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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-02-19
|OWDS ATTEND
ChAUTAUQUA
h VEATHER AND SPLENDID
b90gRAMNES DELIGHT
.lANY DAILY.

Wuua continues to at
ra enthusiastic crowds,
lople taking in the
Yesterday afternoon
Yesterday morning
30 ~ervices at the tent,
rnoon Bishop Morri-
"a a line sermon before Il
fa ,nercsation, which was
"a Min great interest. MISS
slng at this service, Miss
ait -tlr a reading and there
va concert b. orchcs-
r.e'' there being no services
.4l of the churches, anothe:
ad.t,tr was present TO ENJOY
,.r S,r>ice, led by Miss Ham
Attr the Vesper service, Miss
Il gaIc that beautiful and
IL. ,oading, I'm Palestine,
h s,r took "A little child from
4. 20 the grave, whose great
\ Is 10 go to Palestine. a
II over the audience as this
.i,.le woman gave, this. one
finest numbers, and when she
Al felt spiritually upliftei
gifted. The sermon of the
VA, delivered by DR.. w. l..
II, one OF the greatest Chau-
workers in the country today.
nan who thinks deeply. and
ways has an interesting way
eating the teachings OF the
md he was given the closes.
" OF the large audience last
A. This service every one was
SO il but for a moment. Mr..
amp, who was on the platform
aT minutes, and all were de-
> Earn that he Is to deliver
j 'ufe on Friday afternoon
Todays Program.
/ ,onditions being ideal,
having shone brightly all
= mas been a delight for
te = attond the Chautauqua
I days sessions opened
!" lily iEble study. led by |
u Davidson, whose presenta-
~ teachings of the Bible |
z e't.ugly and instructively |
l. il an understand and be |
< Mrs. Adams gave her !
l-r on physical education.
as her subject, THE Mystery |
Mrs, Adams splendid |
la a '-stimonial of what phys |
~" does accomplish. and |
f.'n years to the study Of
~ Sae is therefore ably quail
.fart her knowledge to her |
- I q manner which inspires
- ard do likewise"
4 -ra'on another splendid |
"a' given by the Rogers
hani. Miss Bunneu gave
io'@.y songs. and Miss Nc
4-"2Ated all with her pro-
'.rs as she did, when
lo9i Vas in Flower"
. Oh Miss Hamilton con-
L. S. C. Round Table.
alaience for an hour into
- works Of Edgar Allen
'7 will be the usual
= by the band, songs
80 by Miss Bunnell and
D H@.l, and an illustrated
- Davidson. the title of
- d found in the Chautau-
on page 3, where will |
'lac tomorrow's nropram
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-03-01
How to Cut Expenses.

Every month the collector comes
for milk. coal, groceries. meat .
water, electricity and RENT.
We did not leave rent until the
last, because it was the least. far
from it, it is the heaviest burden
of them all, and the easiest to
throw off. You have got to eat
and drink, keep warm and have
light. You do not have to pay
rent. May be that YOU have paid
rent so long that it seems essential.
but it's time to pinch yourself and
wake up. You owe your family
something more than rented
home, where surroundings are not
of the best, where the ncighborS
change too often.
Let us tell you of our easy pay
ment (about like rcnU plan of
owning your own home. You are
bound to he Interested once you
know of our plan. Call at Ma.
honey Bldg, Room ,. e. j.
Laughren.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-03-01
Doctor Travels in Style.

DR.. Lewis Talman and wife Of
Chicago, who have been spending the
winter in San Antonio. Texas,
passed thru Deming on their way
to California in their private car,
DR.. Tallman is the only locomotor
ataxia specialist in the United
States. He has given his life to
perfecting cure for that disease
which has been considered incura-
Bile. Mrs. Tallman is an aunt Of
Charles Ament of our city and is a
sister to his father, the late Charles
A. Ament.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-03-01
What Beats I Home?

