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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

To the stockholders OF the Utah Realty
company, a corporation Take notice
Thai a special meeting of the stockhold-
eIs of the Utah Realty company. u cor
nnTation. organized, existing and doing
bbUsIness under and pursuant to the laws
~ Inc state OF Utah. VIII be held at the
NfFco or tho company, room lS David
Gt"Itb building Salt Lake City, State OF
iHtsb ON Thursday, 18th day of March.
a % l91G. at the hour OF . o'clock p, IN.
~ eoid day. The purpose of said meeting
I 10 amend the Articles of Iucorpora-
H. ~ said Utah Realty company SO as
10 ~, t,CroasS the capital atock of said COM
SI~ W from ten thousand shares of the
p"r' value of ten dollars each 10 twenty
IlSSa1,sSnd shares OF tho par value of ten
55aUars each and TO amend Article Six OF
~ MD Nrtlclcs OF Incorporation so that
ttIIl articlcs viii read as follows. TO wit:
S''' vi
That the amount Of the capital stock OF
Ia CORPORATION shall be two hundred
ssis.InU,ssnd 600 GOD dollars. which shall DC
SSnn",il1cJ into twenty thousand (21UoD
Sb,,"s Of the par value OF ten $50 dol
lars each,
.ot our hands this 10Th day of February.
lsVo' THOMAS KEARNs, President
Frank ] WESrCOTT. Secretary slS7S
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AN ORDINANCE

An ordinance confirming the assessment
upon the property on both sides of Fourth
South street from the west side OF West
Temple street TO the west side OF Second
East street and on both sides OF state
street from the south side OF Fourth
South street to the north Side of seventh
South street in paving districts Nos. III
and 2l for the purpose OF providing tor
the grading, curblng and paving thereof.
Be 1t ordained by the city Councu ol
Salt Lake City. Utah: a..
Section J. That the assessment hSI
made by the City Treasurer as corrected:
approved and completed by the Board OF
EQUALIZATION md Review. heretofore duly
appointed by the City Council for that
purpose OF the property aoutting on
both sides OF Fourth South street trom
the west side OF West Temple street TO
the wcet side of Second East street. ana
en- both sides OF State street from the
south side OF Fourth South street TO the
north side OF Seventh South street, IN
paving districts Nos 10 and q OF Salt Lake
city. for the purpose OF providing Tor the
grading. curblng and paving OF SAID poT
oons OF said streets. is hereby conhrWeo, ,
md the assessments made and returned
In said completed lists are hereby con-
flrmed. -. -,
Section Q This ordinance shall take ef-
feet upon approval.
Passed by the City Council OF Salt Lake
CITY. Utah February 9Th, 1895. and re-
fcrred to the Mayor for his approval.
]. b MORETON. City Recorder,
Approved this 9Th day OF February, lSo'
EZRA THOMPSON. Mayor.
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BY 3. S RIVES. Deputy.
Approved this 21st day OF Feb. 1906
EZRA THOMPSON. Mayor.
State OF Utah. City and County OF Salt
nGa

State OF Utah. City and County OF Salt
J. j. b. Moreton. City Recorder OF Salt
Lake City, Utah, do hereby certify that
tho above and foregoing Is a full, true
and correct copy OF an ordinance entitled:
"An ordinance amending Section and
Section of an ordinance granting 10
George A. Snow and William Darst and TO
their neirs, executors, administrators and
assigns the right 10 manufacture gas,
and 10 construct. operate and maintain
gas mains. pipes and necessary attach
ments for supplying gas in the City OF
Snlt Lake county of Salt Lake and State
OF Utah and defining the rights and
privileges and powers granted unto sald
rranteea passed by the City Council of
Salt Lako City. Utah, September 6, 1906
ard approved by Frank J. Hewlett. Mayor
pTo tern, on September eth, 1895. and
dc signatc1 as Bin No. So, passed by the
City Council OF Salt Lake City. Utah,
February l9tn 1895 and approved by tho
Mayor February 2i, 1906. as appears OF
record in my office
In witness whereof l have hcreunto set
nv hand and affixed the corporate seal
OF said city, this 2Srd day OF February
ISealO City Recorder
Ru No. 10. s17S3
14tS j. b. MORETON.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

