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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-14
YOUNG MAN RECEIVES
STIFF JAIL SENTENCE
Held Up Chinese and Robbed
Noodle Joint; Came From
East.
Special to The Tribune.


OGDEN, Nov l3.-The career of
crime which be is believed TO have
started in this city was cut short today
when District Judge A. j Howell sen
fenced l., j. Markham, aged twenty
years, to serve seven years in the State
penitentiary for holding up and robbing
Leo Hung Jnng, a Chinese proprietor
OF q Twenty fifth street noodle joint.
Markham entered tho place the even
ing Of November /, and. at the point of
n revolver. held the Chinese whilo he
went through tho cash drawer, from
which he took IS.
He was apprchcuded the next day
aud after a vigorous sweating con
fesscd his crime. He entered plea
of guilty last week and was brought
into court today 10 receive his sentence
Markham came here from The cast sew
eral months ago, and had been working
in tailoring establishment prior 10
his crime.
At the Same time sentence was passed
upon Markham. Judge Howell sentenced
G. NJ SeyboIt TO two years in the peni'
tentiary. after he had pleaded guilty
TO the charge of forgery. Scybolt
signed the name Of Frank Alyord TO q
$3.50 check, which he cashed at the First
National bank, and got out of the city
lie was arrested at Ottawa, Kan, and
brought back 90 Ogden n week ago
Seybolt pleaded guilty.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

Tho Biscuit Mining company. Location
Of principal place Of business. salt Lake
city, Utah,
Notice Is hereby given that AT a meet,
ing of the directors OF said corpora ton
held on tho 18th day OF November a. II.
1909. an assessment OF one cent per share
was levied ON tho capital stock OF the
corporation. payable Immediately 10 NJ. r..
Walker secretary. at the office of Eaid
company, No, 52S Atlas block i-SS West
Second South street, Salt Lake City.
Utah.
ANY stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on the 10th day ot
December, \. -. 1909 will be delinquent
aud advertised for sale at public auction:
and unless payment is made before said
date. will be sold az the office above
mentioned at the hour of IL o'clock noon
on the 9th day OF January A. u. 1910.
To pay tho delinquent assessment to-
gcthcr with cost OF advertising and eX
pcnsc OF sale.
NJ. Il. WALKER. Secretary.
No. 62S Atlas Block, 3i-3S West Second
South Street Salt Lake City, Utah.
bl52S
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SANDY NOTES

Special TO The Tribune.
SANDY, Nov. I3.--Sandy has \ new
mayor in the person Of W. ID. Kuhre,
apnointed al the last meeting Of the city
council TO I'll tho uncXpircd term Of w
w. Wilson, the postmaster here, who
had TO resign 10 comply with = rule
made by the jepH:jmen ut Washington
TO the effect chat no postmaster of q
third class city or town shall hold II
municipal Office bishop Kuhrc is
looked upon as a very capable man for
mayor.
The city has purchased the controlling
interest in the plant of the Sail Lake
County water company, which supplies
thc towns of Sandy and Milvalc with
water for culinary purposes. The city
having issued bonds TO the amount ol
SIl, ,256, at ; per cent interest per IN
mum, careful management Of The water
system will have to be exercised in or
der to pay the interest and running cX
pcuscs. and create a sinking fund tc
pay Of the bonds whcn they fall duo.
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CONCRETE CONTRACT
AWARDED TO DOYLE
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. Nov. 13.-Thc first of the
several contracts TO be let by the Davis
~ Weber Counties Canal company for
the concreting of the water course a
distance of Que and one half miles, has
been awarded to William DOYLE. whose
bid covers two miles Of he canal which
embraces the most troublesome portions
Including the grading work, the con
tract will, for this stretch OF canal alone,
involve the expenditure of about $50.
900.
Other contracts for tho concrete worl,
along tho entire course of tho canal will
bo awarded later. The total cost of put.
ting in concrete floor and sides for
he entire canal viii reach a sum close
10 half-milion dollars.
4 largo number of men and twenty
teams arc employed along the sides of
the canal grading the points where the
concrete viii be placed.
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That Double Chin

