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Show EVIDENTLY OUT OF A " FISHERMAN'S FIRST SALT WATER BASS PLACE MILLPOND Soma Frenchman Had Indignant Fault to Find With Postmaster, Hank was from the upper middle and Said So. section of the state, where the streams are small and run one way all the A Frenchman with u name spelled tune. Until the day of this adventure a, la Paris und pronounced something ho had never seen a bigger body of o water thau a had never learned like millpojid, nor had he read or write, but he managed to ever caught a. Hall that was as large the fact pretty well until he as his hand. moved to a new community where the Scale fish, in Hank's native section name was not common. Going to the were about as rare as gold coins on a one morning ho inquired: poBtoflk-church contribution plate. The stand"Got any mail for Joe ard fish was a little "linger" cut, black "What's the name?" inquired the, nnd despicable In the purview of the clerk, i coast fisherman; but Hunk and his "Ca choo, Joe friends hack homo thought catching "How do you spell it?" them was rare sport, and that tlit-"Can't you bik-1- Joe were really "game" fish. "No," Raid the clerk, "1 never heard Hunk was a fisherman at heart. it before." When ho came to the city to "take a Then the diHgttst of the Frenchman, position" In ono of the stores he conwhich had been constantly rising, tinually bragged about how he used to boiled over and lie snorted: "yank 'em out," and what fine ones "Well, if you can't spell, why don't they were. The boys stood Hank's you Bell your o!d postolllce to some- palaver for a time, until they got tired one that can?" of it, and then they resolved to show him what real "fishing" was like. That Is how It came about that a party was Appointed Day of Judgment.' Jt" horse-deale- r in un English town made up to go for channel bass oft tad lent n horse to a Bolicitor, who Bloody Point, with Hank as the guest killed the animal through bad usage. of honor. The dealer insisted on payment, and Conditions apparently favorable for the lawyer, refusing cash, said h bass. Wind, weather and tide were would give a bill for the amount, but precisely right, and the bait was fine i' must be at a long date. The law- and fresh enough to tempt the appeyer drew a promissory note, making tite of a fisherman, much less a fish, it payable on the day of judgment tint there was noting doing in the line An action was raised, and the lawyer of scalu Huh. Cbanuel cattish and asked the sheriff to look at the bill, and stingarees there ikivji; 'done no, the sheriff replied: were in plenty, but never the sign 'This is the day of Judgment, I decree of a scale. In half an hour the botou to pay tomorrow." tom of tho bout was covered with cats ard stingarees. Usually these dePoint for Sherlock Holmes. and spised "critters" are killed Somebody wondered how long a cer- thrown overboard as soon as caught, tain woman who had Just left the but Hank, as the guest of honor, and room had been married. knowing only catfish, was proud of the "About 15 years," said the Jeweler. big and wanted to count "How do you know?" asked the Jew- the catch. eler's wife. "You nver saw her until As the other fellows were proposing tonight." to pull up tho killick and go home, "I can tell by th size of her wed- Robbins got a strike, and it was a ding ring." he replied. "The width of heavy one. Now, Robbins Is a hand-lin- e wedding rings changes about every man, and does not believe In playfive years. The kind she wears was ing his fish. He wants to see the la style IS years ago." quarry landed In the shortest possible "What's the use space Of time. Important to Mothers says Robbins; "you come Examine careluliy every bottle of foolln'," not get 'em and CASTtflUA, a safe and sure remedy for after the fish; why Infants and children, and see that it go?" When Robbins got the strike, thereftnnra i ha fore, tho line came in hand over hand, Signature of and In, a Jiffy a great floundering Tn Use For Over 30 Years. shape of silver and drab, long as a Children Cry for Fletcher's Castoria man's body, and