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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-04-23
DEATH OF WILLIAM DON.
The Dread Consumption Finally Claims
Him rs . Victim.

Him . Victim.
William S. Don expired few min
utes before 10 O'Clock this morning
at the home of his widowed mother,
Mrs. Maggie Don, 542 Sixteenth
street. The deceased had been pros
stratcd since january. and he gradual
ly weakened under the unconquerable
and lingering disease with which he
had suffered for many years-con-
sumption. In 1892. when the dread
disease first began to tell on him,
Mr.. Don took a trip to Colorado,
where his condition was considerably
improved after a several months
stay. He then returned, and until
about a year ago, looked and felt
well. But he soon relapsed into his
former condition, the dark clouds of
death lowering closer until the end
came this morning. The deceased
would have reached his Goth year
July 81. He was born in Davenport.
\ Sad J miction.
The mother is burdened with a
sad affection indeed. Four years
ago, and within a period of six
months, her two daughters sue
cumbed to the same disease which
today claimed her only child.
The deceased was a member OF
John Morris camp. S. of V. The
funeral arrangements are yet incom-
plete.
Funeral Of Pilot Coleman.
The funeral of the late Andrew
Coleman was held from the family
home, Seventh avenue and Seven
teenth street at o'clock this after
noon. Rev. F. W. Merrill. pastor OF
the First NJ. f. church, ctliciat-
ing and the choir of the
church rendering appropriate an.
thems. The pail bearers. all
men for years, like the deceased,
identified with river commerce. were;
Capts. George Lamont, David Tip
ton, James Osborne, Washington
Hight. Fuller Smith and Chris Muel.
Ter. There was n large attendance
of old friends of the dead pilot from
Davenport as well as Rock Island
and many expressions of sorrow and
appreciation, one in particular being
formal letter from Warren Teel, OF
Davenport, expressive of the personal
loss he felt in Pilot Coleman's death
This was read by Mr.. Merrell. TIL,
interment was at Oakdale cemetery
Davenport.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-04-23
Dress Goods.

Although we have experienced
successful trade the past week in
this department, we still have good
selection of imported dress patterns
which we will offer at greatly re-
duced prices.
Dress patterns $3.50, now $3.50.
Dress patterns $3.50, now 1915.
Dress patterns $3.50, now 1918.
Dress patterns $1,000. now 1925.
Dress patterns $12.cO, now $3.50.
ChaIlies, beautiful patterns, silk
stripes, worth 25c, sale price 12lc.
81 in. all wool imported serges,
worth 81 per yard, sale price soc.
"a in. printed China silks, worth
75c, for this sale 49c.
"a in. black brocaded China silks
worth 81, for this sale 74c per yard.
Another invoice of those beautiful
Kai Kai wash silks. just the thing for
q nice COO. waist from 279c
yard up.
Black laces Tor capes, all silk, 10 in
ches wide. worth 75c, sale price SEGA
yard.
Jet trimmings, narrow trimmings
worth 1Oc yard. for this sale DC
yard and up.
Linen laces, Torchons edging lie a
yard up.
Ladies' wrappers. CSC and up for
sale.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-04-23
CAREY is CHAIRMAN.
Elected Presiding Officer Of the Board of
Supervisors Over Sinnet.

Elected Presiding Officer Of the Board of
Supervisors Over Sinnet.
The county board reorganized this
afternoon, eiecting Supervisor w. r.
Carey, of Carbon Cliff, chairman over
F. M. Sinnet. The seats of j. b.
Vanderburg. of Cordova, and G. II.
Mckinley, of Moline, were given to
their successors, Charles George and
Nels Pearce.
The Vote.
There were three candidates pre-
scented for the craftsmanship. The
informal ballot resulted: Carey, 12;
Sinnet, IL, and Shoemaker, 2. A
formal ballot was then taken, and
elected MIR. Carey by a vote of IS to
Z for Sinnet.
In accepting the honor Chairman
Carey made neat speech.
Mr.. Carey is capable supervisor.
man with the interests of the
county at heart and THE ARGUS be-
lieves he will make an impartial and
progressive minded executive.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-04-23
Fifteenth Anniversary,

