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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-02
LIMINaToN.


Limington, Aug. 5l.-Lauriston Ward
Small. thes al. W. s." OF Eastern Ar
gus fame, held his "Uundee picknic, {"
Aug. S0th. This was the seventh annual
reunion of the "Small Clan," as he terms
1t, and the 23lst anniversary of the pur-
chase Of a tract Of land lying between the
Great Ossipee on the north and the
little Ossipes on the south and the Saco
on the east containing. according to the
Indian deed, twenty square miles which
was, a. is claimed. purchased by one
Francis Small of Kittery, an Indian
trader, MOVES, 1868. of Capt Sunday,
Sycamore Of the Newichawannoch for
two gallons of rum, two pounds of pow
der. four pounds of musket balls, TWEEN
ty strings of Indian beads, together with
several other articles Of small value. This
Francis Small had q camp, 1t is said,
near what Is now known as Cornish vii
lage. His descendants are now to be
found in nearly all II not all the states
in the union. Many important places
bear his name, among them 1t Is claimed
that OF Small Point, east of Portland on
the coast. He having once resided there.
That portion of the above purchase
which was Incorporated Feb. 8, 1872, as
the town of Limington had as q planta-
tion the name of. Ossipee. Its first
settler is said TO be Deacon Amos Chase,
who settled near the mouth of Little Os-
sipee river in 1878. and builded mill
there. The second that OF Ezra Davis.
ESQ.,, 1874. The third John Macarthur in
1775. The first child horn IL Is said was
to MIR. and Mrs. Ezra Davis.
The day proved to be superb, al
though foggy and threatening in the
morning. "A goodly company num-
bering well up to q hundred from
Gorham, Cornish, Limerick, Frye
burg, New York, Massachusetts and
surrounding towns came together, from
the child of tenders years TO the white
haired octogenariap. The sumptuous
dinner prepared by the friends Of the co.
oasion was spread upon tables constructed
beneath the stately trees upon the lawn
In front of the late residence of William
Thompson, who lived to see his one hun
dredth anniversary and past After din
ner the organization was continued by
choosing the following as officers: Presi-
dent, Lauriston Ward Small, New York |;
vice president, Winfield Scott Small,
Limlngton; secretary, Charles E. Small,
Portland treasurer. Mrs. Elizabeth
(Small) Cousins, Limington, with sever
al committees. Then followed speeches
by L. w. Small, W. S. Small end Others;
music and Rotations by the younger
folks. The whole occasion was very de-
lightful.an the company parted wishing
each and manys more might be present
at next reunion.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-10-12
OLD NAN STATHERS AGAIN.

CHARLESTON. ". VA, Oct. g.
Another effort will be made at the
meeting of the Board Of Directors
of the Weston Insane Asylum to.
day to GUST DIR. Stathers.
Alex McVeigh Miller, a membe
OF the Board, has. it is SAID, secured
the attendance of "a hotel man Of
St. Louis who will testify that DIR.
Stathers and woman supposed to
be ais wife stopped at his hotel
and roomed together.
The Board, at its former meet
ing, refused to pay the expenses of
the attendance of any witnesses
from st. Louis, but Mr.. Miller has
secured their attendance at his
own expense. 1t is also said that
other additional testimony has been
secured and will be submitted at
to- days meeting of the Board.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-10-12

Raleigh, tBeckley p. o. c. Il.
ShofTer, lSup.
Springdale. John Forshev Suppl
Summersvlle, J. w. Carroll.
Tate Greek, to be supplied.
New Raleigh, s. VI. Mckinney,
supply.
The Methodist Conference in
session at Petersburg performed
an action that will be great sur
prise TO great many people IN
this town and county. They de
posed from the ministry and the
church Rev. Il. Ii. Jordan, one OF
the best known ministers in the
State, and who has been for forty
years a mem Der Of the Conference.
lie was made an Elder at the
meeting OF the church which took
place IN Morgantown two years ago.
The reasons for the step were
not given out. There were no
charges filed as far as known, and
there was no discussion. The mo-
ton WIS made by Rev. j. w. Bed
ford and seconded by Elder j.
Engle to dismiss the Elder. 1t is
said that the MINISTERS of the
churches under him in the New
River District made the complaints,
but this is not at ali certain.
1t is stated positively that the
charges were not of immortality,
but what they are will likely re-
main in darkness for years TO
come, and possibly will never be
revealed. At present there is no
intimation of II desire on the part
of any one to tell it.
Rev. Jordan was pastor of the
Nj Il, Church in Kingwood several
years ago and well liked by our
people, who remember him very
well.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-10-12
"ONE ON JIMMY"

