The governor in this certificate recites thact the questions involved were argued before him by counsel for Mr. Cannon and by counsel for Mr. Campbell. and then proceeds to adjudge and hold that Cannons certificate of natualization is of no force and validity because there is no proper record of it in the court granting the naturalization. though his certificate shows that the naturalizatio paper of Mr. Cannon was recorded by the proper clerk of the proper court. but that volume of records is now found deposited with the clerk of another court at Salt Lake City. The governor then uses in his certificate the following language: It having been shown that Mr.
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