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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06
TIME 10 SPRAY,

The most important work 10 be done
IN the Utah orchards Tor the next Two
weeks lS spraying, TO cfleciunlly head
on the cooling moth IN Its destructive
work, II IL Of the utmost importance
mat the first spraying be done at the
riRh time ana done thoroughly one
day IN the orchard at the right time
VIII save weeks of less effective work
put ON later IN the season, No trees
should Dc sprayed while In bloom, but
within one week, after the petals fall
the flrst arrcnic0 poison sprays should
De applied ana put on In such nbun.
dance and with such force from all
sides OF the tree M 10 reach and MI
the cnlyS OF every fruit tlll the tree "
thoroughly soaked and dripping, Tho
apple crop IN thus well protected from
the FIRST brood Of moths,
Tho general practise IN Utah has
been TO neglect preventive measures
until too late until the insects have
got good start Tho early spray
catches the worm. This should be re.
pcated IN ton days or two weeks II
tho orchard IL badly infested, Ns most
Utnh orchards are, or II within a
quarter OF mile Of other infested
ones from which moths may Ry In,
spray three or four times more, at In
tervAls OF two weeks, This VIII guard
against the second brood also, The
later sprays should be applied through
n flne nozzle tn make a mist.llkc spray,
and the spraying should stop az soon
Az the trees begin to drip,
Each year fully demonstrates the
benefit OF spraying The improved
quality Of fruit grown on the orchards
OF those who spray has done much TO
make spraying moro general than
formerly, The grower finds that when
no goes on the market with u selected
sample Of fruit that has been No
thoroughly sprayed az 10 be free from
insect or disease blcmlsh such fruit
brings two 10 four times the price that
worm infested fruit commands, Fruit
consumers are becoming more pNr-
tlcular Having learned that perfect
fruit can be grown by proper spraying,
the demand for sound fruit is mcrcaa-
ing ana people are willing TO pay al
most my reasonable price 10 have Il
ON their tables Commission buyers
aud dealers are we'll informed upon this
spraying proposition and look with
suspicion on fruit showing the impor-
fecllons due 10 faulty spraying, and
buy such offerings only when tho
market " short In supply, but they
ara always willing Ia pay good prices
for perfect fruit
The high Keeping quality OF sprayed
fruit II another factor IN favor Of
spraying almost az great Ns the I'm.
provcment In quality The fruit
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HOW A MAN rlAY
ROB HIS OWN BANK.
p,ssows pefalcaton From tho FRS, National Of Mwnu-
keo and tho Way Ito Did His Work.

