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Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-17
CHICKEN MOURNS TWIN
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
BETHELEHEM Pa, Dec. 16.-Twin
chickens were Matched from one egg
last spring on the farm of John Paulus.
Both developed fully and became great
pets of the family. Yesterday one of
Paulus' horses fell in his stall and had
to be killed.
While a tackle was being rugged to
handle the dead animal, one of the
twin chickens flew on q pulley and
was crushed to death. Since the acci-
dent the other twin has refused to eat
and Paulus fears it will die of grief.
Paulus has refused several tempting
offers for the pair of fowls from circus
people, and regrets the loss of the bird
more than that of the horse.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-17
Seeks News of Death
cial to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
MONROVIA, Dec. 16.-Ed Lancaster
of Duarte has gone to Arizona to learn
why his brother was buried at Hack
berry without any member of the fam
lily being advised of his death. Three
days after r. ]. Lancaster was buried
the news came to his family from u
roundabout source
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-17

Gentleman's solid gold filled
fiat Belcher ring. It is impos-
sible to detect this ring from
one costing $3.50. The stone Is
cut the same as a genuine dia-
mond and we guarantee the
brillianoy to last forever.
Mounting is warranted for 20
years constant GA 60
wear, price. .VTS~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-21

fruffen og uo9pb Solben oosr s.
Jus. pa SeIus LOB fit git 6Dile paa
BAN, % beres SjGle mpbtes. od az
figrebes bet bele for 9eter. San ida'
Sefus gaa foran Tom aou9en. Og
Fan Tua'. bborleoes Sunbbeoens 5Grs
Tfarer Dilbe Hotties / bans Spor -
andre, mango andre, men lite Simon
9eter, iom bapbe ~fornagtet Rongen
/ ben afgsrenbe Stunb.
Ou qrqoer Qeter, bu fillsr bill
Qnii9t / bine 6Gnber % buffer. ga,
aaa bu MI biem til getidiod. til
9one % 9ern. til rolige 8age meo
5ifebrGt paa @eneiaret 81. til at b
/ bin Seno. noor ou engang er maj
af 0a9e. lien Der blioer life noget
At at fel9t aongen og oe mto BAN.
Oct bar Oh foripilbt!
Dog mel Oct lod life / bans
gIif. Do eoers 9jne % Siale meos
tes, fornam bu ba life. at ban piIbe
pinbe big. lite fortaite big? 9dn
pilbe Oinoe big tilboge og reo Dig be
andre, fom / osnne Nat fordrgebes
paa BAN. 9on matte oin6e eoer; tbi
eaers bar ban 10 en- 9ongf uoen ri
&C. s ebers 6ierter bar ban reiit
i'm 5rone, % noor 3 ioiater. oa puts
Ter bans 3rone. "a ejer ban 10 in
tet ber / 9erben. og bbab fal ban o1
Ibare. noor ban tommer til 9ildtus.
% benne fpsrger: er ou aonge2 0uus
ringe 0raqt % bans bunone 6Gnoer
ian life berppe BAN bans 8onQeoGts
biq6eo. Wen naar ou. Deter, life Dil
bare BAN befenot, - mar :. bans
DiIcips % 9ennsr. lite bill biOe at
bam, bd bar ban life blot intet RFoe
af benne @eroen, men better tntet /
oenne @erben.
0erfor benber ban fg % Ter pud
Zig - 6apber Iin9onaemogt - 6rins
ger fin batlenbe 5rons til at itdd,
5hi MI bar ban big i9en. 0u Otl
lite forn9gte BAN mere. men betenoe
BAN / bit 9ib % / bin DEB. 0u og
De andre bill reiIe bans 1rone I mango
WlenneIfebierter, pg efter qartufns
Der Dil ben enonu Itaa.
DerFor fan SeTus MI gao ben "a
TOare qilotus: 0u tiger BET. ies er
aonge.
(Jrit 9ibnes6pro)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-21

6eo % meget anoet, og De bar Ogfaa
punbet oper baobe 9sben % BAN,
ION bupbe s9eoens 99lbe".
QltIaa = ri gniter, at bore 29iere
mao feire gaoIte iom en- SeirsfeIt for
.Seiren oper S9nO. 0pb. 0iapeI %
6elpeOe meb 5~orituuelie at, at Seiu
SER er SER for ale, ionl trOr paa
BAN, en- SER, Der er bunoet. ug It
6ad6 ON enoelig Seir ober ole Subs
8iges % pore 6ienOer.
@I9beIig datefeft!
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-21

Seius leperl - 6reb paa Sorosnl
Straal 9aaIteIol! - SoinO bort, {
5oroenl
9rpo ellie frem At SorOens 9Th.
Nin SeIus er ei Longer OsO!
2oo og 4ris Os eoi9 2Gre,
3oriets tore &Rmpe pRrel
Sloa meo 5rbo nit foage Sjerte,
Der er Raab for al Din Smertel
4rel WaOfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-21
Schedule.

