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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-11-03
Omaha Soldier Sends Wife
Camera Taken From German

Sergt. Harry E. Flanagan, Com
pany c, Three hundred and forty
first machine gun battalion, Eighty
ninth division, has sent his wife, re-
SLIDING in ASIA North Fourteenth av.
enue, a camera which he captured
from a German officer Somewhere
in France" Omaha photographers
who have examined the camera re-
port it of excellent make.
Sergeant Flanagan left Omaha
with the first draft contingent from
Omaha, September 10, 1917, and was
sent to Camp Funston for training.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-11-03
Burgomaster Max Detained.

Washington, Nov. 2.-Informa-
ton, received by the Belgian gov
eminent and transmitted today to
the legation here, shows that Bur-
gomaster Max Of Brussels, whose
liberation recently was announced
by the Germans, has been compelled
to remain in Germany, at Gesslar.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-11-03
Two Things to Watch
When You Vote Tuesday

Election officials call attention of
the voters to two issues, which
come up at the general election
Tuesday; the one whether suffrage
shall require full citizenship, and the
constitutional amendment in regard
to amending the constitution of the
United States.
If both of these measures are to
be voted for, cross should be
marked in the circle on the ballot,
and # but one is voted for, cross
in the square opposite the one to
be voted for should be made.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-11-03
Dr.. Charles R. Atzen Dies;
Victim of Influenza

DR.. Charles Raymond Atzen, age
u, died in his home, 26l0 Dodge
street, Saturday of pneumonia fol-
lowing influenza. He is survived
by his father, DR.. c. B. Atzen, and
MS mother. Funeral arrangements
will be announced later.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-11-03
Four-Minute Speakers Talk
Over United War Work Drive

Four Minute speakers to the num-
Der of $50 gathered at the Chamber
of Commerce last night to receive
information concerning the united
war work campaign which will open
next week.
F. P. Matthews, chairman for
Omaha, presided and told the speak
ers how best to spread the gospel
which will raise the funds for the
seven societies which are auxiliaries
to the army in battling the Hun.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-11-03
Auto Theft Reported.

H. c. Fielder, Morris apartments,
Eighteenth and Dodge streets, re-
ported to the police the theft Of his
Pathfinder auto which he had
parked at Eighteenth and Douglas
streets.
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NOTES FROM
THE LOGAN CITY
GARDEN CLUB

1t Is now about time for the gar.
dens to be plowed SO that they will
be In good condition for planting in
the near future. Some planting of
radishes and a few peas may be done
now, but the bulk of the planting
should be left for q week or two.
This will give ample time for the
ground to warm up and the seeds
will grow very much faster.
II the planting ia done now we
may have a lot Of stormy wet wealth
er and the seeds may rot in the
ground. consequently, let us wait a
short time and insure against this
probable loss. .
All members Of the garden club
who have not made arrangements for
blowing their gardens see Mr.. Mich
OILS at once and we will get some one
to do II for you. We have several
men who will plow for us. 80 let us
get It done as soon as possible.
Most Of the land Is ready now and
the sooner II Ia worked the better the
crop will be for the summer. Make
a good mellow fine seed bed and the
crop will be fifty per cent better this
summer.
The little chicks will be here about
April 10 or II. so see me at once
and make final arrangements for
your order. We want all Of the
brooders ready before they come 30
that there will be as few as possible
die from the cold. We all want to
be at the depot when they arrive. so
watch the papers and we will try
and let you know just when they
arrive.
Call at the Boosters Club any day
between the hours of s and 6 o'clock
or phone Sc.
BERNARD NICHOLS,
Supervisor.
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SIGN OF GOOD DIGESTION

When you see a cheerful and happy
old lady you may know that she has
good digestion. II you digestion is
impaired or II you do not relish your
meals take q dose Of Chamberlain's
Tablets. They strengthen the stom-
ach, improve the digestion and cause
gentle movement Of the bowels.
,obtaiHabls everywhere.-Advt.
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SLACKERS
Will B E
PROSECUTED

