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LITTLE Sc LITTLE.
broom pressed br., BATH toilet e. L..
near 3rd South and Sth E.. soTO0 Monthly
| payments s15
5-room pressed br., new. near y L. and
Sth w. fine lot, $500. Small cash pny-
| ment
| 4room br. and summer kitchen. city
water. 25xl+o near 9th w. and 2nd n,
5000; $500 cash; bal. $40 per month.
6-room br.. bath. toilet. E. l.. 2xlo rods
$500; good terms
Sxlo on eth So. near State, $500
ooxloo on lst ST., near Rowland Hall. ut
500 per foot
barn. aTteslon we'll. chicken coops. fine
shade; lot 6H125 to alley: Waterloo; Sl7O0
Near End and F, Groom modern brick
| lot 4iax7. II Is not often You nnd a place
| at cheap this: 5000
S-room pressed brick, porcelain bath.
toilet, lavatory, electric lights fine man
tel. halls, Closets also barn; lot 26y8.
W. Temple. near 9Th So; 5000
100 acres on End 30. st. miles west of
center, 500 per acre. You can double your
money on this In a year
houses. 1fS blocks from city and coun-
~ bldg; renting for $50 month. and can
be increased to $40 month. All taxes s4s so
year, "a rods frontage. 1t pays 11h per
cent net. FIGURE 1T YOUkSELF $500
Corner on End So, West. close In, at sle5
PER FOOT. T
5x1o, corner on at, $1,000
only f1400 ' NN
New 6-room modern pressed brick. near
9Th and j. $3.50
shade. good barn. sxS lot. $500 cash. sas
mo. Including interest at per cent srsG0
s-room modern corner md ana r fnr
monf, nsSef b sa5eS sed rooms; $3.50 cash, s25 per
LITTLE & LITTLE. Under Natr Eanr
of Republic T1n1S
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

once OF the Board OF Public Works
Salt Lake City, May / 1905
Scaled proposals viii be received at thIa
office until 10 o'clock a. m. Monday. Nav
2S 1906 for the work OF grading, curb
ing and paving Second South street. from
Third East street 20 Tenth East street
The approximate quantities OF work 10
be done are as follows:
Grading ..--.s.'.'..-....... % 600 cubic yards
Curbtng ,......ss... ......,. n,eOJ linear feet
Asphalt pavement .r,Ss, 600 square wards
Instructions TO bidders. together with
specifications and forms for contract and
bond. can be obtained upon appllcatIon
at the Office OF the Board Of Public
Works or City Engineer
The right Is reserved to reject any and
all bids.
BY order. OF the BOARD OF PUBLIC
WORKS.
F. J. LEONARD. Chairman,
LOUIS c. KELSEY, City Engineer
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC
Works Salt Lake City. May l, la,S
office until S o'clock p. IN. of TUESDAY
May Is, 1906. for the work OF CONSTRUCTIVE
lavatorles in Liberty park.
Instructions TO bidders together With
Specifications and forms for contract and
bond. can be obtained upon application at
the office OF the Board OF Public Works or
City Engineer.
The right Is reserved to reject any and
all bids.
By order OF the Board of Public Works
FRED ], LEONARD Chairman.
LOUIS c KELSEY. City Engineer
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JUNIORS HOLD MEETING
They Decide to Give Reception at
Saltair Friday Night.

The high school Junior class held
meeting yesterday afternoon at the
school and finished plans for the annual
junior reception to the seniors The class
members discussed the matter 10 some
extent and finally decided to have the
an3ir take place at Saltair on Friday
night.
The juniors have secured the dancing
pavilion at the beach and will give inyi.
tatlons to the seniors. None but juniors
to the beach
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Changes in Salt Lake Soil Entered Of
Record.

