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new YORK WILL ACT.
State Senate Committee to In
vestigate the Big Cal Deal.
Legislation That Is Needed to Be
Reported by March ~.
Denial that the New England Road
Ia In the Combine.
fp~ ASSOCIATED rRrss.l

ALBANY, Feb. ls.-In the Senate to-day
Senator Mcmahon offered a resolution. which
was adopted citing the tact that IT had been
currently reported IN the public prints that
u combination has been formed by certain
coal mining companies with certain railroad
companies doing business In this state to ad-
vance the price Of coal.
The res luton provides that the President
OF the senate appoint . committee of seven
to employ counsel ana examine witnesses
and inquire into the matter and report on
or before March II AZ to what leg
islatton may be advisable 10 suppress
such combination among the corporations
amenable TO the laws OF this state.
The evening world., 1892-02-18
GRIP VICTIMS AWFUL SUICIDE.
Saving His Throat Open in a Broken
Window Pane.
thy .SsoCTtTFp PRcSs,

GREENsBuRG, Pa. Feb. lS.-George Grum-
bling, prominent Businessman OF Mineveh,
while suffering from grip, arose from his
bed, ana going 10 a window broke pane Of
glass.
Then placing his neck and throat through
the hole he deliberately saved his throat over
the rouGhened edges OF The glass.
Blood snurted over his clothes and the
walls. but he continued unIll no fell eS-
hauStcd 70 the Il Iur When found h. WAS
unconscious.
\ physician was called. who sewed the
wounds up, but while Ihe Ihyslciahs oach
was turned, the apDarcatly dying man placed
his head under the covers and tore our the
stitches, laceratiug the gapinE wound airesh.
Before anything could 10 done Tor MIN ne
was dead.
The evening world., 1892-02-18

GLouCEsTER, Feb. 18.-Racing was con-
tnued here to-day with the following results:
First Race-Slx and one-half furlongs-
Paola won, Arizona second, and Laura $.
third Tine--l.263x.
second Race-Five-eighthso Of mile.--Strong-
fellow won, Virgin second, and Little Dan
third. Time-l .06k.
Third Race--Onc and one-eighth miles. -
MeGinnis won, John Jay S. second, and Balls
ton !rd-1ilne-2.u4.
Fourth Race--Seyen-cighths Of u mile
Algonquin won, Pliny second aud Belisarius
third. Time-l.33L,.
Fifth ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of a mile.-Guard
won, Blackburn second and Uncertainty
third. Time-1.Of.
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Wire Nows in Brisf.

TAcrmamcter At LTrdonYilIe, VT, this morning,
81 degrees below zero.
Govornment tag Sarksta successfully tested At
Boston.
Il pack of wolves have appeared At Wrst Seneca,
And are rrsatiny cnnst Hruaton among the women
and chlldr II. II 10 th,ufEt ttnt the wolNes come
rom CaraGa.
Abran GarrAbrhnt. of Spring Valley, Il rsshed
ny a l"S NJ radac Htvor. ~ j.
Po0p,e anl cattle sblut Amherst, Io., twent.
miles from B.uSUr, are riyhtonnd by a heavy eI-
p.oriou, iike au oArthpuaso shock, as yet uneK-
plElnIa,
The evening world., 1892-02-18
Reading Company to Establish It's
Own sig Powder Mills.

~ irfOCf.TTp rREssl
SCRANTON, Feb. 1S.-Thc Reading Railroad
has perfected the purchase Of an extensive
tract OF land along spring Brook, on the
MoOsic Mountains. within easy distance o
the Jersey central Railroad, where II Will o,
once begin the erection OF the largest powder
mills IN the country.
From this mammoth plant the Rcnding will
obtain all the powder to be used IN the col
llerios Of .hc Company under the new deal.
The evening world., 1892-02-18
Tho Day in Washington.

