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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

urday June 26th. 1909. at I .. M, by the
Board of Education OF Granite school
District for the erection of two four
room, school buildings, one 70 be erected
18th and 18th South Streets, and one
at Hunter, about eight miles west Of
state Street on Fourteenth South Street.
salt Lake County. Utah. Separate bids
viii be received for mason and carpen-
ter work tincluding plastering and paint
ing) and piping for heating plant.
ct the office of N. Edw. I,ilienberE.
arnhiteci. 2d1-7s1 COMMERCIAL Club Build.
ing, Salt Lake City. Utah. Each bid must
of S per Cent of the amount of the bid
made payable TO the Board Of Education
of Granite School District. The success
ful bidder will be required to give q.
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TRIBUTE TO THE. LATE
JENkIN H0WELLS OF WALES

~ .
There is scarcely missionary who
has laboretl in the South Wales mission
III Great Britain. but who tremembers
the late Jenkin HoWells; and il there
be one who has not been the recipient
of his broad hospitality and the mother
~ solicitude and attention of his spleu-t
did Wife, it will be because these good
~ people were not aware of the mis-
sionary's visit to Aberdare--a very rare
occurrence, il Is upon the request 81
many of these prpclaimers of the Cos
pei that the News pays this some
what belated tribute to the memory of
q good mana recognition whose tar
diness is due only to the unobtrusive-
ness of the man in his lifcs work,
At the time Of Mr.. Howells' death,
which was in 1902. the Aberchre Leader
gave TO the deceased a distinguished
attention seldom bestowed upon men
of today, recognizing the great genius
and far-reaching philanthropy which
chara cterized his life. Like many an
other man who has risen to the heights
in public esteem and private achieve
ment, Mr. Howel's' early education was
meager and 1t was only through the
utmost diligence and applica ton thai
he finally gained eminence as one Of
the foremost Welsh mathematicians.
antiquarians. linguists, historians and
literary figures. He was a practical
printer. and under the Friendly and In
dustrial Societies act he qualified as
all expert in figures receiving appoint
5ment as auditor to the South Wales
and Monmouthshire Miners and Per-
rnanent fund. During his career in
the printing business he published and
edited a Welsh newspaper, ~ Gweitt-
iwr Cymreig," which attained no mean
literary prominence and whose utter
ances upon Welsh lore and legend
brought it to be looked upon as a
standard in these matters during the
five years of its existence. 1t is hardly
necessary to say that he was musician
and a poet-he was a Welshman, and
that is sufficient statement to fix his
accomplishments in these respects One
of his special studies was in the Welsh
dialect of Glamorsan, and In this he
attained unusual distinction, as he did
in the dissection of Cymric place-names.
To those in search Of Welsh historical
and biographical data Mr.. Howells lib
rary and personal collations would
prove of the highest value. He spent
years of time in accommodating vast
mass OF information along these lines
and whoever may have fallen heir to
these Accommodations is possessed of an
invaluable treasure. Mr.. Howell was
an intimate friend and associate Of the
late and learned DR.. Price, who was
prominent and respected figure at
Pontypridd, where his old castle was
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work fincluding plastering and paintinS)
and piping for heating. Plans and spe-
!Edw. Gutenberg. architect. 2so-z1l Com
inercial Club Bmilding. Salt Lake city
Utah. Each bid must be accompanied
with a certified check of per cent of
the Board of Education of Granite
School District. The successful bidder
will be required to give a bond In a sum
contract price Bids will be opened at
the office of the Board Of Education OF
Granite School District. 1900 South State
Street, Thursday. June Ath. 1909. at 4
p. m.
Rights reserved to reject any or all
BOARD OF EDUCATION,
Granite School District.
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the main plant. Teams are at work
grading this portion of the company
ground and as soon as this is complete
actual construction will begin at once
In the center is seen the temporary
power station. n transformer where
the current from the Telluride plant
will be stepped-up to the necessary
voltage to operate the machinery of
the plant The plans call for an In
dependent power plant when the
smelter Is completed and this plant
wIl produce much more power thar
Is needed for the smeiter and
enough besides to light the new and
old towns of Tooele. The economy in
the entire plan of the smelter is
shown when it is stated that the
waste heat in the smelter furnaces will
furnish the heat for the generation
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laundry, another barber shop, anoth-l
err well the others We're going to put
all sorts of buildings that belong to
