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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-11

"Howf'
"By making your escape with me-.
Polly uttered little cry of joy,
which was checked half way by a
mournful sigh.
what you ask is impossible, Ed
ward, she answered sadly. Indeed /
fear l must have been foolish and for
ward for you to. think so lightly of my
character.
"On the contrary, I respect you high
ly, or would not ask you to become
my wife.
Again she uttered little joyous cry.
"Dd you mean that we should run
off and get married. she asked eagerly
Exactly"
"Oh. my darling Edward.
Interpreting this exclamation as o
consent to his proposition, Robin now
proceeded to arrange the details of their
intended elopement
Can you procure key to my cell
he asked.
Easily"
"When?"
Tonight if You like"
"Good," he exclaimed eagerly.
"Then let it be tonight Gather what
you need for our journey in the mean
time, so that we will not be delayed in
starting. At what hour will you come
for me2'
"About midnight, " she replied "Fa,
Their will be asleep then, and can fitch
the keys from his pocket
''Then so far every thing is arranged,
said Robin "And now to the most
difficult part Of our scheme. In order to
elude pursuit, Polly, it will be neces-
sary for us to procure feet horse and
some kind of conveyance.
"Alas, never thought of that. she
replied. with crestfallen air
''Oh, don't be downhearted about it,
Pollyl" he said laughingly. "Once l
am outside these walls I will find
horse quickly epaurh ="
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-11

EOR SALE-Gl!OCE.Y STOnE WITH WELL
4 established trade. worth s2UDJ year;
good stock of goods with tlsilvery WAGON, two
horses, etc. Write to A. b., Republican Office.
a6.3tI
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-11

L'OR SALE-A GOOD BAY HORSE FOR
Il farm purpose, suitable for atty kind OF
heavy work. apply At lJgo West Eighth strest
from II to Z, or any time after 8 .. IN.
m25tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-11
aIINnA1 EaAINa

Southern kaiTWav 8. y. m. daily
sleepers to New Orleans. Memphis. Tam.
pa and Aiken I. SO p m. daily slccpers to New
Orleans, Memphis, Nashville, via. Asheville
Atlantic coast Line.-12.4s p. m. caily.
sleerers to Charleston, Jacksonville, Port Tam
ia and Macon; 12.5s night daily sleepers to
Richmond and Jacksonville.
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway. Sill p
m, daily, dining car. and aleepers to Gin
cinnAti.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-11

FOR SALE OR RFNT-FARM 1875 ACRES
i in Blackbird Hundred 8 miles from R.R.
station. Farm $50 acres in Pencader Hundred
at keency station. Houses in city-Eleventn
aud Woo'llawn, Z, 6 and rooms, with garden
plots lIUj Lancast sr ave, ~ rooms. store and
dwelling, 1913 Eleventh st. II rooms.
Address !. +. Nichol-, II ghlands Wilmington
Del me- l2teod
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-09

IN limited way for number of Year,.
h sure 10 be an outcome VI the develop
mcnta Ia other lines. A railroad into
Little Castle valley II but question
OF few monthri a steamboat To con.
meet win tho railroad for "A tourist
route south. viii be IN demand then
Not only FOR tho tourist. but copper
n not confined 10 Salt Wash or Fisher
Valleys. but Il Il 10 be- found along the
Grand south to H. junction with the
Green. and through the territory lying
between the rivers, ami a. really reach
these places the river 10 the only prac-
Teal route.
Fow sections In the country today
present A. many business gpenlnEa
and ~ such a variety, aa southeastern
Utah. There are tnc lands yet 10 be
settled. rivers ~ be- nayigated. mineral
reduction plants Ia be- erected. railroads
20 build, and numerous cities and towns
with all that advancing civilization de-
andn
Few sections can boast of ~ yariei
a climate. From almost perpetual
winter 20 perpetual summer In a frw
hours ride on horseback. "a noll produce
ing everything grown but tropical
fruits, a mineral section that n every
day showing 90 De wider and Richer
than dreamed ~ b. the most Hangulue
pr0apector There II room here for
men ~ means, men of energy hnd push.
The morning 81 the second was a sur
prise 10 the people Of this valley when
OF arising they found the ground white
with snow, Considerable damage was
done In some early garden tracts, but
little additional damage war done To
tho fruit.
The work on the river toll road Ia
being pushed rapidly. thero bcing ak
teen men employed therr now. lhe
prospects are good for seeing wagon
pass from one valley To the other over
the road In about sixty days.
The ferry boat at the Mall ford broke
loose last week and Was caught about
one half mile down the river. King
and a force OF men went up Immediate
~ To get It back In place.
Between 800 and $1,000 worth "
fruit trees have been planted IN and
about Moab this spring.
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NEPfiI.
Mountains Of Wool Awaiting nuysr-
husins.s Changes.