Speaker Crsp called Mr.. Richardson. of Tsnuos-
SEQ, 10 preside in tAe HOirt THIS morning.
Samnc. " Aii.rton Of Illinois, Argu.. aga Iust
the Ant-O Option bill before tho Senate COMMITTEES
on Juuiriarg.
Thc hptI-ircc coinage men In Con gross come for
parl whh n demand for Cncgs 10 tcIegAt' the
silver question to the tnt.I alter the lresi.
dontisl election.
mltt-o this morning. authorized ihe bIil for mo
election ~ S'HHtur' hs popular Ntu to he Ih'oGa'
Dly report". Iu the tull committee.
Mr., Proctor mtFniu,-t joint resolution yr'-
yiihy tor y" stitut.upsl anne imsht - TGat the
p PIrsideat shall held his rihs" tpi unet m of sr
} ears aud shall not be sUgiH1u rrl-'trct,on.
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NO "GREATER NEW YORK" YET.
Kings County Stricken Out OF
Webster's Bill on Consolt alton.

my ASSOCIATED PRESs.l
ALBANY, Feb. 1S.-ln the Assembly to-day
Mr.. Webster called up ON second reading his
bill relative to the consolidation Of New York
and Brooklyn and the suburbs OF the two
cities.
Mr.. shields offered an amendment exempt
ing Kings County. lie said Brooklyn and
Kings county didn't desire union with New
York They were utterly opposed to any such
scheme.
Mr.. Fatquhar said the only opposition was
political
The amendment was adopted, 5S to 43, and
the bill was laid aside ut Mr.. Webster's re-
quest.
The evening world., 1892-02-18
RAILWAY STATION BURNED.
sparks from an Engine Wrought
Havoc at North Eliza beth.
nv AssoCIATEp pRYgs.i


ELIZABETH, n. j., Feb 1S.-The depot at
North Elizabeth, on the Pennsylvania Rail.
road, was burned this morning. The ire was
started by spark from locomotive falling
In the bedroom OF the station Ggeut.
Tho station was bullt over the tracks and
the passengers had thrilling experiences as
tie trains dashed through tho ilames and
smoke.
IAerc was little Interruption 10 travel.
Mrs. James L. kcld. the station agent, saved
the tickets ana money. The loss Is about
$4,000.
The evening world., 1892-02-18
CALIPH is GETTING BETTER.
Medical Treatment o. tie Big Hippo
Promises Success.

Marked improvement is visible to-day In
the condition OF Caliph, the big hippopotamus
In Central Park, who has been suffering from
an attack OF the grip for the last few days.
Hugh Dowuey, Caliphs keeper, says the
medicine administered yesterday acted on
the hippo with result that JuStihes supt.
Conkliu Ia believing that all danger for the
animal is past.
Caliph sDeut the early part of to-day In his
tank. lie made n EFFORT to eat, but his
keepers hope that his appetite VIII return by
tomorrow.
The evening world., 1892-02-18
NINE. MARTORY TRIES SUICIDE.
Cut Herself with a Carving-Knife in
Her SONS Absence.

Marie Martory, French widow, attempted
suicide at lo5 West Third street this morn
ing BY eating her head with a carving
knife.
Mrs. MartOry opened this house week ago
70 keep dodgers, and lived there with her son
Louis
She has been acting strangely Of late, and
this morning while her son was in the cellar
saving wood he heard u heavy fall IN the
Kitchen and found his mother bleeding on the
floor.
He rushed OUT to call an ambulance, and he
met The census man and II policeman at the
door.
The officer took care OF the woman unit an
ambulance arrived and took her TO ST. Nin-
CENTS Hospital.
The evening world., 1892-02-18
IRISH LOCAL BILL INTRODUCED.
Mr.. Balfour's Measure Received
with Government Party Cheers.
IrYAssoCIA-rD PRS.

