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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-03-11

lsrga duracion, 100 es natural
que sintamos el deseo Y la nece-
sidad d la lucha, Y que. pudien-
do Y debiendo ir todos a ella, es-
peremos que no permanezca de
entire nosotros nj uno 500 re-
trafdo?
Urge mover en- todas parties,
por los llamados q clio, las falan-
ges del partido. Urge que los
Comites constituidos va, no re-
tarden un momento, por conside
raci6n alguna, la pstri6 tica lab or.
Y urge que todos y cada uno de
los correigionarios, comprendan
a cue les obliga sin tardanza su
deber de patriotas
Pueblos hay en- los qua nc
existe Comite. Pues D ep: IS
precise que exista La inhibt-
ci6n, cuan4o Sc trata del d ber,
es indiscolpab'e-
5Que las pob aciones donde ia
ocurre son de poca Importance
l5Que ell n1mero de miembros
miIitantes del part;do es en- elias
escaso?- NADIA importa. Basta
que haya los su6cientes para for
mar Comit6.
En- pueblos no habituados a Ia
| lid polftica. la idea liberal no le
vanta q las multitudes sin un MI
cleo potente de individualidades
q cuyo alrededor pueda aglome-
rarse el pueblo.
Ell Comit6: he aqu1 en- este
case ell n1cleo
Compr6ndese que, en- no esca-
so n1mero de nuestras poblacio-
nes secundarias, Sc desdenase h as
ia hoy la constitution de grupos
locales del partido. La raz6n nc
era diffcil de explicar. Impossible
Iir a la lucha. 6 innecesaria, POI
10 tanto, la organization.
Mas por la raz6a misma, com
pr6ndese la neces1dad hoy dc 1s
organization, habiendo de ir er
breve q la ]ucha.
Precisa llegar en- Ia patri6tics
labor q los mas m1nimos detalles
En- pueblecillos, en- aldehuelas
en- barrios campestres de pobla
lci6n dispersa; no importa d6nde
siempre que sea en- lugar dond1
haya sentlmiento liberal y pen
samiento libre. el deber de agru
parse para la lucha existe para
pequenos y grardes. A estos, Q
trabajo mas diffcil, la response
bilidad mas completa.
Ent:endanlo todos. La digni
| dad, Ell deber, mandan, y el inte-
res pol1tico exige, que no haya er
la isla de Puerto Rico un pobla
do, por 1nfmo que sea, en- el qua
ell Partido liberal puertorriqueno
no tenga legalizada su represen
taci6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-03-11
LA DEMoCRACIA
PONCE, IL DE MARIO DE 1897
PARTIDO LIBERAL
HK PB BR T OR fBB
COMITE PROVINCIAL
PARTIDO LIBERAL
COMITE PROVINCIAL
PreSidenciu

Debiendo reunirse, en- sesiones plenas
el Comite provincial del partido llbe-
raj, con cuya presidencia tuvo blen
honrarme en- la Ultima asamblea auto
nomista, ruego usted Sc sirva concu-
rrir esta Ciudad el dfa IA del mes CO.
rriente. Las sesiones Sc celebraran en- Ia
casa ndmero Al de la calle de la For
taleza, y empezaran las dos de la tar
de de dicho dfa
Como ha de tratarse de asuntos dc
yerdadera importancia, no dudamos que
usted vendra reunir su experlencia y
sus luces las de los otros compa1eros
del Comit6 provincial.
Dios guarde a I'd. muchos amos.
San Juan de Puerto Rico 6 de Mario
de l897.-L. MUNOz.
Sr Director de LA DEMoCRACIA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-03-11
Esta vez no ha estado feliz el Sc.

