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Arizona republican., 1900-12-20
BARON LAMBERMENr CONSENTS
Will Arbitrate Between England and
 France on African Question.

London, Dec. 19.-Baron Lamberment secretary general of the Belgian min istry Of/foreign affairs, has consented to arbitrate between Great Britain and France on the outstanding West Afri can question:
Arizona republican., 1900-12-20
A SOUTH AFRICAN FIGHT.

Krugersdorp. Transvaal, Sunday. Dec. 16.-A pitched battle is imminent between the British under General Clements, who has been reinforced. and the Boers under General Delarey.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-20
PARIS EXPOSITION ATTENDANCE.

Paris, Dec. 19.-The statistics of the exposition, which have just been com pieted, show that the total number of persons who entered the grounds was As, 1901.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-20
A CITY COUNCIL
As Which the House of Representatives Sat
RAILROAD CROSSINGS

Congress agrees Upon the the Retire ment of Charles A. Boutelle ot Maine, With the Rank of Captain. The Senate Debate Upon the Hay Pauncefote Treaty Almost at An End.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-20

Continued on Eighth Page)
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-26
LATE LOCAL NEWS,

a marriage license was today grant
ed Gs0rGe y. Eushaw, 81. and Lucy
Mou.ssett. a. both Of Bingham
Rudolph Kausgh. a native Of Prussia,
and Alexander CtNllieI late of Canada,
were admitted 70 citizenship today
The many friends Of Mr. and Mrs w.
l.. White win be pleased 20 learn that
their little son Egbert, whose face was
60 badly burned with powder ON the
Twenty-fourth, Is rapidly recovering.
The creditors OF George W. Hills
bankrupt were TO have held a meeting
today in the office OF Referee Baldwin,
but none of them appeared. the referee
therefore appointed jennie r. Pierce
trustee. with bonds at $500.
The work OF laying the water pipe IN
the Thirteenth East street reservoir
VIII commence on Monday and VIII be
pushed with a'l possible dispatch. The
delay has been 0ecasloned through the
nou-arr.yol OF the pipe
William o.. Duugau who is about 20
leave 0u mission tO Europe. has Zee
signed the position De has so long filled
as secretary and a member Of the board
of trustees of the Latter-,Hy Saints
College. To fu the vacancy Heber j..
Grant has been elected a member of the
board and D. a. Paul secretary.
Deputy state Auditor Conner NJ.
Richards was at his desk again today,
having iust returned from a two weeks
outing t0 SEWER county Mr. Richards
visited the Annie Laurie mine the
Workings uf which he says is something
grand. Mrs Richards and baby aid not
returu. but win remain ia the noun
idius "a few weeks longer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-26
Continued Drouth Causes a Big
Decrease in Flock Values,
A HEAVY LOSS Is EXPECTED
Large Numbers of Southern Utah
sheep Being Taken 10 the Zig
Ilorn Basin, wyoming.

"The outlook for the sheep business
In Utah Is anything but bright The
fact BIS &C. ls dark. darker than Tor q long
time past The ranges are dried up.
the sheep are poor and prices have
fallen rapidly the last sixty days, par
tlcularly the lest thirty What the out
come win bee u0 man can forsee, except
that the losses win De heavy They are
already heavy and many sheep men
are discouraged
Thus spoke o. leading sheep raiser to
the News today 0u his return from a
visit tU several southern Utah cOun-
Ties. Continuing he said THE condl-
ton rs the worst ] have ever seen. Ey-
eiyUhery ] went found the ranges so
IarChed that every vestIge OF grass bad
disappeared and In many places the
brush was oead from lack Of moisture.
while 20 is drying up this way the pe0-
pie Of salt Lake can hardly realize the
uuIuNung aspect of affairs In the
southern counties. 1t is really most
disC0uw-ins Co all classes. Great
stretches ur wheat lands have been
cut Ter hay. ln some instances the crop
has not been high enough 10 cut and
VIII lr total loss 90 the farmer. The
class that suffers most Is ihe live
stock iustl Already both sheep and
cattle are iruDh wasted lr ze, and
large numbers of sheeg from this Sec
ton are being driven 20 the Zig Horn
i'usm country where colony Of Nor
mon" settlers recently located. Those
rrHN d 81
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-26
Hewlett Bros. Co.
A LAWYER SUES THE CITY
Attorney Sawyer Wants $500 for Alleged
Injuries,
says a Projecting stake I'm Sidewalk
Caused Him 10 stumble aud Dis
locate shoulder.

