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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-14
Real Estate Transfers.

Arthur l. Flowers and wife to Martha E.
Flowers. part OF lot 2. block 2S, plat A. IS
George H. Duncombo and wife TO Emma Pc
Gustaf T. johnson 10 Emma Peterson. part
Of lot ~. block s. Burr Oak ................
Luke Shaw to Daniel MIllecan, part OF lot
4, block 81. plat c Observation-Disclosures.
Harry W. Wilson mud wife 10 George F. WI
son, lots 32 aud 80. block 3. Oakley sub
Hubbard Investment company TO Louis Moi.,
lot 20. block .. plat b. Colorado suodi"
Kenneth L. Dayton TO S. E. Muicock. lot
s, block ,. Evergreen parL. ...........:..
Wlnner Investment company 10 Annie NJ.
Bishop lots II and u. block 6. Wasatch
Marie A. Newell to Nathan f. Newell OF al,
lot 20, block p. Winfield subdivision 49,.
Thomas Burton and wife to Mary a Best,
Rimbnll Richards Section company 10
Thomas '" Mayer. l5ea-o-1 Highland park.
Ellen Fowler ct nj. TO Utah Savings &: Trust
company, part OF lot 3. block %. plat D, S.
William Ferry OF al. to Pearl M. Townsend.
part Of section 81 township SOUTH range
AIcl L,Fkstad and wife TO A. X. wliharm.
lots IS and 10. Burton Place Second addi-
Ksmball 6 Richards company 70 John Jack
son. lots 22cs and 222i Highland park.
N H. stone and wife 10 Kimbsu & Rich
ards, lot rs. Jackson square ,..............
J. F. Miller TO Mrs. l.. A. Lemon. part OF
lot 10. block so. tcu-acre plat A.,........
Mary ], Morrison 10 Lucy Parker, part OF
lot s, block So, plat. C.................... 2
Ashton jenkins company 10 George L. Blu
singer. part OF lot II. block ?. s-acre plat
Newell scemau to Annie J. Bcernau part OF
lot. block 8. plat G..,.,.......,............,
Ralph Burch and wiro TO George 3. Will
liaus, paTc Of lot b. block 4. ton-ncrc plat
Salt Lake county Denver Rio Groude
Railway company, part OF section 2S,
township 2 south. range ! west ...........
r. l.. Davidson and wro TO Erlka C. Hal
vorson. lot :. block /. Wskcrs spbdiv'-
sion s....'s'.,s.'..,,..,. :"
Hans II. Petersen 81 nj TO Esther C. Peter
son. part OF section 2i township ] south.
range west
Hoffman Bros Lumber e. Timber company 10
Bettilyon Homo Building company. lot 50.
block 8. Seventh South subdivision ......
Allie l.. Acker OF al TO Rufus K HARDY.
part OF section FL township south, range
Rufus K Hardy 10 Annie L.. Jcpcrson. part
OF section ol. townshu south. range
Salt Lake Security e. Trust company 20 Dolie
Hilton. part OF lot /. block 1876. plat D.. 2
Lorenzo Williams to Utah Association OF
Credit Men. part of section T., toSnEhip
south. range I east ...s..................-.
Kimbsll e Richards company 10 Arthur n
Buckingham. lots i2 aud IL. block 5. Burton
4. -
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roa GOOD ROADS.
rrs,surer Is Studying Problem
4 r,.ssrted TO Weber County.

rr.asurer Is Studying Problem
r,essnted TO Weber County.
Il 10 The Tribune
,rN MAJ 1S.-For the purpose v.
.1t,rg % where and in what manner
;sse funds shall be expended lol
4 crrovoment OF state roads, STATE
4,rer Jessc ID. Jewkes, acconlpa :,
5 county Commissioner Moron
ma County Clerk s. G. Dye, mace
ousr state roads In Weber county
The treasurer win not MAKE MAKE
, Ms decision until lie mas Nisitei
counties OF the state. ,vo,,o.
q arc two state roads III Mcoes
y fhe highways converging at WASH.
svenns and Twenty-fourth street
Il city. The east snd wesL rUah :,
"A from the Hooper district thr9ust,
I<g and Ogden canyon 10 hcii
' The north and south road m
I'd Weber county from the Utah
:orfurs via Washington avenue TO
"a state funds $500 has been ap,
Ia for the Improvement ana
|<oance OF the state highways III
eol,nty and the county commis-
have Appropriated a like amount,
a ne total $1,000. Under the state
4. freasurer Is authorized TO appro-
n (l1e money for expenditures where
/ do the greatest amount oil goou-
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FURS STORAGE, REMODEL.
INC
ELECTRICAL TREATMENTS

RUSSIAN DRY HOT AIR AND ELEC-
tricai treatments. Martin Institute, 223
Brooks Arcade. Phone Was. 6003 bSi0
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WEATHER FORECAST.

