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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-03

NlTtfL 49, UrCEivEn Al tina oFFiCE
w Ut the Uouhy Clerk. salt Lake cav,
ulAh. until o'rinu. D m., August 18Th. issi tor
al tho ithur and material required tn The efefs
ton q thc joint City ana County huilding Tor
ralt iAke city and Otuny, At salt lake CITY,
utih Iofuiory, necotdinr " tho plane aud
fprrlnehtIuna which can No seen 10 tie Cflrf ~
MunheIm, fiird 4 lruudfnot. Architects salt
Lake titF. iitHh IHrrlfUIy, ard a. ilr siurc ~
rWudf11i ( nird. Architects, Wichita. KAusas,
after july son. lffi.
lids viihs received on the whole or any
part N ne WUfk.
A cariih,i ehf5t Tor two prr cent Of ths I'D
mlst accompany each bid.
niis mHfi 30 sraicd aud cnd1tici "nii Tor
Gle cnnHtrufiion ~ tho jslut CITY and GluutY
nfdrrtsed % mo t4Hifnau % thu Joint BUD
lur rumHlufe.
Tue cosmltlge reserves the Hght o. reject
"a GEoEGE 81 SCOTT. Cialunin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-03
NOTICE 70 WATER (OYSIN ERS.

FI'IE ATTENTION OF TuE puuLIC ~
II hereby called tu M ordinance tu rotation
~ the Wafer works, paced september ith.
fprutliuE purposes, vithIn the lpprr aud
l.1vuf spnhllIus natucii. described AZ fol,
lows, 10 Wit
~ TIA, portion Of The clly lying ea.t and
nds aud drrlAfod 10 be the Upper spfinthuN
nisiflct, 10 wit Commend y ii the lutefkte.
iion OF lot West ard 5ih Nortl sirces and run.
70 gnd Sorib street. thence east sionr ,n'd lad
NUrth street 70 Apple street, honce tuutn.
eastefly along Apple street " let Aurih street,
thence east Aloui. lat Nofih street % hast Ten.
pie street, thence south along rasi TempIr
street 10 North Temple ruosg, thence east
along Notth Temple rirect 70 LIT EAst street
thence south along ltt fast street 10 South
Temple slrsei, thence east alopg south temple
nuoct to tth last Street thence south along
0li Easl street 10 Liberty rarl. And ali per,
ssp elm s vac. ss. S q IL ss .n' sr, S s1s
ihoso tAking ffuin the main 90 ulh EAst rtrfat
shan DO deemsd TO ielong TO sad Upper bn'
trct.
Ali that portion Of the city lying wet aad
touih OF the lore going houndafies IL hereby
made and declared 20 ho The Lower hpTlntling
sprinkiers for the lawns sidewalk. sirrst,.
Wisdows and fronts In nc Upper district must
be- used only between the hours Of o and .
O'Clock an, aud aud eo'eloek pm, ald In
tho Lower Disunet between the h6uf- u fand
~ O'Clock am aud and o clock y. M, during
the moniha ~ July. August, september And
October Of each year 1hirty minutes tllnc
each DAY shall be alloNcd Tor tho spfinaling Of
each 100 square yards u lava IN tho Uppef
District. and twenty minutes each day Tor Inc
same area In ho Lower District,
Any person violating any q mo proviaiona ~
tins section shall, on conviction, b. nurd In ANY
sum not exceeding ten dullars for the hfsi Of.
iense, and not exceeding twenty dollars ior
each subsequent 0rcnac
4 strlet Enforcement Of this ordinance will
houtrfofth be observed.
by order Of the Mayor
J. Y JACK, City Recorder.
salt Lake CITY, Utah, jay ord. isal. az
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a successful Young business man Of
Auahln tells this story, lilo said that
snen he was n boy he had occasion TO
borrow twenty dollars on gold watch,
1ad won't to a bank to secure tho loan.
ile iound therc venerable gentleman
nnom hu had since come to know MS
W. 1 @lher Of M. Darwin Jones' The
I'u gentleman spoke very kindly to tho
10Y told him the bank did not lend
money on watches and referred linn to
a plWnbroker Then Mr. Jones said
.o"iy aud earnestly. "Bit II were
!eu ! would not borrow tho money. q"
Nhyt' was asked by tie lmpetuous
!oungator "Dccauso" aud every word
e'sled pound because you will
u4ve To pay Il baekw The wisdom Of
uloIlne was in that sentence. AT
uiita Constitution.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-03

