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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-02
MINOR MENTION.

Cen. jacob 4. COKey--,he original Of
C1Key army iams--ls billed to arrive
in Salt Lake on May 10.
In the police cjurt To-Day three
dfunks were hssosse s. each aud four
Tres panefi were survoI liSswisU.
roday's arrests by tho oiiicars con.
set Of Indian Joe i1r drunkenness, and
Charles Monroe, Johu Williams and
Flank Amrs Tor vngtaucy.
a large cottonwood tree, blown
down, by last nights wind, obslfucts
the sidewalk on West Temple street,
near Third South.
Elder d. n. Roberts will he this
speaker In the lwouty.ifst ward meet.
ing house tomorrow night, beginning
AZ 0 o'clock.
Mf'. @. II. Fay aud daughter, VI
Dillon MOutsua, are expected 10 NJ.
rive Ia Salt LhEu tomorrow. Sunday.
Mfr. Fay comes mere tor AieW weeks
H. hopci Of brnvntilg her health.
AZ 1.-THE News goes to press, Justice
Wuugef 10 eittiug on civil case Tor
damages, resulting cut OF small bUy
having some time ago uoen bitten by
a vicious dog, the properly OF William
ChatieTton.
Tho Young Poople's Society OF
Chr stihu Endeavof OF the FIRST Bip.
tist church nave arranged an interest.
ig program 10 be- rendered at the
cnutoh 1rkt hutsday evening, bcgiu.
ming NJ o'clock.
General nni local weather forecasts
Tor thiriy-sx hguis onIinR p.m., My
p 81: Fuf Utuu, sha wets tunitht anu
possibly SUNDAY, stationary tsmptra.
ufe. sait Lac and vicinity, fair anu
warmer weather.
John Rydaloh, Of Gran,svliie, 10 la
thr capital on tuHinrsF. Amlng other
matters 1t Importance 70 hAs his eve
on the Deep Greek railway, which he
oels will surrey 20 via his burs IN.
stead 81 through ruocls county scat.
On Wednesday evening" n,xtane on.
tunainment will be gwen tu The Sev.
rnth ward hall, complimentary 60
Elder Antoine Peterson, VINO Ia Ab0ut
10 depart on mission 20 Scandinavia.
An excellent pr gram ~ being AZ.
ranged Tor tue occasion.
Ike GKiug of salaries OF county
iilc ais 10 going ~ prove K oIy
lfoulcm with the commission VIII
were 10 have met Go consider the mat,
ier tbls morning. Mr. Ged 10. tald thi.
afternoon that % would require the
msst careful thought IN their paftand
thai they would have To make haste
slowly.
The COMMITTEES 90 the proposed mid.
summer festival was schelulsd Tor
meeting ht Judge McNaiiy's Ufiiro ut
. CLOCK this afternoon. o. Monday
evening next II n the detention to hold
a mecun ~ business men ami appoint
ciuzrnP mmittto On control 10
supetviso the worE Of toe carnival.
d. Tnlmagt'- lecture 10 tho sAlt
Lake Tnoalor tomorrow night o. tue
sun, Moon and stars sh uld ufaw a
large audience. The Speakers we'll
known abiliiy, the iuteTeit In the
theme Itself aud the object Tor which
tho lecture 10 Rivtu-Oi b,utti.ing the
kindergarten assOCiutiou-sbuuld b.
AMPLE Inducements 10 paok tbs house.
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The Uncle Sam"

