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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1896-08-22
Highest Of al in Ieayening poweLatest u S Govt Report
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ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE

THE INDEPENDENT HIS A CTRGU-
BATT0N MORE THAN DOUBLE
THAT or my PAPER PUBLISH
ED IN BERKELEY COUNTY.
COLfMUNICATT0NS AND ALL MAT
TIERS or LOCAL. INTEREST COR
DTALLYINVITED no THESE
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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1896-08-22
LOCAL NEWS.

L. Dew. GERHARDT, Local Editors and
]. N. WISNER, Jr., Business Managers.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1896-08-22

Mr.. j F. B. Gregory, who has
been running grocery store at the
old toll gate property, on Winches-
ter avenue, has purchased the gro
Gerry of Mr.. G. W. Rinker, on South
Queen street, and will hereafter con-
duct the business.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-09-17
Niger head coal at

Niger head coal at
Smiths.
Buy your musical instruments at
Harmon's.
-WANTED-Stock hogs at the Phil
lips County Bank.
g. W. Young Is at Long Island
for a business visit.
IF you want to sell land call on
or write to William Blssell.
"A large number of our people are
at Logan taking in the reunion.
Mrs. L. E. Nipps is now in Dem
YER taking in the sights with her
brother Norman.
For all kinds of blacksmithing
go to Jacob Nipps, shop one door
east of steam feed mill.
The very best grades of paints
and oils, cheaper than the cheapest,
at Harmon's drug store.
IF your sidewalk is out OF repair
fix it, If you do not the city will, and
assess cost of the repair to the prop
erty.
If you want to buy a farm call
Oh or write to William Bissell, who
can offer you good bargains on favor
able terms
"A number of the people OF Kir-
win were over yesterday, witnesses
in the case of the State vs.. Chas.
Stockmann.
The Handy Bros. broom factory
closed their doors this evening until
an indefinite time. The cause is on
account of slow sales.
-Shiloh's Cure is sold on guar
antee. Icures incipient consumption.
1t is the best cough cure. On-y one
cent a dose. 25 cts, so cts. and $1.OO
Sold by s. S. Fisher & 90, ]
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-09-17
Married.

By Probate Judge Frank Strain on
September 8, J. w. Stewart to Grace
Mcfarland, both Of Greenwood.
By Rev. g. W. Hood on September
8, Chss Gunther to Emily Craven,
both Of Logan.
BY Probate Judge Frank Strain on
September 16' George NJ. Johnson to
Rills Greeman, both Of Sumner
Licence to wed has been granted to
M. H. Hamilton aud Maud Alice
Donovan, both Of Agra,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-09-17

The delegates from the first COM
missioner district, met and choose N.
j. VanAllen as chairman, and s. o.
Landes as secretary. M. s. King
and John Baughmsn were before the
convention for commissioner, King
receiving IS, Baughman IA. And the
convention adjourned.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-09-17

And Mr.. Turner was declared the
nominee.
s O Landes and L d Robinson
we're placed before the convention for
clerk Of the clerk, one ballot settled
it, Landes getting 70, Robinson 45.
M TsdloCk was nominated for
county superintendent upon suspen-
sion of the rules, and was given an
ovation by the convention.
For county attorney four candidates
we're presented, W H MCCsuley, d M
Cox, r F Stinson and I McClusky.
The first ballot stood McCauley II,
Cox 40, Stinson SO, McOlusky 20. No
choice. The second ballot was, Cox
45, Stinson So, MCClusky %. And
the third, Cox so, Stinson 63, Nc
Olusky II.
The candidates for county attorney
made speeches before the convention,
each stating where he stood.
August Fischer and John Ham
were placed before the convention
for probate Judge, Fischer getting 26
votes, Ham SO.
And the convention adjourned.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-09-17
NOTICE.

Any person who has mortgage on
real estate to pay that is coming due
will find it to their advantage to call
at my Office on the north side of the
public square, PhiIlipsburg, Kansas.
WILLIAM KINaERY.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-09-17
PEOPLES PARTY CONVENTION
A Big Turnout And Much En-
thuslasm.

