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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-11
BOUND FOR lkloNo,xE.
Frank L. Best Left for the Gold Fields.
Monday Morning

After all the Klcndikc talk in. Tho
CITY at last one man has left for tn
new FL Dorado. This man is Franz,
Best, who has long been engaged as a
stcvedore about the docks here. IN
company with Mrs Best he left. Mon
day morning, for Cornadu Beach. Cali
iornia, where Mrs. Best will remain
during Mr.. Best's search for a fortune
in the chilly North. II is Mr.. Best,s in =
tt alton. after seeing Mrs. Best cuni-
foitahly settled at the beautiful resort
III California, to go 10 Seattle. Whcl~
he will join some party for Klondike.
When asked by a Journal reporter how
long he intended to remain. he replied
that even though he should make his
fortune before another fan he should
not return homo for over a year.
The hest wishes Of his many friends
accompanied him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-11
PROMPT ACTION
Will Be Taken by the Maine
Military Authorities
In Regard TO The Assault on Capt. Paul a,
Lewiston, Sunday.

y journal reporter called upon Ad-
jutant General Richards at his office at
the State House, Monday. to learn
what. if any. action would he taken in
regard to the assault on Captain w. a.
Paul of the Frye Light Guards of Lew
iston, by Corporal John r. King, sun
day evening, when King. while in Il
drunken frenzy, threw. at short range.
a cuspidor at Captain Paul, hitting him
just over the left eye, so severely that
fears are entertained that the skull
may be fractured.
General Richards stated that h. had
directed Colonel &. A. phibrook of
the ID Regiment. of this city. to go =,
Lewiston. and have the man plac q un-
der military arrest, although he is at
present under arrest Ivy Nh. civil at
thoriics.
Colonel Philbrook will thoroughly i'll
Nestigate the case, and just what :: e.
ton viii be taken Us the military au
thoritics is hard to decide upon. until
the investigation is completed
I'm times 81 peace," said General
Richards, the civil authorities have
The first right to deal with a criminal
of this sort, although even after tho
prisoner has been prosecuted by tn
civil authorities if he is member Of
the National Guard. the military au-
thoritieS can proceed to punish him. as
though he had never been punished ut
all.
I'm this case. however, ii is probable
that if the civil authorities take the
proper course as they seem To hay"
done. thus far the only thing hat will
he done by the National Guard. Wi!
he court martial that viii simply
dishonorably discharge the man. We
are determined. if the man is guilty of
the crime of which he is charged. to
see that he is punished as he should
he.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-11
Insolvency Court Proceedings.

IL the probate court, Monday. the
following Wills were proved approved
and allowed.
OF Nicholas 5. Williams of West Gar
diner, William p Haskell of West Car
diner, appointed administrator with
will annexed
Julia NJ Alien. Augusta Florence.
}. Whitney of Augusta, appointed ex-
eCutriN
Isaac p. Ridley. Wayne. Annette +.
Ridley Of Wayne appointed exec1I-
triX.
Mary Mckinney, Gardiner. A. II.
Jordan of Gardiner. appointed execu-
tor
Jonathan Newell, VassaIboro. Free
man y. Libbey of Putnam. Conn. ap-
pointed executor
Administration was granted ON the
following estates:
OF George Richardson. Farmincdal..
t,stelle NJ Richardson of FarmingdaIe
appointed administrator
Alden +. Palmer. Pittston. Cakes N
Palmer of Pittston. appointed adminjs-
traitor. =
Hiram Towle WaterNlle joel t.
Foster Of Waterville. appointed admin
istratur
Ahhie l.. Washburn Augusta Franl,
y. Small of augusta. appointed admin
istrator.
Discharges from Insolvency were is
sued to W. II. Lowell and Garard
Crummtt, both Of Augusta, insolvent
debtors
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-11

| He has needed courage surely in this In 1,
years fight,
Hans Kronalds playine of the cello
was as much Of n measure to the pponlp
this time as il was when he first SIR
prised us at the festival with his won
derful techniuue and fine shading
And what is to be said now of Madame
Lillian Blauvclt whom the people have
not for a day forgotten since she aston
ished and bewitcbed them with her ..mad
scene from Hamlet and the grand yaIse
from Romeo and Juliet y.
one feels the sore need of new and
1aipt, ,1;o, IT,. ~. l. =: .,l =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-11
United States Civil Service Examination

