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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-12

have received no notice as to the date
OF the hearings.
1t happens that In this particular in
stance the Preston county COM
pany and the railroads will put up
practically the same defense. The
defenses will be conducted separately
however, having no connection, the
Preston county company joining in the
fight to protect the West Virginia
shippers.
West Virginia producers state
that the action Of the railroads in
equaliSihg the two former rates on
coal shipepd to the market seems
unfair since 80 per cent. of the coke
hauled to Chicago is furnace coke on
which the former rate is $2.S5 was
deemed ample. The new rateis $3.50
Which has been lnOuleed assaffective
Ju2sastf.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-12

charges Of discrimination fled BY the
Coke Producers Association Of the
Connellsville region. The coke pro-
ducers will present their side Of the
case before the commission, and some
weeks will be granted the Preston
county company and the railroads to
file their statements in regard to the
matter. Consequently little of an abb
solutely definite nature will be done
now until the coke producers are
heard. The Preston county officials
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-12

fsubslrlbe for theNWest vlrgInlan.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-12

n .:gF iisIs ID stEere is YafltHg
and crashing Of teeth in the outer
darkness any morel"
srEueifer; whoidwas showing the party,
through, bowed ASSENT: @&ts!ss,
at is possible to produce a much
more striking effect with automobile
Horns" he explained Puck w eii;
\. 1910. u. .,..l.r1oaL 1r,ue.i,,,n,,.
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LEAVE "WANT ADS" AT
STAR BRANCH OFFICES.


LEAVE "WANT ADS" AT
: STAR BRANCH OFFICES.
II not convenient to call at The
Star ONCE, l1th street and Penn
sylvania avenue, leave your ao-
vertisement at any OF the follow
ing Branch Omces:
WAIT ADS, cENT 4 WORD.
Minimum, IS cents only.
NORTHWEST BRANCHES:
3r.dfora'! Pharmacy. 9Th and r 7. ave:
co:s:, ,rsifS,.Phs t lss' III and .ts
Tsed B; csnDbeli. Drugs: 42Cs Gses:ia ,a ave.
Eppis's Drug Store. ia isth and Clifton SITS.
Emerson G. W., 18th ct. and Park road.
sus ssss Of anS s'
D:Di Ssh and Z pP p: telegraph
Kings Drug Store. 14th and Mass. ave.
Roland waii.ee drug N ssHa ann and
Store. 92s 9th st. NV.
unea staten d.po
WoodCard 4 Lothrop. Supsrinte IsS, Desk'
is2 Connecticut ave Postal .Ia Isle s..
GEoRGEToWN:
O'Donnelrs Drug Store. s2d and NJ SITS.
Prfde's Pharmacy, 18th ana sts
Postal Telegraph, 1910 Wisconsin ave.
NORTHEAST.
Perkins Pharmacy, 4th and stanton pl: ne
r. X. Richardson 4 Co.. y. Cap. and SITS.
KcnealIy's Pharmacy, n. Capitol and l sts.
Taylor & Lamb. 18th and +. Capitol SITS.
Moofadins Pharmacy, 18th and III SITS. ne.
Yeatman, d. A.. Pharmacy, 9TH and II ne.
SOUTHEAST.
Rradleys Drug Store, 6th and Sts. sc.
VI. s. Feaiy. Druggist, 11th and Pa. ave.
SOUTHWEST.
] 18th St wharf. Postal Telegraph Once.
Sulliv ans Drug Store. 9Th and d SITS. s.w.
Charles s. Walter. so1 ~ st s.w.
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OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS OF Tin
District Of Columbia, Washington. ID. O., April
10. 1911.-Sealed proposals will be received az
this once until two o'clock pm, Monday, May
i. 1911. for furnishing and delivering eight
hundred and thirty (more or less) cast Iron lamp
posts and accessories OF special design. Dc
guarantee the return Of all plans and drawinss
In good condition. Specifications. drAwfngs And
form Of proposal may be obtained upon sppl,-
District building. CtNO H. RUDOLPH. JOHN
A. JOHNSTON, WILLIAM v. JUD6ON Com
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ASTORIA,
Sd AND SITS. NV.
