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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-15

order nf Judge Lewis. Al least the or
der was Issued today 10 take effect as
soon as new bondsman Is secured
Mr. ANA Mrs Julian c. Houtz Of
Ogden are visiting Mrs. Houtz parents
Mr., and Mrs w, II, Rowe. ON First
street this week
Wallace Miles the man who BIT the
nose or n portion of II from the face
Of j. O, Williams ON July 49, was fined
SEQ today by Judge Morse. IN default
of the fine he was remanded to the
county Jail for 60 days
Members Of In Union Glee club are
requested by Charles }. Thomas cou-
ductor 10 attend rehearsal this even
ing, nc the Temple gltc-house, at S
O'Clock, TO prepare 20 sing at the furerl
OF the late Thomas G, Grlggs.
The preacher at the First Congroga-
tional church Sunday viii be Rev. How
ard g. NJ. Briggs OF the Waverly Con-
grcgational church IN Jersey city. Tho
subjects The finding Of self In the
larger relations OF liie,'
Jacob Coleman OF Nephi, left last
evening for stanford, aud Isaac Rus
sell returns TO the university tonight
II Va understood that "Wully" Young
has given up the idea Of completing his
college course and viii remain with the
san Francisco CHRONICLE
There are some 700 excursonists from
Bingham at Caldcrs Park today, ac-
companled by the Highland Boy milf
tary band The eXcursionists repre-
sent the fraternal societies Of Bingham
The band serenaded the Kenyon hotel
and played very Wen this morning, at
tracing much favorable comment
The marriage Of Miss Annie Hopkln.
son and Mr.. John $. Perkins was sol
emnl2ed ut the Salt Lake Temple on
Wednesday, Aug r.. The reception
was held in the evening at the residence
Of Mr.. and Mrs ]. n. Lees $40 west
Fourth North street Miss Hopklnson
Is a popular young lady, late OF Brad.
ford, England, Mr., Perkins. who IL In
the employ Of silver Bros, IL we'll
known in Salt Lake. Mr. and Mrs.
Perkins viii make their home at $50
west North Temple street, this city
j. y. Wood was taken TO the Holy
Cross hospital yesterday afternoon, with
serious case OF appendicities. The
trouble had been coming on since last
spring, when Mr. Wood made his trip
TO Old Mexico, ana this week Il as
sumed an acute form. The sick man
was operated upon by DR.. Root. who
has the case in charge, and was as
sisted by Drs. Richards and Mayo Of
this city and Dr. Perkins Of Ogden
The latter was with the patient until
midnight and this morning found Mr.
Wood In a much improved condition
f. J. Hagenbarth, who came down from
the hospital towards noon, reported the
sufferer as beyond the danger point,and
believed he would recover without trou-
BILE. Mr.. Wood Is one Of Salt Lakes
most prominent business men, and any
thing seriously affecting him Is likely
TO attract wide attention His many
friends both in Utah aud Idaho win be
pleased TO learn that he is progressing
fWoIably,
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL AND PER.
sOSAL PROPERTY

Estate Of sa1ycl H. Hi, Deceased.
The undersigned viii sell al public auc.
ton the following described rcul and
personal estate situate In Salt Lake
County state Of Utah. to-wlt. Commence
ing al point ON the west line OF North
and South road four chains and nifty Inks
NJO west. ana four chains and seventy
i've links DO north from The southeast
corner OF the southwest quarter of section
thirty COZ. township one % south Of
range one % east of Salt Lake meridian,
thence west hyo CD chains, thence north
three (3l chains thence east on north limo
of lot eleven OD, block seventeen %,
ten-acre plat Big Field survey five 90
chains, thence south along west line @.
road three Co chains to the point Of be-
ginning. containing one I'D acre and
eighty C0l square rods, more or less
PERSONAL PROPERTY,
Fifty-six go shares Qf the capital stock
of Cuniington Company one lll snare az
the capital stock Of lions Cooperative
Mercantile Institution stock, pr0mIssQry
note of e. G Goodwin for $4,000, at twelve
O'Clock noon, ON the 20th day of August,
1903 at the west front door 81 the city
and County Building In Salt Lake City,
Utah, for cash.
WILLIAM G., sTAlNES.
Administrator OF The estate OF Samuel II.
llill Deceased.
Dated August oth. 1903
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AN ORDINANCE.

