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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-09-17
Bon Ton Burglary.

On Saturday night. or early
Sunday morning, the Bon Ton
store was burglarized, and the
cash drawer relieved of its en-
tire contents: It was on Sunday
morning, while on her way to
church that Mrs. Corpening, one
of the proprietresses, stopped
at the store to turn off the gas,
which Is always left burning
during the night. She did not
then notice any evidence Of q
depreciation. 1t was Sunday af-
ternoon when MissMattie Collins,
her partner. discovered on enter
ing the store, that some unwel-
come visitors had taken advant-
age of the owners absence. A
window pane in the rear end OF
the building had been broken
Just above the window fastener,
the opening thus made being
large enough for the burglar to
thrust his hand through and
turn the fastener, enabling him
| to raise the window, and make
an entrance. Miss Collins very
soon found that the till had been
tapped, and the treasury depict
ed. The biggest part of the es.
Adjustments cash is always put
| in box at the end Of each day.
and the box is concealed. Only
very small change is left in the
money drawer, but this was all
taken, as well as the contents of
the hidden box, whose where
abouts seemed to be perfectly
well known to the thief.
Chief of Police Reed went to
Wheeling the first of the week
and arrested Bill Engle. a colored
tough who had served a term in
the pen to explate a crime SINH
lar to the present one, and COM
mitted at the same place. That
was about five years ago, when
John Gandy's meat shop was
broken into, and which was locat.
ed where the Bon Ton store now
stands.
Another colore d fe il o W
named Dave Hicks was also
arrested at Wheeling and brought
here charged with having com
mitted the burglary. There is
very little evidence against Hicks
but it is alleged that young En-
gle had plenty Of money just at
ter the Bon Ton theft and his
going away was somewhat suspi-
cious. The grand jury will in.
vest,gate the charges against
them. They are both in jail.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-09-17
From Lumberport.

Miss Lizzie Riblett has gone
to Fairmont, to attend Normal
school.
Miss Sallie Borgess. returned
home Monday from q prolonged
trip to Clarksburg.
Vance L. Horror was visiting
fair friends at Mt. Clare Sunday.
E. M. Robinson is building a
dwelling house.
j. Hood Hornor was visiting IN
your burg Sunday.
Boyd Horror was on the Fair
grounds Wednesday.
Ferd Rogers, of Jimtown, has
a sick horse. DR.. Gore was
called to prescribe Tuesday
morning.
Geo. Robey was here Saturday.
He will removeto this place Oct.
1st.
Miss Nettie Bartlett, of Re.
spect, was in our town Monday
evening.
Arthur Boggess is in clarks-
burg.
Mrs. chas, Horror is indispos-
ed at this wiring.
Jess Madden, an aged and
very respected citizen, near this
town, was some what disfigured
Monday. $4,000 pays the dam
age. What excellent officers we
have.
E. D. McCarty was IN your city
this week.
The mill dam is being repaired.
Chas. Preston got off with 81
and cost, over the bovine ele-
ment.
A good many of our l. o. o. F.
people attended the institution OF
an /. o. o. F. Lodge at Wyatt
Friday.
Carl Horror was prospecting
at the west end of your city Sun
day. LESLIE.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-09-17

ne very deeply regret Ia learn
8of the deat6 al csWegc Kan: of
%. J. Daniels. the son Of Col:
William Daniels. Of Peel Tree
The young mans excellent char
acter and fine qualities made him
. host Of friends who will hear Of
the sad eventwith sincere regret
and sympathy.
The Clarksburg bar unanimous
~ voted to place Hon Chas w.
Lynch on the bench during the
absence Of Judge Hagans Mr..
Lynch beng counsel in q number
Of cases this time was hardly pre-
pared to accept the honor. but
such a high tribute from his as
sociates who recognized his abil-
ity as a lawyer and jurist left
nothing for him to do except to
waive his own business and allow
us to temporarily call him
Judge
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Pencil DdsRes
CURRENT NEWS on VARIETYsOR
SUBJECTS.

