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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1906-06-21
n. and succeed, and stuff my ears and

1t, and succeed, and stun my ears and
begone from the scene. When she
presently came to the verge OF tho
beech wood, and, entering a little open
clearing, seemed to loiter, | went
cautiously. This, I thought, must be
the rendezvous; and l held back
warily, looking to see him step out OF
the thicket.
But he did not and by-and-bye she
quickened her pace. She crossed the
open and entered a wide rica cut
through a low, dense wood of alder
and dwarf oak-a wood so closely
planted and so intertwined with hazel
and elder and box that the branches
rose like a solid wall, IL feet high, on
either side of the track.
Down this she passed and stood and
watched her go; for dared not fol-
low. The ride stretched away as
straight as a line for 400 or 500 yards,
a green path between green walls. 10
enter it was to be Immediately de-
tected. if she turned; while the
thicket itself permitted no passage, l
stood baff1ed and raging and watched
her pass along. 1t seemed an age be-
fore she at last reached the end anc,
turning sharply to the right, was III an
instant gone from sight.
waited then no longer. l started
off. and. running as lightly and quietly
as I could, / sped down the green al
lev. The sun shone on it, the trees
kept off the wind, and between heat
and haste, 1 sweated finely. But the
turf was soft, and the ground fel
slightly, and in little more than
minute I gained the end. Fifty yards
!, short of the turning l stayed myself
and, stealing on, looked cautiously thu
way she had gone.
, 1 saw before me a second ride, TN
twin of the other, and a hundred ant
fifty PAGES down it her gray figur'
, tripping on between the gree
hedges. 1 stood and took breath an
! cursed the wood and the heat an
madam's Wariness. We must hav
come a league or two-thirds of a league
at least. How far did the man expec
!, her to plod to meet him? | began
9 grow angry. There is moderation eve
v in the cooking Of eggs, and this WOO
n might stretch into Spain, for all
# knew!
e Presently she turned the corner an
a was gone again, and ! had to repeat m
ID maneuver. This time, surely, coul
d find a change. But no! Another gree
ride stretched away into the depths
" the forest, with hedges of varyir
le shades-here light and there dar.
as hazel and elder, or thorn, and We
10 and box prevailed-but always his
h. and stiff and impervious. Half-wt
III down the ride madam's figure tripp'
t. steadily on, the only moving thing
70. sight. I wondered, stood. and, VIII
to she vanished, followed.
Nv And so it went on for quite half
I hour. Sometimes madam turned
lis the right, sometimes to the left. I
maze seemed to be endless. Once
no twice I wondered whether she had lc
ly her way and was merely seeking
nv return. But her steady, purposei
ad gait, her measured pace, forbade t
lie, idea. I noticed, too, that she seldc
nt- looked behind h%er--rarely to right
ad left. Once the ride down which S
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1906-06-21
One Funny Thing.

Calvin-I maintain that women have
no sense Of humor. They seldom have
a proper appreciation of really funny
things. Il,
Clarence-Oh, + don't know. LOOK
| how popular Cholly Nitwit y Win
them.-Cleveland Leader.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1906-06-21
Woman Newspaper Founder.

The death has occurred at Derby of
Mrs. e. M. pike. head Of the frm OK
e. M. pike, Limited. Mrs. Pike, who
was 70 years of age, was the widow q
the late Mr.. J. B. Pike, and Is believes
to have been the first Of her sex IN tna
world to found q daily newspaper.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1906-06-21
had Effect Of Athletics.

