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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-22
UNDERGRADUATES PACKET G

MFDl IEkNANEAN fAl MOO LIN"
WINTER SERVICE.
10 Genoa and N0ple-, Gibraltar by the .'c ic'"I
twn.screw express steamers. Ocean passage less l'M
Next sailing Columbia. Jan. .. 1898, a. N.
GRAND EXCURSION 70 TIE NJ fltrifa1cW ana M
orient by y. y. fuefst Bi-nar'k nom Nr"lork t'O D
Duration, 10 wc.ks send ior pamphlet .
HANlBt' HGAM tHICAS PACKET CO., - B'way. ~ y.
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,rrIcr OF TIFF COLLECTOR OF Gus
" : TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Office
Jrc Cream

~ ORTON'S French and American Ice-C roam. tutr
III lrutti or biscuit riacr and charlotte russe are te
-r,,fng REQUISITES -ral dgnrr makes children and
IN rarpy Let t Dc 80. Oricr cary for THANKSGIVING
\ /. : l !
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25OCO In Pac Cod bs
Col Tr Notes. -
1000 Vab Y X lst.c.lO4
1000 Wab y Il LIST 1s.lVf =
10000 Wab X Il % zee. SO.s
5000 West 6 Gtd As. .1c8Is
5000 DO Registerea..lOSiA
1000 w y I & = 1s:.193
5C00 W y Y & L cd. S2'a
5000 Wis Cen Co Inc. 80
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WHITE STAR LINE.

NCuOH LINE. L. s. Mail steamships
Y FOE tiLASGOW via LONDONDEEiiG.
From. Pie, -. * r.. fo,t of NO. S:hNt.
nolht, NOV % . %. a.. Aucdpfl1, Dcr -, 10 A. III
it,r,s.., s. Nrvonl De. y - D. i,
mn eis ana ID second cabin $50. Storage @lo
~ dr,fs iour, and o.ncg Information. Apply
ur~DlR,ON R.OIHEHS Agents. . BONIhs 'r''h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-22

VALE-PRlNCETON
Manhattan llcd tjjlh-st. nd stha'eso
Grand STAND All SOLD.
reko., ri en- have ben alo.tel W 4 D., delivered Non.
d,v and rue day the University Athi.tc Club 2eths.
thecss should he drawn T. olier n II s Van Dugcf
treasure Tirtrts cred for pail ~ viii bs
resolt WEDNESDAY Nov. 23i.
Adrs,ion tct''s Tor sale arr Mo'Gav free 81.
( TIL AVE. THEATRE, B'way & 2Sth-st.
- Mr.. II. G. Miner. PrOpr & Mgr
Evenings $40. Matnces. Satur iys
eco
EXTRA MATINEE THANKSGIVING DAY
MIR. NAT. c. GILDFD root
GOODWIN GlLDED FOOL.
80 Week o. Extraordinary Success
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~ Office TO HOLDERS or ST LOUIS AND
MN EEANlIs-O EAILMAY COMPANYS ZEE

a ] y ]
NSAN FRANCISCO RAILWAY COMPASY'S PER
'>,'..tr I.5lfIFEifNT PONDS OF 1850
VIZ % O5 MII.k.sT.. BOSTON, No.. I. 1892
pnoPO> AIS Z, .-ll tlr whole part u 10000
81 ~ aha,cnaurd bonds jo which have not been
Uct ourv drawn Tor paymert will De received ull IL
np'rlork n on Of December ]. 1892. A.,
Proposals are 70 he made 10 the undersigned at inc
nds Offered and accepted will be payable on that date
when interest ON ~. same VIII ceaso $500,
a., no evtrni that the bonds may not he offered ana
accented tho, will on neccnber 1892. be drawn Tor pay.
ment Xix month, later dune l. 1870 at cs price OF io'
ard interest or
Orfqnal $3.50
Paid and ell 81. ''-'v''
"-'~f''"
n, ~. bonds now oui.tardi1g, $4,000 have ALREADY
boe1 drawn f,r payment 5000 PAYABLE jane L. isy1:
and 43O payahl. December !. lSV- the interest Oh te
same ccasrc on those date respectively
ALDEN SPEARI, Trustees
DAVID j. SEL!GMAN,
, yvrsTNTXp sFCUEITfES.-Al classes industrial.
real estate and hish class speculative picpsfues' cor
is'p'"''"J. a. GOODWIN. r. o. Box :.oSe, Boston.
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OFFICE
NATIONAL LEAD COMPANY,
MO 4 NV 4 Y. N.W. NlRN. Nov.
financial A!cctinge.

