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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-04-21
TO TOW THE MERCEDES.
Wrecker Rescue Leaves New York foi
Santiago.

ing steamer Rescue. of the Merritt
Chapman Wrecking Company, is being
fitted out here for trip to Santiago de
Cuba. She is the largest wrecking yes
sci afoat, and has received orders to
sail on May 18th.
The Rescue is going to Santiago to
tow the raised Spanish cruiser Reina
Mercedes of Admiral Cerveras feet
to Norfolk. Va.
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OLD DOMINION PRES. DEAD.

New York. April 20.-Captain Henry
\. Bourne. President of the Old Domin-
ion Steamship Company. died to-day at
his home i'll Brooklyn, aged 10 years.
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FIRE AT BLACKWE ISLAND

New York. April 20-A fire broke out
III the hospital Of the penitentiary on
Blackwell's Island this afternoon and did
damage to the value of about $4,000
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NO SUCCESSOR OF QUAY.
Pennsylvania Legislature Adjourns-
Extra Session Probable.

Harrisburg, Pa, April 2o.-The ses-
sion of the General Assembly of 1899
adjourned finally at noon today. 1t
closed without the election of a success;
sorto Matthew Stanley Quay and unless
Governor Stone calls an extra session
at which there should he an election,
Pennsylvania will have only one repre-
sentative in the United States Senate
the next two years.
On account of the failure of the Leg
islature to pass such legislation as would
have wiped out the deficiency ,of 3d.
100000 in the State Treasury and GOV.
cred the estimated ordinary expenses Of
the State Government for the past two
years. it is not improbable that an extra
session will be called.
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NO VERDICT IN QUAY CASE.

Philadelphia. Pa, April 2O.-The jury
in the Quay case had not agreed upon IA
verdict at 10 o'clock and they were then
locked up for the night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-02
l-()A.

Last week the three weeks old baby
Of MIR AMI Mrs. Isaac blackburn, died
after an illness ~ several days.
Thursday the little son ~ Mrs. Han
nah Taylor OF Fremont passed from
this stage Of action into the great be-
yond where sickness and death are un-
known,
Last Wednesday morning Nora, the
10 year old daughter NJ Mr. ana Mrs.
Elisha Goff. passed peacefully away in-
To- the great beyond,
Representative Mansfield has intro
duced u hill to change the boundaries
of our county, so that II viii Include
the Fish Lake country and more of the
Holder mountain country The mea-
sure should SO through, and has a good
chance of doing W. All the ranches,
reservoirs. saw mills and an such prop
orty on the two tracts are the property
of Wayne county people, The supplies
nf Irrigation water that run from them
are used ON our lands. We are closer
10 Fish Lake and can better look after
the nHh On that account. besides ten
Wayne county men go IN Fish Lake for
every one that goes there from sovlcr
The change should bee made row, for II
N unjust 90 Scyler county 10 longer
have Ia care Tor Fish Lake. which
brings NJ $50 much and so little 10 them
--l.oa Advice
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NEl'liI.
sneeIal corrcspondenec.

special Correspondence.
Ncphl. Utah. Feb. I. iS9l.--W. =. Nc.
cornick came down from tho capital
this morning to attend q meeting Ui thp
directors Of the First National bank
Snow to the depth of six inrhps irn
here last nlgth AMI stiil showing THIS
insurca q generous supply of water the
coming season.
Tho aoldshrourh house. Tor thirty
i've ycnra the leading hotel OF this city
changes hands today. "incln Henry
coidshrnurn. one Of the pioneers % this
fection aud probably the bcHt known
man In Southern Utah. opened IL hos
pitnblc DOOR 20 the travelling public In
the early sixties. but owing tn adNanr-
ing years. he now fctifca and Lrc Whit
tnker assumes control. The old land
mark has undergone "a complete fenoNu-
ton. Including new ROOT. ana the now
management Intend 60 make u an up
to-dato hotel which will nli the proven
bal ''iong felt want" IN this city
Judge T. v. Higgins left Tor Salt
Lake yesterday. lie VIII open the FIRST
term NJ court at Fillmore, February
I'm.
About fifteen OF our young mon have
lately received calls ~ fil Missions, and
In several eases Il " for second term,
but rs far ~ known u ~ their luicn-
tinn 10 accept the Invitation, Nophi
has felt Justly proud ~ her representa-
tivcf abroad. aud these new recruits
VIII 10y no means lower the standard.
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HENNEFER.
spcelaI corespondenec.

