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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-13

Set er flogeit at ie en- "Walile" Iiee
/ aniistet noar on bar rrpget at Il
oen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-13

&orporationerne er IfboIosiageng
Iterfeite Ststter. Sernbanefonger,
5abrifeiere og m9stige screenings.
m9nb | bet belle tat brpr fig life ON,
6bor Der bIir breoet SaIoonforret,
ming, iaalenge oct life blir aiort /
NGrbeben al beres gienbomme. De
cir en- goo Dag t. bpem iom briffer,
raar bare life be, iom er aniat bos
DEM gisr BET. 9e Jaeger life en-
Gent ! Brobibitionspnrtiets ausis;
men De bill 9ierne, at ale runSt Dem
lfal bore a~fboIosmaub. @nbper ung
Wfano, iom tenfer paa at eisre
6remgang | Sipet, eisr flpgt / of Iaie
Sisic Sioens Eegn % Iepe oerefter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-13

Bitten ober Dem, Ser faISt eller bler
ioaret "Sen fieroe", bIir ganife lang
icr ieg. Oct er DOG insen 5are for.
a! Rationens Solfem9nabe alta,
iaaLenge Der fommer iaa tpft mel
Smmigranter; men ifuIoe Snopan.
oringen bIi rinse, maatte hi bel
lutte at feire SEN fieroe! 9r.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-13

Snipeftiouen bar piitnof p9ret for
Hap peo mango al De ftore Slaste.
rier Der | 2anoet; men Oct bier fla
MI, at oct bar pRret minbit oobbeIt
iaa gait peb SIasterierne ! England.
Sgiaa en- Srsitl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-13
Glctntprtrnitcu

Sbinrbt be pigtige Soue % 5cr'
Oroamaer, JON iiOite aoHeres i'll
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-13

en- gint Green @aseS, y Sop
9ano, en- Stop ptitet 5Isoe, 3 liner
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-13

Su bar minbit to Slaes gerrer,
preSc 2Gier. On bar @erner, iom
gierne bible sisre noset for dig, %
on bar @enner, iom BELT piL at on
ifaI gisre roget for benz.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-13

Set er en- uom9rfet 8rebtten,
icm aaar ODER Sopeoet poa cs ieIp Oh
trGfier en- eller anSer Serion bag.
ON cs paa ct iaart Rruft.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-13

Serien: "Sar sin SON uSmPrfet
Iis / noeet paa Geuegen2"
Siien: "Sa, ieg ifllIoe Sa meme
set! San tos fsrite IrGmie for SSH.
seipraps % isrite YrGmie for Ssit'
ming"
Yerieu: "Saal SoaS oil on M
ia BAN til at sisre, uaar ban fom'
nler biem igien2"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
Amateur Theatricals.

When the rehearsals begin the troubles
of the manager are legion. Too MANY:
amateur actors are habiiually late. and
when they ought to be silently listeninp
Those in the wings Will whisper and pisc
gle. and the rest forget to listen for Their
cues; while even ths best-intentIoned act
ors Will fall to be letter-perfect In tba
end Such things really should meet WIFI
the fines laid In regular company IL
avoid laying unnecessary trouble ~, thu
ovcr-trled stage manager. II "the plav's
the thing and those taking Part arc ,H
earnest IL ought to be a simple mart
for All TO be punctuul, quiet and attentiva
tp the businesJ In hand
In the first and second rehearsals th.
company slowly read the play alouG ear
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Proper Preparation.

William O'Brien. In his newly pub
lished "Recollections, tells this story
of DR.. Coke. the archbishop of Cashel;
"Once on one of his examinations of
the children for confirmation, the arch
bishop put TO little girl the question
from the catechism What Is the pre-
paretion for matrimony2 The little
one biushed and giggled and put the
corner Of her bib In her mouth by way
OF answer, The question was repeated
oh, sure, your lordship knows II your
self was the timid reply, Yes, but
you must tell me. my child. What Is
the preparation for matrimony" We'll
my lord. little counting. of course :
at last came the reluctant answer from
amid a rosary OF bushes"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
HE OPPOSES KITCHENER
New Secretary for Indin Considers
Civil Government Paramount

