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Show ! DECISION REVERSED IN SUPREME COURT Salt Lake, Sept. 30. Ruling that when any installment or the interest remains unpaid on the date when It becomes due the whole amount of the special tax unpaid shall become due $$L and payable, the judgment of the low-uM low-uM er court in the case of R. M. Stimson t and Thomas Stockhausen, appellants, against Frank Godbe as city treasurer of Salt Lake, was yesterday reversed by the supreme court. The case came up over the payment of coupon warrants issued by the city to P. J. Moran, contractor, in making public Improvements within the city f limits. The warrants, amounting to $1,600, past due and unpaid, were in turn given to the plaintiffs. Accordingly Accord-ingly the plaintiffs requested the city to collect the delinquent Installments of the coupons by advertising and selling sell-ing the delinquent property. When the case was called the defendant de-fendant demurred and was sustained. The plaintiffs decided to stand upon their complaint. The court thereupon i entered judgment dismissing the case. They then entered their appeal, contending con-tending that the district court erred in sustaining the demurrer and in entering en-tering judgment. The supreme court then ordered the issuance of a peremptory writ of mandate man-date by the lower court. |