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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-11-25

Total ....S2.6o2,SS5 $2,s73.o7o
The total assessed valuation in the
county for the year 1910 is $o.542.oo5.
as compared to So.4o6.447 for the
year previous, an increase of SI36,I58.
There has been a decrease in the to-
tai assessed valuation of the various
cities and towns of Otcro county of
S2S.58s. The assessment this year
was made on a one-third basis and
the year previous on forty per cent
basis. but notwithstanding this fact
the total property valuation Of the
county shows an increase.
The total number of tax schedules
in the county for the year 1910 is
7Is7. -.
Appropriations for the estimated
expenses of Otero county for the year
1911 were made to the various funds
as follows: ...
County revenue fund .......S5o.ooo
Roads and bridges fund ...... $4,000
Poor iund :............:. 10000
Special contingent fund ...... 1900
Court house bond fund ...... 1000
The Holbrook Irrigation District
contains 1855 acres of patented and
contract state land, 1855 acres of
state land not yet sold. and $40 acres
of government claims. The tax levy
in this district is 1882 mills-I25
mills for interest. and 81 mills for
the general fund. The tax in the
Holbrook Irrigation District will be
81 SO per acre
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-11-25

Lost-in some store or business house
in Rocky Ford. two pamphlets on Colo
rado School Law. Finder please leave at
Entsrprise Office,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-11-25

Attend the American Consumers as
sociation meeting at the l. O. o. F. hall
at 2:3o and 7:5o q. m. Saturday.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-11-25

Good Alfalfa Horse Pasture-Bsrt w
Hopper-5l4 So. Main. Phone lo34
White. 26p.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-11-25

Wantsd:- Horses to pasture. on the
Swink Place. east Of town. Good alfalfa
pasture. G. B. Samples, phone Blue
1914. 2lH
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-11-25

Attend the American Consumers As.
sociation meeting At the l. o. c. F. hal
at 2:50 and 1850 .. m. Saturday.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-11-25

Dr.. p. P. Keek. Veterinarian. Onics
At Grand Valley Livery Barn. phone
Ford 10, 14t
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-11-25

Home made mines meat. the kline
mother used to make" At Johnson's Gro
cery.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-11-25

For Sale-Upright Piano, Inquire Of
Mrs. A. c. Conner. 4O5 North 18th.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-11-25

Stauffers have some extra fancy lambs
on sale. Try leg for your Sunday dinner
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-11-25

White Lsghorn Hens for sale at the
Riverview Ranch. -26
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-11-25

! For Sals-A two-horss wagon. Apply
to Mrs. M. Ernshaw. 5o4 N. 10th street
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-11-25

The assessed valuation in the var
ious towns and cities Of the county
with the assessed valuation of las
year, given for comparison, is as fol
lows:
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-11-25
THE TAX LEVY
Shows This City Still Leads County
in High Taxation.

At a meeting of the county COM
missioners recently held the levy for
county purposes was fixed at 1873
mills, a decrease from last year OF
seven-tenths of a mill. The levy for
county purposes is segregated as fol-
lows:
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= = = = = = = = . = . = = .
= BUSINESS LOCALS. =

. = . = = = = = = . = . = +u+ .
Fresh Oysters. those famous Sealshipt
at Stauffiers. 4& ,r.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-11-25

IHc tUtdI ivy III lIf11rs' TUT state'
county, municipal and school pur-
poses in the various cities and towns
of the county, with the total levy. for
last year. given for comparison. is as
follows.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-11-25

