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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1902-06-20
Shipbuiltl'ng Combine,

q u but tho mercSt formalitic of the
plan to combine several Of the big
Shlpbujlding yards Of the country nn-
der one maDagcmcDtshav been COM
petcd according TO The Herald a
few papers remain yet to be signed,
and for this p;nposc Il meeting Of those
most interested VIII be held Thursday
AFTER which \ forma announcement
or tlic new cOporation will he placed
on the market. It Is said that the
plans contemplated company which
VIII turn ont ahy kind OF vessel from
"a tramp steamship Of small dimensions
TO battlcship, weighted down with
the heaviest Of armor. Iron and steel
works arc being negotiated for and
1T Is understood several extensive
plants have been purchased
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1902-06-20

"A Sad Feature OF tho Tornado In
Illinois,

a dispatch from Bloomington, III,
says death and destruction followed In
Tho wake Of tho tornado Wednesday
night. The saddeT feature was the
killing Of tho three young women who
were attending a dance at the town
hall Of Mcrna, small village, ten
miles east Of Bloomington. There
was a party Of 250 young men and
women at the dance in the hall when
The tornado struck the building about
I | o'clock "Wednesday night. Every
body rushed for the doors. a NUM-
Der Of young men held The doors to
prevent the people from escaping
fearing that they might bc injured or
killed after they got outside. About
half or them, however, escaped and
then the building collapsed. The 9TH
crs were buried IN the wreck. Three
were Killed and forty or ifty others
more or less Injured. some Of them
seriously. The dead are:
Miss Lena Jahugam, Mrs. Edward
Martin and Miss Kelly. All are
daughters Of prominent farmers in the
vicinity. The bodies were horribly
muliIatcd by the heavy timbcrs.
quite Il number Of young men and wo-
men were taken from the ruins In an
unconscious condition and some Of
them arc still in that state and 1t Is
feared That there may be other deaths.
The storm reached Bloomington
about II j. M, commencing with Il
furious electrical display. Rain accom-
panied the wind and the business dis
trict suffered severely Many plate
glass windows we're blown In and the
stocks Of goods we're badly damaged.
Hundred Of trees IN the city were
broken or at The trunks and the
streets arc almost inpaSsablc. Build
! ingS all over the city are damaged,
but no lives were lost nor was any one
seriously injured. a man standing on
West Washington street was blown
300 feet but escaped with only bruises,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1902-06-20
4 paid Witness.

Representative Jones Of Virginia
made II very unpleasant for Hucn.
cnmirD, a former member OF
AEiiimaIi'o':; cabimet, who has been
brought To Washington by the adj
miniStration " he made Il witness IN
behalf OF the administrations Philip.
pine policy before the house aud senate
committees, by confronting him with
a copy Of 4 certified address written
and signed by himself to the Amcri-
can congress, IN which he declared
that President Mckinley was seeking
by force Of arms to impose American
sovereignty on the Philippines and
that independence was The only thing
that would make life and propcrt,
Safc IN The Philippines, In nothcr Word.
Representative Jones has proven tina,
lhis Willy Filipino was an advocate
for independence until he had hi.
opinions changed by being placed OF
the American payrOll.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1902-06-20
NEARLY ,WIpED our.
AN Alaba,na ro,yn pes.roYed DY tho IN,

