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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
The west Gable Mining and Milling Co, prin
cipal place u business, sat LAKE
CITY. Utah.

NOTICE IA HEREBY GlvEN THAT AT
~ amecuug Of tho Board 81 directors ~
The above named corporation held ~ ~ gen
ef.l ono h. SAT- Lake titV Utah, on Tue an
dAv nt February, lsIi. au astestmcnt OF lhteo
Thousand dollars or one cent per share, WAS
ti1f tiaysIIe ON tne 10th day u March. 49, 20
lIiarto. secretary Of the corpofati0n, Al
H. general onccs suite 3lj Progress building,
salt Lake city, Jtah. Any stoc. upnu N.l' y
dav N NArch. 1syb, will he delinquent, utd al
yertisod for sale NJ pubic auction ana ahlesa
payment 10 made before WIZ he sofa On the lth
dhy 0f Apfil. H,tpipny the delinquent sssess
mcnt. together With COSTS % Adyorhslng and
enema saIe A. 4. CLN MIKE,
steretarv Of The West cable Mining aud Aill
Ihkc CITY, Utah.
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DuRsUANT TO An ORDER or SAID
i Court IN sad matter. notice n hereby
gwen that Saturday, the 2lst day Of March,
A. d, 1876, NJ ~ O'Clock a. m, Al the County
tourt House in salt Lake CITY, ltah, IN tho
the time aud place for the hearing Of a petition
OF Joseph n Dean praying TOR tho admission
TO probate OF certain document herewith
presented, purporuuE 20 DO the last Nlll aud
Testament OF e. ", Kan hkAninu, dprcaeCd,
when aud where all persons Interested may
appear sud oppose tho prOh te NJ said Will, or
tue grauUug NJ letters documentary 20 Joseph
A. Dean, ~ prayed Tor On suld petition,
In witness whereof, I huyu hutuunt1 set my
hand and AnNcd tho seal NJ said Court this
2nd day Of February, 4. u, lsAh
SEAL T.. D. STANTON,
ClorE OF the DisITict Court
by a. O. RrrsE,
uUpuyltleTk,
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NOTICE j. HEREBY GiNtN THAT
~ At meeting " Co., Board ~ lfu l',
tsI ruAfy, 4. ~ 1913, nu HsfrssWtut ~ ihIcc.
ttufHs U.iII NJ ono cent tui. per share was
levied upon The capitol stock Of me sali gum'
Uauy payable on The 4Itu dhy ~ March. A. ~
leo 10 NuNrrt y. blCrduulng secretary OF
the Company, nc he oilIec nt 80. Jos suu'h
Man street. salt Lake tItr, Utah Any stock
uuuu which this Assessment may remain uu.
uaiu ON me 2Eih day OF March, A - lsH, VIII
be- delinquent aud a1Ncrusei Tor salo NJ public
auction aud unless pay ent thereon u made
before will De sold on The lhih nnY N April,
a. ~ lsls o. pay the de- luVuent aasetsmvut
toFctl or with costs Of advertising and "a.
u !. GItSutN SING,
rVrfrtnry ~ SuWTsOn Mining Co,
dated a. san Lake CITY, Jtah, February .ls1
First publication Of ihisno February glsg,
A, u. 10.
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NOTICE. TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ~ THE
~ uUdHrEigued, executor NJ tho last will
and tt-lsmcut OF Alexander kiiI, Dc.
crsseu, 90 tua creditors M, and Ali Der
sons having claims ugAlutt Che bad de.
ceased. 20 exhibit them with tho uoces
saTy vouchers. Within ton months afier the nrst
publication ~ this notice. 90 the tald executor,
AZ bic residence m Dlun bale, san LAKE
County, state OF Uhh
Dated February ~, 1890
WILLIAM g. CRuMP. Jk..
ENerutOr Of the last win and testament Of
Alexander Kidd, deceased
JANIS H. AoTLg, attorney for eItAgo,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
E,L.ls o. EIIen n. nnLIeI. aees,,sd.

