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NOTICE.

NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS or
the sandy operative Mercantile aud Man
ufacturing Company Notice Is hereby given
to the stockholders NJ the sandy Co-opera
tive Mercantile aud Manufacturing Com.
puny, a corporation, Orga n,ed under the
laws Of Utah, now having les principal place
Of business at sandy, salt Lake County. Utah
that a meeting Of the stockholders OF saId
company has been called aud wlll be held Ia
the Coop hall, sandy SAT- Lake County.
Utah on the 18th day OF February, AID, ien
NJ O'Clock pun, Tor the purpose OF taking
action upon the following proposed amend
ments to It's articles Of Incorporation, VIZ;
I. A proposed amendment 20 scr. uae.
CHANGING the corporate existence Of the cor
potatlon from twenty-five years toify years
from January lst 1851
q A proposed amendment TO Article Five
Of section Three by strlslng out that part
which limits the number OF shares any one
stakeholder may hold thpreirom, tho sane
being al that part which follows the words
at least one share
q proposed amendment 10 Article Three
81 Section Five. which gives the manner OF
amending, by striking out theretrom ALL OF
said article which follows the words, after
legal notice Of such change has been given y
A. a. GUSHING.
Secretary Of sandy cooperative Mercan-
tileHni Manufacturing Co.
Dated January Otn, 1908
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place into a ward, when Thomas Dunn
became the first Bishop. lie, however.
was made president Of the place in It's
first organization as branch, Dec.
END previous, and March 4 will be the
5lst anniversary Of the settlement Of
the place,
Last Saturday evening good
natured surprise was precipitated
upon Edwin Woolley. who has been in
poor health for some length of time
The time was spent In social chat,
lunching, etc, TIL a late hour
a business meeting will be held in
the North Ogden westinghouse next
Monday at 2 p. m.
The Marshall e Ames Co. have sue
ceeded 3. Il. Zimmerman in the dry
goods and grocery business on Wash
ingtOn avenue.
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BEAR RIVER CITY.
LARS CHRlsrLNsEN DEAD.
Came TO Utah In 1857 with a Hand
cart Company,
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Bear River City, Boxolder Co., Feb.
5-Lars c. Christensen, prominent
and highly esteemed citizen OF this
place. peacefully laid down the cares
of life on Jan. 10, in his list year His
funeral was held from the ward meet
inghouse Jan, %.
Elder Christensen was one of the
early founders Of this city and pioneer
of the Bear River valley. on June IL,
1857, when In his 18th year. he. with
a company Of migrating Saints start
ed out from Iowa City with hand
carts for a fifteen hundred miles jour
ney across plains and mountains to
Salt Lake City, where they arrived in
the month Of September, having en-
dured many hardships and priyations.
During the winter Of 1851, when
"Johnston's army came TO Utah, he
was among those who entered the
Echo canyon campaign to head off the
invasion. He was married oct. 10,
1859, 20 Christina S, Christensen, to
whom seven children were born, and
I'm 1879 his beloved wife passed on be-
fore him to the great beyond
In every relation OF life Brother
Christensen was steadfast and true
lie was an atfectonate and loving
father, an upright business man, who
followed farming and stockraising as a
principal pursuit, a good citizen who
enjoyed the confidence and etseem Of
an who knew him. a member Of the
Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter-day
Saints, TO which he was earnestly and
consistently devoted
lie leaves another devoted WIFE TO
whom he was married in 1881, 10 mourn
his death, and the sympathy OF the
entire community goes out TO the be-
reayed
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Eureka Mining Company. The
annual ind 10 the stockholders ~
the Eureka gu Mining Company for
tie election ct officers and the trans
action OF such other business as may
properly come before the meeting, VIII
be held az the offices Of the company IN
the Dcseret National Bank building,
Fast First South street. in Salt Lake
city. Utah. on Tuesday, Feb. H. 1908.
az IL o'clock noon.
GEORGE w. RITTER.
Secretary
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The Easy pm.