Here is a good story on jim
White. late postmaster here. We
can tell it all right now, since he
Is out OF the Office, but didl't dare
publish it before for fear of starting
run on the Money Order De-
partment, as Jim is a young
wldower and Il little shy, although
he had his nerve with him in this
instance.
The postmaster was hard at work
at his desk when slight noise
caused him to raise his eyes, and
he discovered a blushing maiden of
lG with a money order which she
wanted cashed. She handed it
with u bashful smile TO the Official,
who after closely examining it, gave
her the money it called for. At
the same time he asked her If sbe
had read what was written on the
margin OF the ordor.
mo. ] have not" che replied.
'for ! cannot make 1T out. Will
you please read it for mo ?"
The postmaste read as follows
81 send you 50 and a dozen kisses. "
Glancing At the bashful girl, h.
said "Now l have paid you the
money, 1 suppose you want the
kisses ?"
yes" she replied, 'ff he has
sent me any kisses, want them
too"
III is hardly necessary to say to
those who arc acquainted with
Uncle Sans official that the
balance OF tho order was paid IN a
scientific manner.
On reaching home the delighted
maiden remarked TO her mother
"Mother, this postofice system Of
onrs IS = great thing, developing
more aud more every year, and
each new feature scoms to be the best.
John sent me a dozen kisses along
with a money order, and Jimmy
gave me 20. 1t beats the special
delivery system all hollow"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-10-12

Several Changes in Preston County.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-10-12
BRIDAL COSTUMES

In choosing her wedding dress
the bride usually prefers white.
slgnifying purity and innocence.
There IS an ancient rhyme which
gives good advice in regard to tho
color chosen for The bridal gown
You have chosen all right,
Married in white.
Married ~ gray,
You will 20 far away.
Married IN black,
Hou Will wish yourself back.
Married in red,
You'd better be dead.
Married 40 green,
Ashamed TO be seen.
Married in blue,
You u always be true.
Married IN pearl,
You'll live IN q whirl.
Married in yellow,
Ashamed Of the fellow.
Married ln brown,
You'll live out out Of town.
Married Iu pink,
Your spirits viii sink.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-10-12
AlcKender,