town.
That was two months ago.
Last Tuesday party OF newspaper
men was taken out to the new town
In a gasoline car over the Salt Lake
route and then over the line of the
Tooele Improvement company, now
completed to the smelter site and OPP
Grating a two train passenger service
daily and numerous freight trains.
Like mushroom, the new town
was rearing It's head and the streets,
for streets exist there now in realty
where, stakes marked them the day
Of the auction---the streets were filled
with busy builders making the Hair
ring with the hammer and trowel
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and the saw made music in the land.
Buildings completed and buildings
nearly finished and buildings just be-
gun dot the townsite from one end to
the other. From the townsite. the
whistle of a steam shovel up on tho
smelter site occasionally lets the peo-
pie in the valley know that there II
something doing on the hill The Of
flee of the company has been moved
to another building and the large
building used before for the office
has been turned into rooming house
to accumulate the busy men who are
building the city. In building the new
city, every advantage of local condi-
tons is awaited or. In one place tie ma
terial taken from cellar excavations is
being screened and mixed with cement
for the foundations. In another it is
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being screened and mixed with
cement and put through a machine
that makes bricks hard as stone
while one waits. The bricks are dried
In the sun and are harder than any
pressed brick fired in kiln ever
dared to be. The Tooee townsite is
now town, and a busy one of much
promise.
Up on the hill at the mouth o. Pine
canyon there is another busy. scene.
There is a force of 1000 men busy
with grading outfits, concrete gangs.
machinery installers and all other
classes OF labor that must enter into
the building of smelter. The pictures
reproduced herewith only show
fraction OF the activity to be seen on
all sides at the smelter site. On the
right is shown view of the site of
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~ April ia short: two
K \ months agn-there stood one
~ lonely house on what has been
z named the Tooclc Townsite. 1t
vas = Aaiit many years ago and on that
Z " me . day ofHahc auction sale of
!, WI 'ots, was occupied by the
!. aYoele Improvement company as Of
;s'S me railroad track was built
ilst 10 this point and engineers were
.u'iiilhs thesfines for It's extension to
w. shesters$site at that time, Not
0.ner building was in site when the
~ N'''iieef mounted his block iii front
~. hlse blackboard upon which
Nss plat of the new town. Vixen
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e Il (
located above, the Common and hard
by the worid-famed Rocking Stone. He
WAS born at rorfoel Penderyn,, and Was
IS years old at the time of his death.
1t lis locally interesting to know. that
he was a brother to the late Thomas
Howclls ofethes old Fifteenth ward and
an uncle of Thomas F.Howells and
Former Sheriff John lioWclls aud the
5othei@men of the. Fifteenth ward family!
Among the missionaries who knew Of
or have been guests of Mr.. Howells at
No. 6 Commercial Place. Aherclare,
were the late Bishop elias Norris
George Bywater and David r. Gin,
Bishop Hughes of Mendon. and Elders
Walter j. Lewis. William N. Williams.
Nephi Pratt William Bulge, John II
Evans Juhn Huwells, Joseph H Parry.
Edwin f. Parry, Thomas r. Howells
and host Of others whose names are
not now recalled. All of these feel that
the deceased will come to a deserved
reward for the good he has done and
tie Kindness lie has shown toward his
fellowmeli.
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of the electrical current. To the LETT
Is seen the site of this power house
and also the site of the machine shops.
blacksmith paint, carpenter and 9th
er shops. Concrete foundations are be-
ing built for this structure now. II
will be commodious in the extreme
large enough for plant three times
the size of the one planned.
In less than a year the entire plant
Will be ready for work. April is tina
time called for delivery of its first
contract ores for smelling and tho
engineers in charge of the work say
that it will be ready for starting at
the time scheduled--and they predict
that when all is ready. the town Of
Tooele will be a populous and thrip-
ing city where two months ago only
grass covered its broad acres.
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NOTICE TO cos TRACTORS.

sealed bids will be received up to
Monday, June 81 1909, at l. o'clock,
noon, by tho Board ot Education OF Jor-
a four.room school building at Lark
salt Lake county, Utah. Plans and
specifications can be seen IN the Of
flee of n. Edw. Liljenberg, architect,
.2So-2S1 Commercial club building, Salt
Lake city. Utah. Each bid must be
accompanied by certified check of 5
per cent of the amount of the bid made
payable to The Board Of Education Of
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT no ..

