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STORAGE
Z g, AZ MOVING.
W Tel $50.
offlce.
10 w. and So.
NOTICE on TnusTrrS, sALr,

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON
the Dth day Of October, 1889 In salt Lake
City the a, H. Moon company q c0rpor.
alton, and 70, p. Seares, executed and de-
ilycred TO W, ii Emery, their prom.ssory
note In writing IN which they promised 10
paY 10 said w, II. Emery, In one yelr 81
ter said date the sum Of one hundred and
nifty El00,0N dollars, with interest dt the
rate OF ten per cent QW per annum from
date that 10 secure the prompt payment
OF said note, the A, T. Moon company. Il
corporation, on the same date, oyeouted
and delivered to the undersigned irus-
tee their certain deed Of trust conveying
10 said trustee the following described
property situated In Salt Lake county,
State Of Utah, to-wlt.
Commencing at the northwest corner OF
the northwest quarter of section twenty
one (2). township three 90 south, range
one CD east Of Salt Lake Meridian: run
ming thence south eighty 800 rods thence
east ilfty-One and four hundred and TWEEN.
ty-nine thousandtha (5l.i2l) rods thence
north nfty-slx l50 rods thence east
twenty eight and i've hundred ani seven
ty-one thousandths l$5lD rods thence
north tWenty-t0ur ca rods. thence west
eighty $50 rods 10 the place OF beginning
Said trust deed providing. among oth-
or things that II default should be made
I'm the payment Of the interest or the
taxes Of said property when due, or tho
payment on pI1Utlpdl Hhtn cue, that this
trustee might, az the request Of the legal
holder Of said note proceed to sell the
property above described 40 public venue
10 The highest bidder. at the west front
door u the court House or said county.
after giving thirty days notice OF the
time and place Of sale, and description
OF the property Ia be sold by advertise.
mont In some newspaper published IN the
County OF Salt Lake. that default has
been made In payment OF sand note: moth.
or any interest nor principal having seen
paid, nor have the taxes on said land
been paid.
That at the request OF the legal hold.
or of said note ! Will on the 18th day
NJ February, 1902 at y o'clock. noon. sen
said above described rsal estate AT tho
west front door Of the Court House In
Salt Lake County. Utah or no much of
the same as may be necessary 20 raise tho
amount due upon said indebtedness, to.
gether with the expenses Of making said
sale. including trustees and attorneys
fees, at public auction TO the highest bid.
der for cash
CHARLES BALDWIN.
Trustee.
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CUMBERLAND, WYOMING.
WARD ORGANIZATION EFFECTED
G, c. Woods is Bishop Names of
Other Officers Chosen.
speelal Correspondence.

Special correspondence,
Cumberland. Wye, Feb. S.--Apostle
John w, Taylor and Stake President
John M Baxter were here yesterday
end effected an organization Of the
Cumberland ward Of the Woodruff
Stake Of Zion, by the selection OF the
following officers
G., c. Woods bishop with Elders
Bell and Faddls rs his counselors.
G, r. Doubray clerk Of ward,
Joseph IT, DEMO, superintendent OF
The Sunday school, with Fayette Mar
shall and A. r.. Palmer az assistants;
Joseph Barber, secretary and treasurer.
William Harris, president Of the Y,
NJ. M, l. A. with Albert Peterson and
Albert Sellers as counseors
Samuel Daniels, ward choir leader
and musical director
Sister II, A. Wood, president OF the
Y. l.. NJ. l. A., with Ethel Palmer and
Mary Peterson as counselorsi Nina
Marshall, secretary and treasurer
Sister Jennie Miller. president Of the
Primary association, with Mary Carrie
and Tenie Hunter as counselors.
Elizabeth Palmer president Of the
Relief Society with Sisters Nora Har-
fis and Martha Miller az CounselOrs.
Sister Peterson, secretary and treasurer.
A number Of the younger brethren
were ordained to various offices in the
lesser Priesthood.
All the appolntees were sustained
unanimously and were set apart and
ordained under the hands OF Apostle
Taylor and others. Elder Taylor de-
llVered a powerful address repete with
obstruction to members and officers.
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NorIor on AssEssMrNr ma. 4.

