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have found profitable employment
working on various railroad contracts.
Among them Mr.. David Malcolm. a
heavy contractor. has given employ
mcnt for several months TO "a large
number. Unfortunately. during his
absence his AGED mother died. and Just
previous 10 hsr burial no was brought
home In very rickiy condition. At
present hts condition seems somewhat
improved although the chances for his
recovery arc not very promising
Spanish Fork has always been noted
Tor the number Of Mormon" Mission
aries II has had In the field. This
spring others will depart. some 10 the
states and rome 10 Europe. Mr.. John
!. Hayes, q local school teacher q note.
leaves In few days. Alfred &. Rcca.
principal 81 the Santaquin public
schools and son 81 Prof. flees Of this
place. leaves for Switzerland about the
g'th inst others win 70 later In the
season. To the credit u the young PED
pie who remain NJ home. they MI 0riai-
ly assist the missionaries with means
TO aid ut least In defraying their trav-
cling expenses.
Edward Howe. one ~ the yictoru In
the recent intellectual contest between
the students Of the u. v. A. and those
Of the tnlversity. " one u the many
promising young men ~ this place.
The district schools closed about the
middle Of April for want of funds
Twenty thousand dollars worth Of
school property viii lie Idle Tor many
months, ana hundreds of children de-
pfived OF necessary education.
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RICHFIELD.
sixth District csur' -retit Jury List
Johas"n Assault case.

special correspondence
illchneld, Nay S-Tho May term ~
the Sixth district cour: for SEWER coun-
" opened her" this morning. with lion.
T.. " illHfinn 81 the Fun district on
the bench. and the following business
was had
After the setting Of cases, the demur-
r.r IN the case 81 Il. &. Peterson W 1ico.
T. Bean was nvcrrulcd and defendant
given until Tuesday morning At 10
o'clock In which To nic his answer.
PETIT jury LIST.
The petit jury was called and after
being examined by the prosecuting at.
torncy upon their statutory quaiinca-
lions. the following were accepted 10
Nlels 4. Pctrrron. L. VI. Jaekman, T.
u. Parker =. 9. ~. Peterson. ]. A.
Ross, Joseph wilkinson. Ralph Fair
banks. ~. e. Andreaaun, John Iorgrn-
sen, James ". Sylvester. John John
son, II. u. Christensen. Joseph crane.
Michael Kane. Thomas ogden. VIM. ].
Wall. Christian Jensen. Nigo Smith,
VIM. Nielsen. Joseph Pope.
Johan A. johnson ana Charles Carl
son. formerly % Westmaninnd. Sweden.
but nov u fallna. Utah. We're admitted
10 citizenship.
The case Of the state Of Utah Va Jas.
johnson came on for hearing, Jury
was lWlAHft't anu tNN itntliunNN 81
the prosecution heard, whercupOn II
was continued until tomorrow.
The charge against johnson IL as
Hauit with deadly weapon with Intent
TO do bodily harm, The Information
charges thnt at a dance held nt Glen.
wood on the evening of Dec. a. 1895,
johnson was guilty Of dlsorderiy con-
duet. and I. u. oidrold. the town mar
shall, went 10 arrest him. wherrupnn
johnson struck or stabbed Olinuid with
a knife, cutting a cash from his nose
10 the point OF the chin. our court
room Il we'll nlHh filled with people
from Glcnwood, who nyinnathlEe either
with complaining witness or defendant.
This ease Will rcach tho jury about
noon tomorrow.
In the matter ~ tho estate 81 James
NJ. Peterson. deceased. the viii was
admitted 10 probate and Sarah Peter
son. widow OF doceaard. was appointed
execuirlS without being required to
give bonds The petition sets forth
that deceased ioft real property ~ the
probable value OF nfty-nye thousand
dollars.
a marriage license was issued today
10 Horton lInlEht. 20. and Matilda Ross.
IS, both u Joseph.
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs. n.
A. nakcr was buried last Sunday. The
funeral was held from the residence 81
VIM. q. iiakcr 81 this city.
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OUR OWN STATE.

brought down from salt Lake and
turned over TO the authorities Of the In
sane asylum.