Gn 5ortaning of 8. @laubre6t.
pau Danft peb Gnen. gogen er ogiaa
ioI9t At airfefq Screening for ben in.
bre MIisiion / Danmort, 6pilfet ca
ranterer 5nobofoet for at care COB
% iuno 2a8ning.
goaen Ct paa 90 Siber "a toitsr
/ Sm1Iaq % 6. inbb. 30 Is.
Brim9rfer mobtages.
DANISH q ST. II
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-21

San mac bog Ie, bporleoes bet gdar.
Og oa ban fer SeIus itilet Op OR
for Zprigbeben - Sefus / i'm 9i9ls
pelgsbeb og Sntetbeb. gprigbeoen / TN
Opbsietbeb Og fire Mpnbi9beo =,
Ia TANNER ban fig enonu mere.
Soao bar ban bog inbluot Jig PAD,
icet ban Iuttebs fig til oenne 0lano
"a fulgte BAN? 9bor bar ban laas
lebes funnel Iare fig forblinbe? Bar
ban bog bleDen rolig hiemme peo
lin 5.IferbaoO i 9etiaiba / Stebst
for al labe iig f%orloffe at benne ulpfs
ieIiQe! Men man maa bel turne ia
ae 5oben tilbage; man mda enonn
tunne rpite ban at fig.
6ul Def er tolbtl Yeter mad ben
til Sloen at Ourme iig.
Oct er beg ubebageli9t, iom ben
qi9e Iibber % mItirrer.
,,8u Tfuloe bel lite pare en- at bette
MenneIfes 0iIciple2
Seq 6por bill bu benz SEQ
tenoer BAN life"
peter timber bet bog roabeIigit at
gao I'D / ben f~orreite @aarb. 9an
6srer 6anen gale. Smart eftsr mar
fer ban. at mar ogfaa Der fer paa
BAN og imtifter 6obeberne iammen.
30 @an9e muu ban fp9rae Og fer
banbe Ie pad, at ban lite er Seiu
0iicipet. og at ban tenber life bet
Mlennelfe.
4nben Sang aaler 6anen.
90 juit / bet Tamme fsres Seius
o0er glabien. Stbe tilreot og ooer
fpbttet fla6es og puTes ban frem al
fine 9sbler.
O9 ban OenOer fig Og Ter pua Qe=
ter.
% Peter ganr ~nbenfor % graber
bitterlig.
6borfor? - 5Orbi ban life er mee.
pa berts zine msbtes, iud' ban 10.
at bet par &ongen. Der 9it forbi. -
6an iaa' BAN tribe ben ab 2Grens
gei - ben at Oibne for Sonbbeoen.
6dn Taa' 2piets Banner pdjs ober
BAN. 6on iua' ban benbe iie, Iiges
iom for at ie efter fine 5slseiOsnbe.
Wlen Deter bar life meb. Sngen bar
meb.
Better funbe bare BAIT 9labien flee
efter BAN, tort / hons 5obIpOr, ilGbt
og puffet frem meo bunOne qrme
ligeIom ban, befpottet % %5eIpnttet
iom ban. Mer I i'm l1foritano barrie
Fan foripilbt I'm 6aberspIaos 80 Ger
flogtet / @etiemane. 90 MI babe
ban feyneotet Fam, ben 6erIige, =
fcrne1'ff tar'. hbem De- aetof MI
piloe prre uOisnelig 2Gre at fplse.
Bitter er qeters graab: 5or fifotl
5or iiIbe!
6an Iaa' aongen. t6an iaa' bans
6erligbeo = ben QibelTens Og D.
benz 6erlis6eb, ban bibtiI olbri9
6apbe funnel f~ortoa. ben. Maria
hobbe anet, bd bun breb Qlobaiters
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-21
Seiu9D6!

