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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-16
LOTTERY MAN
MUST FACE JURY
-4-
a. 4. Curtis Identified and Or
dsred to St, Louis,
TWO CHlNAHEN IN COURT
All CHIN A DEFENDANT AND All
SING A PLAINTIFF.

r. CURTIS was fully identified
n before United States Commits
l. s.8uer Tv0mey yesterday after
noon and he viii be taken back to St.
r..... .. answer -he charge Of promot-
inc .artel through the mails, on
which charge he has just finished a
sentence " ten months IN this county.
PURSUANT Go the law. Commissioner
-r.nar. after receiving a copy OF the
t.f.-mrut against Curtis az St Louis
ST.. the hearing FOR the identification Of
trr prisoner as the person named in
f-a Indictment Postal Inspector Frank
90 sharp or this city, Postal Inspector
ID. sullivan of St. Louis and Mrs. T..
d. Scott also Of ST. Louis. identified
curtis as the man, and he was held in
bonds Of 500.
Mrs. scott was Curtis laudlsdy in St.
Louis from which place he is accused
af working q lottery. She knew him,
however. by the name of Meyer, and
testified that De received his mail in
that name. Inspector Sullivan also
knew the lott-ryman by his alias.
Marshal Haywood and Postal In
-re.ta- sharp arrived in town early
Yesterday morning. The marshal met
1'r Sharp Of Price AID served the at
rachmeu- on him. The Inspector win
answer the same I'M Judge Marshalls
court Monday.
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The signal corps was given its regu-
lar monthly Inspection last Thursday |
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BOY BURGLAR LET GO
Sbadrach Green Pardoned-
CIemency Shown Others
by eoard.

Shadrach Green, the youte who. last
sumner. confessed 10 about seventeen
cases Of HOUSEKEEPING. and was, on
Sept :. sentenced to three years, was
granted q parole Yesterday by the
board of pard0ns. The board acted on
the recommendation Of the judge and
district attorney Who tried the case.
and those Of parties whose houses were
broken into.
bishop II. f.. Drigss appeared before
the board and offered the young man
employment at his place. Green ac-
cepted joyfUliy. and promised never to
return 20 his life OF crime.
yhe board also par0ied TloTas Hep
worth, Who was sent - from Davis
county for q year last September Oh
the charge Of criminal assault. The
parents of the girl upon whom the as
sault was made signed the recommend
for his release.
A fun pardon was granted Ernest !.
Evans. who has served four months Of
his sentence Of five months at Nephi
Two applications for pardon were de-
MED. The first was that of Charles A.
Larsen of Logan. Sentenced in July,
1897. to fifteen years for criminal as
sault. The other was that Of Thomas
E. Smith. who was sent up from Wa
satch county last May for two years on
Q similar charge.
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COURT AT CoALVILLE.

CoalvilIe. March 15.-Judge Stewart
adjourned court at noon today until
Wednesday morning, and the jury was
excused until that day.
The case of the state vs.. A. H. Niles,
in which the defendant is charged
with receiving stolen property, was
continued for the term.
Two personal injury cases have oc-
cupied the time of the court all the
week. The case in which Mrs. Hannah
Z. Copey. secured verdict of $1O,1Io
was a hard fought legal battle.
The conclusion of the case wherein
Mrs. Kate johnson is suing Park City
for 10000 was reached today. The
plaintiff alleges that she was peTma-
nently injured by a defective sidewalk
Of the defendant. The jury was in
structed TO bring in a sealed verdict.
Other business transacted by the
court is as follows:
Estates of John Phillips and Caro-
line Phillips; the petition Of William
Davis for letters of administration
with the will annexed, was granted.
Judge Stewart and the attorneys left
for salt Lake this afternoon.
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CHIN NO sABEE COURT.
Chiuaman Accused Of Assault Gould
Not Plead.