T. OR TIE PURPOSE OF TIE ANNUAL
NtElIN', O uic Sto.@ho'a,r. ~ lc iiU, - i9a
1892 ne STOCK transfer bco1- II ,ad comlAny wl Dr.
closed 3 o'clock p. WtDSl >DA /, NoNl-N i4.lt
corn 1872 and rcnsn CLOSED until 'h' hnl Adjournment
T,atoi Din, iGth day Of November. 1892.
rs order Of the BoaTl ~ Drc,fo-7.
". =. STONE. Secretary.
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Ocean STEAMERS.
CENARD LINE.

CT NAkD LINE.
~. TO LIyEHPOOL. VIA Qrh.NSrOWN.
Sms1a.'. Dec; o. a n uiof. D.. 81. ? ,. b..
Aursnii.. Dec. 10. 10 a. - rn.a Jan = a. i
Itrlril Dc. IL =. m ~..s.t ... Jal. j. p. i.
FER a. Norh River. lolt OF arA-on 81 o-
sireraeo che.s 10 pad ron al IaTs u huror at le'J
Tor light and iof Apply q; inc cohlchJ >
oaicc No BOw lus or e. SeW-i oro.
ALKNnN Il MHONN & 90 i-n-rll Acentt.
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finanrial.

THE
Washington Trust Co.
OF THE CITY or NTw-YoRk.
stewAr. Dui.dln. 2s0 Broadway
C,pIT,I ................ IS 90, 0CO
sIupIVs ...................... $4,000
n.vrn ~ MORRISON CHARLES +. CLARK
49," Tfrsdeut Nicc-prsstout.
WILLIAM LUHiIS a vice-Prc..den,.
EQASCIS II. PAGE. secretary,
" 5. lott, At Se"y,
n.vtDM uOETIsOT CHAELLs + CLARK.
~ ~ - ~ EU~~i.l.L, i. q. LOUNSBuEE.
Ct'H II pf.ii& ri., GEO. T.. HAMIdN,
tcLf J. tlTEMAN. sLIH T.. THOMAS,
= pOWT'TI LvClUS x WILNEEDTN0.
GEORGE l.. PEAhE, ,'f1lH,,- -. rHgkIStSSU"
W,i HENRY HALL - JOaIiIio g HALD"l'
JOWN l. ANDERSON, JR, y. {. ifMAN ,....1..
,v,srir IAN TI.NfNfC CHARLES \. JOHNSON.
WTrI,SN WHITING JOnS Il. HEGENAN.
INTEREST ALLOWED on DEPOSITS.
TIL. Company IL legal depository for Court md
business usually done by Trust Companies Of response
bility and standing.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05
AN AMERICAN sciaNcc.
The Wonders of Electricity at the Co
 Iurlbian Exposition

The Wonders of Electricity at the Co.,
 Iunbian Exposition.
 If tho half of what is promised is de- vcloped by the electrical department of the w,'.:d's fair the Columbian cxposi- tion will bc recognized by later genera tions nS the first great exposition of the ncw science that has already donc so much and promises 50 much norc for tho industrial world. A revelation is promised even to those who attribute almost miraculous powers to this force.
 The artistic possibilities of electric ity, says the Sioux City Journal, will be demonstrated by the wonderful lsaleido- Scopic scene Int the grounds will pre- sent ct night. 4 hundred thousand incandcsecnt lamps. ten thousand arc lights, electric fourtains and great electric rc1ectors that, turning their brilliant rays toward the zenith, will drive the stars from sight, will be some of thc general electrical features
 Then the mechanical exhibit will he a collection of wonders. The electrical building is to be one of inc finest of the exposition. Everything imaginable in the way of applications of electricity will bc seen. from railway down to a lish washing machine. It is said that some entirely new and wonderful in- vcntions will be seen at the fair for the first time.
 It i5 proper that the great new sci encc should be. made grand feature of the American festival. forit is to large extent an American science. It was an American who first proved that tho force of lightning was the same as the .henical force of electricity, and whose investigations gave tho first practical start to the efforts to deal with the new force. It was an American who gave to the svorlj tho electric telegraph; an American discovered the principle of the clectro-inaTnct and demonstrated Is practical uses; ao American laid the first ocean cable; Americans developed the tcicphoEc and electric light and made them economically practicable: tho electric motor in practical form is an American development; and not to mention Q legion of Americans who arc engaged in solving electrical problems. the greatest electrician of the world, Thomas A. Edison, IS an American.
 Electricity is practical if it Is any thing, and it's development along prac- ticai lines is largely duo to the efforts of Americans If tho American expo sitioa can be made to emphasize these marking an era In the history of Amcri- can ecicncc that is one of the greatest of scicnccs, it will have done a good work.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05
CATTLE BRANDS.

