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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-04
Coming Events

one OF the notable social events Of
the week will be the reception 90 be
held tomorrow Monday evening in
the Vermont building. on the occasion
~ the opening % the Utah state Art
Institute. Everything has been done
hy the committee in charge which In
ciudes many or the prominent mem
hers Of the community. 10 make the
affair a social success. A large re-
ception committee will DO on hand TO
receive the guests. Punch will be
served and good music viii be n fea-
ture. The exhibition will continue
during the month.
Tuesday afternoon and evening at
the Commercial club. from 70 s. fol-
lowing the matinee performance at the
salt Lake theatre OF the Russian bal
Jet and orchestra. there viii be an
elaborate table d'hote dinner served.
Nnich promises % be one OF the social
events Of tho week
A. there will be many box and stall
farties given az the matinee. % e. ex-
rrctod that many dinner parties viii
Doc given later az the Commercial club.
Tho annual reception or the auxil-
i1ry Of the reading room for the blind
public library viii be held "Wednesday
afternoon. December T. from 3 20 8
O'Clock, I'm the narlors Of the Kenyon
hotel An interesting program has
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T. Badger win be in charge OF the pro
gram.
The Authors club viii be enter
tanned Monday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. r. r. Lyman I'm Third avenue.
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There Will be a meeting OF the
Mothers congress Saturday afternoon,
December 10. I'm the assembly room OF
Rowland Hall. at 3 o'clock.
Mrs. Arthur w. James viii read a
paper on the girls gymnasium IN the
new high school. Professor James
Mcknight OF the university will speak
on "Children's Interests" All who are
interested in the work are cordially
invited TO be present.
The Pan-Hellenic society viii meet
Thursday. December s. with the
Misses Ellerbeck and Mrs. Charles
Read at the home Of the latter, III .
street. All members Of national So
rorities are invited to attend the meet
Ing.
At the annual meeting Of Lynds chap
ter. O. r. s, Friday evening. in the
Masonic temple. the following officers
were elected for the year: Worthy ma
tron. Mrs. Ada Kinney Harteuytein
associate worthy matron, Miss Jennie
BreCkou; secretary, Mrs. Nellie r.
Spencer; treasurer. Mrs. Elizabeth u.
Breckon: conductress. Mrs. Maude c.
Stevens: associate conluctress. Miss
Ella +. Hardesty: worthy patron, +.
L. Boynton; trustees, II. J.. ConCiy. s.
u. King.
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duchess lace. and carried a bouquet of
white sweet peas. Mr.. and Mrs. Jen-
kins left Immediately for the south for
an indeflnite stay.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac CHASER announce
the engagement Of their daughter.
Jean. to Louis Levy of New York City.
The marriage will take place early in
January.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert II Kelly an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter. Irene. to Frank J. Williams.
the wedding to take place the early
part of January.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 2. Burbidge an
nounce the engagement Of their
deeshter. Edna. to r. J. Thomas
Mrs. Harry l.. Finch announces the
engagement OF her sister. Mary Smith
Russell. to Alfred A. Martenson. The
W wedding will occur December IL
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The marriage Of Miss Louie Hardy
and II. c. Toevs. a prominent mer-
chant OF Aberdeen, idaho, took place
Wednesday evening at the home OF the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. z.
Hardy. 342S South Seventh East street.
The ceremony was performed by
Bishop Jensen OF Forest Dale at Z
O CLOCK, IN the presence OF the FAMILY
and intimate friends. The house was
/ beautifully decorated with pink and
white flowers. sent for the occasion
from st. George, the former home Of
the bride. An elaborate wedding sup
per was served, and twenty-five were
/ pr5sent.
The bride wore a pretty gown Of
white null and lace. and carried a
| bouquet of white carnations Musical
I umbers were given during the even
! ing by the Misses Sperry Of Manti.
Mrs. Cal Cox Of Manti. Mrs. Albert
Lund. Mrs. Hardy and Mrs. Spcrry.
/ Dir. and Mrs Toevs left Friday for
Aberdeen to make their home.
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TIE wedding Of Miss Kathleen
/ Bowring and Albert r. Unger viii
take place tomorrow (Monday) even
ing al the home Of the brides parents.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. w G. Bowring. 81 Tenth
East street. The ceremony will De
/ performed at o'clock BY Bishop
Robert Morris I'm the presence OF the
\ immediate .amilies
* *
Mrs. +. A Craig announces the en-
gagement Of her daughter. Cleo. 90
/ Spencer ClawsOn. ir. The marriage
viii take place soon after the first Of
the year.
