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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-11-25
ROWDON ON CONCERT TOUR

The latter part OF next week Mr.
Rowdon and Miss Terry will leave on
concert trip that will take them
clear across the state of Wyoming
and will occupy about ten days.
They will appear in Evanston
Green River, Rawlins, Laramie
Wheatland and Douglas, Wyoming
Later in the season they will go to
Denver and Colorado Springs for re-
citas at those points.
This will be the forth appearance
OF Mr.. Rowdon and his spledid ac-
companist at the university of Wyom-
ing and emphasizes the fact that he
is SO we'll known to all Blackfoot peo-
PIE that we have living among us one
OF the real singers of the world who
is sought after where good singing
is appreciated.
Mr.. Rowdon and Miss Terry will be
heard several times during the coming
season, in concerts of varied charact-
er and will no doubt be heartily sup
ported by those who have learned to
appreciate the value of such people
to the social life of this community.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-11-25
LOCATION OF DEPOT

An editorial in The Optimist last
week indicating that B!ackfoot had
failed to get its new depot because
It refused the location asked by the
railroad company, is misleading in
that 1t failed to state that the city
council went on record after the pub
lie meetings, signifying their willing
ness to grant exactly what Superin-
tendent Armstrong had indicated as
their preference, and he was inform
ed as to their position in the matter.
Cordial relations exist between the
company and Blackfoot, and the fact
that some yellow paint has been put
on the old depot, does not signify
any change Of plans against the new
building.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-11-25
BLACKFOOT DEFEATS ACADEMY
OF IDAHO
Continued from page / ,

forfeited the game to Biackioot &C.
cording to official decision / to 0.
In spite of statements published by
Academy Coach Holmes in the Loca,
te.lo papers to the contrary it can be
said conservatively that although out
weighed B. H. S. outclassed their OPP
ponents both on offense and defense,
kept the ball in their possession and
4demy's territory the great
err part of the game; that the game
was not tie; that the high school
earned the victory. The feature of
the game most to be regretted is
that after two of Blackfoot's best
men had been disabled by rough play
and the available supply of substi-
tues exhausted, man ineligible to
play under the recent rules of the
league, Hugh McVicar, was put in
to finish the game. However no
claim was made to the effect that
he was eligible, and consequently, no
claim is made to the championship as
decided by this game, as it was not
played in strict accordance with the
Jules of the league. Neither can the
Academy claim any championship
they defeat Weiser or not
Unless in subsequent game they
succeed in defeating Blackfoot.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-11-25
SCHOOL ENTER
TAINMENT

The youths and their elders arr
ivited to come to the new Springfield
sohoo. house at 1880 o'clock, Friday
evening, Dec. End, 1910, to attend an
old fashioned school as given by the
elderly people of Springfield and sur.
rounding community.
Each lass and lady is asked to
bring in her lunch pail enough lunch
for two. The lunches will be sold
to the highest bidder.
The proceeds of the sale will be
used in buying apparatus for the new
school house.
The program for the evening is as
follows:
Opening Address, BY the Teacher,
A. J. Snyder.
Song, America. School.
Playground Sports in My School
Days, Lucy Shelman.
Recitation, Erastus Wells.
Song, Margaret Chandler.
Essay, When | was a Boy, Arthur
Coe.
Newspaper, Edith Davis.
How Taught School When Came
West, Clara Cooper.
School Life in England, Rev. Sell
ers.
Song, Mary Snyder.
My Experience with the Indians
lake Baird.
Recitation, Whittier's School
Days, Cora Kigson.
How ] went to School, Mrs. Doc
title.
Composition Jack Knives" Henry
Wiley.
My School Experiences, Henry
'erg.
My Boyhood Sports, Sam Shelman.
School Houses and Fixtures in nv
chool Days, Geo. Wash. Stowell.
Song, Carrie Coe. /
Roll Call, Each answering by an Z
'cident in his or her school days. h
Dismissal.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-11-25
ENCOURAGE MUSIC HERE

