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COLD WEATHER BALL
AS AN EXPERIMENT

play In frigid north pole weather? This
question Will without a doubt be settled
ono once y9lhd, 2nd Tor all time when the Giants
Ionr. For the two clubs contest in some
mighty cold places before they return
10 this country March 6.
Then also Will the rival club owners
oe SATISFIED IL their athletes, at least
lnose who are making the tour with
MhcGre% NC and Callahan. report late for
lowed the two managers 20 put some
Ihlng over on them by grabbing a few
stqrs TO make the long trip.
III the trip does not hurt the athletics
in the battling next year in the two ma jor
league campaigns why not start WIN
Ter baseball league after the close Of the
1919 season
The schedule arranged for the tourists,
beginning February 10. in the real cold
veg lSd Lner period IS as follows:
Ee6Tiary EEe66Tnary I5' 49, - IS and Io-Paris
February q and 25WEdinburEh.
February 26-Glasgow.
February 27-Dubiin.
rreoruary IS and March 1-Queenstown.
The tlnal game OF the tour. which Is
sschednled to be played In New York.
ever tried to play In Gay Gotham on that
early date, and the doings OF the world
tourists VIII be watched with great inter
est by the tans. not only at present, but
after the 1914 season is started.
After the two clubs return from the
Jaunt, there will be no rest for the ath-
letcs. McGraw and Callahan will take
their own players to their training camps
Those ball tossers. who are not regular
members of the two battalions, Will have
10 hike TO the training stations of their
respective clubs, without delay.
Next spring the White Sox are sched-
uled TO train on the Pacific coast, Right
after the world tour breaks up, Callahan
Will have to push his men into a cross
country train and start work for the
does not injure the @ athletes. h and S'IIss maks
them unfit for the next battling, then
nothing in the world will.
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DANIELS TO ORGANIZE
A MARINE BRIGADE

WASHINGTON, Nov, Secretary
outline Of the organization Of the ma
rine brigade to participate with the At
lantic fleet In drills and maneuvers at
Culebra, Porto Rico and Guantanamo.
The brigade, aggregating sixteen hun
dred men, will be drawn from stations
at Portsmouth, N. H.; Boston, 125 men
New York, and vicinity 300 men; Phila-
delphia 500 men; marine barracks,
Washington, 125 men; Bremertou yards,
Washington, 125 men; Annapolis, 125
men,
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MRS. LAKE RELEASED
ON HABEAS CORPUS

DALLAS, Texas, Nov. 8.-Mrs. FL
lie M. Lake, young widow charged
with completely in the murder of Miss
Florence Brown in Dallas, last July,
was released from custody today on a
writ Of habeas corpus. Meade Barr,
who last week in telling the grand jury
his version OF the crime, implicated
Mrs. Lake, today, as witness in the
habeas corpus hearing, asserted she
was not even remotely connected with
the killing.
Dallas county officials say that Barr
has made two confessions of the mur-
der and repudiated both Miss Brown
was found with her skull crushed and
her throat cut in the real estate office
Of her uncle, where she was employed
as stenographer,
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WILL RESUME SEARCH
FOR BODY OF JEWELL

NEW YORK. Nov, S.-Searoh for the
body OF A J. Jewell, the aviator who
started TO fly from Hampstead, Ions
Island, to Staten Island. on October 13
and has not been heard from, is to be
resumed in an organized way, It devel-
oped tonight
Long search Of the marshes In jamaica
bay, where the aviator was believed to
have fallen, revealed no trace OF him or
his machine. and the theory that he had
been blown out TO sea and sank with his
aeroplane was coming to be generally ac-
cepted.
w. II. Carey, an uncle of Mrs. Jewell,
Is leading the new movement to solve the
mystery. He believes that JEWELS body
Island
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EMINENT SURGEONS
GATHER IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Nov. s-surgeons began
gathering here today for the fourth
annual meeting Of the Clinical Con-
gress Of Surgeons of North America, to
be in session all next week.
The congress will bring here most Of
the eminent surgeons in the United
States and many from Canada and Eu-
rope. Clinics will be held twice daily
at the principal hospitals. Noted spe-
cialista will perform difficult opera
tions and explain them to their col
league The sessions Of the congress
will be held In the evening.
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Army Orders.

