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EUREKA.
STORY OF THE INDIAN KILLING
Vertion Of Tragedy Given by Ibapah
Who Slew His Father.
Sneolal Corresnonlence.

Special correspondence.
Eureka, Juab Co., Aug. 27--Sheriff
Dan n. Cronin OF this county returned
Wednesday from Tooele City, having
In custody the young Indian Ibapah,
whom he lodged in the Jail here on a
charge Of numbering his father, Lucky
joe" on the 18th OF this month at CAL
lao, small settlement In the extreme
western part Of Utah. The young red
man. who is about 10 years OF age, Is
above the average Indian in intellect
and Sheriff Cronin says he is very OBJ
serving Of all that Is passing around
him, though he retains a stolid demean-
or.
In an interview with him at the
county Jail by the News" representa-
tive in the presence OF the sheriff, he
gave his version Of the tragedy. He
states that his father Lucky Joe,
was considered very bad InJun by his
neighbors, and on several occasions had
threatened his Qbapah's) life. On the
18th Of the present month he secured a
couple OF bottles OF firewater from
someone and became intoxicated and
began looking for trouble Securing
his Winchester rifle the old man be-
gan search for his son on whom TO
.wreak his vengeance making threats
that he intended 10 end the existence
of the lad when found. lbapah saw
his parent coming and got behind him
and grabbing the gun, hit his sire a blow
with the weapon, telling him TO the
ground He struck him couple OF
blows after he had fallen TO be sure
he was rendered harmless. The first
blow probably proved fatal as the
hammer OF the rife entered the old
mans brain.
The paraclde was brought into court
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UNDER AUTHORITY OF AK or.
der OF sale granted By the Third Judi.
cial District Court OF the State OF
Utah. IN and for the County OF SAT-
Lake, Probate Division. dated Aug. q.
1902. VIII sell at private sale the fol-
lowing described real estate.
Commencing three and one-half rods
east Of the southwest corner Of lot l.,
block CT. plat a. Salt Lake City sur.
vey running thence east four rolls
thence north ten rods, thence west four
rods, thence south ten rods 10 the place
Of beginning. Situated In Section 4.
Township South OF range ! West o.
the salt Lake Meridian,
The sale win be made on or after
September G. 1902. and bids will be re-
coiycd at the Office OF Ferguson g. Can.
non. coo Templetou building, Salt Lake
C.ty. rtah. Terms OF sale cash, ten
per cent on date Of sale, and balante
on confirmation b. the court.
HENRY N. BIRD,
Administrator OF the Estate OF Ed
Mund +. Bird. deceased.
Dated August %, 1902.
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NOTICE

NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
City Council OF salt lake City Of the lnten-
tlon OF such Council 10 make the following
described improvement tO.wlt: Extending
aud laying sewer lateral on Fist Street De
tween state and 4 streets. In sever District
No l. and doifay the cost and expense there
o., esinal oil at ono thousand six hundred
seventy. eight and Gl-l0O lfl6ssG0 dollars or
a.lOl ESD dollars per front OF linear foot by
4 local assessment for depth OF twenty.
Eve C!1 feet uuon the lots or pieces OF ground
within the fOliOHlng described district being
the district 90 Do affected or benefited by
said Improvement namely. TIE east no
feet OF lot 3, and all OF lots Z, 10. II, Rand
block /; all ot lots !, . aud J and the east
nj feet OF lot T. block D plat IL" all OF lots
Sand 4 block "a and all ~ lots and 2. block
u. plat 70" salt Lake City survey.
MI protests aud objections 20 the carrying
out % such Intention must DO presented Ia
writing 10 tho City Recorder on or before tle
10Th day Il Soptemb Der. ll1,. being the time
set BY said Council when II win hear and
consider such protests and objections rs may
10 made thereto.
By order Of the City Council OF Salt Lake
City. Utah.
Dated August ith. iN2
j. q. NfsrRON, City Recordes
Sewer Intention No los
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COALVILLE.
DISTRICT COURT HEARINGS.
Probate and Other Business - Loo k
ing Up Reservoir Sites.