59sI none Of the most disastrous conna,
grations that over visited Alabama,
Alexander CITY, place of 800 peo-
pie, was wiped away Friday by fIro.
the estimated loss reaching $50. 900.
which the Insurance. will not begin ia
The town was not supplied
With WatcrWOrks md all the terror
stricken people could do was To sa ye
what little they could and then, nj.
most pTOstrate, Zee from tic fire.
lielp was telegraptied for, but j E r. s
rived only To lind the city q mass ff
ilstlcs, slioul ldcring In dust. The ts.le-
graph Office was destroyed and all tcle-
plinno communication with the9town
ilas been impaired, d,#makiGRit impt,ssi,
bic 10 leilrn8 fun details Df tile IRE 81
It is learned that oa!y provisions
Gun be supplied TO the homeless until
Monday. The fire broke out al a lex.
ander City machine shops ut i o'clock
Friday afternoon. The long period
of. hot, dry weather had we'll prepared
the the buildings OF the little city for the
rapid spread OF the Z flames !, s .i stir
wind was blowing with fierce rapidlty
the llIl IRE spread from building to build
ing until the cntlgc town was d secth-
ING mass Of flames, ISyery business
house, three banks. two hotelg, two
livery stables and niue dwellings are
totally destroyed. Not more than
two or three thousand dollars worth
q goods wore saved In tho Central Of
Georgia depot, while three or four
cars Of freight were totally destroyed.
The Methodist church, court house
ana postoilice went up like tindcr
boxes. No people were killed,
The railroad has established it's tcle.
prapll llilcs under u tree aud appeals
FOR hole and for food. Al Of tho
banks wcto burned and the damage
10 them and to others from tho iofs or
valuable papers will run into the
thousands nf dollars. The tracks or
Tho Central OF Georgia arc so badly
warped that tho passenger trains east
aud west Will have to transfer.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1902-06-20
Tribute no Dr. CarIisle.

Recently the faculty OF tho South
tlarolina college adopted the follow
ings 5S a5 3ss 4
RESOLVED, That gtle faculty Of the
South Carolina colksge have learned
with great regret OF the resigpati0n or $
Ur. James II. Carlisle from the prcsi-
dency Of tyoiYord college. N !ssI % 35S
Resolved, That In the long career or s
this distinguished educator and mus
triUns alu,nnus Of this college, the
faculty recognize most conspicuous
services rendered TO the State, ald to
the interests OF education, of charac.
ter and OF religion, which entitlc ar.
Carlisle to tho affectionate and last
Ing gratitude OF all tho people.
Resolved That the fac,ilGy s,ongrst-
ulate Wollord college on the posses.
Sion Of a treasure 80 invaluable as the
fame OF Dir. Carlisle's character ana
services; and wish for Dr. Carlisle
himself many years OF vel. earned and
happy repose, ~
i Resolved, That a copy ,of tl,is tsatsl.
! ute be sent to Or. Ca rsss.u, To tile prasIs
| dent OF Wofford college, and to tI,e
| daily papers
pr carlisle'sfeply to these resoiu-
4 Lions reads as follows. II $ Il
j Spartanburg, June IA, 9OS.
Il President Il. C.g Woodward. !. 5ss
i My Dear Sir: il am deeply touched
i by the great Kindness Of your faculty.
i Please convey to them my grateful ape
probation of their action, ss, the pTati.
snde 0f man leaves fsle Dlo,irning.'
4 Heartily rec jprocat ting all their as.
s.isai,ce 0f regard /, and MI G(s many
| Wishes for their happiness personal
Il and oflicial, Ian, ass.
Very truly yours,
4 s3 l5 IS III iaS. II. t,arsislA s8
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1902-06-20
Learn to Breath Property.

o IS possible for woman To cxcr.
else her whole body TO keep 1t strong
and well, simply by breathing proper
~. Children should be taught to
breathe and To get into the habit Of
hllinR the whole lung space at each
mhaation and Of cmptying 1t com
plcicly at each cxhalation There is
no better way Of getting To sleep soon
after going 70 bed than by breathing
properly. Push away the pillow and
lie hat upon the back with tile mus
clcs relaxed slowly draw in The
deepest breath possible, hold 1t for
four seconds, thcn slowly cXpcl IL IN.
til the chest and abdomen have col
lapScd. Repeat THIS until you are
tired or fall asleep. There arc scores
Of ways Of varying this exercise But
this IL the essential. or course it Ii
assuDcd that one sleeps With her bed
room windows open.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1902-06-20
>-.--~.-'----~'-~-s"~-
i5OnCOIlStriCttIf Ont.
Jndgsllip UrIncertnin.

