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Ass.ssmenT NOTICE.
The West cable Mining and Milling CO., prin'
cipal place 81 busiucss salt l.aEo
CITY Utah

NOTICE 10 HEREBY aivFN THAT AT
~ amCatinF Of The board OF Difeciofs OF
the shove named currOrauuu held ~ ~ zen
erM once o. salt i.ako CIV, ltah, on The 90
day OF elirunry, ltgl. On armament OF thfeo
thousand dollars. or one cent yer share, was
levied upon the capla. stock u Tie corpofa
tiou paVsbie on the 10Th day Of March. 49, 10
A. b.. CLARKE. 80 relay Of the corporation, ~
lts general oflces. suite SO Progress building.
salt Lake city. Uiah. Any STOCK upon when
the assessment may remain UNI AID on the % h
day Of March. 1880, Will be Delinquent hnd I'D
vorIised for sale At pubic auction and lnlcsa
payment ia made before viii W so'd on the in
day of April. isNtnipaY the delinquent hstete /.
mont together with COSTS q ndfcrnsinr and
expense Of sale A. y. tLNHkh,
Secretary OF the West Gable Mining and Mill
mr. Co suite 3ls, frogfets building. SAT-
Lake CITY. Utah.
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kOIiof.

In The District Court Probate Division. Third
judicial District 10 aud for ahit Lakc
County. state Of Utah.
In The matter Of no estate Of Peter Jensen,
deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GtvFN THAT
~ Joseph r. iis'ey. administ htnr Of ne
estate Of fstof Jruscu. deceased, b rendered
Tor set omeut. ana lea In said court. his nnai
account of his administration OF said estate
an petign for nnai dittrfbuhon n the csi:
due 81 sad estate among the prf1uua onuNod
thereto. and thit saturday. the en- day %
hpul, a. u. ls11. ~ 90 o'clock a. M, ~ the
court room Of said court, In tho C0untY Court
iiuuse, salt lake ely and fountY, Utsh, haa
been duly appointed ~ tho Judge Of sad .onft,
for the settlement Of said accnunt and hearing
said petition for distribution, NJ which tine
AND pace any person Interested IN san estate
may appear ana show cause. N snv there hc,
Why said account should not DO settled and
approved and nnal distribution made "a prayed
Tor
dated March 10. A. d. 1890
q a.. trANTON,
Cloft Of the uisuict Court
IVA. o REESE. Deputy ClerN
htcuAnDs a RICHARDS, Attorneys for ad'
fnIniHtfafuf.
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DuRsuANT To An ORDER or SAID
Il Court IN said matter. notice h hereby
given that saturday, the 2iat day OF March.
A. d. $50, at 10 O'Clock a. m, atthu County
tour House IN SAT- Lake city, Utah, Ia tho
the time and place for The hearing OF petition
OF Joseph II Dean praying for the admission
TO probate OF n certain document herewith
prrsented, purpOTting 20 BE- the last VIII and
Testament OF q. W. KaW hkaninu. deceased,
when aud where all persons Interested may
appear and oppose the prob ito OF said will, or
the granting Of letters Parliamentary 20 Joa0ph
II. Dean, a. prayed for 10 said petition.
In witness whereof 1 nave hereunto set my
hand and Ahlxed the seal Of said Court this
and day Of February, A. y. lsgG
lsEAL q. r. STANTON,
Clerk OF the District Court
by A. O REESE,
DupulylClerk.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Estate OF George Henry snail, deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
IN understgned admtniauAtrix OF the es.
tate OF george Henry rnell, deceased, 10 the
creditors OF and All perons having clalms
AgAlnat the taid deceased, 10 exhibit them
with The Necessary vouchers, within ten
months after tho lrat publication OF this no.
ice 20 the said May Smell, AumiulstfAti lN, At
the once OF Frank q. stephens, - TO Is Com
meTcal nioct, salt Lake CITY, Utah, in the
20 MY OF salt Lake.
Dated March 10, 1876.
MAY SHELL,
AdminisrAtrix OF estate VI George Henry
smell, deceased.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PAR.
TNtRSHlp

