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INrERNA11oNsL CHESS MATCH.
American and British Players Pitted
Against One Another.

Brooklyn, Feb 12.-The second inter
national chess match between Great
Britain and the United States was be-
gun this forenoon, there being ten play
ers on each side. While the Britishers
We're conducting their games at the
Hotel Cecil in London, the American
team were playing on the stage of the
Brooklyn Academy of Music, where the
Brooklyn Chess club has made excel
lent arrangements for the players, the
cable operators, the official scorers and
the spectators. During the morning
and afternoon sitting there were about
500 spectators in the building.
Punctually at 10 o'clock Prof. I. I.
Rice, the British umpire, called time
to play. The pairings and the openings
adopted We're as follows:
Table 1-Blackburn VS.. *Pillsbury 2
] Table -+Showaltervs. Locock Ruy Lo-
Table 3-Atkins vs. *Burrill Vienna
Table 4-*Barry VS. Lawrence. P-o4,
Table 5-Mills VS.. *Hymes. French de
Table 6-*Hodges VS.. Bellngham. Ruy
Lopez.
Table 7-Blake VS.. *Delmar. French de
Table s-+HeIms vs.. Jackson. Ruy Lo
I Table 9-Cole vs. *Teed P-O4.
Table -*McCutcheon VS.. Jacobs Coun
ter center gambtl.
*American players.
Great Britain played white on the
odd numbered tables and the Ameri-
4 cans on the even numbered boards.
o 81 odj jrI1e ,v11D
4 taken until 3 p m. Shortly after play
had been resumed McCutcheon, who
was playing on the tenth board, resign
4 ed after q moves while play in the
4 other games was continued until 6:3C
Z. p. nl., when second adjournment was
made. Play will be continued to-mor-
N row.
Il Appended are the number of moves
& recorded so far:
d Table /, "a moves; table 2, 35 moves;
4 table 8, 35 moves; table a. 20 moves; ta-
d BILE 5. 81 moves: table g. 35 moves; table
Ss7. Sc moves; table 8, % moves; table 9,
go moves.
n London, Feb. 12-The consensus of
i sopinion among chess professionals and
sNamateurs in this city is that this year S
#encounter is much more exciting than
last years match. Somehow it was eX-
pected that McCutchson would make an
Excellent fight. and the audience was
svery much disappointed when the
american made such a poor showing.
9*IIis move king-to-queen's second was
Ascarcely taken to be correct, and it was
Generally thought that the cable had
made the mistake.
sg Showalter's play was much admired,
sssand it is anticipated that he will have
IA regular walk-through with eyes shut.
sLocock, it appears, was caught in the
Opening, and later on there was no es-
Eeape.
81 Some Britishers think that Pillsbury
could not play against Blackburn, ow-
eng to the latter's peculiar style, but
hey all admitted towards the close of
@o-day's play that Pillsbury had the
Soetter chance for the end of the game.
j The downfall of Helms also caused a
Sensation here, the more so as Jackson
had a rather cramped position after
@he start 1t was very gratifying here
10 see Jackson's capital play. The on
Cookers here are acting in very sports
nanlike manner, as all the good moves.
Whether made by the Britishers or the
americans, were much admired.
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offended the Courts Dinnitr-

