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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-05-09
The PuIpet and the Stage.

Rev, +. M. S,rout, pastor United
Brethren church, Blue Mound, Kan,
says; 81 feel it my duty to tell what
wonders DR., Kings New Discovery
has done for me. My lungs were
badly diseased, and my parishioners
thought | could live only few weeks.
| took five bottles of Dir Kings New
Discovery and am sound and well,
gaining 26 lbs. in weight"
Arthur Love, Manager Loves
Funny Folks Combination, writes:
after thorough trial and convinc-
ing evidence, lsra confident DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, beats
'en all, and cures when everything
else fails. The greatest kindness |
can do my many thousand friends is to
urge them to try it, Free trial bot.
tie at W. B. Morrison & Co.'S drug
store.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-05-09
The n eW Plan.

The new plan of selling homes on
the monthly installment plan, seems
to meet long tell 'oa1'f, at any rate it
takes but few minutes to convince
a man WHO wants to buy that he is
standing in bis own eight" when he
continues to pay house rent when it
can be avoided. This plan that |
have inaugurated gives the man of
small means a chance. 1t don't re-
quire big bank account to get
home. Last week | sold to three
different parties homes in the city,
One Of them two room house at
$40 90 Per month. Another two
room house at $l2 so per month, and
the third nice three room house for
$3.50 per month. These are fair
samples of what am going TO offer
this week.
These places are all in respecta-
bic neighborhood, close to the public
schools and near the street cars, and
not too far from the post office aud
center Of business for them TO be
available. Come and see me, the
longer you wait, the more you lose.
JAMES |. MOORE.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-05-09
Real Estate Bulletin.

Reported by Baker & Dilworth, Alb
stractOrs.
Mrs W p Anderson to J w Gooch
& Co, 55 feet on west side of Ninth
street near Speight, 5000.
Texas Land and Investment COM
pany to w K Shaw, tract on Robinson
road part of II J Chambers grant
80 600.
NO Workman and wife to VIM and
A f Osborne, 80 feet on east side of
Fifth street, between Clay and Cleve-
land So 900.
JCF Kyger to w Gooch, half in
terest in $50 feet on west side Fifth
street between Mary and Jackson,
So 500.
John Baade to W Gooch, half in
terest in 70 feet on west side Fifth
st eet between Mary and Jackson,
partition and SO.
We furnish abstracts of title on
short notice.
J. w. BAKER.
T Nj. DILwoRTH.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-05-09
ANOTHER COUNTY HEARD FROM
Star Raises the Clark Banner to the
Breeze.

Gen. Felix r binson received II e
following telegram to day;
CoRPUs CHRISTI, May Star
county sends greetings. Instructed
for CLARK. More to follow.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-05-09
ALL OVER TOWN

The county commissioners court
met this morning in regular session.
The hope is generally expressed that
the marshall will strictly enforce the
dog ordinance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Caldwell are
the proud and happy parents of a
fine boy who arrived last night.
Mother and child are doing we'll.
The local druggist will meet to.
night in the office of the Behrens
Drug Co., for the purpose of compIet.
iug preparations for the entertain
ment of the visitors,
The opening Of the new saloon,
Coax Hail. Saturday night was a
grand affair, Every delicacy of the
season was set served and was partak.
en- of by an immense crowd.
People on the street generally are
jubilant over the result of the meet
ings Saturday night, in the various
wards to select delegates to tie coun.
ty and congressional conventions.
A big picnic in which one hundred
couples will participate is being ar.
ranged for the near future We are
not at liberty topublish particulars, bu,
The News will give full particulars
in due season.
The ladies' of the Bankers General
Reception Committee are requested to
meet the Decoration Committee at
Philo hall Thursday morning at $50
O'Clock. Every one is requested to
bring as many flowers as possible.
The citizens of the Fifth ward will
meet next Friday night at the fire
mems hall for the purpose of hearing
from the candidates for county COM
missioner and other county candi.
dates. Mr.. Bray, candidate for coun,
ty commissioner, is specially invited
On his wav from Tyler to Austin
yesterday Gov HOgg left his gourd
presented to him by the ladies Of
GAINESVILLE, on the train. Mr.. G. H
Bond, cotton buyer of Cuero, got
possession of it and still has it safe
and sound. The governor certainly
didn't appreciate the gift very highly
or he never would have forgotten it
A party consisting of George Bar
nard, j. FL. Hart, and Tom Estell
went hunting last night and were sue
cessful in catching wild cat and q
very large wolf and five whelps. The
whelps we're only about three weeks
old and we're brought into town alive
THE News reporter was presented
with one Of them, and highly appre'
ciates the present.
In hating street car there is I
right and wrong way. If at stree
crossing get on the far side of thu
street the car has to cross. Car
must not stop SO as to block up ,
cross street Get on the proper sid
OF the track when gates are used a
only one side of the rear platform i
open. That will be the "oif" sid
from the way the car is going. Civ
a signal and don't take it for granted
the motoneer knows you wish to ge
on.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-05-09
ANOTHER CORKER.

