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NOTICE
In The District Court OF tha rhlr3 Judicial
District OF Utah Territory.

In The District Court OF tha Third judicial
District OF Utah Territory.
Richard u Browne and Charles y Brooks.
co.paitncrs u6 browne s hrookei plain
900,
Euos 4. wall. Jofiah 3 llsin. Mary a. Latin,
tIs vile. Glenn D.. lf1thRcIl, Jane Doc
H1thWrli his VIE, u. .. McConaughy and
Jane Doe McConaushy. hm wife, de-
fondants.
10 Henry poiucou, william Charles. Frank
NnFrhuuae aud NCorge MurehCusc, aud 20
nil others whom % may concern
You will please take notice that the plain.
uns above nnucd have on this g5th day ~
October. islt. brought Huit 90 ioroclnee lien
arstust ibo Pan Handle, q =. ~. D. NO. .N9ii
tie lluzlc, " Z. ". =, SO. -t.l. ana the Jessie
Iatu. q. +, ". y. so. 800. lode mining claims.
district, IuueIo County, Utah Territory.
AMI you are further notified thnt tne Court
has appointed Saturday, the 2lih LAY OF Nu.
YUmUcr, Us q, % She court room Of ttc above
named CONT 4A salt take CITY, Utah. 10 ~
O'Clock o. m. OF that d4y, Ht the TING and piaco
Tor 40 pofHnua holding ur claiming licua under
soc provisions Of On ace Of tie NltHrnHg and
legislative Assembly oi she IcrriurI 90 itan.
cHufIcd. "An oct Co secure lICuH of mrchAuict
aud others nud To repeal nll other aCta nud
lawH iu rotation thereto" Approved March sth,
ltit. 10 exhibit then aud thorH rrlni of said
htua DAVID g. DUNBAR.
ugysrIg MARSHALL n DNptlv, At,ofneya
ulis Of hu. publication. November %,
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LEGAL NOTICE.
in tho Probate Court iH and Tor sails tal
County. Iornio-f % Uthn.

in tho Probate Court iH and Tor Haii Lake
County. IUrut0rF % Jtth.
10 the matter OF tho rttat1 OF Jane Ire.
wccL, dcceastd
NOTICE rs HLEkuY GIVEN THAI
~ John TrUwru executor 90 thu 80 tO %
Jane IfruCe.. deceased, hls rendered iHl
settlement. and ntri boo sai4 court. lis nua.
urroIut uf administration ol fail ftiHir uul
petition Cor fnll Ii .rIuutOu NJ ihc rtHi1ur Oi
alii psfltr among thr persons rnufitd thereto,
and that FRIDAY. ihr i0th day uf November.
AID. IrYt. 10 Iuu'rIunk lsm.. az tNr rIuft room
90 Hl.d court. Iu ihu county tUUIt House, rult
lHtu Dify Hud County, Utah Territory, boz
lrru uuV appointed uv thu jude ui fHil
r0ur', Tor tUU frtIomeutuf said urrouu' and
hearing snId petition Cor dntrIlIt nU, 90 Which
uue Hud place amy person Interested DO sHil
rsttto may appear and chow cause, .f any
There hu. WHY auid account should Dot hC
settled aud approved anu hnal uuuuutiou
made or PRAYED fur
Dated October q. A.p. 49, -
CLERK ~ tho Probate DDuri.
iiy j, D. JACE, ucputy.
g.. u, JACK, Attorney
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suMuoNs


Joseph llattCnhach, plninun, VI Daniel
hlChauucr, Jula Alexander Jennie AtNaus
DER, hcniamiu hteinman, Isaac batter aud
samuel huuer, Qsparinefs o. liutlCf hrpthtrs,
Horny Rice, William suN, -. hisuman, jona'
tuAn larCs -. tinOman ave b.. MlChlnlt Coz
partners a. hico. .tix a company, 9. W. Nior.
rton. tdward Maruli. tamurl MERRILL and
1huuaa q. hcut, crspnftnera A. MOI,
JuuuY and John o. n. Woodruff,
rospaftnors as D. p. Janfry y Company HocE.
foid Husptndrr COMPANY. "a corporation, A. *.
Nenslaltor, cob Il. Ncultidier, David Non.
fthdiCr, Isaac uppCnhrimrr and ~lFmuud
fcuchtNangrr, rosplfturra o. Nrusttdtof
hr0thtfa, and Halt Laku Conjunction Com
pauy, q corporation, defendants.
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NOTICE.

