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Indee yanee,s Court.

R. r. stephens and man named Wesson, who live neighbors to each other in the eastern part of the city, got into quarrel yesterday, and as a result Stephens was arrested charged with disturbing the peace by using improper language and was after pleading guilty fined Sl and costs by Judge Vance. Wesson was discharged.
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N~NNNNN@NAAA

House today Among those who have signified their in ention to at tend are the Right Hon. Arthur J. Balfour, the Right Hon. William Liderdale, formerly Governor of the Bank of England, and Sir David NJ. Barbour, at one time Secretary to the Indian Government.
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Odd Fellow.' Encampmenfat Muneie. i.

MuNeIE, IND, May 2.-The En- eaMpment, subordinate lodges and paughters of Rebekah, I. o. 0. F. for southeastern Indiana will meet in Auhcie today and tomorrow. The h'teting is known as the special 'eheoi of instruction, is authorized " 'he Grand Lodge and arranged in ae'alls by the Grand Officers. The u's'fict IS composed of several coun- ''es' embracing fifty or more lodges. "nlch Will bring together possibly rom 200 to l,5O0 people. The State ID uivlded into four districts.
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Tca

There is to be a social tea tonight at the residence of Mr las. Batter ton, corner Walnut and Fourth, for the benefit of the Rebrcea degree I. o. 0. F. AlIare requested to attend. Gentlemen. come and bring ladies. Only 10 cents.
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England's Silver conference.

LONDON, May 2.-A large number !" sentleinen, prominent in politics au' finance, have promised 10 take pas. n the international bimetallic sonlerence to be held in the Mansion
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The Pienie.

The piek-nickers returned home yesterday afternoon at 6:30, after having spent q very pleasant day near Humphrey There were eight coaches and all were well filed The majority of the crowd were children, yet the grown people were in sufii- cient abundance to take good care of the little ones. No accidents hap pened. It was reported that the lit tie son of.Dtidge Robinson was lost, but he was found and was enjoying himself A great many fish were caught. There was adecided success all around. and We are glad to learn the children had q good time.
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HnntssiiIe. Ala, and Return

On May tor one and one-third fare to Huntsville, Ala, and return. Account of Women's Board of Mis- siona of the Cumberland Presbyterian church. E. H. WILSON,
 Agent Cotton Belt Route.
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Just
 LOeturned "A sllnsss.

From our second trip to tho market, and found the mer- chants anxious to sell, and we bought and can offer you some rare bargains.
 Novelty Suits that were S12 90, bought to sell for $7 90.
 30-in. dark ground Challies that were 33c q yard, bought to sell for 25e
 One let Ladies Cloth Capes in tan and blacks, just the thing for cool evenings, bought to sell for Sl .95, and q number of other desirable and new goods too .,umefous to mention in our small space that will pay you to call.
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waler spout

Conductor Randall .Silyerman, of the Cotton Belt, stated this morning to a GRAPHIc reporter that the water spout at Fexarkana evening before last did considerable damage. The T. P Junction was torn to pieces. One man was killed outright and several wounded Hail stones of large dimensions fell and the rainfall was so heavy that it flowed through the union depot in that city to q depth of about two feet Such an occurrence has never been known in that locality before. The railroads seem to have suffered considerable damage on account of the storm.
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Second NenIre.

The following is a list of thesecond venrie of the petit jury to serve dur ing the present term ef court:
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Presbyterian General Assembly at Nash
 viiIe.Tenn.

For this meeting the Cotton Belt route w:ll sell tickets to Nashville, Tom, and return at Sl2.55. tickets q. sale May E, l4 and F.; good re turning until June I
 E. H. WILSON, Agent.
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Weather News,

Rains for the past two days and nights have been general throughout the western portion of the Mississippi Valley, but they have been heaviest in central and west Arkansas, Indian territory and northeast Texas All the eastern portion of the country is under the influence of an extensive area of high pressure and no rain has fallen south the Ohio and east of the Mississippi river except immediately along the river,
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RIVER

We are destined to have more water within the next few days than we had during the last rise. The river now stands at Fort Smith l0.4. with rise yesterday of 2.4 feet.
 Heavy rains have fallen in the Ar kansas Valley from Little Rock to the Indian Territory These rains will cause a rapid rise in the river, but it is not thought it will reach the danger line. g feet, at Little Rock.
 For the above information we are indebted to Mr. W II. Rowland.
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southern Baptist Convention. Dallas, Tex. One fare for the round trip to Dallas, Tex, and return via Cotton Belt route. Tickets on sale May 9. 10, II and r; good returning thirty days from date of sale
 B. H. WILSON, Agent
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For Arkansas today generally fair Inclined to be somewhat cooler, change being preceded by light showers.
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1TOtting' Runniing'Pacin