Seln 9o0!
Orr! - 6pr. bet raOiel5fulOe 8uloer!
SUBS 0ommerpogn igennem Stpen
ruler!
St! Bjalbe iplintres. Slippers Sab
ubtoroner 9rag paa 8rug. og StraIb
pua Stralo.
9ilbt raienoe 0rtanen iuier.
Sq 6aDets Itolte 9anoe bruier.
Sc! afarunb ipuImerl 9jergs i9nte
6sit Hammer SlOen 6ift / geI9ens
5ieo.
Sorbfuglens itarte @runbpoI0 beDer,
Sra 0pbet Mgrfets 0rot fig 4aber!
6frig stOrml = @tiul SIN paa
Solfuglens Cue! [9imIens 8ue
Sernnaglen borer fig / Sefu 6enber;
9ornfranoien paa bans boibe Sin
bling brRnber.
8 bore Sbnber er be 6ammerilag,
Der OriOer Spigret / bans rene
6aanb.
0g pore 5pnoer er be Sfraaens
Drag.
Ter ensiter bans betlemte Qanb.
8 Sub! er bu og Satan oa / qagt?
Dit 6aonerfoerb bar Grelfer9iertet
aaft;
0g Slansen ipper i'm @ift / saaret,
Som Sparoets tarpe Gg bar f@fuarot.
6gr 5lammers anitrenl
@part baber Joroen unoer aorfet8
Sitrenl
5uns Sic 6riiter - Sefus Oprl
Wlin Seius b9rl = min Seius ber!
s5rps big, 0 Satdnl - triumferl
Dqmonsr bift / 8bbetl - Ter. Q Ter!
6an pines! = bog ban er ei BIB
enbnu,
@nart, fnart 3 ffelbe ffal men 9rul
6er Raabeti = MGrt bet pei
Eli Sub befoler ban i'm 6jel.
6er Rua6etl = bBrl = BET er.
fuGbbragt!
Ser Must, - ier Mugt, er pbelagt!
Solen flutes, ba ban bebe,
2t, for min, for 8erbens 9rebel
9nitrsr, brrnber, ole 5lammer!
Snbbbl big Stubning / f%ortDiDlet
Sammer;
Retferbige, forfaroeIige Sub.
!5dn FEB Og beos paa bit 9ubl
Wen Nleranber, G9farl 6bab bar
Gbers Sejre,
Wlob ben, fom biit paa @olgdt6d ban
bdnbt2
9erfro ban ftormebe 99moners
2eire,
Se Soton feb 1 5elDebs 9pb Ban
bandit
9u lbnllb1dgne alobe, bpb q langel
Eslpebs Mugt fan ei BAN inbef9ngel
Ct @nglefpriter Seglet brboer,
60 al Naturen fig | Solglanbs fr9>
Der.
Rislen biit fra aiDets ailbe,
ONrbsper oifbeft Sprben;
@eropbs Sunge fsnne, milbe,
@iper GenfDb pber Sorben.
Qriitus bar befeiret Dsben,
Gfpnnere enb Morgenreben
Chamber ban | urtebdpen.
Qipets 5oab opffeg at Grapen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-21
Sanbbeoens Songe.
gibelf StuOi
Morten pontoppibau Il.

