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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-16

Notice Is hereby gryen by the City
Council of Salt Lake City OF the Inten
il tion of such such council to make the follow
Ing described Improvement, to-wit:
To grade, gutter and curb with ca-
mont. and pave with macadam two road
Ways said maoadam pavement on each
CAD feet wide and nine COZ inches thick).
with a twenty-four (2D foot park be-,
Tween Tween s,e,n on siSth East street from the
south no, side sds OF T. South Tewplo street to the
Paving District No. &c. and defrav the
nbutters' portion OF the cost and OK
pense thereof. estimated at sixteen thou
sand eight hundred and thirty (Sl6S3O)
dollars. or four and 25-1O0 (S425) dol.
lars per front foot Of abuttinc pronertv
there being 1850 feet abutting said i'm,
the lots or pieces OF ground Within The
following described district, being the
district to be affected and benefited by
s. block 81; all OF lots / and 8 bIonis
a. all ,O Of lots p g. : end 5. block 60:
2. 8. and S. block 46, plat "B'" SoIf
Lake City Survey.
The total cost of said improvement
eight hundred thirty-eight and ss"ioo
(s21.838.66) dollars. of which sim W.
Citys portion Is five thousand eight and
teea thousand eight hundred and thirty
$16.s30.00) dollars to be raised hw ,oS ,S
cal assessment
All protests and objections TO the
carrying out OF such intention must he
presented in writing to the Civ po
corder on or before the 10th day or
July. 1906. being the time set by said
council when II Will hear and consider
such protests and objections as NAV he
made thereto 10
BY order of the City Council OF Salt
Lake City. Utah i'
Dated May 7th. 1906
j. B. MORETON.
Paving extension No. 96. vnis7
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-16
DO|NGS Of z|ON'S
SECRET SOCIETIES
Hot Weather Does Not Prevent
Lodges From Keeping
Busy.

The regular meeting OF the George
r. Maxwell post, No. 8. G. A r., VIII
tako place Saturday evening, July 81,
at their hall in l. o. o. f. temple,
Market street Comrades are earnestly
requested to be IN attendance. Those
who have made UP their minds TO at
tend the National encampment at Min
neapolis should place themselves In
communication with Con1rade r. G..
Sleater and get all the Information pos
sible. The round trip fare has been
decided upon. Business OF Importance
will come before the post at Its next
meeting, and several comrades will be
admitted TO membership. Reports of
committees should be turned in.
The George r.. Maxwell w. r. Q.
will hold its regular meeting Wednes-
day afternoon, at 2:9o. Members are
requested to be present Business Of
is to be transacted. The
president has fully recovered from her
recent illness and will be present.
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Sidewalk Extension No. liz WI
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Office OF the Board OF Public Works
Salt Lake City, July 3. 1906
Sealed proposals will be received at this
office until IL o'clock q. m. Monday JuIy
2srd. 1906. for the work OF repavine East
Temple at First and Second South
streets, and West Temple at First and
Second South streets.
be done are as follows:
Removing old stone block pavement. In
Guiding gravel foundation. 1920 SO. Yards
Creo-resinate wooden blocks. G8O so, wards
Instructions to bidders. together with
specifications and forms for contract and
bond can be obtained upon applicat tion
at the office Of the Board of Public
Works OF City Engineer.
The right is reserved 10 reject any and
all bids.
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF
PUBLIC WORKS.
Louis c. Kelsey. r. !. Leonard,
City Engineer. Chairman.
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FOR SALE-REESTATE
~
ILTNTIE. q i LE.

