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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-20

commence receiving the FIRST conslgn-
mcnts on the 1900 tons " rails ordered
from Plitsburg In about three weeks,
The Chicago order for 5000 tons Of 10
pound steel rails has all been delivered,
thus making 10000 tons OF steel out Of
the 10000 which Win be required TO
complete the line from Salt Lake
through 20 the coast, More orders VIII
be given as required"
When Il was suggested that the ship
nents Of the Pittsburg order would
on be delivered at the California end
Mr. CLARK said, Not az ALL some Of
them WIN be delivered at this end. -
Continuing AR, Clark went on 10 say
that on account Of the Joint survey
matters gtill being undisposcd Of that
II was hard to estimate just when work
would be started IN Utah but he stated
confidently that construction would
commence In this state this summer
and be pushed to the finish
In answer to a question as 10 wheth-
er the san Pedro would acquire the
Oregon Short Line tracks south Of Salt
Lake Mr. Clark stated that II was all
news to him and II there was any such
move on foot that he would most
assuredly have heard Of Il.
Mr.. Clark spent this afternoon closet.
90 with Engineer Mccartney, going
over the work which had been accom-
piished, He Will return to Los Angeles
by tomorrow's train
DIRECTORS ELECTED.
The directors OF the San Pedro, Los
Angeles & Salt Lake Railroad company,
who were elected this morning, are.
William A. CLARK, Butte; II, G, kercns
ST. Louis; J. Ross Clark, n H. Gibbon
n, H. Miller y. X. Rule, Los Angeles,
W. s.. Mccormick, Thomas Kearns,
Reed Smoot, ~ w. Clark, Perry S.
Heath, Salt Lake, Ross w, Smith, Los
Angeles
The Empire Construction Company
Directors: W. A. clark, r. c. kerens,
I Ross CLARK Ross w Smith I ".
Glhbon, ~ II. Miller Clarence MoCOr-
nick, David Keith, Reed Smoot
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be transferred from the Twenty-nlnth
Infantry at Fort Sheridan to Fort
Douglas.
Definite Information, however has
been received 70 the effect that this
cannot be. as Captain Wells is under
the necessity Of going to the Philip
pines With his regiment between Feb.
10 and March /.
IT Is not known whether he VIII visit
Salt Lake IN the Interim
Troop II, Fifth cavalry, now station
cd at Fort Duchesne Is In the second
squadron OF the regiment, and there
fore slated for the Philippines under
the recent order Tor that squadron to
Join the other two squadron In the ISL
nnd3. The officers do not relish the
Idea Of the transfer prefcrHng to re-
main IN The United states, even at
Fort Duchesne, than 10 do police duty
in foreign country But the enlisted
men are anxious for any kind of
change,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-20

are now satisfied that that town viii he
on railroad line before the end OF the
present year, The engineer and survey
ing corps are now camped few miles
below town, having completed survey
ing and cross secti0nlng the line
through Salina canyon and lYlo creek
TO this side Of the Emery county line,
The outfit numbers Is men or more,
and thtir work has been very complete.
But little attention was paid 10 the
stakes Of the old survey. The present
object seems TO have been to secure az
short a route az possible, hence the line
staked of follows the bed Of the creek
closely, crossing aud recrossng many
times The brush was cut away and all
obstacles removed and everything
points 90 the fact that building opera
lions viii soon begin. The corps Is now
divided into two gangs, which are at
present running lines no to the coal
beds Ia both Qultchem-pah and Con.
vulson canyons. The engineers will
give no hint OF whore they VIII run the
line north, but one OF them volunteered
the information TO friend few days
ago that the present surveying corps
must complete line TO Mounds, on the
main line Of the Rio Grande system, by
the first Of April Emery County Prog
ress
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THE MEETING FAILED,
The Conference Regarding Chief Hill
ton Not Held.

