The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-30
j at Hepburn August 20
md at Rupert Aug
Y ust 27.
iTI0NS EXPECTED
TO BE REASONABLE
ants Will Have First
ihance to Buy at Ap-
praised Value.
10 The Tribune.

pAn Ph, "
AF a TO The Tribune.
a. inlc..sRT. Ida. July 29.-The adyer-
pon,s ut of the sale OF town lots In the
} Ds,. ,es OF Rupert and Hepburn is be-
b. Is,olished The Hepburn sale Will
-. ice on August 20 and the Rupert
uss the 9th. No lots will be sold
Ia trrer at this time.
~ Record says the lots to be sold
q, GS.)ert cover about 120 acres and
snL s.ct is bounded as follows: On the
and b,oy Tenth street: on the east by
''.'..., ,ey. between Il and ID streets and
BUR1u lroad tract; on the south by the
'PEIoH etween Fourth and Fifth streets.
! 2ol y the west by street. comprising
nrsA. syburn the tract to be sold Is the
tran r'e5t quarter of section 1o, COM
Fr p.T AGO lots. The sales will con-
ear eit each place until all Of these
~ plnve been offered. commencing each
9 n. IA, and closing at p. IN.
purchase price Of any not sold
nm,lic auction must be paid In cash
luM Receiver Of the HALEY Land Of
tmediately on acceptance OF bid.
rersons who had established them
lon any of the lots prior to March
ornament buildings not easily re-.
\ In who desire TO purchase the same
~ I appraised value, must file their
ton with the Register and Re-
OF the Land Office before or dur
g time set for the sales. Such
- - Lttons must be accompanied by
= laese money and also by proof OF
b applicants improvements and occu-
y ""sof the lot OF lots. consisting OF
an "idavit, corroborated by two wilt
ON Should any lot thus subject to
! ZIP purchase be not so applied for,
80. luch lot, with its improvements,
~ VS. offered for sale at auction for
I'd sus than the total appraised valua-
= 10 ;1r the lot and improvements. The
s,1 teof improvements viii go TO the
: thereof.
ui - definite information concerning
q! isis of valuations fixed by the ap-
arfHrs cannot be obtained. there are
q lneRBons for the belief that the lots
u r,je appraised at very conservative
rlPasonable figures, The Govern
q. 1esires TO fix the values at such
uin as Will induce people to come
|, Va nd buy lots and improve them.
: .,ir recent meeting of the County
ssioners. the County Attorneys
ri was fixed at $1,000 per year, begin
Gu anuary l, 1907
~ H.x { Suit for Possession.
- Donaldson. through Attorney
.,;:s, has fled a suit in Justice
HIS court against J. A. Briggs and |
\ /, 4 Root to recover possession OF the |
psTatg at the southeast corner of the |
~, occupied by the Overland sa-
NJ NJ and for 500 damages. Mr. Root
Is.v the building from Mr.. Briggs,
1t from Cal Masterson, |
Ulihtter claiming that Mr, Donald |
sfnuave him full authority to sell II.
hWlonaldson denies that he gave such !
p0Gilfy- The case will be tried Aa-
plunew village pump is now installed |
KALI lifting a greatly increased vol
NV ~ water. II is driven by a six
"a power engine
pll Weaver has purchased Charles |
~ homestead, northeast Of town.
~ ri Dam Now Tight.
a.. Horn, reclamation service enpI- |
80 reports that the Minidoka dam |
go as tight as drum, no water fnd- |
LES way through. For a time the |
Diutsas washed clear through the dam, |
~ te interstices gradually closed and |
Egrm was then perfectly ter-tieht.
n Eater finding It's way through be- |
=. he back filling was put In found |
snay through the rock on a sharp
- The sand and gravel carried in |
..jiTSt naturally settled, filling a pris-
y section first. When that had been
= the filling was built up from the
syTs,tion thus established. In this
Ltf,r the entire bank OF rock was
lss dn perfectly.
- r. hort Line brakeman by the name
v 1lier was held up and robbed at
2ka early Tuesday morning. The
--ayman went the limit, even taking
,tim's clothes, besides watch and |
aaf cash.
old gasoline engine belonging to
liage was sold at public auction,
Copening bidding II in at s25. The
lHeoYer engine, recently In use. has
Il lFoid TO T. J. Wilhelm for Sl00
II lIlclassihed engineers of the reclama-
Aeyyice have been granted q SALARY
1pf $200 per year, as a result of tho
ORDER requiring them to furnish
H lcwn board.
Acquitted BY Jury.
trial of j. A, Dygert of Minidoka.
nlso Dy Hardy Sears with embezzIe-
was neld before Justice Adams on
ItEy ana resulted In verdict OF ao-
Dygert leased the dining room
vi the SearS Motel ct Mini |
ana 1t was charged by Sears that
W ne gave up the lease he failed to
at TOT certain cooking utensils and
HD: but this contention was NOT
1lk 10 the satisfaction Of the fury.
smarter has completed a we'll for
~ llheim. securing water In the rock
~ feet. after going through sixty-two
rock Mr.. Wilhelm will install
,@piine engine to operate his pump,
by-Io Mr., and Mrs. A. J. Murray'
n RUSSIAN thistle has made Ifa an
ace In places on the tract whore
'rfe1 Daled hay was fed last year
Il mne OF the worst OF weed pests and
be eradlcated before it gets
-~oothold. s'''
e. b. Watson, who attempted IN
TI|lt suicide recently, has been taken
i wr husband TO their old home In
h pri, In the hope that the change
y T..s9store her mental faculties whiet,
" tecently suffered impairment
pDemocrats pol!ed so votes at their
w held In this precinct last Mon.
". U, Higgins and G. P. Hardestv
htlon. COUNTY
nerlain's Cole, Cholera ana