Within one block Of the pension ONCE and
es.el . ~ 90, 's srr.n~e eI Hue ,o
Gated apartment building: modern drug store
and barber shop in Connection; heat, hot
ward BY the month for each room: elevator.
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ton, d. c.. April 8, 1s11.-Sealed proposals VIII
be received at the once Of the Chief Clefh Of
1911. at 2 o'clock pm, at which time and
place they viii be opened ia the presence Of
the bidders their authorized agents or at
from the Department. including waste PAPER:
old canvas with metal parts attached; old
and leather with metal parts attached; canvas
cuttings and lacing cord. free from metal parts;
bronze driIiinss lock parts. etc. iron and steel:
steel strips from which lock parts. ETC.. have
been punched: old scales. brass and irou from
the Annex building, during the fiscal year end
ing June 80 1912 Blanks for proposals. with
specnca lions and Instruction., VIII Be furnished
upon application to the Chief Clerk and Super
intendent Of Buildings, Post once Department,
Washington. ID. G. FRANK II. HITCHCOCK.
Postma ster General. apl3, 10. 26-3t
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THE F. h. SMITH COMPANY,
l40S NEW YORK AVENUE.

Tao ssss f ss =; i noaR s Ssss4sr'
ron RENT-APARTMENTs.
THE NEW SEMINOLE,
1A4 W st. NV.
Parauetry doors. large closets. tile baths p,
apt 70 f TaE a sRS FAN: ''N''0
17l6 II st. nv. stories. new. hre-
{ rooms and bath. 800. .ssS.oo and ssooo
~ DuMsAaroN oouRT. " "
1857 31st st. NV.
Desirable location: all outside rooms.
! room ana bah. .....-......- $&o.W
THE Observation-Disclosures"
1880 Columbia road.
modern .coavcniences: telephone in each apt;
Apt. 4os-s rooms and hath. .......... 80 90
AT. cog cog rooms and bath. .......... Il. 90
apt 1 TH fsp Mo nj s5sIziiI:' '''''
Roof arden foP sac nn u ss. Of tenants
All outside rooms An modern Improvement
No. I'm THt f ssvA AZ e' IS St NV. ss'o
a &zR RG siSRs iHs 0. ss1 4ts NV 's0
10th and n SITS NV.
A% l I rooms rooms ana ana b atm s1 90
sH RkSi T t94S hN. TETSr COM
: WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
as pI. 81 STSn sooMs AND TWO
Elevator; spacious halls and rooms; large
Can owner. on premises. North eee1. or apply
THOMAS ~ = Els EIsH = Co. inc''
rooms and bath. With al outside windows. IN
@ sssiHn; q; apply to Rios. Il. %EEroN.
~" A DEsIaABLE APARrxENrs AT
rs y Nsses. i ista and and SD. NV.
The oonsscssional." 1st ana e. Cap. SITS.
sl1 ksw York ave. NV: 60,
..r Se SssqIiSs.s StG 1915 Calvert st. NV.
In: S Ma;,.s s ssss , 1s:s 3: T. NV
..1iadsor Lode" 21ss wyo. ave. NV.
IN: s:s Sslsa aSe 81 III; !; s.i.s. IT. NV
~: ::Ies seseon;" Calvert q; and Adams NM I'd.
..rSe Knset 1 I'm ,sSo Mintwood pa NV.
s,a R g e 5 sss Z from aConth
THos. ]: FISHER 60. dnc.,
CENTRALLY LOCATED NEAR PENSION Of
Ace: large rooms and bath: "a floor; steam
NEW CECIL ADDITION,
18th and Il Ots. nv.
