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Show PEA. ESTATE J. j HAS CCSTOMECS (iicu iuar(iM. I bate I ai I m wj. 'ltdltkm. votett-- L o ItelS to wore, I :.ivte utj etuetu La pWBiarat tabee ji. tt. rOy Ik tm - a I rnKOHl jj OruanUI Immi Mm: ! i , Soaay.' jctn part is the an already vavrfct-s- The:; refetlr PI aerw T sissy- - ttreet near eai rihl tBnw IK- - -- y . K. l)yrt ufaar al taa lLat Lave berB IB openttioB an wr.jr of vtxxlsrarfc that Bb blocks of Tnius dr- - cost a goud deal of taonejr. Take, for !.. near Twecty-tif'- ! the irun front of a boildio- - Tba tf of Twenty-thirirard. kfrn tuhii ated.' prsor water r Will fire Ui iinur, kg d . and oraaaattita have all wood, winch ia used to mold the which the iron is cast X.-u-Uk OaneiaQy tbeoost of the luKtUnliwrrtiom d IkauteUMr adiitiont. alto road paid for oa the first order. tu trade orders for castings of the earn pattern are executed more cheaply because the j. P. GILL 2401 WitkgtK lfv pattern are ready made. Sotnetimee the foundry own the patterns and supplies duplicate to all customers, lat ia many cases owners of baiidiags prefer to own their own patterns, so that no other . budding; may look like theirs. Tiie preservation and duplication of patterns is a feature and source of great pro6t in many manufacturing operations. It is a characteristic of all kind of printing. Tbe type founder procures matrices of various fonts of type at great cost, but having once secured hi mold he can o on producing any number of duplicates at trifling cost. The first cost of the mold is the main cost, compared with which the cost of metal and casting is triflins:. The same is true of all TwUlj arth St, of printing pictures. The wood engraving, the lithographic I OGDEN, atone, the steel plate, all cost much at the outset, but, being once produced, they may' be duplicated by various processes .lively triiL' cost M. Thus a picture may be sold for a profit at a penny, although to produce the first one may have cot thousands of dollars. i ray til b. Buy and Sell Estate. t Q'lIAVKH. Real Estate and Loans. ia aJ CHOKE LOCATIONS part of the City. GOOD HANCHE8 bl J Harden Tracts. t A SPECIALTY. Call and ee me able to ibow property. at. No. 2414, V JGllKX, UTAH. Soeeial Attraction ! The Best Bargain offered in Business Property in the City today. A Corner, 07x101 feet, in Business Center, Cheap. resides in the East and wants to realize. Call soon. 0aer This is the Chance ot the year. R. P. HUNTER, 2414 Washington Avenue. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUI Real Estate! Experience of the past three years has taught, oa that all property bought well at this season ' lit- year will bring at least 50 per cent, profit dm ing the following winter. We offer for sale the following choice property at these low prices : sixty acres infection 10, overlooking the 100 00 $ city between '01330 feet on Twenty-fourt275 00 Lincoln and Wall Avenues, per foot Lota on the Bench 50x130 feet eight blocks 30000 from Washington Avenue Two, acre lots on Thii iet h, near the Park 3200 00 Lots in Nob Hill Addition Cheap. 1 I mproved business property payinc 23000 00 : er cent, net, leased for 4 years 165x148 f eot betweea J ackson and Qu incy 1650 00 15000 Lots in Mountain View Addition Also Sx8 rod corner on Twenty-fourtWnll Avenue property below real value. 2iW acres near north Washington will iiibdivido. h . . wo wiU Show and con ce you there is money in buying now. It you will call on us REED & BURGITT. P LIT MBIN Gr, STEAM, AND Gas Fitting. All people in need of first class Plumbing, Steam or (ias Fitting at REASONABLE PRICES fthould give their orders to Stone, Musser & Co. Dealers in Pumps, Hose, Pipe, Brass Goods, Etc. I! Waeb. Ave. mm- I it j i ut. '.tin. i teviL?lB!k., opp City Ha'l It iiau-- t 4uek I. iet at at r, X at. St. at, s. a. t'ltl Of rt punt of new vo trmk thai W axe BjMflJ that oar Meters thall ss. Watar and Tcmtaff U Ctai.. riftmt mB ta ut Ie.tr. rl afef tta OlVav tutbrajaua tnenuf a jlai 1 uii" - , 4 A..S- ava. drKiium-- l Br u - rvi) i w J haU ' J tXlaS ktL I' tan, i,ra.brr UJ, Thr kV t C.aMarataL ( U. i. ! .ale l at l. iu I K. H until Mula) i euw. V. a Marthal. 