TINE FIRM HERETOFORE EXISTING
i under the name and style Of Conway 4
Donneilan, composed OF 4. j. tonway and ).
Hilton DonneliAn, and doing business a. In.
turanee and Loan Agents, IN Commercial
Block, salt Lake CITY, Utah, Is this cay dis.
solved BY mutual consent Mr.. r. J. Conway
having purchased the entire interest Of y.
1tton DonnollAn IN the concern. An persons
indebted TO conway 4 Donno Ian are foduested
20 make payment 10 T.. j. Conway, Who will
liquidAie Al indebtedness due y said hrn.
dated salt Lake City, uuh, March 3, lsg8.
T., j. CONWAY.
), TlLTON DONNELLAN,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
r.lale d Iheophllu. p.vl.. deeea..l

ihtAtN OF AueoNnhNH hANlhi uNeeNchs
NOTICE n -ERKnN GIVEN ny THE
~ uudcfsiE Q administrAtrlK Of the estate
VI Thsophuua JAWS, deceased, to tho cred.
itorH Of, and oil persons having claims against
the said deceased. TO cNhiuit them with tho
Necessary vouchers. within ten months sitter
The nrai Publication Of this notice. 10 the sAi q
Admtf tttTAttix. az No tG3 Center street, In salt
Lake CITY, 10 the County Of salt Lake, STATE Of
Utah
Dated March l2th, isnG
JANE McFLiiINNY DAVIS.
AdministrhtriN Of estate OF Theophilus DAVIS.
deceased
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
N ats meeting u the Board " 1ru toes
81 tho said CumpHu a. held on the . IN CAV Of
Ne ruafy, A. u isli. an aateasmont Of ihfoe'
tsntha fisiul ~ one cent tol per share was
pany payable on the 9ltn day Of March. a. u.
lsis 10 Robert y. ulendiuninE secretary Of
tho Company, NJ his oflcc ~ No. lo1 south
NAN street. -alt late tity, Utah. any stock
upon which this assessment may remain un.
paid on TIE 2bih day Of March, A 1870, viii
be delinquent and advertised tor sale Al public
auction and unless pay eat thereon q made
before will be cold on the lhih day Of April,
A. u ispi, ~ pay the delinquent aatcttmcnt
together with costs Of Advertising aud oN.
pcnata Of sale ...
secretary ~ snmraon Mining Co.
Dated q: salt Lake CitY, Utah. February 2iat
ltIH.
a, n, lsiI.
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NOTICE. FnR PUBLICATION.

4. 4. Lasn OrrtCr.
tAlt Lake cry, Utah,
Februafy 18Th, 1873.
COMPLAINT HAvtsG RtEs tNrLhkp
- A. THIS onlre by -arah o. ehorcs, against
Ernest b. lanr f0r Aba duning his home
stead entry No. ". dated May en-, ~, uppn
the q. D. Z ~ q. q z Of sec. ], aud ~ w =
Of =. " = OF rrc. b, township itouth, range
west Ia Sat Late tonnt7. UtAh, win view 70
The cancellation o. taid entry, the tAii patilee
are hereby summoned 10 appear a. thtt once
90 the ilth day Of April lsih. 81 % V'clock -
m., 20 respond and furnish testimony concern
ing said alleged Abandonment .
nYmuN UuOO, Register
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OGDEN.
ooDrs, UrAm, MARCH 10, 1886
Junction City Items.

JuntUun Altl Aitho'
President Joseph +. Smith preached
81 the Fourth ward meeting house
Sunday evening. The room was I'M
comfortably crowded. Hespoke Win
regard to the proper Observance OF thr
laObalh day and submisslveness 70 tue
authority Of the Priesthooii also ai'
sised the Rainls OF Weber Stake 70
reonomiEo In unnecesiary expense
and assist In completing the Improve
msDt being made on tue old taoei-
naole.
Two individuals, one a resident Of
Ogden, the other a visitor ifom ths
roth, afiifm that they have seen anu
eonvsfsea with Crawford, the mlssiDg
paftnsr OF Harry Booth OF Evsostoni
sines his diaappeatRnce. Tney both
say they Jaw him In British Column
bia.
The nrst contingent Of tunnel men
from beaver arrived on the East
orr train sunday morning 10 "otA
on the rowor dam.
WIN. Tsshsn, the well-known
painter OF OsJen, who has been very
sick, was little better last evening"
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MERLIN ]. STONE, CsnsaIoglst,