An size American Watch,
three-quarter plate Quick Train,
straight line escapement, patent
center pinion, patent stem wind,
four pairs fine Ruby Jewels in
settings Us jcwels), expansion
balance adjusted, in fine Gold
Filled Dueber Case, guaranteed to
wear for 20 years for $500.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-05-09

Dwyer & BROOKS, the mouse NOV.
ers. Office go South Sixth street
Drop in your orders.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-05-09

Coca Cola is an extract from a plant
that grows In the East lndias 1t is
a nerve tonic, a delightful and re-
freshing drink. One trial will convince
you. Dr. w l.. Tucker at the Lyon
Drug Store will explain its specific
qualities
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-05-09
Shooting Gallery.

South side square. Fine guns and
best ammunition. Rare sport. All the
crack Shots frequent it. Open day and
night. Polite attention.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-05-09
Sl.95 al Hills.
The World is Better for it.

The world is better because of such
a remedy as Billiards. Snow Liniment
because this article relieves it OF
much pain and misery, and we are
thus enah' ID to enjoy its brighter side.
1t positively cures all forms of Rheu-
matism, Neuralgia, Headache, Sick
Headache, Lame Back, all Sores and
Wounds, Cuts, Spraius, Bruises, Stiff
Joints, Contracted Muscles, Poison,
Eruptions, Corns, Weak Back, and
all pain and all Inflammation on man
or beast. Its the best because its the
most penetrating. Beware OF all
white Liniments which may be
palmed off on you for Billiards. Snow
Llnlment. There is none like it.
Sold by H. G Ri.her & Co.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-05-09

Straight dinner from ~ to 2 and
anything you want at any hour at Joe
Lehman's.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-05-09

r1Ai'J. Leslie for drst-class watch
clock and jewelry repairing. Same
building with FL. E. Ambold Anstin
Avenue.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-05-09

See the special sale of clothing for
this week only by the man from
Arkansaw.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-10
HARRISON THE MAN.
The President Renomlnated on the
First Ballot Amidst Wild
Cheers.
m'HINLEY PROPOSES UNANIMOUS
NOMINATION..
The Flgnresi Harrison, 53i; Mckln.
ley, isa, Blaine. I7i; Reed,
~, aud Lincoln, I.