Through someone's error, a county
convention and Senator PETERS meet
lug were fixed for the same day, so
that Tuesday last was a big one for
the populists. Early in the morning
the crowd began to roll in, some Of
the people starting at 4 o'clock in the
morning.
The court house being in use, the
convention was held in the opera
house which was packed full Of cheer
ing delegates and spectators. Owing
to the absence Of the chairman and
secretary of the central committee,
the convention was called to order by
e, e. Brsinerd and the convention
proceeded to business at once. s. O.
Landes Of Kirwin was chosen as seq
rotary pro tenn. The chairman was
authorized to select three committees
as follows:
ON CREDENTIALS
F Shurts j III Murphy
/ @ Hawley Cus Selbe
Ben Portner
ON ORDER OF BUSINESS
Nj s Howard O HI Abbott
Jno Hagamsn r w Attwater
John Farrell
ON RESOLUTIONS
J s VanAllen JIM Figley
III D Brothers w O Adams
O A Hassler
ON SEATING
Will Klngery w L SPECIAL
The convention then adjourned Tor
a short time in order to give the COM
mittees time to prepare reports,
Upon reassembling the committee
on credentials made the following
report:
The committee on credentials finds that tho
following delegates and alteEnates are entitled Il
seats In this convention,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-09-17

NNs"N-~~N"N~'
Report adopted and committee dis
charged.
The committee on order Of business
reported the following:
We your committee on order Of
business beg leave to submit the fol-
lowing:
That the temporary organization be
made permanent.
That the chairman announce the
vote Of his delegation, and that each
delegation be entitled to it's full vote.
That the nominations be made in
the following order: Representative,
clerk of the district court county
superintendent Of public instruction,
county attorney, probate Judge and
commissioner Of the first district.
That the nominations be made by a
call Of townships.
That there shall be no informal
ballot. M. s. HOWARD,
O. II. ABBOTT, Chairman.
Secretary.
Report adopted and committee DIS
charged.
The convention then took thirty
minutes recess.
After dinner the committee on reso.
lutions presented the following:
RESOLUTIONS.
| We, your committee on resolutions, beg
| leave to submit the following:
Be II resolved, that we the popullsts OF
| Phillips county, In convention assembled, re-
affirm our obligations TO the principles em-
bodied in the national platform adopted at
| the st, Louis convention In July, 1896, and In
the state platform at Abilene, August Q, 1896,
and we heartily endorse the nominees of said
| conventions.
Resolved, That there is but one chance for
all loyal men between platform that asks
the consent OF our ancient enemy upon the
use OF the great American product silver,
and platform that says unequlvocally that
| we ask the consent of no Other nation on
earth regarding the transactions Of our busl'
| ness,
Resolved, That we denounce in unmeasured
| terms the uncalled for attack In the reROlu-
lions In the late republican convention re-
heoting on our efficient county euperintend-
ent, J, M, Tadlock, and we heartily endorse
oil Of his official acts.
The reference to Mr.. Tadlock was
greeted with prolonged cheers, and
the report as a whole was adopted
with q yell that could be heard for
blocks.
For representative FIVE names were
presented, @ r Robbins, j M Tinney,
Chas Lusby, Chas Turner, Il. L. Cas-
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-09-17

About 1000 people listened to Mr.
PETERS speech, and owing to other
duties we were unable TO hear it.
The Senator made many good points,
and pleased his party friends.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-09-17
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rowANDA

TowANDA
Geo Smith John smith
L d Robinson Geo Pearson
j L0hnes GO Graham
VALLEY
M Il BOgart John Baughman
II M Perkins Frank Olds
Henry Schlauekey Peter Shurts
John Innman John Coles
WALNUT
p @ Schimmorhorn Fred Buntrock
A o Mende M Randle
] 4 Baker j w Baker
s Bodlo John McKowen
II. SHURTs,
j. II, MURPHY,
/. q. HAwLEY,
CRIs. SELBE,
BEN. PoRTNER,
Committee,
Pavork odov,kad on1 ooynuo;kkaa d,a.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-10
NOTICE. OF rRusrErs SALE

