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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-06

mills will visit the factory Monday t.
look over the new improvements.
The three great floors OF the Keith
building have been fire PROCEED, and
the fitting up of the interior has begun.
The light stone exterior presents very
attractive appearance,
Building permits were issued during
the week as follows:
John Maccono. $50 west Second South,
brick store, $1,000,
Mr. Day corner Seventh and X, frame
cottage, $500.
Lorenzo Snow, Tenth East between
Fourth and Fifth South, brick cottage.
$1,000,
Grand Theater, street awning. 800,
d. w. Horsley. corner Fifth West and
North Temple. brick store, $4,000.
A. n. Spencer, Second South between
Eleventh and Twelfth East, two brick
cottages, $500.
II. Il. Jenkins, Eighth West between
Fifth and Sixth South, frame cottage,
sCO0.
II. Hylander, Spruce Ave, brick cot
age, $500.
r. $ Campbell l4s north Main. brick
residence, $1,000.
1ttal. $1,000
The Three Mile Creek Irrigation and
Water company Of Perry, Boxelder
county filed copy Of It's articles OF
Incorporation In the secretary OF state "a
Office today, The capital stock of the
company is $4,000 divided into 1864
shares OF the par value Of $50 per share
Barnard White, James Nielsen. Rich
ard Thorn, Almon Wight. II. F, Han
sen, James Young and James Weaver
compose the board OF directors. The
company will operate an irrigation sys-
tenn In the neighborhood OF Three Mile
creek In Boxeder county.
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LATE LOCALS.

The state board of statistics has se-
cured a permanent habitat In room 522
Dooly building.
Architect Craig has recovered entire
ly from his threatened blood poisoning,
and Is attending to his business as US
ual.
The ladies Of the Westminster Pres
byterlan church will hold a bazaar Dec.
u and 10. at las south West Temple
street.
The beautiful weather OF today has
set builders to smiling, and the laying
OF brick IL being pushed on many OF
the partially built structures going W
In this city
In addition 10 the general discussion
" the affairs Of the Commercial club
next Monday evening. In the club par
lors, Judge King will speak on the
subject of separating Salt Lake City
from Salt Lake county
r. K. Thomas, when asked this morn
ing as TO which OF the actors mentioned
IN the cast would take the part of
"Corianton' In the reproduction OF the
play stated that in all likelihood the
part would be given to Alfonso Either.
An entertainment will be given In
the Eleventh ward Westinghouse on the
evening OF the nth inst, In honor OF
Elder {. II. Banks who leaves the Sat
urday following on a mission TO Great
Britain. An attractive program has
been prepared.
Among the earliest calendars Of the
new year being sent out are those OF
the HuGdart Floral company. a strik-
ingly handsome one, accompanied by a
wreath OF holly has reached the Des-
eret News,
The ladies OF the First Presbyterian
church concluded their three days ba.
zar and lunoheons today. The rooms
have been crowded all OF the time, the
baxars were heavily patronized, and
the rush for luncheon today was 20
great that II was with difficulty that a
seat could be had at the tables.
The pension department at Washing
ton has written Motorman Frank Pick
ering OF this city for information as TO
the Whereabouts OF Thomas Jefferson
Pickering, an old soldier aged about 10
who vas In Rawilns during 1884 and
1895. and for whom pension Is wait
ing. The reclpiant OF the letter Is doing
his level best 10 find the right Picker
Ing.
Evangelist |. @. Martin who Is con-
Quoting nightly meetings In Plymouth
congregational church, has been noti-
fed from the First Congregational
church that II he makes any attacks
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SPIKE AND RAIL.

The,hearing OF the case between the
Oregon Short Line and the San Pedro.
pyer tbe right OF Way" through the
Meadow Valley Wash. has been post
poned until March. An agreement in
The matter was reached last evening by
Farley l.. Williams, acting for the Short
Line. and G. Q. Whittemore, attorney
Tor the San Pedro.
A carload OF tenders are on the way
tor the Consolidated Railway q Power
company which viii be placed at once
upon the street cars.
William Harvey Welch. the veteran
travelling passenger agent OF the New
York Central, is dead at Yonkers of
tumor OF the brain.
The Short Line is receiving a number
81 new coal and cattle cars.
supt. OF Motive Power Dunn Of the
Short Line has been inspecting the ma.
shinefy OF the Pocatello machine shops.
The work of laying heavy steel rails
IN the sanpete branch OF the Western
9 being pushed at the present time,
There Is now a considerable portion OF
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WILL PUSH ON
10 KAYSy|LlE.
Salt Lake & Ogden to Rush Work
On Extension.
READY IN THE SPRING.
other Improve ments Contemplated IN
Near Future-Ali Ready at
Corinne.

