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SoTic, of srorsuoLprns MEET


NOTICE i hereby given that general
mNf thug ~ the u vAiuliiufs ~ the Nfand
uulch Mining coiupauyh corporation under
the laws 81 itah. viii ic held ~ the COM
salt Lake Cliy. Utah, on tho End day ~
December ts1l, NJ fo'clnrll D. m. ~ said day,
for tho purpose u considering and voting
upon the following proposed amendments 20
the articles ~ Incorporation of said COM
no amend Afticlc :. by substituting tho
words ''siO.000 shares ~ the par value ~ $50
cnch," Tor tho words ''ei.1o) shares " to.uo
~Tnamond Article 20 read a. follows.
Tho Onicrrt of this lmpany shall consist ~
u president, vice. president u board u seven
tD directors. "A sictrtafy aud u treasurer.
each Of whom shall bo stnckholdur In tho
company
d 'Tn'rcpcai Articlot,
la'ru amend Article . To- rrad ns follows
'sfhc directors shall be- elected by the stock-
holders. The president yico- president sec-
rotnry aud ir,asur,r shan h. elected hy tho
b ard NJ directors the prusidcnt aud vice.
president frim their nuuilscr, aud oil olec-
lions shall hr by ballot The term uf Office
uniiltheIr suctes.nr. shall be- eloctednnd shall
hnvt qualified. The annual meeting Of stock
hnldofs Tor tho election OF uhicvrs aud for
the TRANSACTION 81 such other business ~
may come before II shall DO held az tho office
county, Utah, IN the nrst Monday IN frh-
funry In each year % . O'Clock y. M, Four ~
members NJ tho board 81 directors shall con-
s,liuic quorum Tor the Transaction Of bnsi-
moss"
b. 10 repoal Artlclos
To rvICal Articlris
Aud for the trnnsnrtlo lon ~ such other busi-
moss ~ my properly cnmo before said meet
THOMAS ". JENNINGS. President
JAMES D.. JENNINGS secretary.
Dated this 2lst dny NJ Novrmbur lail
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was nominated ns president of the club.
with WIN. -. johnson Of Diiz. vice
president. and ~ Eyrine. j. 9. bentley,
II. Pratt, Dr. kcat and 7. ". Marilnuau
"a an executive committee. nnd Scnor
NJ. \. SANG, secretary, all OF whom were
unanimously sustained.
MEMORIAL To PRESIDENT DiAZ.
Secretary sanz presented a memorial
10 President Dilz. praying him 10 ac-
cept fcnomlnail1n 60 the presidency Of
this republic. 10 the desire ~ every
Mormon c0loulst In Mexico, and after
duo consideration II was unanimously
adopted, aud signed by all heads OF
families present
To the wise and firm administration
Of President Diaz may be aHcrlbcd the
wonderful prosperity ana Advancement
~ Mexico DURING recent years; and his
continuance In office FOR another term
insurea continued business stability and
national prot pcrlty Tor time 20 come.
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Salt Lake. lie viii return to Cache
Valley iu n Tow days.
Hon. Abel John Evans and Hon.
robert inplsh are up from utah ooun-
~ today.
Bishop Lnnnhnn OF the Catholic do
cese ~ cheyenne " the guest of Bishop
Scaulnn foe Tow days.
W. y Knox. Beaver. II. y. chrlsten.
sen. Mnrcurs Otto Eilcr. bingham, and
r. g. brewer und wife. New York. are
at the walker
The cullen register shows the names
Of Miss g. u sullivan. bingham; George
Fillmore. Elkn. Nevada; Morris Mcfar-
land. Drlalno, Idaho. WIN. suffer re-
public Washington.
There nrc ut the Kenyon Henry Lhl-
onfoid Chicago: H. ~. Nile, omaha, u.
u. Strf henson. Cincinnati, y. Fichmnn.
New York; !. a. Ionfhall and wife.
ilozcman, Mont; l. II. swcetser. Mini
doka. Idaho. W. IL. Thornton. New
York
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OUR NEICHB0RS.
briggs, IDAHO.
In the Teton Valley Nearer Railroad IA.
eiiities-iair Crops aud Prosperity.

