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Pure Food Department.

"Colonial' Fancy Patent Minnesota Spring Wheat
t. 00s chandon Cos Absolutely Pure Olive "a 70
imported from Bordeaux, France. - Csc TO 81 10
Queen and Stuffed Olives. Toe to p5c
"coionial;' Tomato Catsup bottle. .ioe 20 S sac
Colonial Pure Apple Cider Vinegar gallon .3Oe
Pure Baking Powder. y h.. lie; Lib can zoe
Nut Let" Peanut Butter. jar. .IOc I5c and 2Sc
Extra fancy California Navel Oranges: dozen,
Boston Brown Bread Mixture for making Boston
Brown Bread. lb. pckg. ............... 10c
Choice Smooth, Thin-skin Michigan Potatoes
pe indian 9'ei R, Ssshe Th,,:tir Gan: 800
Extra Fancy Pineapples. each. 2oc and a s;.e
Choice Eating Apples. basket. ........... 25e
Extra Fancy Lemons: dozen. ...-....... csc
colonial Jams. absolutely pure, jar. 22c;
Extra Large Layer Figs H. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lie
Choice Evaporated Apples. Lib. carton. l5c:
PARK Brand Maple and Cane syrup qt. sc:
Fancy French prunes for eating jar.
'.Purna" PanK ake Flour. 2-lb. pckg Sc
Homemade Beaten Biscuit. fresh every day.
Fancy Head Rice. lbs for. sc
s.SpeciaF' Peacock Lima Beans. 8 for 25c
Colonial Pure penkettle Molasses. the old
s1d bottle zoe se e
or Fellow, ms. ise: lS lbs. &c
Es% SAP sts0 Inn
Freshly Baked Cskes-I,ound Devil, Layer fan
shine Raisin Ginser and English walnut a,c u up
Mntnn or Drop Cakes. Dozen. ................ 5c
Choice Confrctions
Fifth door. Tenth st.
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Also showing splendid collection OF
Girls and Misses New Coats and Jackets.
| values, as follows:

Values, dS IOIIOWS.
GIRLS COATS. In both plain coiors snd striped
effects. OF tan and gray novelty cloth: ~ length.
and cut to fare at bottom: trimmed with bias
strap extending around collar and down back; col
lar and cuffs finished with soft shade Of brown
cloth and buttons: sizes to IA years.
$1,000 each.
GIRLS COATS. in plain gray and small plaid
mix lures: pretty style is OF light green and
gray check cloth. made loose box style. with plat
extending from shoulder to bottom and finished
with plain cloth: collar and cuffs trimmed with
fancy braid: sizes 10. II and a.
$3.50 each.
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time
in
be
in
continued supply Colonial
The oainer adopted for distribution
the pound 5Lb Sanitary Package $Ie5
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Mention is made of four specia

GIRLS AND MISSES COATS. in tan and gray
checked novelty cloth, with collar and cuffs OF
sume: sizes 6. =. 10 and IL. Another style is in
tan and gray stripe and check effect and Is made
full-lengh box style: collar and cuffs trimmed with
red silk braid: sizes 6 to IL.
$3.75 each.
MISSES AND GIRLS LONG COATS. in striped
novelty cloth. made ieose box style. and finished
with black velvet collar and cuffs; sizes 8 to ii
years.
$3.50 each.
Third floor, G st.
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Little Childfem's
Underwear.

