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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1901-04-11

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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1901-04-11

Mr.. Isaac Gudmunsen OF Idaho is
here visiting his brother Abe.
About six inches OF snow fell in salt
Lake Sunday.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1901-04-11

For sale at Peoples Coop.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-05

ONE OF the prettiest sights ever
witnessed in our city was that
which took place yesterday few
minutes alter the noon hour, when
the steamer Denver was launched
ct the shlpyard of the IL. & II. Go.
As the boat started 10 leave the
ways, Miss Cora F. Mallory, string
in hand, standing in the mold loft,
gave it a tug, when cage on the
stern of the steamer was thrown
open and FIVE beautiful white doves
were liberated and soon disappear
ed from sight. This manner of
christening the ship was used in
stead of bre eaking bottle oI cham
payne over the prov. This custom
is used by the Japanese in launch
ing their boats and is founded on a
pretty Japanese tradition. The
Denver is the largest vessel ever
built at the II. d H. yard and is to
Jun from New York to Galveston
and other Southern points. She is
the largest vessel OF her class in
The United States and runs 10
miles an hour. This is the first
vessel this firm has ever built tor
the Mallory line and it is hoped it
may not be the last. The boat is a
credit to Its builders and owners.
Numerous strangers were in the
city and witnessed the successful
launch.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-05
s Il 'iern EXhibitjnn

Considerable interest is being man
ifcstGd by number Of our citizens in
the South and West Indian ltXhibi-
ton to be held in ChlrlcAton, South
Carolina, the coming season. MIR.
Edgar NJ. IIo"pcs has been appointed
Vice President and Commissioner
Of this State and is prepared to give
any desired information to parties
who wish to obtain space for any ar
tlclc they may wish to place on Exhi-
bition. The Jackson and Sharp Com.
pany have already arranged for space
for their cars and John Brown has
arranged for good display of his Gel
ebratcd organs.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-05
Dow, the State News

~ We ley Jones Of Smyrna shipped to
Phllaieiphia on the steam II Brady 2 l6J
uoZon eIgs in seventy -tWu crates
The Kent County Woman's Christian
Temperance Union Will hold its annual
convention in ChcSwold NJ. f.. Church On
Tuesday, April l6 Mrs Kate Il. slnltners
OF Smyrna is he county president,
james Burchenal, tho rev supervisor
OF the ID lhware railroad at layton, hn,
removed his family to Clay on from " asu.
ing'on, and is occupying tAe house vacated
by supervisor McGraw. tran ferrcd to
Chester.
A large bell, weighing 600 pounds, will!
b. placed in ho chapel OF st. Josephs In
du'trla' Sch jol ut clay on viii IA viii
strike the hours by un clcc rical device. 1t
is claimed that the boil Will be heard for
five or six mics.
Gilbert Garrison. son OF G. Garrison of
Kenton. has gone Ioa Philadelphia hospi-
tai for treatment. About d year ago the
young man was thrown from his horse
and bruised his knees. rho injury became
50 palntnl that an operation Will be re-.
quirel
The Rev Robert Roe the new pas, or of
Che ,wold NJ, E. Church, will remove his
family to ChrswOid from Sudersyille to-
morrow and will be rendered reception
by the memher of theswod and Bethel
ohurche'. Thc r. V. Edwin Gardner who
has been assigned to Cape ChaIl Is, Va,
left yesterday Tor hi, new chnrge,
Inc D1vcr C9nturv Cub has elected
Mr.. Clayton W. Fisher aud Miss Ella
Wilson delegates to tho State Fedora ion
OF Womrn's Club, which mect> IN III.
ming Oh on May u md %. Mrs. 4. X.
Jone and Mrs W. :. Hhmnn arc tho al
terDhtes. The animal election Of officers
VIII be held on Wednesday, April "a nd
the install alton and anniversary Will be
held tne first Of Mnv.
Tho Rev NJ. l.. po!frnber9er, who hns
been acting rector OF sSt. Peters p. Il
Chu ch, SmyrnH. and VINO has accepted a
call to It lhomas'a Cnurch, Newark, has
left .or .lis new home, The Rev. CharleI
A. HiIl former pastor Of AShury NJ f..
Chu ch, has 'emoved his family to Sais-
hn'V w nnW "haD gr, 90" il succecLnd in
As ury par n - by tho iev. Vaughn :.
,".u"~' TAT" !lincIpar % Inc Wilmington
Conferences Academy.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-05
DAILY REPUBI4ICAN. WILMINGTON. DELAWARE
COUNTESS
WINS CASE.

