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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-22

The peanut hunt, which was to have
taken place today was postponed until
next week on account of the heavy rain
fall
The preliminary hearing of B. Oliver
the negro arrested last week on the
charge of stealing horses. was postponed
until next Thursday.
The store of Robert Draper at Hillman
was totally destroyed by fire this morn
ing at o'clock. 1t is believed that the
FIRE was of incendary origin. Small in
surance was carried and the loss is heavy
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Huey left this
morning for Livingston.
Mrs. E. l.. Richardson of Atlanta Is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Mitchell.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-22
baseball Postponed

The Bessemer club journeyed to Owen
ton this afternoon In the hope Of meet
ing the Birmingham Y. M. G. A.. but was
disa ppointed on account OF the rain. The
game promised to be a pretty one and the
fans were greatly disappointed. The bat
terry for Bessemer was Tucker and Keel
ing.
Bessemer has been strengthened by the
ACQUISITION of Alexander. the right fielder
OF last season. 1t will be remembered
that he hit heavily and was fast on the
bases McEniry and Bumgardner will get
in from the university next week and will
also add to the strength of the team.
Considerable surprise was manifested In
Bessemer over the action of North Bir-
mingham in protesting the game of last
Saturday. They claim that Fancher. who
played right field. IL a professional. Both
Fancher and Manager Bumgardne- en-
phatically deny this. Fancher was given
a try-out in the Southwestern league. but
did not make good. He claims that he
did not receive = cent for his services.
Tits probable that he will be out Of the
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-22

Mrs. j. NJ. Folsom died at her home
here yesterday from the effects of the
paralytic stroke that befell her Wednes
day morning. The deceased never re-
gained consciousness or spoke after the
ordeal befell her. She was a most es
timable Christian woman, about 81 years
DID, and had resided in this city nearly
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-22

With the date set for the municipal
primary. politics is livening up in Besse-
nler and the various candidates are be-
stirring themselves. The race promises
to be a holly contested one. The full list
Of those who have announced as candi-
dates for municipal office is as follows:
For mayor. e. D. Thomas. T. ]. Batson,
I. A. Lewis, E. L. Edmundson; for pres
ident of the city council. George Ross,
Stephen Durick H. D. Keith; for chief of
police George w. Jones, T. B. Wallace,
w. S. Patton. Roger McCabe. and W. j.
May The aldermanic candidates are as
follows First ward. u. H. williamson;
Second ward, ]. A. LaRue. c. +. Cook, E.
p. johnson, Samuel Stein; Fourth ward.
Max Wigram.
It will be seen from the above that A.
Deason, Percy Benton and L. A. Carlisle
are the only members of the present
board not candidates. Interest centers on
the race for mayor and chief of police
and it is thought that these will be the
hardest fought races.
The following have been appointed by
Chairman Rush Randle to have fun
charge of the primary on June 81: Chair
man, ]. A. LaRue; John s. Randle and
Henry Palmer.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-22
EUFAULA ELKS TO
OBSERVE FLAG DAY
MOVEMENT ON FOOT TO PURCHASE
NEW HOME FOR LODGE-MRS. j.
NJ. FOLSOM PASSES AWAY AT HER
HOME IN EUFAULA

Eufaula, May 21.-(Special.) -Eufaula
lodge, No. 912, of Elks, will observe June
IA, Flag day, with interesting and appro-
pirate ceremonies. While no official pro-
gramme has been given out it is known
that preparations are making and no
pains will be spared to make the occasion
a gala one The order here is in quite
an active and flourishing condition and
the members are imbucd with much in
terest and enthusiasm. Candidates arc
being indicted into it's mysteries at most
every meeting and it has grown in a
measure that has been deeply gratifying.
A movement is on foot to purchase a
new home for the lodge here in the near
future, which it is thought will assume
some definite proportions at an early day.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-22

Children of the Washington Street
church Sunday school, chaperoned by the
superintendent. Fl. B. Keith, AMI the va
rious teachers picnicked in the woods
near the pumping station today. The
trip to and fro was enjoyed in a hayrids
and a sumptuous spread was partaken
of about the noon hour.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-22
Personal and General

game until the falsity of the charges can
be established.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-22

