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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-27

We would also state that the figures
here given are quite liberal in every de-
partment, and amply sufficient to oper-
ate this plant.
Now we will show why the Wheeling
Electrical Company were so anxious to
secure the contract at SO 81 per lamp
per year, providing the term OF the con-
tract should be ten years. and also with
the stipulation tina: the city may have
the option to purchase tho plant at the
end OF ten years for $4,000.
You will observe the.S72.52 per lamp
per year,les operating expenscs, s3S.45,
would make q net profit TO the Wheel
ing Electrical Company, in case this
contract were awarded to them, Of
nearly $4,000 per year, or II! per cent
upon their Investment, You will also
observe that their estimate on $50, 600 is
based, in my opinion, upon two circum-
stances: First, they have their land
and building; second, they have their
poles scattered over large portion Of
the city. And taking into consideration
these two large items thoy could build
good plant Tor $4,000, ono very much
superior to the lights they have been
operating in your city, viz, the West.
inghouse system, which has proven I'M
satisfactory and unreliable in nearly all
the places that it has been erected. We
call to mind two places where tho ap.
paratus has been condemned and
thrown ont within tho past month
Warren, o., and Blairsvillc, Pa.
In conclusion, we call 10 mind that
during tho past two months bids were
asked for and submitted to the city OF
Wheeling for An electric light plant,
consisting of 400 lamps ana the neces.
sary steam plant and construction, and
owing TO the large size OF this plant and
the amount Of money involved, the
writer believes that owing to the spirit
and competition existing in the electric
light business to-day, your committee
has received proposals for this plant,
and from good people, any Of which can
construct your plant for the amount Of
money they have agreed TO, but we be-
lieve that the Fort Wayne Company
made the lowest and best bid, with the
best apparatus known to tho world to-
day for street lighting. We would sug'
COST to YOU, rs q member of the commit
tee, that on behalf Of the Fort Wayne
Electric Company, We would ask your
committee, or as many as could con-
veniently, to 90 and inspect our system
now in operation lighting the streets Oh
Cincinnati with coo lights, Louisville
72O, st. Louis With over 1000, Detroit
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mae GLASS snur.poNN.
ro.pny All the Factories Let Their Fires
90 out-The Wage Question.

To-Day All the Factories Let Their Fires
Go out-The Wage Question.
To-day all the glass houses in Wheel
ing and vicinity will let their fires go
out for the annual summer shutdown.
An IXTEI1lagNcEE reporter was talking
yesterday to Mr.. Hanson L. Waddell,
secretary Of the Hobbs Glass Company,
and asked him how trade had been and
what the prospects were for next season.
~ think that the general glass trade
has been rather dull for the past three
months" Mr.. Maddell replied. I'm
our own lines the trade has not been
particularly brisk lately, except in our
new patented lamp, which is having a
good sale. We are rushing this ware
ont as fast as possible, with our force
working day and night. We are short
of stock, however, and when we have
packed and shipped all we have on
hand we will be 5000 lamps short OF
orders already fled. AS have said, in
other lines trade has been dull during
the spring, but attribute this to the
disaCreeable weather and bad roads.
The country merchants couldn't get to
town, SO the jobbers say, and this. Of
course, has had great deal to do with
the state OF trade"
"When do you intend TO start up
again."
Wheeling paper has stated that the
Hobbs Glass Company will not start up
AZ the usual time. / don't know where
they got their information, but so lar as
my knowledge goes, we will be turning
ont goods at the regular time. The
only thing that could possibly delay us
would failure to settle the wage CUES
ton, and | see no reason to anticipate
such an event. The glassworkers will
Hold their convention in Steubenville
July 6, after which the two conference
committees will meet. The men want
to work, and so do the manufacturers,
md six weeks is surely long enough
time to. allow them to settle the ques-
ton. In our factory we have only the
ordinary repairs to make with nothing
to delay us, and l feel sure that on Au-
gust Is the works will be running again,
with prospects Tor good trade ahead"
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I1nlf Rn.es to lhe Northweat Via B.!E o.R.R.


