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Hutchinson gazette., 1899-06-22

SEATTLE, Wash, June 10 james P.
prater was murdered at Dawson by
Arthur Goddard, May 81, Prater's
head was crushed with hatchet and
his throat was cut. Goddard admit
ted the crime, saying: II was his
partner and he was traitor to me-"
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-06-22

BosToN, June 19 1T is reported that
Rear Admiral Sampson is to be de-
tached from the North Atlantic fleet
and assigned to the naval station at
Newport, the scope Of which is 20 be
greatly broadened.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-06-22
pealh of a R0ar Admiral.

WASHINGTON, June lI-Rear Admi-
raj Pierce Crosby, retired, one Of the
last OF Forragut's active officers in the
stirring sea fights OF the civil war,
died here last night OF diabetes, aged
70 Years.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-06-22

LEAvENwoRTH, Kan, June IA
military prisoner named Wringer, for
merly u private of the Sixteenth in
fantry, was shot by Private Olsen, OF
Troop 4, Sixth cavalry, a guard,
while attempting to escape, and died
last night in the fort hospital.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-06-22
Fought at Dunkor nm 1ss Yo.r. Ar

BosToN, June 10 THE l9Sd ami.
versary OF the battle of Bunker Hill
was celebrated to-day. The center OF
the demonstration was at Charles
town. Marines and sailors from the
North Atlantic squadron, which ar.
rived In port yesterday, participated.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-06-22
Iron Men May Get Higher wagos.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, June 19.-The an
nouncement is made that the force Of
men at the Springfield Iron works
will be doubled and that wages will
be increased from 10 to 25 per cent
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-06-22
For Argentine. President.

BUENos AYREs, Argentine, juno 10
"A parcel containing dynamite has
been found on tho track OF the South
ern railway near Burzacho. II Is be-
lieved that the object was to blow up
the train In which President Roca re-
turned from Neuquen.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-06-22
Can't InoroaSo the Dloyo,o Tax

BERLIN, June 10.--It is announced
semi-oAicially that any increase in the
tax on American bicycles is impossi-
BILE, because the commercial treaties
with Austria, Russia and Italy exclude
such q thing.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-06-22
E1.s Senator Harding psad.

COTTAGE GROVE, Ore. June 10. --Ex-
Senator benjamin T. Harding is dead
He was elected to the United Status
senate in 1909 to Gil out the unexpirei
term Of Senator Baker. deceased.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-06-22
Five Killed and FIFTY wounded

WASHINGTON, Juno 10, Major Gem
eral Otis has reported to the war de.
partment an additional list OF casual
ties among tho soldiers under his
command, amounting to five killed
and afty wounded.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-06-22
Cnpilasd by a Snnnll.

CHICAGO, June TO- Ira J. Holmes,
bi other of Burton Holmes, the lee
turer, was drowned in Lake Michigan
Yesterday by the capsizing Of skiff.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-06-22
ELEVEN KILLED IN A MINE.

appalling Disaster In British Colum-
bian Colliery.
NORTH SYDNEY, C. b., June H. The
most appalling disaster In the history
Of Cape Breton coal mining occurred
vt the Caledonia mine at Glace Bay,
the principal colliery Of the Dominion
Coal company, yesterday, when two
explosions occurred, causing the death
Of eleven men, including Thomas
Johnson, the underground manager
Of the works, and brother OF the u.s.
distant manager Of the Dominion Coal
company
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-06-22
A Now Cnntnnn nnoluInn

HARRISBURG, Pa, June l0.--Judge
Simonton OF the county court decided
that an army canteen for the sale of
liquor to soldiers cannot be carried
on without regular license from the
courts
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-06-22

WASHINGTON, June 0.-The Belgian
government has raised the prohibition
on the importation into Belgium Of
American meat cattle.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-06-22

PRATT, KIN, June 10. Garrison
Toms, president OF the Peoples bank
of this place, died carly this morning
at the age of 81 years. lie was u
pioneer Of this place.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-06-22
STUBBLEFIELD CONVICTED.
Found Guilty of Train Robbery and
Sentenced to Ton Years

SEDAIIA, Mo, June 10. The jury in
the Stubbleheld train robbery case re-
turned n verdict finding the defendant
guilty and fixing his punishment at
ten years in the penitentiary. The
trial Of James |. West, StubbleAeld's
pal, will commence to-day.
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BnLIoYs OF FLYING FRAGMENTS,