Every woman who is fat. and espe-
cially every woman Cor mani who has
hoglile double chin, will welcome
this news paragraph. Your night masks
and sticking plaster strips and strok.
ings are at an end. A method nS re.
ducing double chins (aso fas abdo.
mems and hips, shoulders. ankles and
neck(, that really does reduce them,
! has been found
And would you believe it, it is moth
ing more than a simple, harmless home
recipe that any druggist viii fl for
you, viz One.half oz. Marmola y o.
Fluid Extract Cascara Aromatic, and
Big or. Peppermint Water, u teaspoon.
ful of which after each meal and ut
bedtime will take of up TO pound Of
fat day. Try tit is good for the
stomach-strengthen that orgau-so it
| turns the food into energy, bones, mus.
Gle, as it should, instead Of into fat,
as yours is doing now afte: each meal
Eat what you wish; drop exercising, be
lazy even; this mixture viii still trim
up your figure. And it Will DO ii even
| ly, too. without causing wrinkles; re
moving the soggy fat, such as double
chins and stout abdomcns arc made of
first.
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ART INSTITUTE NOW
BEING HELD AT OGDEN
Programme for Week Includes
Series of Lectures on
Art.
Special 10 The Tribune.


OGDEN, Nov. l3-The opening Of
the Utah State Art Institute was held
IN the auditorium Of the new High
school building tonight with a large
number of interested spectators in at
tendance.
The programme was opened with ex-
cellent musical selections by Utah IS
well known artists, Prof Squire Coop,
Prof, Charles Kent and Mrs. Fred G..
Clark. An address of welcome was de-
livered by j. M. Mills, superintendent of
the city schools, after which an informal
reception was held and the pictures
by Utah s artists on display were in
spected.
The following programme has been
arranged for the approaching week:
Tuesday, November 16.-The pictures
OF the exhibition, by Prof. Edwin Ev-
ans, President of Institute
Thursday, November 1S.-Home arch
itecture, by G. s. Dallas.
Saturday, November 20.-Whistler, by
Miss Mary Teasdale.
Monday, November 22.-Civics and
domestic architecture and their relation
ship, by a. Q. Treganza.
Tuesday, November 23.-Historic mas
teIs, by Donald Bcauregard,
Wednesday, November 2d-Artists
and art for America, by j. Leo Fair
banks.
Saturday, November 27.-Envirou.
ment of art, by James p. Erskine
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ONLY ONE
The Record In Salt Lake City Is a
Unique One.

The Record In Salt Lake City Is a
Unique One.
IL the reader has ''bad back or
any kidney i'll and is looking for relief
and cure, better depend on the only
remedy endorsed bY people you know,
Doan's Kidney Pills relieve quickly
cure permanently. Salt Lake City citi-
zens testify to this Here is case of
it:
John W. West, 100 South Twelfth
East street, Salt Lake City, Utah, says:
"Doan's Kidney Pills were of greater
benefit to mo than any other remedy |
ever took. The public statement / gave
in their favor some three years ago still
holds good and ] have no objection 10
it's continued publication. | was both
erod considerably by pains in the small
Of my back and a too frequent desire
10 pass the kidney sccrctiUns also
causcd me much annoyance. ] often
had 10 get up three or four times at
night on account of this weakness.
Dom s Kidney Pills, which were pro-
cured ut +. J. Hill & Go, s drug store,
soon removed my aches and pains and
improved my condition IN every way.
Every kidney sufferer in Salt Lake City
should give this remedy trial -
For sale by all dealers. Price 30
cents. Foster. Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan sand
take no other
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-14
OGDEN YOUTH MEETS
WITH TRAGIC DEATH
Thirteen-Yea Son of j. S
Bramwell Is ElectrOcuted;
Badly Burned.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. Nov. 13.-With his body
literally burned into n crisp by several
thousand Volts'of electricity, Fred NJ.
Bramwell. the thirteen. year,old son Of
John S. Bramwcll, of 26S Harrisville
avenue, was lifted from the wires of
the Telluride Power company's high
tension line Just east of the State In
dustrial school late this afternoon and
sent TO Larbiu Il Sons morgue.
The boy, with two companions, Rob
ert Van Iwedcn and James Brown, had
gone into tho foothills TO play, Seeing
the steel towers, recently installed by
the Telluride Power company 10 sup
port the high voltage wires running be
tween Logan and Salt Lake City, the
Bramwell lad considered il would be
great sport TO climb TO tho top. He
started, and his companions, although
of tender age, evidently had some idea
Of his danger and warned him to come
down The Bramwell lad continued TO
climb until he reached the top. when
he caught one Of the wires in his hand.
Instantly his whole body was enveloped
in flames. His companions. terror
stricken, rushed TO the Industrial school
and spread tho alarm Fred Eugclke
and Harold Taylor. men employed at the
school, followed the boys TO the spot
where their companion had been cleo
trocuted. After much trouble, the
boys charred remains were lifted from
the wires aud brought to the city.
Judge j. ID. Murphy. the acting
coroner, was notified. but it had not
been determined tonight whether an in
quest will be necessary. The body of
the unfortunate lad is burned black
from his hands to his feet. Death was
instantaneous. rs soon as the boy S body
came in contact with the high voltage
wires.
The lad is survived by his parents
and several brothers and sisters.
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| MURRAY NEWS NOTES

