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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21
CITY AND VICINITY

JOHANNES NooRLANDER and To-
seph Ollie are charged with assault and
battery In complain. issued yesterday
by the county attorneys office. They are
alleged TO have beaten Christian Rem
dresbacher With their fists. Umo Uffens
is the complaining witness. The alleged
assault took place at Calders Station
where ALI parties involved reside
IT WAS DECIDED Yesterday tba, ou
the American history classes at the high
school would organize debating clubs
The election OF officers will take place
TUESDAY at the different classes AS
usual the best OF these teams Will repre-
sent the school In the annual debates
next spring.
MYRTLE POWELL fcolored). daughter
Of Wash Powell. janitor OF the Judge
building. was married yesterday after
noon 20 Roy Baker OF Los Angeles The
Rev John w RI. Morris OF the A. NJ 4
church performed the ceremony. The
couple left last night for Los Angeles.
PROF. WILLIAM M. DAVIS, one Of the
Harvard university science Instructors
and an acknowledged authority on geo
logical and geographical subjects is ex-
pscted 10 arrive In Salt Lake CITY Mon
DAY. lie is conducting party OF Euro
pean scientists through the country.
THE CRANE COMPANY Yesterday
hled suit In the Third district court
against the Higham- TAYLOR Plumbing
company Tor the collection of s3ei9 81 all
legged TO be due for goods furnished
ECNAC SOSI0IISI . VIII hold a ma -
meeting In their rooms In the Moose
building tonight 10 formulate protests
against the alleged persecution % lumber
works-s IN the southern state.
C. w. RICHIE, tiulec: cruiser Of Tho
federal band office. ' Yesterday morn
ing for a business min .1 Idaho. lie was
accompanied by JJiJ \. Smith. special
agent
AN iNTERLoCuToRY DECREE of
dlt'rc" was yesterday granted in the
|iiiTd district court by Judge r. u Lewis
O. Hazel openshaw from Melvin Open
shaw.
o. =. GURNsEY. n well known young
salt Lgker. left the city Yesterday FOR
Philn dslphie, where he viii study dem
iistry az the University of Pennsylvania.
SUIT FOR DIVORCE was Yesterday
fled In the Third district court by Luz
ciile g. RebholS against w j. Rebholz.
alleging deseruon and non support
FINAL DECREE for divorce was YES.
ierdsy granted In the Third district cour,
BY Judge L. 9. Loofbourow to Esther g
1lallen from Irwin II. Hallen
4 PETITION for the dissolution Of the
san Rafael Fruit {: Farm Lands com
pany. was fled yesterday in the Third
district court
SUIT FOR DIVORCE wAs nied yestcr.
day IN the Third district court by Marie
carmen against Paul Carmen. aIleginr
descrtion.
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FOUR MADE ORPHANS
BY MOTHERS DEATH
Mrs. B. F. Luke, Whose Hus-
band Died Recently, Sue
cunbs to Typhoid Fever.

Five months and one day after the
death of her husband from heart failure,
Mrs, B. F.. Luke. Ss years Of age, OF e2l
Eighth East street. died yesterday in the
Judge Mercy hospital from typhoid fever
Mrs. Luke. who had hrooded secretly over
the death Of her husband. contracted the
disease that caused her dea TIL. two weeks
ago and grew gradually worse until the
end.
-Four children, Ray. II: Lucille. II; Alta
I2 and ElWood, > years OF age ara Or
phans by the death OF their mother Mrs
Luke. who before her marriage was Miss
Emily J. Davis, has a father, James
Davis; a brother. Robert Davis. and n
sister, Mrs. Joseph Grange. living in
Orangevie, Utah, Two other sisters are
living, Mrs Frank Carroll, In Salina,
Utah, and Mrs. Edward Gentry. in ka-
naca- New.
Funeral services will not be arranged
until rela tives are heard from, though
burial Will probably be in the City GENE
tery, beside the body OF Nr. Luke. IN
the meantime old friends OF the family
are at tho home caring for the parentlcss
children.
The Luke family came TO Salt Lake
several years ago from OrangeVille,
whore Mr.. Luke was known for many
years as tho leading merchant OF the COM
munlty.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE

DIVORCE PACT-How the Alfred vanderbits-each d
vorced of the friends and relatives divorced
have planned to rid themselves of divorces annoyances if
they divorced again
WHEN TO KILL-The obstacles in the Of Court Of
Death which would be formed pass upon the fate of in
curables
FALL FASHIONS-Lady Duff-Ciordon describes Of the
latest fashions One little eccentric and under
cumsances could be by but the very youngest
and slightest
UTAH RoANcE-This is the story of husband and
wife who lost their wealth and recouped their fortunes
Utah irrigated farm The story told by Clyde Elliott Of
Salt Lake
SHERLOCK HOLMES-One of the strangest most fasc
mating detective stories written by Conan Doyle The
Adventure Of the Six Napoleons.'' Read it in omorrows
Tribune.
VANDERHEYDEN FYLES-The noted dramatic critic be-
eves he has discovered the great American
been long heraded The play has Just been produced
before New York audience and is called The
Lady. IL will be remembered that Mr. Fyles the in
al performance of the play last spring and that time
predicted for it wonderful triumph.
HEARST COMICS The funniest in the world The
fourpage comic supplement coors only part of the
fun. Mutt and Jeff and silk Hat Harry add to the
gaiety.
SPORTING MISREPRESENTATION Macbeth and other author
branches of sport ENTERTAINMENT of
boxing, baseball football racing The experts
of the country contribute TO the pages Of big Pink
Sheet while the best artists illustrate its pages local
football situation fully covered together with pictures
the university and high school eevens
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21
SECRETARY ST|MSON
To Be HERE TODAY

Secretary Of War Henry L, Stlmson
is due to arrive in Salt Lake City this
afternoon at 2:05 CLOCK. The secre-
tary is returning from a. vacation
passed in San Francisco. He will re-
main in the city until Sunday night
park.
Royal entertainment has been ar
ranged for the secretary during his
short stay. He Will be met by Col.
James A. Irons of the Twentieth in
fantry and escorted to Fort Douglas.
There he will review the troops and in
speet the buildings. Tonight recep-
tion will be given for him by officers
and their wives. Tomorrow morning
he will be the Commercial clubs guest
at breakfast
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21
MUTUALS TO HOLD
CONVENTION SUM

The annual convention Of zoe ,s. u
Improvement associations Oh W
Lake stake will be held suaas,s I,
amusement hall Of the Seventeen Asa -
The officers and teachers T,s 4
general assembly for prehimn,,1s "a
at 10 O'Clock In the morning -
o'clock In the afternoon. ,sr..ss, q
Those who will make addre''y ~
various topics discussed Ste, Stei,.,.siv
Morris. stake president; AIs'Yy n 1
Carr, superintendent OF ths ..sis, d q
a. OF tho stake; Wiliopd IsS@ hsssFil Fil
Frank c. Davis. Ralph NJ g15; \ d;
Ralph Howe. NJ. 8. Leaver, siso:i
shaw, Minnie 3largetts, hs ,os n
Clara Ball. Edna Holt l, ana INNS ~
A special musical prog Faln%s Nd
general meeting has been ada,nssk q
Evangeline Thomas. MISS hea' ZOE autI1
Melvin peterson and a,II,.sr' mae u
composed OF Messrs. awI nj
lane, Dorius and LanioresuA'
mart
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21
CONFIDENCE
MAN IS ON TRIAL

Tho preliminary hearing OF Frank
Shortell. alias Simpson, was begun yes
terday before Justice l.. w. Harris,
Shorteil is the first of tho alleged conf
dence men, arrested In connection with
the sensational bribery chnrges against
Attorney Willard Hanson. TO face trial.
Tho entire day was taken Up with the
examination OF one witness for tho state,
Herbert I.eichter. Assistant County At
torDey 9. NJ Morris finished his question
Ing Of Leichter within an hour after the
witness took the stand but Attorney
Soren X Christensen piled Leich,er with
questions for the rest OF the forenoon and
all Of the afternoon, remarlsing when
court closed that he had still another
matter to ask the witness about The
case was continued until Monday morn
ing at 10 O'Clock.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21
CITY cDNNIsSi1|::: :
SEE SHEEP 1||s'''|: !
Extensive Trip Is u.Ip
Order to Secure Fiirs,.px IN
Information, MI
WOMEN ENTER pRol|N|
Association Of City clutII Il
sents a Petition; Conn., \
clal Club TO Act