Has - tablished a Genealogical nureau At
OEten, utah Has on hand hundreds of zen.
ealories, ineAFes, etc. These volumes viii 10
for sale o. reference. Has something reiatnE
10 Almost avery American family. Makes 4
speciality OF tracing lineaEos and compiling
EeneaioNea. Those Interested should CORES
pond with him or visit HE library.
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The EaFIe FOUNDRY a Machine Company.
corporation, whose principal place Of business
~ Al tho CITY OF saltLAke. utAh.
NOTICE.
THERE ARR DrLINQuFNr UPON THE
i following described siook Of sad torpor.
Ation on account of assessment levied on tho
guth dAy OF August, lsal, the several amounts
set opposite the names OF tho respective share
Name ~ No. Of No Of Amount
share holder Certificate shares Due
!. u. wiihev Trustee u ~ slltQso
q. "A. MtthUy, "a 10 $40
MARY D, Withuy, % 10 AAt0
q. ~, Whitney Is 10 e. %
and in hoco dance with the law aud tho order
OF the board Of difcc ore u said corporation.
A. many shares OF each parcel Of SUCH ~ Ell a.
may rs Necessary viii he sold 81 tho onlco Of
the treasurer of Haid corporation, AZ No. ga
~. lirst south street, In the City 81 salt Lato
Utah At public auction, on tho slrd day u
March, 1895, a the hour of ! O'Clock . nl OF
sad day, 70 pay the delinquent assessment
thereon, together with tho cost " advertising
nnd expense OF sale.
Dated this an day Of March. 1874
". u. CHANT,
Secretary Of the Eagle Foundry q Machine Co
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In tho Matter Of the Tsia,e Of Robsr, n. sned.
dUn. Deceased.

In tho Matter Of the Estate Of Robert n sned.
dUu. Deceased.
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ iifahoth fllis, adminiatratriN, With tho
viii annexed of the estate Of hubert u. snCd.
Den, deceased, has rendered for settlement
AMI nled aaid court her nnhl account u her
administrator Of said estate ard pctitiOu for
mai distribution OF tho residue Of said estate
among the persons EMIT 81 thereto, and that
saturday. the 18Th day Of March. 4 - fad. At
10 O'Clock an ht thU court room Of san court,
IN the County Court House, salt Lake CITY and
County Utah. has been dulv appointed b. tho
Judgo Of said court, Tor the settlement q said
Accouni and hearing said petition Tor distrthu.
ton, AZ which time aud place any pcrson IN.
toruatod In shid estate may appear and show
cause, u anv there be.whY said hrc0unt should
not be- settled and approved and nual dttribu.
ton made a. prayed for.
Dated March 9TH, A -. lsN.
G. 4. STANTON,
CLERK Of the District Court.
ny A. g. HEusr.
Deputy CLERK.
]. NJ wADDELt, attorney for hcmtnisir,
trix.
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LEGAL NOTICE..
In the District Court. Probate division, Thlr,
Judicial District, Ia and for salt Lhko
County, state OF Utah.


In the matter Of the Estate OF Joseph Helm,
deceased
NOTICE rs HkhkHf GIVEN THAT
~ samuel Brinton, Administrator OF tho
estate Of Joseph Hem, deceased, hAs 10 dnred
for settlemrnL and nled m taid court, bic nnAl
account OF bis administration OF said estate
and petition for ma distribution 81 the residue
o. sara estate among tho persons entitled
thereto, and that "Wednesday, the 18th day NJ
March, A. y. is9d, a. 10 o'clock a. M, a. the
court room OF said court, Ia The County
Nouft house, salt LAKE. Clty and County, utah,
has teen duly appointed BY the Judge Of SAID
court, for the settlement u sad account aud
hearing said petition Tor distribution, AZ which
umo and place any person interested IN said
estate may appoar and show cause, N any
there be, why said account should not he
tctled and approved aud dnal disuibuton
made a. prayed Tor
Dated February "a, A. D, lso6
e. A. STANTON,
Clerk Of tho District Court.
ny A. q, nFrsr, Deputy Clort
JANA II. hotLki attorney for administrator
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4. = LAND Orrtcu,
hali LlLn UIly. Ilhh.

q. = LAND Orrtcu.
salt Lake Uty, Utah,
March Z. 1896
4 rOMPLAtNT HAviNG uEEH ENTERED
~ NJ this once by farah y. shores arniust
" iliiam j iiUIcr Tor Abandoning his home
stead entry 80. go. dated November ., ltli
upon tho sect ha|f of northwest quarter sec
ton 90, township south fauFe 3 west. in halt
Isle County, utah, with a view TO the cancel.
ihton OF sid entry. ths SAID parties aIe hcrc.
by summoned 90 aruelr At this once on the
18Th day 81 fprIl. $50, nt il o'o OK a M, 20
respond and furnish testimony concorning sald
hYRos GRoo. Register
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CITY aud County OF SAT- Lake.
I, DAVID +, Emery, Recorder In aud for salt
lakc tltY, 9tate of Utah, DO hereby cUttfy that
the above and FOREGOING h = fuii, true and cor.
rect copy OF resolution entitled - resnlu.
ion granting Pioneer square ~ rho Utah aud
farihc Improvement company, for railroad
depot putpotrs,' passed by the CITY Council u
tat Lake tliy, state Of Utah. March iith,
lsad, and approved BY tho Mayor pro ten,
March l2lh, les, a, appears Of record 10 my
oflice
In witness whereof have hoTounto set my
hand und anixud the corporate seal
lsEALl OF said CITY, March lalh, ls.d.
DAVID =. EMkhN.
- Isl, CITY Recorder
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EsIRAY POUND NOTICE.

