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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
bids will be received at the office Of ID.
undersigned until 70 o'clock noon Of the
18th day Of May. 1901, for the construc-
tion-at Burriston, Juab county--of "a
dam with a waste or drain pipe. and
spillway with iumo. according %
plans and specifications 20 be seen at
my Office in the Joint city and Count
Building. salt Lake City, and at the
Office OF the County Clerk OF Juab couu
~ at Nephi All material Cor waste
pipe and Gume TO be furnished hy tha
contractors. and all work on the dam O.
be completed not later than August ].
1901.
Each bid must bc accompanied By
certified check equal to five per cent of
the amount OF the bid. 10 be held upon
the condition that upon the award nf
said contract % him. the bidder viii
faithfully and promptly execute a gooi
and sufficient bond payable 10 the Stat.
with two sureties, 10 be approved bv
the State Board OF Examiners, condl-
toned for the faithful performance OF
the contract. JOHN SHARP.
State Fish and Game Commissioner
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DR.. Humphreys

SPECIFIC MANUAL, a pocket epi-
tome OF the Domestic Practice OF Medi-
cine, mailed for the asking. a postcard
viii do.
RHEUMATISM. The use of SPECIFIC
No. 10 stimulates the action Of the KID
neys, ana the poisonous uric acid pass
es out Of the blood
BRAIN FAG.-The use Of Specific NO
"a restores the tagging energies OF the
over tired worker.
DYSPEPSIA. THE use of Specific
No. 10 after meals permits Indulgence
In the pleasures Of the table, without
fear Of Indigestion,
GRIP AND COLDS The use Of 70
breaks up Colds that hang on and DO
not yield TO treatment
DIR. HUMPHREYS SPECIFICS are
put up In small walls Of pleasant pei
let's; just ut the vest pocket Al all
Druggists, 25c, or mailed ON receipt OF
price
Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine
CO., Cor William 4 John SITS, New
York
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rity and faithfulness Of Elder Mitchell,
and speaking words Of consolation To-
the bereaved family A large conlege
followed the remains 10 the cemetery
The grave was dedicated by Elder J0r-
gen Hansen
Elder Mitchell was born I'm Glasgow,
Scotland May l6, 1858, and married Re-
becca Colyille July Is, 1873. The family
left for America In 1856, and located in
ST. joan, Kansas, where they became
members Of the Church In 1889. In 1880
they arrived in Provo, which has since
been their home.
ACCIDENT AT THE LAKE RESORT
The outing Of the public schools at the
Lake resort yesterday was a pleasant
event, barring an accident that might
easily have been more serious than 1t
proved to be, although 1t caused pain
ful Injuries to two Of the pupils. one
Of the guy ropes of the merry go-rOund
broke while the machine was IN motion,
and fell with the young people This
caused the heavy upright center pole
to fan and a general collapse Of the
whirligig, Miss Alice Green and Miss
Annie Bullock two girls each Of about
the age Of fourteen years, were the only
ones seriously hurt, Miss Green was
badly bruised In various parts Of the
body and il was feared one Of her
limbs was broken. DR.. Robinson, how
ever did not discover any fractured
bones Miss Bullock sustained severe
scalp wound, which was dressed by Dr.
Allen seven stitches being necessary to
close the laceratlon.
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
The students Of the Maescr school
surprised principal Jensen and Miss
WhtmOre Thursday evening at the
close Of the school aud presented them
with appropriate momentos of appre-
citation and esteem Mr.. Jensen and
Miss Whitmore will not teach in the
Maeser next year, and the surprise was
in the nature Of farewell testimonial
Elder WIN. d. Roberts left for Sat
Lake this morning on his way to Great
Britain, where he goes to Ill a mission,
The account Of Thursday nights w,
G. T. U, recitation contest, in last
nights News failed to state that the
medal was awarded TO Master Milton
Cage.
Boorey & Wood are preparing to
move into the building formerly occu-
pied by the Provo Commercial & Saw
lngs bank; they will conduct dry
goods business IN their new quarters,
Dr. II. s Allen has purchased the
store building on Main street now &C.
cupied by Boorey & Wood from Jesse
knight. The consideration named Is
$500,
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ESTATE OF ALEX. M'KERNAN, DE
CEASED.

