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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-20
COMPLAINT AMBIGUOUS
AND UNINTELLIGIBLE

Demurrer to the complaint has been
fled by fifteen of the defendants in the
case OF the Progress company against
Salt Lake City, Milo Andrus and 9th
age caused by the building of the Big
Cottonwood conduit and to restrain the
taking of waters by the conduit The
demurrer claims that the complaint does
not state sufficient facts TO constitute
an action, and that it is uncertnin, rs
it does not appear from what point or
points the Progress company claims the
right to divert the waters of the Bug
Cottonwood stream or tho quantity Of
wuiet the company claims to be en-
titled to. 1t is also alleged thu cpm-
plant is ambiguous and unintelhgible.
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1ICENSES.

[.,sgE LlCENoSH1SS~~~
ssr'-,n OF Alpine and
D. 3 sali Lake, Ls,os Olsen of
!ss.ssss and Eu"''' 0's'
:, lpss IIales OF Eu'
Murray and S Jose
|<s o. Of of bingham juno
Bingham and Mrs
Bsai''of Bal Of Rlverton and
4 T. s0u,d and Eliza A. Kay
~ and Agnes Lucas Phil
s.,,,ye and Eva l.. Gil
Epie, and cornne Harris OF
4 os,s of Taylorsville and
4 lss us'Iasd and Maud NJ. Her
I1,.lS:Il 1s,; and Ella r. Smith
pr,mville. Cal, ard
brn, q peasant View Ida;
.n e . and Margaret Condo
y,rrsn and Agnes NJ An
Si;a ,sssf' and Annie L. Ma'a''
- pocatello. Ida-' and
r,.an q mot Of ogden and Bertha
I'D Is'fHi Hazel Malin of Salt
and Rhod' L. w''dins OF
rssalng and Ann Con OF
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

Little Chief Mining 81 Milling company.
Principal place OF business. Salt Lake
civ. Utah Location Of mines. Tintic
district ,Tuab county. Utah, Notice is
hereby given that at meeting OF the
hoaT6 ~ directors OF the Little Chief
Mining q Milling company, held on the
Srd day OF June. 1907 assessment No;
1,non the capital stock OF the corporation,
iaps,,ed and outstanding, payable immedi-
ateiy to James P. Driseol secretary at
"a Eiret South streets. Salt Lake City,
Utah tia ANY stock upon which ths as
sessment taar may remain unpaid on Friday
yeryyised for sale at public auction, and
unless pagsn, is iI mHde 25 be1S5s. 1s6s will be
Si,cL noon. at the company's office,
room No. liz Mercantile block. c2rner
Main and Third South streets Salt Lake
Civ Utah. 10 pay the delinquent assess.
E,oni thereon, together with the cost OF
adVertislng and expense OF sale.
~ JAMES =. DRISCOLLs
.ro Secretary
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES AND
BOOMING HOUSES

c~~~~---~~~~-~o~-~>~~~~ >~~~~~~~~~-~~~-~~~~~~-~~~--
s5000-67 EXTRA WELL-FURNISHED
ROOMS: CONDUCTED ON THE
EUROPEAN PLAN: CATERS TO
THE BEST TRANSIENT TRADE;
NEVER a VACANCY; ALL
RENT s2T5: LONG LEASE; IN
MOST CENTRAL LOCATION:
OLD ESTAB.; OWNER RETIRES:
RECEIPTS $1,000 MONTHLY; EX-
PENSES $3.50; NEVER BEFORE
OFFERED FOR SALE A THOR
OUCH INVESTIGATION IN
VITED TO BONA FIDE BUYERS,
HAVE TIE EXCLUSIVE
s55c-5 Rooms. FLAT; SWELL FUR
NITURE AND LOCATION; RENT
$375o, a BEAUTIFUL HOME.
S2350--27 ROOMS. MAIN ST. LOG: LOW
RENT, GOOD LEASE; EXCEL
LENT TRADE: MONEY MAKER.
s315-5 ROOMS, WELL FURNISHED;
Clear Rent. H Close IN '4
IF YOU ARE IN THE MARKET FOR
A HOTEL, APARTMENT HOUSE. OR
A .ROOMING HOUSE. SEE ME. MY
LIST IS EXCLUSIVE: | GUARANTEE
BUSINESS ONLY.
I HAVE COMMERCIAL INVEST
MENTS FROM $1,000 TO $500
AZ RICHTER, REAL ESTATE. 19 w
1ST so BOTH PHONES 81. A. L.
BRATTAIN. MGR. BUSINESS OPPOR-
TCNITY DEPT. nlq34
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AUCTION SALES

