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Won the Old Man.

"Sir," he said to her father, ''this is
practical world. The spirit of COM
mercialism cannot be throttled by
the tender bonds of sentiment. Per
haps you have noticed this?"
II can't say 1 have" replied the
stern parent, "but that needn't de-
tain you"
"Of course not" said the youth,
with an affable smile. "What I was
about to say is that while I am sit
ting up counting your daughter 1
feel that it would be no more than
fair to offer to pay for the gas 1
assist in consuming"
Good" said the old man. "And
how about the coal? Do you expect
me to throw that imp"
Certainly not" cried the youth.
I'll gladly throw in the coal. Bless
you, 1 worked my way through col
Iege tending a furnace"
And the old man smiled approving
ly.-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1903-02-25

would like to see her house. 1t was
just the opportunity L needed, and,
going inside, l found two pretty
grandchildren, which gave me an eX-
cuse for asking to be allowed to take
a picture of the interior. The room
was large, some 25 feet square, neat
ly plasJered and comfortably fur
nished. 1t was not more dark than
many cottages, though the lighting
was, of course, all from the front,
and it had the advantage, as the old
lady told me, of being warm in winter
and cold in summer. My friends
had two of these dwellings next to
each other, both opening on their
irregular little shelf of a garden.
which was perfect rainbow of flow
ers. One of the caves was for their
own use, the other served as a guest
chamber.
I asked madam how long these
caves had been inhab and she
shook hes head. saying that 'she
could not tell" but that they were
very old, and that her people hao
always lived there. And, indeed. I
believe that she spoke the truth, for
though the village possessed no his
tory like it's neighbors, Tours and
Ambrose, it is almost certain that
when these towns were nothing but
forest land, Roche Gordon was
thriving settlement inhabited by the
wild, skin-clad, black-eyed little an
cestors of my friends NJ and Nine.
Calais. If one looks at a map of
Europe showing the area of the great
glaciers that once covered it, one
will see that certain parts-riyer
valleys mostly-were left bare, and
of these the Loire district was one
Down these valleys rushed enormous
rivers, of which those of to-day are
mere trucking remnants, filing to
oyerfiowing the great bed, grinding
out the sides, and as they sank lower
forming the terraces that one sees
In such cliffs as those at Roche Cor
don. The water, too, found out the
soft places in the rock, and wore
them into caves and shelters. Now
these cliffs on the Loire must have
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1903-02-25
His Onf0iOn.

Away back in the dark ages" said
the kohack philosopher, "a baked
toad in silken bag was prescribed
for rheumatism. In the enlightened
present we resort to the faith cure
magnets healing. the mud bath. cleo
'rlclty, and one sonorous-sO sounding
opathy or another. About the only
advance l can detect in our present
methods beyond those OF other days
is that they amt so tough on the
d."-Puck.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1903-02-25

been some of the first in which man
took refuge during the glacial period
He was always a chilly animal, ano
these caves faced south; they were
also near the river in which were
fish, and there were great forests
close at hand full of game. Thus in
these caves man made one of his first
settlements, for he found it an alto.
gether desirable place to live in. Sc
by degrees, as he grew more cunning
than they, he turned out the bears
and hyenas who had formerly lived
there (being sometimes in turn evict.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1903-02-25
Educational DiscipIine.

Little Girl-If l was a teacher I'd
make everybody behave.
Auntie-How would you accom-
plish that?
Little Girl-Very easy. When girls
was bad I'd tell them they didn't
look pretty; and when little boys
was bad I'd make them sit with the
girls, and when big boys was bad
wouldn't let them sit with the girls.
-Tit-Bits.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1903-02-25
A Clear Case OF II.

Say, Pa, what's just retribution?"
It's something that happened to a
man read about the other day. He
was tossing somebody else's baby up
In the air trying to find out whether
he could hit the ceiling with it and lot
knock the plaster loose, and sprained
his back SO that he'll never be able to
walk again. Chicago Record Herald.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1903-02-25
A Fhouxhtless Sister.

