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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-05-02

10 the girls room, didn't aim 10 hurt
him, Bowmsn was not there that Night
said pistol was loaded with paper and
powders Instead of running sbav
came sfief him. he vent through the
composing room and down the back
stairs, said Bowman wss NJ home tbst
night nj bis foym, on High street NJ
the time Of the shooting; had no,
wanted 10 hurt shaw and 70 he got
away 20 ss not 10 hurt him.
Shaw had been coming up there Tor
six weeks; he and Bowman had their
suspicious aroused and their only object
was 10 drive him Oft; Shaw came there
nearly every night, and he and Bow
man saw him In bed there with the
girltbey satisfied themselves that shaw
had committed crime and ruined
the girl; saw Shaw that night; he said
II the pistol had been loaded he would
surely have been killed; he saw Mrs
Cosper who rooms up there; had talk
with Miss Ferris.
Chas. Van Avery, JOURNAL press
man, vas called but knew nothing
about the matter whatever. This
closed the case for the state,
BINoHAM's ARGUMENT
In brief was then submitted. There
had been no proof that this pistol was
loaded with ball; hence no crime was
intended;no criminal intent was shown
no intent to inJure Shaw was shown
II the court ruled thus no witnesses
would be offered for the state; Worick
should be discharged. His ofense was
a lark at the utmost,
Counsel cited nth Oregon reports,
page 300, ruling that to point an un.
loaded weapon at another was not an
assault with q dangerous weapon.
There was q new law not yet 10 force,
makes 1t crime to point weapon,
loaded or unloaded. Shaw had not
even been put In fear or fled from Wor.
ick.
TIE DISTRICT ATTORNEY
concluded the case for the state, claim
ing the state had made out its case,
proving be claimed an assault on Shaw
with loaded pistol. 1t was conspir.
acy to do Shaw an injury. 1t made nc
difference whether 1t was lead ball OF
q paper ball.
FoRD's SPEECH.
Defendant intended to injure Shaw,
by stepping up behind him and shoot
ing 80 that the blood ran down his neck
there was an attempt, intentional, by
violence, to do Shaw great bodily in.
jury, there was wad in the gun If
there was not ball.
ADJOURNED.
At conclusion Of Mr.. Ford's speech
Recorder Edes adjourned court to p.
M, when Mr.. Darcy will conclude
the motion to dismiss. The hearing in
the Bowman case Is put off till tomor.
row. His landlady will prove an alibi
for him.
wORICK BOUND OVER.
After the closing arguments of the
attorneys, Recorder Edes bound the
defendant over, with bounds fixed at
500. Bonds were promptly furnished,
and In June Mr.. Worick's case will
come before the grand jury.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-05-02

THE CHxRuns. Ifthe baby reporters
Of the two papers that have aspersed
the motives Of The JOURNAL In the
Shaw Ease, would use their columns u
bring an evil-doer To justice, there
would be ut least some excuse for their
existence. They can see that all is
wrong with n competitor. though their
own statements exonerate him entire
", aud there 10 nothing wrong In their
infAntile peppers with u man who Ia
proven = wretch Of the deepest dye.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-05-02
DEATHS.

the home of his
father, on North Howell prairie, at 2
p. m, Monday, May I. 1898. from
consumption, Ohio McIlwain, aged
2s years,
The funeral was conducted today at
l;so. Burial In Lee Mission cemetery.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-05-02
LETTER LIST.

The following letters remaining in
the Salem postoffice April >. isas. un-
called for. Those calling for them
please say ''advertise,in
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-05-02
el0 90 Reward

VIII b. paid for the recovery Of body
- Chinamsn. Jong Chung, drowned
q salem saturday. GRo. SUN.
6-l-2t
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-05-02
DAILY WEATHER FORECAST

PORTLAND, May 2.-Tuesday and
Wednesday light rain. Temperature
stationary.
u. S. WEATHER SERVICE.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-05-02

see the plain aud brooaded black
aateens, lace curtains. table damssk
and summer underwear. at the New
York Racket. eod-dw.2t
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-05-02

