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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-17
OBITUARY

Rev. John DePeu officiated at the funeral services yesterday of Henry W. Squire, held from the home of his slster-in-law, Mrs. George S. Overton, in Ann street. Friends and relatives were present from New Haven, Shel- ton and other cities. Arcanum lodge, I. O. O. F., sent a delegation to exem- piify the ritual at the grave at Lake view cemetery. Beautiful floral of ferings surrounded the remains. The pail bearers were G. B. Close E. A. Ayre, $. Curry, J. Roberts, E. Firkins and L. VanStone
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-17

choice steak or chop is the Hotel Atlas. Special Grill Room for ladies.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-17

Friends of Charles and Grace Brill Fray were grieved to learn of the death of their little son, Frederick Richard at the home of the parents, 478 Brooks street, late yesterday. Kid ney trouble was the cause of death.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-17
News of the death last week ir

News of the death last week in Mount Pleasant, N. J., of Daisy Min ton, wife of David Lake, brought sor- row to many friends in this city: The deceased resided in the East End up to the time of her marriage, about eight years ago, and had many friends. She: was actively identified with. the Summerfield M. E. church. Surviv- ing her are her husband, two children, and two brothers, Fred of New Haven and George of Sharon. N. Y.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-17

ADVERTISE IN THE FARMER
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-17

When lecture is free expected to buy 3 book shaving-strop from the who delivered 1t
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-17

When millionaire dies generally develops that h worth $1O0,0OO and that had been payne valuation of $20,00O.
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mated with the baskets Of flowers. All
the minor appointments were in the
pink also and the whole made q beautiful
picture. Here, Mrs. Thomas Weir, Mira
James e. Jennings, Mrs. Samuel c. Park
and Mrs. John w. Delano took turns at
pouring tea and coffee. while Miss Gladys
Richmond assisted Miss Oswald in re-
ceivng her friends, Prizes were awarded
the winners ait each table, tho matrons
receiving Handsome Venetian glass
vase with a silver standard, and the
maids rose decorated jabot.
The officers and ladies OF Fort Douglas
entertained again last evening at a most
delightfully."- informal hop, one OF the reg
uar fortnightly affairs. Several dinners
preceded the dancing, and some hop sup
pers followed. The affair was especially
complimentary to Captain and Mrs Petty
OF the hop committee, who leave tomor-
row for the west TO sail from San Fran
cisco and later for the Philippines.
Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Greenewald enter
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Deaths.

November 90, infant S. Service, 5s Zone
street. still born.
October 2s Joseph Fuller. Holy Cross
hospital. aged 80 years. chronic brop-
chltis.
December l. Mary Ryan. l52 South
Third East, aged 10 years, carcinoma
December 4: dclenor Johnson, L. D, S.
hospital. aged SO years, cancer
December .. David Eccleg, city hall,
aged So years. unknown hut natural
December {. George Paios, Denver &;
Rio Grande train. run over by train
December 3, Lindsey NJ. Anderson. 81.
meningitis.
December s. Mary Margaret Ault, 1904
North Chicago street. aged so minutes
atelect3sls.
December s. Clyde V. Hansen, 52J
South Ninth West. aged IL ycsrs, dia-
hctgS.
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Real Estate Transfers.

II. s. Assdoorian and wife 10 Fred
crick Stciemeyer, part Of lot .,
block 81. plat r ,......s
4. J. Bruneau and wife TO Charles
J.: Dewey, part Of lot 2. block p
u: hye-acrc plat \ ...., ...,t,
Fred kratzer and wife to Daniel
~; y; Eolso%o, part OF lot :. block
Thomas Eircumehaw and wife to
Daniel Winter. part Of lot :,
z. b. Wlcks 10 Thomas BIrcum-
Jordan place ....................
Philip Flueran and wife TO Fer
ha Motzkus. lots I and 8. Grand
View subdivision ..........
United Realty company 10 Emery
-. Alvord. lots % and ~. blocl;
Frank T. Chambers and wife TO
Il. l.. Siockham et al. lots
and 8, block s.. Chambers town
site .... -e.-.,.s.,..........
Equitable Home Building company
To- Luelia W. Kimbal'. part OF lot
., block 10. plat 3 ...........
Emma C. SconbcrG 10 Martin
90. plat j. ................,. "
SOPHIA T. Poetz et al. 10 Burt q.
Cerlaulst. lots 81 and 3S, block
:. Poplar Grove addition 49,.
Ine commercial National bank 10
John ", Thomson. lots % and
20. Granite subdivision ,........
I<imbsii g. Richards company 10 G.
u. Layton. lots 1T57 and l71s.
Highland Park. plat 4 .......
Lizzie Randall et al. to y. .irder-
son. part OF section 90. township
youth, range / cast .
! klrball & Richards company 10
HortenSe g. McGarry., lot &C.
I Jackson Square -. ....,..
Annette NJ Lazellc Ia J. C.. Dick.
! lots q and %. block Is. Poplar
! Grove ~
| lie Grand TouDS 10 W. n. Kuhre.
lot ia, SANDY station plat 49,.
! Gc Eraac Young 80 Jenseu A.
| Kuhrc. lot icT Sandy station
rlnl -.
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SHOW
WILL CLOSE TONIGHT

