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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-12-19

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rig riidten mir ndber uno baten Dot
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ab.ntsuer srsGbIen.
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lid f9neu in neue 8erbdItnife eins
ltbe, bGnge i9 oo9 fart an Den bsiz
matli6sn Sraoitionen. Sd CLAUDE
allen oenen, Die eine sliidli9e StnOs
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leben tannten, eebt es ipObl 70 pie
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paris f6on Iange in ben @lieoern,
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patet: Die &inber f1idten mir elm
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nit Der Cuff gum Sbeatereeben oors
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pef6en beim S9ein elmer 2aterne,
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i6lenoerte tpeiter. 9a Itano i6 mil
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tpminen. Sbre freuoeitrubI.noen 8e
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fldrte meiner tleinen 2iIe, baB oi
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idnupperte aud 70 an cen 8dums
bcrrm rno tpnnts iid ni9t bon ibns
trennen." -.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-12-19

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irnser Mann. ous 1T Die Sduptias
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-12-19
Gin &enner

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freib SIeif9 un6 &no9en ipobl Su
ufterfheioen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-12-19

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re9t na9 bem unterriht?"
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Damn tann i4 @miI S9uIs NAL pies
Der orbsntli9 ourdbauen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-12-19
Snpiel perlnugt.

Trau; 8en Strumpf muB bus
Babp unbeOingt in Der Wuriffiihe
perloren baben!
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nu, oaB i9 oesbaI5 Die eanSsn
Wirit' pisoer aufi9neio'9
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-12-19

gorFonb sin.s gIptnpsrsins: SD tonlns gum s8luHe
2aFen sic fprtan uer 6nn rie e ngeben unieres
@Gbiprudes: Durd lO gaaO Sud @iS uno @ee
ptI in @ptts Gber iest msine 9srrsn, bitP h sic
Gntias uB i Sie p.rIoH olen i fol- t elmer Stunbe
i'm RatsteIIer iein!"
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-03-22

Articles of Incorporation Celtic Copper Company. Articles of Incorporation -Greenlee In- vestment Company.
 Proof of Labor-Wedge ct al s. Cop per Go.
 Bill of Sale-Rosalio Tenazas to Vic tor Chapin.
 Power of Attorney-AntonioB Buffoni to Antonio Russi.
 Satisfaction of Mortgage V. B. & T. Co. to J. Cannett.
 Quit Claim Deed-Mor. Sou. R. R. Co. to D. c. M. Go.
 Mining Deed-Peter B. Scottan to D. c. M. Go.
 Chattel Mortgage-Nestor Gallegos to Pedro Moreno.
 Realty Mortgage GaIlegos to Pedro Moreno.
 Quit Claim Deed-J. F. Cantlin and R. J. Vim to w. s. Neel.
 Quit Claim Deed-W. s. Neel to H. M. Parks.
 Bill of Sale-W. S. Neel to John D. Parks.
 Bill of sale-J. F. Cantlin to w. S. Neel.
 Chattel gage-Vin. Mercenio to B. B. Collender Go.
 Bill of Sale-John Camert to Lucas Garcia.
 Deed-Arizona Nor. c. Co.,, to Rich ard T. O'Donne1l.
 Execution-John K. Erskine Jr. to N. B. c. c. Go.
 U. S. Patent-Thompson mine.
 Bill of Sale-Elias Williams to Pc dro Quesada.
 Warranty Deed-E. w. and M. c. Buck to w. T. Witt.
 Affidavit of Labor-Ariz. Morenci Copper Co.
 Really Mortgage-Paulino Warez to Snuci Srucia.
 Decd-Richard T. O'Donnell to A. c. Co.
 Satisfaction of Mortgage-G. V. B. & T. Co. to Ramon Tellez.
 Right of Way Deed-D. c. M. Co.,, to Morenci. Southern R. R. Go.
 Notice of Water Application-Whit M ountain Lumber Go.
 Realty Mortgage-R. B. StukeS to The Benger Bros.
 Notice of Water Right-Wade liar ris.
 Appointment of Agent-Ben F. Spriggs by Shannon c. Co.
 Appointment of Agent-Ben r.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-03-22
CHAMP CLARK'S
 WONDERFUL GROWTt