Frank q, Digelowa easy method Of
s,eallng si,bOo,oo from the First Nat
lonsl Bank OF Milwaukee has led TO
,arncst discussion among banking oS'
rer,e Of this city respecting the surcst
vay OF safeguarding n banks funds,
nhc case has attracted extraordinary
attention because Of Bigclow's Wide ao.
ouaIn,unce In this city and the narrow
Escape that some OF his friends had
from losing heavy sums.
Dlgolowp plan was 10 appropriate u
norton Of FUNDS sent IN by out.of.town
banks. oredlting AN institution with
10000 or $4,000 when II had actually
sent In 100000 or 100000 10 do this
Mia acoompllcos had TO manipulate the
credit slips, making different entries,
according 10 the sums extracted. The
system differed essentially from that
employed BY most other delaultcrs In
mat he worked In collision with n
bookkeepor ana ono or moro clerks who
Woro able 10 cover up his wrongdoing
long after II would probably have been
discovered had he operated without
Nlch assistance, No such case has ever
como to ighl IN This city, When EnO
stole from the Second National Hank In
1884 the institution maintained a saf0
deposit vault IN the downtown district
10 which Emo with one director had
access, on occasions when he visited
mis- vault TO shift securities IN col.
lateral pledged by tho banks customers,
Emo surreptilloualy withdrew what he
wanted for hs own USE pledgng the
securities taken for his personal loans,
Alvord, who stole s69o,O00 from the
First National Bank Of this city IN 1900,
also operated alone, lie, like Bigelow,
manipulated the accounts OF out.of.
town banks, extracting from time 10
time large sums for his own use, lilo
kept this up for several months hand.
INK the books NO cloverly that the m.
tIonnl bank examiners were bnflod by
hlp system, AZ II was, the deception
was discovered by the moresl chance,
and II took experts u long time 10 Ind
the extent Of his shortage. James u,
Fish was sentenced on the technical
charge Of oycrcerlifylng, which was al.
20 the basis OF the criminal prosecution
An the Seventh National bank case.
Harper, tho Cincinnati dofhutor, was
ten, 10 prison on similar charge,
Rgoow's plan was 10 secure person.
nj Accommodn ton at banks with which
hls own institution did business, NO on
the Plea that hia bank did not want TO
show large volume OF bills payable"
IN lts report 10 the comptroller, the
dciauler asked his friends 10 discount
hls own notes and charge them 10 his
bank az maturity This made New
York banks suspicious OF hls standing,
and only few weeks ngo an Informal
conference IN said TO have been hold
hero to consider the Milwaukee bank.
sr's position nigelow was given TO
understand that none OF his personal
notes would be charged 10 the account
Of his bank ana that some of his Now
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York frlends did no, care TO do busi-
ness with HIN II ho conducted his NJ.
lars that way Although offended,
porhnpa, the milwaukee banker made
no icply, evidently knowing that hls
friends here were not 10 be trlIlod WITH
The fact that Digolow operated with
tho accounts of out.of-town banks d.
reefs attention to tho heavy losses that
nave been previously covered up IN thut
section Of a banks business, These bol-
nnces are n'SayB large, ranging from
$1,000 10 SOOO0OO,nnd furnish an excellent
opportunity Tor shifting accounts " u
ulahonebt olliutr has access 10 themh NY
deDltlns one correspondent after AN
other WITH certain sums each day, "
bank oiilclDl has frequently been able TO
Withdraw large sums and escape de-
lection for months to come, with tn,
aid IF an nce0mplicc, OF course the de.
coption IL all the more complete ana
has fooled more than one bank eSnmln.
er, TO say nothing OF the directors 81
the institution Itself, Commenting On
THIS contingency nn officer of one oi
the largest wall street banks said ths
week mat no system could be depended
upon under all conditions, since its So
ourlty sometimes hung on the good fnltn
OF q single individual lilo added that
" n nhrewd banker wanted 10 steal, ho
would una means OF overcoming all tho
checks That we're put upon his work, al
thouNh those Safeguards might limit tho
amount taken.
one OF the bes,-cqupped banking OK.
ports In the United states pointed out
this week that many a bank had been
robbed through the opening OF false
account by one OF It's tellcrs, A bank
Official recalled how u prominent imam
cial institution OF this city was saved a
heavy loss through the unscttlomcnt
caused by the Chicago ilro IN lS72 An
Official OF the bank had Inappropriate
u large sum for use IN the stock mar.
kot ana was specializing heavily IN "A
prom nent brokers' office, when nows OF
the ilro came,
ON reaching the ticker the next day a
clerk IN the brokerage office greeted him
with the announcement that things werc
going his way "rhc man seemed star
lied" nald the banker who told this
story, "and looked around the room like
wild man, not having heard OF the dlB-
ahter at The west a glance at the
guolall Ions showed him, however, that
,hc clerk was right, and that after a
lohg series OF mlsh0ps the market was
NJ last golnR hls way, No that ho had
recovered hls losses on the sharp dc.
cine, The result was that the de-
faulting banker soon had a large bal.
hnce 70 his credit IN the brokers office,
ana llkc q murderer who has received
notice OF his roprlcyc he uttered slgh
OF relief ana lost no time IN making M
nus shortage, None Of the bank officials
learned OF The marrow escape, although
,hoy soon found that their cmployc had
been physically wrecked and was no
longer available for intricate work, Tho
nuns constitution was absolutely
WRECKED by the strain that he had boon
through, ana although he continued In
business some years, he was little good
ny q bank officer after that fearful ex.
poricncc,"
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NOTICE OF SALE,

