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WOOD, LUMBER. TIES, ETC.

Posts SC each; Redwood, So p cord; Oak,
rough $6 so; peeled, SO; Pine. $5 rs; Railroad
Ties. 35c apiece for 6xS, 41c for 7xs and 45@5Oc
for 7x9.
TANBARK-Ground Bark, 800 p ton.
LUMBER-The Redwood Manufacturers Asso-
citation quotes: No. Rough, $13@l7; No. 2, $SgIl
z NJ; Pickets rough pointed and fancy, $40, So
and $1S r NJ; half-inch surfaced and clear, No l,
$32@36 2 NJ; No. 2, $22@$2S u NJ; Rustic No l.
$l5@23; No; 2, $20@24: surfaced and To9gh gear
$l2; No. 2, $l2i0l4.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL ENC, May 1.-The spot market
is quiet at 5s 2dt65s Sd. Cargoes are quiet and
steady at 26s for prompt shipment.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations. for No. 9 Red Winter:
April, os l1t2d; May 5s I'd; June, 5s 214d: July !,
5s 2$zd; August 5s sad.
SECURITIES.
LONDON, ENG, May !. = Consols, los Tie;
silver, 5014; French Rentes 1927 &C.
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BUCKwHEAT-Dun at 9Oc@$1 10 p ctl
FLOUR AND MILLsTUFFs.

FLOUR-The export demand continues good and
the market rules steady. Net cash prices are:
Family extras, So 40@3 so 2 Dbl; Bakers extras,
SO 3O@S 40; superaue, 50 25t@2 so p Dbl.
MILLSTUFFS-Rye Flour, 312c p ID; Rye Meal,
&C. Cracked Wheat. 313c: Buckwheat Flour, 412c;
Pearl Barley, 414(g4$4c = 10; Rice Meal, S12@15
z ton.
Corn, S25@25 so; Cracked Corn, $26926 so q ton;
HOrnnV 4laM4X q n
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD s. ). COMPANY.
NEW YORK.. soUTHAMPTON, BREMEN

NEW YORK, SOUTHAMPTON, BREMEN
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS.
WINTER RATES UNTIL APRIL 80.
First Cabin 500 and upward Second Cabin, $50
and $50: round trip $1C0 and $40.
Saafe, May IA, 8 A. NJ. Havel, June ., A. NJ.
Lain, May 21, P. NJ. Saale, June IL, A. NJ.
Fulda, May %, IL A NJ. Lain, June Is, P. NJ.
Trave, May %, 9 A. NJ. Fulda June ~, II A. NJ.
Kaiser w. III, Je. a. Pm. Spree, June 20, 10 A. NJ.
NOTICE.
These land passengers at Southampton on the
quay alongside special railway trains for London.
ROBERT CAPELLE, General Agent for Pacific
Coast lis Montgomery street, under Occidental
Hotel, San Francisco.
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SAN FRANCISCO MEAT MARKET,

The Chicago market is steadier again. This mar
ket shows no change, the demand and supply
about balance Hogs are weak. Wholesale rates
for dressed stock from slaughterers follows:
BEEF-First quality, 512@6c; second quality,
41205c third do, 3G4c u 10.
VEAL-Large, Babe; small, 406c p tb.
AUTHORIZATIONS tG412c: Ewes, 4c p b.
HANDSPRING, 5S06c and occasionally &c ID.
PORK-Live Hogs. 36314c for soft, 4@41ac
2 ID for hard and 3s4@4c u ID for feeders; dressed
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET COMPANY.

orTEAMERs LEAVE ASPINwALI, RAn
- fortnightly for the West Indies ana SssssAzzS
Southam1ton. calling route at Cerbourgh'
Erance and Plymouth to land passengers.
Through bills of ladng, in connection WIN the
Pacific Mail s s Co., issued for freight ana treas
ure to direct ports in England and GERMANY.
Through tickets from San Francisco to plymouth,
Cherbourg Southampton First class, $l9o; third
Class se7 So For further particulars apply 70
~~' PARROTT & CO., Agents,
206 California st
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STEAMERS TO ARRIVE.
STEAMEl
HYDROGRAPHIO BULLETIN.

BRANCH HYDRoeRAPHIc OFFICE, q. s. Nj
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE
SAN FRANCISCO. May ], 1898.
The time ball on Telegraph Hill was dropped
exactly at noon to-day. e.. at noon of the 12Oth
meridian, or at exactly p. NJ, Greenwich time.
A. F. FECHTELER,
Lieutenant Z. S. N, in charge.
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GUNARD LINE.