Special Correspondence.
Driggn, Fremont Co, Idaho. Dec. -
The o, =. l.. railroad IL within 40 miles
OF tho Teton valley. RcNbufg will be
our nearest shipping point. one days
drive Will put us on the ears This
VIII be much more convenient than the
long 15-mlle drive 60 Market Lake.
The Teton valley II fast building up,
ana people feel encouraged as 10 the
future. The grain crop this year foll
a little snort uf the average. but the
hay held out fully as woll as other
years.
This II fast becoming n sheep coun-
try. Several ranchcrs have sold out
their cattle and have gone Into the
sheep business, This means others will
follow.
The past summer was ona OF the best
for many years with the tourist trade.
considerable money was left among the
Einchcffi by them.
our sohoola are running In full order.
and the children seem to III happy.
The health OF che people was never
better.
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MESA. ARIZONA.
Death OF rme nste,. a usau,ifai Daughter
of Zion.

Special Correspondence.
Mesa. Maricopn Co, Arizona, Dec.
I've have 10 record that another Of
lions fair daughters has passed away
after long. weary and painful sick
ness. Sister Ellie lIakcs. beloved daugh-
ter OF President Collins II. and Mabel
Ann Iinkcs. died Nov. 2ist. at y. m.
She had been suffering from cancer In
the breast for about "A year her parents
and friends did all In their power Tor
her comfort and restoration TO health.
In October last she had n severe attack
of plurisy from which she never wholly
recovered, aud although the cancer had
nearly all disappeared. the other all
mrnt was more than her frail holy
could endure and she passed peacefully
away IN her fathers arms without the
least struggle
Sister Ellie iiakcs was one Of those
sweet spirits VI whom Il could be truly
said she had no enemies, but loved by
all who knew her, and above all was u
true f.attor-day Saint and a faithful
sunday school worker.
She was also counselor In the primary
association, always prompt and encr-
gctlc In every calling placed upon her
and too much cannot be- said In her
praise as q dutiful daughter.
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WOOL.

nradstrcots Wool Review says; The
good demand for wool continues, and
the weeks sales, Notwithstanding the
Thanksgiving holiday, have proved
large. About is.OO0.0O0 pounds were sold
In Boston the past week, while the
prices obtained have been hlghor than
at any timo yet On this upward move.
The London auction wool sale opened
November 2S, ana prices averaged II
per cent higher than at the september
close. a small supply OF African sold
TO the continent at 10 per cent advance,
with fine and medium crossbrcds at IL
per cent and some lower crosHhreds ut
20 per cent above the previous close.
Only about ii2,000 bales to be sold. This
advance Just about covers the mark-up
In this country during the past two
months, and operators look for further
advance. The Boston sales this week
show about 100000 pounds OF Territory,
Texas and California taken, with prices
at the close at about the basis OF $50
20 cents. Fleece woods, washed, are
quoted about cent higher. best ohio
delaines being quoted up TO 40 cents,
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SKETCHES OF MISSIONARY LIFE.

This is the title OF a handsome little
volume. written By Elder Edwin +.
Parry, recently Of the presidency OF tho
European mission. and Just published
by George q. Cannon and Sons com
pany. II isa volume Of anecdotes from
the mission field, many OF them OF re-
cent occurrence, narrated or happening
writer. They are OF especial interest
and benefit to the youth Of Zion. as
they Illustrate many Of the wonderful
providonoes OF the Lord In tho promui-
cation Of His Gospel The printing IN
the book II clear, ON the fine paper, ana
IN bound In neat and handsome cover,
II would make ftting holiday pres
vnt.
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COL0NIA, JUAREZ, MEXICO.
visit of Aposti. woodrnu Political Club
Memorial To President Diax.
Special Correspondence.