The United States civil SerVic" Com
mission has ordered that an examina =
ton he held by its local board in thi.;
city sometime between March Il and
April -, for the grades Of clerk ana
carrier in the postofiice service. Only
citizens Of the United States can Ya
examined. The age limitations for this
examination are as follows. Clerk Is
or over: carrier. between u and 40 NJ
application will be accepted for this;
examination unless flied with the UNI
dersiened. in complete form. on tn.
proper blank before the hour of closing
business on March /. Applications
should be tiicd promptly. therefore. in
order that time may remain for cor
II ction if necessary.
The commission takes this oppor-
1unity Of stating that the examinations
are open to all reputable citizens If
the United States Who may desire Ia
eul"r the service. without regard To
race ~ 10 their political or religious
affiliations All such citizens are IL
vited to apply They SHAH he ex~
amned, graded aud certified with en-
tire inpartialty, and wholly without
regard Ia any consideration save their
efficiency, as shown by the grad 3 they
obtain in The examination.
For application blanks. fun instruc-
lions. ana Information relative 10 tn
duties and salaries of the different
positions. APPLY I'd
r., W. HANKS.
Secretary Board If Examiners, Postal
service. Augusta Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-11
Annual Meeting Of City Hospital Association

The annual meeting of the Augusta
city Hospital Association was held'
Monday evening, at the inuhitipai coui
room. the following officers being
elected:
President. c. +. BurleiSh' SECRETARY
e +, Andrews: directors Tor three
wears. c. b. Burleigh. George T. Ma
conber and n. NJ. Heath
The former plans were talked over
and many new ones proposed Actioll
j., raa.rd to the securing of house AMI
establishing a small hospital VIII With
ont doubt very soon be taken
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-11
Married.
FRANI[I.IN.

Furinington-Dec y j. f. Prey ana
Miss j. Ethel Haines. both Of Richmond,
Dec. u. Louis W. Ripley Of -Andover and
Miss Matte IT. Swift Of Pennington Jan.
4 Walter j. Small ana Miss Anna Norton
both Of Pennington; Dec. 81 Edwin +.
Hatch OF thcsterNillc and Mrs. Sadie +.
TaNtasHc OF Boston. Mass, Jan. l. AVciinn
Castillo Norton and Miss Bertha Lillian
IImkicN. pnth Of Termination. Joseph II.
Gognoy of Pennington and Miss Mamie
turrvr of Bangor.
Strong Dee. ~ &. 4. HUFF of Freeman
and Mes. Annie Pratt Of Pennington.
Phillips Dee. -, Harry +. Bell and
Miss Flora Bangs.
CopIin III Dec. -. William f. IIutchins
ur Oakland ANA Miss PhiIamcIia y. Greene
Of c"piiu l'L
* F3N NEEEC.
belgrade Dee. = Edward II. Mosh,t
aud Mrs Nettip y. Taylor.
Gardincr-Jan. /, oscar McCausfaud and
Miss Augusta y. Moody.
Clintnn-Dcc -. Erwin Whitton and
Miss Emma Wight. both Of Clinton; Jan.
/ Harry l.. Gage of Pittstield ana Miss
Grace +. Billings Of Clinton.
OXFORD.
Surth PAris-Jan. \ Dr. Francis II.
Packard of West Paris ANA Miss WA May
carter of South Paris.
Norwuy-Dcc. - Mr. y. l.. T.. Pike and
Miss Minnie D. Bennett. both of Norway:
Dee. ~ Mr. HarVile Leroy Allen Of Nor
way and Miss Ethelyn bcryl Foster of
Paris; Dec. -. Mr.. Elijah Hassan and
Miss Gertrude Blanche Canwell. both OF
Norway
East Hebron-Dcc. -. Mr.. Frank J.
Kecne and Miss Lizzie Smell. both of Ia t
Hebron: Dec. - Mr.. John Harper and
Miss t,ila Hersey of North Auburn.
East Browutield--Dec -. Mr. Fred W.
Stickncy and Miss Hannah Gatchell, both
of East Brownticld
Oxford-Jan /. Arthur q. Record and
Miss Ida +. Lombard.
PENOBSCOT
Boston-Dec n George T.. Stone for
merly of Brewer and Miss Florence r.
Reynolds formerly OF Bangor, all of Bos-
ton.
Bradtord-Ian. t. Fred H. Savage of La
grange and Mrs. Amanda A. Burnham of
bradford.
East Dixmont-.Ian. l. Mr., Byron II.
Allen and Miss Blanche L. Blaisley, both
of Frankfort.
PlS,'ATAQtIS.
Mio-Jan /. Geo. H. Ang"vr and Sarah
NJ. Thompson, both of Milo.
Monson--.Ian. |. Mr. charles f. Doug
lass and Mrs. Lilius NJ Bralcy,
I\ingsbury-Jan. . Mr.. Ernest W. Whit
man and Miss Mae G. Floyd, both Of
kingsbury.
SAGADAHOC.
Bath--Dcc. u. Eusune r. Spear and
Miss Ida Footer. Dec. Il FRANCES L;tllii-
CHER ana Julia W. Irving, both of Bath;
Jan. /, Frederick W. Harrington and
Martha iiausford, both of Bath.
WALDO.
Montville-Dec % Timer Turner and
Mrs. Mary +. Davis. both of Liberty.
North Palermo-Dec. p. Nelson w
Brown of Palermo and Miss Myrtle NJ
BONnton.
YORK.
Biddeford-Dec. ~. Thomas Lord vi
kennebunk and Della s. Davis,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-11
The Fatal Influence OF Alcohol.