The finest one-room and bath and two.room
and bath apartments In tbs city: all eouth
ss.s: =. go opsn Tor iosssstis:. x1;siy 4
=. o. WAGENHOk1T,
col bond BLDG,
18th aud N. ]. ave. p.v.
Ihno9sFoQm and h1th h0oDekg1plqg opAS<meo4
1ee rent: also single room aid bath bache1og
apaEtment. Apply at ETHELHURST.
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a. NE .' new s,' haoe ~
THE HOLLAND.
1875 st.. washington Heights.
Ooly left.
-Four rooms. tiles bath telephone. cleo lights.
MOORE 4 HILL INC, 1888 G ST. NV.
THE oRBCoNIAN.
1915 18th ct. NV.
hea:sk.epias spartment: g ? and room. ..d
pSeS.. :': q. r eoa sn sas
only $is.50 to 5000. OPEN FOR NsPEC-
1'o siR 81 lsR'tG'i DENT une.,. 81, ,.sA.
THE WELLINGTON. COR nth AND PARK
rad n.w.-A modern and niEh-ela1 bsildias:
SSS.so per mosth; besseifsl locstes. laQeire
III 18th st. nv.
YIN THE NAPLES. s1S 1sth 1t.
Newly papersd and painted; cafe; Telephones
rooms and bath. ...-.........-.... $2S0
rooms and hath $3.50 and $500
MOORE 4 HILL INC. 1888 g NV.
: ''' - THE NOTTINGHAM.
2lH z Sf. NV.
Near Dupont Circle; cleo. hshes: nreprcof
Fcar rooms and died bath, $3.50 70 $3.50.
MOORE Z Hn1. INC. 1883 g NV.
rae DRESDEN. ON wAsaIsaToS
tlcut and Kalorama aves., and southefn end
Of the new Co0necticut ave. bridge. over.
lno1ing Beck Greek valley: building new.
apartment: e. % '' so.n: Baths g
rooms and bath. at moderate rates: sepa-
rate rooms for eervants; three elevators;
a.spsetts. United. Itas5sms; ssscss a.. I'd
sSpiicafion. ViFst-elss csfs. Apply At
building.
THE NORTHUMBERLAND. COR. NEW
60 oder In this beautiful. modern. nreproof
1ui1dinS several apartme9ts; one With I'VE
rooms and bath at go per month. one WITH
S.eseior :p:rtne men = via d two No 1oc@s and
eatA at IS per month; all outside rooms
and convenient to car uaes. Inquire Of
SwARTZELL. RHREN 4 HENsIY 90.
THE DARLINGTON. o. tie east side Of
18th q. Just above Columbia road: beaUti.
.eal location; wen arranged spartmeats Of
soos S"; ana ss' be esH At ssto 6pes fos l.:
spectioo. Mt. Pleasant cars pass the deoe.
Inquire Of 5anitof or
S#AR11ELL: hHEEM Z HkNSAx o.
FOB RENT.DEsIRARLE GROOM AND BATH
Go. Gnc.S. iss0 New York ave. NV.
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FOR RHINESTONE Q FAIRFAX.
1912 New York ave. NV.
APARTMENTS.

1872 s IS. I'm s;s a'w.
(Heat furnishedl
he Hartford. ISIS cnfsua 1t. nv. No.
ne wss:1. i aas e NV. 5r ana B.: go
he Executive, s4ol leth 1t. NV. St.. g. %
The Monticello is' siSi Nj; P,eas.n. St.
ssss:s: i. lin < ( 4 s.: "a ~
itss newton ST. "a G neor frc,s Or oo $50
T Ts e:s.se: isss . :. e.:;: g.: s::;;;: szS0
1s seo s.Ta fo. tn tn and Cap '. NO. 50
TIE Fredericf 9th and K st... ST.. b.. 500
~ lit 1t 8: :. NV assr sna b. sSS
30 7so ,sth s. NJ. "a door. rooms. ~. MsS
ses se n:r lss: "a H soo. ST IS. "a. and g. D. H.