Is there any worI IN the English
language that means so n.@"h to
our citizens, as the one word
home?
There are many degrees of com
fort in every home, to be sure, cir
cumstances make a big difference
but home is home. under any and
all circumstances.
To you in this fertile valley of
the Mimbres it can mean much
tn those who buy Little Vineyards
lands it can mean everything that a
word of four letters can possibly
convey.
Just hold up from your busy
struggle for existence long enough
to picture a beautiful home only one
mile from Dcming; a small tract Of
the vely best land to BE- had,
frontcd by beautiful roads and
cross roads; a home surrounded by
beautiful trees; a home where five
or ten acres is enough To provide
for your family, and allow You to
deposit a nice reserve fund every
year; Il home that's So near to
town that YOU get all the city
advantages and none of the diSad-
a hom" where an abund-
ancc of pure water is assured; Il
home where you will be- happy and
comfortable and where your family
will rcvcl in health and content
mcnt. After You picture this out
and talk it to your wife and child
rem, take your supposed air castle
in your mind and call at our office.
We can show you why it is no air
castle, but II realty that is easy to
acquire. Our payments are small
and if you are Il bona-tdc home
seeker We want and will do every
thing To make it easy for YOU.
Don't be Skcptical call and talk it
over with us. The Little Vineyards
Co., Room Is, Mahoncy Bldg.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-03-01
Loyal Order of Moose Leads

The Loyal Order of Moose now
leads all Deming lodges in member.
ship. the roster now numbering
129.
Friday evening, at a very inter
esting session, 33 of Dcming's $
good men rode the Moose and are
now saying to their brothers.
Howdy Pap" The list includes:
M. G, Tidmorc, DR.. $. j. Gates,
j. c. Steinemann, J. f. Wood. n.
{. Tidwell, X. b. Cutler. A. l..
Douglas, Fred Garngcr. j. II. vii.
kinson, +. Beal; +. NJ. Piper. G..
W. Overman, A. J. Tidmorc, J. J.
English, II. +. Biackham, Sam
Blackham, l.. Upton. Robert Mil.
Ter, l.. M. Stull, Roy Baggcrly, j.
T. Kelly, J. II. Brown, o. f.. Lind
lof, W. I. Henley, T.. \. Grove.
Jos. Woods, c. NJ. Dapidson. K. II.
Hollinger, A. TidwclI, II. I'icldncss.
N. NJ Dunson, NJ. Dunn.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-03-01
Sidey & Chids Operating Three Well
Machines.

With the purchase of the Smith well
RIG. which deal was cunsummatou Salur.
day, the Sidcy 4 ChiIds Co., is opera
ting three rotary we'll machines. Two
oC the machines have three months con-
tracts ahead and the machine just pur.
chased has work ahead for at least 80
days. All are rotary machines and all
doing good work.
tn" well just completed for ) am
Schwug west of town. which has - #.
of watrr-bcaring stuff in l21 feet is
one of the fine wells in the valley.
Machines are engaged on wells for /.
l.. GaskcIl, Mrs l.. NJ Harrington and
Miss Wilson. Mrs. Harrington will
erect Il coy home ON her 20-acrc tract,
which will be- occupied 10y Mr. Sidry,
who will develop the whole acreage
Looks like business around here. don t
IL"
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-03-01
Big Illustrated Piano Cata.
logue.

Of the hnight-Campbcll Music
Co.,, Denver, CoIo. is now ready
for mailing Contains illustrations
OF all the new 1912 piano styles.
with prices and full details of the
"KnightCampboIl Easy Pay PLAN.
This catalogue will be- sent, prepaid.
on request, To- any one Interested in
pianos. Big player piano catalogue
will be- sent also if desired. Bay
direct and save the mdd.rman's
profit. We sell more pianos and
player pianos direct to western buy
crS than any other two houses com
bincd. Nearly 10 years success
and reputation behind your dealings
with us, Address Knight.Camp-
bell Music Go. Denver, CoIo,,
Dept a." 7w&
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-03-01
every commercial advantage is
already available"
Yours very truly,
II. r.. ROSENBERG
Rapid Sale of Lots in Dem
ing.

