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Panitston, August e.-Most of q our III
tafmera have completed the task az
pli wing tt,ui, crops K o this scason
and are, sitting up in the shade en-
,;ey.si.;; The n.=a!yes eating ....al y
and peaches. 3; < i. (: y,
Our series of I1eetl1gs began at
this place Sunday, August 2nd and is
TO extend through the week until: Sum
day. August ~. 81
Il. is announced that there III to 5be
ID singing school to start ffait stfia place
August 2 under the supefYiBfon d,
Prof Milford. '3;s's s3ss e
5sys q, ;pspps psr. of Anderson j 81 spsnt: last
Thursday night with IS. ]. Riciiey. -; -
/! Lee sElr0d. r.S.of Pelser was visiting
|oiir section last Snnday, Iiis;s5S.9, "a,
SIX and Twenty and Pend dieton bail
teAr1g are 20 kscsS hsts on the lnrsi
diamond next 1Safurdh dhy afternoon.
Gone |! 3 & out eyeryb bpdy, and root for The
,rhs parts that has resumed sfoin
the fishing trip upon KeoWes reports
Ea nice time. <, Il * ~ y
q Crops have much improved since
the recent rains. s s
Mr. Paul haffeys who shaae been
spending the past week at sPalxsr, re5
turned III hts horne Eatufda 81
Mr Liter 1fal iiitin an s. s. rnt3st er
|!1ads a Suaineii trip To- Sandy Spfings
Lust Saturday 81
IS !f s[r ari . Z 81 ease oE
iliianis tons we're ting the Iattefss
parents laet Sat day AMI Sunday
80 seg gIAe lest tDpif in our ction is
b politics Il 3 You gss NO persops paeet
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o.. .o.-O.iO. o. o. 90. q. O. O.. O %
Iva. August Ga great many from
! Iva weDded their way to uCarswell
Wednesday and spent tile dnyain shak-
ing hands and talking politics with
| their friends. They report an enjoy
able time.,,
Miss Annie Beatty left "Wednesday
for Columbia TO spend several weeks
Mrs. Maggie McCown. OF Anderson,
Is spending sCinc time here at the
| home OF T. b. Maudin. f,k
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Long, of New
berry, and Mrs. NJ. e. Hall. OF Laur-
ems. are visiting their niece, Mrs. w.
w. Beaiy.
Red. j. @. Law. d. D.. Of walhalla.
will preach in the Presbyterian
church here next Sunday morning and
evening.
Rev. w. A. McAuIcy. of Spartan
burg, attended the s. s. conference
here last Tuesday. -.
Mr.: and Mrs. Fred Dean of Deans
spent O fow days here this weel, with
| relatives.
w. w. Bradley, OF Aiken, private
secretary to Hon. Wyatt Aiken, spent
! several hours here Wednesday III the
interest of his chief.
Misses Minnie FeEnell of Lowndes-
Vile is spending theS weelt4 with her
sister Mrs. s. M. McAdamB.,s .f,..
Miss Susie Patterson of Mt. Carmel,
was visitor in town short while
this week.
Miss Pearl Beaty wen shopping III
Anderson Wednesday.
DR.. j. e. Watson IL a business vis-
itOr in Columbia this week
Mr.. Glenn Bnskin of Chester Is on q
visit to his parents. Mr.. and Mira. J.
] H. Baskin. . 7t
Misses Bessie and Myrn Leo Coch-
ran OF Calhoun, are the guests this
| "cok os Mise pcnr! Switzerland
dessrs. Thos. j. Bnskin and w. T.
A. Shernrd are attending the farmers
chautauqun; which Is In session. this
week at Williamson.
DR.. Edwin Hall. OF Atlanta, Is here
for few days.
Mr.. A. v. Barnes. and, children OF
Lowndessilie, wcro In town few
hours Wednesday,.
W. d. Mclean, Of Spartanburg. is
the guest OF his friend. w. Frank Nc
Gee. 81. , 4.
Rev. J. w. Garrison OF kr:.e-5on
was In town one day this week.
Mrs. ]. e. Harper CT San Antonio,
Texas. who has been spend ms Lcflo
time here with her sister, Mrs. j.. e.
Brewnlee left this week for Due West
to. visit relatives before returning
home.
L Misses Mabel and Winnie Ra.a a-c
spending the week at Sturevilie with
their cqnsins, Misses NJ. e. and l.. Il.
jackson.
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For the convenience OF the voters soi
I Anderson County the board OF regis.
;tration VIII meet inc fo;;5w ffo;;;5; s:ss = So 80
! Epofntnents TO register and renew or
!. transfer eSrtificate3: IS ,sIss Il
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from q a. m TO l2iri. y 81 a. /. Il
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Pend ! Tie sdAy, August 4
T6wnyifl6 Wednesday, August IL.
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$ tof ip 3 sSs n 5
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NOTICE,

