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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-16

.brouehout tho camp
fisrarna,'' Ne dreamed we heard the
uanp ,,.....te,a
lheu. rim hosts on every sue
% ,ssuld say In our suspense
70 mAi,ii. s.,-'-r,uuded ~, or whence
Jr'i W. W. he Zoe whose cndies. ranks
h ia' -. and foot were on our HANKS
y n. Al tho nrst fall Of nigh,'
tnse,n' "a leaned to every height,
CAnnon. ~ rarthworks. mound IN mound,
AZ ~ ~ aod loopcd and ropcd us round.
-, on. Ike choking pall'
10 -, III sotno graves marble wall
u an faces, and therein
Ashh- iiis insects clampcd within
Nes.,'ier,.d amber. And 40 We
lre.' lilo dawn we could not sec
lett' .,,,ei, the air. The very ground
~. XII. and only BY the s1nnd
We ~, man Know hls fellows place;
y.ose therein saw any face
,-...,,,d and horscd Us rank on rank.
w. rsites and our snber's clank
,i,Ia dull and wcary din
- .rabi,srhs glitter should have BEEN
N1s.,,i.nllts " the raihrrlng storms
,.i,,shlics and bright uniforms
...,l,e and orders al then seem
49, sisw sounds inside a dream.
..5,s, lsyrnd these sounds are heard
.,sp-s whereof We catch no word;
it,otn afnr large whispers spread
- not among us overhead,
a.fsonc numhcrlraa array
~, fuitllne toward ua a. H. prey.
..t,ssi day now. IN 20 far
nstbs lar had more light to bar.
s.--1n .pokc loud afoundi but thcy
sJssly that cur danger lay
90 on every side. How great
s.,ao guess could penetrate.
...rser and the lust Of nrht
- "a u, with tho growing light;
t.sisn the mist waxcd dun with smoke.
- N stirred. the haze almost broke;
wse,g4hi blurred ellmpsus NJ the hills
", IN on them Ike the wheat that thrills
rsi,ra W.nd. 80 rider atlrrrd.
t,,flie W. waited for the word.
,,Avb,n 1t camc our sabcr' flashed,
az vnrrfy rang, tho crashed
tis,f Numbered nv spur tore and gored,
~ s,iorci tufrunt icant aud fnarcd
wbl,i,er We knew not, agninat whom,
~ uhy. nor 10 what goal ~ DOOM
1,rari the hpflaon least enlarged
az rild front wheeled, aud then We
charged.
-rlvsrd Lucas white In New York sun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-16

Professor Barnard. Of tho Lick or.
sorvatory, made como strange discoy.
cries in connection with Swift's comet,
visible to the naked eye ~ u small. hay
star without tail. Tho Licl; telescope.
however. discovered tails cnough-a
whole system Of tails. From time 20
time during the present month Professor
Barnard has been examining the comet.
Ho found that It had not only tails, but
forkcd tails. with curves in them. Ne
succeeded in photogrnphing the remark.
able phenomenon, and tho picture viii
be one Of tho most striking ever obtained
in the field Of astronomy. The telescope
showed three principal tails, of which
tho southern one was moot distinct. The
most remarkable thing was, however
that this tail grow 100000 Of mile
in twoniy.four hours, as observed under
tho telescope,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-16

Absolute perfection is indeed rare,
and czaggeration plays great part in
modern life. We think too much of our
own importance or talk too much Of
Ourselves. We dwell too much upon
family or society, and lond fictitious
value TO absolutely empty things, The
uso Of suporlatiyo words often tends to
destroy the impression that we wish to
convoy, simply because we oyerdo
things. 4 light curb. a little thought
REGARDING things OF this life, seems to
accomplish the end much better than
going to any extreme, however strongly
van may feel,-llTpeEs pas--s.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-16