New York, April 5.-By decision OF
the Apploaate Division OF the Supreme
Court today. Countess de Castellane Gal n :
ed u decided victory II the decision Is
finally sustained lher allowance will not
be restricted to $500, 900 ann ually, in order
that tire remainder Of her income Of
t9OO. 900 from the,,s 0o0, 900 fund establish.
ed Tor her benefit under tho will OF her
father. Jay Gould, may be devoted to the
payment Of debts contracted by herself
and husband in fitting up their residence
In France.
The injunction which was granted by
Judge Beach some months ago restraining
the executors and trustees Of her fathers
will from paying her more than $20O. 900
annually was set aside, bnt by divided
bench
Presiding Judge Van Brunt and Judges
Mclaughlin and Rumsey hold that The
injunction oaanot stand under tho cir.
cum1tances, while Judges OBrieu and
lngraham write dissenting opinious.
Samuel Untermyer, counsel for Anton
j. Dittmar, as assignee OF the claims held
by Asher Wertheimsr, the London dealor
In bric.a-brac, who Instituted the suit In
the effort to satisfy a claim Of $500, 600.
said today that he would at orce apply
for permission TO ,rry ths case to The
Court Of Appeals.
1t was established that the claims Of
caeditors aghinstt the Count and Countess
aggregated $4OJJ,00J. Mr. Vert beimer's
claims amoun, to about 81, OO0, 900 all told.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-05
MRS. PEPPER
7 KILLED.

Phllad 'lphia, April 6-Mrs. Caroline
Clemenline Pepper, wife Of James w. pep-
per. q musical instrun neut manufacturer
nt Eighth and Locust streets. and owner
Of the Frontenac Apartment House, Broad
and Oxford streets, was killed bv south
bound Reading freight train at Oak Lana
Station yesterday morning at II O'Clock.
Although no clear explanation has been
given as to how Mrs. Pepper came to step
upon the track. it is generally beloved
that she became confused by the roar Of
the approaching train and by he noise Ut
the high wind pounding against the UNI
brtlla which she carried to protect herself
from the rain. Death was instantaneous.
ssStation Agent Smith at once took charge
Of tho remains, In the pocket book he
found the cards OF Mrs. Pepper and some
c,rds marked Mrs. A. Elsmcre, 174t
-North Fifteenth street, purchasing agent.
Agsnt Smith communicated with the
p Frontenac and Mr. Pepper ut once start
ed for Jenkintown, where tho remains
were taken. the Bccideht having occurred
'Just over the Montgomery county line He
reached Jenkintown a. o'clock and not
flied the other relatives. Mrs Sheble, tho
sister at Oak Lane wRs completely pros
tra'ed by tho news. The dead woman's
father and other relatives were also ter.
ribly shocked.
"T, fepEoE snlu lWSb MrS. 1tD.
per has been In excellent spirits aud splcn-
did health of late and she could net have
nat dea' h except by accident, About
week ago she returned from Florida
whore she had spent tho wi nter. Last
night she enter lained party OF friends
here in the Fronienac and was tho rayest
of all. Her plan was to visit her sister at
Oak Lane today, and she had bought
tickets for to nights performance of Miss
Prinnt' Tomorrow she was going to New
York for little visit Then she had ar.
ranged to go to Atlantic City and spend
Easter. In fact she had planned TO en-
joy the time completely for two or three
weeks to come"
Mr., Pepper was one of the most pop-
nlar women in Philadelphiu soce los She
has friends by the score in the northern
part of the city. D, p. s. Nichols, owner
of the horse bazar a Brnad and Cherry
stress was her father. Her son. Howard
Freeman. is rowing stroke in the fr,sh-
man crew at the University OF Penn vi.
vania, She was 3s Years of aga and has
spent her life in philadelphia, Among all
of Mrs. Peppers acquaintance she wns
famed as a beauty. Tho parlors of the
Frontenac wee crowded last evening
with friends offering coincidence TO the
family. n,,,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-05
III DAZLLEs THE WURl,D

