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Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-05-17

of furious driving. The interview was
only five minutes long but it cost Mr..
Coppen q dollar q minute. besides court
expenses, amounting to 81 25 more. He
paid the amount promptly, however, and
went his way stepped ia meditation.
Frank Stevens, foreman of the Nm,
had his shoulder dislocated last Monday
by being thrown from a bronx. The
next day his saddle turned aud he was
thrown off and had his arm broken near
the shoulder. Some Of the cowboys set
the broken member. Frank refused to
quit work and has been with his wagon
ever since. lie is reported to be getting
along nicely.-Glasgow Gazette.
G. A. Poney and family left yesterday
morning for Belt, where they will reside
in the future. Mr.. Poney has recently
purchased Il lot and built himself a
handsome house at Belt. lie leaves a
wide circle of friends in this city, having
been a resident of Great Falls for con-
siderable time and for several years in
the employ of the Great Falls Meat COM
pany.
James McNab, a brakeman employed
on the Great Falls d Canada railroad
met with A ssrioue accident yesterday.
In some way not exactly known he fell
from the train while en route to this
city. lie was missed a few minutes
later and the train backed to whore he
lay with a broken leg neal the track. He
WAS brought iEto this city and made as
comfortable as the circumstances would
permit at the Columbus hospital.
@. IL. Rnpath, the engineer ia charge
OF the construction work at the II. IL NJ.
smeitcr for some years past, who il Il
member of the high school Investlga-
ting committee made a thorough exami-
nation of the high school building Sat
urday last and took away with him mum
eroue samples of the Genet used on the
foundation in order to make compare
tive tests and analysis. The report OF
the committee will probably be made at
the meeting of the board next Saturday
Rudolph Albrecht, a brother of Will.
lam Albrecht, the furniture man, me,
with a bad accident Sunday night, from
! the results Of which he is now confined
to the Columbus hospital. lie went into
the barn at Mr.. Albrecht's place in the
night and passing close to the heels of {
horse the animal became frightened anC
kicked. knocking him down and intlict
ing severe bruises. No bones were
broken but it is feared that Mr.. Albrecht
sustained internal injuries.
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number Of chisels and other tools with
which to effect an entrance into the
STORE or Maurer Bros. So far the police
nave obtained no clue to the perpetra-
tors.
The suit of the state ex rel, the North
western National bank vs. County Treas
uref Dlckerman, ia which it js sought to
compel defendant to cash a warrant for
Slo,o'}j JC. alleged to have been issued
by school district No. /, and which was
decided IN plaintiffs favor by the dis
trlct court. has been set for hearing June
4th by the supreme court.
A committee of three, consisting Of
Messrs. McBratney, Charles Wegner and
A.. hlshpaugh, representing the 6. A. +.
ana Confederate veterans, went out to
the cemetery yesterday to select grounds
for a plat on which to erect a monument
and bury the remains of union and con-
federate veterans. They selected a very
slightly plat of half an acre at the right
OF the entrance to the cemetery. As
soon as sufficient funds are accumulated
the monument will be ordered.
The board Of county commissioners
met yesterday IN special session and au-
thorIzed the county attorney to enter
into an arrangement with the city attor.
ney to test the question of the respo
sibiiity of the county in the matter OF
keeping the West side wagon bridge in
repair. An agreed statement of facts has
been prepared and approved on behalf Of
the city and county, and it will be sub
mitted to Judge Benton today. A de
cieion may be expected in a few days.
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ONE OF THE PIONEERS At REST
The Funeral of Thomas A. Wall of
kibbey- Many People Pay Their
Last Respects.
Numerous Floral Tributes Contributed
by Friends Services at the Epis-
toIal Church.