half his legs, was pounding ou the gunwale and beating the green water Into a heavy showA Dead One. "The doctor says that 1 will live er that fell over the whole boat's crew. Ibout a year." Hank was electrified "That will be a great change for With a cry like a wild Indian, he sprang from his you." seat upon tho thwart, grabbed tho big "What will?" -II :h around the throat, lifted it inLiving " board and went down with It among the catfitdi and stingarees. Waited Energy. t Just Nlrnrod Tl e balance of the company looked back from fishing) I get tbif string In less than an on li) literal fear and trembling There were no less than forty of the sti hour. Nimrod s Wise Wife There's a Abu devils of the poisonous spines in the bottrtn of the boat, and there was that store nearer than that. John. blithering idiot from the mtllponds Precaution. writhing and wrestling and twisting sea bas right In Chlmmle Hey. Maggie, hold dls with a forty-pounbag o' teatmu fer rue fer a minute-h- ere the rr.hlst of them! It Fronted Inevita- hie that Hank must be "finned." but conn s a poor relation o' mine! the mire the men shouted to him the Life. wildct Hank raved in his delirium of the kill. "He's plumb crazy," said Melancholy Fact. Man Is weak. That Is why fcs In- Little Kinky, the skipper. As quickly as he could manage it vest In a cantaloup when be knjwt the chances are ten to one against without sticking Hank with the knife In two i Robbins cut the fh's throat. him. Toledo l'lade. minutes more It was still s Then Hank got up. He was while as a gboM. There was not the color of blood In his lip His cheeks were like chalk, bis eyes were glassy and bis knees were slinking. Tottering astern, he collapsed, with bead and arms over the punwsy. "I knowed It." said Little Kinky; Thousands Have Been Helped "he's got it pood and hard. In a dozn pliers; the blamed ecjit! Serves him By Common Sense riRht, Vbst'Je bring a millponner on salt water fer, anyhow? Suggestions. "Aw, cut that." growled P.obblns. "Can't yon see the man' In treat feWomen suffering f rom any form of suffering? Get the peroxide while wa) male ills are invited to communicate and the other boys strip his clothes promptly with the woman's private corre- off and find the punctures." spondence department of the Lydia E. Ko sooner said than done. ThS) I'inkham Medicine Co., I.ynn, Mass. strippers had got almost down to naand will read Your letter rs opened, ture when Hank revived enough to answered by a woman and helJ in strict say In a weak voire: A woman enn freely talk of confidence. "Leave me alone, you dang fools. I hrr private illness to a woman; thus has ain't bit nor stung nor nothln'; Just confidential correbeen established swallowed my chaw of tobacco." orer extended which has spondence And that was the size of it. The many years and which has never been Providence that protects little chila broken. Never have they published and Imbeciles and drunken men testimonial or Used a letter Without the dren never had steered that "millponner" safety "ftten consent of the writer, ami unsea'hed through what appear. i has the Company allowed tbese confidn-tia- l and array of catfish and letters to fret out of their pofoeipion, to be a while be wrestled as the hundreds of thousands of them in stinsaree fplne with the big t. s. their files will attest. Out of the vast volume of experience Quaint Oaths. which they have to draw from, it is more The first appearance In an Knelish the than ponsjbJe that they possess very divorce court of the f'Hnrsr form of knowledge needed in your case. Noth-bt- oath by breaking a aiirrr recalls othis aVed in return except your pond er quaint forms of swrarine. will, and their advice has helped thou In A?am the oath Is taken by stand sand. Furejy any to imply a Ing wit bin a rope rirrl wotr.sn. rich or poor. i rot as the rope does if the to wish to ho j. J le glad mcarrf dfe not fell the truth. In of take advantageotter lawsuits belwern Russians and, the this pen'rous OMiaka of Siberia, a bear's head Is of assistance. Adbronchi into court, and the Ostiak. dress I.ydia