Hyrum Jenren formerly Of this city,
but now Of cripple Creek. Colo. Il IN
the city on visit.
\ baby boy made his appearance al
the home Of Deputy sheriff W. X
Henry today All concerned doing well
The home Of County Clerk Gcorg,
fiavcrcamr was frightened by the ar
rival Of bouncing baby boy.
There was a game u baseball today
~ the vest rpuarc between the Prove
nine and ". Y. academy nine. Tho score
stood II TO u In favor Of the Provo
boys.
Tho county commissioners have pur-
chased q fine team Of hora-a Ut iychl
for the county poor farm. MIR. Davis,
who made the bargain thinks that he
struck "a snap.
w. e. Harness. transient. who has
been III NJ the county jail FOR a week
loft for Castle Gate this evening on
transportation furnished BY the county
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TUBA CITY, ARIZONA.
Peculiar Death Of M'-- Mary D. Ice. q
Pioneer Of Arizona.

Special Correspondence.
Tuba city Aria, May g-slster Mary
y, Ice, wife ~ Elder Joseph ~. Lee, on
April ssth. nt about 10 o'clock In the
morning while setting at the sowing
machine sewing, was suddenly HelEsd
with numbneTr In the right hand. She
got IN and bathed her hand In cold wa.
ter which seemed 10 ivstore u. and she
returned % her work. She was soon
seized with the same feeling of numb.
ness IN the same hand and extending 10
the shoulder and also to the right Side
OF tho face, AZ this Hha stepped into
near neighbours home and bathcd the
AFFLICTED parts IN strong oamphor.
Thinking she felt better she returned 10
the house and at the door exclaimed,
u feel 80 funny" and fcll on the floor
helpless, but said she was not In pain
AT an. She then sent for the children,
realizing that her time had como Hhe
soon lest consciousness and fell Into a
heavy sleep, from which she never
aroused, and at 10 o'clock In the even
ing she passed peacefully away With
cut struggle,
Sister Lee waa the mother Of sixteen
children, four Of them having preceded
her 10 the other side. leaving twelve
children, "A husband and host %
friends to mourn her loss.
Sister Lee, with her husband were
nmonF the first OF the Saints 10 settle
IN Arizona having come Ia this place In
the year 1871, ana had spent faithful
life here ever since. There was no per-
sOn IN our ward that VIII be missed
~ Sister Lee. she being our general
family nurse. being almost mother
TO the whole ward, but she has gone
full Of faith 10 her reward
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PROVO.
fesse Meeting Coa,eaiioa-Clt, WIN Tai.
i'er,thinE withia Corporate Limits.


Special Correspondence.
Provo. May a-Mrs. Mary John and
Mrr. Mariila Daniels. OF the stake re.
licf H0clety, called meeting % the
ladies ~ the city, which WAS held yes.
t'fday IN the old tabernacle Tor the pur.
lpae OF organizing committees for a
peace m.etinE 10 be held In tho large
taisrnacle July 18Th. az 100 y. M.
Ihc following committees were ap-
Executive committee-Mari Dan.
icla, Donna Mcecham. Mrs. y. A. Wcdg-
wool Program Committee, ". Hos
hari' Josephine Kellogg, Alice Roy
nolda, Mrf, Reed Smo0t Presentation
committec-Mrz. Fred Nelson, Miss
Annie Pike. Louise Moiifidc, W. u.
CITY COUNCIL WORK.
The city council held their regular SOS.
sion last nisht. MIR. David lieebc OF the
fifrt ward. who was appointed a mem-
h"r AZ III. last meeting. nlod his official
bond and was seated.
The city attorney handed In an opin-
Ion 10 the eject that under the recent
ruling OF the Supreme Court of Utah.
the city had the right to assess and cot.
lrct taxes on all property within the
corporate limits Of Provo city. A. a
result ~ the opinion the following order
was presented by President Booth and
was adopted
II is hereby ordered that the city re-
cor,ler request the county auditor OF
utah county 10 place all the aAaesred
property within tho corporate limits
~ Provo city.
sald iIoperty 10 be- placed on the as
teasmant roll. In the manner required
hy law, for the assessing and collecting
~ city taxes In compliance with the
opinion Of the supreme Court OF Utah.
recently rendered,
A bill for an ordinance was intor-
duced Tor the establishing and creating
~ a sewer district In Provo. The bill
was read Tor the inst time and after a
long discussion was laid on the table
Tor one week.
