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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-24
DIVIDEND Notices.

ATCHISOS. TOPEKA 4 bANIA FL kAILi'OAD
COMPANY,
o3 MILK ST. BOSTON. Sept 20. 1902
INTEREST DUE OCTOBER l. 1892, ON
SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS CLASSES "a" AND
"Bp OF thu Company. covered by Coupon No. Of each
issue will be paid Oh date BY tho Agencies
Of the Company
National Bank Of North America Boston
Union Trust Company OF NewNofk. N. Y.
Barring Brothers ( Co.. Limited. London.
Holder, Of CERTIFICATES OF THE UNION TRr ST
COMPANY and Barring BROTHERS & CO., Id
issued Bonds deposited for conversion into
SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS CLASS a." VIII receive
pavmen. Of Interest upon presentation Of the Certificates
a, either Of the above Agcncics which payment will there
be indicated By endors"mcn such certificates. The
new Second Mortgage Bonds Class "a" VIII be- ready for
delivery in exchange Tor T@t Certificates shortly after
October st and delivered for certificates upon which
october lnercs; been paid viii BE- Ia Coupon NO
Interest payrne.t on SECOND MORTGAGE. CLASS
"B" BONDS will BE- paid upon full-lad Subcs.pton r.
cepts which shoud pIcseuied either of tho Agencies
nam,d FOR such purp<e Announcement will follow when
the new Bonds will BE- ready for delivery.
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

Paris French per cents sold at oo.s5 and
az 10
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Che Curt.
Cost an0 fonn0.
6eIp buamieo.

sxy ANTED "A reliable person 10 take the agency In TIL,
w of the best paying ordces on the market
rctas for % pays 100 per cent profit sell 70 every
family incl0se stamp. -
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Tel. 95as 35a os. 9ja .954 ,o5s 1910
Wells Fargo $50 80 -.
Total for the day......-........-~.. 44oO3l
SILVER.
SALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND Pc
TKOLEUM EXCHANGE
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J. W. REINHART. vice.pre.ident.
NINIIATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY,

NJ ANIIATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY, Il
W Iifoadway New-NOIk. September, 10, 1872.
TIIIhIN.tULR DlNIDEND. quarterly diNiuend
Of one half per the capital stock OF th
company been declared Iayebe at this Office on and
after l. 1897 The transfer book, VIII be closed
on Frldsy scpembc. TO- At O'Clock and rcopcned
on Monday October 3, at 10 O'Clock a.
Notice IL hereby given that tho lanslef books Will
again closed on saturday, October 3 al II o'cocN
noon preparatory the stockholders anudf meeting
wednesday NOVEMBER o. at /. O'Clock noon
Tpnsier books will b. rcopentd Thursday, November
''' - ~ ID w McWII,IIAMS Treasurer.
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a yh SloSH 49, u s,sSsS
"a door north Q, Thrty;nr r and ADvER.
ave-; 5. O. cor. 23dst 152 othsve; 1877 Fourth-sve.
sSrner SS aSU
ioJ forty.sceond:st io2 Communicate. 90 Liberty
It. 257 West 4edst it9 churehst s5i Thidavs.;
AZ the HARLEM OFFICES. $50 East !ine, hundred:
sndtwenty afthst et3 West oae.hS.dred .
to s p. m: at regular Office rates.
In Brooklyn, at 90 Conrtst 50S De knlb ave- 200
Bedford ave. and No. 10 broadway up to p. m. a
regular office rates.
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NOTICE. OF SALE or RfAL ESTATE.