Special Correspondence.
Sephl. Junb Co, May s.-MrN fusan
Y. Gates delivered very entertaining
aud Instructive lecture here last even
Ing. under the auspices OF the ". !. A.
Grading on the spur from the forks
~ tho canyon To the auarries % the
Ncbo Brown Stone company Will be-
sin IN the morning. Measrr. sparks.
uioldahrouRh and Caxicr Of this city,
have the contract. and they say that
work viii be- pushed ~ rapidly a. pfae-
ticabic.
a great deal NJ wool IL piled up In
town waiting for buyers. From nine
10 ten cents has been offered. but the
growers feel luath 10 soil at those ne
urun. and are holding their clips hop
lng the market will Improve.
In u few days the well known nrm
~ &. Andrews a co. will make some
changes In Ia personnel, Peter urraygs
81 sanpete, aud A, n. Mucunc of this
place retiring. and W. a, Ray 81
Doscrci Willard county, buying In. Tho
flrm viii be known na Hay, Andrews
a Co. with headquarters and principal
place of business stu IN this city. ATT
urcayea viii continue In the wool and
grain business on his own hook In Han-
pete. MIR. McCune will remain hero
until fall. and then move his family 10
Denver, where he intends starting In
business.
supt II. 4. Kerr Of the y. y. V. ny,
n In town today arranging tho details
for tho rock quarry extension of his
ruad
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orphan Asylum. a commanding struc-
tut" mat u the source 81 much pride.
me Fanny Alton Hospital az Iiuriing-
Ton and church witch IN considered
W. hncHt IN the state.
iilH kindshenftcd drfiro 60 be- ~ ser
Vice "a the people md the great sin
'rtilN mat hfrnthDs through every line
% bishop Michnud'a recommendation
OF ialne'H celery compound ought 10
leave no doubt In nuloneH mind OF
the tremendous superiority ~ Paincs
celery compound over nii the remedies
that have recently huen rlnmnrlng for
attention.
falnn'r celery compound viii make
you we'll. and enable YOU 90 stay ~.
The system strengthened, purified
and regulated hy this greatest ~ reno.
dies VIII resist an invasion nf diseased
There " No household that can AFFORD
o. b. without n. Its praises have
been sounded by men and women Ia
every walk ~ lifo-hy tho wraithieHt.
the most famous, ana by the humblest.
but equally grateful
fhinr'H celery compound II within
the reach ~ every one, II IN "a simple
matter 10 test ~ astonishing efficacy.
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EL.SlNORE.
HAD Hood DrewinT, Leading to serious
Trouble.


Special Correspondence.
l;lSlnore, seyier County, May g.
Trouble " brewing between q. w.
Snyder and ], r. Camp, Last Sntur-
day, while snyder was loading his
Winchester, Camp passed the saloon
and tho rifle went on accidentally 90
Of course. a few minutes later Rny-
der came out on tho platform In front
Of the saloon and iryeled the gun on
Camp. saying something like this. De
fond yourself, YOU -," hr. Camp
ruHticd Fun TO defend himself. lie
was arrested about block from the
field Of action and soon lot loose again
Il seems the marshal was In doubt
which one 60 protect, the aggrcasor or
the defender. The Justice and mar
shall went 10 lllchnrld yesterday 10 sec
the prosecuting attorney. Mora trou-
bic Il anticipated.
Mr, Camp In the former editor 81 the
fevier County Times and SIR. Snyder
Il our aaloankeepcr, quite wen known
In different parts OF this section and q
bosom frlond ~ Attorney Weaver Of
fpringyille, Camp accused snyder OF
having a dirty hand In a trade between
Weaver and Smith from Oklamomn.
In which Mr.. Smith lost his farm aud
home worth In tho nelghborhood OF
5000, and came out here ruined man.
AR. Smith has large family.
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OUR OWN STATE.

