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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-16
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

once Of the board Of public works room 20,
city hall. salt Lake CITY, September IL. 49,
CtRALrn PROPOSALS. WILL BE nh-
Of TAursdsy, september ~, 1850, for the work
Of ronhtrucul y a ppo sewer along tue noftn
aide " -ccnnd South street, brtween eoonu
Hast and flfth Fast streets ~ this city, accord
ing 20 plans IN tho cry engineers once.
Instructions TO hlddufs together with speol-
icHtons anu forms for contract and BOND can
10 obtained upon application al tho once or
the board
1he right IA reserved 10 reject any and all
bids. By order OF the board OF public wnrLa.
l., u. GOLIATH. chairman.
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NOTICE o. ASSESSMENT.
1ho Eldorado cold Miuing Company. Erin
ripal place Of business. SAT-
Lake CITY, Utah.

NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT At
~ moFuua OF the directors ttld on tue
sth day % September. ~ AN affcaHmunt 81 QUE
cent uer share wa levied uu She capital siptk
a the corporation payable Immediately 20
Joseph y uogcrs. sccftttrY ~ anid company,
a. the orrta OF tho rumuaHy, Sos. aud "a,
Commercial Block SAN Lrtc cay, utah' Any
unpaid on the llth Gay OF october, is0, VIII
BE- dslituueut and adyJrtfcd Tor sale AZ public
auction. aud unless payment d made before,
at O'Clock pm, 90 puy tue delinquent assess
mont iofcthcr win cost Of advertising and
expense uf sale.
JOSEPH ,. ROGERS, socrcthry.
Rooms 20 and 81, Commercial block. salt Lake
inv. IfHn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-16
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

once Of tho board Of public work', room 500
city hall, salt Lake thy .scptcmbrr ~, ls!A
C,EAIED PROPOSALS WILL ne RE
- ooiyed nt this ONCE until o'clock p m,
OF Thursday september ~, 1886, tor the wors
OF constructing n cement sidewalk along inc
west side OF .ocond Eat ntfeet between SCUM
Temple und FIRST south streets, according u
plAnf In tho city engineers once,
Instructions 10 bidders together with tpeci-
ncati0ns ana formh for contract and bona can
10 obtained upon application at tho ONCE OF
tho board
The right 10 reserved TO reject ans and all
bids. ny order OF the board of public wurks.
I. U, GOLIATH, Chairman.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-16

Contrary to the general fact tho ycl-
low varieties largely outyioldcd tho
white IA 1895, the yellow varieties
yielding an average % MS bushels and
tho white % bushels Up 10 this timo
tho average yiold for all yellow yRri-
eues for seven years was COS bushels
and for all white varieties Gl 3 bushels,
Illinois Station.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-16
NOTICE.

rTuE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
/ stockholders u The buckeye Mining 10
Will be he Il ~ tho once Of the Eunlon Beck
a Champion Mining o., room No, AOi Sic.
Iornick bank building, salt Lake city, Utah,
on Tuesday, the TN day OF october, lsa9 al
] o'clock y M for the election Of directors
10 serve Tor tho ensuing year and for tho
transaction Of such other business 40 may
come before the meeting,
Dated al SAT- Lake CITY, Utah, sent u. 90
W. j. DEAIlE. sanY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-16