George H, Raybould TO Leo Aldous, war
ranty deed TO lot e. block 4. Belmont.3 csc
warranty deed to lox3 rods northwest
from rods west OF the southeast cor
nor OF lot l. block Al plat ......-.,.. 3, Go0
James T. Paine to + d. Woodruff, war
rnnty deed TO lot ;. block !. plat L, etc $3.50
Joseph F. Smith. trustee. to e. T. JET
frey, warranty deed to 430 acres. part
Of sections e 10 %, township south.
range / west Sc COO
II. b. Scott to c z. RaybouId. warranty
deed 70 lots IS and 81. block 2, Hunters
William F. Cox to William 81 Cox. war
ranty deed 10 l67N3l4 feet OF sections 2.
80, township south. range 1 cast.
william e. Cox TO Edwin Cox. warranty
deed 10 part Of sections and 30. town
ship south. range l cast...sso.......s. !
W. ]. Haloran to Fannie c Kahn. war
ranty decd to II rodsN3lH feet north
west from 10 feet west OF the southeast
corner OF lot . block IS. plat A ......., g. 90
Sophia S Hazen to Paulic 8. Shelter.
warranty deed to S0nS0 rods northwest
from the southeast quarter OF the south
east quarter OF section 30, township l
north. range l west,s,..-...r........,., 1000
c. l.. Hamilton 10 Minnie j. Hamilton.
warranty deed 10 3xl0 rods northwest
from rods north OF the southeast cor
ner OF lot ]. block 3D. plat A ..-...-..
c. L. Hamilton 10 Minnie J. Hamilton.
warranty deed to 1sSxas feet northeast
from. i6i1 feet east OF the southwest
corner of lot 3, block o. plat Il .
FTltseh Investment company to J L.
Wiggill. warranty deed TO lots 40 and
Al. block 0. Thorndyke Am. ,........... 500
Mary y. Breeze TO American Smelling
REFINING company. warranty deed to
the west half OF the southeast quarter
OF section q. township l south. range
West, etc .....s,..-.-..s....ss,s C. 400
o. E. Cannon 10 Joseph A. Petit war
ronty deed to lots and 3. block iS
pIdl .st..'.- ss'-.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $50
NJ II. Walker TO Frank Hollen war
ranty deed 10 lots a and 25 block 2
Glenn subdivision Observation-Disclosures. $50
Oscar GFoshell ct al. 10 c. W. Lyman
quit claim deed 10 part OF lot T. block
Di, plat ...r.-...s,..,..s,r,,-..-. /
Alfred Crebbln 10 Hattie d MudEett
guilt claim deed to part OF lot 2, block
American Smelters Security company to
American Smelling * Refining com
pany, quit claim deed TO lots l 10 5.
block g Crescent Beach. etc. ...-.....
Garfield Smelling company to American
Smelling & Refining company. Quit
claim deed to lots and .. block TO-
Crescent Beach ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Salt Lake county 10 william o Ander-
son, Quit Claim deed TO lots 3. 4 and s.
block 2, Highland Park ..,..,.,-.......
Estate OF John l. Crano 10 Orrin G.
Dodson. administrators deed to 7alo
rods northwest from tho southeast cor
ner OF lot S. block q. plat F ..,......,,. 1000
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CERTIFICATES ISSUED
Thirteen Applicants Pass the Exami-
nation for BARRIERS

The Utah State Board OF Examiners OF
BARRIERS, which was in session at 12 West
First South street, Monday, examined
twenty-threc applicants for certificates
and issued certificates TO thirteen as fol-
lows.
E. S. NIrain, Jacob H Flynn j. w
ton Thomas C. Clark. Clint Bryan. Noel
NJ. West, A. 8. Westwood, James w
Byrnes. Carl Thompson, Aaron Jenkins,
Henry Anderson 9
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Swan Case Not Decided

Tho case OF the State VS.. Will r. SWIM Nm q
submitted on briefs TO the Supreme court Mon
day and wns taken under adviacment Swan
is being tried on charge OF being implicated
In the Webor county bounty fraud cases In
which several thousand dollars wns stolen
from the county ON false warrants Swan was
the chief deputy In tho oflco OF tho clerk OF
Weber county,
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Wabash Mining company. Principal
place of business. Salt Lake City.-Noticc
There oro delinquent on tho following
described stock on account OF assessment
No. 49, levied the 9th day OF April
1905 the several amounts set opposite the
names of the respective shareholders TO
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KELSEY g. GILLESPIE OFFER THIS
ducemcnts for the investor and specuio-
tor, viz:
s25oo-Corner lot lSxls5 IT. 10th and B
SITS.
H8o-Another cor. lot. 1@x1e5. 10th and
q sts.
aloo-Lot 7x1o rods, 9Th and H sts,
grand view.
BUSINESS PROPERTIES.
s225 per foot, 40x16S II, to alley, " block
from State: good Improvement, II mos.
will show profit OF so per cent.
SAB per, foot. State st, Il block north
Knutsford.
A splendid mod business block, Il block
from Main and End So. st.
large 3-story business blk. srd So.
near Main ST.
SEQ to 800 per foot bldg sites. E. Brig
ham St, paved
s66 per foot. elegant cor, near Keith res
idence
$4,000. that beautiful slightly cor. A and
4tb sts.
We have several handsome mod homes
from $500 to $4,000
We can suit you In acreage near Lib
erty park.
Kelsey & Gillespie, p E. 1st So. st.
xll55
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II you are contemplating buying a
piano. now is the time to get 1t High
grade Instruments made for San Fran
cisco being sold at about half price
Christensen & Arson Co.
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SOMb iCI GAINS. =

