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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-01-21
Assess

And IN aCCOTuanCe Win inc law ana
order of the board of directors. made
on the 3rd day of December. 1893, so many
shares of each parcel OF said stock as
may be necessary viii be sold at the
office of the company, No. Gil Mccormick
block. Salt Lake City. Utah. on the 4th
day of February. 1880. at O'Clock pm. to
pay delinquent assessment, together with
cost of advertising and expense of sale.
ERNEST WILLIAMS.
Secretary Tetro Mining Company of Tin
SIT Lake City. Utah. Jan. 10 1899
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THE TETRO MINING COMPANY OF
Tintic Notice-TheTe are delinquent upon
the following described stock on account
of assessment levied on the 3rd day of
December. 1898. the several amounts set
opposite the names of the respective
shareholders, as follows:
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO-
bate division. in and for Salt Lake
county. state of Utah In the matter of
the estate of Elizabeth Thompson. &C.
ceased NOtice.-The petition OF Thomas
c. Armstrong and George H. Raybould
executors of the last win and testament
of said deceased. for confirmation OF the
sale of the following described real es-
tate of said decedent, to-wit: All OF lots
five and six. block one. of Lynch & Glass
mans subdivision of block So. plat c. Salt
Lake City survey; also part of lot L.
block %. hve-acre plat \, Big Field sur
vey, for the sum OF $50. And upon the
following terms. tO-wit;- Cash, as ap-
pears from the return OF sale. fled in
this court. has been set fer hearing on
Monday. the Ord day Of January. A ID.
1899. at $50 O'Clock a. m. at the county
court house. in the court room of said
court, in Salt Lake City, salt Lake
county. Utah.
Witness the clerk of said court.
with the seal thereof affixed, this
(Seal) 1lth day Of January. A. d. 1899.
DAVID L. DUNBAR. Clerk.
BY GEORGE f BLAIR Deputy Clerk
Barlow Ferguson, Attorney.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PROBATE
division. in and for Salt Lake county.
state Of Utah. In the matter Of the estate
Of Roher, DeightOn. deceased. Not ce.-The
petition OF Robert J. DeightOn. admins
traitor of the estate Of Robert Deighton,
deceased. for confirmation of the sale Of
the following described real estate of said
decedent. to-wit: \ portion of lot 1 in
block 81 plat =, Salt Lake City survey.
commencing at the north east corner Of
said lot, thence south 3 rOds; thence west
10 rods; thence north . rods: thence east
- rods TO the place of beginning. con-
tanning 80 square rods of land; also lots
- and IT, in block Is. plat a" Garden
City survey. All If Salt Lake county.
state OF Utah. for the sum of $4,000. And
upon the following terms, tO-wit: For
cash. as appears from the return of sale
filed in this court, hes been set for hearing
on Saturday. the 2lSt day of January, A.
d. 1899. at $3.50 O'Clock Z. m, at the county
court house in the court room of said
court, in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake
county, Titan.
Witness the clerk of said court,
(Seal.} with the seal thereof affixed. this
9th day of January. a D. 1899.
DAVID c. DUNBAR. Clerk.
By GEORGE =. BLAIR. Deputy Clerk.
Richards & Varian. Attorneys.
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Established 1S4l.
$50 Offices
The Oldest and Largest.
r. 6. DUN & CO..
The Mercantile Agency.

GEORGE OSMOND. General Manager.
Utah and Idaho. Offices in Progress
Building. Salt Lake City.
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PROBATE AND GUARD
IANSHIP NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or the Respects
i've Signers for Further Information

THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT,
state CO Utah. Salt Lake county. IN the
of the Pacific Trust company. a corpora
ton Notice is hereby given that an ap-
plication has been filed on behalf of the
board of directors OF the Pacific Trust
company corporation. praying for the
dissolution OF the said corporation. that
OBJECTIONS TO the said application may be
filed by any person on or before the 18th
Gay OF January, A ID. 1899.
DAVID c. DUNBAR.
C1erk Third Judicial District Court, Salt
BY GEO. +. BLAIR. Deputy Clerk.
Williams. Van Colt q Sutherland, At
torneys for Petitioner.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO-
oate DIVISION, in and for Salt Lake cOun-
". state Of Utah. In the matter Of the
estate and guardianship Of Charles. Ar
Ihur =, ASnes l., Ernest +. and Edith
j. broWn. minors. NOtice.-yhe petition
OF Max r. Smith, the guardian of the
named minors. for confirmation of sale
OF the following described real estate, to-
VII; commencing at northwest corner Of
10y ?, BLOCK = plat b, Salt Lake City
survey, thence east three rods. south ten
TodS, west three rods north ten rods, to
beSinnlng; also commencing at a point
SiA IOuS east or northwest corner Of lot
D, running thence east four rods. south
ten rods. west four rods, north ten rods,
70 beginning, in Salt Lake county, Utah,
Tor the sum of $500, and upon the fol-
lowing terms. to-wit: Cash. as appears
from the return of sale, fled in this court.
mas eeen set for hearing on Wednesday.
the zoth day of January. a. d. 1880 at
S;SO O'Clock am, at the county court
mouse IN the court room Of said court,
IN SAT- Lake City, Salt Lake county,
Witness the clerk Of said court.
with the seal thereof affixed. this
(SeaD l2th day of January. A. ID. 1893.
DAVID c. DUNBAR. Clerk
By r. G. REEDALL. Deputy Clerk,
Stephens & Smith. Attorneys.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE NO 9.

DtNA
Salt Lake City. Utah, Jan. 20. 1899.
Pierce. Critchlow * Barrette.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PROBATE
DIVISION. in and for Salt Lake county,
state or Utah. In the matter Of the es-
tate of James Harvey. deceased Notice.
-Ihe petition Of William Prestwich, ad-
ministrator of the estate of James Har-
Fey. deceased, for confirmation OF the
sale of the following described real es-
tate OF said decedent, tO-wit: A parcel OF
real estate situate in Sanpete county.
Utah, described as follows; Commencing
at a point 4 37-100 chains west from the
southeast corner of the southwest quarter
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Notice of Stockholders Meeting.

Guardians of the Persons and Estates OF
Said Minors.
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tho prettient and the most prosperous
section ~ the world,
The prupt. 81 WAlin Walla are loyal
and patriotic and applaud the tnsshani
nous iibsraiity ~ their esteemed FELLOW
citizen, Levi Ankeny, IN offering 70 hrinH
tc Seattle nur brave bstt'essdsrted Wash
sngton regiment Thev are proud ~ the
man who has so honor~d their city ana
county, and they viii o. ~ seattle IA
force % receive and honor their own
brave boys. and 10 make tho rf.a'e#,
event IN the history ~ our state Wnlia
waiis people are ~ harmony With the
Post tn,ciligcncef, which has dane 30
much for our whole state. fer seattle ana
Cor the progressive patriotic party 81 our
nation,
1 understand AIR Ankeny viii fun ~
free train from WAlia wsils "a Seattle.
The atmosphere here " very uhe"narua
ial 20 calamity .howisrs iiryNh iastosl al.
vocnses and anti Decentralization, anti
progression. antisetransioh and anti
American advocase#.atoo much nbe wheat,
too much steady .mpioym.nt. too much
good things 10 eat, loo many homss snd
comforts The p~ope or Wsiia Wslia
viii stand by Mckirlsy snd his admins
,tation. or army ana navy, AMI the hon'
or. supremacy ana glory ~ out nag IN
the seas Of Asis and they viii iein Seat
tie heart and soui w the coming cei~hfs'
ton 90 the return ~ our soldier boys
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ponfiture II ~ 16 ~ the construction ~
the hui puHpa ana setting the machinery
~ place These nsuros ~ not include The
cost ~ machinery AMI eabln furnishings
Her engines afe 10 hs s,yre0mp0uhd lop
horse sp0wer, aRd boilers ~ the scotch ma
rlns make She " te have ihsiF'lhoh dscs
beams, saineh planklns and lsAaalnoh main
"a With elselrlcl,y ana While she 10 eape
ciaiiy designed fuf osfHo carrying, she Viii
have q limited number ~ comfortably apa
,risns ~ ali, ae,,u,"aia,s rs,v ana ,hts'
~ second but this porlien ~ her eunptrucu
ton viii hn ~ arranged that 80 second,
eiats Passengers can 10 carried
MY pufrvss Ia o. have the ~ W nitks
insNn enc ~ the strongest constructed hnlts
ever put up 90 the Coast" CAPT caine
said ANA " necessary sha can whom enfna
pittpd carry 4 lumber cargo ~ mn w0 feet
ths IL suited 20 the ara,tiesasY rrsnelscu
Iun 81 10 honolulu ard y aise we'll adapted
fnr tho Alaskan tfafflc"
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ANOTHER Stare cMEEx Sale.
seattle Men rwv~Nws~ che Awseovt~s
for aTa,0OO