On account Of the Convention OF the
Young Peoples Society OF Christian
Endcayor at Minneapolis, Mimi, July
9Th TO 18th, the Baltimore & Ohio Rail
read Company will sell round trip tick
cts to that city from all stations on its
lines from July 9th to 9Th, inclusive, at
the low RATE OF one fare for the round
trip. These cheap rates are not restrict
cd to delegates, but are open to the gen
eral public. Tickets will be valid for re-
turn journeyon trains leaving Minneap-
oils Jnlw12thto 18th, inclusive. Those
desiring to remain longer can do so by
depositing their tickets for safe keeping
with the agent OF the terminal railroad
ut Minneapolis until they wish to begin
,thoirratttruj journey, such date not to be
later than August 10Th, 1891. DIV
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You can never know till you try, how
quickly dose of Ayers Pills will cure
your sick headache. Your stomach and
bowels need cleansing, and these pills
will accomplish II moro eiiectually and
comfortably than any other medicine
you can find. DAw
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nrnrdl Grns pnrndn lYnrons.

The Bodley Wagon Company shipped
twenty wagons to San Antonio, Texas,
on Thursday, to be used in the Mardi
Gras parade in that city. They were
built especially for this purpose. This
is the last shipment to be made from
this point. The works closed down yes
terday, and the men have commenced
to take down the machinery to ship it
To SInnntnn
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&c. clnrlk, 10 the puhlIe.

wish to say 10 my friends and the
public, that I regard Chnmberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
as the best preparation in use for collie
and dInrrhoea. It is the finest selling
medicine 1 ever handled, because 1t al.
ways gives satisfaction.
H. CtAHK,
DIV 0rangeville, Texas.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-27

For the laying OF the corner stone Of
st. Johns Catholic church at Benwood,
Sunday, June %, the Baltimore & Ohio
will run a special train, leaving Wheel
ing at . p. m. Returning, leave Ben.
wood at 5:45 p. IN. Fare for the round
trip l5c,
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King Of Medicines
Serofato,ts H,tmor-A Cure
5niliheMALntost AftracuIous.0


"when was Il years Of age had severe
attack Of rheumatism, and after recovered
had to go on crutehes. A year later, scrotula,
IN the form OF white swcllInss, appeared On
various parts OF my body, and foI II years
was IN invalid, being confined to my bed
years. In that time ten or eleven sores mp
pcarcl and broke, causing mo great pain and
suffering. Ifcarcd mover should get we'll.
Early in 1856 went to Chicago to visit a
sister, but was confined to my bed most Of tho
tlmO was there. In July read book, "A
Day with Circus in which were statements
Of cures by Hoods S1r5aparilla. was so i'm,
pressed with tho success OF this medicine that
idecidcd to tryit. To my great qualification
the sores soon decreased, and began to feel
better and In y short t!nc was up and
I ont OF doors. IcontInuGd to take Hoods Sar-
saparllla for about year, when, having used
six bottles, had become so fully released
from tho disease TINT went to work for the
Flint 8 Walllng Mfg. Co., and since then
HAVE NOT LOST A SINGLE DAY
on account OF sickness. believe the disease
Is expelled frommy system, always feel we'll,
am In good spirits aud havo a good appetite.
am now q years Of ago and can walk as well
as any one, except that ono limb is little
shorter than tho other, owing to tho loss Of
bono, and the sores formerly on my right leg.
To my friends my recovery seems almost
miraculous, and think Hoods sarsapagilIa
is tho king Of medicines" WILLIAM A.
LE:R, o n. Railroad ST., Ecndalyllle, Ind.
A0NrSss Gapeanapi1F9
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First Grand Dnso Bail Excursion

To Steubenville and Browns Island.
"Red Cross Oil" and Shamrock" Ball
Clubs, OF this city, Sunday June IS,
1891. Music, Refreshments &c. Every
body invited. Boat leaves wharf at s II.
m shhrD.
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Wheeling, June 90,