BY, resolution of the County Execu-
tive Committee the secretartes or the
various democratic clubs in the county
are directed to meet in the Court
House at Anderson, on August 10TH, at
IL O'Clock a. M. with the County
Chairman and Secretary, ,ot the County
Committee, for the purpose of examin-
Ing. the club rolls and ascertaining II
any irregularities exist In the enroll
ment Of voters. Each secretary fs
directed TO appear in person or send
some one who is familiar with, the en-
rollment, for his. particular club,
All other persons. who have any
knowledge of the existence OF any ir-
regularity In the enrolment, are re-
quested to be present and give. such
information.
The names Of the secretaries for the
clubs are, as follows:
Anderson Ward &c. e. TrIbble.
Anderson Ward 2TFoster FAINT.
Anderson Ward 81. 8. Acker.
Anderson Ward I'D, o Browne.
Anderson Ward 8-Frank. White.
Anderson Ward 5-Bob King.
Bolton and 2-W. H. Cobb. Jr.
Bolton, 81. W. Campbell.
bishops Branch--E. G. Arnold, i
Broadaway---C. q. Martin.
Bowling Green-L. q. knight.
Brushy Creek-W. W. Fleming.
grogon Mill. F.. Foster:
Campbell's Store--W., c. Campbell.
Cedar Groye--H. Kelly.
Colcrete-J. w. Childers.
/. CorIer--W. T. A. Sherard.
Cox Mill-W. r. Blakeley.
Ch!Quola Mili-A. Y. Hughes. ss
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Legitimate children. Israel forgot God
and now ho has no nation.
Nation after nation has tried to yet
aiong without God, and their record
is written in one word--doomed.
O. Church Of the Spirit. back to tho
old landmarks OF faith. service. SYM
pathy sancitity.
UNCLE DAVE.
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HOW FRENCH PE0PLES.-- z
!. CURE STOMACH TROUBLE

"A household remedy Of the rreach
poasant.ry. consisting Of pure vegetables
oil, and said to possess wonderful merit
IN the treatment of stomach, liver and
intestinal troubles, has been introduced
In this country by George H. Mayr, who
TOR twenty years haR been ono Of tha
leading down town druggists of Chi,
cago and who himself wa. cured hr,itss
that single desc is usuallya enough TO
bring pronounced, relief Il ini tho mosS
stuhborn cases, and many, people who
have. sried 1t declare shey nsver heard
OF anything to. produce ;such Remarkable
results in so short time II; Is known
AZ Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy
and can now be had at almost any drug
store. 1t Is nor sold here BY
SOLD Dy EVANS PHARM.ACY.
Anderson, IS. C.
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For Sale.

