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A High Glass Illustrated Lecture
TO LADIES ONLY,
At the Hyperion Theater,
This Wednesday Afternoon at 2:3o.
Admission Free.

The Warner hall, proving too small
by one-half to accommodate all the
ladies who came last Friday to hear the
highly instructive and entertaining lee
ture given by DR.. Damon, Manager
Bunnell has kindly consented to allow
him the use of his beautiful Hyperion
Theater this afternoon at 2:30. All can
be accommodated with. an excellent
seat, and o lecture and clinic of unusu-
al interest will be given. The stage
will be filled with charts and drawings
illustrative of the ills and ailments of
women. After the lecture many will
be treated, showing the wonderful
power of the Vitapathic system of
cure
No lectures ever given in New Haven
have ever proved so popular and in
structive as those to ladies given by
DR.. Damon for several years past, Go
early and secure q good seat, as all is
free and the theater will. no doubt, be
filled. Doors open at 2. Carriages or
dered at 4:30,
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ID. A H. LUNCHEON.
Susan Darlington Clark Chapter Enter
tains State Regents.

Susan Darlington Clark Chapter Enter
tains State Regents.
Meriden, May 12.-7The board of man
ayers of Susan Darlington Clark chap
ter, d. A r., entertained the regents of
the state to-day at luncheon at the
parlors of the First Congregational
church. The event was one of the
most successful that the chapter has
given.
The room in which the luncheon was
served was decorated with flags and
plants and the table was very hand
somely laid. Among the guests present
were: Mrs. o. V. Coffin of Middletown,
wife of Governor o. ". Coffin; Mrs. e.
J. Hill of Norwalk, vice president gem
eral of Connecticut for the national So
ciety, wife of Congressman Hill; Mrs
S. T. Kinney of New Haven. state re-
gent; Mrs. w. w. Wilcox, vice presi-
dent for Connecticut of the National
Mary Washington association; Mrs.
Newcombe of New Haven, Mrs. C. H. S.
Davis of Meriden, Mrs. Camp Of Sey-
mour, Mrs. A. W. Phillips of Derby,
Miss Pineo of Norwalk, Miss Meeker Of
Danbury, Mrs. Kellogg and Miss Cros-
by of Waterbury, Mrs. Terry of Anso-
MIA, Mrs. H. I. Beckley of Southport,
Mrs. Darling of New Haven, Mrs. Case
of South Manchester
Luncheon was finished about 2::30 and
shortly after this Mrs. Coe gave a very
interesting lecture in the chapel Of the
church upon Venezuela.
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A NEW CEMETERY.
Land Purchased by the German Luther
ans of Meriden.

Land Purchased by the German Luther
ans of Meriden.
Meriden, May 12.-The Pensioners of
st. Johns Lutheran church, at COM
mittee meeting held last evening, de-
cided to purchase tract OF land for a
cemetery Several sites were discussed
and final action was taken on site
in East Meriden and the land was pur-
chased, consisting Of seven and one
half acres.
Rev. William Koepchen of st. Johns
church said to-day that the purchase is
one of interest to all the German Luth-
eran residents here. He estimates that
there are between 5000 and 1000 of
them residing here.
On Sunday afternoon the new eeme-
terry will be dedicated. Rev. Mr.. Keep
chen has invited several clergymen to
be present and assist in the exercises.
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LAP ROBES, 3S CENTS UP.
GTABLE sheets, T5c up. Coolers, .Sl.69 up.
y collar sweat pads, 3Scents. Saddle pads,
10 cents. Whips, 10 cents up.
mylleodSt LINSLEY 4 L1GHTBOURN.
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A perfect line of
Fine.
Wash Goods.
MMA

Best American Dimities, in beautiful
colorings, I5c.
Genuine French Dinities, in very ex-
elusive patterns, 25c.
Plain linen Batiste, so very fashiona-
able. 25c. to soc.
Fancy stripe and check linen Batiste,
very desirable, CSC. and soc.
silk and linen Batiste, new and choice,
85 cents.
Real French Organdies, in 1896 pat
terms, at SIC.
German-rnade Organizes, little thicker
material, at s5c.
Linen Crashes, 25c. to soc.
Genuine Anderson's Scotch Cling
hams, in fine plaids and stripes, at
I21a cents.
Beautiful Printed Lawn, In silk pat
terms, at &c.
Yankee Lawns and Dimities, that
push the French for style, J21ac.
Figured Cotton crepes, in tints, at
10 cents.
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WANTED.
a SITUATION by an experienced girl ma
"A waitress or do second work. Inquire All
myl3 2tt 81 LOMBARD STR EEl, ~,
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M1tHre1I

MRS. b. COHN
rs now ready to deal in cast-off clothing,
i carpets, etc. A postal directed to 6H
GRAND AVENUE, will receive prompt at
tention. my4 28t
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FARM WANTED
TO LET.