Esta vez no ha estado feliz Ell se-
II or Qui oga.
Y por Ganto, 10 ma. cuerio,
va q1e ha dado ese traspies
que no tiene nombre. es
que vuelva bre su acuerdo.
Que seTa letra muerta
Como 81 10 v;6ramos.
Como va ustedes saben, Ell senior
B anco y s osa ha declarado que esta
dispu este aceptar todas las solucio
mes. vengan del gobierno que vinieren
Lo cwaI que resulta una sorpress
en- nuestra pol(tica liberal, nos pone
de manifesto la habiliiad del seflol
B snco y Sosa. 81 bien no ofrece e.
merito de Ia originalidad, pues hace
muchos amos don Pablo Ubarri, adop
to ese sistena, trazando los derrotero:
que hoy pretenden seguir alguno.
disidentes
No creemos, sinembargo, que e
pals acepte semej ante actitud. "po1
razones de r1blica homestead
linda mas podifa este sparece
como IN biz de indemnidad para cor
todos los partidos cuando esten en- e
poder, y, 81 ell jefe con el talento }
h abilidad que nos completeness CT
reeonocerle, sabe donde va, no cree
mos que muchos de sus tenientes !,
soldados de fila puedan comprende
con claridad los fines de So poIftica
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-03-11
COMP ANA ANONIMA
DE La
LUZ ELECTRICA DE PONCE
!EGEM ---
seer TTARIA

Seer TTARIA
La asam blea general convocada por segun-
da vez para ell ola de aver, con objeto dc
modihcar ell artfculo 13 de los Estatuto, ,sele-
vaDdo nueve ell L1mero de vocales de Ia
Junta Directiva y pombrar un Vicepresiden-
te que sustituys en- sus. funciores slPresiden-
te cuando sea necesario, no pudo llevarse &
cabo por no hate- coucurrido al acto Ia re
presen tacfon estatuida.
En- consecuencia, obrando en- copcor-
dAucia con 10 determinado en- los aIticulos
30 al % de los estatutos, la Directive ha
acordado citar por tercera vez los sefores
asociados para celebrar Ia Junta General ex
traordinaria de que Sc trsts. Ell proximo Jue
yes II del corriente, las de la noche en-
el local scostumbrado; advertidos de que por
10 mismo que es en- tercera convocatoris, sc
tendrk por legalmente conStituida la Asam-
blea y sus scuerdos sersD firmes cb'igato
rios, euslquiera que sea el r6mero de accio-
nistas que copcurran al acto Ponce, Mario
9 de 1897. -El Secretario, j. o PdS1reu
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-03-11
BicicIetas

SUPERIORES de las acreditaias fabricas in
glesas New HOWE MACHINE Co (oue tiepe
pedidos en- Ia actualidad montaptes 4 80 600
bicicletas) y VICTORIA MANUFACTURING Go /.
lie construction muy solida la vez Que ele
gsDtes. Empleanse en- elias los mejores ma.
terlaies J la yanta DUELOPE que es sin dis
pnta la mejor del muBdo.
Sc garantizan ser de primera calidad V AZ
Venden & precios sumanente m6dicos en- al
taller de Herrera, Carreteria Fundici6n de
Roberto Graham, donde tambien sc com 90
zen bicicletas, , hay de veats repuestos pars
as mismas
Ponce. OStubre 30 de 1895
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-03-11
Lease

Sc venden dos pianos magnffcos y
baratOs: ueo frances Y otro catalan.
Dirigirse al professor Rubio, ealle de
Atocha prolongaci6n Nortc. SO
Ponce, Mario de 1897.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-07

A PLACE For FIFTY.
A Statesman Who Found Uss For the
Earnings of lila Pen.

a Statesman Who Found Uss For the
Earnings of His Pen.
81 recall pleasant incident in the
life Of tho late Representative Hartor Of
Ohio, " said an Ohio man the other day.
81 was at bis apartments one evening
ut the hotel where he lived during his
first term IN congress and was In the re-
oeption room with several friends while
he was working in his office at the far
end of the suit of rooms Presently he
came out among US laughing and hold.
ing in his hama check.
Oh, he said TO us, / am literary,
as well az you are and here's a check
for $50 have just got from a maya
Zinc for an article that 1 wasn't expect
ing to got anything for
II told him was not that literary.
for couldn't sell ono article for $50,
aud We laughed and chattod awhile
about It, Mr., Harter insisting that he
wasn't a writer for money, but for the
sake Of presenting his views to tho
world
L don't know what TO do with the
check, he said and turned to his wife
DO you need itr ho asked her.
''She told him she did not, though
most women would have had uso for it
quick enough, aud he stood irrcsoluta
for moment with the check in his
hand, then he SMILED radiautly.
! know somebody who docs want
it, be said, nodding at his wife as If
she never would see 1t again. I received
a letter from the pastor Of little Lu-
theran church-Mr, II. was a Jealous
Lutheran-away ont in Missouri. who |
is having a very hard time to got along
and keep body and soal together, ask. |
ing mo If / couldn't do something. / |
can send him this check. And he danced |
away with it as joyously rs a schoolboy |
with Il p.aything, and in a minute or |
two the check, duly Endorsed and &C.
compnnied by q letter, was waiting for |
the postman to start it on its mission Of |
charity, and have often wondered |
what the business manager Of that mag
Gzine thought when no found that check
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