LITTLE s. LIE.
We only advertise ~ from o1,
extensive list, and thee all "o''"
investigation.
CORNER. 1oxss ps AND 1S,
FOOT ALLEY IN Ra: SECCNoo
WEST AND EIGHTHUTH; Szaavi;
Ten rods rrontagGackase OH"
| cor, $500. o
Fine 4-ronm brIcwith 2tsx1o
rods. / block from r. lepot; sloo''
easy terms.
Elegant new 5-roonod, pressed
br., southeast, ane $4,000, easy
Cor. 3sox165. tract; $4,000.
IL q xl9 rods, tracf, two fronts,
l-3 Of ground improi with smali
houses renting for s4ler year Price
for all $3.50. A gr buy.
AT SAG 8th East. nave q neartS
new broom mod, pfd brick. WIN
corner lot 2Ax10; so; $500 cash.
bal. SIS per mo,
6-room brick, batoilet. olectric
light lot 2x10: ioiuriveway; near
q and Brigham; s24Eood terms.
Groom mod franincludinG fur-
nsce; cor. lot, near lgham and X;
$500: easy terms MS is a great
bargain
bx1o. east bench 90; cheap.
10 acres. County 4 and 13th so:
fine water right, smaouse $4,000.
sNlG rods. withroom house, b
blocks east OF our os; $4,000.
In best section nteast. a new g.
room mod presse9rick: furnace,
complete plumbing: x1O lot. easiest
Kind of terms; $3.50
New Broom me pressed prrck'
near 9th So. and 2ngest: $500 cash,
S25 month, includ interest; S2soo
4x9 and alley, ne9th so. and TIN
East. $3.50.
7-room mod. cote, near Bird ana
F: lot 2H x7: $500 h, bal. monthly
$4,000.
Near LIST So. andh w. a 2-story.
7-room brick, pordn bath. electric
light. etc, 800 o, bal. monthly
$4,000.
Near 7th So. anlth e. a 5-room
mod. pressed bricnearly new; lot
2nx7; verv easy tns; $3.50,
6x20 rods, 5th ;. near Sth IL. ;
$3.50. You can MALI rods frontage
out OF this.
houses Of antrooms each, with
l23 feet frontage;ry close In; now
paying IL per centt' great invest
ment.
30x145 feet on $50, near 3rd w.
at 5000 per foot; I q stones throw
from new passengetatlon.
S-room frame, fling well. lot u
rods front. rear An, near 4th West;
5000: 800 cash, per month.
8b feet frontas l II blocks from
Eagle gate; just flight spot for flats
and only $4,000.
Groom moderpressed brick, al
most new; furna laundry etc; 8
blocks east Of ouRfice: $6T50.
20kx165 on Sts between 4th and
5th So; at 5000 E foot.
30x146 to alleS1st So. near city
hall; at 5000 per IL
On East 9th STA large corner. at
$3.50 per rod
On East 4th Sth. a cosy, 4-room
modern pressed blk; por. bath, toilet,
g. J.: natural wol finish, stairway to
attic. which is pred. lot 2Nx7 TO
alley; barn: S2SG
broom franat 1149 Maple ave.
(11th East bet 9th and 11th So,)
$3.50 cash. bal s per mo: s1250.
House and stoI good-sized lot, two
blocks from Newbldg,; $3.50,
491Sx1S7. nea3rd North and 1st
West, $3.50.
2o0OTHERS.
Little & Littlender Natl Bank OF
the Republic. a11S7
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FRA1ERNAn UNION OF AMERICA.
Ono New Member Initiated md Five
Balloted FavornbIy Upon.

Evergreen lodge, No. Is. held its
regular meeting on Monday evening
last. and enjoyed a pleasant time. Tho
degree of fraternity WAS conferred upon
Mr.. William Koker, who was initiated
Into the mysteries OF the order in short
form, FIvo applications were presented
and balloted upon favorably. The lodge
is expecting numerous applications at
each meeting of this month and Au-
gust, when the low rate Will close.
Secretary Chalter gave an interesting
report OF the convention at Sacramen-
to and his trip in general Congratula-
tions were heaped upon him for his
success In bringing back the honors
of delegate 10 the supreme lodge ses-
sion, TO be held in Denver, Septem-
Der TO- Monday evening there Will be
installation OF officers at the lodge.
and n special programme. The meet
ing Will be one OF extreme interest and
pleasure Every member is urged to
bring in at least one application during
July and August, and thus take ad-
vantage OF the low rate, which will
close August 30,
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Big Meeting of Order VIII Take Place
mt Saltair July 28

at Saltalr July 26.
The Knights Of Pythias of Salt Lake
are making great preparations for
their annual outing, which will take
place at Saltair July &c. The commit
tees are busy arranging an elaborate
programme for the occasion. a large
number OF valuable prizes will also
be given. the first prize being a round
trip ticket to Los Angeles, over the
Salt Lake Route. Excursions are be-
ing planned from towns all over the
State. and from every indication 1t
promises to be the greatest Pythian
day ever given by the order In Utah.
Calanthe- Myrtle conferred the rank
of esquire on one candidate last Mon
day evening, and Will confer the third
rank tonight
Rocky Mountain and Lincoln lodges
are Keeping busy and are doing work
at nearly every meeting.
Grand Chancellor II. P. Johnson
will pay q visit to Tintic lodge No. is.
Robinson. Utah, next Wednesday even
ing. He will be accompanied by sew
eral grand lodge officers.
Quite a number OF the Salt Lake
Knights paid visit TO the Murray
lodge last Wednesday evening and
report good time.
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]. o. o. z.
Past Noble Grands Entertained at a
Lawn Party.

