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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-28
TEACHING THE TRACKS.

Tracks and Tracking, BY Josef lsrun-
ncr. Fully Illustrated The Outing
Publishing Company. New York
The author of this book explains that
he has given us here the results of
twenty years experience in tracking
game, being able TO read the signs Of
the forest and TO distinguish one sort
of track from another. He is anxious
TO inIpart the same knowledge TO the
readers of his book. Accordingly. he
gives in this book many pages of IL
lustrations Of the tracks made by va
rious animals He meets with a good
deal of success in doing this. but the
trouble is as a rule, in tracking. that
the earth does not Weld any such plain
imprint as lie is able to make in the
book; and so, after all there is nothing
like the practical experience of the
woods and plains as real teachcr
However. the author has done his best
10 impart the Information he wishes
TO give. and his book is certainly ono
that should help, although it can hardly
entirely satisfy; but no book could do
that.
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! that could be expected even from ar
lists Of such celebrity.
AN ACTIVE VANCE STORY.

Tho Pool of Flame. BY Louis Joseph
Vance. Illustrations by John Rae. Pub
liahed by Dodd, Mead and Company,
New York.
This fine story Of mystery, action, and
rlgor, is by The author of "Thc Brass
Bowl, "The Black Bag and "Thc
Bronze Bell, - Though he has not tray,
cled very much in Europe, and has ncv-
or been III the Orient. he takes the
scenes of his story through Oriental
colorlng and atmosphere in most ad
mirable manner. He gives graphic de-
scrlptlons of the baZaars and slumS Of
Calcutta. and shows tho deep sublrty
Of the minds of the lascar sailors and
of those who run 3-mok and those who
conceal the crimes of a-mok. There is
visit also 10 Monte Carlo. Il dcscrip.
ton of the English party newly arrived
there, OF the. Surroundings, Of tho gam
ing, and all as natural as life. The
story is one of adventurous action, With
tbc turning point occasionally leaning
so evenly balanced that n hair S weight
might cause IT 10 tip toward a career
of crime rather than a career of honor
and virtue. But all who have read Mr..
Vance s other stories are sure TO be
charmed with this All Of them have a
mysterious quality. an inde6uable
charm, about them, that makes the read
cr wish for another of the same kind
as soon as he has read tho last page
OF the immediate work in hand. 1t is
"A well-writtcn, attractive story all
through, sure to be popular with the
public
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NOTICE,

Notice is hereby given by the city
council Of Salt Salt City of the inten-
ton Of such council TO make the follow
ing described Improvement. TO wit:
Extending and laying sewer lateral of
vltrihcd pipe eight tS) inches I'm diameter.
Sixth South and Seventh South streets.
in sewer district No. l. and dcfray the
abutters' portion of the cost and expense
thereof. estimated at seven hundred
nlnety-o and ll-10O (S19l ID dollars.
or $500 go. 9Sl dollars per front or
linear foot OF admitting property. there
being S0I % feet admitting said improve
ment. by Q local assessment upon the lots
or pieces OF ground within The following
affected and benefited by said improve
mcut. namely
The west side Of the north 2O6 % foe,
Of the cast 155 feet of lot >. the east
side of the north 23I feet of the west
loo feet of lot g the east side OF the
north 49, feet or the north 195 feet Of
the west 135 feet Of lot G. the west side
nf the north 1S5 feet Of the south 1875
fcet nf tho east 135 feet OF lot Z. all
in block 10. plat b, Salt Lake city
survey.
All protests and objections 10 the car
rying out Of such intention must Inc pre-
scented I'm writing. stating therein lot and
block. or description Of property. TO the
city recorder on or before the 18Th daY
OF December. 1909. being the time set
by said council when IL will hear and
consider such protests and objections as
NAV be made thereto.
BY order Of the city council Of Salt
Lake City. Utah.
Dated September 20 1909
]. r. MORETON. CITY Recorder
Sewer extension No 253
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FRIENDSHIP LOVE STORIES.
Friendship Village Love Stories BY
Iona Gale, The Macmillan Company,
Publishers, New York

