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GEO W. RITTER. Secretary.
NOIICE OF LEVY OF ASSESSMENT.

The Grand Gulch Mining Company, n
corporation, organized under the laws OF
Utah. Location Of principal place Of bust.
ness Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County,
State II Utah, Notice is hereby given
that at meeting OF the directors OF said
company, held on the 1th day Of January,
1905. at the Office OF the company, an as
sossment of four cents per share was
levied on the capital stock Of the corpor.
alton, payable Immediately 10 the Secre-
tary Of tho company, at the Office Of the
company at number CO west Second
South street, In Salt Lake City. Utah
ANY stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on the s,h day OF Fob.
ruary. 1894. will be delinquent and adyer.
tsed for sale at public auction ana un.
less payment Is made before. will be sol
on the 9th day OF February 1901, at 2
o'clock y. M, OF said day, to pay the
delinquent assessment together with the
cost Of advertising ana expenses OF sale.
W r. JENNINGS, Secretary,
6 West Second South Street, Salt Lake
CIty Utah.
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5000 ACRE ROSE FARM.

a vast flower garden OF 5000 acres
is what Ohio horticulturists propose to
establish In the delta section Of Mis-.
sissippi. They propose TO have a very
large rose farm and ship roses and
cuttings TO every part Of the United
States. During the last week 5000
acres OF land In Talahatchie county,
Mississippi near Tutnler on the Lake
Cormorant branch Of the Yazoo and
Mississippi Valley railroad, have been
purchased.
Memphis has been decided upon at
the distributing center Arrangements
will soon be made for early planting
in the spring. The first seasons cut
tlngs will be planted for the following
seasons marketing.
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NOTICE TO WATER USERS.

state Engineers Office, Salt Lake City,
Utah. Jan q lNi.-Notlce is hereby civ.
On that George g. Lambert Jr. trustee
for Salt Lake City Corporation. the
Utah a. Salt Lake Canal Company the
East Jordan Irrigation Company. the
South Jordan Canal Company. and tho
North Jordan Irrigation Company. cor
purations whose posioltico address Is Salt
Lake city, Utah has made application In
accordance with the requirements Of
Chapter 100 Of the Session Laws OF Utah
1873 TO appropriate TWO 90 sccOnd-feet of
the unappruprlated water flowing In Will
low Creek, a tributary Of Jordan River in
Salt Lake County Utah. 10 be diverted
10y means of gate In the side Of the
iiume through which Willow Creek Is now
conducted over the Galena Canal and %
be conducted through the said Gaena
Canal for a distance II about q, 40 feet
from said point Of diversion t. the United
states Smelter where the water will be
used az all times during each year when
prior appropri0tors are not entitled 10 liz
use for supplying said smelter with water
for generating steam, cooling Jackets.
granuating Stag. etc. In lieu II that to
be taken from said Galena Canal and
stored In Utah Lake by the said city and
canal companies. After having been 80
diverted and used the water will be re-
turned to the natural channel " Jordan
River at point Immediately west Of said
shelter
All protests against the granting Of said
application, stating the reasons therefor
must be made IN writing and filed In this
office after thirty (3O days and before
sixty (e0l days from the date hereof
A Y. DOREMUS. state Engineer
first publication Jan. %; last. Feb,
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that at meet.
Ing for the directors Of the Illinois Min.
ING q Milling Company, held on the md
day Of January, ls0, an assessment Of
onc.seyenth Of a cent per share being
assessment No Q, was levied on the can,
ital stock Of tho corporation, said assess.
mont being due and payable AZ once u
the Secretary. at the office Of the Com
pany, 80 D. T. Walker Building Salt
Lake City Utah.
Any and all stock upon which this as
sessment remains unpaid on Tuesday. the
9TH day OF February, 1901, will boz dclIn.
quent and advertised for sale at public
auction, and unless payments are made
before, Will be sold ON Friday, the 18th
day Of February, 1904. al clock, p. M.
nj the Company's Office 20 pay the delln-
quent assessment thereon. together With
the cost Of advertising and expense Of
sale.
By order Of the Board OF Directors
NJ u. JOHNSON, Secy.
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ing was set for Monday at 2 p. m. and
his bond was fixed at $3.50.
MAD BuLL RUNS AMUCK.
An Infatuated bull belonging to the
ogden Packing company escaped from
the slaughter yards this morning and
went on rampage through the pr-in.
cipal streets Of the city, The mad
dened animal attempted 10 attack Il
number OF people In It's course, but for
tunately all escaped without injury.
Finally the bull was overtaken near
the Catholic school, where II was shot
by Deputy Sheriff Sebrlng.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
DR.. Frank Parker, veterinary surgeon.
formerly located In ogden. has gone 10
Wyoming to inspect sheep for the
government
Mr.. and Mrs James Cooper have re-
turned from Idaho.
The A. o. Y, w. lodges OF the city
have joint installation tonight with
initiation OF 10 new candidates.
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AcETYLENE GAS EXPLOSION.