The Buckeye Mining Company office
and principal place OF business, Salt Lake
City Utah.
Notice is hereby given that at a meet
ing OF the directors held On the Sth day 1t
January, 1902, an assessment NO. %, II
two and one-half cents q l-2) per share
was levied ON all OF the shares OF the
capital stock Of the corporation, payable
Immediately to w, u, Jermaine secretary
OF tho company. at the office OF the com.
pany room a. Atlas block, Salt Lake
city, Utah Any stock upon which this
assessment may remain unpaid on
Wednesday, the 18th day OF February,
1902 will be delinquent and advertised for
sale at public auction, and unless pay
ment IS made before will be sold on Mon
day, the Ord day OF March 1907. at tho
hour OF 10 o'clock IA. m, at the Office OF
the secretary Of the company, IA Atlas
block, Salt Lake City, Utah, 20 pay tho
delinquent assessment, together with
costs Of advertising and expense Of sale
By order % the board OF directors.
w. u. JERMAINE,
Secretary.
ofice. 4li Atlas block, Salt Lake City,
Utah.
First publication January 3, 1902; last
publication February H. 1902,
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ASSESSMENT NO. rs.

FLY MINING AND MILLING COMPANY.
Office and principal place OF business, salt
laks City, Utah, Notice Is hereby given,
that az a meeting OF the directors, held on
the 2ith day 0f January, 1907 an assessment
Of thrce cents per share was levied on an the
shares " tho capital stock Of the corporation
issued aud outstanding, payable on or before
February 3, ll0A - the Treasurer AZ his
Office, at T. r. Jones & Co.'S bank, No 10
Main Street. salt Lake City. Utah. ANY
stock upon which the assessment may remain
unpaid 90 the lst day u March. 1907, will be
delinquent and advertised for sale at public
auctions and unless payment lsmade before
~ many OF the shares represented by each
certificate OF the stock so delinquent as may
be necessary will be sold on the 90th day on
March ipJ2, at 10 o'clock a. ~. TO pay the
delinquent assessment together with the
cost OF advertising and expense Ot sale.
WIN r. SPRAGUE secretary.
Ny order OF the board OF directors.
Salt Lake City. Utah, January a. 1902
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NOTICE ro srooNnnLprns.

TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
Utah 4 Colorado Oh Company You ara
hereby notified that In pursuance 0f tho
statutes Of Utah, In such case made aud
provided, the undersigned, president OF The
said company has called special meeting
OF thu stockholders, 10 oe hold M tho Knuts.
ford Hotel Ia salt Lake City, Utah, on tho
lQth day Of February 1902, at tho hour Of
o'clock y, m, At said meeting the following
questions viii BIO submitted 30 tho stock
holders for their action thereon,
lst, shal tho action " q majority Of tho
directors, IN a pretended meeting OF tho
Board q Directors on the 2lsL day Of Janu.
airy 1909, be ropudiatedY
2nl, shall the contract entered Into by
the President OF tho Company, on the ----,-'
day 0f october 1901, on behalf Of the Com
phny, With Kerr, CLOSER & Van Glove pro.
vldlng for the development Of tho uOmpany's
property, be ratified and approyedY
sra snail tho officers OF the Company be
authorized TO provide foe furthor develop.
mont work aud provide TOR tho sale OF treas
nry stock, and II 80, what officer or officers
shan DO authorized % act In this behalf, and
upon what terms aud conditions shall tho
stock bo sold2
ith. shall tbe Company open an Office 40
Chicago for the sale OF stock and tho trans
action OF other u nancial buslnoss2
Sth. Any other questions which may DO
brought TO the attention Of said meeting by
any Of the stockholders present.
Witness my hand aud tho seal OF said
Company ut Chicago. this 9Th
(sEAL) day OF January, A. d. 1907
d. A. HOLMES, President.
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MEASLES SPREADING.
SPANISH FORK.
WATER WORKS NEEDED.
Wells Going Dry Irrigation Canal
Meeting.

