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PROMINENT PERFORMERS NOW IN TOWN

Richard Mansfield. Mrs Fiske
David Warfeld Msude Adams.
Otis Skinner Fritz Scher.
laWrsuce D'Orssy. Pay Davis
Etienue Cfrardot. Blanche Bates
William FaVersham Grace Elliston
Dallas Wexford Louise Closer.
Son. Mason. Lila Gilmore.
Fuller Nelifsh Florence Rockwell
Joseu1 Wbeelock IT, Christie Macdonald.
Francis Wilson. Elsie JAMS
George n. Conan Marie keisenhoHer-
Guy STANDING Anleiia Bingham-
Ilerbert Sleath Beatrice Morgan.
'seoTge Arliss Netue Deufias
Henry Wooar7r Grace Van Studdlford.
DE wolf Hopper peiia FOX
Frank keenan,. Marie Dresslei
tBarles Pjc7n,an Grace Filkius
Frederick ne pelleyllle Eleanor Barr.
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coLsR AGAINST GRANTING FRANCHISE

Borough President coer opposed the granting OF
franchise 10 the New York city Connecting Rail
way Company ar a dinner Of the Brooklyn League
given for James McIIeeH. its retiring president A.
the Hotel Imperial Brooklyn last night Con-
troer Metz said he believed the city should SHOW
the utmost nberality" 70 the railway company.
Among the other speakers Congressman
calder, the Rev. Or. =. MCGEE Waters and Gen
eral G. W. Wingate.
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Mr.. RockEFELLeR OUT FOR A WALK
TBy Telegraph TO The Tribune

Lakewood, y. J.. April 2.-Wearing his new
wig and a gray suit. John d. Rockefeller strolled
from his house TO the middle gate on his estate
this morning He was accompanied by a man
believed 10 be John d. Archbold. Mr. Rockefeller
was observed by James Steele a neighbor who
drove a party of visitors 10 the Rockefeller
home. Mr. Steele says Mr.. Rockefeller has aged
al least FIVE years since last fall. He was bent
IN his walk and his face was drawn. Mr.. Steele
saws.
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MRS. ROOSEVELT CALLS AT PALACE.

Havana. April 2.--Alrs. Roosevelt and her chill
dren. Ethel, Archie and Quentin Roosevelt, called
on President Palma to-day. President Palma sent
a state coach 20 the wharf to receive Mrs Hoose-
welt and the children. and ade-de-camp escort
ed them TO the palace. Minister Morgan Secretary
Sleeper and Consul General Steinhardt accompanied
Mrs Roosevelt Minister Morgan entertained the
sisitors this afternoon
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CAST OF IT'S AL. YoI-R FAI-IT
GARDEN THEATRE.

Mr. hdes medley of talk and frolie called The
college Widow" has received, in time past. ample
attention. and It's present recurrence is not sugees-
i've 81 new remark. II again brought 10 the
Garden Theatre, last night, and doubt it Will
remain there, and amuse the desUtory public for
some time II Is not an important piece, but it
answers the purpose OF creating laugh. and there
FORE II is an acceptable entertainment.
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D. 3. HILL GOVERNOR swANsoNs GUEST
IBy Telegraph TO The Tribune.I

IBy TeIegraph 70 The IrIbuneI
Richmond, Va. April 2-David B. Hill, OF New
York, who has been in Camden. S. c, for his
health is passing several days in Richmond. on his
way home He will go on to Washington to-mor
row. where he will also stay several days. Mr.
Hill parried all political questions asked him; You
know | am out of politics now" he said he was
entertained at Qinner tonight by Governor swan
son who was in Congress with Mr.. Hill.
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eecepTIoN FOR EARL GREY.

Earl and Lady Grey were guests at d reception
Yesterday afternoon at the American Museum of
Natural History. given by President Morris r..
Tesun and Joseph II. Choate. Others present were
ad1, svfal Grey Lady Alexandra BeauClerk. Colo
mel Hamburg William. Captain II. o Newton ana
arthur r SIsden. Earl Grey aud his party VIII
ga 10 Washington to-dav.
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Special Notices.

