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THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MOBNING, FEBRUARY 28, 1909. 19 H
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STANLEYKARP WILLING TO SHOW JOHNSON XSZtZSi I I
iff CHALLENGES
j i WEL Oil JOHNSON
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, 'i 1
5(8 Hc an TIirow Either
m " 'Man for Five Thousand
M Dollars. I
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I fcjftf PROVES HIMSELF
tlfflt f A TRUE SPORTSMAN
trj
& ieagrcu Learns Something
H ;. iboiit Wrestling Ho Will
L' S Reraemher.
1$ A peat deal lias .been said in regard
'Si t'tho unastisfactory wrestling match
: niJeh tvrs held at the Grand theater
$11 lirt Friday night, and -which was pro
i '&I Wd by H. W. Hcagron. It was Hea-
f55'6 -rs" attempt to promoto a
Sjj ifjstliiiR match, and ho proved to be
b "fall fiuy" for others, it is said.
ikU; fleJ"TOn uo" being ccquaintcd with tho
i( duties of wrestlers, failed to protect
lejelf, aud, consequently, the public.
ihfl match which ho advertised was
,y itiircen Stanley Karp, tho American
nlMnvciglit champion, and Julius
-d5 Wmson of Seattle, one of Dr. Roller's
JI wlcnts. People paid a pood prico to
iS w a wrestling match, but wore greatly
5S fenpointed, and a groat many do not
j2 ttKnow how it all liappcuod.
uS : Karp lias been roasted by some for
fractions in this match, wh'ilo Johnson
J i al!owel to , go without even a pre-
Binary hearing, notwithstanding the
Sff iwi that ho stepped on the mat and ad
skfc aited that he had used a rub down
f3 tiicli contained omega oil? While
,5! binson may not have used this rub-
inra jiurposelv, still tho sporting pub-
twill always hold it against him, as
j5?3 ;acousilercd one of the most unsports--,5
Kslikc tilings to do in a match.
g : Oil Will Stick,
sti ..Evfry iiuin who is versed at all on i
atli aiinj uud the mixing of rubdowns
mi iritbletes. knows that an oil mixture,
zaft fei wrestlers use, cannot be rubbed
m,'jK a. Xot even a steam bath will take
- 4f 11 the pil which has been rubbed
UcU Uothcskin. Johnson said that ho had
tlm ("taken a rub down after 3 p. m. On
k& kdty of tho match, but ono of the
im upliamls at the Grand theater savs
kin kt Johnson was rubbed down five
tert suras before ho appeared on the
ijiJi'how, it did not tako Karp
.Ktf detect that he was up against
kg'ilbrejl iliiug, and si ill there were some
,jpJK&it who wanted him to throw a
Jfcatiat was greased. It is true that
"gpffoiuwerc made on tho stage to wipe
oil, but tell this to an old
Oft jwrfland he will laugh at you. You
Kfbtj&t as well try to wet a duck's
'W ft'hen Karp found that his op
was oiled, he said right there
oM iwn that ho would not go on for
rq,m imih, but would consent to wrestle
ean hour or an hour and a half to
bk; KTtbe public what he could do. Karp
.'t W tried once to throw Johnson, and
fcafc id his man down in ten minutes with
ifeapj Uof the most dangerous holds known
it1 iTOsthug. bur. could not pin both of
fiaP WaMu's shoulders before his hand
ifMl kfid out of Karp's grasp. Karp
'wCm1"0'' again. The announcement
to .jt'f.ta'e been made to tho nudicmio
jjjf tJTiW) refused to po on for a finish
fc? Hr (ho circumstances, and had this
':i fa done eveiybody would havo gone
W' sntsfind, with the exception "that
JS "on r.-ould havo come iu lor a roast
tjnj i tho oil pronosition.
$1 t WrestUng Eulcs.
aJli .Tiso rules for catch-as-catch-can
irtfi l!?,,crs are very strict. One hour
jfft ft t?c eotest each niau is to take
'yrff i.wtli, in which somo delicate cologno
j i J .K"'1 10 Pt?fiiTno the body. After
ii i ial"' a ri,l down is to bo given with
tfjjj wool. This eliminates what little
i;c there may be left on the bodv,
Jail ei V0 pores and leaves tho skin
u 2tv f,r'"' ringeruails and toenails
' ocmnied and the hair worn
xhi i 1,118 r,lc referee should sec to
Am 'u rt0 iwtect the publio.
ii'on hs made manv friends dur-
ItJkI; NOTICE. I
fiiIa);Ps !a hereby giver, by the city
i ',Er or ,Salt Lalc City or tho tntcn
!ltMr SI. Bllfh concll to make the follow-
WIWiCr,Hcrlbrd improvement, to wit;
' rlh m.r7Jctl"P- cement Elf)ewnlk3 sU (6)
lifim hi a?d our Inches thlcl: on
-hJ;rod Blrcets, and four (4) feet
four (-1) inches thick on nil
VLW greets wlmln the district bqund
LyWSrt k. e cast by State street, on the
(StKrth K fourth West street, on the
' Uftffr Sf South street, nnil or. the
'rTJK.M1 ?,Iartln and Honor avenues. l
1 iitSfoi- d,;'t')ct5 N'os. UL and -W. ana
WulW ivi10 "butters' nonlon of the coHt
MTmbiffi thorcol. estimated at Miy
lkblmbnctour hundred blxty and 33-100
Klh VS) Mian.; live thousand for
jiJWM (in ai. twenty (J5-520J dollars, or
'&35tti!,V d?llQr Per front or linear tot
rt,3Wiirf,,3a,(!. "nipiovenient on snid clght
"TWk lherc "etnK foe"1 ' u,)Ul"
f C?'-nty on saM eiht-rod streets;
attfiHoSS &Pv, thousand lorty and 38-100
?rtDlrSr8) dllaro. or 70-1 0U ($0.75) dol-
mxlll0nl or linear foot nbuUln? nald
ndWSt hJ?"1 on W narrow streets,
"Bsiift' n C0.05T.si feet of abutting
V-KaIaZ 0,1 "Id narrow atrccta. by a
Pt5w.'Dd f.si?0nl uP"r- the lots or pieces of
tUfyWk W tnl" "he lolloping described dls
fl 1,V'".?. thrj district to be affected
Wff by sa,tl laiprovernent.
iRhc ifSf-OOT SIDE, T A LICS.
I. " .aiKic r 'v 8ld of lots 'i to 11, inclusive.
afcWi ? wf,'t aftlt or lotH 12 to 21.
,CSw ,ib,,',ck "' tl,e we1 sl(-c of lot?