IN TIC Probate Court IN aud fqr salt Lake
County, Territory OF Ui1h
In the matter OF The estate Of Enoch Reese.
deceased.
NOTICE 10 HEREBY GIVEN TuAr
~ John ~ Reese. administrator OF the
estate uf Enoch Reese, dcccasgu. bliss rendered
lor settlement, and nled in Faid o0urL bic Gnli
areouut 81 hia rehabilitation uf said estate
aud pclitinn for nnal distribution Of she residue
~ sfid estate among tho pCrsouu ttiUl
thereto. and that saturday, tlr IUth DAY %
November 4. -. 1924 No DO O'Clock m.. ut thn
cguri room % SAID court iu the Coun Court
House, fhlt Lake tlty anu County, iDh Tor.
rtorr, has been duly appointed ~ tua iu Eo
~ sud court, for tho settlement ct said
account and hearing fuid petition tor dtttrHu.
Won, at which iimc aud place ans person
Interested 100 said estate uay appear ana how
cause, n any there De, Why slid account
should not De settled ana approved nud gnal
distri1uilnn made a. prayed tor
Dated october iith, a. ~. 1904 -
n. \. MELOY,
Clrrk oi PROBATE Court
ny T. y. JACK, bcputy Clerk
John n. Cannon. attorney.
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Tonghs senlenced.

Justice Baglcy had busy time yes
turday with fine tougha arrested lal O.
~. His honoHsontencei them 70 ne
city jail, ranging from 10 10 30 days.
In the meantime II ~ expected thA,
evidence will 10 secured - connect
them with some ot the focoat rob7efirs
committed IN this city.
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NORTH POINT CONSOLIDATED lRRl
OAlIUN OOMPkNY

NOTICE, the ANNUAL NETTING or
~ We Ipesl0dgfs OF tho North Point
N,onsnllat1 lruslu0n Company. viii be held
south street Salt IaLp CIV. Utah Territory,
on Mohlay, Nu'umhur l.th, ls1i, at O'Clock
p W. W near tNu annual reports, 10 elect =
noltA @! nlT.rtu fUr the ensuing year and 90
lhuta'l huyl plNur huslnuas as may be prop
cry brought before tBc mooilng
SAT- Lake wy Utah. October 22nd, Is Z.
AhIhyR PARSONS, becg.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
Monarch Mining Company.
Principal once. salt Lake city. Utah.

NOTICE ~ HEREnY GIVEN THAT AT
~ amgotng OF tho board Of directors. held
on the 81 DAY OF November, lsit an assessment
OF three mills per share was Levied on tbs chpi,
hl ttock 81 tho company, payable muit.
diaicly 90 James MouHt secretary and teas.
Lake City, Utah. ANY stock unon which said
assessment shall remain unpaid on Tue drd day
" htcomhOr, lsni, shall become delinquent
hud advertised for sale aud unless payment IL
made before, viii be sold AZ public Aurtio ON
January on, 1905 at O'Clock I.m,at tho af6ra.
thid once 10 pay the delinquent AssrsHmont
together with coat Of advertising and expenses
Of sale, liy order Of the board Of dircoturs
JAMES MutFAr.
Secretary and treasurer.
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sfArr or Tfxas. CouNtn or MctESsAS.
Before me the underlined authority on this
day perfonaiiy appeared NCUrto tumulngs,
Hnys that 1 have bccu suIrung with rheu.
mail il Tor tho last aIA HHltld. ln q could nuu
nn ruict from t1mu WAS unable to walk uu
used Professor MioFF 'Droat wonderful Hcr.
ciY' ur tIrco DAYS auI rIn Say thut uflicVo
I nm cured ! can now walls anywhere and
wufk on well "a I ever could
tEObgE tuMMiNGs,
Sworn 10 and subscribed before INC this tth
day " April, i.qi
lsrAtl y o. HARRIS.
J.r. aud cx.umcIo. Notary Public. Mrten.
nan County. rcKHa.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate OF Thomas Goodman, decssied.
NOTICE Is uEREHY OWEN ny THE
~ Nudnraigncd, administrator Of the eH,
hlu % iugmas Goodman, deceased. to the
Sl,ll9rs ni' ana all persons having elaine
against tho SAID decaised 10 exhl1t then,
WIN lho necessary vouchers, within len months
al,gf we hrai publication OF this notice. 10 tbe
s.Ia almiulsiraior 40 No. 90 South, Main M
dated October ION, lsli.
,,..t- ~ s. woOLLEY,
GOODMAN, deceased. "'N'@e
9AhLs H. MOVIE, attorney for estate.
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COMMENCE TODAY.

