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Show j- FORMER ARMY INCREASE lli-'- O GERMANHAYS ASKED TO OF PARTY FUND BEFORE.PARTY NOT; MAKE TOUR I AUGUST WAR SHIPS WILL EXPLAIN SOURCE TO RF PIACED .1 1 NEWS MON WAV TIIE DESERET G- Knowledge That Pays ft ReSecretary Baker Announces Damages Inflicted Upon Governor Cox Declares M ii Three Allocated Vessels publican Chairman Made t That War Department n No Denial of Charge That ifi Prepared to Make an Issue Prompts Naval Depart 4 ment to Abandon Visits. $1 5,000, 00Q is Bein With Reoublican. f AC Knowledge is bought 1 1ft WARRINGTON. Aug. 22. Owing cy. to damages Inflicted upon the orat- (By Universal FerWcs ) I .'ii WASHINUTON. 22 Aug. Jby effort. It takes time and money to acquire it. ny hinder il harjus. da or German bultl.thlp Oalfrlesland. stated today that ih U- - tha cruiser I Univereal Service Correspondent ) lYankfort and tha three an 1 to make prepared partment DAYTON. O, Aug. 22. Declaring Coiigrew' deatroer epiMirtlonad by tha Allied 'dua with tha Itepubltcan aut.iorlt:-- a to tha United Htalea that Republican National Chairman . "arTrrrtrht to Increase tha army Taaval Mai np York with thoir Lor- - J Will If Heya. In hU 4pch Ml0.000 o rr.cortf oud men. whoiTfcro.; n man men' creme. Secretary of tha -- faiy yesterday. had not denied tha charge vision la made for only Jit, $00 'In tha army appropriation bill. Tha Daniel (tiled that ha mill not ba that a Republican campaign fund of additional 100.. able to comply wltlt tha many campaign to obtain an aald. he preaed quests that they vlail other seaboard , Gov. Jamea M. Co, Democratic can 00 recrulta will, ha Igor. It will cau'aa cll(V Th ihp, cnn0, b, nl lo 'dldata for pr.sld.nt, tonight callad on yrlth all poaalbla Ropubllcan chairman to anaw.r fha opproprlaVlon' unit n . repair I aoma direct question. Tha govarnor . Under term of Inevltabla. the (ha award, al Inquiry appeara Facy. Baker wa eeen at hi homJghpB muit bg broken up within a promlaed to 'deal further with tha I ISO M at reel, Northwest, tod.'y. Mr. The navy department hna de- - aubjecf during the coming week. Icldod thorofor it will not pay to ro-1 wax vary much gratified to learn Congress Klxrtl Maximum. act pair them. The department , hat Mr. Hsy. had made a response to nal "By the army approp.laon itaelf fled tha SSO.OOO public tha following etatem.nl today: t charge," tha Democratic nomine rminmum for tha army. That weal "Since arriving In New York. UP-,- h "equivalent ta an agreement that tha tain J. K, Hellweg, baa visited thelaald, 'but aa I read hi atatamant It la "War department ahould go ahead and- department and reported on the pre. no denial, Ha aald the preliminary an rmy of that alia II poaal- ent condition of tha German ahlpa tlmat la $3. 00. 000. Tfiat doesn't and riven a ahort deacrlplion of aonie bie. Hers la what I want In mean anything. But didn't the fact that CongrJM of. the difficulties encountered ienly appropriated for 175,000 eonetl-tu- t bringing then vgviel to America. Mr. Hays to tell tha people: (how that It la Ini a' limitation below tha auhor The dlfflcultlea ."The country ha been divided Into practicable to lend any of then ahlpa so maximum T ha was aaksd. 'lied many distrlcta I want him to tall to sea. "Thatr h .Not at all," replied. I us how "The repOatfrlealand many districts there wer and tha 175.000 for merely only ahlp appropriation upon the I hlch hna any motive power at all, what territory la embraced In each resented the'r Judgment would ba abla to ana ona of her main engines la so de ,mimbr of manthawaflacal and. in addition, what waa i ranged that It cannot run astern. The year. recruit during the quota Imposed upon each division. ;,l Inquiry waa mad of tb aecratary anchor engine Is also wrecked "The following la quoted front "The public ta entitled to thla Inta to tho algnlflcaneo of adding 100,-f0- 0 statement men to tha army at thla particular by Captsln Hellweg. who formation. The senatd campaign fund waa in