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in NE AAlLMAl WORLD.
Interstate Commerce Commission
Decides Johnston. lorimer Case.
ORDERING A CORRECTION or TARIFFS
The Katy and the Galveston, Houston
ana Esndefson's New Schedules.
Co'nmission Hulings.

Austin. Texas, May 23.-Tho railroad
commission has issued the following
rulings:
In approval Of Joint application of the
Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fc railway.
Texas and Pacific railway, and the Texas
Louisiana and Eastern raj. Dad companies.
submitted unuer No. A of tine CUR. Colo.
RADIO and Santa fe Hallway company. au-
thority is hereby granted Tor the adoption
OF the following rates. in ccnts Nor iu,
louhus, Tor the Transportation ut i.ino,r.
III car .tads. from al mills ON the Texas
LOUISIANA ana Eastern railroad and CUR,
SoIoiuoS ana santa f'e Railway TO INA
following STA ions on The Texas ana Pa
citc railway.
w., ~ Rates.
W. West OF Abilene to Colorado inc -. ~. :
w 81 OF Colorado to W estbrook me ~.
est OF estprook to latan inc. 2s,.c
Nest OF latan TO signal Mount, inc. ~.
Wesi OF S.shai Alouht TO Big Springs.
West of Big Springs 10 Morita. inc. Sli,c
Nest OF Murita to Stanton, inc..... 81. &C.
West of Stanton to Ell Paso, inc.. 3giac
filectiNe May %. 1896.
IN approval OF Application No. AZ of the
Texas and Haclhc hallway coinuany. an
monty is hereby granted Tor the adoption
OF tb ~ per cent of the current lumber
rates, Tor the Transportation Of siwdust
ana shaVnss, In carloads, minimum
weirht 900, pounds per ear, between All
p,ihts Oh The TEXAS and l'ac lie iailway Ia
Te>as. Effective May %, 1896.
-. In approval Of application No. ~ of the
U Aas Midland railroad. authority is hNlc.
" GRANTED for the adop ION of dG ~ per
cert OF Tie current hunter rates, for The
tiahSl ortation OF sawdust md shaviugs.
IN carloads, minimum weight .u,ru pounds
per ear, between all points on the TeNas
" inland mi road. provided no rate So
maze shall hc less taan cents per iDl
"a ~. -..1 at 1. 4,
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EASTEpS ATTENDANTS FOR
VANDaffr PAsSt.NGfRs VIA
DAi'lA-P ENNSYLVANIA

khgormaA LIN ES.
l.'ss, look Pare Parcel ,portors will. free of
khy and denarr,r me comfort of all ar
4 pss.srpennsylvania Route nj WE Isrt .ny
~ them es station, ana viii accom-
~, ferrv" VI resiredD between rort,andt
kercan / In, New York Ciiy. ana The
= raIlrossie per sixth Avenue Eie-
Stw Jersav an ana the Central Railroad
sses stree, ,ssalon also between pcs
al.o Avenue Elevated rni All ',rh hnu
b ,rs,ns n',e' Nanlul'a- Prnnsvlyniin
l'.nger ., "a, Philadelphia Brond street
NAY dai.ion and assist passengers
ing ehairs NJ, Their aid. take charge of
make ,bo mnen needed. meet carriages
k.tlrers. TTIhspiVes generally useful TO
3nrsnlmIt unlll 4 midnign, a and Wien
y ,sd b, lug Passengers Viii carry mar.
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NOISE DOES NOT WORRY HER.
Lively rroicat Agalnst Muzzltg IN
lland organ aud street crlers

