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The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1897-08-27

another wants sweets, another
wants salt things, and SO on.
The real need all the time is
to enrich the blood so as to
supply nourishment for an
other life, and to build up the
entire generative system, so
that the birth may be possible
and successful.
If expectant mothers would
d fortify themselves with Lydia
Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Coim-
pound, which for twenty years
has sustained thousands of wo-
men in this condition, there
would be fewer disappoint-
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1897-08-27

1t Is noted that the women Of the
royal families Of Europe are, on the
average, much stronger, mentally and
oh ysYcally. than the men.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1897-08-27
TRACED IN THE SAND.
The Farewell Message OF a Charm
ing Young Suicide
"violet," She Wrote, Gloves Kindness.
and she Does Not Always Get
Ir'-Then She Drowned Her
self in the bay.

After scrfbbling her name and fare
we'll message on the sand Violet Foster
Cloves jumped from a pier into the
ocean at San Francisco and was
drowned. The words which she scrib-
bled in large letters on the beach were:
"Violet Foster Cloves. Violet loves
kindness, and she does not always get 1t
in this country"
Her life story is a remarkable one.
She was 20 years old, pretty and refined.
Her early life was spent in Texas, but
she was reared in Philadelphia When
10 years old she resolved to earn her
own living, and she went from her
home to Pittsburgh. There she worked
for caterer for time, but tired of the
life because 1t offered her no chance of
advancement, and she went to St Louis.
She remained in St. Louis several
months, and then continued towards
the Golden Gate, reaching San Fran
cisco year ago.
She had a taste for music and q long.
Ing for stage career. Her first employ
ment In San Francisco was as govern
ness in private family. While thus en-
gagged she met Mrs. M. II. De Young,
and to that lady she confined her hopes
and ambition. Mrs. De Young became
interested In the beautiful girl and
promised to assist her. AS part Of the
proposed help place in the ballet Of
Carmen" was secured for her.
For several weeks Miss Cloves oc-
cupied place in the chorus of the
opera, but she attracted far more atten-
ton than she desired. She was prettier
than the other girls and she could sing
better. She seemed to be intended for
something better, and later 1t was
learned that tho dainty little chorus
girl was taking lessons in voice culture
from Q capable instructor who was paid
by Mrs. De Young. Then the other
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1897-08-27

Ifyou are worked out" fweak,
nervous, run down or you feel
tout of Sorts" or if you want to
avoid the ills, weakness and ex-
haustion, SO sure to come, don't
delay. Get this grand restorer of
health and strength, DR.. Greene's
Nervura blood and nerve remedy,
at once, and twill make you well.
DR.. Greene's Cathartic Pills act
in perfect harmony with the Nerv-
ura, producing regular, natural and
healthy action of the liver and
bowels. DR.. Greene, of "a Temple
Place, Boston, Mass, who is our
mostsuccessful specialist in curing
all forms of nervous and chronic
diseases, can be consulted without
charge in regard to any case, per-
sonally or by letter.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1897-08-27
MOTHERHOOD.
How Good Constitutions Are
Transmitted to Children.

mother who in good physical condition transmits to her
children the blessings of good constitution.
The child fairly drinks in health from its mothers robust
sttion before birth, and from healthy mothers milk after
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1897-08-27

Is not that an incentive to prepare for a
healthy maternity =
Do you know the meaning of what is popu-
larly called those "longngs," or cravings
which beset so many women during pregnancy =
There is something lacking in the mothers ~
blood. Nature cries out and will be satisfied
at all hazards. One woman wants sour things ! II
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1897-08-27

the nerves and purify and enrich
the blood when both become
weakened, and to prevent, if taken
in time, such relapse of physical
force. He succeeded to such an
extent that DR.. Greene's Nervura
bloodand nerveremedyha has gained
a worldwide reputation through
its wonderful cures and the bene-
fits it has conferred on the thou
sands who have used it. In his
study of this subject he has also
become the leading authority on
blood and nervous ailments, and
SO is sought as physician by peo-
pie everywhere. He charges no
fee for his opinion, and can con-
sequently be consulted, free OF
l@ charge, by letter or
ess| in person.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1897-08-27