~ FEW items in Underwear
lNl for spring wear. Drawers,
XIV Waists, Skirts and Gowns.
All new, fresh goods, Of ex-
cellent quality materials, tastefully
trimmed and very reasonably priced !:
Chiidren's Muslin Drawers. trimmed with IOc
Childrens Muslin Drawers. trimmed with coc
runie of embroidery and tucks.- Pair. wv
chldrsns Mnslin Skirts trimmed with 25c
Children,s Cambria Skirts, trimmed with zSc
e-edged ru1le and tucks. Each ~
Children's Cambria Waists plain and gathered
style W @ two OF tape sizes 25c
Children's Cambria Waists. gathered STYLE trim
med h isse beading and ribbon sizes to soc
Childrens Nainseek Gowns. gathered at the neck.
ruhie of embroidery neck and sleeves; GOO
sizes l and years. Each. ................ wv
Children's Nainsook Gowns, with tucks to form
yoke band: featherstitching neck and zcc
sleeves: sizes 1 to 4 years. Each. ~
Third floor. Eleventh st.
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THE jamestown EXPOSITION
FORMAL OPENING CEREMONIES
OF THE BIG EVENT.
To Begin at Sunrise or Friday Next
Salute From Warsh1ps to
the President


Special Dispatch to The Star
NORFOLK. Va, April 19-The cere-
monies incident to the formal opening of
the jamestown ter-centenniai exposition on
April 20. 1907 will be under the direction
of Mr.. G. T. Shepherd secretary of the
Jamestown Exposition Company, assisted
by Lieut.. p. II. Bagby. 9th United States
Infantry military attache to the depart
ment of the secretary
AT sunrise on April 90 the Norfolk Light
Artillery Blues. stationed at the exposition
grounds, will fire a salute of 800 guns to
usher In the commencement of the day
opening the jamestown ter-centennlal expo
sition In commemoration of the 3Ooth ami
versary of the first English settlement In
America
Upon the arrival of President Roosevelt
on the Mayfiower in Hampton Roads q
salute will be fired by the United States
ana foreign warships there assembled
When the President arrives at the ex-
position grounds he will be met at the end
OF the pier by military escort and Will
be saluted by the United States artillery
stationed on the exposition grounds
Promptly at the hour of IL 30 the President
VIII be escorted to the reviewing stand on
Lees parade. in the rear of the auditorium
building. where the following exercises will
tax. plars.
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The w. & L. "Special''
Stiff Hat for Mem.

aHS We w Lie SWSNAaa
Stiff Hat for Mem.
OIL F you prefer hat that is light
HI in weight, and that is flexible
Ky as well as strong, we recon-
mend this hat. It's style guar
antees satisfaction. Its quality as
sures durability. Made in all pro-
portions.
$500 each.
The w. & l.. ''Special''
Soft Hat.
We are showing this popular Soft
Hat in large variety OF shades and
styles, and call special attention to
the new and nobby Telescopes, in
black, French gray, nutria and pearl
gray.
$500 each.
Knapp" Felt Stiff Hats, $500
each.
Stetson Soft and Stiff Hats, So. 80
each.
Other makes of soft and stiff
hats, $500 each.
Main floor. F st.
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SOME bU[LFR0G MINES
SHOWING UP WELL
The Montgomery-ShOshOn Mill
Is Getting on With Salts
factory Progress.
Special to The Tribune.