fv,iv tfrrfgHt AE4luat MUIHiiilg inc
NINA organ ana street Crlcrs.
,, ,.,o.
New to'h ,,,ss ,,,,,,,.,b J. Ranks
~ ondnn 1lno1 Won for
i'u..,'" ,,,,,' ,hnn nh nor ar nous ana
her mrr' 1"il' ihh'' a" ~ ,.'.,',,,,,
IMPORTANT ",,t'i'i ,os, ,.,o,''t, ina can.
Wnh'W. W.. . ,.,,,,,, ANTON, .ts. Il,
slan' m'.','I -, ni,,,o,,,, ,tnn, n, rho
matters 'h"i 'u H. :, ,,i y'',,ia ,'.dnre
ns'hur" 81 'eihph7' VIM NN"n'
tho whoe "Htlo , r9 ~,",'E ,.,,,o,ye,
calm ma 4Nl' ~ %" -" ,,a,t
- am hn n''s'i ~, rrnp y h,s made mo
yenrs' r'sin"hrt III ~ ."',i ' ,,c ,r,,,y ,d
love Iona u, VAN - s'i'"h', ~, ''sn "..
rs street n2'Ses, ~ ~ WIZ" ,na. l,n.ians
tlmH ago u sfe'n,u w III VIZ nas,,d %,
conlI NOR p'ol'f'' n,,,..r nn,,,tr, in Inc
liberty than an, "'nv' au"',, ,i,, =" ,.un
World moi earopl'hs my own nn'', '''n',
the county couhel' .o"h nm'F ,~," ', ,na
don dogs ,ne,f iisnt '' Now ~. Jo,'.
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SOUTHWESTERN TRAFFIC.
Rates on Grain and Products to Texa
Points Advanced,

Rates on Grain and Products to Texas
Points Advanced.
ST. Louis. Mo. May 23.-~The board o.
administrator for the Southwestern TRAIT.
iic association today concluded conslaeru.
ton ef the rates on grain and products
from producing points In Missouri, kan
sas. Nebraska ana Colorado to Texas
points and agreed upon an advance of 4
cents per 100 pounds In groups and =, In
Texas; cents in group 3, and / cent per
100 pounds in group I. a rule has been
established by the board making the live
STOCK contracts providing for free return
transportation good only for continuous
passage
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Journal In other DAYS when Albert Pu.
fsur owned the journal, II was chonp
nnd nasty. Now it'a cheap and sousa-
iional following the nut worn Ia by the
| World Whrn John Mrl,ean cnmr here
nom Cincinnati he Brought pcuty ot
money but no sand Af,er he had sunk
! whut in reality was but ilna-hito m mod
crn journalism. he last his nerve. fnnkod.
threw up the sponge, turnoh tail aud nm
away Now that Hearst IS hern. el@o WIN
plenty of money the one and only aues-
tion asked Is. Has he ~" soni2' II SIR
hearst, who is nov probably sinking 81,
60 to $4,000 week. has sufficient grit 70
see his family millions melt away for
thrce y..rs. say To the tune OF g Vu 400
h. Will have tt property easily worth from
$irA,ero To $i.0onsio In the opru market.
Thus tar he has dome woA lis chief aid,
Mi Chamberlain. is known TIM lglinut
llr Nspapftipin for his icYrl heHl. Ms Icy
atty. MS nosr for news. IL" fi!iorial
unrc Is IN charge OF an OIL lticrI Of
yours Wills Abhott nu1 among his
IS ~iailfs arc mo OF the brightest icl.uwa
.n thu City. notably A q. Whc,,sr. better
lluo,yn as Sym criultlo TN pace So rs
tusl nnl furious The race * hli aud *
prusiVe Hearst makes no bones about Sc
gu ine nuG ou.uging such of the Worlia
mon ~ un .ouii get holl Of. Mr. carr hlho
~ wars MI lulltz@r's familiar, MS alter
ego. nis right hand man, his cyS and
,llrs VINO huarr,c1 Miss Cunagk ~ chi
cago newspaper girl, left the lioial con-
,rpl OF he Woil1 and now wonders mys-
forlously aud almost inrtvclS ihfonsh
IN. n,az.s of his new employ. not know
fug uinrle.lv who're he Is at II Pulitzer
wns In good h.alfh we would tree li,e Y
Times along Printing House sdnnrc the
POOR fellow hasn't been able, h" tolls me,
10 read n copy of his own pryor In ivr
y,,,rs hui doubt very much No aSsor-
non Of tho London chronicle lint in Is
50 very rich he cart tell how many
millions he has 4"
Tho ida'-Howard in Chicago Times
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.;ausNu uN 4. reauclon OF ,..ou. Ss,e.uyJ on
~ sMlssouii Pacific, Of S9gro on thu Union
shci'ic and of $1,000 ON tho Kansas
,oiy' Fort Scott and Memphis The
FRISCO road was increased $50 ON The
was raised $500. The Santa Fc receives
u Shght Increase on rolling stock. ma
,rrals and tools. but the to,nl assessment
,,nis'iiis nhout the same rs last year. The
AtissoUrl Kansas and Texas is reduced
sse'VVt with the execution of n slight
uectease on rolling stock The Rock Island
remains thr same
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WEEKLY EARNINGS
KANsAs VALUATIONS.