New York to Liverpool, via Queenstown,
from Pier 40, North River.
FAST EMPRESS MAIL. SERVICE.
Umbra, May II, 8 NJ Umbria June 8, 3 PM
Lucania, May 1S, Noon Lucana, June 49, 10 A NJ
Etrurla, May 25 P NJ Etruria, June ~, NJ
CaInpanla. June i. II a Campana. Jre "a, 10 VI
Cabin passage @bU and upward: second cabin
$50, $4O, $45, according to steamer and accommo-
dations
Steerage tickets to and from all parts of Europe
at very low rates. For freight and passage apply
at companys Office, 4 Bowling Green, New York.
VERNON II. BROWN 81 CO., General Agents.
Good accommodation can always be secured on
application to WILLIAMS, DIMOND & Co,
Agents, San Francisco.
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7HtCoMMER(IAL

prices for the two months. Elevator people were
willing to buy May and sell July at CSC spread at
times during the forenoon.
The feeling in the pit changed radically several
times: sometimes there was great scarcity of
sellers and at other times dearth OF buyers. July
went over the ground between 64c and 6S14c twice
before 10 o'clock, and the second occasion of its
advancing IL sold at 641sc, May bringing 633sc at
the same time There was no inquiry at the sea-
board for export and none here far as could be
ascertained up to the Close but May advanced to
and closed at 64c and July to 65c and closed at
64Tsc. Closing cables reported a recovery abroad
from Yesterdays break. Paris, Berlin and Liver
pool all came higher.
Corn started easy, but soon became strong. Sales
were made for shipments of $4,000 bushels of No.
2 yellow at 4S3sc and OF 10000 No. yellow at
| 475Sc The May price 1890 for an instant
at the start and was 49c bid at the close. July
| opened at 47Tsc and at its highest point at
4934 at the close. Receipts we're 232 cars or 40
| less than expected, and for tomorrow the esti-
mates are 245 cars, The fact of 10 corn being de
| liVered on May contracts was one OF the Dull
points helping the advance.
At the opening the market for oats showed
slightly easier feeling following the action OF wheat
and corn The tendency of the market was strong
! and the close showed an advance of 1sc on May
and from $40 7sc on the more deferred deliveries.
Shorts were buying, also the elevator people, ship
pers and the crowd in general. Country people,
who lately have sold stuff here, also sending
| although principally scattered. May sold from
| 2STsG29c and closed with sellers at that price.
July ranged from 27$4 @l2Sc to 2S7s629c, closing
/ with the latter price. Provisions were the least
| interesting of the speculative markets. The ten
dency was downward, but the strength of the corn
market came to help prices and the changes were
slightly the better. Pork opened 15c OFF, but re-
covered all but 212c. Lard and ribs both closed
with scarcely any change. The hog receipts were
| 81 600 and $4,000 are estimated for tomorrow
n,.lao rlivNrrg rrfrf mood 81
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PORTLAND's BUSINESS

PORTLAND, Or, May 1.-Exchanges, $780,
1888: balances 1874, 1877
Wheat alIa walla, 4995Oc q bushel; Valley,
50@5lc p bushel.
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NEW YORK STOCKS.
Bonds, Exchange, Money and Railroad
Shares.

Money on call easy at 11a%; last loan 11a%;
closed l1a%. Prime mercantile paper, 312@5%.
Sterling exchange weak with actual business
in bankers bills at 81 S91sG4 1914 for demand and
S4 $4,000 1914 for sixty days. Posted rates,
81 SSI2(e4 S91a and 81 90@4 9012. Commercial
bills, $4 S712. Silver certificates 6o14@665sc.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-02
EXCHANGE AND BULLION.
CUSTOMS COLLECTIONS.

Local Custom house collections thus far this year
amount to $l,S33 O61, against 81, S43, 400 during
the same period in 1894.
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Cash quotations were as follows: FIour hrn;
No. Spring Wheat 6S@6812c; No. 3 Spring
Wheat, nominal No. 2 Red Sac: No. 2 Corn.
acc; No Oats, 29c: No. White. 321g9S2$4c;
Barley, 81 iSG52c; No g. 5o1a@52c; No. 4, soc:
No. / Flax Seed 81 441a; Prime Timothy Seed.
So 40 Mess Pork, 2 bbl., $l2@l2 10; Lard, y 100
lbs. So zoos 721s: Short Ribs, Sides (loose),
So lO66 Is: Dry Sailed Shoulders t(boXed),
$53s@512; Short Clear Sides (boxedl, $614@6$s
Whisky distillers finished goods 2 gal, 81 20;
Sugar cut loaf. unchanged: graduated, unchanged;
standard A, unchanged
on the Produce Exchange to-day the Butter mar
ket was steady. Creameries, 10@17c; Diaries,
Sd16c Eggs, firm, 12@l214c.
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STOCKS OF GRAIN.