CURRENT NEWS on 4 VARIETY OF
sUBJECTS
l'D. z. REED 8 Co, HARDWARE.
The Free Mas6ns are improv-
ling Elk View cemetery.
Read the Racket Stores lad. (
on page z of this paper.
Mr.. 9. B. Morrison. the West
Milford merchant, was in Clarks-
burg on business Thursday.
Editor Camden Sommers is
learning shorthand at Bowers
Commercial College.
Hon. NJ. D. Post of Wheeling.
was here on legal business this
week.
Col. and Mrs. T. Moore Jack
son were distinguished visitors
at the Waldorf. New York City.
several days recently.
Richard Lang returned to Bal
timore Sunday, after having
spent several weeks here among
friends.
Mr.. Allison Bartlett ana his
accomplished daughter Miss Ida,
are attending the Fair at Penns.
boro.
Mr.. I. P. r. Ash, accompanied
by his wife, recently visited his
son Rev. D. L. Ash, presiding
elder. at Grafton.
Prof. b. M. Allen. the elocu-
ZIONIST, was here Thursday, and
will soon matrlculate at Columbia
University, Washington, d. Q.
Hon. Marcus Pollasky is here,
looking after his railroad inter
ests. He stated to the TELEGRAM
that he has let the contract for
the building of his railroad from
Lumberport to the Ohio river. 4
Mrs. E. M. Jackson, Of Buck
harmon, and sister Miss Belle
Reed. of Elk City, returned this
week from a pleasure tour Of the
East, which included visits to
Washington, ut Vernon. Balti.
more and other points.
Editor George Hornor Of the
Neaos,. plumes himself on a newly
acquired skill in singing type
that would do credit to the late
lamented Horace Greeley.
Hon. w. b. Corder, whose
dangerous illness was noted by
US last week, sufficiently recov.
cred to be able to beconveyed BY
carnage Wednesday to his home
near Overield.
The Shinnston Mills. formerly
owned and operated by Mr.. Jason
Kester, were sold Tuesday at the
front door of the court house.
They were purchased by Vance
l
Horror, who had sold the same
to Kester. The mill brought
81, 800.
Last Sunday morning one Of
G. NJ. Harris houses on the Point,
occupied by Will McClung. was
discovered to belon fire, but twas
extinguished before much dam.
age was done. 1t was caused by
a defective tiue.
Mrs. Lloyd Barnett, of Jarvis
vile, was declared insane and
committed into the custody of the
sheriff here last Saturday. On
Sunday following Mrs. Cornwell,
wife of Buck Cornwell, of Bridge
port, was also brought here and
confined until arrangements can
be made at the Weston asylum.
where both Mrs. Barnet and
Mrs. Cornwell will be taken in a
short time.
The Steam Laundry operated
by l. M. Kelley will be removed
to the corner opposite the county
Jail October 1st. The lease at the
present site will have expired, and
the owner Mr.. Shuttleworth, be.
lieves that the value of his prop,
erty would be enhanced by the
removal of the laundry. There's
a kick coming from the citizens
residing in the neighborhood Of
the new location. The Laundry
however. IS an institution that
must and will continue to exist.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-09-17

j. s. Saunders. of Enterprise,
w. Va, called at Police Head.
quarters yesterday. He is q
brother of missing Daisy Saund.
ers and he said that, judging
from the letters, he fears that
she may have committed suicide.
The police have as yet heard
nothing from the girl. Cincin-
natl Enquirer.
The Adventists are holding in
teresting meetings every night.
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5grsotlally
Speaking.
,,r YOUR Friends ARE DOING
.yp WHERE THEY ARE

