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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-06-04
Gle SO0 HAVE YOU SEEN FTP

That beautiful new residence wv. cor walnut
and Clay SIS: contains parlors finished in
gold ana white enamel. reception hail aud dining
room oak finish and lincrusta walton. hardwood
floors; bedrooms on second floor and 2 ON third
floor: bathroom tiled ali around and hardwood
floor: poTce n tub; open nlcKeI-pIated plump
ing large bill ard-room: laundry: o air furnace:
marine view only l block from terminus OF Sac
rameu to-St cars.
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$4,000 RfsI TG2 2s se5SS Bgs
ave; elegant building store and fiat; rents $40
lot 25xlU0; street WORK all done.
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G)7SA ONLY a FEW OF THOSE NICE
IL ~. cottages left, which are selling
on the lnstallment plan. on terms TO suit pur-
chasers; small cash payments; elegant and new,
With ali modern improve mentS: lot 261l00; right
at the 24th-sUreet cable road good location.
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NO. 4s4-S25O0: ll9 ACRES OF LAND: II
~ acres young bearing vineyard; plenty of water
and good soil
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G9OO0 ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN;
'Cl'OOO. coy home sanchez ST.; new
modern bay-window cottage OF 5 rooms and bath;
stone walks, etc; lot 251lOO; near several ,iues
OF cabie-carS: within 20 minutes ride of the bust
hess center
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GeE0O ELEGANT NEW BAY-WINDow
tHOt'NO. fats OF s rooms and bath each; brick
foundations all modern improvements; rents $50:
Waller st. commands fine view of the CITY. 1ot
2Ux1lO ~''' = Ava
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GD6OO SUNNY LINE OF DUNCAN ST :
IT, OUO. right at the Church-street cable
road; cottage of rooms and bath; lot 24xI14:
nice garden.
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elk O00 CALItORNIA-STREET INVEST
u O'VOO. meut; 3-story and basement bay
window house OF p rooms aud 2 baths: brick
foundations etc: stone walks: splendid oppor-
lot SO :6xS0:6. with the l. off '
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
M ADDISON & BURKE-ESTAB 1853
Real Estate Agents and Rent Collectors,
626 Market street.
Full Charge Taken OF Property.

G n 000 BRANNAN. Mr.. I'd: 2 BUILD
tp iO.OOO. ings: stores and flats 50xSU
MADISON IL RuRKE
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-06-04

A ENCOURAGEMENT OF THE WARNER
y Traction last Saturday N ay 81. sold
1000 worth OF the unsold lots pubic uction
in the Warner Tract. We were compelled to dis
continue our sale owing to the lateness of the
hour, leaving IS or 40 lots unsod. In order to
close up partnership affairs in this tract. the re-
manning lots wilt be sold at private sale at auction
prices and auction terms until June Is, after
which the prices will be advanced 10 per cent.
All lots 50xl5O each; SO anu $40 cash as first
payment, balance at So and ST 80 monthly.
Prices range from 5000 to $500 per lot Those
desiring to purchase suburban lots no better In
vestment can be found. Write. call upon for
full particulars
M. j. LAYMANCE CO..
REAL ESTATE AGENTS and
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c. OSOA RENTS S76S PER ANNUM; GOOD
lCUOU- Investment on Guerrero ST WELL
buiit hats; all modern improvements large lot:
36xIl7:6 to alley,
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- G1000 RENTS $37 PER MONTH: TENE-
y IOOO. ments Of rooms each; lot 25IS0
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Mo. 1850 ACRES. PART HILLY AND PART
~ level iand good improvements: 20 acres in
crop: plenty of wood and water will sell or ex-
change; S4OUO.
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CALL FOR MAPS AND DIAGRAMS.
DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE by
IL G. h. REYNOLDS 81 Co. 1913 Montgomery &c.

SOL GETz q BROTHER,
led II SuTh IL Post at
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$500 house Of rooms and Afb aTb brIcs
foundations, laundry. stone walks. ETC.; lot 25x
106 fne views
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GOIO0 FOLSOM-Sr. INVESTMENT; SUB
oHOOUO. stantial improvements, Ior42x122 IS;
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SO. 800 5 NIes on P pGGy RESI- 81
b5t1: 9ricA foundations, stone walks &C.; lot
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$3.50 2 ELEGANT d,a5! EAsTLAKE FLATS
Stone walks. ETC.; rent SI30 per annum lot ~ :6x
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NO. 1915 ACRES: 80 RICH BOTTOM LANDS;
~ small family orchard: good bull dings: ali
personal property goes with the place at $4,000
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&l7 000 SPLENDID BUSINESS INVEST
u wv. ment; S-story building in front
IN store and fats. and rear house several tene-
Inents: good rents, $3.50 per month; lot 40: 6x
ceut net.
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UNIMPROVED.

