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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-28

And In accordance with law and or
der Of board " directors made on tho
18th day Of September. 1895, 80 many
shares Of each parcel " such stock ns
may be necessary Will be sold ut the
aecrctary'a office, No. II west First
south street, Salt Lake city. Utah. on
Friday. November =. 1888. at O'Clock
u. M, to pay the delinquent assessment
thercon, together wien costs OF adver-
tlHlng and expense Of sale.
ALEX BUCHANAN JR.
qarratatv
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-28

BLOCK, salt LAKE Cliy, utah'
Notlcc IL hereby given shat at a
meeting " the b0ari of directors OF
the Bullion Beck Tunnel Mining Co.
held NJ Salt Lake city. uiah, Nov. y,
isqS. an assessment % one.half ,hb
OF one ~ cent per share wus levied on
the capital stock Of the corporation.
payable at once 10 Brian, = Young,
secretary. No. iGS Mccormick block.
salt Lake City, Umh. and any Eiock
upon which the assessment shall re-
mrn unpaid on the 2srd day Of Dscen-
Der. isss. viii be delinquent and advcr.
ilsed fer stiie at public auction. ana "
payment II not made before viii be
s1ld on the eth day OF January. 1899.
a. the hour Of I y. m. at the office Of
the company. No. sos Mccormick block
Salt Lake city. Utah, 20 pay asses
ment and cosss OF advertising and eS'
pvnscs of safe.
BRIANT =. YOUNG. Secretary.
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CITY Scayenger No. 5.

cLcsr1s AND cEssPooLs CLrANM
end all Kinds Of scavenger work done p,qmpv
", thcrouahIy and st fair prices Aidrs.s
"a stc,Yensotfs avenue Ofdsrs taken - "
veos eoueh Temple soo>
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NOriun 40 ol,,n,io,.
Estate OF nober, wr,,,,

''slN wright deceased
Creditors viii prpen, claim, ..,,
vouchers 90 the undsrslsn,h viii
residence. go north Ninth wes y NJ
salt Lake city. On or before ~ r.,
day OF March. A. n. iS1l "s ia
,,, JOHN u. WRIGHT
Robert Wright. Deceased
itth. A. II. iS9S. ''''sneT
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DELINQUENT SoricE.

Grown Poln, Mining Company. Prlnci.
pal office, room 2il ATLAS block.
city of salt Lake. State Of Utah.
Location Of works ana mines In u,ntah
Mining District. Park City. sum
init County. STATE OF Utah.
NOTfCE.-Therc are delinquent on
the following described stock on. hr.
count OF assessment No. Of cents
per share IN the capital stock of said
company. levied on the 2ari day Of
July. 1895. the several amounts set
opposite the names Of the respective
shtfeholdef-s M fofioNa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-28

The undersigned will eel a, pnyu,
sale eight shares Of the capital ,,ots
~ the riah a salt lake Canal oo-.
pany, and all she following isser.b1i
tract ~ land to-wlt.
Commencing at thc ruf,hae,l coffs,
Of the northeast quarter o. srctks
tmriy.thrcc (3ll. township two %,
south OF range one uD west SAX taki
meridian. running thence eiu afy
tb0l rods. thence south hity.tsyeh All
slx-tcnths 90 s-i0l rods, lhsne, Ess
nifty ti0) RODS. thence aorth hfly.syts
and sixteenth l51 s-iO) rods 70 he tArs
VI beginning.
on or after the 18th day u Dss.n,sf.
iSgs! ana written bids win b. fstotsl
AZ the residence of Elna johrna a.
mluis,ratrx. at West Jordan. san Lils
County. Utah.
Terms Of sab. ten pr cen, al 60
date of sale and the BALLAST = ~
confirmation thereof by the sa-t
ELSA JOIiNsoN,
Admlngn'nt
BARLOW Ferguson. A,,orasy IL A.
minlstratrlx.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-28

Al meeting Of tho directors held
Friday, November I. isgs. the sale ~
delinquent stock was continued until
Monday. December 9. is9s. az o'clock
ALEX. BUCHANAN JR..
Secretary.
Dated Novcmbcr.s. 1895
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-28
DELINQUENT NOTICE

