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, 1898-12-09
0|NGsMCONGREss
HOUSE PASSES THE DEFICIENCY
BILL FOR NEARLY
$4,000, 900.
Democrats Do Not Obstruct the Bill
Amendment Made That the Bill
Shall Not be Construed to Alter the
Volunteer act OF April 22-Stand-
ing Army.

~ eHo ave
ments was passed by the house today
practically without opposition.
A fear had been expressed that the
measure might open up a prolonged
debate upon the conduct of the war, but
the democratic leaders decided that
such a debate would properly become
later upon the regular appropriation
bills, or upon the bill for the reorgani-
cation OF the army. There was not q
word OF criticism of the war during
the debate.
The only point upon WHICH an issue
was raised today was as to whether the
bill provided, as 1t did, for the pay OF
the volunteers until July l, 1899, might
not be construed as a modification OF
the law under which the volunteers
were mustered into service. Mr.. McRae
of Arkansas offered an amendment
providing that 1t should not be so con-
strued and upon 1T there was a general
discussion as to the advisability as to
mastering the volunteers out before the
regular army was increased. Mr.. Can
non finally accepted the McRae amend
ment and that removed the only shad-
ow Of opposition to the bill.
A number of amendenus were
adopted upon the recommendation of
the appropriation committee, which re-
ceived some supplemental estimates
after the bill was prepared.
The largest of these was an item of
s 5000, 900 for an emergency fund for
the war department, $578,OO0 for the
ordinance department, increasing the
amount carried by the bill to $50, $685.
1872.
The conference report upon the bill
to render the sureties OF cousuls, vice
consuls and consu rar agents liable for
damage suits at law was adopted.
Mr.. Underwood, democrat OF Ala
bama, Intercepted Mr.. Cannon with a
view to Receiving a statement as to
the disposition to be made of the vol
unteer army.
Mr.. Cannon said the treaty Of peace
might be ratified in January, it might
not be ratified for months. Nc one
could tell what was in front Of Us. We
must deal with the situation. The
volunteer army might be mustered
out and its place taken by the regular
army. That was a matter for the fu-
ture to decide, but he felt confident
that the treasury would be rich enough
and congress will see enough to meet
any emergency.
Mr.. Sayers, democrat of Texas, the
ranking minority member Of the ap-
preparation committee, gave his I'M
qualified endorsement Of the bill
which, he said, did not affect in any
the legislation regarding the volunteer
or regular armies. 1t simply made an
appropriation to support the present
naval and military establishments. The
bill was based on the theory that the
volunteers would continue in service
until July l, 1899. If they were mus
tered out the appropriations would be
covered back into the treasury.
Mr.. Livingston, democrat of Georgia,
expressed the opinion that the law
under which the volunteers were mus
tered into service was subject to double
, 1898-12-09
N|CARAGUAN CANAL
CONGRESS FAVORABLE TO VERY
SPEEDY ACTION ON THIS
MEASURE.

England Digs up the Old Clayton
Bulwer Treaty of 1850 AS a Basis
For Her Rights-Department of
State Declines to Recognize the
Claim.
, 1898-12-09

Two hundred and six holidays in the
year, as against l59 school daysl That's
the record of public instruction in
France. To begin with, there is The
regular midsummer holiday, which Gov
ers q period of Ga days. That's pretty
good for a starter. Then there are the
Sundays. They are holidays of course
everywhere, but they count an addi-
tional 90 days. Then ten days are al.
lowed for the proper celebration Of
Christmas and New Years. To be thor
oughly observant of the great feast of
Eiastertide ID days are given, Thurs
days are holidays, and that means 90
more days of no labor. All Saints
comes in for three days holiday, st.
C~harlemagne two days, Shrove Tuesday
and Ash Wednesday two days, Whit
Juntide three days. and three days to
make merry when the national fete in
| July rolls round. The rest of the year
the children are supposed to study
Philadelphia Ledger.
The Blight OF Free Trade-The
Blessing Of Protection" is the title Of
a document just Issued by the Ameri-
an Protective Tariff league. This
document clearly demonstrates the eff
feet of the system Of free trade under
the Wilson tariff, and of protection IN.
der the Dingley tariff. 1t is based on
the result Of the tariff leagues indus
trial census, and should be in the hands
of every voter. Seven copies to any
address for six cents. Address W. F.
Wakeman, General Secretary, No. 1876
West 23d Street. New York.
The Weekly Republican only 81 per
, 1898-12-09