Special Correspondence.
Spanish Fork, Utah, Feb. 6,-The
weather has moderated In the last day
or two SO that the streets are all mud
again We are feeling the drouth of
last summer now In the wells going
dry. one great drawback here Is the
lack of water supply for domestic pur-
poses. There could be no better in
vestment by the city than, to secure
water supply for domestic purposes.
Last summer the people met and dis
Cussed the question. and a favorable
sentiment expressed The last city
council started In the matter by having
the water Of some springs near the
mouth OF the canyon analy2cd, II the
present council would take IT, up, and
carry Il on. more good could be accom-
plished than in any other manner
IRRIGATION CANAL MEETING.
Last Tuesday was the annual meet
ing Of the Spanish Fork West Field
Irrigation company for the purpose Of
electing officers Last year the meet
ing was particularly warm, in fact,
there was "a hot time In the old town
all day" But the differ rees that
caused so much agitation then seems
to have been healed over, and this last
one was very quiet Mr. Fred Matley
was elected president by reclamation,
and all went peaceably, This COM
pany is the largest OF the five water
companies at this place, and including
the city and upper bottoms takes eleven
fourths of the entire stream.
The schools are progressing satisfac-
torily. Next Friday night the state
superintendent OF schools will deliver
an address at the Central schoolhouse.
Elder Ephraim Hughes returned homo
this week from his mission to England,
He has been away q months. He
looks well and says he feels well.
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ORsON SANDERS.
ECCLEsIAsriCAL WARD NOTICE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
meeting Of tho mem bors OF tho Church OF
Jesus Christ ot Latter-day Saints residing
IN the Cannon Ecclesiastical Ward Of the
salt Lake stake " Zion, Ia Salt Lake Coun.
W Utan, VIII DO held at tho meeting house
OF SAID ward, on Wednesday, tho NTH day OF
foOrutrY, A. ID 1907, AZ O'Clock pm, for the
purpose OF authorizing tue trustees whohold
me legal title ~ property belonging
TO sad Ward, tO transfer said title
TO Lewis NJ Cannon, as Bishop OF
SAID Ward, In accordance with tho provisions
OF Van Act providing for the Incorporation
OF CHURCHES aud Religious Societies, APP
proved March 18th, 1901
Dated February Ord, 1902.
LEWIS N. CANNON, Bishop,
CYRUS H. GOLD, lr......,.
CHAs q. DAVEY, NoanselorS
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spECiAL STOCKHOLDERS MEErINo.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT.
a special meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Illinois Mining Company will BIO held at the
office Of the company No. o. Commercial
block, salt Lake Oity Utah, Oh saturday
February 18th, 1902, at the hour OF II O'Clock
~ NJ. said meeting IS called, aud viii 30
held, Tor the following purposes
First For the election OF officers for the
ensuing year.
present indebtedness OF the Company, aud TO
devise ways and means OF raising funds 70
pay the same.
Third 10 consider tho future policy OF tho
Company aud for the transaction OF such
other business as may properly come before
said meeting
SAMUEL A. KING, President.
y. j. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
Dated January 81, 1902
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NOTICE

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN TO
the stockholders OF the ELIAS Norris
& Sons Company" a corporation, that
q special meeting OF said stockholders
win be held nt two o'clock p. m. on the
18th day Of February, A. d, 1902 at the
office OF said corporation at No % west
South Temple Street. Salt Lake City,
for the purpose Of considering and vot.
ing upon the proposition to reduce the
capital stock OF said corporation 70
thirty thousand dollars and to amend
the Articles Of Incorporation to conform
thereto, to-wlt, that the capital stock
OF said corporation shall be and consist
OF six thousand shares OF the par value
OF $500 per share.
NEPHI L, MORRIS,
President OF Elias Morris & Sons Com
pany, Corporation.
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Norlor or sALr OF RAJ ESTATE,

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PROBATE
Division. Third Judicial District In and FOR
Salt Lake County. state OF tab. Estate Of
Thomas Hewlett deceased The under.
signed viii sell ~ private sa'e that certain
piece and parcel Of real estate with the
premises. situated In SAT- Lake County. State
block 81. Ia Plat "a. salt Lake City survey
on or after Thursday tho 9th day OF febrl-
ary A. u. 1892 and written bids will be re-
ceived for the same at the once OF Thomas
Adams Attorney for The Estate, 10 McCor-
nick Block, In salt Lake City salt Lake
ten per cent 20 accompany I'd and balance
on confirmation OF sale and delivery Of deed.
PETER REID. Executor
Dated this 5th day Of February, A. d.
1909
Thomas Adams. Attorney.
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DR.. w. w. TRABUE,
Postofflce Block,
FILLS TEETH COST 4s
READ HIS OFFER.

Being comparatively stranger. and
little acquainted here. and desiring
only to meet the people and introduce
my work, / will for limited time put
in one or two filings at about cost for
each person coming to my office, viz:
silver filings, sl.OO to $3.50, Csc.
Cold filings, $3.50 to $500, 20 and SOC.
These filings are not done by an hired
assistant but by myself The materials
used are the best that can be bought.
am not running dental parlor OF ad.
vertlslng office and never expect to.
] make this offer only to aid me in be-
coming established.
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PLEASANT GROVE
RECEPTION TO PROF. CooMBs
His Departure Much Regretted -
Epidemic Of Measles,
Special Correspondence.

