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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-06

Bevosing a Resolution passed by the City
Council OF sn't Lake city, september 9Vth.
l-p6, whish donated ard grsnted Pioneer
Pousre 10 the Utah and Pacific Improve.
ent Company Tor faiiroad depot pur'
poses
whereas, on September 10Th. 1897, this Coun.
ell pnesed q resolution which was approved
by the Mayor the Ind u october loye, do
mating and grant All of ocs as In rat
"A" salt Lahe ity survey known as "floneeI
SQUARE, {" To the Utah and Pacific Improvement
Company a corporation on conoition that II
pruccoI TO construct equip and operate
standard guHge railway from end 10 ehher OF
Isl. from Milford, Utah. in soutLwesternly
direction toward Los Angeles, o.,
and. From ss,tair toward Deep Creek
sTd. FROM Eureka. Utah. into the Deep
Creek Mining 'egion;
And that My miSs OF sald Tosd DC eou.
struoied and ~ operation for such business as
might come TO it,Within ne year from me date
OF "a d grant, and one hundred miles thereof
must be eompleted aud IN operation Tor ousi'
mess By The frst day OF January, lsfoj anu
whereas, more than one year mas elapsed
since & Q dHto OF sud gr"nt, ana no tnt OF
said road has been constructed or completed
hut the sad Utah and Pacific Improvement
Company has made de fault in tho essential
cundli ns ~ said grant
Iherciore, lie u resolved
let, That the Afnrushi resolution donating
nrd granting said Pioneer square 10 tho Utah
and Pscinc improvement Company. passed by
Inc Council epteW Der 2sth, lshB. and ap
proved by the Mayor OclouoI -nu' lo|us W anu
| the same 10 hereby revoked, cancelled And de
rlA ed void. 1900,
| and That Hon. n. n. Baskiu who holds the
! dee d OF said Pioneer square in escrow, he mott
I nrd 10y tie Uoeorder of the passage of this
q resolution and requested to return sad escrow
| to The Mayor and Record er. TO Oe 0y mem do
| stroysd M the presence OF each olhst,
| Passed by the city Council OF san Lake CITY
state OF Itch, october 2bth, 1891 ti!le AZ proved
aud referred to the Mayor for his approval.
( irEAI,I DAVID >. EMERY,
| City Recorder
Approved this 2e.h day of october. A. ID
JANIS GLENDINNING.
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Location OF works ahd mining property. Ohio
Mining district, Piute county, Utah

Mining DlbtrlCt, flutr Cthu
NOTICE IS HEtBY GIVEN THAT AT
N q meeting Of the noArd OF Directors of
the Dalton cold Mining & Milling ompany,
held on the 9Th day OF october, 1891. an ass S.:
ment of One-nalf cent per snare was LEVIED
upon the subscribed capital stock OF tho cor:
poration, tsyAbi on or before the 18th day Of
November 1881. to O. NJ GARRISON secretary
Of The compsny, AZ HIS once, room No bio
Mccormick buildins. in salt Lake City, tab.
ANY stock upon which the assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 10Th day OF November.
1887, will be delinquent and be advertised for
sale, and unless payment Is made before,
will be sold Al puDi'c auction on SA urday. he
9Th day OF December. tS1. NJ n IN, at the
said ONCE OF tho secretary OF the company to
nav DELINQUENT fsesSment, together with coat
Of advertising and exrense of sale.
c, NJ GARRISON, ecretRry.
By order of the Board of Directors, eal
Lake City, Utah. October 9Th, lt91.
The stock books OF the company VIII close
on Wednesday, The srd day Of November. %.
and reopen on Mondsy. the END day OF Nov.
ember. is9T. All Btoc hold Will We expected
10 bring their certihos'es for proper endorse
ment when assessments are paid, ONCE
hours to SIP m.
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Ard in accordance with law and the order
OF the board Of directors made on August llth,
1881, 60 many shares Of each parcel 81 shove
stock ls may be necessary will be sold at auc
ton, tue olice OF the company, g. south
Main etrest, SAT- Lnte CITY, AZ u O'Clock noon,
or saturday, oy. 18th. 1871, TO pay delinquent
asae.smeutthereon, together with the cost OF
ADVERT sing and expense Of sale.
ktANIER
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AssEssM VT NOTICE..
once OF the Com merciai Gold Mining and
Milling Company.
Place Of Business 4 AtIas Block. alt Lake
city Ulah.