command of the convoy of Alrnt. i la going to Insist On haring signif- these former German ships and tho committee f "It has no particular war escort of American ships on the cruiso It. Why not hav It nowT" icance," h replied. "Th la merely proceeding to re- from England to America: Gov. Cox aald h received a telegram "The Frankfurt and three destroy cruit tha army up to a maximum figfrom Senator Jamea A. Reed today rs were sunk at Flow when ure authorised by Congress," Heaps of Democratic member of Missouri, tho Huns scuttled entire their fleet. Hold Another View. Tho British authorities began Imme- the national committee, now in Chiof members Congress diately to raise tho small vessels but Republican for tha Information he cago, hold quite another view: soma of them wore a has in asking of hie If tha war department can go considerable period. submerged for ", support charge. Tha Inihead and racrult above the 171,000 formation will be supplied, tha govbill Were Scuttled. pa man for whom provision waa mad." "The gutted condition In which w ernor stated. retaliated Representative Siemp, mam Tha Investigating committee will reher of the house appropriation com- found these vessels cannot be exag- sume hearing In Chicago tomorrow," to gerated. What had not been stolen mittee, this evening, I should Ilka telegram said, "and Snow tha purpose of Congress malt-fSi- g waa wrecked. The vandalism Indi- Senator Reed's cates a very careful preparation and everything we get is to be carefully apprprlation at all. and thoroughly Investigated." - "The appropriation was limited be- thoroughness In execution. Tho , Contribute Towards Book. a dreadnought of 22,000 cause Congress fait an army of 176,-00- 0 tons, which was tho flagship of the to b sufficient. Qov. Cox's attention was dlrocted to should Ilka to hear the war de- first battle squadron of tho German an article in a New York newspaper of Jutland, waa the which declared large contributions partment's real explanation of the fleet In tha Inbattle our convoy which had were being made to a fund pur)ortd ship 'necessity for this adldtioual army, h only boon scuttled. to b used In the publication of "Re continued. "The Increase alone la not "On tha other hand, ah had been publlcanlsm of 1920," a book written begreater than our Mstanding army adIn a dock yard in Germany for over by William Barnes, former Republia step In the fore the war. la h can state chairman of New York. The ministration! plan to enter the league a year. Th ship waa towed to 'bY nations or Is a war by tho battleship (overnor aald: brewing of In Nassau. of the fact that it spite which tha public know nothing 7" "This expose la not only significant From war department officials oth- was towtd, thuy had an unnecessarily aa showing who are making contflbu-tlon- a on crew hoard and later came developan Intima- largo er than Secy. Baker thla year, but Its chief lngport-an- c consists of the fact that a gieat tion that the department can. If nec.s-sir- ments would tend to Indicate that this craw waa sent with a view of deal of money la to be a spent outside take care of the additional men out of current funds If such looting' everything possible eit route. the national committee. Is the case congressmen handling the "Upon anchoring all the Huns were Acting as a private citizen Govr-Ciallowed minutes to clear the ship. tonight interested himself In what ba Investigation promise to look Into the Had to remain said was a serious problem the grain they lieen permitted is system by which the department enabled to have $160,000,000 surplus on board that night, all tho electrical producer of the country are offeron have ing. He sent the following explanawould Installation sh!J the funds when tha government generally been looted or Injured, aa next morn- tory telegram to W. P. O. Harding, H so hard pressed financially. .U i. i. ing we found practically all the motor governor of the federal reserve boerd: generators, and other auxiliaries were