11 i lN-r- tbr matter of that the aaid Samuel t heir, nor al Btation thereof, . .Wealed. Iiii. law not either urvurotbertrtre ditrhrr, canal. contlut-tr- l an) watrr thereon iithin the time I now ID law the land that .aid required b) iu natural derert state. by lueati of ; Tbe .aid partir are rumiLourd to a pear at tbu ulttee on the JVth day of June, 1 VI aud furi at 10 o'clock a. m. to uiou) Coucerninit raid alletMl failure. FRANK U. HUHBS. Kein.ter.3 retnd AIM ORDINANCE. An ordinance to borrow money for the pay-- I roent of tioaUna-- indebt.'durM', uidinir in the construction of a sewer system, erection of pub-hli-c huildiufff and for other corporate purposes. See. I. He it ordained by thet'ity Council of Offden City : 1 l.nt d oue hundred thousand dollars he on tbe credit of this city to be osed in Koine the, Uoatiuir indebtedness of the city uuw existing, in aiding in the construction of a ewer system, in the erection of public huild-initin aidiiiK in tbe improvement of the street of said city, and for other corporate purposes ; and that coiimn bonds lie iwt-.utbureforof the denomination of oue thousand dollars each. Marias interest ut the rate of six per cent, per annum, parable Sec. Z. Said Intuits shall be known as the "Oft den City Improvement Id. nils' and shall lie dated June 1st, ML and shall be ahtolutly payable twenty years flOlll their date, shall lienuin-here- d from one to oi.e hundred inclusive, and both principal aud shall DO made payable ut the Chase Nat lonal hank, iu the city of New York, in V, S. told coin of t he present standard of weutht and fineness. Sec. ;t. Thirty (SOj of said houds D timbers) from one to thirty inclusive shall be made redeemable iu ten years f rem their date, or on any llrst day of June or December thereafter at tbe opt ion of said city. Thirty (3U) of euiil bonds, uumliereil from thirty-on- e to sixty, both inclusive, shall be made redeemable lifteen years from their date or on auy lirst day of June or December tbflJMfttt at the option of said city,1 Sec. 4. Kuch of said bonds shall hear cou-ihiii- s for tbe interest, so arranged that they may lie detached without mutilation of the bond and shall be, for Mi each, aud BOSSbstM from one to forty-- both inclusive. Sec. 5. The committee on finance of t he Council lire hereby authorized mid required to contract for the lithographing of said bonds uud ntMt eoopona. Sec. 6. Said bonds shall be signed; by the mayor aud city recorder and attested by the coriwrote seal of the cit j ; and the mayor and city recorder are hereby authorized to so sign and attest said bonds and when so signed, said bonds shall be the obligation of the city, for tbe payment of which the faith and credit of tbe cit if hereby pledged. Sec, 7. The coupons borne bysaid bonds shall lie signed by the city recorder. Sec.e. No. one to thirty of said bonds, both inclusive, shall he in the following form. Know All Men By These Presents, That Ogden City, a municipal corporation, in the Territory of Utah, acknowledges itself indebted and hereby promisee to pay the bearer one thousand dollars gold coin of the United States, of the present standard of weight and oneness, for value received, redeemable at the pleasure of said city nt the expiration of ten (10) years or on any first day of Junes or DeoSSlber thereafter, and absolutely due and payable twenty years from the date Jiereof at the Chase National bank, in the City of New York with interest thereon from date hereof at six per cent. on the first Ier annum, payable day of Juue and Decemberof each yearhereafter until the maturity thereof, at the Chase Na tional bank, of New York City, upon tbe pres sentation and surrender of the annexed as they severally become due and payable. This bond is one of a series of one hundred bonds of one thousand dollars each, authorized by Section 6 of Article 4 of an act of the tbe Legislative Ass, mbly of Utah Territory, providing for tbe. incorporation of cities, e.i.d issued in accordapproved March Hh, ance with an ordinance of said city passed and approved on May 6th, 1S91. entitled "An Ordinance to borrow money for the payment of floating indebtedness, aiding in the construction of a sewer systeir., erection of public buildings and for other corporate purposes. ' anil it is hereby certified and recited that all acts, con ditions and things required to be done precedent to and in the issuing of said bonds have !een done, happened mid performed in regular and due form as required by law: and it is further certified that the