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Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-04

u acre in Sunny Side south front
on Sunny Side avenue; share of
water stock goes with this 1k acre lot.
Sunny Side Will soon have s cent car
fare. You can buy this Y acre for
S425 cash; unimproved land around
Sunny Side is selling for $1,000 per
acre.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-04
EoR sA.s
city Lots sna lands

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
...........,.....,.s ................s.
FOR sABE-vACANT LOTS.
FOR sALE-BY
JAS, " BALDWIN
536-537-53s Herman w. Hellman Bldg
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South front lot on Eleanor avenue.
lei Centre tract, Colegrove. block
bungalows; 5Ox1SO; price $3.50 cash :
no other lot in this block under 5000
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-04
z sABE-VACANT J.
FOR sALE-BY

a few mld-weok snaps in building
lots. Every lot quoted below is from
500 to 5000 under value.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-04

West front on Roosevelt between
Washington and 10th street; 40xt2O.
only $1,000. Next cheapest lot in this
block is $1450.
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CHURCH NOTICES

SECOND Cf6RcH or CffRtsT scIEN
list. Simpson auditorium. 49, s. Hope
street Services Sunday. II n. m and s
y. m: sermon from the Christian Set
ence Quarterly; subject. Are Sin, Dis
ease and Death Real?' Children's sun
day scr Ool $3.50 a. m; Wednesday meet
ing at o'clock. Reading rooms 510-o11
Herman w Hellman building Spring 8
and Fourth streets, open daily, Sun
days excepted, from a. M 10 2, m,
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West front on Harvard boulevard
between Washington and 10th streets
50X119; beautiful lot 2b feet above
only $500; next cheapest lot in this
block is $3.50.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-04

$4,000 BARGAIN
In Wcstlake district; lot 50xi50, D
room modern cottage. Look this up.
$1,000 ONLY
For a Groom modern cottages lot i0X
i25; shrubbery; trees; garden; chicken
yard, etc.
s25OO ONLY
For a modern cottage with 4 large
rooms; lot 45x26; close to car line In
VeSti<ate.
s240O BARGAIN
$500 cash; 5-room modern home; lot
40X135; balance like rent.
ROOMING HOUSE BARGAIN
% rooms; fine location; long lease;
money maker; price only $780,
$4,000 FOR AN ORANGE GROVE
Nicely located; 4-room house; close 10
schools; will exchange for city prop
erty.
we have two special bargains in
Westlake district-one fine S-room
house, corner location, lot 60x117; an
other vacant lot, two blocks to West
lake, very desirable.
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$500 Cash, $40 Month

INCLUDING INTEREST,", FOR n
ROOM NEW MODERN COTvTAGel
ROOMS ARE EXTRA LARGE RE-
CcPTION HALL, MANTEI. HOT AMI
COLD WATERi ELECTRIC LIGHT,
PIPED ron GAS, LAWN AND CEI.-
LAR. LOT 45x14Og CLOSEIN
IBBETSON-JOHNSO NSON co.,
SIO-12 Trust BIdg. I'd and Spring.
Main 1850. Home 24IO.
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WANTED
HeIp-mslo
RED CROSS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
1874 -. SECOND ST.
Reliable helm Of all kinds furnished

RED CROSS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
1874 ~. SECOND ST.
Reliable help Of all Kinds furnished
promptly.
Blacksmith, country .."U,..........S3 So 90
Engineer, MOIST ......s....s.ss ssss.... SS ~
Bridge carpenter .........s .,s ....... s5.JV
Rough carpenters s.......,..... ...... $500
Bridge carpenters ............. ....... .H5,VO
mixers same place .........AO month
ranch hands, same place .....S35 each
Ranch hands of all kinds ....SS5-Si0 mo.
Wagon Transfers, city ..,........ ..2. 0O
Fresno teamSterS ......,........s'. q. .N1.oQ
Meat cutter, country. $40, room & board
Laborers o. all kinds ......"...$2. OO-2. %
MlllWrgnt ............ .......s -. &C.. .No.9V
Section foreman .......,. ss'..Sf0 month
Rock foreman ......... ........... .SS.0O
For full list see us personally.
Hotel Department.
Ihet country ...s........'..s.. 10 week
Second cook, hotel .....,..,.. $50 month
Allromd baker, Arizona .......S20 week
Nlgnt COOK ........'s..s'sss'ss .Rlh week
MiniHg camp cook ............. $50 month
JHnllol .s.s........... s.s,.....'s. .NOV iuouln
Man and wife. waiter and waitress. .S65
Bakers nelper ........, .N-NlO-Sl1 week
Vegetable men. dishwashers, pot wash
ers and all other kinds Of male and fe-
male help wanted. Call and see us. We
are open early.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-04
Country Property