Tho COW tree, tho sap OF which closo-
ly resembles milk, Is n native of South
and Central America. II isa species Of
evergreen and grows only In mountain
regions. A hole bored into tho wood, or
even u wound made Ia the bark Of this
remarkable tree, Is almost Immediately
filed with lacteal.lkc nuil. whichcon.
,inucs 20 How until 1t coagulatcs ut tho
mouth Of the wound. soou healing tho
abrasion. This curious iluid is both pal.
atnhle aud nourishing. MILL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-16
Home and Foreign Missionary,

And IN n desirable acquisition also 70
evory Student OF Theology and other
psnlon who values tho means OF advo-
eating and defending scriptnralfy and
Historically the Principles OF the Gospel
Ths wishes OF tho complers, that the
work bo published without profit no as 10
DO within tho reach Of every person do
string It, have boon studied In this NJ
well as tho first edition, and therefore no
discount except for cost OF postage Ia al
lowed To dealers.
Tho book Is bound In four eiffereui
styles and sent postpaid TO any sddrsss
NJ the following
DpInpc. IS centa, 55 oenta.
EnluHD, B5 conts. and CLIO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-16

Franco may have TO take scriouslythls
ugly black brute aud wipe him out lie
warned France that II sho wanted "a
fight him he WIS ready 90 pit his littl,
pocket handkerchief ldnrGom Of Daho
mcy against the whole French nation
IIo has 1900 warriors, 0,OOO Of then
the fcrocious Anazons, who are III,
worlds phenomenon In these closing
days Of the Nineteenth century.
Bchnnzin IS enragel because lo foof
rs the Indian oil America saw 200 year
ago, the white inans civilization closing
In on him and forcing him to adopt ~
ways or prcViug him to extinction. I'll,
proximity Of tho white man means I,
Bohanzin that no can no more maxi,
bloody raids on tho tribes around hin
for tho purpose Of capturing slaves :,
sell To tho traders. II means that b,
can no moro behcad or torture whom NJ
will and that ho can no longer offer IN
man sacritlcos. Bohanzin has therefor,
grown desperate, and moves on unwit
tingly to his own destruction.
England proposed to France to cns1i
into convention whereby these two M
tious should prevent, as far as possible
tho sale Of firearms 10 Bchanzin. BIZ
his soldiers aroulrcady equipped with til,
best modern rifles Of Gcrnnn make, 5,
that the action OF France and Englnn,
might have little effect. It s. unforiu
nato indeed slat eayagos can always ob
tain from the white man both freariH
and irowaior to On unlimited extent
Tho trado in these Is the first to b
opened and the last to be suppressed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-16

MIRA Bloobumpor-.Yes everybody
Is always ready to give advice.
Bloobumpor-Thero are exceptions.
Arc there"
"Yos; doctors and lawyers. DO
troit rr2o Prov.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-16

For few cents any person can obtain a
supply to send abroad to friends, and these
silent messengers frequently preach the Cos
pei as effectually as missionaries. Try it by
buying some and mailing to your friends
abroad.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-27
LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court IN and for Salt Lake
County, Territory OF Utah.
In the matter Of the estate OF William
Bowman, Deceased.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-27
LOCAL BREVITlES.

w. n KENSrR, editor Of the Spanish
Fork Siiu, called at the NEWS Office today
aud reported himself and his paper
~ doing we'll.
TuE police committee still continue to
hold secret sessions Tor tho purpose OF
discussing the scandals which were re-
Gently made public. The result of their
meetings, however, could not DO learned
TINS Twentieth Ward Sunday school
20 ON an excursion to SyrRcuse tomor-
row. Tho trains leave the Union Pacific
depot at ain. and $50 pm, returning
in the evening. All members Of the ward
and friends arc invited. Tickets can DO
obtained at the Ward store anhfrom the
committee.
A BUSINESS man from Lincoln,
Nebraska, has written to Secretary sears
Of the Chamber Of Commerce for inform
alton relating to broom manufacture In
Utah. The secretary will reply that
though there arc two factories hero at
present, the prospects are favorable Tor
mriher development In tina, line.
Tnr Rapid Transit railway company
today filed it, answer In tho case OF
Daniel A. Engler W. itself II denies the
responsibility Of the company aud al
legos that whatever Of damaging
character may have happened was caused
through the negligence Of tho plainiih
himself A general donifl OF all the ale
cations In tho complaint IL made
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-27
TO STEAM HEATING AND vENTILAT-
ING ENGINEERS.

