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ZIG cANAn ron WYOMING.

Cheyenne. Wyo. March 3.--Arraneo-
ments have been completed for the
construction of the main canal of the
wyoming Central Irrigation company
near Rivcrt0u II will be go miles long
and eight feet wide irrigating 100000
acrcs. Under the Carey act 40 per cent
of the land holders have guaranteed TO
take water.
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land New York and Sew Jersey flee
ing before the aggressive CORVALLIS
who was moving upon Philadelphia.
the rebel capital So imminent seem
ed the capture OF Philadelphia that the
Americans removed their capital. bag
and baggage. 10 Baltimore
The commander IN chief planned 70
attack the 1900 Hessians at Trenton
about daybreak on Dec. &c. smcising
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Washington Crossing May Become National Park
Movement Land Where Patriot
Army Crossed River Christmas Night 1875.

"a Jolly Christmas night He sough
To- rally his men as the outposts ven
driven IN. and the main body Of BIZ
garrison was In stampede. colone
Rail received a mortal wound, ate
which he formally SURRENDERED n,
post TO Washington, who nagnani.
mously sought TO succor his defeate.
and dying enemy.
The complete victory put new M
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that many OF the jolly German officers
would be fairly saturated with Christ
mas grog He moved his forces down
20 McConkey's Ferry and began cross
ting the stream about dusk OF Christ
mas day. The task was more difficult
than he had expected. and n was 2
o'clock IN the morning before the final
boat load was landed IN New Jersey
Colonel Ran. the Hessian command
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GRAIN RATE DISCRIMINATION.

The traffic bureau Of the CONNER
rial club Is taking up the matter OF
grain rate discrimination against
Utah The roads haul grain from
Idaho points 90 California common
points Tor 40 cents. 100 miles. while
90 Utah common points one-tenth ot
that distance, the charge Is 20 cents,
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

Tho funeral of John Mcintyre. who was
KILLED Yesterday hy falling from "a lad
der while topping trees. viii BE held to-
morrow afternoon at I o'clock in the Mil
creek Westinghouse. The body may be
viewed hv friends at the Westinghouse
from i2 Or %. On to tho hour OF the funer-
m service. Friends are Invited to attend
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-03

- UGGENHEIM7 Where have
We heard that name beforeY
IN Oh. yes-pretty nearly every
~ where since we think OF H.
The Guggenheims have become almost
ubiquitous IN the past few years.
They have overrun the United states.
Mexico. Canada and Alaska and lat
torly have delved into the depths OF
South Africa The seven Sutherland
sisters gained much notoriety because
Of their hair and how they got Il. The
seven GuRgenheim brothers are noted
because Of their gold and how they got
Il The Sutherland sisters are not sis
ters. however. while the Guggenheim
brothers are really brothers
Just now the Guggenheims are a lit
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IT'S 4 MISTAKE

TO THINK
that Jewels. Bonds and Priv
ate Papers are SAFE when
hid away in some secret place
Ina the home
FIRE can always reach
theml THIEVES can usual
Is hnd them. Locked ia "A
drawer Of our SAFE DE
POST Vaults only you
cer gct - ti'---'
A safety drawer Tor g2.5o
and upwards yearly
UTAH SAVINGS & TRUST &C
235 Main STREET,
Salt Lake City, Utah. go
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PROGRAMS

Special prices 20 AN church orFaniza-
tions on programs. tickets, dodgers'
etc All orders promptly ana c'reIui-
~ filled. 49,. ,.-.,,,,
THE DEsERET NEWS JOB DEPT.
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I'm Increasing happiness. with seven
millionaires. all their sons. growing uv
around them. Meyer Guggenheim die5
IN 1904
The sons are Isaac. Daniel Murrsv
Solomon. Benjamin. Simon and vii.
liam The father was first a peddler %
Philadelphia. saving up money to Be.
gin importing laces. He built up Ii,
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into the American Revolutionary NOV,
ment Had the attack failed there y
reason 10 believe that the ulIlmA'
outcome OF the war might have beer
British triumph. Such was the '
portance Of this victory that seha".
Briggs and his colleagues believe wv
will have little trouble In eonVino.U.
congress that Washington Cross'"'
should become a national park
ARTHUR ]. BRINToN
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to regard that high position merely as
Incidental 10 his career. Such Is the
Nervousness Of youth with its mouth
full Of golden spoons.
The Guggenheims happened upon the
American horizon only hfty-seven
years ago. yet an the seven brothers
are born americans Isaac. the eldest.
was born the year after his father.
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ne more In the public eye than usual
because they. or. rather one OF the two
gigantic corporations which stand for
them individually and collectively.
has been mentioned In connection
with the charges against Richard A.
BalIlnEer. secretary OF the interior.
now being probed by an investigating
committee Of congressman. There have
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r. r. Evans. Florist, 80 3 Main 81
Floral designs a specially Phone. 96l
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DIED