Special correspondence.
rcncfor, Feb. I. sa9-Your CORE.
apondent has been waiting and wnitlus
Tor some one ~ those men getting the
senatnrshlp and having that huHnvfi
M u the hands of our law-makcrn. be.
fore writing M the need ~ opening q
new wagon road through the narroNi
nf the upper Weber canyon.
Jackson Reading ~ Hoytsville, nov
Deceased told the writer many years
ago. that himself and the late Apostle
orrnn Pratt. when the Pioneer company
rested here. the evening before "rVHsing
the hlr mountain. together journcyei
over this meadow 10 these nnrrowr IN
the hope 81 finding better way Int"
the valley.
N now appears that the time has ar
rived TO open q road on this natural 10.
cation. such ruad would be of last b
ing benefit. when completed, To the
travelling public ~ Morgan. DAVIS,
Weber. and summit counties. In par.
tlculhr. hy shortening the distance nill
avoiding the divide between licncf'r
and croydon.
This ~ offered rs a reminder to the
State repreHentutivcr II " highly
probable. II they viii combine ON this
matter. since this u q state road aul
q nriionai highwsy, that the road VIII
b. built
An investigating committee should
b. appointed and perhaps mn adequate
appropriation should be made for shis
purpose.
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OUR NEIGHBORS.
OAKLEY. IDAHO.
Special corre.pondence.

Special Correspondence.
our quarterly conference was held
here on Jan. - and -. None OF the
brethren from Salt lake city was with
ur, 20 the time was occupied by local
Elders, some Of whom have lately re-
turned from missions. The main sub
iectH spoken on We're our duties as Lat
ter-day SaintH nnd the spreading ~ tho
Gospel 10 the nations, A good feeling
prcvniied. and all seemed to enjoy
themselves.
Elder Leslie Nichols Of brigham city
II here lnburlnE In this stake In the In
tcrcrt ~ the Mutual Improvement A.
fociaiions. The fruits N his labor arr
shown IN tho greater intercAt now be-
INK taken hi this work than was ever
before manifest.
our schools are crowded TO overflow
Ing. and the great need OF the day u
mora school houses.
The stake Academy II enjoying a
prosperous year under Prof. A. y. q,
NELSON ~ principal,
There has been some sickness here.
hut not many deaths thus farthia win
ter.
The Diamond Field Jack" case. which
has attracted 20 much attention. In DC.
inF watched with great interest. II
H. hoped that II will soon be settled. a,
II has cost this county great deal OF
money.
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ORANGEVlLLE.