! In conversation with one of the
most public spirited citizens of Black
foot residents, comment was made
on the apathetic condition of the fine
arts in our community. X
Such a condition is deploratle and
unnecessary. it occurred to the writer.
that the condition is one that can
be very easily remedfed without such
Herculean efforts as are now be-
ing made by the few who recognize
the value of these things in any COM
munfty. Let there be more general
EFFORT. along this line and then the
burden will not fall too heavily nm
the shoulders of any individual.
The choral effort is one that re-
quires very little time, and for the
next month no expense, for the pur-
pose OF presenting the Messiah in the
near future as means of giving the
children and in fact all the people of
biackfoot an opportunity to become
familiar with this great work.
1t is only through contemplation
OF and familiarity with these ennobl-
ing factors of life that people are
taught to care for them.
1t Is planned to present this great
work twice on the second of January
absolutely free to all who care to at
end.
mere will be full orchestra and
he best soloists available, and it is
hoped that the concerts to be given
It that time will be even better than
asst June when SO many of the people
IT the entire district were enthused
With the beauty of good music.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-11-25
CUSTER COUNTY POLITICS

A. l.. Fowler, former residen,
OF Blackfoot, who was candidate
Tor state senator from Custer Coun-
W, was beaten by Ravenel McBeth
Democrat, by seven votes.
L. r, G!ennon, Republican, defeat
cd Sam Taylor by 6 votes.
N. A. Brown. Republican, defeated
w. W. Adamson for prosecuting at
trrney by 80 votes.
Alex Burnett, Republican, defeat
ed r. H. Ewing by 80.
The majorities were close all
through, and each party got about
half the places.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-11-25
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

Don't fail to hear Sam Small to-
night
Best hot drinks in town at The
Palace Drug Store. - 23tf
We carry the Ladies Home journal
, patterns. Jackmans. 23tf
DR.. F. A. Sloan, osteopath, 356 E.
Idaho ST.. phone 1875. Is If
Try those delicious hot drinks at
the Palace Drug Store. 23tf
DR.. DIPPED, the dentist, all work
guaranteed for ten years. 3Stf
Old shoes are easiest. Kinney re-
pairs them on Bridge Street. 17tf
Mr.. Peter Oren and family have
gone to their home in Butte.
Neil F. Boyle made business trip
to Lost River the first of the week.
Thoroughbred S. C. Rhode Island
Cockrells for SALE c. v. FISHER. 23tf
o. P. Larsen, the photographer was
down from his lodge at Squirrel Mon
day.
e. c. Richardson was down from
Darlington this week on real estate
business.
Mrs. Dwight Peck of Pocatello has
been visiting the families of u. R. ad
w. R.. Jones this week.
Mrs. Paul Alfred has just, returned
from Salt Lake where she has been
in the hospital for treatment.
D. F. Keller and wife are back
from Livingston, Montana. and will
again take up their residence at the
farm below Riverside.
Mr.. Orion Andrews was up from
Pocatello Friday to witness the foot
ball game and was very much disap-
pointed to see the victory fall to. our
boys.
}. P. Balky has been transferred
from Camas to Blackfoot, and
brought his family down Saturday.
they will occupy the upper section
louise in the railroad park.
w. j. Patterson of Idaho Falls has
ccepted position as head salesman
With W. r. Jones & Company. He
as rented the cottage vacated by J.
J. Morgan and will move his family
ere soon.
II you want to get a solution of
lie puzzle of why Hawley defeated
rady, read the joke told by Joel
rlest at the meeting of the Press
uo at American Falls Sunday even
g. 1t is found on page 1, column
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-11-25
MERRILL INFANT PASSES AWAY

The three weeks old infant daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. j. l.. Merrell of
Groveland died suddenly on Wednes-
day the 18th of November.
The funeral was conducted on the
Following day and the remains were
buried in Grove City cemetery.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-11-25
LITERARY SOCIETY ORGANIZED