Articles ni incorporation were hIed
with HE UNITY CLERK by the Uncle
s m Mining o1mpany with a capital
...cE o. 500, 600. TIE INCORPORATION
uu Frederick n. AuotuaCh, Samuel
"a, Auorbacn, George Rho 'e, II. j
Wallace, Me. Sarah A. MUChFysia
lU JYuu MuCnIyatal, Frederick n.
Aur btou BE- lresiaeut, Samuel II,
AuUuauh vice fuslteut anu IA, J,
Wallace rerIvtsry AMI treasurer ght
company wv toe Uucli 5am lode
nuiU < AMI the u Gle sam mill sit,
.,uated la the lluNC miuiug district.
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In Speaking Of the exhibits Of ore At
tho Boise mining exchange, yestef-
days Statesman Of that city says
among other tningt.
Prominent AmouR the receipts 30
far IL u chunk from tho Friday, or },
q, Hin, mine, now being worked by
Mt. Mckinley. This specimen weighs
about 76 pounds. IL carries 20 per cont
oil lead ami close TO glOc pet ton gold,
wuilu there IL n large percentage Of
iron, Since II was taken out, a richer
ptnko has bton made, there being now
~ ioot Of ore, much Of which 10
,uuught 30 carry $500 por ton In gold.
The orc cariiUs some silver, ~ much 10
IS ounces per ton being shown by syme
samIls.
Flank Onlcer, mAnager Of the Mlngo
uuiuilet ~ aAit Lake, who was NJ WI.
low Creek with the Union Pacific
party, has contracted Tor several car
l1ads OF the Friday ore, aud shipment
will be begun from lhis puiut Just a.
soon a. the roads settle. There 10 now
20 tons Of orc on the dump. A hoist IL
70 be put on the prop rly ~ once,
anu a large production will then be-
possible,
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ImE OH KELIAnLE.
THE BslIsun's nspsrt OF Proceedings
There fsv the Past Week,

THE BsIIstin'a nspsFt OF Proceedings
Thsrs fss the Past Week.
Several weeks ago the Bulletin was
aPprised Of the fact that a project war
on foot 10 erect new process oonoen-
traitor At Leodmill station, Tor the pur.
pose Of treating ores from the large
nlnss tributary 10 the Dalton a Lar
lTamWAy. Broadly sppll7u this would
mean the Dalton a Lark, Samson. lo.
semitic No. l, Brooklyn, Leadmine,
Keystone aud others, which II worked
10 their present capacity could furn Oh
several hundTed tons Of concentrating
ore daily. IL now seems that the pro,
jeut II taking form, and II part Of plan
10 erect 6OO.tOn plant Of the cam,
kind al Park CITY, OF which tho lasI
PARA Record speaks Rt come Icing b,
aud states that r. II. Jones OF Sal
Lake and associates are promoters 90
the SCHEME. Tue process IN u secret,
but mas been thoroughly tested Tor Park
Ctty UTes, 40 We know II has Tor ores %.
this locality, aud proved n Bncossg,
tayirg practically all the values At D.
minimum cost.
From Information obtained u AZ.
ptsrs that the plsus Of the rujectur
reach farther than the mines dlTec.-
ly tributary 10 Leadmill, Oue mine NO
main Bingham, capable Oi oulpuuiu,
80 tons Of Q ucentrallng Utrs unIIy, uat
been apprUachbI iJf a cOntrict Cor b
product, sn4 TumOr Is IN the n fa.
luRt other large outputs are being az
Piled tor. liall that is claimed tIr tn
new process In correct, anu it ~ lUcat.u
no that the output Ut the man cauyur
are directly lrbllary 90 lb ll wlIlr.r
suit 10 The shutting down of toe Ol
JgtlRu, WtuAmuck aud % Ia, ugLCuI.
ttalgrs, M thu greater uHyilg of value.
will give handsome margin 0yut
cost of transportation 10 81. Possibly
the planb VI the prIiecgors contemplate
the construction OF two Ilaru
la Bingham, owing to the lu.
uTaetloabiNty VI select < COM
mon center fur It's many lHFn
ptoduotTs, and this id6a IL suggested
as ptACliGabe. Al all tvents, 10 Tho
ptoctss h introduced here at Hll, aud be-
perfect succ,Hs, II viii prove an im.
pof1aht event IN The history Of Bling.
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Bingham now claims 10 have is0
mines from which ore has been
shipped,
a recent strike 10 the Gold Dus,
property 10 the Camp Floyd ilstrio.,
dIsclOsts ore which assays gll.2D iu
gold 10 tue ton.
Ata meeting Of the directors OF the
Dalton and Lark, held yesterday,
regular monthly dividend No. . was
dogiattd payaUiu on the 10 o., which
mtaue the disifibution OF $4,000.
Tho finishing touch was put to tho
~ g VI toe Maven group last evening
When ihe 100000 BOND was taken ~
anu company looking TO tue thorough
developments Of the properties, orgau.
izud.
W. +. Patrick OF Denver anu J. L..
Fnugrl Oi New York have secured a
ltasu ON the South Eureka NJ iiuuc.
The agreement ~ that the gentlemen
shall pAy q ~ yer cent royalty on All
the uis laktn IRON tue miur.
According 10 the Manu MESSENGER,
W0ikmuu commenced on tue, new ufsin
tunutl al tue Sterling Goat q CJEt
company's mines, ON MONDAY. A rev
engine ~ being put In place 10 luruisL
power iOf too nir compfUssuf, ~ wnioh
moaus The dfiiling wIl be- uuue. IL
viii take oil summer " complete the
tunnel.
Toools Transcript: Mr. Abbot has
hal au assay Il. M Jonus0u's Pass {
$50 In gold, ana 7sI ounces IN silvoG
at. Abbot ~ vi tno decided opinion
that he orc next tai pal ing mil,s
viii DO worked. liz gives a splendid
description of different claims. This
and many other Indications 10 " b..
uuCe " On IN our miuinE mattufs.
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ton Al o2l esst Second South street,
costing $50.
J. Chipmsn, frame barn Mt $50
Flith street, costlug $500.
l.. u. Callister, fusIio addition ~ 81
Wtsi Seventh $ nth street, costing $3.50.
George R1muey, alterations At II
South First West, costing 1900.
william B. Homer, frame barn 81
i22 -0uth First West, costing $50.
b. Whiimorc, bruk ahliu1n At 80
sou h Fret West, costing $500.
n. Warmth, ifnme barn al 2i2 south
Fourth East street. COtiug 500,
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rnANspKRs or srooIsa.

