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SILVER FUSION.

Mitchell, South Dakota-TAe union
convention of populists, democrats and
free silver republicans met here and
nominated three candidates for the state
supreme court. The Chicago and St.
Louis platforms were reaffimed and
Bryan's nomination advocated In 1900.
The Philippine war was denounced as a
reputation of the Declaration of Inde-
pendepce and the Monroe doctrine and
an assault on liberty everywhere.
The political independence OF Cuba
was demand ID and the formation of
trusts deprecated. The platform also
demands the enactment of law com
pelling the redemption and destr action
Of national bank notes, to be replaced
with government legal tender. Gov. Lee
and Senator Pettigrew were commended
for their efforts to secure discharge OF
soldiers when terms of enlistment had
expired.
Edmund Smith OF Rapid City was
named for judge in the first district,
Judge Bennett in the third and G. b.
Kennedy in the second.
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TO BE SHOT.

Manila-The local papers assert that
Corporal Dalnhotfer and Private Conine
of Company B, Sixteenth infantry, have
been sentenced to death by court mar
tial and that Private McBennett has
been cond ,mned t, twenty years i'm
prisonment for having crimiually as
saulted native women in Manila month
ago. The crimes it is said, greatly
aroused the natives.
The papers assert also that General
Otis has recommended that President
McKinly approve the sentences and that
he desires public execution of the men
sente-c -ced to death as warning against
a repition of the crime.
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Horticultural Society Notes.

Quite an interesting meeting OF the
Horticultural Society was held at the
court house yesterday afternoon and
many items of Importance were present
ed. The society decided to make an ex-
hibit at the state fair to be held in Den
yer, and appointed several committees
to solicit displays from different sections
of the county. The committee appoint
ed to take charge of the exhibit are VIM.
Baumgardner, J. F. Spencer and G. W.
Steele. From reports presented by the
members of the society yesterday this
county will be able to make the finest
display ever sent to the state fair.
The Colorado Sugar Manufacturing
company will in all probability make a
display OF sugar beets.
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TROUBLE LOOKED FOR.

Nogales-Herron, the American who
was rescued by cowboys from the Mex
lean officers near Naco, has arrived here.
He says that rs cowboys are camped
there, determined to rescue two men in
the Mexican Jail. Col. Kosterlizky,
with troop OF 40 men, is there on guard.
Heron says that fight cannot be
averted.
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PRAIRIE FIRES.

Austin-For several days past large
prairie fires have been raging on the
plain, and in the Pan Handle section Of
Texas. Reports from there tonight are
to the effect that the Fort Worth &
Denver railway loet forty-six freight
cars that were caught on sidings In the
fire stricken districts and consumed.
Other roads traversing that section also
are reported to have suffered some dam
age.
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Kindergarten.

All persons wishing to patronize the
Kindergarten and not having mateiculat-
ed pupils will please call upon or address
Mrs. w. F. White before Sept. 18th,
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Cure Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
Druggists refund money il i. fails to
cure. 25c. Genuine has L. B. Q. Oh
each tablet
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Pope Ramsey Rife Contest

The Pope Ramsey Rifle cllb OF Grand
Junction held its first annual shoot Sep
tember 18th, 1899, with very unfavorable
weather conditions. At one time the
drift OF 80 40 200 yard bullet was 80
inches.
There were twenty crack ehots from
different parts of the state present to
take part in the contest,
Denver was represented by three of
her best shots, D. W. King, g. L.
Vought, and A. w. Peterson; the Aspen
club by G. j. Barnes of Rife and o. M.
Barnes OF DeBeque
The result of the contest in each event
was as follows:
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AN IsTnNIAS CANAL ASSURED.

The severance IT the American 18th.
mus seems assured, and with the COM
plction " an adequate and easily nav
igablc shlp-oanal from the Atlantic 10
the Pacific win come changes and ex-
panrlons In the commerce Of the world
which can, as yet scarcely be rnnec.
turcd. Expchience has amply proved
that increased facilities create new
irafiic, greater In time and safety In
facility hccomes more considerable. In
a ease whore the change II 40 great and
far-rcnChlng me- that which viii be made
By tho completion Of trana-isihminn
water route, data OF existing TONNAGE
carried are Of little value a. q guide t1
an estimation " tho truiiic or the n
nancisl profit Of the undertaking.
found by the study OF other works "
similar character, bearing always In
mind that ocean froight-carrying il not
much benefited by small savings In
time ~ transit, especially whom effected
al the cost of more difiicult navigation.
while the gain from a large saving
rises IA rapid ratlo.--E. l.. curthell, IN
The Engineering Magazine for Nay.
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EPftRAIM.
oid Folks Remembered with banquet
Other Pleasant soeiahic..

