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ture entitled "Caritas"; the second prize
($2ooo) to Edmund G. Tarbell, instructor
of painting in the Boston Museum Of
Fine Arts, for his "Girl With White
Azaleas." Mr.. Thayer was born in Bos-
ton. but studied in New York, and under
Gerome in Paris. His early successes
were with animal studies, but in recent
years he has devoted himself to figure
pieces. Mr. Tarbell was born at West
Groton. Mass, in 1852, and has studied
under Bonlanger and Lefebre in Paris.
Like Mr.. Thayer he has been the recipient
of many honors, some OF them from the
Academy of Fine Arts. The jury was
composed of Henry G. Marquand, presi-
dent of the Metropolitan Museum, chair.
man; John G. Johnson, DR.. A. c. Lam b.
Blum and Edward Simmons Of New York,
Frank w. Benson of Boston and Robert
w. Vonnoh of Philadelphia.
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MECHANICAL CURIosITIEs.

The seamless tube is a recent invention
that will prove very useful.
More than 10000 clocks in Paris are op-
Grated by compressed air, of which 7OOC
horsepower is used for various purposes.
Elias Howe discovered where to put the
eye in the sewing machine needle in a
dream. He dreamed he saw warriors
carrying spears pierced near the head.
The first balloon was invented by poor
French paper-maker. He saw starched
pettieoat, the string of which had been
tightly drawn, rise in the air over hot
stove.
There is a hywheel IN Germany made OF
steel wire. Tue wheel is 20 feet in diam
eter and go miles of wire were used in its
construction.
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wooDsMAN OF THE NORTHWEST.

The woodsmAn writes of his own tribe
as follows: "He wears Mackinaw shirt,
and as a rule comes from Michigan,
Sweden or Canada. The first thing he
does is to swamp, chop limbs. knock off
knots and receive the benedictions of the
teamster, who wonders how anything so
awkward found its way so far through life.
After while he learns to chop, pull saw
and flip canthook. When times are hard
and wages low he goes to camp and
sticks to work right along; when times are
good and wages high he can't content him
self in one place. His turkey consists of
a two-bushel bag and some old clothes. If
French, he talks less in February than III
any other month in the year; still he says
all that can be said in twenty eight days,
and his under jaw Is near approach to
perpetual motion. If Scandinavian, he
talks little, thinks slow, minds his work
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WARMING THE PoPE.s PALACE.

The recurring indisposition of the Pope
has again raised the question of heating
the Vatican, problem which, so far, has
never yet been satisfactorily solved.
There are no fewer than 200 rooms in
the Papal Palace, and. many of them
never receive ray of sunlight. Professor
Laponi, the physician of his Holiness, has
tried by all the means IN his power to
maintain a normal temperature in the
private apartments, but without effect,
and they remain much too cold for the
An architect recently submitted plan for
distributing hot air all through the Vati-
can, but when tho cost was mentioned
Esq, ,000-the Pope dismissed the subject
with wave of the hand.
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BULL FIGHTING ON BICYCLES.

A bicycle paper of Munich relates that
bull-fghts on the bicycle have recently
taken place at Malaga, Spain. A picador
who is very clever wheelman. undertook
TO enter the arena mounted on bicycle
instead of on horseback. The steer, how
ever, was not awed appreciably by the
novel apparitiorY, and before the daring
picador had time to retreat he took wheel
and wheelman on his horns, throwing
both high into the air. The picador got
away with a good shaking-up, as the steer
was too busy trampling the wheel into a
shapeless tangle
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A KABYLE HERO.

The easy-going Kabyles push democracy
to extreme limits, living on familiar and
equal terms with their cattle and their
swine-all occupying the common dwell
ing. A tlne, hardy race of great bravery
and many noble traits, they yet resemble
the Arabs IN their want of honesty. A
story is told of chief of theirs, Mokrani,
which makes us think the days of chivaIry
are not yet gone. When worsted in the
Franco-German war in 1871, the French
had TO withdraw their troops from Algeria,
and thus a grand opening was made for
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ARMY CREnIAToRIEs.