An ordinance levying a tax aud for the
assessment of property on the south side
Of Third South street from the east siGe
OF Fourth East street TO the west side Ot
Eighth East street. IN Sidewalk District
No. G, Tor the construction Of a sidewalk
BE ID ordained by the city Council cf
salt Lake City, Otoh'
S,Ctl0n 1. That the City Council does
hereby levy the tax and provide for the
assessment upon the property hereinafter
described ahuttinr on the south side OF
Third South street from the east side OF
Fourth East street 10 the west side of
Eighth East street, In Sidewalk District
No. D.
This tax Is levied 10 defray the expense
Of constructing a sidewalk upon said por-
lion of said street opposite the property
hereinafter described 10 be especially M-
fectcd and benefited boy said Improvement,
and u Is hereby adiudged. determined and
established that the same viii be espe-
glally benefited thereby TO the full amount
Of the tax hereby levied and said parcels
Of land are hereby assessed at an equal
and Uniform rate IN accordance With the
linear foot frontage upon said portion Of
Faid street fronting upon ana 10 "a depth
u twenty-five l2D feet back therefrom
and the tax hereby levied ana 20 be as
sesscd upou said parcels Of land II three
thousand four hundred and eIghty-four
and NJ-lo0 C0fSi.SD dollars, or one and
300 G .8g) dollars per front or linear
foot. and the Treasurer s. hereby author
lied and empowered TO assess In accord
ance with the provisions Of this ordinance
for the purpose hcrtin mentioned. all %
lots 3. G. Z and = block q an ~ lots an
8. block IS. an Of lots = q and s. block
20: and an Of lots 5 and D. block 10 plat
%" SaN Lake city Survey. as the same
are shown upon the official nlats ot said
city 20 q depth u twenty-five CD feet
back from said street
Section @ This ordinance shall take ef-
feet upon approval
Passed hy the city Council Of Salt Lake
city. Utah, July 2lth. 1913 and referred
TO the Mayor for his approval
j. q. NYsrRoM
cry Recorder
Approved his 22nd day NJ July 1903
EZRA THOMPSON. Mayor
State OF Utah, city ana County ~ Salt
10 Nysrom. city Recorder Of salt
Lake city. Utah. DO hereby certify that
the above and foregoing ls a fun true
and correct copy Of an ordinance cuti-
tied. An ordinance ievying tax and Tor
the assessment Of property on the south
side 0f Third South street from the east
side OF Eighth Fast street. In Sidewalk
District No O.. for the construction OF
Sidewalk" passed by the city Council of
Salt Lake City. Utah. July Nth. 1870. ana
approved hy The Mayor July End. 1893. as
appears Of record ga nay ofice
m witness Whereof / have hcrcunto
set my hanl and AFFIXED The corporate
scal OF said city this 9Th day ~ July.
1853 J. o. NYsrROM,
Bill 30. s.. Sidewalk Extension No. IL
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LATE LOCALS,