DeWitts Little Early Risers do not
grlpe nor weaken the system They
cure billousness. jaundice, constipation
and inactive llyers by arousing the Sc.
cretions, moving the bowels gently yet
effecmaly. and giving such tone and
strength TO the glands OF the stomach
liver and bowels that the cause of The
trouble is removed entirely These ia.
nous little pills exert a decided tonic
effect upon the organs involved, and
# their use Is continued for q few days
there win be no return Of the trouble
z. c. NJ l. Drug store, ll2-lli Main
street
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The Mysterious Visitor
Is Now Invading Many Homes.
It Strikes Young and Old Who
Are Physically Weak and Pre-
disposed to Disease.
Paine'S Celery
Compound
FortIfes the Body, CIeanSes the
Blood, and Gives Strength to
Resist All Attacks,

That mysterious visitor, Grip, Is
now invading many homes and striking
down the young uli old who are weak
on predisposed ,o disease,
IL Is nov Well known that the disease
spreads rapidly TO the various members
of the households into which II has
been introduced II accords with the
theory of Infection also, that the dis
ease has usually attacked the persons
liable 10 Infection Dr. Richard Sise-
lY IN his book on Epidemic lnauen-
a. says the disease IS almost entire-
ly propagated by infection.
In past winter seasons il has been
fully and happily demonstrated that
Paine's Celery Compound Us a tower OF
safety when grip Is prevalent When
this scientific and hcalth-givlng medi-
cine IS used. ID strengthens the nervous
ceuters OF all the vital organs; Il puri-
fes the blood, regulates digestion, gives
a healthy tone 10 the whole system, en-
abling young and old 10 feel secure
from the mvagos Of disease. Weak,
nervous, dyspeptc and alling people
will lind I'm Paine's Celery compound
"a true protector apd shield from the
dangers Of grip. A trial Of one bottle
will Danish all existing doubts.
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LEHi
PROSPECTIVE WEDDINGS.
Rhodes Family Reunion Engineer
ingalls, TO Visit Sugar Factories.

Special Correspondence.
Lehi. Utah Co, Feb. 6.-There are
quite number more weddings
booked FOR the very near future. Mr..
John f. Cutler and Miss Pearl Fowler
on the 95th OF this month. Mr.. Victor
Thomas and Miss Wright and Mr. Leo
Jacobs and Miss Florence Glchrist, will
end their single blissedness at an early
date.
Mr.. NJ w. ingalls,. consulting engi-
neer OF the Utah Sugar company. viii
leave today for Cleveland, Ohio and
will visit en- route the beet sugar fac
tories 90 Eaton toveland and Greeley
OF Colorado, Mr.. ingalls, ls making this
trlp ga The interest Of the Utah Sugar
Go. and other projected enterprises.
RHODES FAMILY REUNION
The second annual reunion Of the
Alonzo u. Rhodes families were held
last evening IN the Lehi Opera house.
AZ o'clock IN the afternoon an excel
lent Diulian Was rendered ana at .
D. m. sumptuous repast was INDUCED
In by the wives, children and grand
children. numbering IN all something
over co persons NTH 20 invited friends
In the evening a grand ball was given
In which over go invited guests par.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Notice is hereby given IN At the stockholi-
ers Of The Patailne OF Company Of Utah,
WIN meet az Ms onlce. No. 52l Constitution
Rulldlng. salt lake CITY. Utah. on Monday.
the 9nd day Of March. lpa ~ The hour OF
ai31 m, Tor the election OF Boarl ot pirec.
Tor, and omclrs Cor the ensuing year, and
To transact such other business As may prop
efly come before the meeting
DIR CLARENcr JARRETT, Secretary.
Salt Lake city Feb 8. 1903
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NOTICE or SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS
MELTING

salt Lake City, Utah, January "a 1904
Notice /, hereby glyen that a special meet
inf on tho stockholders % ths CLARA copper
Mining IS Milling company Is hereby called
h. BE- hold az the ONCE ~ said company,
loans .lta5 TemDleton Building salt Lake
tltr. Utah on tle 2ist day u February, A.
ID iQal Or the hour ~ cock b.. o.. Tor TIE
pnrnoso Of subnittlug 20 u vote OF The stock
holders the question OF Increasing Tue cApi-
tai stock Of this corporation 80 thit same
shall be 5000 shares, q the par value u ten
cents each Henry &. LuND,
Secretary.
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a Mothsr. Rcco mmendatIon.