came In from the West yesterday
morning and went through to his
home.
Mrs. Y. Bailantyne and family. for
many years residents Of this city. left
yesterday morning for Menan. Idaho.
where they will make their future
Charles oreenweii. the butcher. has
returned home from TIP through
Cache Valley In search Of something
TO slaughter. He says beef cattle are
scarce and high. and crop prospects
good.
bishop Edwin slra,ford was out sun
day and able 20 attend fast meeting
FOR littls while. the FIRST time In i've
months.
County Superintendent Wilson had
his pocket picked Of q watch while
witnessing the base ball game sunday.
Another man also lost a watch on the
same occasion.
A demented dcrman was picked up
at the Union depot sunday. upon his
arrival from the West, and taken to
the police station 10 be cared for. Ills
rendition was caused by worry over
the recent death of hir wife and change
Of altitude. lie II bound for Franklin.
". Y. ana has with him n little 3-year-
old daughter. The doctor says he will
be all right In a day or two.
Deputy sheriff Joe Bailey went 20
brigham city yesterday afternoon 20
bring back Eliza Marlin. a gypsy wo.
man who was arrcntcd there upon the
charge OF obtaining money by false
prctenses from q Mrs Sampson In this
city. n Il alleged that she uniawfniiy
appropriated the sum 81 $500 last sum.
mer and more recently % ring and ".
tarah. wife ~ William g. Parker aEcii
90 years, died sunday ut her home In
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AMERICAN FORK.
Death Take. Awsy Promising Young
Police Court HAY.


American Fork. May s.-i,rothcr and
Sister Baane lost their tcn.yrar.old son.
Wiiford. lie had been suffering from
brain fever for several days and finally
ruccumbcd Ia that disease Monday
morning at ! o'clock. Wiiford was
quite a bright little fellow and his par.
ents have the sympathy Of the people
The family came here from the South
,rn States two or three Year, ago,
The annual anniversary ~ our sun.
day school will be- held In the thvaicr
hail here at 10 a. M. and 2 y. m. next
sunday.
Justice !. J. Jackson has been doing
quite "a land office business lately Ia
his court here. Last week I'd. camp.
bell and Walter Mitchell plead guilty
10 fighting and were each fined u,
Yesterday william kirkham and
Moronl Peck. both from Lchi, under
took 10 take morv than their share "
liberty by driving Mt an unwarfanted
rate ~ speed on our street. They wcfc
arrested by Marshal fngcfrol Upon
being arraigned they each entered a
plea Of guilty. kirkfnm was nncd
1870 and Peck 81.
Hyrum AdamHon changed hia plea ~
not guilty TO the eharEv u selling cider,
10 one Of guilty and sentence will b.
pronounced today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-09

Who will doubt tho wonderful eiiioa-
cyf u raine'H celery compound In the
face ~ the following endorsement from
the bishop u the diocese of Hurting
toni
Wells. Richardson s CO.,
ucntlcmeni.-t have been asked why
I recommend paine'a celery compound,
and desire 10 put on record frankly
my reasons Tor this endorsement, hop-
inE that my words may inspire those
readers who need health and strength,
with faith 10 Wy palnr's celery coin
pound and prove 20 themselves IL
Nufth.
AZ the Fanny Allen Hospital, an In.
ntitution In which I am deeply inter-
eHted. ralne's celery compound has been
used successfully,
The sisters Of Mercy NJ Mount ~,
Mnry'H Academy on Mansfield avenue
rely upon palno'n celery compound AZ a
tonic and rtrength.Eiver,
In my own household. ono Of the do
meHtica has taken raino'H celery com
pound Tor liver trouble of long standing
and says. 1t has done more good than
any other medicine"
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inspiring picture than that Of the same
woman when the spirit Of renewed life
comes To her again and holds up before
her the jewels OF hope, and the regal
garments Of rcjuycnaied health and
happy complete womanhoodl
chad been sufferer Tor mofr than one year
with sever. dsprsssing. pains 10 ny sglnb,,
says Mrs Annis T. Mathews lady living A
50 broadway, Newport, ". l.. IL a thAnk1nl lei.
Ter 10 pf, v v figrte, Of nuhAln, y, y. ~
seemed 70 have no life OF eneFgy, ! was always
"a, times I suffered 70 much thought ,ha,
death would be better flr me- had tried doc.
tors aud different kinds Of medicines but All
failed 10 do me any gooi I commcncsd 10 take
Dr rffcr's rAyoric prescription aud also hi.
srriiets,' aud had nuiy iaken one bottle when
I felt much better, When had iateu foaf I
irlt entirely well, I continued 10 take Il and to-
day am III every way well woman, aud have
found that life u worth living, 10 all wqmen
who suffer with any womb trouble would nee.
ommend this medicine thank the Lord that
such Doctor a. pr. iiercs was l'oFu.'
Delicate, pain weary women need not
hesitate 10 write 10 Dr Pierce. All com.
munications are accepted IN absolute eou-
hdence; never published without expfras
permission and always answered with
earnest consideration to give the best pos.
sible advice Of which a lifelong pfofes.
flonal experience Il capable. Such advice
V absolutely free,
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,ALLIy yIhw MiSisu AND MILL.
iNO COMPANY.

