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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the assess
ment OF the tax levied by the City Coun-
ell OF Salt Lake City. Utah, by ordinance
passed Juno IL. 1906 upon the property
nbutung upon all OF lots. 3 and 4, block B:
and 4, block I; all of lots and 4. block 8:
all of lots 8 ana as blo,k 9, all OF lots 8
and l. block 10: all OF jots 3 and 4. block
IL; all OF lots and 4. block IL: all OF lots.
and 4. block l3; all of lots ! and 2. blocK
1G. nil OF lots and 2, block II; all of lots
and Q, block IS; all OF lots and 2. block
! and 2. block q oil of lots l and 2 block
u: all Of lots l and e. block %; and all
OF lots ] and 2, block "a, plat 3D." Salt
Lake City survey, for the purpose Of
grading. guttertng and curbing with con-
crete. and paving with mocadam (said
wide between curbs. and six (6) inches
thick) First street from the west side of
street to the west side OF ] street, In
paving district No. q, Is completed.
Tint tho Board OF Equalization and Re-
view appointed BY the City Council for
the city Recorder room 100. city and
county building, on Monday. July 9. 1906,
and continue In session until Friday, July
IS, 1906, between the hours of $50 and
4:20 p. M, and will hear and consider
any objections and make correction of
any tax which said board may deem un-
equal or unjust.
That during said time, between tho
hours of g. m. and 6 p m. said list
will be open to public inspection at The
ONCE of the City Recorder, room 100 city
and county building. Salt Lake City. Utah
BY order Of the City Council. dated June
- J.. B. MoREToN.
Paving extension No. n ASA
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SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the Free
Coinage Mining &c Milling Company cor
poration, will hold special stockholders
meeting for the purpose OF electing five
directors and for the transaction OF such
other business as may properly come be-
block, Salt Lake City. Utah on the 23rd
day Of July 1906. at tho hour of 2 o'clock
p, m.
BY the order OF the Board CT Directors
J z. DARMER, Secretary
R S. HAMILTON. President. atS
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An ordinance confirming the assess
ment upon the property on both sides
of East Temple street between Fourth
South and Ninth South streets, in Sewer
Districts Nos. / and 2, for the con-
struction OF sewer,
Be II ordained by the City Council OF
Section / That the assessment list
made by the City Treasurer as correct
ed. approved and completed by the
Board OF Equalization and Review.
Council for that purpose. of the prop
erty abutting on both sides of East
Temple street between Fourth South
trists Nos. l and 2, Of Salt Lake City.
for the purpose of constructing sewer
upon said portion of said street, is here
made and returned in said completed
lists are hereby confirmed,
Section 2. This ordinance shall take
Passed by the CITY Council of Salt
Lake City. Utah. June IS, 1906, and re-
ferred TO the Mayor for his approval
Approved H o % this 18th eth day 'e Of June, 1906.
EZRA THOMPSON. Mayor,
State of Utah, City and County of Salt
l. ]. B. Moreton. 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
entitled. AN ordinance confirming the
assessment upon the property on both
sides of East Temple street between
Fourth South and Ninth South streets.
in Sewer District Nos ! and ?, for the
construction Of q sewer" passed by the
City Council OF Salt Lake City, Utah,
Juno IS, 1906, and approved by the
Mayor June 10. 1906. as appears of
record in my office.
In witness whereof. ] have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the corporate
seal OF said city, this 18th day Of June,
1905
1Seal) j. B. MORETON,
City Recorder.
sewer Extension No. 172. y1sS2
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AN ORDINANCE,

An ordinance confirming the assess
ment upon the property on both sides
OF Center street between Currant and
re-: eafh tho 9eeTstI; construction Of a sewer.
BE IL ordained by tho City Council OF
Salt Lake City. Utah; ~.
Section l. That the assessment list
made by tho city Treasurer as corrected:
enproycd and completed by the Board or
Eoualization and Review. heretofore
duly appointed by tho CITY Counoii LOT
an both sides Of Center street between
Currant and Peach streets In sewer DIS
trict No. !, of Salt Lake CitS Ior n,, eno
said norton of said street Is herepy
confirmed and tho assessments made
and returned in said completed lists are
heGsCf seotion ?, This ordinance shall take
effect upon approval r 20 co,.
passed by tho City Council of Salt
lake CITY, Utah, June Is. 1906. and re-
ferred 10 tho Mayor for his approval.
p, MORETON, City Recorder
Anproyed this 18th day of June, 1905.
EZRA THOMPSON, Mayor
state of Utah City and County Of Salt
Lake'n n Moreton. City Recorder of Salt
10 CIV Utah. do hereby certify that
the above and forogong is full' true
md correct copy OF an ordnance en-
titled, "An ordinance oonartY oonmss on n both
stSss of Center street between Currant
end Peach streets, in Sewer District No;
ana FOR tho construction of sewer,
nassed H. fef by the City Council Of Salt Lake
City utah JunS u.s. Is so sos Sne as pDpeara
by the MAYOR; {o NV of1,c~
OF In witness whereof, I have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the corporate
seal OF said city, thiA soth day Oh june
1905, j B. MoREToN,
Noe' City Recorder.
BlII TO. J.ttension No. 1T. y1es1
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state of Utah. c,ty and County of Salt

