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New-York tribune., 1903-02-26
N PI-RsrANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

"A snuer G Thomas SIrrosats = the County Of No-
Wi 1rrs Is hereby given all persons having claims
aSsf1s. Hannah Gillette ate OF the County OF New
4acsasat the with vouchers there
~ n ne subscribe bis place of transaens business
- - - Richardson No "a Nassau
Street in te CiJy New YORK On OF berora the nrsE
o15 T5sfst - New York the .5th day o. October. 1907
WALTER R GILLETTE. Executor
RoDMsN RICHARDSON. attorney for Executor. "a
~ - ~ CiLy. y Y
New-York tribune., 1903-02-26
CHICAGO STOCKS.

a,urnisbea by Tracy Co. No, 30 wall-sts
New-York tribune., 1903-02-26
CiIGtluUs

17aF PEOPLE Of THE STATE OF NEW
York By the grace Of God free and indepenaens .
Fsftb Trau-vetter, Ina Phppl Bertha Mullef AAIls
Trautverter. Henry TrduJYeJtor. waiter
pbIIrai adaIbert PhilDpi. Frttz Philppt GaT1n-5.
Pfui1ni carl PhilpTlf tae 0tS ssAt VI - ~
deceased. send greeting " WhereSs
FT-5rvyck and IDA TrautvetJsr- o. The CITY
VI have lately applied To the Surrogate
Sou-t % cur County OF New fork, % Rave eerea'n
-cT9-f-- personal properly 1ll-s p Nr1
.So''' ~. vV5v -nd Testament OF Ida r'a3rvsSrsr
- ~ the County Of New YORK oecase ts1 suIe HIu
- - - veu cited 70 appear before tn- sur cR1ts
az - rntv OF York az bis Office IN the county
- V-rK on I0ta day et april enc thousand nn1
at hait-ptst ten el1cA IN the t1fs-
huTslrel --tl ana 70 pr1nat4
lott - 10 asa WII Testament And such or yo1
- bersby cited un1er tHe asc OK tN-nty one
Ses ~ N YOU .ays 70 appear and apply Ter
utNG = s-r,5futed. IN the event or y0Ur neglect
e,tI,-e 20 fo guardian VII De appointed oy the
or ~ represent and Tor Jon IN le prOceeeuE
Tnouv whereof. We Rave eause1 me seal q
- $780, re SUR sate's Court OK the said county of
New York 70 be hereunto aInxed witness
-------- said County q New York. az said County.
t1e tSyu day u FeorlaTy n the year Or
- . - ~ rrotsand nine hundred and three
our A'-u ' j. FAIRFAX McLAUGHLIN.
Clerk of the surrogato's court
-Jz5sIFTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
\ r-e~ives al lhsir Uptown Onlee-
- 'VNe4 no I..Ses4 HHOADNaY-
Advertisements vii b. rsraed a. me otowns ofaacn
2-S4 sth-sVe., cor Sid-.L- Issi Stn-SsNe.s cor
tween Tth Sth @iisi VI est lta-ss-; LIS
ssi-axe between 7sb ard T5th sJss tsf-6 :td-aNe.
80 e1 gt-st .70~ fSt-nNe. ~9th-st isT East
I.slth-<t.; T5G Tr@mont-aye-: tiso :sd~aNe-. near
n Ptpe--sS er-St. HroakIyn. y. Ns-&tS Gourt-st-s
::S5 srelth--a-s Iou& Gates-aNe- Newark y. j.
-Toi Droad-st. Also at ~ Z J. oriees.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-26
~ PrRsrANCE oF AZ ODE OF EOS.

l. Ab1s- Q Thomas a Surrogate Of the Comfy OF New
York notice is hereby given all persons having claims
against Bernard Kernan Of the County Of New York
deceased to present the with vouchers thereof 70
tr1nsacthg business.
cNSce - ais attorney. William F. Clare. No 149
Borough of Manhattan. New YORK City.
before the fst day OF June next
DATED New YORK the 18TH lay Of October. 1902
q LAURENCE CJRSEN Executor
WILLIAM CLARE. Attorney for Executor, 14S
BrOadvay Borough Of Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-26
n PrRSrANCE OF az ORDER OF HON.