OFFICE or ruR BOARD or PuuL1c woRKs.
Room 3J4 Uiy Hal
All LAKE CIR. Aug. ?. iss7.
SEALkD PROPOSALS WILL RE KE-
- ceived al this onlce upui O'Clock p m,
~ Monday, August H.. ls91. for the work OF
conslrueung pipe sewer on the south side Of
second south street between Second kast and
Fourth hast streets in Sewer district No J. o.
enlt Lake CITY, Utah, according to plans in The
CITY EnEineer's oflcn
lnetrucuops to bidders, together with speci
locations ana forms for contract and bond can
be obtained upon application at the ohco OF
the Bosrn
The right lie reserved to reject any and all
BIDS.
By order of the Hoard Of Public Works,
A. r. DDiEMUs Chairman.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-07

NOTICE IA HEREBY GIVEN Ri THE
IN CITY Council OF salt Lake City, state or
Utah. Of the intention of such council to make
the following described Improvement, 10 wit
Constructing n sewer LATERAL IN the center OF
First street from ''D' to "E" Streets In sewer
district No OF said city and dcfrAv The cost
thereof, estimated at &c. per front or lnepr
foot or -Four Hundred and Forty. four and
hO-lpO tsiiAbp-luO) dollars 10y local nsso6s
nent upon the lots or pieces OF Fround within
the following described district. being che dis
irict TO be affected or benefited by said in.
provomcut, namely:
An OF Lots and Block N. PlAt"D" An
OF Lot and the cast lio feet OF Lot g Block 10,
Fiat "D," Salt Lake City survey.
All protests and objections to tho carrying
out OF such intention TO make SAID improve.
ment must be presented IN writing to the
city recolder on or before the 3ist day of
August $50. being the time set by said Coun
ell when twill hear and consider such obicc-
tions az may be made thereto.
ny order OF the City Couuci OF salt Lake
CITY, state OF Utah, niEde the 2Tth dag o, July
ls01
DAVID 3. EMERY,
CITY Recorder.
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Tho shops of the decorators show n
decided return to gay effects in wall
papers and seem to Indicate that the
reign Of negative backgrounds for rooms
is seriously interfered with if not FIN
isbed. A yellow figured paper, that is
almost an orange tint, hangs next to one
of deep rcd, which, in its turn. gives
place to a rich and vivifying green.
These are, any of them, TO be used fash
ionnbly with white woodwork.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-07

A minor in stafordshire recently dis
covered potrifcd arm imhedded in the
solid stone or ore. Tho popularity of
the arm lies in the fact that the elbow
joint can be made to move to and fro az
though II r"usisted Of flesh and blood.
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ASsE sSMENT NnTIlI


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN tina, .,
~ meeting of the BoRrd OF Dl,e,,at.. AZ
me Bnekeye Mining Company, hsss " - 9
o onSe IN sa,. L he uny. Utah, JpJ sri N y
leNled on the capital stock OF die eorre.,,',.hl
payable at once to Frank Y. Tayld, ,...t
larry, No. u West First youth Street e., 'i.t
City, Utah. and any etock on wbicb " ~
ssssment shall remain unpaid on he IN, y! ~
V To- muSust ny" WIZ be delinquent and Nh
mcnt ia not made before viii Js so,d ~ ~ Y,
3lst nay of August. lsn7, ut the nom n y, "a !.
AZ tho office Of the Company, No Il ~
FIRST South Street. salt La'CCiy T,,pp@s'
pay Assetsmeht and cost OF adyaftss,,, i,
expense of sale. VI
PRANK Y. TAYLOR
salt Lake City. Utah, July IN, 80; '''H1'
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ETATE or UTAH,
V and Comfy of salt Lake S.