sAlr LAEE CIrr. June 18th. lsea
CEALID PROPOSALS MARKED "PROPo.
= sails for heating and ytnulhiing," will be
tecsiNed ~ the-hoaId OF kducaiion Of The city
d SAT- Lake untll 10 a. M, July 6th, 1871, for
The heating and ytnuaung OF tue following
buildings In salt Lake Guy
Litcon school In sixth ward.
nryapt school Ia Eleventh NArd,
lowoll school In Twentieth Ward.
Washington school In NinetcOnth Ward.
Jacs sou School In sixteenth Ward,
Which are arranged 20 be heated by low press.
IRE indirect steam with fan ventilation. FANS
10 be operated with moiora, The
system Of ventilation g. be Introduced In each
building must be sufficient TO Neutiiate the
iiinuipals, foachcrs', Recitation and CLOAK
ronm,, corridor, plhyroOms and waiefcloscis,
and provide s. cuuie feet Of fresh air por nupli
per ninuia, each classroom 10 contain IS pu-
plt and neat every pat OF thu building 10 5Js
Fahrenheit with the Thermometer At zero.
hl1dera Will brrcquifed 10 furnish complete
plan. and 'peclaeauons showing theirpropnsen
y stems OF heating aud Nonuisiing Iae boi,
Ter. e. be bost quality, tubular, hand riveted
aud brick sut. Ducts In basement to DO made
Of GALVANIZED iron
No bid viii he considered unless accompa,
MED nv cnrtincd check for per cent VI Inc
AmoAnt % bid, made payable 10 lhe rrasurer
VI the Board Of Educstion.
tlans OF the build nFs can he soon al tho
onirts Of the following Arfhiteets; OF the
Lincoln school building at hnnhcim, nlrd 4
rruudfoors, Mercantile blook OF bryant,
Lnwsll sud Washington school buildings at III
klotunge, Hooper 4 EldredEo Block; aud
Jackson school building az Ware 4 Cornsns,
per cent. Of tho amount OF the contract for the
faithful performance thereof and until the
hoating and yontilaunE apparatus has proven
Tao rishtis reserved TO reject any and all
9lda,
COMMITTEE or sirHs ANn RurLplsns.
BENZ. g, RAfBOuLD, Chairman.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-27
PROVO LETTER.
A Newsy Communication From Oar
Regular Correspondent.

Mr.. and Mrs. Judge Jones returned
yesterday from their eastern trip.
They accompanied the Republican
delegation to Minneapolis, where they
remained until the close Of the con-
venuon, when they proceeded M far Nh
the Niagara Falls, and returned to
Chicago In time for the Democratic
convention.
DR.. wslliok, Of Logan, and Miss
Grace Rec, OF our city, were married
last evening by DR. Ksh q. M.e.er.
The young couple left on the l0.25
train for Logan where they Will be "at
home" after July l5h.
our Fourth Ward @ ee Cluh gave a
concert nj the Lake on Saturday night.
Word was received yesterday by n.
u. Beau, manager NJ the Colorado
Luuii er Co., that Blazer, tlie alleged
iOrger, had forged n draft Tor $1,000 on
the Colorado i4umber Co., and had
signed MI. Beanie name. The drnft
had been protested ard for this there
were ,htrlrs T. the amount " SIS.
Rlrz.r II now In jail at Ogden .or
ofenses committed Mt that place an,
Logan.
DR.. Reel, dentist, returned ycster.
dsy from PARK city, where he ha
"a to attend convention OF tlr
knights OF pyihin..
E.der J, II. Booth, who returned last
week rom u mitsiun 10 England, nd.
uTeh,td the saints ut tho Tabernacle
yesterday afternoon, giylns bnol
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-27
Martyrdom Anniversary.

