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ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
 OF HOFFMAN BROTHERS LOAN 6 TRUST COMPANY.


 TRUST COMPANY.
 We. the undersigned, residents oi tbe State of Utah, hereby associate ourselves as a body corporate under and by virtue of the laws of the State of Utah and adopt for our govern ment the follow ing Articles of lncor- poraton- -
 ARTICLE l.
 The name Of this corporation shall bc -t rI.- IFS LOAN S TRUST OO...--.--.
 ARTICLE IT,
 lis principal place Of business sha.i bc at salt Lake City, Utah, in which city 1t is organized, and the time oi its duration shall be one hundred wears from the date of filing these Articles in the office of the Secretary of State.
 ARTICLE liL
 Busipess and transfer offices may he established by the board of d. rectors in any other part of tEc Tinted States, and the meetings of inc board Of directors may be held at such places within CT without the gtate of Utah as the board of directors by resolution or bylaws may direct
 ARTICLE ".
 The business of this corporation is' and shall be, to act as broker or agent in buying. selling or cXchang- inc real estate, leases. options, per sopal property, mining property, min ir-- stocks. stocks. bonds, warrants, r0fes. morteaees, trust deeds and orber evidences Of indebtedness or se- entities. and in borrowing and loanins money. leasing and caring for proper ty and doing a general real estate and business opportunity business, to take the agency for securing and writing any kind oi insurance, ana act as agent for any kind of insur- ence. indemnity or bonding company to act as agent oT attorney in fact for auy person or corporations. and ort as agent for foreign corporations ,ron whom service of process may be ,rase and for itself Co buy. own Icage cucumber, improve. and seil' eEchsnse or dispose of real estate leases. personal property minins r,operty, mining stocks, stocks baods warrants. notes, mortgages, tr,st deeds or other evidence Of in- Cetfedness or securities. Co guaraa' ice the payment Oi loans made by iI tor cuglomers ahd of notes or se'
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PAGE SEVEN

WANTED-TO buy and sell second
 hand furniture. highest cash prices paid for everything. G. O. Branson, Phone 425, Johnson Add. 320.
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.WANTED-To pay highest cash
 prices for your furniture. Every thing bought, sold, exchanged.
 Standard Furniture Co. Allen Block 247.
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North Dakota offers unlimited op portunities for business to classi 6ed advertisers. The recogniz. . snvertising mediuIO is the Fara Daily and Sunday Courier-Nsws the only seyeu-da, paper ir rh' ne largest amount of classified ad- ,tate and the paper which carrier cruising
 tne Courier-Ness covers NUrt r'aBota like a oiaGkel reaching parts oi the state the day Of put catlon. il Is the paper 70 use iI jrGer to get results, rates one cen ter word first iuserL40u. one-hsI cent per word succeeding insertion nfty cents per hne per month. Ad dress The Courier-News. Earec W. O
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An Ordinance Restricting to Thirty in Number Saloons in the City of SisbCe.
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BE TT ORDAINED by inc Mayor and Common Council e the Citg of Bis Lee:
 Section After darca 5tl. 1912,
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HELP WANTED-FEMAlE

WANTED-Good woman Apply Sad-
 de Rock Restaurant j2G
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FOR RENT-ROOMS

FURNISHED rooms for rent. Steam
 heat and running water in each
 room. The Golden. Main St. fIG
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FOR SALE FURNITURE, ETC

FOR SALE-5 room house. Lot = \ 140, fenced. Don Luis, s4O0. AD- ply at once, l. W Wallace. 12.
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WANTED-Cook Apply residence M. J. Cunningham. 54S.
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ARTICLE l.

ARTICLE l. The name Of this corporation snail bo --- -4-' -, i.-----9 l-OA-' '-
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ORDINANCE NO. i77.