"7;iWklv!.iA'nclusive, block 15. Main Htreet
?!f!HSJ0 ln,V Wock 23: the -vest side o
L1ST It ,J5' Jnchtfclve. block !. the went
Mi01" 12 to 22, Inohislvf. block 2
7,n "UbdlviKion. block 22; the oal 1
Wc - ?,,a J ami 12 to 2C, Inclusive, ,
' tl'e -ast side of lotn 1. and 12
M r.""lv!i block l. the earslde o! i
' tt'nt .7. ,,J 20. inclusive, block 5.
"lit i,,de cf 'ts 1, nn.i 13 to 22, iij
od. wl?k Xor Columbia autodl
' .11 ij .I'5 the west 8ldo of bus
i 't'of in. V? no1'111 2-.5.1 feet of the west
, lit ' 1,7. the norili 254.1 feet of the
' 11 ,f ,l,t I'J. the cast Mde of lots
' f "lav . ,us,v' the north 255.1 feet of
-ucrr5 de of lot 0. block 22. all In
, A. ls Field survey.
' . j luelr ,u Bldu f uts 1. and 32 to
'1 7:'.1.110 R0"th Bldo of lota 1 and 2,
y tftlW't nc v't,sl of lola 2 to 11
it ' i 'tlocy t.'J? south side of lot 1 and
..-) . tlic'P.'c.U,1,orth 8l(le of lots 21 and
?. IWi. of lota 22 to 51, Inclu-
'4 lni,10: f'e west side of lota 12
4J 'tail 2o cl"Rve, the north sldr of lom
.rff 'r,(i ,V V;0clc 3: lrc north sldo of- lots
V. I block 15 1 the west Etdr. of lots
ng his short stay hero, and they do
frtib?h.ovc f,or -v minute that ho in
tended to put oil on himself to have
an advnutairo, but innocently usef a
rubdown that, might have been mixed
lor him. Uo was frank about admitting
that thoro was a littlo oil in his link
inont. Of course, ho could not dodge
the issue, as Karp is well up in all the
tricks in the trade himself. But then,
the men are professional wrestlers.
Managor Stanley and Stanley Karp
called at Tho Tnbuuo offico Saturday
night .and said that they would probably
leave Monday for Kansas Citv. Karp
said that ho would wrestlo Julius John
son, to weigh in at 150 pounds, or would
take on Miko Yokel for a catch-as-catch-can
wrestling match for a side bot of
1 to $o000 and the entiro gato receipts.
RACE COURSE FOR
AERIAL MACHINES
NEW YORK, Fob. 27. Under tho
control of tho Aero club of America, a
race course for flying machines, where
flights may bo accurately measured, is
o be opened on tho Long Island motor
parkway between Hempstead and Far
mmgdale, L. L Negotiations for the
uso of part of the parkway havo been
completed and it is expected that tho
grounds will bo roady by May 3. Tho
course will bo at tho disposal of any
inventor who has a machino of any
promiso of flying.
The clubs hopo by tho ncqifisition of
tho test grounds to stimulate interest
in aeronautics and to bring forth in
ventors who havo herotoforo been handi
capped by tho lack of suitable facili
ties for trying out their aerial steeds.
Plans call for tho creation of grounds
surpassing anything of tho kind in
Franco or Gormanj'.
BIG CELEBRATION IN
BEHALF OF SAILORS
NORFOLK. Va.. Feb. 27. Norfolk
was in a blazo of light tonight in rec
ognition of its distinction of being tho
first American city to entertain the blue
jackets of tho American battleship fleet
after their cruise around tho world. Two
thousand of the men who mako up tho
greater part of the enlisted personnel
of the fleet paraded through tho prin
cipal streets, and afterward were feast
ed at the splendid new naval Y. M.
C. A. building. Nearh' 200 officers from
tho fieot wero entertained at an elabo
rate luncheon at the Mouticcllo hotel
bv the citizens' committee. Tonight,
although the sailornien wero once more
aboard the various ships, Norfolk con
tinued tho eclobration.
Championship Tounioy.
NEW YORK, Feb. 27. Tho billiard
tournament for tho class A national
championship has been awarded to the
German Liedorkranz by the National
association, and will be hold in their
clubroom, beginning April in. The en
tries, which close on April 12, arc open
to "all amateur players resident in the
United tSates,. who in tho estimation of
tho committee in charge are capable of
a grand average of seven in tournament
plav."
"The games arc -100 points, IS-i.nch
balkline, two shots in, anchor barred.
Champions Arc Matched.
Pudge Latham and Efl'ic Chattcrdon
won the two-mile roller skating race at
tho Auditorium, Saturday night, de
feating Joe Bowon and Mrs. Tlico
Hampshire. A large crowd was pres
ent. Arthur Mover and Mrs. Thoo Hamp
shire have challenged t lie winners for
a nxilo race, and Manager O'Hara will
put it ou next Saturday,
Scolield and Sliatz havo been matched
in a mile championship rare, which will
also be held next Saturday night.
Tippets Will Loavc.
J. C. Tippets, who was matched to
box Frank Mantoll twenty rounds at
Murray, and which match was prevented
by County Attornoy Lyon, will leave for
Los Angeles, where ho has been prom
ised several good preliminaries. li Tip
pets make good in these, he will bo
matched against some of tho big men.
Ho is a new man at the game, and is
determined to muko a success as a
middleweight. Tippets will probably
meot Mantoll in California.
Wiiito Sox Special.
OMAHA. Neb., Fob. 27. Charles Com
i.kev of the Chicago American bnsoball
team, with thirty-throe of his players,
en route to I-oh Angolos for eprlnrc train
In K", passed tlnougli Omoha on their spe
cial train today.
On the train wero President V. L
O'Xei'.l and other magnates of the West
ern league and a nutnbor of newspaper
correspondents. The train waa met by a
numbT of bnsoball enthusiasts.
12 to 21. Inclusive, the north side of lots
21 and 22. block 16, Main Street subdi
vision, block 22; the north side of lota
3 and 10, the cast side of lots 20. and
1 to 9, Inclusive, block 4; the north side
of lots 9 and 10. the west side of lots
10 to 19, Inclusive, block 3; the went side
of lots 12 to 22, inclusive, the south side
of lota 1 and 22, block 1; the east sldo
of lots 1 to 11. Inclusive, the south Kldo
of lots 1 and 22, block 2, Columbia oub
dlvlslon, block 22; tho west sldo of lota
10 and 11 the west aide of lots 8 and 9.
tne wost'eldc of lot 7, the north 255.10
feet of the west side of lot C. block 22:
the north sld.s of lots 11 nnd 12, the west
sUf of lots 2 to 11, Inclusive, the eust
Hide of lots 1. and 12 to 20. inclusive,
block 2; tho east side of lots 1. and 12 to
'0 inc'uslve, the south sldo of lots 1 and
! ' 'tho west side of lots 2 to 11, Inclusive,
block the west side of lots 2 to 11,
Inclusive, the north side of lots 11 and 12.
i block 1: the south side of lota 1 and 2.