This being the 27ih Of Junc,it IL Just
forty;sight years since the msrtyrdom
Of tho Prophet Joseph Smith and his
brother Hyrum, the Patriarch OF the
Church. Those who murdered them
and ,thoss who condoned tho cruel
deed imagined that with the death
OF the Prophet Joseph the work OF
which he, under the direction
Of the Almighty, was the
founder, would he dlsintegrated
and become extinct. The Church
still lives, however, being nm organlEa-
ton with a destiny, toward which 1t Ia
being steadily guided by the Provi.
dencs OF God. This IN the secret OF its
surviving the most extraordinary trials
and vicissitudss through which II passes
In iu career. Though Joseph and Hy-
rum are laboring In the cause Of the 10.
dsmption Of the race In the spirit
world, they still live, In 4 sense, In
this mortal sphere Ms well; the fruits OF
their lAbors hsre continue to develop.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-27
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

Utah Mauufacturlng and Building Company.
lUcauou OF principal place ~ business.
sat late City salt Lake County, Utah
Territory; aud principal lilce, room /, Al q
ard y ssst, Fint sOutn street, salt Lake
Ciiys, alt lake Conhty, Utah Territory.
NOTICE Il HEgTBN GIVEN THAT At A
~ nee,ing NJ the Board o. Directors, held
on The ltIt day ~ June, ltp3, an assessment ~
Twnlty'onc Dollars por share was levied on
the capital stock of.thc corporation, payable 10
George sAVillc, secretary, ~ bis rendcnco la
MIL Creek, SAT- lnse County, TITAN Territory,
on or before the AND day N July, i'ul
Any stock upon which this assr.smout may
remain unpaid on the said slnd day u july
lsp! viii be delinquent and ad,trtfrd for sale
AZ public nnrtion, aud unless payment IL made
before, Will be sold on N" 10Th day OF August
lsll, At ~ N. OF that Jay, A. the campAny's
onlce, sat LAKE CITY, SAT- I AXE County, Utah
Tnrfitofy,tn pay The delinquent Asstsfment.
together WITH tho cost Of advertising ana e..
prnsc OF salh
~ orior Of the Board Of Directors.
GEORGE sAYiLLE,
secreiAry.
Company's ONCE Room Z, At = ard "a
h,sL liTs' sIgth street, salt Lake CITY. dated
June 18th, w.. d sat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-27
COUNTY COURT MATTERS.


The County Court met this fore
noon. In the absence Of Judge BarIch,
~. Cahoon presided.
Minutes OF the last meeting road
and approved.
Ordered that the Sheriff purchase a
ticke, to Worcester, Mas, for A. 3. T..
Peterson.
Petition OF Henry Cox and rs others
praying for the formation Of = now
school district was read. Job. Emsley
and John 3. Edwards opposed the
petition. @. NJ. Cannon aud others
spoke In favor OF It, Referred TO
sslectmen AZ n committee to be consid-
cred July 9TH.
James Honsysett petitioned the
court verbally for the admission OF
Albert Honcysett 10 the infirinary.
Ordered that James Honeysett be- AL.
lowed $500 per month for the support
OF Albert HOneysett, an imhecilo, dur
lug the pleasure OF the court.
Mrs. Annie Trip complained OF OBJ
structlons on the east side Of Sandy
plat running between blocks 81 and IS.
Road supervisor ordered TO remove all
distractions from the same.
Petition OF James Jensen et nj for \
road between ~ and ~ ten acre plat
"a" read and referred to Cahoon and
Butter.
Belectman Butter reported that tho
petition OF Il, y. Quin for peace on.
ccn on the 4th Of July DO granted. Re.
port adopted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-27
ONLY A PRIVATE CITIZEN.
Joe Z. 0'Brlen Merely an Alleged City
DeteCtiYe.
THE ELSIE ST. OMER CASE.
II was Being Investigated Before
Justice Fred kesler This
Afternoon.
THE ELSIE ST. OMER CASE.