Special Correspondence.
orangoyillc. Utah. Jan. n. 1899, Our
town has been visited with severe
wind storm the last twenty-four hours.
which has swept everything clean.
what little SNOW that We had IN an gone
and the frost n leaving the ground,
and II appears nH though We shall have
spring next month. In fact, there IN
some ground that would do To pillow and
SOW now.
We anticipate building school house
next summer. We are very much
crowded In the little old schoolhouHe
We now occupy, as We have school
population Of over go. We have four
schools now running nnd need q NTH
one. We are renting rooms FOR two Of
the schools at present
We are going 10 have a reunion NJ
Black Hawk Veterans next Friday ana
Saturday In this place ANA "A good time
N anticipated.
The health ~ the people here II good
at the present writing.
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up. and no doubt VIII have plenty To do
next spring. The weather u heauutt.l
the last few days. the snow has All
melted.
Enthusiastically our little ward r. In n
prosperous condition. The new stake
presidency. put IN at the last quarterly
conference OF the Emery st1kl, seems
10 give much satisfat ton IN hts part
~ the vineyard. brothers Timothy aud
Nudge from Vernal. Uintah county. are
among US. doing "a good N1fN. ~ the
Interest ~ the Y. VI. - T. \. The
young folks aro prcparin' 10 sivs the
people "A pleasant evening nt the next
COnjoint session. 10 hr held Sunday
evening. Feb. 9Th. Tho sunday lcbuVl
II iinurishing. The officers and teAchere
are at present rchearsinE the nfisinnl
drama. entitled "Tcmpost Tossed,
which they Will render Feb. 2jth. lN's'
FOR the bcneiit ~ the sunday school.
Much can be said IN praise u our good
Bishop and his counsciura, for the &C.
tive interest .hcy take iu our sunday
school. and the officers and ienchrrs
are deserving much praise Tor their
whole soulcd work In the good 'nuat.
The ntl-"Mormon" crusade nccns to
have no material eject on the people
here. they know whence u comes.
The marked improvement In The Des.
crct News lately n highly appreciated
by It's readers hero.
Few COW boys got on n spree here
today ana undertook TO run thf town
To suit themselves. but Marshal .srdcr-
son aud Sheriff Alfred put d sudden
stop to their waflikc operations. Those
would-bc toughs VIII b. more careful
la the future
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MOAB.

The mountains seem 10 be holding n
lnrrc amount Of SNOW which VIII In
SUR plenty OF water for the next irri-
cation HsnHon.
An attachment was issued January
goth. out % the district court against
Walter Moore for 500. The action was
brought hy "a salt Lake city bank.
The Home Dramatic company was
favored last evening with large aus
diencc. The company rendered y
Confederate Spy" az whole, fnlrly
well some OF the parts wcr. decidedly
well taken. Tho stage Ut the opera
house ~ rather small for some OF the
military movements. The home COM
pany have demonstrated that We have
IN our midst some good theatrical talent
which should be cncourr frd.
ON Wednesday afternoon OF this week
Miss Gertie Price and Mr. Robert y.
Thompson were united In marriage nj
the residence OF Mr. and Airr. Horny
Holyoakc. Bishop johnson officiating.
iho event was the occasion Tor a large
gathering NJ friends and relatives NJ
tile iioiyonkc homestead. A bountiful
fepast was served after the ceremony
and In the evening the large opera
house was crowded with dancers In
honor OF tho event. The young couple
start IN nfo'H journey with thu best
wishes ~ their host Of fricndn.-Gtand
Valley fines.
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will give much food for Intelligent con-
sidcratlon. pr. Howard u n close stu-
don't III the tendency 81 civihxauon'
and his deductions cannot fail 10 aW"k-
en- deep interest.
CATTLE FEEDING.
II is quite probable that In no other
valley In Utah do cattle average a bet
tor appearance and condition than ~
SEWER. There are thousands 81 head or
horned stock being fed In this valley
this winter. and their condition ~ eN-
teiient
with hay nj - per ton. and lots Of u;
there " no excuse Tor light fee1ing. ann
cattle are being kept up to their fan
condition. Considerable outside STOCK
IL being bought Up and brought into
SEWER 10 be- fed and held for better
market. Al stock buyers are expecting
n better demand and higher prices next
aprlur. 80
Thcy mn. paying an average Of $50
nor head for COWS. SO TO ~ Tor calves
and SIS tn So FOR steers. The stock WIZ
b. held IN the valley and fed until the
market ~ better. Advocate.
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OUNNISON.