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OUTGOING MAILS, WILL BE
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PING NEWS ON PAGE Ia
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PROFESSOR SHALER ILL.

Cambridge. Mass, April Professor Nathaniel
S. Shaler, the eminent geologist and dean of the
Lawrence Scientific School Of Harvard University.
has been attacked by pneumonia. following an op-
GRAFTON for appendicitis performed last week
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NEW PRoTEAN ONE ACT DRAMA.

IBy Telegraph to The Tribunel
Albany April Miss Margaret Wycherly ap-
naared at Proctor's Theatre here this afternoon
making her vaudeville debut in Bayard Veiller's
one act protean drama In Self-Defence. in
which she plays six different characters Miss
WvcherIv was called before the curtain no fewer
than nine times.
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MRS. SUSAN GRAY.

Mrs. Susan Gray the widow of Henry Peters
Gray, a member of the National Academy of De
sign, died yesterday at Galen Hall. Atlantic City
in her eighty-hfth year. Mr. Peters who died in
1877, painted more than two hundred and fifty
portraits. His painting entitled the apple of Dis
cord exhibited a the Centennial Exposition at
PHILADELPHIA in 1916
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

Observation-Disclosures T. Endicott. Panama
CanaI commission BRESLIN-Ex-M Mayor Conrad
SSast Pbiladelphia. GRAND-DT. J. L Taylor.
I2 \ TOIIsAND-W. D. Shaughnessy. United
states consular service. 1MPERIAI-Judge w. u
rtT,,s Massachusetts MANHATTAN-LA p
Shackleford Juneau Alaska; Captain E o. Sar-
ratt L. S A.
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Died.

BoNOn April . 1903 Isldo-e NJ Ron In the sash y.as
2ss Clinton ave sroosiyn On wsdnssday April a a:
p
cTSsa11AS-oH Ass his gs.a.nof 70 Sls Msa
Interalsnt Hudson y. Y
EVANS Entered into rest Monday. April = N "a.
David Lewis Evans. Ms Edwin n Msir. OF lSyas-
Tenn Funeral ser ssEysss s % wsaassasy APE. a. .
kindly omit flowers Nashville CTennl papers please
copy
F4ss5sA' NsS95.7 = n. s2g's s s..% s', ls CT: Is
late residence on Wednesday at 2sO , N.
G9DsoN-sudasnly Mareh 81. n. rssid-scs.
and friends are rssPss5faiiy invited to stisas tSs
Wslas:dsy at $50 uS iat.rnsa; % sroOEas % css,.r
asaIaAs Susan sSa1 sSI.a Hal Atlantic CIV Maaaay ssT
James Church, Atlantis CITY
his ase Funeral wsdaszday from his ats rssissnc.l
train. train fT2m Grand central station Harlem ssaiion-
a1rs BsmiTs o'f ks5S 1ao% sqn1y Sg RtSsTa SsS p z
Lakes Church. Roseiie y b on vssnsssav AS-,l a
Via Cent Central a r. r. "a leaves Ne" T'FS at sis a. m
Henry Moore LHysSer- Funeral services an rassday.
Macon str.e: srookiya Y 1sssrSss prssstS 20 ~
MARSEI-As Germantown April Mary chapman Slarvh
man FsSsTii - - easstsr % the ists George chap
Morrtstown April o'clocs- upon % u cInc<
trsin from Christopher ferry.
MsADe-Suddeniy e at the Hotel 81 Georx-. Bro0klyn.
sApr1 ls@ Charlotte J. Mead. widow of Edward n
s.ese. &C. N hsr sth ye4T Funeral services viii se he'll
the Cnapel OF the Reformed Church n Heisrf.
Monroe Place Brooklyn Tuesday Aprn 3. al : D m.
FA&hsEIS-At & Ehzabeth. y J.. Saturday. March AZ
Psrer sSss yie iaSSh'sg , @ as late Soha ard Emily
cay morning Apsil 10 ococS Internent Perth
Auaboy- y. J.
RUSIISioRE-Ou April l. 1905 Charles Rushuor> at hls
rtsid-ncs. No zoe CambTdge Place Brookiyu. IN n.
ftu year OF MS aGe Funeral services be held his
Iaie reslaence. on Tuesday. April 1905. a. p
WANEAAN-In Bridgeport. Conn. April 2 1909 Samuel
waterman aged . years Funeral services his Iass
residence, No $40 East Washington Bridgeport.
Conn Wednesday. April A isOd at o'clock NJ N.
lnternent al Westport Corn
WHEELER SUNDAY April / 1898 Of uneurlcnfa Ioc,
Wheeler IN his S4th year Funeral service a. me
Church q the Heavenly Rest F1fth and asa 81.
on Tuesday morning. az 10 O'Clock.
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MOVEMENTS OF STARS.

