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oNot Able to Finish !"

This will form the subject OF the ad-
dress to be delivered this afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock by Rev. w. j. Young, of
Alexandria. in the hall of the Young
Mems Christian Association. All men
are invited to be present, and rich,
spiritual address may be confidently
looked for.
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Bargains in Roanoke Prouertv,

tes Space s,r yI ad So.o Of our
$4,000, one-third cash, nothing to as
sumo; Groom house on GilmoTe street
$500 cash, BALANCE .Sss per month.
choice West End dts, s5,&so; i5B feet ON
northeast Gilmore street, Nrnnninf,
through to shenandoah avenue Large
enough for Nlne houses, 81, 900. Eyery-5
thing Tor soie; nothing for rent.
ID. Webster Crowl Real Estate a@sg
40 5 Salem Ave. g. w. SsSs;
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Ladies' Y. ri. G. A, Meetinp.

The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Y. NJ. c.
&. will meet again Wednesday after
noon at $3.50 o'clock to complete arrange
ments for the reception, which will be
given to the young men of Roanoke.
generally, next Friday evening at
o'clock. No cards. All young men are
invited
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-03-15

7 OST-The following law books ara
81 missing from our library: First
volume Pomeroy's Equity; fourth
volume Leading Cases American Law
of Real Estate; second volume Daniels
Negotiable Instruments; ninth volume
Southeastern Reporter; second volume
Robinson's Practice; fourth volume
kent's Commentaries; Morawertz on
Corporations. Any one having either of
tho above books in his possession will
please return the same or notify us by
postal card through the mails.
mar4-2w PENN Sc COOKE.
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Who are the people :!
We arn Tho noo,In S.

ways have something profitable for the
people. II you doubt it come in and soc
the number of Basic City lots tho people
nave bought in ten days at $40, 81 cash
ana 81 pei month. September / these
lots Will bring $500 each. Only 11s OUT
OF 97o to be sold at these prices; 60 sold
70 date; 40 left to complete this limit.
You Will have to be active to DO one OF
the 40 The next limit will be sold az
an aovance of S1O0 over the above
prices. Ihe69 people who have bought
q gnu tne AZ who will buy this week viii
ing for the advance. We also have
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Whereas this associa ton realizes TIL
the appropriations proposed are reaso{.a
able and of vital Importance to til, !
growth and development of the citS,o,.
therefore "
BE it resolved, That that it is TIL
sense of this association that the prd
posed ordinances for appropriations ark,
essential, and that We indorse them ID
the voters of the city"
MIR. Henderson offered an amendment.
that the unanimous vote of the associa{
ton be recorded as favoring the ordi-
nances.
Both were adopted, and the meeting
adjourned from business to a social ses
sion, in order that all members get &C
-quainted.
Following is the present membership
OF tho engineers association: John II.
BARTLETT Clarence Coleman, VIM. M.
Dunlap, II. w. Newly, M. r. Word, w.
w. Kerns, r. p. Parker. Oscar Saabye,
Andrew Onderdonk, Charles Rankin, C.
e. Cushman, r. A. Cummings, j. II.
Wingate, James d. Lazcll, Harve Van
Duzee, VIM. c. Noland, Gustaf Bot
finger, A. j. Coffin, James r. Schick,
Rene de Saussure, Francis II. Waters
Charles jacobsen, Geo. p. Wood, G. r.
Henderson, r. p. Crenshaw, D. c.
Humphreys, F. Ivanhoe Cabell, Arthing-
ton Gilpin, w. w. Coe, j. G. Rawn, G.
@. Wentworth, r. H. Hall, S. b. Haupt,
Kent Morgan, Joseph L. Hunter, w. e.
Anderson, r. w. Board, Paul Iglehart,
j.. j. (ormalt, j. T.. M. Hanckel, C. III.
Rice, j. 3. Fuller, G. II. Fenstermacher,
Garnett Savage and G.. K Collins.
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w ANTED-A position by young
w man of steady habits who has had
experience as shipping clerk. Has
hlled position of cashier, and also
worked on engineering corps. Address,
care of 1875 Third avenue n. W. mar14-3t
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a Small Fire,

a slight fire occurred at
a negro named Fitzgerald
Hill yesterday morning abe
Loss about $3.50.
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WANTED.