The Coalvlle Coop. had a narrow
escape from serious FIRE today. The
store Is illuminated with acetyene gas,
which Is generated in the basement One
something and while there he struck a
match, which ignlted the gas that hal
been escaping and had filled the room.
In the explosion which followed the par
~ was lifted quite distance and thrown
10 the ground, The blaze caught some
burlaps and started fire but II was
soon eNtInguished. The conclusion broke
WAS seriously hurt; one OF the boys was
slightly burned only.
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ST. GEORGE.
RAID ON ILLICIT WINERIES.
Or. J. NJ. Tanner Lectures Warm and
Dusty IN Dixie,

Dusty IN Dixie,
Special Correspondence.
ST. George Washington Co. Feb. a.
DR. George w. Middleton, OF Cedar
city Is In 81, George visiting his for
mer patients and attending to other
business
Dr. j. NJ. Tanner Is also spending n
short time In our midst In the interest
Of his daughters health. Tonight he
lectures In the stake tabernacle ON.
What the nations are doing" and to-
morrow night An, Palestine and Zlon-
ism"
The officers have been making IL
warm for the Illicit wine yenders late
lY -Four were convicted AZ Santa
Clara and two In ST. George on Monday
last They We're assessed fines ranging
nom S22 20 $3.50. Those not caught
are badly frightened, and the effect Viii
no doubt be wholesome The officials
have started IN IN earnest 10 root out
this pernlulous traffic, which has long
stood as the one great detrlnent TO
Dixie
The weather continues warm and
pleasant Ideal Tor visiting lnvalids
but rain sufficient 20 settle the clouds
Of dust would be an agreeable change.
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ANNUAL MEETING.

Notice Is hereby given that there will be
a meeting Of the stockholders Of the Utah
First South ST.. Salt Lake City Utah, at
p m, on Tuesday Feb 9th, 1904 for the
election " officers. and the transaction OF
such other business as may legally come
before said meeting
r. w. MADSEN Secretary.
Date Of publication, Jan, 29th. 1904
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And I'M UCCOfdHnUu Win Tho INV and an
order q the Board VI Directors. made on
tho.l6th day Of December, 1919 50 many
shares az each parccl Of said stock as
may be necessary vii be sold az public
auction az the office VI the secretary SOl
West South Temple street, salt Lake
city UtGh. on Saturday, tho 18th day OF
February. 1904. al 3 o'clock p. M Tn pay
delinquent assessments together with tho
cost OF advertising ana expense OF sale
THEODORE NlSrROM
Secretary and Treasurer
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AYernRe
Tnial pupils $50