T The En-, Nth s2s .s ssa st ne e.. b. s
2oo D st. NV. lst Door. +. and 3D.. $50
1t 1t 8: 8: NV NV e Door, g. g. an: ana SS
81 ia ,ssh !, e. e esse g. =, :Sd
1,as Conn: ave. ~: % door. g. and :. 3ss SS
bs;s s1h & az ss ESQ }s, r. 's
1 }se s:.s lsI, EssFs'
R;is ' 3d. 4; q o's St. s. s and he ss
3 I:.s & e. sss; e., 3; .sd g
IT'S 18th 1t. NV, ID door. ............ 500
IS: S ossss st. St n sss 9 'a md - asS
!sii kaiorans 3D.. lit door. orb 6r On and b.: Mso
aRia 4 "a door g rooms ssss .ss bath sS
Is! rs E w!:ss l.. i : q a s: .ss ga s
isoS :. s.. Nv: rooms and bath. -; ~ -
eston n.w nc 81 door, sH0 g. an: ana pain
? ;5 18th st. NV. LIST door, 81. and b.. 24Se
e s.st . g. NV, ID door. q. and b.. 2sso
2sdS IL, 18th g. NV: "a door. er and b.. So
o nS1s st me- % s0G S:o! g. Z, and d. S &
81 st. NV, LIST door. Or. and b.. ESQ
171s IN fa.s st; nv I'd 9oes. soo%s: 80 90
SO SO. Tod odd pl ne, I'd door Or. and 5asS
I Sherman svs .t a sGG seo e. i. ana and @
18Th st. :. n a. .t Il oo oe't r. II and snS D.
sSs ed Il St: wv q ID G door, :sa b.
i i2 st. Me-, LIST door. 5r. and d.. 1900
&, St ne ss rooms a. s ss f pssA HE'S SS
SS!9 st. NV. LIST door, b. and b.. 11.50
Z317 st. NV, lst door, Er. and b.. 1850
I'll 7th st. NV, Sd door. .............. 1900
620 Orleans pl., LIST door, 4r. and b.... 1870
1914 E st. ne, rooms and BATH. 1850
'f 8 i isla New :aa ao2l ave: ss
ONLY s2s.5o-F1vE AND SIX ROOM ARARE
ments. on car line. Columbia Heights; 27oS
and 2716 18th st.
MOORE q HILL. 1888 G st.
THE CHEVY CHASE. Chevy Chase Circle
8 and rooms and bath. 5000 to $500
THE FRANKLIN. 1915 14th ct; Nv
rooms ana bath 5000 ana $Sz.o0
THE AUGUSTA. n. Y. and n. J. ayes. nv.
IOOuS ana Datn. VIEW
THE EMERY. 1912 G. st. nv
8 ana rooms and bath. $27. 80 and $3.50
THE WILLARD. 11S 18th st. NV.
o rooms ana oath. $15.O0
THE FAIRFAX. 1900 E. Cap. St.
. rooms ana bath 30
ROOMS ahO Datn. SJ.O0
THE COLONIAL. 1911 30th NV
" 8 roonD and bath. ................ $3.50
THE LOUISA. 21S n. Y. ave. ,oo m
THE OREGON 1921 18th st. NV"
71S 18th st. NV, front rooms, 80 foor $500
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TO LBC-APARTMENT
THE r. II. SMITH COMPANY,
laos NEW YORK AVENUE.
THE WOODWARD.
APARTMENTS DE Luxe.

the sass + ~ Il s IoRR S SSsESAEr.
THE WOODWARD.
APARTMENTS DE Luxe.
Handsome new seveu-story nreprcoe buildias,
col. Conn. ave. and Astmead pa., overiookinl
1900, 600 Coenecticut Avenue bridge and
.s sdr and i:G.so
den. billiard room, social hall, mail chute.
Wniss service sSsonsh e.s.'ae plant
8 rooms ana ZEE. - 5000 sna !sS.SS
room: an: ana S:sS: 3sS.SO .ad ;sSS
THE PARKwoop,
I746 STREET NORTHWEST.
