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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-07-26
VENGEANCE
By BURKE JENKINS.
Copyright, BY Joseph B. Bowles,)


Straight up the simmer Of heat
rose from scorching sand, unlocked
by painful Of wind A blsterlng
sun still beat upon the back OF the
traveller headed west; for it was not
yet noon.
The squeaking stirrup.leathers
chafed raspingly against the cowhide
boot-legs in the monotouy of the little
pony's pace, while slung holster and
felt-covered canteen thumped the thigh
with occasional irregularity. The pack
animal, head extended in unwilling
lead, and out of time TO the mount,
clattered stones in wearied clumsl-
ness.
The horseman wore n blue flannel
shirt two buttons open at the throat
and sleeve-roiled to the elbow, reveal
ing a thick chest and forearms, deep.
ly Drowned and sinewy.
Occasionally, at a stumble OF the
little beast that seemed to feel the
heat, the man would jerk him up and,
for moment, would be somewhat
shaken from the thoughts which set
the broad upper lip in lines of tension.
The dust, fine.powdered and alkall
white, rose and settled into the very
weave OF the clothes.
The sun passed overhead and began
TO look under the hat brim. 1t was
already past time for the midday halt.
No spot differed from another sufIi-
cienty to mark any distinction as a
resting place; so, with the Indifference
OF worn custom the traveller grunted
a halt and swung himself slowly from
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Uncle Responds literally.

FL Paso, TeX,-George E, Spencer,
sick in the county hospital and pen
niless, wrote to an uncle in Butte,
Mont, whose name he will not give,
but whom he had never seen, asking
for aid, and today the American Ma,
tional bank was advised by wire by
the uncle that $500 was placed to
the sIcl, mans credit. Cashier Wyatt,
of the bank removed the man to a
comfortable room in hotel Spen,
GERS wife is in Omaha and will be
sent Tor. -. ----.-.----.. .-
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Daily Market Report
EAST BuFFAho.

East Buffalo, N. Y, July 26 Re
ceipts 300, quiet at steady values.
Calvcs-Recipt5 l,O0C; trade brisk,
Values soc higher; top veals, $50 a
.S,75; Gull to fair, 4 a S,25.
Sheep and lambs RECEIPTS 800; act
i've and firm; spring lambs, so a
IS; yearlings a ESQ; wethers 80
"a g. ewes, AS "a 5; mixed sheep,
a 75 a 5.25; Gull sheep, $50 a AS.
Hogs RECEIPTS $500; active, 3 a 1Oc
higher; yorkers 6,75 a $50; pigs,
.6.S5 a 6.9O mixed grades, 60 "a
.6.75; heavy weights, 6.65 a go;
roughs 5,25 a rs stags, 4 "a 1 so.
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CHICAGO GRIN.

Chicago, Tuly 26 -Wheat--Sold off
4 l-2c, September ranging from 81
1-2 to % 3-i, closing at 81 5-S; De-
cembor from % Ia to 96 IL, closing
at 95 S-S; May from 100 to 1,01.
closing at 90 rs.
Corn-Declined 3-S a 1c; September
ranging from SO IA to SO rs. closing
at SO 49, December from 40 1-2 to
so "a, closing at 49 5-S May from
so ga to 50, closing at 81
oats-Quiet and 1-2c lower; Sep
tember ranging from 80 5-S to 80.
closing at 3S SIS; December from 80
rs to 30 3-S, closing at 3S 7-S; May
from 40 ga to Al Ia; closing at 40
S-4..
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PITTSBURg.

Pittsburg, Pa. July 26.-Cattls
Supply light; market steady;
choice 6.5Om6.75; prime 5000
$40; good 5.0O@6, Is; tidy butch
cts 5.6O@5. So; fair 4.75 a 5.25;
hciferS 305.
Sheep aud lambs Supply light;
market steady; prime wethers 80
as. 40; fair mixed 4.25 "a 4.S5;
good mixed ) "a 5.25; heavy and
thin ! 50 a so.
Hogs Receipts 35 doubledecks (;
market fairly active; prime heavy
CPS "a go; medium and heavy
yorkers CPS C0 60; light packers
and pigs 6 10 "a 6.75; foughs 4.50
"a j.25; stays 3,75 a 4'25.
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Condemns nMoral ParasItes.n .