Fifty shares Of Bullion Book NJ S6.s6;
900 -Four Aoos at cent?; 100 Merouf
a. Sa.e2h 200 Ajax at 81 cents; 1900
hlopmond Anaconda At "a cent? and
1000 at ", 800 Electric At 81; 1000
Little Pittsburg nj 20 cents. Total
shares sold, 1850.
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Fronl ,he I..hI nnnncr.

Dr. O. l.. SeabHght and Elisha Day
started Wrst Saturday ternoon 10
vinii tue Lion mine and Feb Springs
snd Deep Greek country. they Will
stay a couple " weeks anu make few
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Building Permits.

Building Inspector R1olledge issue
permits to the following psuons during
me- psst week:
A. Crow, ono two.raom hrink addl'
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COMM ERCIAL.
aALt 80 eLnANINu nousE.


Today's clearing house exchanges
amounted 10 f284,b72. Same day last
wear, tlsl 1855; weeks clearing, ST.
lsS,2O4; same week lsst year, 81 ,l2l,.
go.
rODAY's QUOTATIONS.
Now York.-slIvsr 6s; lead, 600.
LOudOn.-Silvrr, ~ l.l6i.
ORE And nULLioS.
Wells, Fargo d 60. received todays
Penn. bullion, 5000; ore t5wittrD
81 900.
r. r. Jone. & 60. renewed today
Base bullion, $500; ores, $500
Total, SIS, 400.
w. s. McCornick & Go. received TO-
day; Htuauor bullion, $500; silver
anu lead ofe', $500. TOTAL, Sl2 100.
srOUAs AM nAnikEas.
Sev York stack Market
Nrw YouN. MAY l-Tbo market opened
weak. Tobacco declined 90. After 1910, "a
Improvement iolioNud % o. pcf cent The
FunUfai net also aunsuel slightly, sugar gain.
iug
In tic nnn hour SHARP fractional gains we're
scored iu Tobacco. Manhattan aud sugar.
AAN Ni"HiNh We NfNAs
Uhieags Li,s stocE
CHICAGO, Maya
sheep-marsc, steady TO strong
Hos receipts
Light tL8IutI.GI.
Mixed, SO $50.
NUuyy, 81 lfuttl as
k0ugh, t.uicfti0.
cattle receipt
Texas steers, 81 fatt.01.
stoykOrs and feeders, i2eidiiN
'htcaE" uarKui.
"hlcar, close. Maya.
wheat-May. i9'.. June Gii..
Corn-May. 1a July. Nit
Oats-May 10, June lsS
fsfss--NM My y Il y, j my q, 49,
Rlbs-May. itui.i jay s. iitai1.
Hhrlcy-4ia1
Tmuhy-1aU.
hYC=3A.
weekly TANK statement
NEw YORK. May - Hosefye. increase.
81. o.. 900. loans, Increase iNas 81. specie
Increase, f5li,tus LEGAL tgnd,fs, increase.
t.sbstUU. dyuOsita, increase. iitul,tuu, cir
Uulation. Increase, $3.50. he ban now ho,d
i44pit,lg In excess OF requirements
stivrr, Lssd
SILVER Is lead. $500
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DIBaD ID.

