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AN ORDINANCE.

An ordinance leyying a tax and for the
assessment or property ON Ounce street
between Second North and THIRD streets
IN sewer District No. l, fol the construc.
ton Of sewer.
BE Il ordained ly the city rouncn Of
Salt Lake city Utah:
Section ], That the City Council does
hereby levy the tax and provide for tho
described abutting on Ounce street be.
tween Second North and Third NORTH
streets In Sewer District No 1.
This tax Is levied 10 defray the expense
OF constructing a sewer upon said portion
or said street opposite the property here.
matter described to be especially AFFECTED
ana bnoiltCd by said Improvement and N
Is hereby adiudged, determined and es'
tablished that the same viii be especially
benefited thereby 60 the fun amount OF
the tax hereby levied and said parcels OF
land are horcby assessed at an equal ant
uniform rate IN accordance with tn,
linear foot frontage upon said portion Of
said street fronting upon and 10 n deptt
of Twenty-Five t21l feet back thorefTonL
and the tax hereby levied and TO be as.
sessed Upon said parcels OF land Is on,
thousand and twenty-sIX and Solo
Sl0l6G5l dollars, or 10-l0 90 70) dollar
per front OF linear foot and the Treas
urer Is hereby authorized and empowered
TO assess IN accordance with the proyl
sions OF this ordinance for the purpos,
herein mentioned. the north 40 feet %
plat a. all OF lots 3. I, s and Z. bloch
IA, and all Of lots 3 and 4. block i6 pla.
~" Salt Lake City Survey. 40 the sam,
arc shown upcn the official pgts OF SALE
city to n depth Of twenty-five (20 fec
back ltom said street
Section . This ordinance shall nike ee
feet upon approval.
Passed by the city Council OF Salt LAX
city Utah, September End 1903 ,.ad 10
ferred to the MAYOR for his approval
J. q, NNSTROM
city Recorder
Approved this sth day Of September, 1919
EZRA THOMPSON Mayor,
State of Utah, City ana County Of Sal
Lake, IS.
/, J. o. Nystrom city Recorder NJ SAT
Lake CITY, Utah do hereby certify tina
the above and foregoing Is a full. tru
and correct copy az an ordinance entitled
IAN ordinance lovying a tax and for ia
assessment Of property on Ounce stree
between Second North and Third Mort
streets IN Sewer District No. l. for IN
construction OF sewer passed by th
CITY Council Of Salt Lake City. Utah
September End 1903 and approved by III
Mayor September ith 1903 as appears o
record IN my office
In W!.Gts5 Whereof I have hereunt
set my hand and affixed the corporal
seal II said CITY. This lth day OF Septem
Var, ln03 J. O. NYSTnOM,
geaO City Recorder
Bill No. loL Sewer Extension No, 70
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CIRCLEVILLE.
A BOYS SUDDEN DEATH.
Bonds for n New Sehool-school Teach
ers' Corps Organired-Notes.

bonds for n New Sehool-sehool Teach
ers' Corps Organired-Notes.
Special Correspondence.
Circlevile. Utah. Sept. iO.--on satur-
day evening, Aug, 20, Evara Munson.
aged IL years, became suddenly Ill and
In very short time died In awful
agony and from all indications II
would appear that the cause was pois-
onlng He was the son OF James ana
Eliza Munson. The entire community
toin In extending their sympathy TO the
heart-broken parents brothers and sis
tiers.
TO BUILD A NEW SCHOOL HOUSE.
After two unsuccessful attempts to
bond the Circleville school district tor
the purpose OF building a schoolhouse
we at last succeeded the third time In
bonding for $4,000 on Aug 81, and with
I'm one year from now we expect to
have a schoolhouse that will be q credit
TO any town.
our town has been far in the rear IN
the way OF school buildings In the past
SO you can Judge how the majority OF
our citizens rejoice over thhe prospect
In the future.
SCHOOL CORPS ORGANIZED.
Mr.. w. u. Thompson OF Ephraim has
been employed as principal of our
schools with Annie II. Nixon OF Circle
willie as intermediate department teach
er, and VIM. Johnson, our county SUI
perintendent, In charge OF the primary
Department. Mr.. Burgess OF Panguitch
viii teach our school on the east side or
the river. All the departments win
begin not later than the first Monday
In october.
GOOD HARVEST PROSPECTS.
The country seems to be dotted all
over with large stacks Of hay and grain
and you exclaim surely the farmer has
reaped a bounteous harvest.
IN THE FAR WEST.
Miss Louise Beck, very accomplish
ed young lady from Chicago, is visiting
her country cousins" among whom Is
our fellow townsman. Willis Johnson,
besides a host Of others. She IA having
q good time becoming acquainted with
western frontier life. Sho leaves for
home next week,
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erybody Is cordially invited to attenS
these services.
COMMITTEES NAMED.

