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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-05-18

Gen. Mattocks cross-examined this
witness sharply and at considerable
length. He began by asking him how
many quarters of beef there were in the
load The witness replied that there were
six hind quarters and six fore quarters,
making twelve in all. When asked how
he happened to testify in his direct ex-
animation, that there were fourteen
quarters on the load, the witness replied
that the questions Of the defending at
torney had mixed him up, and that he
wasn't sure whether there were twelve or
fourteen quarters in the load
The witness didn't know how many
cattle there were in the Libby herd, or
how many were killed each day. He
couldn't remember whether the carcasses
he hauled had been sawed or cut with an
axe.
He admitted that between the time of
the killing of the Westbrook herd and the
arrest Of Mr.. Best and Mr.. Gum he had
trouble with John Gates, a fellow team
ster, and had Gates arrested for assault.
He testified, further, that he and Gum
frequently had trouble and that Gum
seemed to be trying to get him discharged.
Questioned further the witness said he
had never threatened Gum, but had said
he would like to see him s'put through
McDermott admitted that in April '95,
he was convicted of assault on George w.
Adams, and last fall was convicted of
drunkenness.
He testified that at the time he hauled
the loads of beef covered with hay he be-
lieved it was the Libby beef, and that
when he spoke to Gum about it the latter
replied: eff you are found out, you will
be as deep in the mud as I am John
Wilson told McDermott on Tuesday morn
ing not to send in any more beef, on his
life. McDermott delivered that message,
but in spite of it Gum sent in the load
which Wilson ordered hauled back to the
slaughter house.
Questioned by the county attorney, the
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-05-18

High School day at the Exhibition
today. School ticket with Is cents admits.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-29
TRusTEt,s SALE.

| Whereas. EvRJ BedUeid Grow md .to.erh
.. GROW her husband. did by their cerisIn
and recordsd on the l.ih day OF Anrii. Iss,. IN
loo ~ b. Pages 1853, OF Tho records IN ibr
once OF the recorder OF deeis or salt Lac
.vnny N me Territory tnow ststcl OF Utah
convey . William II. Dalo. 8 trustee, tho FOL
,noMihg de.criped real ettHte. situate In said
sait La county, Utah, TO wit:
Iart OF Lot one a.. Block one hundred and
sixteen Sll0l. flat''A." salt Lake CITY survey
oeginnlng at point rve 10 rods nor h Of the
thence west ton (io) rods thence north fye IL
Iods, thence east ten tiUj rods and thrpce
so Wi I've q rods TO place Of beginning
when bhd conveyance was made IN trust to
secure To tho oraer OF inc Lombard Invest
nent company the payment OF the said IVA j.
\, s.a anu Jo,eph GROW one cer,ain prom
iesory note OF even date with sal deed OF
rust ior the principal sum of twenty 1--WE hu q .
~ Gay OF Aprll, l,91. with interest thereon
rom tho date thereof A. tho rate OF ak 90 per
cent per Mnnum. payable ,emi. nnuali,. and
WIN interest thereon ait maturity at the rate
oa we've ~ per cent per annum payable
whereas, IL Is provided In said deed of trust
,nht IN case OF default In the payment of sad
pronissory mole, o. he interest thereon or in
use oil ire brea of am OF The covenants or
agreements of sad deed OF trust the trustee
snhn.upon The np uicntton of the legal heller OF
bAu note, teli and dispoi O OF the shiu pre misses
ana All tue right. title. benefit and equil, OF
redemption Of HE said Eva j. u. anu Joseph
9 Srow. their heirs and assigns therein, at
=.
anu Tor the purposes Ia .sld deed of trust
stated, after first giving twenty (2O) days'
houce. 10 particularly PROVIDED for in said
aeei o. trust, refsrence 10 which is hereby
mad. Tor greater certainty ana
whereas, Default has been made in the nav
ment OF SAID principal note OF ~, 60i, duo April
81 ls.7 and IN the pay ment of coupon inter
est note OF ~, due April let, 1897. and The said
principal note ana coupon interest note are
sun past due aud unpaid,
now, therefore. notice Is hereby given that
the UNDERMINED. trustee "a aforesaid, at the
requcs1 oil the legal holder OF said note, and
nnder and 10y virtne of the power and author.
NV n me vested by he said deed of rust will,
on saturday. The 10th day OF December, lss7,
al the hour Of 10 O'clock in the forenoon OF
said day, tell the above desc iibed property
anu all the right, title, Lenent and equity OF
redemption OF the said EvnJ. X aud Joseph
. Grow, lneir heirs and assigns therein, at
pubnc auction. for the highest and best price
tue same will bring In cash. at the west front
door OF the county court house In salt La.e
huy, county of sst Lake, State of Utah, for
The purpose OF paying said noie and interest
coupon, AMI ali costa and expenses of e1ecu.
ting tEls rust
WILLIAM II. DALE, Trustee.
First publication Nov. II, 1897,
Last publication Dec. II, lsgL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-29

