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NOTICE

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN BY
the City Council of Salt Lake City OF
the intention Of such council to make
the following described Improvement.
to-wit: Extending and laying sewer
Lateral on 20" street between South
Temple and Fourth streets, and on
Third street between %" and "R"
streets, In Sewer District No. /, and de-
fray the cost and expense thereof esti-
mated at two thousand two hundred
forty dollars az, 2iO,00), or 7O-lO0 dollars
Is TOY per front or linear foot, by To-
cal assessment for a depth OF twenty.
five feet upon the lots or pieces Of
ground within the following described
district, being the district to be affected
or benefited by said Improvement
namely!
The north 40 feet Of lot and all Of
LOT 3, block s. the north $40 feet Of lot
/ and all Of lot 4, block 6; all Of lots
1 and T. block II; all Of lots and 3,
block IL, all OF lots g. and 4, and the
east 40 feet Of lot 3, block III all Of
lots and T. block % all Of lots and
4, block q; all Of lots l. 2 aud 3, end
the east i40 feet Of lot 2, block g. plat
60" Salt Lake City survey.
An protests and objections TO the
CARRYING out of such intention must be
presented In writing TO the city record
or on or before the 10th day Of June,
1909, being the time set by said council
when It will hear and consider such
protests and objections as may be
made hereto,
BY order Of the city council Of Salt
Lake City, Utah,
Dated April 29th 1902.
!. o. NYSTROM,
City Recorder.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PRO-
bate Division, in and FOR Salt Lake
County. state Of Utah. In the matter
Of the Estate and Guardianship OF
elem Il. and Flora Wiseman minors.
Office. The petition OF Lou e. Dukes
nee Wiseman, the cia dian Of the per-
SON and the ehtRte Of Glenn and Flora
Wiscman, minors, praying for an or
der Of sale OF real property Of SAID
minors, and that all persons interested
appear before the said court 70 SHOW
cause why an order should not be
granted to sell az private sale 50 much,
as shall be necessary, OF the following
described real estate Of said minor, to-
wit:
Al Of lot No. one %, block ten dO).
Park City, Summit county, Utah, ac-
cordlng to the amended plat filed In
the recorders Office, Aug. o 1855 has
been set for hearing on Friday the
sixth day Of June A. d. 1907, at 10
o'clock a. m. AZ rne county court house.
IN the courtroom of said court, in salt
Lake City. salt Lake County, Utah
Witness the clerk OF said court,
with the seal thereof affixed.
(seal.) this 2Sth day Of May, A. d.
1902. JOHN JAMES,
BY c. Frank Emery. Clerk.
Deputy Clerk.
l.. " Higgins, attorney D. F. Walk
er building
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ASsIcNrE,s SALE.

IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Court Of tine state Of Utah County OF Davis.
In the matter OF the assignment OF The Peo'
pies Opera House & Mercantile Co. Bounti-
tul. Davis County, Utah. Assgnees sac
10 be sold at Assignee Sale on the snd day
Of June. 1907. az l2 o'clock M, az the PeopesI
Opcra House 4 Mercantile Company, Boun1h
tiiul. Utah. all Of these certain store nxtnreSf
goods, wares and merchandise, dry goods
aud groceries. store scales ana OIL personal
property u whatever name and nature or
Kind now situated al BounufuL Dagis toun-
ty. Gtah, and particularly described Is being
Ia and about the buildings Of the Peoples
opera House & Mocantile Company. AMI
heing the property of said company. aud In
tue possession Of John Fisher, Assignee
said goods wares, merchandise ana personal
property above described being OF the prooa'
Die value VI Ssi0.W.
said above described personal property
will be sold az public auction 10 bulk on In
part. 10 the hlg nest bidder Tor cash. lhe
assignee reserves the right 70 reject any aad
all bids. JOHN tl-hEh; ~. sho"
Dated this On day u Nay. A. ID ly@'
stowart & stewart Attorneys
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WILSON, WYOMING.