WANTED BOARDERS - Several
w gentlemen can secure good boardt
WIN rooms, with gas and all convent
fences at moderate prices at MRS. H.
-. GaLLAHER'S, 10. "a Eighth
avenue 8. w. mar1ottf
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\ PROBABLE MURDER.
johnson Patterson shoo,E r..o c..,
Is ArresteA,

johnson Patterson ShootE
Is ArresteS,
Johnson Patterson, az .o1oroa
shot Peter Scott, also COD o. WI
lam Davis snack house M 80 .;al,. oha..
~ ooiocA. ~ pan pok effect in
SCOTS neck, below the 49, ;, H.
fell to the floor and it wax .hcJurh. he
had been Instantly kilGod pattors ~
went out before the alaH nos 800 $50, Sor,
and shut himself up in b III 80 ht T;,a
Calloway's. i ~ oi'u
Sergeant Jones and ,o,a1 oescar.
were quickly on the sce1M cnIorad
man informed the sergeaM ,,,tono d.
terson could be found, nd saia ~
shooting was accidental. $ha saroreo ~
bins $500 as'erson unuer Est and had
He asserts positively thatRA shnt NO !.
accidentlY fired and that "a D. 80. "Ss
son were good friends. 3A "'e-
Other parties say that +r 49,,
to.so, is ''o .n1 oin1, Athat Pat
Scott told the sergea1 ~, Um.
that he was inclined to thi o .t'u,o.
shot him purposely, but CT IT. CON- So,,
positively. say
The wounded man was tHE =. a.,
Office of DIR. st. John, who "a ~ AZ
ball. He does not conside} ..a, .ns
as necessarily fatal, but ext o a. ~
gerous. vel
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NOTICE.
There Will be an annual meeting OF
the stockholders of the Inter Urban
Land Company, held at its office In the
city OF Roanoke, Virginia, on the 1st
day OF April, 1891. r, d, SCOTT. Presi-
dent mar8-tdna
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WANTED--50 bright young men md wo-
w men, or boys and misses, who have good
education and can spoil we'll, to take a special
moderate, or II contracts are co,nplied with, no
charge for tuition; course OF instruction very
thorough, and good positions guatanteed at
,pes5 kor particulars, address ''NATIONAL
I4if';'r NESS COLLEGE,' Roanoke,<as. fel5-lm
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THE TIMES desires spe
pondentS in every town IN
virglnts and the Shenandoah
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dissolution NOTICE.
VIRGINIA EMPLOYMENT Blu.
REAIJ

l2yI Water Street, Norfolk, Va.
BENZ. f. Walden, PROP'R.
Clerks, Mechanics, Coachmen, Por-
tiers, Cooks, Gardeners, Farmers, La
borers, etc. Servant Girls furnished
from the North at short notice. La
borers furnished Contractors in any
part of America. Help a speciality.
Will furnish Southern colored help for
Northern situations
Select White and Colored help spe-
cial feature. feb14-3mos.
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NOTICES OF MEETINGS.

" orlcE'
There will be meeting of the st oosx-
holders OF the Glade Land Conn ,anv.
held in the Office of Geo. o. Ho, isto1
president, in the city Of Roanoke }. Va.
on Monday April Is, 1891, at 10 o'clock
noon. by osier OF the president !.
GEO. MCCALL AN,
marla-tdm Sec ;etary.
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9ERSONS having lots to sell in West
n End, Rorer Tract, and River View
W NIL Up please list them at this office. J.
mar14-1w
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
CAPITAL.

