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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-12-30
TELEGRApHlc BREWTIEs,

The health of Secretary Alger is i'm
proving.
Another revolution is reported as i'm
minent in Guatemala,
The fight on Mark Hanna, In the con-
test for senator from ohio, was opened
at Cleveland, o., last night by Charles
Eurtz.
james I<irkley, treasurer OF Benton
county. Ind. was found dead in his
Office at Fowler at o'cloci. this morn
ing. He WAS shot through the temple.
s. +. Lick. prominent business man
of Memphis was killed near kasper,
Ala. yesterday. He is supposed 90
have walked off n train while asleep.
Gen, 3ernal. in the northern part OF
Pinar del Rio province, Cuba, has
ordered several men to be shot who
were captured after joining the in
SUI gents.
Cuban insurgents have burned 1900
tons Of sugarcanc on the plantations
OF Santa Rita aud Andrea. and large
fields at Bermejo, Matanzas province.
in all, 1t Is estimated, 10000 tons.
Rear Admiral LORD Charles Beresford
has accepted the Invitation Of the
unionists OF York In contest that seat
In Parliament. vacated by the death
OF Sir Frank Lockwood.
According to special dispatch from
Shanghai. the British admiralty has
rgquisItIpned three OF the Empress
steamships belonging to the Canadian
Pacific Railway company
Minister to Japan Richard b.
Hubbard believes the United States
will soon he forced to Intervene and
stop aggressions Of European opera.
lions in China.
Sheriff Sinclair OF Webster City. Ia,
has arrested Frank Melvin OF Greeley,
Colo, on "A charge OF forgery. Melvin 8
forgeries are said to have amounted
TO several thousand dollars.
In San Jose Lajas. cuba. 1900 re-
concentrates have been thrown into
the streets or are dying In wretched
huts mere living skeletons. II Is
stated that 10000 have died within Il
year
on Sunday, In Havana province, Gu
ba. Leader Luis Delgado was assassi-
mated by two OF his neighbors who
had induced him to confer with them.
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FEAR THE ECLIPSE.
chinese Emperor Regards 1t as Impend-
Ing Calamity.