TINuE ANIMAL MEETING or THE
stockholders 81 the ncaerut Nowa Com.
psny. Tor tho election OF directors FOR mo
ensuing year anu tor Tho Transaction 81 such
other BURNERS ua may properly come before
temple rtreUt, salt Lake tny, on Saturday,
september ~ lsll, AZ - o'clock a, ~.
BALI LAKE Cltr, August 2lth, ls.d.
JOHN a. ENAas. secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-16
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Vanderbilt Mining Co. Location q principal
place Of uusintrs No. ~ West south en-.
Die street. SALT Lntu titv, Utah Location
u miuca Mineral iiili mining district
Bianc County, Idaho.
Office Is uTuEuN GIVEN THAT AT
~ tnCeiing Of tho board OF directors %
the Vanderbilt MininF Co, held NJ san Lako
city. utHh. Augusta. isll, an assessment OF
four tu cent? per tharC was levied on tho cap
iiai stock u tho corporation, paIa1lu Al once
10 A. q. oinuque, rotrntlry, No "a West south
Temple street, ret Lake CITY, Utah, and Hny
stock on Which tho afHffaurnt shall remnin
uupnld on Tho sih day OF eUpttmlcf, f.G, VIII
DO delinquent anu advertised tor sale ut public
auction, aud n naYrirnt il not made before
wall be sold ON TIC .ith day Of september,
lsa. az the hour of p ir.. az the ONCE u mo
company. 10 pay afHcssmeut aud costs Of
advertising and eAponaea % sale
=. q. GlAuQUE. seey.
SALT LAKE CuY. August, ls90.
Alta MEETING Of THE HOARD or
~ Directors Of The vanderbilt Mining
Company, held sept q, 100, tho date for
advertising dehuuunut stock was postponed 10
october 80. $50. and date Of sale Ia friday,
4. q GfAuoUE. sccretarv.
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san LAKE cnr. kaFa,iI3I, 10 W.
NOTICE or AssEssMENT.
The Boiso valley Land and Live Stock Coz
psnN Location ~ Piant, loifo Valley,
mar lLrInn. l.nyon NnnnLv. lnhhn.

M = TTT'1 ~ " 77777HT1|I 777777777
AvorICE "a uEHknY OWEN THAT,
N alta meeting of tho Hoard OF nirectofs
he'd At tho once n the company az rat Laho
cry, Utah. on september ~, isr, on nrarfHs
nrnt 80 % ~ nfiern 40 cents per share
was levied upon thc capital stock OF the com.
uAuy pas able Go the accrctsrY Of the company
AZ thrir once 90 SAT- Lake CITY, Utah,
Any stock uuon which sad asfoaamunt shall
remain unpaid On Monday. october H. it9d.
viii be- delinquent ana Adyerusat for sale 40
public auction, and unlosa payment ~ made
iOfofo, will bo sold ON Monday, November 2ud.
$50, vi O'Clock b no., &C tho once OF the Sec
rotary 40 AIT iate Clty Utah 10 pay the de.
linuucnt assessment together with che cost Of
Advertising aud expenses OF sale,
iiy order OF the Hoard Of DIRECTOR
Bu,,E VALLEY LAND a LIVE STOCK 90.
iHEp SIMON, Secretary,
sat Lake CITY, Utah, sept a. isld.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the District Uoutt Probate Division, Third
judicial ulsirgt, In AMI for sAlt Lake
county, state Of Itah.
In the Matter Of tho Relate OF Ellen q. Claw.
son, Deceased.


county, state Of ltah.
In the Matter Of tho EatAte Of Ellen q. Claw
son, Deceased
DURsUANT 10 An ORDER or SAN
4 court, In said matter, notice II hereby
SVEN that saturday the latn day Of september,
A.p, 1850, at " O'Clock a. m nt The county couri
iiuuto IN salt Lake city, Utah, IN the rourt
room OF said Court, has been appointed tue
limu aud place for tho hearing OF petition OF
Hiram n OlAwnun ir. ana spencer CiuWaon,
praying for the admission 10 probate ~ n oer'
tain document herewith presented, purpori-
ing TO be the lnat wall and Testament nf Ellen
U. ClAwson. deceased. when ana where All
persona interested may appear and oppose tho
probate of SAID VIII, or the granting 81 letter.
teFtAmcntlry TO Hiram ". Clawaon Jr, and
spencer ClAwaon ~ prayed for IN sald peu'
ton.
In witness whereof have herounto set my
hand and hnlXod tho seal 81 said
fsEAI.l Court. this aist day OF august A. d.
lsiG,
q, y. STANTON, CLERK,
ny FRED W. DENNIS Deputy Clark.
louSo 4 MOfLE, Atrys for Petitioners
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hqTlcr TO CREDITORS.