John Yost is in Wheeling.
Elias Stark, Esq, of shinnston
Is a business caller Tuesday.
luther Raymond has returned
.chool in Philadelphia.
r R. Horror left for Bethle-
II. Pa, Monday.
Miss Myrtle Leachman is VS.
pg in Weston and Buckhannon.
Miss Matte Collins is in New
ork.
4 N. Kelley was in Cincinnati
is week.
Rev. Geo. A. Doyle and family
] in Philadelphia.
Miss Flo Raymond and Bessie
ippich are at Fort Sheridan.
Mr.. ]. W. johnson, Of Cherry
IMP, was a Tuesday caller.
Mr.. Ed Steel, the Lost Creek
Eller, was here Tuesday morn
&.
Mrs. Ellen Nichols, of Virginia,
here the guest Of her cousin.
Is. Lloyd Lang.
Marion Golden, of West Mil
I'd was here before the Grand
y.
Miss Bee Kearns is home from
visit amongst friends in Park
sburg.
Mrs. Rose Wade has returned
her home in Morgantown,
81 q short visit to- her mother.
Wesley NJ. Bird, Esq, Of Grant
trict, was here the first of the
ek.
Miss L. Wheatley is in Phila.
phia buying her fall and win
stock of goods.
R.P. Jones and family returned
Wheeling this week, after
ending several weeks here.
Mr.. &. w. Haskins. of the
yuo of Salem, was here Wednes-
yafternoon.
Mr.. NJ. j. Rogers, one of the
unch Brown Republicans made
,usiness call at this Office Tues
y
Hon. Geo. M. Fleming. of Buck
mon, was here Tuesday on
al business before the U. S.
cult Court.
Mrs. Chas. Crummitt, of Park
burg, who was visiting friends
tefor several days, returned
pc Saturday.
Dabney Smith will leave this
Ok for News Ferry, near Dan
L, Virginia, where he will
Rrd the year in school.
81. Snowden Andrews, of
limore, has been here, look
after his extensive farming
etest sin Union district.
u. Harper Yerkey an enter
sing young farmer of Good
pe,is one of our new subsorib.
this week.
Barlow Cole, Gymlet Lyon,
ice Haymaker and Louis Del.
took in the Pennsboro fair
Pfsday.
lis. s. B. Davis has returned
per home at Winston N. @.
was accompanied by her sis
Miss Mamie Lowe.
liss Jessie B. Hooten, Of
0adsville, who has been the
stof Miss Maud Grimes, on
estreet. returned to her home
day last.
rs. F, G. Flanagan, who has
visiting her mother. Mrs.
40, on Pike street, returned
Pef home in Parkersburg Sum
U.s. Clara Belle James, of
aaston, w. Va, who has been
Tor several months visiting
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Charles Peters. return
S oae on last Friday. Key
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-09-17

day.
: I The most refreshing Of
cool drinks these warm days you
will find at Cunningham's soda
fountain. -.
Miss Florence Reed lost q tele:
scope on the Falr grounds Thurs.
day. and offers the finder q suita.
BILE reward.
COTTAGE FOR RENT QUICK.
Centrally lolated; 200 yards from
the court house. Apply at this
Office. As.
To W. Clayton McKeehan and
wife-last Friday evening
blooming baby girl-happiest
man in town.
Lloyd Steel is q tip.top Meth
odist miller His flour is the
John Wesley brand. Honest
John!
Mrs. Ross Stout and little son.
Of Quiet Dell, left Tuesday night
for Baltimore, where they will
join her husband, Mr.. Stout, who
| is q we'll known cattle dealer.
Several town lots over near
Judge Harrison's were sold at
public auction Tuesday. Messrs.
Highland and Denham were
among the more extensive purch.
asers.
All persons having claims
against the Fair should present
their bills to Mr.. M. NJ. Thomp.
son at once, ana al who have
been awarded premiums can get
the money due them by calling
on Col. T. S. Spates on and after
Monday next.
Labor conquers everything.
but If a man does not care for
the fruits of his labor his past
Ilabors will be Of no satisfaction
at a time when he cannot work.
Hits what you save not what you
earn that makes you rich. Open
an account at R. T. Lowndes &
| Co.'S Savings Bank.
The wagon aud span of horses
owned by James Hickman, re-
lcently engaged here IN the meat
kbusiness, was sold at public auc-
tion Tuesday for 1927. A few
minutes afterwards, the same
auctioneer, Mr.. Gordon, sold q
VERY ordinary horse for 1915 on
Ian execution against Simon Swi-
Iger, of Sardis district.
So many of the TELEGRAM's
friends are in town this week at
tending court and other affairs
that we have not been able tc
meet and shake hands with hall
OF them, let alone note the pres
ence Of them all in our midst. We
are glad, however, to note the
general air of content and pros.
perity which prevails, especially
among our farmer friends.
Mr.. S. G. Steel, son of Capt.
s. r. Steel, of this city, has 9
host of friends here VINO con.
graduate him upon his rapid adj
vancement in the Government
Service. Some time ago he was
detailed to duty as examiner in
Superintendent Office and last
week he was designated as Chief
Examiner r M. S.. Fifth Divis.
ion headquarters Cincinnati,
Ohio.
Mr.. j. L. Jackson has resign
ed his position with Richard T.
Lowndes. to accept a responsible
place with McGregor and Hill,
at Cairo. He. will have charge
of the hardware department in
McGregor's establishment. Dick
is a wheel.horse Republican, and
we are sorry to lose him, but al
the same time wish him all Of
that success and prosperity
| which belongs to 1.-The faithful.
4 He will leave the first of the
week to assume his new duties.
Il no az
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1dge Edwin Maxwell, wi