Copper Ranch Mining Company, cor
nnToIion. .,.iucipal place Of business Salt
Snt,ce is hereby given that :hc hoard
Of directors OF the Copper Ranch Mining
,Nnnny. VI corporation, principal place
CO Go ihhppsincss Salt Lake City. Utah, mot nt
Salt Lake Slty Utah ions Sn 0nG TriGGy nGys1 the
lotn lotnanSScnt - of three ffths 90 OF one
cent psr share upon nll Of the Outstanding
Entail stock of the Copper Ranch Mining
."pmnany payable TO A. l.. BeYcridge
A.sistant secretary. 2SS Atlas Block. Salt
Lake city. Utah
-, rrroein unpaid on tho 2th day OF
March 1905, will be delinquent and adver-
tised for sale at auction, and unless pay
nncnI is made before. VIII be sold on the
i4tb day of April 1906 at o'clock p. m,
60 nav the delinquent assessment thereon.
together with cost of advortising and cN-
pe'' A. E BEVERIDGE.
Assistant Secretary. Copper Ranch Min
ms Company, 32s Atlas Block. Salt Lake
City. Utah. slE'j
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Napoleon and Lee.

Japanese stood. and
In overwhelming
STATED by two rivers
Nothing. however.
70 make the plunge
seenpleted their most
Let the Germans
asy will, II is not the
Is, = Marlborough. Napo-
mslr regulations. On
|ka 4 tlrst-class general
s,s saklng all things ab-
~ oe : the ruln Of our
saea % TO the protest OF
LSsSs. regarding his
.i0 t6e NJ-Tn Gerroon uolo
tSade a profound i'm
rs.s rrsls0Eh Baron suy f.
ss,,a,..he "a, he would not en-
IN Scsersy with the OFF,
e.y setman syt line. accept
ess,u.e s.e Worth the state
k srss sfrs rs that they could
gau,a. y pace at the cap
Th J, was already oc-
49, came e on board bv
pa ss sTsernans. 1t is felt
~ q VINO. VINO Is a writer. a
,g.,ayeler. would NO, !
&, aIiIssn,aa II he had no,
;aSs OF travelling in
q Is ,ss,,. = growing. no. o,,,,
SS,n,. Ssa allies OF japan
St Ia, tta',s. :, This fac
as' 90, ou,,tvs thess disagree.
s.,,asse ,sses' s''sfsD%5h ssost5lh 6s,ISl. Of poll.
e,on vh; man any othe,
rs IN T,oli' Germany NS'e'
l.,s., s1sssI,sssa 1ssos,saa .ath's1yAs1, there aD
sta's.aa'S For sT'fndlInes iOs,lH
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AN ORDINANCE

An ordinance confirming the assessment
upon the property on both sides OF East
Temple street from the south side OF
Fourth South street TO the north side OF
Ninth South street, in paving district no
2l, for the purpose OF providing Tor the
grading, curbing and paving thereof
BE IL ordained by the City Council OF
Salt Lake C!ty Utah;
Section That the assessment list mace
by the City Treasurer as corrected, ap.
proved and completed by the Board or
ESoualizntion and Review, heretofore duly
appointed by the city Council for that
purpose, Of the property aoutuns on ooth
sides OF East Temple street from the
south side OF Fourth South street oI tnq
north side OF Ninth South street. In paw
ing district No. FL, OF Salt Lake City, Tor
the purpose OF providing for the graoins;
curbing and paving OF said portion OF said
street. is hereby confirmed. and the as
easements made and returned In SAID com
plctcd lists are hereby confirmed
SECTION 2 This ordinance shall take ef-
feet upon approval
Passed by the City Council OF Salt Lake
city. Utoh. February 6th, 1906. and re-
ferrcd 10 the Mayor for his approval
j B. MORETON, city Recorder
Anproyed this 9Th day OF February. 1905
EZRA THOMPSON. Mayor.
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OOlcc Chief Quarterinaster, Denver
Colo March l. 1905. Sealed proposals In
trinI,cato win be received here until II
a. M. on March 81, 1906 for ttransport2-
tIen OF Military Supplies, Routes Nos ].
r 4 : and G. and for dreyage at Den
Yer, colo. during the fiscal year com
mencng July ]. zoos. L s. reserves right
To accept or reject any or all proposals.
Envelopes containing proposals should be
marked. Proposals for TRANSPORT tattoo
on Route Mo- addressed c. A. II.
McCnuIey. Chief q NJ. u
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State Of Utah. city and County, OF SAL

State Of Utah. city and County, of Salt
Lhke.-ss. 60.
III b Moreton. City Recorder or Salt
Lake City Utah do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing Is fun. true true
and correct copy Of an ordinance entltled
An ordinance confirming the assessment
upon the property on both sides OF Fourth
south street from the west side OF West
'ccmfle street to the west side OF Second
Irast street and on both sides OF State
street from the south side OF Fourth South
strcct TO the north side OF Seventh south
street, in paving districts Nos 10 and 2l
for the purpose OF providing for the grad
ing. curbing and paving tbereof passed
by the City Council OF Salt Lake Gltys
Titnh. February ,th, 1906, and approved by
the Mayor February Sth. 1906. as appears
OF record in my office
In witness whereof have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the corporate seal
Of said city. this 9th day o. February
1906. J. b hOiSb lo.r'
SSesll City Recorder.
Bill No ..
Paving extension 10. 1j. sol
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Union Station Sold.

sTO17X CITY. Ia March the
Union passenger station here and inc
connecting terminals passed INTO pos
session OF the Great NortheLn a.n 1or, noo o'
TO-DAY The price paid was S1.26o,ooo'
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AN ORDINANCE.