CITY and County of salt Lake. So
], David :. Emery, recorder in and for salt
Lake city, state OF UtHh do hereby certify
that tho above and foregoing is n flu II, true an
correct copy of an ordinance entitled IAN
ordinance levyinR a tax ON the assessed value
OF the taxable properly within the corporate
limits OF sAlt Lake City, County Of SAT-
Lake, state OF Utah, for the year 1881 passed
by the CITY Council of said city June 18Th
1871, and approved by the Mayor July End
1877, hs apleRrg OF record in my office.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my
hand and afixed the corporate seal of said
city TINS the and day Of July, a. ID. 1891.
lsEAL DAVID s. EMERY,
go CITY Recorder.
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NOlio1 cF sISSBHoL0ERs'

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
~ meeting OF the stockho ders of the Cop
per Mountain Mining and Millltg company
viii be held In the once OF the Beaver Lake
Copper Mining company at 20l and 2y2 whit
mgham Block, salt Lake CITY, Utah, for the
purpose OF Increasing the capitalization of said
Incorporation and Tor the transaction OF such
other business as may legal come lefore it,
said meeting to DO he at O'Clock on the
10th day OF August 1885,.
Signed.
Copper Mountain Mining 4 Milling 30,
Per o. S. GRAHAM.
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" w ann u i hIQlAAEu III Az
Il pear IN an acton brought aganlIo,
by the above .nhmcd ullintn 10 NE DANA
Court OF tho THIRD Judicial district OF tbe ~
OF uthh and 10 anGWur the compliant lt
therein within ten days exclusive OF The IN
Of sorvice) after the service on you o. rs
summons If served within this county; "
served out OF Ihls COUNTY but IN ms d.ra
within twenty days; Otherwise within i5ar
days-or judgment by default viii he nIt
against you, according To the prayer Of ii
complaint,
Tine SAID action Is brought to have no o..r
of this court appointing a guardian ad itn
for defendant Joseph T.. Flanagan, who
non cOmpos menlis; to have judgment asinr
the defendants. Flanagan. Tor the sum oiiG
principal and interest thereon az the rate u
per cent per month from December T. ~;
for s. 81 taxes with Interest at per eeli ~
nrnum from April - 1851; for slJ iloftgi
fees and for costs OF SUR alleged to he luetIoi
certain prOmitsOrynOiC,c executed by san u
PENDANTS, Flanagan, 10 one b.. b, 'cheiuu u
agent for the plaintin at SAT- Lake Jly, Dc
ith, s95, for the sum Ot ili'. bearing interest
nj per cent per month, same beng seeuita1
morig gage OF even date Herewith or InurH
hereinafter acknowledgement by sall ee'tti
ants, Flanagan, To plalnuii, who is noE us
legal owner and holder OF SAID D0ie and n1i
gage; that no part OF sand mote mas leen ~
except the sum OF Sai on the interest lNA
April q. Is9., piainth pald on sad pte@l,en,u
delinquent taxes the sum ot s. ~, when "
not been psld by said defendants 10 htie ~
usual statutory decree OF this court ioi o,
foreclosure Of sad mortgage and me snt
said premises, that proceeds OF sap 'Ale
applied In payments of amounts due g. iNt
rnd that defendants and ala persons ea.H
under them be barred and foTeolosrq q ~
claim OF equity otredemptOn therein, laliN
other relIef sand premises BENG de'eflotah
follows:
beginning 90 rods w. OF the n. I. Cof,
the :. w y OF sec n. n. ] 5. Of Il W. II
Lake Mcr ., thence W On rods, thence y
rods. thence l.. % rods, thence \, KS ioh
place Of beginning, containing 10 tei.
land. being situate in ralt Lake Couhl VA ,,i
And ycu are hereby notified that u ICY nv
TO appear and answer the SAID comp.A1l
above required. the said plaintih VIII apPl u
the Court for the relief demanded theth
Witness, The Honorable Judges and lhss
OF The District Court OF lhg lnX
Judicial District In And w
(sEAIA) state OF Utah, thi! 2s19 eg
April. IN tho wear Of our L2ilH
thousand eight hundred andphe
seven INN oi..t Il
by GEO. d. Looms, Deputy CleLk.
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ASSESSMENT nn,.