5Si acres located on good public road (
near church and school, 8 room dweIl.s
Ing, 9 tenant honses, 2 barns, 200
acres In pine timber, 175 acres In. cpl.
uyation, so acres in bottom lasd, IS
acres in pasture, 8 miles frcm Yer.
derry. Price 1876 per acre, EASY
TERMS std Ct sw
I7T77l x
Timber tract 1874. acrey, located, on
good public road. ! milo from Bradley.
s. G. Saw tImbor and cord v!9oa can
be sold for enough to pay for land.
IDEAL FARM. z 4 sle easrss. pras.lIsssa.
y lorcl' h'sn 4 state Sedl|t'gAaltlea. Alat
beautiful homes; watqf works, ,alhnec.
esq. ont buildings, s extra good ton.
ant /, ,honses' church, ana, school. s. IN
sight. sTdls afmthas j! i!iosDe seen to
be appreciated. Write OF call on
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IVA NEWS.

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American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-01-17
United states Depository for Postal Savings.
SCIENTIFIC RAT KILLING.

The steamship Bratton Of the
United States marine hospital serv.
ice, equipped with a rat-killing ap.
paratus invented by an Australian
chemist, is being used in the rat.
killing campaign in Boston Harbor
The Bratton ties up alongside the
sugar and banana boats from South
America and the West Indies and
pours into them the gases which ex-
terminate every rat in the holds.
The method invented by the Aus
trallan and originally intended for
lighting fires in the holds of vessels,
consists of drawing out the gases
which ascend through the tunnels of
a steamship from the fires, modify
ing them slightly and then pouring
them into The hold Of the vessel un.
der treatment. These gases contain
no oxygen and gradually drive all
the air out Of the vessels hold. The
rats die for lack Of oxygen, and in
The case of fire the latter is extin.
gulshed for the same reason.-Pop.
liar Mechanics Magazine.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-01-17
TRAPPING A LAWYER.

In some cases counsel receive
answers to questions that they had
no business to put, which, n not
quite to their liking, are what they
Justly deserve. The following story
of George Clarke, celebrated negro
minstrel, is case in point, On one
occasion, when being examined as a
witness, he was severely Intercepted
by lawyer.
"You are in the minstre! business,
| believe? ?" inquired the lawyer.
eyes, sir" was the reply.
ais not that rather low caIllng?'
81 don't know but what il is, SIR"
replied the minstrel, ''but it is 20
much better than my fathers that
| am rather proud of it,"
The lawyer fell into the trap
"What was your fathers calling ?"
he inquired
'FHe was lawyer" replied Clarke,
in a tone that sent the whole court
into a roar Of laughter as the dis
lawyer sat down.-Weekly
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We print Butter Wrappers.
WENT INTO CHARGE UNARMeD
Crippled Officer Rode Without We.pon
OF Any Kind With the lmmor.
tai "SIs Hundred"

When Lord Trdegar died the
other day it was announced that only
one officer who took part in the
charge OF the light brigade was still
alive, Sir George Wombwell.
However, it transpires that there
is another officer Of the "noble 81,
hundred" still living, and his expe.
rienee of that famous charge is prob
ably more remarkable than that of
any OF his comrades, for he rode
through the "valley of DEATH IN.
armed a This officer is Capt. Percy
smith, who, though eighty-four wears
OF age, lives a hale and active life AT
southampton, England.
lie rode in the charge unarmed be.
cause he did not possess a sword-arm.
having lost his right hand in a shoot
ing accident prior TO the outbreak OF
the Crlmean war. However. the
colonel of his regiment, the Thir-
.een'h hussars, accepted him for ac-
i've service, and although all he
could do was to lead his men ON, he
charged through the Russian guns
and escaped with only slight
wound He had an iron guard for
his manned arm, which had been
presented to him by his brother off, |
GERS, but 1t was lost on the mo, ming
81 the Balaclava charge, and he rode
it.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-01-17
CHINA REALLY REFORMING.

President Emeritus Eliot of Har.
ward tells us American baseball is
doing great things for that ''hea-
then land. He has just been there,
and is close observer He saws
nothing for or against the recognized
forms Of missionary activity Be
that as It may, the out-and-out of
testimony for playing ball, from the
lips OF a great schoolmaster, quite
goes home to the hearts of all school.
boys Baseball surely has got 10 us,
being powerful enough when the
worlds series is playing to empty
even the stock exchange and stop
most OF the frantic gamble Of the
most exciting day. Baseball will
lock many downtown Offices on a
pleasant summer day. II will put
up on the door million or less
cards, "Out to lunch" II will oblit-
crate all class distinctions as a June
sun would a snowbank.-New York
Mail.
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WISE DARBY.