Colonla Juaroz. Mexico, Nov. 20.-''hc
people OF Colonla Juarz have Just en-
joycd treat Ia tho recent visit of Apos-
tie Woodruff and Mr.. Mccune. the lat
ter travelling In tho interest OF the Y,
l.. NJ. l. association. on sunday morn
lnE. the s6th inst, Elder Woodruff adj
drpsaod the sunday school very lnstruc-
lively. followed by Mrs Mccuno In her
happy and pleasing style, Brother
Woodruff occupied tho full time Of tho
regular afternoon meeting In an excel
lent discourse. the house being nlled TO
overlooking,
In the evening was held special
conjOint session OF tho Young Mems
and Young Ladies' Mutual impOVe-
mont associations. and the time was al
most entirely occupied by our visitors,
Mrs. MeCunc gave "a very interesting
address, followed by n song by Miss
Esther coombs. Tho Mexican national
hymn was then sung In spanish by Mrs.
NJ. Bentley, Mrs, =, Clayson and Misses
Nellie TURKEY and Lillian Haws Dur
ing Its rendition the audience arose In
ita honor. as Nv the Mexican custom
Whenever their national anthem In per-
formed clther vocally or fundamentally,
Mcxlcans dearly prize the liberty 10
dearly bought by bloody and ruthless
tonyoars war, and seem much more
patriotic than Americana.
Apostle Woodruff closed the evening
cNefoecs by an address repletc with
good Instruction and announcement,
ON the 2Sth our visitors go 10 visit
the mountain wards, PachocO and Oar
ella, aftor which they viii visit Dublan.
Diaz, and the Saints In oaxaeai state
Of Sonora,
POLITICAL CLUB ORGANIZED.
on the Goth inst meeting was called
To consider the adyisahllity OF forming
political club. In order 20 give our
eolonlsls political status In Mexico,
aud after discussion II was moved aud
unanimously carried that such an or
ganization DO effected. A. w. WINS
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COAL FOR THE POOR.

The poor OF the Twentieth ward will
be well supplied with fuel during the
coming winter II the committee, who
have this matter In hand. meot With
the success they expect. Mr.. q. u. Saw
age is chairman OF the committee,
which intends to give nm entertainment
In the Twentieth ward assembly rooms,
Wednesday Dec. goth. Judge Powers,
a member ~ the ward, has been placed
ON tho program for an address and
many new and amusing fcatures also
make up the program.
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PLEASANT GROVE.
sad Death Of Holder Peterson, a From.
ising Young mau.

Special Correspondence.
Pleasant Grove. Utah Co. Dec. o.
The sad news came to his parents yes
terdny afternoon that Holder Peterson.
son or n. T.. Peterson, had been killed
at Provo by falling under the wheels
u Denver a RIO Grande railway
car while engaged ~ brakeman On that
road. Holder was reared IN this town
ana gave promise ~ "a line career, he
had attended the -. Y. academy and
other places ~ learning. and this sud-
den taking on has plunged his family
and the community into deep sorrow,
lie was unmarried. The sympathics ~
the whole nclghborhood 30 out for the
bcrcuvcd household. Bro. Peterson
II the third young man that has
been Killed by accident the last few
months residents Of this town.
Pleasant Grove has furnished III cars
Of beetA for the l.chi Sugar factory
averaging twenty tons per ear.
Elder WIN. u. West. LEFT here on
"wednesday To M u mission TO the
Eastern States.
WILL BANQUET THE PARENTS.
The teachers. assisted by the trustees
OF American Fork schools. will treat
the parents Of the students 10 u ban
Duct next Friday night. 18th inst. at
the Central school house. the building
VIII be neatly decorated for the oc-
cnsion, a program will be given and
"A line time IN anticipated.
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Doscrci aud salt Lake Agricultural and Man
ufuctufing Canal Company, salt Lake
Cty, Utah