' ho west side of lots 2 to 11, Inclusive.
i block 3: the north side of lots 11 and 12,
the west side of lota 2 to 11, Inclusive,
tho ast ld of lots 1. nnd 12 to 20, ln
clus'vo, block C; tho east side of lots 1.
and 13 to 22, Inclusive, the south sldo of
lots 1 and 2, the west side of lots 2 to
to inclusive, block 8; the north side of
lots 11 mid 12, lho west sldo of lots 2 to
! 11 Inclusive, block 5: the south iddo of
I intq 1 and 2. tho west side of lots 2 to
I i" " inclusive, block 7, North Columbia
subdlvlfilon. block 22; tho west side of
f". to 23. Inclusive, the east side of
I lots ?. nd 21 to -n. Inclusive, block 2:
I ihc west side of lots 2 to S3. Inclusive,
block 1. Cleim subdivision, block 23; the
wt side of lots 1. and 0 lo U. the east
ibVo of lots 21. and 2 to 5, Inclusive,
block 2: lho west sldo of lots 22. and ,
" to 5 Inclusive, block 1. Jefferson Street
r Subdivision, block 23; tho north side of ;
lota 11 to 1R. Inclusive, the east side of
0 a 1. and IS to 21. Inclusive block 3;
the? west sldo of lots 2 lo 0, Inclusive,
north side of lots C to H. inclusive.
1 cast side of lots 1. and 11 to 22. in
c uMve block 4, West Drive subdivision,
mock 23 the oast side of lots 11 to 20.
inclusive! the south sldo of lots 10 and
i block 1- the west side of lota 11 to
in inclusive- the south sld't of lots 10
r,rl 11 th east aide of lots 1 to 10. ln
HiiimIvV block 2. Thorn subdivision, '.lock
oj"Bil north side of lots 5. and C to 2.
rA'iiifslve. the west uldo of lot 28, the
'?V side of lota 1 to 3. Inclusive, block
na West Boulevard subdivision, block 23:
liio west sldo of lot 20, the cast side of
tV.r "0 block 23; the west aide of lots 2
irt s" Inclusive, the east sldo of lot l.
n,i 'a to li. liicltiHlvc, tho south side
lots 1 an 2. block 3: lho west do
Sr 215 - to S. Inclusive, tho oust side
r inilf l"nnd 9 U ! Inclusive, the south
SldS "of low 1 and 2, block I. Holland sub-
SILL SETS CLOSE
10 WORLDS REGOBG
Woodland Stakes a Feature of
Excellent Card at Santa
Anita Track.
LOS ANGELES, Fob. 27. A. J.
Small, bolonging to P. T. Chinn, cap
tured tho Woodlands stakes, tho fea
ture of an excellent card at Santa An
ita, thiB afternoon, and came very closo
to running tho four furlongs in world's
record time. Tho rnco was tho first of
tho two-year-old classics to bo decided
this season and only four starters faced
tho barrier. Tho quartette ran well
bunched until they reached tho final
furlong, whoro tho Chlnn colt forgod
ahead and won by throo lengths.
Tho Angolus handioap was taken by
Far Wost, which iust managed to get
in ahead of Joo Madden at tho end.
First raco, purse, ono milo Donald
MacDonald, 109 (G. Burns), 10 to 1,
won; Guy Fisher, 112 (Powers). 0 to
1, second; Homocrest, 112 (Butwell),
15 to 1, third. Time. 1:38 4-5. Enfield,
Great Hoavon, Dr. nolzbcrg," San Vito,
Sempronium also ran.
Second raco. selling, six furlongs
Damma, 112 (Musgrave), 7 to 1, won;
Chilla, 104 (Butwell), 7 to 1, socoud;
Entro Nous, 117 (V. Powers), 3 to 1,
third. Timo, 1:13. Eieta, Jano Swift,
May Sutton and Poerless Lass also ran.
"third race, Angolus handicap, one
milo and an eighth Far West, 109
(Butwell), 3 to 1, won; Joo Madden,
102 (McCarthy), 7 to 5. second; Mont
gomery, 114 (V. Powers), 7 to 5. third.
Timo, "1:51 1-n. Vox Populi, Gowan,
Cloyno also ran.
Fourth race, Woodland stakes, $1500
added, four furlongs A. J. Small, 116
V. Powers), 3 to 2. won; Mrs. Frank
G. Hogan. IIS (McGce), 30 to 1, sec
ond; Sir Ashton, IIS (J. Howard), 3 to
G, third. Time, :4G3-5.. Carroll also
ran.
Fifth race, three-year-olds and tip,
purse, one mile Uarrigan. 100 (G.
Bums), 2 lo 5, won: Norbit, 101 (But
well), 13 to 1, socond; John Carroll, 109
(Shilling). 5 to 1. third. Time. 1:3S. J.
H, Itced, W. T. Overton also ran.
Sixth race, selling, ono mile and
three-sixteenths Round and Round,
100 (Kennedy), 18 to 5, won: Alma
Boy, 105 (McGeo), 2 to 1. second; Lord
Stanhope. .109 (V. Powers), 5 to 1,
third. Time, 1:59 3-5. County Clerk,
Oberon, Avoniollus, Miss Officious, Day
Star also ran.
Seventh raco. purse, five and a half
furlougs THalto, IIS (McGee). S to
I, won; Julia Powell, 109 (Shilling), 4
to 1, second; Colloquy, 117 (J. Howard),
5 to 1, third. Time, 1:051-5. Gold
Heart, Shirley Rossmore, Colonel Bob,
Jim Gafi'ne' "also ran.
Tennis Championship.
NEW YORK, Feb. 27. Tho tenth in
door tennis championship was won hero
tndav on t he courts of 'tho Seventh reg
iment armory by T. R. Pell of New
York, who defeated the runner-up, G.
C. Shaffer of Columbia university by
U-4. G-3, 6-1.
Today's victory gives Pell a second
log on ' the national championship tro
phy, the tournament of 1907 haviug re
sulted in his favor.
PRINCETON, N. J., Feb. 27. Prince
Ion won au evenly contested swimming
meet with Harvard hero tonight b'
tho score of 30 to 23. Tho local team
also won the water polo game, 1 to 0.