READERS of the TNTELLIGENCER go.
ing ont of town for tho summon can have
the INrELLIGENcER mailed to them for
sIxty.tive cents per mouth, postage free.
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CLIPPED from Canada Presbyterian,
under signature of G. Blackett Robin
son, proprietor: 1 was cured Of oft-re-
curing bilious headaches by Burdock
Blood Bitters. D&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-27

LADIES fine turned Button Shoes
50 %, worth 50; fine kid Oxford ties 75c
and 81, worth 81 so at
SToSg's CASH SHOE STORE,
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FOR SALE.

CITOCKS, BONDS AND REAL Is.
- TATE FOR SALE.
% shares Franklin Insurance stock,
aRonds, Wheeling Steel Works, 81 COO each
l0shareS Commercial Bank.
% shares Jefferson Insurance stock.
20 shares Hobbs Glass stock.
% shares Street Railway Co.
90 shares Wheeling Pottery stock.
THOMAS 0'RRiEN,
Stock Broker, No ll47I9 Main Street. TcIep4l9ias
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rmnnD.jFoa RENr.

NOR RENT-0FFICE LATELY 0g
ID CUPIED by Prof ErClo. No. ll3j ChaplHs
street. Inq1iEcot ". L. McPIIAII, No. 1901 MAJ
ket street 4!
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-26