BROOKS. SIN this city March g. 1910
Ada Brooks aged s. months daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank b. brooks
F'uneral was held from No. s GQss court
today al p. m rntCment iu City ccme-
fary
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-03

ATRIOTIC America. grateful
for the glorious achievements
OF the fathers, never lets q
Washington birthday 80 by
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-31

ne who lights and runs away, may
live to dgl another DAY, Wa7 no, W.
ten of one Dawson-he Will never hkht
"fancs maj any tighter who remembers
mis- flight from ogden Monday night VIII
ever sign with him.
The Third ward juniors defeated me
Forest Dale juniors in the Third ward
ayn last night. 81 90 - This ties the
First and Third wards with I'VE games
each won in the Liberty stake league.
The match 20 decide the championship
comes on Tuesday night I'm the L. ID. s.
T.. gym.
Maddox. Bcnnion. Toetzel, Harker and
GiuRrich are 60 meet in the near future
to ian plans for ana annual amateur ath-
Ieuc tournament open TO an registered
amateurs in the state. Go 60 10, gentle
men, you could not do better
Tho Rough on Rats nine outplayed the
Lucky Vests on the JiEger diamond yes
terday afternoon, u 20 Z. Keep up the
work. boys. Cy Noungs htst star per
formancCs were ON "a vacant loJ
Ike Cohen the Denver amateur wcltor-
weight and "a fast one 60 be matched
the Manhattan club, arrived mere yester-
day 10 go into training az once.
pad Convm believes that there is NO
teaching SO khhN az % A'HfA 'NAAAAliA' anu
he called on yesterdays practise for the
high school lads that they might 40 out
to tho post 20 see the White SoN warm
up. II is reported that there were no
ubsentees.
The Nephi Commercial club Us boosting
FOR IA baseball team for the Juab county
town Good support is promised and J.
". Whltmore, clean sport booster viii
manage the team.
President Hewlett Of the Third ward
Al l. A. has promised the basketball
team. IL n wins the championship iu It's
match game with the First ward team
next Tuesday night. big supper and
thoatcr marty. That supper and show
looks almost az good 10 the Third ward
nvo as the Victory they hope 20 see perch
on their banner
Cyclone Johnny Thompson has been Of
fered "a side bet Of sl0OO II he viii sign
with Charlie Norvcn again FOR % rounds
al has pounds Gene Jcnries, NorvelFs
manager. says Il 10 matter Of regret 90
him that he Is not IN a position 90 make
tho side bet $1,000 II Gene made II ten
thou his regrets might be little
more blue after the match than they are
now.
Jaeh Rogers has signed with KID Chris
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/ D. S. AND U.OF U.
OUT OF BALL RACE
..,,,or. Are That There VIII be No
''''' intercollegiate b"s'o""
This spring.

,,,,pons point TO the a'ss'' wv,
ma 80 intercollegiate baseball
th' ,5. season. This afternoon ine
lets". ,.ipcl OF athletics is meet
un''eIs,.. .perial call to consider plans
R m. .r-.ag and the advisability OF
.s,.rc operations 90 class baseball WIN
... gsmss for each class.
Nv. .,. #. undertaken ON The state
INa r.. regents Co the enect that
meut ~ month can Doe allowed Tor "a
o'f 81 aa.n As but an Indifferent
his''-,' I'D boo. secured Tor this sum ana
mon .n campus ON which Co play
Lt't far rItt money "a" proposition
h' sli-tnr the university received a
message from the l.. ID :. IT,
I..'l fIs morning stating that that in-
t....t ...II not enter the proposed ln-
.l...1t, competition this season ow-
me saIHfiou to the difucultN Prcsi-
A Eire.hury this morning stated that
=. e.. .rrropriated for "a baseball coach
lN, D.. Turned over 90 the campus FUND.
~" r.o. Ind ON the field and water
.rr, fHa trenches so that the soil
,,f Sink when the sod is laid next
WE Until cummings field is properly
1870 and Boo good condition there VIII
p. Ia baseball. which means that there
..u b. none This spring outside OF the
r,es Games which will be played on the
H., n1rrf4s diamond This field lacks
,sr.s ard the other adiuncts 20 a FIRST
tase diamond.
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GOSSIP FROM SPORTING WORLD