THE JUAB LAND AND CATTLE
company. Principal place of business
Salt Lake City, Utah, Notice is hero
by given that at a meeting of the d.
rectors held on The 18th day of June. 1902
as assessment of ten ClO1 cents per
share. being assessment No. . WAS lev
led on the capital stock OF the cnrpola-
ton. payable Immediately to George NJ
Jorgensen. secretary of the corporation,
at his office. Heber City. Utah.
Any stock upon which this assess
ment may remain unpaid on the 9Th day
Of July, 1909, Will be delinquent aud
advertised for sale at public auction,
and unless payment is made before viii
be sold on the &Srd day of July, 1909, 70
with the cost of advertising and expense
of sale
GEORGE nj. .JORGENSEN,
Secretary Of .Iuab Land and Cattle Com
pany. Bank Of Hcber City, Heher.
Utah.
Date Of first publication June T. 1879.
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the auction was fairly well started
big. strcaks of red chalk showed the
lots that had been purchased and
when the hammer went down for the
last sale, the greater portion Of the
blackboard had been covered with red
streaks.
During the progress of that auction
a slip of paper was passed to the big
throated auctioneer and he paused
his telling of funny stories to tell the
crowd about him of what the future
would see. The slip of paper contained
a list or buyers and the kind Of build
ings they were going to erect. One
was going to put upga hotel, another 2
drug store, another department
store. another an office building,
another butcher shop. another a
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- of one cent per share az of cent
being assessment No. :: was duly icyiee
on the capital stockSof the corporation
payable Immediately TO Utah National
Bank salt Lake City. Utah. Any stock
upon which this assessment may re-
main unpaid on the 18th day of June.
1909. will be delinquent and advertised
for sale at public auction. and unless
payment Is made before. Will be sold
july 18th, 1909. at the Utah National
Bank to pay the delinGuent assessment.
together with the cost OF advertising
4. r. w. HINTz.
Secretary.
PA South 9th r.. salt Lake City, Utah.
Sotice.--At n meeting held by the pi-
rcctorS of the company on June S. 1903,
the date for the stock to become de-
linqucnt was extended from June 10. to
july ist, 1893, and the date of sale from
July 9Th. 1909, TO July 18th. 1899.
a. Il. w. IINTZ,
Secretary.
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NOTICE FOR BIDS.

the State Board of. Examiners Mt tho
office of the Secretary of the Boaid.
Room Isl City and County Building.
Salt Lake City, Utah, up 70 ~ O. CLOCK
noon on Monday. June 21st. 1909. for
furnishing material, printing and binding
1--WE thousand 5000 scnool registers as
per sample on file In the office or the
ton.
certified check for 10 per cent of
the amount must accompany the bid.
The board reserves the right to reject
STATE BOARD OF EXAMINERS.
By C. S.. TINGEY. Secretary.
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der will be required to give bond
a sum equal to one-half of tho
.tmount of tho contract price. Bids will
be opened at the office of the Board
of Education of Jordan school district
at Sandy, Utah. Monday, June 81, 1903,
at L. o'clock noon, Rights reserved To
reject any or all bids.
BOARD OF EDUCATION,
Jordan School District.
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NOTICE no CONTRACTORS.

sealed bids Will be received up to
sThursday. June. oath 1909. at z p. m. by
the Board Of Education of Granite. Schoni
District for the erection of two six-roonl
school butldinEsi one. TO be srscted, i ar at
2srd East near 18th South street; salt
Lake County, Utah. separate bids VIII
be received for mason and carpenter
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The above picture is a, representation
Ii the5Hamilton family whichsheld Ills
annual reunion in the Mill Creek ward
house, Friday, June IL. James S. Ham
Hon the prcgenitor of the Hamilton
family Of Utah, was born in ireland,
JuFte Il, 1878. coming to Canada, 1882.
sstfs.nlarried Mary. Ann lalpbel, July TO-
isa They Joined the Church in 1874
sItder John hartman baptizing them.
n 1876 they. emmigrated to Nauvoo. he
|g there at the dedica ton OF the Maui
No Temple. They came west with the
Hints as far as Kanesville. from which
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PLACE as they Went back tosMissourf until
1852 when they arrived in Utah. set
Ting in Mill Greek, their present home
The Hamilton family can be classed
among the great home builders of the
west. They endured the vicissitudes
and enjoyed the growth and prosperity
!Qf the country being Industrious,
thrifty. and progressive.
There are at present 235 descendants
of the family, with grandma Hamilton
the first being still among them. James
l.. Hamilton, her husband. died in the
fall of 1875.
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the 10th day of April, 1909, SO many
NAV be necessary will be sold at the Of
lice OF the company 81 East First
South Street. Salt Lake City, Utah, on
nav tile DELINQUENT assessment. together
with the cost of advertising and cxpense
of sale, 60
nv order of the Board of Directors.
Mail all payments to z andt9 Upper Main
street Salt Lake City. Utah.
DATED April 1G.S1909.
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NEXT WEEK IN HISTORY.