A specimen of the natural curiosity, n
groom rose, is described In The American
Garden as being In Size equal 10 if' la
Franco or bon slone. II i very double,
being rosatte Of fine leaflets Of family
pinkish greon hue, and consequently In
conspicuous In appearance, The flower
has a pleasant fragrance. Among ~
large and brilliantly colorcd family a.
the ruso thla green member u hardly 20
b. considered worthy 81 cultivation. II
T.. however. very interesting as a bo-
tanical specimen. Tor It IL an excel
lent example u tho fact that our most
priced flowers all depend upon their
colors Ia being mon than mere mass Of
leaves. ~ this. besides slight variation
IN siATo aud sile. 4 tho most that dis
iiugulshed the pctala OF flowers.
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iiiikely 10 bo short o. pasture for tho
stock during tho hot summer weather.
aud aiio f1r 6lllng tho dlo Tor winter.
provision should b. made Zoe growing
soine fodder cIop For this purposc. says
Southern Planter. thero Ia Tho choice Of
scyrfal--com dhe best for tho silo CROP,
millo.mai1e sorghum and millei. Milo.
maize malus great yield, either for
green fodder OF f1r sllage II should hc
planted like corn. but may DO put closer
Ia the row and In tho drill. Sorghum.
Ia addition 10 H. value n o fodder crop.
j. important as strip plant. aud will.
iur that purpose alone, pay well for cul'
tiyaiion, ~ thoru u always a market Tor
good sirup For grcon fodder or hay
crop. millci ~ an excellent ctup, aud n
the land IL rich aud II b. f0wn early, two
crops mny b. easily cut IN tho year. IL
should be Gown thichly and b. cut when
IN bloom, and will thcn be found no, to
exhaus, tho land 40 mnch ~ has been
often claimed. All these crops should
DO planted rs early A. possible, In order
10 DO ready IN tho hot weather whom tho
pastures need help.
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fhAppenel into State street establish
ment the other day and wis belng shown
some OF the special bargains offered 70 the
public. Among other things was aeon
slderable quantity of black gros grain slls
whOsu retail price would have been not
lee than o. % yard, and which wa. hflns
sold over the counter A slNiy'hve oenls
II was cut up into patterns OF twenty yarns
each. aud no mofo than one pattern was
cold 20 any purchaser Tie writer no
tlecd among The shoppers who stood about
the counter a number u young women
whom be know belonged Ia another place
further down the street.
A little later dropped In on a friend At
the rival establishment and mentioned inc
fact thnt had seen some Of bis girl clerks
buying at the othcrplaee aud com,ilrhl.u
on tue fact that they must 10 lAlu p',lly
fair salaries 90 enable them 10 sport sfol
grain silk dresses The friend Mlnseh W
an expressive way and remarked =. no lei
the way % the rear OF the store W o AhnN
our business" Then he pointed GUY y
stock Of gro- grain sllk when was n,'ng
rapidly increased by young women, eneh OF
whom brought IN package whleh Wa
carefully uurnlled and added 70 the pile.
A salesman was huslly engaged pIepaIlhs
= placard which rcadi
.ssasss.t.ttsssssstfts'ss ssssst''f''"'''''.'t''
las ADVERTISED, - CENTS A YARD
MORili "
..,.....,...,t.t ssstttttssftsftssfsfsfftff
"You see how nice aud easy Il is'" sald
ny acquaintance. "lilank a Go, nd',rll,e
I. speciality and We send our girls down
them, buy all they can grt hold OF AZ tnelI
price, put II Into QUE slook' ena s'l' ~ "
M advance 81 about 10 per cent
"Grcst scheme Do you work Il oitenf
"oh, yes, We work Il right along ena !
suppose the other fellows work us w
shall advertise this lot otallk ~ the papv,p
tomorrow aud make a great spread on ~
They may come and buy u back ii ,lil u,
10 use In some future sale at another "a,
vance. I'M there b profit In II for "a ana
we mud the same tactics ~ all lines,
whether Il be silks, undertaking, no'lonl
or sundries, pay US very well-"-chieago
Yrlluua
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whole field would potnLr fisE ~ uug.
b. tmmplci over ptts ACROSS a ru1h.
and half tho hcrhagu spoiled. ny paint.
Ing the hurdles with tar and using them
carefully thuy will latt 30 year..
To 1T thc hurdles ufo q square pointed
bar. with which holes are made IN tho
ground IN tho right sp9ta, A. tho hurdle
l. held half upright hy an assistant. The
holes aru maio small. and when tho
hurdle d sct up the points cutter and mn,
driven down BY Tow blowa d n maui
on the ends q tho posts, bat not on the
boardA Tho ends Of tho hurdles Arc
wired together In two places aud TO a
alont stale driven IN tho ground, by
which they nrc supported. Quiet sheer
win no, a,tcinp, 10 jump over n fence "
this kind. which will b. 80 or % inches
high. and Il will restrain any sized pig.
over % days old. For tho foregoing
thanks aTo duo 10 Country Gentleman.
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LOCAL TRAINS
SAT- LAAr Asp oauEs.
Leave fan tatn 40 A.ul, asa =. "a. and sts
U,m. Returning, arrive salt lAka g.ll An.
Aif pm, so Pm
hiNuuAa AID NAsArru
Leave salt tatr so am, frtuFninF, Arriys
thlt iatu lnp,m
AnthieAH tnAA, rAnvo. srHisaviILn,
Hhitftt, Al, tttAsANf AM MANI
Leave salt iaAto uiA A.lLl rtturntnr, ar.
i've hslt i.Aku a. pa,
y, q. DODQE, ). n. HIHsHTT.
stnuh hahAfaf oen. Iais.AE
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huRptE ron rAsruhiSG sHrrr ASp nas
month old will gct through this fence
inc hurdlo Is solid aud durable and will
lst many years A lot N them may DO
carried on q low.whoclol wagon or a
hod' anl ~ up and fixed in the ground
very quickly. Two msn can 81 40 200
o. ihom In day, which will give a
alonbio linc ncruas n 2O.acrA Geld. A
double line u necessary for tho oconoinl.
cal teclins oa n a crop u clover The
held beIng laid on. In this way. In mar.
row strips, with two lines 81 hurdles
70 ! IA hrst fei off. and then lot 9, the
line Is then moved 70 a. TO incloss lot
D. and - Oh 10 tho end. This Il necel.
,,Ary TO let lot ! grow upagain. The ten
10y. Will give two acres Or mon IN each.
which should feed a good many hogs for
a week. moro or lea a. tho pasture IL
heavy or Hight. giving ample time Tor tho
hefhage 10 b. renewed bcforo the end IL
reached and the feeding Is begun again
on lot Il or tho feli may be divided IN
Hnd down Ia The center by one fonco. and
smaller lots laid oil by double line. A.
bciorr. thon, whon ouu.half tho iieli ls
led OF tho other half i io,l, beginning
next 10 the lat onc-ihns returning 10
the head Of The field and beginning again.
By this method thrce times ~ much
feeding may b. had from q field ~ by
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PAsrURINo SHEEP AND SWINE
r lao Witch fa,si,s. pi,Ialas ri,id.