E. rink-bamafcirg the eefure of eatine, rails Medicine Co., n fh bear to devour Mm If he (fer.ndntial) l.ynn. Tr"-rare tribes of Iniia that swear by the besd of a titer, wt.i!" others to have Kvrrjr wman nueht KO-puchop a dre In two as emblematic of I.ydia 1 the fate of the p.nt t(, sim Text HooU. It i not a tonk for plest method isperjurer of the chaser, thst jrcnerHl flistribuflon. as it H ton who swears riot at ail, but Just tells It Is free nrl only that be thinks. xpenslTei. fot M fn ihlo by mail. Writ It today. Tctaf of 600 Veara. "Mrs. Naeg Is thinking of visiting tie Thousand Inlands." "1 undprs'snd Mr. N'Scg would be W I h WTlnrrrt. rl; d to htv Lef spend six month o rich one." dla-guit- " gaff-topsai- gaff-topsail- s 7&fe d ! FREE ADVICE TO SICK WOMEN bops g m ml se li. Joint rUtdution Proposing an Amendment to Section 9, Article VI, of the Constitution of the State of Utah, Relating to the Compensation of the Members cf the Legislature. He It Unacted by the Legislature of tho Slate of Utah, the Members Klected of All to Kuch of the Two Houses Concurring therein. Section 1. That it is proposed to amend Section 9, Article VI, of the Constitution of Utah, so that tho same will rend as follows: 9. Until otherwise provided by law, tho members of tile Legislature uhall receive KIglit Dollars ($StKi) per day and ten cents per mile for the distance necessarily traveled going to and re turning from the place of nwc'lug 6n the most usual route, nml shall receive no other pay or perquisite. Sec. 2. The Secretary of State is hereby directed to submit this proposed amendment to the electors of the State at the next general election in the maimer provided by law. Sec. 3. If adopted by the electors of the State, this amendment ahull .tike effect January 1st, 113. i State of Utah, ) Office of the Secretary J. s. of State. ) I. Charles S. Tlngey, Secretary of State of the State of Utah, do hereby certify that the foregoing is tl full, true and correct copy of a resolution proposing an amendment to Section it, Article VI. of the Constitution of tho State of Utah, relating to the of the Members of tho Legislature. IX TrSSTl.MOXY W1I IEREOF: I have hereunto set my hand and aftixed the lireat Seal of the State of Utah, at Salt Lake City, this 22ud day of August, 1912. two-third- s and mixed), capable of private ownership; but this shall not be ho construed as to authorize the taxation of tho stocks of any company or corporation, when the property of such 'otjipany or corporation represented by such stock, haS been taxed. The legislature sluill provide by law for an annual tax sufl iiient, with other sources of revenue, to defray the estimated ordinary expenses of the State for each fiscal yeiir. The Legislature shall also provide for Hie payment of tho State debt, If any there be, before the same becomes due; and provide for the payment of the interest on said debt as it may fall due. Sep. 2. Thp Secretary of State Is hereby ordered to give this proposition to he published in at least one news paper ;n every county In tho State, where a newspaper is printed nnd published, for two months preceding the next general vlectloti. Sec. :. This proposition shall lie submitted to the electors of this State it the next general election for heir approval or disapproval. All official hut. ota used at such election shall have printed or written thereon the words, 'Tor the amendment of Sec tion 2, Article 1", of the Constitution, relating to the general taxation of property," "Yes," "No," and shall otherwise he prepared and submitted to the electors as may be provided by law, und said ballot shall he counted and canvassed, and returns thereon be made In the same manner In all respects as Is or may be provided by law In the case of election of State officers. Sec. 4. If adopted by the electors of the State, this amendment shall take effect January 1st, 1913. State of Utah, Office of the Secretary v ss. of State. T. Charles S. Tlngey. Secretary of Stato of the State of Utah, do hereby certify that the foregoing Is a full, true and correct copy of a resolution proiioslntr nn amendment to Section 2, Article XIII of the Constitution of the State of Utah, relai!ng to taxation. IX TKSTIMOXY WHKKKOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the dreat Seal of the State or Utah, at Salt Ijike City, this 22nd day of Augu t, 1912. at the next general election in the manner provided by law. See. 3. If adopted by the electors of the State, this amendment shall take effect January 1st, A. 1). 