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The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-09-21

MIS-. Fred tTOlI1OIt, QduSnteT CT MT.
and Mrs Peter Harvie, formerly If
Havre, and son were guests in the city
Thursday of old acquainsanc Will
on their way to their home in Everett,
WASH, after an extended visit in s.
Paul
cold, the cause Of the cough. That's
the work of Kennedy's LaXat i've
Honey and Tar-the original Laxative
cough syrup. Contains no opiates
Sold by BackS tead Drug Co.
Society in Havre was this week
ente rtained in the main at a dance
given by the Royal Neighbors CT A.
meTica and we'll attend. by he
members Of all sets. The dance was
given in Chestnut's hall, Gordons Or
chestra being Z bit in a. pearance and
doing fine"
GRAPHOLASTIC PAINT is cheaper
than doctors bills.
Baptiste Ladne tbs week enrich d
the coffers Of Havre by the payment
of $40 and costs that We're laid against
him as a penalty for indulging in 100
much champa gne-or some other kind
Of dEppy liquid. Mr.. Ladue fell down
when he attempted to make a bluff
on Officer Charles Crawford.
FREE WALL MAP OF C. NJ. & ST.
P. RAILWAY.
wall map of the Chicago, Milwau-
kee & st. Paul Railway will be mailed
free upon receipt of ten cents postage
P. II. SCANLAN,
Commercial Agsnt, AZ East Broad
way, Butte, Mont.
William B. Pyper, Charls A. Ross
and 0. S, Goff left Tues'dsy might for
Hekna, to attend the grind lodgs
of the Ancient, Free and Accepted
Mnsons and The Order of the East-
aln Star, Mis-. o. S. Golf was wi h
die party as delegate to the con-
VI ntion Ct the Inter named organ =
z2ticn.
Monday evening, SIP amber 17,h,
1906. in the parlors Of the Gem Ho.el
in this city occurred The mlrri2ge of
Mr.. J. J. judd and Miss Alma Hagland
The ceremony was performed in the
presence of only a few intimate
I'll ants by the Rev. F. w. Pool, of the
PrssbyteTian church. Mr.. Judd is one
OF Havre's best known business
MSS n, in fact he is well known through
out Northsrn Montana, h1virg been
engaged in the res aurant bus NJ SIS
for several Years at different places
in this section. He is now propri :ter
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-09-21

of Judd's Cafe here and owns Il like
institution, at Glasgow. The bride hns,
loHg been in his employment. The
happy coui lie left on the evening train
for wedding tour Of the principal
cities of the state, which will include
Great Falls, Helena and Butte.
The Herald extends hearty congratu-
lations.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-09-21

The most success full medicines ire
thCes thai aid nature. Chambs Lain s
Cough Remedy acts on this plan TAX
il when you have a cold and it will
allay the cough, relieve the lungs, aid
expeotoration, open the secretions md
aid nature in restoring the system
to a healthy condition Thousands
have ties flied TO its sup rior
cellence. 1t comterac.s any tendency
of o. Geld to result in pnaum 1nio.
Price, rs cents. Large size, SO cent.
For sale by Havre Drug Co.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-09-21