IN order to get arst
on actual conditions Of tn. -
through the city canvorN '"e hss
watersheds waters, Mayor Samuel &s' y u
Commissioners W. II. Ko1 :, II
renee ana II, P. Morris yer,s,". =.
trip up Parley's canyon s.s
ton OF The Big and LIE ""
trails. "'uls Y.
The commissioners will !,
nave before them Tor lpaI ..s 81
tic ordinance presented by Ic c
korns; which abolishes ,ho -
establishes a new route t ~ oA I'd
IRENE western and nousi d
city and which eventuan,, ~. pr1
In Davis county, 'dnds usl
Commissioners Korns :, :,
rs the head OF the city Nh ~ al q
tenn, insists that The ,r,ausgt,
through the canyons rns san'ls 4,
IN The contamination or III hsa
ply. His fellow corumissIor..r or. r,s
We're Ioath 10 vote for 'neh mh b
without personal lnves,isatins @1
Upon returning from ill., ~.
Mayor Park and Comm,,,J,p J,p ~;
rene and Morris said they vaei. w,,
decided as 10 the best comr "sn p
sheep men insist that tho s,,. 70 ,s ,s,
of the new route prnrtjcsll,s s'e'O'
the confiscation OF 1000 scrs. ~ J,
ing ground which thoy bavs !
az the end OF the trail. Thsv VI
me new route gives them nn 80. -
oT reaching this ground excon, W !.
nibitVe cost in shipping ~. =
rail from this city or frnT, n"s ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21
MUSICAL PROGRAMME
AT COMMERCIAL CLUB

The following programme win be car
ried out during Saturdays regular lunch
con at the Commercial club:
March. Naval Parade Strock
Operate Selection. The Bohemian
Girl ..,....,. ....-...........B Balfe
"Melodie' s.-..,-. ,..,.-....., .Massanet
Three Dances from ''Nell Gwynne".
Popular Selection, Little Millionaire
= sIOfldu
Hungarian F'antasie .TObaDi
Miss Winifred Smith. soprano, will sing
the following selections:
Waltz Song" ................Jo John Jones
"Danza" .......... Chadwick
Good Bye" ...-.,.-,-.s.., ..,.,.., ,Tostl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21
CAUGHT TRYING TO
RIDE STOLEN WHEEL

ed Dillon. who was betrayed h., hi,
AWKWARD attempts 10 ride a stolen bicycIe
and arrested In Postoff!ce place Thcrsdav
afternoon by Motorcycle Patrolrnan Wood
ara. pleaded guilty to petit larceny when
he faced Judge j. NJ Bowman Of the
criminal division OF the city court yes
terday aDd was sentenced TO serve sixtv
davs In the city jall.
Dlllon's Intellectual efforts TO make
way with MS pnmanageable piere OF loot
were reported To the police department
by citizen who saw him. and Patrolnaz
Woodard Was sent 10 investigate,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21
UNIVERSITY FRESHMEN
ARE GIVEN RECEPTION

The University OF Utah freshmen,
proud numbers OF the sophomores In
Thursdays biz nag rush. were still fur
the upper classmen. that Is, the juniors
and seniors (not the sophomores), gave
them an informal. yet highly enjoyable.
reception In the rest room. The affair
VAS In charge OF Miss Lucy Van Cott,
dean OF women at the university.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21
FALL PLANTING OF
TREES TO BEGIN

