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Daily camera., 1898-05-30
SKELETON REGIMENTS.
Twice AZ Many Postmasters ~ Enlist
ed Soldier IN In the United StQtea.

Twice rs Many POstmasters ~ Enlist
ed Soldiers In the United States.
The United States army is not very
large, powerful or imposing organiza-
ton in comparison with any Of the arm
les maintained by the leading powers
of Europe. 1t is curious fact that
there are in the service of this govern
ment more than twice as many post
masters, for example, as there are en-
listed soldiers. In other words, the
United States has not an army large
enough to permit of a policy of plac-
ing one solo1er at every post Office in the
United States in time of some sudden
emergency, and even if the strength of
the army were doubled it's force would
still be insufficient for such pur-
pose.
This condition of affairs is not pleas
ing to military men generally, and
army officers have many times consid-
cred the advisability of the adoption of
some system by which the strength of
the army in some sudden emergency
could be increased. The prize essay of
the military service institution for this
year, for example, deals with the ques-
tion of establishing system which in
time of need would be utilized in rails
ing volunteer army for almost imme-
diate service. The essay is at least in
teresting, although naturally it is
written from the point of view of an
army officer.
According to this essay, the best sys-
tenn to provide for any sudden emer-
gency of war would be one which had
been mapped out in advance, and for
the proper working of which some
preparation had previously been made.
The essay proposes in effect that the
regiments of the volunteer army shall
be raised on system which allows one
regiment to each congressional district,
and one also to each territory. exclu-
sive of Alaska. Such system would
call for force of about 435,O00 men,
or 361 regiments, each regiment hav-
ing 1900 men.
OF these S61 regiments the greater
part would naturally be infantry. 1t
is proposed, for example, that
225 regiments of infantry, I'll
of heavy artillery, 80 of light
artillery and of cavalry would repre-
sent fair apportionment. The officers
of these regiments would be commits
stoned under federal law, the colonel Of
each regiment being regular. with a
rank not above that of major of the
active list of the army, and his service
requirements being restricted to not
more than one month in each year. By
some such system as this, it is claimed
that, when war should break out, at
least the officers of the different regi-
ments would be men of some expert
ence in military affairs. The PROPOSE
ton is somewhat original, but it is not
likely to be adopted in this country so
long as the present system of the ma
tional guard is in existence.-Boston
Advertiser.
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Mrs. Josh Perkins (on q visit)-1

Mrs. Josh Perkins (on 9 visit)-I
will take this.
Clerk-Cash!
Mrs. Perkins-See here, young feller,
you needn't shout at me like that. Can't
ye give me time to take out my pocket
book ?-N. Y. Journal.
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

THE BEST SALVE in the world for
Cuts. Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum.
Fever Sores, letter. Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup.
tlons, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price Is cents per box. For sale by
Streamer's Drug Store.
Daily camera., 1898-05-30

Peaches, blackberries, apricots, plums,
apples and tomatoes in gallon cans a,
lowest prices, four cans good peas for 25c.
Rocky MOUNTAIN STORE.
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A True Friend.

Sells-Well, old chap, it's all settled.
l am going to marry Miss Mills next
month, and / want you to act as best
man.
Wells--All right, my boy; you can
count upon me. never desert friend
when misfortune overtakes him.-Chi-
cago Daily News.
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zone Minute Cough Cure is the best
preparation have ever sold or used and
can't say too much in its pra SCI.
M. Kennon, Merchant, Cdell, Ga.
Chas. c. Gieslck, Parlor Drug Store.
Daily camera., 1898-05-30

Use Prof. Fields worm powders. A
single trial proves their worth.
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A Defense.