total amount of this issue of bonds, together w ith the debt of the said city existing at this date does not exceed the limit prescribed in the laws of the United States or of said Territory of Utah. In Witness Whereof, The said Ogden City has executed this bond under the official signature of its mayor and its recorder with the seal of said city attached, and by causing its recorder to sign bis name to each of said coupons hereto annexed as required by said ordinance. Done at Ogden, June L 191. WILLIAM II, TURNER, Attest: T. P. Bbyan. Mayor. ( ity Recorder. And the said interest coupons shall be in the following general form Ogden C'TV. in Utah Territory. Will pay bearer on the first ot is., at tliet'hase Rational l!;oik.New York City, thirty uouars, oeing six months interest on improvement Bond, No. .. I. P. BRYAN, ' ity Recorder. Sec. 9. Numbers thirty-on- e to sixty of said bonds, both inclusive, shall tie in the' form set out in the last section with the exception that the word "fifteen" shall take the place of tbe word "B?n" in said bonds ; and numbers sixty-on- e to one hundred of said bonds, both inclusive, shall be In the same form with the exception of the words 'ten years or on any first day of June or December thereafter at the option of said city" which shall he left out of said bonds. Sec. 10. The bonds issued under the provisions of this ordinance shall be exempt from taxation by Ogden Cit v. Passed May Cth, 18S1. ISealJ W. H. TCRXfR. Mayor. T' P' BM Atirfs.V City Recorder. I,T. t. Bryan, recorder of Ogden City, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a full, trim and correct copy of an ordinance entitled "An Ordinance to borrow money for the payment of tbe floating indebtedness, aiding in the of a sewer system, erection of public " buildings and for oth( r corporate Passed by the Ity Council ot Ogden City, IBW. In testimony whereof I bavs hereMay 6, unto set my hand and affixed the corporate seal cou-pou- lss-S- : pun-o'e- of Ogden City SealJ. this 7th Cuy f Msv. istd. T. P. BRYAN, City Keccvder. m td k aU.tlwi I ,W. ad Mi,;..,., fr el . r.t ruait. . . I ) o-- aJ, Ii.-- 1 "win na - k--rk. suc.--sor- s - i. i nea .1-- it. mirrtrtitathr. bale ab. a .'t ma m. mtuii gssaaRSsi SO, at ta7aw . a.--. -,i V. 8. Martha!. irr uf t'uateat with law in Hail. BkB mm tiie mi id ei . a SSSn t tat ta taw mm ad - i j id Ml K.:J; . . . , ) ut I tat. tri-famJ ru tit) "" iaiBrcxMUi4aui1. aiJ iu Stank. tu I j i,. slii. ' tu railaa tnvl IStB ' iBeraibw OJ al iBr mm d m mm nw. 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(Vdeti t it) LrreO) trert Kai MSB it - m ) . . tb,. of .uit aatOtBr aail..l , t.. tlv tbs.u.d Tl,at , k 1 in I .'t.i to tbr l.l.uutlS .al tbr si.4 tSu I :t Mrw Kailaaj iUiikowa or Miru. iu addltu to tBr risht. artuirml b) plaintiff au) have judramt awl rvrutiua it tbr .tnvu. ut tSrtk-c- i on, l.v uui nulu-tiu- a against said defriMtaiit TU una Baraai fur Saw of Auut 'Mi. lvo. tBr riaht tu muatrurt, deficiency which may remain after p;.'iia afi niaiDtaia and uunatr a uaib or duuhlr track wr ppawni p ."r mmm aiu mwm Mnwt raUvar. with ta samaao lw and rrl, applicable tu the satisfaction of a. ul and all other tBr turuiu ui.u au) .trwru For further and fuller particulars of a tit i tlie cooudaiut oa file rrotioea. t.... . t tnat iu ne rax- .ball tbe brreb) made tol.er.-t.. uol ined that if fad to r..t ipanj. it !., Jntain or ZLmJ its. Plaintiff win 1.. operate mure than one street tall' .1. ii .h.i..... ,, tl i in i SUI Ml ret in Hirtoi lit i aud k ( ' for ll. o eluded ia tbr said molutSHi of August :th, 1WX A. the Hun. J.im Witur, --. s." M. tier, .lu hss. aud lb.' iaiI uf m iK-- , nrst , ouucii, ,,)i the district court uf the l ura ..u ainiuotaiueu. u ,IPW, uaU ,j I read) Br occupied Bf a single trert railwa) judicial district, in and f.o the track uf any other street railway company. territory of i tali tuu. : Oay off April. Bi the year uf oar La id rociatiuo or individual, and. oue thousand eight hundred Prmidrd further, that on any str.