Keeping corn fodder IN large bodies
without Its becoming damaged Is u
diiicult matter on account OF tho mois.
tare Il contains, which, when II is close.
Epanked together with nothing between
The stalks to absorb II, will almost In.
'ariably produce mold. | have found
no trouble In keeping 1t bright and
sweet by packing It away as soon as
husked with layer OF dry straw be.
tween each layer OF stalks until the space
mat can DO spared for the purpose Is
hlei, says farmer Of experience.
Where ono has room under shelter that
Dc can devote to this use the fodder will
not only DO IN excellent condition for
Feeling, but II will DO much easier han.
aled than when 1t has to DO drawn from
We shock in disagreeable weather. Then
We feeding value Of tho straw seems also
70 DO increased.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-03

Tho rack we are using is made solely
q inch boards. II Is seven feet long.
0ae Of that length will accommodate
iourlargc Shropshire ewes or six MerinoS
To opening at the top Is two feet wide
aii tho rack Is two feet deep. Inch
boards four inches wide are used 10 fix
he bottom corner VA shown In tho sketch.
Tho grain trough is one foot wide, with
hsiripthreo inches wide along tho front.
Tho bottom OF tho trough stands about
one foot of tho ground. A rack like tho
one shown would be suitable for placing
against tho wall Of the shed. but for or
binary use IN n flock Of common size II
would DO better 10 construct Il 80 that
lie sheep could feed from both sidcs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-03

"a, overdo Their Preparation for tho
rail- Iatfs.

Iail Iairs.
To the professional feeders for show.
al purposes it Is not necessary TO give
~ particular caution rs to tho manner
sgtreaiina the animals being fitted for
g,o fall campaign, but II Is always in or
Ssr 10 point out the danger of OVERRIDING
NJ thing. Animals that arc naturally
Ja thrifty disposition II not watched
,asv Law on 100 much flesh. which is not
enlv detrimental 10 their future useful
49,, bat will DO accompanied by loss
ii snoothness, which may be fatal at
ssme critical moment under tho eye Of
No expert Judge. Animals Of a dainiler
Iamt will require close attention in or
Ar 10 secure tho best results. II induced
~ cat too heartily by means Of condi.
ment,. etc. n case Of mitigation may
sn.ue which will throw the feeder bacl,
many days, or perhaps weeks, In the
VOL Of training. Study the appetitcs,
therefore, Of the animals in charge, and
sdd TO ration here or take from Il
them, as tho eXigcncies Of the particular
case may demand.
No great amount Of flesh can, "a q
rule b. put on during tho heated term.
o. that by tho middle Of July the car
as, should be well along toward show
form. After ly time arrives It will, In
lie case Of cattle especially, be difficult
10 do much more than maintain the flesh
already gained and put on tho finishing
teaches as respects hair, horns, handling,
&c. breeders Gazette.
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WHAT Is A GUARANTEE?

Many merchants aud alemcn tho habit Of Unfortunately
guaranteeing their with thought OF being called upon
make the "guhfanc II peruo foolish
respected In the breach than In tho Observance.
guarantee 10 have value should be made with knowledge OF
the meaning Of the word and the tho
On n tools the makers
place any tool found imperfect Ia .
We have used best Judgment acquired by considerable
rioncc In selecting the following
customers with absolute that " they
be all that represent them, will refund the purchase money In
full.
"Jewe" Steel liango. finished article perfectly lroportloned
made Of the best Material Don't fail IT, will
"Quick Meal" No Genomtor Evapoang. Light
burner No SMELL No danger. No complication Every oj
ton the Gasoline away WITH Think ho dis
comfort missed in summer by avoiding the heat Of big Kitchen
Range.
Superior" Rangea SUPERIOR bakers. Superior
economy Of fuel Superior In dcgn. Superior In construction.
Superior everything that make perfect cooking apra
The "Fooc RufTigcratoT' An lee Health promoter
Cellular lined What that? Investigate It. twin
repay you.
Builders Hardware House Furnishings, Garden
Sptnkers, complete evory
i. c. COFFIN HARDWARE CO.,
Progress Bufldsn0
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CRY BuNDs FOR SALE.


