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New-York tribune., 1897-06-16
WILLIAM M. WINS ARRESTED.
A DISPUTE WITH A CABLE-CAR CONDUCTOR
LEADS TO A CHARGE OF DISORDERLY
CONDUCT-THE LAWYER RELEASED.

DISPUTE WITH CABLE-CAR CONDOCion
LEADS TO A CHARGE OF DIsORDERLY
CONDUCT-THE LAWYER RELEASED.
Ex-City Chamberlain William NJ. WINS. the
well-known lawyer, was arrested last night ana
taken to the West Sixty y-eighth-st station on a
charge Of disorderly conduct preferred by joan
Rieve. conductor of Coumbus-ave. cable-car NO
191. Policemen Dobbns and Hill, OF the west
Sixty y-eghth-st. station. noticed blockade on
the Columbus-ave. line about O'Clock last
night near Sixty-fifth-st. They started an inVes-
tigation, and found Reve and Mr.. WINS In
dispute the front platform OF the car. JUST
as the policemen arrived the conductor snoV~o
Mr.. WINS off the platform to the street ana de-
manded that the policemen place him under ar
rest, saying that he had created disturbance
on the car and had caused the blockade OF the
line.
The policemen took Mr. WINS to the station.
where he gave his version Of the story TO ser
geant Flannery. He said he had boarded 'he
car at Fortieth-st. and as it was crowded he
got the front platform. His fare was ac-
cepted from him while he was on tnat part VI
the car. At Sixty-ffth-st. a number. OF Passen-
gers alghted. but the car was sun iluch ,a -
loaded The grpman turned TO him anu asheu
him to go inside the car. as IL was asalise sl'e
rules Of the company to stand on the pIatioI u .o
Il saw no room inside. ana oecieu " o.
In" said Mr.. WINS. The conductor accepte9
my fare on the platform. and at the time sal"
nothing Of a violation Of the rules, ana ue
termined to remain where / was until couIo
get q seat as 1 was entitled to. But the con-
ductor then came forward and repeated the com,
mand of the gripman. We had some WORDS ana
he started to eject me forcibly.
The sergeant waited for twenty minutes to see
IL the conductor would appear and make COM
plant, but he did not Mr.. WINS was then re-
leased. He greatly incensed at what ne
termed a most infamous outrage, and vowed he
would make some one pay for it. AT ll:lO p m.
after he had taken his car to the barn, the con-
ductor appeared at the station 10 file his COM
plaint When he was told that Mr.. WINS had
been released he seemed disappointed
New-York tribune., 1897-06-16
TIED UP BY TIE NEW LAW.
SYRACUSE CAN'T GET OFFICERS FOR IT'S FIRE
DEPARTMENT.

SYRACUSE ~ Y, June 1.-THE inability OF the
Civil Service Commissioners to revise their regua-
tions to comply with the new State Civil Service
law. and the result of that law In wiping out the
eligible lists in all city departments. has caused
dilemma that threatens trouble In the Fire De-
partment Chief Nicholas Eckel died last week and
First Assistant John p. Qugley is acting as chief
Second Assistant Thomas +. Ryan Is Ill and of
duty The Fire Board Is unable to I'll any OF the
vacancies. even temporarily and all OF the work
consequently devolves on Acting Chief Quigley II
will be several weeks before the trouble can be
New-York tribune., 1897-06-16
CHARLES FROHMAN TO REMAIN IN LONDON

London. June 15.-Charles Frohman. II his pres
emf plans are carried out. will remain indefinitely
in England producing plays. and will transfer all
his American interests to the care Of his brother.
PANEL Frohman and "Ar' Hayman. Mr. Froh-
man expects to obtain sole control OF two London
,heotrcs and TO have an interest In others He
has received an offer Of forty weeks for the Gil
ietfe SECRET Service" company. and II the pres
~ negotiations are concluded, they also win re-
main in London. Mr.. Frohman Is now In Paris
conferring with Mr.. Hayman.
New-York tribune., 1897-06-16
EXCITEMENT on THE GRAND REPUBLIC

The Bushwick Avenue Baptist Sunday-schoo OF
Brooklyn, had an excursion up the Sound yester-
day on the steamer Grand Republic. On the return.
as the boat was being made fast to the Bridge
Pier there was a mad scramble for the gang
plank and a small panic followed. The crush
became so great that Ave girls tainted They were
carried to the pier. where they soon revived and
went TO their homes without assistance, with the
exception Of Lucia Becker. sixteen years old. OF
No SO Eldert-st. She was attended by Ambulance
Surgeon Benton, OF the Brooklyn Hospital. and
afterward went home In q cab.
New-York tribune., 1897-06-16
STOCK MARKET MANIPULATION.