COMMITTEES NAMED.
A meeting of the committee appointed
to prepare a reception for the irrigation
congress was held Wednesday night.
The following chairmen Of the various
committees were appointed:
Transportation, w. j. Kerr, recep-
ton, Joseph Morrell finance. Moses
Thatcher, with Joseph Howell as as
freshments, Joseph Jensen. A large
number OF sub committeeman were ap-
pointed
Headquarters have been obtained on
Main street and energetic work is be-
ing performed.
A NEW ASSOCIATION.
Articles OF incorporation OF the 10.
gan Rochedale association were filed
with ounty Clerk Larsen Wednes-
day. The company Is capitalized at
$4,000 divided into shares OF the value
of s25 each, and as citizens of Cache
own one share each. The company will
open mercantile store in the Gessel
building on north Main street. The Of
ficers are; John A. Crockett. presi-
dent; G. G. Goodwin, vice presidents 8.
II. Olson, secretary; ]. u. Steyart. A. ].
Hansen, Olof Nelson, Casper Hoffman
and II. r, Crockett, directors.
DO you WANT A PoSITIoN'
A civil service examination for var
ious positions Will be held in Logan on
Oct. q.
GLASS CONVENTION.
A religion class convention will be
held at the b. Y, college at D. m.
Sunday, for Cache stake.
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MONS,

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Third judicial District of the State Of
Utah, County Of Salt Lake, Mary II.
Grltton, Plaintiff, VS.. William A. Gritton
Sarah Gritton Tomelson, Hannah Gritton
Stokor, Maude r, Gritton, Clara Grltton.
George Grltton and Grover Grittcn, De-
PENDANTS. State Of Utah, to the said De-
PENDANTS, You are hereby summoned TO
appear within twenty days after the SER
Vice of this summons upon you, II served
within the County IN which this action is
brought, otherwise, within thirty days af-
ter service, and defend the above entitled
action, and in case Of your failure 80 to
do, judgment will be rendered against you
according to the demand OF the complaint,
which. within ten days after service OF
this summons upon YOU will be filed with
the clerk OF said court, The said action Is
brought for the purpose OF having the
property owned by the parties herein par
titloned amongst the several owners ac-
cording TO their respective rights, The
said property being described as follows.
to-wit: All Of lots seven ca and eight %,
In block eghty-one SD plat c. Salt Lake
City Survey
A. V. TAYLOR,
PLAINTIFFS Attorney.
u, O. Address, No 81 Commercial Block.
Salt Lake city, Utah.
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BRIGHAM CITY.
A TAXPAYER OBJECTS.
o. r. Chase vs. brigham City-A Young
Lady Called Hence-News Notes.
Special Correspondance