In the Third judicial District Court,
In and for Halt Lake County, state OF
Utah IN the mater Of tho estate Of Jos
scph Gordon snclgluNc, Deceased, Nutl
OF gale, The undersigned VIII sell ny
private sale The following re0liy hlultd
IN Salt Lake tily, f0lt Lake county!
state o. Utah, and particularly described
u Of an undivided !, interest IN and 70
the following Commencing az the north
west corner OF lot D, block w. plat ''B,
balt Lake Illy survey, Monoe eoOth N
ALSO u OF an undivided q inlnfott ufl
IN ANA 10 all Of the following described
ploeo or parcel Of land NOW used as 4
right OF way or alley ana bounded nnl
described an follows, to'wltl Commencing
N feet south " the nurthwNN oQtnot
" said lot D, block ~, plat ~, Salt LAkq
tity survey thence south 10 feet, thonCo
cast ~ feet thence IN "A pouthQaslarlN III.
recllon SSk feet moro OF less 10 a point %
feet south and lhlp feet east from NV
place VI beginning thence south y! feet
Thence East Ah feet thence north 5va
teoI thonce west g,h feet ihongo MOI,
rootion 10 feet more or less ~ a point W
feet east from the place OF bcelnnlng
hence west ~ feet 70 beginning tonlnln-
ing NbSh square feet more or less, tpgolh'
er with the light Of way, described, ON OF
after the lith day ~ May A, u, 1915, ana
written bids VIII n0 received az .0l D,B'
crct News Building
Terms Of salo-tnsh.
WILLIAM X, sNEtGRQvE,
Admlnisiratur,
Thomas s. Maycock, Attorneys Tor Nd
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In tho Third Judicial District Court,
IN ana for Snll Lake County, state OF
liah IN the matter Of the estate q Ed
die Thomas SnclgroNo, Deceased, Notice
~ Nao Tho Undersigned VIII sell ut pi.
yuto sale the following realty situated
IN Salt lako cty Salt Lake county
state u Utah, ana particularly descrlb'
Cd AZ follows
tho following Commencing NJ the north.
west corner VI lot 3, block w. plat II,
feet thence cas-, 3Ob foot, thence north "a
feet thence west 3so feet 10 bcglnnlng
Also v of an undivided "a interest OF,
IN and To all OF tho following dosorb bod
piece or parcel " land now used ns a
flght OF way or alley and bounded ana
described NJ follows, to.wit Commencing
W feet south Of the northwest corner NJ
said lot D, block ~, plat "a salt Lake
tlty survey thence south 10 feet, thtnce
oa,t " fcol thence IN n aoulhonsicrlY dl.
reellon 3A feet more or lees TO Point
place Of beginning thence south W feet,
thence east Ais feet, thence north 3ah
feet, thence wost ?1s feet thence north
32ls feet thence In norihwostorly d..
iection 30 feet moro or less 10 point
~ foot east from tho place Of beginning,
thence west ~ feet 10 beginning contain.
Ing 2G0SlS square feet more OF less, togoth
or with the ryht Of way described, on OF
after the 18th day of May, A, u 1875, and
writer bids VIII b. received at @l Descrot
News building.
Terms Of sale.-Cash,
WILLIAM H. sNEl 6a,'nl.,I ,or
TNomas s MaycocE Attorney ior Ad.
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NOTICE.

Estate Of chrslon Johnson. Deceased
The undersigned VIII sell at private sale
tho following described property, to.wii
A part " lots and 2, block 80, plat A,
Salt Lake CITY survey salt Lake County
state ~ Utah, more particularly doscrib-
ed ~ follows
Commencing ut the eou,hoos, corner Of
lot d, block 81 said plat a, running thonos
west ~ rods thence south 3 rods, thence
cast ~ rods thence south D rods TO tho
place ~ beginning
lso~Commcnclng . rods west from tho
southeast corner OF said lot 7, In block 49,
plat A, sall Lake city survey, and run.
rods thence east ) rods thence south
rods 20 the place Of bcglnnng together
with a rlght of way | rod Wide along tho
west side Of said property 10 Fun south
stree, witch said rleh, " WAY Ia com,
after mo Nh day " May 1905, ana writ.
ten bids will ho received at Room 0ii
Mccormick Block Salt Lake city, Utah,
Terms Of sale cash. -
AdmlnlpiratrlS " The Estate OF Chtiston
johnson, deceased,
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JACK'or. ALL,TRADEs.

