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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-28
PROF. STEPHENS BIRTHDAY
tabernacle Choir Leader Reached His Forty
Seventh Mile Stone Today.
Event Pleasantly Celebrated at Sali-
air To-day. Handsome Present by
Choir Members Last Night

In anticipation of his forty-seventh
birthday. which occurs today, the choir
at It's rehearsal in the Tabernacle last
evening presented Prof, Evan Stephens
with a handsome music case and writ
Ing desk combined 1t Is made OF poll
ished cherry and Is embellished with
mirrors and other artistic ornamental
tlons
The choir turned out almost in full
force there being 400 present and after
a number of pieces had been sung Prof.
Daynes arose in the body Of the build
ing and in a graceful little speech pre-
scented TO MIR. Stephens in behalf Of the
choir the beautiful present, as a token
of the love and esteem In which he IL
held by the members Of the choir.
Secretary McEwan announced that the
desk would remain in the building UNI
III a silver plate bearing a suitable in
scription could be lnlald ia It.
Prof stephens replied in an appropri-
ate speech, expressing
his gratitude 10 the members for their
kln0IN lttllIk AUh aus lllHl anu At'
magnificent gift bth which they had
honored him. Although he was aware
that something OF the kind was going
10 be done Il did not In the least lessen
his appreciation Of the gift and what
pleased him most was the good Will OF
the choir.
This morning and yesterday after
noon plants and flowers were sent to the
professors home In such great profu-
sion that his studio was converted into
a veritabe conservatory. In honor Of
his birthday the Choir took its outing
10 the lake and 1000 tickets were is
sued to children and adults. The ex-
cursion from this city was augmented by
about 400 excursionlsts from Cache
county and they together with the reg
ular Saltair crowd, swelled the visitors
10 over 5000. Among the Cache valley
people were many Of Prof. stephens
old Logan friends and pupils, who took
pleasure In congratulating him on his
goOdly condition at the 4lth annual
milestone Of his useful and active
career.
Prof. Stephens was honored with
some presents from friends In different
parts Of Europe, including tive troEi
Norway
II Is Of interest to know that this is
the first public announcement Of tho
professors age. Hitherto II has been
yelled In dark mystery and the specu-
lations as to the length OF his mortal
sojourn have been rife. but he PECULIARLY
remarked today that he had passed the
time when ones age Is supposed to be
a delicate subject and therefore IL WILL
ing that the public should know how
old he Is.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-28
WARD ENTERTAINMENTS.

Last evening in the Cannon ward
meeting holNe the operetta entitled, "a
Merry Company" was rendered by
score or so Of little boys and girls re-
siding in that ward. The evenings en-
tertainment proved success In every
way The house was crowded and
goodly sum was raised for the Sunday
school of the ward, under whose aus
pieces the play was given. Mr. Tracy
Y Cannon was the musical director and
is TO be congratulated upon the way In
which the young people under his d.
rection produced the charming operetta,
FIRST WARD.
Tonight will be the closing night OF
the Midsummer Fair which has been
running for four nights. The attractive
features for this evening will be the
baby show, Prof. Mills with his famous
moving pictures and the final auction
sale Of articles left over from previous
nights sales.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-28
HOTEL ARR[KALS.


