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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-12
CITY NOTICES.

90 SlIf Oh Sk.ArTLEs-clsy Treasar-
So "secs Is aeseby given that ire Sc an
- ,sSssSs.nent az LEGAL Improvement q -
Ia Ne ~ Tor the Improvement az VI
sss Harvard streets. ia the cav 81
SsAss. trctn Depot Street 20 Mercer
-. g. scr SIKH Street. under the PROV
= = y vfalaAace No. &$g. wA!ch prSsxt,.es
So 80 IN tgevyFnsas as sal street by cass-
49, ssge sewer uk proper dimensions
ss.ss ~aSa ssst cts between "a = aasrts 10
ss-ssseN VIA a. necessary opsniTgs, ayes.
ssss~ am f1oses. vrutilaE0rx .iasesnx
= - satcb oasaDs. aud ~ connecting
~ - "sta ire WSsa tntErcs ntfng sew .sr
49, A.s-.'a~ az The Intersection 81 Eflsars.
a. $50 AAc20t street. AMI ggSesSlFzx fAg
safEs therefor IN .xsSIsil1sesits and
- S.@k fgae Tor saca payment as
es.-ssssak and c@sisxtsea ~ speciAl as
u - So Re sgeeevsy benefited ~
sssxsst. aud pTevs4sns for ths
. tsssee q hcsasss IS amtaertxrf sx A., a.
sxsSS sSsSsst4Te 81 the Stale os VASE.
4. - sFts%Ft1 March str lss1 ARD an
sas.sss ssSfsss&eS - ordnance Ne. 2ss
ssxss.s s@~s ia. l$ss. - amended 8p ~
q - - @tes approves I@sy lfsh. .sss
esr ssst ShartsT 80 srsessstsssF sfsS rsu
49,, say aeva a1lp certified 10 aaS for
sAsysss ss'a sAa respective SUNS ssereza
u a 49, ssssszs against saeA parcel ana
go -. aNG p&Et tATFSrf n "a J a.
Assnx Issrssi y ssssla lrsfs;irs,srss re-
szsr<.. sssAAs &z9 ne sarna. s-lSsssAsrg ,ss@
Aasa :. - sas %sale ansoant ehsrSNf
Fskxsasss So o. 81 eesSr@ the s;A asy 80
= 49, sssA Unless gaynaea. se made
IN = - airS.eff e. or lefssrs tAe s4a
Nsss SssesSsassy. iSe tbs same shat hr
- -. Assssss &isA shan hear .=seyss. a.
90. - seeg esaS- pee aaaalx. Iss.as
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THE CITY or EATTLE-Deparsment Of
finance. treasurer's Office. CITY treas
urer's notice.
Notice is hereby given that the assess
ment roll OF Local Improvement District
No. l.a, in the City or Seattle, created by
Oriiuarscs No. 6.usi. entitisd an Ordinance
teenth Avenue. in the City OF Seattle. from
East Pile Street 10 a point 10 feGs south
OF East Denny Way, by the construction
Of an iron stone pipe sewer throughout
said portion OF sa i'd avenue, together with
all Necessary yves. openings. manholss.
lamp holes. ventisatoss. catch basins and
flushing tanks. and providing for the pay
mest therefor by the mode OF immediate
payment and establishing a fund for sach
payment by an assessment upon all lots and
parcels OF land benefited by such improve
ment under the provisions Of Ordinance
No soss, approved April 18Th, lss2 "a
amended by Ordinance No. 2,&0. approved
May sth, 1884. and Ordinance No. s.t3-. APP
proved May sth. 1885, ard the City Charter,
as now Ia force, has been certified 20 me
for collection. ard that unless payment OF
the assessment thereon contained - made
within thirty days from the date OF the
first publication OF this notice such assess
ment shall become delinquent and shall
bear interest at the rate of 10 per cent. per
annuIn until paid, and IL not paid before
such assessment shall have become deita-
uuent a penalty OF 5 per cent. shall be add
ed and the Sums delinquent shall he en-
tered on the annual tax roll for the cur
rent year against each lot and parcel
delinquent and with the interest collected
as other taxes, separate account being kept
thereof. and IL not paid within the time
fixed for the payment OF city taxes, shah
he collected. together with such additional
charges and penalties as are authorized 20
he charged and collected on other delin-
aueni taxes, each lot or parcel so deisn-
luent as.an be Sold for the amount OF such
assessment, with interests and costs. al the
time and in the name and by the same
authority as lands and lots are sold for
city taxes.
