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Is the Santa Fe. The average
temperature during the journey
is less than that for the same
period at your home Then the
cars are 81 comforiab e, fatigne
is scarcely noticeable. Pullman
palac- and tourist sleepers and
free chair cas- on ali California
trains A j, CoRKIEs, Agent.
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Mr. John Edgarton, 1920 Third Ave.
Altoona Pa, says: ~ suffered from
dysentery for three years / took Pc
ru-na and am now well.
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Travelling statesmen take their meals whenever
and wherever they get them They bolt their food
one minute and hustle to catch d train the next Hasty
meals and continual lotng IN railroad trains bring on in
Conn, says he has long had quite a trade for Ripans
labulcs among travelling and it is becoming prac-
tce with them to carry supply in the grip. One of
these men takes two day and declares they have helped
him good deal After an evening session with lack
pots tobacco and whkey nothing clears the head in the
morning 50 carly or SO thoroughly a Rpans Tabule
taken Just before going to bed matter how late the
retiring hour may happen to be
-t9r~lss
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II had chronic diarrhu
for fifteen years, " writ
Mr.. II. Z. Miller, Graz
Prairie, Tex. " | tried
many medicines and
doctors in vain. Atlast
Pe-ru-na was recon-
mended and It relieved
and cured me at once
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Railroad Time Tables.
urH, EAST AND WEST
n & \. Z.

Arrive Leav4 Arrive Arrive
'o 1At1Ile 1atnile ttWofih calves %
H i!ib IN i.ib pm $3.50 pm 9-ds am
" iu'4f pm llil1 pm 500 am 85 pm
% d uY am Local Freight
Al coRKfNs. Agent
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RIO oRAnDE WESTERN ny

Ina g., Anhiyrs
SiiSS9 lG "a. East lo''s a. m, 100 p. u.
Lax. HAVE
M s'sla last ''so a. m. i,isn m. and
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NurfuE on ANNuAI MTTrINo AND
AMENDuENr 90 ARTICLES.