Cashier II. $. Young has gone to
Portland on a two weeks vacation.
Mrs ~ NJ. Johnson win read her
paper entitled "Spcncer's Title Deeds to
Land az the Socialist headquarters, IS
south Main ON Sunday at p, m.
Prof. Evan stephens earnestly in
vltes an those singers who have sung
under the late Thomas G.. Gnggs TO
unite with the Tabernacle choir in the
funeral services tomorrow afternoonc
William Leary Of Hatfield, Mass,
brother Of james Leary Of this city
Is visiting with his brothers family on
First street Mr. Leary graduated
from Amherst college in June.
Several refreshing showers fell late
yesterday afternoon, cooling the air for
the time being, and laying the dust all
over town. The precipitation was III
of an inch.
Ben Davis was released today as one
of the bondsmcn Of Francis G.. Luke by
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J IN JUDGE DlEHL'S COURT
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Dean Foster, the youth who pleaded
guilty TO the charge OF incouslbliity
was brought IN for sentence this morn
ing. but Judge Diehl was disposed to
be mercful to him, and after giving
him sound lecturing ON The cvil Of
his ways. permitted him TO so on the
promise that he would be- good little
boy in the tutre.
william Lynch, with eyes biockened
aud face cut until hts mother would
hardly recognize him, soUowfully en-
tered plea Of guilty to the charge Of
drunkenness.
From your appearance said Judge
Dlehl, ~ think you have suffered quite
enough and you may co.
Are you guilty or not gullty?' asked
Judge Dlehl OF Ed Murtie.
yes" responded Murlie,
yves what?" demanded the court
yves, I'm guilty ay coorse,' replied
Ed" and ON not sorry bit an If its
meeol as gifts tn chanst Opll do It
agin'
well you viii not do 1t again for at
least 30 days, said the court-and then
the docket ended,
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SALIVA.
BASE BALL SPORTS.
Schools TO Open Sept. Talking Up
SNOW Academy.

Special Correspondence.
Salina, SEWER CO., Aug Blast Satur-
day the Boobies and the three star play
ers Of the Rlchheld league engaged the
salina nine in baseball Peterson and
Nelson the Ephraim battery played
with Snllna. II was a holly contest ed
game. but the supremacy Of the home
team was obvious to all, This Is Salinu' 4
third game with Richheld this season,
sallna having won two Of them, hence
she need not play RChhcld again this
season. In Saturdays game the score
was to IN favor Of the home team.
and no one out when the winning run was
made. The game was for $40 but Rch-
field paid only So Of the amount,
IN BEHALF OF SNOW ECADEMY.
Beginning Aug. % at Redwood, Prof n.
". Noyes Of the Snow academy Mr..
George ID. Casio principal Of the Salna
schools and two lady singers Will make
a tour Of Sewer county speaking In be-
half Of the Snow academy
SCHOOLS OPEN SEPT T.
our schools viii begin work again Sept,
T. 1903. The following is the corps Of
teachers: George b, Casio principals Miss
Stena Scorup. Miss Almlra Cuddeback
Miss Amanda Cuddeback. Miss Elmina
Humphrey. Miss Josephine Nelson and
Professor John Hood. director Of music.
Crops are indeed heavy IN this vicinity
and the happy look ON the face Of the
farmer besDeaks his soace
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leave OF absence la my opinion |
should consider II treason to the United
states government II such request met
with other than q favorable response,
and | most heartily endorse this petit
ton and urge that u be granted"
In view Of this opinion Gems. Burton
and Cannon both express q strong hope
that employers OF members Of the ma
tlonal guard OF this state. who may be
dlslnclnod to release these members Of
the guard from their civil dulles 20 that
they can attend the state cncampment
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PROVO.
BLACK HAWK ENCAMpMENr.
Interesting Program Given at Vet.
Grams Rally.