From the Popular Science Montbly1
The regions Of space beyond our
planet are filied with flying fragments.
Some meet the earth In IT, onward
rush. others. having attained incon.
ccivablo velocity. ovettakc md crash
into the whlrlinv sphere with loud de-.
tonntlnn and ominnus glare. nndlnr dc q.
Htructlon In Its molecular amor or nef .
haps ricochcttinR from n nrain into the
unknown. Come come fluH'Y. vnrrant
fragments from the innniiy ~ space
others fail In showers like goiden rain,
nli constituting b1mbariment appnii.
Ina IN It's magnitude. ~ has been csti-
mated that every q hours the earth or
its atmosphere n struck hy 400 900 OO0
of missiles of Iron or stone, ranging
from an ounce IN 10 tons In weight
Every month there ruth upon the fiy.
Ing globe nj least i2.0po 900. 900 iron and
stone fragments. which. with turid nc-
compartment. crash into tn circuinnm.
bient atmosphere. owing ~ the resist
nrce offered by thu air few of these
shots strike the earth. They move out
~ space with possible velocity ~
20 or 20 miles second and, like moths,
plunge Into the revolving globe. lured
to their destruction by ~ fatal at,rar-
tion, The moment they enter our At
moHrhcfe they ignite! the air II piled
M and compressed ahead % them with
lnconcclvnhic force. the resultant fric-
tion producing an immediate" rise IN
temperature. and the shooting star. tho
meteor ~ popular parlance. Is the re-
auif
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CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS

The Dcseret News. by direction OF
the First Presidency, viii issue q
pamphlet giving n complete account
of the proceedings OF each General
conference. including verbatim reports
Of the discourrca. II also comprises
~ nm appendix. an account Of tho con q.
ference proces dingH OF the Dercrct sun.
day school Union. The next Issue viii
be the fourth OF the series. and VIII
be- ready Immediately after April Con.
ference.
The reasons for this pubilcatio In
the minds Of the Presidency. are;
II IN a means Of making the .,Ainta
more familiar with the views. aentl.
mentH and Instructions OF the Church
authorities, thus placing them In closer
touch With each other.
Such a publication II OF great his
torichl value.
II can be- made useful abroad through
the medium OF missionaries. and BY
being sent out by mail TO distant parts
by the Saints,
The price OF the pamphlet II nominal.
II win be mailed 10 anv address, posi-
free. for fifteen cents. Agents win he
allowed q discount OF 20 per cent. Please
send orders for the next Issue as early
~ possible.
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M ini no usupi
sor,or 10 srocKnolpnn,.

UTAH SUGAR coMpANY-Notice
II hereby given that the Utah sugar 60.
has decided 60 issue an additional 40, :
600 shares NJ ltH capital stock. az the
par value OF SO per share. for the pur-
pose OF enlnrging and increasing is
plant. 10000 shares having already
been subscribed for. the re-.
manning 10000 are hereby offered
a. tho stockholders OF the CONE
pany In amounts pro rata with
their holdings ~ the time Of their sub
rcrlptlOn To- the new issue. tho amount
due each shareholder being nfty.nvcf5h)
per cent of his or her holding OF the
old stock, The subscriptions must be
made on blanks prepared FOR the
purpose, obtninable at tho Office Of
the undersigned. the lists win be- closed
ON June ii 1899, Payments on subscribe
lions Will he called az follows. Twenty
iive per cent on oct. I, 1898, 20 per cent
ON January !. 1900. ~ per cent on April
], 1900, ana 20 per cent on July I. 1900,
the new stock Ia be isuncd us payments
are made aud no unlssued stock 10 par
ticipntr In dividends.
HORACE a. WHITNEY.
Secretary ana Treasurer Utah sugar
Company,
Salt Lake city, April IL, 1899.
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40 uGLIyEss ~ NATURE.


No natural object can be- ugly. re-
pulslyc. uninstructlve, or unentcrtnln.
INK II we see II ~ II lan and have
knowledge OF IT, place and purpose II
may lack what artists call the elements
of grace. It's colore may be dingy; but
then how soon We tire of too proc
nounced briiliancy. The uEliest weed,
on the other hand. II not always ugly.
Think ~ the brilliant beetle or ray but
ctiiy that may rest upon u. A turtle
roofing IN the mud Of ditch. Itself the
color OF the soilcd water tina; surrounds
~. IN 20 beautifully adapted TO IT,
home and habits that We forget the
lack OF pleasing color and are Impressed
with the more suggestive beauty Of
adaptation. We must center thought
upon tho object before uH-a serious
prolonged, truth-dcslrinE thouEht-and
there and then only viii the symmetry
~ natures handiwork become nppar-
cnt. such recognition on our part re-
pays ua as fully M Hoods Of color de-
light the unthinking eye.
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PRICE.
oo,rrnmrnt fright ronirsst sheer IN
Good Condition Pine Crop. OF Wool.