Special Correspondence.
Ephfalm. May "a dinner was
Elvon the ole folks Of the North ward
yesterday at y. m. one hundred and
nifty AIRED people were seated around
thrvo well laden tables. while tho In
vited guests were enjoying tho pleasant
renasi. music was being rendered by
the band.
nishop l.. \. Andersen gave a speech
~ welcome Henry Stevens. faith
fui veteran since the days ~ Missouri.
gave short ana interesting talk on
tho early rconNH ~ church history,
President Petersen gave "a short nd
drrrs In the Scandinavian language.
Many musical selections were given.
also songs and rsritafluua both In the
English and scandinavian languages,
Yesterday e. II, poriun performed the
ceremony az the residence ~ Christian
Hansen. which made Ran Peacock, ~
sterling. ANA Afinda Hansen, man and
wife.
a very pleasant surprise was rlyen
Julia u. poriuH by some ~ her very
near friends. 4 nice little pure uud
a me gold ring was given ~ "a token
" good feelings.
Last week the relief society of tho
fnuth ward gave "a surprise party to
the family 81 iouis -. Donua. Who h
nov on n mission To- Denmark. 4 purse
81 ~ was raised % send To him.
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VERNAI..
III. kiilinE Of Jack Thomas Near rort Ia
thssns-N.ws Natss.

Special Correspondence.
Nsfnal. May a.-The remains Of Jack
Thomas. who was shot to death at the
strip near Fort Duohesnc were
brought 10 Ncrnai yesterday by bis
bro,her.in.law, W. n. Kitchens.
The exact truth Of how the shooting
was done win perhaps never be know VI,
but enough Il already known 10 show
that THERE was generh melee. In
which eight Or ten soldiers from Fort
Ducheshe and Thomas took part, with
the result that Thomas Was killed aud
Private Carter was dangerously wound
Thomas was q man of unmvory rcpu-
tation, being professional Fambior
ANA all.ruund sport. Ills business ~
the strip" which II Just outside the
military reservation, was 10 gamble
With the colorcd soldiers FINN tho post.
liv has figured In several shooting
fcfapet before this one but came out
81 them unharmed, His tragic end il
Just what has been predicted and what
naturally follows such u career
II would seem that tho goldlera were
enEased In row among themselves
when Thomas interfered and had a per.
t0nnl alteration with one Of thoin and
ut some remark ~ the negro drew his
revolver and struot him over tho head
WIN " AN' Nthie hNkAA ifluk AT MN
and Thomas also commenced To- shoot
The iiRht then became general and
when the smoke had cleared away II
revealed Thomas dead. shot three times
through the body near the heart and
three tlmea through the arms. while
Carter was shot la the loft grnln and
through the l,f. ~ was supposed that
his wounds were fatal. but u ia nov
thought thnt he win recover.
The sheriff N'us notified 81 tho AFFAIR
BY telephone ana Ia company with
County Attorney g. T.. Cable nnd Jus
Tee " the Peace u, q. Camp went
over, The Inquest was held yesterday.
LOCAL NEWS NOTES,
city Attorney ,. 4. Luethi ana wife
or Nerni started yesterday By private
conveyance for Salt Lake on IL trip OF
business ana pleasure combined.
MaNor y NJ. hrownc n nearly -.
covered nom his sudden attack OF sick.
ness but stili remains at home.
pretty wedding took pla last
evening AZ the residence u Sanford
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BRIGHAM CITY.
Morgan soon Z" he Tried for Murder Mis-.
.i"nssy ssnd"r. other News.