This man. explained the hospital
Doctor, ais the victim Of athletics"
"Ah, overtraincd. ! suppose"
"No, he never trained a bit. Tn
FOLLOW who hit him had. though
Philadelphia Ledger.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1906-06-21

Pa Plays Surgeon and Earns the Good
Will of the Bandits-They Give
Him a Course Dinner-Speeches
Follow the Banquet-Pa Is Made
Honorary Member of the Band
Pa and the Bad Boy Allowed to Go
Free Without Ransom.
we nae the worst ana the best two
weeks of our lives while prisoners Of
the train robbers at the Hole-in-the-
Wall, because we had plenty to eat,
and good company, with hunting for
game in the foothills by day, and cinch
at night, but the sleeping on the rocks
of the cave, with buffalo robes for
beds. was the greatest of all. Pa got
younger every day, but he yearned to
be released ah- would leok tr houN
| down the %dinasorus valley, hoping tc
see soldiers or circus men who might
hear OF our capture, charging down thf
opposite hills and up the valley to oul
rescue, but nobody ever came, n Pc
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-15
Gweudale Happenings.

Les lAmara place IS leased 70
neseomofs
Ms Hampton las letaa visitor q
auF town ths past seek
The sueefana raads letstsn hsw
ana Fuita are tamiug trade White
aakwad
The peach buds are - az adyaul
ttat IL ease 81 s frust the fU4t pm
n.eta Will be destroyed
Frank Miller las m8sei IaIu the
T.ullsfake house aud allfafn fas
An r.mlsfake ta season
81 liaus a6ss bof hs S al
lnleafl8u Hlat ftere nfl le
uns dalag tmr iafmim ths
seasoe 'u aaf ustahfesiaoa
4 ahe hnm ts haRifed acres
eia g. "a eaf an1 1e S Is
Wolfe eeal4 ice ta hate eaa lu.
iHtmlfIaas farmer SO te paee
lf isaus rfetahe lhai lhr south.
wesisfu Steel eampanH siIl take shat
has been tnoaa IS the llaH8t leases
NJ iiaaoti having failed O. cane %
tlme, and The government dlapprag
ing hts lsases
The children q this section vha
have bssn attending school 81 White
oak afa much pleased with fhsir
teacher They have frsson to be. a.
a. she Is considered 60 - one of the
hnesl disclpllnafiaus and efficient teac.
es Ne have bad for ysan
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lese MaIssle.

III rpnsrsss isfu tst hsdEet about
b. ludseial aceers, ~ s4iali have ID
reform tile supreme court. fpf the
people Are determined q hAsc relief
rise senate listened ia psined 81.
isils~ Is tliis Aei 81 lsss IA jeste un
Uhs par = ssnalaf rlilmAu bsf TIE
Kslieu applaudsd - hoistsfouslY that
there Was diaiealty Ia nes1anaf oniaf.
gAnnof Washington p1iealiom b.
gin "a understand that ihs patlence
of Tire peeple has been eaaiei aIme,t
bs}ona ssldanneef l,a lheF suppose
fsxstmee fof fafm Is - great hsFc ia
it4is e4aufF ttais lisr ists tlanese.
wc shall ~ enfiY teaF al ll.s. mere.
IS l@aausg i.sy ATE Nauctiaea s. ageg
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-15

TIE Rspubleans haa . sell attend.
"a snd enthusiastic nesting last aiflls
a. TIE eoarf house A featafe wss
tie saall uamt4r 81 eolnFed people
present. there bsing but two ~ ghfee
~ them
Tile Republican claA elected -
SllaAaisan president Ger snother tern
o. aoelamatloa G ilang was ~.
elected secFstssg. u D Watson Woe
president or o. & Amufidson a..
slslAnt secretary and } q Murphy
treasurer
TIE felioxing wefe appointed =
eommistae on Fesolutious ai.d plat.
form, 20 rapou a. = meeting which
all - teld Saturday nlghl " H.
Colsy Louis 9ul8foe v u Daf.
rough. & Il ffota-ca Il y Watson,
maney Cox. " II uerk
nsnafss esfs a.aat N0rfis FRA
se y s smith. Rsy s Iesshlhg.
vs. : stAnasld " D. nasrough,
Rev G W sm.igFuss. Rcs " y.
nunsls, is,ais a8ldfos and = y.
Pro asca aessFs laited An1 lar
foush sala lhaf, Il their aso~l strsua.
ons eaeulofs couId prevent ll there
~Baa ts so shlssey Dor monsf ussd
"a this e0mlnk slsctloe I.sF, NJ
lluukie, though Democrat made
ono of il,e bsss speeches u TIE sven
ins
campaign ertsmlfs 81 nse viii
~ appointed 90 maAs affaoeemeuts
Tor toe 3 lmafy. shlrh wlll i. held
fussiay Narh .. fram ~ 2 3 n.
TIE c0mmitfee wlll fccomment judges
and elefss and sill Suggest TIE rules
under which the pfimaff shAl -
held Tile nspublieAns sili douhiesn
- met bf uis same problem that isas
cunffntsi tie Democrats ~betllsr
% ris,iorsc lie Oklah ma primary IA
of not A Tie Rsuahlleans are after
All tie votes they can gel IL Is prpts
able ltat tAen primary fuius all -
made as Illsfai - paslhls.
'lie e.ab viii meet again saturday
.nisht "a tis eaurt houss faF the puf.
pszs u hearing lie reports - tl.e
eesalatian ard campaign eommiitess
Ard q taking aetial tlsfs0n
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-15
To ADVERTISE vInIsa.

