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EX-GOVERNOR PATTISON
Favors the Present Financial System
of the Government.

DENVER, April 29.-Robert Emory
Pattison, Governor of Pennsylvania,
and one of the leading Democrats of the
country, is in the city and stopping at
the Brown He is one of the party of
manufacturers and attorneys of Phila-
delphia and Baltimore who have been
visiting the Black Hills in the interests
of the mining which is being fostered
in that locality by Eastern capitalists.
Regarding his views on the financial
question and his candidacy for the
Presidency. Mr.. Pattison said
Il favor the prevailing financial sys-
tenn of the country, and all the manu-
facturers. business men and bankers of
the East conscientiously uphold the
Government in their monetary deal
ings. 1 believe in a recognition of sill
yer, but 1 am not an extremist. A sound
and firm system of currency should be
maintained. I find that the East has
suffered in business with the West, and
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in fact believe the West has not suf
fered to such an extent as have the
manufacturing interests in New Eng
land and the Eastern States. When the
effects of the panic have been removed
by time the monetary system of the
country will assert itself and prosper
ity will return.
'Of my candidacy for the Presidency
it would be presumptious to make any
assertion. While l will not embrace my
self in the list of probable candidates, L
am aware that some steps are being
taken toward my Endorsement in Penn
sylvania. If the Democratic Conven-
tion declared for the free and unlimited
coinage of silver at the ratio of 16 to
/, and / were a candidate for the NOM
ination. do not know what would be
my movements The Democrats of
Pennsylvania assemble in convention
in Allentown in my State to-day, but
their intentions 1 am in no way ap-
priSed Of
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STORMS IN THE NORTHWEST.
Destruction Caused by the Cyclone in
South Dakota.

ST PAUL (Minn), April 29.-To-
nights reports indicate that a regular
deluge of rain has been falling in the
Dakotas and Western Minnesota to-
day. Miles of land along the upper
Mississippi and Red River are under
water, and it will be some days before
any seeding can be done. Along the
Red River not more than 2 per cent
of the crop has been put in.
The cyclone, meager reports of which
came in last night, struck between
Fargo and Spencer, S. D., and seemed
to be heading for the latter place, but
fortunately passed several miles north.
heading in a northeasterly direction,
and for eighteen miles laid waste eyery-
thing in its path. The country being
level as floor. the monster could be
seen coming for miles, which accounts
for the few fatalities.
In its track, which was a mile wide.
the destruction was complete Not a.
vestige of any living thing was left.
Farmhouse after farmhouse was COM
pletely wiped out.
Sixteen miles northeast Of Mitchell
the little town of Epiphany was located.
but nothing remains to show that it
ever existed. Here fifteen people were
seriously injured, several fatally. The
latest victims who can recover are Will
lam Kroeger. Mrs. Gibson and Mrs.
Gilser.
No estimate of damage to crops and
livestock and property is given, but it
IS known to be large. The storm was
headed for Madison, but on its arrival
there had spent its fury and the damage
was light. Physicians from Spencer,
Montrose and other adjacent towns
were summoned, and relief parties sent
out. The injured were given the bes.
of care. The number of victims in
jured is growing RAPIDLY and will prob
ably reach thirty.
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UNION PACIFIC ROAD.
Annual Meeting of Stockholders and
Election of Directors.

BOSTON, April 29.-At the annual
meeting of the stockholders of the
Union Pacific Railway Company to-day
the directors were reelected with these
exceptions: Alex. Miller, Secretary and
Assistant Comptroller of the company.
succeeds S. Endicott Peabody; George
Q. Cannon of Salt Lake City succeeds
James Sharp as representative of the
Salt Lake interests. The annual report
gives the following figures for the entire
system: Gross earnings, SD, ,354, ,73S; de-
crease, $799,914; net, SS,362, 140; in
crease, 81, ,SS6, ,215. Total income, S.
o17 1O2
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Vermont for Mckinley.