Ab Chin. the Chiuaman --hO is ac-
.gsed of wing assaulted jim sam, an
other Chinaman. with a cleaver. was
taken before Judge Morse for arraigl-
maut Yesterday on the charge Of as
sault with a deadly weapon. u was
readily discovered, however. that Chin
didn understand the English language
sufficiently To plead iuteIIigentk to the
reformation. and Bert Olsen was asked
nv the court to look into the case. chin
-iu appear again on Tuesday next.
Andrew Murray and John Wilkinson,
who accompanied Chin 10 the court
room. were arraigned on inf0TmatiOns
charging grand larceny, and were given
unit, Tuesday next TO plead. Murray is
charged with having stolen $40 from
Al SirE in January. 1901. and Wilkin-
son is charged with having stolen $3.50
from Mettie Miller on Jan. % last.
Tn the case of An Sing VS.. the Ma
u0naI Bank of the Republic, Judge
Morse has rendered judgment in favor
OF the plaintiff for $500 held by the
bank. and represented by two certifi-
Gates OF deposit All Sing is directed
ta give the bank "a good and sufficient
bond. and the bank Is directed 20 turn
the money over. All Sing is the China
man VINO was robbed something over
year ago. and TInie Williams is now
doing time I'm tho state prison as a re-
suit Andrew Murray. colcred. has also
been charged recently With having
played a prominent part In the rob
berry. The certificates Of deposit were
taken al the same time, and the bank
refused Go turn the money over TO Sing
unless h- Unidentified the institution
against loss. TN the event that the GER
Udcate turned up late~.
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LYDDITE ACTS LIKE
AUSTRALIAN BOOMERANG

London, March 15.-The extraordi-
nary effect of Iyddite has been revealed
blythe statement that during the recent
experiments with the hulk Of the old
battleship Belle Isle. shells containing
that explosive refracted fragments
upon the attacking vessels, which were
500 yards distant Other fragments
dropped close to a gunboat situated
200G yards abeam Of the line Of fire.
The deduction drawn is that when lyd-
dite is used there is danger for a
friendly vessel at least 1000 yards
away. The Outlook compares Iyddite
with a boomerang and points out that.
to be of any service, it must be dropped
right on board a hostile vessel, as -if
the projectle does not hit the right
place; it viii fly hack and STAY the
slayer"
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PROVO NOTES.

Provo. March 15.-Knud SWensen OF
Pleasant Grove died at his home IN
that City Friday forenoon from pheu-
MONA. He was one of the first set
tiers in the town and for many years
filed the position of bishop OF the
Third ward. One Of his sons is Pro-
lessor ]. c. Swensen of the brigham
Young academy of this city. The u
neral will be held from the Pleasant
Grove meeting house tomorrow at =
o'clock.
The funeral of Esteila Bates, the z
vear-oId daughter of Mr.. and Mrs }
W. Bates of the First ward, VINO died
Friday from pneumonia, will be held
from the residence tomorrow at 10
O'Clock
Don W. Conover has applied for let
tiers of administrator in the estate OF
Hugh Conover, deceased. hearing mas
been set for the 2Sth.
4 marriage license has been issued
to Walter A. Nevey Of Lehi, aged -
and Maacah Boley Of American For
aged 20. .,,-,,
The remains of William L. TidbalL
who was killed in the Mercur mine Fiji
day. we're brought to Provo this after
noon. The funeral will be held from
the Pleasant View ward meeting house
tomorrow Sunday, commencing at
noon.
"A Trip to the Circus will be pre-
scented at the opera house Monday
evening.
Mrs. Kellogg, the mother of Judge
NJ. NJ. Kellogg, met with a very pain
full accident yesterday. Her loot
tripped on a rug, causing the old lady,
who is 81 years of age, to fan 70 the
floor with the result that she broke
her left arm just above the wrist DR..
Robinson is attending the patient
A. NJ. Blackburn has petItioned TOR
the appointment of Grant G. Bagley
as administrator of the estate of John
Blackburn, deceased. hearing has been
set for the 18th.
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STATE NEWS
cRTTIcIzE TIE AssEssoR.
Has Made Low Assessment of Loga
Sugar Company.