NroTtoE Is uEUEuN stNEN THNr ~
~ pursuance Of nm uritf ui She Probate
tnurt In and for salt LatH COUNTY .ttah Tenn.
tors, made on the lnd DAY OF July. lsfl. iu the
matter II the st tc % VIM. buW Nan Do
ttHs. a, iht uudrrsirnci aIminifttatfIN1o OF tie
0Hlats at said Vim. huwmHu. deceased VII
cell at pr waite sale TO Che nighost bidder Tor
cash, aud subject 20 cor IrmaNun by said Pros
bite Court, ull the raht, title. interest and
tfttte at said WIN. NowWuu. af tho time of
his deu.h, and the fight. title aud irtofvHt that
tla aaIu estate hIa, Nv operation Of iav or
oth,rNifr hrgu eod, other than or In addition
tutnHt " aaii Wm| 80 mau, N tho time OF
ii. death, iu and o. That rrralu Dor. piece nr
citrnf salt take, Toe Che county ~ salt LAKE.
IIfI rpfr.t4ry, particularly bounded and dras
cff.ri M follows, - W.T. Commencing at the
slu hwrtt antncr ~ lot two .l| ln hlork nftY.
rIUr UslI Ga Mat "n," Soft tlLr .ufNuy, aud
fuut.na thence north twenty "!N rode, thence
gHaf uyr rods, thrnrc HnUii ten llu' toiH b
tI.ueo west three 81 rods hurHs anuth ten
Nu. rods. thence west two 3. rods tu Co., pl &c
81 Hr.iuriur. Conianiug twenty .1OI fIuar1
mas m wfiiiag win be- received for sad
tiruusfty. b4 the under iTUUi aHIruHs "a 90 Ntr,
iursr ~ Wdddell q hf.us attorneys, 2 md
gttrst. IIrst south street, salt Lake tity, In
-r't Lao County, tihu lrruIort. lp g. ana
Including the !Au day OF July, si., after viii d
sad property Will be suli
Iriu = ard conditions Of .alr. each, and sub.
Sect Iu confirmation s.id Probate Court
MAtttANLT BOWMAN,
Admnisttiirlv u The Estate ~ William
ilUwmHu. rrrrhfcdi
W,npitL \ NpAns, At,oraoYs for Admins.
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MIND READING.


There wasa very small bu, interest
Al audience ct Turner hall last sa,uf'
law evening to witness the perform
noes OF Professor Tyndall. A COM
,ittee OF six, among whom was
'an,.sentetlve OF the NEWS, were
..s,ed on platform. The professor
stated that lac claimed no supernatural
over whatever. lie had almost acct
aontally discovered TINT he possessed
the eiit Of, to some extent, receive an
imptessiou Of what asses IN the minds
oi other people, aud he had, since the
discovery, cultivated tho iacdlty anu
attained some startling results. no
now proposed to show low expert
i liz was then blindiolded by
TON members OF the committee.
A third member went down
among the audience and llghly
,uchrd n child on the mead
The bIindfolded mind reader, VINO
sonld not see this, seized the hand OF
,bs Gentleman who had touched ue
,hilI and led him with but little hest.
tallon to the place ami, laying his hand
an tho chiid'a head, said "thia " tue
Isr.on.D Ina similar way ho found a
baden pin and other objects aud ilnal'
iva small spot ON the wall, toucheu oy
one Of the audience .,
The mental strain seemed TO DO TOO
much for the professor; ~ soon as "a,
had found the apot he staggered and
lell 10 the door In what seemed To be a
rateleptio 1T. The audience instantly
,uffounded him, applying such les
iofntiyea az could he founu. He wa'
carried outside aud doctor sum
monrd, but 1t took an hour before h'
RECLAIMED consciousness.
lie alwaye carries about his person
letter containing the following
To the Doctors In Attondance'
III should at any time alter an OK
pertinent ia thought reading bn at
lacked with caialepsy and He shout
nppear extinct, ami ~ after consullA
ton, your united opinion should 10
that Il II ~, do not hold an autopsy
until evidences OF decomposition nr'
found. I am subjest 10 trance an,
have remained In that condition 10
NOR. than Ave days cOnsecutively.
I'm Ia fiually settled 10y evidence
OF decay that | am dead, IT. my orai'
be thoroughly examined 10 SNOW
whether there ~ anything peculiar o
abnormal about IL TO account fnr Ia
unexplained power Of mind rcalinI
which | possess.
Yours truly,
ALEXANDER J. MclvoR rYNpALT'
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NOTICE or SALE or REAL ESTATE.