London, June 15.-"The Pail Mall Gazette this
afternoon places the report that an American syn
dicate is about to start thread mills at Paisley as
being among the stock-market manipulations TO
influence the quotation Of the Coats Company's
ordinary shares which are now the chief gambling
counters Of the industrial market.
New-York tribune., 1897-06-16
MORE WORK IN THE COAL MINES.
AMPLE EVIDENCE IN PENNSYLVANIA OF THE
INDUSTRIAL REVIVAL.

Scranton, Penn. June 15-An order which Is so
general as to include about all tho large operating
companies in the upper valley OF the LackaWanna
and which has put the mines a fve-days-a-week
schedule has lust gone into effect. For over two
months the working average has been but two or
three days a week The Delaware Lackawanna
and Western colieries all included in the order
The Delaware and Hudson mines will work apou.
four days a week for three weeks when the time
will be increased to five days. 1t Is believed here
that the activity will continue until the latter part
OF September and that the present twelve month
State production will exceed that OF 1885, whlch was
8OOOGrJ tons less than in 1880 The mines from
Pittston to Carbondale began increasing their OUT
put yesterday and to-day in response to the gen.
eral order
New-York tribune., 1897-06-16
CROSSED ASIA on FOOT.

San Francisco Cal June 15.-Kans Won Rem
gartner has tramped 1880 miles. He halls from
Riga. in Russia. has crossed Asia afoot. TOOK
steamer to Seattle and last evening arrived mere
from the Washington seaport town lie LETT fisa
on August e. 1894. and went 10 Austof. on the
River Don then the Caucasus to Tails. thence
into Persia to Teheran. The hardest part or
his trip through Siberia. Rengartner lntends
to walk TO the Atlantic seaboard He pays his
own expenses. writes for several Russian papers
and Is not walking q wager.
New-York tribune., 1897-06-16
RECEIVERS SALE or LEMON ORCHARDS.

San Diego Cal. June 15-The property OF the
San Diego Land and Town Company including
the Sweetwater dan. and water system. 1000 acres
OF lemon orchards and the Northern California
and Oregon Railroad. sold at receivers sale. by
order OF the court. was bid In by the company
The receiver. C. ID. Lanning. by order OF the cour:.
turned over the entire property, valued at s.
90 BOO 10 the officers Of the company. free OF debt
The headquarters OF the company is In Boston.
New-York tribune., 1897-06-16
VALUABLE MANUSCRIPTS AT AUCTION.

London June l5-At a sale Of old manuscripts
at Sothedys auction rooms to-day sir waiter
Scotts Lady OF the Lake" published 1870 and
other poetical manuscripts brought go. and his
"O.d Mortality" published IN 1SlG and other prose
manuscripts brought 1900. The Nelson Memoir
called fl 900 and collection Of Robert Burns 8
uo brought f265.
New-York tribune., 1897-06-16
IOWA TRANSFERRED TO THE GOVERNMENT

Philadelphia, June 15.-The new battle-ship Iowa
steamed down the Delaware River to-day from
Cramps shipyard TO the League Island NAVY
lard, and there transferred by her builders
" the Government officers in charge of the Navy
iard The transfer was wholly informal the Gov
,vlnnent officer merely giving Il receipt for the
,ne vesse to the Cramps representative. The Iowa
VIII De placed In commission tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1897-06-16
BECHUANALAND NEWS EXAGGERATED.

Vryburg. Bechuanaland. June 15-The news from
Mashowing to the effect that the police camp
there had been attacked by five hundred natives
and that six policemen had been killed, turns out
10 have been incorrect Only trooper was
wounded and six horses were killed. Volunteers,
however have started for the scene Of the dis
f,nrln
New-York tribune., 1897-06-16
WOULDN'T TAKE THE HAZING.

