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FEW
QUEsTIOSs
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WV not relieve yourself Of the worry and an
noysuces in-itenf TO the personal management Of
vour properties BY placing the same In the hands
Of the American Security and Trust Companyf
s-.fIsusuts and reInittanees when desired
why no; relieve your mind Of all doubts As to
TIE faithful execution Of the provisions Of your
vii by naming the American Security and Trust
Conpany 70 act as executor or administrator
Wills are kspt free of charge.
WY not invest your money in debenture bonds
or art mortgages through the American Security
and Trust Company. As such Investments are
looked after by the company. thus saving you
sry further trouble. expense or worry? Interest
RENTED a. desired
Why not rent . safe deposit box for the safe
kseyinz Of your important documents. jewslry
and other small vNuables. Boxes. clio. as and
s25 Ter Annum-
Why not deposit your inactive funds with the
American Security and Trust Company and re-
c.vs interest thereon, Keep your money at work
Gaming money. We receive on deposit either
small or large amounts
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THE RECENT WRECK.
Additional Particular I'm Regard 10 IT, Col.
nsion ss waring station.
DECEPTION OF THE WRECK N oxR vuo vAs
ON TEE oRouND-rwo yURrEs ENPANELRp
81 THE ooRoNx1-A RIGID INVESTIGATION no
DR NApE.
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FIDELITY
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.
els AND s15 st. NV.
Has the best plan devised for securing Home
NO AUCTION OF MONEY.
81 900 advanced Shares. q per mouth. maturing
i0E p So Bxc TX bH2s sIUns iksfp
SIX PER CENT INTEREST ALLOWED on
SPECIAL. PAyMENT6
OFF1CxRS:
Har4son Dingman. Prss Alonzo Tveedals. SEQ.
Geo. ". Leach.v. Pres. Andrsv Wall, Ngr.
Oh. Thompson. rrsess Gsn1 J. =. smith. Atty.
AMERICAN SEC SORRY And TRUST 90.
A. 7. Britton, Prest.
seoo.6 cnuTnzL NxzioSxi nAUx
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c.pstal Of One Million Two Hundred and
Fifty thousand Dollars means . liability Of
double this amount. or TWO MILLIONS FIVE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS Again.
the Company il under the same supervision az
National BAnks-ths Comptroller Of the Cur
r-ncy With whom one quarter Of the capital Of
the company II deposited security.
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ap3O-et