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NJ NINIhN NH Nlii IN" tA1 w
W uriuHrr. ~ hfihuf D. rr. aud Nicc
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TO n. M. D. HI 1000 'Nc'l ttLi Nln IONA Ahl ''n.
u0i1ntl Tor lNt N.Imtti nt''tN HHl IuinItai
Hr.IrIll Goo Gem inIcI,Ht coupon ioitH thereto
ai..r. ti. lH1
WH.rra. ihc 1000 i.fl.,a ON iHo Same nale
execute quo N"Nt ''N lu fNh hn1h ~
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no. H.i.I UrN" uc.nnENH % 90 $50 go NNIl
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.lIt arthur D. OBJ. lui llce ltii ni1 Nilr' ll
uu.Ir auction 90 Coo mont i.nr ihg county
,'u.. i.s' - al i9se wv. 't i., l''
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Nnles and Personals.

J, Harry Brown, n wheelmAn who
left his home In Phoenix, Arizona, on
April 9Th 10 do the c1ulineltai act
wss IN Logan last "Wednesday. He
had already been through California,
and cnme mere direct from Portland,
Oregon. enrouie ~ Chicago, from
whence he will 20 aouthward TO the
Gulf, thence nome. He u advertising
tue bicycles Of tue Pope Mig. 90, ami
corresponding Tor tue Cycling West.
At the meeting Of the city council
last Wednesday evening, in rCspOuto
toa request OF the fire and police board
OF Salt Lake, the council directed that
&. Il. Robbins, chief OF tho Logan ne
department, should represent Logan
ut tho ftman's convention IN salt
Lake today.
Among those sojourninE In the can.
yOna are; Col. y. Waffum aud family,
Poi. Mayo anu family, Mt U. Rtpp
hnd family, Dir. J. ID. SnowJ-n anu
family, Mt. ami Mra. II. &. Istiuu,
PROT Snepafd, d.. Thatcher, the Misses
Eliatou, aud a number VI salt Lake
visltofg.
MT. Malcolm NcAliiater, an en-.
pioyc OF the NEWS typographical de.
parlmunt Is visiurg Logan. He has
been hefo tor week Aud has been
enJoyiug himself nuuting AMI hsiing.
Nephi Spting o. Providence Ia Gu.
fotlDg from "a broken tnigh hH the TO
tult Vi iail from boisv.
J. A. Blglvr was ined s. for fast
diving on Friday.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE De- HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
" Guy Council Hf sat l1ku CITY. state NJ
Utah, 90 She intention ni such tugu"II Too mH Ike
tuu following described Improvements, t0.Wlt.
Extending ami laying sewer lateral along thr
following uHmrIIlrGUl. ON Quo north HIgu uf
Second South .tr.gt from ilIlH EHHt street g.
huuuaF uEl.H"t UHIuH Iu sewer bHtrIUL hu. 4
Uf HHll UItH. ."I UUITAT fHu COOS aud expense
thereof rHNuA.Hl 10 sl3I pUr 'uutrur fruut
foot ut lNuluHf property ur thrHu thousand
t'ght hundred HHI IIEtT. .i.. s.i.11I GuIIuF.,
lF a local uHHuHagut upon iHv i0IH DO pieces
OF ground within mo following urHrrlNef dice
r.CL UU.u. Ohio district no affected or bone.
LtHu Dbl HlIu Improvement namely.
an % IIIr HrI 0, block ltt hIIUf Toto q, q. 70
huu (. t.ufs I. 900 VI lots 4 and 3. bloc. q. aI
~ luis D. o, auI q, block o., aul a. of To-. 3
block N. HHl "H" salt iHku l.ly runHr
All UTuI.UH HHs objections DOB fhr carrying
QUE of HHIu Intention must Doc ITG.u7IHg m
NrItIrF 90 GOO IIY Iccurlcr 1000 ur before tHH
uuf uHF " rrHlUuurI l7IH, being tHtuur Ht
hy aaid Council UHcu 10 wiII hear and JOur
bIduf fueh objections uH may Doc made thereto.
iV order Ui GOO uitY tIuUHu uf -HIt fake
cry, state of uah, made July ..fl, jedi
DAVID 81 EMERY
tiy lU.UslcE
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Why They Wear Hats.