Total county tax levy 1850
The mill levy for county and state
purposes. and the levy for municipal
purposes in the various cities and
towns. with the levy for last year
given for comparison, is as follows:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-28

by Carbon Emery counties on the south by SEWER
. sanpIeh valley Is entirely surrounded by mountains
on on the west unite into one in che northern part
two ranges orc III so G 100 o"cn enc o' the aaGy these
The valley county also the river which runs
through IT. from north TO south take their from
pitch tribe of Indians YET remains in Thistle valley in
Them by early home builders Of ssnpStc , eo1nT H.'e
so miles in ensTh and ST S @ yersrs S2gsrS mf % o &
miles Tic present population numbers between
d@siryng @ are the chief Industries which the popyla
they may enjoy the luxuries OF hfe.
seventeen etes and villages have come into Sx
@ se ag thence rg so % r% m G n9sn ] end
Fafrvew, MI Pleasant Fountain Green Freedom Moroni
MayneId Fsyette and cenSrlieid '
FIRST SETTLEMENT.
IL was in June 1919 that delegation Ute Indians
ieguesleg r9GnisS Tor s2nptch valley TO teach the ma
win The request Brigham young the fan '''' Q the
yaley who arrived the present site of Manh Novem
territorial Legislature passed February
onccrs We're George PsacocE judge: Gardner Lion
Phincas W. cook and James Rtc6ey, scectmen Nelson
George PeetoI treasurer and Cyrenus H. rayior clerk
including all OF southeastern Utah until In 1866 act
rhc owR Of the S coUny wss gTea warted by
Chief Walker and his tribe who continually haras
in July 1883 tho Walker war broke op, during which
drove Off into the mounains The colony at Spring Cy
WAS attacked ana came 10 NaI. 10 take rtus IN ~ or
duty it stand guard while others attended To the
harvesting of crops. During this which lasted
until 1859 many colonists were massaCred.
CONVEYS PROPERTY TO CHURCH.
Upon the death OF Chief Walker in January 1850 ARA
pine became chief or Walkers band He professed much
conveyed all all Of sanpsS county Brigham Young
5f"ss as 5 h in e. 'S
BE it known by these presents that l. Segneranch
(Arapne) OF Mantl City, In the county OF Sanpete and
territory OF Utah for and in consideration of the good
will which have the church Of Jesus Christ and Lat
ter Saints. and convey Brigham Young,
said church his In Office.
ownership OF the following described
property The portion of land and known
Sanpetc together with AL material and tim
the same valued at S550Q0 ten horses. valued at
$500; Sl20: bull $40 farming tools valued
SlO Sl5.765. together with all the rights priv
cges and appurtenances thereunto belonging appcr
I also covenant and agree that am the lawful
claimant and OF said property. will
and forever defend the the said in
trust his successors in office and assigns, etc
''Siecneranch (Arrapinc).
Mark
witness George Snow, r. Wilson Glenn John Pat
taD
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-28