That was a fine tribute from a vir- ile foeman which Joe Cannon paid to Champ Clark on the floor of the house last week.
 No one would be more forceful in the White House than MT. Clark. At times I have felt his opposition keen ly, but his is a manly contest, he al ways strikes above the belt"
 And it was Leader Mann of the Re publican minority who said four months ago:
 Champ Clark is the bravest, squar- est man in all the Democratic host. He is worthy of any office in the re- public, from the Presidency down.
 And it was a great popular Demo crat who recently declared:
 Champ Clark has the humor of Lin coin, the kindliness of Mckinley and the courage of Andrew Jackson"
 The opinion is growing day by day throughout the Democratic ranks that this big, rugged Missourian, with his massive integrity, his unimpeachable record, that needs neither explanation nor defense, his superb service as leader and harmonizer of the Demo cratic majority, and his familiarity with Congress and public life, is the one man upon whom the divided Dem- ocracy of the country can harmon1ze at Baltimore and win at the Novem- Der polls.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-03-22

Spriggs by Shannon & Ariz R. R. Go
 Bill of Sale-Antonio Severino tc Carl c. Sellers.
 Records of Location, Affidavit o1 Labor-By George H. Dudley, agent for New England and Clifton Copper Co. about 40 claims in all.
 Chattel Mortgage E. Wilkins to Jesse O. Wanslee.
 Articles of -Stargo Silver Belt Mining Co.,, of Morenci.
 Bill of Sale-H. M. Parks to S. w. Brown.
 Chattel Mortgage Albert Ferguson to w. J. Riley and J. J. Kelly.
 Realty ortgage-Albert Ferguson to w. J. Riley and J. J. Kelly.
 Bill of Sale-H. M. Watson to A. c. Co.
 Warranty Deed-A. B. Powell and F. Powell to E. w. Lemons.
 Chattel Mortgage Jones to Barnhardt Bros. & Spindler.
 Warranty Deed-Sundry persons to E. w. Taylor, Duncan.
 Amended Articles of Incorporation -Hagan & Go.
 Realty Mortgage A. and A. R. Armstrong to First National Bank.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-03-22
THE SENATE'S STAB TO
 UNIVERSAL PEACE
(N. Y. American)

To the United States Senate, in it's uuibbling wisdom, our country and civ ilization are indebted for the destruc- tion of the most hopeful movement for universal peace that the century has known.
 These great treaties with England and France would have been followed swiftly by similar treaties with other great nations, and so along the peace full line of arbitration wars and slaugh- ter would have been banished from the world.
 The Senate has killed these treat ies The president will scarcely in suit England and France with the pre- sentation of these chopped-to-pieces documents, which carry neither force nor meaning in their terms.
 Lawyers are able and fully as inn partial as any that the Senate holds have declared that no possible ore rogative' of the Senate was endanger- ed by these international agreements.
 And who would weigh Senatorial Prerogative" against the worlds peace? This country, already grow ing weary of the abuses of Senator ial prerogative" and Senatorial cour- tesy," will receive in the action of Thursday a fresh inspiration to the demand for their reform.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-03-22

 There is more Catarrh in this sec tion of the country than all other di- seases put together, and until the last few years was supposed to be incur able. For great many years doctors pronounced it a local disease and pre- scribed local remedies, and by con stantly failing to cure with local treat ment, pronounced it incurable. Sci ence has proven catarrh to be a con- stitutional disease and therefore re- quires constitutional treatment Halls Catarrh Cure manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co.,, Toledo, Ohio, is the on ly constitutional cure on the market. It is taken internally in doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonful. It acts directly on the blood and mucous sur faces of the system. They offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure. Send for circulars and tes- timonials.
 Address: F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo, Ohio.
 Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-03-22
AT COURT HOUSE.
In the Supreme Court.

