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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-19
EFFECT Of SALMON RATES.
REDUCTION AGREED on WILL PRO-
TECT THE NORTHERN LINES.
VIII Enable Them to Retain Control
of Shipments From Puget sound
and From Alaska. Thus Defeat
iAG the Southern PaefAc's Cut.

TIE northern lines have determined TO
meet the cut In salmon rates 20 the Allan
tic ssaooari recently inaGgurated by the
Southern Pacific. AS Was tod IN the sun
day Issue Of the oss-Intelilgencer. the
rate has been lowered by the Southern
line from IS 20 30 cents per 100 pounds
car loads This applies 10 all raj: ship
ulents
Although the northern lines. by which IL
meant the Canadian Pacific, Northern Pa
cific. Great Northern, o. r. & y. and
Union Pacific. have not announced the new
tariff. yet, as stated in yesterdays Pos.-
InstellIgencer the new rate viii be SIS
cents per loo. lake and rail- lines This
will apply from all points on the North
Pacific coast 10 New York. The new tar
III sheet Will probably be issued within a
day or two.
While the new rate is but cents lower
than the present lake and rail rate. the
railroads believe that the reduction will
have the effect OF preserving present con-
diuons and Will insure the control OF the
rail- shipments emanating from Puget
sound and large share of the Alaska
shipments. 20 the northern lines.
TaLs - the version OF the situation given
by a well-hnown Seattle railroad man yes
tsrday:
The Southern Pacific cut was made IN
order 10 meet competition by the Panama
water Hines For instance. the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company. operating in
conjunction with the Morgan and other
lines from Panama 20 New York. has
made a rate on canned salmon which
would divert the business IN that direc-
ton but for the low rate announced few
days ago by the southern Pacific The
rate Is made in the same manner that
transcontinen freight rates are made
west-bound from Atlantic seaboard ter
mina.s 10 the Pacific coast, i e., BY water
competition.
Now. when the northern lines saw how
matters were going in regard 20 rates on
salmon TO the East, they determined that
there was but one thing TO do and that
was to NEE; the cut which the Panama
Anes had forced the Southern Pacific 10 in
augurate. This Will be done immediately
The northern lines have this advantase:
They can make lake and rail rate OF co
cents and still hold the business. for there
Is that much difference in sending the sal
mon 20 San Francisco. Then the north
ern lines absorb the Puget sound lighter
age. or the cost OF bringing the salmon
from the Sound canneries 10 seattle They
also absorb the cost OF bringing the sal
mon from Alaskan waters to this city
They are in position a. believe. 10 hold
;he business here They Will certainly pro-
tect the cannerlers of the Northwest who
have been their patrons N the past
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-19
LADY'S BARRIER SHOP.
Woman Who Wants GEN. Neem to
Help Her Reach Dawson.

Postmaster Mem Is in receipt % a letter
from a lady barber of New York city.
VINO has read in newspaper that an
actress returned from Dawson With sasoo
after being there only three months. The
lady barber thinks that there is Jus, as
much chance OF her making as much money
in the same length o. line by shaving the
bewhiskeredY ukoners and the one ambition
OF her life is 10 reach the land OF gold
and establish ,onsorial pariors. The New
York female barber. however. is evident
ly . person Tot Of much means and she
makes a strong plea 70 have Postmaster
Meem inteTcede in her behalf and find A
person who will pay her fare from Seattle
10 Dawson. she says that she is able 10
pay her expenses from New York 10 the
Queen city and expects the Seattl post
master 10 make all the arrangements by
which she VIII be able 70 reach the met
ropolis OF Alaska. Postmaster Meem when
he handed Post-Inlelligencer reporter the
letter yesterday said:
This letter. / believe is one of the most
humorous / have received. While The writ
er is really serious in her intentions she
is al the same time humorous or al least
IL strikes me in that way"
a copy OF the letter follows:
New York City. July IL 1895
p. NJ. Dear Sir; Yon will kindly excuse
me for writing you a few lines bat | have
got III my head would like 10 10 10 paN-
son City. Alaska, and | would like 70 know
If you know OF any one there that Is GO
ing and would be willing 10 pay my way
there. and assist me in opening a barber
shop. for l think lady barber shop ought
10 do Wen there AMI know ! would not
be long In paying them back fer what ex-
pense l had put them 10 II you can pos
sby find anyone that could assist me
there your kindness will never be forgotten
and | Will try and repay you for your
trouble some day. ] am able 70 pay my
way from here 10 Seattle. but that would
be all, please answer soon as possible ana
give me full particulars. ] saw IN the
paper where an actress returned with $25-
90 and VAS there Only three months. was
that true or not? II hardly seems possible,
we'll will close. hoping to hear from you
soon. remain.
"CMiss} CARRY NEIL.
'15 Eighth avenue. Care Walker"
II IS not known whether there is a bar
Der shop at Dawson which Is presided over
hy female artists bu, the Post e!ligencer
Is in a position to state that the New
York woman Will not go 10 Dawson on
money furnished by SeattIe's postmaster or
his friends
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AFTER WEsTERNDORF's SCALP.
Populists Determined to Get Control
of state Reform school

