davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily camera., 1899-09-01
A C.rr,ciou. lnsnu1.

Mrs, Newlywed-So baby cried while
was out, and you didn't know what he
wantcdp
Uncle Bourbon from Kentucky
Exactly. niece; and don't believe he
knows himself. l tried him on ten
year-old whisky, threc-star brandy and
some applcjack that | put up myself.
hut I'm darncd if he seemed to know
just what he did want,-Judgc.
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Ont of Art.

Shs-Your friend. Mr.. Palette, is an
artist, prcsumep
He-Oh. no; Jack is a hard-working
business man.
Indeed! He was buying tube paints"
"Ycs. ! know. He finishes exhibition
pictures for young ladies at fashionable
boarding schools."-N. Y. World.
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self-rrccludcd from n,.p.rnxcmcn,.

The attorney for the plaintiff in an
action for killing n dog said: Gentle
men of the jury, he was n good dog, n
Incorporating dog, u valuable dog, and
Il does not lie in the mouth of the dc-
fcndant to say he was n worthless cur.
because il is in evidence before you that
on one occasion he offered five dollars
for one of his pups, Case and Com
ment
Daily camera., 1899-09-01
Consumption

In its incipient- stage may be cured. HUD-
YAM has drawn thousands away from the
clutches Of the dreaded disease. Many people
have been restored to perfect health by HuD-
YAN after their cases were pronounced hope
less by the best physicians. You can be cured
Daily camera., 1899-09-01

II yol will. Do not do
lay. Remember that de-
lays Are dangerous. They
Are especially SO in cases
d incipient consump-
ton. Look At these symp
toms. Study them care
fully. Are they ysurs 7
Then you must b cars-
ful. You are within the
grasp Of consumption.
HUDYAN will release
you Take HU d Y A N
now.
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Timely Advice.

Sick Passenger ION the voyage over)
What, oh, what can rdo to relieve my
self Of this scasiskncss?
Old Sea Dog OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IT
up.--Philadelphia North American.
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woPld'. Explosives.

Thirty years ago there were only two
dozen cxplosivc compounds known to
CHEMISTS; now there are over 1900
Chicago Tribune.
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PERSONAL.

p ]. Quealy Of Kemmerer, Wyoming,
is OF the Knutslord.
Orange seely Is up from Castledale
and is stopping at the walker
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Brubaker have
gone 10 Lexington, No, for visit
A. = smith n Mountainous, Idaho,
thinks his state Will be found IN the
Republican column In the next Presi-
Dental election.
Edward w. Clarke, a member OF 'he
Trlbunes local staff, leaves for Butte
on Thursday. lie viii take position
on the Miner which WIN thereby gam
a palnstaking and conscientious worker
The Knutsford register shows s. b.
Hack, New York; Mrs. j. II. MeNu1ty'
A. Wiley. Chicago; Miss smith, w. T.
Smith, Elko. New; Charles r. Kelsey
Mountainhome, Idaho; A. L. Richard
son, Chicago.
These parties are at the Kenyon: {.
II. Heath and wife, Fort Dodge, Iowa
J. q. Hammond. New Haven Pa;
Harry Herrlck. Chicago. Mrs, Z. w.
clark. w. w. Miller. ophir; 7. ]. Dud-
dleson, Pocatello, c. ID. Slocum' MT.
and Mrs. Charles II. Wise, Boston;
Henry Paul, Denver.
L. c. Hamilton, formerly real estate
man Of this city, and now in business AT
St Joe. Is visiting with relatives mere
He eays the population OF 81, Joseph
has been increased by 10000 people
vdn,ir ,ha last eighteen months by the
incoming OF four great packing eslaD,
lshm2ts and that me En-, next e SnO oao WIZ
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ENTITLED TO HIS SEAT.
Roberts Expulsion Would be an I'm
warranted Act by Congress.

II Mr.. Roberts were TO be expelled
simply because he believes in Mormon
ISM" asys the Denver News, the act
would furnish a dangerous precedent,
under which MethOdlsts, Baptlsts,
Catholics or some other Denomination
might be expelled at some future time.
The proceeding against him. however,
Is based on his being an actual polyg-
amist. Even to refuse hln seat on
this ground, The News continues to re-
gard as a dangerous precendent, be-
cause there being no national statute
against polygamy as applied TO the
States or as affecting the qualifications
OF members OF Congress, his expulsion
would be an arbitrary act OF power not
warranted under the general authority
given each house OF Congress under The
Constitution This power, being with
put limit, should be- exercised with ex-
IRENE caution. II is entirely competent
Tor Congress to make a rule that no
man who has red hair shall be admitted
10 a seat. While this would be carrying
the power TO an extreme. Il illustrates
how careful Congress should be In this
matter. In the absence Of any law or
rule as to pOlygamlsts, either as TO Sit
ling in Congress or holding federal Of
ices. Mr.. Roberts Is entitled 20 a seat
All future contests OF this Kind should
be prevented By enactlng a law that no
polygamist shall hold a federal Office
81 any kind or character.
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PROPERTY TRANSFERS.