SOME IDEAL HoMEsss -
eN"H GAINS EI
5-r. mod. p, b. cot.aiss lissr csl1g
$3.50; there Is not q N''
| city, b. Eoss
mace. barn. nice lot o,,se ." ia
today, house c1 ~
casv terms and a oaTEIr ~. ht5
6xl0 rods on End 81, na ~ no pr
same block. ,,,heast. SG
bal Slr' ,a5 @op per ? month iI,s.' insla'19S:sa 9:a
6-r. mod. p. b. nouse
easy asy. D. pe'bS BRICK. west sd side evie.t
ar frame on g yin nd s -
Fine corner. 5th ana
snap. lth ard y
terms and vaca5' n
the city, which we 'e'
price. NV CO., q ~
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, nnwMAN co. ROOMS

c. J. BOWMAN CO.. ROOMS
Eagle Block. ,L,s ~
s275OGs-room white p. or.S o.,i &, !,
clothes closets. o9mpssTss va
terms, $50 cash, bal ~
In n. E. part OF GU i,A n
sa6DIS-room p B.. oaIsH; os;,s
n. e; terms. so ea'
per mo. =. ro1E'
s25oO-Sroom P. B., n. E.
ssoo-New 4-room brick. % oS1,sSi ~
4th So, complete p'-
terms. X-t.k a q
si5Oo-Elegnnt S-room oneA ssH 4
thoroughly mooern'
s,ooo- -sLraaG5 desi1Gd' house. hall past1'1 y ;
bath, S. E.: SEQ cs'n
.s,.o-7ofaom mUn,m; brick. S. z; x 1ss < y
SSfNsIootsts srn ssso cash and ss%
s1e7l4-room brick on S s,;s tl
pantry and closets; a, ss ~ =
$40 cash. bal. sisW se, "a
snoIs-room brick on ws',p ,piII
ssoSoLS-room mod. on cap
bal $500 per mo, ANS, 6
C ]. Bowman Co; os
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And in accordance with law and the
order OF the board OF directors made on
tho 9TH day of April 1906. many shares
Of each parcel of such stock as may bs
necessary will be sold Mt the oflee OF the
end South street. Salt Lake oity. Utah,
on tho 2sth day OF May 1906, at tho hour
OF 2 o'clock p. m, to pay tho delinquent
advertising and expense OF sale
w. MONT FERRY. Secretary
Office go Atlas block. Salt Lake City,
IItoh
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE


CORNER BID so. AND 1sT; "
1z3Nx95 feet; only $50 per ioot.
two blocks from Walker Bros
store. Very easy terms
s0x115h feet. sfd South. be-
tween West Temple and lst
West; $50 per foot. a..
Corner 2nd South and itn
West. 1e5x111b. sl6 per foot.
5Jx10o, with alley ana trachaso
IN the rear. Second South be-
tween Ind and 3rd West s2oo
per foot.
lHxllS%.. with good five-room
cottage; 5th Enst, near Zhd
III acres on State street. near
18th South. faces west Bargain
W S CRISMON.
Room 900 Scott bldg.
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MUST SELL By IhE ps
Modern 6-r. frame on th 81
Breaking up housekeplng' - y
sell mod. 5-r. P B.. btn so.-
Mod. 7-r. B.. f. side: ye'y O.
J. N COURTNEY,
Il W. 2nd So
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED

THREE NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
for housekeeping. electric light. bath.
6S5 South West Temple
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WILSON-SHERMAN a.
s1aO-Neat 3-rm brick, ndsnl
for. No. So n street.
s2ao0Nl1-rm. home, 2 bloesS -
gate, bath and toilet, sransa
tions; 10 feet frontage, snap
$3OO0-Best built modern SE
town: new; excellent inlsn, -
der entire house; large aile
s7O00-Eleeant l0rm. modeIn
Ord So, everything up~to-can
See US for exclusive Maps
WILSON-SHERMAN "
60 w. End SO. Tel ~
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MAJ, mo rs South S,h E.,.. :.
bgIct 1GGeFn 2-story sbii,. ~
wal, walks; there is isI nosS,as SiIa s.ss,
VII equal 1t for 's ,hs :. -
and an can make reason sos Sna
lthe right party. .'rausts,
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1T PAYS TO owN a HOME" "

CAPITAL REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT COMPANY.
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A M'KELLAR & co.
n. kELLAR a. co