MONTPELIER Wt), April 29.-W. A.
Lord of Montpelier presided over the
Republican State Convention to-day to
elect delegates to the National Conven-
ton A Mckinley resolution offered by
Hugh Henry of Chester was greeted
with tremendous applause. 1t was re-
solved that in the great apostle of pro
lection. William Mckinley of Ohio, I'VE
recognize the first choice of the Repub-
licans of Vermont for their Presidential
p6i1a fo
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COnsul-General Lee.

RICHMOND (Va.), April 29.-General
Fitzhugh Lee took the oath of office and
executed his bond as Consult General to
Cuba here to-day. He expects to get
his final instructions from President
Cleveland Friday or Saturday, and it is
probable he will go to Havana next
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Stormy Convention at Detroit.

DETROIT (Mich.), April 29.-The
Michigan State Democratic Convention
to-day, after a stormy fight, indorsed
the Administration and financial policy
of Grover Cleveland, chose four gold
standard delegates at large, and sent
delegation of twenty-four district dele
gates to the Chicago Convention, o.
whom thirteen are counted gold mono
metallists and eleven silver bimetallists.
The convention was the stormiest ever
held by the party in this State.
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Perished in a Storm.

IMPERIAL (Neb.), April 29.-During
the wind and rainstorm last night Miss
Leota Brown, aged 20, who had gone to
drive some cattle in, perished from ex-
posure within quarter of a mile of her
home.
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The Circulation

OF THE RECORD-UNTON
is rapidly increasing on ac-
count of the Sunday issue.
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AN ORDINANCE
An ordinance umcud.n- section . OF thalic
%. of uu ordinance entitled License


hn ordinance amcudIu- section D OF chapter
=. ufuu ordinance entitled License
Section ]. uoIt ordained by ihc Civ Council
.UfsH.t I4kr l.fg state % liaH lhai section
% u. Chapter o. of au ordinance ruuiIrI
'IUuHuara.' Dol Auu tHH camel hereby amend
tH .E a|rFIuF Hut uf HrH Dr. un UIf. 900 W iNr
UtsI.UI ordnance uI l.IA Che word 'NyI.
dIrfs" end iusuu loo Nru thereof iHc word
uUfuEer.' aHI by striking Out 90 til end Of
taId line thU uEufHH "li.' and iu.cituE iu lieu
thereof thU Hs..rtH 'sH.'
tFrti.uE. iHIH urfIHHnr" Go iuI0 rdfrt and
b, Iu force from and after it approval.
phssrl Dr.. 600 civ Council W SAT- "a q
CIV State ui Utah Nar.H 8Hi. Isf aud re-.
furfcd to tlr Mayor fgf BE- ,rpio'Wir,
I.tNt| city Recorder.
Ar.r,,ri tb.s Che 600 day " Narr. A. b.
by. GEORGE IuMNEl.
Mauf prJ tom.
sfatrof Utah. I..
Cif. and County of saIt iHtc,
70 David FL. ImDfT, Recorder BOO thI iof -a1
faEr tIU. state Of ltu. DO NnIuUN ttfN'I
tI.ItIU above and lore. ..|a Del iN... INN so
correct ,uUy U. Iu ordinance guuttl hu
ordnance amUuuI q section Do OF iuapi,f q.
90 a. ordinance rruUti 90. ruHHf Do lnsaU Z
b. fErJffv Juuu.. uf Hu.t lHar t|tN. @tl.r 90
ttaH. March led. l|", lui approved Il we
MHyu uHU IUu. unfHH 900. lr" o. appears 90
''.''' '' ir witness whereof hsye here.
unto 600 mE UHul tul nhhgI lho
IaTAfI corporate seal % HIil tlN NHH tN'
atH DAY % Nlrru, s. ~ lff,
ulR. Civ Recorder
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PROVO.
Garden city Notes.