Rdar Regnlfben gdar ben oper
Stopen, bsier oens &roner fig. Men
bagefter retter De fig op igen, og bet
paooe Qeo thinner / SoIen. SouIez
bes reife Sefus fig efter i'm Si9les
lamp / @etiemane. 6on TOD MI,
ION fun Den ton itau. Der fsrit bar
tnalet.
Og ban moatte itaa meget bin
Qangfreoa9 0lorgen - for gpperTtes
praiten % Roabet, for qilatus, for
6eroOes. Men ooerdlt fob ban meo
en- 6oIbnin9. ION bar BAN 09roi9.
9u gpperitepraItsn ipsrger BAN
ON bans Care, iDdrer BAN: Seq bar
tolt frit for Qlperren; ieg FAR ultio
Iert / Spno9oqen % / 5emplet, buor
Solicit famles ira dae aanter. Seq
bar lite taft / Qsnbom. 6oorfor
Ipsrger bu mig? Spsrg Dem. ium bar
6srt mig; De oeo NOT. bpdo ieg bar
iagt!
SoaIeoes naater ban at labe zig
Tpr6ere ON i'm Care. 90 bet frejs
oiqe, felpfpIenbe Spar i%nObrin9er
fnm ct MunbFag.
0a ban Bier opforbret til at ipore
paa be falife 9iOusrs ubio9n. itsnt
9iOnesbnroene life engonq itemmeee
operens, tap ban. 6an piloe life iba-
re ct ORR.
Stun ba gpperteprriten beibor BAN
peo ben lepenbe Gub at iige, om ban
bar &riitus, Den le0enoe SUBS SBn,
fDurebe ban: 0u bar iagt bet; js9
er bet.
6an pilee bare fig ielo betenOt, oa=
ioa pda oetts Stso, ogIaa / benne
ntoo9rOigenbs Sitting.
Ulsn eaers ibarsbe ban intet, bbor
meget De enb bibneoe mob BAN og
~antlugeoe BAN. Stob ganTfe taDs.
90 BET Iamme gentog ii9 6os 9ilatus
"a bos 6erobeg. Og bet beboer, ii
Pilatus oforunOreOe fg iaare" Ooer
tette.
Der tai pit nraet til at o9fte ben
ne romer7fe Qa~nOhqboinos 5orun
bring. glsn ban fan tie onoet eub
fuoie ooer Den Sfittelie, Der benue
Morgen fares inn ao 8sren til BAN.
6uu ftaar faa fat paa fine 5sbOsr
og er life BET minbIte bange for qis
latus eaer for nogst Menneife. 9og
er Der ligs iaa liot Spor At Cpiat
fg6eo fom At 5rpst / bans Mine.
Der er en- 5attet6eO % en- 6ej SO #
Zen Dirt, ION tDOer paa gsnnsmfribts
Storme.
Og Oa gilatus i.adr foran BAN %
ipgrgsr: er bu Sebernes aonge? ba
far bet bel egentlig oaret ment iOn
Spot; men qilatus fan life fnoe
ben fp9bige Zone. ~upilfaorIig lGg
ger Der Ig / spgrgsmoolet noget,
Der narmeit ligner ~2Gr6sbig6eb, og
iom eer, at Seius maa fpare berpaa.
5srit ibarer ban t.lbaqebolbent:
Wlit Rige CT life at benne 9erben.
Bar nit Rige al benm gsrben, bar
De bel mine unbsrgtpne itriot for bet,
fau jeg life bar bleDen ublepsrst til
Ssberns; men MI sr nit Rige life
berdf.
Nei bet fan qilutus f~oritua. Of
ben Slags ~olminOelige 8onger tr
ban life at. Wen - flyer ban, itus
big mere interesisret os betaget =
er Ou life bog en- aonge2
Og nu maa Seius pare fig ielO
betenbt. Som ban itaar Der meb
bagbunbne Qrme fbarer ban msb
u~fOrIignelig 5sibeb: Oh flyer bet;
.ieg er en- aongs. Seq sr BERTH fsbt
og BERTH fommen til @erbsn. at jsg
ffol OiOne ON Sanbbeben. 6bsr ben,
fom er af Sanbbeben, 1srer min
Heft.
pa brejer pildtus fig om puo
6afen. Oct 9uur bog Dirtslig life
an ganife og dlbeIes at labs Tg i'm.
ponere og glemme, at man er 2Os
rigbeben og ben unben er Gangen.
Mleb ct pperlegsnt hentaftet ,bpab sr
Sonbbeb2" rebber pitatus Situatio=
non mn forfhinher IN m 9Aaren
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-06
ELY DISTRICT TO BOOM.
Joseph Farron Says Railroad Build
ing Will Bring Region Out.

Superintendent Joseph Farron. of the
Glasgow * Western company's Nevada
properties, has returned from one of his
regular visftatiOnS to camp in the best
OF good humor- He states that the new
railroad that is to connect the South
ern Pacific with the old camp at Ely
Il destined TO work wonders in that re-
giOn- While il is being built primarily
with the object of serving the require
ments Of the Nevada Cooper company.
at Ely. il will result in the opening OF
a great many properties in the Shell
Creek range and other sections which
have heretofore been unable to do any
thing on account of the long hauls by
team TO shipping points.
The Ely district Mr. Farron saws, is
going to develop into one of the biggest
copper producing sections imaginable.
The mines of the Glasgow & Western
company Will be UNNECESSARILY benefited
by the road, as it is to be constructed
right close to them. He sees a great
future for all of the country west from
the Deep Creek region on this side of
the Nevada line. right through to Ely
and the surrounding camps on the other
side
All Of the ore and a great deal of the
crude bullion that will be produced
through that country viii find market
at the Salt Lake valley smeiters and
with the building of the Western Pacific,
the tonnage produced will be tremen-
dously augmented
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-06
BIG CREEK RICHES.
Mineral Belt Is Over Two Miles Wide
and Surface Ores Look Good.

