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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-05
HOPE OF HARMONY,
State Baptist Association at Searc>
Has Paved the Way.

Searcy, Nov. 5.-The first annual
General Baptist association of Ar
kansas has closed its meeting here
after being in session since last Fri
day morning. Four hundred and forty
one messengers, visitors and ministers
We're entertained by the good Christian
people of Searcy.
The following resolutions were
adopted:
whereas, In view OF the differences
known to exist between the Baptist as
sociation and the Arkansas Baptist
State convention, and
Whereas, Suggestions have been
made that committee be appointed
for each body, to meet at some future
time and place agreed upon by the
said committee: therefore be it
Resolved, That the General Asso-
citation now in session appoint a com
mittee OF ten judicioHs brethren to
confer with like committee from the
State convention, looking to the unit
ing of the two oodies on a scriptural
basis. and report results TO the next
meeting Of this association =
A committee was instructed to can
vass the vote and ascertain the ten
selected for the committee The com
mittee selected are:
W. 7. Box. Morrilton: Ben NJ. Boz
gard, searey: J. L. Brown Independ=
W. H. Paisley, Forrest City; ]. G.
Doyle Argenta; c. NJ. Myrick Clar
endon Wn.. Tucker. Corwin; W. c. c.
borough. Sheridan.
Dr. S. Il. Ford, Of St. Louis. and Ed
Ben Cox CT Little Rock, wara among
those instrumental il eetting the as.o-
citation to consider compromise, and
it is believed compromise will now
be reached.
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NOWLAND HAD TO QUIT.
John w. Harbin, Low Water Boat
Back Again.

The Arkansas river at the present is
at very low stage, and navigation up
and down the river is being conducted
with t.ifficuis.. Last week the, Ln-
cille Nowland, the packet to this place
failed to materialize here on account
Of the low stage of the water. Rob Roy
being as far as the boat could ascend
the river This week the John N.
Harbin viii be the packet to Pine
Bluff. and drawing less water than the
Nowland. will PROBABLY reach here
safely
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Tulley's Troubles Increasing

1t seems that with the Indictment
Of r. l.. Tully, the aggrevied husband
who figured prominently in the ku-
kluxing OF Robert e. Lee, by the Jeffer-
son county grand jury on three differ
ent charges, the end of his troubles
are not yet in sight. The Pulaski
county grand jury, it is understood,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-05

is Investigating the Little Rock end
OF the ku-kluxing affair, in which Tul-
ly again enacted conspicuous part,
and it is probable that the grand jury
will report with indictments.
Senator Creed Caldwell, one OF
Lees attorneys, went to Little Rock
Tuesday, 1t is said, in connection with
the grand jury investigation
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-05

Attorney General George w. Muir
ply passed through the city this morn
:ng en- route to Star City. The attorney
generals mission to Star City is to ex-
anime the records there for the pur
pose of looking into the title to the
Houston and Cummins plantations
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Mr.. Murphy Looking at
Proposed Convict Farms

which have been offered the state as
convict farms. Both plantations are
located in Lincoln county, and the
Houston plantation is the property Of
Mr. Ed Houston Of this city.
Col. Murphy was joined here by
Miss Nettie Freeman whom he has
eugaeed as stenographer
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City Engineer J. B. White today
commenced work on the bridge on Sec
which was provided for at a recent
meeting Of TIE city council. It Will
ct ohrat eaoN. end win be q substan-
o' tructGce.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-05

Circuit Court Takes Recess.
untii next Monday for the purpose of
Getting numerous misdemeanor cases,
the hearing Of which will commence
Monday.
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NEW CORPORATIONS.

The Paragould Brick company filed
articles of incorporation with the sec
retary Of state yesterday. The CAPT
tai stock is $4,000. The concern pro
poses to manufacture brick and things
of all descriptions. The corporators
are: R. c. Gizzard. president; ]. R.
Hafford vice president; Charles. Pratt,
general manager; M. F. Collier, Sec
retary and H. w. Woosley, treasurer.
The Lincoln Lumber company OF
Washington county was Incorporated.
Capital stock. $4,000; will deal in
lumber and builders materials. Cor
porators: c. w. Phillips, G. E. Loud
ermilk, c. P. Blanchard and M. q.
Phillips.
The Union Dry Goods company of
Ell Dorado filed certificate Of increase
OF capital stock from $4,000 to $18,
O00 G. S. Lake is president and E.
H. Lake, secretary.
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POLICE COURT.

