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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-01
BERKELEY.

John Eccles, second hand In the card
ing room in the Berkeley mill met with a
serious accident Saturday morning. AS he
was walking from one side of the room I O
the other, he slipped and fell, fracturing
two Of his ribs and disloca ting his shoul
der.
The game between the Berkeleys and the
Hopes OF PROVIDENCE watch was played
at Adelaide Park Saturday afternoon
was won by the Hopes by u score of to
4, The scores
Innings.
Hope. ........... .........e %
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-01
CHARlESTOWN.


The Ladies' Aid Society at its last
regular meeting voted to hold mid
summer sale of fancy articles and ice
cream, &c, on Thursday evening, Aug. A.
at their rooms in the old mill house.
Miss Jennie Creamy of Worcester,
Mass, Is the guest of Mrs. Benjamin Is.
Green.
Henry w. Taber and wife who have been
spending the summer at Wexford, where
Mr.. Taber has been engaged in fishing,
have returned to their home at Cross
Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kendig (nee Miss
Carrie iHamilton) Iof Boston, Mass, are
ut the Ocean House.
Miss Julia Ward of PROVIDENCE was
the guest of Mrs. Welcome III. Foster
last week.
William Browning caught a nice lot OF
black fish on Thursday. One tipped the
scales at nine and one half pounds.
Mr.. Browning was not member OF the
NEWS Fishing Club
Mrs. Bailey, mother of DIR. G: l. Bailey,
has returned to her home In Troy, N. Y.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-07

What is called by it. enemies tine
"Cuhcnsloy conspiracy has resulted iu
raising Almost important question in the
Roman Catholic church In America.
Cahonsloy worked sodulously to obtain
papal authority to have the children OF
Catholic immigrants In America in.
structcd IN the language Of their par.
ents, both IN church aud In school.
There should be, according TO the ca.
honslcy idea priests, bishops and arch.
bishops Of all tho uatiunalities repre-.
sentcd by Immigrants in America,
Thus Keeping alive foreign languages
mud uction and being presided over
by f. IN priests. tho Roman Cath lies
IN America would be more = lily con.
trollod from Europe Cahcnsl argued.
Against this doctrine Archbishop John
ireland, OF st. Paul, set himself, lie
was chaplain in one OF the Minnesota
regiments during the war. Ho is n zeal
Gus American, believing IN tho govern.
nent OF the Uuitpl States with all his
soul. Ho wishes the children Of for.
oigncrs " soon as possible ODE instruct
ed In the constitution and government
aud IN tho workings Of our free institu,
tons, For this reason no advocates in
struction in tho English Language In the
church schools, and would put insiruc.
tors who teach In English over all the
children. Only by this means he be-
lcycs the unity OF tho American Catho.
lie church eau be- preserved, Wkerc
separate English parochial schools cnu
only DO maintained with difficulty Arch.
bishop Ireland would have Catholic
children sent to the public school0,
rathor than that they miss the thorough
training IN English,
The question before the mind Of Arch
bishop Ireland, as summarized by Albert
Shaw, is thisi "Is the Catholic church r.
America to be considered now aud per
maneutly n complex group Of European
colonies, or "a It TO be- made American
in language and sympathy, accepting Ia
tho fullest sense the principles of Amer
can government and liie|
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-07

Never despair. Never give IN, no
mntter what happens. There Is always
success for yon somewhere. Find Il.
The moro CHEEKY and hopeful you can
force yourself to be, the moro surely
success will come.
Whom you intend 10 raise n calf, lot It
run with the mother COW tin her milk
gots good, then take II away and begin
TO feed IL.
In feeding Young calf II "a hottcr nf-
ter You have taken II away from tho
COW 10 let II have part Of her min, for
fow days. Then il You cannot afford
that longer, mix lmsecd meal cooked 10
u jelly with sweet Bkinmilk nj the
rate of a pound Of tho Jelly TO Glty
pounds VI the milk and feed this TO the
calf, II makes q fairly good substitute
ior mskimmed cows milk In calf feed.
ing' Lntor you may add TO tho linsocd
some oatmeal with tho hulls carefully
sifted out.
Let us have grcn. big chicken show
Mt tho Worlds lair, Begin to prepare
now for il.
A calf "a old enough to begin to take
solid food with IT, liquid nourishment
when It begins to chew the cud.
The life of n working beo is only four
or five weeks IN the flower season. SIX
weeks, therefore, win serve TO change
the breed of the whole hiyoful If nm
Italian queen Is introduced at this time.
She lays from LOCO to 1000 eggs a day.
Handle the uddor ana tents Of n hoifer
that is intended for milking from the
time sho is n calf Pct and tamo her
from the beginning.
Tho farmer who turned his attention
some years ago to The breeding of large,
high stepping carriage horses is now
rcaping his reward. City people nre
calling for them in constantly increas-
ing number. The first thing an Amorl,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-07
NouCE OE LEASING or souooL
LANDS ~ SALT LAKE COUNTY.