A novel exhibit will be seen at the Berlin
Industrial Exposition next summer. A
Polish engineer has invented an ambuIant
crematory for military purposes. The OBJ
iect of this invention is to make use of the
hygienic advantages of cremating for the
disposal of the bodies of dead soldiers on
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with their joints hinged. Now, as the
candle begins 10 melt, drop of grease
will fall from one end tit is advisable, by
the way, to put something beneath to
catch it i'm and that end of the candle will
rise little above the other. Then drop
will fall from the opposite end and gentle
oscillation will begin, which gradually
increases in speed until the little figures at
the end will perform the most surprising
antics at their game OF see-saw.
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battlefields instead Of burying them in
numbers, thereby creating the danger of
epidemics. The military authorities of
Germany have shown great interest in
this invention, and it is very probable that
the apparatus will be introduced into the
German army, each army corps being sup
are mounted on low wheels, and have the
appearance Of the portable army baking
ovens, only that they are higher and
heavier. Eight horses and six men will
furnish the equipment of each crematory.
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A CAT THAT WILL. SCARE RATS.

The wonders of science never cease. The
latest contribution to the United States
Patent Ofice-No. 305 102-is an auto
matte, double-action, scientific mouse
frightener. 1t is nothing more nor less
than the statuette of cat, painted and
whiskered with realistic effect, with big,
phosphorescent eyes that gleam brilliantly
in the dark.
"The cat" so runs the inventors de-
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PRECIPICE, SEA, SKY.

Qnscription on mountain at the farthest accessi-
bic pont.)
"Terror dwells here, unneighbo bor'd and aionem
Thus on the Swart rocks face,
With lifted arm by upward currents blown,
MY signature trace.
Terror dwells here, and from this barriers height
This giant, shadowv form
Peers through the clear and golden evening light,
More sinister in sunshine than in Storm
And shouts to earth and heaven, to sea and shore
No further, and no more!
GEORGE DorGIAsS
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ber shows Immediately by spring point
This spring is actuated by the extension
or contraction of the points of the COM
pass, and it is thus possible to detect the
most minute deviation from the proper
measurements with the least possible loss
Of time.
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into your hands like a child and making
little leaps upon its feet. 1t has a queer
way of turning in its toes when it walks,
and the bottoms Of its fiat feet are quite
bare. 1t has whiskers like cat, only they
are much thicker and more numerous.
Just imagine-this roly-poly pet of a
creature had great, great grandfather
that verify deserves to be called any num-
Der of times great for he was really and
truly larger than rhinoceros.
The bones of this great wombat, now in
the Adelaide Museum in South Australia,
were found at a place called Lake Multi
gan, a dismal spot. The so-called lake is
no lake at all, except after very heavy
rains; is at all other times plain of black
mud over which lies like snow an incrusta-
tation OF salt, a treacherous covering
through which one is apt to break and sink
forever out of sight in the mire beneath.
The country surrounding it is vast stony
desert void of life. Here sandstorms occur
terrible to think OF, and the midday heat
is like that OF furnace, Ill degrees, as our
thermometer registers temperature in the
shade.
More than a hundred different extinct
birds and mammals new to science have
already been represented in the bones
found here, and goodness Knows how
many will be before the place is exhausted.
Perhaps the remote ancestors of the
Diprotodou, which is the name given by
men of science to the ancient giant wom-
bat, were still larger than any yet found,
and remains may be discovered still mo re
ancient, which will rival those of the
Megatherlum or fossil sloth in size.
MEASUREMENTS ON THE MAP.
Although made in the form of watch
charm the little invention described below
may be of considerable value from scien-
tifip gfandOniDf n cJ,rrauorc nAs
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insurrection. Mokrani would not rebel,
as he had pledged his word to the Algerian
Governor that there would be no rising
against the French authority till the war
was over. Even when peace he'd been
made, and he was thus released from his
promise, he gave torty-eight hours notice
to the French of his intention to COM
mence hostilities against them. Verify,
he was hero, and he died a hero's death
in the thick OF battle.
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RHYME OF THE BIKE.