Abial b Sawyer filed q suit against
the municipality Of Salt Lake. I'm the
Third district court today to recover
the sum Of 81 600 FOR alleged injuries re-
ceIveI through falling on one OF the
sidewalks OF the city.
Plaintiff, who is a lawyer by profess
sion, On his complaint alleges that on
December %, 1899, he was walking
along on the sidewalk al a point about
five rods east OF the corner Of Seventh
East, on the north side OF East Fifth
South, when he struck his foot against
"a stake, partially concealed by the
snow and frost causing him 10 fan and
sustain digocation OF his left shout
der Plaintiff further alleges that he
was under the doctors care FOR two
weeks, and for two months was unable
90 attend TO his professional duties
FIFTY dollars, as near as plaintiff can
estimate. was paid out for medical at
tendance medicine and nursing
Within ninety day after the accident
plalnUn presented "a written claim for
damages 20 the city council, which that
body denied
Krebs and Hoppaugh are plaintiffs
attorneys
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LAGOON ATTRACTIONS,

The Lagoon management are pleased
10 announce 20 the public that tomor-
row afternoon and evening unusual att
fractions are on. The Twenty-third
ward have their outing and are giving
$50 10 prizes for races. boat contests
baseball and other athletic sports. In
the evening az 8 p. m. a. beautiful oper-
eta under the direction OF Mr. D. p.
Felt. with Prof A. g.. Luud as accom-
panicst. 90 beautiful young ladies are
iu the company The piece is one OF
sarunss best pieces The Lost Sister, or
stolen by the Glpsies. Special arrange
ments have been made at the Lagoon 20
present the piece 90 the best possible
advantage and much labor and pains
have been taken Co render the piece par
excellent The public need have no
fear 20 visit The Lagoon on Friday July
2Ith. IN addition 90 the Home-ike Fam
lis resorts al around Excellence this
popular entertainment Is well worth an
the money asked % go 90 the Lagoon
and return, only % cents. Everybody
is invited
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-26
D.. NIclIcn CnmInp MI.

President MaI.n OF the Northern Pa
c.Hc C9utampl1tos tour 0t Che ROAD
and 10 Was expected that Doe Wol.'
leave sf Paul today Tor "a DO days tour
of inspection. During hIs "trip Doc "il
probably run over the new Clearwater
line. extensive Improvements 900 "nlea
have mst been completed Ha WIl also
give some time 90 tha problem Of de-
bot az Seattle. which .s among ODE lm-
pr0vemcnts now under consideration.
Much significance is attached l1 the
trim by local railway men. TO Dr. fu-
mored that work win begin oD th.
Seattle depot within two months ana
that with slight modification ide oulll-
me viii boz as originally contemplated,
costing in-the ueIghborhool af hlit "a
million dollars. lu connection Win the
now depot there win be much new track
laying and important changes VIII De
made iu terminals
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SPIKE AND RAIL.

"Dlck" Neslen Of the Burlington has
gone 90 Nevada.
one Of the Westerns new big engines
arrived here lost night
Mesus Bancroft and Calvin Of the
short Line are at home again.
H. G.. Bush Is general agent at San
Francisco for the Burlington
The railroads expect TO carry 300 cars
OF fruit out Of Idaho this year
Many tourists are being carried 20
Yellowstone Park over the short Line.
General Passenger Agent H. NJ Clay
0f the Union Pacific left here last night
for Wyoming
Mr. Donald Rose OF the Illinois Cen
trail has gone 10 Butte and expects 10
return here on Saturday
j. o. Goodsell. travelling passenger
agent for the Union Pacific viii ae-
company a train load Of troops from
Omaha 90 ogden.
The Tlnuc Range Railroad company
aud the SEWER Railroad company held
stockholders meetings yesterday and
reelected the old officers.
The Rock Islands new branch line.
running from ChiCkasha. IS miles west
90 Granite. Oklahoma has been COM
pleted and is now open for business.
Between Reno and ogden there are 20
be- employed 1000 men and 1000 horses.
The work Of improving the roadhed FOO
all particulars win thus be pushed rap
IDLY
The Rock Island Issues notice that Il
has arranged for lOw-rate excursions
from Utah points 20 Chicago. They VIII
leave here August g. September O and
20 also on August % 10 20 inclusive.
The fact that wooden piling never
decays in the lake VIII Doe of great adj
vantage in the building and operation
on the Southern PaclnC's cuton The
salt water OF the luke acts as a pre-
sentative Of timber,
The Butte and Portland express on
the short Line is a fret class train. a
passenger may receive almost any ace
commOdation from a shine or "a shave 20
the purchase by wire of million dollar
block OF Standard on or Sugar
w. A. Helnze of the Illinois Central
general freight offices in Chicago is
here upon vacation visit Mr. Heinze
is fraterniziug with the local reglrsen-
tatives of the road who see 90 u thot DE
has plenty NJ sights 90 enjoy He Is
delighted with the climate and says be
is surprised ln the Characted OF the
'Wlld and Woolly West
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WOODMEN ARE TO COME.
Grand Camp Of Pacific Jurisdiction
Will Meet in Salt Lake.