Special Dispatch 70 the post-IntelltEencer.
CfiENALfS July 1S.-Gnv. Rogers
Judge S;alcup and Auditor Leslie have
been here today inspecting tho state reform
school The governor returned TO Olympia
tonight. II ] snively came this evening
Col. Riipath arrives tomorrow. and a
meeting % the board Of control will be
he'd
~ n meeting u prominent Populis:s to-
day he governor expressed confidence in
Supt Westeu3orf. He Sait & would not
do - remove him or politica. grounds. r.
however. other objections could be found
ard the hoard should dismiss him, he would
rot urge Weste1aorfs retention The ~
siortsts say IL Weeternd0rs * not dis
charged he Will NOT be reapgolnted. but
e.. matter VIII remain 81 stain quo untN
after election. when change Viii - made
Friends % } II G.hl!n % Cneaali=. as
esvt that be is practically assured Of The
appointment when the change IS made
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tze exterson q Denny way across the
RerIsn addition passs1.



Eenisn aJd;f.or passs1,
EsIis were introduce a. follows:
b committee Or T,o1c~ license ard reve-
rae ~ request 81 c3ty comptroller Pm
yss4tnE fer TIE licensing % as plb.io
shCw- exhibiting Ia tns rity - @ntc3 the
admission fge charged X - cents. License
e.. 20 Pr 81 Pc week. IT, cssss asisu- sslo,s
ree b@ asrEe- tee lens 20 Increase pro
portion feIy. GrSt reading
1g third read nE- i$s-l providing f>r the
Iie~rssnz o. 19g shows ard aXi8g tae Is
cease a; 81 ger aay or 50 per week,
gs4ssss1
Oh motion the 3.u appraria,lug money
To- tae p4t:rent u t7e funerA. expenses
% l3s murdered police orlcer Roberts
Wss ,-kea rom ths table and referred to
the comm .ee gn finance,
oa notion OF Nav4n adjournment WAS
taken = .1moTFox evening. July D al 5
=. e.. ~aeD apecla, Sesszon vstu - he'd
10 consider au ordinance 20 y. introduced
- iae Operations committee d.spUSsng
q; the Matte OF the granting Of a fran
c4iae 20 llilam Baker 70 utilize the Sno-
Q4AlfHle fails power for all electric pur-
i3s~s "a tAs city. The or5elnal resolution
~Ss introduced four uanlh;F $50 ard r.
erred "a tae corporations committee. since
WHEN xne !; has hung IRE. the commit
tee aoi having been aA.s- &C. come q. az W.
d"tat aiding r Aas promised 10 report
hnaly ou "Wednesday r shi.
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HEAVY LUMBER SHIPMENTS.
Three Trapscontinenta Roads Run
ming Int seattle Handle AIS More
Car Loads for June Than for

How well the lumber ana sh!ngle mills
of Washington thrive in the days Of IS
is shown IL the tables Of rail- aai cargo
shipments OF lumber and an giles. as they
appear in ,hs June number u the Yves:
Coast and Puget Sound Lumber.nan Fig
ures ob,alnei from the Great Nor bern.
the Northern Pacific and the Canadian
Pacific. which reaches Seattle over the
Seattle & International. tell the story Of
the constant growth In the lumber in
dustry Of ne state.
During June the three roads named
handled 5ust AS car loads q lumber and
shingles more than they did in June.
Is97. according 20 the lumber paper above
mentioned. AS this business is all east
bound. 1t shows that the demand for the
products of the fr and cedar forests Of
Washington IS continually growing.
Here are the figures on rail shipments
for ;he first SIX months Of 1897 and 1885
compared
Cars.
Total shipments for SIX months end
,rE june "a. l,s7 .....................ll.a s3
Tot shipments for same period Of
49, -.------"..- .-r-..---.. ...-....-.. IL, i34
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Mems Black English
Clay Serges.