Deputy u. =. Mauhal Henry has
returned from Uiutah county. Winnie
there he arrested man by this name
OF Curry, on the "S,rip," Tor selling
liquor h tndiaus. Curry was lOunu
over 10 await he action Vt the gram
iuiy in 81, 900 bonds, by Justice Veil.
man OF N,fnal MI. Henry tepOtIs D.
very backward season. IN the Ashley
country, whore the farmers have Jur
commsn Ced their spring blowing, hu.
the people feel somewhat dhcoutaic
on account OF all their NUT tiees beluI
killed by tho ifUst last foil, The miuiut
industry 10 expected 20 prove fsmuuof
alive In that SECTION 10 tie near iuiutr,
and great amount Of sysitmntr
develop mtnt work II being done ~ tie
Blue uutaius, about ihiUy miles
east Of NurnaL
The Asylum beard, which should
have met yesterday has, I0tp'ntd 10
muttiug Ill Wednesday. II 10 tumuttu
that the following gentlemen have
been self C Ell 10 illl the filC sset ops D.
site Their name: NJ. II. Hardy, mtdi.
cal superintendent; A.. 3. Pyne,
steward, anu Burj. BaChnau tecteRry.
All Of the geuiltmeu are we'll qualified
Tor the positions, anu the appoint
ments, II made, will give general sa,is.
faction.
meeting Of tho board Of oduca'
lion held rursdty u wss Joclici g.
permit chill Tcu under arvtn yrhfs
tgu to attend school 1T The ensuing
term; let TAIL the schools were ~
crowded that tue email children were
compelled 10 remain at home.
Joseph Brown, the discoveter 81 the
first minos Ia tue Line uistr ci, has
returned from trip 10 the new DIE
ulcl highly pleased with tue ITurputb
for valuable mines being usyelypUu
there IN the nUat lutufe.
The officers sto cut looking Tor
ramps wuo broke Into the Young
Mems Coop. IN Spanish FotK, Tnutt-
day morning, anu stole several articles
Of wearing apparel. They have not
been successiai 70 fat.
Joseph ChamUcflin has filed a onil
In the Fourth district court against II.
a.. Brauand Lucinda Bean ~ collect
$3.50 IS, secured ~ mortgage On
Provo real estate.
Maggie II. Thompson has sold to A..
HAnautT, IT,. lut s, block %, Plat A,
Provo, Tor 5000. Both pafIi,s are o.
Bait Lake Guy.
Tha divorce suit filed few day'
ago by Mary T.. McEwan against
Isaac IL. MCkwAn has been win.
drawn.
q. IL. Ksllslrom, aged SO, and Poise
Evans, ased -, bUtn Of ffOyoi have
received n marriage license.
Tue American Girl will DO presented
ut tue Opera house tnla evening by J.
T.. Howu's company.
ID. J. Williams, deputy county clerk,
went to Bingham yesterday on min.
lug business.
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a kEsnLuTIoN.