special Correspondence.
brigham city. May i.-saturday
night the people ~ the Second ward
gave farewell ruclahlc In honor Of
Jacob g. Jensen, departing missionary.
The evening was spent In rccltatlons.
songs, cic,i purse " so was secured
anu presented 10 iifuihrr Jensen.
John W. Peters was also made the
recipient % delightful social PARTY,
IN the First ward. Monday evening
Dancing ANA picnic werc INDUCED In.
Judge Hart was In town Tuesday Hrt-
tiuR the cases for the May term "
court, chief uf which l. the murder
ease ~ James Morgan. WIN Killed ON.
Ger William Brown al the liof springs.
sunday. Morgan o. IN the county laii
aud talks hut little. IIe feels very
sorry Tor his dead brother, who, he says
has q young wife and chlld. and his
mother, who resides IN Chicago. lin IN
very DESTROYS that no ncwu Of the
tragedy reach her.
Christina rhriatianrcn. sister 81 Mrs.
FUNK % the Third ward. died Tuesday
evening. Of general debility. fhe was
., years 81 age and had been sick
but a Tow days, death coming without
a struggle.
\ very instructive lecture was deliv.
erred hsforr the llo1elder county teach
efr Saturday by Prof. Roylancc.
lsnrln Far Or ogden was In our city
sunday. He spoke IN tho tabernacle
at the afternoon meeting
Several ~ our officials went 10 ogden
yesterday 10 attend the funeral u Capt.
willlayn hotter was another person
who received q iiox u letter. llin nell
~ labor u TO BE- Germany.
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OUR OWN STATE.

Kings court. but on motion of County
Attorney Evans the case was dismissed
for the lack OF evidence to convict
The Defendant was charged with rob.
bling Brigham DarKef ~ spanish Fork
OF tl5 on Friday nlEht last. while the
latter was under the influence Of
whisky. and while Jones was escofting
Darger TO the hotel at which he was
stopping. The money was later found
by Jones ut the rear OF one ~ the sa-
looms and returned to the owner.
VIII and joseph Ward were today
before Justice King. charged with a..
legal fishlng and were acquitted. Four
witnesses Tor the State testified that
they saw nsh thrown upon the bank
81 the factory race. The defendants
testified that they wcr repairing the
penstoCk " their mill wheel and while
In the race threw their gloves and tools
upon the bank and not hsh.
The cases against Enos Whlprlc and
Ilunic clayton are set for Monday next.
The boys arr charged with taking nsh
unlawfuliy.
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
The pupils OF Mountain school. In
charge Of their teacher. 4. ". Jones.
last evening went ~ the home % Elder
John stubhs. one 81 the patrons u the
school. and greatly surprised the gem
tlcmnn. Elder Stubs win shortly
leave fer tho mlsaion Held % Great
lirlinln. The evening was spent IN
music. recitation and games. \ iun-
chrun was served.
number ~ our citizens are using
their influence to have the State fish
hatchery located In this city. this being
a central place 81 the state
Mt. Wood Wilron ~ the THIRD ward
Inns about recovered from his recent M.
ness.
\ wen dressed stranger. giving hls
name ne W. l.. Harness. late last even.
ing applied ~ the county Jail fnr modi-
cal assistance. iie was suffering from
the after effects Of mountain fever Iie
was placed under the care u Dr. i,obi.
son.
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1APLETON.
MsetiaE uous" dedicated WIN iiond and
iiuiid . New school