Statement q Assessed Na'-
ues of Railway Property
The total assessed valuation OF all iaii-
road property. Including telegraph Pun
man and wagner cars in Kansas ior ~,
is s5a.sii .5s5 The total valuation for lsso
was $50 ao3. G5f, being SIZE lls more thaii
This wear. The decrease for THIS year 10
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NEW HurcnINs HOUSE.

T,, saIssas1,m1anl Houston j, y. Weisnor,
ir, nv ai u. A. Benton, ST. LOUIS: John
s, uaaa W. Greenville. y Tulich. New
r. Viii; M'S. ", l.. Anderson. Shepherd
( spisri. ,botholt. Miss Carson Langhar,
H., ausene fiibbctte, PHILADELPHIA
M EVAN, burst. Texas: Frank Nj
klyIilse 'MNe''hati; Mrs. NJ. H. Kennedy.
EOnas = a. 49,, Sam Herman. St Louis /,
k,ent Iecvsuti.'h'hgham. Chicago, e. W .
[s,; II,vat.iizer. st Louis; j Grnrarv
!. Viz Snaryey Morris. $ j. WiIfionrs
ktonin. pan Antonio. f.. r.. Smith San
kcaso. "a IS; Mayer, Nelasco; O. 2'ohn'
PANE. ~ Moczygamha, San Antonio:
b. iDuis, INFUSION, r. l.. Foard, Colum,
&. Aus, IN m''Ccheil, Texas. William Keg-
lllams' w.. W; Wlitc. Bonham; j.
Eht ". J. 1 ns,;. Frank Avery, Roau-
(scn - neiK' Taylor; Ben Sass. Cal
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THE HOTELS.
|sE LAwLoR-RATlss, $3.50 AND 50
iPER DAY. JAMES LAWLOR. PRO
ppIrT0R

kE LAwLoR-KATES, $50 AND 50
|PER DAY. JAMES LAWLOR. PRO
PRlETOR.
leo. Bartholoman. San Antonio: Al
hex Cincinnati. Mrs j. II. Cox and
b, Galveston; T. r'Arnsworth. cuero,
| ". Morrison. Kentucky, Louis Men
kleer New Orleans. w. S. Toby, 81.
tSs, l. Isaacs, Galveston; Mrs. j. ~
khason, city; Miss Belle Light. Sedalia.
)ia., l. II. Meriweiher Wharton; f. a.
t,es New Orleans, j j. Iiodses, Peoria,
i. l. Grlcary. New Orl ms: Stevens
hris Dallas; a S. Newell, San Antonio ,
P. Thompson. willard; Nat. N ia
n, Galvsrton 7. o. McSely, New York ,
". Hoffman, Salem. o.: NJ NJ Nc
h.land Dallas, Ed S philips. Houston.
7 Dwight. st. Louis. Mrs. Dobs Phil-
felhia; Wells Thompson, Columbus; a.
Dobblns. Pittshure; j. II. Franklin,
p Antonio; n. A. Newberry. Austin;
R. Blackburn. New York: 4. H. Nc
af Philadelphia; Geo. III, Jones, Gal
F.a; \. r. Gardner. Dallas, John A
{Mo, Chicago; Il. II. Rufncr. New or
lhs; Jas. a. McNah, Houston. A. X
e Thompsonvile; W. u Carey. Hous-
Il. l.. Lame, Dallas; X. n Jack
New Orleans; Il. G. bradshaw, New
n' IL Q: LOWRY, san Antonio; b. Il.
itey, Galveston: Il. w. Charters,
@1a, H.. Frsd chilis, New orleans /.
Grimes Chicago; Is. l.. Nash, Phil
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Gsrr1urununaa
|IIIii!II!I!;lI,gls4 -
BOYS DEPAR1N'I Z