0peClhl correspondence,
Pleasant Grove, Utah Co., Feb. H.
Prof, j, H. Coombs leaves us tomor-
row for Salt Lake to take charge of
the Lincoln school, This town Is In
sackcloth and ashes, so 90 speak, over
the loss OF their teacher. Mr.. Coombs
has given entire satisfaction here, and
viii be missed In many ways lie was
assistant superintendent Of Sunday
school counselor In the Young Mems as
ISOLATION, had charge Of religion classes
here and was an all round useful man.
The trustees consented TO give him up
for the reason they thought II would.
be wrong to keep him from attaining
greater h0nors, etc. Prof Coombs is q
native OF PaysOn, this country but
married one Of Pleasant Groves bellies
and adopted this as his home. We wish
him success IN Salt Lake city schools,
The several associations of which
Prof. Coombs was interested have been
doing him honors by making presents
and dinner parties on the eve Of his
departure for Salt Lake
EPIDEMIC OF MEASLES.
Measles has been having big run in
this town as also In Llndon. We hardly
IN Tx thee g enough TO go round"
No fatal results so far.
Peter Christensen, an old and re-
spected citizen, died here last Thurs
day
We have only one saloon now grind
ing; the other which has enjoyed
short run, has quit, not receiving
enough patronage to justify its con-
tinuance.
Thos. II, Beck of Manila ward has
purchased the old school house at Lin
don and win establish mercantile
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Thomas Adams. Attorney.
sTOUKHOLFFRs' MEFIING.

AURORA MINING AND MILLING COM
pany. The annual meeting OF the stock.
holders OF the Aurora Mining and Milling
Company for the election Of directors aud
for the transaction u such other business as
as may properly come before the meeting
will be held a. the oilee OF the Company.
No 20 n. Main street salt Lake Oily. Utah,
on the first Monday t3rd day OF March. 1909
AZ u o'clock noon.
JAMES D. STIRLING. Secretary.
Salt Lake City. Utah, Jan 81, 1909.
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GARDEN CITY NoTNs.
LOGAN.
DEATH OF MRS, n. II. SOUTH.
Estimable Lady suocumbs TO Heart
Disease - Divorce Granted.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence
Logan Cache Co., Feb. 7.--Mrs. y. r.
south died today at the family resi-.
denee IN the Fourth ward, Of heart dis
ease, from which she had suffered for
some years The deceased was the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Of
Randolph Rich county, and leaves a
husband and two children to mourn her
death She was a most estmable lady,
and her death Is severe blow TO her
family and friends.
The resident OF the late N, A. Lind
qulst on First East street was sold to-
day TO Mr., Brossard Of oxford for ST.
300 The property comprises a corner
lot sxls rods, and q house Of ten
rooms
a divorce was granted by Judge Hart
today to he-s Caroline Webb Of Lo-
gan, after the introduction of evidence
TO prove that the husband w. c. Webb,
had deserted the plaintiff.
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INTHE MATTER OF THE ESTATE AND
Guardianship Of Edward P, Ferry az incom-
petent person. Tho undersigned VII sen as
prlvate sale MI the right title and Interest Of
the above named ward, IN and 20 the follow
Ing described ode mining claims, situated Ia
{ lntah Mining District summit county,
Utah Wide West No l. lot No, 10 and Wide
West No. ., lot No. it8 being all OF said elalmsi
on or after she 18Th day Of FebtdSryy 1900,
Mccormick Block. salt Lake City, and
County state Of Utah, Terms OF stlo, cash.
WILLIAM MONTAG UE fEkRf,
anu EDWARD STEWART FERRY,
Guardians q the person and estate 0: I'd
ward 7. Ferry, an ineou petsnt person.
Dated February Srd, 1901
J. r. Richards, Attorney
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notice,

