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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-20
EXCITING Times
ON WEDO||NG DAY.
s--------------.--
1rate Father Arrives in Time 10
Take His Daughter from
Altar. fu.Isi
ROMANCE IN PlTTsYLvANlA
Groom's Friends Fined by Justice.
3. Principal Fails to Show
Up. ix.iIHilkl
ROMANCE IN PlTTsYLvANlA
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CHATHAM, VA, March 19.--The mar
riage Of Miss Eliza Adkins to Mr.. Geteer
Aatherly, at tho home OF Rev. j. A.
Ponton, In Pittsylvania county, seven
miles from this place. Sunday morning,
was brought to very abrupt and ex-
citing close when the irate father OF the
young bride rushed In the room in which
the cermony was being performed, and,
catching the bride by the arm, departed
for his home at q rapid rate. There she
was locked In a room and carefully
guarded until the strong arm OF tho law
could be invoked to prevent relatives OF
the groom from abducting her.
Saturday Matherly came to the clerks
office to procure the marriage license,
stating that the girl was twenty-one, and
thus secured the necessary document.
Sunday morning the couple. according
{ to prearranged engagement, met and
at once proceeded to the home Of Rev.
Mr.. Ponton, where several friends were
In waiting to witness the nuptials. The
father OF tho bride had been informed
Of his daughters intentions some little
time after her departure from his roof,
and he. at once. proceeded to tho min
81 lster nome TelcHinB lncTe JusI d3 ltie
niiptial blessing was being invoked.
Didn't Scare Old Man.
The groom at once summoned several
OF his male and female relatives, and
started In pursuit OF his bride. When
& the Adkins homo was reached the
friends OF Matherly threatened the par
ents of the bride, but with no avail.
Monday warrants were Issued by Justice
w. b. Hurt for Mrs. Groom and for
Mrs. Lowe Foust,, Miss Fannie Mather-
~, Chris Dfatherly. sisters and brother
OF the groom, and for the groom. This
afternoon all except the groom appeared
for trial and after examining several
witnesses the ladies were fined each one
dollar and costs and the man two and
half and costs. Tho groom could not
be found, and 1t was stated that he had
Skipped the country. but friends OF the
Z couple state that he was in hiding near
the brides home. and while her father
and mother were attending the trial here
she would Join her husband.
The bride is not yet fourteen. very
pretty and popular
srh,, groom Is several years ner senior
He is charged with perjury, and wher
arrested will be brought to this place
TOR trial.
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WIFE IN HOSPITAL,
HUSBAND N IN JAIL
Sea Captain Leaves His Wife and
His Good Ship for An
other Love.
10 BUILD THEM DWELLINGS
Cotton Manufacturing Company
Proposes Improving Conditions
Of Operatives.
10 BUILD THEM DWELLINGS
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PETERSBURG, VA, March 1s.-s. NJ.
Records. a recreant husband with q
wife In Baltimore, was In the Mayors
court this morning with a woman OF
this city. and both went to jail in
default OF fine OF $50 each. The case
is unique in several respects. Infor-
nation from Baltimore several weeks
ago stated that Records was ship
captain, who had deserted his boat, and
was believed to be living in Peters
burg; that his wife, who was pa
tient at the j ohns Hopkins Hospital
In Baltimore. had last heard from him
at some port in Connecticut in Octo-
Der, when he sent her $40. The writer
said that the man was living here
under his own name, and gave his
address. which proved Incorrect, but
the case was reported to Chief OF
Police Ragland, with the result indi-
Gated.
Houses for Employees.
1t IS understood that the Matoaca
Cotton Manufacturing Company, own
ing the cotton mill plant at the VIII
lage of Matoaca, In Chesterfield county
purposes to spend $4,000 IN erecting
new houses for their employees. and
LOT DINER lIllpTOVel1entS5l IN tNatOdC0.;
Much blasting with dynamite Is now
being done in the digging of the new
channel for the Appomattox River. a
stretch of ground having been reached
where much rock anu many stumps
require such work, which is very
expensive to the contractors.
All souvenir postcards ornamented
with mica, glass, and like materials.
are being withdrawn from the malls
at the Petersburg Office. In ac-
cordance with recent orders from the
Post Office Department at Washing
ton, requiring such matter to be mailed
in envelopes.
Young Man Stricken Down.
Mr.. Thomas ]. Justice. son of the
late James +. Justice OF this city, died
at the Home for the Sick yesterday
afternoon. The young man was only
nineteen years old, but had suffered
for some time with diabetes. and came
to Petersburg Saturday night to con-
suit a physician, by whom his case
was pronounced incurable. Mr.. Justice
walked to the hospital Sunday morn
| ing, and died there only little moro
than twenty-four hours afterwards
He had for some time held respon-
sible position as q telegrapher with
the Western Union Telegraph Com.
pany In Norfolk. The body was takcr
to Richmond this afternoon, and the
funeral will take place from st, Peter.
Cathedral, in that city. tomorrow
: morning.
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TRAGEDY NEAR STUART.
One Man Killed, Another Shot
and Nav Die.
[special to Tho Tilnes- Dispatch.

