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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-07-01

Cronins error, followed by three sin
giles, gave Chicago Sundays game with
Detroit Both pitchers were at their best.
Cahahans home run was the longest hit
ever made on the grounds Attendance.
Score by innings.
5 5sSaol1 --.--. ----.----~----0 -
atteries-Chtcago. Callahan and Sug-
dens Detroit. Grenin and Shaw.
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DisfTgslred Skin

Wasted muscles and decaying bones.
What hasocI
scrofula. let alone, Is capable Of all that,
and more.
1t is commonly marked by punches in
the neck, determinations in the eyes, dys-
pepsia, catarFh. and general debility.
It is always radically and permanently
cured by
Hoods g6FSGpQriEE0
Which expels all humors, cures all erup-
tions, and builds up the whole system.
whether young or old.
Hoods FdIls liver ill1: the nam-irTltRfnE ad
only eathaEtlc . tie viii IAooa.s s4Isanazlla.
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Special Train to Ottawa via the Santa

On Topeka day, Tuesday, July 2, the
Santa Fe will run special train to
Ottawa and return, leaving Topeka T:45
a. nj. arriving IN Ottawa 9:45 a. M; re-
turning leave Ottawa about 1890 p. m
$1-59 for the round trip.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-07-01

Take the observation car to Colo
RADIO Springs via the Santa F'e, and see
the country Round trip only $500
Only $3.50 July I to g. inclusive.
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The Best

The Best Prescription For Malarfa
Chills and Fever is a bottle Of Groves
Taste less Chill Tonic It is simply iron
and qusnine in a tasteiess form. No cure
no pay. Price SOC.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-07-01

Meredith was pounded hard IN the
fourth and eleven Minneapolis players
had q chance at bat Ferguson pitched a
fast game A t'woba gger and a single gave
Denver their only run Attendance, 9, 0o0-
Score by innings. RH. II.
Denver .4--.. ......-..0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Oh 2
Batteries-F Ferguson and Mcconnell;
Meredith and w. Sullivan.
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AT DIES MONIES

Maupin was an easy mark for the local
club today while Damman was a puzzle
to the St. Joseph team. Attendance q
500
Score by innings: RH.R
Des MoineS .......-.0 2 0 0 o ~-11 Is 0
St Joseph ..........0 0 o o D o 90 % 6 o
BatterieS-Damman and Cote: Maupin
and Dpnfn
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nallavIlla 10: HASKELL 4.

BeMeville. kan. July 1.-Belleville de-
eeated Izaa&aA Indians Saturday by a
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-07-01

Take the observation car 70 Solo-
RADIO Springs via the santa Fes az 10 ~
the country Round trip only SlsVv-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-12-15

ing letters descriptive Of present con-
ditiOns In Manila were read by Mrs.
/ w. f. Adams. They were written by
her father, Professor w. c. Damon,
who was sent by the government as a
teacher Of English in LUzon, He is
now at Jasn San Isidro, province of
Nueva ECijs, and gives very inter-
estinE accounts of the natives, their
music, national games and manner Of
living. He speaks of them SIS a bright
and clearly people, affectionate in their
domestic relations and eager in the
pursuit of knowledge.
He does not consider them so treach-
erGus as represented, but entirely loyal
under the influence of kind treatment.
Professor Damon thinks the withdraw
al Of troops from the island & mis-
take; that the FilipinOs as yet are not
capable Of self government
The book review was given by Mrs.
F. c. Kelsey. She selected The In
dividual," q philosophical work by
Professor Shsler, who fills the chair Of
geology at Harvard. She gave a most
comprehensive sketch Of its scope and
purpose. The Reviewers decided to
support the free kindergarten as their
special line of educational work, their
contribution this year to be not less
than $25.
The next meeting Of the club will be
held with Mrs. R. G. Woodruff on Mon
day Dec 30
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NOTICE 10 PROPERTY OWNERS.
Suecia1 Tsx