Friendship Village Love Stories, BY
lona Gale The Macmillan Company,
Publishers, New York,
This is another of the vivifving
Friendship stories by this distinguished
author, Her first story in this line.
- Friendship Village was reviewed
by the American press generally and
by this paper especially. 1t was. in
fact, very fine. allurlng picture of a
village laid out. established. and con
tinued on lines of friendly regard and
neigbborly good will In this story
Friendship Village is still we'll in evi-
dcncc, and there is segregation of
individuals, especially IN their love af-
fairs, that was not so we'll pronounced
in the first Friendship Village story,
The admirers OF Zona Gale will find
plenty of material in this second story
to feed that admiration, for it is all
as charming a picture, or rather series
of pictures. as could well be imagined.
The village people take kindly view
of their neighbors, keen and helpful
interest in their affairs. and every.
thing moves along TO a happy culmina-
ton III the most agreeable and won
derful manner. The story is one that
Will decidedly add TO the repute of the
author. and TO the American public
it furnishes volume of reading Of the
most charming and entertaining char.
actcr
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL TAX.

Notice is hereby given that special
tax for the purpose OF extending the
sidewalk has been levied and confirmed
by ordinances OF the City Council. ap-
proved October 10. 1903, and November 8.
1909. respectively.
Said special tax Is levied upon the fol-
lowing described real property in Salt
Lake City, To wit:
In lots !. and IL 10 81. inclusive, Tay'
'or's subdivision, block II; L to l2. inclu.
sivc, and q to &c, inclusive. block ,: /
TO Z. inclusive, block 2. Oa1wood Subdi-
vision, block so. to Il. inclusive, and &c
vision. block 81; l and .. block {: AZ
block 50; to II. indiasiSc. isiSs
soSf Gives sabd9tsion m block oSIpsye ss to Sock Il
inclusive. block /; 1 10 Ii. inclusive, block
, Home division: block 50. 4 and 5, block
u; !. :; D.. and $: block, so; 4. 7 and y.
Lynch 81 Glassmans subdivision. block
SO and Z, block II. all in
plat C. Salt Lake CITY survey.
equal annual ins,aiiments beginning No
vember .. 1910. Interest Mt the rate OF
SIX per cent per annum on the whole
amount OF said tax shall be computed
dnance confirming the levy OF said tax,
to wit; November :? 1909: and interest
at said rate on the whole amount OF seId
tax unpaid shall be due and payable with
each installment. II any nstallment OF
interest aforesaid Is not paid oil the date
when same becomes due, then The whole
AMOUNT OF the taT unpaid at the time
said installment and interest arc due
Will become due and payable and Will
draw interest at the rate OF eight per
cent per annum until sale OF the property
assessed. One or more OF said INSTALL
ments in the order in which they are pay
able aforesaid. or the whole tax may be
paid without interest at any time within
thirty days after the approval OF the or
dinance confirming the levy of the tax;
and one or more OF said ipstallments i'm
the order in which they are payable or
the whole tax unpaid. may DO paid on
the day any ipstallment is due by paying
the amount thereof and interest TO said
DAY.
All special taxes arc payable at my Of
hce. room l02. city and county building.
salt Lake City.
Dated at Salt Lake CITY. Utah this
10Th day OF November. 1909.
GIDEON SNYDER.
city Treasurer and Collector OF Special
Taxes.
Sidewalk extension No l2S.
Fourth partial estimate.
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TO PERFECT ARTICULATION.

The Power of Speech. and How TO Ac-
uuire It, BY Edward Gordon Lawrence,
Teacher OF Oratory and Dramatic Art.
Published by Kinds, Noble & EldTedgc,
New York
The author of this work, a teacher
of oratory and dramatic art, undertakes
20 give in cold print the way 10 ac~
quire skill and power Of language, Mt
terance. and delivery. He aims 10 give
here Il comprehensive system OF vocal
expression consisting of thorough and
practical instruction in the use and
management of the speaking VOICE, en-
bracInp deep breathing, articulation,
modulation, emphasis and delivery: No"
cAl coloring; Interpretation of The writ
ten word, power Of conveying by means
of vocal expression, and the principles
of oratory and dramatic art, the true
and exact meaning of the text. The au-
thor designs this work for the use of
lawyers, clergymcn, actors, statesmen.
teachers, lecturers, and all who use the
voice for public speaking in any form,
and has made il particularly adapted
10 the use of schools aud colleges.
That the author has made we'll
meaning attempt in the direction which
he desires is evident by the aTnest
nature of the presentations made. and
Nct, II would he quite impossible to
get the eXpcrtness and finish from this
or any other book that one could get
from oral aud painstaklng supervision
and example by vocal Instruction. II
is nbundantlY evident, however, that
the author - an expert teacher, and
that il any ono can write q book serv-
Iccabe i'll this regard lie can, and in
fact has done IT,
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

