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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-09

ASHTONS BARGAINS.
Fine Groom brick cottage.
Lot. 3.S5X10.56 T. New fence,
cement walk. large barn.
water rights. Only $500.
Terms if desired
Two lots on Emerson ave,
near 18th r. $500.
j0X12J feet TO alley. 9th E,
near 18th So. $40.
Fine brick residence near
Liberty park.
Good homes in Northeast.
SEQ me for West Side Snaps.
EDWARD NJ. ASHTON,
sol News Building.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

CLAYTON & CO, real estate insur-
ance and loans. Telephone. Ind. 9S3
1873 5. Main st
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FLORISTS.

THE GEMS FLORAL CO. up-to-date
florists. 143 So. Main Both phones 600
l. NJ LAW. specialist on funeral de-
signs and everything floral Tel phones
81. Prices reasonable. ia E ID So.
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BoOKS-OLD AND NEW.

BOUGHT. sold or exchanged Shepard
Book Co. % State. OPP KnutsfOrd.
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Large, well lighted store room.
good business location. low rent
HUBBARD INV STMENT co.
IS West Second South
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491zX165. WITH 4-room house. barn.
shaoc and fruit trees. lawn flowers and
vines; splendid residence district. See
owner. q $ st
4izxS RODS. East First South.
5X20 rods. East First South.
10 acres East Bench.
40 acres under canal. Granger Utah
Owner will sell any or all of above
pieces for highest offer. but must sell
quick Call or address owner. 800 r. LIST 5
Lots on 10th East ......................s 10
InglewoOd addition ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 150
Fine homes in all parts OF city Acre
age on East Bench cheap.
l city block on boulevard ............. Sl.JOO
2OX20 rods, city water
See W. will do Won good
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STOP WORKING for others. start
right Buy this place: cost 5000: best
located confectionery in the city; best
fixtures: soda fountain; first-class; cstab-
lished several years. This is a snap Ut
the price.
THIE SNlVEY COMPANY,
Suite 23I d. F. Walker Block.
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BEFORE you go 70 Saltair Real Es-
tate Day, July l4th, get moved into that
house you've been looking for We've
got lift not in the following, see us.
Furnished Furnished
1921 z. Brigham, 5-rm. br.. sewer con
Unfuruished-
Ice LIST St. 7-rm. mod $50
5S1 4th St 1-rm. br. mod. fine. So
1854 Sd St, S-rm. mod. SO
2t9 w 9TH So, 1-rrn. mOd-....-.----.S2 80
455 4th St. 6-rm- mOd--------.-.-------- SO
5S5 Sd St. 5-rm. mod .--..--........ so
Southeast, car line, have four new mod
ern houses Must have occupied Rem
tai object See us
FUTILE BROTHERS. I49 Main St
Remember Real Estate Day-Saltair-
July l1th.
THREE new 4-room modern brick cot
tages; Moffat court Inquire 251 F. 4th
So.
-FOUR rooms 4A Elm. Ave, 9Th So
bet 4th and 9TH E Children limited
7-ROOM modern brick house $50. 3iS
Sth- e Inquire z5S Z Sd So
TWO nice rooms and addition. s.; at
262 So. stu r
5-ROOM house at 554 So 9th W. $40
Apply Owner, II r LIST So
MODERN four-room house. east side,
-FOUR blocks east or Main. Furniture Tor
sale; bargain. Address B ,, Herald
CLOSE IN. two rooms, sewer, $500, rear
% Fourth East
4-ROOM house. near 2a6 East 7th So,
for $40. INQUIRE on premises.
$l5.OO-FIV hS-ROOM house; bath; near
9th St, car line Addison Cain Bell, $3.50;
Independent, SO.
SKIS rods. 1874 n. Seventh West Bossforce,
81 West First South.
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MORTGAGE SALE.

