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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-30
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

The undersigned Trustees OF Fountain
Green School District Fountain Green.
Sanpete County, Utah. Will receive bids
up TO J O'Clock p. m, April 10th, 1857 for
the erection OF a school building to be
erected In Fountain Green. Utah Plans
specifications and instructions to bidders
can be found at the residence or lars
Nelson. Fountain Green, Utah. and at the
ottlce OF u e, Watkins Architect Provo
Utah, Hsids VIII he received In segEs gated
form for brick and stone work. carpenter
work and tin work, plHs terpg and paint.
ing, and heating apparatus; also tor tile
building complete except heating appaTa :
tus. Each bid must be accompanied with
certified check Of per cent OF the am cunt
of bid which will be returned with all re-
sected bidss also 10 the successful bidder
upon entering into contract and giving an
approved bond Of twice the amount Of bid
within one week or time said work is
awarded, otherwise the amount 10 be for
fcNed to said school district. The Trus tees
will meet at the old school building IN
Fountain Green "a she above stated timH
and date TO open and publicly read all
bids, The Trustees reserve the right 10 re-
Ject any and all bids, or accept amy paIt
Ihereof
BY order OF Board OF Trustees
LARS NE1I-SON, Chairman.
j. p. ANDERSON. Treas
CliAS- c. LIVINGSTON, Secy
Dated at ountain Green. March TO- 49,.
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HIGH WINDS AND
LIGHTNING AT ELBA.

Special Correspondence
r LBA, Idaho. March 2s-The Relief
society OF this ward held cele-
- bratIon of The anniversary OF the
esta bllshment of that organization on
March A. The time was devoted 10
exercises appropriate TO the occasion.
A dance under the auspices or the So
ciety was held the Friday evening pae'
vioUs ,,.,
A farewell reception was rendered
Thursday evening to- A. j. Barker and
family. who are about To remove 10
WIllard. Utah. number of the peo-
ME OF ihe ward assembled al the resi-
dence Of MIR. Barker, and program
of songs recltatiOns, speeches elc'- was
carried out. Dancing and picnic were
also INDUCED in. AT the conclusion
~ the program Mr.. and Mrs. Barker
,y.re each presented with gold watch
chain nv the members OF the ward MT
BARKER was one of tho pioneers OF this
ssetIon, and Will be greatly missed In
nc gatherings and general me-
baby boy waS born To Mr- ana MIS-
u,snsom Beecher March 81
owInR To excessive rains me roads
ara I'm almost impossible condltlon and
~ nutting In OF crops mas been re-
tarded- High Winds, accompanied by
thnnder and lightning, have also been
frequent OF lal"'
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NOTICE or noNp ELECTION.

Notice IA hereby Given nv ;hc Heard ot
Education OF tho Granite School District
Salt Lake county. Utah that a nond
ELECTION viii nv held and Ia hereby called
OF the registered voters. who have paid :,
property tax within said school District
during Tho year i!d5 TO vote upon and de-
termlue the followlng question to-wlt.
''Shall the Eoard oy Educatlop az tbs
Granite School District bs empowered 10
issue and sell tiye per cent q neT cers.
building bonds VI said Granite school D4s-
trict 10 the amount ~ forfv thotsand
sio@0.oN IN DENOMINATIONS Of one thou
sand 5000 Oll dollars for the paIrpusc nr
ralsing funds FOR purchasing scfocl alte
AhG for building and fusni1hlng schOcl
houses IN said Gsahltc School bistsics
The bonds To be payable ~ any time attey
five Years and IA, Lo It,a t, ..,.aps,. ,.r1 "a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-30
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Tho undersigned Trustees OF Mona
School District, Mona, Juab County UtalI,
VIII receive bids up 60 O'Clock D. m.
April llth 1897 for the erection Of i
school building to he erected IN Mona.
Utah Plans, specifications and lnstruC-
lions to bidders can BE found at the resi-
dence IF f.. II. Kay. Mona Utah. and "a
the office OF II. c. Watkins, Architect.
Provo Utah. Bids Will be received In
segregated form for brick and stoise
work carpenter work and tia work
pl5sierlne ana painting, ana heating APP
paratus. also for the building complete.
except beating apparatus. Eaeh bid mast
be accompanied with certified check ef :
per cent. the amount OF lid which wiz
BE returned with all rejected bids. also
10 the successful bidder upon entering ia.
TO contract anc giving gu approved boud
OF twice the amount ~ BID within oue
week ~ time the said york Is awarded,
otherwise the amount to be forfeited to
said school district irlse Trustees VIII
meet az the old school building In Monl
al the above stated time and date to open
and publicly read MI bids. 1'he Trustees
reserve the right To reject any asd ny
bids or accept any part thereos
BY order OF Board Of Trustees,
J. W VEST Chairman.
W A. STARR, Treasurer
E. II. KAY, seCget2rY.
Dated at Mona, March ~. tNI,
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NOTICE.

