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Show 1 .. 11 m 11 in For Rent or Lease. Farm of D00 acres, with good water right, dwelling Iioueo, corrals etuhloB, yards und Implements. Will rent or loaoo enrno with or without impiomeuts. For further Information and tor mo apply or writ to. IDAVID UULLOOII, Cedar City, Utah. Notice. Belief 8ociotio9, Young Ladies Mutuals, Primary Associations, and othert. having Exhibits for tho Ladies Department of tho coming Fair will please aommunioato tho necessary particulars at their oarliest aouvenieiice to tho Ohairroun in order that sufficient space may bo reserved re-served for such Exhibits. Address IUHS.iE. 0. COX, (Cedar City Utah. Stookmeu aro hcaomiug interested tin the fair and it .understood tuut iarowau sheep men wilMiavo a splendid splen-did lot of high grudaanimals on display. dis-play. It is up to UxuGertar, Kannrra, Huniltone, Porogouah and Qummlt people io got busy, -olso Parowun will be miles nboad oftUioro. im J - " the :: I9 Eastman-Silver Optical Company i! I W. S. EASTMAN, OPTOMETRIST " WAIT FOR US. We correct oil eye defects that 2 Glasses will remedy. I 44tti H II 1 1 1 1 1 1 HI I H I i Slock Market Firm. Kaneaa Olty Stock Varde, Aug. 20, 10)0. Cattlo hore this week 03,300, laet week G1.100, eamo week last yerr 78, 100. Cattlo ruua aro slow to show muob of an Increaso, and tho impression grows that fall receipts will uot bo as heavy na usual. The rango country will Ship heavily, and cattlo from that territory will oomo early it is spld, and somo dealors aro figuring on our henvloet aupplles during September this year, whoroat, Octotor ii usually tho biggest month. Tho market ia a littlo stronger this week, 10 lo 25 cents lilghor on killing cattle, firm on stoukera and feedors, nud everything 1b selling substantially abovo tho ilrat of this month, nud 40 to GO cents hlghor than at this period a yosr ago. Sheep horo this weok 2D, COO, Last week 21,000, came woek Inst year 158,800. Tho market Is firm this week, nud is cloelng nt tho best point of tho woek, boBt lambs 87.00, feeding lambs 80.40, fat yearlings 85.75, wothors 84.00. owes 81.00, feeding yourllngs 85.00 to 85.50. Run of Utah has boon larger this weok than horotoforo, and a gocd many are on tho road for next wook'a rnarkot. Total run this mouth will show a good Increase) ovor last Aug nst. A strong country demand 1b hplding up tho general market, as It Inavos a reducod number for tho killers. J. RIOKART, L. S. Correspondent, II I -H. m , , Nnt it mlnuto should ho lost wheu a child shows symptoms of croup. Ohamborlniu's Cough Remedy given as eoon as the ohild beoomes hoarsen or ovon nftor tho oroupy oougr appears, will provont tho attack. For sale by all Dealer.' t Ti yemt Block of letterheabV, rtatcmenti. envelopes or other office stationery gel ting low? If go, better let us have vour order now, giving us time to d nu the best passible work. 2HF. RECORD We can always fix you up somcthina near and stylish in the way ol wedding cards. Don't Ihink ol citing married until you have seen our ample.. THE RECORD. J. O. ROBISOjST, M. J3. OKKICK IMMIMH a NH 4 KNKI.I, III4HIK UVKHi'KIIAH CIl'V IIHUI, HTUHH ltOVIfl'la 4 , N1MCOIAT. ATTKNTIOS I'AIIJTO 11IHMAHKH OI 'I'll 18 KYIS, KAll NOHM AND 'IllltUAT. AND Til 10 l'lri'INO Oil" CII.AMHKM. URIE &t URIE BUTCHERS. Dealers in Fresh Meats of all Kinds. Prompt service and Meat cut to suit. Outside Orders Solicited GEO. K. URIE, Mgr. Notice for Publication. (l'ubllHher.) Dcpiirtmcul of the Interior, U. 8. Land Ofllc at Knit Lake City, Utah, Auk. 2Qtli, 1010. a Notlcr. Im lrcwhy kIvoii Hint Klchard If, l'or-ylli, l'or-ylli, oT Salt I nke City. Utoli, who, on Nov. 17tli 10UO, mde Dfswt 1 nnd Kutry No. 6IC, Serial No. 01Z18. for UilHurvcycd SUK ttV.U See. H, nnil SHU. NKff, Mellon 17, TowiiHhip 