The 18th anniversary of the organ
ization of St. Johns branch of the
Western Catholic union was cele-
brated in an enjoyable manner at
Columbia hall last evening. A mu-
steal program of IA numbers, ar
ranged by Prof. Carl Adams, furn-
ished ample entertainment for a
large gathering of the members and
friends. BEN amin Heckle, of Quin-
cy. supreme president of the West
ern Catholic union, was present, and
made appropriate remarks, touching
upon the benefits and strength of
the order.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-04-23
TOWER ATTRACTIONS.
The List OF superb Entertainments to be
Given the Coming Season

Given the Coming Season.
Black Hawk Watch Tower, the
popular tri-city summer attraction,
will, as heretofore alluded to, present
series of entertainments the COM
ing season eclipsing anything before
seen there and excelling in merit
and worth the class of performances
seen ut places of this kind outside of
the larger cities. This is due to the
enterprise and foresightedness Of the
Davenport & Rock Island Railway
company's secretary and treasurer.
j. F. Lardner. Some months ago
Mr.. Lardner conceived the idea of al
association of street railway mana
gers of the most important cities of
the west having attractive terminal
parks. with a view to forming a cir
cult and securing such standard at
fractions as no city of the size of any
interested would be able to secure
single-handed. Mr.. Lardner wrote
the managers at Des Moines, Minne-
apolis, Kansas City, Omaha, etc.. and
the result was a conference at Chi
cago which resulted in the booking
of line of shows that embraces the
cream of the business. Here is the
list so far provided for at Black Hawk
Tower, and while they are on there
will be a performance every evening
at 8 o'clock. with matinees Wednes-
day. Saturday and Sunday afternoons
at o'clock.
Hungarian band in native cos
tunes, formerly at Midway at
Worlds fair; .Severus Schaeffer' of
the famous Schaeffer family, with
the great production America" at
the Auditorium during the Worlds
fair; Bark Ben Achmet, troop of
Arabs with Buffalo Bills Wild West
show during the Worlds fair; Ana
belle, serpentine dancer from the
Trocadero, Chicago; Lenton Bros,
Chinese acrobats; Harding and All
Sid, an Englishman and Chinaman-
equilibrists and head balancers;
Mile. Olive, female juggler; Princess
Dolgornky, troop Russian musicians
the princess is a lady violinist;
Takazawas Japs, eight in number,
five changes of costume, general
acrobatic and balancing work. includ-
ing slide for life, etc.; Romolo Bros,
acrobatic pantomimic; the Marion
cites, eight in number, comic pam
tomime; three Mauvelles, grotesques
al Hanlon; Mazuz and Abacco. fly
ing trapeze and triple bars; Mile.
Alberti, female wire performer; Car
lini's trained troop of monkeys and
dogs; Muhlemann musical trio, Swiss
warblers; Inpes' famous band in its
war piece -65 musicians. This band
introduces 800 people in all with the
local military organizations.
The Improvements.
Mr.. Lardner is now erecting the
open air theatre near the slide, and
utilizing for the stage effects the
scenery recently purchased. He is
also arranging for flash and calcium
light effects, and the electric foun.
tain in the court back of the depot
seems likewise to be a certainty.
Krell & Match will conduct the
Tower Inn in first class shape, anG
their reputation as caterers is vel
known. Prof. Clendenin will be al
the Tower throughout the season
and conduct dancing classes there
for children and adults
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-04-23

OF medicinal agents is gradually rele-
eating the old-time herbs, pills,
draughts and vegetable extracts to
the rear and bringing into general
use the pleasant and effective liquid
laxative, Syrup of Figs. To get the
true remedy see that it is manufac-
tured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only. For sale by all leading
druggists
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-04-23
. YOUNG & McCOMB'S
Special Wednesday Sale.

