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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-12
All Qroun0
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~ CYNTHIA GREY.

Whip together the cuffs from
wornout shirts for stockholders
These are already thick. and when
whipped together and brass ring
sewed into one corner, they make
excellent holders that are easily
washed.
Should you forget to add flavoring
to the cake batter, try sprinkling the
required amount of flavoring over
the cake as it stands in the pan be-
fore baking.
To clean windows and give them a
bright polish use denatured alcohol
Moisten one cloth with the alcohol
and polish Immediately with a dry
one. Windows can be cleaned in half
the time with a fraction Of the labor
and the glass is brilliant, never
cloudy or smudgy. 1t also keeps the
windows free from frost in cold
weather. One pint will do 20 win
dows inside and out.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-12
A CRAZNOG
AS Listened by Fred Schaefer.

Been papering the house. every
man his own paper hanger" is my
motto That's a rule / intend to
adhere to until l get the paste out
OF my system.
You see, i got tired of having
paperhangers come into the house
and put loud patterns on the walls
and then tramp the trimmings into
the floor until you had to pry them
off with a putty knife the next
Sunday afternoon.
So | took day off and did the
job right l thought l would have
a ripping time. 1t was All the
time had was ripping the old pa
per off.
So laid off another day to put
the new paper on. There was lit
tie delay in choosing the pattern
for the parlor. l wanted something
neat like checkerb aord,mh mhm
neat like a checkerboard, but my
wife stood out for four fat cupids
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-12
Railroad Accidents.

The interstate commission has just published
the casualty record of American railroads for the year
ending June 80 last.
'sKied 1904; injured, 1914"
That is the report in nutshell far interests the
non-railrOader.
There during the year 1851 collisions and 500
deraimensdue largely to defective equ pment wOrnout
tracks overworked employees and the absence Of the
proper safety appliances.
In many of the cases the Victims their widows and
orphans have sought satisfaction by due of law;
in about 10 years the supreme courts will begin sending
back the because of techncaites; in about 20
years the railroads will begin compromising the basis
of a hamsandwich for each orphan.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-12

| the-rosy," London bridge is falling
down" Follow my leader" "The
farmer in the dell" and all OF the
games dear to the heart of care
free youth. In Drop lne handker-
chief the old man took especial
delight and was the favorite be-
hind whom the linen cloth fell most
often. He chuckled with delight and
sang with lusty voice the songs
Of his boyhood.
All of sudden the merriment
ceased and the girlish voices were
hushed. The old man had tainted.
Assistance was hurriedly summon
ed and he was carried into the
building and later to a hospital,
where he died shortly afterwards.
When he breathed his last his
face was still wreatned in a peace
full and contented smile. 1t was his
first and last strike, but the COM
pany in recognition of his long and
faithful services will bury him with
hOnOrS
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-12
QUESTION OF PRICE.

Gossip In railroad circles has 1t
that the deal with the Idaho &
Washington Northern railroad by
the Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget
Sound would have been consum-
mated months ago If the price could
have been agreed upon. The Idaho
& Washington Northern has num-
Der of industries established on the
line of its right of way. and these
have been the cause of the price
squabble.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-12

Maybe you have heard your father
argue abuot the octopus near cleo
ton time and say. when your
mother sent you TO the corner! gro
Gerry for gallon of gasoline:
brat that Standard Oil octopus,
anyway. They make us pay three
trees for everything"
But that isn't the kind of octopus
this story Is about. This octopus
is the real thing. lives in the deep
st CT dep waters and grabs every
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-12

ed it with lot of grabbers, and It
Is as easy for an octopus to grab
as 1t Is for monkey to much pea
nuts.
Only in recent years one of these
Inhabitants of the deep seas-some
call II animal and some fish-was
captured on the Atlantic coast. 1t
had a body Is feet long and reach
of 80 feet with its tentacles. These
large octopi are quite rare, but
small ones are often picked up in
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-12