LONDON, Feb 26.-John Moreys first
official act ms Secretary for India has
been TO intervene in the thorny dispute
which led 10 the resignation OF Lord Cur
zon OF Keddlcston. tho former Nlceroy.
His decision, as Indicated by dispatches
Just published, is strongly in favor OF
eminent In Indian military matters.
which confirms the view taken by Lord
Curzon as against Gen. Lord Kitchener
In amending the proposal OF the pres
ont Niccroy, the Earl Of Minto. as In
splrcd by the late Government Mr.. Nor
ley takes the inc OF least resistance, and
bis decision ia approved by most Of the
LuLdon morning newspa pcrs. The Daily
Telegraph, however doubts whether this
arrangement Will compose n controversy
nud problem admittedly of great dihiculty
and considers that Lord Kitchener ought
to be paramount
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given by the CITY
Council OF Salt Lake City OF the lnten-
ton or such Council TO make the follow
ing described Improvement to wit
Extending and laying sewer lat
eral OF S-inch vitrldcd pipe. on
both sides OF First South street
between Second West and Third Wcsf
streets, In sewer district No / and de-
fray the abutters' portion OF cost and ay-
Pensc thereof, estimated at one Thousand
hye hundred thirty-three and 6S 100 CSI :
o55.cS) dollars, or one and 2G-l0O (sl 3O dol
lars per front foot of abuttinG proDertv
there being l.179.1 feet abuttIng eaId I'M.
proVement, by local assessment unon
inc inc lots or pieces OF ground within the
following described district. being he
district TO be affected or benefited by said
Improvement, namely: All OF lots 5 6 :
ana ). block Go; all OF lot /, and the east
ls 10 feet of lot 2. block 79, Plat "a =
SAT- Lake City Survey.
All protests and objections to thu
CARRYING out of sucn intention must he
presented In writing to the City Recorder
on or before the 18th day OF March 1910
pelng The time set by said Council WHOM
IL VIII fear and consider such protests
anu objections as may be made thereto
By order OF the City Council of Salt
Dated February 5, 1906.
j. B. MORETON. City Recorder
sewer extension No. Ia si5s7
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CLARA M0RRIS'S GUYING
The Emotional Actress as She Ap-
peared to the Actor.

Louis James, speaking OF Clara Morris
and the DAILY days, said she loved to
break up the actor who was playing with
her l remember one night In Miss Mul.
ton the last act, she threw herself down
on her knees before me and saId as only
Clara Morris could say, Let me see my
children once. before / die The tone OF
despair was such that forgot | was net
ing, forgot my lnee and just stood there
overcome by emotion, Then she lifted up
her wonderful eyes. the tears streaming
down her face. and whispered Say Cul
what's the matter with you. anyhow?
Another night. when We were playing
Divorce, we were seated in one of those
the audience and going through a Won
derful piece of acting. while the house
was sobbing away In front. In the mid.
die of II she whlepered:
'Cul, stag his ogles In the front seat
"I looked and saw this man with tears
just gushing down his fnce and his eyes
looking as II they were tied with red
tape: OF course; 1t was all up with me
for the rest Of the scene
She used to take great delight In
breaking up Stuart Robson. You know.
he was a nervous. sensitive. little man.
and easily broken up. So he determined
TO get even with her one night Ii was
Camille and he was playing her Gas
ton. In the last act she asks him where
see my mother Clara Morris used a fiat
sofa without any back for this act Rob
son thought he saw his chance to get
even. and when she asked him he an
swered In his squeaky little voice. 7 an,
going home-to sec my mothcr-the gay
old bird Then, TO his horror he saw
Clara Morris roll over and disappear She
had simply rolled off the other SIDE OF the
fla to the floor, where they found her
doubled up with laughter. They had To
lit her on the couch again, and the next
morning oil the papers came out ap-
proving Clara Morris's wonderful new
business In the death scene
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
NOTICE OF AsSESSl

