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carry the work over until the fail. Sub
scriptions toward the fund may be sent
20 Mrs. Mary Case. 207 New Jersey ave
nue. northwest, treasurer Of the Prison
ers' Aid Society. or 20 Charles a Mas
sic. agent. Sl3 A street northeast. Be
sides money. clothes. even If partially
worn. often enable Il man 10 present a
decent appearance and aid hin ia get
ting employment SO that he can begin
life anew.
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PROBABLY NOT.

81 used 10 say I wouldn't marry the
most beautiful woman IN the world.
We'll you didnt. did your
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D. D.. pastor Of Metropolitan Baptist
Church. will speak on behalf Of the
ministry and churches OF Washington.
The congress viii be opened Tuesday
az ] .. IN. with "A song service of well
come by "a chorus Of ] 600 voices. under
the direction Of Prof. John T. Layton,
director OF the Coleridge-Taylor Choral
Society.
This viii be followed by devotional
exercises conducted by the Rev j. NJ
Waldron. D. D.. pastor Of the First
Bap ist Church. Jacksonville. Fla.
National Committee.
Tie national executive committee Of
tho Negro Young Peoples Christian
and Educational Congress is made up
of the following from the ~laity and
clergy in different parts Of the country
Bishop ". J. Gaines. Atlanta. Ca
DR.. r. W. D. Isaacs. Nashville. Tenn. :
Bishop Alexander Walters. Jersey CITY,
n J.. Bishop r. s. Williams. Georgia;
the Rev Dr. D. J. Saunders. North
Carolina; the Rev. Or. J. W. z. Bowen.
Georgia: Prof j. G. Penn. Georgia
DR.. II. II. Proctor, Georgia; Dr. s. y.
Vass, North Carolina; the Rev. Or. ".
NJ. Alexander Maryland; Hon J. C..
Dancy. District of ColuIae-a; the Rev.
r J. Gregg. d. D., Florida; the Rev
@ T. Walker Georgia; Dr. w. H.
Weaver. Georgia. DIR. Booker r. Wash
ingt0u. Alabama; Prof. J. r. Hawkins,
North Carolina
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A Combination of Extraordinary Bargains
Rebuilding Stock Taking Sale
Chiffon Wells, soc

Chifion Yeils-11k yards long,
hemmed, stitched ends. and large
velour dOtS-all the wanted
eOlOrS for summer. Re. gre
building sale price ......... JSS
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CLEAN CITY CLUB is
LATEST AT PARK CITY
School Children viii Enlist,
and Grand Cleanup
viii Follow.
special to Tho TrIbune.

Special to Tho Tribune.
PARK CITY, April 16-Dan B. Shields
returned from Salt Lake this morning
Mr.. Shields went to the city to repre-
sent the Park City lodge OF EIks at the
meeting Of the executive committee OF
the State association The next conven-
tion OF the association VIII be held In
Park City In June Ii will be a two days
session. and although the exact date has
not been decided upon, II win be during
the week between June II and .. The
members OF the Park city lodge are en-
thusiastio over the meeting and Will en-
deavor 10 make II the most successful in
the history OF the State association.
Mines Will Be Inspected
The big mines Will be open TO the in
spection OF the visitors, and this attrac-
tlon alone will draw hundreds OF visitors
u band to the convention at Denver In
July. and bids Will be received from all
union bands in the State. The Park City
band VIII bid for the trip and the mem
bers OF the local lodge will boost for their
home band which Is one OF the best per-
manent musical organizations in the
State.
"Clean City Club"
A "Clean City club" has been organ
lied by the ladies of the Women's Athen-
aeum and a crusade against dirty yards
and streets will be commenced The school
children Will enlist In the work and prizes
tlest yards 1t Is the intention Of the
ladies 10 distribute free seeds among the
children and encourage them In every
way to help make city beautiful"
Lost Packer Promising.
]. P. Boyle OF the Lost Packer was in
camp today on business, Mr.. Boyle has
had force of twenty-five men under him
at the mine all winter. and this force
Will be increased as soon as the roads are
in condition to transport the product from
the mine. He looks for the Lost Packer
TO be one of the great bonanZas OF the
West,
Concert to Be Given.
The concert to be given by the volun-
teer lrc department on the evening OF
April 5 promises To be the finest local
entertainment ever given here Prof.
Moores symphony orchestra Will be
heard for the first time The organiza-
tion Is a fine one and would De credit
to many n larger city.
Ect your lunch in the palm garden at
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-17
NOTE OF ASSESSMENT.