A WE'LL KNOWN ORANGE SHIPPER
says: You can't raise better oranges
anywhere in the state than you can
at Hemet, Riverside county" can
sell you fine orange lana there, in 10
acre tracts. under one of the best
water systems in Southern California
for $1S5 to $175 an acre. Ten years
hence Hemet will be another Red
lands. Buy now from the original de-
Velopers and grow up with the coun-
try. l.. NJ. PRATT, agent Hemet Land
Co.. COS Laughlin Bldg.
l.. NJ. PRATT. AGENT FOR IEMEr
Land Co.'S 1O-acre tracts. sos Laugh
lin Bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-04

FOR SALE
We have several new, modern 6-room
cottages: price $3.50: only $500 cash, bal
ance so per month. including interest.
For any one requiring home close in
and only ten minutes from business CEN
ter, this is an unusual opportunity.
There are gas sewer and electricity, and
alley in rear OF lots This property is
splendidly situated and will constantly
Increase in value. Sole agents.
JONES & RYDER LAND Co.
21S w. Third St
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FOR SALE-7-RoOM. 11a-SToRY HOUSE
den. etc; fine view of ocean and moun-
tains; two rooms rented for IS per
month; price $2375; $1,000 cash, balance
monthly, y. g. DEVENS. 227 Larghlin
Bldg, Sl5 S, Broadway.
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MONEY 70 LOAN

WE MAKE LOANS ON FURNITURE.
pianos, horues, wagons, carriages, cat
tie, atc without removal from your
possession
Loans, also made to salarled persons
on plain note without indorser or pub
licity. Lowest rates In town.
FIDELITY LOAN CO,
500 Mason building.
226 West Fourth St. cor. Broadway.
Home phone 742l broadway 5171
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BUSINESS oppoRTuNITIss

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
GROCERY STORE
$3.50, corner grocery large stock
Of new goods $40 daily sale. Sec. my
agents.
COAST REALTY CO., 1854 =. Spring.
S235 laundry route.
$500 Butter and egg route.
$215 bakery route.
COAST REALTY co.. 1854 3. spring.
$3.50. grocery with living rooms; half
cash; today only
$3.50 cigar store; $40 day business.
Don't sleep over this.
COAST REALTY Co, 1881 3. Spring.
GROCERY STOCK AT $3.50 ON IN
voice, including 8 living rooms; rent
$50 per month; $500 cash and terms.
Must sell at once; bargain; on
Grand ave. Call at
LEAHY a SON,
223 Mercantile Place.
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Furniture
MUST BE SOLD TO-DAY

Entire furniture and carpets of six
room house: mostly good as new. at
great sacrifice Elegant Bradbury
piano, costing $500, Terms on part IL
necessary. 1902 GIRARD ST. (near
Pico and union)
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Abel & McElligOtt
013 South Broadway.

WHEN TO BUILD.
There are three essentials that you
MUST consider sooner or later First,
the reliability of the contractors the
character of their work and the price
asks /. We court investigation on these
three points and can refer you to salts
fed customers all over the city.
We draw plHns free and add our ex-
perience to your ideas
WESTERN BUILDING CO.,
403 Chamber of Commerce.
Home $780, Broadway 539l.
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PIANOS

PIANOS SOLD ON EASY pAYMlsN'Fs-
Pianos rented at low rates. A. q.
GARDNER PIANO HOUSE. Ltd, liS
Winston st. Tel. Black 2221; Home
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-04

DIR, GREEN, CLAIRVOYANT BUsI-
ness medium. gives life readings daily;
test circles Wednesday evenings
o'clock. 25c. Room l6, 119h S. Spring ST.
JOHN SLATER. NEXT PUBLIC MEET
ing Friday night S;l5 sharp, Burbank
hail, 542 South Main street. No pri-
yate readings this week.
MRS. PARKER. RELIABLE PALAiIsT
and clairoyant IA 5. Spring; room l.
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PATENTS AND PATENT RIGHTS