NJ oTIOE Is HEhEBY GIVEN THAT
N alta meeting of the board OF directors of
the above corporation and hold atths office
above design sled on Friday October stb. F0T.
an assessment OF two anu ons half ca mitls
per share was leyisd on the capital stock of
this corp ration, payable 90 or before Friday,
December ., 1887, 20 Sharp Walker treasurer
OF this company at above desis mated ONCE.
ANY -tock upon which this assessment may
remain unpaid on he said sd day OF Decem,
Der will he delinquent and VIII he adv trtise
for sale a public auction. md sold on Tues.
day. Der 2Ist, 1871 ia pm. OF that day at
the above AIMED place OF business, to pay tho
delinquent assessment, together with the
cost OF advertising and expenses Of sale
SHAH Wake 1Tsls.,
HAROLD NJ. NIT, sec'y.
Dated salt Lake lily. Utah. Nov. 8. 1871.
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The tate OF Utah sends Greeting y ssn ~.
shill and Oatharne 4 shil ms rI I'M,
james H. Bacon, Trustee, jarvis oO on,
Mortgage 1rust Company, Som,pyw,lls,,
Koiaui II. Conklin Ard Joseph I, wIs.
Reseiyerr, North American 1fuh ~.
Iapy, n Cooperation. Joseph y; pnS's
James II. BRcou as trustee LOT '0''P"'
Bacon, Defendants:
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ASSESSMENT Nor,rs


OF '0IT Lake Ully, Utak
NOTICE Ia HEREBY GIvFv nm
IN meeting of the ionrd ~ NJ. Eat n
nuckeye Miring Co. h Id At al, pIiV ltss 81 ttl
ivan, october ss. 1871, IN ss,etsmsS,ss,,lu,
~ cent Pc share WA levied on haa'nttts
isrn INC corporation payable a. o, spN
south street, Salt Lake Civ. iit,h n fiu,
STOCK upon which the assessment ,SaamY
main unpaid on Tho auth day of ose, ,nal ie'
w,i oe agiinancns and advertised for .,s
fore Will be told on e 10Th DIV ~ n nsoeb be-
1871, Ut tue hour ot2p. m. at he o6isees.,i
company. No II west First soath ss'av..oit w
Lake Cily, Utah, to pay as-elslnen nj nv. sii
OF advertising and expense OF sale 'oh
HfRUM BECK.
Salt Lake CITY octohpr % ,.s- seefeiAy.
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In the matter OF the estate OF Marlin II. Peck,
ceceaAed.
Ordor to show cause why order of sale of req
eBla.o should not be made

Ordor to show cause why order of sale of real
eBla.o should not be made
JouN O GRAHAM, JOSEPH H. PECK
81 md Everett Ieck. the executors OF the
estate OF Martin II reck, decenaet. having
fled their petition herein, duly yerinrd: pray:
ing for IN oraer OF sale OF O portion Of tho real
estate OF sad decedeni, for the purposes
therein eet forth III therefore ordered that
all person inieres ed in the estate Of said de-
ceased. appear before the said Court on
Wednesday the Tenth day OF November. a,
ID. 1907, al g;3 o'clock a m, at the Court
Room OF sad Court at the County Court
House. in the tity and County of salt Lake.
Utah to show cause why an order should not
he granted TO tho sAu administrator. to sell so
much OF the real estate Of said dccented at
public or private sale rs shall be necessary,
Bno that copy of this order bc published at
least four successive weeks IN tho DtsEREr
tvkslNG NEWS, newspaper printed and
published In said oi. y aud county.
wituess my hand this u h day of October,
A, ID. 1897, OGDEN lilies, Judge.
Attest:
[sEAL.l DAVID DUNBAR, Clerk.
iy GEo. r GLA II, Deputy Clerk.
j, H. BoorH. Attorney at Law, Provo, Utah.
Attorney for Executors
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pslINQueMT NOTICE..