Produce Exchange Grain Inspector Abel reports
stocks of Grain in Call Board warehouses May L,
as follows in ions:
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Livestock.

Although not more than 10000 cattle were re-
ceived to-day trade was very slow at weaker
prices: dressed beef firm, shippers and exporters
taking hold sparingly. Common TO extra choice
native beeves sold at S416 10, the bulk of the
transactions being at So 1905 so; There was a
moderate COW trade at 81 60@4 So, sales being
chiefly at 50 25@3 So and bulls sold at So 25@
4 so The stocker and feeder trade lacked ANNA
ton and most of the sales were at 81 6OG4 20.
Butcher and feeders were in request at higher
prices. About 1000 Texas cattle were received
and sales were fair at unchanged prices.
About 50. 900 hogs were offered to-day. including
those left over from yesterday. a further decline
OF sc per 100 lbs occurred. and at this reduced
price trade fairly active on local and shipping
account the bulk OF the sales being at 81 1904 10.
Heavy hogs sold at extreme range OF 81 300
4 So, light weights at 81 4594 so and pigs at
81 25@4 So
The sheep receipts were in the neighborhood OF
5000 head to-day, and the offerings were pretty
wen taken at stronger prices for desirable offerings.
There was fair proportion OF good TO choice sheep
ana lambs, and for such there was good demand
from exporters and others at an advance of 5GlOc
per 100 TBS. Sales on basis of 81 1904 70
for inferior to choice sheep and $35 go for lambs
Good shorn sheep sold at SO 1904 Is.
Receipts-Cattle, 10000; calves, 700: hogs, 3d.
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Foreign Ports.

HONGKONG-Sailed Apr 30-Br stmr China, for
San Francisco via Honolulu.
NANAIMO-Arrived Apr 30-Ship Wachusett,
hence Apr 10.
ANTWERP-Arrived Apr 27-Br ship Lauris-
ION from Tacoma to load for San Francisco.
UEENSTOW N-Arrlved Apr 30-Br ship Sen
ator, from Portland.
Movements OF transatlantic Steamers.
NEW YORk-Arrived Apr 30-Stmr Teutonic,
from Liverpool, stmr Nordland, from Antwerp
stmr England, from London
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$500. Ross Valley and San Rafael 80.
s.00A.M. Point Reyes, GazaderO and Way Sins.
e.0OA.A. Point Reyes and Way Stations. .....
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PIONEER MONUMENT.
The North Ward Of Ephraim, San
pete County,
SETS A WORTHY EXAMPLE.
Widespread Interest In The Work In
PcIpstuatiug In bronze the Memory
Of the Pioneers.

CARD IRON TIM FfHsr rHEsiDrNCi
Salt Lake City, jar. 20, 1886.
NotIce Is hereby given that conlrI.
buttons to the monument 10 be- orectUi
In Salt Lake CITY In memory Of
Brigham Young aud the pioneers viii
hereafter, aud until further notice, be
acknowledged through tho columns Of
the DEsEHEr NEWS IL Is expected
that agencies for the collection offunds
Tor this worthy purpose will DO oatao
lishot IN each ward ia all the Stakes.
and that said funds, with the let &
namcs Of the contributors, will be for.
aafltd 10 frequently as convenient 60
Hcbcf NJ. Wells, secretary u the Brig
ham YOUNG Memorial Association, SAT-
Lake CITY, who will sec that tamc arc
properly acknowledged Ia the manner
slated. We earnestly hopu that the
people Will respond generously nod
promptly TO this call ~ that n possible
the monument may be- completed,
dedicated and unveiled 20 tho public
by the Oh DAY " next October
WuroHD WOODBURY.
GLJhGL @. CANSUN,
JOaEYu b.. SMITH,
Flut Presidency " the Chufch Of
JeEus Christ u Lattef.day Saints.
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TRueIrE,s sALE MnIInr-