GOLDFIELD, New, June 0.-The
Las Vegas s. Tonopah Railroad is max
ing gratifying headway in the e1ten-
sion of its line from Rhyolite to Gold
field. Two months to ten weeks should
see the Inauguration Of regular sched-
ule between the two metropolis. Fine
stations will be built at both cities
The Bullfrog Goldfeld road has fin
ished its sidetracks at Rhyolite and
regular passenger service obtains be.
tween that camp and Goldfeld. Mean
while the BoraX Smith line is steadily
nearing Bullfrog from the south, to fur
nish an outlet by way of Ludlow on the
Santa Fe.
Gold there is in Bullfrog and silver
and copper 1t remains to the revela-
tions Of the near future to verify or
dispcl the belief that there is also oil.
Proof will come with depth in the we'll
that is being sunk on the Continental
group of claims lying between Beatty
lam H. Schnitzler, backing the project,
have purchased complete drilling out
fit In Los Angeles and are going
through the strata in Pennsylvania
fashion.
Mayfower, by reason of recent dis
coVerles Of immense bodies of high
grade, continues to remain first in the
eye OF Bullfrog operators. With
Ss,000,000 worth of profitable milling
ore blocked out, the management has
agreed upon the erection of a suitable
plant of ample capacity so soon as
tests of the bodies shall demonstrate
the most economic processes of treat
ment, Sinking continues in both the
Mayfower and the Combination May
flower-Starlight shafts. the former shaft
from the 300 to the 400-foot and the
Combination from the $50 TO the 300.
For both workings there has been pro-
vided a l25-horse power engine and a
12-drills compressor. Within another
month the Mayfower- Starlight shaft,
now in stringers of rhyolite quartz dis
playing nominal values, should reach
the ledge proper. The faces of the
north and south drifts, aggregating a
length of 90 feet from the 300foot sta
tion of the Mayflower shaft, are in solid
ore of choice variety, furnishing en-
ployment to sorters and sackers.
President w. V. Rice of Salt Lake,
who made a recent inspection of the
Gibraltar, found good grade Of man
ganese quartz being taken from the
lowest tunnel levels and the property
giving every promise of production.
Seventy-fye per cent Of the aggr!e-
Rdtc ihllc VI 'lctGIOuuu WINNINGS III
the Gold Bar mine has been in profit
able milling ore, proving the presence
of a veritable mountain of average 81
dirt aside from which there are slopes
of high. grade that yield $340 per ton.
Within three weeks the new $350,0
mill at the Montgomery Shoshone, with
a daily capacity of 800 tons, should be
placed in commission. The long de.
1ayed l2-drills compressor has been de-
livered and the 6.inch pipe has been
laid. The bonanza property is steady
shipper and has incalculable reserves
of choice feed for the big plant pro-
vidcd. Sinking continues at the Ame-
thyst, Lucky Jack and the Providence
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NOTICE OF THE SALE OF REAL,
PROPERTY

IN the matter Of the estate of Eliza j.
peterson, deceased
The undersigned will sell at public
auotlon the following described real
property situated in salt Lake county
state Of Utah. to wit; Commencing 81,
foos south and south 64s degrees west
twenty.seVen and two tenths rods and
south Ses degrees east fourteen and
rour-tenths rods from the northwest cor
nor Of the southwest quarter of section
TWO t2l' township two (2). range one Q)
east, l.. NJ. Thence north 81 de-
srees 9 minutes, east s4 rods. thence
south 2o1 degrees east four and twelve
hundredths rods. thence south s7S de-
gress west "a rods to the center OF a
road, thence northerly along the center
or said road north aga degrees west
three and six-tenths rods to the place
OF beginning, Together with water
rights or water stock thereunto belong
ing or appertaining; at the hour of IL
o'clock noon OF Wednesday, June l2
1907, at Nelson's store, Holiday. Salt
Lake. county. Utah. to the highest bid
der for cash, as follows. Ten per cent
TO accompany bid and the balance to be
paid on the confirmation OF the sale by
the court. JAS. NELSON
nI2S Administrator.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

Little Chief Mining & Milling company,
Principal place Of business. SAT- Lake
City Utah. Location OF mines. Tintic
district. Juab county. Utah. Notice is
hereby given that at meeting OF the
board of directors OF the Little Chief
Mining & Milling company. held on the
srd day Of June, 1907 assessment no NO;
,Ipou the capitaI stock OF the corporation,
issued and outstanding. payable immedi-
ately to James p. Drlscoll. secretary, at
Mccormick & Co.'S bank corner Main
and First South streets. Salt Lake City,
Utah, Any stock upon which VIII IT. this M.,aaS: as
.July 3 1907, will be de1rnaueDt and ad-
vertised for sale at public of1 anc'ion mi, and nd
unless payment is made ,s oeI9Gs' lors VIII pc
o'clock noon. at the companys office
room No. III Mercantile BLOCK corner
Main and Third South streets, SAT- Lake
CITY, Utah, TO pay the delinquent assess
men, thereon, tosether WIN VI s,,a the cost OF
advertising and EXPENSE OF saie; o,,
na52 Secretary.
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UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD co.