o. X. Chase vs. brigham City-A Young
Lady Called Hence News Notes.
Special Correspondence.
Brigham City, Boxelder Co.. Sept. 10.
The First district court, with Judge
Hart presiding, has been In session all
this week. On Tuesday his honor
heard the case of G.. r. Chase VS. Brig
ham City. This cause Is brought by
chase to restrain the city from using
certain sums OF money for aiding In
finishing the municipal electric light
plant. Mr. Chase paid csc city taxes
In 1909, and In his complaint charges
that he will be greatly damaged unless
the city is restrained. There was not
an lota of evidence introduced to show
that any one would be damaged by
such use of the money nor that the
council had contemplated using the
funds named as stated in the COM
plant. The case was heard and taken
under advisement Judge Street APP
peared for Mr.. Chase and Atty. b. II.
Jones for the city.
MARRIED.
Mr.. Chas. a. Clink and Miss Ethel
Burt, both OF Brigham iCty, obtained
a license to wed Thursday, Sept, TO-
the home of the brides parents Many
invited guests were present and pleas
ure and recreation held control til a
late hour, These young people are well
and favorably known IN Brigham City
and start out In life with the best wish
es OF their many friends.
NEWS NOTES.
Miss Louise daughter OF John Ger
mer of Deweyville, this county, has
been called to her future home. The
young lady has been ailing for some
time; she died yesterday, and will be
buried tomorrow.
II Is showery here today and the
weather Ii much changed. The tenn
perature is very much lowered with
light frosts In some parts, should there
be heavy frost in the near future II
will cut our tomato crop short. The
canning factory Is running at the rate
Of 5000 cans per day,
our county Will have fine exhibit
at the coming Irrigation Congress. The
county and city delegates are working
together and Will make showing
worthy of consideration.
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PARK CITY.
FOR REFERENDUM CHOICE.
socialist Leaders Name Ticket-snowfal
Hand Crushed-Boy Dies.