Balloon Race.
ST. LOl'IS. Mo., Feb. 27 Albert Bond
Lambert and II. ISugcnc Honoywell, St.
Louis aeronauts, today announced their
entry as a team in the tlrst annual cham
pionship balloon race 'of the Aero Club
of America. The raco Is to start from
Indianapolis June 5 They will use a
balloon of SO.OOO cubic foot.
Henderson Is Sold.
CLEVELAND, O., Feb. 27. Pitcher
Henderson of the Stockton, Cal., team
was purchased and signed by the Cleve
land ball club today. Henderson
pitched forty games for Stockton, win
ning thirty -live.
Curling Bonspicl.
V1LLARS SUROLLOX. Switzerland,
Feb. 27. The Cnnadian rink, captained
by .James Mc.Derinid, today won the
international curling bonspicl here.
I division, block 23; the north sldo of lots
11 to 31. Inclusive, tho west sldo of lots
. 31 to 35. the east sldo of lots 1 to 11,
! Inclusive, tho south sldo of lots 1, and
i 35 lo 57, Inclusive, block 1 : the north
i sldo of lots 11 to 3-i, Inclusive, tho west
! side of lots 31 and 35, tho east sldo of
i lots 1 to 11, Inclusive, tho south sldo of
j lots 1. and 35 to 57, Inclusive, block 2,
' West Boulevard subdivision, block 23; tho
I west sldo of lots 2 to 24, Inclusive, the
east sldo of lots 1. and 25 to 4G. Inclusive,
i the south sldo of lota 1 and 2. block 2; the
! cast side of lots 2 to 24. Inclusive, tho
south side of lot3 1 and 2, block 1, Hun
ter's subdivision, block 23; tho west sldo
I of lots B and C, and tho enst Hldo of lots
i 5 and 0, block 23; the west aide of lota
24 to 29, Inclusive, lho east aldo of lot
1, tho south sldo of lots 4 to 24, Inclu
sive, block 2; the north side of lots 34 to
56, Inclusive, the west side of loto 24
10 31. Inclusive, the south sldo of lots
.1 to 24, inclusive, block 1, TIarrlDCton,
! Donnelly & Ncwcll's subdivision, block
23; beginning at the southeast corner of
i lot 4. block 2, Harrington, Donnelly
! Newell's subdivision, block 23, thence east
I C9 feet on tho O S. L. rifjht of way; the
Kouth 10 feet of the north 176.7 feet of
tho east cIJg of lot 4, the north sldo of
the north 26 feet of tho south 280.1 feet
of lot 2, the west side of the north 26
feet of the south 2S0.1 foel of lot 2, tho
QOttt side of the north 20 feet of lho
south 2S0.1 foet of lot 2, block 23; the
wost side of lots 10 to 23, Inclusive, the
south side of lota 1 to 18, Inclusive, the
oust ..kle or lot I, Fox's subdivision, block
23; the south 204 foet of the west side or
lot 9. the north 92.1 feet and tho south
128.7 feet of the west side of lot 8. block
23; beginning at the northwest corner of
lot 12, block 2. West Dilvo subdivision,
block 23. thence west 2G.4 feet on the O.
S. L. right of way; the weat aide of lot
7. block 23; the north sldo of lota 1 to
12, Inclusive, the cast sldo of lots 1, and
11 to 22. inclusive, block 2; tho west
sldo of lots IS to 34, Inclusive, tho north
sldo of lots 1 and 34. the cast side of
Iota 1 to 17, inclusive, block 1, Wost
Drive subdivision, block 23; tho wclI i
side of lots 2 to 11, inclusive, tho east )
side of lots 1, and 12 to 20, Inclusive, the I
south side of lots 1 and 2, block 2; the
west side of lota 2 to 11, inclusive, tho
east side of lots 1, and 12 to 20, Inclu
sive, the south side of lota 1 and 2, block
1, Geneva uddltlon, block 21: tho west
side of lots 22 to 30. inclusive, tho nortn
side of Iota 30 to 51, Inclusive, the ea3t
' Hldo of lots 1 and 51, the south sldo of
' lots 1 to 22. Inclusive, block 2: tho north
sldo of lots 30 to 61. inclusive, the wes.
1 sldo of lota 22 to 30. Inclusive, the east
I sld" of lots 1 and 51, tho south side of
lots 1 to 22, Inclusive, block 1, Brooklyn
subdivision, block 21; tho north eldc of
lots l, and 33 to 48, Inclusive, tho west
PASTIME ATHLETIC
GLUB GIVES SMOKER
Sullivan and Mantell Give a
Clever Boxing Exhibition of
Four Rounds.'
Tho froo smoker at tho Pastime Ath
letic club Saturday night proved a bifi
success and tho gymnasium was crowd
ed with enthusiastic fans.
The fcaturo of tho evening was a
four-round boxing exhibition botwnen
Frank Mantell and Poto Sullivan, two
Boston chums. It was ono of the most
scientific bouts tho fans of this city
havo evor witnessed, and was greatly
enioyod by tho sports.
Larson of Montana and Clark of Col
orado went four rounds, which also
amused tho spectators. Tho latter two
fighters are amatours tho kind that
box for gold medals.
Manager -Prico was well pleased with
tho opening, and announcod that his
first momborship smoker will bo givon
March 8, for which dato he has sched
uled four four-round amateur bouts, in
which no decision will bo given.
I ROLLER SKATING 1
A sorics of thrco match races on roller
skates is part of tho program arranged
by Manager O'Mara of tho Auditorium
rink for this week, beginning Monday
and ending on Wednesday evening.
Reckless Recklaw, tho trick bike
rider and fancy skater, thinks ho can
defeat tho fastest local men in a mile
race on rollers, and has agreed to raco
on tho evenings stated for ono mile. He
will bo pitted against 6iich men as
Charles Scofield and Willie Schatz, and
both of theso boys promiso to make
Recklaw go some to win.
O'Mara is still working on tho Mara
thon race and there is not only a great
deal of int crost centered in it locally,
but somo of tho speedsters who competed
in the Butto Marathon recently aru anx
ious to come hero aud raco against tho
Utah boj's.
Six-Day Walkers.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 27. On the Luca
nia, which sailed from-Liverpool yester
day, were thirteen of tho athletes who
will compcto in tho international six
day go-as-3'ou-pleaso raco at Madison
Sq'uara gardon during tho week of
March S-13 in New lork. Tho foreign
countries that will be represented by
them arc England. Ireland, France, j
Italy. Holland and Belgium.
This race will differ from the old
time six-day walking races in that it
will be a team competition, ono man
from each team being at all times ac
tively in tho contest and actually on the
track.