The grading force Of the salt Lake
q Ogden railroad. which has been en-
gagged in road building at De Lamar,
New, win be brought back at once
from the south and put at work on the
Kaysyllle extension of the road. Work
en- the grade was discontinued last fall
owing TO the excessive dryness Of the
ground. President Bamberger said
this morning that conditions have so
changed that at the present time the
work could be pushed, and as the job
the outfit is now ON Is nearly completed
i would be transferred to Davis county.
The extension viii be In running order
Icing before summer
There are other improvements con-
templated on the road In the near fu-
lure. The most prominent OF these Is
the equipment Of the line as far as the
resort with 70 pound steel rails. Mr..
Hamburger said that the order for the
tteel had not yet been placed, but that
II would be secured In the near future.
This Improvement win not only lessen
tie time consumed In running trains to
the resort but will add greatly to the
rafety Of the road
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ADDITIONAL BUSINESS NOTES

Work has ceased on the Federal
building for the winter. and the base
ment walls have been covered up from
the frost. Government Inspector Ash
has applied FOR a vacation, which he
has not had for a long time. Contrac'
tor Campbell will. however. continue
with the work on the First Presbyterian
church.
Francis u. Hughes has sold 10 Hab-
ish, the barber. a house and lot on
Tenth East and Second South streets
for 1880. The McRae property on
Alameda avenue has been sold TO Rob-
ert Gardner for 81 200. both sales being
negotiated by the Home Investment &
Savings company
The interior Of the McCune mansion
on Capitol hill has been completed and
now awaits the furnishing. which will
be done by Matthias Bros, OF Milwau.
kee and splerllng & Linden OF Chicago.
Though neither Mr. McCune nor the ar
ohitect have stated what the cost Of
this furnishing viii be. the general
style OF the house would suggest a fig
ure not less than 10000.
The directors Of the Provo woollen
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MARRIED IN THE TEMPLE.

Miss Ella May Pstten. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Patten. was married
Ia the Temple. Wednesday. to Roscoe
W, Eardley. a young business man Of
Ogden. In the evening at the home Of
the brides parents, reception was
held and all present spent 4 very
pleasant evening. The rooms were
tastefuly decorated with palms and
cat flowers. Those assisting In receiy-
Ing were Misses Sarah Patten, Malde
Dye, Violet Eardley. and BEETLE Dye
served punch In the hall. Delicious re-
freshments were served. The bride was
most becomingly gowned In cream Gre
pom en- traine, the waist being elabor-
ately trimmed with drawn work ana
lace. Many beautiful presents were
received by the young people. Mr.. ana
Mrs Eardley Will resdde In Ogden to
which place they 20 followed by the
best wishes Of ell their friends,
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PERSONALS.