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Ephraim. Dec. 1-The women u the
kensington club were entertained at
the home Of Mrs. Clara Anderson yes
terday afternoon. Tho afternoon was
pleasantly spent I'm social chat and
needle work. A dainty luncheon YVES
served. Those present were. Maggie
and Lille Wlllnrdsou. May Christensen
Sarah Larsen. Eldith Madsen. Anna Nfe1-
son and the hCEaess.
Mrs. G. Jensen returned Monday from
Cooling. Idaho. where she has Fnoflf
the past eight weeks visiting her
daughter. TressR
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jensen. former-
iv of this city. have he-on guests at the
home OF Mrs. Jcnsen's parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Jens =. Peterson. during the past
few davs.
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Park CITY.

Park City. Dec. 3.-The yyomsn's
Athenaeum met at the home OF Mrs. r. ].
Beggs at Park avenue this week and a
very interesting meeting was held. Mrs.
+. p. lie Compile read n paper on
Fairgrounds Association" Miss
Pearl snyder also read "a paper.
The Cotilliou gave "a social dane a.
the society hall on Wednesday even
ing.
Miss Vera lowe OF salt Lake City
Is here. the guest Of Miss Rhea Riley.
Knights or the Maccabeos gave O.
banquet at the Julian restaurant on
Thursday evening.
The st. Luke's guild met at the home
or Mrs. LorinE this week and 40 was
decided to give "a hazar sale az tho st.
Luke's church on December 12.
Mr. and Mrs. i. j. Buck have re-
turned from their honeymoon tou- OF
the state.
Thomas Cornell Of salt Lake City iH
here visiting with friends.
Paul w. Billings left Thursday FOR
the east 20 spend the holidays with
relatives and friends
Mrs. ID. =. King has gone TO CalifOr-
MIA TO spend the winter.
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L. g. You have my sympathy.
can imagine how embarrassed you feel
when you think people are looking al
your "mustache." Why don't you try
delatone 90 remove those Wild hairs7 I
have never known 10 20 fail Just mix
a little Of the powder with a little
water. so as TO make a paste. Apply
90 the surface from which you wish to
remove the hairs. let remain two or
three minutes. then wipe off the paste
and wash the skin thoroughly with
warm water. Delatonc is rather eN-
pensive. and your druggist viii charge
dollar for one ounce, but "a is much
cheaper than electrolysis. Repeat the
application OF delatone n the hairs
should return. They will be thinner
and lighter each time until they finally
60 FOR good. Mix the paste fresh for
each application.
Mrs. j.: Very few Of the so-called
egg -shumpoOs" contain eggs I'm any
sppreciahle quantity. shampoo with
undertaking. Why don't you use plain
CauthroNf Then your shampoo viii be
a pleasure instead Of a torment yout
head viii be absolutely clean. and your
hair will be beautifully soft and plant
Just dissolve a teasDOouful OF canthroN
in a. cup Of hot water. pour q little on
the head al q time. rub as you would
with any other shampoo. then rinse
your scalp and hair in the clean warm
water. CanthroX makes plenty Of rich,
creamy lather. cloanses thoroughly, re-
moves daudruff and relieves itching. Is
viii not fade the hair. make 90 dry or
brittle. or cause 90 TO streak. like some
soaps DO. After "a canthrox shampoo.
your hair dries quickly. and it BE- fluffy
and bright so that you can dress II
quickly and neatly.
@: Yes. I know what the sun and
wind have been doing to your complex
/ Ion. Use this beauty lotion and you
won't be so discouraged. Dissolve four
ounces Of spurmaN in a half-pint of
hot water. add two teaspOonfuls Of
/ glycorine and let cool Apply TO the
face neck and forearms with the palm
Of the hand, rubbing gently until dry.
lSpurmaN rcfrcshea. cOolg and Whitcus
1.-The skin 10 removes freckles. tan. dry
ness. sallowness. chapping and crack
/ ing Of the skin due TO heat. wind or
weather Use Il daily instead Of face
powder. Use 10 freely. - won't rub off
or show like powder.
/ Mrs X G.. You should begin taking
4 a good. safe. esh-reducing remedy al
once. as the tendency is for one TO take
on extra flesh during the winter
months. BY dissolving four ounces Of
iparnotis IN II pints hot water and
taking a Tablespoonful before each
meal, you will remove your cxces.
flesh rapidly without any ill effects
and have a more shaDely figure. This
remedy Is harmless and has proven 8
wonderful source Of relief 10 many
many ladies who were troubled Will
lover-fatness-
Read Mrs. Martyrs Book. Beauty
! f5.-Adv.