the seat of health to be strength
and vigor of nerve and pure blood,
and determined to discover a
remedy that would re-encrgizc
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President Y.ung sal, that 10 WIS
sch eRper to feed the Inuiaps than t
hpht tbem," enc his wise supervision
made many OF these wsndsripg somads
seli.hustai ing in lees than half Il
generation.
Mutual improvement o. cieties that
are seeking for living peren inl topics
OF interest shout visit in groups "iht
Hall OF Relics" Indeed society 10
committed TO thir, and surely only
III euu the suggestion 10 avail them.
selves OF so good an opportunity.
Let there be no encouragement be.
caufe Of any misconslruclon OF the
word "Telca," tho bloOdstaindsd deck
Of Neson's fl iGsbip Is sn inspiration
to all his cOun,rymen, willis h s
dying words, "EDgland expects TIA
every mau this day will do hi,
DUTY" will ring for ages In the popu.
lar heart aa they do today; The
few me entces of "the iiltIe
corporal. The great Napoleon sr,
more stimulstivs OF patriotism In l.
Belle Frpnce, than at the glitter -
its Republic, the few relics loft Of our
own immortal Washington along
with those OF Lincoln and otht n
IRE value beyond compu atiop, snJ
II Is no els wish homage, no more lnia .
ustiOn to be interested In things made
sacred by the ute or Ownership n J ..
feph Smith, Brigham Young, WiiiuId
Woodruff or the Pioneers, than for tire
loving mother to cherish in fearful
remembrance tbs toys and trinkels oil
an angel child.
The Hall of Relies Ia open early anu
lste; let public appreciation be show n
by patronage. anu interest be perpetu.
ated by resding there the open book
sacrifice, patriotism, faith, as II,
leaves sre turned by observation, ana
Utah anu her oitiztns will be wiser
AM better for tn creation and pre-.
sefvsiion OF this Hall VI Relics.
LOCKER ON.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN pursuant to a decree of foreclosure ana
order OF sale, 10 me directed from the DIS.
trict Court Of the third Judicial District. OF
the state Of Utah, County OF salt Lake, In q
cause thorein pending wherein. stephen
Hays Is plaintiff. and John Groesbeck, Ann ID.
GroesGeck, and Joseph ). Groespeck, ct al,
arc deiendan's.t to which said decree and order
OF sale reference 10 hereby made. 1 snail ex.
,o io sae pa1e 80 1ae 9Ehes
County Court House. in the City of salt Lake,
tuunty OF salt Lake, state of Utah, on the
slst day Of July, =. lSD- at l2 O'Clock noon all
the right, title. claim and interest OF John
Groesbeck, Ann ID. Groesbeck. and Josuph Z,
GToeshec .et al. OF. in and to tho FOL Owing
one third y interest in the North west quarter
OF section thirty -four (3D. Township One
south, OF Range wo West, -alt Lake Meri-
dian situate, lying and beng in salt Lake
County, Utah Also an und vided two'thirds
81. OF six " acres of hind, situated on the
Mest sido OF tho Jordan River, IN Township
salt Lake Meridian, and particularly
described as follows, to notwithstanding at q
point one hundred and tsenty ,seven and
eight tenths IA 10y rods west OF the west
bank OF the Jordan river, on the south side OF
the road that extends west from HE west end
OF Third sos street. SAT- Lake CITY; thence
south forty tiOl rods thence east twenty four
t2i) rods thence north forty az rods thence
wost twenty Tour (gil rods TO the place OF be-
ginning situate in saL; Lake county, state of
cribed NJ beginning III 10 rods webi of the
west bank OF tue Jordan river, on the south
side OF the road that extends west from tho
west end OF Third South street. salt Lake
City, thence aonth forty (iUl rocs, thence Gust
twenty four (2il rods thence north forty (4O)
rods thence west twenty four ga rods to The
place OF beginning, Is "A part OF the southwest
quarter of section two (2l aud part OF the
southeast quarter of section three (3l, In said
Township one souih of Range one west of the
Salt Lske Meridian; To be sold as tho property
OF John A. Groesback, Ann y Grocsbeek and
Joseph Groesbeck ct al, under said decree
and order Of sale in the above cause.
Dated at salt Lake City, Utah, TINS lOth day
OF July, 1891
Sheriff OF snl, Lake County.
ByJ u, TIRMoSY, Deputy.
BooTH, LEE 4 GRAY, Attorneys for plain
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Ftom the frat dawn Of Its modern
history until tho anniversary OF lie
Jubilee few sections Of our country
have tx libited no mNny tutpfises 10
tho W. RID; ma y OF these have excite
no home comment, although critlcism
has almost beltsd the VI be, Tor the
people o. Utah, those who fret invai.
cd lie desolation have been more
belief and misreyresented, more
mlsapprebended AMI commeutsi upon
after all, than the same number Of
citixsns IN any part OF this grand and
glorious republic,
leading features Of their polity,
industiial, religious and social, with
their me. sures for growth and per-
manence have excited both rldicule
and enthusiasm, according TO the
peotacles worn by the observer; their
exodus from civilization, their sdOp.
lion OF Irrigation, their methods oil
emigration, their succoseful colon'z,.
ton, have each In tnrn provoked
either admiration or sneer; their
religion has been denounced, their
social ethics have been the plea for per.
90 cutiop, and their leaders have been
held up to public scorn as adventur.
ers and schemers, while the masses
were called the dupes and victims OF
Designing men; true, the people held
different v ews both as to themselvs =
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE

pURsUANT no AN QRDkH u r.Lt11I b
batp Division OF the lhud J,,,h nj
trict Court OF salt Lake county, MN .
matt or OF the estate OF James y, ps.,s.stf
ceased, the undersigned WI one, ~, y, Ce,f
the west front door OF inc NV ~ po,.f
building, salt Lake tiJ, IMhis VoeIo,f .
the 2sth day of June, 1881 al !. ",iis,ri
The following described propeIN ~ 10
tho county of salt IaFe, SpunN ,o'vt
bounded and described ~ loionM r. to,r n
Part Of lot Three 49,, BLOCK NV IND, M
Plat ~" salt Lake CITY suTN M, ID 70
al the northwest corner OF sng IN ,hertt -
ming thence east len wv igu, i,sdsl ~
Tonf az rods; thence west zen " Sb,.iltss
north -Four al rods to tho place o. u ysiter
Also pnrt Of Lot seven a. blosss, ~ Il
n7I flat az" Salt Lake NV ~, ds,IA
menclng At the northwe.t corner mi ~
and running east four snd one ., WI iv,l,' =
thence south ono hpndrel VIZ one,bffii
Issl feet; thence west four ana w ~ lstie
,ods thenee north one hundred ~
ave tIa.) feet TO the place " pgs sS tT,siJ
Alsn iots twenty.fOur i2) any ~ Il, 3
f9sl Frich's uhdvision OF h'VN
PIat 3D." salt Lake City survey
4 orms Of sale cash, uNLgI
.,,,r,s,r.tor win viii annexed Of vs.
of Jnmcs u BoCgs, deeeaseN
ttod Juue LIST. 1875 .ortuu,ih,
i he sboyr sale having been oonttpS lt1f
day 10 d1y until July nd ,tHi. ut.,srtiiG y
istrator deaminf V Tor the lost lfs1'
estate and all parties caht'' aoiiee 5tg.
continue same uniil july ~ ,crely tasi I. a
riyea that the said f.c " hs, 4 !. go
until tho 9Th day OF jay ~"
noon of said day, -
Dated, July afd w ,nN DAilLl,, a,
Administrator with the Wili s.sss,td
estate OF Jamss u. DoSss'
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Relics, provide them with the pIltfy
stipend the commission may suggest,
anu let the heroisrn, the travel, the
sacrifice OF the veteran fathers ann
mothers stir their hearts to loyalty
IN self-abnegu,ior tnat EN- laiing
toll and iaith which finds no parallel
In historic ioic.
Tho illu'trations in this days NEWS
Will hello to tell tue story, but ali viii
admit alter a visit that this wss but
glimpse at q miracle, an illustrati o n
mad, up from iHsignifics Mt thugs, yet
all hubbling over with toxts and
thoughts that shsll live forever and
ever.
Lot no false, narrow or illiboraI 70 OIL
ings blind any OF our p puistion to
This object lesson OF the present; Il
lets3n which when Withdrawn can
never be reproduce or learned from
hooks, II they have employment,
ohuOls, social life, religious iervor, tn.
opportunity was created iot them by
che PiDnerrs," end studying them 4,
duty and privilege uombised.
M matter what the organ cation
when bluds men together, whether
loeial, inJustIiai b, neflcIATy, - b ,ihs.
lie OF reIigl LIE, let "tbe Hall o Rel'cs"
tell iis story to them. ii one Onapt r
l more graphic tnan anuther tU in"!-
Ni!ual, mental or other MOOD, study
that chapter and II tue udent eau 81
com prehend the whole as to note tn
finger OF God and destiny In NOV, :
mrnt once wished anu de med to be h
failure, he or she VIII be richer,
bfpRu,r and better man Or woman, BE
tue case may be.
There Ca be found in "the Hall o.
II ics," an epitome OF civiliz- ton, a
demof elrstion that the AngU Saxon
race when directed sright moves
ward the redemption of SO waste
places OF the earth" coloniz the
desert, bni ding tosIs, tovns. citics,
ira @, overco ming barbarism anu sub.
Iecting rule ard cTuie hu-
mlnity, not by the sword and
the bayouet, by blood and anuibi-
lHtiun, hut by potent example
OF INDUSTRY, Of kind ness and conslders-
tion, even true ecou omy suggesting Us
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utah A REAL PHENOMENON.
Nementoes tho Lessons They Teach as
Exemplfled n the Hall of Relics