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL At
priyOt7 lie the following described real and
personal prope ~, towlt; The west half uf
the southeast quarter ~ section twenty co.
and the west ha Of the northeast quarter
NJ sect on twenty nine CO., all I'm township
three 90 south. range one ID west. "a Lake
Meridian, tuate In salt Lake County, Utah
Lot seventeen 10, block one o. Temple
View Addition" TO salt Lake City Utah,
situate In SAT- Lake Co. Utah; Lots one ~.
Two ~, three q four a. aud five (j). IN Block
three CA, belongs Addition ~ salt Lake
City. Utah, situate in sait Lake County.
I tab: an equal undivided seven twenty
fourths C-si interest In ana TO the mining
claims situate In West Mountain Mining dis.
tricL salt Lake County, Utah. located aud
known as "Uhlig No. - "Uhllg No. g" ST.
lue No q" 'lda," Comet" Gomez No. L.
and "Railb0w;' an equal undivided one
quarter Interest In and 10 tho mlnlng claims
situate In West Mountain Mining district.
Too le 90. v iah. locate Cd. patented and known
rs the Western, ''kobroV To0ee and
~ olser,' Na415 shares Of tho capital stock
of the Argentine Mining Company, cor
poration OF Ctahl
$3.50 shares Of the capital stock OF the ST.
Joe Mining Company a corporation o Utah,
On or after MAY 30, l0l. and written bids
for the said property " any portion thereof,
will be received az the office OF Edward No
turin. i0l 405 and lOB Atlas building. $40
West second South street. SAT- Lake City
Utah
Terms OF sale: Cash. or credit not exceed
Ing one year and II on credit ut lea I o per
cent Of the purchase price 70 be paid IN cash
and the balance secured by note OF pur.
chaser - bear interest az the legal rate AID
secured by mortgage upon the portion Of
said property purchased
DENIS KELLY,
Administrator Of the Estate OF Alex Nc
Herman. deceased.
Edward McGurrln, Attorney for Admins
,ratOr
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----~----
WHERE THE"CORN ERS"C0ME FROM

Mr.. Ashbee, the London gentleman
who has been talking to us about art
says Chicago has no history. Why the
making Of history has been one Of our
specIalities within the span Of hui
man life we have been able to exhibit
to the world the most wonderful
growth ever shown by any community
on earth In the same length of time;
the largest Increase in trade and com
merce, the largest lumber yards, the
largest stock yards the largest receipts
Of hogs, the largest fires the most won.
derful grain market, the most interest
ing corners, some Of the most exciting
riots the finest canal and the most
hidcous city government In the world
Chicago Record.
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Official Call Issued to Officers Of
Woman's Societies,
OBJECT OF THE MEETINGS.
The Address That VIII be Read In
All the Meetings That VIII be Con
yened In the United states.

Extensive preparations are under
way ior the formal observance Of the
general peace movement now in pro-
gress throughout the world Meetings
viii be held in the various wards in
the state on May 18th, In accordance
with the following call officially issued
by local officers today IN conjunction
with the address to be read and voted
upon at meetings to be held in the
United States at the time indicated by
those organizations In sympathy with
the universal peace demonstration Of
women.
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sprrIAL srocKnoLpER,s MEETING