1!M3. i State of Utah. . es. Office of the Secretary of Stale. I, Charles S. Tlngey. Secretary of Stato of the State of I'tuh, do hereby certify that ih furcgolng Is a full, triio and correct copy of a resolution proposing an amendment to Section; of Article XI of the Constitution of tho Slate of Utah, relating to couti- tics, cities nnd towns, and providing, for the creating of new counties. IX TKST1MONY U'liKKKOH, have hereunto set my baud and affixed tho (livat Seal of the State of Utah, at S:ilt I.nk. City, this .22nd day of August, 1912. C. S. TIXCiKY, (Seal) Secretary of State. A Joint Resolution Providing an Amendment to Section 17, Article 7, of the Constitution of the State of Utah, Relating to the Duties of the Auditor and of the Treasurer, A Joint Resolution Proposing an Amendment to Section 4, of Article 14, of the Constitution of the State of Utah, Fixing the Limit of Inof debtedness Counties, Cities, Towns and School Districts. 'te ii Kesolved by the of the Slate of Clah, of All ihe. Member t U'ectod to Kach of the Houses voting in favor thereof: Section 1 ll Is proposed to amend Sell ion 4, of Article 11. of the Constitution of the Slale of I'tah, so that the same will read us follows: i When iiiilhuii.i'il to create in debti'dnesu a provided in Section it of iliis Ari'iie, no county ::'i::ll ti"ccine iiiilchted to nn amount, including extwo-third- s i'o 1 1 tu er isting Indeb'cdiit'ss, exceeding ct'tituin Xo city, town, school district, or other municipal corporation, shall become Indebted to an illinium. Inc'ud ing existing Indebtedness, exceeding lour per centum of the value of the taxable property therein, the value to he ascertained by Ine last !Msessm nt for State aud County purposes, previous lo the Incurring of such indebtedness; except that in incorporated cities the assessment shall be taken He it Knacted by tho legislature of from the hwt assessment for city purs of all poses; the State of Utah, provided, that no part of the tho Members Klected to Kuch of the Indebtedness allowed In Ihls Section Two IloiHes concurring therein: shall 1m Incurred for other than strictSection 1. That It Is proposed to ly county, city, town, or school district amend Section 17, Article 7. of the; puiHises; provided further, that any Constitution of the State of Utah, sol city of the first class and any city of that the same will read as follows: the second class having over 2u.nt 17. The Auditor shall be Auditor of when authorized as proPublic Accounts. The public moneys inhabitants, vided ir Sertion 2 of this Article, may rhall bo deposited by the Treasurer,; bo allowed to incur a larger indebtedunder the supervision of tho fioard ness not four per centum of Kxamlners, and as provided by law. additional, exceeding i.nd any city of the second Sec. 2. The Secretary of State is class having less than 20,000 Inhabihereby directed to submit this pro- tants, and any city of the third class, posed amendment to the electors of or town, when authorized ns nforo-isalthe State at the next general election may be aliowed to incur a larger C. S. TING ICY, In the manner provided by law. . Indebtedness not exceeding fight ier (Seal) Secretary of State. Sec. 3. If adopted by the electors centum additional for the of of the State, this amendment shall supplying such city or townpurpose with waA Resolution Joint Proposing an take effect January 1st, 1913. ter, artificial lights, or sewers, when Amendment of Section 3, Article 13, State of Utah, the works for supplying such water, of the Constitution of the State of Office of the Secretary r as. lights, or sewers ohall be owned and 1 Utah, Relating to Taxation. of State. controlled by