Luke Lea, United States senator
from Tennessee, told this story to
illustrate how big and unprincipled
corporation may disregard the suffer
ings of the private individuals it vic
timizes:
Rastus, a colored man end con-
vert to religion, stood on tho oank
Of the Mississippi river preparatory
to being baptized. With one foot
IN the water, he saw an alligator far
out in the stream, aud hesi.ated. The
more the parson urged him to ad-
vance, the more Uncle Rastus de-
clared his termination not to 20 into
the alligator's element.
"Come right on in, bruddah, in
sisted the parson. "Whut de mattah
WI your Is your faith done STUN
bled9 ! calls your 'tention to de fac
dat when de whale swallowed Jonah,
God Almighty smit de whale IN the
back viii a red wagon spoke, an dc
whale cas- him up on dry la. Don't
you know dat if you has faith an er
alligator swallows you. he will cas-
you up on de san'2"
Oats all right bout whales an
Jonahs," replied Rastus, s'but YOU
don understan' desc Mississippi ga
tors. IL ever one of dem swallows
a niger, he'll go off an go TO sleep,
an forgit all about him. Popular
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-01-17
TALK DOLLARS.

The economical housewife was at.
tempting to dispose of much-worn
dress. Hannah" she said to the
negress, 81 will take 81 for this
dress"
Amt you got nothin' not so sus-
pensivef" asked the darby.
NO But I'll take of dollar.
You can save that" said the lady.
Land sakes, missis," exclaimed
Hannah, "that don't save me nothin'.
that's jes' talk dollar" National
Monthly
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-01-17
NOTICE TO WATER USERS
State Engineers Office. Salt Lake
City. Utah. December 20, 1918.

|
City. Utah. December 20, 1918
Notice Is hereby given that James
Glove, whose post Office address liz
Provo. Utah. made application In ac-
cordance with the requirements of
the Compiled Laws OF Utah, 1907. as
amended by the Session Laws of
Utah. 1909. to appropriate five and
four-tenths (5.4) cublc-feet of water
per second from Utah Lake. Utah
County. Utah. Said water was TO have
been diverted by means OF pumn
pipe line and canal. at n point which
bears south 25 degrees east IOI9O
feet distant OF the southeast corner
OF Section 81. Township 9 south
Range l east, Salt Lake base and
meridian, and conveyed for a distance
OF 1000 feet and there used from
April TO October 10, Inclusive. of
eacn year. 10 irrigate 800 acres OF
land embraced In Section 7 and ~
iowhshlp south, Range | east, Salt
LAKE base and meridian. The Pelican
roiht water Company. the assignee
VI James Glove, by its president, w. s.
manner whose post Office address is
oalt Lake CITY Utah, now makes APP
pIcation In accordance with the re-
qulrements OF Section l2SSx24, SEES
sion Laws of Utah, 1909, to change |
the place OF use OF said water In or |
der to irrigate 575 acres of land en-
braced In Sections G. 7, IS and 10
township 2 south, Range / east, and |
sections IL and "a. Township south.
Range ! west. Salt Lake base and mer,
dian This application is designated
III the State Engineers Office as No
ll91. w.
All protests against the granting
d said application. stating the rea-
son therefor, must be made nv am
iavit In duplicate and filed in this
,mce within thirty 500 days after
ne completion OF the publication of
his notice.
w. ID. BEERS,
~ state Engineer.
Date OF first publication January &
9l4, date OF completion of publica1
ion February 7. 1914.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-01-17
Community Survey
Being Made for Lehi

