H j ' jjvrtn. QGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINER, TUESDAY, MAY 11, 1920.
II ACTIVE DAY IN
I MINE MARKET
i Upward Tendency During
J Opening Session Turns
Downward
Trading today on the Salt Lake
Hl Stock & Mining Exchange vras fairly
active with the prices in the majority
ot the stocks changed. The upward
tendency existed during the first call
but the downward tendency ruled the
second, it being noUceablc in Sure
Shield and Iron King, the former sell
ing as high as 50 cents on the first
call but closed on the second with
only 19Vi -cents bifI- wnil the latter
was verv strong, as high as 31 cents,
l but closed with only 29 cents bid.
1 , Alta Con. was active at 7c, Alta
Tunnel brought 9 and 9Uc, Columbus
Rexall changed hands from 53 to ooc.
Cardiff brought ?1 .55, Iron Kong was
' active as high as 31 coma, New Qulncy
was steadv at 6c, Emma Silver chang
ed handsat 8 and SUc Sells sold as
low as 1614 c, South Hecla advanced a
j iriflc, it changing hands as high aa
93c; Tintic Standard closed with $-i.-
1 35 bid and ?4.-12 asked, with no
shares changing hands, and Woodlawn
IIIH brought 17c
If . Bid Ask
Alta Con 5 .07 .074
' AJbion 09 .10
American Con 02 .03
Alta Tunnel k-0S-)l .00
Big Hill 06 .09
t Big Cottonwood 00V .00
Bullion 01 .054
Black Metals 09 JO
Columbus Rexall 53 .oi
Crown Point 02 .06
Colorado Con..- 03 .0a
Cardiff l--5 T.50
Dragon Con. . .18
Daly West 4.00 . 4.50
East Crown Point .-. .02 .02
East Tin. Con 0S .0S
Eureka Mines ".06' .06
Eureka Lily 13 .14
Eureka Bullion I t -15
I Emma Silver OS'j .08
I Empire Mines 12
! Grand Central 36
I Howell 05 -06
Iron Blossom 32 .35
Iron King .. . . 29 .31
Judge Mining 1.00 5.10
K Kennebec 12 .20
Keystone SR .94
Leonora 01 .02
Lehi Tintic 12 .13
, . May Day 03 .04
I Miller Hill 01 .02
Mammoth .. .. 50
Moscow 05 .10
Michigan-Utah 06 .06
North Stan 07.- .07
New Qulncy 06 .06
Ohio Copper 30
Opohongo 01 .02
Plutus .' . 37 .39
Prince Con.- . . 50 .51
Provo .04 .05
J'aloma .. 00 .01
Rico Argentine 03 .09
I Rico Wellington 23 .2S
1 Sells .... ..' 17 JS
I SSI. King Coal'n 1.70 3.72 1
Sil. King Con. 1.40 1.50
Sioux Con 03 .04
South Hecla 93 .94
South Standard 21 .26
Silver Shield 49 .50
Tar Baby 02 .02 I
Tintic Central 02 .03 J
Tintic Standard 4.35 4.40
T'tah Cons 01 .01
Uncle Sam 01 .04
Victor . . . 02 .04
West Toledd 04 .05
Walker .3.10 340
Woodlawn -. . .17
Yankee 03 .04
Zuma 17
Beaver Copper 00 .01
Empire Copper 30 .40
Nalldriver .57 .61'
Union Chief 0S .09
OPENING SALES.
Alta Con. 1000 at 7c. -Alta
Tunnel 1000 at 9c.
Eureka Lily 2500 at 13 c.
Beaver Copper 1000 at lc.
Columbus Rexall 100 at 55c; 200 at
54c; 500 at 53c.
East Tintic Coal. 3000 at ic.
East Tintic Con. 2000 at Sc.
East Crown Point 5000 at 2c
Howell 2500 at 6c.
Iron Blossom 100 at 2c.
Iron King 1500 at 31c; 1000 at
30c; 2300 at 30c
Lehi Tintic 2500 at 12 c.
May Day 2500 at 4c'
Michigan-Utah 1500 at 6c
New Qulhck 8500 at 6c
Eureka Mines 6000 at 6c.
Emma Silver 1000 at Sc: 2600 at
fl - Eureka Bullion 1500 at 14 c.
Hj Plutus 500 at 39c.
j Provo 1000 at 4c.
H Rico Wellington 500 at 24 c; 500
fl
Sells 500 at 17c; 3500 at 17c; 500
fl Sioux Mines 500 at 4c.
fl South Hecla 300 at 90c.
Silver Shield 300 at He; 7W at
fl 51c; 200 tit 52o.
fl South Standard 1000 at 25c; 1000
at
j North Standard 23,000 at 7c
fl Union Chief 1000 at Sc.
fl Zuma 1000 at 19c.
CLOSING SALE.
H AltaCon. 5000 at 7c
Alta Tunnel 1000 9c;1000 at 9c.
H Black Metals 500 at 10c
fl Columbus Rexall 100 at -53c
fl East Tintic Coal. 6000 at AqM
B Cardiff 100 at $1.45. 'j
H Howell 4000 at 6c
fl Iron King 300 at 30c.
j Emma Silver 5000 at Sc
fl Eureka Bullion 2000 at Hc.
1 Prince Con. 6150 at 50c.
H Silver King Coal. ICQ at $1.70.
fl South Hcclt 300 at 92c; 100 at 91c
H 100 at
fl Silver Shield 600 at 50c.