the municipality. or S. I. Charles Sec. 2. Tho Secretary of Stale Is Tlngey, Recretan He It resolved and enacted by the do hereby directed to cause this proposed amendState of the State of Utah, s legislature of the State of Utah, certify that tho foregoing Is a full, ment to be published as required by of All the Members Klected to true and correct copy of a resolution the Constitution and to be submitted each of the Two Houses Concurring proposing an amendment to Section to the electors or the State at the C. S. TINGKY, (Seal therein: Article VII. of the Constitution of next general election In the manner Secretary ot State. 117, Section 1. That It Is proposed to l 'the State of Utah, relating to the provided by law, I amend Section 3, of Article 13, of the A of the Auditor and of the Trcaa-- I Kec. 3. If approved by the electors Joint Resolution Providing an duties Constitution of the State of Utah so of the State, this proposed amendAmendment to Section 11, Article 13, urer. that the same will read as follows: IX TKSTIMOXY WIlETtKOF, 1 have ment shall take effect upon the first of the Constitution of the State of hereunto set 3. The legislature shall provide by niy toand and affixed the day of January, A. 1). 191.1, law for a Just and equitable assess ' Utah, Relating to State and County (ireat Seal of the Stato of Utah, at State of Utah, ) at of of the State ment of the projerty Boards Salt Lake-CitEqualization. this 22nd day of Office of the Secretary as. Its actual money value. AH taxes 1 August, 1912. of State. shall be uniform on the same class of C. S. TIXGKY. fSeal) Be of Knacted It S. the Charles I, Legislature by Secretary of Tlngey, limits territorial within the property s Secretary of State. State of Utah, of All of State of the State of Utah, do hereby of the authority levying the tax, and the the Members Klected to Kuch of the A Joint Resolution Proposing an certify that the foregoing Is a full, shall bo levied and collected for pub Two Houses concurring therein: copy of a resolution lic purposes only; Provided, that a de Amendment of Section 4, Article 13, true and correct Section 1. That It is proposed to proposing an amendment to Section 4, duction of debits from credits may be of of Constitution State of the the Section 11, Article 13, of the of Article 14, of the Constitution of authorized; Provided further, that tho amend Utah, Relating to the Taxation of the Slate of Utah, fixing the limit of Constitution of the Slate of Utah, so property of the United States, of the that the same will read as follows: Mines. Indebtedness of counties, cities, towns state, counties, cities, towns, school 11. Until otherwise provided by and school district!. districts, municipal corporations aud law. there shall He Knacted the Resolved It and by be a State Hoard of IX TKSTIMOXY YVHKIIKOF. 1 have public libraries, lots with the buildings Kquallzation consisting of four s of of State the Utah, legislature set my hand and affixed the hereunto therein used exclusively either for of All the Members Klected to Grent Seal of the State of Utah, at of the State who shall be religious worship or charitable purKach Two Houses of the concurring Salt by the tiovernor. by and with City, this 22nd day of of burial iiot h"ld poses, and piat-cof the Semite, whose therein. August, 1912. or used for private or. corporate bene- the consent 1. to U It Section I Seal That promised C. 8. TIXC.EY. terms of office shall bo for tour years fit, shall be exempt from taxation; land until their of Stats sucietsors are appoin- amend Section 4. of Article I.'