lie a natural sequence In the general
arrangement. In one case was II ticed
under he headin! OF "primitivt
Utah" sometning o: geological AM
mi ueral fegturee, the granite or base
rick, selenite cfystals, sulphur, Goa !,
AIT, gilsonite, ca, AM mineral pro.
duct, the asst OF which Ia $50 pound
chunk OF ore, dons'p to he u0mmls'
mission nv jesse knight Of Provo,
from the UHcle Sam m pe, and ~
"a .istouc siap was no @ the anciet rip
@ fotmsd when "lske Bpuaevillt" o.
nu inland zen, really wash II the slopes
Of the "svH rlastlrg nil r." lehyi g
upon their scared and woatber-bsate
-i1es the fferent levels oi 10 q pRet
erE, before pTepafatio were peIfec Ell
flr the coming OF this human rae.
Ii wae a. surpri-ing dur ing the Jubi-
lee to mark the interest In the great
wall map depicting this, as II WEB to
watch the Pioneers iisoussinv the
wall man dellneati n Of the ruu rom
Wintu Quarters 10 GreR Salt LAk',
for the b. Uad rcd Iine trsvvrsed plsce
after place, where camp fires told OF
daily o. Uighliy fost, now nifty yesrs
ago.
from rms primary case me VISITOR
ecans iho rellcs o. the cl 4 dwellttH,
or prehistoric raoe. nf sou her Utah,
this cOilec i3s hsH been " pieTfUlly
enhsnceS CO tbs Jubilee txorciser,
several new arrivals are row
on exhiD. mr. also some cases Of
birde, repre-. iiting by the taxidetmi,ts
art, the lrnthsred tribts OF the south
ern QUANTITIES..
Tais case ia followed by relics OF the
4 resent native tribRe, and then the
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Pioneer eeries begins; we may mt
marvel at the limit OF variety for fifty
| years, in settled society even, dispose
Of many thine, unless In countries
more conservative than ours, as the
catalogue issued by the commission
says:
/ That 80 many relies are 10 the hall Is
J surprising, for 1t must be remembered
that fifty years have passed since 1877,
that the Pioneers brought with them
only that which was absolutely neces-
sary and not to be dispensed with, then
that feature of moving for local colonial
ton has doubtless worked some destruc-
ton; while to a few, old or anuquated
things possess no value and SO they are
relocated to the lumber room or de-
sroyed without concern.
fne aOry OF perae cution and self
defense 10 told In Nsuvoo relice--the
guns ami swords anu spaulettes are
there; the sad story OF Carthage Is
there also; the trip across the great
PIaius Ia told in or yokes, provision
bOxes, WAGONS ana bake kettlet; the
story OF early lstruggle anu poverty in
the spinning wheel AMI reel, In gar
meats and primitive lights; OF early
Industry ami thrift by c)ttoa and wool
ana Il X; OF the Battalion anu the
Pioneers in eymbols so unmistakable
that she who runs may read"
The associates with the early Plo-
nesrs cannot afford to overlook the eA-
nlbit in "tae Han OF Rplics; 1t will
refresh their memories anu sIrergthen
lnclr iaili their descendants even to
their thiru and fourth generation" will
sse some tninrs they Will never forgot,
and II the public schools were in sss-
sion every cnild under the super
vision OF an inteillgent teacher should
no pfiVil ged to v cit sud receive the
IMPRESSIONS which this hail cunvsys.
FAiLBg this, the Surdsy schO Ia
| { eachers AMI childTei) should Mi
| come 10 short period OF inspection
| while OF cOurse Mormon history ls
most fully embodied In tue collection
no "a whole, the subject anu oppJT-
unity clmmeuIs Itself to all iuielii,
| gen; men anu their pOstetlty, none
should he "strsngeTs and aliens" tn the
| fundamental processes Of slate fornis-
| ton, particularly the o. 10 which
obey reside, ana t1 winch tney are
su iected aud by which thsy sTs la
| hu, need in all their preeent anu iptute
veal.
acknowledge ia power" said q good
p tb1sOpher, aud $50 knows is one
| VI lhe ess nGials Of this progressive SVr
AM mlud. Men traverse sea and laI d
to study embryonic CO uitiOu aud u,-
velUpment OF nations long ex.inc +,
while the living processes are Surgitg
| and moulding unheBded all arOunl
| them. rhe drifting atoms OF the ses
/ shore bsoy mes ihs eXhumrd rock o
! laler generations, the motives, i'm.
| IA 'ts. Sc Of ms rte solid fisI Int
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YOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED 10 N