NouCE n uEHEW GlyLN, TlIAr ~
~ pursuance OF N UriUr ut thn Probate
Jonri i0f The County NJ salt HlU. Territory
ui I tan, made on The lstl dly oi June, irl., DO
mo mat.tru the ea,sir of Hannah Tom usln
Wurilc, deceased. tho vudrf. Enoi, the Hd.
mluistrAt0r ut the s1id estate, Wl'l 10 . NJ pr
yhto thlp 90 tho lirhrst bidder tor cash, ny
scaled hifs tu writing aud iui1gc. CO. conlfma'
gird iay % July. I've, 90 " O'Clock IN t ttu
law orIUu at Hirhsris a Nozzle, attorneys,
rDuuH VI 200 unauuuuU IuI ling, 30 SOUTH
Main Street. salt lnkC iItY. lt1h, $40 the fiFht,
title. intrr5.t and estate ~ ihu said Hannah
1umits0u Nnrdlu az tit iWn of her drtth,anu
on the fignt. title ami uicfost ths iAu snii rfs
tate has Ny operation Of iho law 90 uthcrWIac
acquired utntr than or in addition O. that ~ the
snii iiannnh 1oWiusuu NulIr a. ihC time NJ
her dean. in aud 10 M that certain ragrot
land situate lying aud icing 'n South Jordan,
SAT- Lake County, Utah 1ruifury, and found
ed aud drHrrlNpt uH FOL nHa. fuWt
Al of that portion Of Tote Two 81, Five lil
amt light 49, in section Two '4, r1wnship
Iurre IlI, south ~ NaUrc ono D., West OF
SAT- Llto Mefiflan, houu ed lul ucscrncd ~
Iulluvs, to wit C1mmuhCiuE whore ihu north
fence 81 John WardlJ'a line .lhlt was tuch
May 9th. lsi3l tutursrrts mill race near \
bridge. thence west 90 whore % iufprsuCts tho
west lire Of lot kiHui DOB " aid section
dies h1mrsieut, tnHt b., Dot Sine Hl " taid
section thence GOES o. sHIi wIi Tlry, thence
following sHId mill race north il the place ~
beginning and combining foril seven Acfcs
81 land. more or lees.
fern. and condition of salc' Cash 1on
per cent. NJ the purchase money 10 ho paid On
The dHY o. sale, tho Nalaura ON ruuhrMa ion OF
sale IS saIf Probate Court Deed 10 expense
II pur hHfor ,....,.... ,.,.,.,.
Aimlu.it traitor Of The estate u Hannah Tom
inaon Mardle, lie ousodl
salt LAKE. Clii iuuc2 %, is't
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Union PACIFIC COAL AGENTS.
A Large Party Of Them Arrived in
This city Yesterday.

Three special cars attached to the
regular Union Pacific passenger train
arrived la this city at noon yesterday.
They were occupied 10y agents Of the
Union Pacific coal department The
party went direct to the Templcton
where they had lunch. The afternoon
and evening were spent al Garfield.
Today they visited the Tabernacle,
Temple and points OF Interest In and
about this city. They leave for their
homes at 8 O'CLOCK tonight The Cih.
zens' Coal anu Coke company which
acts rs distributing agent for the Union
Pacific Company OF Denver IL well
Represented In the party.
The agents OF the Union Pacific
company are all from Nebraska. Their
names afe
Il. p. Sunderland, Il. T. Lunost, Lee
Bedford, Omaha; A. G. Grad, Ben
tric,; j. G. Hedge, Fairfield; J. Y.
Young, Edar; George HOuck aud vii.
u M Cutler, Hastings; +. NJ. Os,rr'
bout, David CITY; y. Reiuheimer,
Rising city; q. NJ. Smith, shelby; T.
o. Sumnilson. StTomsburg; T.. A.
Warner and II, q. Stephenson, York
IL. II. Mohr, Pierce; j, G. McClarl
RuI Charles Rudat, Norfolk; Charle'
W. Biuaseh, +, A, CLARK, Madison; }
81. Eimers, Humphrey j. n. hehoe
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NOTICE.
slLt LAKr CIV. wan, Jaly slh. p! 2!