History do,s mot toll, 80 far as We
know, how 10 came about that mouhpr.
ul the English parliament wear their
hats. The custom has descended front un
age when iis proceedings wrru mot no.
curled, hut ono may suspect tlat thorc.
by hangs % tale uf sturdy aud victorious
revolt against privilege such ns broke
out ut Versatile, could sc hr recovered.
Now and again 1--WE ind antique illusions
10 the pruCtsn Whom the commons
voted that every enc should uncover
orstiror moychis hat" whom .rD speak,
en- expressed thu thanks oi tho hu.ar for
any service done hy mpmhua Lord
Falkland stretched both his arms ou.
and claspad his hands together uu tho
crown Of his hat and hold 10 down close
60 his head, that all might 500 how odi.
ous that ilnttDry was TO him Pail
Mall Gazette.
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This linimont n different VA o0mpo-
titlon ffon any other liniment on tao
make. IL 4 scientific discovery
which results IN it being the moIt psus-
trating Liulmont ever known, There
ara numerous While limitations, which
pay nc seller . greater profit. Beware
LHHisHi 10 positive outus Rhuu.
mAtlsm, Neuralgia, sprAln', Bruises,
Wounds, Cuts, sclAiio aud In1amma.
tory Rhsumatlam, Burn, Hcaldt, Sore
Feet, Contacted husclep, SIN Joluls,
Oh 5Vfes, Pain Ia Back, Barb wins
Cuts, Sore Chest or Throat, ami Ia
especially beneficial Ia PalAy6iS.
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VyvufuEAs. Cyurs rWiIuuEfL ASD
Dr. hiaufIJ. Iu|..HCI. DO. uIfe.lld Clint
]. huou, gn unmfrrHI ilHu. n.d UF Wtif SCR.
tfin dcedo uusi. dated il' ..I way OF 'u'r,
itI.. book ..t off f.uriHHrt.. UH.ea Co
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the ftcufdcrof drtfs cI .at lHlr roHhtg, BOB
WINIHm 90 nHr .. fu.ftH. IIa following
G.a.fIHlI IcHl .s...o. .."..H In iHe HaIu ra.E
lnac county. tIuH. ff 1901.
roftIcIst r0rrof 81 jos .In b. block h.fIy
l.l, pat "u.' -hlt iHaH t.g .urtI tleneo
running fulih b.. ffr. '.nnra Neat " ic.t,
Menr north i.i t'ci. thence oaai 80 feet TO
Wbth said coatogansa wac mode Jn trust TO
secure GO tho tri'I ut INu Lombard IutHst.
lwieNell auu Matilda q. I.l D.'.i auI '.iIt b..
Auuu's one CERTAIN rl1uI.".v lH.u .. clcn
cote win faid deco uf tN.s i.f 800 PRINCIPAL
tum or fourteen hundred .IiN' H1I'Hl., due
ou from Ito dHi8 tha.. li To-. BOO ftIu % st 90
per cert per tuuuH. ...' HUHl" annually
taie uf twelve up NfTrOlt ror uuruu.. puY.
nUlr .NIUi ANNUALLY .UI
Whereas 10 DO piot.t boz cold decd of trHsl
that In case ut ,oiau.t 'r tHH PAYMENT " s1lt
caas % @ .fr. ru in HrY 90 tlr 'HhuHnus %
talu n.ru OF lru.i, Goo trustee sNtI uunn iu1
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tt.I aIu dispose 90 600 UrHm.trH. hnl 900 ihn
rgni fiuC, benefit AuI ,U..u " trdru rt1n
o. ODE fliu Gyms and NHiUil J. lWltrnUIl nni
tlrtl Moon, tutir IU.fH u.I Hts sua therein,
hi public auction. ut IHD place, 900 tuU manner
nnl lor tuo purpose. DO fHl decd ~ iru
Hta'cIs u'itI rfHi ItIu" tH.riH GOD IHYa' notice,
trust reference o. which b. hereby made for
Erc1tIr certainty and
Whereas. Uof uitb.s boon made boz thc pay.
meni % allI tuurp1i tHir 70 tl.lp ana .u me
tu fi,, which said amHUuthuH boon advanced
lN que 'cEal Auldtr u. tNe aIIi note. hnH ilt
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NOTICE.