kLANUY ~ Guunuou, hAnpetu cnunty,
Utah. ApdI -. isa1, AmaHa hoLuoy torn At
FILLMORE, NINA q unty, Utsh. April q. -ss
lie WAa t.atterHday aaiNt and dirf ir fail
fo low .hp leaving "a wife ana soyrn rhildleni
tWu OF WutIh are by n former wife, Wl ON ne
survived. Afterwards mar yiug Anul0 p,
daughter Of Cuarica and Elizabeth nlcuhill.
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Finest American zephyr giughams
In all the leading dress STYLES, in.
clu. Ing the small dainty effects ior
children, This fabric retailed all
over the country this season at ! &c
and ISc yard, our price...,"7 sc
56.inch percale in IS styles to Sc.
lect from, good i7Ic cloth, for
'',,,,....'.'.''''''' ,.,',.'... ...''S1 &c
Fast colored Swiss dimities,
lawns and organdies. worth I92c
yard at,".,.'"".,...,..".. sc
Our entire stock Of finest quality
Of Scotch zephyr ginghams, embrace
ing all the novel effects, imported
this season at.",""......",...,2Oc
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Spring Capes and
Dress Skirts.

Ladies' silk capes with fancy col
lar and ietted, a 81 so cane for
'sss'''..s,'..s.,''s,sss.'. ss',., ''sol %
Our s7I.so ladies' silk canes at
'.''''''''''''''' '''''"''"ol3. %
Ladies' dress skirts in tan color.
cheviot, rustic and soft lining rine
cores velyeteen facing at..-SB.OO
Also fancy and plain black bri liam.
tine skirts. well worth IS 90 at
."",r",.,.,,,,, ...,,,,,,, ,.,,",9B,O 90
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chicago Li,s stosu


NEw NoHK. May 2 cd Nosefve, increase,
81. 300. iouus. increase. lias 30, specie
Increase, filLAus LEGAL tend,fs. increase
f.sbi,iUl. deposits. increase, 5tgl 900, cir
UuIation. increase, $3.50. The ban now no d
il4pitly0 IN excess OF requirements
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Fine quality figured cotton shai.
lies light ground mostly, in very
desirable styles, at .........,,....""1c
Good quality black sateen at exc
Good heavy quality solid co'ored
e'tsucker gInshams, In light blue,
pink, brown and gray mixtures,
worth I7}ic yard, at..,"."""6 &c
Evening star., 1896-11-16
LEGAL NOTICES.