Tuesday the remains of Thomas A.
Wall of kibbey, who was killed last
week at Belt in a runaway accident,
were deposited in their last resting place
at Highland Park cemetery. The remains
had been preserved at McBratney's I'm.
dertaking establishment till Tuesday in
order to give his wife who was absent in
California at the time of his death, an
opportunity of taking a last farewell of
the remains. Mrs. Wall arrived here
Sunday morning and since that time has
been d guest Of Mrs. Frank Webster.
The funeral, which was under the aus
plces Of the Odd Fellows, of which the
deceased Was an honored member,
commeced shortly after , p. m, when the
train from the Neihart branch arrived
bringing the ODD Fellows Of Belt lodge
and d large delegation of friends from
Belt, Arlington, kicevillc, Neihsrt and
klbbey who came il II pay the last
mark Of respect to one they had known
SO long, The procession formed at Nc
B~ratney's undertaking rooms, where the
body lay, and marched to the Episcopal
church where Rev. DR.. WATSON OBLIGATED
IN a brief funeral service. The casket
was covered with floral tributes, includ-
ing a cross of pansies and u bouquet of
white roses from Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Webster, d beautiful cross and anchor of
roses and white chrysanthemums from
Il. +. Labar, George Harding and X.
Beggs of Waukesha, Wisconsin, old
friends of the deceased and a boquet of
white roses and carnations from MIR. and
Mrs. f r. Clingan of Belt. The casket
bore d silver plate inscribed "At Rest" and
the emblems OF a cross, lighted taper
and incense censor entwined together.
The pail bearers were Edward Dough-
erty, Sam Noble and James Queen, rep
resenting the Belt lodge of ODD Fellows,
and Gus N~ordquist, S. $. Hawkins and
w. M. Cockrill, representing the Odd
Fellows of this city.
After the services at the church a long
procession, comprising both lodges OF the
|. o. O. +. here and the I. O. O. F. lodge
in Belt took their way to Highland Park
cemetery, followed by at least seventy
five carriages, containing friends and
citizens Of Great Falls and the surround
ing towns, whose presence marked tine
respect in which the deceased was held
in this community. Arriving at the
grave the body was lowered to its last
resting place and the beautiful ritual
prescribed by the Oddfellows for the
burial of their deceased brothers read
over the remains. Mrs. Wall and her
father, Judge Lee of Kibbey, left for
their home Wednesday.
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Sunday. May IL.

II. w. Willard and wife deed to the
Goodrich Lumber company, for a con-
sidcration of 800, lot II in block 6, town
site Of Belt.
j. G. Huntoon left yesterday for Utica
to pay a few days visit to his father, Il
substantial rancher in the Judith basin
country.
DIR. j. Fl. Fairfield has opened his
office in the Phelps block, rooms 5 and 6.
His residence is at Alt Fourth avenue
north. Telephone, "a.
Alexander S. Mathews and wife deed
to Harry e Randall, for a consideration
of 81. the VIZ Of the swL4 section ID, and
the OF of the sell section IA, township
Is north, range 5 east.
The Industrial Trust company have
brought suit in the district court against
Howard Crosby to foreclose a mortgage
for $1,000 on lot II, block 24G, TOWNSHIP
of Great Falls.
Architect White has received a letter
from Capt. Geo. S. Hoyt, U. S. A., at
Helena, stating that II few good car
penters could get employment by cor
responding with him.
beOrpe AlCj'ondiu' d youtH VINO Was
arrested for frequenting beer halls after
10 p. m, in violation Of the boy ordi
nance, was yesterday fined so and costs
by Judge Hawkins. The fine was sus-
pended during good behavior.
S. II. Swilling, Il prominent rancher Of
Evans, was in the city yesterday. He
reports everything green and t!%ourishing
in his section, and hat the number Of
acres put into crop in the vicinity Of
Evans is largely in excess Of the acreage
put in crop last year.
William S. Frary and wife deed to
Phoebe Wright Rogers, for Il consider
alton of 800, tho sw14 of the sell, the
se14 Of the swl4, and lots >, 3 and 4, Sec
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II. w. Willard and wife deed to Lottie
Knapp for a consideration of SID, lot |,
in block 4, tOWnsite OF Belt.
Mr.. X. Urquhart leaves today for a
visit to friends and acquaintance in
Montreal and other Canadian cities.
The townsite company deeds to Chas.
G. Cunningham for a consideration OF
$500 lot 8, block DOB, Third addition to
townsite.
Charles j. Palmateer and wife deed to
Louis Jensen for a consideration of $500,
lot 6. in block AT, Third addition to
townsite.
David G. Browne OF Fort Benton, col
lector of customs for this district, came
in yesterday and is registered at the
Park.
In the case of d. b. Schotield, receiver.
VS.. Frank g tlibotte ct al. an order of
sale was entered yesterday in the dis
trict court.
Mrs. c. p. Putnam, wife of the we'll
known contractor Of that name, returned
yesterday after IA two weeks visit to
friends in Sand Coulec.
James Carrier returned yesterday
from Lump Gulch where he has beer
for a couple of months looking after
some mining interests.
In the case of the Industrial Trust
company vs., James M. Gaunt ct al. de-
fault of defendant was entered against
defendant in the district court.
John Ellenberger has Deer elevated to
the Office of marshal Of the town of Nei-
hart. Judge Bennett was made city
clerk and attorney, and Geo. l.. McCilb-
bon, police justice.
Ed. Dougherty, an old time resident
of Belt was in the city yesterday. Mr..
Dougherty says Belt is now one of the
l~ivellest camps in the state and new
improvements are going on every week.
The Bower Brothers, Of Stanford, Fer
gus county, Montana. are on their way
here with 1000 head OF wethers, and eX-
pect to be in Malta about the first of
June to commence shearing Glasgow
Gazette.
Ex-senator II. G.. Power arrived in
Great Falls Sunday from Helena. Yes,
terday he went out to Sun River to look
after his interests ia that section, return
ing last night. He reports the Sun River
country looking very nicely and the eat
tie taking on fat at IA rapid rate,
Judge Benton yesterday was busy
hearing the evidence in the Giesy d.
vorce case. the defendant did not put
in an appearance or make any defense
to the complaint of Mrs. Giesy which
alleges cruel treatment. The couple are
prominent kibbey ranchers.
Tim Sullivan, who displayed yester-
day a prominent and reprehensible jag,
WAS sorry this morning when he came
before Judge Hawkins that he had made
a fool of himself. lie found IA trend who
went good for a fine OF 49, and the
court lot him 60 to resume his work.
Il. Copper was interviewed yesterday
by the police magistrate on the subject
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UP SHE GOES.