WASHINGTON, Nov. S.-First Lieu
tenant Thomas d. Stone, Fourth field
artillery, assigned to Fort Hamilton,
Colonel Edwin p. Brewer, cavalry,
retired after thirty-seven years service,
tain Joseph FL Earle, from Philippine
department., February 10, to Washing
ton barracks, D. c.; Captain Harold
Hetrick, from Third battalion engi-
neers, Philippine department, March 10.
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Liberal Is Elected.

LINLTTHGOW. Scotland. Nov. s.--Mr.
Pratt. the Liberal candidate for Linlith-
gowshire, was successful over his Union-
Int opponent, James Kidd, but by great
ly reduced majority, at the bye election
held hero yesterday, The figures as given
out today We're:
pratt, Liberal. 1918; Kidd. Un,onisl.
5000. Fratts majority. Sol.
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TRUE BILL RETURNED
AGAINST HOULIHAN

DETROIT, Mich, Nov. s.-wiriam
Houlhan, arrested here several weeks
ago, was indicted today by the federal
grand jury on a charge Of having in
bis possession and passing altered cur
rency issued by the Bank Of Montreal.
It is alleged that the altered currency
answers tho description of the money
stolen in the $973,O 900 New Westminster
bank robbery nearly two years ago.
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CARD OF THANiis,

Mr.. EDWIN JOIIANSON AND FAMII. Y
desire to thank their many friends for
their kindness and beautiful floral offer
ings in the death and burial OF their IA
ther, Andrew a. Johanson. We especially
desire 10 thank J. r. Matthews, the
bishoprlc OF Emigration ward the Mutual
Aid society and the Utah Light & Rail
way company. THE FAMILY
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the annual
diva Mining company VIII be held at the
office of the company, room 723 KearDs
building, Main street, Salt Lake City.
Utah on Monday. the lst day OF De-
ceu1Oer 1915. at 12;15 o'clock p. m, for
the election OF directors and officers for
the ensuing year, and for the transaction
OF such other business a may be brought
before tho meeting.
JAMES u. BTRKLEY. Secretary.
Dated November 9th. 1919. hl27l
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Regulars.
QLLAPSES AND
PERSONS FALL.

W. Va, Nov. g.
ol he football game be-
on and Jefferson college
la university here today
-sn quo persons, including
ere seated. collapsed,
oqRants In q heap. The
virginia university un-
None was hurt seri-
sunered cuts and bruises.
continued, Washington
lnhng, 81 10 o.
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NOTICE OF STOckHOLDERS
MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF the GemIul
Mining company will be held al the office
of the company room 723 Kearns build
ing, on Monday, the LIST day of Decem-
bcr. 1913 at o'clock p. M, for the cleo
tion OF directors FOR the ensuing year.
and for the transaction OF such other
business as may be brought before the
meeting.
JAMES f. BERKLEY. Secretary
Dated November 9th. 1913. hl272
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CARPENTERS and JOBBERS

]. A. EVINGTON.
40 East 2nd South Was. 44SS-w.
g4373
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D Schools Tie

NOT: s.-The University
Inc Oregon Agricultural
= lO-to-10 tie here to-
score 10 to o against
Wy IN the closing min
Tore through the COL
y score and all but won.
e 2 place kick and a
|oss, "cIn touchdowns were
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COAL AND KINDLING


E P. DEAL. COAL. BLOCK WOOD
and k!ndllng, l65 East Attn South. Phone
Wasatch 1898. h25
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Adolnh Hauerbach Moved.

Adolpb Hauerbach. the well known
;o-reIor has moved from his old ad-
JTrosa at "a East South Temple to the
sniendid new quarters on West Broad
wav (3rd South) at No. 81. He in,
wjtes his old friends to call and inspect
his new goods and ideal location. Old
and new friends are urged to come ana
become our customers,
(Advertisoment)
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One Killed: Twenty injured.

PITTSBURG. Nov S.-WIliam Ayers,
rnotorman, was nstanty killed and twen-
trolley car on the Verona, Oakmont &.
Hutton Electric railway crashed into the
Grocery store OF Robert Chegwiden at
Inketon Pa. The car ran away on n
long hill.
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Child Killed by Auto.