l2O Broadway. New York. May Q. 1907.
Special meeting OF stockholders.
To the stockholders OF the Union Pacific
Railroad company
Notice Is hereby given that n special
meeting OF the stockholders Of Union
Pacific Railroad company has been called
by the board of directors TO convene at
the Office OF the company at Salt Lake
City, in the State Of Utah, on the flf-
teenth day of June. 1907, at ~ o'clock
M, for the purpose OF considering and
acting upon an amendment OF the az
ticles OF incorporation Of said company.
recomme ended by tho board Of dire dlreetrs RS.
the amount of 500, 0Oo, 900 and OF au-
thorlzlng the Issue and use OF such ad-
ditional stock and Of taking all suitable
action IN the premises.
The books for the transfer OF the stock
(hoth preferred and commonl Wlll be be
2 o. clock o. M on the 29th day OF May.
1907. and Will be reopened at 10 o'clock
a. m. on the 18th day of June. 1907.
BY order Of the board OF directors
m978 ALEX MILLAR. Secretary
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NEVADA BONANZA COPPER COM.
PANY

Notice OF stockholders annual meeting
for the purpose OF amending the ar
ticles OF Incorporation. electing a board
OF directors. and other lawful business
that may properly come before said
meeting.
Notice is hereby given that the an
Nevada Bonanza Copper company, a cor
poration of the State Of Utah, VIII be
held at the general office OF the corpora
ton at No. 153 Main street, Salt Lake
City. Utah, on Tuesday. June 11th. 1907
at 10 o'clock a. m. OF said day. for the
purpose of electlne a board of directors
OF said company for the ensuing year, in
accordance with the provisions Of the ar
ticles OF incorporation thereof. and the
transaction of such other business as
may lawfully come before said meeting.
the articles OF Incorporation OF said com
pany: and II the stockholders shall so
vote. then of amending said articles of
incorporation by amending Article VIII
thereof. The nature OF the proposed
change or amendment Is as follows, to-
wit To increase the capital stock Of
said corporation from 100000 shares to
take and hold in full payment OF and for
said increase OF said capital stock. GER
tain mining properties. and TO place In
the treasury OF said corporation an addI-
tional TIC, 900 shares thereof.
Also, TO ratify and approve the action
OF the board OF directors. and Its execu-
tive committee. In all matters relating to
corporation, and the taking and receiving
Of additional mining properties therefor.
as done at the directors, meeting on May
10th, 1907, according TO the record thereof,
BY order Of the board OF directors.
Dated Salt Lake City. Utah. May 14th.
1907
FREEMAN MORNINGSTAR,
WALTER C. TUTTLE
Secretary.
Date of first publication May iG. 1907:
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ASSESSMENT NO. 2s.

New Red Wing Mining company. Bo-
30S Auerbach building. Salt Lake City.
Utah
Notice is hereby given that at a meet
Of Nav 1907 an assessment OF two cents
Iac) per share was levied upon the capt.
fai stock of the corporation. payable i'm
,neaiately TO f. NJ. Orem. secretary, at
fhe Offices of the company. 3O5-30S Auer-
ba ch building. Salt Lake City, Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment
NAV remain unpaid on Tuesday, the l1th
day of June. VIII be delinquent and ad-
veTtlscd for sale at public auction, and
unless payment Is made before Will be
1907. at one o'clock p. m, to pay the
delinquent assessment. together with tho
cost of advertising and expense OF sale
F, NJ. OREM, Secretary.
3o5-3Os Auerbnch Building Salt Lake
City, Utah. ml09S
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g. D. Evans,

3. D. Evans,
Undertaken and Embaimer, has removed
to new location. AZ South State
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SPECIAL SToCKHoLDERs MEET.
ING