36 houth, Kanu'C IS West, 8. I.. Meridian, has filed notlco of Intfiitlon lo make Final I'roof, to fHtnbllhh claim U Hie Und above described, K-forc the Keif MtT Aod Kttcelverof the U ti. Land Ollice at Salt Lake U4ly. UtHh, on tho 7th day of Oct. ober. 1910 Claimant nameu as wltneshus: N. Donald Foryth, Thoman W. rorayth, John II. TiiIIIh. all of New Caotle, Utah ; If. 1 llari Ison of l'ln-tn, l'ln-tn, Utah; K. Moroni Cillleti, of Ni-w Cantlf, Utah; and K. T. i'orterof Salt I.nkoCllv, Ulnh. K. 1). K.TIIOMl'aON, Flrat Sept. 2-r.aat Oct. 7. "Cr' Notice to Water Users. State EiUflueer'nOflice, Salt Lake City, Utah, Auir.lU, 1910. Notice U hereby Uon that Clarence Klch-ards, Klch-ards, vrhohe Kkt -oflicu addreaH In IMruwun, Utah,h.-M made application In accordance with the rMulreineuUtl tlm Complied Lawn of Utah, IB07, an amrudrd by lhe SoumIoii LawKor Utah 19W,toappropiate flulit hundred Nlxty-elirht tcn-thouRandtha ( 04fc8 of a cubic-foot p;r cc. oud of water from Truuirh and Kl Canyon Sprlnu'H, Iron Ojunty, Utah. lart of said water wa-ter wl I be diverted fiom Trough aprlnir at a ix)int which bearaMintli -IS decrees went 2,010 fe!t Irom the north eaU corner of huciIdii 33, Townhhip 34 (mjuiIi, ue0wet, Halt Lake base ami meridian. The bilance of tuld water will 1 diverted from lied Canyon .Sprliiir, ut a iK)lnt which bears Muth -Ii decreet went ,0W lett distant fr ;m the coruer aboto dottcrllwd. The water from TrouijU Hprlnir will be diverted divert-ed at the place where it iiu-x from said apriuu' nnd conveved by mean of a llumi" and a ditch, lor a distance ol 1.3'W feet The water from Hed lanyon Sprliiir will be diverted at the place where It Khueti from aald aprlnu and conveyed con-veyed by means of a flumo and a ditch, for a distance of J.700 feet. The water sodtvorled nd conveyed, will be used darint' the period frm March I to November 30, Inclusive, of cacJi year, foratock watering purposes. Thi application U dealjjnated in the Htate IJuiri. iieer office a No. 3091. All oroteataairalimt the urantlm,' of said ap. plication, RUtlne the reasons therefor, muHt le inadc by anidavlt In duplicate and filed in thin dice within thirty 39day after the comple-'Ua3 comple-'Ua3 of the publication of thU notice. CALIUITANVKR. . n . ... , State Koglijeer. Dateo. first publication Au,26, 1910, (lal9 pi completion of puWIciHon b'epi, 20, 1910. A RESOLUTION A joint resolution proposing an amendment amend-ment to Section 7 of Article XIII of the constitution of the State of Utah, relating to the rate of taxation. He It enacted by the Legislature i)f the St.Mo of Utah, two thirds of nil the tuembcrn olected, to each of the two lioue. concurring therein. Section!, That It la proponed to amend Section Sec-tion 7 of Article XIII of tho couatltntloti of tho statootUtahHothat tho same will read as follow: fol-low: 7. The rate of taxation on propertv for state purpose nhall never exceed eltflit tiilfln on each dollar of valuation to be apportioned na toUowm Not to exceed four nnd ono half mllU u each dollar of valuation for u'cucral atato purpone: Not lo exceed three uiltln on each dollar of valuation val-uation for district school purposeat Not to exceed one-half mill on eacli dollar of valuation valu-ation for lllifh School purpoieai That part of the Mtata tax apportioned to liltrh rcIiooI pur IKpeS slinll constitute a luinl to bo called tho "hltrh Hchool fund" and shall bo apportioned to the cities nud achool dNtrlctn maiiitaliilntr hlfrh KCttoola In tho manner tho leirlMature mav provlde. And whenever tho taxable property within the Mate shall amount lo four bundled million dollars, the rcto shall not exceed flu mills ou each dollar of valuation; tintcM n proposition to increase such rate, specifying tho rato proposed and the time during which tho saniONhalt bo