The Gala King Mining Co Prineip
place of Einess, Salt Lake City, Utd
Notice is ,reby given that at q meeuz
OF the ood of directors, held on the IA
day OF AL. 1906. an assessment OF tve'
ty 600 ces per share was levied on u
capital stk OF the corporation, payzl
immediaG to Cecil S. Wray, secreta1
at room o Mccormick block. Salt Lal
City. Uts
Any stk upon which this assessna
may reSin unpaid on the 18th day 4
May, ls, Will be delinquent and advc
tised fosale at public auction and unle|
paymeTts made before. Will be sold 3
the l1ulay of June. 1906 to pay the q
linquer assessment together with III
costs advertising and expense of sale
Thisssessment is levied In lieu OF |
assesssnt heretofore levied on the
day oJanuarv. 1896; said former assss
mcnt living been annulled by order
the bcd of directors.
CECIL S. WRAY, Secretary,
7OO cCornIck Block, Salt Lake CIp
Utah
Fir publication April II. 1906 wl1
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given by the City
Council OF Salt Lake City OF the inten-
ton OF such Council TO make the follow
ing described Improvement, TO wit.
To grade. gutter and curb with cement,
and pave with macadam (said macadam
pavement 10 be forty HO feet wide be-
tween curbs. and six (6) inches thLck).
Second street from the west side OF Cam
yon road TO the west side of West street.
Temple street TO the south side OF Sec
ond street. in Paving District No. q.
and defray the aoutters' portion OF tho
cost and expense thereof, estimated at
and 6l-l00 ($593l2 CID dollars, or three and
50-lOO $3.50 dollars per front foot Of
abutns pTERerEE 54ede Seng sixteen se9
iG-lO0 G69ie.f6) feet abuttlns said i'm
provement by n local assessment upon
the lots or pieces of ground within the
and benefited by said Improvement
Fronting on Second street:
All of lots l, 2 3 and T. block 3; oil Of
lots Z 8 9 and 10. block .. plat /: all OF
lots / and 2. block ~; ell of lots 3 and 1
block 10: all os lots and 2. block Al; all
2 bioek 40. ali OF lots and 4, block IL
all OF lots ! and .. block 20; all OF lots
5 and I. block is: all OF lots ! and 2
block 5S all of Of lots n6ca and d T. Sl0sk o 49,
3 and 4 block 20. all OF lots and 2. block
S5; all OF lote anu 4, block 1li all OF
lots l and z plocK o. al OF lOtS ana 1.
aii oiI Of lots 8 and 4, block 25 all Of lots
i and 2, block IS; all of lots and 4. block
"a. ali of lots and block %; all of
Slock 81, oil OF lots and 4. block d
ali ~ lots / and 9 block 80. all OF lots 8
and 4 block q: all OF lots and 2 block
I'll of lots ! and .. block "a: all OF lots 8
md 1 block 9: all OF lots l and @ block
S3, ali of lots and block 10; oil of lots
j and q block 2; all of lots and 4
III of lots and 4. block II; all OF lots
and 2, block 20, all of lots 3 ond I.
MOCK l3. all OF lots 1 and 2. block 10:
om ~ lots and 4. block IA; all of lots i
Ia . block is; all OF lots and g. block
Hno ssi all of lots and 4 block 15 all of
lois is. 10, %, q, % and %, Victoria Place
subdivisi9n Of 69sk a9sF,er r. pat part Of
tnwnehip l north, range ! east. Salt Lake
hase and meridian
Fronting on c street;
Ali of lots ! and 4. block -; all OF lots
and 4 block II, all OF lots and 2.
70 Mat d, Salt Lake City survey.
oetimatcd at eishty-two thousand seven
SS'narcd twelve and 6l-100 (ss2, ZIP 6D dol,
lars OF which sum tho city's portion is
twenty.three th1essho aon1no npt d3ur hundred
sand three hundred twelve and 61-l00
go az CD dollars to be raised by local as
sessment.
ING out OF such intention must be pre-
sentcd in writing to tho City Recorder on
or before the 3oth day OF April. 1906 be-
viii hear and consider such protests and
objections as may be made thereto.
BY order of the City Council Of Salt
Lake City. Utah.
my B. MokEToN. City Recorder.
Paving Extension No. 20.
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UPRISING NOT FEARED
Jews of Russia Now Believed to Be
Safe.

