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SCISSORS.

To All whom IL May Concern:
Take notice that hidewalk assess
ment rolls Nos. 140i TO 3tbt. both IN
pense OF constructing cement side
walks az hereinafter described. have
been prepared. and are now open TOT
inspection. revision or correcuonA ~
the Common Council at q session there
OF. TO be held on Tuesday. the lbtn DAY
OF November, 1910. at y. m. city ume'
for confirmation.
The lot or lots described In each roll
have been assessed for the cost and ex.
pense OF constructing the walk In front
OF or adjoining the parcels named IN
such roll
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HIGH STREET.

Roll No. 2420 Lot S--Dufheld's sub.
Of Park lots Nos 81 and SO, in the City
of Detroit. On the north side OF High
street, between Clifford and Park
streets
10. u and w. u OF lot 56-Lothrop's
sub. OF Park lot, SO. and part Of Park
lot So On the south side OF High
street, between Park street and Wood
ward avenue
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xCarman entry.
xxApprest.-> Allowance cleimed
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GRAND BOULEVARD.

Roll No. .2t13 Lot 127-Scotten. Low
EFT and Davis SUB OF Scotch and Lov-
IS Alexis Campau farm. 20 called. ly-
ing between Dix roa6. so-called. and NJ
c. r. r Except boulevard). On the
east side Of Grand boulevard, between
Toledo avenue and NJ Q. r. r.
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Roll Nc. 2A37. Lot T2-Brushs sub. OF
the SLY STA n. OF the WY y OF the
rear concession OF p. c. $50. lying N.
OF Toledo avenue. On the south side
OF Plumer avenue. between Campbell
and Junction avenues.
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JOBBINC PRICES.
Canned GoOds-Apc.es, gals, &215:
baked beans. lib. so % soc: Lima beans.
SIT15O. Corn: Fancy Maine, f110,
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MICHIGAN AVENUE.

Roll No alSs w. n. OF lot and
syth farms, sub. OF lots g. 9. and 8.
block IS. On the south side OF Miohi-
gan avenue. between Fifth street and
Sixth avenue
Lot Z, block 1-Crane and NELSON'S
sec OF the Forsyth farm. On the north
side OF Michigan avenue. between Fifth
street and Sixth avenue.
w. "a n. OF lot and lot ., block IS
woodbridge farm az divided by the
Commissioners in partition. On the
south side OF Michigan avenue, be-
tween Brooklyn avenue and Eighth
street
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VERMONT AVENUE.

Roll No. z45O. NJ u of lot ia and s
a OF lot 115-Larneds sub. on tn,
Lafferty farm. On tho east side o
Vermont avenue. between Spruce anC
Bagg streets.
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MAGNOLIA STREET.

Roll No. 2ta2. Lot S-Ferdinand
MorIell,s sub. OF o: L. 3 p g 1ss, =;
or Michigan avenue. On the eouth
side OF Magnolia street, between Law
ton and MSybury Grand avenues
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pa Eo No Csc No Lot asS block x, ssSe Of
avenue. On the east side OF Thirty
second street. between Jackson and
Buchanan streets.
Lot 8, block 19-Fyfe. Barbour and
Warren's sub. OF that part OF p. c. geo.
lying between Horatio street and War
rem avenue. On the east side OF ThIr-
ty- second street. between Horatio and
Herbert streets
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Roll No. atso Lot Z, except alley -
OK the sub. o. p G. a., between Fort
street and tho Dix road. on the east
side OF Mckinstry avenue. between La
fayatta avanua ana partar alra0t.
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Roll No. 2t42 Lots I6l and l65-
Plat of Mary z Armstrong; sub. OF
the w. part of the Lafontaine farm, N.
OF Grand River avenue. T. 2 s., r. IL
between Kirby and Hudson avenues
Lot 120-Plat OF Mary E. Armstrong;
sub. OF the W part OF the Lafontaine
farm. " OF Grand River avenue, r.
g.; r.. III F. On the east side OF Six
teenth street, between Antoinette
street and McGraw avenue.
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TNVENTY-NINTH STREET.