F.. o. Goebel, white, drunk and dis
orderly, IS.
John Walker, colored, trespass, IS.
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Or. kornfield Postponed Lecture.
Owing to the very inclement wealth
er DR.. ]. 8. Kornf1eld did not deliver
his scientific lecture at the synagogue
last evening, but postponed it till next
Tuesday evening. DR.. Kornfield pro-
poses to give an interesting series of
scientific lectures, one on each Tues
day till the series is completed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-05
Chief culpepper Makes Bond.

The new chief of police. J. F. Cul-
pepper, iris morning made tie bond
required of him-$1 600 His bonds
men are Messrs. D. NJ. B,uthenthall
and J. A. Clements.
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and Taladega townships. The returna
RDhipgnp
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NorIrr ro cnNrRAc1nns

Once Of the Deseret Agricultural a
Manufacturing Society, No. 16 Hooper
Building Salt Lake City, May 18th.
1909. Sealed proposals for wiring and
fixtures for Electric Lighting OF Tho
state Fair Building and Grounds al
Agricultural Park, also separate bids
for Plumbing at Agricultural Park win
be received until IL o'clock noon Satur-
day, June 9TH, 1902, at the soclety's OF.
fee as above, and will be opened al 3
o'clock p. m. June 7th, 1902, at the So
cietys Office as above.
Plans and specifications may be seen
at the office OF the society ana M the
Office Of W. Il. Ware Architect, No. go
Hooper Building
A certified check for Ave per cent OF
the amount OF the bid must accompany
each bid TO be forfeited to the society
in case the contractor fails TO enter
into contract within three days after
having been awarded the contract.
The work TO be completed within AZ
DAYS from the date Of awarding the
contract for electrical work and with.
IN 30 days from the date Of awarding
the contract for plumbing work.
A bond OF one-half the contract price
must be furnished TO secure the faith
full performance Of The contract.
The society reserves the right 10 re-
ject any or all bids.
NELSON A. EMPEY. Prest.
sEPTlMUS W. SEARS, secy.
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Charge Withdrawn.

London. June 6.--The summons AT the
instance of the Earl of Shrewsbury
charging Lawrence Waterbury OF the
American polo team with cruelty 10
animals In using sharp spurs ON his
pony during the international match at
birmingham on Saturday last, was Tor
mally withdrawn in the police court TO-
day. Lord Shrewsbury's attorney eN-
planned that letters had been exchang-
ed and that his client was satisfied the
spurs had been used under the excite
ment OF q great occasion. he added
that he desired 10 withdraw the sum
mons In which the magistrate concur
red
Interest in the second OF the POLO
matches for the American cup tomor-
row Is far greater than was that In the
event of last week. Ii has been raining
steadily for two days and the ground
Is likely to be IN poor condition even
II play Is possible. Both teams are con-
fldent today.
The Americans play as on saturday
hut the English team has been recon-
structed as follows
Cecil Nickals, No. |, Fred'k freake'
No. 2. George Miller, No, 3, and Walter
II. Buckwalter. back. The Engllsh
team is undoubtedly stronger indlVid-
ually.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

LA RENE MINING COMPANY.
office and principal place OF business.
Salt Lake City, Utah. Notice is hereby
given that at meeting OF the board OF
directors held on the 18th day OF May,
1902, an assessment mo. 100 OF one cent
per share was levied on the capital
stock OF the corporation, payable on Of
before the 25th day Of June, 1902 10 the
secretary Of the company at the Com
meroial National Bank Salt Lake City.
Utah. Any stock upon which this as.
sessmeut may remain unpaid on We'd
nesday, the 2jth 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 ana 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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Weaver and His Bunch Play Havoc
With DOnueIIy.
EASTERN HORSE RACING.
Promiscuous Notes from various
Places where sports Are
Carried on

Donelly made his debut in the box
for Salt Lake yesterday afternoon and
his coming out was catapultlve
spectacle Of wonderful brilliancy. The
Farmers swatted him hard and swiped
runs galore with the ease Of bad
boy stealing red apples The White
Wings squeaked on their joints at last
and Tam was put In to relieve the
great mental strain under which Heap
Big Chief Borchers was laboring. The
physicians Of Salt Lake say that the
town Is threatened with an epidemic
Of "caoutchoucic thoraxtis," superln-
duced by continuous and strenuous ef-
fort upon the part Of the faithful FANS
TO Ind Salt Lake at the top OF the pen.
nant heap. Harry Joseph and Chief
Borchers, and In fact all OF the push,
have been saying you just waltz but
the boys won't stand for II any longer
Their lungs are adamant and their
hearts are dead 10 the bunch, and
they'l "holler" no more for the wings
that were white and the playing that
is no playing at all They're sick OF the
lot and want a change. Come, Hairy
get busy or the game is dead
The game yesterday resulted'
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Sportipe Notes.