levied, be first submitted to a votoof such of tlin qualified electors of the State as, in the year next preceding such election, elec-tion, shall havo paid a property tax assessed to them within the Stale, nud tho majority of those voting thereon shall voto In favor thereof. there-of. In such manner na may be provided by low. Sec. 2 Tho Sicretarjr of Stato is directed to submit this proposed amendment to the elector elect-or of the state nt the next general election lit the manner provided by law. Sec. 3. If adopted by the electors of the Stale, this amendment Mull toko effect January Janu-ary 1st, 1011. State of Utah. Ofllce of Secretary of State, ss. I, Charles S Tlngcr. Secretary of State of the State of Utah do hereby certify that tho foreirolng is a full, true nud correct copy of a resolution promising an anieiidmeu'. to Section 7 of Article XIII, of tho Constitution of the Stato of Utah, relating to tho rata of tnxv.imi, passed nt tlto Eighth Regular Session of tin I.cgislatiirouf this state In testimony whereof I liao hereunto set my hand and affixed tho Great Seal of tho State of Utah at Halt Lako City this UOth day of August, A. !. 1010. (seall C. 8.TIN0BY, Secretary of Stale First Sopt 2 tast Nov. '. A RESOLUTION, A joint resolution proposing an amendment amend-ment to Section 1 of Article XIV of the Constitution of the State of Utah in relation to the limit of the State indebtedness. in-debtedness. lie Itresohcd liv tho Legislature of thn State of Utah: two-thlnls of all tho members elected toeachof the two houses concurring therein: Section 1. I is proposed to amend Section 1 of Article XIV of the Constitution of the Stale of Utah to that thu same will read ns follows: Sect. To meet cuMial dellclls or f Mures In revenue, uud for tiecrstarv expenditures for public purixises, Inelndlua the erection of public pub-lic buildings, and for the p.ivm-ut of nil Territorial Terri-torial lidebteduc4H aMimed bv the State, the KtHle may contract debts, uot exceeding in the aggregate at anv one time, an amount equal to one and nuc-iialf wr centum of tho value of the taxable property of the State, ns shown bv thu last assessment for sli.to tiurpdses, previous to the Incurring of such Indebtedness. Hut the Stale hhall never contract any Indebtedness, except as in thu next Section provided, In excess ex-cess of such amount, and nil monies arising from loans herein authorized, shall be mplled soteH-to the purposes for which they wero obtained. ob-tained. Seiv The Sccrrtary.of Hlatejs directed,.!') cause (his promised amendment to be nubllrhed an required by the Constitution and to be sub-milled sub-milled to thoolccior of the Stale at thu next uenerat election in the manner provided bv law Sec.3. If approved by tho electors of tho State, this proposed amendment shall take ef. feci upon lite first day ol January, A. I 11)11. Slate of Utah. Olllce of "-ecretary of Suite, ss. I, Clin r leu S Tlngey, Secretary of Statu of the Slain of Ulnh, do h-rebv certifv Hint the foregoing Is n full, true and correct ropv of n resolution proposing an amendment to t-ecllmt I of Article XIV. of lhe Constitution of the Statu of Utah In relation to the limit of the State Indebtedness, passed by tho Kighth Regular Reg-ular Session of the l.cglslaturnof this .State. In testimony wliereol I have hereunto set my baud nnd alllxed the Great Seal of tho Stnto of Utah at Salt Lake City this "0th day of August, A. 1). lttltl. (seal C. S. TINGltY, Secretary of Stale. First Sept. 2-Last Nov 4. A RESOLUTION. A resolution proposing on amendment to Section 2 of Article X of the Constitution Con-stitution of the State of Utah, as amended January 1, 1907, relating to the Public School system, and Section Sec-tion 3 of Article X of the Constitution of the State of Utah, relating to the State