Tho automobile show at the Iom bo'-
terill Automobile company SHOW rooms
will close tonight AS special feature
for the last night there VIII be a demon
stratlon OF several well known makes OF
carhuretors by an expert on carouretion'
The attendance at the show has been
large and tho Bottcr1ll company has re-
celved many compliments from the sho"
visitors for its enterprise in giving this
cduca tionaI show
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Salt Lake Statistic.
Births.

Ray c. Stewart, $50 North First West
boy.
girl.
Junius a. Burt, L D. 5. hospital
girl,
Gordon o. Becllestead. o72 South rirsl
West, boy.
Robert Marcroft, IS Hot Springs ave-
Hue. boy.
John NJ Caswell ST. Marks hospital
girl.
Christian Miller, so Second avenue
boy.
Bertram Willis. KoIy Cross hospital
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THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SATURDAY MORNING. DECEMBER

and will be open from IL noon TIL
O'Clock in the afternoon.
The Daughters OF the Utah Pioneerss
ococl, at the Bishops building on North
Main street
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-07

The = L. O. sisterhood will meet this
afternoon with Mrs David Q. Dart at
her home 1884 East Second South street.
Miss Ruth Palmer will review u play and
Mrs. George poueall current events.
There VIII be q special musical pro-
gramnc we'll
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Formal Opening of our Doll and 1oyland 1odq|
A Spectacular" Christmas Attraction
ODeni1g Of Toyidnd
Doll Specials

kid body dolls; 20 inches long, corked|
filled; Jointed legs; eye lashes and hair
today opening, 81 10|
special. 9lslJ
1000 dressed dolls; some with hats; fuuny
character dolls; a most novel variety
Opening special, I'M
Bisque head, jointed dolls with stockings
light or dark hair; dolls that sleep; Sat
urday opening, s0.
special, at .......,...,.,... J5e
Doll go-carts; natural finish; steel rid
wheels; SOC 1e.
value for ,............,.. SJt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-07

about a hundred friends. The tables foi
bridge were arranged on the nezzsnine
floor, twenty-five Of them seating the
players, to the number OF nearly ninety.
Tea was served In the banquet room
nearby, from a long oval table, which
was adorned with flowers and lights.
Two immense baskets OF enchrantress
carnations iilled the central part and
three beautiful candelabra, shaded with
the same color as the carnations. alter
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-07

Mrs. Jennie Chcevcr. formerly OF
Frovo arrived yesterday from the ca
where she has spent the past year. and
is at the Hotel Utah. Her SON. Mark
ham Chcever. Is at The University club
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-07
Brass Jardinieres Special

Full eight-inch size, hammered brass Jap|
dGlnleres, bowl shape, ball legs, rose ton|
brush finish lacquered, extra strong; this|
is worth $3.50 each Today, %1 1Q|
opening special, each, at ,.... p1'1'|
Real Partisan ivory manicure set; use
ful articles in velvet box; genuine I'M
ported; regular value $780, GO lt|
today opening, special. . Y0.7v
Real Partisan ivory toilet set with hai
brush, comb, mirror, hat and coat brush
SATIN lined box; regular value, &5 Q6
5000; today special. .,,.. .YV'vy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Hale entertained
few friends last evening at dinner
IN compliment TO H. a. Morgan. who will
leave today. after stay Of some weeks
here. Tor his home In Chicago.
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tertained at card party last evening for
about thirty of their friends, AIies May
Ritter assisting them during the even
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. lIoyt sherman did not
leave for the west on Thursday a5 they
intended, but VIII 80 on the noon train
today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-07