F II. FITZPATRICK. City Clerk.
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A P IT II FITZPATRICK. City cIerk
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MISCELLANEOUS

corner. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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ATTEST
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ORDINANCE NO. i7s.

ly commission expires Aug. F.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-24
ATTEMPT TO STEAL
NEW JERSEYS FLAG

sEAGIRT. Sept. Ex-Governor Will,
son was alone in his study about !
o clock this morning reading book
which he bad taken up after everybody
in the house had gone to bed save
himself, when three men in an automo-
bile tried to steal the big state flag
which flies from a seventy fvefoot pole
in front of the house.
The thieves might have taken the
flag for all Governor Wilson knew, so
deeply interested was he IN his read
ing, had not Dudley Malone of New
York, who was spending the night at
the governor s house, been awakened by
the automobile. From his drawing room
he saw the three men jump out and run
TO the flag pole. As they, began TO
loosen the halyards Mr., Malone raised
his window and yelled.
Immediately they turned and fled.
Mr.. Malone's shout brought Governor
Wilson to the door. The two pulled
the flag down and took it into the
house,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-24
Additional Sporting News
WILL BUILD WALKS
TO CUMMINGS FIELD

The University OF Utah athletic council
will put In spacious cement walks from
the street car line TO the different stands
on Cummings field Eight hundred dol
for the accommodation of football lovers.
The paths will lead from the place where
the cars stop on Third South and Thir-
teenth East streets to the ticket office.
and from the end OF the training school
building, where the present paths end.
to the same terminus.
Then from the ticket office there will
also be adequate walks to all the stands
on the grounds Another big help will be
the installation of a splendid new ticket
concrete and will be situated In the
northwest corner Of Cummings field. II
will be surrounded by an eight-foot ce-
ment walk and there will be nine sell
, Ing windows. so that there will be no
long waits in the attempt TO get tickets.
as I'm the past,
The council also decided at it's las,
meeting TO follow the suggestion OF Presi-
dent kingsbury and to stage the Wyom-
Ing game at the state fair grounds This
the fair. The fair assumes all expenses
OF the game. which will mean a saving
OF close To $1,000 to tho university. II
the weather Is good, the Enclosure In the
race track will be a good place for the
game
The freshmen at the university are not
yet In trim for scrimmage work with tine
varsity. but will be by the end of the
week. Accordingly. In order to give the
varsity crew something new. the coach
| made them run up TO Fort Douglas and
back after practice. This furnished good
| training and caused a lot Of rivalry ms Ia
who would be first back. Ed Peterson
| took the lead and his lumber wagon
lope' was too much for the rest OF the
! bunch and he romped home an easy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-24
WOMAN FOUND DEAD;
MURDER SUSPECTED
Mystery Surrounds Death OF
Mrs. Lavinia Reese, Once
Prominent in Society.
BY International News Service.

BY International News Service.
BALTIMORE. Md, sept. 23.-Complete
mystery surrounds the death OF Mrs. La +.
vina Reese. beautiful daughter Of the la e
r. q. Taylor, the widow OF John S.
Reese. who, with his wife, was prom
he was sent 70 Bayvlew asylum some
years ago suffering from locomotor
ataxie, from which ne died.
The body. clad only in an undergar-
ment. was found by the janltor of tho
Wentworth building. where Mrs. Reese
had apartments. lying on a couch In the
sitting room OF her flat Blood was dried
around cash In the back OF the head
and cushion, couch and walls were stained
with splasheS OF blood Scattered around
the couch on the floor were a number
OF empty whisky bottles and II was said
that Mrs. Reese had been imoibing heay-
lily since Friday, the last time she was
seen alive.
Furnishings OF the room, including a
number of bizarre pictures, indicating the
Bohemian tastes OF Mrs Reese. One OF
these pictures. representing man and
woman kissing. was found with ono
corner OF its Iron frame close TO her
head The first decision Of the physi-
tiens was that the woman had been
killed by falling and striking her head
on the corner OF this picture, but an In
has taken charge OF the body. Jewels
to the value OF $4,000 were found In a
nearby china closet, so that II is not be-
lievcd, II murder were committed. that
robbery was the motive,
Mrs. Reese had lived in the apartment
for three years. practically ever since
her husband was sent TO the sanitarium
The couple had children and the
woman's nearest relative is a sister. Mrs
Agnes Miliken. now living In New, York
Coroner Chambers believes alcoholism
contributed largely to the woman's death
and scouts the Idea OF murder.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-24
High School Strict With Players.