Special Correspondence.
Coalyille, Aug. 2S.-Judge C. w.
Morse came out today and held short
session OF court, The following attor-
neys were present: J. NJ. Lockhart.
Henry Shields, Bismarck Snyder. Ed :
ward McGurrin and one Of the firm OF
Stewards & Stewards. The following
probate matters were disposed Of:
In the matter Of the estate Of Mathew
Brennan, deceased; hearing on final
account, which was approved
Estate Of George Tristram, deceased:
Mrs. Lake and Eliza Tristram APP
pointed admlnistratrixes, under $4,000
bonds.
Estate OF Patrick NJ oNen de-
ceased: Edward O'Nell appointed ad.
ministrator; bond placed az $4,000.
Estate OF Michael Crowley deceased
Harriet Crowley appointed admnlstra-
trix; bond placed at $4,000.
Estate Of Henry Develin. deceased:
Edward Develn appointed administra-
tor bond placed at 5000.
Estate and guardianship Of c. p.
Saderup ct al minors; Mrs. Saderup APP
pointed guardian; bond placed at ST.
0OO
Estate and guardianship OF Harriet
Crowley et al minors: Harriet Crowley
appointed guardian; bond placed at g..
900.
Estate OF Peter Anderson. deceased
Andrew Linden appointed administrators
bond placed at $4,000
Estate OF John Ekstrom. deceased
Dorthey Anderson appointed admins
tratrix: bond placed al $500.
Estate Of John d. Riley deceased;
hearing continued al the request OF the
administrator, 10 be heard at Salt Lake
CITY
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dtab, tbe I3Ia7d Empire.

work on the handsomely illustrated
historical and biographical review OF
mis- city and state, entitled Utah, the
Inland Empire. which is Leng pre-
Jared by the Deseret News. IS progress
slns IN gratifying manner. The
series Of articles which will appear in
the book are the products Of the pen
OF some Of Utah's foremost writers.
blshop o. F. Whitney contributing an
interesting article on Founding An
Empire a narrative OF the early strug-
giles OF Utah's pioneers, THE City OF
the Saints" is an entertaining article
on salt Lake City up to date, one
which cannot fail to be read with in
terest by everyone. Natures Treasure
Houses, is a story OF mining in this
great commonwealth. from the time
OF the first discovery OF precious met
ais, down to August, 1902. A portion OF
the work which VIII doubtless receive
recognition is breezy little article en-
Titled Life on the Range" A depart.
ment which viii be Of more than pass
ing Interest VIII be that under the
title of Empire Builders, in which viii
appear the biographies and many here
torore unpublished anecdotes OF the
men who have built up the INLAND
Empire Representatives OF the Des-
eret News are now engaged In arrang-
ing subjects for this portion Of the
book The book promises to be the
most original production ever issued
In this state, aud viii be issued in the
highest form Of art
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BIDS FOR cry PROPERTY.

Sealed bids will be received at the ohltc
Of the city Recorder, room 100, city and
county building until 4 O'Clock .. m. Mou-
day September 8, 1902 for the following
described property; Part Of lot s, block
II, plat "a described as follows.
Commencing AT the northwest corner OF
said lot b block Il, plat "a. thence east
1913 feet thence south l02 feet. thence
west l29.j feet, thence north lj3 feet 10
the place OF beginning. situated at the
corner Of First South and State streets.
All bids must be sealed and envelope
marked on outside Sealed Bids on CITY
Property Advertised FOR Sale" which BID
shall carry with H. as guarantee Of good
faith certified check on some local bank
Of ten per cent 90 per cent? Of said bid
The dty. reserves the right to reject any
and all bids
By order Of the City Council. dated Aug.
ust e. le0s,
J. o. NYSTRoM, city Recorder
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RlCHFlELD.
DEATH OF II. T.. HANSEN.
Prominent Citizen Passes Away go II
Raineth Not in Richfleld.