rxr Is: GssueG %t. \ Noy; G. 1880
No 74si Doc. ~. u e'''ln0H
Court Of the Distrct Of Columbia, hodine feme one
phans' Court for probate of last will and testa-
by Margaret C. Duncan Of Washington city, ex.
ecutrix named In said will, this is to give notice
4h of n 70
am, TO show cause why such application should
no. be granted wow.
Register Of Wills. DC.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
'. Of Columbia the 11th day Of November, 1906
Mount Vernon and Marshall Hall Steamboat Co.
tackle snS ufniys &c. 81
trict Court for District Of Columbia; and Isaac
y. Talbert steamer George Leary etc No
4S4 u $. District Court for District Of Columbia,
To whom 1t may concern: Notice is hereby
given that pursuant to an order of the court ii,
the above soa cases made on the nth day of No
and sse fa2Pnsf fRPnsfl orae1 aaa
any claim or interest therein to Be and appeaf
- before said court on the EIGHTEENTH DAY OF
answer said libels, and that in Of failure to
appear the court will proceed to determine said
saa @ rhs AIBERT SrosL WoS ss to
Marshal. D. 9. no12-5t
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OE kOlOlNG A SPECIAL TERM
AS DISTRICT COURT FOR THE UNITED
STATES FOR SAID DISTRICT.
In the matter Of the condemnation of land for tbe
opening and extension Of Albemarle street betv
Thirty-elghth l3Sth) street and Grant road in the
county OF Washington, District Of Columbia
Upon consideration Of the petition fled in tbis
case, by John W. Ross, George TruesdelI and
Charles f. Powell, Commissioners of the Distr
Of Columbia, seeking condemnation Of the right OF
way for the opening and extension of Albema rio
street, in the District of Columbia through tbe
lands Of William Britt, George f. Burrows James
NJ. Pyles, Joseph NJ: Curran, Mary L. Curran,
Armsleigh Park, Annie NJ. Poore and George A.
Armes;
ORDERED, That said William Britt George r,
Burrows, James NJ. Pyles, Joseph NJ Curran Mary
L. Curran. Armsleigh Park, Annie NJ PeOre NM,
George A. Armes, and all other persons OWNING a,
claiming any interest in said property or hayinn
any interest therein, occupants or otherwise hs
and they are hereby required to appear In this
and make answer to the said petition on or before
the FIFTEENTH DAY OF DECEMBER 1854 nj
which time the court will proceed with the con,
deMna zion Of said land.
PROVIDED. That the marshal of the United
said William Britt, George F. Burrows. lanes
NJ Pyles, Joseph II. Curran, Mary L. Curran Arms
leigh Park, Annie NJ. Poorc and George A. Armes
II they be found in this District at least savo
days before the said 18th day of December 1896
AND PROVIDED FURTHER, That a copv of fbts
order be published In The Evening Star neysnaner
at least six times. and In the Washington Law Ee.
porter twice before such day.
CsigneD W. S. cox, Justice.
A true copy Test: ]. r. YOUNG, Clerk
By r. ]. MEIGS. Jr.. Asst. Clerk. noi2-6t
Evening star., 1896-11-16

HYOMEI BOOrH's POCKET INItAIEn
Washington o6ice, Room sc, Washington Loan and
Trust bldg. cor. 9th and p sts ". s. THOMP-
e0N, 706 18th ct. NV. ap22-W. fGm.1y
Evening star., 1896-11-16

THE CARLTON. 514 18TH ST. NV; FAMILY
hotel steap, heat: electric bells; only frst-lass
I.nnsents accommodated 81 and $50 per day.
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II st near 18th. S',3 30 Mass near 18th. 133 33
X st near Conn nv. .29l .G6 18th r.. 10000
Mass av near !4th. 30 l6 y st 18th. 100 90
18th st q Dup Cir. 20S % Kenesaw ay mr. l4tbS3 33
McPherson square 200 90 18th Dup Cir. as 90
st lith- lJeoJ Corcoran 18th. sc. 90
FITCH. FOX BROWN,
no6tf l3O6 q 81 N W
FOR RENT-I328 AND ,S2S 9TH ST. NV. 9
rooms and bath; also 906 o st. NV. rooms and
bath; also 2O0S 14th ST. NV, rooms and bath:
also SOL East Capitol st, rooms and bai b.
These houses have all modern enlences are
Gesrably situated and the rents are low In
Quire OF FRANK +. BROWNING,
0ulo.tf al9 9Th ST n w
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WANTED-HOUSFS