H Woodlawn 1000 at 17c
INDUSTRIAL STOCKS
Stock Bid Ask
H Amalgamated Sugar 14.00 14 5
H Amal. Sugar pfd 103.00 104.00
H Con. Wagon 120.00 122.00
H Utah-Idaho Sugar 9.25 9-10
Lion Coal 65.00 TsioO
H Mutual Crcameiy 11.00
H Ogden Port'd Cement 10(h00
H First Nat. Bank 330.00
H Ellison Ranching 130 00
Security State Bank ... 155.00 16o!oO
LHHHH n Tj ; 135.00
H Goddard Packing 6 00
H Utah Power &. Light .. 91.00 9400
H up, Rock Spr'gs Coal 120.00
H Iavis & Weber Canal . 3Q0.00
B J .ion Bonds 91,00
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STEADY DECLINE
ON EXCHANGE
Reaction at Midday Forces
Popular Issues Under
Morning Quotations
NEW YORK, May 11. Slock were
quiet and Irregular at the opening of
today's session, denoting further con
fusion of a speculative sentiment.
Mexican Petroleum at a gain of 1 3-S
and United States Rubber at a decline
of 1 point were the only issues to
record more than fractional changes.
Shippings, rails and sugars were dis
posed to improve, but coppers and tex
tiles easted with popular steels. The
general list became reactionary with
the first half hour, however, when
pressure against steels and motors be
came more insistent.
Aside from oils, which continued to
sustained by further advances of pro
ducts, the market retained all of its
recent narrow and uncertain charac
teristics. Developments in the indus
trial situation seemed to offer little
inducement to traders and high grade
rails fell 1 to 2 points on small offer
ings. Steels, equipmetns and motor3
again bore the brunt of the early sell
ing, but revived slightly before noon.
Shippings and sugars registered sub
stantial gains. Call money was plenti
ful at seven per cent and foreign ex
change strengthened, marks or bills
on Germany rising to a level well over
two cents. '
Another reaction at midday forced
popular issues under lowest quotations
of the morning. Steels, equipments,
motors and oils were 2 to 4 points un
der yesterday's final prices. Call loans
remained easy and foreign exchange
continued to move against this country.
OGDEN LIVESTOCK MARKET
Cattle Receipts 14; choice heavy
hteers ?10.00(y10.75; good steers $9.00
(tjHO.OO: fair steers ?8.50S.50; choice
feeder steers $7.00nS.50; choice cows!
and heifers ?J 009.00; fair to good!
cows and heifers $7.00 fa S. 00; cutters
4.506.00; canners ?3.004.00
choice feeder cows ?5.50Cg)6.50; fat
bulls ?4.005.25; bologna bulls $4.00
?5.00; veal calves $10.0012.00.
Hogs Receipts 82S; choice fat hogs
175 to 250 lbs, ?1414.75: bulk of sales
$14(y)14.50; feeders $1012.50.
Sheep Receipts 3412; choice lambs
$15.0016.50; wethers $10.0012.00;
fat ewes ?S.0010.00; feeder lambs
$12.5(014.00.
Arrivals G-. Saunders, Gunnison,
Utah, car of cattle and hogs; J. E.
Noble. Clay, Cal., two loads lambs; No
ble Sheep company, Clements, Cal.,
nine loads lambs. Ogden Packing and
Provision company, South Omaha,
six loads hogs; Hunsake"r Commission
company," South Omaha, four loads
hogs.
CHICAGO QUOTATIONS.
CHICAGO. May 11.
Open High Low Close
Corn
May $1.94 1.95 1.93 l.fJoV4
July 1.7514 1.76- 1.74 1.75JA
SepL 1.63 l.Gl 1.61 1.62
Oats
July .94 .94 .93 Vt .93
Sept. .77 .78 .76 .77
Pork
May 36,15
July 37.30 37.30 37.05 37.15
Lard
July 21.55 21.72 21,45 21.70
Sept. 22.50 22.25 22 47
Ribs
July 19.10 19.25 19.10 19.22
SepL .... 20.05 19.92 20.00
CASH SALES.
CHICAGO. May 11. Wseat No. 2
red $2.95; No. 2 hard $3.05; No. 2
northern spring $3.35.'
Corn No. 3 mixed ?2.072.0S; No. 2
yellow ?2.092.10.
Oats No. 2 white $1.14g1.16; No.
3 white $1.12(7ji1.14.
Rye No. 2 $2.28iJ2"29.
Barley $1651.SS.
Timothy $1.651.88.
Clover seed ?10.00ll-.50.
Clover seed ,$25.0035.00.
Pork nominal.
Lard $20.87.
Ribs $17.7518.75.
METAL MARKET.
NEW YORK. May 11. Copper quiet
and unchanged.
Iron firmer; No. 2 southern J43.00
&44.00.
Antimony 10.00c.
Tin steady; sppt $5S.0O; June-July
tec: on: '
Lead steady; s,pot and Mav offered
at 9.00c; June-July 8. 50c bid.
Zinc quiet; East SL Louis deliverv
spot 7.77c bid, 7.95c asked.
At Londan: Spot copper 101 7s
6d; electrolytic 112; tin 299 10s;
lead 3S; zinc 45 15s.
OMAHA LIVESTOCK.
OMAHA, Neb.. May 11. (United
States Bureau of Markets.) Hogs
Receipts 13,500; slow, generally 25c
lower; narrow shipping demands; top
medium, demand and light ?13.750T
14.00; bulk 250 pounders and up $13!
0013.50. Cattle Receipts 7000;' beef steers
1525c lower; butcher stock steadv;
top beeves $13.25; stockers and feed
ers steady to 25c higher.
Sheep Receipts 25,000; clipped
lambs strong to 25c higher; top $18.
25; bulk $17.501S.00; wooled lambs,
sheep and feeders steady.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
CHICAGO. May 11. Butter lower;
creamery 46(fii57c
Eggs lower; receipts 45,581 cases;
firsts 4142c; ordinary firsts 38(fr
39c; at mark, cases included, 39(g)
41c
Poultry alive higher; springs 37c;
fowls 35c.
