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INC beu1gore1tS Surveyed each other.
island Kill him, Plot acaipst him,
! will promise YOU freedom and plenty
of rupccs. DO this. and I swear To Won
I will come in a shin and take Won
away. The miss sohib's father is now.
orfui I1a has ,,rs.t iunuanco with tho
Indian ,rovcrutnent"
Taunr S'Au was evidently how'll.
aerad ana onuoved NV +his nossionote
onnell which bo did not understand
TIo douopd4d an nvnIopation ana tho
r,,,l,. ,,ittod .r.tivo y,oe ohliaaa 10 in.
won't some nluusible excuse Yet whom
he ruised his faco to 1cnks there was
tle look Of hunted animal in his ewes
"SoEfb" he soi1. pndoavorinc- 70 CON
ccal his urltation u am one among
many \ word from me and tlev
,vo,ld orr my throat Ir 7 yorn win
,.,, + ORC ON tho roc,, would die with
,o,, for wa. in ti,o rInu,,on ro~i,reut
whom .bs tror,lo hornll mo II e Of No
avail r, horooin with q ,icor sahib
,,nroso Won, vein NOT oive IN tho
mis- s,,,tb u,etand ia oro,o With mo
, ,,t,i .rol,, Il, ,,,,. ,t.o,, ,,ls,illo"
Ienr.s, hc,r+ horrdcd ,.hcn ,l,is Nm.
,o,o,.,1 60. r.. ,,,,o,,,, t,;, oo,. r,,o
rrror+urote Nfohop,f,odon vos owl
da,,+,,. ,,.,,,o. -, COZ .,,.o,. r,o,, +ho -.
ra+ioo, o.,,,r in,a whose no,ror no hod
e'tI., D.. +Ln ,,,ioe ,,.,! ;,,,,otio,,+ -
,',.+ e,,..,-i,i,,,. - ,,'o.o Iona, s,,oo.bos
Ano,.iI,- holiir., forth q rife the snil-
or shortel
"ToU Taunc S'Ai that I viii slay
hin, and all his mon Gro tomo,row's
sim risos He knows something of nv
mower bur not all Tonirht mt the
twelfth hour Won will find y rome hang.
inc from the rock Tie thereto n vessel
Of wafer Fail not in this will not
forget YOUR services. I am Anstruther
Saith Of the Helpaum regiment"
TLe native translated his words into
n fierce dofiancc of Torng s Ali and his
Dvaks. The chief Glanced Mt Jerks
and Iris with an ominous smile. He
mutterod something.
Then. sahih. there is nothing more
to be said. beware of the trees on
Your right. They can send silent death
even 10 the place where YOU stand
And I will not fail YOU tonight, on my
life" cried the Interpreter.
Il believe YOU Go, But inform
your chief that once you have diSap-
peared round the rock whence you
came | will talk to him only with a
rifle"
Taung SAL seemed 10 comprehend
the Englishman's emphatic motions
Waving his hand deti0ntly, the Dyak
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ashore, half a mile through shark in
vested reefs. The sailor did not even
trouble about them. After few fran
tic struggles each doomed wretch flung
up his arms and vanished. In the clear
atmosphere the onlookcrs could see
black fins cutting the pellucid sea.
They were quoting down-thc thirst
fcnd was again slowly sailing their
veins-whcn something of dirty white
color futtered into sight from behind
the base Of the opposite cliff. IT was
rapidly withdrawn, TO reappear after
an interval Now Il was held more
steadily and brown arm became visi
bic. As jerks did not fire, a turbaned
head popped into sight II was the Mo
hammedan
no shoot it," he roarcd. "Nle Eng
lish speak It,"
Don't YOU speak IlindoostaneeF'
shouted Jerks in Urdu Of the higher
proficiency.
Yes. sir" was the joyful response.
"Will your honor permit his servant to
come and talk with him."
Yes, il you come unermed."
"vns 49,. ,,'.,a.., ~. .,,a e.s. .,..., ~
trcachery will shoot both Of you."
1--WE will keep faith, s3hih. May kites
,r,,a,, .,..l' .., ...., con ,.;a,,. u,,.
ronnrodo ,,u.sn1r,o, and his l,odnr
Thov norr,od ,,n ,,,,,,s. tba rhinf yyoro
Lis rroooo
.rroll Mn, En- ,o.,., that d,r,,or ho.
hind, cried fine sollor inporiou,lv. Az
tha opomv der,,rdol 81 norlnv Inc re.
solvad 10 don't tha ronauoror.s tome
Evan, tbo or+.,+ Th,. .l.iot ,bovod win,
. eoowl md u,e ty., advanced to fine
foot of thc rorl,
"Stond closo In r.er sa;I Jen,;s 10
Iris lot thain Sal. Won nIoinlv hut
n,,Il ,-o,,r r.t ,.,u 5ov.r ovor vour
,yos "
.l,o c;,o,,,,,. c.,t.......l ,.,s INSTRUCTIONS
Nav. thn+ tno ,.,r,. .,..f. If th.ir cato
I,o1 o,.,.;,.,i .,,o ,,.... .,,,.,.,,,s sI,,-or
nnnsoious n,,I,. If a. -...,ro to e.ul. an
,o,.,.noo, o,1 ,,..,,.
The two halted some ten pacos in
front OF the cavern. ma the bpIllCpr-
onts surveyed zach ot.or. If was Il fas.
cinotinc snectaclc this drama in real
life The yellow faced pval> paudly
attrcd in n crimson iackcr and SKY
blue pantaloons of chinese silk, n man
vounr and pao.crtVv buiIt. and fhc
brown sl,ipucI. willie clothed NIoham.
modan, bony. tal md gray with hard
ship, looked Ii. at he occupants Of the
ledge. Iris. slim cul hovisn In lrr male
garments. was Cvarfod by tie six foot
sailor. but her lace was blood stained.
and jerks wore six weeks, stubblp
of beard. Holding their rides with
alert case. with reviewers strapped -
thcjr sides. 1lpv presented ~ Wnrli;p
and imposiug tablcau i'm their iunccessi.
bic perch. In the path OF the cmissa.
rics lay the bodies of tie slain. The
Dydk leader scoWlcd again as he pass
ed them
"Sahib." BEGAN the Indian. my chief.
Taung sab. does not wish to have
any more of his Lou killed in q foolish
quarrel about "A woman. Give her up.
he says, and he viii either leave YOU
here in peace or carry You safely TO
some place where !on can ma snip
manned 10y white men,.
~ woman.' sand jerks scorniully.
"Ihat Is IDLE talk, W WAT woman Is
here"
This question nonpluscd the native.
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CHAPTER NH.