and If you wish TO become a bloated
accumulation of untold riches study well
our scheme and then so TO IL.
We propose to establish somewhere
along one of Salt Lakes sources of water
supply Il mammoth cat ranch with n cap
! ital stock OF Sli 900 900. divided into
shares OF par value OF 81 each. We will
begin TO do business that Will make the
fur fly. starting with n working stock OF
] 900, 600 cats. The original promoter OF
our scheme was the author OF the shorter
| on that popular literary production he has
been afflicted for some time with cats
on the brain. This has really been an ad-
vantage 10 him because, n result OF
cats in that regI9n, he had never suf-
fered from rats ii his attic.
Now Mr.. Wealthseekcr. justly study
these figures and II they do not show
you how perfect cataract OF wealth
will flow down upon you until II will
almost throw you into c9taleptlc tit,
your foresight must be a burned sight
DINNER than your hindsght.
Take 1000. 600 cats as a working
basis. which may easily be captured by
the usa Of catnip tea. 1t is a well-known
fact that a start OF 900. 900 cats means
Il 600 600 cats and kittens at the end
Of the year This will place in our hands
-. 900 600 cats at the end OF the first year,
with 1000, 900 skins to sell at prices
ranging from 10 cents each for pure
white TO 40 cents each for black: an 9v-
erage. we will say, OF 80 cents each.
Twelve million skins al 80 cents each will
SO. 500 600 n year. or $780, 900 a month.
which is just $4,000 a day from skins
alone. Catch on?
II IS estima ted by EXPERTS In skin game
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as we'll as those who do not play pinochlc
that ono man can skin NIFTY cats IN
working day of ten hours. Adept SKIN
uers can be hired for $50 each and can
board al an expense of. say 81 day each
for average feeders. II VIII require a
working force OF 100 men to operato the
artery, which makes the expense for
labor Sl0O day. leaving net profit
of S9SO0 a day. or S29i.0o0 month, 10
be divided among the shareholders,
Doesn't that dazzle you?
In order TO feed these cats we pro-
pose TO operate n rattery adjoining tho
cattery. Competent authorities who have
made studies in ratology agree that rats
multiply four times as rapidly as cats.
hence. with an industrious working stock
of !, 900 600 rats. there would be a prod
uct OF four rats a day for each cat not
having an abnormal appetite. This VIII
supply cat food without cost. as no
herders would be required 10 keep the
rats on their reservation, 1t being we'll
known fact that when a rat establishes
Here to Stay sign. In order To feed
the rats. the carcasscs Of the skun cats
Will be thrown to them and. as we shall
have one-fourth as many cats TO XIII as
we have rats 10 feed, we shall have one
fourth Of a cat n day for each rat, which
is sufficient. Thus. it Will be seen tho
rats will feed the cats and the cats viii
feed the rats. and both will contribute
TO the feeding and fattening OF the bank
balances of shareholders with no expense
10 the company.
manufacturers OF fiddle string. with
whom We. no doubt. shall close contracts
al profitable figures. thus adding large
" to the revenues OF the company. and
the bones OF the cats and rats are now
being negotiated for by a reliable break
fast food firm in Michigan.
H. is understood that The City Creek
Gazoot." a paper to be published in the
interest Of the Elks' show, to be held
March 22-23. is the official organ of the
Pussy Cat concern. 1t has been rumored
that shares OF stock in the cat corpora
ton will only be issued TO advertisers In
the "GaZoot" Communications should lie
addressed TO ~. Mortimer Blllsnook. fiscal
agent Of the company, room p Elks' club,
Salt Lake.
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New Industry to Make Fur
Fly, Produce CataleptiC Fits
and Bring Wealtfl-PinCh Us

say regarding the company's inton,
tions:
open all night; No sleep till morn
where cats in concert meet Free con-
cert every evening at which the very best
cat talent earth VIII appear in solos
duets, catsclysms. concate nations and
wild, weird multitudlnous chorus. Cash
paid for cats and catesses OF every grade
What fur? Fur. fur. OF course. Musical
cats, suitable for stimulating the fiddle
string market are preferred.
The usual get rich-quicl methods of
the age as compared with ours are as
the pace Of the snail that is not in n
hurry with the arTow-likc flight of the
excited jack rabbit pacemakinG for a
coyote. IL We cannot prove this TO your
entire satisfaction we agree 10 allow YOU
TO propose our names for honorary mem
bership in Theodore Roosevelts Ananas
club and to attend regularly the meetings
OF that great aggregation OF distinguished
liars and Dear-liars.
Has il ever occurred to you as a shrewd
business man that there is money in
cats? Just plain, every day cats, with
no pride OF ancestry or hope OF future
distinction? There Is: dead oodles OF it,
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SOMETHING ABOUT UTAH AND IT'S RESOURCES
SANPETE COUNTY