DON'T FORGET THE AUCTION SALE
today at 1890 a: m. No. SCI 4. Second
South St, Of high-grade furniture; also
fine piano. cost $500, good as new. X y.
Andrews, Auciioneer. nl9lI
FT7RNITURE. CARPETS, STOVES OF
all descriptions, new and second hand,
Furniture Co. 242 So. State. Agent 1900
washing machine Stove repairs for any
old hi0Vf
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RED BIRD COPPER MINING co,

Location OF principal place OF business:
Salt Lake City, Utah: No, 3S South
Main street.
Notlce.-rhere are delinquent upon tho
following described stock, on account OF
the assessment levied on the ith day OF
April. 1907. the several amounts set op-
posite the names of the respective share
holders as follows:
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS

CANADIAN PACIFIC
EMPRESS LINE OF THE ATLANTIC
QUEBEC TO LIVERPOOL.
LESS THAN FOUR DAYS AT SEA.
Empresses sail july ~, 2s; Aug S y. 90;
Sept. 6, 20. First cabin. $50 up. second
Bin. Sac up; third class. s2s.75.
c. 3. BENJANIN, Genl. Agent,
232 South Clark ST.. Chicago.
Tel Harrison 1f1S.
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And In accordance with the law, and
an order of the board Of directors made
on the ith day of April, 1907, so many
shares OF each parcel OF such stock as
may be necessary will be sold at this
componys office. No. Ss South Main
street. Salt Lake City, Utah, on the 25th
day OF June, 1907. nj the hour OF .
o'clock In tho afternoon. TO pay the de-
lnquent assessment thereon. together
with tho costs OF advertising and ex-
penses Of the sale.
A J. GUNNELJ, Secretary.
Ofice-No. So South Main street, salt
Lake City. Utah, n943
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FURNITURE REPAIRING

WE REPAIR. REFlNISH AND MATCH
colors in ali kinds OF wood: screens
made 10 order See our new line Of fur
nture. Bell phone 5145-Y; Ind. 43l, The
Riley Furniture & Repair Co. 52-54 NAL
ket st. nl9oo
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DIED

rnt,s Bont., June II
pI, Erse Klmball. wife OF
: q her slyty<fourth year.
.,,;ees :, will be held today
.. m. from the run
torss. this city. Frlends
,,,snd Interment ~ CITY
hsis hNs,nsins will arrive from
.mInr on the SIS a. m
4 line train c,.u
:. wife Of Lem Cohen.
4 Bert s. Cohen, diea ID
ls, iso1, aged Sc years.
I. his city, Juno is, 1907,
- M oi Mr. and Mrs; N. A.
iin year. Funeral notice
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Only the very best quality of meats
served at the Royal Grill Open from
TO l2 p. m. Music every evening.
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A RICHTER.
Real Estate, Fire Insurance. Loans,
19 West 1st South St.
C0TT ACES

On corner on 3rd st. facing south
the northeast bench. Modern. including
porcelain bath. toilet, etc. in fact mod
ern throughout and piped for gas. 5
rooms. Must be seen TO be appreciated.
cash.
Brand lew broom modern brick cot
tage, sth East, near 9th South; nickel
OF $500 cash and bal SIS per mo-. inc.
per cent interest. Price $4,000
Another brand new 5-room brick cot
tage on l ST., large reception hall. east
front and nearly completed. Price s3500.
If you are looking for a modern home
don't fail 10 look over my list OF houses.
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MRS s. STEPHENS. MAGNETIC
healing. massage and vapor baths y
e. lst So, the Waldorf, rms and \:
nl957
MRS. SJOBErG, SWEDISH MASSAGE
424 Pearl avenue. Bell phone 29i4 Il.
Taleo Waterloo car. 'iooV
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--uAy. NOTICES

m funeral OF Mrs. Charles
a II r. held from the family
PAST Second South.
.s.rnoon al 2 o'clock. In
1.cai oliyet. Friends in
t.ueral OF Louise NJ. Mills
fnm the residence of her
IT. II. W. Taylor, I19
south. et 2 p. m. today.
In,erment at Mount
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STABLES

GOLDEN RULE STABLE. WE ARE
now prepared to take q few horses TO
board. We also have reliable saddle
horses for hire, sos So State ST. Bell
phone 290l-k. Saunders. Baldwin s.
Purs0ll. ness
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Ask your grocer for the Vienna
Walnut Bread
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GA SH REGISTERS

-~>~~~~-~-~~~~-~-r->-->>-> |ISrr -
NATIONAL CASH REGlSI EE ooCah
Expert cash register repairing. Second,
hand registers always In stock. nlbSO
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SAFES