Raymond-Illinois Min!as
Location of principal plAa q
Salt Lake City. Utah.
Notice Is hereby given thaf q
of the Directors OF the Bay
Mining company, duly bed &
cay OF February. lSS, ID y. ~
one-half a cent per snare "
three months was levied &c Y
ing capital stock OF the eop1|
able as follows;
0ne-half a cent per SHARE q
-oSIateIy TO NJ. B. Johlso1
Nos ESI and 90 Atlas Bioek
civ Utah. Any stock IPo1
9Th day OF March, ls& VII y
and advertised for sale AZ r.
snJ unless payment Is made
a. 80 soid on the 18th day OF LA
- "a the delinquent assessne.
With the cost OF advertising 2
Of sale, -, r.- sha,s y
able on the 2ith day OIL sisi Nss
B Johnson at rooms nSs c.s +
Atlas Block, SAT- L~aho LII
SOCK % upon which this "a sssi: +.
Temain unpaid on the g.a Id ~ ~
iSIn s'oi win be delinquent and "a
ss sale nt public auction. G asa q
ment is made before re-, WIN p =,
nmant dUSn ~ ~assessment. together ~ J;
az adyertisinE and expense e.
u and one-half q cent per sa,
navab,e on the letn day q a.
n B, Johnson at Toemsc CIV NV> 4
ALIAS a. Biock. Salt Lake elN I
stncp 81 Sa on which this assess72 ss
main unpaid on the ii.a ..a ~
ia03 Will be delinquent ana ~
sale s at public auction. ana Z,
ment is made before,. VIII
ith day OF June. lsS, 80, 70 ps5 IN
oient assessment, togstneI VI
Of advertising and expen'SS Il
Secretary Raymond-Illin0s
pany.
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SWINDLERS ROUNDED UP
They Were on Way to Secure S5 ,OOO,-
600 Through Forgeries.

NEW YORK, Feb 26.-With the rear
rest OF Samuel ]. Humphreys and the ar
rest OF Douglas Z, Smith last night on the
eve of the day when Charles A Seton ia
to be sentenced for swindling a Texas
allway, the notorious Norfolk & Western
railway forgeres are believed to have
been cleared up.
Only the sharp eve OF n clerk Of n trust
company prevented perhaps the largest
country.
The swindlers. through n forged letter
purDorting to come from the president OF
the Norfolk & Western railway. obtained
from a reputable engraving company a
fac-simile of tho Norfolk & Western cor-
tincates. except that they used railroad
for railway"
hypothcoatinR others for loans They
would have netted nearly s5,O00O0O II sue
ccssful. but only realized $500 before cap-
tured
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
DOCTOR SAYS
Finds Grape-Nuts Food Invaluable in
His Practice.

physician first healed himself with
food. Then he healed others, and tells
his story IN a straightforward, busi-
ness-lik way;
For long time" he writes. Il was
unable to assimilate comfortably any
ordinary or prepared breakfast foods
Nearly everything disagreed with me-
bringing on heavy headaches. d bad
taste in the mouth. and dullness OF
mind that was not only unpleasant, but
interfered with active mental work
Since beginning the use OF Grape Nuts
food some months ago, however, these
troubles have vanished and breakfast
is relished and enjoyed as II ought to
be.
Il find, too. that a small quantity of
Grape-Nuts and cream eaten just be-
fore starting out to visit patients at
night prevents the feeling of depression
that used 10 result from this extra ex-
ertion and loss Of sleep.
My wife suffered for several months
from recurring attacks OF Indigestion
with fermentatlon-She would be very
miserable for days ct a time, and al
most any kind of food added to the
trouble. She found by experiment that
obtained In a very short time, even
when ordinary remedies for Indigestion
had failed to help her.
Mrs James s., a patient of mine
suffered with sympathetic heart trouble
and a stomach SO deranged that IL re-
Jected all food Her strength was rap
idly falling from lack of nourishment I
recommended the use OF Grape Nuts
with cream every or 4 hours The
food proved al once acceptable 10 her
stomach and her recovery 10 perfect
health speedily followed
i have found Grape Nuts an excel
lent food for patients convalescinc from
exhausting fevers, as typhoid and pneu-
monia. and always recommend Its ase
py Bnch' IL Is admirably suited to these
cases, not only because It is easily an
gested, but because of the great amount
OF nourlshment II contains. lis uae
rapidly restores vitality and strength"
Name given by Postum Co, Battle
Creek, Mich.
There's a reason
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
wAHA IRRIGATION sYsTEM