The proposed meeting Of the police
committee 10 consider the removal Of
Chief Hilton failed 10 materialze The
meeting was billed for this afternoon
at o'clock in the Mayors Office on
Second South street. but there was no
one there but the Mayor himself, who
seems 10 be left out in the cold as to
the intentions OF the committee
Chairman Eardley and Councilman
Thomas both stated that the meeting
would be held but both failed 10 appear
az the appointed time and place
II Il supposed that the matter win be
disposed Of at the regular meeting Of
the Council tomorrow night,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-20
NEW OIL COMPANIES,
Three Concerns File Articles of lncor'
pOration Today Mining Company.

The Corlnne Petroleum company
filed rs articles Of incorporation with
the secretary Of state today
The company Is formed to prospect
for oil and mineral in Boxeder county
and It's Office and principal place Of
business Is Corlnne. The capital stock
Is $4,000, divided into 10000 shares Of
the value OF ten cents each,
All the incorporators are citizens OF
Corlnnc, Bear River City and Point
Lookout and the officers are. G, w.
Lawrence, president, II. q. Cattoll,
vice president d. H. Ablson secretary,
j, Y Ferry, treasurer. who with w. +.
House, s. N. Cole, James Coll, Alma
Nelson and D. s. Lohr constitute the
board of directors.
The Crescent OH company filed lts
articles Of Incorporation with County
Clerk James today. The capital stock
Of the company Is $4,000, divided into
100000 shares, Of the par value o. 10
cents each.
The officers and lnoorporators are;
II. r. Robinson president: w W. RiY-
ers, vice president; G. N. Butler
treasurer; Theodore Loyendale, socre-
tary and j H. Lovondale, Mamie j..
Rivers, A. ~ Graham, J. h. Kerrck.
W. j Davis, c. II. Ramsperger and
j, ". Osborne.
The company has four claims consist
Ing OF Gao acres situated In Grand
county, this state.
Articles of incorporation we're filed IN
the county clerks office today BY the
Torbanehill Mining company
The general Office and place of bust
ness of the company II Salt Lake city,
and the purposes OF the incorporation
Ia to transact Il mining and millins
business The capital stock Is $4,000,
divided into 100000 shares Of the par
value of one cent per share
The lncorpOrators and officers Of the
company are Le Grand Young, presl-
dent; John q Cannon, vice president;
David smellle, secretary aud treasurer,
Il. S. Campbell, o. W. Moyle, w. H.
Armstrong, H. H. Burton, r. W. Jen-
nings and y. b. Smith.
The companys property consists OF
the Torhunehill Torhanehll South
Extension, the Brooklyn and four 9th
on claims In an unorgani2ed mining dis
trlct In Blaine county, Idaho.
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You first take cold, then
you cough. Then you have
a doctor. He says it's bron'
chltlS, and he orders Ayers
Cherry Pectoral. 1t is his
fayorite prescription for colds
and coughs. If he knows o.
anything better, tell him tt
give it to you.
81 had a very severe cough for man
weeks. Nothing relieved me until
tried Ayers Cherry Pectoral. Thi
rapidly and entirely cured me. /"
J, J. Hargraye, New York CITY.
49,, sos. 500. &C. AVER CO., Lowell Mas
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AFTER COAL.
Some More Light on Operations In
Emery County by Railroads.