Judge A. G. McAlister, sitting in the Superior Court on Friday last, granted an absolute decree of divorce to Ross M Thomas from Catherine Thomas.
 L. E. Rice was granted decree of divorce from Ethel P. Rice by Judge McAlister
 E. B. Wall was substituted for w. J. Egan as attorney in the case of Joa- uuin Estevas vs Francis J. Miranda, civil, by Judge Laine.
 The case of the County of Greenlee vs. the Arizona Copper Company for taxes has been transferred to the Fed eral court for the district of Arizona, defendant furnishing bond. Judge Laine.
 New Suits Filed. J. A. Farrell has brought suit for damages against Greenlee County. | Complainant was dismissed by the Board of Supervisors from the position of Superintendent at the new Court House. Breach of contract is alleged and damages asked. Ora Fisk as admfnistratiX for the estate of Almer George Fisk, has en- tered suit against the Morenci South ern Railway for damages. Jose Key has entered suit for div orce from Juana Leyba Rey. Marriage Licenses. Clerk of the Superior Court, Ben M Crawford issued marriage licenses as follows:
 Leonardo Lopez and Deciana Munoz
 Maximo Caballero and Maria Morero
 Lon Mcbride and Ethel Beals.
 Deputy Assessors. County Assessor Kerby has appoint ed the following deputies, B. K. Will Hams, Morenci; w. F. Burns, Metcalf; Frank Hodges, Blue and B. J. Riley, Clifton.
 New Interpretations.
 The Stargo Silver Belt Mining Co.,, has filed articles of incorporation in the county recorders office: The in- corporators are: w. l.. Keppler, F. F. Campbell, w. P. Sands and G. Beruat- to and the principal place of business is at Morenci. The capital stock auth orized is $750,00O in shares of $1 par value. The company proposes to deal in Xploit and develop mineral and coal lands The officers are: w. L. Keppler, president; w. P. Sands, vice president; T. F. Campbell, secre tary and G. Beruatto treasurer, who also constitute the board of directors.
 s. J Hagan & Co.,, incorporated has changed it's title to Hagan & Co.,, and increased it's capital stock from 15,000 shares of a par value of one dollar to 50,O00 shares of like par value. The officers are: D. D. Boyles, president and R. w. Hagan secretary treasurer. Amended articles embodying these changes in the original charter were filed for record this week.
 Recorded Documents
 Chattel MOrtgage-D. D. BayleSS to George Webster.
 Realty Mortgage-D. D. Bayless to George Webster.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-03-22

the gifted orator who forced and held their attention throughout the time Of his address. MT Cantrell surprised his hearers by his moderate tone, SUD- reasoning. Should he return to Cliff ton, he would have a much larger aud ience
 The next lecture will be held at the same hall March 29th. The speaker of the evening is N. A. Richardson, of California, prominent educator, who will explain Why Things Hap pen to Happen" MT. Richardson has been well received elsewhere in Ari- zona where he has addressed large audiences.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-03-22
50 Pieces Fancy Lawn

in a nice even weave, and neat patterns suitable for Dressing Sacques, Kmonos Chdrens Frocks
 20 yds. for $1 .OO
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-03-22
CLIFTON CHALLENGES MoREN

CI-Several of the local football play CTS went to Morenci last Sunday to see the football game between Bisbee and Morenci. While the Bisbee team won, the Morenci team put up 2 strong game. The Clifton club has challeng- ed the Morencis to a match game for for the championship of the district, and the defi has been accepted. The date of the game has not been arrang- ed.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-03-22

FOR SALE-14 Room house and corner lot. Hills Addition modern improvements. Large sleeping porch also piano for sale. Apply F. D. Connor.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-03-22
SOCIALIST LECTURE COURSE Opening Address Was Well ReceiVe'

By Large HUUISIIOC.
 Edward Adams Cantren addressed moderate sized but highly appreciat1ve audience in PrettymanIS Opera House last Friay night. Those who attended have been outspoken in their praise or
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-03-22

LOST-Between Hills Addition and North Clifton, Ladies Brown fur neck scarf. Reward if returned to Charles Wright, Hills Addition.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-03-22
DOROTHY M'cLEvE HERE AGAIN

DORO I HY M'CIEVE HERE AONIN Dorothy McCleve who was arrested short time ago in Fl Paso and a few weeks previously at Nogales on the charge of distributing poppy es- sence to hop smokers arrived in Cliff ton Wednesday night. On previous visit Dorothy Lad occasion to put up a cash bond which was forfeited.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-25
DUCK SHOOTING


ENGAGE YOUR DOHSES AND RIGS
Ior duGk shooting now. Farmers Ex.
change. Was. 5I5s. s5Ts4
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BULL MOOSE PARTY
MAKES STATEMENT
Contributions for Campaign
Fund UP 10 October II
Amount to S3O4, 244.
MUNSEY TOPS THE LIST
Republicans and Democrats
to File Their Statements
on Saturday.