NOTICE ishofuhy given TINT AZ a meeting
VI the dlrvctnrs held ou tho 10Th day ~
November isul. an ASSESSMENT ~ hfty cent.
per shnrr Wns levied on the capital stock ~
the corporation payable On ~ before tho nth
dny NJ nurvtninf. 100 To L.inhn NuttalLsrc-
fctnry nn1 treasurer a. Tie NV Office ~ Ter
rusun a Cannon. lnt IVmplrtnu nag, SAT-
Lake CITY, Utah. Any si0rk upon which TIL.
assUssinvnt may rrinnln uupald on the s;nd
tlun. aud unless payment i made hyfur,, viii
b. sold IN the iati day 81 January, iyp ~
nay the dpllnuuent assessment together with
tsTAtl 4. IONS NtTIAl4i..
sssrvihfy uessrct mud salt Lake Agricultural
and Manufacturing Canal Company.
ONCE NJ lOi rcmpiptun Building, SAT- Lake
CIV. tItal
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Notlco j. hereby given that at a mooiing ~
tie board ~ dirsvtpr. ~ the International
Minlnr company. held In ralt Lake city, lie.
C.uhrf I'll. isni. an assessment ,of unu-hhlf
go cont ner share vas lev led an the capital
sinrs ~ the said corporation. payable ~ the
ulllUu ~ said rninuluy. M ~ Mrst second
stock uInu when tho assessment shall re-
mnln unpaid on the sth day ~ January ipl0.
will BE- Delinquent and Advertised for sale NJ
on the glti day ~ January Lon. a. pay A.
scssmeut and ensi " ADJ uft lsing And expense
" sale. -. y. =. nAlLlL President
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Victims TO stomach. liver and kidney
troubles ms well as women, and all feel
the results In loss OF appetite, poisunH
headache and tired. listless, rundown
feeling. Hut there's no need TO feel
like that j. W, Gardner OF Idayille,
Ind. says; Electric Bittera are Just
the thing for n man when he don't care
whether he lives or dies. II gave mo
new strength and good appetite. | can
on life" only 30 cts, at Y, g. NJ. !.
Drug Dept. Every bottle guaranteed.
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HUDYAN CURED HIM.

NOV NfiftNfl Ia
DEAR siRsi an fiad 10 - that NY nhsu.
matism Il cured. thanks 10 iiuhNAN. I work
even day nov IN al tinds q weather, ADD dpnt
have 10 sufer for u. Aui satfy that I did not
learn u iuprAN ysar So, for Il would lave
satei me mueh fnl~f and sufefine. feel that
an p.tmsusntiJ cured, and san fseomiq.nd
UupNAN, ", Y. blossom.
nuDYAN cures nhsumatlsm because Il caun-
terscts ahd sapsi, frum the system those acids
thst accumulate IN the blood ani that cause The
usin and inhammatiob. These Ioisonaus acids
create heart disease soonsf of later iiubNAN
prevents that serious eompiicatian. n yon hste
palms aches nc innammstion 10 Prints NJ muscles.
BY Ill means take HupNAN, Toe iiubiAN viii
elect permanent aud lasting cure.
nuDYAN IL for sale by druggists, 5oc pack
age, of ala packages fof - 80.
n yaur dfusEist does not keep iirDyAN. send
direct 10 the iiupNAS hrMEpf COMPANY.
corner steekton, Willis and Mafket streets San
Tranciseo. cat.
consul, The iftDyAN Doctors-Trse
OF Charge. Gail or write.
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NOTICE Il hereby given that tho partner
ship heretofore uNi,tlng hetNUen ~, under
the firm nninV uf MILLER 4 Miller i by mu-
tual ronsnnt dissolved. All indebtedness
owing to said Urn has boon Assigned TO ~ W,
Millrr The good viii " said coal business,
and the right To- use our advertising phrase
"tunl that suits" was On tie nh day OF Octp-
bur. ispp. transferred 10 Thomas Harris, our
successor.
l.. q. MILLER, 81. W. MILLER.
~. A. WiUllT " D. WIGHT
Dated AZ salt Lake city, Utah, this 9TH day Of
December, iso.
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PERSONAL.

Apostle Hobcr J. Grant has gone to
St George 10 attend the conference
there.
Hon. Jos. Monson has temporarily
abscnted himself from tho 'granary OF
Utah" and IL visiting friends here In
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u. u. Blnnton NJ Thaokcrvillc. Tex,
In two years maid over $4,000 - doc
tors to cure Running Sore ON his leg.
Then they wanted TO cut II o. but he
cured II with one box ~ Hucklcn's Ar
Mica Salve. Guaranteed cure Tor Piles.
% cts. a box. Sold by n, G. ". l. Drug
nsnf
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OUR OWN STATE.

ret done. I believe Mr.. l.. u. i,ogers
ala this TO injure me IN accordance
with his threat to break me up n
sued him for covery OF notes he had
for collection"
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Copper King Mining Company, location OF
Principal ilarU uf business, salt
Lake city, Utah.