One of the most important things
happening here for long time is the
community survey being made OF Lehi
by a class of about fifteen leading
citizens under the direction OF Prof.
Roylance of the u. of U.
The survey consists of work much
after the nature OF stock taking by
the merchant. Is Is divided among
several committees One branch is
ascertaining the total acreage In the
precinct. the amount now irrigated
that that may be irrigated, what is
dry farming and how much is grazing
The yield per acre for various crops
will be ascertained 30 that stranger
may know what the land Will produce.
Manufacturing will be gone into
and where the people spend their
money will be told What It costs the
people for their amusements will be
inquired into as well as what Il costs
to belong to church. How much
goes for schools will be told The
home life Is being investigated by the
lady members and their findings will
be full of interests.
II Is probable the committee will
give publicity to the survey and nj
three or four weeks this paper may
publish the reports In detail.
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--U------
NOTICE TO WATER USERS

State Engineers Office, Salt Lake CITY
Utah. December II, 1913.
Notice Is hereby given that Mans
field l.. Snow. whose post office nd
dress Is Salt Lake City, Utah. has
made application In accordance with
the requirements OF the CompIled
Laws or Utah. 1907. as amended by the
Session Laws OF Utah, 1909 and 1911, 10
appropriate one hundred G00) acre
Feet or water from West Lehi Canyon
Creek, Utah County. Utah. Said wa
Ter VIII be stored from January 1 10
December 81. inclusive. OF each year.
IN q reservoir embraced In Section
20, township south. Range | West.
salt Lake base meridian. The center
OF the impounding dam Is situated nj
a point which lies 2.27O feet north
and 745 feet east OF the southwest
corner OF Section 20, Township 8
south, Range l West. Salt Lake base
meridian. The water so stored will
be released from said reservoir and
conveyed by means OF several bitches
ranging from 80 TO 100 feet I'm length
and there used from January / 10
December 81. inclusive, OF each wear
lor domestic and municipal purposes
Ihis application Is designated In the
state Engineers office as No. 52SS.
All protests against the granting OF
,aid application. stating the reasons
.herefor, must be made by affidavit IN
duplicate and filed In this office with
n thirty $500 days after the compile
ION OF the publication OF this notice
W. ID. BEERS. State Engineer.
)ate OF first publication December ls |
sls, date OF completion OF publication
January II. 1914.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-01-17
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
UNITED STATES PATENT
M. A. No. O1193I.
In the United States Land Office, y
Lake City, State Of Utah, Novs
Der IL, 1913.

Notice is hereby given In purs1
ance OF the Act OF Congress approx
May 10. 1879. that the Utah Fire CT
company. a corporation. through \
authorized agent. Cora M. Holdermr|
whose postofilce address is Salt Lal1
CITY, Utah. Is about to make applied
ton for patent for the Potter No
Placer Mining Claim, situated in Id
Mining District. Utah County, Sta
OF Utah, and being for the s EA
the N W u and N u of the WI
OF Section 8. Township 5 South, RAM
West, Salt Lake Meridian, whi
ground as applied for contains a p
area OF 100 acres of surveyed lad
The notice OF location of this claS
Is recorded In the Office OF the recC
der OF Utah county. state OF Utah.
book n OF mining. page COZ, Of o
records of Utah county.
] direct that this notice be publiss
"a In the Lehi Banner published
Lehi, Utah.
II. ID. r. THOMPSON,
RegistsfI
H. W. Senior, Salt Lake City, utah|
Claimants Attorney,
first publication. Nov. 20. 1913,
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-01-17
NOTICE OF APPLICATION POI
UNITED STATES PATENT.
NJ. A. NO. O1sO76.