PoTSDAM. Germany. Nov S,--A A.
year-old girl knocked down by an auto
mobile In which Prince Friedrich Leopold
OF Prussia was driving near here today.
died after the prince had conveyed her
to a hospital. The child darted across
tho street In front OF the motor car too
lat. for the driver TO avoid her.
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npesning Toms, at Vassar

PoUGHKEEPsIE, Nov. S.-"Peeplng
Toms" who may have been appearing
nightly about Vassar college have so
alarmed the girl students that the man
night watchmen TO patrol the grounds.
zach member of the guard is armed with
a revolver, a club and an electric flash
light
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KODAK DEVELOPING

WE DO EXPERT KODAK FINISHING.
Utah Photo Materials Co.. 423 Main 81.
s2443
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Ecthsrs winne,-.

s &C. ;ss.Lcarlstian Bro.her.
~ ~. tS,sa,sd ! !: tho KIrssyiiio
b min ,s1eslnoon. The local
n An s,ns on triple forward
~ ss'efs. ~ CaptAin Wenyer
3 ns s .t.wsnty-fire,ysrd line
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

EBER w. HALL, UNDERTAKEN AM
sos. d
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STOP Foot Torture

advertisement
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SECRET SOCIETIES

~-~-~-~~~>~~~-~-~-~---~~~~o
MASONIC NOTICE-ARGENTA LODGE
NO. 3 Will hold q special meeting Sun
day, November o, at D. m, for the pur-
pose of conducting the funeral service Of
Brother r. r. Clark. late a member OF
Mt Moriah lodge No. 226. Cairo, Mich
Brethren are requested to be present. BY
order OF the w. M. Charles e. West
acting secretary hI263
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odssr Owner Die,

G3tH,Th 3t,Tl Mass, Nov. 8.
~Iie, former owner of
~ sih,onal ho baseball club,
A ,os; mere tonight, aged SO
- so''.ement from active
ago he had lived
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UNREDEEMED OvERCOATs

25O UNREDEEMED OVDRCOATS FOR
sale, cheap Uncle sam, PownorokeI,
an East Ist South g4S75
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EU ECTRICAL TREATMENTS AND
Russian dry hot-air baths, cure rheu-
matism nerves, stomach and female
troubles Hairs and moles removed
Martin Electrical institute, 223-4-5
Brooks Arcade Was. 6003. g2269
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The National Bank of the
Republic.
UnIted states DeposItor1

United States DeDos1tory.
Surplus and Undivided Profits. 325 600
4 bank whose resources. equipment
and wide connections enable II to ex-
tend the best possible service TO every
corporation. broker. merchant and indi-
vldual. Four per cont interest paid on
time deposits.
We are member OF the Salt Lake
City Clearing House.
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LIE PLAYS A
ITH u. A. c. 1917

[,E Nov. S.-The local high
q, A c. freshmen played
d this afternoon. The game
brilliant plays throughout
Of the backfield men Of
No sensational. A return
played on the U. A G.
1ssn neIt Friday,
@as cleanly fought and was
1rieg. The lineup was as
Wellsville.
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sent to n1so.

lfsssssSSv e. s.MMra, Antoine
&Adis - wes sentenced
no. Mortn. Mo Kan, and
lensatinr,os' Enzlsrs con-
Of wv viii ~ this city, who
''t'ns tho letters.
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Wants Match

'.F1n an arrived In town
;suaSyl Ky New where, on
Sat q draw with
~ .aAotarland. He is
5sss sSe He will spend a
at Ogden, Hot
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nn,.h.nan Aep1ea, Rally Wins.

,INer.ya Mich Nov 8.-Outplsyed during tho
81, nA-oI ,he Michigan Agricultural college
,onthai eleven RULED and defeated Mount Union.
y
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LAUNDRIES
Hand Laundries

LAKE HAND LAUNDRY, 33S-40 WEST
lst So, branch 1s5 E End So. Was
25s3. g4oeO
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funners Win

M g ~. a-nlinois won tho
MOE nom Indiana today % by
! d ts's - Of Illinois fini.hea
.I1ns q q. mlnu.sa t7,s sseonda.
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Muffin TO Lead Fort Wayne.

Pitcher George Mullin, who jumped the
Montreal team and finished tho season
TnS independent ball In Detroit, lg
ures on getting back in good standing
next wear as manager of the Fort Wayne
team of the Central league. according 10
diana
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ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.