40 ny -
TAX slackers will be prosecuted
as vigorously and r~elentlessly under
the war revenue act as a draft slack
ers were prosecuted under the Sc
lective service act. The aid of all
good citizens Is invoked In bringing
to justice the man who deliberately
seeks to evade his just share Of the
war burden"
This was the statement today OF
Commissioner of Internal Revenue,
Daniel G. Roper. With only eleven
days left In which to file income tax
rsturns, he has practically completed
the organization Of a huge dragnet,
April 1. Revenue officers In every
section Of the country are checking
up returns with a view to beginning
prosecutions against tax dodgers. Tho
word has gone forth that such Of
tenders need expect no leniency.
Through its educational cam
paign the Bureau Of Internal Reve-
nue. has endeavored to cover the
field SO thoroughly that ignorance OF
the law cannot be consistently Of
fered as an excuse" said Commits
sioner Roper today. 1.-The press, the
four minute men. the State and the
County Councils OF National De-
Tense, the field force of the Depart
ment OF Agriculture and other gov
eminent departments, banks. post
offices and hundreds OF volunteer
agencies have ~co-operated in bring
ing home to the taxpayer his duty.
The man who failed to register
under the ~selective service act was
regarded by the War Department as
a Stacker and prosecuted as such.
The man who fails to file his in
come tax will be regarded as a mon
ey Stacker. and when discovered. as
he will be, will be made to suffer
full penalties of the law.
ITO the credit OF the nation, 1t
may be said that ! have gratifying
and coaclus.yo ev.co2co r.-t t.c:2
income taxes will be paid by the big
majority Of the American people
cheerfully and willingly. But the
duty of the honest man does not end
with the payment OF his wi tax. a
man SO Mggardly as to seek to evade
what his representatives In Congress
have declared to be his just share
of a tax imposed for tho support OF
arms Is deserving of no consid-
Grafton and will receive none.
Congress has distributed this tax
Justly and equitably. The rate Is
fixed so that the rich man and the
man of moderate means are assess
ed. each according to his income. No
man can offer the excus that his
neighbor escaped what he is made
to pay. Therefore, it Is incumbent
on all good citizens to aid in carry
ing out the intent and spirit OF the
law. which is that the burden Of
the war tax be evenly distributed
and every man compelled to pay his
just quota"
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CTANIBERLAIN'S TABLETS

These Tablets are intended espe-
clally for disorders OF the stomach.
liver and bowels. II you are trou.
bled with heartburn, indigestion or
constipation they will do you good.
Advt.
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HENRY FREEMAN.
The west SIT feet Of Lot 6,
= Block SO. Frontage SIT feet
%