Taken unsnspectiugiy in nerve fnnios.
has sent many Il person to druukard r
grave. This can be avoided by the use
of CIcVcland's Celery Compound Tea.
which is made ready by the simple addi-
ton of hot water. Nervous Prostitution.
Nervous Exhaustion. Constipation. Head
ache and Indigestion are all cured by
this wonderful remedy, Call on jas. f.
DeviDc 300 Water street. ana get Il trial
package free. Large package, e5c.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-11

Joseph Forrestall. who achieved con-
siderable prominence last year as a
polo player ON the Portland ana Rock
land teams, is thought to be mentally
dcraneed. IT viii he remembered that
t'orrestall was sent to jail fvN
months ag" for an assault on his WIFI.
and his sentence should expire yester-
day. The unfortunate young man will
not he set at liberty, however. for III
the opinion of Dr. Small. the jail phYsl-
elan. his mental condition is such that
it would not b" safe for him to ho NJ
large Eastern Argus
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-11

augusta Lodge. No. -. a .. t. w.
viii install officers at q. A. r. hall this
evening, the exercises being public to-
members and their ladies'. With invita-
lions extended to the officers Of ID igh-
Iand LOdge and The Degree Of HOnor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-11
A Handy Man.

Some men like cats. We know o.
one in this city whose love for the
fluffy feline is not surpassed by tip,
devotion Of the spinster for the stall
wart tabby that guards her hearth and
luxuriates in her lavish affection
This gentleman was passing house
on Grove street on a recent cold night,
4 poor forlorn cat was meWing at the
door. Never a man dared more for his
lady love than was this man ready 20
encounter for this plaintive puss and
stepping to the door he opened it and
allowed the cat to enter Then he
made quick time down the walk for
he hadn't the slightest doubt but tn"
cat belonged there. 1t appears, how
ever. that the cat was an intruder and
a bellicose tom disputed possession on
the instant. 50 that the challenge i"
mortal combat fell on the cars of ia"
feline $ friend. It's needless to say that b.
accelerated his retreat and neglected
to call and inquire for the cats health
on the following morning
The above refers to the same gentle
man who has out ldisoncd Edison nv
inventinS paper bag. which quickly
drawn over the incandeSccni bulb
toncs down the light 10 the exact shade
supposed 10 he so conducive to til"
bliss of sitting w with ones best girl
even if She docs live in house WhcF"
;motiern Improvements tend to interior"
with the genuine glamour of romano"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-11
STATE HOUSE