WHarfHs the g.rIHr4t.Hu OF sale Lie CITY
be- Hr..r.u.. "a sI.fItr boo boz lUrstfuUUnn uT i
raIIfu.H fruat -.t LAO tIfv b. tur ia .lUH
t'HtaIa. 4r rrtT Ius Arur.gs. AM. 90 arau
rHst fr.m HsIt IHhU J.tv tl tly utru DTgu.
uIrIr. rrrtHra. and recognizing tuaf tHr aama
would r.utrIUuIr greatly o. tHu Ufusurrifg of
~ lIt.Frra auI ruIta. +. Hr1uuIs fIf arHui
rurrasps for suyH railroads beng urresthrl,
iHgfrfurr.
10 ID resolved Iy tho city Council OF SALT
Lake IIF. slate of Utah thai aid uI Block e.,
Iu pIat A.. 10 Ha.tI4kB tity survey. known
~ Pioneer. ruuHfr. 10 urr.Uy GRANTED 1uI
donated tu che laH aud Iar ur Gupr0yrmuHg
UumHHuF. Ita H4"rraaufa HuI 4HsIsus Cor ftI.
ahY dUuut purposes, uu tho following Uuus
81 IONS
lffsl The acceptance - said donation 90
ur.UIF. H.gUtd HY tuu PRECEDENT and suHTrtafy
% sad TumUHuE. ami died WI.u tho cts roc
tufHrF With u thirty dhFa OF tHsualH
Second. IUr payment uf ono uIHar
IHFH IHu construction ana operation M
atIgsst uUy HHHlTru mIrs uL f1I ROAD UIfHI1
fUIs tlIp. .u y.tHJr Hr uufH ftfI Uuua WIfut
boz t.6 wear. Iff1H tlu iatr hereof. and Che rua.
riu. uf truus over said road iutD aud uH9u
sAu SQUARE.
fuuf'N mat at tHr rud of HInuiy dtss
after tHr acceptance of tuv lrras uftUu gIHui
M l-, sIn.a '. r,i NJ w ,sTnas
D. ~ .l.''. ,... ~. ~. i,...,..'t i..
.I III III. r'.,Utu. Il, nav. T. ...g. Ia t....
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Fllnlo o. 0c0rr1 lIr0y MN, doooa.o1

Eitate " GEORGE Henry -nell, deceased.
NOTICE Is UEHtUI GIVEN HN THE
~ urdrfsIgued, AimiuHirntrG Of the &C.
tate of trulgu Henry HurIl, deceased, tu mo
creditors OF and nu UUraouH having claims
AsHiuHt the shid deceased, Co Ga iuIt them
With me Necessary YuurhrrH. WITHIN ton
months after The lrHt publication ~ this mo-.
uCt Co the sniu Nay ruuI., htuIuiFtHi ~, AZ
She un.Hr Of lfark % stephens, 81 10 a. Con-
mrrclA lhoct, SAT- Lake CITY, Itah, m tho
20 MY Of salt Lake.
Dated March ~, 1876.
MAY SWELL.
AdministrAtiX of estate Of George Henry
huU'.. deceased
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The direct hue 20 Kansas city, st.
Louis anI AIlantic srabuatd, 10 via
tho Missouri Pacific Railway, from
Pueblo. Through sleeping and chair
rats, ana all connect No made in
Union depols IN the day time. II you
Hfe going Easi aud care Tor daylight
ride through the gtaudtst scenery OF
tho RlcEy Mountains rn route, zee
that your ticket rrads vie Missouri
Pacific Railway. Elegant chair care
positively ffee TO holders " REGULAR
lIain tickets.
II. H. KOosFW, G. =. & =. A.,
Il MotlAn Block, Halt Lake CITY,
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NOTICE 10 CsLOifoRs-

rHuiguf q. 49, hama.aHau. Deceased
NOTICE Is UIUFtN GIVES UY THE
y u1fgrsFrsL executor NJ che lAst viii
and Testament uf t " hA Haauultu. doe
rrHfJ4 tu IIu creditors a. auH 300 persons
having aims alTIu.t tNv HHti 1rruHsed. 90
,NuNit them vi tHr uyrcsHry tuurlrrs,
with o. fuHrWurfH# HffIr fuu UrHI publication
uf tuIH notice. Goo T.u HNH IHUWU 10 Dean,
no T.. %. box IEIs "a tAku CIV tah
IpsEI1I o. pEAN,
Executor ~ tho Tact WII and 1ottlmcnt u
"a. ~. k.maN HuIlu, uHrrhFrd
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NOTICE. OF ASSESSMENT.