The WOodmen OF the World, the Wo-
men Of Woodcraft and their families
throughout the entire west win come to
Salt Lake on August g. FOR one week
The occasion IS the grand camp Of the
Pacific jurisdiction, which includes AID
the states and territories west Of the
Missouri river.
That a grand time win ho had goes
without saying Rates win Doe r!tau
on all the railroads, and everything
possible win o.. done to make the stay
OF .he visitors here an enjoyable one,
The program provides for a public rec
Ccpti0n 4t the Salt Lake tuoater ON the
evening of August Is. The next mcet-
ing WiIl De secret work at odd Fellows
temple Friday win bee Woudmen d8y
az Saltair Saturday evening there win
boz o. trolley ride Co Murray and on
Monday afternoon 400 organ recital at
the Tabernacle win le given for the
guests Tuesday. the 2lst the meme
beers OF the order viii go Goo Lagoon. s.
farewell social in the theater viii end
the festivities
The general committee on reception
and entertainment Is composed ut
Henry simon chairman. George j.
Spencer. secretary. j.. b. Brown. G.. E
Oneub1ch. pr. g.. J. Douglas. e.. j. HIs-
son. "A. A. Beers and IS W. r. Brown "
this city. and j. a Jones. j r. DouI-
gan and j. NJ Nelson of che Murray
camp. C.. r. Blakeley is chairman Of
the transportation committee.
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LAND ENTRIES.


July 22-Final Homestead.
William r. s0uthwel. Cottor l6O
acres. sections 23 o. 20. township II
south. range S east
Charles ill., Roper Fayette. 100 acres,
sections II, I. 3 township Us south.
range 1 west
Andrew Anderson Greenwich. 100
acres. section 20, township "a south,
range 1 west
July 23-OrlgInol Homestead.
Henry @. Ballard Thompsaus. l60
acres. section q, township n south.
range % east
Fred W. Petersen Thatcher 100 acres.
section "a, township II north, range Z
west
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-26
OFFICIAL CANYASs WADE.

County Clerk Dunbar has made a can.
yass of the returns of votes cast IN Salt
Lake county for county superintendent
Of schools The result showed 1896
votes for b. W. Ashton. Republican
and Ss3 for u w Mo0at, Democrat the
majority for the former being 5j3. Mr.
Dunbar Issued the certificate OF cleo
ti0n 90 MI Ashton. who will assume the
duties Of the office 90 which he was
elected on Monday August 9Th.
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SEARCH FOR A CRAZY MAN.
When Found He Proved TO be a Drunk
en- DutChman

Considerable excitement was oc-
.as.oned around police headquarters
This afternoon by O. telephone message
coming iu 90 the effect that "a crazy
man is running Wild on First South
and Fourth East street.
without waiting Tor further informa-
ton Officers Randolph and Urry, Pa
troll driver Cannon and q News Zee
porter drove with reCklgFs speed Co the
alleged scene OF murder ON arriving
on The place mentioned 10 was learned
that John Hendrickson. a peddler and
T. D. Nfestman. a mason who Is trying
t0 equal Eph Kellys record, were lac
boring under troublesome DRINKS
Hendrlckson was soon located but a
thorough search Of Westmans house
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WIFE'S PITIFUL TALE.
Mrs. James 4, Stoyer Tells Of Her
Husbands Cruel Acts.

Clarlnda b. stoyer Is SUING James A..
Slower for divorce on the grounds OF
cruelty. desertIon ana failure 20 sup
port The parties. according 60 the
complaint. were married al Ketchum.
Idaho. ON August l1. lSsS. For the past
three years Mrs slower says the de-
PENDANT has failed Co provide f1r her
and Boo July. 1897. bee deserted her. The
cwrltles complained oi consist of force
Ing plaintiff out of doors Boo tha winter
uf 1895. and exposing her. while sick t1
tha extreme cold weather. 10 is fur
Their alleged tOat once The defendant
attacked bis wife with a pocket
knife threatening to cut her throat
and which ne was only prevented from
doing through the Interference of ans
other person.
Mrs St0vor further states that On
July. 1897 the defendant tried tl get
her committed On the asylum by swear
iuE to q complaint falsely charging her
with Insanity She also says that dur
lug the same month the defendant took
away their four children and sgCretel
them from her She prlys for "a decree
az divorce 81 300 al.m1ny payable I'm
monthly IusuIlwents % $50 each and
One custody of the children, who range
from six to eleven years Stoyer is "a
miner working az Bingham
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-26

