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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-03
NOT|C|AS DE PONCE

Octubre 70 o-Centenares de nj |
nos que cursan el a grado, queda-
ron aver sin escuelas, por falta de
local y de los utensilios necesarios.
Sc espera que antes de ounce
dias estan aqui los utensilios y Sc
haya encontrado local apropiado.
FL Juzgado municipal de
Ponce carece de telefono y msqui-
nilla de escribir, indispensable en-
esa clase de ofcinas.
Han sido asistidos en- la sala
de socorros del Asilo Tricoche por
los practicantes Vazquez, Cruz y
Fortune los iudividuos Rosendo
Boada, de herida punzante entire la
primera y segunda costilla fslsa del
costado izquierdo; Juan Sepulveda,
herida incisa en- la region parietal
posterior derecha; Rufno Colon,
herida contusa en- la region parietal
posterior; Francisco Fernandez, he
rida incisa de a centimetros en- el
tercio inferior del antebrazo IL.
quierdo.
: Contin1an en- el Asilo Tri.
coche adelantando los trabajos que
correspondent a la Botica, sala de
medicos, lahoratorio qulmico, etc
Bueno fuera que antes de concluirse
estos trabajos que correspondent al
primer remate de la obra, Sc anun
ciase el segundo remate para gu.
pudiesen contlnuarse los demas ira
bajos sin interruption. .
-HEMOS VISTO un AI6un
de Postales en- el Bazaar Otero qu'
coutiene una rica collection de la
dltimas creaciones artiSticas. La
hay humorfsticas, de flores, con re
tratos de artistas etc., desde 3 cen
tavos una en- adelahte.
Hoy Sc han sacrifcado ono
reses con un total de 2,7o7, expen
diendose a las primeras horas de |
matiana a 20, 2S y 80 centavos kilc
Sc hace necesario que el of
clal de la policia insular destin
diarianente una pereja para la vi
gilancia Y mantenimiento del orde
en- FL mercado y asi Sc evitarfa
ciertoS disgustos que Sc suceden
cada inStante.
-Ha Sido destinado al quest
de Mayaguez el sargento de la p,
licia insular seflor Areizaga.
Hoy no Sc han celebrado ju
clos Ell las Cortes Munlcipales y {
Distrito por estar ocupados en- Ii
opersciones corresponditntes a M,
de setiembre.
Nos dicen de P,nuelas al
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-03

va que el alcalde mueStra tant0 in |
teres por poner aquel pueblo en-
magni6cas condolences, dotandole
de un buen alumbrado y arreglan
do sus GALES y aceras, de acuerdo
con su Ayuntamiento, tratase de
hacer desaparecer el murall6n que
Sc encuentra anexo al atrio de Ia
iglesia, fernando allf una hermosa
escalinata, que no es muy costosa,
y que al mismo tempo embellecera
aquellos lugares.
-Ha regresado de los Estados
Unidos la apreciable seiiora dona
Angustias B. de Zegrl.
-Mafiana por la noche Sc ce-
lebrara la junta semanal del Taller
Benefico de Artesanos.
Sc ha suprimido el telefono
del Parque de Bomberos.
-Ha sido trasladado el policia
de penales Severiano Martinez,
ocupando su puesto Emiliano Mar
tinez.
Sc VENDEN en- Ponce, POI
la mitad de Su precio, la casa de Ia
calle del 'SolD numero al, con su
espacioso solar que tambien tiene
frente a la calle de aVivesD, y la Ii
pografia de Lopez. Informes, sSol
al. 1919.
La acreditada farmacia d.
sucesores de Vale y Cancio obse
quiara al pIblico el jueves de s
10 de la mailana con millares d,
frasquitos y manuales de los espe
, cffcos del doctor Lobb.
. --.AsiStieron 4 la Bibliotec
5 municipal durante la pasada sema
5 na, 2o6 lectores.
: -Por cable recibido hoy s
: comunica Ia triste noticia del falle
cimiento de un niiio de don Jos
E Lacot, quien cursaba alli sus estu
: dios y era la esperanto de sus pa
4 dres.
-Emiliano Martinez policl
de penales viene q esta carcel SUI
. tituir a Severiano Martinez que
sido trasladado & la de Mayagiie
y de orden superior.
n I'll doctor don Rafael Cest
4 ros que ejerce en- Guayama, ei
auentrase en- Ponce, en- asuntoS pr
o pios.
j. -Maiiana por la noche tend
sfecto una reunion: de la Junta
; cal de la sociedad Abolicionlsta {
il la Pena de Muerte.
IS CORRESPONSAL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-03
Juntt ES(OIl de San Lorenzo