- - 's not mentioned iu said reaulutiou of August ith.lrtM. aud ninety-one- . where any other company . association or C.JI McCllkb, . . r. burr t hereon a double line of street railny l.. r nT, iiepirj t icrs. M. H. HskUEBMia. Attorney for way track, thru no additional track shall be laid plaintiff.. thereon. Third-T- hat tbe Ogd. a City Strret Hallway MARSHAL'S SALE. or assigns, shall have company, its the rB'ht and prinkto use upon all or auy of Under and I.) tirtii of an execution latoed said streets so ar.iuire! hi it. elretricitv as a out of the District Court of the First Judicial with the right to erect and n.ain- - District of thr Terri!or of I tan. dated the Ud motive tain a4e aud overhead w ire, over and through day of October. in a certain art ion wherein any of said street fur thw purpose id ruuninaT the I nkin National Hank of Chicago, a pbus- and recovered ing' its line or liue of oet railwaj tiff, judemeut against W. H. Swan A such lade to placed undrr tbe suiervinon Cuinpany defendant, for the sum of four thon- and control of Ogden City. saud seven hundred and ninety-eigh- t and Iwen-- ; Fourth The grant heretofore made by said dollars, and roU re-- .. lat ion of August 7th. and the additional taxed at fortj-tw.- . and our dohundredth fifty rights acq u ire. I uuder an. I by virtue of this llar. 1 have levied uhui the following described : aiuenduirnt, stall e and hereby are extended (Marts, and shall exist for tbe period of twenty years, Lot 142 in block I. lot 1, iu block is. lets - ..24. from the date of tbeiaaageof this amendment. J 2 and :t in .lock 20. lota 1. 2, 3 and 4 in Kifth That the aNive aud foregoing arrant is block 21, lot U, 12, U, 14. i IS, 17 and l! iu block 33. lots 1. 2. 3 aud 4 in block 42, lot I in subject to the foil, ving condition-- : A That the said Ogden City Street Railway block M. lot I, 2, A 4. S, 7. - 'Mo II, ft, 13. II, compan) shall commence work in good faith 1M. lis 17, IMS anil 2J in block 20, lots 1, 2. t. 4. 10. 11, 12, IS, II. IS. IS, 17, U, 19. 20 21. 22, withinsixty days from the date of tbe as sage 8, 7, of this ordinance, and shall prosecute such work H, 24,M, 25, 2d, 27, 88, 2P, 10, 31, 32, 8.1. M, 3". M. 37. : with ii asonahle d'ligeiice, and shall have at and 10 in block II, lot 42 and 43 in Mock least seven mil. of street railway iu (.iteration 41, lots 5, 6. 7. S. 10, II and 12 in block l all iu Ogden City w ith elect ririo as a motive power, in University Place addition tu Co m ou or before the first day of January, I'M. The tbe County of Weber and Territory of 'tat construction of all iaBSB under this ordinance, said profierty standing on the records of Wenrr on any of tbr street of this city, shall lie in a county, in the name of W ill R. Swan. workmanlike manner and suh)ect to the apNotice is hereby given that on Tuesday the 2d of the City Engineer. proval day of December, ISJft at 12 o'clock anoo of 11 The Ogden City Street Railwa) company, that day, in front of the County Court House its successors or assigus, shall run it cars war in the Cit v of Ogilcn. County of Weber and Terthe entire length of its lines at least twelve time of Utah, I will, in iHMilionee tossid each day, and upon a failure so to do, the City ritory sell all the right, title, interest and Council may notify said company to remove it claim of the above mimed defendants of, in nrd truck or tracks from auy street or airtioii of to the als.ie described property, or so much said romaiiy, its successor or thereof as stret, whereon to satisfy plaintiff's necessary assigus, is not operating its road to the extent judgment, with interest thereon nnd rust. te heretofore mentioned in this suledivisioii and the highest and best bidder for cash, lawful within thirty days from the issuance and service money of the United Stntes of America. ELI AS II. PARSON-- upon said company of said notification, said company, its successor or assigns, shall remove V. S. Marshal. said isirtiou uf it track or tracks, and shall By It. A. Kowhak. Deputy U. A Marshal. theretiiHin place the street iu proper condition. Novemlier 10, 1S90. Utah, Ogden, C The Ogden City Street Railway company, The almve sale i isistponeil until Saturilay its successors or assigns, shall not eliarge iu exat 12 o'clock m. cess of live cents fare for a continuous passage December 13th, 1W0, K. H. Parson, U. S. Marshal. over the street railway, between the hours of 6 By B. A. Bow U, S. Mncaha! Ut, Dspnt o'clock a. m. and u o'clock midnight. Ogden, Utah, Iecember 2, 1X00, D The said Ogden City Street Railway comAbove sale is postiuiicd until Monday, Marrn pany, its successors or assigns, shall construct K. II. Pabhovs. culverts in