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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-01
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given BY the City
Council OF salt Lake city OF the inten"
lowing described Improvement. to-wIt:
To grade and pave with concrete (said
concrete pavement TO he OF an average
width of fifteen d5) feet and eight (Sl
South street south 40 feet in Paving
District No 2s. and defray the abutters'
portion OF the cost and expense thereof,
estimated at one thousand eight hundred
ninety-eight and S0-100 (S1.S9S.S0) dol
lars. or two and 2-l00 (S2.o2) dollars per
front or linear foot Of abutting property,
provement by local assessment upon
the lots or pieces OF ground within the
following described district. being the dis
trict TO be affected and benefited by said
Sidewalk extension No. l54. 1875
improvement, namely;
The east side of the west &c feet OF
lot 6. The east st side Of The north % lao feet feet
of the east 81 feet OF 10, g. the west side
of the north 1874 feet OF the east so feet
OF LOT s. the west side OF the south 6
feet of The north l30 feet of the east II
feet OF lot 3. all In block Sc. plat "a. :"
Salt Lake City survey,
The total cost OF said improvement is
estimated al one thousand nine hundred
npety-four and b2-100 ($l.eaA52) dollars
of which sum the city's portion Is ninety
lve and 72-1o0 ($o5 72) dollars. leaving
one thousand eight hundred ninety eight
and S0-100 (S1. S9S.S0) dollars to be raised
by local assessment
All protests and objections TO the
carrying out OF such Intention must be
presented in writing, stating therein lot
and block or description OF property TO
the city recorder on or before the 18th
day OF October. 1910. being the time set
by said council when II Will hear and
consider such protests and objections as
may be made thereto.
BY order. OF the city council OF Salt
Lake City. Utah.
Dated June 27 1910.
B, S. RIyEs.
City Recorder
Paving Extension No, r.. r37s5
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

The undersigned offers for sale the
stock of goods. fixtures and good will OF
the business of Cammack Bros. at Bull,
Ida. as follows:
Merchan ndise, per inventory. go. s7035. %
Fixtures ..,,s. ..s.,.,....,..., 6Si 90
The stock Is In excellent condition and
consists of general stock OF mems and
boys clothing and furnishings, shoes.
hats, etc.
Bids Will be received up until , p. m.
Tuesday, October 4. at the office of the
unde ersigned: at the Citizens State bank.
Buhl. Ida. Bids must be accompanied by
a certified check or current funds for 10
per cent OF the amount offered which
will be refunded II the bid is not ac-
cepted. The right Is reserved to reject
any and all bids
For further information consult the
undersigned or the Utah Association of
Credit Men. Boston building, Salt Lake
City. RUSS w. ALFRED.
Trustee. Buhl. Ida.
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NOTICE.