Ira iESIDENTS in tropical countries
TX know that the heat is greatest,
I'M or certainly least hearablo, be-
~ tween . and o'clock in the
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CHAPTER XII.

1HOTGH his eyes. like live Goals.
| Glowered with sullen fire at the
| strip of sand and the rocks in
J front. his troubled brain paid
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NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given by tho City
Council OF Salt Lake City of the inten-
ing described Improvement to wit:
Extending and laying sewer lateral Of
Ntrined pipe eight go inches In diameter
as follows: on the north by the north
line OF First North street; on the east
by the center line OF East Temple street
on the south by the north line OF South
Temple street, and on the west by the
center of Third West street. in Sewer
District No. l. and defray the abutters'
portion of the cost and expense thereof,
estimated at nineteen thousand eight hun
dred ninety-nine and 2-l00 ($1s, sa9 22) dol
lars, or one and 20-lOo (sl.20 dollars per
front foot of abuttinB property, there be-
ing 16, ,S07 90 feet abutting said improve
ment by local assessment upon the lots
9r pieces Of gTopnS So,% within IN the following
Affected or benefited by said Improvement.
namely:
All of lots !, 2, and 4, block 102; all
If lots / and q block lo2; all OF lots / .
and i, block 1O4 plat A. all OF lots and
9 block s; all Of lots so J. a., 2, 8 and 4. block
the e west al5 feet of lot g. block 81; the tho
east i40 feet of lot 8. all Of lots and I,
and the vest est i4o feet eet or lot 8, block s6;
feet Of lot g. block s5 the east l40 feet
oI lot 5. all Of lots 6 and 7. and the west
40 feet Of on 9t SoItS HRef Teape G plat street
The east 305 feet OF lot 2. and tho west
,n5 feet Of lot J. block 81. tho east IIo
5et ~ lot 4; all OF lots 2 and 8. ana nv
Vest i4o feet OF lot /. block &c; the east
coz feet OF lot g, and the west 305 fset
80 ~ ,tt it block s5 all OF lots S. and deet
ond the west 40 feet Of lot 8. block 81
u she e,st eos feet of lot 8. and the wea, ",
sns foot Of lot g. block s. plat A. es'
'G TroptIne on Third West street
All Of lots O. g. and g. block 81. tbo
scntb an5 feet OF lot o, and the north ane
Sect of lot (, block "a, plat A 90
Erontinp on Second West street,
Ali OF lots /. 9. and g. block 81. all
of LOT 3 and the north 305 feet OF lot q"
SiocI s.. all of lots 4 and 5, block asS ii
~ lots q and o. and the north 40 feet
~ lot q block s., plat A.
Fronting on First West street:
Ali Of lots / and g. block sc, all OF Lotto
and s. and the north 1i0 feet OF lot
!, block s.; oil Of lots 2. g. and S. block
95, plat A. H..
feet of lot s, block 9S; all OF lot s. and
A, Salt Lake City survey.
All protests and objections to tho carrv-
ing out OF such intention must be pre
sentcd in writing to the City Recorder on
or before the 18th day OF June, 1906 beIne
the time set by said Council when It viii
hear and consider such protests and OBJ
jectlons as may be made thereto
BY order OF the City Council of Salt
Lake City. Utah
]. B. MoREToN.
City Recorder.
Sewer Extension No ITS xo5n3
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NOTICE.

Salt Lake City. Utah, June Ist. 1906.
Store Company; Notice is hereby given
that q meeting of the stockholders OF the
Wasatch Store company is hereby called
TO be held at the principal Office of the
company In Salt Lake City, Utah. on the
25th day of June. 1906. at twelve O'Clock
noon. 10 amend the Agreement OF Asso-
ciotion of said company by amending
section v. TO read as follows:
HSeCtion V. The limit OF capital stock
agreed upon Is the sum of two hundred
thousand dollars. divided into two thou
sand shares of the denomination of one
hundred dollars each, Tho amount OF
cnnItal stock now subscribed Is the sum
of one hundred thousand dollars, divided
into one thousand shares of the denomI-
nation and par value OF one hundred dol
lars each, all of which stock Is fully
soTho capital stock not now subscribed
IN the limit named, may be used by the
hoard OF directors for extending promot-
inr and carrying on the business OF tho
coSporation by dlsposing OF the same bv
subscription, exchange OF property, or in
such other manner as said board may
direct
fer Of stock will be closed at this close
Of business on June 4th, 1906. and re-
main closed until the final adjournment
OF the meeting. a. II. COWIE,
Z. A. GREENWOOD. Secretary, visa
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STEAMER IS AGROUND,
THOUSAND ON BOARD
Biz Liner WeSternland Strikes
Shoals Near Entrance to
Delaware Bay.