Mgrray, Utah. March 10 l9g7--NotieS IL
hereby given. pursuant 10 law. by the
Board OF Education OF Murray City, Utah
SFe il Rs pS g sc SaSR o tex 5 s'E roT
period Of five years from the FIRST day
OF July, 1907 Separate and scaled pro-
gosals from publishers viii be received
by the Board of Education al tie ofdce
Of the superintendent OF schools until
Friday. May u 1901. at 7:3D p, M, FOR
furnishing each of the books named be-
low In approximate numbers indicated. or
such less numbers as the board may re-
qulre each year. The following are APP
proNimately, the number and kind OF
books required, to-wit: 5000 reading sezts
5000 supplementary readers. 100 Sie-
mentars langpasc books 800 English
GRAMMAR 81 lansus.se. and frannlar, 1OtN
sR ,e,Ia , books ~ wee 14 srIthmetles Loo
| 5op physiology and hygiene 5.O0O copy
| book ks, sCo0 dra wing books 1000 nature
study ana elementary science, GOO music
/ books.
HIGH SCHOOL BOOKS
go algebra inoludng elementary and
geome,ry- $50 high school arithmetic, 80
physical geography. 25D European history
$50 English history, $50 ancient history, &j
grammar, 80 zoology. 80 botany, go Com
position and rhetoric combined go Eng
llsh literature 2[e physics $50 American
histoIy and elvles and a sufficient NUM-
Text books on all subjects above named
viii be considered for the grade or grad as
in which such subjects are commonly
taught,
At the time and place specified the
Board OF Education will meet and public.
~ open and read all the proposals that
have been received, ana VIII make lts
decision within thirty days thereafter.
The bids and terms from publishers
must be accompanied by sample copies OF
The books proposed to- be furnished. 10,
gether with n statement Of the Intr0a,ic-
Tory, exchange wholesale ans retail
prices at which the publisher agrees t6
Furnish each book within Murray city.
during the full time that is required hv
law. The publisher on publishers. whose
proposals shall be accepted must enter
Into q written con tract With the Boa I'd
OF Education and shall give a bond with
two sufficient suretcs in a reasonable
sum to be fixed by he board for inc
faithful performance OF such contract
All bidders Will he required To give
net price OF books fob at point OF shin.
mcnt and r o. b. Murray city. Right is
reserved by the Board Of Education 10 ac.
eept or reject any or all bids or amy part
thereof.
CITY
ny LAvEN1A BROWN cAHooN.
Clark
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NEXT WEEK I'M HISTORY.

lean genre painter, died In New
YORK city; born 1895,
AFRU. q,
fl sg---Richard OF England Occur
de lsionl died OF wounds at Font
cvrulr. France; born / i51.
l3AS---L.aura de Moves, subject of Pet
raI-ch 5 amatory poetry, died at
ANlgnon. France born 1901 Pet
Tarch met Laura In 1912 She
sang TO him, and they parted at
Hast with deep emotion ana re-
greet Tine death OF Laura In
spired Pctrarch To pen Il series ot
sonnets OF rare and perhaps un+
surpassed melody and pathos.
lS62--General Albert Sidney johns
ston Confederate commander In
the west. killed In the attack on
Grants lines Mt Shiloh; born / SOB,
Se2--Elx- United States Senator Will
lard Salisbury, chancellor of Dell
aware died at Dover, Del born
lS30
1sos--AIexande Bielland, the fore
most Russian author, called the
'Daudet of Norway" died at Ber-
gen; born lS4e.
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Rot,bii
a.
Your

