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The age-herald., 1901-09-11
Little Rock, 1-1o; Nashville, o-7.

''Ne'NJ ''s&SFF'F''N1 WIT
 Nashville, Tenn, September 10,-Little Rock and Nashville played a double header today, and both games were taken by the visitors Nashviles bad work in the field, together with their inability to hit Skopec, who pitched both games for Little Rock, was accountable for their de- feat Score:
 First game R. H. E, Nashville... .... 70 o0000-0 5 2 Little Rock... ....0 o o 900 0 0 1-1 6 O
 Batteries-Sanders and Fisher; Skopec and Lynch.
 Second game R. H. E. Nashville. .... 021O0O02 022-7 12 ' Little Rock..,. 70 0 0 05 3 0 2-10 8 0
 Batteries-Henly and Fisher; Skopec and Lynch.
The age-herald., 1901-09-11

Nashville yesterday and won both of them. The first game he shut the lead CTS out.
The age-herald., 1901-09-11
NAVAL VETERANS
 IN GRAND PARADE
General Slckles Candidacy for Commander in : Chief is
 Still Being Doomed

Cleveland, O., September 10.-The naval veterans took first place in the festivities attendant upon the Grand Army encamp- ment today. The eighty-seventh anni- versary of Oliver H. Perry's historic tri- umph on Lake Erie was fittingly cele- bratcd in a grand parade of naval vete- rans and a naval display upon the lake,
 There were a number of receptions and entertainments this afternoon and to- night.
 The electio nmander-in- chief promise most inter esting and story of the organization candidacy is still being secures the election he Democratic incumbent O. t.., vernon Van sant of Minnesota Is handling the cam paign of Judge D. Torrance of Minneap- ois It is said that General Stewart of Pennsylvania is the administrators fa- vorite.
 At Central Armory tonight the Union ex-prisoners of war held their twenty ninth annual convention, At dog watch in Gray's Armory the principal speaker of the night was Capt, Richmond P, Hobson of Merrimac fame. Captain Hobson was enthusiastically received by the large au- dience. He said he hoped that the day would soon come when Union and Con- federate veterans held their national en- campments together He referred at length to the achievements of the Ameri- can fleet at Santiago.
The age-herald., 1901-09-11

Wo take old books in exchange. VS Dewberry's Book Store,
The age-herald., 1901-09-11
PERSONAL.

A. C.. Edwards, chief train dispatcher on the Atlantic and West Point Railroad, Is in Birmingham. He was formerly with the Alabama Great Southern Railroad.
The age-herald., 1901-09-11

The score has three errors charged to the Birmingham team. This Is not by any means all the misplays made by the local team. Two flies were misjudged by the outfielders and two or three hits got through the infield that should never have gone for hits.
The age-herald., 1901-09-11

Miss Bessie Green of Gadsden is in Bir- mingham- Miss Green has just returned from an extended trip to Lake Chautau- qua, Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
The age-herald., 1901-09-11

Eomravod Cards and Invitations.
 Dewberry's Book Store.
The age-herald., 1901-09-11

diagnosed my case as uterine trouble do me no og sood oopS npered eaeb besween fife e and death for quite while, every day across the room My friends were look ing for my death every minute. Afriend wrote and told nle about Dr. R. V. Piercc, and at once wrote to him for medical advice. He replied immediately, giving me full instructions as to what to do. I at once followed his advice, and when I had taken his medicine about week felt good deal stronger. When I had taken 1t about one month 1 felt as strong as do to-day. I took four bottles ot each kind and two vials of Pleasani Pellets Many thanks for the medicine It has permanently cured mes
The age-herald., 1901-09-11
HE IY,

MARRIAGE LIcENsEs-Marriag li- censes were issued yesterday to John Brown and Jessie Singleton; J. E. Massey and s. J. 4talhngs.
 COLORED DELEGATES - The Ala bama Great Southern and Louisville and Nashville Railroads both had a large number of delegates to the colored Ma tional Baptist Convention at Cincinnati on their trains yesterday.
The age-herald., 1901-09-11