ment OF the tax levied by the city coun
ell of Salt Lake City. Utah, by ordi-
nance ibo eronerS paSsed aS9ne upon ' lots
., 10 and II block 22. . to n, inclusive
block 2. 2 TO II: Inclusive. block 4. TO
H. inclusiye, block 6: to l.. 5i,isio inG,gisloo'
block %. TO "a, inclusive, block /: l,
and "a 10 ~, inclusive. block 2. Glenn
subdivision. block 20. -. and to II,
block 2 Jefferson street sg6diY,Sion. n1oG,:
4. West Drive subdivision, block %;
to 10, inclusive block 2 Thorn sShdi Slorl,
I; ! to- IL. inclusive. block Q, l TO .,
Inclusive. block 8, West Boulevard sub
division. block %: 20, block %; |, and 3
vision. block %, all in Ave acre plat "A" :"
Big Field Survey: for the purpose OF con-
structing vitrined pipe sewers ten
diameter iS1 a''t upon both both sides of West Tenn
pie street between Ninth South street
and Roper avenue; and on both sides OF
jefferson street between Ninth South
street and Mead avenue, In sewer district
No, .. is completed.
That the board OF equalization and re-
View appointed by the city council Tor
that purpose will meet at the office Of
County building. on Monday, October 3.
1910, and continue In session unlil FIJI
day. October Z. 1910 between inc hourS
OF 2 80 and 4.5O p. M, and will hear and
consider any objections and make cor
rection OF any tax which said board may
deem unequal or unjust.
That during said time, between the
hours of Q a. IN. and p. m. said list
Will be open to public inspection at the
office of the city recorder, room 100 city
and County building. Salt Lake City
Utah.
BY order of the city council. dated Sep.
tember 2G, 1910,
B. S. RIVES.
City Recorder.
Sewer extension No. 2i0.
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Mrs. Ella n. Sndcr librarian. has SUD
mitted her second annual report show
ing tina, 1921 blind persons an average
of six a day, visited the pima readln5
room al the public library III tne Pas pas.
wear While the last years WORK docS
not show startling results, the menu. ,l....a
and social conditions of the blind nave
been helped out remarkably.
There are hfty-six books in the read
ing room the blind are rm3uS'iRtS ,irnn RSrailic
Innrped h.1u .9I TO use the BraiIle machine slate
and the stylus and read ralseo type
The report follows; ,,o
'XVc take pride In saying at thc ciose s,
OF the second year OF our eAis'omSd, onnd,,;nn
reading room is in excellent c0ndi9iy, c,aiieT,,n
and VIC feel that in the. past year inc ne
library has heen appreciated much ug
those who have used II. Ihe ,,nndavs ng%nim2
room has been be-, ,,r;d"ys GPem from Un % i:$o to 3
- ~, for oral readings and Distribution
OF books. Instructions given on t%rdaS STgIaS
typewriter from 10 p. ~; ,n o'Sa ~ m,
6. dcvoied wholly TO those learning rhisen
type. writing on Braiile ma'iine ,,oi 81" -
and stylus SIX persons nave r,;scd raipI tvpe'
Mesdames Dart. GagGet, Scott ana hn ahe
Misses Minelte Baer. Cohn ano o1eep,d ,,eop,.d
sen and NJ r. Haynes kindly Voiuh'ee'e"
their services as readers, -, /, ,a.,.,
"Mr HAYNES has given the blind man
pJeasant hours telling them OF tne p, piafes ;,
he mas visited. and we are Src1'E ~,
dcntca In our readers who have so faith-
fuIIv kept up their work; ,u,. ,,.
Last year. the state & fair gi2hty ibe wSm. SSnr
~ dnnartment which was ilUed VIII
their handiwork. making an in,eIest'nG ,si,e rs
display. Ii was especially sral,iy.as snd nasonJ W
nrizcs and the silver medal, =,
= generous need of thanks nhs' nus cor nr
extended TO the management OF ns,,ons ,nn ons
iinss of The city for the liberal donations
~ i,cira;v In he used each week oy IN"
pp Blind i'n and their guides coming and sS 10
ing to tho reading room. and ior cro,s,y nIiy
flPf~en us by the press In bringing our
work before the public , To-, tho
The benefit musicaie given ye,, i%r for The The
ni,nT ~, Tho rirst Congregational churrh'
September , 20, 1910. by Miss Mine'le haer'
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CONDITION OF THE BLIND

