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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-17
ALTICE.

Notice is hereby given by tho City
Council OF SILT LIKE city of the intention
OF such Council To make tho following de-
scribed Improvement, 10 wit:
To grade gutter and curb with CON
crete, and pave with asphalt tsaid asphalt
between curbs) West Temple street from
the south side of Fourth South street TO
the north side of Fifth South street. In
paving district No. Is. and defray tho
abuttcrS portion of the cost and expense
thereof estimated at fourteen thousand
iiVe hundred and twenty (5lt,5OU) dol
lars, or eleven Gll.0o) dollars per 'front.'
foot OF abutting property. there being
lS2O feet abutting said Improvement. by
local assessment upon the lots or pieces
CT ground within tho following described
district being the district to be affected
and benefited by said Improvement, name,
ly: All OF lots and o. block 10, and al
OF lots ], 6. and S. block A. plat a,
Salt Lake City survey,
Tho total cost of said Improvement IL
estimated at sixteen thousand tTenty-tour
and 69 leo (Sl502i 69) dollars oil which sum
the citS's portion is one thousand nVe
hundred and four and 69lOO SlooAos) DOL
lars, leaving fourteen thousand hvc
hundred and twenty (Sll $1,000 dollars TO
be raised by local assessment,
All protests and objections 10 the carry
ing out OF such intention must be pre-
scnted IN writing TO the city Recorder on
or, before tho 9Th day OF June, 1906. being
the time set by said Council whom 1t VIII
hear and consider such protests ana oD-
Jectons as may be made thereto.
BY order of the City Council OF salt
Lake City, Utah.
Dated April 2. 1906
J. B. MORETON,
City Recorder.
Paving extension No. %. xlzsS
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given by tho CITY Coun-
Gil OF Salt Lake City OF tho Intention OF
scrlbed Improvement. to-wit.
Extending and laying sewer lateral of
yitrided pipe eight (S) Inches in diameter
on Center street from Currant street 70
Peach street. In Sewer District No / and
defray the abutters' portion Of the cost
and expense thereof, estimated MT Two
thousand cighty-seyen and 4S-10o (saOs7 is
dollars. or 70-100 (s0TW dollars ney
front foot OF abutting property
there being 2,SS2.l2 feet abuttinR aa}d
Improvement BY q local assessment unou
the lots or pieces OF ground within uPSn tSa
following described district hsinn the
district to DO affected or benefited hv ssIS ne
Improvement, namely. All OF lois
and 9. block l3. oil of lots and & hisooil
l6, all OF lots and .. block 2l: all ~ p'Hck 1",S
@ s. and 8. block II. all of lots anS dpts
block II; all OF lots 2. g. 4 and 8 b,ocL o. -
plat E. Salt Lake City survey ~.
All protests and objections to the o,
Ing out OF such intention must be nresay
cd in writing to the City Recorder On oS he
fore the 2lst day OF May, 1906. helm t, Pc
time set by said Council when II wtIIs .ne
and consider such protests and obtactIetaalr, near
Us may he made thereto 'ee'ions
By order OF the City Council q, Cal.
Like City Utah. VI salt
Dated March 18TH. 1906.
j. B. MORETON
City Recorder
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL TAX.

To Whom 1t May Concern.
Notice is hereby given that a special
foot cement sidewalk on the east side of
Eleventh East street from First South
TO Third South street, in Sidewalk Dis
trict No. %. has been levied and con-
nrmed by ordinance of the City Council
dated the sth day OF May 1906
The property hereby assessed consists
OF the following described lots and pieces
of ground to-wit:
All OF lots and 5. block g. all of lots
and and the north SIS feet OF lot l.
block so all of lots 81 to q inclusive,
block l. Ehrich's subdivision of block 80
plat F. Salt Lake City survey, abutting
on the east Side of Eleventh East street
between First South and Third South
streets. In Sidewalk District No % as
the official plats OF said city. to the
depth OF % feet back from said street
Said tax Is payable In six equal INSTALL
ments, and VIII become deiqucnt as fol-
lows to-wit:
Onc-sixth OF the total amount of said
tax so levied shall become dcliquent June
delinquent June Sth 1907. one-siXth there
OF shall become delinaeunt June Sth 1909.
onc-sixth thereof shall become delinquent
June Sth; 1910. one-sixth thereof shall be-
come delinquent June Sth 1911.
Each of said installments, except the
first shall draw interest at the rate OF
per cent per annum from the date or this
levy until delinquent. and II any or either
of said installments shall become delln-
uuont interest thereon shall be at per
cent per annum from delinquency until
such delinquent installments arc fully
All special taxes are payable at nv Of
flee. room lo2. City and County building,
FRANK A. SWENSON.
City Treasurer md Special Tax Collector
BY r. s. WINNER. Deputy.
Sidewalk Extension No. ..
Date Of FIRST publication. May 18th, 1906
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL CITY TAX.