Major VIM. II. Worthon throws adj
ditiona light upon the work OF the sur
Neying corps IN Emery county in an
interview IN the Progress
1.-THE surveying corps was minus a
surveying OUTFIT said MIR. Worthon.
1T was headed by VIM. Miles Of Ere
mont, Wayne county, who wanted 90
secure an option ON big block of coal
land in Ferron canyon. He proposed to
survey straight line along the moal
measures from Ferron to Muddy creek,
and would have purchased every claim
IN sight for his Kind OF exchange, which
appeared 20 be jawbOne Mr.. Miles Is
the head Of grand unorganged con-
Germ, entitled the Utah Coal, Mining
and Transportation company and his
associates are lobe Mcclellan and Axel
Nielsen and others, from | don't know
where They win issue stock of this
corporation for approved coal land. |
know nothing about the concern or It's
promoters. Perhaps the proposition
was all right, but II dida't look good 70
me, for good Emery county coal land
looks better than an order for stock IN
a hot-air mining proposition.
Another embyrOtic concern that ac-
ttIulnk ~ tie way nc thhllA man. -
going 10 make Emery county top
notcher amongst the great industrial
centers OF the universe Is the Utah
Southern railroad This Is 20 be a new
north and south railroad system con-
Meeting with the Hartman lines ~ Ogs
den or Salt Lake at the north and with
Yuma, Ariz., at the south. The coal
measures OF this county, therefore
would thus be drawn upon 60 supply
the enormous consumption OF coal by
the Southern Pacific road Itself in both
northern and southern territory, be-
sides filing a long-felt fuel want IN
mining camps and other towns in Art
zona, New Mexico and Southern Cali
fornia. just when the dirt win com
menoe TO ny IN the construction OF this
road. Mr. Miles was unable TO say. one
thing / am certain o. however thar
there's billions OF tons OF splendid coat
In Emery county awaiting the advent
OF q railroad 10 furnish the market
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-20
WIFE GEls DIVORCE.
Recommendation to that End NV
Referee Who Heard Case

In the divorce case Of Eva " c,n
Inngs vs. Charles w, Cummings. judge
liaii tooay rendered decree OF divorce
IN FAVOR Of plaIntin according To- no
RECOMMENDATION OF Referee w
iEldfelge ~, who heard the testimony
Plaintiff and defendant were marrled
IN salt Lake City Sept 3, 1897. and nave
Two children as issue OF the marrIago
since the marriage the defendant bns
ialled to support his wife and family
ana she mas been compelled TO take In
sewing ana give music lessons 10 spnl
port herself and children. ''
MIS- Cummings was granted permo.
IIsn' alllh1ay IN The sum Of SIS per
month ana $50 for attorney fees.
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COURT NOTES.

Judge Stewart Is hearing arrpms-,.
Of counsel In the case OF Josepb uo.H
vs. Lucky BIZ Mining company this as
ternoOn.
In the motion for temporary aIbpry
and attorney fees IN the casa oil /. I.
Lynch vs. Margaret Lynch heard b. ~
Judge Stewart Saturday afternoon IA,
plalntlff was ordered to pay defool,s,
SO per month for alImony and sIW N.
torney fees.
The Overland Gold Mining comm,
by E. w Clark receiver has cam.
menced an action against silver Bran
Iron Works company TO recover pas.
session Of a l0O-horsc power a,..,
motor, which Is unlawfully detained NJ
the defendant company or 5000 N,
value thereof.
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ANNUAL MEETINGS
OF The SAN PEDRO
That and Empire Construction Company
Elect Directors Work to Begin in
Utah the Coming Summer

The stockholders Of the san Pedro,
LOS Angeles & Salt Lake railroad COM
pany and the Empire Construction
company met In the Offices Of the COM
pany in the Mccormick block this
morning and elected directors for the
coming year, These in turn win meet
In Los Angeles February 10 and elect
officers. only three changes were made,
the names Of H. x, Rule and Ross w.
Smith or Los Angeles being substl-
tuted for those Of George y, Leighton
Of 81. Louis and c, W. Clark, in tho
railroad company, ana that Of Ross W.
Smith, vice George u. Leighton In the
construction company
When seen after the meeting Vice
President j. Ross Clark was very en-
thusIastic regarding The outlook for the
completion Of the road through to the
coast, and In answer TO questions said
"Of course cannot say anything
about just which route We shall take
In and out Of this city as we do not
want to be held up on our right-of-
way. we have nled two maps
here In the land office ana more Will
follow from time TO time. Everything
Is progressing nicely and expect that
the Joint survey VIII be completed by
the end OF this month when we viii be
In shape 10 decide upon the rest of the
route. The Joint survey agreement Is
the best thing that could have hap
pened for now we, neither Of US, WIN
cross tracks, which would have been
most dangerous, especially II the crosse
ings were frequent"
Mr. Clark then went on 10 describe
the terms Of the agreement whereby
both companies would do their share
in construction and maintenance OF
track along the lines previously pub
lished IN the News"
Continuing he said 1--WE expect to
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-20
BUSINESS NOTES.