After a brisk sisnal practice yester-
day. lasting till dusk. the high school
football squad was taken for long
run before being allowed to turn in.
The squad is fun Of confidence, every
PLAYER thinking that the team has a
strangla hold on the state title. Lowell
Romnev, who was expected TO show
great form. seems sure TO take Bob WI
son q old place at right end It is also
probable that he may do the kicking for
the team as he is exceptionally good with
the boot.
Coach Richardson had his official az
out last night cutting off the hopes nj
some Sridiron stars. In each case the
ruling was failure 10 pass I'm sufficient
work last semester. The athletic coun-
ell Is very strict on this point and no
PLAYER will be allowed on the squad whose
eligibility is questionable. Among those
listed today wsra "Scotty" Mcpherson
and Roy Siddoway They are both good
players and can make their letter II they
catch up the back work.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-24
THIS BOOK FREE
NOTICE.

PUBLIC SALE OF UINTAH LANDS
The United states government will hold
Der 8. 1912. and thereafter, at which there
Will he offered ell the unentered, unsold.
unreserved lands in the former Uintah
Indian reservation lying north OF lines
From the W corner. of Lot (. Sec -,
7 i y, r ? 4. 10 the 5 r corner OF Sec
u. 7 3 $. : s ". and nd thence senG, to :, "
Corner cor NV NV Sec 2i. S. Wv From
$ W corner NV Sec H. s; I W. 70
From corner NV SW Soc 10, 6.
7 ", 10 s e corner NE Sc Soc 20.
8. W. From S corner Sec sS, 3 $.
From s II corner NE Sec "a. s. ".
to " corner NV Sec 27. s, W
From corner NE Sec 35. S. W,
E,a e SornsT gS4naS SW Sec Sec S. q s. ,e w. y
n e corner Sec I. S. 10 W. and from
w corner Sec I, S, 10 w
None OF the lands south of these lines
Will be offered for sale. they having boen
designated for mineral examination.
The lands In the several townships will
In 7 n. r and e; T NJ. r
" ! and ! s 5. + " ana + ! and " s.
and d $, / ~ y; "a .Sd % s! !
6 W; on October o.
" Y. J. sas and g. g. W v. on 6:.G, s.:
Der 10.
In r g. Rs w; r ". Q W: and
T 1. and ] S, w: on October IL:
In T 2. ) and 8. r 10 w; on October
l.?
These lands will be sold for cash at
not less than nifty cents per acre, and
any person can buy not more than $40
acres. or such smaller area an Will. whsr
added 10 the lands bought by him at the
public sale held In 1910. not exceed $40
acres.
Tho lands VIII be offered in go acres.
or north and south half section tracts
except in cases where homestead entry
men or the owners OF lands patented un-
der tho homesta lswB shall request the
sals OF smaller tracts adjacent to lands
held BY them. Bids may be made In
person OF by agent and tho fact that
a bidder has already used his rights un-
der the public land laws will not pre-
vent him from buying at this sale.
JAMES w. WITTEN.
Superintendent OF Sale.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-24
ASSESSMENT NO. I.

White Lime company. principal place
of business 800 Main street, SALT Lake
City. Utah: location OF properly iooe's
county. Utah.
Notice is hereby given that at meet
ing OF the board OF directors OF White
! I'm, company, held August 20. 1917, as
ssssment No. of ten U0) cents per
share was levied upon tho capital stock
OF the corporation. Issued and outstand-
Inc nsyabla imm ediately 10 the sscre-
49, af Tho office of the company. 500
Wsin street Salt Lake City. Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment
"a remain unpaid on Thursday. Octo-
nnr 10 1912 shall be delinquent and ad-
ver,iscd for sale ut public auction, and
unless payment is made before. Will be
sold on "Wednesday, octoeer 80. isls a.
nav the delinquent assessment thereon.
together with the costs OF advertising
and expense of sale.
First publication September 5. 1918.
z, H HILL. Secretary.
S72s
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Benefited Many Who
Had tuberculosis