HAZARD q HARPHAM. PIONEER
Agcy Citizens Nat Blk. bldg. Book
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SHoEs REPAIRED
FALMIsTs AND MEDIUMS

dEN'S OAK Y sOLEs, SEWED, 81; LA
dies 75c Factory Shoe Store. 3lS W. 9th
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Ar1oRNEvs-AT.LAw
PERSONALS

NoTICE-MRs. KOHLER WISHES TO
announce that she has opened her
Matrimonial Bureau at 1929 W. l1th
Oakland
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CASH cONFIDENTALLY LOANED TO
ralaried persons on note, without Sc
curity. without employers knowledge
and tfrout indorsers; easy payments.
positively lowest rates Hours 1880 to
b:3c COMMERCIAL DISCOUNT CO.
s2s-elg Chamber OF Commerce Bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-04

SUNDAY, OCT. z. BENJAMIN FAY
Mills VIII continue his stirring address
on What Life Means to Me-. at the
Fellowship meeting at Blanchard hall a
II a. M. All seats will be free, Doors
open at lOiaO
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-04
TRANSFERS AND TRANSFERRING

FOR GENERAL HAULING. SIGNAL.
Transfer. 119 Temple st. Both phones
1884 Estimates furnished.
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HOT FAvoRITEs LAND.
Three of Them Take Honors In Oak
land Card.

San Francisco Feb. q Three hot 70
vorites captured the honors IN the first
hall Of the card az Oakland today. A
surprise came In the fourth race, when
Canejo, after several unsuccessful at
tempts, finally won q purse at y to ],
NnespOt came from away back In the
iifth race, caught Jackful turing, and
won, weather threatening track, slop-
py. Results.
First race. four furlongs-- woolma, liz
tRobnsonl II 10 p. won Yankee jim, 100
(Loaguel 10 to J, second, John II. Shoe.
han ll2 C. Willlamsl 10 to |, third. Tlmc
--:0jis Charley Paine, May J.. ~, Como,
Utica, Doric, Lassen, Mendcn and Santa
Clara also ran.
Second race. six and one-haf furlongs--
Bantam, l0i Rice 8 90 10 won Sizz, 100
(Rettg) 80 to ], second; Dick Wilson, no
(Dugan) u TO /. third. Time-l!2i Frank
Flittner, frolc, Rotrou, Rumore and
Orphan Girl also ran Temptation left at
the post
Third race, five furlongs-Liy Goldlng
10 RohinsonJ to TO- won Sylvia Tai
hoeler, 10 (knapp, to ], third, Time
--l:Q2ia. Ethel Barrymore, Melsr, Sound
IT, La Chsta. Running Miss and Parting
Jennie also ran. Erma pulled up.
Fourth race, mile and sixteenth
CaneIo, 100 Rettingl 10 70 !, won; Black
thorne, 100 CF, sullivan Is 10 /, second
Jerry Hunt, 10 Dugan) 20 to /, third,
Time-l;S2 Ripper EXpedient Bird OF
Passage, Loone, Sacredus. Brennus DR.
Shorb and w. n Gates also ran.
Fifth race, mile and fifty yards-N ne
spot lo7 (Clark 10 /. won; .jat ~
lW ct sullivan 3 10 1, second; Corr gar,
~ Knapp to 5, third Time--l i6ls
BHers, Orchan and Conger also ran.
Sixth race, the I1alma handicap, six
futlongs--St George, Jr, i0l, G. Will
iams, to won. soufrlere, los C. NIL
ler) to ?, second; Boloman, - CIV, SMITH
10 10 !, third Ttme-ll6 PhalanX,
salable, St. Francis and Dolagoa also
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sires to sell fruit In this city. In other
words, vender must deposite $50 n
the city treasury before he can solicit
trade on the streets OF this city. Here d.
tofore Logan has been lorgely supplied
with fruit brought here by teams from
Brigham city. The ordinance viii OPP
crate against every family In the city
and In the interest of the three grocery
stores. Councilman Evans fought the
ordinance. but was overruled,
Or, I. ". Smith and others pettioned
for the extension OF the watermains on
Third West street; referred.
The steam heating plant at the court.
house was put In operation yesterday.
The directors OF the Commercial club,
AT their meeting Wednesday evening
appropriated $50 as contribution to
the "Sea America First fund
The railroad committee was instruct
ed to correspond with Mr. Bancroft IN
regard to the building OF the cutoff to
Cache Junction. and the telegraph com.
mittee was advised to continue Its ef-
forts towards securing an up-town tele-
graph office.
Washington's birthday was generally
observed as a holiday in this city, the
stores and Offices being closed
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ACCIDENT AT ASCOT.
Two Jockeys Thrown aud Severely
Hurt IN Jam on the stretch.