NEW AND SECOND HAND. CASH.
trade or time sorensen" Stout Co.. Soie
RewaTe of imitations Office / y. l..
Furniture store, II TO 81 u. Bird So a4il
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WANTED-SITUATIoN
WALL PAPER CLEANED

WALL PAPER CLEANING; BEST OF
work. best OF prices. best OF references;
all guaranteed. Eberts Wall Paper Co:
No. 81 Main st. h232i
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MASSAGE

NINE. D. MAZELL HAMMELL YOUNG
makes specially OF scalp treatment Ior
falling hair. restoring lis natural colo;
without dyes; also facial massage. ZIG
w 2nJ So m23S9
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UPHoLsTERING AND REPAIRING

PGRLoR FURNITURE UPHoLsTERED
and repaired. Estimates submitted on
request Phones 3299. S. L. Matt. &
Mfg. Co. 15S w. lst South. 2Z4
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MEMS SECONDHAND CLOTHES

WE BUY ALL KINDS AND PAY HIGH
est prices 50 Coml ST. Fone 2l26-Y.
nli75
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MILLINERY

PRIVATE MILLINERY PARLOR; HATS
trimmed TO order al low prices. large
stock sailor hats: hat-cleaning spe.
cialty 451b South Main; rear. Bell
4TeaY nlS35
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VACANT LOTS.

VACANT -LoI ..
$3.50 lots, 50xl57 f. to 1S-foot alley.
Sth e. 9th 10th So.
s950-sOxl4O feet on 9th East near Sth
South.
s1O0O-40x165 feet, south front. sth So..
just west OF 1st West
$1,000 lots. 11th South and 10th East.
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HAT FACTORY

~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~- ~~----~-~-~---~~--~-~~~----
MEMS HATS CT a y D A n D
blocked: Panamas ST cclalty. Salt
Lake Hat Factory, "a e. lst So. Phone
2T37-NK. hll3s
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TO TRADE

CLEAR LOTS. SOUTHEAST. FOR
small home: will pay cash difference,
Cromer 90 e. Srd South. I'VE match
anything anywhere" n1623
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WHERE TO STOP


LINCOLN HOUSE, PAUL HEN. PRO-
prietor; 6S East 1st South: 200 rooms
raiea 25c Soc and Soc x196l
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RESIDENCES.
Look over the S-room modern 2-story
white pressed brick on 2nd. near o st.
House is modern and up-to-date. inc.
ter house for sale for the price asked.
S6250. Terms
Another s-room modern 2-story white
pressed brick Sth East and End South.
The best place TO buy a horne or good
building lot is still at
A, Richter. 10 West 1st So.
Phones Gal.
ntS4s
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ASSAYERS

CRIsMON AND NICHOLS. ASSAYERS
and chemists, removed TO 229 So. w
Temple. WlloZ
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KEY FITTING


EXPERT LOCK AND SAFE REPAIR
ing CaTter's, 32o S. w, Temple St
Reii nhone ll46-X. 1921
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SHEET METAL WORKERS
ACCORDION PLEATING.

ACCORDION, SUNBURST AND SIDE
pleating and pinling. Mrs. Jennens, 5Os
e Srd South Bell phone 2956-k
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ATTORNEYS

7 ". DARMER, LAWYER. OFFICES,
T2 and 73 Commercial blk. Phones
oAc1 and 131T w2T43
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HOUSECLEANING

IT7T7 I;T1T SAN1TARY HOUSE CLEANING
Co. III So. w. Temple Phones 555.
expert men for all branches house clean
Ing. nlooL
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VACANT AND IMPROVED PROPERTY
all parts of city. Meeks & Lynch 3l5
Atlas block. BIO
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FOR RENT-FuRNIsHED

FURNISHED F1YE-ROOM FLAT. $50:
furniture for sale. 23S w. 3rd So. fiat
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Mems end Women's Umbrellas

Mems 2S-in. Umbrellas, steel rod, paragon
Price, CSC.
Mems 2S-in. Umbrellas paragon frame,
steel rod, natural wood handles, gloria
covers. In this lot you will also find
the self-opener kind. Price, $1.49.
Mems 2S-in. Umbrellas, steel rod paragon
dies, fine gloria covers Price, $1.sa
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Womens 26-in. Steel Rod Umbrellas in
natural and fancy handles, splendid covers.
A good Umbrella for 98c.
Women's 26-in. Umbrellas, steel rod
paragon frames, good gloria tops. patent
runners, fancy and natural wood handles
Price $l.48
Womens 26-in. Umbrellas paragon
frame, steel rod, selvage edge patent rum
ner large assortment Of fancy and natural
wood handles, fine gloria top Price $1e8
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WOnenS Under
wear Tor fall
and winter