Special Correspondence.
Richield, SEWER Co., Aug. 29.-H. p.
Hansen, a prominent and well known
citizen Of Rlchheld, died here yesterday
morning soon after 6 o'clock of typhoid
Fever, from which he had been suffering
Tor about four weeks lie came TO this
place at the time OF the early settlement
OF SEWER county and he has held many
positions OF public trust, among which
were the offices Of school trustee, city
treasurer, city councilman and ,ounty
treasurer. He has always been lead.
err In musical affairs In our city having
directed the string band and brass
Dand here for many years. He leaves
to survive him wife and five children,
among them being James and Irving
Hansen, who are connected With the
Mozart pavilion at Provo and generally
engaged In musical AFFAIRS in Utah
The funeral services will be held from
the family residence today at 9 o'clock
p. m.
Teachers examination IL in progress
now at Richleld and about 20 applicants
for certificates are taking the examlna,
ton.
II has made a most desperate effort
to rain here for the past week, but thus
far has failed however other towns
outside Of Richfeld In this county have
been visited by heavy rains. Verify II
seemeth that In this county the rains
do not fall on the just as we'll as the
unjust
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT A
special stockholders meeting OF the Salt
Lake and Brigham CITY Electric Rail way
Company, u corpors ton, will be held at the
Office Of the Company Room No 2lt Alta,
Block, West Second sOnth ,treet. salt Lake
City state OF Utah. on Tuesday. tho sGth
day OF August, at four o'clock p M, for the
purpose OF considering and voting upon pro.
posed amendments 10 the Articles OF lncor
poraton OF said company as follows.
ist- Establishing an office In the CITY o.
stroi, state Of Michigan where business
pertaining % said corporation may be carried
On, as provided Tor ia Article Five, OF 50 q
Corporation.
md mendlng Article seyon by lncreaS,
Ink the capitalization from Two Thousand
shares OF the Dar value OF sl00 90 each % Tel
Thousand Shares OF the par value Of $1,000
each.
3rd-Amendng Article Fifteen. BY maxim
The Capital stock Of said Corporation non.
asses sable Instead Of assessanlc
4th-Ais1 TO consider such other bushes,
as may properly core before said meeting
GIDEON A. GIBBS, Vice President
!. +, McCARRON, Secretary.
First publication August ith, 1907
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

TIE NEW STATE GUN CLUB. A COR.
poraton organized under the laws OF III,
State of Utah Location of principal pac,
Of business, Salt Lake city, State OF Utah
Notice Is hereby given that az a meeting
Of the trustees. held ON the 10th day OF
August, 1902, an assessment OF 5000 PEI
share was levied on the capital stock OF
The corporation, payable on or before the
END day VI September l9l2 to the presi-
dent. II s. Margetts 40 Main St., at Salt
Lake city, Utah, ANY stock upon which
this assessment may remain unpaid on
the end day Of September, 1902 will be-
delinquent and advertised for sale at pub
lie auction; and unless payment is made
before viii be sold on the 10th day OF
October, 1902, to pay the delinquent as
sessment together with the cost Of adj
Vertising and expenses of sale.
o. G. BEEBE, Secretary
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A Doctors Had Plight.

1.-TWO years ago. as a result Of a Sc
we're cold, / lost my voice. writes DR..
M. l.. Scarborough, Of Hebron Ohio,
then began an obstinate cough. Every
remedy known to me as a practicing
physician for IS years. failed. and
daily grew worse. Being urged TO try
Dr. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs and Colds. ! found
quick relief. and for last 10 days have
felt better than for two years" Posi-
lively guaranteed for Throat and Lung
troubles by y, c. NJ. l. Drug depart
ment, SOC and sl,00, Trial bottles free.
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SILVER CITY.
SPORTING RESORT BURNED.
delegates to Butte Mining Congress
~- Death Of James Ashley.