Notice a hereby given that At a meeting OF
the directors OF tuppur King Mining cun-
pluy bed on the ath day Of December, t,4D,
IA assessment Of unv-eighth of Que cent per
company, payable ut once a. W a. Marin
Secretary Discreet News building, salt Lake
CITY Any stock unun which this h>.rssluent
vary, liAn, VIII he delinquent aud advertised
Tor sale at Public auction, aud unless paw
munt ! iundn hof1rN. VIII be sold on tho aisl
the oiieu Of tho srcrttary. tn pay tho dolln-
quent usspssinont. together with tho cost OF
advertising and eNnense uf sale.
W, u, MARTIN. Secretary,
Onlce noscrct News building. salt Lake
City, Utah.
Dated Decemberspth, isOo.
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CLIFTON, IDAHO.

old Folks are Made Glad with u Thanks
giving banquet.
Clifton. Idaho, Dee. ton Thanks
giving day a grand banquet was ten
dcrcd the old folks Of this place, under
the direction ~ bishop Eugene q.
Farmer and aids. Besides an excellent
repast very fine program was ear
ried out. consisting OF songs, rccltations
and brief nddrcases
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"utN RAILROAD TINE CARD
OREGON SHORT LINE Ry.

|s.e AhiiiNts
iSSns md Northwest, "a. m., b,s5 D. IN.
iss@u 20 a. M, 1910 a. m, ie;.S D. M.
ss LrAyEs
lgp M "''' $40 A. w., iiii5a.
"a I'd "a =, m. 500 a. ~, 900 p. IN. SO,
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The last 1000 Of the beautiful book.
ION TO Manila" detailing the achieve
mcnis Of the Utah batteries In the
Philippines. are now offered at 20 cents.
Ioatngu prophld.
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Principal place OF business Salt Lake city.
Utah Mlurs situated NJ Lake Side
Mining District foooic County,
Utah.

NOTICE Is hereby Hlyon that n a meeting
Of the Directors ~ tho bonneville Mlnlna
Company, held necnmher 7, txp, at salt Lake
tity. an assessment OF ono.hnlf cent DOR
company payable Immediately a. the socro-
tarY 81 tue company az lO T.. 2nd south NJ,
SAT- Lake tlty, Utah, Any stock On which
thls assessment may fOuhlu unpaid on the
luth OF January, 1870 viii be- delinquent and
al Vvrtlsnn Tor raiu at public suctlOn, aud uu-
February ., iall, % my tho delinquent nssoss-
mnnt, together with cost of adyertl sing aud
expense OF sale,
II, GREEN. Secretary.
No. lOA EHst and touth st., salt Lake CITY,
Dated December o. lhJl -
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WHOM PACIFIC ny.

Sh,. ARRIvns
| "A n, iiocp. IN, and 80 u m
tr,n LrAyIs
IT, i'b y m. and 500 y IN.
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o.. soulc. Plaintiff. ". John o'shoa.
Defendant

Tho state ~ Utah to the Defendants
You arc hereby Summoned 10 sppcar hcfOrc
the ntovc entitled court within ton days
after the service % this summons upon you.
N served within tho county IN which THIS
action y brought, othcrwls'. within twcnty
days nftor this serylco. aud defend the aboso
entitled action Brought against you 20 re-
cover tho sum " ~ - aud Interest duo for
merchandise. purchased Of John Dubet and
the account assigned To plainfif. and In case
~ your failure 10 do ~, judgment viii b
rendered axalnst you according tD the do
NORRIS soNMER.
Lu.Ilrn of tho nNnca.
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BRIGHAM CITY.
Death Of Harrison Lewis and others -
bramatics- licensed to Wed.

