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A PERIL TO THE RICH.

Vanity Square: a Story OF Fifth Avenue Life
BY Edgar Saltus. Published by J. B. LIP
pincott Company, Philadelphia.
Fifth Avenue life, according 20 this
story, is all right enough II left alone
but II doesn't take much to set 1t daffy.
Gerald UxhIll Idle and wealthy, had torn
his wife Maud away from her father, In
defiance OF the old gentlcman's will; and
they got on very well and happily to-
gether, the only shadow on their life be-
Ing the wifes indisposition to travel She
was comfortable. happy, and healthy. but
she wanted to stay at home. Their little
girl. Mowgy, fell III. and the doctor put
the child In charge of a trained nurse,
daughter of famous bacteriologist. who
has some decided views but is famous
nurse. and the patient is pulled through
a severe attack of dlphtheria The nurse
was tempting creature. and Uxhill let
her know It. Then Maud fell Ill OF moth
ing in particular, and the child plned; but
no travel for them. for the wife and
mother wouldn't have It, One evening
when Uxhill returned from an arduous
day in Wall Street cutting off and cash
Ing his coupons, his wife and daughter
were gone. and he could not trace them
The loss and the search made him crazy;
but he recovered, made up TO the nurse,
and was about to get divorce and mar
ry her. when he learned that his wife
was. and had been all the time, at a hotel
around the corner. She had suspected
him OF being in league with the nurse to
poison her with orsere. which word also
added to the complications 1t Is an in
genious story. tragic. and of much power.
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RIGHTING POLITICS.

The District Attorney BY William Sase.
Published by Little Brown, and Company,
Boston.
This is an artistic parnphrase of the
triumphs of Joseph w Folk in beating
the grafters and civic robbers OF ST.
Louis; and II is elegantly done, too with
additions and surroundings that add ma
terially to the dramatic effect. There Is
the same unrelenting and successful rout-
ing OF the corrupt gang, tho same eff
cheney In landing them in the peniten-
tlary, and the same keen hunting them
down wherever they go. In this novel.
Samuel Haverland, a man of immense
wealth and financial and industrial
power, undertakes n trust combine; he Is
resisted by James Hartley, an indcpend-
ent manufacturer. who wanting to main
tain the business left to him by his ia
ther, refuses n tempting offer TO allow
his concern to go into Haverlands 8 COM
blne Havcrland's son Richard has Just
closed his college training and law
studies, and is a fine young man, of
whom his father is proud. Richard. who
is In love With Hartleys daughter, at
tends a meeting OF the directors In his
fathers combine, opposes the move TO
ruin Hartley, but IS brushed aside, He
then informs his father Of his desire 10
wed Hartleys daughter. and the father
consents. but warns the son to keep out
of meddllng in business. The young folks
marry, Hartley is ruined by business
and the political phase comes on; Rich
ard, by accident, Is elected district attor-
ney, and gets after the boodlers who
have been subservient to his fathers
franchise interests. Haverland's political
partner calls on him TO hold the son or
but the old man disclaims any power TO
do So ut the same time admiring his
sons ability and pluck in forcing the
fight. The results are ell that the most
fervid reformer could desire; and the
right comes uppermost every time. 1t is
hearty, wholesome story. strongly con-
ceived and admirably wrought out 1t is
the novel of the year. in its field OF pub
lie affairs, and there Is a good deal OF
love In 1t, too
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THE THIRD OF TWAIN.

Mark Twaln's Library OF Humor. The Prim-
rose Way. Harper Brothers. publishers
New York,
This Is the third volume In this series.
There are some good things in 1t and
these mostly by Mark Twain himself
In reading the volume one Is tempted
TO wish that he would oftencr oyerrule
his two assistants, and put In moro Sc
lections from his own works, as his
apology" says he would do II he had
the doing OF It 1t may also be said that
some excursions with the shears outside
OF the circle with which those two as
sistants appeared to have surrounded
themselves might not prove altogether
Improbable. for there have certainly
been many things written and printed
that are vastly superior to the com
mon run of the stuff found In this vol
ume. But there's a lot in 1t that is
good enough for anybody, to make up
for the dubious. Thirty-seven authors
are drawn upon In the making OF the
series; seven would have been better. for
while variety is good, sticks among the
asparagus don't improve the flavor.
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RAILWAY TRAIN ADVENTURE,

