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of garden produce TO the Washington
market Owing to the heavy load on
his wagon be was compelled to proceed
slowly lie cross ed the new bridge about
3 O'Clock yesterday morning, ard sud
denly he became aware that there was
a colored man by the side of the wagon.
His pipe had gone out and he stopped
his horses to get match from the col
otcd man. Suddenly and without warn.
ing tie negro fired a pistol at Marshall
The ball struck him in the left .eg,
few inches above the knee The rumble
OF wheels on the bridge frightened the
hiGhwayHan away before he couId ac-
coInplish his purpose, whatever it may
have been.
Some truck farmers who were coming TO
market drove up a few minutes later, but
by this time the desperado had Iuade off
up the road.
Mr.. Marshall was taken to the Fifth pre-
cinct station, whence he was removed TO
the Providence Hospital. The physicians
found that the bullet was a small one and
had entered the leg for some distance.
The patient was so weak from loss OF
blood that the ball could not be probeG for
at first. He complained of pains in his
stomach, and it was feared that the bail
had glanced from a bone and penetrated
the intestines. The X-rays were used in
the afternoon and the bullet located. Il
was stated last night that the man was
not IN any danger.
Marshall states that his assailant was Of
medium height and appeared to be about
twenty-one years OF age. He is not sure
that ne would be able to identify the man.
The team was turned over to the brother
| OF tile injured man, who lives at No. 1914
Emerson street northeast Mr.. Marshall
has wife and three children and they
| have been notified OF the shooting Two
detectives have been assigned to the case
and they, with the Fifth precinct police,
are looking for the highwayman.
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PASSED A FORGED CHECK.
CoIored Man Swindles Tailor Cohen
Out OF IA Suit of Clothes.

c. Auguste Cohen, tailor, doing bust
ness at No. 1908 Seventh street north
west, was successfully swindled out of
suit Of clothes by an unknown colored
man yesterday. The man ordered suit
made to order n week ago, and called
for it yesterday. He did not have the
money, and Cohen refused 10 give him
the suit
The man went away and returned with
check signed by a business acquaintance
OF Cohen The suit was delivered, but
Cohen soon after became suspicious and
looked up the matter. He found that the
check Was a forgery. He is now bew all
ing the loss of a $40 suit of clothes.
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ROAD AGENT USED A PISTOL
Farmer Marshall Shot by a Des-
perate Negro Highwayman.
Bringing Produce go Market, When
He Was Held Up Near the Penn
sylvaDia Avenue Bridge.

John D. Marshall, a farmer living in
Prince Georges county, Md, was shot
by a colored highwayman early Monday
morning while driving his team on Penn
sylvania avenue southeast, just west of
the new bridge.
Mr. Marshall started from his nome in
Forestville Sunday night TO bring load
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A BERLIN MURDER MYSTERY.
Wealthy Woman and Her Daughter
Found Buried in Their Cellar.

Berlin, Aug 23.-The police of this
city are attempting TO unrayel murder
mystery A widow named Schultz, aged
sevehty-four years, and her daughter aged
fifty-two years, residing on koeniggraetz
s;rasse, disappeared some days ago, leaving
no trace ofssheir whereabouts The elder
woman Was the owner of :nine and was
reputed to be many times millionaire
She was of a miserly disposition, AMI in
order to increase her income rented the
basement of her house to shoemaker
named GoeneZy.
The police Were finally notified Of the
disappearance Of the women and they
made a search OF the premises. In the
cellar they found the colpses of the moth.
er and dfr7Ishter, wrapped in oilcluth and
packed in a chest. They had apparently
been dead for two weeks. Goenczy has
disappeared and it is supposed that he
killed the women. The police have dis
covered no ciew to his whereabouts.
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4 GirI.s NntntnrinI Eeat.

Chattanooga, Tenn, Aug 23.-Lizzie
Hagan, a bright girl, nine years old
Sunday swan the Tennessee river at a
loint which required her TO be in the
water nearly half an hour, the distance
traversed being three-quarters Of mile
The feat was accomplished without rest
ing and altaost entirely by forward swim
ming. floating very little during the trip
The test was made ON wager Of heI
father. He proposes she VIII make a
mile at her next appearance.
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soea for Breach of PROMISE.