ogden TO- Logan Q, was the result OF
Yesterdays game at the junction city,
oelesby and Baker VIII take the
treatment AT Prof. Osborne's massage
parlors on Monday night.
Another game was on this afternoon
AZ the ball park and tomorrows Sc
ance will be pulled Of al Lagoon
Green and Donovan have signed TO
box 20 rounds with Jack CLIFFORD on
Jnly 3. clifford agrees TO stop both
men within 20 rounds or lose the entlre
gate receipts.
G. c. Mclaughlin has agreed 70
wrestle Eugene Thompson al PARK Clty
between June Is and June 90 best two
falls out OF three for a side bet 70 De
fixed by Mr., Thompson's desires
Paris June CIV. X. Vanderbilts lie
MIstral won the Prix Bzons OF the Mai
sons IafIitte races today. His Ariege
Was not placed In the race for the pix
Long Jumao and his Nettie was un-
placed In the contest for the Prix Tene-
beuz
Boston. June 6.-World's records from
Is 10 % miles were broken by Albert
Champion on Charles River park track
tonight during a % mile Individual mo-
tor-paced race against Fixes. Walthour
and Mcfarland His time for % miles
was 37.l5S-5. The record was Siih
made by Walihour last year
San Francisco, June 6.--Joe ans and
George McFadden have agreed 70 fight
In July before the Hayes Valley Atm
letic club. though articles have not yet
been signed. They will meet al about
i35 pounds. Cans has been substituted
for Jimmy Britt, who withdrew on ac-
count OF his injured hands.
Boston, June 1.-THE Chicago boxer.
Tommy Dixon, who was arrested here
on May e. following the death OF Tom.
my Noonsn OF Chelsea, whom ne had
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knocked out In a boxing bout was dis
charged today The medical examiner
decided that Noonan died Of oyer-ex-
ertlon.
Spokane Wash, June G-Manager
Arnold Of the University Of California
baseball team stated today thet he Is
making arrangements with Manager
McClosltey 20 meet the Butte league
team next week in Anaconda, and also
with Manager Dugdale to meet the
Seattle team In Great Falls. He also
proposes to play Mssoula and possibly
Pocatelo's club, and take the Univer-
sty team to Yellowstone Park for a
weeks outing.
Denver, June 6.-Articles Of agree
ment We're signed tonight for ten
round fight on June q between Young
Corbett and Abe Attel before the Coli
scum Athletic club, the men 10 weigh
l91 pounds at 3 o'clock 1t ls UNDER
stood that Manager Gallagher Of the
club has the assurance Of the police
that the recent order forbidding prize
fight viii not be enforced on that oc-
Casl0n. Attel Johnny Reagan and
their manager, Jack McKenna, left for
san Francisco for a brief visit tonight
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Pacific Northwestern.
STANDING or THE TEAMS.
SCORE.
AMONG HoRsEMEN.
Ladies Numerous at EPSON Downs
Eastern Races.

London, Juen 6.--Lades day at Ep-
som was marred today by the weather.
King Edward, the Prince Of Wales and
other members Of the royal family
started for the course in a downpour
OF rain and, consequently the roads
leading to the downs lacked much OF
their usual picturesque appearance, A
majority OF the race-goers preferred 10
travel by train, but a good sprinkllng
OF people adhered TO the time-honoref
custom Of attending the oaks IN
coaches and other conveyances ana AZ
Intervals between showers the en-
closures were gay with bright dresses
The race for the Oaks stakes OF Ca
300 for 3-year.od fillles, about one mile
and a half was won by r. $. sievers
bay file Sceptre. Col. ii, Mccall
monts' chestnut fillie, Glass jug, was
second and Lord Cadogan's bay My
by Prisoner. out OF Simeon, was third.
The betting was TO against sceptre,
10 TO against Glass jug and S. 10 l
against The Simeon Ally. Fourteen
horses ran.
Sir ], Blundell Naples bay lilly, ST.
moon II, ie dto the straight, where
Sceptre, who started well, took com
mand apparently at viii, drew TO the
front and won easily by three lengths.
A length and a half separated the sec
ond and third horses. Ballantrae was
fourth. The time was 2:46 3-5. The
race was run while the rain was fall
ing,
Mr.. slever aud sceptre received a
rare ovation.
AT CINCINNATI.
Cincinnati, o., June s.-Latonia sum
mary:
First race, six furlongs-Lord Frazer
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Avis Smiths wife has also been serl-
ously i'll, but Is much Improved.
Crops are IN very good shape consid.
ering the backward season, and we still
hope for a bounteous harvest, though
this Is somewhat doubtful on account
Of the scarcity OF water, our reservoir
south OF Pangultch Is not yet completed
so we win realize but very little water
from that source.
MIR. j. IL. Fullmer Thos, c. Smith,
John Whitaker, Joseph Sudweeks and
others have gone to Alberta, Canada, to
look at the country with view of max
Ing their homes In the far north We
are always aXious 20 see our neighbors
improve their conditions but very much
regret to loose our good citizens.
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STlITHFlELD.
Graduating Glass of Public Schools
49, Addressed by Prof Done.