such manner and at such pointa along 2. U91, at 12 o'clock m. IT. H Mnishal. its line or lines as the City Council or other B. A. Bowman, Deputy U. S. Marshal. proMr officers of Ogden (.'ity shall from time to By Ogden. Utah, Decoinlxr 13, 1N90. time require and designate. E Flat rails only shall lie used on paved The above sale is iostHnod uutil M aula) , streets. June 1, IM, at 12 o'ch-rn. F The Ogden City Street Railway company, K. 11. Pahsons. U. S Ma 'ial. its successors or assigns, shall before the com- By B. A. Bo man. Deputy U. S. Ma Sal mencement of the coast ruction of any new Unci Ogden. Utah, March 2, 1I. of railway under this grant, file a map and profile tif the same with thcCity Engineer of Ogden City, and all curvatures in any such track shall LEGAL NOTICE: he sublet to the upprovalof saidCily Engineer. Ully the acceptance of this grant, the grantee In the Probate Court of the County of " 'l.r. herein named, its successor or assigns, agree to Territory of Utah, In f lie matter of the estato of Amou P. Si as, and do hereby waive all damages tliat may accrue to it by reason of any interference w ith its deceased. Notice is hereby given that Ames . Si ne, the liue of railway, or the tqierat ion thereof, occa' Stone sioned by public improvements made in the administrator of the estate of Af. ft r settle of said city by said city, or by contracstreet deceased, has rendered and prose. nt and filed iu tin- - court a linn ort and tors for it. when said contractors are acting under the direction of said city or its officers, account of bis administration of ti. ,tatc of kOTiac charge of tba department under whose said deceased, aud a petition sotting forth that suiervisiou said work is carried on. Said pub- the said estate is in a proKr condition to be lic improvements beirur carried on anil prose- closed ; that a iortion of tbe residue of said escuted to completion with reasonable diligence, tate remains to be distributed to tho heirn at H Within fifteen days after tho passage of law of said deceased, and praying for a final this ordinance, and before the same shall take distribution of said estate and that Monday, effect, the said Ogden City Street Railway com tho eleventh day of May, 1891, at two o'clock p. m. of said day, at the court room of said oourt pony shall, by its attorney, tile a written acceptat the county court house in Ogden City, said ance thereof with the Recorder of Ogden City, I This ordinance shall not be construed Bibe County of Weber, has lieen fixed by the judge of the granting of n new franchise, but shall he soid court for tbe settlement of tho said acconsidered as an amendment to and confirma- count and for ben ring said petition for distrition of a resolution passed by Ogden Oity, on bution of said estate, at which time and place the 7th day of August, lSXI. in favor of Ogden any' person Interested may show cause why said account should not be approved, allowod and City Railway company. settled, aud a distribution mado of tho residue Passed April 15tb 1X91. of said estate to the heirs at law of said deWm. H. Tlrneb. Mayor. T. P. Bryan. Attest: ceased, as prayed for in said petition, according Seal.I to law. City Recorder. Dated April 18th. 1S91. T. of P. Recorder do Bryan, I, Ogden City, J. P. LEDWIDGE, Clerk. hereby certify that tbe foregoing is a full, true and correct copy of an ordinance amending a resolution passed by the City Council of Ogden NOTICE OF CONTEST TIMBER City on the 7th day of August, A. D. I8S3, ENTRY. "Resolution." Passed by tho City CounUnited States Land Office, cil of Ogden City, April Kith, 1S91. I further certify that the Ogden Salt, Lake City, Utah, April 28, 1391. J City Street Railway company, by its attorney, L. R. Rhodes, Complaint having been entered at this office did on tbe 26th day of April, 1891. file with me by Henry M. McCartney against. Hannah Miller its written acceptance of tho foregoing ordi- ot al heirs of Daniel A. Miller, deceased, forfail-ur- e nance. to comply with law as to timber culture In tistiinony whenof I have hereunto set my entry No. 3T, dated Juno lib, 1879, upon tho affixed seal the corporate of Ogden City, sw'a of the nw1 and lots 1, 2 and 3 of section 4, hand this day of April, A. D. 1S91. township 3, north of range 3 west, S. L. M. in T. P. Bryan, Davis county, Utah Territory, with a view to the