All matter TO be included in Sun
day society must be In this office not
later than twelve O'Clock noon Satur-
day.
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Mrs. f. 4. Stelemeyer viii entertain
slis afternoon II on Informal tea, al her
hoFne TO meet Mrs, William Story. who
has recently come here TO live and Is at
the Bransford.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-07

Mr.. and Mrs. T.. 4. Dix VIII leave TO-
the holidays. visiting their son. PHILIP.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-07

Miss Gertrude Dallas has taken an
apartment at the Covoy where she is now
at home to her friends.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-07

Major and Mrs William ). Graves OF
Fort Douglas viii entertain tais even
Ing AZ a reception to meet Captain and
Mrs. Charles w. E%ton. who have lust
arrived from their honeymoon trip.
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Mrs. \. {. Watts entertained half
dozen friends very pleasantly yesterday
afternoon at tea at the Hotel Utah
10 meet her guest. Miss Bowman, OF
Chicago. The other friends asked TO
meet Miss Bowman were Mrs. e T..
Alexander. Mrs. John {. T.. Clark, Mrs
David c. Dart. Mrs. j. 4. Slaughter and
Mrs, Ackcrman.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-07

Mrs Joseph Nibley has returned from
q week spent in Provo with hcr parents
Mrs. Fred Bottstord OF Portland is spend
ing few days al the Nihlcy home.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-07

Mrs. Lester Freed entertained ten
friends yesterday At a beautifully sp-
pointed luncheon in celebration OF the
birthday Of her sister, Miss Alton Young
Mr. and Mrs: Radcliffe @. Cannon en-.
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Mrs. IL. D. Niles and Miss Niles Will bc
back in their own fiat In the lvanho1
apartments after the first OF the week.
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Miss L L. Willard Will open her mid
winter art exhibit today I'm her. studio AT
iS7 East First South, The exhibit will
last from now Til the end OF the yeal
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-07

tained party of a dozen friends last
evening at the Colonial theater, with a
supper party at their home later, at
which r half-do2en more were guests
The affair was In compliment 10 Miss
Brnla Furchsott Of Chicago who Is visit
Ing her sister, Mrs. Adolph Simon.
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DELIGHTFUL affair OF yesterday
afternoon was the bridge tea at
the Hotel Utah, at which Mrs.
f. L. Oswald aud her daughter
Afiss Hazel Oswald entertained
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-04
OUTLOOK IS BRIGHT,
SAYS w. L. HANSEN

There never was better outlook for
the Salt Lake real estate market than
mt present. SAYS w, l.. Hansen, of the
Progress Realty company. The mar
ket has remained strong throughout the
summer and is now tending towards a
period of actual briskness that will last
throughout the remainder of tho year,
he believes. -.
During the week the Progress COM
pany sold two homes In the southeast
ern part Of the city. farm near Provo,
and began negotiations for the sale of
three farming tracts near Salt Lake.
The company is planning TO open new
farming subdivision Just beyond the
city limits to the southeast, The tract
will be cut into small acreage and sold
as farm and orchard property,
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the par value OF one hundred (S1oo) dol
lars per snare, and the water, water
rights, pipe line and other property Of
said corporation Is accepted and received
by this corporation In full payment Of!
all the capital stock Of this Corporation.
ARTICLE TX.
To be eligible to the offices of director,
president. Vice president. secretary or
treasurer. a person must be the owner,
as shown by the books Of the corpora
ton. OF at least Eve (5) shares OF the
capital stock Of this corporation, pro-
be stoc.:holder,
ARTICLE XIII.
Three Of the directors shall constitute
a quorum at all meetings OF the board,
TO transact the business and exercise the
corporate powers OF the corporation. Tho
outstanding capital stock Of this corpor-
alton is assessable. and aaid board OF
directors shall have the power to levy
cent OF the par value OF said stock every
six (6) months but not oftener, on the
outstanding capital stock OF the corpora
ton. for raising funds for the purpose
OF acquiring property and carrying on the
business of this corporation. such assess
ments TO be made in the manner pro-
vided by law, The directors shall not
have authority to borrow amounts aggre-
eating more than three thousand ($3o00)
dollars at any one time without being
authorized by the stockholders Said d.
TeCCOTS navy PoWcf 10 sell any
Of the water rights Of this corporation.
unless authorized by vote of two thirds
(2-S) Of the outsta nding stock as shown
by the books OF this corporation
ARTICLE XIV
All moneys received from the distribu-
ton OF said waters to the stockholders
and other persons using snid water and
from all sources whatsoever. shall be
the property OF said corporation and tho
board Of directors may from time to tirnc
nay to the stockholders dividends. said
dividends to I've paid upon the outstand-
ing issued capital stock. as shown By
the books OF the corporation. In case
any stockholder does not exercise his
right to the use of any water during any
year he shall have no claim against tho
corporation. even though tho corpora
t!on uses such water upon the failure OF
such stockholdcr TO use said water.
In addition 10 considering the proposed
ton, by-lcws md regulations will be
presented for the acceptance and approv-
al OF the stockholders, and such other
and further business may properly
come before the meeting.
This meeting Is called by order OF Jo-
seph II. Brlnton. president OF the Spring
Creek Irrigation company. and Oliver T.
Jensen, secretary OF the Spring Creek
Irriga: ion company pursuant to resoiu-
ton of board of directors.
Dated this e3rd day OF July. a. D..
1919.
T. H. BRINTON
President Spring Creek Irrigation Co.
OLIVER T. JENSEN,
Secretary Spring Creek Irrigation Co.
Date of first publication July e. 1917.
e2s2a
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NOTICE..