President Gomptrs ~ Che American
Federation of Labor has gone t9 ChIcf-
60. W.. ID Mahan. president oi me
amulpamatgI association of street rali.
way employees OF America said that bee
fore leaving ST. Louis Hr Glmpers en.
dlred the strike and said tn. move
mont would have fHa support 0i ,n'
American Federation OFF Labor Accord
Ing u Mr. Mah0u, President 61mpefs
fully symuathizes with the men In their
resumption OF the strike on July .. ana
adds chat hs declared that Doe would NOT
have agreed tU Oh. terms 0i settlement
af July 2 bv which the strike was iem-
p0rarIly declared OF.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-26
AT THE RESORTS,

The members % the Jewish C0ngre-
cation Buai Israel held forth at Lac
gl1n yesterday a most pleasant day
was spent by them.
The Salni.av.ans win give an eXcur-
sion t0 SaH8r tomorrow There VIII be-
ell sorts Uf contests and appropriate
prizes Cor The winners. The proceeds
ar. Co ha devoted 90 missionaries about
J0 leave for the scandinavian mission.
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win 90 to Lagoon.

u uNi Boz ped letter day az La
COON tomorrow when the TWaniy.fhir1
ward wUl have their annual excursion
at which. u addition FOO Ihe regular
outing schedules. $50 worth NJ prizes
will o. distributed among the sunday
school workers and attendants and "a
beautiful 0rarattU WI. Doe given by "a
company of twenty young ladies' The
piece is entitled The Lost sister or
Stolen bv the GyUaIss and 10 Is said
tg tD wgII rendered Uy this company
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-26
BICYCLE ACCIDENT.
0lds Lady Run Down by a Female
SCorcher leg Broken.

There WAS a serious bicycle accident
ON First North, between Fifth and sixth
West streets at 2.3o this afternoon,
where a Mrs. Fisher. a lady seventy
three years Of age was run down by a
female bicycllst Mrs Fishers leg was
broken between the thigh and knee.
DR.. Wilcox was Immediately summoned
for the purpose OF reducing the fracture.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-26
STOCKS, INVESTMENTS
AND BONDS.

Utah Bank and Commercial stocks ADD
other high grade investment securities
Fought and sold Loans on stocks Dividend
psylag stocks bought and sold. Investment
order from institutions trustee, OF estates
and capitalists will receive the best o. atten-
ton JOHN q. CuTLEk Jk
IliI, - Main street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-26
ROAST CH1CKEN IN PLENTY.
5000 Birds Burned in a Chicago
Fire Today.

Chicago. July 26-Fire which broke
out at noon today in the buildings at
225-22i south Water street, occupied
by the commission firm ot H. L. Brown
g. Co.,. caused damages estimated be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000. and created a
panic among 70 score of girls caused
the death OF GOO chickens and for a
time threatened the whole block Three
girls were reported missing, but it Is
believed escaped A dozen girls who
had been at work packing eggs on the
third floor were carried down in an
elevator and a number of stenograph-
Frs escaped down q back stairway
The property was fully Insured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-26
huunnnnnnIlnnnnrTHHHnuuu1

Judge sommer today gave WIN s.
Rising. the vaudeville theatrical man,
@ Judgment OF $500 against che SAT-
Palace Exposition company Rising
sued the company fIr fiOjl Tor alleged
breach NJ contract ou three counts.
The judgment was $50 900 the second
and third counts the first count was
dismissed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-26
FUNERAL OF MRS. BISHOP.
Ceremonies in the Sixteenth Ward
This Afternoon.

The funeral services over the remains
Of Mrs. Ellen Obray Bishop were held
lu the sixteenth ward meeting house at
Q o'clock this afternoon. In the absence
of Bishop Emery. the ceremonies were
conducted boy President Joseph T.. Tay-
Ion. There was o. very large c1ngrega-
ton. turned out 90 show les respects TO
the departed. The services were very
Impressive. the speakers being Elder u.
W penr0se. whose remarks We're very
appropriate Robert Morris and others.
Interment was in the city cemetery
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-26

aud the entire uelghborhood failed TO
reveal the erring Dutchman. Finally
the return trip was made and 90 me
great surprise OF all Wesiman was op-
served standing on the corner Uncle
Abe Randolph lost u0 time 100 laying
hands ON him and now Westman re-
poses iu the drunk house.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-26
TWO WRECKS.
Waterloo Line Seems TO be Fatcd to
Many Accidents.