Sugar Company.
Logan, March 15.-1her is much
comment here adverse 70 the county
assessor for his action yesterday in
fixing the value of the Logan sugar
factory and it's merchandise on hand.
The company is capitalized at $500 coo,
and has on hand about $3.50 600 worth Of
sugar, yet the assessor placed the as
sessment value at $4,000. II is alto
gether out of proportion, the critics
say. to the assessment on railroad, tel
ephone and telegraph companies.
The sugar factory field men have
stopped writing contracts for beets,
having secured 4,000 acres-all the fac
tory desires Much more land could be
secured if it were desired
The county commissioners met IN
special session this morning TO con-
slider the question Of caring for Loren
20 Almond. an INDECENT boy, who has
been turned out on the street. A reso-
luton was passed requiring the boys
two brothers and a sister TO pay into
the county treasury so per month Tor
his support.
A. G. Barber of this city was named
as water commissioner for cache couh-
ty.
April 1 was set as the date for a
hearing on the petition Of Smithfeld
people for a reconstruction of the
boundary lines of the Hyde Park, XIV
erside and Smithfeld school districts.
The following names We're drawn
from the jury box today as those or
Jurors tor the April term Of the dis
trict court. Fred Yeates, Millviile; H.
NJ. Rawlins. Lewiston: H. I. Llllln-
ouist Hyrum; w o. Smith. Smithteld'
Rosel Hyde, Hyde Park; john j.
James. Paradise: s. 2. Ewing, smith
fed: William Sparks, Clarkstfn, An
drew Woolf, Hyde Park; Alma Merrll(
Richmond: Harry Farr, Logan; Joseph
Vaughan. Wellsville; 4. Z. Rose ny
rum; John II. Corbett, smlthheiGi "a
vid Jenkins. Logan; Michael Johnson,
College
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House of Representatives,
WASHINGTON, Feb, 4, 1899.

VdaHkNStUng EfGbs u AO(<s
The Peruns Medicine Co., Columbus,
Ohio:
GeHHeHen-''I nave taken PeruHa
now for Two weeks, and find am very
much relieved. / feel that my cure
viii be permanent. IhaVe also taken
II for Ia grippe, and take pleasure in
recommending PerUna IS an excellent
remedy TO all fellow sufferers. 3"
NJ. ". HOWARD.
Congressman Towards home ad-
dress Is Fort Payne, Ais.
M OST people think that catarrh is a
I'VE disease confined to the head and
nose. Nothing is farther from
the truth. It may be that the nose and
throat is the oftenest affected by catarrh,
but IL this is so it is so only because
these parts are more exposed to the
vieissitudes Of the climate than the other
parts Of the body.
Every organ, every duet, every cavity
Of the human body is liable to catarrh.
: multitude of ailments depend on ca
aarrh. This is true. winter and summer.
t.atarrh causes many cases of chronic
.Isease, where the victim has not the
highest suspicion that cstarrh has any
Sting to do with it.
The following letter which gives the
h-Derience Of Mr.. a. C. Lockhart is a
C.. e in point;
NJ q. IockhRrt. corner Cottage
st. and Thurston Road, Rochester, n. Y O.,
In a letter written to DIR. Hartman says
s..e following of Peruna:
>,bouf hfteeH years sg0 commenced 10 be
kauz, aad consulted 3 physician. He pro-
asuaosd ny trouble species Of dyspepsia, and
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-16
WINS
DERBY
WINNER
RODE A

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-16
UTAH COUNTY TEACHERS.

Provo, March 15.-The regular
monthly meeting Of the Utah County
Teachers association was held today.
In the forenoon session County Su-
perintendent Brown delivered an in
teresting lecture on carbon, one of the
series on chemistry. The lecture of the
afternoon was by Professor W. NJ.
Wolfe. on the subject OF Education
in Spanish-America."
The primary and intermediate de-
partment teachers were entertained by
Miss Francis r. Elliott Of Salt Lake
City. who delivered a most instructive
lecture on dra awning.
History, It's Aim and Purpose" was
ably discussed before the grammar de-
partment by Principal James A. 'Rees.
At the principals round table the
Relation of Principals to Teachers
was treated in an interesting manner
BY Superintendent ". S. Rawlings
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Mr.. ~, p. Peterson.
of Norris, Ill, says; /
Il was nearly dead
with catarrhal dyspep-
STA and am now a well.
man, better, IN fact,A
than 7 have been for.
twenty years or more
" Since / got cured !
by your PeTuna I have
been consulted by q
great many people. p.
". B. Peterson. !
Peruaa 70 a CREST many,
Il very highly ThaVe tod
they would take q bottle Of
"a caBdl5Iy say that II had
7 would gay for the medi-
A. C. LOCKHARE.
atarrh book. Address
cine Co, Columbus, o.
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The resignation Of H. ]. Piumhof.
adjutant Of the First infantry. has
been accepted by Colonel Park. and 10
fill the vacancy F. s. Mum OF troop A
was appointed. Private Wolf of com
pany II was appointed assistant in
spector OF small arms practice.
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Court Note

% the case of II. 2. Folsom VS.. the
estate Of A. Fl. Raleigh. deceased. Judge
han has rendered a Judgment in favor
of The defendant. Tho action was one
i1 quiet the title to certain property.
in the separate maintenance suit o..
Matilda Parsons Us. Frank Parsons.
Judge Hall has rendered "a Judgment
against the Rio Grande Western. Rail-
way company as garnishee. for S99. So
winch VIII be paid to Mrs. Parsons.
The city is TOW at liberty TO enter
upon the lanes of Jens G.. Nelson. in
FaT-eE canyon, and proceed with the
construction of a ditch across the same.
tending the hearing of the condemna-
ION suit which has been dIed by the
CITY against Nelson. For some time
past a restraining order has been in
force preventing the city from entering
upon The lands but Judge Morse has
dissolved .t. ana the work of cor. rruc-
lion Vi.l be resumed.
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FIRE Ar PARK CITY.