The thrIfticst man In the United
states lives IN Louisville. lie has
trades that NJ amy climate, season or
time of day, As AN example OF his
wonderful versatility, friend tells tho
Following story OF an average day IN
tho lie of this strenuous man, ono
morning last week he started out with
a rus to sell on commission for an IN.
s'nllmcnt house lilo sold the rug and
then came back ana took out clock
which he also disposed Of About noon
he was called by an undertaken to ON.
balm body, which he did, Another
undertaken sent for him TO drive n
hcarse 20 the comotaly, and after he
had disposed OF this crmnd satisfac-
torlly he preached Il short srmon at tho
grave, lie drove tho hearse back 10
town and filled In an afternoon for u
cnndymnkcr, who was takon suddenly
III In the evening he worked from q
TIL o'clock In barber shop and
from that hour until midnight sct type
ON daily newspopor--loulsvllle
Post,
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NOTICE,

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT
, p RI TcsSSSg c N cm %SSms' e
The Church of Jesus Chrht OF Latter,
day Saints, reading In the sugar House
EcelesaatIgal Ward, ,of the Bait Lake
stake o. Zion" ~ ,,he County Of Salt
house OF said Ward, on Wednesday, tic
ath day " May loN, for the purposo
o. authorizing the lloard Of Directors OF
said Corporation TO transfer the legal tltle
70 all me real proner,y, holonsing 10 said
Of tho church Of josuN Christ " Latter
day Raints, n the County u Salt Lake
and state " Utah.
Dated May ilh, 1905,
JOHN NJ WHITAKER,
President of Said Corporation
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NOTICE IL HEREBY OWEN THAT
there viii be n meeting of the members
Of the Corporation Of the Members ~
the church II jesus Chrel Of Latter,
DAY saints rcsldIng IN ho, Mountain Del
stake " Zion" IN the County " salt
Lake and state Of Utah, ~ the meeting.
house " sugar House Ward 90 which
said sugar House Ward, the said Noun.
tain Doll Ward, has been attached AMI
made Il part 90 ON Wednesday The alh
day ~ May, 1905 for the purpose Of olect-
Ink n Hoard VI seven Directors, ana whom
said Board of Directors are No elected
tho LEGAL title 10 all the real property no.
longing 10 said Corporation "a tho Sugar
House Corporation OF the church ot
Jesus Christ Of latter.dAy SANTA tho
legal uccosH0r ~ said corporation
Dated May ith, 1895, .
JOHN NJ WHITAKER
President of said Corporation
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sum MONS