Tonlzht At tie Commercial club
tile advert ftislng COMMITTEES Wlii make
: report eiiich ever eittea ought 70
heae TIE the lisa coaie fof NinitA
a. aatea HUNDREDS &gsd thou
SANDS 81 mmlefahis @fe pASslilg
tlnVugh liass eltf efeF2 Month M8
nus mass flle uAme of NinlfA ~
famlllaF AID so attractive 20 them
that iieF ei.l desire to stop here e.
will Ccss m9ney 70 AZ tilis but Il vii
le mones ws.i speAt Every citizen
sisonld - wtliing - assist Tie Com
mefciAl csnb annneiAll1 IA the Under.
taxing C.sme and talk il over then.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-15

Tie following prisoners hase tasg
rscelfed a uie federal Iail dufinR a.,
past twenty four loars
Gay Taylor and b = simmons
saillaw. ln4peuonatlng offcsfs
Jea 0ulleiga. WssGyllle. lntFod@e
iug
Prank Ross and Henry LAndFam
NinllAs gaming Tiiess two arrest,
wsre mAde hY Deputy Arthur Cham.
berlin n tlss country near NInltA
william Pfultt waA released. liaF-
Ing seryed cut hla tsrm fof dsstarB
ina religious womiip,
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-15
SKIN ECZEMA
IN WORST FORM
Black Splo,cbcs Al oer FACE -
Produced Severe itching Years
Treatment b. Physicians Old No
Good and Became 0espon3eat
Affected Parts Nos Clear as Ever
- Alabama Lstys
CURE BY THE
CUTlCURA REMEDIES

eAhoai iom yea~ aso } aaa 1lstei
wifh ilsek f,iafrhfa "a atr RS faea
ana lre cataug Hf isslf Hhiah
prsiHei S saaeFs itching IfFfsla ara
Hhah 4uzet nH fHat 45I srzlg-
ana 4sia'euHe aH ettfal tlat
aas fHHNei e. tsa Is ieHei fhH ktg
fllEaEsHs Uf my tneu A6ef tha5-
0eh ftsu.naifaH Ut lHe dH r-
IiaHf Tics anHHad it g. D. sha
eEfea.s H lir uutt iam tH# vstsH
hr ff lhe auH ff ibs l1eih q ere
ytF @ ihe Treatment H Ha esaL
F istafe dn11e3 sni
dCie o. q discontinue iH
Shortly s.tereanis rs A.a iu a1I-
HE Nrf 81 H HoklF AeH Hk
Ff Hu advert tAf Cuts
rgs NIe Hc 6at the ras
i.r nA sitter il ieHts
q a. nt hstIIe q eHf fenl
ia ttHn Nih fbe CHIfaa AMn
aH8 Heat. tl iH-tIre arftiIHiF 3
Hnp esiHWs fha e the
et l.eHttsa 81 sid
Hiief fsi eterf sriHeh ras ftnlr
sod ihe affected Yaft r t ~
fH - ever : have Huf il.i q s{mr-
tom0i tte cfaNna Huce, Nhah Na ihfle
yn ar
IH laiira hmaiir nei only
cfni ran tf HAT dfeil
rteas. telt oiha complicated fraallea
g Weii snj ! haye le,n the uens e
cfhen lanE enni 0f ihn Hme dHlsse
ls the lalieam IlmediH. aId ] don't
hesitate IN mYinf that tio neadlyent
& ttf tssi hoad mallelne ihaf tha aofid
ha ever known ilarIe + slaiFa.
$50 1unea Ave.
o. 2s 1908 selma. Ala.
nft So N5slsr1a ~ fllH q ttanIsil tHstsH
s ~ tnl q #h Hss y tsa = assfsAal&
fstIf ilaaf 81 Alesa HafiH. 81 Hfazs Hs57F tsHa
81 Assad lsH fHs taztlHss stsz bza6. ana
llts g lafs isssoEasaa Hsaat
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-15
FRon FRIDAYS DAILY