Al the board meeting last night only
one bid was received by the board for
he corner lot fronting on Twenty-hfth
and Grant, known as the Central school
corner. The bid was by Geo, Il. Maule,
who had raised his former bid OF $4,000
10 $4,000. The bid was rejected,
She treasurer's report was received
and other regular business disposed Of
a, the session. The superintendent and
clerk went to Salt Lake TO attend thu
convention OF county and city supet'
iutendents
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ANA In accordance with law and an or
der OF the Board " Directors made De-
ccmber ~ 1909, 80 many shares OF each
parcel Of stock hs may be necessary will
be sold at the Companys office, Room
i22, Mccormick Brck, Salt Lake city,
Utah, on tho g}rd day Of February, 1901.
at u O'Clock m. 20 pay delinquent assess
ments thereon, together with the costs
OF advertising and expense OF sale
ROBERT SHELTON, Secretary.
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DEATH OF EMMA MORLEY.

Mrs, Emma Morley, aged 50 years, died
Feb 2 Of general debility. Deceased was
coming here In pioneer days. and endured
many hardships and priyations She was
u faithful Latter.day Saint, The funer.
al services were held today. President
NJ W. Taylor and Elder George Beard
were the speakers. After the services
the body was taken TO Upton and laid
TO rest beside her husband, who preceded
her number OF pears ago,
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STOCKHOLDERS, MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the Stockholders
Of the Eureka Hill Mining Company for
the election of officers and the transac-
ton OF such other business as may prop
crly come before the meeting. will be held
at the Offices of the company, IN the Des-
oret National Bank Building. East First
South street, In Salt Lake City, Utah, on
Tuesday February l6 1894, at Y o'clock,
noon.
l.nn ~ r1n,r.n r.-..L....
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DELINQUENT SALE.

Bank OF England Mining Company.
Principal place Of business, Salt Lake
NY, Itah There are delinquent upon the
following described stock on account Of
assessment No. enc ~, levied Deem
Der 18Th, 1903 the several amounts set OPP
poate the names Of the respective share
holders as follows,
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STONE, IDAHO.
COTTAM.OLESON NUpTIALS.
Death of II. II. Sparks Eight Inches OF
SNOW Hay - Ton.

Special Correspondence.
Stone, Oneida Co., Ida. Feb. l,-Mr,
c. Oleson OF this place and Miss Jane
Cottam were married last week, They
have the best wishes Of the community
for a prosperous voyage through life.
on Jan. lG MIR, H. ii. Sparks, mana
ger OF Bannock Sawmill company died
az the ogden hospital Of softenlng Of
the brain aged 81 years.
ON Jan. % the infant son OF MrJames
Cottam Of Snowyille died Of pneumonia,
The infant son Of Mr.. Mart Jensen
was very sick Of pneumonia but Is now
improving and with care will soon he
well again.
Considerable sickness prevails In this
part OF the country,
Hay is selling at the rate Of 81 per
ton buyers taking October measure
ment.
There is about eight inches Of snow
and II is badly drifted In places Sleigh
ing is good, and stock is doing well
here,
Another car of NeWhnl NaVels has
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pELIsQuEsr NOTICE.

Principal place of business Salt Lake
CITY, TITAN Notice There Is delinquent
upon the following described stock ON ac-
count Of assessment No. levied on the
18th day of December, 1913. the several
amounts set opposite the names Of the
respective Shareholders as follows
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DELINQUENT sALE.

la Refine Mining Company Principal
Notice. There ro delinquent upon tuo
following described stock on account 0f
assessment $50 d. lowed December. 2oth,
1919. the several amounts SET opposite tho
names ut tho respective shareholders az
follows.
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES,
Consult County Clerk or the respective
slgners for further Information.