sALr LAKE CuY. uTku, JAY slh. 49,.
A MEETING on THE MEMHEls Oh TIE
IN ta'. Lake Literary and scituunc Asutih.
ton h hereby csllci o. meet at 10 o., M, Nun
DAY, the rrstdfN ~ August ls3ii hi tue ffcsl.
runta unlrr, iu the rlty hnd couutY ct SAT-
Lake, Territory Of iah, Tor the purposc Of
runsiiCUuY thr pgUpusiu ~ 20 amend Articles
titst amt second Of the Article u Agreement
OF iUe1T uotati n. 60 read aa follows, tuWiti
"tusL That the sall corporation shall uo
known hY tho rHmo ~ Tho Museum of Tic
University Of tAr Church OF Jcaus Christ Of
Latter day saiuts.'
"sceond That the objects Of said corporation
are 10 found and muluftin "a general iuufeui0
Tor ne d. aud bourht of the luiVcrsity Ut the
thuruhnu Jcsua Christ ofii.aitor day saints and
Of the De- 'r lurs u THIS corporation, and 10 alu
the uE.rrfs tHrd students Of the said Uni
NcfsHity. ana the members Of thls corpora.
t'uu 10 literary and scientific pursuits, and not
Tor ICcurlAry profit. nLd Ter nc purpose
aforesaid, tnr corporation may buy, scll, lease,
hir0 rui exchange such real catAic and person.
oil property a. may bee utcctsafl, suitable ur
convenient. ami MAY hold AMI uso tue same Tor
the purposes ~ the rurpurAunu,'
And Tor tho uAusHJtuu u .urh other buals
nrss ~ may be- brought before the meeting,
liy order vt the Hoard OF Director.
JAU q. CANNON, rtcrcmry,
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II would only result In not reaching pro
fcloncy w any She intended to devote
hcr-olt seriously 20 tho plano, the guitar
and mandolin were merely pagtines that
she took mp Hs a u0uoutnry fancy
The New NOrAUs went away greatly
avcl They did NOT think thay had ever
before mgt uifl hkcthpt. unless she was
one " those women who WERE going 60
support Themselves hy singing or pia, .ug.
still with thc peculiarly Of the real
Gothnm.tc, they would NOT admit the
charm NJ anything outsid. the four walls
~ their dear g|tr They confessed that 10
was worry agreeable to listen to the music,
but after 100 "n women liho That WINS just
liko professional musician You might
just MS we'll marry the girl who comes
every Monday uud Friday 20 teach Barney
OFlynu's daughter go play tho sgnlos. 81
New York Cor san Francisco \rgonnut.
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Platte Center; Sam Crouch, st. Ed.
wardt; w. "A. Parks. Fullerton; G. A.
Splnce, Columbus; j. II. Pope, silver
Creek; NJ. V. Scott, Central City;Jrsse
Frimsnn, Chapman; A. Egge, Grand
ISLAM; !. ~. Parker, Wood River; a..
II. Bailey. Shelton; Thomas kirk,
Gibb0u; @. II. Owning aud J. H..
Ayers, Kearney; a. Is. Oulhause, Loup
City; ]. &. Fft rick, 81 Paul; i. }.
Aver, ORD; Smith Clark aud W. w.
Bergv, North Platte; G. +. Gunntil,
Paxton, +. l(imbal, BIG Syringe;
Gentger Jeuner. ~ luey;N lex stewart,
Keatney, AMI w. a. Lawrence OF
Laramie, WyU.
Those In the Citizsns' Coal nni
Coke company ARE as follows, r.. II.
Taggait, ]. l., King, a. +. wilson,
James Lre aud a. NJ. Brooks, Denver,
Colorado; q. r. llOssife, Cheyenne,
Wyoming; A. X. C1mstock, Idaho
Springs. Then cpmte the kansas
deltgotion> h. A. Reed, Auilenei j,
NJ. Yosi, Hayes City; Edward L1tz
and r.. T.. FOrgoons, Saline; S.M. san
ford AMI X. =. 3udendJrf, Minneap,'
| H.; j. ". Wickelsou, Ellis; VIM
scntlnkler, WalRoJ Johu blanchard
BeuningtoD; T., Ierrett, Lindsootn
s.. n Brown, Clydei ii. Wafh, Ellis
| worth.
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WHAT THEY WILL GIVE.
Additional Premiums to be Distributed
at the Territorial Fair.

The appointment 4 Dr. John N
Park az a director ontho Descrrt Aeri'
culture and Manufacturing society Is
to an the vacancy caused 10y the inil'
ufe u h. y. wicks to qualify. This
makes complete directory, and the
fair work has begun In real earnest.
The following offers Of special pre-
miums have been received:
browning y Barker lof ordonl will
give so toFaid paying expenses Of pnul-
try judge. W. w. bHp"NlN"'
H. NJ. Wells
ono Harvey Hardy Kcntucklan Of
real estate fame aud other good d"nds
contributes an extra SO to the prize AL
ready offered for tho bost negro qunrieic.
This makes the prizU amount 90 go, and
mail probability d VIII hn doubled or
trnblod by tho iimc " tho exposition.
The colOgOd mon irpm ogden, Logan
and Provo will compete 'ur this prlzp,
and tboro will DO two or three competing
quariot,e- FROM hero. l predict that TIL.
will ho tho most entertaining feature ui
the cutire exposition, and Un effort should
be- made 10 Increase tho pr.yo 90 elil.
Can't your board contribute something
towards iG y. Is. WAhnEN'
Tho uudorslrncl will give special
premium NJ two years subscription In
The Irrigation .igc aud two ycnts sub
s,iipiion to the Nuuug lgoNnlue sl2.ilI,
YOU tho board 10 dooiiua s 90 Tho dispU-
si,lou ~ nmo, for fair Of 1902
SNuM, BWTluN Is PuuuE Co.,
IfrIgdt0H igc.
The undersigned will give special
Ia. L.. IN.
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NOTICE on sALe oF REAL EsrAre.