All subscribers to the DAILY PRosPECToR or WEEK LY E,ITAPH who have a cattle brand will have the same run in the EPITAPH without com pensation There will also be devoted to the cattle inter- est one page of latest news regarding local affairs. Re- member that a years subscrip- ton to the EPITAPH enti- ties you to a one-inch brand advertisement in the WEEKLY EPITAPH.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05
TIE an,i-Hill Democratic platform

TIE anti-Hill Democratic platform of New York has this to say regarding the silver question: "Wc approve the use of both gold and silver ss money, and we demand that all dollars, wiieth. CT gold or silver. shall be equal in value to each other, in fact as well as by declaration Of law. We are opposed to the free coinage of silver by the United States alone, at the existing ratio of 16 to l, because we believe free coinsge at that ratio will result in the immediate disappearance Of gold from the business of this country in the use of silver, with certain loss to every wage earDer and every sav- ings bank depo.itor; with tine impair ment oi the credit and disastrous dis- turbance of business Of every kind.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05

TIE Arizona fruit canning company of Phenix received carload of cans yesterday, which is evidence that this concern means business. The only difficulty in the way of this enterprise proving a trii,iaH. advertisement g. we'll as a financial succes1. is the fact that very few people in the east will believe that the fruit was grown and put up on Arizona soil although it may say co on the can. It will be considered California fruit put up for Arizona trade.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05

after the Chicago con ven,ion is fn- ished.
 This agreement was reached after Sherman had closed his two days ar gument against the bill, which his last words characterized as "irightful demon, to be resisted and opposed
 Stewart, took the floor to reply to sherman, but yielded to motion 10 adjourn.
 MINNEAPoLIs-Both parties nov have their quarters in active operation and Chairman Clarkson heads the Blsine force. Hon. John c. New of Indianapolis is for Harrison. Clarkson reiterated the statement that il Blaine should be nominated on the first bal lot he would accept. He declared tine statement that Harrison has 6i0 votes "bit of Indiana poetry" and says Blaine will have GOO and Harrison half as many. New, on the other hand, stands on the grounds that Blaine meant it wheu he declined 10 run for the place. He announced that Harrison would be placed in nomination by DeIew and Hon. B. w, Thompson of Indiana, and ex-Secre- tary of the Navy would second the nomination. Gov. Mckinley is a can. didste Of Harrison men for permanent chaii man oi the convention. HoLBRoCK, Ariz - A man named kentnor, who vas formerly county surveyor of Apache county, was be- fore n justice of ihe peace yesterday on the charge of maltreating an eight year old girl. The child had suffered no violence, but her testimony showed
 hat Kentner had enticed her into the brush by the roadside and taken in decent liberties with her. The justice discharged Kentner, but told him to leave town to avoid lynching. Kentner went into hiding, and was about 10 leave town to-day, when Q number of women attacked him with cowhides and lashed him out Of town for over a mile.
 WAsHISGToS- \ joint resolution was passed 5y congress to-day. au- thorizing and directing the president to proclaim general holiday com- memorating the four-hundredth ami versary of the the discovery of America on the l2th of October, 1882. WICHITA. Kan.-Thc southbound Santa Fe passenger was held up las, night by masked men at the stock yards nea. Red Rock, and secured $50 900. The passengers wee not molesied. A posse will start in pur- suit of the gang.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05

THE Pbenix papers come 10 us to- day with the announcement that a boom struck Gila Bend last week. There was no loss of life as far g. heard from. They are confined Co Arizona towns ard are less dangerous than the Kansas cyclone. The latter sometimes strikes twice in the sime place, but twelve years residence in this territ,ry shows that the former never does.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05

