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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-07
AMERICAN FORK NOTES.
Mrs. Wild Dies of Pneumonia After
a Weeks Illness.

MIS- W A40 LIES u ACA4nOAA4a GAALHA
a Weeks Illness.
American Fork. Dec. 6.-Mrs. Marga-
ret Lee Wild. wife Of Ned Wild Of thit
place. died very suddenly today short
ly before noon. after about a weeks
sickness. About a week go Mrs. Wild
caught a heavy cold and pneumonia
and pleurisy set in and it was impossi-
bic to arrest the dread disease. Her
death was entirely unexpected. and It
VIII be regretted by her many friends
of whom she has scores She was one
of Gods noble women always of a jo-
vial and lovely disposition. To know
her was to like her She was energetic
in all she undertook to do. Deceased
was about 30 years old. ard leaves a
husband and three children to mourn
her loss. Her death seems to have cast
gloom over the whole town. Arrange
ments for the funeral will be made
later.
Ben Halliday has gone to Idaho to
work for the Sugar company at Idaho
Falls
h William Durrant IS home from Idaho
after spending two or three months at
Idaho Falls working Off the Sugar com
parry.
The son of David Mcdaniel of AL
pine. who has been at the Holy Cross
--NAl'ANN-A +PA NAAN Ae-tfN AAADAANAAf At DAfN'N
ed to be slowly recovering. He has beer
operated upon twice since being there
for some intestinal trouble.
Mrs Peter q. Clarke of Magra tn
Canada, is here on visit and will prob
ably remain all winter.
Mrs. NJ. J. Stewart of Salt Lake has
been in American Fork this week buy
ing supplies for the Mccall mine in
American Fork canyon.
Tho r-acra7for- rsrsfasf n0nl
ing of the Alpine stake was held at the
meeting house here yesterday. a large
number being present from other
towns
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A. o. U. w.

Salt Lake Valley lodge No u had an
old-time meeting last Thursday night
The members were entertained by Broth
er Edgar Howe, who explained i'm a very
able manner the new rates which go into
effect after Jan. /.
Tht lodge elected the following brothers
as officers for the term from Jan. 7 10
June 90. 1884: NJ w. Charles A. Redfield.
foreman. A. Martin; overseer. J. G. Nor
risOn: recorder. Joseph s. Darke; finar-
cier. Edgar Howe; receiver, Joseph VIII
liam Taylor. guide. J. O. WarburtOn: J.
w. George A. Tuckfield o. w. Thomas
Allen; trustee. George Hardman. After
the election the guide passed around some
OF Brother Levys famous cigars.
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pRAwINe 81 JUICE.
Jury Commissioners Bestow Honors
On Many Citizens.


Manti. Dec 6.-Abner Crane of Mt
Pleasant and Frank L. Copening, jury
commissioners for Sarpete county, have
selected the following names from
whom win be chosen the jurors for the
Seventh judicial district court for the
year 1904.
Manti-Andrew o. Anderson, Ferdi-
nand Alder, George Z. Bench, Charles
H. Bird, John BUTLER. Walter Bessey,
John w Boyirgton, Joseph Hatten Car
penter. William A. Cox. James Craw-
ford. jr c. r. Carlson. John @, Giles,
Willis NJ. Harmon, James W. Hogan.
Ole Jensen. Louis G. Kjar, Hans Lar
sen, jr., John r. Metcalf, Peter Munk,
Ernest Madsen, Otto Ottosen David
Olsen, oliver =. Squire, John p. Soren-
sen. Miles II. Sperry Alexander Ten-
nant John H. futile. Frank futile
Stephen i. Voorhees,, Niels p. Weston
skOw Henry Wintch.
Ephraim-George NJ. Alfred, w. j.
Armstrong. c. J. Anderson, James Arm
strong. Thomas Bjerregaard, David y.
Beal Charles Christensen. James p.
Greaves Rasmus Hansen, Farley Han
sen, Christopher IversOn, Ole c. Jen-
sen. Christian John POuls0n, Paul POul-
son, Peter Petersen, Earl Peacock, Jo-
seph QUINN Joseph Thorp, Thomas p.
Thomson, Andrew Thomson, jr., j. w.
Tye Niels Thomson.
Sterling-John Anderson, Hans J.
Denesen. Samuel Killpack, Eric Lud-
vigsOn. William d. Musig.
May6eld-HyrUm Christensen, G G.
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Assessment No. 8.