Abstract Of transfers fled in the coun-
~ recorders office, Salt Lake city, De-
cember IL, 1899;
Kate r. Farrell and husband 10
Walter and Charles Steadman,
warranty deed, southwest quar-
ter Of section "a and south half
Of southeast quarter OF section
"A, township south, range
west +. :. =. . e.. go. ".....si,s0O
Cinnie Bennett to Il. S. Urry, war;
ranty deed, lot II, block II, Lake
View subdivision. :. :. :. -. 100
Preston Free TO Edmond Beel,
warranty deed. part Of south
west quarter OF section 20, town
ship | south. range l east. go. l21
Mary Nielsen 60 Louise Mccarthy,
warranty deed, AXIS rods north
west from southeast corner OF
lot Z, block 8, plat B, etc....,.. ZOO
Josiah Cope 70 Elizabeth Card
well. warranty deed, west S l-3
Of lots 10 70 y, block s, Perkins
First Grand View addition. q. 175
Joseph Bull Jr., 10 W. =. Davis,
warranty deed, Sx2Q rods south
west from northeast corner Of lot
5, block 103 plat A.. -. ..." 1000
Z. o. Lee to W. +. Travis ct al,
warranty deed. 5e9xi4 feet
northeast from rods north OF
southwest corner Of lot Z block
80. plat A.. e.. .-,...,.,,.,..,, gOo
Hans Anderson 10 Utah Central
Railroad company, warranty
deed. water right 10 part Of
southwest quarter OF southwest
quarter Of section g. township
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WANTED A FIGHT
AND COT IT HARD.
An Abusive Peddler Gets a Severe
Trouncing
STRUCK BY AN ATHLETE.
Taken 60 the Police station lie Sought
More Trouble and also Got That
Promised TO be Good.

]. A. Adams, a dangerous and des-
perate character who has given the po-
lice and sheriff no end Of trouble. now
occupies a cell in the city jail, nursing
badly bruised eye, awaiting trial on
the charge OF yagrancy. II appears
that about 10 O'Clock this morning
Adams accosted Frank stephens and
L. c. Wainwright on East Temple
street aud tried to sell them a ring.
He was quietly informed that they did
not want the article, but he persisted
In his efforts TO make sale and f.
nally became abusive. Selling VAIN
wright by the arm Adams dared him
20 90 up an alley and fight, calling him
numerous vile names. Wainwright
made repeated attempts TO shake the
fellow of, but II was no use. Adams
was spelling for a row and he got
81; and got II hard. Young Wainwright
struck him a terrific blow on the mouth
and another on the eye, which sent
Adams TO the pavement as though ne
had been felled with a CLUB.
officer Simpson was soon on the scene
and placed the would-be fgnter under
arrest. At the police station Mr.. Vain
wright said;
II didn't want any trouble with the
man. have never seen him before, but
ne abused ma until l became tired OF
It, and jolted him, and did 1t delip-
erately."
Wainwright was instructed to be on
hand tomorrow afternoon TO enter
complaint against his assailant. VAIN
wright Is the young athlete who was
injured By fall from a trapeze some
time ago and was compelled to have
his head operated upon.
The man Adams Is the fellow who
gave Officer Pack the tussle OF his life
when the latter arrested him about four
months ago. He was also with the gang
raided In the Temple lodging house by
the police, just year ago, when one OF
the gang pulled gun on CHIEF Pratt
He has but recently been released IRON
the county jail where he was sent 10y
Justice Sommer 10 serve sixty days for
stealing some articles OF clothing from
a tent In Parley's canyon.
He made a vicious lunge at oiiicer
Simpson this morning when the latter
searched him. but when Desk Sergeants
Pratt and Smith and Patrol Driver
Armstrong clambered onto various
parts Of his anatomy, Adams howled
and promised to be good.
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SUICIDED AT WELLSVlLLE.
Aged Man Hangs Himself on Account
of Financial Trouble.