Statr OF Utah, t-ty ana county OF SAT-
Lake, ~
1, j. 3. Moret7n. C1ty Recorder Of Salt
Lake City, Utah. do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing is a FULL true
and correct COPY OF ordinance en-
titled. An ordinance levying a tax and
for the Assessment OF property within
the district bounded as follows, on the
north by the north limo OF First North
street on the east by the center line OF
East Temple street, on the south by the
south line of South Temple street, and
on the west by the center line OF Third
west street. in Sewer District No. 1, for
the construction OF sewers" passed by
the City Council OF Salt Lake City Utah.
juno 49, 1906, and approved by the
Mayor. June 19 1906. as appears Of rec
ord in my Office.
In witness whereof. I have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the corporate
seal OF said city this Goth day of June.
1906.
(Seal) ], B. MORETON.
City Recorder.
Bill No o6.
Sewer Extension No. 17s. 1850
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State of Utah. City and County of Salt

Lake-ss.
/, j. B. Moreton. City Recorder OF
salt Lake City. Utah. do hereby certi-
~ that the above and foregoing Is d
full true and correct copy of an ordi-
nance entitled IAN ordinance levying
tax for the assessment OF property In
the district bounded on the south by
South Temple street on the east by
West street. on the north by Third
street, and on the west by Canyon road
I'm Sewer District No. l, for the con-
struction of sewers" passed by the City
Council Of Salt Lake City. Utah, Juno
18th, 1906, and approved by the Mayor.
In my office.
In witness whereof, I have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the corporate
seal OF said city. this goth day of Junes
1906. ]. 3. MORETON,
(Seal0 City Recorder.
Bill No. 81 Sewer Extension No. l76.
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thereof shall become and bo delinquent
one month after the approval of this
ordnance: one-si1th thereof In ono
year after such approval; one-slxth
tnereof In two years after such ap-
proVal; one-sixth thereof in three years
after such approval; one-sixth thereof
I'D iour years after such approval, and
one-sixth thereof in five years aftei
such approval. Each and every install
ment or said tax except the first shall
draw interest at the rate OF six per cent
per annum from date OF levy until de-
Inquent, and each and every INSTALL
ment or said tax shall bear interest Mt
the rate of eight per cent per annum
from and after its date OF delinquency.
Section ., This ordinance shall take
ERECT upon approval
Passed by the City Council of Salt
Lake City. Utah. June 18th, 1905. and
referred to tho Mayor for his approval.
j. b MORETON City Recorder.
Approved this 18th day OF June. 1906.
EZRA THOMPSON, Mayor.
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AN ORDINANCE.

Paving extension No. q.
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Sidewalk Extension No. 11e, "a
New-York tribune., 1906-07-04
PLAY FOR STATE CHAMPIONSHIP.