'lan which Involves Dividing rtsid,
~" Narrow strips with Hurdles.
II lls' have been used to control or
hre wen hinged. al they shonld be whom
l,,inred' hurdle light enough for sheer
WI answer equally well for them. Tho
nlr,le may be made Of by chestnut
nspr,ghis and I by G bars. They may La
shown Ia tho cut
ihc thIoe lower boards arc 8 inches
apart and q barbed wire "a stretched he.
tween tho lowest two. No pig oyet a
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A missionary who has settled In the
province Of si.Chuan, central China
and who has visited tho great Bud
dhlst peak, Mount Omel, describes tho
temples around tho bass as still show
Ing many wonderful works OF art
Near tho foot Of tho mountain tlere
still stands a pagoda Of bronze fifteen
stories high, beloved 10 DO upward OF
a thousand years Oh, From the
around to tho polished ivory zip this
Immense structure Is literally covered
with delicate figures Of men, beasts
birds and reptiles, OF figures Of bud
dha there nro no loss than 400 within
the province, most Of them In tho I'M
mediate vicinity Of tho sacred peak
81. Louis Republic.
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We cannot mention prices Of aek hut n-
profitable
employees Instructed everybody With equal courtesy We do
noku poor the rich COME ONEI COME
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fasiuring the
Wholoat onceas
tho waste g.
tcarccly obsorv.
able. while ifqo
hogs wcm turn.
o1inioa g0acre
field NJ once.
la m well the
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READ AND pI2OIoIT:

india Silk grade, Black,
Sacrifice Pricos'
Figured Pongoos In i've quallues, Choicest Designs
Sacrifice Prcosi
Pure Dyo SILK surahs qualtlcs New Color at
Sacrifice Prioos
Summer Silks, In CHECKS and Stripes splendid styles,
Sacrifice Prlcosl
Silks and Drooado Romnanls. ei Sacrifice Pricos
Fronoh Choicest CITY
Thirty Styos Qualities Of White Mus midas.
Sacrifice PrlcosI
Twenty " Black zophyrs. chook, etc, at
Sacrifice Prlcosl
White and Turkey Rod Damask Table Cloths Napkins
Sacrifice Proosi
Sacrifice Prlcos
1900 Nowos Choicest Parasols Sun umbrollas,
Sacrifice Proosi
Our Entire Stock OF Ladlos' and Chldron's Jackets
and Blazers Sacrifice Prlcosi
Our Entire OF Ladies' and ChIldron's clpos
and Fiohus Sacrifice Prcosi
Our Entire Stock Ladies' chlldron's Lovollost
Toa Gowns at Sacrifice PrIoosi
Our Entire Stock Ladies' Chlldrons Roady-
mado Dresses and Wrappors.a Sacrifice PricosI
Balance Of Ladies Muslin Underwear viii DO sold
Reduced Pricos close every article iOcY zoe,
a5cp aOc., o5c, 90c, 81 20 upwards Only Skirts,
. Gowns 3 Chomlsos etc.. sold to customer.
Our Entire Stock Of Ladies' and Chidron's Shoes.
every warranted Sacrifice Prloos
Entire Stock Of chldron's Kilt Suits, Chlldrons
Waists, and chldrons Hats and caps.s 49,
Our Entire Stock conts' Furnishing Goods
u you want TO DO astonIshod prloo Black and
Coiorod Chantlliy and Puro SILK All Ovor Lacosi
II will pay you to buy
Our Llnon LAGOS Selling Far Loss than Cost
Buttons and Trimmings at Half Price.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
Carpets, Rugs Shades Lnooums Curtains,
pair la hundred different patterns at distance all
ttion.
PortIoroS Chenille Curtains Greatly reduced.
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Mr.. Boron Ouying railway tickotl-
What became Of tho ticket seller who
used 10 be- al this Window
Ticket Agent-lloa In a lunatic asy-
lnm.
"You don't say soi What drove him
crazy
- shock
"shock, ohy'
Eyes. one day a man came TO his
window, bought q ticket, paid Tor H.
and walked IN without stopping 10 ak
a string VI foolish questions" W.
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sIA ,... On S ~. Io ,si, p.

