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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-17
SEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

The 1st Election District il bounded by
and within w 2lst st. lOth ave, ave w, W W
ST. 9th ave. W. 10Th ST. loth ave" "
18th st and Hudson River. ,,., -.
THE ID Election District Is bounded oy
and within a diagonal line from me CoIIler
OF 10th ave and W. 22d St 10 the corner y,
Sth ave. W 10th 1t. and 10th ave. -.
The 30 Election District Is bounded ~
and within w 10th St. Sth ave, W. 18Th
The an Election District is bounded by
and within a diagonal line from the corner
OF sth ave and w. 18th st. TO the c0rher o. 81
W. goth at. and 9TH ave, 7th ave. W. lo'n
The 9TH Election District is bounded by
and within W. 2lst St, Ith ave, olasoH va -
line from the corner Of 7th ave. ana ".
The 9Th Election District is bounded by
and within W. 22d St, 7th ave. W. %Ist II
The 7th Election District is bounded by
and within w 22d st. Sth ave. w. 2lst ST
and diagonal line from the corner OF ,S Sth
ave. and " 2lst st. to the corner OF lotn
The SIN Election District is bounded by
and within w. 23d St, Sth ave- W. 2Zd ST.
and 10th ave. ,..,., 10,
The 9Th Election District Is bounded ny
and within w. 2ith ST, otn ave. W. -'N ~
The 10Th Election District is bounded by
and within w. 10Th St, 10th ave- dlag
Onal line from lne SoiHci 80 - -
" 25th St to the corner or 9Th ave. ana
w cath St, w. gath St, 10Th ave. W. <lsI
St and Hudson River. ,., -,
The 11th Election District is bounded by
and within w. 26th St, 9Th ave, olas,
onal line from the corner or 9th ave. ana
W oath ST TO the corner OF w. 2oth ST.
and 10th ave- and 10th ave.
The 18th Election District is bounded by
and within w 25th st. Sth ave- w =f'h
The 13th Election District is bounded by
and within W. 18th ST. sth aye ave. W. z'th
ST.. 7th ave. W 25th st. and 9Th ave
The 14th Election District Is bounded oy
and within W 2sth St, 9TH ave- w. 9th
The 18th Election District is bounded by
and within W 2Sth St, 9th ave, w Z'th
St, Sth ave. W 26th st. and 10Th ave. -
The 18th Election District is bounded oy
and within W. 2sth St, 10th ave. w. 18TH
st and Hudson River: ,,.., -.
The 17th. Election District is bounded by
and within'W. 29th St, 9th ave, W. 18TH
The 18th Election District is bounded by
and within W. 18th st.. 9Th ave. W. zS'h
The 10Th Election District is bounded by
and within w 3lst St, 7th ave, w. 18TH
The 10th Election District is bounded by
and within ". 3lst ST., Sth ave, W. -sth
81. and 9Th ave.
and within W. 3Oth st. to 10th ave. a dag
onal line from the corner OF w. 3Oth ST. ana
10th ave to the corner OF w. 3lst 81. and
9Th ave. 9th ave, W. 18th 81. and Hudson
River.
The e2d Election District is bounded by
and within w 32d ST.. 9Th ave. TO W. Slst
n diagonal line from the corner or w.
3lst st. and 9Th ave. to the corner OF w.
goth ri. and 10th ave. and 10th ave
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NINTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

The let Election District IL bounded by
and within w. 36th ST.. 10th ave- w Both
Il. and Hudson River.
The "a Election District Is bounded bv
and within W. oath ST., Sth ave- w 33d
St. eth ave. W. 3lst ST. 9th ave, W. 32d
ST. and 10th ave.
The Sd Election District is bounded by
and within w. 2Jth St. 9TH ave, w 33d
ST. sth ave. w. 3ith ST. and 9th ave
The 4sh Election District Is bounded by
and within w. 35th St. 9th ave, w oath
81. and 10th ave.
The 9th Election District is bounded by
and within ". 36th St. 9th ave, w. 35th
St aud 10th ave.
The Gfh Election District is bounded by.
and within ". seth ST, eth ave. W. 18th
81. and 9th ave.
The Ith Election District IL bounded by
and WITHIN ". 31th st, 7th ave. ". 36th
81. and 9th ave.
The sth Election District is bounded by
and within W 3ith at. 9th ave. W. 3eth
ST. and Hudson River.
Ths-9th Election District is bounded by
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FOURTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