NOTICE Is nEREBY GIVEN ny TuE
~ uudrragnod. Administrator OF the
estate % Eueu 81. Buuer, deceased,
to the creditors o., aud all poraons hay.
Ing elaine AGAINST Vie sad deceased, 10 exhibit
them win thu necessary vouchers, within ten
months after the nrat publication Of this mo-
ice, 90 he said Administrator, a. the O'lte
uf Tay or NomnoY, armstrong company, cor
ner s0utn Temple and second West streets 10
sat Lake Clly, IN Iho CounY OF salt Lake
ttah.
Dated February, 10, isDl .
uGsON n ROMNEY.
Administrator OF tho estate Of Ellen st.
nuNur, deceased.
lame. IN M.yIe. attorney for estate
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NrUTlCE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ am cung VI tno boafi Of directors held
At Ha't Lake CITY, Jtgh, January ~, l7''. an
assestmput uf tHfoa o. cents per Share was
levied on tho capital tteas OF tno COMPUTATION,
PAYABLE 20 the secretary, s 1iauque No.
Il wet Nruth Temple street. SAT- Ike Niy,
Itab. on or before the 18th day of February,
10 ANY stock uuUu whTn the assessment
fcmains unpaid un the lbih i1y ot February,
b. q. atIl he delinquent and advertised Tor sale
stpubur auction. aud u payment IL not inside
Ief1fe win No sold on tho lnth day % March,
lsif. az tne hour 0f lpms,at the once ot tue
secretary. TO nay atsrtamrnu sud cost OF ad'
a q. GiNtQUE, SECRETARY.
ksit Ia10 civ. Jan. o. ts1.
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An1lne OF AssrssMENr.

The TsgIo Foundry fnd Nalh.nc Company. a
corr grafton, whutv principal place 81 bus
tucss is A. tdc Guy % sAt Like, itNh.
NrDTICf II uEuEEY GIVES TllAr At
~ Ancsung ~ Tie directors " SAD cor
poTaton held % TIE .uth day 90 August $50!
nn atstasmeut - 81 % Tor share NAs LEVIED
on tho capital ttncE % thesui corp9fstnn.
IhO sad .fsvssmrnt su mutu thereof a. has
not already been PAID may be plll 10 We WtAF
ufor u Hpil coUiurnUuu at ~ 'l.t lh thg
~ ~ rAt Lake, ttuh. on or before tue M
dHv uf Mach, ~. AuF such asscsHmcntl
NhI0h may remain uuJad ON DO afd lay ~
Marrh, lty. val DO dUliVlyut ara The STOCK
upon which any aHscssmUnt may remain IN
phid an1 deuuuurnt on tbe dar last above
named will 10 advertised tor sale q public
hu,tou. and unless payment i made before,
viii ue sold on M0ud6y, the 2ird day u ilAr' %,
lsai. or % much hereof ne may DO uocessatf
ray the tAId delinquent HfscHHmrut, % % 3.
~ with Zoe cost u advertising Ani expense 81
salt.
". o. GUANT,
sserstlry OF mo Eagle Foundry aud Machine
once u No a, West Tist South street.
hlt LHko tIIy, Utah.
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GOT A BABY BOY NOW.
Happiness in a Southern
Mans Home.
used the NED PiaE Of Danger st the
uAiiroad crossing. a warning
60 Americas men.

rortwcuiy six
years I have used
tobacco IN great
quantities, and Of
late years took 70
cigarette SIN ok.
ing writes MTM.
D. simpson, Of u
tnmpir, u. 81
wluttorU on rec
Otd that tobacco
has robbed me ~
Wauylrlrs 81 NE
and great deal ~
happiness frralIge
nv feelings and
my condition with
tlIltutaycar ago,
when I was q TO.
baCCo saturated
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NOTICE.

