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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-29
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IT LILY equipped lunch st-1d. inc1udinr
soft drinks ready Tor CUISINES. Tor sale
very reasonable. money maker Cau 500
Texas.
ATTENTION. HOTEL Mn
For Sale-Best hotel proposition in state.
located az Plaiuview. Tex For further
Information. write. wire or phone G. O.
Glillland. 1918 Z. Rio Graude. Phi $3.50
y Paso. Tex
FOR SALE = Canfectonery. up-t0-date.
good locatia1- candy kitchen in connection.
center o. warren district good paying
business for party that understands the
confectionery business. price $500. For
fun particulars address Lowell C0ufectlou-
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WASTED-lfan o. character and ability
10 Join me On equal partnership IN the on
lease and royalty brokerage business must
be thoroughly capable co managing office.
snIerdid opportunity fer one with real
estate experiences who wishes 20 enteE
field o. greater PROMISE little capital re-
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CROZIER BARGAINS
Cold drink and cigar stand. Eood location.
$500. furniture CO 10 room roumluE house.
fine furniture. $1,000. "a room roomlnc
house. u-lu take stripped down ear Ia parr
payment barber shop IN center q town.
fine trade. s.1oe- oil maps o. Pecos and
Toyaa oil fields. 81
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OIL QUOTATIONS.

These quotations furnished daily By =. s
Curtis & Co. Hotel Sheldon.
Fort Worth Oils.
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SFHlNG and rcmodeiinE done reasonable
caE SOS Campbell Phi SofJ
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Dressrnaaing Parlors, have them made u
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prices. his Wyoming. Phi 43IG
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pair OF shoes alternately. letting one
other
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HOTELS. RO0MTNG HOTsES n
AFAETMENTS
OLE .nELn LuIL

We firmly believe that within 50 days
from da-a that hotels. roominE houses
and apartments viii D. 40 percent higher.
80 take our advice and see Us before buy
ing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-29

NEW r. II. IN MEXICO COMPLETE.
The new railroad from La Capilla
TO Chapala in the state OF Jalisco
has been completed. according TO the
Universal a Mexico newspaper.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-26
WOULD PROSECUTE
DEMOCRATS ALSO
IF ELECTION LAW TRANGRESSOR
IN MICHIGAN.

Detroit. Mar. 2G-The Democratic
state central committee will gladly
join Gov. Sleeper in the prosecution
of any peson connected with the Dem
ocratic campaign of nineteene eighteen
who may have transgressed the law.
Chairman Thad Preston Informed
thegoyernor today. The letter of Mr..
Preston asserts that sworn state.
ments of receipts and eXpeiitures by
the committee show S total Of fifty
three thousand awo hundred and eigh
ty-fou dollars expended for all state
and congressional candidates and
Mr. Ford's candidacy
Besides this there was expended d
thousand eight hundred and seventy
five dollare by the Fords for senator
committee preston added.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-26
Jack Horkan Not Held
On Murder Charge

Albany. Ga, March 25.-7In the case
of Jack Horkaan, Of Moultrie, charge
with the murder in warrant issued
in connection with the killing of
Policeman M. c. Collins. in this city,
last month, the Doughterty county
grand jury has returned no bill,
according to announcement made
Wednesday. Horkan, however, was
indicted for violating the prohibition
law. it being charged that he and
other members of the party Of five
that came here from Moultrie at the
time Collins was killed, had gallon
of moonshine whisky with them.
R. S. English was the only member
of the party that was indicted by the
grand jury Cor murder. His indict-
ment was made public Wednesday,
He has been in Jail here since the day
of the shooting His trial will probab-
ly come up about the middle OF next
week in Doughery superior court.
Asbury Newell, another member OF
the party, was also indicted for VIC
lation of the prohibition law
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-26
MAXIMUM OF TWENTY FIVE
HUNDRED DOLLARS
DEMAND PROMPT ACTON
WGGld Cost Canada %215,-
O00,0 900 to Agree to Propo
Scd Bonus