School Fund. lie it resolved and enacted by the Legislature of the Stale of Utah, two-thirds of all the members mem-bers elected to each of the two IIouhui concurring concur-ring therein: Section 1, That it Is proposed to amend Section Sec-tion 2 of Article X of the Constitution of l he Statu of Utah, as amended January 1st, 1907, nud Section 3 of Article X of the Constitution of tlm State of Utah, so the Name will rend as follows. Section 2. The public school system shall Include In-clude kindergarten schools; common schooln, couslitlng of primary and grammar grades; high schools, an agricultural college, a university: uni-versity: and such other schools as the Legislature Legisla-ture may establish The common schools shall be free. The other departments of the system shall bo supported asprovldnJ by law. Section 3, Thu proceeds of all lauds that have lieen or may bo granted by tho United Slates to this State, for the support of the common com-mon schools-the proceeds of all property tlmt may accrue to the State by escheat or forfeiture; forfeit-ure; all unclaimed shaies and dividends of any corporation Incorporated under the laws of this Slate; the proceeds of the sale of timber, mineral min-eral or other property from school and Slate lauds other than those granted for specific purposes; and five per centum of the nut proceeds pro-ceeds of the sale of public lauds lying within tho State which shall bo sold by the United States, subsequent to tho admission of this Stato Into the Union, shall be ami remain n perpetual per-petual fund, to be called the State School Fund, the Interest of which only, together with such other nieausas the Legislature may provide pro-vide shall be distributed among the several s-hool districts according to the school population popula-tion residing therein. 1'roWded, That all liiiidH derived from any State tnx for high schools shall be apportioned among the retural cities and school d Is' r lets according to the attendance attend-ance at the hlghschools therein; but no city or district shall be entitled to ,inv part of the fund derived from tho Slate tax for high schools unless the high school therein Is maintained upon the standard and for the period during the vear that may be fixed by the Statu Hoard of Kdueatlon. Section 4. Tho Secretary of Slate is directed to submit this proposal amendment to the electors elect-ors of the State at the next general election, In the manner provided by law Sections, If adopted by the electors of the State, this amendment shall take elfect January Janu-ary 1, 1911. State of Utah. Ofllce of Secretary of Stale, ss. I. Charles S. Tlngey, Secretary of State of the Sate of Utah, do hereby certify that the foregoing Is a full, true ami correct copy of a resolution proposing an amendment to Section 2 of ArticleX of the Constitution or the State of t tali, as Amended January 1, 1907, relating to the I'nbllc School System, and Section 3 of Ar-' jicle X ol the Constitution of the Slate of I tali, I elating to tho Stale School Fund, passed by H the Kighth Regular Session of the Legislature H of this State H In testimony whereof I havo hereunto set my ' iHi hand and alllxed the Great Seat of tho State of H Utah nt Salt Lake City this 29th day of Aug- H list, A, 1). I91C. v M (seal) C.S. TINGEY, M Secretary of Stato . M Tlrst Sept. 2 Last Nov. t, H A RESOLUTION. A joint resolution proposing an amend- " "v H ment to Section 4, of Atticle 1 4, of lhe Constitution of the State of Utah, in relation to the limit of indebtedness H of Counties, Cities, towns and School M Districts. H He It resolved by tho Legislature of the Stato """ H of Utah, two-thirds of nil members elected to M each of tho two Houses concurring therein: M Section I. That It Is proposed to amend Sec- H tlou4, of Article H. of the