EToR HOTEL MEN:
We have had placed in our charge for
lease the hotel property known as 1.-THE
Forest Inn." situated at Fores. Gen
station, on the Metropolitan branch Of
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, nine
miles from Washington.
The building Ii Queen Anne in style
large. supplied with gas. bath rooms.
water closets, and IL offered with the
furniture.
The location 10 in the midst Of q beau.
tiful grove and the train service II
excellent.
1t B. b. WARNER co.
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RSCYRUS CASTLE. No. 1, K.G.E.
~ Members specially requested to attend
session of the 10Th INSTANT. Grand visitation and
important business to be transacted
ap29-2t Z. J. BOWLING, M. Of R.
E-IN PREPARING FOR WARM WEATHER
Do not overlooka
GAS COOKING STOVE,
We have the
''SUN DIAL"
ECLIPSE"
GILT EDGE" and
RELIABLE"
And will be pleased to show them.
ap29.tr WASHINGTON GASLI6HT COMPANY
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Ihstenth year. isss ......--'.1 iigoS Z.
sseSsnth year. lsSO. ..........l i. 1.A5. :Us. p
AhstHeiith Te.r. months. 1891 i. 225.274.lS
"
]fs1ts, ~ CotngbtG. City Of Washington. o.:
.Snu 10Y Ecson- secretary of the abOve-named
90 solenniy swear that the above state
" 10. 70 the Jest OF my knowledze and belief
s,h.-.f,u., -. JOHN JOY EDISON. Secretary.
April. 1881. O'e H-7 LILLE Avn Jay Oh
Correct.-At,e-t: -'S--S N'-
IHOS. sOMERyILR
d. Il TWOMBIY
fkkD ". PRATT 4 Finance Commttss.
b b. FULLER,
nS payment feN i0r suoscrption and
open froSS y y ABLE BI Hiding. 1908 ST. NV.
------s ~ f-O pm daily. ap30-2t
ISO MORE WILDCAT ..sICK- RFNTFIT Avn
delphis Ho. I1ses have gone the wall in Phil1-
fEIf.~x ~ more 10 Won want of the
reIiss. life tnsarance OUTSIDE Of the strons
Do Be careful! Write ma Is atsble o. New 1orf
ap2o With Fout...,,. lsSeS Of. n W..
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RONEWPORT NEWS, VA.
~ For profitable Investments Apply to
STUART BkAxTON
ap28lm' Real Estate Brokers. Newport News, Va
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~ 6PIRITUALISM.-M MAGGIE GAULE
~ Of Baltimore will be at Mrs Cabell's from
IN. to Pm. on FRIDAY for private sttinss. Will
not be ct Wonn's Hall Friday night May 1. It.
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gilt EDGE" and
RELIABLE"
And will be pleased to show them.
ap29-tr WASHINGTON GAsLIGHT COMPANY.
R~DAIRYMEN.T TAKE NOTICE
All dealer. In milk and cream taking milk or cream
bsY csS as IN the RRo
depots usual. Any information regarding same
will be Eye s II .s Han.se
Co. = once: 324 1t. s.w. sp2S-a
-. A. CLARKE, DEALER IN PINE AND
and S that: y:
wharf. Ind. Ice Co.. Washington, DC. ap28-lms
K~!IATTENTIoN!i
siie Is 20 loo acres Of land for $500 Der acre
.sss: ss' 81 iS ;s @ !:
* HILL 3 'oHH les ss.,, .,
Bulietins Of property for sale now ready.
~roR ToRTREss MONROE
AND NORFOLK.
New Iron Palace Propsllers.
1.-THE WASHINGTON and NORFOLK
Leave their docks foot Of It'll It. daily At 2 nm.
connecting with all points south and southwest
Leave Norfolk daily ct 6:10 pm; Fortress, TAO
Pm.
Tickets on sale at b. and o. onacss go Pennsyi.
vania ave- and 1851 Psnnsylvania ave.
NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON. D. O.. STEAM
ap2s-lm BOAT COMPANY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-27

II isa well known scientific fact that u
ruler made Of r1rubbcr or gutta porcha
may be 10 charged with electricity by
friction with a wooden cloth that Il viii
cause 10 be- attracted 20 il small pieces OF
paper This fact has been made use OF
IN machine devised topicl; mp separate.
~ single sheets of thin and light mater.
nj, like paper, light fabrics. etc, In such
manner that each sheet may hc r..
moved aud examined. This machine
consists Of a roller formed Of substance
capable Of being charged with electricity
and a roller covered with fur, which h
rotated at high tpeed.
During tho operation tho electrified
roller approaches the pile OF paper by the
action OF nm eccentric, aud attracts the
upper sheet, the next sheet below being
repealed by the well known law Of cleo.
tricity. The fret sheet now falls upon q
continuance which Is inserted In the
meantime bo;wccn tho pile aud the de.
tachcd sheet, and can be easily removed
or fed into a ruling machine. II desired
New York Telegram.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-27