Columbus, O.. Feb. 12.-J. L. Patter-
son. editor of the Portmouth (O)
Times, was sentenced to Jail for three
days and fined 500 by Judge Miner to-
day for publication of a eontemptuous
criticism of the courts decision.
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Sultan Has Once More Broken His Word--
come of the Present Crisis-Report That
the Powers DisapprOve of Greece's Ac-
tion-ItaIy to Remain Passive.
Athens, Feb. IS, 1:15 a. m.-The great
est excitement prevails here The news
papers have issued midnight editions
containing report that the Vail OF
Smyrna has chartered steamer for
the purpose of transporting troops to
Crete and this in face of the assur-
ances given to the powers by the porte
that Turkey would not send reinforce-
ments to the island
The newspapers and the crowds in
the street declare that the action of the
vail is taken with the full cognizance
of the porte, which has again proved,
If proof is necessary, that not the
slightest confidence can be placed in its
assurances or promises. Hearty de-
nunciations of the government are
heard on every hand. The city alive
at this hour and the principal streets
are filled with Greeks, who demand
that the Grecian warships shall pre-
vent the landing of further troops in
Crete.
1t is believed orders to that effect
have been given to Prince George, and
there is no doubt that he will fully
carry out his instructions In that case
war with Turkey would probably re-
suit.
Rome, Feb. pa semi official note
has been issued here stating that Italy
will not oppose Greece in any action
the latter country may take on the
Cretan question. It is added that Italy
does not wish to serve Turkey in any
way.
| Berlin, Feb. 1.-THE post Of this city
| this evening publishes an article Iii
which it says that war between Greece
and Turkey is almost inevitable. The
paper adds that Turkey is entitled to
allow her troops to cross the Thessalian
frontier in view Of the action of Greece.
Vienna, No. 12.-It is reported here
that a blockade of Crete by the Eu-
rcpean powers, will be established
| shortly.
London, Feb. 13.--The Morning Post
! publishes news agency statement that
the powers are unanimous in their con-
demnation of the attitude of Greece,
and that they will not allow her to
continue her present course She must,
it is added, abandon the idea Of COM
mencing war with Turkey.
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To Prevent Sabbath Desecratiop.

Albany, Feb. ia bill has been in,
troduced in the assembly prohibiting
hunting, fishing, horse racing, gaming,
baseball playing and all public sports
and exercises on Sunday under a pen
atty Of S25 for each offence.
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TO BLOCKADE CRETE.
French Foreign Minister Makes Such a

London, Feb. I'm. Hanotaux, the
French foreign minister, has initiated
proposals that the powers blockade
Crete, and that they also occupy Canea
and other centers of disorder, pending
a settlement of the dispute that will be
satisfactory to the Cretans. Active ne
gotiations on these proposals are now
proceeding.
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Mrs. Beecher Resting Comfortably.

Stamford, Feb. 12.-.Mrs. Henry Ward
Beecher is reported to be resting com
fortably tonight.
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Canea. Feb. 1.-THE Cretans and the
foreign consuls here have agreed that
Halepa shall be regarded as neutral
territory until an attack shall be made
on Canea. In the event Of such an at
tack being decided upon the consuls
shall have twenty-four hours notice.
The commander Of the Greek warships
here has promised the commanders Of
the other war vessels to give them
forty hours notice in event Of his at
tacking the town.
London, Feb 12.-The Athens CORE
spondent Of the Daily News telegraphs
that Turkey is forming the marauding
bands Of Albania into bodies that will
be employed to invade Thessaly. The
Greek government is fully alive to the
danger in this direction and is hurry
ing troops to the frontier. 1t Is re-
ported that collision has already oc-
Cured between the troops and the AL
banians on the frontier.
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GREECE AFLAME FOR WAR
WEE NOT 4LLOV TURKS no LAND
REINF0RC EMENIS IN CRETE.