The people IN and about Rocky
Mount, y. G., arc much exercised
over The escape from the train at that
place Of a huge boaconstrictora which
was being taken North by ono OF the
midway Snows OF the recent Charles.
ton Exposition. The snake seemed tc
tire Of his confinement and escaped
from The cage IN whichit had been
shut up. Az soon as 1t got out of the
box IT made for the woods and all cf.
forts to fccapiurc 1t have proven vain
The escape Is serious loss to the
show, while the people do not tak,
kindly 10 the idea of having the bil
snake about the vicinity. The coun
try about Rocky Mount affords Tia,
smoke excellent hiding and fccdln|
grounds aud II wlll hardly trouble tn,
residents OF the town, unless the,
hunt and attack it,.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1902-06-20
Drowncd sn lake Huron.

"A During a gale Sunday afternoon
Arthur Martin, aged q, Beatrice
Abraham, aged IL, and Norma Abra-
nam, aged Z, were drowned IN Lake
Huron by the oyerturning Of a row.
boat of Edtaon Reach, Tho acclden;
was witnessed by II number of people
but the storm was 80 fierce that nc
help could reach tho young people
The storm blew up suddenly With tiiy
wind from oty the shore. @ 35 " iss ss
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1902-06-20
.IN]S LID
Because Ono ofs tho Isngi iaeers over
Looked His Orders. 81
AND FIVE PEOPLE IS gILx.ssD
The ii asys ils no tnaS IA a,ss
proaci,ii bt i,,al
Wore ort sepcrs.t q X II
s5nttisti,e. S,Eslltsll.s

58 h fatal collision iirIed B on 4 tIle
Nasty lle, Chat tanoogs allti So. I.p
raj lfoad Thursday aftertioOii be fIsS
Hooker and Summit &, two small IS tt,s ST
lions & about d q fln Hes from Cha tf-
nops,sa Tenn, Five men Were Killed
outright and about / 5 Others ia ore or I'll
less Sci lously h injured. iJly yFs sso 81
or three Of tile wounded ssi III al ie rom
the sI effects OF Stheir injuries.
The dead: s3g5
1eorge Isollifi. engi ineer cff ttiis &c ss$
cOnim0datipn train ssa
III. Rankin, tiIet,ias tlle, N
come zion train, 5
lanes hcrrard 4 remain 81 The
limited. 5ss35
q Express Messcng nger ebb 81 tho liias3
tied 23 sas8
Engineer lsollln died after beInK ~ Il
moved 10 the lIosp tss.
Seriously injured
w q Barker Z mai ! cler 4
Fred Thatcla, bag age inas tcr. 9s
aiail Clerk NJ illers
ls., i.9 ssstoYel, ma II clerk. I. s
IA. Clark, mai clerk s
Engineer g Gorge Ray. 4. $8
'lsrain NJ i,8 sIlOsyrl us the ) aspe rSs
accom- lon train, left Chattay
nootssa about 2 y o. clock Thursday AZ
ternoon. y was due at ssnmmit at$a
J.cS. I'lle other train, fast mail No 4.
from Nashville, was behind time
llna The meeting point OF these trains
mad been changed from tile Ysgilsar. h.
station TO Stmmit, One OF this crVl Us
neers IT is said oyerlooke his orders
and ran past the deslgna Ted meeting
place. Fireman III Al. Rankin WAS 81
horribly maDgled and died almost iil-
stantly. Engineer Rollins was badly M
injured, hisilegs terribly crushed and u
lafge hole made In his head and left;
side. His injuries are Gonsid rata ]. n
sss4 Enn inerrG lfnnrges Kay flf the fnsf,S
issasl ~ iis seriously injured and ZIG !. hi 8
.iong u Y firelila as,, d afnss
isaffi rt iit I1t
Ter eng iIie and s. iily S.
death. lilssllsl Sui ssolf oindess ai,sa N
claarrcfl & tho h i,s
fOtiKla Df him i, ,S
M FIX sY III Of u ID, il
mai as ssss
Ibria and died Short 81 Is yfhyy ela @
fegitOY ed ts n place sai fsss
siie COZ glie llss 3sS fssl
.tite eys is ID ssarii
Ing placed in ii posi- ton tO zee ffie a3, 4;si
preaching disaster. On account OF S
the position of the track, there loeintgs
o double reverse curve at the pace cf s25
the wreck, tile passeiifse MS were able
10 see from the side Of the ca rs the APP
proaching accommodation train. They
thought II merely q passing Of regular
trainsand did not heed the wariling
until the crsii came and Ii was too 5
late to help themselves.
The accommodation train being the *
lighter one, was telescoped, !, the heavy S
engine OF the fast train plonghing it's
way through tho cara and splintarlng I
them into kindling wood. both ems.
gines bed their positions reversed aud
were thrown 40 yards from the track.
None Of the passengers were serI-
onsly injured. n sjl &
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1902-06-20
The or txI,tostcsl. 1.

