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The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19
Baseball Notes

Nelson has now pitched four games for Oak
land and every time he started Van Haltren's
men have thrown him down. This is hard for
a young twirler who is giving a team the best
that he has in him.
Wright and Dellar are carded to do the box
work for the Commuters today. Opposed to
them viii be Willis and SutOr. the sOuthDaw
being billed to work In the afternoon before
the big crowd.
Miller was called out In the eighth inning
Yesterday for cutting second base. The same
thing happened TO him Friday This kind OF
stun may go IN Connecticut, but they can't
get away with il In this league The fans can
forgive ball players errors, but not his care
lesSness.
Quite ripple OF excitement was started i'm
the seventh inning when a tiny ring OF smoke
was seen arising from the third base bleachers.
Special Officer Hughey Smith and Ground Keep
er Hank Williams were on the Job I'm a
twlnkling and succeeded In extinguishing the
nameS- The management is very careful about
fires since these same bleachers were burned
down just year ago an afternoon when
nobody was in the park:
Oakland has signed up Pitcher Loucks. late Of
Santa Cruz, and he will be put to work next
week against the Beavers the Portland dia-
mOnd. LOucks Is the man who deserted the
Sand Crabs when his salary was held out on
him. He is a good pitcher and well known to
the fans OF this league. having pitched FOR both
the Portland and Seattle clubs three or four
years ago. With LOuckS on the payroll Of
the old Oakland pitchers stands a good chance
or being fired unless he shows improvement.
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HAZEL HOTCHKISS WINS
Berkeley Girl Thrice Victorious
in Oregon Championships

PORTLAND. Ore. July 1S.-w. A.
McBurney Of Spokane today defeated
Joseph Tyler. also OF Spokane. for the
tennis championship of Oregon and
the Fiske challenge cup, SIS, 6-3, 6-3.
7-5.
McBurney and Tyler defeated A.
Remington of San Francisco and T..
Jordan of Australia in the mems
doubles, 81. 6-2. SIS, for the Oregon
state championship
Miss Hazel Hotchlxiss OF Berkeley,
CAL, in the ladies' singles for the Ore
gon state championship and the John
c. Ainsworth challenge cup. defeated
Miss Amy Heitshu OF Portland. 60,
SO.
In the ladies' doubles for the Oregon
state championship. Efiss Hotchkiss and
Miss Leadbetter of Portland defeated
Mrs. Walter NJ. Cook and Miss Stella
Fording. both of Portland. So. 6-4.
In the ladies' and gentlemen's doubles
for the Oregon state championship.
Miss Hotchkiss and Mr.. Jordan defeat
ed Miss Heitshu and Walter Goss. SO,
g.
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VI TIE anu Tie
management of the club.
Kelly will go to his training quar-
ters at CrolPs gardens, Alameda; to-
cay and will do some light work for
the pleasure of the people who are ex-
pected there. He will secure the SER
vices of Frank Mcdonald as trainer.
The latter handled him for some of his
fights in the east, and as he is train
ing Eddie Hanlon at Alameda, he can
readily take charge of Kelly's con-
ditioning.f
Kelly broke bone in his right fore
arm in his last fight with Billy Papke.
He showed gameness by going on from
the second to the teAth round with the
injured member. He has done some
training and he feels that the injured
arm will not trouble him either in
training or in the actual fight. He will
have George Peterson as sparring part
ner The latter is 10 fight prelimi-
nary to the big fight. He is welter
weight and was considered fighter of
great promise some years since, when
he was prominent among the four
round boys.
MCFARLAND AND BROCK
TO FIGHT IN SOUTH
"Packey" Mcfarland has signed to
fight Phil Brock 10 rounds before Tom
McCarey's club in Los Angeles on the
ulE III VI Au6uSl BLOCK mas Deen
coming to the front steadily recently
and is a hard boy to beat. Mcfarland
has been waiting here for a chance to
meet Battling Nelson, but, as that
seems hopeless quest at the present
time, he has taken the first match Of
fered him. He will leave at once for
the south, as this is a fight which will
require that he be in the best possible
condition.
Whether for advertising purposes or
for other reasons Bob Fitzsimmons is
hurling challenges at Stanley Ketchel for
a fight for the middle weight champion
ship title, which the Cornishman claims.
Joe O'Connorr Ketchers manager.
SCOTS at the Idea of a meeting between
them and is paying no attention to the
various wires he is receiving.
MIDDLE WEIGHT FIGHTER
READY FOR TRAINING
With Stanley Ketchel and Hugo Kel-
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Revolver Tryoufs in
September