Sandy Engram, a former citizen of this
section but who came here a short time
ago, died at the home of his brother,
John Engram, three miles north of the
city, yesterday. The deceased had been
residing in West Point, Ca, and Mont
gomery and was in bad health. and
thought the change would benefit him.
He was about so years old and Is sur
vived by a wife and several children,
who are now in Selma. His remains were
inferred at the old White church burying
ground five miles north of the city to-
day.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-22

The second recital signaling the ap-
proach of the Alabama Brenau COM
mencement was held in the chapel of the
institution last night and drew out a
large gathering of the citizens, who
greatly enjoyed the evening. The pro-
gramme embraced vocal solos, piano and
violin solos, and readings by the pupils.
which were all delightfully."- rendered and
came in at intervals for hearty applause.
Following the entertainment, the senior
class served refreshments and ices at A
small cost to aid toward the erection Of
the class fountain on the campus, which
will be unveiled during commencement.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-10
SIN Gtstnfnn.

Won Sugo B oIfgang Sbiltpp
gBir bra6en Ieidtbin ciuen Streit BON
Salne
llnt eiue aIeiuiefeit. I'M cine 2nuue.
Sd I1ieb nit Iei1tem 8ort. mi. Ieifs
tenn @rlb,
Seoo6 nit idiuercm 9er5eu i6tuerem
SUB.
Senn banscnb fii6Ite i6 BEL meinem
@ebu,
8ir iperbeu uns pieIIeitt nie tpieoeriebu
Sab einem bod Der Stol5 10 iuidltig lit,
y infer 2eben nllr 10 nidltig it'll
Sab man Die Seit i'm @rou berfIiebcn
IdBt.
limb iie uidt ipiIb bdIt i'm @enieben feitl
Gues entgleitet imb man ldbt es treiben,
limb unier @rou MIR IoIl beiteben blels
benz =
gs ipdre 70 Iei6t, Elm sutes 8crt gu
ipreden;
limb bod fpirb feiucr bieies Sdweigen
bre6en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-10

= unbegreiftid. mSie baz
ben gar feline Sbee, fpie meine Sp9s
ter ibr &lapier liebt!" = Damn
m06P i9 mr tuiTen, ipurum iie 70
buruuf berumbuut9"
Der Qnitanbsref Gins
Shutter iub itreng burauf baB ibre
&inbsr bsim gRen, Defenders psnn
8eiu9 bd mar. INNER Elm Reit6en
i'm SelI.r9en lieBsn = aus 9tnitunb.
9ei einem srOberen SamiIisnefen
nun, bru9te bas SO9ter9en ale
Sbeilnsbmsr in srDbte @ertpunbee
rung, ols f, pIOblidb, sanS entriiitet
rief: .Mamd, ii.b nur, Srana bat
iein.n sanS.n 9tnifunb mitsegsfen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-10
Wit pertani6ten Rolsn.