Sudden Rise in the Lead Market at st.
Louis.
ST. LOFTS, May 15.-There is another
sharp rise in lead and active market
The sale was 100 tons aud ~ cars at
S297ls to 50 10. Spelter is active and
higher with sales at 5321R and 1887.
.Advices from London show advances
which prevent expectation to America.
This has had a very stimulating effect.
The advance since yesterday morning
has been II cents. Sales have been
between 90 and Ice carloads or nearly
100000 pounds.
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in each case is valued at $4,000 and A.
D.. Mcmillan, county treasurer, also
makes official declaration in the district
court department that his reputation
has been damaged in a similar amount.
Benton Press.
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STEEL RANGES. HARDWARE of all
kinds, TABLE and POCKET CUT
LERY, to so low point that we must
suit you II you SEQ the goods.
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rnusrsrs SALE.

NOTICE As HEREBY GIVEN THAT ~
~ accordance with asd under the power aud
authority granted ~ that certain trust DEED
made the 18th day Of November, 1872. 10 me
undersigned trusteo By Peter r iibhl and
Minifret ! tihbs. his wife Of salt Lake Cuy'
Utah Territory, recorded Novcmbc- % h. ~
IN honA "i ~ Of mortgages, uagc lllhl OF lhe
records Of salt taEo County. Utah, &c under
signed .gustec viii offer for sale and sell % lhe
highoat biddcr Tor cash, uttho front door ~ VIC
salt Lake CodnU Court House to.Nils AZ tne
south front entrance TO the city ana county
building ot SAT- Lake CITY. Utah, on Ihutsuay,
January Hth, 1898, Al ~ O'Clock noon oi aslu
date, hl of the real estate hereinafter DC.
scribed, or 20 ouch thereof a. d necessary
20 pay aud difchargo tho Indebtedness ~
erred BY sad trust deed, with interest,"
thereon anu reasonable attorneys ieeh, coul
pcnaAuon TO trustee, costs Of this notce auu
expenses OF sale sslo TO be made % thc te,
quest OF jacob A Dupoc, legal holder OF shlu
Indebtedness, because OF default 10 payment
Of said IN ebtedness OF maturity
said real o-taie Il sItupte IN tho cry thu
| county OF Hali Lase, Utah drrtorY, and par
ucularly Described ns follows o..
Parto lot eight (tl, block Sky I'VE tolpl :.
' "a b" salt AXE Gity survey, commencing ~ :
point twenty 90 feet suuth Of Tue northeas'
| corner OF said lot running thence south thlfV.
nvo fEil foet thence west ten tlnl rods thence
| nor'h tlr y i've tiii feet thence east ten tvl
| rods 10 uiar4 Of BEGINNING
| since trust decd was Itvcn subject 70 aptlol
| incumhfancn unOu said prnnsrty OF tls.l Nn'
| intorsst. Suf aui viii Gr sod subject thereto
FRANK :. eTErhENs, trustee
BESyER \ SMITH. Attorney for trustee
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Trustee SALE