SsS aa s wen @ e Se cadFs Sa took
Morrow at Mt Pleasant In september OF }hsl year
hoppers 1865 1896 these Insects dcyoured nearly
N @ n rdSs In SsG the the .oy to
tRe4pby opening up a direct communication with the
word.
FIRST RAILWAY IN VALLEY
cx'a%dns Form NcpGr TO Wslc~ was GEit .he early
@ % Place G sS Tas Rsn RHG TIC only S0s e
ply in Utah This road was aflerward e%tsndGd TO IN"
Ss SSs sprHs HSs OF OF 2G5R SG Re FvSW s S GAIA
er sSmpany are s%aied on he easSTn ad slope oeg OF @
mountains to Sanpete VALLEY.
na % b S' count oG % and looking about remarked hs
valley IS only long and marrow canyon and nov eTeh en-
he was mistaken, and plenty is everywhere visible.
RAILROAD DEVELOPED COUNTY.
with the advent OF TIE Rio Grande Western TalTay
in lS9o began an asr'nnCn2i ana onn IN t 'front.'
rank OF the counties Of the Sole He had Gre@@GX an o
their o'nGr pr9dgG TJh99t haV4S 6a to s s5
county is aGundontIy blessed. form commercial outlet
GREATEST OF ALL SHEEP COUNTIES.
seeP p % e and TGq S %6o Is Sd this
Se eonm having SO so fseP this gon@y
Sm which rgeTgs 2esr %i % Mountains on the
AFFORD sumner range that unexceed and the deserts
feeding is done except in cases where they arc being
spring market
raising cattle is also carried on Between lZVVo
and IL 600 head are the farmers OF the county
The best breeds been introduced mostly Durham
and Hercfords.
AGRICULTURAL RESOURCES
The agricultural lands Of the county are ayiaed INTO
small holdings raising of grains Is gradually giving
way 10 the modern diversified system or farming; me
greater portion Of the crops raised being eu 10 ahaS
on the farm the products, livestock WOOL eggs
pouiiry butter. etc, placed the market
Although raising Is not carried on extensively
II has been demonstrated that apples OF excellent flavor
he here, also all small irlits ana
vegetables Sugar grown in some parts OF the
vale nd
per OF sacchar.ne.
DAIRY INTERESTS
Sanpetc county is forging ahead in dairy products
There are today in operation whose out
put aggregates Approximately 100000 pounds OF butter
industry is In its infancy; the San
pete farmer is improving his dairy herds by better
breeding The soils adapted to the raising OF large
crops of alfalfa. which known the king OF all
feeds" In addition o alfalfa raised for feeding
purposes crop Of Wild hay Is annually harvested
the low lands.
Of the most extensive apiarists in Utah arc
in the county about $500 colonies OF bees owned
VIII product each their owners neat
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z & s ,s55 ass$i rss %es %
OF mphram TTm which & thousands Of tons o, stone are
states. This is white olte is known to the
Immense deposits OF are found the hills
crushed makes highest quality for building
pos e o @ G ns % 6 % s s G nGss ssv for its Ss S
in natural state and IS especially atsd for salt,
the neighborns states being refined here for dairy
being ssd is sa GF home %" to the output
EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES.
Although school facilities lacking in the carly
6oo ' The school 0dSy proud Of Of the her 1gy
6s OF ns9g saS 6s 6Sn entire e ] ]pSR%so Of m me living
Gs I 9Ga ba e o Sos pT0TMt Of lne school
ing WasatSb academy at Mt PieaSani the snow
hlgh schools year the district school tax through
ont the county amounted to $4,000.
TEMPLE AT MANTI.
] Ths Mormon church Is the dominant church In the
Pleasant Ephra Man and Gunnson of' and Methodist h
ers6gf sGarnio at MI M5 Pile Pleasant ard EphraIm
stands hs M%nr temple the second arsesl structure 81
Gacd from tie hin WneT "I stands OF Mh''f Tho 9s Work ion S
nc building completed in 1855 a, cost Of oyer IS 81 600
a Hy" o me % n yTlae anu UPON which this building stands
from the pavement the level upon which the temple
UNDEvELoPe0 RESOURCES
SanneIe county has yet many undeveoped resources
vae @ 9 oI%g Of m land on the Western opS the
scientiGc dry farming methods Along the center of the
Naley lies what is known the swamp" which CON
alis many more thousands Of that
valuable by system OF drainage. This OF an
exceptionally fertile nature IF drained would he We'll
suited the raising of garden products In the Gunni-
son valley the extreme southern part county
pAhles are offering inducements the home seeker I'm
the way OF Gnds already planted 10 orchard These
pahles nave large holdings In that tho
have laid out II Lownsitc~a Wlat is known
The Gunnison valley is irrigated from tho waters i'm
pounded DS Inc GunHSon reservoir This reservoir
formed by the placing of scross Sanpa river at
point Immediately west Of Sterling a body
of water three miles In length by three quarters OF
mile in width The furrow system Of irrigation is used
throughout the county
The Bell Telephone company's lines through the
county At FairVlcw. Mantl and Cjunnison local clc-
phone systems installed systems oper-
ate In connection with the Bell Companys lines
distance service.
All the cities and towns lighted by electricity.
cept few of the smaller ones These electric plants
owned by local people
VALUATIONS IN COUNTY.
The assessment roll of the county furnishes in
teresttng data. Here figures
value real estate 926, $50
tdIln iaIdS .Sj5
Town
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RUSSIA'S PROPOSITION
NOT GREATLY FAVORED