WHY TWO CANDIDATES FOR WEST POINT RE-
SIGNED AND WENT HOME.
West Point, y. V, June 15-Bertram Sanders and
a youth from Arkansas whose name could not be
learned returned to their homes to-day and de-
cllned to take further part In the examination for
cadetship on the ground that they had been severe
ly hazed. They entered yesterday with class OF
ninety-sx 10 undergo the examination for admis-
sion TO the United States Military Academy. This
morning they resigned their nominations and i'm
mediately left West Point They alleged that Ca
diets Scott Maginns and Mesbit had hazed them
that they were unwilling to submit to It, and would
no longer put themselves In the way OF such expe
riences Sanders comes from the Win Indiana
New-York tribune., 1897-06-16
CECIL RHODES IN DANGER FROM FIRE.

London June ia dispatch to THE Daily MALI
from Cape Town says that Cecil Rhodes had mar
row escape from death before he left Kimberley for
Rhodesia A fire broke out in his bedroom. but he
silent on unaware Of It until aroused by the police
men, who broke into the premises. Mr. Rhodes
arose and with the utmost coolness, after dress
ing himself deliberately. assisted to put out the fire.
New-York tribune., 1897-06-16
ITALIAN DISASTER IN AFRICA.
A PUNITIVE EXPEDITION AGAINST THE soMA1h'
DEFEATED WITH SERIOUS LOSS.

Rome. June 15.-The "rrbuna" announces that
the Italian punitive expedition sent against the
Somals to avenge the murder of several Italian
officers has been defeated by superior numbers,
with a loss Of thirteen killed and wounded
New-York tribune., 1897-06-16
CERTIFIED MILK.

The milk used In the Green Mountain certified
condensed milk Is from choice dairy cows that
have been inspected by the surgeo.. Of the YER
mont Dairy Commission and pronounced free from
disease. This In the only certified brand OF con-
densed milk on the market.-Advt
New-York tribune., 1897-06-16
SITE FOR THE CLARA DE HIRSCH HOME.
CONTRACT FOR THE PURCHASE OF FOUR LOTS
IN sIXTY-THIRD-sT. SIGNED.

4 contract for the purchase OF site for the
Clara de Hirsch Home for Working Girls was
signed Yesterday The site consists OF four lots
On the north side OF Sxtythird-st., making plot
r ground 100 feet square, between Second and Third
sves and joining the site for the Baron de Hirsch
Trade School on the south side OF Sixty-fourth-st
Tha work q. preparng the ground for the erection
OF the new buildings for both institutions VIII be
begun Immediately Oscar 5. Straus said yesterday
that the plans for the buildings had not been nap ap
proved YET but the erection OF the buildings WouId
be begun as soon as possible The building for me
Clara DC Hrsch Home for Working Grs CIR e VIII Home Sne
for the Baron de Hirsch Trade School. which now
occupies rented quarters in Ninth-st. Will cost
ahO
New-York tribune., 1897-06-16
FRENCH DUTY on HOG PRODUCTS.

Paris June 1.-THE Customs Committee OF the
Chamber Of Deputies has adopted the proposal OF
NJ Jonnart the Protec-lonist Deputy. represent
ing the lid District of SaintOmer, TO impose a
duty Of l2 francs a hundred klos on foreign pork
and francs pigs weighing under twenty-five
II
New-York tribune., 1897-06-16
RUNNING TO SAVE LIFE, SHE DIED.
WOMAN TRYING TO SAVE A CHILD FROM
DROWNING FALLS DEAD.

jamestown, n Y, June l5.-Yesterday afternoon
young son of Martin Colby. who lives along the
canal. Just outside Celeron Park. fell into the
water. Mrs. Edith Martin the accident and
hastened to the rescue but before she reached the
spot she fell dead The water where the child fell
I'm was shallow and he was saved
New-York tribune., 1897-06-16
ELEVATED RAILROAD IN BOSTON.
PRELIMINARY ACTION LOOKING TO THE CON-
sTRUCTION OF A LINE.