Davis and Weber Counties Canal Company.
ogden, utah.
ToTICR-UHEuE ARE DELINQUENT
~ upon tue following described stock on
account OF assessments levied on August ssth,
1891 the several amounts set opposite the
names of the respective shareholders az fol
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MOI CT Uf sIoCKH .DlRs' MEET
ING

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN regular annual meeting Of the stock.
10 dcrs o. the Gold ugst Mibnt o will be
held al the compauy's OIL C 10 rat Lake City
Utah. the sth day OF November. lsgl, at ?
O'clocs y m Is, NJ. HA MAN,
President
dated, sAlt Lake City. October Q. 1871.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-06

And IN accordance with law, and order OF
hoard OF di uctots mace on the 2sih day of
August, 1891 20 many shares Of each parcel OF
such stock as may lie necessary Will be sold
al no eouth door OF the Weber County Court
House. IN ogden, u nh, M the l3th day Of
November Sly. at ~ O'Clock noon OF said day
10 nav delinquent assessment thereon, 10
ne her with tie cost OF advertising aud the
J. q. NYE. Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-06

Helen J. llstts plaintiff VS. william Il.
platts. defon uant. summons.
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suMMtNa

In the District Court OF the Third Jud cial
District OF the state OF Utah,
County OF SAT- Lake
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the District Court. Probate Division Third
Judicial district, in and for Salt Lako
County, state of Utah.
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ORGAN GOLD MI ING & MILLING
COMPANY.

pnLiSQuEsr ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
ny oTICE-TuERh AXE pKIISQUENT
IN upon the following oesorihef STOCK on
account of assessment isvicd August nth III,
tho several amounts set opposite the Names OF
the resnecllye Shareholder, as iotovs:
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NOTICE 10 CoNTR oUIoRs.
Ofllcs OF the BoRid of Public Works, Room a0i
CITY Hall, salt Lake CITY, October 70. lsyh

S,FALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RkCElY
- ed At tins otice until ,'rlock m on
saturday November 49, 1881 for the work Of
constructing pipe sewer on the center OF
FIRST street between ~" and -" streets N
sever District No /, of salt Lake City Utah,
according 10 plans in the CITY Engineers
oillce.
Insruotions TO bidders, together with spcci
ncAtions ana forms for contract and nonu can
be obtiined upon application at the ONCE Of
the Board.
The right is reserved TO reject Auy and all
bine
by order Of the BOARD OF Pubic WORKS
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In the District Court. Probate Division. Third
Judicial District in and for salt LAKE
County, Slate of Utah.
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Nvnr,cr ia october hthia,
~ undersigned will reertsN' THAT INV
ouro o. ne secretArY Of st,,o .ias a. n.
ds2 Of 'tH; unn, " 9sloes. noou' " ~, l,ls
binding tho rroceedin "a y, "a nunll,hlrg ~
tntonal Convention. ia socsys,o teh lonsit.
pSids ~ h ~ The ofiee Of ihe M WIN W
setting typ p. ana te rs,e per p,re Tor p,,,sst
procesoihgs, and at the rate ~ pnhtinr ,as
furnishing mhteriAl snd bindtsr volume n,
she cn 0 sau mn., be .esonpanisd Ss ,a.s
INC BID 70 he held iIpon ropJ,,the AMOUNT n
n s,, OF me contract to him thn nv upoa
sns ,, ana promptly execute a a, ss Wi
OF America, with two surei,c. united Stat.
sy INC UNDERSIGNED. conditioned w. nlp oyed
tul performance Of the control ~ Tr lhe fan
reserved 10 reject any and ali bIts me rghth
special Dlsbursln6 Agent for III IND.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-06