scorching over highways,
Coasting down the hills,
Riding through the byways,
Resting by the rills,
Flying on our journey,
Gliding DER the pike,
All the world is happy,
Riding on ''bike."
Men OF every station,
Maids and matrons, too,
Ride like all creation,
Nothing else to do.
Dozens, ones, and couples,
Careworn man and wife,
Kicking of their troubles,
On The ''Road of Life"
Gentleman behind US,
Riding for his health,
Others with a purpose,
(Showing OFF their wealthy
Maiden lady anxious,
Looking for beau,
Wish she wouldn't watch US
Everywhere we go.
Aged man in knee pants,
Glasses on his nose;
Youngster with tomato plants,
Wonder where he goes.
Man with seven children,
On
Dude in latest fashion,
Nothing on his mind.
Lady there in bloomers,
Everything to match,
Wore them now two summers
Ali except the patch.
Lady in long dresses
Looks divinely up,
Wind blows off her tresses,
Small boy picks them up!
Fat man comes a putting
Like railroad train:
Sent for silk or something,
Must go back again.
Racing man in tights there
Bearings striking fires,
Stops 10 bump his he ID thef-
Punctured all three tires;
Men Of all desires,
Maids OF every mind
Blowing up their tires,
Every shape and kind.
OF all kinds of motions,
There is one we like,
Best of locomotions-
Riding on bikei
Scorching over highways
Coasting down the hills,
Riding through the highways.
Resting by the rills,
Flying on our journey,
Gliding DER the pike,
All the world is happy,
Riding on a bike
DEAMoR r. DRAKE.
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ENCOURAGING AMERICAN ART.

The prizes offered by William L. Elkins,
through the Academy of Fine Arts of
Philadelphia, for the best pictures by
American artists shown at the present ex-
hibition, have been awarded. The first
prize $4,000 has been given to Abbott H.
Thayer OF Scarborough, N. Y, for his pic
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tourists and others using maps. A set of
folding compasses upon which are en-
graved series of scales showing the dis
tance between two points of map will
certainly be great benefit. 1t saves the
looking up Of the scale at the bottom of
the map each time measurement is to be
made and saves thus much labor and time.
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which indicate its presence are a small
lever at the top and thin handle imme-
diately underneath the right handle of the
handle-bar. Its construction is so simple
that it will explain itself from the cut.
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officials have written to Mr.. Leyentritt ex-
pressing their appreciation of tie device.
which, they conceive, will soon be gen.
orally adopted.
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A sEE-sAW EXPERIMENT.

Take two heated pins and stick them in
to the center of candle at right angles to
the wick, which should be left exposed
at both ends. Then rest the pins on the
edges of two wine glasses and trim the
candle to balance. Light the wick, and
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and never kicks. If Irish, he is likely TO
prove synonym for ambiguity and util-
itv. The woodsman is valued according to
the price of lumber-when pine boards are
high he is high, too; Minneapolis Jour
nal
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CALIPERs AND COMPASS COMBINED.

An instrument in which is combined the
calipers and compass has been invented
by French mechanic. These new COM
passes are 50 constructed that when ap-
piled any deviation from the proper cali
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For Weak Men.