Salt Lake City-Fsir Wednesday and THURSDAY.
Comparative weather data at Salt Lake CITY
for May Iy 1918:
Highest temperature today was 81 degrons; high
est IN this month since 1874 waB 90 degrees low
est last night was A. degrees: lowcet this month
since 1874 20 dcgrocU: mean temperature for
today pus 90 degrecs: normal So degrees: ac-
eumulstcd c1ccsg Gince the flint OF The month is
II degrees; accumulated deficiency Ptuee January
H. l20 degrees.
Relative humidity at a. 10 today was 76 per
cent: relative humidity at p. m. today was ~
per cont
Total precipitation for the twenty-four hours
ondinz al p. IN. .0s OF inch; total for
this month 10 dsto Is 10 OF an inch: accumulated
deficiency for thiB month to date is 80 OF m
inch total precipitation since January ! 10 date
Is 7.os inchns: accumulated deficiency ence Jao'
uary 10 l.sa Inches,
Sun rlpcs at b;1l and sots at 7:3g on May a.
WEATHER OBSERVATIONS
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Outing for Students.
Special to The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN. May 13-Seven hundred stu
dents OF the Brigham City public schools
will enjoy May day festival at the
Hermitage grove in ogden canyon to-
morrow Special excursion trains, COM
prising about ten cars, will be operated
over o. err, the ogden Rapid Transit cornpa ny's
lines 20 accommodate the large number
OF children and their teachers. The eX.
cursion will leave Brigham City about ,
O'Clock tomorrow morning and return at
s 30 O'Clock in the evening. The PRO
gramme OF entertainment for the chill
music and general outing.
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DECLARES HIS WIFE
FAILED To PROVIDE
Husband Files Unique Di-
vorce Suit in District
Court at Ogden.
Special TO The Tribune,

Special TO The Tribune,
OGDEN, May 13.-The first divorce suit
Of the kind ever instituted In the Second
district court was started today when
George NJ. Robertson filed complaint in
which he charges his wife, Phoebe Rob-
ertson. with cruelty and failure to pro-
vide. 1t is alleged by the husband in his
petition that ne married the defendant
at Logan on March 3, 1897.
Although It was her duty to do so. ac-
cording to the complaint. Mr.. Robertson
alleges that the wife has failed to. pro.
vide him with the common necessities OF
life He also declares that she has been
cruel to him. calling him uncomplimentary
names and going to dances with George
Gavmon. also that she has threatened to
leave him Mr.. Robertson petitions the
court for a decree and general relief.
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MURDOCH HALL BURNS.
Beaver City School Goes UP in Smoke
Despite Efforts Of 'Flreren.

Special to The Tribune.
BEAVER CITY. May l3.-The assem-
bly hall OF Murdock academy at this
place was destroyed by fire which origi-
ma ted at IL o'clock this morning from a
defective flue. Despite valiant efforts on
the part of the FIRE department and the
Students, the roof was burned and the
walls so badly dana ged that. they must
be torn down. Most of the instruments $
and books were saved. The building ana
contents were uninsured and the loss
will be in excess OF $4,000,
A new building for the academy Is IN
course Of construction and work on 1t
will be rushed to provide class rooms.
the burned building containing four or
five rooms used for classes,
4 number of residents OF this place
had intended attending the reception at
Milford for the Greater Utah eNcur-
sionisls. but the fire prevented most OF
them from making the trip,
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Horse Badly Injured.

One Of a span Of runaway horses
hjtched to an Ice wagon OF the Citizens
Coal company was badly injured, when
the team ran into the curb at Seventh
East street. at o'clock yesterday after
noon One OF the horses fell on a lawn
sprinkler. The animals flank was
stripped Of skin and muscles. j, n.
Jalton veterina rian. worked over the
animal for two hours closing the wound.
Forty stitches were required. 1T is
thought tha horse will live.
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War Is Still On.