LIBERTY
BONDS
INVESTMENT SECURITIES
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO, May 11 Corn prices to
day rose to a new high level for the
crop. Wet weather was chiefly re
sponsible for the upturn. Later, how
ever, the market weakened owing to
a notice issued by the vice president
of a railroad that in distribution of
cars during the next ten days the pref
erence would be given to loading of
grain. Initial quotations, which
ranged from l-2c decline to 1 l-8c ad
vance, with July $1.75 1-4 to $1.75 1-2
and Soptember $1.63 1-2 to $1.64, wore
followed by a setback all around to
well below yesterday's finish.
Oats like corn developed weakness
Notwithstanding a firm start. After
opening unchanged to lc higher, with
July 94 to 94 l-4c, tho market sagged
below yesterday's close.
Provisions wore easier with grain
and hogs. Trading was of only a scat
tered sorL
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK.
KANSAS CITY, Mo., May 11.
(United States Bureau of Markets.)
Hogs Receipts 16.000; lights and me
diums steady to 10c lower; top $14.
80; heavies slow to 10c lower; bulk
lights and mediums $14.0014.70;
bulk heavies $13.5014.25.
Cattle Receipts 7800; beef
steers strong to 15c higher; top $13.
90; best yearlings $13.25; butcher
stock steady to 25c higher; few heif
ers $12.00; best cows $11.25; calves
50c higher; top to packers $12.00; all
other classes strong.
Sheep Receipts 9000; sheep
steady to strong; bulk fat ewes $10.00
10.50; spring lambs strong to 25c
higher; 75 pound Arizona spring lambs
$20.10; bulk $19.0019.50: goats
steady; bulk $7.50$?S.00.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO, May 11. (United States
Bureau of Markets) Cattle Receipts
16,000; market slow, few early sales;
steers about steady at Monday's de
cline; she-stock steady to 25c lower;
gjjod to best fat cows weak; most
bulls steady; bids on calves unevenly
lower, with supply liberal; stockers
and feeders steady to lower.
Hogs Receipts 3S.000; market gen
erally 15 to 25c lower; lights declin
ing most; top $15.20; bulk lights $14.
9015.15; bulk 250 pounders and
over $13.90(14.60; pig3 25c lower,
bulk 100 to 125 pounds. $13.5014.25.
Sheep Receipts 11.000; market
slow, steady to lower; choice but well
wool lambs $21.25; choice shorn
lambs $19.00; bulk $17.2519.00;
choice shorn ewes $13.50. j
MONEY MARKET. I
NEW YORK, May 11. Mercantile
.paper 7 per cent. I
Exchange strong; sterling 60 day
bills $3.S09; commercial 60 day bills
on banks $3.80; commercial 60 day
bills $3.80; demand $3.84; ca
bles $3.S5.
Francs: Demand 15.17; cables
15.15.
Belgian francs: Demand 14.47; ca
bles 14.45.
Guilders: Demand .36; cables
.315.
Lire: Demand 19.12; cables 19.10.
Marks: Demand 2.02; cables 2 03.
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds easy.
Time loans strong unchanged.
Call money strong; high 10 per
cent; low 7 per cent; ruling rate 7
per cent; closing bid 30 per cent; of
fered at 10 per cent; last loan 10 per
cent; bank acceptances 6 per cent.
LIBERTY BONDS.
NEW YORK, Mayll. Final prices
of Liberty bonds todav were:
3s 91.94; first 4s 85. SO; second
4s 85.18: first 4 Vis So. 60; second 4Us
85.20; third -Pas S9.00; fourth 4 Us
S5.60; Victory 3s 95.96; 'Victory
ls 96.02.
N. Y. SUGAR.
NEW YORK, May 11. Raw sugar
firm; centrifugal 19.56c; refined firm
and higher; fine granulated $19.50
23.00.
N.Y. SILVER.
NEW YORK, May 11. Bar silver!
$1.03.
Mexican dollars 7Sc
t .
LONDON RATES.
LONDON, May 11. Bar silver 60d
per ounce.
Money 4 1-2 per cent.
Discount rates: Short bill?, 6 6-8
per cent; three month bills, 6 1116
6 3-4 per cent.
AT MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., May 11.
Flour unchanged.
Bran $53.00.
POTATOES. ,
CHICAGO, May 11. Potatoes dull;
receipts 30 cars; northern white sack
ed and bulk $7.357.50; Canadian
$6.757.00; new, weak, unchanged.
FELL DOWN ON SUGAR
CONTRACT; IS SUED
CHICAGO, May 11. George II.
Holt, lumber dealer and real estate
operator was sued for ?2, 000. 000 by
Hadesman Brothers, wholcssale gro
cers, and Mlttclan Brothers, owners
of a chain of grrocorles. It was alleged
Holt refused to fulfill a contract by
which ho was allegod to have agreed
to deliver to the plaintiffs 5.000 tons
of suar during May and June at
14 cents a pound.
EX-CROWN PRINCE
TO ESCAPE TAXES
THE HAGUE. April 29. Decision
that tho former German crown prince
and his fellow exiles shall not pay any
rates of taxes has been reached by the
ministry of tho treasury. Their stay
51 Wieringen is reported as being in
voluntary because of their interment
there.
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SENATE ASKS WARSHIP
SENT TO BLACK SEA
BULLETIN.
WASHINGTON. May 11. A resolu
tion requesting President Wilson to
send an American warship and mar
ines to Batum, on the Black sea, to
protect American lives and property
at that port and along tho railroad to
Baku, was reported unanimously to
day by the senate foreign relations'
committee.
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Little Grace "Don't you think that
I ought to have a new doll, mamma."