a H. FOOTE.
City Treasurer OF the City % Seattle.
Date OF first publication. Seattle. Wash,
T.. ,
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pAac, ana 4 h1r paid before SAID s.r,s a
pss-Aisy OK i've CD PER cent shall be aes1.ss.
OF The annual tax rcai eoE IRA rssr-erss -
against each s0s and parcel az Iara a.
part thereof. 80 1esiragesss. anss ssrh fna
inferesf ana penalty na2a be essssSr4sa "a
ctAeg taxes. tossther with such a4s4Eslons al
charges or penalties as are aufiSss1xs5a "a
o~ charged and 1ol8ctsc CO ether sc.s,s-
aassnt taxes. and each LOT or oarrs4 az Lars
50 delinquent Efsasi b. sold FOR ths ag~.ss,rsr
OF such asseasnsents sr1th interest xss.-saIfy
ara costs. Il the manner provided E7y lax
A IL. Foorr
IsSy Treasurer 81 TIE Gs<y CO Seatsle
1855 3s
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NOTICE To SI-ES~rORS~NOTTCr IL
hereby given that the poll books ~ thu
several voting precincts OF The CgGv az
Seattle for the year iN8 are now IN sha
office - the cry Comptroller ard ~
esflEi9 C.ty Clerk. In tie city Hal oe
sa3d t9ty. ard shat the Same are now
op@w FAR the registration ~ voters and
TIA citizens - said CIV are herahv no.
t}GF9 taAt shey can register at said Of
fcs. Will III PARRY.
IHty Ccrspfrnlier ard Ex-afgiCfo CITY tsl.vA<
of the g1ty ~ Seattle,
Tate of srst puai.eagton January II.
f~.a
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TIE CITY or LE.-Deyear-ry,ev1 OF
nEsases. ireasnssfs Office. City treas
Notice is hereby given that the assess
nser roll o. Looai Improvement DlStrSc,
40; Iss IN the City o. Eeatsis. created by
Ordinance No a.a5S snt.ftesa an Crsslna1e.s
providing for the Improvement OK FIJI
tseaI Avenue, In the City Of ~ rattle fgssm
f@ss Gnson street 20 poins l4 fest soa.h
u r-aSt denny Way. by TIE eoaxt ruSsson
OF an iron stone pipe sewer throughout said
portion Of said avenue. together with al
necessary wyes. openings, nasnEoles, lamp
noses, sesssilasoTs. catch basins arG aasa-
ing sasakz, and providing tor the payment
therefor by the mode Of immediate pay
nents and establishing q fund for sssca
pa Genf ~ an assessment upon all lots
ana parcels Of land benefited by such Ina
pogemert- under the provisions OF Ordl-
fance No. 2.tn9, approved April es.h 1867
q amended by Ordinance No. $50 ap-
t.t2. approved May 5th. isss. ard the city
Charter. as now In force, has been ceFtl-
NED TO me FOR collection. and that unless
payment Of the assessment thereon con-
tanned Is made within thirty days from the
GATE u the first publication OF this notice
such assess ment snail become delinquent
and shall bear interest az the rate OF 10 per
cent per a!ruEa until paid and IL not pad
before Sucts assessmsn Mt shall have become
Delinquent penalty Of Per ces.L. shall
De added. and the sums delinquent shall lie
entered on the annual tax roll for the cUy-
rent year against each lot and parcel so
delinquent ard with the Interest collected
As oSneF taxes separate account beng Kept
thereof, and II rot paid within Ias time
fixed for the payment OF city taxes. shall
be collected, together with such additional
charges and penalties as are authorized 10
b. charged and collected On other deiin-
uueEf taxes, zach lot or parcel SO delt!l-
Quent shall be sold for the amount OF such
assessment, with interests and coats, a.
the time and In II. manner and b the
same authority az lands and lots are sold
Tor city taxes.