Albert Lea, Mimi, Aug. 23.-Samuel j.
Johnson, and aged and wealthy banker of
this CITY, has been sued for $40 900 for
breach of promise by Maggie Kerr, aged
eighteen, the adopted daughter of rela-
tive residing near Rome, n. Y. Johnson
visited his relative recently, ana Whlle
there fell In love with Maggie, proposed to
her and was accepted. She declares that
soon after the enga cement he made a
proposition to her that she could not accept,
and that thereupon he broke off the en-
ga cement.
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Fell From a street Car.

Mrs s r. Pennifield, tie Tsatron at the
FIRST precinct station, fell yeste.,ia while
after sting 10 descend from a Hesropcl-
itan line street car at Twelfth and F
streets. She was badly bruised about the
hip, but sufficiently recovered to he ;bIe
GO walk 10 the station. whence she was
carried home.
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Copute rfeiter Arrested.

Chief HaZen, of the Secret Service yes
terday received information of the arrest
of P. Jolly, at San Francisco. Jolly is a
notwithstanding jeweler and he was de-
tected in the act Of passing counterfeit
dollar coins. When bis shop was searched
a Complete outfit for counterfeiting coins
was found, among which were mods FOL
making eagles, half eagles, two OF half
dollars, five OF one dollars, electropIates
and other paraphernafia.
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Insane Man Locked I'm.

George Jinfer, a violently insane colored
man, created considerable excitement near
ONon Hfl yesterday. He persisted in
nowling that he had tie love of all the
ladies in the country, and that with him
nc other masher could compare.
Finally Patr0lman Allen arrived and the
man was taken 10 the Anacosta station
thence TO the Fifth precinct lie made
the night hideoas with his cries and pre-
vented any sleeping in the neishborhood
An inquiry VIII be made into his mental
condition today and he will probably BE-
committed TO st. Elizabeth's Asylum.
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Disaster the work of Criminals.

Berlin, Aug. 23.-The investigation or.
dered by the Emperor into the cause and
circumstances of the derailment of the
Hamburg express, between Cette and Uel-
zen on the evening OF August 10. when
many persons Were killed and injured, has
determined that the disaster was the work
of criminals, and the Brunswick authorities
have offered reward of 5000 marks
for the arrest of the cuipribs.
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ing, burning up all the crap tables and
speakeasy shanties about the place. Re
Gently citizens In the vicinity of Unity have
been terrorized by the acts OF lawlessness
on the part of the railway laborers every
pay day. The shooting affrays OF ycster.
day and Saturday night eliminated in
murder and led to the raid.
John Kelly, who was shot at Unity yes
terday, died this morning.
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Licensed to Wed,

Marriage licenses have been issued TO
tue following.
white-WiIiam Rennoe Cobey Co Effie
Mae Smoot, OF La Plata, Md; George V
Green to Effie C Williams, and Bernard
Poss to Mary E. Tau, of Rockville. Md
Colored John Ellis to Alberta Simpson,
Wexford Washington to Edmaina johnson.
oF w aShin9tou ID. c.
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New York Appraisers, Duttes

Wilbur II. Wakeman, appraiser of mer-
chaudise at New York, lad consultation
with Secretary Gage yesterday concerning
tie duties of the assistant appraisers for
that port. The conference was purely one
relating to the business of the DEPART
mcnt
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Pension Agent Appointed.

The announcennt was made yesterday
of the appointment by the President of
Jacob r. Leighty to be pension agent at
Indianapolis. Mr. Leghty was formerly
a member OF Congress, and is prominent
politician in Indiana.
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SOTO Niaga ra T alls aud Re- SO
turn via PENNSYLVANIA Railroad.