That is just what YOU are
doing when you fail to get reg
ular and sufficient sleep. Your
body requires this unconscious
period for repair work: with
out 1t your nerve energy be-
comes exhausted. and you are
tired, worn out, nervous, ex-
eitable have headache, nett
ralgia, indigestion, poor appc-
titc, or other ailments caused
by a lack of nerve force. Make
it your business TO sleep. II
YOU are restless, take
Or, Miles Ncrvine it soothes
and strengthens the nerves,
and brings sweet refreshing,
life-giving sleep, and gives the
organs power to work natur-
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II had severe spell OF fever. which
very nervous | had severe spells q
heada che aud neuralgia, and could
sleep hut very little. Every effort that
was made TO recover my strength was
OF no evaiI until I began taking Or.
Miles Restorative Neryire. After I
commenced to tako the Nerv;ne nv
sleep was profound and restsuI. ana
She pains In my head. az well as me
neuralgia palms. left me to certain
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MRS, n. y. GlLBERTSON.
sci Btrylan Ave. BelvideTe. Ills.
Or. Miles kervlne Is ssld by your
druggist, who viii guarantee thas the
frst bottle WIFI benefit II Ii fails, ne
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Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-30

rrnton sinclair, during a recent re-
,ninm Of Columbia men. said that he
thought athletics 100 often eserlea a
haTnaful influence on undergrad usaes'
when I WAS N Chiesso,' Mr- Slm-
clair said. making notes lor Inc
Ssr and one night the old man
said 10 me suspiclously
s'i Inc Won know, ! don't believe that
..,.rs stndent, who has taken my
sourth lioor back Is student at all
@-Why not9' said
".Ele studies 100 niuch' said the old
man"
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HOW TO REMArN YOUNG

TO continue young In health and
strength. do as Mrs, n. =. Rowan, Nc
Donough, Ga, did. She says: Three
BOTTLES OF Electric Bitters cured me of
chronic liver and stomach trouble. COM
Heated with such an unhealthy con-
ditlon OF the blood that my skin turned
red as flannel. L am now practically 20
years younger than before took
Electric Bitters. ] can now do all my
work with ease and assist In my hus-
bands store" Guaranteed at z. e. NJ.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-30
NOTICE OF SALE.

IN she Second judicial District In and
FOR DAVIS county, stu'e OF az ~ lha
sale on or after this sth day ot April.
A. y lg7 the following described realty
situate In Fnrmtng'on County or Davis.
State of Utah, and containing 80. 0S acres.
from the s. ". CORNER OF the N, III. OF Sec
tlon 49, township north, range l west.
Salt Lake meridian, running thence mort n
north a dog. % min, west along west slide
Of County Road - s. chains thence west
l2.Ef chains to west line OF said quartet
section thence south On said llne 1918
f Ss,Sias Z iss o' scre q commencement o
Also commencing al a point ll.5e chains
south and $3.50 chains West from the NE,
eoras @ said seetlGn is . si0ass lhsns9
thence south p def. % min, west t9s
chains thence south 81 dfs, y mln: west
20 chains. themes sSasf ~ aeg mn
min. W $50 chains. thence soutll r. deE I'd
min. east s.S chainsi thence north ~ deg.
90 min, east $50 chalns, thence north 4
besinning Containing lo.N acres
so an from Tsm' the MI. corner ar tho NV !.
q said ssSIon a. snGsinF thsa1 Z wat sa
thence eAst SIR chains thence north 1915
chains 10 point Of commencement, Com
taining 6.Ba acres, l.ehs w acres sold 10
81 i. X O. icy Co.. leaving s47 acres.
written hids win be received by the un-
derslgred al Farniln stoH. Utah. All bids
must he Accompanied with ~ per cert
n amount bid roS any part on all OF said
real estate
lioEp shouId be sen' care OF Matthias 9,
uJy,
MATTHIAS @, uDH,
GEORGE UDY.
THOMAS UDR.
Administrators of tbs sestate ~ Isabella
Ann ndy Deceased
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NOTICE or HEARING OF APPIi-
CATION.

I'm the District Court, in and FOR tha
Third Judicial District " the StaSc II
ptah. County ~ salt Lake, In she MAJ
SEWER Sugar Company, u coTpOrato OH.
The Sanncto & SEWER Sugar Company, -
corporation, organized and existing under
and by Nirttt OF the laws ~ 'uah. having
applFod 10 the aforesaid court for vOlun-
tarv dlgBulutlop under the provisions % Z
Chapter n ~ Title 70. OF Revised
statute Of Utah. ls9s notice ls hereby
given thet ans person having Objections
10 tho sald application may ale me saln7
in writing with me ndefslgued. az NJ
OtNec IN shr City aaN County BnildlnH
al Sail Lake CITY Utah al any time
on ol before Tuesday, Aprl; 49, 1877
Witness the Clerk of snid Ceurt Will
The seal ihcroof affixed this 18th day ~
March. A. y 1901
ssoaN j T. ElpFEDGE, IH- CleFk
nv David A Smith. neputy,
Young a Snow Attorneys for Pf.l-
tlOnrr
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RETURNED MISSIONARIES

