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ROE sALrn NEws REAp goRuM.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ATTORNEYS.

BARNETT h RICHARDSON, ATTom.
neya at Law. ORlcs, and q MaTtem
Building. Broadway.
ROBERTS, AUGUSTUS. HENDERSON,
block, Broadway, Fargo. Probate pEe@s
kice q speciality.
TURNER, ii. H., ATTORNEY Ar LAVE
Onaces in Edwards building. Broaaway-
MILLER, henry r., ATTORNEY AND.
Counselor at Law. Over BaEK0 Na&iosas
Rgak block, Fargo.
ROBINSON, j. h., ATTORNEY AT Lava
e12 Front street, Fargo. Practices Ia eli
courts. Tax cases a epecaaltys
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Doctors Ban q Graves desire to sawl
that the main line of the O. r. q RS
CUnion Pacific) passes directly,
through Stanfield, UmatiIIa county, on
the Furnish-Coe Irrigated lands. The
Columbia river protects the freight
situation so that rates from Stannald,
are lac as against 23c at Medford and
other similar points. Their offices are
under the Fargo National bank.
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IFoR HOUSE and lot In Fargo, 1es8
acres OF farm land, with timber,
water, hay, house, barn. Inquire II. Al.
Perry.
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sPlRELLA coRsgTs euARANrEEr
FoR EXCHANGE.


WANT e Ep--To trade q farm for an
automobile. Lock box No ., WI
liston, n. y.
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roR SALE.

FOR sALE-A good second hand
safe. Hatcher Bros, Fargo.
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EoR REMr-corInsEs.


MODERN cottage for rent. Enquire
309 First avenue south.
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LOOSE leaf ledger sheets to fit any
ledger. knight Printing Co.
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FOR RENT-Six-room house,

FOR RENT--Six-room house. north
side, SIS; 3, and 5-room fiat, north
side: 8, and 5-room fiat, south side;
S-room modern house, partly furnish
ed; S-room modern house, newly re-
fitted: 6-room brick cottage, north
side; 8 and 4-room flat, south side,
not modern; 9-room modern house,
north side; 6-room mouse, south side;
2-room Office, Front street, SIS. J. B.
Folsom, 61S Front.
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PAINTING AND PAPERHANelNe

WHEN in need OF painter, paper
hanger or kalsominer, drop a card to
Lock Box 8S2, Fargo; will hang paper
for 25c per roll, all other work in pro-
portion. Work guaranteed.
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GIRL wanted. s24 Ninth avenue south.
Phone 121S-L4
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CANADIAN northwest lands for sale.
South African dominion government
land warrants for 800 acres each can
be located on any government lands in
the Canadian northwest. Price $700
each. Write or wire, Mulholland &
Co, "a Victoria street. Toronto, On
tario, Canada
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THREsHINe ENGINES FoR 49,

FOR SALE-Two 80 h. D., and one as
n. p. traction engines, all rugged dp
for blowing; will sell on time or for
cash, very cheap. Address l92, care
Forum.
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Hay FoR SALE.

- s->Ss-r-N-@~~~- - -rNsS-~~>S~~~~-~ -
TN LARGE or small lots. Write or
telephone George d. Brown, Wild
Rice. N. d.
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ACCOUNTANT.

WALTER THOMSON, JR., ExPERT AC-
eountant Phone S1aJ. l120 Thlrd aE@-
nue. south, Fargo. N. ID.
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FOX SAIE-Schuman piano, worth
$500; 5000 for cash. Box gas.
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For sALE-oEEIoEs


FOX SALE--Law, land, insurance Of
nee; good Ward county town, cheap.
Lock Box 129, Columbus, N. ID.
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GIRLS WANTED at RED River Steam
Laundry, 27 Ninth street north.
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WANTE D-Tinner at once. Phone
James Nelson. Nome, N. -.
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FOR sALE-LAND.

S~N~~~@~~c~~~~
FOR SALE-Eighty acres of land,
three-fourths mile from Hamar, N.
D.; will sell cheap Call or write, T..
w. Davis, Hamar. N. D., lock box 23.
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: NXNNFF IT. ~
dune 12. IL. 26: July 8. 10. II. 24.l
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NNANTED-An experienced girl. sos
Front street.
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FOR RENT--a number of cottages at
North Dakota Chautauqua. All
summer railway service. Address Ed
gar LaRue, Devils Lake, N. d.
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CHIMNEY CLEANING.