Past Noble Grands Entertained ut a
Lawn Party,
One OF the most successful and en-
joyable meetings ever held by the Past
Noble Grands' club was held at the
home OF Sister Ellen Stain Thursday,
July II.
The business meeting OF the club
was held on the lawn, after which the
hostess provided bountlful lunch.
which she served on long tables under
the trees. Sister Stain had group
picture taken Of the Past Grands. so
that each can have one. Those pres
ent were. Sisters Allen, Bowman
Farnsworth. Fox, Fisher. Harvey
Hadley, Jefferles, jenkins LepDer
Moore, Maroney, Mealdn, Nickerson,
Owen, Hardy, Pendleton, Sophia PEN
dleton. Price. Plant, Robbins. Scultze.
Sudheimer. Stain. Ulner. Winnegar.
Watrous. Eva Watrous. Watkins, Man
ming. Anderson. Connell and Stewart
The visiting sisters were: Sister Sinn-
kins. Salt Lake: Wheat of Moab, willis
OF Los Angeles, Shraeder Of Butte,
Mont.
The club will he the host of the Re-
bekahs OF Salt Lake at Liberty park
the first Thursday in August
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Few CHOICE BARGAINS.
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

RAYMoND-1LLINoIs MINING COM
business. Salt Lake City. Utah
Notice is hereby given that at meet
ing OF the directors of the Raymond
Illinois Mining company, duly held on
ment of one-half of cent per share
per month for three months was levied
on the outstanding capital stock of tho
corporation, payable TO M. B. Johnson
at room sos, Atlas building. as follows:
mediately, Any stock upon which this
assessment may romain unpaid on tho
30th day of July, 1906, will be delin-
quent and advertised for sale at public
auction. and unless payment Is made
August, 1906. to pay the delinquent as
sessment, together with the cost OF adj
vcrtising and expense OF sale
One-half cent per share shall be
payable on the 18th day Of August. ANY
stock upon which this assessment may
tember, 1906. will be delinquent and nd
vertised for sale at public auction and
unless payment Is made before will be
sold on the lst day of October, 1905.
to pay the delinquent assessment. to-
gether with tho cost of advertising ana
expense OF sale.
One-half cent per share shall be
payable on the 2nd day of October 1906.
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on tho lst day of
advertised for sale at public auction,
and unless payment IS made before. will
be sold on the 18th day OF Noyember
1905, to pay the delinquent assessment
together with the cost Of advertising
and expense of sale,
Secretary Observation-Disclosures Mining Co
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TWO FINE LOTS ON DOUGLAS. Al
A choice building lot on 18th East.
A snap ........................
Three very fine building lots on Sch
East near Liberty park y.....,.a
Two nice building lots on 4th East,
water, two car lines. es....,..........-.
Nice 4-room cottage, east side.-..-s-.'
Five-room frame. sewer and side
walks. fine OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
A beauty, or. mod. cottage. east side.
nice yard. good barn ,..............-'
G, W. MILLER. LIZ W. md
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Bryan Leaves London

LONDON. July 16.-willIan, r
Bryan left here today He Will visit
Oxford. Stratford-on-Avon, Edinburgh
Glasgow. Belfast. Cork and Dublin
He will return to London July %,
when he will go to Hawarden.
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Royal Ncighbors of America,

Next Thursday will be regular meet
ing and all members are requested to
be present: The camp sympathizes
deeply with Neighbor Truitt In the
loss Of her mother. The committee on
outing reported progress. and good
time is assured all who attend.
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More Murder in Russia.

ST. PETERSBURG. July / The
strike In the naphtha industry is
spreading, The employers have re-
jected most of the demands OF the
workmen. The manager OF the works
at Bibieibat was murdered.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-16
LADIES' LITERARY CLUB
Year Book for Organization for 1906 Z
just Issued.

The Ladies' Literary club OF Salt
Lake has just issued a year book of the
club for 1906-07, geographically the
little volume is a picture. The book
contains the names of the officers and
directors. the chairmen Of the several
departments OF the club, the standing
committees. dates for the meetings OF
the several departments topics to be
discussed, club directory. also the asso-
ciate and honorary members. list of
former presidents. articles OF incorpora-
tion and the bylaws and roster MEM
bers who have passed away.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-16
How to Tell a Story.

Miss Sarah Cone Bryant. noted lee
turcr. Will deliver a lecture at the State
university this afternoon at 5 O'Clock
on the subject, How to Tell a Storv
The pvhlkA - EnsSAA-A
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Drop BE a Postal,

soL aeduceo price list for expert Ko-
dak finishing. Harry Shipler, CONNER.
cial Photographer. ISL Main st, Both
phones.
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l.. o. Il, M.