Childrcn's straw Hats, Doc.
Chidren's Straw Hats, S.co and N5o.
Ladies' aud Misses Sailor straw Hats.
soc. Loo and s1.5c.
Ladies' and Misses shirt Waists. boc.
81 % and Sl..5.
loys Wash Fabric Knee Pants, Bic ana
,QC.
Toys An wooi Knee Pants. zoe.
iioSs shirt Waists aoc
Chidfen's wnsh Fabric Dresses $50
itoys Wash suits. 15c.
New summer STYLES Childrcn's Bows. sS'.
BOYS Stockings 25c
l3oNs run iSosom shirts. zoe.
Boys NoRllge SHIRTS. Use.
Ladies' Linen Collars, he,
Travelling haes. 50c.
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Tho APPARENT prosperity Of brother Pa
litzcrs word during the ast six yours
wos phenomenal There "a no question
among experts that for at least Two Of
those years 1T neitcd 100000 pront oaon
lof it, circulation nothing absolutely
d.olnite Is known. There are 50 many
racks ana devices ab1ut circulation nfi!-
dayits that 'hey have l-iSs ID into min-
s.rel stag jpcoslts, and no one takes any
sock In them. a circumstance the sig
uincance of when is greatly enhanced hy
IN. class Of msn. tansers, dry goon-
merchants brokers and capitalists. Sc
lortoi to make the tests in tho press room
lINa, the World Prints amy seNeIhl nun,
dr.d thousand copies Of ms morning and
lrarticularly it, evening editions no one
anuhts. hui the assertion rs made, uncon-
iiradictef, that carloads ana rar"i hs,tt
Ilna1s OF nncircu.ltcd WORLDS are sent al
r.rt to specified pager mill, where thcy
ar, rround mo pulp My o~n experience
II, u,irehas,ng ard exchanging Nor.is, IN
,ra Aster mouse fnr instance. ronyinces
me that the Publisher. hy a,ndins thirty
,,ea ,aen II s.N distinct editions, could
,i,,,, tiut De rad gold $50 copies, the fact
r",,ratnlnr that Of those ~, copies at lcasi
r., ~ore returned ana exchanged. How
l,,.r mat may he, when the World re-
I',r.d lts price To / cent, II disclosed TO an
n ,.,u,..,ros,e1 critic tina, ~ proprietor for
'. ,Nas rattlei. while jim HennottS re-
,.,,tor Of his cents %as evidence that
,or enre his had VAS ,eyel You see our
New York hei Is peculiar. reon,its o.i Ply
~, rothlng could switch them into the
~ ',,.tns. ~ another simply because II
~, iess The general feeling. when may
,s wrong bur when ! share T. ,bat me
. ,sror,d d; now losing money Mite raster
ran IL formerly made It,
And all for what? 49,,
THAT 3 may stem the progress OF the
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THE MORGAN'S POINT.