W. I'VE.
Notice Is hereby given that q special
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Spring
Creek Irrigation company will be held on
the 18th day OF August. A d. 1912, at
Ward hS h0Se a efxsn ss m or No s
Salt Lake county. state OF Utah. for the
purpose of amending articles Nos. Ill.
". W. X. XIII. and XIV. It Is pro-
articles shall read as follows. respec-
lively. to wit:
ARTICLE III.
This corporation shall continue TO ex-
ist for period OF seventy-fve (75) years
from date hereof, unless sooner dissolved
and disincorporated. according to law.
ARTICLE w.
The OBJECT, business and pursuit OF
this corporation is and shall continue TO
be, to own. use, control. manage, divert.
arising in and flowing into what Is COM
monty known as Spring creek In Salt
Lake county. state OF Utah. and also to
velopment or otherwise other waters.
water rights, rights OF way, franchises.
and real and personal property OF every
and other appliances for tho preserva-
tlon and acquisition OF said water and
10 lay, construct, operate and maintain
pipe line and water system for the
ers OF this corporation, and other per-
sons and corporations. sald waters Tor
don,estic. culinary. irrigation and me-
chanical and other purposes under such
rules and regulations as this corpora
ton may determine.
1t being the intention OF this corpora
tion to carry maintain and operate
q general water supply system, In ali It's
phases and branches, and to distribute
and deliver to such stockholders as de-
sire the same, and to other users thereof.
such waters at such prices. and to make
such charges for the same to all users
thereof, Including stock holders. as the Of
acers and stockholders hereof may do
termine
ARTICLE VII.
The capital stock of this corporation
shall be thlrty-four thousand nine hum
dred (s8i,9o0) dollars. divided into three
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BURT & CARLQUIST
SELL SMALL FARMS

The sale Of small farms near the
city occupied the attention of the Burt
g. Carlquist Real Estate company lest
week. A number of deals Of this char
begun for half dozen others.
"We find the demand for semi
country property better than for months
past said member Of the firm yes
terday. Inspired by the splendid
crops the farmers are reaping this year,
scores of city folk are endeavoring
to get hold of a. few acres of their
own for farming on small scale
Trade in other lines was normal with
the Burt & Carlquist company, though
the inclement weather acted as dump
er to slight degree.
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TO SELECT A LABEL
FOR UTAH FRUITS