>~-~~~~~~---~------~-~- "
LARGEST STOCK OF SECONDHAND
electric motors IN Utah. Thomas Elec-
tric Repairing Co., Sll So. w. Temple
Was. t24G. noos
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ECCIUS AND BRANDT
RECEIVE SENTENCE

BERLIN, Nov. s.-Sentence on
charges of bribery Of government off. |
cials was pronounced today on Otto
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LAunchsd

kost Nov: "a. s.-The United
~ ~ tde.stroyer Downes
1Idihr' ce1 e,,e yard OF the
1sFsS,oam SS,oampany in Cum
mel ne'n,G xsI Is named for
The TrIo TTno served with
~ p,rssifaiDD campaign
werae e'es IN the days
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PERSONAL

HEIRS.
Thousa nds of families are wanted 10
claim fortunes. Many nov living In pov
erty are rich. but don't know 10. Our
i00-page index. entitled Missing Heirs
and Next OF Kin alpha betlcally ar
ranged, contains authentic list of un-
claimed estates and heirs wanted and
advertised Tor in America and abroad IN
claim fortunes. Also contains Chancery
Court Of England ard Ireland lists, and
Bank OF England unclaimed dividend list.
Thousands % names In book. Yours or
your ancestors names may be among
them. Send % stamp at once for free
booklet INTERNATIONAL CLAIM
AGENCY. 126. PittSburg, Pa. h
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Wellsville
i IALUMNI WIN
BALL CONTEST

4, Nov. Sin the initial
Of the season here to-
of Wasatch academy de-
2r academy Ave by the
The game was closely
yes attended by a largo
'zgp was as follows:
nn,,1-
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ndiEas Clever

2s fas,.sTs @5 .ssitty sad running.
9ginR tSss psu aud general
xan., ,as ,ss ball, the Haskell
. NornInsagp no gp q total Of =
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WINDOW CLEANING

ARE YOUR WINDOWS DIRTY? PHONE
National House Cleaning Co., Was.
1850 h1l01
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LOST-ONE LEATHER SADDLE BAG.
containing leather note book. between
North Salt Lake and So. Temple street
on First West street. Return TO =. j.
MoTans office. Reward. hIS35
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rn1rC,AT1ONAl.

Person highly educated able 10 correct
play manuscripts; will give French In
structlon IN exchange. Call 2-5 Mon
day, Tuesday. 4Il So. W. Temple ST.
hl2i9
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ACCORDION PLEATING

SUNBURST AND SIDE PLEATING
1917. b4s7l
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GIVES DETAILS OF
SWINDLER'S METHOD

CHICAGO. Nov. S.-Mrs Hope l., Nc
Eldowney of New Salem. Wis, contlnu-
ing her testimony today III the trial or
Professor Crane and Barney Bertsche.
alleged clairvoyant swindlers. told how
Crane used his wonderful supernatural
powers TO rob her of $4,000.
'He said that besidus business expert
ence he was gifted with a God-given
power OF prescence." said the witness.
He said II he abused that gift he
would lose 1t. He paid me every atten
tion-theaters, flowers, automohiles-and
appeared a perfect gentleman, and when
he asked me to marry him I accepted.
He gave me a diamond ring and took
me 10 look at an expensive automobile.
which he said he was going to buy for
me-"
ST. LOUIS. Nov. S-Walter Haines,
known also as David Kross and Henry
Waite. who is alleged to have been one
Of the leaders OF the so-called clairvoyant
trust in Chicago. was arrested here to-
day. He signed n waiver OF extradition
and was taken TO Chicago.
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WILL PERSON WHO FOUND SCARF
az Mehesys Friday evening return 10
3z4 w 5tn So Reward hl223
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SCHOOL OF ART.
Drawing and painting lessons. by Pa
risan artist. Paintings on exhibition.
Pictures All So w. Temple. h12i1
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LOST-BETWEEN MAIN AND 1ST w.
on 2nd South. lady's size gold watch.
ElgIn works; engraving on front, K. NJ.
Return to this office. reward hl22I
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LADIES-S1oo0 REWARD; POSITIVE
ly guarantee my great successful
Monthly" remedy; safely relieves sonie
OF tho longest. most obstinate abnormal
/ cases IN three to five days; no HARM
palm or interference with work: mall
$3.50. Double strength. $2. Book free.
DR.. B Z. Southington, Kansas CITY. Mo
OILS
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PIANO LESSONS

LESSONS GIVEN TO BEGINNERS. soc
per lesson on plano. Call lyland
l325-R Miss Sahlin. h705
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Voyage Uneventful.