Special Correspondence.
Provo Utah Co, Aug 1.-THE follow
ing program was rendered Thursday at
the Black Hawk encampment at the
Lake resort:
Song. when the Angel Calls the
Roll" by the comrades
Prayer by Comrade Harrison Sper-
~.
Music by the Martial band.
Opening address, Comrade n, G, Muir
dock, OF Charleston.
Duet, by the Brown sisters, Of Spring
VILE.
Recitation. Miss f. Bates. Payson.
Recitation, Miss Curtis. Salem.
Song, Comrade Richard Carlisle, Salt
Lake.
Song. Comrade Joseph Tuckett,
Speech, Comrade T. b. Alfred, NIL
lard county
Recitation, Miss Clara WINNER, Pay
ron.
Song, Comrsde S. worsencroft, Pay
son.
Speech, Comrsde John Tanner. Pay
..
Sprlngville.
Reclta ion. Comrade Geo. Baker
Speech. Comrade w. w. Woolley, OF
Bountiful
Recitation, Comrade Homer Brown,
Salt Lake.
Song. by Heber comrades.
Song. by Emery county comrades.
Speech, Commander J. NJ. Westwood,
Song, by the comrades.
MOVED TO PROVO
The family of James q. Duflln. presi-
dent OF the Southwestern States mis-
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MURRAY.
AGRICULTURAL LECTURES,
Successful Propaganda OF Logan
College Workers.

Special Correspondence,
Murray, Aug. 1.-THE Agricultural
college and farmers institute party
held forth In Murray last evening TO
a very apnreciatiye audience. The party
carries an excellent set Of views OF the
college and station buildings, enquip-
ment and experimental apparatus, and
their efforts to bring the institution be-
fore the people are being cnthusastlcal-
ly received. People express themselves
as having dwelt In darkness regarding
the magnitude Of the Agricultural coli
lege.
The party consists Of Professors Ban
and Robinson, who explain the stereop-
ticon views and the experiments being
carried on at the station, and Prof.
Hansen Of the shops. assisted by Mrs,
Hansen Mrs, Broberg and Miss Minnie
Peterson. who furnish music for the
meetings. Friday night meeting viii
be held IN Mil Creek westinghouse,
Saturday In Draper and Sunday even
ing the four wards Of American Fork
will assemble IN the Central tabernacle
to welcome the educational workers.
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STRONG LANGUAGE, THIS.
Failure to Permit Guard Boys to At
tend Eneampment viii be Treason.

The unwillingness OF a number OF To-
cal employers to let their clerks OF TO
attend the state encampment is Great.
ing apprehension in guard circles. and
Adjt-Gen. Burton IN regretting this
unfortunate and unpatrioilc condition
OF Affairs today, called special attention
TO the recent opinion Of the secretary
Of war on a request by government
employe for leave Of absence TO attend
q state oncampmcnt. The secretary
said
There should rot be the least hest
tauon about granting this request for
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-15
BARNDES TR0YED.
Small Boys and Matches Cause Loss of
Nearly $500.

4 barn belonging 10 n. V. Jones Of
1863 Ninth East. was burned to the
ground at $40 this morning the COM
bination causing the destruction being
boys and matches, The barn was val
ued at $3.50 and the contents SIS, and
there was no insurance carried on
either.
when the alarm came In. the appara-
tus from station No. 4 responded and
made the long run IN the short time Of
~ minutes. But by the time the Ere
fighters arrived. the blaze had got such
good start there was no chance to
save the place
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PARK VALLEY.
Walter Floyd Carter, a Promising
Youth, Laid TO Rest.

Special Correspondence
Park Valley Boxel1er CO., Aug b.
On Aug 10 Walter Floyd Carter, the lG-
year-old son OF Erastus r. and Alice y.
Carter succumbed 90 the ravages Of
Brghts disease after an Illness Of nine
weary months lie was a bright, lovahle
aud obedient boy. and none knew him but
to love him. and he Will be greatly missed
not only by his immediate family but
by the entire community. He was born
here Dec. g. 1851. The funeral services
were held IN the schoolhouse and were
largely ATTENDED Bishop James NJ. Palm
er presided. and a quartet Of young Ia
dies rendered sweet music Loving tri-
butes to the memory Of the departed and
consolIng remarks TO the bereaved were
made by Stake President Charles Kelly,
Bishops Palmer and A. Goodlffe, The
large cortege was headed by a guard Of
honor. composed Of six schoomates Of
the deceased, mounted on horses.
The Weather Is exceedingly warm. Crops
are good. The health Of the people Is
fair
The News is an ever welcome visitor
to our homes.
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FIVE TYPHOID FEVER CASES.