uunr.ps place uf ugsiursa. tait Latt
CITY, Utah.
NvuTIyE o. UEUEuN GIVES THAT At
- wlUUuF ut tnU IlrrU.ura held ON lrH.
ruhry 100. isI.. 100 asHusaIuui % live ItI crnts
UrrH share was levied uu IHI ,HUl HI Hfu.E NJ mo
corporation, ptNuu.r immediately 60 William
tAur aUIi treasurer 90 il. corporation, ~ No,
10. south Main atrr o. -ali l.atr city
Any aiUr. upon which iHIa AHsrHrmUut may
remain unuHu uu INr 600 DHN uf NIrl|, lH.s,
viii Iu rul uUuUut NUu advertised Cor Gale ai
300 Do HHtNuu. HUH uu|H.H payment % made
before. uI'I Hr cold uU .UI tf.h u.N of Npu| On
pay delinquent HaHra. mrrL together WITH gUni
OF aiNtrIIHIUE IuI rnaU .I aHr
WI, tNNIUI o.. secretary.
tattaaC C.F. March lul. lsla
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Tho r.s.ld.a,'. cabinet

" not more wise than the n "lioard
u mechanics and engineers
who pass upon each detail " con
sttuc,ion In Columbia bicycles. Seven.
teen years Of constant WAtchiuines-,
experiments aud tests have produced
a perfect machint-lhe matehlrss 1895
Columbia. An ABSOLUTE Luarautre
with every wheel. II member, there
IL only one best bicycle. See them ~
% east let South street.
COLuMmA CyCLE Co.
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hoIIcr FoR rulLIcATIoN.


US tAsu uTT...l
SAT- Lake t.H. iuh.
.aI.u5 ls|.
4 COMPLAINT UNYINs UEIN INttitLp
attHs ONCE HV -UrHN D.. rHHirs aFhlust
William q. li..pr Cor uIHHf"..HE DIE bone
ftU.H tHffV SO. o ..fr uHfg| November 2. .s'4
anon tHa N,siul of rur.U.U.i quartet sgg.
ZION ID. t1HHHhIu south f.".. 4 W.Hi. Nu PAS
IH.U County. tab. With E|.H iH 'In cancel.
Ihuuu OFT t..f entry. coo faII UHTIIra Do o.
HV sHmm.nUt tu aUurHFat IHIs once uu tho
IsfH day 90 huFII. Ir"H. hi 4. OBJ. H.t = uI. ~
frfrUui aud furulau testimony concerning fhll
----. MNNnN .Lnn. E.L-.ish
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Estate OF Elna Peterson Jensen, deceased.
NOTICE rs HlUEUY GIVEN ny THE
~ undersigned, rNtuutrA uf the last VIII
aud tuHtHWHut uf lluy Peterson Jensen, 40.
ceased, lu tho creditors M. ana n'l persons nav.
INK claims against tur enid deceased, Co uAhihh
them win tho necessary vouchers. within ten
months after thu ursi publication u ms up'
ice, 90 the Hald OKgruIHlN. A. the onch
~ JOAN 81. Cannon It tUuautuubu builuinE,
ttan.
Dated MarIh. n, lsgE
ELNA ANNA JENSEN NlIlSEN,
ENCcutrN Ot the IHst viii and Testament OF
tIua Petersen Jensen, deceased
John 81. Cannon, attorney Tor eNocutTiL
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NOTICE. 10 or pIroRs.