Those who suffer from consumption are
Eenernily troubled with night sweats,
lever. loss Of strength and little or no
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n recovery, but IN many cases some
thing more Is needed. Eckman's Mtera-
tive IL n medicine which hAE been most
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Not being satisfied, | examined by
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-24
MONEY PACKAGE IS
FOUND BY JAN|TOR

PENSACOLA, Fla, Sept. 25.-The
package containing SIS, 900 in currency,
which was mysteriously extracted from
an express shipment from the First
National bank here TO the Louisville &
Nashville pay car at F7omaton, Ala, was
found today at the rear Of the bank
by the negro janitor Of the building.
Detectives are working on several i'm
portant clues which are expected 70 re-
veal the identity of the robber.
telephone message was received at
the bank Saturday evening, but was un-
needed because officials believed it was
from practical joker. They now think
it indicates the package was placed in
the rear Of the bank building that even
ing by the thief
The robber was pursued so closely
that his nerve failed him, and he crept
to the bank and left the money, where
il was found today, it is generally be-
lieved.
Bank officials reassert confidence that
the package containing the sos 900 was
delivered intact to the Southern Express
agency here Wednesday morning Of last
week. When delivery WAS made to the
Louisville & Nashville pay car that day
at Flomaton, the currency which repre-
sented the railroad s monthly pay fol
that district was missing, and in its
stead were found slips of paper cut from
magazines,
The bank claims to have taken un.
usual care in preparing the currency
for shipment. Several Of it's employees
among them a son Of the president
rode in an automobile with the money
to the Southern Express company's Of
fee and got receipt for it.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-24
Ogden Captain Out OF Game,
10 The Tribune

SneNIHT 70 7 He 7 IIlpUNP.
OGDEN. Sept. 2S.-Coach George NJ
Brown OF the Ogden high school has a
squad OF twenty-five men from which to
select his football team this season, The
high school football fans are not pleased
over the announcement that Captain
Mickey" Boyle of last years squad Will
not be in the game this season owing
TO injuries sustained last year, His sue
cessor Will he chosen within a few DAYS,
Coach Brown has his candidates out for
daily workouts and stntcs that some new
material Is showing up fine I'm the prac-
tice.
While no schedule has as yet been ar
ranged. Il is probable that the Ogden
team will be able to secure sufficient
opponents other than the Salt Lake high
school team. This team is following the
plan OF two years aEo, when " secured
games with teams outside OF the state,
filling In with Utah teams
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-24
Engineer Hurt In Wreck.

John Leavitt, locomotive engineer on
the Salt Lake Route, was painfully. al
though not dangerously, Injured in COL
wood. just south Of Murray. Sunday night
Leavitt with Conductor F. A. Ford, who
was in charge OF an extra northbound
train on the Salt Yake Route. ran their
train into the rear end OF an Oregon
Short Line swlth engine. The switch en-
eine was In charge of Conductor Daniel
Hughes and Engineer William Fowler.
1t was thrown over on Its side by the
force Of the collision. The wreck delayed
traffic for about ten hours.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-24

the holding OF real and personal prop
cry especially church property 0gd en-
City liz named as the principal place al
Wnlcn the business OF the new associa-
ton viii be transacted
me incorporators and first board OF
trustees are the Rev John r. Carver
joseph Chez. J. r. Cooper. F. VI. Nye
Brangham and. E. p Bacon OF Logan,
the Rev. ". II. Thompson and J. l..
James OF Kaysville The association ia
also expected TO provide closer organ
l1ation for the carrying on Of missionary
and general rellElnus worl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-24
ROMANS OPPONENT
TO BOX IN ST. LOUIS