No Discovery in medicine has ever
created one quarter Of thecxctenent that
has been caused by DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption. It's Beverest
tests have been on hopeless victims Of Con.
sumption, Pneumonia. liemorrhage, Pleu-
risy and Bronchitis, thousands OF whom
1t has restored to perfect health. For
Coughs Colds, Asthma, Group, Hay Few
or Hoarsonoss and v Nhooping Cough 1t Is
the quickest. snres5 cure In the world.
1t /. sud by \. b Danforth who guaran-
tees satisfaction or refund money Large
bottles SO and 81 % Trial bottles free
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-05
pA|; O. NA,D DBA-1'MoRtso Ono
S$E$s RAILROAD,


Schedule in effect November Is, 1900
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch
r EXPRESS TRANS.
Trains leave Wilmington, Delaware Ava
nue. Station. for
NEW YORK. week days. sol, '93A
.lo52 a. m; 'l21s, '2,s4. 'S5s. '5ls Royd
s%:':s S 49, .':1 :1s5 s5 ,lS5s & & m s Ssnd.y. "a
tRoyal Lmitedl, '7R, 1852 p. m.
PHILADELPHIA. week days, '5.ol.
$50, $50. 73O. 'S.25. 80, 'lO.52. I.OS a. m.
1918. '234. 900, 's5s, '5,1s tRoyal Limit
days. '5Ol. 7.30, $50 % 80, 1853 'l135 a. m;
,234. 800. 1888. '5.lS (toyal Limited); 635,
az 9:Os. 'lO6c y. m.
Chester, week days. SO. $50, zso: 's.25.
fsSs 'l0.52. ll0S a. M: '2.34, 800, '525. Gas.
Ao53, 'llS6 a. m.; '2a4. AGO. as6. T.42, sos,
Atlantic City. week days. $50 a m :'12ls.
s2s4 and '6.& p. m. Sundays. 1aO u. m.i
Cape May. Ocean City. week days.
$3.50 a. m; '2.S4 p. m. Sundays, 7ao a. m.
Sea Isle City, week days. $3.50 a. m;
Bslilmore and y, ws,h,nston. :, week w y days. y
cly. $40, a57, 1920 tRoyal Limi,ed). 'so4.
IT,. M: :la5s. '2,os. I51, $50 (Royal Limit.
Hr), 843, sS.04, 'lO16 p. m.
Baltimore ana way stations, 8b5 q. m.S
el9 p m, daily except Sunday: 905 a. m;
S43 D. m.. Sunday only.
Newark. week days, 41S. 61, 'S4,
s11.0l a. m: 'l2Ss. 819. '457, 6.25, sS4
p. m. Sundays, Hls. 'sN, 9@ q. M;
sl2o6, A67. 64s. 1872. 'S.04 p. m.
Pittsburg, week days. 1904 .. M; s4.67,
s10l6 p. nj. Sundays. sSN a. m; 457.
Chicago, daily, 's04 a. M; 'lH p. m.
Cincinnati and St. Louis, %.1S a. m.J
1855 and 'l0.16 p. m, daily.
Singerly accommodation. week days,
Ob5 a m; 319. 625 p. m. Sundays, ao6 q.
m; 643, 1872 p. m.
Landenberg, accommodation, week days.
SlS, l57 D. m. Sundays. 64S p. m.
LEAVE MARKET ST. STATION FOR
Baltimore, week days. $40 p. m.
500 p. m. sundays 80 q; m; 6S p. M
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA fer WI.
mington. week days. SS. $50: 7ao, To2S
Ii 90 a, m; '12.2s, '1.T. Els. 800, 40. ".
$3.50, $40 Royal Limited, 6:65. $50 TD
$40. '11.Ss p. m. Sundays. sa8, T:S. sOo
and II. 90 q. M; '12.20. s1.N. 1.&, $50, $50
s64S (Royal Limited, $50. SS0, 80. 1o0
Delmarvia Telephone No. isS.
Rates to Western points lower than v1e
any other line. #. d. UNDERWOoD.
n. A. Miller. Passenger Agent VII
uington. DeI.
a = MARTIN. Man. Of Pass, Tra0A.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-05
st. VituS' Dance A. sure ssr.nIgs G1rs ssnS w'lS
Testimonials to ii. NJ. Fsnner. .Freionla. NY
ALLENTOWN'S
SENSATION