The following were the arrivals Al,
the hotels up to three o'clock this al.
tern0On.
Knutslord. Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Rob.
erts, Colorado; Frank S. Davis ChIca.
go; John Barrett, Portland. Mrs MEX.
els, PhiladelphIa c. Thayer. Elko. Mr.
and Mrs. W, Littlehtll, Kansas City; j.
j. Gunther Mrs. Carl Victor Earnest
Victor, Miss Won Beruuth, New YORK:
Mr., and Mrs W. L. Steele Chicago,
Geo II. Batchuan Denver, Mr.. and
Mrs, Frank Nlerling, st. Louis. Halo
g. Eilers, st, Petersburg, Mr.. and Mrs,
II. s, Howe, Portland. ID. W Dnthey,
Chicago; VIM p j. DIusmore, Denver;
John H. Bryan Denver
Kenyon; o. Hansen, Chicago; z. P.
Cowen, Baker City, NJ. y. Spoor, Chi.
cago; ]. w. Earhhardt and wife, Wads.
worth; A. j, Rand. 81, Louis. Mr. and
Mrs. G, s. Wurzell Dorothy b. Wur.
cell, Pittsburg; Mr. and Mrs, D. A.
Key, Philadelphia; II. w. Murphy
Anaconda; n. b. KAISER city, NJ and
Mrs. Forbes and children, l., c. Miller,
Logan; DR.. c. A, GoHans. Seth 4.
Langion, Logan; c, c. Colt c, E Hui.
son, city.
Cullen; Garyin Spence, Flora Mac.
Donald, Edinburg, Scotland Geo Ksl.
logg and wife, Denver; NJ. j, Sweeney
j. II. Mccormick, Butte; II La FOrnl,
Logan.
White House, C. D. Tyree Ogden,
Robert S. Stockl on, A. W Bullock, Mrs,
NJ. A, Rees, Golden Colo; Frank NJ,
Orr, Evanston; Y. G Locke Butte ].
u. r. Freund Prescott; Virgil Kelly,
Fillmore: ". Jennings and wife, Juab;
Jos. a. Smith and daughter. Proyi'
dence l.. Hatch. River Basin; Miss
Esther Williams. Logan Matt spelfs
Tooele, ]. G.. Lambert Kamas c. y
Williams, Wagner; c. NJ Porksen, Me-
vada; w. G. Smith Huntsville John
A. Smith and wife. Mrs, Adkins, Tooele
Walker; p, Clark, Park City ]. 5
Edwards. Mercur; John AAllen. James
vile: A. W. Schmidt; II. Bullen ana
wife, J. p. Griffin, A, p, Wardi soreT
Peterson, Logan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-28
BUSINESS AND REALTY.

Today's clearings amount to $685.
$780, 70 as against Si03.6lS6l for the cor
responding day Of last year.
The next county tax sale will be at 10
o'clock Saturday at the west door OF
the Joint building.
The Federation Of Labor has rented
the third floor Of the building owned by
Henry w. Lawrence on the corner Of
Second South and West Temple streets
and will occupy It, The quarters for
merly occupied were In the building,
Just east of the Cullen hotel. owned by
Mrs. Mary Judge. AS Proprietor Ew-
ing OF the Cullen has leased that build
ing the labor federation had to find 9TH
er quarters,
A deal in state street realty was con-
summated late yesterday when George
Morrow transferred 10 Mrs j. MoFad-
den for her daughter Mrs, Geo. A.
Foulks, the double apartment house
Just south of the Gardo house facing
east for 1880. The property has a
frontage OF 46 2-3. feet on State street.
and depth of lS5 feet. II is occupied
by handsome, thoroughly modern ter
race OF two nine-room houses which
rent at the rate Of $50 per month. thus
netting about six per cent on the in
vestment.
A sheriff's deed was issued today to
Albert A. Langley and Gerard NJ Alex
ander for the sale Of an undivided half
of the May Flower mining lode in Bling
ham canyon for A0ii.G6.
A deed was also issued to NJ c. Moon
for lots 25. 20 and 81, block 2, Edge
wood addition, for $3.50.
A deed to VIM. Irvine for acreage in
sections / and 2, township I north.
range west. Salt Lake meridian, for
$500, was also Issued.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-28
GATHERING OF
THE MACNATES.
San Pedro Directors Are Arriving
for the Big Meeting tomorrow"
R. c. KERENS IS EMPHATIC
He SAYS That lie + Here for Business
and Not Tor Ills iIenitll Cohl'reaee
with Presldcn, q, =. JehtrJ'