The Passenger From Calais. BY Arthur
Grimths. Published by l. c, Page and
Company. Boston,
A light. lively story OF travel, based
primarily on a journey from Calais to
Basle by the Engadine Express, In which
an army officer and lady were the only
passengers In fine train of five coaches
The officer heard conversation between
the lady and her maid while they were
on the platform undecided what to do;
and this gives him the worst sort of an
opinion of the two. But in spite Of
that. when they were thrown together In
the companionship of the lonely train
they became fast friends. The officer
was her devoted slave. and free and
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SUMMER EXCURSIONS
Via Oregon Short Line,

Daily, June l to September Is. 1906
from Salt Lake City:
Portland or Spokane and return
(via Huntingdon. $4,000
San Francisco and return via Ogden
ard S, P. both ways. S82 100.
San Francisco and return via Port
land one way. $3.50.
Los Angeles and return Via Ogden
and S. P. both ways, $50 90.
Los Angeles and return Via Portland
one way, $3.50.
Proportionately low rates from other
points.
Final return limit of tickets. October
81
See agents for further particulars
CITY ticket Office. 2O1 Main st
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Current Publications

largo use she made OF him 1t was as
tangled n story that developed as one
reads In q detective novel. but through
1t all tho lady had the officer at COM
man. and ever he did her good service.
In tho course OF tho story pretty fair
railroad guide e made up. and the Gus
toms OF trains and train service are
pretty faithfully described, 1t is a story
full of action, and the narrative Is told
with a vim and fire that mako it most
alluring and satisfying reading.
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Farming for June gives much space to
a profusely illustrated paper. THE Pro-
Ats of Breeding Draft Horses" the
Percheon being given the palm. big
Returns In Growing Trees" Western
Sheep Raising as a Business" 1.-The To-
bacco Crop of the Northern States"
Some Facts about Irrigation" "A Good
Road for Ten Dollars a Mile" THE Farm
Help Problem" Making Merry by Home
Work." excellent practical papers
The months opportunities and other re-
minders are also carried. A helpful, ex-
traordinarily we'll made magazine
Doubleday, Page & Company, publishers,
New York.
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NOTICE OF spEc1AL

Notice Is hereby given that
tax for the purpose Of conEt1
ment curb and gutter and q G
adam pavement, forty feet WI
curbs, on Second street froI
road TO West street, and "Cs'
South Temple 10 Second street.
District No. e. has been lewis
iirmed by ordinance of the d
dated June 9th, 1876. 4
The property hereby assess
OF the following lots and 4
ground, to-wit:
All OF lots 3 and 4, block Is.
3 and 4. block Is, all Of lon
block II. all of lots 3 and 4,
all OF lots 3 and 4, block 10;
3 and 4, block %, all Of lofi
block 81; all OF lots 8 and 4
all OF lots 3 and 4, block g:
and 4, block "a; all OF loi1
block 25; all OF lots 8 and 4,
all OF lots 3 and 4. block n;
and 4. block Is; all OF loll
block q; all of lots ! and &
all OF lots l and 2. block 81;
and 2, block So. all of LOT
block 80; ALL OF lots l and 3
all OF lots l and 3. block 3
1 and .. block Ss; all of lotI
block 81; all of lots 1 and 4
all of lots l and 2. block 81
! and 2. block 40; all OF lou
block II, all of lots / and
all OF lots 2 and 3. block u,
l and 4, block u. all OF lou
block II; all OF lots 2 and
plat I'd"
All OF lots I. 8. 9 and 10. bloq
lots /. 2. and 4. block ., PA
All OF lots 8 and 4. block 81,
3 and 1, block 10: all of lol1
block IL; all of lots 3 and
all of lots 3 and 4, block ~:
8 and 4, block "a: all OF Ion
block Is; oil OF lots 9 ana
all OF lots is, 10. 20. q, 2 a
toria Place. a subdivision on
all of lots l and ?, block u;
| and 2, block 19; all or 10Y
block 20: all OF lots ! and
all Of lots ] and 2. block II;
l and 2, block q; all Of lots
"a. plat &c"
Part of the S. w, Y OF g
N. r. E. Salt Lake surve
on both sides of Second atreS
west side OF Canyon road 70 tn
Of West street. and on botn ~
street from the north sioe o.
ple street to the north sl1e
street, in Paving District 10:
same appear and are snov
official plats of eaid CITY, 70
q feet back from said stiee%
nayable in ten equal instau4
viii become delinquent as
wit: .r,c-
one-tenth OF the total anu
tax so levied shall oecoMe
July 18th. 1906; one-tenfh u
become delinquent July @.n
tenth thereof shall necoms
July 18th, 1905, one-tentn tnSsc ~,
come delinquent July l6tn. -
thereof shall become dellnquS
Iaio. one-tenth thereof shal!
iipouent July 18th. 1911. one-,s'
shalI % become delinquent july
one-tenth thereof shall oecom
July 18th. 1913; one-ten'r, r,tth
become delinquent July i1..
tenth thereof shall oecono
July 18th. 1915.
zach Of said installments'
nrst shall draw interest,"
: - nor cent per annum 1rom
OF this levy until deiindInert: deiHIIn,eSt:
OF sat,noucnt Interest tn1
come co II, tSs Iea'I rate OF s per cent
be fron, Al delinquency s until such
IrSu, arc fully pa paid; dn;.v.t
Ali special taxes are Pay
once. room 102. City ana eo0
SAT- l'aA0 FRANK A. sWE
City Treasurer and spee'A'
iee'o BY r. 8. WI
Paving Extension No: %; ma,
Date of first publication, |
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LITERARY NOTES.