Cauliflowers for late use can easily be
grown by utilizing some of the cold
frames. Prepare bed the size of the
frame intended to be used by manuring
with well decomposed dung, forking it
over deeply, and ON soils liable to club
root ada u spriDkling Of fresh air slaked
lime. In this bed set ous. IS inches
apart eacn way. well established plants
that have peeu previously tiansplanted
Cultivate often, water thoroughly when
necessary. AS soon as cold weather is
at huid set the frame IN position, leay-
ing on the sashes on cold nights and
days Al the air possible should be ad.
mitted Whenever the weather is con
genial by raising the SASH at the rear
or highet part, This should always be
done wnm tho temperature outside is
over 40 degrees m mild seasons this
excellent vegetable can usually be had
by this method until Christmas, il prop.
erly attended TO For this purpose there
Is no berrer variety than good strain
OF the Early SNOWFALL says American
Gard0ni,is
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f"usrte's Az No-o-

WHERE'S, JOIN w,t,
" "mo lointl as hutlhns.n thcir nvs VARY
Jp rra deed Of irn,t d .9a wife IA IN; raj
june lsse and recorded w. the I'm Weir
elusive Of he s "a on Page ~ Ia dsy Si
Ss.ruer OF Deeds Of 81, ~ NE ofrre ", ~ ia
v,I,iitory tnow State, Lho Count ne Re.
III , nam W; Feet, as trus,sa Utah, eartts The
Uiab No from the 1efrtiev.r.ln The eysy, 70
lowing descrihoad is succe,lof n now State y,
lake County, Utab s,s'Ato, hitusl, Me To-.
a ,N"nmenriuK al the -. sad
Ia W. BLOCK eieysn y east Corner ~,
four a. ROD, ,hsey. and ruhhibW8 A." az,
VAT Tour 81 rods, tbepc.ta zen tlQ icen W,ti
10 place of boEinnins, Nee north tsn i,,h,ehee
unlen said Conveyance wv 0ii
Comnan 40 me order Of The tnade In ln., =.
Mar w ,so payment Of th III" ~, Inytl nes,
OF even date wi Vrflain promi. sohn Aad
Phcipa sum OF Twelve ti.v.u OF tut H. w ~
tera. eue on the lst diy a fraieg Nl,9li gaSs
ity at ,h ner r from date iGer'o, hsl Ellh N
payable temi'srs,,1 por cent v w inaiHf.
uheteon after maturity Al gsI Win ints,al,
NM per eent per snnum , lAIe VI twsi,.
ex w,nsSTss, =. said principal note n, ,,.'
At Tho rnie ., ~ June ct 1907. 10 mIol wa
sewyis,annually; and 's'' per Anhnu, psy.SI:.
fe, W,,"vu,ohs. u IS provided tbnt,n
80 s.,. va inc payment OF f.it w case of do.
The sprn ,ves, ihereon The trustee ho,e,
sell AID d,.naol .he iegai holder at ", uhoi
lgn,' tuc. benefit and sos9ts' shdtliil.
l. uno hhlu John and M,ry ~, fedomptios
bers anu nssiTns therein, M ,tIii.,iamf, Their
in IA do W the manner aad Ion n sauellou, 1t
ts,ssa.u uc.u 81 tTust stairu. snaa4e iurnesgs
.nnty gays p1blic notice 6S n u,.ur u, syns
.iueu ior IN sad deed OF lrn tvulatly mo-
AND is hereby made Tor grea,e er'srshcc 10
Whereas, default has lo,r. ,...., "i
ment OF the SAID prigcipg, In liaqe IN thebsv.
June lht. 1871. ana m the pst,',,,u ~ ,l,-n. dla
uh interest notes Of $50 each ar,W NO en-.
~, lov,, ana June Isl lstI $50 ~ december
w, w sAiu piin,ipnl note aud Convey asd
Wher.ss gu, hip.a 't aHs ana unpaid and i'eie''
moved from the Terrltot,. YET has rs.
Inn. ana The present legal holdorw snle Of
VI ne ABOVE described note in "nu owner
m m,n ,ne Terms OF sad deed VI tru,I ianea
pointed the underRigued, Eyore,i " hss sp.
~ successor In rust and tf,,.tse ", Wnsoa,
VI. Provisions OF thetAid deed IL ~, ,s, fFy out
NOW, therefore. |. the uudersir,..s',
"syh, successor In trust and irn.,,.reil
hoiaer ~ the equesL OF the pressn, ~ y
ny virtue OF the power and eniha,l,n,uler AMI
ststeu ny The terms Of M ICED ~ Nv! 10 M
saturday the llh day OF Deeembsr gi'slNlllea
se oqf ,S ?. Yen oeloeS 9 TIC 10 enooa Of sastsss
right title. benefit and cnst,Srn 0 az the
OF tic said John ma N ile
Wiliinms, their heirs and nssi,.Nu Mary
~, az public auction. for the hie6r,, 'nsie,
VS., pre- p me same VII bring IN cash at iSs
M LAKE City. County VI at IAke iI,sh
.ne purpose OF paying sad note, m tn,a. ,ot
cOu on notes, and all cost, and ,,nsn"esi
executing this trust p'"'esei
EVERETT ". WILSON
successor in Trust. and Gra.t.s
| irst publication November lOth lsaT
Last publication December iOlh, isg7
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-29