IHiHtC OF JnmUH NHi.Nufth, deceased.
NOTICE Ig HEUHHY GIVES ny THE
~ uLuUfHEUtu. Administrator ~ she estate
of JlWys MMIu.rtH. deceased, Go tuU rtr1s
HturH uf, aud al I.""HHuH having claims against
lhu sHi deceased, Co rVhIHW iHuu With tho
Necessary fuIyhrrs. within tour months after
che nrat uuHII alton ~ tHis notice, 10 tine HAid
aumiuh fuiur james unru, AZ his home at
County ut salt tHkr
Dated March ard, 800
IANh4 SHORE,
Admlrls,ratpr M tho estate Of james Whit
worth deceased
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Since 1851 ha, o,D,uu frst suffer.
er from oalsrfh. / tried Ely, Cream
Balm and 60 all appearances um cured.
Terrible headaches from which / hlu
long sufiuroI are gpr,-W. j Hitch.
cock, late Malrr u. 3. Vol. pud a. A.
Cen, Buffalo, n. Y.
ElS's Cream Balm has utlrrly curgd
mfl 0f catstTh when evrrythUrg pNe
iri ei. Many acquaintance have us,d
itMilI excellent results AIuu W.
Stevens, Caldwell, Ohia.
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st,gais 1TssI lac CIV Tor htaIr1aI Co thr
Utah roo Pacific ImrfOyCmcnt Company lh
tlcugtsUfs lua af.i-n.
....,.., ....
S.Uftur IUIlufda.uel uF t.e WY l"Nh.
OF. of u.f D. EelIy lhai .ho Olah ihl par
g....1. i.,s IGs tatH. l.ty ami ,unssu. % ihU
Ufy Council. AND peruH' nn Dol hc.el rhhl'l.
tu FuuatIH.t aui operate. lN 'ANI'. 'i,'N I.i
firiW nr utNef meN'' ~ WE "tf',g',''
standard IHu.c ftIr0ad, 1h iht l'Ho"'NF
streets of Ihr sAII .I". fH W.T. ..
tumu.fIHIuI Uu rUHIu lemNI' '.ttt A'
puini aHHu. tHu hundred fcgt west on lhs Myft
sIHt uf fuufU Wet s'f.Dt running fuuth
gaHttFIt uu aUuu. au lNlt.n N'EIrr curve 20
tur tuUtrruf uurin Wet street, lIth'' .ut4
Co lnfh snutn Eer' v,n.' ,..' "I ,t. ''
UuutI street Boo luuI wee. .H''t l.'N,.
FUufIuaalylF onto I'u.H q. tN.t ~
lHau I.F survey $50 |.N.A lNA A.. "i wv
streets .rur Don rHt lut' GU Hnl '"unlN'
stale uf t.au. tuNI.0ttu tuc following t3nui.
UHu.. Co. tFII.
FIrHf. q It HlI irHUHs except curves lMa uH
saiI Erhui.u. %. t.., "I a''isn'' N.Y., a,
Otherwise Iff,c rI UF GOO Guy .un..I AnH in
fucH HuuHu. aa nuI De- HIlIo'tl ny '"o IVY
.l.1ad. rUttaUuf.aii re- Iwar IVA tH shall
boz I1f1 upon aud conform iH ODE '.llu .'.i,A
IfHuu ut ODE several ttrt upon WINCH WN.
ruu ana N HA.l Erflt 0" NI. lWat 'Wig' ,
ui oder ut Tue Guy Council. talN Et'ht.c' pr
rfusy. change theft ID go conform tu ihrsane,
| HuI snaII Er,p 600, ruad h.Ia'ird WIN tia'el
Uf tHU IHat Provided tNu whenever ahN "l
/ the stri cis a'nrE which ihc shIl rhuMg I1
luIt fhtI UU paved. then Hall hhte'' ~
I suCcCsHut. ur assigns thal. pave n'lW,,,n ",
I rails, aud fora space NJ Cen ICES uuilNt 'l
each roll. HI'l ino .aWr mh'cNa. De- NAt NaNH
/ Boz thc street uANuutut ...-
IUrl Doc card E.1nigt lH .u,te. sore ~
assigns shall srayti aud MAINTAIN Do so1!
condition. uuui paved. AZ 900 'tlaN. .Nel
Eladr ihr gntfe nidin 90 ''u M .,,, ,
which Che NH"k r.t.. SUBJECT 90 DO. NNNI"hW
UI Quo HuUIrg.HIr N streets. sara improve
wruis Go .e nlng within .ne ~ ai.oi '"o
commencement of tIH Hl..I|Ha 90 atl f.AIs
IuutIhH7rId .Iant.r. Dee Hr' ra.ors nf Of.
sIEus, HNt.I uut boo sui nHiuilih u'h 'g's.'n.s
uHffe tnr lul 20 fail f1ifp.l .ul'f.e H
ru,u.s uf sale asu tiIE, a. snail 20 ifnu umg
tu tmU required HN 'Iu NV NNun' 10 a.I
shall, without requirement from shIl ivy
n.Hrold. pui in gui maintain ss.l a-o....gE,.
ti''A lNit 500 Vac. .lA.l ..i h.l W..
l.l' '.. '' 'N' ..',l...N , a'N R.i ~
'..
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tTATE uT lfAW.
CITY and County OF salt Lake. w.
I. David s.. emery, Recorder ln and Tor salt
Lake lity, Utah, 900 hereby ryriItY that tho
above H fuII, true aud correct COPY N an
ordinance granting UEut ~ way through
certain fItrfH 90 SAT- InLu CIV.
Tor railroad, 10 tho Uuh and
IAn.HU Improvement lump1uY, zoe surJrsslfs
AH1 aHsIgus. U1s#UI hy thH lty uuuru OF SAIL
lHau tIiF, State OF lth. March GFJ Ir.t.
au referred 60 fh1 MaNur Tor n.H approval
Approved NT lHu Mayor Ami gui A. H.
ls.H, ns hUUrHrs H' record Iu uiH office
I've WIiurfs whereof ! have ueIruntp Get my
hand uUI affixed tho corporate sraf u
.srALI s1't lHkr tIty state M utau, this the
gud day % hUrI, a. %. IrHH
DAVID A IMEEi.
u, lt2. tlty Recorder.
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STOCKTON pER,s MeeTINa.

