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SAVING 10000 MILES.
Mayor Phelan, Of San Francisco. on
Ship Canal to the Pacific Coast.

Expanding trade must find an OUT
let Barriers must be broken down. The
Pacific coast Is cut of from the great
centers OF civilization by a continent
and a sea. Railroad transportation Is
expensive and our merchants and pro-
ducers languish under It's exacti0ns.
Artificial conditions are created IN the
interest OF me transc0ntinental rail-
roads which are today the principal
opponents of the construction Of the
canal " writes Mayor James D. Phelan.
OF San Francisco. in the Saturday
Evening Pest.
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thas. tuu with .as child of the FIRST
wife survive hm bic was a member
of the Wol8men of the World and OF
the Salt LlEa typographical Union No
ll5. and has served the latter organiza-
ton as its treasurer Tor years. He was
a fayoHta among his associates and his
death ssh. Doe sincerely grIeved by them
The funeral win not be held until
his brother who Is In Iowa, can get
here.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The long advertised James NELL COM
pany opens its engagement of one week
az the Thslt-r this evening. The
repertoire win De seen In the advertise
mont T0ughts bill win be THE
Bachelors Romance the play written
for Sol Smith Russell.
At the Grand. the Falk and Veronee
stock comUanr. headed by Miss Lillian
Mortimer opens The week with q pro-
ductlan OF Cost Paradise
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NO. ENGAGEs pEMEr.
Beers Suffer Loss, Losing Two Guns
and Several Wagons.

London. oct. 2g.-The war office has
the following from Roberts. dated Pre-
toria. Oct %. Knox successfully en-
gagged Dewet October 9th During
the Boer retreat Knox caught DeWet
IN the Hensburg drift. The Beers lost
considerably and left two guns and
three wagons IN Hnox's hands. An
other ammunition wagon was blown up
by she'll The British casualties
We're uil'
Referring to the Jacobsdal affair.
Lord Roberts says Il was due 10 the
trcaChery of the inhabitants, who adj
mitted the Beers 10 their houses az
night They opened fire az dsybreak.
Fourteen men were killed and thirteen
We're wounded, mostly Cape Highland
crs. Troops dispatched from the
Moder river drove OH the Beers The
houses 0f the treacherous inhabitants
were destroyed. Commandant Bosnian
was killed Lord Roberts calls atten-
ton to the increasing inclination OF
the better class Of Beers 10 cooperate
with the British 10 secure peace" since
they find that guerrilla warfare IL
visited with heavy punishment
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IN THE FEDERAL COURT.

The demurrer 90 the case Of Andrew
boyle VS. w. d. Roney, a damage suit,
was tolaysus,ainei by Judge Marshall.
s ... zoe plaintiff was given ten days in
,,.-N o. ODE au amended complaint.
N1At Monday Judge Marshall will
...Ae a setting W cases FOR trial % be-
weeks later.
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GEO. j. PLAYTER DEAD.


, ceorEe J. Pleyter. an employee O, IN.
s p. Lake Tribune. died at his home in
tnls city last evening. Typhoid fsy.r
was the inalady that caused his ds,t5
sle had been affected with tho s.y.r
ior some time, and when he WAS on w.
, r,lh road to recovery and his srn.
s snCusnt mat bis lIfe was az "
5 nai Ts,, relapse from which he e9g N
r. is. F'9 sgs wa, was born IN Canada. Nav
49, "HeIe be learned Inc pr,rt.. 70
trace He came to Sam lax p'' at s
ft'gr,I ~, years ago and secured ' r,,
NV, non on lhe Tribune which h. r',.i. 5''-
W 70 ms death Several ya1 g ', ,,
= i''' wee ilsl Miss Young. sister ~ Ss Ii NE
b,ra olng Of this city. On. cb VI, 'o .
t Uorn 70 them and soon af,.- 'i ,. was
Ii,, ,ilo' ger dled. He then msrr.l5 D ',, IN
'aNs' who has one child and
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DEPT OF CUBA ESTABLISHED
President Issues order Creating IL
and Aboilshing Former Divisions.