Matches between some ef the most noted horses in the State. At least fifty visiting horses are expected to take part in these races.
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WE WILL SELL CHEAPER.

will refunded One iast oul Our
 
 will the subject Canyo these
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"Dogs have most acute cars In do.
tocting differences In tho quality Of
Eound, said o. musician yesterday, ~
have at homo o large Newfoundland
which is q great lover Of music. No
matter IN what portion Of the house no
may BE-, ho always comes 90 mo whom
lbogin to play lying close to the piano.
hayo on old orguu, 10 Is one Of those
instruments with many stops and but
few good qualities. think / have boon
able, after much cnduay0E TO distin.
guish two different qualities Of tono in
nll NJ tho long row Of stops, but my
dog made It apparent 20 mo Tint my
ears wpro not gs acute as his, / play
Tor variety upon tho organ, notwith-
standing is being uudquntcd, and my
dog seems 20 enjoy this ua much a3 tho
piano, all oycypt one stop. Whenever !
pull that stop out, he rises TO his feet
suddenly aud commences % bark und
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sometimes biting az the organ. Now
tp my ear that stop makes no difference
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which uggrWa,os the dog nature, but
without success / havo tried to fool
lho old follow by commencing tune
lpn one stop and suddenly pulling out
ihe obnoxious one Iio mover fails Ia
iaioct this, although tho sound Co me h
ust the same, "-Pitsburg Dispatch,
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SUMMONS.
Ia the District Court In and for the Third
Judicial y stict Of Utah Territory,
County Of salt Lake


Sarah Kahn. plaintiff,
1ohnM D5lau, Marceiia D5lan his wife.
Albert J. Robinson, aud Jane Doe Robinson,
his wife dCfenianfa
me People Of nc Territory Of utah send
bolau, his wife Albert j Robinson and Jane
Doe Robinson. bic wife, defendants.
YOU AuE HEREBY REQutKEn TO An
pear in ~ l.u1n brought against YOU
ly ne a.oyc name planuds in The mstnci
Court OF Orc bird Judicial District Of the
IgHutory u llaH Iud 30 answer the conn alrt
ed therein within ten days .evcIutiye "a Inc
Gay nc srrVrgI alter tho service on you 'of an
tsmmonE-if served within tbs codnty. or Ii
served out uf this county. bus In this diftfist.
within twenty NNss oihctwiag wltsin fofiy
days-er judgment BY default viii b tasoa
ngiiasi Jou. according 10 The ptaytT Of said
c9mplttaA
aEuirHt dUleu'autt mol au lu thU sUu ~ eIiu,
" Ga iutcr 'at as lI p4T rcHt poo anruu nom
Auri| 2. l.ai. tor l0I Attorney fr Tor 5000
Win lnirU ron Say 2, 800. Tor SIS Eel with
interest from NnY % i.2i. Tor tits', with tn.
ttrest from June Z. 1894. 900 10 per roHt per
I costs NJ suit, alleged lo lo due on yerala
l uoau to pihiuun jane 70. lsil. i1r $50. win
] interest AZ Do prr rcut Dor aunum-samo iclug
Z due aud wholly unpaid satU the sum OF $3.50
interest -hnd being secured Do. mortgage %,
even date un uruHitra hereinafter drsrfibaf
executed by defendants 10 Jan tu pIautH.
[ sid mortgsgcd promises HAVING Uoeu, surt
D NHNNNNANt ~ NAIN. q No '''|NHN NN 100
] irudant Albert j. NuuIHtDH. fuuIcUt' % lien OF
] said mortgage 70 have The ur.l. decree u' tuH
! court for tho sale N slIl nrvwisrs. ldluigIng
/ that proceeds N fur'I aalo uf aHuUci in utys
I mCut " amounts due at above, inlt defend
] ants aud all perHuuH claiming under them uI
/ haffo uui torrrlusvd uf NI,lum ur equity oi
] redemption iu HHd urUHfUH. Htt tuTu.U#I
l roller shid premises ARE described as uI1NH
/ tnWIt. 81 90 lots numbered from ! Iu lt fu
! elusive, ani beng ul tHU .IH r1nHIIaIu.
l DO Hu'a auHdiylfiun OF IUfi uI U'1U. .l Ula
/ A FftF AHra IT4t UIe IT.F .HrtFu T.I.... .'.
l0ts % aud 90 Of slii subdivision, 40 situate b.
I SAT- Lane civ and county lHN
] ANA yuu ste hereby uuunU1 that DO YOU f4Ii %
. aprrlI nod answer Che cold compliant .H H'HUN
| rrqu red thr HsII uluutr will Apply 60 ih
I court Got tI1 &C. igl dglautCi iHHfrIu
J Witness. she Hon. .umuui A.. Merritt Sud g
and th1 seal ~ Che Ii"IHrt court H
tho third IuHig 90 NIHtlHI Iu Hu
tsTAtaI Tor she T0rr tory OF tth, tina llu
DAY OF lu'Y. iu Gao Fu.r OF our iUr
one thousand uignt hsudfgU uu
ln1tY four.
DAVID g. puNUAG clerk.
ny Gro 70. iuHVts. Deputy D.U.k
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE 4 nEREuN DlNEN ny THE
- undersigned, administrator ~ the 60
tHtg ~ Elizabeth Nll.es, deceased. 90 the cred.
IHrs of, auu AIl persons having claims
HsHIusl the SAID deceased, il exhibit them
100 fbr necessary voucher, within four months
.If.f tuH urst pub irnuuu Ht tnf unttO, 90 the
FHII admin traitor, No ms rca01vucc, No. A.t
.ouftH street, SAT- Lake tliy, Iu tho County NJ
ttIf lalr.
uaIud september 9Th, l-ll
WILLIAM q, WILLIS.
Administrator 81 tno estate OF elizabeth
MI.gH. deceased,
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LAND Cases.