Joe Bowers Mining Company. cor.
poration. office and principal place
OF business Salt Lake city. Utah.
NOTICE.-There are delinquent upon
tho following described stock. on ac.
count OF assessment, M. I. levied on
the 10th day Of october. 1895. the SOW.
crai amounts set opposite the names OF
the respective Shareholders. as follows;
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EsTRAy rouND NOTICE.

one bay Horse, about 10 years old
white snip on nose. brand looks M
a.. on len hip.
u the above described animal Is not
Claimed ana taken away on on bef,rs
bteemuef tue ist, Il vii DO aO.g az Inc
Iily Eatruy Pound 70 y. m
JOHN q. NATION,
ioundkeeper.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-28

they uny diner on religious matters. a,
Inc same time take a gfuuite ih'eIeF'
in fhs Sibors n the Elders "1efe.
The majority Of Elders stie Ri rsSen ts
maze niied missions In Europe, VIII r.
member Eiier Emmoi j. hoWe'' 80, -
T,ris. Idaho. who returned irvn, .,,cs
resrfni mission IN Ehs,1"u H.
months ago. having ',,,,epcss
-. 't,.i.s,tiriife energy. He piid ms
~, A." ,,isit 10 salt Lake city, since ms
,,,,,r on Thanksgiving 1'y'
sIn r" returning home ne ~
emo into politics and was ihe SUI
SUI s,',,,n pomocratic candidate for as
1872 osss' al collector ~ Bear Lake couh-
~ fls,ho. during the last elec'"h'
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srrrRrrf.s SALE.

In the Third District Court Of the THIRD
judicial District. County Oh s"'
Lake, State Of Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-28

Notlce.-Thcrc are deilnducn, upon
the following described stock on &C.
count Of assessment number :, levied
on the 18Th day OF october. is9S. the
names OF the respective shareholders
a. follows;
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NOfIcE TO cRrpItn,

Estate OF Emellne Young g..
ceased. so'e. d.
cf.dltors VIII present c,,-
vouchers to the under.,,aim, ri,s
Deseret National Bank. s,,1 ei x N,
utah; on or before Inc asak. City.
March. A. ID. 1899. iEih day q;
.,n,rs.,r.,H fhuM $. Yot-No
N'', Y OF the Estate N ~
nnonng crosblc. Deceased h'nslln.
II. A. d. lSgs. '''Vh' Novemb.,
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from n. Mission fleld.

Eide ia. y. Pike. late % the Nine
teenth ward. was sren by "Nsws"
man last Friday. lie left the Center
street home on sept. 10, 1896. upon be-
ing oalled 10 fuinl u mission 60 Great
Britain. where he labored the entire
time IN the cherenhasn conference,
principally In the towns OF stroud
Cheitenham ana Bristol, whore he In
dulgeh IN stlrring times nii the hands ~
certain class OF individuals who es-
Rayed 20 elevate the "nroral tone" ~
the ancient city made Famous by Sc
bl.tAn Cabot Elder Pike returned
70 Ogden, where he now resides, on No
vember ~. 1895 having grown c1nsid.
erably IN knowledge. experience and
last bif not lenst-snture. We reports
having experienced a grand time during
his absence from the wales and dells of
rlah.
Another returned Hder who has
grown out 81 knowledge almost II
Alonz0 u, Hyde Jr., who since Aprll rs,
1896 haS been ehesnt from his home In
the Srventsenth ward. being sngaged
In missionary work In the land ~ the
kaiser. Elder Hyde returned hN Mon
day from his HELD OF action ihat was
concentrated IN the cities ~ Brrsnu,
stc.iln and Berlin. he helng president
OF the latter conference for the last few
months Of mis- mission, lie reports
the work 10 be progressing apace IN
oe'vnnny. and that there are many
rtsnds 90 the Edeu there who. while
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-28

In the Third judicial Dls,fie, c,ar
state % uthh. County u SAT-
Lake. Probate Division.
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pgLIsourSr NOTICE.
The Western oil and Gas Asphal,
Company.