A Jewish clergyman in Brooklyn
writing about people who habitually
attend services at tho synagogue with,
out contributing toward its malnten.
ance calls them moral parasites" and
describes them further as individuals
whose religious life steals its sub
stance from others" He says there
are women parasites also and that
he has known women ito beat or steal
their way through religious life"
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UNION STOCK YARDS.

Union Stock Yards. Ills, July %
CATTLE Receipts, 800; estimated for
tomorrow 500; market slow, weak
Prime beyes, 575 a 73O; poor to
medium 44O a 5.65: stockers and
feeders, $50 a 4.9O.
Hogs-Receipts $4,000; estimated for
tomorrow l40OO; market a lOc
higher; light, & 10 a 65O rough,
.65 a 5,95; mixed eos a so;
heavy 6 "a 6,35; pigs, 5,S5 a $40,
Sheep RECEIPTS 5000 estimated for
tomorrow 1000; market slow steady;
native shep, AS a $50; native
lambs, $50 a SIS; western sheep,
5.25 a 7.3O; western lambs, 5,25 q
40.
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TOLEDO GRAIN.

Toledo, o., July 26, Wheat
ash and July 80 10; September 81
SIS: December % 10.
Corn-ash aud July Sc, September,
55 -; December 40 3-4; May 81 IA.
Oats-ash and July 46 10, Septem
her 3S 3-i, December 80; May 40 7-s.
Cloverseed Cash 945; October 9.25:
December and Marchc SIS; prime
alsike, 500; prime timothy 2,15,
Rye-No. 7, 76 No. 2, rs; No. 8.
20.
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elft Sword in Pawnshon.

Trenton, n. The handsome gift
sword presented during the civil war
by the city of New York to First Lieu
tenant Henry NJ, Judah and recently
found In a pawnshop in this city, is
to be reclaimed by the state and for
warded to the late lieutenants
nephew, Henry r. Judah, assistant
general passenger agent of the South
ern Pacific railroad. now living in San
Francisco. The sword originally de-
scended to relative who is supposed
to have pawned 1t here.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE

New York, July 26.-Butter-
Receipts 6437; moderate demand
creamery extra 25 a 25 IL; state
dairy finest - "a 1-2; imitation
creamery frsts %; factory frsts
2l d p l-2.
Eggs Receipts S37l; choice firm;
nearby white fancy "a "a %; do
extra mixed % a %; western frsts
II II "a lS II.
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steady. Workers G.60 mediums
8. %; heavies 6.25 best pigs 60;
stags and roughs 4m5. 40.
Calves Receipts $50; steady.l
Good to extra 7.506S.
Sheep and lambs-2 cars; steadyi
good to extra lambs 80.
Cattle-Four cars slow.
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To Investigate Wines.

Washington DR., Harvey w. Wiley,
chief of the division of chemistry in
the agricultural department has been
engaged by the French government to,
make a scientific inquiry into the
charge that French wines have been
adulterated, .-..-..---. ----.4-.--4-I
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Replace King AIfred's Church Organ.

London.-In the Church of MuchcH
ney, the Somerset village famous for
its historical associations with Alfred
the Great, new organ has been
placed to succeed the remarkable in-
strument which has done duty there
for the past 100 years.
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Weedy.

"Maude' wants to know good
method of eXterminating weeds from
ner flower garden. Ever try having
them extracted by painless dentist,
Aaude - Exchange.
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Np./

The amount Of money you
have lost by keeping your
spare rooms vacant 80 long.
A large sum is IL metz Make
up your mind that you will
loso. money no longer in this
way. Have your ad inserted
in Tho Mirror for a week,
which will cost you 30 cents.
Your room will then be
rented. Cheap commission 10
pay, is IL not7
Phone ads 10 Ne. Q sithsr
phone.
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CLEVELAND.