Roll No. 2449. Lot v-Plat OF Ham
moDd and Rich's sub. OF part OF p. C.'s
81 and $50. N. OF Michigan avenue and
Hammond's sub. of lot 81 OF p. c. So
On the west side OF Twenty-nInth
street. between Michigan avenue and
Visger street.
Lots IS and 66-Plot of Hammond
land Rich's sub. OF part of p. C.'a AZ
and bs3, ~ OF Michigan avenue and
Hnmmond's sub, OF lot 81 OF p. c. 80
On the west side OF Twenty-ninth
street. between Buchanan and Jackson
streets.
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FOURTH AVENUE.

Roll No. 2412. Lot 1-WeitEeIs sub
OF the N part OF block II, Crane farm
On the west side or Fourth avenue. bs-
tween Willis and Calumet avenues
N. Is IT, Of lot la; 8. 16 IT. OF lot 146
Crane farm. being blocks 20. SO, IS. 81.
3S, 80, 40 az, 43 and IS OF the Crane
farm. On the east side OF Fourth ave-
nue., between Langley and Hudson
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TOLEDO GRAIN AND PROVISION.

TOLEDO. O.. Nov. 5.-wheat: Cash.
e2hc; Dec s3isc. May S3%c: July.
e51zc. Corn: size; Dec, axe; May.
81 &c; July. SIC. oats: Cash. 34i4c;
Dec. 34Mc: May. 378c: July. 3s4 e.
Rye No. 2. 7Sc. No. 2, T4c CIoverseed /.
Cash and Nov, $3.50; Dec and March.
ks.T y. Alsike: Prime and Dec, $3.50.
Timothy: Prime and Nov, SAC. But
ter and hav cd
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MILWAUKEB AVENUE.

Roll No. 1885, Lot Sl-Herbert IA
Messmore Estate. frac. sec 1. T. q g.
r. IL e. and frac. sec. So. T. g.. r.
IL z, except the SLY 2i0.64 t. On the
south side OF Milwaukee avenue be-
street
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HARVEY AVENUE.

Roll No. 2419. Lots 10, 90 and 81,
block 19-Plat of Reeder, Jerome and
Dufheld's sub. OF the E. S54 n. OF p. G.
No 30 On the north side OF Harvey
avenue, between Campbell and juno
tion avenues.
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MCMILLAN STREET.

Roll No. 24Sl, e. 10 n. OF lot lvvI
and lot 10eS-Plat OF the sub. or the
Walter Crane farm. On the north Side
OF Mcmillan street. between Campoeil
and Junction avenues.
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Roll No. 2427. s. 4t.3S n. of N. as. SO
r. OF lot 76-Hodges Bros sub. of o.
LIS es, %, 102 and 103, Woodbridge
farm. on the east side OF Lincoln ave-
nue.. between Alexandrine and Seldon
avenues.
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block Sub. OF o. LIS 2, and 4; aiso
the re-sub. OF blocks 1, ,, and "a Of
McGraw's sub. of part OF frac. sec. a.
~ 2 8, r. IL r.. On the southeast
side OF wrefOrd avenue. between Grand
River and Twenty-third street
Any person desiring &c object to any
atsessment so made, may, upon fling
10 the date last above mentioned. n
written protest, be heard before lhe
Committee on y Streets, to whom such
protests will be referred at a meeting
thereof 10 be held on tho Monday fol-
lowing such. reference at 10 a. M. city
time, al the Committee room, City Hall
GD JOHN G. NAGEI.
President Board OF Assessopa.
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LOGAN AVENUE

Roll No 242s Lot 17-Edward e.
Sullivan's sub. OF lots 81, 80 and ~ OF
sullivan's sub of o. L. OF the Ship
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GRAND RIVER AVENUE.
GREENWoOD AVENUE.