nNE sORREL WHITE FACE HORSE
" about year old. looks like | left thigh
one bay horto about eight years Old, right
knee smaller small star m forehead
II the above described animals arc not
claimed and taken away on or before tho alst
day OF March. hQ6, they will be sold At city
JOHN o. MATTox,
Eoundksspef.
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LEaAL NOTICE..

In tho District Court, Probate Division. Third
Judicial District, In And for sAiI Lake
County, state OF Utah
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city Sud county Of salt Lake -
!. DAVID a. Lmcry, Recorder m and for said
city DO hereby certify that the above and fore
EuiuF ta IulIt true anu correct COPY % an or
FINANCE ostued An ordnance diving tho
number Of Officers aud men n which the 10.
aist" passed ~ the oily council - SAT- Lake
ltY. stats of ltah. February ~, 1891, and APP
proved BY tho Mayor. February j., iso. a. ap'
peafa o. record In my ONCE
~ witness whereof have horcuuto not my
hand and ah.Nod the corporate seal Of faid
city. this the i'm day ~ lotruary, A,D, 1919.
tscaLl DAVID b, tMlNf,
u. ~. city Recorder.
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AMI men or Mhtnh the WnltHn department
Of salt Lake city shall consist
tHctioSi. BE Il ordained by tho CITY Coun.
gu u -ait lAse CITY. tate Of uishi Inst tho
siat Of the Hoard Of Police md flrc COMMITS.
sioncrs. chief and Captain Of Police two
best ergeants and tvcntY.cight additional
officers and men.
section 2. That itshaii bo tho duty Of the
Board u onco ana fire commissioners I'm.
modiatey after The approval Of THE ordnance
70 dismiss from the taid Police Department a
SUFFICIENT number Of Officers and men 90 reduce
the force of said department IN the rumtcr
draFuated by section u THE ordnance
Section 3, An ordinances In conflict with
TINS ordinance arc hereby repealed.
section 4 This ordinance shall take eject
frsm and after ~ approval
tnss.d hY tity Council ~ salt Lake city,
State " Utah. February %, i-I and referred
10 the Mayor for HE approval
DAVID =. tMEhi, city Recorder.
Approved tbs tho ilih 10y " Fobfuar, ID.
ist6. jAMLs GLENDlNNiNO, Mayor
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SUMMONS.


In the District Court in and Tor the Third
judicial District q Utah Territory.
County Of halt Lake.
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Notice OF Time and Place for the Hearing o
Petition for Animation ~ Probate
OF VIII,
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In tho matter OF the Estate cfG. W. Kama.
kAuiAu, Deceased.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

The sampson Mining Company, SAT- take City,
Utah. MorH Of TIE Cumpan al copper
Guich. West Mountain Mining Dlas
tfIct, salt LAsc County, Utah.
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Hyrum Russell Paul., defendant
Tue reoulo Of tho Territory % uiAh send
Greeting " uyrum Russell fAult, defend
ant
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AN ORDINANCE.

An Ordinance nsinr tho number ~ ofncers
and men Of which the palire department
Of salt Lake city shall consist
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IEaAL NOTICE.

In the District Court Probate Division. Third
Judicial District, iu and for hAlt lAEa
County, State VI Utah.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-04-01
Base Ball Notes.