Persons having land contracts, or
whose patents are delayed, should con.
suit Chas. W. Stayner He has just,
returned from Washington, where he
has been conducting successful
practice In the General Land Office,
Congressional work attended to. Office
McConick.Riehards building, Salt Lake
City.
Correspondence solicited. Send
stamped envelope Tor reply.
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mABsBAL's SALE.

DURsuANr 10 A. EXECUTION TO ME
i dtccioi BY the rhiri District Court Of
The Territory Of Utah, ] ahall expose a. public
sale. .at the front door OF the County
Court house In Che city Of salt lake, County
of -nif Lake and Territory Of ltah, on the 1850
day of September is9i 40 10 O'Clock q ~, ull The
ugHt, uIc claim aud interest OF "a SIC.
icIani on November 10th. isni, or
That he has fiucO acquired uf. iuf
aui 20 the following described roal estate
s'tIaiU, lying and bOiug In salt Lake County,
nud duaCfi1cd ne follows to.wit.
$40 81 Dot ten Ull IN block four 90,
I.r Acre Plat ~ Hig weld survey Tn
sale ttEc County. Utah Territory. To be- sod
ns che property Of Nd. hcLclland, At the suit
OF UnUort o. J.. Collier.
Terms nf ssle. cash.
NAT ~. BRIGHAM, q. g Marshal
1ly q. I. ARCHER. deputy MArshal.
Dated August 2lrd, 1905
noath. lee aray' attorney f,r pIatntn
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DENVER & RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD
The only line runIins Two
Through Fast Trains daily I
LEADVILLB,
ASPEN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND DENVER.
EFFECTIVE APRIL 20, 1894,

Train No. 2 leaves ogden 100 am,
Salt Lake sos am, arrive AZ Pueblo
6I5 am. Colorado Springs 1854 am,
Denver 1880 am.
Train No. 4 leaves Ogden 7:29 PM
Salt Lake S:7S pm, arrive ~ Pueblo
z,7Sp.m., Colorado SPRING. 500 pm,
Denver 1890 pm.
Couuoc ions made a. Pueblo, Colorado
Springs aud Denver with all lines east
Elegant day coaches, chalr cars and Pull
man Shoppers ON all trains. Take the
n. & a. q. uud have IA comfortable trip
nnd enjoy the hnost scenery on tho con-
tinCuL
As. HUGHES, s. *. HOOPER,
Irafiic Manager, q. J.. & +. A.
Denver, Colo. Denver, Colo
u. y NEvtNS,
General Agent,
DAlt IAAs city. N
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Ittate OF william H. lewis deceased
NrCIICE o. HEREBY GIVEN, ny THE
" undersigned. administrator N tho o..
iltr of William n. LOWS, deceased, 20 the
.rrilt0rB Of aud an persons RNug claims
HHaIust The sAII deceased. Co uNulllt them win
tbp necessary Voucher within ten months
AMOR mo srst publication OF this notre. 20 the
gaIu undersigned Administrator 90 his resi-
H,npg 80 llt south. Fourth West 81, salt
Iukr Guy. Boz the County o. salt Lake.
Dated August 18Th. l-Il
THOMAS T.. LEWIS,
AdminIftralOr VI the cstatu OF William H.
INV 8 sTnEEr, attorneys foradmiuistator.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