IsIltl OF John n FIlYpntl Iecoaaol.
NOTICE Is HEnEBY GIVEN ny the
N undersigned, administrators Of Inc
tstnto OF John n stevens, deceased, TO me
creditors NJ, and IN persons having claims
hgainst the aald deceased. TO exhibit ihcm
with tie necessary vouchers, within 10
months after Che lrst publication OF this
notice. 60 tho SAID adminisuAtrin ut B0l
Mccorniek DOC .slt Lake CITY In the
County u SAT- lake, Utah,
MANIA hTrYENs
Adminl1tralrIN OF the estate Of John n.
SteNpnH, deceased
Dated Aug 18th, 1874
n. U, EDWARDS. Attorney for Adminisrsi.
~
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NOTICE o. uEHfEY GIVEN THAT At
~ aecting o. the Hoard % Directors. held
june lltn. Isl. au afaeasmeut OIL one nud q
quarter 90 cents per share ibeing sssca..'
ngnt so ~ wla lowed urou ODE capital stogs
% The corporation, payable 20 f.. y.
Mason, utasufcr, No, ail south Main 'ucet
raj Lake tity, tnh Any sincs upon watch
thia assessment may fouain unpai on the
ifth dty % sep 'cmh6r. 1913. viii DO delinquent
aud advertised for tA'e at .pnbir auction an d
un'csH payment is made before, viii uc SOFA
Wounrsf fy, uctobcr li, isp, % u O'clock sun
o. Toe nfIc1 90 the aeefnt1rY, room % -enti'
Aucrbach bliliinr. 20 pay delinquent afsctA
tEntnsc OF sails.
Tie notice Of thus same assessment horeto'
fore served ami uuhiIaunl. De- ur deemed Ncs
fcctiva. "a 10 ordered iy the board % directors
81 the cufpuruton aloNc nnnci in mecuns
assembled august @ iH isit, That tad NOTICE
be rcpub lifhcl nnf tHnf 900 snil assc4sment
become PAYABLE hni dUInqueut and thr saie
OF aaid shares tntr nilro ht thr time and rI ace
shove specified. and fail fHscIsmCnt was ~
ifmcd ana declared uf force. .....,,
tcciy. u. " &. ". Co.
Aug goih. 1850
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In tho matter " the Esiate OF james N.
liirkf, Deceased.
order 10 show cause whv order Of sale Of real
estate thoull not ho made.
TAMES y. COutT. 1HE EXECUTOR or
~ the latt VIII amt testament OF james A.
Hicks deceased having nicd NE petition hctein'
duly verified, pfAying for an order ofuhio 81 lhe
real cataIa Of tAid dceedCnt, AZ private sale,
Tor the purposes therein set forth, 70
IL therefore ordered that all persona
interested ~ tho estate OF said de-
ceased, nppoar before said court on thiuf
DAY the igth day OF september. A. "a. ~, q.
~ o'clock a m, A. the court room OF nhid
court, IN the County Court House, in tho Guy
ana County OF salt LAke. Utah, 10 show cause
why an order should not ho granted W mo
said executor, 10 sell 80 much Of III orral
estate OF said decoased, Al private sale, a.
shah DO necessary, and thnt a eopy Of ihis
order he published ~ least four successive
weeks In the nEsTnEr EYrstSG NIW-, a
newspaper printed anu published m said city
and county.
wiInoas my hand this lilh day OF August,
A. ID ls9L ". 4. MfthiE, judge,
II O. EpwAnDs, MoCornick block, Attorney
for Administrator.
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Vou ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO Az
i rnar tu au action brought hgainsiynu W
500 tlote named uiAnuf To- The District
tOur. OF the hlrd } uiCill uatrict Of tho
state 20 Utah, ana TO nnsucf the COMPLIANT
cleo therein within ten days exclusive Of me
DAY nt aervirtl uIcf 80 service on you OF
this aumMons-il served within this county
OF 10 served out of thls county but In ms
district within twenty days. olhcrvisu within
forty days-or Judgment by default viii be
Jason aEa.ust you. according 10 the prayer OF
sald complaint.
1he saii action 10 brought 20 have decree
% this court dittolyinE ne bonds % maui
monN rNlftiug hniWnun p|aiuUu and defend
anti hat D hInt n he awarded tho CUSTODY ~
the minor fhlld. thu issue OF their marriage
that DEF, ndhnt he compelled topaz into court
nf sufficient Hum 20 dciray Mu etponara OF
rlainiin in ihl action, and Tor counsel ices
Tor such allmoty ~ 40 the souft may seem
proper, aud tor Ulhlr rrlisf % rnocinod ~
pialuiin'a complaint on flc hCfcin.
Ani f0u AGO hereby uoun0u that " you fau
10 tupcar aud auawcf tho f'1i complaint nh
above required, tho said y ainuh VII apply 10
the cnurt Tor oreliof demanded there y.
witness, the honorable judge, aud thu seal
~ the DISTRICT Court Of thu Ihifd
Judicial ulstrlrt, IN and for mo
isUAL state ~ Utah. this niuctucuth day
OF August. iu the ycaf Of our lord
one thousand eight hundred and
Il. =. NoRrHcoTT. clerk.
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NOTICE