STATE or UTAH, DEPARTMENT OF
Board OF Pardons, Salt Lake City. Utah,
February LIST 1909. To whom it may concern
Of Iardons Win hold a regular session
on saturday, February 18th, 1902 at 10
o'clock am, at the supreme Court Room,
City and County Building salt Lake city,
Utah.
That at said meeting said Board will hear
tho application for parole In the following
case, tO-Nlt, Charles A. Larsen, convicted
OF rape also for pardon OF ---- Evans, con-
Vlcted OF fora icatlon.
All persons having any interest therein,
desiring 70 be heard, either Tor OF against the
granting OF said application, are hereby notl-
aed % DO present az said meeting.
BY order Of the Board.
NJ A. BRKEDEN, HEBER NJ. WELLS
Secretary. President
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PAROWAN.
FUNERAL OF Mrs. u, GURR,
Victim of Paralysis - Spread OF
Measles In Severe Form.

nchsles III severe fOfih'
Special Correspondence
Parowan Iron Co., Feb 5,--Today
the last tributes OF love and respect
are being paid to the mortal remains
OF Sister Elizabeth Gurr, one Of our
most beloved and revercd mothers in
Israel, Last sunday morning she arose
as well as usual to all appearances,
and was cheerfuly attentive to her do
nestle duties, when all unwarned she
was stricken with paralysis, from
which she never rallied, but passed 20
the great beyond Monday evening.
Sister Gurr was sixty-four years Of
age, and as sprlghtly and active as one
much younger Hers had been life
Of usefulness, quiet, unpresumlng, yet
In her modest way ever seeking a place
TO do good, either In comforting or up
lifting the discouraged and disconso-
late or substantially relieving their
temporal needs Grandma Gurr Will
be greatly missed she was one OF the
few In whom could be found no guile.
She was an active worker I'm the Relief
Society having been It's treasurer and
teacher for years. Whatever her cali
ing, great or small. II was always
beautifully and completely magnihed.
MEASLES SPREADING,
The measles Is daily spreading and
looks as though there II no stopping
place as long az there Is one who has
not been subject to its afillctions. We
cannot say with some other cores
pendent that Il Is light form, as 1t
ls far more serious than ever before.
The disease came here from the Provo
students who came home for the holi-
days but we are 'slow 20 klndle our
wrath" against the thoughtless boy or
girl who spread the contagion, for well
we know il was unintentional
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HOOPER.
aH~HaaHsHHH
IRRIGATION PROBLEM.
Water Rights TO be Defined by Suit
IN Court.

Special Correspondence
Hooper, Weber co., Feb G-Tho
snow Is disappearing very fast, and the
frost comiug out of the ground,
Elder Hyrum Rlgbey returned home
n week ago from a two years mission
In England, feeling fine, on the goth
Of this month we expect Elders David
Parker, Lewis Hardy and William
Parker, who have filled missions In the
Southern States.
our meetings and Sunday schools
have been discontinued for short time
on account OF making some changes In
our meeting house. Some time ago we
had a fair and It was quite success,
and the proceeds will go towards new
organ and making the changes in our
meeting house, moving the stand more
10 the center and the choir at the back
Of the stand, and other changes Broth
er Adam Patterson I'm lifting hog car
Casses last night oyertaXed his strength
and has been having falnting spells
ever since, The doctor has been attend
ing him and he Is IN q serious condl-
ton.
Today the Hooper and Wilson Irrlga-
ton companies meet In mass meeting
at the social hall in Hooper, Last fall
at a mass meeting our condition In re-
gard to irrigating water and the loss
Of our CROPS for the last three years
was discussed, and some measures had
20 be taken TO secure our right ana to
define others A committee was APP
pointed to visit Morgan and summit
counties. Up there they have all the
water they want and every little dis
tauce the river IL damned, all the way
up to Kamas in Summit county thus
deprlving us of our water. The commit
tee gave is reports today, which was
fully discussed. After the reports were
given the people authorized the direct
ors to bring suit against all those tax
ing water from the Weber and It's trib-
utarles aud define their rights and give
az ours. We would have preferred that
this thing could have been settled 9TH
erwise
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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 Of John Heber Enniss. de-
ceased. Notice-The petition of W. b.
Enniss, administrator Of the estate Of
John Heber Enniss, deceased, praying
for the settlement Of final account OF
said administrator and for the dis
trlbution Of the residue OF said es-
tate 10 the persons entitled, has
been set for hearing on Friday, the l4th
day Of February. A. d. 1902 az 10
o'clock a, m, az 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
(SeaD affixed this Bird day OF Feb
ruary, A. ID. 1902
JOHN JAMES. Clerk,
BY c. Frank Emery, Deputy Clerk
Stewart & Stewart, attorneys for adj
ministrator.
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