Mrs. Getthere-Such impudencei
Here's Sister Matilda proposing t.
come here with both her children an
make us long visit.
Mr.. G.-But you spent half the sur
mer at her home in the country, and
you had four children and nurse.
Mrs. GA different thing altogeth-
er. She has no servants, but she knows
perfectly we'll that we have several and
that every one of them will get mad
and leave if the family is increased
N. Y. Weekly.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1903-02-25
Her Duty.

HenPeck (shaking)-My dear, there
are burglars in the house.
Mrs. ID. (determinedly)-Well, we
Will have to go downstairs and see.
Henpeck (nervously)-You go first,
my dear. The burglars wouldn't shoot
a woman.
Mrs. ii. (frmly)-Never. It is
wife's duty to follow her husband
baltimore American.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1903-02-25
Cause and Effect.

Little Eddie was looking at the
drop OF water through the micro
scope.
Now know" he said, after see
ing the microbes darting around in
the water; 81 know what sings when
the kettle is boiling; it is these little
bugs."-N. Y. Times.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1903-02-25
Enjoyed Him.elf

what kind of time did you have
at the party?" asked the old friend.
First rate" answered Mr.. Cum
rox. "You see. it was a masquerade
party, and mother and the girls
couldn't identify me and criticise nv
grammar and departments" Wash.
ington Star.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1903-02-25
The Oldest and Quaintest
Village in Europe
1t IS Picturesque Little Roche Corbon With Its Curious
Homes in the Cliffs. = =

R@h N the banks of the Loire,
S IA some seven miles above
n.y. Tours, the low limestone
<rA cliffs closing in upon the
4 XLSI river from the north are
w J pigeon-holed with caves.
From the base almost to
the summit they are found, hidden
by vines and Towering shrubs, au-
preached by steep paths cut in the
rock, lying tier above tier, these GU
rious human dens. A stranger driv-
ing along the road below might easily
pass without notice the chimneys
which, rising from among the vines,
arr almost the only signs of the viii
idge. And yet it is quite a populous
place, this Roche GORDON, and with
its neighbor, Mont Louis, one of the
very earliest human settlements in
Europe.
l had heard of those ancient in
habited cliffs that stretch for miles
along the Loire, and, being at Tours
last July, started one blazing Sun
day afternoon towards Roche GORDON,
which forms one of the best ex-
amples, though they are found else
where. AS we stand by the side of
the line and see the cliffs towering
steeply above us, with puffs of white
smoke coming apparently from the
rock itself, and here and there
window-pane glinting high up in the
sunshine, we ask each other how we
are to reach this strange village,
which seems as inaccessible as an
eagles nest. But presently we find
that steep and narrow paths lead to
every part of the village. The caves
are on different levels, there some
times being as many as three or four
tiers Of them opening on to uneven
terraces that lie one above another.
L was taking a photograph when a
charming old woman, with a clean
white handkerchief over her head
and long blue apron tied round her
waist, came to the gate by which
l was standing, and asked me if
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1903-02-25

use heaps, SO say nothing to Nine
Calais,
Then, with many good wishes and
au revoirs, we make our way, with
backward lingering chances, down the
steep cliff-side to the tramway, and
are soon in the hot crowded car
steaming back towards Tours.
FRANCIS NJ GOSTLING.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1903-02-25
Nc Chance TO Forget.

Here's an account of s man who
was cast away on a desert island for
16 years and when taken of could
speak the language just az well as
the day he landed"
81 wonder why he didn't forget It p
His wife was with Hmm. Y.
Herald
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1903-02-25
wonderfuI BuiIder.

Il have built up great many thin
people," said the man with chin
whiskers.
do you sell health food?" asked
the curious crowd.
mo, I make padded oyercoats."-
Chicago Daily News.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1903-02-25
How He ExplaixsS II.

Il owe no man a dollar" he an
nounced proudly.
why you uncomfortable scoun-
drel," retorted one of the party.
you've owed me v for the last eight
months"
well. that isn't adollar."-Chicayo
Post.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1903-02-25

The number of forest reservations
n the United States is now 81, with
total area of 10000, 900 acres,
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1903-02-25
A Dream.