ruNuE ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS MEET.
II inE OF The Anderson Double Mater Col
umn lump 20 rpany will ho hold 10 thuIr
unlcr--room No Gsi $50 toustltuuon buhduE
Main Sucet-uriOhcr 4th, 49,, att p On for
tho election Of directors Tor tho ensuing year
and sueh other business a. may come before
the meeting .....
MiLANuO PRATT, tcrtctafy
fALr LAKL CRY. september d, islp
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EoTIoE.

blue Jay Consolidsitl Mining Company p'hci
ct huslntaH saitfHkc CIV, lthh location Of
mines. NJ arlington Aiming DAuicL beafcl
County, Utah.
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sumMoNs.
In tho ristuct rmfi 81 the Third Judicial
District 81 the tlaic OF Utah, County
Of aunmit


The state Of Utah tonds eroeung 10 Hugh
Mckctnn, defendant
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order TO show cause why order Of sale Of real
estate SHOULD not ho made.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-11-05
The Tax on School Bonds.

Up TO Monday OF this week our con-
nissioners had received no word re-
garding the tax in school bonds, but
the following from the Pittsburg DIS
patch Of last Friday, indicates that
move is being made in that direct ion:
"'rhe State officials at Harrisburg have
made a move on the bonds issued by the
various sub-sciool districts Of the State.
They propose TO collect Stat, tax on all
the school bonds issued in Pennsylvania.
County Solicitor y. >. Williams has just
received letter from the Attorney General
notifying him to instruct the County
Commissioner to list all school bonds for
taxation. Similar notices has been sent
to the proper officers Of all the counties
in the State
Another move is also being made on
the other side. II is claimed that school
districts have no authority 70 pay taxes
on their own bonds and that school bonds
should be exempt or else the holders will
have 10 pay the tax whether th.fe is a
contract 10 the contrary or not.
New blanks issued from Harri burg for
the tax payers to make return OF per
sonai property were received by the
County Commissioners few days ago.
| They contain new clause that ilas never
| appeared in the direction heretofore
given. It is that the taxpaycr must
make return Of any bonds he may hold
issued by any school district OF Pcrnsyl-
vania.
Heretofore no reference has been made
10 return Of Pennsylvania school bonds
| As a consequence, very few OF the hold
| ers Of bonds who live in Pennsylvania
! have made report Of bonds they held,
and paid no tax on them. A few who
did report them were taxed without any
comment being made, but the majority
I escaped.
Clerk II. T. Rowley, Of the Commits
sioncrs office, made inquiries at Harris
| burg regarding the new instructions, and
was informed that under the new law a
tax must he paid on interest bearing
,chool bonds. Persons living outside OF
Of Pennsylvania. however, cannot be
compelled 20 pay tax here on bonds
they may hold.
The main purpose Of the State authori-
ties, however, is 90 keep closer tab on
/ the school districts that issue bonds with
a clause providing that the district issa-
ing them will pay all taxes on them. A
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-11-05
HARRISVILL.E.