NEW YORK BONANZA MINING
company, a corporation Principal place
of business, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Notice is hereby given that at a meet
ing of the board of directors of the New
York Bonanza Mining company, held at
Salt Lake City. Utah, on the 5th day of
December, 1903. an assessment Of three CD
cents per share was levied upon the cap
ital stock of the corporation issued and
outstanding. payable Immediately to Ill.
Barnett, secretary of the company az
his office 303 ID. +. Walker building, salt
Lake City. Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on the 6th day of
January. 1904, viii be delinquent and adj
vertised for sale at public auction. and,
unless payment is made before. viii he
sold the 18th day Of January, 1904. at p.
m. 10 pay the delinquent assessment
thereon. together with costs of advertis-
ing and expense Of sale.
H. BARNETT Secretary
303 D. r. Walker building, salt Lake City
Utah.
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FraternaI Brotherhood.

The card party given by Salt Lake
lodge No. 1S7 of the Fraternal Brother
hood, Wednesday evening. was one Of the
most enjoyable and successful affairs
ever given by the lodge. The women 8
prizes were won by Mrs. Sloan and Miss
Erickson. and the mems prizes by IT. 5.
Harper and DR. IT. A. Anderson. There
were about 100 guests present. Refresh
meuts were served after which dancing
was INDUCED in until a. late hour
Se8o LILY lou8e NO 20 helu lue semi
annual election Of Officers last Tuesday
evening with the following result: Pres
ident Austin Hudson. vice president
Mrs. c. Morgan. captain escort team,
Mrs. COrinne Leroy, secretary Mrs.
Penny; treasurer. Ben J.. Corum.. Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Malone general organic
crs. were present and assisted I'M making
the evening one of interest and profit.
The attendance was the largest Of the
season.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs OFFICERS.

MYTtIe lodge no. ! had very inter
esting convention last Tuesday , There
were five applications for knighthood
and eleven the week previous thus MAX
Nlg sixteen up to date. The rank OF page
was conferred ON six candidates and the
work was eXcellently done under the di-
rection OF c. j. McNitt NJ. Of W. The
following knights were elected to office
for the ensuing term. II. A. Joplin c. c..
o.. u. Baker v. c.; J. a. Lloyd. p c.
j. MCNitt. NJ Of w; q. II. Strock NJ OF
j.; Paul Beemer- NJ. Of +; .. $. Thomp-
ar A.: a. ID. Durline. T. c.. a.. r. Burk-
hardt. O. G.. Allen IT Sanford trustee
for three years. G.. j.. Beers tribune.
Next Tuesday the grand lodge Officers
pay an official visit
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Women of Woodcraft.

Silver Maple circle No. los, Women Of
WOodcraft, on Friday, Nov. -. had a most
interesting meeting One member was
made acquainted with the mysteries or
WOodcraft. after which there was the
scmi-anuuci election Of officers NJ t..
Bair was reelected past guardian. Guard
ian NeighbOr Noble SChOnCrt. advisor.
Ncighbor Casady. clerk; Ncighbor Hunt.
banker NeiEhbor Swensen- magician;
Neighhor snyder, attendant. NeighbOT
soils. inner sentinel. Neighbor letter.
outer sentinel. William Elliott. manager
and g. ~, Creasner. captain Of guards
Woodblnc circle 40. 81 met in regular
form. with Neighbor r. r. Rogers I'm the
chair, all officers and guards present, cX-
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HmuSemenfS.

At the Grand concert last evening one
excellent number was given by the fun
Nyhand which seemed 90 be above the heads
~ the majority OF the listeners. That
was The Heavens Are Telling" from
Haydn s. "frea ton. 10 was n noble Sc
lection and was rendered beautifully but
~ received sCant applause compared to
some of the lesser numbers. The pro-
grammc as a whole was good. grand
selection from Mr.. Pickwick' being es-
pecially wei done. The marvels in the
way OF changes wrought I'm he old-time
faNorttc. Annie Rooney in the seleC-
tion called The Music Critics Dream, %
were wondrous to hear. The cOrnet solos
played by four comets as one were done
, well by Held. Zimmerman, Leslie and
johnson.
The special vocal number Of the even
lng was the soprano solo by Miss Clara
t.ggertsOn Cuff. who was heard for the
first time I'm Salt Lake. The two selec-
tons given by her. Der Trompeter Won
SaltIingcu' and could - Were both
well chosen. Both arc light ballads and
showed "a voice OF noticeable sweetness
The German song was better adapted 10
the singers voice than the English how
ever. and was much more pleasing in the
rendition Miss Cuff has just returned
from a study OF nearly two wears I'm Ger
many and is am addition to the soprano
singers of the city.
J. III. StOddart and Reuben Fax with a
good supporting company will open this
evening at the salt Lake theatre I'm .'The
Bonnie Brier Bush The engagement
runs until Friday night.
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RESTAURANTS CLOSED.
When They Reopen It VIII be on
Non-Union Basis.