NsNN'o '"' iu.Au.I HiiolHe'iOh'
IN THE THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Court, In ana for Salt Lake County, state
OF Utah, Department No, |. In the matter
Of the estate OK Joseph Bull. Deceased.
Notice--The petition Of Zina Hyde Bull
praying for the admission TO Probate OF
a certain document, purporting 10 be the
last VIII and Testament Of Joseph Bull.
deceased and for the granting Of Letters
Iestamentary 20 herself has been set
Tor hearing on Friday, the 18th day %
February, a. D. 1904 at 10 O'Clock a. m.
az the County Court House, In the Court
Room Of said Court In Salt Lake City,
salt Lake County, Utah.
Witness the Clerk Of said Court with
the seal thereof affixed this 18th day Of
(seaD JOHN JAMES. Clerk
a. Miner, Attorney for Petitioner.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PRO
bate Division, IN and FOR Salt Lake Coun-
~, state Of Utah. In the matter OF the
estate Of Robert NJ. Dausie, Deceased
Notice Tho petition u Robert Dande
praying OF tho Issuance 20 himself Of
Letters Of Administration in the estate Of
Robert NJ Dauslc, deceased. has been set
t9r hearing on Friday, the 18th day Of
February, A. d, 1874, at ~ o'clock a. m,
az the County Court House. In the Court
Room Of said Court Ia Salt Lake City
salt Lake County Utah
Witness the Clerk % said Court with
the seal thereof affixed, this Srd day
Of February, a. y. lsN
(SeaD JOHN JAMES, Clerk.
py David II. Davies. Deputy Clerk
Henderson, Pierce, Critchlow & Bar
rett Attorneys for Petitioner.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO-
bate Division, In and for Salt Lake Coun-
~, state Of Utah. IN The matter II the
estate Of William Y. Morris, Deceased.
Notlce.--Thc petition Of Nancy c. Nor
rIs, Administrators Of the estate OF VIII
liam V, Morris, deceased. praying for the
settlement OF final account Of said adj
minlstmtriX, and for the distribution OF
the residue of said estate 10 the persons
entitled, has been set FOR hearing on
Friday the 10Th day Of February, a. u.
1904 at 10 o'clock IT, No. at tho County
Court House, IN the Court Room OF said
Court IN Salt Lake city. Salt Lake Coun-
~, Utah.
Witness the clerk Of said Court with
the seal thereof affixed this End day u
February, A. D. l@i
lscaD JOAN JAMES, Clerk.
by David g. Davies Deputy Clerk
f. c. a G.. J.. LOofborrOw, Attorneys
for Petitioner
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permanent Improvement Of our county
roads. Though one Of the most fertile
valleys In the state and filled with an
energetic population, Cache valley has
the poorest public highways In the COM
monwealth The hauling Of milk alone
from thousand homes to the cream
cries over bad roads affects the profits
OF every milk producer And likewise
with the transportatlons OF sugar beets,
grain, hay, lumber and passengers TO
and fro. The first cost OF engine, cars
and track would soon be saved by the
improved roads. The commissioners
viii have the backing OF large ma
jority Of the taxpayers of Cache coun-
~ II they VIII without delay purchase
and equip a gravel tramway and put
1t 10 constant use until all county
roads are first class.
The following deputy assessors were
appointed by the commissioners.
Logan, Richard Yeates; Mend0n, d,
p, Bird; Mllville, Martin Olson; Wells
ville Alex b. Maughan; Lewiston, n,
Il, Lewis.
CITY COUNCIL SESSION.
The city council, Wednesday night,
confirmed S. Holt, the mayors nominee
for city watermaster. by a vote Of six
10 four
The city auditor refuses to pay the
increased salary OF the mayor ard mar
shall because the salary ordinance was
passed after these officers were elected,
and the city attorney rules against 1t,
o. S. L, DEPOT BURGLARIzED.
The offices Of the oregon Short Line
Railway was entered last night by
burglars. who entered by breaking a
windcN glass, and about $50 was taken
from the companys safe which, how
ever was left unlocked. The officers
have suspicious on some young local
toughs, who have been known for some
time as hoodlums,
WEDDING PERMITS.
The following licenses to wed have
been issued by CleTs, Larsen:
Adam Gneiting, Logan.
Susanna Trub, Logan 90
+, NJ, Hopes, Jr.. Stafford, Ariz...2i
c. X. Child, Fairview. Wyou.n...20
A, c. Allen, Weston, lda.....u".4
Rachel NJ. Chapman, Preston ....l9
Ebenezer o. Wilcox, Fielding .,"u.2i
Iva Belle Loury, Pocatello. ,.,".,l9
James W. Nelson, College ,.n,.".,.20
Myrtle Wyatt Kington, Wellsville q
Thomas Hendry, WellsvIlle...,,,.,u21
Nancy Baugh, WellsvIlle...,.r..2O
Lester Clements, Hubbard, u,,..."22
Elizabeth Claye. ReXburg ".,...,17
William Chadwick, Franklin ..,..,n47
Annette Wilson, Smlthheld "..u.4O
Another car OF Newhall Naves has
inst arrlNnd ON the nnrknl
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CAINEVILLE.
SUMNER WEATHER IN WAYNE
District school Closed Through Sickness
Farmers Prepare for Spring work.