rades had fought 20 Hereby, dashed past
the swarm Of assailants on the pafnpet,
aud, with tho Tag floating delantly, ian at
the topof his speed back 10 the Confederate
main line, where 40 was received with Wild
cheers Scores of bullets had been aimed
nj him a. he frw across tho open plain, 60
yards. within range of hundreds Of Union
musketA
There was no formal surrender. Glib
bon's men crowded Ia on all sides and the
Confcdcratcs resisted 20 tho last Tho
lighting did not end when tho assnilants
got inside, for. despite the efforts Of their
officers. some Of tho cnmgod men exaeted
the ylctor's privilege Of vengeance upon
the unfortunntes who had made such n
hopeless yet bloody defense.
Tho dead Conledcrates numbered 81; the
unwounded prisoners were only 20 Tue
most OF the wounded prisoners were dis
hblcd. Tho artillerymon had suffered ter
nhly. being the most exposed on the top Of
the wall. Nearly all " them had died at
their guns The men Of Chcw's Maryland
battery were volunteers In the Eight, their
term Of service having expired some days
previously. Unlike the soldiers Of tho
states In rebellion. the Marylnuden were
not held TO Confederate service Tor tho
whole period Of the war,
Tho loss on Gibbons column In front Of
Fort Gregg Is placed at SoO To COZ In Killed
and wounded. "a soon hs Gregg fell It's
onptors turned the two cannon upon tho
nelghboring Fort Whitworth. and the gar.
rison Of that work marched out aud sur.
rendered, This gap iu the lines along tho
Appomnttox was now llled by Grants
troops. but some hours had been consumed
IN accomplishing this result, aud mean.
while, thanks 10 tho delay In the Union
march caused by tho holding out OF Fort
Gregg, Ice had been able to man his In
terior llno Ia such strength rs To hold IL
the remainder OF the day. His circle OF dc.
fenso around Petersburg was still com.
plete and no further Impression was made
upon II by Union assaults
The exploit at Fort Gregg, though by no
means n marvel, was all the more unique
because Of the many attachments under
separate commanders that took part In tho
defense. No single officer exercised ~.
preme command. The .Mi.slssipplan,
Lieut. Col Duncan, held ths highest rank
Of any, but seems 10 have assumed author
ily over his few personal followers only.
lie was severely wounded In the light. The
artlllcrymen belonged 10 two different com
pnnies, one from Maryland ana one from
Louisiana. yet they acted In harmony I'M
der Louisiana officer.
Lanes North Carolina brigade had the
most men In the fort Of any single organ
izatlon and tho greatest number Of officers.
The detachment from Thomns Georgia
brigade had no commissioned officer pres.
ont. Usually In such crisis there is a
fatal division OF oplnloni some element
holds nloof from the rest and acts indie.
pendently. TO the peril Of order and sue
cess, Any one Of these groups might have
spoiled the whole game by running up a
white llng 40 the time of the first Union
charge. On the contrary, all were animat'
ed with q determined, daring purpose to
"hold the fort" or die In the last ditch.
GEORGE l.. hILMEH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-27

Mr. q. ID. Hoffman, OF Woodland,
Tex, has q calf.shcep, Exactly half
Of tho calf Is covered with wool run.
ming along tho back bono and on the
under side half way. Half OF the tall
Is wool, and the two right feet are like
n Sleeps. The hide feels Ike sheep
on one side, the other like n calf; eyes
are blne, You may pull the wool OF
It's side and get wool from sheep and
you cannot detect the difference,
The side on which the wool Is APP.
pears a great deal lighter In color than
tho other. It's mother Is very largo
COW, while tho freak Il tolerably di.
ininutiye. Cor. St. Louis Republic.
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WHO Beasts rls FRIENDS.
The Queer sterie. Told About a Pioneer
Washington Uaneher.