NIOIN
OWNER
FORCED To SELL
If sold By July 18th. $500 buys one OF
the best 7-room modern pressed brick
homes in the city; hardwood finish
throughout: nickel plumbing. fine man
rel. cemented basement. etc. Lot worth
81 go House would cost s.. coo 10 build.
choice location We will pay you TO
show us its equal at our price Mort
Ga GOO saws Sell Owner helpless Snaps
we advertised last Sunday are gone
BE QUICK.
WE DEFY COMPETITION
OK THIS PLACE.
A. MCCLELLAN q CO. 63l5 w. 2d So.
WHEN you buy or sell property.
Keen in mind the fact that
We make correct abstracts.
Guaranteed against all errors In title
Examine titles.
Attend all details of purchase or sale.
The Homer Abstract Co.
Cor. Main & LIST So, under Deseret Bank.
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& Co.
l55 SOUTH MAIN.
X. l.. Pritchard. Mgr. r
e. Dent.

We believe YOU will save money by con-
sultng us The following are cheap and
worth attention
$7080-'rhe r.. W. Wilson home. No 615
East 3Td So, one Of the most attractive
residences in town; 10 rooms, in perfect
condition, everything modern and up to
date Easy terms.
$4,000 buys a fine new home on L street;
cement basement, 7 good rooms. furnace
and modern plumbing.
$3.50 for mod. cottage on East Side;
4 rooms, cellar and pantry A gem
CHEAP LOTS.
Five lots on W. 2nd So. for 500 each. Do
you know anything cheaper
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
Corner of 9Th W. q End So. at SI25 "A
front foot. The greatest bargain in the
market.
On Main, near 4th So we have 2l12 feet
at $500 foot. Many other fine buys.
WiISOm=Sherrmam Co.,
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SPIRITUALISTS.

TONIGHT. o'clock. Arnold-Dickson
hall admission 10 cents). 269 +. Sd South
St; both phones. Tell your full name.
occupation, names of friends and rela-
tiVeS not present. full names of spirit
friends and messages from them: tel
epathy. clairvOyance; questions pertaining
to your present and future answered.
mental or written music. lecture and
singing
THE MAURERS. spiritual services to-
night sis 161 E Sd So
MRS p. FONTYN. CIairvoyant and
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COTTAGE

COTTAGE
on East 9Th So. of pr. br-,
rms. on first floor, can finish
more on I'd; strictly modern.
natural wood finish: stone
foundation, best of material
and workmanship: easy terms
and loy- rate interest
S3.SOO.0O.
Houston Real Estate Inv. Co,
3J1 =. Main Phones p
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R. [. LPIRIlT GEIABID.
Mgr r. Z. Dept
SON. LElLEIRLMAM 60
81 w. Second South. Tel 4s2.

we build substantial modern homes
your own design and furnish the
lot if you desire; any Ioca tion; cash
OF easy terms. See our plans.
goddard Investment Co, under
Walkers bank
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1ouStonS the HouSeFS- Phones =.
S350O-s-RM. mod. go 5th St
SSo00-9-rm. mod. 30 Z. 1th So.
81. 00-7-rm. mod. 204 E. eth SO.
r L. Pritchard Mgr. r. T. Dept.
81 West End So. Tel 1872.
GOOD brick barn, S54 e So. Temple.
line. % Ind. Bell 1890.
5-ROOM cottage, Is Folsom avenue, list
West and LIST & md So, $3.50. Inquire
Pacific Lumber company
LARGE front room, in private family,
with OF without board 100 North Main
TWO modern cottages at 70 and 81
Peach street.
THREE rooms; closet. water. electric
lights. blinds, phone. etc. Apply 3 So
4th +
FINE. modern 7-rOom house, at S4S 5.
Third East
5-ROOM modern cottage. No. 10 Dubei
avenue. Apply Dubei Tailor. go Main.
MODERN 5-room cottage. Vernon Ave,
9TH East bet. Bird and 4th South
BEAUTIFUL new 4 and 5-rOom flats
Third So. bet. 1st and End West
LARGE S-rOom house: electric light,
plumbing; rs II St, $3.50
A FINE 1O-room brick house. strictly
modern, pleasant locality. Deseret Saw
ings bank
S17 AND slS-Two 5-room houses. newly
papered and painted; strictly modern
Apply at 53S w. LIST So. St
STORE and basement. 5O4 State St
7-ROOM modern house j24 +. End So.
Apply Dubei. Tailor. 260 Main St
FINE store room. close 10 Main. East
LIST South, Sl5 per month.
Houston Real Estate Inv. Co
FINE rooming house of s. large rooms
with baths; growing location South Tenn
pie and First West 500 per month Hous-
ton the HOuserS Phones y.
GET tn. b a. O. transfer 10 move you
Both phones 355.
SEWING MACHINE. $500 per month. al
White office, 29 w LIST So Phone 12S7-x.
20 HOUSES, all kinds prices and To-
cations. futile Bros. Is9 Main St
LARGE front office room, Houston
block, Main St Houston R e & Inv. Co.
The leader., 1905-03-08
SHEEP SHED NOTES.