Sultan Has Once More Broken His Word.
Looks as If War Were the Inevitable Out.
come of the Present Crisis-Report That
the Powers Disapprove of Greece's Ac-
tion-Italy TO Remain Passive.
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Served in the Mexican and Civil Wars
With Marked Distinction-His Valor
Proved in Many Battles-An Ardent
Zoologist-Was State Quartermaster
General and Adjutant General.
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Berlin, Feb. 12.-The post Of this city
this evening publishes an article In
which it says that war between Greece
and Turkey is almost inevitable. The
paper adds that Turkey is entitled to
allow her troops to cross the Thessalian
frontier in view of the action Of Greece.
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Vienna, No. 12-It is reported here
that blockade of Crete by the Eu-
ropean powers, will be established
shortly.
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W w AXE HhbLB1 REQUIRED 10 Ab
Il pear IN an act un Thought Aglin,lI,
" me hu9Vo named uiiinth 10 ile D,lrd
Court OF the fhnd judicial district OF tba ~,
OF Utah and 10 answer tue conpiMpi NJ
therein within ten days teAcluslyg d, III 4,
ot SERVICE after the serve, on YOU of nj,
summOEs-if served within this cuuniy q,
served ont OF the cOuun hut ia NM f,tss
within twenty days; otherElsa within G,7,
days-or Judgment Uy default will us h..
complaint.
Inc SAID action Is brought to htyesn o,sg
OF tins cUur, appointing guardian "a lien
for feudnnt, Joseph f. flauA.aB, Ehs
non compus nonns; u have judgment snig
the defendants, flanagan, IOT the sun Ct{9
principal And interest thereon Il. the rae q b
per cent per month from Ducembefi II;
Tor s. ~ taNes, win luttf,state Ter crtiIg'
Hnnum from AprI - for slIu SllortI
10 ana Tor costs OF sult alleged 10 he dusVI5l
certain mtsurynoie,eNeculed by san t
PENDANTS, Flanagan, 10 one IL, h. 'chellt' n
agent for the plaintiff At salt lake Jily Dt;
ith, is35. for the sum OF tll5. Tearing laiefAl
NJ per ccut per month, 'Ame Icing secgitii
n NOR gag" Vi even date thsreWlll OF grtEai
hereinafter described, executed By iai dttii
ants, flanagan. to planun, who II hoE ID
legal owner ana holder Of SAID note and mort
gage; that no part uf sad note nae Uett p'ti
exc pit the sum OF 1888 on the interest uilu
April q. isD7 piAintlh paid on sal1 rrenl's,n
not been phil by SAID defendants 10 have r.
usual statutory decree OF lhis cour loi d:
foreclosure OF sara mortgage and ne iis q
said premises; that proceeds Of san sac Y
applied In payments " amounts due 1, io5It
rnh that defendants sud sli persons ealIls
under them ho barred and torceIosei o 81
claim Of equity Of redemption iutie1- iaeiN
other reilti SAID premises BENG le'cTi-e'h
follows:
beginning 60 rods W. OF The \. T., C'I,
the :. W y OF Sec a., 7. :. Of H. N.dfI
Lake Mer thence w. Gi rods, thence y
rods. thence /. 10 rods, thenreN. w lOH
place OF beginning. containing 10 lGa
land, being situa e IN alt Lake toulg,t ss
And ycu are hereby notified lhll 70. y.
10 appear and answer the -hid eomplHls
above required. The saii plninur Sl alpl"
the Courl for the relief demanded the'yM
Witness. rhe Honorable Judges ana 49, ~
OF he District Court Of lhe lt,i
Juliciai District, in and ~
isEAL) state Of Uiah, this @ll au
April. In the wear OF our loLeen
thousand eight hundred snltl'
DAVID O. DUNBAR Ca
By GEO. b. LOOMS, Deputy OltTA'
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ing 10 under way with lair speed. Dry
farms burned w To- want Of water. In
the vicinity Of MsrriOts early peas are
being marketed, and q fns crop Of
BaTtletts will Ue really for ehipmont
the coming week. Go rain on the
18th improved condition Of corn, pots-
toes ami other late ctops.
JuAt-In the vicIuity of Lsvan q
couple OF small showers on the l2Ib,
not enough to do muoh good. Hauling
aud sth king grain the ORDER OF the
day, Bees are making but very little
honey this season, so say the spiarists.
Gsrfielo-Past week favorable tor
farm work add growth Of crope. Grain
IL ripeDing fast and bnrvestinl will
soon commence; second crop VI lucern
Ia being cut anu crops In general were
mucn Improved by the fine showers
during the week.
Wasatch--In tue vicinity OF Heber
the past week was very favorable Tor
crops. II ireshing shower on the 18th
did muun good toward nillnR up a.
rineniDR grain. Middle OF week very
warm, mercury going up to 90 degree.
No spring wheat cut yet but ma y
Il ,lIs look Ike tue grain was ready ior
me machines. A little white frO,t
m rninv OF ih, minimum ttmperh.
iuTe 80 degrees.
X tIe--Weatber hot and sultry with
II, qutui showers. Fruit dryipg in
progress; third crop u luosrn iooaing
goco; corn doing we'll; melons ana
early apples gsttlhg tip,; early cabbage
large enough for use.
j. II. FMrrH,
Srcto Director,
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Il HERkBY GYM BY THE
~ CITY Council Of snit Lake City. state OF
Utah. Of ihe intention of such coLnc Gil to mai Z
the following described improvement, to wit
tonttrucung sewer lat raj IN the center ri
First street from ID" to Re" atroete in sewer
district No Of said city; rnd defray The cosl
thereof, esIimnteant &C. per front or linear
foot or -Four HUNDRED and Forty. four and
h0-lnU tsiii51-l00) dollars by a local nssess
ment upon the lots or pieces OF ground within
the following described districL being the dis
irict TO be affected or benefited by said i'm.
proyement namely:
\ u of Lots . andi Block To- Plate All
OF Lot and the east Nef OF Lot 2, Block ~,
rat 3D." Salt Lake uity survey
All protects and oil lectlons to the carving
out OF such intention to make taid improve.
ment must be presented In writing to the
city recoldor on OF before the SYST day Of
August ls9' being tho lime set by snid Coun.
ell when twill heAi and consider such oIjec.
tions as may be made thereto
- ny order OF the CITY Council OF salt Lake
1897.
David 6. EMERY
CITY Recorder.
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NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR The UTAH
STATE PRISON.