a feature of the development Of
thiS section which is not attracting
so much attention as the phcnom-
cnal sale of lands. is the big move
mcnt of town lots, especially
within the last few weeks. We
have sold since the FIRST of January
more town lots than wc sold during
the entire year Of 1911. Further
more they are selling readily and at
better and better prices. Due to
the fact that We have a large num-
bcr of town lots for sale, we are
holding the price down, So that the
sales will continue. As soon as our
large holdings are disposed of,
which at the present rate will be
within very short time, you will
sec Il tremendous increase in the
price of this character of property.
The thing to do, if at all Interested
III town property, is to buy now.
We have the largest number and
best selected town lots for sale in
Dcmlng. Investment in these lots
beats IA savings bank or any other
device for saving money The pro-
pcr!y increases all the time in
value, and is the only character #
on which there is no risk
of loss. We have arranged it So
that these lots can be purchased for
small amount of cash, and the bal
ancc in monthly nSlaImcnts. See
lis at once, and make your ScIcc.
lions. Dcming Real Estate Il I'M
provcmont Co, Room ,, Mahoncy
Block
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-03-01
Meetings May Close Next Sunday Night.

Evangelist W. l.. Harris will speak
upon the following themes:
Friday, six Thousand Years in 30
Minutes. Saturday, 300 p. m. Chill
drcn's Service Saturday, 1880 p. m.
Free Lecture, The Last Days Of the
Second Coming ofChrist.' Next Lords
Day is Converts Day. Let every one
be- in place at 9:ij II. m. RouSng Bi-
bic School. | | :O0 II. m. Theme. Where
Will you Spend Eternity" 300 p. m.
Free Lecture The Master Man or the
Power of Manhood. $50 p. m. The
Only Remedy for Sin" 7;30 p. m.
Closing Love Feast" in honor OF the
new converts. Subject, Are h -
Young People of ncming Safe"
Special music. Come. This means
on. Bakers Hall, 7:3O p. m.
If the meeting comes to close Sun
day, Prof Harris will give anentrrtain-
ment Monday 500 p. m.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-03-01
A Snap.

100 acre tract, patented. Land is
level prairie and is easily irrigated.
50 cents per acre will put all ready
for the plow.
No caliche, no mesquite, does not
blow, no hardpan of any kind, The
soil is dark, deep and very fertile.
This has been pronounced by special
lists as the very best APPLE LAND,
inasmuch as the subsoil is Il mellow
sandy loan, with enough tight waXy
above to prevent blowing.
This tract has on the east 81, an
excellent well to the first stratum of
water bearing gravel, and cascd
throughout and fitted with Il pump
and II foot Eclipse mill; good
ground tank; yard, garden, and
small orchard inclosed; Il 5 apart
ment barn with corral; Il comforta-
bic 5 room farm house; telephone in
the house.
On the west 80 there is IL new IT.
rigation well just completed. The
pit, which is nearly 70 feet deep, is
bored with two foot auger, l2a
feet through the first waterilow and
cased out with % inch No. II gal
vanized iron with 40 per cent, per-
f0ration.
The remainder of the well to n H.
nal depth of l25 feet is bored with
an lS inch auger and cascd through
out.
The second waterhow is nine feet
through and is cased off with 40 per
cent perforation, us is the upper
one. This well is estimated to furn-
1000 gallons per minute, and is cal
culated AS abundantly sufficient for
the entire place.
This tract lies in choice commu-
nifty with good roads, telephones and
a high-class and progressive citizen
ship. Finest Of level land, and fine
" situated. Owing to peculiar cir
cumstances, the owner must sell i'm
mediately. Price $500; half cash,
balance | and 2 years, s per cent.
Will include with above, a brand
new 24-horse power gasoline engine.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-03-01
Good Things to Know.

When planting trees Il good
many people fail to rcaizc the
growth they must make to become
profitable. The preparation of the
land is the first and most important
consideration. We have "A great
deal of deep soil with no obstruc-
tion whatever to great depth, but
in other places, adobe gumbo,
hardpan and Shalc formations may
interfere with root development.
1t is such soils that must he cSpc-
cialy prepared to receive trees.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-03-01

sured water supply is a thing that is
appealing more and more to the ex-
perienced man, from its manifold
advantages. The small amount of
leveling and clearing apparently nee
essary is another factor of tremend-
Gus Importance in laying out bitches
and preparing the land for crops.
i will sum il all up by saying
that, judging from surface indica.
tons, it all looks good to me"
Mr.. Bohm suggests that the city
can be easily made more beautiful
by Keeping mesquite and debris Off
from our vacant lots.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-03-01
$1,000 in Cash Prizes.