&c II 3raalned by the City Lake
FOR
sgnated din
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OGDEN AND RETURN $1.OO

Vim D. g. r. G., Sunday, March a.
Leave Salt Lake 1925 a. m: 2.So p
m Returning leave Ogden 800 p m
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AN ORDINANCE

An ordinance amending section l OF an
ordinance entitled AN ordinance creating
Paving District No. 49, passed by the
City Council OF Salt Lake City, Utah,
May IS, 1904. and approved by the Mayor
May 90 1904.
Be IL ordained by the City Council OF
Salt Lake city. Utah.
Section /. That section OF An ordl-
nance entitled An ordinance creating
Paving District No. 49, passed by the
City Council OF Salt Lake City Utah,
May Is, 1904. and approved by the Mayor
OF said city May 20 1904, be. and the same
hereby Is amended so IS to read as fol-
lows:
Section /. That the following Paving
District Is hereby created and established
in Salt Lake City, to wit; Paving Dis
trict No 10 shall be and consist OF all
that portion OF Second South street ly-
ing between the west line OF Third East
street and the west line of Tenth Last
street
Sec. 2. All ordinances and parts Of or
dinanccs in conflict herewith arc hereby
repealed to the extent OF such conflict.
Sec g. This ordinance shall take ct-
feet upon approval
Passed by the City Council of Salt lake
CITY, Utah. February II. 1906. and re-
ferred TO the Mayor for his approval,
]. B. MORETON, City Recorder.
Approved this 18th day of February
,a6s EZRA THOMPSON,
i' Mayor
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DELINQUENT NOTICE,