AVISo A LOS PROFESSIONALISM
llandose yacantes dos escuelas prepara-
torias Y dos rurales en- eStA jurisdiction, Sc
invita- q los seiores Professors que deScen
contratarse Ell este pueblo para ejercer en
esa clase de escuelas, envien Sus solieiiu-
deS 4 esta Junta Escolar dentro del pla-
20 de ounce dias, 4 contar desde Ia fe-
cha dc este anuucio
San Lorenzo. Septiembre p de 1907.
CANDIDO SELLES, Presideuie. 2-5,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-03
ASUNTOS D|v[RSoS
Obsequio del Sr. Mar
vaez Rivera. Colec-
cion de 'El Agente.'
PUERTA De TERRA
Una multa, por riha y esc5n-
dalo. .-Maquinas de escri.
bir, marca <Vfctor.S

Nuestro distinguido amigo v
compantro de ofcinas don Ricardo
Narvaez Rivera, nos obsequia con
un ejemplar dc "EI Agrnten, primer
volumen, collection de articulos in
teresantes y titles, 1906 1907. que
ha venido publicando periodical
lnente el refe'ido amigo
Los trabsjos que contiene <El
Agentes al par qu- varlados J anne
nos resultan de gran interes y de
suma utiidad. Ademas el lector
hallara en- sus paginaS in6nidad
de anuncios que pueden serle pro-
vechosos.
F. pTecio de cada ejemplar es
un dollar.
Julio Gomez, denunciado 4
la corte municipal por hurto de I'm
pantalon en- Santurce, a Felipe
Sanchez, fue condenado a tres me.
Ses de carcel.
NADIA hay mas convenlen-
te para un professional 8 comercian.
te que tener un local I'll Sitio FIRE
cuentado. ST usted quiere un buer
departamento para establecerSe, ves
la casa recien construida al lado de
Correo por la calle de San Jose J
encontrara departamentos aprop6
sito. 1nformara Jose Bazan, Allel
st. 2I. Box 2I6. 80 o-24 a.
Gil Suarez, yecino de Puert:
de TERRA, que agredi6 anoche er
aquel ba1rio q Hilalio Martinez
fue c6ndenado pagar cinco dollar.
de multa.
Llamamos la atenci6n ds
nu.Stros lectoreS hacia Il anuncc
de II m5qnina de escribir aNictorD
iii nero I, qle aparece en- la Quart:
pasina. is 81 Sistema mas modei
no, y ofrece mayor Suma de ventajs;
que las conocidaS haSta all IRA, Sii
tener los inconvenientes de aque'
las. Produce excelentes <copia
mGltiples; el aliueamiento Sc mar
tiene perfecto, sea cual fuere el nj
tt1ero de pliegos que Sc pongan e
ella; evita que Sc emborrone la Il.
TINA letra escrita, y posee una cint
bicolor, segura en- su modo de fur
cionar, presentan1o siempre el &C
lor que Sc deSee uSar.
Son los agentes en- Puerto R
co los senores R. Paniagua y c.
Tetuan n1mero A.
Sc VENDE una elegant
Victoria construila por la primer
fabrica de coch 5 de los EE UU
y dos juegos de arm, ses para uno
dos caballos. Informa1a S. BEHs
Miramar. 1-5oi
e juez municipal impus
hoy cinco dollars de muta a jos
Trujillo y Jose E Pizarro, por rif
es15u i4lo ell la c.le de Norzs
garay.
Ell al:alde esta ciudad, com
el de Mayagu4z, deberia dispon,
una reparacion general en- la obi
exterior de pintura de todas ID
casaS de la poblacion, pues ha
muchas que son ula burla al ornt
to publico de una ciudad CT mo Sa
Juan. Muy especialmente, en- /;
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-03
Se1Ofitl e(ten6gtdfl