Pcrcv Smallwood. champion of Wales
and who has tho distinction of having
onco beaten Longboat in a distauco
raco, has entered the contest with James
Curran, the Scottish champion, as partner.
Varsity Basketball.
The surpriso of the interclass basket
ball series at tho university was sprung
by the freshmen Saturday afternoon,
whon thev scored 23 points against 17
for tho sTophomorcs, who up to this time
had easily defeated all of their opponents.
Freshmen. Sophomores.
Ivln3 If Hannibal
Banning rf Loofhourow
Cole -r c Coatcs
Gutting lg Parry
Calder rg Grant
Oregon Defeats Lehi.
Special to Tho Tribune.
LEHI. Fob. 27. The Oregonlans de
feated tho Lehl high school In u match
basketball game hero thi? nfternoon. by
a score of 32 to 13. Over 500 people
attended the contest, which proved to bo
exciting from start to llnlsh. The lineup
was as follows:
Lchl. Oregon.
W. Davis If Fen ton
;. I lohnstoad rf Savory
G. Holmstcad c. F. Shaw
.1. Davis Ig Morton
Guy Evans rg C. Shaw
Affiliated League.
Tho Phillips basketball team defeated
the lllffs at tho Y. M. C. A. Saturday
afternoon by the close oooro of 24 to 20.
in twenty-mlnuto halves. This places
tho Phillips team in second place In tho
A nutated Club league, the First Pi csby
torlana heading tbo list.
sldo of lots 25 to 33, inclusive, tho oast
sldo of lotH 1 to P. Inclusive, Dolan'a sub
division, block 21, tho south oldo of block
6. and the cast side of block 6; the west
sldo of lots 8 to 23, inclusive, block 3,
Coates & Corum's South Gale subdivi
sion, block 24; the north sldo of lots 5 to
8, inclusive the cast side or lots 1, and
8 to 17, inclusive, tho south sldo of lots
1 to 4. Inclusive, block 3; the east oldo
of lots 1 to 5, Inclusive, tho south mlde of
lota 1. and 6 to o, Ir.oiuslve. block
U, Davis, Sharp & Stringer o aub
dlvlslon, block 24; tho north 13.3
feet of tho cast sldo of lot 4,
block 24; tho west side of lots 24 to 2i.
Inclusive, tho east sldo or lot3 1 to C, In
clusive, the south side of lots 1. and 6
to 24, Inclusive, block 5; the north side
of lots 30 to 40, Inclusive, the wost side
of 'ots 20 to 30, inclusive, the east sldo
of lots 1. and 4f to 58, Inclusive, tho
south sldo of lots 1 to 20, Inclusive, block
4: the north sldo of lots 30 to 49, Inclu
sive, tho west side of lots 20 to 30. In
clusive, the east sldo of lots 1, and 49
to 58, Inclusive, the south side of lots 1
to 20, Inclusive, block 1. Davis, Sharp &
Stringer's subdivision, block 24; tho north
sldo "of lot 10. tho south side of lotn 1
to 8, Inclusive, block 3; tho north Bldo
of lots 19. and 4 to 12. Inclusive, the weal
side of lota 14 to 19, InclusUe, block 2;
tho east side of lots 1 to II. inclusive,
block 4; tho west side of lot 8. the vast
sldo of lots 1, and 9 to 13, Inclusive,
tho south aldo of lots 1 to S. Inclusive,
block 5; tho north sld of lots C to 13,
Inclnslv-i, the east side of lots 1 to C.
block 1. Coatcs & Corum's South Galo
subdivision, block 24; tho north 272. 15
feet of the west side of the east 330 fnt
of lot 12. tho north 272.15 feet of the
cost sldo of lot 12. block 24: the west
sldo of lot 16, tho cast side of lot 1. tho j
south side or lots 1 to 10. Inclusive, block
2; the north sldo of lots 1 Jo 10. Inclu
sive, the weat side of lots 10 and 17, tho
east sldo of lots 1 and 32. tne south side
of lots 17 to y.'. Inclusive, block 3; the
north side of lots 1 to 16. Inclusive, the
west side of lot 16. tho east side of lc
1, block 4: the no:th side of lot 1. tne
west bldo of lots 13 to 17. Inclusive, tho
east sldo of lots 5 to 6, the south side
of lota 7 to 13, Inclusive, block 1 ; t-he
north alda of lots 1 and 11. the west sldo
of lots S to 14. Inclusive, the east side
of lots 1 to 7, Inclusive, block 5, Ontario
subdivision, block 24; tho south 193 1 feet
of tho west aldo of lot 7, tho went sldo
of lota 5 and 6, the south 14S.5 feet of
the eaut side of lot 16, tlio cast sldo of lota
17 and 18. tho north 1C.G feet of the oast
sldo of lot 19, the weut side of lota 2, 3
and 4, thu weot 523. SS feet of lho south .
sldo of lot 2, block 24; tho north side of
lota 5 to 8, inclusive, tho east sldo of
lots 1. and 8 to 17. inclusive, the south
side of lots 1 to 4, Inclusive, block 2, Da-
HOSE QUEEN WINS
CALIFORNIA OAKS
Race Is Worth $3370 to Win
ner; Favorite Trails in
Second.
OAKLAND, Fob. 27. Roso Queen,
the spcody daughter of Kingston, proved
a surprise by winning tho California
Oaks at Emeryvillo today. Bubbling
Water ruled an oven-money favorito for
tho event, which was a milo and a six
teenth. A field of nino went to the
post.
Roso Queen rushed to tho front and
won oasily from Cotytto whilo Bubbling
Wator, outrun in tho flrBt part, was a
distant third. ( Tho raco was worth
$3370 to tho winner. Fino weather pro
vailed. First race, six furlongs, soiling
Gypsy King, 110 (Taplin), 9 to 10,
won; Antigo, 112 (Butler), 6 to 1, sec
ond; Adena, 108 (Mcntry), 10 to 1,
third. Timo, 1:16 l-S. Ed. Davis, De
neon, Goneral Hawley and Exchequer
finished as named.
Socond race, llvo furlongs, selling
Firoball. 100 (Taplin). 0 to 5, won;
TroiB Temps, 102 (Scoville). 3 to 2. "sec
ond; Burning Bush, 111 (Mcntry), 15
to 1, third. Timo, 1:02. Mauretania,
Blagg, Anna May, The Mist and llazlct
finished as named.
Third race, milo and three-quarters, cup
preliminary Orcagna. 91 (Deverich).