Special to The Tribune.
MURRAY, Nov. 13.-This week has
been an extremely busy one in the city
court. Justice Banks, who presided at
all the hearings, imposed the follow
ing fines: j. Davis and p. w. Sorcu.
son, disturbing the peace, $40 each;
Dan Murphy for drunkenness, 50; Alot
Amundson. disturbing the peace, So. As
he did not have the s. about his per,
son 20 secure his release he viii be
the guest of the city for tho next five
days, making little rocks out Of big
ones
~ r. Tarry was the 'fall guy He
became intoxicated, and not being sat.
istied with the LOAD nc had acquired
began 10 initiate Caruso. For the first
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RESIBOUND TRAINS
DELAYED BY WRECK
ga 10 The Tribnne

ga 10 The Tribune.
vgDkN, Nov. l5-Westbound trains
. arrive in Ogden last night and
Ernlng over the Southern Pacific
l'sa, were delayed Ten hours owing
Noiner wreck which occurred at
~ New, late yesterday afternoon.
~ sS'ra work train standing ON a
I'D was slde-wiped' by fast
IN uain' Engine No. 1882 of the
fM lIain was turned completely over
,afse cars derailed. The reports
y vac wreck say that no one was in.
superintendent Il. G. Manson,
% MS way over TO the division
-, 70 pecth and assisted in di.
me clearing away Of the re.
q the second wreck in tbe mas,
gtlgAt hours. Wrcckors were scnt
nVn ogden aud Carlin 10 assist
N"nhg away the wrecfano
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'pdaENT is ENTERED
AGAINST THE COMPANY
10 TIE Tribune.

a., A. 70 TIE Tribune.
ssraN, Nov. ia consent iudc.
,,ass nust the Utah Construction
n ~, WIS entered in the district
ter $4,000. ~ IL iaNoF Oh James
|hkrpsss EMPLOYED by the company as
4 MA near @ Shafter, New, December
\ ~ S.l,en wnen nc was badly injured
81 for ttye1 te1 explosion Of dynamite,
IA ..n., .e,lastlDg purposes on the rail.
4 aspo' s',lue.ion y. @ work which was be-
snse,a,9 na 9eeuu some time ago, but
4, ,.ent was reached as to the
VAS s,@s .a, Of settlement, when the
T-- eken up for trial TODAY.
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

Godiya Mining Co, +, o. BOX IA go
Brooks Arcade salt Lako city, Utah,
Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockholders ot the Godiva
Mining company will be held at the Of
fee OF the company, Room 325. Brooks
Arcade, corner State and Third South. in
salt Lake city, Utah on Monday, the
6th day of December 1909. at 2:l5 O'Clock
r. m. FOR the election of directors and
officers Tor the ensuing year and for the
transaction OF such other business as
may bc brought before the meeting.
JAMES r.. BERKELEY, Secretary.
Dated November L., 1909. bl 6i5
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BRAKEMAN INJURED BY
FAST PASSENGER TRAIN
Special 10 The Tribune.

OGDEN, Nov. 13.-Word was rcceiv-
cd by Superintendent Jeffcrs this morn
ING Of the death of Brakeman Denton
who was run over and instantly killed
by passenger train No. 10 at Riner,
Wyo.. little station 800 miles cast of
ogden on the Union Pacific.
The freight train upon which Denton
was working, had gone into siding TO
wait for the passenger. When the pas
senper train had passed, the unfortunate
brakeman Is body was found lying on
the track badly nutilated. The remains
were taken 70 Green River, Wyo.
where an inquest win bc held
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|lBB[R IS BEATEN
| INTO SUBMISSION
. Dpsuerate Hand-to-Hand En-
rannter, IIighwayman Is
Laid Low.
|,FELy LANDED IN NJ JAIL; L. =
BUT HIS PAL GETS AWAY
Captured at Ogden
Thought to Be One of Duo
of Zion Robbers.
Thc Tribune.