Una seiiorita, sabiendo ingles
y espan j y taquigrafia en- ambos
idiomas, deSea colocarSe en- ofcina
publica 8 privada. InformeS en-
LA DEMoCRACIA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-03

baules y maletas inspeccionaron el
traje, hallando que en- el Zorro de
la americana llevaba cosidas gran
uumero de piedras preciosas, tasa-
las en- setenta mil frances.
FL diplomatico ha sico null
tado, y pagara una respectable can
tidad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-03

A, L. BRoCKWAY,
Director de Secci6n INFERNO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-03

GALES de San Sebastian, Sol y Nor
zagaray, el abandono en- algunas
casaS llega a su colmo.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-09
ABOUT A DIAMOND STUD
Has Been Held Over Year, and Will
Be Adiudicated.

The evening papers of Monday. be,
coming mixed in their dates. printed
q story which, If left upcorrected, would
lead the reader to believe that Chief
of Police Sheets is about to be forced
to yield up diamond stud to its right
full owner, through suit at law. The
reports would make it appear that Fred
Wood, manager of the Cullen hotel. had
found the jewel on the street a month
ago, ard taken it to Chief Sheets to
have ii held until claimed by the own
er. and that, no claimant appearing, Mr.
Wood had called on the Chief a day
or so ago and demanded the property as
his own: that Sheets refused TO give
il up, and that the hotel man is now
sueing for its recovery.
The facts are these: On December 5,
1908, when Lynch was Cher of Po-
lice, Mr.. Wood found a diamond stud.
He took it TO Chief Lynch and request
ed that he make an effort to hnd tho
owner. Lynch was unable to do so,
and. his term expiring, he turned the
stone, with other property, over TO his
successor, Chief Sheets The latter has
been equally unsuccessful in the mat
ter, and now, after the lapse of over a
year, Mr.. Wood comes, aud believing
himself to be entitled to the property,
asks that ii be turned over TO him. Chief
Sheets would be glad 70 comply with
this request if he were certain that he
was legally justified in so doing. After
discussing the matter with Mr.. Wood,
they agreed that the best way TO deter
mine the ownership of the jewel would
be for Wood to bring suit against
the Chief for its recovery. This course
will be taken.
The suit is friendly one and there
is no force about ii on either side.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-09
A BUYER OF FAT SHEEP
Finds Salt Lake a Fine Delivery and
Shipping Point

". F, Purcell of Los Angeles is In
the city, guest OF the Cullen hotel. Mr.
Purcell said 10 a Tribune reporter yes
terday:
Il am engaged In the purchase of fat
sheep and cattle for the Cudahy Psck
the States Of Montana, Idaho and Utah
purchased a heavy train OF fat weth
ers AT Nampa, Ida, a few days ago
They Will arrive at the Salt Lake stock
yards this (Monday) evening. They are
very fine lot Of sheep. We unload at
the stock yards here, feed, and reload
into the cars of the Salt Lake Route.
further delay. Through the efficient
management Of j. II Mansfield. live stock
agent Of the San Pedro, Los Angeles &
salt Lake railroad. good accommodations
are always provided and quick transport
tation assured.
The stock yards here. under the eff
cient management OF ]. c. Leary are
anywhere. One important point is that
stock is carefully handled and well pro-
vided for. These things count for money
with shippers. The prices OF fat stock
are pretty stiff this year, especially Is
this true Of marketable sheep There Is
but little change in cattle. They are
holding their own. but without appreci-
is in prime condition; better than for
many years past at this season
The marketable sheep In southern
Utah are now nearly all being shipped to
Los Angeles, and large shipments are be-
ing made from Montana and Idaho.
Il am on the road most Of the tirne,
purchasing stock the year round, q busi-
ness which must of necessity grow with
the years. ] ship great deal OF stock
from the Salt Lake yards"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-09
THE GREEKS NEW YEAR
Noisy Celebrations Led to a Suspicion
That Riot Was On.