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Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard w. Reed and
Mrs. James A. Miner are ct the Hotel
Virginia, Long Beach, Cal
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Mr. and Mrs Walter II. Handin
went to Chicago Friday To be absent
three weeks on business and pleasure.
While there Mr.. Handiu will attend
the national meeting Of the Travelling
Passenger Agents association Of the
Burlington route.
Mrs Graham Lawrence viii ieave
this evening for Omaha. where sine
will spend the holidays with her par
ents.
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Miss Ruth Baer Of Meel,er. Colo, is
the guest Of Miss Helen Cohn.
The many friends OF Mrs. George w.
Putnam will be glad to know that she
Is recovering satisfactorily az the Hcly
Cross hospital, after her recent 81
riOus illness.
The Misses Katie Grover and Ma
mie Powell have returned after taking
two years course i'm the Battle Greek
sanitarium, where they received their
diplomas.
Mics Margaret Emerson reached
home on Thursday from an extended
visit with friends in the east.
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Miss RomOla King viii go to Provo
this week to visit with Mr.. and Mrs. J..
/ w. Bishop, who have lately returned
from their wedding trip.
Mr. and Mrs O. 9. Hunter left Mon
day for an extended trip through tac
| Intern ountain region, expecting TO be
gone two months.
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c. s. Mcdonald viii return today
from Denver after \ stay Of five
weeks.
Mrs. T. ID. Ryan OF ogden, who
came to attend the reception Friday
afternoon given by Mrs. Holmes. re-
turned yesterday to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Weir have
gone to southern California for an in
definite stay.
Mrs. David Keith and Mrs. Fergu-
son are visiting in Los Angeles.
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Miss NOrinne Thompson and Miss
Margaret Walker will sail from Ma
pies December s, and viii come 10
their homes I'm Salt Lake to spend
their Christmas vacation before re-
turning to Miss Benefits school IN
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Q. Lee are now at
home in the Miller flats.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. A. Hartenstein have
returned from their wedding trim
spent in southern California
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SOCIETY


CContinucd from PAGE One.)
ing In whitney hall Seventy-hve cou-
pies were present and many new
features were introduced IN the dane
ins program.
A pleasant five hundred" party
was given "Wednesday evening b. Mr..
and Ms. f. G. Warren in honor CT
sir. and Mrs j. A. Jacobson. who
Mexico. Several out-of-town guests
we're present. and vocal solos we're
given during tho evening by The Misses
Isabel and Amy Osborne.
The NeiEhborhood Bridge club met
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Frank 7.
Roberts.
Mrs. Thomas Powell was pleasantly
surprised by number ~ her friends
Thursday evening az her home IN
sixth East street On honor OF her
birthday anniversary. Music sud
cards acre the features OF the even
ing. prizes being won By Miss Thystle
Suliaway and Mrs. Powell. after which
luncheon was served. when the table
was PRETTY decorated In yellow and
white.
The In Deja Five Hundred" club
met Wednesday evening. when the
prizes were won by Miss Cleo LuEd
and Edward Blomquist
Dr Mary T. silver or 81 Peach
street gave N party on Friday evening
in honor % the birthday Anniversary
Of her son. y. n Felt OF Mauti. who
On I'm salt Lake city on business An
Ella boratc luncheon was served ard tue
tables were beautifully de-cr1tcI with
chrysanthemums and Ivy. Tho ansir
was much iu the nature OF n family
reunion. az. besides the honorod guest
there were present Mr. and Mr.. n. T.
Feit. Afr and Mrs.. William r. silver.
Mrs Dell Young and Mossrs. Ben Felt
~ Manti and Silver ~. Young Of FoT-
est Dale.
The home ~ Mr md MIS- II
Miller. ST.. on South Seventh E,,s- was
the scene - a. delightful party last
Thursday evening. the occasion being
the birthday Of their daughter irene.
Games and music were feature of
the evening. Later in the evening the
refreshments were served IN the din
ing room. Mrs Miller WIS assisted IN
entertaining by Miss Victoria Reed.
Those present were The Misses Lidora
Carlson. Emma Carson. Victoria
Reed. Mabel Reed. ZelDha Barrel and
lerine Barrell. Ella Bywatsr. Ethelyn
Smith. Mile Hatfield. -Merce HadfeId.