Seal. cancellation of said entry : contestant alleging City Recorder. that the said Daniel A. Miller, deceased, and his said heirs have wholly failed to comply with the law by failing to break or cause to be broken five acros of said tract the first year SUMMONS. after entry by fniliug to break or cause In the District Court of the first Judicial Dis- to be brokenthereof; live acres of said tract the second Weber of Utah trict Territory. County. year after said entry, and in not cultivating said Michael Buckmiller. Walter P.") first five acres to crop or otherwise, and t hat his Dwyer and Clement L. Dar- said heirs and legal representatives havo since ling, plaintiffs, LAllata Summons the death of said Daniel A. Miller wholly failed to comply with the law by not cultivating to Frank E. De Witt and Joseph crop or otherwise, or not causing the samotxibe J Metzler, Defendants, done, the second five acres of said tract during Tbe people of the Territory of Utah send the third year and by not planting the first five greeting to Frank E. De Witt and Joseph acres to tree seeds or cuttings and also by not Metzler, Defendants: planting or causing to lie planted thesecondflvo IOU are hereby required to apjiear in an ac- acres ot said tract to timoer soeois or cuttings d tion brought against you by the dnring the fourth year after entry, and also that plaintiffs in th" District Court of the First Judi- there is not now any cultivation upon said land cial District of the Territory of Utah, and to as required by law. answer the complaint tiled therein, within ten The said parties nre horehy summoned to days (exclusive of tbe day of service) after the at this office on tbe 20tli day of July, 1891, service an you of this summons if served within at 10 o'clock a. m. to respond and furnish testithis county or if served Out of thisy county, but mony concerning saiil alleged failure. in this district.-withiFRANK D. HUBBS, Register. twenty days: otherwise within forty days or judgment by default will Ik- taken against you, to the according prayer of said complaint . Tbr said action i brought to obtain tbe judgment of this court that a certain bond made by one Joha A. Stephens and delizered to the defendant. Frank E. De Witt, "be decreed to lie null and void and of no effect, for which reference is hereby made to the complaint herein, and that said Frank E. Do Witt rnd Joseph Metzler, defendants, bo decreed and adjudged to make a cancelation thereof upuu the recortls of Weber county , Utah, and to surrender the said bond to tho plaintiffs and that they do have and recover of said defendants their costs iu this action. For further and fuller particulars reference is hereby mado to the complaint on file herein. And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the said complaint as above & required, the said plaintiffs will apply to the court for tho relief demanded therein. Witness, the Hon. .Tanys A. Miner, JOdge, nnd the seal of the District Court of tbe First Judicial District, in and for the seal. 1 TeiTitory of Utah, this 1st day of May, in the year of our Lord oue thousand eight hundred and ninety-onr- . C. H. MiCLURE. Clerk. By L. B. BEST. Deputy Clerk. Commercial PublisuiDg Co, 2404 Wash. Ave. A; for Plaintiffs. Kimuali. IV-ir- Laud Kutrv. I mtr.1 Stater Laud Oflicc. ' I 8alt Laar ( tali. Ai ril MB. ( on i lain' baviue Boru eotared at tbi. uftiee b) Juiin a. T) ler aeainat the lieir. and kcal re,rr-- t tative of Bamuel Cabuou. r. n.j l.ia dweaMnl. for failure IW. made Auril an tu iterert ri.m No. !d. w. upoii tbr t . . t the raBuf teetiuu No. 6 n. r I 36. ., S. L. M.. in Weln-- r county. I'tali. itb a view tu the of rani Samuel eotn : ruotertat.t alW'inir I Cabouu. .keeaMMi. and Li. Nu ut Ba easy ru!) )....itS rlrrtrwit) u, abtl ur 0. ) Br B. A. Row Mi. (Brdeu. I'tah. Mareii ' d - f. M.rLl. HeH'.i V. A ManLal. a A. Kowttik I'tah. 