Washington Waneher.
Amor the visitors 10 seattle tho past
week was Peter Gallagher. n rancher liv-
ing three miller FROM Ronton. Mr.. Gala
CHER Is one Of tho pioneers o. the sound
country, aud has lived on the same place
for twenty years or more, taking up
quarter section as homestead from tho
government. by years Of hard toll he
has cleared up and improved n splendid
place, which, though secluded from tho
outside world. Is model ranch, OF which
the owner il Justly proud.
Mr.. Gallagher u hot given TO hunting
and does not molest wild game Of any
kind, and 10 this may be- ascrihcd IN,
taincncss Of number Of animals which
make the woods in that vicinity home
One Of these. black bear, has for n year
visited his stockynrd almost daily and
eaten with the cattle. lying down among
the calves aud displaying neither fear nor
ferocity.
Mr.. Gallagher coca among tho stoc';
and frequently passes within two or
three feet Of his bohrship, not only IN tho
yard hut In the woods. He pays no NJ
tention 70 the bear aud tho latter never
offers TO modest him-on tho contrary.
eats with evident satisfaction pieces Of
bacon mud other scraps from the table
that arc thrown ont 10 him. Tho bear
e. handsome 300 pound fellow and mp
pears TO enjoy thccompany Of tho cattle.
Other pots are pair Of fawns that
run around with the young stock on tho
place, eating with the calves aud lying
down among them ns contontcd ns
though with their own kind. They owl
IDENTIFY come from the vicinity Of Cedar
lake, where considerable hunting Is dons
and from which section game Is being
driven. Mr.. Gallagher says he hal
rather part with the best COW on his place
than one Of the fawns.
This Is the second tima fawns have
taken up their abode Mt this place. the
lrst pair coming there about five yoam
ngo and remaining with his stock Tor
two years, even going into tho stables
and being locked up over night. llc
gavo them to neighbor, who In turn
presented them 70 friends ut Snohomish
and up tho skagit
This sounds filhy. but not only Il Il
vonohed for. but It Is further said that
wild ducln and geese ulight IN his yard
aud show no fear IN his presence,
though tho appearance of a stranger "a
tho signal for flight. Mr.. Gallagher
never hunt. and will not allow hunting
on his place nor interference in any way
with hts pets, either quadrupods OF
winged. Seattle twash.) Prcss.Timos.
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their ammunition or being short of Il
caught mp stones aud brickbats and hurled
them from the purapet upon the daring
fellows who noundered IN tho moat or
were climbing by hook or crook up the
walls. In some cases the backs aud shoul
dcrh OF the Union men were used as seal
ing ladders by their agile comrades.
~ I. O'Clock tho struggle was n, its
height and Was carried on at arms length.
but 40 far on tho exterior crcsts Of the
walls only. About that time some Of Glib
bon's mon made discovery that showed
the onc wenk spot In the forlorn citadel. II
seems that when the line AT that point was
originally built, foria Gregg and Whit
worth were intended TO be connected By a
trench and breastwork sheltered by pal
isade. The work had been begun ut the
Gregg end and about thirty feet Of trench
had been made. the dirt thrown out form
ing M cmbankment as high ~ the walls Of
Fort Gregg and connecting with them. In
attempting 70 surround tho fort the assail
ants mounted this strip Of embankment
and very soon found u means ~ getting
upon the coveted parapct without first
descending into the deep moat beneath IL
Rushing upon this point they over
whelmed the handful who manned that
corner Of the work. Many Of the deter
mined garrison were already down, but
the survivors only redoublcd their vigor
and fought with any weapons available
At length the parapet was lined along the
top with blueeoats busilT occupied In
shooting down on the men IN gray who
stood on the low platforms inside. So
desperately did the garrison defend their
ground that tho panpct was covered with
Union dead. AZ one ting xix Union flags
were floating on the walls, while the Con.
federates fought around their own star.
and bars In the interior of the work.
But thern had 10 ho an end TO H. Glib
bon's men swnrmcd ~ thickly that the
Confcdcratcs couldn't turn from one to an
other Of them quickly enough 10 DO thclr
deadly work, and were a. last oyorpowcrrd
Yet, though forced 20 abandon their ha
QUOTES NJ the hasc 81 the parapot. they 70
back lighting. and ia scattered groups.
the open parade Of tho fort, strusgllt
agslnst fate AZ the last moment, whol
the Union men IN numbers wctv lrapina
down inside from all dlrcctlons and max
ing prisoners Of their opponents by shccl
/ physical strength. ono Ut Lanes Nurtl
l Carolinians, q boy named Atkinson, SEIZED
the colon under which he and his com
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-27