Trans-Continent"My attention has been directed In al Mail either removed from their bases or several parts of tha country to a con'!d prepared for moving. dition which I think the fedeial Planer Complete Flight wscsIxing The Oatfriesumd-wrlirYtti-hghtruld "and can correct. If hr practically tha asm aa that la with reference to the movement of (Bv Universal Service V of the Frankfurt and the three the crops. If NEW YORK. Aug. 22. Completexcept that ah had not been "Farmers allegs that ths grain eleing Its round trip cross continental sunk. Manv parts wer vators are unable to procure sufficient Senator Harding Asks Proof air plane others partially or completely smashed, flight, tha Lkrson wrecked, oredlt to take In the season's yield. tdloted bv Bert Acosta arrived others were entirely gone. We also Of Statements That His are without sufficient Long Island today. found sections of pipes, valves. etc., Ths farmers fntral Park, facilities to cart-- It over. In Passengers wer carried on tha trip. removed Before all these were dis- granary Instances this creates unnatuParty Has Raised Fifteen Including Eddie TUckenbacker, John covered and corrected, the compart- many fictitious W. Larsen, E. E. Allyne of Cleveland. ments were flooded several times. prices. I am giving rally cltl-xen Information as a private at f The ptane.njsde nMfj V Millions For Campaign. Uie wAYJo. tjy Unlied. States, you this bhatvthe ganerat yrfUAfe Aerial mall route to the Pacific' coast. w.vxxo., had many break downs of the will believing be conserved thereby." machinery, and owing to the very waa COUNTRIES PACIFIED. I small fores on board, it was extreme- no Governor Cox declared to there the telepolitical significance 6 MEXICO CITY. . Aug- 21. (By Universal Service.) Mexily difficult to make repairs at sea. but that he had had the matter O.. Aug 22. A direct co and Spain have settled their aon When about 1.1100 mtles from the Eu- gram MARION, in to his attention, every state challenge to Governor brought Jamee M. Cox, coast, the steaming fire room In $ilar difficulties It was announced ropean he traveled has and which recently waa flooded and for hour the situatiothe Democratic candidate, to prove gt the foreign office today.' Passports n-was ' disown observations revealed his had eerloua- - After getting the hia repeated assertions that the Reof Mexicans going to Spain will be vised by the Spanish legrlon until a water under control, It waa found that tress In some communities. publican party had ralaed a $16,000,-00- 0 Will Rest. a six inch Una to a aea valve had car(lew consul general arrives. campaign fund, waa issued toried away. After his wsek of strenuous cam- day by Senator Warren G. Harding. The candidate characterised the Gorman Loot Ships. paigning. which snded In Canton last '"A an example of how. thorough night. Governor Cox cams direct to Cox charges that tha Republicans had raised a huge campaign fund by the Germans were In looting the ship. Dayton! Instead of stopping In Colum- means of a dummy contribution as of the bus. and plans to put In ths next two It may be noted thaUone-hwl- f ridiculous. beeastern In for hit "perfectly One of was ftrken. the chair resting days trip A maa at sixty years of age is anchty We court ths closest scrutiny of from the night. Tuesday ginning anchors, stays ppwer said either a failure or a success. ship's When the newspaper correspondents our campaign contributions, the masts, all the boat except two Let Governor Cox Harding. BEECHAM'S PILLS have been old ones and even the boat davits called at Trail's End thla afternoon Senator revelations. Instead of havmissing. Nothing which could they found the, candidate and Mra makeanhisenormous lor sixty years and have were fund, as Governor ing have been of use to us was left. W Cox tn the Peach orchard. e the largest sale of any medicine did not have enough gauges for all the Come on In, boys, the peachelare Cox asserts, ths National committeein ths is finding theitself