Los Angeles Feb % several horses
got IN Jam at the stretch turn "a tho
iast race tVday aud two luckeys weIu
thrown ana severely hurt huulin, on
finta, and l.anuOn on Rubtana, were tha
victims OF the accident, SnOit-pIlce
horses took -four OF the six races, the
others going to Tom GUroy at ), and
MISS May DOWdisu at 70 l. Weather,
clear; track. fast Rcsults:
FIRST race, mile ANA a siNtcnnth-Sandal-
WOOD, ~, (Mitlejl . To- 8, won; 1'r0mway,
lOl (Jackson) TO 2. second, La Taranata,
l0l (LauuOnJ 81 20 l. thrd TimO--l 80
Katie Crews, Salario. Mckee, Gowanus.
Yellow Kid, Merry Sport Lady Witt and
Waseon also ran.
Second race four and one.half furlongs
Tom Gilroy, los (Morlarity) ; to /, won,
Native Sor, no (l3ookerJ 10 70 b, second ,
Haiton, ll3 (HorneD 3 TO |, third. Time
10, Van Loan, Prosperity, Edwin 7.
Fryer, kitter Walter Eckles and Burn
third race, mile and nfty yards-sun-
ray, 90 (Ross) II 10 s. won, Chancellor
WalwOrth, % (HilleD 6 to 8, second; Luz
clan, l02 (McDanieD 8 10 ), third Time
l;Slsg. Hppocratcs, Stoessel and Helen )
also ran. Neoman left at the post.
Fourth race, one mie-Santarai ~ (ME
lerl l to 2, won, Wrcnne, % tMcDanieO
20 /, second, Crowshade, 50 PrestOnl ~
TO ], third Time-l,0is. Willie Gregg Re
volt Antara, Sandstone and Pleasant
Days also ran.
Fifth race, milo and seventy yards-Alis =
May Bowdish, los (palms) 8 TO 1. won
Huapala, Jos (Nichos) u 10 l. second
Worthwhile, 10 (Millerl s 10 g. third. limo
4 49, sherry Patsy Brown, Tattenham
Freesals, Old Mike. Golden Light and
Gondolus also ran
sixth race six MISUNDERSTANDING, rs
Mlller) II to TO- won; Evelyn Griffin 80
WorneD 10 9 second Anona, lN pres
tom Is 10 T. third TIme--l IL Elizabeth
r. Seedcake, Mrs. Bob, April's Pride, Cora
GOetz, Rubiana and Pinta also ran.
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they, with two other families. moved to
American Fork. These three families be.
ms the first settlers to locate at this
place.
Deceased had always been a strong,
healthy man until two years ago, when
his health began 10 fail hut he was not
compelled to so 10 his bed until three
DAYS before his death. He was always A
Kind friend and good nelghbor. always
answering 20 the call OF those In need.
lie he'd many Church offices, from Dea-
con to High Priest. lie was the husband
OF three wives, one OF whom, Mary
Hoggard Adams. survives him. Mr..
Adams was the father of - children. II
boys and p girls, 20 OF whom are still
living. At the present time there are 80
living grandchildren and three great
grandchildren.
During the early days In Utah when
the Indians were so troublesome 20 the
white settlers, Mr., Adams was one Of the
first to volunteer his services IN defense
Of the scattered settlements, and served
through several years.
Aside from his grandchildren and chill
dren, he leaves two brothers and two SIS
ters one OF each Of whom live in Amerl-
can Fork.
The funeral Will be held at / o'clock
Monday In the First ward chapel.
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ENDURANCE CONTEST
Automobile Men Plan Decoration Day
Run TO Ogden.