The interior of the stat" Hons" boz"
What could hardly be called hospit.
Bile look Monday. as the doors of each
department. usually wide open AZ
though to invite all to enter. were
closed and the iloors were covered with
Il White dust giving the rotunda the
appearance Of q much neglected place.
The reason for all the change Was du'
ia the fact that the Worimcn had been
sweeping the Senate chamber, where
The work of plastering has been gong
on preparatory to the decorations thAt
are soon to be made, and the clouds pl
dust in spite of the precautions against
them. had found their way into every
mare of the house. but Colonel Stevens
With his efficient corps of helpers VIII
soon have everything in the usual snip
shape manner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-11
SUPERIOR COURT.
december Term, Hon. Oliver G. Hall
Presiding.

GEORGE w. Hcsclton County Attorney
wv. S. Choate, Clerk.
"A. l.. McFadden, Sheriff
Il. a. Small, Stenographer.
Augusta, Jan. 10
Court finally adjourned, today, aftc.
q session of five weeks
Several cases have been assigned ia
be heard in chambers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-11

Johnsonburg Nitritied Brick Com
many has been organized at Portland
fer the. purpose of quarrying slat"'
Granite and stone to make bricks with
$40 900 capital stock. of when S3oo Is
Maid in The officers are President
edward X. Milliken of Deering. Me;
treasurer. Clarence a. Hight OF Port
land Me. Certificate approved. Janu-
ary 4 1898.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-11

Matthew Nicholson returned. MonIal
evening. after passing Il week in Eos
ton ana Nashua. the guest of relative,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-11
Born.
I>J.,NNEBEt'.

Mt. Vernon-Jan. >. to the wife Of {. j.
ole. a daughter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-11
Died
WALDO.

Mont ille-Jan. 8. Gertrude. wife of
Llewellyn Foster aged about p years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-11
I[II\\:Isl:t'.

I."l4radc- = Edward II. M"shtt
AMI Mrs Nettir y. Taylor
Gardinrr-Jan. /, oscar McCausfaud and
Miss Augusta y. Moody.
,'Hnt"n-Dcc 80. Erwin Whittcn ana
Miss Emma Wight. both Of Clinton, Jan.
/ Harry l.. Gage of Pttstield ANA Miss
Grace +. Billings uf Clinton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-18
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT IN
LN accordance with and under the power
and authority granted by that certain trust
deed, made the 18th day oil july. is9 Z. the
pndersigned trustee, by Frank Ball and Nellie
hau. husband and wife. anu recorded July ~,
ls95, In hook - u" Of mortgages on ,pag So
OF the records of salt Lake county, Utah. the
undereigned trustee Will offer for sale and sol
TO the highest bidder for cash. at the west front
dooriof the Joint City and Courty building. IN
SAT- Lake CITY. Utah, Chat beiDg the County
Court House OF salt Lake County, Utah. on
the l.th day OF January. lsos. a. " O'Clock
noon OF said day, all tho real estate herein
after described to pay and discharge the in.
debtedness secured by said trust deod, and
the interest thareou, including reasonable
compensation to the trustee Tor his services
laid safe will be made at the request or tho
no der of SAID Indebtedness, anu because of
default in the payment OF said Indebtedness
Mt maturity said roAl estate 8 particularly
described as follows, to wit:
All of lots one ". six t6). seven ~ and
eight u IN block ffty six (5d), Plat ~" Salt
Lake City survey, sad lots containing 20
square rods each.
Trustee.
Dated Deem her 6, 1897.
FIRST publication, December 9. 1s9.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-18
NOTICE. OF u usTsE.s sALs