Montreal. Mar 26-Canadian eX-
service men want bonus from the
government ranging from minimum
of one thousand to maximum Of
twenty five hundred dollars, accord
ing to resolutions adopted last night
at the annual convention Of the great
war veterans association Of Canada
The resolutions call upon parliament
TO immediate action
Secretary-Treasurer Maaneill IN
formed the delegates that the pro
posed bonus would cost the govern
ment two hundred and fifteen million
and said the present government had
declared itself against an indiscrimi-
nate cash bonus
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-26
WIDE INTEREST IN
FARMERS MEETING
CRISP PLANTERS HEAR EXPERTS
ON IMPORTANT SUBJECTS

A good crowd of representative
farmers from all parts of Crisp cour-
ty attended the farmers meeting at
the Court house this morning. Ad
dresses were made by three experts
! from the State College of Agricul
ture, and the Horticulturist of the
A. B. & A. railroad County Agent
c. B. Culpepper presided over the
meeting which convened at ten
o'clock.
The growing and handling of to-
bacco was discussed in detail by E. c.
Westbrook. He stressed the import
ance of having plenty of good strong
plants and in transplanting them
early He said tobacco should be
transplanted by the middle of April.
He also stressed the importance of
keeping the beds free from grass and
weeds,
The next speaker Mr.. Paul Tabor
stressed the Importance of the Farm
Bureau in this county. He pointed
out how live Farm Bureau would
enable the County Agents to reach
every home in the county. Then be
gave a thorough discussion on graz
ing crops for hogs and permenant
pastures for cattle. He said pearl mil
let and sorgham planted now, would
furnish grazing during the summer
months when grazing is scarce.
Mr. j. w. Firor, of the A. B. & A.
railroad and the Planters Products
Company, pointed out the value of the
sweet potato as money crop for
South Georgia. He warned against the
danger of setting diseased plants. He
also talked on storing and marketing.
Mr.. F. C. Ward, boil weevil expert,
gave results obtained from the use OF
Calcium Arsenate in poisoning the
boil weevil in Georgia last year.
Mr. Ward stated that Calcium
Arsenate should be used strictly ac-
cording to the Government rec
concentrations, in which case increas-
ed yields from 300 to 500 pounds Of
lint cotton per acre may be obtained.
The cost of poisoning will range
from $500 to $1,000 per acre.
Gennine interest in all the subjects
discussed was manifested during the
the meeting and County Agent Cul-I
pepper who started and put the meet,
ing over successfully, as well as those
who handled the different subjects
are hopeful of good results among
the farmers of Crisp.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-26
GOV. F1OL COMB REFUSES
TO CALL SPECIAL, SESSION

Hartford Conn, March 24.-Gov.
Marcus H. Holcomb Republican. in
a statement tonight flatly refused to
call a special session of the Connec-
ticut General Assembly to act on. the
federal suffrage amendment. The Re-
publican state convention by an al
most unanimous vote in New Haven
this afternoon called upon the Gov
ernor to call a special session, so that
it might be possible for Connecticut
TO be the thirty-sixth state to ratify
the suffrage amendment.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-26
ENGINEER ELI BOND
AND FIREMAN DEAD
IN WRECK OF "ROYAL PALM
NEAR MACON.

Macon, Mar 2G.-Engineer Eli Bond
and Fireman A. g. Tidwell, both Of
Macon, We're killed when their engine
of the Royal Palm train of the South
ern Railway turned over near Adams
Park, ten miles south OF Macon here
this morning. Two sleepers were de-
rallied. but none OF the passengers
were injured.
1t is believed the engine struck an
open switch
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-26
FRANCE AFTER SHIPS
SEIZED BY BRAZIL
HAS PLEDGE OF SUPPORT FROM
ENGLAND.