Now that the local outdoor experts arc
beginning TO dream OF day when tho
weather man will put away his winter
toys and come forth In "A spring bonnet.
an automobile program Is beginning 20
be planned by the local drivers and car
owners.
One event Is already scheduled. IL IL an
endurance run from Salt Lake to ogden,
and return, The postoffice OF each town
will be the starting point and the man
that reports back TO the Salt Lake office
FIRST after being checked as arriving IN
front Of the Ogden office. will be declared
the winner.
Bert Fuller, OF course. Is planning 10 be
there. Bert dotes on endurance races, al
most as much as on forty mile gaits, and
says he thinks his machine viii average
% miles for every mile Of the Ogden
course. A number Of auto men are talking
OF entering the Decoration day contest,
and a good race II practically assured.
Another contest planned for last sum
mer, and which was not carried out, was
an endurance run around Great Salt
Lake.
The run would no doubt attract national
attention, as the great western desert is
so far an UNEMPLOYED portion Of the earth.
so far as automobiles are concerned A
powerful machine would and few hills
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SESSION OF CITY COUNCIL.
,.,d, Vendors Disseminated Against
In Heavy License Ordinance.
e.oc,ol correspondence.

eneelal correspondence
,oeon Cache Co., Feb. 23.--The Lo-
eity council met In regular session
kS,noanssdav evening. President Lund-
W. m inc chair, An ordinance provid-
gu't or the mode of assessing and col
n,uss,lng special taxes was submitted,
tS,he consideration Of same was made
sp unecial order for Wednesday evening
next e,s r.nortad on ,,a ~.
u,,or az +. w. Thatcher. asking for the
uv0tund of $40 20 tax on mortgage and
commended that the refund be made
olm crcnqulst, president OF the I.o-
a.n Richmond canal, petitioned for
=, nrlWlege of constructing fume
s,ass canyon street, near the mouth
~ the canyon; referred.
Tho committee on finance to whom
GAS referred the question OF raising
.oney Tor the erection OF a fire station
,nsoortel that when the Main street
,,nnerty was sold II WAS with the in
,,rilon that the money received there
,,om should be used for the purpose
~ INCREASING a site for the erection o.
Are halt. The money, however, had
Sasn turned into the electric light fund
TbS condition of the electric light fund
,css stch now that the money could be
transferred hack TO the general fund
and could be used for the purpose Of
erecting a fire station. The amount 90
he transferred is $4,000.
The council passed the pedlers and
frpIt vendors ordinance, which pro-
y,ses for a license OF 81 per day for "A
term OF 50 days, for any one who de-
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CASTLEDALE.
DISTRICT COURT SESSION.
Case Against Ralphs Dlsmisscd-Mar-
tin Black Acquitted