yrvuERyAs. ON TuE isTu DAY or 80.
w Vembnr, I-.a tsaac Hunter Oh execute
and delivered 10 tho undorsigncd PIE certain
deed of trust converting tho following gig.
srftbed trasts OF iant IN salt Lake City, shli
Iato county, Teffiiofy of Utth. io.wti Los
zoe fil. Two fli. three 49,, -four itl, tuvon ~
aud ritht ~, and the south hat OF lots i've ,ll
snd az lGi. 40 in block la3l OF rlAt W, IN
sat La.o City survey. Boz trust - secure We
raymeut Of hs ptomitsory ugtc iot VIC W. ~
i7,iio, ith interest payable 70 T. h "h''AH'
''wbsrsss' said decd Of trust provides among
other thtnsa that in case ot default 10 tue pey'
mcnl ~ sad motto or The interest thtrcgn' ln9
underaigncd might proceed % tgli SAD teAl
sstatc ID public venue 20 the highest uiduct
for cash. 900 OF which aupcara by sha ieeu
recorded Ia HOOK "lL" u mortgages on page
tigrf me records Of said ru.t Lake county, 70
which reference IL hereby madci ana
whereas, Default mas been made w we pa,.
mtut oil said noio, both principal and interest
and the Ieral holder ~ Hald note has re1ucstel
me 10 soil said real estate and Apply We pIo
Goods 10 The payment Of the Hhid indeb'clncl
.firr usyins ttc costs Of sale. including rcnH
0nahie Attorneys fee and compensation ioi
Sow. therefore. !. J. NJ stoutt trustee, d
hereby give public notice that upon TUESDAY
ne gtsi day OF ncUcmbtt. ls9h, a. 10 o'clocl
am. of said day, AZ tie front qour OF W.
county Court House In salt Lake Oty, utah
fbcinT the west door Of SAID building Nhl
bv Niftue % TIC authority IN me vested W ehl
trust deed. cell tho sad real estate here p
above dosCTiuCt q public yendue 70 No no hign
Trustee.
CHARLES Il. JACK, Attorney.
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OBITUARY.


IN thomor,ing Of December 10, NJ her
1 mo IN Kavsviile, Utah, there parse 10
i,that bourne from whence no itaNelel ~
,,,,r. ~ ono of tho honored Pioneers VI
ITtah. sister Harriet Ann ltoberls, ....
sha vas horn in Apperly, blouoei'vr
.biro Eneland, May 10, 1919, where tne
Javs ~ nor carly life were spent. IL was
hero in her native village thst tno III
peiis glad message greeted her oair' -
she embraced It's truths ahu VIZ
tized. Here, too, she wa riin l.i,...,,sd
~ Ansyica with tho second company OF
SAINT that gathered to Zion. Inc means
,hat their industry had accumulated tnVy
,,aoiy ox handed TO assist poorer iaulileH
o. e,,,,rate and they were consequently
.So,siy nYanared to meet the hafdshipa
IL, ,Lav encountered In tho new worlu'
Rnt with characteristic energy ana per
saverenee they very soon adapted theih,
selves TO conditions rs they Wvlu' -
won the love aud esteem OF iheg W.oG,
ntes. Sister Roberts was iallhi1i VIZ
and = fond and loving mo'hel. III ~
,he irving scenes preceding the death ui
i've pyonhet Joseph she cheerod her nus
hand m performing his duties anu tne
sns,c,inai and prlvatlons Of that ifyIhg
,o,iod draw no murmuring WOtu
,rnm bor Inns. Sickness came upon
her but her faith still bore her up, anu
sbe psssed uucomplaininglv through tue
o,naus oxodus to Winter Quarters. inc
family was poor, the husband and iNher
vas oxariing every effort to proNluo w
ueces.ariea Of life for them, when tho
call came for tho Mormon battalion 10
organlze. The invalid wife and moihor
treelv consented to hor husbanl
,cInntaering for service Ia deiondlng
Lie country, she urged him 70 90 20 s sI'a
bravely size faced tho diihculiloi uo .i''l.e
her alone, sustained Always by an ao'u'hs
faith In her Heavenly Father -
Thore was joyful reunion When tne
Merriam war ended and lof husband 70
turned 10 Winner ,Qunriors. Nhi.o no
WAS away she had been mirhcnlousiy
restored 10 health, and soon nilet' ~
1850. she oame TO Utah with her husbAnu
ami family, They settled In NAysv'ilo,
and hero they have made their nome
eyer since. Her husband diod on lhe
g2nd day Of January, ls9L
sister Roberts has been palonl ana
accomplishing through tho many year
that she has boon y hopeless Invalid
She was prepared for the end, ana Wheh
tho angel Of death summouoi her lt
another sphere OF action, though no wa
clad in somber robes aud TO othei'
seemed nppalling, TO her he was wei
coma nosaenrer. Shs died loved hnt
lamonlod by circle Of old acquaintance
who have known her as ltilhiuli siesn
fast and consistent La,ter'day sNnt gu,
leaves seven children, ak daugh or- anu
one son. HENRY IL p''''''
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TRUSTEES SALE.

NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT. ~
n accordance with aud under tue power
hud authority granted By ihat certain uAat
deed made nocemncr l, ~ ls ..e 1hIo n,
tAii trust deed a. An unmarried mani and
recorded IN hook Of mortgages nafes W.
10 lbi inclusive. records % salt lato county
Utah Territory, tue uudcttlgbtd tfufice WI
oHor Tor sale aud sell 20 the highest bidder for
each. NJ the wcst front door Of NO ralt lA.e
county courthouse, 20 Wiz Tue wet Itoht
entrance OF tho city and county building, M
Eait Iako civ Utah. on December %. l-S. AZ
~ o'clock noon OF that day, all TIE real eaiFto
hereinafter described, 70 pJ AMI dlaehafge
the indebtedness occurred BY SAID tiust deed
aud Interest thereon, aud uhy dollar. Attot
nuvn fees and compensation 90 sAld trustee
and mo cost Of this notice ana expense o. SAFE
The sale will be made a. The Request ot
Charles X. pomeroy, tue pAfty OF 'ne tn,rl
part mentioned 10 said trust deed ana .hc
legal holder ot tAid Indebtedness, aud because
| of tho defiant IN nc payment " tnc interest,"
upou said Indebtedness, and said indebtedness
| ~ Tho same became due aud payable ana hc'
| cording TO tuo tenor and eject ~ ihc promia.
sory note mentioned and described 10 sald
trust deed. and according 10 Tue prou1iona u
SAID trust deed. aud because tho said thtrd
Marty has declared the principal sum men
Toned In said promistorl note and uaid trust
deed due and payable IN agsoIaa a WIN W,
| Inc default Of saii Gilbert u Amoa,ln the pay
nent OF tho interest on said iniehtednets. IN
ths name! snd ~ We ume 'pssl,sa ~ saia
| az follows, toswiti
part OF Lot rive tal In BLOCK seven 90,
Amended rlaI"E" the salt Lake tliy sur
yey, beginning NJ APPOINT foriy.two and three,
quarters a. " feet south ut the norlnwoa
| corner Of SAID lot. aud running thence norm
| forty.tWn and thrco'q quarters tsh tteii thent'
north reyouty.four degrees and nftY one min
ptpaf7l deg. 81 min. y least isht1'tWo anu one
half ts9 = feet 10 the northeast corner o. eait
lot, thence southorIy along ihg east llno ot al.
| I'D thirty.tgo and oue.hhf feet ,l2el feet
| tncncv westerly ninety three aud oneshal
ipli,) feet moro or lees 10 The place Of begin
ming, situated In -alt lake CITY, eAH LHk
| county. Utah Territory
ISAAC NJ. WAUDELL, Trustee.
Dated November ll, 1873,
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TRUSTEES, SALE.