Serr Slider, Der 9eI9Gftsreiienos
Der 6irma Surrui9 un6 @afernas
gel, tummt BON elmer grObsren Sour
Suriid uno piro BON osm einen Ieis
ner gbsfs iiber bic ReIultate Ieinsr
Expedition befragt. Die gtustunft
Iautet troitlos: @s lift Serrn Slider
ni9t gelungen, aud nur Elm nennensz
ipertbes gei9dft Suitanbe gu brinsen.
sd besreife ous ni6t", fagt Der
Chef .oas mub bod f9IieBlid an
Sbnen Iiesen! sic iinO seipiB gu
unsefdidt."
rMein @ort barauf", erlpi6ert
Der 9eIdGftsreiIenoe, lid babe mir
ale m0sli9e Miibe sssebsn, aber bic
2eute ipoIIten einfab nidt. basegsn
mar ni6ts gu MAIDEN"
Der gbef: Sd mub bod sinmul fes
ben, ipie sic 10 etipas anfangen.
Stsllen sic fi9 Dor, i9 fei Der 8un>
be. ben sic beiu9en, = 70, unb nun
tommen sic berein unb trasen Sic
mir cShre Stterte Dor!
Der ReiIenbe (sebt binaus, tlopft
an bic Sbiir, ipurtet arf ben Sereiu=
gfuf, tritt nit elmer tisfen @srbsus
sung in's 3immer unb besinnt nit
Iebr fleinluuter StimmD: Sa6e Die
Gbrs, mid Sbnsn ergebenit porSuitets
len: mein Rame iit aifher, id bin
Der 9eI9Gftsrsiien6e Der 5irmd. j.
Der Gbsf (unterbre6er0): @iel gu
Ibii9tern! Sas tunn ben 2eutsn
natiirli9 ni9t imponiren, sic gss
truuen Iib ia gar ni6t nit Der Stilnz
me beraus. 9d = iebt ieben sic
iid nal bierber, iebt foIIen sic ben
&uuben porIteIlen, uno i9 bin Der
@ef6GftsreiIsnbe, isbt perbe idi
S9nen nal ssigen, lpie bas gsma6t
miro.
glanmebr mdrtirt Serr Slider ben
&unben aus Der prOpinS, fsin gbef
gebt binaus, tritt obne dnSutlopfsn
pisoer berein uno ostlamirt in bsrois
I6er g}oIe uno nit bo6erbobener
Sttmme: sd fomme i'm Iuftrae Der
Sirmd Sarraif1 uno Wufernugel!"
0G iprinst Slider, gang I'M Gbdrats
ter I.iner Rolle, ipiitbenb auf uno
Ihrsit: r@as9 Bon Sdrraid unh
WaFernoesI iommen Sie9 Don Der
S9pinbIerbdnoe9 SEPT MAIDEN sic
absr Iofort, bab sic 'rdus tommen%
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-10

@ertretuug. ~Ou bait ia
bier eine pru9tpolIe llbr, psperI!
@ebDrt Die 6ir9" - rHein = IN
0oter! Die mub i9 cine bdIbe
Stuno' fpaSierentrasen, biz Der @ss
ridtspoIlSieber tpiebe7 fort iit!"
-O6er ard ni9t. SnteI
@sisig: rWesbalb b.ineft Ou Oenn
@ras mit?" : Standardization: .0u
foIITi bineinbeiben." - Ontel 9ei3ig:
rWads2" - &lein=Wilbelm: rpdpu
fdet, penn ou einmdl ins @ras
beibt, bstommen mir bunberttduienO
SbuIer."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-10

GrtGGrt. Munn: nDie
fommt es nur, baB Nein &affees
frGn36sn INNER bis in bic Na4t
6inein bausrt9" - Sruu: rGs traut
ii9 feline suerF fort, Oamit ni4t iiber
iie IOsge5Ogen fptro."
-8erGodsnb. Sunge Srau:
Sch nidt bin gum 8inb, .s
fdIdft. -" - Monn: r4ber i'd
mD9te es 10 germ ieben. :" =
Sunge Srau: rBurte nur, in Der
Ra6t, fpenn es erpu6t tuunit ou es
ia sine Stunoe berumtrdgen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-10

@etaufi. 8irtb: sRun, tpie
I6medt Sbnen mein Wein9"-9af:
IN Slid ii's, oaB er nud'm Pfro'
pfen i9msdt, fOnit mar er total se'
IH'1adlos!"
9fGi9tgetreu. Limb pie
sebt es Sbrsm @atteu. Dem 9errn
profeNor, gnGOise Srau2" : na4,
nit benz mir6's INNER i9Iimmer.
Seut friib bat er an elmer anf9Iags
Idule auf einem Sbedter3ettel einen
OrtbpsrupbiTaen iSebler entoedt uno
nun lGuft er in Der gan5en Stabt
btrum, nm ibn gu psrbehern."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-10
RafernenhpfbIiithe