Farmers Prepare for Spring work.
Special Correspondence.
Calneville. Wayne Co., Utah, Feb. 3.
I'VE are having summer weather.
Farmers are busy preparing for spring.
John W. Carroll has gone back TO
Green River to carry mail
Many OF our people intend going to
Loa to conference to be held Feb. Z
and s.
The little afflicted daughter Of Blsh-
op Hanks Is a little better but stll
very low.
District school was closed last week,
owing to sickness.
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OGDEN DEPARTMENT.

The Daily and Saturday News delv-
cred by carrier. Any complaints as 10
service will be promptly rcttihed by the
clrculator.
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REYNOLDS CREDITORS MEET

The hrst meeting OF creditors In the
bankruptcy proceed%rs OF A. ID, f.
Reynolds was held yesterday, the ex-
animation being before Referee Thomas
MalOney.
The most important feature Of the
proceedings was the agreement OF the
creditors on the appointment Of y, s.
Rolapp as trustee TO take charge OF
The property Of REYNOLDS pending the
adjudication Of the litigation
JOHN w. WADMAN DEAD.
At Warren. Weber county John w.
Wadman died Feb L. He was the son
81 H. H. and Naomi Wadman and was
porn IN Wilson, Weber county, Utah,
May ~, 1889 He leaves a wife, five
sons and two daughters, father and
mother and two brothers, ]. +. and u.
" Wadman, besides n large circle OF
relatives and friends The funeral SER
wees VIII be held from the Warren
Weuhghouse Sunday at l O'clock,
DISTRICT COURT.
District court business was transact
% Yesterday before Judge Rolapp as
farr vs. Lawrence, order made with
WaWlng all stock in excess of AZ. 500
,aares In the Gold Mountain Keystone
aiming company
IN the case Of the state vs. Wells, an
uuiiler was made for the withdrawal OF
me page Of the hotel register of the
8gden House which was used as EVIL
lehce IN the Wells Hickey and Monroe
cases. w" "i'''''N
q. H. Winsow. Jr., was arralgned
nlu lhe information charging him with
incest was read to him To which he en-.
",eu Plea of not guilty.
Leonard Bourne the young student
,.s ,u' state school for the Blind, was
mltrel committed to the reform school
s,'U ne arrives az the age OF "a. lie
an away irom the former institution
'uoot @ week ago.
,Nn ''uou was commenced In the dis
uV, ,ol'. hy Haywood q Mccormick
CU'olneys for Il. 4. Bratz against j.
carmen John Il. SandIford Maria
0Ie'ens' administrators of the estate
- os. D. stevens, deceased. and
M, "aliey The action Is TO quiet
tr,, upe OF lots 10 and 20. block s. Cen.
ba VA addition, Il Is alleged that
49, iendanls claim and assert an in
"'''' 10 SAID land adverse to plaintiff.
PROBATE MATTERS.
u h,ale ana guardianship Of Ethel
'en e, el aL, minors, Petition for
ro r'l NATION OF agreement OF parti-
E,, nv, 'esi estate granted
ts,l,,,''e nl Elyin j. NeWklrk. deceased.
SD"h lor order requiring N H. Hem
so',stI executor 10 render final ac.
~, ana Tor Cccreo OF Distribution
'1esglbued for one week.
p,,Na,e of John Hooper. deceased, no.
ssd Nav roy admission 10 probate OF Wlu
MI, V' etleb tegtamentary. Wnl nd
pS a. letters Issued 20 n. u. John.
nsr ' ,'e or Mike Dunn, deceased. pen.
ust wv letters 90 administration. Ia.
Nv w james y. Holland. Bond kiaO
Az i'e of Anna Maria Hanson prlek
n,. W.. eased petlilon for lotters N
Nored n" pohlt non Ap-
,,alo of Sarah Il Wood, . ,,asal,
tNl.,. roy approval allowance and
% h, M, oI annual account referred
49,. OF Elizabeth Ann Faulkner
hti,,. petition for ieliors of ad.
tnl 4, '''on Issued 90 lamea Faalkner
"HNN+p WITH HoVsEnReAK.
ING
'At ii't6 Who uas arf.stos y..t.,
~ utn sinarng nM hom
ns .'l h0irl Nss aulat.l h..
M. ls hoHe'l ,he m0nIag oa th.
" 9'ussblesAlDs ilia bsil
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IDAHO FALLS.
oLDLADY SERIOUSLY BURNED
sugar Factory Notes mr. u, Z. Jones
Dead serious Fire Choir social.