Boston, June l5.-The directors Of the Boston Ele-
waited Railroad Company held meeting this MORN
ing D take preliminary steps toward the construc-
ton OF an elevated railway In Boston. President
William A. CASTOR presided, and the Executive
Committee was authorized to get estimates for the
construction of the elevated railway structure and
to prepare schedule of the value of the property
10 be affected.
New-York tribune., 1897-06-16
MRS. BLAcKMAN. OF CLEVELAND. WILL MAKE A
FIGHT FOR PART OF THE "KAFFIR

KINGS" FORTUNE.
Cleveland, Ohio. June l5-Mrs Backman. OF N,
4l5 Perry-st who says she Is the legitimate
daughter OF Barney Barnato Will at once take steps
10 acquire "A share OF his fortune. Mrs Backman
and her husband will at once proceed to London
for the purpose OF demanding her interest in the
fortune Mrs Backman says she Is the daughter
OF Barnato by his first wife, whose maiden name
was Anna Esther. She says the couple lived to-
gcher in London for fifteen and finally went
TO Yagestron. Poland. Later a separation oc-
country Mrs Blackman is determined TO go to
johannesburg II necessary. to prosecute her suit.
New-York tribune., 1897-06-16
BRITISH STEAMER FOUNDERG AT SEA.

MANY MECCA PILGRIMS UN BUAHD-IEN Lf' ES
LOST.
Colombo IslanI of Ceylon June 1o'-The BRUSH
steamer Sultan Captain Collin. Of over 1000 tons,
bound from Jeddah for Calcutta with a large
number of Mecca pilgrims on board. has foundered
near the island OF Socotra. 100 miles east OF Cape
Guardafui, the eastern extremity OF africa, Zen Zen
natives were drowned. but all the crew or the
sultan and the remainder Of the pilgrims have
been landed here.
New-York tribune., 1897-06-16

ROCKWOOD'S Photographs OF Children beat the
world. So per dozen. LAO Broadway, near 4oth.-
New-York tribune., 1897-06-16
PAY-AMERICANs BOsTON's GUESTS.

bos'Sr, Jane 1.-THE commercial delegates from
,aexlco and South America were taken TO see the
.uohc Library this morning Aftcrward they went
vLL.nn, by way Of Sahant and viewed the In
!, ,suies oi that city. Mayor Quincy gave a dinner
n,.,nrrs ar "itoHqun Club tonight, Il. honor Of the
.aAsiES GOOD" Tarrants Seltzer Aperient
Xdvs constipation and strengthens while II cures
New-York tribune., 1897-06-16
THE CAPE PARLIAMENT ADJOURNs.

TRIBUTE OF RESPECT FROM BARNATos
FORMER ASSOCIATES.
Cape Town June 1.-THE Cape Parliament has
adjourned out OF respect for the late Barney
Barnato
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-06
NOTICE.

NOTICE II HEREBY GlynN BY THE
IN city Council Of salt Lake City state OF
Utah. Of the intention Of such council to make
The Following described Improvement. to wit
Constructing sewer LAT, raj in the centor of
First street from ''D'' TO ''E" Etrcots. IN gewer
district No. OF said city: and defray tho coet
thereof, estimated pt &c. per front or linear
foot or -Four Hundred and Forty four and
0-luO N4h 3l-i0Dl dollars by local nssesA
ment upon the lots or pieces OF ground within
the following described district. beng the dis
iriet TO be affected or benentod by said i'm.
provcment. namely
Al of Lots and Block 10. Plat All
OF Lot and the east lao feet OF Lot 2, Block 10,
rat ID" Salt Lake City survey.
Al protests and objections 10 the carrying
out Of such intention TO make said improve.
ment must be presented IN writing to tho
city recOlfer on or before the aist DIV of
August ls9' hclng the time set BY snid Coun.
cll when VIII heai Hnd consider such Office
tons as may be made thereto.
by order OF the City Council of Salt Like
1897.
DAVID s. EMERY,
city Recorder.
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NOTICE To CONTRACTORS

oyTlcE or rnH HoARp or PUBLIC WORKS..
Room 80! CITY Hal
sALr LAKE CITY. Aug, ?, 1881.
eNEhLfD PROPOSALS. WILL BE RE.
- ceiyed at this office until z O'Clock y. IN,
~ Monday. August lB, lsg7, Tor the work OF
oonslrueung pipe sewer on the south side OF
Second south street be tween second East and
Fonrih East streets In sewer district 30 j. 81
shlt Lake C1ty, Utah, according to plans IN The
city Engineer's Office
Instructions to bidders, together with speci-
ncations and forms for contract and bond can
De obtained upon Application at the ONCE OF
the Board
The right is reserved to reiec, any and all
bits
by order Of the Hoard OF Public Works.
A L. nnIlEMIh. chairman.
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SCHOOL BOARD MATTERS.
An Enforced Cut Of s23 600 In TX.
ptnsiS-Re,is' d tourso OF
sludy-Olhsr Items.