CEALED BIDS WILL BB RECEIYtD Al
- the warjen's Office until u O'Clock a. m. e
"Wednesday, September sth. 1881, for furnish
ing the following supplies About is 100
pounds bran, about ~ 90 pounds straight
trade nour about I. 90 pounds Gfnnan -FOUR
and about . uuU pounds oats to be delivered
in salt Lase CITY
About 3 . tons lump coal and about 800 tons
mine slack to he delivered D -. track salt
La.e or ,. o. u. tThck sugar House ward.
About $500 pounds steer beef consisting Of
IONS, whnle foreduhrtcrs and short iorcqunrt'
ers' so u Al rates on better cuts such as siehs,
veal, mutton ana pork
INC quaint tios named being nm estimate for
ono year commencing october 1, 1877, all sup
plies to bo delivered IL r,quired End subject
TO the approval of the warden. Bids to be
opened By the statc boArd of corrections. at
this office september sth. 1871, 81 II n. m. The
borrd reserves tho right to reject any or all
BIOS or TO accept any proposition favorable TO
the staiG
BILE tor suppleH furnished will DO paid
monthly. GRO. N. DOW.
Warden.
uTAH STATE Prison August 10Th. 1881.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

MOT CE Is HE ny GIVEN THAT AT
~ smeetng OF the board OF directors OF
the Morgan 1UId Mining and Mining tom.
pahy, heiu ut tho oflice OF the company August
Ii, 1877, an assessment Of one cent per HhAI 0
was levied upon the capital stocS of the cor
poration. uayub In Assistant Treasurer
j ames MohAt at the .ilce OF the company. Is
Main street. salt Lake Iliy Any stock upon
which this assessment may remain unpaid on
; eptember 10. lsgi, shall lie DEC AIRED dein-
quent and unless payment be made before
" II be sold on UCtohcr .. 1887, ~ the Office Of
the company, to pay The delinquent assoss.
ment and expense OF sale.
by order OF board Of directors
A. s. tOWLtR,
secretary.
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STOCKHOLDERS mstr,,,