~rOTICT Is uEgEuN GIVEN lII the
" uudgr.lguul, NcIsuu Merkley AdmmIslrl.
iar of the estate ut Christopher McrEIuy uu'
rpRrUd. Co Uu Cruiitsrs ut AND HIl persons
having elaine uFHius. th0 hliu deceased, 90
rFhIMt Them with NE necessary vouchers,
within ten month"; after me urst publication
II fHi- notice, 90 the sald administrator ut his
reaIdeurH no go West, Nor D. temple street,
san Iskr Clty and County, utah.
NELSON MElkLEl,
Administrator NJ INC cBtatc OF Christopher
NtrkIpy deceased
Dated August a5th, 'e9t
DAY s sIAEET, Attorneys
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NOTICE 10 oRsDIroRs.


NOTICE Is llEREbN GIVEN ny TliE
- undersigned, administrator OF the 90,
tate uf sarah y, Metkluy. deceased. 90 Che
yrrdiiora Of and 900 ptrsuua having claims
against tie said deceased. 10 exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers within Ten months
after NE nrs' publication ut This notice. 10
tho SAID Nelson u. MsrklCy aimuIstrHiuI nc
UIs rcsiururc, NO $40 Mcsi North Temple -t,
-li Lake Diiy, Utah, in The County Of saIt
Ishu
NELSON NTGtIUl,
Administrator OF che CHt4l. 90 sarah u,
ti.rklcy, deceased
nHHHl August g-th. l-l
Dry FIUtEr. Attorneys.
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Won AuE mEREUY RGouiRrD no Ar

NNl ARE liEktN1 NLoIlNlN TO Az
i pear an action brought against v1u Toy
thy above named pIaiuuI BOO tu1 District Clus
OF ih0 THIRD Judicial uisItlct ut The tyuiiurY
ui tul "a 60 answer the amended come
plant 1lvi therein WITHIN ton days lrsrIusivc
90 Ono Jay uf scrticrI Aftur ihr soryiru ~ Du
ut tt.s suu mons q served within tnis counts
ur Of served out NJ this ruuut, but iu this
1Istfigi, within tWCuti days Otherwise within
iorl DAYS ur Judgment by default wit Dr.
tatru aasiHst you, according 20 The prayer %
salu amended comp Hirt
The Halu action BE- brought 90 have adcctcc Of
mortgage uKvcutuIhy defendants hurEr 20 one
%. ,'agt. sopigmhgr iith, 10. upnr prvm,
lsus hrtt hereinafter nCacruru, gwen 60 arvure
payment at n certain pfuuIssufT note, exec
Cuted BY tald detuniant 20 Ha.u a. p, Oars,
August gafd, itp., Or i2', ut Que oHc yvur
l pur cent bDrannuu; naid tote being uug and
l unpaid, save interest % july ~ i-hI aud
] glbsta paid iCn lNih. lFI4t auu t.han pail
I Aprl -tn. lsyl, siif note auI mortgage having
| been daily atsIEnu1t 10 p.niutn, winch 10 nov
I ihr holder thereof = per. ~ .lil premise,
m1risagr being tho premises soron ly herein.
l after described. 90 have amount 90 said
mUrtEuEu debt asCcflslncd and amount tuC or
owing @ Mra Gen. ". stern tUrUrgu uu sa'd
prcmisr', e. have A. order " ,nlc r utual
form 90 fIiHu amount dHu 90 pIalutIHt IuI Tor
I other frlIoi; sail murtsasad ufoHibCa are
! ucfurbud DO follows, 70 wit tommuuHi ug 90
lake CITY survey, running thence east 100
/ fct tN,utu north lli feet, thence west all
D ItINf NNNNNi "NhNN zoe liNN NN.NNh minus HNl'
] released prCWlsra hru described aH follows
] Commencing At a point 3g iort oasi ot south.
] west corner of aatI Int o. running thence east
/ luu feet. thence NORTH % feet, thence wet lul
l feet, thrurr SOUTH ~ iuut 90 beginning alec
| romWrucius Af point l2l Scot yasl aud rods
/ tUuth OF northwestern OF Ftll Tot airuuuiug
! thence east ll feet thence foutn ~ feet
] thence west DO feet tHuntu north ial feet il
] beginning. situate ln -Hlt Lake titY nu1
] County. llah Ana YOU ere hereby notified
! that 10 sou tAii Go appear aud aHHNcr the aHi1
/ amended complaint us Above required, enc
| said puinuH Will apply 90 the court Tor rcNc
] demanded therein,
/ Witncss. tNu Hon samuel 4. Merritt Judge
/ aud The seal uf me District Court u
the TuIri Judicial District. 90 and tot
IsINf1 tHr Territory u Ibh, this tth day nj
June. 90 tho year ~ our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and ninety
four
DAVID &, DUNBAR. Clerk.
NV IIO. IN LOOMS. nruutV Clara,
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RAlLR DADS.
,y,slS Rio
" GakNoE HnEWuE
WESTERNM UnANUE
S'.5z15 WESTERN
STANDARD oauaE
CURRENT In [Henl lima rs 1901
TtME TAulu, VT lUJOli uuHO W. lVJtl