WANT ED--A good reliable nat or num-
Der OF rooms to care for In Fargo;
best Of references. Phone 1242-J.
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BUTCHER SHOP FOR SALE

Butche' shop f~r s-:e in a rood
town on the main line Of the 500.
Fin opportunity, am building
hotel which win require all my at
tention. Look this up. ]. H. Sell
bert, Flaxton, N. ID.
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FoR RENT.

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STORE ROOM and basement for rent,
ga Second avenue north. Inquire
Geo. ]. Foster, Magill block.
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REAL EaTATE LOANS.
HousE AND sAFE MOVING.

I MAKE a speciality OF unusual and
heavy moving; houses, safes, raising
buildings; furnish everything. j. w.
Hodges, phone 903.
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SUMNER COTTAGE FOR RENT.

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FOR SALE OR RENT--Cottage on
Clear View Beach, Pelican lake. In
quire at 1900 Broadway, Fargo.
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sALAR, 49, EuRNlTuRE LoANs.

MONEY LOANED to honest employees,
holding permanent positions, strictly
confidential Loans on furniture, pi-
amos, etc, on the installment plan w.
G.. Mahon, 106 Broadway. suite 6,
Huntington block.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE FoR LAND,

ONE Reeves threshing rig. one gaso-
line threshing rig; $1,000 in real es-
tate mortgages; want good N. ID. land
In exchange; what have your Address
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FOR SALE-s100, new FOX visible
typewriter, for s55. Forum Print
ing Co.
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FOR CHOICE improved and unim-
proved farm lands that are sold
upon ten-year payments or on crop
payments, write or call on Frank l.
Kellogg, Cleveland. N. d.
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Attorney for Plasntiff
tJune II. ~. rs; fuly :. IL. u. "a
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rYPEwRIrERs EoR SALE.

ALL KINDS of secondhand typewrit-
ers for SALE cheap. L. c. Smith g.
Bros. Typewriter Co., 61S Front street,
Fargo, N. ID.
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BARBER wanted. ]. e. Spare. Hun
ter. NJ. d.
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ROOM AND BOARD OFFERED.


HOOM or board, $40 tourth ayenu
north.
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, Forum Wans Ads Get Rssulss. )
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FOR SALE-Excellent residence LOT
finely located on Eighth street south.
1Ax16O; cheap IL taken at once. Ad-
dress 271, care Forum.
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GARDEN SEED AND FEED.
o. 9. LEWIS sl2 N. p. avenue. Fargo.
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MEDICAL.

FOR that awful cough and sore throat
Barker,s Cough Remedy.
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WANTED-AlI around printer editor
weekly. w. p. Thurston, Bismarck,
N. ID.
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FOR SALE-Corner lot on car line
Ninth avenue and Thirteenth street
north; east front, water and sewer on
street; $40O. Inquire at s22 Thirteenth
street north.
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HELP -ANTED-MALE.

!.
tfAs Z Knight Printing Co. print Il.
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CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.
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CONTRACTOR Erickson Of DilWerth
is now la shape to give estimates
and plans on applications. Satisfac-
zion guaranteed. Phone 18SO-J.
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Hay FOR SALE.

JUST RECEIVED -15O tons of hay;
No. / upland; must sell quick 10
make room for other stock. T. Gold
berg. s1s Front street
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FOR sALE-norEt

FOR SALE-In Dilworth, Mimi, a
good hotel with fixtures; also lot,
situated in good location; good terms;
also other property for sale. Call on
or address Chris Haugsted, Dilworth,
Mimi.
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.