The eighth grade at the Irving
school organized themselves into a
literary society Friday. The society
intends to have debating and liter
airy programmes about twice a month
on alternate Fridays.
They elected the following officers
to serve for a month:
Marie Dunn, president.
David Gibby, vice-president.
Lillian Sample, secretary.
irene Rich, treasurer.
RHby billiard, editor.
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CARD OF THANKS

Mr. and Mrs. ]. L. Merrell wish to
express their sincere thanks to the
Kind friends who so thoroughly aid.
ed them during the illness and loss
OF their little daughter Amy.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-11-25
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED

Nov 19-Mary Spanbauer, Henry
Bruggenkamp.
Nov. 2l-Eunice Letten, Edwin L.
Jones.
Nov. 22-Lucia M. Bauer, H. e.
McDaniels.
Nov 22-Elsie Croney, John Know
les.
Nov. 22-Leonora Jones, Kendall
Hardy.
Nov. 1S-Elsie Taylor, William I.
Cooper.
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s. J. RICH "A CANDIDATE

8. ]. Rich of Blackfoot is a candi-
date for appointment BY Jas. H. Haw-
ley for commissioner Of immigration
and labor.
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z. DorOtny Cooley
Fifth Grade ''B" Class
1. Leon Buckofzer
2. Ucil Parrish
IA" Class
; L. Ralph Volpert
2. Douglass Smith
Sixth Krade "A" Class
1. Freda Sollenberger
2. Marguerite VanAkin
"B" Glass
1. Wayne Braley
2. Doris Thornton
Eighth Grade
1. Ruby Hilliard
2. David Gibby
Contra. Building, First Krade, "B"
Class
l. Paul Carruth, Charles Hart,
and Florence Dore.
2. Stanley Parkinson.
"A" Glass
l. Marguerite Jones, Lorraine Sny-
der.
2. Alice O'Neal, Frederick Nygard.I
Second Krade, ''B" Class
/. Verl Bentley
2. Eddie Woods 4
"A" Class i
y. Margaret Duboise /
2. Theron Carruth.
Third Grade, ''B" Glass
l. Sprague Stephens t.,
2. Tavern Jensen.
"A" Glass
|. Leslie Jones.
2. Lexa Bentley. 80 \
Fourth Grade, "a" Glass /,
I. Lenoir White
2. Early Cory
''B" Glass
: 1. Fred Bell
2. Lillian Christensen c
Fifth Grade, "B" Class '
l.. Paul Powers, Ada Palmer
2. Catherine O'Neal, Lille Jordon r
AIRY Roberts, Iris Stone. a
/. NATHAN Chubbuck Il
2. Winifred Biethan, Oscar Ras.
ussen, Arthur Smith Sidney Park
son m
Sixth Grade, "B" Glass a
!. Campbell Brown, Genevieve ~
illick =,
2. Lowell Holbrook fl
''B" Glass W
j. Vera Bentley, Elsie Peterson :.
z. Gladys Johnson, Inez Hall m
Seventh Krade, "B" Class ar
|. May Cole dc
2. Nora Howard of
seventh Grade, "a" Glass
=. fol
l.. Marie Millick >.
2. Bessie Rollings bo
High School, Freshman ful
|. Clara Nook ny
2. Burgoyne Griffing nv,
Sophomore re,
|. Hazel Hickman Val
}. Ruth Balls III
Junior wa
!. Rose Fuller onl
!. Hazel Thompson mu
}. Francis Parker
Senior riv,
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Have you something for sale? #
so advertise it in our wantads and
get your money quick.
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Read the Republican wantads
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-11-25