&aferRenbof fbliitbe.
Sergeant (su etnem bummen Retrus
ten): n&erI, . in nur gut, baB ou
RinObisb bas pulper niht erfunoen
baif, oas mare sine fdDHs @dmisrs
seipOrben!"
Ser borfi9tiee Suuss
bater. @r: ~Sa bu alio beute
ielb't gu todeu anfansen piIIit, babe
iG Dir Elm Bud als 9tngebinbe mita
eebradt." = sic: ~SetpiB Elm '8o6s
bu6." - @r: .Rein. = Grife 9ilfe
bei plGBli9en llngliidsfGllen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-10
fab Die Elm drmsr Silnber Dor tim
,t,ah inh I'm tnnrit,nrfShnI an

fab pie Elm drmsr Siinoer nor tbm
uno iub i'm poripurfsOpII an.
rSie bdben mir perfprpden. Iieber
Oottor. mir elm @eeenmitteI gegen
ben flu9 gu eeben, penn er tpieoerr
fame" Iaste er gang sstnidt. ~Wlsin
3ppf miro ieBt pieoer bon Sag gu
Sag oider uno i9 bin setommen, I'm
sic beim 8prt Su bdIten."
0oftor SeI6ler trudnete ii9 bic
bonn 2ufsn NAB geporoenen augen.
.Doriibsr baben sic Ii9 oenn biess
NAL nit Bertha seauntt9 @arum 1T
iie iebt nod un5ufrieben2"
sd babe 9llles setbun, mas i9
tonnte," antlpprtete Der Bauer oreia
fsr. SD babe 6ie So93eit erluubtr
i9 babe Srib @eIO fir cine aub uno
cine Sau seseben, unb iper ipeib nod
ipas. 9lm So9aeitstu9e mid Der
Tlu9 bon mir. Die bur6 ein Wunz
Der ipurbs mein &opf fIeiner. Sc
tern tommt Die @retbe gu mir unO
berIanet, i9 foIIe ibr hunoert Nart
bergen. SriB bGtte einen @fel ses
ieben, ben er germ taufen ilD9te. Sd
brau9e ia ni6t biel fir mid, aber
id bate Die bunbert Marf nidt ba.
unb bas iuste ib Der 9retbe. n9ut,"
anttportste Die, ala iie ibrer Weee
gebt, ,,od mub eben Sdnte Bertha
ipiebsr einsreifen. 9u ipirit ia ieben.
pas nun nit Dir pirb." limb sebn
Minuten fpGter, als i9 meinen Sut
aufIsB.n mill, i'm ole S9peine gu
fiittern, fiibIe i9, baB metn 8opf
bider sstporosn 1T. @r 1T iebt nod
gang Did, lieber 9ottor. sic miifen
mir beIfen. 2luf ibr 3ureben bab'
i'd bod bic So93sit sugesebsn."
rS9On, @u9 Ioll gebOIfen ipere
bsn," fuste Der aIte 9lr5t, ftanb auf
un0 nabm bem Bauer Ieinen Sut meg.
nSier, sudt NAL, Bauer" fprad er
unO bielt Rpgse ben Sut Dor bic 2lus
gen. n9lIs Sbr borbin ipOrtbriidig
gelporben parb, aIs Sbr Gurem 9ei5
frDbntet, 6a balf i9 Sud nicht, neil
Sbr f9lsht gebanbelt battet; ba GEE
f9a6 @u9 gang re6t ,ipenn iie @u9
in bic 9lngft idsten. 9lber Der Niez
oertrG9tigteit unb Sabgier gurer
S9lpeiter iperbe i9 feinen @orI9ub
leiiten. Sier, Bauer, gudt nal, mas
@uer MGOeI, bic idIaue @retbe, in
ben !Sut seitedt but!"
8ei bieFen @orten itiilpte er bas
Sutter bes alien idGbisen sSilsbutes
nd9 duben, uno beraus fieI elm oider
Streifen Yapier. Der stpiI9en Sut
=, unb Sutter seidoben selpeien.
Sure S6ipeitsr bat ii9 bas nit
Dem Slu9 fein uussebu6t uno Sure
@rstbe bat babel seboIfen. Sebsn
Sag bat Fe Elm Stiid9en papier gu
Dem anbern sefiist, Biz Der Streifen
INNER bider ipurbe. llno Sbr ba9z
tet, @uer &opf piirbe bider. Sd
bab ben S9pinbel sIei6 bon 2ln@
fang an gemertt, ab.r nidts seIaet.
neil gud redt sefdub. Ding Guer
Sut i'm &orribor, aIs Die 9rstbe
fort9ins9 Natiirlid bins sr bort
llnb ebe iie @uer Saus p.rlieB bate
iie ipieoer Papter reinseitopft = bic
f9laue, unbautbare &redtur! ga, ia,
iie 1T eine So3ter, uuf Die Sbr itOIa
fein tDnnt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-10