Special Correspondence,
Idaho Falls Bingham Co, Idaho
Feb. "A serious accident which will
probably be fatal befell the aged
mother OF Mr.. A. J. Thaman, MAJ
chlnest employed by me Idaho sugar
company, this morning The untoriuv
nate LADY. who ls nearly blind was
very severely burned while dressing
herself near hey bedroom nrc and as "a
result "a I'm a critical condition The
injuries extend hom hor walsh 90 hor
knees and are very painful nr llar.
rs "a doing every INNS no can tn ans.
waite hnr uncfngs
Everybody n ihi section ~ country
who Was lu attendance al mo recent
conference held 40 Iona WHOM the
bingham stake Naa divided seens to
Dr. trry WeIl pleased Wlth thN selection
ot oHgcga ct. or lhe new Waok.oot
stlkt
SUGAR FACTORY Norgs
Mr T H cutler lr ana Nbusr
N0bh ue hero 10m Msyw5. Mash
who're lAo lolmsr has conducted lAo
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COALVILLE,
DISTRICT COURT NOTES.
Death OF Mrs. Emma Morley -Aeetylene
Gas Explosion in Coop. Cellar.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
..Coalyllle Summit Co., Feb. Ain the
district court, In the case Of Mary II.
Nlckery ct al VS. VIM. II. Stalker et nj,
the Jury brought In verdict in favor
Of the plaintiffs, assessing the damage al
40 This action was brought to recover
damages for changing the course OF a
stream OF water out OF Its natural course
and allowing II TO run on the plaintiffs
land and washing sand and gravel there
on.
In the matter OF the estate OF Michael
Hasson, deceased Jane Coughlin was ap.
pointed eNecutrix TO act without bonds,
The district court adjourned until the
18th Of March,
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,,,,,tls.ments for the Daily Saturday
"'. s1a,l.Weekly News accepted on the
az" ,orrs az at the Salt Lake office
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nIYmNNn PAYINa sronEs-

fhp Huntington Ca,op. slago un u0,
oNN gar|iAl under lho management of
~ J. Harmon, has declared a Dividend
oi \ per cont which II d pay.ng over
ihe counter i0 tho aharoh1aora
Tao llHntutlnn N0nanlIn onnnanY.
nfh q amM .llah M hNo has AZ.
Glazed a llNNohi W Nh p0l anl uOirr
lhs aNe,upn 70 Geo ~ Nllloh