lewiston, Idaho. February / 1914
sealed proposals Will be received nj tho
oIIlce OF the Waha-Lewiston Land and
ma1er company. at Lewiston Idaho nm
III p. m. March 81, 1906. for tho con
s,ruction OF Is miles of Flood-wntar
SatChment Ditch. miles Of Main SupDly
Ditcn ana Storage Reservoirs situated
Idaho Ne Nouh'N'
This work involves the handIIno ~
some $1,000 cubic yards OF earth 5aS cra
cuolc EaruS or rock and construction Of
about 1900 cubic yards of concrcte on1
OF tunnels S'' tcc'
certified check OF Trust comnany,s
Iroposal Bond, for sum equal To : nor
cent OF the amount OF the bid n,uet ac
company each bid, and the successfuI
pIuuer VIII be required TO enter into n
Sontrdct at once and furnish satisfactory
hu pohu In the sum equal to 30 per cent of
.he amount or the contract as a e1Iaran
we ol tne proper execution of tho CON
tract within the time specified
Inc company reserves the RIGHT 10 70
Jcct any and all bids ~ i'
Blds VIII be received D for Tho co,
structlon or the ditches. (2). the rescryoirs
anu 'p the tunnels or for the entire work
Pians and Specifications are on nIo n,
Idaho. "' Lewiston
additional information furnished upon
application. upon
.oo,, WALTER II GRAVES.
En6ieer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
BRITAIN'S COMMERCIAL FLAG
U. S. Consul Reports on Foreign Ship
ping in Chilean Ports.

WASHINGTON. Feb, 26.-Consul Mans
field at Valparaiso. in n report to the
State department. says that out Of n
total or 100000 annual tonnage. OF yes
sells entering Chilean ports those dying
the American flag represented only l35 OO0
tons. Great Brltnin's flag covered 5000, 600
tons ana German ships aggregated 5000
coo tons. The trade OF the United States
fell back from fll 600 900 In 1903 To $4,000, =
600 In 1901 Notwithstanding Chile greatly
increased her purchases
The Chilean Government tho Consul
says, Is planning many new railroads and
extensions. The trans-Andlne railway,
when completed. viii shorten the time be-
tween chile and Europe ten or twelve
days.
Consul-General Thacknray. at Berlin,
reports that the United States purchased
nearly S5.0o.OO0 more merchandise from
the Empire last year than in 1904 mostly
manufactured goods, but that the sales
OF American manufactured goods TO Ger
nany. aside from lard and petroleum. in
1866 did not equal So. 900 600
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
GERMAN IASPIRAT TION IS
SEEN IN MOORISH MOVE
French and British Delegates
Believe the Moroccan Con-
ference VIII Break Up.

ALGEzTRAS. Feb. Ge-Thc bnnk project
which tho Moorish delegation put forward at
the sceslon OF the Moroccan conference Satur-
Cay Ia, according 10 the French and British
delegates looscy-drnftcd mixture or tho
German and French proposal, following chiefly
tho German lines.
The British and French delegates hint that
the project is OF German Inspiration md TINT
It's object Is TO indicate tho concessions Ger
many H. prepared 90 mnkc.
The committee on revision. which IL con-
eldcring the three bank projects, has instruc-
uona TO cndcavor 10 agree on definite draft
Of the proposals md 10 submit IT To tho full
conference at the earliest date possible. a pes
FlmiSNc View obtains among tho French and
British delegations concerning the likelihood
OF an agreement being reached on tho tinaI
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27

taking lhs own part, wi.h pauses for the
manager to direct where to stand. when to
t.rr. and the Ike. After the second.
at least the third. rehearsal the play
sEould be so familiar In construction that
the parts may be memorlZed at home In
tcliGently, each actor learning his out
loud with appropriate gestures. Too
much care cannot be given to speaking
every word slowly and distinctly; 1t re-
qulres long practice to make one perfect
In this. the cues must also be learned as
we'll as the parte. and go we'll that II one
Is given only partially or impcrfecty 1t
Will still be recognized. Allowance must
always be made for stage fright In
oneself and others. and the whole part
so learned that nothing can put one out
or make him forget his lines.-Harper's
Bazar
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
Not Against Public Schools.