City anu County OF salt Lake
lpiyld Emery, City Recorder of salt
Like tity. tate OF Utah do hareby certify
thsl the above and foregoing, ia full, true
nnd correct copy OF resolution entitled
"A Respiution reyuking q Resolution passed
py The CIV Council of sal Lake city. soptem.
her on. Isl, which donated and gr. med
pioncer Square o the Utah and tnoinc I'm
prove ont Company for Railroad Depot Fur
poees" passed by tho City Council OF said city,
october 2GIh, 1887, aud approved by the
May r october 29th, hs'. "a appears OF record
In witness whereof havo horeunto set my
hand and affixed tho corporate seal OF said
city this tAe LIST 5hy OF November, A. ID.
A'''' DAVID &. EMERY,
u .oeI Clty Recorder.
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Alfred Crcbbin, rislnnr, " samuel, shii ~
Bscon, Trustee JARVIS Copklin h9rIgF
Irust Company, a Corporation ho lsna o.
Ionklln and Joseph @. Nillett', heeeNe .,'
North American trust Company t p,
alton, Joseph Is. bacon, Jane. BAegn'
vs. trustee Tor Joseph Is. Bacon. Defend'nA
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NOTICE OF AssE ssmENT NO. II.

The Dalton Gold Mining and Milling Comp spy
.acorporauon. Location OF principal place
of business, salt Lake CITY, Utah.
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Loek. a s3i
Bm o, Margaret. ell
j II l3l =
IuinmUc - y ~
hammock, j IL lhs
Cuuimock. y u le9
CummOck, j II 100
CummOck, j u lso
,ummodk, j y Us
Jumuocs, J u SUI
Campbell, samuel et3
CLARK, mary kllen i2O
CLARK, tmma ioI
Glars, Emma $50
Corn. samuel Il leD
DAVIS, - llt
lunbar, James ihi
Doe, Jharios A 49,
lezttr. Richard biS
kdwa lis, John L t6s
Edwards, watkin 10
Elder. Henry Is 256
Easlon James 81
iowier, AS ~
towitr, II $40
bowler, james ID 90
Fowler, Uwendoline i5l
Fowler, bwenuollne "a
Fowler, sall!c [ 40
Fowler, May ". Ann $50
Gnwlcs James 20
taudis. Lindsay 40
Fem, hester o96
Gamble, Y l 2s5
Gamble, U II @5
Gamble. e. II az
Gamb Q, q 4 %.
Gamble. on oil
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GOalen, u w $50
Ooodall, II 81
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ooudall, Al 10
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Goouali, NJ 6l5
Goodsll, FM e29
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GUOdAll, FIN b5l
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HsrTlsUL, samuel A 2!l
Hunter, James ~
Hon, OF. John y S
hunter. John y Oh
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hunter, 80
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Horhiah, " 80
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Hutchinson. MIS- sio
Hutchinson, Mrs 5 as
uOlMos, John 45l
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HOPKINS, " IN e'.
Hopk " IN p o,9
hopkins, " m %
uenkc, y u 80
Han, A 90
holuer, Cnarles 90
Harding, w al ~.
Jvnki"s, 20.
heyes, W a 81
keyes, W oo '9
keyes, W a 20
heyts, W n -,
Reyes, " a 80
heyer, W A ~ ~,
kreDe, AN uei a y y
hrtOs, samue' a -
hreOs sAmue v eaa
Lowe, DeWltt ID 30
Leis ZION al
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Loyu, afsn ali
Lanetty' LINES III
heheAn' apomn %,
Mcheah' lho ~
Mexican, lhomhs 20
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the District Court. Probate Division. Third
judicial District In and for salt Lake
County staie OF Utah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-06