Location Of Mines. Utah County. Utah.
Principal Place Of Duslncss Salt
Lake city, Utah.
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ASSESSMENT No. 4

Bullion Beck Tunnel Mining Company
Shuu'ion OF Principal Pace OF
Business, No. 40s Mccormick
Block. Salt Lake City Utah.
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DELINQUENT Sorior.
Location of Mines ard Works, cassia
County. Idaho.

There are delinquent upon the follow
Ing described stock. on account ~ As
asssmrnt No. ?. levied on the i5th day
Of September. 1893. the several amounts
set opposite the names ~ the respect
I've shareholders N follows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-28

In the matter " the Estate o, Jans
johnson, Deceased.
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ny y. q. REEDALL. Deputy ci,fs
Wadicii a Adams. Attornoyr.
The Anaconda standard., 1898-02-02
Notioe to contractors.

Sealed bids will be received by the Montana state
University Building commission at the Office OF
the architect A. j. Gibson, Missoula' Montana,
for the construction of two buildings complete
"Science Hail. and University Hall as per
plans aud specifications in the hands of the
architect.
Bids may be made 10 include steam heating
and plumbing or for construction 81 buildings
and steam heating and plumbing separately
Foundations for the above buildings are now
complete to and including water table, and the
brick will bo furnished by the eommissloners on
the ground TO he contractor At 500 per thou.
sand.
Bidders are required 10 be bona hde residents
of Montana.
Each bid must be accompanied with ceEtfhec
check gpon some solvent bank m Montana, pay
able Ia the order ~ the comm sSioncrs. Ter ~
least fNe per cent Of the amount ~ the bud. which
cheek Sill be forfeited in case any bidder reeeiv-
ing the award shall fail - prom pity eNecut" q
roTtTart with good ard sufficient sareiic>, other
wise ta he returned 10 the bidder
bids vii be received up 10 February ia. lsaS.
al = o'clock p5
The commissioners reserve the right 10 reject
any and an bid.
For frrther information apply To \ y Gibson
architect
Missoula Montana. JapaSry t ls9s.
The Anaconda standard., 1898-02-02
THE SINGING WAS FINE
But the Prompter Made Rather More
Trouble Than Old Mephistopeies.

The production of Faust" by the
Italian opera company last night gave
the great singers another opportunity
TO display their wonderful talents, but
the production WAS marred in great
measure by the loud-voiced prompter
who could he heard all over the house
and above the voices of the singers
The staging of the opera was also in
excusably slip-shod. The singing.
however, was faultless, and in the part
of Faust the marvellous voice of the
tenor Agostini was heard to especially
good advantage. Signorita Nicim' $
Marguerite Signor Francesconi'S VAL
entine. Signor Scolari as Mephisto. also
rendered their parts admirably. There
were again several enthusiastic recalls.
To- night Lucia de Lammermoor'
will he g1Nen.
The Anaconda standard., 1898-02-02
MR.. WILSON WINS OUT.
The Walters Walk out, but Dinner Con-
tinues 10 BE Served.


IT looked for Il time last evening as
if the patrons of the Butte cafe would
get no dinner. at least not at their fa-
vorite place. but the danger was avert
ed by Proprietor Wilson putting in col
ored walters To take the place of the
white men. who went on a strike be-
cause Mr.. Wilson declined To aecede To
one of their demands.
The trouble came about in this wise:
Some days ago, for reasons which ap-
peared sufficient to him, Manager
Chappell of the cafe took a meal To
room in the Butte hotel instead of
sending Il by one of the walters. Last
evening, as the dinner hour ap-
preached. one Of the walters called Mr..
Wilson into the cafe and told him that
hereafter when any meals We're to be
sent To rooms or anywhere else, the
walters would require that one of their
number be allowed to carry the tray
Mr. Wilson replied that he reserved
the right to order any person in ms
employ 10 carry meal TO room If the
circumstances justified It, The walters
replied that in that event they would
walk out. Mir. Wilson declined 10 yleld
and the walters quit. \ few minutes
later the walking delegate of the Wait
ers' union appeared and ordered the
kitchen crew out If any new walters
were DuA VII SV ~ W AitN'Ai 80 'NN =
force of colored men and the dinner
went on as usual. Later in the even
ing the representatives attempted 10
settle the matter. but Mr.. Wilson de-
clined To take back the cid force IL re-
auired to take the two who caused the
trouble. The difficulty Was finally ad-
iusted by Mr. Wilson paying the two
he declined to employ further week $
wages and agreeing TO take back the
rest of the force, he being accorded the
right To send a meal To a room by an
other than a waiter If he chose,
The Anaconda standard., 1898-02-02
Fiood of EXPORT Orders.