TIME desirable tenement on second floor of
J. premises 1871 State street; six rooms be-
sides kitchen possession Immediately. For
particulars inquire at This Office. mh31 tt
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HURLE-Ent cred into rest, May II, Caro-
line, wife OF Thomas Hurle, ut her resi-
denoe 500 York street.
Funeral to be held from the late residence
Wednesday afternoon, May 49, at three
O'Clock. Friends ana relatives invited to
attend. 1t
HAUFF-In this city, May 18th, Dorothy,
daughter of John A. and Grace II. Hautf,
aged years, IL months, II days,
Funeral private.
FooTE-At Waterbury, May 18th, Robert
Foote.
Burial at the North Haven cemetery Wed
nesday, May 10, on the arrival of the train
leaving New Haven at 3:l5 p. m.
WYLIE-In this city, May Ii, John Edward
Wylie, in the 10th year OF his age. -
Funeral services will be held at No, OUT
Orange street on Wednesday at IL O'Clock,
noon, Friends are invited to attend. In
torment in MorristoWn, N, j. 1t
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and keep II up will be remembered by
many. Mr.. Warner has often said If 1t
were not for Calvary Home he might
be back where he was for so many
long years-either saloon, poor house
or prison.
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$500 REwARD!

THE above reward will be paid by the City
Il of New Haven to the person who shall
give information that will cause the arrest
and conviction of any person or pers lns
VINO may be guilty of placing any material of
an explosive character on the premises OF
any citizen within the limits of the city for
the purpose of endangering life or causing
damage to property during the year 1896.
myl2 Ct a. C. HENDRICK Mayor.
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WANTED,

CITUATION by young man as coachmaf,
y or driver; stlictly temperate; under-
stands his business ia all branches. Address
myl2 ut COACHMAN, This Office,
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q w ANIEIJ.
EVERYBODY nsedingservantsto call hers,
II We supply all the best. We have sorted
out and discarded most OF the useless class.
These seek new offices {where they are n0t
known), which are spr'nging up constantly.
We have been here years and use Judgment.
selecting only those that will do the work re-
Quired. We have the finest facilities and can
serve you better than anyone else.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
aus 755 Chapel street.
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her present school system with some Of
its result; and Of her comparative
standing with some Of the old and
leading educational stats In the
Union. Al the close OF the talk The
teacher was proiuse with bis praise.
when We babe him and tho studuntl
good bye, we had gained their respect
and good wishes. The whole surround
ing prighbOrhOod son became rlend-
~, which enabled Us 10 teach u en- The
Gosptl NJ truth.
Wuile visiting In the slate Of Missls-
sippl we have met comparatively little
opposition. One Sabbath morning We
attended large iunefnl near
By the tchoOlhouse where we intended
10 hold meeting m the afttr. Don. A.
the pastor failed ln reaching the GENE
terry In time lot the burial. We were
asktd 10 conduct the trryictH. Here
was presented 10 as n good Orppttuu-
i|y 10 speak upon the resurrection.
After the services were over gray
hBlf0d fathers thought II strange that
lhey hal not l11ked On the resurrection
IN O similar way, ne all the doctrine
advanced, they eat, was scrlpiufnl.
A favorable iuITeislJn bad been maze
Uu a large proportion u the people
who now became determined 10 hear
us speak In the afternoon. How
ever Prompted by desIe
20 ttDp our progress. there was num-.
Der VINO cuuaged thu school trustees
10 Close tue doors Of the school house
against NJ. Determined not to be bal.
lied altogether, we gave notice that We
would hold "a meeting thut night Ia %
chapel In an adjoining nrighbUfhO1d.
AZ once, young men %. out On hone.
back conveying this uuws 10 people In
adjoining fctiltmcnis. when night
came We found the chapel we'll filed
win lisieuCfF, soma ui whom had come
twelve miles 90 hear ~. Duung the
meeting tue spirit Of tho Lord IVES
richly e.joyeI by the speakers,
aud a. its close, they became
eucifclrd BY dozens u friends
desltCua o. clusplng their hande
SUI Of asking an Interest Ia thor
Players. Thus our way has been made
clear before us; aud We have bCOn per.
miilei TO SOW seeds which We have fua.
sou T. believe Will gcfmlnatg, anu
with proper watcafuluuss and cultiva-
lion, grow aud riIcn Into beautiful
sh,nvcs such as the King Of the haT-
vtbi VIII not fail 10 own.
We are now wOTkiug on tho confer.
once records. We are indeed thanh.
iul 10 return anu share tho huppiiHlity
aud puicInoss Of the home VI Judge -.
r. workman, iOg We we're somewhat
Uteii having held thirty three meet.
ings during the past four weeks
vi'li,rg. Judge WUfsham and WIFE
can Justly be- olassrd smpug the noble
VI tbs earth. Their high intellectual
nlIMnmunis coupled with their upright
c1uisc IN lie have been an attraction
to people Of refined sonsibililitt, hence
lhry have many wJrtly admirers.
The Judge and HE wife have acted a. "a
iaihUf aui mother 10 sons 81 Utah who
VIII never forget them.
On tue .Oth Oi February We received
notice that Elder Bra Murphy would
soon be- released 10 return h0mt; that
Elder Albert MuthcsOu OF Salt Lake
would b. oppoinied u succeed him as
pio'iient oil the iuiUrunup. on the
same date Elder Jss. w. Mu-tcf, altu
NJ salt Lake, was invited ~ work In
the oiiico at Chattanooga.
Bird MURPHY,
Albert MATHEsOS.
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MUNYON'S
RH EUM ATS M
CURE.