NOTICE ! lEREBT GIVEN THAT A
special meeting Of the stockholders OF tho
Madison Gold Mining \ Milling Company will
be beld at the office Of said COMPANY it 40
81 East Isl south St, SAT- Lake ely. Gtan at
l. o'clock a. IN. IN the 18th day II May, "A. D.,
lgOl, for the purpose OF considering and act
Ing upon proposed amendment 70 the Art
iclos OF Incorporation OF said company by
increasing the capital ock OF said comnanv
from two hundred thousand 2OlO00l share,
II tue par value OF & n 90 cents each. To Ryo
hundred thousand tAO,0l0 shares OF tho DAT
value Of ten 10 cents each.
Il. W MADSEN, Secretary.
First publication, Aprll T.. 1871
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made Miss Nellie Miles and Mr., j. T.
waR held at the home Of the bride with
large number Of relatives and friends
Ia attendance, where an enjoyable time
was had In social convepe, songs and
regulations, with a sumptuous wedding
supper
We have had a beautiful rain, for
which we an feel thankful and 1t makes
our hearts glad TO see the rapid growth
Of all kinds OF vegetation.
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B. \. ROBERTS
NEW BOOKS

which have been In course OF prepare.
ton Tor several months. are now ready
for delivery.
TILE RISE AND FALL OF NAU.
VOC"
An Invaluable work for Mutual I'm
proyement associations, price SIPS.
missouri PROSECUTIONS"
The first supply Of which was ex.
hausted is now again on sale. Price
25. Special terms to classes. quorums,
SUNDAY schools and Mutual Improve.
ment associations
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SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.

Sunday school union meeting Of the
Weber Stake will be held Sunday after
noon at $3.50 o'clock at the Weber stake
academy. A very interesting program
has been arranged, and full attend
ance Of all the officers and teachers OF
the Sunday schools is urged Musical
Director Ballantyne especially desires a
fun attendance Of the ladies' ohoruses,
az he has something Of Importance 10
present before them.
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PROPERTY TRANSFERS.

Abstract Of recorders file, Salt LAX e
county. May 10. 1901:
Della II. Snow 20 slgmund Simon,
warranty deed. 2iaNl0 rods
northwest from southeast cor-
ner Of lot 5, block 81. plat BIS 5000
Harmon Cutler 20 Della a.
Reeves, warranty deed. i7x3s
rods southwest from rods
west OF northeast corner OF lot
Is, block /, hve-aore plat A." $500
John Needham TO Annie n.
Quinn. warranty deed, part OF
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lot g. block 90, plat A..u.". l
Carrie A. Hadley to Martin
Mahnllen warranty deed, 1913
rods southwest from 10 rods
west Of northeast corner of lot ,
G, block 40, plat b.. .u."."'' S'VVu
Western Loan and Savings COM
pany 10 w. T. Robinson ct AL,
warranty deed, lot 3, 4 and 0.
Western subdivision o., ...,. dUJ
Elizabeth V. Davis TO Sarah Will
Hams, warranty deed lot G and
east half of lot 7, block 2, Unit -
versity subdivision IS. ",," . 2o-
Utah Loan and Building assocIa-
ton 10 odessa L. Benedict
warranty deed. lG5S50 feet
northeast from 1902 feet east Of
southwest corner OF lot 2, block
!, plat Co., 90, OF. .,,,,,.,....',' o'-oV
James Il. jennings 70 Joseph a,
Jennings, warranty deed. Yam
pa Extension Northeast lode,
etc, West Mountain. .,,.,,. b,oid
Thomas w jennings, et al to
same warranty deed, same... Ib,2i2
Joseph A. Jennings TO Highland
Boy Gold Mining company
warranty deed, same .,.n.,., l2o'OOl
Mary j. Thompson ct al to r. r.
Oiorenshaw Sheriffs deed,
south half Of west half Of lot
3, block 2S plat Aur, ,."..., 1OJ
United States of America TO
Portland Cement company pa
tent. Portland Cement placer.
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EARTH'S BEST SPOTS.