Miss 'Lourcen Leary and Miss Florence
Kimbal assisted by Mesdames Peters
and Stevenson. was success. The
Misses Clayton and kimhall and tho
Messrs Brlnes. Smith, kisseburg and
KimbaIl gave a genuine musical treat.
''Thc following is a list OF those who
kindly took a personal interest and en-
deayored 10 please and amuse our blind
the past year. Mrs. Arthur Bird gave a
party during The holiday season; George
Pvper gave tickets to Sousas band
John y. Spencer gave tickets 10 the
Symphony orchestra concerts. Mr., md
outing to the Lagoon Misses Dorothy
and Elsie Bambereer, II generous contri-
button 10 each blind person: Mr.. Lang
ford gave free tickets TO Saltair beach:
Miss Baer and Mrs. Joseph. "A picnic at
Liberty park; Superintendent Jenklnson,
n musical entertainment. and w. 5. Hull
OF the Sheldon school of Chicago talked
on Havana"
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NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby gwen by the city
council Of Salt Lake City OF the inten-
ing, described improvement, Io,..wit:
Constructing cement sidewalk five (5)
feet wide and four (D inches thick on
tho west side of Glendale street from
Seventh South street 10 Indiana avenue
on the east side of Glendale street from
Eighth South street TO Indiana avenue
and on the south side OF Eighth South
street from Glendale street 10 point
23072 feet cast. in sidewalk district No
H. and defray the abutters' portion Of
the cost and expense thereof. estimated
nine and 7aloo (sls2o7al dollars, or
95-100 $50 $50 dollar per front or linear
loot OF abuttins property, there being
l399.72 feet abutting said improvement.
by a local assessment upon the lots or
pieces Of ground within the following de-
scribed district, being tho district to be
affected and benefited by said improve
The cast side of lots 1 TO IS, inclusive
block 6, tho east side OF lots / to s, in
elusive, block 3. the west side of lots II
inclusive, block 9, J. II, Whalon's sub
division. section IL. township / south
lange l west. Salt Lake base and merld-
Ian.
The total cost of said Improvement is
estimated at one thousand flve hundred
ninaty-four and 59-l00 (sl5g4 50) dollars,
of which sum the clty's portion is two
hundred siXty-four and 1I-lO0 (S2G4.iI)
dollars. leaving one thousand three hun
dred twenty-nine and 73-l00 ($139a,T3)
dollars to be raised By local assessment.
All protests and objections to the car
ry!ng out OF such intention must be pre-
sentod In writing. stating therein lot and
city recorder on or before the Ord day OF
October 1910. being the tlme set by
said council when u win hear and con-
slider such protests and objections as may
be made thereto
BY order OF the city council OF Salt
Lake City. Utah.
Dated August "5th,, 1910.
B. S. RIVES.
City Recorder.
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USES BOMB SCARE
TO GAIN AUDIENCE
Young Chicagoan Tries to Enter
Home of Mrs. Potter Palmer.
by Ruse.

CHICAGO. Sept. 3o.-After nIso,n .
e pomb beside the residence OF Mrs. POT
ter Palmer and cutting his coat into
shreds with a butcher knife. percInp his
skin. Fred C. Whalenmeyer. es vears
Old. attempted last night 10 gain en-
rested iie was ar
Whaienmeyer demanded an audience
St an MIS-, Palmer but the watchman. the
nlSt person encountered summoned the
police, Whalenmeyer at first to,d a
story OF having seen another man placing
me nomb at the side OF the house and
m one, S'IuSSI,Ing noIIg win him. Later the pris-
~ Gonlessed 10 having put the eXplo-
stye there and having cut his clothes 10
pear out his first narrative
ME-. faiiner was at home at the time
aiu 1he whole household was thrown into
excitement by the proximity Of death or
INJURY from the bomb
Will Give No Reason.
o,,a M,,haienmeyer was questioned by the
hidlng behind the expression:
why did L do it? Oh. just for in
The POLICE announced they would ques-
lion Mrs. Palmer In regard TO the threat
ening en- s Ietters which she had received. in
an emort 10 discover the mans reason
Tor the act. 1t is believed Whalenneyer
Is a member or an organization
ne police are proceeding on the theory
81 'HvuSHt W gam Il reward Tor having
saved the house and It's occupants
from some mysterious bomb thrower''
and that his muIilation of his clothes was
10 suhstantlete this claim.
Later Whalenmeyer's mother and Sis
ter were found at their home here They
declared the young man suffers from an
agsra yated form OF hypochondra.
amounting to dementia at times This,
the police stated after the interview,
probably accounts for Whalenmcyer's ac-
tions last night
Whalenmeyer is said to have been con-
nected with a garage at Des DIoines. Ia,
recently
a letter signed Mary" mailed from
COOS University avenue. Des Moines. Ia,
on September IS, and which the prisoner
said came from Mary Cummins, who
he said was niece OF Senator Cum
Minis. was found on the person OF the
alleged bomb thrower. The missive was
addressed Dear Boy" and spoke of re-
,eiring kilograms from Whalenmeyer on
september 81, The writer congrs tulated
him on winning something not specitical-
y mentioned, and asks him to eliminate
The word love" when telegraphing as
The recipient found II embarrassing.
when they telephone the message
Up, runs the letter. they always laugh
and il is awful humilating to me-"
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Office Or STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
The annual meeting of the stockhold :
ers OF the Oregon Short Line Railroad
company Will he held at tho office OF the
company In Salt Lake City. Utah, On
Wednesday. October l.. 1910. at y"
o'clock noon. for the election OF nfteen
directors and the trarsa action OF all such
other business may legally come be-
'o,s :hc meeting. The said meeting has
been specially called 20 authorize. ap-
prove and consent TO mendment OF
article Of the articles of incorporate lon
OF the company Ia read substantially as
follows: Article ;. Tho amount Of cap
!tal stock shall he one hundred million
(slG0, 600. .o00) dollars. which shall be d!
vlded into and represented by one NIL
lion C,000,0OO) shares OF one hundred
(sl00l dollars each"
The books for the transfer or stock
will be closed for the purposes Of tho
meeting on Saturday, September "a, 1910
at noon, and will he reopened on Thurs
day October l3. i9lu, at 10 o'clock In The
forenoon. ALEX MlLLAR,
Secretary.
Dated ScOtpu1bn- % rp6-I
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