1t seems to be the impression among
people not having experience that al.
falfa requires certain kind of soil. Ia
commenting on this impression u Kan
sas contributor to Western Rural writes:
Now, there is no plant with which
! am acquainted that is worth anything
that will grow on u greater variety Of
soil. In fact, it will grow on almost
any soil the tap root can penetrate, pro.
viding ii is well drained. Water will
kill it, and it is about the only thing
that will, except a sharp pillow. Many
believe it will not succeed on clay
subsoil and have not tried it for that
reason. But letters written by those
who are raising it and published in
Secretary Columns book show that
many Of the most successful ones arc
growing 1T on heavy clay subsoil, some
on gumbo But it is not water soaked
that is the point. 1t prefers to go six to
ten feet for water and will go much
farther, but will be short lived where
the water is within less than four feet
of the surface.
As to its drought resisting qualities,
perhaps the history of u field of my own
will be the best illustration. This field
yielded the past season two and one
half tons of hay and eight bushels of
superior seed per acre, the whole worth
about $50 per acre, besides lots of good
pasture spring and fall, and this with
out irrigation and III season SO dry
that all other farm crops-even the
sorghuns-were II total failure and the
second year OF the drought
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SUMMONS.
In the Disiric, Court of the THIRD Judicial
District OF the state OF Utah. County
OF Salt LAKE.
Mary Meikie. PLAIN vi, .''. Henry a wariri
Defend mt