Joe Bowers NJ ming company prInoinSl
place OF business Salt Lake Clty, utah.
Snttcoy There arc delinquent upon the
tnIIozinp described stock on account OF
aeasssment levied on the 18th day OF Jan
uary. 1906 the several amounts set oppo-
sito the names OF the respective
hnIdcrs ns folloMs
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State Of Utah city and county OF Salt
I J B. Moreton. City Recorder OF Salt
Lake City, Utah, do hereby certify that
t%o above and foregoing is full. true
epd correct copy or an ordinance on
s1n sI,Sad IAN ordinance amending secucr l
Of ' an ordinance entitled An oTdin.acSs acS
City Council OF Salt Lake City,
Tlyto5 ~ s"e May IS. 1904 and approved by the
Ma%or May 20. 1894. passed BY the CITY
CouneiYo iass and approved by tho Mayor
TuSrg TnhrnaTy E 10. 1906. as appears of record in
III" IN Witness whereof I have hereunto set sSt
!" band and ed1xed the corporate seal
my ma fa c,tv this 18th day OF February,
OF shiu 'N' J. r. MORETON,
lso City Recorder.
Seal sl1s3
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PROPOSALS FOR BEEF AND MUTTON
office Chief Commissary, Denver
Colo March l. 1905 Seoled proposals for
furnishing and delivering fresh beef and
mutton on block during yenr commencing
July l. 1903. viii be received here and at
oNIcos OF commissaries at folio wing posts
untn If n M. standard mountain time.
April 2, 1g05, and then opened Forts Lo-
gan. colo. Douglas and Duchosne. Utah.
Proposals Will be received and opened
ar same time for fresh beef and NUT
ton To be delivered at these posts at
tcmpcraturc not greater thnn ~ degrees
fahrenheit Information furnished on ap-
niicntIon Envelopes containing proposals.
should be marked Proposals for frosh
becf and mutton and addressed to un-
dc. e.aiRned or TO commissary nt posi- 10
he sTpplied Is X West. 1T. Col D.
rs ~
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III 1T appears TO be
for the English ana
Fsraerstand each other
~ ,he much talked OF
IL alliance may a snap A." ~
4 shculty is perhaps due ,I,s
u It is not given ,.n TO ,"e
H.,orstand' the subtle
|E,suial mind , ..,,cb
liz. # ~ the kilograms mis-
! T.,suehi. a making 1t ap.
~ !, had stated that ne
,.sotIa,e r with England sn
II Sayy in view OF the
E.IItary convention un-
H. Treaty of Alliance,
L'sarent lnadequacy oil
;I.snse IN India, been
NJ me statement that he
Essculties which caused
La 10 go up from the
Japan-than a vast
Y,;son has been aroused
Er,l circles over the pub
r4s.a. Sir Ian Hemilton.s
III the Russo-Japanese
vOrk have been re-
NJ y. Indignation nth, OF the
W sscause Gen. Terauchi,
ETar. at the time OF the
EsSasst committee of the
vtsn questioned by Mr.
I,r Of the progressive
e,l Il at any time In the
dy zlsht lead Japan TO
'T,Ts regarding the Bit
ruold not hesitate 10 do
: he terms of the treaty
&sto CHhcise.
LIZ admits that Gen. Te-
! xdect right TO reply as
Eindlnatlon of the Jap
rnrdlng Gen. Sir Ian
-laIscences of the war
rs
ssnt TO the war in the
II lie representative OF
= ,ss as the guest of ia
Alaf his STAFF Officers
vslch ls an open critl-
.ss methods, II Is held
MID kast violated Japan's
vi Y has not strained the
osslal secrets" laws of
H9 What makes matters
ali tie British War Of
skh Foreign office must
''E y slDes the STAFF OFF,
- ~ MAS advertised some
=. ssDeared. and the au-
,ssiy Of time TO stop ii
Z. I'D 10 do so,
III referring to the censor
u b. the Japanese he
llS Europeans, and per-
Americans. more mad
y they have been clever
nj E Personally. ~
ftsd when ny 2sdOJJ1
hye been responded 20
generalit,as anIl ba :
hFe found some or hose
, have an excellent sa-
Nd Kitchener.
Hllitay ability of the
Hamilton Gays. among
~ many commanders
aca enough at the enc
" rnS1s night and morn
rod i1iss OF plausible argu,
as We'll alone, I have
go .sehener remark undel
r1aces
Tor not doing wha
90 are the best l eve,
pIM do II,
Ner, determined tha
1ba had been carrie,
asls that further heav,
A. b imposed on tn
N VET attack upon tn
WE be authorized Mai.
hsn by and do nothlnI
Ndels. II vac a pity
LIE a very exceptions
- TO dctsch his min
II Impressive now @
Into the then q
- let this is necessar
Ueaension Of what ma
sacrifices at sue
3 80 s literally trinin
! szes ultimate sacrifice
|, p . be paid for an iT
h,s s2-'o' a thrust onl
|. !. = Z Napoleon and Lee.
ss Japanese stood. ar
sps'saod in overwhelmir IL,
tS19tated by two r,,e,
~ S Nothing. howeye
2 2 70 make the pluny
!, !, . eempleted their mo
a 55Xa Let the Germa
J. !. ..xy will; II is not +,
INK ! Marlborough. Nap o
sB' 'hstr regulations {
o. Hsla a first class gene
s<sX saklng all things a
: l,tnds." VI o
. ~ MI
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s,nte OF Utah. city and County OF Salt

State OF Utah, city and County OF SAT-
II q, Moreton. City Recorder OF Salt
Lake City. Utah. do hereby cortify that
tho above and foregoing is full. true
and correct copy of an ordinance entitled
upon the property on both sides OF East
Temple street from the south side OF
Fourth South street TO the north side or
Nlnth South street, In paving district No.
81 for tho purpose OF providing for tho
grading, curbing and paving thereof,
pasecd by the City Council OF Salt Lake
Eity Utah February 5th, 1906. and ap-
,ro,ycd nv tho Mayor February 9th, 1906.
as appears OF record In my office
In witness whereof ! have hcreunto set
r,, hand and affixed the corporate Bcal
"E's,id city. this 9th day of February 1906.
,sooIl j. 3. MORETON,
City Recorder.
ELL, 6lL ~ |rtonsIon No 10 SGT
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And in accordance with la" ana proer
~ Tho board cf Directors. made on the
18th day of January, 1906. so many shares
Of each parcel OF stock as may De neGeS efasn
street Salt Lake City. Utah, on the Ord
day OF March. 1906, at the hour OF o CLOCK %a
D. m. TO poy delinquent assessnsnI -,iai,,o ,u
on together with the costs Oh "o''i ''''s
and expense Of salc. ,,a
n . al6l2
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Walls of dwellings. IL of brick or stone shall be
designated in the following table:
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Bill No. s.
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THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE
MOTHER AND BABIES
IN ABSOLUTE WANT
Helpless Family Is Suffering
From Hunger and Cold Amid
Wealth and Prosperity.