.,al 10 The Tribune
ernrN Nov. 1S.-ln a desperate
S p,,abapd battle at Wilson Bros
$50 Twcptyeighth street, early
[' ''' evening, Egbert Watterson, a
:, 10 robber and alleged desperate,
''u ..a,on into submission and finally
"a in thc city jail, and his COM
=. mt TO flight by Councilman
a, Wilson. his brother, Tom Wll-
/, tho proprietor OF the store ana
puce Titc, the clerk.
Patterson and companion. masked
E,h baudkercbicfs, entered the store,
Ii, ;v oT from the business district
r,,.I blocks. a few minutes before 5
LIZ After ordering Tom Wilson
L Ti,e who were in the front of the
i, 10 hold up their hands, Waiter
I drew his revolver and was prepar-
!, rob tho store, when Councilman
W. Wilson, who was at his desk at
r,r OF the building, started 10 the
N IN soc what occasioued the noise.
~ came 10 the front, the taller OF
xouIdbe robbers called to Waiter
n coyer him with his revolver. AS
F,.,srson wheeled he was struck on
head with a weight thrown by Tom
lnn. Watterson turned then and
IA his revolver, the ball passing Il
q inches above Wilson IS head, bury.
iscli in the wall,
Diarms Desperate.
ccnpcnan Wilson Immediately
wsa with Watterson. knocking him
bn and, after disarming him, hitting
Il over the head with his own revol-
The Wilson brothers and Tite
s beli the prisoner until the arrival
II Csptam c. C. Brown. Detective
,ns, Pender and Deputy Sheriff John
Ephr, who escorted Wattersou TO the
f,t station. The taller Of the rob
b, who was evidently unarmed. made
esspo when hc saw that his com
sies was overpowered.
| 81 Zoe police station, Wattcrson was
frksd. and a round.trip ticket over
Bamberger road to Salt Lake City,
Ea November 10, was found in his
rste. The police believe that the
~ men are responsible for numerous
Nup which have occurred in Salt
tie lbe past week. A good deScrip.
y Of the man who escaped was fur.
Esn by the Wilson brothers, and HE
Etture is expected.
baiterson was so badly beaten up
'h be was brought 10 the police sta
n that no could not answer the
stlons put 10 him by the officers
Ethly bis revolver contained but ono
rndge or some one in the store
~ have been seriously injured. The
s;ier SAYS his home is in Butte
Hse came to Utah from New Mexico
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Dies of Burns.
10 The Tribune

Special TO The Tribune,
OGDEN, Nov. lJ.-Mnric Sophie 81.
mon. fhe 2-ycar.old child Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John G. Robin. has succumbcd TO
burns, which were sustained last Wed.
ncsday by falling into a tub of scalding
water, Death claimed the little one
early this morning al the residence Of
Nicholas Gilbert, in Wilson Lake. The
funeral viii be held Tuesday afternoon
at | O'Clock by Rev. G.. w. McCreery
at fhe Gilbert residence.
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Forest Officials TO Meet.

SpsciHl ~ Tho Tribunc.
OGDEN. Nov. 3.-Immcdiatcly after
the National Woolgrowcrs' convention
adiourns, there will be another conven
tion held at Ogden for forest officials
of district 4, which embraces Utah
southern Idaho, western Wyoming, Ne.
yada and northwestern Arizona. Those
who will be in attendance at the con
ycntiou will he the supervisors, depu-
ties and forest assistants of the Fourth
district. The convention will meet
January 10 and will last for three days
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Committed to ReformatorY.

SpeciHl 70 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Nov. 13.-trcd Bremen and
Edison Stewart. the two lads who were
arrested several days ago in connection
with a number of petty larceny cases,
and in whose possession was found a
half dozen revolvcrs and quantity of
cartridges, were this afternoon commit
ted to tho State Industrial school by
Juvenile Judge NOlney G. GunnelJ.
Bremen has been in the school once
before aud the Stewart lad was ward
OF the Juvenile court at the time Of his
arrest.
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Indians Pound Denver.