Il Abnar {, Thomas q Surrogate the County OF New
York notice hereby given TO all persons having
William H Of the OF lew
york deceased present the with vouchers
subscriber az MS place or trnsacng business
81 he 3f7re 81 David . Alderman. No 20 Eroa1Eay
Manhattan Borough II the City OF New York On o
before the First DAY OF Nay. 1898
Dated New YORK Fourteenth day q October 1852
JAMES LAWRENCE TURNER. Administrator
DAVID D. ACKERMAN, Atty. for AGministrator. 20
Broadway Manhattan Borough New York City
New-York tribune., 1903-02-26
BOSTON STOCKS.

FURNISHED by t. L. Day 4 Co. No. ; Nassau-st)
geh % Feb - Feb - Feb. -.
e,o n, Shoe Mach 81
New-York tribune., 1903-02-26

=
GUARANTEED STOCKS.
fs5.a a-s by Joseph Walker Sons No. 70
Broa5-etD
New-York tribune., 1903-02-26

open. HlghI low lClose.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-26
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Il u-.-1- = r-frzgaraId a Surrogate County of
New YORK notice hereby gwen 20 al persons having
BENJAMIN knOWer, late OF the county OF
New York deceased. % present the same with vouchers
rba~sog 10 the subscriber her place or tansacuins
ties A. me Office OF Gerald HUI Gray heT attorney
at 8 all street, N the C-Jy OF We" AosA SA ~
Ss<o-a the fOth day cf June next
T,afed New York the 50 day q Decenoer 1892
MARY G. kNOWER. Execurrtx
GERALD HULL GRAY. Attorney for Executrix No
York
New-York tribune., 1903-02-26
BANK STOCKS.

CRepor,ed By Clinton Gilbert No. wan-st)
New-York tribune., 1903-02-26
GAS COMPANIES.

Int. period 3 Bid. ASKED.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-26
WATSON IoHN w.-IN sURSUANCE OF

WATSON, JOdN WV LhN9C-A-NO-- OH
w -, order Of the Hon Frank T Fitzgerald. a Sur
rv7rs OF rls County YCrk notice - hereby kvsa
rers1us having against John William wat
50 Iafs OF ne County OF New York deceased 70 pre-
subscriber
Is Mace u transactEg business No - al street. IN
of Manhattan Cty OF New AofA OF q D-
fore the day OF March 1&1 ...
Tpsrs1 New YORK Of September. iS0&
CENTRAL Trust COMPANY OF NEW YORK
RITZ EP NoTMAN JoLESE MYNDERsE Attorneys
Tor Executor. 81 Wall street, Aanhattan Borough
York
New-York tribune., 1903-02-26

and interest.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-26
Republic Iron and steel Company
DIVIDEND NO Il. -,
THE ETH QUARTERLY DIVIDEND or

one and three-quarters cent upon the preferred
I counanv has declared. payable 1Aprl
iaH9 20 stockholders record the close Of business
MsTrh 16th 1908 transfer books VIII close Allo
Ter 1908 al 8 P. Nj. and viii reopen on Ap'4
fst 1903 a. 10 O'Clock n NJ .~-1,, s.cre+arv
New-York tribune., 1903-02-26
5urrCgdte5 &otlccs-

L Abner c Thouias q Surrogate County OF Ns<
York notice Is hereby all persons having claims
aEaI1st Arna E. John. late Of the County Of
70 with
to t6e subscriber. his place OF transacting huess
No Nassau street IN the City or New York
before the fourth day OF May. 1903
rstad New York The 10th day 0f October 1907
MORRIS Il pILLENBECl[- Executor.
FRANK T. DEMAEEST Attorney for Executor. 80
York City
New-York tribune., 1903-02-26

- of an order & Hon A5ner c. Thomas. a SurTozats
OF the County u New York notice Is hereby gwen % az
andrew J ksFWtl- afs OK
A. county OF deceased present the same.
their pldC6 OF
business Office 0f William 3. McNiece.
Broadway. Borough Cr Aanhatta1 Ss -NsV
York on OF before the -Jth day OF June IStAS -
hated New york the OF December. 1907
ANDREW J. kERWTN. Jr. Executor
MARY C. KERWIN. ExecutTfx.
vv1rrrANF ? NcNIECE. Attorney for Executors. III
F-csd[vav Borough q Manhattan. New York City
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-12-17
othinrrr,t- q dln,aansel.