z c. Kerens. Of Missouri, first vice
president Of the San Pedro Los Angeles
& salt Lake Railroad company ana
owner OF S5OO0O0 worth Of stock IN
the enterprise, arrived last evening III
his private car "Cauoriue' on RIO
Grande Western No. 8 Senator heorns
and Hon. Perry s. Heath met the dis
tneulshed visitor at sprIngyille ana
accompanied him to Salt Lake. MI
Kercns 10 nov CHARTERED at the Alta
cub
This morning he paid a visit to Presl-
dent JeNerg Of the Denver u RIO
Gfande, and the Rio Grande western
roads and the two gentlemen spent
considerable time behind closed doors
II am not here for my health. neither
am here 50 enjoy this beautiful umh
climate" said Mr. Kerens To the
"Newsp this morning, 81 am here
Strictly 10 attend TO business. we are
going 10 build this road. Senator Clark
SAYS he Is going to see It through ana
I am going 10 stay with him. come
what may
In answer to a query as to what
would be done after the meeting OF the
directors tomorrow Mr., kerens SAID
after the meeting ! will know what
will be done at the present time | only
know that we are going to organize ana
get down TO work. "
oDo you think that the San Pedro
vii build into Los Angeles ahead of
the Oregon Short Line2' he was asked,
oWel. OF course that Is hard to say
The Oregon Short Zine has all It's or
ganization perfected and Is In a posi-
ton 10 place men at any point at the
shortest notice and push on the work.
We are handicapped In that respect,
but when we get fairly started we viii
move"
At this luncture Mr. Kerens was APP
preached by a gentleman who asked
him about the contracts for the con-
struction. In reply he stated that the
work would, In all probability, be let to
one firm who In turn would sublet por.
tlons OF the grading. He also stated
that he had received over one hundred
letters from contractors In various
parts Of the country asking informa-
ton regarding the work.
In conclusion Mr. Kerens stated that
Senator Clark would arrive from the
north tomorrow morning, while ]. Ross
Clark. the president Of the Empire
Construction company, was expected
from Los Angeles this evening, T, f,
0ibbon and c. o. Whittemore win ar
rive from Carson tomorrow morning.
Mr.. Kerens is ACCOMPANIED on this
trip by his son r. {. Kerens, Jr, and
Colonel schaute, CAPITALIST Of ST,
Louis The party would probably pro-
coed to San Francisco on Sunday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-28
Rate Middle Again.

New York, June 2S-The Times says:
The westbound freight committee Of
the Trunk Line association has just
held a meeting at which the disturb
ance Of westbound rates was discussed.
II appeared that lines west Of the Mis-
sisslppl and OF the Niagara frontier had
been cutting rates westbound out Of
New York by reducing their own per-
centage Of the through rates. Rates
among trunk lines themselves were
found to be well maintained II was
decided to request the western lines
for a conference to adjust matters.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-28
Short Orders.

Judge Hall made the following orders
today.
Margaret A. McEwan VS. Harriet Bcll
AXton ct al; default of unknown heirs
of M.llard Z. Bell deceased. ana judg-
menl quietlng title In plaintiff entered.
RDsaline Rasmussen w neal Rasmus-
son; divorce suit referred 20 Attorney
Alexander McMastor, TO hear and re-
p)ff
Gilbert d, Amos VS. c. ]. Bangs;
judgment entered June 2lst set aside.
and q PENDANT given leave TO answer
complaint
Priscilla Il. Rice VS. Walter r. Rice,
divorce suit; hearing set for July T..
Church OF Jesus Christ Of I.atter-day
Saints, Fifteenth ward. vs. Helen Wat.
son; writ Of restitution 10 the Church
granted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-28
DIES AT BEAVER.
Mrs. Sarah Dell Passes Away at That
Place Today.

A telegram was received by George
F. Gibbs OF the Presidents office mt a
late hour this afternoon, from friend
at Beaver Utah, announcing the death
at that place, this morning, Of Mrs
Sarah Dell. The cause Of death Is not
given. II was stated In the telegram
that Mrs. Dell had a niece somewhere
in salt Lake City by the name OF Miss
sarah Nichols. The lady's name. how
ever. does not appear In the directory,
and her present whereabouts could not
be determined before press time.
Mrs. Dell's funeral takes place at
Beaver tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-28

no,yor tonight where he will enter
upcn his new duties.
The big new Rio Grande Western
frelebt engines recently received are
attTactlng considerable attention among
railroad men.
n n. GIbbon occupied the whole OF
Yesterday In arguments for the defense
in the Injunction suit at Carson lie IS
saId 10 have made mastery effort
on behalf Of the claims Of the san Pc
drO
There are only two more days before
tbe changes ON the Rio Grande West
erp go into effect Guesses are getting
nretty thick on Railroad Row, but W 20
n late hour this afternoon President
Tef.ory stated that there was nothing
40 give out Tor publication
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-28
Burt Arrives In Frisco.