STUART, VA, March ia phone
message came to Stuart Saturday morn
ing. saying that man named Harri-
son had been killed in the neighborhood
Of Ararat Va, and that three OF the
Scales boys were held under arrest for
the same. &4@
er was asked to come to the scene OF
the killing at once. Mr.. Hooker started.
and when he got within some four or
five miles OF the place. some twenty
miles west Of Stuart he ran up on q
desperate row in which man named
Slate shot and seriously wounded q man
named Lawson. Elijah Bowman struck
Lawson desperate blow on the head
with d rock about the time Slate shot
him, and 1t Is thought Lawson WILL die.
Communicating Attorney Hooker inter
fered and stopped the row, called on
some citizens standing by and arrested
Slate and Bowman on the spot and
sent them to Jail.
He then proceeded on his way to the
Harrison murder scene. and met Officer
lie. H Childress on his way to jail with
Dixie Scales, the other two Scales boys
having been discharged by the justice
in preliminary hearing.
Hooker then turned back, and he and
Childress and Officer S. T. Boyd, who
came upon the scene, returned to Stuart
with their three prisoners and landed
them IN jail here about o'clock yester-
day morning.
Harrison was killed In his own yard
! The parties live within a few miles OF
| the Pinkney Ayres whiskey dstillery
| and, It is said, that the parties were
| drinking. nixie Scales Is brother O
Ernest Scales, who was sent to the peni'
Tertiary for twelve years from this coun
4 ty at the November term OF tn
i court. f
There was also serious cutting anal
i three miles above Stuart Saturday nj ght
Billy Justice was cut by q man named
Handy. No arrest has been MADE am
i the particulars are lacking.
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PLUMBERS STRIKE.
Government Employees Wouldn':
Wait. 55ss
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NORFOLK, VA. March IL. numbers
employed in the department of con-
struction and repair at the Norfolk Navy
Yard have struck. Work on the battles
ship Texas and the cruiser Olympia, now
being overhauled at the yard, is tied
up, and there is probability that the
plumbers and other worltmen in other
departments will go out in sympathy.
The men became dissatisfied as the re-
suit OF a refusal Of their request Of an
increase in wages from 1915 to 81 q
day. They declare that they will not
return to work until their demand has
been satisfied.
1t is tho first strike in tho history
OF the Norfolk Navy Yard, and one OF
the few that has occurred in the gov
eminent service.
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APPOINTED TRUSTEEsof
DICKSON HARDWARE CO
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III FREDERICKSBURG, VA, March 10.
Mr.. a. Randolph Howard. cashier Of
the Conway, Gordon and Garrett
National Bank. has been appointed
trustee for the Dickson Hardware
Company. who made an assignment a
few days ago for the benef1taof their
creditors, taking the place OF d. S.
Russell. resigned The stock OF goods
OF the Dickson Company Will be sold
for the benefit Of the creditors, whose
claims amountito over $4,000.
On a farm In Spotsylvania county,
near this city, in one Of the fields
is q lone grave with headstone, bear
Ing this inscription: 20. u. Watts, New
York. 6342." It is supposed to be the
grave OF a Federal soldier who was
killed in battle there during the Civil
War, af5 n III IA 3g{sjs {8t f NJ.
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HIDDEN DYNAMITE.
Norfolk Negro Was Well Supplied
With Dangerous Explosives.