IN tho Third judicial District Court NJ
the slnto Of ulah IN and for the roun.
~ ~ summit James Whitaker, plalutff,
W John Peterson, Alfred Erickson, John
Hirom, lnRfcd Pope, Frank WOhlgren,
John fudge Isaac Smell NJ, G, llarrlng.
ton. u g., HARRINGTON, Matt Johnson and
Jacob Johnson, Defendants, The State OF
Utah, to the Said Dofcndan,sl You are
hereby summoned 20 APPEAR within twen'
" days after tho service Of this summons
upon you, II served within tho county IN
which this action In brought, otherwise,
within thirty days after service, and de-
fond tho above entitled actloni ana IN case
~ your failure 40 90 do, Judgment viii
bo rendered against you according 10 the
demand OF the complaint, of which "A copy
N herewith served upon you, which, with.
In ton days after service Of summons ups
ON You, viii be nlcd with the clerk Of said
court
" W briggs,
Attorney for Plaintiff Salt Lake city,
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grower who says that spraying does
not pay Nv on n pair with the farmer
who says that farming does not pay,
II II because neither Of thom does Il
right. II spraying IL to he u success
and made 10 pay, II must be thoroughly
done, done NJ the right time, and IN
tho right way, using the proper mater
ials for the purpose IN Wow, and keep.
Ing ut II through the season, IN the
fruit II picked This style Of spraying
win always pay IN Utah with ample
returns OF f'rst clnss fruit
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Notice IL hereby given that sealed blds
will bo received by tho Undersigned up To
| l,lb y, M ON May y 1870 Tor the ma
| ,erla required and labor performed on
| yorslV Bite, Just east OF ana adjacent "
| Salt Lake CilS Utah and according u
| plans, specillcilons and drawings which
| are open for inspection Of the bludcrs at
the oNsS 81 P9s i IISas,s' ~ ih No. Dee Dee
nor VI Main ana First South streets, IN
salt Lake cry Wan, ana AL bids and
proposals AZ mo above time VIII be- pub
Ilcly opened and read IN tho ofnoe Of tho
All bids must DO addressed 10 "Unl.
yofsiy Of Utah, Salt Lake city, Utah"
and marked ~ lower lofl'hanh corner
"Bids" or such bids can be delivered 10
the board q Regents a, tho said time
and place Of opening same,
Bids must not contain conditions, quail
ncatlons, propositions or any other lhing
than those mentioned w pans, tpeclhea.
lions. drawings, contra cts and bonds, ana
oui change, which WIN be found at tho
oflico u Tho said archteots, and no other
form OF bid Will he received,
4 certified check ON some. bank IN sal
OF tho amount of the highest bid must
he ineloscd, Each cheek " to be made
payable 10 the undersigned ANA ia 10 DO
forfeited to the undcrsgpod IN case tho
ontor into contract and bond within two
days after It's acceptance, for tho faithful
execution of the contract ana bond horeln .
after mentioned.
Tho proposed eonlr9e, and bond arc
also al tho Office q said architects, and
can there be examined,
A bond must be fnrniahcd for ono.hnlf
of the bid, with. good and sulnciclt so
clrlicsy AT ga, lsfaotofy ana acceptable to
the undersigned
The bids are 20 be for the following
depart mon,s Of work and no eub.divlslons
will bo considered,
Gymnasium
Trst Excavation, Concrete Footings,
Brick Work ana cut Stone Work,
socond--rNrppnter and Joiner Work and
rlplehlng. Hardware,
Thlrd-rnntlns, .
FIFTH Conetluctlonal Iron and Steel
Extension to Physical pulldmel-
FIRST Excavation, Brick ana Cut Stone
sSceSond-carpcn,or work, lQthlng and
Painting and Conslro,onal Steel and
Third. steam Heating,
Extension 10 Shop Budding
First Excavation, Brick and stOno
sccSnd-.corpcntcr ana Joiner Work and
AvV|c Of WorTmoi pu,dng,-
FJrst-Clrpenlcr and Joiner Work, Fin.
ishlng llatdwnrel Painting TIN and
Galvanized Iron Work, and La,hng and
ond-plumblpg and s,com Heating,
The undersigned rcgorVca the right 10
'''''' WY 'WNYVRRsiTy or UTAH
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NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS ny
PAYsON CITY, UTAH.
70 whom 4 may c0ncernl