Notice is hereby given that there will
be a special meeting Of the stockholders
OF the Vespasian- Hoogley Mining com
pany at the offices OF the company,
rooms 305- sos Auerbach building Salt
Lake City. Utah. on Monday. Juno 10.
1907, at 10 o'clock a. m.
First-For the purpose of ratifying the
10 dis!ncorporate the company
Socond-For the purpose OF attending to
any other business which may need at
tenlion from the stockholders before dis
incorporation.
Done by order OF tho board of direc-
tors at Salt Lake City, Utah. this 9Th
day Of May. a. D. 1907.
SPASIAN-HOOGLEY MINING CO.,
Per F. NJ. Orem. Secretary
n8q1
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f l| T|NT|C
NJ THE STAGE
n District Is Adding
4, Iustsr to Fame
In Ever Before
lprIT-sHARISG5 ING uno,-u
IEES TO THE FRoNI
|,,;,ht Properties Have
',,d Nuch Food for
Kew interest

...,t splendid era of min"
~. few districts have so
i il spite of a long and
- '',,.r Of past production as
H., noted as the camp IN
y. ..,,us the most dividend
.ur. with but one or two
IN retains its profit-shar-
20 while the addition OF
s,s,ring organizations more
E.,.ss for those that have
s,;ssuds temporarily. The
i. Uresent season has been
manner in which several
pr properties have pushed
| as very front ranks from
u,lpoint.
4, for this latter develop.
Z ,..,ured. m for instance, from
be Lower Mammoth. It
n, n, IN Of ideal resources with
vs. " 80 until the Lower
mslany had secured the
sstl that the management
I, an the top OF the real re-
;,b mine. The developments
.Iith to a fine producer and
rg, 10 a proposition that
srsr,ise Of being better and
as workings go below the
COW had.
"a feature Of the year has
ny in which the Jesse
rrtiss, 60 called, have bios
writable bonanzas. No
,rIsr performances could be
q iLst presented by the phe-
IS ip Colorado Mining stock.
.nld be had the early part
ry,l year for a few cents
piors the management had
\ tho third level there was
| 5uxr to run the stock to be-
"a share, where it now re-
IL Colorado is another new
arr for Tintic. The only
y Beck Tunnel has been
rlsr, aside from the tempo
Eay Of marketing its ores
fsslier strike, is the insult
hsilities for hosting its re-
D sinking of the new shaft
"a NTH this difficulty.
D Jfss Knight s properties
} Mreni in local circles, also
'ss Knights luck. All the
siil which this fortunate op-
r,.tid are doing splcndidly,
sh are the strongest on the
hTi i more than luck, how
II Knights operations. His
,r finding the ores. That
icr his friends state he
y years in studying the
lntlr. The present devel~
nHply proving that his i'm
PHsd from the ledges during
Ne holding water. Jesse
Ming to the fame of Tintic
Eine operator, and those
followed him so far have
y, ol money
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CALIFORNIA EXCURSIONS

June 9 TO l6, inclusive. via Oregon
Short Line and Southern Pacific. Great
ly reduced rates TO San Francisco and
Los Angeles and return, direct or one
way via Portland. See agents for rates,
limits and further particulars. City
ticket Office. 201 Main street.
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rect, in which event there will be an
upward turn in the price Of copper, or
whether they are wrong, proof of which
would be followed by a sharp break.
However. as time proceeds. and con-
sumers refrain from appearing in the
market, the prospect increases that we
must make up our minds to a con-
tinuance of the downward tendency,
which has already been manifested for
n month or more
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RED BIRD COPPER MINING co.

Location of principal place OF business.
Salt Lake City. Utah; No. 3S South
Main street.
Notice.-There are delinquent upon the
following described stock. on account of
the assessment levied on the 4th day OF
April. 1907, the several amounts set op-
posite the names of the respective share
holders as follows:
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TEACHERS, EXAMINATION.

