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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-29
SALT LAKE HUNTERS
KILL 1000 RABBITS

Four thousand rabbits were killed vcs-
tordav py i20 Salt Lakers. who went TO
Rosell. not far from Promontorv. on the
old Southern Pacific track. The nim-
rods had special train which left here
shortly after : O'Clock and returned at
1910 last night
Farmers eager Ia nave tho "a bbits de-
stroved and also attracted by the three
cent bounty met the hunters and took
them In wagons TO the best hunting
places. \ great circle was formed an
the rabbits driven TO the center. where
they were destroyed.
II. l.. Finch said that he saw a flock
~ not loss than 500 sage hens. but as
this is the closed season the birds were
uDmolestcd.
After the farmers had DELAYED the
hunters return by asking them 10 wall
until they cut The cars from tho rob
bits so they could collect tho bounty IN.
bunpies We're thrown into tho baggage
car Each hunter when he arrived In
salt Lake took as many as lie wanted
but thousands were left over Tho news
that they were being given away soor
spread among the small BOYS in the VI
cinity Of the Short Line depot and un-
I'll far into the night Youngsters loaded
down with rabbits were seen trudpirp
TO the homes OF their parents. uncIcs
and other relatives.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-29
SAN PEDRO. Los ANGELES &. SALT
LAKE RAILROAD COMPANY
Notice Of sp.cIaI Mee,lnn a, s,..n..,..

Notice OF Special Meeting o, stockho,d.r.
Los Angeles. California, Jan. 2na. 1912.
40 Tue Stockho!uers ur The San Fearo
LOS Angeles * salt Lake Railroad Com,
Nouco is hereby given tha, ,osc,aI
meetlhg of TIE stockholders OF tba San
roaH euTo, Los Angeles & Salt LAKE Rail
president and the board Of diIecTo po tne
convene at the. office OF the compsny nnS
sSo 'f bnbdin bRddiineipai place Of business and al
rsuduy meet, NO. 100 South Main stree
~ ~ me Si'y OF SAT- Lake City. In the state
o. ian; & on The ith day Of March. 1912.
considering and acting upon tho follow! -!
ing Propositions. namely.
10 authorize the board of directors
~ HIs coInpHny 10 make appropriate pro
visions for The retirement of The az,
sm0r'gage bonds Of this company, hereto.
millions Of fsn deiIa1ns ~ ne s'n amount OF sixty
oeen Issued only the amount Of fortss
s.gnt million, eight hundred and tb;rty.
hye thousand dollars. and to csusa am ~
same TO be cancelled. and 20 secnTe ths th
,ssSts'actlon ond discharge OF recoro ~
tbn .D.1panY hrst mortgage made to
YorL as , iLuSt company OF New
~ JS,i, as i,so6osstes bearing date the ist day
70 Increase the bonded indeb,e6no,.
proving an Issue OF bonds OF this con Sp-
sssnE ssanE IN the amount OF seventy rn,II,nI,
e gage and % dssd ss secured by a mort:
ps psiIrooy i; 1911. upon tho reiIroad'
ms company, together with fhs s-n,, oi
~. ovHances az. tnereGnto belonging. now owned
OF as may be prescribed In ssid r,ort-ate
ana ceed of trust. and 10 authorize sS5
eulpoWeT Tho eonrd OF directors oS thIa
company TO prescribe the form and ,.rns LIS
y. shld bonds and mortgage ana dosS -,
sost. and TO select and appoint tr,oi
o o.s OF haid mortgage and deed Of trns,
daa dn 10 take all such action as thev ,nsS
lses. 'Su'en' IN me prem
\, ne BOOKS for the transfer OF tbc ,,o,,
y, tnis company VIII be closed o. ~
peEpose of said meeting a. 10 'or oo,ok one
SSh; ana r.o on the 18th day Of February isis
ith day ~ Warn az ~ O'Clock a. M. on the |
posfd oIns5 nf s,- OF the president ana o, the
w IL coMsrocK. Secretary
e1lA /
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JEALOUS HUSBAND
DIES IN HOSPITAL
Continued from Page One.)