TO an WhoH u may concern
Nru1lCE u utHEUI DNTN ny TIM
y County Court NJ ~ait itLr COUNTY. tAh
Territory iu pursuance Of fUsuIltian Of said
ruUft duiy made AZ To- regular GFutur thetvuf
held nu June lst lr'il that tLe sad County
Court, under uud IN pursuance Ut the pfoyi.
ainnH N am act Of the tuNtrElr and Igaisla.
tive Assembly NJ the tetutorH nf ItTh. emit.
tied "Au Act 90 Provide TO- b. fIng school
fuUis and Prescribing NulH. lui Regulations
Governing the same HuurugHt March 10Th.
lew. will. uron Application. lci.e all th.
school Lance. situate 100 salt .kp County, 10
Wit al lands situate ln aid county which uu
der section ~ NJ the Organic AU.O tn Tcfrl.
tory Of Utah ard section lAl. nf tho Revised
statutes Of the United stafrs have been 10
served tor the purpose NJ Dcing applied Tor the
schools 90 said Territory.
Under sad Act pcrsors re- 'ng uuon or oc
uFhis IN such lands, w. veil as other pcfsnus,
hc entitled 10 pnsscs'ion.
Nlant applications iur lraHgs. containing
copy ~ said Act ana ali ucrSat lry Information,
VIII be turniflod up1u uIfIrauon bN the
County CLERK q a1ld count. tHf Duo once In the
oanty curt liousc, salt inae rWg
INC Act proyid shat 1.-THE resident or oc
ruuant posse sslrg ~ controlling boz any way the
llnd shan have the preference right 20 lease at
the rental value"
Al applications Tor leases must tc nlcd with
The County Coutt, At or before " O'Clock no n.
uu MunNry july lth, -
CIrNTY COURT Ut sALTGAK rutfNTY,
800 liN q ALtLN, County CLERK.
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THE INDIAN MISSION.
An Encouraging AccouH Received From
One Of the Laborlng Elders.