TrY YAksOCfA-rD PREss.I
LONDON, Feb. lathe long-talked-of Irish
Local Government bill was introduced In the
House or Commons to-day by Mr.. Balrour
amid the cheers OF the Government sup
porUers.
The members OF the county and baronial
councils will be elected every three years
The Government proposed following the
Scotch rather than the English measure In
the matter or Aldermen.
The evening world., 1892-02-18
WEATHER FORECAST.

TiN 8 4. ". t-Di0rTGB: Far; 3iohty
,DarHter, ,uiDrs:erTV Ttngs. F,'idat !:
IUcrcu iGV CioTdHpSS, 9th occasional ran !,
shghhy ,p0.Wrr. Sdt.rJdV: FdT; cOidpr.
Temperature is i'.dicaied By the lher-
mometer at pcrry's PhaImac
SA M....2l ca. E...2i sSA. ...25 IL N...,33
The evening world., 1892-02-18
Il. T. Gamage's Charitable Bsouests

The Will OF Henry Ten Brock Gamage, the
eccentric old man who died last week IN his
room in the New York University Building.
was nled for probate to-day. 1t is dated June
/, 1891, and appoints ]. Alden Weir and
Thomas Denny executors. special DequeSts
TO relatives amounting to Sl2,4b0 are pro-
vlded for, the residue OF the estate to be- aIl-
portioned equally To The American Bible So
ciety, the Presby tcrian Home Mission, Lhe
Presbyterian Foreign Mission and the Society
for the Relief OF Poor Women.
The evening world., 1892-02-18
For the poubls-sculls Championship

ASrOClI ~"n rI-sI
BoSroS, rch lS.-Eiward Hanian and
William O'Connur write from Toronto that
they have accepted Tctmer'S challenge for
double scull-raCc between them ana Teemer
and Huslucr Tor $1,000 >ldc ana the cham
piOnship OF tho Wpr.d, a the Point OF Pines,
Massachusetts, next June.
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Purse $500; selling allowances one mile

Betting brooklyn, ami to b Brusseh, hnd
TO ..
jay 7. Dee, ) and 8 to S: Joo Courtney, Sand +;
Virgic, 10 aud Lady Pulsiicr. l5 ana b. Glen
lochy, Az and Is.
Brussels and Brooklyn raced together for
SIX furlongs and then stopped dead Tired.
Joe Courtney and JAY r. Dee then came on,
and the former IN u furlong finish beat Jay +.
Dee Il half length, the latter beating Virgie
two lengths. Time-1.44.
Mutuels paid: straight, S1425; place,
$10.25. Jay +. Dee paid $3.50.
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officers OF the Coal Trust.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. lS.-President Mcleod
OF the Reading, has announced the appoint
ments Of these officers OF the road, the ap-
polntments now being In ef1ect
j. Rogers Maxwell, First vice-President,
with ollice In New York Charles Harts.
horne, Second Vice-prcsident, In charge Of
the finances OF the company Robert II.
sayrc, Third vice.Presidcnt, in charge OF
construction and maintenance of way ; John
Taylor General Traf1ic Manager, and Henry
S. DrinKer, Assistant TO President
The evening world., 1892-02-18
Fight Among New Mexico Indians.

WASHINGTON, Feb 1S.--Gen. Schofeld re-
ceiyed telegram IRON the commanding
General Of the Department Of Arizona this
morning saying that hight occurred at Fort
Stant On, n. NJ, yesterday between Mescalero
and Lipan Indians during which four men
were killed and one wounded. lie says lnaJ
affairs have qu!eted down and that NO iurther
trouble is ANTICIPATED,
The evening world., 1892-02-18
Clifton Track Owners Appeal Fails.

ierrCIAr TO TIE yvrSISs wnRL>L
TRENTON, n. j., Feb 1S.-The Supreme
Court to-day deGied the appeal OF President
George II. Engenlan and other officials OF the
Clill on race track, convicted and sentenced In
the PaSsaic County court. All points OF the
appeal were overruled.
The evening world., 1892-02-18
John Jaw Kuox'5 viii

The Will OF John Jay Knox, filed for probate
tO-day, was executed Aug. IL, 1883. It gives
his widow all OF his estate, and appoints her
sole cNecutriN.
The evening world., 1892-02-18
THIRD RACE.