We will sell Turkeys,
Ducks and Geese at
IL lao per lb. and
Chickens at loo. Gel
cry at 80 q bunch.
Pacific Market.
, 1898-12-09

The Weekly Republican only 81 per
year when paid for In advance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-06
MINING STOCK BUSINESS
I, Was Quite Lively In he PHI Of The Exchange
Today.
BRISK TRADING IN GOOD SECURITIES.
ocyscr- Marion. Grand Central aud Mcrcur
Among the seller. Tho tncic sam
and Iiumbug Mines.

Despite the opening 81 the big Min
lng Congress. which naturally drew a
good many away from the pit the
brokers enjoyed an active day on the
exchange. over 1000 shares Of stock
changing hands during the regular
call.
Bullion Beck held up well In the bid
ding. and. though inactive. was wanted
ut 1856. while there were no offerings
under $500 contennial-E Eureka re-
NAMED firmly bid for. "a ala also Daly
West. but the frst to share In the trad
ing was -Four Aces. which throw down
1000 shares at Z cents ana could have
sacrificed more at a close figure, had
holders decided 10 offer Il upon the al
tar. Dalton and Lark gave evidence
of renewed life. 90 20 speak. In a ready
bid OF 10 cents but a. none was sold
others were taken up, among them
Geyser- Marion. which sold OF ti
cents, a figure which was much In cvl.
dence for the stock. Grand Central
the new dividend payer. handed out
100 shares at 81 and Mcrcur followed
closely after In transfers at TlO, the
stock doposting 900 shares at this hE.
ure. Mammoth was a tribe weak ana
ala no business but Northern Light
with a weakness that knows no bounds,
threw down roll OF $500 shares. the
lot bringing but a cent a share or 100.
The remaining listed stocks were not
sellers but posted fairly stationary hg-
urca.
Changing corners the brokers took up
the minor securities and did business
In Chloride Point. Richmond Anaconda
| and Sunbeam the former selling at ~
cents. the next at cents and the lat
ter at cents and all freely sought at
! ter at the figures mentioned. swansea
was Atlll n favorltc In the bidding hut
had no offerings. while Dexter also
presented firm front together with
| Routh Swansea and Omaha.
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European Mission.
fMnlonnlll star juno 2ll

tMlllonnlll star juno 2ll
Tho Cunard liner Etrurla arrived on
Saturday last from New York. Among
her passengers were Or. James H. TAI
maRc Of Salt Lake clty. Bishop Robert
Price ~ Paris, Idaho, together With
Elder JAMES ~, wallis, editor nf the
Post ~ the same city. The two latter
are visiting their native land for thr
purpose ~ genealogical research.
Elder TnlmaEu has brought with HIN
largo collection ~ Views ~ Utah
scenery and places ~ intorcst through
out the "Beohiyr state These views
that are very superior works ~ art
suitable FOR HttrcOptican dlaplayA, are
the property of the Church ana are In.
tended 20 be used DUNG projected
series Of lectures 10 he delivered IN
some ~ the principle cities throughout
the European mission, In the near fu-
turo.
We are In receipt Of n letter from
Elder Halldnr johnson. who lDft islth.
May 18th. en- route 20 open NJ mis-
sion IN hIf native land. Iceland. His
letter informs ~ that he had arrived
there In safety May 30th. ana although
twelve days Journey across the sen
from any Elders ho u feeling well both
physically and spiritually and alraady
has made several friends.
Releases aud AppOlntmcnts-El Elder
Inbez W. West has been released from
the Manchester conference and appoint
ed 10 labor a. travelling Elder In the
London conference.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-06