Don't blame the maiden who on mans af-
fection plays,
And each day or two brand new beau
harpoons;
She merely is victim to that universal
craze,
The mania of collecting souvenir spoons
IN. Y. Journal.
Daily camera., 1898-05-30
''Burlington,' y
.esa1oI9 10 3gts 8

when the ticket agent asks you what
railroad east of Denver you want your
ticket to read over.
The Burlington is the shortest line
from Denver to Omaha, Chicago, St.
Louis, and everywhere east of those
cities.
1t is the only line out of Denver run.
ming two fast trains daily to Omaha and
Chicago. They leave at o:3o a. m. and
$50 p. m.
Tickets at Offices OF connecting lines
CIV. vaiIery. General Agent.
1899 18th St., Denver.
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F.w. Kohler, G. R. Williamson. J. g. switser,
H. N. Bradley, F. L. Williamson, G. c. Bromley,
H. Casaday.
Daily camera., 1898-05-30
Artince.

ArftmCe. =.
Bold Jack begged kiss
From Celia. artless miss,
Who softly answered this:
Father is sitting in the hail"
And Jack, thus denied,
Sat motionless beside
The maid who said and sighed,
But he can't hear anything at ALL"
Walter Champ. in Judge.
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"pd yau over poe nah nrhtT" asked
lulg. IrlktU who Do something ~ q
riuiHui M nHhnl0ry
~ mHu with tb. HlmHWhnt doubt.
fui iuUk replied that hr mover dld.
Then continued the always lntrr.
UHiinr attorney. g rlu give you n
pointer ur two that will bear thinking
over The old idea that nsh H. "a
'hsh can hr DuutWdlCtrd by very no.
Co., close observation. have watched
them and have cumr 90 the conclusion
that they travel ln tribes with "a leader
iutt the SAME uH bees du With their
queen. and they take territory hy CON.
quest luHt lH we are now doing N yuu
viii watch them while lt the r.ght
time y0u viii note their queer style %
acquiring new territory one tribe win
swim IN l body iuHi iI soldiers wnu'd
march aud whore they rrt In "a place
that appears iu hH pretty wpli fortified
thry will Hrt ln close ~ ihr bank and
ambush themselves fur thn appru1 CO..
lng enemy Then when the two sides
meet there nH a battle royal and several
dead nHh'
"iut how can They nrht. ana what
DO this nrht wIthFf was asked.
"FIfht with thaIr tins ana tails. ~
course" replied tha Judge. a. n Hympa-
ihHtir NJ ihU uu"HtIOnerH Ignorance,
"rhry iuHt run Into each other like ths
ol1satylH wauhIpf That were called
hlttlUnmH No. don't think Tor q mlu-
utH that ihH innocent looking nsh that
seems "H imIl ~ hook can not
nrht Denver Times
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IN ihe plstrict Court, Probate n.rI.I,,
SAT- LAX County State ot tffIb
IN tho matter uf the estate lf ....t
Hnd4m1n. deceased
Notice iH hereby given that r.t..
and ny virtue OF the will "a ~ '.f
hodEmnn. deceased. tha execute.
stid D.tlte. viii seil, in lcc,rIHu.. a..is
th' terms ana conditions ur aIl tH
wit. 70
Commencing at thn northeast s..,..
of ~ 2. Block o.. Plat o.. s1it *.
city survey running thanre wa H..
1ud ono hnil rods. thence south -.
hundred ANA twenty feet th0Hrs s,,,
two ana unc-half rods m.r.. r.l.'
one hundred nnd twenty foot 90 r.l.. \,
beginning, nll boz said LHt b. Ii.. o.
10 private sale flr each af U. a
price thlt can he obtained. No no. .f /,
NJ the snid executor 40. 90 &. sfH.-.I,i
block. salt Auko city. Utah. 900 lr No,
The let day NJ August. isgs
Dated this aoth DAY NJ July. ls1..
4. ID. WEsTERFlELp.
ID. VI. M.ng1r. ntinrnev far .v.rria,
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rary." says the writer. ito 10 take him
before the magistrate ana be- would orr
der him twenty-five lashrf with She cat
au che back for the FIRST ufcnse. htty
far tho second and ao on. ana II that dld
not dY. they would ut lari be put into
the iHii gang and ordered TO work To
IRONS from from morning tlll night"
There were humane men who treated
the canviefs with tolerance, but they
were few. Under such men there wcf-
many cpHtf who became good aud
useful mem bera " society. Some br.
came wealthy TOO. Many. many mut-
dIed inch boy inch from 0prrcsson the
most miserable ~ an deaths.
Just % quotation or two regarding the
fluggIugs of those days Perhaps 40
apology is needed fuf making any ne
lusion 10 s1 painful % subject. Wy Obj
ieet in writing ~ % ls fp give the Ll-
drra VI Israel a faint idea ~ The early
history % uu island who're o. number or
Elders are rndrIVurIug tu HIW GOSPEL
HnU DE- NJ may Doc thr convict lH1Neu
1iIll working that helps i0 make iht
hand. However thIt may Doc. 10 if >
fact thlt men and women were nlEioi
ir those days of trivial 40 HufnH fl1F-
r|ur WrH rrffiHt our ut thr carts tuu
Ir Hi tho trlnnEirH a I1iauy Bay dos
ou meant twenty-five iurhnH 10 Do state
90 INNi AH many no iIHW lfHN'H iAN.
boon IImIuiHffrUd t1 one person ~ one
NuH. ono would wonder how any ono
could stand TO- MHn have dlrl from
l.ea d. was unlawful tn give ANYBODY
moro than my l1Hhos uuIeHH "a doctor
UHH present
An eyewitness says hr htr seen chit
dr.u ~ fhc tuc1 nrHcU'Inf inifinf
un irD.. nf children p.hy horses.
Drought ur in such environment mes
grew Oh Iunk upon " 1H nllur1l lilhE-
inrH Ird lnfrInF1 were Or tln frequent
OCCURRING" i1 cause wnrh comm 100. 10
f1.l fh1i ~ p"r'nnH were hung DO
ih" iiI'm'ni 900 one lclH MANY 200.
'iih''H orc 'nfl'I ni ihe 'iuel N'h-
tInrH i'fhttH llAni' rnulh laFH
drawn FROM ih' carry convict Ni,
.NN.f dttp ihan lH l'unl lh hN ln-
I'fn"' ahiI "nll Elfc ono HuN.A
u"n' nuwn.f ni MN W't tlA
in rebellion Ih.y plotted Ig.r POT
N'a detected hnN "i ,9ui,' w w"
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sore