Mapicton. Utah CO.. May a.-Aposile
Francis 81. Lyman and stake Prcsidcn,
Edw. Partridge came from Provo sun
day. Aprii goth. FOR the purpose OF dedl.
eating our new meeting house.
ieldcr Lyman occupied most Of the
time. ut tho sunday school and after
noon sessions, lmpnriing wise counsel
20 the people. admonlshins them Ia
avoid indebtedness. lie complimcnted
our choir fuf their wen rendered music.
and DECLARED Mhpleton to b. ono ~ the
faireSt aud most blessed spots OF our
state.
The names % all presiding officers
IN the ward were presented, each one
being sustained by tho vote of the peo-
Then followed the dedlcatofy prayer.
which was offered hy Elder Lyman.
our meeting house IN "a well nrnpnr-
Toned brick structure, costing 5000,
which h nll paid. The irtcrlor u neat
81 paprrudi the woodwork, seats and
pulpit being onh Hrnlned. II ~ we'll
lighted. aud The colored glass In arches
over each window, Eliminates the room
with many-huod cnlora. The house "
weli mrnlHhod. aud the nislea and cir.
Gle room are carpotsd. Dimensions ~
main room. s,Nlg feet. with a Nestry.
with circle room above. each nlNtvcu
feet square,
Tho surrounding grounds are planted
10 lawn. with % maple grove, while the
walks are neatly travelled,
WILL nuiLp NEW SCHOOL. HOUSE.
our present population hclnR over
1--WE hundred u was deemed necessary
To bond our district for sufficient means
10 build lnru'. modern. central school
house which viii be started aA soon as
a suitable location n decided upon.
WIN Christnpherron, Abncr buckley
and Thoa, fullmer, with their families.
81 Cuitle Dale, PASSED through hero
this week on their way 10 Idaho, where
they viii make their future homes.
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NOTICE. or ASSESSMENT.

Aurul Nilins COMPANY. pfiaeiial nIaro os
business ~alt Lake cas-, ltah Nlnr- III.
unted NJ NafyseaiU. lIutr tuunft 4 tab
Nitlco 4 hefruf given that NJ a nlornnr ~
The ulrrtofs ~ tho Aunnrl Minlns Company.
salt Lake city assessment Nn y ~ nna.h.if
cent pr shAni uas levied 90 Tho ~ initial .fa.rk
81 saih nnmpan,. payable Immediately t0 tho
.'rfvthfY ~ ~" rumpant ai salt Lake Cify.
may fvinaln unpaid M tho 1t u June ulli
- drlipgurutn aud aivrftl.ssi fnf saiu n fib-
lir auction. and unlfss pafurHi i made b.
d,un1uent assessment. fnfffhrf With cIist "a
iinard ~ Difvctor.'
JAMES ~ Srn,I.tSu. s..y..
On. Main -. salt Lake city.
dated May I. tts
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FlLL.rlORE.
"fand County Hail oi'.n In the state
House stormy weather.

special Correspondence
Fillmore. Millard County. May g.
Last nlght tho ladies physical culture
club OF Fillmore. under the auspices Of
the \. l.. 81. !. A.. gave grand ball
In the old state House building. The
walls were appropriately decorated
with bunting and oN,rgrecnu. Invita-
ions were sent to the members u the
dancing community In almost every
town u the county, nud very large
crowd was Ia attendance. The nrst
number % the program was - grand
march by the members OF the physical
culture club under the Instructor. both
the uirmhcia ana the Instructor re-.
criNrd many compliments Following
this were several fancy dances. inciud-
INK the cake walk. Refreshments were
served IN the small rooms on the nrst
iuur. All expressed themselves a. haV-
ins hal an excellent time.
During the last fuw days thcr, has
bccu u remarkable change IN the
weather. A great deal ~ snow has fall
ion and cattle on the range arv suffer-
iuG.
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Provo.
sP"nE'llie burglar Gets i've Year. Hast.
Ing Accident -Coart Eases.