Mamma "Why, dear, your old one
is as good as cvpr"
BIG BONUS FOR
SUGARWDRKERS
Record in Extra Pay For Ha
waiian Plantation La
borers 'HONOLULU, T. H.. May 10. The
April bonus to be paid to workers m
tho sugar plantations of Hawaii will
be 294 percent, according to estimates
In sugar circles. Of this 220 percent
will be paid along with the monthly
wages and the remaining 7t per cent
held until the end of tho year.
Tho April bonus will be the largest
ever paid to laborers on Hawaiian su
gar plantations. Lost year's bonus
ovcraged y2 percent and that of 191S
was 78 percent
In estimating the bonus the planters
take the average price of sugar from
March 16 to April 15 as a basis. The
average price for that period was 14,
106 cents per pound.
The April bonus is calculated to be
about three times the regular wages
of the workers.
No change is reported in the Oahu
Island strike situation. The planters
have reiterated their determination
not to compromise and tho Japanese
Federation of Labor has just an
nounced that Its members are stand
ing firm for their increased wage
demand. The federation stated that
only seventy of Its members had brok
en from the ranks and roturned to
work In order to share in the heavy
Wago bonus being paid on the planta
tions. nn
RUMOR MORRIS TO
JOIN IN CAMPAIGN
HONOLULU. T. H., May 11 (By
The Associated Press.) According to
the Tokio correspondent of the Hono
lulu Advertiser, it is reported that Ro
land S. Morris, United States ambas
jsador to Japan, intends resigning In
the near future to participate in the
presidential elections In the United
Slates.
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HUNT FREIGHT CARS '
FOR MEXICAN ROADS
SAN FRANCISCO, May 10 Freight
cars of Mexican railroads that were'
impressed into service to move sup
plies to the eastern seaboard of the
United States during tho war are be
ing traced, according to R. M. Campos,
western agent of the National Rail
ways of Mexico.
They may now be found from Los
Angeles to Portland, Me., he said, and
some of the cars will have been five or
six years away from their home lines
before being located.
LIBERTY BONDS NOW
i YIELDING 6 PER CENT
SAN FRANCISCO. May 10 At
present market prices Liberty Bonds
are yielding as high as 6 13 per cent
Interest, according to a compilation re
cently announced by the Wells Fargo
Nevada National bank here.
The figures showed that 3. per
cent bonds of the first Issue were low-'
est with a yield of 3.90 percent and
that the others ranged from 5 per cent
up to 6.13 for 4-jg bonds of the fifth
loan.
HIGH COST OF EDUCATION
A MENACE TO DEMOCRACY
(By International News Service) 1
LEXINGTON, Ky., The increased
cost of education is a menace to dem-;
ocracy, Dr. Frank I. McVay president
of the University of Kentucky, said
in a report of educational conditions!
made public here. The majority of
American boys and girls that have '
born qualities of leadership come from j
homes with small incomes, the report 1
declares, and the high cost of going to,
college is preventing the training ne-i
cessary to their success, thereby de
priving the nation of good leadership.
The cost of high education has dou
bled in recent years the report shows
'
ASKS $2,500 DAMAGES
FOR ONE BLACK EYE
(By International News Service.)
MUSKOGEE, Okla., May 8. If some
"unkind" individual should swing a
right on your eyebrow causing one of
your optics to "go In mourning," would
you consider it worth $2,500?
Well, George Randall, of this place,
does. At least, that's the price ho set
when he filed a damage suit against
R. D. Richard here tho other day.
WAGON OVERTURNS IN CREEK,
MOTHER AND BABE DROWNED
(By International News Service.)
STILWELL, Okla. An attempt by
John Orr to ford a small creek near
here coot tho Uvea of his wife and
one small child the other day.
Half way-' across the stream Orr's
wagon overturned, throwing his fam
ily of, four Into the water.
Orr succeeded in rescuing two of
lla children, but tho swift current
carried Mrs. Orr and her baby beyond
his reach.
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LEGAL NOTICES
ANNUAL. TAX SALE. . .
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN' IN ACCORDANCE "WITH Sectllon 6055. Com
piled Laws of Utah. 1317, that "Weber County. Utflh, by and through lt Board or
County Commissioner, will, on Monday, May 17th. 1920, at 12 o'clock noon at
tho front door of tho Court House. In Ogdcn City, "VVcber County, Utah, offer or
Bale In separate parcels for cash, all of th real ofltnte hereinafter doscrlbed, to
gether xvlth other real estate held by AVcber County under Tsx Deed, and at such
Bale tho County Cleric of "VVcber County. Utah, will Issue and deliver to tltn pur
chaecr aU of the title of the State or Utah, County of "Weber, City of Osdcn, or
any town or school or other taxing district Interested In tho real estate so sold,
excepting however, any interest held by Ogden City, under tax sale made to Ogden
Cltv up to and Including sales for delinquent taxes for lS3i.
No bid will be accepted for less than all taxes, costs and Interest to dato of
sale herein referred to. v
MARTIN P. BROWN,
D. H. ENSIGN,
J. M. CHILD,
Board of County Commissioner of Weber County, Utah.
"WALTER N. PARR.
County Clerk of "Weber County. Utah.
Dated April 6. 1320.
First publication on April 17th. 1320.
i&iWKr&RTAX DEED TO "WEBER COUNTY TO BE OF
FERED FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION AS ABOVE STATED.
Part of Lot 1. Block 3, Plat "A," being the "West 2.6 feet of Lot 1, Block 0. Plat
Part oLotBlockO. PJaV'A." Being tho North 117 feet of tho South 202 feet
of Lot 6, Block 10. Plat "A." Ogden City Survey. , ,
Part of Lot 6, Block 10. Plat "A." Bolng tho South 11.25 feet of the North So feet
of Lot S. Block 10. Plat "A." Ogden City Survey.