Special per Deseret Telegraph.
Logan, Utah. Dec. 12-News was re-
ceived from Wellsyllle this morning
that John Baugh. an old resident Of
that city. yesterday committed suicide
by hanging himself while his wife was
cooking dinner,
Baugh put on his hat. walked out,
not answering a remark addressed to
him by his hrother-in.law, William
Peak. A few minutes later Peak
went to call Baugh TO dinner and
found him hanging by the neck from a
rope attached to the rafters OF the
building.
Peak gave alarm and q coroner's jury
was impaneled, A verdict Of death
By his own hand was rendered.
Baugh was about slNty-Ave years old,
and highly respected by the residents
Of WellsWlle. His wife was frantic,
and was found tearing at her husband
with one hand and her hair with the
other. Baugh had been respondent
OF late over financial reyerses aud this
Is given as the cause Of his deed.
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An agreement has been filed In the
district court consenting to a dismissal
Of the suit brought by Thomas Hunter
against j. II. Conrad ct al to recover
Sli $50 and interest on a promissory
note. Judgment was thereupon rem
dered against the defendant Conrad.
When the action was commenced Con-
RAIDS interest in the Massachusetts,
mine at Park City was attached, but
later dissolved. Hunter then filed a
petition asking that Conrad be declared
bankrupt, but the petition was not
acted upon.
Judgment for the plaintiffs for SIS
S7S interest and costs, and $500 attor-
ney's frees, has been rendered In the
district court IN the case OF w. A.
Clark ct al VS. p. A. II. Franklin. The
action was brought TO recover on two
promissory notes, executed by the
Hope Mining company OF Seattle.
Washington, for an overdraft from
Clark's banking house In Butte.
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JUDGE TlMM0NY'S COURT.

Attorney George Sutherland repres-
mted s. NJ. Whitmore who was arrest
"a on the charge Of making connections
With the sewer without permission, and
inferred a plea OF not guilty Inspector
Spencer Of the street department. testl-
led that the defendant had applied Tor
permit 10 make the sewage connec-
ion but Il was denied him because the
ilty had not accepted Of the work done
N the sewer whore the alleged connec-
ION was made. The defendant, Mr.
Nhltmore. stated that when he applied
or a permit 90 90 the work the In
pecior promised 10 Inspect the work
tut ala not DO so. In REORGANIZATION
witness admitted that he made the con-
ieetlon and prior 10 doing so was adj
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Hewlett Bros. Co.

ylsed by Mr.. Ersklne not 10 do the work
as II wae violation OF the law, Inc
court held that inasmuch as the sewer
vas practically completed the defend
ant had right 10 make the eonnec-
lions, and the defendant was as
charged.
The case against Walter Van Dyne
and Lewis NJ, Linck, charged with hsht-
ing. was being heard when the News
report closed,
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HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS
OF Trial Bottles Of Dr., David Ken
nedy's FavOrite Remedy Sent
Free, for the Asking.
The Only Medicine that Positively Cures Kid.
ney and Bladder Diseases.

BY a special and particular arrange
ment with the manufacturers Of Dr.
David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy
free trial bottles Of this great medicine
for the Kidneys. Liver, Bladder and
Blood, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia and
Constipation will be sent absolutely
free, postpaid, to all persons suffering
from any OF the diseases mentioned
above who viii send their full name
and pestofiice address 10 the Or. David
Kennedy Corporation Rondout, n, Y,
providing they mention this paper
when they write.
whether your Kidneys or Bladder are
diseased Is TO put some OF your urine In
glass tumbler and let II stand q
hours; n II has a sediment or a cloudy
ropy or stringy appearance. II It Is pale
or dlscolored, you do not need q ply.
sician to tell you that you are in a
dangerous condition. Dr. David Ken
nedys Favorlte Remedy speedily cures
such serious symptoms as pain In the
back, inability to hold urine,a burning
scalding pain In passing Il. Frequent
desire TO urinate, especially at night
the staining OF linen by your urine and
all unpleasant and dangerous effects
produced on the system by the use Of
whisky and beer.
DR.. David Kennedy's Favorite Rem.
edy 10 sold by all druggists al sl.Q0 per
large bottle. or six bottles for 500.
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POLICE POINTERS.



John Lindsay evidently mixed drinks
last night. for he was so hopelessly
Intoxicated that to maintain his equilib-
rum was simply impossible. ofiicer
Burt kindly volunteered his services
and assisted John 20 the old rookery'
where he would be free from snares
and pitfalls
An unknown colored man entered L.
NJ. Llnck's saloon last night and In some
mysterious manner caused Walter van
Dyne. headquarters clerk OF the MINI
cavalry. 10 engage In a fight with Linck.
Linck was che better man OF the two,
and the inevitable happened. Van
Dyne was chucked out bodily, and both
men were arrested and taken 20 head
quarters. Llnck furnished bail, but
the cayalryman remained In jail.
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THE GUN PRODUCED.