1t appears thai there is nothing after
all in the story that Dave Coughlin is
likely to become a member of the Port
land team. AT least the directors know
nothing about it and are not particularly
enthusiastic over the idea any way.
The practice games with Jersey City
will probably be played on the Polo
grounds, New York.
1t isn't best to bank too much on the
idea that Fall River will not be as
strong this year as last The only seri
GUS loss TO the team will be Joe Harring
ton and Patsey Rollins, and it's ques
ton If Rupert won't prove nearly as
good man as Rollins. The same talt,
of Fall Rivers weakness was made last
year, but it didn't develope to any alarm
ing extent until after the pennant was
won.
Brockton looks strong on paper, but it
is difficult to remember a season when
Brookton didn't look strong on paper in
the early spring. Perhaps Manager
Burnham may, however, be able to JUS
tify the early spring expectations of the
Shoe City people.
The Boston Herald says that hereafter
more care will be exercised in drafting
players from the minor leagues. 1t says
1.-The practice has been to pad the ave-
RACES of certain players IN order to ct
tract attention to them, and in conse-
quence some of the major league mag
mates have had gold bricks thrust upon
them"
The big league magnates haven't
caught.so many gold BRICKS from the pad
ding of averages, as they have from the
judicious, and not always disinterested,
putting Of metropolitan newspapers.
tough giving his name as Murphy
and afterwards Bourke, while trying to
get away with coat and vest which he
had stolen in the store of McManus 81
Co., Boston. stabbed Mike Slattery, the
well-known ball player who is employed
there as clerk, in the leg. The thief
had been detected by one of the other
statesmen and in trying to get away,
Slattery grabbed him. He stabbed
vioIously with big dirk. Mike turned
quick enough to avoid cut in the alb
domen and this probably saved his life
The knife penpetrated to the bone. Stat
terry will he out in couple of weeks.
A meeting Of the New England league
will be held as soon as Messrs. Murnane
and Morse return from the South, to
decide the Coyle and other disputes.
| The Journal thinks the Lewiston team
| is going to be weak at short Not much
| question about that unless Mattress is a
better man than his record shows him
| to be.
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THE VALUE OF MONITORS.
There Are Half a Dozen Of the Old Fight.
ers Which Can Be Made Useful.

1t is gratifying to find that at least
half a dozen, and probably more, of the
old monitors that have been laid up and
out of commission ever since theswar are
still in good condition and can be put
in first class fighting trim at small cost
and without much delay. Nine of these
vessels, the Nahant, Jason, Canonicus,
Mahopae, Manhattan, Wyandotte. Mon
tauk, CatskIll AMI Lehigh, whioh are
now at the League island navy yard,
were recently examined by a bard OF ma
val officers with view to ascertain their
exact condition, and the report of the
board is to the effect that the majority
of them can be made efficient. Two 9TH
ers of the old feet, the A jax and Nan
Iucket, have been loaned for naval militia
purposes to New Jersey and North Caro-
lima, while the COmanche is at Mare Is
land, CAL, and the Passaio is at Boston
This comprised the fleet of thirteen
monitors built in 1862 at cost of about
50, 700, 600. They are not quite SO large as
our six modern monitors of the Miantono-
mob and Monterey type, being only sim
giles screw vessels and of five TO six knots
speed, while the latter ore twin screw
and Of double the power. but they are
strong and serViueable for harbor defense
purposes, which is a great desideratum
in the present condition of our seacoast
Notifications, and if equipped with mod
ern batteries they might prove much
more efficacious than land forts. The
moderate cost at which they can be over
hauled and made available for reoommis-
sion will therefore, it is hoped, be
promptly undertaken by the navy depart
ment, and the nation will have the salts
faction of profting a great deal thereby.
Marine journal. IL.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-04-01
WHO OWNS THE CUP?
Matter to BE Decided by an Impartial
Committee.

Frank Hewins of Augusta, president of
the Maine Interscholastic Athletic Assoc
citation, received Monday from ex-Presi-
den Goldthwait of Soao the champion
silver cup of the association.
It is a perplexing question and one
VIII ich has furnished lots of interest who
really owns the cup, Portland or Bangor.
high school. 1t will aforementioned that
at the annual field meet of the assooia-
ton, held III Bangor last June, the tussle
for first place was between the old rivals
Portland and Bangor. Portland 81 aimed
to be the winner, Bangor did the same.
In the meantime the trophy was in Presi
dent Goldthwait's possession and thus
remained for long time.
III the press of the two cities, the mat
ter was aired to considerable extent.
But after awhile everything died away
and all about the trophy was forgotten.
So the case rested until at the March
meeting of the association held at Brun-
swick, it was voted to have Il committee
way: The Bangor Y. NJ. G. A. to choose
a Portland lawyer, the Portland Athletic
Club TO select Bangor lawyer, and these
two to elect the third person, all three
of the committee to be neutral and not
to be in any way interested in either
school
The committee will make its report to
President Hewins sometime before the
first of May. Whatever school the COM
mittee says deserves the cup will receive
it, During the interval, President He
wins will have charge of the cup, placing
it in the vault of the Augusta Safe De
posit and Trust Company for safe keep
ing.
AS we have previously stated the Ban
gor people have named Hon. E. Dudley
Freeman of Portland as their represen-
tative in deciding the question of award
ing the championship cup.