Todays cloarings amounted to Sei2.-
9SG9i az against S61L10i.O3 for the
same day last year
Real estate men claim that with the
growing certainty OF more railroads In
20 This Cily, The outlook Cor real estate
ls beginning 10 appear much better, and
that when spring opens there ought to
be something OF boom ON a sound
foundation.
superintendent Weber Of the Il. G.
VI, l., received notice this morning
from the city OF the assessment Of $50
per front foot against that Institution
for the paving improvement on Brig
ham street. The z. c. NJ, l. has lao
front feet
The Utah Iigh, and Power company
as put IN brunch station at Woods
Cross from which VIII be run side
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-20
Mary Jones I,stote

The petition Of David. William sn1
Daniel DIX Tor the appointment of To-.
seph r. Matthews as administrator ~
lne estate Of Mary Jones. deceased was
MED with the county clerk his morn n
ing. '''' '""lH-
me estate consists Of cash on depoelt
In lions Savings Bank and rr,e, t oo,I.
lany, oil ABOUT $500, and household fur.
ni'ure OF ne value OF $50, The hearing
January 81 'N"''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-20
CHIN GOT HIS WATCH.

After Chin G. Chan had fully in
formed the authorities as to the cir
oumstances under which Ethel Ray.
mond obtained the loan Of his watch,
she stated that she aid not have the
watch and had sent Il to Denver The
officers then informed her that they
would hold her until she returned It.
and were about to take her to JAIL
when she broke down and said her sis
ter had the watch which she quickly
obtained and turned over % the sheriff
who delivered Il 20 Chin on Friday and
he refusing 60 further prosecute the
case necessarily ended.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-20
AFTERNOON MINING CALL.
Yankee Consolidated Was the Feature,
Selling at $3.50.

This afternoon there was little change
made In the quotations put up at the
close this morning Ajax was traded in
around So and the stock was sold at
a. Carlsa was dealt IN between O. and
g. and 200 Lower Mammoth brought
81 a share. Mammoth was traded in
for Sll9, and May Day sold up from
"a TO o. star Con, brought better ne.
ures, selling as high as 20, and Cali
fornia was traded In between As and
lGls, closing at the latter figure.
Yankee Con stock has been steadily
shrinking In value and this afternoon
brought only $3.50 for the stock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-20
SILVER KING MEETING.
Old Board of Directors--Re'eleCted at
Park City Today,
lsneclal 10 the 'NeNs.'l

Park City, Jan. 2o--rhe regular an
nual meeting OF the stock holders of
the silver King Mining company was
held IN Park city today. The old board
OF directors was reelected without
change. The meeting was purely
formal one and no other business was
transacted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-20
PRISONER PARD0NED.

Late this afternoon Mayor Thompson
pardoned Robert Il. Hess, a city Prison
er. who was sentenced TO % DAYS on
the 26th OF December, for assault and
drunkenness. Had Hess not been re-
leased today he would have been dis
honorably discharged from the army.
He belongs TO the Twenty regi-
ment OF Fort Douglas.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-20
Mrs. Mnrlin,n -