Socialist Leaders Name Ticket-snowfall
Hand Crushed-Boy Dies.
Special Correspondence.
Park City, Sept. 1.-THE Socialists
met on Friday night and prepared n
list OF candidates for city ticket, the
same subject TO q referendum choice
which II Is expected will be taken In q
few days. The following are the names;
For Mayor-C. A. Admission, president
OF the Carpenters union; c. J. Dali
man and w. j. Kearns,
For Marshal-Charles Myers and SAM
ford Hyde
For City Recorder-George Wilson
and Ezra Greenbaum.
For Treasurer--Charles Emery.
For Justice OF the Peace-John Nc
Neil.
For Aldermen-Ed Ryan, A. Larckcr,
j. j. Langford president OF the Min
ers' union, Harry Malone, r. NJ. Smith,
o. t. Johnson, Richard Chill Thomas
Clark, Joseph Fores and ]. H. Melon
aid. From this list FIVE aldermen are
to be selected
The declaration Of principles touch
ing state and municipal matters in
dorsed by the last state convention was
embodied In the resolutions passed.
These advocate municipal ownership on
an extensive scale, free text books and
the abolition of the contract system in
public works.
One OF the rules with the Socialist
party requires that all the names shall
be submitted to a referendum Of the
membership, by which a choice may
be made.
All the candidates were required by
the convention to sign resignation pa
pers, which are TO take effect whenever
inc party so signing proves unfaithful
or incompetent.
The party leaders met with consider
able difficulty In finding timber for
their ticket owing TO the party being
chiefly made up OF wage laborers who
do not care for office. They also ex-
perienced some trouble In finding any
versed in law sufficient for the position
Of city justice
An investigating committee, consist
ing OF o. T. Johnson, Edward Pegan
William Kearns, G. j. Dallman and c.
Il, Myers, was elected TO determine the
practlcability of the municipality pur-
chasing the waterworks and electric
plant II this is decided to be prac-
tlcable, the acquisition by Park City of
these utilities will be made local cam
paign issue by the Socialists.
FIRST SNOW OF THE SEASON.
The first snow Of the season was
on hand promptly this morning, and
como In with great enthusiasm The
ground was covered making soft
white carpet. II was estimated that
0i OF an inch OF moisture had fallen
mus making a very respectable show
ing this early In the year.
HAND INJURED.
While adjusting timbers in the Ma.
zeppa mine yesterday John Quln receiv.
ed a severe squeeze which he neglected
to have attended to and the result Is
a severe case Of blood poisoning has en-.
sued. DR.. Donoher was finally called
IN ana is attending to the case.
A LITTLE BOY DIES.
Douglas Leonard. the e-year-old sor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Leonard. died
today, after a five ways illness, from
pneumonia. The home OF the parents
Is in Kamas and the body will be buried
there. Mr. Leonard is an employee Of
the mines here.
Have you read the Want ads of to.
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ton on the part o. her family ana
friends,
Her family being one OF considerable
wealth an influence, " was great blow
10 them, and, In d worldly sense, great
saerihee TO her TO join the poor outcast
sect as the "Morinons' were then looked
upon TO be,
she Joined the main body OF the
Church ut Council BLUFFS. In 1850, she
came to the valley, being accompanied
by younger brother Or, Starns Hotch-
kise, who still survives her and lives In
Gan Francisco.
Two years later in 1852, she was mar
ried to Daniel Carter, one OF the pio-
neer fruit growers of Utah. They made
their home In Bountlful where they took
especial pride In the culture Of choice
varieties OF fruit. In the early days
there was no orchard more famous for
apples and pears than theirs.
Not being blessed with children OF
her own. since the death OF her hus-
band, which occurred IN 1887, she has
lived with her step-daughter, Ruth c.,
Cornla. at the old home in Bountlful
Although surrounded with all that
love and Kindness could do for her, she
maintained her characteristic indepen-
dent spirit to the last and within a few
weeks OF her death prided herself on be-
ing able to go TO meeting and do her own
bedroom work.
Grandma Carter. as she is Familiarity
known TO all. has surely earned the re-
ward she sought, eternal life; she gave
up all for the Gospel, braved Its early
perils, and has since lived the life OF
true and consistent Latter-day Saint
DEATH OF MRS. MARSHALL.
Mrs. Ann Marshall died at her home
here on Wednesday last, In her 7Sth
year. She was born at Doune, Perth
shire, Scotland, Feb, a. 1925 was bap-
tized into the Church IN March, 1872
and sailed for America in the spring or
1874 She arrived in Salt Lake in 1919
and married Robert Marshall the same
year moving to Bountiful in 1850. the
deceased was the mother Of 10 children,
seven of whom, hve boys and two girls,
survive her. She was loving wife,
devoted mother and true Latter-day
saint and was highly respected by all
who had the pleasure OF her acqualnt-
ance. Among the sick and afflicted she
spent the greater part of her Ire ana by
many such she will be greatly missed
and her death deeply mourned.
The funeral viii occur from the west
Bountiful Westinghouse on sunday at
p. M
co,oo ohoice proDerty is offered to-
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OPENING DAY
At CONGRESS.
Addresses of Welcome by Gov.
Wells, Mayor Glasmann and
Hon. F. ]. Cannon.
PRESIDENT CLARK TO RESPOND.
Messages from Roosevelt and Hitch
Splendid Musical Program
Also Arranged.

Following is the announced omciai
orogram of the opening day Of the
Eleventh National Irrigation congress.
ogden. Tuesday, Sept. 15'
president Clark calls the convention
10 order
Invocation by Bishop John II. Win
der Of Salt Lake City, Utah.
Address Of welcome in hebalf OF the
state Of Utah. Hon. Heber M. Wells,
governor of Utah.
address of welcome in behalf OF the
citv Of ogden, Hon. VIM. Glasman,
MAYOR OF ogden.
ADDRESS OF welcome, Hon. Frank j.
Cannon of ogden.
Reading of message from President
Roosevelt :.
Reading OF message from Hon. 2. A.
Hitchcock, secretary Of the interior.
Washington,
Address, pioneer Irrigation In the
Northwest" prepared by pioneer COM
mittee,
prize ode to Irrigation, written by
Mrs. Gilbert McClurg of Colorado
Springs. and composed by Mr.. j. j.
McCleland Of Salt Lake City, and sung
by the tabernacle choir Of 200 voices,
under the direction of Mr. Joseph Bal
lantyne. Miss Luella Ferrin, soprano,
Mrs. Bessie Dean Allison, contralto,
Mr. Charlton p. Ferrin, tenor; Mr., An
drew Bowman, baritone; accompanist,
Miss Della Lund.
Regular business and appointment of
committees.
Want anything? See the Want COL
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NOTICE OF SALE FOR SPECIAL TAXES