Spec1AI WedneHday Sale.
Hammocks, SOC and up.
Mincing knives, extra quality
steel. SC.
Tack hammers, ladies' pride, SC.
Table oil cloth. per yard lie.
Ladies' black hose, &c per pair.
Ladies' wrappers, Csc.
Embroideries, 1c yard and up.
Wash boilers. Acc.
Music free to every purchaser.
Stick pins, value 10 to l5c, your
pick &c.
Black laces for capes, &c yard
and up.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-04-23
EXTRA SPECIAL MDUCBMBDf At
Young q MeCOn7bS
For Housecleaning Week.

sale you have been waiting for Take advan-
tage of the wonderfully low prices. You can
buy almost anything you want at much lower
prices than others ask. Thousand of house fur
nishing goods. not able to advertise as space will
not permit.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-04-23
Great Half Price Sale in
Granite Iron Ware

Pudding Pans - 1-quart. 10c; 2
quart. zoe; 3-quart. 23c.
Coffee Pots-2-pint, S3c; 3-Pint.
39c; 4-Pint. 4sc.
Tea Pots-2-pint. $780, S-pint, 39c;
4-pint, 4sc-
Tea kettles-No. :, use; No. 3, Sc;
No. 9, csc.
1-pint cup. &c.
Dish pans, 49c-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-04-23
Other Bargains.

Wire carpet beaters for this sale.
lie.
Mrs. Potts irons, polished, soc.
Nickel plated irons. SSc.
1-quart tea pot, copper bottom. 13c.
3-pint tea pot. copper bottom, 1sc,
] tin cup, 1c.
Baby carriages, 1885 and up.
Scrub brush, 4c.
Hand brush, &c.
Wall paper cleaner. per box, Csc.
Dust pan. large size, SC.
Sponges, best quality, SC.
Wisp brooms, good quality. Sc.
Corner busters, SC.
Feather busters, sc.
Oil stoves, 33c.
Clothes pins. per dozen, 1c.
Tea pots from SC up.
Chamber sets, decorated, $1.69.
1OO-piece dinner set, gold handles.
worth $12, fer $3.50.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-04-23
A Card to the Ladies.


John Friedlander. the well known
linen and lace curtain importer, is in
our city with a tremendous stock of
fine table linens, Irish point lace cur
tains, Honiton curtains, Marie An
toinette curtains, Brussels point cur
tains, sash curtains in every style.
black satins for dresses, black bro
caded satins for dresses, crepons in
black and colors. buck towels, hand
embroidered muslin for sashes, s.
yard square linen sets for round ia
bles. 2a-yard-square linen sets up to
five yards long.
All goods must be sold out, as he
don't wish to take them back to his
store. 302 n. Grand avenue, St.
Louis. Mr.. Friedlander's reputation
is well established everywhere. He
will call at the ladies' residences as
usual. Ladies should avail them
selves Of this grand opportunity.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-04-23
Economics.

One and a half teaspoonfuls
Horsford's Baking Powder
gives better results than two
full teaspoonfuls of any other.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-04-23
Lace Curtains.

Our lace curtain department can
not be excelled as to price. quality
or for completeness of stock. In
spection invited. Curtains from 45c
per pair to $25.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-04-23
Half Price Three Days.

For three days we will sell every
ladies' coat or jacket in our store
at just One-half the marked price.
No MATER what they are marked
you take them for three days at
half price. Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday,.
This means $40 coats for IS, the
IS ones for 81, the $3.50 ones for
1915, those at Sc will be IS. etc.
Also two other lots. the greatest
bargains we have ever offered.
About so coats. miscellaneous
lot at $S.3s, $3.6S and $3.50, all at
81, each 81.
The other lot. about the same
number. (50), at $4.1S, $4.75, IS
and $3.50. Take your pick for
$3.50, $3.50, $3.50.
Capes! Capes!
New capes. lots of them, choic-
est. newest. latest designs, bought
below value, just received; YOU
get bargains here sure enough.
All Over The Store.
Fine black French Serge, SO inch
wide, real value 81, at 4Sc.
500 yards fine Twill Serge. all
wool. value SSc per yard. at 22!c.
SO dozen Turkish towels, brown,
each 124c. Others. extra heavy,
bleached, 20X36, each 12!c.
All linen crash, bleached and
brown. always sold for 12c, they
go now for &c.
Table damask, genuine oil colors,
worth 4Sc, size.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-04-23