NANfEE-TO RENT A OR SROoM HOUSE
strictly np-to-date in every respect. Address
w Il. r.. Star offoe. nnIJ-tr
WANTED -CoMIIETELY FURNISHED HOUSE:
less than l. rooms: between | and p Isth
and 18th sts-; paror. library Ginning r. ON, en-
suite for private family; REM, SlJo month for 4
months. with priv iisye for longer term Address
NATHANIEL. Mckay. zoos I3fn st. NV nl4 2s
WANTED HOUSzS-wE WANT To ADD TO DIR
list of furnished houses; also are prepar-d to
pII1chs.e some real bargains in small houses
hSi-2t WM. X. SAUNDERS & CO. 14O7 st.
WANTED-BY COMPETENT LADY A Crv
traiiy and eligibiy located well fur house ada mr.
ed for boaIders. for which rental would be tnt.n
In whole or part by owner tenant or would
undertake the catering for u first class boa riin.
house. Address A. A. b.. Star Office nol4-2t.
wANTED-To OWNERS OF VACANT HOUSES
We dre having more applications than We can filI
Let us rent your vacant houses for you
Octi7-lmo RALPH W. LEE Cog 14th St NV
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FOR RENT-STABLES.
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

foK RESf-BUSINESS IN ANOTHER CITY RE
iulreS my pres@Dce lor six nionns. During his
period Will rent my upright for $2o will pay
urayaSe BON Ways. Address Box 10. Star Office.
nol4-S. -
FON RENr-RkAIINGTON TYPEWKITEtS AT The
MlNGTON OFFICE; modern machine perfect
condition guaranteed. with stand; delivered free
In city; one month applies purchass OF new
when directly following rental.
de19-tf Cor. sth and + sts NV
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FOR RENT-FUR.-ONE LARGE, SUNNY FRONT,
room. and small room; communicating; sin
ely or en- suite; second noOr. =.
nO1i3as 1433 s at NV =
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UNFURNISHED.

FOR RENT-63G 81. NV, $:0as PER MONTH.
Ior particulars write to owner, THOMAS Ri.AG-
DEN, City T. o. Box lii. nolijats
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2l44 III st. lOr. .4J
1926 y NV, Or.
1913 o st NV, 10r....45
2i04 l4ih st NV. l0r. As
2s23 iith ST, 9r..4l.67
619 n Y ave. black
smith shop&dwg.....40
1902 X ST. Or. 40
1884 18th ST. Tor. 40
20l9 lith NV. 9r....40
Flat 5, ID & Q. Or. 40
72o llth OF NV, I4r. 40
ls06 X 81 NV. Or. 40
lIi2 y st. Sr........40
.ic1 PA nv, l2r......4o
2i2o 14th ST. pr. so
2i2S i4th NV. Tor. .3T.s0
900 A 81 Sc, i0r. .35
1906 10th ST. Or. .35
l2S F 81. 2 front
1902 y G st. Or. .35
1880 18th ST Iw, 1Or. .35
1913 Fla av NV. sr. .35
3O21 L ST. Or. .30.6S
l42i 33d ST nw.lIr. .3o.5o
225 II ST ne. 12r. 80
ll26 18th ST, Or. 30
5l5 18th ct NV. LIST n.30
12lO + nv. 1r...-....30
6a3 T. 81 IN Dl. 1r2J
Up pit 1913 Tth NV. 5r. 30
:Suel j ST. Or. 30
2906 Q st nw.....2S.33
ls03 Linden ST. 7r % 80
3023 Il st NV. Or. % so
SlI llth st NV. Or. .25
90 Il st NV. 7r.......5
Up pt S24 18th pw.1r -
1902 9th 81 NV. 7r. .2a.JD
i5 5 ST NV. Or.
llI7 5 81. r.. .22.50
1ol n ST se.s&d.sr. 90 so
lii3 Pierce pl. 7-. .2s.50
53 ID st, 1r..-...-.20.50
81 ID ri. Tr.-......20. 30
11l LIST ST sw. 6r. 20
1924 2Dfh St or. 20
UP liU4-6-s 14th st.2r.20
40l5 Sth 81 NV. 20
1873 18th ST nv. Or. 20
1926 10Th ST NV, sr. 20
5l6 1th ST sw. Or. ais
palQ 7.h 81 NV Gr IA
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED AUDDLE-AGED GENTLEMAN A
.d-story frcnt Iocm, heat AID gas, with good
plain beard, In private family: location bet. Tth
ard lie stS--s.e- Address, stating price, ROOM
of C1rrier 169. n,I,;-3t.
WANTED-rfiEEE OR FOUR-ROOM FLAT FUR
nshed unfurisheti: must be good location,
Address r. j. r., Star Office. no13-3ts
WANTED FLAT OF FOUR OR
five rooms private hall and bath: in NV. over
stores need not reply. Address W. NJ. B., Star
otficr. '''~ - nol3-3t"
WANTED-wE ADVERTISE ROOMS DAILY N
The STAR and POST and renting many.
Let US rent yours; charge unless we rent
them: You collect your rent. WHEAT SUTEls
4 MEADE, 1906 Pa. ave. oc14-3m
Evening star., 1896-11-16