agriculture. with combination of
those studies that will meet the prac-
tica needs of the students.
. The names of those who received
the ranks in the various classes of
the city schools, are given below. The
work ended two weeks ago but owing
to the rush of work 1t was impossi-
gle to get these ranks for last weeks
issue.
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and so. block s; the west side OF lots
TO %. inclusive. and the north side
OF lot l. block g. Fairfield subdivision.
tho east side OF The south 1875 feet OF the
west 2S2.0 .06 feet of the southwest quarter
OF section &c. township north. range
west Salt Lake base and meridian; the
west 9S2,06 feet of the northwest quarter
of section So township J north range
west Salt Lake base and meridian. the
south slide OF the west 26i feet Of the
north 1926 feet OF the southwest quar-
ter OF the northwest quarter OF section
35 township / north. range | west Salt
Lake base and meridian; the south Side
Of tho east 255f5 feet of the north $50 o.
feet Of lot T. section 81 township north
range west Salt Lake base and merid,
ian: the east side OF tho south 60T.i5 feet
feet of the southwest quarter of the
northwest quarter OF section 30. township
north. range 1 west. Salt Lako base
and meridian: the west side Of lots II
To &c inclusive the east side OF lots / to
l3 Inclusive, the north side of lots l2
and A. block 26. the west side OF lots IL
10 l6. Inclusive the east side uf lots 1 to
13. inclusive, the north side of lots II and
"a block 81; the east side OF lots 10
i3. inclusive. the north side OF lots q and
IA block 2S. Oakley subdivision; the west
side OF lots "A and Is. the south side Of
lots and 2S. the north side OF lots ! 10
IA. inclusive block l. the south side of
lots l6 to 30, inclusive, the east side OF
to Is inclusive block .: the south side
OF lots 10 to &C, inclusive. the cast side of
lots and &c, tho north side Of lots to
IA Inclusive block 3; the west side OF
lots II and 10. the south side OF lots lS
TO 2S inclusive. the east side OF lots ]
and 2s. the north side OF lots l 10 II. in
elusive block 4: tho west side Of lots ~
and 10. the south side OF lots 10 to rs. in
elusive tho east side OF lots and rs.
the north side of lots l to II. inclusive.
block 8: the cast side OF lots ] and II.
the north side of lots to 10. inclusive.
block g. Superior addition: the east side
OF lots l. and Is 20 Is, inclusive. the west
side OF lots and o. the south side OF lots
/ to 8. inclusive the north side OF lots
. 10 l2. inclusive, and II and 15. block |
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side OF lots l to is, inclusive, block TO-
the west side OF lots 10 10 S6. inclusive,
side sid 'i Of lots s i to IS Is inclusive, block .;
the west side OF lots IL 10 Sc. inclusive,
the south side OF lots l and S6, the east
Se the west Se oss Side OF % lots 80 to 5S inclusive
the south side of lots ! and 5S, the east
slide OF lots | to %, Inclusive. the north
side Of lots 20 and 80. block IL: the west
side of lots 80 TO 5S. Inclusive, the ,south!
side of lots ] and SIS. the north side OF
lots 90 and 30. block 49, the south side
Of lots and and IS 5i9s 6oo Il the ISyta spSS sde
vision; the west side Of lots l3 TO "a, the
south side OF lots IL and l3 the east
side of lots to II block p the the west sds Side
of lots l to IL, inclusive. the north side
OF lots l and %. block .; the west Side
of lots 10 To "a. inclusive, the south side
Of lots 12 and 49, the east side Of lots
1 to 10. inclusive. block ] the west Side
OF lots IL to &c. inclusive. the east side
OF lots l to H. inclusive, the north side
OF lots l and Dc. block 10: the west side
OF lots 10 to "a inclusive. the south side
OF lots - and l2. tho east side of lots
i TO ~. inclusIye. block 3; the west side
Of lots 10 II. inclusive. the north side
of lots ! and %. block s, the south side
Of lot II, the east side OF lots to IL
inclusive. block .. the west side OF lots
~ and -. the east side OF lots Q TO II.
block A. tle west side OF lots II
TO ~, inclusive. tnc east Sluc OF lolS
to H. inclusive. and the north side OF
lots l and %. block 7. Wavcrly subdi
vision the west side OF lots u to %,
inclusive, the south side of lots IL and
10, the east side OF lots l TO II. inclusive,
the north side OF lots and %. block ?;
the west side OF lots ! TO T.. inclusive the
south side OF lots Z to- II, Inclusive. the
north side OF lot I. block i: the west side
OF Icts IL TO %. inclusive. the south side
OF lots II and IL. the east side OF lots J
to II. Inclusive, the north side OF lots ]