Prof Ernst HnecI<crs Important work. The
Riddle OF the Universe" has recently been
translated into japanese. Chinese. and He
brow At different times tho volume has up-
pcarod In twelve other languages, while moro
Than 10000 copic0 OF tho German original
have been sold. Tho Harpcrs. who publish
Prof, Hncckers books In this country. report
that tho volume Ia In constant demand nu-
merous editions having been printed, tho
Intcst aoout month ago. In addressing an
English scientific society not long ago, Prof.
laeckel snid that in the six ycurs since The
received over eO1O letters from thooIogians and
Gontrovcrsinlisto all over tho world concern
Ing IT.
That Richard Mansfield can write ns woll az
ect ls amply proved In hiS paper In the May
Atlantic Man and the Actor 1t IL a
searching study OF tho meaning OF actors
Iiic and existing conditions upon tho Amerl-
can stogc Mt once clear-hoadsd and eloquent
Mr. Mansfield Is especially Interesting In what
nc mas 10 say about the prevalence OF acting
IN real life about amateur acting. about stage
business, and about the great need OF
tlonal thcntcr. So vlv0cIous and picturesque
" MS literary manner that the article is as
entertaining as 1t IS instructive.
In the July number OF Horpcrs Bazar.
Mary stewart Cutting outhor of Little sto-
series OF Talks to Wives" Mrs Cutting hns
inado special study OF matrimonial prob
lens and feminine psychology In her frat
article she Will advise tho women whoao hus-
ohnds arc ,'closc"-a largo and pathetic band,
us ~, every observant person knows. Mrs. Cut
su8sestons arc very original Later she Is TO
.alk TO tho wives who losing their hus-
bands affections, and still lntcr to those who
nave not been n6lo 10 keep pace with their
husbands. intellectually or socially
Ihonas F Millard In his book on Tho New
far East" just published by tho Scribncra
writes M folowo about Japanese business
,,nethods. AS indicating how practical Amer
lCan @ manufacturers, with somo experience OF
Japanese methods. look upon certain phases OF
japanese Industrial developments. may be
LIN
thc osaka exposition. for feor their products
would oo copied and duplicated by japanese
manufacturers. II Is well known in Western
Industrial circles that II is becoming tho Gus
tom of American manufacturers TO decline 10
permit Japanese TO visit their factories; ow-
Ing 10 the constant employment In tho inter
ests OF Japan of commercial spies whose oc-
cupatlon Ia 10 obtain models and plnns TO be
used In reproducing foreign products in Japan
where they arc not protected by patent or
copyright laws. II may be however that
these arc only temporary conditions. although
iniirect obstacles continue to be encounter,i
In attempts to protect foreign products from
this sort OF competition In Japan"
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And In accordanco with law and Tho or
der Of the board OF directors made on the
18th day OF April. 1906. so many shares Of
each parcel of such stock as may be nee
essory viii be sold sol ,ia at the % oftlGe OF the
Lake City. Utah, on the 11th day OF June
1906. at the hour of o'clock p m, to pay
the delinquent assessment, together with
the costs OF advertising and expense OF
sale,
CECIL S. WRAY, Secretary
Ofico 700 Mccormick Block, Salt Lake
City. Utah. xl853
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Dividend No. 60. of sscSo, : - -
on the capital stock OF the nsdsv. -
iSS iS Dooly block. Salt Lake c,v
pany Will close .d on ,ntii June a
BY order Of the bosrSp bosIrTSpER ~
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IN THE NATTER OF THE ESTATE