Part or Lot 3 Block 13. Plat "A." Beginning 120 feet North from the Southeast
comer of Lot 2. Block 13, Plat "A." Ogden City Survey: thonco A cat 37
feet, North 20 feet. "West 50.5 feet. North 4 feet. East S7.S foet. South 21
feet to tho place of beginning, Tho taxes herein Include personal taxes la
Book "E." pago. S5, Lines 13 and 21. 1310 sale.
Partot Lota 8 and 3, Block 16. Plat "A." Beginning 16 G feet East nd 16 5 foet
South from tho Northwest corner of Lot 8, Block 16. Plat "A." Ogden Uty
Survey; 'thentfe East 133 feet. South 16.5 feet to tho plaotj of beginning.
Part of Lot 4, , Block 32, Plat "A," Beginning 1C5 feet t- t 5CarlHwtJ
LEGAL NOTICES
corner of Lot , Block 32, Pint ;A,'' Ogden City Survey; thence Ea.it 36.5
fect, South 12 feol, West 13G.5 fcot. North 12 feet to the placo of bcplntilnp. jH
Part of Lot 7. Block 45. Plat "A." Being tho "West 16.5 fect of Lot 7, Block 46. jH
Plat "A." Ogden City Survey. H
Part of Lot 2. Block 65. Piat "A." Being the East 2.3 feot of the "West 132 feet of IH
Lot 2. Block 55. Plat "A." Ogtlcn City Survey. H
Part of Lot 2, Block 16. Plat "IB." Being tho West 14 of the East Vi of the South IH
15 of Txit 2, Block 1C. Plat "B." Ogdon City Survey. tH
Part of Lot 2. Block 16. Plat "B." Bclnt: tho East 33 feet of tho South & of Lot H
2. Block 16. Plat "B." Ogden City Survey. H
Part of ot Lota 3 and t, Block 16, Plat "C." Beginning 165 feot North and 33 feet H
East from the Southwest corner Lot 3, Block 1C. Plat "C," Ogden City Sur- jH
vcy; thenco North 14.6 feet, West 157 fect. South 11.0 fcot, East 157 fect to IH
tho placo of beginning.
Part of Lots 4 and 7. Block 16, Plat "C Beginning 165 feet North and 8 feet H
East from the Southwest corner of Ixt 4. Block 16. Plat "C." Ogden City Sur-
vcy; thence North 341.3 feet. East 17 feet. South 341.3 fect, "Wc3t 17 feet to tho IH
place of beginning.
Part of Lots 6. 7 and 3. Block 16. Plat "C." Beginning 125 foot South from tho IH
Northwest corner o! Lot 6. Block 16. Plat "C," Ogden Cltv Survey; thenco H
South 14. G feet, East 207 fect. North 11.6 fcot, "West 207 feet to tho placo of jH
beginning. IH
Part of Lots 7 and 8, Block 24. Plat "C." Beginning 150 feet West from tho South- , IH
cast corner of Lot 8. Block 24. Plat "C," Ogden City Survey, thence North 1
. 2? (cot. West 114 feet. South 25 foet. East 111 feet to the placo of beginning H
Part of Lot 1(5. Block 31. Tlat Beings the North 1C5 fcot of tho East h-t of jH
Lot 10. rjiock 31. Plat "C." Ogdn City Survey. H
Part of Lot 6. Block 33. Plat "C." Being tho North 41 fcot ot tho East 11S.5 foot B
of the West 237 feet of Lot 5.. Block 39. Pint "C." Ogden City Survey. H
Pat of Lot 7. Block 39. Plat "C." Being tho West 40 feet of Lot 7, Block 33. H
Plat "C.'' Ogden City Survey. M
Part of Lot 9. Block IS. Plat 'C." Being tho West 48 feet of tho East 180 feet of H
the North 115.5 feet of Lot 9. Block 48. Pint "C." Ogden City Survey. H
Part of Lot 11. Block C6. Plat "C." Beginning at tho Southwest corner of Lot 11. -JijiiiiH
Block CC. Tlat ,,C." Ogden City Survey, thenco South 66 fccL East 82,5 fcot, JH
North 3G degvoos East 82.5 feet, Went to tho plnco of beginning. x jH
Part of Lot 2. Block 71, Plat "C." Being the North 2 feet of thn South 36 feet Xi
ot tho West 125 feet of Lot 2, Block 71. Tint "C." Ogden City Survey. jH
Part of Lot 13. Block 1. Plat 5AA. Being tho East 330 feot of tho North 'A of Lot 'B
13. Block 1. Fivo Aero Plat "A." of Ogden City Survey. .H
Part of Lot 11. Block 4. Plat S. O .S. Being tho West 9.5 fect of tho North 24.85 r
fcot of Lot 11. Block 4. South Ogdon Survey, of Ogden City Survey. H
Part of Lot 12. Block 4, Plat S. O. S. Beginning 32 feet South from the Intersec- jl
tlon of tho South lino of Lot 11. and the West line of Adama -Avenue; thenco IH
Vest 140 feet. South 4.5 fcot. East 110 fret. North 4.5 foot to tho placo ot H
beginning. Lot 12. Block 4. South Ogden Survey. Ogdon City Survey. H
Lots S and 10. Block 10. S. O S. Beginning 355.: feet Wc6t from tho Northeast cor H
nor of Lot 8. Block 10; thenro South 59 feci. West 30 foot, North 59 feet, "East B
80 feet to plaro of beginning, in South Ogden Survey, Ogden CiK' Survey. H
Part of Lot 11. Block 10. Plat S. O. S. Beginning 3.G feet West from the inter- IH
section of the Northwest corner ot Lot 11. Block 10, South Ogden Survey, of IH
Ogdon City Survey and the Eastllne of Lincoln Avenue; thence East 3.6 feet IH
North 13S.1S fect. West IS fcot. South 1 degrees East to the placo of begin H
Lot 13. Block 10. S. O. S,. part of tho lot. Being the East 50 fect ot the South 20.5 H
fect of Lot 13. Block 10. South Ogdon Survey, Ogden City Survey. x , HBH
Lot3 1 and 2. Block 2. Biummltt's Addition. I "
Lot "C." Brummltt's Addition to Ogden City, Utah. I
Lot "D.' of Brummittt's Addition to Ogden '"Mty. Utnh.