Tho annual meeting ~ the stockhold.
ore NJ the Wost Mountain Gold aud
copper company Tor the election n
directors and fof tho transaction of
such other business ua may come bee
fore 10. will ho held nt the office NJ che
In the AtluH block tr0om 40,
Salt Lake city, utah. ON the third
Wednesday IN August august iith,
ts1s nt ~ O'Clock noon. Dated Salt
Lake city. rtuh. July 18Th. isas
W. ~ 1EWMAtNE. Secretary.
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ASSESSMENT No. q.

Buckeye Mining Company. Situation OF
Principal place of business. No,
A0S Mccormick Block, Salt
Lake city. Utah.
Notice n hereby given that az a
meeting Of the Hoard OF Directors OF
the Buckeye Mining Co, held ut Salt
Lake city, Utah, june 2l, 1855. an as
Hoasmont of threr-fourtha Cai) ~ one
D per cent prr share was levied on
tho capital sock ~ the corporation
payable at once 90 Brlant s. Young,
secretary. No. A0s Mccormick block,
salt Lake city, Utah, and amy stock
upon which the assessment shall re-
main unpaid on tha 2dth day ~ July
1893, viii be- delinquent ana advertised
Tor sale az public auction. and n
payment n not made before viii be
sold ON the 10Th day OF August 1898.
rt the hour ot p. m. a. the Office Of
thr company, No, 40s Mccormick
block Salt Lake city, Utah, 10 pay
assessment and costs OF advertising
and expenses N sale.
BRIANT s. YOUNG.
Secretary.
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Notice of special meeting nt me
stakeholder N the Antlcr Cod
Mining co.