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN accordance with ordinances passed by
the city council Of salt Lake Citv AMI
approved Dec. and Dec. H. 1901 re-
specIVeiy, the special tax thereby levied
upon the property hereinafter described
to defray the expense OF laying water
mains ON Eleventh East street, Blaine
ana wilson avenues. opposite said prop
erty, becomes Delinquent on Feb. 30 1902
The SAID tax is levied upon the following
! ana lots IS TO 90 inclusive, block g, West
Strand View addition. All Of lots ! ana
lots 40 to S. inclusive, block 2, West Grand
View addition All of lots Z to inclusive
block i. West Grand View addition The
south 4o.6 feet of lot Is. and the north 2l.2
tlVe-acre plat "A" All Of lot II and the
north z5I-2 feet of lot 20, block 1, Five-acre
plat a All Of lot S.. block 8. Perkins
Grand View addition. All Of lots is TO q
inclusive. block g. Perkins Grand View
block z. Perkins First Addition to Grand
View. All OF lots 2 to q and the west s.
feet of lot ]. block 3. West Grand
View addition. All of lots Is to
IS IS inclusive and the vest s. feet
View addition All of lots to 10 in
elusive. the west is feet Of lot ]. and the
east u feet of lot II, block 2. West Grand
View addition. The west 64.5 feet Of the
east lis feet Of lot a. block ], Five-acrc
plat A All OF lots g to 10 inclusive the
west IS feet Of lot 3. and the east u feet
Of lot l3, block /. West Grand View add
ton. The west 81 feet of the east 15s
feet OF lot Il. block ]. F1Ve-acre plat "A
Said property fronting upon said streets
and TO a depth Of fifty feet back there
from. RICHARD p. MORRIS.
City Treasurer.
salt Lake City, Dec Il 1901
Water Main Extension No. s..
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How a Popular Phrase Originated.

New York SUM-
The popular phrase, Go way back
and sit down. has been credited to many
sources" said a music publisher. but
the true story has never been printed
One night about year ago several
colOred sports gathered in a saloon in the
IenderlOin owned by a negro, and pa
tronized chiefly by men of his own race
In the party were Smithy, the tenor.
and Bully the tout Smithy came from
the west and dressed in the height of
fashion, while Bully's home was in the
south.
Bully had had quite a turn of iH-Iuck
and his attire suffered in consequence.
Smithy began kidding him about it.
Finally Bully got angry He sized
seconds, and then sailed in:
'To' am er dude, yo' am he began
contemporary. 'Yo' done come round
here an try L lit folks know dat 70 am
livin' on Easy street.
Don't yo' fink, man, dat dem horses
am gwine run TO 20 in de snow dis
winter Yo' amt no steel rod. 70 kin
git brJHe.
Say. niger, do yo' see dat chair
yonder by dat stove? Take nah advice
an go way back an sit down an Wen
20 git dere stay dere an don't come
back no more might. Uderstand
honey?
"Smithy did go way back and sit
down, and was not heard of the rest of
the night Al Johns, a colored musician
who was present, thought the phrase
vas unique, and the next day he told
Elmer Bowman. a negro song writer
about IL.
Johns thought It would make a good
title for song, so Bowman wrote some
verses which Johns put to music In the
story of the song Bowman stuck to the
incidents that took place in the saloon
that night. and when the song was pub
lished il at once became popular
THE phrase was used a good deal bv
the opposite political parties in the last
campaign"
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Woman's Club.

At the meeting Of the WOman's
club on Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. A. J.
Johnson gave THE Criminal Classes
Police Of Russia" The paper was in
structive and interesting. She gave
the political divisions Of Siberia, de-
sCribed the coasts. mountains, lakes
and rivers, its enormous area, and its
fora, which is varied. On the steppes,
the forget-me-nots cover the ground
for miles. and in the breeze look not
unlike the waves of the ocean.
AS you look towards the horizon, the
blue of the sky and the flowers seem
to meet.
Them came a description Of the lives
Of the exiles. Of the depOrted, Is per
cent are women. OF the political exiles
some are volunteers as the families
do not wish to be separated. Some Of
the criminals are sent to the extreme
north, others to hard labor in the
mines of Amur.
The political exiles are intelligent
and worthy, but cruelty treated.
The ladies discussed the condition Of
the streets and suggested plans for
their improvement.
The club then adjourned until the
hrst Tuesday in January.
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Provo Climbs

Friday afternoon found the Nine
teenth Century club assembled at Mrs
HaveTcamps.
The club decided to have an open ses-
sion on Jan. 8.
Mrs. Schwab reviewed The Bow OF
Orange Ribbon" by Amelia Barr
Mrs. Beesley read a paper prepared
by Mrs. Thurman, The Decline Of the
Dutch Republic"
Mrs. Havercamp gave the last paper
Of the session, THE Annexation of
Holland to France"
Mrs. Goodwin was critic for the aft
eTnOOn.
The Utah SOrOsis club met Wednes-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Beck. The programme for the after
noon was historical The first paper
given was a review Of the English navy
by Mrs. Elizabeth Partridge. After
recess members Of the club responded
to rOllcall by giving q suitable quota
ton. Mrs. Ealenor Warner read a
very interesting paper on the Battle
Of Trafalgar" Owing to the absence
Of Mrs. Ida Dusenberry. Mrs. Warner
discussed the life of Lord Nelson. Mrs.
Nettie Osborne gave the critics report
and the club adjourned for one week TO
meet at the same place.
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IL the -, sattlement.
atlanta Constitution)