The LIST Election District is bounded by
and within Cherry st, SCANNED st, water
ST. Jackson St, East River ana linton s ~;
and within Monroe St, jackson st, water
ST. SCANNED St, Cherry st. and Mont
gOmery ST ,-, -.
and within Madison ST. jackson st. Mon
roe st. and Montgomery st.
The 4th Election District is bounded by
and within Gouyerneur st. Grand ST. ana
The 9Th Election District Is bounded by
and within Willett St, Broome 81, cannon
ST. Delaney St. Lewis ST. and Grand 81.
The 9Th Election District IL bounded py
and within Ridge St. Delaney st, Willett
st. and Grand ST. -
The 9Th Election District is bounded by
and within Clinton St. Rivington st. At
torney St. Ridge 81. and Grand ST.
The Sth Election District Is bounded by
and within Attorney St. Rivington ST., elm
ton ST., Stanton St. Ridge 81. ana btooihs 81.
The 9Th Election District is bounded oy
and within Ridge st. stanton st. Pitt ST.
Rlvington ST. Willett st. and Delaney 81.
The 10th Election District is bounded by
and within Willett St, Rlvington st. fltt
ST Stanton st., Sheriff st. and Delaney 81.
The 18th Election District Is bounded ~
and within Wilett St, Delaney ST, SherlIr
St Stanton St. Columbia St and Broome 81
The 18th Election District is bounded by
and within Columbia St, stanton ST. IAN
non st. and Broome ST ,.., -.
The 18th Election District is bounded by
and within Cannon St, stanton bt, Goerck
st Kiyington St. Lewis II. and Delaney 81
The 18Th Election District is bounded 10y
and within stanton St, East RIVER. Delaney
ST. Lewis St. Rivington II. and GoeTck 81
The 18th Election District Is bounded by
and within Lewis St, Delaney st, Tomp-
kins st. Broome St. Mangin ST. ana Srahu
The 10th Election District is bounded by
and within jackson St, Madison ST. "Fahd
st. Mangn St, Broome ST. Ioinphihs ST.
Delaney 81. and East River.
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TWELFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The ist Election District Is bounded by
and within Il. 18th St, Avenue b. e. 10th
81. and Avenue A.
The I'd Election District is bounded by
and Within T.. 18th St. Avenue c. e. 10th
81. and Avenue p.
The 30 Election District Is bounded by
and within T.. 18th ST, Avenue ID. 4. 14th
st. East River. z. sth St, Avenue D, T..
10th 81. and Avenue g.
The 4th Election District is bounded by
and within +. ,4th ST.. Avenue ID. f. 18th
st. and Avenue y.
Tho 9th Election District Is bounded BY
and within +. ifth ST.. Avenue b, +. 18th
1T. and Avenue 4.
The 9th Election District is bounded by
and within Z. 10th st. Ave c. f. 18th
It, East River. Z. 18th St, Ave. A. Z.
18th 81. and Ave. p.
The 18th Election District is bounded BY
and within +. 10th ST.. Ave. b. f. 10th ct.
and diagonal line from the corner Of y.
18th 81. and Ave. a to the corner OF f.
18th st. and LIST ave.
The 9Th Election District is bounded by
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FIFTEENTH ASSEMBLY Disl IS,s D

The Is, Election District ~ ,.' vos ave.
and within w 65th g.. Coiui
w 64th II. and Amsterdam bounded
The I'd Election District Hi,., y nus ave. w.
and within ". 67th ST. Coiu''
o'1 The I'd Election District : pow si''
and within ". 6sth St. BFoad"'" ~
81 and West End ave ,-, q. BOUNDED
The 4th Election District y End ave. w.
and within ". list st. MeS' -
9Th 81. and Hudson River a.. bounisd
The sth Election District ls,.,SsrB ave-
and within W. 10th T.. Anis'
" sSth a. and West End ave. houndsd. ~
The sth Election District .,,av. ". ~
and within " 10th st. -, br0s s9,h -. Bro''
S Ssv WIS w ssth 81. and Amsterdsp, ssaass
The 7th Election District = So
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ELECTION NOTICES.