NEW YORK. oct. 2l.--Thc Progress
slvc party received contributions Tor It's
Icom1l!Sn fund. up To october L.. or
$3oL?ft;. spent %202Sf, aud had unpaid
bills end contract obligations ("r SIi,%;i
more. according 10 the official statement
OF receipts and expenditures sent 10 the
clerk OF the house 1t Washington today
by Treasurer lIooEer of the Progressive
national COMMITTEES.
Frank 4. Mungcy. who save $4,000;
George w Perkins, who gave So, 600. and
w. Emlen Roosevelt. who gave $1,000,
appeared as the leading Individual con-
tlihutoTs. The balance came from nearly
1000 Individuals, whose .-fts ranged from
the $1,000 given by Douglas Robinson
Colonel Eposrvplts brother in-l1w. 70
two anonymous contributions Of 10 cents
each,
The statement by Nh Hooker. filed IN
compliance with tho campaign publicity
law requiring II publication OF financial
affairs ten days before the election. *
the first complete statement TO come from
any Of tn" three principal parties. II
embraces all receipts and disbursement :
from July ] to October Il. The Eepuoli
can and pcmocrntic statements will be
|Illcd al Washington Saturday. according
10 announcements from the respective
committees today
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Small Amounts.

The national Progressive committee re-
cciyed si6S7 contributions Of 81 each;
siytccr OF - cents each twelve OF %
cents each. and a large number OF from
|S2D 10 $3.50. The total contributions OF
Mediil Mccormick. vice chairman ot the
ma ational committee We're S10GG.S9.
Contributors of $1,000 were. Henry
White Washington; Alexander II. Rcycll.
Chicago: j. ID. Larl:n. II. Y, Perkins. T..
X. Merritt. Howard Pardee, Evaltnc Il
Perkins. Willard Straight, New York;
AIls, N, T. Pincot, Ohio. Davis family.
Massachusetts; G: y. soden. Alfred T."
Baker. a. &. Dick. Ruth Mccormick
Progressive club OF Evanston: III. Ed
ward A Rumely. Indiana,
Contributors nt 5000 included
Charles Scribner, J. p. Grier, G. r.
Mccormick D. Tlbbetts and \, Hcokshcr.
New York. II. X, Leeds, Indiana; T.. r.
Quay Z. l.. Montgomery, II. d. w Eng
|llsh, Pennsylvania George Il, Carter,
Hawaii; Margaret n Robbins. Mrs. l.
Dek Bowen. I.ucicr NJ, Williams. y. l..
Baker and George A McKin!ock, MS
nois; Or. T.. NJ. Harris, Rhode Island:
Edward X. Warren and Charles Warren.
Michigan,
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Some Contributors.

Mrs Willard Straight OF New York
gave Si0.0 Ar. and Mrs. II. II Hooker,
$4,000 William r. Emo George Moore and
Antoinette Emo Hood, $4,000 each; Kep-
rcsentatIve William Kent, California,
si5G0; George II. Porter. Illinois, SjS25;
William Wriglcy, Chicago. $4,000; T. II.
Van mgcn. New York. $4,000, and Ger
trudc pinchnt. Sli00
Henry White. former ambassador 10
France. appeared as contributor OF
$1,000; Mrs Alice Roosevelt T.ungwcrth.
daughter of Colonel Roosevelt gave $500;
Thomas 4. Edison $500. Emily T. Carey.
$500: Mrs. Al. T.. Roosevelt. $500; Philip
j. Roosevelt and Mrs. j. West Roose-
Welt $50 each,
Tie chief items Of expenditures up 10
October II were:
Printing. S5s.4H; printing bills unpaid.
ard contracts IN force. S2S.Sif; advcr-
Using, SO. .565. travelling expenses OF can
diiates and speakers. S49-sC5: salaries OF
employees s3@.7i3. postage and seneral
caI,1pa!cu expenses" Sll,2t5: kilograms
and telephone Sl0,29S: office rent. S62i9.
Tho sum OF $o5, 5G3 was sent 60 thirty
seven Progressive state committees Tor
the work Of stale organizations.
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cRITIcisE sMooT SPEECH.
Not Pleased al Reference TO
Pensions
Special % The Tr!bnne