= nM a m a, Mamd. cine Maus
1T in bic GeiaIAiFeI geiprunssn!"
= ,Nun, unO mas baIt Ou ou gee
tban9" = IS babe i9neGI Die &abe
bineinseiebt, Die miro iie idOn fries
gen."
SET ni9t bDfe ben
I6par5eu anaug, ben Ou mir gelies
ben battsit, babe id perieBen milf
fem" - so, 70 = ipp bait bu ben
9funoIdein9" rSier 1T er -
tannit 0u mir ni9t fiinf Mart oar'
auf leiben2"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-10

- Steiserung. Die @uttsr
brObt tbrem &inoe, lpel9es rs9t uns
artis 1T, nit Strufe. rQt9 Wamu.
i9 lpsroe ia ,artis isin.1 bittst bas
&inb. - m@irit ou aud febr urtig
fein, frugt Die Mutter. = r9roBars
tis," ertpiosrt bas Sino i9Iud5enb.
- MiBperFGnbniB. Sod,
ter (pon Der Sod5eitsrsiie ersdbs
lenb): rglls i9 nit 6rib Den Berg
binaufritt, ipdre id nod beinabs pers
unsIiidt, Der @Iel puros plObIidl
eigeniinnig :" = Mutter: .Was9
gluf Der So4aeitsrsifs fdon9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-10
= Ser MuferfoI6at. Scr

= Ser MufezfoIbdt. Der
Sauptmann bat ieiast, id bate Die
idnae gompasnie rausjeriFen." :
.0d bait gu bir Doll als Sliegels
mann ausiesei9net9" = ngtee, - id
babe mir trant iemeIoet!"
= Die Graduation. sd
gratulirs Sbnen, iunser 6reunb.
beute 1T Der gIiidlihte Sag Sbres
2ebens. -" .pdrbon, Sohniirs
ben, unfere Srauune finbst ia crit
morgsn itutt." : sd ipsib, iun3er
@ann, i9 ipeiB!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-10
Die 9anbpomerause.

gu .insm PbrtOsrapbsn fommt Die
Grau bes Na5lbuber.
sd modte meine 9inber pbotos
srapbirsn laFsn," fust iie, unb fragt
BIsi9 nah Dem preife.
Der photograph sibt 9ef9eio:
,Das Dubenb foitet a9t Nart."
.QG9,H meint 90 Die 8duerin traus
rig, roa muB id nod iparten. SD
bdb erit elf
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-10

- Gin Dsiberfeino. 5. .abe,
Sepp, iparum rau9It bu oenn einen
gar 10 ihledten Sabat9" Der
bait mir Die Wuden un0 bic 9irnz
DIN bonn letG.'
- SouriTten Ratb. Sin
unii6erer SersIteiser Iegt am beIten
feline heitimmte 9asiIerout: porber
felt, lonbern entf4eiost fib proJtis
fGerreiIe INNER srit bon = .5QlI
gu Saa".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-10
Gdlmeidlelhaft.