The tryOuts of the United States re-
volver association, originally announced
to take place at the She'll Mound ranges
In August, will not come of until Sep
tember 8, according to present arrange
mentS. The meeting will last for six
days. including September Is. CODse-
quent on the change of dates for this
shoot. the Golden Gate pistol and rifle
club will postpone it's big prize shoot
so as to run simultaneously with the
championship meeting. The Golden
Gates announce a very enticing prize
list and a big entry list is assured.
The Independent. rifles will shoot at
the She'll Mound targets today and will
be the only organization out for prac-
tice. The monthly medal shoot will be
held during the afternoon and many
valuable prizes Twill be distributed to
the winners.
German. who made such a remark
able showing on the American team
which won the worlds championship. is
expected home toward the end of Au-
gust and the members of the Shell
Mound pistol and rifle club are plan
ming reception for him.
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SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

STOCKTON, July 1S.-The state
league cellar brigade made the Stock
ton champions work hard to win by a
score of 3 to 2 this afternoon. The
game was won in the last inning after
two men We're out. With Shay and
Campbell on bases Moriarity came
through with a double, scoring both
men and winning the game
Five new faces appear on the Oak
land lineup, making it one of the fast
est teams in the league
Umpire Schroeder put Captain Moski-
man out of the game in the seventh
inning for questioning decision.
Moskiman vigorously maintains that
Schroeder exceeded his authority in OBJ
jecting to discuss plays with the cap
tain of the team. Score:
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behind him treated him shade shy of being Seven
gathered hits which shows very readily that Nelson
hammered hard by the Seals However he had
other and troubles o
The entire Oakland take of
giving the ouhpaw the had On chances complete
doubles the nheder would invariably boot the ball naturally
would When they had chances little
themselves the Oaks seemed pass the opportunities
up time and time again.
The Oscar winning streak still Job Starting
out like stake horse Oscar headed the procession all
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CALEDONIAN FIELD DAY

SAN MATEO. July 1S.-The Caledon-
ian club of this city. composed of the
leading Scots throughout the county,
is making elaborate arrangements for
a series of field sports 10 be held on
Admission day. The club will hold its
field day at the Corporation yard. and
$500 has already been subscribed as
nucleus of the trophy fund. With the
subdivision of Shell Mound park. which
is expected to be carried out in tho
near Iature' me l1Sal SeotcnHen ... ls1e IN :
secure the holding of all Scotch held
days in this city.
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Windsor Races

WINDSOR. July 1S.-Todays results:
First race, five and half furlongs-Giovanni
Rasgio won Fielder second, Martha Jane third.
Time. 1:10 1-5.
Second race. steeplechase. about two miles
Waterway won. Lights Out second Bilberry
third. Time. 4:36
Third race. Detroit stake. five and half
furlcngs-Richard Reed won. Hawks Flight
second. Alice third. Time, :09 3-5.
Fourth race. one mie-Reidmore won. Polly
Prim second The Clown third Time, 42 %.
Fifth race, five furlongs-Many Colors won
Irma second Cheek third. Time LOB l-5.
Sixth race. six furlongs-Belmere won Flem-
ing second, Refined third. Time. 1913 AS.
- Seventh race, one and quarter miles
Holseher won. Schroeders Midway second
Charlatan third. Time. 2:Os %.
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Rival Middleweighfs Will Soon
Be i'm the Thick of Traininq
By K. A. Smyfh