Don't wait until the last few days.
Commence at once, because the crowd
will be so large as to cause YOU to tail
u YOU delay until the last days.
Office hours 9 to a. M, ? TO s pm.
7 10 s p. M. Sunday accommodation
only 10 10 ~ m.
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OGDEN.
ooDns, urAu Nov. 10, 1873.
Sunday School Conference.

The annual Sunday school confer.
ence Of the Weber Stake Will be held
today and tomorrow In the Ogden
tabernacle. Elders George Goddard,
Karl q. Mmser and J. W.WhittAkefioi
Salt Lake, Will attend.
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Divorce Suit

Ludwig II. Berg flied In the Fourth
district court q suit for divorce against
Eliza g. Berg. The parties live 10
Brigham City.
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NOTICE. Of ass. ssM M
uctcret and Hnlt Lake Agricultural aud MaI
factuunF Canal 0mpauy.
Principal pace u business. salt lake CITY
talt Lake County, Utah.


tacturinF Canal Umpauy.
Principal pace u busiuefs. salt lake City,
fnlt Lake County, Utah.
NottCE u tiEHEuN GIVEN THAT At
~ WCoiinH uf the board of directors Of
said company, noid 10 rlt Lake city, Utah, on
The DID, daF OF November, lsIl, an Assessment
was made ON the subscribed capital alork 0f
ihc corporation Tor tho ba.anco remaining uu.
uhid iu 100 fun sum uf Owe dol are per share,
We par value % SAID 1tocN. Ihhlo 10 B. John
hutihli HcrrolarT anu treasurer, az hia ONCE.
No. " Iaat -nuih TEMPLE street, ON or before
thr ON DAY ut December, lsIi. ANY and nd
stock on which said naHra1mcut remains uu.
p1id uu December llth. uIt. shall DO deemed
delinquent and ndNeriisCd fuf sale 10 puulie
suction. hnd n payment b. not made before
VIII lc sold ou the 18th day nf december isst.
~ u,cluca . m., % the office Of thc secret arf,
No bi tnat 1nu D Temple fuCot. 60 pas the
aatrtamcnt together with costs % adNofusinF
aud expense Of sale
l.. john NUrTAii..
Salt lake CITY, Utah, Noyol3os ON, isll.
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hNAi hhtatt ahuulH NOS pc MADE
yVM J. N. ALLAN. JR., THE AMINIs.
w traitor OF the estate ~ VIM. l., n, Allen.
deceased having nled prutou heron dulI
verified, praying Tor au order M sale ul HIl tHo
real thtaio ut HAiu dgcuuouts for tup purposes
therein Hct forth, 10 D. therefore ordered ~ he
Judge OF rald court, that all persons Interested
10 the eti4ir OF Hfid deceased, HpprAr before
nc aail lfuhuio Court on Friday. The o. day
81 hufrmhtE ltll, at 10 u'cluca in the fore
noon Of tld day, a. tho court room OF SAIL
Probate Court at tho County Court House. In
the tity ana County Of salt Lake, Utau Tenn.
tory, 20 ahuW cause why an order should not
10 granted lo The said administrator, 20 srIl so
much OF thr real estate OF SAID deceased at
private sale ns shall be- ICtossary, and tnata
copy NJ This order be published al least f0ur
successive weuka 10 the DEsEHEf EyENtNg
MINIS tuoWspapor printed and published in
haid city and county
JACOB II. blair,
,,.,. Probate Judge.
J. L. AtuEKEH, attorney for edtale
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TIIIc---..-A
COleIlnl Medical Institute.
TIL.