Special Correspondence.
silver City, Juab Co., Aug. 2S.--r,ast
1isht hre destroyed sporting resort
curing the absence Of the inmates at
Eureko. How the flames originated il
mystery The citizens Of Silver civ
responded TO the alarm with alaerity
out owing TO the low water pressure
noting could be saved OF the house or
FURNITURE. The residence was two
story brick OF nine rooms, located in
an Isolated part Of the camp. The loss
was ebout $1,000 with an insurance OF
Sl,50O. -
Or liagan OF Silver City has closed
ms Office ana removed TO Randolph
utoh, where he viii resume the prac.
tice Of medicine.
County Commissioner A. +. Heckler
OF silver City has appointed the follow
ing gentlemen TO act as delegates from
Iuao county 10 the International Min.
ing congress at Butte City. Mont,
winch meets next week John 4, Have,
and Hans Hassel Of Mammoth. and
jackson G. McChrystal Of Eureka.
James Ashley for several years res
ldent OF Silver City, died suddenly at
Castilla Springs last Saturday He haa
oeen 2 sufferer from miners consump-
lion and had gone TO the springs for
relief Deceased was Go years OF age
~ g remains We're buried In the Provo
city cemetery
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breed he fancied he went and bought
her, no matter n he ara have TO pay
q good round sum, This he kept up
year after year, until now he stands az
the head Of his profession IN the sec
tlon whre he lives. Now men 20 10
him for stock. His cows two years ago
brought him In S65 each for the season.
] have not heard the figures since. Now,
what In the reason the rest Of us can
not do Just az well?
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ms morning and Judge Burris Get the
preliminary hearing for September n
on account OF the distance 10 be ira,
eled by tho witnesses to the tragedy.
IN the meantime Ibapah WIN be the
guest OF Sheriff Cronln here. lie vas
taken to photograph gallery this af-
tsernoon and had his picture taken for
future reference
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Daniel l.. Boyle vs. U. r. Ry. com.
pany motion to correct passed.
wEsTcLARK NUPTIALs.
The county clerk Issued marriage H.
cense this week TO Alvin Clark, rs. OF
Coalville
The stake presidency held a ward
conference at Parey's Park on the
Path.
LOOKING UP RESERVOIR SITES.
The state engineer and the water com.
mlssloners of Summit, Morgan, Weber
ana Davis counties got back from
their trip on the 26th from the head OF
Bear Weber and the Duschene rivers,
where they have been TO look up reser-
Yoir sites. They found some good loca
lions ON the Bear river, which could be
brought into Chalk creek and then in.
TO the Weber
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AssEssNlENr No. n

OFFICE oS THE GOLD BELT MINING
& Milling Co. Location and principal place
OF business salt Lake Clty Utah. Notice IL
tors held on the lth day = August. 1879, an
assessment tNc. o. OF one fifteenth li-iA OF
one cent per are vas levied on thecapltai
stock OF the corporation, PAYABLE on or be-
fore september sth, 1909 to ". n. Cotton.
Treasurer az the Office Of the company, room
paid on the 9Th day OF september 1909, will
bo delinquent aud advertised FOR sale at pub
lie auction. and unless payment Is made b.
fore, Will be sold on the 9th day OF septem-
Der, 1902, 70 pay the delinquent assessment
together With cost Of advertising and expen-
ses Of sale
W. n. DONNEI. sec'y.
Date Of erst publication. August eth. tedl.
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BIG OPTION oN coAL LANDS

Twenty-Five thousand acres OF coal
lands have lately been surveyed on
at the head Of Huntington canyon for
Emery county holders, who expect 10
place an option on the same with Don
c. Robbins for the Kimberly and Rule
syndicate, the latter having made a
partial deal for the iron deposits In
the vicinity OF Cedar City.
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OUR OWN STATE.

The branch Office of the Deseret
news in ogden is at No. i60 Twenty
tour,h street. where advertisements
and subscriptions Will be received
THE News" Is delivered by carriers in
ogden every evening on the same
terms as in Salt Lake City.
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JOHNSON DIVORCE CASE.