A. II. FttOTE,
a. -
Date Of first publication. Seattle, Wash.
January sth 1890
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WASHINGTON, Jan fi.~~Today's state
mens OF the condition OF the treasury
shows: Available cash balance. Sc 80. :
63s. gold reserve GxS 2Swsa.
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stem. EgSse-
CTeared-8- sh Arereor. with la - essss-
els o. wNea. for Queenstown
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General Quotasao.s,

<SGS<GS ..-...%--.+..-..s.%s xsaa
General Quotao1oDs.
F7our-Recsipts. is.saa barrels: exports.
e Ns be<@ySlS. market u shade arsaer !.
Minnesota patents. s2.ssagIS
Waeat--Receipss. LEGO bushels. ex-
ysa~.s "a AN hssS hs4S. Spof~ firyn; No : red
Sasc (. O. D.. options opened weaker; tho
bears held control NEST Of the day BY rea-
son OF scang speculation, lower English
cables ard heavy Southwestern selling.
but were finally nrTner on big csearanecs
and export Developments. prices in the
last hour therefore rallied sharply and
closed SsSfixc net higher. with the under
tone strong March closed AZ ssasc.
WDol-Stsady.
HopS-SseaGy.
coffee-Opgsons opened steady and un-
changed 70 points lower. sales were II. 30
hSSs. Including: March. S.s>scs April. assc !.
MAY, s.~lc. September, &C. spot, Rio.
quiet. No :. ;Gyosce, SAC. No. I. sohbiux,
Tssc: ralla. quiet but steady; CerdevA. *
Gssc.
Sagar--Raw. held higher. fair refining.
; iS-ise, centrifugal. 81 test, s-lsc. refined.
steady.
Metals.
Pig irnn~~Warrants. s..
Copper-Lake. SIS, eza9&iiA
Tin s2saeSfssss 81.
Speiter--Sa 5s4sa@ e.
Lead-sAl8ssia The firm that Axes the
selling price for miners and shelters
quotes lead at SSSs at the close.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.


SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 1.-The wheat
market Was steady. spot unchanged. fu-
lures opensd lower. hat advanced later on
ley quiet and unchanged for spot. options
lower. oats unchanged: not much demand.
Spot quotations We're:
, Eioisr-Net cash for family extras. Aisu
wheat-Shipping. nisa for No. and
n.n for CHOICE; milling. A.I7'seI IN.
Bsriey-Feed a s.,i, - ~, brewing nsSa 30,
lis: milling, si.a.asI 10: Surprise 81 soS3i. ~ /:
black for seed, siss4si.1S; red. N.so4l-SS.
Receipts
Flour. quarter sacks, -, 80: Oregon. s.sA,
wheat. oreson, eentals. 2.uo; barley. cen
beans. Eastern. sacks. i.so: potatoes.
sacks, s.es3. Oregon, 1881, onions. sacks,
"a; orceon, sss, bran, sacks. lis Oregon.
hay. tons. las: wool. bales. 81; hides. num-
Der. aa; quicksilver. TASKS. Il: wine. gal
Closing Quotations.
Wbeat-Inacttve: May. N.i1s..
Bar.ey~Inaetiye. May. N-i.. new, issa.
corn-Large yellow. nisMsal,is.
Wool and Hops.
Wooi-Spring. Nevada. IoGsIsisc: East
ern Oregon, logic. valley. Oregon, Isrisc |;
fan. Northern mountain lambs sssioe !.
inounsaln lambs, 56iae. San Joaquin plains.