Located Permanently In the Progress
building, opposite Auerbach s. Bro,
Dry Goods Store Take Elevator
Rooms 3Ol, 3O5, BOG, 30z Salt Lake
City, Utah.
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The People of tho Territory ot va send
greeting 10 William huftc Mhry l.
tufte, hh wife, idWafd rUpptr. Mu.
IUuFsC W. sierra Catherine O.. Dyer.
Aaron hUf Irr. Minam 70 MCtnruIra,
Mary liuAcu, uniuu National hhuk. ot
faIt lakv city, d corporation, fuWara %.
Micts, 1rustun Tor h. 10. scott. A.. ~.
Scott, and N, II Huiord, =, ". TAYLOR and
tcufEc truckGr. doing husturss uudor no
nfm nam OF lromoutorY htock Company,
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VoU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED 10 Ar.
Il pear in an action brought against you ~
We above named plaiuun in tue District uuur
oi lho Third Judicial histrIct ot che frriit0ry
" umi sun 20 answer tho amended com.
plant died therein wi3nin ten dave tcyoluslta
" thrdaY Of service after the service uA yon
~ tnlH summuua-i j served within tnia county
OF, n served OUT ~ THE county but la tfls
DISTRICT within twcniY daya, othurWifo within
iorl daya-nr judgment ~ default wiu %
49,. ~, ssalnss vow, according 70 the prayer "
me said acton b brought TO have q decree Of
thm court tor tho foreclosure Of certain
mortgage cxcculrdby defendants nurEo 10 one
q. =. tIart. september ilth. i7Ji. upon prem
iscH hrtt hereinafter ucaeuucd. rtyCu Co secure
paymont y certain ptomIss0Ty note, exc.
August i1rd. lsu. fUf f2i,luI uun one year
alter date, VITA interest from maturity az 10
per cont yer annuin SAID noto being duo and
unpaid, save interest 10 July ist lgl. and
so. % Paid luh luth. iva. aud soon 10 pali
April stn, iFii, said note unu MORTGAGE hatInH
been duly AssEncd 20 p|Aintn, which snow
thr hnIler ihoftnfi part % san premises
having been released from operation Of snii
morigagc being the premises secondly herein.
~ veg aos.Ilugut 70 nave amount Of said
owing " Mira Geo ". atern, secured ON add
premises 10 have ~ order OF sale tu usual
iofn 20 t,lso amount duu 90 plaiuun and Tor
gihtr relieii said moriFngcd premises arc
dC.Cubud ns follows. ~ wiz Commencing al
= ". corner OF lut d, block 80, plat -" salt
lake lily survey running thence east -
feet thence south - fec, 10 iegInninr. saii
released premises are described az foilowai
Commencing 40 q point gu tcCt east Of south.
l0o feet thence uurih 90 feet. thence west lll
ieut, thence south lil feet 90 beginning, also
commencing Af point ial tuot east and r1dl
south uf uorihwrHtruru'r OF uHld LOT l,runutur
thence east il iUgi, thonro f0uIn 10 foel
tlrncc west iu feet. UCure north 49, fret II
beginning, situate in salt inlr CIV and
County, tthh Ana YOU gro hereby nutllri
that o. you taii 90 appear and answer thu faii
AMENDED complaint o. above required, tlo
fhid y hinlih VIII apply 90 the court Tor rcHoi
domaudrd therein,
Witness the lion. Samuel 4. Merritt. judge.
and the seal nt the District tnuuof
ihu Third Judicial District tu and fur
lsEALl 90 ouiay Of Ulh ihs IN jay Of
June, 90 mo year nj our Lord ors
thousand eight hundred and ninety.
-. DAVID e, DUNBAR. Clark.
ny Gro' d. Loonis, Deputy Clcss.
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PROFESSOR MlBR,
Great and Wonderful masn'

PROFESSOR MlBR,
Tho Great and Wonderful Magnetic
Healer,
Curca nli Chronic Dnoat. Iic if 'le possess.
on N over 900 AndaViia 90 r1rn ifom pctglne
who have been ufonounU0i 'i1c1rA1.e. huf-
lnR DIE ehort STAY boz the tilr De ua. clftl over
% people Read the following icaimoniMsi
i0i q. wSsi Tcmpio 80 Eo"m No, IL
Sat I.Hhs tiiSt
SALT LAKU Cirh nov lsi' 1871
To whom It may concern
have been anlictcd with kidney trouble for
several months. AMI rIusuiioi Professor
Mcr, and sitter RECEIVING bite treatment ipr Que
Gay tct much relieved, and iccI .WunFgr
now man have for long time 400 pm laeh
potecuY cured Ana rtruHmcui DC. dicr
sNIu tIEAr.
lc.idcnce corner of Tenth and % streets,
SAT- Lake City. Utah.
lsEALi JOuN a. LNANs,
notary Public.
Commission ends February .tl, is'i
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suMMnNs.