Constitution of thn H State of Utah, so tlt.it the same shall lead an H follows! H Section 4 When authorized to create ludebt- - H edness as provided In Section 3 ol this Article, H no County shall becomo Indebted to an amount, H Including existing Indebtedness exceeding two H per centum: No city, town, school district or H other municipal corporation, shall becomo In- ' H debted to nu nmou.it Including existing ludebt- H edness, exceeding four per centum of the valuo H of the taxable property therein, tha value lo bo H ascertained by ttio last assessment for Stito H nnd County purposes, previous to tho Incurring H of such Indebtedness; except that In tucorporat- " H ol cities the assessment sli.ill ha taken from H the last assessment for city purposes; provld- M ed. that no part of tho tudoblcdnesi allowed In H this section shall ha inclined for other than H strictly county, city, town or school district H purposes; provided further, that aiucltyof iH tho first and second class when nuthorued an H provided In Section three of this arilelc, may H be allowed to Incur a larger Indebtedness, upt H to exceed four per centum and nuy city of (ho H third class, or town, not to exceed eight per H centum aildltlounl, for supplying such city or H town with water, artificial lights or sewers, H wheu the works for supplying such water, H light and b'wer, shall bo owned and controlled H bv tho muulclnt Itv. IM Section 2. Tho Secretary of Stato Is directed IH to cause this proposed amendment to Im pub- H llslted as required by the Constitution and to be H submitted to tho electors of tho Stnte at tho H next general election in the manner provided H by law. H Sections. If nnomved bv tho electors of tho oH State, this proposed amendment sh?.lt taku ef- M feet on the tlrst dav ol January, 1911. H Stato of Utah, Ofllco of Secretary of Stale, ss. H I, Charles S. Tlngey, Secretary of Stato of tho H Statu of Utah, do hereby certify that the fore- H going Is a full, true nud correct copy of n rcso- H In t Ion proposing an amendment to Section 4, of H ArtleloU, of tho Constitution of the State of H Utah, lit relation to tho Limit of Indebtedness H of Counties, C Itles, Towns, nnd School Ills- IH trlcts, passed by tho Kighth Regular Session of jH tho Legislature of this stale. H In testimony whereof I havo hereunto set my H hand and affixed the Great Seal of the Stnto of H Utah at Salt Lnko Cltv tho 2l)th dny of August, H A. I). 191o. M (seal) C. S. TINGltY, M Secretary of State. H I'lrst Sept. 2-Last Nov. 4. H Notice to Water Users. jH State Hnglueer's Odlco, Salt Lako City, H Utah, Aug, in, 1910. M Notlco Is hereby given that Richard A, H Thorley, wlioso jsist olllco address Is Ce'dar H City, Utah, has mado application in accord- . H nnco with the requlrenitiits of tho Compiled M Law s of Utah, 1807, as amended bv tho Session . jH Laws of Utah, tvoo, to appropriate one and one M third II t-11 cubic-feel per second of water from H three sprlnas In Iron (.ounty, Utah. Spring "a" H Ik shunt il ut n point which bears north 70 de- H grees east d27 feet fiom tho west quarter cor- M em iter of Section VI. Township 3i south, H Kaugo Iti wes., nlt Lake base and meridian. 1 Sjirluir.'bv Is. slliMlcd ut a point wlilclixbenrH H iiortli TOdegrees east ,H0 feet dlitant from tho H quarter corner above described. Spring "c" la H situated at a point which hears smith 10 degrees H 45 minutes east 1,710 feet distant from tho quar- -g H ter comer above described Kild water will Im . H dlienedut the place whero it issues from said H springs nud conveyed by means of ditches for IH a dlsl.iuu" of: -prlug n" l,(.8) leet; springs M -Ii" and "c" 2 787.80 feet, whote It will be used H Irom April 1 to Niivenilitr I, Inclusive, of each H e.ir to IrrigatuHO acres of laud embraced in v . H section