We them the tables in sacks and
slim We fit
SO Black ThreeB
FrockS ui,s Itala mad and
cloth ndc and mad eqGa % 81
.-
outwi ilk and the lie and
Italian cloth sleeve lining
holes 0fad and
Dol
Of
artistic sand quaio VI tom work
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Increase shown in 1873 .........
Activity III Car building.

The railways are demanding - many
new cars that there Is almost boom in
car building. says the Lum5erman. The
demand for material for this purpose has
been !arse. ana promises 10 be san
heavier for the rest OF the season. The
development Of big cars in phenomenal.
TAX a thousand freight cars in use to-
day on any well equipped road and com
pare their capacity with a thousand buili
twenty years ago. Al thai time any
manager would have been declared Insane
or lncompeten. 10 have suggested a u. GO
pound capacity for freight cars. Now
they run TO eighty and one hundred thou
sand capacity. Recently the Pennsyl-
wanna railroad ordered i.50 box ears .SltA
"A capacity Of - 30 pounds. The Illinois
Central railways ears in iS4 had an aver
age capacity OF 2S797 pounds, IN i,S1 had
increased - 3oclo pounds. In 1859 20 - 80
pounds in iSA3 70 y st5 pounds. aud n 1897
10 3s.N4 pounds capacity. IL can readily
he seen from the above that the carry
Ing capacity II railroads is i.c1eas.ng
much faster thar the Increase in The mum
Der OF cars Indicates
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ANUSE NFNTS.


As A special attraction for Friday and
Saturday evenings Managers Heilg and
Webber present the Berkeley Quartette
and Musical cab. from Berkeley college.
California This is a special engagement
and il limited 70 two nights
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TOOK sTRNCH <ttE AND DIED.
Prominent Farmer Commits Suicide
MILF Drsnondenf

S-...-.et 4 sD4trA - - rs -ITf~}5s -er~e-
coI.FAN. J81y News -as fs4sf cor.e
-~4t william Tgcke- 8 prominent farmer
at-irs .sre~ niles eat - f'aksslsi -oYn-
-n.-.4t ssi-tie sunday n.gat T14eksr. wae
wes ar o1 rsoneer sAa eeea sesy-1y. Zen.
<g,- s3-s,- lire AfrsV Hrs TNsck~g aa& -
,sre3 Sunday g.gHt - soos - poison ~
.N.r trsrk "a gtisH*tfy - rAk. eTi+erfly
wt.h ne ga q rsgfraGzsIE tie po.sra
T4-a zr~v as@e taytrsrtrE - a. TucSSr
s.4orr4e1 re X Sc - wtst ~ ha4 eore
Tess-u-s Here srusa1Eet tut aer@ Unable
- save - - IL waz - J~srz 81 ana
.eaves vile. ;sr@e married daughters sn1
a Ssa-
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DOES 1T
PAY?

Are you getting satisfactory returns from
your Seattle property
Do you get adequate rents and get :heA
promptly. and are your interests managed
in prudent and bus!ness-iske manner
II no.. We tender you our services
CRAWFORD & CoNovER.
New York Block.
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since the death u rali Weinhagen.
ef3t1r 81 'he Seattle penokrst the well
known German newspaper y tnis clty' tne
paper - continued under tae management
~ his widow. Mr. Anna ]. Weinnagen.
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A Little FURRY
i'm Men's Suits.

There Just ninety which will he
and rim we'll.
regular pric o : be o
ma s.
As IN o seIin
n
no
to look We
/ a
is a
70
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The MacDougall
& SOuthWick Co.
Nos 7i7-lo-2l,23 First Avenue.
EXCEPTIONAL.
SHOE OFFERS FOR
THIS WEEK.

