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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-04
PEeRY BUYS RICH LAND.
O3oen Councilman to Engage in Fruit
Industry In California.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 Tho Tribune.
OGDEN. July 3,-Horacc L. Pocry
city councilman from the Fourth ward
vice president OF the Utah National bank
on ogden and u director in some OF the
Icadlns business houses Of the city has
recently purchased several hundred acres
OF valuable orange and other orchard
lahds at Portcrsvillc, Cal, where he will
make his future home.
Mr. Pecry has acquired the orange
groves OF V. u. knupp and George With
row, said to be the most valuable lands
IN That part of California lie and his
FAMILY VIII occupy the Withrow residence
i,enporally until handsome new home
is punt on the kuupp place.
MI Peerv recently sent his resignation
as councilman to the city authorities, The
resignation was accepted and a COM
mlttee named TO prepare a letter to the
reuTing councilman. expressing the
thanks OF the council for his assistance
IN all matters affecting the municipality
during his tenure of Office
10 Mr.. Pcery and the other members OF
lhe watcrworks committee OF the city
council Is largely due the credit for OBJ
tanning for Ogden its excellent water
works system. Mr.. Peery figured con-
spicuously In engineering the deal by
which The purchase from private parties
was made, and was instrumental In de-
Vising plans for a number OF improve
ments on the system. His business asso-
ciates and many friends OF Ogden regret
TO see him leave the city
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-04
NIGHT REVEL ENDS
IN INJURY TO TWO
Former Salt Lakers Cause Stir
in Quiet Los Angeles
NeighborhOOd.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
LOS ANGELES, July IA nocturnal
session which goadcd a fashionable neigh
borhood to the point OF sUmmoning the
police and which was brought TO a star
ilinE climax by a fire handled in such
II manner as to cause fire lieutenant TO
be called before the commissioners to cX-
plain il. were the successive steps in a
sensation which disturbed Westlakc So
ciety At o'clock this morning.
The occurrences transpired in the resi-
dcncc OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. kanst at
i32 South WcStlakc avenue which was
partially destroyed in the fire that ended
tho midnight revcls OF persons tenn
porariy occupying the house during the
absence OF the kanst family.
The fire chief and witnesses state ths t
the fire started in q mattress In a sleep
Ing porch, presumably by the dropping
of cigarette in the bedding.
The members OF the nocturnal party
admit that considerable beer was drunk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kanst. going on a vaca =
ton. turned over tho bungalow to Mr.. and
Mrs. William Wills formerly of Salt Lake.
Last night. according to the nelghborS,
the interior seemed 10 take on an at
mospherc OF high carnival. Vocal and
Instrumental Selections were a part of
the entertainments Hot words were
heard by the neighbors and a quarrel fol-
lowed
'If YOU don't quit I'll burn the house
down" members OF the Splanc family vino
reside Immediately in the rear Of the
Ksnst home say they heard woman
scream at the top Of her voice.
Mrs. Gracc-D. Gcllrcich started TO tele-
phone for the police. With her hand on
The receiver she saw a sheet OF flame
burst sllyward from the porch where the
Willises were sleeping Then she sum-
moncd the 6rc department
Lieutenant Louis Norton ordered line
Of hose laid TO the BUNGALOW; according
TO neighbors. Chemicals would have put
ou, the fire. but Norton soaked the house
thoroughly.
With tho ringing of the alarm Willis
Jumped from his bed on the screened
porch and with his wife FASTENED from the
burning building. He received bad burns
on the left arm and Mrs Willis was
scorched Willis is the manager of the
sundry department Of the California
Chemical &s Drug company, and says that
until three months ago he resided in Salt
Lake He was but recently married,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-04
MRS. RYAN GETS DIVORCE.
Court Grants Separation; Wife Calls
Death Notice Ruse,
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. July 3.-Disrcgardine a death
notice clipped from a California paper.
in which il was stated that her husband.
James Ambrose Ryan. had died OF pto-
maine poisoning while on his way from
California 20 Ogden June 20, Mrs. Susan
Ryan. accompanied by her mother. ap-
this morning to prosecute the divorce
proceedings begun by Mrs. Ryan several
weeks ago. The death notice was mailed
TO Judge j, T.. Bagley. attorney for Mrs.
Ryan. several days ago. Mrs Ryan de-
clared that the handwriting on the en-
vcope was that OF her husband and that
the notice was sent for the purpose of
staying the divorce proceedings
Substan,iatcd in the main by the test-
mony OF her mother. Mrs. Ryan told the
court OF the dcsertion. drunkenness.
cruelty and neglect of her husband. She
testified that they were married at Colo
rado Springs. January 80. 1909. Less than
"a month afterwards. February Z. Ryan
attacked her. knocking her down and
beating her with his fists she said. On
March 8 OF the same year while they
were in Washington. d. c, Ryan struck
her and knocked her down in one of the
principal streets of the national capital.
Mrs. RYAN declaring that she had TO call
q policeman 10 protest her. AT different
other times. the plaintiff testified, her
husband attacked her. using vile names
when The assaults were made. On May
IA. 1910. Ryan appeared at the home OF
his wife in Ogden and struck her and her
mother. according 10 the testimony.
After hearing tho testimony the court
allowed an interocutory decree OF d.
vorce to Mrs. Ryan with $50 monthly all
mony. $50 attorney fees and the right TO
resume her maiden name, Susan Moran.
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BUFFALO JONES here.
SHORT TINE MONDAY
On His Way to Texas With Two
Carloads of Animals; Many
See Them.