brigham city. Boxeldcr Co. Dec. s.
Harrison Lewis, n aheepman OF Brig
ham. died Tuesday, Dec. 5th. The de-
ceased had the misfortune Of having
his skull fractured last spring and
since that time has suffered with occa-
sionul hts, Tuesday morning he took
one of these ITS from which he never
recovered. He leaves wife and Ave
small children.
Mrs, Elsie Christensen, an aged lady
residing In the Second ward passed
away Saturday. Dec. End, after "a long
Illness, Also Mrs. KipHtcn Nielsen. Of
the, Third ward. died saturday. Dec.
End.
DRAMApIcs FOR BENEFIT OF
POOR.
The brigham city Dramatic Com
pany gave two b. 1cnt performances to
buy coal for the Door. The perform
ances were a credit TO the company and
resulted In obtaining quite sum TO
buy coal with
Sing Law, n Chinnmnn. was brought
IN from kelton and placed In the county
jail awaiting a trial for numbering one
Of his fellow countrymcn.
LICENSED TO WED.
During the past week marriage
licenses have been Issued To the follow
ing. Andrew Archibald and Charlotte
Miah, Of Plymouth, iicft uibsen. Of
Hamburg, Iowa, and Josephine Nich-
OILS, Of Point Lookout. Ncls T.. johnson.
~ brigham city. and Hannah n. Dali
ton, OF Grncp, Idaho
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plAMONpYILLE. WYOMING.
iSAccunATE sTArEMEsrs conRrc.
TED.
sheriff ward. Exceiient Management -
Arrest of Leading Striker aud Others.

Arrest Of Leading STRIKER aud othets.
ESPECIAL TO THE "NEws.'l
Dlamondvllle, Wyoming, Dec S.
The Information Forwarded you and
appearing In your Issue Of the
sth instant was Incorrect the
deputy ahcriffs have attended TO
their duties IN becoming
manner. aud there was no shooting or
misbchnvlor on their pa. L. rhv situation
at the mines IN now very aulot and
much credit IL due Sheriff Waid for his
excellent management Of tho warning
factions. Tho Information sent you at
prior date was only hcarsy and I'M
reliable, aud II II to be regretted that
an Injustice was done Sheriff Ward.
Three Of the leading etrikcrs, Meal
lister. RoFs and caspnrd. were placed
under arrest today. charged with
threatening to commit murder and In
tlmidating the WORKING miners
STRIKERS ARRESTED.
Joe cutler, correspondent NJ the Des-
eret News Of Salt Lake. wni also ar
rested, the charge ngninft him being
that he mifrcprcscnted the condition "
affairs at Dlamondville Ia hla letters
20 hts paper. The company viii prose-
cute all four men vigorously,
No. 1 mine was operated today. No
additional men presented themselves
for work. ana Manager Whytc 81 the
coal company left today for Montana
for new men.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC ny.

I&u Annlyrs
'''H'm'. iaii, p. IN. ,ciSo p m.
Ma lrAvus
''''a' w. 100 y. M, eiio D. m.
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70 eRANDI WESTERN ny.

n AnnivEs
n nv s and East, 1915 a. M, 100 n. m.
.sk.u ffAyIs
10 H. Last 7ilo a. M. lis u. IN. and
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In the Justices Court. in and for tho second
Precinct, salt Lake city, salt Lake
County, state OF Utah.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-25
COLLECTION CHARGES
BY LOCAL BANKS
rlatter Considered by the Clearing
House and Finally Referred to
COmmittee--New York Rules

AT special meeting OF the Provi-
dence clearing house yesterday after
noon. much time was given 10 the con-
sideration of the new rules and regula-
tions recently adopted by the New York
Clearing House Association in regard to
the collection OF charges on "out-of-
town items" The matter was finally
referred TO the clearing house COM
mittee. consisting of Messrs. a. II.
Matteson. Il. Allen, a. c. Tourtellot, f.
a. Chase and G. T.. Lapham.
The New York clearing house has
fixed upon the day after Easter sun
day as the time when the new rules
regarding outside collections go into
effect. Practically, this action puts
discount on checks drawn against de-
posits i'm banks throughout the country,
although discretionary power is given
regarding items payable in Providence,
and few other cities. Section2 of the