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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-10
NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given by. the City Coun.
Gil of Salt Lake City of the intention of
such council to make the following de-
scribed Improvement. to-wit,
Constructing cement sidewalks six 81
feet wide and four "a inches thick on
the cast side of Twelfth East street be.
twent Fourth and Fifth South streets, and
on the west side Of Thirteenth East street
between Fourth South and Fifth South
streets. and cement sidewalks five 90 feet
wide and four (D Inches thick on both
sides OF Douglas avenue between Fourth
South and Fifth South streets. In Side
walk District No. 23 and defray the abut-
thereof, estimated at two thousand four
hundred and ffty-one (s2.451. 0O dollars. or
one G1.oO dollar per front or linear foot
abutting said Improvement of said
Twelfth East and Thirteenth East streets
and 90-l00 go 90) dollars per front or linear
foot abutting said Improvement on said
ebutting property on Twelfth East and
Thirteenth East streets, and l. go feet of
abutting property on Douglas avenue, by
a local assessment upon the lots or pieces
of ground within the following described
district. being the district to be affected
and benefited by said Improvement.
SIX-FooT SIDEWALKS.
Fronting on Twelfth East street.
All OF lets l to H.. inclusive. block Q
r. inclusive. block 3 East genes 81 nS5s spbdi Ii to
vision; StGl bio block X. Is s plat F.
on lnlrteentn East street
All of lots IL to % inclusive block q,
Steelc's subdivision of the north one-half
or block lSI plat ''r"'; all OF Lots l 10 8
inclusive block I, East Bench subdivision
block 49, plat IF"
FIVE-FOOT SIDEWALKS
An of lots TO IL, inclusive block l an
OF lots IL to 22. inclusive, block 2 Steele's
subdivision of the north half Of block 1S
plat F.. all of lots II 10 "a Inclusive
block ]. all OF lots TO s. Inclusive hIock
= East Bench subdivision block is, plat
Salt Lake City survey
The total cost OF said Improvement &c
estimated at three thousand three HIM
dTed twenty and 1900 (s2. 3a0i0 dollars
or which sum the city's portion is eight
hundred hui sixty.nine and 1900 (ssssis) dol
lars leaving two thousand four hundred
ana ffty 92,451.00) dollars to be raised
by local assessment "
All protests and objections to tho car
rylng out OF such intention must be nre-
sented In writing 10 the City RecoTder
on on or before the 18th day OF May, 1906, be-
ing the time set by said Council when II
VIII hear and consider such protests md
objections as may be made thereto
Sy ORDER OF the City Council OF Sal.
Lake City. Utah - Sa'~
Dated March 10, 1906
]. b. MOREToN
Sidewalk Extension No. los w32.a
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT

Little Chief Mining and Milling cor,-
Pany' Principsl PLACE OF business at salt
that at meeting OF the board ~ s'Vsh an
rectors. held on the 2ith day or Al, al
lss; On a;ne assessment Of one O cent n per r.
lowed upon the capital stock iss,,.a mas was
outstanding of the corporation nayshia ana
bnmediately to j. oberndorfer. seoretarv nute
South Main street. Salt Lake civ iSl
Any stock upon which this nssessment an
saH ssH Of femain maT unpaid on Monday the 18th
sd,S unless payment is made before. vii, 'ha no
sSG 1sns on on % }Ssat4Gday. the 18th day of June e
iipouent n , O'Clock noon, to pay the de- de.
nnSt ue,e eY assessment. together with tba
COST OF advertis!ng and expense of sale ehe
No ,o OEERNDoRFER. Secretarv
' Civ 'i 1rSsh south Main street. Salt Lake
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pleased to say that / am now completely
cured and well.
at was impossible for me to get
employment, as my face, head, and
body were covered with it Tho
eczema first appeared on the top of
my head, and 1t had worked all the
way around down the back of my neck
and around to my throat, down my
body and around the hips. 1t itched
so ! would be obliged to scratch it,
and thc flesh was raw.
II would first wash the affected
parts with warm water and Cuticura
Soap, and then apply Cuticura ONT
ment nd let 1t remain on all night, and
in the morning l would use Cuticura
Soap. l am now all well, which all
my friends can testify to, and l will bo
pleased to recommend the Cutcura
Remedies to any and all persons who
wish { speedy and permanent cure Of
skin diseases" Thomas NJ. Rossiter.
200 Prospect Street,
Mar 30, 1905. East Orange, n. j.
Complete External und Internal Treatment for Every
H0mor from Pluples 10 Scyotua, from Infancy Are
committing OF cutionra Soap, 25c 0ohncn 5oe Resoy-
ept zoe f form OF Choeolko Coated Pills nc per Vial
Of % may be had Of all druEgir. single s<t ofep cnres
the most distressing when all else falls. Potter Drug
Chem. Corp, Sole Props., Boston, Mssl
sS Mailed ffee, Al About tho Skin Scalp and Rar.s
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CLEVELAND TALKS OF
PHILOSOPHY OF CHARITY
Former President Makes Ad-
dress and Presides at Ma
tiOnal Conference.