CAPE NAY. n. ]. juno 11.-With more
than 1000 persons on board. the American
limo steamship Westernlnnd, from Liver
pool and Queenstown. for Philadelphia is
hard aground on the South Shoals near
the entrance to Delaware bay The big
steamer struck the shoals about lob
o'clock this morning as it was about to
enter the bay on the north side, The
shoals arc about four miles on the Cape
May shore and one milo north Of the
Overfalls lghtsnip.
Danger Not Great.
Although the Westernland is hard
aground. the vessel lies In an ensy po-
sition and strong hope Is entertained that
the steamer will be noatcd with the as
slstance OF tugs on the high tide early In
the morning, There was no pilot aboard
the steamship when it stranded. Capt.
Turner expecting to take aboard a guide
near the Overfalls light.
Could Not Back Off
The westernland was steaming under
fun headway when the shoals were
struck The engines were reversed, but
the vessel was so hard aground that 1t
was impossible to back on, and signals
were holsted for assistance. The only
vessel in the vicinity at the time was the
steam piot-boat Philadelphia, which re-
smooth and a hawser was easily passed
TO the steamer. but the pilot-boat was
not powerful enough To move the liner.
After three or four attempts the tide be-
came so low that further efforts to float
the vessel were abandoned until the next
high tide
Realizing that they were hard and fast
on n shoal in the ocean for at least
twelve hours with the sea roughening
and a southern storm approaching. the
officers OF the steamer set about assuring
the passengers that there was no danger,
There are on board sevcnty-two cabin
and 115 stcerage passengers and crew
OF 29. There was practically no excite
mcnt among the passengers
Sea Growing Rougher.
When darkness fell this evening a
strong northeast wind was blowing and
the steamer was surrounded by mod
erately rough sea.
Passengers Are Calm.
Life-saving crew No. 40. under Capt,
james w EldrIdge, went out TO the
steamers s assistance as soon as II was
seen that the pilot-boat was unable to
float the liner, and stood by all afternoon,
and returned carly I'm the evening.
Tonight the llfe-SaVeTS returned to the
steamer, and will remain on board until
the vessel is noatcd
Floated on Night Tide.
After the futile attemtp to float the big
liner on the tide today nothing was
several tugs fastened hawscrs TO the steamer
and the vessel pulled on tho shoals
without much dimcuty. After clearing the
shoals the Westernland swung around and
steamed to tho Delaware breakwater, where
the liner Will remain until morning
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LOWER MAMMOTH MINING Co,

LOWER MAMMOTH MINING CON
cany. Principal office. room 5ls DooIv
hereby given that at c meeting of ths
1906. an assessment Of cents per sharyS'
the capital stock Of the corporation. Ipoh paWl
able Immediately to 4; Reeves. sccretafv
OF the company. NJ his office. Sic Dooly
Any stock upon which this assessma,.
may remain unpaid on Saturday. june is
saIe at public auction; and, unless ns sor o.
ment Is made before. SO many shares ~
each parcel OF Fuch stock as may be be
necessary will be sold on the 9Th day oS
July, 1905. at 2:3o o'clock p m. of said dav
TO pay the delinquent assessment thereon
together with tho cost of advertising ana
expense of sale. A. REEVES Secy
SIC Dooly block. Salt Lake City, Utah
First publication, May Is. 1906 xI2al
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Office of the Board OF Public Works. Salt
Lake City. June IL. 1906.
Sealed proposals Will be received at
this Office until 10 clock a m, Monday.