., of the Secretary ditches, cana's, pipes anil ted and mialibed; so provided, that two Constitution of tho State of Utah, ft u ii es owned rind used by individual-will same as follows: read appointed that the or corporations for Irrigating I. mils of aald members shall te 4. All mines nnd mining claims, two years. There shall also be wned by smh individuals or corpora- every in In each county of the Stute a County both placer and rock place, containtions, or the Individual ttiembcts Hoard or bearing gold, silver, copper, of ing of consisting Kipia'ixation, thereof, shall not be separately taxed the Hoard of County Commissioners lead, or other valuable precious sa long as th'-shall bo owned and of after purchase thereof from sa'd county. The duty of Ihe State metals, used exclusively for sucli purpos-.I lie taxed at and of the sev- bo United States, shall Provided further, that niortgas'-- upon Hoard of Koualiation County Hoard of KcjualUntlon a value not greater than the price both real and personal property shall eral o adjust and equalize the paid the United States therefor, nn-l- c be exempt from taxation; Piovided shall he of s the surface ground, or some part I I the real and .valuation further, that thr. taxes of th Indigent property of the State and of personal the sev- thereof, of such tu ne or claim. Is u o'd poor may be remitted or abated at such eral tb'reof, tin may b(- pro-- ! for other than mining purposes and time and In su h manner as may be vided counties by law. Kar h Hoard shall a'.s i has a separate and independent value law. by ; provided in w hich case such other slutic.i as may be for such other See. 2. The Secretary of State is or any part there'said surface law. ground, by hereby ordered to clve this proposi- provided See. 2. The Secretary of State Is of, so ued for o'her than mining purtion to le published In nl least one directed to submit this pro- - poses, shall )e taxed at its value for newspaper in vcry county In the hereby amendment to the electors of such other purposes, as provided by Hla! where a newspaper is printed poedState ,111c at, the next general election law; and all the 'machinery used in and published. ' for two months mln'ng, and all property and surface .in the manner provided by law. the next general election Improvements upon or appurtenant to Sec. .1. If adopted by the See. 3. This pro position shall le t shall mines and mining claims, which have submitted to the electors of this state of the State, this atmndin'-na value separate and Independent of take effect January 1st, 1S1.1. at tho next general election Pr tle-imines or mining claims, and the jsiuh i i oi orTbinl riai iau, or All disapproval. approval net annual proceeds of all such prec-jiou- s . ballots used at audi election f hall have Office of the Secretary metal tulncfi and mining claims, of State. printed or written thereon the woids. A'.l I. Charles S. Tincey. secretary of shall be taxed as provided by "For the amendment to Hetlon 3. lands containing coal, hydro-carbothe do of State 11 of Mate Utah, of heieliy relatitic Constitution the Artielr ,r i. after purchase there- to the rlasfcitirat'on of property ' lor rertify that the loreeolug is a full, '.f from deposit United States, and a'.l j' the a ami rorreet of resolution of copv taxation" "Yes," "No," .ttue ptirpotrs and aurfacc Improvements and shall othetwise lie prepared and prfpoiine an amendment to Section pro),erly or appurtenant to su' h lands XIII of of itt-Artl'le ihe III. Covstputiirn to the electors as may subo rTOW about that prinUni value separate and InState of Utah, relating to S ate wbiih haveofa all :tcrwie l.e provided by law, and said 'the such land', and the dependent 'and of job you're in need of? Hiards ntid K'pialization. County baLol shall be received, counted all such land anil the! IX TESTIMONY WMKIIKOK. I have net proceeds ofof all j canvassed, and returns the-ovaluable made In the same manner and In nil hereunto set my hand and ufflied the contained Herein not taxed in dcpotit.i a crude, abewt as Is or may he provided by jOreat Seal of the Stale of Utah, tl or raw Came is and see respects shall be taxed as condition, lMk 22nd of law-- In the caso of election of Sat Salt City, this day It at first law epportwsily. year provided by '.il2. ofTirprs. Dea f ril til lb very ' August, Sec. 2. The Secretary of State Is C. S. tix;ky. Fee. 4 If adopted by the electors (Sealj ordered to give this proposition sa bat last 'hereby bomiI State. of of the State, this amendment shall Secretary to lie published in at least one news- (! w 11 show bill Wmm take effet