We are all enjoying the pleasant
weather. Farmers and gardeners
are busy at work.
Mr.. i. II. Albritton is taking
advantage Of the fair weather to
lrecoVer his house.
The young people enjoyed a
fpleasant evening at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Layton keen's Sat
urday.
Mrs. j. M. Chisholm is all
smiles DR.. Chisholm will be al
home from Memphis the 10th
with his pilI bags, and all ach-
| ing bodies are invited to give him
a call.
The school, Notwithstanding the
very nnfayorable weather, made a
good average We hear it being
whispered that there is to be q
concert in the near future. We
are anxious to attend. feeling as
surea chat under the management
lof Misses Montgomery and
w WoodaIl, our worthy teachers,
There will be something to inter
est all.
Quite q number Of our people
visited BrookhaYen Saturday
farmers, teachers and others.
Mrs. >. W. Chisholm and Miss
TnaI1a MnnfWonnrv ware tho
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per cent. per annnm shall be add

per cent. per annum shall be add
ed,
Resolved further, That the res
olntion adopted by this Board on
February 18th, 1905, minute book
4, pages 30 and 271, and entitled
a resolution declaring the con.
struction and repairing of side
walks within certain territory in
the city of Brookhaven, Missis-
|sippi, necessary, and providing
for the erection and construction
thereof, 4 be and the same is here
by repealed.
Resolved further, That all reso-
lutions and ordinances not in con-
flict herewith are not affected
hereby, and this resolution shall
take effect and be in force from
and after one month from its pas
sage.
The above resolution was first
reduced to writingS read in open
and public Board by the clerk,
considered and adopted section by
section BY the Board, and a yea
The leader., 1905-03-08
4 Loving Tribute to PrOf. ]. N. GirauIt.

A gentle, tender man has gone
from among 1si a teacher filled
with the spirit Of his profession.
His life was cast where the shad-
ow falls often along the pathway.
His gracious presence enswathed
a nature rugged as the mountains
Etraversed only by the tornado.
His courteous demeanor held be-
meath it, under wonderful control,
the helmet and spear of the
knightliest troubadour. His ami
ties were loves; his hatreds the
masterful storm that left blue
skies and healthful, genial light.
In bis chosen field no lance
pierced his intellectual armor that
left a wound. No jealousy arous-
ed the blind appetencies of fallen
nature, but he lifted his white
arm over the avenues of incursion
with princely generosity in word
and in deed. No affectation char
acterized his association with his
fellows; a ready response ground
ed in keen, quick sense of per-
sonal honor, inherent and intui-
tive, signalized his intercourse as
friend, teacher, official, citizen,
father and husband. Therefore,
resolved,
i. Whilst the Teachers Asso-
citation Of Lincoln county record
an individual and distinct loss in
the demise of Prof. Girault, it is
a source of unalIoyed joy that its
loss is his gain in the land of
white robes and white thrones.
2. This Association tenders its
profound sympathy to his sons
and daughters, and to her who un-
til the late yesterdays abode with
him.
8. That these resolutions be en-
crossed on a page of our minutes
dedicated to the memory of our
beloved friend, Prof. j. M. Gi.
rault, and a copy thereof be trans
mitted to his bereaved family.
4. That the Brookhaven Lead
er and the Lincoln County Times
be requested to publish our trib-
ute Of love.
q. B. GRAVES, Chairman,
w. 4. HAYS,
d. McINNIS,
Committee.
The leader., 1905-03-08
Hoe iii d Well,