Miss Agnes Stuart. of Grove City is the
guest Of Miss Florence Black.
Miss Celia Cubbison ia visiting friends in
Butler.
Ed. Magee is home once more.
A Democrat and Republican debate was
held here Friday evening the oretors be-
ing HoI JnO. Elriek and Brown of this
place.
Mr. I'D. Bingham, Of Butler was home
over Sunday.
Republican newspaper says that the
leaves are eve turning for gold.
Mrs. VIM. Morrow, who has been the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Hineman, re-
turned home Saturday.
Miss Minnie Barnes, who has been in
Pit,sburg TOR sometime returned home
Friday.
Qnite number from here attended the
Republican rally in Greenville, Thursday
night,
Preaching next Sunday morning and
evening. ut the Presbyterian church, by
Rev. Taylor.
Miss Waller, of Oil City il the guest Of
Reed Walker and family.
Mrs. .Jno. Weakley. of Slippery rock
spent few days with friends near. Harris
vile. last week.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-11-05
Bitter For Altgeld.

The Republican state central commit
tee Of Illinois issued the following:
ITO the Citizens OF Illinois:
"The Republican state central com
mittcc congratulate you on your action
At the polls to-day, which places the
western empire state at the head Of the
list Of the honest and law abiding com
monweaIths in the union. The election
Of Gov. Tanner by a plurality equal to
the wonderful strength Of the idol oi
protection, is tribute 10 his worth and
declaration that the people Of Illinoi.
know he will give them good admins
tration. We possibly return solid dele
CATION to the lower house Of congress tc
support the President elect in policy
which will benefit the whole country
and secure legislature which will sent
to the senate Republican in place o
Gen John NJ. Palmer. The verdict val
be received with joy by the entire Nation
because the defeat Of Al'gcld and hi
hcresy of antagonism to the court wa.
not less important than the rebukc II
the free silver hercsy. Illinois stands
proudly before the civilized world as
leading the advance guard in the bate
for the great principles for which the
Republican party fights.
&C. r. H1RScH, Chairman"
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-11-05

THE man who is elected President does
not always receive a majority OF the pop
ulsr vote; as will be seen ny the follow
ing totals: The vote for TDden was
4, 4,784, 1885, for Hayes 4.o33,95o. Fof
Garfield it was 4.447,o53, for Hancock
4,442, OFT, the majority for Garfield be-
ing just 36 in vote Of s S84.o7o. In 1888
Cleveland received 5,53S,233 votes and
Harrison 5,44o,2I6, yet Cleveland was
badly beaten. In 1892 Cleveland had S.
556,9r8, and Harrison 5,I76, 1903. The
difference in the total vote Of 1878, ,o26
was but $50, $40, hut in the electoral coll
lcRc Cleveland had 277 votes and Har-
rison but I45, the remaining ~ goins 10
Weaver.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-11-05

Ar unknown ruined city, covering a
space larger than New York city, with
two temples and two great pyramids, has
just been discovered in the mountains in
the State Of Guerrero by William Niven,
the well known milcralogist of New
York. He has just returned faom a ten
weeks trip into that country, and.brought
back more than 800 photographs OF the
ruins.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-11-05

IP times were dull last year the Ameri-
can people drank more and smoked and
chcwed more than during the preceding
year If the internal revenue receipts are
any evidence. The total government
revenues for the year from internal taxes
amounted to $I46, 800, ,6I5, an increase Of
S5.58A537 over the prcviovs fiscal year.
The receipts from the tax on oleomar-
garinc and other miscellaneous resources
showed slight decrease. The tax col
lected on spirits was $50, $40, ,o7o, an in
crease over the previous year of $So7 .443;
on fermcnted liquors, s33.784, 735, an in
crease Of S2,I47,6f7, and on manufactur-
eI tobacco s3o,7rI ,629, an increase OF
81 ,oo6,72I
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-11-05