Special train with parlor cars and day
coaches viii leave Washington at 7:3e q.
M, September 4. Tickets limited to ten
days and allow stop-oyer at Buffalo,
Rochester, aud Watkins returning. Adj
ditional tours SeptemDer16 and 0ctuoer 2.
Au21 ,23, %, 27 80, ,se L 2e au22, "a &c, 20,
81 sci ,3m
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JOE CURTIS THE VICTIM.
A Serious Stabbing Affray Near
No. . Precinct

An affray, in which Joe Curtis, colored,
was seriously stabbed, was reported at
2:30 O'Clock this morning at No. 1 station.
Inquiry at headquarters was satisfied only
to the extent that a man had been
stabbed, and the facts sent to Nc. sta
ton.
At this station the officer in charge de-
elined to give any Information on the
report, and shut off telephonic couimnni-
cation
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Rohberies Reported to the Police.

ROhberies RFpnft"ti 20 tHe UiICt'
The following robberies were re-
ported tothe police yesterday: Charles Rice
III Delaware avenue southwest, lost u
set of wagon harness. Frederick Gates,
No. 1926 H street northwest, lost q
bicycie. ]. g.. Fngett, Fourth apd F streets
smut neast. lost an anc hor weighing seventy
five mounds. Dielro salso, No 52i Tenth
street northwest, lost five pairs of shoes.
Charles Brill Cutler House. lost three pairs
OF pants and pair of gofd-rimmed eye
glasses. Miss Fannie Williams, No 1t24
Fourteenth street northwest, lost gold
breaStpin
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General Miles Homecoming.

Gen. Miles has cabled to the War De
partnent thai he will return TO the United
States about the last of September. He
viii leave Germany to come home inme-
diately after witnessing the German field
naneuVers.
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FOR HIRE.

FOR HIRE-To dFumrners and business
men, horse and buggy or Da ayton, 81 per
day, and special prices for pleasure driving.
Apuiy to the REX STABLES, rear 6I . 2
st. NV; telephone call. 100. ap30-tf
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IN MEaIORIAM.

AYLOR-Sucred to the memory OF our
dear brother, who died one year ago to-
day ROBERT b. TAYLOR, who de
parted TINS life August rs, 1876, at .
O'Clock p. H., aged twenty nine years and
twenty-five days
Asleep In Jesus"
Item SADIE.
The times., 1897-08-24

We've given you many a
good bargain before-but
never anything to match this
lot of $10-S12-and SIS
mems suits were running
n)w at S..
Broken lots-but some of
every size among them.
A few cutaways In the
lot.
73c- for genuine Madras Shirts that
were Formerly 3. so 81 -25-and 81 90.
collars and cuffs attached and neat
patterns.
EiSeEnan Bros,
Corner 7th and E SITS. N. w.
No Branch Store in Washington.
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PosToFFICE NOTICE.

Should be read daily, as changes may oe-
cur at any time
FOREiGN MAILS for the week ending
August % close promptly at this office,
as rOlioWs.
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4 AU Man Of 81
Feels as young as he did at 80.
DR.. w Walker
l4n Penna. Ave. Adj. willard's Hotel.
DOING A GRAND WORK.

Mr.. Joseph "A. Shoemaker Is Grand
Ntiuy veteran, who served during the Wdf
IN company II, Twenty third ONO Infantry
iIesluenG Hayes reglnentl, and who mas
resided In ashlngton six years, being an
etnploye or the w ar and Navy Division OI
the tension OfTice.
i have been "a great sufferer from py-
rOsis, chronic constipation and general de-
fangetnent OF the stomach and liver Tor
several years, said MIR. Shoemaker. Il
nave tried doctor after doctor and patent
medicines innumeraDle, at great expense
TO UySef, Dut none OF them did me a par
tlcle or good. / w as in despair. As Il last
resort 1 decided TO try Dr alker. / ain
Tree 20 confess that MS treatment mas had
an effect Bordering on the miraculous ia
my case. am, III iact, new man. My
sleep reireSles ne, my appet.Jeis keen, rIy
food dlSests reality, my bowels are Regular
and all my troubles have Disappeared. Al
though / am firty-seven years old, / feel as
young as 1 DID at thirty. / make this state
Inent voluntarily, hoping { may be a benefit
to other despafnng sufferers by guiding
them to doctor VINO can certainly give
them relier. | snail take pleasure III teTi-
Tying TINS statement TO any one.
JOSEPH SHOEMAKER.
$500 q MONTH
Is the highest FEE charged, medicine in
cIuded
DaIIy OTrice Hours, 10 TO .; Monday,
Wednesday. Thursday and saturday, TIL
. p. M; Sunday 10 TO z m
sS CONSULTATION FREE. "a
au23-tr
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UNpERTAkERs.