Local boxing fans are awaiting with
interest the outcome OF boxing bout "a
De held tonight In 81. Louis In which
Harry Brewer OF Kansas city will 20
eight rounds with Artie AAgirl the Okla =
hona marvel. Brewer Is matched for e
twenty round bout with Marty Rowan. o.
be held IN this city October 10. and the
letters friends are anxious TO see what
showing Brewer will make In hts 40 with
MaglrlI
Brewer was matched 10 box Ray Bron-
son tonight in Kansas City. but called Of,
the bout when the latter Insisted on i49
pounds ring side weight. Brewer car
make this weight. but explained tha,
with hard bout with Rowan In pros
pect lie did not care 10 weaken himself
by reducing for the Bronson go.
Rowan begins active training tomor-
row at the central Are station. boxing
with Tom Gleason, Young Abe A,tell'
and Joe Clark
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-24
DOCTORS MEET TO-DAY.
Utah Medical Association to Hold Annual
Convention,

oUtIIaI 10 Inc IrIDune.
OGDEN, Sept, 23.-Physicians from
practically every city and town In the
state and number OF prominent Ameri-
can Medical society mem oors from other
states VIII assemble In this city tomorrow,
when the annual convention OF the Utah
Medical association Is opened here. Meet
ings VIII be held morning and afternoon
nual banquet will be given at the Reed
hotel tomorrow evening. The frat ses-
sion VIII be called to order in tho council
chamber OF the city building at 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning
DR.. 4. s. Condor In chairman OF the
local committee on arrangements. The
physicians OF the state met In annual
convention In this city two years ago.
1t was at that time that the fatal auto
accident occurred in the canyon as a
party OF guests were returning 10 the
city after the annual banquet One per-
son was killed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-24
FALLS ON OPEN KNIFE,
Boy Suffers Probably Fatal Injury by
Accident While Running.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. Sept 23.-William Francis
Wood, aged 9 years. son OF Francis L.
Wood Of Marriott. was brought to the
Dee hospital this afternoon for an opera
tion that was made necessary by severe
Injury received yesterday. While run
ming with an open knife In his hand the
boy tripped and fell over O. wire, driv-
ing the blade OF the knife into his abdo-
men, An artery was severed and the
abdominal cavity f'lled with blood. Peri
tonitis Is feared by the physicians. in
which case thers Will be but little chance
OF saving the boys life.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-24
Miss Browne Loads Tennis Players

BOSTON. Sept. 23.-Miss Mary Browne
OF Pasadena, Cal, the national woman
lawn tennis champion. easily won her
matches in the first and second rounds ot
the annual womans tournament at the
Longwood Cricket club. She defea ed
Miss Fffine Griffith OF Milton. So. 5-l. and
Miss Katherine Drew OF Dublin, y. H.,
6-2. 6-3.
Mrs: Barger-Wallach Of Newport n for
mer champion, defeated Miss ]. Tallmar
Of Boston, So, 6-1.
Miss Eleanora Sears OF Boston disposed
OF Miss Amy Brewer OF California, 6-2
81, and Mrs. ]. L. Bremen OF Boston. 60
81.
Miss Evelyn Sears OF Boston, another
former titleholder. won from Miss Hilda
Williams. Ga, Ga
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-24
EXTEND CANYON LINE.
interurban VIII Be Pushed on 20 Hunts.
Vile.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. Sept. 23-The Ogden Rapid
transit company has started work on the
extension OF Its Ogden Canyon line from
the Hermitage hotel 10 Huntsville. A
force OF thirty men now at work Just
west OF the river meadows will be m
creased as soon as the grading contra actor
mas his camp established
Residents Of Huntsville and the valley
In general have been and will continue
70 be the most enthusiastic boosters for
the lnterurban extension. A committee
composed OF S. V. Grow, John Hall. James
Wanssasrd, Joseph Peterson and Alma
Peterson has been appointed 10 enlist the
ala OF ogden business interests In con-
cerIcd boost for the new line
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-24
sUaLEY FACTORY READY.
Operation OF Sugar Plant Depends or
Beet Supply,
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune
OGDEN. Sept, ga telegram received
by General Superintendent lie Roy Eccles
OF the Amalgamated Sugar company this
morning indicates that the opening OF
the company's new factory at Burley
Ida Is dependent entirely upon the beet
harvest. everything at the plant being
ready for the run II there is suf-
ficient quantity OF beets on hand the
new plant VIII be placed In operation
on October l.
During a test run at the company's
Ogden factory it was found necessary 10
replace one Of the large hywheels and
this may deay the opening OF tho local
plant for a few days. The beet harvest
in Weber county is on In earnest with
the crop thus far testing high in sac
charine