10 tho Stockholders Of tho Rullion, Beck &
Champion Mining Co., u corporation,
Won ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
Il tho regular annual meeting " the stDCE-
holders OF sad corporation Will be held al Tue
u1iCe " tire COMPANY, room iui. McCOrulcE
Bank but ding. SAT- LAkU CITY, Utah. on Sion.
day tho second dly NJ March. prnNimo, NJ the
hour u y, No., for The purpose ~ elocting
officers for the ensuing year, and Tor the trans,
action OF such other business Ms may properly
come before tho meeting,
by order OF the Board OF Directors,
" J BRAriE, Secretary,
sALT LAKE CuI, Feb' Is, lsyG
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cry Hnd county N 7hlt lhtc
D. David r.. tmefY, Recorder M and Tor s.'d
city 90 hereby rfftify tNHt the above and fore
guinsta o. ful.. true uu1 correct copy Of ON ur.
uIuturu psturd IAN ordinance uNng tio
ruuIeF ~ Officers AMI men NJ which the Poo
hoe r,uafImpnt ~ sa't lhtU CITY shall CON
sIst" passed uy me CIty council ~ salt Lake
tity, state of Utah February %, islI, and np'
proved by The Mayor. trhfuury u, $50, a. hp'
ppAfs ~ record iu my urre
Dol Wltnesa whereof hHNo horUuntp sst nv
hsnd ana HnlNgd zoe corporate seal of said
|sgaLl DAVID EMtUi,
a. Isl titY Recorder.
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NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Arthur trrwIn. Administration Of the ".
tate ~ Alfred TruWln deceased, has rendered
for settlement. aud nlod IN SAID court hit hnal
accOunt n he administration % sAld estate
aud petition for nuAl disirOuNun or
the TuaIdue ~ sad estate among
the persons entitled taerttu, ana thAt
"wednesday, tho 18TH day Of March, A, d.
leo, alto O'Clock a. 20. At thu court room ot
Eait court 10 the County Court House, SAT-
Lake CITY and County, ltah, has
been duly appointed By tho Judge NJ SAID
court Tor NE settlement OF sara account ana
hearing suid petition Tor distribution, A. whlch
time aud place Any UUrsou Interested IN SAD
estate may appear and show eAuse'f any mere
10, why saiduccuunt should not be settled aud
approved aud final distribution made A.
proved for
Dated FsbruIry %, A. u. 1879.
q. y STANTON,
CLERK Of the District tourt,
nv A, G. REESE, Deputy CLERK
JANIS II MOVIE, attorney for hdministTA'
tor
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Notice o. Time and Place Tor tho Hearing Of
IeUtl1n for Admission 10 Probate Of Wul.
DUWsUANr To AZ ORDER Of SAID
Court 10 sAit matter, notice = htfeuY
a. u 100, Al DO O'Clock a. m ~ the iouuiy
t0uft House tn SAT- Lake titY Itah, iu mo
court rbutu Of tNu Court has been appointed
the lime anu place tor the hearing ~ a petition
Of Elan olson praying for mo Admlaslun 20
probate of certain document herewith Pre-
scented rufpuruug 90 Do tue last WIZ nui lea.
lament % Juun j uNuu, deceased, whcu and
where all persons interested NAV appear and
oppose The PROBATE uf Haid viii, or tho gaming
of letters parliamentary 70 HAN Olson, ~
prayed Tor lu sad ptuuun.
in witness whereof / have hercunt1 sot my
hand and aflAUd the seal o. SAID Court this
gItH day ~ suTuATy, 4. D. l-lg.
IhEAL.l 4. D.. -TANIuN.
tlort OF lis rIrt Court
IVA. e., REEsE, Deputy CLERK.
JunN NJ CANAOs, Attorney for Petitioner.
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Ala trsst.nF ~ tho board NJ dircctort o. the
Nandefifn NinIug company, hed tvnfuHty
gs IFIG an umu Tor aiv,Tuairr delinquent
tt1rk ~ ssId c0uEany VS. Ctt' ndcd 70 uafch
~. lrlG, sud utf " sale 10 Nauh W, lstH.
AffNgID q GIAlgUE, tory.
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In the matter u the Estate OF Joseph Helm
deceased

uetcatcu
NOTICE IA HEREBY GiYES THAT
~ samuel iriutou, uimiuisraf0r OF tue
estate u Joseph Hem, deceased, has 10 derod
Tor settlement aud niel lu sAil court, bic uual
account OF his admuistrauun uf said oHtato
hnu petition tor anA disTItuuOn ~ the residue
" SAID estate among tho PERSONS emitted
thereto, and that McdueslHy, the lsth DAY OF
court room OF sad court, IN mo County
Court house, salt LAko City and County utan,
has uorn duly appointed by tue Judge Of SAID
court, Tor the settlement ~ sad ArcOunt aud
hearing said petition for distribution, At which
time and plHcs any person interested 10 SAID
estate may appear and show cause, II any
there BE-, why said account should not 10
seulsd and approved and nnA dlsIiuutoa
mBde ne prayed Tor.
Dated February "a, A. D. 1893
q. D. STANTON,
CLERK OF the District Court.
ByA q. REESE, deputy cora
JAsiIsH. MOILE, attorney Tor administrator
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nUWgUANT TO AN ORDER 90 SAID
L court la sad matter, uuuaa IL hereby
gwen that Monday, mo Jth day " Mafelt Az
lHBl. nt ~ O'Clock a m Al NO County iout
House in salt ihko tifY, ltAH, iu the court
room " sad court has been appuintsd we
time and place for che hearing " a petition %
JuuAthsnn kimhAIl, prai iug Tor tho ainlas
zion Co pfobatc ufA certain document there.
and Testament Of ihfistHun Golden himhtl,
deceased, when and whcro AL persons inter.
rstud may appear and oppose mo probate OF
sAd will. or the granting u letters testament
arr 70 jonathan q, himball, as prayed for In
SAM petition
ln witness whereof. have horaunto set my
haud snd AflNri tha seal Of said court this
2ith dAy u February, 4. -. l-A
ireaD O. v. STANTON,
ClerE Of the District Court
IVA. q REESE, Deputy CLERK
H. ". Drlggs lr, Attorney for petitioner.
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In the District Court, Probate Division, Third
Judicial uistrct. In and Tor -AI Lake
Couuty, state Of UtAh.
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In tho matter o. the s1ia's Of Cbrttssn Golden
hImgall, deceased
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In The District Court Probate Division, Third
JudolA District "a and Tor salt lake
County, stats VI Utah,
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G.A.R.Conmander
Jas. :. Dean, Gsn. Grant Post,
Knnhnni. y. u.
DR.. DAVID KENNEDYS
FAVORITE REMEDY