To Whom 1t May Concern:
Notice Is hereby given that a special
tax for tho purpose of constructing a
sewer on street, from South Temple to
First South street. In Sewer District No.
/. has been levied and confirmed by ordi-
nance OF the City Council dated May s,
1906
The property hereby assessed consists
OF the following described lots and pieces
OF ground, to-wit
All OF lot and the north 40 feet of lot
/ block 4, all OF lot and the north 40
feet OF lot 9. block 8. plat G, Salt Lake
street. between South Temple and First
streets. I'm Sewer District No !. as the
came appears and are shown upon the of
flcal plats OF said city To- the depth OF
payable in six equal instalments and Will
become delinquent ae follows, to-wit
One-siXth OF the total amount OF the
tax so levied shall become delinuuent
come delinquent June Sth. 1907, one-sxth
thereof shall become delinquent June sth.
1905; one-slXth thereof shall become de-
linquent June Sth, 1863; one-sixth thereof
onc.sixth thereof shall become dellnouent
June Sth, 1911
Each OF said installments except the
first shall draw interest at the rate of 6
per cent per annum from the date OF the
levy until delinquent. and II any OF either
of said installments shall become deIin-
quent interest thereon shall be at the
rate of s per cent per nnnum from delin-
quency until such delinquent installmcnts
arc fully paid
All special taxes arc payable at my Of
nce, room 102, City and County building.
FRANK A. SWENSoN,
City Treasurer and Special Tax Collector,
BY R. S. WINNER, Deputy.
Sewer Extension No, Ill
Date OF first publication. May nth, 1906,
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT

Little Chief Mining and Milling oo,,-
Pany' principal PLACE of business at salt salt
LAKE City Utah.;mNotice is hereby given
rsetors, held on the oath day OF a I,rII ui-
1905 an a;n assessment OF one O cent posi1 Der
levied upon the capital stock ,ssno was
outstanding Of the corporation payabia ana
immediately to ] Oberndorfer, secrstapS snGlS
South Main street. Salt Lake Citv IY,ai iSi
Any stock upon which this ossessr'nI, ~
shall remain unpaid on Monday tie asib ne
advertised for sale at public nuction nd and
unless payment is madc before. vii, oiia ha
1sns SS.a on on iSsatgrday: q the 18th day of June
isoo' AT IL O'Clock noon, to p1y The ae'
iinduent assessment. together with fSa Ie
eoS' VI doVeTeisInG and expense OF sale
NJ ,e j.; OBERNDoRFER Secretary
City. Utah. '' salt Lake
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What Companies Say.

The Duchess Insurance company of
New York reports that any impairment
OF capital will be made good by tho dl~
rectorS
The New York Fire Insurance company
Icinsured all its outstanding risks in the
New Hampshire fire. May 4, and sus-
pended business.
The Niagara Fire of New York will In
crease resources 81. 600 900 as soon as stat
utory requirements can be complied with
The company still has large surplus after
paying losses.
The American Fire OF Boston ceased
writing business April q, 1906
The American Fire OF Philadelphia has
reinsured with the Commercial Union As
suTance OF London.
The directors OF the Fireman's Fund of
San Francisco have voted unanimously
TO pay all losses in full and continue
business.
The stockholders OF the German Insur-
ancc company of Frceport have offered 10
increase surplus 81. .000. 600. IL necessary
The directors of the Hartford Fire have
taken action. increasing capital of COM
pany to 81 eo0 900 and surplus by 5000, COO
The directors of the Home + ire and
Marine OF San Francisco have voted
unanimously to pay all losses in full and
continue business.
The milwaukee, Mcrchanics' Insurance
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Receipts for the Year.
IFFT OFFERED PROMOTION.
United States Consul at Chatham
Declines German Consulate.