Bon bem llmfuna bes an ben ealpa@
bifdxn 9rerSen INNER nod lritellae
tifch betriehenenen @inIdmltsgclns Don
GbinsIen tann man iid aus Der Dlels
runq einen 8egriff MAIDEN, DAB lln
aegentp1rtig in 3rpei gbinelen@Nrref@
lofa(en Ger Ser. 5taaten in Ger NdAe
Ser 8rsnse 208 abssfuBte 3ppttrdger
befinoea. Riir3licb puroen nte6er
Isd,s FOLDER @inpanDerer Din9feIt ge@
matbt uab bieIe saben an, baB lle 'ls
S10O fir tire @infhmnsselung hattell
be3ablel miiHen. Der encrme BrpIf
ilt es audi, Der bic llntsrrshlrsr als
G,eFa6ren i9res geiebpi5r;ssn Sreihens
mibuhten IGbt. Nuberosm lino ne
idiau s.nns. iih fslbit nitt fansen gu
laITea; .pirb dber lire pWaare" eputlss
cirt, bann Eaben lie Den 5dmusselz
greis bod in Der Safde. uno ldlieBe
Iieh perTuden iie nod Uncle sam slne
Grtrd- -TaIe an breben, tnbem ile an
gtelle Ser au oeportirenoen Gbinelen
Iolde bringsn, Die frsipillis ndd Der
5einat5 reiIsn ipplIen. Wit anosrer
Worten: Die S9mnsseIs WanagerA
laIIen amerifamiibs G1ineIen duf 80
item Ser Ser. 5tdatsn nd9 9auis
| IdaFfen. gBie oft Diefer fre4e Sdpln'
bel fhon sesliidt iein mag, tpnnter
pieleiht gefptfe @tntpanberilngs.R R'
ante anna6erno ri9tig beilrtbeiIsn
oSn neuerer 3eit nerben aber Die aus
/ QespieIeaen gbtnsIen btel ihdrfer ge9er
Q(uspe9Ielung berpadt, uno bdb aud
Die auf sGini4mugselung BE-
siglibe Gren3zGpntrolle 9egenfpdrtlt
nett ftrenssr sehanb6abt iptro, 1T mn
ben 2O8 dbgefabten leRrtretern oe'
gbineIsn=geI eIebes betpieien.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-12-17
gornnp fir 8d1rinuupa-
bffliUenr.