The following cases Of typhoid fever
were reported at the office Of the board
OF public health today Richard Smith,
lgi north Second West street, James
Platt 523 west Fourth North street
oscar Larsen, $50 west Third North
street: 5.year-old son Of Tim Spray,
8 Morton court and 5-year-old daugh-
ter Of j. w. Heiues, 216 street
Miss Flossic Sharp, a l5-year.Old girl
whose parents live az 35S west Eighth
South street, was stricken last evening
With a severe casc of typhoid fever
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most cold booded and occurred while
Mrs Evans was asleep. According to
the hired girl she was aroused by shots
and the loud voice Of man whom she
processes 20 believe was Evans. The
man, according to the girl, fired two
shots at Mrs. Evans. both Of which
went wide Of the mark. Then catching
hold OF Mrs Evans by her hair. he
dragged her to the side Of the bed near
est him, deliberately placed his rcvol-
yer against the hack Of her neck and
fired. The shots literally blew the wo-
mans head OF. The murderer then
escaped
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And in accordance with law and an or
der Of the board of directors made July
dh 1903, so many shares OF each parcel Of
such stock as may b. necessary will be
sold nj the Companys office. 67 McCor-
nick Beck Salt Lake city. Utah. ON the
Goth day Of August, 1903. al p m. 10 pay
the delinquent assessment thereon to-
Cethor with the costs Of advertising and
expense Of sale,
n. H. MEAD. Secretary.
6ll Mccormick Block Salt Lake City.
Utah.
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COLD BLooDED MURDER.
lille Maude Evans Husband Sus
pccted Of Killing Her.

Kansas city. Mo-. Aug. l5,-Mrs. Lille
Maud Evans, wife Of George r. Evans.
manager Of the American Transfer
company. was murdered In her home
in the southern portion OF this city,
early today. Her husband, from whom
she filed suit for divorce last Wednes-
day. cannot be found, and the police
are searching for him. He was seen In
a saloon near his home today when he
displayed revolver The murder was
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-15
FRED BOND DEAD.

State Engineer Fred Bond died al 3
O'Clock tonight from hemorrhages. in
duced by typhoid fever. He has been
critically III for a number OF weeks and
the end was expected.
State Engineer Bond was born In
Iowa about 40 years ago, and gradu-
ated with distinction from the state
university at Iowa City In the class Of
1850. He came to Wyoming IN the sum-
mer Of 1852 and was connected with the
office OF the United States surveyor
general AT Cheyenne. Later he was en-
gagged In the banking business and for
four years was city Engineer Of Chey-
ennc.
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NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.

Sealed bids will be received until 70 m.
Saturday August y. 1903, NJ tho odice of
tho Dcscret Agricultural and Manufacture
ing society, room No. Hooper block for the
raising OF the prandstand and building an
addition 10 same at Agricultural Park,
Salt Lake city Plans and specifications
may be seen az the socieiy's office Ger
titled check Tor per cent must accom-
many each bid The society reserves the
right to reject any and all bids,
NELSON A. EMpEY President.
W. j. Batcman, Secretary.
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Amount

And IN accordance with law and the or
der OF the board OF directors on July 1th,
1903 90 many shares OF each parcel %
nboye stock az may be necessary viii bo
sold at auction at the Office OF the secrc-
tary ana treasurer li3 4 street salt Lake
city, Utah at O'Clock p, m, Tuesday,
Sept. list, 1903. 10 pay the delinquent AS
sessment. together with the cost OF adVet-
Using aud expense Of sale.
]. H. ANDERSON Secretary
i13 T St. Salt Lake city Utah.
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AN ORDINANCE.