Notwithstanding all the pestiferous
nonsense written and talked both at
home and abroad, every one who has
Travelled about the world Is aware that
there are no spots on earth where so
much freedom, justice, and true Chris
tanlty abound as on those spots which
are sheltered by the Union jack
Methodist Times.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.
SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING.

a A special meeting Of the city council
Isas held yesterday afternoon, in the
<councIl chamber, with all members
3pTesent excepting Mr.. Brown, who was
<out Of the city
n The meeting was called TO order by
president Thomas, who informed the
lf0nnc that he had called the meeting
lfor the purpose Of considering the
NECESSITY Of employing additional
ftounseI to be associated with city At
toTney Mcmillan, In the water case
IN which the city is deeply interested,
ftnd that the water supply committee
hal consulted with Judge ogden Hiles,
aand that gentleman had consented to
1sssS' 10 the suit upon the payment TO
Hiun 0I WV as retainer and for $50
PEI Gay for each and every day ac-
,8'uaIy engaged thereafter. Mr.. Abbott
,flno'ea thal the proposition be accepted
2ahl mat Judge Hiles be retained. The
l|flouoh was carried by all the coun-
','llnen Present voting aye, excepting
ounelImen Jones and Carr, who voted
4 the following resolution was pre-
Pence by Councilman Jones. who
proved It's adoption:
resolved that the city treasurer be
seVuestd TO report TO this council WHY
IN Withheld the payment OF warrants
,t,,l.'ssitasndlng, and allowed the sum OF
49, OF dead money TO remain In the
flU treasury and also report 10 the
Sunvli now long he has had this
4. "guht OF money or any other sum,
Pr the treasury"
ine motion was lost only Council
' M Jones and Carr voting for 1t.
Inc council then adjourned.
RUNAWAY YOUNGSTERS.
The sheriff has in custody two Young
w named Henry and Jessie Jones.
N.Y. respectively "A and 10 years who
'aln mat their home Is at Laramie,
n 'yynlhg. That they are, the sons Of w.
I yohes an engineer on the Union
p ay,nc: running between Laramie and
49, springs The boys came TO Og-
.n ABOUT week ago and went to the
ouse OF Fred Brooks. where they have
=. slaylng until taken into custody
h We oU'cer They Travelled from
,al nome 10 ogden on the blind bag
,at CIV and seem 10 be pretty rough
..u'ns They told the officers that
~. ian away from home. and did not
h ~ 70 70 back again, but after being
''s cell at the county jail for a short
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SCHOOL CLOSING

The closing exercises Of the city
schools were rendered In Thatcher
opera house with great eclat last even
ing. The program as published IN
Wednesdays News" was rendered en-
tire. and the excellence Of the various
numbers was a genuine satisfaction TO
the large number Of parents present
The officials and teachers Of the schools
are being congratulated on their sue
cess during the past season, The chill
dren were given an enjoyable outing
al Johnson's grove today,
WANT EVENING TRAIN
There is movement on foot to have
the Short Line run an evening train
from Salt Lake 10 Preston
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FIL.LrORE.
WILLARD COUNTY SCHOOLS.
Program OF Graduating Exercises
List of Graduates County Court.