fts 4 result OF he ex Ion ill iii
llpte, " of q can of Isesose spil L which
WAS ~ l,eiilg tlsed III, l II nj
~ itcliel. Dpc MI ls. llnin,c ssissSi ssi (. i
and d, 4. B.
aged 5, yyere f,arslet so ipss d NINA q
81 yeit9lis that they sslsefi aayersal
hours later mot ierl d Did I'LL rb
"a, Nnsot btle aiaIslcg splaiets ll ati syssl
cinped iserl s3aUgsl iAi. 81 SSl
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1902-06-20
six Haa,trcd i ,I.,fv ssU,t. /.

. Tho li vi tlslt steainer il tsa ncg ttfs, from
Madras Tor il, 5ssl CHI 1; G;Ol
gers, oil natl lficli lSI
to have found Tered on AaiHy !. d inla Ssyss
clone, has beofl yeEeSl sank st tC
isaragna llats in tho A&asidy delta
directly lin the Issscls of gliippi Il llss
}topIilasts OF the Jf0 0tftlsle ii
tho surface OF the wa ter. /. ssSss
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1902-06-20
Women nf,Tnfinx

g Mrs. Virginia y. Young, OF Fairfax,
$, c., editor and proprietor OF tho
Fairfax Enterprise, desires to edit q
collection Of sketches on women of
today In South Carolina and to this
end asks tho help OF her brother cdl.
TORS the members OF the Federation
OF Women's Clubs, the Daughters oi
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1902-06-20
Autos Cn,,sc Death.

Frightened by the rushing Of four
automobiles and the blarc OF their
horns q horse ran away at Reading,
Mass, dashed through the gates at
The railway crossing and an express
train struck tho team, killing a boy
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1902-06-20

An unkrown sailing vessel on fire,
far to the eastward OF Nantucket
shoals, was sighted on June 8 by Capt.
sstabeilo the Norwegian steamship
Nora, which arrived at Chester, Pa.
3Ihtrsday from lliilsboro, N. g. Tho
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1902-06-20
Strang,e,i al I1lepI.ant.

a crowd OF 1900 persons witnessed
tho execution ut midnight In the city
park OF Tour, France, Of the largest
of Bafnum anu Bailcy's performing
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1902-06-20
Dsongs,t i,s IY,oxssal