ATO1fUE ~ uIHEtlY GIVEN THAT on
~ she ioth day Of August. q, -. ispt, Of tho
nIncu Of ne City Treasurer Of salt iaEs r'iy,
my bonds of sal city VIII he sold 10 TIE higi.
sftniddcr or bidders, Tor cash. sad bond arc
OF the denofuinau1u Of ~. 90, payable twenty
Yesra after daiu, but subject TO redemption Any
TINE hfirr IuiY iltQii N The option % aait city.
thefo h1uds yUli boar interest from Jelly j.
i"ii, uaul ph'd. the interest bong payable en-
lhg ursi dnY % jaguafy ard the hfst dav of
July N each year tidt Twill b. received ~ me-
f0r tho purchase u aid lionts or any part
thereof. from the ilih day n July. iigi .unuI ~
O'Clock ui. on be ioth day % AuEust, isli 1ue
riEhi 70 reject any ami III bids D. hetsht re-
served On behalf q Toe city. Value II hpli a.
safe % sale, With accrued inirfet' will DO
tifodti, rhsse bonds arc u sefits OF .,
mono af winch lave been offered Tor sale 1faoll.
~ order " the otf council 81 said city,
JOsIlit ~ WALDEN,
city treasurer.
f.H,-A printed unciai statement Of tho
fnaucitl ruhfti1n ~ the city ~iii be fufni he'd
snyone desiring iniQrn aton with the view "
bidding co The ApuVe bnndl. Apply Tor same AZ
Ifcafuftra olge, room :, city hail luilfiur.
JOSEPH u. WALDEN.
did CITY Treasurer.
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Ho walked into a Konnoy street dry
rood, store and nsked Tor n p,Ir Of
oycralla IL was evident tbat ho had
not been long In town. and tho clerks
eyed him with amusement Denoted
plainly on each face
"vory sory. my friend" cyplaincd
the polite gentleman behind tho coun.
Ter. "but mi. /. n dry Goods s,oro and
we have no overall. in s,ock.r
"Aint. chr We'll inst give mo three
OF your best flannel shirts and | won't
kick"
"Sorry. but We don't Lecn them.
either
"show mo m p,lr nj ions i.yyod
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-03

, The haokneys, says an exchange, arc
we horses that u large class Of city people
want TO draw n dogcart or carriage or
No or three persons at good rate Of
'Peed and keep 1t at all times. Horses
q this breed have been known to travel
hAleen to eighteen miles In IN hour and
~ 10 twelve miles IS no unusual gait.
.ne hackneys uro for style aud long dis
sno, tough travellers, but not especially
.qlel Tor speed. The colts could be inn
hWned In sise by breeding hackney
,llllon 10 large coach or trotting brod
.e' nut such mares must DO OF good
''ne aud muscle and not too much legs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-03
snERlFf,s SALE.
order Of sale and d,croa Of foreclosure NO.,
sale