United states Attorney " s..
Standsld sent to Oslai.oma City this
noon ils all apeas tonlght 81 ) Re.
publican meeting there
Ths ouly recent ARIA Al the fei
era IAll Is BUek HillArd, who sas
brought "a from Clagemare last even
Ing cii4sgrsi sltb lafesng
Henry LAnaFum IkeGlass and three
uther nrsroes sore arrested lu tie
country yesterday b Deputy Cham
berlin en the elafao q gaming
}. ". orr IS IN C1sslsea today af,
tending q Hteeiiug Df the stockholders
81 ths neW bans there u IS 10 b.
organlfed today a. tie Union Trust
eompang
W r Phillips desires Tie Clileflalu
70 announce thar under TO eirrans
stances wiil he - a candidate for Al.
icSman ia ulr nemcnalc primary
he all not Accept the Office Il elect.
"a
Tie meetings thar haze tesn heid
a. llts baptist church thia seek 10
pFspausion fof next seeks revival
services have beeu Nrll attended.
Cottage pfAfer meetings are being
hold shts aftesuaoa Ia alaeFru, parts
q town
Amoug ils arrivals at tl.o Celb afs
Eugene ONann9r. Muskrgee Wooa.
elu Nofssih Talsa. s. y uark, Ceiaf
Rapids. Iowa bf aia Mrs. G D.
sfsseas Whitewater. Wis D. d Pei
soc Nelch s D. uwseFfuss. Liver
mofo lu~a
Arrivals AZ the Gateway afe q
Webster, Enld Okla George s. llar
d. oklahoma Ciiy, Okla A. a.
Thuuton. Chssfytals. Kan q =
Tcnney Hastings Neb sA Rsam
sf and e G Bliss. kameg Neh ST.
I Adams Ihflse1
s uumlsf ~ repairs ara belng made
AZ SACRED Heart aezlisuY 4 aiaiefn
plumblus system Is t.iug CONSTRUCTED.
urs reeltallaa faum las teaa
ogeHed and ues desks have lsfu paf
la Thefe ere noa ~ pupils ens
relied FfQm pfesul ludeaflee a
ueW bal.dlus eiu ia0 q = cons
stfnctei tAls summer
& s AtsfY ana aifen have betu
bass tolag entertaining parl u
iuaaua sho are here meslne osor tlle
cauuty ffma q uN parts ae 3
u ssau, A saan c q MaAun,
Nafg gmk IS Loftus = Ga4.
HERMAN Nolbfelf sl,d Holsft kapsa
Trey ail Use lu tbe telnIty of Nea
haven a8d Hlre,ilt loea
TIE ministerial association met
tlls mgfaIng Coz tie puFpase n tak.
ins soms action iu regard % tis t8.d
ing q . thaatau4uA here this sum
msf sc nartss sia man4gei ti.s
attractions lasi sammef las agfeei
q p4i GiAaiau4uz here again. pro.
tidci DE safe q - ,saeou tickets :
kAfauteei Sau1s % tie ministers
thought that peftaps usftsf l,saIts
mlshi 3 obtained % hod'us aH Be-.
dependent Cbauiaa41a committee
ass appointed 20 c10fsf witl uIe
gonmeleial club tonight Ia nfaafd g.
tile pmpasiH
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-15
Assistance From the Enemy.