Special 10 The Tribune
PROVO, May l3.-There is apparently
no cessation TO the war between the
''wets" and 'drys'' Of Provo, for Judge
]. w. N Whitecotton, who is attorney
for the vets" has publicly announced
that he believes the city commissioners
are personally in favor of the 'drys,
pre1ud,ced thereby. and that the only way
the "wets" will get a square deal Is
bv legal action, which, he says, will soon
he brought The question at issue Is
as 10 the legality OF voters names 10 re-
main on the list OF slgners when the In
itials do not appear on the list TO be eX-
actly the same as those on the regis
ira ton lists.
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL STOCkHoLD
ERS' MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that a special
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Nc
Donald Elv Copper company Will be held
at the office of the company. room 91S
on the 22nd day Of May. 1913. at the
hour of 10 o'clock a m. OF that day. for
the purpose OF ratifying the action of
the board of directors In passing the
following resolution;
"Resolved. That each and all OF the
100 bonds OF this company authorized 10
1912. may. at the option of the holder
thereof he redeemable In stock of this
company nowS remaining In It's treasury
at fifty cents per share at any time on
or before the 10Th day of November, A. D.
1914"
Dated this 9Th day OF May A. D. 1913
BY order OF the board Of directors.
DNOS a. WALL President.
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Kline Is Promoted
lal 10 The Tribune

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. May 13.--Advanced from the
position of superintendent 10 that of
general manager, p. D Kline. who &C
cepted the former position with the com,
pany few months ago, has been placed
in full charge of the Ogden Rapid Transit
company electric system The directors
deemed it, advisable 10 increase the pow
crs of the superintendent in order that
he might dispose Of matters which oth-
ervise would necessitate action on the
part OF the hoard.
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Confer on Irrigation Matters.

An important conference will he held
at the Commercial club today when
mission DR.. John A. Widtsoe, president
OF the Utah agricultural college; repre-
sentatlves OF the experiment station.
and representatives Of Irrigation compa-
MES. will discuss the division of the
work relating to water conservation in
Utah. The conference Will take mp the
Ideas advanced at tho big irrigation and
draInaRe meeting held last week. with a
View OF putting them to practical use.
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Salt Lake Statistics.
Births.

Births.
h. A. Jensen SIS North Fourth Wcst: girl,
Norman +. Welsh. 1872 South Third East; boz.
ira n LanSford, Col Enat. Fourth South ELL
LOUIS Iasem. 80 Delmar avenue: girl.
bonjainln Ramo 25S South Second East; boy.
HERMAN f. Clark. l25 l. street; girl
HARLOW e.. Snoot. l.. u. S. hospital; boy.
Lyman George Hyde. 3s KcnSins,on apart
ments; girl.
Charles Eugene ostlcr. sil Downinston ayo.
nue.: boy.
Clarence Snow, 1856 struet; boy
Carl D. Berg. ll17 South Fourth East. airl.
c. V. Ridges; L. d. S. hospital. girl.
G. z. Allen. 462 street; boy.
u. f, T1ody. l.. D. S. hospital, boy.
William II. Linck. $40 West Seventh South
girl.
Fred Bickford. 3l7 North Seventh West; girl
Edison D. Porter L. D. s. hospital: hoy.
girl.
Charles W FarnswoIth 25o Moptrose avenue
boy.
Bertoomcw Scrassio. 735 Major ayonue. boy
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Falls OH Picket Fence.

Falling from a tall poplar tree which
he was trimming, Grover Mcintosh. q
years OF age. was painfully injured near
his residence. 2SS North West Temple
street shortly before 7 o'clock last night:
He alighted partly on picket fence. and
his left thigh was badly lacerated by one
OF the pickcts One shoulder was Sc
vereiy wrenched The police ambulance
responded TO an emergency call but tho
injured man was taken to his home and
attended by A physician, In preference
TO going To the emergency hospital
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-14

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF SALT
Lake county, state of Ctah.-In the
sons and estates Of Simeon Y. Trent.
Jr., and Mary Louise Trent, minors.
The undersigned will sell at prlva te
sale the following described personal
property to-wit; Ten (1o) shares of the
"a pital stock OF Zion's Co-operat tive Mer-
camille Institution. Utah corpora ton,
1918, and written bids Will be received
at 2o1 Newhouse building salt Lake
City. Utah. Terms OF sale cash.
S. V. TRENT. Guardian.
Dated Nav s. 1913. bl0e5
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Adnlits Guilt; Would Pay.
70 The Trioun.