DENVER, Nov. l2.-Thc Haskill In
dams of Lawrence. Kas.. defeated Den
Yer University this afternoon by
score of 10 ). The Indians poundcd
through the heavy line of their oppo-
the game and outclassed the Denver
team in handling puuts and forward
passes.
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o1'cnsc he drew zinc of s., and for
the second. SIS.
The driver for the Randall Dodd Auto
company of Salt Lake, was halcd be
fore his honor on a charge of fast driv.
ing along State street The driver told
the court that ne was not going faster
than five miles AN hour, as the condi-
tion of the road will not permit faster
speed. The case was set for next week,
when witnesses Will bc called to tcs-
lifY.
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SOUTHEAST.
$500.
5oxi57 IT. to alley. Lake St, near Bel
mont.
6Ovl67 feet TO alley. Eighth East ST.
near Princeton,
5000.
Corner Windsor and Princeton, 5i2N
l67 Il. TO alley.
50xllO feet. Laird ave.
$1,000.
SSXIs1 Zee; TO alley and 1SNS1 foot barn
site with barn having capacity for l.
horses
5000,
SoxlO6l feet. tax. sowcr and sidewalk
paid 1th So. and 3rd East.
$1,000
lGxidS6 feet 10 alley, 6th East near en-
trance TO park Sewer and sidewalk tax
paid
ASHTON N-JENklNS CO.,
Mortgage Bankers,
AZ Main st.
Phones 90i.
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Pleads Not Guilty.

Spccial 10 The Tribune.
MURRAY, Nov. 13.-Samuel Pearson,
a Young man of THIS place, was ar
raiancd before Judge Neils Lind This
afternoon on q burglary charge; lie
pleaded not guilty and was bound over
TO the district court, Pearson was ar.
rested last night by the city marshal,
while he was, stealing some cIothIng
from PoriZkY IS clothing Store
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Pueblo In Line.

PUEBLO, Colo. Nov. l3.-t'red Dix
on, n wcll-known local sporting man 10.
day wired James Jefrrics that he would
bid 100000 for the johnson, ,.leffrlcs
bout, TO be held in Pueblo. 1t is under.
stood Dixon has the backing Of we'll
known Nevada mining man.
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Uave Stolen Hat.
,ecial TO The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Nov. 13.-John Ryan aud
Jacob 'Connell were arrested on
Twenty. street with a valuable
lady's beaver hat, which is believed
TO have been stolen from Walker
hat has never been worn and a tag
from the store mentioned, with the
price marked at $40, had been left in
the crown.
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Scientist Services,

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Nov. 13.-The First Church
Of Christ Scientist, holds service at
IL n. m. Sunday in the new Masonic
temple. Subject, "Mortals and Inn
mortals;" Sunday school nj 9:45 a m;
Wednesday evening testimonial meet
iups are held at s p. IN. The public
is cordially invited to attend all serv-
Ippg
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Sermon Oh Pinchot.
.pecial 10 Tho Tribune.

Special 10 Tho Tribune.
OGDEN, Nov 13.-" Clifford Pin,
cbot, Tho man who kept his money and
gave himself a study in {. life of true
scrvice.D is tho subject of the Sunday
evening service which will be delivered
by the Rev. j. Il. Carver at the First
PRESBYTERIAN church.
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Brilliant PLAYING.

ANNAPOLIS Md. Nov. 13,-While the
score was one sided the game today be-
tween the Navy and Western Reserve
abound"d in n1Shcs Of brilliant playing
that brought tho spectators TO their feet
with Wild cheers. The visitors were de-
fcated II 10 s, but the first half ended
i TO . Ia their favor.
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Athletics Too Strong,

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov fS.-The Phila-
dclphia Athletics scored a Victory over
san Francsco'S baseball nine today, 6
TO |. R.H. Il.
Athletics ..... ..........,..... u l3 0
san Francisco ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. )
Batteries Morgan and Ronahue; Grif-
fin and Williams.
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Society to Meet.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Nov, 13.-The ladies' of st,
Joseph S Sewing society will meet on
Thursday afternoon, November is, with
Mrs. Dan Malone. at her home, Az
Twcnty.fifth street.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE,

The Little Chief Mining and Milling
company. Principal place OF business.
Salt Lake City. Utah. Location OF mine,
Eureka. Iuub county, Utah. Notice
There are delinquent on the following de-
scrlbcd stock. ON account of assessment
No. II. of one CD cent per share, levied
ON the ith day OF October. 1909. the sew
cral amounts set opposite the names OF
the respective shareholders. as follows:
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And In accordance with the law aud an
order OF the board OF directors, made on
the ith day of October, 1909, no many
shares Of each parcel OF stock as may be
necessary VIII be sold at public auction,
ut room No. S92 Ncwhouse building
Main street, Salt Lake City. Utah, on
Tuesday the 30th day OF November. 1902.
at l. o'clock noon. to pay the delinquent
assessment thereon, together with the
cost cf advertising and expense OF sale.
JAMES =. pR1SCOLL, Secretary.
bl7to
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ADDITIONAL SPORTING NEWS
THE TRIBUNE'S RACING CHART

OGDEN clear Tackm
29S FIRST and
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