Office is HEREBY ctyrx ~
Ho,,,, anhnhl slockhoiter's mss,t !hAt IN
bennington, johnson 10 1'Veuas h.
aaNe neen llold un critic 6ofpsyoo ,,ipoillas
inn "i 80 company on the ssc5ng aa.I.,,,ii
viii be held @ on mSrS 9sSn pe.eG Al ,G .3t
general otlice OF SSH 'c owrsnsl' l9lNVi
9aeh building, Room sii M, ~ lht Am
~, IKE elty. NJ H. o'clocs M. On s.t.l u
lhe purpose of elerunr oGicets ,aa tiTi,
ing such other busiues. a. n,g So anl il'a,i,
MINNIE b sNlii1Htl
SALT LAKE C,ry r,.. Vice Pfe.I3.,,
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skCrIoS /, BE It ordaiucd by the City
council oi salt Lake City that there be. and Is
hereby levied general tax on All property. real
personal and mixed. situate lying and being
within the corporate limits ct salt La City
made taxable Ivy tho laws Of SAID state and
the ordinances of SAID City seven mi Ia on tho
dol ar us 10 lows. To wit:
frst-lo defrEy the contingent expenses Of
sad city i've mills on the dollar.
second To defrAy Tire expenses OF con
lroulng The waters of SAID city, one mill on Inc
do lar
Third-To detray the expense OF opening
imnroving ana keeping in repair the streets
and sidewalks OF sad city, one third mill on
the dollar.
Fourth-1o defray the expenses OF con
srnctnB aud Keeping IN repair sewers and
drains ia said clly. one. third mill on the dollar
nun 10 deftav the expenses II establish.
ing and maintaining public library and read
ing room one third mll on the do lar,
section III, aid tax mall ho collected by
the Treasurer OF salt Lake county AZ the times
ana n the manner provided by lEw for collect
ing state and County taxes, and SAID Ire nsur-
er shall have anu exercise the sumo powers
respecting the collection Of SAID tsA rnd sa
OF delinquent property rs are conferred upon
MN by law respecting the collection Of state
and COUNTY taxes
tecton ILL., This ordnance shal take effect
from and after Its approval,
Passed. by The cry Council of Salt Lake City,
State Of Utah. June 2gth. 1897, title an
proved and referred to the Mayor for his sp.
prOya.
sEAL. AVID S. EMERY.
City Recorder
1885,. '"''' ~ -
JAMES GLENDINSING,
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sTockHoLpt RS NEE TING.

THERE WILL BIZ A MEETING OF THE
L stockholders OF the CRrisa cold Mining
company held At the once OF T.. L. Williams,
IN the Hooper building, sa LAke Guy Utah,
ON the 10Th day OF September, 1891, at ~ O'Clock
m, Tor tn. purpose OF clecting u board OF
directors. president. vice president. treasurer
and secTeta of said company. TO serve until
the next annual meeting OF the stockholders
snd until their successors shall he elected and
qualified.
salt Lake City. August 18th. iSl7.
GEORGE ". REEL.
Secretary.
GEO. a. Lowe. As executors Of he
q T. K H0m Il ssts d et mGior 0O'
l. u. GOLIATH,
II. q tDBEHts,
WALDEMAk VAN COT1,
e. NJ FORBES,
T., l. WILLIAM
stockholders
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sIOcKnoLDtRs' MEETING

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
~ special meeting OF the stockholders Of
the Indian Creek Gold Mining and Milling
company Will be held on Saturday, september
ISM. 1921 st2p m. at the oflcos of the com
p1ny. sos Progress building. Salt Lake City,
Utsh, for the election OF ofnGers and the trans.
action such other business as may lawfully
come before hAId meeting.
HENRY tlsEMAS, secretary.
kALr LAKE OITr, Utah. Aug. 10Th. 1897.
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CITY sbd County of SAT- Lake. 80
], David >. Emery, recorder in ana for Salt
Lake tity. state Of ltBh DO hereby certify
that the above and fol egOlng Is fu u, true and
correct copy OF an ordinance entitled IAN
ordnance levytng a tax on the assessed value
OF the tsNahie properly wiIhin the corporate
limits OF ait Lake City, county Of "a I
Lbke, State OF | tab, Tor the ear 1851 passed
by the City Council of said CITY June qth,
1881, and approved by The Mayor July .nd
leyI, as appears OF record IN my nflce.
In witness whereof | have hereunto set my
hand aud affixed the corporate foal Of said
city tins the and day Of Juy : A. d. lsl7.
lkEAL DAVID :. EMERY,
396 CITY Recorder.
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esTRaY POUND NOTICE.