Women's Jersey ribbed Union Suits In medl-
UNI weight cotton feeced, extra fine rib in the
pure white and cream suit, $1o0.
Women's pure white Jersey ribbed cotton
fleeced Vests and Pants, neck finished In GRO
cheted edges and mercerized tape medium
sizes. garment SO cents.
Extra large sizes. So cents.
Women's Jersey ribbed cotton heeced Union
Suits in silver gray; extra good value. A
garment, So cents.
Women's Cancels Hair Wool Underwear In
Vests and Pants. A garment, 20 cents.
Women's fine Jersey ribbed Union Suits in
silver grey and white; these garments are
made Of steam shrunk wool, neck finished in
crocheted edge and silk tape suit, $2.7o'
$500, $3.50.
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Ordering by Mail: Many thousaI p1
country take advantage OF ecOnom3d
of Rhodes Brothers Merchandise, H|
send for our mail order catalogue; III d
acter of this store.
Payment Of goods may be made fIPI
or checks, payable to Rhodes BrothAia|
On orders amounting to $500, we PIT
to points within 100 miles of TaceI
delivered to all points within 2qipd
charges to any express or freight OBJ
We reserve the privilege of shipnlbJ
on any of the above offers. LII
ALI mail orders are filled the samdt
to forward samples of merchants if1
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News from Our

Ours is the most complete drug :
west. We carry always Everything
atoms and Druggists SundrieS.
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ng News from Our Domestic Section

shelves of fall and
believe
Special mention of few of the leading nes
Evening journal., 1907-11-14

and their families not only during
strikes and lockouts but also to con-
stantly attain a greater measure OF
justice and right for labor without as
sistance to the workers by the payment
of benefits, not as a matter of mere
charity and sympathy but Of acquired
right TO which they are entitled and for
which they are contributed in the form
Of dues
1T is we'll known that in many in
stances there are employers and em-
ployers' associations with which the
unions of labor live in terms OF peace
and agreement. Employers organiza-
tions of such an intelligent character
are not only welcome but should he
encouraged. With organized labor they
can not only work toward the main-
tenance of industrial peace, and the
minimizing of Industrial conflicts with
the attending cessation Of industry and
commerce, but by their combined ef-
forts constantly render themselves
more Independent from the trickery and
Vaccinations of the sO-called princes
of finance.
Il am reliably informed that not less
than twelve thousand secret detective
agents of the Pinkerton and other COM.
panies are constantly in the pay of
the manufacturers associations to spy
upon and misrepresent the doings of
labor Are these hreling character as
sassins to be the principal benehciaries
of the million and a half dollar War
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NO WHITE CITY
ON PARK LAND
Applications of Amusement
Enterprises Found No Favor
With Commissioners

Applications boy the Wilmington Amuse-
ment Company and the White city Com
pany for privileges i'm North Biandywire
Park. were emphauoally turned down by
the Park Commissioners yesterday after
noon The applicants wanted to run re-
sort similar 20 the one at Willow Grove
but the park board members said: NAY.
nay, So you want to do that kind of busi-
ness, buy your own land and not seek
that owned and used by the public for
park purposes"
Other Work Done.
The Executive Committee made the fol-
lowing report:
The curbng along the north side OF
Lowering avenue, from Rodney street TO
lne park drive, has been set. The macad-
ahh@ing of Lowering avenue. from Rodney
street west 70 Clayton street bridge. has
been postponed until spring. The contract
Tor grading on the north side of lowering
avenue from Van Buren, TO FRANKLIN
street was awarded 20 James Douebert,
LOT 'hirty cents per cubic yard the earth
20 he used 10 nn in the approaches Ia
Van buren street bridge. A concrete curl
ana sutteF has been laid around Kirl,wood
playground The path under the Var
Buren, street bridge has been excayate,
and filled with cinders.
The finance committee OF city Council
mas decided 10 sell thc S2oO00 of bonds fol
the purchase OF land and Kiriswood swim,
ming pool by popular subscription
The report OF the finance committee f,i
lows Balance ar last report. si2.S75 2S
receipts. Sl3.0s9sS; expenditures. sleal e2
balance on hand. S9.1gS35.
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is GOOD FOR
OLD FOLKS
Simple Home Prescription
Recommended for Weak
Bladder and Kidneys