NOTICE Is nEnrBY GIVEN THAT
~ NhcreAs,on the liri LAY ot Auguetltsl,
william l. hnsler and !Ane y. butler, ms
wife, Of SAT- Lake county, Utah. made, eNecut
ed ana dolisarod 70 tho undersigned trustees
thCif certain trust deed recorded August 9th
l.l., on pagos i5s'i5l Inc usiVe Of hook "l y
Of the mortgage records OF SAT- lAte coanty
Ntah Territory, u secure pal inent ~ the sald
william L. Builder and Jtns q Butler 70 James
hegnty OF the SUN Of jaw. WIN interest,"
thereon, at the rate Of h. percent per annnm
from August ~, lsa0, until paid, = particular
Description Of the properly said trust deed
nvtyod hong a. follow.
lart VI lot one az, hloos three tal. plat a
southwest corner Of said lot sud running
thcnce east i've ~ rods hence nor h tea ~
iods thence west i've % iois; thonoe south
ten ~ rods 70 place Of batnning.
Also part Of lot three tlI, block sne hundred
and ntty tliol, plat -, =" SAT- Lake OiiY survey
commencing az the northwest corner o. sad
lot and running thence east six 10y rod, thence
south siN ldl rods, thence west an ~ rods )
thence north -N lG rods 70 place OF begin
Niio all Of lot five tij. block twon,y.four
fltl, plat h." sAt Lake City survey, ali stu
atod 10 the city ard county Of salt LAKE ana
| Tcrritori oi Utah. And
whereas SAID indebtedness IA pest due ana
| default haa been made 10 the payment thereof
l and ;leru u row due thtrecn 20 tne
| sa'd james liegusy the sun ot tlolp win m.
/ terett ~ 10 per cent per unuuh from TIE 4lrd
/ day Of May, 1895. nov therefore, AZ the request
| Of the faid james ifegusy. tie legal holder
ana owner of ssid indebtedness. me undot-
| NguCd trustees, In Accordance with the pro
| visions u raii tfuft deed, references TO Wuirh
/ ~ hereby made for more particular onumcrn'
/ ton ~ The powers theron granted, viii, upon
Saturday, the tth day Of January, 1879. ~ !!
| O'Clock noon OF said date, 81 The west tronl
/ door Of the JOINT city and county building Of
salt Late City. Utah Territory, being the but d'
! ihr used hs the court house Of salt Lake
| County, Utah, proceed 10 cell said premises a
| public venue. 10 tho highest bidder Tor chah
| Tor the purpose Of paying said indehtednc,
| with rssta and EXPENSE % ihia trust, ant
reasonable compensation for attorneys AM
| tuttera' ices.
Dated December 18Th. 1896. fret publicAuei
| December lsthi 1874
W 4. LYNN,
T. r. JONES.
| .. n erruuEys, 1rusieea'
| Attorney iur Trustees.
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10, is Sast Temple Stn.L
Salt Lake cI,l. Utah.

Established Ia,t Incorporated ,sss
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NOTICE..

NOTICE Is HEREBY GiVEN 10 TIE
n owners Of ! property htuttlng on
Inc sIuth side Of first South street
fsom ~ intcrsectiou with tiuh kast
street 10 IT. intersection with hiNih
Tast street IN sewer uistriCt No. !, SAT- laAe
lily. that the Uity Coun ii,hy order made lec.
gJrd isli. will iii a. q board u tquAitauon
sudrsviGw TO hear and consider objections, v
any, to tho assossmrnt nud lew OF = special
taN Tor tne construction oteoWe on the sucst
hcruinNeforo named.
said assessment let IL completed and shll
board Of equalization ana review VII 70 lh
session al thn C0uuri chamber IN the new
city HAL At OBJ. m. IuOsdny, Dec. 3lat. lSiA'
Turing the time the said board Of tqunlHh
ton ANA review Is In session the Gstussmont
nat nj D be omen 10 public inspection, aud any
persvu feeling Themselves aTEficNcd may nave
hearing before SAID board ana SAID huatl oi
GUIANA tcn and review shall have the author
~ 70 make corrections Of any tAf ~ 'henl
deemed unjust
Isl. GUsrAYE II. BACkMAN,
city Recorder