Being tho West 5 fcot of Lot 6. Block 3, Central Park Addition to Osdcn City.
Utah.
Being all of Lot 11 and the South 11 fect of Lot 12. block 5. Central Park Annex
to Ogdon City. Utah.
Be ng Lots 23 to 14, Block 2. City Park Addition.
Being lxjt3 28 to 30. Block 2. Colorado Place Addition to Ogdon City. Utah.
Being jotg 5 nnf) 6i j3jock 3 Cropsev's Addition to Ogden City. Utah.
Being Lots 1 to 20. Block 1C. Clovcrclalc Addition. Kancsvll! School District.
Lots 5 to 15. Block 17. Clovcrdnlo Addition. Kancsvlllo School District.
Being the West S3.92 feet ot Lots 1 to 5. Block 4. East Park Addition to Ogden r
, City. Utah.
Be ng Lot Gi. Block 4. East Park Addition to Ogden City. Utah.
Being the Ea3t 76.SC fect of Lots 1 and 2, Block 6. Eoat Park Addition to Ogden
City. Utah. JH
Being tho East 76.SG fect of Lot 3. to 14. Block 5, East Park Addition to Ogdon
City. Utah. t
Being the East 117.06 feet of Lot "J." East Park Addition to Ogdon City, Utah. - M I
Being Lots 37 to 40. Block IS. Fairmount Park Addition to Ogdon City. J
Being Lota 24 and 25. Block 13. Florence Park Addition to Ogden City.
Being Lots 52 to 54. Block 6. Franklin Place Addition to Ogden City.
Being Lot 50, Block 9. Franklin Placo Addition to Ogdon City. Utah.
Being Lot3 1 to 3. Block 1. Herrlman's Addition to Ogden City. Utah.
Being Lot 41. Block 17. Lnkevlew Addition. Burch Creek School District.
Bclnt' the South 17.5 fcot of Lot 12. Block 20, Lnkovlcw Addition. Burch Creek
School District.
Being lots 13 and 1 1. Block 26. Lakevicw Addition, Burch Creek School District.
Being an undivided one-half interest in Lots 11 to 17. Block 33, Lakevlcw Addition. H
Burch Creek School District. . K
Being an undivided one-half interest in Lots 36 to 33, Block 33, Lakevlcw Addition, fl
Burch Creek School District.
Be ng Lots 33 to 41, Block 40, Lakcvlow Addition, Burch Creek School District.
Being the North 4 feel of the South 12 feet of Lot S, Block 40. Lakevlew Addition
to Ogden City. Utah.
Being Lots 14 and 15. Block 46. Lakevlew Addition. Burch Creek School District
Being Lot 20. Block 47. Lakcvlow Addition. Burch Creek School District.
Being Lot 27, Block 2. Madison Square Addition ,to Ogden, Utah.
aicUary Estate. Beginning 923.S3 feet West and 6.20 feet South from the- North- 'fV
eajt comer of Sec. 20 Twp. 6 North. Range 1 West, Suit Lake Meridian U. iL
fa. Survey; thence South 16 feot, West 216.5 fect, North 16 feet, East 216 5 Uf
feet, to the place of beginning.
Being Lots 13 and 14, Block 1. Mountain View Addition to Ogden City. Utah H
Being Lot 32. Block 1, Mountain Mew Addition to Ogden City.
Being Lots 39 and . 40. Block 2, Mountain View Addition to Ogdon City Utah. H
Being Lot IS, Block 9," Mountain View Addition to Ogden City, Utah "
Being tho East 1G feet of Lot 7, Block 16. Nob Hill Addition to Ogdcu" City. H
Being Lots 1 and 2. Block 33. Nob Hill Addition to Ogden City, Utah. '
Being Lot 2. Block 51. Nob Hill Annex to Ogden City. Utah.
Be ng Lots 6 and 7. Block 76. Nob Hill Addition to Ogden City, Utah . H
Be ng Lot 1, Block 3. Otto Bergor:s Addition, North Ogden School District E
Be ng Lot 2, Block 4. Otto Bergor's Addition. North Ogden School District- " M
Be ng Lots 23 and 21. Block S, Observatory Placo Addition, Wilson School District M
Being Lots 11 and 42. Black 1. Park Place "A," Subdivision of Jxt3 4 and 5 ami H
the faouth 165 6S feel of Lot 3. Block 67; and all of Block 0, Plat "C." Ozacu fl
City Survey. v,u.u
Being Lots 1 to l'. Block 2. a-ospec tl-rolghts Addition.
Being Lots 11 to 11. Block ?i. Prospect Heights Addition.
Being Lot 2. Block 2, Rivervlt-w Addition to Ogden City, Utah
Being Lot 3. Block 4. Rlversido Annex Addition to Ogden City, Utah.v r 1
Being Lo.ts 20 and 21 B.lock I. Rushton Addition to Ogden City, Utah ' '
Belngtho W'Mt of Lot 40 and all of Lot 41. Block 4, Rushton Addition to Og'dct
Being the West 9 feet of J-ot 51, Block 7. and all of Lot 52, Block 7;' Rushton sH
Addition tc Ogden City.
Being the North 20.9 leet of Lot 2S, Block 2 South Park Addition to Ogden City
Being Lots IS and 19, Block 2, Stephens First Addition to Ogden City, Utah iR
Being tho South I feet of Lot 2 and all of Lot 1, Block 6, Terraco Subdivision. WM
Ogden City, Utah.