Men who find themselves failing in that
manly vigor which IS so precious. who
have bcgun to see the result Of past ex-
cesses; for men who are growing old be-
fore their time, who, though still physi-
Gally strong, are vitality weak; for such
men DR.. Sanden's Electric Belt is like the
dawn of new life. Does not nature teach
us that her storehouses are inexhaustible ?
They are and that vital force which is lost
can be restored by Electricity. DR.. San
denis Electric Belt will restore it. Get the
book.
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BUILT ON OLD PILES.
A Unique House on tho Banks OF Oak
land Estuary.

land Estuary.
Peter, the clam digger, can boast OF
having one of the most unique residences
in this part of the country. But that is
about all that he can boast Of, for his house
is neither beautiful nor comfortable.
Just how or when Peter came into pos
session of his house is q matter that he
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~ NE OF the strangest giant ances-
IA tors, whose representatives to-
" day belong to the smaller races
VI OF animals, has been recently
discovered IN Australia. writes J..
carter Beard in Popular Science. Among
the queer creatures that exist in that
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AN INVISIBLE BRAKE.

Spring, Summer, Winter and Frost, but
no Autumn.
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For Weak Women.

Nineteen out of twenty women have Q
weakness that can be cured by DR.. San
den's Electric Belt. There are too many
weak. 5roken-down mothers and sisters
wrecked in constitution through the weak,
sluggish action of the female organs. For
this weakness the usual tonics have proven
only temporary help. Nothing but new
vitality can restore the weakened functions
to their normal strength. The warming,
toning power from DIR. Sanden's Electric
Belt adds new life to the female parts. 1t
daily increases the healthy vital force. 1t
cures weak women as 1t cures weak men.
by renewing the wasted strength. TIE
hook tells h0ut ii. fraa
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FROM A MOTHER.

Twas
that
tseI
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healthy body in woman begets beautiful FORM It gives
the bright sparkle to the the to the cheek kly
beautiful the effervescing bub
bling spirit within that brings the attractive
Noman form, and all aim to be attractive. None know
better than they how impossible it is exhibit beautiful
sparkling when the body racked with pain the spirit
downcast with disorders and the the cheek
turned into paor by the killing drain upon the vital forces
There life in the body vim. Female
lengthy following of nervous troubles too Women,
regain your vital energy your healthy state get back the
bright eye, the rounded form, the of health
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Nnrics or TRUSTEES SALE.