and % block 3: the west Side OF lots Is
to so. inclusive, the east side OF lots 1 to
IT, inclusive. the north side OF lots I
and 3D. block 4; the west side OF lots rs
to so, inclusive. the east side OF lots /
10 81. inclusive, the north side OF lots !
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inclusive. block .: the north side OF lots
22 10 ~, inclusive. block j, colorado SUP
sViTtSn q 10 81 o0fS is tn' SG @
So; the north side OF the south : feet
of lots 8. 6. and 8, block 50; the east
F6s Sas Of 35s fSs Nest 4 qns ad 6 52 os M o s
inclusive. block /, Wilkes's subdivision,
block SO: the west side OF lots Is 70 "a;
o'qsiGe IN block Sbe east sGs Sf GS5 SUB
division. block 81: the east side OF tots
!, and Is TO So, inclusive, block :; the
west side Of lots to o S ineiSs'ye aS tSs p9ef wesf
side of lots IL 10 81. inclusive. block /;
the east side OF lots /. and 32 to bl, In
elusive block 2. Home subdivision block
SO; the south side of lots to 26' In
elusive block .; the north side OF lots
81 to 45: inclusive. block l. Wilkinson
subdivision, block 80: tho south SIDE OF
81: the south side Of lots /, anG 20 to 20.
inclusive. block 2; the north side OF lois
32 20 81. inclusive, block !, Oakdale sub
division. block 81; the east side OF GIs loIs
TO %. inclusive block q the west side
OF lots 23 10 IA, inclusive. block /,
Wilkes's subdivision, block %, plat Z; the
south side OF lots ! and Is. the south side
OF the west 3o,9 feet OF lot 2, the cast
side OF lots to 10. inclusive, the nortn
side OF lots 10 and H. block 2; the west
side OF lots is TO "a. inclusive, the nortn
side Of lots II and Is, block l; the east
side Of lots 10 10 80. inclusive the north
SiuS pL lpI DlOCh AllC "NSN
lots 80 to a., inclusive. the east side OF
lots 10 TO 20, Inclusive, the north side
OF lots % and 30. block t. the west side
Of lots so to 5S. inclusive, the south side
of lots / and 5S. the cast side OF lots
! to 20. inclusive. the north side of lots
20 and 30. block 5: the west side OF lots
30 TO IS, inclusive. the south side of lots
l. and 5S. the north side OF lots 20 and
30. block g. the west side of lots 80 to
5S, inclusive. the south side OF lots /
and 5S. the cast side OF lots l to 20, in
elusive. the north Side OF lots 90 and so.
block S; the west side of lots 80 to 6S.
Inclusive, the south side OF lots and bS.
the north side of lots 30 and 30. block Z;
the west sido OF lots 10 to Sc. Inclusive,
the south side Of lots ] and &C. the east
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section 36. township 1 north. range /
west Salt Lake base and meridian, 'front.'
Ing on the north side OF Second North
street west of the southwest corner OF
block ll6, plat IA: the south side OF
lots 1, 2. and I. and the north side
OF lots 3, 6, and S. block 1l6, plat "a;
part OF the northwest quarter OF section
Sc. township north. range west. Salt
Lake base and meridian. fronting on
Third North and Fourth North streets
west OF block 119. plat "a; the south
OF lots and G. block 49, plat ~: part
81 the northwest quarter OF section &c.
township l north. range west Salt
Lake base and meridian, fronting on
Fourth North and Fifth North streets
west OF block 1874. plat "a; the south
side Of lots J. 2. 3 and 4. the east side OF
3. c. 7 and S, block 1874; the west side
OF lots 2, 3. 4 and 3. the east Side OF lots
i. C. and s, and the north side of lots
5 and G. block 1856. the west side OF lots
{ and 3. the south side OF lots /. .. )
and 4. and the north side Of lots 8. 6. Z
and s. block 1885, plat -; part OF the
northwest quarter OF section SO, township
1 north range west. Salt Lake base and
street east OF the, southeast corner OF
block 136 plat ''A': part of the south
north. range west, Salt Lake base and
meridian fronting on Sixth North street
east OF the northeast corner of block lS6.
plat ~; the west side OF lots 2, 3. and
side of lots /. 6. and s. and the
north side of lots . and 6. block
1871; the south side Of lots /. 2. and 4.
block l52: the south side OF lots and
q block l63. plat ~; the east side OF
lots ] TO II. inclusive. block l: the cast
side OF lots ! TO %. inclusive, block 6;
block Z: and the east side OF lots ] TO 20.
inclusive block I2, oakley subdivision,
FIvE-FOoT SIDEWALKS.
The south side OF lots 10 to 26. In
elusive. block 1-B; the south slao OF lots
&c. and II to q, inclusive, block IA.
oakley subdivision. block 49, the north
as!dc OF the south 1872 feet OF lots and
T8 block I$; the south side OF lots l TO I'll.
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0RTICULTURAL INSPECTOR
FINDS CONDITIONS GOOD