Mr.. S. P. eagle furnishes The
Leader an interesting item 10
which a hog is anonymously mix.
ed up with a dream.
AT Cohbs postofhce, where Mr..
eagle resides, a fine meat hog''
had been missing for eight weeks.
Mr.. eagle had been away from
home and on returning just before
day last Saturday, be went to
sleep and dreamed there was
something 10 an old we'll near the
yard. lie arose and arnsing him-
self with i rail, went to the well
and threw it in. A familiar sound
arose; but he rather thought it
emanated from some of the lost
hogs associates about him. FL
nalIy, with assistance, and after
further investigation the lost hog,
that had been missing for two
months, was drawn up out of the
well, alive and well well, yes;
for an oaks spreading branches
that reached over the well, had,
doubtless, dropped it's uncon-
scions fruitage into it.and in this
way the lost swine was Providen-
italy preserved for further use as
pork and sausage meat.
The above is signed by S. p.
eagle, and is true pig tale.
The leader., 1905-03-08

ROUTE
Ms0rIeans and Northeastern by.
AIahanna ard Minl.eh,Irn n.

News.0rIeans and Northeastern BY.
Alabama and vicksburg BY.
viCksburg, Shreveport and Pacific BY.
Most direct route to Texas
and all points west Solid vesti-
bule trains, dining cars, elegant
Pullman sleepers
Twelve hours quickest time
to points in North Texas, fifteen
hours quickest time to points in
South Texas. Choice Of routes
through New Orleans or Shreye-
port.
For detailed information ap-
ply to,
Jno. w. Mood,
TRAY. Pass. Agent,
Meridian, Miss.
The leader., 1905-03-08

and nay vote was taken on It's fnal
passage, which resulted as FOL-.
lows: Yea Parsons. Hartman,
Jones aud Abrams Nays none.
Alderman Larsen absent and not
voting.
Gentlemen; / disapprove Of
and veto that part Of above 0rdi-
nance which provides for the erec-
tion and repairing Of the side
walks By tile city and payment Of
expenses thereof IN FIVE annual
payments, for tic reason that the
building of tic sidewalks BY the
city will necessitate an expendi-
|ture Of at least $3, ,000. 90, which
amount will not be covered by tax
levy for present year and will
amount to an unauthorized In
crease of the indebtedness Of The
nsfv
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failure or refusal on part OF such
persons so to do within. FIVE days
after such notification, then he
shall cause the same to be renoy-
ed at the expense of such owner
or person; and the cost thereof,
with ten per cent. damages added,
to be assessed against such per
son, the same TO be collected as
PROVIDED BY law.
Sec. 4. That this ordinance
shall take effect and be in force
from and after one month from.
its passage.
Adopted Feb. II, 1905.
SIDEWALKS.
A resolution declaring the con-
struction and repairing Of side
walks within certain territory in
the city Of Brookhaven, Missis-
sippi. necessary, and providing
for the erection and construction
thereof, and for the repeating of a
resolution adopted February l4th,
1905, minute book 4, pages 270
and 271, entitled, "a resolution
declaring the construction and re-
pairing Of sidewalks within GER
tain territory In the city Of
Bro0khayen, Mississippi, necessa-
ry, and providing for the erection
and construction thereof.
Resolved by the Mayor and
Board of Aldermen Of the city Of
Brookhayen, Mississippi, that i'm
pravements which require unus-
nal outlay and cost in excess Of
the general improvement funds of
said city are hereby necessary in
the erection and construction Of
sidewalks along the north side of
blocks A B 2 and 81 fronting on.
Monticello street; on the east side
Of blocks 81 and 81, fronting on
First street: on south side Of
blocks IN and 84 fronting on
ChickasaW street; and on the west
side of blocks "N'' and "a b.
fronting on jackson street, and on
the south side Of blocks "A b.
and 81 fronting on Cherokee
street, and on the north side of
blocks N" and 81 fronting on.
Cherokee street, and on blocks ~, !,
81 and NJ fronting on r. r.
avenue.
Resolved further, That the own
er or owners of each of the sever
al lots of land lying along side,
fronting and abutting on the foot
way or sidewalks within the terri
tory above described is hereby or
dered, at bis or her own expense,
to grade, construct, and hereafter
keep ID good repair, a sidewalk
along the entire side or front of
his or her LOT or lots so fronting,
lying or abutting on said streets
within said territory, within
twenty days after this resolution
becomes operative. Said walks
shall be ten feet in width and so
graded as to make an even, smooth
sioped in such a way as.
to drain the water towards the
street, Said sidewalks shall be
constructed with substantial
\ 4 A
The leader., 1905-03-08