Continued from Page One.)
employed by II. G. Brecdcn, n wealthy
negbbor Of Mrs. Moore we'll known as
A. polo player. In his room above the
Brecdcn garage were found two pictures,
clipped from newspapers. OF Mrs. Moore.
and he carried her picture in his watch.
To add to the tsngle skeins OF the PLOT,
1t is said that Of late Moore and his wife
had been seen in San Francisco cafes.
dining in apparent unity
Timothy in 4 statement today said:
did not want 10 Kill Moore.
! only shot in self-defcnse as be ad-
vanced and continued 10 tire at
me.
Mrs. Moore tainted when informed of
her husbands death by her brother-in-
law, Thomas Eastland RevivInC. soc
became hysteJical and was hardly re-
strained from rushing 10 the hospital TO
see the body: Physicians cared for her
during the night.
The divorce suit in which she sought
freedom from Moore attracted unusual
attention because the name OF Rear Adj
miral Thomas S. Phelps. retired was
brought into the case in Moores cross
complaint.
District Attorney Franklin Swartz OF
san Mateo county said tonight that since
had fred first, Timothy would probabIv
never he convicted of murder. although
such charge would be brought against
him.
1t said that Moore's friends would
insist on Jinothy'S prosecution.
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Special - Ta4 Tribune.

Special - Td~ Tribune.
GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. Jan Is
Another Cet-rich- quick wrestling scheme
has gone wrong, although II was care
fully planned. Joseph Cox has just con-
fcssed that his real name is Charles
Olson. at one time a world champion.
Al Stewart. manager for the wrestler,
also admitted today that the name Slifcr.
which he has been using here. WAS as
sumed.
This pair came TO Grand junction a
few weeks ago looking ior "A match.
Finally they got Frank Du Cray to agree
10 bout Olson and Stewart let In a
couple OF Grand Junction men. convnC-
Ing them by proving that Cox was really
Olson. who had conquered such ineD as
John Berg. Demctrai and had even won
u handicap match with Mahmout.
Du Cray's friends OF course, knew
nothing Of this and they bet their money
freely. When the match came off pu
Cray had no trouble in defeating Olson,
for he IL not the man he once.
II am Charles Olson. but not the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-29
CALIFORNIA MAY GET
JOHNSON BOUT
Curley Leaves Tonight for
San Francisco TO Negotiate
With Cof1roth,
VERNON ALSO A BIDDER
Offers of 100000 Leave
Nice Margin of Profits
for Promoter.

lack Curey viii leave FOR san Fran
cisco tonight and within ten dsys a
dcHu.ts announcement Of where ana
when the Johnson-Flypn night Viii be
held. Is expected. Curlcy has three Of
rcrs OF 100000 ior The hsht. Jarbidse.
which sent one OF these offers, II ap-
paTeutly out or the question because II
lx so fsr from a railroad. James Cof-
froth's arena and the Vernon, California.
arena are the other two competitors. Let
70 one think these Offers arc not bona
fde. for Curley hes the hest OF evidence
thu, tho Caliornisns mean business.
N0ile Curiey stin sJheres 20 bis state
iIsut that he prefers TO manage the
whole Trims himself Independent ol the
California promoters. and Tor that rca-
con wants TO stage the bout. adjacent
Ia Salt Lake. he. Ike any other prize
heht !mpressariO. Is out fo- the money.
I, Is 80 he reared therefore that when
Cutlcy gets to California a dispatch viii
rone cS o. tho wires SAYING th1t owing
- tne fact OF Nevada attorney generHl
ihrestenins opposition ana also owing :"
Ore bic offers aud smooth sailing IN
California. the o.s hSht VII be held
thsrs.
California has strict ldas against prize
tisht'ug, but the Cslitornians alvErs Nnd
way OF side-Eteppiag any Ian thdt VIII
rrcrcnt profits aceru!ng q" th" citizens,
That this hic mill VIII Caus" q halo ..
u-ospcrify 70 never over the community
where II is pulled Of 10 certainty. and
for thar reason * Is pity that the orig
iual intention Of making sal, Lake the
hght headquarters can not be adhered
-, Or course II IL not certain vet that
this cts Will not be tho head diuavtcrs,
hu, IN considering the ODDS California
looks Ike biE fnvorite.
Doubtless the admission money plus
tie value of the moving picture rights
~ srepa 70 build II tho hcht Is hold
outside or California Ono thing is cer-
isiu. and That is Curlcy Is soiug 70 CALI
'oruia 20 negotiate with Coffroih and
tlis Vernon management.
These big ofIerr FOR tls mill which
q, may 10 repeated arc beyond aoubt
.'o1A noe. show that igh, critics who
treated tho Johusou-Flynu bout AS
iohc hsd au cNeEErratcd acusc ol humoI
Man of the writer's said 10 would mol
draw, So, here src Csnuy jimmy Cot.
roth and M" Vernon veteran promoters
oNsring 100000 for IN" privilege OF stag
lnE g..
'Tne rrht Vin draw. Patrons may sx-
VII 20 Just tho same. l.uuS before tho
h's mill comes or q difference OF opiuIo,
VII spring up " JpIlnuy Coulpn Vere
10 rshl Jack Johnson there would n.
some rcntpresouc spirits 10 hug 10
their breasts III" dcluEions OF great urof-
iis IN backing th~ bantam.
ics the biG mill Wlil draw ell rirnt
bat from ih- ANY IL lookS now. Call
fornia - apt 20 pocket the proceeds.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-29