Munyon's Bhoumau m cure e guar
untHpi tu be- absolutely harmless and a
strong tonic iu building up the weak and
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Sharp, shooting pains ia any part Of The
body STOPPED by few doses. A prompt
comp o'o aud PORN mont cure fpf nm'-
noes, sortu ~. suii back and an pains FOO
hips uul lDius. Chronic rheumatism
sr.at.U,, lumbago or pain lu ihH back uro
speedily cured. 10 seldom fall Io give
rOilof nom one ur two doses, aud almost
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boon used. Price -5H.
Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure il guaTau-
toui 20 cures Rl forms uf Indigestion and
stomach troubles Price 1ic.
MuuyOu's kidney Cure speedily cures
pains Iu tho back loius ur rtuIuz, aud
all forms ~ kidney disease. Price 2ic.
Muuyou's NiHlIzrr restores lost pow
CrH 20 weak men. Price sluU.
Ass your druggist Tor iros copy Of
Munyon's Guido 90 Health. ami ttuat
yourself NJ homo with harmless tUu-
odiHs hat contain positive cures i1f all
dt.Uus.s. Sold uy all drugg is, mostly
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Personal Do ter4 30 Professor Nrnvon,
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swnfrd with ifCU medical Zee for any
disease.
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AN ORDINANCE
An ordinance amcrdiuE section % % Chapter
~, Of an ordinance entitled "LiCuuFCs.'

An ordinance amcrdiue section % % Chapter
~, OF an ordinance entitled "Liguutcs'
Section g. Re 10 ordained by tho CIV council
Of siIt Lake City. state OF ltaHi tlAt section
80 uf ttsuter %, OF an ordinance entitled
''Itrlusps, be- aud Che same Do hereby amend.
ed Uy stfitIng out Of line De- ON page 900 ~ tho
IfyvHUI ordnance of l.Il the void 'Uufs
dIprs" and insert on lpI thereof tuo word
tbrHkofa" and Ny stHtlug out 40 thc end n
asid lime she fFurrs 'lil' ana inserting u ueu
thereof tHv F.ITCs "lH.'
Section . IHis ordinance 10 take eject and
be- boo force from aud after w. approval,
Passed o.. fr CITY Council ~ salt iaao
City state Of Utah March 8ri I-1, and re-.
foffcd 60 Tue Mayor FORMS huproyM..
t-EALI Jty Hgr1r,ier
Approved tho the eth day NJ Mlr,u, 4. u.
I.ss. HLuNsE IuMNEl,
Mayor ufo tom.
state Of Utah. o..
City and County OF -alt thtc.
=. David :. Imgry, Recorder 100 and f1r salt
LAKE civ, state OF Jtsh. in hereby certify
fhattto above and fore. UInE Do iIiL true aud
correct copy uf no ordinance guutcl 'Au
Ordinance amend. 3 section % OF lHlptHf p
Uf AZ ordinance entitled 'lIUtusrH passed
by tbp uIly Council W salt lAar city. rta.c Of
Utah. March .fu, lsll, aud approved Ng The
May1fpTo tUm. starch CO.,. l-U, o. appgnfs ~
in witness whereof have hero.
unto oct uv band tuH uuNul Ode
I.rh.I corporate zeal OF slid cit, thia tho
gll day OF MHrch, 8. ~ d..
DAVID b. EMERY,
- ~. Uty recorder
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NOTICE. Of AssrssmENr-