This shoe has hcen having a great sale
the past w"rk, hu, We aiill have MI sig's
and widths in stnuit l,'s made OF deep
oN BLOOD ehne OF Imported RUSSIA Tan,
with a doop THROWN SAteon upper vhoup h
very polluted. VI hls a hard box toe and "a
shaped To- lac prricc' ntting aud ,oillort-
able prit, S5nU
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NEW YORK NEWSPAPERS.


Organization means much.
TO such an cnihnsiastie err wd as you
Mckin.eyltes ar that truism needs no
exsmplfdeation Nevertheless, take II as
my text. Charles A Dana or III. sun.
Joseph Pulitzer Of the Worla William a
H.nrsi OF the Jol.iull Wnteluw N.m of
the Tribune. and Hcnncu of the Herald
are ont OF toxin Bennett, Damn ana Pa
itzcr are In Europe. Hearst - IA Callfor-
ila rnd Reid is somewhere In the Wild
and woclly Nest II he eltii. group wnro
TO fan dead THIS minute the great news
papers they own would come Oui ionlf-
r4W morning jnst as bright. rs nvwsy .tud
as perfect ns though Il.eA were 10 re-
main. as trust th"y viii. IN iull posses
sion OF their nnnial, phys al AMI, 20 to
speak. moral faculties This possibility Is
entirely due to organization. Each OF
these great daily newspapers ga sinf
and a pant. The staff DOES the heaiwork
.and the plan, turns ONT the n'hteriaI
substance. Just noW there " an immouFl-
ny of gossip about Sew Yorss nHwspn-
pers AID IN certain fields the opposition
developed in each AS against th- others
IL phenomenal The Herald lads thu pro-
,,sssipn in every way II Doesn't pre- ~
to print as many copies "s IN" world
boasts Of hut ON the other hand II doosii't
begin to take back one-ha,t as many re-
while that OF the World IL roiiiood to l..
The Henld's profits for the fs III year
closing dane I are SO near one million dol
lars and the marginal difference wouidu'i
Ray ,hc SALARY Of an ordinary space
writer. One million dollars IN cold cash
Is a very pretty figure, ana according 70
ne OH stylo of reckoning it would be- 10
Der cent of ii reasonable valuation OF tir.
inner and property II used to be s'lii
mar the good Viii Of a noweraDcr prop
'crty was represented hY proiit Of my
rtlisnr,jtfyo Ave y,nrs This would on
,intlsiv not hc common sense IN tho case
Of he Herald. which would easily bring
slNrl0psl ina open market
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And all for what?
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-21
Norlcr oF IRvsIEe,s sAlE.