handicapped boilers and gauges at auxiliary sta- fine, the governor shouted in the world ! Millions use scops of the campaign broadening tion were a luxury that we dll not correspondents came upon him. to. He and Mra' Cox vied with each through lack of money. arplre Senator Harding said that his po' Enroute , to the UnWed , State other in pleklng the most luscious litical campaigns had been marked by trouble soon developed with the main fruit from the heavily laden treea to ths small amount of money expended. engines. Kpt to lose tho benefit of the delight of the newspapermen. Sdd wwyaUa When I was the candidate for the The Visitors were not so welcome to senate the good weather, we ran under one from Ohio, my -- campaign exUUmm, engine, making the best speed we a ferocious looking full blooded Jer- penditures amounted to $42,000. 10a. 25c. could while trying to repair the other sey bull in an adjoining pasture who When I ran for governor of Ohio, with out reduced crew, which waa al- stalked up to the fence and bellowed $32,000 was spent ready worked (o very Hear Its breaki his disapproval. Borrow Campaign Fund. "Oh. Ill fix him, said the governor. ing point. Several times Instances Storage of Household Goods occurred Senator Harding estimated hi prewhere officers and men "Ml bet you I can make him eat a this spring convention expenditure peach. worked for 24 hohra continuously. Cleaaeet 1 Safest Ftrepreef And he went over and exhausted all at $110,000 and predicted, that the The lack of. ventilation Was a very Balieiag la the City this entire campaign Republican serious nraftter. and during the trip Jhis powers of persuasion, but no summer and fall would wot cost more LoweslRale oflisurance to the Umted States, more heat pros- peach for Mr. Bull! na"Well, boys, the Joke Is on me, ths than $$,000,000. The Republican funds tration cases occurred than I had W "He ate half a tional committee was without camadmitted. lent Iwapeetlaa governor entire service my seep during - Cemeartaea . dozen for me a shijpt'While before you at tha beginning of the present In the navy a period of 23 yeara and paign, Senator Harding stated,$260.-00Moet efficient Tacking and ShipOn arrival at the Avores. and when came. I guess he must be full." The correspondents wers led over had been compelled to borrow ping Department ta the West. .attempting to Ue the port anchor, ba made to No special effort is estate, where the goverMOTOllIZEU MOVIWQ lit wasfound that the rapstan. was ihs- beautiful out with great pftde his either by the candidate or the party. nor pointed practically worthies Internally. Senator Hardiu.t told the correspondvine--yar- d Redman Fireproof Storage Co. 'Enroute to the United States, the garden, pigs, plgeona duck pond, ents, to capture the lT.ifcO.OOO women and flowers tronbl with the main engine ln- vote that are now released for the creased continually and upon eur arelections as a result of the ratification rival In New York one engine waa In of the suffrage amendment. nsa eat always you After, such bad shape that It was Impossi"In making my campaign speeches, I shall address the American citizenble to back It. This engine la so "7 badly out of line that tt would cost ship, and I am not going1 to appeel V" would to thousands of dollars to make1 It safeAo to sex gny more than DE3. SHORES-- & SHORES clam. aald the candidate. operate. THE RELIABLE WkECIALISTB FOR "The navmt board of engineering Senator Harding , estimated that --ons or two UWeta-eeltoefa-ndy. MEW AKO the woman vote would not be thrown expert who Insoerted the ship stated WOMEN that tt waa doubtful whether anyone ' InUnUyrueveaHtSBrttmm,Blteil exclusively tn favor of either psrt Tears Stops ' indigos tioeij Tha candidate Intimated today that tq thla country fully appreciated what , I Etpernee. eadi he plan an exhaustive commentary has been den to prenar the shlpa for K J"! Inreetigwie-on th foreign policy of the presnt by the trip home and what their original 4 