Washington, Dec. 29--The state de-
paftment hns just received copy.
through United states Minister DENLY,
ul the recent curious decree issued by
tht emperor of China to fend OF the
wrath of Providence, as Indicated in
we eclipse predicted for New Years
uAy' The document is pronounced hy
cEperts to be n masterful exhibition
~ typical Chinese statesmanshlp. In
View Of the existing critical condition
et ahairs In the celestial empire. The
decree reads as follows:
According TO the Chun Chiu (sprlng
und autumn) IL has been stated that an
CiiIpse of the sun on the first day of
ne year netokens an impending ca
,amity, hence the sovereigns OF every
dynasty which precede ua have always
Wade II point. wherever an eclipse
% the sun Is prognostleated. 10 under
60 reimbursement and humble them
sselNes before heaven In order to avert
tue wrath from above.
IN the case of our imperial dynasty.
lor instance, during the reigns of their
tnalestiea. Kang Hsi and Chen Lung
Nbb2-li9il. there were observed two
,,cllpses of the sun which fell on New
ears day, and now, according to the
moard of astronomy, the first day of
,he twenty-fourth year Of our reign.
I,huary %, 1888, there Will yet be an
liner eclipse OF the sun. We are filled
with forebodings at this news. and
nSsten to seek within ourselves for sins
whlch may have thus brought the
with OF high heaven upon the land.
we further command that the cere-
monies OF congratulations usually held
n New Years day in the Taiho throne
be curtailed, and only ordinary
'oe'sanees be made. the place being
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San Francisco, Dec. 29.-According to
news received here from Dawson City
under date of November 25th, the Klon-
dixie mining camp has twice been in
danger of destruction by fire. On No
vember 22nd two Front street log
houses We're destroyed by fire. One OF
them was used as n lodging house on
one floor and uchurch on the other
The lodgings contained food outfits
for ten men. and nothing was saved
Steps have been taken to relieve the
destitute. The fire was caused by the
overturning of q lighted candle by a
drunken man.
A fire from a similar cause broke
out on November 25th, and the opera
house and two saloons We're burned to
the ground The snow on the roofs
saved the rest of Front street from
destruction. A large quantity of pro-
visions and liquors. valued at $4,000
in Dawson, was destroyed.
On November 10th the Yukon froze
for the winter and since then about
5000 persons have started out over the
ice between Dawson and Fort Selliirk
Many Of them are without dogs and
poorly supplied with provisions and
clothing, and It is doubtful II they
will get through.
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Cincinnati. o., Dec. 29.--william A.
Brady manager OF james j. Corbett.
tonight sent to the Associated Press
the following challenge to Robert Fitz-
simmons, champion pugilist of the
world:
James j. Corbett. dissatisfied with
the result of his late contest with you
at Carson City, and not believing that
you are his superior, either ag n boxer
or n fighter. and being OF the opinion
that the aIority of the American peo-
pie share his belief that he can defeat
you II ever you are man enough TO
grant him q return battle on equal con-
ditions, has deposited today $500 as n
first deposit to bind a match for $40
900 n side. the persons Offering the
largest inducements to have the man.
agement OF the contest.
LAS you have said today that your
wife has withdrawn her objections to
your again entering the ring, there is
no reason why the arrangement should
not be speedily contaminated; for you,
in my presence, at Carson City, gave
Corbett your word of honor that II
you ever entered the ring again. you
would give him the first chance.
1T is useless for you to attempt to
deceive the public and try to boom
your private interests by attempting
to force Corbett to meet some second
or third-rater before he shall be en-
titled to your notice. He will not agree
to meet Maher, Sharkey or any one
else. He claims the chance that he
gave you, the right to win back the
title of champion. He clearly proved
himself in your class on March 18th
last. and it was only by the greatest
kind of a flulSe that you are now titled
champion, and / do not believe that
you will ever forget until your dying
fin.F tho hnDf thnt ha ON, ha,
and If ever he secures the opportunity
to again face you in a twenty-four-foot
ring, / will guarantee you that he will
prove conclusively and beyond n ques-
tionof doubt whether or not he is in
your class. w. A. BRADY"
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Kansas City, Mo-, Dec. 29.--Nellie
johnson, n young negress. was chopped
to death with Il Ratchet tonight in an
alley near Tenth and Wyandotte
streets In the business district. Her
husband was the murderer, He called
her from the house into the alley and
attacked her with the Ratchet. The
woman threw up her hands to protect
her head.
When men who heard her cries ran
to the scene they found her dying.
Each blow upon her head had split the
skull and her hands had been literally
chopped to pieces.
Nearby stood a'horse and an express
wagon in which there We're ropes tied
to heavy stones. II had evidently been
the intention of the murderer to throw
his victim into the river, hut the wo-
mans cutlery had prevented this being
done. johnson is still at large.
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New York, Dec. 29.-John Bergman,
who last night accosted a policeman
on Third avenue with Here, copper,
take this corpse to the morgue," and
ard fell dead at the officers feet. is said
to have been formerly n wealthy resi-
dent of Chicago. II is said that Berg
mann lost his money in speculation on
the board of trade of Chicago, after
which he came here. He took to drink.
and in spite of the aid which relatives
extended him. reached the depths of
poverty. In his room was the follow
ing:
GIVE my body to some college or
hospital, so 1t will be of some use. 1t
was not while / was alive. No work,
all kinds of trouble. and govt; that is
too much. (Signed)
JOHN BERGMANN"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-12-30