The local team started out like winners but this lasted only one inning. For four painful innings the Frankfurters batted Gillen good and hard.
The age-herald., 1901-09-11

skopec pitched two games against
Arizona republican., 1901-12-20

Forecast for today-Fair.
 Data for 24 hours ending p. m. yes ferdaX.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-20

MR GRIEBEL SICK.-Mr. Frank Griebel is reported quite i'll, being threatened with pneumonia.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-20

MIR. GRIEBEL SICK.-Mr. Frank Griebel is reported quite i'll, being threatened with pneumonia.
 PUPILS RECITAL.-There will be a recital at the opera house Saturday afternoon at o'clock of the pupils of William Edson Strobridge. showing their advancement in the study oi the piano.
 FULLY OPENED UP.-The dining room of the Ford hotel. which has been used the present season only for the accommodations of the employees of the house. was opened to the public yesterday.
 SOUTHERN PACIFIC WRECK.-A wreck was reported on the Southern Pacific yesterday between passenger trains Nos. g and 10. near San Luis Obispo. No particulars of the wreck or it's cause, have been received here. COUNTRY CLUE RECEPTION The annual reception and ball of the Country club will be held tonight at the Hotel Adams. beginning at s:S0 o'clock. This function will be the prin- cipal society event of the season.
 NEW MASONS.-Mess-s George Buxton and II. E. St. Claire on We'd nesday night were given the Royal Arch degree of Masonry. the event being celebrated by a banquet at Cof- fee AIS Place after the lodge meeting
 TO SEND EAST.-Visitors to the city who have friends in the north and east, who desire to know more of Ari- zona. with the intention of probable location here. can secure Q variety Of reading matter at the board Of trade rooms.
 FOR THE WINTER Mir. Gordon B. AfOnnette of Cissna Park. H., MT. and Mrs. O. Monnette of Marion. O., and Mrs. J. H. Malcolm and daughter of Bucyrus, O., formed 8 party that ar rived here yesterday morning, and will spend the winter in Phoenix. They are guests of the Ford hotel.
 ARRIVAL OF COLONEL ERODE. Colonel Alex. O. Brodie. accompanied by Mrs. Brodie, arrived in the city yesterday morning and will re main several days He is here on business connected with his extensive mining interests at Crown Point, to which he has been devoting himself since his return from the east a month ago. Colonel Brodie is preparing for important improvements Of that prop erty.
 TO SEE THE COUNTRY.-Mr. and 1DdTiE5 EICEs4eS anu MT anu E. C. Wetherbee and son. all from Marshalltown. Ia., arrived here yes terday morning and are registered at the Ford hotel They have been tour ing the coast and have heard so much about Phoenix they were determined to see the place before returning east. They had some misfortune. however. in train connections, and came to the conclusion that it was hard town to get into. But it is to be hoped that their stay will be so pleasant they will feel repaid for their efforts.
 COUNTRY CLUE BALL TONIGHT. The grandest social event of the season will take place tonight at the Hotel Adams, where the Country club will give it's much talked of ball. The committees. which have been working hard to make the event d great success. announce that all is in readiness. and most enjoyable time is anticipated by the dance-loving society people.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-20

Maximum temperature. 72; minimum temperature, 35. Average relative humidity, 29 per cent. Total precipitation, O. Character of the day-Partly cloudy.
 VIM. G. BURNS,
 Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-20
OLIVES.