Addressed by Prof Done.
Special Correspondence.
smthfeld Cache County June THE
district school graduating exercises
were held last evening at the Hlllard
opera house. Following are the names
Of the graduates!
Nellie Nelson May Chambers, Albert
McCann, Chas. O. Roskelley, Annie Hit
lard, Maggie Noble, Nellie Smith, Es-
telle Thomasc, r. j. Hammer j, ~
Gutkle, j. n. Kinds, Leonard ). Miles
Rebecca Hale, Theo Chambers, JOS
Gutkie. Laura Christensen, Flo. Read,
Vane Raymond, lne2 billiard, FLO
Roskelly, Marie Langton.
The hall was finely decorated with
flowers, flags, etc, and crowded win
people and q fine program rendered
with great credit.
The comforting Of certificates was
done by Principal j. y. Harding,
A picture Of the future that Is to pc
faced by the graduates was protusely
illustrated in the remarks addressed TO
the graduates by Prof. Willard Done;
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TUMBLEs ON THE SAUCER
Amateurs Have Many Spills -Johnnie
Chapman Took Two Events

II the amateurs who competed III lne
events at the saucer track last eVehlhs
are not very careful abducted by some
circus manager who Is In need OK pro-
fessional tumbers They gave as me
an exhibition of high and lofty tuTn-
bling as seldom falls to the lot OF one
TO see. These events proved so popular
that in one event, the riders all landsu
ON the grass. In the third heat OF the
mile amateur, Heagren and the bowers
boys engaged In huggging match
Finding il nconyenient to continue thls
highly amusing performance while on
the track, they all went down 70 the
oats Rayburn missed the bunch put
concluding, no doubt, that the other
riders were getting more than thelr
share Of attention, he picked out q SOFT
spot and gave an individual exhibition.
The most interesting event OF the
evening was the match race between
John Chapman and w. Palmer the
Australian sprinter. 1t was arranged
that three heats would be run TO decide
the contest. but Chapman took the
first two winning the first by nan
breadth.
The FIVE mile lap race also went to
the Atlanta lad. Samuelson took lap
money from Palmer, getting 10 laps
After the race, Chapman Issued a chal-
lenge to meet Furman in any KIND OF
q match race.
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SoTICF or SALE or MINING
PROPERTY.

PrRsuANr TO RESOLUTION OF ITS
poa-d q, directors. the undersigned tue
Buckeye Mining company : eoIpora.ion'
viii seil al private sale, the following les-
cribod unpatsnted lode mining eiA,l,s, SUI
ated 10 Tlntic Miaiug District Jusp olnty'
800 ~ Iftah to-uii. "Buckeye Protect.
~ " ID II Green" Victoria parallel"
and salt Lake CITY, ,.,h 49,.
Toeether With ali the Improvements there
on and appuftenances thereto,
Sealed BIDS VII De rees,iyeSs AZ w ~,
NV ffah' "a or before the Hh day OF !una
A. b iaua, at y o'clock m go -.
Terms Of sale cash. All bids 10 order
10 be considered. must DO aecompanled eI
certified check. payable . ne order OF lhs
Buckeye Mining Yom pany Ios ieh W ia 80 sa'
THE BuCkIYE MINING COMPANY.
BY v. Z Jermsine secretary.
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srncKnoLnERs MEErINa.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
seyler Minlug ana Milling Company will be
held at the general office OF said Company At
No. al 10 ssi south 10th East street In Salt
LAKE City and County. and state OF Utah, 90
a. ID. laol Al i0:8O O'Clock a m. for the pur
pose OF eIecting board Of directors for the
ensuing year. and transacting such other
business as may properly come before the
meeting. r. y MCKINNEY. SECRETARY,
Date May sist A. d i@2.
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ANIMAL srocKHoLprRy mrsriNo.