BOARD or ELECTIONS OF THE CITY OF
New York. General Office. Municipal bul,u-
INK Borough OF Msnhsttan.-Notice Is hersuDy
given. in pursuance Of chapter -. section sei.
Laws Of 1909. constituting chapter IL OF the
Consolidated Laws a. amcnued by cnap'e.
Isl OF the laws Of 1919. OF the boundaries or
each OF the election districts In the CoNnly
Of New York. and OF the designation or we
place OF registration, october =, TO- 10 ana IL,
and OF the polling place Tor the election 70
he held November 3. 1914, In each OF the
election districts In said County. as ioio"S'
POLLING PLACES, 1914. BOROUGH
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-26

will he given by Mrs Beulah Stor1s Lewis,
IIluslrated by tableau, In which Mrs,
W p K!ser Will take the part of Robert
Of Sicily and Miss Helen Monroe will
represent the Angel Of the poem Mrs.
W. c. Alexander Will pose In a tabIeau
from ''Evangeline"
Mrs, J. Allan Spencer and Mrs Morrill,
n. Farr VIII entertain with bridge tea
this afternoon at The home OF Mrs.
Spencer 254 street,
The history section OF the Ladies Lit
erary club VIII meet al the clubhouse this
morning. The study is on early Amerl-
can history. Mrs. G. r. Boutwell, will give
a paper on Social Conditions and Mrs.
p, o. Leatherwood will discuss Indus
trial Conditions.
The regular meeting OF the Mothers
held at tae Neghborhood house this aft
ernoon. Causes OF Juvenile Delin
quency'' will he discussed by GuardeIlo
Brown. probation officer OF the Juvenile
court.
The board OF directors Of the Utah Fed
Grafton OF Women's Clubs Will meet to-
day a the Y. w. c. A. rooms In the Con-
open at 10 o'clock and luncheon VIII be
served at noon. The presidents OF feder-
ated clubs and the chaIrmen OF stand
ing committees are invited
Mrs. A. x. Tiernan has issued invita-
tons for bridge party next Tuesday
afternoon at her home on South Temple
street
The ladies' Of the First Presbyterian
church will give q chicken pie dinner Fri
day evening at the church.
The Fourth Ward Dramatic association
will repeat "One Summers Day this
evening in The ward hall at Sixth North
and Center streets. The play was pre-
sented with such success last week Il was
decided to give another production.
Mr.. and Mrs J. FL MoChrystal and
family Of Eureka are at the Hotel Utah
The Gcrmania club will entertain WITH
dancing party this evening at their
vitation Is extended TO ain OF the club
members TO attend. Mrs. Henry e. Monter
Is president OF the club.
Miss Eleanor Warren viii leave today
for an extended trip through the south
and east visiting former school friends,
The ladies OF Liberty Hive No. ., l.. o
T. NJ. viii give card social in their
hall. in Odd Fellows building. this after
noon at o'clock.
Miss FIilda Vaughn was married at
q clock yeste rday afternoon TO Claude d,
Oglibic. The ceremony was performed
Sational church by the Rev. p. A. Slmp-
kin. Only few Intimate friends were
present. Mr. and Mrs Ogible are at
home al SIS West Seventh South street,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-26
LITERALLY CAUGHT
WITH THE GOODS
Told to Get Out of Town as Vagrant,
Frank Snyder Rearrested Leav-
ing Town.