Mss Viola Allen gives the remainder OF thls "e@h
70 Omaha .n6 Faoeas CITY Miss Ethel Barry
more In the play Of Alice Sit By Ihefire Is al
New-York tribune., 1906-04-03

Highest temperature yesterday 40 aesresJ sr 20
average for corresponding date last twenty yss
Local forerast-To-dsv fair. "Wednesday falr warmer
sht 10 frssh varabs winds. becoming east ana south
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all points in the United States. Canada Mex.,
Coutsde Of BOroughs Of Manhattan The Bronxl
Also 70 cuba, Porto Rice Hawaii and the Philppinss
without extra expense for foreign postage.
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GENERAL RAMON RLANco ILL.

Madrid April General Ramon Blanco. the
riously ill.,
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Foreign Rates.

For points IN and all countries IN the Universal
Unin. THE TRIBUNE VII De naieo Al tne fot-
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Observation-Disclosures. April .
The lower ohio River the Mississippi from Cairo
southwark steadily stage Of between
IS and 40 feet Cairo within the next three
or four DAYS the danger line being As feet From four
six days later between April 10 and 20 the following
stages may be expected IN the lower Mississippi River
New Madrid Mo- IS feet Memphis. 81 feet danger line
az feeD. Helena Ark. AZ IS danger line. a.
feeu These Will place considerable strain on
The Arkansas evees will overflow the Tennessee low
Ia1d- outside the levees in Arkansas
Fair weather continues generally night east OF the
Rocky Mountains. with higher temperatures except IN
n1omptains The disturbance of Sunday appears be
continue IN the HldCle and north
er pIst4a, and wyoming and extend into the western
yorr0r oFt the Ijakotas Along the Pacinc Coast the
rt esthsr will continue Tuesday and Wednesday
IN ~. Atlantic states will be fair Tuesday In the
Valley the eastern CUR states
followed Nv "Wednesday IheFe Will - sho"Srs
Torbysst and probably showers Tuesday night IN ths
,,TnH NJissssIppi Valley Elsewhere in the West The
viii he generally fair Tuesday and NednesdAy
u I'm he coider Tuesday the slope region and the
region.
Forecast for Special LocaItes-For District OF Co
,,r,bia MARYLAND Delaware New Jersey Eastern Penn
svIyans Eastern New York New England and Virginia.
ftr Wednesday warmer Isht 10 Iresn NAl-
able vinds becoming east 20 southeast -, -
Tor Western Pennsylvanis and Western Sew l9TA fair
winds
Local Official Record-The following ofneiai record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes in ths
tepsraure for the tVenyour hours IN comparison
data of last
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CENfETEkIE.
THE wooDLAwN CEMETERY

Il readily accessible Harlem trains
rs Station. Webster Jerome Avenue trollsys and
by carriage. Lots s125 up Tesphons ASS Grarn.rcv
for Book OF Views or representative.
once. 20 East card ST. n Y. City.
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Mail subscribers IN New York City the DAILY
TRT-WEEKLY will be charged cent a copy extra
postage In addition TO the rates named above
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Died.

Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE will be
r,,uhIIshsd in The Tri-weekIy Tribune without
charge.
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Religious Notices.

20 cents per line.
ST BARTHOLOSfEW'S CHURcH.
MADISON Az. CORNER 44TH 81
&A1LY SERVICES AT p. u
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AIMoND-At Tonkers. Saturday. MsIeh 81 Thomas
Richard aged 90 Funeral services AZ
his home. Dunwoodie Heghts Yonkers. en- TGeszz
Sav morning az f1.3Q Take 1888 train az Grana
Central station. Harlem Division. Mount Vernon.
21tsTmslt Sleepy Hollow.
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UNDERTAkERs.

FRANK f. CAMPBELL co. sal-s WEST .sFD sp
World known FuEsral Chspels- Tel I3s4 ChsIssa-
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rnrecast for sprelal LecaIltles. pistr

temperature Tor the Iast tNeII9 NUTS ~
N''" 'he c''' - ,oos 1913 L
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-21

En Ia Corts de DiAsrIto del DlEtrlio
judicial de Hum Acao, 2. r.
Ell al expediente sobre ab inteatato de
don Joaquin Saras Laclauatrs,
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Revelation ProdIgosa

Los Pildoras ConfonatiedS Irop'cG-
% he Ia Anciana Fultboa son un pre-
parade excelents. No tienen rival pa
"a combasir 10 anemia de los paises
c6lidos. Al morir 10 Aneiana Fulthon'
an una aldea dc IrlAnda, delo, ensre
v.rios secretos, Ia formula de su'
nfldoras maravillosas, que curan
siempre, adu cuAndo hayan faliado
m dennis rems1ios. LeAnss los OLE
tos que scompafian la ca1s'
Presto 25 ceratacoS GAIA.
De venta en- todas las fsrmacias
Para las rentas al p0r mayor
Farmac'a do Ze, bl.
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
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A QU|ENES PuEOA |NTERESAR

En la 6ltima AsAmblea LegislAn
Va de Puerto Rico, ss adopt6 Ia h'
gaiente resoluci6n:
<Resoluci6n de Ia CAmara de De-
lsgsdos:
<Por cuAnto, son unanimss las
queiAs y protestas de todo el Pals
contra 10 abuaiva conductA della Com
psfiia de Ferrocarriles de Puerto Rico;
<Por cuanto, tai conducta se ma
niAestA en- 10 VICENTE tarifa de trAs'
portes per modo el mas irritante 8
iniuste.
<Por cuanto, es evjdeute que dichA
Compa1fa y su Arrendataria la Anne
rican Rstlroad CO OF Porto Rico,
gozarfan de completa impunidad si el
Conssio Eiecutivo se mossrsrs indife'
rente en- 10 legftima defenaa de los In
tereses del pals, no ejsrcltAndo las TO-
cultades que 10 con6sre 10 FRANC uicia
otorg ada q tal compai1fa y sdemss las
derlvadas de 10 Ley Foraker;
<Resu6lcese por 10 Camsra de
Delegados solIcitsr del Conseio Eie.
cutIvo las me'ids modifeaclones
do tai tranquleia neceaArias y conve'
nientes para evitar los aludidos sbu
sos 6 irregulsridAdes, denIro de los
lfmises msrcAdos por Ia ley'.
HAb endo pssAlo sl Conseio Eje
cutiyo 10 anterior resoluci6n al Co.
mite dc Fraoquiclas, Priyilegioa y
Concesiones cor Ia presense Sc da
Avlso al p6blico, de que el dia q de
MAYO pr6xmo 4 las dos de Ia tarde,
el Comit4 de trauQu.cIaa, Privilegioi
v concesiones celehrara un meeting
.pdhlico en- el sA On del Conseio Eiscu'
two con el fin de conalderar Ia men
cionada Resolution y tomar In accior
que creyere necesAria.
Toda persona que tuviere queis
aIguna que formulsr contra dichs
Compsfia de Ferrooarril, debi 10
preeios excasivos 6 iuiusta ApreciA
c!6n en- los precios de rssporte, que
da invitado al iRdicado meeting, on
10 techa lugsr 6jsdos con obietc
de que pueds preseutar sus quels'
Frank FeuiIle,
Attorney General y Presidenie De
ComitA de FrAnouicias.
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Servicio De NeW-York