Handsome 1-stsry nrspsoof build
tnS; centrally located on z st.
%es.s have q rooms. butter: pan
try. eervents' room. and estn:
Reduced rents.
THE AIRY VIEW,
aUH AND nILTMoRE STREETS.
NEW APARTMENT HOUSE. evGloekias
AVE- BRIDGE BRIDGE Il b conp Sc 1 about june
I; All bright rooms. unusually large and airy.
srRs5SS: eSsss: r. E EVER 81 sa:
SPECT. See plans at ONCE and make reservs-
tions now.
8 Rooms AND BATH, 5000 AND $500.
ROOMS AND BATH. $500.
1412 18TH ST. NV.
All rooms bright; every convenience;
steam heat: hot water; excellent serv-
ice; and rooms and bath: special
fnducement to Immediate tenant.
THE DUPONT. 17l7 10Th ST.. rooms ana
hath and servants room, $500.
TIE DAMARISCOTTA, 0l0 18TH st. NV,
and rooms and bath, 5000 to $500.
Thu DON CARQ6, 20o7 o ST. NV, 3
rooms and hath, 5000.
THE BALTIMORE. 1882 BILTdORE ST. NV.
and rooms and bath. 5000 to $4,000.
THE MT. PLEASANT. 1888 Mt. PLEASANT
ST. rooms and bath. low rent.
THE WESLEY; 1927 COLUMBIA Road.
rooms rec: ball and bath. so:
THE SHELBY. 1919 COLUMBIA RID. NV,
s rooms. rec. hall and bath. $4,000.
The WALLIS. 1647 Lamont st., and =
room4 and hath. low rent.
THE AVALON, 2627 ADAMS MILL RD., ,
rooms and bath, $3.50 and $500.
THE PASADENA. 20S9 ADAMS MILL RD.,
1907 MONROE ST. NV, very attractive. .
rooms and hath, all bright rooms. massive
fireplace IN dining room, good service, SO. %.
S3e ADAMS ST. NE, rooms and bath,
steam heat Sz3. 80.
1915 SWAMI ST.. 5r. and b., porch. 5000.
S& NEW JERSEY AVE-, Or. and b.. $3.50.
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FOR RENr-RoolGs.

=
FOR RENT-ROO1lS.
0ss cent werd for IL WORDS.
.FURNISHED.
$40 TTH N.R.-FoR RENT. FURNISHED
room: convenient 70 both cur lines and to
Capitol; private family. adults
1913 CALvERT-TwO FURNisHED ROOMS
on second door; next to bath; private family;
1910 EUCLID ST.-LARGE. NICELY FUR
niehed 0econd-story front room, with hath;
suitable for one or two gentlemen. 20"
l4+6 n ST. N.W.-BEAUTFUL 2D-FLOOR
room. southern exposure. $40; well kept house;
2s2 srH ST. sE-.LARGE, WE'LL FuRMsHED
room: all co1teniences; good tocaocn. 2o'
lsis STA 81. N.w.-FURNIsHED ROOMS. 2s'
21IS 18TH ST. NV = SEVERAL LARGE
rooms: private bath; housekeeping. II desired.
l7ee COLUMBIA RD.-APT q. BEAUTIFULLY
furnished room In apartment with roof garden:
also table board; reasonable rates. DO
l2e r N.W.-FURNIsHED ROOM. SD FLOOR
front.
144e IRVING ST.. COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
Well furnished rooms; detached house; porch
and grounds: convenient to car lines.