Park City. March 15.-This morning
about 4 o'clock d fire was discovered
in a small house in Empire canyon,
owned by Tom Frazier. and before help
could be secured the house had burned
to the ground. The building was be-
ing used by four men who were work
ing at the Anchor mine as a sleeping
room.
This morning William Gray. en-
ployed as engineer at the DAILY Judge
mine. met with a very painful accident.
While oiling a part of the engine some
Of the caps became lOOsened and the
escaping steam scalded Gray's face
in a frightful manner.
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LOSING FLESH.

Are you losing flesh? If
so, better consult your doctor
at once. He viii tell you the
cause. We can provide the
remedy, which is SCOTS
Emulsion of cod-liver oil.
a young woman in Batavia
writes US she had lost twenty
five pounds in three months,
and her lungs were seriously
affected. She took three bot
ties of SCOTS Emulsion and
gained fifteen pounds, and
was able to resume her work,
send for Free szmplr.
scoTT& BOVINE, Chemists, tos Fesli ST., y. Y.
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a. Fneineer,s 90 -

An engineer on one OF the roads en-
teriaz here, in speaking; last night OF
fast runs said. Although my machine
is not slow. once let a cold get six
hours the start Of me and my machin-
cry is no match for it. ] have for
years kept a bottle of Kemp's Balsam
constantly in my cab, and when
cough or cold gets a start of this
standard remedy it is indeed a cold
day" Price, 25c and SOC. For sale by
GOdbe-Pitts Drug company,
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CLARK DECLINES PLACE.
Senator From Montana VIII Not Ae-
cept Craftsmanship.
(Special To The HeraId0


Washington, March Ex-senator Clark
of Montana is quoted by tOday's Wash
ington Post in reference to his decilna-
ton to serve on the campaign commit
tee as follows:
I am neglecting my business affairs
now and am willing to let them take
care of themselves as long as congress
is in session. 1 cannot, however, IN
deStake any work that would tie me
down during all the summer months
and until next fall.
IF became chairman of the con-
gressional campaign committee I
would have to establish headquarters
at Washington, New York and Chicago,
and would not get a chance to spend an
hour at home AS it is, when congress
adjourns 1 shall go 10 Montana and
stay two months, looking after personal
matters. and then I shall take a sea
voyage for a rest.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-16
SPANISH FORK NOTES.

Spanish For, March 15.-Lars Larson
died here very suddenly Friday night.
Mr.. Larsen was taken with q paralytic
stroke one year ago last fall at the
beet crusher at Springville. and since
then he has been aiiing- The second
stroke came Friday night. which ended
his life. He was 65 years Of age and
was born in Denmark. He had three
wives and was the father of twenty
children. one wife dying last year.
A 5-month-old babe Of 3Ir- and Mrs.
George II. Jek died Friday Of pneu-
monia
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-16

Sergeants RydvaH and AIariger Of
the signal corps have been granted fur
loughs with permission TO leave the
state
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advised me. after be had fnssfed me about SIX
months, 10 GET leave Of absence from my bus
mess and go into the county. lid 50 and g0i
temporary relief went hack 10 work sgaiH,
but was taken with very distressing pains is NY
stomach.
'|ISeld0u1 had z passage Of the bowels Hafu-
rails. ! consulted another physician with 10
better results. The disease kept growing On ne
until mad exhausted the a5iIitJ, Of sixteen Of
RocHesfer's best physicians. The last physician
advised NE TO give up ny work and &c soutI,
after be had treated ne for one year.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-16
FIND A BOAT BUILT IN
DAYS OF IRISH KINGS

London, March IA remarka Bile
discovery has been made in County
Mayo, ireland. where a wooden boat,
believed TO be nearly 1000 years old,
has been dug Up by some Iaborers.
The boat is beautifully carved from
the trunk of an oak tree. 1t is forty
six feet long and shows absolutely no
signs of decay The wood was so hard
that hatChets made scarcely any i'm
preston on it. Excursions are now
being organized TO view this relic Of
Celtic Eandicraft which viii shortly be
taken 20 the Dublin museum.
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TO PROTECT THE FORESTS.
Reserves Are Transferred to Custody
of Agricultural Department.
CSpecial to The Herald.)