Have you friend or acquaintance
In your former fiefd OF labor, TO whom
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aid tho great missionary work. We
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extra
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SAVED HER SONS LIFE.

rhe happiest mother In the little
town of Ava. Mo-, Is MES S, Rupee.
She writes: -'One year ago my son was
down with such serious lung trouble
that our physician was unable to help
him: when, by our druggists advice I
began giving him DIR. Kings New Dis
coyery, and I soon noticed improve
ment / kept this treatment up for a
few weeks when he was perfectly we'll
He has worked steadily since at car
penter work. Or. Kings New Dlscov-
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coug h and cold remedy by q g, NJ L.
Drug Dept. Soc and $780, Trial bottle
free.
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FOUND AT LAST.

J. A. Harmon. OF Llgemore, West Va,
says ''At last | have found the per-
feet pill that never disappolnts me; and
for the beneft OF others afflicted with
torpid liver and chronic constipation,
will say; take Or, Kings New Life
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WoRKED LIKE A CHAKNf.

Mr.. D. N. Walker, editor of that
spicy journal. the Enterprise, Louisa,
Va says 81 ran a nail In my foot last
week and at once applied Bucklen's Ar
Mica Salve- No Inflammation followed;
the salve simply healed the wound-'
Heals sores, burns and skin diseases.
Guaranteed at z. G. NJ, l. Drug Store.
&c.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-30

turned from Los Angeles, California,
where he went to attend the funeral of
his mother.
Moses Wrlght's wife presented him
on tho Goth Inst, with an III pound baby
girl
John DE HODGE has taken charge
temporarily OF the sugar office at
4slackfoot.
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nINp YOUR MAGAxINEs,

OLD books, music and magazines, Put
them In STRONG new covers for pre-
seryatl0n- Many records Of value can
be saved by having them bound The
News bindsry can do the work In
any form at any price.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-30
AN AMERICAN POET.

Bliss Carman is admitted by those
who understand such matters TO be one
Of the most promising OF Americas
poets He is a native OF Fredericton
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When
Afflicted
Get the benefit of
recent discoverie $
In IN edicine. 80 a
One Be ST
Is none too good.

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The very latest treatment for Nervous
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Physical and Mental Weakness
A positive cure guaranteed by
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who are under Instructions to refund
your money II not satisfied with re-
suits. Price 400 per boz six boxes for
MOO. Al all drug stores or by mall. se-
curely scaled. Address Doull Bros. Sali
Lake City, Utah, sole SCENTS for the
United States
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A REC CONSTRUCTED SkYscRAPER
The building which has been the
home OF the New York Tribune for so
many years was erected about thirty
five years ago and at that time was
one OF the tallest structures In the city
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-30

\, r.. but he has been engaged In
literary work In New York and Boston
ior several years. Mr. CarInan has
ublished a number OF volumes OF
erse. and the critics found much IN
hem 10 admire. IT IL unfortunate fol
Il man OF his undoubted ability -ha
poetry is so neglected nowadays,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-30

II was only ten stories In height, how.
ever, and for some years has been
overshadowed by the lofty new sky.
sCrapsrs in the vicinity. Now, how
ever, ten stories more have been add
ed 10 the original structure, and lta
present appearance. as may be seen
from The cut, is quite UP to date.
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Total ..,,"-... ...,"o.--."'-,-...'i9.'o0, o.

Bonds must be presented on or after
April l. 1900 at either the Utah National
Bank, AalI Lake city or he Bank %
American Fork. American Fork. u Ah GO.
Utah. with coupons attached tor Interest
due at that dAae.
All Inherent wan caAse on an or the
shoye desr ribod bonds On AnTil I. 1907. and
interest coupons attached. dile after that
case. are hereby declared null and void
THOMAS r. CUTLER. Trustee
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-30

MOUNT makes all varieties OF pick
les, and makes them all equally well.
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NOTICE no CREDITORS, ESTATE
viii present claims with vouchers n tho
nudeislened al 7fl Easi 1'lllrd south
Street Salt axe CITY. rtAh, ON or BIZ
Date OF lrrt puhncltioI March ID. a ~
FRANCIS TATE,
Administrator o. the Estate VI George
s. Tate Deceased
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MAITHIAS y. UDHl
GEORGE UDY.
TllOM AS UDR.