70 sUBI.ETIslx ROOM APARTMHNT; HAND
somely furnished. Amply at los Hammond
Court, 30th and Q SITS. NV, or to 3anitor. d
ea2 IRVING 81. Nw.-FRONT OR MIDDLE
room; gentleman preferred; rent reasonable. l9e
1907 0IRARD ST. N.W-FLAT, LARGE FUR
nished rooms; southern exposure; !. b. L.; prt-
v.te family; also same on ID floor; bath ad-
Joining. 18s
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS or IN y
District Of Columbia. washingteu. d. c., April
this once until O'Clock pm. April -. ieii.
for furnishing Is 800 gallons tmofe les, btu
bitnminons macadam roads in the Distr1ct OF
Columbia. Form Of proposal, specineetions and
plicstion to the Property Clerk. d. O., nosa
800. District building. CUN0 r. huOo1kH.
Commissioner, d. c. api1.ot
OFFICE OF THE OOMMISsIoNERs on TAN
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. waehineten, D. c..
April 10. 1911. Sealed proposals viii - re-
ceived at this once until O'Clock pm, April
Is. 1911. for furnishing the District Of Columbia
with twenty Eight horses. for use IN to street
Cleaning Department. Form Of proposal, Gpecih-
cations and all necessary informs ton may be
obtained upon application to the Properly Clerk.
ID. C.. Room 800 District building. CCEO H.
RUDOLPH JOHN A. JOHNSTON. WILLIAM
v. JuDS0N. Commissioners. d. @. ap11-0t
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POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. WASHING:
ton. d. c., April 8. 1911.-eeaIsd propOsais
will be received at<the once Of the Ohief Csrk
1911. at O'Clock pm, At which time aud
place they will be opened In the presehes OF
torneys. for the performance Of the following
services ~ they may bs required during the
ironing towels; shoeing horses; removing Debris
and ashes; cleaning. winding and repeirine the
clocks OF the Post Once Departmsut. fnciud-
with specifications ana instructions. WIN be
furnished upon application to the Chief Clerk,
Post Once Department WashinstoA, d. q.
FRANK II. HITCHCOCK. Postmaster General.
ap13. 10 16-3t
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OFFICE OF THE CoMMIssIoNERS 6iS.
trict. Of Columbia. April a.. ieiL-Sselcd RE
posaie win be received at this oenes ulf4 2
pm. THURSDAY. April n, 1911, for tie cou0erur-
tion OF Mortuary building At the Tussrcuiosis
Hospital site. between lstA. 18th, UpseR ard
yarnum streets northwest, u, c. Blank fUfus
II proposal, specifications and an necessax1 In
formation may be obtained from the Chief cerk
ing. CCNO H. RUDOLPH, JoHN A. JOHN
sTON, WILLIAM v. JuDSoN, CemnissleAers.
d. c. ap17-et
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FUNERAL, NOTICES.


HOWE funeral over tho remains
of the late Edgar Howe. aged J6 years
will be held today tFriday) al p M
from the Seventeenth ward chapel
Friends arc invited To attend, and the
Caslsct will be open on day Of funeral
from 10 II. m 10 so II m. at the fu-
neral pnrlors OF Joseph William TAYLOR
% South West Temple street. Intcrmcnt
I'm City cemetery,
UANSEN-Thc funeral Services over lhe
remains OF the late Theodore j. Han
sen aged S3 years. nuliVc OF denmark.
will be held today (Friday) AT p: m
from the funeral chapel OF Joseph William
TAYLOR u South West Temple street
Friends are invited To attend. lntermont
In City cemetery.
HOWE-Thc funeral services over the re
mains OF Edgar Howe. aged 1G years,
WIN be held Friday at p. IN, from the
Seventeenth ward chapel Friends are
Invited to attend and tho casket VIII be
opened on day OF funeral at the funeral
parlors OF Undertaken Joseph w. Taylor.
Il South West Temple street 1ntermcnt
In City cemetery,
NSEN-Thn funeral services over The
remains of Theodore j. Jansen, aged 50
wears native Of sweden will lbc held
Tuesday at 2 y, IN. from the funeral
chapel of Joseph w Taylor u south
West Temple street. Friends are in
v.ted TO attend, mtcrment In CITY GEM
ctcry
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DIED

~--~~~~>~~~~-~>~ ~~-~-~--D----,"~~-@-- -. =,
ELI.E-At the home of her parents; ~ !