hpeeial Correspondence.
Provo, May i.-Ooorge Thompson. the
Young man arrested In Grand Junction.
"ln'' charged with burglary, commit.
va AZ hpHncville on sunday last. WINS
h.rhlFncd before judge pusenhefry this
s!lniheQi ana the Information rad To
hlh, ho cnierd plea IT guilty aud
w hnnnr sentenced him to nVc years
w state prison. The general upln.
lh here n that the nentenc. Ii rlthnr a
sIu one inartnuch 49, the young man
.raied guilty and did not nut the
Hlhtr 10 much trouble or expense, and
l.,ahhe ~ his youth. sheriff Stnrru
WI take the prisoner o. Salt Lake FRI
gay morning when his thine" COM
gn.fr' The young man seems 10 take
il. Tate very coolly. hut stated that he
'..N expected two or three Year,.
The case ~ A. ~ Raleigh " Robert
T. ,amphell ct al was today disposed
pr ~ the Fourth district court. The
oAfe u for a foreclosure on a mortgage.
mi the plaintiff wnE given Judgment
" default % tho defendants except
Nh, N. A. sheelen. and the action
,.gainsi her was dismissed BY the court.
,, ne description q the property IN guea-
Won was ordered reformed and iudg-
inen' was given plaintiff Tor sIcn. with
,trest az the rate OF 10 pof cent frum
.mly " 1901, amounting 10 if0l,il and
W Tor attorneys fees.
Provo MAN INJURED.
Wednesday afternoon Henry Arrow
.nlih. an employe 81 the Telluride
Tower and Transmission company In
rfoNe canyon. was injured hy being
'',snck with a iiying rock from bust
Tho injured man, IN company With
.'Nefnl others, was engaged construct
wv flHn way over the dam NJ the
company and found II necessary O.
liat ont some % tho large houiiera
llylnF IN the river bed After settling
we charge 81 giant powder the work.
zen retir-d 10 n place ~ safety about
~ teei away A fylng rock caused by
NE explosion, pnsaed over the heads "
nlpat ~ the party and struck Mr. Ar
,,.eWsmith In the small of the back, on
IN" left side, between the hin and ribs,
uhiking the skin and causlng n very
nal hrulse, but breaking no bones, 10
waH knocked down by tho force " the
Nov ana deprived ~ his breath for
,nne time. IIln companions placed him
" wagon and brought him 10 his
.nihr IN this city wherc he Is now rest
wv quite easy but ~ times helng IN
rt,nt pain, Or, Pike u attending him.
mo states that he does not think that
wv patient IN injured Internally.
srENE JONES DISCHARGED,
The case Of the state w Steve Jones
sat for hearing today IN Justice
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UTAH sr0Ak COMPANY Snth.a 4,
hgrgly .rivrn that pursuant 10 Al nf,ie,
~ We hAfd ~ dltsriur n The tiah
.hlh enfnu1nY has llUHu rHIifal. 10 h. fgiI Ia,
Tuesday, thg ~ day ~ NaY. 4 u. In N an.
hnnfuf .nrln't pin|. ~ thf 1ssafnh|r nt M
~ thv iaituf-tisY saints flisInf.s tn|l,.rr
itmpleion hulldlnE, salt Lake rlfr. t'fnh ~
nc plfiritr ~ lfutIdIur r. nHslr N tll,.lfln-
ilun fnf Tho Auultlnunl Hlissk n thIfIv-sls
ihuusAni tto huudfiHi SHARES ION autt1l.
lfesl "a b. issued nt par b the isrrl IN tlirs..
itr. anu % passing ufsln Hl lut|sflnns inri-
d'nlh ~ slrn sulss'fiuinu and fir fi,s
fntlhcailpn ~ Tho 1rtlun " tho har,i u ~.
ftsinfs In relation - the suiI.I lfiufitn 80
ls.unnfr ~ such additional tiIHl
ioiel ihis .isi day u Apfil A y is1
iloRAcl X wiiifNf,' , s.,l,.,s,,
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LOGAN.


Special Correspondence.
Logan. May THE regular meeting
OF the city council occurred last nlrhi
and blk batch of business MAS die.
lpEcl of. The new ordinance pruvid.
ins FOR the lcvyinE Of special ditch
cleaning tax was passed. A new street
IN thH Second ward was ordered oiirurd
ahi the construction ~ a drain az I'M
Tot OF Agricultural College hin.
Aftahfri Tor Recently the marahai
was ordered 10 notify the merchants
that all signs sign posts, and aii III.
Htruciipns On the sidewalks, must be-
removed. This action called forth a
storm OF protest. and last niEht repre-.
rentationH were made 20 the council by
The msrrrurft-. with nv rpmnt that M,
council decided not To enfofcc the or.
dinancc too vigorously.
FUNERAL OF MISS KATE JONES.
The funeral of Miss Kate Jones. wha
dled some days axe. was held this ~.
tefnoon IN the Second ward. and was
marked by an unusually large attend.
hnce and a profuflon of floral onef-
lnEh The speakers were! Dr. u. q.
unNans, fruf, Miller prcst. \ ~. Me.
lrn. and bishop ballard. \ large cnrtcEs
Followed the body 10 IT, nnal resting
place
Judge Heart this afternoon severed
ihH matrimonial bonds existing between
Mary Ann Wood and Henry Mood both
N ihlH city. Mrs Wood was the piain-
un ana alleged doaeriiun The couple
M.ic married IN isal In England.
Farmers from different parts OF the
county report the crop outlook a. rather
lnnr this year, comparatively speak.
lhg a great deal 81 the fan grain
mhlicd on account ~ tho dry weather
lnfi fnli. and IN many cases the spring
grain which has come az H. looking
Nefr rarrcd, although II T. too early
aH YET Ia judge very accurately Of this
ears Yield. one thing seems certain.
n"N'N.t crops VIII not be- nearly -
heavy In cache this year AZ they were
last WV
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THURBER.
May hay Festivals -ceoi aud We, Weather
--Hsturu.d Home.