The Havre Industrial Association
this week received an Invita- ion to
send delegates and join in the Dry
Land farming congress, which will be
convened ~ On the call of Governor
Mcdonald of Colorado in Denver Nov.
% % and "a next. Delegates from
all states west Of the Missouri river
will be present and Havre doub less
will be represented.
A small blaze in the west end Tues
day night, which is reported elsewhere
resulted in the arrest of Joe c. M
loney, ] hn Hluratty, FIR d T n er
and AL Lind, who We're occupln's Ct
the building at the time the fire was
discovered. They We're Oh re- d tn
having disturbed the peace, the com
planning witness being Adolph Stock
lin, who resides next door to TIL
Maloney residence. Each Of the four
men was fined $40 and cess.
J. l.. Bandy, accused of hor2e theft,
is in Jail in Lewistown. Eastern papers
will phase copy, just to bell and
show that the wild and woody West
has improved, some, even according
to their effete ideas, and that W. do,
occasionally, give a msn a fair trial
out in this coun ry-.v>n on III:
range, itself.
Trouble in the James A. Mi. oh Il
family in Havre. developed this week
whan jams A. Mitchell caused The
arrest CT his stepson, known as An
drew Mitchell. en- the charge of petit
Larceny. The compla nlnt ch2rges
that the defendant collected, the price
of two hroses sold by him 10 W. NJ.
Rain ofWild Horse Lake and squard
ard the proceeds without authori y.
He placed the valuation of the horses
at $50, however, explaining to the m2-
aistrate that he did not want 10
cause the boy OF his household too
severe punishment, but that he want
ed to give him a lesson" The cls9
will be contested. The examining ma
gistrate is justice of the Pssce Ed
NJ. Allen. Hearing is set for Tomorrow.
The defendant is cut on q bond Of
$3.50.
Frank Johnson, Car foreman 1t
Glasgow and one OF the wildly known,
railroad employees Ct North Montana,
met death suddenly at Ghsg2w las
Monday forenoon. Nh johnson was
uIsGsr an engine driving out a key
holding up the trucks. 1t gave sud
danly and the trucks fell on him,
crushing him under them Thu ncci-
cent occurred at $40 a. m. and at 1910
he was dt5ad. The deceased lsaves a
wife and a grown daughter and cor,
reside rts CT Glasgow, to mourn him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09

,so polleu FINALLY IN
-, MYSTERIOUS CASE
I'm pRlr Is SENTENCED
. srfoRn SCHOOL

..,tAsn Nov lruant V'
kAas.,sTs Lewis this morning
81 s s Fisher. fesidins at hrlE
~ n ..tisan 81. IL the Juvenile
sne seattle on the charge ot
g. on April . a check tof |,
a .,. prcscnted 10 The Oriental
=. s,esny. On ballard az. and
y. RE check was made cut
S. -. a,,,sF q Mrs s J loncs and
N r ] Jones aud vas
a. the Washington Trust 4
So .sss company. et Seattle The
a., Tea COMPANY turned IN
s a.s. i the state hank OF Hal
y - received their money from
- as. - Trust company
y, ne check Vas returned as hc.
.s,,s soala BE- obtained as 90
~ s.s..a The check until yes
~ afternoon. when Harold
- isyearOld boy present.
- eA.sk d Charles knosher, 81
-. s,ore. and wanted II cash
- check VAS also signed by
49, ana called Tor SIS.
s.s,1 Fisher With two com
- ~. Arthur Richards. of NeFth
! ana John Duncan klns. OF
- \ had Intended 60 sei cut
49,. $3.50 when the SO VAS oh
~ Tuaat officer Lewis ar
- vshpr ana the other two
s'.,ppearea. rhis morning
!. m.,sse department rveelNed word
- deputy sheriff af Rich
- peach lhag he bad them. aud
80 be Freueh vvnt FOR
n1 All. ,s,-,t,,.,
...-resa 10 term Ia the reform
- ~ iaAse Fntcf The boz
Z. 90 % probation Tor the past
80 also lntsnds 10 bring back
- esinr Al Richmond Reach
I wanted ln Ballard On The
49, a foesera Early this week
- ns,eraar. a Ballard saiooa
- vas askeA @ cash a check
z a. q by J. c. English Later
- soaad The check worthless
-. xsrraat VAS sworn out before
-. seAnel1er ASKING the arrest
ii Z EnsI.sh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09

plenty OF evidence with witch to
convict several officials Il II al.
legged that hts evidence will deal
with grating IN connection with in.
huranoe licenses issued 10 French
restaurants. Tor which. Il IL alleged.
Abe Ruof received t2s.00
Judge Aowell will hand down a
decision IN conjunction with the
proceedings instituted By LaRnon.
TO restrain Ruef from taking pos.
session of the office Of the district
attorney. early next week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
LOCAL FLASHES
Inspeet Treasursr's pooks