Washington oct. 2g-An order was
issued today by direction of the Presi-
dent disseminating the division OF Cuba
ana the eastern and western depart
ments Of that division and establishing
the department OF Cuba Gen. Leonard
Wood is placed In command OF the new
department Gen. Fitzhugh Lee IS or
dered Co command the department Of
the Missouri. with headquarters at
Omaha Gen. Elwell ). Otis has been
ordered 90 Chicago to command the De-
partment Of the Lakes. The Depart
mcnt OF the Missouri has been under the
command of Gen. Merriam and the De-
partment OF the Lakes under command
of Gen. Wade, both OF whom have had
the command temporarily.
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Prince christian Victor Dead.

London. Oct. ga dispatch received
here from Pretoria announces the death
from enterIC fever of Prince Christian
Victor 10 Schleswig- Holstein. eldest
son OF The Princess Helene OF England,
and a grandson Of Queen Victoria. He
was born in 1867 and was a major In
the kInr-a RnNa rllnes
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INDIA FAMINE FUND.

The Views has received the follow
ing subscriptions 10 aid Of the starving
people uf india.
9p,o9"L'l.e Relief Society By Ellen
h'pgns. president and Esther
N''IhIe. secretary .,.........$ 6G0
q, j. D.. st1akey ST. John.... 100
previously acknowledged ....... 694OO
Total .,,,.... .................S 70i so
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A CORRECTION.
10 the Editor:

TO the Editor:
Almo, Idaho, Oct. Al see IN the
account given by Henry Blgler OF those
present. when gold was found at SUIT
ters MIL the name Of my old friend
SsIldney w. Willis Of Lehi was left ont
ne was one In the Mormon" Battalion
Gnu was there at the time Marshaii
FOUND me gold. also had IL from bis
Swh hDs that he sold the drst gIlI
ous' III sacramento and San Francisco
tEEM.
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sANTAQUIN MINING CO.. PRNC,
pal place OF business, Salt Lake OlV
Utah Notice. There are deilnqu
upon the following described STOCK y
account Of assessment No Two ~
levied on the 22nd day OF sepIelnv',.
1900 the several amounts SET opPosG'
the names OF the respective shiIeh0"
ers. as follows
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McCoys stables have just received
two new rubber-tire carriages. first
class; give ms a call. Telephone ST..
McCoy's Stables.
Salt Lake City. oct. 90 1900
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tuIurnnnnnunnnnnnnnnun17Jb
ST. George, Utah. Aug. 90 1900
The 81. George Temple viii close
Friday evening September 2sth, and
reopen November 20. 1900.
DAVID II. CANNON.
President
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They said our Ague Cure
was too bitter and powerful for
the weak digestion Of malarial
illness.
We have corrected the fault.
It's cost us thousands of dol
lars to do it, but we have cor
rected it.
And there is no better medi
cine under the sun for every
form of malaria than this new
Malaria and Ague Cure.
]. c. AVER COMPANY,
Pn,tcil Chemists Lowell, Mas.
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Adjutaut General stryker Dead.

Trenton. y. j.. oct. 29.--WilIiam S.
Stryker. adiu,ant general OF New Jer-
scy since 1867. died at his home here
today, aged &c years.
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that you send your bundle 20 as. we
do the up-to-date medium domestic fin
ish. All new machinery. Give as q call
AMERICAN STEAM LAUNDRY.
1923 % 100 East First South.
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e5 PER CENT DISCOUNT
Enr nne WeeI.