1rine Miller and Mesers. oscar
Carlson. Leslie Hogan. Joseph Mad
sen. Harold Madsen. Byron Miller.
Robert Henderson, Ford FairbuUrn
and John Miller
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''D-Si-F-' l. different from any other
treatment sold for rheumatism. One
OF its amazing features IL that the
patient feels tho progress OF the cure
IN the first few days BY certain Well
defined symptoms
g. T. Watkins 81 warsaw. n. T say-ut
al suffered WIN terrible rhrrrunnctsu,
for five year., all crippled up Tor daTE
90 riDe. ! bREan fakinE fD-Nf-B' nnd
felt improvements within two dnvur
and two bottles cured me"
"D-N-F'' contains no opiRtoa or haR-
Eerous drugs Whatever, and 81 eaziiy
assimilsted By the weakest utonaoh %
system
"D-M-F'' Is cold at sh drug stopes "a
81 a bottle. 8 bottles Tor IS. Ours
guaranteed IN any ordinary case With
every purchase Of bottles or money
refunded. n your dHiEEist cannot sup
ply you n VIII be SAINT. toGofh0r with
guarantee. on receipt of price hy the
"D-M-F' Medicine Co. R7i6 lincoln
ave. Chicago. III
''D-M-F is Tscommended and aold IN
Salt Lake City By Smith Drug Co. The
Busy Corner" Smith Drug co. No 2, "a q
So. Main; Druehi- Franken. 81 So Main
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sen. Hattie Ransom. Mary Jukes. Leura
Evans. Maymo WinEet, Savannah An
derson, Hildrod Anderson and Grace
Washburn.
A pleasant affair was the party given
by Miss Eina MaEleby Friday even
Ing AZ her home. Refreshments were
served and games Were played. The
guests present were: Eazel Collingh.
Arden Hunt Norris Hansen. Hazel
Hunt. Grace Bohman. Margaret Wash
burn. Georgia LorinE. Jennie MaEleby.
Lruldo Nelson. Louis Jones. Glenett
Clark, Dan Bawer and Savannah Andor-
sen.
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"

wv ASHTNGTON. Dec. Miss Helen
wv Tart from her throne in the
White House viii command the
social situation among the younger
leaders throughout the winter months.
She has given mp her COLLEGE course IN
order to enjoy the pleasures of a Wash -
ingtOn life. Previously she has Deeu
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FREE SOUVENIR HANKS.

We will give to any boy or girl 10
years or upwards. applying in person
on or before December 10, a beautiful
pocket souvenir bank, Free of Charge.
SALT LAKE SECURITY & TRUST Co.
80 Main Street.
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Health and Beauty Hints
~ MRs. - MARTYN

T. y. IT,: 7 don't quite understand
what you mean when you say you do.
not want 20 resort TO artificial means
fo preserve your hair Surely you can
have no reasonable objection to using
good Quiuine hair tonic 90 stop your
hair from eomins out J viii give you
perfectly natural way. FOR 40 clears the
scalp pores. trcrrthcus and gives new
l'fe 90 the hair roots because the way
from your druggist one ounce OF quin-
Eoin. dissolve tt In one-haif pint OF al
conoi. then add onc-half pint OF water.
Rub this tonic into the scalp two or
three times a week. and DO will prevent
forming ~ scale and dandruff and stop
your hair from falling out TO ~ Just
fine for excessively oily hair. To re-
frcshcs and inviEorates the scalp.
llveus up dun and brittle hair. restores
natural color. and encourage long
thick. abundant aud glossy growth
p. c.. In your quest FOR beauty you
could use ali the complexion powders.
creams and lotions on the market. but
lou viii never nave n smooth and beau
fiful complexion as long as you are
troubled with indigestion. poor appetite
and a. sluggish liver. What you really
need is "a good. cleansing. system tonic
tn purify your blood. Eive YOU an appo-
ute and clear up your skin Of those
plmpies. sores and liver blotches Take
before each meal a tablespoonful q a
NWNNN NINsANN WN NANrNNI Y NlIA slIN~INHNN NMW
OF sugar and one ounce kardcne IN one
half pint alcohol. then adding enough
lot water 20 make "a quart This is an
inexpensive tonic that has done won
drra Tor many q my friends iu rcgtor-
inE them 20 good health and good looks.