have special facilities for securing
capital in this neighborhood, for in vest,
ment'in Virginia real estate, industrial
and other securities. Reference ex-
changed. EGERTON BROWN.
3s Wall street, New York City.
mar12-3m
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NOTICE.
At the annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Diamond los Company.
of Roanoke, held at the Off CO of Penn 4.
Cooke, in Roanoke City. on the first
Wednesday in March, 1874, pursuant to
notice, 1t appearing tha'G a majority Of
the STOCK was not represented, on
motion twas resolved that an ad iournef
meeting of said sto okholders will he
held at the same piece on Wednesday,
April is, 1891, at IL O'Clock m.
G. I. lNGERSOLL, President,
J. L. MOFFET,T. Secretary. m6to15
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THE ENGIHEERSF0R THE
Strong Resolutions a.
Last Night. op''A
Meeting of tho Civil, Mining and NJ
cal Engineers and Architects s0n"
State to Meet in Roanoke ApI "a 'n'
Organize State AssocIation-SSi 10
uember.,,,n a. poanos.w,,N trong
Members Are. the

a large meeting Of the engineers
held in the rooms of the Commerlw
Club last night. The president, S'i
Clarence Coleman, was in the chair. IN
Mr.. Shick read the minutes and staA
that they had been recorded so correF u
In The TIMES, that he clipped the ''
ceedings from that journal. "
Prof. Anderson, of Blacksburg,
present as chairman of the commi&"
on State organization and reportedko
follows:
Inasmuch as members of our proN
sion in other parts of the State hale
not been properly notified of this mdE
ing, to proceed now with the organic
ton OF State association would &lz
IDENTIFY be unfair to them and HeN
probably loose us their co-oportion; Re
Therefore we recommend that
committee be continued and authoriEh
to write all men of this State who ~
competent civil, mechanical, minin&a
electrical engineers, architects, geE
glstS and others who have shown thAol
selves proficient engineers in prac&e1
or teaching, to meet with US in RoanRti
Va, on Saturday, April 4, 1891, foreFok
purpose of permanently organiz& tt
Virginia society of engineers; &ng
Also that the said cammittee H
thorized to arrange for the accom#be a
ton and conduct of tho said meetEmod
Captain Wingate said in supplying.
the recommendation that it wobort
best not to make an attempt to 6lld
state organization at present on avform
OF not having representation frAccou
parts of the State. bm {
Major Newly said it was neA
that all sections of the State be Eossa
scented. Vrepr
The recommendation was adj
And April 4th set as time for Hopte
tzing the State society. @orga
Captain Wingate said that thou
action of the association in advoT rece
tho appropriation for city maAcatil
called forth some criticism fromAp, hi
who imagined the engineers wy tho
posed to all but this PARTICULAR Q
nance. This was not so. The enAr orc
were, 80 far as he knew, all in f5Binee
the appropriations. He therefore kvor
adopted: &h w
Whereas this associations en-
ment of the appropriation for the Spdors
and map of this city has been Asurv'
stood by some as an expression oil undo
sition to the other APPROPRIATIONS opp
voted on; and ~ to
Whereas tho expression of THU
cia ton at its last meeting was as ass
professional, recognizing the fA pure
no definite engineering plans ~ tn
made or pursued without ap aoo
basis, such as the proposed 81 u{ra
Ssa6prUQuld afford; and Wy 1al
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LOST AND FOUND.

OST-A thousand mile ticket over
- the Boston and Maine RAILROAD;
Under will return Same to No. 52S
Fourth avenue 5. @. and be literally re-
warded. ii. l.. POWELL. mar13-2t
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TOR RENT--A first floor office, suita-
Il Bile for real estate business. Call
at 107 First street s. w. mar1O.1w.
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me single room, and board for five
" gentlemen, at 3l7 Campbell street.
mar15-3t MRS. PRICE.
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a FEW boarders can be acoommo-
"A dated at 352 John street s. w. Well
furnished rooms. Good board. Refer
ences required. marI5-3t
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE TWENTY SHARES
"A Roanoke Development Company
Stock at 10 per cent advance If tlKef
at once. Best stock in-the South. Will
pay big profit. Address, l.. G. A..
marl3-2t TIMES Oflce.
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H'OR SALE-A small stock OF drv
a merchandise. Good established trade.
best stand in Roanoke, cheap rent and
goou reasons for selling. Address 90.
M. A." TIMES office.
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N'oR SALE-Fine bedroom suites of
an kinds ut c. e. CLINE 81 co.'s,
if' oa'em avenue. feb27-1m
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H'oR SALE-Fine parlor suites in
- every style. G. e. CLINE s. co.
lay Salem avenue. feb27-1m
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FOR SALE-The Hotel Boyd" at
\ Wytheville, Va. large, flve-
story brick building; has fine reputation
throughout the South. Wytheville is
S.ooo ABOVE sen level, and noted health
resort Apply to PARKER, YOST g.
CO., Wytheville, Va. mar5-1m
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FOR RENT.