Dream.
II dude IN his automobile
Should collide with a scorcher e-wheel
And the crash to ensue
Should demolish the two
Twould seem much too good to be real
IN. Y. Herald.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1903-02-25

Do You Recognize Emf
OF all the sad and sorry words
That mankind ever writ,
The saddest are-to most of us
These two: please remit"
Chicago Daily News.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1903-02-25
Proper ANN unftfon.

o! Care will kill a cat" they say,
AnG so when forth you fare
To kill such beasts by night or day
Be careful to take care.
philadelphia Press.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1903-02-25

I'm surprised that you keep this
parrot. He swears like a pirate!"
Il know, but he reminds me so
much of my late usband!"-Lustige
Welt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-27

mann; Soiepb Iifolas, g. b. @a.
tbias Wertes, Mebger. o.: Mar,
gdrctbu, Z. b. Sobanm 2liomig, Tlas
f%onirer; @liiabetb Anna, &. b. Sob.
Nimar, Sdneiber. 2S.: Bernard
.Sciepb, @. h. Soiepb gen. GorarO
Solomon, Goiffeur. go: Gecilie,
z. b. Eeter HaSquin, 8eifdfts.
commits.
Seiratben. - %. Septem'
Der: Soiepb @eorg Saur, Sngenieur,
NIT Maria 2aura aoA; Eeter So
itert, S6mieo, nit Iaria Streiher.
30: SeinriG Sdlunss, gigentbi-
mer. nit Warta Hedels.
SterbefGlle. - 25. Sept.
@aria Sorang, alt S4 Sabre, @me.
BON Wihel Sonas, 5tl6s. Gigentbi-
mer. 90: Sob. Straiier, alt 81 s.,
Saelobner. 2S.: Marg. Strensler,
alt 75' Sabre, @ittpe BON Yeter
@agner, 5tlbs. Sfeerenibleiier;
Wtatbias @cber alt 80 Sabre, Mde,
Ter. 30: Sofob Gang, alt SO Sabre,
&amfmam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-27

beSablnns auf $4,000 fir Die gauge
9a,ler Der @iuterihule. @em 3lpei
cber mebr griioer augIeid d. Die
Sdule beiuden, miro elm Mabatt be-
miligt. Die grtro.g luslageu fir
Bidder nnb S6reibaeug i'm Gorbcrri'
t~unascurilts iino iebr gerine, bu
l,idt mebr gebrand)te Bidder ON
Shluiie Ser Sd,ule nit maBigem 9ta-
tatt 5uriifeenommen peroen. SIN
forfmanniiben GURUS iinb bieieibell
lober, bod Drauhen Oieielten fiir Der
r~ouitdnoigen GURUS $1,000 nid,t 5lr
iiberidreiten. Sir llnterridt in
Miiiif, 3eifnen unO Selegrupbic, 70.
mie fir etpaigen 0ebraud Der
Shreibmoibine meroen m1Bige
grtrapreiie berehnet.
I'm %fernere ausfunit, aatolog,
etc. ihreibe man al
Catholic Winter School,
st. Johns University.
Collegeville, MINI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-27
6ro6her,oethu,l1.
Uus Der ,bauptitaot