ST. PETERSBURG. Feb. 97.-M. Tswol-
sky. the foreign minister has. IL is said
today. informally submitted TO the United
States and tho other interested powers,
the Russian governments alternative
proposition 10 that proposed by Secre-
tary Knox relative to the construction
OF the Aigun- Chinchow railroad.
Instead of this road, Russia suggests
that there shall be constructed another
trans Mongolan line further westward.
striking the trans-Siberian railway near
the BaikaI line. This. with the extension
from J'ekine to kalgan. would traverse
Crga and Kiakhta avoiding the desert
between Kalgan and Urga by q wide de-
tour westward to Puyanchcn.
This proposition does not meet with
special favor in diplomatic circles here.
Ii is considered to be impraCticable and
an improbable venture in nowise meet
ing the conditions which call for the con-
struction OF the A!gun Chinchow rail-
road,
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Utah is to have a new industry.

Utah is TO have a new industry.
a corporation of gigantic proportion;
has been formed, with number OF
prominent Salt Lake capitalists at the
head and the purpose of the said cor
poration is to raise cats Not fancy
Maltese, Persians and others. but just
plain, ordinary, sleep-disturblng cats
1t is mammoth scheme and the pro,
moters have figured out that they will
be able to clear $4,000 a day or total
of S3,56s,000 year.
In the prospectus issued Saturday
John Dern is named as president, Sam
uel Newhouse, vice president: j. S
Bransford, business manager; Bob
Marsh, mnsical director. and Gideon L.
Snyder, conversationalist The corpor-
alton is TO be known as the Farley s
Canyon Pussy Cat Ranch company
The company owns a large tract Of land
in Parley's canyon and it is heer that
the ranch will be located
Here is what the prospectus has ia
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!. FACTS ABOUT sANeErE co,u

