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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-02-12

There is . dIstinctiyeness in the gen.
eral outline Of the Rambler wheels,
made BY the Gormully a JeffeEy Mfg.
Co. the result Of correct proportions
and symmetry Of design. Most promi-
nent among the Rambler features are
the -dished" sprocket, the ne-piece
rolled steel forged fork crown, with the
new style spear.head reinforcements,
the lap-brazed dartmouth and spear
bead reinforced joints, the employment
Of steel In sheet form wherever possible.
The long bearing distances, with the mar.
row tread, the II crank, and @. e. ].
tifOs.
Lap braxing was originated and pat
ented By the Rambler people. The pro-
Co.'S b simple. and in that simplicity
lies its great strength. Instead Of being
perforated 10 receive the forging, or
-thimble" stamping, CeIther Of which
adds weight the tube which IL 70 re-
eelve attachment ls left intact and the
end OF the attachment tube IL fiared,
spread around the supporting tube and
securely brazed after being properly re.
inforced. One never hears Of the Ram
bier breaking or becoming loosened at
the joints. 0freinforcements they have
made q special study, and are quite con.
ndeut they have bit upon correct solu-
ton Of the problem. They do mol
blindly commit themselves 10 flush
joints, ''inside" or soutside" strength
eners. but rather employ outside Dish,
mouth or outside spear-head reinforce.
ment at points Of greatest strain, as Al
the crank hanger and junction Of the
diagonal frame tube and the head,
while at other joints the fsh-mouth
Strengthens are used inside the tubing.
We might here recall to your memory
the hue and cry which competitor
raised last spring In favor VI Flush
joints. You will have noticed, also,
that as the season advanced flush
joints were mentioned less and less, and
soon the agitation died out This ID
only another case in which they were
right In not blindly following a fad,
which would. however, have saved them
money on account Of cheaper construc-
tim
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-02-12
Alias summons

In The Dsstr1et Court First Judicial District q
fhe stase e Idaho. In and for t'le County
q Kootenaf.
''faee c e Hsais.; rlaiHaH' ana. s-mn.,.
Edward OsEisr. defendant. -
The State Of Idaho 70 Edward Oxhier. de1en-
dant:
You are hereby notified tlazs tiaere IS nov on
le in tho once q the CLERK Of the DlstxSet Court
II the First Jndseial District q said STATE, in
Rathdrum, County o. KootenaI. the complaint
Of the above named plainttd. wherein judgment
and decree are demanded against y0n, dfssolv-
ing the bonds q mAtrimOny between the plain
III and defendant herein. and = divorce de-
creed and custody of minor child be awarded
piaintih. according % the statute in such case
made and provided. and for eeneral relief. The
hrst ground npOn which sid Judgment and de-
cree Is sought Is that the defendant on or about
The DAY Of June. Ie8a. dIsregardlng the solemn
ffy d his marriage vows. MzlfuIiy and without
cause deserted and abandoned plaintiff and ever
since has and still continues 90 % Eilfuliy and
without cause desert and abandon sid plaintiff
and 70 live separate and apart from her without
any sufficient cause Or any reason and Against
her WIN and consent Second. that the defen-
daRt for more than 1--WE years last past has VII
fully neglected % provide for the psaintsa and
her minor child. Ruby. the common neceszaEIes
Of life and that the plaintiff for the last Eve
years, with the assistance and charity q her
friends and relatives. has supported herself and
sid minor chIad-
And yOa are also modified that unless you APP
pear and answer 70 said complaint within ten
days AFTER the service hereof. II served within
kooeenai county and within twenty days q aerv-
ed out q sAid county. but within said JudlciaI
District. and within forty dzysif served out Of
said district; terciusive q the day a serytcel
the plaintiff Win apply 70 the court Tor the relief
demanded IN the complaint
Given under my hand and the seal q the Dis
trtct Court Of the First Judicial Disfx5ct q the
state Of Idaho. in and for the County q Koot-
enai. this 9Th day q January. A. D. Issa.
tsEALl RoBT- BRAGAW. Clerk
JoHN B. GOoDR. Plaintiffs Attorney.
aebkmar.I2
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-02-12

1T Il remarkablc fact said dis
tinguished ex-COnsederate to . Wash
ington Star reporter, -that General Lee
neyer wore sword during the war, or
any weapon, and he never buckIed on q
sword until theaay OF his surrender. and
then ~ an act Of courtesy TO General
Grant. and A. proper for the occasion,
when terms Of surrender were being
agreed upon. General Lee did not
expect to surrender his sword to Grant,
because. By the terms Of surrender. al
officers were 70 retain their side arms;
but be did expect. as / have heard him
STATE. that Grant would 90 through the
form Of touching the hiIt Of his sword,
according 70 the custom Of war. But
Grant, magnanirnOus Of soldiers, did
hot even do that"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-02-12