II speaks volumes Tor palnc's celery
compound that ~ an the many women
who have recovered health by ltn
means very many were induced TO take
u through the persuasion ~ other Voc
men-slsterH. mothers or friends
When sick and feeble sufferer la
seen to gain steadily DO health and
Virur from taking ralnv'H celery COM
pound mo- room fnr doubt ia lHft 90 the
most stubhofn.mludcd pgu1u. This
joyous transformation from HIekn0aa 20
health IL EnlnF on IN thousands ~
homes this spring.
Here Is the expert nce-llko that ~
hundreds % othgra=of Mrs a. II.
StuddH'
iss n st., ". w. Washington. y. G..
Wells. Ri,hardHou a COS
Grntlcmen-pnlnc'a celery compound
was recommended 90 my husband by
his father VINO told him 10 have me Try
g. Tor with other remedies ! ala not
H,vm 20 be getting better I was auficr-
lng from nerVOusnUfH and my baby
seemed 20 nurse u from me, aH aht
did not sleep more than 70 20 20 mln-
utrs at any time. I also suffered from
indigestion and very torpid liver. ! ma
that painc'R celery compound not only
comes up 20 what you say. but that u
Il, without doubt. the best tonic and
remedy for women. ! DO not think u
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WEATHER REPORT.


Weather report showing observa.
lions at am. todayi
salt Lahe-Barometer, 29:sb; tenn.
Prature, 90; minimum. "a; wind.
southeast light; cloudy.
Baker city barometer. $1,000; tenn
ptrature,fii minimum. a.. wind, south,
miles per hour. clear.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS. 29:7G. tenn
pcrature' 90; minimum. bs. wind.
north miles per hour; clear.
Havre - Barometer 2a.Ss, tempern-
lure, ~ minimum, 30, wind, south
West. u miles per hour; clear.
Helena-liarometer, 30.0i: tempern-
ture, IS; minimum. 20; wind, south
west ) miles per hour clear.
Idaho Falls Barometer. $3.50, tenn
SOUTH miloa per hour; clear.
General and local forecasts for "a
hours ending y. m. Wednesday:
For Utah Forecast made at San
Francisco:
Generally fair tonight ana Thursday,
stationary temperature.
For SAT- Lake city and vicinity,
Far tonight ana Thursday; station.
airy temperature.
], II. SMITH.
'oaerver. Weather Bureau.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-06

silver bsis; lead $3.50.
At present salt Lake II swarmed
with Mining Congress delegates
Tlntlc's delegates % tho Mining con-
gross have headquarters In the o. n
n. hail on Second South street
W. II. Wilson OF the undlnc ia IN
the city looking hale and hearty, Mr
Wilson IL one of the Utah county dele
gates to the Mining CbngrosS
The Grand Valley Times says that
eight or ten prospectors from Colorado
came Into Min creek the past week,
Those we had the opportunity To meet
were wen pleased with their first OBJ
servatlons OF the m0uriaina.
Grand Valley Times; l.. H. Eddy
and l.. l.. Grape win leave tomorrow
for prospecting trip 10 tho Dolores
river. southeast OF the la sails in
Colorado, Mr. Grape has done some
prospecting IN that section and has
discovered some fine prospects
The Copper Mountain Mining ooin-
rany has elected DR., NJ n. Buck,
president, a. j. MoMullen, vice prvsl-
dent. l.. II. Bonson. secretary, and a,
+. Weaverllng, treasurer. These with
c. $. Graham and two others TO be
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-06

ond train, which arrived ut 1880 was
prrsldent Lorenzo Snow and Elder
Charles w. PcnrJsc. and ID was expect
ed me In the afternoon Presidents
Wiiford Woodruff and Joseph r. Smith.
II not President George q. Cannon also,
would join the veterans In their annual
outing.
II need scarcely II said that the trip
was one % the most enjoyable over
entered into BY the Old Folks. They
came from Davis. Salt Lake aud Utah
counties and the outing seemed 60 act
~ an elixir ~ life. 20 young dld most
" them appear 10 be. The rcd badge
Indicating over 20 years. was the most
In evidence. although the blue was
worn By quite number, this color
representing those over 40 years OF age.
The white badge. indicating four score
ana ten. could also be- seen here and
there In the vast asscmblaEe.
Too much praise cannot be given "a
those who lent assistance. The Ola
Folks look upon thcm as their friends
ana the friendship OF such veterans Il
worth great deal. May they live
long TO enjoy numerous such occa-
Fl0uH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-06