10 NnnW " NlNS NNnN'Inl
Notice IL hereby given that
Whereas AZ n Special Election duly held
In paypon CITY Utah, On the ?lst day "
February a. y, 1900 upon the PROPOSE
ton u said city mourning a bonded M
dohiodncss To- the amount of Twolvo
Thousand d9oool dollars for the purpose
" defnying the expenses Of oplatglng
bcttcring improving and extending tho
pr,scn, electric Nghl plant and ,syslem
,hc said payson CIV Utah and
Whofcas, On tho gi,h day OF February
A, u, 1905, the city Council VI pOyson CITY
passed resolution duly authorizing and
peyeon tCity to advertise Tor bids for said
Nov Therefore, Notice " hcrcby given
that rnyson Guy. vigh, proposes To- MTla
ana ssli 3oG15s "a 'moSgw, VaaoId Si ywV,Se
expenses OF onlarelng, hotoung, Improve
Ink and extending Tho present electric
High, pnnl ana system now owned op.
Grated and controlled hy gall ,liy, and
Said bonds shall boar interest nt a rata
no 20 exceed nyo lSl pgr cont pr annum,
witch said interest shall hn paid foml'
annually and said bonds shall become duo
SS ""rI Ir2r Pom tie doto Of the issue, with
Inc optlon reserved 10 tho said pnyson
city 20 pny or refund tho snmN Nt any
time after the expiration ot ten (i0l yours
such denomination on denominations as
The Cltv Council Of said city may horcaf.
ter determine, and for the purpose NJ
providing Tor the payment oftho Interest
on tho eald bonds nv the same shall be.
come dGc, and also 10 constitute Sinking
,Scfcof within twenty (9N years from lhe
drto ~ Issue Of tho said bonds, the CITY
Council shall annually loyy u sullloiont
tax upon al the taxable property In said
BnNHOu CITY,
Mach and every hid upop said bonds
shail ho accompanied by a duly cor,liIoi
check or draft IN the sum ~ Two lluu-
hrod lIry t2hQ Dollars payable 20 tho
TrcDsuror Of pnyson city Utah, M a
guarantee o. good tnlM on lhe p9n ,or
liz loss ana oSponno IN this behalf In case
tho bidder should not perform his bid NJ.
ter acceptance thereof by the said Payson
an bIds shah he well scaled ana shall
he piacod In ,Nc hands cf The CIV Rccori.
or ~ payson city, Utah on or before 7ljo
o'clock p m on the klh day ~ May A. u,
1875 and the same VIII be- opened ne said
NO bldq Tor lcea than the face value "
payson city, ItAh reserves the rlrht ~
reject any and all bids ana 10 accept any
hid ndynnlngeous 70, egld city
Dated March alst A y, 1905
Jl'NTlN A. lONELESS
Mayor Of pnyeon city Titan.
(scaD ALnrRT MLFtLAND,
Recorder ~ pRyaon city, Utah.
I hereby certify TIM, the above no,lce In
| n null true and correct COPY ~ Notice
q sale % nopds by pey,on cl'Sl unh.n
'"''" ALBERT MCCLELLAN,
CITY Recorder OF peyeon CITY, Utah
April D, 1905
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HAGERMhN PASS

In one Of the browning glories Of thu
Rocky Mountains. The Colorado Mia.
land Railway has ISSUED a magnificent
steel engraving twonty.sls by forty
inches, showing view OF
this pass, II In suitable for framing,
and VIII DO sent 20 any address on re-.
ceipt Of 10 cents In stamps, White G,
RI spcors, q, II, A., Denver or l.. n,
Harding, Gen, ACT, Salt Lake.
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Notice IL hereby given that writ.
ton proposals Will DO received for
the building Of q iour.room brick schoo
house, IN. whole or In. part, for School
District 81, cresconU, sal, Lake County,
G " a %SSS %Sy Y 81 PAM ara
residence of James y, Jensen, Crescent,
The proposals wi be opened on the 18th
day OF May, 1906, a, the hour OF :
o'clock p, m OF the residence Of said
James r. Jensen The hoard NJ Trus.
tees reserves tho rlght TO reject any and
all proposals,
JOHN LLOYD,
, sANM Au Z {E,sNsEN,
Board " Trustees, School District 81,
Aolt Ialp County. l'tah.
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II II ten times easier TO cure coughs,
Group, whooping. cough and all lung
and bronchial affections when tho
bowels arc open, Kennody'e Laxative
Honey ana Tar is tho original Laxative
Cough syrup Gently moves tho bows
els and cypcls all cold from tho system,
cuts the phlogm cures all coughs ana
strengthens weak lungs
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NOTICE. TO CONTRACTORS.

Notice IL hereby given that scaled bids
fosr " tho ScTociion o. a sc6oo nSusc IL Bis,
trlct a. specifications and plans can be
received by applying TO A, y Butler,
Sandy, n y I, All bids must pc Nddresyed
TO tho Chairman Of the school hoard,
HENRY r. PARK
OSCAR DESPAIR
Trustees.
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THE GREAT TEMPLE,

A complete description Of the inter.
Tor and exterior OF The Great Temple,
Salt Lake city, and statement OF pur-
poses for which II has been bullt, pub.
llshed by authority beautifully mus.
lroled, price 10 cts, Dcsorc, News Book
store,