7 have used Chamberlains Cough
Remedy for number Of years and
have no hesitanoy In saying that II is
the best remedy for coughs. colds and
Group | have ever used In my family.
| have not words to express my conf
dence In this remedy Mrs j. A. Moore,
North Star, Mich. For sale by all drug
gists.
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NOTICE Oh DISSOLUTION or PART.
NERsIlIf

Notice Is hereby given, TO whom Il
may concern: That the undersigned,
Co-partners doing business as Hines
Mercantile Company, have this day dis
solved their co-partnefship by mutual
consent Mr. Pierce retiring from the
num and Mr.. Hines continuing the Uusi-
ness under the old name,
MIR Hines assumes all the indebted
ness Of the firm and will collect all
accounts due the hrn,
Il. G., HINES,
L. G. PIERCE.
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The Pennsylvanla Special
The Pennsylvania Limited,

And four more fast trains run daily
Chicago to New York via Pennsylvania
Short Lines. The Special leaves Chi
cago Union Station twelve noon, the
Limited at $3.50 p. m Other through
trains for New York at 1906 a, m. 1905
noon. 300 y. m. and ll:l5 p. m. For
schedules and particulars apply 20 Geo,
T. HUI. Dist Agt., $40 18th St., Den
yer, Colo
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pELINounNr NorIcr.

Park City Superior Mining Co. Prin-
cipal place Of business Salt Lake City.
Utah Notice There are delinquent
upon the following described stock on
account Of assessment LEVIED on the
2Sth day Of January, 1908, the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the
respective shareholders ~ follows;
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LOA
Wedding OF Miss Nettic Pace and
Mr.. Daniel Brian.
snecial Correspondence.

Special CofTespOndence.
Loa, Wayne Co. Feb. 6,--Miss Nettle
Pace. the only daughter Of William
Pace, q prominent citizen OF this city,
and Mr. Daniel Brian were married TO-
day. The couple ARE very popular
young people OF this town and host
Of friends Join in well wishes
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the regular an
nual meeting OF The stockholders OF the Rev
enne Mining company viii b. hold Al the
romfanys Office No. s. Board OF lrads
building az $50 pm. on Tuesday February
ilth lQSi l. q. BURTON. Prest
Il. n HILLS secy.
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NORTH OGDEN.
soUrHwIcK. ELLIS NuprlALs.
suddcu Death OF Miss Mary Jones'
School Outing Ward Anniversary.
Special Correspondence.


North Ogden, Weber Co., Feb. A.
The whole community has been made
20 feel keenly the shock OF the sudden
death from heart f,ilure last evening
OF Sister Mary Jones, a highly re-
speoted citizen Of this place, IN her 52nd
year. on the evening OF her death
she had supper with Aunt Ruth
Walker, and on returning home was
visiting for q few minutes with the
family OF j. w Rex, when the sum-
mons came, taking her on instantly.
She was born in the town OF Ponty-
prldd, South Wales. Jan. g. 1862, emf
grated to Utah IN 1895, and settled IN
North ogden, whore she has resided
ever since, well respected by all and,
In fact, Il can be said Of her that she
leaves no enemies behind her
The funeral services will be held
Sunday at p. an. In the North ogden
mCctinghouse.
Our schools had their annual sleigh
ride yesterday, visiting number OF
schools Of the county.
Elder Romney is canyasslng our
ward IN the interest OF the local Y. NJ.
NJ. !. association.
sOUTHWfCK-ELLIS NuPTIALs.
Chas r.. Ellis. son OF our respected
townsn,an, +. w. Ellis, a former resi-
dent Of North Ogden, but now OF Idaho,
was married this week In the Salt Lake
Temple to MISC Louise souihwick Of
Liberty. The reception win be held
at the residence OF his parents In North
Ogden
The North ogden Canal Co, held its
annual meeting last Monday, passed
upon the annual inancil report levied
the same assessment as the previous
year and reelected the former board
OF directors.
The 18th inst. viii be the 50th ami
yersary OF the organization Of this
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-07

one Minute Cough Cure gives relief
In one minute, because II Kills the ml-
crobe which tickles the mucous mem
bfane, causing the cough. and az the
same time clears the phlegm, draws
cut the inflammation and heals and
soothes the affected parts, one Min
ute Cough Cure Strengthens the lungs,
wards on pneumonia and Is as harm
less and never falling cure IN all cura-
bic cases Of Coughs. Colds and Group.
One Minute Cough Cure Is pleasant TO
take. harmless and good alike for
young and old
Y. c. NJ. /. Drug store, ii2-ili Main
Street.
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LOGAN.
WILL VOTE on FRANCHISE.
Home Telephone Proposition 10 be
Submitted 60 Citizens.
SPECIAL Correspondence.