Paris, Mar. 26.-France and Brazil
have begun negotiations relatives tc
the purchase of some German ships
seized during the war by the Brazil
ian government, according to Journal
which says England is reported to
have pledged her support to France
in the exchanges now going on. Some
agreement concerning shipping is
nearing a conclusion at London, the
Petit Parisien believes
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-26
GIVEN
ROUSEN(1 OVATION
DISPLAYS SPEED AND CLEVER
NESS IN FIRST SHOW

New York. Mar 26.-Georges Car
pentier gained host Of friends here
early today by his display Of speed
and cleverness in an informal shirt
sleeve sparring exhibition with Maj.
Anthony x. Drexel Bddle before a
thousand guests at dinner at the In
ternational Sporting Club.
1t was the Frenchman's first eXhi'
bitten in this country and he was gif-
on rousing ovation. Match Of two
2-minute rounds was staged in an iIl-
proyised ring in the center OF the
Hotel Commodore bah room.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-26
GOV. Smith AFTER
N. Y.RENT ROBBERS
RECOMMENDS STATE ASSISTANCE
IN HOME BUILDING

Albany, Mar 26.-Gove Smith sen:
a message to the Legislature today as
sailing protiteering landlords and re.
commenting laws providing for the
appointment Of local housing boards
and a central state housing agency for
co-ordinating local efforts and d con
stitutonal amendment permitting eI-
tensions of state credit on a largo
scale and low rates to aid in the cen
struction of moderate priced homes
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-26
COTTON DESTROYED IN
M0NTEPUMA BLAZE

Montgomery, Ala, Mar. 26 Fire
loss approximately resulted at noon
from "A blaze in the Atlantic Compress
Company was three hundred bales of
I cotton and thousand bales linters
The origin Of the fire is believed to
have been spontaneous combustion.
The property was insured
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-26
SUNDAY SINGING AT
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST CHURCH

There will be song service at the
Primitive Baptist Church beginning
li 2:3O Sunday p. NJ and all those
who like good songs sung right a"d
also those who love to sing are cordial
ly invited to be present Those in
charge of this service promise mos
enjoyable afternoon Several good
leaders from adjOing counties are eX.
expect to be present
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-26
NO PERMISSION FOR TROOPS
OCCUPATION
ALLIED OR NEUTRAL ZONE
Allies Reach Agreement as
to Guarantees to Be De-
mandcd

Paris, Mar. 26 The allies have not
yet given or refused permission for
the German regular troops to enter
either the allied zone of occupation
or the neutral zone established by the
treaty. according to semi-offcial in
formation today.
What has been done it is stated is
to- reach an agreement as to guaraE-
tees to be demanded from Germany IN
the event she desires to engage in
military operations in the zones in
questions.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-26
ALLEGED INSULT TO WOMAN
CAUSES RAILROAD WALK0UT

Roanoke, Va, March 25.-This af-
ternoon 3O3 of the local clerical EN-.
ployes of the Norfolk and western
railway in Roanoke had walked out
becaused Of the company's refusal to
dismiss w. r. Divers, non-union time
keeper at the West End terminal OF
flee, charged with making alleged in
sulting remarks to a woman employe.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-26
AFTER EFFORT TO RE0RGANHZE GERMAN CABINET RESIGNS
DESTRUCTION NATIONS INDUSTRIES THREATENED BY REDS
SUPERIOR GERMAN GUNNERY STOOD
THE BRITISH ON HEADS AT JUTLAND
PASHT CABINET IN
TURKEY RESIGNS

Constantinople, Mar 20
The Turkish Cabinet headed
by Sail Pasha, Termed March
9th has resigned. The Sultan
has asked Samad Fredi Pasha,
former grand Nizier, to form a
new government,
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-26

Pe"e' Fa.'s. Ky Rire last night
estroyed 'he large home fot Kentucky
confederate Veterans here. entaiine
a loss 'afinA eu at $4,000. There
va II" less # liz or injuries. the
hs taken Iicm the building before
~" fire gained much headway. Louis
vale fireman and apparatus arrived
mere ~ timo to lI.Ntnt spread of the
hlaz" 70 hcarhy lesIdeLccs. The origin
Of me fine in III dy;' mined.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-26
j. w. FRANCIS WILL.
ADDRESS SALESMEN

j. w. Francis left this afternoon fol
Savannah where he will address a
meeting Of Southern Cotton Oil Com
pany statesmen of the Savannah dis
trict tomorrow morning at II o'clock
1t goes without saying that jim
will give the boys something TO laugh
and think about.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-26
BROOKLYN SHOE COMPANY
SUFFERS BIG FIRE LOS.