Fall planting OF trees on the wasatch
national forest Will be started next We'd
ne sday, when Forest Supervisor F. II
Clarke VIII leave with force OF eiRh-
teen men for Big Cottonwood canyon.
Planting OF more than 20, 900 trees of
three varieties. besides work of seeding
the forestry supervisor. The trees planted
VIII be OF the Englennnn and Norway
spruce and the Douglas Ar varieties The
land seeding will be done by the spot"
method. F
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21
OBSEQUlES FOR DIEHL
TO BE HELD SUNDAY

Funeral services for Christopher Diehl
VIII be held In the Masonic temple mt 3
p. m. Sunday. The services will be under
tho auspices OF Mt. Moriah lodge No 9,
f. and A. NJ, and attended by the
grand lodge of Utah
In compliance with an expressed wish
or Mr. Dlehl before his death, tho MEM
'berS OF the family request that no low
ers be taken to the grave by friends
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21
Students Are Coming.

Professor c. a. Sch.nck OF tba Rirt
more forestry school OF North Carolina
accompanied by forty Students. is ex-
pected 10 arrive in Salt Lake City Sun
ooy afternoon on his way east from Ore
son. The forestry students have canned
there All suniner. During the party's
short stay here the members Will visit
tho Wa9atch nursery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21
Two Thefts Reportea-

Max Il. Mari complained ,s 70 s
Yesterday that soma one r5sy 20
watch from his vest yeste'us ,hs n
while no was IN lavatoFy a.
cafe. ere uehtt
avenue, by means of a skcls;oNI SIX s,oI.u - =
ransacRed the house and stsia ~ sia
and vaiua b!ee 10 the value o. oSs.t al
things takon Included $50 IN ,soass ss \.
necklace valued at $40; q oIsIr oIOI q d
pearls valued at $50, g PSI n n
TIasses valued at $50. isarS A ~
hair brushes valued at ~ NJ"
shooting glasses worth 90
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21
Mrs. Isaac Sears Dead.

Mrs. Lovisa z. Sears, So years Of age,
Wife or Isaac Sears Of Pennington, died
at local hospital. OF peritonitis yester-
day morning. MIG. Sears is survived by
her husband and tho following children:
samuel e, Farley A. Harriet and How
of Olympia, Wash, and Mrs. Sarah
Player Of Salt Lake. Funeral services
Will bo held In F'armington, Sunday, at
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21
Protest Filed by Women

A petition was flied )ale v,,,.-
ternoon with the cIty rsco,5..
Association Of City clubs Of H. =,
testing against the nse Of y. ~
trailf In any form. The ne,,s,.
VIII be introduced al the ns,.,.
commissioners Monday nigh, ~.
lows:
We. the undersigned ei.ir.,
organizations OF salt Laks CIt7 )
10, and hereby do. protest azai,,,
use Of Emigration CANYON :.
other trail running through ~ /.
It's watershed. from which II. ~
supply OF the city Is obtalpS !.
sheep trail 10 or from The -
or wintor ranges, for the fels,'
reasons:
The water supply Of the Al,
been contaminated for yean
only by the offal from me -
passing over these trails. m, b
unburied carcases Of animals n
have died and have been IN; 4
the way. These conditions n
opinion Of the best medical aptt,
ties OF tho state, havs been The .,
cause OF most. or all. Of the ea,.1
typhoid, which have. az pera,
come nearly epidemic in Sal. |,
City.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21
VICTIM OF ALCOHOL
DIES IN PRISON CELL

Said to have been a victim OF alcoholic
poisoning, T. P. McHush. laborer, %
years OF age, who was locked up as a
drunk Thursday night, was found dead
In his cell in the city Jail yesterday
morning Nothing Is known Of the man
except that ho had been arrested several
times for drunkenness The body was
turned over 10 the Qualtrough- Allcott
Undertaking company, and an effort Is
being made 10 locate relatives OF the
dead man
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21
Two BARRIERS AecuSeo

The county attorneys o1'fHi no
issued complaints against Is lam I'D
Charles o. O'Brlen. charging Vrs,st,'l
la tions OF the state Jaw ~ n,itS -
BARRIERS. Page is cliarseo ,GBr!c /.
non-licensed barber ana bsfhs
charged with working as rccssss1
out having procured Inc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21
BurpIar Is Sentences