~ N-s- '~-
Mary Meikie, Plpin M. W. Henry wnrirg,
Defend mt
The state of Utah sends greeting TO Henry A.
Waring Defendant
VoU ARE nEhrBY. hEQulRED TO AP.
Il pear in an Hct on broush tbinst you by
tue above med plaintiff In the islrict Court
OF The hird judicial Di,uict OF the tate of
Utah. and 10 answer the complaint Med there.
~ within ten days exclusive OF the day of
service) after the service en- you o I this sum.
mons If served withing this county; or. II
.eryed out OF this county hut In lhis district.
within twenty days; otherwise Within forty
days--or judgment by default viii he taken
a. ainst you. according 10 the prayer OF said
complaint,
1he said action u brought 10 have Judgment
against defendant Tor the sun of 81, prlnci
pal. aud intereHi thereon from february ltb.
1877, at II per cent pc annum until paid both
before and after Judgment; for s25t attorney
ices, and for cost, Of SUIT. AleCt d TO be due
uron n certain promissory note executed by
SAID defendant 10 plaintiff ut ssh AXE city
Utah. November 4 1851, IN sbit sum OF $500.
bearing interest At II per cent per auuum;
SAINT b ing secured by MORTGAGE Of even
dnto herewith on premises eIeinnfier de-
Bcribod. execu cd by said defendant to plan.
TIL no part Of said note having been pad
except The interest TO ebiuarv 18th, 1871. and
Inc same In now due and OWING with interest
as above; to have the usual statutory decree
Of this cour, for the foreclosure OF sal mort
gtge and the sale of said premises, ndjndging
That pfoceeus Of said salo be app red N pay
ment of amount dns plaintiff including attor.
ney fees anu costs; that defendant and all
persons claiming under hun lis barred ana
ttrsciosed OF AL claim or equity of redomp
Ion in said premises. that plaintiff have n
deheiency Judgment agnnst said defendant,
WhriDE. and Tot other rellct said premises
being described as folows, to wit Part OF lot
<. lilo ~. pat ~, salt Lake CITY survey,
commencing at the southwest corner OF said
lot Z, and running thence eat srods thence
north rods: west rods; youth $ rois 10
place OF beginning situate in Salt Lake III
and County Utah. 70 have receiver ap.
pointed by this court 10 take chhrso OF said
premises pendiag the final determination of
this action, with The u'ual powers
And u are hereby notified that II you fail
to Hppesr. and answer the taid complaint as
above rdqu red, the said plaintiff will apply TO
the court for re iet demanded therein.
Witness tn honorable judges, and tn 9 seal
OF tho District Court of the Thru
Judicial district In and for the
tsEAI.l state of Utah. his 9rd day of No.
vember In the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and Einty.
seven
DAVID G. DUNBAR. Clerk.
HyM NJ. lIoGAN, Deputy Clers.
FRANK FIERCE. Attorney for Plainih
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-29
CONCERNING WINOMILLs.
Cost of Sizes Used In Irrisation-Carc In
Runnin0,

Cost of Sizes Used In Irrigation Care In
Running.
OF the devices for operating pumps
for irrigation upon the great plains
windmills arc the most important, and
they will remain so from the fact that
the winds blow almost necessarily over
this vast country, The forms of wind
mill are many but for the purpose Of
raising water for irrigation tho avail
able types are comparatively restricted.
1t is impossible to recommend specific
ally any Of these, but the farmer intend
ing 10 practice irrigation must endeavor
to ascertain what kind of windmills
have given best satisfaction in his To-
cality--in word. make use of the ex-
perience of others. With view to as.
sisting in selection are here appended
some suggestions from the last depart
meut yearbook:
The simpler the mechanism the bot
ter. For use upon tho great plains
complete metal construction is pro-
ferred Extreme lightness and cheap
ness of construction should be looked
upon with suspicion. When the first
cost Of mill is low, the expense for
repairs, ETC., is extremely great The
cost Of good windmill erected in place
and attached to an efficient pump will
Of course be dependent not only on the
kind of machinery, but also on the To-
cation Of the pumping plant, the cost
of freightage and handling being an i'm
portant item. Upon the great plains, at
moderate distances from railroad,
windmill with wheel feet in diameter
and suitable pump placed at II depth,
say, of from 20 to 40 feet from the sur
face can be had complete Tor from $40
to 1925, IL foot mill will cost from
800 to 5000, and 10 foot mill from
$175 to $500. The cost of the individual
items can best be ascertained from deal
ers catalogues
1t is, as rule, wiser in procuring an
irrigating plant Of this character to
purchase a moderate sized or small
wheel at first. this being properly pro-
portioned to the size of the pump and
the amount of water to DO had. If the
farmer is successful with this smaller
machinery, he can readily supplement
it by other windmills ut later time /
The windmill is piece Of machinery
which with moderate care and the ex-
ercise of common sense in keeping It
oiled and properly adjusted will last
for many years. 90
As general rule the fast running
windmills with back gearing are most
successful, In these the pump rod is
pnt opppactal d;rantIy Will, tbn shaft 80
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-29