July 2. 1906. for the work of grading,
curbinG and matchmaking Second street
from Canyon Road TO West street, and
&c" street from South Temple street TO
Second street.
Instructions to bidders together with
the specifications and forms for contract
and bond, can be obtained upon appli-
cation at the Office of the Board of Pub
lie Works or City Engineer.
The right Is reserved to reject any and
all bids.
By order OF the Board of Public Works
+. j. LEONARD. Chairman
LOUIS c. KELSEY, City Engineer.
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all OF lot 8 and the north 40 feet Of lot
:, block 3; the south 40 feet or lot ana
north 10 feet OF lot q block s. plat ".
fronting on o street-All OF lots l an ~
!, block q: all OF lot 4 and tho north lt
ieet OF lot ]. block 8; the south li3 zee.
OF lot and north 140 feet OF lot /, oloSR ",S
9; all OF lots 2 and 8. block 20; all OF i3.s ,
aho q block 10: all OF lot ana "a az =
hIIth 40 feet OF lot 2. block !, pia' md
Ftronting on P street--All Of lots ,oip ! "ic TO-
=, an block 23 all of lots / and 4 e.ocSS ioi Lo
al OF lot and the north ltO rec, ~ %
Il In oIock z. all OF lots and g. D'ooSE ioi
an OF lots and g. block IL; al, ot
nlat ana IN, tne north l+o feet of lot = o'0@N
Fronting on street-An Of lots olv ] anu is
y u olock 20; all OF lots l and = otoIin, in,a )
an eno OF lots and 3, block 10; all Oh 'o'S
aiIu s. block H. plat &c" and
all a. o12ek 10 ~ all OF lots and i ot otocf Of lot
a., oIock 5; all of lots and 8. oloe oS Tot i
, an OF lots and 8. block IS; all ,ottony OF
pna pIat nc nc north 1'O feet Of lot = O'0eN
Fronting on U strcet-Au of lots ! ana IEi
g. 81, oIock is: all OF lots l and o.ocSS III
a" OF lot 4 and the north l4o feet feet,,sI,,o Vt
victoria place subdivision, block ~ nd M
OF lots 2 and 3, block l6; oll OF lot Iat u,,1 =
TIC .!1e north l40 feet OF lot 2, block Is p'u'
q, Salt Lake City survey. 49,. COR.
rylng out OF such intention must De pre-, re-
sented In writing 10 the City RecoIoer oi'
or before the 18th day OF June. iyo, ue on
ing the time set by said Councl 49,, ~, .
and objections as may be made thereto,
By order OF the City Council or salt
Lao City. Utah.
Dated February a, 1909 ,zroN
City RecordeI
Sewer extension No 176 x2so6
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Office OF the Board OF Public Works. Salt
Lake City, June II, 1906
Sealed proposals Will be received a this
Office until 10 o'clock n. m. Monday. July
2. 1905, for the work OF repairing all
paved streets ordered by the Board of
Public Works until December 81, 1906.
Instructions to bidders. together with
the Specifications and forms for contract
and bond. can be obtained upon applica-
tion at the office OF the Board OF Public
Works or City Engineer.
The right Is reserved to reject any and
all bids.
BY order OF the Board of Public Works.
F. j. LEONARD. Chairman
LOUIS c. KELSEY, City Engineer.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Once OF the Board of Public Works. Salt
Lake City, June II. 1905
Sealed proposals Will be received at this
Office until 10 o'clock a. m. Monday, July
3. 1905. for the work OF grading, curbing,
and macadamizing First street from "a
street TO ~" street.
Instructions to bidders. together with
the specifications and forms for contract
and bond. can be obtained upon applica-
tion at the Office OF the Board of Public
Works or City Engineer.
The right is reserved 10 reject any and
all bids.
BY order OF the Board OF Public Works.
Il. ]. LEONARD. Chairman,
LOUIS c. KELSEY, City Engineer.
yl0o5
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Changes in Salt Lake Soil Entered Of
Record.