NOTICE 10 HEREBY GIVEN by THE
- city Council ui sfIt LAKE civ. rfslg.f
lhh uf thr Intention ~ fuCh council t1 mats
hN toWoWnE utHrfiUUd Improvement tu. aid.
thi'nniuF nui laying sewer lateral q ors ffn
lNllnMIuE named HIlrtt iu tho crntaf 1|ttI..
street nom South fomni0 ttfCHi ID n r4.rt
m'lNa. between tirt rnt ryrHd fifyUfs iu
rrNDr bittliut 80 4 uf alII rity. auIutfrss
lNn tuIa Nrfcuit tUUmAiUl ut 90 .rnf. 100
linear ur front flnt 0r FIN huufrcI ANIL EfI..
'iFlt .NNoHI ulilIrH, hy local HHfprsWUHt
upnu iug luiH ur uiUrgH o. ground W4tlin t.G
following described district, being tHr tiis.r|.t
20 ~ ai.rcioi og benefited by said Improve.
mont namely
Iuo north leo feet uf totgaud aIIofIafa
nlurs thC north ~ tee. IN LutI Huf llI bi
Lot q. Hook o HIl uf lut D, HIuU4 20. sI. al
OF TOT E, Block % 900 uf aflI Toto ana u.y,rs
Of fru1ui being H llut "u," rat Ialo UI.y
survey
Nu urotosu and objections to ihr rarr.IHs
nui OF .uNI Iniruiluu go unau HaiI IuUfatr'
Wont muHt hu IrHfntrd Doe UfIUu. Il .'r tIts
NrHIfstt uu ur UCi1rU thp rvrrfH. Ufh H.uUf
Nuaust, IH', huiug tho uwy Dot uy aHlI Uruu.
go Hhyn 10 1910 Ntnr Hnd consider turu UI |HH.
Uuu. ". may D." made thereto
lf order OF ono CIV OuUuetl OF -uIt Lake
NNN state q. Utah, made tho .iag Jay 0f JUS,
$50.
DAVID a FuEUY.
city Recorder
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NOTICE.

NorlDE o. ltI NLUN GIVEN ny TIM
~ tly CouuuI. ur HHt ale Utiy. state n
liIh. 90 tun Intention uf Hur4 Council %
Wpkr tho following described Iuuru,gurut.
tu.WIt.
tulstucilrE HowuT lateral on Che south
900 ut run south HuUyt fruu Eaft Irmp.u il
wet Temple streets iu "uNrF Uutr.ff Nu.gUf
Huid rItI, anil uUfrHy tlt cost thereof, taumHf
90 at Hlsf urr front ur ltnsbr tuut OR eleven
huulItN 1ui nIiN i've 4l,liauHl iuIIHrs. lr l
lu'W .H0tHHuIrf uTUu Goo lots Ur UI,rts %
Ground WiiUIu tun fuilOWIrg described d.rII"t
IuIr. thH district tH ur HNgrtrd ur uUrrlttrI
hT al'I Improvement namely.
Au ni Toto aud o, block 30, plat a sh't
Lave city survey.
an projects and objections 60 tho carving
out Of such Intention 90 make faId improve.
menu must ur presented t1 writing o. tlr tItr
rlufdrr on or before the aitu uay ur August,
JEDI being ihu limH cot uy aaid tuuUti. when
may De- made fhrrrtH.
ly order " tHr uity Council Of salt Love
,liy, statcuf ttah, made thU glst gay ~ July.
lsHA DAVID I. LMthl.
Diiy Recorder.
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LOGAN.
Accidents.

a twelve. year.oli g.Il, daughter OF
David Hutchinson OF Wcil'vilIe' wa
knocked down and bnily Iiamplsd BY
an infurla,ed COW. Gao arm wa
broken aod she was badly b.ulsJd'
Two other accidents have occurred
within the past few days On Thurs
day evening, as RalFh Mitchell aud
another young man were riding lhoif
bicycles at rapid rate down 5ncond
street, Logan, they met two
horteinen riding rapidly ~
tho opposite direction. Mitchell
colllded with one Of them anu was
TO the ground with great force. ne
remained In IN unconscious condili1n
for two hour, and It WAS feared would
suffer from coucussion OF tho bthiu.
Fortunately this was not the case, anu
he has now nearly fully recovered.
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A sound l.iver Ma.el . Vol ,Ian.