Frances r. Martin has filed her nm
sWef TO her husbands COMPLAINT IN "" Si
district court. ''''' "er IN the
an, she denies the allegations OF the CON,
plant and charges her bnshas ese q9m,
n ,lTt VI" Nv, WIZ. cruelty and failure 10 sun.
mr,do M rs Maftln claims that Al til.
ticSo5 700 ooloo IN 1890, he struck and
S SsvA e. neE and had frequently called
children. " '''0 P'esehce OF their
S'e asks Tor 500 per month Temporary
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-20
nemnrrer Snsininnh

IA IN $500 damage suit Of John Rugg
VS. Justice c. NJ. Nielsen Attorney Do ps >
van Cot and Adam Duncan. ana Con,
stable Ben Haddock, Judge morse S sna
t ,S,ne oa, ,ne ,ae.murrers Of defendants to
,o ave y Ann and allowed the plaintiff
ten Gays to amend the complaint ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-20
GOING TO THE PHILIPPINES.
Capt Brlant S. Wells Ordered There
With His Regiment.

For several months past the relatives
and friends Of Captain Brant S. Wells,
brother of Governor Wells, have been
under the impression that he would
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-20
TWO DAYS LATE.
Southern Pacific Trains "Die" on
The California Border,

The eastbound Southern Pacific trains
have apparently ceased TO run, judging
from the fact that none have
been heard from IN Ogden since satur.
day, Just what has been the matter
could not be found out up 20 press time,
but L IL said that the delay Is ooca.
stoned by the hurnlnS OF snowsheds ON
the California bOrdor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-20
BARNETT FINED Sg5.

In Judge Dlehrs court this afternoon
John c, Barnett was fined SIS FOR car
rying concealed weapon He pleaded
guilty TO the charge ana promptly paid
the fine assessed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-20

The properties Of BALLARD'S SNOW
LINlMENr possess a range Of useful.
ness greater than any other remedy
A day seldom passes in every house.
hold, especially where there are chl.
dren, that II Is not needed. Price. %
cents. Y. G. NJ. /.
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attorneys fee and ssi SD,

allmony' s75 attorneys fee and .ss s,
money, '4'
When Mr., Martin read hls wlfae d,
sWer and cross-compluint he Won, wv
the county attorneys office 10 glag y
criminal action against her, but ro.s
County Attorney Christensen horrI, y
that a divorce suit was pending ho ny,
itlyely refused to entertain any sp.b
idea. '''l
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-20
ADMITTED TO PRACTICE.
Especial to the News. y

NNTVVIdI 20 IIt INVWT'
Washington, d. C., Jan. 20.-Richard
B. Thurman OF Provo, and Samuel J.
Richard and Chas. Leland Rock. both
OF Backfoot, Idaho. were today admit
ted TO practice before the Interior de-
partment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-20

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRUyb6A our.
bate Division, in and for Salt Laks me
~, State Of Utah. In the matter v.,iss
estate OF thomas Hewlett, deceased ws,bo
The petition OF Peter Held executor ~ VA
estate OF Thomas Hewlett, deceased, y, ,s,id
for an order OF sale 81 real properly ~ 9a5ss
decedent and that all persons lnteIe,s,'lo, nv
pear before the said court 20 show ctu. VII %
an order should not be eranteu t,,losing
much as shall be necessary, OF ihe u,,',S.elt.
described real estate u said deceasea IRE
The north bali OF tho moth han o. ~, IKE
ia block ninety three. il plat "a "a =, ftih.
city, County Of salt Like, state q .e s e.
with the Improvements ilereon has !, " land.
for hearing on Friday ti' jlst dsy IL
airy, A. u. 1909, at 10 iock a bonn o.
county Court Houso. he Conrs =, iAke
said Court, ia Salt lsse lily, -"
County. Utah. ..,,s ne
Witness the Clerk Of sail Court VIZ Az
seal thereof alike TINS ~"
lsEAL.l OF January. A. ID. 49,, ,,,srk
JOHN JAMES S'''-
by Frank Emery, Deputy ClerE
Thomas Adams, Attorney,
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Two Meetings Held at the Ken
yon Hotel Today
THE BUSINESS TRANSACTED
u. =. Reit Itc.ciected President The
Other Oahcers chosen Pacific
Coast Junket IN the spring.