on Fine Stationery, Boxed Papers
and Tablets
CANNON BOOK STORE,
Deseret News. Props
II and 10 Main st,
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FIVE THOUSAND MIAEES.
They Refuse 10 Go to Work Ut,l Suppsn I.
al Notices are Posted.
WIZ Hold a Haas ueetlug This After
noon Wines Not Complying
May be Tied -,

ccr,,to,, u. o.t % pvar o1O
''''V-' a. O-'. ...,...',.,.. .'.,
mine employees 40 one i''lN7" anna 'el'
ley refused to return 60 work this morn
ing because the companies Tor "nieh
they had mined coal failed 60 comply
with tb, t.tr,. az t,.. Scranton Miners
~, ..,
lg"' viuvh lHt l.i.-''''.a
&C ",e NhldllV "ha -...." ,,,i'l oo'
~ yen mines '..-.'' 'uI 'y.V 'nel'
liie T. 'I'st AiIhIh- 90. ~ ''l'", til,
-ig- lls 'VVV iHtn' NHs "i.l'' W.,
yo'lp"ly at AI'.'o'I'' '''plol i''A 'o0
ilgn VINO aaNe I.en on ~ 'A' all.ye
laat 'uIyi NIeth Nlt ysl ~ eH
!''FiH- f.v ana tne ''alN UIi"e' o"'
80" tiIpioFhE i.. A, .i l''. u.i''l
Hiluee lNtlf was " 'l.'lF. ' '''
eNeh az lHnst OF 'l'i.- ID " I'D" D" Wv
tuise' "hlit Do was ?. ''l',' st .n .ia!
u'' men Noula hu' -' '"gN Nl''l wv
were assured mar lNt L'.'Eoi'',S ue
cause OF WhlrH i'rl atI"'" i"s' h"lt"
VIII pc auJusteu'
lhe ontario nad western gH'-Io.t'
WIN holu @ lnass-in. .'ihs 0i n'oh'llI'
nus afternoon ut when me. WIZ me
aIsl upon tue tplIaNf P1'il- "p
supplemental notice .ohlglM'ht Nllh
the notlee posted Dl tH' Lt'Na "allIla'
the Delaware d HUDSON ana lAe tthi-
sylvonia companies They WIN insist
upon inc positive announcement lhat
lne 9oWder VIII De- SOFA 90 miueis al
AL1o "a kes and mat one wage increase
per car DE -il cents lheg WIN slNe lne
company reaspuallg time IN when TO
post the notices and leaders say u thls
Us not done the men VIII seek "ork IN
other mines where there ls reported To
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The progressive nations Of the world
are the great food consuming nations.
Good food well dlgested gives strength.
II you cannot digest an you eat you
need Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. II digests
what you eat You need not diet your
self II contains all Of the digestants
combined with the best known tonlcs
and recoustructiyes. II win oven digest
all classes Of foods IN q bottle No
other preparation win do this. Il in
stantly relieves and quickly cures all
stomach troubles +. c. Schramm.
Great Reduction In Guitars, Mandolins, etc
owing 20 smoke during fire Mon
day Your own price. for one week only
BEESLEY. ODD Coop.
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LOST
nEIINnIENI NnIICE.

PAIR GOLD RIMNED GLASSES sIAu
between Third and Fourth south heluHt
81 :. ktAta strNef and raceIYe reward
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5000 Pieces OF sheet Music
sold before the fire az 35c TO soc. now
going az lOc
BEESLEY MUSIC.
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CHURCH NEWS.
HIGH COUNCIL

The High Council Of the salt Lake
Stake OF Zion viii meet In regular 8 .
sion, Tuesday. October Both. 1900. at
1880 p. m Members Of the council and
others having business 70 come before
the meeting, please note this.
HOME MISSIONARIES.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
home missionaries Of the salt Lake
stake Of Zion win convene In the Lion
house. 81 east South Temple street.
salt Lake city Wednesday. October
3lst. 1900 az 1880 p. m. A fun attend
ance Of the brethren Is requested Any
one unable 20 be present 40 the meet
Ing. reports OF lah0rs for the month
past Is required OF him.
The home missionaries Of the Granite
Stake OF Zion viii meet at the Mil
Creek meeting house on Wednesday.
oct. 81, 1900. az 1850 PM A full attend
ance Is desired.
FRANK Y. TAYLOR,
JAMES II. MILLER.
EDWIN BENNtON.
Stake Presidency
The Second quorum Of Seventy win
meet tonight IN the Fifteenth ward
meeting house az 1880, and the one
Hundred and Tenth quorum IN the sixth
ward meeting house az the same hour.
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And IN accordance win IlN ~ made
order OF the board OF dlrtC''' 500 50
ON the 22nd day Of septemoe,' - uth
many shares Of each pare, IN ~ s-d
stock as may be necessary W. WI N the
al public auction al NE ol s,ock Sal,
secretary, 200 whlttipgham, - eiO' ssy Of
lake city. Utah, on ne ~ ~ nj. 10
November 1900 at II O'Clock = thereon IN.
pay the delinquent assessis,enSs ysrtlslns
together with the cost OK "I''
and expense OF sale U.rsT.
JOsHfi' - secreiffy
aos Nottingham Block, salt L'h' w.
Utah
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SOUTH COTTONWOOD.
MURRAY