The Biscuit Mining company. Location
of principal place OF business. Salt Lake
City. Utah.
Notice is hereby given that at n meet
ing OF line directors OF said corporation
held on the 18th dag of November, A. u.
1909, an assessment OF one cent per share
was levied un the capital stock Of the
corporation. payable Immediately to NJ E
Walker. secretary, at the office OF said
company. No. 52S Atlas block. 3i-3s West
Second South street. Salt Lake City
Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on the 18TH day OF
December. A. d 1909. will be delinquent
and advertised for sale at public auction;
and unless payment Is made before said
date, VIII he sold at the office above
mentioned at the hour Of IL o'clock noon
on the 9th day OF January, a. d 1910
10 pay the delinquent assessment to-
gether with cost of advertising aud ex-
pcnse OF sale,
NJ, f. WALKER. Secretary.
No, 52S Atlas Block, 34-3s West Second
South Street. Salt Lake City, Utah.
bl52S
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AN ENTERTAINING FANCY.

When a Man MaIIics. BY Mary Roberts
Rinehart. With Illustrations by Harri-
son Fisher and Mayo Bunker. The
Bohos Merrill Company, Publishers.
indianapolis.
The author of this work has been
famous for her detective stories. the
publication OF one OF which. ''Thc Cir
Cular Staircase, has recently been
completed in The Tribune. la the pres
cnt book she puts but a trace of the
detective idea, but goes rather hand,
somcly into The field of humor The
scheme Of the book is that a Young
man who was devoted to his wife found
that she was not so devoted 10 him, and
they separated and were divorced But
IN the society set TO which thew be.
Jonged they were both popular, and it
was decided to give the young man a
blowout in his bachelor apartments. the
divorced wife being supposed to be in
Europe. The party assembled accord
inGly, and had Il good time at the din.
ncr. but the Japanese butler broke out
with a rash which the doctor declared
10 be smallpox and the authorities quar-.
antlncd the whole party in the house.
Thcrcnpon things began To move. both
rumantically and humorouSly. To add
TO the complications the divorced wife
comes in, ostensihly in search of the
butler, and is ouarantincd with the rest
of them. The young lady who is
charged with getting up the party is
taken with one of the Young men guests.
but is handicapped immensely by the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-28
INTERMoUNTAIN SKETCHES.

Sketches OF the Inter Mountain. states,
together with Biographies Of Many
PromIncnt and Progressive Cltizens
Who Have Helped in the DeyHlnpniien.
and History Making OF this Marvellous
Region ISi7-1909. Utah--tda ho-Ne-
vada Illustrated. Published by Inc
Salt Lake Tribune, salt Lake CITY.
Utah, 1909.
This is one OF the nandsomcst books
of the year. The publishers explain
their purpose and the scope of the work
in this Word in Advance:
The purpose OF this volume. primarily,
is TO Law before the leading newspaper
publishers OF the United states some facts
concerning many OF the leading men VINO
are. or have been, active IN the work oi
dayeIopine the States OF Utah. Idaho. and
Nevada. II Is believed that the material
herewith VIII be highly valuable TO every
newspaper OF consequence IN INC tnltu
States and that the value Thereon VIII
Increase with each succeeding year.
Copies will also he placed in the library
cars OF limited trains that are USED IN
seek Investment or who contemplate a
change ot residence, The leading boards
of trade and public libraries VIII also be
supplied with copies. as VIII n nuinner
of great commercial agencies i'm the
United States, England, and France.
special effort has been made 10
eliminate any and all matter in reference
to the peculiar local contentious. md 1t
is for this reason that the publishers
have refrained from presenting even the
hriefest sketch OF the State OF Utah,
which, rs is generally known, has been
a storm center for the entire inter-moun-
tain region.
Following this there is a good sum
ming up of the resources of Utah, the
advancement made in mines, farm
ing, manufactures, and the introduo,
tion Of modern and improved appliances.
4 number of the more prominent IN
dustrics are well described and pic
turcd, and as whole the volume is
admirable The illustrations and por.
traits are reproduced in the finest pos
sibIe manner and they make an elc..
CANT showing The biographical
sketches are very numerous and are
we'll distributed as 10 scenes and per.
sons presented between Salt Lake and
other cities in Utah and Idaho and Ne
vada The book is assured a warm
welcome in every library, public or
private, and it should Of right hold
prominent place in all of the public
and most of the private Offices of bus-
ness firms. Ii is decidedly good book
to have for general information and
on everything of local account, save
only in the exception noted by the
publishers
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-28