Arc Lessfing Railway nswn ths Ksstsnaa
valley.
Az predicted 10 these columns last
week, the presence here It fhis time Of
n. D. Miller. the well-known railway
engineer and builder, had something ia
do with Kootenai valley railway prop.
osition. Mr.. Miller was Joined here On
Sunday By Geo. A. Keefer, chief engin-
Ger Of the Nelson q Bedlington railway,
and on Tuesday By other engineers, In
Guiding @. n. Miller. . brother OF n. ID.
Miller. Harold Nation, son Of Mr.. Ma
ton the rsputed financial hacker Of the
Nelson a Bedlington. ID also . member
Of the party.
The engineers spent the early part Of
the week In looking ont an easy grade
70 ascend the bench on the north side Of
the river. but we understand that Il has
been decided TO run q line along the
foothills and just above high water
marx. The line the engineers are work.
ing on now leaves the main line OF the
Great Northern near the depot and
crosses the riyer near the ferry boat
landing. 1t then strikes for the foot
hills and follows along In the direction
OF Porthill.
The Herald interviewed n. d. Miller
today at his hotel and was informed
that the proposition was simply this:
I'VE are here" said he, ito survey o
line for . railway from here to the In
ternatiOnal line. When we have COM
pieted the survey and ascertained the
cost Of the proposed line, our figures
viii Be submitted to the company and
Il win then be decided whether the line
win be built or not
Mr.. Miller was next asked how long
Il would take TO make the survey and
complete the calculations, to which he
replied: 1T win take as about two
months ! expect TO put another party
OF engineers In the Geld at the other end
OF the line In two or three days. We
may run two or three lines In order to
ascertain the best route. We arc work
Ing along the foothills nov, because Of
the snow. but we shall survey q line on
the bench - soon a. the season viii
permit"
YES. I think we shall cross the river
At Bonners Ferry" answered Mr.. Nil
Ter In reply to . question. as be smiled
one Of those smiles that men In his pos
ttfon sometimes give when the questions
become too leading. and 50 the interview
ended. Kootenai Herald.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-02-12

blue. greAn, crimson and gold, az II
harmonious combinations, make q cover
Of exquisite design and appearances.
Many o. the Illustrations are fne half
tones. -Four handsome coIorsd plates
of begonias. dahIIas, naaturtInms and
sweet peas add 70 the attractions The
list Of seeds and plants covers : large
and varied assortment, Including nearly
everything that can 30 desired for ths
garden. the lawn, the greenhouse. Vain.
able new varieties are offered, a. well e
the thoroughly tried and proved stand
ard sorts. Yick's novelties are noted
for their uniform exceilence.
In vegetables The Gradns pes q 4 great
advance over ~ other -extra early Va
rieties. The Jones Wax Bean Is an es-
sential gain In that line. i'otatc grow !
en- are offered the sWhite Beauty" as y
new variety with model qualities, com
biniDg size. high quality and great pro-
ductiveness. But It Is impossible here
to note the many valuable offerings Of
this firm IN fruits. flowers and vege-
tables. II you are not . customer Of
this firm send for their cataiogne. Il Is
free TO all applicants. Address James
Vfekis Sons, Rochester, N. y.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-02-12

U.aLAxD OSrIcs. CuUn D,AIxux. IpAno.
Jnnuafy u. ~.
compleint having been entered a. this nalss
~ 6snti0Ed ?. Raglan against TIE unkn0wn
heirs and legal Representatives n John Tnrner.
deceased. Tor abandoning bis H0meslead Entry
No. Sc. dated June =. -. u1on iofs No.
and 4. section y. township - noEsh. Fnnge !.
w. D. ~, IN Koofsns1 county, Idaho. Win !
yiew 70 TIE cancellali0n a said enfry. the snla
parties arc hereby Summoned % nppeax Il fiIs
u q Land once e CnnE dsAIene. Tdnko. 81
ne 1slh day q FehFuaFy. Iaa. e 10 O'Clock q n,
% respoBd and furnish testimony concerning
sid alleged Ahnndonmenk
Jan @RebI ~ D. H. BuBLoNg. Register.
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(10UR pALENR . ! az q boo