The Anacor,es milne IN shs Riate crook
district, this a'a'e. has been sc'f 20 Ss'
attic capitalists Tor 81 NJ" Nei simpson
John " McGfaw AMI = - Carlisle ere
the purchasers The deaf was eonsuma
mated lat. SATURDAY afternoon The sale IL
psr,cu'srN Important not atone from tia
fact that u Ia ore - me highest prices f1t
which a mine har been sosi ~ thls most
prem sting ues district. hui fof the sill
better reason nat the new owrefa VII
~ enr~ enter upea The developm ~ ~
the property on AZ extensive sale.
l. u Rogers the wet. kHasn real css
tate broker. said The mine. ana ~ The
terms ~ the yale Ne retains a material in.
tersst IN 100 properly TIE secured an
option on ihs basis ~ soeo AZ the paf..
chase prize last March, from the etis 'nsl
l,eoAtors ard uwnsrs John Noung. john
Ru~n.r r u thiis N - smith. ~ n.
Woodbury. Douglas Almond and Peter
Nelson all ~ Anacortct
Enough Development wcfk has been
done en- the property 90 show thAt 80 con-
talns very ficH ore AMI, % - believed "a
vrr, lars. body II ~ Two tunnels have
been dfssen Ias gt,i s"sSs AZ t,s ..,
IN nrasne ere that assayei All ths way
srorn 81 10 seaqa psf ton several ia
chunks ssr~ tassn ow thAt save returns
S. hish a. y 20 the pound
one Thousand ises lover cesn the Sc
ona ,annei penetrate. the mountain. IN
tAs coarse 81 ATTY 'set TIE vein isnsi
nm, 40 - s@vsu feet New tatrI tun-
Sia,~ rrsos ls xeins a. 80 rhs Cripple
,r~sk - ths Northwest NJ kof as sali
in ilsr '~irg the sais - ~" Ana rrtirs
ras. 5 80 sr.rs Ne a re- k,ess prediction
ha4 nrrlls believe u ! vas lNns ~ m.
Cripple Crscs diE'rset, "a fact Travelled al
eNef Colorado, ara ss~ 800 aste a. soed
;ss s,.ss 4 ws.hins'sn ~ me ns.ils
x next summer there NIL be ~ l~ss tan
~ shipping wines ~ iNc State ann
uartk.uiArly refer 10 she fgrskA Nam.
A
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A wALiN GRAIN OUTLOOK.
7es Writes Of Condition.. In
ssss~rn washipe,op.