NTouCE Is HEREBY GIVES, rlNT ~
~ Pursuance ui ma order Of the lruhNc
tuurt. 100 and Tor salt IN" Comfy, Utah Ic.u
tory, made ru TIE .lHt day Of juno, lsH iu The
WuitHr o. the estate H. ligf johnson, un
ceased, tho uuHtrslguCd executor M fhr lHai
will amt tgfthuuni of % 90 j Ihusuu deceased
will sell ct private sule iu tto mElH-t bidder
Tor ctsh n11 subject 90 On. conformation hY
srlI Probate Cont HIl thu urI 20 utH, Interest
aud estate oft suid lult jYUurnlt no thv tImr OF
Der death. Htd ll goo r'rht, it', and interest
thnt tlH H.id rilir Doh. Hf operation w llW nr
otUvr 600 acquired. other than ur lu addition
10 That 10 tai' il.ta IuuuHOH. "a tle umu of
hpr IHt th. tu ami 60 t..t tru .U Doc. piece ut
patUtl ~ luul. .lluHtu lying and hrIu. Iu ilp
rIiy ct salt lHkr. County Uf ~H' axe. lHh
Tuft#tory, bounded and described aa follows.
tuNyt. Commencing 90 tur northeast yututl
of lot H,tcu .U boo H'unb twenty Give $50 900
NIbI"A' rHlt iHhN Guy a4rNtTt guU rum us
thence WvHt twenty .i'| rods, iHuurH south
tWU ana one HtlI ..s. r1NH thence cost tWHu
IA tguI rods lrruUy uOrtu two Hni onr Euii
Cal rods 10 the Mace O' beginning, contain.
ms SD square rode ut ground
lids m WuIng Will ur received for suu
property, addressed W the undersigned, care
cast. First south street, salt Lake CITY. salt
Like Couuty, ltah Territory, uu IN and urluu.
ing me 10Th day N July, VI! after which said
property viii be- sold,
Tcrua and conditions Of sale, cash. and cub.
feet to confirmation hy HAid lubItr Court
Dated June lJth, 1872.
RlCuAUp BmNLEY,
tliNNlE, AuWOIE
Executor N the 'ust will aud Testament of
Elila johnson, deceased,
| MAupLLL AuANa, uttornoAs Tor eslAsa
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Elder Moroni England Of Tooele
arrived In this city over the Union
Pacific yesterday noon on his return
home from "a mission to Great Britain,
Tor which part Of the world he lett on
September let, 1880. Elder England
lnhotcd ~ II travelling Elder In the
Norwich Conference during his entire
mission. While there IL more or lees
indifference manifested among the
people a. To religious matters, he re-.
ports that he met with iair success nul
The best Of treatment. Hu nlilyed
much prejudice anu made many warm
friends. lie enjoyed good health and
teturus Ia excellent spirils. lie was
met In this city by his wife, VINO Will
accompany him home tomorrow.
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a worthy timbcr merchant an.
nomccd that hc was relieved to find
that lac urrd not believe literally tho
various passag's IN the Bible which
he hal often proved tobe impossible
Being pressed 90 name one Of these
passages ne mentioned the ark u
was. he understood $50 feet long, ~
feet broad aud Is feet high, and was
filled with live animals owns con.
WINGED. therefore, that the Lrueliic5
could not have carried IL about with
them for forty years Pail Mall Ga.
Zette.
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YAM r. rYrEE rue GUARDIAN ot
- ur person iui estate NJ iirghan iNprr
MARY b., ltpUr Maggie ". lNprf lnd thsWe
mn T. per, minors, having uIri Dor pruluu
heron, duly y,rl,i. praying tor nm order Of
sale ut the real estate ut Huiu mluuts, Tor TIE
purposes therein fUf forth, % BE- torrgT ordered
that tIo neat Ut Bin % tho wart Hui all uer
SOM interested In the Vstutr OF sAIi minors
appear before the said Probate tuuri on Wed
nrsday The ..tu DAY ul July lre, "a. l1u,r.u'A
in the forenoon Of sand day, Al TIE tuutt Room
of Halu Probate Court ~ The county luutl
House, iu tu city and county 10 salt IA u
Utah Territory IN show cause why am urici
should not be- gfautCu 90 thU sNd guardian o.
svli die whole or 80 much ~ ihr real tote ul
the Hnid mIuurs, NJ private ale ~ Hlall ht
uUrDHHl ry aud that ruus 90 90 order e. pub
lHhrl 90 least four surrr. slNr weeks iu tuf
DIrttIf MISSING NrWt,A newspaper printed
ARD publ shed boz slIdc city AVID county,
e.. ". HNnTCu,
Probate judge.
MAppEtL s AnAvs, attorney for guardian.
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In tho PROBATE Court iu and Tor salt Lake
County, Territory o. Utah
Ia Tue MAiteTof the Relate Of John
McDUuald, deceased