Rittmeif.r (als Bel Der
S9paoron Den Remontsn Ramen ses
seben iperoen): rNun, Wudtmeiiter,
mir ipollen mir ipobl ous nerDOfe
Ding geiben2"
,N1ollen mir es ni9t Der 6rau
giittmeiiter gu @brsn rSsIene" mems
Esn2A
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-10

8iberfprud. MaIer: rMi9
judt'3 uno beibt's beut gang i9redz
lid, unb i'd fca Elm StilIeben mas
len"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-10

Nu6Itupfer: rSeben @ie, mtt<
n. Ssrren, i9 nsbme isosn Sag in
Der Slide Spansis 2affssbobnen aus
Der 8iidIe, auBeroem flint Stid6en
3uder uno elm. Sinseripibe Sbse.
@ds fannie i9 bdnn in brei eroben
Diiten = uno id.nte Die ieoes Sabr
meiner Sruu gum @eburtstug."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-10

8sttGer: pMaoame, ih 6ds
BE mai Elm sunaes Sabr lang oem
Qlltobol ben Riiden sepanbt." =
9llts Dame: n9lb, sic braper Mtni9.
uno mas tbaten Sic gu Der 3eit9"
- 8ettIer: SD fubr sinsn 8ierpas
gen, Maoame."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-10

- 9 6Ie9tt 8eru,bieuns.
Batter: sd bate nidt ssgIaubt baB
ous Stuoirsn fopiet toitste." =
Sobn: rSd. dn6 babel ituoirte id
nod ni9t sinmal pisl, pdpa."
-runan9euebm, pie mir
I6on Die Suure ausesben." - pa
freuit ou DID gar nidt. SnteI9" =
.9lber. SGns9sn. fpie foGt i9 ocnn9"
= nRa. Yapu idst oo9, - an Dir
mar tein sutss Saar."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-10

0i tleins etfe nud eirr ebeanHsin 80 gumu uie BIN
d Dir buntbdr!"
Muter: .gBofir benn msin &mo9"
@ts9en r9oB gu On qupu s,1eiratfe baf."
Mutter: vgDarum 0as benn9"
@Gs9en nqd, 4luma, iOnf hGtt i'd tbn oieuei4 bommen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-10
vSu ipe."

rSerr Ganotoat, tptnn sic 3u eis
mem S6iuertranten gerufen peroen,
mas tbun Sic susrit2"
$50 rehme Sut uno Stod uno
aebe gu ihm."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-10
GiniuanS.