Anthon H Lun1 OF the lrst presidency was
the principal speaker. and in the course OF
his address he Eaid that "tho religion class
movement Is not inlmical to the public schools.
our religion classes intended tc supple
mcnt that which Is taught in the State schools.
We do not believe that secular education
alone Is sufficient 10 educate man. 1t may be
ever so good. but IL lacks. We want the chill
dren taught TO revere God and pray TO him.
and 10 teach them To walk uprlghtly before
him. II is not against the public schools that
we want TO encourage them. 1t IL not props-
gandn that want 10 reach the children II
tho parents nrc not willing. We simply want
10 use tho right 10 teach our children the prln-
clples for which wo have made great sac
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
commercialisn Main Spring Church.
GOVERNOR AT HANGING
Louisiana's Chief Executive Will See
Negro Murderer Expiate Crime.

SHREVEPORT La, Feb. 26-It Is
probable that Gov Blanchard Will Wit
ness the hanging OF Charles Coleman the
negro murderer OF Miss Margaret Lear,
In the Parish jail here next Thursday.
Gov, Blanchard left today for Baton
Rouge and Will return To Shreveport on
Thursday morning. accompanied by the
assistant Secretary OF State. who VIII
bring the State seal with him. Immedi-
ately after the Governors arrival here he
VIII sign the death warrant
The militia company from Monroe
which has helped guard Coleman here
was relieved from duty today and left
the city this afternoon, The troops arc
still AT the jail and Will be kept there
unIll nftcr the hnneInR
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
CHOLERA AT MANILA
Government Hospital Report Shows
Marine Quarantine Effective.

WASHINGTON. Feb pa report Of
the public health and marine hospital
service gives summary OF tho quaraa-
Unable diseases reported for the city of
Manila during the calendar year 1906
showing there were 25i cases and 225
dc aths from cholera: - cases and 43
dsnthS from plague. and q cases and ,
deaths from smallpox
The report, discussing the cholera stu
alton In the provinces there. says that
while the number Of cases has remained
about the same for several weeks. their
location is constantly changing and adds
that cholera has practically described an
entire circle of n radius OF about twenty
nVe miles around the city Of Manila, ifs
course Indicating that the maritime quar-
antine has been entirely effective.
In view OF the few cases in the city OF
Manila and their sporadic character, the
vessels has been considcrablv mndlflcA
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
NOTICE.

G,euncll OF Salt I'sL given b,
Ton OF such CouncS,hS She City ~ /
ms described i,i imnro,iioto 10 maks n
10 grade. gutter To-
asphalt Second So curb ams
wesi s,,Sn S,ne OF Third Street
olSlrict No. II. II I.ast stresi
sa1a sido asphalt pavemens, 10 INTENDED
OF Sixth East . sir.st street ana
side nf o1 rXth Sixth East strs., ys BED
iIeettseGtlons. which arc s.reet ,se lszd'
Ilocndcd nlc TO make s I2 feet
tween the curbs 7, w fesf
lattcr n e1ros VI and gutter. n 'nnissnee> ny
in 'sSL ~I,,'6 TO be two and flyeoeil q Ca
Ihe total amcun, =,
r,on OF the cost and ~ a me abst
proYement estimntsds dsHpense d
dollars per front f"a at eley'
81 sac c OF Third East stree, oes,tss.n|
=! ,cS Sixsh ,,E East street tee and
.1.lOp $50 dollars .; W. and Z
tween the center Of pei e., isoal|
and the west side u ~, slxth q
VIII be raised and =. tenth 4
SS,nent narcona I, upon the follov5g y 4
pa cels OF land within nSslrg tS
artccted and benefited ,ae dt<
Fronting on Second
tween Third East ana eoath
Al, All OF OF lots ., 6. ! and sAia s mots -
Al, al Of lots ] aud 2 bIoc,ke !, ke!Scz .
a., Al OF lots . and s, biort \
~ OF lots l. 2. 2 and 4 ~ ~
Al OF lots S. 8. 7 ana : S,ocS
All OF lots l and 2 bi,aS.o TS.osk
Salt Lake City survev ''ez
Said land above deser5h.s u,
second South street, bs,wn ~
East and said Sixth Fsssn Fs.n
comprises a total frontagas
ond South street of 8As W
cost and expense Of ras W
proycment apportioned to ~!
scrlbed abutting properly ~
at forty-three thousand
and sixty (s43. .5s0.0ol ao,I.M ~
property. io't 2
Fronting on Second South
tween Sixth East and Tenth II
All of lots 5 and s hlocI 81
All of lots l, 2, 3 and 4 bloei
All of lots 5, 6. I and & H.,
All OF lots | and 2, blonk ~ ~
All of lots 5 and 6. tlosk u
All OF lots l, 2. 3 and { bIoc,
All OF lots S, 6 and 8 ths =
and tho west 7i5 feet NJ la
and all OF lot 2. and the az,
lot l. block 50. plat B." Sail
survey.
Said land last above deser,h>|
said Second South street ~
Sixth East and sald Tenth 4,
and comprises a total Frontal
So ccond South street OF s20I ~
cost and expense OF maxim
provement apportloned 10 ~
scribed abutting property 4
mated at forty-nve thousand Z
and thirty-flve Gas, ,555. .0O) doIls.
and 75.lO0 (ss.I5) dollars Fer T.
abutting property.
The total cost of said inpra-
Guiding portion to be paid by
estimated at one hundred 4
four thousand five hundred
and 6S.l00 si24,5S.6S) dollar
amount said city is TO ny|
thousand four hundred foriv|
6S.100 1875. AS. So dollars. and q;
property is to be assessed for G
to-wit. eighty-nine thousand q
five Csse, ,oa5. .00) dollars, In O
aforesaid.
All protests and objections 4,
ing out OF such intention d
sented in writing to the Ciiy n
or before the 18th day Of MarI
Ing the time set by said Coe1.
will hear and consider such a
objections as may be made d
BY order of the City Cozn@
Lake City. Utah.
Dated January .. 1906
]. B. M0H
cy 4
Paving Extension No, 1s
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NOTICE OF ASSESS