There was one poor soul in Salt
Lake who had but very little TO be
thankful for on Thanksgiving day, and
that was Mrs. A. Madsen Of 7l3 South
Second West street, a young woman
who has been deserted by her husba nj,
and is now in destitute circumstances.
Her Thanksgiving dinner consisted of
few morsels of bread. and she was
very thankful to get that. Penniless.
mere babe month old and the other
little girl Of about . years, no
fuel, starvation looking her IN the
face, two months house rent over
due, and Sl33 debt for few pieces
of furniture, is what she is facing.
Her husband, A. Madsen, deserted her
about month ago, taking everything
leaving bill of $i35 checked up
against his wife. About the time he
left n baby was born to her, which
has made working impossible. She has
nothing nj all to put on the babe ex
cept Il few rags. and she herself has
but little more. On her feet she wears
PAIR of old worn out slippers. these
tho footwear line, For her two.ycar-
old baby she has a single thin dress.
For the past three weeks she has
been receiving 50 a week from the
county. but this amount has proven
too little to supply her needs. The
rent is accumulating at the rate Of SO
month. and this the county officials
have positively refused to pay. The
landlord, Mr.. Fritz. about three days
ago added to the sad plight Of the un-
fortunate woman by placing ""for
rent sign on the little two-room
house in which she lives. She has
been notified to move out right away.
She is in immediate necd-a need
which must he satisfied. She herself
is suffering from hunger and cold. as
are also her two children. She is help.
less. IT is mp to Salt Lakers to show
their generosity. ANYTHING that can
be done TO help her out will most GER
tainly be appreciated.
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BOY HUNTER MEETS
ACCIDENTAL DEATH
Albert NJ. Zachres II Is Shot
Dead With His Own
Gun.
ACCIDENT OCCURS WHILE
OUT HUNTING RABBITS
GunshOt Strikes Him Above the
Heart, Ranges Upward and
Sewers JuguIar Vein.

Albert NJ. Zachreson, 17-year-oId so1
Of Mrs. T.. Barratt, residing with his
nephew. Art Caffall, at los Lincoln
evenuc west of the Jordan river near
Second South street, was accidentally
shot with his own gun and instantly
killed Thursday afternoon MT 4:l5
clock, during the rabbit hunt near
Cedar Fort.
Zachreson was sitting on the endgatc
Of n wagon containing fifteen hunters
with the muzzlc of his gnu resting
against his left shoulder and the stock
of the gun in the bottom of the wagon
1t was n doubc-barrel shotgun, with
both triggers cooked.
The party was returning from the
hunt and when about two miles from
Cedar Fort station, the boys decided
to get out Of the wagon and try to
scare up some more rabbits. Five mem
bcrs of the party had got out of the
wagon, when the gun went off and
Zachreson fell backward out of the
wagon and died in n moment before the
eyes of his friends, who could do moth
ing for him. The gunshot entered
above the heart and toward the shoul-
der, some Of the shot going into the
neck and cutting the lugular vein. The
body moved for about two minutes
and then became perfectly motionless,
The men in the wagon picked 1T up
and placed it in the empty wagon,
and drove as fast ms possible to the
station. The gun remained in the wa
gon, and when it was picked up, one
barrel was still loaded and the trigger
cooked
Whether Zachreson pulled the trig-
ger when he was about TO get up, or
whether the Jar Of the wagon set the
gun off, is not known The wagon
was pretty well crowded, and a cooked
gun resting on the bottom of the wa
gon was a pretty dangerous thing,
which the result proved. II is great
wonder that both barrels did not 60
off and kill several members of the
range is more dangerous than rife
ball
zachreson had been i'll for some time
and had to quit his job at the Fisher g
brewery two weeks ago. and thought
that an outing would do him good.
Little did he dream that il was to be
his last hunt All the members Of the
party were broken up over the fatal
accident and the days pleasure trip
was turned into one Of mourning, Com
ing home on the train there was no
talking above whisper, and a major
ity could barely realize that one of
their number had been unfortunately
called to the Great Beyond A collec-
tion Of s54 was taken up by subscrip.
tion for burial Of the body, and more
aid has been promised If the circum-
stances warrant it, The body was
brought to town and taken to Evans
undertaking parlors.
Coroner Dana T Smith was notified
of the accident and he will decide this
morning whether an inquest will be
necessary.
The deceased leaves mother, two
brothers. three sisters. and n step-fa-
ther: When his mother was apprised
of the fatal news Thursday night she
was Frustrated and could not be CON
soled