NAtldhta CONSTITUTIONAL
u understand" said the stranger
that yours is a dry town."
The landlord winked his left eye.
and that your county is also dry"
The landlord gave a little Winking per-
torrance with his right eye.
And that Ii is impossible to procure
any intoXicstlng-''
Here the landlord interrupted him with
a dig in the ribs.
Liquor within thirty miles Of"
Here the landlord gave him a ringing
lap on the back, and then stood Oft and
-0ared.
Well" said the stranger, "sinee you re
eot disposed to be sociable, and enter into
conversation with me, III just take
It's coming said the land ord in a
whisper, "but I forgot TO ask you If you
wished to qualify Il with a little sugar,
and if your valise will hold two quarts,
onvenientiyl"
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Ogden Clubs.

The Child Culture club met at the
home Of Mrs. T. D. Dee Friday after
noon, Dec. 6, with Miss Whalen pre-
siding. The club unanimously agreed
to pay the half years dues to the
Utah Federation, as requested by the
executive board. Miss Whalen read a
paper on The Children of the Poor 3"
Mrs. Williams followed with an article
on Mothers Who Fear" Both papers
were ably rendered. Mrs. Dee's
charming daughter served the guests
with tea and waters. The guests Of
the club were Mesdames STANLEY. Dee.
Thomas, ROlapp Taylor and GIafcke.
The next meeting will be with Mrs
Flygare, 2421 Jefferson avenue, Dec. 20
g @ o
Mrs. Coulter and Mrs. HiIliard at
tended the c. B. L. club at Coalvine
on Wednesday, Dec. II.
g g @
Aglaia will meet Tuesday, Dec. IL.
with Mrs. G. Z. Coulter, 1857 Twenty
fourth street. The meeting will be
called to order at O'Clock sharp. A
programme of unusual interest is to
be presented. In addition to the regu-
Ia programme, an address will be
given by Mrs. W. R. Hutchinson, state
chairman Of education. K is Hoped
that each member of Aglaia will bring
two guests to this meeting.
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RsaDers' Club

The Reapers met at the Office Of the
WOman's Exponent on Monday. The
study Of sacred history was continued.
Mrs. Margaret Romney giving a short
sketch of The Destruction of Jeru-
salem.' Mrs. Prescott, description of
the ancient religious sects before the
Christian era and Mrs. Mary L. Nor
ris, history of HerOd the Great. The
ladies' are preparing to give a social
in Mrs. Wells Office at the Templeton
building on Monday, Dec. %, in honor
Of Joseph Smiths birthday.
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NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS.
Snecial Tax