Judge Edwin Maxwell. who
was hurt last week worse than
was generally supposed, is today
very much better and was strong
enough last night to walk
over into town. 1t had been
the unanimous desire of the Har-
rison county bar thatJudge Max
we'll should bold this term Of
court, and it was only rendered
impracticable by his unfortunate
mishap. The Judge is rallying.
however, with his usual vigor'
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-09-17

Mrs. E. E. Tetrick has return
ed from a visit to her parents at
West Milford Miss Mollie
Leonard, of Palatine, returned
Friday from a visit to Mrs. 8. A.
Van Horn, at West Milford, Har-
rison county Fairmont index
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LOST

On the fair grounds the last
day of the faira telescope filed
with ladies' clothing. The finder
viii be rewarded on leaving the
same at this Office. 45.3t.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-09-17

There is Nothing In the World
That will pull the Their
imometer down so far as 9 glass
of pure, sparkling, delicious soda.
1t refreshes wonderfully stimu-
lates the brain-cools the blood.
Good at all seasons of the year,
but especially good just now.
Helps digestion, too. 1t isn't
often that you may take medicine
in such an agreeable form.
Wells g. Haynaker.
City Drug Store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-19
notice FOR Bips FOR THE UTAH
STATE pBtSgE

SEhLED BIDS WILL BE RkCEIVtD AT
the wsrJen's oface unul u O'Clock n. IN 4.
wednesday, September sth, 1871, for furnish
ing the following luppiieB About H. uU1
pounds bran. about O. 90 pounds straight
fade nonr, about 800 ponndt vrsnam hour
snd shout : 80 pounds oats TO DO delivered
in : alt Lake CITY
About y tons limp coal and about 800 tons
mine slack 10 ! c delivered y Is uBck salt
Ia or u. Is. mack SuguT House ward
About 3s.ttO pounds steer btcf coDHiatinE Of
IONS. who q toreuuHTtets ana short fOrequHrt-
ers, aso Mt rates On better cuts such as STEAK,
veal, mutton ana pork,
Inc quAnt Ties named being an estimate for
one year commencing october l. lssI, all sup.
plies TO DO delivered re required, and subject
to tho approval OF the wan eb Bids to be
opened 10y the stAic board OF corrections. at
this office September sth, lsg5, at II IN. The
bonrd reserves the right to reteri any or all
BIDS or TO accept any proposition favorable to
the state
Bile tor supplies furnished will be paid
month y. GEO. n. DOW.
Warden.
UTAH STATE Prison August 10Th. lsy7.
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" w AhE hENEBl EtQUlRED 10 Az
= pear IN an actO brought agslnu Va
~ lhe LbDFe named plainth IN he pnlrs
court OF the fhrd Judicial disiri.t Of it,,,,
OF ulhh and o answer the c0mp ami M,
therein within ten days exclusive o, tba 4,
OF sefVlce) after the serve on you 81 d,
sun mons II served within this couG.y; o.
served Uut IT this ruunt, but IN IN, 9,,,-
Mlihin twenty days, Otherwise gihn IN,
days or Judgment Nv retsuit vii re III.
galnst on. according In the prayer Of n.
complaint
Tne sad action Is brought to have 10 ofg
OF TINS cuur1 appointing guardian 80 lien
for d fsudHnt Joseph 4 FidRa.ab viz q
non compos menus to have Judgment aa IA
tho defendants, flanagan. Tor the sum ma
principal and interest thereon .. lhtf.it Of &
per cent per month from December, I, ~,
Tor - ~ taxes with Interest a. : per east u
hnnum from April Z M; for 81 anoffiu
io'sund Tor rusts OF sul alleged 10 he JuetI5.
certain prOmssrrynote executed by san Z.
PENDANTS, flanagan. 10 one Go +. ,nsfuu
agent for the plAInuh at sat Lake tliy, nee
ith s95, for the sum OF ~. bearing iltiea
~ per cent per month, rume beng tetlndl
NOR gnVr OF even date thtTeNlih Oh PRAISE
hereinafter described executed by sail defeat
ante, Fam gan, 10 plunlh. who il tov %,
legal owner anu holder NJ sulu noe and moi
gHHe, that no part ot sad note mas Juel 20
exc pit the sum Of 49, on the inlere.i, liin
April u, sH7 pfaint'il paid on saii Vfeuhun
Oellnuuent tfNcb lht sum tl - NltA ~
not been psiG by sHid defeudnnu 10 lAg, II
Usual statutory decree Ut thus court lo hi
force 'oture oil said mortgage and me is' =
said premises; tnnI proceeds % san 'a' Z
applied In pay meuls ut amounts lue nlcW
rn1 tina defendants hnd all persons c.iinii
under them be barred and i0rerOsed o u
claim Of equi'y otredcmpuon 'herel9 iia ~
other relIet sand premises beng desefOsh
follows:
Ncsinning o. rods W. OF the n. &. To-. 4
the :. " 4 OF SEQ ~. r. :. OF L. Wd'A
Lake Mer thence W. ~ rods, thence p
rods, thence =. 10 rods, thence y, hi roy 2
place OF beginning, containing ~ sGna
land. being siluh o IN alt Lake county w
And you are hereby notified inst Ies ~
TO appear amt answer the sad eompbnIn
above required. the SAID plaintiff VII iPp!s
the Couri for the relief demanded the "a
Witness. rhe Honorable Judges ahi le ..
OF he District Court OF ny w.
Ju jicial District, IN and ~ =
tsEAL) St,te OF utah. this gih w
April, IN thc wear Of our loiasa
thousand eight hundred snd ai'F
hevcn. ,.,,,.r,g r,,,t
BY GEO. ID. LOOMS, Deputy OlsEI'
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ssMeNrto,,