Marshal Henriod was recalled on the
reassembling Of court this afternoon
He produced the revolver taken from
Smith That and the cartridges were
then introduced by Putnam.
Cross-examined by Mr.. Putnam: Bid
dlecome and Peck took an active part
In the search for the articles belonging
TO Smith found IN the old Pacific mine
at Diamond Could not remember who
picked up most OF the things. 1t
might have been Blddlecome. The rea-
son he selected Blddlecome and Peck
to go with him was because there was
no one else to go. Witness Identified
the spool OF thrad from a mark he
had put on Il at the time he discovered
II in Smiths sack. He expected part
of the reward offered for the arrest and
conviction OF Smith. The morning
after the arrest OF Smith witness had
the defendant put on the coat he wore
when arrested. and took him 10 the ex-
press agent Duggan for Identification.
The witness was not permitted by the
court 70 say whether or not Duggan
identified Smith.
S. II. Frlokelston was the next Wit
ness called. Said he was engaged in
the mercantile business at Diamond,
Knew Smith by the name Of Mcdonnell.
Remembered selling the defendant
some white factory on the 18th OF
August. He was giving his direct
testimony when the News report
closed.
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Lower Court AFFIRMED.

The Supreme court has handed down
an opinion In the case Of r. 7. Majors,
appellant VS. the Oregon Short Line, af-
firmlng the judgment Of the trial court.
Appellant sued TO recover damages for
personal injuries alleged to have been
sustained by his wife. The jury In the
court returned mo cause Of action"
The appeal was taken on the ground OF
errors In the courts charge to the jury.
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JURORS ARE SELECTED.

Jury Commissioners Thomas v. Will
Hams and Arthur II. Parsons completed
heir labors today. and this afternoon
iled with the clerk OF the Third district
he names Of 672 male citizens, residing
N Salt Lake county. From this list
he petit Jurors for the year 1900 VIII
Ne selected by the clerk Of the court as
necessity demands.
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Mrs. Anderson Discharged.

Mrs. Petrea Anderson, who was ex-
amined a week ago as TO her sanity, and
who, the neighbors said was not insane,
has been discharged by Deputy Clerk
Blair The husband OF the wonai
Martin r. Anderson, a stone cutter By
trade says his wife Is not responsible
person and ought 10 be taken care OF by
the proper authorities.
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Why Not?

There is no reason why you
should not use Hewlett Bros
Co. Three Crown Baking Powder
Extracts and Spices. All these
goods are sold al lower prices than
imported brands and guaranteed
10 give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Your grocer sells
these goods and will be pleased
10 fill all orders.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-12
TRUSTEE APPOINTED.
Creditors Of David Nicol Meet and
Name George b. Greenwood.

The creditors OF David Nicol, bank.
rupt OF Murray. met at the office OF
Referee Baldwin this afternoon and
elected a trustee TO handle the affairs
OF the estate. Attorney George b.
Greenwood was chosen 20 I'LL the place
and on qualification will proceed 10
Immediately wind up the affairs Of Mr.
Nicol
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WITH THE JUSTICES.

The case Of smbezzlement against II.
r. Watrous has again been continued
by Justice Sommer. II Will be heard
next Saturday at o'clock
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GUARDIAN FOR AN INSANE MAN.

Attorney L. r. Rogers has petltioned
Judge Hiles 70 appoint William d. Ritter
guardian Of the estate Of John Wall, an
incompetent. Wall was recently COM
mltted to the asylum. In his petition
Mr. Rogers sets out that the Supreme
Court last month affirmed a Judgment
OF the trial court by which wall Is
entitled TO s4.5lJ from the Niagra MIN
ing and Smelling company OF ldaho. IL
Is claimed by petitioner that guardian
Is necessary 20 look after the uniortu-
nate mans interests.
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HAD A PREsENTIMENT.