Banner hive. No. II. l.. o. 7. NJ,
will hold their regular meeting on Tues
day afternoon: at 230 o'clock.
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$3.50
IN CASH BUYS
New 6-room modern home
On best part Of etn East Balance can
be paid In small monthly installments
The best built place on the market
Large attic with room to finish two
more rooms. Basement under the en-
tire house. pantry. closets in each room.
fine mantel In parlor. Cement walks
and shade trees. Price 1890. Faces
east on 9th East, between 9Th and 10th
South
For bargains In homes and lots
see us.
N-SHERMAN CO..
So w, End So. Tel 492
aa1
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FOR SALE-REAl ESTATE
nMN SOMETHING.

You can buy a fine lot in Oakley az
500 to 500 and In East Boulevard az
$3.50 each on the weekly payment plan
81 to 21.50 per lot. cash. ana SAM
amount each week, without interest OF
taxes. Many are availinG themselves on
the opportunity to get a building site
on these easy terms. Hubbard 1nVt. 20;
7S West End South. alE'f
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-16

RoMNEY-KIMBALL AGENCY. 21e
Herald building, conduct a general
real estate, brokerage and insurance
business. a26A
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S2l00.

No 1857 Windsor ave. 80 East, s-lo
So. 4-room brick cottage, water and
electric lights in house. room for bath,
stairway to upstairs, where rooms can
be finished; lot 50x157 to alley In rear.
There is nothing better or cheaper en-
the market. Ar -
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A. Richter. 10 West 1st South st.
Phones GAL.
axos
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-16

For goodness use no Ketchup but
MOUNTS. The only Utah make.
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On 18th East. near 4th South. 3hK1o
rods, with Groom modern brick cot
tage, fine trees, shade and lawn, and
surely bargain at $3.50; $3.50 cash,
bal. on time.
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6-room brio cottage. electric lights
and water in buse. the lot 3I9 rods, To-
Gated near 10a East and Srd South.
A Richter. 10 West lst South st.
Phones GIL a12l0
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SEARS INVESTMENT CO.,

SEARS INVESTMENT CO.,
4-room new house. northwest. snap;
$1,000.
10-rocm mod. brick, 3. e. lot 50x150 10
alley. good outbuildings. must sell;
$3.50.
5-room modern home. close in on 5th
East, big snap; the ground Is worth
the money; only $4,000.
We have some close in vacant lots we
will sell you at Rreas bargain and on
easy terms Sears Investment Co. SIS
W. End So. aii65
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S2100.

No. s3s West 5rd South St, 4-room
modern, porcelain bath, lot 35x14o feet
TO alley.
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1000

5-room moder, 2-story frame resi-
dence on the corr 2nd and r sts.; will
take $3.50 cash q the balance SIS per
month and intert.
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i25nn

6s r ST, 7-roo m odern 2-story frame,
lot 2xs rods; tn is cash proposition
and will guarane TO rent 1t Sor $40 per
month.
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$4,000

$4,000.
On 2nd South. facing southeast and
east, on a corner, Groom modern Est.
residence iron fence all around. Ce-
ment sidewalk and sewer paid for.
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$4,000.

5-room brick ottage on 3rd East near
18th South, wat and electric lights in
house, the lot XII rods. about $500
cash. balance { timo.
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$4,000

$4,000.
9Th South nT West Temple. an ele-
CANT T-room ndern brick cottage, the
lot 3Ax9 rods house In first-class re-
pair and surel a bargain.
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S2500 Cash

Buys a 7-room 2-story frame residence
on r st, near Brigham; the lot 33x183
feet. 1a-rod alley in south, barn and
barn lot,
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900

5S3 Sixth st, room modern brick
cottage; will talabout $500 cash. bal
ance S26 per moh,
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C. J. BOWMAN CO.. HOMES ON
eaey payments. Rooms IL and 1e,
Eagle blk: both phones s1l4o
LIST YOUR PROPERTY FOR SALE
with Salt Lake Abstract, Loan & In
vestment Co.. so Main St, Phones io4
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$3.50.

$3.50.
90 feet frontse on Bueno st. bet. lst
and End Southtud 11th and 18th East.
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SIX-ROOM HOUSE, 637 e 7TH
South. s1s5o00, Terms to suit pur-
chaser.
7-room brick, modern. 161 So. 9Th
East, $4500.00 il taken at once.
Two 4-room modern brick houses.
rent for $500 per month. S460000.
Terms.
MARNANE 6 CO, 90 Coml Blk
Phone 1412-K. al1I0
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8 500

An elegant room brick cottage near
10th South antMain st. the lot 5lxl6J
feet: good bari
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BY OWNER. 6-RM. MODERN
brick. east side: bargain; terms no
agents Address V 4, Tribune. aSAA
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4-ROOMED. MODERN PRESSED
brick, 3x11 rods; close In: cheap In
ouirc 20 Apricot st. yl0h
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NOTICE.