In the United States Land Office, {
1913.
Notice is hereby given In pul
ance OF the Act Of Congress approJ
May 10th, 1872. that the Utah h
Clay company, corporation, thro}
It's authorized agent, Cora M. Hold
man. whose postoffice address Is d
Lake CITY. Utah, is about to make
plication for patent for the Olive d
Number One Placer Mining Cid
situate In an Unorganized Mining d
trict. Utah County, State of U{
and being for the north ha'f Of
southwest quarter and southwl
quarter OF the northwest quarter
section "a. township s south, raj
west. Salt Lake Base and Meridl
which ground as applied for contal
a net area OF 100 acres OF survey
land.
The notice Of location OF this cid
Is recorded In the office of the
corder OF Utah County, State of M
In Book LOT OF Mining, page All,
the records OF Utah county.
The amended notice of location
recorded In the office of the rec0rl
OF Utah County. State OF Utah.
DOCK iO7 OF mining. page 600. Of
records OF Utah county.
direct that this notice be publisA
IN the Lehi Banner, published
Lehi, Utah.
u. u. H. THOMPSON, Register
~ w. Senior, Salt Lake City, Utl
Claimants Attorney.
FIRST pub. Dec. 20. 10. last Feb. II,
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NOT PERFECT.

Mrs. Hammond declined to buy
any eggs when the man who aupplied
her regularly called at the house.
81 have been finding bad eggs for
some time" said Mrs. Hammond,
sometimes there have been thres or
four in a Dozen"
"Well, now, Mis- Hammond" the
farmer replied in remonstrance,
'ain't tibet kind of hash way to
look at it? Ye hadn't ought to hol
no grudge agin hen, had YEP Don't
We know tibet hen is bound to Law
a bad egg now an ag'in ?"-Harper's
Magazine.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-01-17
Notice OF stockholders Annual
Meeting.

Silver Flat Mining and Milling Co
The annual meeting OF the stock
holders Of the above named Co. q
corporation, will be held on Monda,
the 26th day OF January: 1914, at
o'clock D. m. at the City Hall, Am.
Fork City, Utah. for the election of
officers and the transaction OF such
other business as may properly come
before the meeting
17-2t. J. f.. BENNETT Secretary
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-01-17

Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Andy
Trane entertained at a chilli supper.
Those present were. Messrs and Mes
danes ID. H. Lott. ELI Webb, ]. N.
smith, 7. +. Kirkham. Leonard Fran
com. j. III. Glover, C. b. Petersen, s.
Il. Wells, Leroy Davis, r. 3. Fox, b.
q. Webb. w. Il. Evans. q. s. Peterson,
Miss Mable Southwick.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-01-17
GEORGE q. ROBINSON TO
ENLARGE HIS FLOUR MILL.

Mr.. Robertson will erect an addition
to his mill that will require 10000
brick. His growing business has en-
tirely over run his present quarters,
and the new addition will be used
for ware room and elevator purposes
For months he has been operating
his mill night and day. Many Of his
orders come from Salt Lake City and
are for car load lots.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-01-17
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A
UNITED STATES PATENT.
NJ. A. No. Oi2O32.
M. A. No. O12O32.
In the United States Land Office, Salt
Lake City, State Of Utah. November
20, 1918.


NOTICE Is hereby given In pur-
suance of the Act OF Congress APP
proved May 10, 1879, that the Utah
Fire Clay Company, corporation,
through its authorized agent, Cora M.
TIoldeImin, whose post Office address
Is Salt Lake City. Utah, is about to
make application for patent for the
Shale Bed No. Placer Mining Claim,
situate In Lehi Mining District, Utah
County. State of Utah. and being for
Lot 10. Lot IL and the M of the Sc
Y of the SEA OF Section 8. Town
ship 5 South. Range West. Salt
Lake Meridian, which ground as APP
piled for contains net area of 52.56
acres OF surveyed land.
The notice of location of this claim
Is recorded In the Office of the recorder
of Utah county, state Of Utah. In Book
SO of Mining. page 204. of the records
of Utah county.
The amended notice OF location Is re-
corded in the ONCE of the Recorder
of Utah county. state Of Utah. in Book
1877 Of Mining. page 1853. of the records
Of Utah county.
/ direct that this notice be publiA ed
in the Lehi Banner, published at lie. 4.
Utah.
f. d. r. THOMPSON. Register.
f. W. SENIOR. Salt Lake City. Utah,
Claimants Attorney.
First pub. Dec 6, last Jan. 81 1914.