Bishop Urah C. Miller; counselore.
yer @, johnson and Charles Brown.
supt. Sunday schools, Daniel b. Jones.
assistants, Warren II Lyon and James
Gilbert, president Relief society. Mar
Rarel Carruth c0unselorg Lima Holm.
sarah A. Brown. President Y. NJ. M l.
A., Reuben T. Miller. president Y L,
~ J. A. Elizabeth II. Lyon. counselors
Grace Gilbert Sarah Wood. president
Urinary association. Elizabeth Gilbert.
s.o,lnseloIs Sarah l.. Jones. Janet MI
Miilet choir leader. Walter clark or
sluist Annie Jensen; Supt. OF religion
classes, Thomas Martin: ward board M
education. uriah q. Miller. Per q. Jobn.
son Charles Brown, Daniel r. Jones.
warren II. Lyon, James Gilbert. Thom.
as Martin. "0'''-
EncouraRlng remarks were made bv
Apostles Heber j. Grant Anthem II
Lgnd and Bishop John r. Winisr
The several officers were dulv Or.
ualned and Get apart later An The day nv
tne Apostles ana other brethren.
THOMAS ASTON
Stake Clerk.
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MURRAY WARD

Commencing at the intersection Of
State and Sixteenth South streets, rum
ming thence west to Jordan river thence
southerly along said Jordan river 20
the street known as Eddins street
thence east along Eddins street TO "a
point IS rods east OF State street. thence
North parallel to and IS rods from State
street. 10 center Of Murray. or Seven
tCenth South street thence east 10 the
line between the property Of Henry
Brown and John Gordon, thence North
10 Big Cottonwood creek, thence north
westerly following said creek 10 Six
teenth South street, thence west TO
place OF beginning.
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GRANT WARD

Commencing at point on the south
line Of South Cottonwood ward 40 rods
east Of State thence North parallel 90
and &C rods from State street. % the
street known ass Eddins street thence
west on said Eddins streets to Jordan
river, thence southerIy along said Jor-
dan river to the south boundary Of
South Cottonwood ward. thence east to
place Of beginning.
The proposition was sustained
with but "a single dissenting vote
Apostle Heber ]. Grant presented as
officers for the wards the following
named brethren and sisters who were
Unanimously sustained;
SOUTH COTTONWOOD.
Bishop, Orson Sanders. first counselor.
Michael Mauss; second counselor
Christian C. SteIensen; president Y.
N. NJ. ]. A. John U. b. Hicks: David
Turner and Clarence r. Walters. coun.
selorsi president OF the Relief society.
Mary RaWiins, Anna Labrum and Anna
Thompson, counsel0rs, president Y. /.
NJ. /. A., Mary Ste1ensen. Ellen Erek-
con ana Matilda r Watts. counselors
president Primary association. Sister
Kay HunakeE ward clerk and choir
leader Henry v. Ballard; organist,
Matilda j, Watts, Hans b. Stenensen.
supt Religion Classes
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FRANK Y. TAYLOR.
JAMES r.. MILLER.
EDWIN BENNtON.
Stake Presidency.
TEMPLE NOTICES.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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june 10, 10 mud 10, thu following
EXTRAORDINARY l0W p0Dnd trip iDiea
from Billings NE offered by illn Bpfl,
iDRi0n routes
sious CITY, Council Bluffs, UmnlIn,
AtobisoD, LnayeDwopiL,s ~ Joseph,
Kansas City and mtDrD, SJa
Chicago md return, hob DD,
NJ, Louis and return, #dD, DO,
l'ieknis good t0 return HDiil snpinW.
ber 30 Burlington iyaiD for east md
south leaves BilliDas 1890 D. NJ
Through 10 NJ Louis without change,
Shopping, dining, tourist md FREQ re'
gliDinp ohniV oars,
Glad 10 give you mora information,
tjnll ~ write
j. u Harrington, Agent
l4g Billings, Mont
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vul nUMDlnATIp FEM