Special Correspondence.
Fillmore City, Willard Co.. May TO-
The county commissioners were in ses-
sion the forepart Of the week. they
approved Of the monthly reports Of the
county officers, allowed their salaries,
appointed Daniel Black health officer
FOR Dcseret and Thomas G. Lines for
Oasis, and attended to other business
Of a general nature,
GRADUATING EXERCISES.
Tae graduating exercises of the Mil.
lard county public schools. which were
held In the Central school building to-
day, were decidedly educational in
their nature There We're present be-
sides our local teachers and school
officers, Prof. \. l., Nels n Of the b. Y.
A., and Richard r. Lyman Of the
state board of education also a pro-
fessor in the University Of Utah; the
two latter gave some instructive and
timely advice 10 the graduates Of the
eighth grade, eXh0rting them TO fur
ther continued effort in an educational
line.
Much credit IS due supt II. p. Brown
for the interest he has taken 10 make
Inc exercises a success,
The following program was rendered:
"The ola Farm House on the Hill"
B.. Two Graduates OF Fillmore School
Invocation Trustee Alma Greenwood
THE Winters Tale .-,... .,.,.,.
..,.Graduate Of Oak City School
"My Southern Rose ,.. e. .,..
...... Graduate OF Deseret School
Incidents in the Life Of Lafayette
Graduate Of Scipio School
"The Benefits Of the Electric Tele-
graph" Graduate Of Kanosh School
"rhe Frolc of the Frogs n....n
...... Graduate Of Fillmore School
1.-THE Triumph Of Promptness" 49,.
Graduate Of Deseret School
Intensely Utter" ...,...,..,..,
.... Graduate Of Oak City School
ValedlctOry ....,,,- p. ."v,,.
... Graduate Of Fillmore School
Presentation Of Certificates u......
....,...... .Supt, IL. r. Brown
Address to Graduates.... .. .,..
..... Professor N. L. Nelson
Address o.. .. Prof h. r. Lyman
of the State Board Of Education
Utah, queen Of the West .....,
........ .,,. 90, The Audience
Benclicton &C.,. O.. Hon. T. c. Callister
NAMES OF GRADUATES,
Fillmore, 16-Edna Peterson. Ami,
Huntsman, Florence Chamberlain, Lois
Robson, Josie Robson, Helen Green.
wood. Hattie Greenwood, Laura Calls.
ter Eyalyn Peterson, Waiter Day
Lincoln Kelly Allen Olson, Hattie
Wicker, Katie Melville, Eva Melville,
Don Beauregard.
Kanosh. i--Pearl Dorrity, Ella
George. Albert Nadauld. Charles Kim
ball.
Deserot. 6-Dora Henry, Irene Bishop.
Ruth Western. Edith Bennett. Peter
Peterson. John WarnlcR.
oak city. edith Lyman, Ida Jacob.
son. Lydia Lyman, Ellen Nelson. 10.
seph A. Lyman, Peter Nelson.
Scipio. 6-Mnlie Peterson, Ellie Sor-
enson. Ella Memmott, Frank Hatch.
Hulda Grooming, Alice Esklund.
In the afternoon a banquet was ten
dered the visitors and games by the
school children were INDUCED in.
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SPANISH FORK.
Franklin Hansen Meets Violent
Death -- Jex Family Reunion.
A SAD FATALITY.

Franklin Hansen Meets Violent
Death Jex Family Reunion.
Special Correspondence,
Spanish Fork, Utah County May S.
The recent rains have given a new life
to everything 1t had been so windy
causing the ground to dry out 80 much
that crops came up very irregularly
but since the rain the crops and
especially the beets, are coming UP
finely
DEATH OF FRANKLIN HANSEN.
Quite sad accident happened TO
young franklin Hansen last week. lie
~ a lad about 10 years old, and was
assisting some others IN branding some
horses. They had lassoed q horse, and
Hansen had hold Of the end Of the rope
ana was twisting 1t ariund the snub-
ping post when the horses made a rush
TO run by causing the horse to jerk
up on the rope before be had 1t quite
twisted, drawing the boy with Consid-
cradle force against the post. striking
him on the bNast in the region Of the
heart 4 he boy was brought home, and
lingering a couple of days, died. His
funeral viii be held today
JEX FAMILY REUNION.
The JeX family had reunion yester-
day. they usually have the reunion on
the LIST of January Of each year, being
the birthday Of Grandma Jex who Is
now Is years old. She gets around re-
markedly we'll for a wamon Of her age.
THIS gathering was more especially
for the purpose OF having the picture
taken Of the family IN a group, There
were Just 100 of them In all. william
JeN and Eliza, his wife, joined the
Church In England In lS53,cam to Utah
the next year. 1854. They have had
family Of eleven children, all OF whom
are alive and married and an with
their husbands and wives are members
Of the Church. many holding leading
positions. Brother and Sister Jex have
siXty-four living grandchildren, and
twenty grandchildren deceased. They
have nine great grandchildren alive and
two deceased. Elder William Jex Is a
president of Seventies quorum
Brother VIM. JeX and one Of his sons
in-law are at present members Of the
city council
The whole family Is in a prosperous
condition, and faithful and persistent
workers.
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LO,iAN.
SCHOOL CLOSING EXERCISES.
Heirs of John r. Carr Disagree
Want an Evening Train.
speoIal CORRESPONDENCE.