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Tea boors u bow roeaadeced a ia HI I WB M Loare etsfMflJ ' tbeee men aave esceileat wages even ft r that ebon oow. while the womesi of Mew York, if they worked even laager boors, eoold bo: make an boned hviiig And even Urn simple demand wo eoold out obuia." Tbe eight bocr movement is an argu meat in favor if organ natBin of women separate from men. The soeo of a trade are natarally selfish; they consider their interest first, consequently reform in tbe condition of women are tardy. And it always will he so until women them el re take op these problems That, too, is one of the rather Lepeless thinga Women are not usually good material ia a labor organization. There are always outside influences home ties that are brought forcibly to bear upon their TbeB actioBS at tue critical moment. most girl feel that they won't have to work always, that they will aooa have a borne of their owb. This has much to do with retarding organization among women That it will be a great many years before women will have the tight hour work day is tbe general opinion. It may be tnte to say that working women receive entailer pay and invariably work longer hours than men. Tbe girl who is a saleswoman work in the better class of stores nine and one-ha- lf hours four day in the week and uovriiN'MEXTAi. patterns. thirteen hours the remaining daya In The application of duplicating proces- the smaller places she usually spends ses to tho building trade lias worked an or fourteen hours every day, thirteen is one industrial revolution. It true that sometimes in a seven day week. If she result ia to produce buildings much is employed in a shirt fact ry, or if she alike. The designs for doors, windows, makes gloves, overalls, jumpers, underStairways, stoops, vestibules, towers, wear, dresses or flowers, slie works ten locks, bolts, mantels, sideboards, pier hours in the factory, because the law glasses, cornices, and, in fact, all parts compels the manufacturer to employ of a building are used over and over her longer, and then takes home work there-f of is the cost and again, building to keep her busy until II or 12 ore much cheapened. Tho fact is that enough ut night. If she is a dressmaker, o'clock many parts of buildings may bo pur- milliner or tailoress she considers herself chased ready made and in any desired lucky to get four hours' work in the dull quantities, and buildings constructed of season anil works sixteen in the "drag." Bach material are put up very cheaply. If she is employed in a restaurant she But when new designs are needed, odd works from 7 a. m. to 10 p. in. New shapes, fancy styles, novel ornamentaYork Recorder. is increased. cost tion, the greatly Before the war all the paper money in Another Vandri hilt TachB the United States was printed by private Mr. Fred Vanderbilt was so much comiKinies, who owned all the plates and pleased with tbe ezcurrions which he patterns. Even the United States gov- had James trordon Bennett's yacht ernment did not own the plates from tho upon Namonna and his brother's noble which its notes were printed, and in one steam yacht, the Alva, that for the first famous case the counterfeiter, by subtertime in his life he became quite inthese from private parties, fatuated with Eteam fuge, procured yachting, and defor a nominally honest purpose, the usj termined his return to America to upon of the devices used in printing a United have one built for him. But by the States treasury note; and the devices merest chance he found in England a thus fraudulently obtained were actualvery fine yacht for sale. It is the Cona to used spurious treasury produce ly and while not so jierfect a specinote, which was in many respects an ex- queror, men of steam yachting architecture as is act duplicate of the original. That risk the Alva, yet is a very stanch and conled to the adoption of a new plan by venient vessel. which, when the government got any Mr. Vanderbilt bought it, after innotes printed, the contractors were comand expects to take his first spection, pelled to surrender all the designs, patcruise iu it with his family and a small terns, dies and plates used to produce party. He will sail from one of the Enthe issue, so that they could not by any glish ports and visit Norway and Swepossibility be used for any but legitiden, so as to arrive by the middle of mate purposes. at the Land of the Midnight Sun. June Ultimately that led to the establishHe will not return to America in the ment of the bureau of engraving and yacht, but it will tie brought over for printing, and the government now con- him He may on his return at sea trols all the patterns of its paper money his brother Cornelius and pass Chauncey M. in the same way that it controls the dies who expect to sail early in July. of its metal