Notice Is hereby given that there wa
be- u special meeting ~ the s'l.N
holders ~ the Antler Gold MINING 90.
held ON Thursday. August 18Th lN' y
IS o'clock y. NJ. nj the Office ~ ~.
cumpany. 40 &c. Main 81, Sali liaAs
CIV Utah, for the purpose ~ reducing
the par value Of the stock OF a1Il w,
porntion. 90 amend and change nfA,.
q 81 the articles ~ incurp1rlil
said company. so that the said nrN.,.
when amended. shall De- "thr ulh. ln'
shall be $4,000. divided into u''
shares ~ the par vaue NJ ten o.Ns
G0rl each. IN place NJ 100000 filr.-
ths pnr value ~ f201' two d'lIlI,
and 10 transact such other bus,
mo JACOB ALI
'"h' President
A. W. RAYBOuLp SetN
Dated July rs, lsNs.
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Notice l. hereby given by James
poulton.nH trustee under re- certain deed
~ trust, wherein Jane Livingston
WlnsnOsl n nrHt party aIld trustee d
second party, and James O.. pouitpn n
third party and bencncIhry. which said
Trust Deed IL dated April iG 1856. and
o. recorded IN the county rcuriH nf
salt Lake County On said date Ia n11N
g u" u M0rgnHHn. nt page lil. refer
cncc 10 which decd IL hereby made,
aud the same ia hereby made part
hereof as folluwH.
said firFt party conveyed fhe property
hereinafter described % said second
party ln trust ~ rncuTr The payment
nf two certain urnmlHs1ry mates mun-
toned ln nld Trust Decd, with Inter-
rst one motto Tor $4,000 ana one Tor
Si.li0OD. of even date with said Trust
Decd, Hlld Seventeen Hundred nud
nfty dollar note being payable on the
iGih day m Aprll. 1881; and,
whereas said Trust Deed provided
that in case said nrst party should flll
Or refuse Co pay said debts or either NJ
them ur the Interest thereon when the
same became duo, then 40 the rruueHt
of me iegai holder nf said note nr notes.
the said second party should proceed o.
H"ll The said property Loo slll decd ANA
hereinafter dcHcglhod.or any part there
0f. at tho time and place ana lu che
manner provided ln said decd. ana ont
nf tho proceeds ~ said sale FIRST pay tn
costs and oNpou8ra W executing said
trust including compensation 90 said
trustee Tor his services ana attorney
fees. ns provided therein. ANA after
wards the amount ur amounts due on
nlld note or notes. and
Whereas rald note NJ f2in0n has been
raid. but the Seventeen hundred ana
MY dollar note has not been paid, or
amy mart thereof ana th0fo ~ over
800 0l interrHt due thereon uud FIll
princIpni and Interest il now due ANA
nlvnbia. and nnid nrHt party hna Jailed.
neglected. and refused To pay the ham1i
and
owner and holder OF fnid note ul
N 1900. with interest thereon, and has
re1usated and demanded that I, said
tr,istes. sell said property IN accordance
Win tho provisions ~ said deed,
N1w. Therefore, ON account az
said a faults and said demands made
hy said third PARTY ar1 under and
Vested 6y aald Trust Decd and In
nccordnnce herewith. I win soil. on
saturday. the 18th day u August, 1895
al the hour Of " O'Clock 81. ON said
date. az public ycnduo TO the highest
bidder for cash. az the west front door
OF the County court House NJ salt
Lake County, In salt Lake City Utah
the property hereinafter described. and
nu the risht, title, benefit ana equity
of redemption NJ said Jane Livingston
WinaneHs. her heirs uud assigns. ~. In,
and 60 said property. Tor the purp0ses
aforesaid. The property 90 be- sold
is described ua follows. to-witi
Commencing nc the northwest corner
OF Lot Five 90. Block Thirty 800, In
Plat ~" salt Lake Survey, In
SAT- Lake city and County. state oi
Utah, running thence east eight Ol
rods. thence south six 90 rods. thence
west eight 80 rods; thence north nix tGl
rods 10 the place of beginning.
JAMES pOuLTON,
Trustee.
YOUNG & MOYLE.
Attorneys for Trustee.
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Antlor Gold Mining Company.
Principal place M business az Salt
Lake Clty. Utah.