~, slay i3.--On the plea that he
Know the woman had been
q down by his horse. Jerry Dali
|PiNned his failure 10 stop Sun
|@ernoon when Mrs. Kate Crasun
lured- Dalton was arralgned be-
'oee W. II. Recder this morning
.Vdrge OF reckless driving. After
&ptfred a plea OF guilty 10 the
tne case was taken under ad-
~ palton declared In court tina t
@'p heo 10 have An opportunity TO
RosslDle restitution for his cars
Afs. Cragun. although not be-
~ pc seriously injured. has been
4 10 i,er bed since the accident
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Marriage Licenses.

Bingham.
August ]. Johnson and Ruth TAYLOR both of
Provo.
Seth B. Grover and Hannah Simmons. both OF
Lyman, Idaho
HcDry *. Hnrdmnn and Tesste II. Kay. both
OF Salt Lake.
Edward l.. McEntee of Salt Lake and Matcy
A. Bennett OF Oberon Iowa.
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EARLY WITH PLANS.
"A ARRANGEMENTS for Memorial
y Programme Already Made.
The Tribune

~ ff'So' S''''~
rs The Tribune.
EN, May l3.-The members OF
|<ss5 representing Dix-Logan posi-
RI. Harry A. Young camp NO. =
Spanish War Veterans, and Og-
ice Nc, Tl9. r. P. Q. ElEs, WI!
& meeting at the Elks club next
evening 10 arrange detalled
nfne for the Memorial day OBJ
ce In this city, The Elks are IN
d the arrangements this year the
b having accepted their generous
3 assume the burden.
4 Who have been selected 10 make
neral arrangements are: l.. D.
music. Judge j. \. Howel!,
<t; ". Z, sanderson. automobiles.
Eorgc Seaman OF the Spanish War
1E. parade. The memorial service
Logan post will be conducted in
Is lodgerocm at 1890 a. m. on
< May 30 and al o'clock In the
on the veterans will again assem-
<ne cinb 10 he transported in au-
||es 20 the cemeteries, where they
|<ofash The graves Of their depart
1Fades.
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MONUMENTS, TOMBSTONE!

r. H. OFFICER & CO, ASsAYERS. $50
South West Temple ST., Salt Lake City.
Toos0
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Pincock Acting Chief.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, May l3.-Chief OF Pollco W
l. Norton announced tonight that as he
expected 10 leave shortly for New York
on official business and then attend the
national convention OF police chiefs at
would be acting chief during bis absence.
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WEATHER OBSERVATIONS.
Land Omen to Entry.

The local United States land office re-
ships Is south. range ! east. and Is south
and range east, Salt Lake meridian.
WAS open for entry after April 80. under
sections ! TO 5 OF the land laws. This Ia "
provides that the person homcstcading tire
land shall take MP his residence within
a pprol of slix fuDufhs
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! "urA y. on South Fork Dam.

!, IN %ay a, l3.-More work Will b.
|if,,ctSS. tSS.earlng bedrock before ace GO
5tar,eS on the South Fork dam
4 by civ afSscording to q report
X The ea.,nissioners this morning
IA nf,tsn ,tsnsreernsnt reached by The
r eoYnnsls or the Ogden River
( 10 anpany. Mr. Craven was IN.
For,e espsct g the work and mass
a'ready completed by the
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NOTICE OF DELINQUENT ASSESS
MENT NO. 8.

Abraham Irrigation company principal
place OF business, 36l South Main street,
Salt Lake City. Utah
Notice-There is delinquent upon the
following described stock, on account OF
assess ment No. g. levied on the 1st day
Of March. 1918, the several amounts set
opposite the names OF the respective
chn fcilnnls,
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FM Be Double Funeral.
p The Tribune.

May 13-Membcrs OF Dix
sa, y. a, r., together with aux
Is Hhi-aIions. and also mem bers
oi r lodge. will attend the
4 n ',ses tomorrow afternoon for
,< edhderscn, whose body ar
|-"r,, morning from Limon. Colo.
'n VIII be a double service for
e'soil re and his son, Arthur l..
~ ~ w,lo died in this city last
Inc services will be con-
blsnep r. S. SpaldiDg OF Salt
4tae kirkendaIl chapel at 2:3O
~ ierInent In Mountain View
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eet Outlook Favorable,
% The Tribune.

ala may L:-Although a heavy
ona w9nid be Of vast benefit IN
4 VI weber county where sugar
6eat at@s@h, job Pingree, field gu
4. L,s,."r s,"r the Arnalgamated Sugar
wan veves that the crop will be
under tho present condi.
strongly advises against re-
Ia sm " only onc-half of The
~ soove the surface. The n,ante
+ xoaS NY ont OF the ground appear
eohd'ion, according TO Nr.
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Cancels Insurance License,