dressed 10 the society ed1tOr. or prone
APPLE QUEEN TO be DINED.
A brilliant function in honor Of
the Apple Show queen, Miss Ide OF
Colville. will be given by Mr.. and.
Mrs. e. F. c. Van Dissel, tomOr-
row evening in the Hall of Doges.
Davenports. Mr.. and Mrs. J. J.
Browne will also entertain Miss
Ide at their country home on Moran
prairie on Thursday. The guests
will be conveyed to the house -
automobiles.
Y. W. C. A. HAS NEW BUSINESS
SECRETARY.
Miss Helen s. Whiting of Los An
geles, Cal. is the new business Sec
rotary of the Y. w. c. A. Miss
Whiting arrived to take up her
new duties Thursday.
e Z 4
SOCIETY OF SOCIAL AND NOR.
AL HYGIENE.
A meeting Of the Society of So
cial and Moral Hygiene was held
in the Hawthorne school last even
ing. Mothers and fathers of Spo-
kane we're in large attendance.
q z =
THE SORoSlS WILL MEET ON
MONDAY.
Members of the Spokane Sorosie
club will meet with Mrs. w. A.
Watson, 504 Park place, on MON
day afternoon. A board Of direct
ors' meeting will be held before
the regular business session.
q 3 q
PYTHiANS TO MEET
AT SUITES HOME
Mrs. e. Vanderfluis and Mrs. X.
williams will entertain the Pythian
club at the home of Mrs. K. Suites,
S1919 Lincoln street, on Wednes-
day afternoon. Luncheon will DO
served at l o'clock.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-12
Seamless Waists of Persian Silk

Dominant in fashions this season
Is the craze for oriental colorings
and designs. Hats are trimmed or
wholly made of the Persian silks,
and scarfs, waists and even entire
gowns of this material are seen at
all smart functions on modish
women.
Not often is there a style which
so easily as that of the seamless
waist shown in the illustration. With
a good-fitting pattern, the silk ma
terial, bit of satin matching the
predominating color In the silk, and
a few button molds, almost any girl
can copy this charming little design.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-12

"Parson Johnson's goin' to preach
next Sunday on the bad taste Of
pursuin' good taste too exclusively
She-This dress doesn't match
my complexion I must change it..
He-What? More expense? Say,
really can't stand this"
She-You silly! l don't mean
the dress. / mean the complexion.
United States shipped $168,858.-
093 worth of goods in September,
breaking all records for September
shipments.
"Only fools are certain. Tommy.
Wise men hesitate"
Are you sure, Uncle?"
Eyes, certain of it."
Some city-broke American men
have been attracted to British
North America, where land can be
bought for as little as $13 an acre.
"Have you any rabbits?" asked
the sportsman of the butcher.
I'm sorry, haven't rabbit
left"
That's too bad, my wife,"
But I've got some fine saul
sages," interrupted the butcher.
I'm sure your wife will be delight
ed with them"
'Sausages! Do you expect me to
tell my vile 1 shot sausages?"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-12

Dear Miss Grey: Kindly tell
me what these symptoms indicate:
| sneeze upon arising and feel as
though pepper were in my nostrils
Am all Fight afternoons, except
that l seem to have a cold in my
head, but have not-Subscriber.
A.-Could be either mild hay
fever. a slight catarrh, or a con
slant tendency to catch cold be-
cause of constipation. Spray the
nose and throat upon arising with
a cleansing solution such as salt
water or boric acid solution.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-12
Tvo-Minute Vaudeville
Br FRED scHAEFER.