An examination for Salt Lake City
teachers Will he held In the Lafayette
school building on Monday and Tuesday.
June 10 and II. beginning at a. m. OF
the first day.
All teachers and candidates not hoid-
ing yertlfcetcs valid for l907-i90S are e%
pected to take this examination.
Candidates for highschool certificates
will please notify the Undersigned not
later than Thursday. June g.
Pens. ink and paper VIII be furnished
D. II CHRISTENSEN.
rd Of lrln
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lfER SITUATION,
H9 for Continuation of the
inward Tendency.

Hshsard Tendency.
iOw reached the end of
4 s'sgnatiOn in the copper
eina from a deadlock be-
,dueers aud the consumers
l' useful to summarize
the situation, 1t must
Immediately that the po~
M Is by no means so strong
= weeks ago. At that time
g9laeers had sold the bulk
ior three and even four
y ia az the highest prices,
ssie have been no large
~ a brief period, about
sael there was a reawak.
io,slgu demand, which it
.eala prove the foreruner
Iss'le ; demand, but those
Seaed to disappointment.
''ng and Mining Jour
= 81 L Lieached the point where
v.ea contracted for only
n, -s4a. !. To make a broad
~ may be said that on
al, one'half of the June
j. SId contract. sa Some pro.
VA u -. luTthcr ahead, while
dEs1 raa.ie nar less. In fact, some
'ei sasold copper on hand;
i-,se ~ ,.oek Of unsold metal
MO 70 accumulate.
d, ,"ss,s'isal ss,sl position of the
.y definite can be said
r,,.. .esiialded q that there has
Id II i. '9e production since
iss011,,, !, is true that there
2 pa m,'ss n,at In Montana and
lSs$y $y'1oaSly nra5l have resulted d
ID On Production in those
b:s, - The BE- other hand, there there
lian an an increased produc-
Sd nr,, sas. pnimportant indi.
/ rnlss' ss'Ssllaierable ulilr Importance
s.aai which sus are completely
III aud irresponsible &c. es. :
T. hand hand, we know asfn;,.
/al:ialI,v' to Europe have
Ia iaia,,and iSy, and while we have 70
~ i Eaa;@ Eai;,@aation as to CON.
b make uInths ,hnhs ago thought
,aim MA, arc distinctly Of .
q prey;o%%.. now. 1t is possibla ii .
Nteti,Nunnas excitement tbS
iSsaaln out Of the hLe'",pe na e
a'h Ss,vaao time after "'er er
!: :S,Ssnets ss;"ts have reonesi aG sae, : !
wS;I,"e S;l,ents Of copper al
I, SspSp Sisppsr sr for re-suIe' res aaGs is ae ,e
,o,ns ,nsir snppiv. .A'''ie'l0''
sseasdla SsId a diaereegSff8 d caegf8t ylS,o, pro
iittlIss IN, IN their ueSa1i OPINION 1he2 e
. soSIs UPON tho Hd, theorya ora tha. ar
"a, ,'s9lneEs u 4 win i bayn sny,r Of i,
: 'A''bssr 'sbsy'i. tSss ars It soi !
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NOTICE
To stockholders Of the Wasatch King
Mining Company:

You are hereby notified that the annual
meeting OF the stockholders Of the Wa
satch King Mining company will be held
M tho rooms OF the Elks club. Al Third
street Troy, New York. Tuesday. June
ii at Q o'clock p. M. for the purpose of
eIecting Ave directors and the transac-
fion OF such other business as may prop
erlv come boforc said meeting.
JOSEPH a. IEGGETT. President
Dated, Troy, New York, May 6. 1907
m96o
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And IN accordance With tho law. and
an order of the board of directors made
shares OF each parcel of such stock as
may be necessary, Will be sold at this
company's Office. No. 3s South Main
street. Salt Lake City, Utah, on the 25th
day of June: 1907, at the hour OF 2
o'clock in the afternoon. to pay the de-
linquent assessment thereon. together
with the costs OF advertising and eX-
penses of the sale.
A. j. GUNNELL, Secretary
Ofhce-No. 3S South Main street. Salt
Lake City, Utah. n943