VoU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED 10 II
h pear in an action brought asainaiA
by the above named pllinth 10 be Dir1
Court of the rnlrd Judicial district Of ut,u
OF Utnh and 10 answer the COMPLIANT q
therein within ten days exclusive OF The y
OF seryicel after the service on you q u
summors-if served within this eounyj q 9
served out of this county nut 10 this dsr1
within twenty days; Otherwise within ~
days-or judgment by default Will lt "a
| against you. according 10 the prayer Of ~
compliant.
Tine SAID action IS brought to hHTentir
Of this court Apo nlIng a guardian % "A
for defendant, Joseph A. flanagau ~
non compoA months; 20 nave Judgment i.in
the defendants, Flanagan, Tor the saH dia
PRINCIPAL and interest thereon a. Ihefsa y
per cent per month from Decembefi y
for s. 81 taxes with interest a. per uhls
srnum from April u. ISL for Sly A'liHl
fees and for costa OF sui ialleged 70 " lls,l
u certain promihsOrynOieeN ecnle1o y h!a
PENDANTS, Flanagan, To one l.. =, 'eh.llss
agent for the plaintiff at SAT- LAKE CIV y
18th, 1928, for the sum OF s2Is, bearlhs ~
at per cent per month, same belngseesN.s
q mortgage OF even date thereWllh or litslH
hereinafter described. executed BY sac W.,
ants. Flanagan. 10 plalhl,u, Who W.
legal owner and holder OF sald no'e tpa =.
gage; that no part Of sad note mas btth =.
except the sum of s3i on the interest,", ".
April 81, lsy7 plaintiff paid on sad pIsoi,1,s'
dellnquent taxes the sum OF sfM, NhN-a
not been paid by said defendant 70 w
usual statutory decree OF this eonn VI
foreclosure of SAID mortgage ana wy ~
said premises; that proceeds OF ss. .,,ss
applied in payments of amounts que n -,
End that defendants and all persons WI, ~
under them be barred and iofeclosea
claim OF equity of redemption theIelo ~,
other relief said premises bong ae''i''"
follows; IA,
beginning 90 rods W, OF the \, Z; W
the :. W. y OF Sec 81. n. s. OF II M
Lake Mer thence W. 50 rods, lheh9,e VI
rods, thence y. 20 rods, thence \, n Mi
place OF beginning. containing Id
land, being situate in alt Lake Coabg,.sa
Aud you are hereby notified thaI III
to appear and answer the sad oiIiIp,,.,l
shove required, the said plainuu VII
the Court for the relief demnnded Nd
Witness, The Honorable Judges N, m
OF the District Court OF w ~ b
judicial District, IN s n. M
tsFlL.l state OF Utah, This 2Nl w
April IN the wear Of our 49, nv,
thousand eight hundred anu '-'
seven. ,,,-,,n,R rl,4
BY GEO. ID. LOOMS, Deputy o'e'A'
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sRcuoN 1. BE 1t ordained by the City
Council OF salt Lake CITY that there be. and is
hereby levied general tax on all property, real,
personal and mixed situate lying and being
within the corporate ImitB of Snlt Iaso CITY,
made taxable by the laws of sad State and
the ordinances of sad City seven mi Is On the
dol an ns follows. to.wit;
First-To defray the contingent expenses of
sad city. i've mills on the dollar.
second-To defray TIE expenses of con.
trolling the waters Of sad city, one mill on Inc
do lar.
Third-To defray the expense of opening
improving and Keeping in repair the streets
and sidewalks Of sad city. one third mil on
the dollar
Fourth-To defray the expenses OF con
strucung and keeping in repair sewers and
drains In said city, one third mill on the dollar.
Fifth To defray the expenses Of establish
ing and maintaining public library and read.
ing room. ono third mil on the do lar.
Section IL raid tax shall be collected by
the Treasurer NJ salt Lake county ut the times
and IN the manner provided by law for collect
ing state and County taxes, and sad Trensur-
or shall have and eNnrciHe the sumo powers
respecting the collection OF sad tsA and ga
of delinquent property rs are conferred upon
him by law respecting the collection of state
and County tnNes.
Section III. This ord nance shall take effect
from and after Its approval,
Passed 10y the CIV Council of Salt Lake City.
State OF Utah. June gath, 1891, title apl
proved and referred to the Mayor for his sp.
prevail
City Recorder
Approved this the second day Of July, A. D
JAMES GLENDINNING.
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