Notice is hereby given that special
taxes for constructing sidewalk on
streets npmed below are due and unpaid
In amounts and upon the lands set forth
and described In the delinquent list
hereto attached, and unless said taxes
paid on or before the. 2lst day OF Sep
tember, 1908. tho real property upon
which such taxes are lien viii on said
day, be sold for said taxes. costs Of adj
vertising and expense OF sale at the
west front door Of the Joint City and
County Building In Salt Lake City, Utah.
beginning at the. hour OF 10 o'clock noon
OF said day, and continuing until all OF
said property shall have been sold
On End West between sth and 10th
South streets
Gale sub, IS feet. .......,..''s $40
Sub, 30 feet Observation-Disclosures. $50
t, 4. Davis, lot IS and 1, block l.
Davis, Sharp and Stringer's Add.
ton, 30 feet ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
Anna Adams, Bldredge, lot 10, block
"a nye-acre plat A, 1873 feet. No.. 290
on 18th East between 9th and 18th So 80
Martha Worthen lot go block L. Nor
wood Place, S feet.,,,".,,.",,.., Az
on LIST Street
Arthur Brown. lot 10. block /. plat
100 ie0t..,'', ;c,,,,,;, eosg
End North streets
Aaron Keyser or Irene Jennings. lot
s. block 81 plat A, % feet.-.,,..,., 1876
All special taxes are payable at my
Office, room 1902 city hall Salt Lake City
r. p. NORRIS
CITY Treasurer and Special Tax Collector.
Salt Lake city. Utah, Sept. TO- 1903.
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soriCE.

EorlcE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the CITY Council Of Salt Lake City, Utah,
GATED ct First South and State streets, for
5000, and the new Isolation Hospital on
tho east bench for $1,000, the Insurance TO
cover a period OF three years troposl-
ings VIII be considered at the meeting OF
the city Council TO be held Monday eve.
nlnR Sept, IA, Al parties desiring TO
submit propositions for insurlnr Of sai1
The CITY Recorder before O'clock .. m.
on Monday, rept, H. 1903
BY oroer OF City Council, dated Sept. s.,
1907, j o. NYSTROM,
City Recorder
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uips FOR BOILER HOUSE.