Administrators Of tbs seAtate ~ Isabella
Ann Ndy, Deceased.
Thonss = Maycock. Attorneys Tor Ad-
ADMINISTRATORS.
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PROBATE AID GUARD lANSt+tP
NOTICES.
Cersult county Clerk Or respective sa-
ers Tor further information

ers for further information
d. the Thlrd Judltlal District Cuutr.
iitab. Department No. 4 IN the matter of
me estate ~ NiolF Alikkelseu peccarc6
Noucc-The petition ~ Peter @. RaE.
m ussen praying foT the admission % rro-
b. tho last NviIl and Tcstameu NJ NIelf
Mikkelscn. deceased and Tor the grant
ing N Letters res1unAntars 10 Peter O.
satuEdAy, Tho 6th day VI Anfil A y 1901
al 10 clock a, m. M tho county EouI
HOUSE, IN the court Room OF said Court
% salt Lake CITY Salt Lake Counts,
Utah.
Witness tho Clerk of said Court with
the seal thereof afGSeA this 2ath dal ~
March A, y, 1gql ,,,..,, ,n ,,,,
by w H. Farnsw0rth Deputy CLERK
Stewart. Stewart Budge, Attorneys
for Petitioner.
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NOTICE

REDEMPTION OF UTAH COUNTY
LIGHT e POWER BONDS.
Notice In hereby given shat pursuant 10
the erms Of the bonds % the Utah County
Light Power Company the folio wing
described bonds ave hereby called Tor re-
Nos. ] 20 %. inclusive, 10000
denomination ,,..-.., ,,,,,,,,.-.EsO 00o. 10
Nos. / 10 y. inclusive, 500 90 de-
nomination $3.50. commence, 500 %
Nos. ! 10 ., and 10 u.s. iuclI-
slcA, 500 ~ den Onllnasion sect, 400 -
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opening dance saltair, Friday. April 3,
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1907-03-12
STUB ENDS OF NEWS.

Over 100 Spanish iaborers have
just reached the Canal Zone.
The finding OF scattered deposits
or manganese is reported from South
ern India.
a $4,000 equestrian statue to the
memory of Wade Hampton was un-
yelled at Columbia, S. c.
Famine conditions in certain gov
ernments in Russia have been found
TO be of serious nature.
Socialists in the Belgian Chamber
of Deputies combatted the annexa-
ton of the Congo Independent State
as dangerous.
Throwing himself before an ele-
waited road train in New York, John
Carleton, of West New York, n. j.,
was instantly killed.
The purposed combination of eight
large Ohio interurban companies will
make the largest or second largest
traction merger in the world.
Six English naval stokers were
convicted of mutiny at Portsmouth.
and sentenced to from six weeks to
eighteen months Imprisonment
Artemus ]. Smith. of Denver. Col,
=
ing great land frauds in Wyoming in
Nolving high Government officials.
The Car has issued a ukase per-
hitting peasants to secede from viii
lage communities and to obtain their
land allotments as private property.
Seth Low, former Mayor, sent to
the authorities of New York City a
check for s27,397.2S to cover taxes
he had avoided by error while Mayor.
The marrow Of sheep was in
fused at a New York hospital into
Paul Monks leg, the bone of which
had become brittle, and his limb and
life were saved
The joint commission to report
plans for building bridges between
Manhattan and New Jersey. an
nounced it was ready to act and was
said 10 favor two bridges.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1907-03-12
Feat In Rricklauinn

In the erection of the House of
Representatives Office building. adj
jacent TO the United States Capitol
at Washington. an interesting fact
has developed in connection with the
brick masonry work. The first brick
was laid at the site on the afternoon
of July 5, 1905. and on July 3. 1906.
there had been laid in the walls H.
100000 brick. This is believed to be
the greatest number of brick laid on
any one building in one year in the
United States, and probably in the
world. One of the causes conducting
TO this notwithstanding feat was the
remarkably open" winter of 1905-'O
In those winter months the work
continued almost without interruption
from either snow or cold, and not
more than u or 10 days were lost
during the entire winter by reason of
weather conditions.-Scie Amer
lean.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1907-03-12
The lmmutable Chinese.

The Western nations are just walk
ing up to the fact that YOU can't
change a Chinaman. Under pressure
he will make promises. but he re
serves to himself the privilege of not
keeping them when thus made. After
the Boxer uprising the Powers forced
from China a treaty, I'm which a
promise was made OF reform In the
foreign Office or tsmg-li-yamen. It
now appears that the Chinese had no
idea of treating the foreign repre-
sentatiyos any better than they had
before. The extent Of their reform of
the foreign Office has been to change
fits names from tsung-li-yamen to wal
wupu and to reshape the table at
which the ministers of the Office sit
which was formerly round and is now
rectangular Globe