As the Coulon -Conley contest is but
one week away. interest naturally cen
,crs about the bantam affair for tho
time being. No betting has been re-
corded as Yet. but in all probability the
opening quotations viii hold the Chi
cnS Soen a. good as 10 10 favorite.
The fact that Cherokee Tom Jones,
the man who madc champions out Of
both Nd woicast and Billy Papke. Is
now handling Conley, and is personally
conductiuE the training Of the kcnoshs
knockar. IS responsible for the fact that
great deal OF added respect is being
shown Tor frankie
II WAS estimated that fully 20Ou per-
sons saw Conlcy work out at Doyle <
Vernon camp this afternoon. frankie
opened with brisk handbali engage
nant shadow boxing. yankcd the pulieys
and then waded into his willing sparrlnE
snyder and Jimmy Austin. for eleven
rounds o. earnest milling. Al tho fin
!sn Conley was down to 1853 pounds.
Coulon. practically stranger 10 tho
coast critics. was civcn hearty recep-
ton N the ring at Shaw's gymnasium
At Venice.
Light work only Mas indulced in by
tie Ntie champion, who explained that
hc stiu has his Pullman props un-
der him.
MONDAY morning will see me scoot
ing along the ocean shore tor mod
begin real work" snid johnny
Il don't need much training. Ny fight
with Forbes Jess than - week ago was
short one and lcft me in practically
perfect condition. The weight L. a nat
ural orr for me. so that all | have To
do is 10 keen hmbercd up. I'll only
train tour days 10 defend my title this
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-29
WILLIE R|TCH|E IS
VERY CLEVER BOXER
His Encounter With Harry
Trendall Confirms Good
Opinion Won in Match,
gy International News Service.

Bv International News Service.
PlTTSBURG. Jan, 2S--When Willie
Richie won the popular decision over
Harry Trcudall. the ST. Louis light"
weight after six rounds ot hard fight-
Ing here last night the crowd saw a
good mill Ritchlc proved the clevercr
man and piled up good lead with
pretty LEFT hand jabs and right crosses.
He had all the better OF tho clean work,
TTrendall being moro effective in the
clinchcs than whom standing Off
y crowd Of 1000 fans jammcd into the
American Athletic club and all went
away satisfied as both boys tried hard
All the time. None disputed the right
of Ritchie to the decision Ritchie was
handled by Emil Thiry and Packey Nc
tsrlsnd, his stable mate, Pscitey got a
big hand when introduced
The encounter was a fierce one. though
there was no Inockdowns. TrendalI
showed an inclination 10 close work and
but Ritchic smotbcred most OF his
short-ar blows and managed to keep
aim boxing enough 10 earn the verdict.
Trendai could not get away from
became tired of taking spitetul Stabs
IN the face, he rushed into a cinch
once there he managed TO use his right
with good effect at times. but Ritchic's
defense was too good for him.
When they SPARED rrcndalrs. right
got he possessed such a useful punch
ing weapon until he reached clInch.
That Eavo Eitche a big advantage as
he soon learned 10 ignore Harry's right
while feinting ior openings.
Each round was practically a rcpeH-
tion Of the others. Ritchic scored we'll
In all the clean work and piled M
steady lead. Trendalls best round was
the fifth. when he landed somc hard
ones to Ritchie'a Jaw. but The rally did
not last long and Willie was soon peck
Ing at his face again.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-29
Comparative weather dat,

Comparative weather data at Salt Lake
CITY, January 2S, 1912:
Highest temperature today was 80 de-
grecs. highest in this month since 1874
was 60 degrees: lowest last night was 50
degrees, lowest this month since 1874
was 20 degrees below zero: mean tenn
Derature for today was 50 degrees, nor
NAL was 80 degrees. accumulated excess
since the (irst OF the month is l56 de-
Grecs.
Relative humidity at 8 a. IN. today was
~ per cent: relative humidity at y. M
today was - per cent.
Total precipitation for the twenty four
hours ending At y. IN. was .of OF an
inch: 'otsl for this month 10 date is ~
ut an Inch: accumulated deficiency FOR
this month to date Is 80 OF an inch: to-
tai precipitation since January 10 date
Is ~ "f an inch. accumulated deficiency
since January ! is 10 OF an inch
Tho sun rises al 80 q n, .uJ .o,e
at 5:ii p m. January %
WEATHER OBSERVATIONS.
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FOUR DEAD AND FIVE IN
SERIOUS CONDITION