BoCrAL.-Union lodge l, D. q. T,
will give social In Grange hall. Fri.
day evening, May 7th. All members
OF the lodge and their families are In
vited. Free. Come.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-05-02

Constipation, and all troubles witbths
digestive organs aud liver, are cured hv
Hoods Pills. Unequalled as a dinner
pill. N'""e'
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-05-02

STATS FOUNDRY, The state board
now expect TO have the state stove
Goundry In running order by the end OF
this week.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-05-02

III you want extra choice dry granu.
lated sugar, you can get the best nj
Clark a Eppley's, AZ they handle IL la
barrels.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-05-02

Why suffer from dyspepsia and head
ache when simmons Liver Regulator
will cure youg
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-05-02

fyou are all run down, tagged out,
take Simmons Liver Regulator and be
spry.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-05-02

Take Simmons Liver Regulator,
You can eat ~ much aud whatever you
plsass without Injury.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-05-02

TUFTS PILLS act kindly on young
and old.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-05-02
SPRAY YOUR TREES.

Barr 4 Petzel have ths beat pumps
In the market for the purpose.
BARR h PETZELL,
2l4 Commercial Street.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-20
THE MAIDEN FAIR.

It isn't always nervousness that makes 4
girl bite her lips. SometiMes-vefy often,
in fact--she does 1t to give them nice
color.
Nobody has ever yet discovered . girl
with small waist who didn't think she
could have 1t smaller without feeling un-
comfortable.
Some girls take first class happiness in
having burned finger, or cold sore, or u
sprained ankle, because it is SO comforting
to receive sympathy.
When girl il i'll, she says that she'd
give everything she owns to 'be we'll, and
when she Is well she scolds and frets be-
cause she can have only one new hat.
When you see a girl with her hair all
mussed up you must not think she hasn't
combcd ii. It takes her many weary mo
ments to fix it In that tangled fashion.
Whenever one girl tells another girl
about her troubles with her dressmaker,
the other girl has tale Of woe twice as long
and twice as narrowing to tell In return.
It's very easy matter to tell whether q
girl is expecting man or a girl caller. II
u man is coming. she looks in mirror ev-
cry few moments. If it's girl she doesn't.
Chicago Record.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-20
THE DEACON.

The First Baptist church Of Charleston,
s. c., is the Oldest Of its denomination in
the south. It was organized in 1863 by the
Rev. William Screven.
The highest church towers are those OF
the Cathedral of Cologne, 5l1 feet. This
church was begun over GOO years ago and
completed very recently.
ibid you ever" said cne preacher to an
other, stand at the door after your sermon
and listen to what the people said about it
as they pass,d outt" Replied he, II did
onceH-a pause and sigh-"but I'll never
do it againr'
The Rev. David Fennessy, for many years
president of st. Mary's college, Louisville,
one of the most noted Catholic educational
institutions of the south, has been called to
Rome to become vicar general of the Order
of Resurrectionists.
The Rev. cLr. and Mrs Sprague and the
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce. all ordained min
listers of the Unitarian church, followed
each other in a San Francisco pulpit. Mr..
Pierce preached on Faith" his wife on
Hope" Mrs. Sprague ON Charity" and
Mr.. Sprague on "The Greatest of These"
The Helena independent., 1893-11-20
THE SNAKE sEKMEp TO ENTER INTO THE
SrnET