Al noon today the drawing took place
f,r the beautiful uprirht Klmbau pia.
ma which has Eraced tho show windows
and store of the Utah Mercantile
company. Cor sometime naat-and llber-
nliv advertised 90 be Eivn away 10 the
1ns h9iims the lucky ticket. There
waa a large number Of people In tho
store at the time me drawing took
y, r,pJom from the crowd, hlindf0lded,
anb nnlsr Inc direction % the commit
A." Nessre. T.. q, Hardy, Isaac nart0n
i H. gelgel the drawing was cone
SmSt'5 A great deal " enthusiasm
~, dlsplaytd by the crowd while the
y ,.,,inr Wa In progress 20 determine
WHAT should he tho fayored number,
which finally proved % De aszi, Series
A. and the holder OF lhla ',thet - re-
quested TO call and secure 'he prize
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mIsINa coNnnrss rxcrnsloss


Special excursion to bingham, the
"old reliable" ~ Utah, at $500 a. M,
Saturday. July OH. Fare 500 round
trip. The wonderful Highland BOY
mine has been especially lighted by
electricity for the honont OF the Min
ing delegates. Return train arrives
SAT- Lake city $3.50 D.. M.
The second excursion win be a. the
Tluuc District Eureka, Mammoth
silver city. Dumoud-on Sunday July
10Th. at S'i5 20. m, VII Rio Oruude
Western hallway The big mines
will D., thrown open 10 the Inspection
OF th. visitors. Return special will
leave silver city az $3.50 y, M. Nam
moth as q. m, aud Eureka 600 pm.
arriving Salt Lake city at 0 D. m.
Tare or round trip, $500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-06

The Lshi delegation TO the Intorna-
tlonal Mining Congress arrived this
morning and consisted OF the following
well known gentlemen; w. H. Racker.
John Roberts Jr, otto Hudson. W. n.
Rutt and John ]. Thomas, All the above
gentlemen are connected with Utah
mining enterprises. Mr.. John J. Thomas
II working very pfomlHlng properties
az Fish Springs and reports regular
shipments from the Early Harvest
mine.
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elected later on. win constitute tho

elected later on. viii constitute tho
directory.
a. T.. Mohr aud 81 = Pcyncrt Of I'll
Gin. who have been ont nearly four
weeks prospecting IN the north end %
tho la sails. came In last evening on
their way home. says the Grand VALLEY
Times. They are we'll pleased with
the La Sal prospects They made H0v
erai locations and viii return o. do
some development work.
The following names are registered
nt Tlntic headquarters q. 4. a. hall,
the list showing quite a number uf
visitors ana mining mem =. T. Jnnrt,
H. J. Kroup0. and a. A. Noon, Provo,
Ncphl Packard. Sprlngyillr; merlin
Plumb and David HoCs. Mammoth, J..
j. Thomas. LehI. Jesse knight ana W.
4. Dunyon. Eural; William Hond,
Mnmmoth W. ~. Ncabit. Eureka. e.
" Wheeler. Robert Martin and Rome
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-06
sls.oo DAILN nATT. siAoo
90
Omaha aud Itttt m

on each day until october 18th. the
Union Pacific VIII soil tickets a. omaha
and return az rate ~ $500 with limit
~ Nov 10Th. Tho Union Pacific operate
tho most handsomely equipped trlluH
IN the WHst which make many hours
quickest time Co all points East only
line east from Utah with Dining and
nunet smoking ana Library Cars For
fun Information. reservation of hHrthH
and purchase Of tickets, call 40 The 'ull
Stand" 20i Main Street, ur address ~
M clay General Agent slit Lake
Guy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-06
uNLIsTED STOCKS.
Stocks
TRANsFEns OF RTOCKs.