IN THE NATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF Jacob Alt. deceased,
The undersigned Will sell nt private sale
the following described Real Estate 70
Wit.
That portion Of Lot l, Block 5s. Plat
SIX (6) feet south of the North East cors
rer Of said Lot l, and running thence
West ten C1M rods; thence South Sixty Ce0,
feet. thence East ten Q0) rods thcnCn
North sixty 60) feet to the place
OF beginning, containing sixty (CO) feet OF
ground frontage by ten QO rods deep. in
on OF after the 18th day OF June, 1906, and
written bids will be received ut the Hud
dart Floral Company, No. ll4-1ls East
up to and including Tuesday. the 18TH day
OF June 1905
Dated at Salt Lake City, Utah, May
3lst 1906
ALBERT j. ALT,
Administrator Of the Estate OF Jacob Ait,
Deceased.
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Smiths Magazine for July has sixteen
pages of stage beauties in color and forty
pages of color printing. II has a lauda-
tory paper on Major Tom Johnson; an as
Economical paper that makes the star
Arcturus our governing sun: It tells how
to dress for the camera: has a Canadlan n
scenic sketch. and is full of good stories,
poems and general reading. Smith Pub
fishing House, New York.
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Recreation for juno is strong In out
door allurements. 1t has many sketches
OF hunting. fishing. and hearty life in the
open. There is a discussion OF Gums and
Ammunition" The Hunting Dog"
Amateur Athletics" and the delights OF
travel arc pleasingy shown forth. VIM
Z. Annis. publisher. New York
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The Peoples Magazine for July has
well-nlled department. What the
World Is Saying and Doing" has many
good special articles brief and snappy:
1T has two serials and number of short
stories; and Its departments of humor,
random readings. poetry. biographical and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-10

The Architectural Record for June
opens with a fine illustrated paper. De
signing a Great Mercantile. Plant"
School and Practice Designing is an
expert instructive paper by Russell Stur-
gis. "Gargoylcs, Old and New" Indian
apolis Court House and Post Office"
Roman Art-Part l." Buffalo Herds"
"A Type of Original American Archl-
lecture" are all admirable papers. But
the glory of the number is THE Prom
ised City OF San Francisco" which Is a
dream OF artistic beauty; 1t is a pity 1t
can never become fact. 1t is a great ex-
pert magazine. Architectural Record Co,
publishers. New York.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

THE GALENA KING MINING COM
PANY.
Principal place OF business. Salt Lako
City. Utah.-Notice
There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account OF assess
ment levied on the 18th day Of April.
1890, the several amounts set opposite tho
names or the respective shareholders, as
follows:
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Tho Dellneator for July begins a new
serial by c. n. and A. NJ. Williamson.
The Chauffeur and tho Chaperon,"
which Is suro TO be n capital story. All
the fashions, with colored plates, are
found In the number. and there are cx-
cellent household features, fancy work.
embroidery. and good kitchen hints The
President OF QueX." serial. Is concluded
and The Rose OF Sharon" second part
Is In excellent form. The entertainment
and care OF children Is feature and
houscwifery Is prominent 1t is a maga-
zine both useful and beautiful. The But
terick Company. publishers. New York.
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miscellaneous are all well filed Street
& Smith, publishers. New York.
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The Electrical Age for June opens with
fine paper, The Electric Smelling of
Iron Ores" by Auguste J. Rossl, which
is optimistic in It's outlook. The Devel-
opment OF the Nickel Plating Industry
is clear showing of expert results
Electricity In a Modern Shpyard"
shows amazing prevalence OF this mod
ern genie of industry and capability. "A
Large Lighting Load in a Small Town"
Is the record of Great harrington, Mas
sachusetts. Electricity as an Amuse-
ment Purveyor" is a sprightly paper,
profusely and beautifully illustrated.
Electric Rock Drills" Is a paper with
many Illustrations. that shows the work
OF such drills. There are many special
papers. all of value and interest in this
newest of all the applied sciences, the
science OF electricity. 1t Is a beautiful
and artistic magazine. Tho Electrical
Age Company. publishers. New York,
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Bookman Is always great and instructive.
Dodd Mead G. Company. Now York.