San Francisco. Dec 6-This Cit. or
that portion Of It embraced in the
wholesale and shopping districts, has
a prospect Of being hungry tomorrow.
The Restaurant Keepers association
at a meeting today. decided that they
would not reopen their restaurants to-
morrow and would keep them closed
until the labor difficulties are adjusted
\ When the eating houses are reOpened
they viii be on a nOn-uniOn basis. The
association has about seventy members
and they win be Joined in the closing
movement tonight by about 200 nom
union restaurant keepers who are in
sympathy with the movement Most
of the Italian and French restaurants
win have closed down, as a mark Of
afhliation with the men who are OPP
posing the demands of the Cooks and
Walters union.
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CITY BEAUTIFUL"
Plan For Carrying Out Carnegie
Dumferline Trust

Plan For Carrying Out Carnegie
DUmferline Trust
New York. Dec. 6.-The American In
stitute for Social Service made public
today a plan which the institute was
invited to submit for the carrying out
OF the Carnegie Dumferline trust The
plan provides for a regional museum,
a district for a CITY Beautiful" a So
cial center. department Of civics,
boys and girls flower gardens, chill
dren's play grounds and outdoor gym
uastics, holiday tours and historic pill
grimages get together clubs and a
system Of awards and prizes
The general outline of a city Beau
tiful' suggests that somewhere in the
confines of the park land should be set
aside on which can be built model
dwellings of diversified architecture,
with due regard to individual needs.
Flower gardens are to be set out
about the houses and no fences viii be
allowed to divide the yards. The So
cial center is to be a large building
for common use as recreation ground,
hall for entertainments and as a gen
eral meeting place.
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Fraternal Union of America

The regular meeting OF Evergreen lodge
No. f5l last Monday evening was one Of
the most largely attended regular meet
ings OF the lodge for some time. The or
der of the day was the election OF officers
for the ensuing term. The following were
elected T. y. Harper fraternai master
Arthur Frees justice. Fl. J. Hess. secre-
tary. H. T.. Rawlings, treasurer; George
Smthen, protector; Miss Violet r. Car
ner, truth; Miss Minnie Rugg. mercy;
Handy, guide; a. W. Chiverall. sentinel /:
John Holley. John James and Edward
(sahW sfaMarde.
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Foresters ID Ameriea-

Court Salt Lake No. J. T. Of A.. Friday
night elected the following officers. VIII
liam Mathis G. r.; H. Crabb. s. @. r.;
w. H. Ludiugton. r. s; S. Knapton. +.
S; r. r. Marnanea treasurer; j. Wilkes.
s. w. r. Stuart. j. w. O.. Hill. S. b.:
J. j. Harrington. J. B.. Dr. Harrison,
trustee on year and cOurt physician; DIT.
Van Dyke After the election an adjourn
ment was taken 10 the banquet room at
the expense of the newly elected officers.
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Modern woOdmen of America.

Excelsior camp held its annual election
resulted in the choice of the following
neighbors. George l. McKeever. v. O..
r. w. Cunningham. w. A, Alva ID. Nc
CURE clerk; j. II. RothweU banker:
Jacob DOdgson. escort; j. G. Brady,
Waterman. Eugene Steifel sentry and
q. NJ Carter. manager for three-year
scented and also one transfer card.
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Knights of Pythias.

Rocky Mountain lodge no. 3. knights Of
Pythias, has elected the following officers
for the ensuing term: J. NJ. Morrison. G.
c.; A. +. Harrington. " c.. J. r. Nc
Donald. prelate; John J. Wallace. NJ w:
p. j. Kilcullen, X. r. s.; w. II. JOckson,
NJ. F.; Richard Baker, M. F.; Henry
Grimm, NJ. A.; Joseph Sands, I. G.: Mar
tin Grimm. o. c.: Sig Simon. trustee.
After the election the lodge conferred
the second rank on a candidate and Will
confer the third rank Thursday evening.
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dido 81 Washington.