Tbn republicans NJ Montana VINO
fW tho pnHt fopf ypprs hnyh hpll Y
monopoly pn lnMliDnnl pnrty DgbtA VIII
ind thnl llplr pnnt differences hnys
bppn nOthing M compared WIN th0 wnr
lhat VIII bp winged fI0M now 0n ~ the
dpmpoutln onmp The o1pnl ~ fhA
llnlll IN tln democratic mrly N Mon
lam hnn npym hnon witnessed " my
other sIntp IN lln UniOu ma the WDn'
dpr w llnl lhOm lNH nOt baeD no HneF
nNnlnp NJ sonn IlypH ~ harnly seams
p0palhln lhnt Anpli \ state NJ nIplts ~
0slAt IN lhn apmo0pNlin pprlR W ms
slnlp nnn continue without ilp 4npil'
NNn NJ human blond, aDN lhp way mo
fNll nNnlpnlsO ~ opening w u VIII IN
llttln short NJ \ mlinnln " some lives
mn mn Hlfnn ~ on n1o0Nnt NJ lhe blt'
lnrllnaH NJ lhp fond oAiHting M thn
democratic pArly, hnt WIN MI mo
Olhnl diAArnm ilNt hNH bnhil hnApAd
npnll Mp HtNlpl lnn WnwlnH GU w
Vim senatorial plpnll0n NJ u YpnI MO
lnNl wlntnri NJ MmlNlnlk hNn Nhil'
HrNtnlnln ourselves over Tho fa0t lhnt
lhuA ynr wnnR0nH llnyp luI b1nn w.
unplpd M IN Olhm ~ settle dnlnQ0Wllo
olonIlON disputes Whllo hWahla NJ
thA klNn hap fortunately bean nyalpd
" " nnl lkNly llNl thh iva WluaH NJ
thN democracy IN MnnIAnn 0Nn hnNp
SONS NJ llp present pnll without FOlnp
w thu lnnip I'M h1Ndpd lnnnnW lnHOptr
INV w nnAl0mH M lNpnnnhl III mo H0Nlhr
pFl states w Iln HplIl0mOnI M dlli0nl'
lipa Rr0wlns NAl NJ thn OlpNIl0uH Tha
aQ0lnNaA NJ lhn dNm0uAlt IN lllA w
Hppal n ppFlNinR lhnF inv N M 0OnN'
monnpd, which ~ NlnnI lhn 0nly lhlna
FApnhlnnn NNN snn N pNnlMnNd IN lhn
p0llllGnl WIN n0R M w Mnulnna nka
npnF II hf tho fnpt iLHI flf damn0rHlt
nrn nnHnHpa IN lhn plpnANnl mNhpalinn
M RplllnH III FnndINnns w urn Nln plAln
plIitiNAl mAahlnfR AVW N lhn mpnhll'
0nnh
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%uuyAAITEA AT A