The American Monthly Review of Re-
Views for Juno has for frontiapiece a
portrait of tho Hon. Joseph G Cannon.
with a sketch OF his seventieth birthday
ceieoration- The Progress OF the
World devotes much attention to the
san Francisco disaster. and there are
several frst-class papers on tho same
VIE: San Francisco's Disaster, a Chron-
icie.' a vivid sketch by Samuel e. Mof-
fett with map; why San Francisco VIII
Rise Again" by James d Phclan; Tho
New San Francisco" by Benjamin Ide
Wheeler; Tho Relief OF the Stricken
City by DR.. Edward T. Devine. In
charge of the Red Cross work; what
Happened TO Stanford University;" Fire
Insurance Lessons from San Francisco's
Experience" and many striking and ef-
fcctivc Illustrations accompany the
papers. Mount VesuvIus in Full Erup-
ton Is the reproduction of a photograph.
probably the first ever taken of n volcano
IN iull eruption. Our Unstable Terra
Firma," with illustrations, is a general
paper on earth movements. Other spe-
cialties are. Georges Clemenceau. the
warwick OF French Politics." Tho Pan
American Conference Mt Rio:' THE In
dian OF Today and Tomorrow" 'The
Revolution in Rice Fnrming." and What
the People Read in Canada" There Is
an appreciation OF Carl Schurz; some
representative cartoons OF tho month are
g1ven' leading articles In the magazines
are reproduced. brefer notes are made,
the seasons fiction Is reviewed, and the
number Is strong and great, The Review
OF Reviews Co, publishers. New York.
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Salt Lake City, Utah. June 1st 1906.
To the Stockholders of Wasatch
Store Company Notice is hereby given
that meeting of the stockholders of the
Wasatch Store company is hereby called
to be held at the principal office OF the
company in Salt Lake City, Utah. on the
noon, to amend the Agreement OF Asso-
citation of said company by amending
section V, to read as follows:
Section v The limit Of capital stock
agreed upon is the sum OF two hundred
thousand dollars. divided into two thou
sand shares OF the denomination of one
capital stock now subscribed is the sum
OF one hundred thousand dollars divided
into one thousand shares OF tho denomi-
nation and par value OF one hundred dol
lars each, all OF which stock Is fully
paid.
1.-The capital stock not now subscribed
to the limit named, may be used by the
board of directors for extending promot-
Ing and carrying on the business OF the
corporation by disposing of the same by
subscription, exchange of property. or in
such other manner as said board may
direct"
fer of stock Will be closed at the close
main closed until the final Adjournment
OF the meeting a. ID COWIE,
f. A. GREENWOOD. sccretarys Visa
LOWER MAMMOTH MINING Gov,
block. salt Lake City. Utah NJ Noticee iEeoiy y
directors held on the l4th day of Mhe .he
1906. an assessment OF cents, per share.
being assessment No. 10. was levied upoa
able Immediately to A Reeves. secrefsS,, ePfaS.
Of the company. at his ofice, 6l6 DooIyy
block, Salt Lake City, Utah oo'y
Any stock upon which this assessns,.
may remain unpaid on Saturday, June is
1905, will be delinquent and advertiser go.
sale Mt public auction; and, unless nsW 1
ment Is made before. so many shares y,
each parcel Of such stock as may be- be-
necessary VIII be sold on the Sth day Of
TO pay the delinquent assessment thereon
together with tho cost of advertising and
expense of sale. A. REEVES Secv
SIC Dooly block, Salt Lake CITY, Utah
First publication, May Is. 1906, xi2sl
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Tho North American Review (New
York; for June has AN Appeal to Our
Millionaires," urging them to get In
touch with the lives OF the people and
not outrage common rights and sentl-
mcnts. The Graduated Taxation OF In
comes and Inheritances" Is defended by
Wayne MacVeagh. Some Arguments
Against Municipal Ownership are pre-
sented by F. b. Thurber. strong antago-
nistic. Criticisms and the Dogma of
the 1Nirgin-Birth," by Professor c. a.
Briggs. is a searching inquiry. but moro
rigid against the claims OF other than the
Christian religion FOR such birth. "Our
Missionaries and Our Commerce." Eff
fects OF School Life on Childrens g
Health" Social Ideals" "A Plea for
Steammanship in the [Britishl Navy"
Pan lslam' and Tho Content OF tho
Modern Novel; are good specialties
World Politics." from London, ST Pc
tersburg, Berlin. and Washington are
we'll summarized. and In some detail
There is a Henry James fog smoke
white" on Washington, and the number
Is one OF rare power
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DELINQUENT Nor,r

Little Chief Mining ana H..
pany. Principal plac. AuH
Lake City. Utah. No,, VI Ousl1
hnqucnt upon the fo,,o.,,ne'
STOCK on account Of as.o.
o o, one Cd cent per sbars
-. 1896 paynpiv o- or ha,e W
VIC several amounts vre ~
follows. pecl've share6-
No
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NOTICE.

Sewer extension No 176. K
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DIVIDEND MOTTO

Paving Extension No; 10, "; m,
bate 81 first publication Su'