VlNIIL U " tlNAIAIIe5 lNTAAs
A large business meeting was held We'd
nesday. Dec. 2 during which the project
favored by the managing committee was
adopted. il being decided that from that
date the lodge would hold its sessions.
socials. dances. and entertainments i'm the
new Unity hall. on Second East street
between First and Second South. Meeting
every Wednesday evening at p. m. The
new officers for the ensuing year were
elected IS follows: a. g. MahOn, deputy
and state representative. DR. w H. Hop
kins. president; r. ". Hall. vice presi-
dent; Judge ShcckeliS secretary; Miss
Ward. chaplain; guard, Ms. Lawrence;
sentinel w F. Wanless Charles IT. Muir
ply. treasurer: DR.. Alvah Lewis, medical
a-.a rninar
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pouble Track

The Chicago & Northwestern Is the
20 Chicago. and maintains the fastest
service between Omaha and the city al
the head Of the lakes
In connection with the Union Pacific.
three daily trains run through solid 10
chicago. For Information consult c. A
walker general agent. 206 South Main
street. salt Lake City.
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G. A r.

meeting T,,esSa5 M IA n ~ F5vaTi
member is requested to be prompt as
business of Importance is TO be trans
acted. Election of officers for the en-
suing year etc.
George r. Maxwell post meets Wednes-
day evening. Election of officers for the
ensuing year, etc.
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WILL WeLCOME cHlHAMsM.
Mexico Opens Her Arms to the ee
1estials.

---N~AA~1 - R-AA1 &AEA EAAll1 70 the 9e-
lestials.
Mexico City Dec. 6.-President Fons
or the China commercial Steamship
company and Limon Mowry. general
counsel for the company. left tonight
for san Francisco They have arranged
their business with the government and
On their arrival a. san Francisco viii
make arrangements 10 dispatch their
steamer 20 Hongk0ng or time. They
expect that Chinese of wealth will come
here 90 enter business. bringing mil-
lions Of dollars with them, Capital in
China earns little and the opportunities
for Investment are allaring to the Chi
rese Mr.. Mowry regards it as feasible
to open up large direct business be-
tween this country and China. beside
bringing here great numbers Of Chs
nese Iaborers. so much needed In minee
and on plantations.
American pinnters on the fsthmus or
Tehauntepec win take large numbers
Of Chinese laborers here
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I. o. o. F..


Salt Lake lodge No. 2 had a large at
tendance last Friday night, and after the
election was held the degree staff gave
pleasing to the large number OF visitors,
who appreciated the excellent work.
Golden Rule encampment No. had a
small but enthusiastic attendance last
Tuesday night, and from the remarks of
the patriarchs we may look for earnest
work with successful results the coming
year.
OQuirrh encampment No. ! Will have de-
gree work tomorrow night and If possible
the patriarchs should be punctual i'm their
attendance.
Canton ColfaX No. l. Patriarchs Mill
tant, viii have a regular cantonmeut to-
morrow night. at which every chevalier
should be present The special order Of
business Will be the consideration of the
bylaws.
The semi-anuual elections were held by
several OF the lodges the past week and
the following is the list of officers elect
Utah Lodge No Noble grand. j. W.
Ewin vice grand. Thomas Hodges. secre-
tary, ". j. Moore; treasurer, A. W.
Chiveral; trustee. s. McLeese.
Salt Lake Lodge NO. Noble grand, G.
E. Marks. vice grand. S. r. Mcdonald;
secretary, w. McGilliray; treasurer H A.
kinyOn; trustee, n. G.. Price; library COM
missioner. J. w Sugden.
Ridgely No. 9.-NQble grand c. NJ
Jackson. vice grand. -- COX; secretary,
l. g. Johnson. treasurer. j. NJ Collins;
trustee. j. J.. Perkes.
Enterprise No. 15.-NOble grand. =. j.
Lewis, vice grand. A. Radiue; secretary,
w. WatrOus. treasurer, b. ID. BlaCkmarr
trustee. w. DONey.
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Notice

THE ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS
r7,eefine OF the Silver-COpper King Min
ING company viii be held 'at the office OF
said company. No. AZ Commercial block,
Salf lake Citv. Utah. December nth. 1903.
- \ o. clock o. m. q. ii. BACkMAN
& Secretary
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LOYAL Americans.

The Loyal Americans have secured new
quarters in the Landrum han on Market
street where they VIII meet each Friday
evening. The rev assembly continues 20
grow rapidly and each meeting witnesses
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ELKs' MEMORIAL SERVICES.
Eulogistic Address Delivered By
lanes NJ. Iockhart.