Location u principal place OF busi-
mess Salt Lake city. Utah.
Notice IL hereby given that at meet
ing ~ tho company hCld un the bth day
OF May 1883, on assessment ~ 4. cent
pof share was levied on the capital
stock " said corporation. payable aH fol-
lnNHi y cent prr share on or before
Thurdny the Nh day uf June. 1893.
aud + cent per share on saturday. the
hih day ~ July, 1879, 90 u. q. calder,
lecrrtary, az the ufiice ~ company, No.
a. west First South street, Salt Lake
city Utah, Any stock upon which this
assessment may remain unpaid on tho
hth day ~ july, 1893, viii be delinquent.
ana advertised FOR Htle az public nuc.
ton, and unless payment 10 made. viii
," sold on Monday. the 9Th day OF
August, 1893, az ~ o'clock noon. To pay
dellnlugnt assessment together with
Gusts OF advertising and expenses OF
safe
tslgnedl ID. q, CALDER,
No, a. west First South street. aalt
Lake city Utah.
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Sor,or or ASSESSMENT

Aurnfa MINING tuwnany. principal place OF
hnsiusss salt Lake ttfy'tfah Mines slt-
uhtsd NJ NafYsyaie. ifufr County. tab.
Notice 4 henany given that 10 ncvunT ~
tho nirsrtnrs ~ the Aururs Mining Oumpany,
held Aufll ID. -. AZ Nu - North Main ~,
salt Lake tity, assessment No a ~ nno-half
cent pr shnfr vas levied On the capital sffs'k
81 ssld rHupany, payable lmme,ilatvly 20 N.
sHs'rtafy ~ the numuanN ~ salt Lake titr.
Utah Auy stp'A un whirh this assessinsnf
may fvmaln unpaid On tlio IL ~ June. Will
y dellWIurnt aud ADVERTISED fuf sale ~ pub
W. auction. AMI unlrsa uaYmrut y uihds be-
fufr viii ~ -pld un June IS. i-l1. ~ pay the
drlinuurut assessment, tnrutlef with uisi u
advertising AMI rAITnsc ~ ale. liy orlcf ~
Board ~ ulfssfnrs
JAMES ~ STIRLING, sscy..
oN. Main ~, salt lake city.
Dated May I. isa
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Noricr 10 srocKnnrnrn-.

UTAH sruAR COMPANY. Notice Il
hff'hN HlNrn that pursuant 20 ma order
uf tho lsuam ~ dlnFfufz ~ tho Utah
sugar COMPANY. a u'khnldurs' meeting uf
said rpmpany has t-'Uu called 10 h. held on
Tuesday, the VII day ~ May. 4 ~. i-il a. the
huuf ~ lo'rlnrh pm ~ the assembly RON
~ tho iatirf-tlay Saints uusiurss College,.
1pmnletnn bulidlng, salt lake tltyt Utah, Tor
the purpfsr ~ rrutldlng mode u suhs'rlp.
ton In The additional stock ~ thirfy.sls
thuusand Eve hundred sharss ~. IN. author
bed e. d. Issued NJ par ny The hari uf dirvr-
tufss aud - passing ufstn 80 questions Incl
dental 80 such subscription. aud fuf tho
ratification " the action " thu hnart ~ Al.
rf'tnfa iu ftlAtluu " tho suhsrflptiln aud
Issuance ~ such additional @turk.
Dated tbs iisi day n Apfil, \. ~ I'D.
NfpuNI % rANNuN President
HORACE u. WiilrNEY, secretary.
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MOAB.