Alta mccilnrof Che stockholder. n che South
Jordan lnhl 'nnn.ny h7ln lu $40 Wt't
county. tiah. on Nrudny ufioOaa Iisliss
Do VIZ. rWpo'"i in lmend Coo Arilrl 1i in-
Al iff 7. rmcni q hv ticking aut The
words south Jordan irrigation district, ln
Two places, Msu ilU words ''s % nov rAi4tN
ur hereafter may nH altered"
Ara Nfhumend.i Do authorize tbo Truss
tcos TO levy assessments when ihf capital
sin'k d fully paid un FOR ulo purpose u
paylng gspe9.'s conducting hnaluaai ana
Art NiU ls amended uy raiu-lnf the NUM-
Nrr ~ Trustees ffum agtrn lI hfri ~ namlnf
puntl1u aud tlcIr tnuurH of umcoi " uafmlt
tlnH twl uIIr0i tu NU uU'I nY tHH tIWU urIIIa
properly qu urDd Of uuthor1lue duy lure
husIuUas of fNu cooperation. HfIl ui umu1WUr-
iue tho pre- ldInf ufc.r iI rlHt She iIe vuto
ui che mr JOSS H. fHu Trustees
Az 81 sam0ldcI By chungHg tn' line
~ ihn tHnr1. mHHfHf uf flu tuHal'n|nrrt
from hg boo Monday n urghff tn go ~.
placing Hu |uHr n' build u Ufius pc 10 o'clock
q. m. Do iho Nosl iurdtn Mtfl iluu.e no
amy Uthrf place iI uilrI .HIl mUH.Iur may
h'ilnr urlu tNg nnuitI tHulrt " ilr om.ert
~, ~, ,.....'.,i'a y. ~. ,slt1.sa
dent -e.trinI0, Treasurer aud Trustees by
ihn sl0cAhod. nod i1r uHuunf ~ r1n.
du'Ilns on, r.ri .lHs nnl 70. nliia-s t -
nc.tar " lnnuly s. ID. iWi ln 100 West
jordan Ward House West jordan. slIt LAKE
No. b. nv, 'i' sanusi n.' so} iss 5s6o.ial.
fIf fhU UIH'tiIn uf InI H.H. HuI uIIHr uurUt.Hs
and us'rg.uf o.. f.Fn. tn bod .lld la.f ln-
ing t,n ulfs unfIru nY rlh|IHlil1l. nnI ilat
aIuiIIur uHtHt Do rItuIH' 1000 suH'INi meetings
W" s,Y,A t'i',,.. d. p'Fssg9f lae ~
dent, nr ANY ihruU Trustees in elli special
mrollnf. uIn NruIru fNlI..t s.gunl
10y st. aho.lrl. upre.e niIns ono third " DO
D.. fNII" HI
toes, shall HaI' special melting flrthH rur-
uH.c stated Too s1ld rHIursf.f
utr uf removing ANS up rlihrr VI thU unIc. ~
" thg corporation and NJ receiving thclr 70
AZ. Niii is ,unsrtutsd by tfo foIioalu-i
The nHul NJ Irustnei ahlIl audit tlH tc
counts Hnd rnuIrt nf HII nfI-Hft 20 OBJ core
pumti1u ilvl .hl.i aIthnrf' ail d.sblr.g-
shall be- ruiHHHf un tHr minutes of fhr nulri
und ail,al"l lr 90. rrsiut nsbut,g.
of rtich shall specify tho nuuhrr NJ ihe
tuurhHf f1r which ilmrHt la made aud -
require Ono lfHuHurr Gov F.fn tuud o. mo
corporation Dec tir sum Hf ntn ihHusHul dnl-
lars uhich muF o. Increased hy lt uhoncfcr
Che llHHrl muN deem Uu'NHaNrf
Aft. NV lsamrudrd tl umpluurtlo Hoard
| ~ Trustees 90 f'I che office " Nir -rfciidUut
be- case "a g ,acan0l.
Art WI D. nmu1drd to rrad Ari. NN
AT ANlI b. amended fu uHu Al NNNs
~ NNili I, ameeirdI,d io rg.l4 Art NNiL
N0fIep is hrfrny given ihHE Monday, urt
nth. i.ii az o. 90 d. sol u % Ild laf, No. NC
West Jordan Went 'iuuaU II West IuuIHn. salt
Lake tuuutf. IiHH is thr tIur ana place
uf holding flH annual urHflug n ihr atufks
huIdrri nf ihU south jordan aual company
| hr che uurulso of He Upilnf of r.leUilnr the
aiuru dmeHdments tl fIr AriIHI.. 70 ln.ir-
fnfutinu. OFF hHHriua tND rruHft H' tlu un'rrrs
.Fgi gufaiiy SINE isfp' tI.d m,alins' -
I.aUH1ffllIf.
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AN EASY TEST.

II you are suffering from Kidney OF
BLADDER disease. the doctor asks, DO
you desire to urlnatc often, and ARE you
compelled to get Up frequently during
the nlghty Does you back pain your
Does your urine stain lincn9 IL there
acnlding pain IN passing H. and IN Il
difficult TO hold the urine back n 20,
your kidneys or Bladder are diseased
Try putting some of your urine IN a
Rlasn lumber, lot II stand twenty-four
hours n there ~ "a sediment or a
cloudy milky appearance 1ur KID
neyu are sick
Dr. David Kennedy'a FaVO ito Rem
cry will surely relieve and cure even
the most distressing case Of these dread
diseases. and no physician can pre-
scribe medicine that equals N for
diseases Of the lSiineya Liver Bladder
and Blood, rheumatism pyHpepsla
aud Chronic Constipation. II VIII
promptly correct the bad effects N beer
and whisky. All drug stores sell II for
one dollar bottle
ny sending your address Ia the nlR.
DAVID KENNEDY CORPORATION,
Rondout. ~ y, and mentioning the
News a trial bottle, together with
pamphlet Of valuable medical advice.
VIII he sent you free postpaid by mall
Our readers can depend upon the gem
uineneas Of this liberal ofer.
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SCOTS Emulsion of Cod
liver Oil with Hypophos-
Phites is pure and palatable.
For years it has been used
for coughs and colds, for con
sumption, for those whose
blood is thin or colorless,
whose systems are emaciated
or run down.
For children it means
health and strength, stronger
bones and teeth, and food
for the growing mind.
Baby gains in weight and
thrives when SCOTS Emul-
sion is added to its milk.
SOC, aud slgo, al dergiss
SCOTT q BowRk, Chs'aistl. New yosk.
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PORTAGE.
Hard season Tor The Dry FARMER 3D. Recent
Rains q Great nensht Coed schools.