New York, Mar. 26.-The factories
of the Adler Shoe Company in Brook
lyn was partially destroyed by fire.
believed of incendiary origin today.
The loss is estimated at hunded and
fifty thousand dollars.
Five firemen We're overcome by the
smoke.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-26
SURPRISE AT TONE
BRITISH PREMIER

Washington, Mar 2G.-Sm
prise is expressed by officials
here today at the tone OF Lloyd
Georges speech in the Com
mons yesterday regarding the
refusal of the United States to
to accept mandates over tal'i
tories in the near east
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-26
ANDERSON, S. c. HAS TIE
PER CENT INCREASE

Washington, Mar 26.-Populations
announced today included Anderson,
s. c., ten thousand, five hundred and
thirty-fve, an increase of nine and ono
tenth per cent.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-26
AA Z JzzsaKas-a> >As-''
ceeded in repelling all infantry Il
Food Growing Scarce

Geneva, Mar. 26-Towns along the
Swiss German frontier are calm but
railroad and telegraph conditions are
chaotic and food growing search in
southern Germany. Many wealthy
German families are crossing the bor-
der to get good meals
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-26
EFFORTS TOWARD RE0RGANi-
ZATION FRUITLESS
UNEXPECTED ATTACK FELT


Pairs. Mar 26.-Germm cabinet
headed by Premier Bauer has resign
ed according to q messae from Berlin
today
Unable to Reo7ganze
Berlin. Thursday, Mar 25.--Inter-
party deliberations looking to the re-
organization Of the German govern
ment have been fruitIess up to seven
o'clock this evening.
Unexpected attacks on the vice pre-
miar DR. Schatfer, and the increased
dissention in the wing OF the social
ist party led by Phillip Scheidemann,
featured the day
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-26

nual report in nineteen-fOurteen stated
the numerical strength of the navy
adequate. Next year he said only an
additional ten thouasnd men were
needed, while the navy general board
in its 1914 report stated that nineteer
thousand six hundred men We're need
ed
The general board. the commando
in chief of the Atlantic Fleet anf
many officers Of high rank brought the
deplorable and unsatisfactory cond
tion of the personnel to the depart
ment's attention with emphatic and re
peated recommendations that imme
'iiate steps should be taken to remedy
conditions, Taussig testified
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-26

Hogs arc going down. The compe-
tirion Of profiteers was too muchfor
them
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-26
KIDNAPPED SON
FOUND In HOTEL
HAD BEEN PRISONER SINCE WE'D
NESDAY NIGHT.

Lexington, Ky, Mar. 26.-P2ul Lit
the twclve years old son of f. R. Lit
tie a Lexington capitalist, who has
Deen held for twenty five thousand
dollars ransom. by kidnappets, was
found this morning locked in "A room
of q local hotel. The boy said he had
kept a prisoner in the room since
Wednesday night.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-26
ISSUE STATEMENTS FROM
GREAT HEADQUARTERS
GOVERNMENT TROOP WAIT
Workers Forces Claim Cap
ture of Village and 200
Prisoners