JACKSON HOLE COUNTRY.
to New Conditions of
Thrift and Prosperity-Lote Spring


Wilson, Unta Co., Wyo., May a.
Spring, gentle spring, where art thou?
Since every green thing was put TO
sleep last November, under winters
white mantle, all things continue al
most as they were, except that the val
ley Is nearly bare of snow The season
Is at least month later than last year,
but those who were ready to take adj
vantage OF the three weeks OF good
weather we have been favored with,
by blowing their fields and sowing
grain, are now jubilant over the mois-
ture that has fallen In the past four
days-and is still coming in protracted
showers-in the shape Of rain, hail and
snow.
The ranchers here are awakening TO
the fact that there Is more money in
improving their ranches and raising
hay 10 carry their stock through the
winter than depending on tourists and
hunting parties for employment as
guides, cooks and teamsters and hav-
ing TO buy hay at s. 10 IS per ton or
drive their stock out into the Teton
Basin TO be wintered. There has been
and VIII be more blowing done this
season on this (wesO side OF Snake
river imam mas UEtil NoNt III lltt ihNl
four or Ave years Settlers are finding
out that they can Just as well raise
their own grain. potatoes. small fruits,
and all kinds OF hardy garden sass"
as 10 depend on our nelghbors over the
hill. who are no more favored In the
matter OF climate than we, and no
nearer heaven, the elevation OF Victor,
Ida, and Wilson being almost the
same, about $500 feet.
Stock on the range are rapidly re-
gaining the flesh they lost In the winter
and K VIII not be long before they are
as sleek and thriving as the meat trust.
Signs OF thrift and prosperity are evil
dent on every hand except In the out
ward appearance Of the old style squat
ter's cabins many OF which, however
are more comfortable inside than a
would suspect. one thing that
adds TO their charm Is the fact that
the latch-string always hangs on the
for the occupants are very gem
orally A people given to hospitality,
and are not forgetful 10 entertain
strangers.
Last year our sawmill put out 400 900 |
feet OF lumber as against i75,0o0 In 1900,
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TOUKs. SHEETS NUpTTALs.
BOISE, IDAHO.
STATE MEDICAL LAW VALID.
So Declared by tho Supreme Court
In Lengthy Opinion.

Boise Idaho, May 2S.-The medical
law of this state has been declared con-
stitutional by the supreme court in a
lengthy opinion handed down in the
case OF DR., Inman Of Lewiston, arrest
ed for practicing without q license and
convicted. The doctor applied TO the
judge Of the Second district court for
writ Of habeas corpus, but 1t was re-
fused. He then applied to the supreme
court and this application is disposed
Of in the opinion handed down today.
The case Is one Of very great import
ance in all parts of the state.
In denying the writ, the court goes
at considerable length into the consti-
tutona points raised by counsel for
the petitioner They are for the most
part disposed of separately. The court
holds that legislative enactment pro-
viding for a state board OF medical ex-
amlners and authorizing the governor
TO appoint such board without the con-
currence OF the SENATE does not contra
yene section l, of article 3, nor section
Of article of constitution Of Idaho.
Says,the court
Section 6. article 4, supra points out
the manner Of filling offices whose APP
pointment or election is not otherwise
provided for by law. But in the act
in question the legislature has provid
ed as 1t has power to do under the ac-
ton for the appointment by the gov
ernor The manner provided in said
medical bin Of the appointment OF the
board does not deprive the Legislature
of the power OF Impeachment"
The court holds the act Of March g.
1899, does not violate the rule against
special or class legislation, nor the rule
Of equality before the law" and does
not grant special immunties to special
classes. but It's enactment Is valid eX-
ercIse Of the proper police power Of the
state.
one point raised that the court intl-
mates might be well taken but which,
however, II holds has no bearing on the
question, II was contended that the
act was unconstitutional because It
made Chinese ineligible to practice
medicine and that, therefore, II was In
violation OF constitution and in contra
vention OF existing treaties, AZ the Pc
titioner was not a Chinese and as the
section relating thereto might be void
without affecting the remainder of the
act, the supreme court dsmlsses the
point.