Il2an bat Die 8ereiniglen Staaten
hdufia Das 3dnb Der lei9ten@bsIdlie~
Buneen senannt. Sin Gesenitiid
biersu bfltet Sdpeben NIT ieinen
ebenfo leid,tsn gbeI6eiDungen. Wenn
i'm 2anbe Der S9dren Gin GRpdrd}en
gu Der lleberseusuns gelangt, DaB es
benz gegenIeitigen 8eiten entipri4t.
pieber auseindnber5usebsn, 10 bebarf
es nur zines einfaden Mpparats. Die
gade bat in seipii1er 8e3ie5uns fogur
ibrs unmittelbaren MnnebmliGfeiten.
ba Der Geiebseber bic liebenspiirDise
g(nprbnune getroffen bat, bab ein3uz
fammenbang n,tt Der geri6tlthen
nenfliidtige @atte Elm gebrudtes 6or1
lei abholen: bic 5dgibnng 1T poll3Ds
9prnerbanblung pDn eirlem 5bsil Der
trennnngsluitigen @dtten eiae tleine
Grbolungsrsife untern0millen Iperoen
mub. Sas 3iel bieIer &eife bilbet
no1 altem 6erfonlrnen bic f9One
0auptIfabt am SereIunb, ND elmer
hersrffe n geind6e bem I. fc6tDabiic1sn
Geaeralconfulat au gslten bat. Nni
benz GD1Iulnfsbureau erhdlt fer faAs
mnlar Dprselsgt, arf bem er bic faiers
lide grfldruag nntcrihreibf, Dab e
/ Seimath unb @attin (pDer 9atten)
! aus b5lem gorIab perlafTen babe n1f
Elm fcyneres 3ufaMlnenlebsn nit ben
anoeren Gbeile unter alleR unItdn6er
/ al rermeiben ipiini9s. Mit BEN ant
lid beftdtigte Mtteite in Der SafG
reiit Der @atie nit bsm ndhitengtorb
grprsB na1 Der Mular 9eiiSsns sii
rid, bepnalirt bos Gtbriftitiid in Del
/ 6Gnben bes alberen Glaaefiibrenben
4 Martners uHb iann bann fDglsi9 an
fcIgnnsn gage bic gerihtIi9e Sren
nunqs urfunSe bon Der RathsfunS
gen. DIE ganae prDse6ur bat tnap
brei 9age in Mnfprad seHomlns1l. os
j ! immesbin nidt unamiilanten glnfsni
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-12-17

bait III Der bdrlifhsn aGnissituOt mil
eifigerednet.
ga Der 8udSfobe besl @eIsbes pprz
shreibt, baB Der uiil MbipeIsnbeii" ges
ratbene 9heil ipenigitens fir bfs9anz
ey bes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aud
tbatlddlih ailBer Gidtipeite bleibt,
10 hat Der fosenannte f9ulbige Sheil
nibts 5hlimmeres als eiuen 12z bis
4sftiincisen freiiuilligen Gtubendr@
reh ourh3umo9en. Die fdtpeDifhen
9erid1te laIfen inbeIfen oub in 0isIer
5inIidt germ nisliChit Mi[be poltea,
unb mir tuenn Der .abgereiEe" 8atfe
Ieine llnperTrDrenbeit 10 ipeit treiDt,
oaB er fi1 beiIpielslpeiIe uls uilberu@
fsner 3ubOrer i'm Geridtsfodle ein@
Finrst, Inn an isiner eisenen 56ei-
punqsperbanblllng 5beil 5u nebmsn
ooey aud in anberer Meife ben 8e=
ridtsbof in ai15u banbgreiflidrrWe
BON 5einer @egenipart iiberfiibrt, lufz
len Bic &idter ibre Nachfidt fallen.
Gin fol6ss MiBgef9id pailirte nnz
ttneit einem befanllten 5todhoImer
giibncnfiinitlsr, Der iin ben Sag Der
Gjeri9tsperbanblung 81 feinent Be
nefis ausseTudt bate. Die SSolse be-
Etanb barin, baB Der slermste am
nddifen Sage nod einmal nad 8o=
penbaeen reiien mlBte. ebe Sos Sc
| r;ht BEN erfsbnten Sdeibnnssbriei
aus5tellte. Die GeIamm!sobl Der in
bieItr parforeemdbigen Nrt betriebe=
nsn Gbef9eibunsen betrdgt fir Der
| Beresh Der Stodbclmer 8erihts'
{pbGre olliGbrlih 3tpiihen 400 bis
600, elm procentiab, Der bel einsl
Our9Idnnitts3iffer BON rnno 5000
neugef9lpKenen Chen immsrhin rea
erheblt1 1T.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-12-17
alDehrkrnft nrr atatins,rtt.