The undersigned school board oI Wood :
side school district, Woodside. Emery
county. utalL Will receive bids upA to 3
o'clock q, nj. October L.. 1910. for the
erection OF school building. including
the heating apparatus.
Plans and specifications may be found
at the office OF Watkins & Birch archi-
tects. Vermont building, Salt Lake City.
Utah: also al the residence ot II. J.
Uuison. Woodsidc. ttah.
Each bid must lie accompanied with a
certified check or per cent Of the amount
thereof as a guarantee that the contrac-
tor viii enler into contract and give an
approved bond within Ave days after the
award is made. otherwise the amount to
hc forfeited 10 said district.
The trustees reserve the right Ia re-
ject any and all bids.
BY order OF the board OF trustees.
II. J. HUDSON, Clerk.
Dated at Woodsido. Utah. Sept 81
1910. 1886
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NOTICE.

\ hereby given by the city
<1lt Lake City of the lnten-
1uncll 10 make the follow
"a Improvement, lo-wit;
Hd pave with asphalt (Said
.neAl y be seventy-two (12l
1'seen curbs and nine and
" Inches thlck), Second Eas
"a South Temple and Third
=. except that portion abut-
block I3. plat "a. and
Naer and curb with cement
'h asphalt tsaid asphalt pave
seyeh'y-two (72) feet wide
-'os and nine and one half
inlcGl. Second East street
.Io South and Fourth South
hai portion OF said Sec
ri abut,ing on lot 5, block
all IN paving district No.
~! thc abuttsrs' portion of
= Expense thereof, estimated
lhousand two hundred two
tiN2.aO) dollars; thirty-sIX
hundred eighty~seven and
A;iy dollars. or nine and
collars per front or linear
mug property for pavement
Y Temple and Third South
thal portion abutting on
. y, plat "a" there being
puhg said portion OF said
.eVenteen thousand three
"a and l0-l0O t$iT.Sl5.luJ
zen and 66-l00 ($i1 SO dol
~ or linear foot of abut-
n 70, grading, gutterIns and
gsylng that portion OF Sec
.N between Third South and
a, streets. and that portion
aoultlng on lot 3, block
sasre oc!ng 1885 feet abut-
nnon oil saiS Improvement,
.-1,s .-1smenl upon the lots or
IN, " within the following de-
~. oelng the district TO be
.shented by said improve
loot roadway between
MIC alio Third South streets.
oIock 15. plat a."
'as OF lots 2, 3. ( and 5.
I .asl side OF lots l and s.
n ;'h' SIDE Of lots !. 8. :
q, me west side OF lots
/>.,. - Inc cast side of lots
-. The west side Of lots
.ss s5. ,5. plat "a"
y ioot roadway between
hecSa Fourth South streets.
IN -, plat "a"
"A ~ lots ] +, Z and s. block
n sSs oi lots 4 and ., block
u saiy oi lot 2. block 10. all
. ~, ~ Lake City survey.
II bf,y " said Improvement IS
'.ors uls thousand four hun.
s6ic,, una io-l00 t$i5.4"l :,
ssna sum the citys portion
b-iss1 Two hundred twenty
d ma ,.si22s.90) dollars. leav-
. .l,MYSsane ga Ssa two hundred two
Ia tsI'.y..oV) dollars 10 he
b, + "a assessment. " "
n eIcb Su objections 10 the car
srItir.,n .,n'ention must be pre- =
n dssSs. stating therein lot
rsrSsr Of property. Ia
1Fr. Is,n' or before the iTth
sncil '.,o, ~ being the ;ime sci
pro,n,cn mncn !, will hkar and
'a tbs,s,.s and objections as
tiah." city council of Salt
say q. 1910,
l.n.jSSlI jSIvEs. City Recorder
~ r3I2I
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Finances of State
as Told in Report