Mt. Union, (Olarence z. o. p.
ID. Fisher.
Noble, (Lockhart p. o. IL. X.
Ripple.
Point Pleasant, S. J. Miller.
Ravenswood, }. w. Kngle.
Raymond, IL. ii. Malone.
Reedy, supply.
Ripley, W. p. Quinn.
Riverside, W. K. Young. supply.
Spencer D. q. Phillips.
Walton, A. j. l.. Curtis.
West Charleston. o. A. Kelley.
Dist. Supt. Children's Home or
w. Va. E. ID. Hanna.
BUckHANNoN DISTRICT.
Presiding Elder, s. r. Crum.
NETT.
Addison, w. II. w. Sleeth.
Auburn. W. IL. Penn.
Barbour (Belington p. o. s. f.
Westfall.
Beiingtou, o. U. MARBLE.
Beverly, w. j. Holt.
Buchannon, Asbury Mick.
Buckhannon Circuit Il. Ii. j.
King.
Camden, j. NJ. Crosse.
Cleveland, j. l.. MARBLE, supply.
-Copen, &. G.. Westfall. supply.
Cowen, to be supplied.
Duffy, A. l.. Ireland, supply.
East Buchannon, b. f. Hill.
Elkins, w. Ii. Lloyd.
Flatwoods, q. f. Ward.
Freemnnsburg, j. A. Marteny.
Frcnchton, p. Il. Bent.
GlennyIlle, d. A. Friend.
Holly Grove, p. @. Mays.
Mlugo, supply.
Monroe, G; W. White, supply.
Montrose, II. NJ. Strader.
Newton, p. w. Struder.
Philippi, G. w. Upton.
South Buckhannon, 4. W.
Chichester.
Sutton, l.. L. Resseger.
Ten Mile Sellers z. o. j. N.
Sharp.
Troy. N. L.G,Anderson, supply.
Weston, j. l.. Robinson.
D. l.. Boyers, president of Con-
ference Seminary and member O:
Buckhannon Quarterly Conference.
OAKLAND DISTRICT.
Presiding Elder, l.. w. Roberts.
Aurora, j. II. Koch.
Albright, H. f. Friend.
Brandonyille, j. Is. Workman.
BrucetOn, Il. l. IdIeman.
Bayard, G. b. Meredith.
Blaine, j. o. Bolton.
GAINESVILLE, e. &. Bedford.
Davis, G. Il. Shaw.
Deer Park, Md, J. III. Funk.
Etam, III. III. Shaw, supply.
Evansville, q. A. Con.
Frlendsyille, Md. w. K. Hennen.
Grantsvile, Md. E. Weaver.
Newburg, Il. O. Leatherby.
Oakland. Md, r. b. Ward.
Parsons. W. f. Pritchard.
Rowlesburg, j. III. Enlow.
Horton, W Ii. Shultz.
Sinclair, Il q. Woodruff.
Terra Alta, j. l.. b. Jones.
Swanton, supply.
Thomas, l.. w. Westfall.
HUNTINGTON DISTRICT.
Presiding Elder, j. w. Bedford.
Acme, supply.
Ashton, &. G. McAbov, supply.
Cassville, (Fort Gay p. o. Al
bert Englc.
Central City, p. IL. Hawk.
Dingesa, Geo. }. Hartman.
Dunlow, q. i. Sclnlon.
East HamlIn, supply.
Egypt, j. NJ. Sham burg.
Fairfield, (Acme p. o. II. l..
Polling.
Griflithsville, A. 9. Hick.
Guyandotte. G.. Il. williamson.
Hamlin, W. Ct. jenkins, supply.
Handley, supply.
Henderson, y. -. Malone.
Huntington, First church, b. B.
Evans.
Huntington. 9TH Ave, II. Scott.
Hurricane, Wilson Lewis.
Kanawha City, supply.
kenoya, +. j. Wostfall, supply.
Milton, q. d. Craig.
Pigeon Creek (Varney P. o.
supply.
Pcytona, r. r. Frashine, supply.
Reid, A. NJ, Grimes.
Ruth, IL. 4. Barlow, supply.
ST Adams, NJ A. Banker,supply.
Sheridan, w. VI. stephens,
supply.
Thacker, $. Is. Hart.
Wayne, (Herbert 2. o. w. G.
S;rOhmcycr.
Williamson, supply.
Winfield, Il. II. Farley.
WIufrede, supply.
sew RIyEH DISTRICT.
Presiding Elder, A. ). Arnett.
Athens, W. f. jenkins (Sup)
Birch River, G.. A Speucer(S1p)
Boone, DRY Greek r. o. TO be
supplied.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-10-12
N. E. CONFERENCE.