Special Correspondence.
Castledale. Emery Co.. Feb. 2l.--The
district court of the Seventh Judicial
district convened here Monday morning,
Feb 49, and transacted the following
business; The cases of John r.. Jones
and Leroy Curtis, charged with larceny.
but who escaped from custody about
two years ago, were striker from the
calendar.
The State OF Utah vs,William Ralphs,
felony; case dismissed as defendant
had married the girl he wronged.
Christian y. Christensen vs.. Margaret
Ann Mex emile, an equity case action
to set aside deed demurrer to answer
overruled and 30 days given to answer.
j. w. Nixon vs.. George NJ. Miller and
Nina Miller action for recovery OF
damages; continued for the term,
The State Of Utah VS.. Martin Black,
felony; tried by a jury and a verdict
returned OF not guilty.
s. NJ. Williams VS.. Ammon Foote and
Jacob Foote, action for recovery; con-
tinued.
John w. Lewis VS.. r. w Hin, sup
Elementary proceedings: case settled
out of court; dismissed
Lars Christensen VS.. Oscar Beebe,
sheriff, action for recoveryi continued.
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GARLAND.
DEsERET NEWS AGENCY.
Editor Wixon Loses "A Finger-Wash-
iDgton Day Soclais.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Garland Boxelder Co., Feb. %. MIR.
j. A. Wixom, editor and manager Of
the Garland Globe, met with a rather
painful accident "A few days ago. He
caught the little finger of his left hand
In the press, so badly crushing 1t that
II had to be amputated,
The new furniture which was recently
purchased by Mr.. w. p. Eaton for the
Garland Commercial clubs rooms, has
arrived and has been placed in the
rooms, which arc now ready for use by
the club. The furniture was the best
to be purchased on the market. and It
certainly makes the rooms look comfor-
table and cosy. There Is to be meet
Monday night, Feb, 20, for the purpose
of discussing matters pertaining to the
club.
A grand ball was given in the Social
hall on Washington's birthday under
the auspices Of the Y. NJ. NJ. |. A., the
proceeds from the ball 10 go TO that or
ganization. The ball was a signal sue
cess.
Yesterday the Sunday school children
to the number Of 200 had a party and
picnic In the beautiful hall.
This townsite couple of years ago
was farm land and as the snow Is GO
ing the mud Is axle deep.
DEsERET NEWS AGENCY.
William II. Crandal has been APP
pointed Deseret News agent for Gar
land, also agent for the Deseret News
Book Store.
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NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that a special
meeting OF the stockholders Of The Bull
lion. Beck & Champion Mining Company.
corporation Of Utah win be held at
the Office OF said company. room 9O1 Tenn
peton Building, at 10 O'Clock q, m on
The 10th day Of March, A. y, 1895, for the
purpose OF considering and passing upon
The question OF amending Article 2 OF. tho
Articles OF Incorporation OF The Bullion
Beck & Champion Mining Company.
which reads as follows.
ARTICLE 9
The corporation shall exist twenty-five
years unless sooner dissolved according
20 law.
SO that the same shall read as follows;
ARTICLE q
The corpora ton shall exist for the term
Of nifty years unless sooner dissolved
p. T. FARNsWORTH.
President OF The Bullion Beck a. Cham
plon Mining Company.
NJ {. MORRIS,
Secretary OF The Bullion-Beck & Cham
pion Mining Company.
Dated salt Lake city, Utah, Feb, II,
1906
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MONROE.
GRAND FRATERNAL REUNION
People Of Entire Town Join In General
Fcsti,ity.

Special Correspondence
Monroe, Sewer CO., Feb. 22.-Today
was the occasion of joint reunion OF
the people of tho two wards OF Monroe,
the Bishoprics of both wards having
the matter in hand ably assisted By
committees on program, finance. music,
arrangements, sports. etc. Everybody
was invited Irrespective of age, sex,
color, religion or politics, and 1t SEEM
ed from the great throng that almost
every person had accepted the In
Ntatlon. The commodious meeting
house was entirely too small TO accom-
modate all to near the general pro-
gram, which consisted of singing by
our famed vocalists, quartet By male
voices, solos, vocal and instrumental,
Rotations speeches of welcome and
reminiscent addresses. 4 sketch OF
the life of Washington was also given.
The whole program going off with that
zest that kept every person in the best
OF spirits
After these exercises were over the
people retired In groups of 200 az a
time TO the Theater hall, where tables
were set with all that the heart could
desire. This was continued for hye
successive times until the inner man
OF all were satisfied, not less than 1000
old and young having their appetites
appeased. The fair daughters of Mon
roe did credit to themselves In serving
the daintly laid tables.
The children enjoyed a dance in the
Town hall while the older ones were
eating. and vaudeville theater was
also In progress, which netted the
finance committe sufficient to meet all
expenses.
Two halls are occupied with dancers
tonight, and as no charges are made
they are crowded The whole affair
* pronounced grand success and
viii help to bring a more traternal
feeling among the people,
Last week a similar affair on small
er scale was also enjoyed, where r.
y. Goold the retiring chorister. was
the guest OF honor. The present menu
bers of the choir with all who ever
had been members, and other friends
which are a goodly host, got together
IN the Westinghouse where they pre-
sented him with splendid watch In
recognition of his long and faithful
service,
\ few cases of smallpox of a mild
nature still linger IL the town. II Is
also reported that three cases Of scar
let fever have broken out.
A very distinct tremor OF EARTH
quake was felt about 1880 p. m, on
the Goth inst, making dishes and other
loose articles rattle.
Last week the weather was so fine
that blowing and sowing was being
DONE but tonight there is an inch of
snow on the ground with prospects OF
more.