Principal place " bgsutss, salt Lake
CITY, Utah.
NuTItE f- UEUEUY GIVEN TuNT Al
~ AmyctiHF 10 che dircytorH held on teH.
ruary .'th. i-F am assessuuut uf i've IlI cents
per HnarU wac lowed on thy cart no stock Uf mo
corporation, payable immediately o. William
llmr aclI, treasurer % the corporation, a. SO,
li- south Main Htru. T. RAFT lukr CITY
Any Htuyh upon which thia AHHrssment may
remain unpaid uu ODE ttu tHy OF April, lH.a..
viii hu trIIuUuout AUt uuFprUsri Cor sale ut
ruHNc auction, and uuIufH payment iH WnIu
before. viii De- cold Uu IIt sflh dHT Of AUuI o.
Uay delinquent lHUlH. mont together with ruut
% ulNtftaIU# nrt UNIuuar uf sale
WI. CANilUIi H., secretary.
salt Lake Guy, March luu. 100.
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A REsnLuIIoN.


ANN"h 'N".N''
Whereas. the Corporation OF SALT Like CITY
d. uuslruus of niiIEg BOO tur construction OF a
Coast a. or near Iua NugyItH. aud uf a raII.
road from -hIt Lake CITY 10 Che Deep Cfcos
MINING trsiHus, aui furuEuItus that tur samn
its Ciifrus, aud suitable grounds Tor depot
purposcs for such railroads beng uccusrarf,
80 Il resolved by the City Council " SALT
Lake lty, state OF Utah. that uII ul Block q,
iu llat a., ut rHIt Lake CITY survey known
ha llnnetr square o. htfruY granted ana
donated 90 Che Utah mud raGus Improvement
company, iusureuaHufH AMI nsslEus, Cor rail.
way depot purposes, ON iho following cone
tiral The acceptance - said donation 10
vuuuF, fIFued uy luu PRECEDENT aud seJrptAry
" taIu company, aud died WIth tho Jlty fu.
D0rdcr With "a thirty days OF Il.sdair
second lHr payment ni ono dollar
THIRD fHU construction and operation Of
ui luAHt one hundred m.Ius uL railroad NIthIu
ilIH rhtu, Hu either Ur both % HuIi lines, with.
lu Two yvara from the date hereof and The run.
uiug ut uNihs over sAid road into aud upon
Fouf,h that az tho esd OF ninety day
after 600 acceptance 90 ihu terms OF tue grant
~ thr Pioneer square 90 tUolt ub und Pacific
puruuHrs Che SAID company Fhall have ton
miles nf thui. grade unIgr construction A. tho
r0Hdhrl completed. 40 tho yud ~ twelve
months g. hHNu 'l miles OF road Uum
Ulrtyu aud uuIrr operation. A. tho END ul ls
months 400 have 90 miles " ROAD completed aud
iu operation, A. the uuI NJ % months Co have
l1| miles of completed road built ami boz upur.
alton within tho state NJ ttau towards Doe
Angeles, Uf from salt LAks cas- boo WeFtrfly
direction towards Deep Greek.
And on acceptance % bald donation hr the
president and secretary of sHld company, aud
tho payment uf said Hum uf one dollar, the
Mayor aud tfy Recorder are hereby author grd
AMI directed 20 make and execute
proper decd u conveyance ~ aald described
premises 20 SAID ttau gud fAglHG Improve.
meut Company, IT. hurCrUsUra anu ahsI gns, ANA
Co deliver tbs Hlmu 90 Hons. HOutri n
Na.kIu aud lnumI# 20. Mpulpr. 10 De- held iu
escrow bT them. aud uUOu ihu performance %
tho third condition hrrgluhtf.rr usut0urd. Go
De- delivered hy tbyu, ur their executors or
HdU'uHuutpFa, o. tau taia utah aud paUlaG
improvement Company
Aud Iu thG event 90 tHu failure of Hnii Com.
UanF tl comply with amy uf tUr terms and
conditions OF thIs RESOLUTION, tar decd hyf0u
mentioned 90 bo returned 10 Che Guy Recorder
~ salt Lake tIly
uaasruby tuu uIty Council or aAlf Lake gItr.
Stale of Utah. MArrH d. l-II. and referred 10
the Mayor Tor l.s approval,
lscAu DAVID s. EMERY,
Citg Recorder
Approved THE tao l.,h day Of March, AID.
GEORGE HuMSEY.
Mayor pro ten,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS,
Tlnle OF Jnmol WhIvorlH, deceased