ny Telegraph to tho SEws.l
The Choice of the Convention.
MINNEAPOLIS, June t0.- Harrison
II nominated.
The opening OF the convention was
delayed by the noise and cnncusing of
the delegates In groups IN various
parts OF the hall. Both sides seem
DESTROYS OF all time possible to get their
forces ranged into something like a
fighting line. The combination max.
ing had It's chief centres near the ONO,
Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Indiana
and kansaa delegations. The dark
horse gossip grew with every moment.
Atll;Sb Chairman Mckinley raped
sharply with his gavel for order. When
something like order was established,
Rev. WRyland Hoyt, Of Minneapolis,
offered prayer. At it, conclusion Sen.
atOr Quay announced that Hon. David
Martin, Of Philadelphia, was elected
the Pennsylvania member OF the
national committee. Then the chair.
man announced that Quay, OF Penn
sylvany, repO.ls, ON the part
Of those opposed to the majority
report " the committee on credentials,
that they will make no opposition to Ia
adoption. Prolonged cheers followed
the announcement anu the report was
adopted by reclamation.
a separate vote WAS demanded by
the Mormon cOntebiing delegation of
Utah on their case, but tho majority
report was adopted.
At the request OF Chairman Dutiield,
tho Algsr manager, the Michigan
delegation was allowed to retire for
consultation.
a communication from the woman's
Republican Association Of the United
States was presented by ex-senator
Miller, New York, and rcad amid mp.
| plause, aud the association was recog.
ni1ed as nm auxiliary to the Repu6.
| lican party, Mrs, j. Ellen Foster,
| Iowa, president of this association, was
| Invited to the stand aud the Unusual
spectacle OF woman addressing the
| X publican National convention was
/ witnessed,
Alabama reported disagreement
ovcf the selection II natioua, commit
| lvemnu ami they were given time to
settle the difference. The chairman
thsu anna cui the next thing In
1 urItr wg- The presentation Of names OF
/ candidates iOr the Presidency.
] lue roll NJ states Tor pres rntatlon Of
canIi latvs began, When Colorado
was feac cd, Senator Wulcott took the
platform 10 nominate Blaine Vol.
colt gre licted victory Ia November Tor
the great unrewarded l.Ruer O. the Re.
publican PARTY, james q, ~ ine.l Groa,
0hveriug.) WulcUtt sUid Blaine had
never been President, "hut,n he
aided, che viii be-" (Grrnt CHEERING
] HuteOtt declared that he WAS nrpuI
Ctst his vote Tor man who nlN
sought sympathy Tor his country, uv,u,
tug Tor himself.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-10

Britain, said. 81 hsva but one lamp
by which my feet are guided, pnd that
is the lamu OF experience. / know OF
no way u Judging Of tie future but ~
rho pat" New YORK was carried IN
1850 b. Garfield, aud In every Import
ant election since that time We nave
sOuC our beat. We have put forward
the ablCst, the most popular the most
brilliant leaders for governor and state
OH GERS 10 sullor constant defeat, oniy
the light which illunines with the sun
" nope the lark record Of those twelve
yeafa, l. the fact tina, in lsSs tho State
OF New York was trlumphantly carried
by Prssident Harrison. He carried II
then As "a gallant soldier, a wiso senator
aud statesman, who inspired conf
duuce. ny his pablo utterances ~ his
daily 'utech, from the compeuccmcut
OF the canvass to tho clIsF hu still
has all these claims, aud In addition an
Administration beyond criticism, aud
rich with elements n popularity, with
which to carry New York again. An.
erstry holps Ia the old word anu haudi.
caps la the new. There Il bat one
distinguished example Of n ION lltet
overcoming the limitations Imposed by
hN' NAhNNAANNAA AAllA' ~ AAAH AAAiNAf NAAA
then rising above IL, and that
was when the younger Pitt became
greater than Cha tau. With
an ancestor, signer Of the de.
claratiou u indepcnieuce, aud another
who saved tue Northwest from savage.
~, aud gave TO II civilization, an ems
pirr, aud who lie alsl PfcsiIont Of The
United States, poor ami unknown
lawyer 0t iniiaua has risen by his I'M
aided Efforts ~ such distinction CLAW
yer, orator, soldier, statesman aud
President that he reflects more credit
upon his ancestors than they have de-
volvod upon him, aud presents Ia lhe
American history parallel Of the
younger Pit by the grand record OF a
wise aud popular administration, by
the strength gained In frequent contact
with people, ia wonderfully voratile,
and fcliclioue speeches, by tho claim
OF n pure liie ia public AMI Ia the sim
plicity of the typical American home.
| nominate Benjamin Harrison.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-10
LOCAL BREylTlES.