A Cleveland manufacturer just returned
from Europe says; we are running
our mills night and day. double time. and
cannot keep up with orders. Ne are get
ting orders from Bohemia. ItalN. Norway,
Russia. Spain France and almost every
other European country. / have been IN
nearly every country in Europe within
the last few months and I have been
stunned by the way American goods have
taken preference over others Almost all
the street ear equipments electrical. lit
tfnrs and general machinery now beng
purchased ia Europe ar of American
manufacture"
The Anaconda standard., 1898-02-02
why the Aspen shakes.

The quiver of the aspen leaves is due
to the fact of the leaf stalk being fiat on
the sides and so thin about the middle
that the slightest breath of wind sets
all the leaves wagging horizontally. A
single leaf plucked off and taken by the
end Of the leaf stalk between the thumb
and forefnger admirably illustrates the
peculiarty of the aspen.
The Anaconda standard., 1898-02-02
source of the Gulf stream.

Recent Investigations by DR.. Linden
Kohl have shown that the principal source
of the gulf stream is not the Florida
channel but the region between ana be-
side the islands of the West Indies AT
Bnioni the volume of this warm water
Is 80 times as great as the combined vol
ume of all the rivers in the world at their
mouths.
The Anaconda standard., 1898-02-02
BY A cAyE-IN.
Two Men Badly Hurt at the Power Com
pany's Big Hole Dam.

Thomas Wilson and Thomas Williams,
two labpring men employed on the con-
struction of the Montana Power com
pany's dam at Big Hole, were brought
to the city and taken to St James nos
pital yesterday suffering from severe
injuries received in cave-in. wilson
and Williams were working at the iool
of the embankment, shoveling gravel
when another workman. who was pick
ing the ground, loosened the ground di-
rectly above them. Several tons came
down, catching the two men. wilson
had his left leg broken at the thigh, and
Williams had hip dislocated.
The Anaconda standard., 1898-02-02
No.ro-l,sa ier Eifty Cents.

Guaranteed tobacco habit cure makes weak
men .tfuusi blqod pure 90 II All druggists.
The Anaconda standard., 1898-02-02
cror,est scenery in the world.

Along the Rio Grande Western rail-
way. the Great Salt Lake route.
Through tourist sleepers to Chicago
and Boston four days each week via
fhe only route to the East through Salt
Lake City. Ticket Office 81 East Broad
way, Butte. w. c. Mcbride, Agent.
The Anaconda standard., 1898-02-02
o,I,nnneIl at IL Again.

The wife of Ed O'Donneu a man With
long record IN police circles, COM
planned To the police last evening that
her husband was making life a burden
IL her. and asked for police interNen-
ton Captain Dawson ordered % Don
nelrs arrest IL he continues To annoy
his wife. 0aDonneli Is frequently in the
city jail for The a busc uf tho woman.
The Anaconda standard., 1898-02-02
Rubber Goods for kIondikers

Should be of the best quality. Rubber
goods bearing the Gold Seal" trade
mark are the best that can be made.
and include ''Snag Proof Boots, as well
as all other Rubber goods that are
needed for Klondike outfits. These
goods are made and sold by The Cod
year Rubber Co, 9S-102 r. 1th st, st.
Paul and If your dealer does not keep
them you can obtain them by serlins
to Goodyear Rubber 90.
The Anaconda standard., 1898-02-02

DR. Wm e. Dodd. Rooms rs, Owsley
block, makes a specially OF hitting
glasses. Examination free.
The Anaconda standard., 1898-02-02
GOT A MOVE ON.
Dir. McDonald's Driver Tries Ia Break
OstIer .Ioe's Record.