The democrats Ut Yellowstone
county, mud especially those ~ iba eity
VI Billings, had a regular monkey
and u parrot timn' VI II NJ Tho prllD'
aries last saturday, II WINS u straight
out Hgbt between Two wings NJ the
democracy, bDt tbe Daly forces ending
That they wSIe ODiDnMbered laid down
their arms eDfly W the game MD
DllOwod the DlBrkites 10 sweep every
thing before ibomA~nyaD ~ soma W
the votes of lbs eoDored contingent be-
lODping 10 tbn republican paity IN tbe
comfy, The election Dp tDl ~ politics
were ooDpernnd WIS y etfj0tlS free, for
al No challenging wps done uDJ " "
snla tn apy Inn oDi VI Tho boo votes
gnsI IN Tho Democratic prIWWins ~
Billings Inst SATURDAY, fully nDe'Dffb u
Mo number Dpun from peDplp who olpps
themselves ~ republicans sDd wb0
fully intend ~ nnBt their bDl)oiB MS
fail for republican proleoIjoD ma PROV
pntity,
IN connection VIII tbe primaries md
tbD rkjrmlsb wbiob lnd ~ W tba
bOttlp among ilp followers " DryDD
and flpo silver there pro Some nR|g
fDWurp pUoph Tlp followers ~ lDe
MMeps Only democracy 0pnDB biDf
rlDt thD "operlhori rWlsoW OelnOaIniB'
who wpgod tbr batlle IN DE interest "
Mr. rIDrL spDDl money lpglHbB ma
OFFER ~ proof fpr ppiyiuB VI DDS poD'
nlDplpD Inn tbn Sudden OplbDybl ~ eH'
tbDsInsW for ibh flNpb tinhet 00pld DOB
bpyn bpoD manufactured ~ sympathy
alone Wbpipynr hpy bn lhn lepl
fncls ~ lbo eptp II h eeyInln I'M lbe
blllprDupE wbinh bns bppn Wrought w
over tln democratic pIiWnrieH through
ont tho county lpgt HnlDIdpy VIII leave
mppy sores W ihp Democratic camp ~
Yellowstone nnd tDpI lhp fghi among
tbe lprbplont democracy \ few days
na0 " only Y rorolnDDW " whpt may
~ nspoplod when Ilp campaign ~ ~
w earnest,
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The mnD from lttien, N, ", WHOSE
appointment the senate refused IA nDDl
firm ~ M IDdiaD agent IN Nayadp.
wDbnbly don't know whn. hn escaped
by tbs action Of ile sonata, The fnl'
low. Do doubt, WA not Dwnra " ibe
fact TINT u man IN tbn position Of In
dim agent runs up against DaDrls vi
tho most accomplished liars md NIL
dDyit mBkeys who residn this stJs " The
internal regions mud tbnt thu bell broth
nsDnlDy poured over ~ tpdbsD rssopyh'
lion " furnished djysot by n certain
class of sgDswmeD aDd others who have
gone beiOw, Aud Tbs " 10 stretch ~
iMMngiDDti0H
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EslepGiDg DE FIRE tlWlls ~ lbn uW u
WUlUgs nv ~ ~ Wolndr UIpphs \ NM
lDjJ ppI u pDpljon ~ lbp spvlbhIV IN
piUp HpllwW l|oWppDyF UlsAu NJ WY
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10 ~ AWaDInJ nv UHjDpDpp Nd W.
NJ NJ 10 loDlorm wub suoD IAlppsIpp
Nv u OldpiDp1 by tD0 Olty Council ~
lbp Oily ~ BllNDgBI
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DydlUnUpo No W Do DWeu1pd W ~
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giy of billings, 0pO W ~ " veno ~
BOO J. Vhpt MI lbpl portion ~ lb'
Nlty NJ Billings within lhn tOllowlDh
dpAovjboJ bOuD1MlaH, l0'wNI G0W'
mpnping NJ tbe iDlapHeeH0p ~ TwenY,,
f0nrlh hlppet ADO MoDllDp pyeppp nnl
nstpDliua IN y n0rlherR 0lpnNnol
Dl0Da Bntd Twenty t0nglh Htleet ~ WI
IDtpvse0liDD III ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Hlpnnl
WIZ Virat avenue norm, Wenpn IN
tpndjDg along sDid Vlvbt avenue norm
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