NpeNIuT IUITtspOnUtUCp,
Logan, Cache Co.. May 9.--The case
Of the estate OF the late John r. Carr
Of Millyllle came before Judge Hart
today, One faction Of the heirs sues TO
have the sale Of certain real estate set
aside on the ground that It was sold at
a lower figure than was consistent with
their interests A large number Of
witnesses were examined. after which
came a wordy war between Attorneys
Nebeker and Rich. No decision has yet
been reached
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NOTICE

TUE REGULAR MEETING OF THE
stockholders ~ Lion's savings Bank and
trust Company will DO held az the Com
pany's Office nos. I. & and Enst Temp.o
treet salt Lake CITY Utah. on MONDAY,
June 4 l0l. at II a. m. for tho etclion ol
come before the meeting.
LORENZO SNOW. President
GEORGE NJ. CANNON, Cashier
Dated May sth, 1901.
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NOTICE or DELINQUESr SALE OF
STOCK

STAR GOLD & SILVER MINING CON-
pany principal place ~ business SAT- Lake
CIV. and county. state of a. ah Notice
There are Delinquent upon the following de-
,crlbei St0r. GA account Of assessment
levied on tbp End day OF April 1901 the sew
pri amounts set opposite the names OF the
te.peptlye stockholders as follows
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No Of No q

And I'm accordan'n with law and an order
nf the board Of directors made on the 2nd
day oI Anil 1901 so many share, oi each
rarro. of such stock rs may be necessary viii
LEI sold AT tine ofirc OF the clmnlny ~ Icu-
Ming, block % West first south street san
noon ON The .gni laY NJ Nay, 1901, IN nay
daHuuueuf assessment thereon, together
win cost N advert lug and expense OF sale,
SAM WILLIAMSON
Secretary Of star colo aud silver NJ ming
Company. lo1w 2li Jennings B.ock' sEle
Lake CITY. Utah
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oUDtN RAILROAD TIME CARD
eRtcoh SHORT LINE RY.

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"a! 'ooSors snd Northwest, a. M, lam. M
"a svu,n ,ga m. 1850 a. m, 1850 n. m
LEAVES
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NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, THAT 4.
meeting N the members " the lattpr-DaY
saints College OF the salt Lake stake "
Zion, will ho held 40 the Assembly iild o.
the lalter-Nay saints Col ose, -alt Lake
city Utah. on Friday tho glth day OF Nay.
A.O 1901, for the purpose OF amending tho
Article, ~ incorporation Ia IN i1llOEing
particulars To cnuugU the name " The ~
% 'lat n tO 'Luttar.day saint, University
To makr the objects ~ the association % ba
20 found "a university, with college. acal-
emile, schools, lu,titu,es museums, "a lsrcs
" art. libraries. laloratDrl s. gymuaslnus.
and all proper accessories, wherein in,tru1-
tou ~ thy MgheSt grade shall be given 10
both seSs 81, ln science, lltetalu e, art M
chan cal pursuits und in the principles ~
the Gospel Ms Taught by tho Church " Jesus
Christ ~ Lattur-daY saints, 10 give the COR
poratiUu power {, cndOw prolvssorshlpS or
establish scholarships therein, and pre-
scribe the courses u study. and the condi'
I ons under which dlpl mas, honors, test.
M nlul, aud degree, may De grantedi and 10
provide that no real estate shan b, sn Il,
lease or cncumbc ed nor any officers N tn
Board az Trustee, be appointed or removed,
nor any by-luw tul' or regulation enacted
orrppraltd oycout by an Affirmative vote "
% majority N all the Trustees aud for tho
transaction OK such other bushes, AS may
properly come heiOrc the meet NJ.
JOSEPH > WILLS. secretary.
Dated May End. llOl