BY FRED scHAEFER
SLAP-How Biff looking the last time him?
THUDTo tell haven't much of him since he
was killed in a boiler explosion.
SLAP-Ah blown atoms he?
THUD-Iuh further that
THUD-Nope found all of him the
SLAP-He fine fellow.
THUD-F1nest saw-afer the explosion
SLAP-But little tight, though.
THUD-Wel, he's enough
SLAP-He we'll known, hereabouts.
THUDYes, when well hereabouts he known Now
he's known to be all about isn't WELL
For
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-12
Society

Social news Is a daily feature Of
The Press. Any one wishing to in
eert such news should send 1t adj
before 10 q, m.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-12
Cpntbia @rep's
gfttfr8

Dear Miss Grey: % am sew.
enteen, five feet two inches tall
weigh 100 pounds, bust 80, waist 90
Am 1 in proportion? ca How
should l wear my hair? 90 How
long should my dresses be?-Brown
Eyes.
AID Yes. (2) Girls of your
age arrange the hair very simply
without rats or false hair. The
part and the low pompadour are
equally fashionable. Choose the
style most becoming. 60 To your
shoe tops.
Dear Miss Grey: Would white
Numbered waist be all right to
wear to dancing party?-Inquisi
tive. ~
A: If worn with white skirt.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-12

"Parson Johnson's eoin' to preach
next Sunday on the bad taste OF
pursuin' good taste too exclusively
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-16
.PAULRAN GETS SORE
MAKING LAST FLIGHT
Refuses'tO Finish Contract: DIS
gusted With Patent In
fringement Suits.

NEW YORK. March III am ready
to leave and VIII leave this country Thurs
day" declared Louis Pnulhan the avaltor'
today I'm reiterating his declaration that lie
had made his last flight In America ana
would return TO France by the hrst
steamer.
Disguised with patent infringement
suits, Paulhan seemed TO be in much the
same frame uf mind as Henry farmap
The other foreign aviator, who went back
To Europe in a hun after series OF un-
satisfactory exhibitions here in the sum
mer Of 1908.
Cieary obtained an Injunction today pro-
hlbiting Pauluan from taking with him
any OF the four a.rop)ancs Inc brought TO
this country There are two Bleriot ana
two Farman machines With his yrait
tied up and CI"ary threatening a damage
suit for SlJO. 900 friends tried To pcrSuade
the Frencbman To reconsider ms DC
CiSion. but he was obduIatc and deter
mined To sail Thursday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-16
Bowling Tournament
Closes in Detroit
MANAGER DWYER OF
BUENA VISTA ARRIVES
Utah Club Will Hold Meeting
Today: 1000 Horses Will
Race Here.

Richard Dwycr. who has been selected
by the Utah Jockey club TO manage me
Eucua Vista race track The coming set =
son, arrived here from san francisco AZ
ter a somewhat thrilling ride on the cars.
Dwycr said that he started FOR salt Lake
Two weeks ago, but owing 10 the ing
washout at Palisade canyon he was
forced 10 retGrn 10 Frisco. but could
have reached this city by way OF Port
land Dwycr said he then gave up the
"Trip until the tracks were cleared. lie
left Monday and was glad to get back 10
Salt Lake City, although he intends lcaN-
ing in TWO or three days, being compelled
to he AT Oakland by next Monday.
Dwycr said that the Utah Jockey club
would hold a meeting some tinc touaS
at which the final details OF The spring
meeting would be arranged. DWyer mas
applied for forty-four days oi racing
commencing May II and ending July T.
lie is confident that the meeting VIII ne
The best in the history OF the STATE. over
500 horses from F.meryvillG viii be here
for the opening. and from present re-
ports there will lie 700 more from Juare%.
Tampa aud Jacksonville. SUCH men as
Barney Schrieber. Billy Cahill and H. II.
Ycdcn will ship part OF their strings 10
tins city. which will place the sport on Il
par with that of Emeryvlie at the pres
ont time Dwyer also said thnt the pes'
riders now at Emcryvlllc would ride mere
The principal track Officials nave az
ready been decided upon. DwNer, IN
connection with managing the track WI
start the races thus insurius the puolc
the best sport AT all times, sam Mc1Ip
hon. who is said to have the best rack
following in the country. will be clerk ol
The scales. which. Dwyer said. meant
that there would he no short WciShlS AT
the coming meeting. Frank ST u. Shll
ncr will be the presiding judge IN 'hc
stand. A.,
horscmen will ship 10 the Montana meet
ing, which is scheduled In open July ],
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-16
san GIL WINS RACE
AT SHORT ODDS. 2 TO )