- -A fNiJill-<hN q CO.
Sl6O-Nlce lot on G. st
slSo0LNice lot on 9th E. and End So
@eloo buys nice groom brick cottaro on
49, 6th So. near 4th East
sEloo Buys 6-room brick and Srro LOT
49,. sth Z. and 9Th So |'
S&So BUYS i-room modern home On n
.noo ST, near lst: Orents for sac
Sispp buys handsome 7-roon noodor,
brick homo on 1st ST. ID
Ihese properties are bargains ma u..
Will make saeS terms on any OF them
BEFORE BUYING SEE
a, M'KELLAR & CO., Ssh W aND so
S1ol6
A CHANCE OF A LIFETI,1D- -
week only will sell the following bnra
sired. payment IL de-
only monthly payments, same 40 ro,.
,.aatIty nen Wny not own your own home m y.
brIdn Inc HANDSOME; h4 strictly mod. 7-,oor,
and ibs NJ IorS S.a SO, Sth East; price sSs5n
so uth East $500 NO li6
Boutwell, & McConabav
sS Auerbach Bldg.
x1l1S
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CAPITAL REAL ESTATE
II WEST SECOND SOUTH ST.
sa5oo-5-r. modern pr. brick on
Center st. Lot 2xlo 10 al
ley. Good buy
ssooo-6-r modern pr. brick;
Peach st; 2tsxs rods. Not
built to sell"
s2o'o-,T ,TS modern %aI,E pr s"dil 6riGk ;oT Test
32oS0+-r brick; w. Ord North.
Lot sxl0, Good days only.
S11oot-r frame; SShxs3 feet.
500 cash. sic per month.
s3l5O-5Ox157 to alley; bun brick,
good foundation; superior
Inside finish. space for
rooms upstairs; built for
home and could not be
duplicated for $500 more
than the price asked
Owner ordered to sea
level for his health. and
has to move, hence this
sacrince.
$74oo-Elcgant s-room brick:
modern In every sense,
fitted for home without
regard TO expense;
closest inspection Is In
vited: barn on detached
site IL desired.
SSsss-3OO choice bargains to Sc
lect from, every class OF
realty "If you don't see
what you want, ask for
It."
??7?7-Don't hesitate TO ask
questions. We are here
TO answer.
Drop In and talk 1t over"
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FOR SALE OR TRADE

MONEG-MAKlNG BAKERY AND RES
tnurant. Brick bldg. In city OF 5000. Es-
tabllshed business WIN sell or trade for
good farm in Salt Lake Co. Inquire at
III So. Maln Xa57
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BUYS DoCBLE TERRlG
6 rooms, renting for n 3
l block from o. s. l. er,,|
Do 3xS rods, II is o cash ~
and must be sold at osre !
A. Richter. 10 West ls 4
st. Phones s4l.
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BABY BUGGY TIRES

->%~~N"~>~~-N~~-~-r-~
PUT ON AUTO TIRES NULCANIZED
at Osborne's. 69 r. 4th So Ind. phone
1475. XT2O
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A fine building lot on e. s.: VI
In city only .......,,....,..."--
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A fine rent-payer, double "
modern house; E. side ..""-.-
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CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER

COTTAGES AND LARGER HOUSES
built installment plan. Bell 35l9-Y, In
dependent. 1884. Plans furnished J. w
Farrell. 30 East lst South xl049
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UTAH CHAPTER NO. /. r. a. M
Stated convocotion first Wednesday in
each month at Masonic hall. Companions
cordially invited. Chas w. Morse. II p :;
Moses c. Phillips. secretary.
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ROCKY MOUNTAIN lodge No. 3-Every
Thursday evening X OF p, hall,
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5-room cottage on East siaa: "
cation; $50 cash. balance = =
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MASSAGE

MRS. SJOBERG. SWEDISH MASSAGE.
"a Pearl ave. Bell phone 29A-K- Take
waterloo car. t16jO
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10 Eas9i f;as9m nd5, frame, Y. 10, ssa ~.
lcelient place for a cMilk sMsik B
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LINCOLN LODGE No. %. K. OF P. meets
every Saturday evening, o'clock *. OF
2. hall
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Woodmen of the World.

WOODBINE circle No. IT meets every
Tuesday. o'clock at l. o. o. F. hall.
SILVER MAPLE circle No los meets
every Friday night al l. o. o F. hall.
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LITTLE Sc LITTLE.