Kans2s City, Mo-, Dec. eff Judge
Wofford adheres to his intention that
he has announced from the bench. the
edifying spectacle of prize-fghts be-
tween belligcrent attorneys may be
one of the attractions of the criminal
court in the future.
Opposing attorneys In this court have
been using uncomplimentary language
toward each other and after a tilt
of this nature between Prosecuting
Attorney Lowe and Attorney Mccoy
Judge Wofford said: Hereafter, when
lawyers talk about fighting in this
court, | shall adjourn court and let
Them fight 1t out. If you fellows want &c
fight I'll Just adjourn court and you
can come in this room and fight it out
and I'll see that there is fair play
Now, If you are In earnest. come right
along, and let's have 1t over with"
They did not accept the judges offer
however, but apologized instead.
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chnnrod to the Chen Using throne hall
instead OF the Taiho throne hall.
''The banquet usually given to the
Imperial clansmen on New Years day
must also be stopped, and when the
eclipse occura let all members of the
courtwear somher garments and as
semble In the inner pnlace before the
altar set up to heaven 70 pray for for
bearance and mercy to the country at
large.
This Is. so far rs shall concern our
selves. to show our desire to propitinte
high heaven; but as hen majesty, the
empress dowager, is an elder and
senior II is but right that the full cere-
monies he observed in payin" the
courts obeisances on New Years day
to her majesty. Let all the Yamens
concerned take notice"
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Woman Who Lost Her Voice 80 Years ngo
Taught to Speak.

Chicago, Dec. 29.-By patiently
teaching the use of the lips
for utteranoe, Dr. Willis D.
Storer, staff physician at
Augustana hospital. has restored the
power of speech to Maggie u. Lauf
Thirty-three years ago, Miss Lauf's
nervous system was shattered by a
stroke OF lightning. Since that time
and up to about six weeks ago, the
young lady had been unable to utter
II sound. Dr. Storer trained Miss Lauf
to use her lips as he would n child
and after about two weeks of effort
the young Indy suddenly partially re-
gained her voice and with constant
practice, has now entirely recovered
the use of it, DIR, Storer is n native Of
Madison. WIS. He has been most wide
ly known heretofore through his work
at Mercy hospital, Chicago, the Maurice
Porter Memorial hospital and the Daily
News sanitarium for sick babies.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-12-30

OREGON SHORT LINZ
Railway.
Railroad and steamship Tickets sold to all


TIME CARD IN EFFECT OCT. 81. 1901
Trains arrive and depart at salt Lake City
as follows:
DEPART.
For Chicago, Omaha, Denver. Kan
sas Clty, st. Louis. Ogden and
For San francisco, ogden. cache '" " II
~, Valley and intermediate points. S 90 am
Omaha. St Louis, Chicago and
, intermediste points. :....t..., 6 % p m
;, ana San Francisco. .....,...:..... s Is p m
For Mcrcur,. Tlntic. Provo, Nophi,
MAnti and intermediate points Z 80 n m
and intermediate points. ...,... 90 y m
MIXED train for Garfield Bcuch,
Tooolc and Terminus. ............ Is n M
ARRIVE.
From Chicago. Omaha 81. Louis,
Kansas oity, Denver, Park CITY
+, and Ogden 80, ~, 10 p IN
Francisco, Ogden and informed
From S san MIA praneisco. Cache Valley ~ m
:, Ogden aud interinediate points Is p m
hapsss Oily; Denver and Ogden Q 90 a m
and intermediate points, ,,,.... Is u m
From her1ur, Tintic. Provo, Ncphi.
Nanti and intermediate points. 20 n m
'From Terminus. rooelo aud Gnr-
tTrains south OF Juab run daily except
Sunday.
DAILY except Sunday.
CITY TICKET OFFICE, UNDER AASOHlG HALL,
Cor. End South and West Temple.
u. +. Burnley,
Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agent
=. W. ECcLEs
General Trafic Manager.
W. II. BANCROFT
Vice-presldont and Gen. Manager.
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IOWA WHIrEcArs.
In Regulating AFFAIR One Sian i,
Killed.