The board OF education met last
night and received reparts from its
officers aud committees and transacted
large amount Of buslutss In Gdditian
thereto.
A res luton offered by Mr. Cotton
proposes, In view OF the county COM
missioner scsliug dow n the property
valuse, tho reduction Of 'xuenses tor
the entuing ysnr OF $4,000. The
riRinsl estimate and the proposed
estim ate arc M follow:
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- sfCrlON /. lie 1t ordained by the City
council OF salt Lake City that there be, and IL
hereby levied general tax on all property. real,
personal and MIXED, situate lying and being
within the corporate limits of salt LAgo CITY,
made taxable by the laws of said State and
inc ordinances of said City seven mi Ia on the
dol ar us follows. to wit:
First-Io defray the contingent expenses Of
SAID city live mills on the dollar.
second TO dcirav tire expenses of con.
trolling tho waters OF SAID city, one mill on the
dollar
Third-To defray the expense of opening,
improving and keeping In repair the streets
and sidewalks OF SAID city. one third mill on
the dollar.
Fourtb-To defray the EXPENSES OF con
suuol1ng and keeping in repair sewers and
urhlhs IN snldclty. one third mill on the dollar.
flfth To deffay the expenses Of establish.
ing md maintaining public library and read
ing room, ue-third mil on the do lar
section II, Said tax shall be collected by
the Treasurer of salt Lake county At the times
and the manner provided by law for collect
ing state and County taxes, and SAID TreHsur-
or shall have and exercise the same powers
respecting the collection OF said tax and ga Q
OF delinquent property as are conferred upon
and County taxes.
section III. This ordnance shall tako effect
from and after Its approval.
Passed by the CIV Council of Salt Lake CITY
state of Utah. June 2gth. 1897. title Hp'
provAl.
sEAL.l DAVID S. EMERY,
Approved this the Second day Of July, A. d.
JAMES GLENDINNISG.
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CITY and County OF salt Lake. S.
!, David :. Emery, recorder in and for Salt
Lake city, state of Utah. do hereby certify
that the above and foregoing is n fu II, true and
correct copy OF an ordinance entitled IAN
ordinance leyyinE tpx IN the assessed value
OF the taxable property within the corporate
limits of Salt Lake City, County Of sat
Lake, state OF Utah. for the year 1871 passed
by the City Council of said city June .glh
ls9I, and approved by the Mayor July md,
lshI, as appears OF record in my ofnce.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my
hand and aflXed the corporate seal of SAID
city tins the End day OF July, A. D. 1877.
SEAL DAVID $. EMERY,
sEo CITY Recorder.
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II. Craig applied for positions as jaui.
10 8. Committee on luilding ana
grrunds.
Tho applios Iona Of fifty-ihres Per.
soma Tor positions as to- cnoTe. Com.
mittee on teachers and school work.
The resignation OF Lena NJ. whit
a teacher In the Lincoln school, was
accepted.
Claims were allowed IN tho gum Of
81 68l.2S, after which the board adj
tlDrnsd Tor two weeks.
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s,r,, 49,, ~ Vice
Assk ssmENT NOTICE