Tho star Gold and f1lr.- A..
WIN priacipal place iingCs,..
ioEress building. san ia 9slssa,.i \ Y,
'''n' sSai
NJ Office Is nEHE1y ,,.
~ meeting Of ~ slN IN M.
Thursday, June 2rd. Isl, V.Leelor' tesit. "
Mo W cents per sAare ~ etsessn, Il
Ctlital stock OF The eorp,,.,s leYlsi \.
Meolstely TO homas Nam, a,lon plyl. "
ITopys s.'on rs tcnetal oois.ApI n,
Anv loci nu.lulhE, IN salt lsIst 10 n
remain unpaid on thu -fb . a.se,iujn W
WIZ De delinquent aud stal q leg "
gu,hlc auction. ana uulrs. .litel 'lfiii y
Mn nr sod On the glst ,Isnt \ ~,
~ pny me delinQucht Hss.,saay o. jgr ~
"''u 0os's OF Advertising aBd ss,'olhlt io,s,,.
THOMAS KASPF ID
street. 'N'nk' KIDD lo-tl1
: be tins at which The aha, ~
, ms Ie delinquent Is hprei., sH'nn,,,
:, 1891 -"! o. sale ut,g "a
Dated June ee, $50, 'lI
silver Mining Compan '''''e Or. ST., es,,
THOMAS gAyr
Tho time ct which tho ,h.- tstfss,,
shan be delinquent "a ,i5o9re is,.,,s,.
August 18th 1897 -i7 osI Of N.Y.
10y order OF the board OF dl.o.,.
Dated July le. iSaI, N4Nh = ss7el,,
Ihe tune al which the asor.
shsll De dn'inqupnt b. horr3v W., eHtnse,
August ~. 1877 say OF sac ~
~ vote OF Stucsholder, e.,-
August md isg1. TifSs4V ti,sat.,
kar,.o
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SECTION !. Be IT ordained by the City
Council OF salt Lake City that tbcre be. and Is
hereby levied general tax on all property, re a.
personal and mixed, situate lying and being
within the corporate limits of salt Iase CITY.
made taxable by the laws of SAID state and
the ordinances OF said City seven mi ls on the
dol ar as follows, to.wit:
first-lo defray the contingent expenses OF
sad city hvo mills on the dollar.
second TO defrav THO expenses of con.
trolling the waters OF SAID city, one mill on inc
dollar
rhrd-To defray the expense of opening.
improving and keeping in repair the streets
and sidewalks OF SAID city. one third mill on
the dollar.
Fourth-To dcfray the expenses of con.
sWucNng ana Keeping in repair sewers and
drains inisaid city, one third mill on the dollar
fltth To deftay the expenses Of establish.
ing and maintaining public library anG read.
ing room, one third null on inc do lar.
section II, said tax shall he collected by
the Treasurer OF salt Lake county at the times
and n the manner provided by law for collect
ing state and County taxes, and SAID Ire nsur.
or shall have and exercise the snme powers
respecting tho collection u SAID tau and sale
OF delinquent property as are conferred upon
and County taxes.
keCtion Ill. This ordnance shall take effect
from and after It's approval.
Passod by the CIV Council OF Salt Lake City,
state of Utah. June 2gth. 1897, title an
proved and referred TO the Mayor for his ap.
proval.
SEAL DAVID S. EMERY,
Approved this the Second day Of July, a. d
JAMES GLENDINNING.
Mayor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-07