TAMPA. Fla. March 15.-With every
thing i'm his favor. San Gil won tho fca-
ture event today at the short odds Of .
to -
Summary.
First race three furloncs-MaGic Miss.
4 TO >. won: Granger Twist, to l. sec
ond; Katherine Gardner. To 1. third.
Time. 81.
second race. six furlongs, selling
Neclllet. 8 To D won: Percy Taylor, 10 ],
second; Restless Lady 10 /. third, Time,
1:19.
Third race. five and n half furlongs,
selling-Thc Ram To- /, won; Nccha,
To >. second; Trappc. to ], third. Time,
l;I2.
Fourth race. six furlonss, selling-san
Gill > To >, won: Tamar, 10 |, second
Flora Riley, s to I, third, Time, 1;lI 20
Fifth race, six furlouEs. sclling-Ra :
mon Carona. 6 to ,. won; Balcshcd TO
/. second; Alviz, IL TO /, third. Time,
l:19.
Sixth race. seven furlongs, selling
Tackle to /. won: San Primo. To ..
second; Kings Guinea, 10 !, third.
Time. 1888 10
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-16
Second Ward
GEESE ARE DESTROYING
UTAH GRAIN CROPS

State Fish and Game Commissioners
Chambers Will leave today FOR Richheld
where ne Is going To select "A site for thc
tbird state FISH hatchery. The next
hatchery will he built near PauGultch
lake and Il hatchery is also slated for
Cache county. making in all five hatch
cries ~
4 shipment OF 100 900 trout fry Is billed
for SEWER county and 100000 Will be sent
to Davis county Chambers said that he
VIII plant roo 900 fry in Rich county,
which he SAYS will be the first shipment
nf trout fry ever shipped 10 that county.
Commissioner Chambers said that he
has received word from Cache county
that the Canadian geese are coming IN so
fast that the farmers arc putting up
scare crows" to keep the birds of the
wheat and corn fields.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-16
REJUYENATED ETHON
WINS THE FIFTH RACE

JACKSONVILLE. March I5.-Racing at
Moucriof park today was marked ny one
of the most spectacular coups OF the en-
tire season when The rcjurcnatcd Ethon.
from the stable of Jack Sturgls won the
Gifth race.
Summary:
First race. three furlongs. selling-Syl-
van Dell ; 30 =. won; LYDIA Lee. 10
second; Chess, IL TO /, third. Time,
SO J-5
Second race. five and a half furlonSs,
selling-Ferrand Cccjllan, : to !, won;
Abrasion, even, second; Sou, II 60 10,
third. Time. :0S / -.
Third race. seven furlongs selling
Toison Dor. 10 =. won SilScriu. 10 j.
second: Dander. To third Time.
l:2S A..
Fourth race, mile and a sixteenth,
pursc-RaGmau. . to . won, NcthermoSt
: 10 p second; High Range To >, third.
Time. LAT 80.
Fifth race. mile and seventy yards, sell
ing-Ethou, . To >, won: Hans 10 ],
second: Descomnets. I TO l. third. Time
l,i6 10
Sixth race. mile and a sixteenth, sell
ing Critic, . To 10. won Endymion. 10
Ia /. second. Belle Scott, To /, third
Time, 1:49 80.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-16
HIGH SCHOOL TO PLAY
IN COLLEGIATE LEAGUE

There is considerable talk OF organizing
a high school baseball league. but owing
to the fact that the SALT Lake high school
replaced the Provo team in the Collegiate
league it VIII be impossible FOR the hlgn
SCHOOL TO play in amy other league.
The fact that the high school Is I'm the
Collegiate league is causing "A great deal
OF discussion among the athletic directors,
as the tcam'S expenses Will be heavy. IN
case the new campus Is put I'm. the finan-
clal situation will he easy 10 meet. as an
admission can he charged. II is the plan
Of Manager Wallace To get out season
tickets at ~ cents each, which VIII be Iol
six games. This Will clear about $500
which will cover one-third OF the cost
Tor the construction Of the new campus.
\ general assembly will be held soon
when spring athletics viii be given 4
boost An effort viii he made TO sell 4
baseball ticket TO each student of the
school
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-16
CHEYENNE HORSEMEN
BUILD RACE TRACK
Affiliated With Utah Jockey
Club; Will Give Twenty
One Days.