HOUSEHOLD HEADQUARTERS.
N-@S~O~~~~~~~~~~~-~~N~~~~~ ~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~-~~-~g
BUY, SELL G. EXcHANGE-New ano
second hand furniture aud stoves !;
goods sold on installment plan. Hart
stein, 402 Front street. Phone lSl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-03
Salt Lake Extravaganza
Shown By Some Comparisons

A recent compilation of the financial
affairs of Des Moines, Iowa, received
by the Deseret News. affords oppor-
tunity for some instructive compari-
son with the business management
of our own city. While Des Moines
Is not SO large as Salt Lake. the
figures given still illustrate briefly the
difference between handlin. 4 city in
the interest OF its tax payers, and
handling it as part or political
machine.
In comparison with Des Moines,
which has Il OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF s1,-.
'05y,SlT31 Including bonds, Salt Lake
has. an Indebtedness of $4,794,777.49.
nearly Ave times as great. While Salt
Lake is running at nign-gear. piling
uI;s deficits, Des Moines is conducting
itself on conservative basis and tax.
ing up some of its bonds. 1t is the in
tention of Des Moines to take up!
part of $4,000 bond issue this
year which is outstanding. Salt Lake
can not even pay the interest on its
bonds without drawing on other
funds there being a deficit OF $35,677.-
20 in the account.
Under the Des NIoines plan of gov
eminent with five commissioners the
departmental expenditures have been
cut down on every hand. II cost the
city last May $60,46s.0S. This shows
a saving of s19.951.0S for the month
of May 1909 oyer the month of May
1905.
The departmental expenses of Salt
& Lake are growing every year. For
May 1909, the city's expenditures
amounted to s95,S96
Salt Lakes Indebtedness consists of
s44UU,SO0 in bonds, and ovcrdraftS
OF sT5,ST9.1t in the water supply
fund; S1O4.0S4.A9 in the street fund;
S1u1,439a0 IN the sewer and drain
funds: ss5,6fT.29 in the bond interest
and sinking fund; and s76,s6s.16 in
outstanding warrants. Outside of the
bonds this gives Salt Lake am in
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MORAN's BILL CUT.
Mayor Bransford Knocks Out One
thousand Dollars.