Allentown. Pa. April 4.-The
my stery, both as to the Identity Of
the would be murderer and ithe mo.
tive, surrounding the shooting Of
handsome Mrs. Emma Keck on
Wednesday evening remains un-
solved. Mrs. keck, lowering be-
tween lite and death on cot in the
Allentown Hospital, .moans gasp
ingly that Mrs. Alice Hitchings,
her one-tlme bosom friend, shot her
down.
Looking out from between the
bars OF cell in the Allentown Jail
not more than mile away. Mrs.
Hltchings spends her waking mo.
ments making inquiries as to Mrs.
kecks condition and denying that
hers was the hand that sent the
bullets speeding toward the latter.
Meanwhile the authorities of North
ampton county, just within the line
oil which the shooting occurred. are
working hard on the theory tha
the guilty one is in custody.
In searching tor the three bullets
which struck Mrs. keck the hos
pltai ply sicians this morning dis
covered two cuts in the woman's
back, evidently made bv a knile or
some other sharp instrument. Two
cuts in Mrs. keck 6 waist showed
where the knife entered. When
this became known a search was
started for both the revolver and
knife. Last night Oscar Newhard
one ct the searching party, found
the revolver and dagger under the
porch OF house between s S'egtrIeds,
avillage where the shooting occured
and Northampton. This would seem
to indicate that Mrs. Hltchings, it
she it was who did the shooting,
walked from Siegtrieds to Catasau.
qua where she boarded car for
Allentown.
Mrs. llitchIngs was arrested at
midnight, five hours after Mrs.
keck was shot, on board a car com.
ing from Catasauqua, The latter
place is about midway between
Sieglrieds and Allentown. When
told by Policeman McFadden that
she was wanted the women is SAID
TO have laughed nervou,ly.
"Whv, what (or!" she inquired.
"Iou must be mistaken,
On the way to the station house
she asked the policeman for his re.
voINer adding SO the policeman
says that she wanted to shoot her
self.
10 the Inquirer cores pondent
who talked with her at The Jail TO
day Mrs, Hitchlngs denied being
in Steofrled the night before or of
seeing Mrs. kcck at any other place.
She said she had spent Wednesday
evening with friends in Catasauqua.
"l saw Emma last on Tuesday
night, " she declared. rode out
to Seigfried Is on the car with her,
bat she wouldn't speak to me.
In the last sentence is the kew to
the attempt tragedy, so nine out OF
ten who know the two women
think.
About two years ago Mrs. Hitch-
ings induced Mrs. Keck to open up
millinery business near the for
mer $ place Of business, Mrs. Hitch
ings advanced the monev with
which to buy out the woman vi o
owned the place.
When the millinery business was
given up by Mrs. keck coolness
sprang up between the two Mrs.
kcck secured a position in store
here and went to work. It was
not long, it is alleged until Mrs,
Hjtchings began 10 make overtures
Tor renewal Of the friendship.
Mrs. kcck, so her friends dec are,
declined the proiIered reeoncilia-
ton.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-05

THE Republican Joint COMMITTEES
of which Stephen Dowuey is chair
man. Robert M. Burns, secretary,
and Winfield S. Quigley, treasurer.
are gettingn ready TO wage an ag-
gresive and attractive campaign.
The committee has issued circu-
lar to the Republican voters OF this
city. urging upon them to see that
they are qualified to vote at the
coming election. A big vote is ex-
peeted. The Democr ats think they
can elect every city officer from
Mayor dowh. Much work will
have 10 be done on Saturday. May
4th, the day set for the revision Of
registration. The election will be
held on Saturday, Juue lst.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-05
Ihe Last Call.