TUurREAB, SAMUEL r.. CARLSON. AZ
" unmarucd man, % zoe County of hsli
LaAe, ern,.o5y q utah. dil. by lt certain
und recorded che 18th dav OF september. A. %.
1891, iu HOOK % A.. PAGE 40. iIi b oftuo rec.
9idH in thc uilce o. tnn Recorder of deeds VI
%. DaIg ~ trustee mo Following described
rcal estate. titdato % salt Lake county. tnr
ui1ry of lt4h, io.witi fau ~ 10. rive CD,
hiocs lwcuy sN l.tl, flas %" saii iAko
ueFlnniEF 90 me s1uth.wcst corner Of SAID
lgt, ana running tuuncg north three ~ rods.
tncnco east sI1 % rodt, thence south three %
10 q. thence west aiN 90 rosl 90 beginning,
which aaiu conveyance was made in trust 90
secure 20 the order of tho Lombard iuyoat.
mght COMPANY Zoe payment Of thc sail an-
principal tum OF fourteen hundred d0llar1
liltH ul, Que sad paf able ON tue III lay OF
september. A. y. lsal. With intc,sst thereon
rom the date thereof o.; he ratio or slk ptr
cent. r1f anuIm. payable Hrma Annually. on
tht Nrat dayH uf r0ptHmlcr sud March uf UaUu
Year az uti1anCct bY interest coupon notes
s,ttaonei q tmi ruucirm note and % even
Whereas. said deoi Of trust provides shat IN
case OF default Boo She paymon. of faiI note ~
any part thereof ur in case default uu maze iu
ths payment Of interest thereon, according 90
thn Tenor aud eject thereof, and HuCH default
continue Tor ~ dave. thgu 90 Che option " tlo
legal hl'uCr VI saul note. SAID Indebtedness
may 90 uucg ucoouc due nud payable and tng
trustee shall upon tHC application OF t1u lcHal
holder OF stit note. cell and dispose % the
above described properly co.. Che manner boz
aa'd deed ct trust urscuhul. reference Co
Whirh BE- hereby made Tor greater certainly
tHf Vie purpose " paying said note and lu.
tcfeti thereon, together with thc costa and
cNpoutvH Of executing itlH trust AMI
whereas. default naH been mace in thu
pay mcut OF tlC inItailmUut of interest While b
ifll due Un said note ON ntrtemngr IT, 1913,
aud ali inftHllmcnfH thereafter, and tuuh de.
iauiia have CIutusru Tor more than thirty
days, auu FuII continue aud hy reason thereof
Cue prcfcut ICgl' holder OF fliN note has
tNUrtIfrd hls option ans declared Hali uuto
Que ana pay able. urthaH rCIuuHtCi thc uuuuf'
signed trustee tl mako HlIU uf said premises
Tor tuu UufpusuH herein Get forth.
hnw. therefore. u1tIsc b. hUfnHy given thAt 7
tl0 uuIvfsiFHrd, William d. baIr, uultgo aa
afurgHHIl. % 600 request uI Goo Ur cont Irshl
unIIUr ~ SID Uu.n and under 4Uu III virtue OF
thu power Iau auiaIuty In BOO vested. WlII uu
FRIDAY. mo 200 day uf February. a. %. l.Ii, ht
thr hour OF IH u'cOrka o.. m. of tail day aCIi
Geld above described req. estate aud ~. Sue
uEht, uNo aud equity ~ redemption uf The
said samuel n Carlson. uiH UrIrf and assigns
therein. for thu tighott ana best pugc s1mg
Will tuutir cash. q one ssltn front l1nr ~
thr t1uUtY DuuE. House IlIV gud County
liuuuiuFi, iu the DiiY Hnd 'uuny ni 71i Lfan,
IcIutUy Of uuh. Tor GOO plruuau ~ paying
aaiu note, 40 Interest 900 thereon ana A.l tht
costs ana expenses of executing tNu trust
pntot 90 7IIt lnEC Guy, ttlh, thilstn day u
''''' - WILLIAM H. DALE,
1tgatce.
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sot tho forryhoat on tho Mon0minoo
Tho racuulut oscillations Of these
swashcs arc usually Of decreasing rizo
and force. but thIs one on the Mouominoo
wasn't that kind. Tho Obj OF this tide
was Just as slddon us its n1w. but In %
fow minutes 10 was followed by another
wave much larger than tho iut enc
and tho oub of tho second swash was
followed BY wayo s;ill larger than tho
second.
THAT seemed 90 satisfy tho mood Of
tho Lake 90 Mou0minC1 that day, and.
with tho rlcedIng Of tho third wave.
calmucg even unwontcd prevailed on
it bosom Tho t.ms between tho com.
ingof tho frat wayU and tl0 rccodIug Of
tho third was lla than 80 minutes
"Tho curious thing about these laLo
tidal waves 10 that they nro entirely 10.
cal In thrir iufuonc1 A swush, oven
Of tho greatest furco and hoight, may
not Affect more than % milo OF lake
front. tho water at either end OF thom
h1ing uuditiurlcd boyoud that distance
Thoy always come iu from the open wa.
tor New York sun
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-07