A. A. sCHEBY.
The east as feet Of the west
1o1.2 feet Of Lot 8. Block So.
Frontage 49.6 feet....--.-.$70.7s
A. A. sCHEBY and
oRIN N. MYLER.
The east FATS feet Of the west
1855 feet Of Lot .. Block So.
Frontage BATS feet------..ss5.ss
oREN n. NYLER.
The west 67.76 feet Of the east
1896 feet Of Lot .. Block SO.
Frontage s7.7B feet..----..t62.68
TRIE6xK. Epik6NbB.
ne sast t17.s feet Of Lot 8.
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All In Plat &C." Logan City Survey,
Cache County. Utah, in Section "a,
Township IL North, Range 1 East
OF The Salt Lake Base and Meridian.
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Description of Property
Owner Assessment
]. r. CARBON and
A. II. HOMER.
Lot /, Temple Heights Addition. |
Total frontage 1882 feet. Qess
30 feet for corner). Frontage
1882 feet ........--.-...$204.95
]. Il. CARBON and
A. r. HOMER.
Lot 2, Temple Heights Addition. |
Frontage so feet...........$71.50
J. Il. CARBON and
Az. HOMER.
lot 8, Temple Heights Addition. |
Frontage 60 feet.........-..SS5.S0
J. Z. CARBON and
A. r. HOMER.
Lot 4, Temple Heights Addition.
Frontage so feet.-........$71.50J
J. r. CARBON and
A. n. HOMER.
Lot 8, Temple Heights Addition |
Frontage 80 feet.......-..s114.AO
J. e. CARBON and
A. r. HOMER.
Lot s. Temple Heights Addition.
Frontage 1862 feet.-...$193.9A
J. e. CARBON and
A. II. HOMER.
Lot .. Temple Heights Addition.
Frontage 49.3S feet........$70.61
J. e.. CARBON and
A. r. HOMER.
Lot 10, Temple Heights Addition.
Frontage 71.2 feet...-..-...$101.s2
J. e. CARBON and
A. R. HOMER.
Lot II. Temple Heights Addition.
Frontage 80 feet..--....$114.40
]. e. CARBON and
A. r. HOMER.
Lot ~, Temple Heights Addition
Frontage 70 feet...---...$100.10
J. E. CARBON and
A. r. HOMER.
Lot 10. Temple Heights Addition.
Frontage 1922 feet......$259.14
J. e. CARBON and
A. r. HOMER.
Lot IA. Temple Heights Addition.
Frontage 40 feet ............$57.20
]. E. CARBON and
A. r. HOMER.
Lot Is, Temple Heights Addition.
Frontage so feet.-.-......$71.50
". e. CARBON and
A. r. HOMER.
Lot 16. Temple Heights Addition.
Frontage 51.76 feet.....-..$74.02
J. e. CARBON and
A. r. HOMER.
Lot II. Temple Heights Addition.
Frontage 84.91 feet...m...$121.42
OREGON SHORT LINE
RAILROAD COMPANY
The east 100 feet Of Lot 8, Block
SO, Plat "A" Logan Farm Sur
vey in Section SO. Township ~
North, Range / East Of the Salt
Lake Base and Meridian. Front
age 700 feet....-....-..--.$1OO1.OO
and is due and payable In five equal
installments as follows:
The first installment becomes de-
linquent May 10, 1918.
The second installment becomes
delinquent March 90. 1919.
The third installment becomes de-
linquent March 90, 1920.
The fourth installment- becomes
delinquent March 20, 1921.
The fifth installment becomes de-
linquent March 30. 1922.
Each Of said installments shall
draw interest at the rate of six per
cent per annum from the 23d day
of March, 1918, and II any or either
OF said installments shall be I'M
paid when they become delinquent
interest thereon shall be eight per
cent per annum until such delinquent
assessments are fully paid. Said tax
shall be enforced and collected as in
other cases of special taxes and IL
not paid the property on which said
levy is made will be advertised and
sold according to law.
All special taxes are payable at
my office in the Arimo Block. $50
North Main Street. Logan. Utah.
LINNIE M. TELFORD.
City Treasurer and Collector
of Special Taxes.
Advt.
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ABRAHAM JORGENSEN.
The west 1913 feet Of Lot 1,
Block 46. Frontage 1918 feet
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LARS FREDERIcKsoN.
Weston, Idaho.
The east 111.2 feet of Lot 2.
Block as. Frontage 111.2 feet
x1bg .O9
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|HYRUM HAYBALL.
The east sS.5 feet of the south
half Of Lot 1, Block 8. Frontage
SS.5 feet ............... $119.4O
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All in Plat "A" Logan City Survey
Cache County, Utah. in Sections 80
and "a, Township 10 North. Range
I East OF the Salt Lake Base and
Meridian.
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WILLIAM wANGSGARD.

WILLIAM wANGSGARD.
The east &C feet Of the west
1898 feet of Lot i. Block &C.
Frontage &C feet..".-....-..$94.3S
ABRAHAM JORGENSEN.
The east 1913 feet of Lot l.,
Block as. Frontage 1913 feet
$153.44
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NOTICE OF
SPECIAL TAX