Good Condition Pine Crop. OF Wool.
Special Correspondence.
Price. Carbon Co.. Utah. April 10
The weather the last week has been
warm and pleasant Crops are growing
nicely Price river IL beginning to
boom with hiHh waters.
The Western rDamn % The Golden
Giant Mine. was rendered ut the Price
town hall. Monday and Tuesday cven-
ings. 10 fairly good sized houses. The
play was presented by some members
4 the Imperial Dramatic comp my. NJ
sisted By local talent. Those Of the
local caste ala well, ana deserve great
credit, for the part they tnok. consider
ing That they are only amateurs. and
that they rendered their part of II fot
the benefit of the Price sunday school.
some copper ore n being shipped
from the copper mines. mites south OF
Ferron. Emery county. 90 IN Taylor A
btunton sampiing mills at Salt Lake
city Utah. The property " owned by
-. VIE sicur and company. Cor I'd
cradle ore II reported IN sight. and more
shipping will BE- done In the future.
Rumor has II that A. !. Lee OF Price
succeeded In getting the government
freight contract NJ much higher figures
this year than they were last year. The
frclghtern arr rejoicing at the prospect
of higher wages and cash at that.
Sheep shcarlnR II aiill In full blast
aud fctchcs quite AN amount Of money
to our merchants. sheep men report
good neecsH and their focka doing we'll
quite a number OF our people went
over to Cleveland. Emery county, to
attend quarterly conference hcdr thcre
on the 18th aud nth inst.
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some wind. L,icern has made fine prog
rcss. Wheat most all In No oats
sVwn yst.--R. G.. Noeer.
Parowan.1ror County.--Tho week has
been warm melting the snow in the
mountains. Small grain nearly all
sown. Farmers not putting In n much
~ usual on account OF the water foi
irrigation bein low. Trees beginning
10 bud. Gardening commenced. Wea
Their very fine for the scason.-James
Crrwe'i
Tropir. Garfield County.--1he week
has been warm for the season and
without rain. The land II very dry.
Farmers are busy sowing grain. Pros
poets for u good crop Is poor unless
rain comes. The water from the
mountains II very low Ira G. Schow.
Notc.-Newspapcr publishing these
bulletins are requested TO use the fol-
lowing caption. u. y Department Of
Agriculture. Climate and crop Buiio.
tin Of the Weather Bureau. Utah Sec.
ton. for the week ending Monday.
iDatc..l
l.. ". MURDOCH.
Section Director. Salt Lake city. Utah.
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S,ric.


Motto" j. hereby Given that thrfn will h,
a special mrytlng " tho st1ckhoidors II the
F.'rgt = SAT- lake Agricultural & Manu-
lhctufing tnual COMPANY, hvld OF tao COM
linN uhier, RON 80 fHnpirtnu hulldinQ.
ralt Lake tiiy, ltah, on iho lith day "a April.
W, ~ O'clock u. d.. fnr the puftsi., ~
hmcnding the Anlcles ~ Agreement. IN .trtk-
Hg out Article ih. which rciids ~ fniipWsi-l
As.s-siucnts and nrn,ordlnes iherrln to-
~ provided by inv"
Ani Inserting IN lieu thcr,uf. tho fallnwinet-
lhc tf1sicrs ~ said cufpnratiuii for al.
pnfpp'" ~ pit lng csf-nsps. conducting the
laislh, - ~ paying the debts ~ the cnrfnri-
llnii, fhAl lgfy aud cullrrt assessments NJ tho
mahhet aud form uutNidod hy law although
fully paid
Md BY adding Article u. which shall read
~ fullnws tu.Fiif
lhat four ~ ihu trustees shall h. nnres-
NY 80 tnrn uuutumi aud are hereby au-
tiufiksd tptrauslri THE business and evrn,'lso
ulr ,nftgfFit plwrrs ~ ihU cufulfati1u."
latsd tbs i.t dhy ~ Mar'ii leo
~ uftlrf " ttarl ~ uifrrtnrs
CHARLES 70. Wii.CkEN. President.
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WEDDING BELLS.
HEMARKAnLE CrHE or nuEUMA.
IlsM

Renna. Jackson County. w Va.
About three years ago my wife had
an attack OF rheumatism which CON
her 20 her bed for over "A month
and rendered her unable TO walk stel
without assistance. her limbs being
swollen TO double thir normal size. Mr.
=. Maddox insisted IN my using cham.
herlnin's Pnin Balm. ! purchased a
nfiy-cent bottle ami used II according
To the directions and the next morning
she walked TO breakfast without as
sistnnce In any manner, ana she has
not had a similar attack slnoe.--A. 10.
lursana
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THREE THOUSAND MILES
Chicago aud Return.