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
in accordance with ordinances passed by
the city council of Salt Lake City, and
approved Dec I and Dec II, 1901. re-
speCtiveiy, the special tax thereby levied
upon the property hereinafter described
to defray the expense Of constructing q
sewer on the east side of Twelfth East
street, from South Temple street to First
South street In sewer district No. I, be-
comes delinquent on Feb TO- 1902 The
said tax is levied upon the following de
scribed property, namely: The north Hl
feet OF lot 2. all Of lots and 4, and the
south 140 feet of lot 5, block 35. plat IF "
Salt Lake City survey. fronting upon
and to a depth Of twenty-five feet back
from said Twelfth East street.
RICHARD p. MORRIS.
CitE Treasurer.
Salt Lake City. Dec Ii. 1Sn.
Sewer Extension No. IS.
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Mrs. c. Z. Allen was hostess at the
meeting of the Daughters of the Amer
lean Revolution on Thursday. The
programme was of unusual interest
and was in charge of Mrs. L. Z. Hall.
An excellent account of the Spanish
settlement Of Monterey was given by
Mrs H c. Wallace. Miss William
son. Z pupil Of Miss Olive Gray, and
Mrs. l. c. Miller rendered choice in
strumental and vocal selections. Ar
rangements were made for the celebra-
ton of Feb. p, at the residence Of Mrs
Chisholm.
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NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS.
Special Tax.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
in accordance with ordinances passed by
the city council Of salt Lake City, and
approved Dec. 4 and Dec. II, 1901, re-
spectively, the special tax thereby levied
upon the property hereinafter described.
10 defray the expense Of constructing
sewer on the north side Of South Temple
street from N street to the reservation
line, In sewer district No. ]. becomes de-
Enqueut on Feb. 10, 1902. The said tax IS
levied upon the following described proD-
erty, namely; All of lots / and 2 block /.
plat ID, the east 96.1 feet of lot I. all
of lot 2. block 1; all of lots / and 2. block
2; all Of lots I and 2. block g; all of lots
l and 2, block 4; all Of lots ! and g block
.; all Of lots 1 and 2, block g.; all of lots
1 and 2. block Z; all of lots I and 2 block
s. plat C. Salt Lake City survey 'front.'
ing upon and to a depth Of twenty-five
feet back from said South Temple street.
RICHARD P. NORRIS,
City Treasurer
Salt Lake City, Dec. "A. 1901.
Sewer Extension No. 81.
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NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS.
Special Tax.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN accordance with ordinances passed by
the city council of Salt Lake City. and
approved Dec. 4 and Dec II, 1901. re-
specuvely, the special tax thereby levied
upon the property hereinafter described
TO defray the expense OF constructing q
sewer on the west side of Tenth East
street, between South Temple and First
South streets. in sewer district No. 1, be
comes delinquent on Feb. 10, 1902 The
said tax Is levied upon the following de-
scribed property, namely, The north 800
feet Of lot ]. and the south 305 feet OF lot
s. block 81 plat b. Salt Lake City sur
Vey, fronting upon and to depth Of
twenty-five feet back from said Tenth
East street. RICHARD P. MORRIS,
City Treasurer.
Salt Lake City, &c A. 1901.
Sewer extension No 20.
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with pimples, OF is your complexion
cloudy? If so. one dose of Lanes Tea
win make a change. It purifies the
blood, cures a foul breath, makes your
complexion clear and drives pimpies
and black heads from the face. SOC
and 25c packages. For sale by Godbe-
Pitts Drug company.
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NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS.
Special Tax.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
in accordance with ordinances passed by
the city council OF Salt Lake City. and
approved Nov. % and Dec. II, 1901 re-
speCtiVely, the special tax thereby levied
upon the property hereinafter described,
for the purpose Of defraying the expense
of constructing a sewer on B street, from
South Temple to Second street, in sewer
district No. 1, becomes delinquent on Feb.
10 1902. The said tax is levied upon the
following described property, namely:
All of lot 8. block y; all of lot f. block 49,;
all of lots I and 4, block Is; all Of lots
and 3. block u, plat ID" salt Lake City
survey. fronting upon and to a depth Of
twenty-five feet back from said 3 street
RICHARD p. MORRIS.
City Treasurer
salt Lake City. Dec. H. 1901.
Sewer Extension No g.
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NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS.
Special Tax.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN accordance with ordinances passed by
the city council Of Salt Lake City, and
approved Dec. 4 and Dec II, 1901, re-
spectively, the special tax thereby levied
upon the property hereinafter described,
TO defray the expense of constructing
sewer on the west side OF Third East
street, from Third TO Fourth South
streets. in sewer district No. 1. becomes
delinquent on Feb. 10 1902 The said tax
is levied upon the following described
property, namely: The north 305 feet
Of let 1. and ali Of lot s. block 81, plat
A Salt Lake City survey, fronting
upon and to a depth OF twenty-five feet
back from said Third East street.
RICHARD P NORRIS,
City Treasurer.
Salt Lake City, Dec H. 1901.
Sewer Extension No. SIS
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Poets Round Table