OWlee, administration and on the league of condition must have been, Mem BL Acid-Stoma- ch nation taeue when h addresses vi. Belt Lett ltirg delegations of Indian RepubgiecT MeSerw Megieloe, OrqatxtKeewey, licans her next Saturday. Is the beet remedy. It take ASvte FATONIC free. er ete. C't write, tetetty. t CENSUS REPORf. out j Catarrh. Ceefneee. Head and acids harmful the right (tvr Colonel Harvey My Help Neteea. May f r, Aethma. Rlmmt. I ( of the body and, of eoure. rod tlem. gMsrt's Dieeeae, O'abetee,s Rliee, The eorr.plet failure of the feiru WAFHIVGTON. well. Tens of thousands wonderfully KanAug 23 tn ceaa eve. Epwr. or of nations to fupetlon In the preoeni to 7 92 Guaranteed 324 sas tsatisfy 419. Mo., benefited. Incres. wervee, rt Bern, fhy. ieee.ee p n B'e, or tmbroglio wlU prob; drugHeart. -Lae, S.aer, per 'ent. money refunded by i r ptarrtack, W -Hew1 be the tepie eetnlrg In for eon tn te B; Eva. 441 i sbly tt Csi. Coetatnfla. ptaney 7 e B, Litter. Ftet'etrytU gist. W ear a, II to U. siderabl dlaruaslow la the candidates .eye, crease, 7 ill. or 66 T ent Book lore makes a man learned. coVloi" "h Knowledge of current events makes his opinion respected and sought. '"v Experience makes his services valuable. 1 And what does advertising do? 1 It adds to his knowledge. It keeps him abreast of times. . Advertising teaches how to get the most in value and enjoyment at the least expenditure of what he has earned. The newspapers are a type-and-in- university. k Read the advertisements regularly for knowl" edge that pays. 1 Ro-syt- an y, !0U.-(lO- O COX CHALLENGED 17-- ON ASSERTIONS iiii.i . 17-- . y ABOUT eow-dltlon. FUNDS - a, A al . !" Tj-- 17-- cre-Pla- , g - . ?h ($ why? 14-1- one-ten- one-tent- nt one-ten- J tl ree Bpee-elttee- gt enter-eh-em- -e y-- e( tr m Poiieh-Buseis- - r th ordl-nan- one-ten- No-10- 1 0. , th 94-1- - ATONIC KM3wOEHS3XD to-w- lt: One-tsnt- BEECHAMS PILLS cr address. The appearance of Col. Geo. Acre Plst C; Lots 1 A 24 to 32 Incl. Pk Sub. of Block & Harvey In Marion, and the fact that of Blk C. Lots 1 to 10 Incl. of Block D, the tt 6 Acre Blk F0tthe,dan?f Id he will be the probable guest of Sen- Gilmer Park Sub. of Blk. 17-of Lot 1 to 27 Plat A. Lots 16 to 27 Incl. of Block B, i i ator Harding for several days, led to Gilmer north ld of Pk Amended Plat of Blks. A. Lrt. 20 ?o2 iIncl. of Block the belief that the candidates address H. Gl!mr 6 Acre Plat A Pk. Sub. of Block 30, on the league of nations and the Po- A B. of Block Five Acre Plat C- 1 A 16 to 27 Incl. of the east lots (formerly side 1 of Lota and 24 to S3 lish question may be prepared with Blk B, Gilmer Park Sub. of Blk. 17-th weBt "ld nt the assistance of the New York edit- 6 Acre Plat A. Lots 14 to 23 Incl of o D' IBidnii GUmr Pk. Pub! 17-or. The latter is recognized as one Block E Gilmer Park Sub. of Blk, ?'ck of A: the a.tdbr of the most consistently bitter oppon-enfsr- 6 Acre Plat A, Lota If and 34 to 40 Incl. ly side of Lots 16 to Plat 27 Incl. of Blk. B 1 to IS incl. of Blk. F, PR- Amended - of Blk.II F...I.ota the leatrae in the counry. Plat of Blks A : A If and 1 to T7 Incl. bf Block G.t,jnr-- , Bik. Other than tbe speech next Satur- Lots I Acre H. Gilmer PaVk Sub. of Blk. 30, 6 Acre ,nd l 10 11 Incl. of day, Senator Harding has only one Plat C, Big Field Survey, abutting on BTknfi Lotl Sub. of Blk. 17-important engagement for the week, both sides of Gilmer Drive between 6 Acre Plat A), Park th westerly that of next Tuesday, when he wtu Twelfth and Fourteenth East street. B!!?1 14 t0 3 inct of FIyr ?,ldes o,Lot be greeted by. the Harding-Coolld- s Twelfth East Street between Ninth ?Lk' JE, Sub. of Blk. G11,mr 6 t Theatrical club, composed of 75 stage South etreet and Ollmer Drive. Thornthe A; east and easterly sides ton avenue between Gilmer Drive and 3 nd J4 end screen stars. 