Die @eneralsMoiutantur perDHents
liht Musaiise aus ben 8sriHsen oer
cusrifauiIhen MilitdrsNtta4 I'M
Quslanbe. tporin Gaten iiber Die 6riss
Densitdrte Der bsDeutenDlten Wiaelis
Der Welt geseben perben.
DanaA its[lt iieb Der 5riebenssprd.
Ienaitanb Der ruIfihen armee aut
38.412 Dffiaiere unb 1,076,45S
Wlann; auBerbem iinb 10000 @ens
bormerie unD $4,000 @renoDdhter I'm
Dienit. {oipie 10000 Giienbahnpddter
in Der ManbIhurei. @s iinb 305,245
gietruten aur GinitelInns bsorbett
iporDen. unb bic Milia beitsbt aus
1880 aompasnien Snfanteris. 80
gnnabronen Gapalerie uno 40 Bdts
terien Wrtinerie. Gas Militdrz8ub
Mublanbs fir 1903 tstrdst $16O, 900, I
600. cine 3una6ne BON $500, GOO
aeasn 1902. Sir gleusgquipiruns
limb 12 MiGionen Dollars ausysDors
fen. ..r
ecsapan's Budget fdlieBs 19 Willtps
| HeII tut IcHtlNtubtSs ntsp
fir anBerorbentlide 4nssaben Elm,
Die syrieDenss grGIen3Itarfe Der Nrmss
betrdgt 8116 Offi5tere nnb l3o,53o
Wlann, ippie 456 @eI1iibe.
| Oeutihlano's 4rmee dnf bern yrifs
! bensfube tit nit 24,358 9fft5isrsn
! unD 576.579 Mann regiltrirt.
;Sranfreia ipsiit 28,712 Sffi5isrt
unb $685. Mann auf, auBerosm
fiouriren in Der @snbarmerie 712 Sf'
I.fiaiere unb 24.001 Mann, nnb g
/ Ipmmt nod Elm Colonial GDntlngen
| ppn 1916 9ffi5isren nao 25,72s
Mann hinau.
Oeiterreih itsbi i'm 8nbgst init IA.
4 $40 Dffiaiersn unb 289, 1873 Wanll.
scstalien psiit 1926 Sffi3iere UNI
| 213.211 Monn duf; Spanien 1921:
Sffisiere unb 111,208 Mann; 81
edepeis 8046 Dffiaiere unb 234, ,O0'
Mlann. Gnglanb fi5urirt, 1bgelehsl
BON sssnbien nit SO85 9ffi3ieren I'M
!. 20l ,965 Mlann. syn ben inbiihs'
Rsaimcntern biensn 2944Dffi3isre lirl
"a 1884 Mana; in Der Mili5 479
Dffisiere unb 132.941 Mann, ferHs
;Sreilpinias, Ills 0ffijisre unD 344
$50 Manrl.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-12-17

fdmpfllaa bss 8aumipollitehers (8pu
Weepil) perDen NIT @iftr fprtssisBt.
Sine gspillisuns BON $500, 600 5sir
lpeiisren sS0rberlns bisier 8srind>e
foIIte aemdht iperb,n, net! Die aanSe
8dumtuolltultur BON bieIsm fddbliz
den seSaIett pernidtet aperbsn lam.
nenn ss niebt selinsen fOllte, fetnsr
0erbreitllnq Ginbolt gu gs6ieten,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-12-17

lln9sTtrihsrt GuBbOben srs
baftea eil,s fabelblofe tpsibe Jorbe.
ipenn man fie nit Sdlemmtreioe gut
obf6suert.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-12-17

Ganbmide. Die anltur ber
Ganbipide {ensl. Salrn Detd) bat in
ZEN lebtsn Subren gdn5 bebeutenb 5lls
gsnonlmen. unb niirbe biefe pffanae
ii1er nod ftdrfer ansebuut iperben,
inenn her Gumen bierSulanbe ge5pgen
tpiirbe unb befdnbers auf ne1 6drmen,
ouf benen bic pfIun5en nit Grfolg
se5ogen purbsu. Nrattif4 gencnsS
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-12-17

Beiber Neinigung BON gets
bentleibern hiirfen bieielben lpener ge=
flopft nod gebiirftet tperben. bd bier
bur6 Der 5tDff leidt aufgeraubt ipirb
,lnb brid)t. Mann i9iittelte Tie nur
fiihtia aus linb reibe NIT eiirem ipeiS
den Sude sana leiht ftridtpeiie na9.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-12-17