Vaposs Saidas ~ York
Coamo Saldra de San Juan Foro' ~
Carolina Febrero "a Mario Is
Ponce 70 <Ponce orectamente
Coamo Mario 1O San Juan MARIO ~
Carolina a * Aorn IL
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The New York & Porto Rico Steamship company
ao eoDtb Postal un GRsm Do los Estado Und@ Do Vnida

Servso dc Nr Orans-E ARKADA viajM guares
New Orleans Puerto Rico, levando pasaieros sargs
Sruno decaaeE PORTO RICO
DC San Juan log dos dc madrugada TODD. lo dc 10
Marzo ls Por 81 oets ueves 1azo 3Abril ny%
s.ss. h1:. las II del d snts. d .da Sc vsndsn pa4ass
vAsoo ando ssldrA sod los puerto.
Febrero g. Mario B Abr II a 0se
M Abr 49, Amita sAga hasta les u del dia alis
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Acadia Municipal de Camuy

AL PUBLICO hsgo saber' que
desde ets fschs y por el sermino De
ounce dfas estara fjado an Las pare
da. g exteriores de Ia AlcaldiA una lis"
de los indlviduos, cAsas morcsnnie'
sujetos 4 pAtentes de lndusr,a lnduao5 ~ az
;nntamente con los montantes De d.
ehav p.teotas. Est1 relaci6n ta6 Ypro
tas1s oaia 'p p"r el Concsio Muricip@l en-
.esi6n co,ebrads el dfa 3 del corrlents'
81 ''cu cuaIquIer coctribuyeose creyere
que SO le ha impuesso una contrt9 >, +
cfdn q injulta, puede, en- ell t9rmino In
dtcado, prs.eptsr por es'rtto 81 Con-
ceo MunicipsI los motives que 'epRa
qua exponer,
Camuy, MAYO s. 1906
PEDRO G. AMADOR,
A'o ia
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JU7TOaTl PuV9
e hacer saber los benefcios que pueden obteherse
al tratar con una institution como Ia que vi tan
dignamente preside.
por mucho tempo he estado trabajanlo on este
punto doude va me Sc conocia como el paciente que
De un momento otro espera la hora hual; habia
perdido toda esperanza de recobrar mi saud. Tai
era mi impression cuando por primera yez me dlrlJi
Nd. Pero esta cambi6 por complete cuando
habia tornado por tres semanas los remedies que
Vd me enyi6. Mtmcjoria narchaba pasos Rtgan-
tescos hoy gracias d bios piimero yGNd desputs,
disruto de una sulud pcrfecta. En- bucna hora 10
olga
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Lo que dicen algunos paCientes de
los miIlares que hemos Curado.
Esa muy agradecido por Ell beneco que e hemos hechO
STEEP FALLS, Name, Box 9

Nj 4ar15}0 Director djunto a la presente tc
mn fltograGa Ia que vede publican, pues creo un be
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"A V - "
Por el presente que Sc publlcsra
uaa vez por Semana durants dos me-
81. consecutivos, en- ell peri6dico LA
DEMoCRACIA que Sc eiita en San Juan
liam todos los AGREED ores del hns.
do don Joaquin Saras Laclaustrs ,
fallecido en- el pueblo de San Lorenzo
el diA IL de Enero del c1rriense afo,
para que ell dfa dc Junio de 1905, me
Ir .enten, 90 mi casa ha a)Itaci6n, alta
81 81 indica1o pueblo do San Loren.
20, C ,lle de Col5n aus reclaim Aeiones,
cen los correapondisn,es comprobAn-
tes bal ID iura nento.
HumacAo, Ab;il 6 de 1906.
MARIANA SARAS PARDO,
A m'niatrador Judicial de loi
el del doRd0
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W York, 90 recibirA On el mueile hasta
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Frank FeuIIIe
Doctor R, Ruiz Arnau
CnmitA de FrAnouicias.