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When P. j. Moran's s2l.5oO bill for
patching UP the leaks and the mistakes
in the outlet sewer pipe reached the
board of public works last night it had
been cut down about $1,000. This was
accomplished by Mayor Bransford and
City Engineer Kelsey. The board hopes
to be ahle to cut 1t down considerably.
more. Moran declares that the bill Is
as low as II will ever be and will fight
that amount,
M6ran's first estimate on the paving
or Main street was pigeon-holed at the
suggestion of the board. Ellis is the
first punishment meted out to him and 1t
Will lay there until the entire improve
ment is completed. 4
The board intends TO punish Moran
for failing to obey its orders last week
on the repairing of sidewalks on Main
street Moran threatens to call them
before the advisory board composed Of
Frank !. Sefrit. c. ]. Crabtree and j. e.
Darmer. to settle the difficulty and COM
pei the board of works to get into line.
Sewer extension 2IS in Earl's court.
was awarded to Davis & Heuser for
$SS5. 80. The other bidders were: Fl. g.
iGillickson. s926.9I; J. d. Hanley. s93s.15
The city engineers estimate for the
work was 1851. Go. &
Z Tom j. Costello was placed on the list
of inspectors of the board.
Il T.. G. Armstrong reported that the
addition to the garbage station, for
which Black & Leefier had been the only
bidders. at s1,037. should not cost moro
than $500. The board thereupon rejected
the bid Ut
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Eents. Mr.. Royle comes fresh from
New York, but he stopped a few days
B at White Rocks on the uintah indian
reservation, to see a tribe perform tile
i sun dance and to gain local color for
his new play In the Blood ,''''s Il SEQUEL
Z TO The SGuaw Man. which is to be
brought out next season by L,iebler &
Company.
Mr. Rosle says the sun dance, while
y Is shorn Of the old time savage fea-
lures, is still sa most Interesting spec
tace as the braves dance with up
turned faces toit the blazing sun, and
the dance lats four days.
Mr. Royic Is now bound for SAN
francisco. where he goes to supervise
the nroductions of his play entitled
The Struggle Everlasting, the two
first acts of which he has rewritten
since the New York production. 1t
VIII be brought, out by Florence Rob-
erts and after witnessing the produc-
ton there. Mr.. Royle will return to the
cast,
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will have to meet in the near future
There is also bond interest amounting
TO s125,0o0 which becomes due this
Year.
In the revenue funds on May 81
the city treasurer's report showed that
there was s132,99S.75 in cash in the
bank Des Moines report showed that
there was s554,2SS.O6 in cash in the
bank in revenue funds.
The present administration will add
considerable to the Indebtedness ofrrhis
city this year. On an assessed yalua-
ltion of s50,000,000, the taxes this fail
will amount to S654,399.95 on IL
s1-10 mill levy. The budget called for
a total expenditure of S1,ISO.S
The administration hopes to make the
difference up on the collection of IL
censes and assessments but it is pro-
bab1e that much of it will stand as a
deficit at the end of the year.
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in the morning" OF July .. and will
march in a body to the building. The
procession viii be led by Held's band.
and Il platoon of police.
At the building the following pro-
gram will be. rendered.:
Patriotic music.
Invocation by Rev. p. A. simpkin
Address by President William j. Hal
!loran.
Address by Gov. William Spry.
Address by Mayor John S. Bransford.
4 Patriotic music IS, &
Grafton by Hon. o. w. Powers.
Music.
Presentation of engrcsscd resolutions
or thanks to Hon Samuel Newhouss.
Response by Mr.. .Newhouse. 81
Lowering the cornerstone into place
while the band plays appropriate
music. followed by closing. remarks by
the president.
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Z,
compel3us to excavates a 1O-foot trench
instead of a 5-foot trench. To handle
dirt to s: 5-foot depth only requires
one handling, but tothandle dirt to a.
depth. of 10 feet requires from two to
fiVe men, with much less output per.
man The additional excavation makes
the work much more expensive on ac-
count of the greater depth and the
amount Of material to be cared for on,
the banks. There is also greater
amount OF water encountered in#a To-
root trench than in a 5foot trench, and
this means an additional expense.
Quicksand, which would not be en-
countered at a 5-foot depth, will be
found at 10-foot depth.
MEANS BIG INCREASE.
The additional depth also means an
increase Of from 6,00O to 5000 yeards OF
excavation for which the city does not
pay. This excavation is necessitated
by reason of the fact. that the banks
have to be sloped to prevent them
from cayinG.
In View of the foregoing facts relat-s
ing to the underestimated amount of
excavation, we helebys desire to notify
you that we shall, at the proper time,
make claim for extra work necessary.
to be done. not at the price bid, but on
basis of what the work Is actually,
worth. A change from the 4, 500 cubic
yards excavation to 11,70O cubic yards
excavation, is, we hold, not within the
meaning of the word deviation" as set
forth in the general instructions to
bidders" which formed a part of our
contract. but makes an entirely new.
contract. 10 increase the amount OF
excavation $50 per cent over the esti-
mate. and to increase the depth of the
trench 100 per cent is practically max
ing anew the conditions upon which
cur contract price was based.
In other words, If in the construction
of one sewer $500 cubic yards is the
estimated amount of dirt to be excavat-
ed. for two sewers 5000 cubic yards
should be the estimated amount of eS-
cavation. and for two sewers and a
half 1880 cubic yards should be tho
estimated amount of excavation. The
city engineer now demands the res
moval of HOO cubic yards, which is
according to his original estimate more
than enough for two and a half of The
original proposed length and width. We
did not contract to build two and a
half sewers of the length and breadth
set forth in the proposals for bids. and
the city engineer having so altered thu,
original estimates as to make it ncces-
sary to remove 11,700 cubic yards OF
dirt instead of $500 cubic yards, We
have been advised that the words dc
Walton and approximate" as used in
the original proposals for bids, have
SO lost their significance and commonly
understood meaning as to make tho
contract now proposed to be enforced
by you, an entirely new and indepen-
dent contract.
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symptoms glands of the neo
health The tnrougn
physical
health
early this It would have
systems healthfnl manhood
trouble and the circulation Of al
diseased
the effects o. this gIeas
for children
free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Gu, allan VA.
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.SPEClAL PROGRAMS
ON SUNDAY EVENING.
Patriotic Numbers Included in Ser
vices BIZ Joint Mutual Improve
mcnt Associations.