NEruNEts oS IHE INST DAY or
w OrtUlUr IaI arthur 4. iurl ana Alice
lCr, Doe vito matn. rNccu ca anl uehttful
I1 60. 81. b.. urH ..u ihcir CERTAIN uohl ahg con.
H.. Iii. s tn Goo luiu...t coupon uoies thcie''
rs ....a. iho niIaI ON ho came date
f.u.t.. flr .a.d tUntH o. tfuat UtUd converting
Do UIm boz trHal HHf in uHin. described tcai
ta.atc FifuligI DOB -llt Llar county tith %.
n.I.fara I.II in uIoes tdrot I'd in Perkins
Ir.. canon tu soils no CIV und any and
aII u.I.UU .Nla UU.uI.iua 90 Dr sscl on tlil
rans,s aud ary rart thereof. which taii
t.U county recorder % sHIt Lake county, tan,
uu Goo Iliu Uly of November. 1921 81 ll'u p.
Boz ib book 'aE' Of mort. see, paEes p. anl
where's flid Wnst ecu rfotlieA il.t
fnUu.I dttauIt DO made iu Che raI moot 90 taid
bond or either uf iho IHigl'at roIf oi.. hc.
curdug t0 the tenor and eject hereof iur a
fUouId be- IawfuI for sn.i trustee to- fCIl aud
dispose uf aHid properly hnl all tue ttnH
title. HUurNl ana equity OF fNul WNNp Nl Nh .
siid Arthur a. DrI AMI AlIco ttr. hW vie, ~
CONT house ut talt iaao Gus. 1ut lIhs
county. liHh. tor oHth, iy SWING uass
IrJN1uH uutUo u such sHIc iy pNuulAllnn
QUO. loo each week or io1r surD.fslie wee. 4,
in . urNfUHUrr ai that tImo Published iu salt
Lobe tUUUtV. Utah, uHu
Whereas. there Nas been default made ln
maturity OF Che Go lowing interest coupons uun
Auul &c., 1884 october iFt, $3.50, April lsb
Ia.I. october lat isIl. April &C., IFH, uud
Whereas, by rnha1n Of saii defaults the lefal
Dol go auu uWutr uf BALD bond aud dtcd on
uutt. a. ~. D.. burth. hls declared the Whole
ot alIt ludeIitdurss due uui payable ami nae
rcuunstcd che uufcfHIauyd tfustCc GO cNccuto
thrp1wor DO said trust deed. now. therefore. J,
tho unurrHiEuu trustee, ut thn request ~ we
ltFfI h1 der - SAID note, NY virtue 90 inc
power aud authority iu me vested aud In hc
rofdanCo with tho provisions % t1lI trust lcrl
will. on Tuesday The lsth DAY 90 August. l- p
No % o'olUrE noon ut fait dale 90 tnu south
front door 90 tno County touu llouac % eli
LaaU county, 900 south Hilte street tWt lahu
tity, Utah. sulI tho above dC.Oriucd ptcm'H,
htputiic auction TO no hlHucHt nud hg't ud'
der Cor each, together WITH 90 right, ulc,
hvnUut and equity OF redemption uf ihu sail
Arthur o. ron aud alice icfl, IiHIr hcIra ami
nfn.EuH. Tor thc purpose &C paying tNr amount
cue uu HHli Indebtedness with tuu COSTS ana
expenses ut executing tua trust. and ihu fhid
uuttgu will make, execute, ucAnowle1Eg anl
deliver 90 thH purchaser ur .uHHpr' OF fhil
premises, auoi and sufficient deed or dcuia VI
conveyance therefor
Dated July ld. isli salt lake Dliv. Utah
ihANh hNpN, trustee
trrrurss s. s'iiTu. At0ruola Tor ttulice.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN ny TINE
~ DIY Council uf 7rt Lake CITY. state uf
Utah uf Che Intention uf Hucn tUuucu Iu make
she following described Improvement. 90. wiz
Extending ana laying HuwCr lateral 70 ouF 600
following unuuu street. iu ttu CCutUr or 81"
street rom tuuth louplc street 90 point
midway between iirst hnd sgUHud streets. BOO
sewer haui.t No D of aHii ritv. AM uufr1H
The costs thUrrnfs sHuWuiVl ut 90 fruIH uGf
linear uf ifuut foot nr tlH hundred suI aUys
eight 900 HpHl dollars. Boy u local HsfrtaWuut
upon Give loiH or pieces Of ground w.uin me
following described district, being the district
20 he affected or boutuitci by said Improve.
mUut namely
Inc north Eco feet NJ Lot and all or lot o.
lilork uue north g. feet ~ lot aud ai OF
lot 4. block l 900 uf lot !, ilor. 20, aud H|l
~ ut q Bloch % go uf slit lots aud UirE0s
Of gruuud icing in rat 80" -alt Lake Ciy
survey
Az protects ami objections 10 tho carrying
out Of Hurh intention 10 maize sid improve.
iuuut must be- prCHfutr in writing tu doe tIIy
Recorder un Of before tho tWoutY.lfIh q y VI
AuE.HL 100. beng tho tune oct hy fHii uolH.
eco whom u will htHr hnd consider fuch UHIte.
tons 1a may De- made thereto
~ order OF the tity Council of Salt lake
Ciiy, state Of JtAh, made the sisg day Of July,
leo.
DAVID 3 INiLgY.
Ciiy Recorder
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NOTICE Is UFUEuY GIVEN ny TiiE
~ city Council OF SAT- lake city, STATE ot
utnh, Of tho intention Of such Council 10
make tho following described imdtovcmruL
tosWlti
Constructing cement sidewalk, six feet
wide ana four inrluH thick. on the west side OF
Second knHt Street hCtaeCn -nuth IUmulu
ntrrgt ana first routh street, m Sidewalk DE-
tl'ct 80. Do No Haid city and doirAY the cuti
and expense thereof rHumitod 40 tlfs ol or one
ana IWrutf one uundrrdthH OL 4ll Dollars
rrr front ur linear foot, by n local assessment
upon tho lots or pieces Of ground within mo
following described district, being tho diftr'ci
90 DO Affected or benefited by said Improve
mont, namely
lota / nd 3, block u. Plat a." Salt Lake
city survey.
Al protests and objections Co the carrying
out Of Hurh intention must be- presented 90
TIE city Recorder 10 writing on or before lhe
ath uuY OF August, lHil beng the time set ~
Hhd council whom it vii, hear aud consider
such objections nH may be- made thereto.
hY order Of the city Council Of salt Lake
CITY, state OF Utah, made JAY slat, u
DAVID 5, EMERY,
CITY Recorder.
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NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN UY THE
~ CITY Council of salt Lake city. state VI
ltth, % thB Intention Of fuCh Council Go mako
Wn Following ueacrbct Improvement, to.wltf
Extending nud laying nuWCr HIung the follow.
inf u1Wo9 surot on tho north side OF second
houtu street from iH Intersection with second
fnst street On .fth fastauCct, aud dtffay tfo
cost itnfcuf cttmnicd utfl l1 Per linear VI
Huui foot or two tuuusand I've hundred and
seventy four dollars, lY % local assessment
upon thr block. lois, parts ~ lots and pftrrt
~ uuund within tUwur uiHtuct No 4. being
ihr property Tote. pHra OF lots and ulrrca N
uuuud Wiihtn said district 60 be hfrriou Ur
benefited by SSH improvement, namely. Ioa
q. Z, and block %, plnt"ii" and tote and
y, bloc fp, plat u.s. and lots D. g. s and 1
block q, niAt'A," saIt lake City survey
Nll protests aud objections 90 fLu earring
out u such intention 10 make said Improve.
mUut must De- presented in Whiting 60 tho CITY
Recorder on or before mo 2tst DAY u JuIy.
De- q bong the time Get hy rhid Council
when t viii hear and consider turh ubirt.
uuuH ua may be made thereto
Nv order % sue city Council Of SAT- Lake
Guy, N,hc ~ ltah, mace tho .id day u
June, lsaA
DAVID q, EMERY.
Sewer Intention No. o.
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NOTICE.