With an entry list that includes several of the
most famous of the lawn tennis players of this
country. the tournament for the New York State
championship begun yesterday on the turf
courts Of the Staten Island Cricket and Lawn Ten
MS Club The weather was not propitiOus and made
the footing so slippery and the action of the ball
SO SLOW That there were some instances that were
AKIN to reversals of form in the results of the few
matches played The summary follows
New York state championship singles first round)-
{. NJ Bull Crescent Athletic Club defeated J. Downey
staten Island Cricket and Tennis Club G-l 10
6-4; Arthur Foote, staten Island Cricket and Lawn
Tennis Club defeated H l. Westfan. Kings County
County Country Club. ted Frederick p Fox New
York Lawn Tennis Club. 6-1 6-3: T. W. Hoxie staten
Island Cricket and Lawn Tennis Club defeated George E.
DIX. staten Island Cricket and Tennis Club Ga
3,6. S-3; Carleton C. Kelley West Side Lawn Tennis
CLUB VS. 9 f. Watson, jr., Orange Lawn Tennis Club.
County Lawn Tennis Cub. defeated DR.. P. B. Hawk
University Of Pennsylvania, 81. 6-1 George N Boyd
staten Island Cricket and Lawn Tennis Club defeated
Taller Townsend Staten Island Cricket Tennis
Cluo SIS 90; w T Johnson. Staten Island Cricket
York Lawn Tennis Club. 6-1, 60; G A Blyth. jr..
Staten Island Cricket Tennis Club defeated
G A Ldndley. Morristown Field club 60 Go.
Second round-J. F. D. Jones. Longwood Cricket Club
Boston defeated Louis J. Grant. New York Lawn Ten
Side Tennis club Henry w Sfoiienhauer
Kings County Lawn Tennis club 60 rs: Karl Behr.
Crescent Athletic Club defeated D. Pel Country
Club Of Westchester. 6-3; s-6; G. Blyth jr Staten
Island Cricket and Lawn Tennis Club Wye G.
Grant. New York Lawn Tennis Club, e. 4-2, un-
Tennis Club defeated ] II Williams Staten Island
Cricket and Lawn Tennis Club 6-S. ca 6-4
New-York tribune., 1906-07-04
READY FOR AUTO Run.
Sirty-seven Cars Entered for Tour
Which Begins To-morro1C.

Entries for the third annual tour OF the American
Automobile Association from Chicago to Breton
Woods. embracing the second annual GIidden
trophy contest from Buffalo to Breton Woods
closed yesterday with A B. Tucker. superintend-
ent. Up to last night sixty-seven entries had been
received. and this number may be increased as en-
tries mailed before the hour of closing will be ac-
cepted.
Mr.. Tucker said last night that he expected at
least twelve more entries. having been informed
that this number the way. OF the sixty
seven entries received up to last night seventeen
will not take part for the trophy offered.
The entries received yesterday were as follows
Dexter Fairbank, 3O-S5-horsepower Cleveland; w
L. Davis. 25-5o-horsep0wer Pope Toledo; w A.
DANGER. 24-2S-horsepower Crawford; Charles
Schmitt, 40-horsepoYer Peerless: Harrison Wagon
Company, horsepower of car not announced: S. B.
Stevens 40-6O-horsepower Darracq; John Danford
2s-S0-horsepower Oldsmobile Philip Corbin. jr "a
horsepower CoTbin; p. c. Ford. jr, l6-horsepower
REQ. E. r. Lozier, 4O-horsepower Lozier; J. Becker
35-horsepower Elmore; ". l. Mari. 35-horsepoWer
steamer. T. z. Schultz and Mr. Wing entered Nor
man cars. but failed to name the horsepower.
The run will begin at Chicago Tomorrow, when
big delegation of Western automobilsts will leave
that city for Buffalo. When the tourists arrive at
Buffalo next week they will meet all OF the other
motorists entered for the Glidden Cup. the trophy
offered for the best showing by single car in the
run, and on July l2 the real tour with its compete
five features will begin.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-04
LARNED EARNS TITLE.
Beats Alexander IN Middle States
Championship Tournament.

William A. Larned beat Frederick B. Alexander
three sets 90 one IN the challenge match FOR the
Middle States Championship lawn tennis toprna-
rnent yesterday on the courts Of the Orange Lawn
Tennis Club. at Mountain Station ~ J. The
score was S-6 rs. 6-3
From the opening service IL was evident that
Larned feared the fast play that is the winning
method OF Alexander. He drove the ball for place
and by forcing Alexander at all points, the two
scored evenly up 20 call. On the thirteenth game
deuce was called six times as Alexander strove 70
win on his service but Larned finally captured
the game by two cleanly played passes. Larned
won the next game at love, and took the first
set, N6
From this 20 the end of the competition. the de-
Tending champion found considerable difficulty in
keeping up to his usual form. Larned's quickly
played drives held him off from the net and with
out the opportunities to volley Alexander faded
from the contest. He repeatedly passed by
Larned. and the latter scored successfully when
ever he was pressed for the point The point score
was in the order of SETS 6S-4s. se-a. %-SS and
32-N.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-04
TIE CARP EVIL.