A trip from Moab down the Grand
river Ia Its junction with the Green
river at the head OF the cataracts,
says the Moab Times. could be sur
passed In but few places In the world
for grandeur OF the scenery. The river
for that distance and for hundred
or morc miles up the Green river II
Manageable for light draft steamboats,
such as run on the Ohio river.
n can bo but a comparatively short
with ease ana comfort, with guod hO-
tel accommodations at the cataraetE,
This section IN now lust beginning
to be known 20 the world. the min
erai wealth IA attracting. and win con-
tinue 10. in an Increased ratio, men
from al parts of the country. The prac-
Green rivers. which has been talked III
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NOTICE J. hereby given thnt q meeting
81 tho STOCKHOLDERS " tho ltr-ton-
Nevada Copper company corporation,
has lptu called and Nlll h. held Nc
fhc ofirc ~ The rlmuany, tupm TO Mccormick
building, salt Lake city, Utah. ON the 18th
Jay 81 May, ~. n uclfck pm, Tor the pur-
EN.uf amending Article VI ~ tho Articles
~ Incorporation n sald COMPANY, b. In
rrcnsinr Tho plf value ~ the shares ~ .hs
capital stnTk ~ aid company frum ten cents
pr shffu a. one Dol lar uUf share
llINiil riEHtfs prsidcnt
lu-Eril stEsEi, s~'rctary.
Dated April %. i.a.
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Oihcc ~ tho Northern rry Mining Company.
NOTICE q hrrHhy given that a meeting
# the stprkhn'ders ~ The Nuthufn suy Min
lur 'unpanY o. hereby called tn BE- Held 81
tho unicu y the said ciimpanv. Nctnrnirk a
,umpauN's Hank. rnfugr ~ Rat Temple aud
lirst Sluih streets. ~alt Lake city, ttah. on
tho -iri day ~ MAY, iTa "a % u'rlr'k a m.
fuf Tho uufusn - Amending the articles ~
Incorporation ~ The said clmpany In the fni-
luulnf PARTICULAR
Aftiriu ~ strife ont tho Nurts salt
Lake" nnd insert ln liru thereof "i'riyn."
Articlr VII ~iflhc out iliu words ''ona
miilinn" aud iissri Ia lluu thereof "nnr hun.
drd and TWENTY .htu thuusHud" alsn strike
out the words "uuu hundr,sl thunlaud." and
iusrft iu lien thcruf 'ten hundrii aud my
thpusandV aisn strike out tho uuris ten
ddlaE" and insert IN lieu thercni any
cent"
Article ~. strike nnt the word. .sait
Lake aud insert ln leu thertld Prove
Aisn add Afticir NNtti. IN mad A. fnllovsi
That tho capital rtfk ~ the Company
may H. assessed N such times. IN such
amounts and fur snrii pufpisus ~ the nnard
~ Ifusirsia may drfefiulus."
a liANAtIil IN. s,cfuttry.
salt lake CITY, Utah. Apfii j.. TOO.
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The ancients believed that rheuma.
tism was the work OF u demon within
a man. Any one who has had an at
tism viii agree that the innlctlon u
demoniAe enough TO warrant the belief.
II has never been claimed that Cham
berlaln's Pain balm would east out
demons, but II will ours rheumatism.
and hundreds bear testimony TO the
truth OF this statement. one applica-
tion relieves the pain. and this quick
relief which II affords 70 alone worth
many times u syst.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.