Offered for best White Wyandottc
cockrcl and two puIIcts exhibited at
county fair this fall by any boy or
girl in Luna county under Is years
Of age. Birds to he not less than /
months old and hatchcd from eggs
bought Of a. II. Donaldson, Hon
dale, \, NJ. Eggs delivered in Dem
ing Price to contestants $lOo per
-. LIST prize, $500; 2nd prize $500
Bid priHr $500.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-03-01

Notice is hereby given, iu compliance
with article 3D. section " of the bylaw
Of the compm, that there will be- u
meeting Of the stockholders of thrCol.
orado, Columbus and Mexican railroad
Company at the office of the company,
- Pine street in the Village OF Dem
ing, New Mcyiro, ON the fifth day of
March, 1872 40 10 o'clock a. m. for the
purpose Of cicctug % board Of directors
to serve for the ensuing year
W. X. MERRILL, j.. j. CLARK,
Secretary. President.
February 18Th l9i2. wv
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-03-01
Republican County Convention, Luna
County. New Mexico.

\ Delegate Convention ut the Republican yut-
crs oJ Luna county. New Mexico s hcrrh, called
To- meet u; the Fircmru's Room IN the Ci,y Hall.
m Dcmiug ON SATURDAY. the "a day uf March.
laI2. at O'Clock y. m. for the purpu.r uf elect
ing three t3l delegates and one 80 dclcpatr-at-
large from Luna County to the Republican
State Convention which meets 20 Santa Fr ON
March 9Th for the purpose ui clcctiug Delegates
To- the Republican National Convention.
The several Precincts of Luna County ar, rnti-
lcd to the following representation.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-03-01

The Deming Lumber Co. want
to figure with you on that lumber
bill. We are confident that we can
save you money and give you salts
faction that will last.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-03-01

If you want quality, come to us.
II its price, we meet them all. If
its assortment, we have the largest
stock in the Southwest. We know
what we can do for you. Let us
show you. Deming Lumber Co.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-03-01

harrington builds houses, any kind
you want, and guarantees satisfac-
ton. 4ltf
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-03-01
I,,lnl

Precinct primaries viii hc hrld in the several
precincts not later than Thursday. February 18th
lgi2
Proxies will be recognized onl, when held by
resident Of the Precinct in which given.
BY order II the Republican County Central
Committee. j, g. MolR.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-03-01
Going to Build Fence.

1t will pay YOU to See Lane Bros. be-
fore letting your contract for your
fence. All work guaranteed. Post
office address. llondalc. l-iw'
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-10-11

NoTler unueh tttea "a uWor, Sat
lake CITY. uNh, August ~ iaA 10 Wntn u
way NdUtrlnf Notice ta hatttF tlttt 'Hti ilr
State ui utAh hAf blv1 DO t'a Office l.sw ot
lanae, aflectd hs thvrad tat uudtt ft'uh
q of the Act uf pNfraa, approved iu.N i.Ni
IA fn0rtnN lev srhuol aods, vifi rt3 NW =,
~rr f3 StN NW4, ht, ~, = 70 u. 3 low
B. 4. st. syrhl OlO0fi SIX Srr n W. NIX
See 2H Wi sita ScC, NJ, So NWA So, H ~.
as ~, % iH ~, Is d, NJ SDri a plHHS lot .
4, aus Sv'tt NE4 SN NWR see ., ~ NWa
NKa NWa See 10 skA NJ SW 9hA
SWA SOC D y aN s., q. W. =, l.. NJ
ScHN coon Copies of 4ed lists sa Gao
as thcN relate 60 sad "a ttH hN descriptive
subdivisions, have bcrh Conspiru"uslt tcs
ed n this uthge tct Inspection hN any person
Interested and Nv hc puouc ErnetdY nur
inw the period II pnbhttiuu 81 thts noutN or
ANY time thereafter and hc'orc Nnal approval
aHd ccriiNcauan, undct departmental ttgull'
ti0pa oi Arrii %, 1907, protests 90 cp.tca,s
Rgatu.t thr claim otthe state to any oi the
tTactA ur utdtvlsi0us hctclupetorc described 90
the uulund that thc same a. Wotr valuable ior
mincral than tot agricultural purpose. VIII hc
received aud noted fot yvpott tu The HrUcfal
Land one az Washington y, &, Failure 90 tu
protest GA contest, Withiu che ttuc Spctihcd,
viii hg considered sulhricnt evidence ui Ms
non mlnttai character ni the tracts hul the se
lociinna thtfoot, hcluN otherwise free Tom 'h
lection. Wit he approved 10 thc state, o., u
THOMPSON, Register,
First sept, l5-l.ast Octu,
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-10-11
ALL .. tGGISTS.