Sidewalk Extension I
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REAL ESTATE BARGAINS, u. 2. r.
r. lands. E. J. Wills, Is W. End So.
m1837
New-York tribune., 1906-01-03
HERR RgIsENAUER's RECITAL.

Herr Alfred Reisenauer gave what his manager
called his first pianoforte recital in Mendelssohn
Hail Yesterday afternoon. The distinguished artist
had been heard before this season, and once. in
Carnegie Hail he played a programme OF piano
forte pieces without admixture Of other music:
hut evidently that was not recital 1t might be
well TO reserve the term for affair like that OF
Yesterday in which the conditions were wholly
favorable from an artistic point OF view, when his
merits were more direct in their appeal and his
hearers more discriminating and genuinely appre-
cative.
There were no new offerings IN his list, and noth-
ing unconventional except the arrangement OF the
uieces Bach began it, but it was the legitimate
Bach; not a transcription Of an organ fugue' but
the prelude and fugue in D from the wei TEN
pered Clavichord," and this was conmenoaDle
The two familiar scarlati sonatas so-oalled, which
seem to be the only surviving relics OF that o4o
master. followed: and then an unhackneyed
piece Fantasia in minor by Mozart gem o.
--are loveIiness. All this music adapted 70 the
clear and iimpid style OF play whch f1err tIelSei
amer commands to perfection. Like Herr d'Albert
bo1rayer he began to storm in the next number,
Beethoven's rondo capriccio in G major, op' IZa
..T2aga over the loss of groat the composer play
fully called It
Ought such a rage be so nomentous thing as
o,,r modern pianists with thews Of Anakin make
ft9 Scarcely The most eloquent Interpretation or
tha amiable Joke which New-York has heard IN
Years was that Of Mr. DohnanyL schuberts IN
nrorn1u is A fat NIendelssohn's Spring Song
and 1spinniug song" Chopln's Barcarolle LISTS
yaIsA Tr1nromptu and the Hungarian Rhapsody
n,ade m the third part Of the scheme, grace and
cberr, leading up to splendid dash and brilliancy.
II. z. X
New-York tribune., 1906-01-03
RECEPTION FOR SIR PURDoN JAN. 10.
National Academy VIII Entertain Art Mu-
scum Director on That Date.

Wednesday. January &c is the date set for the
reception which members Of the National Acad-
en1y of Design viii give for Sir Caspar Purdon
Clarke, director Of the Metropolitan Museum OF
Art No other guests are to be asked, and only
academicians and associates of the academy viii
be present, besides the guest Of the evening.
Regarding the reception. Frederick Dielnan.
president Of the National Academy Of Design.
said yesterday;
It viii be an Informal affair, though perhaps
not less ENJOYABLE on that account and IT will
certainly give an opportunity for bringing Sir
Purdon in touch with great body of our rep
resentative artists While 1t would be more
gratifying to the academy to receive Sir Purdon
in its future permanent building. the temporary
quarters In 109th-st-, devoid though they are of
architectural pretensions. are spacious hand
sonely decorated and full Of interesting works
Of art The reception for Sir Purdon will be the
first social affair given in the academy's home
since tha rebuilding and refurnlshing neces-
STATED by the fire of last April
New-York tribune., 1906-01-03
H. WILSON TO SUCCEED MB. PIERCE
Secretary Of Toxic Legation Appointed to
State Department.

washington. Jan. Announcement was naoe
r7v the state Department to-day that hunting
ton Wilson. Of Illinois now first secretary OF '-e
legation at Toxic. had been decided upon as the
successor Of Mr. Peirce, Third Assistant Sec
ra+arv Of state irwin B. Laughlin, second sec
retary of legation at Toxic. will be promoted
first secretary. =.
Mr. wilson's selection is in pursuance OF ene
policy Of Secretary Root announceo sotiie 80
- -o,,i5iy,o for the exchange of places be-
tr,oen offcials within and without the State De
nartment. so that those persons who intend 70
make a life career Of diplomacy may become az
o,lainted with all branches of the work
Mr. wilson was born in Chicago aOou' I'M ~
sar,-tce IN Nav. 1897. when he was appointed
second secretary of the legation at Toxic de
,ror3oted to be first secretary in 1900 he
was graduated from Yale in the class OF ga,ch a.
hng gu4st II L,-as recommended for his appoint
IaTt T1 senator Cuom and Secretary Ial0-