January 1st. IS13. tUe In in S'ate every county 'paper yea rkf fcigh frsde werb S'ate of Utah, Proposing an Amendment to Sect'on 1. w h're a newftaper Is printed and pub- j t. we aa twra Office of the fc'err taty . m. Article 11. of the Const tution, Re- !ibed for two months prc-edinthe of ."tate. to Counties, Cit'es and nett general election. lating t. Charles ft. Tinirer, Hecretary of Sec. 3. Tb'i proposition shall be ' and Providing for the Creating ef submitted to the electors of this S'aie ptato of the Ptate of Utah, do heKO.y New Counties. at the nex general eW-tiofor their certify that the foreroing Is a f ill, AM offt'lal true and correct copy of a resolution approval or disapproval. bv I5e ftesolved It the lire 1. Ie;dsa' an amendment fo fon ballots Used at such elertion shall rposin of Artielr XIII. of the C'!!iiiu!ion of jOf the Statu of tI tah. printed or written thereon the n f I to a' h of th" have the Sta'e of Utah, relating to taxa- all ti" 'n' ts words. "Kor the amendment ot : c on' v-A 'V lloiivn ir w Hiring tion. 4. Af ic" li. of the Cons'it'ition, ;To S'lt'iin I. That it is propoied to rc'a'itnr to he tatatiori 'if n ire.'' IS TKSTIVONY WHUllKMK. I hire berrunto set my band and aff.ed the amend pert ion 1, of Afti'-J- 11, of V's." "No." and sl.a'l C'cr;-- - he flKont What von', i of the St.iip of Uih, orid s .ibmit'ed t" the e!etors (ireat feal of the State of Utah, at prepared H t t S same read ot follows. fhail the 2Ind Hut c!!in;?, but tale a tip, as mat leo'her iie fovidt d by !a Irie City, this day lilt J A i I " 1. The several f mintii Jf02. of th" T and said ballot A'lk'i.t, feeetved, !!'l brollicr, you.1l break (.--al C 3 TI.VGKY. ri'ory of Utah etis'ine at th time counted and canvassed, and rtu"ns drums not pocket -' car Con:i' ion th i'nn l rr ade in the same reantirr Ke?re;iry of Srat "f th" '!'; txiii of the .are hereby rer"?ni?ed as divisions ' ntid In a1! recpe'ti as is or may le books. A Joint Resolution rjropos"g at th s S:flie, and 1h of f lecpre inets and provided bv law in tvn ( i ect on 2. Articte IS, pehrrol distriets tins rxia'iri? in fa d tion of State oTif ' rs. AmendmeM c 4 iea as letai suhdivis'oTis theieol. If adopted by the- ricet.-- s of the Constitution of State of t m1 thy s:,a;l s (o'ltirme Hiall of the Xfafp. j('s Utah, Retat eg to Tasatioo. S.i ne t(!vcfttsirS! in 'hanred .y law . to ' pursuance I of t'vs take effect January 1st, U'll. : : a le. 1 1." i'.ie. may fen. i t f and Unae'el by t'i ,S'?f ef C'ah. lhit paper make !' eral law prov'de for the foriim'iein of Hffi' e ef the ?s. of 'h H'at" of Utah, lo and Ihe new thinking aiirn couTitieo. people buy. co'inty of Sfa'e. e'r-etto of aii Ihn rri'TTiVers Krr-rtherecf. Mmii'y whi'h S T'neev, Secr'fary of f. Charl-con urring et's be of the T.o Ho tp'h formed freirri tefTl'ory taken S''..-tshall ; ttie ot ft ih. iff hereV,T Q $ Q therein. from any o'h--rVunty or r uin 'es rer'iiv tliaf the fire?' 'tis Ik a 1). J That jt j proceed to shall nn r i" and a J'i be - cr y of a for pr"T'fitt "rr' Tldlrf rf to rejmtution Pit nd Section 2. of rt; it. of the ' J If you're pot in the of re l ! 's and lia'cilitir of cion 4, fe t'S Cons' itnt m of S'at of Utah, so th i M 'ri i or fr'iti oii'i'kii to e'ln'r XIII of of 'he iV t'rist the fair, it mi as feil'ows: al. van. ivt't rt tirna ' . rr. h ? taken. a'i t' ory tax-; to the the S'a'e of Utah, rotating 2 All p(i:-etin th H'a'e, n"t tcKk a fiyci? T'O 1" "hall th:it l"'!Ulf ri" c5- -. s you a'icri if eternal ii'eirr the laws of the n;'e ifeiTTUed lin'.e:s a PlJ.j'in'J i f the 'j'la'i f IS TUT1M"Y WIH'.HUOK. t have or etid'-- tt.is Cort'i'ion. or fed rs .f ine in tart ii ri "t!"i set my land and affited the the laws of the Staf of U'ah, shall o- r to t,o fismeni-- : '' at .' l the e;a nf as provided by law. The 't,e oiifi'v b" tat-.''r'Tt re for. f shall th tered d ' separaeiy Ci'y. this 22nd day of r"ni'e"f. as ue4 in this Ar!il 2. fs YoU Iiav? otjf xvotJ of Ktate The fee. Ferre'arr Is dee! a red to inehte moneys, Vie:;1, 1!2. this prorod directed to C R. 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