United State Consul Int has received a
telegram from Secretary OF State Root, asking
him II he would liko transfer TO the Com
sulate at Eibenstock, Germany. Mr.. Int
Ontario Courier
Eibenstock Is In the mountain district OF
Saaony, near tho Bohemian border and about
fifty miles from Dresden. II is the center OF q
considerable lace and embroidery making dis
trct and sends annually n couple OF million
dollars worth of such goods the United
States and takes large imports OF cotton in ex
change
The Eibenstock Consulate carries salary OF
$500 per year. 1t ia a grade higher than
Chatham In tho classification OF American Con-
sulateS and transfer from Chatham TO Eiben-
stock might be regarded a promotion. but
Mr.. Int does not seem 10 View II in that
light.
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company has taken steps to increase It's

company has taken steps to increase It's
capital and surplus by s1,Oo0001.
Tho stockholders of the National Union
Fire OF Pittsburg have subscribed $3.50
900
Stockholders of New Brunswick Fire
nave paid In 100000 To surplus account
The Orient Of Hartford reports loss will
be paid and capital left intact with COM
Portable working surplus.
A meeting Of directors OF Providence
Washington. held April "A, II was voted
to make good any possible impairment OF
capital.
The ST. Paul Fire and Marine reports
that after paying California losses IL will
show capital $500 900 and surplus $500. 600
Security Insurance company OF New
Haven reports that directors will make
good any possible impairment of capital
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LOWER MAMMOTH MINING COW,

LOWER MAMMOTH MINING COM
pany Principal office. room 5l6 DooIy
block, Salt Lake City. Utah. Notice is
hereby given that at a meeting of the
directors held on tho l4th day of Nav,
1905 an assessment OF cents per sharc
being assessment No. 15 was levied upon
the capital stock OF the corporation. pay.
able Immediately to A, Reeves, secretary
OF the company. at his offlce, Ole Dooly
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on Saturday, juno is.
1895. will be delinquent and advertised for
sne at public auction; and unless nav
Tnent is made before. so many shares of
each parcel of such stock as may be
necessary will be sold OH the 5th day of
July, 1906 at 2.30 o'clock p. m. of said day
to pay the delinquent assessment thereon
together with the cost of advertising and
expense OF sale. A. REEVES, Secy.
6l6 Dooly block. Salt Lake City, Utah
First publication. May Is, 1906. xl2s1
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And In accordance with law and the
order Of the board OF directors made on
the 5th day OF April, 1905, many shares
Of each parcel OF such stock as may be
necessary Will be sold at the Office OF the
COMPANY room $50 Atlas block, West Sec
ond South street, Salt Lake city, Utah
on the 2sth day of May, 1906. at the hour
OF o'clock p. m, to pay the delinquent
advertising and expense OF solo
W. MONT FERRY, Secretary.
ONCE go Atlas block. Salt Lake City.
Ttah
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Dispute Over Claims.

Suit has been brought in the Third District
court by the Kenncbec Mining company against
the Gypsy Blair Mining 4 Milling company
quiet title To certain mining property in the
Big Cottonwood district. The cloms embraced
In the suit are the Gypsy Blair Snowdrop,
Golden Charm, Crane. Kcncnbec !, and g.
August Flower ana Century.
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PROVO CANYON AND RETURN
S1.25.
Via D. &R G. Saturday, May 10.

Annual Teachers Outing to Provo
Canyon, Heber and the Hot Pots,
Everybody invited. Special train
leaves Salt Lake. 7.45 n. m Returning
leaves Heber $3.50 p, m. Upper Falls.
600 p. m Arrives Salt Lake 500 p. m.
Chicken dinner at Upper Falls Resort,
50c Lunch at Hot Pots. % cents.
Stage fare. Heber TO Hot Pots. Will not
exceed so cents,
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NOTICE TO cOs1p'

Scaled bids will e e 6'sIo.s 6ss I, :
day. MN,y!,cii May =, Of Of Murray 81
Of of's y city hall and and 's].. 'd5sss ~
baifS;ns, hiIFsnSsFSs: Salt Laks e, r,S y q
PaanS Is6s BIDS will be !, 0prss prsss
Council. o neil All bidss siip Tcis cistt
" Iy,ab. h " A - certified "a SsfSin ina
the, the ej,s sia. Separate ate G,ii isG, y.
,, Ss5 sss1 5n$ S,s $sa'sss siSy sa III = g..
nacS muf' one Of the ssI qity CassS,1
by By order OF the ~ n. ]. W.
Utah.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby SirM Scs;r
Council OF Salt Lake u1
ton of such Council 70 - !,
ing described improvems,,..s ,.sr
Extending and laIng ~ s,s
vttrified pipe eight q qnn-,S in :
an the south side Of Foenls =
streets. in sewer d!stTie. 3 y
fray the abutters porIisip. 4
arnenss thereof. estins,sa.
sand one hundred "a sr3 4
1s1lil.3) dollars, OF on' !, a.
dollars per front foot ~, ~ n
ertv' there being Ssa iI teS s,,s'
Improvement. by q locar aar,ss,s - 4
the lots or pieces 9L 99I,,y,-s Lsh ~
following described s dls"SS sr Il
sn,d Improvement. naTSp2, u Y, is@I
7 and S and the eaIt ss,t isn
BLOCK o,es,s ~. e."s and objsenoS
Ing out of such intsn''Cm en- Cm
sented in writing 10 tpe ), Js.N
ernSe er hefore re- the ath day yoo,r,sl ., =, 4
beor teo md consider sueSS sasS. a.
tec,ions as may be EsU EI.v O.
oeSS,o,rT SH order Of the Ci'y
Lake City utah ,cfs -,
DATED April g. is J. 3 -
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JUDD MAKES REPORT
ON SCHOOL EXPENSES
Year of 1905-06 Shows a Big
Increase Over Preceding
Year.