Notice is hereby given that a pc
cial tax for the purpose Of laying
and constructing a Sewer Lateral in
Sewer District Number s. has been
levied and confirmed by an Ordin-
ance Of the Board of Commissioners
passed the 21st day Of March, A. D.,
o1916.
Said special tax Is levied upon the
following described property in Lo-
gan City, Cache Counay, State Of
Utah, to-wit:
Description Of Property
Owner Assessment
JULIA B. NIBLEY.
The south half of Lot 1, Block
IL. Frontage 1885 feet..$212.36
PEARL C. SLOAN.
The south 49.5 feet Of the. north
half Of Lot 1, Block II. Front
age 1915 feet..-......-..-...$70.79
SARAH ]. p. CARD.
The north 1915 feet Of Lot 1,
Block II. Frontage 101.5
CHARLES H. BAKER.
The south 54.5 feet Of Lot s,
Block IL. Frontage 64.5 feet
$77.94
RICHARD w. JONES.
The north 55.5 feet Of the south
40 feet Of Lot s, Block II.
Frontage 55.5 feet...-..--...$79.36
MELVIN ]. BALLARD.
The north 1905 feet Of Lot 8,
Block IL. Total frontage 1905
feet. (Less 80 feet for corner)
Frontage 140.5 feet.---..$200.92
MURDOCH CANDY co.
The west half Of Lot 2. and the
south 3O.2 feet Of the west hall
Of Lot 8. all in Block IL. Front.
age 1881 feet..----..-..$255.54
N. W. KIMBALL, EFT AL.
(Right-of-Way)
The north IL feet Of the south
40.6 feet of the west half Of
Lot 8. Block IL. Frontage 1;
feet VIII
LEO NJ. KIMBALL.
The south So feet of the nortf
10S feet Of the west half Of Lo'
&. Block IL. Frontage So fee
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Frontage IL feet....--......$17.16
ELLEN X. NIBLEY.
The north AIS feet OF Lot 4, and
the south $50 feet of Lot 8. all
in Block 6. Frontage :s.5 feet
S1lI.IS
sOREN SORENSEN and
ELLEN r. NIBLEY.
The north IL feet of the south
4S feet Of Lot s. Block 8. Front
age ~ feet..-....--.-.-.-.$17.16
JOHN P. CARBON.
The north 1855 feet Of Lot 8.
Block 6. Frontage 1855 feet
$36S.6S
EUNICE E. JACOBSEN.
The east half Of Lot 1, Block Z.
Frontage 1915 feet.---.-$216.64
EUNICE E. JACOBSEN.
J. p. JONSSON.
ANNIE BOWEN.
fright Of Way.
The south 1875 feet Of the east
half Of Lot 8. Block Z. Frontage
1875 feet ......-.....-...$23.60
JOHN A. WOoLF.
The north SO feet of the south
66.5 feet of the east half Of lot
g., Block z. Frontage so feet
= $71.6O
JANE e. PITKIN.
The north 66 feet of the south
1895 feet Of the east half Of
Lot 8, Block Z. Frontage Sc
THOMAS p. SMITH.
The north rS feet Of the east
half of Lot 8, and the south 53.3
feet of the east half of Lot z.
all in Block Z. Frontage 69.3
ELIZABETH A. B. MITCHELL,
EFT AL.
The south 49.5 feet Of the north
90 feet of the east half Of Lot
z, Block 7. Frontage 49.5 feet
JOHN A. BLYTHE.
The north 49.5 feet of the east
half Of Lot 7, Block Z. Frontage
49.5 feet .....-.-----.-.--.$7O.79
H. j. DEWITT.
The east 74.25 feet of Lot G.,
Block z. Total frontage 223.95
feet Cess SO feet for corner)
Frontage 1895 feet..--..$248.75
WILLIAM X. ROBBINS.
The west 1874 feet of the east
1905 feet of Lot 6. Block Z.
Frontage 76.4 feet....--..$1O9.25
DAVID f. HAWS.
The west 49.S feet of the east
200.45 feet of Lot G.. Block 7.
Frontage 49.8 feet...-...-~..$71.21
MOSES L. JOHNSON.
The west 99.7 feet Of Lot 6.
Block Z. Frontage 99.7 feet
$142.57
OSCAR M. POPE.
The east rs feet Of Lot s. Block
Z. Frontage IS feet....-......$107.25
JOHN A. McALISTER.
The west 1874 feet of the east
272.4 feet Of Lot s. Block z.
Frontage 1874 feet..--..$282.2S
JOSEPH E. CARBON.
The east 99.75 feet Of the south
half of Lot 1. and the west 74.25
feet Of the south half Of Lot 8.
all In Blocks. Frontage 17i
feet $246.82
EDITH HAYBALL.
The east half Of the south half
Of Lot 8. Block 8. Frontage
74.26 feet ...-..-----....-..$106.18
HYRUN HAYBALL.
The west 1925 feet Of the
south half Of Lot 2. Block 8.
Frontage 1925 feet..--...s1ss.12
ANNIE G. A. LARSEN.
The east 1925 feet Of the south
half Of Lot 2. and the west es.25
feet OF the south half Of Lot I
all In Block s. Frontage s2.S
San% S117.91
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ANNIE BOWEN.