Inspect Treasurer's Books.
Tho finance committee will mocl
this week for the purpose OF goias
over the city tfoaaufor'h books.
Civil aerVioe Exams.
The civil service commission vii
hold an examination Tuesday fol
natrolmeh. and Thursday for fire
men.
Buy Land.
Forester a Co have bought goo
acres OF land on the lnterurban rail
road about three quarters Of a mile
east Of O'nncn for $4,000.
Sewer Bond Bids.
Bids FOR the sewer bonds author
iscd by Tuesdays election viii prob
ably be called for within the neat
two weeks The water bonds will
be advertised az the same time.
Dig Club Smoker.
Plans for a ronainR smoker Mon
day. November 20. b. the Commsr
elal club We're considered By the IL.
reciora. reception and house com
mliieeu at the meeting today.
Corners Sold.
The Mutual Realty company has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
RuN ON BANK THIS MORNING.

There waa ran ON every bank
IN Seattle this morning by people
who wanted 10 draw a little money
40 that they could buy Csc cans Of
Manuen'a Horhted Tnleum for I0c ~
nartelis Red Cross Drug Store. Clio
Second uv. tomorrow. n you don't
want Menneu'a. Toe buys IA z5e can
II PalmeraH. se a zoe can Of LazeiIr.
or 40 either zbc can OF Rick
seekers Violet Or a bottle 81 Fast
mans Rose or Violet Taicum
There are a thousand different bar
gains tomorrow AT BartsllH 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
Century Furniture Co.'s
Sale Of Dressers

The biggest furniture bargain ever
offered Seattle people IL the GolieH
Ohh Dresser tho Century Furniture
ca Second av. and Spring st. will
sell tomorrow for ttd1b This beau
tifai dresser has never before been
sold less than i2z.bo Ita quarter
sawed. OAK. French plate hsveied
mirr@ and Ia Of the very latest de-
nlEn. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
GRAND
JURY MEETS
PREPARATIONS NOW NEARING
COMPLETION ron CRUSADE
AGAINST MUNICIPAL GRAFT
IaorIpps TsIsnrsph ssrvles.l

san FRANCISCO. Nov a-rhs
Htand Jury impanelod to inyeati.
Kate the charges OF municipal gfaft.
ms met At o'clock this afternoon
IN ludge Uraham's court aud de
eided that a foreman be appointed
aud a plan of action outlined.
District Attorney lanEdon Will
present no evidence 90 the iury be
fore Monday. and nothing viii be
made public until the jury has frat
looked into the evidence
Prosecutor llenoy. Il il reported.
VIII Introduce sensational evidence
Of grating and claims that he has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
POLICE SEARCHING FOR MAN.

william Nelson. aged 81. dihap.
peared from home. 5l9 james at.
Sunday. presumably 10 take a walk,
and has not been seen since. Ho
l8 said TO be slightly demented and
tho police have been asked 10 look
for him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
PATIENTS
PROTEST
LserInn. rslsaraph ssrsIss. /

tHNftnha ieteNFaph HHfNteHiA
VANCOUVER 4 g Nov 3 At
tho hospital beard meeting last
nlsht au eucfEvtie complaint wac
received ftem the patients. Whu said
theY had bees prstcrvd with uuiua
Viisd tracts aud religious homiiea
bY Meatsvnd women The houau
com.nlttee win guatd bsaiust these
vista tIanu In the future.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
IMPORTANT CITY CASE.

Judge Morlns If the superior court
gave decision this morning rape-
cially beneficial 70 the city II Sc
attic. Ia 1908 Mrs. Lee Smith fell
through q tfnp-door IA the sidewalk
IN front Of the Boston block. ON fec
oud ay. aud Columbia ~. She sued
the city and was awarded 81 GOO
damages The city sued the owners
Of the block. the Puget Sound I'm
provemonf company. and this morn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
Why Are Most Bankers
Wealthy?