Cleveland, July % Hogs Re
ceipts 40; shipments 1900; market
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AuoTIoNIERs

| UCTIONEBRING-J. W. CLARK
will cry sales Of every description
at reasonable rates. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Your Interest Ia my
interest. office rooms. Court strsst.
Both phones, Marion, Ohio.
$50
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-07-26

FOR SALE-A nine room house in
LaRuc. Good garden. fruit. will
sell cheap A bargain. See Mrs.
Elizabeth Odcl. BaRue, O.
7-26-3tpd
FOR SALE-'O5 Winton touring car.
top glass front all in fine shape
Must be sold In next Is days Make
offer. II. A. Paxton, Bucyrus, o.
1861
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FOR sALE-16 % acres, two miles
south Of Marion House of eight
rooms and cellar Barn and out
buildings, drilled we'll, brick Cis-
tern, 200 plum trees, also apple.
pear and peach trees. berry bushes
Fine soil for gardening Telephone
1903. 7-26-2td1twpd
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-15
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD 90,

l2O broadway. New York May 9, 1907.
special meeting OF stockholders.
TO the stockholders of the Union Pacific
Railroad company.
Notice is hereby given that a special
meeting OF the stockholders OF Union
Pacific Railroad company has been called
6y the board of directors to convene at
me ofhce OF the company at Salt Lake
city. In the State OF Utah, on the ff-
teenth day OF June. 1907, at i9 O'clock
m. Tor the purpose OF considering and
acQnG upon an amendment of the ar
ticles OF Incorporation OF said company
jecraa jIecUmaiGsnded men by the board OF dlrectrs
the amount OF 800. 600, 600 and Of au
I5nnoIizlng the issue and use of such ad-
dltiona stock and Of taking all suitable
hCllon In the premises.
- me DOCKS for the transfer of the stock
tpoth preferred and common) will be
s'osed Tor the purpose OF the meeting at
8 o'clock p. m. on the 29th day OF NAV.
asoI, and viii be reopened at 10 o'clock
d M on the 18th day OF June. 1907,
BY order OF the board OF directors
m9's ALEX MTLLAR, Secretary
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FINE OF $4,000 IS
IMPOSED ON ICE TRUST
Kansas City Concerns Are
Severely Punished for the
Maintaining of Pool.

KANSAS CITY, May ll.-Walter 4.
Powell, Judge of the circuit court mt
independence, Missouri, near here. today
assessed fines aggrcgating $2s,00o
against three Kansas City ice companies
which on April so, last he declared to
be guilty of maintaining pool to keep
up the price Of ice and TO restrict the
manufacture of that article in violation
of tho State IS antitrust law.
The concerns were; People s Ice Stor.
age and Fuel company, $4,000; Central
Ice company, $4,000: Kansas City Brew
cries company, $4,000.
Punishment Of the E9nderslyce~Lyude G
Mercantile company. ice manufacturers.
also found guilty of violating the law,
Will bo determined later,
Judge Powell also enioincd the Cen
trail the Kansas City, and Nanderslyce-
LyDds companies from furnishing ice 10
the People s company, and enloined the
People s company from fulfilling present
contracts with the other defendants.
Similar charges brought against the
Dold Packing company, the Western Ice
company, Rudy Bros, and the Inter
state Ice company, were dismissed. the
allegation that they were also in trust
not having been sustained
Later Judge Powell ordered that the
charter OF the People S Ice, Storage
and Fuel company be forfeited and that
concern be ousted from the State. At
torncvs for the Peoples company an
nounccd that an appeal would be taken.
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ASSESSMENT NO. %.

New Red Wing Mining company. Lo-
cation of principal place OF business, 3O5-
sos Auerbach building. Salt Lake City,
Notice is hereby given that at a meet
ing OF the directors held on the 1lth day
OF May. 1907. an assessment of two cents
(2c) per share was levied upon the capl-
tai stock OF the corporation, payable i'm
mediately to F. M Orem, secretary. at
bach building. Salt Lake City, Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on Tuesday, the lIth
vertised for sale at public auction, and
unless payment is made before win be
sold on Saturday the 29th day of June,
l9ot. az one O'Clock p, m, TO pay the
cost OF advertising and expense OF sale
F, M, OREM, Secretary.
3OS-20S Auerbach Building. Salt Lake
City. Utah. mIoaS
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DRAINAGE OF SWAMP LANDS
by FREDERIC J. HASKIN =-==-===A--