Lake CITY ltuhi
Notice H. hereby given that nj q
meeting ~ the directors. held ON june
o. 1905. nu assessment 1T one uD mill
per share was levied ou tho capital
rtock ~ the corporation. Issued and
outstanding. PAYABLE ON July ~. 1895.
~ A. ". Rnybould. treasurer ~ thu
company. 90 the office uf tho company.
No. 40 south Main street. upstairs.
Salt Lake city Utah.
Any stock upon which this nnscrH-
nont may remain unpaid ON July ..
will be- delinquent on July 10. and nd.
yortlrcd FOR sale NJ public auction. ana
unless payment On made before. viii he
fpld on August 9Th 60 pay tho doliu-
uuCnt nHs rsmrnt. together with cost VI
advertising and expenses III sale.
4. ". WANBOrLD. Secretary.
once NJ 40 So. Main st., Salt Lake
city. Utah,
by order Of the board Of directors
thu date or delinquent stock ~ extend.
81 10 August ith, 1905. ana sale Of
stock to August goth. 1888
\ W HAYnpuLD. Secretary.
Dated July 70, 1895
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nuiLpiNu CONTRACTORS.

uiit wanted TO- a., brick nr,- proof
building al Park City. Plans may be
seen lt the office NJ Fred A. ~ Dc. ar
chIinct, ne Commercial Block. SAT-
Lake Clty.
FtUsT NATIONAL BANK or PARK
CITY.
SILVER KING MINING COMPANY.
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Estate Of Newell Hodrmsp do.
Creditors will present ri1.,,.- ESD
vouchers Co the uud,ralrr.i win
Office in Salt Lake city. Utst DC
before the 10Th day Of Ainy. A In %
Date ~ first publication. Julv i.,t1
4. D.. rFg. ION,
SAMUEL y. wEsTERFIrLp
Executor ~ the estate OF Novel; a..
man. deceased. 'i'ls'
II. ~. WENGER.
Attorney FOR Executor
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EsrKAY rouND SorioE

one sorrell horse about six year oli'
tv,n white feot. small star To- furehtAA'
branded lxFTl l,fl thigh
II the above described anluiA
claimed on or before the .,tn .S,,,y
Pound at y. m. .,.,r.ro,-
Iounlkeepsr'
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PROBATE AND orAnnr,N,urr
SorIch 10 cnrprron..

Consult County clerk or Tho Re.,...,.
sgncrs Tor Further inf1rm,t',.- '''s
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Notice. There are delinquent nnnn
tho following described stock. on nc-
count of ASSORTMENT 80 81 irWed on
tho ard day OF April. 1908 che several
amounts oct opposite The nantes 10 the
respective Shareholder. uH fnN1vni
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Creditors will present ei,f,,. -...
vouchers 90 the undo-sirrad .. wa
Lake city. Utah. ON ar baf8r. tt
dry VI May A. H.. 1929. On
RRtGHNM YorNr
Admlnlstrator of The eHt1fa Id NJ
Elizabeth p. YOUNG. Deceased 4'g
a. H.. 1895 ' Nn'
Young and Moyia.
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Assessment NJ. .



Location and principal nilra ~ Inst.
ness. Salt Lake city, Utah
Location Of mine. Lakeside District
Tuocln County
Notice " hereby given that ntam..t.
lng Of thr BOARD " DlrrotUfH uf tf.
bonneville Mining Company. h.H r,
iho 2'th day NJ Iuro. isls a.. .ffsri
Nc. 2. NJ unc.half cont per shsr.. ut,
levied on the capital stock NJ ihs ~.
purltIun. payable June gsih. 1868 %
%" secretary ut hlH office. 30. DE- NIHh
Main &C., salt Lake Guy. Utah.
Any stock ON which this urf.ssusrt
remains unpaid IN the 10Th Gay ~ Az.
gust 1885, VIII hr delinquent. ana uu
DE- advertised Tor sale at public lutUa-.
and unl.fH payment ~ m1dH on thr rh
day ~ August. ISIS said stock vIIl b,
sold 10 pay said drllnuugnt nsHeffmafi
together Win cost of advertising ana
expense u sale.
By order ~ the Board OF Direction
JOHN WELLS. Socrlt1fY
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ELEGANT SULPHUR TURKISH BATH