Tho star Gold ana 80 'ts.
win principal pisrsu hhh,c
Utah. 1'H sali LaIe lee I,
n oTloE Is nEiIEEy
neeiinE u iba SSlYRN IN.
i,yo t'.S Juhs Srd, lsJi Irsstetau' ny. Y
capital stort n PEI share w.. i.isas.,.
mediAtely 10 4 bo,n '9iporsilor Nsl :, I
TuIputaiion 90 its gene,s, 'ecrsls,3 !, !
oRIehs Building, IN ~ once, u
any stocE upon which ~ Lake en-, u
r LII unpaid on the sib1' tstessni, n
r,,t,i,o queht and adNSIo OF lqy y
ta,n auctlon. snd unIes, tfl'td fo,,,,,
10 Dsv , nv &c sold on tho .l,fi mat w
with costs ~ ,nQuent nsst.s,s. y Iof y,
mo IhoA4s R,tsssas
street. cunning, li-lt) sN,itlir
,h. He - TING ga, a. which the ,,,- wy "a
In, ue delinquent is bsr.It tove u,,,,.
3 isoI 1871 ahd 'he Gay Of s., ,sil,aase \.
lated June IS. 1897 4 A'i.l
&, ny or,.or of hoard OF b,.
Si'Vcr Mining Compan D'rec orr, Sta, e,,.
r THOMAS ZANE
hmme ume at which the aha. serrs,,,.
Nmn ue ue.inquent Ia here,,s " tnt,,s,,.
August Eth. 1897 rue dag Of n. y
bT order OF the board a.. u%
Dsiod July ~. isp7 We AANL, setr,,-
shsiie 'tne Al which the ,hor.
, "nt. uo uelhluHht is bprrlr e iHes,,,.,
A Tsnst 9th, M and The d5v saa,,sndei ~
- ~ lit
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NOTICE OF AssrSs,,.

NOT CE Is HEstBY G,v.y
iho meeting OF the board =, ~ ,lHN 4,
n .nv "o.esh uWd Mining a5a u,Il'rs'lols
iHy ,s. 9e'S at NE otlge ths eos r,,,s c's
was levied UPON tile csni,,i o1e cehtlu NV
pprhtl"n. paYah fn Ai'uA VI he "a,
INES Moitat at he ficc M '', ,h ifais.
Mhih street salt Lake NV, Ius oonihI
Wmlen ms assessment may ,e nSl s.ot IL
ept1mher 10. lsgi, shall 1e S luz ltPt.s
Iueht ana unless payment ny c' ai.l .sh
oe sniu on urtohct d. ls.f, ,, u'sot .ton
mop, "mJ pany, to pay The ielinlu.s1s,' a, 4
by order Of board OF dlrec,o..
a C. toWLrG
selfeif,r
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tsTRAY POUND NOTICE.