EaAoSs BLAINE, the son of James C., does not know his fathers inten- tions regarding tine presidency. Every one Tn the family has been interviewed excepting Mrs. Blaine, and thus far the American reporter has not dared to hang around the back door of the family residence long enough to say good morning 10 her.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05

Eighteecn pupits at the governmen, Indian rc;Iool at Genoa, Nebraska, ran away Saturday night and started for their homes in Arizopa on foot. They were intercepted at Fullert,n, Neblas ko after having made nights march Of 26 miles, and were locked up. They were taken back to Genoa.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05

THERE is a strong pull being made with the Mexican congress to do away with the free zone. This zone was established 10 build up the towns along the frontier, and now it is pro- posed to kill them off again.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05

THE administration is bound to get its man nominated for president at Minneapolis. If Jim doesn't get it Ben will. It is a very pretty game and efectnally bars out any third person from even having his name mentioned.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05

Gov. MURPHY has taken the oath Of office and gone 10 Minneapolis. We are now convinced that Harrison was bluffing when he ordered all the office holders 10 stay away from Minneapolis. IL was another of his high plays like the silver conference.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05

THE wild times on change in Chi csco, due to the lack of m ,ney with which to operate, is ased as an argu- ment in favor Of free coinage. When corn will depreciate in value from Sl to 50 cents per bushel in an hours time there must be cause for it of a monetary nature,
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05

A PRIVATE letter received from Mark Smith yesterday contains prophecy that the silver bill will not become law until after the elections but that 1t will pass both houses in five minutes time after the agony is over.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05

THE Harshaw Silver club has gonn into the open letter business. They have addressed one to l.. c. Hughes, through the Enterprise. Mir. Hughes will be home in day or two to look into the matter.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05
vestncnt.

THE result of the Democratic anti snap convention was not an enthus- ias,ic affair and failed 10 carry out the purpose for which it Was called. Hill is stronger than before it met.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05
lGvHrs WANTED-Free

AGENTS wAxTED.-Free repaid outfit to energetic men. Severn. of our salesmen have earned from $70 to Sl00 a week for years past P. o. box 371, New York. 6-s2-3e
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05

THE rapid development of south eastern Arizona must soon attract capital to where boundless resources await the stimulating effect of its in- vestment
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05
HOTEL. AIeislV AI.s.

alOTEs. AIet1V AIS.
 cvcHisE- J Durlie, Ranch. Fred Clark A Foster, Colton. Fred Clark, Ranch.
 PALACE. JW Wallace. Bisbee. w H Quinn, Bisbee. A D I4eard and wife, Bisbee. FC Earl, Soldier Holes,
 SAN JOSE. George Hills. Bisbee. Chas Melville, Sonora. Ben sneed, City.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05

ROCSFELIOW & SERvOSS, Pos 'office-Nilcox
 RsnRe-Sulphur Soring Valley. Cattle band-NY let hip. Young stock branded on hip. cid stock on the side Horse b~and-N N lerG shoulder Alsp own doubls oS h'and with V N, some times run k, qua.ter cir,le CT Cart Run cattle in ID S brand
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05