Special Correspondence
Logan. Cache Co. Feb. 5.-Marshal
Crockett today arrested l. d. Davis,
who "a wanted IN Salt Lake for forgery
The arrest was made In accordance
with telephone Instructions from the
Salt r.afe county sheriff and u is ey-
pectei a deputy win arrive from Salt
Lake this evening 70 take the prisoner
back 60 the capital.
OBTAINED A DIVORCE.
In The First district court today.
Judge Hart granted decree OF divorce
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PROVO.
FUNERAL SERVICES
or Wilson y. Dusenberry and Mrs.
Frank sackett.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence,
Provo. Utah Co., Feb. 6.--The funeral
services over the remains Of Wilson $.
Dusenberry, held yesterday afternoonin
the Sixth ward westinghouse, were at
tended by many relatives and friends
OF the young man and Of the family.
Company q, N q. T., OF which the
deceased was member attended In
body. The following speakers address
ed the congregation: Elder w. $. Raw
lings. President Joseph Is. Keller, Pres
ident David John and Elder Wilson H
Dusenberry,
The speakers at the funeral Of Mrs.
Frank Sackett held from the Pleasant
View Westinghouse yesterday were
Elder Il. IL. Cluff, Bishop Alexander
Gillespie, Elders John r. Stubs and
Charles Conrad There was a large
attendance at the services.
GARDEN CITY NOTES,
Jake WestfalI has been appointed
deputy fish and game warden by Coun-
ty Warden Slade,
An interesting meeting OF the three
quorums OF Seventy in this city the
Thirty-fourth the Forty-flfth and the
One Hundred and Twenty-third was
neld last evening. Instructive addresses
on Gospel subjects were made by menu
Lers of the Forty-flfth and one Hun
bred and Twenty third quorums. Two
ether international quorum meetings
will be held one the first Thursday in
March and the other the first Thursday
IN April,
James Il. Daniels, Jr., has sold his
residence in the city and purchased the
farm of Samuel Adams, south OF the
city on the Springville road, Mr. Adams
takes the Daniels home in the deal,
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pANGUITCh.
IN JUDGE CHIDESTER's COURT.
Probate and Othor Cases Continu-
Gus Snow.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Pangultch, Garfield Co., Feb. I.--Th 3
December term Of the district court Of
the Sixth judicial district was opened
here on the 3lst Of January, Judge
john r. Chichester presiding and the
following proceedings We're had
In The case Of State OF Utah rs James
W. Woodheal and Edgar Riddle case
set for Apn z
The estate az Maria u. Hall, de-
censed administrator presented his an
nual report which was approved by
the court
Estate Of Neils p. Glove, deceased;
case was set for April Z.
The estate Of Sophia X. p. Glove, the
administrator presented his annual re-
port which was approved. Case set for
April is.
The estate Of John Myers, deceased
final report Of estate filed; case set
for FINAL disposition April s.
The case of James Glove ct al VS. NJ.
W. Evans, as administrator Of the
estate of Neils p Glove, deceased, set
fer April 8.
llyrum Williams VS. j. S. Riddle. Il. j.
Riddle and Isaac Riddle; set for April
Sidney Manning VS. Hyrum Bailey
ana Charles Bailey: set for April 3.
The court appointed John $. Seyy
bailif for the year 1903.
Court adjourned subject TO the fur
ther call of the judge.
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GoaIs-From Held, Stanton 10, Slew
art 4, smith 8, o. Lund /, Christy 2,
klrkham 3; from free throw. Lund 8,
Webb missed, Lund /, fouls called,
on stanton l, Stewart /, Smith /, Doris
!, 'Kirkham 3, Adams ].
Bert Rasmussen referee Smith and
Hirschvogel, umpires; Grow. scorer,
Hicks, timer,
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BY resolution OF the board Of direc-
tors passed Jan 30, 1903, the date OF
sale Of the above stock Is extended to
Feb. 20. 1908, on which date the sale
VIII be held. ERNEST w. SALT,
Secretary.
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And IN accordance wi,h law and an
order OF the board ot directors made
on the goth day % December 1902, so
many shares Of each parcel Of said
stCcK as may be necessary WIN be sold
al No. 80 Commercial block Second
South. Salt Lake City, on the 18th day
OF February, at the hour Of 2 o'clock
y. m. ERNEST w. SALT.
Secretary.
No. l2-A west First South, Salt Lake
City, Utah,
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HAVE You THE CHURCH woRKs'
No Latter-day Saints home should
be without a set Of the standard
Church publications on the center
tables or In the library. Send for the
new free catalogue. Deseret News Book
Store. Salt Lake City. Utah.
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CONTINUED SNOW.