The question Of organizing q a.s,rc
q rugur factory was thoroughly dis
cuht,d at a meeting held satur las
evening. A committee consi.'lrg -
g \. NRdsen. g. a. Short. -. T. i'sfn-
lund. Henry Robbins and Thomas y.
kcnrncH was appointed 10 take the
necessary steps. This com.iittfc VIII
report at another mass needing to be-
held faturdny. February tth.
The meeting ~ the taxpayer ~ Gum
nlaon school district was held today to
vote upon the question uf bonding
III. district for f5.to0 60 build I'VE
school houses From the talk heard
during the past few days It was cH-
pcctcd that the opposition to bonds
would be- very strong. hut II dld not
matefiaiiEc Ia the voting. "iiuudH.
Yes. won the day. the ballot being ias
Tor. and ~ against. No better action
for the public good ever was taken In
this town. with the new rchoOlhuuEcn
aud the outlook for tho future. Gunnl-
non viii be- desirable place 10 settle
In.
An educational meeting was held
here Sunday evening that was largely
attended. An excellent program was
carried out 10 the pleasure of all pres
ont. W u. Livingston OF Manti and
County Superintendent Nelson were
the speakers 81 N. evening. Roth
talked ON the Importance and value Of
education and the duty % the people In
providing their children with proper
school facilities.
The stockholders ~ the Cunnlson Co
or held meeting last week and re-
elected officers and a board ~ directors.
=. \, TUT Il president. T.. J. kcarnoa
treasurer aud secretary. and ~ g. sor-
cnHon ana -. n. ncrRlund directors.
The latter II also manager. a dividend
..g asFt h.. al aN..aL -
IN. past year was declared.
~. a. kcarncr sold my head ~
fnc Hereford cattle this week TO Levhn
PARTIES, They brought good prices. 4
number Of stock buyers have been IN
recently. -Sanpcte Democrat.
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MORGAN.

Representative wclch came up from
Salt Lake city last Thursday 10 visit
his family,
!if. oscar Olson Of Peterson who II
one ~ summit county'n popular teach
cfr 4 spending n week In Visiting our
schools. His school In oakley II closed
on account ~ sickness.
The Peterson school was the contcr
ri attraction last Friday IL was Wis.,
itrd hy four schools, Via South Nor
gan North Morgan. Milton and Little.
ton. All seemed 10 enjoy looking
through the building.
Married IN the Salt Lake Temple on
Wednesday last. Mr. Joseph spcndlovo
NJ f.iitieton aud Niles Emma Southnm.
of aiili Greek The happy couple re-
turned to tAttlcton on saturday, where
they win make their home, an Join In
wishing them a pleasant Journey
through life.
Milton ward will celebrate Washing.
toms birthday In grand style. A COM
mittce has been appointed To give the
old folks q royal good time ana, wealth
or permitting, a grand sleigh ride. head
ed b. the Milton brass band viii be one
" the features Of the day.
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
4 program for February ith was
partly arranged which IL ~ follows,
Regular institute at $3.50 a. M.
Public meeting at | y. m.
BANQUET at IN" hotel at $3.50 y. m.
Socini hall at Milton y. m.
The afternoon session will consist ~
rnnls, rcciiatlonH and speeches. Miss
iinhoock will occupy part OF the time
IN the afternoon, Other educators VII
he present,
The banquet win be directly after th'
afternoon meeting 4 few well prepare,
tonnta will be given along with cStrl
musical selections, Joshua William
viii stnrt tho smiles around the tables
lie " tho toast master All are cor
daily invited to all ~ the meetlnga.-
Morgan mirror.
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RiCHFiELD.