Buffalo" Jones. known the world over
FOR DIS prowess among wild animals. and
especially well known In the United
States for his success In pcrpetuating the
breed OF American bison buffalo, was
In Salt Lake Monday forenoon on his way
to Texas with two carloads OF buffaloes.
He rested the animals in the north yards
OF the Oregon Short Line short time
after transferring the cars from the Salt
Lake Route In one car he had eighteen
cows and calves. and in the second car
twelve male buffalocs. The animals were
IN good condition and were true types OF
the native herds that roamcd the pralries
of the great west prior TO the coming OF
eastern settlers. His collection OF these
animals has attracted world wide atten
ton.
Buffalo" Jones recently returned from
a trip 10 Africa. where he spent several
months among the Wild animals of the
jungle. He was under wager To ac-
complish many difficult feats. among
them lassolng a rhinoceros and captur-
ing Il alive He engaged himself to do
all that Roosevelt had done without the
use OF n gun. except to kill an elephant,
so The story goes. II is generally con-
cedcd that he accomplished his object. At
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-04
CENTRAL UNIT FOR
NORTH BENCH SCHOOL
Board Of Education Plans to
Construct Building on
Ninth Avenue.

On the recommendation Of The huild-
ings and, grounds committee, the board
OF education al special session Monday
evening decided unanimously to erect II
central unit for a school building on
Ninth avenue. The building. while ii
VIII not be a large schooIhouse for the
present. /; is said. VIII be ample to take
care of the small children Of :he COM
munity and the needs In general.
Whether This will be acceptable to the
residents OF the vicinity. who arc IN
sistcni that tho board make good IT.
promises 10 erect school building on the
north bench. has not set Ecen Indicated
To the board. However. ii is pointed
out that this Is al that the board can
do for the present with It's available
funds.
Al recent mass meeting Of north
bench residents il was indicated that the
people would not be satisfied with less
titan a new school and the suggestion
has been made that the matter be taken
10 court TO enjon the board from build
ing the new high school until the build
ing on the north bench has been erected.
The plan OF the board. however. Is to
erect Il building III four or six rooms
for the present. which can later be used
the manual raining and domestic sci
eDcc departments Of the completed
building. The city engineer was author
ized 10 make a survey for The building
and Thomas X, klettins was selected TO
draft plauS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-04
CONVENTION DATES FOR
IMPROVEMENT SOCIETIES