2idtunb 8ntter. lleber bic
gintpirfung bss 2i9tes auf bic But~
ter bat profsiIor Or. @orblet inMiin=
den bur9 pihenfAaftli9e grpert~
mente na9sstpiefen, baB bas Butter
felt i'm 2i9te {ehr balb balgig pirb,
uno 3tpar am lsidteitea I'M blanen
J unb Dioletten, foipie i'm Sageslihte.
Gs empfieblt iich baber, 8uttersloden
aus rotbem Dher sslbem @laie 81 be-
niben, tpelde bic nnSiinftig pirtsnben
2idtftrahlen ab6alten. a0as 8ebeden
Ger Butter init griinen 8ldttern, tpie
bies anf Mdrften gu geitaeben pflegt,
lit burdaus alpedentipreAenb, neil
Der CRIME Burbitoff bic fAdbli9en
brehbaren 2idtitrablen in iintDirfz
/ yame beripanDrlt. Die prdris bal
/ al5o, lange ppr Der tbeoretifhen 8es
| sriinbung, bas NeAte getroffer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-05
SPRIN0VlLLE.
SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT,
Splendid Condition Of the Spring
willie Educational System.
speclal CORRESPONDENCE.

Special Correspondence.
Sprngvile. Utah Co., May 1.-The
Springvllle public schools held their
closing exercises this week. There
were three divisions OF the promotion
exercises The first was held Thursday
for the beginners, first and second
grades, with Miss Anna Sumsion In
charge. The second IN Friday morning,
for third. fourth and fifth grades. With
Principal Harold Alemsn In charge.
and the third on Friday evening. for
the sixth and seventh grades. with
Principal n. X. Nelson In charge. on
Friday evening supt. l.. f. Eggertsen's
annual report was given. which shows
an enrolment for the year OF 905. with
an attendance and promotion list Of
15g.
The music In all the exercises was
fine and showed an excellent training
Prof Roylance may be complImented
on the undated interest and good work
being done. In connection with music
the school orchestra deserves mention,
under Mr.. Nose Gudmundson.
Three pupil societies were organized
and have held meetings. regularly during
the year. The pupils have been In
charge. doing the work Of presiding
and arranging the program with a
teacher as advisor. These societies gave
the pupils an opportunity 10 learn the
art OF appearing In public and af-
fords pupils an opportunity TO bring out
their talents.
The library Ia not only the pride OF
the school but the town Is Justly proud
OF Its magnlfcence. II has grown dur
ing the year from 40 volumes 20 1908
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-05
A COMMON ERROR.
The Same Mistake is Made by
Many Salt Lake City People.
It's a common error

~ 'plHifOH tlIof
To plaster the aching back,
To rub with liniments rheumatic
Joints,
When the trouble comes from the kid.
neys.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure all kidney
ills.
And are endorsed by Salt Lake City
citizens
Thomas Curtis, engineer, OF 2l7 south
Second St, West, says: pain In my
back and hips as the weeks and months
rolled by became so severe that grew
anxious about my condition. when
there was added to II a distressing and
annoying condition Of the kidney secre-
tions | reasoned that something seri-
pus might result Added TO the above
were dizziness and a blurring before my
eyes and on more than one occasion /
came to the conclusion would be com
PEELED 70 give up my occupation for
dinerent remedies, and ell Of them
standard did not bring relief and the
use OF plasters and other makeshfts
were useless. An advertisement about
Doan's Kidney Pills influenced me 10 go
70 the II, j, Hill Drug Co.'s store for
box. While ] am not prepared to say
mat the treatment has radically cured
me OF kidney complaint know that my
health Is better and my back IL consld-
erably stronger, have every confidence
In this remedy and am more than
pleased 70 publicly endorse IT,
For sale by all dealers Price 80 cents
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, ~ Y, sole
agents for the United States.
Remember the -Doan's-and
take no substitute.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-05
NOTICE OF SPECIAL CITY TAX.