Henry Johnson. driver for DR. Me
Donald. was arrested last evening for
fast driving, He came down Main
street At gait that made pedestrians
dodge for their lives and when an Off
Ger cautioned him he used unbecom-
ing language and soon found himself
in the city Jail. Or Mcdonald ap-
peared and bailed him out. and Incl
dentally gave the officers a piece of his
mind for interfering with his driver.
The Anaconda standard., 1898-02-02

Denny 0,Neai. Denny Shea, G.
smith aud charles Wilson got into a
quadrauguIar r6N uH West copper
street last cveuine and vere= locked up
IN the city jail
The Anaconda standard., 1898-02-02
SANITARIUM

Dr. Anna Steuernagel treats all DIS
eases of women, Room, board ana 'fsat-
ment reasonable. For further ihlofma.
ton inquire or address
at - ux ca U..tta Tel IA
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SCOTT RELEASED.
Judge Jacobs Grants Application for
Writ Of Habsas Gerpux

J. T. Scott. the man VINO was arrested
in this city last Friday ny Instructions
OF chef Of Police Reed on a charge Of
enlpeZzl.ng f~cn the Great Western rail
road az Dubuque. Ia. confined III the
city ts.l ana later removed 70 tie county
prison. whore he has since remained, was
yesterday released on a hagsess corpus
proceeding Instituted n the criminal de-
partmens Of the superior court.
The ground on Which Judge jacobs
grantod the defendants petition for re-
.sas. was that the sheriff had acted con-
trary 70 the statutes in failing 20 give
Sc-tt q hearing wIt7in fweniy -fotIr hos1rs
after his arrest. ihps. by usglect.ng his
ministerial daty. deoarring the prisoner
from his right - enter hall
Attorney Wirsor appeared fer Scott ard
pepsliy Prosecuting Attorney Fulton for
the state. Argument e counsel h1i fire.
auen. recourse % t.se statutes governing
the arres, and imprisonment Of fug3t,yes
from sho justice Of states NJ. W5nS9r
cos ended that IN acton % the sheriff
made she present and the further deferI-
ton of tbs prisoner Illegal uBde- the
laws q Washington. white Mr.. Fulton az
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Restaurants order Granted.

There is trouble a. 100 Occidental ave
rGe. A. least. that is the material center
Of the taugle which yesterday made its
Way into the superior court In the form
of a suit brought by II. NJ. He.neFnan
against Max Krowe. Edward Fos Toael
as trustee. Greenh.att ~ Bridge ana Nina
Broffeie. 20 restrain Non Tobel fres1 pay
ing over 10 GTeenblatt & Bridge any mon
eys coming 10 him as trustee and mort
gage. or otherwise, by the safe Of any OF
the property included and covered By two
certain chattel mortgages, until he fur
Their order of the court.
According 10 the complaint, krowe be-
came insolvent in April last, owing TO
tweniy-tnree creditors the sum total OF
sli 80. To secure this he gave seven
chat;el mortgages on the stock in his
store on Occidental avenue 10 his cred
itors, and then surreptitiousiy gave fraud
ulen; mortgages 10 Greenblatt a. Bridge
and Nina Broffele for bogus indebted
nesSes IN the sum OF S3s.9. the object be
ing to defraud. Plaintiff asks for the re-
moval of Won Tobel a. trustee. Judge
Moore signed the restraining order asked
for
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10 and 80 New York block.