ylIHEREAs, WILLIAM $. MARTIN ny
w his certsin deco OF trust bearing date
The l'th dnv OF December. \. ID. ls9i, and re-
corded IN the recorders office OF the county
recorder OF SAT- Like County and state OF
u'ah in Record ,1, Book Of Mottgages, rsge,
conveyed to me. Lewis 5. Hills. trustee. the
following described property, situated IN The
tab, 10 wit: Lots and in block Is OF Plat
"A Salt Lake City survey. In trust for the
purpose OF securing the payment of that Ger
bearing date saId 18th day of December. A. ID.
1893 for the sum of two Thousand lSl000.01)
dol ars. payable 10 the order of John Herman.
two yc9rs after date, At the Deeerot National
bank, salt Luke CITY, In United states gold
coin, with interest from date at the rate OF o
per cent per apDum, before and after judg.
m cnt, and payable quarterly;
And wheroas, according to the terms and
conditions OF said note and sid dcsd of trust
paid except the interest to tho 18th day OF
feptenber, 1856, leaving the principal OF said
note and interest thereon at The rate Of oper
cent per aunum from STA l1th day OF sep-
tenher. 100, due and payablei
And whereas, it was ana is provided In said
deed OF trust, that should default be made In
the payment of said note. then at the request
OF the holder thereof. sad trustee would pro
coed to sell said property. or SO much thereof
the highest bidder for cash. lawful money OF
The United states. for the purpose of paying
said rete and fulfilling and discharging the
obligations OF said trust;
And whereas, SAID John Herman. tho owner
and holder OF said note. has requested the
undersigned trustee to sell said property, or
so much thereof az may be necessary, under
and IN acc ordnance with the terms ~ said deed
Of trust. to pay said note anu interest que and
unpaid ne Aforesaid.
Now therefore. the undersigned trustee aforc-
sad. as the request of said John Herman. the
owner and holder of said note will. in accord
hnce with the terms and conditions OF SAID
deed of trust, or Saturday. the 9th day OF rob
runry, AID. 1898, Mt the west front door OF the
County Court House. OF -alt Lake County in
Joint CITY and County building. at tweve
O'Clock noon of that day. sell nj public auc-
lion, to the highest bidder for cash. said prop
erty. or so much thereof as NAV be necessary
to pay the principal Of raid note and interest
thereon at the ratio Aforesaid. from said 18th
day OF september 1895. costs OF sale. commis-
sion TO trustee. and one hundred (sl00.00) dol
lars attorneys fee,nnd TO fully satisfy and dis
charge said trust.
LEWIS s. HILLS.
Trustee.
Dated at salt Lake City. Utah, Jan. 4tb. 1898.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-18
STOCKHOLDERS, METRIC.

A MEEr NC OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
IA of The Grand Hotel company will be
held at he bestret Sationa. BRnk of salt
Lake City etale ~ Utah, corner OF East Tom.
pic ana Fret south street,, on Wednesday,
januarF - is.s, at II O'Clock a. m, for the
PURPOSE OF uutnoriz ms sale OF real estate 10
etudebafcr Broihers Manufacturing Com
pany for Eve thousand dollars and TO George
a. Lowe for two thousand and i've hundred
dollars, ma 10 enter into an ngreemeet with
james w. eyens 81 al oanstltutng certain
premises perpetual right OF way, and such
other business us may come before said stock.
holdev J. i. Ll1TLE, President
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-18
NOTICE OF sTOCKHOL DER'S
MEETING.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
IN special meeting of the stockholders OF
the silver City Gold and Silver Mining com
pany, n corporation. Is called TO meet in Room
b2 Commercial block on Wednesday the 81 day
OF January, A. ID. 1873, Mt 10 o'clock a. m, of
said day. said meeting is called for the pnr.
pose OF nling vacancies on the board of
directors of said corporation to consider a
proposition to sell the wheeler" LODE mining
claim, owned by and corporation and situate
In Tintic Mining District. Juhb County, Utah,
and to transact such other business as may
lawfully come before the meeting.
l. BROCkBANK,
Company
Dated January 9th. 1893
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-18
Mary Neikie, Plaintiff. W. Henry A. warirg
Defendant