We have every description, can please every taste and pock- etbook. No better olives are produced in the United States than the Arizona article. You're welcome to a sample. ARIZONA BABY MANZANIL-
 LAS. 15c PINT. ARIZONA RIPE, 25c PINT. MAMMOTH IMPORTED QUEEN, Soc PINT.
 The largest ever brought to Phoenix.
 FANCY SPANISH QUEEN
 OLIVES. BOG PINT. SPANISH MANZANILLA, 2Oc
 PINT.
 CALIFORNIA RIPE. 25c PINT . PIMOLAS OR DENILED
 OLIVES, IN GLASS. 2 SIZES.
 25c AND 40c.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-20

If you do not receive a bottle of el- derberry wine occasionally, as a pres ent, you have no friends who are really old fashioned
Arizona republican., 1901-12-20

Our list of residences TOT sale and for rent is extensive.
 The Evans Loan & Investment Go.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-20

Special sale of ladies coats now so- ing on at Stein's Cloak and Suit House.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-20

Show your visiting friends the collec- tion of Indian goods at the Curio.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-20
News e5 Y the Town .>>
THE WEATHER

Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21


Miss I.enora Samson has recoyesed Tom
her illness and was supeI Efsing her ~NOrk
last week. she VIII take. charge OF It
Monday.
ciety on Thursday last thS TIME OF meet
ing was changed from Thursday to Mon
day. Al the meeting on lIOEday next
MeSSrs. Abe Hatch John F. Holman
and Thomas Mcdonald viii lecture TO the
Professor William G. RoyIance will lee
ture on 'England,s Interest in China on
Thursday next. - tf
The graduating Normal class has made
arrangements by which the leading edti-
pectIve teachers on educational SUBJECTS
The first Of the series OF lectures WIN be
given by Miss A. AZ HoltOn on HReadipg
/ on Monday next at 8 . clock. Foilowipg
TINS lecture MT Cooper VIII address ne
class on Wednesday The time OF the
Normal society Will be occupied hence
forth by the educators lecturirsg TO the
Normal students
George T. Thompson has been engaged
as director in training in the Normal
school or the coming school year Ma
Thompson has been one of Coionel Park
er,s expert eacherS, in the Chicago InStt-
tute Tor some time, and viii lecture dur-
I ing the Summer school at tllat institution
i fortunate to get such an to take
\ charge OF its training cass es. No.
At the regular session - Lae Zeta Gam
ma society last Friday e7antpss INSTRUCTOR
I teresulg talk on sfrhe Espefleaices Of the
Delta Phi and zeta Gamma Societies
/ When Was a Mem Der =
/ Frank Soule. gave one of Webster 3 ora
j tons and the 02 Glee club sang The
programme WAS appreciated very much
/ The Athletic Association VIII give a ball
at christenSeTiS' the 10Th of April,
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AssEssFTFNT 10. ].

SEA SWAN MINING COMPANY. -
Location of principal place of business.
Salt Lake City, Utah Notice is hereby
given that at 4 meeting Of the directors
held on the 5th DAY of April 1901 an as
seSsment- of One-half (el of cent per
share was levied on the capital stock
OF the corporation. payable Immediately
10 the secretary at his Office. nos. 3G4 and
SO Atlas block. Salt Lake city, Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on the Sth, day of
May, 1901, VIII be delinquent and aCver-
tised for sale at public auction. ana I'M
less payment is made before. viii be sold
on the 18th day Of May, 1901, at O'Clock
D 10 pay the delinquent assessment.
together with the scOstrOf advertising and
expense OF sale. BY order of the board
Of directors
". II. FARNSWORTH,
Secretary of the Sea Swan Mining Com
pany.
Salt lake City, Utah. april 8. 1901
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High school.
A feeling of -tccs1f1dence', pervades the
school since the reassu-ing news OF Tues