appointments for the Coming Year
several Changes in Preston County.
The Conference in session at
Parkersburg last week, adjourned
10 meet next year in Clarksburg.
Following are the appointments:
HARRISBURG DISTRICT.
Presiding Elder. Albert Cameron.
Belleyille, VIM. Hunter.
Big Bend, Supply.
CAIRO, A. b. Rohrblugh.
Centreyille (Alms Z. o. A. ID.
Adams.
Elizabeth, J. S. Harvey.
Ellen boro, III. G.. Sanford.
Huntsville, l.. ID. Ashby.
Hebron, to be supplied.
Middlcbourne, NJ. Il. Goodrich.
Newark. T.. s. Wlthers.
North Parkersburg, to be sup
Piled by ID. w, Smith.
South Purkersburg. Il. W..
Wilson.
Parkersburg, First Church, f.
s. Townsend.
Petersburg, Second Church G.
". Kepler.
Parkorsburg circuit, G. r.
Shackleford.
Pennsboro w. n. KinsIey.
=. fieasants (Waverly, p. o.
Marion Taylor.
Pullman, Taylor Richmond.
Pursley, T. IL. Bunting.
st. Marys, A. A. Kelley.
Shiloh, II. p. Dunbar.
Sistersyille, II. b. Bowden.
Volcano, +. ID. w. King.
West Union, Martin Talbot.
Wllllamstown, G. S. Baggett.
Smithville, j. c.. Strader.
ID. A. Denton, editor Methodist
Episcopal Times and member of
the First Church Quarterly Con-
ference. 5. *. Arbuthnot, 2O,h
century thank offcring--memb Der
First Church Quarterly Con-
ference.
Yin nm . ~ u XII DISTRICT.
Presiding Elder, ID. l.. Ash.
Bridgeport, o. ID. King.
Barnesville (Fairmont p. o. TO
be supplied.
Clarksburg, VIM. Anderson.
Fairmont, j. IL. Hess.
mington, Cyrus Polling.
JarvlsylIle, b. b. Brooks.
Logansport, O. f. Feather.
Lumberport, j. b. Cook.
Warrington, W. b. johnson.
Marion (Amos p. o. w. B.
Reed.
Mount Glare, P. Il. Musgrave.
Fine Grove, to be supplied.
Pruntytwon. A. r. Barnes.
Salem, f. G. Meredith.
Shinnston +. b. Davis.
Smithton, Iheopilus Mccoy.
West Milford, NJ. W. Rider.
Wilsonburg, A. ID. Garrett.
Wyatt, j. f. Chenowllh, supply.
Wallace, supply.
MoRGANTowN DISTRICT.
Presiding Elder, S. j. Cotton.
Arnettsyille, +. NJ. Cain.
BlacksvIlle, G.. II. Williams.
Grafton, f. n. Lynch.
Halleck, Marcellus Knots.
Jollytown, Pa, A. ID. Perry.
kingwoOd, II. g. Howard.
Knottsville, Clomer Warman.
Llttleton. s. E. Jones.
Masontown, +. ID. Fellers.
Monongalia (Morgantown p. o.
w. G. Smith.
Morgantown, ). V. Leech.
Aorgantown Circuit, A. ".
Ownby.
Palaline, Jeremiah Engle.
Palatine Circuit, W. l.. Baum
gardner.
TunneltoD, J. J White.
MAIDSTONE, ID. f. Carder.
WHEELING DISTRICT.
Presiding Elder, a. Moore.
Benwood, G.. w. Bent,
Cameron, John Beddow.
Cameron CrcuIt, Il. II. Shannon.
Dallas, v a. Nanna.
Fulton, W. ID. Pinson.
Marshall, (Sherrard p. o. G.
IL. Lakln.
McMechen, U. S. G. Carroll.
Moundsviile, W. b. King.
MoundsyIlle Circurt, ID. W.
Rube.
New Mariinseille, G. y. Smith.
New Martinsyille Circuit, II Y.
Kingsley.
Ileasan. Valley. Arthur MerrelIg.
Proctor, A. J.. CotheYs, supply.
Short Greek and Liberty, G.. NJ.
BalsIeY.
Silver Hin, r.. j.. King.
Tridclphia. vs.. l.. Nicholson.
Wheeling, Chapline Street. W.
j. Harkncss.
Wheeling Fourth Street, j. T..
booy.
" beeljnp. North STRAIT q y
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-10-12

II now looks like war would
break out in South Africa any dag,
between the Beers and English.
All diplom itic ovorturos seem 10
have failed and troops are being
masscd on the Transvaai frontier.
The Burghers are rushing 30 arms
10 man and 10000 Of them are
mssscd along the border while
England 10 hurrying troops TO the
scene.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-10-12

and when so doing it would be
well to embrace the opportu.
NIFTY of getting pure absolutcly
pure liquor at the most moderate
prices-hcre's brief list:
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1ursf 91trgtnfa 4Iniufraiip,
MoaeANToWN W. VA