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
~ sarah Mciona #, cNvcuifiN Of ihr last
Mi and estate u Juhn htnuuald, deceased
has rendered for HuttemUut, uuu MED lu
SAID Court, her final account ut her ndmlnislra
ton uf fAid estate Aud petition Tor huHl diftfi'
button ut the fCfiduo OF rsli estate among the
persons entitled thereto, and that Nriul suay,
The 18th day OF July, AID lvl3,at luo'ciock am,
NJ the Court Room o. said Court, iu tho County
Court House. salt Lake Jiiy and County Utah
Territory has been duly rpp lntru tue judge
81 slid Court Tor the settlement 10 sand 40
count and hearing said petition t1r tisulhu'
ton, az whith time aud place aHy ptTrun inter
Ustcd Ia fAld estate may appear ana Show
cause. N ans there be-, WHY said account should
not be- settled and approved and hnAl dstfJu'
ton made DO prayed for,
Dated June Is, iss-
Cltrk Of tho Probate ouri
Hy CAUfITN BUuWNE, Ju., Deputy
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Is HEREBY G1vEN, 80 ruE srouK.
! huldrrF Ut he Iinh tUufnl RuIwsy nm.
many thnt there will De- meeting ~ the Stnrt
huIdrts htit 10 room No. % uofrr,t National
Hant building. NJ The JUNCTION o. tHt 1omplc
Tcffitury, NJ the hour Of D u|. july loih i-l2.
for the purpose Of clccimf nine Difcrl1 "
aaid Company 10 serve ior toe ensuing year.
This meeting o called hv order OF The board
Of Directors made Juur ilih, isHs
II gRNNp YOUNG,
second Noe. irrsident.
JuNlus o. WELLS. socy.
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IN a FRrE READING ROOM.


the Late retrr Cooper.
Unique, always interesting, during
the months il is open, arc the people
to hc met In the hugo reading room
40 Cooper institute. Thrcs disiinc.
tive classes. ns regular IN thcirmoyc.
monts us The clock, find intellectual
recreation IN scanning the 100 dailics,
countless wccklics magazines and
the Thousand volumes 10 bo had for
the asking. Early in tho morning
comes curious cotcIic, fresh from
lodging houses OF men out Of cn'
pluyncut Inviting - the warmth
OF the great room, and the heat often
oycrcomcs tho thirst for news and
the diahuartancd often iull asleep, 70
bo reused by the vigilgut officer with
whom they are liable 10 have u per
sonul acquaintance.
10 weed cut all Objectionable
people cards wcrc issued some years
ago, requiring each visitor TO state
his occupation and give references.
OF 5000 cards collected in one day
900 gave down town printing oilicus
Us references. This is the class that
continues To- drop in about noon and
rarely Departs before nightflll.
Forced 10 work at night, they sleep
until noon, when they seek Coopcr's.
To newspaper and illustrated period.
iculs they me devoted. lnvctcrute
readers, not infrcqucntly they are
stoVhouscs of general information.
After supper their places are filed by
mechanics, cl.rl,5 and business mon.
Every table, every file is crowded.
Day and night men aud boys stand,
often two rowsdecpaguinst tho wall,
dlvouring this miscellaneous feast
provided by one mindful In his
wealthy days Of the deprivatinns Of
his youth, when he, too, hngcrel
FOR this communication of ideas now
20 be had 10y the poorest without the
expenditure OF cent.
Characters are not wanting in this
motley throng, always representa-.
tive OF the very people tho institution
was founded 10 benefit Nearly MI
the magazines are Worn TO taitcrs
before the month expires. Duplicates
Of 100 dailios are always on file, and
tho want udyci tiscments are care
fully scanned. n call for French
periodicals is co, irly increasing.
A French and II ;, n daily have
recently been added and there arc
three Italian Journals There is n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-11

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