appointed that he had no sign of fishing
tackle, as the trout We're evidently hungry,
and if lie only had a hook and line he could
easily catch al! he wanted.
While trying to evolve a plan for the cap
ture of some Of the front the gentleman
noticed an Immense blaeRsna6e lying on a
stump summing itself, and immediately he
recalled that his father had told him, n
good many years ago, how expert black
snakes were in catching trout. After lit
tie thought on the suhSeot the gentleman
determined to try it, ana picking his way
cautiously to the stump he grabbed the
snake BY the tail.
The blacksnake evidently didn't under
stand at first just what was wanted of him,
and for some time after he had been soused
into the water he continued to twist and
squirm and tried to get away. But finally
the snake spied big trout peeping out
from behind stone, and like flash the
reptile darted out and seized the fish in it's
mouth. The instant the snake grabbed the
fish the gentleman, who held the snake by
the tail, pulled and landed his trout, the
snake letting go as soon as it was hauled
out on the bank.
The next time he struck the snake into
the water it seemed to understand better
"uat Was "dHteu anu very sOou BFdDDeu
another trout. BY the time Il half dozen
trout had been taken the snake had entered
into the sport in real earnest, and in the
course Of an hour the gentleman had cap
tured with his queer tackle over 40 fine
trout, and not caring for more he let tho
snake go, gathered up his fish and went
home.
1t was about a week later that the gentle
man passed by the spot where he had cap
tured the trout, and while he was standing
on the bank looking at the speckled beau-
ties as they darted through the clear water
he felt something rubbing his leg Look
ing down, he was surprised to see his old
friend, the blacksnakc The snake had
seen and recognized him, and backing up to
him had stuck about foot of it's tail up
against the gentleman's leg as an invita-
tion to go fishing again.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-20
SHERIEF'S SALE-A. K. ERWIN, PLAIN
~ tiff. vs Ida J. Roeencrans and Lncien |. T

SHERIFf'S SALE-A. X. ERWIN, PLAIN
~ tiff, vs Ida +. Roeencrans and Lncien l.
Rosencranst defendants.
Under and by virtue Of an order Of sale and
decree OF foreclosure and sale issued out Of the
district court Of First JUDICIAL district ef tho
and Clarke, on the Iatn day Of November. A.
1893. IN the above entitled action wherein A. n.
;nsl,o ryin, the above % named plaintiff, obtained :
against ida hosenorans and Luoien l. hossn-
crane, defendant. on tho 1lth day Of November A.
est costs and attorney fses. which said decres
was: on the lltn day of November. a. u. l89. ro.
corded in Judgment book No. - Of raid court at
page -. am commanded to sell all thr certain
lot piece parcel of land, situate lying and
being in the county Of Lewis and Clarke. state Of
to wit:
Lot numbered ten (10). in block numbered
forty-two (l2), of tbs ori ,inal townRite of the
city Of He.ena, said lot being thirty (3O) feet
front on fifth avenue and one hundred (lC0)
feet deep. as the same is designated and de-
ofics OF the county rec rider Of said county.
Together with all and singular the tenements.
hereditaments and appurtenan' ~ thereunto be-
long n9 or In arywse apnertaininS.
Public notice is hereby given that ON Fri
dsy. the eth day Of december. A d. 1893. 1t IA
M of hit a. :. The r9n door Of tho
Montana will in obedience to said order of sals
end decree Of foreclosure and sale sell the above
necessary 10 satisfy said Judgment, with interest
and costa TO the highest and best bidder. for
cash in hand.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of Noven-
CHARLES d. CUnTIs, Sheriff
By TRED E. Hess Under Sheriff.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-20
MATHES0N & CO.,
Gold Block.