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e NORFOLK, VA, March lev. I.
Booker. colored arrested on the charge
OF violating the city ordinance In the
storing Of explosives and with tres
passing on property OF the Nottingham
and Wrenn Company. Atlantic Sity ward,
was arraigned before Police Justice Sim
mons to-day. found guilty on the charges
and fined s25 and costs. The case was
appealed to the Corporation Court.
Fifty sticks OF dynamite were found
stored away in a pile OF refuse on the
Nottingham and Wrenn wharf by the
Waterman Mr.. Nottingham was noti-
fed OF the discovery. and 1t was found
that Booker placed the dynamite there
to keep it from freezing and becoming
worthless.
Booker uses dynamite in blowing up
wrecks and other Instructions in water
ways.
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STUCK TO HIS POST.
Stricken With Paralysis, Light
House Keeper Remained on Duty
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NORFOLK, VA, March 19.-sorely
stricken with paralysis. being scarcely
able to move, Captain Emerson. keeper
of the White Shoals Lighthouse, in James
River, stuck to his post and did his duty
until relief came. Although stricken early
in the night. he kept the light burning
but his feeble cries for help We're lost
in the Silly night. He hung out dis
tress signal when daylight came. That
was seen in tho afternoon by q party Of
excursonlsts from Smithfeld. He would
not leave the lighthouse until q substi-
tute came. Captain Fimerson's home is
in Portsmouth, 1t is believed tonight
that he will recover.
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Wants to Cure Lynchburg.
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lSpeclaI TO TIC 7TIMes-DlsDHtcH'I
Il LYNCHBURG, VA, March 19.-"His
Holiness Pope schrader," the head OF
the Divinity Catholic organization, is In
Lynchburg offering to cure all OF the
ails of residents OF the city. He came
from Roanoke. and will be here but
few days.
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Death from Alcoholism.
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tt85 XVI SpeclaI 10 me ilnes- p|spa&cp,lBt qsiF
IYNCHBURG, VA. March 19.-Fred
the police station this afternoon, He
was arrested last night IN an intoxi-
Gated condition. He could no be reused
for police court this morning, AT 2
o'clock a physician was summoned, hut
he died shortly afterwards. tS,5
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Garyin-Smith,
Especial TO The Times Dispatch.

WINCHESTER. VA, March l9.-In
the presence of n few intimate friends
al her ancestral home, Miss Jennie
smith only daughter of the late DR.
Jack Smith, OF Gore, this county, was
married this afternoon to Mr., &. Gar
vim formerly of this county, but now
prominent business man Of Green's
boro, N. G.. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. w. a. Pearson, pastor
OF the Baptist Church. after which
tho bride and groom left on North
ern tour 7a .58
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Valuable Horse Stolen.

sRADFORD, VA, March 19.-A1r. r,
Q Scott, a prominent merchant Of
Radford. had $3.50 horse stolen from
his stable Saturday night. The stable
lock was broken by the thief and also
q lock on the back gate OF the yard.
The horse was q brown mare, with
white face, about six years old AS
yet there Is no clue to the thief.
though the police are working on thu,
case. n a IA On
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Awakening Of Harrisburg.
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b Especial to The Times Dispatch. ]
& LYNCHBURG, VA, March 19-under
the auspices Of the local civic league,
j. Fl, Mcfarland. or Harrisburg. Pa,
president of the American Civic Associa-
ton, lectured here tonight on 1.-THE
Awakening Of Harrisburg, !" The lecture
was heard by a large crowd.
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Appoint Mr.. Whitworth.
| SpeclAl To The Tlmes, plspatch, ]