Four Aces. 1000 shares % &c.
GeyHcr- Marion. 900 ~ 1gisc.
Grand Central. 100 % 81.
Mcrcur, 200 a. $40.
Northern Light, $500 q 10.
Richmond Anaconda. $500 q &c.
chloride Point. 900 a. Ole.
Sunbeam. 1900 N Go.
Total shares sold, 1890.
Selling value OF stocks, f2,slI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-06

what among human M are more am
nuylng than pilyHf The ninlgtiun that
prevents active exercise are had
enough. but one that makes even rest
miserable II worse. Women are among
its greatest mnrtyrH TAliLEiNS
nUCKEYE PILE OINTMENT viii
cure the most obstinate eases. Price,
20 cts. In bottle, tubes '5c. Sold hy b.
G 80. l. Drug pcpt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-06

Mrs Lydia NJ. Hayden ot Marion.
Ind. wrlt,Hi
"iioforu commcncinr she use ~
painc'H celery compound I WAS treated
by many doctors ana tried many RENEE
dies. but ala not get any h1tt0r. l
seemed To- be- an broken down. I was
tired an the time aud my constitution
SEEMED Co hU giving out I weighed
only no pounds last fall when {
commenced using puinc'H crlrry com,
pound. IN lrFs than two months I
weighed 10 pounds. an unusual wcirht
for me. 1 have had better health ever
Since ana have felt better this summer
than l have fnr years
MY little daughter was away from
home On O. visit, ana came home lunf-
lng 40 10 she had had u hard Hlrknrrt. I
went right away aud got hrr bottle NJ
ralnU'n celery compound, ana nhc has
had buttor health since than she rvct
had In her lifc. eats hearty ana In
growing fast"
80 woman IN any way out Of health
can IN justice 60 h.rsriff and her fnml-
Is fall io take pnlue'H celery compound
when ~ power uf restoring health is
Nm nhundautly proved.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-06

Every day. Including sunday. the
Utah Central Railway makes round
trip rate ~ 90 cents tn - Grand and
IhnruuhH. % cents 90 Upper Hhnlv.
Cnmmlsslunary and barclays Also rate
ut 81 Go liTEhtuu'H ana return thr
quickest aud most comfortable route
to nrlghtou's 10 via the railroad 70
Park city Tho purlry Canyon road lH
one 90 thr best ln tho state. BlcAClrra
usr the railroad to Halfway House and
coast hlmu, 90 they can 900 through iu
Park CIty and bicycle homo entire dlsa
lance on good road. Bicycles carried
free on Sunday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-06

Jesse Knight one OF the foremost
mining men Of Tlntic. reports every
things NJ at the Uncle Sam and Hum
bug going on splendidly. considerable
prospecting being done whit very fav-
orablo results. Mr. KNIGHT anticipates
new discoveries nt both properties. aH
Indications OF ore are encountered every
day In the prospecting tunnels OF the
two ombfyotlc bonnnEaa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-06

Disease ~ cured not ny magical in.
carnations hut by medical science
Hence IL H. that Ayers sarHnparlla
cures. aud that Il proves Hu um.uDutly
successful II iH sklllfully-pfg-
pared and strictly semitic blood
purlner aud tonic. the only Uno admit
ted at the Worlds Fair
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-06

Bob Moore. NJ La Fayftte. Ind, says
that Tor constipation h. has found -.
Wits Little Early RiHerH 90 be perfect
They never Fflpo. Try thrm Tor STONE
hch and liver troubles. a. =, schrlmm,
Mccormick Bldg, cor Main st.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-06

Salt Lake office " First National
Bank OF Park city. WIN make loans
at reasonable rates, long or short time
on real estate, st0ckl, bouiu. mort.
cages, or approved personal security
O. J. AALlgBURN, President.
sAlI j. KENYON. Tr0asuies
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-06

Thousands OF persons have been
cured uf piles By using puWittH witch
Hazel S1lvo. n houlF promptly uud
cures rrEemH ana nll skin diseases, ~
gives immediate relief 4. q. Schramm,
M.NmrnI-L nllE.. Cor. MnIm 81
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-06
NEW SCHOOL BUILDING.
conlrae, lei for Ne. School in the IVES, Part Of
the City.