Contrary to their huge rivals in In.
tcrest, dwarfs frequently attain great
age. Richcbourg, who died In Paris In
1853, WA ninety years old 10 was
only twcnty.thrce inches high, some
thing loas than tho stature OF our own
most celebrated dwarf, General Tom
Thumb Tie first English dwarf OF
whom there IL authentic record was only
u feet high TIL thirteen years Of age.
though he afterward attained tho heigh,
OF 0 feet inches This was Jcifcry
Hudson, who was presented to Queen
Henrietta by tho Duchess Of Bucldng-
ham.
Hudson on that occasion surprised the
company by stepping ont Of a pie lie
is said 10 have fought two duels--one
with turkey cock mud one with u Mr.,
Crofts, whom he shot and killed. Hud'
son died In his sixty.third year IN the
Gate House prison, having been accused
rs conspirstor In tho popish plot
New York Times
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causing them 10 wayer and then give way
a second charge followed. and the assall-
ants reached within thirty yards, This
confederates hld their fire until the prop.
er moment, aud then. with wild yell, let
80, sending down man for every muskot.
Tue Union men stood for u moment and
Then broke aud scattered. A third, "A
fourth and nth charge followed, each
WIN much the same result ne the first two,
with the ilfth charge on tho front a line
OF nssailnnia swung around In rear NJ the
ieFt ana attempted TO gain an entrance,
ph the front The attack was carried As far
~ tue mnat over an hour had passed
since inc ilst assault and the artillery in
gregg used all its ammunition and hid
IuHt heavily. The surviving gunuefs took
up small arms and Joined the nfau.
Wy IN beating OF the nssailants The work
was virtually surrounded. Some Of Glib
hone men crossed tho moat and ciamDrrci
u'p the slipping walls, only 20 he received on
rue hayonets u tile defenders
aueh desperate resistance had not been
looked Tor on the part OF tho Union OH
'ears, but when the character Of the strug
sle leonme clear, renewed orders wera
Passed along the line that the position
hnst he carried al all hazards Again a
i'sh wns made on all sides The plueky
! defenders used tho butts Of their muakets
Ihd their hhyonets. when there was not
pas TO lssd, and meny VI them. sparIns
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-27

In calling cattle in the field the follow
ing cries arc used in the localities giyeni
Boss, boss" sake, sake" lConnocticut)
1000, COO, and "sook. sock" (Viranial
In Maryland thoy say "sookey' and
"sookow." "Kope. kope, is the common
call for horses over most Of the United
States. In Maryland and Alabama they
say "kope nanny" when they call sheep
st. Louis Republic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-27

Mrs Jaysinlth Ito grocer) - Ten
pounds OF sugar.
Grocer las customer walks ouD-I
beg your pardon, but yol didn't pay
Tor that sugar.
Mrs. Jaysmlth--of course not. Sug.
ars free now. read the papers, |
do, and you can't fool me. New York
Enopl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-27

A dangerous counterfeit fifty cent
piece has been'sprung upon the guilelesi
public. Tho piece is u beauty, and shows
great caro- and skin In It's make up. 1t
is one OF the series OF 1891 and has the
clear ring OF the genuine article. The
main point Of difference, however, lies
In tho thickness, which is triile mora
than IN tho genuine article. The figure
on Que side Is rather obscure, but Is, at
the same time, nearly perfect, although
there Is a slight depression in tho shield
Norwich Bulletin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-27

4 peddlor In Lewiston, Me-, has hii
upon new way Of earning a living. lie
travels from house TO house selling sau-
sages, and is also provided with a porta'
bic oil stove with which he will cook the
sausages when requested TO do 30, lie
has already built mp good business.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-27
Iurly MI Mining Company. Location of
principal place Of business Para
city, Utah.

NoriuE Is HEnEnN GIVEN THAT At
~ n meeting ~ the Hoard ~ Trustees held
un The aih DAY % August. is1i, % salt Lake
Gitv, ttah, an AHscssmUnt, 80. ., Of two cents
psf share wAs LEVIED 90 the capital stock Of
ihe corporation payable 10 the secretary, With,
M thifty DAYS iron the above date, At No, 20
Msiu street, salt Lake City, Utah, Any ainck
upun which THIS afaca mNnt remains unpaid
on the list day ~ September, lsil, viii be de-
ton, aud unless payment D. made before, VIII
he sold on the alst day OF october. l-1l. at tue
hnnr OF 10 o'clock .. "a, NJ the COMPANY 2
once, room No. go Constitution binding, Halt
iakeC ity. tab, to pay delinquent Hssesslnt mt,
together with costs ot advertising and expense
IrcaY I'M MiSiNu COMPANY,
". j. HUTTON. secretary,
Residence ~ : end West street, salt Lake
TtfV Itnl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-27