Judge Powers was oross-examlned by
Attorney Truman and said he handled
and lifted the box with care, as he sus-
pected Il was sent fool TO ensnare.
lie thought OF sending for the police
but he didn't want TO make a fool Of
himself for perhaps 1t would turn out
TO be samples Of ore from his mine.
Anyway he could not reason himself
out OF the impression that the box con-
tanned an internal machine.
Ibid YOU see any OF the contents OF
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IptNl...s.s. ..s.sssss.s.
STATE OF UTAH,
County of Salt Lake

Heber NJ. Wells being first duly sworn
according 10 law dep0ses and says that he Is
cashier Of the above named bans
that the above aud foregoing report contains
u full, true and correct statement Of the con-
diti0n OF the said bank ~ the close of bust
ness on the second day u December, lsyl
HEBER NJ WELLS.
subscribed and sworn 10 before the this
nth day Of December, lseg, -
lsEALl HENRY Z. MEWAN,
Notary Public
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HOODS Pills

On retiring, and tomorrow your d.
gestive organs will be regulated and
you will be bright, active and ready
Tor any kind Of work. This has
been the experience OF others; il
VIII be yours. HOODS PILLS are
colo BY all medicine dealers. Is cts.
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ZI0lS S0VIRlS blnk Z Trust C0nD0ny
TOtal.............,..,,...s..,.
STATE or UTAH
County OF salt Lake

George NJ Cannon being first duly sworn ac-
cordiug " law dep iSes and says that be Is
Cashier Of the sh0Ve named back. that the
above and foregoing report contains fnll,
true nj correct statement Of the condition
OF the sad bank 80 the .ose OF business on
the End day Of Dec, ls.u -.
Subscribed and sworn 70 before me this
IsIALl L. MOTH IyERsoN,
Notary Public.
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Tonight

II your liver is out Of order, causing
Biliousness, Sick Headache, Heart
burn, or Constipation, take a dose OF
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DIED.

TAYLoR.--At Fer,on
, us'h ho, Noy' ~ 1899 Of ihaam%s,y "a,
mes ESTHER Esther Alice, Oldest china !; SEX,
s ana Patience Taylor, AGED , ssrs u IAN,
eleven months and five DAYS sven Ss''s
FoWLER.--In this civ ~.
1879, OF general debllty uLa.lytsnOe' /!
Ter born April q. lsia ilr s sia Fou,
Herefordshire, England p" SalcGrsl.
da run y, ! services e 2ill be held w.a...
ward q" meath. m h,. from the TueS. i.''
speetfully invited 10 attend p'a ave ig.
,o rne remains ,.in,a can be viewed ., #.
t ,Sa asv r es ,sa from 1870 to IA
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SAME on rTAH.

SECRETARY OF sTATEI
I, James T. Hammond, Secretary OF state
Of the state OF Utah. do hereby certify that
the foregoing Is full, true aud correct copy
Of the tatement Of the above named COM
pany' now on te In my Office this eth day Of
December, 1850. j. 7, HAMMOND,
Secretary OF State.
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witness said he found hinge that
corresponded with those used on the
Id Of the box sent to Judge Powers.
Court here took a receT1
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STATE OF UTAH, !

NJ. j. Choesman being first duly sworn ac-
coFdlng TO law deposes aud SAYS that he Is
cashier u the above named bank, that the
ABOVE and foregoing report contains full
Of the said bank at the close OF business on
the md day OF December. Iva
NJ. J. CHEESMAN.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this 18th
day Of December, lsg.
tsEAL) LEWIS u. ROGERS,
Nnfary Iublic
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STATE BANK QE UTAH.

Located 40 Salt Lake City, In the County
OF Salt Lake, State Of Utah. AZ the
close Of business on the 2ud day
o. December, lsA
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STATE OF UTAH,
Report made 10 the Secretary OF State OF
the State OF Utah. OF the con-
dillon Of the
WALKER BROTHERS. BANKERS,


Located at Salt Lake CITY. 10 the County
of Salt Lake. state OF Utah. at the close
OF business on the snd day OF De-
cember, lsJ9
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Petit Lnrnr Ercn.ed.
Am Arreement Reached.

Petit Juror Josiah Burrows has been
excused for the term by Judge Cherry
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STATE or UTAH,
Office Of the
SECRETARY Oh STATE,

I, James 7. Hammond, Secretary OF State
Of the state OF Utah, do hereby certify that
the foregoing Is full, true and correct copy
Of the statement OF the nbove nalaed com.
pany, now on file In my Office this 18th day OF
Dec. lisa j. 4 hAMMoHD
Secretary OF state.
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on TO MANILA. 90 =

The last 1000 OF the - Inn
on TO Manila" detalinSs I,Ssu'pl bosk
ments OF the Utah BALM asAdsis.
Postage prepaid. At y ssa
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STATE OF UTAH,

SECRETARY OF STATE
l. James A. Hammond. Secretary Of state OF
the State of Utah, do hereby certify that the
foregoing Is fun, true and correct copy OF
the statement OF the above named company,
now on die In my office this 18th day Of Dec
1879. J. I, HAMMOND
Secretary Of State.
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