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LA RENE MINING COMPANY,
Office and principal place of business
Salt Lake City Utah Notice Is hereby
given that at a meeting OF the board OF
directors held on the nth day of May,
1902, an assessment mo 100 Of one cent
per share was levied on the capital
stock of the corporation, payable on or
before the 25th day of June, 1909, TO the
secretary Of the company at the Com
mercial National Bank, Salt Lake City,
Utah. Any stock upon which this as
sessment may remain unpaid on We'd
nesday the 25th day OF June, 1902, Will
be delinquent and advertised for sale
at public auction, and unless payment
is made before VIII be sold on the 10th
day Of July, 1902, to pay the said de-
linquent assessment, together with the
cost Of advertising and expense Of sale
BY order Of the Board Of Directors,
Salt Lake City, Utah, May II, 1902
A. II. PEABODY, Secretary.
Office: Commercial National Bank,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
First Publication May "a. 1902,
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HEBER.
SHORT COURT SESSION.
Geo. w. Moore Sent TO Industrial
School - Probate Business.
Special Correspondence.

special Correspondence.
Heber City, Wasatoh Co, May 3d.
Judge Booth came up last evening, held
night session Of court disposed Of
several cases, adjourned court until
June 20. and returned to Provo this
morning
The following cases were disposed of
In quick order:
Estate Of John Money, deceased; Pc
t!tion for final distribution was grant
ed.
Estate Of Henry Coe, deceased: the
annual account Of the administrator
was approved.
The case Of Bagley VS. Bagley, an
order was entered for the sale and dis
tribution Of the property. In this case
the plaintiff, Mrs, Bagley, was granted
divorce and care Of her two children
at the last session Of court. The ques-
ton of support was deferred until now.
when the order was made
Case Of the state OF Utah VS. George
w. Moore. defendant was sent 10 the
Industrial school for incorrigibillty. His
mother testified that her son was be-
yond her control and had formed many
bad habits. She felt some good may
result from the restraining influence Of
the state school,
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT
Third Judicial Dis rlct Of the
state OF Utah, 10 and for the
County Of Salt Lake, IN Depart
ment No, /. In the matter Of the Es-
tate Of Charles B. Tuckfeld. Deceased.
Notice of Private Sale cf Real Estate.
The undersigned will sell at private
sale the following described real estate,
to-wit: Part Of lot 4, block IS, plat
"A. Salt Lake city survey, commence
ing at a point ten rods east Of tha
southwest corner OF said lot T. and
running thence east SIS feet, thence
north three rods, thence west s2.5 feet.
thence south three rods, to the place OF
beginning, together with right Of way
over to said land described as follows,
to-wit Commencing rods north OF the
south" -9~-c~ 20 eeiA io' and run
ming thence east 10 rods, thence north
one rod, thence west nfteeen rods.
thence south one rod to the place OF
beginning, on or after the seventh day
Of June, 1902, and written bids VIII be
received at 445 South Second East
street, Salt Lake city, Utah. Terms
Of sale Cash
MRS. ELIZABETH NJ. TUCKFIELD,
Administrative OF the estate Of Charles
g. Tuckheld, deceased.
Zen Johnson, Attorney,
Dated: Salt Lake City, May Gath, 1902.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO-
pate division, in and for Salt Lake.
County state OF Utah. In the matter
OF the estate OF Frank l.. Lawrence.
deceased' Notice, The petition of
carrie G. Lawrence, administrative OF
lhe estate of Frank L. Lawrence. de-
ceased praying for an order of sale OF
real property Of said decedent and
lhat an persons interested appear bo.,
fore the said Court TO show why an
order should not be granted to sell so
much as shall be necessary Of the fol-
lowing described real estate Of said de-
cedent to-wlt:
Beginning at the northwest corner
Of Lot Four %, Block Seventy nine
t1O, Plat ~" Salt Lake city Survey.
ana running thence south Five 90 rods
thence east Thirty 900 feet, thence
rorth i've CD rods thence west Thirty
t5O) feet to the place Of beginning; also
a perpetual light u way over the fol-
lowing descc'bed ract Of land. Com
menclng ihlGy 1907 feet east Of tho
northwest corner Of said Lot -Four az.