. I7I IF5PHu3Ht " st1N Observation-Disclosures
BON AIR. VA, March ls,--c1l horne
Whitworth has been appointed az sta
ton agent here to succeed his father,
q. IS. Whitwoytil, who died last week,
He viii DO checked IN this week by
The travelling dstoF.s =;
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IAssistan, Postmaster for Norfolk

NORFOLK, VA, March l9,-lNs has
been expected for some time, Post
master Carney to-day named DR..
Adolph Aronheim as assistant post
master. He will give a bond for
$4,000, and will probably assume the
nutles of his Office tomorrow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-29
NOTICE OF AssEssMp,--

Raymond-Illinois Min,n.
Principal place OF businnns COM,
City. Utah. Mines al Eness. Emss. Salt
Notice Is hereby given ,sxa, Utah+
ing Of the board ~ dira. dia. at n
Raymond-Illinois Mining p'estors naors cf'
held March IA. 1907. an susnnpanys
G-hnn on ,hr OF a cont per share nssmen
siandins m r ra,,i,a1 otane was levied or YET & n
payable to M. 3. johnson cerpora
Atlas block. as follows: al Room
One-half cent per sbara
medlately. Any stock upon payable
assessment may remain I'm Which
18th day of April. 1907, wifi unpaid on
and advertised for sala a, oe delino
ton, and unless payment 70 public
VIII be sold on the 1st day ~ wraae b
10 pay the delinquent assss.aa aay.
e1T Expense ot" Of sale ahe cost of advsrtiSDDss
One-half cent Der sha-.
able on the Ind day of Ma snali b
stock upon which this ssas. sss. lsol.
remain unpaid on the Lar tddeasinent
1907, will be delinquent .n aay of
for sale at public auctIo,r adver
payment is made before, uriu and d
the 1Ith day of June. lsn1 oe so
delinquent assessment, toeeth.o ray
cost OF advertising and exneusr exsr gith
one -haif cent per share s sbanp pt e
able, on the 18th day OF Juns au he b
stock upon which this asae. lsoI.
remain unpaid on the 17th 5seat
1901 VIII pe DELINQUENT and 10y sasa o.
ror 70 v,san, sale =; at public auction ana nSS, I
tho End day OF August IaoT oe suI
delinquent assessment, toSs,s 70 pa
cost Of advertising and exnsn Tf1
- j. C. W..
Secretary Raymond Illinois LNdaNcH
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ASSESSMENT NO. Q

Mountain Dell Consolidated Mining
company. Principal place OF business
2o1 city and county building Salt Lake
City. Utah. Notice is hereby given that
at a meeting OF the board OF trustees
OF the Mountain Dell Consolidated Min
Ing company, held on the l4th day Of
March, 1907, an assessment of one G)
cent per share was levied and assessed
on the capital stock OF said corporn-
ton. payable at the office OF II. w
Griffith. secretary OF said company, at
room 25l. city and county building, Salt
Lake City. Utah. on or before tho 18th
day Of April. 1907
Any stock upon which said assessment
shall remain unpaid on the said 18th
day OF April 1907, will be delinquent and
advertised for sale at public auction and
unless payment Is made before, Will he
sold on the sth day OF May. 1907, at
o'clock ?. IN. OF said day, to pay the
gether with the costs OF advertising and
expenses OF sale. H. w. GRIFFITH
~, Secretary.
2Sl city and county building, Salt
Lake City, Utah.
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NOTICE,