The Elsie ST. Omer case, OF which 20
much has been heard the last few
days, came up before Justice Kesler at
$3.50 this afternoon. Attorney ID. ".
Stnup appeared for the defendant,
while Assistant City Attorney Coad
prosecuted. The court room was filled
to OVERLOOKING by officers, sporting
men and women. A sensation was
caused by ID. n. Straup nling as all .
davit in which the following points
were set forth;
attorney, ID. n. Straup, anu moves 20
quash the warrant anu It's return and
all proceedings had aud done subse.
qucnt thereto In the action named, Tor
the reason that the. said warrant is de-
feotive, illegal and void'
First-For the reason that tho war.
rant was served and returned by one
Joe. IL. O'Brien, who IL q private oitl.
zen only anu not police officer or
peace or any other officer, aud that
the ofiense charged 10 = mlsdemeanor
aud was not committed In the presence
Of said Joe. O'Brien.
Second-That eald Joe. O'Bricn Ia
pretended officer whose Office
was vacated by the appoints
ment Of one John NJ. Young,
then chief OF police OF SAlt Lake City,
M special policeman ON the ith day Of
January, 1892; that said appointment
was made without law or right, and IL
absolutely illegal for the following
reasons.
First-That by the charter and ordi.
nance Of Salt Lake City the mayor
OF said city Is the only person author.
lied to make appointments Of special
police, aud then only for the term OF
ten days. The said O'Bricn was st no
time appointed by tho mayor OF said
city.
srcond-rhat more than ten days
have passed since the appointment OF
said O'Brieu, and his appointment has
at no time been confirmed, ratified OF
acted upon or ssssntsd to by the City
Council OF said city, all Of which
appears by reference to the records OF
tue recorders office Of said city.
Attorney Straup commended that the
warrant WAS Illegal la every sense.
Attorney Cosd said that the serving
Of tho warrant could not now be at.
tackled ns 1t had served its purpose and
was now dead.
The court hnld that O'Brlen, accord.
Ing to the evidence before him, was not
an officer OF the city, whereupon Mr..
Straup asked that the defendants be
DISCHARGED,
A sharp colloquy then epsued be-
tween counsel for the respective Sides
with reference To going 70 trial.
Mr. Straup explained that he was
unwilling 10 "a 10 thai for the reason
TINT the defendant had plead not
gully % a warrant that was illegal.
The Court-Wrll, let them pleai
again.
with this the case went TO trial and
was In progress at tbs time we went to
press.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-27
Democrat. Preparing for tn.
Struggle.

ALBANY, New York, June 27.-
John Bpyd Thatcher, president OF the
State League Of Democratic clubs Ia
busy arranging plsn Of campaign for
the clubs throughout the STATE. He
said; at shall be tho task Of the
organlzatlon not only TO aid the indie.
pendent voter In the work of'tarili
reform, but TO convince him that with.
In our party lines exist the principles
anu truths which We have received
from the founders OF the government,
and which we have preserved
In their regged simplicity.
This will he aaothor campaign OF u.
cation. There will be 10 more 10.
trepii leader In this campaign than
Senat Hill. He II loyal 10 the hearth
core. He has made the Democratic
State and will do the utmost to keep II
Democratic State.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-27
BEAVER WOOL MANUFACTURING
. AND MILLING co.