London, Mar 26.-Workers forces
entrenched along the Lippe river
south and southeast of the city Of
Wesel, threatened if they failed to cap
ture Wesel. to destroy all factories
and mines in western Germany, says a
Berlin dispatch to the Exchange Tela-
graph.
The Reds have established great
headquarters similar to that OF the
old German army and are issuing Of
fetal statesments. In last nights
communique the Reds claim to cap
ture several villages and more than
two hundred prisoners during the day
They say government troops in WeS~
tern Germany are not taking any ac-
tion and are awaiting orders from
Berlin.
Situation Clearing
Berlin, Mar. 26-Wesel, the be-
seiged fortress northwest of the Ruhr
coal basin still is holding out today
AGAINST revolutionary Workmen,7-le'
cording to Friehiet
The situation in the Ruhr district
gradually is clearing, the newspapers
says.
Government Holds WeseI
Buderich, Thursday, Mar. 26-Gov-
ernment troops still held Wesel across
the Rhine from here at four this al
ternoon. The fighting at that hour
seemed dying out and although Wesel
is under fire from artillery in the
hands of the Reds, the troops had sue
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-26
GERMANS BETTER SHOT IN
JUTLAND SCRAP
LATE START SAVED U. S.
Would be Paying Indemnity
Now Had We Gone Against
Huns at First Of War

Washington, Mar. 26.-The Ger
mans by sperior gunnery turned the
British en- their heads" at the battle OF
Jutland. Rear Admiral Plunkett de-
clared today before the senate com
mittee. He did not goFnto details and
no questions were asked him. Plum
kett told the committee that the navy
was without sufficient men when the
war began.
IF we had been up against Germany
when the war began we would have
been paying indemnity today and all
because we did not have trained men,
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he said

He declared Secretary Daniels
would not let the navy have men.
Washington, Mar. 2G.-Charges that
the navy department took steps to
prevent reports reaching the public
regarding the shortage of personnel in
the navy before the United States
entered the war were made before the
senate committee today by Capt Jo-
seph x. Taussig, of the naval war col
lega at Newport.
Tuussig said that Daniels in his an
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THE BEST COUGH MEDICINE

when . druSglst finds that his
customers oil speak well Of = GER
tain preparation, We forms = good
opinion Of It aid when In need II
such = medicine 10 almost certain to
use It himself and In his family.
This 10 Why 20 many druggists use
and recommend Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. J. D. Jssss; . well known
drugs,st OF Cubrant Ky. says. Il
have used Chamberlain Cough Rem
edy In my family for the past seven
years and have found u to be the
best cough medicine have ever
Known" Adv
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NOTICE To CREDITORS

Estate O: Christopher James X, ari.
Deceased.
Creditors will present claims with
vpucberss to the undersigned At No.
469 North Second East street In I.o-
gan City. in Cache County, stat. ~
Utah, on or before the 1lth day II
A. u. 1920.
Date OF first publication June 10,
s2e.
MEl.NIh h. kEARL,
Administrator \
v. w. VAUGHAN. d
Attorney. ~ 40 ~ Adv-7-10
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TO THE DYsPEErlO

I woule you not like 70 feel that
Jour stomach troubles are over. that
you can eat any Kind Of food that
you cravsf Consider then the fact
that Chamberiain's Tablets have
cured othsrs-why not you. There
are many who have been restored to
health by taking these tablets and
can now eat any Kind Of food that
they crave. Adv
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ton Is. Township "a,
North OF Range I,
East OF the Salt Lake
Meridian. and Running
thence south 47O.s feet;
thence East 100 feet;
thence north 470.S feet;
thence west 100 feet to
beginning .................... 5 "a
IfIRA SAMUEL KENT
beginning at y point 30
feet east OF point
1878 feet south OF the
northeast corner OF Sec
ton Is, Township ~.
North OF Range 1, East
OF the Salt Lake Meri-
dian and running thence
south sS.7 feet: thence
east 100 feet; thence
north sS.7 feet; thence
west 100 feet to begin
nthg ,............................ Abs
THOMAS YOUNG
Care OF Wallace Young)
Beginning al a point 3S
| feet west OF u point 536
feet north OF the south
| east corner OF Section
Township "a, North OF
Range /, West OF the
Salt Lake Meridian, and
running thence north
| $50 feet; thence west
100 feet; thence south
$50 feet; thence east
100 feet to beginning =. : 7.7s
ITHoMAs YOUNG
Care Of Wallace Young)
| Also. beginning at a
| point 30 feet west Of a
point 252 feet north OF
the southeast corner OF
I Section !. Township IA.
North OF Range l. West
OF the Salt Lake Merit
dian. and running
| thence north 1S4 feet:
/ thence west 100 Feet:
| thence south 1874 feet;
| thence east 100 feet TO ~.
beginning .................... 80.
All Of the foregoing lands are 81
uaied in Cache County, State q
C'ah.
Dated at Lewiston, Utah. this 31s
day ofSnny, ,oao.
7 "a om.e n, ROGERS, f.,
j v Treasurer or he Tow
lAdv-822 or Lewiston
Want TO Be q Generate
The large number NJ generals" II
linlti is1ue to the fact thai Ibis RAM
Is nwaslrd for nlmnsi any sori o
sdr.iccHb the state ar polIties. &
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thence west 100 feet:
thence south 1901 feet;
thence east 100 feet to