Mm Nprgen oes 80. Geptember
fanb man in Der MlSette am giiier-
meg, u~nterbalb Der Bride, bie BON
BORT nab @erlorenfolt fiibrt, oen
2eihnam zines geipilien Safobp BON
&ulpermiibl. gs miro aneenommen,
oaB Safobp einem Sonntag Wa6t on
iener Stele periibten 9ubenitreib
yum Spfer geialen lit. sluf Der er.
mdbnten Bride liegen ndmlib aus
rangierte srBeiierne @abnltpellen
r~nbeieitigt auer iiber Ole Stpei Sra.
ger, Die Die beioen ltfer ~perbinoen.
.Ne 9Diideuraume iinb NIT Groreid
aussefiiat. Sn Der Madt bonn 80.
otf Den 80. September MN iiub
-ieds bon bieien Shpelen berausge.
.riiien mo peribleppt ODER ms
@aiier gemorfen poroen. M0slih,
BOB Safobn i'm 9unfeln oiirb Den 10
entitmoeuen 3mii6enraum ms
@aiier geialen lit mo babei Den Zoo
geiunben bat. Die 2eihe purbe
Worgens bon Dem Sftroibeamteu
.Neien BON Serlorenfoit gefunoem ais
Sieier iif IN ben 9ienit begab. Die
ielbe itano aufrett inn @aiier, Die
Sanoe in Die Siiften geitemmr.
Mortin Safobp mar Elm niibterner,
fleiBiser iiinger @ann, iein trasiibes
gnoe bat iiberau, mo- er betannt,
tiefites geoauern berborgeruien.
Infer i'm &onso peilenoe 2anos.
mann, Der ebemalige Sberleutuant
De; bieligen Sreipiaigen Gompasnie,
Sr. Gamia Sanien, Sobu bes bieii.
gen peniionirten Soil. &epiiions.S n.
Ipeftors, pnroe Dor 4ur5em gum
Saiptmann beforoert. Ser 33iGb.
rige Salptmum miro benz 8erneb.
men nad bemndfit gum 9eiude iei.
ner gltern unb Gamilie bier ein-
treiien.
Ser Mrbeiter Subaun Strafer
aus Stabtgruno, pelber nit Dem
gtieoerreiBen Der Stiismeuer, auf
lluelder baS sroBe 2ebrseriiit DER
neuen Bride rubte, beibdftiet ipar.
fiel an 20. Geptember Nabmittags
gegen 8 llbr, als er cinen Steg, mel.
der auf Die genaunte @auer fiibrt,
i6eridreiten wollte. berunter nno
b!ieb reenngSlos lieeen. els Der
bInauleruiene Ir5t Serr Gormam
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-27