GSlSc; Humboldt ana Menaoci.so, sslIic.
Hops-Crop OF ISIS. 1surlc.
Produce. Fruit, Etc.
MiIlstufss-M lidlings. RIGA. bran. 1850
arls.0a per ton.
Hay--Wheat. sieais: wheat and cat slsss
isse: best barley, sifUi5: alfalfa usIt:
straw Per bale 5ff4t s5c.
Potatoes--k,afly Rcse, 1880; River Bur
banks. soc4Si. Oregon Burbanks, SiMi3a.
sweet $l.7a.
observation-disclosures. 7gsc: green peas. s9
SC: string beans. eassc per Id; tomatoes. 7sc
IAzS per box; eggplant, l3,rs5l5c: chill
green peppers JQSc; mushrooms, SGIi2t.c.
Fruit-Apples. choice. 1sc: common. s0c
cfanos!rles, ssus; oranges, navels. 81. 5aaf
2aQ; Mexican lines, repaek, s.. common
fornia lemons. s.. -: bansAias. 81 aaesa5o per
bunch: pineapples, s.. sog5 per dozen.
Bntser--E'ancy creamery, 2aSJ16c; Go Sec
onds, Z21aic; fancy dairy. &c. do seconds.
s9s2c. picked. Is@faec; tirkin, 1sxfles
Cheesc-New, utsEsfas4c, DID, fo1raif2c
California cream cheddar. iiaflsc: Young
America, il,z4tl2o; Eastern. i2.sqls,ac;
Esss~ssore. seaaasssc; fancy ranch $50
Ice.
Pouitry--Tsirkey gobb,ers Sc per ID.
turkey hens fiaiSc; old ROSTERS $3.50.
young ROSTERS. $5Safs; small hro.iers, Aii
s: large hroiiers. SQS.so fryers. s5aaf5
hens. si5as5 geese. 81. ss4I2 per pair; old
pigeons. Siui.2s: Young pigeons, 81. sGf3
Exchange.
sserling on London. sixty days MEN.
Sterling on London. sight, SASts.
Financial.
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Rye-No. & Ssse.
EAricy-,Eos z Sltanc.
Fsaxseea-Nc' ]. x-fsts
Timothy seest-lrsuie, s2sss%.
Mess pork--per nNrrei, - ss{ss q,
iArd-per loo pounds. Ss~sSlo.s1ts-
Ssacs-Shars ribs tioossl s. Ns>s6.sS
Shoa.ders-nry saised tsscxesfl, ssss3<AsA
SsdsS-Saor, clear tnoxesis, SAeSxs6tS
WHISKY Dsstiilsrs' finished gs-o<ss. per
rzffs-1
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On ne produce exchange today the hut
ter market was easy. Creamery 1A2slscs
dairy. i@giSc.
EsSs--HuiL FRESH Isssssaoe
CheeSe-Ssrsag: ancAansrsi
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SEATTLE WHEAT HAHhET.

wn~as~NArkss grcnNnrsa. excart No. /
club sse. No : b5a~steTTi, So milling. No.
cs4A. saes Ma. 1&@sasssfa. Sc
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. jan 3l--Vh eas--ssseasy: eaub.
&C. hkues.s-ss. g.
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PORTLAND. Jan. G-wAsas-pla aaa
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Total Snies.