A feeling of -tccafdence'' pervades the
school since the reassu-ing news OF Tues
days election.
Wednesday morning the school well
coined back DE-. DaEic Utter, VINO taught
ia the High school during his residence
here some years a go. In a snort tax lac
gave hem some very good words OF ADVISES
u31at we're well recedNed- Mrs 3ackafNe4tn
gave a number OF EQeat setections, ACCOM-
panied by Mrs. Mabel M. Mcclure, with
violin obngato By Miss Lanason
sT4inInan Folsom, a IorEner thigh school
student, has sent Tor his credit records, as
he IS abo 10 enter the New YORK AN
the HIS. & sRooI cadets have received
their guns fl adrEil 1rom gtthe stsdte ttlIa
/ Mr. Frank ,Eranung OF the. school board
| was a. recent visitor.
One of the naen1pers Of the school board
[ TIVE agreed not 10 otivulge ms nAme) found
himself With an afternoon 10 spare during
( Easter HOLIDAY week. OnEdudtm OF tue
4 fact that Il was vacation time ne werded
( his. way 10 the High school tor a. tour OF
nspection.s end haze walked the flIu length
( Of the corridors and discovered an assem-
/. realized that he was acne IN the building.
! That he fatfSd to notlce any upuses slu 1T
! certainly SPEAKS we'd for the customary
A condition 81 the school.
4 The seniors held a class meeting Friday
; AFTERNOON and elected the following com
/ mittee on commeucenlent exercises: Maid
I ma Lewis, Robert Eolla nd.
] The JUNIOR baseball team has received
= permission from GoVerHOT Wells 70 prac-
I tive on the old university campus. some
u of the members OF forIner bassscali teams
i of the school are considering, al the
I. eleventh hour, the fetqazl ton OF u school
4 team. r
4 Mesdames I. H. Smith, A. II. Boxrud
/ A. n. GheFry, NJ. II a. Perkins MIR. h
\ NJ Newcofnb Rev, David Utter, Mrs.
/ F'ritch and Miss FEitehs of Hastings,
( Mimi: Mrs. " fllfarn Birnsy OF crashing
4 ton. D. CT Mrs. " era H. tHIgard 81
II Seattle~S
\ At the invita- ton of the High school
Miss Katlsarfne E. Oliver viii favor the
l pubic with q lew selections at the We'd
4 nesaayi morning ASSEMBLY
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Agricultural college.