40 Incl. of Blk F Fourteenth East street, and Douglas Sf dR fd 0f Lot 1 r.,hh Arrangements were nearly perfect- Street H Incl. to between Gilmer Drive and Yale F, west and westerly aide ed today for the arrival of the stage 'Avenue, In Salt I.ake Citv, Utah. 19 of Blk H and the folk, uner the direction of Al Joleon, This tax Is levied to defray the ex- Soon? ZJ ed 1 to 17 inr! of Blk. the famuos comedian. pense of grading, curbing and gutter In Marion will Injg with c.fincrele, ssenitruziteg. drain- -' About everybody Jolrt SenfWr dfrd Wfrtrtfif'diftg-YftWir-comlnage system to carry water across snd favorites the stage PEKV?rFvS?nSS FORTOWATER upon along streets and Intersections, system, storm their arrival at the Marion station, sewer, REGILAR ASSESSMENT. THE Installing water and march behind them in A parade services driveways. snd with bttumlhous paving to the Harding front porch. concrete (said pavement to ba twenty-fou- r . Th oaot ida of Lots if to 32 (24) feet between curbs, snd six of BWkf 17ACC.QllrDr Park- Bib" A(0) snd eight (I) inches thick, with tha Bodies of Tuscania 49 nclualve. tha four (4) inch crushed rock base on dry north fnrU,,4ito 1 mdl Inclusive of Lott1 ld Victims Are Sent Home on portions snd six (0) inch concret base of D1 J to wet portions, and two (3) Inch top- MfLF(th Gilmer Park of bituminous aoncrete.) the por- Sub. e, Block .?lo,ck ping 6 Universal Aero Service.) (By pist r tions of said street opposite the prop- the easterly side of Lots 16 to 21 ln- LONDON, Aug. 22. The bodies of erty hereinbefore and hereinafter delmr Amend. Prk In to be especially affected and edUp!.VlfB,?k ? A about, 600 American soldiers burledand scribed and B, of Block benefited by said Improvement, and It ?7 ak Acr B1J?,ck Scotland have been exhumed B1 Plat FleId Is hereby adjudged, determined and esSurvey, placed aboard a transport to be tak- tablished upon the .,r ,hown that aald property will be es- f!eii?Vwra Id city to a 5al en to the United States. of depth to the full fifty (60) feet back from said street pecially benefited thereby They are the bodies of soldiers amount of the tax levied, and And to colloct skid tax. washed ashore and buried at Islay, said parcels of landhereby are hereby asR Paid tax shall become Mull, Eigg, Rum and other: west coast sessed at an equal and uniform rate tn and ETP?I!,1 delinquent in ten equal yearly towns after the torpedoing of the accordance with the linear foot front- Installments, with Interest on age upon said portions of said street whole sum unpaid at th rate of th transport Tuscania. six1 fronting upon and to a depth of fifty per cent per annum, payable at th (50) feet back therefrom, and the tax ac.h Installment Is due. AN ORDINANCE. h thereof one year after th hereby levied and to be assessed upon ordinance confirming the Elghty-o- n AN ORDINANCE LEVYING A TAX seld parcels of land I levy of th tax for Thousand Forty-twxtbe (31,-042 and payment for such improve- -, ) and for the assessment of property on ment becomes 4) On Thousand snd dollars; effective; Eighty Gilmer Drive between Twelfth thereof in two years ($80.-19- 9 and after said orFourteenth East streets, Twelfth East Hundred Ninety-si- x h 84) dollars or Ten and Six Hundred dinance becomes effective; street between Ninth South street snd In three years after 'said thereof beTwenty-tw- o dolavenue Thousands Thornton (110.622) eg, Gllm.r Drive, becomes effective, one-tetween Gilmer Drive and Fourteenth lars per front or linear foot of abut- dinance In four years after said ordi-na- nc foot thereof East street, snd Douglas street, ting property for said twenty-fou- r becomes snd' roadway, there being 7660.07 feet abutDrive Gilmer effective; between thereor In fly years In Paving Districts ting said Improvement', after said HunYsie avenue. Eight becomes No th dred Forty-ei- x Nos. 31 and 33. (Paving Extension effeetlvo; 0 and (1840.00) in thereof six for of years after the for said ordin163) purpose providing ! dollars for water services or Eighteen ance effective: the grading, curbing, and Buttering ($18 00) dollars for each water service, thereof becomes In seven yeare after said orwith