Bettng-Nilss Bees, Q TO AID cnt! Vocal n M
3 Ana Ato Msua r. hIly, q ana i to ); Jack
adler, ~ aud 10; slk khisit. 10 and ~. nsrle-
nnd 10 fedois II, lve and 40 Bijol colr, 100 and
Maud T.. hliy led from start to rnish, VIM
mug after not finiSh by :, head lrunl MlSs
bta', VINO was TWO eugths IN IroAl Ui
frd ra II. rimc--o-5UI,
Mntuels paid: straight. s22.So; place,
Sf.OJ Miss BrsS paid o2,lO.
The evening world., 1892-02-18

rhc Burridge Bros have sold the three
year-Old colt Punway, by Panique, out ot BY
the Way. to II. Bradley, for 1000.
The evening world., 1892-02-18
Gleason Not Shorn OF Power.


ALBANY, Feb. lS.-ln the senate to-day the
Floyd-Jones I'LL, taking from the Mayor OF
Long Island city The power or appointing
city officers, was. lost by IA vote OF /. to 5,
IL Affirmative votes being necessary to Its
passage.
The evening world., 1892-02-18
lnsuiteo the Policemsn.s VIE.

Nicolas Abel, sailor. was sent up Tor three
months by Justice McGowan to-iay for in-
sultinS the wife OF Policeman ". L.. White
hurst, who lives ~ 362 Pearl street. White
hurst gave the sailor ~ thrashing irst.
The evening world., 1892-02-18

Brief Ere Sear tn" stock Excha,se.
An slarm oi IRE AZ li.3i oclocS This MORN
Ing drew a crowd 10 the johnson Building AT
30 irGad street.
The lre was In the ONCE OF ". p. Ellery Il
Bro, brokers, On the third noor OF the build
ing named. Rcilrr tng engines arrived the
FIRE was got under control.
The evening world., 1892-02-18

Other dispatches from Philadelphia state
that GOV. Pattlson and Attorney General
Henscl have decided to make no move to III
tertere with the Coal Trust. intlmating that
the proper procedure VIII have to be orig
mated by some private citizen.
The sentiment In Pennsylvania is said to
be on the side OF the Trust as It's operations
are expected to be profitable to Pennsylvania
people.
The evening world., 1892-02-18
SMALLPOX at Bomosy-Twenty-t three
Deaths.

BussIY, Feb. ls.-small-poN has been
prevalent here for some littlc lime and has
now become epidcmics. During the past
week there were tweniy-thr,e deaths nom
the disease.
The evening world., 1892-02-18
War Victorian Fatally Hurt.

Krync Nandcryort, au Inmate OF the
soldiers Home In Kcarny and "ar veteran,
was struck by train at The Fourth Avenue
depot of the Erie l;ai.roal AZ Ncwara AT 1880
this morning anG wnS ratally injured.
The evening world., 1892-02-18
State Board of Trade Meeting.
Inv ,ssCCIlTEp pRE.Sl

TF' IhstVINTkN TNkFN,I
ALBANY, Feb. ls.-At the state Board OF
Trade meeting to-day IA resolution indUrsiny
I he Efforts made Ia behalf OF a state naval
militia In this state was adopted.
a resolution was adopted 10 b. forwarded
to the proper authorities at Washington
urging that steps be taken 10 diminish Jhc
great amount OF paupvr immigration.
The evening world., 1892-02-18

Purse s4oO selling allowances; seven fur
longs.
Racing at Gloucester.