Block Seyenly-uine t73), Plat HD'i
salt Lake city survey. and running
thence South Five 90 rods. thence east
Fifteen (lD ftat thence north Five 90
rods, thence west diteen C5) feet to the
place of beginning has been set for
hearing on tridav tine sth Gay Of June.
a. D, 1902, at 10 o'clock a. M, at the
County Court House, in the Court
Room OF said Court, in Salt Lake City,
salt Lake County. Utah.
Witness the Clerk Of said Court with
the seal thereof affixed this 25rd day Of
May, A. d. 1902.
(Seal) JOHN JAMES.
Clerk.
by G. Frank Emery, Deputy Clerk.
A. j. Evans g. Ferguson & Cannon,
Attorneys,
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Albert Mccain, May Chambers, Nellie
Nelson, Leonard Olson.
Richmond Geo. W, Skidm0re, prin-
clp0l- LOrena Josie Fisher, Mary Loul-
sa Burnham, Guy Ernest Trip, Lulu
burnham, Luther Charles Burnham,
Mary Diana Beach Alma Lowell Mer-
rill Melvin Charles Harris. Heber
Francis Johnson, Leila Durham. An
M leonora Stoddard, Nellie Maria
Merrill, Charles Edward Webb, R0sina
Stldmore, Elna Merrill.
Wellsyille, Il, II. owen, principal
fancy Leishman, Walter AL Jones,
Veda Gunnell. Betsey Shaw, Elmer w.
Vaughan, Eva Haslam Ida poppleton,
Nellie Baugh, Robert H. Stewart
Charleston, w. q, Reese principal
LaV0n Grldiths, Leila White, Rachel
Butt1Fs Barbara Godfrey, Bertha Nlsh,
William II. GrifIlths, Matte Barson,
Aaron Rasmussen
Riverside, Jesse T. Reese principal
Anna Mathews, Kinda Thompson,
Naomi M. Reese, Annie II, Reese, Err
nest h. Clark, Maggie Grifilths, Mary
Catmull, Ether Tarbet
Mendon, A. G.. White, principal-Edna
Baker Maggie Hughes, Jesse Baker,
LaRoy Baker, Louie Hughes. EfIie Jen-
sen, sibyl Jensen, Mary Wood
Paradise, s. T. Oldham, principal
William Oldham, Eliza Hall, Clarlssa
Pearce slas Goldberg, Edward Old
ham.
Hyrum, r, + Allen, prlnclpal--Spen-
Ger Allen, Charles Sorensen Charlotte
uRell Victor Jensen, David Christen-
sen.
Lewiston, John NJ Anderson. prlnc-
pal-A. w. Hyer, Edmond Van Orden,
sadie Burnhlsel, Annie Egbert.
Millvllle, j. Henry Anderson, princ-
pal-Ella Jessop, Hazel Gaar, Percy
chandler Jr, Leon Ellason.
Hyde Park, Geo. s. DANES, principal
Annie swensen, Samuel Christensen,
Bessie Thurston.
Stephenson, p. f. Smith Principal
Maria Bybee.
Newton, j. c. Hogenson, principal
Orson II. Petersen.
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To UTAH SCHOOL rEAourRs

The Burlington Route announces a
round trip rate Of one fare plus $500 10
Omaha, Chicago, st. Joseph, Kansas
city st. Louis, and intermediate points
Tor the Utah Teachers Annual Excur-
sion.
Tickets on sale June 10, II, and 70.
Final return limit September 8.
Thro' tourist sleepers, Salt Lake City
TO Omaha Chicago, Kansas city and
st. Louis.