take Il morning, noon aud might, and
h will cure you.' took tho medicine as
directed, but had no confidence Ia a
cure, as my case hal been tried by 30
many. AnCr uairg II a week began TO
feel better, aud In short while after that
1 was entirely cured. That terrible dis
trrss. everything ate, breaking up sour
In my throat had all sone and l have not
had moments discomfort since, To-
day thore isnta healthier man aud my
appetite " gopd.'
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Eouee Of settlement u hna secount and
hearing ~ petition Tor Email
UistffHutuu.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the pistrict Court, Probate Division, Third
JutlclAi niatirt, 10 anl Tor salt LaEo
C0uuty, state u Utah.
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In tho matter OF the Estate Of Minnie Barton,
Deceased.
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SUMMONS.
10 The District C1uu lu and for the Third
Judicial Instinct N tfHh TrffitVrY.
County OF salt Lake.


The Psoule Of tho Territory % Uiah send
Greeting TO LYNN russell raut, dticnd'
ant
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In the matter of tho estate Of Alfred
frowlH, deceased.
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NOTICE.

In the District Court Of tho Third } .Al
pistfirt OF the state Of Utah,
stit Iats County
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In the matter Of tho Estate CfG. W. Kama.
kAniau, Deceased.

Notice Of Time AMI Place for the Hearing Of
Petition for Admission 10 Probate
OF VIII.
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Nouca o. timo AID place Tor the hearing q
petition for admission ~ probate Of will.
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In tho District Court rrobais division, Third
Judicial District In AnIfor salt Lake
County, state Of JuAh
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LEGAL NOTICE

In the District Court Probate Division, Third
Judicial district IN and Tor sAlI Lake
t0uuly, state Of Utah.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Tho sampson MiniuF Company. sat axe city
Utah, WuF. VI tHr CuWUHu no copper
Gulth. West Mountain Mnlus bas
U.ct, salt lac County, Utah.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

ByA q, RETsE, deputy tort
J AMlsH. MOHtE, attorney for administrator
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Notice of Time and Place Tor tho Hearing Of
leupon for Admission 10 Probate Of wa.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-05
GENERAL SPORTING NOTES.

Alfredo de ORC has deposited $500 with
the Brunswick k-Ralke-Collender company,
"a an evidence of his good faith, and chal-
lenges the winner of the match for the
continuous pool championship between
William II. Clearwater and jerome Il.
Keogh, Of this city, which takes place at
Pittsburg. Pa. on March ~. - and Il.
Charles C'Kid'D Mccoy. the young mid
weight pugilist who jumped into fame
by defeating Tommy" Ryan at Maspeth
X. l.. Monday night. IL only % years old
He is Il comparative stranger in these
parts. and this fact. coupled with his in
odds laid against him. The kid is a
big hoyiSh looking chap. whom nobody
would pick out as fighter lie is very
unussuming and dresses well. He Is wrll
built and Muscular and has an immense
reach. Among the men whom he has
defeated are ''Dick" Moore Abe TIL
man and Tommy West lie also fought
a 2o-rouni draw with Dick OBrien. His
bout with "Ted" White, of England. Me
Coy claims he was robbed of the decision
&. e. Cuyler, president of the University
club OF New York city, has sent invita-
lions to the five leading colleges Of this
country to participate in a conference To
BE- held on Friday. March 10. for the pur-
pose of revising the rules governing i'll
tercollegialc foot bail Yale, Princeton
Harvard. Cornell and Pennsylvania will
be made to revise the present rules 80
4 hat a uniform code may be adopted to
regulate the playing Of all college teams
i'm the country next season. The sugges-
that such a conference be held at the
University club was made by these five
colleges and accordingly letters of invl-
tation were sent TO each The adjustment
OF a uniform, code of playing rules should
not be n difficult task and will probably
be something similar to the rules adopted
by Harvard and Princeton in their games
last fall. WHICH was compromise be-
tween the two sets of rules then in force.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-05
BASE BALL GOSSIP.