Gray's Laxative Pellets cure Con
stipation
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Redwood city. about thirty miles
south Of this city. was the scene Of a
terrible crime last week In which two
men lost their lives. and the murderer
was probably fatally wounded. Thos.
Flannelly went 20 the home Of his
father whom he shot In n dispute and
then returned 60 his own home and
prepared 20 20 10 bed, When the sher-
im and his deputy attempted 90 arrest
the murderer he resisted and In the
exchange Of bullets that cusued he re-
ceived seven wounds and It ga doubt
ful y he can recover Both the sheriff
and his deputy received injuries. the
former afterwards diving from the Of
fccts OF n wound In the left arm that
resulted In blood poisoning.
4 bride ~ three months has gone
ravlng mad through home-slcitness.
Such was the opinion OF the luupcv
commission OF Alameda county when
they committed Nrs. Belle TAFT Of
Bcrkeley to the insane asylum NJ
Stockton, After the novelty OF married
lie had worn away, the bride OF three
short months longod to return TO her
native land across the sea. She be-
came morose aud melancholy. and
often threatened suicide. What makes
the case romarkahlc IS the unusual
cause assigned FOR the loss OF mind.
Senator Frank j. Cannon OF Utah
arrived In this city last Saturday from
the Orient, and Ia domiciled at the Pal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-06
LEGAL NOTICE.

BY GEO. Il. BLAIR. Deputy oisr~.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1897-08-26
Good Words For Birmingham.

Beginning with the present revival of
business and industry, the newspapers
of the country have rivaled one another
In speaking good word for Birming-
hGm. The Magic City has good reason
10 be proud of the attention which she is
attracting abroad, and it is all the more
gratifying because some of the most
glowing tributes to Alabama's graf in
dustrial center come from quarters
which are interested in building up
their own iron and steel manufacturers.
Some of the leading daiIies of the north
have recently given great prominence to
Birmingham, and they have been just
and generous enough to predict her
rapid march to prosperity and power.
1t is to be hoped that none of our south
ern communities will make the ungra-
clous mistake of undertaking or ignor-
ing the rise of a city whose growth and
business cannot fail to be beneflcially felt
in every county of every state south of
the Potomac f
The building up of this city and the
extension of her trade will give an i'm
petus to many lines of industry. This is
the way to look at 1t and the dwellers
in the seaports and interior cities will
get their share of its prosperity. The
Age-Herald feels encouraged to continue
its work of advertising the resources of
this section. when its contemporaries In
distant states are so ready to repeat its
tidings Of good cheer and carry the
news to millions of readers. The out
look is bright and grows brighter every
day.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1897-08-26
The Political Pot.

THE political pot will begin to boil soon
enough without. hurrying 1T. Let 1t sand
for while without amy fire under it.
Give 1t ample time Ito cool off before it is
again turned into a see hing, buibbling
caldron- There will be plenty of time
next year for active poliAcs, and no one
need fear that the democratic party will
be without principles, leaders and candl-
dates.
Of 1t should be dropped entirely until
next spring the safe would suffer no loss,
and the candidates elected by The party
would be just as acceptable and just as
capable of winning the fight as any that
could be brought ito 1.-THE frcnt now Let
the people settle down to business, and
clear the decks for fihe work to be done
next year. The old political pot need not
be in evidence all the time. Lei. it stay in
"a corner in the back ground until 1T is
needed.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1897-08-26
A Common Sense View.