CHEYENNE. Wyo,. March 15.-An an
nual race track meeting for Cheyenne IS
assured as the result of the incorpora lion
here today of the Cheyenne RacIug asso-
citation. which intends 10 give twenty
days of racing every July FOR the next
ilve years. The Organization is affiliated
with the Salt Lake and Denver assocja-
tions AT its head is Charles Irwin. live
stock agent OF the Union Pacific railroad
Other Stockholders are Charles HirSig, II
wealthy horse raiser, and George Joilec.
merchant. The frontier grounds have
been leased and q nn"-mllc track will IL"
built
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-16
FRENCH SYNDICATE Is
AFTER THE WRlGHTS

PARIS. March i5.-'rhe French aNia1
tor syndicate today brought suit FOR the
annulment OF the Wright patents in
France.
The petition. after setting up the gen
crul claim that the Wright brothers hoth
in America and In France are trying TO
declares that the petitioners are pre-
pared 10 prove patent No. Sells. grant
ed In France To the Wrights March q.
1901 has been forfeited under the laws
requiring the exploitation ot an invention
IN France within three years OF the date
OF the patent
The petition also asks tho annulmcnt
of two subsequent patents taken out No
vcmbcr is. 1901, on the ground that other
PATENTS bad nrlOrItY.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-16
WHITNEY AND BELMONT
AMONG ALS0-RANS

LONDON March 15.--Thc Brocllesby
trial stakes handicap Of two sovereiens
each with 100 sovcrciCns added, for
threc-ycar olds and up. distance five fur
longs was run at Lincoln today and won
by Corinthian Coastwlse was second
and Ruwera third. Twcnty-siX horses
ran.
Among the starters were II. p Whit
ney's Yorllvile Belle and August Bel
monts Hasty Pudding.
The Lincolnshire handicap OF 1900
sovcrelgns for three-year- olds and up.
distance the straight mile. was won by
Cinderella Forerunner III. was second and
August Belmonts Norman Ill third.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-16
0LMSTEAD GETS EVEN
WITH FRESNO TIGERS

FRESNO. Cal. March 15.-Olmstead.
the White SoN pitcher was in mid season
form in the second game with the Fresno
state league club today and he easily
turned the tables on the Tigers The
score was 10 0. Olmstead allowed five
were found for H. Dye was relieved by
Buckles in the 9th The latter was wild,
walking six men in five innings. Candil,
the Chicago first bascman, grabbed four
hits and n two-bagger in five times at the
bat,
Chicago Observation-Disclosures ~ v
L FICSllp .., . "
Battcries-Olmstcad and Block, Dye
Buckles and Kuhn,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-16
DIR. CARROLL TO DISCUSS
PROGRESS IN ARCHAEOLOGY

Dr. Mitchell Carroll of George Wash
ngton university will speak before the
Utah branch of the Archaeological Insti-
tute of America al Rowland hall on Fri
day evening, DR.. Carroll has chosen for
his topic. THE Excavations and Activ-
tiles OF the Institute and The School Of
Archaeology" He will show plainly Just
what the American people are doing in
the archa Geological research work OF the
world. The institute supports schools in
Athens, Rome. Palestine, Babylonia,
Egypt, and other fields.
Or Carroll is rcputcd to be one OF
the most entertaining speakers on the
American platform, and his lecture Will
be of great interest. IL will be absolute
ly free and the soclety's president the
Rt. Rev. +. s, Spalding, bishop of the
Utah diocese OF tho Episcopal church. cS-
tends an invitation to all interested in
the work to attend the meeting.
Tribune Want Ads.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-16
UTAH COUNTY TO HAVE
BASEBALL LEAGUE
sncclal TO The TrIbune.