Fair weather and warmer; south
erly winds. Today's temperature
60. F. J. WALL. ObFcrver.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-04-23

The ARGUS delivered every even
ing at your door 1t 10c . week.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-04-23

Embroideries.
To move them quick, 1c yard, &c,
Sc, 4c and sc yard.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-04-23
NC CABE'S

Good fast black sa.een, 1Oc kind,
per yard 7ic.
Challies, worth &c. sic.
Linen Organdies. Just in, beau
ties, would be cheap at 40c.' price
25c.
Silk Windsor ties. plain and
figured. all colors and blacks &c.
Shopping bags. embossed leather,
each 22c.
Cream complexion soap. vase
line, buttermilk and witch hazel)
8 cakes in a box, at per box zoe.
Pears soap. per cake lie.
Cocoa toilet soap, per cake &c, or
per box of IL cakes, zoe.
Sozodont, full size bottles each
60c.
Triple extract perfumes, per
ounce Ice.
Yark wide bleached muslin. per
yard 4lc.
Good western muslin, yard wide,
per yard 44c.
Domet flannel, colors, per yard
4sc.
Domet flannel, white, per yard
SIC.
Good dress style prints. per
yard &c.
Finch glass bowls, each Sc.
Saucers to match each 1Ic.
Elegant water sets, with tray,
75c.
House and floor paints. per can
| Zoe.
| Waffle irons, worth 81. each 5Sc.
Coats thread, Sc per spool.
sewing machine, made to
:. $45. As, 50, IS, 90, 70, SIS
ms. all fully guaranteed;
1920. 1922, 1924, 1926 and 1928
Second avenue.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-04

County OF Thlt Lake.
j. CIV Coke, PIalnun.s. William u.WmmsH
EmWA whitney, d. T.. tFussmlu au1 D.. FL
bishop, Defendants.
Tie People OF tho Territory of Uur send
gIguunE 90 William ~, MHHHoF LmHA
Whitney, J.. q. Crusamau and % r.. Bishop,
hgigusEgts.
YOU AUE HEREBY REQUIRED 10
1 appear Il uu action NruugH l.lI.t sou
NF llU above named UINuNH Iu o.. I...fI.'
Court ut tuH THIRD Iuii.IA. district ut tN. lof.
uiuB OF ltHh, and Co answer tHU complaint
n'rd therein wItHin ton days .rlr.uHIFnuf iHa
DAY uf service. after tUH service Un 500 U. ms
HumWuuH=il HrfNrd within tuH county ". u
served out NJ this county. uut 900 thIa dHir| 4,
duyH=or Judgment hy default will HH iahru
against you, according Co the lpuYcr oi h"l
complaint.
Il'e said action is brought On rayu Judgment
against defendants Whitney in agW of ll %,
with interest from August 70, 1871, no . pgf
cent pur month, before and alter Ildsu.h'!
Tor 80 attorneys fcUn Auu ruHis OF suits lgs' y
tO be- due on a certain prumissuy mote. cht.N t.
td by DEFENDANT whitney tUUAuUN AusIHi
90 l-Il. tor $50, wash interest from date % W.
cont nor month Same benz. duo aud Whlll
unpaid ana beng secured hy q mofsatr %.
frUu date on prumisrs FHlullttr N'H.I. ti
executed hy said defendants 90 pIaiHif 70
have decree M TINS court Zoe tho sale W' .A'A
muTlEagri premises, n1lldZlnf llh. we .No.
Gee Il e. fauCh sale Do applied loo payment "I
ruouuta due ~ above itat an execution %. ug
against IruuuTy ~ dViruNAuiH MhIluth I'I
any balinco N Judgment remaining uus1.h.
lied, ant defendants and alI prTs9n- gIal... Z
under them b1 barred and fotrclosol 90 hl
right claim or equity OF redemption pm
sad premises aud Tor t!yr Tgii'l
said Ul misses arc described No IN..
Low. to.vit. Commencing ats . corner NJ
lot j, block q Kelsey 3 euluar gs subdivision
OF block Co. Uiat q, salt Lake tIY survey Fi.
ming thence vs.. HI feet, thuufU "a. liH tNtl 90 th
alley. thence e.. 1873 feet thunrU D. lla irgiin .r,
ginning, situated iu Halt lhAt Guy anu
County Utah .... s.,r
AudTou .rr hereby notified that % yon tll
10 appear and au.wur ne FNll gnml ~, D.,
above required, 10 sHid ptalHlH VIII AllN 10
thr c1ru for the relief demanded ihufrln.
Wgu1ta, tlD Hon samuel a, Merritt llltg t
che seal of the District lHuLln I III.
IMrdludirBl Nsulgtln aud i1f in,
lsrALl Territory uf Utah lhH a.l al- Nl
MarohIu the year Of our LnTl on.
thousand clgl, bundled a nlh'D
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2l.gl Commercial BLOCK, salt Lake Nl'I'
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THE PEOPLE
For anything in The Spraying Line,