BUTLER, Pa, Jan. gS.-Four persons
were burned 10 death or suffocatcd and
five others are IN a serious condition as
q result or frc todav at tho homo OF
Curtis Hale at Claytonin. a mining town
ton miles from here. An ovcrhcatcd
stove or tho explosion of a lamp IS
rhoucut 10 have been the cause Tho
dead
EARL MILES, son n-iu-law Of Curtis
Hale.
MISS POLITE MILES.
MRS. BELLE HALE. wife OF James
Ualc.
SCOTT HALE. aged Is. son OF James
Hale
Curtis Hale. his wifc and three chill
drcu sustained burns about the head AMI
body
IF YOU want 10 rent thst furnished
room, use Tribune want ads Call either
phone. Bell 5000, Ind. $50.
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CLOSER WINS FRl
SEBAC0 IN HAND|
Six Furlongs Run in Rem
ably Fast Time, With N
ner Always Leading
LYTE KNIGHT SEC0
Light Knight Third in S|
Race; Flying Footstepsv
torious Again.
LYTE KNIGHT SEQ

JCAREI, Mexico. Ian. ?s-ca|
{ TO l In the betting. won the I'm q
selling stake feature OF the a
Juarez today. He broke IN al b,
and. setting a terrific pace. Won l.
lengths from the favorite. sehar.
six furlorgs was run In the "a
OF Ill 4-5. Summary: Ii
First race. selling. three -year-s,1
upward. six furlongs-orba sna1
(Gross). to /. won; Sir Irenus lNl
linD, 20 10 ]. second: Emms G.. l6,f
10 10 /. third. Time, Lila 3-i. q
Lomond, Thistle Rose, Free VIII q
Ruby. Tallow Dip and Juarez alst d
Second race. selling, ihree-ysl1
and upward, mile and an eighlh-E
Fortune. 9S Carter, 4 10 1, won; vi
l03 (HilD. TO ]. second; setbeI
(Tsplin). 10 ., third. Time, l3I
Misprision, Virginia Lindsey, On
Roberta and Weymouth also ran
Third race. selling. four-year-Si
upward. milo and an eighth-Nt'|
los (SmalDs ) 20 2. won; Dlscontr
tTaplin) ? TO /. second; Azo, lW
WORTH, 6 10 3. third. Time. LII.
and Round also ran.
Fourth race. Rio Grsnde sellir{
all ages, six furlongs-closer, n
teri. 10 J. won; Sebago. iii a.
even. second: Ymir, 30 fCsllah1ul
]. third. Time, III 4-5. Flylf
and Chapultepec also ran,
Fifth race. selling. three -yesr-t1
upward, six furlongs--Bye VIII
(Taplin), TO | won; Ly,s Kali
tCallahap). % TO 1, second. Light
ll0 tMolesworth). > 10 ., thid,
! II TO. W. n. Ford. Chilla, Bec i
and Secrete also ran.
Sixth race. two-year end
six furlongs-Flyiue Footsteps, ~
lin). 3 10 |. won; Lackrose. lM
1 10 10. second: Anon. los lca
. to |. third. Time, 1:l2 10. Bs11|
and Uarriean also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-29
Ska tors Organize Circuit.

NEW YORK. Jan. 2s.-At meeting
here today oi The International Skating
uniou n circuit FOR the nternstioual anna
tour championships was arranged. Rep
rcsen,a,lvcs n tho Canadian. western
middle states and eastern skating asso-
claticns attended Inc meeting.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-29
TwoWo WorldChanpions
Must Defend Titles
Johnny Coulon and Abe Atte Will Meet Chal-
lengers in Vernon Arena During
Month Of February
By Fl. vi. w dlker

tern
OS ANGELES, Jan. 2S.-Two battles for world cham
pionshp will be staged the Vernon by
- Athletic club during the month Of February
Saturday afternoon. February g. Bantamweght Cham
pion Chicago booked TO box
frankie Coney OF kenoshs Wis The weight is named
116 pounds at 10 clock in the morning.
On Washington s birthday, February D. Abe Attel
JOHNNY Kbane Cleveland tilt pounds
rnpsitc for the feahe crow
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-29
HOWE OF YALE
QUITS SWIMMERS