]. II. Bacon Of San Francisco Is In
town over Sunday on bushes trip.
Miss Louise Wey has returned from
her Chicago trip. and is at home, S45
Fourth East street.
Manager @. 7. Odell OF the Console
dated Wagon & Machine company has
gone TO Chicago on business.
Conrad C. Won Hamm, son OF Baron
Won Hamm OF Honolulu Is a guest at the
Knutsford The baron Is building q
great hotel at the Hawian capital that
will cost, 1t is said. $500 900.
T. L. Fason, the examiner OF govern.
flent surveys, returned this afternoon
from Boxelder county where he has
been engaged for some time going over
recent work ordered by the Depart
ment.
Hugo Wells has returned from q
seven weeks absence In the far east
during which he visited New York and
Boston. He had a pleasant time, al
though the outcome OF the Pennsylvan-
ia-Cornel football game was disap-
pointing, as Mr., Wells is Cornell man.
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on the ministers Of the city he will
become a persona non grata and
given an opportunity TO preach else
where. AttF
The weather office looks for fine
weather during the next few days as
the storm has pissed down into Tex.
as, leaving high barometrc pressures
pushing In from the Pacific coast. II
was day OF low temperatures In the
north yesterday, North Dakota and
eastern Montana registering 20 below
zero, Evan at Phoenix the mercury
fell to a.
Owing to an extraordinary crush In
the advertising columns OF this even.
ings Saturday News" the special ar
tlcles announced In the early bulletins
Issued yesterday, namely that on Mr.
Cannon, next speaker OF the house. and
the celebration In Delhi, India, are un.
ayoldably crowded out OF this issue.
Judge Mcconnell says that Colorado
Game Warden Harris will find himself
up against very hard proposition II
he ever attempts 10 carry out his
threats against Indian Agent Myton.
There are two candidates for the va
cant second lieutenancy Of troop a OF
the guard. W.. Earl Smith and Tod
Caine. The formers friends are con-
fideht that he Will get there. The elec-
ton is slated for next Monday night
oysters are coming INTO the market
~ gooaiy Quantities ana OF GOOD SIZE
from me. eastern coast, ana the thirst
mas market promises TO nave an OK me
liclous bivalyes that may DC desired.
VI laie oysters OF very iair quaiity
the pugent sound. and ii Is believed
out thore that the much yexed question
OF local oyster cultivation IL being
solved
Murray business men say they feel
like putting on metropolitan airs since
Murray has become a city and Is 10
have two banks, ard the wonder is that
the local business community has been
able for so long TO endure the nconven-
fences OF doing all It's banking seven
miles distant. The fact that there have
been so few robberies in Murray, In
view of the absence OF bank vault con-
veniences Is commented upon.
co,r,s .r,,a, a.o ,o,,,,., Mil, d..
\, ,rasan, ~ No coo "a r. T. ~ 800, 49,
az pu" o. o. 'n' ,au a,', Nv '9"sei
,tnnnont and s,, u'd hi,,. ,ta en,,., %.
the scr,,na ~ M s,, mn 10 suf,,c,.r
ona ~ ~ nart, ,ati, 90 shov, ~, thara
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a,, u.,,e mne va ~ s'v"p.
s,an5 q anw, ,h,rtIn., sr ,ba oa,,n,,,
Sa,, The o' bovs s" ara N,d a. ~" ,,., u hs
longing to the national guard is not
circus or any horse play They must
attend to business,
r,orr p,oLar,rs,s rrter,a,rmont
=, Traya, Mnsio w,.,h anS A., r,i,
b. Cyan as snliovs next waak. mir.
tean,h ward ms",,rghonss Monaav
neo .r"ayth ,"arS Observation-Disclosures We'd
nesao. NJ IN. E,t,aanth ,ysrd r,aot-
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81 70. pnrs r',v Im n,,san,art
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A. A. ,h vv aa, ~ ~ c"nds, snhon,.
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" wy "a'Ue "" ,Dooo
Excelsior camp iVSss, MODERN Wood-
men OF America. neiu Is annual eiec,
tion OF oIilcerS Inursaay evening anu
erected tne ioiowlng officers 70 serve
.or one year 'enerap,e consul, saHsss
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THROUGH OGDEN GATEWAY.
Utah Route Gets Most OF the Col.
onist Traffic.

San Francisco, Dec. 5.--The Southern
Pacific reports that l716i passengers
came over their line via the ogden
gateway while the low settlers or col
onists' rates were In effect, during Sep
TENDER and October The number via
Ell Paso during the same time was g.
$50. with small number reaching their
line Vt Los Angeles total of nearly
1900 passengers.
This. OF course. was due not only to
the low rates, but 10 the extensive way
In which the railroad advertised the
climatic and Industrial advantages OF
California for all classes. As the rates
were only effective weslbound It IA a
fair Inference that the large majority
OF these passengers remained In Cali
fornis as a permanent increase to the
population.
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DEFENDANT WINS.

Judge Hall today rendered decree
In favor Of defendant In the case Of
John Mounteer VS., Mary N. squires
The action was brought to recover 1866
from defendant upon judgment rem
dered against her husband, Walter c.
Squires. II was also sought TO have a
piece OF property belonging 10 defend.
ant sold to satisfy said judgment on
the ground that the same was pur.
chased by Mrs. SquIres with money
which her husband had given her and
which II Is alleged should have been
applied TO the payment Of said judg-
ment instead OF 10 purchase said prop
erty. Judge Hall found all OF the issues
In favor OF Mrs. squires.
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Doubletrackinr the Roads,

st. Joseph Mo-, Dec, 6.--The Gazette
this morning says:
Three railroads will enter St. Joseph
In the near luture over a new double
track from Kansas City. The Frisco
system, the Chicago 4 Alton and the
Wabash are the lines which will secure
valuable terminal facilities In this city
through the terminal company's con-
sessions.
THE distance between the two cities
will be reduced to Al miles"
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s,lvela to Form Cabinet.

Madrid, Dec, 6,-Klng Alfonso today
charged silyela to form Conservative
cabinet 70 succeed tho Sagasta ministry.
which resigned on Wednesday
THE cortes will be dissolved. the king
having consented to issue a decree to
that effect before Christmas
senior sllyeia is busy comforting with
his supporters
The portfolio 0; war has beeS offered
IN Gen. Iynares. who was wounded at
The battle OF Santiago and who was
minister of war In 1900.
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Live Stock Rates Go Up.