The American bluejackets are char
acteriZed as the smartest looking set
that ever came to Malta. Commander
Todd said the voyage was uneventful.
Since leaving Hampton Roads the fleet
had been favored with beautiful wealth
er, and large part of the time was
spent in carrying out tactical and other
evolutions. The colliers and hospital
ships remained with the battleships,
which coaled several times.
Off Gibraltar the battleships sepa-
rated, departing for various designated
ports, according to the programme, so
as to arrive at their respective desti-
nations this morning.
Rear Admiral Badger and the other
supporting officers have been made hon
orary members of the Union club and
the Casino, the latter being the lead
ing club of the Maltese, Tomorrow the
commander-in- chief and other officers
and the American consul will take
luncheon with the governor Of Malta,
General Sir Henry Macleod Leslie
Rundle, at the palace. There will be
a massed band concert on Monday,
which will be attended by Governor
Rumble, all the British officers and the
AmerlpaO officers
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& LEATHER GOODS

-~0~0~~-~o~.
TRUNKS, SUIT CASES AND BAGS
mado and repaired Salt Lake Trunk
Factory I3S East Broadway. Phone
Was. S52G. gS60S
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NURSING

EXPERIENCED TRAINED NURSE
will care for patients in her own home,
clean and sanitary 1890 South 9Th East.
Hyiand 261s-J, gl44s
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STOVE and RANGE REPAIRS

RANGES CONNECTED, $3.50, WATER
Jackets cleaned, So, l. Jackets. SO; stoves
repaired. q. q. Moriss, Phone Wasatch
6T14-W. sliO2
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SIGNS AND SCENERY

CHAS. PETERSON, 20 RICHARDS ST.
brass, clipped glass and painted. Phone
Wasatch 1903 x25
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Other Ships in Port.

GENOA, Italy, Nov. s.-A cordial
greeting was given by the authorities
and populace of Genon to the American
battleshlps Connecticut and Kansas.
vILLEFRANCHE, Nov. s. = The
American battleships Utah and Della
ware arrived here today.
NAPLES, Nov. s.-The American
battleships Florida and Arkansas ar
rived here today.
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MILLINERY
PRINTING

BUSINESS CARDS. $3.50 PER THOU
sand and up Letterheads. S2.75 up.
Salt Lake Printing Co.. 136 E. 1st South.
Was. 1924. bI0l
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LININGS. CRATES AND WATER
Jackets, all makes; work guaranteed
G d. Lovett foundry. "a 7th West. Wa
satch 1890. SiSo
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS

SECOND AVENUE GRADING. CURLING
AND FLAGGING AND THIRD STREET
GRADING, CURLING AND FLAGGING.
Assessment for benefits.
Notice IL hereby given that an assessment
upon all the owners of all the lands and real
estate peculiarly benefited by each of the
following improvements, namely.
The grading, curbing and Tagging Of
SECOND AVENUE,
from Third street to Rosevlle avenue, ac-
the city Of Newark. entitled, AN Ordinance
to provide for the grading, curbng and flag
ging Of
from Third avenue to Rosevllle avenue"
Approved May 10, 1912.
The grading, curbing and tagging OF
THIRD STREET.
from Bloomfield avenue to the intersection
Of Third avenue and the Norris Canal, ac-
cordlng TO the provisions Of an Ordinance OF
the city Of Newark. entitled. IAN Ordinance
to provide for the grading, curbing and nag
ging of -
from Bloomfield avenue TO the intersection OF
Third avenue and tho Morris Canal" APP
proved May 10, 1912.
Has been prepared by the undersigned
commissioners, appointed by the Mayor Of
the city Of Newark. and that report by a
certificate In writing. with an accompany
assessments against the several owners pc
cullarly benefited as aforesaid, has been de-
posted in the office of the city clerk Of the
parties interested therein.
Said assessment comprises all lots. tracts
and parcels OF land and real estate liable to
be assessed as aforesaid. lying on both sides
of
SECOND AVENUE,
from Third street to Roseville avenue; on
both sides Of
THIRD STREET
from Bloomfield avenue to the intersection
OF Third avenue and tho Morris Canal.
A lot represents an entire plot OF land,
whether large or small
All persons interested. in said assessment
may be heard before said commissioners on
Thursday afternoon. the Fourth day of Sep
TENDER, 1913, at p. m, at the commission
ers' ROOM No. (third noor) City Hail.
Dated August 20, 1913.
WILLIAM DIMOND,
JOSEPH HEISLER
ADOLPH HOLZNER,
aug29-5t Commissioners.