a special meeting the stockholders "
The cutraI titan Ltuu a rlgauuu company
for thu election or hOtTi uf i've lll truHtuei
for thu ensuing year aud Hurh uIhOr huslu,sa
Hs may properly como before ~. Will be- holu 10
room Nc CIaru hotel raIt Lake Giy Utth, on
saturday, Nay end, l-lG, nc 10 O'c ock IN,
lhis meeting 10 called because the animal
meeting Tor 1901 waau held a. 10 provided by
the articles Of Incorporation
o. w. ALDRACU,
Wee rTesid0nL
Salt Lake llty, Utah, April 2nd, 1866.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-11
rnrlnc. The IIInod

KAYBvILLE, URh, March 4, 1890
lave tsktn Hoo,'s SaIsapsrillstv.ty
spfing anu fall with good results. IT..
me Of IA best medicines | have ever
used TO purity the blood aud cure sltk
hchdache with VIII o. have an attack
,Very fall. Miss ELIZA J. DRArEib
Eey~ Hoods Pills cure all liver liz.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-11
DELlNoutNI ASS EssMENI.

Delinquent souco Tbrg CuUb's Mining and
ANIrF company.
Principal Place OF business sslI Lake city.
tIHu.
Location Of Mine. lurosa, Jga1 County,
HAh.
NOTICE rs utErni hlNIN THAT
y more arc HgI..gUrut upon mo follow.
ma suIs.rIHyu rHUTfa stock ~ thus corpora.
t.Iu. 0u arrHuutuf aaHaHsmrut No. levied
ur fHY 900 HHF uf frUfutrYt l-n, thu several
amounts cot uIUus.i" Ono uHmru or iHo rtau0o-
u.o $500 suuI1cga, Ht fH.Iuwr, tu VIZ
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-11
AN ORDINANCE.
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no Uity Justice OF che Peace snail aId sill
tIrfE In iUu .tfu NJ HaIf luU.Ula. RECORDS ANI
other paper. arI H she collection OF o.. u1ya,
penalties, forfeiture, ie.a, lul.ngn" An0
section 4 sad C'crs th,l r.,o u1BI 10 ib,
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section 3 lhIs orI.uhH.U shall take cfl.
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