Thro' Standard sleepers, daily. Salt
Lake City TO Omaha and Chicago
For additional information write or
call on r. r. Neslen, General Aren't.
Burlington Route, No, 70 West Second
South St., Salt Lake City, Utah.
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OUR NEICHBORS.
briggs, IDAHO.
FROM TETON VALLEY.
Serious Ravages of Diphtheria-vo Vote
For School Bonds Coal Mine.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
briggs, Fremont, Co, Idaho, May 81.
The Teton valley Is showing Up In
good shape, Ike a green lawn every
where. Grass was never better aud
the recent storms proved a great bene-
fit although there was some loss with
the sheep mn.
Sheep shearing Is going on In earnest
now, several different locations are run
ming 40 men. While the sheep are an
injury to the range, they benefit the
settlers by bringing In ready money.
The wool clip VIII almost double the
amount OF last season.
The farmers are encouraged over the
outlook for an abundant crop this sea-
son. There is more snow In the noun
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tulns than for three years. The creeks
are swelling with high water and peo-
Pc are ielfgaung
The Teton creamery building Is up
and partly rooted IL Is built OF sand
stone and win be q credit TO the val
ley when finished.
VOTE FOR SCHOOL BONDS.
A meeting win be called on June Q
at this place for the purpose OF bond
ing this district to build a $1,000 school
house this summer, Most people are
IN favor OF bonding. This IN a large
district and a new school building IL
much needed,
RAVAGEs or DIPHTHERIA.
Reya Todd. the l2-year-old daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs H. NJ Todd of this
place, died OF heartfailure Sunday even
ng caused from the effects OF diphthe-
ria, There have been 12 deaths from
diphtherla this spring, and IT has
worked a great hardship upon the peo-
pie One thing that makes It bad here
is there is no doctor In the entire val
ley and we have no telephone connec-
ton with the outside world There
are over $500 people In the country and
one would naturally suppose that
doctor could do wen here. This dis
ease was brought into the valley this
winter but before its advent there was
but little sickness.
NEW COAL MINE
The county commissioners have al
lowed the 500 bin to help the road TO
The new coal mine which Is located In
Pack Saddle creek. this valley The
mine was discovered last fall and many
tons were hauled out TO ST. Anthony
last winter. The people here find that
It Is an excellent quality. The vain is
nine feet and will be easily worked.
This is the only belt OF coal In this
section that has proved Of good quality.
jackson Hole and this valley are get
ting together on the telephone question
and II Is likely we can talk with the
outside world By next autumn.
We VIII have better mail service in
the future The new contractors are
putting on fine top rigs and excellent
horses.
Conference OF the Teton Stake was
held on the 25th and 26th at Haden.
"a lNoAlNo JNllh W. ! dN WI anu ny WI
M. Smith We're present from Salt Lake,
The conference was a most interesting
one and a good feeling existed The
Pratt ward choir together with the new
organ which Andrew Carnegie gave
them, made delightful music for the
occasion
ToURs-sHEETs NUPTrALs.
Milton L. Sheets and Miss Matte
Touks left today for Salt Lake to at
tend the Y NJ and Y. l.. NJ l. confer
ence, and while they are In Zion they
intend getting married. The young cou-
pie have the congratulations Of this
community.
The briggs town site has been re-
plated and is made much better for
those who buy lots, Several new
buildings are going up and our june
ton city will show up we'll this season.
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So ring AIlments

There is an aching and tired feeling;
the liver bowels and kidneys become
sluggish and inactive, the digestion i'm
paired, with little or no appetite, no
ambition for anything, and feeling
that the whole body and mind needs
toning up. The trouble is. that during
winter, there has been an accumulation
Of waste matter In the system. Her.
bine win remove It, secure 10 the secre-
tions n right exit, and by its tonic ef-
feet, fully restore the wasted tissues
and give strength in place OF weakness.
soc at z. c. NJ. I. Drug Dept.