Why are bankers and bank stock
holders almost invariably wealthy
For the simple reason that they In
vest your money 81 6 and per cent
and pocket the profits over the in
tefeHt paid you. Members or tho
German Savings. building A. Loan
Association share equally IN all
profits. and your money will earn
for you from 70 II per cent
Every dollar the Association loans
Ia on Improved real estate. ~ there
IL no possible chance Of loss. Pay
ia d certain sum each month and
after "a period OF years you may
withdraw just double the money
paid ln. Full particulars from Chaa.
osnef. ts Bailey bldg. 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
nnlrnntsa AppoInted.
SIS Suits

We now carry three iloofh Oh
clothing on one floor We specialize
In t1B suits and overeoatn THIS
ms department alone IL bigger
than most stores In the city. W
u Hutchinson Co. corner Second
aud Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
Bargar So Hats

Made for style made Tor wear. made
for bead comfort. and made for gen
uiHa all around satisfaetion n you
financial setback Is small. the
The financial setback ia small the
pleasure Of knowing you own bet
ter hat than your nsiEhbar is great.
Late fall blocks are on display in
soft and sun fslta LlliaKar 4
Barkmnn. 1870 Second NV -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09

, thur Crane, a young man charged
With raising United States money
orders He viii bo brought before
the grand jury
Raymond viii Gaze.
The long Wrnnglr over the viii Of
Annie Raymond. who waa killed In
nn auto accident several weeks ago,
was this morning brought 10 close
whom Superior Judge frnter ap.
pointed William Raymond. widOwor
Of the deceased woman. nH admin.
lhtrater The latter viii be re-
quired 20 give a bond Of 1880.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
DESERTER SHOT
fsorInn. r.Isnraph asryles.l

(soripps Telegraph ssrviee)
VANCOUVER. Wash. Nov. 0.-T
Melvin Simmons. q deHerter from
the Fourteenth Infantry. Wan shot
and probably fatally wounded by
Policeman John Reefist He fled 10
escape arrest Heefist fired at the
ground TO scare the fugitive and tho
bullet struck wall. glanced and
struck simmons iu the hack
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
Los ANGELES
HOME PORT
NEW STEAMER REGISTERED
FROM SOUTHERN CITY.


LOS ANGELES Nov. e@The
steamer Haneii. just purchased by
the Independent Steamship com
pahY OF this city. viii be the first
vessel IN the merchant marine nsrv-
ice TO advertise los Angeles a. her
nome port In conjunction with tho
lieheli another steamer will ply be
tween Los Angeles aud San Fran.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
OLD POLICY WILL
BE UNCHANGED

NEW YORK. Nov ~ r Hara.
han. president % the Illinois Cen.
trail road. said yesterday that there
would b. no changes IN the operat.
ing methods 81 the Rad a. a Goa.
sequence Of his election lie added
that the road Would continue it,
present amloahle relations with ali
connecting lines. and would nos pre-
fer anl 81 these over the others
The presidents office viii be in
Thfenno
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
Paraffine Horse Covers

Protect your horse from cold
winter Winds Get paraffine
horse cover az Tom Hendefson'n
st2 Occidental ay -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
MAY BE ANARCHIST


AtN' INV tNfNHF JPN w NiA''f
DENVER. Nov g. GiacannO
Bruno. nn alleged italian anarchist.
was arrested here this morning BY
federal secret service officer
Bruno escaped from ellis Island
while awaiting deportation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
Sis Suits

We now carry three floors of
clothing On one floor We specialize
N $40 suits and overeoats This
us department alone Is biseer
man most stores In the city "
~ Hutchinson Co. corner second
and Union &C..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09

ing was awarded damages 81 1900,
~ the opinion Of judge Morias th9
city ln not liable for damages caused
through negligence 81 properiX
oWHrtk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09

sold the northeast corner OF 18th
cpd Madison Tor } II Reiokman to
Eta J EakridFo and a n Tlmlln
for tts.600 The sale of the north.
west corner OF First aud Denny way
from J Peterson "a Edward w aud
Ernest u Herald has been recorded
Tho confederation paid was $4,000
Engine House complsted.
Notification 81 the completion Of
the new $4,000 fire engine house At
Pine 1T and Third ay. was filed
with tho board Of pubic works this
morning
Tanner Restrained.
Judge Griffin. Of tho superior
court. this morning inaucd an order
restraining Or q T. Tanner from
selling ans of the stock OF the New
World Smoothing company, which, II
Is alleged. he acquired fruudtS nuy
Light Bond Case.
Assistant Corporation Counsel
Todd expects to leave for Olympia
Monday 20 appear before Judge @.
". Linn. 81 the Thurston county
superior court In the city light bona
case
Delegates Appointed.
Mayor Moore has appointed M
delegates to the Trans Misniahipm
Commercial congress, to be held In
Kansas city. Mo. November 9o'z8,
the following James l.. Wilson.
Il. \. stanehfield aud Howard l..
Thomha,
Here on Serious Charge.
United States Deputy Marshal
Dawson. of Kalama. Wash. arrived
IN Seattle this morning With AZ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
DEPOT SAFE IS
DYNAMITEO