THE remains of the late George Du-
Mauricr were crcmated, in complia nee
with directions left by him. This fact
has directed attention 10 the increasing
use Of this process for disposing of the
body. Sensibly considered, it is no more
Objectionable than inhumation. Sooner
or later the body must return to air and
earth. II is merely a question whether
the worms shall eat us or whether we
shall undergo the same process by the
quicker agency Of fire. Viewed from a
sanitary point, incineration has every adj
vantage over burial i'll the earth. The
contamination Of water supplies by de-
composing bodies is a recognized fact.
The number in favor Of creamation slow
ly increases. The late Kate Field directed
her remains to be crcmatcd. Julia Mar
lowe Taber has made provision in her
will for cremation. Among thosc who
have declared in favor Of the fire process
are Ella Wheeler Wilcox, Marshall 7.
Wilder, DR.. ID. S. Rainsford and Bishop
Potter Professor Chhrlcs Eliot Norton,
William Waldorf Astor, Edward Everett
Hale, Andrew Carnegie and Charles
Dudley Warner.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-11-05
B. @ 3.
SILKS

Wish there was some way we
could send every woman reader
Of this paper samples of these all
silk Black Brocades at SI.oo
without waiting for her to write
for them, and then good many
more would get them than other
wise, and great rush Of orders
would be the result thereof
these are silks of such unusual
worth--good and heavy and choice
handsome patterns, such as will
produce results whether the wo-
man who comes in contact with
them has any thought of buying
silks or not-22 inches wide
will you write for them'
Other Black Brocades at 50, 90
75c up to $500 yard, and every
piece i'll the assortment was well
bought both as to price and de-
STABILITY, but for superior worth
there's none can equal the above
mentioned line at $I.oo.
A collection Of good Black
Silks at soc yard, every yard OF
which is worth at least half as much
rnore-Peau de Sole, Faille Franchise,
Radzimirs, Armure, Rhadame, Satin
Duct esse etc-all desirable weaves and
quality that will speak for itself.
| Moire Velours, or as some folks call
them-Moire Poplins-are very desirable
for skirts-S5c, $I.oo and sI.75; extra
wide-32 inch ones; $500 and $3.50.
Black Goods
Plain fine solid black Imported Wide
Vale Diagonals, so inches wide SOC
goods that have absolutely more worth
than ever before sold for half dollar.
Hundreds of pieces of fine black goods
choice novelty weaves-stripes, cords
and figures, at 75c, that not only the
quality and price, but the style of will
set people wondering how on earth any
store can accomplish such thing
Send for samples and send for our
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-11-05

Seattle, Washington, afternoon
paper has just compiled information
showing that the farmers OF Eastern
Washington have since the recent rise in
wheat sold 5000, 900 bushels at an aver
age price Of sixty cents, the crop netting
about $3,5oo,ooo more than last year.
This season the farmers were enabled to
borrow money on ware house receipts,
until the rise.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-11-05

question has been raised on this, how
ever, that will likely result in test suit
and may cause all school bonds to be
declared exempt from State taxation.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-11-05
REPUBLICAN RALLY

There viii be grand Republican SsI-
" in Butler, Saturday evening Inc
Republicans Of each ward form at tnei,
respective polling pleaes at 80. ano
be conducted to their proper places py
staff officer. The Veteran ASSOCIATION
will form on n; Diamond. All the
wards will meet near the Diamond =:
v. LIS. will lead, the visiting clubs VIII
follow them, and then the dn1eent
wards in order. The length OF marcn
and route will depend on the weather
Col. Redic will be Grand Marshall.
There will be lots of fireworks but no
sDeeches.