,o.,,,,posaepee Of tho DEsEnrf NEws.l
A word from the Indian Territory
NAV be Of interest TO some OF your
readers. ~
since the visit Of President Kimoaii
and Elder Dolton the Elders nave
l,bored energeiically, endeavorlng 10
preaent the truths OF the Gospel To me
people. All have enjoyed coed health
nm 10 the present time, with the excep'
lion Of President Merrill, who has had
short spell Of ohills.
The work on the meeting house Is
progressing favorably and Ia now near
inc completion. Much credit Is due TO
Elder Rawllus for his untiring energy,
especially considering the many am
cultles ho has had 10 contend with.
The labors OF tho Elders during the
last six months have been principally
in tho Cherokee ana Choctaw nations.
Many public school houses hhVo neen
built Of late. 10 many Of theue lhs
Elders have had access, and openeh
,bs way Tor us 10 hold public meetings.
These have been well attended on
nearly all occasions. The principles OF
Inc Gospel have thus been presenter TO
many peT,ons whom IL would o.hcf-
wise be difficult to reach during the
busy season OF the year.
The Elders have been treated win
kindnes. and hospitality. Much proju.
Iips has un ioubleily been removed
D.. OF F..fHHsIas nj
whom knew nothing Of the truc status
of the UNormonD PEOPLE, their doe
lfines or motives, their minds having
been poisoned from what they hai
road or heard previously. But when
truth is brought to bear error Hoes
away.
Reportslrom Elders Allen aud Wood
bury who recently returned 10 the
Chickasgw nation, show that the open
ing male last winter " still favorable.
Many warm friends remain true 70
them, and are glad 10 welcome them
bnck again. rhey will visit the sem
mole nation and ondeavOr 10 make an
opening while there. Come OF the
Elders will also visit tho Osasas during
the summer
Tho recent high waters and iloods
have done more or Lees damage 70
oroIs, more especially TO cotton. Moro
rain fell during one season than the
oldest ssttlors could remember before.
The mission, generally, 10 In pros
porous condition. Several baptlsms
have taken place. Tue Eldero are In
the enjoyment OF good health, AMI are
unitedly lab1flng for the spread OF truth
aud the welfare Of the mission.
The NEWS comes regularly TO hand,
and IL gladly received. When WE
have read II, II IL promptly mailed 70
othois. We thus find II great ali u
US Ia our labofs, assisting TO remove
the prejudice from the minds Of the
people and TO sow the seeds Of Truth.
y. II. PETERS.
BRIARTows, June 30, 1909.
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A CHEAP p6uLrsy HOUSE.
Its owner Considers u FIRST Cins. 20,
the Money Expended.