The Waterloo branch Of the salt
Lake city Railway c0mpauys system
seems. tu use ID common expression tU
be- "hOOI0Oed' Accidents are uf more
frequent occurrence upon that line than
upon any other iu the city. ana last
night there was a double portion ut iu
luck
70 was about $3.50 o'clock last night
that the FIRST accident occurred and .n
10 N0,0rmun Joseph Brown had hls foot
badly mashed Car No. lOl, 0U which
Brown was operating with Thomas
Gt.eye ass conductor was running north
when Do c0lI.ied with car 30. mn on
Fourth East street between ninth and
Tenth South streets At thB. point
there are mo- street lights the weeds are
very thick and being ground under the
wheels make The track very slippery,
The ear operators say that 10 rs dIn'-
cult t0 tell whether o. car is approach.
inE or reaoaug until % is very about
upon them N1tUrWau Brown says
that DE- thought $50. M was backing
into the sllDulrk when bee first saw 10
and did Not discover the error until 900
.ate. Both cav came together with sui.
hCient force boo smash their front ends
and nip MO some Ul tha board flooring
Although the passengers We're rudeIy
shaken un uo one but Mot0rmau Brown
Wls injured
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ADJUSTMENTS.


Entries for amateur night al the salt
Palace theater were made today as fol-
lows Frank Ward. Bernard Kelsey
and Floyd Koontz. ln Dutch and IRISH
dialect sketch. Hazel and Dot kenner,
song and cakewaIk There via be the
usual list OF fine prizes offered
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DIED

PECK.-In this clty, Wednesday. July
2jth. of cholera iufantum Calvin By
r0ng0u OF u0rr and r. Emma Matth-
ews Peck. aged 4 months
The funeral took place this afternoon
az 4 o'clock from the residence. No ll2
west North Temple street
GORDER- Milton, Morgan county,
Utah. July %. 1900. OF paralysis, Olive
Gorier wife of Andrew Gorder. aged
a years 10 months and q days
Funeral services will be held In MIL
ten, July 2ith ~ 2 O'clock
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with Transatlantic Liners.

Bremen. July 26.-ArrIyed: Kaisern
Maria Theresa, from New York.
Queenstown. July 2G.-Arrlved: New
England from Boston.
Greenock July 26.-Arrlved; As
syrian, from Philadelphia
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-26

About n O'Clock last night car no. i02
going south struck a horse al o. point
Just north ~ where the collision Oc.
,urred earlier ln the evening one
wheel OF the car stopped ON the animals
leck and another pin.0ued a leg and q
.hird the tail The animal lived for two
9r three minutes but while a man ran
Tor an Implement of some kind with
which 90 end the horses sunerlngs the
poor brute gave O. deep gasp and eX-
plred. As in the other caea ESQ rrr-a0-
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Bllk Of Mccormick ( CO.

Located az salt Lake City, DO the County OF
salt Lake, state Of Utah. at the close of
business on U, g,h day OF June. 1900
RE OUNCES
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gers were this time badly shaken up
but no injury resulted 20 amy one.
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CLEARING HOUSE REPORT

July 90 1900.
Tolay's clearings ,.......,...{3lAO23iS
Same day last year .....,{3 iIy32.23
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CHURCH NEWS.
GRANITE STAKE CONFERENCE.

The conference OF the Granite stake
Primary associations will Doe held Aug.
O. m ana p. m. The Bishops of the
different wards are especially invited to
attend
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-26

Report made 10 the Seer tary OF state OF
the State Of Utah of the condition
~ Tho IrLNIIn
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cuNNINcToN COMPANY.
STOISIc,

Beg % announce they have opened their new
and commodlpus store ats aud 80 Main So,
salt Lake city, and vii be pleased % see
their friends ana al patrons.
SAM II. HILL, Mgr.
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STATE or UTAH.
Ohice Of thc
SECRETARY Oh STATE.

/. James T. Hammond, secretary, ~ t6at
OF the state OF Utah, do hereby eeI.,'3t t8py
the foregoing Is a full, true and eo,,,s.l con-.
of the statement OF the above Nssii,1 5ey =
pany. now "a Tile IN my ofhee ,t,Ri,,soSD
July, 1900 J. 4: HAL nS N state.
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Or. sanford's Liver Iu1ieorator

The best Liver Medicine A Vegetable Cure 10
Liver lie. Bhousness, Indigestion, Constipation.
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WITH THE JUSTICES.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nunnl