De regreso de al viaie q Europa,
seaba de instalar su ofcins profesio.
nal co 10 calle del CriSto, ndmero IA,
Horss de consulta; de II y media q :
nedix de la tarde, d..
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Roll call showed eighty. eight

Roll call showed eighty eight
present.
Minutes of previous meeting
read and accepted.
Samuel Hammer and Joshua
Creighton of Lehi First ward
were recommended to be ordained
elders and were instructed in their
duties by President j. III. Clarke,
and unanimously sustained.
Ernest Paxman, Walter Wild,
John II. Davis and John w. Chip.
man rendered quartet.
Bro. Heber Il. Robinson of Am.
Fork First ward, lately returned
from the East, where he had been
studying medicine, spoke Briefly
on the iniidelic tendency of most
of the medical students in the East.
Said many people there revile the
Latter day Saints on false rumor.
John Y. Walker recently chosen
to act as second counselor to Bishop
Cullimore of the Linden ward,
spoke of the pleasure that comes to
person who keeps the commands
of God.
John w. Chapman of American
Fork Second ward said he had
been INSTRUCTED and edited by't the
remarks made at this meeting.
Felt it to be thing of much inn
portance to attend these priest
hood meetings.
President Chapman announced
that the next quarterly conference
will be held in Alpine ward Sat
urday and Sunday, August and
8. On account of this the next
fast day will be observed the last
Sunday of July. Said it had been
decided by the stake presidency
and high council to disorganize
the Highland branch of the Amer
lean Fork Third ward. This ac-
ton was unanimously sustained
by the priesthood.
Benediction by-Presidcnt A. s.
Evans.
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FREE OF CHARGE

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NOTICE TO WATER USERS.
State Engineers Office,
Salt IaEa flifu TTIah Ina :

Salt Lake CITY, Utah, June z, 1906
Notice is hereby given that William
H. Fool, whose postoffice address is
American Fork, Utah, has made appli-
cation in accordance with the require
lnents Of Chapter los, Session Laws OF
Utah, 1900, 10 appropriate one hundred
100 cubic feet per second OF water
flowing in American Fork Greek, Utah
County, Utah Said water will he
diverted by means Of flume aud a pine
line, At point which bears north 81
leRrees 10 minutes east 49, 500 feet dis
'ant from the southwest eorner of Sec
ton ~, Township 4 South, Range
2 East, Salt Lake Base and Meridian
from where it will be conveyed for A
distance of 400 feet, and there used
from January lst TO Decembe 3lst,
inclusive, OF each year, TO develop
power for the purpose Of electric liyhtl
irg and prcpelliny machinery a,
American Fork, Lshi, aud pleasant.
iroye, Utah Ai:er having been e.
diverted and used. the wttr will ne
returned to the natural channel Of said
stream, at a point which bears north 80
legrees 80 minutes 81 seconds east
9,sl2 feet FROM the section corner above
described. This application is designated
in tlie State Engineers Office as No. 100
All protests aesinst the granting OF
said application, stating the ieasone
therefor, must be made by affidavit in
duplicate and filed in this Office within
'hirty (30l days after the completion Of
the publication Of this notice
CALEB TANNER,
State Engineer.
Date Of fist publication juno
2lst, date Of completion of qualifications
July 2lst.
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offer IN this paper Don't make any
mistake, but remember the name, swamp
Root, Dr. Kilner's Swamp Root, aud the
address, Binghamton, n. Y, on every
bottle
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-07-12

II Is always well TO have bcv o.
salye la the house. Sunburn, cuts
bruises, piles and bolls yield to DeWitts
Witch Hazel Salve Should keep a
box on hand at all times to provide ioI
emergencies. For years the standard
but followed 10y many imitators. BE
sure you get the genuine DeWitts
Witch Hazel Salve.
Peoples Coop. Institution