Residence. six rooms, with city water, large
garden, with several acres 81 ree lrllck-IAFiIl
land; barns. orchard and pasture Thls place
Is the suburban home formerly owned DF y.
u. RaElands Fer terms, apply 20 q. y. Grafton,
The leader., 1905-03-08
Respectfully submitted,
u III II x NIIER AHnnn

On motion TO adopt above reso-
luton over mayors veto yea
and nay vote was taken, which re-
suited as follows: Yea Parsons,
Hartman, Jones and Abrams.
Nay none. Alderman Larsen
absent and not voting.
The leader., 1905-03-08

If you use Babbitt Metal you
can get IL at The Leader Office for
Sc per pound a saving of from !
to 16 cents a pound.
The leader., 1905-03-08
Illinois Central R. n.
Trains nov pass BEOokhayen g fol'

Pearl River Railroad.
EAST.
No. 10l Leaves Brookhaven $40 8. N.
No. 103 Leaves Brookhaven I:30 p. m.
WEST.
No. lO4 Arrives l-.. $50 d. IN,
No. 1O2 ARRIVES 10 p. m.
No trains are run on Sunday.
The leader., 1905-03-08


may while said buildings are be-
ing erected and during only such
time AS work i actually being
done thereon might time except
'ed) BE allowed the use of ono side
walk In front Of such buildings so|
being erected and one half Of the
street in front thereof for mate
rialslssed il such building for such
reasonable time IS the street com:
mittees On approval by the mayor
may deem requisite; such street
and sidewalk SO being used % pc
fenced or roped ana neg lanterns
suspended therein Az night FFo-
vided further, that painters and
Others may put their ladders On
the sidewalks when necessary IN
their work, such ladders g oe So
placed as 70 permit q passage
along sald SIDEWALKS ang so pe re1
moved al nlght. EroViued tnat
thls ordinance shali nos Apply 70
goods on the outer margin oI tne
sidewalks where 2 space oI ten
rect from Ine wall y Kepl ciear.
cec; g ANY person Vlolallng
any cf these !. provisions 9 j, shall upon I m
The evening world., 1905-11-23
YEARNED
FOR JAP WAR STOOL
Down Popular Wrath
by Offering to Buy Seat
Held Sacred.

VICTORIA, \. c., Nov, S.-Japaness
newspapers received by the steamer
Sno Umut c%riticlsc W j. BRYAN, now
visiting Japan, because OF his attempt
TO purchase the wal stool upon which
Admiral Togo sat when he attended,
the shinto ceremonial in Uyeno Park,
at Toxic, to celebrate the navsl IN
umph
The stool. which wns used for a sim
liar purpose since 1901 las been handed
a " In the Ogasawara family o.
Shinto priests, wdich family alone nod
authority tn conduct such c~eremonialA
As told by Japanese newspapers Mr.
Bryan went from Yokohama to attend
the ceremony and askei 10 be permitted
to sit upon a sent Of such good omen.
No objection wcs made, but, 50 the
story runs, Bryan then tried to pur-
chase the heirloom. As II mad sanctity
in japanese eyes there was only indIg-
nant refusal.
The Jij! Shimpo says the chair was
finally handed over to Mr.. BRYAN at his
earnest request, after a family consult
tlon Of the Ogasawaras. Learning
after leaving Toxic OF the special char
acter Of the chair Mr., Bryan returned
It TO the Mayor u Toxic with a letter
explaining that he hal no idea Of the
stools exceptional value 10 the Ogasa-
family and under the circum.
stances could not think Of retaining II.
one Toxic paper saws Mr.. Bryan se-
cured a common chair upon which Ad-
niral TOGO sat from a ~restauNteur OF
IvenD Park,
The evening world., 1905-11-23
overdue Transport In.