The temporary restraining order
granted by Judge Mccarty last week In
favor ~ Judge Wallace. In the iiutlcr-
Beck cmbrogllo, was put partially into
eject Friday by being served upon
William ogden here and went into full
force Saturday by being served upon
Fitggcrald. Middlemiss and the other
defendants
judge Mccarty viii hear arguments
next Monday at Junction In favor ~
aud against making the Injunction per-
muncnt,
There h q hitch In the progress of the
First National hank ~ RiChneld get
ting ready Tor business, and the open
INK uf tho institution may be- delayed u
little beyond the time expected.
Hans Tuft ana j. a. l,osH, who had
subscribed literally 20 the stock OF the
new bank, have changed their minds
and Withdrawn their subscriptions,
Those who remain In the concern say
II VIII be rcnrFanlgcd az once, and that
thorc VIII be- little II any delay In get
ting everything In readiness FOR the
opening about March T.
The latest enterprise Ia b. put on
foot ~ a telephone line connecting Rcd
mund ana Snliun, The line Will he put
IN aud operated In the interest ~ the
standard Telephone company " New
| York local parties furnishing the poles
/ ana taking a certain number NJ private
boxes Work viii be inaugurutcd Inn
! mrdintely,
An effort win he made soon To cstah-
! fish connection between Snlinn aud
| l,lchheld ana later include other towns
| Ia general system.
PUBLIC LECTURES,
| The lecture OF Prof. u. II. Allen last
Saturday evening at the opera house
I under the auspices of the Richneld high
/ schuul. was no lens interesting than
those which have preceded A. Thor,
was good audience present, ana their
clufe attention showed they enjoyed IN,
professors talk. The auditors wer,
taken To the great Yellowstone Park
| and. with the assistance OF many col
/ ored Views, Prof. Allen WAS able e
give thom an excellent Idea OF IN,
many interesting features Of this beau,
tiful accnlc reserve.
Next saturday evening Dr. OrsOr
Howard of the state University viii
deliver a lecture, on "Orientailsm
This Will be a rare treat for matur,
and thoughtful minds, as It's philosophy
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MANTI.

Mrs. Joel Shoemaker left on wcdnca-
day to Join her husband az North in-
klma. Washington. where Mr. Sho-
maker " engaged In the newspaper
business Sho was accompanied by
Mites piantha Killings.
The Young Ladies' ana Young Mems
associations win give "a party the com-
Ing week Tor the benefit Of home mis-
finnnriea lahofing IN the north end of
the State. Attend the party and do
nate your mite toward the good cause.
Seventeen boys, more or less, were
taken In by Marshal Ottoron On
Wednesday night under the curfcw or
dinnnce. They viii appear before city
Justice ivcrron az o'clock this after
noon and explain why they were out
at such an hour ~ the night.
Mr., Charles Nelson and MirH Eunlcc
Billings were married at the BRIDES
home ut II O'Clock "Wednesday morn
Ing. January 2blh. The newly married
couple left ON the noon train for North
Yakima. Washington. where they viii
make their home. We Join their friends
Ia wishing them happy and prosper
GUS future
Charles Andrews. OF e. Andrews Il
Co, Nephi. was In Mnntl Thursday
and gathered up n carload ~ hides and
pclts around town, scattering between
$500 and fi,n1D among those who had
these articles for sale. lie reports
the wool market ~ booking exceedingly
gloomy AT the present time.
Died ON sunday. January 20, 1850
Carrie. daughter ~ Hon. and Mrs. g. 4.
Larsen. aged 10 years, Deceased hpd
been M for a long time. the immediate
cause ~ her death being dropsy. The
funeral services were held In the Coun
cil house gn Tuesday afternoon aud
were attended by a large concourac OF
eorrowing and Nympnthizing friends.
The speakers were President !. ~.
Maihcn. bishop Reid and Elders Georgc
T.. Bench ana j. n. Wodskow.
Rev Mia ~ Maynard. one ~ tho
ministers NJ the salt Lake Unitarian
society, delivered an able aud enter
tanning lecture nc Tuttlc'H hnil last
Tuesday evening. The lecture was thu
frst of course which the Ladies'
literary society ARE presenting 90 IN,
public. The attendance was very
gratifying To the club and manifested
public interest In the worthy pur'
poses which prompted the event. Mrs
MAYNARD II u delightful tnlker nnU
handled her subject "rhe Ideal Edu
cation" In an Interesting and nttrac
tive manner The audience Ravc clos,
attention and NJ the close Of the al
dress evlnced their approval by heart,
applause.
The program for a concert TO h,
inven under the auspices ana for tn
benefit ~ the South ward Sundul
school, February o. 1889 at the assem-
bly, hall. commencing az Z D. M, In
cludea duet by Henrietta Mndsen AM
May Anderson recitation. by william
p.fiNinEHton; music by the lirox baud
drill by little girls conducted by Ami
Peterson solo. l.. A. Luber: music
William and Tena Wcstenrkow: reclta
iion. Kate Crawford song. Male quar-
tette; recitation, James Munh; must,
William and Tonn Westenakow; sons
''v choir muslc by Oeorgo Brox an
company; recitation. Enoch JorgenseI
and n cnntntn.- Sanpete Democrat.
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MlLLVIL.L.E.