WASHINGTON, April 16.-The State de-
partment has been In cable communlca-
tlon with ambassador Meyer, at ST.
Petersburg, relative to the possibility OF
anti-Jewisn disturbances on great
scale in Russia during the Easter hoh-
DAYS. concerning which there has been
considerable apprehension among the
Jews of this country.
Secretary Root has received the most
positiye assurance that every possible
prccautIon has been adopted by the Rus
sian Government to prevent an antl-Jew.
ish uprising and all the reports In hand
indicate that such an uprising Is not 10
be feared.
Not only the Governors OF provinces. but
subordinate officials. down 10 municipal
commandants end Mayors, have been OF,
ficinIly informed that they would be held
personally responsible for the safety OF
the Jews in their charge. and 1t is be-
lieved that these measures VIII prove ef-
Z, ,ctual
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ASSESSMENT NO. 10.

Wash Mining company. principal pla
Is feby given that at meeting OF
boa OF directors, held on. the 9Th day.
ApI 1906, an assessment OF ten ces
Q6per share was levied on the capu
sto OF the corporation. payable on
bee the 7th day. OF May. 1896. to
Nc Ferry, secretary, At room eaU
la aSock, West Second South street. 81
La City. Utah. Any stock upon Will
tn assessment may remain unpaid
th7th day OF May, 1906, will be dell
out and advertised for sale at pub
auon, and unless payment is made
10 will be sold on the 26th day of Nh
10 to pay the delinquent assessment,
s,er with the cost OF advertising a
esnse or sale,
w. MONT. FERRY. Secretary.
>cation OF offices. No. go Atlas blotI
8 Lake City. Utah.
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WILL SELL ASSETS
Cash Buyers Union of Chicago De-
clared Insolyent

CHICAGO. April 16.-Judge Bethea, In
the United States District court, today or
dcred that the Cash Buyers Union First
National Cooperative society be declared
insolycnt and that the assets of the com
pany be sold.
The company, which became embar-
rasscd several months ago has many
stockholders In different parts OF the
country. Judge Bethea declared that the
sale of the assets was the best method
of protecting them, and the order was
entered after an extended conference with
the attorneys representing the different
interests In the case
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given by Ghy
Council of Salt Lake city OF tno e1n 49, as-
Of such Council TO make the foiio o'e
Scrlbed Improvement. to-Wlt. ,crote
To grade, gutter and curb withohanii 70 70
and pave with macadam t51id ~ nnl
pavement TO be forty tiU feet it, N
tween curbs and nine Csl inches 81 SIcm-
street from the north side OF SON i,e,,tt, vI
pie street to the north SIDE Oh : A.
street, in paving district No. Afna ,t+ ue
fray the abutters portion Of thcoSI Ihnti Inu
expense thereoi: sstinales I a,xtv 10. $50. o0)
dollars or four (s0O dollars fr front
fcot OF abutting property. thei Ienas 20! !ld 9
Two thousand six hundred and 10Y SS'lV'
cal assessment upon tho lots orPieces OF
ground within the following defcrloed dls,
trict, being the district to bo anecIeo ano l'
benefited by said improvement nunie.S me-
and 4 block q. all OF lots and I. block
%. ali OF lots l and 4, book s., plat - all
Of lois 2 and Q. block S. all Of lots and
3 block 9; all Of lots 2 and \ block -
Salt Lake CITY survey.
The total cost of said Improvement IL
estimated ut sixteen thousand seven nun
dred and sIxty Gl6,760) dollars OF which
hundred (ss206.tpl dollars. leaving ten
thousand fvc hundred and sixty GlO' 69Oo oOl
dollars, or four "a 0o dollars per front
foot OF abutting property. to Be raised by
All pror.sts and objections to the carry
Ing out OF such intention m1s1 De pre-
seTltcd In writing TO the City Recorder on
or before the I'D day OK ApT'l, isVo' oelnG nm
hear and consider such protests and OBJ
iectIons as may be made thereto
BY order OF the City Council OF Salt
Like City. Utah.
Dated March S. 1895.
]. p. MoREToN. City Recorder.
Paving extension No p w3sG
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RELIGION CLASS
BEING CONDUCTED
Mountain View SchOOlhOuse,
Near Provo, Used for
Purpose.
INSTRUCTION is GIVEN ON
SATURDAY OF EACH WEEK
Building Heated and Lighted
Without Cost to the
Church.
Special to The Tribune