EatHie Of james Whliwortb, deceased
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN ny TUE
~ undersigned, administrator ~ she estate
OF james NhutWurtu. deceased, On tho uryl.
l'uTs of, hnd az prfHuna having claims aglluHt
thr SAID deceased, 90 exhibit them With thr
necessary vouchers, within four months alter
the ufHt publication M this IoUrt, To- the SAID
Administrator, james fhurg. AZ his home Ht
No tA llttn street, salt Lake cIly, Ia the
County Of salt llkr.
Dated March Urd, 1873
JANIS SHORE,
Administrator Of the estate Of james whit.
worth dertaAyd,
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.

Estate Of tlna Peterson Jensen. deceased.
NOTICE Us HENkBY GIVEN ny THE
~ uudcruIEuet UNCCuth Of thU llHt VIII
aud testament Of iluA Peterson Jensen, uu.
ceased, 10 the creditors of, aug nll uorsuus hAy'
lug claims against the SAID deceased, Co oAhIbi
them with inc necessary vouchers, within ter
month"; after Cue FIRST publication of this np'
tee, tp tho fhld eNoruuiI. al tho O0lci
ot John 81 Cannon 500 Constitution nuildiug
Utah
Dated March, n, 1890
ELhA ANNA JENSEN NIELSEN,
ESccuiriA NJ the last viii and testament Of
Elna Petersen Jensen, deceased
John NJ. Cannon. ALLOTnuy Tor nAnrnlrh
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knTICE 10 CReDITnRs.


tNlAAN OF HNNN M'|NNNt Nt'rAaNIs
NOTICE t- UEutBN GIVEN UY THE
- uudrrsIsuvI, afmIuIsiratrIN ~ the estate
ut John Mellon. g.Ur1ar1, Go tho creditors OF
anu ado uurHuuH having elaine against The satI
dDrU1Huit Go exhibit Them with tho necessary
NuururfH, wi bun Ten months after the nrst
publication NJ tulH notice 70 tho SAID Lime
Mellon MArErus ~ 80 Oh! Constitution Uuuis
my. salt Lake tlt,, lu The county Of shlt Lake
Dated April N. lff.
LIZZIE MELLON MNRGETrs.
AdmIuistrhirA " Che LFtato OF John Mellon,
UUrrnsCds
JOuN 81. u,NNoN. Attorney Tor SAID estate.
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NOTICE. TO CREDITORS
Esn,c OF Sidney 4 Hanks. Deceased

Eaiaie OF Sidney a llanAs, Deceased.
NuTluE Is HEREBY GIVEN Ivy THE
~ uudrlasnul lAdmnlslratriN Oi tho 90,
tate NJ sidney s. 'lGnks, deceased, 60 tho
creditors ~, and nl persons having claims
against tho enid deceased, 20 exhibit them
with tho necessary youchcrs within ten months
after the hHt publication NJ this notice, % tho
sHld h1mlultirItriN 8t the Office Of Mnyle, IRuo
4 iuauFnu, rooms 90 10 uCacrCt National bans
I9uiiuE 7pli Lake cry and County state VI
thu
Dated March llrd I-H
NAlN ANN HANKS,
AdmIuIbirArN of tho EBtAto OF hidncy A.
ll1uhF Deceased.
NOZZLE, /ANE A CusTtgAS,
Attorney for AdminlstratrlN.
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.