Minnie johnson VS. Alfred johnson,
decree Of divorce granted plaintiff and
the custody Of one minor child. G. T..
Calls. attorney for plaintiff.
In the law and motion calendar, a
large number OF cases were passed for
the term. and number Of others
stricken from the calendar
Angus Mcclellan VS. John Quealy:
Judgment rendered In favor Of plaintiff
on default,
p. II. S. Lynch VS. Elizabeth Lynch;
hearing on default continued until Sept.
20.
The State OF Utah et al We A. f. Wei.
by ct al, demurrer, passed for term.
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Wells VIII be present to address the
gathering A fine parade win start
from the Broom hotel corner at 10 a.
M.
Adam Patterson has gone north TO
look after his sheep
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WANTED.

In every town IN Utah. Idaho ana
wyoming, an honest energetic boy TO
sell the SATURDAY NEWS. Good
commissions paid, Reference required
Write us for particulars.
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NJ, /. A. EXCURSION.

The NJ, l. A. Of the Alpine stake is
working up grand excursion 20 Sara
toga Springs TO come OF on Labor day,
Sept. |. All kinds Of sports and amuse.
ments viii be enjoyed It will be the
greatest event Of the season and large
crowd Is looked for
Mrs. Harriet Jacobs came home from
st. Marks hospital Sunday where she
has been for the past three weeks under
treatment for rheumatism. There Is no
improvement In her coqdition.
While riding blcyds last Thursday
evening the son Of l.. $. Lund was run
down by four men who had lmblbed
freely, and evidently had had too much.
They were Rural Rogers. Ben Adams
and Charles Adams Of Pleasant Grove
and John Yates Of Lehi. They were
brought up before Justice Ross and
each fined 81. The boys leg was brok-
en- and his knee cap injured.
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DARING BURGLARY.
Inmate Of Hotel Robbed While He
Slept - NJ. l A. Outing,

Lehl, Utah Co., Aug. 2s.-One Of the
most daring robberies In the history OF
Lehi was perpetrated last Tuesday
evening In the Union hotel says the
Banner. The victim was VIM. Lowe,
the representative Of the Studebaker
Wagon company OF Salt Lake, who is In
Lehi selling bugggles for the firm.
Mr. Lowe went to his room at the
hotel about II o'clock D. m. Tuesday
evening and closed the door, but owing
to a defective lock, the door was NOT
locked as Mr., Lowe supposed. In the
morning he discovered his door open.
He Immediately thought Of his money,
which was missing. He reported the
affair TO the proprietors OF the hotel as
well as the police officers. The amount
taken was Sl26 and q few cents. a por-
ton Of which was in a New York draft.
There Is no clue 20 the robber, though
the officers have, their suspicious.
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CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION
teachers Who We're Awarded Grammar and
Primary Grade Certificates.
wheel Accident Probate Business
smitb-finsseii Wedding Fourth
Ward Reunion,