The Greeks throughout Utah, at
points where any considerable number
OF them are congregated, began the cele
bration of the Grecian New Year on
Sunday All Greek celebrations are
more or less noisy, characterized as they
arc by the discharge of firearms, shout
ing, dancing and open.air carousal- In
Salt Lake, where the sons Of Greece
are congregated in a considerable colo
ny, and at Bingham Junction, where
similar conditions obtain, these exer-
cises sometimes amount to peace dis
turbances, or even worse. At each re-
currence Of the celebration the authorl-
ties take extra precautions against IN
fractions of the laws.
Pursuing this practice. the Sheriff on
Monday sent a force of five deputies
to Bingham Junction to preserve or
der, and the local police department de
tailed four extra patro(men to cover
the Creek district. which hes on Sec
ond South, between Fourth and Fifth
West
Up to late hour nothing amounting
TO a breach of the peace occurred among
the celebratants in this city. At the
Junction, however. there seems TO have
been considerable disorder. AT mid
night the deputies reported having ar
rested six Greeks aud locked them up.
Four were charged with being drunk
and two with resisting arrest. AFTER
this things quieted down and the of
fcers came back to the city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-09
THE M'WHIRTER CASE
It Was Not Called Yesterday, but Will
Be Today,

In the Police. court Monday afternoon
William McWhirter. one OF the Scotch
men who recently claimed to have been
swlndled out Of $4,000 In a poker game
at the Antlers rooming house. appeared
10 answer the charge of carrying con-
ceeled weapons. The case was not called
however, as the investigation into the
matter had not been completed, After
court had adjourned, Assistant City At
torney DAILY sent for all the inmates Of
the Commercial street house where Nc
WhirSer created the trouble upon which
the charges against him are based. The
principal witness against the defendant
Will be Louise Duvet. French woman.
who told Mr., DAILY that. in addition to
calling her and the other women in the
house many vile names. he drew a revol-
yer from his pocket and threatened TO
blow her head off The charge of carry
ing concealed weapons Is based upon this
statement. The three other women Will
add their testimony to that OF Miss
Duvet In support of an additional charge
OF using obscene language. If McWhir-
ter is ready today the trial on the first
charge will be proceeded with. The
three witnesses in the obscene language
case: In addition to the Duvet woman
are Eva Martin. Marie Blake and Ga
brielle Blonde. all OF No, "a Commercial
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-09
ENEMIES OF THE KNOCKER

hno than
denies he hnach h &c out O the yet i q before
a o his people It Gerg ii Gg Ad h hpubi
tn which sfdadE the church nd TO the mpha
o ground t a % o.
Tribune odM prophet to askabo hi ~ pNau uhypontc
III h
N m o o n
southern w moving away OF a ar outraged
Wi Mh
settlers and not ""s "" pace place ~ " " ~ ~ my F@f" on THIS
huovsto referred
se Ilb e Advocate
taking xpn of JuhF or De- hear il teaching
rsNatu tuwoudm mano mistake the o deny TIL
Ian % is o rang
enemies strangers por' 'r h ny IVA
aMoronn nd not sui e o hi tyranny
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-09
FINE PROGRAMME IS
NOW ANNOUNCED
Horticultural Association Will
Hold Third Annual Meeting
in January.

The State Horticultural association
will hold its third annual meeting at
the Chamber of Commerce in this city,
commencing January l6 and continuing
until the 17th The following pro-
gramme for the two days has been ar
ranged:
Wednesday, January 10, 10 A. NJ.
Opening prayer.
Presidents annual address.
''Plauting the Orchard, Moroni
Mortensen, Bear River City.
Address, ". J. Kerr. president Agri-
cultural college, Logan
Relation of Nurseryman to Grow
er. - B. H. Bower. Provo.
Wednesday, P. M.
''Root Diseases R. S. Northrop,
professor Agricultural college, Logan.
" Markets. William G Roylance,
Provo.
"spraying, c. A. Hickenlooper,
View
Wednesday, Z P. M.
|EPcar Blight" illustrated with
stereopticon views), Professor W. n.
Homer, Jr,. Brigham Young university,
Provo.
Thursday, January II, 10 A. NJ.
Address, Dr. i. A Widtsoe, Provo.
Irrigation from Wells,' W. O..
Knudson, Brigham City,
Forestry II. E Clark. Govern
ment inspector forestry. Murray.
Thursday, Q P. M.
Canning A L. Brewer, Ogden.
Farmers Union,' ]. G. Dufin,
Provo.
Address, Professor NJ. Rich Porter,
Ogden.
Drainage, c. F. Brown, Salt Lake,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-09
FEDERAL POSITIONS
OFFERED ASPIRAHT IS
Those Passing Civil Service Ex-
animation Can Secure
appointment.