At a meeting Of the board ~ cduca-
ton held last night communication
was received from Tho Tribune Job
Printing company and twelve other
bidders on school supplies, protesting
against the action Of the board In ac-
ccpilng the bid Of the Moscr- burgess
Paper Co, Of Chicago FOR school sup
piles. II was alleged In the protest that
In considering the bids the committee
did not follow the published require
menls. thereby causing their action To
BE- unjust 10 some Of the competitors.
After discussion, however. the Osmmlt-
tees report was adopted.
chief DCvine notified the board that
IRE escapes and stand pipca must be
placed In all school buildings.
The following were engaged as teach
cra Tor the HlGh school Tor the year be.
ginning July I. with salaries given.
Marjorie Paine $50; Elsie \. Faust,
$50. Emily Colderwood. $50; Ettella
Tookor. $50; Mary v. Hall. N5. Mamie
a. Keller. SEQ, Mary Connolly. $50;
May Thayno. $40; Ray RiEE, $40; Lee
nora samson, $40: Estella Taylor. SO.
Myra S0wlca, $40. and fnez Peak. $40.
Applications for positions as teach
orn were received as fOllowaI
Georgia MCMannhs. Colorado Springs.
Colo. l.. W. Richards Minneapolis.
Mimi: Bennett N. Allen 1reencaHtlc,
Ind: l.. u. stevens. Hamilton, n. T.;
Elizabeth y. Francis. I'rceport. MS
Mary Ellen Mortcnson. Fairbault.
MINI; 1sora l.. Carver, oskalooaa. la;
W. II. Bullock. Pleasant Grove. Utah,
Maurice g, Boyd. oWodbury, Conn. (;
II. \. McClelland. Faycttc. Ia: Adolph
bernhard, stonccrcck. o.: Anna q.
culbgrtson, Macomb. MS; l., y. War
rem, Pnmpln. Va; Waiter J. Kenyon.
stanford university, Cal.
Applicants for the suporlntendoncy
were received ~ follows:
II. NJ. Barrett, Denver. colo: s. A.
Farnaworth. 81. Paul. Mimi. n, I.
Hamilton, Huntington. Ind: c. q.
white. Lake Linden, Mich; J.. G. Hou-
scr, panyiile. Pa; John a; Hancock
Chicago. MS; J. X. Light, Mt Grctua,
Pa: y. T.. Smith. Atlanta. Ga; Tilmon
Jenkins, Worcester. Mass: William =.
Snyder. Iohnstown, y, Y. W. W. Glen
denim. Baton Rouge, La.
The ireaHurcr'a report for the month
of June was prcsented as follows
Cash ON hand June i....,,.,.ssG02 900 %
Tuition fees received. o.
k,ht '..''. .,.,'' 'sss''''''ss'' ll
Fines on books .........."... i55 Is
5000 O.
Paid clerks warrants ....... $3.50 i5
Balance on hand June SOS 7.Asi II
The following bids for the erection Of
two-Htory clght-room school buiidinp
AZ the corner OF Eighth West and Sixth
South streets were received;
salt Lake Building and Manu-
featuring company sib. b3C
Asper; Noall q co.,,.,.......,,,. 1850
~ d. hralh ''ss''s'ss 1h,goa
Commercial MN g building Co. 1915
ON motion OF Wilson the bid OF the
Salt Lake building and Mamfaetur-
ing company was accepted.
Iayrolls In the sum Of s2,75G.07 and
/ bus amounting 10 siiSGC were np-
proved and the board adjourned until
| tomorrow evening.
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Balance on hand June SOS 7.Asi II
The following bids for the erection of
two-story clght-room school building
NJ the corner OF Eighth West aud Sixth
South streets were received;
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. u HIWIH ''sf'ssssssftssss In,VNI
Commercial MN & building Co. ig.its
on motion OF Wilson the bid OF the
SAT- Lake Buildlng and Manufacture
ing company was accepted
Payrolls In the sum Of 81, 1907 ana
hllH amounting 10 tilSGG were an
proved and the board adjourned until
tomorrow evening.