Being Lots 13 and 14, Block I, Woodmansce's Addition to Ogden City. Utah
Being Lots 17 to 2G, Block 1, Woodmansce's Addition to Ogden City, Utah'
Lots 27 lo 35, Block 2. Woodmansee's Addition to Ugden City, Utah '
Being the West 45.7G feet of Lots 1 and 2, Block- 6, Woodraanseo'a Main Street H
Addition to Ogden City, Utah. oireoi
Beginning 432.13 icet South and 330 fect Ea6t from tho Intersection of tho East IH
line of Washington Avenue and tho North lino of Sec. 5, Twp. 5, North Range liH
I West. Salt Lako Meridian. U. S. Survey; thence North 5U.5 feet. East 33 3 iH
fect. South 5G.6 feet. West 33.3 feet to placo of beginning 1
Beginning on tho V03t line or Grunt Avenue 294 feet South from tho North iW LiH
of Sec. 5. Twp. 5 N.. Range 1 West. Salt Lake Meridian. U. S. Survev thenco H
South G fcot. West 157 feet, North 6 icet. East 1S7 foet to the placo of berinnlm.- H
Beginning 21.15 chs. East and S.305 chs. North from' tho Southwest corner of tha jl
Northwest M ot See. 9. Twp. 5. North. Range 1 West. Salt Lake Meridian "PI
U. S. Survey; thence North 70 icet, Eust 1UU feet. Southwest 10 a point 115 r
leet East from 1)10 point of beginning, West to tho place of beginnlnc Ul
Beginning at the Southwest corner ot Block 33, South Ogden Plat " V"' th.nrt,
South 570 feet, East 167 leet. North 570 leet, AVcst lb'7 root to tho nlaco at -
beginning.
Beginning 16.12 chs. South from the Northeast corner of the Southeast 11 of ?r,. sH
16. Twp. 5 North. Range 3 West. Salt Lako Meridian U. S. Survey- thoiieo HI
West 11 feci. South 1U chs. Eust 11 feet, North 10 cha. to thu place of hi.
ginning.
Being all 01 the Northeast M of Sec. 3, Twp. 6 North, Rango 1 West Sa't r siH
Meridian. U. S. Survey. ' oa1 uaK0 PB
Being all ot the South or Sec. 3, Twp. 6 North. Rango 1 West, Salt Lako MoHrf- r wM
Ian. 13. S. Survey. "l-i.lu
Being ull ot the Eabt $ of tho Northwest M of Section 3, Twp. G North' n'- iH
1 West. Salt Lake Meridian. U. S. Survey. ortn, uan,o H
beginning at the Southeast corner of tho Northeast J,i Sec. 4. Twp. 6 North nnM -
1 West. Salt Lake Meridian. U. S. Survey; thence North 5 chs West 1 at H
chs.. South 13 rdo.. West 13 rds.. North 13 rds West to ccntor of'tho Counrv H
road. Southwesterly along thd road to a point 5.G1 chs. West of be-inmn Hi
East 5.64 chs. to the place of beginning. einning, B
Beglnnln 421.14 feet West and 282 feet South from tho Intersection of tho South iH
lino of Second Street, and West lino of "Washington Avenue, in Oedcn piiiT IB
Utah, thenco South OG feet, Wc3t 211.86 foet, North GG feet. East -'i vs H
to tho place of beginning. L "US6 futt
beginning 115.5 leet South lrora tho Northeast corner of Sec 30. Twn r. vn,n, 1H
Rango 1 Ueat, Salt Lako Merldltlon. U. S. Survey, thenco Woat S-hi ri!l' H
South 66 Icet. East 132 leet. North OS feet. West to tho placo of begTiinir H
Beginning 82.3 leet W est Irom the Northeast corner of See. 3U. Twp t Vm rt, i't.' iH
1 West. Salt Lako Meridian. U. S. Survey; tlienco Sou Hi 2615 loot v? H
b2.S7 icet, SouUi 399 fect. West 107.6S Icet, North G60 foet, L'uaC 2 li fl
tho place of beginning. - Icot 10 fl
,iso beginning 660 leet South from tho Northeast corner of Snn tn H
6 North, Rango 1 West, fault Luke Meridian, U. S. Survey, theh'co q?i, !,
degrees 57 minutes W est to the C. P. right-of-way, East lo East line nf t,i fl
section, North to place of beginning. ,nw 01 1X1141 M
Beginning 3.24 chs. W est. 12.72 chs. Norm from the Southeast corner of th v, .m H
west U. Sec. 9. Twp. 6 North. Rango 1 Vet, Salt Laku Meridian U u.th" fl
vej ; thenco South 251.5 leet. West 1&3 leut. North 251.5 feet k's7 isi ,1 fl
to the place of beginning. l' I8J fees H
goginnlng at the Northeast corner of tho Southwest U Sec. 28, Twp 5 North tj H
1 West. Salt Lake Meridian U. S. Survey; thenco Wost 11,25 chs w' fl
river, southeasterly along tho river to tho Iat lino of said Sec Vniiu . H
beginning. ec" ISo.rth to
Beginning on the Soulh line of Seventh street. ISO feot West from the v. n ' ilfl
of Washington Avenue, Ogden City, Utah, thenco Soutli 116 s feet ,J,1J afl
feet, North 146.8 feet, Eaat 54 feel, to the beginning. All In Sec A n..61 JH
6 North. Range 1 West, Salt Lako Mcridlun U. S. Survey. 17' TvfP' jfl
Beginning 1S1 feot East und 330 feet North from tho Southwest comer of ;., HisiiH
Twp. 6 North, Rango l West. Salt Lako Meridian, U. S. Survey thM 2.?'