Esl1to VI George Henry snoIl deceased.
NOTICE rs HEUEUH GIVEN bY THE
~ undtrsiguud, htMInIHtrAtu1 of tho e..
tate of George Henry HrrIl duuvastd, 90 tht
creditors OF aud al prrons having ulauut
nrAlust the said duruaHui, Co CKHiut then
with me necessary NuuehCrH within ten
months after the lBt publication % this no.
tee Co the HAd NnN smell GumluiairarlN, az
tho ONCE OF frank 70 stephens, a. 20 o. Com
mrrcial Noct, SAT- Late CITY. Utah, ia tho
County uf salt Lake
Dated March %, lsHb.
MAY SKILL.
AdmlniluAuiN Of estate of George ilonry
huUlE. UTTpNHFN
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srAIE or trAW,
CITY aud County VI SuIg Lake. NJ"
4, David Imury. Recorder loo aud Tor salt
Lake CITY, state of itlh, do hereby rUruty that
lhU above and forysn.ug b. fu.l, true aud cor.
root copy of resolution vntINgl "a rrsHlu.
ton granting Pioneer square 60 tla llth aUu
lArIuf Improvement company Tor railroad
depot purpose passed uY Ono civ Council of
tult Lake CITY. state Of lHl, March utu,
1896, and approved uy the Mayor pro tom,
March l!th, l-ld. as apUuura OF record 10 my
unIru.
Iu witness whereof I have hprouut1 oct my
hand and A1Nud tho corporate seal
l7EAG-l Of said CITY, March l-th, ESQ.
DAVID 81. INEtl,
u Ihl, city Recorder.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


T"TIT1 TTIIIUTTU- UAVTHI ICCUI- OF.
NOTICE n EUIUI GlNEN NY THE
~ undergone ,HlmiUlstraIrIN Of the estate
90 1HvOUbIIua Davis, deceased, 90 tho crrU.
lfuT7 Of. aui al pgrs0us having rIAima AGAINST
tHg faNd deceased. GO rNhImt Them with ono
necessary vouchers. within ten months alter
tLH rrhi Publication % tuh notice. 60 the SAD
HInl.iatfaiTtN. "a 80, Dos Center street, lu salt
lHht tIty, Boa tAu County u SAT- Lake. state %
ttah
Dated March llth, l,eG
JANT NCFLUiNNY DAVIS.
Administrators Of estate ~ 1hcupAIius Davis
deceased
JuuS NJ JASsuE, Attnfusr Tor said estate.
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sTuoKHOLOERs' MEETING.

uh'ry NJ ihr IIuHn Mining u1mnluv, Salt
Lake cry, Utah, Apr %. $50
Location uf WUr. NUHt Mountain NrnIny.
District -a't l1sH County uaH,
NfullDt 'a UENlHN GIVEN THAT
y mo annual Wruuug Hf fUr .fpuEHo'fcfs
N' iN- I|HnN Non "g Company W|I Hu Mold at
l.t ONCE 20 lnu COMPANY, 80 b second -outu
street -uI La.u lfF Utah. uu tUp ian div
of May, l-f, at u.y clock 81. ut Tor INC purposr
OF t0r"yHE n0.",rs lUr Che ensuing yournmynd
other uusuC.a NO may properly como bgf8rg
sa1 meeting
ANDREW GEHHARDT.
,....... ,,......... PRESIDENT
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-14
sTOoKHoLpENs MEETlNo.

A special meeting or tho stncLhrIdCrs ut
The central ltAu Land a. Irrigation company
for tho election ut board uf I've COB trustees
for tho ousUin. year Hui fuvh other business
h7 may properly 'uWr before it, Will be- held at
room "a Culru hotul sH,t IuEc Cify, utlh, on
saturday May end, 1870, 90 10 O'Clock u M.
THIS meeting II called because tho annual
meeting for 1885, WuHnI 10 hOid a. IA provided Uy
The articles VI Incorporation.
U, W. ALDRACH,
Vice President
salt Lake Cisy, Utah, April And. 1850.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-14

c,,y aud tI1a " OF s4aIIi Lal. e"
D, David s. tuUry, Recorder ln and for salt
IAEv .ltF, ltlh, 90 hereby certify that tGr
above De- i1ll, true and correct cOpy of an
ordinance granting q right Of way through
certain HtrUcu or salt iHke CIV.
for railroad, 90 tho Utah md
rhr|Ur Improvement Company, ne .urross1rs
and u.HfgnH, passed. hy the INV uunriI OF sail
laAo tIy, -Iatr of ltHh. harcu 4IsL Islf
ami Preferred g. The Mayor Tor hIs approval
Approved Ny tne Mayor Apr' End A. d.
lsH, us appears of record Ia INV ONCE
lu witness whereof. have hnTeuntl get my
hand huu unINr1 the corporate seal ~
IsrALl fI't laku tIty state Of Utah, this tho
gHd day o. ApslI, a. u, l-1G
DAVID s. EMERY.
u. 49, city Recorder.