Bids for the erection Of boiler hoIse
NJ the Innrmary Will be received by sa't
Lake County Utah. UP to " o'clock noon
on Wednesday, Sept 30, 1903. Pla's ana
specifications for said building may be
seen at the Office Of the Board OF County
Commissioners, in Salt Lake City, from
a. n. 20 p. m, daily, sundays cx-
ccpted. Bids for cement work TO be SUBJ
mitted separately, Successful bidder TO
riyo bonds Tor the completion OF the work
within thirty days after the awarding of
the contract.
JAS II. ANDERSON.
w. w, WILSON,
II. n STANDISH.
Beard OF Commissioners for Salt Lake
County.
Salt Lake City. Sent 8. 1908.
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given, that meet
ing Of the members Of the Church Of
Jesus Christ Of Latter-day Saints, resid,,
Of said Church. IN the County Of Salt
Lake and State OF Utah. will be held at
the Meeting House Of said Ward on
Tuesday. the Goth day of September. 1903
at 1880 o'clock p. m, for the purpose Of
considering the sale Of certain ward prop
erty, and for tho transaction OF such other
business as may properly come before the
meeting.
JOSEPH r. MORGAN,
Bishop Of said Ward.
BY n. /, NJ
Dated Sept H. 1908.
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HUNTSVILLE.
NAIL INSPECTOR LOOK HERE.
Carrier Dnllles With Barley Juice Too
Mueh-News Notes.
Special correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Huntsville, Weber Co., Sept 9.-Too
much booze caused the disappointment
of large number Of citizens of the en-
tire valley this evening. We are sup
posed to have n daily mail, which should
be carried from Ogden to the valley
by a. c. Schade, government en-
ploye.
This evening the postofice clerk IN
connection with other citizens hunted
up the mail carrier TO locate the bag
which they later found in the carriers
vehicle. He being unable to land II
at its proper destination on the account
OF taking an overdose of the well known
80 be joyful" brand OF whisky.
There was much Indignation among
the citizens, as this Is not the first
offense Of late in the failure, for these
reasons, for not giving a propr distribu-
ton Of our mall while perhaps the par
ties comply with the law, yet little
more courtesy and consideration for
public convenience would give better
satisfaction to all concerned.
NEWS NOTES.
This evening horse belonging to
Hans Andersen, attached to a single
buggy, came dashing down the street.
After running through the town and
out in the fields 1t was stopped, the
shafts were broken, fortunately being
the only damage done.
Mrs. Emma Petersen is confined to
her bed with an attack OF cholera NOR
bus. While at present she Ia out or
danger, yet she Ia very sick woman.
our brassban under the leadership
and teaching Of Prof. Chas' Wright, Is
making rapid progress. II VIII not be
long beforo an entertainment will be
given by the band.
our district school opens on Monday
next. The prospects for good school
year are favorable.
We are having very heavy frosts now
n DAYS. on still water ice can be found
in the morning n quarter Of an inch
thirlx
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NOTICE or INTENTION TO PURCHASE
REAL ESTATE.

The Board OF Commissioners OF Salt
Lake County, Utah hereby gives notice
Of the intention Of said county 60 pur-
chase the following described real prop
erty situate In Bingham Precinct. Salt
Lake County, tO-wit: a certain piece II
ground designated as lot No. TO- block r.
plat A, wilkes otilclals survey Of main
Bingham canyon. Identical with lot No. ..
Valentine Script Entry, section %. I. 8
s., h. w, Salt Lake meridian ard COM
menclng al a point s, ! degree II min
utes e., l25 feet from County Road Ctone
No, 3, Wilkes survey, as Post No |,
thence $. l degree II minutes h (23 feeD
to Post No, 2, thence s. s. degree 81 min.
ptes, y. $50 feeO to Post Nc. 3. thence N.
/ degree II minutes w. &.3 feet
to Post No 4, thence n. S. de-
grees 81 minutes w. so feet) 10 Post
No, !. or the place Of beginning. The prico
Ia bd paid for said property is so. and
the purchase Is to be made from Stephen
Hays and his wife, NJ A. Hays The
Board Of County Commissioners will meet
al It's office in the County Court House Of
said county at 10 o'clock noon on Monday,
Sept, q. 1908, TO consummate such pur-
chase by Salt Lake County
JAS, II, Anderson.
w. W. WILSON,
II. N. STANDIsH,
Board Of County Commissioners. SAT-
Lake County, Utah.
Salt Lake city. Aug. 81. 1903.
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ASSESSMENT NO. 0.

Galena Mine Corporation. Principal
place Of business, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Notice Is hereby given that at a meeting
OF the board Of directors OF the Galena
Mine held at Salt Lake City, Utah, on the
OF DC per share was levied upon the capt.
tai stock OF the corporation issued ana
outstanding payable Immediately to II. III.
Mead secretary Of the company, at Ms
City, Utah. ANY stock upon which this
assessment may remain unpaid on the
10th day OF October 1903. will be delin-
quent and advertised for sale at public
auction, ana unless payment is made be-
fore, Will be sold on the 29th day OF DC.
tOber, 1903, i y. M. TO pay the delinquent
assessments thereon, together with the
costs Of advertising and expenses Of sale.
IL. II. MEAD, Socy,