Taking a hurried departure from the
courtroom yesterday afternoon after
Judge N. II. Tanner of the criminal di-
vision of the city court had released
him on II charge OF vagrancy, Frank
Snyder, about 20 years of age who, it
was found later, was wanted for the
alleged theft OF a suit of clothes started
on brisk run west on First South
street. and after short chase was re-
arrested by Patrolman Lester Wire.
Snyder was arrested last Saturday by
Patrolman +. ID. Uuntsman when he was
supected Of the theft Of suit Of
clothes, a suit case and watch. Suffi-
clent evidence could not be produced
against him at the time Of the arrest,
and the police, believing he had hand
in the theft, booked him on charge Of
vagrancy. He pleaded guilty to the va
grancy charge yesterday afternoon and
was released after being told TO leave
town.
In the meantime Patrolmau Hunts,
man brought Arthur Gloss, who said a
suit Of clothes had been stolen from
hlm, to the station, and as Snyder left
the courtroom, Gloss identified the suit
of clothes Snyder wore as his own.
Snyder was well on his way before
Patrolman Wire was notified and gave
chase. Gloss, who rooms at "a j. West
Third South street. said that at one
time Snyder had roomed there The
police believe they can connect Snyder
with the theft of all the stolen articles.
On his second arrest he was charged
with burglary,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-26
ELECTED
BY u STUDENTS
Three Classes Make Such Sc
lections; Nominations to
Utonian Editorship.

Three classes at the University of
Utah met yesterday to select the men
who will edit their respective class is.
sues OF the Chronicle. During the spring
ench year 1T is customary for The cdi-
tor of the Chronicle to turn one issue
oil the paper over TO each of the classes
and one to each department OF the uni
versiIy,
Raymond Sp,llsbury was elected to
manage the senior issue. Leland George
Will handle the junior Chronicle, while
he sophomorcs have selected Frank
Mcdonnell to prepare their paper The
freshmen met Tuesday afternoon and
named Ralph Waldron as freshman.
editor. The class issues are prepared
solely by the class editors, without as
Slstance from the editor OF the Chroui-
Gle. AS each issue requires considerable
work, the rivalry among the four
classes for excellence In the special is
sues is exceedingly keen and often they
are among the best of the year
Besides these elections the sopho-
mores nominated Herbert Schiller and
James Llllie for the position of Utonian
editor for next year. The Utonian is
the official year book Of the univer.
slty, but is managed by tho juuior
class, IT was deemed wise to elect the
man early this year for next year s
book in order that the successful can.
didate may take advantage of training
with the editor of this year book.
Ibe position of Utcnian editor is one
OF the most coveted in the student gov.
ernment at the university, as it is con.
sldered a stepping stone to the editor.
ship of the Chronicle, the college news
paper, and the supporters Of these two
nominees; are already busy campaign.
ing for their eavoritcs.
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NOTICE.

Notice IS hereby given that sealed bids
Will be received by the undersigned up
20 / O'Clock D. m. March 4. 1914, for
furnishing. 4 O. b, Salt Lake, tablet arm
rest chairs equal in quality and similar
Seating Company. in Ugh, oak. egg shell,
OF dull wax finish All oids MI be pub
licly opened and read at tho above tirne
In the office Of the Deseret National bank
In Salt Lake City. Utah
All bids must be addressed TO the uni-
vcrsity OF Utah. Salt Lake City. Utah.
and marked In the lower left hand cor
ncr "Bid" or such bids may he delivered
TO the board OF regents at said time ana
place OF opening same.
A certified check for at least per cent
OF tho amount OF the bid must be In
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-26
rted last night.