1t is worth s. to us to have your sub
scripuUn To the Wilmington City Directory
and business Iazetteer for 1871. at on CO,
and 1t Is worth that much to you. After
April ID, the price for tho 1871 directory
will bs $500. The cost Of subscription
now is g.. 90 at which price we will receive
subscriptions uutil TIL, above dare. Being
tho only directory published, its value as
an Advertising medium. is enhanced. 1t
reaches everybody who has use for di-
rec ory. This Is tho last call. Send
orders to tho Wilmington Advertising
Agency, John Il. Mullins. Manager, 5l0
Market street,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-05
Another Sale of Cows,

II. c. Passmorc will have another
sale of York County cows on the farm
near Parry's hotel, Brandywine Hun
dred next Friday afternoon. They
have been selected with care and are
fully equal to those disposed of at his
former sales. Parties who wish good
mixers and butter makers are inyit.
ed to call and see them.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-05
Pigs Drowned,

Joseph Hendricks on who is employ.
ed by the Messrs. Passmore, and oc-
cupics the dwelling on the Perkins
farm, Brandywlne Hundred, had six
two weeks old pigs drowned by the
flooding Of his pen by the rain last
Tuesday night. lie was depending
on them for marketing next autumn,
SO their sudden taking off is quite a
serious loss to him, as he has only
two left out of litter of eight.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-05

GOVERNOR John Hum accompa-
MED by Secretary Of State Caleb X.
Layton and State Senator J. Frank
Alice, called upon President Nc
Kinley on Thursday and had quite
an extended talk with him about
political affairs in Delaware. The
Washington Star says: ''ln tile
meantime the distribution OF federal
patronage in the state is in tan
gle, and the three Delaware ottlc ials
came on here 10 talk over this with
the President. The terms OF Office
OF some OF the Office holders are about
to expire. They we're recommended
to Office by the faction hostile to Ad-
dicks. If they can be lett out and
Addicks men appointed it is prophe'
sled that the opposition 10 AddIcks
can be crushed. "
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-05

UPOSALS-PURSUANT To- TIE PRO.
i visions Of law, section OF chapter I. of
the Revised Code 1873, proposals will be receiv.
ed for printing the journal OF the House Of
Rspr essen tatives Of the State OF Delaware, for
the session Of 1901. Proposals will be receiv.
sd up to IL O'Clock noon, Saturday, April 9TH,
1901. Tho right 10 require security for tho
faithful performance OF the contract as we'll
a. the right to reject any aud aIl bids is re-
served by the undersigned.
WILLIAM r. nElGHTON,
Clerk Of the House Of Representatives
Address: Marshallton. Del. ml6.3w
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-05

RECEIVER of Taxes Rettew' has
started in to lay attachments on
rents paid by occupants to those
owners who have not paid their
taxes. The receiver says there is
over $1,000 owed the county for back
taxes which he is gong to proceed
to collect. This is one of the beau
ties in owning real estate in Will
minutou.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-05
Sale of Machinery,

The White Bros. will sell great
variety Of farming implements and a
lot of horses at public sale, at their
depot, Front and Orange Streets, on
Friday, the 18th inst, as may be seen
by advertisement in another column.
Any one wishing to buy wagon,
plow, rake, hoe or horse should
attend the sale, as thereby he may Sc
cure bargain. In going through
the world every man must keep his
eyes open if he wishes to save Or make
money.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-05
Pension Quickly Secured.

Col. Wainwright offioe No. 3 w. 9Th st,
Wilmington, del. secures widows pen sion
In from 40 to go days. Soldiers, Sailors and
widows. Write to him or call at his office
for information about their title TO pen.
sions and other claims against the Cow
srnmenL.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-05
Catarrb for twenix wears and cured ir

SItHrrH TOT tWeHIy NeaTS and cured IN
few days.-H"n. George jane, of
Scranton. Pa, says: Il hnve been n
martyr to Catarrh for twenty wears, con :
slant hawking. dropping in the throat
and pain In til, head, very offensive
breath. | tried d.. Arnew's Cntnrrha
Powder. The first application gave In
staGt relief. Afer using few bottles
was cured, -.
Sold by u. JAS. Belt. 9th and Mar
ct srce $, and n Is. DaDfor,h, No. la0
Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-05

MoTlCE-THE CITY TAX COLLECToRS
IN have been Instructed by the CITY Council
10 notify oil delinquent tax payers that unless
they settle the Amount they owe the city the
tame will be collected according 70 law. with
ccstA ml-u
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-05
T,H,PE ENN0Ck & CO.,
TaiI0rS, CIothierS and FurniSherS,
Boston House, 213 Market 81.
We Give Stamps.
NOTICE.