George II. Leighton has returned
Creek section and is enthusiastic
about the conditions he met with
in that district He states that he
has never seen such a showing of min
eral on the surface as he met with in that
region. The property he went to examine
is some six miles south of the Independ-
he says, can be traced with the eye for
miles, standing up like a great wall and
showing on every slope and hilltop it
traverses.
There is a belt some two and a half
miles in width, Mr.. Leighton says. which
is practically one great lode While there
are numerous distinct lodges, these are
separated by bikes that are themselves
mineralZed He expresses the opinion
that no other mineral zone has been
opened anywhere that is the equal of
this one Where he visited it there was
very little development. only assessment
holes, but the surface showed what might
of fine grade.
Mr.. leighton brought in samples of ore
taken from the Yellow Jacket property
belonging to man named PaSOld and
associates. These came from a hole
Is feet deep, all of which was in ore of
he states, have run over $500 a ton, and
some Of the specimens he has brought
in he thinks will go much higher than
that
Another property in the same vicinity
belonging to man named Helm has been
Warren and run through a mill there. 1t
returned $50 ton in gold on the plates
and there was S35 a ton left in the tall
ings.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-06
GREAT STRIKE
AT DEEP CREEK
Duncan Macvichie Hits 1t Big in the
Gold Hill Mine.
TWENTY-FIVE FEET OF ORE
CARRYING TEN PER CENT COP
PER AND $40 IN GOLD.

A strike has been made in the Gold
Hill property, in the Clifton district,
Deep Creek, that causes Captain Dun
can MacVichie, who is operating the
property under bond, to smile every
time he thinks of it. The strike was
made two or three weeks ago and since
that time the ore body has been in
process of energetic development.
The ledge in the Gold Hill, where the
new ore body has been tapped" said he,
is twenty-five feet wide and for some
distance, now, we have ploUghing
through ore that averages 10 per cent
copper, over SO in gold and better than
ounces silver per ton. You can read
about lodges of that size carrying such
values Oftener than you can see them;
but this development is characteristic
OF the country, a country which 1 con-
slider to be one of the most highly
m1neraliZed in the west The work
now being done is proving the property
TO be very valuable one all through,
and the task of opening it up right will
go on uninterruptedly. We have other
good properties in that region which
VIII receive attention rapidly as it
rs possible to shape matters up as we
would like to have them"
In the judgment of Captain Mac
Nichie there will be a railroad sIxirting
the Deep Creek country within another
year or so and he feels that it is now
up to the property owners to get a
shove on themselves and be able 10
show that the country has the tonnage
10 warrant the building of a branch
from the main line down into the heart
of the mineral range. That the tonnage
IS there Captain MacVichie is willing
TO stake his reputation upon, but rail-
roads, he says, feel much better salts
ned when they can send in their own
representatives and have it measured
up.
Now is the time for companies and
individual claim owners TO get to work
Much can be accomplished between now
and this time next year and, if the right
kind of effort is made, there will not
be much trouble in securing a line of
road that viii make it possible for the
operators all through that country to
get their ores to a smelter at q nice
margin of profit.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-06

rying out of such intention must be pre-
scented in writing to the city recorder on
or before the Ist day of August. 1876. be-
ing the time set by said council when il
viii hear and consider such protests and
objections as may be made thereto.
The total cost Of said Improvement IS
estimated at seventy thousand one hum
dred forty-nine and 4S-f0G $50 49, dol
lars OF which sum the cftys portion is
seventeen thousand three hHndred twenty
i've and 75-lOe iSlL325.7 30 dollars. leaving
fifty-tWo thousand eight hundred twenty
three and 73-1O0 (S52 S2373) dollars 20 be
raised by local assessment
By order of the city council of Salt
Lake City. Utah.
Dated July Srd, 1895.
J. :. CRITCHLOW- City Recorder.
Sidewalk extension No. -.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-06