21 to 5, won: Nadsu. 99 (Taplin), 12 to
1, second; Milford. 91 (Foss), 13 to 10.
third. Timo, 3:05 4-5. Flavigny and
Don Enrique finished as named.
Fourth race, California Oaks, mile
and a sixteenth, value to winner, .$3,370
Rose Queen, 117 (Mentrv), 25 to 1,
won; Cotytto, 112 (Archibald), 16 to 1,
sccondj Bubbling Water, 112 (Koogh),
4 to u, third. Time, 1:50 2-5. Rubia
Grande, Ocean Quecrr, Fair Annie,
Figcut, Anna L. Daley, Rosevalo also
ran.
Fifth race, mile and fifty yards, sell
ing First Peep, 107 (Archibald), 2 to
1, won; Woolen. 107 (Sullivan), 12 to
1, second; Blancho C, 105 (Cotton), 100
to 1, third. Time. 1:46 4-5. Import,
Red Loaf Scvcrus. Coppers. Earl Rogers
and Red Ball finished as named.
Sixth race. Jackson handicap, mile
Madman, 92 fTaplin). 9 to 2. won;
Dorante, 124 (Leo), S to 5, second; Palo
Alto, 91 (Deverich), 40 to 1. third.
Time. 1:43. Firestone, Logistilla and
Crcssina finished as named.
"Cy" Young.
The St. Louis Republic has the follow
ing to sav regarding old "Cy Young":
"A bail year for Young and he would
be in oblivion, and that is the chance
the Boston club took. Tho same may
be said of the Cleveland club, but they
aro taking the chance for a closo
$12,500, as well as two pitchers, Chech
and "Jack" Ryan.
"That even ono boliovcs that the
Cleveland club has tho best of the deal
is apparent. 'Jimmy McAlecr of the
Browns, who had an engagement with
John I. Taylor for 10 o'clock this morn
ing to discuss tho subject, will surely
testify to that.
"lio declared that ho would pay just
twice as much as Cleveland had, and he
did not know the price. ' El' the Cleve
land club paid $20,000 for Young we
would .havo paid Boston $10,000 for
him,' wns McAloor's opinion. Ask tho
Cloveland club what they will sell 'Cy'
for and thev will come right back that
lie is not on tho market or say $50,-000."
Girls Arc Champions.
Special to The Tribune.
WISISHR. Ida.. Fob. 27.Thc Wcjser
high school girls' haskotball team
the undisputed champion of Idaho. To
night, before an aurilonoo that lllled Ar
mory hall, tho girls defeated tho Acad
emy of Idaho toani of Pocatcllo, the
champions of southern Idaho, by the
scoro of 29. to 10. The Pocatcllo team
was far the heavier, but Welsor out
played them at overy point. The AVelsor
team has lost but ono game In three-years.
Irish and Cornish.
Special to Tho Tribune.
PARK CITY, Fob. 27. rote Crowley,
an Irishman, and J. .Trford, a Cornlsh
man. will moot in a twenty-round boxing
contest In this city. In the Dewey opera
house, on March 20, for a sldo bot of 5100
and a percentage of tho gato receipts.
Those two men havo boon anxious to got
at each other for a long time with the
gloves.
vis. Sharp & Stringer's subdivision,
block 24; beginning ut the southeast cor
ner of lot 1. block 3, thonco cast 72.11
feet, thence north 27.45 feet to tl- south
east corner of lot 1. block 4, Coates 4:
Corum's South Gale subdivision, block
24; beginning 5 feet oast of the northwest
corner of lot 4, block 2; thence east
83.04 feet to the northwest cornnr of lot
13, block 1, Coates & Corum's South Gale
subdivision, block 24; beginning at the
northwest corner of lot 17, block J, thence
north 10.18 feet, thence east 76.36 feet
to the northwest corner of lot 1, block
1, Ontario subdivision, block 24; begin
ning ot the southeast corner of lot 7,
thence eaat 3.66 foot, thence north 100.73
feet to the southeast corner of lot C,
block 1, Ontario subdlvlson. block 24, all
In fivo-acre plat A. Big Field survey.
The total cost of aald Improvement is
estimated at sixty-three thousand six
hundred seventeen and 30-109 ('03.617.36)
dollars, of which aum the city'a portion
Is thirteen thousand one hundred llfty
hIk and 98-100 (S13.156.9S) dollars, leaving
fifty thousand four hundred sixty and
3S-100 ($f.U.4C0.3S) dollars to bo ralEed
by local assessment.
j11 protests and objections to the car
rying out of such Intention must be pre
sented in writing to the city recorder on
or beforo the 1st day of March, 1909. be
ing tho time sot by said council when
It will hear and consider such protes:s
and objections as rnav be made thereto.
Hv order or tho city council of Suit
I.:i',:o City. Utnh.
,1. J.?. MORFrON". City Recorder.
Dy H. S. R1VKS, Deputy.
Dated August S. 1907.
Sidewalk extension No. 132. nS99
2TOTICB.
Notice Is hereby given by the -city
council of Salt Lake City of the Intention
of Mich council to mako the following de
scribed Inipiovement. to wit:
Constructing cement sidewalks sis- (fit
foot wide and four (I) Inches thick on all
wide stiects, nnd four (4) foot wide and
(!) Inches thick on nil narrow streets
within the district bounded on lho north
by the renter line of Fifth South street,
on tho oast by Mt, Olivet cometcrv on
tho south by the south lino if S!.th South
street, and on the west by tin- oast side
of Ninth East street, In sidewalk dis
tricts Nos. 22 and 23, ar.d defray thu
abnttcis' portion of the cost and expense ,
thereof, estimated at hovcnlocn thousand
nine hundred .seventy-four and 36-100 ;
($17,974.36) dollar: seventeen thousand ,
throo hundred lUty-elghl and 76-100 ($17.
358.70) dollars, or one and 21-100 (51.20
dollars per front or linear foot abutting
said Improvement on snld wide streets,
thoro being 13.999 feet of r.buttlng prop
erty on aald wide streets; and six hundred
i
STRIKES AND SPARES I
Standing ot tho clubs and averages of
tho players In the Cily Bowling league:
Clubs. Won. Lost- P.O.