Ttme,...., '.,.,,...,,....,..,F -Four Days
How?-unlon Pacific. OF course no 9th
or line can 10 IT,
Why? ..,,.. .. Shortest, Quickest. Best
Everybody knows that the Union Pa,
ellie has established standard OF ex-
cellence IN time and service which no
other Western line can approach. Tick
ct onice. ''oid Stand" sol Main st.
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OGDEN.
Court Notes County Business Street Car
Line Abandoned.


Court Notes County business street Car
Line Abandoned.
oyd.n. April is.-Batteries I, and o,
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1 Sssilna n, The Paelac hotel they ieft
iaS.ihs ~ ~. o., n,r,nn,.c,' hore
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pines.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
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lh' nv"iu h., W ieEulhr tesAon
e..e,"sS WIZ, ~, iil'ihpvth ptc-cn' anu
u"nr"'''u w '"""Nihs nuslh.e.'
',erc-' W -.
OF vac u'spursenchts on account
= '"' e'"tH""eht psvs iuhd iv' t''s
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70 SUISSE. ordered approved.
'vnihNhoiuf also presented an Item
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"THE BOOK OF MORMON

Two lectures by DIR. james ".
Taimsre. an account Of It's origin. with
evidences OF IT, genuineners and nu-
thenticlty. Prepared by appointment.
These lectures are taken from Dr.
Tnlmage's book 'sThe Articles OF
Faith" but are presented In separate
form for the use OF investigators and
students, Price Toe. For sale by the
Dcscret News,
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ASSESS nrsr sorion.
Location " Principal Place of nuslnes,. Sal
Lake Clty, state Of Titan

NOTICE Is hereby glvun thnt az q meeting
81 the directors, held On tho iith day ~ AprlL
$50 an assessment ~ ono-lialf cent l,'r shnfr
wa levied on the outstanding certificate, m
the capital stock of ,eld corporation, unyuble
on or hcfnrv May auth, lsh. "a o. a. Wilson.
secretary ~ said company, at the Oiiirr ~
said company ruuuis Alj and 80 Mccormick
block, salt lake Guy, rtnteOf Utah
Any stn'k upon which TIL, assessment shnll
teinaln unpaid on the said oih day uf MAY
lsNi, VIII lE drllnqucnt aud hdrrftlsed fnr
salt At public auction, ana unless payment 1,
made, NJ much tharvnf Will BE- sold ON Tho
isth uny Of June, ls't, As shall be necessary Ia
ply the Delinquent usscssInrut, tlgethVr With
the cost NJ advertising and expense Ut sale.
y w. WILSON SecrvturN,
kooms als and $40 Mccormick block, salt
Lake city, Utah
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COAi.VlLL.E.
Epidemic Of Dlph,b.r,s -rubiio Gather.
inRs discontinued.

coaiyillc Times;
coalviiic. summit Co. April iG.-wlth
a View Ia preventing the future spread
Of dlphthcria In Coalville. Mayor Allen
has ordered that all public gatherings,
until AL eases OF exposure have had
time for development. The mayor sug-
Heats, In this connection. that parents
observe the further precaution OF keep.
Ing their children within their own lots
This suggestion. II observed. Il IL hoped
VIII prevent the further spread of the
disease.
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HOOK. salt Lake city, Utah.
Notice II hereby given that AZ a meet
ing OF the Directors Of said compan.,
held ON the 2ith day 81 March, 1858, an
assessment Of one "a cent per share
was levied on the capital stock OF said
corporation. payable at once 20 r. T.
Pearson. Secretary or said corporation,
at Room 20i Mccormick block, Salt
Lake city, Utah. Any stock upon which
this assessment remains unpaid on the
2snd day OF April 1899, VIII be delin-
auent ana advertised Tor sale at public
auction. and unless payment II made
before. win be sold on Wednesday tho
10Th day ~ May, 1892 az y O'Clock
noon OF said day nc room, soi Mccor-
nick Block. salt Lake city. Utah. 10 pay
the delinquent assessment together
with the. costs OF advertising and sx-
pcnsea Of sale.
=. A. PEARSON.
Secretary ~ the Triumph CONSOLE
dated Mining Company salt Lake city,
Utah, Dated this eth day OF March.
1893.
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And In ncurlancc with law and tho order
~ ne hiafd ~ dirgtors mad. IN March snd.
lsiY ~ NAM .hat,s 80 each par'el ~ ainv.
tlgk ~ may ~ u,st.ssary wiil h. mid al auc-
ufvr, 10 u street, salt lake tfty, Utah. NJ !
ocle'k pm. 90 Tuesday. April the 18th. i.al.
W pal tno drluluent ns-s'-stlient tlirr,spn. to-
rvihor WIN the co,t Of advertising aud ca
J. D.. ANDERSON. secretary.
~ " sifrsa sall Inkn NllY. IiAh.
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PLEASANT GROVE.