"ehy Atlklcs Iluintns We henry "A " o.
Defendant
The State Of Utah seads greeting to Henry A.
WariBg defendant:
VoU AXE HEREBY REQUIRED TO Ar.
l. pear In an ncv on brought against you py
the AbOve'DHmeu plaintln in the district Jour,
Of the Third Judicial DIs,Iict Of the ite Oh
Utah. and TO answer the complaint II led mere,
service) after the service en- you O. this sum
mons-if served whiting this county or u
within twenty days; Otherwise within tory
dAys-or Judgment by default will be laser
AGAINST you. according 70 the prayer oil ssip
cOmplsint.
The said action 10 brought 10 have judgment
against defendant for the sum OF s2,aou prinel
pal. aud interest thereon from februnry w,
1877. 1T II per cent per Rnnum until palo, oe,h
before aud after Judgment; for 1891 a.torley
fees, and for costs OF snit Alleged 20 DC uhs
upon o certain promissory note execnteu
Utah, November 4 1881, IN SAID sum Of s2.ovg
bearing interest At II per cent per annum,
same being secured by mortgage Of even
seribed. execu ed BY SAID defendant to plan,
TIL, no port Of said motto having been pay
except ,he interest to tebiusry tth. lss., ~
Inc same ia now due and owing with in,eI ss.
as shove; to have the utuAl siatutory denrse
OF this court for the foreclosure OF sal moI,
gage and the sale Of said premises, rdludsnt
msni OF amount due plaintiff. Including siioI,
ney fees ano costs; that defendant ana ..
persons cialminP under him DO pHrtsu az
foreciosed of all claim or equity OF reaelhp
ton In said premises; that plsintin pave
aaehciency judgment against said dsfenuaus.
WAriug and for other relief said prs ns,o,
being described u follows, TO wit fart OF ~
>. blotk 10. plat "a" Salt Lake CITY survsr
commencing At the southwest corner o, se
lot y, ana running thence east RODS lnos,
north rods west rods; south ? tot,y
place of beginning situate In sals Lars Nv
and County, Utah. To have receiver M
pointed BY this court to take charge OF s'rt
nFQ nlaaa ma al tlaA a. nj
tina action, with the usual powers,
And you are hereby notified that II YOU a.
to appear and answer the said complslnt
above required, the SAID plaintiff will Apply"
the court for relief demAn ded therein, al
Witness. the honorable tudTes. and u sgrs,,i
the District Court of the Tp ~
Judicial district In and for ~ T..
sEAL.1 state Of Utah. this srd day OF "a
vember, In the year of our Lore 20
thousand eight hundred ana h'N"
DAVID G. DUNBAR. Clerk
nyM NJ. LiGcAS, Deputy Clsrx.
FRANK PIxkcE, Attorney for EiainuA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-18
LAKE, Re (, ordained by tho c''y Council Of SAT-

DAY OF December. 1871. '"e isl
Lake City. S'."on OF Salt
Section !, That on and after the oys, d..
January, 1898. the onlce OF hief OF poiiaay oi
shit Lac City ~ hereby abolished ana we u
sara yat' tho polio and fire deparino, upon
haiu Wv ~ II consist OF tho number Of ns ~
cei.,mcn anu employees nov uyon the roii v'n.
SAID departments ,eepec iveiy with In Is sol Of
ceptlon OF Bsid Ghier OF foica: In, Il a eS.
after said ilrst day OF january lsotH and
oihcers and mon shaI have aud oxerci.ee ~ W
Inc powers m authority now conferraSi al
law and ordinance upon ronstab,es I'M ,eI y
officers in AIT Lake ,ity. Pouea
section g. a. his ordinance shall tate at,
NJ midnight on the 3lst day of Uecenaber i.sssl
CITY. state of Utah, December lItb. 1907 ' ,,,e
approved and referred to the Ma,or tc, wy w
approval. ''f Ma
TEAL DAVID s. EMERY.
Approved this the 10th day Of D ssgVpbsI'
JAMES GLENDINNIsG. MAYO,
STATE or tran.
city and County of salt Lake So
j. Dhvid Encry, city erorder Of Sal.
Lake Iity, state OF Utah. do hereby rertsl
that The above and foregoing is 4 iui trps
AN ordinance oiiphing the aflre II Gb's,
OF Polfcc. and providing for hr IN linteuaof..
OF the police aud fre departments Of saitISts
CITY from and after the 5lst d,v OF ueGu nber
is.I.' pnssed by the ,ity Couacl OF Sat, LaI
the Mayor December 10Th 1891. rs ippeaJs y,
record in my Ollie
In witness whereof have hereunto set nv
hand aad affixed the corporate seal OF sa1
City this 2sth day of December, a. D Isl. ''''
rsp,,1 DAVID 5. EMERY
Il No. ssi. ''O''