Total sales u stocks today were as1Eu
shares fEeiasias:
Atc1lxgr $3.50 .................. aa SO
A,snfSar preferred ..s.. .............. - 49,
Central Pacific see. .................. - ~
tshssat~Aka IL Oh8o ................... T. -
Eurl.ngtop ...... ....- ....-............ AZ -
Denver A. Rio Gran3s Preferred. 10
Great Northern preferred ......r...-.- 49,
Hurasa C@ntras .... ................... Ellis
E1cas~gfffe a. NASHVILLE ............... & zsa
Manhattan ........ ....- ...........~.. ~ ~
PISS sgfsx preferred ..-.,.. ........... & 40
Mss4gsssys Parsas ....... ...s........... = ssss
~ew Yarg Central .4........4.....-.... = So
central pxcsae .,. ..-..-............. - -
(sssf4srAl Pacific rxesarrsSs ............ "a 30
Rack Island --s... ..-....*...........- 81 ~
rgfnr Tara3e .s... ...t.............-.. ~ ssss
rersos Pacific pres@rgesf .............. i9 fsss
southern EsRcsssr .a... 4s.e........,.. sst
sSssssneru FacEze PREFERRED ...-...... ~ 80
Federal Stg.s ..... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. xx-zz1s
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Lcgs-s upersor quality. per NJ, No. Or.
$szSt III merchandise FIR. g. so - No I
cedar. ysT7; common. per ~. txeA "a xorucs
logs. IS ~, cedar shiBzIe bolts 8. SO p
EGr I.Qfnter~Ro0zh s.. tasck finish, sur
gaces 0nn o. Two sides, ) 10 ana I2 inches
wide SEsssal, l@ggzss = 20 Is feat. SEsscgaI
lengths. s<C fssr VI extra one-.neh finish.
s3%s3S al vertical grain, - PER 81 extra.
ssock boards s&nch, ssNts ia-Inch. s. Seq
Is 81: i2-leth. slsssis Feasang No OF
s-snea anlsh. s.. No. :. s. OF eaAnnei
sUstlc. o. drop siding, weight 2Ss lbs. 81
ala Fiv timber fGssss aei scsnisin~s.
rougn. s. ssssfS: : ) r. e. yess3S, 3 =
siEMgs lex boards. I@-lael7 and Up, So
Washington RaS Cedar Lumber Rough.
ss1s. bsves NisAGg ss xSt % skss s.sS
Is ~: rsas.ag weights. N9s- :. Rna = ~
frrn f2s rs Nos. 1. ara J. Ax~iuGA. 20
fsss ss4sf@T: wa.nse0s31x. &ssa8I4. FUss3c s@sf
- sAs shingles. G-%s: standard shsasies
s. -. ore~snen 81 81. = "a ana Is feet. III
- ghleg finish. s@sgs ces2Ag squares. T. s.
; srH = ssef. s@f3@s. raekess. ss2
ksin-8rsea s. ia adv3nce os green.
G8g2yaEg. So.
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L. S. is ........ .1o.A
New Is. reg ...11yll.
New Is. coup .lsgszz
f'ours, reg ..-.il2
F'ours, coup lib
Twe<s. reg 80. sgs
FsreS, reg ....l54
Elves, coup ..fly
Ala. A ..l01
Class Il ....... llsslx
Class c .......i0..ys
Currency :. ..iorfs
Atcnsson As 49,. iuu'S
Adj. 81 ........ ~.
Caa. So. Ids .1l0
CheS. & O. AIS 9lA
Elves 49,. -. .il1is
Chi. Term. Is :. 9sle
c.. III. Il ID. s.-s. lofss
~ N II. t. ISIS luS
Fours .-.- ...-1aA
East Tenn. lists. l07
Erie Gen. III -. Is
+ W&D lists, t.r. Si@
Gen. Fee. Is ITO
q. II. a. s. A. Ss. fs7
Seconds -. hob
Ii, d. T. Cen 5s. li0
Con. 6s ....... ITO
Iowa c. lists .ItH
La New Con isles
l.. & y. Uni. As. 9Sis
Missouri Is leo
Mo, X. & T. Dds ssA
EoufS -. 49,. s2
y. Y. Cen. lets. 1ls%
N. J. Cen. IS .1iaA
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NvfSa &af. a. =. .ast
t'otirs -. ..... ie3
Nor. pac. lists ..llsa2
Threez 80. 49,. ~
FoUrs -. .l5lsz
.NY.C. & Stills. lesl4
Nor. a. WeE. Is .i&
y. w. Consols ..142ls
Deb. IS ....... .Ii9ia
or. Nav. lists ...1I3la
Eosirs -. .....l0l
Ior. s. l.. sS I. r.iso
Fives, I. r. -. .iG9
IPaciflc &c OF 80 =.