AS part Of its publicity campaign
the general committee of the Utah Fruit
Publicity league, recently organized to
create market for the states extraor-
dinary fruit crop. this year, is consid,
have been submitted to it as fitting box
labels to be put on all Utah fruit
shipped out OF the state Most Of the
posters have been submitted by lith-
ographing firm of San Francisco. Each
bears the legend, "We Can Picture the
Beauty but Not the Flavor accompa-
MED by illustrations of the fruit it.
self
Two Of the designs are maps Of the
state, across which runs a cluster Of
from these at q meeting Tuesday.
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tractive garden spots that were former
ly vacant lots, but have demonstrated
the merit Of the Getty beautiful" plan
as well
General plans for arousing interest
in the competition have been under dis
cussiop by the city commission since
the move had its inception, and it has
! been made An allied part OF the com
mission s scheme for civic improve.
ment
Basis Of Awards.
A. G.. Mackenzie John D, Giles and
c, ", Johnson form the committee
named to handle the details OF the COM
petition, and George Y. Wallace N.
Byhauer and c. u. Griffin are the judges.
The awards will be made as follows:
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|REAL ESTATE
DNT|VUES ACTIVE
+ (iodbe-Pitts Corner Is
|Ication of Increased
Interest.
h DEALS PENDING
South Street Is Still
Largely in Eye of
Investors.
y DEALS PENDING

a of the old Godbe Pitts cor.
r;rst South and Main streets,
B the Clayton Realty company
D per front foot, the highest
d paid for Salt Lake prop
. The principal topic of con.
amoug realty dealers yester-
aercc that the price is proof
" the strength and soundness
caI estate market at present
|endid indication of the city's
rowtb in business values.
al, along with others pend
e business district, has served
The market all along the line,
'se to optimistic predictions
1y sources for An unequalled
fall trading. Several promi-
estate men are of the opin-
the price involved in the
deal will prove conservative
uother twelvemonth. 1t is
fhere are several business cor
could not be purchased for
&5000 to $4,000 per front foot
/ in Third South street, or
Il as many of the business men
call it, is expected to be
within the next few
The conclusion Of n deal for
3 site to house another retail
which has cast the die in ia
nc new retail district. This
B deal involves about $4,000.
\ operations continue to fur
able background for real es-
vIty. the latter week having
new ventures in this direc-
will carry the building sea-
on into the fall. Wednesday
b Brewing company of st.
a contract for the erection
|W0 bOttliug and distributing
Salt Lake and work on the
will begin this week.
IN home properties and subur-
b found the past week fairly
, though the constantly recur-
sfprms interfered with mum.
|eals that might have been
oerwise. However, these are
|Yed for a week or two at
whole, the dealers emphat.
crate their predictions of the
weeks that the city is on
Of period of real estate
alnounting almost to a boom.
A concerts Saltair today.
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Competition Not for Paid Gar
deners, but for Citizens With
Pride in Homes.

wi With I'll the approach Of August i,
tion launched by the Commercial club
publicity bureau will close, household
ers Of Salt Lake arc exhibiting keen
interest in the race and putting forth
effective efforts to secure some Of the
$3.50 prize money offered
The bureaus list Of entries is long
one and the investi cations Of the Judges
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-04
Hubbard Comnany Sales.

The Hubbard Investment company
sold several suburban lots and three
homes during the week, Though the
rains retarded small trade to n notice
able degree, this company enjoyed Il
satisfactory business average, particu-
larly in the matter of rents, which i'm
proved encouragingly during the last
few davs
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Demand for Homes.

w Eccles Baird. Of the Alliance In
vestment company, said yesterday that
not since the beginning OF the year has
there been so strong demand for small
homes and close lying farm lands as at
present Scores of small investors are
in the market and not few deals are
being closed by the Alliance company
in this line of business.
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Bathing at Saltair is at its bea,
Honesite Addition,

A. Mcclellan & Co., owners of Home
site addition, report the sale of eight
lots and modern bungalow in that
tract during the week. They also let
contracts for the building of two
pressed brick cottages to cost $4,000
np.h
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Salt Lake City, July 80, 1912.

To Contractors and the Public Generally:
Statements having been made by per-
sons seeking to discredit Utah materials
that the Utah Rock Asphalt cannot be OBJ
tanned as cheaply as other paving material,
we, the undersigned owners Of Rock Asphalt
properties in the State of Utah, hereby
notify contractors, and others interested,
that we are severally prepared to furnish
paving contractors Utah Rock Asphalt in
any quantity they may require and of a
quality equal to the best.
Il We will furnish said Rock Asphalt at
prices which will enable them to bring down
the cost per front foot of paving very mate
rally below prices heretofore prevailing.
SALT LAKE ASPHALT CO.
VIM. S. BURTON, Pres.
UTAH ROCK ASPHALT CO.
Ok LEWIS, Pres.
]. c. BENEDICT and
c. N NEEDHAM.
FL B. F. SMITH.
CLEMENS & NUM-