An ordinance confirming the assessment
upon the property on the east side of
Third East street between Third South
and Fourth South streets, IN Sidewalk
District No. % FOR the construction Of a
sidewalk.
BE IT ordained by the city Council Of
Salt Lake CITY Utah.
Section !, That the assessment list made
by the City Treasurer as corrected. ap-
proved and completed by the Board Of
Equalization and Review, heretofore duly
appointed by the city Council for that
purpose Of the property abutting on the
east side Of Third East street between
Third south and Fourth South streets. I'm
Sidewalk District No, p OF Salt Lake
CITY for the purpose OF constructing a
sidewalk upon said portion OF said street.
Is hereby confirmed and the assessments
made and returned in said completed lists
are hereby confirmed.
Section 2. This ordinance shall take e.
feet upon approval
Passed by the city Council OF Salt Lake
City Utah. July 10Th. 1903. aud referred
to the Mayor for his approval
j o. NYSTROM
city Recorder
Approved this end day Of July 1903
EZRA THOMPSON, Mayor
State Of Utah, city and County Of Salt
l. j. o. Nystrom. city Recorder Of salt
Lake city, Utah, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing Is a full true
and correct copy Of an ordinance enti-
Tied AN ordinance confirming the as
sessmcnt upon the property on the east
side of Third East street between Third
South and Fourth South streets, In Side
Wayk District No. q. for the construction
Of a sidewalk" passed by the City Coun-
cll OF Salt Lake City, Utah. July 10Th,
1914 End npnroVed by the MAYOR July
end. 1903. as appears OF record In my
office.
In Witness Whereof I have hercuutn
set my hand and affixed the corporate
seal OF said city. this 18th day of July.
lg9. J. O, NYSTROM
(Sean City Recorder
Bill No 81. DISQUALIFICATION No. g
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FUNERAL OF MYRoN RoUNDY.
Il. Y. College Propaganda-Board OF
Education business Changes.

Special Correspondence.
Logan Cache co., Aug. l4-rhe fun
eral service over the remains of the late
Myron Roundy was held at Benson
Thursday. Consoing addresses were de-
llvered by Bishops w. Il. Preston and
Henry Ballard and Elder Nj j. Ballard.
The funeral was largely attended,
showing the high esteem in which the
deceased was held. Interment occurred
1t the Logan cemetery, a long cortege
following the remains from Benson to
this city.
Prof. c, A. Jensen, formerly Of the
Agricultural college and now of the
United States department of soils, Is In
Logan for few days visiting friends,
The gentleman has been employed
along the Pacific coast during the past
three years, and now goes to Wyoming
ia resume his duties IN the government
service,
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DELINQUENT SALE.

Galena Mlneprncipal place OF business
Salt Lake cry Utah. Notlcc.-rhcro are
delinquent upon Che following described
stock on account u assessment No. o.
levied july Sth, 1908, the several amounts
set opposite the names OF the respective
shareholders as follows.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

The Highland Mining and Milling Com-
pany. corporation Secrotarys ofice,
Salt Lake City Utah August lith, 1902.
Notice, There are delinquent upon the
following described stock on account ot
assessment 40. o. levied July tn 1903, tho
several amounts set opposite the names
Of the respective stockholders. as follows.
tO-wit.
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OUR MEICHBORS.
STATE TAX LEVY o. MILLS.
State Engineer Bond Succumbs ia
Siege of Typhoid Fever.
CHEYENNE, WY0.

Cheyenne, Wyo., Aug. H.-The state
tax levy for 1903 has been fixed by the
state board OF equalization at 6b mills
an increase Of three-fourths OF mill
over the preceding year OF this in
crease one-fourth mill is for the gov
ernor's mansion fund and one-half mill
for the state hospital fund, at Sheridan,
The itemized levy follows:
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NOTICE or SALE FOR SPECIAL TAXEs.

s. on
which such taxes are len Will on said day be sold Tor said taxes costs Of adj
until all