The north Sc feet Of the west
half Of Lot g.. Block ~. Front
& Sc feet..-------.....-.$8O.0S
Joseph H. PAINTER.
The west half of Lots 4 and 8.
Block ~. Total frontage 1895
feet (less so feet for corner)
Frontage 249.6 feet..--.$368.s3
HERsCHEL BULLEN JR.
The east half of Lots 6 and Z.
Block 16. Total frontage 900
feet (less SO feet for corner)
Frontage 253 feet..--.--.$361.79
ORSON G. LLOYD.
The north 28.5 feet OF the east
half Of Lot 8. Block 16. Front
Z ass feet.-----.-----$40.76
JAMES J. LARSON.
The west half of the north half
Of Lot 8. Block s.. Frontage
54.3E feet .-.-----------.$10e.1s
H. p. BAIR.
The east half Of the north half
Of Lot 8. Block IS. Frontage
TABS feet .....-.-......$106.1s
JULIA r. THOMSON.
The north half of Lot g.. Block
IS. Frontage 1875 feet...$212.36
JOHN L. BLYTHE ESTATE,
Care H. G. Mcmillan,
Salt Lake City. Utah.
The north half of Lots Z and g..
Block IS. Total frontage 302.s
feet (less so feet for corner.)
Frontage 252.8 feet.-...$361.50
zELLA d. TONNESBECK.
The west half Of Lot 8. Block SO.
Frontage 1912 feet.-....$216.22
L. w. JOHNSON.
The west 50.4 feet of the east
half OF Lot s, Block SO. Front
age 1914 feet.-...---.--.-$72.O7
ALFRED @. PICOT.
The west 5O.4 feet Of the east
1905 feet Of Lot s, Block SO.
Frontage 5O.4 feet...-.-...$72.07
A. A. sCHEBY.
The east 50.4 feet Of Lot 8.
Block SO. Frontage 50.4 feet
HENRY FREEMAN.
The west SIT feet Of Lot g..
p1nNk az Eroutava 617 feet
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HANNAH M. OLSEN.
The north half of Lot 8, Block
80. Frontage 151 feet....$215.93
JAMES c. PETERSON, JR.
The north half of Lot 6. Block
80. Frontage $50 feet...$214.50
JAMES c. WALTERS.
The north half Of Lots Z and 8.
Block 80. Frontage 200 feet
$427.67
OLOFSON.
Lot. 2, and the south 214.5 feet
Of Lot 8, all in Block 40. Total
frontage SIS feet. (less so feet
for corner) Frontage ass feet
MRS. ETHEL SANDBERG.
The north S2.5 feet Of Lot 8,
Block 40. Total frontage 236 feet
(less so feet for corner). Front
age 1876 feet.-.....-..--.-$265.9S
ROBERT DAVIS.
Anaconda, Montana.
Lot 4. Block 40. Frontage 1910
feet $424.71
PAULINE KOWALLIs.
The south half of Lot 8. Block
Al. Frontage $50 feet...$214.50
MRS. OLGA F. LARSEN.
The south half Of Lots 1 and 2.
Block Al. Frontage 1918 feet
$41o'oo
MRS. JENS OLSEN.
Lot 2. Block AZ. Frontage 1885
feet $419.70
J. H. NELSON.
The west half of Lot I, Block
A.. Frontage 1907 feet..$215.5o
JAMES sORENsEN.
The east half of Lot 1, Block AZ.
Frontage 1868 feet..---.$224.22
MARY soRENsEN.
The south half Of Lots 3 and 4.
Block 43. Frontage qo".A feet
SiA3'oo
c. s. HANSEN.
The south half Of Lot Q. Block
43. Frontage 1855 feet....$212.36
WILLIAM ANDREW.
The south half Of Lot 1. Block
a.. frontage 1868 feet....$22S.51
us. l.c--., L..2-.;.
-la west 1850 feet and the east
1926 feet Of Lot 2, Block A.
Frontage 27S.1 feet..--.-.$397.6S
MRS. I. CATHR1NE JOHNSON.
The west "a feet Of Lot /. Block
A. Frontage 81 feet-.-.-.$120.12
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
The east 67.2 feet Of the west
half of Lot I. Block ~. Front
age 67.2 feet.-----..-..-..$96.10
JOHN J. JOHNSON.
The east half of Lot 1. Block "A.
Frontage 1912 feet.----.$216.22
LOUIS CHRISTENSEN.
The west 1873 feet of the south
half Of Lot 4, Block 45. Front
age 1873 feet....---.-..-...$105.53
SOPHIA C. LARSEN.
The east TAI feet Of the south
half of Lot 4, Block As. Frontage
74.10 feet ...-----.---.-$105.96
MRS. JANE r. HUGHES.
The west 104.6 feet Of the south
half Of Lot 8. Block As. Front
age 104.6 feet............-..-...$149.5S
DAVID COWLEY.
The east 49.5 feet of the south
half Of Lot 8, Block 45. Front
& 49.5 .....--.-..-.....$70.7S
w. o. HANSON.
The west 61.4 feet of the south
half Of Lot Q. Block 45. Front
age 61.4
HERMAN SPENST.
The east ola feet Of the south
half Of Lot 2. Block AZ. Front
age 91.4 feet..-...-.-..-.$130.70
w. C. MORTENsEN.
The west 49.5 feet of the south
half Of Lot /, Block AZ. Front
age 49.5 feet....-------.--.$70.78
KATHRINE LARSEN.
The east 49.5 feet Of the west
% feet Of the south half Of Lot
l., Block 46. Frontage 49.5
Feet $1V.10
LEO M. JOHNSON.
The east 4S.5 feet Of the south
half of Lot /. Block IS. Front
z 4S:6 feet...---------..$70.7S
MRS. BETTY N. JENSON.
The west 97.3 feet Of Lot =.
Block As. Frontage s7.3 feet.
-....-.. $1Ss.1l
UT orr MARyE PETERSON,
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Annals. KNOX.
The north S1.2 feet of the south
242.5 feet Of Lot 4. Block 6. From
. tage S1.2 feet...-..-.-..--.$116.12
ROSANNA II. HYDE.
The north IL feet Of the south
254.5 feet of Lot 4, Block 6.
Frontage IL feet...-........$17.16
ELLEN X. NIBLEY.
The north AIS feet Of Lot 4, and
the south $50 feet Of Lot 8. all
in Block 6. Frontage :e.5 feet
900 oc
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Description of Property
Owner Assessment
UTAH-1DAHO HOSPITAL.
The south 1913 feet~of Lot 4,
Block g.. Frontage 1913 feet
coon ca
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Block SO. Frontage 117.s feet