Ottumwa, Ia, Dec. 29.-Whitecaps
have been at work In Lee county near
West Point. One man Is dead and o
warlike spirit has been aroused In. tho
neighborhood.
Abe Balm and his two brothers are
well-to-do farmers, living near Yves
Point. Not far away lived their fathe,
In abject poverty. When the old mar
died. q few days ago, 1t was claimed
he had been starved to death. TIL
sons refused to pay the expenses Of
his burial. and also refused to see
the dead.
Last night Il mob of about thirty citi-
zens marched to the home of the Balm
brothers and called for Abe, the old
est. Abe stepped TO the door and, see
ing the crowd outside, reiterated into
the house before the mob could La
hands on him. He called to his brothers
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and ali three opened fire on the vlhit-
ors from the door OF the house, inside
Of which We're Abe's wife and children
The mob returned the IRE. and after
the smoke had cleared away II was
found that Abe had been mortally
wounded. lie died in short time.
The brothers have sworn out war
rants against seven neighbors. charE-
ing them with murder. Many Of the
farmers say they VIII not counten-
ance the arrest OF their neighbors.
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Philadelphia, Pa, Dec. 2g.-By the will
of Mrs. Henrietta X. Files Baker. two
million dollars Is bequeathed to the
Pennsylvania hospital. The Will was
probated today, and the bequest is
made contingent upon the death of the
son and daughter to the testatrix
without issue. The estate is estimated
as over $1,000 000."
Other institutions of which bequesti
are made are, the Pennsylvania Mu-
scum and School of Industrial Art and
the Geological Gardens.
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New York. Dec. 29.-Word was re-
ceived at the Office of George Gould
today that the Countess Castellane.
formerly Anna Gould, gave birth to q
son yesterday afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-12-30

Columbia. Mo-. Dec. 20.-Since 1890
the Missouri experiment station here
has been making experiments with
sugar beets with view to ascertnlnlng
the percentage of sugar contained in
them. Today the authorizes gave out
the result of their experiments, which
demonstrate that 1t would not be prof
table for the Missouri farmer to raise
the beets for sugar purposes If he in
tends to go to the expense of erecting
factories for manufacturing the sugar.
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puRN zoos avn nRlNW


baking powder is good for you,
for the grocer, and for US.
Isn't it nice to make every
body happy all at once.
Iour money bach If you don't
like ,SchiMng's lest.
sehilllag 4 Company
San francisco 2is3
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The COLORADO MIDLAND RAILROAD

TWO Through Trains Daily
between salt Lake City, ogden and Lead
viilc, Cripple Creek, Colorado springs. Dem
yer and all points east. Only line running
IhkOuell Chalk CAlis; Through sleep
This line, in connection with the Rio Grando
Western, reaches Denver earlier than any
other line via Colorado Springs. No change
of cars or delayed trains. Take the Colo
RADIO Midlnhd and save time aud enjoy the
finest ride and grandcst scenery IN Colorado.
For full Information call on II. CIV. Railway
agent, or
w, f. BAILEY, o. A. BROWN,
q. p. a. Gen. Agent,
Denver. Colo. Salt Lake City.
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Think what it means to be
able to 90 right through from
Denver TO Omaha, Chicago,
Kansas City or st. Louis
to eat when you wish-to
sleep when you feel like it
to smoke when the notion
strikes you-to live as com.
fortably and fare as sump-
tuously as if you were in the
finest hotel on the continent
Yet these are just the things
the Burlington's "Vestibuled
Flyer" offers.
Leaves Denver at n,5o p. M. Tickets Mt
offices of connecting liues,
W. +. MCMILLAN, General Agent.
Il. +. NEsLEN.
Trav. Pass. and Freight Agent
Eli South West Temple ST..
oregon short Line Building.
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STANDARD GAUGE
THE TABLE EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 5RD, 1887.