Special 70 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Oct. 2i.--W:th no other I'M
poriant Ogden meetings scheduled until
the coming OF Congressman Joseph How
cll on the night before election, the Re
punlicans will devote their attention TO
the campaign throughout the country dis
tricts of the county during the remainder
of this week and next week. Congress
man Howell VIII invade the county to-
morrow night. but he VIII deliver only one
address on this trip. being scheduled FOR
Il meeting al Five Points. Judge y. J..
Harris. y. <. C1ndon and William G..
Hunter will conduct a meeting tomor
row night at Kanesvlic
Many Republicans expressed them
selves TODAY not entirely plea ased With
the address of Senator Reed Smoot In this
city last night. They do not consider
his cnIhusia site defense %; former Sena-
ior William Lorincr appropriate at this
timc. The. also take exception 10 his
statement III reference 10 Governor Wilson
VIXEN nc said; 'Why. my friends. there
is very lille difference between living
upon 2 pension and living In The work
house"
The Republicans feel that The appl!-
c3tion WAS all right so far as the Demo-
cratic candidate was concerned. but When
applied 10 the civil war veterans. the
spa uisf American war veterans and the
rensioned railIoaders, the assertion is
crif icise,l
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To BUILD ROADS IN
NATIONAL FORESTS
More Than $4,000 Appro-
priated for Highways in
Utah Reserves.
Special 10 The TRIBUNE.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Oct. 2i-In accordance with
lhe terms OF the las; appropriation hin.
District Forester L. A. Sherman rccclN ed
telegram from the headquarters IN
Washington TODAY authorizing the cx-
penditura Of Sl3.7oi.i1 on road improve
mon,s 10 specified districts Of tho ma
tional forests OF Utah. The recommcn-
dations for the improvements have nl-
ready been made by the district officials
and approved by the state highway com
mission.
10 per cent OF the total receipts from all
Utah national forests for The fiscal year
ended June So 1912, tho amount being
sl3f.ofl1o. This IS a special appropris-
ton and is separate FROM the % per cent
which goes 10 tho state fund for the
maintenance cf highways aud schools
Itah's shore OF the receipts from national
forests this year will be slightly IN cN-
cess OF $4,000
The Fish Lake uational forest. accord
Ing 20 the reco concentrations which have
been approved Win receive a large share
Of the S13. 3.10i.1i appropriated foC high
that forest will cost more than $4,000
In several OF tho oths3 forests the gov
ernment officials Will join with tho
county commissioners in building new
roads or Improving OLD highways.
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DIED

CIfRlSTENSEN--A l"I, Nlnlh ;af'. ~.
iobcr -. 1917. of chroulc cDdocar d'.,s, M
Aunctilc g., daughter of Anne {. alh w
late Herman j. Christensen. born ll"Gchn ,
bcr L.. 1871. in Mantl, Utah. tnnsra'
services Sunday at > p M, from Im.'I !,
flrst ward chapel. Friends are lnN!'cu 70
attend and can call nj INC laiGnE 20
dcncn ON drv Of funeral from 1880 10 ~
y. IN. Intcrmcnt IN City cemetery.
OBKlEN-At Milford. Utah. OCTOBER ~
lel2 John T.. O'Bricn, aged 5S Ee%ls;
4 resident OF bingham CANYON. Funnrt'
services win be held from ODoIlnell
Co.'S chapel. 49,, and 22I South W Mss'
Temple. today Ctridayb at II n. III. In
tcrmcut Nit Calvary cemetery.
SWAPP--ln this city. October -. l9I2. or
cAuccg Archibald Swapp. OF tiendale.
Utah. in his send year. lndcrtahcs
Joseph William l'aylor shipped the re-
mains 10 Glendale for burial this morn
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF
STOCKHOLDERS OF SALT LAKE
TENNIS CLUB

special meeting Of tn" stockholders
Of salt Lake Tennis ciuo VIII be neid on
THURSDAY October 81. 1912. At $50 o'clock
p ~. OF saId day at the club house Of
said corporation, nu Tenth East street.
,st\yeru second and Third South streets.
Salt Lake City. ttsh. TOO tho purpose Of
considering aud VOTING upon = proposition
10 amend Article VII OF the Articles OF
incorrora ;ior of said corpora ton by in
c,casinG thG capital ~ no" limited ia
s;,ld articles trom ciShiy-Gvc hundred
doilafE 10 eleven thousand dui!arG. anu
by iucrcasiHG the number Of shlrc5 from
ai-i,tK- five shares 90 on" hundred ten
shares. go tGat tho f.rst clause contained
in said article as aud il amended shall
read - g follows;
The limit of capital stock Of sa!d
corporal Jon is hereby fixed ~ The sum Of
hundred ton siInros OF tNe par value OF
ono hundred dollars Ca IN.
The halunc" % ssid article TO remain
and read d heretofore. By order or the
bosrG - directors
Dated al Ssu Lase Ciiy. Utah. this
9th dsy ol Dcirb"r y. D. lai2
L. "a. GAENETI. Secretary.
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