,Ao,,, r o,oiocL ,,a.tordo,. ,e,ou,o.,
Apoa' ~, 'N'S's' "''''".V''
MISS GertruoN RICE, whlie riding her
bicycle down Twenty-fourth street hill
Inc, control Of the Same and thought "a
w nn,.al, ~, ,,r,,,,, ha. 80, " 80 ~
saw He'se,' ~ 'u''N"s her "heei ih'o
the court mouse lane, but In doing so
she ran into a Dick wall ON the north
side OF me street throwing the young
Ths rleht r.de Of her heaa ana sooa
were terribly bruised. she was picked
up ana taken TO Is. r. Thomas' printing
ONCE, after Few minutes rest she was
able 10 80 20 her home'
poARD op EpIrcArroN
49,, , lne , nIsS, sh VI .ne poaru Oh educa.
reported the following had passed sat
ifaotory examinations. Grammar
Grade-May Hume, Beatrice Foreman,
Lucille Stanley, Nellie Bennett, Evelyn
Turner, Maud Nalsbitt, Maud Lauphere,
Mrs Molle r Frisble, Coral White
NJ. lone Carol. Renewable grammar
grade certificates were earned by Kate
Il. Gibson and Emily Brown; Primary
grade certificates: Media McQuarrie,
Edna Il, Middleton, Lulu Il. Bell, S.
Vernell Maycock, Marian Reid. Daisy
Il. Andrews, Marcia Lewis, Florence
Crompton. Renewable primary grade:
Mrs. l.. Cahll.
Miss Elizabeth Orth was elected SUI
pervlsor OF primary methods.
The following additional teachers
were chosen J. Il. Thompson Media
Corey. Kate +. Gibson, Clara Peterson.
o,,,n o>, ,,om
"oii VIZ a Noih'
Suit was filed In the Second district
court by N. u. McCuistlon against
Martha L. Hall ct al to recover iudg.
ment in the sum OF $500, alleged 10 be
due on a promIssory note secured by
mortgage.
,nrs mo .n,,,,
.,,.,
Coates, petition was filed by Miles #
Coates praying for his appointment as
administrator OF the estate. The es-
tate of the deceased consists OF real
estate situated in Ogden CITY valued az
ss'V S~,,s anu pe ao properly consisting
valued at $1,000. cash on deposit In
Ogden Savings bank 81, 800 .09 and cash
on deposit in the Utah National bank,
ss,iSi 10, making the total value Of es-
tate, sS,423.1s.
In the matter OF the estate OF Elvln
j Newklrk, deceased; petition for pro-
bate OF the last will OF the deceased
was filed by II. II. Henderson. The
petition sets forth that the deceased
died at Ogden City Aug. "a, 1902 that
he left an estate valued at $500 con-
sisting OF real and personal property,
Deceased left VIII bearing date OF
Henderson, ,rV as a way nc ,hereO,. ,ha,
Thos' j. kurtz and Jennie NJ. King, both
residents OF ogden city, are named In
the VIII as devisees.
The hearing on both OF these probate
matters was set for Sept. . at 10 a. m.
SMITH. ssIsrr xyFnnrNc
''''-''-'4
Marriage license was granted to FL
msr Hassell, q, and Miss Jessie Smith,
~ both OF Ogden. Justice Of the Peace
y j. Hall performed the marriage cer-
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On this 2eih day OF August 1907. the stock
Electric Rallwag Company duly met pursn.
ant TO tho above notice, aud unon motion
daily made aud seconded. The said NEE ding
duly adjourned 10 meet again tuesday,, sen.
TENDER z, 1902 at the same hour and same
place.
GIDEON A. GIBBS, Vice President
j. H. McCARRON. Secretary.
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~ THE DIsTglOr COURT, PROBATE
Division IN and for salt Lake County, State
OF Utah. In the matter of this estate OF
Joshua N Mhltney, deceased. Notice The
tor Of the estate Of Joshua X. Whitney, de-
ceased. praying Tor the settlement OF hnal
account OF said Horace q. Whitney. admla-
isfraior. and for the distribution OF the
residue OF said estate 20 the persons entitled.
has been set for hearing on ridhy the 18th
day OF September. A. ID. 10 e 90 ten o'clock
a M. az the County Court House In the
Court Room Of sad COlFt. In salt Lake Oty,
Salt Lake county, Utth.
Witness the Clerk OF said Court with
the seal thereof affixed this 2s.h
isHAL day OF August A. ID. lg12
JOHN JAMES, Clerk.
BY J. U. Eldredge. Jr, Deputy clerk.
Richard W. Youag. Attorney Tor Petitioner
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UTAH, IDAHO AND THE wont n

UTAH. IDAHO AND THE WORLD.
Three new maps, Just issued, Utah
and Idaho on one side, the World on The
reverse side, including population Of,
counties and towns according TO the
1900 census, with brlei sketch Of every
country In the world Size 27xsih inches
value 10 cents; sent TO any address foI
rs cents Address Cannon Book Store.
(Deseret News, Props.l, II and IS Main
street, Salt Lake City.