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Ian eS.-wu-
llom Howe. capl-in of tho Yale swim
ming team. tonight announced his re-
iSuation and called meeting 20 choose
uis successor tomorrow night. Iiowe T.
the star Of the team and has bern prom-
iUSut In more branches ~ athletics than
any other Ysic graduate
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Lorimer to Continue.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2s-'The Iorimer
investigation probably will be resumed
tomorrow with Senator Lorimer in the
witness chair TO conclude his TESTIMONY
Detective Burns, who has gathered
some evidence for the interests fighting
TO unscat the Illinois senator. probably
VIII not figure in the inquiry for a day or
two.
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HOTELS

THE METROPOLE, CENTRALLY IO-
Gated, Ord south. opposite Colonial
theoter. J. +. Perkins, late OF Pocatello
Ida, PROP Rooms soc and upward: so
rooms with private bath s1ss7
Cliff HOUSE, NO. 10 w. 3RD SOUTH
Rooms $50 20 50 per week. Mrs
King, Prop, soGfs
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WINS HANDICAP
IN TWO BIG JUMPS

CARY. III. Jan. 7s.-Lars Hauscn Of
The North star SKI club or Chippewa
Falls. Wis today Won tho professional
Championship In the national skl tcurna
ment with two jumps cf lsi AMI i22 feet
ret'inz him a percentage - ..s2. Duluth
Was awarded next ysaTs tournament
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-29
Rife Club Scores.

~ the Uesily shoot Of the sal, Lake
R.fie club YESTERDAY the following aver
age scores were made. Ray. ga Nc
Conahay. sii; Mccormick. tSi. Istch-
field. ~; Bc1er. lal. johnson. iel. Keno
~ Id. Thomas. IS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-29

Dependable servaut.-maids. cooks
mattresses. 9oyeruesses. second girls
ali look 20 the Want Columns 10 pro.
vide them employment and opportuni.
ties for Advancement
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NOTICE OF sToCKHoloEHs
NUAl MEETING.

Utah Savings G. Trust Ccu5;
The annual meeting Of the ftosk
Of the Utah Savings e. Trust z
a corporation, Will be held %
the 5th day OF February, lMn
o'clock a. M. at It's general plaet
ness. No. go Main street 60
City. Utah, for the election o.
and transaction OF such otnsi
as may properly come belore ~
Ing. :, 10
Secretary Utah Savings q -
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NEEDELEWORK

D--~->~-~~->~->~~~-
FINE NEEDLEWORK AND EMBROID-
cry; rne linens a specially Louise r
Roe, 6iI SO, 9th East. Ashton avenue
car line. Ind. phone 21oa. s52iq
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Ryan 20 Boz McGinlaY.

PEORIA. H. Jan. es-AecordInr ~
announcement made here tonight, Jack
RYAN of Chicago Will meet steve No
Ginler. the Moline middlcwslght boxer.
IN 4 ics-round 60 before local club on
the rIght OF EcbruarN 5.
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Wall Paper.

Room lot remnants cheap. l27 East
First South street, opposite fire depart.
mont. Wm. II. knapton & 60.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE,

liberty Mining company. PRINCIPAL
place OF business. room sos. Utah saw
Tags Trust Company building. Salt
Lake CITY, Utah.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the
following described stock, on account Of
assessments levied Oh the 18th dav Of
1911, tho several amounts SET
opposite the names OF the respective
shareholders. as follows:
rarf
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PORTRAITS READY FOR DELIVERY
All portraits ordered DOT later than
December 10 are ready for delivery a,
Tribune Art StGdio. l53 ;. Main. Call
mornings
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WEATHER FORECAST

Weather forecast for Salt Lake City
and Utah: Fair Monday and Tuesday
not much change In temperature,
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FURNITURE REPAIRING

w. WILLIAMS & SON, 166 " ST RE,IJ.
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MASSAGE

MISS HELD, MASSAGE. ELECTRICAT.
and viorstory treatments cnbinet
pains; attendants. Apt. 325 Brooks ar
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-29

And In accordance with law ANA an
order OF tho board of directors made on
the 18TH day Of November, 1911. so many
may be necessary will 30 sold at the
ofhce OF the company. roor1 505 Utah
Savings * Trust Company building. sait
Lake city, Utah. on tho 2Srd day a.,
January, 1912, ~ the hour OF II O'Clock
a. IN. TO pay delinquent assessments
thereon, together with the cost Of adveT-
Using and expenses OF the sale
HARVEY J. JONES. Secretary
Room 500. Utah Savings & Trust Com.
pany. Salt Lake City, Utah.
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At meeting OF the board or directors
of the I-!oerty Mining company. held
January 9, 1912, 10 was ordered thst ire
sale Of the above delinquent stock 10.
postponed 70 January 90. 1912. at the
same hour and place.
HARVEY j. JONES. Secretary.
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Foley Kidney Pills

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