The very foundation of success in
aairying is not the creamery or cheese
factory, or any of the secondary aids
and advantages that have clustered
about it, but it is the dairy farmer and
the COW. The great vital question all
the time is; How shall the dairy farm
er be induced to look upon himself and
his own growth in dairy intelligence as
he ought to if he expects to prosper,
md, second, how shall we improve the
dairy COW so that she shall become more
truly source of profit? The quicker the
dairy farmer becomes posted on the true
purpose and meaning of the dairy COW
the quicker will reform come in dairy
breeding. -Hoard's Dairynan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-29
NOTICE OF SALE OF REiL EsEATf.

DURsUANT To AN ORDER uf NJ.
district court of the Third Jualg" caup.
triet of the state OF Utah, in sAl ~, med
", Hon. Ogden Hiles, Judge, me ,sasnt 81
executors OF the last WI ana a., inr al.
Martin ii. reck, deceased, VIII ohet ~ .od IN
Al public auction at tho premises, 70 Nv ~ he
Monday, tho 18Th day OF Deee ItnlIoyipr
hour OF eleven O'Clock a. M INC iV'''
's 10 wiz Commencing Eve o. fee.'GHIs Of t se1
northeast corner of Lot tB ohs' amyvsy Of
ninoty.sls, Plat A. rAlt LaEo Guy suFt ,Ssres
p,,iidipg lois; thence west tlVl 5oun 10 ,N rod.
north ~ Ave rols thence east W u.ogthea.t
In nee south Isl three rods, thonee ,O les 10
one and ope hAf lh) rods, NOR At land .od
tbn sonIhyest corner ~ piece " .G,sbhm,
by sais Martin ii, Peck to wary NM M pIae
t6epce east { rode. thence sou,l a four "a
Of beginning, (i,i hiteen feel anu 'OD'
inches 49,, MAR rant paid on the
any ~ Inc salr, and the balance on
ton OF SAFE ny 'S'' john o. GRAHAM
JOSEPH FEVh, o,
Execntors OF tue Last WA Gnu
Martin ii Peck. deceased. ,ss-
Dated, SAIL LsAe S'''' j, n. BooIh
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NTOIlCE is HrRtBY GIVEN THAT AT
IN amceiing OF the directors OF the Crown
FONT Mining omps ny. beid on Saturday the
Spth day OF tciober, a. u. 1891, an Assessment
of three 49, cents pes share WIS levied ON the
capital stock OF the corporation, payable on
tho 2 tn day OF December, A. u. 1876 10 : =
) ARMY. treasurer Of tins co poralion. NJ his
Office. being room No. pa in the. building
known rs the Atas Block. at 80. 80 west
second uir street iu The city OF salt axe
SH of Utah An stock upon which this as,
sess Ont may rem ain unppid on the 27lf day
OF December. a ID. s95 Will he delinquent
anu advertise for sale at public auction. and
unless payment v made before Will be sold on
the elst dhy o. January, y. ID lsgs at the hopr
OF Two (2) O'Clock In The afternOo OF said
day, ~ room ga Atns Block. IN the city OF
SAIL Lake and -tnie OF Utah, To pay tue delin.
quent atsossm'rt together with coats OF ad.
yeriising ami Expense OF ale.
b. r.. RMLY, Secretary
Room ~ Atlas Block, Sail Lake City, Utah
Dated October 80, 1897.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