$167.74
MRS. LUCY w. EvERTON.
The west rs feet. and the east
IT'S feet of Lot s. and the north
half Of Lot 6. all in Block 81.
Frontage 2S4 feet.....-..$406.l2
L. p. LARSEN.
The north half Of Lots 7 and 8.
Block 81. Frontage 301.S feet
eAq1 81
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WILLIAM M. HOWELL.
Lot g., Block 3S. Frontage S00.S
feet $43O.14
OTTO JENSON.
The west 80 feet Of Lot 6, Block
SO. Frontage 80 feet.-..-$141.5?
LOGAN INVESTMENT
CORPORATION.
The east 1913 feet of Lot 6, Block
SO. Frontage 1913 feet....$2S3.14
HANNAH NJ. OLSEN.
The north half Of Lot 8. Block
80. Frontage 151 feet...$215.93
JAMES c. PETERSON, JR.
The north half of Lot 6, Block
80. Frontage $50 fe~et...$214.50
JAMES c. WALTERS.
The north half of Lots Z and 8.
Block 80. Frontage 299 feet
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MRS. ETHEL SANDBERG.
The north S2.5 feet Of Lot 3,
Block 40. Total frontage 236 feet
(less so feet for corner). Front
age 1856 feet.-...-------.-$265.9S
ROBERT DAVIS.
Anaconda, Montana.
Lot 4, Block 40. Frontage 1910
feet $424.71
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LEO NJ. KIMBALL.
The south 50 feet of the north
1os feet Of the west half Of Lot
5, Block IL. Frontage 50 feet
az
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SOREN SORENSEN and
ELLEN r. NIBLEY.
The north IL feet Of the south
48 feet Of Lot s. Block 8. Front
age IL feet...-.--..-..-..--.$17.16
JOHN P. CARBON.
The north 1855 feet Of Lot 8.
Block 6. Frontage 1855 feet
$369.6S
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1918-05-03

The readers of this paper will he
pleased TO learn that there is at least one
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able TO cure in AL its stages, and that is
Catarrh. Catarrh oeing greatly influence
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Cure is taken internally, and acts thru
the blood on the mucous surfaces OF the
Extraordinarily destroying the foundation
of the disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitution
and assisting nature in doing its work.
The proprietors hive so much faith in
the curative powers oil Halls Catarrh
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las for any case that it fails to cure.
Send for list Of testimonials. Address:
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Ohio. Sold by Druggist. 75c. adv.
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Helps To Keep Fit.

When the diges ion is out of order. il
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bad breath, bloating, gas, indigestion
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Jos. A. Mehringer. adv
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become constipated or when they feel
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EN- the stomach and move the bowels.
They are easy to take and pleasant in
effect.