The clerk OF the Board of Education has pre-
pared n statement showing tho expenditures OF
the board from January l. 1905. TO May |, 1893.
together with the estimated amount OF eS-
penditurcs neccsaary to complete the school
year OF lao5-190j; also abatement of the cx-
pondIturcs OF tho previous ycor. follows:
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Damage Case Still On.

The 5000 damage suit OF Alexander HamiI-
ton against the Utnh Consolidated Mining
company occupied tho entiro attention OF
Judge Marshall and jury in tho Federal
court again Wednesday
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DELINQUENT NOTICE

Wabash Mining company. Principal
place of business. Salt Lake Clty.-Not!ce
There are delinquent on the following
described stock, on account of ossessmeHt
No 49, levied on the 5th day OF April
1906 the several amounts set opposite the
names OF the respective shareholders, to
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FACTS AND FIGURES
ABOUT INSURANCE
Secretary of State for Utah Pre-
pares All Interesting
Statement. f.
SHOWS CAPITAL AND
SURPLUS OF COMPANIES
What Their Losses We're in
Cataclysm in San Fran
cisco.

The Secretary Of State has prepared
statement showing tho capital and sur
plus to policy holders on December 81,
1905. OF fire. insurance companies Of the
United States. doing business in Utah.
This Is taken from tho annual statements
of tho several companies of their net
Losses In San Francisco and other Call
fornia towns during the April conhagra-
,ion. Tho latter statements were made
10 the Commissioner OF Insurance OF the
State Of New York and by him trans
mittcd to tho Insurance Department OF
this State. The statements OF the for
elgn companies Is also given. showing the
net surplus TO policy holders Of the United
States branches with their estimated net
losses in California Tho foot notes fol-
lowing the tAbulated statement shows the
action by the home offices for paying
losses:
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Independent Order Of oaS
FIDEL1TY LODGE M % 81
2eets every Wedaesd,s =.
o'clock |; o; o F temuis g
come. N. II. LeonharS' W
Smith, secretary. \
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Salt Lake Photo Supply Co.
Kodak flnishing-the best or money
back, Main and Third South.
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UTAH CHAPTER NO. 1 Il
Stated convocation frt W.
each month at Masonic tar b
cordially invited. Chss. ". n
Moses c, Phillips, secretary.
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MT. MORIAH LODGE no IA
M.-MasonIc hall. secord -
month. Members OF sister -
tourning members In good I'd
vited. A. II Peabody, ". u
pher Dlehl, secretary.
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A. A. 8 RITE-The ~.
bodies OF the A. A, 8. rIr );
sonry hold stated meeilrn \
Thursday In each month =,
hall, corner West Tennis ~,
Soiourning brethren invltsS
Joseph 6. Bywatsr' p 1.
W. 81. Jordan Lodge Of ps-;..
8, G. Park, q ea
w M. James Lowe Chap.e: y 4.
No I I
c w. Morse. K. Cr.
Commander Salt Lake Corn,S \
No !.
II. y Mayo. K C.cr|
NJ OF K. Utah Co1s!ssy 4
Christopher DkhL IA,
Registrar Of all the -.
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DR.. HYATT PROMISES
TO REDEEM HIMSELF
Head of Local Weather Bureau
Now Says He Will Be
Good.

DR.. Il, ], Hyatt Wholesale and retail
dealer In SHOWS, rains, squalls sunshine
balmy breeZes and other climatic pro-
ducts, now promises to be good. at least
he promises to be as good as circum-
stances will permit Of
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LINCOLN LODGE M
p eIesy bai, Saturday evening < ! 4 e ~
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I Q. Q; F TEMPLE nrv,,
Subordinate lodges m..s p'ss !:
Salt Lake lodge Ia
Enterprise lodge No. " *
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Really and Truly Sorry.