TuE Territorial Supreme court ha. adj
Journod until Monday noNt
TopNY's storm has boon goneral all
over Utah. une-half Inch OF snow hiu,
fallen nj Phoebe.
SAMUEL DoNEY. OF the firm OF Parker.
DoNey a Eastman. architects, Ogden,
Utah, has returned from his studies In
the University Of Illinois, where he la.
devoted himself eNclusiycly tn Architec-
turo during tho past two years. MIR.
DoNoy'- specially Is school house afchi.
lecture.
THE well-known sporting man Jim
Donaldson, ripped and foil NJ tine corner
~ Main and second south Street au-irv
tho progress NJ tho storm this afternoon
and plunged headlong into the surping
stream OF muddy wafer that submerged
rho sidewalk. 10 sustained severe Ia.
jury tn his right knee cap and II was not
without considerable difficulty that he
walked away.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-10

The reporter next inquired: "what
DO you think, Judge, viii be the effect
NJ the action n the convention, before
referred 10 upon the Straight Rupub.
lican party Of Uinhs-will 1t injufe the
prospects Of the party 10 Utah among
thus. people who have not affiliated
thenuplves TO either pnftyG'
at may have u tendency 20 do that,
for time,O repliei the chief iustlcn
after brief psuse; Out think that
tlsy will act upon principle, and viii
not be driven Into any otnef party by
this mere failure to obtain all that they
probably wished"
"Have you heard anything about
the rumoroj appointment Of Mr..
Narinn ~ q National committeeman
for the Republicans?n was the next
inteffugaiofy pfopOuntod.
81 have heard Il stated that he has
been appointed, but whether It Is 90 or
not | do not know"
of the report b. true" rext Inquired
the reporter" what 10 you suppose
will be- the n cl7"
10 this the chief Justice answrrci-
"Oh, | presume that Mr.. Varan,
~ coon A. he thinks that the
Repuhllcan party l. permanently Or
ganiztd viii join that parry. H. Is "a
man who has always p-ofosssd to he
Republican, and presume that he IL.
Have you anything IN re- 10 sny,
Ju Ike, In regard to the political stu
atom"
mo, / dou't think that have any.
thing more to tell you. might any,
however presume that the Republl-
cans Will ratify the nomination for
President when maje--thst the Ma.
ti1nhl Republican convention will
place man In nomination with whom
the Republicans VI Utah will be salts.
fied.0
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FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT.
Iohn Weaver and Mrs.. Garlic Sustain
SERIOUS ipjuries In Runaway.

About qusrtero OF n mile beyond the
Hot Springs, at 9 O'Clock last night
Mr.. John Weaver Of Layton and
Mrs. Garlick Of the same place met with
Q ffightful accident. They had been
In this city making purchases during
the day and were on their way home
al the time. The accident was caused
by the carriage lole dropping on the
ground aud frightening the horses
which tprang into run anu
overturned tie conveyance. The
occupants named struck the ground
beneath the vehicle with great VIC.
leuce. The horses became detached
and continued their mad run ior con-.
siderable ... o. .tt. Mr.. Weaver aud
Ais. Gatlick were picked up ia AN un'
q nsclous conditioi and conveyed to u
lumber shanty near by. Dfs. Blcnkef
and T. T.. Pfue-s who were
at the springs bathing were
summoned 10 the side OF the
injured per-9ns. II was found
upon eNsmin ton that Mt. Wcavef's
right thigh had been dl-lOcstcd, his
noe broke and his head and face
badly cut and bruised. Mis-. Garlick
sustained fractured skull, and was
internally Injured.
Neither ofthe victims u the accident
could be- removed ami are still lying ut
the shanty. An effort, however, IL 20
be- made tonight, TO remove them "
more comfortable quarters.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-10
A NINE INSPECTOR.