The extent TO which fiction and the
stage are being associated through Dram
atizcd novels and novclizcd plays may b"
seen by II glance at the records OF
single house. ON the stage in England
and America at The present time are
eleven PLAYS. which are represented IN
some form on tho Harper book list
Among these "rrilby.' now being played
by Sir Herbert Tree. was dramauzed
from the novel. So were The Right Of
Way" '"rhe Barrier" ''Thc Spoilers,
The Awakening OF Helena Eitchic' and
"Arscnc IIpn." Novclized from the play
were "Thc Witching Hour and The
Sulaw Man" Printed III book covers,
but retaining tho text in play form, are
three othcys-"The Servant in tue
House" can EnGlishman's Home. aud
Tile Man From Home Within the
next few weeks two other novels 10 be
seen in play form will add to the list
Uarbcn's "Ann Boyd. which tho Shu
borfs will produce. and The Inner
shrine" Among the writer's OF all these,
it appears that only one did the work
himself. uuaidcd, Mr. Augustus Thomas,
author nf "'rhc WitChnG Hour
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THE GIRL AND THE BEAR.

Elsie and the Arkansaw Bear Told in
Song and Story by Albert Bieelow
Paine: in Pictures by Frank Yer Beck
Published by Henry Altemus Company
Philadelphia.
This is breezy story with humorous
prose, poetry, music and illustrations i'll
color, of the aGectionate antics of Elsie
and her Arkansas bear friend. II is
one Of the livrliest human. and animal
stories that We have seen this wear. and
is sure 10 be a JOY 10 the little girls
Mr.. Paine. the writer. has such celebrity
that anything from his pen is sure OF
wide reading. and Mr. Yer Beck. tho
illustrator. has no superior The style
and makeup Of the book arc everything
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THE AMATEUR CHAUFFEUR.

uonk. HonkN Shorty McCabe at the
Wheel BY Sewell Ford Illustrations
by i. NauX Wilson. Published by
Mitchell Kennerlcy, New York.
This is a lively little booklet where
in the experiences of the amateur arc
made TO figure most comically and III
part disastrously. The amateur chat
feur is sure to enjoy this book even
more than tho one who sees that anna
teur make nuisance of himelf in the
streets and on the road, that is. when
he has cooled off 1T is good reading
all through. and though it is not very
long it is long enough to illustrate and
eXcmplify the subject most sarcastIcally
and clearly in its humorous aspect.
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL TAX.

Notice Is hereby given that special
tax for the purpose OF extending the paw
Ing has been levied and confirmed by ordl-
nancCs OF the City Council. approved Oc-
tober -. 1909. and November %, 1909. re-
SpcCtve!y.
Said special tax is levied upon the fol-
lowing described real property in salt Lake
city, TO wit: In lots =. 3, and .. block -
and >. block GS; and S, block IS; o.
and S. block So; :. 8. and ,. block ~,
and l and S. block GO. all III plat A, Sslt
Lake City survey, abuttng on both sioes
OF First West street between South rem
pie and Third South streets. in Paving
District No 2S. Of Salt Lake city anu
is due and payable in ten equal annual Ia ~
stallments. beginning November -, lsiV'
Each OF said installmeuts shall pear III :
torcst at the rate of six 90 per cent pes
3nnum from the date OF the approvaI y, y,
the ordinance confirming the levy oil SaIu
taN. 10 wit. the 22rd day OF NoVehoe,;;
1909 until the date OF delinquency S.a
eight (SJ per cent per annum from 49, 49,
of delinquency until paid. ProNldcu' ',as .hc
one or more OF said installments. or tne
whole of said tax. may bc paid on or pc pc
fore ten days after the apprpVaL VI ,bs Ne
ordinance confirming said taN' TO WIZ '''
2Sr,J day of November. 1909. IA
Provided also. that one or more OF sa,'
insiallmcuts. OF tho whole OF sald last ao.
may he paid on tho day any installinenss
becomes due. ny paying the amoun'
thereof and interest TO date OF pay.n1nm,vv ~
An special taxes are payable at ~, Ia
office room iU2. city aud county o"N
ing, Salt Lake city. ,..s aay
Dated at salt Lake city, TINS -9iu u''
oi ->'' ''''''' - GIDEON SNYDER.
city Treasurer and Collector OF speo'''
Taxes.
Paving Extension No. 90.
First and final
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NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

Notice Is hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Gemini Mining company will be held at
the office OF the company, Room 325
Brooks Arcade. corner State and Third
South. In Salt Lake City. Utah on Mon
day. the 9th day OF December. 1909. at
. o'clock y. M. for the election OF dircc-
tors for the ensuing year and for the
transaction of such other business as
may be brought before the meeting.
JAMES r. BERELEY. Secretary.
Dated November 13. 1909. b154a
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NOTICE OF sToCKG1oLDEaS
MEETING.