PHILADELPHIA. May with former
President Grover Cleveland as the presid
Ing officer, the opening meeting OF the
thlrty-thrd National Conference OF Char
tiles and Corrections was held tonight In
the Academy OF Music The large audi
torium WAS 1led with representatives OF
organizations engaged in charitable and
correctional work not only in this coun
try, but In Canada and Europe, and the
eN-PreSdent was given an enthusiastic
welcome as he stepped on the platform,
Distinguished Guests.
Among the many distinguished persons
present was Mrs. Cleveland. who occu-
pied a prosconium box Mr. Cleveland
made the first address of the meeting, and
said In part.
This National Conference OF Charities
and Corrections. In view OF the object II
seeks to accomplish. may we'll be de-
scriocd as general clearing house Of
charitable and benevolent work. Through
ITS constituent agencies IT touches the In
olHldual and through the bcttcrment OF
the individual II serves the nation,
Turns to Philosophy.
MY thoughts dwell upon the duty of
individual ch6ity. In a sense all that is
done In discharge OF this duty whether
uone by individuals or through Govern
mental agencies representing us all. may
De said TO rest In personal responsibility
and may be traced to one source-a recoC-
milton of the fact that I'm the field OF char
ity we are our brothers keeper. The field
IS so large and the labor Is so delicate
that none Of us can secure acuuIttance
without personal service
Personal Service Counts.
1T is this element OF personal service
represented In this national conference
that gives the occasion It's greatest I'M
portance and Significance.
Cloak for Schemes.
have sometimes wondered II those
active In charitable work fully appreciate
now extensively, under the gusc OF char
lty. schemes are put on foot that are
either so ileBltimately related TO IT, or
so unimportant and ractlcable as to
excuse n denial of their appeal for aid !:
and | often fear II is not realized as II
should be In charitable circles that these
sehcmes are pretended so constantly and
with such importantly. and so often provo
TO be unworthy disappointing or faddsh,
as TO perpleN and discourage those Will
ing TO give to sensible and properly or
Sahized charity. 1t is thus that quite fire.
quently charitable movements are dis
credited or prcIudIccd "
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NOTICE,

Notice Is hereby given bv .. !.
ell OF Salt Lake City Of ~ H
such council to make ths az y,
scribed improvement to.Si,i mi ~
Extending and LAYING ss
Vitrined pipe eight (S lncS,'
on Center street from cr,.
Peach street, In Sewer Disir.s |
defray the abutters' por,Ies j
and expense thereof es,is,s
thousand eighty~segen and 40
dollars. or 7o-lG0 (sa;a b
front foot OF abutlIs,
there being 2.ss2l2 feet
Improvement, By a local asss.1
the lots OF pieces of ero.-I
following described disir-
district to be affected or b.-ss.
Improvement. namely. An =.
and 9. block 10; all Of Ioi, /, !,
l6; all of lots ! and 3 bloc, =.
2, 3. 4 and 8. block u; all =, ~
block II. all OF lots z & s.5,|
plat E, Salt Lake City surs,
All protests and objectloss J.
ing out Of such intention nssL
cd In writing TO the City Heecr;s'
fore the list day OF Nav Ia
time set by said Council Etss 3
and consider such protests IL
as may be made Thereto
BY order OF the City c.
Lake City. Utah.
Dated March 18th, 1906.
] B NOE;
Sewer extension No III
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Railroad Notes.

The annual convention OF the knights OF
Pythias viii be held at Murray May Is
The Rio Gtandc will make special rate for
tho occasion.
Special trains viii arrive over the Rio Grande
this morning from Eureka, Provo, Park City
and Ogden bearing veterans TO the G. n r
cncampmcnt hero today
l.. o Leonard, general agent OF the Missouri
Pacific, returned from Cotton yesterday morn
ing where he has been loading wool
George Gicgcr formerly assistant supcrin-
lcajent OF tho Rio Grande Western and later
NJ the Kansas City Southern, hns made an
other change. and ip now division superin-
tcndcnt OF tho Colorado & Southern.
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SPECIAL STOCKTON
MEETING.