Crescents .....12 R .067
Crowns io s .r.HiJ
A C. M. I S io .444
All Americans U 12 .333
d to if i
p 'Z
n
NAME CLUB. '? S
" 1
tn ;
P. Quln, Crescents IS 206. 1C 85 7S
Zohrlng, All Americans.... 3 200 15 11
Ekdahl, All Americans .. 17 195.1 08 72
Pierpont. Crowns 5 191.3 10 25
Sam Spits, . C. M. I . 18 187.10 75 05
Anderson. Z. C. M. I IS 187.1 81 6L
Laurie. All Americans .... IS 187,8 77 71
S. Williams, Crowns IS 186.3 79 "3
Kllpatrlck, All Americans.. 12 188. 2 52 44
Margctts, Z. C. M. 1 18 185.6 77 01
Pearson, Crescents 1G 186,5 6G G2
Staynor, AH Americans .... 12 183.5 47 47
J. Qulnn. Crowns 14 1S1.3 41 72
naymond. Z. C. 11. L .... G 179.3 21 24
Gyllcnswnn, Crowns 16 178.4 55 73
Danlcy, Z C. M. 1 9 178.4 31 41
Burton, CrcscentH 13 173.3 54 44
Illgham, Crcsccntn 15 17G.13 47 70
Jack Burt, Crow.ns 18 174.1. GG 71
Mollynenu. All Americans.. t2 173.3 3S 54
Collins. Crowns IG 171.10 51 50
P.. Williams. Z. C. M. 1 15 171.7 46 65
Hickman. All Americans .. 12 1G8.11 42 45
Lovoll, Crescents 8 168.4 29 29
Donkln, Crescents 15 162.3 3S 67
PACIFIC COAST FANS
PREPARING FOR SEASON
SAN FRANCISCO, Fob. 27. With
the arrival of the "White Sox" special
in Snn Francisco, Monday night, the
baseball season in California will be
under way, although the Pacific Coast
league will not commence its regular
schedule of games until March 30. The
"White Sox' will bo met at Sacra
mento by a delegation of local baseball
players, headed by Prcsideut J. Cal
Ewing of the Coast league.
Whito Sox No. 1 will commence
practice on the San Francisco grounds
on Tuesday, whilo team No. 2 will pro
ceed at once to Los Angeles to go into
trainiug.
Tho first gamo between the eastern
team and the San Francisco nino will
be played next Friday. The Chicago
squads will then alternate between Los
Angeles and San Francisco, pla3Miig
against the Coast leaguo teams of San
Francisco, Los Angeles, Oakland and
Sacramento. Altogether, thoro will bo
twenty-two games in San Frnncisco and
Oakland, and tho same number in Los
Angeles.
BILLIARD PLAYERS
WILL CHANGE RULES
NEW YORK. Feb. 27. The contest
ants who will participate in the world's
championship tonrnamont at 1S.2 balk
line billiards commencing in Madisou
Square Garden concert hall, Itfnrch 22,
met here today and agreed to modify
thc present rule which provides for one
night matches so that by mutual con--ent
of both challenger and holder of
the trophy, a match could be made for
more than one night's pla- of 500
points each uight- Tho contestants will
be Louis Curo of Paris, Gcorgo Sutton
of Chicago. Gcorgo Slosson of Now
York. Ora C. Moniingstar of New York,
Calvin W. Demarcst of Chicago, Albert
('. Cutler of Boston nnd II. P. Cline of
Philadelphia.
I
Mauti High School Wins.
Special to The Tribune,
EPHRAIM. Feb. 27. The Mantl high
school basketball team defeated tho Foun
tain Groon tnm by a score of 39 to 9
In a one-sided contest. Tho lineup was
as follows:
Mantl. Fountain Green.
K. Juisen r.g..... Ivory
Brown l.g..,.. ...... Coombs
1 lardy , c Anderson
Y. Brown r.f., Oldfoyd
NIelson l.f Ilolcman
Payson Beats Moroni.
Special to The Trjbunc.
EPHRAIM. Fob. 27. Tho Pavson
basketball team defoatod the Moroni? by
a score of 44 io 21 in the Moroni hall yos
tordny beforo a large crowd. The teams
lined up as follows:
Payson. Moroni.
Kettle I.f Blackmati
Don" . .r.f ... Hardy
Carter t c Ballev
Dovo l.g. Irons'
A. Kettle r.g Morlov
fifteen and 60-100 ($G15.G0) dollars, or 95
100 ($0.95) dollar por front or linear foot
abutting said Improvement on said nar
row streets, there bolng CIS foet of abut
ting property on said narrow streets,
by a local assessment upon the
lots or pieces ot ground within tho fol
lowing described districts, being the dis
tricts to be affected and benefited by said
improvement, namely:
SIX-FOOT. SIDEWALKS.
The north side of lots 5 and G, block
2$, plat 13: the north side o: lots 5. G. 7
t aud S. block 13; tho north sldo of lots
i" and G. biock 14: tho north side of lots
o. G, 7 and S. block 15; tho north .ldo of
lot 5. block 10. plat F; lho soutli side of
lots 1 and 2. block 2S. plat B: the couth
side of lots 1. 2. 3 and I. block 13: the
south sldo of lots 1 to 11, Inclusive. Doue
lns Place subdivision block 14; the wost
297 foot of the south side of lot 2, block
14; tho south sldo of lots 1. 2. 3 and 4,
block 15: tho south side of lot 2. block
10. pint F; the north side of lots 5. 6, 7
and 8 .block 1G, plat B; 11 o north side of
lot ft, the oast 165 feet of the north sldo
of lot G. block 12: tho north sldo nf lot
19, Sunset. View subdivision, block 12:
the north sldo of lot 13, block l. and the
north side of lot 13. block 2. Sylvan Park
fibdlvislon. block 11: tho north side of
lots G and S. block II; th north sldo of
lots 1 and 3 to 9. Inclusive. Itoblnson sub
division, block 10; the north sldo of lot
6. block 10: tho north sldo or lot 5. block
9, tho wost 101 feet of the north sldo of
I lot 6, block 3. plat F: tho east side of lots
i 1. 0, 7 and S, block 2S, plat B; the west
,' sldo of Iota I and 5, nnd the oast side of
i lots 1 nnd S. block 13: the west side of j
; lots 2. 3. 4 and 6, and tho cast side of I
lots G ami 7. block 11: the cast side of
lots 1, and 19 to 25. Inclusive. Douglas
I'laco subdivision, block 14: the west sldo
I of lota I nnd P. and the east side of lots
1 and s. block 15: the west sldo of lots
2. 3. 4 and ., block IG. plat F. Salt Lake
City survuv.
FOITR-FOOT SIDEWALKS.
I The cast side of tho west 297 foot of
j lots 2 and 3, block II: tho west side of
I lots 11 to IS. luclnslvo. Douglno Place snb
i division, block 14. plat F. Salt Lake City
I survey.