Special to The Tribune
PROVO, April l6,-Regardlcss Of the
many denias by tho church organ. re-
ligion classes have been conducted and
are now conducted in the Mountain View
schoolhouso, just north of Provo.
A year ago these classes were held on
Saturday. with a poor attendance, and
in order TO secure better turnout the
time was changed to Friday, TO convene
Immediately on dismissal or school. and
I'm order TO have u still better turnout
the teacher was requested to dismiss a
little earlier ON Friday but this request
was refused.
Residents Objected.
Some OF the residents OF tho district
district schoolhouse for religious pur-
poses, and, as IL result of tneSe objections,
The titzle has been changed from FRIDAY
10 Saturday, but the classes are held just
tho same.
Also Used Sunday.
This is not all. however. The building
IS used on Sunday also for religious
worship. and this at the expense OF the
taxpayers. Tne coal. which is bought with
the tax money. is used by these louo%ers ,lrs
OF Joseph TO heat the building two days
out OF cnch week, and not one cent oil
rent has been paid by these people either
for the use or the building or Tor the
coal used by them.
Advantage of Church.
BY this mems the church is getting dl-
rect from the taxes about 30 per cent OF
the cost of heating and lighting a pubic
schoolhouSc.
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ARBOR DAY OBSERVED.
People of Willard Do Much Toward
Beautifying Their Town.

Special to The Tribune.
WILLARD April 16.-Arbor day vas gen
ernlly celebrated here today The public
schools were closed and the children devoted
the day TO planting trees and 10 making the
general surroundings more inviting
Grading for the spur from the railroads 10
tho .lto OF the new Utah smelter is praotieahy
completed Tho track VIII soon bo ready tor
use after which the machinery viii be de-
livercd and the smClter rushed 10 completion.
NJ w Dalton. who recently secured a pat
ent On an army tent, 10 building spacious
Toc,orv from which the article will be manu-
facture1. .,
Jesqc owens left today for a two years trip
to Eurore Before going he was given a
farewell by the 'O5 high school class. Of which
he was \ membor.
Elsie Ward Lizzie Neoekcr. Welton Word
and Melvin Nebekcr OF the University OF Utah
were home for Arbor dnyr
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FAMINE in JAPAN
Conditions There Not Exaggerated,
Saws Consul

WASHINGTON. April le.-Charles B.
Harris, United States Consul at Naga-
saki Japan, told the President today that
there had been no exaggeration OF the
famine conditions in northern Japan. Mr..
Harris said the famine was due TO fall
urc OF the rice crop. Both the Japanese
Government and the people of the coun-
try, he said. greatly appreciated the as
sistancc rendered by foreigners
He said that Japan is recovering rapidly
from the depression in business resulting
from the war. NaeasakI In particular, IS
developing the shlpbuilding industry, and
COCO men are now employed in the yards
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LOS ANGELES EXCURSION
Read These Rates, Via Utah's Most
Popular Road.