State OF Ohio. cry az Toledo.
Lucas County. S.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that no 10
ser.0r partner of the firm OF n. / Cben.S
e Co., doing business in the civ ~ 10
ledo, County and State aforesaid ana
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each ANA ~
cry case OF Catarrh that cannot b. cured
by the use OF HALLS CATARRT CITRI
FRANK J. CHENEY
Sworn 10 before me and subscribed in
my presence, this eth day OF December
A. u. 1856.
tses,D A. W. GLEASON.
Notary Public
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken Intervals,
and acts directly upon the blood and mu-
Cous surfaces OF the system Send Tor
testimonials. free.
p. j. CHENEY a Co, Toledo. q.
Sold by all Druggists, r.
Take h~sss Family Pills for constipation.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-10-11

If YOU want 70 be sure Of get
ting exactly what's wanted
bring your prescriptions here to
be filled. The Cedar City Drug
store. Satisfaction guaranteed
ADV.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-10-11
WAKE NO xooo.

Merchant. n you would take In
WV
Ana Xxx. on. De- YyY}
RIGHT now your gOlirn chances
ttt'
Ana Widely advert tll.
l'or f vnu jpul yoUu end YOUR
nANA,
a wt. VOC hustnrsa soon DNkk
bo1on Transcript
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-10-11
HIs Deed.

He was not labor hero.
But In the wee small hours, he
erept softly in. and staying the swing
OF the clocks pendulum. he Averted
most disastrous strike.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-10-11

direction via Coal Creek Can
yon and Gulch along the present
county road TO the County line I
between Iron County and Kane /
County; From Cedar City in a |
general Westerly direction, |
along the present county road !
via Leeches Canyon and New |
Castle to Modena; Frcm New |
Castle in general South
erly direction, along the
present county road, through
Secs. 16, IL, 20, q, %. %. 80 and
80, Up. SO South, Range IS West.
Salt Lake Meridian, to the
county line between Iron county,
and Washington County: From
Modena in a general South
westerly direction, along the
present county road to Gold
Springs; From Modena in a gen.
eral North-westerly direction
along the present county road TO
Stateline; From Sec. "a, TIP. 35
South, Range IL West, Salt Lake
Meridian, in a general Northerly
direction, on the Cedar City
Minersville road, along the pres
ent county road to the county
line between Iron County and
Beaver County; From Enoch in
a general Easterly direction,
through Sections Z and 8, TIP.
35 South, Range 10 West, Salt
Lake Meridian, along the pres
ent county road to the State
road between Cedar City and
Parowan in Sections z and8 TIP.
IS South, Range 10 West,
Salt Lake Meridian; From
Parowan in general South
easterly direction, along the
present county road via Par
owan Canyon and Fish Lake Hill
to the county line between Iron
County and Garfield County;
From point in the county road
in Parowan Canyon in Section j,
TIP. So South, Range 9 West,
Salt Lake Meridian, in a general
South-easterly direction, along
the present county road through
Sections l, 2, IL, Ia, Is, %. &c,
and SO. TIP. 80 South, Range 9
West, Salt Lake Meridian, to
Bear Flat in Section So, TIP. 80
South. Range 8 West; From
Parowan in general North
westerly direction, along the
present county road via the Gap
to the Cedar City-Minersville
road in Section "a. TIP. SO South,
Range ii West; From Para
goonah, along the present county
5 road, via Little Greek Canyon,
! to the county line between Iron
: County and Garfield County;
! From Little Creek, along the
present county road. via Kane
, Springs to the Cedar City
r Minersville road i'm Section IL,
TIP. 81 South, Range III West;
! 5 All qualified voters, as snail
have paid a property tax in said
Iron County, State of Utah, in
the last year preceding this
election shall be permitted and
are entitled to vote upon said
q question of bonds.
Dene by Order of the Board
of County Commissioners q
, Iron County, Statc &C Utcl /
special Sc So .Lil 18th e.
= Septeml a. d. 1912.
j SHUA y. ARTE JR
Chairman of Tic Bead o.
= Co1ty Commissioner J
: Attest:
(seaD C IS. D ADAMS,
{ -CULty Clerk
: State Of TEL
= County of loE -
z l, Chaa, d. Adams, COUNTY
= Clerk of IRON County, State O.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-10-11
Lack Of Realism.