The annual meeting n the storkholder. ~
ulc i.Auurr MILLING company Will he held In
The oihcc u VIM. n. Preston. salt Lake CITY,
Monday, NAY ist, NJ 2 o'clock pm, for tho
rurppse ~ niccting directors -nd other Of
The -. fcinfy's fgpprt and 10 transact any
other btsines. that may come beforu the
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PROVO.
County nusisess Utah County Assessed
Valuation. -wssstsh water salt.


Provo, May 9..-Thc board of county
cotiiniisi' here were In session ycatef-
DAY ard transacted the following husi.
mes.
\ communication was received :roia
Y, w, Metcalf. superintendent Of school
ior tho e,af At ogden. asking for
TRANSPORTATION for Martha Davis.
James oariner resigned a. Justice Of
the peace Of Goshen precinct.
James l., firown, county supsfiutcnd.
cnt Of schools. communicated that the
schools would need about $4,000 for
school purposes for the next school
year and recommended that the levy be
one MIL hlsher than last year Taken
under advifemcnt.
sheftn Store was allowed go for n
contingent fund. lie also reported ON
contingent FUND for April.
Commissioner J. r. Mciswan was al
Lived -. ~ account OF ineniid - TO-
county physician.
The following sums were collected IN
the different oiilceai
County rrcordcr ..... ...... ....f it2.eo
inuhty clcfh ssssss.. sees. sees. lN'ss
county hhefin ..... secs. -. =. iloo
county Attorney 90. -. $50. =. 600
The county treasurer reported a. fol-
lows
General fund. balance ........,s.sss.s Il
County superintendent ~
schools, contingent fund SEQ. als %
County treasurer school fund. 5's.ii
Jesse knight was appropriated SO
which was paid ar taxes on the Uncle
Sam mine.
a. N. Davis was allowed t2ss.oo on
iniirmary maintenance. a large num-
Der u claims were allowed.
The total assessment this year ~
Utah county IL ticli, 800. n IL divided
among the. different districts OF the
county ~ fol'-vsi
Fairneld. 1879, Manning. ,siiio,
Cedar Fort. ta0.ai0. t.ehi, 500, 800, Al
pine. - leo Highland. tit,ii0, Amori.
can Fork, fcGf,si0i Pleasant Grove.
View, $3.50. vineyard. tco.l00. Prove.
il,iss $50. Provo precinct Outside city,,
1891. go, Spnngvile, $50, SEQ, Mt Nebn,
5000. Goshen, fiilss Santnquln,
ti0l.i1o. Spring Lake. S.. 500. pnyson.
tteo.sto; nenjamin, tisi.sio, Lake shore.
tisa.sio, salem, tiiigoo, spanish Fork
isli,eioi Maplciun, tih9.lioi Thistle,
is1isol Clinton. $4,000 Tucker. $780,
Cotton. $50.
wAsATCH WATER SUIT.
Judge Dusonborry today signed the
decree In the big water ease from Wa
satoh county, whioh Involves all tho
waters 81 the Provo river In that coun-
~. The ease was entitled the wasatch
Irrigation company 81 Al W Edward
fulton 81 al. There are over one hun
dred and nifty people Involved ana was
q three cornered fEht. The ease was
tried last war In iiober city. The
findings OF fact and conclusions of law
Il very iansihty. but the main points
nrei
The court finds that a cubic foot OF
water per second for each sixty acres, II
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AssrssmrNr Soric,,

River side canal Cnuplny. location ~ prin.
gIfal place ~ huslntrs, SAT- Lake tity,
Utah
NOTICE E hereby given that AZ q meeting
~ thr lizard ~ directors held IN tho !ith N
Aurl ifH. nn ussrasWuut ~ unn dollar puf
nliHfv HAa irFlrl un thu issued sfnrk ~ ihr
corporation. payable uu or hfiuru Inno ~ fsiu
~ Angua q cannon, TREASURER, n aud ~ y
Main ft, salt lake tltY ltah. Any stock
uunn which THIS ussnssniUnt may frtnHln uu.
paid uu Iunn q ~, viii b. delinquent and
advertised TOR sale 40 public auction. and uu-
lVss nHYmeutl l. made hginru VIII be- snld un
the llfh ~ lune, lsin, AZ l2U'cluch noon Ia nay
the delinquent asscssnrut together With the
cat NJ adNrttlsiuF hnd uhponse ~ sale
ANGUS J, CANNON, secy.