tic for ~ rounds Go be pulled on at Price
ON "a date Co Doe announced later. proba-
bly, about the middle Of next month
Tho university viii probably be given
au oNtra. coach for the baseball team
duo 10 tho fact that tho diamond has
boon moved 90 Fort bougl1s. Bob Rich
ardsou. assistant coach. has been allow
ed 500 for his extra work this season
and tho showing Poe has made already
with me Young athletes proves the money
well spent
young Erleuborn and Kid Ross are
matched for the hcHdIiuor at the salt
Palace Monday night Erlenoorn rs glvlqg;
h. easy meat" for him at that Both
are training hard and MS usual they dis
agree Ou the winner both claiming the
go already won.
The hieh school boys took M their rub
bors yesterday and got uut for som,
promising work under Dad Convill, keep
Ing Dads fingers punching the stop
watch So fast De didn't have time 90 pick
Winners just by way OF friendly up
10 me other schools of the state who viii
appear hero lu the big high school meet
al Cummings Geld, set busy, for the Rcd
and Black lads viii make you go some.
Twenty automobiles valued AZ 5000
were arrayed this morning DOB front Of
the Consolidated Wagon a. Machine
companv Coz De- photographed. They made
an imposing display
At Liberty park yesterday tho Ashton
school defeated the Wohstcrs by "a score
OF 20 5 ln "a fast game OF baseball Tho
llne-up OF the winners was as follows.
Davis D.. Jacobs, } D.. ArmstrouE, 2 %. f,
Young, 9 D.. Thompson, H. 81 J.. Davis.
@. r; MCGEE, q. T.; Parry. a. Irvine. g..
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SAFETY AND SECURITY.

one Of the ahiost lawyers of the
south 800 an address before the Trans
Mississippi Congress 900 Denver last
August made the following state
mcnt.
- Legal Reserve Life Company be-
not dependent upon itS size for safety.
A small company operating under
laws which require publicity and
careful Investments is just 8s s1fe ass
the company which haas lasted half
"a century am dhaS accumulated hun
dreds of millions ln Insurance"
Safe and Conservative Management
with careful Investments applies 10
THE CONTINENTAL LIFE IN
SUBANCE d INVESTMENT COM
PANY. salt Lake city Utah.
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NArIoAL AUTO CHAMPIONSHIPS

Indianapolis March % -Uecora-
ton day MAY % has been selected hy
the American Automobile association for
the holding W the national champ ionship
races The championship meet will be
hold at the indianapolis motor speedway.
This i- the first time lu the history OF
racing that the national championship
titles will bo awarded
The meet will be under the direction
OF the American Automobile association.
and am entries are 20 be made direct with
tho contest board.
There will Doe n events and prizes
amounting 90 $4,000 viii Doe awarded
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NOTICE no CONTRACTORS.

Notice s hereby given that sealed bids
win hH received by che undersigned Up 10
%. m. Tuesday. April 5th. 1910, for the
materials and labor required In the
erection and completion OF an eight-room
addition and "a toilet and manual train
lur building 90 be erected az the Long
fellow school J. and First streets. salt
Lake city. for The Salt Lake 'ity Board
OF Education according to plans specid-
cations and drawings which are open for
The inspection or the bidders no the office
of Dallas a. Hedges in The Deseret Ma
tonal Bank building. corner N Main
and First south Streets. Salt LAKE city.
Utah. and an bids and proposals az the
above time viii be- publicly opened and
read lu the office OF the Board OF Educa-
ton. city and County Building. Salt Lake
CITY Utah.
All bids must be addressed 20 Board
NJ Education for Salt Lake city ana
marked on the lower left hand corner.
"Bids" or such bids may be- delivered
tn the Board Of Education at the said
time md place ~ opening same.
Bids must not contain conditions,
things than those mentioned I'm the plans
specifications. drawings. contract and
bonds and bidder must use the fortn or
bids which viii be found az the office Of
said architects and no other form OF bid
will De received.
A certified or cashiers check on some
bank iu salt Lake City Utah, for al
least per cent OF the amount OF each
bid must be inclosed. Each check r. TO
bo made payable TO be unedrsi gned. and
lr 20 DE forfeited to the undersI gned, I'm
case the bid is accepted and the bidder
does not enter into contract within three
DAYS after &C. acceptance for the faithful
execution Of the contract and bond here
matter mentioned.
The proposed contract and bond are also
at the office Of said architects and may
there he examined.
A bond must be furnished for one-half
OF the bid with good and sufficient sure
ties. an satisfactory to the uudcrsi Ened
The undersigned reserves the right 10
reject any and all bids.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
salt Lake city. Utah.
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OF LIFE