B. P. Fleming, 90, now a student IN
Harvard. and assistant 10 one of the pro
fessors of engineering. has been offered a
81 200 position ii the University of ,Wyo-
ming. The young man Is only 10 years
Christian Larsen, 95. for three years a
missionary and student in Germany, and
now studying French in switzerland, Will
return 10 his nome IN GreehVlile curing
J. ~ t.'' Jensen. 100 student Of engineer
ing in Harvard, has Tor some time peeii
friends at Carnbridgs are looking care
fully after him.. and his coliese IrlepdS
here haze just sent him q message OF
The Sociological club met Saturday
evening at the resideHlce OF Professor L
After the scientific discussion. the COM
pany was treated to a dainty lunch
The station has just received new
photographic heiiometric recorder and a
hydraulic meter for large or swift
PROFESSORS l5sl Linfield and Merrill have
Just completed a tubenculin test or the
college herds.
Its studies in Rushdn and BROWNING, WsSn
special attention 10 meet their theories OF
/ A meeting OF the trustees is arranged
/ for Saturday. April q. At this meeting the
board viii be REQ ganlzed and ali arrange
,rnents effscted., for the coming year
College baseball teams are organizing
and expect TO meet other teams as oeca-
/ sion offers during the summer
At the last meeting OF the faculty IL
! was decided to allow the graduating class
Ito choose between appearing on the COM
! nlencement programme or having an adj
/ dress BIZ some prominent speaker. They
/ have not yet been heard from,
tically completed The supply of seeds
lIor farmers experiments hast already
I been exhausted though there is a con-
tisluaI fien,and Tor. more tl-asE
Mr. Dante sen of Lewiston. a brother
in-laWg of President Kerr was a visitor at
/ the, college Friday.
Z : The sod is being removed from the lawn
I in front CO the main building, where the
new front is to be erected. The. sod is
/ being laid about the shops. IL
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sei, Frsdis Yard Ray Rodga
Tile lslIll and l5le sun. ..s=..e--
.-.-...,.-.-----.-..--..D Daniel Naellyilt Josh
song ~. =. -s---, ----..sa-a44 Aie WiiiiaIn
Doll Song <. s- = -. -. ...---.--- =.
- IIaslan, Alsgsie Norris: lda
Ptas;5 sol.s. .17he Charge Of The Light
Brigade .s,s- 49, -. - - Eithsl DAVIS
Magsi6 swan. IEthel Br5}Tssl 5z,ina S
solomon, B&4'fiIa Hfs wa, Cora Has
Pam, stella sisPrsoll, Anne 'Nifouin
Motors song. rom wang .,:..g.
MtBsl Wits ms. Viola Mitchs2i
Ea1,Daz-zL Ow1aaa. -I4elia -CoItanl.
aIa9ei Jones. ruby Bail. Adargtret
E.stss ilrlls fealfs lzQuoeE,s Fern pax
ett, Hlffda Nfliscn-
Sopran.3s. r.TTfrst-Z6slsra e;e,sgs1o-S. VIM
niea les IsSibei Seal, Maaeiers FsailFps
lace. E1sla Olson, sarah Gillespie. '.izzie
Nebeker, Viola Rager, MAY Morris, Mar
garet F.ancis- SeSongd-ss-s. aa.r AZ e1l-
iesfae. MARY Mitchell, L5dian Read.
8 Altet steiis Brown, Lizzie Keddinston,
Eassos-Eldney Riser. sidney Grifirhs.
4 John Like Sissorge Sealafrder. Abe Cody,
i NVi4liam Lee, Jodie Spry, William Has
sor iiss Sl t1Ss s1 Ernest Red
Thomas Poweal, Eugene Osters Abdon
Oberg-
state Superintendent Nelson VIII visit
the schools Of Monroe on Monday and
give 3 ppolie aesirsss i2 theeyszirg at
the RS26eld schools. aod a lecture will
be delivered there in thss evening. Dur
tiTae in Utah County seiectinE a suit5able
site for q new school bullGing to be
erected there.
The eighth grade of the Webster school
Is justly proud Of the handsome cast Of
Aierenry which has latesy been placed IN
he is
with rhorvaldsen's casts Night and
Morning. and Mrs .McBay's With a
cast OF the Singing Cherubs.H
Friday afternoon the whittier Literary
sOciety Of Miss COIN room rendered the
tOI4 Oe4nE pros rarnIne.
QuartetteEC arfie Kelley, Clara White
.....---.--.. Mercy Lewis. Stella Jones
Talk on Grant. ....... Morton gCheeSmaI
R feaas rs tii i Aank SMe aseSs
Ghalk talk Rose Bowart
RECITATION -------.--. ------Ceorge Humme
Dialogue-Florence Trhman, Rollin
,...~.'..-......-,ts SeoYAlle. Grin Owen
There was an interesting meeting of thu
! county teachers. held yesterday morning
/ " business one, but an able address ID
MIR. N. T.. Porter was an importane Tea
1 sure- rs7 ,1-ssast-s Z sesfesy =
Miss. Nellie Powers, chairman Of tn,
siss.h grade ADVISOR. has sent out thu
circulars to the teachers OF shat grade
/ Calling attention to the charges to b
m I IN she eosiTse 81 study ter mex
| The Whittier school has four beautffu
I Rev pictures framed<snd hung on III
/ school mouse walls, IS a tangible result O
/ the winter art exhibit 8 -
! S.Nfiss S. IL Eliot. orss Of The teachers q
I RoWlanes Han. who has sheen abroad 70,
! the past year or two. has returned ant
1 will make her horne at the Hail
atendent Allison of the OaSler
i scbocis was a visitor at the Salt LAX
scho0is dur17sy- The week. - +. z ~
\ Miss iAfcNIller, prineFTaI OF the srxvelfti
school has removed from Fords to tn
Miss Waters of the Lowell visited tn
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Fire at Sac~lmento. Cal.

Sacramento, Cal, April PA special
10 the Bee from Keswick says: Fiji
teen business houses on North Main
street were burned this morning, the
Monte Carlo theatre being among them.
The fire burned frem the Brewery sa-
loon south to John Miiler's place
north Total loss $4,000; not one
cents insurance. There was no wind
blowing at the time, or more CT the
town. would have gone
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University Notes.