coinage. The expense of Depew, Cor. Philadelphia Press. New York Steel engraving is so great thai it is only deand same using the by duplicating Kacy Fishing in Texas. sign again and again that it is made Friday night L. Frankel, Mr. Smith, profitable to use such beautiful designs Miss Isadore Smith and others got into as are used in commercial work, as notes, a skiff and started up the stream, rowbonds, bills of exchange, etc. ing up among the water lilies and flags. ABOCT DUPLICATES. The river was exceedingly muddy from The pattern room of a great machine tile rain, and before the boat had proBhop or locomotive works or engine ceeded far a large bass leaped from the builder contains the accumulation of water into the boat It was followed years of improvement and invention. by another and another, until within the and machine ia a As changed developed of a few minutes there were fifthe patterns are altered and usei1 over space teen flopping, flourishing bass in the and over again. To produce the patterns bottom of the boat, ranging from h;tlf a new every time a new machine is wanted to three pounds in weight. pound Would require great expense. A fire in The action of these fish cannot be aca pattern shop is therefore a great calam- counted for, ae there was no light whatity, for it destroys patterns that can ever in the boat. Several of the larger hardly be replaced, fish attempting these acrobatic feats It often happens that one spoon or a jumped entirely over the boat. San fork of an old set is lost or stolen. If the Antonio Express. silversmith has preserved the die a new spoon or fork may be made at trifling An Unnecessary If, cost But if a new die has to be cut, the the recent visit of Jay Gould, During expense is very great of New York, and his daughter to this There are a thousand and one ways of city they were taken through the treasusing the same pattern for duplication and, of course, into the in various branches of industry. The ury building, room. There, as is usual, the money most beautiful products of the sculptor's them the opportunity of guide gave modin art are duplicated plaster. The f.l,0vX,000 in their hands. The ern parlor stove is a marvel of the use of holding Hibernian guide, who had no idea who models irr castings. the visitors were, remarked: Lots of things are stamped. All kinds "Oth, miss, aff yez only owned the of brass and tin ware pots, pans, ketloikes av that now yez wouldn't be nad-itles, ash cans, waiters, dishes and the to worry about where yez would be thousand articles of domestic use that getting your sphring wraps at Shi, at are made from metals go through the ahl." Cor. Philadelphia Washington stamping machine. The very best talent Record. is therefore used to produce the original A Miasing Tar Heel, patterni Sometimes artists of very high A North Carolina man exploded twenrepute, who would be very much averse to have it known that they do purely ty pounds of gnnpowder under a mass of commercial work, are tempted to furrock on the side of a mountain to loosen nish designs or pictures for advertising it, and the shock sent five acres of rocks, purposes, and occasionally they .are so soil and trees rushing down for half a mile to fill up a valley and create a lake good that their excellence betrays the a mile and a half long. He has not been author. seen since the rush. Detroit Free Press. Stealing patterns is one of tho unpunished crimes of the ago. When a great The Opening nf the Season. firm of American jewelers showed at the Merchant We will pay you three dolParis exposition an entirely novel 6et of can do the if a jewelry made to imitate the rarest and lars week yoa tnink you work. most exquisitely formed and colored orAU right, boss. Young America chids, the Frenchmen stole the idea at Draw up de contrack an HI sign wid once ar.d had copies out in a few weeks. vonr club. Mnnsev s Weekly New York Sun - 14- - i . IBr pwsa U Urn TarriSiKS U I la aaasi UT ss fljlia amtmUnm IK Lrmm. tmm J MarrB. lOt dat luatWd tBr rortf rtctiu. i.nifct tit) railaai WsBm HUM f1?". Iwii,, ttmq I a Citj He. r, M .a. TBr Mid r.. vnn . urn I urn liar u . an sseflhslai t BH t;.r-&e- - Ik mm! tViSn. OStfetM 11 .. srt-aafftjr- uxi.i u, kociadU.a a: all ia LtlAt Uitdillt i.. Up4ri. Hj u. iBr m siork Itin . WM z.liV n. js. at si. 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