Chicago. Dec. 5.--A proposition was
submitted TO the Western roads today
by the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe to
advance live stock rates from the Mis-
souri, river to Chicago from II cents per
100 to 1874 cents.
All the roads, It Is rumored have
slgnified their willingness to accept this
rate as far as 1t applies TO shipments
west OF Kansas City, but they decline
10 make a less rate than 22h cents from
Kansas City proper TO Chicago. The
Santa Fe. however. will apply the 1874
cent rate not only on shipments from
points west Of Kansas City. but from
that pOint.
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Hon. Tom Reed Not Improving.

Washington, Dec. 6,-Ex-speaker
Rx.gpeaker Reeds physicians this
morning issued the following bulletin
1Mr, Reed passed the night without
intervention OF alarming symptoms,
Slept during the greater portion ol
the night, but was unable 10 retas'i
temperature IS So; respiration 81
lsisned) f. A. Gardner,
T. l.. MCDONALD
At 2.sO this afternoon DIT. Gardner
said that there had been no change TOT
the better in Mr. Reeds condition from
that recorded In the bulletin issued
early today In response to inquiries
as to Mr.. Reeds actual condition Dr,
Gardner said It was extremely serious
and critical.
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nEruRNrp MISSIONARIES.

Have you friend or acquaintance
IN your former field Of labor, TO whom
YOU would like 10 send copy OF the
Stml-Weekly News7 II so, take. ad-
vantage Of our special offer. made to
aid the great missionary work We
send the paper one year TO any point
in the United states, Canada or Mexi-
90 at half price. si.OO. This does not
apply to points where there are regu-
lar wards or stakes. Foreign postage
extra.
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NUrIcE TO CONTRACTORS.

Office Of the Board OF Public Works
Salt Lake City. Utah. Dec. 5, 1902,
Sealed proposals will be received al
this office until 3 O'clock p.m.on Friday
Dec. 26, 1909. for the work of construct
ing all Cement Sidewalks that may be
ordered by the city Council from jan
uary list to October Slst, 1908,
Instructions 10 bidders, together with
specifications and forms for contract
and bond can be obtained upon apnllca
ton at the Office OF the Board Of Public
Works or City Engineer.
The right Is reserved to reject any
and all bids.
BY order OF the Board ot Public
Works. SPENCER CLAWSoN,
Chairman.
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A Guaranteed Cure for Piles

Il ching, Blind, bleeding and Protruduq Piles
Mcclure, no pay All druggists are authorized
fund the money where II falls 70 cure any case
ofpilos no matter OF how long standing. Cures
ordinary cases Ia six days the worst cases In
fourteen days One application gives ease aud
rest. Relieves itching instantly. This lsa new
d scovety and It's the only pile remedy sold on
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Appropriate Christina. GIFT.

Mrs, Emile Minor VIII conduct a
Holiday Sale OF Hand Painted China,
Burnt Wood and Leather, and Water
Colors commencing Monday. Dec. 3,
and until Xmas Prices from SOC up.
il6 Templeton building. An especially
fine stock to select from. Orders taken
for special work.
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Mrs. Henry G. Davis, W. Va, Dead

Washington, Dec. 6--hdvlees received
here announce that Mrs. Henry y,
Davis, wife OF the ex-senator from
West Virginia and mother.in-law or
Senator Elkins, died at GraceIanu'
her summer home at Elkins, W. va
TODAY
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-06

viii even do ths;--I viii mail the sick one an ORDER
good at any drug storeor bottles Dr. Shops RestoTa
tive He may take It a month at my risk If It succeeds
tho cost Is ss 80 na fails viii pay the druggist myself
And the sick ones word shah decide It,
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Controller Appointed.

New York, Dec. &C. w. Hllard
formerly treasurer Of the Chicago 4
Eastern Illinois, has been appointed
controller Of the st. Louis a. San Fran
cieco, with offices In New York. The
position IL new one.
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HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH b|TTERS

Has been the standard remedy 70,
stomach. liver and kidney complaints
.or fifty years. Then don't accept any
,ther II you wish 20 recover yopt
aealtlE II Mill positively cure HEAD
ACHE. NAUSEA, BELcHING. FLAT.
uLENcY, INDIGESTION. DYsPEP-
eiA and KIDNEY TROUBLES. Try
4 BOTTLE and be convinced OF Its
salue. The genuine has OUR pRi.
vAIE STAMP over the neck OF Inc
!ottle AVOID ALL SUBSTITUTES
MD mutations, 20
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For Friendships Sake
Tell Ne a Sick One Whom You Want
10 See Well.