order Of sale and decree Of foreclosure md
sale.
IrNDEg AND ny VIRTUE or NJ ORDER
L of sale and decree % foreclosure nud
sale, ittuu out 81 the rhiri Judicial District
Court % the Iorntogy Of utsh, OuunW 81 Aal'
tato, on thr ttth day ~ july, s. ~. ii1i, 90
the above eniitlcd action. wi.rfcin EiiAsA.smith
cashier the Hhuvn M nod p'uuuu. obtained
Judgment aud decree " fnft HlnHurH and HllH,
agalnttJ =. Hond, do cnihrt, on che lith day
Of june. 1851, for the sufh ot floatUttn lawful
money ~ the United state, utflius interest,
rutta aud counsel ices which rlid d,rfUr wac
on the liih day " July. ispl, recorded in iufg.
ssll all that certain lot, pitcc ur parcels ~
land. situaic, lying and hriuE 10 The County
Hnd tity Of sai Lake, TcfrioY 81 lilh, aud
bounded and described ~ follows c1mmeue.
me NJ The north wet corner VI Lgt ola lI
tIurk HINtV one IHiI rl1t 80 Nalt lake CITY
survey. tatnts routh eighteen Nisl rofs, thtrfe
e1Ht three .II fuds, thence north eighteen "a
rods, ihUuto sett three NI ruas. 10 Point lf
Public houce s hereby gwen that on Thur.
day, The 0ih DAY Of August, s. -. isll, 20 o.
g.ciuoh roon % thatdsy, m front ~ ihc iuntt
House door nf the county N -alt Lake. Will
boz Obedience 90 said urdrr 90 HaIc auddrrrUr ~
foreclosure Hud ale, fuIl the ahuNe doarfihcd
properly, of 30 much thereof Dc uHN hn n0crs.
farl 90 sitlsfy said fuisWrnt. with interest aud
costs etc 10 the hiTheit aud beat bidder, tor
lawful m1noy q tho unuoi States. Terms ut
Di,ei al SAT- Lake CIV. ih,s I'm day u July.
loi, ANphEW J. huliE
ny Jouy D. cuNNoog. Deputy. doav o.
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Several thousand women Ia New
York city who havo had various expe.
rlencos with conductors may question
tho truth Of tho following story, but
for all that 1t Is true storyi Thoro
was a blockade In tho street aud scy.
oral ears were standing In line. A
woman ON tho sidewalk had her arms
filled with n baby, couple Of bundles
and a parasol. when the baby's hat
blow of. Tho woman was about 10
step out Into tho street 10 follow the
hat, whom a conductor Of ono OF tho
cars cried out 10 her, "Wait moment,
mann, aud III got Il for you.n Then
hc jumped from the ear aud, running
after tho hat, caught It and restored Il
10 lis owner This seems hard TO bo.
lleve Of tho much ulased street car
conductor, but Il may DO the exception
that proves the rule. '
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10. i-cRohi hEcIioN' rack arc attached
4 fastened to tho oud Of tho rack
only with screw nails. Wo arc using
Il with 9inch opening, and wo
end that through this hay, straw, cut
cornfoldcr or onilago will readily
descend. Other special features arc
no grain trough %. Figs aud y
and the square casing In Tho bottom cor
nor (c, Figs. aud y. The latter Is u
great assistance to tho sheep, enabling
them to get at tho fodder bot,or, cspo.
eially when the feed Is cut. Tho bottom
Of the grain trough Is one foot wide. |
have found IN using tho separate grim
tfoughs tia. the sheep, especially fnttcu-
Ing wcihers, oflentimos get Into tho
trough with thoir feet In sorambling FOR
their food. In this rack. however, the
iilnt u tho rack projecting as Il does
pnyents them from doing this.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-03

Tho will Of the Earl Of Pembroke, Of
the English civil war notoriety, does not
portray a mind exactly In the state IL
should DO when he proceeds to Hayi "a
regards my other horses, | bequeath
them to my Lord Fairfax, that whom
Cromwell and his council take away his
commission he may still have somo
horses 10 command, Above all, put not
my body beneath tho church porch, for
J am, after all. n man Of birth, and
would not that should be inferred there
whore Colonel Pride was born, San
Francisco ATgonaut
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-03

Mr. Thomas Jack, Of Michigan, and
Professor John a. Craig. Of tho wiscon.
dn Agricultural Experiment station.
have devised a useful, combined feeding
raek and trough for sheep. Professor
Craig describes tho device in breeders
Gazette.
Professor Craig says, Tho peculiar
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-03

In the Probate Court, In and Tor sait IAks
County, TcrriioJ Of Uiah.