Reading Is ...... SOS
r. q. w. lists -. Slis
a. L.M.c.5s. foe's
iSt.L IL SIG. 6sl22s
ST. Paul Con =. .l6l
St Pc. & P.lsts.lis
Elves 80. -. .ils.
IS. c. Nou-Fund. :.
So. Railway IS. lbs
Stand X. & 7. es s52s
Tenn. new set So 30
IT. p. L. @ lists. l0ais
Reg. Ids ....... AIS
Union Pac. ~ ..iO3
U.p..D. & G.ists -
Wabash LIST IS liz
Seconds 80. -. 81
West Shore - ..lloas
Va. Centuries .. 81
Deferred =. 80. 81
Wis. Cen. lists =. s227s
Colo. South. Is D.. e'.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1899-12-23
How Interest Increases.

Few people stop to realize the enor-
nous earning power sof interest, and it
is those few who become wealthy and
remain so. If young man Is years
old should begin to save one dollar per
month, and put it at interest at 4 per
cent, when he reached the age of 80, he
would have $24,O77.37. and could Fetire
on yearly income, of $9630S. If he got
6 per cent interest. he would have s34,-
SO1.6S, and could retire on yearly in
come of $2.0SS.06 The per cent man
would have more. than double the in
come of the per- cent man. How few
there are who could not save one dollar
per month, and yet how few there are
who at so years of age are worth S94 ,OOO
1t is small at first, but grows like a
rolling SNOWFALL. Money Invested
through McGurrin & Co., Salt Lake
City, earns 6 per cent interest, com
pounded semi-annually. Each per-
sons money is separately secured by
first mortgage on real estate, and is not
mixed in with the business of anyone
else.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1899-12-23

atoms are being made at st. Mary's
Catholic church for the proper cele-
bration of Christmas. Our jealous
pastor, Father Galligan, has decided
Gas on former occasionsl to say three
masses. At midnight Rosewig's Mass
in G will be rendered by a special choir
under the direction of Miss Malone.
Sopranos, Misses McSorly, v: and G.
Fitzpatrick; alto, Mrs. D. ellis; tenor,
Mr.. Blackler; bass, Mr.. Kemp. THE
Wondrous Story" beautiful Christ
mas anthem, will be sung by the choir,
and Mr.. Blackler win sing Glory to
God" The second mass will be cele-
brated at s o'clock AT this mass the
faithful will receive holy communion,
and Miss McSorly will sing Might of
Nights The last mass, which will
be at 10 o'clock will be followed by
benediction of the most blessed sacra-
ment. The singing will be by the chill
dren's choir.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1899-12-23
EUREKA
COMMUNICATIONS

| Correspondence Intermountain Catholic)
Eureka. Dec. 20.-F'irst among the
religious organizations of st. Patricks
parish is the Altar society, to which
nearly all the married ladies and sew
/ eral energetic young ladies belong. The
president is Mrs. ]. C. Sullivan, assist
ed by Mrs. D. Sullivan.
Mr. Albert D. Peterson and Miss Jo-
sephine Munding were married by Rev.
Father Donohoe of Eureka last Mon
day. Mr.. William H. Edward and Miss
Rosie Munding asted as groomsman
and bridesmaid.