The feature OF this afternoons ses-
SION Of the Utah Press association was
The election Of officers for the ensuing
two years President Felt was hon
ofed with q reelection which was
made unanimous and after he had ex-
pressed IN a few happy words his APP
probation OF the honor that had been
shown him the following officers were
elected by unanimous vote. First vice
president, Maj. 10. A. Littleneld sec
ond vice president ~ d. Dresser;
third vice president William Buys;
corresponding secretary, recording Sec
rotary, M a. WllIumsen treasurer, w
H. Mcbride, historian, Andrew Jenson
Some dine was consumed In the dis
cusslon Of the constitution in relation
10 the admission of members. Mayor
William Glasmann, Of ogden, was to
laye read q paper but he sont his re-
Grels explaining that he was IN the
midst Of municipal difficulties, and that
II would be impossible for him TO be
present at the meeting ana moreover
he would not be able TO 50 with the
association on It's "trip 20 thc coast.
The editors discussed the prospective
trip to the coast and II was generally
conceded that ID would be impossible
for the association to get of before
spring The near visit Of the Canadian
editors was also one Of the things that
engaged the attention OF the association
ana each member resolved himself into
a committee Of one 70 see to Il that the
Visitors shall receive royal entertain
ment.
MORNING SESSION.
The association held IT'S first meeting
Of the present session In the Kenyon
larlors this forenoon It was called to
order az 1915 by President Felt who
made his annual report The reports
Ct Secretary Diehl and Treasurer Me-
bride were also read showing that the
association stu ,has balance Of 81 In
the treasury
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THOSE pREsENT

There were thirteen members in at
Tendance, They were: Mai. E. a. Lit
tloilold state journal, Ogden, NJ. A.
Willumsen, American Eagle. Murray;
William Buys, Wasatch Wave, Heber;
James Dunn, Transcript, Tooele; w. II.
Mcbride, Democrat, Provo, y. T.. Felt.
Juvenile Instructor Salt Lake; j. y.
Graham Bulletin Bingham; l. II. Diehl,
Record, Mammoth John Stable. Jr.,
Davis County Clipper. Bountiful, NJ. II.
Murray Enterprise, Ephralm. j. NJ.
lioyden, Pyramid, Mt Pleasant An
drew Jensen, Bikuben Salt Lake city.
In addition 90 the reports Of PreSi.
dent Felt and Treasurer Mcbride re-
Forts were received from the committee
ca leglslati6n and other committees. 4
committee on membership Consisting of
Messrs. Mcbride, Dehl ana Buys and
committee on order OF business con-
sisting Of Messrs, Llttloneld, Dunn and
Jensen were appointed after which
recess way taken until 2 O'clock this
afternoon.
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PROBATE a AgDGANsnip

Consult COUNTY nix or the respee'
tive signers for /, her information
IN THE DISTRr COURT PROB 4 ~
Division, In and fHr Salt Lake CouHs,
State Of Utah. 10 INe matter VI ihh
tate u Mary lanes, deceased. Notice M, Nv
petition OF David Wluam aud anlel ~
Matthews OF .elter, ~ Administration 10
tae estate Of Mary James, deceased. I'D,
been SET Tor hearlngOa Friday ne ~ ug
OF January. a. u. laJ2 nc 10 o'clock " W., M
the County Court House IN the COuFt IVA
OF said Court, In salt Lake CITY 0a'l L"'s
County. Utah. ~. ,hs
Witness the Clerk OF said Court nlih w
seal thereof affixed, THIS E'in ""
tsEAL) OF January, A. y, l0. 1,.,p
JOHN JAMES. clefh'
Dy c. Frank Emery Deputy ClofE
Ferguson & Cannon, Attorney