4 fne character ball WAS held In
Millyllle last Friday uyeninH. a large
number Of picturesque costumes were
In attendance.
Mrs. Martin shnncr and Aunt
Snrah Weaver are quite ~ with the
grip. while the little child ~ SIR. and
Mrs. shaffcr II very sick with whooping
cough.
: most enjoyable surprise was dcld
last Wednesday evening In honor Of
Mr., Joseph Jcwop. 4 large number II
The gentlomnn'n friends assembled nt
HE home Rnd passed the evening very
PLEASANTLY. Logan Nation.
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OUR OWN STATE.

lly. and niece Of Prof. Geo. II. Brim-
hall.
The Scotch and the Danish had thler
reunions In the Crecr's hall last week
Alice u. zenor and George Robertson
Of this city were married In the Tenn
pie on january 2jth.
There II considerable sickness among
children. but comparatively few fhtal
cases.
IL has been showing Tor nearly twelve
hours and stlll falling
The Icoiundcra Of this city had q
gathering In the fcclandic hall last
night and elected n committee u nine
to arrange for their national reunion
which II to take place on August End
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PRICE.
Special Correspondence.

WT"NTWT F7TT "T7WVWN-IIT'0
Price Utah. Feb. Price. the
metropolis ~ eastern Utah" ~ very
quiet az present. our business men
are not doing a rushing business. but
from all indications they are mailing a
lNing, frelghting could lee brlEher
the strike among the frelynters here
for higher wages, has cooled down,
without doing anybody any good, or
improving existing conditions. Me-
ohanlcs of all kinds are not doing very
much at present, but they ere rrsllng
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SALIVA.

special 10 the News"
Snlina. Fob. i.--J0hn J. Hayes u
Pleasant Grove II here visiting his old
friend, Edwin Crane
William G. Murphy buried an Infant
child yesterday.
Frank Hepburn. with his opera com.
pany. played here last night 20 u small
but apprccintlvc audience.
y. e. cohlc ana son. stock buycra "
FLORENCE. Nebraska. arr guests ut the
White House.
weather ~ spring likc. and should the
weather continue fine, the farmers OK
poet 20 put In thclr ernln thl. month.
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Ia Grippe IL again epidemic. Every
prccnution should be taken 20 avoid a..
Its specific cure II one Minute Cough
Cure. A. ]. Shcpcrd. Publisher Agfi-
cultural Journal and Advertiser. Eden.
Mo, says. mo one will be diHappoint-
ed Ia using one Minute Cough Cure
for La Grippe" Pleasant TO take,
quick to act, 4. g. sohrnmm. Meteor
nick building. corner. Main street.
First South.
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Notice IL hereby given that nj a
meeting OF the Directors Of the Bonne-
willie Mining Company. held January
~. 1882 nt No. ~ north Main Street
salt Lake city. assessment No I, of
one.haif cent per share was ievlei on
the capital stock ~ said company. paw
able Immediately 10 the treasurer vi
Any stock on which this assessment
may remain unpaid on the goth of
February. 1850. will be delinquent and
advertised for sale ut public auction,
aud unless payment " made before
will be sold on March 18th. 1899. to nay
the delinquent assessment. together
with cost Of advertising aud expense
Of sale.
JOHN WELLS. Secretary.
No. ~ north Main street. Salt Lake
CITY. Utah.
Dated January IL. 1890.