Hugo Kelly, the Chicago middle weight boxer arrived here
night prepared Stanley Keche ring
the last night OF the month Kelly looks fit and
rugged and his athletic keeping with his record
the ring He claims weight of about los pounds the present
time, that he has considerable material which work his
training during the weeks Kelly
by Sylvie Feet his manager we'll sporting
about Chicago.
Although the match with Ketche1 has arranged there
details which have been decided The
of these will be the selection of referee The
weight be decided together the division
Tor which the will fight The formal articles of will
be drawn night conference be held by rep
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lead with five runs, and after that time
there was no chance for Oakland to
stop him. He kept mixing 'em up
and, outside of two innings, was the
king of the lot.
FIVE IN TWO INNINGS
The Seals did not even let the first
round pass by without doing some good
for themselves. After Mohler had
struck out, Hildebrand walked, but
was forced at second by Zeider, who
promptly showed speed enough to steal
second and third. Williams also got
a pass and stole. Then Melchoir singled
and Zeider was in. Williams and Mel
started to pull off a double steal and
Nick registered on Lewis mad heave to
the second bag.
The second inning passed without
incident but the Seals came back with
their fighting blood boiling in round
three and went for three runs this
time. MohIer waited for a pass and
Hide could do no better than force
him. Zeider sacrificed and Williams
chased Hide to third with a nice
drive.
Altman booted the best one that was
hit to him, letting Hide through. Will
liams got to second and lost no time in
scoring on Melchoir's neat drive to
center. Mel speeded on to second while
the ball was being relayed to the plate
to catch Nick, and Joe Curtis came to
the rescue with Texas Lacquer back
of first that made it three for the in
ming and five for the day.
OAKS EASY FOR JONES
The Seals made their final stand in
the seventh, when two more were
gathered in. After Mohler took a slap
in the ribs Hildebrand singled and
Zeider landed on Miller's error, when a
double play should have been pulled
off, Williams hard drive through sec
ond put both the runners through and
the Seals had enough runs to win two
ordinary ball games.
The only innings in which the Oaks
figured were the third and the eighth.
In the third Altman singled and Lewis
beat out a bunt. La Longe heaved
badly and both men advanced q peg.
Van Haltren's lucky hit, which took a
bad bound at Mohler. let Altman in In
the eighth Lewis double and Vans
second single for the day put the other
run over.
Nelson gracefully retired at the end
of the eighth inning though nobody
knew why, for Oakland was out of the
running and Amos Rusie could not
have won the game for them had he
trotted out on the field with all the
speed he used to possess 20 years ago.
Cook went into the box and managed
to shoe the Seals away from the pan
in the one inning he worked.
The Seals played another grand
game of ball in the field, taking every
thing that came along. with the ex-
ception of the bunt in the third inning
which La Longe tossed away at the
first sack. La Longe, however, made
up for this by his grand pegging to
second. His arm was in such nice form
that not one of the Oaks could pur-
loin the bag on him.
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SAN JOSE 5, ALAMEDA

ALAMEDA, July 1S.-San Jose de-
feated Alameda in a 10 inning game
this afternoon at Recreation park, the
score reading to 8 when 1t was all
over Two runs were made by the
Prune Pickers in their half of the
tenth frame. "A feature of the game
was the fielding of pitcher Stricklett
who had Is assists
At the conclusion of the game a.
gang of Alameda rooters. mostly
youngsters, attempted to mob Umpire
Stulz. He was escorted to the ticket
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PORTLAND 3, Los ANGELEs..e

PORTLAND, July 1S.=Portlan6 won
in the first inning today on Dolly Gray's
wildness. The Angels were dangerous
several times during the game. but
time. Easterly OF Los Angeles distfn-
guished himself by catching three hard
fouls against the grandstand The
score:
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SUMMARY