Would it be n good business invest
ment for the United States to add to
its home territory IN area OF rich agri
cultural lands as large as the States
of Ohio. Indiana and Illinois combined?
The swamp lands in continental UDited
States east OF tho Rocky mountains
susceptible TO reclamation by drainage
have total area Just about that of
the three great middle States named,
Arid lands are being reclaimed and
opened up for settlement by irrigation,
by supplying water 10 nourlsh the hv-
ing crops day after day. AS Yet the
Federal government has not undertaken
TO reclaim the lands which suffer be-
cause of supcrab dance of water
According to government surveys and
estimates there are at least fifty mil.
lion acres of land which can be drained
and made fit for farming at n cost of
about S5 IN acre This would increase
the vnlue of the drainage districts
more than $4,000, 900 and would add
TO the crop values of this great nation
many millions annually. 1t Is impos-
Hlbls to treat of the subject of the
drainage of the wet and overhowed
lands of the United States except to
discuss it in millions and billions of
dollars.
The Federal government has spent
about S25 900. 900 in irrigation work and
the people have given unanimous ap-
proval to the project. The argument is
advanced that the Federal government
NAV we'll consider Drainage as q co-or-
eiinate branch of the redemption Of
lands now unfit for homes. The De
partmcnt of Interior. through the Geol-
ogical Survey, has made a Topographic
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expense IN swamp in the valley of
the Red River of the North. The tract
of land reclaimed by these bitches is
now among the most fertile of all that
rich agricultural section. Reports from
year to year have shown that most OF
the bitches were maintaining their orig.
inal capacity, others were increasing
in size, while few were filing up and
would require rc-digging. An engineer
reports that he travelled by team over
miles md miles where few wears ago
be had been obliged TO walk with rub
Der boots, that he SAW the best of mead
ow lands where there had been only
submerged swamps. The State has done
some good work in this way also.
Three great questions concerning in
ternal agricultural economy hnve hecn
brought to the attention OF the Amcri
cen people in the last twenty-five years.
Irrigation OF arid and semI-arid lands,
rcforestration and protection Of Amcm
can forests, and tho reclamation. Of the
swamp and overlooked lands. The ir-
rgation movement has proceeded so far
that many parts Of the 'Great Ameri
can Desert now blossom like the rose.
The public mind is giving serious
thought to the question of preventing
the ruthless destruction of forests, and
forest reserves and other protective
agencies are becoming more and more
popular,
The last OF the three great questions
is the drainage problem, Thousands of
miles of leyces restrain the waters of
the mighty Mississippi md its tribu'
tarlcs from OVERLOOKING the rich lands
of the river bottoms, and if bitches
were dug the area of these rich farms
could be doubled. the floods would not
be so greatly feared and the United
States might accommodate twelve mil
ion more farmer sons and not be one
bit moro crowded than it is today.
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Tomorrow Mr. Haskin will write
about Swindlers Who Use the Mails. -
Short on Cotton Seed.

NEW ORLEANS, May 14.-Advices
from Baton Rouge say that cotton seed
is becoming so scarce that farmers who
have sold seed to OH mills are telephon
ing the mills to begin TO buy il back,
As many as three paintings, made neces
sary by the phenomenal rains in some
sections, have brought planters to the
verge Of seed famine. Several cotton
seed oil mills have closed because of the
scarcity.
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suMMos,