concrete, conetructin g drainage there s xforty-seve- n being (47) dinance becomes "d water to effective; syetdm carry Yater th cost of thereof in eight years service, con construction after said oralong streets and Intersec tron. storm of which water services dinance becomes effective; one-tMsystem, and the property benefited thereby Is thereof In etructing sernine .water year after sewer, driveways, Installing hereinafter set out, and all within th nance becomes effective; and said ordivices snd paving with bituminous .con- boundaries of th lots, blocks snd thereof In ten year after sald crete. street above mentioned In said disnance becomes effective One or Be It ordained by the Board of Comtricts which la tha total cost snd coet of aald Installments. In the ordermore in missioner of Salt Lake City, Utah: per front foot of said acwhich are payable, or tha whole improvement, of SECTION I That the board to th contract entered Into for special they tax. may be paid at any time of Salt Lake CWV does cording the performance of said wxrk snd within thlrtv days after the ordinance' provide for. hereby levy the tax and seld Improvement with Camp- confirming 4h levy of th tax becomes the assessment of the same upon the bell in PavBuilding Company, dated th 1st effective. Without Interest. In th event property hereinafter31described of day March. 128, and the Treasurer of any installment er th interest aforesnd 32 (Paving j ing Districts Nos hereby authorised and directed to said, hot being Wtd on the date the Extension No 162). for the purpose of aeeess in accordance with th provta-ioti- s same becomes due th whole amount, providing for the grading, curbing, th special tax ilnpald at th time and guttering with concrete, ceeitnic-tlrfl- r hereinof this ordinance, for th purpose of said Installment wad Interest are due. wamentioned: drainage s ytem to carry become due and Shall and ter acroaa snd along streets snd InterTwenty-feFee. Headway. shall draw Interest at thepayable, rat of rtght sections, constructing The southerly aid of th East 126 ? per cent per annum until th sale Inof stslem. storm sewer, drtvewsya property assessed; provided, on' snd paving feet of Lot 21 of Block B, GUfner Perk th stalling water service In more or Installment. In th order t: Amended Plat of Bike AAB of Blk. with bituminous con'crete, are payable or the whole A (Formerly lot I ef which they In Lot 2 of Pli'k H Gilmer Park P1t tax be on unpaid, may th pedal paid B of Blk. B Gnmer Park Sub of Blk 17-Amended Pit nf'.BIhs A becomes due. by day any Installment Block 17A. i Acre pist A tformerly f Ace- - Plst A), th. southerly side of paying tbe amount thereof Interand " 3 of Block B .Gilmer Park Sub. Vu 5vid 2 TBlk. B. Pk, est t aald data. I,t B.k JT-- I Acre Plst A; Lots 27 r 'at of Blk A andGilmer B of Blk!' SECTION III This ,f a ere A 1 of Flock B fljmer Park Amended A (Formerly Lot I take effect one day .Flat ,7Ai sad 2 of A A B. Block Sub. of Blk. puhllooidon. Pk Plst of Biks r A(-2- Plat Acre Plat -A (formerly lxts 1 A17-- I Blk tho southerly Passed by the Board ef reirmlpwfen-r- s A Ps-- k I ofLots 1 to 14 A), Sub of B!k B GHmerIncl : tho westerly ef Salt Lake Clfy, this lit A I Blk. to Incl. of Lots Acre Plst pt day, of August A T . 1929 - 4? kt md ft, th northerly P Id'S 41, 42 .7 it to 4 Inch (4 snd C. pt CLARENCE EFT, EN, 17.' 4, If A 2A. Lot 14 to 44 iTvr tbwesterly i. of Rock E. Id Mtti Mayor. 41 of E; th north W A. LEATHAM." H to 2$ locf Dof B ock.C. lo's 19 and d G mer Park Rub of ortjr of tho oooorly 174 14 foot of P ecerd ie II of Flwk City 4, Paring ExteneiqiUvo 167 Acre Plat A. Lot II. and lot It tho northerly old of Lot Blk 17-HA and IA. th 1 4 old of Lo0 Third andFJnkl Estimate of Bik f . ldis 1 to 27 loci of 14 trlT to 21 fuel of Blk C, tho north ptd B'1 N Hock O. Lot ;s to Jf Incl of Flock H G.lmer Tark Rub of Block J. 5 of Loto 14 to 4 1! of Block V, Gtlmor Published August rd. 12I. 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