Notice Is hereby given that the assess
ment of the tax levied by the City Coun-
en- OF SOFT Lake City. Utah. by ordinance
passed March II, 1907. upon the property
abuttinG upon the south side of the east
1855 feet OF lot /, block .. the south side
OF lots 81 10 30 inclusive, block 5. Seventh
the south side OF the west 1855 Is feet Of
lot block 1. Seventh South subdiyislon
H1 ints 0ipok * pIad pno,s &C. the south side of
side Of lots to l2, inclusive. block /
j. II. Whalon's addition: the south side
on, oi nose portions OF the northwest quar-
ter OF section IL. township l south range
] west lying between Oquirrh and Emma
streets, and lying between Titusville ave
nue. and Jordan river; the south side OF lots
south side of lots ] and 16. block 3
j. II, Whalons addition: the south side
OF lots ! to 20, inclusive, block i. the
south side OF lots to 20 inclusive block
z, the south side OF lots / to 90 Inclusive
block 2, the south side Of lots ! TO 20
inclusive, block 4, Poplar Grove addition
Salt Lake City survey. for the purpose Of
constructing cement sidewalks four al
feet Wide and four 90 inches thick on
The north side OF Eighth South street be-
streets. on. the north side OF TitusvilIe
avenue from Ninth West street TO the
east bank OF the Jordan river and on
the north side of Indiana avenue from
the Jordan river 10 Cheyenne street i'm
sidewalk districts Nos. q and II. is com
pleted
That the Board Of Eounlizatlor md
Review appointed by the city Council for
that purpose, will meet at the office OF
The city Recorder. room 100 city and
county building, on Monday April l. 1901
and continue in session until Friday
April 5, 1907, between the hours OF g:30 /
and l:3O p, m, and will hear and CON
slider any objections and make correc-
ton of any tax which said board may +
deem unequal or unjust
That during said time. between The /
hours OF a m. and . p, m. said list |
Will he open to public inspection at The /
office or the City Recorder room 100 CITY
and county building. Salt Lake City. |
BY order OF the City Council Jated
March is. 1897. j. r. MORETON
e,, City Recorder.
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NOT YET time FOR
OUR INTERVENTION
America and Mexico In the Dark
As to Affairs In Central
America.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. March 2s.-Tho
moment has not yet arrived when
the United States and Mexico can inter
vene 10 stop the spread OF In Cen
tral America. This was the decision ar
rived AT as the result of the conference
between Secretary Root and ambassador
Creel AT the State department today. Tho
Secretary also had tho benefit of adyices
received hy the diplomatic representatives
OF the Central American States from their
own governments. The absence OF def
mite information from the seat of trouble
is embarrassing 10 the officials who arc
desirous OF bringing about peace.
II Is feared the collapse OF the Bonilla
government In Honduras and the couse-
quent installation OF a provisional gov
etnment III accord with that cf Nicara-
qua VIII result In a combined attack hy
them upon other Central American re-
puulics, The apprehension of such a
movement has greatly alarmed all OF the
other states. II Is said that there is
no disposition on the part Of this gov
eminent to take the part OF policeman
toward those sister republics. but il
would welcome any proper opportunity
TO restore peace.
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ASSESSMENT NO. 22.

New BED Wing Mining cor,n,,,.
Principal place OF business. Salt Like
Notice Is hereby given that A, mo.,
ing OF the directors held on the otb h'Ger Ia,.
OF March. 1907. an assessment OF two
cents .(2c) per share was levied on t%e
Immediately to +. NJ. Orem, secreinrv ne
the Offices OF the company. 3O5- 30S Auars
bach building, Salt Lake City. Titan.
Any stock upon which this assessma,,
may remain unpaid on Thursday ths
nth day OF AI-n, 1907. Will be delinaueni
and advertised for sale at public auction
and unless payment is made before viii
be sold on Wednesday. the frst dav ~
May 1907. Al one O'Clock p. M, TO nav
the delinquent assessment. together viii
the cost OF advertising and expense Of
sale. F. NJ. OREM. Secretary
3O2-sos Auerbach Bldg. Salt Lake CITY.
otah' 1904
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SPECIAL. STOCKHOLDERS MEET
ING,