rescued Lieutensns a. w. Greedy
and six others, only survivors OF
the Greedy polar expedition to
Lady FRANKLIN bay.
lS9s--General Skaters corps made the
first landing on Cuban soil at Dali
quiri.
1905 Ellen NJ. Alnes. an author known
us Eleanor Kirk, died at Weeka-
paus. r. l.; born 1892.
JUNE %.
lS60--'rhe split Democratic conventions
nominated Stephen A. Douglas and
John c. Brecknrldge as rival candl-
dates, giving the election to Lincoln
and resulting in the Civil war
1S65--Blockade of southern ports re-
moved by proclamation of the presi-
dent
1s92--tirover Cleveland nominated for
president at Chicago by a vote OF
616 out of a06.
JUNE "a.
14a7-John and Sebastian Cabot dis
covered North America, probably
the coast of Labrador: they sailed
800 ileaguese along the coast and
ereEed the bantsars of England and
Venice.
1SlS-Henry Ward Beecher born at
Litchtied. Conn; died 1857.
1S3S-,lohn Randolph of Roanoke, Va,
statesman, died: born lI73.
JUNE 25.
Alexander Macomb, soldier, hero
of the battle of Plattsburg, died in
Washington; born 1888.
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many shares of each parcel of such
stock as may be necessary will be sold
at the office of said company, basement
No. 81 South Main Street. Salt Lake
City, Utah, to pay delinduent assess
ments thereon, together with the. cost
of advertising and expenses of sale.
G. III. RACI6M.hN, Secretary.
Basement No. 81 S. MINI Street. Salt
Lake CitY. Utah.
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bond In sum equal to one-half of the
amount of the contract price. Bids will
be opened at the office of the Board of
South State street. Saturday, June 18th,
1909 at q. m.
Rights reserved to reject any or all
BOARD OF, EDUCATION,
C.ra nitp School Distrct
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DELINQUENT NOTICE

THE SILVER COPPER KININGf MIN
ING co. 80 South Main St. Salt Lake
City, Utah. Notice-There are delinquent
upon the following described stock on ac-
count of assessment No. 3, levied on the
9th day of January. 1903. the several
amount set opposite the names OF tho
respective shareholders as follows:
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d DELINQUENT NOTICE.

4 Il itst:sssSISNTuRY GOLD MINING AND
/ ths .s.la...aNlf CONF NY.T-Piincipal place
! '1lsn,f'ess, Salt Lake City, Utah. No
: Ghsie IS delinquent on the follow
~ aass.Ss.fihed stock on account of assess
M, -SaSo y, levied on5the 10th day OF
/, ,;ss;teses.tlle names of the rsspectiye share
tdepSy as follows- - : ~
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EXCURSIONS EAST.

EXCURSIONS EAST.
From Ogden, Salt Lake and points on
main line of Rio Grande Western Ry. to
Chicago and return. s55 90
ST. Louis and return ............. $4,000
St. Paul and Minneapolis .........s52 90
Omaha, st. Joe and Kansas City. .;4o.o 90
Colorado common points .s22.5o
Dates of Sale--June 4, s. II, ~. 16 and
26, July 2, 8, % and "a, August 10 and
IA, and September 10 and IL.
Long limit and stopovers via Colorado
Midland railway.
Write for full Information and beau
tiful book Of Colorado views.
L. II. HARDING, Gen. Agent,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