We arc Territorial Agent for VIM Sah Spray Pumps and Fruit
Eapomtors which well and ayoaby known to the
growers throughout the country. They simple in con-
sfucon perfect u operation and will last lifetime. y ia the
mailing you get free copy OF catalogue OF
spKAYERs and EVAPORATpRS giving very valuable in
formation in spraying and eyapomtug fruit We large
stock of materials used in spraying such Blue NItrol Sui
phlr Ilc.obone Whale oil Soap London Purple aud Paris
Green and guarantees to be Of standard quality and
strength. We want your trade.
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NOTICE.

tTUE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Il stockholders Of the uGah sugar Company
viii be- zelda tho onlcc OF the company. Nos
saturday, April O. l-gh AZ O'Clock d m
4 hD purpose Tor which snil meeting Is called
N tho election OF board uf directors 10 serve
for tho ensuing year, aud tho transaction OF
such other business a. may lawfully come
before the meeting
HORACE, q. WHITNEY, secy,
SALT LAKE CITY, MATcnO, ls55,
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TRusIEE,s SALE NOTICE.

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AANLhl ~ WILLIAM w. lArAn1 AND
l.r'h 10. 'RaulI. nI. wife, uf IuU county
"I HAt lsaN.t i'IIlNff OF ltaut nIIs ny ihtIr
certain tttl or fuHi dated june .ri, s o.
t''' aNt 3i4el June lln, \. ~ l-'., lu Nops
tnc records OF tHo once OF no o. cordsr OF
N'tNh Ni 'hl lsaht county, I tan Territory,
convey l' MNllm %. hnlr ~ trustee tho flls
l"NllH N,f'rlngl real estate, situate u tho
,uNs! Hl 'Ai lAhr, TERRITORY Ii lWu, iuwit.
lWl "I IMl one l.. h.yrh one hundred huu
lInr .l'H UAl 'h,' rlIi Lake CITY SUR
NeN. commencing lN lttl rnHt or tur
.MNlNN,N .Nih,r NJ SAN lll running
,hgn.. huil" l'. l'gl lhruro east al foot
lhtuN' Hua1h lrrl, lhrhte west 80 feet 90 the
pI .'n nt NrEinu.ufI which tAii CnuN oyluur
Mlt hNlr POI Wufl 20 tccufo io We order tho
"WNN'l lhNthlW'nt company ihc puyut1l OF
we gIll MNlNN ~ 'l.AuN.r ana ltrtth ~.
e.. -aet , 9un prWinl-sniy note, Tor inc principal
.Au nl tM' lhuusAlN DOLLARS eit4uI, duo
anl lNlau.o juno ~, n, ID l.l3. WIN interest
.u,'.'' 'In.l ln, gay. ln,Io't ht lnr rate NJ
h'l ,yNt wv H=hNN' lA} lulg ,eml'iunuh.ly on
w II.L n"lh on June Ahl December OF each
ANA ,',lt Ny.l ha ,hltnttl 10y interest
llHl,u N't'. All..h'l tn sara PRINCIPAL uutn
ana 90 even date ihsruwltu.
N''F'hst rH.H urrl OF NnHl PROVIDE thai In
ga. "l ",IANIl 10 lhr payment OF Hul motto NJ