Two base hits-Palm t2) Moriaritys Stolen
bases.shay Henderson Dewey. Innings pitched
on Moskiman 6. OFF Henderson =. !. Struck out
BY Moskiman o. by Henderson 3, by Seaton 4
Base on balls--On Seaton 6. Left on bases
Oakland 3, Stockton 10. Double play-Heister to
Waltnour. Wild pitches-Henderson, Seaton
Passed ball-Palm. Hit by piteher-Hester
First base errors--Stockton L. Time OF game
Il hour and 40 minutes. Umplre-Schroeder
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SUMMARY

Runs--0f Nelson Z. Hits-On Nelson G.
Charge defeat to Nelson. Two base hit--Lewls
Sacrifice hits-Zelder. Hildebrand. First base
on called balls-On Nelson ., on Cook l.
Struck out-By Nelson 3 by Jones ). Hit by
pitcher-Mohler, by Nelson. Double play-Curtls
to Zeider. Tisce of game hour and 40 min
utes. IUmpire-Perine.
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BIG CROWD TURNS OUT

One of the best Saturday crowds
that the park has ever known was
out to see the fun and, just as i'll luck
would have it, the game turned out to
be a stra ggly affair. However, the
majority of the spectators were salts
fed, for they came to see San Fran
cisco win and there is no doubt
that they did win as far as they could.
The score:
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MANY LICENSES ISSUED

REDWOOD CITY, July 1S.-For the
past 10 days the county clerks office
has issued hunting licenses at the rate
of 30 a day. the coast range hills
at the present time swarming with
hunting and fishing parties.
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Scissors" Nelson Pitches Good
Ball, but Gets No Support
By w. j. Siattery

Scissors Nelson, the latest of
the slabsters to cast his lot with
the trailing Commuters, started
on the local lot for the first time
in his life yesterday afternoon and
made a bloomer. At that, the hu-
man fagpole pitched pretty nice
baseball, but the way the men
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Champs Barely Nose
TraileKs Out
Moriarity's Double With Twc
Down in the Ninth Breaks
Up Game
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

Results of Games
Stockton, 2; Oakland, z.
Sacramento, 3; Santa Cruz, o.
San Jose, 5; Alameda, 3. 90 in
nings).
Fresno, 4; San Francisco, o.
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SUMMARY
Struck out-By Garrett 5. by Gray s. Base
on balls-Of Gray 5. Two base hits-EIlis
Oakes. Three base hit-Danzig. Double play
Hogan to smith, Sacrifice hit-Easterly Hit
BY pitched ball-Carey. Left on bases-Ios
Angeles 9. Portland 0. Time Of gsme-1 hour
and 80 minutes. Umpire-O' 'COnnell
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS

RESULTS OF GAMES
San Francisco ., Oakland :.
Portland }, Los Angeles =.
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STOCKTON
OAKLAND

Two out when winning run was made
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
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cantiaued on Page 81. Middle Column 2
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SAN FRANCISCO
OAKLAND

IIeu Tot NcIsUn III tIsIlH IILIHs-
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
Carrizozo news., 1908-06-12

of Captain. New Mexico, and rcs-
pcctiully suggests that he be-
lievcs the Board OF County Com
missioucrs should order an emu
meration OF the inhabitants OF
precinct No. .. Lincoln county,
New Mexico. for the purpose Of
arriving at the amount of Liquor
License to be paid in that pre-
Carrizozo news., 1908-06-12

cinct, and that said McWilliams
i, to pay all expenses OF said emu
meration
Aud this Board hereby appoints
Jno. A. Haley TO take said
enumeration
There being no further busi-
ness before the Board, same adj
iourncd sine die.
Carrizozo news., 1908-06-12