That there are some we'll paid posi-
tlons III the Government service and
that ncle sam "a nIcst anxious TO Sc
cure bright Young men FOR his employ
- shown by the olticinl announcements
for examinations soon 10 he held. which
urge young men TO enter tho service
This time scientific assistant i'm plant
pathology is wanted, examinations TO
be h,ld February 6.I. The ao!arv TO
start with is $1,000, and the same day
examinations will be held for 2 acicn-
t.fc assistant i'll animal pathology in
the bureau Of chemistry. Here the sal
ary is but SS4D, with prospect Of adj
yancement.
Again, assistants in the Philippine
service arc needed. the examination TO
be hcid January 25-26 There arc 100
vacancies which Uncle Sam wants 10
I'LL with 'crack Young people and he
starts them al $1,000. with a chance of
attaining the mmfcent sum Of $4,000.
and furthermore, a chance at being di.
vision superintendent. al n salary of
$4,000. II s long step from division
superintendent to an assistant dairy
man, but ne is wanted too. and viii get
a good salary as Government salaries go
drawing from $1,000 To $500 a year
Examinations will be held for this DO.
sltion February ).
Examinations for the Philippine ser
vice were scheduled for last month. but
only one applicant put in IN appearance
and he fell painting by the wayside eariy
III the game Teachers for the Philip
pine service are desired, and Salt Lake
school ma ms will have chance to
take long sea voyage by putting in an
appearance January 1926 and passing
the tests. Tho salary TO start with is
$1,000. with prospects Of $l1O0 to 1920
and even as high AS $4,000.
The applicants must be between the
ages of 90 and 40 years Applicants
| may learn further particulars hv apply
ing at the money order window atid con
| sulting with Orrawell Williams
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-09
A PuzSling Case.

Whether one of the seldom told tales
IN real life of man s enduring graft
tude or cleverly concocted flake. -
the postal authorities at Salt Lake are
puzzling over a mysterious case. which
seems TO have no solution and for
which they would like to find the an,
swer
The letter from Thomas Thomas and
the clipping from the New York World
tale of miner, grub staked many
years ago by good fellow care
less with his money and good hearted.
They tell of the final good fortune that
came 10 the miner and his hunt for his
benefactor. This is the tale told by
the clipping. The letter came few
days ago, addressed to the First Nation
al bank of Salt Lake City. There is
no such bank. In the letter the writer
says that he has staked some man, but
has forgotten his name, and owing to
the names being the same and the To-
cation, too, says he will furnish par
uculars. The press dispatch is dated
Denver, Thomas Thomas is a feed and
grain dealer in Sheffield. Ia. The idea
OF his being the unknown benefactor
round after so many years is an attrac-
tive one, but there is a peculiar twist
to the story There is no such post
Oiu'S 90 LiHlS. NeN,s ana Lnere 1S no
First National bank of Salt Lake CITY.
Fake or Fact2
The first thought that suggested it.
self TO the postal force was that this
was some fake or hoax, but in few
Gays there were more puzzled than
ever. Letters addressed to this Myste-
rious Croesus, this Alexander Reed.
came pouring in, From every part Of
the United States they came, some of
them IN women's handwriting, some
OF them IN wTetched scrawls, but all
addressed to Alexander Reed and all
addressing him at Salt Lake; and they
arc still coming.
Some OF the letters have been first
directed TO Zims, New, but finally
found their way to Salt Lake. where
they await this mysterious miner, who
can afford to give his old-time friend n
trif1e OF $4,000 as a reminder of old
times.
1t has occurred to some of the force
that perhaps all of the letters were
from claimants to the $4,000. all from
'Thomas Thomases" who in wears
gone by had grub staked some miner
But, of course, this is merely copiectur.
al. The letters have waited, some of
them for nearly three weeks, and still
no one claims them. Is Alexander
Reed myth and who are his cores.
pondentss
An old Salt Lake mining man. bent
gauns, Feeble, but with a good memory
declared when asked if he had ever
heard OF man named Alexander Reed
that years ago a man by that name
lived IN Salt Lake; sfrapping, bis
chap, miner, but that his luck hns
been poor and that he had an ailino
plndling wife. Whether this is the
same man or not cannot be proven, bu,
If Alexander Reed doesn t soon appea,
his correspondence, which comes from
every part of the Union-Rhode Island
Name, California, New York, Idaho
unclaimed letters and find peacefu
tombs IN the dead letter Office.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-09
SCHOOL DISTRICT
FUND APPORT|ONED
Superintendent Nelson Distrib-
utes State Money to CouR-
ties and Cities.
AMOUNT AGGREGATES
VERY LARGE SUM
After ApportiOnment Is Made,
Balance Remains of Several
Hundred Dollars.