IN oo THE THIRD -,
SAFE GGuTt ToE Of the stetssU tssUlnlGu .
, ", 8. McCarn;.,.
known kn who have aay and
oy, through or n ,nsr Or clais
son In or TO lots Snder q. ,alS s'|
Two tn2; '9ss fa9 /; 2, J. /, I, ssnd lf
three (S). West Vss p2s Is eus
lots Il. is and ii,Soulsyam
as asairs I,nirIp plat A. Big 81 F,slIsSe slISek d
aelIrSndents, ,-sumnnssIa au,ess y
The State OF ofrIlnons r1,ons.
Srank sons unsgo! I, wgoilaon. and and y . "
interest in or To- TMo iha have =
summons, sun noSse caption aud aSui@l':, s.:
You are herebv
Within 20 days et,1u 1sumnosa !.
summons upon vn,, F ,'hs ..
o,,in,i, ooWnLy In which II, tbI. u ssrH
oIherwise o.n within an 36 sattips, !,
ard defend the aho, ~ days a.
In case Of your fe foS'e eniIus
VIII be rendered dus sn,so % %
,., 70 the demand OF "ssSSlnat sSn al
within 10 DAYS aftoIn Inc . coali
sum nOrs nro i'cr tha
clerk 'o'g Of seI6 I6on noyo. You viii !. g q
said complaint an,
INC purpose OF obta,nth n this a,
tween tho pIa;nt,y al
Frank /: Wilson. ..dd ana ~
known claiming anv aaa - ~ Z
est in or TO The foliS & Tlght, q
tses, ia w,,. situated in Salt "iIns ISlss - !.
Lots 0s and 81 q,
4, ., 8 and Z OF bloc,D ,D'oss
20 OF block 9, West Bo,I,.s -
OF lots u, IS and Is ''ppIal.,,'sl pI,'
a. Big Field surysy. ol9x 4 /
Ing 10 own an undiy,So ~
premises and the said sa s.. =.
er undivided one-hai,.a aaess %
purpose OF enforcins Nd
plaintiff plaintiff against the In,s,.,l %
teneants Re- t;, for taxes adysn''s.s, d1,s'ss
s1S1.a0. d''s &c Z.
HENDERSON. PIERCE -.
BARRETTE. piainsisss CEl!
81, poatotnce address. scs NY Az
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N0TICR
To all water users OF ~
system Of water soul1 =

To all water users "
system Of water soW1
Whereas. Caleb Tsnnsi,
Of the stats OF Utsh,a ~ ~
day OF February. !s9I. ms
of the District court q =, = h
cial district In and iIl II.
Weber. State Of Utah, ~ n
ment setting forth Ms i,,s
had completed the sysr NY:
vey of the Weber nVet t,s y q,
source, together also VIZ n
postoffice addresses ,,.,s o. =
porations and assoclali0,I, !, 4
said Weber river system
go far as known TO him
Now, therefore. In sGs so: 4 q
tion IL OF chapter iw
Laws of Utah. 1906, La. n
Notice is hereby g!1ss glssss' /,
sons claiming the lisat IN
any water Of said Wsue' s,s
Ts,er vat source. must fiis !, i. 3
meQt WITH tNo Si9 dldf|
of the Second Judicial GA as &
the county OF Weber ~ w.
Within six 10 monIh' '.sstI,5
ton OF this notice, e. G iSs b
respective claims 10 Nv
water. ,,,,,v 10 q
liver such statemef.., \ @soci
clerk OF said Disir,ctt tt,st Z
(s5 months after ins M fms7c
this notice shall % osso,,'saiiJ 'ii
estopped este from suosea"sIra s"e,aeOSIra y
rights theletoforssy ssysSsr sSS rire
water OF said W Meu eshau be
forfeited all the rign,iin n,.,iinsd ~
water theretofors e,nSaTIp
Clerk of the DlsErlSSss rlSsbsr q
|iss ths County Of "s" Il
I1fph
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HAND
SAPOLIO

Is especially valuable during the sum.
mer season, when outdoor occupations
nnd sports a. most in order.
GRASS STAINS, MUD STAINS AMI
CAILOUS SPOTS
Yield to it, AM it is particularly aoree.
able when used In tho bath after vio-
lent exercise.
ALL GRoCERS AND DRUGGISTS.
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NOTICE

To Stockholders of the Wasatch King
Mining Company:
You are hereby notified that the annual
meeting OF tho stockholders of the Wa
satch King Mining company will be held
at 1he rooms OF the Elks club 81 Third
sssreet, Troy, New York. Tuesday June
! at o'clock p m, for the purpose of
eiectinS five directors and the transac-
ei9n @ or such other business as may prop
eriy come before said meeting
JOSEPH A. LEGGETT President.
Dated Troy. New York. May 6. 1907
m960
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SfboLAN ING