According 20 an Intelligent md OBJ
servant member Of tho trade, tho aver.
ago purchaser Of footwear counts tho
lifo Of q shoe by tho number Of times IL
requires ros0ling and hoolmg. II % shoe
Is rcsulod and h0olod twice, tho woarCr
thinks 10 BE- % bettor Shoe than tho ono
which, though giving longer wear, will
hardly boar rcsoling and hocling moro
than once Tho same retailer claims
that som1 manufacturer take advantage
OF this knowledge aud put inferior loath.
or iu the sol0s and hools and thus attain
tho apparently impossible feat Of in.
crcadng Interpolation OF their goods by
using inferior material IL Is certain,
however, that reputable manufacturers
do mot adopt this questionable policy
Shoe and Leather Reporter
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MARsHAI,s sac

DUnsuANr TO AZ ORDER or sALE
90 mo directed hv tno Third District
at public sale, ut the west 'front.' door uf the
county court house, 90 Cue city Of SAT- LaEu.
county OF salt Lake ma Territory OF Utah, ON
tnH l4ih Gay nf March, lfli, 90 Do O'Clock a 90
uu ono right. tuo. claim and interest u
Thomas Kane. Mary Kane and james Don
nrllf, of iU. and 90 thr following described
Lake County. and dcHerIbgi a. follows, toswttf
lot 40 thirty, 900 Iu block No. one. lll in
UollrVup Park Addition. to -aIt Iaao CITY,
llah, being aHn9llNtlnu ut lou ten uW 1hd
eleven an, ln block NO. sixteen tIbl, On I've
acre plat -, b" uig reId survey, nH per the re-
corded plHts thtrrof SITUATE lu salt Lake
County lmh Territory, 60 De sold la thU prop.
uonnol'y. a. tho suit uf John 81 Muowhlt,
IUrmH % sale. cash
NAT 81. BRIGHAM, US MarHhN.
Wv d. T. AWUUEt urlufy MHrHnaL
Dated February la l7B.s
uaulh, Ice s Gray, attorneys.
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OF SAL { OF REAL esrArE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT ~
~ purulucc Ui an order ~ tlo Probate
Court of tuo city and County Of salt Lake,
Territory Ut Utah. made on tlo slri dhy ut
February, IsIi. iu che matter OF Tho rflaic ~
hCniamu r. Allen, doceasrd, che unfcftYued,
Administrator ~ ihu Hnid estate VIII ruli nc
private colo 90 Che higheft bidder. Tor cash. aui
subject 90 confirmation uY slid Probate Court
un ur after thg iltu day OF Marrh. irll, no "
O'Clock So. o. 80 DO West second south
street, iu DIty and County " 7alt Lake, Utah.
80 HAid placo uud time hiia 200 writing VIII
Don received hy said administrator for HlId
prone go fnf 40 thn uah, uuri Interest
and gtthio ~ thr said ucniamiu D. Allen no thr
unu OF DIE dgath, and 40 thn right, ulu aud
interest that lhu HalI ratlio lIH. uI operation
uf low ur uihUrFiars acquired other than or iu
addition O. that uf tHC aU.i % uianIu O. Allen,
ut thr umo OF his drHlH. In ana 60 800 that Ger,
tain Joe, piece Or parcel 1f land stuatC, lying
aud nrlHHIu tHg Gaia city and county M ralt
Lake, ttah, and bounded and described ha foi'
lows t1wlt.
luu number ono. two. nineteen and
twenty. 10. q. 10 and tI.I in block uumner two
|iI u fruU Vale addition o. -Hlt Lake CIV,
Utah. Terms aui conditions Of sli0 cash
down, lawful money % fIf luitUd hf4IHHs
JOSEPH 60 7uttilIll
Administrator OF tho estate Of benjamin h.
Alien. d1ctatcd.
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our Negro s,urla, Are Declared TO Ne An
Wrong.