FOR EENT-OR SALE-4l4 n ST. NV; CHEAP
est rent III city; reduced to $3.50: nearly new;
:-story and cellar. good furnace; finely papcred:
modern imps.; in elegant order. Look at it, kcy
at 1890 n. ]. ave. pol3,3tE
Evening star., 1896-11-16

FOR RENT-112l 10TH ST. NV: II ROOMS;
saloon parlor; marble mantel; elegant gilt frame
mirror; reception hall: laundry; furnace latrobes;
lots of large closets; a.mi and in good order:
former price, S75; to rent quick will take $50.
THEOD FRIEBUS, Ohio Bank building 18th and
q stS. NV. nol6-6t
FOR RENT-5O9 n. ]. AVE. NV: 2-STY B-wIN
br; large and light; 7r.. b. pantry halls. closets,
cel.; large ytls.: sanitary plumbing: MI; excel
lent repair; 5000. Apply 1915 ST. NV. Meet
FOR RENT-313 NJ ST. NV; ROOMS; BATH;
ami; price, $26.5O.
THOS. G. HENSEY & Co.,
nol6-3t 1900 + st.
FOR RENT
43O NJ st. NV; rooms and BATH $35 per mo-
nO1G-lw JOHN 3. WIGHT. 141O G st
FOR RENT
1911 18th ST. NV: a large house, well adapted
for boarding house; will be rented at u moder-
ate price.
no16-1w JOHN B. WIGHT. 1410 st.
FOR RENT-JOHN L WEAVER,
Cor. and Sth sts INV. Telephone 110A
1s09,1i 14th. 11r so5 00 II st. G-. %. so
423 4th NV, 12r. 40 90 1911 9th st. 6r. 20 90
1911 NV, 10r. .40eO 332 Elm LDpk. Gr. Is. So
1211 Q NV, Tor. O00 Office rooms. GO f St
III NV, 1Or- 100 522-2s Tenn av. 6r. 16 81
1928 NV. 7r.. .35 30 6l2 Seaton, Eek n 6r1 90
326 T NV, 11r.. .27 90 Brightwood PIX, Or 10 90
SIG I'd ne, 7r. st0. 81 sol 1919 18th se 6r s. so
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-11-05
WoMEN's FOREIGN MISSIONS.
Annual Meeting Portland District Assooia-
ton.


The annual meeting of the Portland
District ass0olstion will be held at Chest
nut Street church tomorrow, November
6, with the followin exercises:
10a. devotional service Mrs. Free
man. Greeting Mrs. Parsons; response,
Mrs. Eastman.
II a. m.-Business. Minutes of last
meeting. Report of treasurer. Appoint
ment OF committees. Report OF district
secretary, Mrs. Canham. Report of
branch meeting, Mrs. Luce. Paper,
Practical Hints, Mrs. Kimball, Wood
fords.
10 m.-Noontids prayer Mrs. CLARK.
Pine street. Fifteen minutes with Miss
Atkinson.
1870 p. m.-Bas ket lunch.
2p. m.-Musio by Mission Band. Re-
port of nominating committee and un-
finished business. Collection. Paper,
Success in Mission Work, Mrs. Roberts,
Pleasantdale. Solo, Mrs. Williams, Bid
deford. Paper, Tho Privilege of Service,
Mrs. Wood. South Portland. Address,
Mrs. Atkinson, Tokyo, japan.
All are invited,