Leave salt Lake City.
No .-For Provo, Grand Junction
aud Nil points East......... 90 n m
No For Provo, Grand Junction
and all points East. ........ : iop m
No. 6-Ior bingham, Lchi, Provo,
Mt Pleasant Manti, Bolk-
nap, Rlchheld and all inter-
mediate polnts.........,. ..... 90 n m
No. 8-For Eureka, Psyson. Provo,
and all intermediate points 90 p m
No. 3-Eor Ogden and the West. 10 y m
No. l-for Ogden aud the VEST. L. 80 y III
Arrive Salt Lake city.
No. 1-Frorn Bingham Provo. Grand
junction and the East. 90. L. 20 p IN
No. 3--From Provo, Grand June
ton and tho East &C.. oO5 p M
No. 5-From Provo Bingham. Eurc-
ka. Rlchheld. BE lltnrp, Man
Il and intermediate points. 8 e5 m
No. 9-From Ogden and the West. . - III
No. 4-From Ogden and tho West. 30 p IN
No. From Eureka Paysun, Provo
and all intermediate points 10 10 a IN
Only line running through Pullman Palace
sleeping cars Salt Lake city to San Francis
ver via Grand Junction and Salt Lake City
10 Kansas CITY and Chicago Via Colorado
points.
Through tourist or family Shoppers without
change to Kansas CITY, Chicago ana bostun,
Free reclining chair cars Sa't Lake to Dem
yer. No change; close connections. SAFETY.
speed and comfort.
Ticket OTCa, los west Second SCUM street,
uo-tofiice corner)
u. @. DODGE. General Manager.
8, n. DABCOCk, Traffic Manager.
H. A. WADLEtGH, Gen. Passenger Agent
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The Scenic Line
~ of the
World.
Denver &
Rio Grande
Scenic
W N'os e. the Railroad.
The only line running two
through fast trains daily to Lead.
Vile. Aspen. Pueblo. Colorado
Springs and Denver.
EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 25lh. 1894.

Train No. leaves Ogden Gas a. M, Salt
Lake 7;5o a. M, arrive at Pueblo $50 a. m,
Colorado Springs 7:I3 a, M, Denver $3.50 a. IN.
Train No. leaves Ogden 6:s5 p. M, Salt
Lake TAO p. m, arrive at Pueblo SIS p. M,
Colorado Springs GAP p. M. Denver gas p. m.
Connections made at Pueblo. Colorado
Springs and Denver with all lines east. Elegant
day coaches. chair cars and Pullman sleepers on
all trains. Take the d. & X. G. aid have a
comfortable trip and enjoy the fines, scenery on
the continent.
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any old symptoms"
DR.. Miles Remedies
are sold by all drug
gists under a positive
guarantee, first bottle
benefits or money re-
funded. Book on dis
eases OF the heart and
nerves free. Address,
DIR. MILES MEDICA
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Sheriff Sinclair OF Webster city. Ia.
has arrested Frank Melvin OF Greeley
Colo, on a charge OF forgery. Melvin
foigeries are said to have amounted
TO several thousand dollars.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-12-30

Minister to Japan Richard Il
Hubbard believes the United State
win soon lie forced to Intervene an,
lions in Chlnn.
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Asses sME Mt NnrIrr