Roll No 24ls Lot I6-Duncan and
Moore's sub OF o l. 10 OF the sub OF
the Forsyth farm. n. OF Grand River
road On the east side Of Greenwood
avenue, between Garfield avenue and
Ly sander street
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so MEN TO SOAK THEIR WATCHES
and diamonds at Uacle Franks Loan
Office, 5 East 3rd South. Ind. phone y52.
f59l
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WANTED. SWIMMING INSTRUCTOR
by young man. must be reliable and
trustworthy. State terms for 9 lessons
LIS Tribune o913
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NOW BELIEVE RICE
SLAIN BY H0LDUPS

CLEVELAND. o.. Aug. s.-The theory
that William l.. Rice the wealthy attor-
ney, whose murdered body was found
near his Euclid Heights home on Friday.
)was assassinated for revenge was prac-
tically abandoned by the police this
evening. The discovery OF new clues
Yesterday and today, all Of which point
20 attempted robbery being the motive
Of the crime. has confirmed their opin-
ion that holdup men are responsible for
the lawyers death.
From some source. which they refuse
70 disclose, the police claim to have
learned that a robbery had been planned
by professional criminals In the neigh
borhood OF Mr., Rice's home on the night
Of the murder. The two objections to
the robbery theory are that the body was
found lying in the full glare OF an arc
light, and that nothing OF value had been
removed from It,
The police explain this on the ground
that the murder was preceded by a
struggle in which Mr.. Rlce's assallants
were forced into the light, and that the
noise of an approaching automobile
frightened them away before they had
chance TO rifle their victim
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CONGRESS OF MUTES
FROM MANY NATIONS

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo. Aug. g.
Five hundred tives OF the deaf
mutes OF Canada, Austria, Germany.
China. England and America gathered
here today for the first session of the
National Association OF the Deaf and
the third worlds congress OF the deaf.
The delegates are meeting at the Colo
RADIO state school for the deaf and blind.
An address OF welcome was read from
Governor John +. Shafroth of Colorado
and. Mayor II. F, Avery Of Colorado
Springs extended the freedom OF the city.
Addresses were made by L. Yung Yew,
Chinese consul at San Francisco; Henri
Gaillard OF Paris, Albin Maria watse-
luik OF Altenburg, Germany. the Rev
Francis Haginn. Belfast. Ireland; Sir A.
n Falrbairn OF London. DR.. Percival
Hall OF Washington. d. c.. president of
the national association. spoke somewhat
at length at the great development In
recent years In educational work for the
deaf and dumb. One OF the most I'M
portant features OF the program today
Is the election of officers. which will
take place this afternoon. lndica tons
point TO the election of Olag Hanson OF
Seattle as president o. II. Resensburg
OF Los Angeles secretary. and ]. Schuy-
Ter OF Council Bluffs. Ia. as treasurer.
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MOYER DENIES He
AT Tackled G0MPERS
President of Miners Fedora.
ton Makes Explanation and
Asks for Conference.

WASHINGTON. Aug. s.-President
samuel Gompers OF the American Fed
eration of Labor today received q let
ter from President Meyer Of the Western
Federation OF Miners. denying that In
his speech before the recent miners con-
yention Mt Denver he had made q state-
ment disparaging either the American
Federation OF Labor or Mr.. Gompeys as
its president.
he explained that he had told The dele-
rates that Mr., Gompers. after tcirty
years Of labor should be retired on a
pension for the good work no had done
Il the policy Of the American Fedora
zion was wrong, he declared. he had also
said TO the delegates. II was their duty
10 endeavor to change II by becoming u
part Of the national body.
Mr.. Meyer asked Mr.. Gompers to name
the place and time for conference be-
tween representatives Of the American
Federation OF Labor and the Western
Federation of Miners. looking to a mer-
ger.
Mr.. Gompers said today be would en-
deayor to arrange the conference for the
inter part of this week or the first part
OF next. and 1t would probably be held
La Chicago,
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HEROIC YOUNG SEAMAN
SAVES THREE LIVES