I The total cost, of said Improvement 19
estimated at twenty-four thousand three
hundred nlneiy-sovon nnd 93-110 (521.-
397 92) dollars, of which sum tho city's
' portion Is else thousand four l'lindrod
! twonty-throo and 57-100 ($6423.57) dollnrs.
i leaving seventeen thousand nine hundred
! seventy-four nnd 3G-100 (517,974. 3G) dol
i lars to be raised by local assessment.
All protests and objections to tho car
rying out of such Intention must be pre
sented In writing to the cily recorder on
or before the 1st day of March. 1909, be
ing tho timo set by said council when Jt
will hear and consider such protests aud
VARSITY IS BUSK I
UBGAIS I
Coach Maddock Is Signing Up
Schedule for Fall Grid
iron Contests.
PROPOSED FOOTBALL H
BILL BEING IGNORED
Efforts Will Be Made to Have. H
Majority of Games Played
Here. ifl
Coach Maddock and the athletic coun
cil at tho TJnivorsity of Utah aro at
present busy oa their football schedule
for next fall. Already several games
havo been contracted for and negotia
tion3 aro on for a numbor of others. Tho
fact that the legislaturo has before it
a bill prohibiting tho playing of tho
groat college game in tho stato of Utah
or by an of the stato sbchools docs
uot seem to be worrying them in the
least. The fecliug at the institution jJ
seems to bo that it would be as sensi
ble a movo to close tho univorsity en
tircly as to prohibit football, and tho
athletic authorities aro workiug oil this
basis.
Two games arc scheduled with tho
Utah Aggies. Last season the two big
Utah teams did not get together at all,
but thoy will have a chance to settle
their differences early next fall, whou
they meot in Logan on October 9. A
second game between these two rivals
is scheduled in Salt Lako on November
20, at which time the loser of tho early
season contest will have an opportunity jH
to turn the tables.
All tho two-year contracts with Colo
rado teams expired lust season. . Al
ready five of the schools in the Centon
nial state have asked for games, buc
Maddock feels that only throo of them
can be accommodated next year. It is
practically assured that Denver uni- H
versity will come here for a game on
November 1.1, and if the Methodists
havo the team they had last year thu
game should prove a great drawing
card. Most of the big gamci
last year were played away form
Salt Lake, but Maddock will make au
cll'ort to give the local enthusiasts au
opportunity to sco more contests on
Cummings field.
Some Games Arranged.
A game has been signed up with the
Montana school of initios for Salt Lake
October 16. It is probable that the
Mormons will get a chanco to take re
venge for their defeat at the hands of 1M
St. Vincent's college on October 23. if H
present negotiations do not fail. It has l
not been decided whether the game will
be played in California or at home, but H
wherever it comes off the Calif ornians
will have to go some to repeat the trick
of two vears ago.
There will be a big game in Salt Lake H
on Thanksgving dav, either with tho H
Idaho team from Moscow, or with lho
Tigers from Colorado Springs. Every
follower of the trame in Utnh rcmcm- H
bcrs the 0-0 game with the Idaho boys
iu two feet of snow last fall, and they
would probably co long way to soo
the samo two teams meet again. """"""
This loaves only two dates, October 30 x
and November 6. open. One of those will , jH
probablv go to Tdaho in case tho Colo- H
rado college game is arranged for """"""
Thanksgiving dav, and the other mav
bo filled with one of the neighboring
state universities or may bo left open. """"""
So far there appears to be no men- H
tiou mado of either Boulder or Golden
iu the plans already outlined. Possibly
tho authorities at the Utah institution
have not vet forgotten the little stunt
pulled off'bv the Boulder people when
the "U" took a track team to Colorado
and had to pay its expenses without any
Maddock savs that he will hegm somo
preliminary training rigjit along with
track work, bending particular effort to
the development of a punter lo take the
plao of "Dad" ConvjlJL 1
objections as may be made thereto.
Bv order of the city council of Salt
Lako City. Utah.
Dated November 2o, 190 1.
J. B. MORF.TON.
City Recorder. (
Bv B. S. RIVfiS. Deputy. H
Sidewalk extension No. 136. nS95
NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given by tho citv
council of Salt Lake City of tho Intou- - """"""
Hon of such council to make the follow- H
lug described improvement, to wit: H
To grade, gutter and curb with cement.
and pave with asphalt two roadwavs (""""""
(said asphalt pavement ou each of said """"""
toad ways to be twonty-four (21) foot
wide and nino and one-half inches
thick), with a forty-four (41) foot park
between, on Twelfth Enst street between H
South Temple and Socond South street-".
In paving district No. 27, and defray tho
abutters' portion of the cost and expense
thereof, estimated nt twenty-two thou-
sand nlnn hundred nlnety-slx nnd 5-l(iu """"""
(J22.99C 05) dollnrs. or nine and 5-100
(59. 03) Jollars por front fool or abutting
property, there being 2511 feet abutting
said Improvement, by a local assessment
upon the Iota or pieces of ground within
tho following described district, being lho , tM
district to be nfroctcd and benefited by fM
said Iniprovemout. namely:
The cast sldo of lots 1 and S, block 35:
tho west sldo of lots 2 and 5. the north
148.5 foet of the west side of lot 4, tho tH
south 14S.5 feet of the wost side of lot 3.
block 31; the enst side of lot 1. block 1,
the oast side of lots 1 nnd 2G, block 2, H
F.h rich's subdivision, block 30; tho east H
i sldo of lot 1, the east sldo of tho south
49.5 feet of lot 8. block 30; tho west M
j side of lots 2 to 12. Inclusive, East Sldo tM
subdivision, block 31: tho west side of lH
tho north -82.5 feet of tho south 1G5 feet JM
of lot 5. block 31. all in plat F. Salt Luke VM
Citv survey. """""l
The total cost of said Improvement is j
estimated at thirty thousand six hundred
and 73-100 (J30.6na.73) dollars, of which il
sum the city's portion Is seven thousand , H
six hundred four and 68-100 (S7G01.6S H
dollars, leaving lvonty-tvo thousand1
nine hundred ulncty-slx nnd 5-1Q0 )"""""""
($22,996.05) dollnrs to be raised by local jl
assessmont. ' 1""""""""H
All protests and objections to the car- """""""
rvlng out of such Intention must be pro- H
si-Mod In writing to tho city recorder on H
or before tho Sth day of March. 1909, be-
Ing ihc time set by snld council when it !""""""""
will hoar and consldoi such protests and ' """"""""
Qblcctions ns mav be made thereto. !"""""""""
Bv ordr of the city council of Salt JH
Lake City. T'lah.
Dated October 5. 190S.
J. B. .MGni2TON. Citv Recorder. i
By B. S. RIVKS, Deputy.
Paving extension No. 30.