Notice Ia hereby given that there will
be n special meeting of the stockholders
OF tho Vespasian- -Hoogley Mining com
pany at the Offices Of the company. 30S-
30S Auerbach building. Salt Lake City.
Utah, on Saturday. March 16. 1907, at
10 o'clock a IN,
First, For the purpose. OF ratifying
the action OF the board OF directors Of
said company In voting to sell all of the
company's real and personal property OF
every kind and nature to the North Utah
Mining company OF Bingham. for TWEEN
ty-hve thousand (s26,000) dollars, and
instructlng the president and secretary
to execute the necessary transfers to
carry the sale into effect,
Second To do any and all other busi-
ness which may properly come before
the meeting.
Done by order of the board Of direct
ors al Salt Lake City. Utah, this 18th
Gay OF February, A D 1907.
VESPAS1AN-HOOGL MINING
COMPANY.
BY F. NJ orem, Secretary.
So6-20s Auerbach building. Salt Lake
City. Utah.
The above meeting was called to Or
der at the place and time appointed,
and adjourned TO Monday. April /, 1907,
at the same place and hour
(Signed) L. D. LEE.
1l4n Secretary pro" TEN.
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ASSESSMENT NO. (2) TWO.

Little Eddie Gold and Conner Miniin,.
company, principal place OF business, Sail
Lake City. Utah.
Notice Is hereby given that at a meet
ing OF the board Of directors, held on The
9th day OF March. 1907. an assessment
OF ore o. cent per share was levied on
the capital stock OF the corporation, paw
able on or before the 11th day OF April
1907: to h. McCarrick, treasurer al 400
South Fifth East street. Salt Lake CITY
Utah Any stoc k upon which this assess
mcnt may remain unpaid on the Ilth day
OF April. 1907. will be delinuueDt
and advertised for sale at pub
lie auction, and unless payment is made
before Will be sold on the eth day OF
April. 1907, at p, m. TO pay the delin-
quent assessment; together with the cost
OF advertising and expense OF sale
E. MCARRICk, Treasurer
52o South Fifth East street, Salt Lake
SIt9, Otdn, 1907
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NOTICE.
To all water users OF the w.,

To all water users OF the w
system OF water source "7oef
whereas. Caleb Tanner. Siat.
Of the State OF Utah. d,S end
day OF February, 1907, file v,th me
OF the District court OF the scnonne sm ,ne
Glal district in and for the aa c
WEBER, state OF Utah. bis wrIttsr
ment setting forth the fact IT,
us naa Soinple1sd tne hydrographia
source, together also with ths r ~
postoffice addresses Of all nsrssnt a.ns1
poratlcns and associations using Snh 1s.
said Weber river system or watsr"
so far as known TO him.
Now. therefore. in accordenc. ~,..
ton IL of chapter 10s OF tSa VT 81
Laws OF Utah, 1905, wa
Notice is hereby given tha. an
sons claiming the right to the
any water or said Weber river sy.t..
water source, must file a written =
ment with the clerk of the Distriet
OK the Second Judicial district in =,
the county OF Weber and Sfa,s -
within six (6) months after tha ~,
tion of this notice, setting fo,ySu
respective claims to the use ~
water "
Any person falling to mate a..
liver such statement OF claim =
clerk OF said District court with.
(6) months after the first publIcssi-
this notice shall be forever bas-si
estopped from subsequently asssrij,-
rights Heretofore acquired TO ths +
water OF said Weber river systS
water SOURCE, and shall be held %
forfeited all the rights to the lisa n
water heretofore claimed by hin,
DAVID MATTS0
Clerk of the District Court in ~
the County OF Weber and sIs6
Utah