WASHINGTON, Aug. s.-For herolsm
that saved three lives. Earl l.. Stout, an
ordinary seaman In the navy. has been
commended by Rear Admiral Mason. act
Ing secretary OF the navy
Stout. who is attached to the training
snip Franklin, stationed at Norfolk
while making a trip from the vessel to
calls for help and discovered that a wom-
an. a child about years of age and an
infant were flounderng In the water The
skl1f In which they were rowing had
overturned.
Stout went to the rescue. He sup
ported the boy and the infant and
dragged them toward an approaching
sklff and, when they were safe. swan
back and rescued the woman
According to the commanding officer
Stout made no report OF the heroic con-
duct and seemed reticent and modest
when questioned about II. Stout. who
has been in the service six months. is a
native OF Illinois
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NEGRO FORCES GIRL
TO SIGN EX0NERATION

ST LOUIS. Aug. S.--Miss Lulu FehI-
hammer reported to the police today
that she was attacked at n pistol point
last Tuesday night by James Bradfield,
alias Bradford. n negro. when she went
to answer what proved to be n fake
advertisement for office girl Brad
field was arrested Saturday night while
coying her by means of an ADVERTISE
ment into the building OF which he was
janitor
Bradfield. according TO Miss Fehlham-
mer. held pistol to her head when she
recovered from faint and made her
sign a statement that she visited the
office building on her own free VIII. The
statement was found in Bradfeld's s
pocket and attached TO II was lock of
Miss Fehlhammer's hair.
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"J0Y RIDERS" FLEE
FROM OFFICER TO SORROW

SAN JOSE. Cal. Aug, S.-Attempting
TO escape after they had been arrested by
local motorcycle traffic officer, n party
OF San Francisco automobilists came to
grief here last night when, trying to stop
al the end OF blind street, after long
lodging race. the machine skidded in a
half circle and turned turtle.
The injured are:
R. e. Patton Of Newman. Cal, skull
fractured; may die.
Mrs. Clara Williams OF Oakland. COM
pound fracture of arm.
Miss Jones OF Oakland, arm broken.
All OF the party were hurled forty feet
through the air. The car was completely
wrecked
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HISTORIC OLD BOAT
ON LAST VOYAGE
Frigate Portsmouth to Be
Transferred to Naval Mu-
scum at Seattle.

NEW YORK. Aug. s.-The frieatc
Portsmouth. one OF the last old square,
rugged participants in the Civil war still
aHoat. weighed anchor today on the hrst
leg OF her last journey She will sal!
shortly for Seattle. where She Is TO be
transformed into a naval museum.
Inc Portsmouth was built at Ports
mouth. \, H. but she was largely manned
oy the state OF Washington. and the
claim OF their descendants was given
nrst call by the federal government. al
thouRh san Francisco also put In a bid
tor her. because she took possession OF
california In the name of the United
states. Her journey today was brief.
She was lowed 10 the New York navy
yaro, where her seams Will be freshly
caiked Tor her trip around the Hora
and up the Pacific coast. Until last year
me portsmouth was kept In commission
US n training ship for the New Jersey
naval reserve. but they abandoned her
Tor the moro modern monitor Tonopah
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DIED

NEWTON-In this city. August G Horatio
Newton. aged 10 years. Funeral service
will be held from O'Donneu q Co
chapel today (Tuesday) at IL a. IN. In
termont Mt. Olivct.
DOVER-In this city, August 7. Irene Il.
Dover aged 3 months. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. +. w. Dover. Funeral services
Will be held from O'Donnell & Co.'S chapel
on Tuesday. August 0. at > p. m. Inter
ment City cemetery.
GRAY-In this city. August T. Sarah G.
Gray infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs;
James GRAY, in her first year. Funeral
services Will he held from the late resi-
dcnce, $50 South Third West. Tuesday
August Q. at p. m. lnterment at city
cemetery
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o,nrp or NOTICE THEREON.