Tho National Bank n iho Republic. plainiIf.
w.
william Hufko,Mafy 4, nurlo. his vito. Edward
topper Ms. ueurFe W. Htcaru Catherine
turntCk. Mary urhru. Union National
Hank ~ sat Lake CITY, a corporation. 90.
ward ~ Vic q, Trustee fof 70 10 scots.
II, o. scott aud n. a. iiufnrl. . W. TAYLOR
and George Cr1rkcr. doing luI.utaa uudrr
the Urn name ot ffumuut0fy stock Com
uauy, Defendants.
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Dated saltLalg city, OCTOBER sist, 1891,
Attorney Cor Plaintiff.
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NOTICE or SAIL uNUGH DELD on
TRUST

Sal, Lake cry. Utah, Noyo,.so. o., ' i.5i.
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10 Henry poiucou, william Charles. Frank
Mnfchoute and Nc0fgc Murehcusc, aud 20
nii others whom it may concern
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LEGAL NOTICE.


order "a show Cause why Order of Sale q
LllL L.IaLe ahnnIa n0L Do mhle.
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satisfaction % some quarters Of Europe,
Notwithstanding It's terrible results,
ia iac,, rssretlable though II be
from humanitarian point OF
view. Il Do not long since
member OF leading English
business house publicly expressed the
hops that European war would
break our, "ior" said he, "thsro nre
to, mauy mon. aud % thcTe was a big
war it vou.i make business better and
make II easier for the ret Of us TO
i've" Tho sentiment may be regard
ed ~ colI-Ul11IeI and brutaj hut II
illustrates .e.Ins that psrmeat,s
European powers TO larse extent
and u they fancy they see an oppof'
tunity Tor financial gain 10 war, then
the fight viii gJ on. TIE whole game
IL ono In which desire Tor aggrdniize'
meut l. the ruling motive-snd which
renders imminent m It disastrous
c8ufllsl.
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no, sllL luLlL is nom