pcrlebte Der 8eritorbene feline Gage,
mn BORT, mo er 90 Sabre lang mohn.
te, lit er nun auf inn Serrn entihla-
fem. SIM Sabre 1860 trat Ser Ser
blidene nit SRI. Wdrgaretbe Stom.
mel in ben gbeitanO, Der NIT iieben
4inbern geIegnet warb, bon benen
flint nit ibrer Wlttter ben Seimgana
hires @aters beflogen. gs iino Dies
Die Sobne Niholas, ,Sobn, Mibael
nnb Guguit iopie eine Sobter, Srar
Gatb. Sill.
Ct. Eaml, Minn., is. Sftober 1908.
@ertber Serr Conner!
@m ii. Sebruar 1904 miro Der
bieiige 9uremburger llnteritisunss.
&erein baS 25idbrige Subildum iei.
mes geitebens auf feierlide @eiie be.
gebeu. Sie Seier miro Sonntags
Morgens init @~ottesbienit in elmer
Der oeltifcn fatboliiden airfer
ct. Gaul's erGfinet. 9es Iahmit.
tags finbet Elm Gommers unb Ibenbs
eroBes Concert in Der Wr5art.Saac
ltatt, BEL Incident Die perlhieoeren
Geianapereine Ser IStaot mittpirfen
merben. Ser 8erein tp,,rbe am 6.
@coember 1878 sesriinSet ,tnb III
Der 1lteite l%urcmburger @ereiu Der
Ser. Staaten. Sn Der lesteu Ser
iammlung tpurben folgenoe Witglie.
Der ernannt, I'M Die notbiaen 8orbe-
reitunsen 81 elmer piiroigen 8cier 81
treifen: George Chill @oriitenoer),
@m. Eeffer, q. S. Wesoort Sobu
@agner, Matbias 8roos, S. 5bia,
Sranf 9bome, SbeoOor SGabert,
Nif. Sbia, 8erl gnfel, s.. g. War.
doa, Mi9ael 9arb, S. q. Sbetien,
S. g. Sill Wrdiibeut). Sbi6on
nod ettpas friib, iinb ale 2irembur-
ger eingelaoen, ii6 on Den 5eitlid-
fciten su betbeiligen. @enn Der
sonntng nitt ausreidt, 10 feiern mir
ben Silosmonbag unb tpenn notbig,
aild nod Den 9ienstas nit. Soffent-
lid miro es u~npergomnt iein, redi
piele 2anbslelite BON auspGrts ON
genannten Gage beeriiben 5u fonnen.
Mbtungsooa
Sbeooor g babert,
Gefretdr.
On &pie Sill, 81, itarb Srall
Margaretba STILES, @ittpe bes Dor
elniaen Monaten perltorbeuen Sbeo.
oor Ntaes. Sic mar aus Grosbous.
2,lremburg, gebiirtig.
SIM ct. Tranris Soipital au
gpaniton, ST., itarb am s. OCTOBER
SEER Sbeooor Sprunf an Der Gun.
eenent5iinbung. Der 8eritorbene
NOR geboren 81 0abl bel &emit, Su'
remblirg, uno fam Dor u%ngefdbr &c
Sabren nod @merifa, uno bat fem
Seim ipdbrcno Der gansert 3eit 81
gnaniton gemadt. Ser 8eritorbene
mar AZ Sabre alt, nnperbeiratbet,
nnb binterlGBt aipei 8riioer, Matbias
uno Seinrih, 8u @ogers Part
(Gbicago) pobnbaft.
SER Grnit Sermlle unS Satin TO-
pie Or. Giper aus luxembourg lang
ten oieier Gage in Seem Sort on, nm
cine @eiudsreiie in ben Ser. Staaten
su MAIDEN.
Sn Chicago, Sa.,, itarb fiir5Iit)
Srau Gliiabetb 0uih, bic @ittpe
BON Nifolais @uif, iufolge zines
Shlagonfalles. Die @eritorbene,
bGen MGodenname @ans tpar, fam
Dor As Sabren aus ibrem Seimatbs-
orte Gttelbriid, 2uremburg, naf
@merifa ulo mar snei Mal perbei-
ratbet. Sbr erlter @atte mar Sem.
rid &iharo, Der ibon eiuige Sabre
rad itrer Srairung itarb. Mose lie
ruben in Srieben!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-27

Sm Glitter oon 67 Sabrsn itarb
fiir5lih in Chicago, Sa., Serr Nifo.
laus @auer. Ser Serltorbene par
geboren an Walburn I'M Hesierumgs.
bcsirt Srier, bon 100 er ais &inb i'm
Sitter BON bier Sabren nit ieinen
gliern nab Mmerifa fam. 9ieie
%manoten iid ra6 Chicago, no lie I'M
Scbre 1910 eintraien, Sie lieBen
iid) alsbalo auf Der Norbieite nieber,
Inb amf oemlelben Sled4en Gr6e.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-12-19
s106 e6

On the motion of Councillor Houchen
council adjourned to meet on Dec. 10,
1908, at o'clock p. m.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-12-19
TO THE TRADE.
or sale by all Dealers.

We have a six-col. quarto Waugh
Ideal hand cylinder newspaper press,
complete with linking apparatus, just
MS good us new, which we will dispose
of very cheap for cash. This is a very
satisfactory press for country news
paper. and should not he confused with
he man..killing Washington hand
press or small army. n-t'
Some OF our exchanges tina, are con-
templating Installing better press
would do we'll 10 write us for prices.
IRON COUNTY RECORD.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-12-19
PAR AGOONAH
Dec. 16, 1908.