TO Whom II May Concern; Notice IA
hereby given that special tax for the
purpose OF constructing a sewer on First
street between State and "A" streets,
IN Sewer District No. ]. has been levied
and confirmed by ordinances OF the city
council, approved February 9th and
March 18th, 1908.
Said special tax Is levied upon the fol-
lowing described real property In Salt
Lake City, to-wlt-An OF lot q block
49, and all Of lots /, 2, 3 and 4, block ia.
plat "A" Salt Lake city survey, for a
depth OF twenty-five feet back from First
street. and is due and payable now and
will become delinquent on the 18th day OF
May 1903.
All special taxes are payable az my
office, room 1902. City Hall Salt Lake city
r. p. NORRIS
CITY Treasurer and Special Tax Collector.
Salt Lake City, May LIST, 1903
Sewer Extension No. ll5,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-05
NOTICE or SPECIAL CRY rAx.

To Whom II May Concern: Notice Is
hereby given that a special tax for the
purpose Of constructing o sidewalk on the
north side Of North Temple street be-
tween East Temple and West Temple
streets In sidewalk district No. ~. has
been levied and confirmed by ordinances
~ the city council. approved December
2ith. 1879. and January 2lst, 1893
said tax is levied upon the following de-
scribed real estate IN Salt Lake City, to-
vital Of lots ]. 2 3, T. block ~. plat
"A" Salt Lake City survey to a depth
Of twenty-five feet back frem said street
and Is payable IN three equal installmontS
and will become delinquent as follows.
Said first installment on the glst day u
May, 1903. said second installment on the
list day OF November. 1873. and the said
third lnstallment on the 2ist day Of Nav.
1904 Each OF said instalments, except
the first. draws interest al the rate Of
seven per cent per annum from the date
Of levy May fist. 1905. II any OF said
installments shall remain unpaid after
the date OF delinquency interest thereon
thereafter viii be at the rate Of ten per
cent per annum from the date OF delin-
quency until paid.
All special taxes are payable az MY Of
fee, room i02 city Hail salt Lake City.
r. T., MORRIS,
City Treasurer and Special Tax Collector.
Salt Lake City. May lsi, $500
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-05
ELECTRIC R'Y FRANCHISE
And Telephone Privileges Given Hon. Reed
SmnOt and Others.
Session OF city Council Mayor Must
Approve Appropriation bills
Wedding Bells,

Special Correspondence.
Provo, Utah Co., May Sat the
meeting OF the city council held last
evening Mayor Taylor presented a
communication accompanied by an
opinion from the city attorney on the
matter OF claims against the city, in
which the mayor says ; From the
reading of which you Will see that It
becomes necessary for the mayor 10 APP
prove Of all resolutions, contracts, bills,
etc, wherein the city money is dlsburs-
ed before the same can he lawfully paid.
| hereby give notice that hereafter all
money appropriated from the treasury.
outside OF that prescribed by the reg
ular salary ordinance, be done in ac-
cordance with the state salute and or
dinances Of Provo City"
The matter was referred to the COM
mittee on judiciary and pending a re-
port from the committee all bills will be
presented to the mayor for his approx
al
The volunteer fire department pre-
scented a COMMUNICATION requesting that
an assistant fire chief be appointed, Re-
ferred to the committee on fire depart
ment
The two discharged teamsters pre-
scented requests that they be permitted
to return TO work and also presented
claims for services for the time since
their discharge, April q. The recorder
was Instructed to notify them that their
demands would not be complied with
The Provo city baseball club by its
manager c. Archie Knowlden, asked for
permission TO play on the west square
and TO have complete and full control
Of the square when games are played.
Referred to the committee on public
grounds and city property.
UTAH COUNTY BUSINESS.
The following petition was presented
and granted at the meeting OF the
board Of county commissioners, held
yesterday;
Provo, May T. 1908 To the Honora-
Bile County Commissioners, Utah coun-
", Utah Whereas II is
the desire and purpose OF your petition
ers TO furnish the inhabitants of Utah
county, and the public generally. with
railway and telephone service within
the county Of Utah we therefore re-
spectfully petition your honorable body
for franchise for right OF way prlvil-
eyes over and upon the public roads
and highways under your jurisdiction,
for the construction, maintenance and
operation OF such railway system ana