U, Township 32 south, tango lb west, v. " M salt Lake base and meridian In addition to - -" M thi' qu.iuiltvof water abovo descrllud, the ap- M pllcaut desires to appropriate slxieeuilUi acre-- H feet of water whlcli will bo Mored during tho H period fiom January 1 to December .11, Inclti- H slve, of eacli ear, In six reseriolisemhraceil H lit Suction I'J, Township it south, Itnuge 10 H west, Salt Luke base ami metldlaii. Thu water H so stored will be released (rout said reservoirs H duriugtheperlod from Aptll 1, toNovemlerl, H Inclusive of each year, and conveyed for a dls H tance of U0 feel nud there used to IrrUate thu H tract of laud above described This applica- H tlou is designated In lliu Statu Kuglueer'a H oince as No. 26U). " JM Ail protests against tho granting of said H nppllcailou, stating tliu reasons therefor, must .- H bo Hindu by aflldavlt in duplicate nud filed lit - H this ofllce within tlilrty 130, ilavs after the com " ' H pletlou oftho publication ol this notice. - ," i, H CALKHTANNKIi, M Statu Huglut'cr. H Date of first publication Aug. -'0, 1010, datu H ol completion of publication Sept. 20 11)10, , - H Notice to. Water Users. M State r.nglneer'H Olllce, Snlt Lnko Cljy, H Utah, Vug. IS, 1910. " M Notice Is hereby given that James A. Low et H al, whoso post ofllco aildress is Heaver, Utah, have madu application In accordance with thu H reiiulrements oftho Compiled Laws of Utah, H 1007, as amended by thohcislou Laws of Utah, H W), to appropriate oue-lwelflh d-12) of a cubic- H foot per second of water fiom an unnamed H spring In Iron County, Utah. Said spring is H situated at a point which bears north 08 degrees jH 2') mluiileM east 093 feet distant from the H southwest corner of thu south east quarter of H Section 31 Township 31 south, Range 7 west, H Snlt Lake base and meridian. The water will H be diverted .11 till) placo where it Issues from H said spring and conveved liy iiiwius of a ditch H for n distance of 20 feet, and there used dor- H lug tho period Irom January I to Ducembur H HI, IncliihUu, ef each year, lor slock watering H purposuN. This application l. deslguatud in H tho State I'.uglneer'H office as No, 11003. H All protests against the granting of said ap- H plication, slating Hie reasons therefor, must bo M made bv affidavit In dupllcale and file I In Hi'h H ofllco within thirty (30 days after the comiilu- H tlou of the publication ol this notice. H CALKI1TANNHR, M Slate Knglui-or, H DnlP of first publlcallon Aug. 10, 1010, dat jH of completion of publlcallon nept. 10, 1'JIO. H Notice to Water Users. M AuglS.,i9l'dl,"!",S OfflC0 S4,i Uk" Clt'' U,al' H Notice Is hereby given that I), J. Williams Ll whose pnstoificeaddress Is Greenville, UlalV.liaH LH ni.iile application in accordance with he re- 1 qulrenumts of the ContplltMl Laws of Utnli. loj7 iisamemte I by the Kesslnii Laws of Ut a U.'m. M to appropriate oue-huudredth (.01) of a it blci 1 foot per second of wnter from Wii grasSprlnis. H a l'l"t whlclt bears south 14 degros 40 nilu- iH u e east JS7 feet from the south oast cor tieV H Salt Lake base and meridian. Tho water vll M b.dlvriel.ltthe place whero It Issuw fro , aid springs and conveved by means of a rVlpd M Hue for a dlslana. of ifto feet. when. It will S LH cjuuber Sl.lttcluJue, nt 'each yoaV for stoclc water lug pur,ses. This application Isdeslirf H nate.1 In the State lingluoer'n'omco Z ?$$' All protosts nurmiist the granting of said M api.llcatlou, stating the reasons therefor, must &H be made by affidavit in duplicate and (lie hi this office within thirty ni, days n or t e coi 1 H pletlou of the publication of tlils uotlce H CALICHTANNKR. M Halo of first publication Aug vlui '"tfof H coniplstlon of publication Sept. u. 1910. M unamoerlain s Gougn riemedvT Cure Cold. C-oup caa WJJo.nlns CouEhV' |