6G reel. West 132 icet. South 06 feet. East 132 icet to beginning North fl
BcBlnnlng at the Intersection of tho South lino of 32nd street, and tho tt'. iiiiiiiiH
Sec. 33. Twp. G North, Kuiigo 1 W cat. Salt Laka Mcridlun LT CJStcnn8 of sliiiiiiiH
henco South 165.25. Eust 29.1 feet. North 165,25 feet. West 29 4 fn, .n'Qy' H
placo of beginning. IQel to tlio M
on aald lino 73 steps. South 197 ateps to Cedar Stake on bank of mi,t a : ; iiiiiiiiiiiH
dlch, Southwesterly on bunk of suld drain ditch 100 atepa. to beinnnSfi rrrln 'iisiiiH
part of tho East of theSouthcaat U Sec. 7. Twp. North iSSai $ R?,Ui; r iH
Salt Lako ilordilan. U. S. Survey. "anfi - AV'ost, H
Beginning at a certain Cedar Slake on the bank of drain ditch, bclmr th o H
weat cornor of said tract of land; thenco North 263 step to sL 11" outh.-
2.83 chs,. NorUi 15 degreoa Eaat .7 chs,. North 1.62 cha. itoffi LLH
liaat 1-5 chs. Noith 36 degrees 30 mlnutea. Eaat 1JS clutina. Norfhxti?'!?a LLLfl
and SouUicrly along Uio river to a point North 11 degrees 3u miXi?gA9f,y LH
irom tho bcfclnning, South 11 degreea 30 minutes Eaat to betrlnnln esz isiiiiiiiiifl
Beginning 18.62 ens. West and 2.6 cha. North from the Southeast cornV' H
U Southwdst 1 ot Sec. 21. Tavp. S North. Range 2 Woat. thence ffiS fif
Nortn 8 degrvea 30 minutes Eaat S.SS tha. Nortli 13 degrees 30 intZirj$,c-hH' isiiiiiiiiiH
Beginning 1166.84 leet East and 8 chs. South irom the Northweet corn" r .LiiiiH
UeSouthwcat Sec. 21. Twp. 6 North. Range 2 WeaL Salt Lake Merkl1nn0'r-LiiH
Survey, thenco Norm 33u fo-t. Last 480 feot. mora or loa. South ,1 b- Liiiiiiifl
East 139 cha., South 73 degTcea 30 mlnutea Woat 3 cha., South V X?0,'
30 mlnutea. Weal 1 ch.. South 11 degrees Woat 6 cha.. South 3t, de-a. e siiiiiiiiiH
3 C3 cha.. South 13 degree West 1.8 clta,. Weaterly and Southerly in?' 'uai fl
on tho river bourn of oegiunlng. North lo beginning. lu a Pome H
Bccinning 80 ids. Norm and 34 rda. Uaat from the Southwest corner of th v aaiiifl
ucgi nmk (JCW 7 Il.orllli UHng0 l w t gait Lake Meridian u S0Jth- Lfl
vcy: mence South 40 rda.. Eaat 60 rods., South 2S rda., Eaat 13 5' Jr,l S.Sur.- H
23 rda.. Weat 6.6 rda.. North 46 rda.. West U rda.. to tho beginning ' iSctrh fl
Uefdnning at the Southwcat corner of the Xortnwcai U of Soc, 30. Twr. 7" biiiiiiifl
ucginmnb L Wc3t gaJt 3iorItllQn a s Survey; mence &aiL"l Ii?rUj. ijfl
18 degrees 30 minutes East C.1S cha.. North 68 degrees 45 minute Lh KLiiiifl
cha . Norm 17 degrees 30 minutes. Eaat 7.6S cha.. North 17 doirre- M
utes Weat 2.26 chs. South IS degrees 13 mlnutea, Weat 9 cha. to t,t -"V""
line of eold section. South to beginning. lU0 Woat H
Kednntng 8.5 cha. North from tho Southwest corner of tho Northwoat r c Liiiiiiifl
Bec30, Wp. 7 Norm. Range 1 Weat. Salt Lako Meridian, U. S. SuA'ov- i So- LlalalH
North 18 degrees 30 mlnutea. Eaat 9 cha. North CS dogroea 45 mlnuto &nco' Liiiifl
125 feet. South 18 degrees 30 ralnutoa, Wost to ho Woat lino of aaia 1VXoat IL-aaaaH
South to beginning. . cctjon. bh
Rfrinnlng 12.25 elm. South from tho Northeast corner of tho Southwest i r o kiiiiiiiiS
BcB "si Twp. 6 NorUi. Range 2 Eaat. Salt lk.i Meridian U. S. Su"ov tt,S,c-
SouUi G7 degrees 30 mlnutea West 5.38 cha.. South 3 degreea 16 rn!nut! IvESf aaaH
6.6 chs.. South 85 degrees 12 minutes Eaat to a point South of bVjfni?1 B1111111H
menco North to beginning. "eglnnJn;;.
nfcinnlnff 62 rda. 11 feet Eaat irom tnc Northwest corner of the Southwnni i - aisiiiiiiiH
D the Northwest U of Seo. 20. Twp 7 N'orh. Rango 1 Eaat. Salt Lake arVn4 aaH
ian. U. S. SurA-cy; thonco South 16 rda.. Eaat 16 rda.. North 10 rda W3 - tr i-HIH
rda. to tho placo of beginning. - fl
Being the Southoaat U of Soc. 13. Twp. 7 North. Rango 4 Eaat. SaltxILakc- MfWTri V Hisiiiiiifl
lan. U. S. Survoy. "H H
Being tho East li of Lota 6 and 7. Block 22. PJat . "A," llujntavlllc Survoy ' . M
Being all of mo Vorthweat Mi of Sec 3; O-wp. 6 North, Rang l West. Salt Laic. LHH
Meridian. U. S. Survey. . - fl