Pursuant to the article, III
ton and the statute spedsI /
the stockholders Of the No
Gold Mining company will b h
law offices of Street and Bras1
and counselors-at-law al;l
Walker building. Salt LAks I
on May II. 1906. at the hcsr Z
for the transaction OF the I'd
ness. Il
For the election Of a b
rectors and officers for The e1l
2 To see whether the s.ofki'
vote to sell or enter Into u
to sell oil the assets Of A'
View Gold Mining company.
8 To ratify. confirm ard q
acts of the directors or CD
company heretofore done.
To tronsact any Other h,
may properly come before d.
HENRY z
II. D. NILE
Directors of the Mountnin yhV
n!1T0
Nevada Consolidated Co22s
Mining and Milling coDpst!
or owning 7S.e+2 shares, 9|
urer, duly authorized
HENRY b
HENRY z 1
Stockholder osrisI I
Two stockholders.
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby r,y,
ell OF Salt Lake (itven by d.
sue,h.S such council 10 make ', ~ ,ihs
To grade, gutter ard ,so-sIt:
ana pave with macaasro VII
pavement TO be fiftv m lsaIs
tween curbs. and 81, ~ n,
First street from tbs !" Isl,
street to the ives, S ~, seu =
paving district 80. A;9e "
abutters' portion Of ~. and
thereof. estimated Ho cost A.
seven hundred and nius,.ss
or threo and 5O-l00 n5 NS1
front foot OF abul,ing We S3
ing tTe thousand nina prortsty
(5,?4O) fect abutting ss,d dauherti
a local assessment unou lnpro,~
OF ground within the 'a 1hs ID,
district, being the dI,,t ,tCiiosis
md benefited by s,rlst sa1t 10
namely; All OF lois SAD -
of lots 3 and 4. block 9, sshd a.
4, block {; all OF lots az d
OF lots 3 and 4. block aaa
4. block 10. all OF io,,,, all sf
oil OF lots and 4 hI,t Az
and 4, block l3, al NJ f'yS fi y; 4
16, all OF lots ! and > tt t,ot i,'
! and 2 block is. all ~ y',k q
10; all Of lots / ana /, - hIg IIog q
and 2 block n; al, o. toiisk .
%; all Of lots ! and ? ls9 u
lots ! and 2, block "A nIa, I4 9
City survey 'a' d.
The total cost OF s,,1
estimated at twenty.n,nn r7,s'
five (t2s.005) dollars os "e tss1
city's portion is eight = nsh'ss
dred and fifteen is f1a aaoSasasi
twenty thousand sevsn noalsl
ninety (sn. 79W dollars 10 = ~
assessment. ~ V fatE
All protests and obtsct,,
ing out OF such intsn,Is.A %
eented In writing to tbs bvE ~, q
or Before the l4ih day y, ~ n
the time set by said eou.s ~ asy
hear and consider sucb ',
Jections as may be mad. Hessi
BY order OF the CITY inaefs1
Lake City. Utah. ' Ssu4
Dated February s. Iss
j. B yo,,
| lllV \.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
nce of the Board of Public MnrLo

Office OF the Board OF Public Works
Salt Lake City May / l9cs
Sealed proposals VIII be received at thIs
office until 10 o'clock a. IN Monday. MAJ
2S. 1896. for the work OF grading, curb,
ing and paving Second South street fron,
Third East street TO Tenth East street
The approximate quantities of work IN
be done are as follows: ~
Grading .s............-.....90 900 cubic wards
CUrbing ..,....s.,.,....s,..u.5 500 linenr feaf
Asphalt pavement s,.. ,3SG00 square wards
Instructions TO bidders, together will
specifications and forms for contract and
bond can be obtained upon application
at the Office OF the Board OF Puhlin
Works OF City Engineer.
The right is reserved to reject any and
all bids
BY order, OF the BOARD OF PUBLIC
WORKS.
F. ]. LEONARD, Chairman
LOUIS C. KELSEY, City Engineer.
x1g2
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Certificate Of Harms.

That there should be no fear of conse-
qucnccs, the following affidavit was af-
fixed to each copy OF the menu
l hereby certify that tho above drugs md
foods have been physlologicelly tested on sixty
featherlesG plantlgradc blped mammal OF tho
genus homo-H. supieno. n species OF the fam
lily Hominidae or Anthropidnc, order Prlmates.
class Mammaliar profession doctor, and at this
date and hour tho effect OF said drugs and
foods hnvc been to produce Inco-ordinnton In
motion and incohercncy In speech. showing en-
tire absence OF psychological brain ocnters
HERMAN HARMS.
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Picturesque Menu.