The minutes of last meeting
were read aud approved.
In the tax matter ol E,tanis-
lado Carbon. raise made by the
assessor OF Si22 81, is hereby sus-
tained by the Board.
In the taN matter of 4. ".
Watson, raised hy the Board on
50 acres OF land zoe per acre.
Emil Fritz assessed ON improve
meuts $500.
Board adjourned till Tuesday.
June End, A. u. 1905. atSa.m.
Board met pursuant To adjourn.
ment; all present as before.
In the tay matter OF Aragon
Bros, raised by Board 1900 head
OF sheep and SIS on improved
goats, and raised ON saloon ixt-
ures SlOO.
In the tax matter OF the Carri-
zozo Iowusitc Co., as to raise of
-, 500 made by the assessor.
comes on Tor hearing before the
Board, aud the Townsite com
pany being represented by coun-
sel and the Board having heard
aud considered the protest made
by said TownSite company. the
Board does hereby sustain said
assessor in said raise made by
him OF 81, so: 10 which action of
the Board said Towusite Company
hereto cNcepts, and hereby gives
notice OF appeal 20 the Terrific
rial Board OF Equalization.
In the taN matter of Chas. :.
Hening, a. 30 the raise of SllO
made by the assessor, comes ON
for hearing before the Board. aud
the said Chas. 5. llening being
represented by counsel and the
Board having heard and consid-
cred the protest made by the said
Chas. 5. Heuing, the Board does
hereby sustain said assessor in
said raise made by him Of of SllO:
To which action oi the Board the
said Chas. $. Hening hereto ex-
cepts and heeeby gives notice ol
appeal to the Territorial Board
of Equalization.
In the tax matter of $. b. Fam
brough, the raise made by the
assessor was reduced.
In the taX matter of Ausclmo
pacheco, assessed hy the Board
uu saloon hAtures ol50.
lu Che tsN matter OF the New
Mexico Fuel Co, raised bv assess
sor 90 the amount OF ST. 500, same
is hereby reduced los this Board
Ia the taN matter of Brown 81
Manzauares, raised by the asses
sor to- the amount oi $50, same is
sustained by the board
lu the tav matter of Robtcrt T..
Carrizozo news., 1908-06-12

sustained by the Board.
In the tax matter of Oliver
Pcakcr. raised by the Board IL
head of cattle.
In The taN matter ol Jones Tall
iaferro, raised BY assessor 1000
head OF sheep. same is reduced
by the Board.
Board adjourned till Wedues-
day, tune 3rd, zoos, at sa. m.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
mcnt. all present as before.
All agricultural land ia .iucoln
county, IN cultivation under the
>o-called Campbell or dry farm
ing, system to be assessed at 81
per acre.
ia the tax matter OF Ed G..
Piiugsten, raised bv the Board
on grazing land Sl0i.sO.
In the tax matter OF John III.
Phillips, raised by the Board on
grazing land sos. 10. and on dry
farming $3.50.
In the tax matter of a. II.
Pingsten, raise made by assessor
amounting to sos on land, re-
duced 10 o225 by the Board.
In the matter OF the assessment
of the land OF James +. Cree, the
Board being fully advised in the
premises, finds that 5000 acres
OF grazing land j, under fence
within and surrounded by the
Lincoln Forest Reserve, and that
the owner OF this land can only
use the privilege OF grazing on
government land by paying the
forest reserve pasturage charge
after obtaining permit; and the
Board holds that this 5000 acres
oi land does not come within the
class valued at SOC. per acre, aud
sustlins the assessor IN hs action
in raising the said Cree.
In the taN matter ol Pop 81
Valdez, raise made by assessor
sustained by Board.
In the tax matter ol Charles
Held, assessed 1000 head of
sheep, amounting to $500, same
being the sheep that Talialerro
has on shares.
la the tax matter of kuolliu n
Briuck, raised by assessor 1000
head OF sheep, same Is hereby sus-
tanned by the Board.
Ia the taN matter OF Welch 81
Ellsworth, raised on $50 acres ol
land 10c. per acre.
Ia the taA matter of II. 5.
Campbell raised bN assessor on
lots IN Carrizozo 5000, and sus-
tanned by the Board
In the taN matter of the Carri- /
1ozo Trading Co.., raised by the
assessor $780, sustained by the
Board
Ina The tax matter OF the Carri- /
zozo Publishing Co.. raised by
assessor $500, sustsined By the
RoarI
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-09-24
NOTICE,