State Treasurer David Mattson's re-
port for September shows balance or
hand September so of 1882, ,0Ts IL. as fol-
lows:
General fund s17.s34.s4; state district
school fund, $l2.330.37; redemption fund
$40, 491.55. trust fund, s1652.73: forest re-
serve. etc, s3o4.93; determination OF wild
animals fund, 5000 0S. state fish and game
fund S19.9To.29: suspense account. 1891:
state road fund, S2s25; state bounty fund
s.6S.Sa.
State land funds-Acricultura college
si593.T1; deaf and dumb asylum. S440S. is;
insane asylum. s15.5T959 institute for the
blind. sS652.3l; Minors hospital s25.-
963.53; State School Of Educa ton, sS569. "a;
Reform school. sS73g SO; public buildings.
so, ,OoI 90: reservoir, s7T0S.90; school.
slI3 .129.77; School Of Mines. 40.
university, ssT5456.
The receipts for the month were si3,
347 90. and the disbursements s5t,32I 81.
which, with the balance of s34o.06S.4 4;
August 81 leaves the balance of 1892 :
0TS.l2 September 81.
Tribune Want Ads.
Poll M,io SoOn Tp5nDoo6oDf 360
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order Of thc board OF directors made on
;he Isl day OF June, 1919. ana further
order Of TIC hoard OF directors made on
the Isl day Of September. 1910, so many
shares OF each parcel OF such stock a
may nc necessary VIII be sold at the Of
nce OF the company. No. - South Main
street, Snlt Lake City Utah. on the lsi
day or October, 1910, aJ the hou. OF
O'Clock +, m. 20 pay the delinquent as
scssmcnt thereon. together with the cos,
o! advertising sT1 expense OF the sale.
ERNEST 81 FOWLER
Secretary am Treasurer,
Office No. 80 South Main street. Salt
LAKE CITY. Utah rt21
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The Girl. the Man and the Game" is
farce which Billy (single) CIfford viii
offer al the Colonial for one week, start
Ing with a matinee tomorrow afternoon
The piece is described as a musical fan
tasy in two parts. II is a. farce. in other
words, and promises to be one of the
sprightllest and best entertainments OF
its kind offered this season MI Clif-
ford is seen roistering blade, with
many gay qualities. and II is a role that
fits him to perfection.
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A Generous and Charitable Wish.

81 wish all might know of the ben.
eft | received from your Foley's Kid
ney Remedy says ]. n, Regan, Farm
him so much pain, misery and annoy
ance. he could not work. nor sleep. He
says Foley's Kidney Remedy complete.
" cured him Schramm-J Johnson, drugs,
five stores
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|ITELs CAS-!
|F NUD[|L Ed
4, Alias Rice, =. Said to
|,lr Head of Firm
Surrenders.
IS ATTORNEY
4 THE ACCUSED MAN
on Part of
Prompted by
a,rior Motives.