It's oWh'r torHtdors ~ Iirst Glass iut
the Money Expended.
send q description Of desirable and
comparatively cheap poultry house. that
! think covers nll the requisite for keep.
ing iiock of fowls In health and thrift.
al she yeni fouu3i
Tho building is @ feet wide by 10 feet
long, with shed ROOF q feet high IN front,
sloiing to feet in rear. 10 suit my
surroundings, Il faces nearly westi has
door Ia the center with half window
over It, aud a window on each side "
the door. There Is also window ON
the south end and half window ~ the
p'ar OF the center Of the building. From
the door o pns agcway or hall goes
across the building, leaving q room ON
each side for the roodng and laying
room. Between the hall aud the r'H e
Ing rooms are the nc.t boxes, which
form the haso VI Tho partitions.
For ruosts prefer 10y 4 aiudling-
the finch side up, and edges rounded.
Below each roost T. q board 10 inches
wide to catch the dropp.ng1. The bot.
toms Of the nest boxes nrs on level
with the sillsl ia fact, the ends rest upon
the aills aud u block in the ccntor prr.
vents sagVng. Above the nests are
lnih partitions, with sliding doors per-
hitting nccuss 20 tho roc ting rooms
when desirable; but the eggs being gath
.rld from the pa. sage, this IL only nucos-
sory whrn tho room requires cleaning.
The nest boxes ere 3 feet long. "a
inches wide and ~ inchcs deep. divided
Into soycn nests. A board y inches
wide Is nailed along each side Of the
box, even with tho bottom, aud thus
leaving an opening 10 by i2 inches NJ
tho top Of. each side Of every nest. II
intended for smaller breeds tlWboxcs
mny DO divided for eight nests. When
thp hens are an laying, Sliding doors
close the opeuingl ON the side toward
the passage. When one Is 90 10 set. by
simply transferring tho SLIDING door to
the opposite side Of tho nest the hen Is
M once shut ont from oil Interference NJ
the other hons, matter of tho utmost
Importance Ia successful Matching.
am raising only two breeds Of fowls,
hut u house constructed upon this plan
IS capable Of being lcngthonol mud SINH
larly divided 10 accommodate amy NUM-
Dor Of varieties which may be dosired.-
Cor Country Gentleman.
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why noti Rev. Or. Rair.ford's pro.
po,al 10 hayo the churches countcnancl
resorts whore beer and light wine. nro
sold, and even 10 encourage such ~ a
temperance measure, 81 ono that fills
total abstuincrs with horror And Ger.
iuinly II the reverend gentleman had
studied tho figures OF the awful increase
OF drunkenness, Ia Germany IN the past
thirty years, where just such drinking
places ~ he suggests have b,cn tho
vogue for generations, he might have
hcsi,ntod before positively recommend.
ing drinking saloons a. q church reform
measure.
But there might ho real Temperance
saloons without any inioxicmis ut all
offered for sale. Il b. tho social feature
Of tho beer saloon that has lurcd mnny u
good fellow 10 his ruin. Tho glow and
brightness. the mCrrhucnt and human
good fellowship arc what draw at least
half Of mankind to the whisky shop.
Men go 10 It Of evenings BECAUSE they
have nowhere else. Their poor homes
or cheap boarding houses are not inyit.
ing TO those who toll all diy.
But lot Us have tho Temperance saloon,
whore woriingnon may spend their
evenings. There can be many pleasant,
refreshing drinks without beer, ale.
wine or whisky. Light catnbles might
be added. The men could smoke to thcii
hearts content and play all the game.
they now nro forced into the whisky
shop to enjoy. Such temperance houses,
carefully managed, would pay in every
town aud city, and would bc long di..
lance improvement on Rev. DR.. Rains.
iOrd's church be saloons.
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sloop among the rocks. He faucled the
skulls must be thDse Of HE missing
friends. lie told Of angry, screeching
eats that gathered on the rocks and
apparently wal oil Tor III. body N be
cast ashore, anu his story soon became
n leg az of the island.
Suyoilng parties have gone TO tn
island mud wasted am uuuiiuu ir
practice upon the huwliug casts hut
without diminishing the numi,r ma.
torinlly.
The lonely island isstill in os.cssi II
Of The gussius, ami patsiug snll ~
| pIously cross themselves as they meat
awful voices coming up through tue
night out Of the depths appatentiy.
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"Our ranch" Miss wilkins went on
In answer to question, "is in Owyhu
county, and we have ON q, uftrr Ills
seasons sales, about $500 head of horses
and 1000 ~ cattle. No. our horses havo
no mustang blood in them, but arc do.
scendcd from Clydosdalc and pcrcheron
stations, with occasionally some trot-
ting blood aud American mares brought
from tho east We breed first for size
and strength and the lung power That
we think cannot be produced except by
range breeding ut q cuslidcrable alti-
tude.
"Our ranch is Mt n height Of about
5000 foot above sea level, and our horses
are mover housed or fed rut!l We round
them up 10 sopd them east. By actual
measurement have found them IN tho
stock yards 10 hc considerably larger
than other western horses, and We
haven't an animal In our herd that is
diseased IN any way, nor are wo ever
troubled with any Of the usual ailments
Of horses.r
Miss wilkins hns not boon satisfied
with studying the horse uf tho present,
Int has diyod into geological records,
aud can tell you about the five toed aud
three tocd horses, no bigger than sheep,
that roWmed the plains Of Idaho ages
ind ages and ages ago, ~ iiuoutly us
she can cSpouni the superiority Of opcn
air breeding to tho nursery practice Of
most stock farms.
"Of course" she admitted. "the baby
treatment is all right II youmcrcly want
60 produce phenomenal and fancy priced
trotters and race horses TINT are good
Tor nothing else. But u YOU want u
thoroughly sound and hardy stock with
the lung power that is ono OF the first es-
sontials Of all round usefulness, then tho
rangc system is the'only ono To employ"
Now York Herald.
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NOTICE. OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