San Francisco. June 27.-President
Burt Of the Union Pacific arrived here
tonight to hold conference with Pres
ident Hays Of the Southern Pacific on
matters concerning the allied roads.
President Burt refused to make any
specific statements.
President Burt Is accompanied by
Chief Engineer J. b Berry Of the I'm
ion Pacific L, Is known that when the
conference with President Hays Is end
ed they viii journey TO Los Angeles
and lay plans for the new road that Is
being built by the Oregon Short Line
between uyada and Los Angeles in OPP
position to the Clark road.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-28
Probate Orders.

The following probate orders were
made by Judge Hall today;
Estate Of John Henry Ladewlg, de-
ceased; win admitted TO probate
Estate Of John v. Trewhela, deceased;
final account approved; distribution or
dered
Estate OF Edward Martin, deceased.
sale OF real estate confirmed.
Estate OF Christian Peterson. de-
ceased; will admitted. Christian Peder-
son Jr, appointed executor. Bond 5000.
Estate OF Eunlce d. Mcdonald, de-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-28
SUE FOR HABEAS CORPUS.
Applications of Servis and Picot Taken
Under Amusement.

Hearing of the applications OF Leon
servis and Daniel Picot for wrlts Of
habeas corpus is being had before
Judge. Hall today d, s. Truman IS
conducting the plaintiffs eases and AS
sls,ant Attorney Stewart that Of Tic
city. These are two Of the men who
were arrested for living on Commercial
street and touting for certain houses Of
IN fame. Police Justice Tlmnony fined
them 500 each and sentenced them TO
ninety days Imprisonment for Vag-
rancy. The men contend that the POI
lice court exceeded rs authority in Inn
posing both a monetary and time sem
tcnce.
The case was taken under adviscmcnt
and the parties were remanded TO prls-
on to await the decision Of the court.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-28

Browne--Paradise OF the Pacific tHa-
walD,
Browne--Pearl of the Orient (Phliip-
pines)
Bryce--ImpressiOns OF South Africa.
Dutt--Ellghways and BywayB In East
Anglia.
Littlo-Mount omi and Beyond
(ThIbeU,
BIOGRAPHY,
Anon--Josephlne Mellen Aver, A Me
moir
Brooke Milton.
Dyer-pandta Ramabal
William Pitt, Earl Of Chat
ham.
Hodges William Penn,
Lyne-Llfe Of Sir Henry Parkes.
Malleson-Llfe OF Warren Hastings
Parton-Princess, Authors and
Statesmen.
perry-St Louis.
Reeves The Rothschilds.
stanton, Elizabeth Cady-Eighty
Years and More
Taylor and Scudder--Life and Letters
OF Bayard Taylor, vols.
Tuckerman.-Per Recollections
OF Notable People, volumes
Wheeler-A Alexander the Great.
Heroes of the Reformation series:
Beza- by Baird.
Erasmus-By Emerton.
Zwlnsle-By Jackson.
Melanchthon-By Richards,
MISCELLANEOUS.
Bayne- Pith Of Astronomy.
Parkhurst-Talks to Young Women
Sanderson-Thrteen Years Among
the wild Beasts of India.
Strange-Japanese Illustration,
Ware Modern Perspective
Ware--M Modern Perspective Plates.
Walls-Fly-ro and Fly-tackle. Re,
port of the Bureau of Agriculture, La
Dor and Industry Of the state Of Mon
tana, 1900,
FICTION.
Barry.-W Wizards Knot.
Crellin--R omances Of the old Seragllo.
Company Of Jehu.
Dumas-First Republic.
Dumas-Last Vendee.
Ehers Kin" and Queen Of Molle-
busch Guyenle), -.nI
FoOte The rrodlgal
Cerard-The Supreme Crime.
Howells--A Pair Of Patient Lovers,
etc
Hugo-Hans of Iceland.
Inman-A Pioneer from Kentucky.
Inman--Tales Of the Trail
Kennedy-Joscelyn Cheshire.
King Warrior Gap,
Klng--A Wounded Name.
Lummis- Gold Fish Of Gran Chlmee
Mller-True Bear stories (Juvenlle).
Palmer-Ways of the Service.
Pler-The Sentimentalists
Rlchards--LOve and Rocks.
Stevenson--At odds with the Regent
Townsend-Days Like These.
Yechton-The Young Savage.
Willis-King Kindness and the Witch
(Juvenlle).
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-28
claims In West Mountain min