docqafet.
NOTICE ~ HtgrnY GIVEN THAT
~ tlfhroih ~. nouck, afmInrtfaffta. win
ne Will snncvcd, 81 The usuis " John 4.
huugs dtccusrf, has rendered fof ftttlcmcnt.
and nlel In ftid Couri, boz fuai account Of her
administration " said estate and petition for
anal diatnhuiion 81 the residue OF aid estate
nuinng tie rgfsnns entitled thereto, AMI tliai
10 Vcincl n. NJ. AZ iht Court n1nm u said
rnafi. IN the County touu house. sails Lakn
CITY and county. Uth Tcnui0y haa been dnly
appointed BY ihe iudre " sad court. fir TO
settlement ~ said acruuut and hearing sais
rfiition fuf uiairinutou. at whiHh time 4nd
plarc any pUrau lniffgttUf In salf estata NAY
appear and show cause. " an there be. uLT
SAID account shouid not BE- settled aud 40.
proved aud fusl distribution made e. prayed
Tor
paied July ~, isai.
or. ALLEN,
clort of The Probate Coat
ny G. y. stANrOs, ueputI dtd
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peared, and since that timc |
have never had the FIRST sign OF Il.
g can eat anything without the
leasti fear Of distress. | wish oil
that are afflicted with that terrible
g disease OF the troubles caused by
"it would try August Flower, as |
am satisfied there is no medicine
equal to it," q
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-03

Miss Mabel 60 young NJ Dl-And
what particular branch OF the profession
do you practice chiefly, DR.. shinyseam
De- Shinyseain "a little adlyl-At
present, Miss Mabel. ! am making o
speciality Of vaccination cases.-Aew
York TlInea.
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The Family Physclan--You say your
insomnia u assuming an alarming
phase.
The Patient tsadly)-Ycs doctor
Tho Il. P.-Why do you think sol
Tho Patlcnt-Bccauso I'm no longer
able TO sleep through tho sermon
Plttsburg Bulletin.
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l'Aluits OF TINS
inck WILDE read.
lily understood
with tho MD Of
tho inoloscd
skelch. A useful
feature Of It Is
that tho outlotfor
tho fodder may
DO easily rcgulat
ed In size, rs tho
strip "a, Fig u
90 which the
boards forming
tho front 81 the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-03
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

1hs bellevue. Idaho Mlnirg Company LorA.
lion % prime ual place N busir go, SAT-
lake Oity, Utah. location 81 Miacs aud
WORKS, Niarrai I'M Mining Diiirici. stale
81 Idaho.
NTOIt'E.-TitEnE ~ mr. tSQuTNT Ur.
N ON the following described stock. Ul &C.
count of nttossmcnt ~ thirty Uol coHta per
shatc. levied on inc I'm dag NJ Apdll. a1l, tho
several az 1unts oct opposite The names u toe
respective shArclo dnfa, o. fnllpwsi
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NOTICE OF SALE OF nsAL ESTATE.

NOTICE n HEREBY GIVEN. THAI US
~ der and hy virtue ~ an UrlHt Of tlc ftn
ualc Couuof snlt lake cnuuty, Utah Territory
made on The loth 1ay of july. isii, The under.
higuCd thu duly appointed and Iualinei guar.
dIauof the persons aud estates of Joseph g. ".
Graham, irsdsfiek y Nraiam, william a.
Oraham. rafAt D. GruhaW. Rosa y, Graham
And Charles n eraham. mirprs, viii sell At
private sale, ~ tne highest hiddgr for cash
aud subject 20 tho Combination by the sad
lfobite Couri, all the right, title, uitotrat aud
estate 81 the zaii minors 100 or o. ttAt niece or
phrrri Of land situated In AT i.ahoCourty, tthh
truliorY. ana particularly described ~ being
lots twenty .ll ant Twsuiy.onc an IN iilDcA
Two ll1, liair Curtls' fuidigifinu ut Iiork
seven 90, rlat"n," salt Late iiy SURVEY
uida In Whiting Vii tr received Tor aid
property, addressed 10 the undrfaigncd W her
fcsidUucu on said land, of in caro- ~ Waideli
a Adams. 2 and - Esst first south street. sails
lake CITY, u.ah, ~ 10 and insludfuE Ihurtdsy.
The aih day q August, is9l, after which said
properly VIII be- cold
Term. and conditions 81 saio--ea,h. aud tub.
icct % the confirmation rs 'hr Probate Court
SARAH A. ~ GRAHAM,
Guardian % tho persons and estate Of said
minor, 4wa
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Mus. NNtLow's sooruiSg -tuur should
alvuvs ie used for ehlltcu tcuthiuE. T.
aouihcs The child fofiens ihe gumt. allaya M
fain, cures wind cole. nrd o. she hett fsmuiy
tor diaifnwa. 1Wcniy i've cents bottle.
lwcofd
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UtahCTaCkSrFact0ry,
-p,suracIusrE or ms
Silver BrandOf Snowflake SOdaS
-lNp---
FINE CAIE ES.
Packed ~ I and g Pound Boxes for
vie.Nic Parties, Travellers and Fatalities.
SOLD BY ALL DEALERS.
HOUSE moykns AND nArsrns.