NN'NNtAAA W. N'N'N'hAN ANANa
Portage, noxel1or Co.. Oct. iG-wcst
Portage o. sixteen miles southwest OF
Mnlad city. located In BoNolder county
near the Idaho line. Here Brother on
Yer :. hoaklnF, president OF the Malad
Stake OF Zion. resides,
The people OF this little place arr not
among the wealthy, but they are among
those who urc seeking 10 obtain from
mother earth substance for thcfn-
selves and families, with the exception
NJ "a few sheep and q little stock their
whole dependence ~ their dry farms.
This year has been a severe one for
the good people NJ this place. Dry furm-
ms II the rule. and they have suffered
apparently more than IN most other
places and notwithstanding the dis
cpurngements they are delvlnR away
again. seeding their lands. willing 10
trust 10 Providence Tor the outcome.
The recent rains have helped them very
much, They will cause the grain to
come NJ and get a good start this fall
ready FOR the warmth OF spring.
Portage has q good school house. aH
well as a good meeting house, and good
schools arc maintained.
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salt Lake tltN. ltth. oct o.. is'n.
The nnnuai mou1ug uf tiHr stnci holders of
tho saint Joe MINUS COMPANY. f1f tlu r'r.-
tlnn ~ officers and tHu transaction ~ HurN
other business na may como before them. WlII
b. held ~ tnr ufilHr uf tho rIuU HuN. iui Main
street. SAID fikgtity. un Monday Nutrmlar
%. leo. ht g b. u.
- thu same time and place aud Immediate
N fu'uWins said ANNUAL muUilug, ain'h.
holders meeting VIII hH hrIN Co vote uuun
thp adoption uf che following amendment O.
thu Attlrirs ~ Incorporation Of slll come
pauN
amendment 10 Article w ~ she Articles
Of Incorporation ot saint Joe Minins t1m-
uauyf
THAT Article w be- uud tho same o. huro-
by amended ny HudluE TO said article thr
Wufus Tho NIrrrtrra shall uIHI have uIHUr
Ca sell and 60 make contracts fur sole nf HuN
or uIl NJ tho real auu personal property of
this company nf such ur|ftH Hul uunu SUCH
forms aud ronhItlunH Hs they MAY Ir|m
uspodicut and Tor tho uc,t Interests VI this
company
nrsuu'tf1llN
WN y BURTON. Secretary.
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NoricE az SAM UNDER DEru OF
TntST.