.Sis iagsn, sic trinten aus 8sr<
Sipeitlung, oas III absr cine psrfsbIte
Gr tI9ulf isung, oenn oas Srintsu
esTAiebt I3G,Blid nur aus an5e'
p0bnuns."
,T,an tann Tib bod aud ole 9er4
SipeifIuns ange@Obnen. Serr Dol
toeiF
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-29
NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given by the city
council OF Salt Lake City of the intention
of such council to make the following de-
scribcd Improvement, to-wit:
Extending and laying sewer lateral OF
vitrined pipe eight (S) inches In diameter
,on City avenue, which runs north from
Seventh South street to Sixth South
street. between State and Second East
streets. in sewer district No. .. and de-
fray the abutters' portion OF the cost and
expense thereof. estimated at nine hun
dred two and 25-100 (s902 25) dollars OF
93-100 $50 .33) dollars per front or linear
foot OF abutting property. there being
IO025 feet abutting said Improvement. by
local assessment upon the lots or pieces
OF ground within the following described
district being the district 10 be affected
and benefited by said Improvement.
namely;
The north 2i7,5 feet of the west side
Of the east Ills feet OF lot .; the north
l65 feet OF the west side OF the east las
feet of lot 2: the north SIS feet of the
south 165 feet OF the west side OF the
east 1919 feet OF lot 2. the south oi7 3
feet OF the east side Of the west 23 feet
OF lot 7. the south o. feet OF the north
iso feet of the east side OF tho west 40 5
feet OF lot s; the south 165 feet OF the
east side of the vast hS feet of lot & all
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ital stock from 10000 shares OF the
par value of 5000 each. TO .250, 900 shares
of the par value of $500 each
Second-'ro amend the articles OF In
corporation 80 as to change :he principal
place uf business OF said corporation from
Salt Lake City. Utah, TO tho city of
Reno. Nevada.
And. in case said articles OF lncorrora-
ton shall be amended in the foregoing
particulars, TO authorize and direct the
proper officers OF the company 70 file with
the proper officers the necessary and
requisite papers. showing such amend
ment.
This meeting is called pursuant TO a
resolution OF the board OF directors and
at the request OF the holders and own
ers OF n majority OF The outstanding
capital stock OF said corpora tion,
I. K. STEVENS,
Assistant Secretary.
w. II. WEBER.
v JOHN A. KIRBY.
JAMES FARRELL.
John IT. HODSON,
JAMES r. DAVIS.
Stockholders.
Salt Lake City. Utah. April 80. 1910
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prey TO the housewreclScr TO make way
Tor modern business block.
On the other side OF the street, extend
Ing from First South street to beyond the
building occupied by tho Botterlll Auto
mobile company. is IL rlne row OF business
structures. The old Amelia palace prop
erty at the southwest corner OF State
street and South Temple street. still re-
sists the Invasion OF the business district,
There have been several rumors afloat
regarding the sale OF this property, one
OF which is that IL had been sold TO
an eastern company which intended TO
erect n large department store on the
corner but these were all denied by
John s. Bransford who Is looking after
the real estate interests OF the Holmes,
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whether or not the said club will sell its
property for the sum OF $3.50 to net the
club $4,000. a description OF the property
to be sold being as follows:
Commencing at the southeast corner OF
lot G. block 13. plat "a Salt Lake City
survey, Salt Lake City. Utah. End running
thence west, 50 rods; thence north. 40
feet; thence cast 81 rods; thence south.
40 feet to the place OF beginning together
with the right of way II feet wide. I'M
lnediately adjoining said property on the
north.
Dated at Salt Lake CITY. Utah. May
IL. 1910
(A;tesO MRS. w. r. HUTCHINSON,
President OF Said Ladies Literary club.
Mrs. Thos. Marioneaux. Secreary.
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Is made by Spencer ciawsor ,c,,
,,na,, ~ intends To erect a Handsome
~, porunent house on upper State siTent
AT a cost of about S125. 900 S'fec'
The structure Will ncr,,n,. A.,
I,e me old adobe building just south Of ,be
hai.o hhdish'Io Tree library. Plans arc now,
wnl Ue,hg ora Drawn by Architect r. Kletting and
plans being drawn are, howcver ;,,,rIi', i ne
'eniative proposition for the approyal
Gt. lcJection OF Mr.. Clawson Jnst tho
n,nu MI, ,, o, building viii grace the street is
~, hli""n, put that il will be a credit
10 Ihat part OF the city is the assurN
ance OF MIR. Clawson. "ssu'-
AZ present The building is occupIea hv
shr st,,,o,,'a. lawson family. When the adobe
,,,a vi, uie rs razed TO the ground IL win
mark mari, the passing OF another of the his.
SoiiG w. &C. landmarks of the city II was built
III 10 me early 50's and in 1855 was occue
l, lieu pF Bishop Edwin d. wooley. who
inc v.in ouYtE recorder The new build =
IhG VIII cover q space OF 120x1S, foot
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In block 20. plat "a Salt Lake city sur
Ney.
All protests and objections 10 the car
Sented in writing, stating therein lot and
block, or description OF property. 10 the
city recorder on or before the 31st day
OF May, 1910. being the time set by said
council when IL will hear and conrlder
such protests and objections as may be
made thereto
BY order OF the city council O. Salt
Lake City. Utah,
Dated April 25th. 1910.
2. s. EJYES.
City Recorder.
Sewer extension No. 26S. k1739
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ivy APARTMENT
houses PROJECTED
...st Announcement Calls for
of $125,OOO Struc-
'bIre by Spencer Clawson.

ITO Of the fact that there has
sp" activity In the erection of
b., buildings throughout tho city
a mast year, with the result
" ront from n number of realty
'' N,hot the buildings already con-
ar, a little i'm advance of the
~ growth OF the city at least
s.,on prominent local land holders
l.nriug on the construction OF apart
Dsos The latest announcement