4 Clearance Sale Of No
/. mems. Misses and Chill:
| dren's Summer Shoes. All
/ these Shoes have been mark
ed at prices utterly regard
less of cost.
!, BLACK AND TAN ONFORDS
/. $50 Oxforis reduced TO S,S2 a pair.
+ $S.aa Oxfords reduced 10 81 &c a pair.
| 1.5o oxtords reduced TO a6s pair.
+ 500 Oxfords reduced 20 sI5l A pair.
/ S-15 oxfords reduced 10 st-l4 pair.
| sl.@ Oxfards reduced 10 CSC pair.
WOMEN'S BICYCLE BOOTS.
| $50 Bicycle Boots reduced to $50
/ pair
| S.eo Bicycle Boots reduced 70 sa2s
| woMEN's TAN SHOES.
| women's $50 Tan Shoes reduced 20
| S.s0 pair
/ Women's 500 Tan Shoes reduced to
/ s2.,2 a pair.
Women's $3.50 Tan Shoes reduced TO
sees a pair.
women's 800 Tan Shoes reduced to
sl.s7 a pair.
| woMEN's TAN SPRING HEEL
| SHOES.
$40 Spring Heel Shoes reduced 10
/ tlS> a pair.
$50 Spring Heel Shoes reduced to
/ 81. - pair.
MISSES TAN SPRING HEEL
SHOES
Sizes II 10 =
I $3.50 Shoes reduced TO 1873 pair.
/ S2to Shoes reduced 20 81 ~ a pair.
$.so Shoes reduced to si.2& pair.
/ CHILDREN'S TAN SPRING HEEL
/ SHOES.
| Sizes 10 i0i4
/ 500 Shoes reduced 10 81 20 a pair.
/ Sl.75 Shoes reduced TO SIS a pair.
4 81 ~ Shoes reduced TO sl.06 a pair.
| $l.2 Shoes reduced 70 sl.0l a pair.
| Sizes 10 5
| $50 Shoe. reduced TO sl.l2 a pair.
/ sl25 Shoes reduced to a3c a pair.
! Sco shoes reduced 10 SIC pair.
/ INFANTS TAN CACKS.
/ Sizes 81 TO !.
| Sl.G0 Cacks reduced 10 &c a pair.
| Soc Cacks reduced to fic a pair.
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| CITY council SESSION.
btanehise Granted the Sunset
Telephone Company.
ulows UNDERGROUND WIRES.

Arising over Assessment of Gay
Ts...-Probirm of P1ankins Mad
,.ou street Special Session.
ne elsy council a. "a regular Eaess.Lg
.y Esza; passed finally go oo<!-nA ae-
r-an,iag 10 the 5gnss. Tsiep1oae Comps-.y
|. rsnty- I'VE gar franchise siin ths priv
k.. Of .sylax aadefs ground ~.rsa. Tas
xye wAs ten in favor sad tao against
fr.-n.or beg assent McAEale AMI NaFin
szsa ID.
TIE appointment b tbe mayor o. Alex
ssser T. Lune0erg IL De park c9t5aAa. ssioi--
= xAs unanimously endorsed.
TIE assesz1nent rolls fer tae Improvement
4 Jackson and University streets. Al trans
xs,,es Dy TIE board * IA5ae works. are
sea 50 aid & ssi-ss. Fcsgecg.taiy.
TIE ordinance proe.si-g 1ve 'ae Licensing
\ wagons, pasa-eaFls aad other vehicles
,arn ysa.ca rrsala are Ee4s &c oa the streets.
ksween ihs A04f- az y. To- Aua d n.
80 rxtas- ,a, license 81 - .ef year fpT
- rrer5r! tor or attendant. aHt providing
-, 10 sara meals shall be SERVED anF~
khsre exca.- from the vf11cle TO he cas-
- Naa passsSi. TIE IL 44a4fs-e provides
t..bsT far = aae OF not Jess char g. nor
g. ,haa uv5 for each siaiat.an thereof.
Board OF Equalization
The oil introduced by Ga providing toT
90 election u thgee caugat. n.arn1ers 10
arr. wan taree members ~ ;ne sosrd 4
.aanty commissioners. board ~ e1Ga. Ii
a. f,r the adjustment 3f differences ais
IA over the as ssmeEi Of city taxi. ~as
I'd Taa eta!r appointed Gil Ana II =
= a ressurulttee - take ta~ ballot. 80
:. mid ballot TAYLOR. B.4ehsrt ard James
s,,e a,aets.i. The total vots hcsng aa ;o,-
~..,,r = it4naAart. =. J4m~s. : fiu.. ..
ar erAwfas3 =. Csstten1An. ! ku j..
savin. J. %ecessAry - a cto.e .
M slll introduced by sbr auditing COM
SET f.rsv.alaE fo1 tue al.fet ration II
= r. : far ths, payts.est - cIts claims vas
sassed TIE individual appropriations hfv
: follows.
&C. ei.ima. g1>-& o.. Improvement Of
Ss.d avenue S. ~ improvement -
- way u So - lmpruy ef51e0t az Last
i5sncrson .treej. Hio"J- Improvement u
1rsh rsn3a avenue. $1,000 lm.r3t + Iie'si
- litrary e.aims. Att. cts park claims.
communicable
The fs.l9w.4e communications we're read.
rr,m lie board Il hsal,h. Risa feza :
q tn4neftlon ~ Alaska -51ani boats. To
ssa.f,..ir!rafou Re commended Ire 8ppo!at~
nsn. ~ some person ~aosc daty II snA1
= 10 Inspect thr Outgoing Aihs13 hnt
e s.~ tat. proper ssnit8fy and heii-a-
4 r7.a4t. sns ara provided for tho pas--
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In the
Toilet Article
Dept.
First Counter at the
North Entrance.