j. WILLIAM LEE.
UNDERTAKEN.
332 PA. Ave. y. w.
First-elass service. 'Phone. 1855.
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sPECIAI. NOTICES.
-<Es-l.sa
SI'ECI

rectors OF Jne Columbia Street Kali
way Company have declared a div
idend on the capital stock, paya-
Die ON and after September L, 1897.
The books for the tIansfer OF stock will
oe closed from August % 10 September
/, both inclusive. THEODORE j. KING,
Secretary. au24-2tm
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OFFICE OF THE METROPOLITAN
R<AlLROAD Co, Washington, ID. c.,
August 70, lS37.-NOtlce is hereby given
tiat the books for the transfer OF stock
or the metropolitan Railroad Company viii
De closed from the above date 20 SeDteul-
Der /, 1897. GRIFFIN H. COLEMAN.
Seefetary. au23, Is. y .30-4t
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by ALBERT sPEscrR. Deputy Clerk
SALE OF uNoLA $50 BAGGAGE.

NOTlCE Is HEkEBY GIVEN THAT ON
IN Wednesday, October goth, 1877, At 3
O'Clock p m Of that day and continuing there
after from day to day until sold, at the bag
gage depot OF the undersigned, n 5ar the cor
ner OF sixth West aud Third south streets,
salt Lake City. Utah the undersigned Will ex'
pose for sale and sell at pubic auction 10 tho
highest b oder for cash the fol owing de.
scribed articles OF baggage, Remaining un.
elaine d In the possession OF the undersigned
at the expiration Of six months from the time
OF its arrival at the place of Its deliva and at
place OF delivery stored by the undersigned,
-Rld sale viii be m ade for the purpose OF pay
ing for the storage and care OF said baggage
while stored and the reasonable and neccs'
sary costs of such sale:
Two bundles OF be !dlng from salina.
one bundle bedding from ,nlt Lake.
one bundle bedding froY Bingham.
Pour bundles bedding ono baby cab, Quo
russell vAlise, from Ogden
one black vAlise, one zinc trunk from Den
yer.
one sack fron Ephraim.
One black yaiIse from Reno.
One canvas covered trunk, marked HAIRY
Jennings. from Little Rock
one enc trunk from an Francisco.
Tho nAmes al d addresses OF the consigno' q
and consignee- of each and all the following
described parcels and the places from which
each ana all said parcels were shipped are
unknown
ynlises Two russell valists. One hand sam.
/ pie case. Four lunch bnskets. one linen
1 dnster one blsck coat. Three shawls. Two
] chiidteu's Jackets, Three canes seven par
Rsos, Eight umbrellas one gas stove. One
| cred trunk one russell vAllse. ne telescope.
| -Four packages Four ladies' capes. Thirty
/ package various descriptions.
bate Of FIRST publication septcmber u, ls9I
The kio GrAnde Western hallway company
BY r. A. WADLE1GH
| General Passenger Agent
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IN Ordinance increasing the humber OF men
on the police force Of SAT- Lake CITY
BE II ordained by the CITY Council OF Salt
Lake Cilyi
SECT og l. That tho BOARD OF Police and
tue Commissioners OF salt l. ke city Ia here
by authorized to appoint an ad Itional mount
cd policeman, To be assigned to duty at Liber-
ty Park, ard such other places within the city
as the public service may require
Section III. This ordinance shall take ohect
upon It, approval
state of Utah. July eth. ls01, title approved
and referred otho Mayor for his approval.
tsEAL1 DAVID q. EAIhHf.
Ciiy Recorder.
Approved this the 9th day OF July A. u. 1891
JAtiE GLES DINING, Mayor
STATE OF UTAH. lss
City and county of Salt Lake. S.
!, David s. Emery. recorder In and for SAT-
Lake Guy. late OF Utah, do hereby certify
that the above and foregoing Is full. true
ana correct copy OF NJ ordinance entited IAN
ordinance increasing the number Of men on
lho police force OF salt Lake CITY," passed by
the City Council Of sad city July 9TH 1891.
and approved 10y the Mayor July 9Th. 1877, us