y the First judicial district o. ths state II
Montana, in and for the county Of Lewis and
Montana Savings Bank, : corporation. plaie-
bert. N. Thornburah franklin II, Wallace.
sestmsnt and anking Company. Limited. .
corporation. defendants.
The stats q Mont.n. ''nds greeting to the
You are hereby required to appear IN an aetion
6fppshs sinst By ths snsss ,, namsd ~
compliant Il fied ~Aa th.esin. rom. within ton days
" ,sa
this county; OF. il served out Of this county but
within this disteict, within tweaty days: other.
prayer Of said complaint.
Of s :Sio ior " ss s.ol
mortgage described in tho said complaint ana
executed b. the said defendant:. Hew.rd lew
4. D. 1882, to ssours the ps1m.nt Of certain
.aid isfendaats. Aowa.d Psy and Aua n; rev.
order Of said plaintiff. with interest thereon 81
the ratio Of twelve per cent per .anum afts. m,-
ISL, shs I said dsfsnd.nt. Albeit M. 1hsrnbargh.
for : valuable oonsideration endorsed said note
and BY HE as,ssmsnt in Writing assumed ne. a .na
payment to bs nade on OF before the 18th day Of
January. 4. y. 1885, and said mortgage previd-
t; 'as .sas
and that If a. action be :, eomnsneed
eid.at to said said forsciosurs - prsossdi.ss @ e.
including q reasonable attorneys fss. shall
be paid out Of the prsoseds Of sale of said mort:
promissory note and mortgage et the time Of Ii.
commencement Of this action being the sum Of
Ave hundred dollars, principal together with
per aanum from the l4th day Of July. A. y
:an @ q ss7snsy.ii,s aoii.1s .isorasss to-. and md
The property embraced in and affected BY said
mortgage being all ,hose certain lots, pieces q
sw .. 70 e A:.a II
particularly; described = follows to-wit
os: sss esi in in. so
bered. designated and described on the plat Of
said Valley View addition ON file in the ofies Of
Clarke hat tho prtmis.. % oonys,.d 1m' by said sad
mortgage may BE- cold and the prooesds Of sale
thereof applied to the payment of said mort
at the rats aforesaid aad of said sum Of seventy.
d'e dollars attorney foes. and costs Of suit ana
IN case such procssds sre not sufficient to pay
the same to ebtan An execution against said us-
fend ants, Howard ew Ada Il. sw and Albert
aud alss that the said defendants and all persons
claiming BY. through or under them OF either Of
claim, lien, equity of redemption and interest
In and to said mortgaged promises.
And you arc hereby notified that II you fail to
appear and answer the said complaint a. above
required. ths said plaintiff viii apply to the
court for the elief demanded in said com plant.
Given under my hand and tho essl Of the dis
trict court of the first Judicial district of the
state Of Montana, in and Tor the
-@~ county Of Lewis and Clarke,
Seal First ! this 10th day of october. in
Jud Dist. the year of our Lord ons thous.
Court. and eight hundred and ninety.
49, three JOHN BEAN. Clerk.
by Ess c. RICKER, Deputy Clerk.
Aassena Bullard attorney for plaintiff.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-20
SHEEIFF'S SALE-WILLIAM JACKSON

SHEHlsF'S SALE-WILLIAM JACKSON
plaintiff. vs., fdwin Ioomis Merton Z.
!"'oiHle, John ! oomis. Joseph Hoffman and
l'"nis. hoffman, defendants.
Under and by virtue Of An order OF sale and
decree OF foreclosure and sale issued ont Of tho
ffate OF Montana. in and for the county of Lewis
and Carke. on the @.in day of ctob r, A. ID.
1917, III tho above entitled action wherein iliam
1AcH~oh, tho above named plain in, obtained 4
Judgment and decree Of foreclosure and sale
against dwin Loonls, Morton .oumis, John
IL l-oomia. Jo'eph Hoffman and Louise Hofi-
man. defendant, on tho 2Bth day of October A.
est costa AID attorney fees. which said decree
was on Inc zhih Gay OF ctuDer, A. - 1885,. Fe.
corded IN Judgment book No. ! of said court at
iige am commanded to soil all ,h,t certain
!ot, piece or parcel of land, situate. lying and
heI III tho county Of Levi. and Clarke state OF
M htah". and bounded and described as follows.
to witt
ito Conflict lode in the Ten Mile (unorgun-
!z"d5 mining district. Lewis and Clarke county
nd ontana, which said lode is fully described on
page 2S5 OF book i of Lewis and Clarke county
records, anu also In the amended notice Of loca-
non recorded on psgs 20 OF book of lodss OF
sHtt county records.
PabiC notice Is hereby aiyen that on T1as-
oaJ he %iet day OF lovenbe A. ID. 1893 at "a
clook m. OF that day. at the front door of tbs
courthouse. Helena, Lewis and Clarke countv
montana, will in obedience to said order Of sale
snu uscrss OF foreclosure and sale sell the above
osscrhed property or 60 much thereof as may be
necessary 10 satisfy said Judgment. with interest
and costs TO the highest and best bidder, for
cash in hand.
Given unde, my hand this slst day OF October
CHARLks d. CURTIS, Sheriff
~ RED Z. Hess. Unaer Sheriff
The Helena independent., 1893-11-20
A Rather In the Closet,