Mennens Talcum Powder. lSc bot
tie
Colgate's Antiseptic Tooth Powder.
Nc = bottle
Or Lyons Tooth Powder. &c a bottle.
Handicap Tooth Powder. ser bottle.
Sheffield Deniine. .nc A bottle.
Espey's Cream. lsc a bottle.
Woodbury. Facial Cream. &c a bottle.
Woodbury. Dental Cream. DC a bottle.
Woodbury. Soap. isc cake.
Cuticurs Soap, iSc a cake
Pears Soap. l5c a cake.
All White Rose Giycerine Soap, i5c a
cake.
Packers Tar Soap. DC a cake,
Glenn's Sulphur Soap. N, cake.
Roger n Cadets Soap. s5c a cake.
Pinaud's Sandal Wood Soap. 2c q
cake.
Colgate's Sandal Wood Soap. SO q
cake
Colgate's Vsoris Soap. iac a cake.
Colgate's Medicated Tar Soap loo .
cake.
Juvenile Soap. i5c a cake.
Cocoanut on Soap. CSC dozen cakes.
White Oatmeal Soap. s cakes for -.
Georgia Pine Tar Soap. cakes FOE
BE.
Pilgrim Soap. S cakes for &c.
Pinsud's Eau de Quinine. .Sc bottle.
Colsate's Rum and Quinine. &c a bot
tie
Pinauds Toilet Water. csc, $50. Us.
Sl5o
Colsate's Toilet Water. small size.
4ac.
Coigate's Toilet Water large size. 10.
Pray's Nall Enamel. Doe box.
prays Emery Boards. s0c a box.
Prays Rossline, 20c a box.
Pray's Ongoline, 4sc a box.
Dressing Combs. SC, tlc loc. zoo. sc,
ssc. ,oc to 7sc
Tooth Brushes. sc. ioc. i5c. 200. sc.
CSC to soc
I.iebigs Extract Beef. Iron and V1ns.
s5c a bottle.
Full line OF all wellknown makes Of
Perfumes. Toilet Waters. etc.
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DIAMOND Ia Tea 49,. la
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-08
SPECIAL MEETING on srocKIioLprn,
To the Stockholders of the Golden
Eagle Mining Company, location
81 mines, Mercur. Tootle
county Utah.