Reed Rinoot for tho local electric
llEht corannN. Informed the city that
they could not reduce the proposed rate
q 10 cents per month for each light TO
MOTIFS AND PERSONALS.
Jonathan buckley il over from Mann
moth this week visiting with his fam
ily
The bruno steindel Concert COM
pany N the attraction NJ the taborna-
Gle on the evening Of May 18th, under
the auspices Of the musical department
u the n. v, academy,
The winds this morning blow down
the large bill boards 81 the coming cir
Gus, which stood opposite the court
house.
Judge y. X. King has been at Eureka
inHpectinr the Imperial mine, Of which
ne Ia the manager and stated that n
three foot vein of good looking ore
has been uncovered. lie predicts a
great future for the mine, The Imper-
inl was formerly the undlne.
The baseball team NJ the u, v, A. are
practielng hard thes- days for the COM
ing gang with the High School team
% Salt Lake,
County Treasurer Maimberg has an
extra force OF help engaged IN his office
for the purpose Of getting out the firrt
tax notices. giving tho an-srred valu-
alton ~ the property,
Ashel cahoon was this evening
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OUR NEICRBOUS.
WESTON, IDAHO.
Successful Reservoir Proposition Religion
Clss. Wort.


Special Correspondence.
Weston. Oneida Co, Ida. May s.
The people Of this settlement are at
work raising and STRENGTHENING their
reservoir. They have been at work on
II for years and how they have II -
that II gives them material aid In fur.
niahing them water Tor their lands.
They have displayed q perseverance
and unity worthy OF emulation BY
other rettieincnts.
PRECEDENT Parkinson and Elder G. ~.
uoslind were with "a sunday afternoon.
brother Gosiind'a remarks were intend.
ID principally 10 encourage tho religion
class movement. IT, urged UPON the
falnta to give the Teachers their spirit.
ual assistance AMI substantial aid.
President pnfklnsun's remarks were
also of a very encouraging nature. lie
explained 10 the Haiuia how tho RELIGION
classes came first 10 be organised. and
Impressed them with the idea that they
should receive the support ~ tho par.
cntr lie alluded To all ~ the otaaniEa.
tons which have been placed IN the
Church aa helps In the furthorance u
tho truth.
Ola Sister Jensen died last Friday
evening. She WIS IN her ciEhty.hfth
year. but w 90 the last few week.. ahn
has been comparatively upry for r.
woman Of her age. She was the Oldest
lady IN tho ward and nt the celebration
Of odd Folks Day she was given the
prize FOR being 20. The funeral SER
this forenoon. The speakers wcrr our
returned mlasi1narira. Elders chas
Mickclscn. James Nielsen and Ezra
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Dr. pierccs Favorite Prescription and
Golden Medical Discovery ! am now
well and happy Woman
Mrs. Matte Neunhaus. 81 Tiogn,
linncock Co. Ills. wHtcat II had
been sick for seven years. not In bed.
but Just dragging myself around. At
lnrt I took three BOTTLES u DR. Piercc's
Fnyorlte Prescription and nve Of Cold
en Medical Discovery und II T. lmpOs.
tlblc to describe in words the good
those medicines did mo-"
Whrn ID IA remembered that these
Testimonials are the Voluntary express
flnne NJ wDmHu'a gratitude. and that
D. Pierce with Ms associated stan "
nearly "a rcurc ~ physicians. has trcat-
ed over afuilli0n women. with
RECORD % nincty-clght per cent. Of
cures. o. would seem that "Fayoritc
Pres rirtinn" has q claim to the con.
n'dciation of every weak Or ailing wo.
man.