"Did you see where some actress
says that audiences do not like to see
husband and wife acting as lovers on
the stage"
"ol course not. It's not natural"
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-10-11
Notice of county
BOnd Election

DOllo
Notice IL meby given. that
at the next rperal election to
be held IN cad and every pre-
81 olnf ut q IRON On he he fifth day Of
November a,1 Ia2 the following
auastion sbond be voted upon:
COMMISSIONS Of Iron County,
State of Utah issue ard sell
bonds of the number, amount, de-
nomination. rate of interest, and
running for The number OF years
hereinafter set out?
i. Said election will be held 10
each and ever percinct of said
Iron County Of the State of
Utah. on Tuesday, the fifth day
Of November, 1912. There will
be polling places in each and
every precinct within said Iron
Comfy, at the following places,
to-wit:
Name ParagOOnah precinct pol
ling place, Basement OF Meeting
House.
Name ParOwan precinct poll
ing place, district No. /, Court
Room of County Court House.
District No. 2, Relief Society
Hall.
Name Summit; precinct poll.
ing place, north room of Meeting
House.
Name Cedar City; precinct
polling place, district No. /, Cedar
Investment Building, District
No, 2. William Houchen's Office
Name Kanarra; precinct poll
ing place. Basement of Meeting
House.
Name Modena; precinct poll
ing place, w. A. Bonds Fran,
Building on Main Street.
Name Stateline; precinct poll
ing place. George +. Buell.
Office.
Name--Lund; precinct pollinj
place. j. A. Roots Tent House.
Name-New Castle: precinc
polling place. T. w. Homes
Residence.
Name Buck Horn; precinc
polling place, Nephi Edwards
Residence.
2. The polls will rem ain opel
during the time from sever
O'Clock in the morning unit
seven o'clock IN the evening.
Z, The total pumhar, of hpnd
TO The issuse-fGnd sold, TX th
boyd issue is approved, is fit
(50. and the denomination Q
face value of each bond is on
thousand dollars $4,000 COZ. {
beat interest at rate not
exceed five per centum 90 pc
annum, payable semi-annually
said bonds 70 run for the perio
of twenty COZ years, with the OF
tion reserved by said Iron County
of redeeming all or any pan
thereof after ten (10)years froi
date Of said bonds.
4. The money from the sal
Of said bonds 20 be used as TO
lows.
For the purpose of improvin
and constructing roads in Iro
County, State of Utah, to-wit,
Fifty thousand dollars $50
eco 00) for the purpose of in
proving and constructing II
following roads in said Ire
/ County.
BEGINNING at the town
Kanarra and running theme
in a general Easterly directiC
through Sects. % and 26, TIP.
South, Range II West, and sc
tons %, 80. 80 and 80. TIP.
South, Range IL West. of Sa
Lake Meridian. on the preset
county road to the summit
1 kAnarra Mountain, in Section 3
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-10-11

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