This is a simple home recipe now
being made known 10 all the larger
cities through tile newspapers 1t IS
intended to check the many cases of
rheumatism, kidney ana bladder trou-
Die which have made so many cripples
and invalids and weakings of some of
our brightest and strongest people.
The druggists have been notified
TO supply themselves with the ingredi-
ents and the sufferer VIII have no trou-
BILE TO obtain them. The prescription
is as follows: Fluid Extract Dande-
lion, one-half ounce: Compound Kar-
gon, one ounce, and Compound Syrup
Of Sarsaparilla. three ounces. Mix hy
shaking well I'm q bottle The dose is
one teaspoonful after each meal and at
bedtime
But unless YOU go TO the trouble TO
ask the druggist for the Dandellon ana
sarsaparilla separately. and then buy
one ounce Kargon Compound, in en-
original Unopened package, plainly
printed, Guaranteed No. los under Ma
tional Drug Law. and mix the Kargou
with the other ingredients at your
home, you had better not use this eff.
fective prescription at all. 1t may be
worse than useless, perhaps even
harmful and your money wasted.
Under no circumstances accept the
prescription all ready prepared, nor
accept any excuse for Offering 1t TO
you that way. Purchase separately
the Kargon Compound. No. los Guar
antoe. as explained Ghove. and mix
thpea fhroo inoraIfapfa Of bo,,,e ,,1,,.
self, or don't use at all
Recent experiments, even in severe
hospital cases. prove this simple mix
ture the remedy for rheumatism, be-
cause Of it's positive action upon the
eliminative tissues of The kidneys. IL
compes these most vital organs to
filter from the blood ana system the
waste impurities and uric acid which
are the cause OF rheumatism. It
cleanses the kidneys. strengthens them
and removes quickly such symptoms
rs hackache, blood disorders. bladder
weakness, frequent urlnauon. painful,
scalding and discolore1 urine It acts
as a powerful stimulant to the entire
kidney and bladder structure, puts
new life into them and invigorates the
entire tract
All the ingredients. states a we'll
known local druggist are of vegetable
extraction, making IL a safe and harm
less prescription at any time
Those who suffer ana are accus-
toned TO purchase a bottle Of patent
medicine should not LEI a little incon-
venience interfere with making this
up
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APPROACHES
WILL BE BUILT
Park Board Decides to Get
Ahead With the Filling
in Work

Without formality of anv kind.
Jerome B. Ben took his sea. i'm the
Park Board at the meeting of that
body yesterday afternoon he had
leen previously congratulated by tie
members indivi iualy.
President william p Bancroft an
pointed Mr. Ben as chairman of the
finance conmittes. Of which committee
John M. Rogers was chairman The
new member was appointed to serve
the uneXpired term of Mr.. Rogers. who
resigned, because OF removal from the
city.
Will Build Approaches.
The most Important matter discussed
at the meeting was the buldinc of the
approaches TO the new Van Buren,
street bridge There seems to be a
difference of oDinion between sotae of
the members of the board and the
Water Commissioners concerning this
work. The latter sent "a communice-
tion TO the board TO the effect that
their version of the agreement con-
corning the construction of the bridge
was that the Water Department was
to pay two-thirds of the cost of the
bridge and that the-Park Board was
TO pay the remaining third and also
see to it that the approaches were
built
Mr. Baynard said he recollected such
an agreement. but Samuel Bancroft
differed with his colleague. He thought
that IL the agreement read that The
Water Department was to pay two
thirds Of the cost of tire bridge and
the Park Board one third. without dry
mention bciSg made of the approaches.
the Water Commission should now paw
two-thirds of the cost of building the
approaches.
While no definite action was taken.
the board decided to go ahead with the
work of filling I'm the approaches TO the
bridge Earth for this purpose viii he
taken from other parts of the Brandy
wine Park now being graded and i'm
the course of Improvement.
The board approved the agreement
with the William Lea and Sons COM
pany providing for the changing OF
the course of The north long race for
the contemplated park drive improve
ment The only restriction In The
agreement set forth bv the Leas. Is
that In the event of the city abandon
ing the drive The lana used shall re-
vert TO the Leas.
The mayor will be requested TO sign
the agreement. that Is, with Civ
solicitor Townscnds approval
VIII Plant Me orial Trees.
The Delaware Society of Colonial
Danes sent now application to the
board to set aside a plot of park lane
i'm which TO plant memorial trees The
society made a similar request somc-
time ago. and the executive committee
of the Park Board recommended uhe
land along Lowering avenue. between
Franklin and Rodney streets. That
was the last heard of the matter. The
executive committee viii again take up
the subject
The executive committee reported
progress on the request made at the