Corporal Ito recrulD-The fellow Is a
regular scarecrow-illthy TO excess, un-
combed, not button to his cont, Why,
man, you nearly look the image OF a
regular clyilianl--Feld und Lager.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-27

RANT never
closed the lines
Q o IN p loto ~
around the Con.
federates ~ Pc
tcrsburg.bu came
very near doing
40 on the morning
OF April ., 1885,
the last day Of tho
siege, about tho
hour when Lee
telegraphed JET
fcrson Davis ut
Richmond, my
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-27
In the Probate Court. In and Tor salt Lake
County, Territory OF uhh,
In the matter Of tho Esia,e OF Jamos Maffcn,
deceased,

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT
- iiitu sophie Madtrn, administrators, ~
tie estate Of james Maiden. dcrcasrd, has
fsudef,d for ictilcment. and ulcd ln faid
suuft. nor nnli ar0uunt " nor admin
isirauou II sHtd ssthtc mi uouiln for
fuai disif button Of the 'cs'lue 81 ttid estate
Iueaday, tho aith day 81 September. s. u. ia1i,
AZ % o'ei0cE o. m.. " the Court liuom o. sad
court. in iAr County court House, SAT- Lake
gttY amt county, utan IorritOry, has been dulY
appointed bf tho iudge Of said court, for Toe
settlement ui SAID account and hrnrinr SAID
petition FOR distribution. az which time and
place Auy rofFun Interested IN SAID rttato may
appear hud show cause, ~ an hClo Do, why
said account should not De settled ana ap.
proved and anh distribuuon made o. prayed
Tor.
hated August 10. isai. ,
Cictk NJ The Probate court.
lN q. 4. EIANIns. nrnllN. hLl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-27

NOTICE l. HEHfni GivEN, THAT
~ William n. Atwood, administration OF ihu
estate ~ Miner q. Atwood, decoafet, has
rendered Tor iotilemcni, and lied IN said court
hs unal account OF his hdminittraton
OF slid estate. aud petition Tor final dis
tflhution ot the fcsldue OF aid estate
among the PERSONS cniuei Thereto, and
Iasf, AZ ~ O'Clock a.tn.. ~ the court room 81
taId court ln the County rourt ii1ase Halt
lake CITY. utnh Territory hls teen duly np
pointed ~ the iudge Of said court Tor the settle
ebt 81 said nerount. ami hcargg said prtitIoh
for dlstr button, At which time and place any
pffaon interested IN faif estate may appear aud
chow cause. u any there ic, ny said account
should not Dec settled auu approved, ami nual
uIstrlbutIuu made ~ prayed TOT.
Dated August -, l-ll.
CLERK 81 ne Probate cont.
ny q. y. STANTON, Deputy Clcfk. diw
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-27

And In AccofdAneo with law and an order ~
tie Hoard oi bfcriori, mnde on the iith day
Of April, if1i, ~ many shares of esch parcel
~ STOCK Ne may be utcosafy, will be SOLD N
the once ~ the Company IN Nait Lhie CITY. on
friday the 18th dty ~ june, ifli, a. D. N. 10
pay tie delinquent assessment, together with
The cost Of adFcitlsing and expenses Of sale.
BY ofdef of the Board u directors,
3. ~. tiOHN, Aeting ssc'y.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-27
pkLlsouESr NoncE.

The bellevue. Idaho Mining Company. Loca.
Inia tity, ulah. Location u Ninsi End
worAi. Nlacrai filli Mining District. STATE
Of Idaho.
ArOrICT. THEM Il DELINQUENT UP.
~ on the following dcfcrhed Stock. on nc.
count ~ afrefamout II thirty frnl cents per
fhafr levied on tho It'll day On April, is1i, The
fetcrai artunts sct opposite the nance OF the