FV0UR DALENR d . city Of 100
~ population. beautifully situated on
Tie northern sheEe u The famous CmuF
GAlens laka. - miles eat Of Spokane
On . branch line Of The Nogthegn Pacific
nR Inns Of slsame1 maks regular
trips from this city up The lake 10 the
head Of navigation on The s. Joe and
CmnE d'Alcne FiveFn, conneeting nt Old
Mission with che railroad line into the
gold, silver and lead mines. The city is
enc Of the most noted summer resorts
In The northwest, and 10 becoming more
popular each rear. la fishing. hunting,
boating and bathing attractions are a..
most limltless. Tho finest US mill.
taEy post IN The west (Fort Sherman)
and Ia magnificent forest park rcserva-
tlon adioln The city on The west The
country round about h made up Of rich
agricultural lands and extensive forests
Of yellow pine. d., cedar and tAmArac.
and the city b destined 10 become q
manufacturing center for the products
Of these wooda Tho business men and
residents are enterpEising, and take
pEids In making the place attractive.
There are Eve church organizations
Baptist Methodist Presbyterian, Epls-
copal and Roman Catholic. The secret
orders are well represented BY lodge
each Of Nasons, Odd Fellows, knights Of
Pythlas. A.O.F. q. AR, and women1
Belief Corps. The city h supplied with
electric lights. good water-works, IN
elegant public school building. sash and
door factory, two saw-mills, two first
class hotels, bodybuilding yards, etc.
There are YET good opportunities 70 en-
gage in lucrative business and In diver
alled farming. Manufactures are par
ticulaEly desired, and are offered extra
Inducements. The summers are tenn
perais, with suflicient rainfall TO insure
abundant cropA while the winters are
free from extreme cold. No better To-
cation for profitable Investments or for
securing Ideal homes can Be found In
the northwest There Is always = vel.
cone here, among an excellent people,
IN beautlful region and IN ineompaF.
aabie siiinat..
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-02-12

Of q boAstfai, cheerful IDIOT II his head
acheA u tsnt worth paying any attention
10 IL be feels duh ard droWsy during the
day, Il isn't worth serious Consideration.
IL he 10 troubled with sleeplessnees al
night, he dosea himself with opiatea
When he suffers from nervousness he
WAlka into the nearest drug store and or.
ders powerful medicines that even 4 nhve.
ician prescribes with care. He il 4 Verv
knowing fellow, but without knowing Il.
he 10 hgEEing death. There l. q wonder.
fnl restorative tonic and health .hailder
that viii keep the hardest working man
IN good working shape Il Il Dr. pierceH
Golden Medical Discovery. II q made Of
pure native roots and bafks Il contains
II simply aids nature IN the natural pro-
up the stomach and facilitates the Cow Of
digestive JutceR Il makes q man hungry
~ hotse and thea SEGA 10 & that the
hte-gtvtng elements Of the food he takes
are assimilAaed into the blood Il inviKors
akes the liver. II drives out all impurities
and disease germs from the system Il Il
the great blood.mAker and hesh.buiider.
u is the best Of all nerve tonies. II cures
bronchial throat and lung Affections a.
II had lsaisestiea and q TORPID li~er. = wr,.e.
Mrs. 4. L elebs. ~ Russellville. Logan County,
ky- " Dr. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery
cured NE" .
n constipation Is also present Dr..
Plerce's Pleasant Rellets should be taken.
They never fail; they never Kripe. Drug
gists sell both medicines
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-02-12

For the past week rnmors and sensa-
tional reports have been freely circu-
lated stating that q daughter Of Chap
lain G. G. Bateman, Of Fort Sherman,
had married an Indian at Fort Shaw,
Mont The story originated In an asso
ciated press dispatch from Great Falls,
Mont, stating that his daughter had
been quietly married 10 = full blood
Piegan Indian. This was shown TO
Chaplain Bateman and he pronounced
it untrue. stating that his whole family
Is with him at Fort Sherman, and that
he is not the father Of q daughter OF
mArFiageable age.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-02-12

u.aLarn 0Sricn. caun D ANN. ipAn6.
1anns4 y. lo|1
Complalnt having been enlefe6 a fl|s o1|te
1y EieAaEd =, Bowers. a. Cuuf d'4l1n0. Idaho.
aeninqt Charles q CHAIN taF nbandessins hi3
Homestead RntFy Ne. dlo dated eeplember ID.
Iepf npaniois /. B 3 md 1. ScGtion Il. ana los
ard :. section - township . west rnnns 4 ".
=. NJ p Eoqlenni county. idaho. nith oyitNt .
~ esneellailon q sd entry. ne asd paFiles
nse beFebg snmmnmed 70 appear IL this once %
ne zth day q Febrnry, fs1s. ii % O'Clock 4 NJ.
q rnsptad and furni1h tesilmeng concsruinF
aid alleged nbnnfenmenf
Jan zsfeba p. r. nUpLoS0. Register.
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It Rasasd Congress Yesterday ana Il Nou
: Law.
The free homestead bin. making csd-
"a Indian reservation lands subject to
free homestead entry. passed congress
yesterday and = now : Law. This ~
lIeyss every settler On The Cnnr d, AleDe
and other reservations from the cash
Tor their land.
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% Oar caatamrrr.