cred in any such fashion as usually fol-
lows the leasing system. We know the
value of our properties and it is our pur-
pose to develop them systematically for
The full benefit of the shareholders. That
5 what we are selling treasury stock Tor
and Tor no other reason"
Mr.. Hogan company owns five claims
and a fraction or two that brings its
total holdings up to something over
eighty six acres Adoj-ning the famous
Blue Bull company ground on the south
east the Burlington has claim which
is producing ore running all the way N
$50 to SS0l.95 per ton On another
claim which butts right into the DIXIE
500 ore has been uncovered at the grass
roots. In its National group of three
claims, a short distance further south,
but in the main mineral zone of the
camp the surface prospects very well
and Mr.. Hogan is sanguine that a good
mine Will be opened there.
Nearly all the men connected with the
Burlington company are Coloradoans OF
business standing and integrity as well
as experienced in the profession of min
ing They have, pinned their faith to the
camp of GOldfield and have no doubt of
their ability to win out.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-06
SAVING MOLYBDNEUM.
Continental Company Expects to
Make Good Money Out Of It.

Manager Henry NJ. Crowther of the
Continental is back from a several days
stay at the properties of the company
at Alta and reports everything moving
nicely Ores carrying q heavy percent
age OF molybenite are now being handled
I'm the mill with satisfactory results.
About 20 per cent Of the material is be-
ing saved in the jigs and the remainder
IS collected on the concentrating tables
The one treatment. however, Manager
CrOwthcr states. gives him a mixed pro-
duct. To make the separation better
and cleaner the molly bdueum product. OF
which about one ton a day is being made
iu addition to the regular grade of con-
Centrates, is being stored at the mill I'M
til such time as the accumulation is
large enough 70 make special mill run
Of It.
r. BY handling the material and the plant
in that way Manager Crowther is conf
dent OF being able to make a nice thing
OF it. Many thousands Of tons of ore
in the mine carry a fine percentage of
Tnolybdneum. and this by-product. so in
cNpensively and easily secured. is counted
upon to swell the treasury of the COM
pany as the years go by very materially
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-06
Delinquent Notice.

WABASH MINING COMPANY. PRIN-
cipaI place of business. Salt Lake City
Utah. Notice.-There are delinquent on
the following described stock, on account
Of assessment No. IA, levied on the 18th
day of June 1898. the several amounts
set opposite the names of the respective
shareholders. to-vyit:
No. Name. Shares Amt
2O49 H w DoScher. 100 500
209S Hatfield & Sons. .....-..-. 100 500
And in accordance with law and the
order of the board OF directors made
on the 2Sth day of June. 1895. so many
shares of each parcel of such stock as
may be necessary will be sold at the Of
flee of the company Room 521 Atlas
block West Second South street. Salt
Lake City Utah. on the 18th day of Au-
gust 1905 at the hour of $50 p. m. to
pay the delinquent assessment, together
with the cost of advertising and expense
of sale w. MONT FERRY.
Secretary
OFFICE. 81 Atlas Block. Salt Lake CITY,
Utah
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-06
Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
city council Of Salt Lake City Of the in
tention OF such council to make the fol-
lowing described Improvement, to-wit:
Extending and laying sewer lateral of Wit
rified pipe on the south side of Fourth
South street between West Temple and
First West streets, in sewer districts Nos
and 2 and defray the abutters' portion
of the cost and expense thereof estf-
mated at nine hundred and seventy-four
($97400) dollars, or ] and 30-1OO 81 800 dol
lars per front foot in sewer district No
l. and 1 and 75-l00 GLIB dollars per front
foot in sewer district No. 2 by local
assessment upon the lots or pieces OF
ground within the following described
district, being the district to be affected
or benefited by said Improvement. name
": The west 300 feet of lot 6, block Al
plat A Salt Lake City survey district
No. ~ and all of lot s, block a, plat A
Salt Lake City survey district No. y.
All protests and objections to the car
rying out of such intention must be pre-
sented in writing TO the city recorder on
or before the 21st day Of August 1905
being the time set by said council when
IL will hear and consider such protests
and objections as may be made thereto.
BY order of the city council of Salt
Lake City. Utah.
Dated July 10, 1906.
J. S. CRITCHLOW.
City Recorder.
Sewer Extension No 155