II has happened time and again that
women who have "doui1rcd" Tor years
with small alienation N their trouble
and me- apparent possibility 10 n cure.
have been Perfectly md permanently
cured b. Dr. picrco'a treatment. In
many eases the peculiar features u
their diseases had been overlooked. In
other cases women were hoirG treated
inr IN wrong disease. IN al such caHeH
no. matter how rooted tho disease n
curr almost always follows the Use ~
nr Pirrcc'a Fnvofite Prescription.
Mff. ~. y. Long. ~ H. t.1up Frank.
tn Co.. Kansas. writes words can.
not express how grateful nm Tor your
Kind ufNirr end good medicines. I
hnNr been On fnHr health more ur less
nll my ne. IN the past nine years grvw
WORSE. nni Two yelr nIu ! was 20
poorly could hardly dms around.
consulted % specialist. aud he said I
had liberation ana that an operation
would have 90 b. performed. This dld
not acHw necessary 10 me. az last
wrote 20 d. pierr, king advice.
received an answer advising mo 60 Try
biz medicines, the 'Favrfitc pfpacrip.
U0ti Golden Medical Discovery and
nlau hlf Pleasant iirufta' I bought
two bottles ~ the 'Favofits Prcscrip.
tlnu,' two ~ the Discovery and two
Walls ~ the Pellets md took these
medlcirct no advised. Whom cor .vanc-
inr I voirhtd iiat pounds. and after
taking ono bottle N rich vas 'ike q
now woman. IN ono month gained \
pounds. After taking two bottles ~
each NJ the medicines nnmi1, I began
10 look like n woman and not like .
wasted skeleton. That weary. TIRED
feeling an iCft me. hnd u did seem ~
though NE was worth ivinr and that
I had been snatched from the grave
and would live 10 rood Ola age"
4 woMAN's PRIVILEGE.
Sick and nliinE women arr invited 10
consult nr. Pierre by letter. without
Zee ~ charge NJ any Hind This avoids
tho indeiicnte qudaiinhihrH offensive
examinations and 'ufuUNluiia lufaI tfcat-
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS. WEDNESDAY. MAY 10, 1899.

scarce that no sales had been made
prior to the storm. but tho cattlcmcn
have driven their stock into the "up-
per country" and they are now thriv-
ing.
sheepmcn are shipping their wool and
looking for n chance 10 sell their NUT
ton. Money has been very close here
for some months hut We expect u to
tighten IN some som.
our storm brought Us six successive
nights OF heavy frost and our entire
fruit crop II taken almost entirely, even
To gnosebcrricf.
The lucern was nippcd md sct back
some two weeks IN growth.
The health ~ the people u cool IN
grippe disappearing with the drouth.
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NOTICE. OF AMUSEMENT.

Aurufa Mlnlnf Company, principal place os
huslnUss. salt take CIV. tab Nfncs Mt
uattd ~ Mafys,nlu fintu county, Utah
Motto" 81 rfvuy given that ~ u iurriinz uf
~. Directors N the AuHifn Miung COMPANY.
hpld Aurll u, -. ni No u Nurth Nnln ~,
salt Lake city. assessment NJ ~ unc-hslf
rrnt fHf sharn uas lVVitsl IN the capital .finl
~ said cuinpary. payable Immediately 10 tho
ssNfytafy ~ thu Company 10 salt lake tlty.
Utah Any stnk on which this asss.sfnent
may fvmhln unpaid m thu 1T - June. will
- Delinquent and ADVERTISED f0f sale at piif,-
" suction. and unlss. payment 4 made h.
fuf,. Will L. odd un june la. 10. 10 pay the
Delinquent nssfssmsnt. tufuthsf With rlni "a
adNeftislus aud sNususs ~ sale IT, order ~
iluart ~ Dlrc-turs
JAMES u. STIRLING. soy,
IN. Main ~, salt lake city.
Dated May l. leo
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BARRELS OF SAMPLES.