That ihe Democratic senator's are
lu sauest Ia ti,sif haffie for a good
rate nte hii hecaues mafe abundant
D evident a. ihe dags pAsa And that
ti.s Republicans are seekiug some
method q cempremise, s0ms ~aheme
ior giving ths railroads what tley
want Ni.i.e sesming rs please ths peo.
pie also hcomes plaluer as TIE ds.
bate Progresses
senator Ciapp eho las heen count
- as one 81 tie lee Republicans ID
favor 81 i stringent bill, gave sspfts.
sion a opinions fle other aay that
shosea he aog.d make of lle Hep
baru measure mere faut And alto
vas u lea ah0 came Is ti.e tefsnsc
~ The president p'I measafs aud
aunouucea That re hl rs ~ pa4se
must D. saeh as aoaNd actually tseu
atr rates. va, Il : Republican
iumker Crane Lodge Aldflelf N0
tao Democrats taiis1 and IlHman
u lfs sieni Roosevelt lad to 90.
pend upon hls asa party i8f tae pas.
sasr gf ik oan biI ~ would he II
thls moment absolutely aithout hape
Aud - u,on EhIg corrupt istfe r.
puh.lcan nr3 thai g S doabfia j
eaoaef RepeidtcaH lotss ran be mus
tered q fea t6e Afe BILL ttsM eiu
aIi fhe nsmoents voting iaf 3 hai
tlete 3 s c7usf elauA t.ectl0H tl4s
faI
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-15

They never fupe er seeFn. ban
e.eaa@ afa strength ffe HumAFh.
ahI hawrs lAa e tHr fer,aI
tef1 q fas Mant 1aHzaH1s ata
~ l1a 81 Wfts iattt Euh lssens
ifa famous ffV Hlfu head.
8efe euN r#tHu EU8sUes faa0.
d.cr fHd FeE ei5aa eHH HI aH
ste RS ltfe lAfa tseas tee
pe taaE sfuHe da
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-15