NOTlCE l. UIHtHY GIVEN ny THE
~ city Council OF sAt lake Dity, -talu ~
ltnh, IT the iutoutinu OF such tounci' %
mntn tho following described Improvement,
tu.WItE
tuuHpurinF o. sewer lateral ON the south
giuU nt riith south street fruu EuHt Temple o.
W ~ Temple streets boz FEVER DISTRICT n o.. "f
HIId rII AMI drfHY me tuat thereof. CaiiwHi
90 10 iliH nor front or liuHnr foot Or eleven
hundred nnu nfif tive 100, JOS OBJ dollars, uY %
lncHl utH'hHmuut urun thr lots or pircrH Ut
ern1nu WITHIN tnn following described lHluNI
being the District tu Doe uuurtcd or benefited
by HAId Improvement namely.
AN 20 Tote s aud @, block l, plat a, 20 rat
LHhU tIty survey,
All rTutrHtH uHi objections Co tho carrying
out OF such Intention Go make Haid lwUrufc
uuuI must Doe Ury.vutol On writing % tlr CIV
rdurdrr uu ur before thO 2iih day uf August
.f1 bong tnr limo oct uy sad tuuuciI when
pc WiIl near uul consider such objections aa
may De- made thHrutH.
iy order NJ tho CITY Council of SAILS LHto
liiy, STATE OF Jtuh, made the glst Jay 81 July,
lsH, DAVID Ehi .li,
CITY Recorder
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