iiy special ARRANGEMENT with the
manufacturers OF that Justly famous
Kidney medicine. DR.. David Kennedy's
Fayorite Rcmedy. the readers OF the
News arc enabled 10 obtain a trial bot
tie and pamphlet OF valuable medical
advice absolutely free. by simply send
Ing their full name and post once ad-
dress to tho DIR. DAVID KENNEDY
CORPORATION. Rondout. ~. u. and
mentioning this paper
OF course this Involves enormous cx-
pense TO the manufacturers. but they
have received 80 many grateful letters
from those who hay. been benefited and
cured OF the various diseases OF tho
Kidneys. Liver. bladder aud Blood,
rheumatism, Dyspepsia and Chronic
constipation. and all weaknesses pccu-
liar to women, that they willingly send
trial bottles to all sufferers.
Upon investigation II was found that
VI per cent OF those who had used the
trial bottle had received such heneht
bottles Of their druggists.
II matters not how sick you ARE or
how many phyficians have failed 10
help you. send for trial bottle uf this
great medicine, u costs You bat a pos
tai card. aud benefit and oure will NEST
certainly be the result.
Put some urine In u glass tumblcr and
let II stand "a hours; II " has "a sedi-
ment W n II II pale o. iisoolorrd. milky
or cloudy, Htringy Or ropy, your Kid
neya or Bladder are In "a bad condition.
Dr. David kcnnedy'a Fayofite Kennedy
speedily cures such dangerous symp-
toms as pain Ia the back, Inability to
hold urine, a burning acalding pain Ia
passing u, frequent desire to urinate,
especially At night, the staining Of lin
en- by your urine and all the unpleasant
and dangerous effects ON the system
produced by the use OF whlskey. wine
Remedy II sold At AL drug stores at
Iioo for LARGE bottle; six bottles for
$500.
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LOGAN.
snake River Waite, the Coming couutr,
Marriages.

Special Correspondence.
Logan. May a.--Mr Richard Hermit
sun. who n engaged In business here,
returned this morning from a trip to
the Teton Basin country. lie loft here
some i've weeks ago and since then
has rfurpqcted the Snake River valley
ior a home, deciding finally TO s,.tic IN
Hayden, which Il situated In the north
eud OF Teton Basin. lie thinka that the
Snake River valley VIII develop into
one OF the finest districts OF the West.
In the Teton country he says the set
tiers are all doing well. spring II well
advanced there and there IL a promia-
Ing crop prospect. The new branch of
the short Line 60 ~. Anthony. which
II being talked 81. he says, viii do won
dera for that rcElun, and It's coming
VIII BE- enthusiastically hailed by the
settlers, Mt. liefntaon viii dispose ~
his property and business Interests here
and VIII leave shortly for his new
home.
Ex-sherin Turner and company 81
other Cache Valley people left today
for the Pocatello Valley and Hue
Greek region. which IL about 90 miles
northwest frpm here. where they will
fence aud break up a considerable tract
Of land, which they have purchased
from the state. There n no water for
the land, but Il II said to be admirably
adapted for dry farming. lucern seed
hNNlh y NNAuNhl" VFhlNth
Dr. ]. NJ. Tanner will deliver q lecture
this evening In the Fourth ward meet
inE house under the auspices OF the
sixty fourth quorum ~ Seventies.
The directors Of the Logan. Hyde
Park ana smithneld Canal 30. met last
night and appointed Reuben Pcrkra Of
Hyde Park. watermaater IN place Of
Elmer Crockett. who was elected ahrfif
last fall. An assessment ~ Is cents
pcr rharr was levied on the stock of the
corporation. and the annual clearing OF
the canal ordered begun next Monday.
MARRIAGES
The following persons obtained mar
rlnEc licenses this afternoon. ueorRe
W. LOWS OF oxford. Idaho, and Flor
ence ~. Ewing Of Smlthneid Ino. A.
i.andon Of Portage. and Elizabeth Pull
rlphcr " Avon; y. Sommcfr and Annie
Wundcfllch. both Of Logan. Henry g.
Olsen and Lille u. Camper. both Of
Logan.