49, sores sho receutiv went from,
y ~ fe Nalla Walln wheat alstrss,
a.. ssesd TIRE tellaNfnx inter.sttnr
M ne condition 90 wheat h, that
s9ea The resavsa z thn past.is,.
|CN :" "'' ~ the grain oafi0ck az he
49, wAt.i.A Set r,,.. -
~ ,nsf ~ laly aia no, 40 "a. ,,..,
IA nshsai that has ha.n ..latv.s a.,
III $3.50 and C.lafl8a committee AZ.
|Rsrs,.,Is exansinatle,n ~ tte ~..-e,,,s.
No =, tN'es'"ases thai afe hning Allied
Eelss.s.., Hss Ce2n'iss and a careful
II sss.. " eundt'iers urd that
Pa ss,s..~nx To PORTION ~ nth -
n - I. ses - consiAsrRAt, .hv,eha.
= Ia, -. sSw'Fs, thar was n.t s.cr..,
1 N S.sssfs ~il! eereralt, CRATE NJ
- ess.,s sec'ios that I sav t~ t.ro.-
As sh,,.su W hTsrags Apeinx Ana faii
"a s.A -. ~entN-eve bushels PER
IA ana az, fesNrV 81 ru So hIxr as
~ IN NaUs W., .......,, ~
n - farmers thar t.f. 80 -.
II - - SAY haSh.sa f...t.
u d ~ '.nsaes named we're Aawex~s
~ - "a sth Winds 20 Iut. 81 e.,
EAk r,s,,. o~as s'ton sas' - thm
81 sss 80 ans - 10 same 49, &c..
- sAs sArSs ha~ntrx wf.t. So
A.s go I'VE ffs r@n1 ara ne "a
. ,as damage g. rnshe-e =,
sSsEsa rs,,,...t f~srws The ,t~ls ~
49, .S.sy ms eaF - sSttr,st.,f =.
[AA ana Malta WaHa es,un,y
&c ,vs- 49,.
"a haskAArln~.. =. - IN"
~ -. aad ~iniy as u~s. 80
~ - e sAse nos Gaae 50 ry,a',e ~.
- A ara, xs,rtl.as -
49, - shsesa.sa .as xafa h..s,, -
sa1 TIE ssaadinr 81.
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was very little hurt Grain stacked sui.
Iered most loss. During the pleasant
weather the last week harvesting hm .
been rushed and another good week will
nearly save the whole crop In this part
OF the country.
WAlla WaliA city has stiii the appear.
nnce OF great prosperity Several large
buildings have been delayed IN construr.
ton for want Of Tonino building stone.
cars not having been furnished 10 bring
II here.
although fruit In not very plentiful here
this year. n massive building IA heir -
erected for a fruit fair. and n In claimed
there Will be a splendid display ~ fruits,
cereals and vegetables. This Ii the colin.
~ Tor nn- cantMioup@s and melons. They
all the WAlla waila valley In the richest,
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Claim jumpers are ~ WORT In the Indies
mining district. and legal trouble IN brew
'n9. Within the past thirty days 10 n
estimated that fully t0o persons have
gone into the district for the purpose Of
hunting mineral About . year ago and
prior To the present excitement. OWNS
10 the opening up % q rich district. \
NUMBER 81 claims we're staked and some
OF the requisite work done.
About this time the Nome country was
Just being heard %. and many az the
locators left their property for the siRse
being TO visit the far north. They are
now returning. 10 find the Index district
hes proven rich and their claims jumped
Twelve claims In all are said 90 he I'm
THIS predlcament. and among the num-
Der are three which are being negotiated
TOT ny an English syndicate. An agent
~ IN the city looking up svtdence In the
interests Of the shut-out mtoeva, but ne
not met with much success
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VERY BEST Of HER Glass
Specially DestsaeA - . Casso Cav
vsss--Capacsty sev wsO.eeo rect ~s
Lsnhes-Liaisea Passenger Meom
-Mssaa BsOs. Will Hui1d Craft.