To Tho Tribune DR.. Hyatt said Wedncs-
day that he was really and truly sorry
for what he had been handing out for the
past two days. but pleaded in defense of
his action that Salt Lake had been 30 eN-
tensively advertised recently as the best
place on earth In which to settle. that n
job lot OF storms had insisted upon drop
ping In TO look over the field and that he
could not find IT In his heart to be rude
to visitors, even II they were unwelcome.
Promise for Thursday.
The promise for today Is falrer and
warmer, although frost was promised for
last night. The storms. which have been
lowering over the city, are now en- route
north, and Il warm wnvc Is said to be
headed for Zion DR. Hyatt Ia doing all
In his power TO redeem himself. and It is
universally hoped that he may succeed.
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All protests and objections 10 the car
rying out OF such intention must be pre-
or before the 4th day of June, 1906. beIns
the time set by said Council when II viii
hear and consider such protests and Oh.
jcctions as may be made thereto
The total cost of said Improvement Is
estimated at ffty-sevcn thousand one
hundred and ninety-slx and Ioioo
1907 l9S i9) dollars, Of which sum tho citvss
portion Is seventeen thousand seven him
dred forty-four and 1900 (Sl7 IA .5e) dol
lars, leaving thirty-nine thousand fomr
hundred and fifty-two (s3s, ,i52) dolIare ~
be raised by local assessment W
By order OF the City Council of Salt
Dated April g. 1906
], B. MoRETON. City Recorde,
Sidewalk Extension No, 1O9. Ti3oo
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NAOMI REBEKAH roc,.
Meets every and and stS
Ing OF each month In "a
pie, Market ct. s
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ROCKY MOUNTAIN
thursday evening. K. ss n \
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SILVER MAPLE circle IA i
every Friday night al I. O. 1u
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BATH AND MAS

ELITE PARLoRs NEpN
por and magnetic os@ 49,
netlc Swedish body mesn - 4
women operators %-~
bldg. Bell $3.50.
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UPHOLSTERING & REl

PARLOR FURNITURE
stored and repaired -
mitted on request Pno,s
Matt. & Mfg. Co, l5o W. u
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FoREsTERs OF AMyRIc,
LIST Ind Bird wednesIayns' In'I. - 4
knights of Columbus haIi 80 Sa
South. c. E. White, p "
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m ARGENTA LODGE sol
VA A. MAJ Massec I
H% Tuesday Of each rsi|
wv bers OF sister lcegs Il
ing brethren invited. Hng u
W. NJ. Moses C. PHILLIPS. 81
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Woodmen Of the IA

WOODBINE circle No. a 81
Tuesday, s o'clock at l. o al
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Companies of United States.

Following is tho capital and surplus OF tho
arlous insurance companies and the csu
mated net losses OF each In tho California fire:
Capital & Estimated
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knights Of pv,S;

CALANTHE-MYRTLr
Every Monday. X 4 lcn !,
Stroek, c. G. c. r VI N 4
and g. L. bahf I
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WASATCH LODGE N0.lT I'd
Masonic hall second FH4ag d
Members of sister lodges az! 4
brethern in good standing IsT--
Wall Griffin, ". n, A. ]. u
tary.
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F9YAL i2I1 ARCANUMS,
,,a tall Ind and lth S TIL l h
oaoeH; .aocs; e. X. Smith. rsa.s rrnersssq
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INIt I bRNAL ORDrNT
SAT- Lake aerie NIE No, = o. =
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fKkATERNAI. k1arEI7AI UNION
atE bEVefSreen ei green lodge N M & or n,
Tho,; 9Ih Mondays at |. q q u ~.
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KNIGHTS OF Tur ~
Lake City tent NJ Ne aAccIs,S
J. o. o. F. hau. Visi,, vI :
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SECRET SOC1pS

>@~>J~-~--~o DUlitl1r.
a. a. S. RITE NoH--.-ltl
coordinate OF ,h hnoIIcY1-.
Masonry VIII hold a. a. A q ~
meeting this CThp,rnaelr ret!
O'Clock Q clock sharp. BvsIsSuay) a.
SoJourning brcthreuns Inesa @
Diehl, Registrar. {" ih'tlei ~
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LADIES OF TUr ~,
Lake City hive NJ aAccAS
and third Monday. a, A. r.ss
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SIX-FOOT SIDEWALKS.

All OF lots 1. 2, and !, block 81; nj I OF
lots and 2, block 20; all Of lots l. q. ana 1s
4 block II, all OF lots 1 and 2, block * -
pIat t'9S" c oil of lots i. 2, and T. block lco;
all of lots 5 and g. block 81, plat A. ait OK
lots 5, s, and 8, block 81 o. all Gf aod loS 8 =
block s3. all OF lots 5 and 6, block ea.