Motto is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
IN meeting OF the stockho ders OF the Titan
ami Salt Lake Canal Company viii be held on
saturday. the 3lst OF July, s9I. at lo'clock
p. m. at the Fourteenth ward meeting no use.
nj the city and county OF salt Lake, state of
Utah. for the pa pose Of considering the ad
visibility of entering into contract with the
Electric Power Company corporation,
Whereby the said Electric Power Com.
pany may have the use of a por.
lion OF the ltAh and Salt Lake Cana!
to convey water through the same for
the purpose OF generating power, and for the
transaction Of such other business as may
properly come before the meeting.
by order OF the Board hf Directors,
GEO. o. LAMBERT,
Secretary.
Dated July 10, 1897
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City and County OF salt Lake. 49,
!, David /. Emery, recorder in and for salt
Lake city, state OF Utah. do hereby certify
that the above and foregoing Is a fun, true and
correct copy OF an ordinance entitled IAN
ordinance leyyinE n tax on the assessed value
of the taxable properly within the corporate
limits of sRlt Lake City, county Of sat
by the City Council OF said city June 9th,
1891, and approved by the Mayor July End,
1857, as apLearF OF record in my Office.
In witness whereof l have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the corporate zeal OF SAID
city this the End day Of Jrly. A. ID. 1891.
hEAL DAVID 5. EMERY,
226 CITY Recorder,