task mis- teammates and the critics
alike figure that be win ha once more
the peerless Larry and win make Ty
cobb and any other heavy slgEgcrs
look to their houors as leading bats
men nc the country. Manager Jim
Mcclure has announced that he Will
play Lajoio at first base this season
instead OF his old position az second
sack The reason given for tho change
is that Snortstop Turner's arm is not
in the best shape, and in order not 90
weaken the batting strength of the
team Mcclure will play the latter at
second station.
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GOOD SPEED PROGRAM
FOR THE STATE FAIR

Tho uatr fair 90 be held In October
,T $50 some or the spocdiest racing
ttst has ever been offered at the big eN-
,.5.tiou. Arrangements are already
l.rle- v8y aud an effort is under way
for the formation Of circuit with salt
fatc Greeley. colo. Cheyenne, Ogden
nd Boise Secy. "a S. Ensign Of the Utah
Fsir association. is sending out letters
foiav to the state fair officials in the
states mentioned and he expects that the
Nan will meet with no hindrauce.
a good string 81 horses has been en-
raged for the local exhibition and good
r76es arc expected. 10 ls proposed now
Do have the horses go from Cheyenne
10 Greeley thence To- ogden. ana from
ogden 90 th.. city. After the local en-
r1eemen. the horses can De taken to tho
IAN M Boise The speed program for
the Utah state fair BIS now being ar
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PACIFIC COAST LEAUGE.
Los ANGELES 1 TO o.

Los Angeles March O.-Playing er-
rorless baseball before the largest
crowd that ever witnessed the opening
of e baseball season I'm this city, Los An
geles defeated Vernon today by "a score
OF I TO q. Mayor Alexander Of los AM
relcS pitched the first pail and Mayor
Furloug OF Vernon, scornInE 20 use oith-
cr mask or glove. went behind the bat
ter and attempted To catch II. A grand
parade iu automobiles. lu which many OF
the most prominent citiIeus Of southern
California participated. preceded the
game
score. r. II. r.
N'iNNu rt.FsffssH sfssssssssss ssssssssssN
Los Angeles ...........t.............l o
Bauerics-Hltt and Hogan: Magic and
smith.
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BIG FIGHT OPPOSED.

Oakland March m-Thc church
federation of this district began today "a
Fight against the holding OF the Johnson
Jcurics nght at Emcryyillo July T. by
instructiur counsel 90 t8ke legal steps
TO prevent the contest After "a confer
ence with the district attorney. G.. g..
White. attorney FOR the churchmeu, an
uounced thar be- would Immediately in
sttuto proceedings calculated to prevent
the hight
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wRIGmrs HOLD THE KEYS

New York March 10-Franco may
Doe selected as the place for holding the
International aviation contest for 1910.
the date Of which has been set for oct
o. While the governors were able 90
uamc the date at their meeting last night.
DO was developed that the success Of the
international contests depends iu large
measure upon the attitude Of the Wright
brothers toward foreign aylators who are
asking for promises OF mo- legal Interior
Cuco with their flights.
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SPOKANE SELECTED
FOR BOWLING MEET

san Francisco. March 3o.-At a
meeting of the delegates of the West.
ern Bowling congress this afternoon,
Spokaue Wash. was selected as tho
meeting place for tho 1911 tournament
Officers were then elected for the on
suing year all the nominations being
unanimous, as follows;
President. Harry Leap San Fran
cisco (rc-cleCtcd1
First vice president, }. oscar Peter
son. Spokane. Wash.
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CmNNpLER GETs oDp TITLE.

Chicago. March M-H Chandler Egan
added the rather unique title of western
indoor champion al golf 20 his achieve
monts yesterday when Dc defeated Harry
s R0ckfeli. of the Calumet Country club
up and 8 90 play. in the final over the
Minnakhda course. The tournament had
been Boz progress over a month
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TRAVIS LEADS BIG FIELD.

Pinohurst n. c.. March 30--A field
of 1G5 contestants started Do today's
3f-hOle qualification round Of the
tenth annual North and south amateur
golf championship At the head was
former International Champion Walter
}. Travis who won the gold medal with
n card OF az.
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PEORIA GETS scnnRLER.