The Summer Quarter begins Tuiy 7. Pau
Quarter October T., Winter Quarter
January ., spring Quarter April T.
Faculty Of So professors and instructors &
buildings and ; new ones 90 be added az
once. SIS students last year, besides III
students by correspondence.
Colleges; Arts and Sciences Engineering
and Mechanic Arts. Law, aud Agriculture
Schools Music Commercial, Preparatory.
Departments Drawing and Painting Mil
hary Physical Training, Dom estic
Scicdce, Instruction ~ Corresponds
Four Year Courses: Classical Scientific.
philosophical, Modern Literature Civil
Engineering, Mechanical Engineering,
Law, Agricultural
Two Year Courses mot leading 90 degrees):
Premcdicrl, Law (admittiug 10 practicc).
Civil and Mining Engineering Mcchani-
cal Engineering, Electrical Engineering.
Agricultural
Specigi Courses in Land Surveying Rail.
road Engineering. Veterinary surgery,
Mining Engineering.
Graduate Courses, leading 20 the various
Masters degrees,
Instruction ~ Correspondence for those
who cannot come 60 The Juie,rrffv
school 81 Music with separate building and
six instructors
Drawing ami Painting thoroughly taught
Young women admitted Co every depart.
mcnt Of the University. over 20 iu rt-
tendance the past year
state Cadets (ff4 in number receive free
tuition, uniforms and books
Room eud board : 60 q "a week
II/I/OWu /,re ~ ell Vet Pfggfnfa sfV-
de7ts. For catalogue aud foil informa-
ton, write b
Jerome II. Raymond, Pres. morganlown. w. VI
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-10-12
The Membership or the Knights or
Pythias

The following list comprise the
number Of X. of p. mem bers in
the various Grand Domains, ac-
cording to the returns for the year
OF 1898. including us mem bers in
territory having no Grand Lodge
as yet.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-10-12
MARK TWAIN ON THEJEWs

The jew is not disturber of the
pence in any country. Even his Ell
emies Will concede that. He ia not
loafer, no is not sot. he is not
quaireIsOme. In The statistics of
crime his presence is conspicuously
rare-in all countries. with muir
der and other crimes Of violence he
has but little to do; he is a stran-
ger to the hongman. In the police
courts daily long roll of assaults
and drunk and dsorderlies, his
name seldom appears. That the
Jewish home is home in the trucst
sense is fact which no one will
dispute. The family is knitted to-
gether by the strongest affections;
its members show each other every
due respect; and reverence for the
elders is an inviolate law of the
house. The jew is not a burden
on the charities of the State or the
city; these could cease from Their
functions without affecting him.
When he IL incapacitated his owl
people take care of him. And not
in poor and stingy way, but with
fine and large benerolence. Ills
race is entitled to be called the
most benevolent Of all the race Of
nen.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-10-12

appointments for the Coming Year
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-20
ASSESSMENT no. 4.

WEST MOUNtNG GLORY MINING COM
pluy. ONCE and principal place ~ business,
SILT Lake tltN Utah Notice i hereby given
the .itu dny NJ May, lsu, uu Hsscssment ~ =
81 I cent Der share. was levied on AN tho
SHARES ~ tlu capital atnrk " the corpora
June, ls1p, 90 tho Secretary no bis nfico Nn.
10 Mccormick hiurh, salt Lake city. Utah
Any stuHk upon which tho assessment may
rHmuiu unpaid uu thu 9Th dny ~ June. NO,
Will hu delinquent and advertised Tor sale No
public auction. and unless pay mrnt Il made
before, su many ~ the shares represented Ivy
each certificate NJ the stnTk IN delinquent ~
may hu necessary VIII hr sold uu the 3lth day
~ july, l-u. nt " u'rlurk uuuu 20 pay tho
dtllrlurut assessment, together with tho cost
uf nuVurtl sling uuu expense ~ sale.
TliOMAs g. TAYLOR, secy.
by order NJ tho Hoard 81 uIuytur,
salt Lake city Utah, May 18th, isln.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-20
OUR OWN STATE.