Send no money-just postal card stating when pooN
is needed, Il but penny--akes but am0men, "''e
It today win do all that man can do to make sVui
friend well.
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NOTICE TO ESTATE
OF Elizabeth Llniger. deceased. Credl-
tors will present claims with vouchers
TO the undersigned az 9O6 Templeton
Bidding. Salt Lake City, Utah, on or
before the 9th day OF April A. ID.
1908.
IL LOUISA LTNIGER,
Administrative OF the Estate OF Eliza
beth Liniger, Deceased,
Date OF first publication December
9Th, A. d. 1902.
Ferguson & Cannon, Attorneys.
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

Special
(By leased wire to A. A. Gibson
q Co. 2l5 South Main street,
Saturday Dec. Q.
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MUSIC TEACHERS.

MUSIC TEACHERS.
All who desire to consult the list
Of the representative professors and
music teachers Of Salt Lake should
read the Musicians Directory In
the Saturday News"
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Could meet you would forever convince you that
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have It, for most Of them get well without IT,
would overwhelm you with evidence
But / can meet oay few, so say to all VINO heeu
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Ifit fails Il know that no sick one can neglect an
offer like that.
fail sometimes but often In rare cases there IS
cause.-The cancer--whch medicine cannot cure, But i
have furnished my Restorative 10 hundreds OF thousands
on these terms 81 Of each 40 have gladly paid De-
cause they got We'll am willing to trust the sick ones 10
be fair with me-
+, 1t is a renskable remedy that stand test Ike
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Restorative is the only remedy that strengthens the nsae
Those vital organ or tne
when organ weak means that its nerve pow
Ell IL 1t Is like engine that needs more steam 10
doctor useless The weak organ VIII do us duty
when given the to act and no other way can cure W
My success comes from the fact that my remedy al
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Please write today who needs II.
Rock No Dyspepsia,
Simply state which book Ia nooE No os ,hs 9 ar.v.
wanted and address, DR.. Shoop. po1S No Tor Women
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Book No on rheumatism
Mild cases not chronic, often cured by two
bottles Dr. Shops Restorative Is sold by all druggcts.
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DIED

LoVELAND-At Chesterfield, BannoclS
Co., Idaho, Nov. IL, 1902, Arson G.
Loveland Born March IL, 1853, In
Bountlful, Utah.
HRACK--At Moab, Grand Co., Utah,
Dec. 4, Mrs Gillle Ann Brack Born
In Texas, Dec. 20, 1914
MAGNUSON--In this city. Dec 8, 1902,
Mary Magnuson, aged 80 years.
Funeral Monday at p, m. from the
Second ward Westinghouse. Those
wishing TO view the remains may do so
at the residence, i25 east Seventh South,
before the hour Of service.
M0ORE-At the home OF her son, T,
A. Moore, Dec. S. 1902, at 10 p. M, OF
heart trouble. Mrs. Christine Con-
nell Moore, born Oct. &. 1913, al
Douglas. Isle of Man.
Funeral notice later.
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PROBATE AND 0uARDlANsHIP

Consult County Clerk or tho respective
slgners for further Information
NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ESTATE
OF Orson II. Petit, deceased, Creditors
win present claims with vouchers TO
the undersigned at the Deseret Savings
Bank. Salt Lake City, Utah, on or be-
fore the Sth day OF October, A. ID. 1908.
w. w. RITTER
EDWIN WRIGHT
ELIZABETH d. PETIT,
Administrators OF Estate OF Orson II.
Petit, Deceased,
Date OF first publication, December
9Th. A, D, 1902.
W. D. Ritter. Attorney for Adminls'
traitors.
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Report made 10 the Secretary OF sta,a a,
the State Of Utah OF the con. ~ "
ditlon Of
B. |. SCle|I|eT, BIIieI.
Located at Salt Lake City, in the Count,
Of Salt Lake. State Of Utah. AT The
close OF business on the e5th day
OF November, 1902.

b., Il. schettler being arst duly uoiu &C.
cording to law. deposes and says that he u
the owner OF the above named tank tlst
the above and foregoing report eonlaInsa
full, true and correct statement of Ile c on.
ditlon OF the said bank NJ the close OIL busl'
ness on the 18th day Of November lG
b H. sCnE1TlER
Subscribed and sworn 10 before mo tbs srd
lseall L. MOTH lyERsEy,
Notary Public