Willard Done, Utah state insurance
commissioner has announced that the IL
cense OF George T. Murphy TO write In
sIlrance in this state has been Cancelled
al the request Of tho Union Mutual Life
Insurance company. Mr.. Murphy's last
known address was Ogden,
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A. SPECIAL MEETING OF THE STOCK,
holders OF the Clark Metal Tie & Rail
Co. will be held at the company's office.
$50 Kearps building, on Saturday, May
24th. at o'clock p n1.' Tor the election
of a board OF directors and for the trans
action OF such other business as may
properly come before the meeting.
(Signed) JOHN W. CLARK JR..
President.
Attest; II. L, cummings; Secretary.
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Granted License to Wed.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. May 13.-MsrTiaGe licenses
were granted today to Wilford L. Bar
ker OF Pleasant View and Eva NJ Higley
Of Farr West Herbert A Stalker OF
TAYLOR and Ollie May Simpson OF River
dale; Joseph Cercone Of New York and
sigma Anderson OF Salt Lake.
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o,barre violation Of Grazing Law.

Suit was fled yesterday In the United
states district court by the government
against John $. Prince charging him
with violating the national forest graz:
ing laws. The United States asks $3.50
punitive damages and s277 actual dam
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z. P DEAL, COAL, BLOCK WOOD
and sindllng. i65 East 4th South Phone
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SILVER KING COALITION MINES CO.

Salt Lake Lake City, Utah, May l, 1915.
To the Stockholders:
The annual meeting OF the stockhold-
ers OF the Silver King Coalition Mines
company. for the election OF officers and
tho transa ction Of such other business
az shall lawfully come before II. will he
held at the office of the company, room
I0os-9 Kearns building, Salt Lake City.
Utah. at the hour OF 2: m OF Monday.
May 10 1919 Respectfully yours
DAVID KEITH. President,
F. ]. WESTCOTT. Secretary.
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oeafh Claims Child.

.pnesindlSS;;.. dlSS;;.After a brief Illness
he lWonls. Wendell L, Pr
,rlss pyeear-old son OF Mr. and IA
i e5i7 hnSsombe, died at the f. anu ml
|<r1l s,sms nsnsms avenue. last n,a-h, isi
j. witt ibe held We5nca6a,, S.,,
4 4 oIcIoa,e a,eryiccs In the InrLi,,
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Admits Guilt; Pays Fine.

Special TO The Tribune
LOGAN. May IA. l.. Toone. state
deputy for the statistical department. to-
day filed complaint against the Royal
confectionery for alleged violation OF the
nine hour law relative TO women Man
agcr Nelson of the company pleaded
guilty and was fined s25 and costs.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the district Of Utah
In the matter OF Charles w. Baker,
voluntary bankrupt-ln bankruptcy
To the creditors OF Charles w. Baker OF
Salt Lake City. In the county OF Salt
Lake and district aforesaid. bank
Notice Is hereby given that on the
sth day OF February. 1918 the. said
Charles w. Baker was duly ad1udicated
bankrupt; and that the first meeting OF
his creditors win be held at my office
in the Continental block. Salt Lake City.
Utah. on the Goth day of May. 1913. at
10 o'clock in the forenoon. at which time
the said creditors may attend prove
their claims. appoint a trustee. examine
tho bankrupt, and transact such other
business as may properly come before
said meeting,
CHARLES BALDWIN.
Referee In Bankruptcy.
Salt Lake City. May Is. 1915. b2oSi
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

EBER w. HALL. UNDERTAKEN AND
sos d3
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And In accordanCe WITH law, and an
order Of the board OF directors made on
the 1st day of March, 1913. so many
shares OF each parcel of such, stock as
office OF the company. 351 South Main
Street. Salt Lake City, Utah, on the 2Oth
day OF May, 1913, at the hour OF 2 p. m.
to pay delinquent assessments thereon.
together with the cost OF advertising and
expenses OF the sale
CHARLES TYING.
Secretary Abraham Irrigation Company.
351 South Main Street, Salt Lake
City, Utah.
Sale date, May 20. 1913. at 3 p. m..
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at the Commercial club The feature OF
the me citing will be an address by Fred
erlck SteiSmeycr on "The Fallaclcs ol
Conservation"
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s. D. EVANS. UNDERTAKER, EN-
balmer. Mortuary chapel 4S S. State,
| Automobile service n desired without
additional expense. Was 354. b2l8