The New York Giants sailed Tuesday
from New York for Jacksonville, Fla.
Hoggins. of last years Virginia league
umpires, who recommended Foster and
Flynn TO the New York club, says they
We're the best battery in that league last
year by far He considers Flynn worth
half a dozen Orths, and predicts great
hit for the young man. Flynn Is left
handed, has fine curves, excellent control
and a drop ball which is almost the coun-
terpart Of Tom" Ramsey's unchalenged
specially. When the Baltimores played in
Richmond last year they got but two
hits off Flynn In six innings.
The news has leaked out that John T.
Day, ex-president of the New York Base
Bail club, will handle the minor leagues
in the interest of the national board of
arbitration. Mr.. Days duties will be to
adjust small differences, explain the obli-
cations of the new national agreement
and in other ways facilitate the business
of the board. Mr.. Day has done much
for the national game. and this recogni-
ton. albeit a little late. will be welcome
news TO the base ball world in general
which has always sympathized with Mr..
Day in his reverses. 1t was also a very
league. which will benefit greatly in This
affair by reason of his ability and popu-
larity.
1t is said that when the new rules
adopted by the National Base Ball league
We're given out on Tuesday there was one
trouble for some of the pitchers, that was
overlooked 1t is section No. OF rule
No. 32. 1t reads as follows "a balk IS
any delivery of the ball to the bat by the
pitcher while his (pivOD foot is not in
contact with the pitchers plate. as de-
fined in rule 90 Old section = is made
section d. This new section is going to
make plenty of trouble for some of the
pitchers Another rule which was over
looked when the changes We're read off
to the reporters is an entire change in the
latter part of rule 20 The concluding
words, "and the players of the competing
teams shall be required to occupy their
respective benches while not engaged in
active play" are stricken out. In their
place are substituted these more compre-
hensivc words: And all players of the
side at the bat must be seated on their
bench, except such as are legally assigned
to coach base runners and also the bats
man when called TO the bat by the UNI
pire, and under no circumstances shall
the umpire permit any person except the
club president. managers and players in
uniform to occupy seats on the benches"
Before u game begins the umpire will see
that the home club has at least one dozen
new balls on the ground ready for use,
and unit! that number are placed at his
disposal the game cannot begin. Whether
the umpires will enforce the new rules
against the baking and not sitting on the
bench while the side IL at bat H. Il question
that must be answered by observation
after the rlunity occurs.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-05
PROVIDENCE.

Mrs. Joanna Lewis. of Warren street,
last evening entertained Il large mum
Der of lady friends. II being her fifty
eighth anniversary. Mrs. Lewis was
presented with a handsome rocking
chair A. pleasant time was spent and
alight repast was served. after which
the ladies left for their homes.
At the Father Whitty rooms last
evening a large audience was present
to hear the exercises In commemOra-
ton of Robert Emmet.
The Christian Endeavor society of the
Puritan Congregational church will
hold an entertainment on March 3 ut
the church on West Market street.
Miss Margaret Willis rendered a num-
Der of young friends q party last even
ing at her home on West Market street.
An enjoyable time was spent i'm playing
games and other Dastimes until a rea-
sonable hour when refreshments were
served and the young people departed.
Messrs. Brown and Davis. of Peck
vile. spent last evening with friends
here.
David p. Jones, who has been residing
in Morgantown, has returned here to
make his permanent residence on
Wayne avenue.
Caswallon Reese is much improved
from his serious illness at his home on
Green street.
Miss Jordan. of Taylor, who has been
visiting friends here, returned home
yesterday.
The pennant which was won by the
combination team of the North End
Clerks league can be seen at Florey's 8
on Wyoming avenue.
Miss Katie Healey, Of Pittston, Is Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Norton, Of Rockwell
street, for a few days.
Rev. A. L. Ramer, of st. Marks, Hyde
Park, will hold Lent services in St.
Paul's Lutheran church on Short ave-
nue.. Park Place. this evening at 7.30 and
every Thursday evening during Lent.