yIvuEuEAs or THE TIgsT DAY OF
w october. ~ Arthur T., ferl aud Alice
lcrl. bus vile inslo, executed ani deh!trcl
ditoucd for she payment of $50 Uuud HtuItat
recording Co t-u in.citst coupon notes thereto
Wl-re,s iho ssid parties on tho same date
executed nnd utIv| red TO Frank hnoH o.
trustee Tor sad bIIuth trust deed conveying
o. him Do trust tIr following described real
estate situated iu .alt Lake county, tt-h, o..
nineteen lill in UlJcN turcc til IN icrhiu.
fIrst IdtI0n Co SAT- Like CITY and any und
ali water rights belonging io or Used on sa.i
irust decd wac uuIy recorded iu tho ouco of
tho county rCrOfuUr 20 sat latc county ians
on toe iun uay Of November. t'a q. il'" ~.
m va uook "as" ui mortsdgca, pages %. .,, .u1
Whereas stid trust decd provided that
fhOuid dtfoultb be made IN the pay mont OF rAii
bond OR cithCr Of The interest coupon. ur'
cUrdiuF 10 the tenor aud eject thereof, Tor o
pOuoGOf % tsys AfCr their maturity, that "a
aUou. "a be- lawful for sAId trustee % sell ana
disro-O ~ slid property ant ali tue ught
siid Arthur D.. Fcri aud Alice iori ne vie, %
puuuc auction az the front door OF the county
court house ht salt Lake city, SAT- Lakt
county, utAh, tor each, hy riUng Q days
once in each week Tor four tucrtasNe weeks,
~ ngwsp.pcT a. that umo published IN SAT-
Whsrcas there 6as been default made IN
the payment tor more than days after their
maturity Ut the following interest coupons duc
Apul ist 1904 october isL 1924, April ISL
1896, October lat, i..1, April iat SO anu
Whereas. by reason OF faid defaults tile legal
holHCr auu owner ~ said BOND aud decd Of
uuHt, o. W. T.. OHrth. has declared tho Whole
Of auid indcD,t dncss due and payable AMI has
requested the undersiEnCd trustee TO execute
the power iu SAID trust deed. nov, therefore. J,
the unduraiguud trustee, No mo request Of ltc
lcgal ho der " tHd note, by Nttuc ot the
power and authority iu me vested ana w DC
rurdanre with the provisions OF sad truHt decd
will. on Tuesday tho lstl uay % August. . .l.
20 NJ o'gI1uA noon tt a1tl date. u Che fo1th
front door OF ilo County Court House Of talt
Lake County, ou south HtaiD Hifogl saIt lfku
Guy, Utfh, sell tho above described premises
atpHblc nIut ON 20 tho hiEnrHt and bet bud
t0f for cHGt. together with az right, title,
bUuUlt and equity Of redemption ~ the HaW
Arthur q lori and alice lcrl. their heirs and
uHH.auH, Tor lhu purpose NJ paying Che amounts
Que on aaiI Indebtedness win inc costs aul
expenses ot executing this trust. and thc taid
trustee VIII make, execute, utku1WicdEc nnl
deliver Go the purchaser or uutrh Hora OF Hhil
premises, good ana sufficient deed or deeds Of
Conveyance therefor
dated July 10, Isal, salt Lake Cty, Utah
fkANk hNuN, Trustee.
STEPHENS & suuu. Attorneys Tor trustee.
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This linimont IL different Ia oompo.
sition from any other llnlment on Inc
maTko'. IL Il n scientific discovery
which reaulis In u being tbs most peno-
tfatiul iiiuiment ever known. There
are numerous white limitations. which
pay ne seisr n greater profit. Beware
Of ihess and demand BALLARD, Sno,V
LiniDisnt II positivo y cures Rnau.
mntism, Neuralgia, 5nrains, Bruises,
Wounds, Cuts, Scislio aud Innamms-
tory RhrumaliFm, Burn, BcaldS, Sore
Feet CONTACTED Muscles, Sid Joinis,
Old ssre', Pain In Back, Barb wits
cuts, boro Chest or Throat, and Ia
especially beneficial IN Pa'ay6is.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ CITY Council of salt lhto CITY. Stale n
tab, % tue Intention Of such Council % f1als
The following described Improvement. ta.FIt.
Extending and laying sewer along thn follow
ing named street Un the north aIdo VI Second
south street from " Intersection With -pr0ni
tast street 90 I'm Iatt street, aud drffay ia
cost ihofeot eatimatcd 10 u 90 per linear on
front foot or two thousand i've hundred AMI
seventy four dollars, by local aaspHsurHt
upon the blocks. lots, parts % lots AMI pifro.
ot ground within Sewer District 80 !, heinz
Tue property, lots, paris of lots and pieces n
Eruund withiu snid district 20 be- Affected HF
benefited by naid improvement. namely. Iota
l. Z; . aud g. block %, plat ~" aud lois 4 auu
2, bloc, Co pat "tL and iota !. 2 0 and a
bloch Y, plat"A b" sat Lake CITY survey
AZ prutcau aud objections 20 the rarr3ins
out ut such intention To make sad tmufuNr.
ingnt must ho presented IN wIiiiuE 10 The city
Recorder on Or before tho 2lat day ~ JHi.
u q, being the time set by said Council
whuu % wlil hear aud consider such UbIse
tons ne may hC made thereto
ny order Of tho CITY Council OF salt lake
,ly,s,a.e ot Utah, made tho g'id day %
June, 1874
DAVID 8. EMERY.
Sewer Intention No %.
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NOTICE 10 CONTAGIOUS.