Il ssni, 3O.--Simon Jacob
nnder the name of George
u said to have been the
H. firm of B. G, Scheftels
.;riur specially firm raided
oScers YESTERDAY, surren,
|'srnmcnt authorities today
ssme time that proceed
,s,r to throw the firm into
!, himself mp after officers
\ ',iug for him for more than
so,,fs, In the bankruptcy
Al assets Of the firm were
J Rier gave bond in SIS.
rIrsiv company when he
'...elf before United States
I, Shields. At the same
i his attorney. William
Ne. he offered to aid the
m making a full investl'
!, charges against the firm
! Also Give Bond.
mic nor the company, Mr.,
n guilty of wrong-doing
,,,.sed the belief that the
'iad been deceived as TO
\ Of the firms business.
a that Interior motives
The prosecution, At the
ltat Herzlg was admitted
'Ns: furnished by the same
,py for three OF tho men
I,rdav. George. alias - Red
lIvsn, Charles +. Belser,
thc company, and Clar-
mack. They had been
, Tombs over night,
II after Sullivan S release
rfaed under an Indictment
'tho state courts in 1901,
} with stealing 100 shares
etesl stock from a resident
nd. According to the po-
! hns been a fugitive for
nptcy Proceedings.
|un in bankruptcy against
] FIRM was filed by Leon
!. Cert aud Frank Herman,
) aggregated S32S0. An
'gainst the firm today was
NJ Of IFS mail by the de
pNlce. Money orders sent
/, il was announced, will
10 The senders. Presenta
sase 10 the federal grand
Using rapidly Among the
lnoned. il was announced,
= Quinn of Boston.
10 government agents she !
employed in the Boston
6rm. She is expected 10
} The grand jury tomorrow.
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THE UNION PACIFIC LAND co.
Annual Meeting

The annual meeting OF the stockholde rs
OF The Union Pacific Land Company will
be held at the office OF the company In
salt Lake CITY, Utah. on Tuesday DC"
toher IL 1910 at II o'clock q. m. for
the election of six directors OF the com.
pany, and for the transaction OF such
other business as may legally come be-
fore the meeting,
ALEX MILLAR.
Secretary
Dated septcrnber Q 1910 rig3I
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EI7s; publication. August 3rd. 1910.
ESTTNGJON

Notice is hereby given that Mt q meet
Ing OF the beard OF directors of said
Montana Bingham Consolidated Mining
company. held on tho second day OF Sep
tember, 1910. the day upon which the
above assessment, being assessment No.
J, OF ceuts per share. shall DC deiin-
OF September. 1910. and the day upon
which the stock so delinquent shall DO
sold was extended TO the 18th day OF Oc-
tober, 1910.
L. c. ROEBER, Sccy
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Lottle Levy James made a great hit at
the Mission The past week. Her songs
we're applauded 10 the echo. and she
was great attraction for the Third South
street theater. She begins another week
today, with new songs and with an en-
tireiy new progra mme of excellent motion
be pleased In addition TO the regular
bill. on Tuesday evening next the Mission
presents special attraction in the per-
son OF Albini, a great feature of the
Sullivan & Considinn circuit. who Will
appear Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings, with matlnees Wednesday
and Thursday. Abini is magician who
has been greeted with packed houses on
the coast and created the greatest Inter
est, without doubt he will prove TO be
n great attraction here.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

will receive bids for, the erection OF n
steel tower transmission line from Salt
| axe TO Ogden. Plans and specifications
can be seen at the electrical cnginccr'G
office 133 South West Temple Bids
close October I5 1910. Tho company re-
serves the right TO reject any or all bids
1896
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UTAH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. co.

The regular quarterly dividend of II
per cent OF the capital stock of this
company will be paid October 10. 1910.
10 stockholders OF record September 30.
1910. The stock books close September
30, 1910. at o'clock p. m, and reopen
October 16 1910. at o'clock a m.
]. r. BURTON, Secretary.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Rainbow Mining company. principal
place OF business. Salt Lake City, Utah,
Noticc-Thcrc are delinquent upon the
following described stock account OF
assrssmen; No. 5. levied on the lst day
OF June. 1910. the several amounts Sc,
opposite the names CT the respective
shareholders, as follows