NJ ICE room with board ct 715 South
IN Jefferson. mar1b.1wlr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-03

tiers admit ., ~ .'- iatds. Being
participated IT, tlera them
selves, this rig..t ~ a,'-ayt .,r,ain
n gfch iucnce ant a s,GEists TO
make homes u. -Ntc, terri.
tory.
Since their org, - .. 70.
Diaz and Juarcz ", unN
progress, and 10 their ~ -,h,u
added Pacheco, surveyed IA -.ss, al
Dublan, laid out Tor settlement - 1891
by George NJ. Brown. An idea Of the
rapidity with which Mexico Il being
settled 10y the Mormons may be gained
from the fact that though the other
colonies have received considerable
ncCessions OF now Corners, the pOpuln.
ton Of Dublau, nearly all u whom
have arrived In the last eight months,
will now number about three hundred
and suventy.nve soulr.
n Is expected that the settlement of
Palomns, which has been laid out for
some time, will be- made the supply
point for all tho Mormon settlements In
/ Mexico, and the graders on the Mexi.
can Northern Pacific Railway rs we'll.
| The manufacture At this point VI shoes
aud boots and Of leather Is also In ton.
temptation.
The prospects are that Ia ten years
| from today the colony 70 nJbly planted
In 1885 will have grown 10 be a prosper
! Gus commonwealth, In the enjoy mcnt
Of all the blessings tue soil eau yield Or
liberty besiow.
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social and political reasons I, has
boen thought best by the corporatOIs
not 10 diyost themselves Of the
title 10 the land In favor Of any
of the COlOnists, but rather 10
give them a practically Perpetual lease
on what they wish to MAKE use Of; and,
to avoid having the lit,ln pass from the
company by prescription, nominal
rental Of nfty or seventy.nv1 cents per
annum il charged for each lot. IN n
colOnlst WISHES al any time 10 leave, he
may sell his lease, or, II lac trau-gress
the rules Of the company lac may DO
Obliged 10 vacate the premises, after
receiving q fair price, To hc determined
upon by arbitration, for his improve
meuta. A number OF the settlers at
DlaE express some dissatisfaction at not
being able 10 obtain titles 10 their
homes, but II II believed that ma.
jnrlty " tine cOlOnists prefer the present
arrangement 10 any other. There Il,
however, plenty OF land near any OF
the settlements 10 which clear title
may be- obtained for the purchasing;
aud, In the settlement " Duhlau, the
title 10 all the land viii, II Ia expected,
be held by tho individual settlers, IN
WIN ulHp Wv hAAN AfAHN 80 ~ la"lf"'''
settlements on tho Boca Gfsnde tract
north OF DaI, aud ut PalOmas. In
fact, II In expected that Nil the land
owned by Hon. John W. Young, COM
prising nearly three millions OF acres,
will he disposed ~ by his agent VIM.
Derby Johnson, Jr, az regular, sale to
settlers. Furthermore, the c)lonists
making homes on the lands at present
owned hy Hon. John w. Young, viii
receive privileges from the Mexican
government In the way Of land and
customs dues. But to accomplish the
object In view, and, In doing 80, 10
bring the CORPORATION under the law.
of thy hacienda of MeYico,the Mexican
Colonization aud Agricultural com
pany rellnlulshed the donations OF tho
special contract, and, by this means,
asan offset thereto, have the right Ia
pass upon the moral status OF all set
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1876, tho maslerly way In which the
lines of her policy have been drawn
since the death Of the Emperor Max.
MILAN, N fast placing her la the race
for the prefermcnts Of political great
nee. against all tho world. 10 will be-
an interesting study for the soclulogBt
o. the future 10 note the difference bo.
tween the treatment tho native races
have received, Ia this country and our
own. Incorporated into the pnlily of
the nation, and sometimes at the fore
front NJ tho government, the Indian
race ~ Mex leo has produced n number
of men who will take rank among tho
first Statesmen ~ the earth.
with the knowledge that In what.
ever this nation has done for lndepeu.
dence and improvement, the part Of the
RbDrigines Is conspicuous, 10 neVdl
only 10 glance over the records OF
M, Nioo's achievements, 10 he fully
convinced OF this. The statecraft
manifested by tho Mexican govern.
meut In the construction OF It's rail.
roads, gives ono something OF an idea