Special Correspondence.
Thufhsr. wayne 60. Ma, g.--NsHrr.
day was celebrated her. o. MAY day
and through the efforts OF sister Tar.
denrr assisted by Josephine Peterson
sadie Mcekr and Maud strinshuin. ths
children had good time an round. The
May pole was successfully braided and
a splendid program rendered. both
morning and afternoon. At night the
dance ~ which young ana old Joined.
The weather for three days Inns been
extremely vintryi high Winds and
SNOW with low temperature ON Thurs
day last.
Royal nrpnkofhon returned home
from Salt Lake city, whore he has bsen
successfully treated by Or, plummcr
for q compound fracture and dlaloca-
ton 81 the right shoulder.
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CLEVELAND.
uoiicn wedding of rsttiareh Charles
rnisiphst.

Special Correspondence.
Cleveland. Emery County. May !.
-Rclatiycs and fricnda Of Patriarch
Charles Pulsipher and his wife Ann
met at the social hall at II O'clock am.
today In honor Of and 10 celebrate thc
nfticth anniversary ~ their wgillng
day which occurred April GOTH but the
date coming on sunday the entertain
mont was postponed until today ~
" o'clock tables were spread 90 accom-
MEDIATE re- guests a program was
carefully prepared. after singing and
prayer Brother Chatlca pulalphur fri
gave n brief history Of HE life In Utah.
iioing one ~ the pilgrims HE narrative
was very Interesting.
4 very happy DAY was spent. An-
rropriatc songs, rccitntlnna, speeches.
etc. were given and tho honnrod couple
received many very nice presents and
mcmcntuen. a social BAN In the even.
Inn wound up the anniversary.
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SorIor "a srocKnoLnrns.


one, NJ the Northtrn shy Mining COMPANY.
NOTICE q hrrehy given that a meeting
f ilt .iprhloldvls ~ the Nufihcrn sny Mln-
iHH inulHuN I. hereby cillisl tn De- Hold al
tlIH nilcv ~ tho said COMPANY, MrCnfnlrk a
trnuAuN' e Innh, rlruer ~ ilist rpmnlu and
ilfsl .lulh sinul., ,ilt i.akp tity. Iill on
lhi -iiu nat ~ AlnN, lsfi nf N O'Clock N m.
fH ihn nirpnr ~ Amending the nftlflp. NJ
lHHlnF particulars
Aur'p ~. strike ont tho unrd. 'snlt
luhr. hhl luHrit No. liru thunuf Provo"
Article VII Htrihc out tho Wnris ''nna
Wl'Iiun hnu insrfi Doe liru fliVr,uf 'nnr nun.
dnu Hnd tRruiN-uNV thnuslnuf" alsn sfriar
Wi iNN MuHs zone hundred thousand. " nud
lHs.ft TIE lIuu ihonrnf "tHu hundred nul I'D u
ihnu,lndi also strike nut tho unriI, ZION
NNlAe ana Insert In lieu thereof "nfty
Arlloe 81. sribe ont tho word, sat
Lake and insert iu lluu thereof ''pmvo
Alsn ndi Auifle XVIII Ia rad ~ fnilnwsi
''lhAi tur capital Stock uf the Uniunpiiy
may tr a7,s.,ed bt such tlnics, In such
nn.gnnl, and flr. such purposes as tho ll1lrI
ul Trustees may dttcrnilun"
A, liANAufll .ln., SECRETARY.
salt Lake city utah. Aprll u. lsgs ~