The City Tax Collectors
have been instruc ed by the
City Council to notify all de-
llnquent taxpayers that unless
they settle the amount they
owe the city the same will be
collected according to law with
costs.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-05
WHAI TWO CENTS Will M

1t will bring relief to sutrerers from
asthma or consumption. even the worst
cases. This Is about what ore dose of
Foieys Honey and Tar costs. Isn't it
worth trial
Sold ut Danforth's, 1870 Market street,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-05
Fine EInuAra

Finest Display Of Faster Flower. in the
City is at W. N. Potter's, No. Sl4 Market
street. The ladies are invited to call and
inspect them before buying else whore.
his price Is the lowest in the town. Give
him call.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-05

CRY Council has but $4,000 in
bank to run the city until July lst.
il IA Il question OF The city raising
more revenue than that derived
from property owners.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-05

DR.. Bull s Cough Syrup furnishes
most substantial comfort and relief to
bonsumptivss it works remarkable cnres.
DoL't despair Relief can certainly be
had q cure is possible wi h this wonGer-
ful remedy.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-05

7 A GRIPPE coughs often continue for
Lmonths and sometimes lead t. fahl
results after tha patient Is surpassed to
have passed the danger point. Foleys
Honey and Tar affords positive protection
and arcn,iy from these COUGHS.
sold at Danrurth's, 100 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-05

IT is now Alderman Honore
Palmer, OF Chicago Money, in his
case, cut quite figure In his elec.
ton.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-05

DETECTIVE MCVEY, who was
State Detective until put out OF office
by the last Legislature, will bring
mandamus proceedings in the Su-
perlor Court in few days TO COM
pei the State topay HIM his month 5
salary, amounting TO 500, lie has
engaged John Riggs 10 represent
him. II be gains his suit, then
Detect Wltsl vii. sue tor his
salary. The State now has three
detectives instead of two.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-05

AN energetic citizen of Wilkes
barre, Pa, sued the local Traction
Company for ten cents and won his
case. He and his daug ghter were
ou one Of their cars and instead of
letting them off where they told
him, the conductor carried them a
square beyond. He brought suit
before Alderman Pollock lor the
fare 10 cents and recovered it, The
suit cost him S for attorneys tees,
beside valuable time, But the man
said it was for principle he was
sueiug, Such Cases have no right
10 be heard in Court or any where
else. Some men are Oa abIes.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-05

IT may well he asked. sometimes.
il it pays to take any interest in
politics in Delaware. The Presi-
dent has appointed more Democrats
than Republicans 10 office in Della
ware and others nave 10 lowed suit.
Now the Colored voters are dissat-
isGed, ard we do not wonder. They
certainly hold the balance OF pow
cr in the Republican, party in Della
ware, at least.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-05

THERE aie certain streets in the
western part o! the city. which the
street and Sewer department ought
TO look after.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-05
NOTICE
CITY ASSESSMENT.

Notice is hereby given that the city assess.
ment has been competed and tho books plac-
ed ia the office Of the Jerk OF the City Coun.
Gil at the City Hall, where they can bp exam.
ined by taxable, from Monday, April !, 1901.
10 Monday, April l6. 1901, between the hours
Of o clock a. m. and II M. and . to 5 p. m.
The Board Of Assessment, he vision and Ap.
peals will sit to hear appeals from the assess.
inent from April lst to April 30, 1901, at the
City Hall Mayors office, between the hours
of z und 4 o'clock In the afternoon and to
o'clock In the evening, -
WILLIAM P. MORRISON,
a2.l8t Clerk Of CITY Council