Of tho genius u the people, nnd from a
study OF the method pursued ono may
got nm insight into the distribution Of
power under their constitution.
The first railroad OF Mexico, tho
Mexican, connecting tho CITY Of Mex
leo with tho eastern suahonrd, at Vera
Cruz, was completed on January H.,
1873, and since that time the railroad
building OF tho country has for the
most part been carried on In accord.
ance with predetermined plan, under
the lead OF the government. IL was
considered necessary hy lie leading
minds Of the nation that, In order 10
give the country the proper outlets for
the purposes Of commerce and to con,
meet the population Centers that troops
could he sent TO the seat Of any possible
insurrcctlOn without delay, there
should be nine systems OF railways,
distributed over the country very
much "a we lind them today.
This Mexican railway, giving the
capital connection with the
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new country whore a laboring man
could earn but fifty or ssventy.fiye
cents day and all other means OF sup
port, except manual labor, exhausted.
And 30 passed the entire summer Of
1855. Many became discouraged aud
turned back. II was, In fact. In June
Of 1885, before any permanent settle
ment was made. A purchase had by
this time, however, been male: aud n
corporation WINS afterward formed un-
der the laws Of tho State NJ Colorado,
with the name Of the Mexican Agri.
cultural and Colonization Company,
Organized for tke purpose Of holding
title TO the land purchased and 10 cou.
duct tho business Of colonization In
Mexico.
with the sanction Of the executive
ofthe nation, A. 4. Mcdonald, on Feb.
20, 1855, at tho City of Mexico, bar.
gained with 81. Parlclo Gomez del
Campo for 10000 acres VI land where
Dlaz Is now situated, some 20, 800 acres
at the present site Of Juaftz, aud about
10000 acres, consisting In great part Of
timber land, In the mountains nc Pa.
checo. As soon a. the surveys had
been made, the tents and wagons that
had all this time In most cases served
the colonists for homUs, were removed
10 the chosen sites Of JuaFcz aud Diaz
aud the work u redecmlng the dcsott
commenced.
Under the rcgulatlongof the Mexican
/ Colonization and Agricultural Con-
pnny, the towns wcru laid out In block
/ about tweniy.four rods squarc, and or
the outer edge Of the plated tow
farming lots wcto surveyed, varyin,
from five 10 twelve aofcs, aud Col1nlst
were permitted 10 choose NJ thej
pleased, whether lot or block Ii
town or farming lot, or both. 70
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ne People Of the Territory Of uAh sent
10 james j, iiardt. Defendants
NOu AJAX HEnEnI REQUIRED To Ar'
\ pear In an acuon brought uFAina, you "
~ above named plaintiff in me District tuuft
% mo illrd iu1icial hlHuirt ~ tho lcrHlnfy
NJ Utah, and 70 answer The compliant hlci
OF srrircl antr the service ou you ~ ms
fummpns-if served within this county ur, Il
served out ~ THIS county, but In THE dlalrl.L
within tWpnty days, uthgrwitr wlthlh forty
DAYS, m Judgment w default will be tsssn
against you. accoriing 10 the payer Of 500
Ihr sad aeuon !, brought to have a decree
Of tnis CONT dissulfing TIC bonds Of maplmuuy
tkitunF between plainun aud defendant ard
uWarilnT 10 plsintln Tue custody Of the ala Ul
nor fAlldrsu. Issue OF said marriage requiring
dgi.ndant 20 pay INTO court reAslnA1lr sun
COUNSEL f'rss aud T. pay % plHinth such fuf'
thor aun A. allmuuy NJ % thiH rnuu may frem
luiitor her support duung I've pCudency Of thla
uttuut and grALtuF plaluNu gcnefnl relief
shpt1 rcl,sl pialca on We .fnnnl lA.t ~.
their said marriage defendant las treated
plaintiff 100 q cruel HHd lnhHWHu manner, 90 ne
extent ol CAUSING her srcA1 bodily injury ana
WGutll dHlrrHs.
And you afg hereby notified that II you rail-
10 appear and answer thg ss'l complaint -
tHe eouri ior Inc relief demanded ihorriu.
Niias.H. tho Hon Charles n Zane, Judge,
ana thr seal " The nisu.ct Court OF tho Ih.ri
judicial District, in and fur mo Irrntnry u
Utah, this lird dar 0t Juno, in thc yeas "
our Lord one thousand tish' hundred and
ist,Li HENRy t.. McNlLLAN,Clorl.
by DEo D. LOOMS, psputY Ciefk.
CLAREsGr ". iiAtta
AlIntngg tlr NlILntlM nn1M w ST
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IN the Probate Court un and for salt Lake
County. Tcfft0ry Of Utah


NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Horace tumnlnEs, admlunuAtlT. VITA
the VIII annexed, 81 the esats of ilaflaI4
Mazda =. Moses. ferrarrd, has entered
Tor settlement, and nlri iu said Court his
nnal account ~ lIs naturalization u shli
rfnis AND pcuton l1r ural Distribution Of he
titled thereto. and nat Monday, tho giih day I'd
october A. u. isll 10 10 o'ei6ct a M, stthe
lnuu room ~ SAD court. IN TIE County tuilt
rit1rv, has been iuil apr0lutsi ~ tho Judge
90 flid Court. for Me settlement Of sad ac
count nni bearing taif petition flr dlstfihu.
TOO, al which time and place anY prrson inter
fsted To- snt estate may appear aud slnw
cause. II anY thnrc ns,whY aAil .UH0unt should
not BE- settled Hnd approved and nnAi distfibu'
ton male af prayed tor
Dated feriUmtCf airdl is1L
g. y. ALLEN.
CLERK II thu Probate 0urt
~ &, q. trANIuS, Lupasy tlrfk uti
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Lucky Uu Mining Company. Location Of
pflnapi place u hu.Htn Park
gIy. Utah

NOTICE n HEREBY DEIN THAT At
y mcUunF ot the Hoard uf Trustees hold
Uu thg Nih day uf August, lsil, AZ sali l.afo
CITY, lnht AN aHffHfmUut. Soc .. ~ two cents
per suasu WnH levied or tho capital ftufk Of
th0 corporation payable 90 ODE Hr fct.ry, with.
Boz thrtY days from tho shove date HNNu. no
Main street, SHit iAfc Guy, ttHh. Any sturE
.pln which thIt hsses Wrut rvnhins unpaid
nu Che iiHi DAY ~ September, levi, Will be- de-
Iuuurut and advertised Tor Hair NJ ruhllr Aur.
uuus amt unlrsf payment o. mado before. VIII
Doc Hpld on tho alHs day ul october, i'il, at the
hour OF 10 O'Clock n, NO., 40 ihr company e
once, t0um No. 1lU Constitution uuIliluF, SAT-
l1ictty Utah, 10 pay delinquent aaHusstnsuts,
together with costs Of advertising and expense
Of sale,
iuCEf Nitt MfNtsa CnHrANr,
w.. ,. HUTTON, secretary
Rssidenro : .ud Wsst suo6t, SALT Tale
CITY, utah.