NroItCE N HEREBY GIVES. THAT IN
~ Pursuance OF n order ~ tho Probate
Court iut the County " salt iAlc, Territory
VI itah, made on tho .'ih DAY ot June. 1874, IN
the matttro the Vatatv Of Hannah Tom insnn
WardlC. decreased, the uudrrslsncd, Tue al.
iuinistraiur II the said estate will fO at prt.
ynto sale, to the highest bidder for cash, hy
scaled biia In writing aud subject o. confirms.
ura ~ ala Probate curt o. saturday, the
law orIro of Richards a Muylc. ATTORNEYS,
rooms H .iO unstltulinu UuHIIHE, "a south,
Main street, salt Lake city. Cab. 40 tie right,
title, interest and estate NJ thn aaId Hannah
iumlIu Hon NHfdIu AZ the time ~ her death, and
tate has by operation Of the iAw ~ Otherwise
acquired ottvfthan or lu addition g. that of the
sat1 Hannah fnuulpsun NWaIr 4. the time Of
her Heath, Ia and IL MI thai certain Tract ~
aud situate, lying and being iu south Jordan,
AIT Like County. Utah Territory, nd bound
ed AMI dHHcriHod HH follows, tnVit
an NJ that portion Of Lott Two t.I, Tivc li1
luu Eigh a., IN section Two .1I, township
ihfco l3I, south of Range One -, Wet OF
SAT- take Meridian, boun 'od aut doscriuod ~
Dliows, to wit Commoncing Wh,te tue north
fence q John Wardlg's line Uhat was tuch
My ehth is1i,l intofsUru mill race urHr 4
bridge thence West ~ whore 70 lntOrsects the
wet line % lot kight ~ II sAd section,
nos home tcHd, thnt ~, lot Ninc u1 81 said
section thence east IN said mill race. thence
following SAID mill race north 10 tue place a
1.ginnius and containing forly seven Acres
uf land, more or lsss.
per cent. OF the uufchas- money Ia be- paid on
Toe dly 81 sale, the balance on cuntfinA ion OF
s1lu by sHld Probate Court Deed al expense
" purchaser
Administrator Of the cstaio Of Hannah Tom.
linson Wardlc, doeonscd.
Nait lasF tity, June gpth, lsH2.
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Is iiEREHN UlNhN, TO THF STOCK.
ho'fers "a tho Utah Ccutal VIIvsv ON.
tHny that there Will be meeting Of The stock.
holders held 10 room No. 9. nrsprot National
HHuk building. a. the junction OF last Temple
Territory, At the h1ur OF y m, July o., isgl.
for The purpose Of clectmF hlno Directors Of
said Company % serve Tor ihg cnauiug year.
THIS meeting is called hy order OF iha Hoard
of Blfectura made June 18Th. lsas
~ GltANu NUUNg.
tDrond Boo. PRECEDENT.
JUNlts q WELLS. secy.
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order 10 show cause why order Of sale o. Res
Relate should not be made.


IANE 4. PYPER the GUARDIAN OF
~ tic person aud estate " brigham l'yper
Mary ., fyper. Maggie ". i'yper and kn,u,a
MIA PIPER. minors, having nlci her petition
herein, dull verified, praying for Hn order Of
sale ~ The real estate Of SAID minors, Ter The
purposes theron set form, n 10 hereby ordered
shat re next Of hin OF the ward and all per
sons Interested In the estate ~ snid minors,
appear beint' he said Probate Court on wed
utsday The luih day u July, l-ii, At 10 O'Clock
IN the forenoon Of said day, A. the Court Room
q SAID Probate Court, at tho County Court
House, In he city aud county ut salt La e,
Utah Territory, IN show cause Why an order
should not be- granted TO the SAID guardian, IN
rsll the whole or 50 much of the real ustltr NJ
the said minors, ht private aalC a. thnll be
necessary ,And that copy Of " order ut pub.
ished NJ lcast four successive Wccss IN the
nESfiNr kNlNisu NEws,a Newspaper printed
ana published ~ said city and county.
Dated June glst, i,y!. -
q. W nARTCH,
Probate JUDGE.
wApprtL A ADAMS, attorneys Tor guardian.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-07

The American made cascmate aimoi
intended ior tho naval vessels Indiana
aud Massachuso,is has lecn proved by
iho tests Of o. strngih at Indian
Head 70 DO the best amor plate cvoi
manufactured anywhere. The progress
made by ;he United States In wnr.hir
building aud equipment since we began
our new navy Is scarcely less than mnr
vicious. Tho navy Is going ahead Of the
army In the path Of progress.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-07