zane BAY HORSE, ABOUT YEARS OLD.
~ small star in forehead, nome white on
left toreteet
one bay Mare. about ye,rs old right hind
foot white, SHIN cut with wire left foro ann.
ono chestnut sorrel Horse. about years
old white IN face
II the above described animals are not
elaine ed and taken away on or before August
n. lsy7 they viii be sold at CITY esTay
pound at2p.m. -
JOHN o MATrON.
Pound keppcr.
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MEETING

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
~ meeting Of the stockhDi ders OF tho Cop
per Mountain Mining ana Mining company
Will be held in the ONCE OF the Beaver Lake
Copper Mining company at 2uI and ~ Wmt.
ngham Block, salt Lake CiIy, Utah, for the
purpose Of increasing the capitalization of SAID
incOrporAt on and Tor the Transaction OF such
other business as may legal y come cfore It
shii needing to he he'd at o'c'ock on the
10Th day OF August ls0i.
signed:
Copper Mountain Mining X Milling Go.
Per Z. ;. GRAHAM.
President.
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IN Ordinance increasing the number of men
on the police force of SAT- Lake CITY
re i ordained by the city Council OF Salt
Lake City:
sECriOs /. That the Board OF Police and
tle Commissioners OF salt Lake Clty is here.
by authorized to appoint AN ADDITIONAL mount.
cd policeman, to be assigned to duty at IAber.
ty Park. aud such other places within the city
as the pub iC service may require
Section IL THIS ordinance shall take effect
upon its approval
Passed hy the Uity Council of salt Lake CITY,
tate of Utah July tth. i.g7, little approved
and referred to the Mayor for his approval.
SEAL DAVID ?. EMERY,
City Recorder.
Approved this the 9Th day OF July A b 1897.
JANE GLE> DINING, Mayor.
STATE up UTAH. L.
CITY and county OF SAT- Lake. rs
!, David >. kmcry, recorder in and for salt
Lake Guy. ~inte OF Utah do hereby certify
that The above and foregoing IL a fuli true
and correct copy Of m ordinHDce ontitird IAN
ordnance increasing the number of men on
tho police force of salt Lake City." passed hy
the City Council OF srid city july eth 1897
and approved 10y the Mayor July 9TH, 1877 az
appears Of record IN my rfice
in witness whereof have hereunto set my
hand ard affixed The corporate seal
SEAL Of snid city this 93rd day OF July. A
D. 1881,
DAVID $. EMERY,
City Il acOrder
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the tax assessed against The property on
the couth SIDE Of second south street. be
tween second and Fourth Fest sueets, IN
salt Lake Guy. Utah. for the purpose OF de-
fraying the expense NJ constructing a sewer
along said rOruon OF laid street vii beromo
delinquent september 20. 1901, IN accordance
WIN me provisions Of tho ordinances OF snid
city. j. l.. MAY,
Aug. S, 1871 City Treasurer.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

TNHE TRUSTEES OF THE Thirty SIC.
i ond school District Will receive sealed
BIDS Tor the erection of q one roomoh school
house nntl The ih day Of August, l,h7, az
p m when ali bids Will lie opened IN public in
the rrighion meeting house
The plans and specifications can BIO seen at
the ofcc orc NJ. Neuhausen architect. room
US boOiy bun ding salt La e CITY, Utah
The irustees reserve the right 10 reject any
and all bids. HENRY SUTTON
b. W tChDEkfIELD.
~. sCHoESfIt Lib.
Dated July ~, 1901,