onco Of the board Of Public Works. room a0i
CiiY Hall, sult Lake CITY, July iy.h.
CEAtnn PROPOSALS WILL M nE.
= ceiyod a. thus o1lce until 10 O'Clock a. m.
ot Monday. July 80 i..'l, Tor tho work OF curb.
iuE anu paving second south street. IRON West
Temple TO irst Mrat street, and conttructug
cross walk and gutter AZ itrAt West street
intersection according 10 tue plans In the ciiy
engineers once fnstructiuna 20 bidders 90.
gOthur with specifications aud forms for con.
tract and bond eau lc obtained upon applica'
ton ~ the oficc ~ tho board, The right 10
reserved 10 reject any aud al bida,
10y order uf ihu board u public w0rks
A. q. nORkMuS. Chairman.
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NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN To TUr
~ owners Of property shutting on second
SCUM street between West Temple and tIfHI
West streets that thc undorsiTnrd we're dolly
appointed 10y tho tity Council uf salt Lake
tty, Utah, Ou July 70 i'gl. a. q board ~
equalization and fUNcw O. hear objections, 70
any. 60 tho uHHvatmvut Tor the paving curb
iuE aud FuitruuF on second south
street, from West Temple 10 tirst Wet
streets, icing On paving district 80 o.
elia nsscsaWcut LEI b. CONNECTED huu aaid
scfsl1u Will DO hoid In thU once ~ the tIty
Recorder. Room 300. city HAL, FOR i've iiI
consecutive day from two 90 four O'CLOCK D. uI.
~ rsch day, commencing July gan hud tnuIug
July 'ith INAi. 10th days Inclusive. Dunn
.hiu time the assessment list Will DO open 10
public inspection, aud any person or person
fCOltuu tht mHulvUH nggfleyCd may haNoa hear
iuE before said uuurH uuu Haid Hoard shau
have Authority 10 make corrections OF any TAI
deemed w them uninit
JOHN ALLEN,
itLNnN a. HAYWARD,
W T. uMEAGA.
b. a. CAtIt-rEu
D., Al iipNOiiUN.
SAT- lato city. Utah, july 9TH, 1851.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estaie Of Martha May Davidson. Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GtvES ny TuE
~ undersigned, administrator % The estate OF
Martha say Davidson, deceased, 10 the
creditors Of, and hlI persons having claims
against tho said deceased, to exhibit them with
the ueroaaafy vouchers within four months
after ilr nrHt publication of thIs notice, Co The
said admlniatr. t0r. nt NO. o. east second
south street, salt L4kc CITY, Utah in the toun.
~ q salt lake. Utah.
JOSEPH J. SMELL.
Administrator Of tho Estate OF Martha May
uavIds0u, Deceased
Dated June 10Th, 1893
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s1ocKHolpEns, MrL1lNa.

T'uE ANNUAL NE TING OF TUT
4 ft0rlho.d crs ~ thr Montreal Mining &
smcltuE Company will hs held al Tho once Of
the coHuany iu rooms IL and is Commercial
Nlurk, Eult lake CITY, utnH. on Monday, tht
fd day of huHust, ltt a. O'Clock b. m Tot
the election uf o. board Of nto directors and tot
officers flr 90 Huing year, and Tor TIE tran
HAru1n 90 N Ifa.r business ar may proper
ly come lC.. ..u meeting
uAtOn u. BLAIR, President
ions ~ ruIElE, Secretary
atrd tula lsih Of JAY, 49,.
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