Charles Trptow TO David Archibald. 50
southwest quarter section 10,
township 3 south, range ] east st.-...-.ss 500
John c. DuGan ct al To Rio Grnnde
Western Railway company. part section
% township south. range 3 west 200
William II. Lovesy to Edith NJ Loyesy,
l0x3la rods northeast from rods cast
OF southwest corner lot |, block %.
plat OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ,-.s,---.,,.-..--
Agnes Archibald TO Charles Archibald,
south Y lot s. block 3e. plat E.. $50
Anna ". King TO Emma Nelson sss....,,. !
George Savile to George Baddlcy. south
u lot IL block p l0-acrc plat A., 500
Mehetabc Medary TO c. 2. Chattcrton.
Interest part lots and S. block "a. plat
Il. s. G. T. Co. to Matilda G Tuck
EFT lots 81 and g. block ]. Forest Dale 375
John Edwards To Richard Lanoph lots
and ?. block ,, Lynch & Glassmans
subdivision Observation-Disclosures. 2z5
Jasper Conrad TO Joseph II Jackson.
part northeast quarter section %. town
ship south. range l east. s--.,a..,,..- 100
Annie F.. Potter TO Charles o. Potter,
part lot S. block "a. plat C..,s........... /
Fannie Solomon to Samuel w. Stewart.
Annie Laurie lode. section g. town
ship / north range l cast.....s......-... 1
Ernest r. Adkins TO George F. Adkins.
Annie Laurie lode, section y. township
! north, range cast .,,....-.-.,..,.s 1
John NJ Brown 10 American Smelling
and Refining company. part section Sc,
township | south, range west....s,.., $50
Ed Korupkat 10 Serge NJ Stenhouse. SIX
10 rods northwest from southeast cor
ner lot s, block a. plat B......,..s..., DO
Serge NJ Stcnhouse to j. T. Miller ct al.
part lot s. block I'll. plat B.s.a.-....-.., 400
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WANTS TO BE HANGED
Man Who Attempted Wife Murder
BegS for Death

JOLIET Ill. June l1-ElIas Kunttee
convicted OF attempted wife murder
pleaded In the VIII county court today
To be sent to the gallows. The court SEN
fenced him 20 serve one to fourteen years
In the pententiary.
Kunttee then became greatly enraged
and cursed the court and those about
him Kunttee stabbed his wife, to whom
ne had been married six months She re-
covered prosecuted him and Is now suing
Tor divorce
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Bow Drowned in Ditch.