Special to The Tribune
PROVO, March lJ.-The Provo baseball
team has been organized with Dr. w. j.
Stlch as captain and a. f. Palm as busi-
ness manager. While th" lineup OF the
team has not yet been announced, enough
players have been secured 10 more lhan
I'LL the positions. and selections VIII To-"
made within the next few DAYS. Thc
club viii have tine support OF IN" Provo
Commercial club Manager Palm being
the chairman OF the Commercial club
committee on sports.
Representatives from baseball clubs AT
Payson Spanish Fork. Sprmgvillc, Amer
lean Fork. Lehi and Provo Will meet in
the Commercial club rooms at PROV"
Wednesday afternoon 10 perfect county
league.
The baseball fans are highly eiated over
the bright prospects for the sport,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-16
Ketchel on His Way.

pITTSBURG, March l2.-St9httA
KetchcI. champion middlewciSht hghter,
who Will meet Frank Klaus of TINS clty
at tho Duuucsnc Gardens here one week
rron tomorrow night is on the way from
JIo, Sprincs to Plttsburg and is eXpcc-
led 10 arrive tomorrow afternoon lie
will train at the Oakland Athletic club
here Klaus is training IN New Jersey,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-16
CATCHER SULLIVAN Is
SUFFERING FROM POISONING

LOS ANGELES. Cal. March l5.-Billy
Sullivan, catcher for the Chicago White
Sox. Is suffering from blood poisoning as
q result of wound inflicted i'm his left
foot by rusty nail. SuIivaus condi-
tlon is said TO he serious lie stepped
on The nail while coming out of the
grounds at Chutes park after the game
with Vernon last Saturday. He was
taken 10 his room at the Eilks club. where
he now lies delirious from a high fever,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-16
TAFT RUNS AWAY FROM
BENHAG. RECORD HOLDER

NEW YORK. March 15.-John TAFT
crack middle distance runner or Toronto.
Canada. rompcd away from George Ben
hag OF the Irish-Amcrican Athletic club
i'm a special one and n half-mile match
race at tho annual games of the New
York Athletic club tonight,
TAFT won by thirty yards in the record
time OF G:52. The former American in
door record for the distance was G.5i, be-
ing held by Bcnhag,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-16
NOTICE OF sr1

Notice is hereby gir
tax for the purpose
sewer has been levied
ordinances of the eIty'
February %. 1910, an
respectively.
said special tax Is d
lowing described real
Lake City. to wit: In
block -. ], >. 3. 4.
plat &C.. /. 6. : and
IA: and ., 9. I and
&c" Salt Lake City s
the east side Of Sixtl
tween First North
streets: ON the west 81
street between Second
North streets; on the
ond North street betw|
Sixth West streets, d
Fifth West street bei'
and Third North sired
side OF First North s
cnth West and Eight
Sewer Districts Nos. \
City, and is due and n
annual inStallments b
1871. Interest at the
per annum on the vi
tax shall be computc
the approval or the \
tho levy OF said iaX|
1910; and interest n
, whole amount of said
due and payable with
any installmeut or Il
not paid on the date
due, then the whole
unpaid at the time y
interest are due VII
PAYABLE and Will dr5
rate OF eight per eel
sale OF the propertyI
moro OF said installing
which they are payab
whole tax, may be p1
at any time within u
approval of the ordInl
levy of the tax, and 2
installments in the q
are payable, or the
may be paid on the q
is due by paving the
interest to said day
All special taxes arf
flee. room To-. city a
Salt Lake City
Dated at Salt Lak'
18th day OF March.
CITY Treasurer and Z
Taxes.
Sewer Extension M
Fourth partial esll1.