& The drought which ms existed
throughout Texas for nearly -four
weeks Ia damaging tho corn aud cut,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-15
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT on
the S0th day OF october, 1899, in Salt Lake
City the A. II. Moon company, c0rpor
alton, and u. p, Seares, executed and de
nyered to W. H. Emery, their promssorl
note ia writing in which they promised I,
pay 10 said w. N. Emery IN one year 81
Ter said date the sum OF one hundred ant
nifty $4,000 dollars, with interest al tn
rate OF ten per cent Q0l per annum from
date, that 10 secure the prompt payinen
OF said note, the A. T, Moon company, 2
corporation. on the same date, executed
and delivered 10 the undersigned trus
tee their certain deed Of trust conveying
10 said trustee the following described
property, situated In Salt Lake county
State Of Utah, tO-wit.
Commencing at the northwest corner o.
the northwest quarter OF section twenty
one (2D, township three W SOUTH rangt
one (l east OF Salt Lake Meridian; run
Ming thence south eighty 800 rods; thence
east hfty-One ana four hundred and TWEEN
ty-nlne thousandths t5li2s) rods, theme,
north hfty-six go rods thence cas-
twenty-eight and five hundred and seven
ty-onc thousandths l&blD, rods: theme,
north twonty.tour ga rods; thence west
eighty (S0) rods to the place Of beginning
Said trust deed providing. among 9th.
or things that if default should be made
IN the payment OF the interest or tbs
taxes OF said property when due, or thu
payment OF pflncpal Whtu que, lEdt thli
trustee might at the request Of the lega|
holder OF said note. proceed 20 sell tht
property above described No public venue
Id The highest bidder, at the west front
door OF the court House or said county
after giving thirty days notice Of the
time and place Of sale. and description
vi the property 10 be sold By advertise
ment In some newspaper published IN The
County Of Salt Lake; that default hal
been made In payment OF sad note; Meth.
err any interest nor principal having peep
paid, nor have the taxes on said land
been paid.
That al the request OF tho legal hold.
or OF said note, / will on the 18th day
OF March. 1902 at ls o'clock, noon sell
said above described real estate at the
west front door OF the Court House IL
salt Lake County Utah, or so much OF
me SAME as may be necessary TO raise the
amount due upon said indebtedness %,
gotber with the expenses OF making SAID
sale. including trustees and attorney
tees, at public auction TO the highest bid
''' ~ ' CHARLES BALDWIN,
Trustee
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-15
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
sealed bids will be received by the UNI
derslgned up TO IL o'clock nOon of Feb,
q, 1902, for the material required and
the labor TO be performed on Physical
building ON University Site just east
Of and adjacent to Salt Lake City
Utah, and according 70 plans, specln.
cations and drawings which are open
for inspection Of bidders at the Office
Of Dallas and Hedges, in the Deseret
National bank building, at the corner
Of Main and First South streets, In
salt Lake City, Utah, and all bids and
proposals at the above time will be
publicly opened and read In the Office
OF the Deseret National bank, In said
city at the above time.
All bids must be addressed to uni,
yerslty Of Utah, Salt Lake CITY, Utah.
and marked IN lower left-hand corner
Bids" or such bids can be delivered
to the board Of Regents at the saiG
time and place OF opening same.
Bids must not contain conditions
qualifications, propositions or any 9th.
er thing to those mentioned In the
plans, specifications, drawings, con
tracts and bonds, and bidder must us,
the form Of bids, without change, which
will be found at the Office Of the said
architects, and no other form Of bio
will be received. certified check on
some bank IN Salt Lake City, Utah
for at least five per cent Of the amount
OF the bid must be inclosed, Each
check Is 10 be made payable to the UNI
derslgned and Is to be forfeited to the
undersigned In case the bid is accepted
and the bidder does not enter into tho
contract and bond within three days
after It's acceptance, for the faithful
execution Of the contract and bond
hernafter mentioned.
The undersigned reserves the right
TO reject any and all bids
The proposed contract and bond arr
also at the Office Of said architects, and
can there be examined.
A bond must be furnished for one-
half OF the bid with good and sufficient
securities, all satisfactory and accept
able TO the undersigned.
The physical building Is to be COM
pleted on or before July !, 1902.
UNIVERSITY OF UTAH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-15
Gored by a Holstein Bull.

VisalIa, Feb. H.--Charles Howell the
tventy-year.old son Of l.. M. Howell,
narrowly escaped death on the horns OF
an Infatuated Holstein bull last evening,
lie had carried feed into the corral and
fondled the animal a few minutes, He
turned his back. when tho bull sudden
w charged, throwing him down, tramp
ling upon him and attempting TO gore
him IN the back. The bull, In striving
10 gore the lad, pushed him along the
ground for distance Of twenty feet
10 fence. one OF the horns Of the an
Imal became entangled In young How
ellis clothing and he was thrown over
the fence on the outer side Of the cor
raj.
While PROSTATE Howell called for help
and his mother and sister Mamie rush
ea 10 his assistance. The latter was
wearing a bright red dressing jacket.
she fearlessly rushed into the corral
shaking the brillanthued garment 20
attract the attention Of the maddened
animal but without avail. The bull
was Immediately roped and dehorned,
hut had worked itself into such n rage
that as soon as turned loose It dropped
dead.
Howell was badly gored about the
body and limbs the bluntness OF the
points OF the horns alone saving his
life.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-15
The Great Trainer Put
His Faith in Nerves.
ENDURANCE NE WANTED