BAKERSFIELD, Cal. June Hilary
Anson, the two-ycar- son OF Mr.. and
Mrs Curtis Anson, was drowned in an
frrigating ditch last night. The boy, with
his six brothers and sisters, was playing
around the premises and was missed
about clock. His body was discovered
by the father. lying In the ditch
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BACK TO KENTUCKY
First Party of Homecoming E1cur-
sion Reaches Louisville,

LOUISVILLE. Ky, Juno 1.-THE first
organized party TO reach here for the
Kentucky home coming week, beginning
next Wednesday, was from Los Angeles
1t was headed by Col. J Marion Brooks,
and accompanied by Mrs. Nancy NevIn.
rs years of age Former Gov. Preston II.
Leyie, 50 years of age. is on his way
from Montana.
Miss Louise Lee Hardin. who suggested
tho idea of the home coming, arrived to-
special honorS during the week.
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JUNE 16.
JUNE 16,

Last date OF teachers excursions East
and West via Oregon Short Line. Great
~ reduced rates to Denver, Omaha,
Kansas City. Chicago. Portland. San
Francisco. Los Angeles and other East
crn and Western points
See agents for full particulars.
CITY Ticket Office 3l Main street
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Little Chief y,iining and Milling COM
pany. Principal place Of business. Salt
Lake City, Utah Notice-There arc de-
linquent upon the following described
stock on account OF assessment No "a
of one % cent per share. levied April
"a, 1906. payapIe ogs Jr be fore May 2S 1906.
the several amounts set opposite the
names OF the respective shareholders. as
follows:
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FURNITURE REPAIRIl

THOMAs BAIT, 80 s. nhansir
painting. graining, n papea poeaintinS.
per and freseo o.le,red elenn,5'e as good
holstered and TepSan,ir,vered free
Called for and dehVeieu
Ind. 500.
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MOUNTS Chow Chow has more of a
like mother used 10 make" taste. Try
some; you will surely like It,
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Bryan Will Speak in London.

LONDON, June ll.-William ]. Bryan has
accepted an Invitation to make speech here
at the American celebration OF the Fourth of
July.
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The time for receiving proposals under
the above notice to contractors Is hereby
extended to June IL at 10 o clock a. m.
F. J. LEONARD,
Chairman Board of Public Works
The time tor receiving proposals under
the above notice 10 contractors is hereby
extended to June Is at 10 o'clock a m.
+. ]. LEONARD,
Chairman Board of Public Works.
y1017
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AND VIII TT" order
of tho board OF directors made on the
24th day OF April 1906. many shares OF
each parcel OF stock as may be necessary
will be sold at the secretarys Office No
l6l South Main street. Salt Lake CITY.
Utah, on Saturday. the 10th day OF June
1906, at u clock noon. TO pay the delln-
ouent assessment, together with the cost
of advertising and expense of sale
J. OBERNDORFER, Secretary.
No 161 South Main street. Salt Lake City
Utah. N2135
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Office of the Board of Public Works, Salt
Lake City, May Is. 1906.
Sealed proposals Will be received at this
office until o'clock p. m, Tuesday, June
and maca damlzing Sixth East street from
South Temple street TO Third South street
Instructions to bidders. together with
specifications and forms for contract and
at the Office of the Board of Public Works
or City Engineer
The right Is reserved TO reject any and
all bids.
BY order of the Board of Public Works.
F. J. LEONARD, Chairman
LOUIS c. KELSEY. City Engineer
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LINCOLN lodge No o. K Of p, meets
every Saturday evening, o cloch' ~
P. hall.
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ROCKY MOUNTAIN lodge No, 3-EVer'
Thursday evening X. OF p. hall.
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either seS, clearing $l0o month. r.
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