THE LAKE SIDE MINING co. Prin-
cipal place of business. Salt Lake city.
Utah. Notice is hereby given that at a
18th day Of May. 1909. an assessment Of
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And in accordance with law and an or
der Of the Board of Directors made on
the i:li daS OF March, 1aee. extending
the time from March 22nd. 1909. until
April 18th, 1909. and an order of the
Board of Directors made on April 1,
1893 extending the time of sale from
April ~, 1909. to June d. 1909, at the hour
of 10 O'clock a m. at which Tina so
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DEsEREr EVENING NEWS SATURDAY. JUNE IS 1909

lsI6-Gen. George A. Custer and III
men OF his command massacred by
the Sioux on the Little Big Horn
river. Montana. II,
lS75-Mortimer Thompson, humorous
writer and lecturer. known as 20.
Is Philander Doesticks, P. b."
died: born 1882.
l9os-'Grover Cleveland. president Of
the United States from 1855 to 1889
and from 1898 to 1897, died at Prince
ton, MI; born 1897
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JUNE &C..

154l-F1ancisco Pizzaro. Spanish con-
queror, assassinated in Lima, PERU
born l4T6.
l7s6--David Rittenhouse, early astron-
omer and manager of the United
States mint, died; born 1882
l662-Beginning of 1.-THE Seven Days
Fight before Richmond. Va.
1S63-Rear Admiral Andrew Hull Foote.
us. N, distinguished naval Of
ficer, OF the Civil war. died; born
1906 &
1SSa.-Smon Cameron. Lincoln's secrc-.
tary of war in 1862, died; born
1899.
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GLoBE-wERNICKE BOOKCASES
In all woods and sizes.
Breeder Office Supply Co.
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Consult County Clerk or respective slsE-
ers for further information,
bato Division. IN and for Salt Lake
County Utah. N The matter Of the les les
tate OF James. Nicholson, Deceased. NO
ticc.-The petition OF Annie Nicholson,
exccutrix Of the last VIII and Testament
and estate of James Mickelsoh. deceased.
praying for the settlement of final ac-
count Of said Annie alicKelson,, executrix.
and for the distribution of the residue
Of said estate 10 The persons entitled.
has tGcu set for hearing OIL Friday.
the 25th day OF June. A. D. 1909. at
o'clock ~ M, ar tho County Court
House In the Court Room of said Court.
In salt Lake City. Salt Lake County.
Witness the clerk of ssid Court witt.
the seal thereof affixed this 18th day OF
~, lIABGARET ZANE wITcHER;
tSeaTt Clerk.
Bg J.. r Palmer, Deputy Clerk.
s. P. Armstrong. Attorney for Feti-
toner.
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JUNE 20.

u 50 u ? 2. . e. + y X T. -
Il Matthew Simpson. noted bishop
fs.. .'a Methodist Episcopal church
q Wy In Gaiiz, o.; died *1ssa.
DOLL mho anal papers We're signed by
Isl-ll.5i, Alnsk;l was sold to the
It t sn,tnd states for $7,ao0000.
..taSt a., Anna, general, dictator
Il, n,,rcsident of Mexico for many
t aus = died 1T his estate of Mango
,ssii,myo; born l19a'
Sai JUNE II.
s., captain John Smith, famous in
la, ,rGaii settlement, died in Lon
4, ag gncrease Mather, famous New
lN'ss raaland5 preacher. born in Dor
Il hnns,er. Mass; died 1923.
NAV NAV Hampshire ratified the
i's' T;nited states Constitution, the
!. ninth state, thus insuring its adop-
Il, &, VI. Ssena Tor !, Leland Stanford, the
lAlssscia,iifornia p1tdlist, died at Palo
slto CAL; born 1874.
,s;oaHIa force of American marines I'M
Y ssr Major Waller ambushed IN the
roasd from Taku to Tientsin; the
consulate at Tientsin de-
stroyed by Boxers.
3sS. June %.
Si-Paul3.} Charles Ml9rphs, famous
\ tchess playc' 5l!io, defeated in turn
X The best players in America, Eng
K land. France and Germany, born
\ II New orleans; died there, 1854
t,...captaill Nv. S. Schleyts relief
# narfg 4 reached Cape Sabine and
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USUAL SUNDAY EXCURSION TO
OGDEN.

June Goth, via Oregon Short Line.
Round trip s1.00. Excursions every
Sunday during summer.
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Upper Falls Resort.
Trout Fishing best in years.
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MILL CREEK.

Ian1ron Great
Hol infant Baby Corum Beckstead
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.

Consult County Clerk or respective sign
ers for further information