NOTICE I. horribly given. that vhorras
Charles ". Cannon and Ida nnuuui Dis wife,
go tho l.ih day y May, i.u. bltrouvd y
il-noo. md made, executed and delivered 20
snld su'lriy thDir note ana agreement Tor
that amulut ia1 ahiv iu iustnlllent. ntcull-
Ca secure thv said nutr ana thu payment u
an Che lusitlImHuts and ~ Hia nnrl aud na-
srssmrnt nre lrlllr Go tiIr rules sud rugula-
lions m said ru.l.tN 900 Che sumo cato made,
executed HuN delivered Goo che und0uignUd'
George 40. cannon. HUIUr their hands nud
ssalst hoIr ruualu decd " trust which decd
tHhD County NrclHIUr lu Nuuh llt nf Muri.
CAGES. UHss li. uu thH 18th day Of May. islA.
whIcl deed ~ truht sl r,e1flcu D. nos hrfu-
WnUrUnY fhrf conveyed tl Nr1rgu ~. Cannon.
tho uuurraIHuufL fIT tlH 1850 and purposes
named iu said deed 0f trust aud 10 hls holu
Nid uhspas. thc said Charlo. 81. Cannon
and IDA Cannon. hIs wife, are NOV ln defaults
h % lnH thu intUfcst |usnI.mgnis aHd hnel
nnl thurr a nor due tnu sclHty ihc sum "
Whtrras at tho snmu time tho said Charles
~. Cannon and idH cannon. hIs wife. ulvlgrd
o. ahHna uf thu rob series ~ atnCE 10 tho
said Hl.Iyiy 49, ADDITIONAL security Tor lnld
uf default lu any 20 thu provisions 81 saiu
note ANA Hsrgvmuut prtHcdhcdl
Ngv ihoviDrg pursuant % ihe term, 1t
~ thu Dlty and oudtY iulldluF lu clio city
aud county OF salt Lake, state nf Utnhl un
the gufh dHy - uHfnurr. a. u isiA Ht the hour
Of O. am, AZ public auction, g. thu hlshust
bidder all the ugUt iitln and intorist that
tho said charles " Cannon mud Ida cannon.
hls wife, had nu thr 18Th dtY ~ May. ifA nr
that They may aftnrwarls hatr acquired, u.
100 aud f1 all That piecy ur par'rl " land Ia
sat Lake tnuutt, UTAH particularly de-
rrrlhHl as follows. fn-Witt
Commencing Uur gnd trn yiUYcufhs a i0-in
rods north frln tho suuthWrst corner of lnt
three 0l. lu hIucs Ten lW, Plat 'll, san Lake
cts aAryvy and running thuncu north tlrrn
and one hHIf U'tl rldst thVuru UHst eight Isl
rods. thence sIutl thrpu and oue-h1t 90
rods thence Wust eight el rlds o. The pIacn ~
beginning
Also twelve shares OF stnsa uf tho tHh
serlos OF siufk lH thu said Lllua Nennht
uuUdIns snclrtY. pledged ~ nfuts-ald. aud
Will uupIY tHr proceeds uf said solo Nv direct
pd iu sold dvcInf trust
Trustee
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dUNNISoN.
usdiratlon Of schai nuiidings impress
,i,e services Newspaper Venture.

.i,e services Newspaper Venture.
Special Correspondence,
Qunuisou. snnpcte co.. oct. is-Pro-
lessor a, y. Tullestrup has the honorod
distinction W being the first 10 hoist
lhe American HAS over public school
nulidlnF in Gunulson. The occasion was
d. formal dedication of tho main build
of the district and took place on
Monday morning last Hon, ]. -.
Mlibcn OF Mantl offered q most appro-
nrlato dcdlcutory prayer. lic also spoke
fncouragluEly Of UtHh'F educational
efforts County superintendent A. G..
Nelson made "a very earnest address.
plrtrnyIug the difficulties attending
education Oh early Utah. Miss Laura
ChnHenarn'H original dedlcatory essay
was feature Of the services deserving
especial mention Al the close. stu-
dents and visitors were grouped In
front OF the building, and the scene was
photographed by MesHrs. DugglnH and
White M provu. A similar program was
gone through at Cenlerhold In the af-
ierunon.
The school opened al Gunnlson yes
tUrday with ill Students IN attendance.
AZ Crnterheld 80 students mako up the
entire roll after a one weeks run. The
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CASTLE GATE.
Mrs. Henreifa nranco, shot at q CHAIRMAN
on sunday sight. l. Dead.

Special Correspondence.
CnstlcEatc. Carbon co.. oct. ig.-Afrs.
John brunco, tho victim of the chart
vntl tragedy, who was shot on sunday
night succumbed yesterday morning
Mrs. bunco was only q years old.
She leaves "a husband and "a boy be-
tween and years old.
An Inquest was held over the remains
" Mrs. ornrc1a urancD before Justice
u the Peace j, Tom Fitch OF Helper.
\ verdict of accidental death was ron.
durvd. The last sad rites 81 the awful
tragedy ended this afternoon. when
the rcnulns NJ the dead woman were
laid away. The ceremonies were cun-
Quoted by tho !. %. %. 4. Consolntory
remarks We're made Ia the X OF r. hail
by bishop VIM. T. Lnmph and Coun-
selor Kicks. The band headed the pro-
ccHsion. The ritual Of the order was
read Ut the grave.
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NOW READY.