Washington, March chairman
Larry Of the house committee on public
lands today favorably reported q. bill
transferring the forest reserves to the
agricultural department. The report
states that the main purpose Of early
settlers was to destroy the forests as
rapidly as possible, this being neCes-
sary in opening the farms.
1t is now the duty Of the govern
ment to protect the forests wherever
it is possible to do so. A large area Of
timber lands still remains from which
the reserves may be created The bu-
reau of forestry Of the agricultural de-
partment is organized on lines of forest
preservation, and the cOmmitte rec
commended that all forest reserves,
boundaries of which have been definite
~ established, shall be transferred to
the agricultural department for care
and management, but none Of the re-
serves created are TO be placed in
charge of this department.
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WINNER
Stakes at
/ essence

in the
IIe Siddons
won the
miles over
He was
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only other
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AFFAIR. win
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on
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s7eed thai
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-16

From now on the signal corps VIII
devote the greater part Of its time 10
signal work The corps viii drill with
the rifles for about half an hour and
spend the remainder Of the evening
using the flags and flash lanterns.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-16
HAYES LEAVES FOR HOME.
Candidate For Alaska Judgeship
Starts Back to Ogden.

Washington, March ia B. Hayes
Of Ogden, who has been staying here
for several days, and who is one of
the candidates for the Alaskan judge
ship recently taken away from Judge
Noyes, left here tonight for home. Be
fore leaving, Mr.. Hayes again visited
the White House and saw the presi-
dent. He expressed confidence that the
president viii give his application and
endorsements earnest consideration.
Mr. Hayes win stop for couple of
days at his former home, FOstoria. o.,
for q visit TO his mother, and will also
stop at Chicago for a day or So
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-16

Assistant Surgeon General W. I.
Beer of the National Guard Of Utah
has been prominently Identified with
the guard for the past six years. He
was appointed senior captain of the
medical department IN 1892 and held
that position until the Spanish-Ameri-
can war, when he was promoted to the
position Of major to iii the vacancy
caused by the resignation Of Major
Meecham. On Aug. Is. 1900, Colonel
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Articles Of incorporation.

enc me Observation-Disclosures Irrfra-
,-oA e9u7any Of Providence ~aSSa
.-Aly. fled a certified copv cf it's srfi-
g-.-.-- .---.. 3 Grafton in the Office Of the
7--rJary Of state Yesterday. Tba cor9-
zz-r...s y ia. "a -itahzed for Sl0,S60 repre-
as-t n; ny SA3r-s ~ the par value Of IS
man Inc -t eulcers are, Godfrey Fuhri-
d. ssist-..... si-ent, Joseph Campbell. vice
49,. ~ Joseph fEhrimau. treasurer.
-'''l Frederick secretary
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Card of Thanks.

To all those friends, both of Ogden
and Salt Lake. who gave US aid and
comfort during the last illness and
funeral services Of our late daughter
and sister. we wish to express our
heartfelt thanks, and bespeak for them
similar kindnesses should an hour Of
need ever come.
MRS. f. NJ. BRANTING AND FAM
nv
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NOTICE to Mortgage Holders.

All persons owning or holding unCan-
Celed mortgages are notified TO appear
at the office of the county assessor.
room 50, city and county building, on
OF before April 1. 1902, ana show cause
Why the same should not be assessed:
otherwise all mortgages that were I'M
Cancelled on Feb. 2, 1902, viii be as
sessed for the current year as provided
by law. BEN r. ELDREDGE.
County Assessor
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death on Stockton pass Thursday
night, are now lying in the county
court house awaiting news from his
relatives or friends, If he has any. If
no information is received by Monday
the unfortunate man will be buried in
the Tooele cemetery by the county au-
flnrfttns
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Dividend Notice

At q meeting of the board Of direc-
tors of the Utah Implement company.
he'd the 18th day of March. 1902
quarterly dividend Of ~ per cent was
dec are1 on the outstanding preferred
stock of said Utah Implement company.
payable at their Office in Salt Lake City
on April 1 1902