LIS,''fSS Sn tS,s s,h Gay OF August. a. D. 1910.
an reading the foregoing petition II M ,s
ordered orr by the court that o heafimg ing 9f of
s@a "r,rt pPo' j D. 1910, before said court At At
Salt Lake CITY in saia aad GYFIs' fhat notice no
2soSM ,aS~oi 'b be iII published in The salt Lake
TTo%ne na ,Sst al EnoWS pr%SS' cTedtors
district. anu I,ersons IN interest may appear
At Se sad S and pIasS MSS the 1n' prayer rnST
tjs'Ie, s,o =" said petitioner should not be
granted. .Jored bv the court
AnG ~ n,erls shall send by mall 10 an
Known creditors eG9iss 65ssed el TH'' to them at
and, thls t,acee er@J' nf residence as stated.
inc !, HG%orssiG ,Ss ssiG 52aa ss5cs
shall lucse, therrof nt Salt Lake CitF.
IN hnu said Id district; on the S'h DAY 0' N
sVsd, ;,sds, a. " JERRoLD R. LETcHE;R;t TcHEE;art
| Seal Of court, ,-.,,,.u Deputy Clerk.
| Ry Margaret B- eoi'i'e"' oe3i
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GROWTH OF SOCIALISM
IS SHOWN BY REPORT

NEW YORK, Aug, s.-A report OF the
progress OF the Socialist party through
out the United States for the last three
years, compiled by the officers Of the
party here. show. gain OF more t-cn 90
per cent In that time.
The report says that on January /,
1907. the Socialist party had regular state
organization in th!rty.nlne states, COM
prisiDg 1900 local organizations with a
total membership OF 26,T9i- Al the pres
ent time the report finds the party Is
fully organized In forty-two states. the
number OF its local organizations has
grown to 5000 and the average dues pay
ing membership to 52.S75.
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SAILOR SHOT DOWN
BY SUPPOSED LUNATI(

NEW YORK. Aug. S.-Without provo
cation. II is claimed, James Smith. "A
sailor on the United States battleship
North Dakota now AT the New York
navy yard. was shot and seriously wound
ed by an unidentified man on Sands
street. Brooklyn, near the navy yard to-
day.
the act was that of an insane man,
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HONDURAN REVOLUTION
AMOUNTS TO BUT LITTLE

WASHINGTON. Aug. S,-The govern
ment of Honduras states tnat force
OF 60 armed revolutionists which was
routed on August by government troops
is the only armed revolutionists' body
In that country. This is the informa-
ton which has been received at the state
department from Fenton r. McCreery.
American minister AT Tegucigalpa. The
message says the engagement took place
at Nueva Armenia. near Beiba.
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GENERAL MENDOZA
VISITOR IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK Aug. S.-A distinguished
arrival on the steamer Caracas which
reached here today from Venezuela and
Willemstad, Curacao. was General Ra-
mon Tello Mendoza former minister of
finance In President Castro's cabinet and
close associate Of that executive. and
who was imprisoned in Venezuela shortly
after the discovery Of n plot against the
Gomez government last November Cen
eral Mendoza escaped from Venezuela in
sailing sloop, making Port Willemstad
In safety,
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CRlPPEN AND COMPANION
ABOUT READY TO SAIL

QUEBEC. Aug. S.-The week for which
Or Cr!ppen and Miss Leneve. Jointly
charged with murder. were remandcd by
inc provincial court, expired this morn
ing. but Judge Angers. before whom they
were originally arraiGned. said that In
tne ordinary course the prisoners would
not be requested 10 appear In court
either today or any other time before
ihey sailed for England
Sergeant Mitchell Of Scotland Yard VIII
arrive this week from London, hearing
The formal application from the English
authorities for the cxtraGition OF Grip
pen and his COMPANION.
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N THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE

IN THE DISIRlCl COUhl VI lIG
United States for the district Of Utah
In the matter OF John w. Armand,
bankrupt-In bankruptcy No. 1879
Petition for discharge
70 the Honorable John a Marshall,
Judge OF the district court OF the
United States for the district OF Ctah;
John ". Armand OF Salt Lake City. in
the county OF Salt Lake. and state OF Utah,
in said district, respectfully represents
that on the 18th day Of March last past.
he was duly adiudged bankrupt under
the acts OF congress relating 10 bank.
fuptcy; that he has duly surrendered all al!
has hfuIIy complied with all the require
me- ments SO Of said acts and Of The orders
OF the court touching his bnnlTuptSy', mi ,nnS ,c
docrcod by the court TO have full dis
charge from all debts provable against
his estate under said bankrupt acts, ex-
cenr such debts rs are excepted by law
TIn Dated this sth day OF August a. D.
,oin JOHN w. ARMAND,
L'i'' Bankrupt.
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WANTED-THE PHILADELPHIA LIFE
Insurance company desires the services
Of reliable and energetic solicitors. Pre-
vious experience desirable, but not es-
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contracts to those who can qualify and
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Our record stands unequaled in life In
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making net cost of insurance lower than
in other companies. For full particulars.
see William Egard. supervisor Utah agen-
cies. Newhouse building Salt Lake City.
o514
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BURIAL VAULTS

ROYAL. CEMENT BURIAL VAULTS
put In on .our hours notice; cost from
s25 10 $50. lid. 2257. Bell 525. h3S3S
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

May Day Mining AMI Milling. company.
location OF principal office, 5lb Dooiy
Llock. Salt Lake Cry. Utah. NoCce-
Tho.e are delinquent upon the foliowlns
described stock on account OF assess
ment levied OF the 9Th day OF June. lslV,
fhr several amounts set opposite tne
names of the respective shareholders. as
fpIl
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WANTED
wANTED-MALE HELP,

N. J. DIXON EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
skilled end unsklled laborers furnished.
40 East 1st South. cor. Commercial. Bell
phone Bass; Ind. 923, p43
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TWO GOOD SOLICITORS TO TRAVEL
on commission. with weekly advance:
good proposition. J23 Atlas blk. n202S
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der of the board OF directors on the 9Th
day OF June. 1910, so many shares of each
parcel of such stock as may be necessary
SIS Dooy building. Salt Lake Cl:y, Utah,
on the 10th day OF August, 1910. at 2
o clock p m. of said day. TO pay the de-
lnquent assessments thereon, together
with the cost of advertising and expense
OF sale. A. REEVES.
Secretary,
5i5 Dooly building. Salt Lake City. Utah.
First publication. July 24th. l9lQ. n2SO0
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EXPERIENCED CoACHMAN WANTED
at Sc d street. o9O6
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CURTA!N RUNE DOWN
TOR OI-O TRAGED1AN

NEW YORK. Ang S.-.lrlm
slnblev. 50 years old. traGcdiau
who PLAYED with Edwin Rooth.
Edwin Forest and Laura kacne,
is dead Of infrmities incident to
nge He was born in Boston,
became an actor and devoted
himself TO tragedy and old
school melodrama. lie was Y
vorite in ''Bizarc. - ''Jack
Cade. - "Thr Dukes Motto
anG in the Shnkesueare trage..
dies. He was six feet tall and
Of powerful build.
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TWO LITTLE CHILDREN
ARE KILLED BY TRAIN

EMLENTON. Pa, Aug. s.-Leo Lapp.
aged -, Walter Sloan, aged To- and Emile
oacogs. aged fl, were killed today when
q train on the Pennsylvania rAilrpld
struck wagon in which they were r'd-
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For Survey of Alaska Coal.

SEATTLE. WASH, Aug S.-A. H.
Brooks of the United States geological
survey sailed on the steamship Alameda
tonight for Valdez and Seward, where
he will oversee the work being done by
survey parties in the Alaska coal fields.
Mr.. Brooks has charge OF the surveys
In the Alaska district and has several
pa rites at work there now,
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VISIT HENAGER'S BUSINESS COL
lege before you decide to enter else
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-09
FUNERAL NOTICES

JOYCE-The funeral services for Re-
becca J. Joyce Will he held from the resi-
dcncc Of w. II. Ford. 66l South Second
East. Wednesday August To- at ESQ p.
m 1n,crmcnt at Mt. Ollvct.