Won by Harrison, Harry Ireland second
Lnngard third. Time-1.32s4
The evening world., 1892-02-18

Caught n Paper Chaser's Foot.
Policeman samuel d. Seaman, OF the street.
Cleai.iug squad, was getting on the front
platform OF u car at West Eleventh and Green-
witch avenue to-day when he fell, and Y W aeel
passed over his hight foot, causing serious In
juries. st. vlncenl's Hospital.
The evening world., 1892-02-18
FIRST RACE.


BettnxFeralto, II to 3 and to Z! Flambeau,
and2; Under Gsv.r. 70 W and 5; rnis IL Is and
b lceL-rg, o; Qnibbler. 20 and 3; Gather
me colt, 80 ana 20; ount Luna. 90 and 10
AtIcr a long delay, which Count Luna was
Responsible for, they finally got away in good
order, with the exception Of the Catherine
colt who was lett.
rerall Immediately went to the front md
held 1, into the stretch. where Turk ii. took
the lead.
rcla!to, however, passed the Turk easily at
INC iast sixteenth pole aud won handlly by a
length. TURK III. was a length IN front OF
flaInbcau. Time, l.l0Is
p, Mutne.s paid: straight, s5.03; place, s3.75.
Turk H. paid S5370.
The evening world., 1892-02-18
Purse $500, selling allowances: six and
lult IurlonES

Betting Innovation, . to d and cut; Marie
loE"'l, to and to b; tisorgc u, 4 anu . ,
Sas"e!a, IL and 4 Granite, 30 and Il; O!aiecc. so
Innovation and Marie Lowell made the
running head and head 10 thr strctun, where
NhrlG Lowell came away ana wun easily by
,"o lengths from innovation, who Wits II
hend IN trout oi Granite. TiMe-l..3ll.
Mututis pai1: straight, S5+o; place, $40.
lAhUyatiOn paid $40
The evening world., 1892-02-18

three lengths In front OF Picket. Time
Lib.
Mutuels paid: straight, so.d0 place,
s3.lO McKCcyer paid $3.50.
FIFTH RACE.
The evening world., 1892-02-18

xcans Q l. sm y iie'."Armc' I.ic orics Pellets
pronounced invaliab!. by usen. Try them. -
The evening world., 1892-02-18

ban Honig has shipped ten OF his string
from Gloucester 10 East ST. Louis
The evening world., 1892-02-18
BIG BOOM In WHEAT.

Machay and Rockefeller Said to Be
Together il II Deal
A despatch from Chicago says that John d.
Rockefeller. John W. Mucaay and col. James
T. North, "thc Nitrate King" have formed a
combination 10 boom the wheat market.
The despatch says that the sales ia CHI ago
alone amounted to about 10000 900 bushels,
although there are only 4o,o0o,000 bushels
OF visible supply.
The evening world., 1892-02-18

BETWEEN TnG ACTS j. RRAyO toc.
HAis DINE, 5r., Ali-rolacco Cigarettes, are he
ouIy brands usdo by TnVs, H. Hail Estab'd 1886. -
The evening world., 1892-02-18
PAM. PtNt, PAM, PAM,
c.t all tu0Ecsu cigs mites, lUct- per pa kaye =.


no,c ready for distribution. For sole
all Ssrs Dcui,rs and StotiOHrrs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-04