To Whomsoever This Presents Shall Come
Greeting: Know ye that It has been decreed
by yc representatives In State and County
Medical societies. and approved by yc great
presidents Of said societies. that II be wiocs
Judicious ana beneficial TO the good and we'll
being of 30 patients and y6 honorcd selves,
that ye shall lay all singular and particular
business aside and shall meot in yo foStive hall
Of ye Commercial club. otherwise known as ye
Fisher Harris inn, May g. at 80 p. m
Unto this VIC have set our hand and seal this
year 1906, A. D. r. F. ROOT.
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M. AND M. TRIP POSTPONED.
Excursion to Richfcld Will Not Be
Held Until Fall.

The Merchants and Manufacturers nssocin-
ton has been contemplating giving an excur-
sion to Richncld. but II has been abandoned
pro tenn. Tho intention was 10 sivo this eS-
currIon on q Saturday. returning on Sunday.
For several months nn Saturdays on the Rio
Grande 1lcd up with excursions. and In
addition. all tho summer resorts VIII be In full
operation and the excursion ls postponed until
fall, as IL Is believed that then larger at
tendance will be secured and greater success
Will attend the boosting tunkct.
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ANNUAL BANQUET
OF UTAH DOCTORS
MedicOs Meet at Commercial
Club and Spend Pleasant
Evening.
HERMAN HARMS CERTIFIES
THAT THE FOOD Is SAFE
Physicians of the State Eat,
Drink and Are
Merry.

The annual banquet OF the Utah McdI-
cal association took place Wednesday
evening In tho great dningroom OF the
Commercial club. The tables were ar
ranged in the form of the letter ''T'' and
were beautifully garnished with smilax
and carnations, Some 1aO men sat down
at s o'clock and enjoyed real feast. The
menu was a work OF art mechanically,
and sayored OF the good old times. carry
ing al Its head the following announce
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-10
THE OREGON SHORT LINE
Will Operate an Excursion

To Ogden Sunday. May 18th, at 81 90
Tor the round trip. You'd better go up.
II you want n beautiful little CANYON
trip, OGDEN CANYON IS THE
PLACE. Carriages meet all trains and
IT is a most pleasant ride Leave Salt
Lake at either 7:10 or 10 30 In the morn
ing and leave ogden at 40 or 6 20 In
the afternoon
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Figures Are Startling.
PROMOTION FOR E. DRAKE,
Report Has It That He May Go to
Denver

1t is highly possible that T. Drake. district
passenger agent OF the Rock Island at this
point. may be promoted to the position OF as
eletant general passenger nEcnt at Denver Re
port has II. nnd IL comce from reliable
source, that y l.. Drew, who occupies thio
postion nj Denver, has resigned and that Mr.
Drake Will be his successor. Mr. Drake just
returned from the Colorado capital on Sunday.
having been called there on important busl-
ness This may explain tho business.
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Financial Condition Good.

sncol,Ine Of existing financial conditions
I'm San Frnncisco, Mr.. Harrima said:
The banks arc in good condition. rhe
thing most needed there Is labor. In tact'
that is the most necessary thing through
out the State at this time, as the crops
are soon 10 be harvested. The bankers
OF San Francisco and California generally
appreciate the fact that the more money
that the CITY and State keep at the money
contcrs the more assistance the people
Will receive, ~,
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Of dollars trying
to cure, and / went
to the hospital,
but they failed to
cure me and it
was getting worse
all the time. Five
weeks ago my wife
bought a box of
Gu ticura Oint~
m en- t and one
cake Of Cuticura
Soap, and I am
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-10
You Need This.

The passenger department OF the Rio Grnnd'
has just Issued q neat leafct getting forth th'
hunting and fishing places located on the sys
tenn Il contains somo Invaluable Information
and every plscatoriol artist should have on'
m his possnRslon.
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And in accordance with law and an ordos
OF the board of directors. made on the Snd
day of February, 1905. SO many shares nf
each parcel of such stock as NAV he
necessary will be sold ut public auctjon 90 %
the Office OF the company. 605 Atlas bni1d
ing. Salt Lake City, Utah, on the 18th d.,
OF May 1906. at o clock p. m to INV thss
delinquent assessment thereon, torethae ne
with the costs OF advertising and exncnea
of gale.
]. c. LYNCH. Secretary
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SOME FIGURES
OF THE EXODUS
1925 Refugees Carried East
From San Francisco in
Eight Days.
1850 WERE CARRIED
FREE OF CHARGE
Number Carried Represents
0ne-FOurth of Population of
Devastated City.