West Tenth South Barbara Haze,
Ellie. born January 10, 1910 The funeral
service will bc held this ttriday) al
noon. September /, at O'clock from thc
Quaitrough- .Allcolt Co funeral parlors'
54i Main street. Intcrment. CITY cemc-
terry.
SLIGHT-At 53 JeraJd street, August ~
1911 of paralysis Uhirtccn years al
nictIon) Thomas Slight. born FEBRUARY
IN. 1892 In England N popcr-boN manu- =
facturcr by trade. Funeral services sum
day at l. noon from the Nineteenth ward
chapel Friends arc invited 10 attend;
and the caskct VIII he open at the tannl,y
residence on tlay Of funeral from TO
II so a. IN. IntcI1ncnt In City cemetery
rAYLoR-At 113 seventh East street
August -. 1911. from Brights disease,
Eugene T., son Of DIR. Jabcz T. and Anna
Peterson Taylor, born September i4'
1907. in Salt Lake city. Funeral services
Saturday ~ II n. m. from the ihnlly
residence Friends arc invited 10 attend.
Interment in City cemetery.
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s1ocknoLpgas. observation-disclosures

Notice fs hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Sheep
Rock Mining & Milling company ioI me me
election ,e OF d,reSs hsneas as 'I may come before
the meeting Will be held at the oiiicG OF
the company. reom Al5, Fen p, pui'diIs, nlsc
CITY. Utah. on Wednesday, september
6, 1911. at o'clock p. m
AT meeting OF the board o. ,..s ulrec,0r.s .
| OF The company. held at The company = >
office on August z, 1911 the following
amendments 10 tho articles OF incoIporS
,ion we're discussed and oTderca oiaors 10 oy
annua! meeting. and also for the STOCK
holders TO make and ratlfy. s7sh iur'her
amendments as they may deems Oh olI1,,n
Territory" or "Territorv OF Utah occur
improperly. 20 strike out same ana insert
the words state OF d.d utami to road as
follows: ,s
"That the principal place OF business
and the place OF general business on seid
eorporation corr @ shall io Salt Lake City. state
of Utah; and the corporation may nave
other Offices OF business within any other
State or Territorv of the United states
and the stockholders may meet Tor the
annual stockholders meeting or for any
special stockholders meeting and IEans-
tory OF the United states as we'll as In
said state OF Utah" -.
Article VI to be amended TO read as
"Thnt the amount OF capital stock snail
be Two hundred siXty-two thousand nVe
hundred (s26o, 800 oo) dollars which snal
be divided Into nve hundred twenty-hve
thousand (525. .00o) shares or the par value
Of nifty cents Sso-5) each paid up anu
non assessable," !"
Article VIII. to he amended by, an
amendment 10 the amendment by which
the number or directors OF The company
is changed from five to seven
ITO be eligible to the offices OF this
corporation a person must be the owner
of at least ono hundred 10o) shares OF
the stock OF the corporation as shown
by the books OF the company,
Article XII TO be amended to read as
follows: ~
stockholders OF the company FOR the cleo
tion OF the directors and such other bust
ness as may come before them shall be
held on the first Wednesday OF September
of each wear at the company's office at
clock %. m. or elsewhere as provided
for in Article v. All elections shall be
by ballot and the persons receiving tho
lnrGest number of ballots cast shall be
elected shall elect from their number
president. vice. president. secretary
and treasurer"
Article XIV. to be amended by stirling
OUT the words "in interest
a new article 10 be added 10 the arti-
cles of Incorporation and called Article
XVIII. is TO be as follows:
"These Articles of Incorporation may
be altered, added to. or amended at any
AT any special stockholders meeting
called for the purpose by majority vote
OF the total stock"
THE SHEEP-ROCK MINING MILL
BY w. A, Wilson, President.
k1sol
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-01
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