Between II and ! . O'CLOCK on Fridny
night, during terrific Thunderstorm,
Il zines were seeu to shoot forth from
Thomas u. Vincenps barn, located on
T. street, about two hlocks below the
rniiroad track. Mr. VINCENT was Ut.
reused BY his wife crying Urhe barn
il on nre.D He Immediately rushed
To the barn and get loose humber OF
hofses. The Ore spread npldiy and
auon the entire barn aud sheds were
mass OF Dire. Gune were fred through.
out The city; the firebtll penluu forth
it, alarm. Cititcne AMI the lire depart.
mont rush.i 10 the scene, only 70
discover that the nertOst hydrant
was a distance from the barn
OF three blocks, which could not
bo covered by tho hose. The horssB
were rapidly driven back 70 the court
house aud the engine was brought. As
IN. fire was y distance from the court
house OF over Riile, this required
considerable time, ana before sJtoam
Of water could be thrown 1t was too
late TO DO much good. II Ia generally
admitted that the Ore was caused by
Lightning striking the barn, and ~ T.
believed that marc was killed by the
shock. The property destroyed con.
sisted OF barn and cattle sheds. a
brood mare, forty tons Of hay and n
lot OF STRAW, two or three jersey calves
aud several chickens, valued IN all a.
about 5000. The Insurance amouuls
10 $780, roU0 Enquirer.
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TRUSTEES SALE.


Wy uEREAs, ELIZABETH BRETT, JAMES
w u. hrcit anu Isabel lifet, by their Ger.
tam decd OF trust dated TIC third DAY 81 IN J
1850, ana duly recorucd IA tho recorder Onicc
~ the county OF salt Lake, in the Territory Of
Utah, " Book 2 Il Of Mortgages, pagc1 ~, l2l
~ and ~, sold and conveyed 10 tho under
siEped trustee the following described proper.
", 10 wit situntnd IN the city ana coluty of
HAlt Lake, Territory Of ulah, beginning No tho
northwest conner NJ Lot two (2l, Hoes eighty.
nino l,gl, flat u, ran Lake ulty survey, AMI
running thence south three til rode and thence
oA.t seven 90 roda, thence north thrro %
rods. aud thence wcsisrvcn "a rods 70 place
Of beginning, In trust Tor the purpose Of %.
curing tho pay mcnt Of certain negotiable
'Ttomissnty note made by eaid nrcttf. h,lnF for
tho sum o. I've hundred dollars $500, Gatod
~ salt Lake city, Utah, July 3, lsll, aud nay-
shlo two years after said date 10 tho order 81
tinms \. Dave, Tor value received, without
dedication or discount, NJ salt Lake Ciiy.
Utah, with interest from dAie until paid, at the
reio Of one per cent per month, ana taid motto
s r,isulAfly Described IN sAid deed OF trust.
whereas, Hccordingt TO the terms and conditions
on said note and sad deed OF trust tho afid
note Ia due, ana no part thereof has been paid,
except Tie sum Of eighty dollars Tor interest
and whctohs Il was and u provided in said
made IN tho payment Of aAia note or
tho interest that may accrue thereon az prn.
yldod thorein, then % thorequoat OF the holder
OF said note faid undersigned trnsiea should
thereof 10 the highest bidder Tor clfh Tor no
purpose ~ paying tld note nnd fulnlling and
rihchurring tho du'ioa ~ said trust ana
whereas tho legal owner aud holder OF eaid
note has rCqueftcd tho undersigned trustee 10
proceed ~ cell SAID properly uAdor and accord.
ing 20 tho terms and conditions Of snId deed OF
trntt aud 10 diachafgo tie duties and ohliga.
Now, therefore, !, the undersigned. trutiee
aioTgsgld, ~ ne re1ueit ~ the loRsl owner
aud holder Of said pFnmlusory note, win, Va te.
cordance with tho terma and conditions OF asid
deed OF trust, on tue 18th day OF October, iSO9
in the city of Salt Lake Aforesaid, at the front
door ~ the Salt Lake County Court HOnse,
Utah Territory, al twelve O'Clock noon uf thai
day, sell az public auction 20 the hinhCet hid.
der Tor each, said property or 80 much thereof
hn may be necessary 4" pay SAID note and in,
trost and 10 safety the same and discharge
mo duiioa Imposed On me BY saln deed " trnst
Dated at salt Lake City, Utah. September
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NOTICE