ofire Of tho Board OF .ubic works, Room
"a, CITY Hall,
salt Lake city, Nov. 23d. 1877
GEAJED PROPOSALS. WILL NE RE
- ceived at this once until &c ork p. IN OF
wedne sdAy, december sth 1901. for the work
Of constructing a Pipe sewer on the west side
OF Third Etsi rect. between south Temple
and first South sire t., In sewer District NO.
l. of SAT- Lake city, Utah. according to plans
in the City Engineers oflice
Instructions to bidders, together with specl'
nGatlona and forms Tor contract am bona can
lie obtained upon application ut the ONCE OF
the Board.
Tho right ia reserved to reject any and all
bids,
By order of the Board Of Public worfs,
@. L. HAiNEs, Chairman
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-29

cream and churning at as low tenn
perature as 1t will churn than in churn.
ing poorer cream which must DO ohurned
at n higher temperature. With tho poor
er cream there viii be more buttermilk
than with the richer cream, and when
tested with the Babcock tester it will
be found to contain fully as great, If
not greater, per cent of butter fat
Hoard's Dairyman.
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New Year Gold Mining ompany, with Its
principal pl1fe of business at salt
Lake CITY STATE of Utah.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
IN meeting of the Board of Directors held
on the 1T day of Nov mber. 1897, 1T the
,ffice OF the complny In SAT- Lake CITY. Utah,
II assessment OF one.twenty. fifth q '?b) OF a
cent per share WINS LEVIED on tho capital stock
of the corpor ton, payable on the 18th day Of
december, 1897 TO Lewis NJ Cannon, secre-
isry and Treasurer. at lions savings Ban ,
NO. b south East Tempe street. Salt Lake
CRY. Utsn
Any stock upon which this assessment IN ay
remain UNPAID on the 2sll day of December.
1871, Will DO delinquent and adv, rts for y .
at public auction and unless payment is mat
before vii be sold on the 9TH day OF January,
s9S to pay the de inquent assessment, 10.
gslhc with costs OF advertising and expense
OF sale. LEWIS M CANS ION
Secretary.
No. 3 South, East Temple St. salt Lake
City. Utah
Dated Nov. 24th. 1897.
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEET.
a

NoTIrE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
N special meeting of the sto ckholders OF
the Donhalter. Motcalf Boitlirg Company rs
hereby Gale TO ~ Get at the company's nice,
~ 23l West Temple Suest, on Monday, the 9TH
day of neormber. ls91 ats O'Clock p m for
the purroso OF amending the articles OF IN.
corpor atign by altering the name OF snii
corporation, and for the transar ton OF such
other busnrss as may properly come before
said meeting. b. l. MEICALF
ecfetary Of the Board OF Directors
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ko!tc: 10 CIR. pi1oss.
Estate OF Mary Ann Coult. deceased.

NOTICE is HEkkBY GIVEN BY THE
~ undeis gned, administrator of the cs-
tate of Mary Ann Coult, deceased, to the
creditors OF, aud all persons having claims
against the ssid deceased, to exhibit them
with the Necessary vouchers, within four
mouths after the frat publication of this
notice, 10 the said administrator, at the onice
OF roderick 7. and Edward NeSurrin, at
torncys for said sdminisratnr suite 800 al
salt Lake City, Utah.
JOSEPH CuULT
Administrator OF the LIta,e OF Mary Ann
toult deceased.
Iaied September 20, 1897.
FEEDER OK I MCGuRRIy AND EDWARD
McGuR' IN. Attorneys and counselofs, suite
tlulOl Atlas lding
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NOTICE.

NOTICE or CALI or InE s So, a1 TTG
MnlrlSG or THE srAIk '"'A -
or,or Is HEREBY GIVEN T Rssld p q
N order o. ne i,te I,aSf OF uisnH Is %ssc
peS OF inc o. socihsdsTs ;aG 5sPpt .nd
cniled for The purpose Of e99,,Ivk he Capita
ms on me qsssIpS 81 oTrporsiOn ard ,1 .sq
TSs .ao ,nsi Ss made snd f ;Ss nAiee. q
10 ' Amend Article nye 's ic o. ,Iloekhola'r'' E"
Incorporation 70 Iea Gse,ds' onre o,
sad %ss, asD shs shA 5s , ,Ss 81 S,a
and and South Temple s!,rs S,nsc,om6sr, 4. i''''
at The hour OF o,eioea r. , y, yee.rIs'la'A"
M W. Al. WELLs. osia'''