Park City. Dec. Spark City Elks No.
ia held their sorrow session i'm the De
wey theatre this evening. Quite a large
crowd was present and listened TO n
programme consisting of tne fituaNstc
work Of the lodge. followed by singing
and instrumental music by local artists.
An address by James NJ Lockhart on
the advantages Of the society. together
with its aims and works followed. IN
the course % his remarks Mr. Lockhart
paid a pretty tribute TO the memory Of
the deceased members 81 the local lpnge-
Andrew Foreman. the man vino was so
badly injured en- the Silver King Consoii
dated shaft through a 'cage DESCENDING
and catching him between the wall plates,
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An Easy Matter

TO obtain the best work possible by
giving us your call.
Tel. 1872. TROY LAUNDRY.
166 Main street
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Tho regular meeting Of the James i.
Mexican Woman's Relief corps No. ] will
be held I'm odd Fellows hall Wednesday,
Dec. 9. AT 2.aQ.
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The NeclEwear

q feature or our stock. We show eX-
IRENE novelties that are exclusive. E.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF co.
166 Main Street.
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Past noble Grands' club.

The Past Nohie Grands club viii meet
Thursday afternoon. Dec. 10. at the home
Of Alrs. Watrous, 551 South Seventh East
street,
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Self Protection.

The heavy weight underwear, a ne
cessity now. Plenty Of good garments
for vOur selection.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO,
166 Main Street.
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Secret Societies =


cept Clerk Ida J. Thompson vino is still
on the sick list. We had one initiation
and received four cards for membership.
There were visitors from Silver Maple
and Salt Lake circles
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A superintendent when we do your
/ painting and decorating w. A. Duvall.
124 West Second South. Phone 1145-K.
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Special 1mportations

( Special Importations
OF Mems fancy hosiery. Some rare
{ patterns to show YOU
) BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
Sc Main Street
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The faults OF our brothers we write upon
the sands:
Thor virtues upon the tablet Of love and
memory
Holbrook argus., 1903-07-25
Reduced Rates.

Summer excursion rates to the Pacific coast from New Mexico and Arizona; dates of sale, every Tuesday, Thursday and ;5atur- day during months of July, August and September 1903
 Continuous passage east ot Barstow in each direction. Stop overs within final limit will be granted either east or west bound at Barstow and points west or south therof Final linn it, Nov. 80. 1903.
 San Francisco via Bakersfield or via Los Angeles, S55.OO. Los Angeles, Santa Monica, San Diego and Coronado Beach, $35.OO. Rates to Avalon, Cata- lima Island and return S37.25. Stage rate Merced to Yosemite valley and return, $2O.0O.
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Brutany Tortured.

A case came to light that for persistent and unmerciful torture has perhaps never been equalled. Joe Golobick, of Colusa, Gala, writes: "For 15 years l endured insuferable pain from Rheuma- tism and nothing relieved me though tried everything known. I came across Electric Bitters, and it's the greatest medicine on earth for that trouble. A few bottles of it completely relieved and cured me" lust as good for Liver and Kidney troubles and general debility. Only soc. Sat isfaction guaranteed by all drug gists.
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WANTED-Solicitors, men or women employed prefe I e d. Vii Investment Contracts for us. We pay liberal commission and furnish best contract on the market. We are about to estab- fish a new series here and want your help. Write International C edit Company, Trust bldg, Los Angeles, Cal.
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No man or woman in the state will hesitate to speak well of Chamberlian's Stomach and Liv- erTablets after once trying them. They always produce pleasant movement of the bowels, i'm prove the appetite and strength en the digestion. For sale by F. j. Wattron.
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PROCEEDINGS
 OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS NAVAJO COUNTY.
OFFICE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, NAVAJO COUNTY, ARIZONA,
 HOLBROoK, JULY 3, 1903.

July sth, 1903. Pursuant to motion of adjournment made under date of July Sid the Board of qualiza- tion convenes this date; all present. Minutes of last meeting read and approved the Board then proceeds revision of assess ment roll as follows: Hunt, Lewis,
 Additional assmt, acres sec IS, T Hansen, Andrew
 Add'l assm't, 10 head stock cattle. l2000 Hopen. W. H.,
 Raised on poss'ry rights and mps. j000 On Motion the Board adjourns until July 9th, at Q o'clock a. m.
 L.E. DIvELBtss, Chairman. Attest:
 AZ. MCALLIsTER, Clerk.