Ts HEREBY GIVEN TO TINE STOCK.
a holders 81 ,no NOtth Point Consolidation
Irrigation Company, that the annual meeting
of the stock holding NJ the said company Wi'l
be held at O'Clock pm. on Friday, the
seventh day Of October next. a. the Cullen
Hotel, shlt Lake city, 10 elect Hoard Of
Director for the ensuing year nnd 10 ndupt n
plan for the equitable distribution and sale of
The waters o. the cnnAl belonging 20 SAID con.
uuny and Tor the purpose Of increasing the
Capital stocL, thurVhy changing section u
tHN Arn'cs OF Incorporation, also amend.
INK Articles OF incorporation, changing dny
OF annual meeting and such other business
rrfiaiuirR 10 the Interest of the company az
may DO brought hnfore II,
J. W. WHITEHEAD, jR.
secondary.
Salt lake CITY, Utah. September STU lssl. d
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NOTICE

Us HEREBY GIVEN TO THE STOCK.
! holders " the Echo Land aud stock
company. ina, thofD Will be n meeting Of tho
stociholdcra cf said corp ration hoid At the
uiAco Of Jennings Brsihors Investment Com
lany, q No. n west FIRST south street,
Salt Lake CITY, ri the hour o. $50 y NJ. on
saturday, october sth. 100. for the purpose OF
Hwcnding the tumpany's ArtClgs Of inror.
norniinn ~ inrlcrfiur tho number OF shares
@ IT, Capital Stock, and nia0 hv ouiurgirF tho
coinunnyH arnue To deal lu Other purHunAl
properly hctldes cattle and hofsss, nni io give
such additional powCrs 10 Inc Directors and
Mhnurrra 20 buy and HOll cettV, horsus ana
hhoep und other potauual property nH also
real property as may De- conducive a. the in.
tcfottg And future welfare Of Tho company.
ang also O. increase iuc number or Directors
md Other officers Of lhf COMPANY. and 60 ma q
such Other rhunrts aud notifications TH may
most neiry meet the present oSisuncics ot
II. n. CLAwsON JR,
secretary ana Treasurer.
Dated ihc in day Of september. lg. d
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-04

Leo Tolsioi, the Russian novelist.
who Inns idcns OF his own as 90 tho
right of the community 90 punish It's
offending members, saw the olhcr
dnv policeman take an Individual
into custody. He az once walked up
70 the constable and said;
"Cnn you ycadp
Certainly SIR
Have you read The Scriptmcsr
"Ncs. eir"
"rhcn you forget TINT thcy COM
mard us to love our neighbors IA
ourselves"
The. minion Of the law. quito taken
ohack' stared 40 the count, then.
alter a moments reflection, made
answer:
And, pray. can you rcadr
"Ycs."
Have you read the police reglla-
uons"
NO
"Thon read thom "-Crcen Bag
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hssEssMrNr NOTICE.

Lucky Nil Mining Company. Location Of prin.
tipil pace Of husinufs, Park CITY. summit
County. Utah. Location OF nine, snake
creek Mining UHtrict,N assich County, q tab.
NvOTlCE ~ HEHEnN GIVEN THAT An
~ amccting OF the board % Trustees. held
on the sgud day OF September, lt2, At SAT-
Lake CITY, utah, an Hasessmont Number Six
go. ul Of ave coutH per share wac levied ON
the cspitnl stock ~ the corporation, PAYABLE to
tie sopIctlry within thirty days from Tho above
dnte ut salt Lake CITY, Utah ANY stock upon
which thus assessment romans unpMd ON The
2nd day of November. 1889, viii DO delinquent
anu advertised Tor sale az public auction. and
unless payment q made before, VIII he sold On
the lelh DAY ot December, iip2, az the hour ~
Y o'clock M, NOON, a ihu comnnny's oiloo,
Utah, 20 pay delinquent asstGsmcut together
with the cost OF advertising and expense Of
sale, ". j, BURTON, Secretary,
No 81 Burtou's Court, between Second and
Third West srccth, Second South Street, salt
Lake CITY. Gu