The star Gold ant liver Mining r,.-
Win prlnclnni place Of bualness pany,
lToEress Building. salt Lake civ ., -
Utah. ny elalt q
NJ OTICE IA HEREBY GIVEN rt,,
~ meeting Of the director raal AT
1hurs1Gy, June ard, 1897. an no.. Aeld On
two t2) cents per share was Ieyic, eat q
capital stock OF the Corporation a. on us
mediately to homas Kane secfstssr1,, A.ie To-.
corporation At its general oilire sad
Progress Buildng, in sails Lake ~ ".
Any stock upon which this Asgcsgu,e, Nlal,
remain unpaid on the 5th DAY OF Ia iasl
vii be delinquent and af,ertiscd s,,. Ky,
public auction, and unless pg nent IT, ~, lt q
heioto. viii he sold on the 2ist dnv nj lr' 4ala
to pay tho delinquent Assessment w, w,
WV" S''N o' "u'etusRg ana expense oil IN.
THOMAS KANE. "S
street. 'uu'l Aala
be time at which the above as,,....
sinai be dclinquentis hereby tStrngCd' isehi
July IT, 1881, and he day OF salo until tB uhi,
Lated juno -, 1921
by order Of Board OF Dirrc nra tt.re.,,.
silver Mining Lompany N'4
TnuJA- ShNF.
The timo at which tho nboye l.l,.-iI5'-
shall he delinquent 10 hereby ,TirnIg, ,.t "
August md, 'sp7, and the dav oil AID sa'u
August l1th. 1897 '''' lAl
DY order OF the board OF drectors
DIted July 10. 1897 ''''1'aiJ
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attemuts to i've nves OF purity an
holmes.
Sister Fr-c1o 'p1to ut rome len2th
on the du.lcs " ioh tho you q wB
Owed 70 they ing wnmen, nnd VIC.
varss. The you w0nen vero ne'ng
taught to live Iiyeo which would maY,
Them nohls and GDdiehrnR wives'
while It wac the duty VI the you
mer 10 conduct thclr lives nimillrly'
that they might b1come loving aud de-
vote d hushanbs.
Ss.er Agnea Olsen Thomas then
rgnF the solo CalvaEy, md aUer B'rg
LOG Ivy the Harmony cleo C!uo, benz.
dicHlu IVES pronounced " Eudtr b.
III R)b-tls.
Separate m Here' mopling7 were htil
by the R5soohiuua tnis nlurulug am
joint meeting took pace IN tho A.
terribly Han this afternoon.
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Pratt Family Reunion.

The H. ufs aul pi 0s tor holding
.ho Pratt Family r uailn in Sii
Lake Guy, IN c9mmem ration OF the
nhlotb aRGivsrsnry OF the ., trance
iuto the valley o. the q e. Salt LIZ,
o the Pioneers Farley p. Pratt aut
Orson PfGU are announced by tho
committee, ~ fjllORs:
Fitst ds5: July u. 1897, ut $3.50 y.
IN. - Fourteenth Ward Assembly
.n M; on" btur ibT iCglttefiut
PnRtau: $3.50 y. M, sharr, ana H.
rm,l visiting.
Secon sts, on: Field d1Y at Liberty
Para, July %. 1897, 9 @. m. Picnic a
IL IN,
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sECrION l. he II ordained by the CITY
Council Of salt Lake Guy that there be, and 10
hereby levied q general tax on all property real
personal and mixed situate lying and being
within the CORPORATE limits OF salt LNSe Clly,
made taxable by the laws Of said state and
tho ordinances OF sud City seven mills on the
dol ar aR follows, to wit;
Eust-To dCfrty the contingent expenses OF
sad city. I've mills on the dollar
second 10 Gctrav THO expenses OF con
trolling the waters OF SAID ciIy, one mill on the
dollar.
'rMrd-To defray the expense OF opening,
iWurnyInr and keeping IN repair the streets
and sidewalks Of sud city, one third mil on
Iourh-To drfray the expenses of con;
suuruns and kcpping IN repair sewers ana
drains ln saidrity, one third mil on the dOllaI.
Fifth 10 defray the expenses of establish
ing and maintaining pubic library nnC reAd'
tug room ue.tuirl null on the do lar
SECTION II, ~aIi TAX shall he collected bY
the Treasurer ot salt Lake county ut the TINT 3
amt 10 thcmanuer provided by law for collect
ing state amt County taxes, aud snld lreHHnr-
or shall have and exercise the sHme poweTa
[ rcspecung the collection OF said tx and 50 6
OF delinquent property as arc conferred rpon
ham by law respecting tho collecNoh OF htAle
and COUNTY taxes.
section III. This ordinance shall take effect
from and tier Ms approval,
Passed hv The civ Council OF sll LAKE Jity,
stale o. Utah. June 2'th 1897, title rp
proved and referred TO the Mayor for his APP
''IsEGLl DAVID 5. EMERY,
Approved this the second day Of july A. d.
'''' JAMES GLENDINSING,
Mayor.