Aul Treatment yoonis lu charge OF a
COMPETENT PHYSICIAN. who will
diagnose ANA ul,rcubt lIr patients
uctdiuk medical Hld. 10 you have ca.
TAitiii, bNspEpHiA. huEuMAr.
ISM NERVOUS TROUBLES 0g KID
NEf DISEASE. come and bH cured.
Any Kind ~ bath you want MeHfaFe
fnf both rrNUh swimming lessons Tor
ladies by The WutrUn.
several farms wanted. Address with
Full description, A. u. Russell. Akron.
Ohio,
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NOrICL 10 Ciiiuirnu

Estate OF Mary Elizabeth +. y,..-
deceased.
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Location OF mine. Lakeside District
Tu1ulr County.
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location and principal niara ~ bps,.
ness. Salt Lake city. Utah.
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prLrNorfNr Noucr.

Tho Bulllon-neek Tunnel Co.
Location Of Principal Place az nu,i.
ness. salt Lake city. Utah.
Location Of Mines and Works. Tlntis
Mining Dlcirict. Juab Coln-
-, Utah
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Thsrs never was and never
viii be anything In their columns
but that may DO safely rssd In
tho family elrels
The times., 1898-07-14
l,O0OShort Pieces of
Fine White Goods,
Remnants from our
Own Stock at less
Than than their
Cost of purchase.

We cleaned house yesterday.
Wanted to see just how stock
stood. Many hundred-far more,
indeed, than we thought-short-
length pieces were brought to
light. They're not quite full
enough to regard as shelf goods
and we don't want to put 'em up
stairs on the remnant tables where
they're liable to damage from
handling. The finest, the sheerest,
the daintiest and the lightest fab
rics that loom is capable of shut
tleiDg are in the lot. You II find
India Linons of every degree of
fineness in bouh black and white
Swiss Mulls, ideal Summer weaves,
in both single and double widths
Plain Organdies of as superb quail
ity as ever passed through the Gus
tom house. 4o-inch Persian Lawns,
checked and plaid Nainsooks and
Lawns. Dotted Swisses and a
myriad more of the most wanted
and fashionable hot weather dress
fabrics. They're of all prices from
single figure to treble. We won't
name any particular price on any
particular piece of goods inasmuch
as the greatness of the variety
precludes that, but we assure you
that your pick of the finest will
cost you less and will give you
more than any offer made thus far
+I,ic caaco-,
The times., 1898-07-14
BREACH OF CONTRACT.
1t Is Alleged in n Street Car Ad-
yertising Suit.

The Capital Traction Company has filed
a suit on the law side of the Supreme
Court of the District of Columbia against
the Southern Street Railway Advertising
Company and the Fidelity and Deposit
Company of Maryland for $1,000 for al
legged breach of contract.
The complainant company AYERS that
Michael Wineburg. of New York City, en-
tered into contract with the Capital Trac-
ton Company to pay $1,000 annually for
the exclusive right of advertising privi-
leges in its cars. The contract was sub
sequentIy assigned 10 Isaac Z. Emerson
and w. S. Belding, who, IN turn, assigned
ii to the Southern Street Railway Adver-
tising Company, for which corporation
the Fidelity and Deposit Company of Ma
ryland was surety. The complaint charges
that defendant companies have failed TO
pay the amounts due by the terms of the
contract since May l. 1888. On that date,
instead Of paying the monthly INSTALL
ment, $S33.33, the Southern Street Railway
Advertising Company paid but $5l5.36, and
has made no other payment since that
date il is alleged