The season of prosperity now in sight
does not change a single economic prin-
ciple. 1t Is simply an Incident in the
course Of human events, Short crops in
Europe and an increased demand for
products should not cause the people here
to jump to the conclusion that their more
tary system is all right.
Such conclusion does not follow at
ALL A wave of prosperity enables the
people to be comfortable in spite of their
defective financial system. but when the
wave rolls by the people will again real
ize the inconvenience and shortcom-
ings of their inadequate currency ard
their unsatisfactory banking methods If
it was plain year ago that the double
standard would be a good thing for this
country, 1t is equally plain now to those
who are looking beyond the immediate
present. The accidental benefits derived
from favorable season here and the
misfortunes of other nations do not in
dictate the wisdom of the single gold
standard theory.
Now, is good time to consider this
question calmly. and remodel the finan-
cial system so that it will weather the
next depression The people need larger
volume of currency. Even Jay Gould ad-
mitted this few years ago. He said
that a country so vast as this, with so
many important products to move, re-
quired large per capita circulation dis
tributed in the various sections. In or
der to secure this result it would be well
to have local banks of issue similar to
the old state banks. Then, as the gold
standard is a mere fiction, after all, it
would be good policy to restore silver
to the place which it occupied for thous-
ands of years in the worlds monetary
system. If the people depend upon gold
as the final money of redemption they
shall always see Europe conspiring to
drain them of it. .l
The signs of the times point to Eng
lands growing weakness and a determin-
ed effort on the part of this nation to
control Its own money matters which
could not be successfully resisted by
Europe so long as the people here feed
that quarter of the globe and sell to It
more than is brought from 1t. The truth
is this country is master of the situation
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1897-08-26
Should Go Slow.

Mrs. Charlotte Smith should go slow
an her crusade against unmarried men,
and especially against the two bachel-
ors who are running for mayor of .Bos-
ton. 1t may not be their fault. I'm
married men make good officials. Take
for INSTANCE, Mr.. Cleveland, who was
once mayor of Buffalo, and David Ben
nett HILL who filled that office in Elmi-
ra. Mrs. Smith is herself widow, and
her enthusiasm would seemingly par
take of a desire to be the wife of some
candidate for mayor of Boston.
She may push the issue too far, and
actually become the wife of Josiah Quin-
cy, and no man in America has colder
fest than the present mayor of Boston,
who Is candidate for reelection.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1897-08-26
LATE NEW lNVENT l0NS.

A new design for bicycle cranks has the
ball bearing I'M which the pedal shaft re-
wolves, the cone being of such shape as to
prevent play in The shaft
IA newly patented clothes FOUNDER Is
formed of series of cones SIT in a fiarged
basin, the points of the cones ending in 2.
socket in the wooden handle, the whole de-
vice being lghl, in weight.
To hold a single pencil in the pocket
newly patented clip has a socket into
Which the pencil fits lightly with spria.g
jaw on one side to clamp the edge of the
pocket after the pencil is slipped inside.
Spring casters for tables, chairs, etc,
have shank to enter the ordinary socket
set in the end of the leg, the wheel being
mounted en- a base which Is attached to
the box of the vehicle and to the runners
to steady them.
LAWNS can be easily cleaned by new
machine which is mounted en- wheels with
a revolving brush cylinder geared to the
main shaft TO throw leaves and grass into
the basket which hangs ON the front of
The machSae. %.
Rain cannot force iteself under the bot
tom of a door CIR window frame just pat
enbed which has a fiange in the bottom OF
line frame with the front of the step lower
than the back, the door being beveled to
fl. 1t tightly.
EGslaIsil ID E. l4. g
la ball-bearing fifth wheel for carriages
has a double ball race attached to the
axle, with two grooved metal 1tngs fas-
tened ito the wagon box to rest Gun the
balls, the bearings being oiled through q
slot in the rings.
IA bow recently Designed for shooting
arrows has pair of crossed arms with
The shorter en,is attached to the center
of the nearest longer ends by springs,
which stretch when the cord is drawn
backward for shooting.
Automatic brakes for railroad cars are
designed DO take place of bumpers, slid
ing head being set in each corner of the
car, to Which, levers are connected to
throw the brake against the wheels when
the engine slows up.