Notice IL hereby given that the reFu-
lar annual meeting nf the Ht0ckhOldem
not having been held on the first Mon
day Ia March, 1895. NJ provided By the
articles of Incorporation; Therefore T.
the president ~ said Corporation. %
hereby call a special meeting VI Oh,
stockholders, as provided by law. 20 b,
held at room 20 west First south
street, Salt Lake city, Utah. on va.
day, the sth day OF July. 1885 At
o'clock y. m.
snid meeting Il called for the pur.
pose ~ electlng officers OF said cor
p0rhtlou, which should have befa
elected M the time provided BY %
articles of Incorporation Tor the w
regular annual meeting. also for iAt
purpose NJ making provisions for irtss'
ury funds 10 develop ana patent etf
tain property belonging TO said clrfol'
alton, and Tor the transaction Of such
other business us may properly cons
before II.
GEORGE RoMNEY JR,
President
Dated salt Lake City. Utah, June
7th. 1895.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-08
su.ilee 10 csplaIn IIoae.on.

Washington June SIN Wow Of
tachfnrnt ~ Captain u. g. iiudrda1n.
revenue cuttor service from command
~ Che a. 9. revenue cutter MrCull1ch.
now on duty lu cooperation with the
navy with Admiral pcwcya nert 40
Mlnlia, 10 10 stated by Assistant secrc-
ury iiowou that this action was taken
because of the critical Illness ln his
tain iiudrdHUu On uu Oh, tried aud
thuuughly competent officer ~ the
revenue cutter. rHld he. aud hiH record
of thIfty-Hevcn years standing during
nll that time lu without n hlpmish "
any kind.
"Thls statement" he added. "ia made
10 Justice Go Captain ilUdrdHou. than
whom NO officer can stand higher lu the
estimation of the department"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-08
srrcrAL m,rrlNG.

4 meeting Of the stockholders N the
Leroy Mining and Milling Company Ia
hereby called tn Boz held az No. ~ W
Second South street, Salt Lake city. on
the Oh Day of july, 1905. a. o'clock
. m, Tor the purpose Of amending tho
articles NJ Incorporation. thereby max
ms the stock uHsrssIhir. not 90 exceed
one cent dcl per share per lnnum, the
manner NJ leyying the assessments
20 b. agreed upon az the meeting. also
% change thH date ~ the annual
htookhoIdrrH' meeting
e., A. STRICKLAND. President
g. w, MILLER. Secretary.
Dated June I. itgs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-08

rry. This On compromisa. the House
having appropriated $4,000 lul th"
sHnHf. having refused tu mnke amy ape
puuflutluu. The agreement also foe
ciuder the senate amendment Cor u
Investigate thH question of excessive
charges by The railroad companies Tor
mail transportation. Tho Senate rc-
coded from itH amendment reducing ih"
total appropriation fur pay ~ letter
carriers from thirteen 90 twelve million
dollars. restoring The House figures,
und also from o. amendment rrlyId-
lur against more thHn four deliveries
daily ln any city The temporary pro-
vision Tor plfinfhces Ht military camps
during the war was retained The
amendment prohibiting the letting NJ
contracts 90 APPROXIMATIONS was olIm-
mated. nH was that making it mise
domCauur f0r railroad companies 60 to-
fuse 90 carry the q. r. maiia
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AssrssaInNr NnrIcr.
Notice Of Asscssmcnt-Mo rcur w.,,
Dip Cold Mining Company a cor.
pOfutiun. principal place OF
business. Sllt Lake City.
Utah.

Notice IL hereby given that AZ n sb..
cinl meeting of tho Hoard III Dlroetnr,
81 said company called by tn prrsf,
dent for that purpoag. held on the aeth
day Of APRIL i'ls, In Salt Lake civ.
Utah. an assessment ~ nvc.oightfs
90 Of one 40 cont per share was
levied on the capital stock u gald
company payable Immediately 10 a.
~ Ion.r. treasurer. at The Utah Ma
tionul Bank. Salt Lake city
Any stock upon which this na-ess.
mout may remain unpaid ON the ION
day N July i,1i shan b. driinausBt
ana advertised for sale nt public aue-
uuni ana unless payment DO made be-
f1ru. Will he sold on the 3Qth day ~
July. 10 10 o'clock am. az the utab
National Bank. To pay the Delinquent
assessment together with the costs n
advertising and expenses OF sale.
Location Of mine and works Of siii
corporation. Camp Floyd Mining pa.
trict, Toocle County, Utah.
ny order Of the Board u Directors.
~. r, LLOYD.
Secretary Of said Corporation.