{. FACTS ABOUT sANPErE COUNTY
!. Area Area in in SQUARE ans miles .....,........
/. Population . 4 .OO3 Oo6 / Z
! Settled. year $500 2S.ooO u
+ F5T Tnu%W6y ssssrs lsaae Morrey Seth ra casras Is
! lnGqsrgS Grsnar az aysTT!f,eure dayne
!: Assessed valuation, total - e.
!. Assessed valuation oil veal IOl2
I. assessed valuation OF improvements lsss ssss sss
: AssGsssd by - state board equalization l 5SsS 20 20
: Mortsage ndebtedness , .rav Il 1909 nmmber lis {
: Value Va hoI%S% pE%PeTly a o0o,1 0wnsd by 'i i
! Rate Of taxation county and school mills :
!. Nmmbe births in 1909 county '...,.........S
:. Number deaths in 1909 Sei \
/ NHmSsT NHmSsT di86Tees m@5TleseS n n i,os 5'os 8
: Assessed value railroad property sss% ,lli :
/. WEATHER FACTS ABOUT sANPErE COUNTY s
! dSraarg @ lea5Sn sS msr% msag 81 e sH M
! g. oeo6er ] a9s; Noyenlber @s2; DSsr, Deee%Sesrr, &.
i agy. IL February 81: March. 5G Ap10 'S,s S'ss
:. septcm6er iol; october 6S$ EoyeSsr. t9Ssr. Ss9
{ DsGem6er 81 annual, - g.; 80 !:
! ary 2s5; March, a$o APRIL I55; May, SSH; J~Dc +
! October iss No1embe as SP%mSsT PecmSsT Sg
! annual, a. hyerags precipI!a tonIanuary. li5 !
! pTe 5s Igy s57; Amsus :, oSs sepcmGer
= annual, II .95
: : !: : : = !;
Mining claims G75,
Number OF acres assessed g175S.
mount Ssas
Number colonies Of bees lg
Value OF colonies
Value of merchandise
Value Of machinery. etc. 30
Value solvent credits ........ 9lG 5a
Value property otherwise mentionedj ... IS;55
LIVE STOCK
Animal Number Value
Horses and mules 13lN S13SiC
-alte lS'l 20i.GiI
ShcepH ilI lIOsGi
Swine lO2H 1856
'Whilc the number OF sheep j. shown the assess
ment roll al 30 IL this IS only little less than ten per
OF the total number owned 1T Is held b. shcepmen
that this number Is all that Sanpete county should tax
tiem as other counties in which the 3icCp range
assess their sheep. However, it this enormous de
crcpauCy absolute number the asses
the aboutc number owned that the state
board Of equalization to call the shecpmen time and
which resulted in increasing the number also tie
value head not only IN Sanpce county
many other counties in the state.
Sanpelc county Is Of the four counties of tho
bonded floating Indebtedness. Tho
report county treasurer for the month January
shows balance OF cash hand In the general,
fund of SlS09l.56.
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The assessment roll of the county furnishes
terestng data. Here figures
Town ana city lots i0i 9@5
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Lame Shoulder.

This is common form of muscular
rheumatism. No internal treatment is
needed. Apply Chamberlain s Lini
ment freely three times a day and a
quick euro is certain. This linimcnt has
proven especially valuable for muscular
and chronic rheumatism, Sold by all
druppists
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PEACEABLE INDIANS
ON VERGE OF STARVATION

FL. PASO. Tex. Feb. 2T.-Tn dire straits
for food because OF the failure OF their
food crops and without even seed corn
for planting. the Tarahumare Indians Of
the Sierra Madres arc wandering through
the states OF Chihuahua and Coahuila.
The Tarahumares are peaceful and follow
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Facts for Catarrhal Sufferers.

Catarrh is an excessive secretion, ac-
companed with chronic Inflammation.
from the mucous membrane.
The mucous membrane lines all pas
saees and cavities communicating with
the exterior.
Hoods Sarsaparilla acts on the mucous
membrane through the blood. reduces ;n-
nammntion, establishes healthy action
and radically cures all cases OF catarrh
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agricultural pursuits. Their condition is
pitiable and they are on the point Of
starvation. Captain Joaquin Chavez has
appealed to Governor Creel for aid for
them
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Military Ball.

The seventeenth annual military ball,
cadet corps, Agricultural college OF
Utah, will bo held at the Audi torium,
Logan, Utah, Monday evening, Feb.
ruary %. 1910.
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ATTENTION,
Moder, Woodmen of America

Grand concert in aid of distress fund
Tuesday, March l. Knights Of Pythias
! hall. Admission 25 cents.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-28

STORY OF SANPETE COUNTY,
San Pete county occupies a central position In the
group OF counties comprising the state Utah.
yludes all the rich Sanptch valley which eeva
between 5000 and 5000 feet level.
is bounded the north by Utah county, the
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WHEN TYPE WEARS OUT

We sell it to the type foundry and buy
new. That keeps our typo styles up to
date. Century, 55.57 Postoffce place.