Jcnaon'n church Chronology. a ehron-
illogical history % the Church from
1905 90 the close OF 1898 Printed In
new type throughout In any style
OF binding desired. Prices. Si25. $40
O $500. The funds derived from tho
sale Of the book VIII be used for tho
erection Of new L1ttcr-day Saints
IIistorian'a office In this city. For sale
At gHE DEsEREr NEWS
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MISSIONARY RECEPTION AND
FAREWELL.

Last night tMondayD "a reception and
ihivwvii entertainment was held in the
social han to which everybody turned
out n was grand occasion. Daniel
Jensen ana Elof Nielsen had Just re-
turned from missions 90 Denmark and
sweden, while Walter Jensen 10 Co leave
mere "wednesday Tor mission 90 Cali.
fornln Daniel Jensen and Waiter lem.
son arr the sons ~ Bishop James /.
Jensen Elslnore has o. number III
other young men preparing Tor "a call
from "tioN r.
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WEDDING CHIMES.
PROVO.
Democratic Nominees for Councilman
sent TO Asyium Wedding ueiis.

Special Correspondence.
Provo. Oct is.--The Democrats held
their primaries In an the wards OF the
city this evening and besides elcctlug
delegates TO the city convention. which
u 10 be held Saturday Oct. "a. the
following were chosen Tor the city coun-
Ell.
First wnrd-Tnomaa Bocsloy and
Roger Fafror. Second wnrd-Alcx Will
Henry J. Mnibon and Candy Scott.
Fourth ward-IurEan Hansen and W.
H. Lee. fifth ward-W. 3. Rawlings
nnl ~ L. Innnu.
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qucHtcd her sister, Margaret. TO take
the child and be q mother 10 u. that
the father OF the child. n. y. Smith IT,,
AZ tho time acquiesccd In the request.
that wilkinson ana wife ana daughter
Margaret have nurHed aud cared Tor the
child during four different Illnesses, at
their own expense that they have out
~ their own means provided Tor said
child since that time. and that they are
Of ample means and lntpnd TO give tho
child q nttlng and proper raising and
education.
Wilkinson also nied demurrer 10 tho
writ ~ hehas corpus nn the grounds
that the petitioner, r.. ", Smith sr. has
not the legal capacity 90 ask for said
writ ana that not sufficient facts are
stated To- Justify the writ.
The hearing NJ the ease VIII probably
be had ON Monday.
Special per Dcscrct Telegraph.
Logan. oct. ip-rhc jury Ia case ~
Henry simpson. charged with assault
with Intent t1 KIN. after bdng out four
hours, 20 1880 brought In verdict Of
not guilty
Case of q. W. Jones. charged with
adultery. ~ Mp today
Last nlEht "a wedding reception In
honor of the marriage OF Walter NJ.
Evcrton, a prominent young business
man 81 Logan, and Miss Laurn Pearl
Knowles. daughter OF Justice jos.
Knowles. was held az tho residence NJ
the brides parents The couple wvfv
married In the Logan temple yesterday.
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Was the result of his splendid health.
Indomitablc VIII and tremendous ener-
~ are not found whore stomach Liver.
Kidneys and Bowels are out OF order
n YOU want these qulutIrs and the
success they bring. unc Or. Nlnrs New
Life PILE only 20 cents al n. NJ. l.
Drug Dept
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tlr Pride Of thH WuHI Mining Company. euIHh
shHuld haNU uUrU bold un OBJ. nraf Monday ln
February Ism having uHssHd. nurHtIus " mo
rusH uf p'oa.lur N0Iuu ~ slA Dire IHri 10
srrtu until thU most rurIlua annual election
ana until iht.r sur'usHurs shall have hUUn
action " Other IuHInHHa o. mnf rf1uFrIV
como tuinU tIir mrtfluf D. hereby called fnr
Id tir ofIsH uf tfp -,.tn.flrt ~ thu Nnmnauv.
tn-ult. tiuuu lit tlty Huu county NulIdlng,
salt tntr tity. Utah. -aid mrrflur Vim ulao
consider Che ufuuutltlnu OF lrfNlug uu nssrts-
DO. I'd uruu ths ruUltai Stock 90 She rurfsift-
tluu o. e. IiNHIN. reTruiary.
salt Lake city. Utah, sept lth, i-ia.
Mrrflnf ndiuurnu1 tn Wednesday nov.
y. 4. ITN-T.N. SECRETARY.
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REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION.
..s.,iy,oa, and Nominate Straight
Ticket