Carp can prohtably be seined only II the spawn
Ing season, which corresponds 90 that of bass pNs
pickerel. rock bass and perch They then travel n
great schools In single haul two years ago ui,A
an eighty rod seine Lake St. Clair. in 0Iichigaa
400 carp. with an average weight Of seven pourds
were landed The bisgest haul this spring has bes1
900 For miles the waters on the shore 81
dragged and every other FISH that is caught Wlt1a
the meshes is pulled in with the carp and BY then
or the net Is squeezed to death. This shore IS us
tavOTlte spawning ground of the small mouth bass
The females eggs are squeezed out OF her by ts
process. thus destroying both the hsh and sls
spawn IF she succeeds in depOsiting the latter b.
tween haulS. the next visitation % the sei.-7 ~.
means sts destruction.
When the seine Is Fitted on the shore the r.s1
wade into the catch and throw the carp on cry
land Then they renluve the other fish that have
been killed and raise the seine for the release e.
what can still swim Next they patrol the sners
and throw 70 the land che dead or dying bass a1s
p1ckefel. which are gathered IN piles and buried =
the sand. Excavations would expose hundred y
graves containing the remnants of thousands &.
the uObleSt hSh that ever AOLTished IN Aulericts
waters. The conCealment OF the slaughter =
burial Is vital 70 the carp fishermen as their cee
Is based upon the theory Of protecting and -
serving the thing they slauEhter-Fied ah'
Stream
New-York tribune., 1906-07-04
BUNDOORAN'S MAD WHIRL
Runs A5cay -Four and Half CIR
cults of the Track IN Last RGce.

The most exciting incident OF the racing yester-
day Bundooran's private exhibition just before
the last race. He was full of horse enthusiasm. II
nothing else and so anxious 20 that he plunged
through the barrier. sweeping Knaack, his jockey.
Off and four a half miles before he stopped
from sheer exhaustion and allowed himself to be
caught. "Aint that just my luck?" one woman
was heard TO remarS. Il had him for good thing
and bet 50 on him at 100 TO l. II a merry
whirI for Bundooran. and he seemed to enjoy him
self lodging the stable boys and track attendants,
who waved coats In his face in a frultless effort
to stop his wild flight. The crowd got more amuse-
ment out of this side show apparently than in the
full days racing Bundooran, when caught, was
withdrawn and the field sent off without him. he
had played his clowns part well. however ana 1t
cheered the crowd up.
Miller again held the centre Of the stage yester-
day. riding three winners. Tiptoe. Dashaway and
John Lyle. the tickle public is now iocking back
to him and accepting any price offered against his
mounts with blind confidence which puts the
handicappers and form followers TO shame.
Adam, the son Of Flying Fox, for which F. c.
Bishop paid $4,000 Some weeks ago in England, ar
rived in this country on Monday He was pur-
chased for stud purposes and will not be raced
New-York tribune., 1906-07-04
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
CROSSING LAKE ERIE IN a LAUNCH.

At hvs o'clock We started on our trip across
Lake Erie in the Howard B.. and nicer day we
could not have asked for The air was pure art
invigoratng. The sray clouds hung over the lake
and there. was scarcely a ripple on the water
When We had rounded the point outside the harlo-
Doc who was at the wheel. asked for a compass.
That was one Of the things Bills brother vas .
get, so we concluded to attempt the trip Witho-:
L. IL was only thirty miles 20 the end % Lors
Point from Barcelona and Doc had been thsrs
before. so he said he could take US over without
compass. He headed the Howard b. for what -
thought the direction OF the point. and We
moved along az about eight miles per hour our
trip was. without incident and when We came n
sight OF the point we had run only about 1--WE miles
out OF our course. but we reached the point er
$50 am. made our boat fast and TO the lsl.-
house keepers quarters and registered. Wlicl
every one landing there is expected TO do--Fis-i
New-York tribune., 1906-07-04
CARPENTERS STRIKE SOON OVER.

A brief strike Of eight thousand carpenters IN
Manhattan against the Independent master car
penters. which was altogether unexpected. was re-
ported yesterday by the officers of the Brotherhood
of Carpenters. The Brotherhood Of Carpenters
whose wages were advanced in the Borough of
Manhattan from 81 50 TO 81 50 day by the Master
Carpenters Association. beginning on Monday
took it for granted that the independent master
carpenters would follow suit. The demands how
ever. refused by all except a few OF the in
dependent employers. Daniel Featherson serva
taTy of the Greater New York District Council Of
the carpenters, said yesterday that about eight
thousand carpenters had quit work, but that fhO
strike over in two hours. the demands being
granted within that time. About eighteen thOusaD1
carpenters in the city belonging to the brotherhood
are now working under increased wage scale
which the have been able to enforce on sc-
count of the demand for carpenters.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-04

from Mandarin which was closing strong after
being hopelessly outrun in the first six furlongs
August Belmont's Don Enrique. the half
brother 70 Beldame. was even money favor
lite for the fourth race over Montgomery, Dash
away and General Sherman. He was not good
enough, however. as Dashaway. which was
making his first appearance in the East, raced
with him all the way. and outgamed him in the
final drive
John Lyle, another Western horse won the
last race on the turf from Onatas and Lady
Ellison. Miller handled him we'll. which partly
accounted for his victory Angler. the favorite
did not run back TO his last good race. al
though he had little chance after being carried
wide on the first turn. John Lyle was beaten
off in his last start a few days ago. Must have
been the heavy track" Handicapped was heard
20 remark. "or perhaps Miers luck
New-York tribune., 1906-07-04
MATCH PLAY AT MANCHESTER.