The Knights of Mary are those of
the boys who have made their first
communion. A recent election of Of
ficers resulted in the choice Of Master
James Hanley, president; Master Dem
mis- Downey, vice president; Master
Frank Towey, secretary; Master Tim
othy Sullivan. treasurer.
o
The League of the Sacred Heart is
in a flourishing condition and at pres
ent numbers eighteen bands of fifteen
members each. Among the promoters
who are Zealously furthering this eX
cellent devotion are: Mrs. N Hanley,
Masters John Sullivan, James Hanley,
D. Downey, Frank Towey and Misses
Nellie Duggan, Agnes Shea and Mary
E. Sullivan.
The Degree of Honore held their an
nual election of officers last Sunday
and the following We're elected: Chief
of honor, Mrs Mary Hannifin; lady of
honor, Mrs Maggie McPhie; chief of
ceremonies. Mrs. Mile Cook; recorder,
Miss Nellie Harrington; financier, Mrs.
Mary Lewis; receiver Mrs. Alice Jen-
sen; usher, Mrs. Agnes Morley; inner
watch, Mrs. Sadie Arrigona; outer
watch, Mr.. Frank Mingus, Trustees:
For one year, Mrs. Vilate Smithen; for
two years, Mrs. Anna Mingus; for three
years, Mrs. Mamie Stack.
The sodality of the Children of Mary
includes in its membership nearly all
the young ladies of the congregation
and the young girls who have made
their first communion. AT the semi
monthly meeting last Sunday afternoon
the following able corps Of officers was
elected: Miss Mary c. Sullivan, presi-
dent; Miss Nellie Duggan, vice presi-
dent; Miss Katie Cronin, secretary;
Miss Nellie Shea, treasurer. Rev. P.
Donahue, director, presided, and after
congratulating the socialists on their
choice of leaders, reminded them of
their privileges as children of our I'M
maculate Mother and exhorted them to
be members not only in name, but in
deed, but fidelity to all the rules of
the sodality and especially by a regu-
lar and devout reception of the sacras-
meDtS
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No matter how small his wages,
every clerk in store should so man
age his living expenditures as to put
into a savings bank a certain amount
of his income every month Aside
from contracting the habit of thrift
the money will help him over hard
spot some time. 1t will also materially
increase his self-respect and give him a
feeling of personal indie
pendence. The Denver Savings Bank
is located at Sixteenth and Arapahoe
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THE INTERMoUNTAIN CATHo-

can be found on sale at the following
Salt Lake news stands:
oconnor's Drug Store, 229 Main
street.
Derge & Co., 164 South Main street.
Barrow Bros, 43 West Second
South.
HammePs Book Store, 40 West Sec
ond South.
Salt Lake News Co., II West Sec
ond South.
Margett Bros, Main street, oppo-
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MERCUR NOTES.

Correspondence Intermountain Catholic.)
Sunday, Dec. 24th-Mass at 10
o'clock; evening service, 1880.
Christmas Day. Dec. 25th-Masses at
and 9; high mass at 10 o'clock. Cele-
brant, Rev. A. V. Keenan,. The choir is
composed of the following ladies and
gentlemen: Peters Mass in D will be
sung: Sopranos, Mrs, Sykes, Mrs. Par
oline, Mrs. F. Mcdonald; altos, Mrs.
Cramer Mrs. Griffin; tenors, Messrs.
John Mcdonald, Burke, Kemps; bas-
SOS, Messrs. Henry Cushing, Byrne,
Scherzinger; baritones, Messrs> Hyland
and McDaniels The choir will be ac-
companied by an orchestra composed
Of the following pieces: Organist, Miss
Wick; first violin. DR.. o. w. Huff; sec
ond violin, Mr.. P. H. Doyle; clarionet,
Mr.. JOY; cornet, Mr.. NJ. Baker; flute,
Mr.. Dyton; conductor, Mr.. Matt Burns.
For the offertory, "Adeste Fidelis" by
Novello will be sung
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1899-12-23

County agents in Utah, Idaho and
Montana for to act as representatives
of several first-class Eastern Insur-
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terms Address VIM. A. Robertson.
General Manufacturers Agent, P. o..
Box, 1119. Salt Lake City, Utah.