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ache, BAT Taaie IN Mouth, Foul
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Back aud between the shJulIofs, hills
ind Fever, etc. II you have any OF
lheso uympt0ml, your Liver Ia out VI
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Eot properly HEHHIEn will cure any
disorder Ut the Liver, stomach or
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h0ttlru NJ u. q, ~. 1. drug aloru.
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NOTICE Us uENEHY GIVEN M qur
~ tiy Council of salt iata CIty. stsi'.,
GAP, % the Intention 81 such JuHrr.i to nv.
ilc inhowins dcscruUd Improvement. fo.t. q.
lAlfnnur uuu INYIuE frWUs along tEH 'f0i.
llE nance street un tlu north aldo of 500
houln sitte. from 700 Intersection with 5000
rhsi sweet % tiiih tast atrtrf. and Doe. w..
,n.t '1nitoi, 'sulaici &C., 100 Tcr Nnrsf IN.
ltnnt TOO. rr tWu thousand uvu IurdF.f . W.
seventy iuuF doll1IH, hY 70 local ass,..r..'a.
upon Tie nlncts, Tote. warts u Lotto md t',.,''
Ni Eiuuho within sewer District SO mft,'
lho lt1prfN, lots. pura or lota and uiir,s II
tfounI WiIuiu HuIl district Co. D.. rlfgrfr.. w..
lcntlicu by s1i1 Improvement namely. IN.
j. (. D enc block .tpl4t"i" ana t0Ia I..t
4 hlne. 20, p'at IN and lots q. ana
hiu,k ", p.at A. SAT- iato CitY sufyrr y
Mi protects and objections 90 tlr trrr.I..
out on surIi intention 10 mate HHlt ltrU.4,.
Itui must NC presented iu wftt.tr 10 tIt az.
iteoficr on % before tho giatdav Oh f.I'
~ ltiuE The time fCt lr Hrid Como,
WLtr y WI near aud c1nsilCr such uI|.s.
uQn4 nf may De- made tirrHlo
Nv order " luu city Council of saft T.te
NV, ela.r Of Utah, made the g'id lay oi
June. 1900 ''
DAVID 3. EMERY
Sewer iH,csuln No On ''.''
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NOTICE.

No1iCE o. UIUEuN GIVEN nv TuE
~ city Council OF salt Lake tlty. STATE ut
l.ah, OF thu intention uf such Council %
nftr sue following described imdfuycmUus
Constructing 70 cement rdrwalg, flN frrt
wide qua four inches tNIra. on tHU WUHt side Ut
rrrUHl lHHt ~tfrrt between south IrwnIr
street and t'Tst suuth street, in eIIywnIa uIt.
uigI NU, Do of SAID rIlT. Hlu drfrHY tHH gUHi
hnl expense thereof, uHumHtoi ht f5H1 uU ur ono
aul Iuuutf enc iIuulrgdiIH H, gII IulIHrt
Irr font 90 linosr foot. uy % local ASSIGNMENT
uunn Goo loiH ur ulrCuH ~ ground within tHH
following described district, urIng thr UI#tr.1.
b lu Htcrici ur bcuuligod uy said imIru,s'
mont, namely
100 ! ana 81. block 70, rlag -" sails I1to
CITY tuTyuv.
~ protests and objections Co Che carving
oui OF auyh intention must lu presented IH
tur CITY Recorder lu writing com or before tUH
400 Jay ~ August lr1l. beng tho tuu oct hy
HaIl inuuUI WLgt 90 will bear anu consider
such objections HH may Ur made thereto.
hY order of tho Cify Council OF -alt Lake
CITY, state Of Utah. mnlo jay glst
DAVID d, IHItN,
u'iy Recorder