There Is curious looking animal IL
South Afrioa that looks for all the world
like piece Of toast with four legs, q
head and a tail, 1t resembles pussy
cat about the forehead aud ears, but it,
nose Is distinctly that Of u rat, while its
tail Is not very dissimilar to that OF q
fox. This strange annual Is called the
anrdwolf, and doubtless dwella IN South
Africa because, Judged by his looks, he
would not bc admitted into good animal
society anywhere else,
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN, THAT IN
~ pursuance Of an order % the rrobNo
court, 10 and for SAT- Lake County, ttAh Tern
tory, made On the slst day uf June, lsg., In the
matter Of tho estate ~ EnEA johnson, de,
ceased, the undersigned executors Of the last
Will aud Testament ~ kl'ga Johnson, deceased,
VIII soil AZ private sale 10 the highest BIDDER
for cash, nud subject to the conilrm alton by
shld Probate Court all tho nght, title interest
aud estatc " SAID Eliza johnson, NJ the timu u
her death, and all tho right, title, ana interest
that the said estate has by operation " lgw or
othorwi lac acquired, other than or In addition
to that ~ said Ellla johnson, at the umn Of
her death, In aud TO that certain lot, piece or
parcel ~ land situate lying and being In tho
city Of salt Lake, County Of salt lake, Utah
Territory, bounded and described AS follows,
to wit Commencing at the northeast corner
OF lot seven % IA block twenty dyo i2il IN
plata" salt Lake city survey, amt running
thence west twenty tell rods thence south
two aud one half ,2t.l rods thence east twon
~ co rods thence north two and one halt
an rods TO the place Of beginning, contain,
ing ,5Ol square rods Of ground.
BIDS IN writing Will he received for said
property, addressed TO the undersigned, care
east, lirst South Street, SAT- Lake city, SAT-
Lake County, Utah Territory, ny TO ami includ
ing the 10Th day Of July, Nv, after which said
property viii be sold.
Terms and conditions OF sale, cash, and sub.
feet 10 confirmation hy sad Probate Court
RICIAnn BRIuLEM
CHARLES ABBUTD'
Executors Of the last Will and testament Of
Eliza johnson, deceased,
MLDpLLL 4 ADAMS, attorneys for estate.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the PROBATE Court N and for salt Lake
County, Territory Of Utah
10 the Matter OF the Estate OF John
MeDonhld, deceased.

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
~ sarah Mcdonald, cAocuiriN u the iasi
will and estate Of John HcDouAld. deceased,
has Wondered for settlement, and nloi In
ton ui sAlf estate and petition for nnA dtstri
button Of the residue ~ sad estate among the
persons cnutlod thereto, and that Nedntr DAY,
the eoth day Of july, AID lN2,at ipo'cloct AM,
~ thu Iouft Room o. tAid Court, IN tho County
Court House, eAlt Lake city and County, Utah
Territory has been duly npp iutcd by the Judge
o. SAID court for the settlement o. sAid 40
count ard hearing taid petition Tor distnhu.
ton, At which tune and place any ptrauu inter
tsted In tAid estate may appear aud show
not be settled and approved and dual dlstriJa.
ton made ~ rfaycd Tor.
Dated June Is. lee
o. 2. ALLEN,
Ciers Of the Probate rouri
BY CLIhILN RnnMhE. in. DANNY.
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NOTICE

NOTICE IA BERtBY GtvEN THAT THE
~ regular annual meeting VI tho stDek
holders vi the state Bank VI Utah OF salt Iako
CITY. will be- held at ~ lAhting house. conner
u Main and south Temp A,ruois n shia city.
on Tucrday, July llth, isil 10 O'Clock ~ M
ssid meeting Il for the purpose NJ elrgtirg
Director 10 serve Tor tho ensuing year. ma fof
she Transaction of such turthct husincss ~ fnay
pfuporii come lrfuro thu uttUnr
uLuiH NJ. WELLS. Cashier.
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I. Eliiah Sells, Secretary Of the Territory NJ
TITAN, do hereby certify ihath above aud fore.
going " tulI, true unt Get copy of the
ANIMAL statement Of The general condition Of
the syeN tire and Life Insurance Company Of
gnth dAy OF June. lala, in ursuancC OF an 4 t
relating TO lire aud liirinauTance companies,
approved March i3, ls,i, ana March !, isss.
In witncss whereof have hereunto yet my
hand and AfAtd the stcat seal OF the Territory
OF Utah this .lth day ~ June, lsol,
fsuALI ELIJAH SELLS,
Secretary OF utnh Territory,