Chamberiains Cough Remedy is the
best cough syrup We have ever used
ourselves or In our families. w. ii.
King. Isaac p. King and many Others
in this vicinity have also pronounced it
the best All we want is for people to
try It and they viii be convinced. Upon
honor there Is no better that we have
ever tried, and we have used many
kinds.-R. A. BLAKE & SoE, General
Merchants. Big Tunnel, Va. Sold by
A. l. Miller, druggist.
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Vlsh,a aara.a aad Florel oalas.

The annual catalogue sent out BY the
old reliable seed establishment Of James
vicks Sons, comes 10 hand In dainty
and tasty cover Of blue, pink. yellow
and orange. The Golden Lilly, the
Pink Daybreak Aster, . brace OF blue
birda and the artistic lettering In black,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-02-12

Gents;-I was dreadfuIly nervous and
for relief took your KarIs Clover Root
Tea. II quoted my nerves and strength
cned my whole nervous system. was
troubled with constipation, kidney and
bowel trO1ble; your Tea soon cleansed
my system % thoroughly that l rapidly
regained health and strength. Mrs.SA.
Sweet. Hartford, Conn. Sold by A. L.
Miller. prescription druggist.
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Notice is hereby given that I have
taken up. at my place three miles east
OF C1ur d Alene. Idaho. one bay horse,
two years old. branded v on left hip
Owner can have same by proving prop
eFty and paying charges.
fcbI2-e6 JOHN H. JAGKLs.
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Shares Of the Alaska Transportation
and Development company OF Chicago
are the best and most desirable invest
ment before the public. Safer than
savings banks and bank stock. Paying
large dividends. Shares one dollar,
For information address w. L. Dupley
general agent, Halter building, Seattle
Wash.
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Notice.

q. q LAsD CSvEcs. CoUn p,AExnK, hasa.
JAnuaEy =. IeaB.
ComPiaiRt having been entered as shis Oflea
b. James Rroysn agnfnst Harry y. HnntsIng
fos nbandoning bis Homestead Rnfgy No. ~.
dated November -. lsps. upon the X \.
section ~. township y. north. naaesA. ". B.M..
In koosenai county. state Of Idnhn. with EIsw
% The eancelIaafoa Of natd entry the naid parties
are hersbg samInened % appear e he o. &
Land Omce. c1ur d'AIsne. ldahn. % the 81
day q March, A. d. Isos. a. - O'clock Z. n.
70 respond and furnish fcstimnny coneexnang
said alleged abandoEmenf Dbl BrpL0ms,
Jan eefeb o. Rewfstsr.
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Casnarsta Candy calhArtlc, tho mast won.
eoffnI medical discovery Of The age, nleat-
ana and refreshing 70 he tnsle, oct gently
apd pesllivfly % kldneys, liver and bowels.
cure hoI1noIlo. fever, hahilual constipation
and hIiI1nune1a Please buy and Try . boz
81 q. 3. o. tod4yg 10, - ~ cenlA bold md
gd1Eanleo1 % cure BY I'll dEusBlsls.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND ACTIVE
GeHtlelnen o. ladies' % trngel for rennnn-
1lele, established hause IN Idaho. Monfhlv
v6A@S and expenses. Position steady Relef-
NE Dsmlnion Company, Dspk n Cairsro. esis
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chureh Services.

PRKsBYTKnIANs Sunday school 10 Q.
m. Morning service ak II O'Clock;
evening service at TO Wednesday
evening prayer meeting att 80.
q. L. DKFFENnAU0u.
Acting Pastor.
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Lots and 2, block 81 at SII0 for the
two. Lot in block E next TO John
Warren's at Geo. Inquire at this Of
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-02-12

MmrmopmT. Sunday school at TO-:
class meatlng Il Gloss 81 Sunday
achooi; pFennhlng Il 80 p. N. Pray.
e. meeting. Thursday TO p. N.
=. q. HoD0soE, Pastor.
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Alaska Gold Fields
The Alaska Transportation
and Development Company
o. osacAoO. as.
Capital Five Million Dollars.