appears OF record In my ONCE.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my
hand and Affixed Tho corporate seal
SEAL Of said city this 2srd day of July, A.
DAVID s. EMERY.
CITY Recorder.
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VoU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO APP
4 poHr in IN action b-ougnt against YOU ny
the above named plaintiff the nlstrict Cours
OF the hlrd Judicial u street u tue state OF
Utah and to nnswtT the complaint Med thete'
To within ten da, (exclusive Of The day 81 ser
vice. after the service on you OF thls summons
III served within this coun or u servel out
Of THIS county tut in ms district Whhln
twenty days otherwise within forty dsys-or
judgment ~ dtfauit Will be tascn against you,
according - the prayer Of said complaint
Inc said action ~ brolt ht to have a decree
OF tins Court dtssolying the bonds OF matri-
mOny existing betwet the plaintiff anu dc
fondant; Thar the Gus Gay OF the minor ohiIu,
SaTgderct, 10 Awar1cd TO The PA IN, hhu
for general relief The above roitt prnyed
for on the ground that defendant for more
than one year last past has Slfully neglected
TO provide or plaintin the common noeessRr
les Of life. having the ability so to do
And you are hereby notified that II you fail
70 appear ana answer the sniu complaint As
above required, the said lainiiH will mp
ply to the Court for the relief demanded there
in.
Witness, The Honorable Judges and the
seal of the District Court OF The
1hiril JudicinI District, in and for
tkEALl the state OF Utah this oh day OF
september in the year of our ord
one thousand eight hundred an
ninety seven.
DAVID o Dun BAR, Clerk,
by NJ. VI. HOGAN. Deputy CLERK
II. LEWIS Attorney, 2ls Main st.
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VoU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP.
Il pear IN an hcuon brought agaInsyOa
by the ab2ye,named plaintiff In he District
OF Utah and 10 answer tho compliant fled
therein within ten days exclusive OF the taJ
OF service) after the service on you Of this
suminons-if served within this county, or, Il
served out of this county. but in this distriel
within twenty days; Otherwise within forty
days-or judgment by default Will ho tAksa
sgsinst you. according to the prayer Of sad
Tno SAID action Is brought 10 have an order
Of this court appointing \ guardian al HEN
for defendant. Joseph Y. Flanagan, who IS
non compus menus; 10 have judgment agaln.
the defendants, Flanagan, Tor the sum oiSf9
principal and interest thereon at the rae Of
per cen, per month from December = W.
Tor s. 80 taxes, with interest at s per cout yer
urnum from April u. lsS1i for slJj Attorney
fees and for costs OF suit ialleged 10 ne due upon
certain promissorynoteexecute Ny SAN ue
PENDANTS, Flanagan, 10 one T.. I. tCneluoT 10
agent for the plaintiff at salt Lake city, Dec.
ith 1898, for the sum OF s2Ia. bearing Interest
al per cent per month, came being hecuTeuDy
mortgage OF even date herewith or premises
hereinafter described, executed By said defend
ants, Flanagan, TO plaintin, who Is now no
legal owner and holder of said note and mort
gage that no part q SAID mote has Ieen PMl'
April 81 1897. plaintiff paid oD said premises %
delinquent taxes the sum OF s,.bl, when ~
not been paid by said defendants 70 htNe Ky
usunl statutory decree Of this court Tor me
foreclosure OF raid mortgage ana inc say 0l
said premises; that proceeds OF shlo sAe De
applied In pay ments OF amounts due ae aoove,
Pnd that defendants and ali persons claiming
under them be barred aud foreolosed o. aII
claim OF equity OF redemption therein, ana 'oi
other relief sad premises beng dsterlSea "
follows: =, ,,.. =,
beginning so rods W. of the y. b Cor .! q
the :. W. u OF sec u. 7. s, OF Il. W. OF ~
Lske Mer., thence W. SO rods. thence > ~