MoRoNI.
Following up the western branch OF
the valley, we & st come TO Moronl. a
town that looks beautiful at a distance
This is not meant as slur. The te OF
the city is, however, somewhat undula'-
ing, and the people cannot 80 from one
end to the other without passing through
great many ups and downs IN NE.
Its sol is not so favorable Tor orchards
and gardening as its reighboring towns
hence, the view being unobst ructed by
trees, the town appears II its best adj
vantage at a distance.
Judging from us public buildings, Mo-
roni does not lack in local patriotism,
and IT'S residence houses tetoken that
il has its share OF the wealth OF the
county,
FOUNTAIN GREEN.
Fountain Green lies northwest Of
Moront and is rural, like Spring City 1t
fas, however, a roller mill, which shifs
flour to the northern towns OF The State
WALES.
Wales, as the name would indicate, is
peopled by the Welsh, who no doubt
were attracted here FIRST by the opening
OF the coal mines These are promin-
emf only because they were the first to
be opened in the State. They are not
now worked to any great extent, the
vein beng too thin To compete success
iully wi n richer mine, IN Pleasant val
ley. TIE people We mainly by farming
and sheep raising,
s.r,,,,,.,,. ,,,,, ,,.,y,,,r
'ihN'''N' "''D ""' 'A''"'
We will row take look at the south
ern part OF the valley. The towns are
not visib fiom Manti The hrst is Ster-
ling, about five miles south Mayfeld is
located Oh Twelve Mile CT eek, a stream
Just Twelve miles south OF Mani. 1t was
an indian reservation not many years
ago. Farming ana stock raising engage
'''' a''e''''o" VI ''-'e ''"''''
Gunnison is not located in Ssnpete
valley, thou h it depends upon the San
p tch river Tor us agricultural wealth.
The town reminds one of Goshen as to
the badness Of its drlnking water; but,
like Go hen, the people oil the town
thrive upon It. 1t IS only the unlucky
traveller for whom the water is medicine;
AMI 1t is doubt ul whe her the visitor car
ries away In his memory anything more
Vivid than the farewell" which
draught from the well leaves IN his
mouth.
Gunnison lies below the bench at the
north end OF Sewer valley and partly
south in the bottoms or what are called
the fields. In population the city stands
perhaps third in the county. It IA SEES
"'o,e H'"'t' '"'', wy os,e' S'nl'e'e.o Wil
YVES put into successful operation lew
years ago. A large dam was put INFO
the Sanpllch, Just at the narrows, few
miles south oil Mani, The result o. which
was to increase the water supply Jour
fold. II IS among the most successful
reservoirs IN The State.
utsrop,rA, ,rrys
During the summer of 1s4s. Isaac
Morey, accompanied br Two hundred
settlers. explored this beautiful valley.
and located for the time being on the
sDhnDllII liver. near Wtlt IS now Manu-.
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In Ordinance interchangeable number of mon
on the police force of salt Lake City
lie II ordancd by the city Council OF Salt
Lake City:
sECTI6s /. That the Board OF Police and
FIRE Commissioners of salt Lake CITY "a here.
by authorized to appoint an additionnl mount.
cd policeman, To be assigned to duty at Liber.
W Park aud such other places within the city
ae the pub ic service may require,
Section II, This ordinance shall take effect
upon It's approval
Passed ~ the city Council OF Salt Lake City.
state Of Utah July tth, lspT. title approved
and referred to the Mayor for his approval.
(sEAL) DAVID >. EMERY,
Clty Recorder
Approved this the 9th day OF July A. ID 1897.
JANE Giles DINING Mayor.
sTATE or UTAH.
City and County of SAT- Lake. 7''
!, David S. Emery, recorder in and for Salt
Lake Guy, state OF Utah, do hereby certify
that the above and foregoing is n full. true
and correct copy Of an ordinance entitled "An
ordnance increasing the number Of men on
the police force OF salt Lake CITY," passed by
tine CITY Council of SAID city July 9Th. 1887
and approved oy The Mayor July 9th. 1897, as
appears Of record in my office.
In witness whereof have horounto set my
hand and affixed the corporate seal
SEAL OF said city this 2Srd day Of July. A.
ID. 1891
DAVID {. EMERY.
CITY Il ecorder.