thence south 1901 feet;
~ thence east 100 feet to ~ 4
beginning .................. $4Ti.4S|
RoY KENT
BeEinning at point 90
feet south OF paint
1861 feet east OF the
northwest corner OF Sec
tie1 =. Township ~.
Worth OF Range I, East n,
of the Sal, Lake Merj- a
dian. and running
thence east 1875 feet;
thence south 100 feet:
thence west 1875 feet;
thence north 100 feet to
~ beginning .....,,.~.,-...- $ 1868
10Y KENT
Also beginning at
point 80 feet south of t.h
point 1885 feet east
II, Of the northwest corner ,r
Of Section Z, Township
IA, North Of Range /,
East OF Salt Lake Meri-
dian. and running q
thence east 1122.5 feet;
thence south 100 feet;
thence west 1122.5 feet
thence north 100 feet TO
beginning .................... $25S.3S
RAY KENT
Beginning at point 33
feet east Of a point
1899 feet south OF the
northwest corner OF Sec
ton 7. Township IA
Y North Of Range /, East
OF Salt Lake Meridian,
running thence south
240 feet: thence east
100 feet; thence north
240 feet; thence west
100 feet to beginning s. 12.4S
LAY KENT
Alss, = beginning at aB
point 90 feet east OF
point 80 feet south OF =
the northwest corner OF
Section Z. Township IA,
| North OF Range ],
East Of the Salt Lake
Meridian. and running
thence south .s66 feet;
thence east 180 feet:
thence NORTH see feet:---.'''.-..-,'-'
Themes east 1885 feet: slcr
thence north 400 feet; 1874
thence west Lass feet ~
to beginning ,........:...... Sly, ~
IRIS SAMUEL KENT ..-.....-..........-.-.
Beginning at a point9S
feet east of q point t.s' Jed
1910 feet south Iof the 5i1a - p.
| northeast corner ot Sec . &c p
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NOTICE OF SALE FOR
SPECIAL TAX

Malice is hereby given that special
tax@ for the laying OF otter main,
In water Main District No. 2 Of tn,
town of Lewiston in Cache county.
Utah, are due and unpaid In amounts
ad Upon the lads set forth and de-
scrsked in the delinquent lists hereto
attached, and unless said taxes to-
Ae,her with the costs Of publication.
arc oaid on or before the 23rd day
Of jane. 1920. the real property up
on which such taxes are due VIII on
said day be sold for said taxes, costs
of advertising and expenses Of sale.
at de front dopr of the lewiston
state Bank. In Lewiston. Cache coun-
ty, Utah. beginning At the hour OF
twelve o'clock noon Of said day. and
continuing until all Of said property
shall have been sold.
The delinquent list mentioned In
the foregoing notice OF sale showing
the name of the owner. description
OF de property and the amount Of
tax and accrued interest to, June LIT.
1920. in dollars and' cents is a. fol
lows. to-wit -
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- - fseSA"pof'
Beginning At a point 81
feet east of a point 3S
feet south Of the northr
west corner OF Section
~, Township IA North
OF Range East of the
Salt Lake Meridian. andsi
running thence east 575
feet; thence south 100
feet; thence west AS