Dec. 16, 1908.
Alfred w. Lund who has been i'll for
a long time is now able TO be about but
he has not recovered his full health
and strength yet.
The Young Mems Mutual Improve
ment Association was visited last
Saturday night by the stake president
and Elder Joseph Richards OF Parowan
who made encouraging remarks to
the our young men.
George Al Topham has had to stop wo-
rl on his new house with the wallspart
ly com pleted, for want OF brick. Geo.
rye has been preparing to build for a
ioug time past and very much needs
more room than his present lodgings
afford.
Fairgrounds new meeting house is
progressing, the roof is now being put
on 1t is number of years since this
building was commenced, and the
growing population requires more room
We hope the roof will be completed be.
fore the weather makes IL impossible
to work on it,.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-12-19
CORRESPONDENCE.
PARO w AN.
Dec. 16. 1903.

Dec. l6, 1908.
Writing the above date reminds us
that IL IS just seventeen years today
since our brother e Ward NJ. Dalton,
sealed his testimony with his blood FOR
the cause Of righteousness.
Dr.. d A McGregor has gone on a
ying trip to ST. Louis. He will visit
with his relatives in Colorado for q
few days on his return, reaching Par.
owan about the 9th day of the New
Year.
Miss Kettle Heap aud Leo Johnson
surprised their friends last Thursday
by becoming man and wife. The Bal
letin also announces the wedding OF j..
l.. Kelley and Jeuette Latimor OF this
place. We beieye it is in order to
wish them wen il they did syep into
another county to attend TO the matter.
We regret tina, there will be uo pre-.
gram rendered at the meeting house
after all on Christmas. Our young
people scarcely entertain the sacred
reverence they should for the occasion,
but seeming think H. is set apart for
their special benefit, TO be spent in
feasting and dancing, instead of time
OF "Peace on earth, good will TO men. y
The wagon missionaries have reached
us and are distributing booklets pur-
porting to contain Mormon doctrine
that is distortion in many instances
of sacred truths. While we believe we
should treat them we'll we would ad
wise tho gentlemen not to be leaving
such information amongst people
who are prepared to let them know
that the authors knowledge of Mormon
doctrine was very limited, or wilfully
misrepresented in order to add strength
TO the fight that is now against the
MoSmon peonle.
After all the exertious put forth &c
have our meeting house and hall gas
lighted for conference. we are to be
disappointed, by having been informed
that it will be held at Cedar. We new
err read OF our elder brother Jesus
sporting "a bycicle, or an auto, yet h'
always got there IL he had TO borrow
his neighbours donkey. But we, poor
we, have had such an experience IN
attending conferences with our friend
conveyances and animals, that we cal
scarcely exercise faith enough to Dor
row one of those long cared creatures
hearing some one report the Parowal
Stake conference this time.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-12-19
AN ORDINANCE,

Prohibiting the manufac, o sale or distribution
OF Intoxicating liquorl Within Cedar City and
repeating sections 1885 to 25i. both in
cluded, of the Revised Ordinances OF Cedar
City.
BE il ordained by the ty Council Of Cedar
City, Utah:
SEC lit shall be q wfu for any person,
company or associatio{Ao manufacture, sell,
deal out or Otherwise dtpse of any spirtuous,
vinous, malt or other Indicating liquor within
the limits of this city; divided, that nothing
in this section shall be listrued as TO prevent
any regularly licensed euggist from selling
aux Of such liquors ap.ak n sss-S<,slpt CT "A
physician. .fSt
Any person violating II Arovisions of th.
section shall be deemed III of n rsdemean.
or, aud upon convictioi t'3,f shall be pan.
sncd by fine ia any fN less than Three
Hundred Dollars, lSJOi Aa
SEC. a. Sections $50 RH}s. $50, 80. 24I, 242
245, 2i4, 245, 2l6 2i7, 24s HI Isl, 2j2 253, and
254 of the Revised ordi Al ~ Of Cedar City, are
hereby repealed. NV
SEC. 3.-This Ordinaxtytlail take effect and
he in force on and afterI1N3l day OF Decem
Der, A. D., 1908. AN.
Passed BY the City ca of Cedar City
Utah, December 9Th, l9j3S
lsEAL.l signedh noMAs J. JONES,
Mayor.
r. W. HEYBoRNE,
Recorder