gued that although the sheriff had bs@a
guilty Of a ministerial nSg. x1ce. aS the
law terms x. that negligence did 10; az
r2sss the rSat Of the state TO bold tae
prisoner. because 4 Caaid he instantly
reEseiied by granting the hearing neglect
ed The court however. w1.1e admit
ting the arguuas NJ 20 b~ !ns~nIoGs. could
not sustain It. and Scogt was allowed 70
go free.
Mr.. Fulton said afserwasl that Officers
are now On ghst way asgS from Dubuque
with extrAditsoa lsapeis. and tlat SCOT
would probably be rearyested On The osd
warrant before he could .ea*e the c-ty.
He said. however. taat z this We're doGe
X would or Sven 20 thai ne would have
a hearing promptly ard given an opIsog-
;uni1F 10 enter tsa-l. 50 that the statutes
should not again be trans gresSei.
The circumstances CT Scots arrest tc-
eTnbe:szlemeFst and the part played ny "thc
woman in. the case were fully STATED IN
the host-fnte. lgeFcesr a, the ejale.
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Suit for So on promlssory note vas
yesterday entered In the superior ConFt bE
w &. Bronson against Albert Je@t 81 al
JUICE henson yesterday appointed WIZ
lam n Mover A. sheriff Of King county.
receiver OF IN. pardv-Y yukon Trading and
Transportation company.
Ia the criminal department Of the supe-
ri5F court Yesterday. Tom Murphy ani
pleaded not guilty. TAelr trials were Sc;
for June %
judge M0ora has dismissed. at the COS;
of the plaintiff, the case - iha Fl;y az Sc
attIe ~ Waldo \. Yates. as executor ~
the Will ~ susan II. Yates, II which plain
TN excerpts. and exception Is allowed.
SuIt for Judgment IN the sum Of $50 has
been brought III ihe superior c2uFt by
ages being claimed for the erldine II
r@ffh avcnue, 81 from, % pia.nu;E's prep
cry,
+ \. Hendricks ard Charles Weber.
Jacobs court. have filed motion for uew
ir!al an the grounds Il .nSuGictucy ~
evidence - justify the verdict aa1 error
81 }aw excepted 70.
J. c Reynolds ard ole jacobson were
brought before thc court Yesterday - plead
4, the charge 81 robbery. Tasy refused Jo
plead and judge J&cogss ordered p'ea %
nat gritty - Ne entered f3r each. The case
wa -; fer 'r:al Ju1e =
I1eferjaNt - fac case ~ II. y HastirSs.
a receiver ot fne SECURITY savings tEak.
- l. T.. Moore. has entered m2.loa f5-
new trial ou tAe grounds - usum.cteurv
~ evidence 90 Jus.sfy tie decision and
error ~ sAw excepted 60
Plas~gir IN the ease cf t1s y. / tf3taI~
ing Company ~ Thomas II Claccy and
peter Z Burns. Lou GRAHAM - ,ater-
Vtnc~ has t}ed an exception "a 5}-GSmert
awarded on iae grounds ~ iGs4T.cle0cy
cf evidence AMI error g l2R.
\ decree q absolute divorce was yes.er-
d4S granted ay Judge Benst1 10 Mass
bates as8.rst ora Bates The de,rvs al
lows ,he p.as2ttf 80 reAGme her maiden
name ~ Magg.e Strr.F. AID Is granies on
the grounds ~ deserisoE snI aou-suppoTj.
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~ ARMY AND NAVY

wanting The Northern Pacific has x II
cop;a ~ cgt q ;he Main" map 81 tH3ha
list - United states and Spanish naval
v,-sst'+ interior drawings u hat,3eShip.
illustrations - I1i;ed safes ant Spanish
sesrs c'Ns~1Ty - navy ard army wofaS
tl@e - distances. 80. 1aq 7fers ~ United
S.siss ships ava army rovps .&st % Unltrd
S:stea vsEirf1's ara Their commanders
ana e'aee .7t nation very HseGs. a.d val
pal 'e a. q - re
Tee Book Hts ehc YES, pocket ard fs up
f>-6s.e "E t'Aas : Ere General Pas
<'9ve7 AceU. y 4 n s.: Paul M.nu..
- seq E s,t :'re book IS yours
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licenses 10 wed have been issued TO the
following persons:
Charles W. Denny and Ada Eice. both
of South Seattle. Felix Ducio md Edna
CuShmau. both of South Seattle; George
Harrison. OF Skagway. and Alice Ross. Of
cotton. Henry g. iiblett and Margaret
Elizabeth AShwcrth. both OF Seattle.
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SEM to the Hefurni school.

Judge Jacob, yesterday committed -
the state reform school aJ Caehalis Frank
Morobsky, aged sl6. and Jimmy Quinn.
aged Il. IncorT.gihishy - the charged
agasI.s, the boys. bat Ia View Of tho cir
Gums. ances they will be Iarc.ed cong be-
fore the allotted age Of IS and If they
show any disposition 10 mend their de'en-
ZION VIII not be for more than six months.