SAN FRANCISCO, NOV 23-Thc
'nited States Army transport Buford
3 rived last night from Manila, three
lays overdue. She encountered some
ysry heavy weather after leaving Homo
lulu, and It took her nine days instead
VI six to make the run She had on
board seventy-eight cabin passengers,
'hirtee1 In the Storage and a battalion
Of the Fourtet nth Cavalry.
The evening world., 1905-11-23
Murder After ElOpement.

ADMISSION, ALA, NOV. 23-J E
Phillips, a ~well-known farmer, was shot
'esterday and instantly killed near
Iallsby Creek Bridge, by VIII Cline,
mother farmer. Phillips's son ran away
Tuesday with the daughter Of Cline.
md they were married here Yesterday.
mis-, 1t is supposed, prompted the
shooting.
The evening world., 1905-11-23
Navy for Japan.

VICTORIA, b, c, NOV. S-The jap
anese Admiralty has entered upon an
elaborate scheme Of naval expansion
which is expected 10 be approved at the
the coming session Of the Diet, accord
ing 10 advicts received here. Ships with
heavier ornaments and higher speed
will be built.
The evening world., 1905-11-23

Build Largest College.

CHICAGO, NOV 23.-Permission for
10 erection OF a Jesuit University on
" North Side. which will be perhaps
10 largest Roman Catholic institution
{ learning In the United states, is ex-
scted 10 follow action said already 70
ave been taken by Archbishop Quig-
" in authorizing a third Jesuit parish
/ ChiclgO. The university probably
IN be at Devon and Evanston avenues.
The evening world., 1905-11-23
Going in German Ships.

VICTORIA, 3, c., NOV. 23-Ar-
angements have been made by Russian
Metals who came from Vladvostok by
he cruiser Bogotyr to send the 1900
russian prisoners from Japan to Vlad-
,Yostok In German steamers, The in
sntion was to send the prisoners 20
odessa BY steamer. but the uprisings
n Russia have caused an alteration Of
lans.
The evening world., 1905-11-23
Dared. They Married.

CHICAGO, NOV, 23-Mlss Louise
Mills, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. John
a. Mills, and Jesse Whitehead, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha P. whitehead, on
announcing their engagement on Tues
DAY, were dared by friends 10 marry
Immediately. They took the dare and
were married yesterday,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-05
no NOTPATCHACFFECRS FINES
This Ia the Recommendation Of the Auto.
mHbile dub 90 Members.

A serious damper Is likely to be put on the
speeding spirit OF private chsuneurs, by
members VI the Automobile Club Of America
at least.
A meeting OF the governors Of the club
was held yesterday 81 which n resolution
was adopted requesting ell members not to
pay the fines OF their chauteure when they
are arrested for speeding while driving the
car without the owner being present The
practice Of owners paying the fines Of Chauf-
feurs caught speeding the car In the absence
OF their employers IL believed TO have been
distinct encoura cement OF CArelessness in
regard TO the speed laws
Twenty new members we're elected one Of
them being Delaney NlColl.
letter from the AUTOMOBILE Club Of France
was read, announcing that the date for the
Bennett cup race has been fixed for July D.
as Was announced In THH SUN OF March 70
The plans for the new clubhouse on Wett
Iiity-fourth street where the present build
iugs are being dem olshed 10 make room
for it, were discussed. The plans are about
ready for publics ton. but 4. r. Shattuck
chairman OF the building committee, u IN,
and this is delaying matters
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