Professor Byron Cummings will conduct
chapel exercises this week.
Professor George NJ Marshall will de-
liver a lecture today at Pleasant Grove.
Misses Ellie Hague and Leona AIiler
entertained the College Women society
Saturday Afternoon az the home of Miss
Hogue. FE
Instructor Leo Young Of the history dc.
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Notice of Stockholders Meeting OF
the Jefferson Gold and Copper Min

ing Company
"A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders OF the above named company
is hereby called to meet at the office OF
the company. rooms 1928 Progress build
ing, salt Lake ClIy, Itah. on "Wednesday.
May I. 1901, ct O'Clock p. m. for tho
purpose of amending article X Of the arti-
cles OF incorporation so IS TO provide Tor
the time and manner of holding meetings.
of the board of directors. and 10 provide
for the adoption of bylaws by the board
Of directors
II. 3. WINDSOR. Secretary
Dated at Salt Lake City, Utah, ApriI
s. 1901
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
pELINoUENT NoTIcE.

THE TETRO MINING COMPANY. or
/ Tintic. NOtice.-I'here are delinquent upon
/ the following described stock on account
J of assessment levied on the 18th day OF
] March 1891 the several amounts set
! opposite The names of the respective
: Shareholders as follows
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting o. the ElOckh ofocrs OF
the Central PacfIic HaflNaI company
Will be held on Tuesday April - AZ. ID.
1901 at II O'Clock q. m OF that day, at
the office of said company. No 125 South
Main street. over Wells, Fargo < com
pany-s bank. Salt Lake CITY Utah for
the purpose OF electing a board of nine di-
rectors-Ior the ensuing year. and to trans
act 'Sl5eh other business AS may. legally
come before said meeting.
ISAAC l. REQUA.
President Central Pacific Railway Com
spary- J. L. WfI.IzC,T1TT
Secretary Central Paclfic Railway Com
pany-
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Aprif 10Th. 1901. stockholders duly met
and the meeting daily adjourned 70 meet
sgain4April 20Jh, 1891, al the same hour
and same place
JONATHAN c. R0YLE.
Chairman.
DAVID B. HEMPSTEAD
Secretary.
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Notice Of stockholders' Annual Meet

ing
NOTICE IS HEREBY GiNEN THAT
the annual meeting OF the STOCKHOLDERS or
the Constellation Mining company Will be
held at the office of the company, in Park
CITY. Summit county, Utah, on Monoay ,
Nav 9Th 1981,i at . o'clock p m, for the
purpose Of electing seven directors &c
serve for the ensuing year and TO trans
act such other business as many legally
come before said meeting.
HENRY SUTTON, Secretary.
Park City, Utah, April Srd, 1SOI-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21

Little Rita Kahn of the eighth grade at
the B-yzat school HIS Tetul ned from a
TRIP Of several months TO tlonoluIu. While
goise ner : oTk 81 'the class room was not
nes4eeOed, s1nd as eonSesl ueTces she Yrlii
eliseF The HIs-1 schooI VIII her Glass;
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Mrs. Elliott, drawing supervisor, is ex-
pected back to her work early in the
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Assess

And In accordanceI Win the law and
oFder of the board of directors, made
on the 18th day OF March, ,90l so many
shares of each parcel of said stock as
may be necessary viii be sold at the
Office of the company. No. 617 Mccormick
block, salt Lake City, Utah. on the An
day of May. 1901. at I o'clock .. m. 10
pay DELINQUENT asses sTnelt. together with
cost OF advertising. and expense OF sale
ERNEST WILLIAMS.
Secretary Tetrs Mining Company of TIN
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21

April ord. 1901. at the foregoing meeting
an adjournment was duly made 10 April
18th. 1871, at the same hour and same
place. JONATHAN c. IeoNLE
Chairman
DAVID b. HESfE,STEAD,
secretary
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21

Miss Florence Foster has removed from
First streetot l4z North Nam.