The pacinc Clipper Line. through fs
general manager. Capt. y. r. Game, yes
terday placed an order with the moran
Bros Company for . steam schooner.
which completed and In commission Will
cost 100000. II IN 90 b. made one of the
best crafts ~ iis Kind aiioat. The kee!
Will be laid October I. and The vessel COM
pleted and ready for commission next
March She ~ 20 M called the q, W. Dick
inson, IN honor ~ Geo. W. Dickinson. for
merry of the Northern Ps~nc and now
one Of the fasifc clipper Lane proprle,"fH
Capt csine las, night save a dsscrip-
ton 81 the weasel. the general dimensions
OF which are; Length over ali, 30 feet
between perpend.ouisrs. pa feet breadth
of beam. ~ feet 2 .ncfss, depth OF ho.d. 10
feet, nodded depth. " feet inches. ca
pacity. 100 tons. speed " Knots.
Tbs Moran contract provides for tho sx-
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ruuUWAN WAs Jtsr Muui>p.
Portland tssitst Nearly Wins ths
Nti~ WuaAteap ~ Naitss.ys

srw SunN ssrt ate usoisssua frsfis 90
nssssa 'hs hifseis rscss ~ Nasishufs teiav
" ihn miis heafssfioNat tlIsd MaiAuaaa y saw
ice 81 Hfusiwi Ur fsnm afsfsh saf sgassa.i
80 tsfe U#feeiY rsNfe hsN hslfstsesath IN ths
lrsf ssff ossu kimts ~ ts,aissNia wNn stss
stsftst whsfa hs shistef usW fesaintl.a a
its ~fftl wnuld hAfa lsNAeA " n FfeHaAa ~
fAfilaHd ~ shts,s handiisr uss " sarls ahead
- himhis - na Nnssh SssnpsF
NaN mile ~ f~sianai Hrsna NHgi ~ 3 f1stmt
thicsaH N-isHHe afsfrss nftuaira = sssai,s
Neh NsibauF. ANanis fhifls I1aff NJ Fafiaas
nth iNss ftvIrh fiHs III
pnr snlfs fsfsftssiHnsi tarfissr Wa ~ f9nvs
NffsfsnA ssfstA psen klntls srnstsh .ss,ns
ffsensn. q ssris 'hlf,i ttshsf tblssxn
a. Fssis. fuafth fisse ~
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rWOW CWicAao ~ MILWAUKEE.


CHICAGO. tepi The nrm, annual
sl.miie relay read race ~ the Asseria.
tei cycling clubs ~ Chicago was run 10.
dny hetwsen Mii~auhee and chicago. and
resulted In victory fsr tho raiun hia
Logan square cycle club ~ 4, TroOVts
~ tina, club crossing the nni1h iiss AZ
Lincoln ratk rye hours ana fnfts minutes
after Tho nfai huneh isft milwaukee and
winning the sino silver con
The race Vas run under upfaVaFs hle
conditions y strong wind Hrf heavy
dusty roads mitigating against good time
Tho distance was iai miles
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nrwAnN .nin a,rls SHOOTING.
~. ". Niws scores ea owt ~ TOO .s
Denver ss soo Nsvas onhsra