For several days Mrs. Wells of East Sc.
dalia, No, heard a peculiar buzzing in the
closet where wearing apparel was kept and
was of the opinion that the noise was made
by captive katydid. Several times she
was on the point of making an investiga-
tion, but household duties distracted her
attention, ard she failed to make the search.
The other day her husband went into the
closet to secure heavy pair of trousers
Taking them from the hook, he gave them
vigorous shake, when out dropped n rat
tlesnake three feet in length, the reptile
being what the occupants of the house had
mistaken for katydd.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-20
g; &; 1.-THE Old Nam 'sslles ssorst By 4

M I.:;;1;th .T1hs Old Mam'sslles seorst By L
v:s!.:: s:: wiz, Z, MI; H. s,s;sss: u.,a,,
Eo. 4-Psx Woianston ~ Charlie. Chi.fs Ee.ds q st''.'
Eo @ s-Eo1s. 2ton,snsSt as o1ida =, 1h
NJ; - Have Lived and Loved. By Mra
10. s.Jss: Her Fac. and Hsr Fortune. Bv mr.
No; ny- yLThs House on tho MsrsA. By Eloren..
No l1-Wife in Name Only. Fy Charlotte
Nc, l2IThe Story Of An African Farm. By
Ne is@sss. "a 4 History OF Adventure. by Il. n,d..
Nq; i.klinz solomon's Mines. BY H. Ride.
No. i5-Essays, First Series. Ey Waldo Ems..
H. s4s. is-4E:|il1. II ls., Bf fA. Als.:nass Dumas.
Nc; ls-Ths Shadow of bin. by Charlotte NJ
No e ihs Secret of Hsr Life. BY Edward
@ "a @ae.::: ~. IT. H:c e y,,v white csllia:
No; M-ihe Master Of the Mine. BY Robt
Nc: 2.-Lsrd Lisls's Daughter. By Charlotte
No: .E..sys Second serl... sy Ralph Waldo
No y, 2s,TSs bag q D,smosds B5 George sih: Man
Ne; FLA Tour Of the World in Eight, D,sA
10 ss-Al.s oa.ss.'%.sn 'tia y f. Riasso RiS1oia a...
Hs: so-The Scarlet Letter. B, Nathaniel H.w.
Ne. Sat the Worlds Mercy. ~ fiorsno:
-; N-a.tt; K Tss of Caravan. S'fsas Bs Ro6..
NJ 81 Little Irish Girl BY "Ths Duchess" "
No. ss-rorEng the kettsr:, iy Mrs. Alex lander.
Ne ss.sir No.l's Heir. BY Mr.. May Arn..
No: 1S; ss"TS. Twelve sre.t Diamonds. 4, Mr.,
No. 40.-Ih no Heiress Of Hsndes Hall. By Ett,s
No: ti-ihe Cuban Hsirsss. BY Mary Kyle
No 1-isora's Bridal Vow. By M.rs.r,.
NJ. 4s-R.lph R.ymond's Heir. BY Horatio
H. ihe hsir of Gi.n!ils. 'fs By Aqsassa franoi. A.
No. ga brave Little Woman. By Mrs Mary
No. ti-fhs Queens Revsnse B, sylv.nu.
No Is-Ihs Mil Girl of Tyrol. By NJ. T. C.,do,.
No. 80 uld Lioht idylls By J. u. Barrie.
No 5o,-Derrick Vaughan. Novsnist by Edna
No. s,-Ths .hs nu nuShs;.. .; By The Duchess"
ke M Grown Of shame. By llorenos
No. 5s-A Troublesome Girl. BY The Duchess"
No. W-When NAME Single. ~ ]. M. Earrie.
No. 57-fAnchon the Cricket BY George and.
Ne ss-Ihe Story Of Elizabeth. ~ Miss
No. ss-T.c Ki..s.. gy H.wley Smart.
No. 8l--Ihs Devils Die BY Grant Allen.
To rpy one who will send us THREE oe
the No. coupons accompanied bv
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS in silver or post
age stempa We will send any THREE
8OOKs to be selected by yourself from the
list iintsd ahovs. BY mail postage prepaid:
The Helena independent., 1893-11-20