Last Sunday Il showed nearly all
day leaving about six inches Of "the
beautiful" on tor Of the amount al
ready on the ground, and last night the
thermometer got down TO 20 degrees
blow zero, and some yeryuncompliment-
Any expressions were made by some Of
or citizens, about the weather mas
Our streets have not been free from
srow, and that enough TO sleigh ride
ON. since the first fan last November.
\ number Of children are aillng here
on account of colds and Group.
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ilcipated, Fro, Alonzo d. Rhodes, who
was one Of the early pioneers Of this
slalepassed to the great beyond several
years ago.
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l. D, S, U, Played Horse With B,
VA Basket Ball Team,
WON OUT BY FORTY POlNl rs.
Opening Game of tho state League
Results In Horrible Slaughter.
Tune Was ~ 10 Z,

The L. D. S. Z. basketball team
slaughtered the b. Y. A. aggregation at
the local gymnasium yesterday after
noon In the first game of the state col
lege league. Although the score was
~ TO and looks somewhat bad for the
Proyoites on paper the game Itself was
"a gem, although, perhaps a liltle too
one sided to please the non-partisan on
locker. The Saints proved themselves
too fast for the visitors.
From the time The BAH was first
tossed the Saints were on deck, SO much
so that during the first six minutes OF
the game they scored IS points; their
team work was splendid, The b. y. A.
boys were also somewhat handicapped
owing 20 the fact that they were away
from home and the hospitality exteHd-
ed to the stranger within the gates c0n-
sisted of the brand commonly known aB
"bawling out" The gymnasium was
packed to suffocaton by the friends Of
the SAT- Lakers and the manner In
which they yelled caustic criticisms at
the visitors was calculated 70 unnerye
from Garden city So demonstratiVe
did the l., d. S T. students become AZ
one time that President j. II. Paul en-
tered q protest ana called for order gem
orally during which proceeding the
game was delayed After this the eplcs
and odes that had been chanted Win
the idea OF belittling the efforts of
the visitors and otherwise "rattllng"
them generally, were OF the Beau
Brummel order.
The first half was marked by the
swift team work Of the l.. d. S. and
goals were scored from all over the
iloor even the backs taking hand in
the proceedings The score stood AZ he
call Of time, 80 to in favor Of the SAT-
Lakers
In the second half the Provo boys
plucked up a little and took no great
heed Of the gibes Of the unregenerate
with the result that the score eventual
~ stood as indicated above. For the
home talent Stanton and Chnsty played
a nearly faultless game. For the Wis.
itors kirkham was the bright and
sclntllatlng star, The summary Of the
puQuuOtpl Ia gubfniped,
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PRO
bate Division, in and for Salt Lake
County, state Of Utah. In the matter
of the estate Of Axel p Olander de-
ceased Notice The petition Of Ebba
Sophie Olander praying for the issu-
ance TO herself of Letters OF Admins
traton in the estate Of Axel =, Olan-
der deceased, has been set for hearing
ON Friday, the 18th day OF February,
A. d. 1908, at 10 o'clock a. m. at the
County Court House, iG the Court
Room OF said Court IN Salt Lake City,
Salt Lake County, Utah.
Witness the Clerk OF said CocTt viii
the seal thereof affixed this SOth SIS. 81
January, a. D. 1903.
0Seal) JOHN JAMES, Clerk
BY j. L, ELDREDGE, JR., Deputs
Clerk
Stewart & Stewart, Attys. for pe.i-
toner
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LYNN's NEW RECORD.
Elk Bowler Establishes a New Mark
49, Tailenders Take a Game.

7 W ~ uNaW IVhS SuVVNtUtI TlHI nIEhI
IN holding up their end Of the bowling
tournament on the Harmonic alleys by
winning three of the five games from
the Elks although the score pulled
them back just 10 notches on the per
centum table, A feature Of the affair
was the good bowling of Lynn of the
Elks team, who set new mark. Ha
rolled up a total Of 95S points for the
fye games, or an average of lgl 3-h.
thus beating the former record Of s33
held by Zimmerman Of the Brunswick
team. Salisbury, the new Elk bowler,
also made good showing, coming
second with the total Of $50, or an aver
age OF III 10. Despite these two good
scores the Brunswick won by dint OF
steady work The following tells the
tale,