claims In West Mountain min
ing district. :. ;. :. ...n. 7l.9O
Frank Thompson to Western
Investment q Trust Co, east
half lot 3, and east half lot 4,
block III plat d, Salt Lake 80 =.
city Survey. :. !. 49,. ... 400. 90
S. Dankowske and wife to Fred
V. Dankowske, lots "a to rs,
block 2, Dankowske park, 600 %
Kate ST. George to M. c. Moon,
lot 3, block al, plat ID, Salt
Lake City survey. o.. ".,.," l.VO
Rudolph Gygi and wife to NJ. G.
Moon, south lao feet by west
25 feet from northeast corner
lot A. block 2, Coates q Co
runs sub OF block q, plat G,
Salt Lake City survey. =, 80" LOO
Henry Dinwoodey Furniture Co
to NJ. c. Moon, lot 3. sec. 49,
township | south, range
west, Salt Lake meridian. ... 100
FILED AFTER 3 p, NJ. YESTERDAY.
The following real estate transfers
were filed after three o'clock yester-
day:
Salt Lake county,to n. a. Fred
rckson. deed, lots to rs, block
2, Popperton place -. ...,.. ,'.S ~
Same to Conrad Butehorn, deed,
I'M movements lots 3 to IL, block
s, Garden City " -, -. -, 20
Same to Maynard Bixby, deed,
Sunset lode Big Cottonwood. 70
Same to Julia Carlson, deed, lot
80, block 4, New England addi-
tlOH..s.t, - 80 as. 'ss'sss'''' u
Rebecca II. Perkins TO Harmon
Cutler, warranty deed, lots u to
90, block 9, Perkins first Grand
View addition -. -, ... -. Eau
Robert Sherwood to S. s. Holm,
warranty deed. lot 4, block 3,
Sherwood Forest -. -. So. 80. 250
Aetna r. H. Investment company
to Imogene c. Angel, warranty
deed. lOx2ia rods northeast from
southwest corner lot |, block 2,
plat b.. =. -. -. -. ...... 400
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-28

ceased; win admitted. Dennis C.. Elch-
nor appointed executor without bond.
Estate and guardianship OF Joseph f.
and Benjamin A. Fitzgerald, minors
benjamin r. Fitzgerald appointed
guardian. Bond, $3.50 each. ttt
Estate OF George j. Lawrence, de-
ceased A. w, LAWRENCE appointed adj
mlrlsrator. Bond $3.50
Estate OF Anna NJ Brim, deceased
final account approved; distribution or
dercd,
Estate OF Peter s. Nystrom, deceased;
order for family allowance OF $50 a
month for one year only from date Of
death unless account sooner settled.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-28

Fork and sprlngYille. Following this in
proper order is the list OF land owners
and farmers of Utah county, Their
names have been obtained from the
official tax lists at Provo and should
therefore be correct Only owners of
farms Of ten acres or over are given,
and not the owners Of town lots or
small parcels Of lands Following the
name OF each land owner are the num-
Der OF acres owned, the assessed valu-
alton Of seme and the owners post Of
fee address, Regarding the important
question Of consus the publishers Of the
work say
We estimate the present population
of Utah county TO be $685. and the
population Of the cities represented In
this volume as follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-28
CLOSING STOCKS.