rim, Henry Oberndorfer. Miss Page
Messrs. Penny and Arnold. The recep-
Ion committee is as follows: Mrs
j, e. Dooly, Airs. C. T. Allen, Mrs. Ar
thur Bird, Mrs. Solomon Siegel, Mrs,
Simon Bamberser Mrs w. ). McCor-
nick. Mrs. IL. j. Fitzgerald. Miss Grace
Frost, Mrs. John BroughalI, Mrs. Thomas
Kearns. Mrs. w w. Reese. Mrs IL. G.
Mcmillan. Mrs David Keith. Mrs. l. B
McCornick, Mrs NJ. p. Salisbury, Miss
Rowe, Miss McVichie,. Mrs; ]. NJ. Dart
Miss Webber, Mrs. George f. Stiehl,
Mrs w. c. Orer and Mrs. Horace Smith.
Mr. and Mrs Sam j. Friedman win be
at home To their friends after March l
at No Z Avalon apartments. Mrs. Fried
man was formerly Miss Rose Bergcrman.
An unusually interesting programme has
been arranged for the meeting Of the La
dies Literary club Friday afternoon. in
mmemoratIon OF LonEfeow's birthday.
The programme will be introduced by
Mrs. A. II. Parsons in IAN Appreciation"
a dramatic reading Of Robert OF Sicily"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-26
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-26
SNOWSTORM is PART
OF A GENERAL ONE

The snowstorm yesterday was part OF
n general one. occurring all over the
northwest especially IN Utah and north
crn Nevada according TO 4. r. Thicsscn
section director of the United States
weather bureau. He predicts fair wealth
or today.
Tic weather Yesterday was much
warmer In the central states. but on the
Atlantic seaboard. and especially In the
southeastern states. the thermometer
Missouri and other middle western states
was clear. the tempera ture was stil
much below normal. being 10 degrees
onnve zero at Kansas City.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-26

closed. Each check is TO be payable to
the undersigned, and is TO be forfeited
10 the undersigned In case the bid is ac-
ccpied and the bidder does not enter into
contract within ten days after Its accept
ance, .or the faithful execution OF tho
contract and bond herein mentioned.
The contract and bond ara at the sec
re,ary's office and ay there be exam
iDed.
The successful bidder must furnish
bond for one-half OF the amount OF the
contract, with good and sufficient securi-
ties. all TO the satisfaction OF the UNDER
signed
The board OF regents reserves and has
the right 10 relec; any and all bids, or
TO accept any bid IL iray deem best
UNIVERSITY OF UTAH,
Salt Lake City. Utah.
o2sSs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-26
Real Estate Transfers

james McHenry to LIvydon p. McFIoory
part paT lot lo2. Felt; subdivision.
Amelia Terry 10 Utah Lake Irrigation COM
pany part section @s. township south
range caSt ................,.......... Il
willlam Z, rarkcr TO came. part section 90
township nou'h. range ! Ncsi..........
martin Grimm 20 Mary Grimm ct ol part
,,N"t, lection - 'ounship south range vest
oon 26, townghip south. range | west
Leopot T. KoShA 10 salt Lake Investinnp,
Co. part section TO- township / south.
HarTlot A. EOrnshav 20 EJiasbcth A. r.
p. Gray OF al; par lot |. BLOCK II. plat c..
kirnhall & Richards Security Co. 20 Florence
N Wnddoups. lots linc and lilo HisblanS
\ fark r cbri., PA. iSn.os ,, t;c 81
sDd 10. block l. cracOcr's addl,on..........
FTancls N. Noriouscn 20 Aans, = Anderson
par. lots TO L. block 20, orapor's 'owu.
Kim6al Richards security Co. ''I,' to j. c, 9
bort, lots Sla aud 51i. Highland Park pa,
Kirnban & Richards sccurIty Co to Anrus o.
tGt Lundel' lots ii and g. Lockwood sub
Kim6an 6 Richards 20 Myra {. Mcr-icl ''
lot. 2o57 and 2o5s. Highland Park addition,
Kimbal i Richards 90 Lars Larson. 10: a. .
Ben n. EldrcdEe to Charles W, Bealy
Edward White. ST. TO nnncc W. Fcikins. 90
part section sS. township south. range
Nathaniel H stone ct al, to Kinoall {
Richards. lot Jos. Jackson Square. .......
william r Elkins 20 Charlotte Hcyniord
pnrs section u Township south. range
west .:.......: :......; ;............... ;.o5
Ashton -Jcntlns 60. 70 James Lewis lot 10.
ROhcr, Preston 10 H. Preston part lot /.
block ss. plat A..,...,......,-.,.
Samuel DoSsc to Mary J. Deals. part lot :.
block g2 plat Observation-Disclosures.
r. J. RRwius 10 Vernon T. Tostor. lot 15
block g South belmont subdivision .........
Martin Grimmgusrd u Jacob Dorr. pert
,ion es township | south. rargo J vest. 1 30
a 7. Moon, administrator. 10 Elcspeta Kos
kn half Interest IN part section 10. town
ship south. range west..............-.,. -S
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-26
TO COMMEMORATE
DEATH OF POWERS