NOTICE TO CO-OWNERS-TO MICHAEL
~ Weilsnd. Henry Heissr and Joan Wal.
have expended nins hundred tsgOOj dollars in
work. labor and impro yements upon the Nslsen
quartz lode claim In tlus Cloud mining district,
sppsAr b. certificate fled August Is, ,SSA In the
ehtce OF the recorder Of said county. IN srdsr 20
hold a.d premises under tbs pEoylsions Of sso-
being the amount required 10 held Sks same for
shs yssr eonnsneins January I, !eAs; = tAs. ys.r
sna'1s :S.a 9s Dossnesr ~ lsss. and within niasty
NestiOa you fail or ssfnss 70 soatsibuts youv
proportion Of snch expenditure (fos soprosentar
Jour intorsst In said Q aim Will become tie
property Of the undsvsisnsd. under saId ssction
3.S2l OK tbs Rovissd ststusss o. the UAissd
states. CHANLkD fjEL6OI
lirst publication Aug. 70, .6Ds
Datsd Helena. Montana Aug % -->~
The Helena independent., 1893-11-20

through the window of Mr.. Wrattan's
mothers room, and she was evidently the
first victim. She was found lying upon the
floor with both arms broken, and terrible
struggle must have taken place. Mrs.
Wrattan was also found upon the floor, and
five feet from her lay her little daughter
Stella, aged 8 years. The baby, years old,
was found murdered in the kitchen, and
Ethel, Il girl II years, old, had her skull
broken in two places Mr. Wrattan was
killed in his bed and was evidently asleep
at the time.
Money was presumably the motive of the
murder, as it was known that considerable
OF it was secreted in the house, and every
place where money was likely to be found
was ransacked.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-20
In Il Back Seat,

Mr.. de Style-What's wrong, my love?
Mrs. de Style-All my work and worry
go for nothing. lam no longer the first
lady in our set. l have become mere no.
body since that Mrs OLDHAM came back.
MIR. de Style-Why should that be?
She had noble ancestors, but so had you
She has valuable hairlooms, but so have
you. She has wealth. but SO have you
Mrs de Style-All of no Use now. Her
husband was killed on the Matterhgrn,
and you never even climbed IT, New
York Weekly.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-20
ANECk FOR THE hANGMAN's MOOSE.
James e. Stone Doomed to Grace an In.
diana Gallows.

diana Gal1ows.
James E. Stone, who now lies in prison
at Jeffersonville, Ind, has a neck that
seems by nature designed for the hangman,
and the'noose is not likely to be cheated of
its own, as Stone confesses to the murder
Of the Wrattan family, one of the most
cold blooded and infamous crimes of mod
ern times, and has been sentenced to the
gtllows, the execution to take place Feb
16. He has made three conflicting con-
fessons, and it is believed that the fell
low is either crazy or feigns insanity. He
processes to have "got religion since his
incarceration and says that when he dies
he will meet his victims in heaven.
Stone was found guilty of the murder of
billiard benson Wrattan, his wife, mother
and three children. The Wrattans lived on
a farm about nine miles from Washington,
Ind. The murderer or murderers entered
The Helena independent., 1893-11-20

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The Helena independent., 1893-11-20
NOTICE; OF sToCKH0IDERs' NETTING
~ SQuthern CrCs. L old Mining

NOIINT OF 5IUNhll! IIIJFRS' METT1NG-
~ southern Crcss Gold Mining COMPANY
Notice is hereby given ttat a meeting of the
stockholders of the Southern ross Gold Mining
company will be held at the Mcllermott hotel
IN the city of butte, county of silver Bow and
ID. 1897. at the hour of two O'Clock p M, for the
purpose Of voting upon proposition to render
the stock OF the company assessabe 1t is de-
lersons holding certificates of stock not origin
ely issued to them should have the same trans
ferred upon the books of the company and new
'ertifcates issued in their own names, to entlte
them to representation. by order Of the board
of trustees.
o. p. BLAINE, President.
Attest: GUY X. PIArT. Secretary.
Tho above meeting is adjourned until the first
Monday in January (Jan. u. 1894. to meet ut the
same place. o. p. BLAINE, President.
Attest: GUY X. IIATT Secretary.