The. ninth annual stake conventions Of
the Young Ladies' Mutual Improvement
societies Of the Mormon church VIII be
held on dates set by the authorities of
the societies. Similar programmes will
be carried out IN AL the conventions.
The dates as arranged follow:
August ll-l2. JYarez; August 20. AL
bcrta. Yellowstone, Wayne: August u.
San Jose at Monticello: August 81 Tay-
lor. Beaver. Fremont. Malad, Pocatelio.
Woodruff, Teton; September ;, Bear
River, cassia, Jordan, Weber, North
Weber. Ogden. Parowan. North Davis.
Rieby: September 4. Panguitch; Scptcm-
Der TO- Ensign, South Saupete. UlnJah.
Granite, Bannock. Emery. Pioneer. snow
liake. San Luis. Liberty. Hyrum. Salt
Lake: September II. Kanab; September
II. ST. John. Duchesne: September 10.
Sah Juan at Fruitland; September f6-17.
st. George. September II. Big Horn.
Oneida, Blackfoot. summit Miilard. Juab.
Nebo. Alpine. Bingham. Carbon. Tooele
September "a. North Sanpete. Union. Ben.
son. Morgan. Utah. Bear Lake, Cache
star Valley. Boxelder. Maricopa Septem.
ber q. st. Joseph October /, Sewer
south Davis. Wasatch
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-04
soUAeBLe OVER PAVING.
Property Owners Seek and Secure County
Commissioners Names to Protest.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune
OGDEN. July 3.-Protesting against the
paving of Twenty fourth street from
IVA shInrton 10 Harrison avenues. -. w.
Ellis and John Spiers appeared before
The Weber county board Of commissioners
this morning with a Ions petition signed
by a number OF abutting property own
crs with the request that the commits
sioncrs also sign the petition. as the
county owns property on that street
While "a number Of those whose natnce
appear on the protest against creating
Il paving district OF Twenty fourth street
we're the main movers in the request 10
the CITY council some time ago TO pave
the street 1t was shown that they have
since had A change OF heart because OF
the expense attached 10 the improvement
II was also represented that certain par
lies, agents for paving material were In :
strumental in obtaining the Signatures on
the original signers; The members % ol
The hoard Of commissioners signed the
protest. which Will he presented 10 the
city council for action.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-04
LIQUOR ORDINANCES
FIX LICENSE LIMITS
Council Rushes Matter to a
Final Passage; No OBJ
lection.
Special to The Tribune.

opcc's' 10 Inc Tribune.
OGDEN. July 3.-The new Iio,ior ordi.
nanccs passed their third and nual read
ing tonight in the city council. and the
limits of the business district in which
liquor licenses shall be issued as reaues,-
ed by the district court. were designated
as follows:
'on Second street south 10 Twenty
sixth street on Washington avenue.
thence west 10 the west side OF Grant
avenue. thence west on the south side of
Iwenty-tfth street 10 the cast side or
wall avenue. including all property on the
north side, OF Twenty-dfth street to
Washington avenue, thence north on the
east side or Washington avenue to Twen-
ty-Iourth street. thence east on Twenty
forth street To Washington avenue. thence
north on the west side OF Washington
avenue 10 Second street
Harold Peery was elected TO the council
10 fill the vacancy caused by the resig
natio nor his brother, Horace Pccry OF
the Fourth ward. who has removed his
place Of residence to CnlifornlR, The new
councilman Will fill the uncxpired term.
AT the conclusion OF the regular session
the council sat as a board OF canvassers
and passed upon the returns of the recent
liquor election. The returns were found
TO be correct as announced In The Trib-
une.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-04
New Building for Price.

Nc The Tribune.
"A Utah, July 81. Lowenstein
rsncd bids for the erection of a
q, white pressed brick hotel
4 sIth twenty-five rooms on the
4 90, and store building, buffet
4. On the grade floor, and full
:, 10 be occupied as d billiard
= nom and barber shop.
/ Black OF Salt Lake City was
"a btdder at $27.G9l. not includ =
IlpmblIng and heating. This lat
10 the Provo Foundry & Ma
|rlpsny at S539l. The other bid
j tbe general contract arc Ash
|hn-. s5e.iit; William Holmes.
\ c. F. Watkins. S30,750. and
q Halliday OF Provo. SIS. 400.
/ 4 tie bidders but the latter are
|SN Lake City and were repre-
i luday in person or by represen-
= here several of the contractors
Is for the addition 10 the new
Fcnool building, 10 cost around
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-04
MURDER IS CHARGED
AGAINST A M0NTANAN

HAVRE, Mont, July 3.-Joseph Hur
lev. alias George Adams, is under arrest
in Hayrc for murder committed at Arm
stead. near Dillon, In 1909. An old pho
toeraph OF The suspect was recognized
by Patrolman Stacy as a man he had
seen about Havre frequently or late and
he found him later in Il saloon. where
he arrested him.
Hurley admitted his identity. but
claims the killing was done in self de
tense. The man killed was named Adams
and he WAS shot following u row In Il
dance hall conducted by Hurley. Anoth-
or man WAS wounded at the same time,
and Hurley claims that they were tile
aggressors. Hurley has been working on
a sheep ranch near Havre for some time.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-04
|lN|||G SHERIFF
| ARRIVES At PRICE
.,,e Elliott Will Be Taken
n TO the Scene of His
Alleged Crimes.
rha Tribune,