CURRENT In tHs,l lima rs 1901
TtME TAulu, VI lUuOV vuho w luJfi
Lcntr sRit Lake
No. ,-For Provo. Ilushnm. end
an puIn'H l.sI,,.s,.ss,.s.... sos o. M.
No t-tur Provo. Grand junction
aud al. point, Iast.."..,.. zap IN.
No C-ior lroyO Maau aud
saina $780,. ...................., ga1p. M.
No s-For Eureka AMI bingham, 5.0op, m.
so. g-lor ogden ami Wcsl..,...... % Op. no.,
no. i-FJr Usisl aai ll0 Woit,... 400 p.m.
ArriSr salt lake,
80 i-Trom Provo, Grand Junction
and tho tHat...sss.......... 1i1n .. m
No. i-frnn Provo. Grand JUNCTION
aud thr kaHt ....ss.s,.s.as.s, ufb g. m.
No, 5-ftom bingham. Provo. Mauu
ana sauna ssssss coo .s,sstsssssssss $50 " m.
No. 9-!TUm Eurcka ami Bingham va a. 90.
No s-trom uEioa an1 the West. 5sia m
No t-trum ogden aud tHo Wcst,, s.l5p In
only line running through Pullman raia1a
Double DRAWING hu1u rlruucrH o. Denver VIA
Grand Junction and 70 Kansas Ciiy and Uhlca
wa Colorado points, tree reclining chair
rnis SAT- Lake ~ beaver, and ONLY lino run.
ming Pullman slCcpUrs ta.t Lake 90 san FRAU
cisco. NoehEnseai eioae eonnocg7na. SAFETY,
speed and comfort.
Ticket Once, 10 v. End South.
u. G. DODGE. AZ. WEpHY.
Gen. Manager cen. 7upt.
}. n. iLNNErr. Gen. A. Ara,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate Of Jonah troAall, deceased

Estate OF Jonah uroNlu, deceased
NOTICE u HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ uudgrs.gnrI, .. a, Cru1a,l and D. II
schuttIer. Of ttc city ~ sat Lake. OF SAT-
Lake county. Utah o. the creditors o. and All
persons having claims against The SAID de-.
ceased tp rNhibit them with The necessary
vouchers. within ten months after tho lrsg
publication ut this notice 60 the HAld j. 4.
roNull and d H. schs tier ag SAT- Lake CITY
and County U'au
o. a. CRONALL,
49, u stlUIILER,
Admnisu atOu Of Jonah ArINtlI, dfHfti1A
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ESTATES.

Heirs md others having an estate TO
settle should consult Chas. w, S,ayner.
lie has had an experience OF over
twenty-five years rs attorney Tor estates,
Wills drafted and estates settled. Office
Observation-Disclosures building, Salt Lake
City.
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The People Of the Territory Of Ulgh SOM
greeting 10 William huttc, Mary 4.
bufte hls wife. tdward Pepper Mrs
1CufFo ", stern. Catherine b. Dyer
Aaron BE. Hrr Ninam 70 McDurniDs
MARY nuAcu. UntUu National lAns, Of
rHt take city, Cnrp0rl iiot, Edward D
Weeks, trustee Tor h. 10, Scott N. -
Scott, and n. n uuinrd, i. W. TAYLOR and
tuuTgc Crurkrr. doing business under the
nfuunms OF tTomouturT stOck Company,
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