The ablest manager of professional
athletes IN the world, Thomas o'Rourke
Of New York city, writing to the pro-
prIetors OF Paines Celery Compound on
January II, saidi
zone Of the most important features
IN the training Of an athlete ~ TO IN
vigorate his nervous system, and moth
ing ever takes the place of Paine's Cell
cry Compound to accomplish thls II
facilitates getting man IN prime con-
dltion. IN my experience in handling
athletes have never found anything
equal to IT,"
This from a man OF whom the most
wonderful champion IN the world said
when one OF Mr., O'Rourke's pupils had
won the worlds championship: "The
secret OF O'Rourke's success | cannot
understand Wonderful endurance and
an inexhaustlble supply Of nerve force
distinguishes the men be coaches from
their opponents in every battle"
For the past II years Mr. o'Rourke
has been recognized as the greatest
trainer IN the world While he was
coaching George Dixon, that young
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

w.
Authorization (fiction).
Belloc-- Danton, A study.
Bowring, (tD-Specimens of the
Polish Poets with notes on the Litera-
ture Of Poland,
Cushlng-Zuni Folk Tales.
De Mille-The Dodge Club (nction),
Doyle-The Great Boer War;
Emerson-Complete Works ~ vols.
Hensman--Cecil Rhodes. A Study Of
a Career,
Hornung-At Large tiction),
kingsley--Letters and Memoirs,
vols.
Kingsley-Poems, vol,
TRANSPORTATION Locke, vols.
Kingsley-Hereward the Wake, vols
Kingsley-IIypatia, 2 vols.
Kingsley-TwO Years Ago, vols.
liingsley--Yeast, l vol.
Kingsley--Westward IIol vols,
Moore--Songs and Ballads Of the
American Revolution,
Nekrasov--Red-Nos Frost poetry.
Oppenheim-Mental Growth and Con-
troll.
Praed-Poems
Remington-Po Pony Tracks.
Ryan--MerZe
Sanborn-Personali OF Thoreau,
Spofford-New England LeNnds.
Symington~-Pen and Pencil Sketches
OF Farce and Iceland
mngton-Tanagra Figurines Gam
tigue Greek Photo Sculpture).
Ten Brink-The Language and Metre
Of Chaucer,
Ouarles-Emblems Divine and Moral.
Wallace-Princeton Sketches.
Wharton--Heirloom In Miniatures.
Wharton--Salons Colonial and Re-
publican.
Whlte-Natlona Hymns.
characterization stories.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-15
NOTICE TO PROPERTY owSRRs,

SPECIAL TAX-NoTICE IS HERE
by given that. IN accordance with or
dinances passed by the City Council OF
salt Lake City, and approved December
lith, 1901. and January 18th, 1902 re-
spectlyely, the special tax thereby
levied upon the property hereinafter
described, TO defray the expense OF con-
structing a sewer upon both sides Of
South Temple street, between First and
Third West streets, and on the east
side OF both Second and Third West
streets. between First South and South
Temple streets. In Sewer District No
/, becomes delinquent on the nth day
Of March, 1902.
The said tax Is levied upon the fol.
lowing described property namely, all
OF lots I and 2, block So; all Of lots l.
.. Q and 4. block 50; all OF lots 2, s, and
s. block rs. and the south 3O5 feet OF
Tot 3. the north SO5 feet OF
lot (, block Is; all OF lots 3, {, and g.
block ~; and the south 40 feet Of lot
ana the north 40 feet OF lot 2, block
10: all in plat A, Salt Lake city sur.
yey, fronting upon and TO depth OF
twenty-five feet back from said streets.
RICHARD r, NORRIS,
City Treasurer.
salt Lake City. February ~, 1902.
Sewer Extension No, 49,