NOTICE OF Ass ssSMENT-NOTfCE Is
~ hereby given that at a meeting ~ the
directors, held on May 0th, Is92, an assessment
" ten PER cent. Dor " % per share u ilaOli
was levioi upon the Hpiial stOck OF The cor,
ton, secretary, At HEAVIER CITY. Utah.
Any stock upon ~hiri, THIS AsscHanent may
remain uupA q on the Rod day u July, ls'l
Will be delinquent and advertised for sale at
public auction And unless payment IL mSde
hrtorc will be sold 90 the siat day Of Juiy,
l,si, 10 ray the delinquent assessment To-
ptnse OF sale.
J. =. ToLroS. Secretary.
Beaver CITY. May 10Th. 10.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-27
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.,

uCkh NIL MiNiNG co toc,u
ttsh MIN 'ip1l place o. buslnes, ran ~ ~,
OF We Hoard OF Trustees. heid on ~ inseiltl
,N!. -; an astcstiuent tNo. 81 IN ~ aii
sshts yer share was levied on Wite
~. 49,, y, w. ,or.oration, payable within y, y
~ Nos. 2. and 10 MAN strsei ssi' w ttt'lttnl
van Any stock upon which ma s.' w
my fcmaln unpaii m the alri az y, ne
-, WY ~ delinquent ana advert "A Z, 80
bs,nS. e' ,.,i n',u'h eni unleas PAYMENT !. ~,
w, 70 pay the delinquent ssis',',.s,,, dly
Htther Win the cost 81 aIysrti.Ir. ~. a
P'hs' OH Al'' q. u. HANDY. rf,sds,,
Lucky 1911 Mnire r,,aa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-27

Ai,s Adams Urged 10 BECOME Prcsi.
Dental Candidate.

TOPEKA, kas., June 27.-J. II. bet.
wiler, president u tho Fourth Con.
grassional district alliance AMI delegate
to the Omaha convention, has written
n letter In behalf Of a number Of Kan.
sas delegates, urging Ava Adams Of
South Pueblo, ex-governor Of Color.
ado 10 become candidate for Presi.
dent on the Peoples icket Rs repre-.
sentative Of the free silver sentiment
Of the silver States and the South.
Since the nomination OF Cleveland
the Peoples parry leaders have agreed
to make united fight for the silver
states with q Wow Of throwing the
election into the House, believing that
with the aid Of the Southern Congress.
mon a silver Democrat can be chosen
President. De,wller says that Kansas
will 20 solid for Adams.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-27

In breach Of promise case, the other
day. the lady on the Stand snid that
when u friend suggested that sho would
mako him good wife, he answered,
elem" "Did he really say HEINZ" Ia.
quiros tho counsel for the defense. "tie
did, she aycfrcd, "or something Of that
kind" This reminds one " tho nccu.
rate witness who sworo that some one
had called over tho bauistcrs, TON,
Tom" or words 10 that cIcct.-San
Francisco Argonaut
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-27

CHICAGO, June 27.---The pension
officers hero have discovered that Mrs.
Alice l.. Taylor, OF Mt. Pleasant,
Iowa, wife OF DIR, JOHN 4. Taylor, sur.
geon In Twenty-third Illinois Infan.
try, during the late war, who has been
confined in various insane asylums OF
Illinois since 1869, as an Insane
pauper, hss been drawing aud con
verting TO her own use his pension Of
81 per month since July, 1874, To.
ceivlng an aggregate OF $1,000, none
OF which has been used for his benefit.
Mrs Taylor was brought here and
compromised with tbs government by
payment $500, She is well known
In lows M temperance worker, her
writings on the subject having wide
circulation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-27
NnrtGE

Is MERELY GIVEN, TO TnE STOCK
holder. ot the Utah Centfnl Railway 4 ON.
Vany that there Will he y meeting OF the stoet
holders held % room No. y ueserct National
uank Uuildlng at The junction u Past Temple
aud fIrst south streets. IN salt Lake City. Han
Territory. ht tho hiur OF y m, July 2pth lsli
for To purl'oao OF clcctinE nine Directors of
sad Company tu serve for the ensuing year.
This meeting is called by urdof of ne Hoard
of Directors made JunA i1th isYi.
IL GRAND YOUNG.
second Nicn. prcntdcnt
JuNiUs y. WELLS, secy.