ZANE BAY HOHsE, ABOUT YEARS OLD,
" small sthr in forehead, some white on
left tOrefeet
one hay Mare. ahout years old. right hind
foot white, chm cut with wire left fore arm.
one chestnut sorrel Horse, about years
old white IN face
II the above described animals are not
claimed and taken away on or before August
II. lsa7. they Will be sold ~ Guy estrAy
pound st1p.m.
JOHN o NATION.
Pound Keeper.
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sTCCKHtLp. r.. MEETING

NJ Office Il HENRY GIVEN THAT A
~ special meeting Of the stockholders OF
company VIII DO held on saturday, tp oinbsF
18TH, 1881, hlzp M, at the oiiiGes OF the roin.
OtAn, for the election OF onioeis and he tfpns
action o such other business As may lawfully
come before sac meeting.
HENRY iIsEAtAN. Secretary.
sAE LAKE tfrr. Utah, Aug 10th, 1897.
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NOTICE 1 HEREBY CIV Y ny THE
~ CITY Council OF Sat Lake CITY stale OF
Utah, OF The intention OF tucb council to make
rue Following described Improvement. to wit
tonstruoiIng sewer lat raj III the center OF
first street from ''D' to "E" streets in sewer
district NO. OF SAD CITY End urfrny no cost
!hereof, estimated at &c. per front or linear
foot or -Four Hundred and Forty. four and
h-loJ tSlih 51-lvv) dollars by a local assess
ment npon the lots or pieces OF ground within
the iollowirg described district being the dis
lrlct 10 lie affected or benefited by said i'm
prtvement. namely:
Al of Lots and1 Block H. Plat "D" All
OF Lot and the east lip feet OF Lot 2, Block 10,
rat ~" salt Lake City survey
All protests and oil jeciions to tho carving
out OF such intention 10 make SAID improve.
ment must he presented IN whiting TO the
CITY reColder on or before the SYST dny of
August ls9. helng the time set by said Coun.
en- when twill hehi and consider such objec.
tons hs may be ms de iherotn
,nJ order OF the city Council of salt Lake
Wv, state OF Utah, ASIDE the 2Ith day OF July
DAVID :. EMERY
s.,.,,,. CITY Recorder
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CITY md County of salt Lake ss'
j, David >. Emery, recorder in and for Sail
Lake I lily, state Of Utah, 10 hereby certify
That the above and foregoing 10 n full, true and
correct copy OF an ordinance enltted IAN
ordnance levyIng n Tax on the ass essed value
OF the taxable rroporly wlihin the corporate
limits OF sRt Lake City, county Of IN I
Lake. STATE OF Utah, for the year 1877 passed.
by the City Council OF salt city June oh,
1877, and approved by the Mayor July md,
1871 ae nplesTt OF record In my office.
In wltne-e whereof have hereunto set my
hHnd and aniXed the corporate zeal of SAID
cily TINS the End day OF Juiy.A. d. 1871.
IhLAL DAVID :. EMERY,
go CIV Recorder.
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EsIRAY POUND NOTICE..

nSEBAY HORSE. ABOUT 2YEARs OLD;
" smsli star 10 forehead
ne brown hhld faced horse, about years
old cut Cd right hind leg win re.
one back mare. tbout7 years old TEE on
left thigh. EM&
one hAy horse. abouts years Old wuite star
on face left hind an II fore feet white.
II the shove described animals arc not
claimed End Asen away on or before TUESDAY,
The .tth day OF August iH7.they will he sold at
City Estray Pouna. at pm.
JOHN o NATION,
city foundkeCper.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-19
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

THE TRUSTEES OF THE TH1HTY. SIC
ond school nistrct Will receive sealed
bids Tor the erection of a one roomed school
house IN u the p III cay Of august, iss7, at
p IN when eli bids viii be opened in public In
the Nrighiou meeting house.
The plans and specifications can he seen at
the ONCE orc NJ. Neuhbusen architect, room
t2s boOiy bun ding. SAT- la q City. Utah.
The trustees reserve the right 10 REJECT any
ana all bids. HENRY SUTTON
Y. W sCuDENFIELD.
J. sCHOESfItLB.
Dhted ,July