Governor Thomas has just received q
letter from Secretary George Chandler
Of the department OF the interior at
Washington, D. o., asking for the
recommendation Tor the appointment
OF q competent person as mine in-
speclof fof Ulah. A similar letter has
heon sent by Secretary Chandler 10
Delegate John r. Game.
The request IL made In compliance
with an act of Congress Tor the prntec.
ton Of the lives OF minofs IN the Terri.
tories.
The qualifications necessary 10 APP
pointmeut are that the applicant muet
ho a practical miner or practical min
ing engineer
Governor Thomss has already re-.
ceiyed several applications Tor The DO.
sitigu, hut has not decided whom he
win recommend.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-10

s.i5 .. m.--Roll all has just started;
Alabama - Harrison, 10 MclNiu.
Icy, :.
Arkansas- Harrison 10, Mckinley 1.
decentralization 5, Mckinley /,
Blaine o.
ColorSdO-Blaine s.
Conntoticut--HarrIson 4; McKin.
lcyS.
Dolaware-B Blaine /, Mckinley /,
Harrison I.
Florida-Harriaon 8,
Harrison 20.
Idaho Blaine o.
An Illinois delegate challenged tho
vote aud the roll Of delegates IL being
called.
Down 10 aud including Illinois. the
vote stands; Harrison o., Mckinley
IS, Blaine a.
illinois-oiiclal poll: Harrison -,
Blaine ~.
Harrison 80.
liberalization 20, Blaine 8, Me-
kinlcy /.
Hentucsy-Hsrrlson %, Blaine .,
Mckinley /,
Lpul,iSna--Harrlson S, Blaine 8.
Maine Blaine u.
tNRN ANAlAA ~ HAANNhNfN -
Mas achusetts-harris9n Is, Blaine
!, Mckinley II.
Michigan - Harrison Z, Blaine 9,
Mckinley 10.
Minnesota-Harrison s, Blaine o,
Mckinley /.
Mlssissippi-Harrison 49,, Blaine ~.
MISUNDERSTANDING 4, Harrison -,
Mckinley ..
Down 20 and including New York
the vote wasi Harrison 86s; McliiG.
ley 81, Blaine l iSi.
UP 10 and including North Caro-.
Ina; Harrison $3.50 30, all Others
22g go.
ohlo-McRinicy ~, Harrison 9.
Mck!E'0y -7it he We q, delegate and
cast no such vote. The Ohio vote il
being taken under much excitement.
North Carolina'a official vote.
Blaine . 2.3, Harrison II 30.
New Nork-Blalne 80, Harrison "a,
Mckinley 10.
Down to aud including OREGON
Harrison 800 20 MI Others 2sb 90.
Down TO and including New York
vote Harrison sjs, Mckinley 81,
Blaine li5.
Mlssouri-Blainc 4, Harrison 2s, Nc.
Kinney -
reXas--Harrison %.
Here the convention went wild, the
nomination being assured. Delegates
aud people Ia the galleries shouted, and
the band strikes up.
Down TO and Including pennHyl.
vaula, Harrison 400, MCKINLEY lTi,
Blaine l4i.
ELMER +. 5heperd was called TO the
ch"ir by Mckinley who takes n place
on thu floor aud asks recognition.
Mckinley moves that Harrison be
nominated unanimously.
Boyd (col0red) OF Tennessee seconds
the nomination.
CrirS OF "Roll call" "Sit down, -
from hll over the hail, dciegate- claim.
ing that the rules could not be waived.
Mckinley said they could by a two
thirds vote, and the confusion was re-.
newed.
Mckinley at i;aO telegraphed Harrl.
son his sineere congratulAtlOn.
The first ballot complete gives Har.
rison 63l, Mckinley 1853, Blaine l75,
Reed ~, Lincoln |.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-10
ZANE ON THE SITUATION.
4 Review Of The Rise Of the Utah
Republican Party.
1T WILL nor fALrER or BECEDE.
lie favors statehood. - ,l,O Flight for
asiralght Republican Delegate
10 Congress.
1T WILL nor FALrER or RgcEDR.