8 In many wards Of the city sunday
evening, special programs arranged
With n view Of approprirteness to the
nations birthday Viii be given. The
public is invited to attend these specia!
services Some OF the programs ar
ranged follow:
Eighteenth Wharf.-The joint Mutu-
al program in this ward viii consist Of.
three numbers: {. a Visit to Messina,
by Horace b. Whitney,; Il song, The
FAREWELL, by Horace $. Ensign. a set
Ting of Charles Kinssiey's posm: bricf
re,narI:s on aaPiiarinlage Abroad. by
Horace @! Whitney. The choir will
also render patriotic selections in honur
of the Fourth of July, at the opening
and close.
Twcnty-seycnll, Nara--Elder Nc
phi Jensen will lecture in the twenty
seventh ward at s p. IN. his theme be.
Ing on the subject Of patriotism.
will address the meeting in the Ninth
ward Mt S:SO. his subject being, Our
Country and the Flag
Second Nvard--The following pro-
gram will be given5in the Second ward /.
prayer: 1.-THE Red White and Blue
choir and congregation; recitation: So
10, 1.-THE Flag Without a Stain Flcs-
sic ElEgran: "Patfiotism,"5B. S. Hinck-
ley, "rrhe Star spanglcd Banner" choir
and congregation.
Twentieth Ward-,rhe program of
the Twentieth ward follows: "Alneri-
ca choir ton; "Colun-
bia, the Gem of the Ocean," Miss Myra.
Bates (pupil of Prof Elihu CalD and
congregation; solo, THE Flag Without
IA Stain" Prof Tlihu Call: patriotic adj
dress, Elder Mathonihah Thomas: AN
vii Chorus, choir
Waterloo Wnrd-In Waterloo ward
the Murray First ward choir will fur
.nish the musical numbers of the eve
ming during the rendition of the follow
ing program: .tStar-Spangled Banner"
choir prayer: duet, William Robinson
and NJ Smith; recitation, Anna John,
anthem, 'Thei Lord Is My Shepherd"
choir. solo. NJ. Smith; lecture, Thos.
Martin; anthem, choir.
Seventeenth Ward---The program
in the Seventeenth ward will be as fol-
lows: '.Pilgrilns' Chorus.p choir; pray
er; quartet. THE Flag Without a
STAIN" James III. Nelson, James E.
Ho.aday. Thomas II. Reynolds, Serge
b. Carnpbell: address. DR.. j. +. Tall.
mage; contralto solo, Alice Webley;.
THE Star-Spangled Banner, choir.
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Half Rates to All Points on Lagoon.
Route tickets, sold July 8, 4, and 8.
- ----
Srecial tralnafrom Ogden II. p. M.
Monday July 9th via Lagoon Route.
Mrs. Louise Coulson.
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8 Harvester company in various value
capacities. has resigned his general
agency. and is in Salt Lake Q n q s AZ
pleasure trip Ssi34sli
Mrs. w. i. 4 S. II awk and three chill
dren return tomorrow, from an eight
months absence on the Pacific coast.
for the benfit OF Mrs. Hawks health
which is much improved
Il y. W. Delano. Arthur Parsons. N. h
5sowles and Matter Wright returned I
this morning from p hilad elphia VIII ere
they have been in attendance on the
annual convention the National As
scciatio OF Credit Men.
c. H. Butler Of thestUtah National
bank returned this rrlorni MI from
Seattle where he was q delegate to
tho annual convention OF the Alnerf-
can Institute of Banking
Manager Johnson of The Hill Drug
company has returned from vacation
Ito Now York Y
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from Fourth West street to the Jordan
river. At the time the contract was
entered into. the city engineer did nos
furnish us a profile of the work andtit
was impossible to get any Idea Of the
depth of the aqueduct other than from
the approximate amount 4 excavation
aud back filling set forth in the general
instructions to Bidders. The approxi-
mate amount of eXcava ton was placed
at $500 cubic yards, and the length 81
the aqueduct being about $500 feet and
the width 5 feet A Inches outside diam
seter. the average approximate depth Of
the aQueduct would be about five feet
We began work under contract a bout
March 90, 1909, and about April25, 1909.
the city engineer, furnished us with u
5tnbulation of the yards Of excavation
to be made between the beginning
poilt of the aqueduct and f;inth West
ST. Get. The tabulation shows the ne
,cessity for an excavation of 1890 GU
bic yards, being an excess Of $500 Gu
bic yards of excavation estimated for
The whole work on the entire length Of
h., i
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NED RoYLE IN TOWN.
On Ills Way to San Francisco 10
Supervise Production OF Play.

Edwin Milton Royle better known to
his friends in Salt Lake, where he grew
up, as Ned" author of .Trhe squaw
Man." Friends and other successful
plays. is in the city visiting his par.