Godiva Mining Co. r. o. Box ~ 90
Brooks Arcade, Salt Lake CITY, utan,
meeting of the stockholders of the Godive
Mining company will be held at The toors H.
Ace OF the company. Room go. hrU0ss a.,. n,
Arcade. corner State and Third SoGt";, ne m
Salt Lake CIV. Utah. on Monaay, y,.,oek
6th day of December. 1909. al 2:lo md md
70. M. for the election OF directors tj,e
officers for the ensuing year and 10, la ss
transaction Of such other busi1es'
may be brought before the mecuns mrntsry.
JAMES T.. BERkLEY, Secie'phhisQ
Dated November !3. 1902,
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From England comes the announcement
that King Edward has knightcd Frederick
lish publishing house OF Macmillan &
Company, and n director OF the Macmillan
Company OF New York. Mr.. Macmillan
is the son OF the original founder, Daniel
Macmillan. In 1913, there appeared n
little volume, The Philosophy of Train
ing. by \. Il. Craig, bearing this I'm
print: Published by D. and \. Macmil-
Ian, 81 Aldersgate Street" That was the
first the reading public heard of a name
which has since become so familiar TO all
In England and America
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REVIEWS OF BOOKS

fact that she is made 10 pretend TO be
the divorced man S wife in order to
satisfy the scruplcs of a rich and vlgor-
ous old aunt of his who is dead set
against divorce and believes in all the
proprictics The situation thus he
comes a very complicated one, and tho
complication is added TO by the mys
ierious theft of some pearls aud dia-
monds a very satisfactory conclusion
to the complications, however. rs
reached al The end, and one discovers
that he has been reading 4 very enter
thinning sInrN.
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Albert Sonnichsen, author OF the re-
Gently published Confessions OF Mace
doni3n Bandit, comes honestly by his
cosmopolitan and rowing existence. The
son OF the Danish consul TO san Fran
cisco. Mr.. Sonnichsen, is a Californian
by birth but shipped before the mast
when he was still In his teens. When
he was barely out OF his teens hc went
to the Philippines during the Spanish
American war, and spent ten months in
captivity among the Fi!ipuos. His last
adventure, and the one from which his
latest book has grown, was his connection
with The Committee of Revolution in
Macedonia Among other Balkan friends
of Mr. Sonnichsen were the original can
tors OF Miss Ellen NJ Stone, the kid
mapped American missionary, and their
versions Of Miss Stones capture. and the
reasons for il. are amusinsly given for
the first time In his book
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LITERARY NOTES.

Hon. John w Fosters diplomatic
Memoirs" which Houghtou Mifflin Co.
publish this week, contains an auto
graphed portrait OF the late Marquis Ito
of Japan, whom Mr.. Foster met on many
occasions and whom he believed TO be
"the first OF Japanese statesmen"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-28

There Is 10 he in an early number OF
The Century an article on "Pageants,
by Dr. Ellis p. Obcrholzer, manager Of
the Philadelphia pageant. Dr. Oberhozer
will cover the subject widely, and there
Will be many attractive and suggestive
Illustrations
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-28

which suggests the title venetian for
tha calendar. was painted by the famous
marine artist. Thomas Moran. Ills We
.i,,. thirteen color lithography. viii be
founG wei worth preserving. Ions after
1910 is gone by.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-28

The publishers OF the Youths Compan-
ion will. always at this season. present
to every subscriber whose subscription
is paid To 1910 beautiful calen-
dar for the new year. The picture panel
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-28

Notable among Biographies OF the time
will be Mime. Helena Modieska's Nc
moirs, which will he published in The
Century during 1910. The story. written
by herself OF ono of the greatest ac.
tresses OF our times, and one OF the
noblest women ahounds In "reminiscences
OF the great in many arts and walks of
life. and includes wise and useful obscr-
vations on the art OF acting I'm general
as well as on the characteristics of con
tenporarcs in both Europe and America