rods. thence h. 10 rods, thence n, ass RODS Y
Mace OF beginning, containing 10 acres o.
lind. being situate in ,alt Lake County, Un lh
And you are hereby notified that u you tAa
TO appear and answer the said compliant a.
above required, tho said plaintiff VIII AppY~
the Conf Tor the relief demanded therein
Witness, Tho Honorabl Judges and We ~,
of tho District Court OF ny mn.
Judicial District, IN ana i9I ",
tsFAI.) state OF Utah, this 2sIh Gay ~
April, In the year OF our Lotu ohe
thousand eight hundred ana hlneH'
DAVID @. DUNBAR CLERK
BY GRO. ID. LOOMS. Deputy OlerE'
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GlyES THAT 40
~ adjourned meeting of tho s'oc Az
OF tho indian Creek Gold Mining ana Nt,iieH
Company. WIN be held on saturday. Celo,s
10Th. 1897. at p u., Mt tho Offices of H. ,olti
pany, 80 Progress building, -HIt ,I. IN w
uthh, Tor The .purpot' of considering ihe ~
lowing amendment to the Ar,iciop Of w ~
porntion of this company. offered at tiesio,UUrr'
holders meeting OF September u.s. 1907 h. XIX XIX
''Re-o'vedi hat Article OF The NrrNi WI;
lncorpoInion of this indttn treek told MI
ing and Milling company DO Amended so Ia ~
read as follows Article T. The omcets y,
ths company shall lie ~ a board Of ntra %
director, (2l a president, 90 d vice re,'r,s.9
~ secretary, (bl treasurer. The prrt,5soS,
vice president ami treasurer shall Ne .clestsatI
from among the directors The otBre az w., ,ca
rotary and treasurer may be held BY tho s, yS,
person zane
A director must be tho owner OF at lesst no..
share az the Capitai stock Of the toupapy ..
shown by the books OF the tOmpapv
tecretary need not be stockhnlder,"' 'u'
And for the purpose of electng the addltin,st
directors provide for In atOve ResoIution !,
SAID amendment be carried, and 10 trans,s,
such other business as may lawfully come ~
fore SAID meeting SIMON ElsEMAk
secretary and Treasurer.
SALT LAKE CRY. Utah sept 10th, ls6i.
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NJ. TiCE.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ City Council OF salt LaRG city. state Of
utnh, of the INT, ntisn OF such Council to make
the fol owing described Improvement, to-wit :
Constructing sewer lateral on the west
Blde OF Third East street from south Temple
to First south street In sewer district No. of
said city. and defrI the cost thereof. es1In,at.
ed at 81 80 per front or linear loot, or eight
hundred and twenty i've and 80 100 (s,25. D
dollars by = local assessment upon the lots or
pieces OF ground within the following deA
cribed district, being tho district to be affected
or benefited by said improvement namely
The north llO feet oflot and all OF lots Q, I
and 5, in Block 10, Fiat a." Salt Lake City
survey
Al protests and objections TO The carrying
out of Buch intention T. make SAID improve
IN Mt must be presented In writing TO the citV
recorder on or before the 18TH day of October,
1897. being the time Aei by said Council VIII
II will hear and consider such obIe tons as
may be made thereto.
BY order o the City Council of Salt Lake
CITY. state Of Utah, made the 9ist day of sep
TENDER, 1897.
City Recorder.
Salt Lake City. Sept. 25th, 1891
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NOTICE TO CoNTR ,oToRs.

SEALED PROPOSALS FOR IMPROVE
- ments to the Salt Lake G unity lnnrmnry
Will be received at the County Clerks ONCE
unu u M, on the 25th day OF october. ls9I
Work, Cut tone Work. Concrete Floors,
Lsthiug and clustering. Carpenter work;
tanning. FinlehinY Hardware, tonstrucuonal
Iron and steel Work, Heating and Ven Hating,
tlectric " iring and in ana Galvanized Iron
" ork and Plumbing. PlBns and specihcat ons
can be seen at The Architects Ofice, 5. U
Dallas, S2 south let West It.
Tho County Commissioners reserve the right
10 reject any and all nronnsale.