Joe Lake. who was last 7, yss ,ss eIIE.:'
In the criminal division o. 1. 'nu iss Gls
OF a charge OF burglary IN 10 5iibsrai ib g
yesterday entered a plea o, Ind "a, i
Judge F. c, LoofbourSGTws Ts,esn a upsi'
fenced to a terra OF elsa's'A
the state prison. -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21
ATTORNEYS CLASH
ON LIQUOR PROBLEM
Heads of Legal Departments
of County and City I'm
able to Agree.
VIEWS DIFFER WIDELY
City Attorney Offers Many
Suggestions for Regulation
of Saloon Business.
DIFFER WIDELY

city Attorney Harper ]. Dininny and
County Attorney I. z. Wiley do not
agree aS 10 what powers tho state laN
provides for the c.ty's enforcement OF the
liquor laws
Some time ago County Attorney Wiley
informed the city commissioners that his
offce would not Issue complaints for vio-
lntlons OF the state liquor law when
those violations could be prosecuted un-
der the city ordinances or when city
ordinances could be drawn which would
give the city the power TO enforce certain
things. Attorney Wiley took the stand
that his offce was being overburd med
bv the activity OF the police department.
City Attorney Dlpinny took the directly
opposite stand and held that the city
ordinances were being enforced Just as
far as II Was possible under the ord'-
mances and that the county attorney Was
not being given any complaints Whlch
could have been handled under city ordI-
nauCcs.
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Objections Overruled.

Notwithstanding that this ,onl1
has been protested against b
state board of health aud o!hf {
sanlzations, Into whose care tht Il
lie health has been placed, as 81
by citizens OF Salt Lake ge1s1N
these trails have been ard up 10
present time arc being used hg
flock masters for their purpoxs I
with the consent Of the city arih1
ties.
1t was generally understood b
people Of the city that the ps1f-i
was TO be forever discontinued 4
that new trail was secured b 4
city. so placed that the wa,sr y
would not be contnminated q
passing Of the flock5. but that 4
withstanding this efforts are nov
ing made by the sheep men .
tinue the use of these trails ard =
perpetuato the menace 10 the -
health.
We. your petitioners, there!o's
that the privilege Of using y
trails by the sheep men Tor us
sage OF their iiocks be forever w
drawn.
MRS. J. 7. BELlS
For Association OF CITY c7''
II is said that II meeting Of .1
cd members of the Commerce.! p.
be mad today noon for tne pahhs
an Independent cou,i. ~
go over the trails and make % =, -.
tive Investigation OF conditions ~
port of the committee, 1t rs e4psss y,
be later presented TO the board " ,
rors OF the club for action.
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Issues Defined.

Tho commissioners suggested that At
torncy Wiley transmit 20 Attorney Din
innv his suggestions In writing. \ few
days ago this was done and the city
attorney yesterday filed With the city re-
corier for transmission TO the city com
mission his written opinion OF the county
attorneys suggestion.
nances could be passed by the commits
sioneTs covering nine phases Of liquor
regulation, as follows:
/. Hours of opening and closing,
,. Prohibiting the sale of liquor on
SUNDAYS or election days.
5. Selling liquor after hours.
4. Permitting minors or women in sa-
looms.
8. Permitting anyone in saloons after
certain hours
/. Selling liquor in restaurants without
meals.
s. Regulation OF the physical arrange
ment Of sslnous, including partitions,
side doors. chairs. etc.
2. Providing Tor the revocation of Ii
censes held by druggists and rooming-
house Keepers aftor such licensee has
been convicted of selling liquor without
a license
City Attorney sDininny holds thar the
commission can legislate IN regard 10
intoNica ting liquors in only three re-
spects, namely, the time OF cloeug at an
hour earlier than II O'Clock midnight,
fXing the price to bs paid for liquor IL
which liquor can be sold. He contends
that OF the nine suggestions made by At
torney Wiley Nos. >, :. I. ;, 6. and
are already provided for in city ordi-
udnces. but agrees that new legislation
could be had i'll reference to Nos. 1 and 1.
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ASSESSMENT REPORT
TO Be FILED TODAY
County Auditor c. r. Vigus
Completes Report of AS
Sessed Valuations.
INCREASE is s2,6So,57S.16
Comparison With 1911 Re-
port Shows Interesting Data
in Some Items.
INCREASE is S2,6So,57S.16