4.. Republican city convention met
..t.v arsruoon 10 $40 o'clock. The
no vas called to order BY Chair
~ gsofre ilalyorson.
I'D, John u. Murphy was elected
.,..,sarsfy chairman OF the meeting
- Nfs j. B.. uambcll az secretary
d, Murphy delivered a very hne adj
l,,.to ths c5nytntlon,discu brlet-
In. trusts. expansion and the silver
sl.iilgnf a.,
-.nbsm each 0n permanent urganiEt-
r. resolutions aud order ~ business
..isn credentials. after which the COM
,-9iIan adjourned tiu $3.50 .. On,
fts convention mot again at 1900 ana
-. .,iIai t1 urder hy Chairman J. ID.
V.etv The report Of committee on
f.ll.niIals was accepted and the tenn
safy 0fran.Edtlun was made pcfma-
's-f uih e.. o. ii0lllngsworth ha as
fiant secretary.
a. REPORT 10 the committee on order
sbas.nefs vas presented aud accepted
THE RESOLUTIONS
ne committee 90 resolutions made "a
slauy ana minority report The lat
ID va altmlited hy WlIllum 6laHman,
tsafnf lhat tht present monetary
utlam must Boz maintained Until the
r. .1InlEa Of silver can Doe secured by
rnnlIInaal agreement The mlnuti-
Do fsa0rt was defeated. aud the rcsulu-
in submitted b. the majority were
IIrIHI
Tis resolutions ryaffirm the allegiance
Z ts nfpuhIaan party uf ogden city
d tta pfnr.pIrs OF the national tcpub-
.aia 1any a. cNemplincd hy the pres
e.i administration. and congratulate
b. country upon the prosperity en-
lHI under ihe administration OF
| nlsladt Mckinley reluiCu at the
/ rand and glorious conclusion Of the
sasash war. denuuncU the Democrats
Z uflan Coz their failure 20 declare
themselves un the great and vital issues
20 Do day ana their failure 10 speak
aNnl uofd f1f ihr Utah soldier boys
hlfue the undertaking By the citizens
q uflen 90 erect ln Lester park the
gariaft monument ln the intcrm0un-
aIn COUNTRY IN honor % the Utnu vol
.hIetu ana To- memory uf the brave
lHu DEAD approves the action ~ die
President ln HuppreaHlnE the rebellion
tai DO restoring order in every part Of
o. ulil0nal domain, and repeat the
tHif ni he President, Dewey and
ihs American sailors have planted the
tif DO che orient AZ Manila bay, who
al psIl 70 DOWN."
600 local matters the resolutions mp
WJii ihe faithful. economical ana hnn-
l, action VI the Republican city cpun-
cd To- 90 conducting the city so fnrn-
1lli az 60 hring warrants ny 10 pari
lai1ta ihe action uf the council In
darling Che telephone company $500
oih iof The renewal ~ its license and
% annual rental of 500. declare in Ia
tn oi thus making the great corpor-
tl1ls pay their Just share toward
Hi|1ulnlng The city government, op-
DO tho gmnting N any free franchise
p corporations and declare ln favor ~
li.d'hg a new water system by the
dp unIela The ogden Water company
A.l '.l ~ present system nt actual
Following the adoption " The re-, To-
p.ai nominations Cor city ON ERA We're
.''irl with, With the following re-