DiPPER GOLD MlNlaG AND MILLING
Company Notice : hereby given that tho
annual meeting OF the st0ckholdersof tns
Dlpper Colo Mining and Milling Company
Will b. held AZ the Office Of the Hecretarf.
loom iOC lempletol building. Salt Lake
CITY Utali, on Monday. the 7th day
OF July ln2, AZ twelve O'Clock No.. Tor the
paipoSe o. electlng Board OF Directors I0r
upon the question OF ratifyins the action oi
the Board on Directors Ia executing bod
ana lease upon the property owned By the
company, aud tor Che Transaction OF suth
other business AS may come before tho meet,
ing. RICHARD 4. MORRfg
Dated May 3lst, 1902. secrstnrv
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PAROWAN.
DEATH OF MICHAEL GAvEy.
Relief Society Conference at Cedar
City Court Sittings.
sneclal Correspondenee.

Special Correspondence.
Parowan, Iron Co.. June 5.--Saturday
last the Relief society OF the Parowan
Stake held conference at Cedar City.
Sister Elizabeth Stevenson spoke at
each Of the meetings, then held meet
Ing at Summit Sunday morning. Sum
day evening the NJ, ]. A. held a con-
Joint session, when Sister Stevenson
addressed the young people in her
motherly way.
Both county and district court have
convened this week. Judge Booth act
ing. Petition was granted James Nc
earn 10 sell the real estate OF Rufus
NJ. Nowal, deceased. Some other mat
tiers were continued until the Septem-
Der term.
Michael Gaven. aged Se years, died
Monday. His widow Is afflicted with
partial paralysis and her death would
not have been unexpected, but although
Mr.. Gayen was well advanced in years,
his death was a surprise to many.
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won, King Tatius second Judge Har-
gis third. Time-l;lbA
Second race, FIVE furlongs-blora
Willoughby won, our sallle second
Grace Honta third. me--l;O2
Third race, mile--Ed Adack won
Ethel Davis second, Chorus Boy thlrd'
Tlme-l42h. ,.
Fourth race. hurdle handicap ME
and an eighth --Sophie won, The Es-
mond second, Gennerose third Time
z01h
Fifth race, five furlongs-iosahyo
won, Joe Buckley second MODEL Mon
arch third. Tlme-l0l&,
sixth race, six furlongs similar won
Pompno second, Weird third Time
l.1b
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
that the Board OF Directors OF tho
Utah sugar Company has this DAY
declared a dividend TO. 20 OF
per cent on the capita stock OF
the company. payable June S)th,
iyO9 10 Stockholders OF record on
June g3rd, 1902; tho stock transfer
pOoks Of the company will close
az 8 d. m. June card, 1907, aud VIII
be roopened on July lst, lW', Nv
lOa. M II. G. WHITNEY,
Sec. and Treas,
salt Lake City, Utah, June 4th,
1904
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Extreme hot weather Is a great tax
upon the digestive power Of babies
when puny and feeble they should be
given a few doses Of Whites Cream
Vermifuge, the chlldren's tonic II will
stimulate and facilitate the digestion
OF their food, 50 that they soon become
strong healthy and active. 25c al n.
c, NJ. l. Drug Dept.
Miss Claudia Morris entertained de-
lightfully yesterday afternoon In honor
OF Miss Elizabeth Dern.
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The summary.

Match Race. Chapman vs. w. Pal
mer. best two in three. heats at one
fourth. one-half and one mile j. NJ
chairman won quarter In 30 j. NJ
Chapman won half in i;lO 40
One.ouarter Mile Amateur, Final.
povburn. Hume, Hopper, Leyland
also ran. williams fell. Time-Sl 20
One-mlle Amateur Flnal-Rayburn
Hopper Williams, Hume. Hume fell
Tlme-2:l9 i-5. -,
Fiye-mile Lap Race-Chapman, HOB
man. samuelsou, Edmonds, Furman.
Samuelson, 16 laps; Palmer ~ laps;
Furman. 8 laps. Oldheld and Emery
also ran. Tlme-1l,i5 3-5.
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TO BOSTON AND Return AT ONE
EARr VIA NFW YORK CITY.

n desired for the round trip via Nick
Of Plate Road, for Christian Scientists
meeting In June. Tickets on sale June
12, 10, and IA. with extended return
limit of July 3lst. Stop-oYer to visit
Niagara Falls en- route also granted
Write John Y. Callahan. General Agent
III Adams St., Chicago, for detailed IN
formation.
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NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

a MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
OF the salt Lake CITY Foundry and MaDufae-
turing Co for tho purpose Of eIectlng a Hoard
OF seven Directors aud SUCH other business
as may come before the r1eetng, VIII he held
on the 18th day OF June, 40. at the hour OF
N clock a N. az the office OF Culmer Bros
No. 4 Culmer Buck salt Lake City.
DAVID l.. DAVIS, President & stakeholder.
JOHN n. WHITE, Secretary & stakeholder.