kCounty Horticultural Inspector J. G.
fay filed his report for the month OF
kay with the county commissioners
suesd7y. The report follows in full:
Tin the horticultural department this
.onth there mas been fifty-seve days
sprk divided among five deputies, in
fhich time most all OF their districts
Ave been visited. and they have helped
te people mix their spraying material,
3 well rs show them how TO put it on
iie trees. There have been a good ma =
4rlty OF the apple raisers who have OBJ
lined pumps. which is very encouraging.
5bave been attending 90 the calls OF the
'eople and have visited in most all por-
.ons OF the county. and find things In
pretty healthy condition. There Is
1fs loss from pear blight this year than
5rmer years; so far there has been quite
large number of green aphidcs,
kpecially on the peach and plum trees.
II those that used the black leaf to-
scco extract as directed received sood
esults in cleaning off the aphides.
here have been considerable losses with
he. strawberry weevil in the East Mill
reek district"
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/; the west side OF lots 7 and s. the south
side Of lots l to Z, inclusive. the east side
Of lots l and H. the north side Of lots s
lots Z and s. the south side OF lots l TO
:. inclusive, the east side OF lots l and
II, the north side OF lots 10 II, in
and s. the south side or lots TO T. In
elusive the east side OF lots ] and IA.
the north side OF lots TO II, inclusive.
block 4; the west side OF lots 10 and II.
the south side Of lots ! 10 10, inclusive.
the north side Of lots IL TO l6. inclusive
block 3: the west side of lots II and 10.
The south side OF lots l 10 II, inclusive
the north side OF lots - 20 10. inclusive.
block 6; tho south side OF lots 10 <. In
elusive, block Z, the south side OF lots
and 20. the west side OF lots to 2. in
10 49, inclusive block o. Empire suhd
vision; commencing at point 21o,57 feet
south 81 degrees el minutes east OF the
northwest corner OF lot -. Slock Q. En-
pire addition thence south A degrees
81 minutes east 26.93 feet: commencing
nt a point 2.96 fecc north degrees Oo
lot /. block J. Empire. addition, thence
north degrees 05 minutes west 2SS3
feet: commencing At the northwest COR
ner Of lot II! a. block sb Sso l. Empire ADDITION
The totaI cost OF said Improvement is
estimated at one hundred thlrty[CsSihnrsee ns
252o09 dollars. OF which sum the city'ss
portion Is eighteen thousand one hundred
ifty-ninc and SO-1O0 tS1S. l59So) dollars;
ninety@two and 2O-lO0 (Sll5. 092,20) dollars
10 ne raised by local assessment
All protests and objections to the
ont of such intoDtion must 90
nresented I'm writing. stating therein lot
and block. or description OF property, 10
the city recorder on, or before the Stn
day OF June. 1910. being the tlIne SET pf
said council when II will hear and con-
slider such protests and objections as may
be made thereto. 60,
BY order of the city council OF san
Lake City. Utah
Dated January 81. 1910.
B. s. RIVES, City Recorder.
Sidewalk Extension No. 129.