Manchester, Vt, July S.-The second and semi
final rounds in the golf tournament for the Inde-
pendence and Old Glory cups completed on
the links of the Ekwanok Golf Club to-day. AS
result, Harold k. Waters, of Philadelphia and Ed
ward W, Clark of Ekwanok, will meet in the final
round Tomorrow for the former, and Clark Burn
ham, of Dyker Meadow, and a. T. Palmer. OF Al
bany, for the other
tween Henry W. Brown and II. ]. Waters, which
went to Waters by the narrow margin OH up. The
summary follows:
Independence Cup 'second roundl-F. T Clark Ekwa-
nok beat W. G. Hesman. Philadelphia Country Club. .
and I to play, E. W. Clark, EkwanOk. r. z.
Morse. Rutland Country Club, up ! to play; n w
Brown. Philadelphia Country Club. beat F. NJ Pond.
Rutland Country Club. 2 up to play; H X Waters
rhia Country Club, w and to play
Semi final round-E ". Clark beat F T. Clark q up
and 70 play; Waters heat Brown. up
Old Glory Cup second rcund)-G. w White Ekwanok
]. D Thacher Albany Country Club. up and I 10
play; Clark Burnham. Dyker Meadow. T. ] ROvCe.
Rutland Country Club. 3 and to pay: A. r Palmer
Albany Country Club beat 1 Hall Rutland Country Club
default; J. D Wcodhn. Rutland Country Club
F. Mcqueen Ekwanok. up and play.
Sem-hnal round-Burnham beat White. up and l to
play; Palmer beat Woodfn, up and to play
New-York tribune., 1906-07-04
TOURING CAR RECORD BROKEN.
savin Wins 50-Mile Race at Chicago in
Fast Time.

Chicago July S.-An worlds records for nifty miles
for stock touring were broken by Savin. of
Texas. in the 5O-me endurance Derby, the feature
time was 1Os:l9 The former record was 1OS5l.
made at St. Louis last month. Five of the nine
starters finished the W. J. Mcdonald drove
the second car and G. Rogers the third. The other
events resulted follows:
Three-mile open cars listing s1OO $4,000: fully
equppedl-O. g Friend first: g. V. Rogers, second: w
r. Wtllett third Time. $40
Hawthorne Handicap free fer alD-A. Z. Webb
lserach hTs ollle as secondsl, second Fred Good Il
minutel. third Time. SIS
Three preliminary heats in the Illinois Sweep
stakes three-mile race, were of. The win
ners win meet in the nnsls tomorrow; G. 4. Coey
ond In 45. and Barney Oldheld the third in 35s Is
New-York tribune., 1906-07-04
FOR ALL~ENGLAND TITLE.
Mss Douglass VIII Meet Mss Sut-
tom for Il0zrn Tennis HOnOrs.

Wimbledon. England. July Sin the final round
Of the women's singles in the A1l-England lawn
tennis championship tournament here to-day Miss
Douglass beat Miss Terry. 6-2, 60. Miss Douglass
will meet Miss May Sutton. of California, in the
challenge round for the title now held by the
American girl.
Miss Sutton figured in three winning matches to-
day. In the third round Of the women's doubles
Miss Sutton and Mrs Hillyard beat Miss Lowther
and Miss Smith. 12-10. Ga. and in the fourth
round they disposed of Mrs Norton and Miss
Holder, 60. 60
In the fourth round of the mixed doubles Miss
Sutton and G. w. Hillyard beat Dr. w v Eaves
and Miss Terry 1O-s SO
New-York tribune., 1906-07-04
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Justice Blanchard. Of the Supreme Court. ap-
pointed Samuel Vrabel receiver yesterday for the
Craven Company. manufacturers of stationery in
itor. for 81 800
Judgment for HS1Oi entered yesterday
against Louie Lefkovits and Harry Macmillan.
residents Of Manhattan. Ariz., in favor OF o. F.
Jonnason & Co., stock brokers. for money eN-
pended for the defendants between April and
May l. IN purchasing 1900 shares OF Manhattan
default