Samuel Kirk. Of Llndon. had his corral,
stacks, three horses. one COW, some
pigs one double and single set OF
harness, pillow and a number OF other
things burned yesterday during tho
windrtorm. Sparks from the chimney
ARE supposed To have been the cause.
The loss IL u severe blow to Mr.. Kirk.
who was struggling To build up n
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Little. neglected scratches and
wounds frequently result la blood
poisoning. Hetter heal them quickly
with DeWitt's witch Hazel Salve, a
thoroughly anti-aeptio application with
"a record Of always curing piles, old ul-
GERS, sores. cuts, wounds and skin dis
eaaes.-F. g. Schramm. Mccormick
building, corner Main 81. and First
South,
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For cough and colds there Il no nedl.
cine 10 effective na bALLARDS
HOREHoUD SYRUP. II IN the ideal
remedy. Price, % cents and 90 cents,
Y. G. II. Drug Department.
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BARGAINS ~ LADIES mars AT
v, q. NJ. !.
Week commencing Monday. April II.
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N,IrIrI.

In the District Court. Probate plvi.i,p. A,
aud for salt lake county. slate
% Utah.
IN ~" mates ~ illr s~iatg NJ Daniel Jacobs.
dis'uhsid
The petition ~ Daniei ~. Jacobs and .Ioh,
Jleol~ pfnNlnz fuf The issunufY 10 thUin.slv,ss
~ letter. NJ administration In tho estate ~
naulrl jacobs. dp'ra-tfl, hiss hsun .sf for
bearing ON saturday thu .lnd day ~ April,
\, H. lsFi. NJ piAi n'rlp,'k am. NJ III. rsinnty
'unfi llDus". In The Court knnmof aid I0uTf.
~ -nlt Lake CITY, salt Lake Cnnuty Utah.
Witness The clerk ~ snh cnurt With the seal
ih.f.of nillAud this tuih day N Aprli. A. II.
lsN DAVID q. DrNHAlG clerk.
V-eall liy D. q, HELDAi.I.
DEPUTY Clerk.
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RARE BARGAINS N LADIES AND
CuiLDHtN's GOODs
nj y. g. NJ. !. during week commencing
Monday, April ~.
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sorior 10 CREDITORS
Estate OF Rebecca :. Grinitha brooks.
Deceased.

Creditors viii present claims with
vouchers 60 the undo rsigned at the Of
nee of Stewart q stewart, lon-lO. Me-
Cornlck Block, salt Lake city, Utah,
ON OF before the tenth day OF August.
A. ID. 1879,
EDMUND J. BROOKS,
Administrator of Estate Of krbecca y.
Grlintha Erooka. Deceased.
Date OF first publication April 6. 1899.
Stewart 4 stewart, Attorneys for Ad-
ministrntor
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AFFAIR Of the Cou"iy Reward Increased
for Ar r.h-nslo, ~ Murderer,
Special Correspondence

Pennington. Davis County, April H.
The county commissioners OF DAVIS
county met today ana transacted busi-
ness as follows;
The petition OF Ira Il. Steed and
Others In regard 10 widening Walker
! ane In Pennington together with the
protest against such action signed by
" Il. Clark and others, were both
taken up ana the parties heardon each
side. After consideration the COM
missloners decided TO adhere to thor
former decision, 10 have tho attorney
negotiate for ,he purchase OF the neces-
aary land 10 widen such lane and fail,
Inc IN that. 60 take necessary steps to
wiven the lane by condemnation pro-
ccedings,