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN Tu,r
~ meeting Of the Board Of Dits,a,.i..A ~
tho buckeye Mining Company beIs' :, y
ONCE IN salt l. he CITY Utah. JnIv =, ~ y
an assessment OF one az cent her t6ts
payable At once to Frank Y. Tavl1.O 'auli
tary, No II West First youth Street Ssli HIN
Clty, Utah, and any stock on wbirSS "s ll'
sessment shall remain unpaid on i6s FIX y r.
OF August 1897. will be ueinqucnt apt ,i1'l
mseu ior sue ~ pub ic auction, and Il p,i.
Jlst DAY OF August, 1891. at The hour ~ Ss
at the ollce Of the Company. ia. il Wl.
First south Street, salt Ia 'eCi'v I',,p Z.
pay assessment and cost Of adyeftis6, ~
expense of sale. AL
FRANK Y. TAYLOR
ssitIs,,oCu r mai ,,,--. secreIlT
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of Second South street, between second
ana Fourth East streets, within sewer
District No. !.
81, ton l. Be II ordained by the City
council OF hAlt Lake City, stHte OF Utah, thnt
Anld cry Council doth hereby loyy The tax and
provide for the assessment OF tue urOuprly
upon the blocks, lots and parcels Of land here.
lnher ucsCFlDed hbuttlng on the south side
OF second south street from Second to Fourth
hast streets, within sewer District Number
one OF -nlt Lake City.
This tax 10 levied 10 dstrsy the oxpense OF
constrnctinH sewer on The south side OF
second south street between second and
fourtn East streotH, opposite the hereinafter
uchcrlbeu lois, BLOCKS ana parcels OF lind to be
eapecially affected and benefited by said IN,
proyement' and 4 Is hereby ndiudgod. deter.
mined and established that the same will DO
especially benefited by said Improvement and
SAID blocks, lots and parcels of land are hereby
assessed az an eqnal and uniform rate in
upon taat portion of the south side Of
SECOND South street 10 be improved fronting
o. sqld street and OF depth OF twenty 1--WE
rect back from said second south street DO.
tween second and Fourth East streets; and
the tax hereby levied ana to 10 assessed on
said blocEs, lots and parcels OF land is ono
Thousand Seven Hundred and sixteen )oliaTa
(fl1lB, OOl or one and 30 loo dollars IS 8ll per
linear or from toot nbutting upon said portion
OF second south street to be affected ant hem
entted by said Improvement and tho City
Treasurer n hereby tuthoriZed TO asaers in
accordance with the provisions of this ordin.
anGe hndfor the purpose herein mentioned. ali
OF lots rive t1l and SIX (6l, Block FifIy. 1yo
(5h), PlGtI "a" all OF lots Five t5l, six IA
eeVen % and Eight (S), Block korty.nins tigl'
Plat D." salt Lake CITY aurvcv 80
Ihis levy OF tax upon SAID blocks, lots and
parcels of land Is made upon tho same aa
they appear and are shown upon the onlcIal
map or plat of said city andn depth OF Twon.
y'hve t25l feet back from said blockp lots and
parcels OF land abutting on that portion OF
second south direct herelnbefnro described
section H. This ordinance shall be in force
from and after ito approval
Passed by the CITY Council Of Salt Lake
city, state of Utah, july eIth. 1881 title an.
proved and referred to tho Mayor for bis ap.
SEAL DAVID g. EMERY,
Ciiy Recorder.
1897.
JAMES GLESDINNISG
e.. Mayor.
city and ounty of salt Lake. W.
l. David s. Emery, recorder IN and for sal,
Lake ity, Stale OF U,ah, do hereby certify
that the above and foregoing is full tTuo
and correct copy OF an ordinance emitted IAN
ordinance leyying the tax and for the hssess.
ment OF tie property on the sOUth side OF
Second south street, between second and
Fourth EAat 8treOtr, within sewer district No.
L. passed by the CITY CounCi, Of SAID CITY,
Ju y.i. 1897, and approved by tho Mayor JulT
SO, 1871, as appeRrs OF record In my oGico
In witness whereof have hefCuEto SGT my
hand and Affixed the corporate seal Of said
city THE 3Olh DAY OF July. a. u 1881.
ttEAL DAVID EMERY,
B,As City Reco' der.
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NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the tax assessed against NE properly on
the fouth side OF second south street, De
tween second and Fourth East streets. IN
salt Lake CITY. Utah, Tor the purpose OF DC.
frAyiug the expense Of constructing sewer
along said portion Of said street VIII become
delinquent september ~. 1897. in accordance
with the provisions of the ordinances OF SAID
city. j. l.. MAY,
Aug 5, 1881 city Treasurer.
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sTOCKRoLDERs' MEFIINo :

NOTICE is HrRTBy eryv,
~ meeting of the stoesboi M THAT 4
iosepa Agricultural aud stoct GI n.h' nj
o. huld ~ tho company omen AaI tdI
Wy. Htnh, on tho 9th day Of Aug 'n = Ia
boarS ot a. d, M: FOR ihc purpose Of e'.s!
TWO years JosLtH ii. DEAN 'li