Chicago. March M.-Pitcher srhmirler
OF the Chicago Americans was yesterday
turned over 20 the Peoria club OF the
Three / league, according to an ar
nouncemcnt hy President Comlskey
Schmirler is southpaw. haillng from
WauHau. Wis, and was secured from the
Superior team of the Minnesota Niscon-
sin league. Comiskcy made a hurried de-
parture last night for Dubuque when no
heard that Tom Lifts. the former presi
dent OF the Three l league was critically
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CONFERENCE RATS.


The usual special low route trip
rates will bee made 90 salt Lake FOR
April Conference. Tickets on sale
from ogden and Points south. April
LIST 90 9th. inclusive limited To- April
18th. From am points north of Ogden.
April LIST to 5th inclusive. limited 90
April 18TH See Agents for further
uHrffCulara
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WHITE sox AT FL PAso.

Icl Paso Tex. March 8-Notwith-
standing the cold wind, a large crowd
witnessed the game between tho Chicago
white SoN and the El Paso team today.
Score, n. n. r.
ihCdGo .ss- .ss'.ssss' ss.ss'' ss.sssssst 5
y. Iasco .s-....,.. ...-.t............-l
Battercs-S smith and Black; Scott, wy
lie and Merritt
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Second vice president D. b. Merely.
Los Angeles
Third vice prs si1pnt j. NJ Hodges.
Vancouver. ~ g.
Delegates at large. g. H. BAH. Port
land. oregon, and ia Miner. San Fran
cisco.
The selection of sccrcfarv-troas-
urCr 10 succeed a. H. Jenkins. Of Van
c0uycr. was deferred pending a. read
Justment of the salary for that office.
Tho executive committee will be
chosen tomorrow.
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WALL PAPER BARGAINS

every conceivable style and coloring
at 15c. zoe and Csc. See our i'm
menso line Of domestic and imported
art papers.
papers.
GEO. w. EBERT & CO
Al Main.
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zYnszsco AND ROLLER.

Chicago. March G.-Zybszsco and Dr u.
b. Roller will In All probability furnish
the next bis wrestling bout FOR Chicago.
and it will take place April -. The Em-
piro Athletic club Is planning the bout
and already the signatures OF tha princi-
pals have been secured
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nIG sCORE M CNPTTAL.

Sacramento. Cal. March m-Sac-
ramento defeated Oakland by a score Of
is TO In the opening game OF the Coast
league season here today
Score; r. N. y
sacramento .sssss ssssstssss.ssst.tt.l NJ
oakland .....,.......... .s.,...s.....tl
Batterics-Hunt and Lal4onge. Mosher.
French, Christian and spokesman.
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult county Clerk or respective sign
ers for further Information.

Consult County clerk or respective sign
ers for further Information.
Iu the District Court Of the Third
Judicial District OF the state Of Utah.
Iu and for salt Lake county. probate
division In the matter Of the estate OF
Alfred Moses Deceased. NOuce.-The
petition Of Margaret May Moses Burke
administrators OF the estate OF Alfred
Moses. deceased. praying for an order 20
borrow money by mortgage on real
pruuorty of said deceased and that all
persons interested appear before said
court Co show cause why ON order should
not Doe made 90 borrow $50 and mortgaEe
SO much as shall Doe necessary OF tEe
following described real estate situated
Boo Salt Lake County. Utah, to-wtt.
Beginning no "a point SD rods south from
the northeast corner OF the northeast
quarter OF section L. township 3 south.
range 4 west Salt Lake Meridian. nrd
running thence north along the section
line between section 10 and 10. So 3s rods,
644 rods 90 the West Bank of the Jor-
dan river. thence southcrly along said
bank OF said river Co "a point $50 rods
duo south from the north line on said
section Is. thence west a rods more or
less to tho said section line between
said sections ~ and 70. thence north i6.j
rods 90 the point Of beginning contain
ing g1is acres more or less. has been set
for hearing on Monday the am day OF
April 1910. az @ o'clock %. w no. tho
County Court House BOO the Court Room
Of said Court in Salt IHkr '... If7h.
Witness the Clerk oft ". ."..f win
the seal thereof ufHr.. day
OF March. A " lH.u
MARGARET zANE N...a
Ry T.. p. Palmer DEPUTY
Lawrence g. Robertson. Attorneys for
Petitioner.