Ei'oT Dcsorei N0fr
VIII you kindly inform your readers
II thUr0 ~ any redress for nrgncvcl lax.
layers whom their property n aH-o,seu
a. % valuation more Than twice Nhht N ls
worth. and when ihoy would gladly sou
90 Tor half or even lUs- than bali mo as
sossod value, aud y0t tho board 81 equal.
iEuiun refused Boo reduce tho vhIutinnf
This has ocHutfUd Doe SAT- Lake county
this year, and % appears that There should
boz some protection Tor taxpayers when
tho board of equalization -eoW ul,pp'eA
20 DO arbitrary. ruhroilhb"
Unfortunately there Il but one
aud that au uuavorable answer, to
tho above question. Asses'ors arc
supposed to place fair aud equiianle
value upon the property 70 be- taxed
aud u IL very rare indeed that their
valuation exceeds the actual value
Of tho properiy-the chief COM
plants against them, where complaints
are made ut al, being that they have
assessed somebody elso little lower
or treated Others with more generous
favor than they have the complainant
La order 10 listen 10 and reoiiiY crfots
Of this kind, and 20 msko the tax levy
general anu lus. upon ali parts Of the
city, county or state, 40 the case
may be, boards Of equalization are
provided, who bring 10 their uupless'
ant tsk much patience and usually
good judgment. II they, however,
fail 10 cofroet tho aasessmoni, even
though, 10 ia instances such an our
correspondent alludes 10, the valuation
may be- outragVously excessive
thets IL no redress-thu owner
must pay tue tax. While tecog'
nlziug In "Subscribet" we'll
Informed aud accurate man, aud ONT
not given to extravagancc Of state
mcnt, We cannot but think there art
extremely few cases ia Salt Lake
county where tho owner u property
would gladly sell II "ior hall Or ever
less thnn half OF ils assessed value.'
hut such ctsrs as there are would
seem TO be beyond redress II tho boar
Of equalization refuses 10 give IT, The
tax mus, b, paid, or tho property solo
for what Il win bring. The injustice
Of all this may be admitted aud be ri
plain as day; but the procedure Is on
shat We pte,umc would probably cont
under those errors Of law which CLAIM
existence n not reputation by reasol
Of their universally,
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streets In those sections a town where
there IL considerable amount Of traiilc.
The question Of how 10 carry u on
presents itself therefore, buiore the
city administration, and no doubt the
present City Council will find way
cut u the dilemma, notwithstanding
the handicapped position In which %
finds itself by reason u the policy of
its predecessors. 10 b. suggested that
the expense must be mot cut Of the
general tax. But ibis will be- a mani
feet Injustice 20 some unless the whole
city eau bo spdukled--a contract that
IL TOO large TO undertake 90 prusenii
20 70 plan can be fofmlhtei by
which tho sections that receive
immediate benefits shuIl pay the e1'
pense 10 Will be- much the better way.
The Cou ol. 10 authorized to divide tho
city into disiuc,a Tor sewerage ana
oibof l.ks Hurp3fei 90 provide "a ays'
tenn Of "i0iug auy 0r all work in aud
upon sircula," aud TO determine the
form anu mode Of local assessments TO
pay therefor 10 also has the authority
Co collect local nssesrments TO repair
streets aud "suppiy the city or the In
hahitants thereof with water" These
Dlwon arc sufficient Tor the
purpose. II tie Inhabitants Of
a district want water supplied
by means u sprinkliug during part Of
the year, or dcsiro 10 avail themselves
Of the repairing Of otgstwiiu dusty aud
cut up streets that comes through that
method, % b. their business, ani the
cEpsnss eau b. legally met ~ local
assessment Districts could be created
ior this purpose, special tax levied on
a lair bssis, AMI nobody would want 10
quarrel In tho courts. Thus the whole
matter would boo amlcably aud pcTman.
emily settled, because IL would rrat upon
the just demands Of the districts mot
uy M equitable requirement upon the
taxpayer.
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beyond usual quotations; that alone
should suggest inquiry, for after all, In
the great trade oenter', there is sur
prlsing uniformity in values AMI few
firms have special opportunities over
each other Ia open market. II IL con-
tidently predicted that fair price can
be- counted upon for all surplus that
Utah may have, and should this prove
correct, the prevailing spirit Of econ
omy and thrift will no doub. exhibit
this year clearance Of much old In
dobtedness which has been ielt to be
burihen for at least tue times Of undue
depression.
That the Utah farmer may be vie.
timlred without dealing In Chicago Of
course "gocs without saying" There
be too great a difference between buy.
lug and selling " produce In many
directions, too much Of the cream
reaches tho dealer. too little inures to
the producer, aud instances are fresh IN
the memory where commission
houses In Salt Lake CITY have
not done "the square thing"
with consignment. But II
did not need lflp Of two thousand
miles nearly to get reclamation or al
all events an explanation, good or
otherwise. After awhile Joint sell!ug
will bring expenses to a minimum aAi
as consequences the producer VIII
find increased remuneration. Grain
Will yet go Into elevators In central
localities and receipts will pais current
NJ tho precious metals. Some COM
blnition Of counties will have their
agent who will sio 10 the disycsitlou
Of STOCK, grain, wool, fruit, cic., anu
factory products At home or abroad.
Buying may yet DO modified aud
foreign products may DO distributed 10
sich equity that none will contend or
deem that middlemen and speculation
b have enhanced ia value the ini's.
penssblss Il any cline or condition.
, Meanwhile there may 10 n cur.
tAilmonl Of desire, defined
, limit 10 the use Of iancied
goods, or like the patriots, the people
i here may decline to pay tribute to any
. outer power by producing In simplicity
Z yet Ia abundance all that Ia desirable
Tor "liie, liberty and Tue pursuit. oil
happiness"
Much Of life and mAuy OF IL habits
p. nro artificial; "words Of wisdom" NJ,
y no misnomof, ana Tor Titan citizens to
make "tho beauty VI their galmenl'
tNemplify the workmanship Of theii
. own hands" may bs proven "a ths
! highest manifestation VI social and
industrial economy, and as essentially
: part Of the divine orisr M Is "bapti,n
. Tor the remission OF sin,lp