Any lirt uri'gl, OBJ ln case default uo made ga
,,hg nAslngni ot inlcrgst thereon, ana such Dc.
gnt..o,9, OF ,ho leEal holacrol .a,d nolo s9liin.
5e md 9o ri t gg shS U' ron p the I anp
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NOTICE

NOTICE y HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
y stockholders ut tho Eeho Land 4 stock
Company tnHt meeting will hC hrlu ut the
company Office, No. lyu broadway, tho chico
OF spencer uInWsou & Co., rAIt Lake ulty,
Utah, on the gun DAY OF Apu lslA. AZ the
hour ~ 10 O'Clock a. W,, fOf tho purpose ut
taking steps 90 ulsnCurpofAtu SAID company
and provide Tor tho liquidation NJ ils debti and
datrlhuuou OF ~ property, All 6t1ukhOlutra
arc requested 10 attend
b, W. JENNINGS. PrCsL
N. u, tLAWsON, Jh, soc. aud Treas,
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NOTICE TO oREpIToas

In tho } .sbato Court of shH Lake nouaN
Utah Territory. lu tto m- FER % 200 ta'sb'
OF Ludwig Vol, deceased,
NvOTtOE IA uEpEuY GtyRS ny TIE
n uudrrsiFncd, executor " t1u laat WI
and testament OF Ludwig WOLF, accciar w
the creditors of and all persons hAyl. .','.1
against the said deceased 20 tNhlslt lN'.' XIV.
utcr tho nrst publication ~ th'- nov
thr SAID executor. az his ofitc 200 h', iH'.
building SAT- NED CITY, lhht lAat wv.
CHARLES p. rEiVsOF,
Executor OF the last VIII aud leslAmtA' ''
Ludwig WOLF, deceased
Dated March llat, ls1J,
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CARD lNDN TIE tll@A FklaNllhHNh
Salt Lake CITY, Jan. %, 1895.
Notice 10 hereby given that oonlrl.
buttons 10 the monument to be erocle I
N Salt Lake City IN memory Of
Brigham Young aud the pioneers viii
hereafter. and until further notice, be
acknowledged through the columns OF
the DIS EEEr news 10 To- expected
that agoncios Tor tho collection Offunds
for this worthy purpose will bu ostab
lishod In each wHrI ia all the Stakes.
and that said funds, with the llst "
names Of the contributors, will bo iOt.
whfded ns frequently Ne convenient 90
Hebcr NJ. Wells, secretary " the Brig.
ham Young MemUrliFh wociatlun, Sllt
Lake City, who will SEQ that snmu are
properly acknowledged In thu manner
stated. We earnestly hope that the
people will respond generously aud
promptly 10 this call W that n possible
the monument may be completed,
dedicated aud unveiled 10 the public
by the 9TH day " next October
WtLTOUD WOODRUFF,
OEUKuE g. CANNUN,
JusEpH h, SMITH,
First Presidency u tho Church Of
Jusus Christ Of Laitef.dsy SaiuIe.