State Superintendent A. c. Nelson
on Monday apportioned the various
counties and cities the State money 70
the credit Of the State school district
fund on December 81, 1908. The
amount apportioned is 1923 1879, and
was apportioned on the basis OF 1897
per capita to 95,S0S school population.
The apportionment and school popula-
ton is as follows. showing a balance
in the fund, after the pportionment is
made of $547.6S:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-09
NEED MORE MOISTURE
Applications for Water Rights Filed
With Utah State Engineer.

Miltkel Knudson OF Myton, Utah. has
petitfoned the State Engineer for water
second feet of water, this stream to be
diverted from the Green river in Wa
satch county. The diyerting apparatus,
he declares. will consist of two head
gates and two canals, and the length OF
the channels Will be 1000 feet and 400
feet respectively; the grade OF the d.
verting channels being As feet. The wa
ter Will be used for irrigating.
James W, INLAY also wants some wa
ter. tenth cubic second feet OF It,
which he desires to take from the Rio
rock and gravel dam Will be used as
we'll a wooden nume. for divertlng
the water. and a wooden headgate, The
channel will be 1900 feet long and one
and hnlf feet wide. The water will
be used for stock raising.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-09
FIVE MILLION CAPITAL
Bingham Amalgamated Copper 90. Files
Articles of Incorporation.

The Bingham Amagamated Copper
company, which owns numerous mining
claims in the West Mountain district
near Bingham. filed articles OF incorpo-
ration with the County Clerk Monday
1T is capitalized for $4,000, 600 at s. n
share. and 900 shares are treasury
stock. The officers are; President, b.
+. Grant vice-president, l.. A Marks;
secretary and treasurer Arthur e Snow.
These, with w p. Davis, R. f. Miller,
l.. II. Gray and Joseph Il. Edmunds, con-
stitute the board OF directors
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-09
VERY IMPORTANT MI
Real Estate Association WI
Meeting to Elect Omcs

il. Perlles, secretary OF tne
Real Estate association, ahnou'
day that the annual meeting .ol
ton of officers and such 0ynS
as may come before II, WIN
l2:15 p. m. Wednesday 's"o
The Commercial cluo. - -
Mr.. Perkes requests thos a.
NJ Tho association oe there pr
his l. to be one OF the most
meetings OF the year. y
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-09
ONE MILLION CAPITAL
Cedar Creek Reservoir & Irrigation
Company Files Articles,

The Cedar Creek Reservoir & Irriga-
ton company, which owns rights In Ce~
dar, Devil md Deadwood creeks in Ida
no. filed articles of incorporat tion with
the County Clerk Monday. The company
is capitalized at $1,000. 900, the par value
OF each share being 81. The officers are
President Francis A. Baylies; general
manager, Charles J. Perkins, vice -presi-
dent. George W, Speers: secretary. w. S.
Kllmer; treasurer. R. A Crawford.
These, with Don II. Porter and r B.
BaylieS, constitute the board of directors
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