A committee OF five prominent members
OF the Utah bar was appointed yesterday
by the supreme court to draft resolu-
lions OF respect TO the memory OF the
late Orlando w, Powers. The commit
teemen are II. r, Macmillan. T. D. john
son. G.. S. Zane. \. J. Weber, w. X.
Dickson, Ogden Hlcs and S. Il. Thur
man.
4 report will he made by the COM
mittee To- the supreme court and the
resolutions will be officially approved and
copies sent 10 the family Of Judge Pow
crs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-26
Funeral for Mrs. Butler,

FunoraI services for Mrs Mary A.
Butler, who died recently at Reno, New
were held yesterday afternoon Mt 3
clock from the O'Donnell & Co. fu-
neral chapel. Interment was in Mt
Olivct cemetery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-26
Was at Another Place.

Tho quarrel Tuesday afternoon, in
which Harry O. tonolon, a bartender
for the Council bar, was cut with a
pocket knife above his left temple oc-
Cured in barroom operated BY Guy
Cappuccio at 246 West South Temple
and not in The Columbus bar, at 254
West South Temple.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-26
Salt Lake Statistis,
Marriage Licenses.

r,nI, Josp ". WGd and ida May Patterson. both of
Lake. " VI '"i'
OF Milford. ~ '''''"
George stewart Mcclellan Of Salt Lake gp1 Mel.
va I. Koitord OF Union. '''
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-26
BirtllS.

John Daniel Allen, "A Church street bo,
william 7. Chollcr J7e Emory street eiYI
John V. 6nrre,t liS West First North koy
Tculek j. Walsh, ils West First South. EiFl
Joseph Cannon. 32i South Seventh Wrs, Eli
Sr!ant L. Young. 2i7 North Sixth West. cIri
Pnulck n. UuEhcs. 10 North E1fth Mn,r -irl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-26
New Ward Created.

Sucarhouse and Farmers' wards in
Granite stake were reorganized and d.
yIded and a new ward. 10 he known as
Richa rds ward. WAS created, al the quar-
tcrlv conference OF Granite stake.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1914-12-12
ZENITH TELEPHONE co,
301-3O8 Lyceum Building

In the long list Of inventions that
have added to the progress and adj
vancement Of civilization, there has
never been anything to equal the
telephone in the influence it exerts
in every branch Of commercial and
social life. Indeed, business today
would be almost paralyzed with out
the telephone, and convenience for
every progressive concern in the
country depends upon its telephone
service in business. The Zenith
Telephone company Is giving our citi-
zens a most complete and satisfac-
tory service with connection to over
10000 telephones, the Zenith tele-
phone, wherever it has been installed
has given the best of satisfaction, and
the rates charged by this enterprising
company are so reasonable that every
business concern and every home
should have one installed. This COM
pany has spared neither pains nor
expense in giving our city a most
thoroughly modern system. That the
affairs Of this company have been
appreciated by the people is evil
denced by their rapidly growing list
of subscribers. In the home the tele-
phone is the greatest safeguard
when a member Of the family is sick:
it orders the groceries and meats
from the dealer and advises the pol
ice that burglars or suspicious char
acters are about the premises: it
sounds the quickest alarm. Of fire
and lowers the insurance rates on the
home: It puts the home IN touch
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gentlemen at the head Of this COM
pany are men Of affairs in the larg-
est sense, and men who do not con-
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vice that will add to its efficiency
and the benefit of It's subscribers.
The management has always been
very friendly toward the cause Of
labor, and It's many employees receive
the utmost consideration and fair
treatment. . 5stf 33ss.... h.