This company is the largest, strongest
and best equipped transportation and
merchandising company in the Alaska
gold field.
Three large and comm0dious steam
ships win leave Seattle June Ist, and
regularly thereafter, carrying both
freight and passengers.
These steamers are especially fitted
for the convenience or passengers and
are capable Of carrying 500 each.
Our passenger aud freight seEvica On
the Yukon river will be the best The
handling Of merchants freight made
specially. We are the only company
that guarantees prompt delivery &C
Dawson City. We guarantee \ years.
supply Of food and q safe and speedy
arrival.
THE GOLD IS THERE.
You stand fully a much chance e.
any other person. Do you want 70 Be
one Of our 6rstY II so, write at once.
securing passage and berth.
Our special transportation offer "a the
best now before the public.
Send for free copy OF ssThe Alaska
News" and also for our special offer,
including transportation to the Klon-
dixie and food for one year for Six
Hundred dollars. This win interest
You II you intend going; IL not, our
stock offer should interest yOu. and you
should become one Of our stakeholder.
A limited amount Of stock has Just
been assigned to the western agency
for sale At S1O0 per share. A man OF
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RaacAss Year lsewels VITA casoaresA
ss fS' Srs ssss.s :ss4 Ss SSs
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Shares Of the Alaska Transnortat,

Guaranteed tobacco hAsl. cure. uakes veal
men stEoag. blood pure. soc. a An drugEisfS
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~ Care Constipation Forever.
81 = sSis ss Srs Ssssss sss q S 81 s.
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KoOFwnAI LoDaR No. 7, KnTamsa %
PygmHAss-Mseas IN fraternity Hall
THURSDAY. evening II each week.
Visiting brothers are alWaye welcome.
John Curry. G. O.. n. n. Barring. X.
Of r. and y.
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- 04D(NAa4Ay VI
men is always
ing the embrace
death. II l. the
light of such
In 10 boast Of
nat tough &l-
w I" they are,
d tell how they
erwoFk them
elves and how
hey neglect little
.tsorders and
illnesses
-Mak put other
people On their
backs
u may not
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EPss0oP Holy communion Iat sun.
day On the month afieg morning
prayer, ard and 9TH Sundays - . q n;
Sunday school. e:tk q m; morn
tng prayer and sermon, II q M;
evening prayer and sermon. p %.
Weanaodny, iitaNy g l01o ., . and
Friday e .. =. Rev. &c ekot-
owe. rector.
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CUUR p'ALRHR LODGE NO, - 4 o. o. '.
- --Meets every Toes.
n. : :;.:", 4 4. !. S g,
Ropes, ncbls grand; Geo. Q. Thomson.
seeFetary.
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CArmoGIr,--ChnEeh cf S. Thomas.
First mnna TO: lnss mas. lO30
Sunday school Immediately afler last
mnaa. Rsv. +. J. PuEeel, pastor.
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oGua D'ALEsE. DAuo
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sAsDrn svx. CGun DALusL ma
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-10-18

Merry-go-round. .... 49,. 5 90 |
Peddlers without wagons per week 50
Peddlers with one wagon per week 2 70
providing nothing herein shall be
deemed to apply to persons selling
fish of their own catch, OF offering for
sale butter, eggs, fruit, or vegetables
raised or produced by themselves.
Skating Kinks. ................... $3.50
Knife board or similar devise. 49,. 6 25
Pin ally, table and ball ally or bowl
ing ally, for each ally. 75o
For license to run candy, cigsr
f, or tobacco stand, or n stand
i, where lemonade or any ether
Misunderstanding drinks are sold
Observation-Disclosures. 200
For a licsnse TO rent or loan mas
querade ball costumes for each
ball or entertainment. .... 500
Oh. or gasoline wagons yearly. 8 oO
Assayers yearly. ................. $50
All ordinances or parts OF ordinan ces
in conflict with this ordinance 10 hereby
repealed. This ordinance to take
effect Immediately after it's first publica-
ton.
Passed September, 20, 1875.
JOHN s. WILLIS. Mayor.
! l, Edward Southwick. City Recordes
in and for Lehi City, do hereby certify
that the foregoing is q full, true and
correct copy of an ordinance entitled
AN Ordinance repeating sections 26l
and 270 of an ordinance passed Oct. 70
1895, amending an ordinance passed
} March &. 1894, amending chapter 81 OF
the revised ordinances ct Lehi City
passed Dec, 10, 1893, and an ordinance
passed June IL, 1896, repeating 967 o
, said revised ordinances" as passed b.
4 the city council Sept. 20, 1898
EDWARD SoUTHwICK,
City Recorder