Round-trip tickets to Los Angeles.
via Salt Lake Route. on sale April rs
to May g. good to July 81. Salt Lake.
$1,000; Ogden, s31.5o; Green River,
$3S 65; Pocatello, $500; Nampa. s46. 10
Butte, s47.40. See your nearest Railroad
Agent and specify the Salt Lake Route.
or write at once TO ]. l., Moore. D. p.
A., Salt Lake City. Utah.
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rFIcE CHIEF ouARTERMAsTE

FFICE CHIEF oUARTERMASTEl
hver. Colo. April II. 1905. Sealed pn
Ials In tr!plicate Will be received ne
d nt Office OF Quortermaster at ce1
st below named until II a. m. May
g. for furnishing Wood Fuel 20:
acksmith's Coal. Charcoal. Corn. Oau
an. Hay and Straw or Hay for beddin'
luired during the fiscal year endl3
ne 30. 1897. at Fort Apache, Fort Hus
uca and whipple Barracks. Arizon.
brt Logan and Denver. Colorado: fo
ID Fort Douglas and Fort duchess.
tab. Proposals for quantities less On.
e whole required, or for delivery
'ints Other than those named. will Do
rtained United States reserves
sht to accept or reject any or all oidsx
~ part thereof. Information furnlsE
application here or mt offices o;
ectlve post quartermaStcrs. Enye'SSlSsr' ~
be marked. Proposals for Fuel. ts.'
e and Straw at --." c. A H.. ~
luley, Chief 9. NJ. W.
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PROPOSALS FOR BEEv. CORN Gro
,er,of esfiea Once e'efRISdRiaT.gs Of Indian Of In
ton, D. c.. March 2s. ls{ sesiedH aSnlng- asnng
ais plainly marked marked on tie outside ffpHss of fSo
as the case may be. and uddresSeeaa ssea 70 etc.
iHs,1n G9%mssi9nfT IS %i Sf ibndia bs Afars Wash
dian Omce until 2 o'clocS ~ :, at the In
day. May S. 1896. and thei openad n of Tues
nishing the Indian servic, With ro,ind toT fur
ley. beef. corn, salt, cdr.e '" rolled rolled bar
soap. baking powder. AMI other usar, eTnca tea.
blanks. Schedules sivI,co On government
I0f to bidders tSs fSSSsissse
ington. d. C: the u, USai' Ie, Iofiee, Wash
s9usfs s sus T.. Me New %lq 60rk qty Chicago w1Tf i
Francisco, Cal; tho Con ar,cpr'1 and Sad
sistence, U s. a, at CIeunnssdry OF Subj
Quartermaster, T. 8 SShe, Wyo.. thd
and the postmasters afT,Saltle Wash,U
Spokane. and Tacoma TSSsoH, PortlandV
reserves the right to ata ane department
bids, or any part OF 49, Sny and al
LEUPP. Commissioned my oio. F. I'll
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UNUSUAL SPECTACLE
Father Moves Admission Of Daughter
to Supreme Court.

WASHINGTON. April l6.-The unusual
spectacle OF a father moving the admis-
sion of his daughter 10 practice In the
Supreme court OF the United States was
witnessed in that court today. The mo-
ton was made by Attorney Willing Her
ring. In behalf of his daughter. Sarah
Herring SOrln OF Tucson, Ariz.
Mrs Sorin makes the twenty-nfth wom-
an admitted to practice In the court. Mrs.
Belva lockwood the first ever admitted
TO practice in the court was present when
the motion was made in Mrs. SorIn's be-
half
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TO SAVE NIAGARA
New Plan of Preservation Presented
to Committee.

WASHINGTON, April 16.-A plan to af-
ford plenty OF water for commercial pur-
noses, as well as preserving the scenic
value of Niagara Falls, was presented to
the House Committee on Rivers and Har-
bors today by II. l.. Cooper. an engineer:
The plan provides for the deepening OF
the bed OF the river above the falls. thus
dfyertlng water from the Canadian side
The Canadians now, 1t ls said. get more
than half the water OF the river
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

COPPER RANCH MINING COMPANY.
corporation. principal place of busl-
ness, Salt Lake City, Utah Notice
There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account OF ASSESS
mcnt No T. levied on the 18th day OF
February. 1896, the several amounts set
opposite tho names Of the respective
shareholders, as follows:
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and IN accordnncs WIN the law IN an or
the 18th day OF February. 1s0S, SO many
shares of each parcel OF said stock ns
may be necessary will be sold at tho OF
nce of 4; a Beyerdge. Assistant sec
Utah, at public auction. on the 18th day,
OF April. 1896. at o'clock D. m, to pay
delinquent assessment thereon, together
sale, A. e BEyERIDGE.
AsSletaht Socretor1y
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE


SAMPLE BARGAINS.
on Sth West and Ind South. Groom
bk, bath and C.. l., east front S24o0,
on West End South fine I-room
bk, bath. toilet. e. l.; good seller
terms $3.50,
on West End So. beautiful new
pressed blk, stone trimmed; bath, man
tel e. l.. $500.
On Jeremy st. a nice 4-room, e. l., nice
lawn. and fowcrs. terms. Sl6eo.
On Jeremy and lst So, a Groom DIX,
pore, bath. c. l.. fine mantel lot ois
enough for another house. $3.50,
on cor. 7th West and 1th So e-room
house and barn; flowing well ana CITY
water, S2lG0.
on West 2nd So. double biz. mod b
rooms each. cent, walk nice lawn. -.
on Sth East, a beautiful new 5-room Ok.
mantcl bath. e. l., furnace, cellar lou
65xl67 20 alley. $500
on 9Th East a Groom mod, built TOT Il
home. east front, $500.
on 9Th East and 10th So n Inc o-fooii
bk.. nice lawn. big lot; terms, S25O. 80
on 9th East. rooms, bath and toheC'
Q l.. 60xl5i II. TO alley, 5000
On 18th and Brigham st, 6-room ne"
bk- bath. .. l., toilet. fine mantcl NSS..
South and cast, i-room new brick Slso2,
South and east. Groom brick. lawn uuu
fruit. $1,000. =.
South and east, 4-room frame big lot
on 9th st. broom now, mod. south
front. 1890.
on Sth East. 7-room. fine mantol, pore
bath, Q, L. nice lawn, 5000 -, .,sro
on lst, 7-room mod cent. walk S9eS.
on 2nd st. i-room mod cent walk hic
lawn must sell, terms SeW
c F. LITTLE & co.
200 and 20 Atlus Diock. ,o,
Roth 'DhoDea WlSSl
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given by tho
Council of Salt Lake City of the
tion OF such Council 10 make the
Ing described Improvement. towtf 70,
Constructing n cement Sidewalk W.
lest wide and four (D incnes TN he
the west sidc OF Ninth West stre e5uth
tween Second South and fIem and
streets and between Sixth S0u'tt rict
Seventh so. streets. In sideWalR IN OF
No. n. and defray tho nbutters ported
the cost and expense thereof. cslt and
at two thousand seven hunnres and
twenty eight Is2i&OD dollars. OF ncar
foot, there being TWO thousand iou iov an jd
dred and eighty 2iSO feet aouttiI mon
Improvement. by local assesSme,p The
the lots or pieces OF ground VIII thc
GLOWING fell described district, bein, 'hy me
district TO Lo affected and benenn -
said Improvement, nemeIy;, All opIts opoIock (
and 2, block z; all of lots i,td,1,ss ana Of
block Al, plat C; all or lots and S3P5ok oTk
i ali OF lots / and 62 block 2, silyer ints hLS
a,bd,yisIon. block 81, plat C, oil ot toIS
80 to IS. inclusive. block s. all Ok %
riat C; all OF lots l and s. BLOCH P'A'
{. Salt Lake City survey. ,t e.
The total cost OF said improve.,mSS Sr.1
estimated nt four thousand one SoIrs, of
tboS1and HhiSn dun four T huadfed seven an la,iSS
(Sl107 lD dolla:s, leaving two ~ 6oi
seven hundred and twenty-eight ont
dollars to be raised by local asscS
All protests and objections TO thcasIyt
ing out OF such intention must be 20 ~
ed in writing TO the City Recordt =" rho
Seforo the 23d day of April. 1909, ote vyIil
time set by said Council whend ~
hear and consider such protests hu
iections aa may be made therote, snI,
ny order OF the City Couneii'i
Lake City, Utah.
Tnhr
j p. MORETON. City Reroets 1s5,
Sidewalk extension No. 103