Conner Ranch Mining GSIS q "
DoTopIon. SoPPg1 principal place o. :
Lake city. Utah; ,,,en that
Notice is hereby Grnnsr GlSe% Rau
~ directors OF the C9pp'' 9pp prin>
oaunanv, OF 1r,u a corporation, S,,v' I'D
cS c9%psmiS; Business Salt Lake al,sb c''Si "a s
Salt Lake City. u,ai'ii iss, as6
18th 18th day of February .5lfths q
a nssessment OF tire, i, ot the q
cent per share upon Snnoer ~, RAJ
Sap,1 campany, payable 70 % Atlas 4
Assistant Secretary 20
lake City, Utah. ,,.h,eh this
Any ,cmain s unpaid on,o,,sut on .ms
NAY maych' iaS6 will be i;dn and
tised for sale at euc.ioril ovrilI be 4
ment rr is made before; Mt nj +? o'c1
i7th 17lI day OF April. lgye, s"sssssns1 "s
70 nav the delinquens aadyertIs~
together TO with cost OF "''
pense OF sale. y BEyta@-
Assistant secrotaITyi; tai ( ,,os 'BIoct
ing Company. 0S A''a'
City. Utah.
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NOTICE OF STOCAno
MEETING.

To the stockholders OF tas -, y
company. Il corporation. ~
That a special meeting OF .m
Gro Of the Utah Realty eoisp
noration, organized. existms
business under and pursmahs.
OF the State OF Utah, VIII , -
ONCE OF the company. a ~.
Knith building. Salt LaSe az s,e
ntab % on thursday. 18th ssy y,
S'1I p 1Sds. at tho hour OF p =
Of said day. The paTP,TSles pPI,sles = d
ia to amend the AluSiv' Al,'. cor.1
tIon ~ of said Utah Realty ~
~ tio'r Inerease the capital st9es
@ 10 ,m' rom ten thousand sI,' .S
bar value OF ten doiiai' mar n
thousand shares Of tne t5S ~ al
dnlIars each and TO amena
aoiia, sSa saia Articles of Ineor2soiIiSn'1
tne sa,9 rt,cIes will read as iolD
That the amount OF the sr'' ~
said corporation shall oe shI>|
sslu ,S, sand am $500. COO dollars so,,si
n thoush'i' INTO twenty tnoa,s y.
shares of the par 's'ue
lars each. ,o, ye hayl
90, IN o,Sr hands this 10Th da'
1906. ,o,t,c KEARNS.
Frank ]. WESTColi,