Notice is hereby slSsf'. y b. 4
be a special meeliIulso Iulsoosi.y
Of the VespasiaIntI, It,fss 'Ci
ui Oanv AT the Offices oifsssasS
looms r SO5-SoS sr uc,1
LAKE, LAKE,, city. Utah. { Cd m. {.
1907. at 10 o'clock kaiIooss a, o. 0!
action Of the beard ,bs y, cosg
70 second-For the uwsSict 8
any other bushes, shs ssi,OckbOss
tentIon from the
'hiS, Done pe' by order OF clp. af %
tors at Salt t-ais 3. 1901 ,us1
VEsPAsIAN-HEo0 = n. orr I
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LITTLE CHIEF MIN1Yo !,
ING COMPANY

Notice is hereby I elva.e .ess =
meeting OF the stosI,t, ut
aoove-named corporate. ~
the office thereof. s roo, '
d, +. Walker buildinr ~
Utah. on the 3rd dny .; =
10 O'Clock n. NJ. oi s,s Il J.
purpose Of e!ectIng dirs+,.
officers OF said coronsry u
year, In accordance win
of the articles Of ,neors.u
aud for the transactIon =
business as may lasfsuv
said meeting.
Also FOR the purpose n u,
question Of amending s-,..
articles of incorporation n
go that said article l3 ,isa
lows:
THE first annual me.lh, !
holders OF said corporate q
tion OF officers and for h,
OF such other business ~
come before 1t, shall ba NJ.
Monday of June, 1898 Al h.
said day, at The general \.
corporation in Salt Laks n, {
thereafter an annual ~,
stockholders Of said cons,@
election OF officers and ~ (
tion OF such other buslnsa d !,
ly come before q. shall h
on the first Monday IA +
year. at 1000 a. m. 0. ua (
general office OF said corpor
Salt Lake City. Utah. \
of n majority OF the ouly,-
stock OF said corporation -
sary 10 legally hold any ~.
or any stockholders meetlni
poration, either general ., 4
officers OF this corpoTauos n
ed by ballot. and the Nn-
a majority of the votes q
meeting shall be held and n.
cd TO such offices respectht1
that each stockholder shzH n
cast one vote for each -
held by him. Rcprssenlu1
in writing, duly fled viii 4
OF said corporation. shall 4
all meetings OF stockholisn
eral or special.
JACOB NORTH 1
J. OBERNDORFER. Ssu4
Salt Lake City, May II. q
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Missionaries in Session.

WASHINGTON. May l4.-With sew
cral hundred delegates In attendance.
tho thirteenth annual convention Of tho
Women & Baptist home Missions So
ciety is In session here for a week IS
cnnNnniin
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John Roeder Loo. !
Frank A Keith ~

And In accordance VIII
order OF the board OF dlrsS
the sth day OF February,
shares OF each parcel o. =
may be necessary will b
auction at room 4lS HerM
Lake City, Utah, on the y,
1907, at / O'Clock p. m, .
lInquent assessment ,nsls
with the cost OF ADVERTISE, q
OF sale. r. u
Secretary Moro Gold anne
Salt Lake City. Utah. y
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-15
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Moro Gold Mining comFz7.
place OF business, Salt Lts
There are delinquent updl 4
described stock. on aeopc,i
sessmenU levied on the sth u
airy, 1907, the several azHr1
site the names OF the reEs1
holders, as follows:
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-04-04
Hotel Arrivals.

The following are the arrivals at
two Of WenatcAee's hotels for April
Roosevelt+Sam Poison. 1903: p.
f. Clendening, s.. F. F. A. Reynolds,
Reynolds; 8. E. Dixon, Spokape;
Fred Johnson, 1903: r. w. Ketchum
city; F. NJ. Dallinger, A. e. Smith,
city.
Great Northern-John .Rudburg,
st. Paul; Barton Robinson, Omak;
Miss G. Maltbie, Waterville; w. O..
Webster, Seattle; Richard Carey;
Spokane; Nate B. Jones, Sultan,
Wn.; f. R. Shelby, Seattle: c. J..
Groat. Port1and: A. T. Burbank,
Cashmere: Brace Yost. Leavenworth;
9. r. FtsAsr. City: w. s. Britt, son
and daaon1ss. Chelan: C. b. Bond,
Spokane.