Mrs. Gill S. Peyton entertained the
ladies of the Poets Round Table on
Monday afternoon. Mrs. Ferdinand
Dickert was chairman or the day. An
excellent biography Of the poet.
Southey, was given by Mrs. A. T. San
ford. and various selections from his
works were read by the members.
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NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS.
Special Tax.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
in accordance with ordinances passed by
the city council of Salt Lake City, and
approved Nov. 20 and Dec. II, 1901 re-
spectively, the special tax thereby levied
upon the property hereinafter described,
10 defTay the expense of constructing a
sewer on the south side Of South Temple
street, from Thirteenth East street to the
reservation line, in sewer district No. I,
becomes delinquent on Feb. 10. 1902. The
said tax is levied upon the following
described property, namely: All of lot 5
and the west 153 feet Of lot 6, block g.
plat IF" Salt Lake City survey, 'front.'
ing upon and to a depth of twenty-five
feet back from said South Temple street.
RICHARD p. MORRIS.
City Treasurer.
Salt Lake City. Dec. H. 1901.
Sewer Extension No. r.
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rent Topics" was given by Mrs. The
resa Simon. a social hour, with light
refreshments closed the afternoon.
The Parliamentary club will meet
at $3.50 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon at
the Ladies' Literary club rooms.
The annual election Of the James b
McKean Woman's Relief corps took
place Wednesday at Odd Fellows hall
Mrs. W. II. Jones was elected presi-
dent; Mrs. Warhurst, senior vice pres
ident; Mrs. 7. A. SOuthgate. junior
vice president; Mrs. Fred Heath, chap
lain; Mrs. Theodore Whitley, treas
urer: Mrs. J. B. Lawrence. conductor:
Mrs. George Canning. guard; Mrs
Agnes Pease, recording secretary;
Mrs Esllnger, Miss Nan Short. Mrs.
BOyce, Mrs. Trice, color bearers.
q 8 o
The Woman's Democratic club held
It's monthly meeting Wednesday with
Mrs. W. H. Dale, at the corner Of 8
and First streets. Mrs. Angel gave
an excellent paper on Current
Events" A card party is to be given
by the club shortly after the holidays,
the time and place not having been
definitely decided.
The current events and current lit
erature section of the Ladies' Literary
club will meet Friday, Dec. 20, at 2
Cheeseman; ten minute talks on 1.-THE
Schley Case" Mrs Woodruff: Walter
Besant and Robert Buchanan" Mrs.
Cheeseman; ten muinte talks on THE
Progress OF Invention" Mrs. Snow and
Mrs. Peabody.
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Choice Xmas Selections.

Our House Coats, Bath Robes and
Dressing Gowns represent the late
ideas in style, cloths and trimmings.
We have never shown as attractive a
line.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF co
166 Hain Street.
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A d. az Mnddr complexion

"A DAI . tlIIA N-eI~Et5 7-1-
Does not become a neat woman. Lanes
Tea viii cure constipation. clear up
the skin, sharpen the appetite and
make you look and feel like a new
person It acts gently upon the stom-
ach, liver and bowels. For sale by
GOdbe- Pitts Drug company.
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Winter Underwear

Winter Underwear
For mems wear. The celebrated Por-
tage and other famous products in new
cOlOrs.
BROWN. TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
16e Main Street
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Club Notes-

! Next Thursday evening, Dec. 10
/ Mrs. William Igleheart will give an
other Of her interesting talks on great
| writers. Her subject will be .eThe
South in Literature" with illustrated
/ readings from James Lane Allen.
/ George W. Gable, Joel Chandler Harris
and others
/ The State Council Of Women held a
| short session on Tuesday afternoon at
! the office Of the Woman's Exponent
/ to consider the election Of delegates TO
the meeting of the National Woman's
Suffrage association in washington.
beD T. The next meeting will be
held on Friday. Dec. 90
The Daughters Of the Revolution
/ hold their regular monthly meeting to-
morrow afternoon at the home Of Ms
/ W. j. Beatie. The meefinR will he
commemorative Of the Boston tea par
The members Of the Cieofan read
Acts III and " Of Much Ado About
Nothlng' at their regular meeting on
tuesday afterr Don. Miss Laura San
/ ders was chairman. Mrs. Seldeu 7
Clawson will entertain the club next
/ Tuesday.
g o o
The P. F. O's met yesterday at the
nome Of Mrs. J. W. Christy, 500 south
Tenth East street.
e . g
The Council Of Jewish Women met
at the B. B. lodge rooms on Wednss-
day. Mrs. Sig Simon read an able
paper on the Life Of Leasing. "Cur-
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Richmond & Anaconda Consolidated
Mining COMPANY.

NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS SPEC
ial meeting.-NOtiCe is hereby given that
a stockholders special meeting OF said
company viii be held at / o'clock p. IA.
on December 51st. 1901, at the Utah Ma.
tional bank in Salt Lake City, Utah to
transact the following business. tO-wit;
Ito change the general office and
financial and commercial business from
Provo. Utah to salt Lake City, Utah.
ITO amend article sixteen, so that
the stock of the company shall be as
sessabls.
Dated November 27th, 1901.
JOHN II. MEWAN, Secretary.
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Reviewers Club.

AZ the Reviewers on Monday after
a0sa sons very bright and entertain
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Nobody Saw Start.

(Kansas City Starr
Anyhow the MESSAGE didn't shake loose
q fresh shower Of le)nides.
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The Browning section viii meet with
Miss Buchanan, 124 Sixth East street.
on Tuesday evening.
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The regular meeting Of the music
section yin be postponed until Thurs
Eay morning Jan. 2, 1902
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The P. 2. O.'s met yesterday at the
nome Of Mrs. j, W. Christy, 500 South
Tenth East street.