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OVID, IDAHO.
Old Folks Honored aud Feted by
The Young People.
Special Correspondence,

Special Correspondence,
OVID Bear Lake Co.. Idaho, May 25.-
a very successful old folks party was
held In this ward on Friday, May q.
Great efforts were made for the well
fare and enjoyment Of those who have
borne the burdens of the day. The
officers Of the Y, NJ. and Y. L. NJ. /.
associations were appointed the COM
nittee Dinner was served at 1890
o'clock In which all enjoyed the dain-
TIES prepared, after dinner was over
a very credible program was rem
dered consisting Of songs, speeches, and
Rotations, also games and dancing
were participated In. Then to the as
constituent Of the old folks refresh
ments were again served consisting of
natural mineral water. cake, oranges,
candy and nuts. This Is the best party
the Old folks have had the privilege of
attending and much credit il due the
committee.
In the evening s. ball was given by
the Y. NJ, NJ. l. A. to which all were
invited and an enjoyable time was
had.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
ceiyed up TO Monday, June End, 1909 az 7
o'clock b. M, by the Trustees Of tho eth
school District. at Fast Jordan. salt lake
County Utah for tho erection OF an y room
School Building. in accordance with plans
aud specifications drawn by j. A, lieadlund
a Co, Arch itects h23-52i Dolly Bldg, salt
Lake CITY. Plans can be seen at the arehl-
tects Office, and at the secretary's ofee
Nells Lind, and the chairman OF tho board,
John r Pehrson. Bids will be opened az tho
District school House at East Jordan on the
above date at pm The Trustees reserve
the right 10 reject any or all bids.
JOHN T. PETERSON
NEILS LIND. Trustees
WRIGHT
East Jordan. May |, 1902
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ANIMAL STOCKHOLDERS MEETING,

pIppFR GOLD MINING AND MILLING
C1,nn1ny Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting OF the STOCKHOLDERS OF the
lHpnar Gold Mlning and Milling Company
NH he held al tho ofsce u the Secretars.
loom 10, Templetol ballding' SAT- Lake
DIV. Utah. on Monday, the IN DAY
Of july. 1902 at twelve o'clock ~, Tor the
ia cnsulne ypar and 20 consider and act
mon the question OF ratiiylng the action Of
tha Road N Directors 10 executing bond
aud lease upon the property owned by the
comuany. aad f0r tho transartiln OF such
al ber bisinsSs as NAV come before the meet.
Ing. RICHARD L. NyhnlS
Dated May SiSt, 49, secretary'
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LOGAN.
CACHE COUNTY GRADUATES.
Excellent Showing Made by Schools
Funeral OF n. f.. Peterson,
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Logan, May 29,-The closing exer-
clses Of the district schools OF Cache
county were held in the various towns
Thursday, May %. Creditable pro-
grams were rendered, and there were
many evidences OF the progress that
had been made.
CACHE COUNTY GRADUATES.
Following are the names OF the
graduates!
smithfleld, j. d. Harding, principal
Marie Langton, Florence Roskelley,
Inez Hillyard. Vane Raymond, Florence
Read, Laura Elvina Christiansen, Jo-
seph Gutke, Theo Chamfers, Rebecca
v. Hale. Leonard S. Miles, Joseph II.
Hind, John f. Gutke, r. J. Hammer,
Estella NJ. Thomas, Nellie Smith, Mag
gle Noble, Annie Hillyard. Sylvester
Charles Low, Charles ora Roskelley.
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING,

A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
OF the AIT Lake CITY Foundry and Manuiac.
turing 90 FOR tho purpose OK electing n Hoard
OF seven Directors. and such other business
as may come before the meetlne, Will be held
on the 18th day OF June, iJ0., az the honr of
lQo'clock a IN. at the Office OF Cumer Bros.
No,t Culmer Block salt Lake city.
DAVID l.. DAVIS, President & stakeholder,
JOhN H. WHITE, Secretary q Stakeholder,