County Auditor G. Roscoe Eigus will
today file With Jesse u. Jewkes. state
auditor. his complete tabulated report OF
The assessed valuation OF the several
classes of Salt Lake county property as
corrected by the board of county COM
missioners and the state board Of
equalization. The report embraces the
amount of taxes levied on the total as
sessed valuation for state and state
school. county, special levy on Yalua
Ton OF All sheep and goats, and all
hotses and cattle. outside OF incor-
porated towns and cities, OH account OF
state bounty fund for exterrnina ton OF
WILD animals: also the amount OF taxes
RENTED or ahsted ny the county board
OF equalization for the year 1917.
Inc report shows the grand total as
sessed valuation TO be SS4,052, ,244.16, Of
witch S7N,629,a2I IL the assessed Valua.
ton OF property made by the county
assessor and as corrected by the board
OF county commissioners and the state
board OF equalization, The property as
sesSed by the state board OF eoualiza-
tion and reported 10 the county auditor
aggregated $3,l22.Sl7.I6.
The taxes with which the county treas
nrer hos been charged for state and
state school purposes amounts to $685.
9l6.oo; for county purposes, exclusive OF
special school taxes and taxes for incor-
porated cities and towns, aggregates
S6II,36o.I4; taxes for tho state bounty
fund for eNterminatlon OF wild animals.
sb34.S3.
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Many Suggestions.

Attorney Dlninny then suggests TO the
commission that In regulation providing
for the sale OF iutoNicants there should
be provisions that the applicant for a Ii
cenSe should state definitely the place
where such license is 10 be used: that a
petition signed by a majority of the front
footaEe on the side OF the street In the
block in which the saloon Is to be located
shall be sufficient TO automatically de-
feat the application; that no more than
Two liquor licenses shall be granted to
any person or partnership to be operated
AZ the same time, that after certain
date no license shall be granted where
the liquor is 10 be sold in a place below
The street or sidewalk grade and that II
shall he unlawful as well to drink liuuur
IN such place even though II be pur-
chased elsewhere; that all Intoxicating
liquor sold by a saloon to bn taken out
shall be- taken out OF sent out only
through the front door OF the saloon:
should a club license be revoked a period
Of six months shall elapse before a new
application can be filed; that the limit
of retail liquor licenses In Salt Lake City
shall after December 81, 1912. be limit
cd To i40.
Attorney Dinlnnys communication will
be read TO the commission at Its meet
ing next Monday night.
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Valuation Increases $2,6s9, ,578.16.

Comparison Of the report with the 1911
figures shows the following increases and
decreases:
Total assessed valuation,
I'LL -ssss.-- Ssl fnb :, ,bSb 90
Total assessed valuation,
1917 ..s,..~...---.--.. Si,oS2, 2ii .16
Increase -. ...........S 1859, SIS. .16
In 1911 there was no power and water
company assessment; in 1912 ii ngSre-
gated s23G.Q4n
In 1911 q total OF 61,o22 head of sheep
and goats were assessed at s12e,775: in
1912 the number and amount was de-
creased 10 COLA head and s1d.036
10 1911 the total acreage assessed
amounted approximately TO 2S7,954 acres,
which averaged sl4.oo per acre: III 1912
the total acreage assessed was approx
mately e55,o2S acres, averaging s1s.i0 per
acre.
In 1911 the aggregate value OF town
and. city lots reached S26 103, 245; In 1912
1t amounted TO S2s,900,I60.
In 1911 the number Of mining claims
assessed was 8l,344: In 1919 1t was 1896.
The tsbula ted report To be submitted
TO the state auditor today is as fol-
lows,