GARFIELD. wash. Nov. the
oregon Railroad 4 Navigation depot
safe WAS dynanltrd early THE
morning, several hundred dollars
being secured A posse with blood
hounds Il on the trail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09

ssNt bur Peas Imported ely
trsns sep gntii Tomorrow when !
a. ~ Z fef y a cake az naffslfa
~ cruss Drag Store. Gle Second
p sziaraay = soap dag 20 Haf-
~ rAsn TT buys zsc cakes 81
N7s<fs CaeHmhsF Cream soap.
y HxnsfselfEs Tar ard EAx sham
y saaf regular price sse. or
nEs<fs Tar sssan. fte Its nar-
- Va u eastuw Prices -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
Big Meat Sale

The City Hail Market. So THIRD
Saturday TcaEt wal Ice ReH hams
lie relied rih roast. les. rih steak.
, lha 4se iasds lee T.bone steak
tec pot roAsts. q 70 g. Phone Ind
asaz NJ Efax ..s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
a. c. LUNp ARRESTED.

A G. Lund, "A carpenter. was ar.
rested by Patfolman Humphreys
this morning. charged with steal
Ing four pairs Of shoes from Peter
sons shoe store on Pike st.
Genuine oak soies, Use. Bewed.
The Mems Shoe Store. SOS First
80.
7be night locks zoe. 81 night locks
s5c. si25 night locks 81, at SPIN
nlng's, 1910 Second av SO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
JUST A HINT TO WOMEN.

giscsfinc and Hose water. MIXED
ready Tor use. t-oz. bottle. los, Of
raFke- Davis Peroxide - Hydrogen.
nall i-lh bottle. ste. az nartslls Red
e'roHs prua Store. e40 Second ave.
tomorrow aniy 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
Sis Suits

We nov carry three floors q
ciothinw ON one floor ne specialize
in tlB suits and oYereoAta This
SIS department alone ia bigger
than most stores IN the city "
IN Hutchinson Co. corner Second
and Intuu 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
RAILROAD MAY
RUIN TOWN
pc,osal or SANTA FE TO
ssxoss JUNCTION WILL IN.
HsE ro~s OF rESIco.


n<wTiI. \. Al Soy ~
= satAsasleats8 ryrurt IL CURRENT
! a. efferf thnt the santa Fe rail-
- "a tsslaed 10 ussve the jane
- u fAe pseos valley sssiem aid
= ysw Bien cue -off the line froEn
Yxea ssxeh miles west % = n0~
kxa galisd Reilly Texieo Il nos
fnrssAlax AL Il ths fepart 4 true
rxEH u sufEea a. vel as Msiruss.
{ tslxaa pctnf On the present hrs
gfIfsH CLOTHES. without he
VI srixeA. Elliott 4 McGfvEoF.
80 go - go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
rox Many womgs ~ SEAT
M LOVE THEIR 4usBAspsf

n yra rxnsis rradsrf Prove g
y tsyisx Are q French Plate shaw
kx mtFTnx tnmoFruW al usftgIl .
~ cFass rvus Store. SIC second
~ A. : SATURDAY. special HArfsii
ID sn 81 mirrurs 81 fse Don't
~ snysslnx about H. until shaving
- x4aday. 80
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-11
EXTENSIVE PLANS FOR
HELPING CHILDREN
Judge Lindsey Intends to Organ
ize a Permanent Inter-
national Society.