Notice is hereby given by the Civ
Council of Provo City, Utah, of the
intention Of said Council to make the
following described improvement, 10.
wit.
To grade and gravel ebut such grad.
ing shall not be construed as fixing or
establishing the grade so that il NAV
not be changed by the city hereafter
the following designated sidewalks,
being graveling district No. 8, AS here.
tofore created and established by ordi.
nance Of the City Council duly passed
approved and published, said sidewalk,
being located in Provo City, Utah
County, Utah.
All that portion of the north side.
walk ON Center street, between the
west side of Eleventh West street and
u point 6,O57 feet west thereof AT the
western boundaries of lands now own.
ed by James Fisher; also all that nor.
ton OF the east sidewalk of that Ger.
tain street or lane on the east side of
and adjacent TO lands now owned by
Ralph Poulton (Which street or lane
lntersects with and runs north from
Center street aforesaid at a point nm.
proximately 1928 feet west of the west
side of said Eleventh West street afore.
said) between the north side of Genie,
street aforesaid and point l ,243 feet
north therefrom TO where said street mr.
lane turns west. and also the NORM
sidewalk OF said street or lane ht,l
aforesaid, between the point last alore-
said and a point $50 feet west thereof.
and TO defray the abutters' proportion
oil the costs and expenses thereof, est.
mated at S9lo.lO, OF II cents per front
or linear foot, there being APPROX.
mately 1925 feet OF abutting property
oy local assessment upon the lots and
lands AUDITING or fronting upon said
improvement embraced within said
district, in proportion to the foot front
so abutting thereon, being the district
TO be affected or beneiitted by said i'm.
provement, which lands are described
rs follows, to.wit;
All lots and lands abuttlng or front.
ing upon said sidewalks TO be so i'm.
proved rs aforesaid.
The clty's proportion Of said costs
and expenses snail be betrayed by the
city.
All protests and objections 20 the
carrying out of said intention must be
presented in writing TO the City Re.
corder on or before . p. M, of Monday
the 18th day of september, 1905, that
being the time when the City Council
VIII meet and hear and consider SUCH
objections as may be made thereto.
Dated September ord, 1905,
:. by order Of the City Council Of
Provo City.
DAVID JOHNSON,
(sEAL) Oitv Reoorder
FIRST publication September ., 1905,
Crawling District No, !,
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-09-24
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

American Fork Canyon CopsoIidat-
ed Mining Company, principal place
Of business, Provo, Utah.
Notice is hereby given that at .
meeting Of the board OF directors Of
Tbs American Fork Canyon Consoiil
dated Miniag Company, held on the
10th day Of Sept, 1916, an assessment
of one-tenth of one cent I'll O. per
share was levied on the outstand lnq
capital stock of the corporation pay-
able immediately TO j. q. Ander4 on,
Secretary, "a n Academy Ave-, Provo,
Utah.
Any stock upon which this ASSESS,
men, may remain unpaid on WedA hes
day, Oct. 2eth, is0s, wiz be Delinquent
and advertised for sale NJ pubic a,,e.
ton, and unless payment is made he.
tore, will be sold on Wednesday, Nov.
ember ", LaQS, At the hour OF 2 pl m,
of said day TO pay are Delinquent as.
sessment, together with the eoJts Of
advertising and expense Of sale.
j. q. ANDERSON
Secretary.
"a N. Academy Ave-, Proyo, Utah.
First publication, Sept. IL, 1874.