our Negro Stories Are Declared 20 No An
Wrong.
Tho food o. negro talk that has dis.
colorcd our recent literature is not dia.
lcct. 10 consisls chiefly u thovulgllism.
tho mispronunciatiu and misuse oi
words that como ot lack oi education
and polite association Hardly any of 10
is oven prUyineiallsm, and Htill loss il
tho survival ot old forms and uaagos
Nor 10 10 duo ga uuy sppfcainblo dcsrCo
20 locality Ia fnot DC arises from con.
ditiou almost wholly md is maraly tho
lingo OF our lowest classes, with small
distinction on account of rle0 and color
10 IS Kitchen talk, ng distinguished
from Tint ri th0rarlor, and, although 10
may occnsiolaily offer us a word ur
phrase having some pathological or hia.
tugical interest DO doH not approach tho
dignity OF a dialect Tho bad grammar
OF illiternto Ignorance. without rulU or
art, it owen lacks tho consistency Ia or.
ror with which some Of our writer's seek
90 invest IL. Tor it recognizes no prlcu.
dent and follows no analogy.
And yot tho real lingo ~ not half 20
bad as q IS represented in print, whcro
II IL sought 90 sgt it before us phonct-
ically II IS obvious that tho ordinary
speech Of any Of our whito communities
would look very much like o iargon II
subjected 20 tho Same phonetic process
In our common conversation very f1w
Of ms arc purisu. and % precision Is g0n.
orally regarded Us affected and protcn.
tiouA William O. Elan in Lippin.
cOttiA
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ORDINANCE

DILLNO. ls3, TOR A. ORDINANCE LEVY.
ID Ing tho Tax aud Tor Che assessment Of
tuu roti estate aud Improvements thereon
within Lamp hiHUlC NO. +, HaIt Lake cts.
rECTiuy l. 10 it ordained uy ihu Cty Conn.
c.t ul RAFT Lake ely, Territory ut uiah, tult
Hnld Council doth hereby auluuga, determine,
VIII DO bouuhloi uy tnu lighting OF the streets
therein an doth hereby lgNy The tnn and Tor
the assessment u the real estate and Improve.
mouts thereon within SAID lamp district, Hnd
doth hereby determine tlr amount OF TAX so
levied ana On ue uastssol Tor such Improve.
uUnt 10 u0 inc sum OF ial,l0l. lI.
aus taA RS levied upon said real estate and
improvements thereon 90 dgfruy TIE expenses
uf lighting tnr streets lu sad lamp district, tor
tnr por.ua % one year from nnd after March
18TH, 100, and said real yHtltn and imUfoyo-
montt thereon arc 60 bu usaeHspl "a proportion
Co. tHc ucnghts rcsulunF thereto
Tho commissioners 90 make such assessment
who shall hereafter De appointed in accord
Hucc with the provisions u section ul, of mo
charter OF san Lake city, arc hereby author.
lcd ana directed 90 WHrsH SAID real estate and
iuproyomunu thereon IN accordance With INC
prlushns On thls ordinance and OF section 90
section q said tax 40 LEVIED and asscasod
no uyoOmf ana be- delinquent within thirty
days after the correct tax ist shall nave been
delivered 20 the Guy Treasurer. who q hereby
authorized amt directed 60 collect said tax.
section q lms ordinance 90 take eject and
Do loo force from Hnd uftor No approval,
Passed 1y ihg ny Council % SAT- Lake City
Territory VI Utah. February Iulu, lsll, and
referred 10 tho Mayor Tor Dos approval
%, "A. hACkMAN,
city recorder
Appso,o1 this 9Th dey u February. A. d.
1875, II y, NAsAiN,
Mayor.
1rUDuON or UrAu,
tity ana County VI -alt Lake,
l. q. n, hncsWuu, Recorder uu aud Tor said
city, do hereby certify tlM tho above and
foregoing Dr. % iu'I, true and correct sOpy OF an
ordnance cuuuud IAN ordinance lrYyiug tho
YAK and for Che assessment uf tuc roHl estate and
Nu. !, SAT- l.1ke tuY' passed by thU CITY
Council Of SAT- Lttu city. lurritpry OF ltAn,
February l'tl 1905, and approved by tho Mayor
uUrU
witness my hsnd and me corporate seal Of
fht LAKE city, ICrltory OF Utah,
lsIALl lhlb Che ..th 10y of February Nd,
lsyl, q, ~, UANhMAN,
CITY Recorder,