erAtN 90 Nav YOuN,
County ~ New YORK
, John A. MeUan. Comptroller. aud william
Alexander. serfrtafy % The lqutahla LIE
Aasufauca ! cIrtF. being duiy saurn, drpnfu
and fAy that they are iho shove drscfhtd' nn
rrff ~ said couranY, hni that the fufoFulu p
statement nf tho Ftnrrai roudiuUu q said
company on talt ihirl 1rst dAF OF ncUumhsf,
h correct, according n The beat ~ ttnu iuf1f'
nation, knnuiriFe and he1ei respectively.
joins A MCCALL
WILLIAM ALiN ANuTH
Subscribed anf HNIIu 10 bafufe m0. this
uiuetesuta daY 81 lfhWarF. A. D. a1I,
lsIAL.l OiiAul,h. NfTfLETuN
uomm.!ilnneT Tor Utah Ia the state
~ Sew FORA.
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Name " company and location.
Ihr Equitable iiiU Assurance
society ~ The lunfi States,
t.l iirnadNaY, New AuFk CITY,
The amount u n Asfstsn .,,..,iiidss5fsi "
ne amount ~ ~ Liabilities ~, pAfiaAU ii
tiiliies Y .,..,."...,.... ...... sili-ids y
Tho uAinn % NJ AitarAgY o. Ascent
for tho TERRITORY ~ ltah, uunn
Nhumssnils ~ process IN any
fltll aftion aFalntt Haid com.
panY may b made,
NJ Hush Warner, Halt Lake City.
Tho urnfipts during ths year were EnN.fsl "a
Ihu fKpohditufrs uuflrE the year
Nffesstsssststttttssssss W,ittuul %
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serffts1'f ono a.
I, Etlah sells, Secretary ~ the Territory Of
utih DO hfTrtf refiiiy mat Toe shove aud
fafuaoinr h q fall, tue ana correct copy " The
Annual statsmrnt ~ The general condition 0f
the kquitAhie iiir Assurance fooiety Of tho
tnupd States. nlti in my ONCE on the asih day
u frhfnaFY, issl, in pursuance ~ An Aot 10
latlnF 70 lAie lnaufanco Companies, approved
March =, it1s
10 witness hereof have huTounio
ttIALl trt ny hand and hinaet Tho great
sral 90 the Territory % ttAh, this
~ day u Apriltl4
ILlJAn sELIs,
4 Secretary Of Utah Territory,
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DISTINGUISH NOTICE.

1he rtiisyae. idate NinlnK COMPANY. Iaca.
iun ~ pflnr fai p'are % Nusifefa, San
lntu civ, ttah. focaiioa ~ Nine sd
Mofha. Nhaefal iiiu Mhing nntfiet, stale
" Idaho
NOTICE. THFnE ~ MI tNgUFNr ur.
~ on the follow ~ described tiptk, on ars
hhHfe levied On ne iiih DAY n hpri. iHli. tho
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