DrNvrn ~ewf Il Ns.s y . -..,~.
q 80 heHtef ufs f'rt ssare.f ssIf = So
ffAe ~ iH sfws'tfirs sntfn shlsss tst4f fhatstt
s~ast.s ~ 80 81 iFftstfasi 80 afas. sscs ssss
A. rrf~st pssif. sales /. serains flussts 49,
rNs sttsltiFx wss erRsset sfs0fit Awsefssv .fars
nf 'srtsf. s~sea fsns tiaes asstxNes "A s.ss.
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tsonsi museum ID an oashoot Of the ins.!-
tuition, and 70 supported By appropriations
by congress.
Dsah year . general report contasnsns
LOO pages y gotten out. sivInG. besides
matter descriptive Of ths COLLECTIONS ~
sides this there are many special bu.lesins
70 BE issued during the yeas. Dr.. Bents-
being ss:a By Prot Hssss 90 & ne ss neus
university. on the battieship Name.
Amons the Western co1ectIons TO be
"a ss Il ss s':s :: n
q mia-rsis. bids ara s nsh. I'll form.ns e one
q the interesting exhibits IN The buildings.
over the United states tTndsr me ls~ =;
spscimens found by 9ovsrnmsnt empioyss
Lately the museum has been receiving
valuable acquisitions from Cuba and Porte
Rico. siI claimed under Inc law - coming
D, rSs fSsna q cass"n e. s .s
er and most valuable in shs in4iisusssa,
Win the possible exception q me hissosss
the Revolution sad shs coJopisI DANES
" issl Ut HeniArtn visited Puget sound.
and went home with the isnpresMoa that
ws,sr. 4 never =" -" = ssc sy = ,"s =.
founded IN my Hfe,e ne sasd YESTERDAY.
as when ] arrived and compared what
J sac then and now There Wf1i ~ only
one city, or the ccss, N . few yeasy and
that win he Seattle"
Cot w NJ kidpath. Of SPOKANE. 10 AZ
fhs fufier. the purc.sss~ ~ materials f,f
,ss~ IN hls brick block. now being con-
siftlcteh w Spokane, bringing HIN 10 ac-
attle We rive~ the nnr@ Flowing Account
of spokane's prosperity that IL told by the
usual arrival from that ~tyv "Buefnsrs
IN every line IL IN escsilent condition" ne
SAID last night MANY improvements ara
Under wsy and there are no vacant h,sl1-
luss IN the city" On the new business
block move Icing built by Col RIdpath lsrss
heavy tifnhers srs required, ~,ch ~ cannot
he supplied except Nv The Sosnd mills n
IL for this nsteriai that Col Rtdpash mas
come 70 Seattle
y II Moore a promfnen, business man
~ Garland. Pa. With Ms family, = spend
ink few DAYS on the rcnss We know
~ nothing better than that 20 srs enjoy
ing good 'imee IN Pennsylvania" ne said
yesterday Yes Pennsylvania wfl1 bs
Republican newt year In fsct we are A
iohsifed state IN this respect hut Ne are
r.sIny, Republicans faster nov man ever
before"
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WV YORK, SEPT The usual MG holiday
crowd vas 81 shsepshsad Hsy to-day and the csrd
Vas attractive enough W satisfy them. The nrss
stale 20 w. f~efdsd the Autumn, IN vhscs 0cs
tsiion was the fssosits although Mssmsrsss ard ~
fiunan we're slso we'll hAebsd Results
fniufity course Rotation woa. Red rsseh s~coud
kaafofd third time 20
Autumn fu'natf rourse- Nsssnertst Won, 0udea
second, Uoufsllon third. THINE. - -
Twin 'ltt Haasicsr, mile and 4 qnasfev~rysvi
ous Won. itsnxie secosd nannochtrsa third. time
?i0
The wss'hurv stss,l~rhsss hsii cousss-ps. Get
e@as
Mile and . sixteenth f,scanssv wcn, Maid ~
Harlem ssoosd. Clonssis third time. - -
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CHICAGO, Sept t-rwsi,e thousssd p~opse vent
70 the Hswthofne useh this sftssaeoa and ssw to
ifAfh Tsruffr hf1ksn
The Eastern Aiiy. r1smmoea. and n. q. Nsmsssts
colt cstlon both beat Mssiso In tAs ssconA nee.
cutting The TRACK record . auadss AZ Q second
Weather clear, track fast Results
..ons mile III Nshuia won, nsst Davis sscced.
Maud Wallace third time. I mi
Five and half fuftopss -rismmors won. Capesn
second Maud Waiises third time. 0t
rn and half fefis,nsa~ Aisisssa vca, Moma0ou.
cry second. Macy third time, ~
.s,esps.bs. short covrss dypss,yss wa. clsssA
" seesnd hsiisuy third time. Isl
Mile ard a half, selling aCfessus von. JaeoanApus
Nile. selling NswssAthssss won fAppsn sseonA
hlsh6p Heed third. Tina. ~
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are few pefpons Who
do not know Of the
Smitheonian inststu-
ton, founded In isss.
ana now enjoying the
interest on Q.@9. 10
sudoUmnaf n -
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so,. On ,hs bass. WIN. y. -,ld ,sa :" w
ne ho.los tsp, sh.l1 e,yses.ss see m ds~ W
.,'shsm "a. r.-..a.sd w,!h a..w,s.a sns y ,hs
'p "" ~ '' ..%: -. " s I ss. .,, X.
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