\ report received of the offco OF w. n
Bancroft vlcc-prcsidont and general manager
os the oregon Short Line. from r. E. Calvin,
general manager OF the Southern Pacific at
san Francisco. yesterday. contains some In
tercsting Information relative to tho transpor-
tation OF refugees during the exodus from CAL
ifornia
Number Of Refugees Carried.
The revision OF tho figures just completed
show tho total number OF passengers handled
out OF San Francisco to main limo or interior
points not including Oakland. Berkeley or
Alameda, during the eight days succeeding
Apr is. the datc or the cataclysms was nS'@st.
or that total IS $50 were carried free, the most
Of them being bound to the middle West and
FOR Eastern ponts-
Figures Are Startling.
The number brought TO distant points In Cal
ifornIa and 10 the East represents over one
fourth OF the population OF tho devastated city.
Striking thnt total Is. however, more start
Eng is the number carried free. 1850 This
represents hundreds OF thouHands of dollars OF
gratuitors transportation, n magnificent donn-
zion I'm time OF great need.
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No Definite Plan Decided On
Frisco Will Hold It's Business.

San Francisco will hold Its business,
said MI Hartman. Its merchants arc
thought out any broad plan for recon
structing the city. / believe tho insur-
ance companies will be liberal In meeting
amount OF snlNaGe."
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HARTMAN DISCUSSED
CONDITIONS IN FRISCO
Railroad Magnate and Secre-
tary Shaw and Norris Jessup
Talk of Relief.

NEW YORK. May 9.-E. II. Hartman.
president OF the Union Pacific and other
Pacific railroad systems. who returned
from San Francisco yesterday. was Wis
tied today by Secretary of the Treasury
Shaw and Morris X. Jessup president Of
the Chamber OF Commerce, with whom he
discussed conditions I'm California.
No Definite Plan Decided On.
Mr Hartman later said that no plans
OF financial relief other than those all
ready made have yet been framed, nor
could any deflnito methods be arrived At
until the people OF San Frnnclsco-tts
merchants and professional men-reach an
acceptable basis for further financial re-
lief
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D|SFIGUR|NG
SKIN HUMOR
impossible to Get Employment, as
Face and Body Were Covered With
Itching Sores = Scratched Till
Flesh Was Raw Spent Hun
dreds of Dollars on Doctors and
Hospitals and Grew Worse
CURED BY CUTICURA
IN FIVE WEEKS

"Since the year 1894 I have been
troubled with very bad case of
eczema which / have spent hundreds
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CASH REGISTERS

NATIONAL CASH REGISTER. OSCAR
Groshell, sales agent No. ~ Main st.
Expert cash register repairing. Second
hUnd registers always in stock nl5S0
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Whitney Toastmaster.

DR.. f w Whitney was toastmastcr.
and opened the post prandial exercises
saving: I'VE ali recognize the annual
banquet of this society as OF no Ices
and perhaps more-importance that the
sessions which have just closed. 1t is
here that we get acquainted and meet on
the common level OF good fellowship.
Good fellowship In any profession Is
Ike a wlne-it mellows. 1t brings men
closer and they discover the good In each
other II has been said
There's so much good In the worst of us,
And so much bad In the best OF US,
That II hardly behooycs any of us
To talk about the rest OF us
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Dancing at Saltair Friday, May IL. Only
chance this week Train p m
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CONSTRUCTION BEGINS TODAY.
Hazen-Fallon Branch of S. P. to Be
Rushed.

FAILON. Nov. May 9-Thc construction OF
tho Hnzcn- -FnIlon branch Of the southern "a
cInc will commence tomorrow, the WORK pc
ginning al Hazen. II Is given out that euout
ninety days VIII be required 10 comp'e'o inc
road.
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Lights and Shadows wac responded
IN NV DIR, George Baker of Ogden, who
advocated fratcrnal feeling In and among
the profession, AS a compliment to the
speaker a toast was drunk TO Ogden.
Tho nnal toast Some Patients That
Have KNOWN was responded to by Dr.
StaufTer. who told many funny stories
OF queer patients. one OF whom WAS so
filled with asteroids that she could not
breathe"
Announcement was then made of the
new officers for the ensuing year. as fol-
yicc-presldent A. c. Behle. Salt Lake.
treasurer, j n Harrison, Salt Lake; sec
retary w. S Ellerbeck. Salt Lake;
After songs and anecdotes peculiar to
tho profession, the party adjourned.
Rock Island Argus., 1906-01-05

WE WILL BOND YOU-Executors'. ad-
ministrators'. guardians. trustees, or
any kind of judicial bonds; lodge and
government officials; contractors. po-
sitions of trust; in fact. any kind OF
Terms reasonable. Hayes & Cleave-
land, resident managers Fidelity d
Deposit company. of Maryland.