Kelsey & Gillespie, p E. 1st So. ST
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A few choice bargains 10 s5z
class homes. G. W. W.
x104o LIZ W1
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FOR ,Ss.AA.ILE-REAI, NJ

Have ten days
= lprice, 6-room TO sel :.
suSS; a cornsg not air furnss,a. MS
sia'" caOh. o. Hs D.
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PH0N0GRAPHS

EDISON PHONOGRAPH PARLORS. 32S
s w. Temple. Fone lI46-X O1607
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NICE 4-ROOM COTTAGE on
side. 500 cash, balance easT.
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$780,

The tn, owner o, this p,,,.,.
. sold. II Is aug q
'Ise-,6riek cottage, eou,h ,h'gSa u
is PIX rods on Oh 'sM S Z
'''h East sl'oO cash ss,a &C.
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UNION ASSAY OFFICE.
NJ S. Hanauer j. V Sadler
152 So West Temple p O. box llI6.
Analytical work q specially. Price list
mailed 1874
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TO TRADE

GOOD SURREY HORSE TO EX-
change for saddle pony ~ So 9th
East. xl2SS
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Mt. MORIAH LODGE NO 2. F, and A
M-Masonic hall. second Monday each
month Members of sister lodges and So
Journlng members In good standing in
vited A. ii Peabody. w. NJ; Christo-
pher Dlphl secretary,
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BATH AND MASSAGE
CHIR0PODISTS

DR.. ], l.. DAVIS, AT DAVIS SHOE co
Houre 10 TO l2 to w2332
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,o s-room modern ?s,o.y 'r,,..
sxlo rods, house cors.rs .s' :
: sewer. and sidewalk, -.
located on the East 4 |.
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o-room modern. close In ......a.-.
6-room brick and a-roon ~
rents for s22: bargain ......--
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We can suit you In acreage near Ii
ertY park.
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HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR on
ouliaIhss salt Lake House WrecEtno -
Co. lol Atlas block. Bell 5sss-K. niIIS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-11
GEO.. |, RECORD INDICTED
Aftermath of Recent Primary Candi'
dacy for Senator.

Jersey CITY, Dec. 11:-The
Hudson county grand jury yesterday
returned forty-three indictments,
aomng them being two against Cor
~poration Counsel George l.. Record
and Police Justice Frank j. Higgins,
of the first criminal court, both mem
bers of Mayor Fagan's cabinet. Mr..
Record is indicted on a charge OF
criminal libel, also Justice Higgins.
During the primaries preceding the
last election, Mr.. Record, who a
announced himself a candidate for
United States senator, made a speech
from the rear end of a truck, in front
of the Jersey City city hall, in which
he charged the secretary of state,
Samuel Dickinson, republican leader
of Hudson county, with being a paid
agent of the Public SeGyice Corpora
ton and one who soguht political pat
ronage for that company. 81
Colonel Dickinson resented Rec
ord's speech, and threatened a suit
for damages. The matter was re-
ferred to the grand jury. JudgtHig-
gins is implicated because he OBJ
tanned copies of Records speech and
handed them out among certain news
paper reporters.
Included in the batch of indict-
ments are two again August Hinze
and Charles Wicklow, of Hoboken,
for the murder, several months ago
of John Basse, of the same city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-11
CRY BRIEFS

An important special meeting OF
the Raritan Yacht Club will be held
tonight at the clubhouse.
The Ladies' Aid Society, of the
First Baptist church, holds its regular
business meeting in the chapel at 3
o'clock this afternoon.
The bricklayers have finished
their work on the Duce building in
Fayette street, the outside walls be-
ing ready.
The British steamer Wearside
arrived in this port yesterday.
Interesting programs have been
prepared for the first regular meet
ings of the high school literary socie-
ties Friday afternoon.
Court Standard, Foresters of
America, will hold a regular meeting
tomorrow night.
The alterations on the plans for
the new D. Wolff building, in Smith
street, are about completed, and the
plans will be sent out for figures in a
few days.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-11
CREW RESCUED, SCHOONER
DRIVES UP ON THE SANDS

HIGHLAND LIGHT, Mass, Dec.
11:--The three-masted schooner Will
liam Marshall, of Boston, st. John, N.
B., for New York, with lumber, which
was abandoned off the end of Cape
Cod yesterday afternoon, was thrown
| up on the sands half a mile north of
the Highland Light life saving station
this morning. The crew was taken
off by the revenue cutter Gresham
just as thick weather shut in late
yesterday.
The Marshall was caught in last
weeks frigid Northwestern, and was
sighted in a waterlogged condition
last Saturday by the schooner .Brina
P. Pendleton, bound south. The
Pendleton herself was making such
heavy weather that she was not able
to respond to the signals for help.
The revenue cutter then went to the
schooner's aid, and when an attempt
to get a line on board failed a boat
was sent for the crew. The cutter
then proceeded toward Boston.