A. r.. Yes. Eyeglasses give any girl
toe appearance Of being older than she
really b.. Do not wear them until you
must. Get an ounce OF cryFtoE from
rour druggist. take u home and dis
solve 30 On n pint OF water and You viii
ness. soreness and Inflammation Drop
one or two drops In each eve whenever
rour eyes feel tired. weak or sore. This
tonic strengthens weak sight ans
makes the eyes clear and bright.
Patience: Your complexion viii be-
cone clear. pure and reflncd-the adj
mlratiom Of All who see you. or know
you-oniy when you give n the attcr.-
ton 10 deserves. Massaging with al
rnozoln crcam-Jcllv is the best black
head remover and open pore cure
ounce Of alnlozoin. dissolve Il In half
pint Of cold water add two teaspoon
fuls OF glvccrinc. stir well and let
stand over night Use this daily for
marganinr and as face cream. The
simplicity OF this safe treatment and
the speed win which 10 clears the COM
nicrlOn Of blackncads. roughness. red
ness. etc. are almost beyond belief
Nfmozoin makes thc flesh firm and fair
ard the skin sol. and satiny.
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Trfbunc-Rcporter Printing Co..
s West Second South. Phones us
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A pretty home wedding Of the past
week was that Of Miss Ina L. Rudy
and G. ". Jenkins. which took place
wednesday evening at the home Of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. b.
Rudy. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev Elmer I. Goshen in the
presence Of the family and relatives.
and was followed by a wedding sup
per. The house was prettily decorated
in pink and white flowers. palms and
ferns. The bride wore a dainty bridal
gown Of crepe de chine, with yoke Of
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Weddings and
Engagements

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Q. Wallace an
rCunce the engagement OF their
daughter, Hcnrica Virginia, TO Donald
Rockwell Thompson. The marriage
viii take place i'm January.
The above announcement viii be Of
interest to the many friends Of the
young people I'm the city. The bride
elect IS the only daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry g. Wallace. and is a pop
ular member Of her social set. She
is a graduate Of the salt Lake High
school and the normal training school
of the university. and has also been a
successful teacher for the past two
years i'm the salt Lake public schools.
Mr.. Thompson is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. ID. r.. Thompson. and is a well
known young business man i'm the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Pitt announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Devine. 20 a. II. Palmer. the marriage
to take place this month
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Mr.. and Mrs. John r. smith an
nounce the coming marriage Of their
Daughter, May, to +. Wesley Smith,
son OF President Joseph +. Smith,
which will take place Thursday, De
cember IS. at high noon in the salt
Lake Temple. A reception viii follow
in the evening at the Beehive house.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Taylor have
issued invitations for n reception %
be given in honor Of the marriage of
their daughter May Rich. and Dale
Howard ParlSe. Wednesday evening
December IA, at 3 O'Clock, in Whitney
han. The marriage will take place
IN the morning at the country home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor in Pennington
and. will be followed by a wedding
breakfast for the family and immedi-
ate relatives
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The Cleofan will meet wednesday
afternoon with Mrs William McDon-
aid, $50 First avenue. Mrs. Rodney
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The regular monthly meeting OF
Spirit of Liberty chapter, Daughters
OF the American Revolution. WI be
held Thursday afternoon. December
8. with Mrs. w. II. A Alexander. 522
First avenue.
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Mr.. and Mrs. f. o. Lee are now at
home in the Miller flats.
4
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Hartenstein have
returned from their wedding trip
spent in southern California
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-07-25
Application No. 1855

Application No. 1855
Nutice of Application for Permis-
sion to Appropriate the Public
Waters of the State of Nevada
Notice is hereby given that on
the 18th day of July, 1910, in ac-
cordance with Section 25, Chapter
XXI, of the Statues of 1909, one
c. d. Calvin of Elko, County of
Elko and State Of Nevada, made
application to the State Engineer
of Nevada for permission to appro-
plate the public waters of the
State of Nevada Such appropriation
is to be made from springs known as
Corey's Dam, at points at headgate
of dam in NW4 Sec. 36, T. 45 NJ,
r. 55., M. D. M. by means of open
cuts, and all water in place and all
inflow from spring is to be con-
veyed to points at Meadow Gold
Mine in Secs. 8 and IL, T. a NJ,
R. 55 E., by means of bitches,
fumes and pipe lines, and there
used for mining, milling, power,
irrigation & domestic purposes.
Water to be returned to stream at
point down Penrod Gulch to Martin
Creek.
Date of first publication July 81,
1910.
Date of last publication August
26, 1910. Signed:
Emmett D. Boyle,
State Engineer.