81 eArh oi fhe fear wNuis of ths
clty ileancFaflc caocu~s ~sgs held
issi nisis ~ tlr sslsctlon % eandl
dates lar tle primary in aeh 80 ll5e
eaHcasa So attempt s4s made "a se
eufo tie fspeal = tise m4ef discussed
felipe dus primary rule f,oeut5
adopted b the r.fy COMMITTEES and
10 each eaas tlie cammiles as SIS.
fanei i'lc Democrats present voting
f favor q use fell0s dag principle
tlse independent iamWrfs sh8
are Oppressed e. lens compelled q
swear @ sUfe luT 81 fie uomineus n
tite pflmafs asseitiat instead q this
to fhen taoxi8as uie fie uslahr
ms laa M substituted 81 enIca 5
aan s asked q swear menEg flat ts
sill affiliate elIl liie ar n8f that
81 81 sapp s tie psry's nauH
uess aHa d
fu t6t aahss candidates faf tie
auaas as, aefs uamrt Tie dfst
.scae3 aud fiHni satis eusaus4 a
H&AiHk tf6 fai0aiuk nominations
Nagk , garss
naaWer 3 huu
Marsha 4 8 nldeGiauE
Treasurer + d FlesHu
Street lomm s.daer. 3d. speueE
GaEsstoG 4 N Alien
Asasat # ialAu
llir attorney q q tgE
la tNe ia4HH asf1 g. & Hau4u
vas substituted f3rF. j BArfett for
veafdst aHd Ei rUomrsau taf J D.
sGene.f iofarett commissioner
Iae ialou#uF men lh e.e Eafos
ssras vrre eHa,eu o. masg fte uee
IH tHe pfnaFl faf Mutations Ga tAe
cH council fNa candidates % he
tis.sca lu sscN Rarl
Flrl eagd d. S. ~mliA d p
l.sie u Aou9 0aaKe NIdit
fef au8 y B. Phillips
secaua eafd = IS err T. T..
snaf.t J E scott aad lisuB Miller
Tmm aard q starr Gus Nitli.
o's l. b Hell M 81 GaFIesurth
r 8 0mieHael
Fourth saHi WT Bags ~
o. Foa.eG
Ile following nominations idf city
ulitttuEu afm ua1e
Firt eaul rlald1r p L Freaf
seaud nani S. Tamef
TMfd aaft none
Fourth wari + = lstHi
f9e afsi sanl eas tfr m.f ere Ia
make auamiml#aa tar eItt chairman
s Davenport was ua1ei
tu lAe Hnf naf8 IHe resolution
aaIHst iHc3alaH da uIe aas intro
a W iI 81 smith peeel
aalast b er. Hsle nE g s hyeu.
HH W Thompson. De- s. d uQn-
@U thna efe Hfsui iHe epea. q
tiie feloe dos ae 0ea g M smith
ard IS 81 NctHfH
lu Ue sUa8 saft tHefe aesa aiIfe-
8sfe4 tfe fs.eW d.E u'a seF
ma e@la lHroiaed the feso'a
UH oans fe rs fensl 4 n
ChanhHianl ae3 lilnsiaW speke 90
uie ane efe Davis IlH ard B. S
8 Aa@ lsl opposition Tie 1gI.
iae dag rale eas sustained d 81 ias
h the third And fourth eanis there
vas hat itttleeppsiilua @ tie yeiiuw
dos role. AND il aas aataiuei in both
eases
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Foiayss Kidney Cum MAKES tie kld-
ueys aud bladder right Contains
nothing injurious Eof sale hY A. -
U8ens
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given by the City Coun-
ell OF Salt Lake City OF tho inte ntion OF
such council to make tho following de-
ecrlbed Improvement, to-wit:
Extending and laying sewer lateral OF
yitrifed pipe eight (O Inches In diameter
on Center street from Currant street to
Peach street. in Sewer District No / and
defray the abuttcrs portion OF tho cost
and expense thereof. estimated Mt two
thousand eighty-eeven and 4s-1O0 (s3os7 Ss1
dollars. or 70-l00 007W dollars per
front foot OF abuttlng property.
Improvement. by 4 local assessment upon
the lots or pieces OF ground within tho
following described district, being tho
district 10 be affected or benefited by said
improvement. namely; All of lots =
and o. block 13. all of lotp l and g bloct
l6; all OF lots i and 3. block 81; all OF IotS
2 g. 4 and S, block IL; all of lots ana
block II; all of lots g. 8 and 5. BLOCK %
plat f, Salt Lake City survey. ~.
All protests and objections to the carrv-
ing out OF such intention must be prcscn}
ed In writing to the City Recorder on or he
fore the 2lst day OF May. 1906 beInS IT,
time set by said Council when It will benp
md consider such protests and obtectjona
as may DO made thereto.
BY order OF the City Council of Salt
Lake City, Utah
Dated March 18th. 1906.
] 2. MORETON
Sewer extension No. III. ys7
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LOWER MAMMOTH MINING COM

LOWER MAMMOTH MINING COM
pany, Principal Office, Ioom Sic Dooly
hereby givcn that at meeting of the
directors held on the l4th day OF May
1901, An assessment OF cents per share
tho capital stock OF the corporation, pay
able Immediately to A. Reeves. secretary
OF tho company, at his office, 5lG Dooly
block, Salt Lake City, Utah
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on Saturday, juno Is
1906, will be delinquent and advertised for
sale at public auction, ond. unless pay
ment is made before, so many shares of
each parcel OF such stock may be
necessary Will be sold on the 9Th day OF
July. 1906, at 2.3o 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 Nav IS, 1906 Nl251
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
SAMPLE BARGAINS.
l. . orr GInl-