advertisement in the WEEKLY EPITAPH.
 JOHN II. SLAUGHTER.
 Pcetofhee-Tam b-fonc Ariznra
 R-nge-San Bsrnsrdino ratch.
 Cattle B'a1S-E op rigft sanulder.
 Hofse Hrand-Z on right ,horid' '. I. NJ. RICHARDSON.
 Postofice-Dcs Cabezas Ariz. 1 Ranee-Apacte Sprirgs. Ieft side Cattle brand < or hip.
 Hors. brand-Same on left thigh DUVALL &Co. AdSreSs-Ios- Hoeh-r Tombstone Ariz Rsrgs-Sylphur Sprrg Valley. Cattle brsnd-sN bar under left side. Horse brand-lX on let shoulder. Also own bands: O -, e. DX left hip. M on lert shoui- Q La' o'He' ] der and right hip orr WHITE.
 Posioffice iBowie Statior1S Ariz. kange->an Sim Va lev. Cattle brand-S~ On right side.
 SULLIVAN $ BAKER Pos,cffice-W lcox.. Ariz. Range-SulphW Spring Valley. Cattle brand-EE left tide HorSe b-aud-E on left flank. Old Cattle branded TOO on left side.
 ERIE CATTLE co.
 PostofSc~-BisbSe Ariz Rangs-Souih end Sulphur Spring Valley.
 Sattle brand onright siee Hcrse braud- stme on both tirs. W. MOkRIS. Postofhce-Tombsror Arz Rsnge-Sou'h slope Draf con MtS. Cattle hrsnd-CirrIe :. on rigk; side. Horse brand-Same on left hip.
 RoCSFELI.oW s SERvoSS. Pos s'office-N'icox RsnRe->uiphur Soring Valley. Cattle b-and-NH let hp. Young stock branded on hip. cld stock on the si6e Horse b-and-N N leSG shoulder. As, own doubls C os< h'and with V V. some l times run k. qua.ter cir,le CT Cart l: Run cattle | in ID S brand. A. BAUER. Postofice-Tonbsfoac, R ns--Oak Grove and Antelope raneh.. and Noonen raneH. north side Dragoon mts Cattle brand-N left hip ard A iel sde. | Brand A B connected kept up. Ho<e brand-A.
 MONK BROS. -toffice-wi'cox. Ar.z. Ranse -Raro ,i Park Caule brand-M left shoulder Q left si6- k l Jeff mp.
 Horse brsni-CO left thigh. Other brands-OL Jeff side; q Increase + hgh rp h ft side O riglt h-I F. E. BAILEY. Postofsic,-Mfcox Ariz Range-Six mics east of Tombs.onr.
 Caue brand-G q right hip - right side ]. NONTZ. Pcs,office-TombStone Range-Granie Springs. rragoon mts,
 Cattle brind-1 . left hip. DUNSHEE & MkTCALF.
 Posioffice-1 on bs'ore.
 Fange-Eist siCe Bua,hu-a mo unfans.
 Cattle band A on ri ht ip or A rigi | hip
 CS. WATERMAN
 Postofhce-Tombstcne.
 RAnge-tast side Hua' huca mcun,ains
 Cattle hrand-70 n fl hip.
 II. VIII B -CK LAND CATTLE co.
 Postoffice- Tombstone.
 Rsnge-Upper San Pedro and Sonora Mex
 Cattle branc- on right and
 Also oxn fol :" left ribs CT lowi-g g brands: 0 hips,
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05

MONK BROS. Po- -toffce-Wicox. Ar.z. Ranfe Railro ,i Park Caule brand-M left shoulder Q left si6e k Jeff hip. Horse brsni-CO left thigh. Other brards-OL Jeff side; A Increase + h gh up h ft side O q rislt h-I
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05
cHIRIcAHUA CATTLE co,

Postt ffice-Tc mbstone,
 Ranee-Betw., ChiIicahna and Dragon $; Steer range on Bugle and Bonita creeks G:aham county
 Ca;te hrsnc-GC lefl tide and C left hip,
 Horse brand-W left D
 Other brands: ircle w on left side. Circi. V on left si6e: UP corrected. on riPht sic~ and hip: xl- on right side; Diamor , On lei hip; 10 bar und r. on left ,ia.e and hip; 6 on right si te; ST on 'eit side: I3 on righ, side
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05

". B. TAYLOR & Go, Postofhcs-Bisbee. Rangc-~ulphur Sprirg Valley. Caitle branc-'x on lef; side Horse brand-& on left thigh.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05

A. BAUER. Postofhce-Tonbsfoac. ns--Oak Grove and Antelope ranth.s and Noonen ranch. north side Dragoon mts. Cattle brand-A Jeff hip and A ie.i s.dc Brand 4 AB scied kept up. Hor<e brsnd-A,
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05

II. VIII B OK LAND CATTLE co. Postoffice- tombstone
 Range-Upper San Pedro and Sonora MeI Cattle branc- on right and Also oxn fol :" left ribs CT lowi'g g brands: 0 hips, n --~-- o-b
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05

C. M. RENAUD, Pos,cffice-Wilcox, Kange-> an simon vaiiey Cattle brand-0-O with crossb1r. on left side Old b'and-eiK on T. ft side: Horse braLd Arrow on Jeff sf builder
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-05

I. NJ. RICHARDSON. Posiofhce-Dcs Cabezas Ariz. L Ranee-Apacte Sprirgs. Isft side Cattle brand < or hip Hors. brand-Name on left thigh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-13
ADMINISTRATIVE sAlr

NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT ~
~ purtu nee Of on order OF tie Probate
toutt of the County VI salt Late. Territory Of
ltsn made on the IN day Ut september isFl,
ih tue matter OF The Usttio Of JOhu Hcca, dr.
ceased. the uudcftigued, toe Admtnlstfaifix 81
tht SAD cstate. viii sell a. priyato sale BY
sealed bids in writing 20 tho hiFheathidder for
cnfh and subject g. confirmation rs said Fro,
bate court, on Wrdnotdal, tho 1851 day ~ DC.
toter, l-i2 Al n o'clock M. Ht THO law once Of
Mchaids huyls, Nooms aJf.tp, Consultation
huildinF. a south Main street AT Lake tty.
Utah, al VI The right utls, interest hsd cstlts
Of lho said J0hn Hoes ~ the umu OF his death,
and MI tho night, title and interest thar toe said
cttatc has, 10y operation VI law " otherwise &C..
quired, other thHn or N addition 60 that uf tho
SAID john itcus ~ the tune Of his death Ia aud
10 III .that CERTAIN lot piece or parcel ~ land
stuite lying ana being ~ saii county Of salt
LAlo, Iuffilpry OF ttah. aud bounded aud des.
cflhod A. follows, TO vii:
An u LItHN ttl, In hlnnk three tsl, ~ Mat.
TOD Ia liural subdivision ~ lot Hin t6l. seven
~ and Eight ~ " niock tniriy mae ISL in
lou Aero flat'A," Mig Yield survey.
Also coma uncinE ~ tho HDutawnst corner OF
lot nur 90. Bloch twenty-five tggl, Plat sslt
Lukt CIV survey, and running thence north
ten 40 rods, thence cast one (il roo thence
Huuih ten ilNl rods. thuuuu Wust one - rod 10
the place Of regihnIng
Icrns anu Cpnti. ious Of tAles Cash. ten per
cent pl the purrhatr money 90 b. pad on mo
DAY VI sale NAlhuCe on confirm lion 4 sole ~
PROBATE Cuuri, Deed az eyponfo ~ pufchNacr
ILiLAHE ~ a. UkEsF,
AlfnlstrairiN % the estate % John Reese,
-SiiIS.e city, Utah. opt IL. no:.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-13
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

HYMALAYA MINING Co. Location Of princi
pal place Of business, salt Lake CIV, salt
Lake County, utah Territory, Location OF
Mines, llnihh Mining district, summit
County, Utah Territory,
NO1ICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT Al
~ a mcoung OF the board OF directors OF
SAID company, held on the ith day OF October.
1871 an assessment Of 0ne'half a. cont nor
share, ~ be known a. uusrssmont No. n, wns
levied on the stock, PAYABLE Nov ati, sul, To
tao sccftt afy OF sHid coup any, AZ HE office, "a
~ mah street, salt lake tly, ltah Territory.
mama lhpnid on Tho hth Of November, is1i,
viii be- declared delinquent aud advertised for
sale, and unless payment u mNie before that
lhto VIII ht sofa ~ pubic suction, on the 'th
DAY u December. 1879 AZ ih1 of.co of the com .
pany, 9alt LaAo City Utah Territory. to pay
thu delinquent u1ltal'lUnt. together with cOtt
of advertising and expense OF sale.
EDWIN DONDES,
Socfeury HymAlaya Mining Co,
salt Lake city, october I, it02. IN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-13

Medieval songs and legends, witch
are ilch in all sorts Of mythical and
fant0stical lore, locate the entrance
70 81, Pallicks famous purgatory'
ON the island Of Louph Derg, Ireland
The opening itself was through n
cave, the existence Of which was rc.
vealod to the saint 10y Christ, who IN.
formed the good Patrick that any
one with the moral courage TO go
down into the cavern would be saved
the pangs Of the real "purgatory"
after death. Patrick built o mon.
astery at tho entrance OF his earthly
"purgatoryn and secured the way 20
the pit 10y an iron gate provided with
strong chains and locks Of peculiar
and intricate workmanship. Tough
berg, next 10 Jerusalem, was the
most celebrated spot on earth during
tho Middle Ages, Thousands visited
'purgatory" every year, and the
whole island had the appearance OF
u populous city, St Louis Republic