NNci.usiVE. PRACTICAL AND REsPos
4. chile house movers m Utah. Nuuiing,
Tsised, turned and moved any distance Oli
iulidings bought. sold aud torn down Wora
done IN any part u the Territory Ofrfcr ~
erd n soohs Ausrhhch building. =. q tiax %.
UTAH unJsE MONlNg COMPANY.
CuAr. E YIELDS. 10 NrHtsr
hAuager sec. and Irel4.
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NOTICE TO oREpIToRs.


Estate OF Francis Ann Llison. Deceased
NOTiCE ~ HEREBY GIVEN ny TUn
~ undersigned, adminlstTator with The viii
annexed on the estate % frAucef Ana Lits1n.
doeeAfod, TO the CREDITOR Of, aud all persona
having claims against Tho said der~Ass III 10 ex.
Mhlt them with The ecsssAfy vouchers, within
police. 90 tho sAidladmHuiftrstor, with me Nil
annexed, care of lssAr NJ WAddnll, Aitorney
Y and y tast First South street, salt lake
DAtd June aith lsgl
JOSEPH n RAwLNs
Administrator with the wall Anr NOD Of
FRANCES Ann Litton' diws N
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Andi Accordance with iawand an order o.
No board o Directors. made on the nth day
Of Apri, 1891, 80 many hharcs Of each parcel
81 stock a. may BE- ncce.ary, VIII he ssid II
The Once 81 The Company in salt Lakt Cas-, on
FRIDAY the .th DAY u June, ls7l, a.. y N, 20
pay TIC delinquent hssessmUut, together with
the cost ot adyefusmg tnd Ctponses Of sale.
pg.ordef u the Hoard o. Directors,
- y. q, lloRs, Acting sec'y.
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WI IthE TTTY, VIal. JUDY TO- I7lT.
A. meeting ut Che Hoard OF Directors Of he
Bellevue idahn Mining Company heli ths day,
the date Of payment OF the above described de.
! nu cut story, wnf extended from Tie 81 ih
day Of june, 1901 10 the 10Th day OF July. l,Ji,
% tic same hour aud place.
ny order Of tie board ~ Directors.
4. %. hOtS, AoIinE soc'y.
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SAN LAKE CrV. Utah. July 10, is1i.
AtamotunF Of tho Hoard ~ Directors
the bellevue Idaho Mining Company, held this
day, THO daic Of payment of the above de-
tcfihod delinquent stock was gNtondsd from
the !lih day of July, lsll. IN tho iith day OF
August, isNl, ut tie same hoNr Hnd place,
~ order of tie iinafd uf DIRECTOR.
D. a., HOitN, Acting Secretary.
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to eat and suffer
again. / took a
'littlc'o your med
'icine aud feltmuch
better, and fter
takingn little more
August Flowermy
Il Dyspepsia disap-
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August
Flower

Mr.. Lorenzo i. Sleeper Is very
well known TO the citizens Of Apple
ton, Me, and neighborhood, lie
says: " Eight years ago was taken
sick, and suffered rs no one but a
dyspeptic can. then began taxi
ing August Flower AT that time
l was great sufferer Every
thing ate distressed me so that
had to throw it up, Then in q
few moments that horrid distress
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