DENVER, July Johannes Of some
OF the most prominent persons engaged
In phllanthropic work In the world ap-
pear on the committee announced by
Judge Lindsey which Will have the
task of organizing a permanent inter-
national society for the protection and
betterment of children.
At the Chicago meeting, held recently
on the call of the National Society for
Charities and Correction, Judge Lindsey
was elected chairman and empowered
TO appoint the committee. He has just
announced the following appoint
ments;
Names OF Committee.
Chicago-Miss Jane Adams. Henry
Thurston Hon. T. D. Hurley.
New York City-Rev. William Byron
Forbush, Miss Lillian Wald, Jacob A.
Riis Luther Gulick. Homer Folks.
Boston-A, E. Winship, Joseph Lee.
Louisville-George l.. Sehon.
Toronto Canada, J. Kelso.
Cincinnati-MaX Senior.
Washington-William NJ. H Delaccy.
Philadelphia-Mrs. Hannah K. Schoff.
MISUNDERSTANDING w. Frost, Mrs
Hattie Van Wyck.
Nashvile-Mrs. Benton Mcmillan.
Denver-Mrs. Sarah Platt Decker.
The committee will probably meet, In
Chicago the first week In December,
and remain in session for week,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-11
NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given by the city Coun-
cal OF Salt Lake City OF the intention of
such council to make tho following de-
ecrlbed improvement lo-w1i.
constructing cement sidewalks sixteen
'l0 feet wide and four "a inches thick
on both sides OF State street between
FIRST South and Third South streets. and
cement sidewalks eight e, feet wldo and
lour 90 Inches thick on botn sides OF
S5ate street between South Temple and
slrs, south streets, and between Third
the present walks are defective. In Side
walk District No. Q. and defray the abut-
tsrs' portion OF tho cost and expense
SUndTed at shd three .sS
Sno ts Two thousand one hundred ana -
l@ {S2loooO dollars. or two and +0-1oo
shnt},o MD ooliaIs iH per front or linear z!,o foot
souttihg sad Improvement between First
S, Soutn n and Third South streets, there be-
tween T'0vs ss,d iest OF anutting properly gth 19
streets. and one ne ] thousand nd ono O. hundred
twenty six and 39-l00 Cs1.l2s59) dollars. or
one and 3-l0O (Si.2G) dollars per front or
i%near % foot abutting said Improvement be
Ispeets, streets, and between Third South and
Feot ro1rth south streets. there being 93s Is
South s5qttins ssa
Snu between said Third South and Fourth
Touth ~ streets. by local assessment upon
folo%inr roll 9tn or pieces Of ground Ttthin tie The
districts M to be affected and benefited by
said tmgrovement namely:
potS tsSiXJEEN-FooT SIDEWALKS.
seuth and Third South streets:
Ihe south 13s feet OF lot l. block 30:
The M south IL feet of tho north 1o2 feet
The north io7.S feet Ss % Of l. lot oSea g. and d.
Al OF lots 2 AND g. block a;
The north 1l2 feet of lot l. block So and
1T Ihe north a4.iS feet of lot g. block 81.
BIGHT-FooT SIDEWALKS.
Both sides OF state street between South
Iemple and First South streets, and be-
tween Third South and Fourth South
The north 1866 feet Of lot T. and
Inc south AZ feet OF lot 7.
i The north % feet of lot 8, and
- TIE 1n, 1ortS & = feet of the south 2i'0 feet
The south is feet of lot 9, and
The The north 272,a feet. Of lot l. BLOCK 81;
The south s6 feet OF lot 5, and
feet of lot A.
The north 40 feet OF lot 3 and
AZ Of lot ?, block es, plat "A" Salt
The total cost OF said Improvement is
estimated at three thousand four hun
dred seventy-,ono and aa-1co Cs,4n.3sl dol
two hundred forty-four and a3-1oo ($24+ So
dollars. leaving three thousand two hun
dred twenty-six and 4s-1oO (ss.22s.46 dol
lars to be raised by local assessment,
All protests and objections to the car
ryIng out of such intention must be pre-
sented in writing to the City Recorder
on or before the 18th DAY Of July, 1904
being the time set by said Council whom
II Will hear and consider such protests
and objections as may be made thereto.
BY order OF the City Council OF Salt
Lake Citr Utah.
Dated May 7th, 1908
J. b MORETON.
City Recorder.
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