EAST JlpGs
On 9Th East. rooms In nne condition I;
bath, toilet. e. l.. cent walk, nne shaoe' :
lot 60Xl57 to alley. "
on Lincoln ave- nice 3-room DIX. with
nllcy In rear-$lG1o.
Near 9th East; a 5-rom bk. built for a
home EGXl67 to alley. nice lawn; south
front; terms-s2500- -
A 4-room with e J. lot 50x1i0-$l0y0.
on 18th East and South Temple b-room
cream brick; bath, toilet. q. j hne man
tel: connected with sewer; terms-saopo
On 4th St; 5-room modern home terms
-s27G0
on 9Th st. 5-room new blk: modern;
south front. nice lawn-s32OO
on End ST: Groom; bath. toilet. G. l.
$500
front: cent walk: nice lawn terms
WEST SIDE.
on 9Th West. a nice cream bk.. terms
Near S,h West; Groom, lot 4ox1io-
sI75 80 -,
on LIST South: o nice 7-room. bath. toll
let e tcrms-SZ750.
Near 2nd South. a 1-room, with batps
toilet g l.; cent cellar: terms-S551p.
on eth West; 8 room bE.: bath. c. -
iron fence; tcrms-S3160.
BUILDING LOTS.
2IgxS rods East 2nd South-Sl5D
9xS rods; corner East End South, IS4co.
60x125 feet, South 9th East-S3'S.
2isx7 rods on 2nd st-$ll25.
50x1e5 feet on 11th East-SlSO
4x1o rods on 11th East-SlaO
Both phones 2&S. 2os-2lo Atlas bK; Eo,7
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT

Little Chief Mining and Milling COM
pany. principal place OF business at Salt
that at a meeting OF tho board Of d.
rectors. held On the Path day of April,
share (being assessment No 2D was
levied upon the capital stock Issued and
outstanding OF the corporation. payable
Immediately to J. oeerndorfer. secretary
South Main street. Salt Lako City, Utah
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on Monday the 18th
day OF May 1905 will be delinquent and
advertised for sale at public auction. and
unless payment is made before. Will be
sold on Saturday. tho 10th day OF June
1906 at IL o'clock noon, TO pay tho do
Iinquent assessment. together with the
cost Of advertising and expense of sale
J. OBERNDORFER. Secretary
No. 16 South Main street. Salt Lake
City. Utah.
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BIG ATTENDANCE PROMISED
Keith 'Brien Evening ut Saltair
Will BE Great AfPair,

At none of the annual dances given by
employees OF the keith-O Rrien Dry
Goods company was there such a crowd
as Is expected TO attend the AFFAIR to-
night In the Saltair beach pavilion To-
Germ. there are expected thousands OF
their friends. and as the general public
VIII be admitted the crowd will, no doubt.
be one OF the largest OF the season at
tho resort
Arrangements have been mnde by the
amusement company TO provide sufficient
rolling stock TO carry the great loads OF
pleasure-eeekcrs, and about fifteen trains
Will be necessary. J.. p. Christensen $
orchestra of twelve pieces will furnish
tho music.
Tickets. many thousands of them. have
been sold for 50 cents each Including the
round-trip railroad fare. The receipts of
the dance will be turned over to the fund
supported by employees OF the Keith
OBrlen company
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed bids Will be received up to Mon
day, May 2S. 1906, IL o'clock noon, by tn,
OF a city hall and jail according to nIo
and specifications drawn by Erskibe e.
Lngenberg architects. 623-52I Doo,v
building. Salt Lake City. Utah, wbcro
plans can be seen on and after NAV 1s
1905 Bids will be opened May %. 1905 a.
o'clock p m, in presence OF the civ
Council All bids must be addressed ~
Utah A certified check of Der cent , I,
the amount OF bid must accomns NJ
each bid. Separate bids will be receIvnd
for the city hall and Jail, and each bIddsr
must include all Items, as specified In
each one OF the separate specifications
BY order OF the City Council OF MurTav
Utah. w. J. WARENSKI.