4 10 The Tribune,
,ulv S.-John Fl. Ward oil
4, wyo. sheriff Of uinta county
e rrice today and Joined his I've
,,,e a. B. Scruggs and Il. III,
. IscB that one OF the men Will
y. in the morning for the Wyom :
4 18th Clarence Elliott, confessed
'r,.t who had in his possession
q. vhen arrested at Whi,more
n Emna's Park. three stolen
..,onging to wyoming ranchnen.
l., sIznlfied mis- intention of re-
AZ Wyoming officer without
.lIsv of a rcqulsition. Elliott
-,-St ssleep in the punk house at
x After arrest he told the Off
4, ne would not have submitted TO
"a he seen them first. AS II
xss worn out from hard travel.
na officers from Wyoming are
f,is NJ their business here, IL is
..tn that they have hopes of in
= Rud Meeks, anothe: OF the or
horse thief band who was
n Nundock when the latter was
q seraees near fieber CITY a few
Deputy Sherih Scruggs be-
e Killing OF Murdock put a stop
iadlns up OF the State Bank OF
sStolen In Wyoming were run out
- IN the reservation country and
.<slsn In Utah 10 the Piny creek
N wyoming.
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IS!ar Suspect Arrested.

.ho gave his name as Al John
!, e,HssVed by The police last even
woodruff apartments on Sec
II .ucet Johnson had entered
1par'men's and was arrested
Ls On hearing the police
|on escaped from the build
pns through window from
"a orn the screen. He was
i ..dplured. II Johnson's In
ssn'ering the apartments were
~ pace, ne failed 10 accomplish
M, .or ne had taken nothing
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Mrs. Jennie Fsirb anks ..... 1878 labels
1863 1tth East
Miss Elsie Berger. SIC labels
337 East 7th South
Lucy L. Davis. ...-............1 ,765 labels
SO 18th East.
Miss Hazel Turner.,.,s....,. 5,t25 labels
1871 Lake,
Mrs. e. M. Foster...,........ 3,aas labels
614 East 9th South.
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Accuses Administrator
;pcciaI 10 The Tribune,

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN, July 3,-Dishonest incoinpe-
toni and improvidenL ar. the SharEfS rs
,,,."fo,rad against James a. Stephens III
- ,,oii,Inu fiicd with the probate division
Of tha district cour, this afternoon by
James Nj. Shupe. a brother Of the late
Darthula G. stephens, for whon IHiiies
Stnnl,ans is seeking letters OF ADMINS :
,r.;inu Contcsilng the appointment Of
Stepens as administrator. Shupe declares
that he lacks integrity aud Is seeking
acc,,Irc for himself a part OF the cs-
w 49, w. r.bich he has no right nor claim
Sh,re asks the court to refuse letters
of administration To Stephens ana TO
mike him administrator OF the eslate'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-04
RANCE MANAGER is
HELD UP BY F00TPADS

4 Purcell. district manager Of the
20 Casualty company. was held
sond West and North Temple
! Al u:05 o'clock last night by
|rEsS footpads. As Mr.. Purcell
- the southeast corner. three
|lFped out OF the shadows and
F'eyers Into mis- face. command
70 hold Ip his hands.
hadlts took slg and after
y. PuTcelrs pockets returned to
aita and checkbool;. They over
IN @ wallet. After the robbery
lis ran south rapidly. turned
and disappeared, Mr.. Purcell
A'sy reported the robbery TO the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-04
NEW HELD lS BANK
ROBBERS GIVE BOND
iIiggs Furnishes $4,000 Cash !;
WaIton's Bond Is Signed by
Three Salt Lakers.
Special to The Tribune.

SDocI9I l0 Tho TriDuDe.
TOOELE, July 3.-Gcorgc III. Higgs
and y, u. Walton, charged with the
robbery of the Commercial bank here
June {. were released from custody to-
day upon furnishing bonds. TIiggs gave
$1,000 in cash. with tho privilege OF Civ
ing Il personal bond OF $4,000 later. Wal
toms bond was signed by three Salt
Bakers. II for $1,000.
The complaints against w. i. Irvine
and Joseph Balurf were To have been
dismissed today. but owing to the fact
that Sheriff NJ. NJ. Bush did not return
from Salt Lake until late this evening
this action was deferred.
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Miss Mary Murdoch. ,........ .37,43e labels
73 street.
Miss Lille Watkins. ........ 81 ,e4t labels
253 East 9TH South.
Miss Mildred Hapgood ,..... ,ofe labels
532 Second East,
Miss Jane WaIklnshaW. .745 labels
1901 West 9Th South.
Miss Anna Du Palx. ..se..... &c, $50 labels
S7a West 9th South.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-04
D PHYSICIAN Is
GuEST OF SALT LAKE