A representative Of the NEWS waited
uuon Chief Justic. Zane this n ternoon
with the object Of ascertain q his Views
an tn resent political situation as
affecting Utah. His honor answered
freely and frankly the questions
addressed to him, as Will be seen by
he following;
Asked "what do you say, Judge, In
regard the action Of III G convention
In seating both sets OF delegates from
Utah?
swell, | will say that d. not think
II will have auy permanent effect IL
"a, .luappointed some OF the straight
Republicans Of Utah, no doubt, but
will state that the Church OF Jesus
Christ OF Lstter-dsy Saints having
abandoned polygamy nearly two years
70, aud the Peoples Party-a pOlili-
aal organization composed OF the
members OF that Church anu those dis
posed to be favorable TO it--having
dissolved more than one year ago,
many Republicans believed that the
common good demanded the organiIa.
ton OF their party, regardless OF rellg.
ious beliefs and creeis. And no they
proceeded about year ago 10 organ
ize party throughout tho Territory.
The Liberal" party, rs II Is termed,
opposed tN.,, but the Republican party
was organized, aud nj the only Terri.
t0rial election since that time had
delegate In tho Held. IL has
also had a delegate In every county
and city election IN the Territory
since. II has been recognized by the
National Republican Committee.
IL has held two Republican Territorial
conventions; n selected two delegate.
TO the National Convention now
In session, and they were adj
mitted 10 seats. Thereby the
national Republican party approved Of
the organization anu said 10 the
straight Republicans, "You haze done
right.n We will have another Terri.
torial Republican convention soon aud
place candidate for delegate to Con-
gress In the field, to be voted for by all
Republicans and such Others a,
favor the election " the man. There
will DO no hesitation, or hating or
backing down ut the bidding OF any
other party or set Of men. The party
Will have ticket In the field nj all
elections In Utah hereafter. This Re.
publican party Ia not In the field
merely for "a day or a yehr. but durIrr
the future OF Utah as a Territory nni
ms n state. We nre for Statehood f,r
Utah, M understand IL, / mn for II
now and will he until IL Ia oblainsi.
and then | shall be for the State nli,r.
wards, | have no doubt that In, nelly
epitheta now hurled NJ Rnpublirsns
VIII be forgotten or. long. nnd ihe mar.
row pr,luiices and bntreis which in.
lest the hour will be exnell.d by t.,son
moral powsr and trus r.Iigion
aud fellow.feeIing. sooJ'
will and charitv will I.h. fha1r
Mace. We endoIss The Rsnrh,,"an
platform, as understand a, and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-10
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Eanto Ut John l.. Blylh, doooascd
NOrICE rs HEREBY OWEN ny THE
~ undersiEncI executor ~ tho will nf
John l. MYTH, deceased, Ga the creditors OF
aud an pcrsons htWnr claims against the Ahid
deceased, 90 exhibit them with tho ucrosHary
vouchers within ten months after tho nrst pub.
llcauun Of TINS notice 10 The siid executors,
WIN, 4, hOssiier aud Hamilton q. Park, ht -
brand Nnung'a once, over nesetet National
tAnF, cotnuf East irmplo aud Itrst south
streets. salt Lake City, Yah, IN the County OF
salt Lake, Dated May 9Th, lsa
WN. a UORstTFR
iiAMiLTOAG. pAitk,
Executors OF the VIII OF John H. blythe
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-10
BEAVER WOOL MANUFACTURING
AND MILLING 60.

NOTICE or AsssssMENr-SO Is
~ hereby given that NJ meeting 0f the
dteciofa, held 1n May pth, ls9l. Az AsscsmFnt
Of ten per cent Tor II % per fharc N 81 LfUl
was lcyied upon the apiial stock OF The ror.
p0Taiton, payable July lst, lspl. 90 !. y. 10.
ton, secretary, nj Beaver CITY. Utah.
Any stock uUou which this assessment may
remain UNPAID on tho gnd day NJ July, isBl
Will be delinquent aud advertised Tor sale Al
public auction aud unlnss payment IA made
before Will DO sold on tho llst DAY OF july
gothor with tho cost u advertising and -.
penso OF salt.
Beaver CITY, May iCth. lg!.