present At the laying Of the corner
stone Of the Catholic church. on sunday
at ipm.
AZ ii.o5 the council adjourned Tor one
week.
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
,AmonE the Ogdcnitos who visited
salt Lake yesterday were Apostle H.
ID, richards, Attorneys A. ". Haywood
and l.. u. Rogers J. a.. sprunt ST.. and
v y. sprunt Ir, Hon. Frank j. aud
MISS Fannie Cannon. Mrs. Jennie H.
Nelson
Moroni skocn or the American Falls
canal aud Power company came home
from Idaho Sunday. lte says many
people ARE settling IN the country In
the neirhborhood of ulnctfoot.
AZ the North ogden conference Sun.
ahy tho Elders quorum was rcorEan-
ll'd with =, W. Campbell uH president.
william Ellis and George storey na
councillors ana iiobcr j. Randall on
secretary and treasurer.
While three men considerably the
worse for liquor were driving In ogden
canyon Sunday their team ran away
and one OF thcm was thrown out Ills
head was cut. but hc was not seriously
Injured
Assessor John W. Gibson was pros.
ttatcd by the heat SUNDAY and yestsr-
Jay was unable Co come down 20 his
oilco, being confined 60 his bed.
Deputy sheriff Joseph Bailey has de-
cllncd the appointment OF chief deputy.
made vacant by the resignation ~
Joseph bclnap. because be- does not
consider the salary allowed by the
county commissioners large enough.
All who are favorable 10 holding a
Fourth N July celebration I'm ogden
thlH year are requested 20 meet al the
mayors ONCE IN the city hall at y
o'clock this evening.
twenty years ago n rock sewer yna
hullt along the south side OF Twenty
fourth street. The stones OF which il
was constructed are now being taken
out Tor use In other work. The water
company are lowering their mains on
Twontysfourth street. rus aud sewer
connections are being made ana within
o very short time the street will be-
ready for macadnmizlnE.
m Ihat widely advertised farce. Tho
turtle comes 10 the Grand ON Friday
evening Tor one Performance only. II
~ en route from San Francisco nf.or "A
successful season on the coast
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-20

Miss Hortenso Anderson took them
home IN buggy and nrs. phppH and
stookey were called in and promptly
set the broten arm of Mf- Flinders
aowcd up the cut over the girls eye
and made them aH comfortable no pos
slhie.
The stake conference OF the " ". aud
v T.. Improvement associations takes
place next Saturday ANA Sunday. the
2ith and 25th.
WORK on PIPE LINE.
4. r. unremus NJ Salt Lake city. tho
contractor on the South Willow creek
pipe line. has about thirty men at work.
The first part ~ the line. which o. "a
little over four miles In length. has been
completed. and about three miles ~
cement pipe laid tho pipe is about four.
teen inches IN diameter and will curry
tive lrrlEatlng streams The contract
Will be completed about ti'c INIT Of
August
John 4. Anderson of Gmnt4viilo. who
hos been studying music Tor over i've
years IN Germany and France arrived
ln New York on the s. =. Kaiser Fred
rick on June iith. his father, President
g. J.. Anderson, and hiH sister Niles
Della. wore there 10 meet him Nnd well
come him home.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-20
NorIcr az SPECIAL srocKuoLDERs
MIIIINg


NOTICE /, hereby given that r. special
meeting NJ tho stnGlhuldcrs N tho Herman
Irritation Company bias huUu duly called to
Do hvld uu thu sud day N June A u. t-la, nt
tht hour M " u.rluTk TO-. ut tho inttDr-day
saints Meeting House lu thr Town ~ liorfi-
Wnut ln thH tuunty ~ salt Lake, stats ~
llnh. Tor hu following PURPOSES, in-Wlu
HIST For the amendment ~ the Articles
~ degeneration hy adding thereto the follow.
Ing Aulf'U Nv.
l1f the purpose NJ paying tho debts. ex-
puusus uud liabilities, aud all running vx-
pousts and fur conducting tho business ~
thls corporation, the directors shall have
UuWpf tn lrNN assessments upuu nll ~ ihOrnu-
ltHl stfH'll ~ THIS corporation and enforce tho
collection thereof Us 70 sale ~ delinquent
stufs ns provided hy law, although the capital
sturk has huvn fully paid
-tTunu Iu amend Article Y ~ said Aftl-
rlrs ~ Incorporation sn as "a rad a. fnlluesi
Amount ~ capital ,tnck " this corporation
shall De- thlrtUUu thousand, seven hundred
aud nfiy dollars siLsNun. which shall hu az
Nldud Into two hundred and spVruty-nvu C1n
shares NJ The par value ~ hity dollars coVW
each
said Article nov reading eleven thousand
Eve hundred aud hfiy dollars eiiiiaon, az
yidud into two hundred aud thirty conc shares
~ nuy dollars lsinUu each.
Aud igt such other purposes o., slhll b. In
cidcutJ 30 such prppi.yd amendments.
.iluliGE MILLER t'rus
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