{eam a. Evans. noted authority
|.sIta states on municipal health
arrived In Salt Lake late
u,e'nooE from the cast. Local
lso planned ii reception which
: roe over the city. He was
~ toTne of the leading ply
4e city At dinner AT the Com
Iap He let, last night for Los
snere he will attend the con-
Inc American Medical asso-
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any rate. he returned from the Wllds Of
the dark continent rive.
In making the trip with his two cars
of buralocs. Jones rides tho caboosc Of
the freight train so lie may be near the
animals 70 give them his personal at
tention. While In the city. word was
spread among the railroad men of the
presence of the animals in the yards
and scores of people locked there TO sec
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-04
NEW YORK BANK HAS
RUN, BUT PAYS UP

ROME n. y. July 3.-rhe Oneida
County Savings bank experienced a run
6y dcposltors today. All Claims were
promptly met according To the bank Of
nccrs who say there was no cause what
ever for alarm, as no depositor will lose
any money. The state superintendent
OF banks a short time ago declined TO
janIe a certificate for trust company
nero and the feeling among come people
that the Oneida County Savings bank,
among other banking Institutions. was
nnnosed to the granting OF the certia-
Cate is said to have instigated the run
as a regulatory movement.
Children half fare to Saltair today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-04
News OF lntermountain Re6ion

along Weber river. blended guilty before
Ins,icc "i the Pence w. r. Jones at
Eorlh ogden this afternoon. Each was
SIv"n a tnirty-dly sentence in the county
iinl- since In" warm weather BEGAN u
horde of tramps. attracted bv The cool
camping places alon. the river. have been
nHik'ns their rendezvous there People
!lN'nE III The peighborhood have made
H"hN complaints uf petty thcfts and a
number Of chicken rJpsts have been raid
cl IN the pust foW WnnEs
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Long in the West.

san ssaun'van' the popular old time
d ara "as IN reminiscent mood
H., recalled the fact that he
M. =" Illinois fifty-one years
|Ast siter a residence Of some
\ a ,sissitory- Mr., Sullivan came
IA Ts9. after a long residence
"a N nnrty years ago he was a
y n ~ hDenVer and laid lS5 miles
hS. wv men budding queen CITY
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1OO-Label Coupon

This coupon by any contestant to and nclud
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panied by six labels from either Malt Cream Cream
Dandy bread This coupon will be good after the above
date This coupon will take the place of that which
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housewives Coupon

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4, lMM PRISONER
Mills DEPUTY SHERIFF

.,be,gasS,' ,gaS' July 3.-Ardrew King.
s%srlif. died al his hon. S bnrc
|sooer 1ut OF blow dealt him
y Thn' ~ the county Jail here
D prisoner John Cannon,
ID ,rrssvvenworth. Kan. as his
~ sled nv, Yesterday for fight
y srrnnlh srkn, III jail he fought with
D ssnarIs, and when King at
|ibs aIate oyse them struck him a
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HERE'S HOW THEY STAND

Miss Florence Ha, 49,. 3.775 labels
5S3 East 7th South.
Christiana Coclouoh ......... l.95. labels
lSo South 9th West.
Gcncveve Jensen ............ t,77e labels
SO North 9th West.
BLY, Moody ................... 1,725 labels
1859 Bueno avenue.
Mrs. c. Miller.,......,........ t.oet labels
.156 West 1st South
Miss e. Granning ............ 947 labels
65d Cofax avenue.
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Death Claims Child,
Special 10 The Tribune.

, Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. July 3.-After a short illness
from dlphtherla. John w. O'Brien, Jr
| The infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John W.
O'Brien, died at the family home. 1853
Iwentyhfth street. this morning Mr.
o Brlcn is a civil engineer in the employ
of the Southern Pacific Railroad COM
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-04
Marriage Licenses.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, July 3.-IicenseS TO marry
were Issued by the county clerk TO the
following this afternoon; Hczckiah Close
and Maud Ives Porter, both OF Ogden
Joseph NJ. Tracy and Florence u. Hor-
rocks. both OF Ogden.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-04
Sues on Contract.
necial to The Tribune,

special to The Tribune
OGDEN. July 3.-Claiming. that c. X.
NcC;rrgor entered into contraGt VIZ W.
IL iitSh Plumbing company for the 1ur ,
lnC n,ta or certain building SUPPLIES ana
nlshins ms jns,aatIon OF the same. May 5, the nc
nInmbinS rIv company has begun sun nl,r,ho 10
colecL go ,,,a 6Icd a builders lien June L..
,mS iim; NO part OF the amount said to be due
, pu. y" 49, Maid. Attorney fees, interest
Ia cnsts are also demanded