New York, June 2G.--Southern Rail
way, 33% Southern Railway preferred,
S7A Wisconsin Central, 26A Wiscon-
sin Central preferred, 47h New York
Central 1855 Missouri Pacific, l2lA; c.
& A., 45h; Pennsylvania, lJlh; b. II.
r., S2i9 Chicago Peoples Gas, llSh;
Reading, 46h; Reading preferred, ~;
Anaconda. ASH l., & ~, 1908; T, c. &
l.. G9%; Amalgamated Copper, l2SA;
Leather 1875 Leather preferred, 1873;
Is. n O., 1871; Metropolitan, l7ih; s. p,
59% North American, l0S U. P, llO%;
W. T., 93A; U, g. Steel, 40h; y, s.
Steel preferred $685.; c. b. & o. 1858;
Atchison, ssh; Atchlson preferred,
10Ik; Sugar, l44H.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-28
COURT NOTES.

Trial was resumed today Of the
Percey $4,000 damage suit against
Bishop Seaman for injuries sustained
by Plercey while working on the build
ing OF the Kearns st. AIMS orphanage,
Tia case will probably so to the jury
tomorrow forenoon
In the case of Leib II. Cunning VS.
Olive r. Snow defendant was granted
ten days additional to plead.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-28
DIED,

HoDGE.-At "a north Seventh ives
street, this city June 25th lgl, o
general debility, Chrlstenia ho1gs
wife Of william Hodge; aged % years
Q months and 20 days. Born In Gas
gov, Scotland.
Funeral services will be held sums,
AT 10 noon. from the Sixteenth van
meeting house. and friends are respect
fllly invited 10 attend. and can vles
the remains on day Of funeral rom ~
TO 1890 a. m. at her late residence.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-28
: JUDGE TIMM0NY'S COURT,
hnnnnuuuyuuuununnnnutnI6

James Bralle, sheepherder, came In
from Wyoming got drunk and when
his money gave out proceeded TO beg
from every person he met. He said he
didn't mean IT and wanted to get back
TO his lambs, He was allowed to go.
Mrs. Anna Thornton was accused Of
striking Mrs. 7. G.. Streeter In the face.
She acknowledged It and said her rea-
son was that Mrs. Streeter called her
a dirty black hog" The court took the
view that Mrs. Thornton was In the
wrong, but as she stated that her hus-
band only received $40 a week, sentence
WAS ellspended.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-28
II. II. Kooscr Returns.

II, B. Kooser returned from the East
this morning and viii remain In Salt
Lake adjusting business here until to-
morrow, when he will bid farewell to
Salt Lake ana enter upon his duties
at Denver Mr.. Kooser states that
there is nothing to be given out in ad-
dition TO his appointment that will be
Of Interest to the general public. Mr.,
KOoser's new business cards now read:
III. b. Kooser, general western freight
and passenger agent, the Missouri Pa
ci6c Railway company, leased, operated
and independent lines. Denver Colo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-28
LADIES' MEETING POSTPONED.

The Fourteenth ward hall will not be
ready for the ladies' meeting tomorrow,
50 II will be postponed till Saturday
July 9TH, commencing at o'clock D. m.
NJ. ISABELLA HORNE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-28
Anr1sr1c JOB WORK

And printing specially attended . !, y
the Deseret News Office. Estlma''
promptly furnished. Rush oraen
speciality.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1901-06-18
California Consolidated
Petroleum Company

makes possible for the
single share the California Consolidated
interest in
royalties
BY giving interest in and
alies we divide your risks and thus
California richer in oil than
Will exceed in
being made In California oil People owning small block
suddenly found themselves
oil Company which sold originally nominal
$4,000 share An investment
and
The small stakeholder
holders liability
Stock certain Sl0O 90
He is lucky who gets the stock at so per
Why
the entire oil
The California Consolidated Petroleum Company
capital
honest handling of the company
This not 1t
the Standard oil Company all rumors to the contrary Notwithstanding
The stock OF this be bought
share which nehal the positively with
drawn and stock ADVANCED to $40
Treasury Stock offered sale al sold
Should limited
fore receiving application promptly
come first served" the Company policy selling
Purchasers engage stock at by paying
price, M cents per share and balance within appca
ton Not less than shares Sold
application.