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OF rourish the little one. who tugs
vans a. the dry fountain ~ the breast
Ni'h eager Thirsty lips,
WIS l. ~
Why must women pay such painful
pftrt Tor muihufhuudf u frUmH uua
reasonable ana unnatural that such "a
pftro should De- esurted fnf the simple
ftlhilmcnt % The law u bcinE. for
Nature echoes and Unf0freH tho divine
command Increase nnd multiply"
" ~ unreasonable aud unnatural that
woman alone should b. singled nut Tor
such n penalty Every Twins thing
hrngf forth fruit after hla kind" nat.
urally. regularly, aud without strain or
struggle nH compared with tho strain
md struggle NJ human motherhood,
The nrHt thing that every woman NEEDS
To be taught IL that the iarger part u
woMAN's SUFFERING ~ uNNAT-
rilAL.
and unnecessary. That apart from the
momcnthry birth pans. maternity should
be a Joy unailoyod. II Il h not 10 u II
because OF
the social laws
That orr from honest Sature'a rule"
because IN succeeding generations
women have sacrificed their vital forces
~ the IDIOT. Custom, ana Mhrp they nfu
confronied with maternity are unequal
20 ~ demands n would seem apparent
that an this could be- changed. that
children could be- borne with little pain
and lurfed with boundlegs pleasure "
the lost Vital power could be- restnwoi IA
women. Az woman needs N strength
and II she can obtain that, the ordeal
u maternity loses all ~ tcrurt Tens
Of thousands Of women have found this
strength IN the uHe OF IN, flrrco'H va
vnrlte Prescription, To give strength
and sigor a. The delicate womnnly or
gans n the mission ~ This medicine, "
does this by a twofnld process firri u
cures tho facilitating drains uleera-
tons. iuiiammatlOnH and female weak
nsfs which sap womnn'H strength.
Next. Il imparts vigorous vitality 90
the delicate organs places thcm In q
condition NJ natural hoalth 30 that all
their functions hdnE performed nat.
uraily and henlthfnlly. are performed
In Natures way with the least ofprnii-
ture Of strength. the least strain, the
least friction.
WOMEN NEVER CEASE WONDER
ISG
M the results which follow the use n
"Fnvorite Prescription" 80 various are
they and often Ho unexpected. Here's
IA line from q letter from Mrs. Mary T..
Lewis. ~ Tanner, GilWer 90, W, Va.
"ror nftecn years I suffered untold
misery. when I commenced taking
Dr.. PelrccH medicines ! had given ny
AM hope of ever getting We'll. I weighed
then. ninety pounds. and now weigh
one hundred and forty After being
sick 10 long have changed 90 be robust
and rosy checked" Here's line or
two from another letter.
Mrs. Anna WHY u tMlohlgnn Housed
Worthwhile. Sphinx Co, b. OAK, Nriteai
II am enjoying good health. thanks To
Your kind advice and valuable remedies.
suffered very much with female weak
meas and other ailments for more than
two years. when ! wrote to you for ud-
vice, After carefully following your
advice and taking aix bottles each of
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soricu 10 sto,H,ioLprns.


"
NOTICE e hcuby given that n meeting
- the Stockholders - the Nrfthgrn spy MIN
Ing 'nmraly J. hgrhy called 10 h. field a.
~" ONCE II the aid cumnany. Mccormick q
,umfanN I. liant, rufuuf - last Temple and
Inst eluih stigfts salt lake tity. Utah. on
the SRI day ~ MAY. i-1l. ~ n orlp-t n n
for The ruul.o ~ amending The Articles "a
luuinf rl IN sulafst
Afilciu 10 strike out tho wuris "ralt
lake" and luseft IN lieu thcruf sfruvn"
AfflrIu VII -fflhu out the wuf,ls ''nua
million nuu Insert lu llru tlHftsf "nne hun
dffsi aud tsrufYshNe thuusnudi" nl~p strike
silt tie Nufils como huudrlsl tluusand." md
lnsoft ln lieu thyusf 'tau hundfssi and any
ilulsanii" lis1 strike out the Nurds -tcn
Crufa"
Nfticle III ririke out tho words salt
lake" and irscft IN lieu iier,sf "i'ruso"
Also ndl Article NNiit, IA rad a. fnilovsi
That The capital stnk ~ tho company
msy iu asssssd NJ such times. In such
augnunis and fnf such purposes n the lioari
~ Trustee may determine"
\. ltANAutlL IN. secretary.
salt lake city. iinh, April y Ia.