G0oOn MUST BE sOr u RENTS $50: LOT
q OO 50xll5: part s'4cant: 2 fats, stable,
ETC. good home for expreSsman.
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$1,000 MTST BE sohP AS
consist OF corner store ana fats, renting for
S2S2 per month; lot l4OrSn
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CoNrRA cosrA CnuNry IANns

LANDS IN ALL COUNTIES OF TIE STATE
FUR SALE
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[ H. UMBSEN & CO.
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$500. E El.B9aAS ], RaEsIDENoE on DE
t-c apulances, ETC.. lot 25x106; street bltumi-
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$40 600 FAIR OAKS, Mr. 2IsT: sunny
double lot, 6lxll7 IS. MADISON d. BURKE.
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QQS00 GOuD 2-STORY HOUSE OF 6
u OOuO- rooms and bath: brick foundations
etc; sunny line OF Twenty-seventh street, near
electric road: lot 25x10U
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@ Send for Catalogue ga
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G 10 00O SPLENDID BUSINESS PROP
u -. WV erty on Howard street: large
store and fats; bty-windows. brick I, uRt atoms
etci rents SlO6; lot 3Ox %; ALWAYS rented.
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$4,000 c sSny NOM On wA6aEe ST.
OF rooms and bath; high basement; lot 25xSO
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EDWIN X. ALSIP & CO.,
The Leading and Oldest Real Estate Agency OF
Central California
OEFlCES.
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NO 1910 ACRES. 6-ACRE ORCHARD, s
~ acres vineyard; house. barn: plenty of water;
all fenced; sale or exchange at $500.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-06-04

FURNITURE AND HOUSE CHEAP; OWNER
l leaving the city; MrAllister ST., near Pierce;
rooms and bath: 25xl00: $4,000; offer want
ed. MADISON 81 BURKE
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&71SO NICE BAY-wINDow RESIDENCE
y Nv. OF rooms and bath; well located
Mebster st lOt u :6yAI Is.
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ELEGANT RESIDENCE; MUST BE SOLD ON
- account OF owners leaving the city; N. line of
Clay St. near W custer: 10 rooms and bath: rents
$50; lot 81 :6I127:S MADISON IL BURKE.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-06-04

ELEGANT LOTS SOLD ON MONTHLY IN
STALLMEETS.
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UO0Q CASH. BALANCE $50 PER MONTH;
IT EOOlot 25x1.O: new cottage of rooms and
bath; blocks from station; price $500 NJ $780,
$3l5O-Lot 81 :6x120; new cottage of 3 rooms
and bath; near Park st; $500 cash, balance $50
per month. No 3T6
$37OO-Lot z5115o; 2-story house of rooms
and bath; on Alameda ave.; $500 cash, balance
S35 per month No 3l4
$4200-Lot 501l49; cottage of rooms and bath;
pleasing location, between both railroads: 500
cash: balance S35 per month. No 23l
S7000-Lot 50x140: new 2-story house of 9
rooms and bath; all M odern improvements: $500
Cash; balance $50 per month. No 1888
Choice lots for sale in all parts OF Alameda;
houses to rent and money loan; houses built
to suit purchasers, only 10 per cent down. easy
monthly payments, by Fl. p. MOREAL & 90. Park
st, Alameda; 402 Montgomery ST., San Francisco
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Also several fine 40-scre tracts and some large
tracts; can suit you In both terms and price,
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my29 l5t

Clio CASH AND 1928 CENTS PER DAY OR $5
Ut " per month will buy lot in the Gem Tract,
only 500 feet from the San Leaudro Electrician
line. and near Seminary ave. PRATT Il Co, 459
Ninth ST.. Oakland. 1a29 If
E1DEN PARK, ON EAST FOURTEENTH ST.
u Fruitvale, East Oakland; elegant resident
property; no cheap lots. jed 3tSu
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L FURNITURE STORED-WESTERNP PLAN T.
III. RuONEY, Cai. Stor. W arehse, TO- Mission SIN
DACtrlC STORAGE WAREHOUSE 3Ol
i Stockholm furniture, pianos. etc., stored: esti-
mates given; furniture-movng. packing. apl 3m
CHEAP s toRAGE: FUkNITURE, ETC: NEW
" building: money advanced. 23l Third. my9 3m
CTERLING FURNITURE COMPANY, 1888
- Market ST.: Eastern plan low rates. apl9 SIN
OH AND 213 LARKIN (SIRATHMORE
Il building; safe and dry: half rates. ap Is GIN
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O. lCOO MODERN FLATS; SHOTwELL ST.
ID GOO. near Gath: 4 and B rooms and bath
well rented; lot 25I122:6. MADISON & BURKE
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GQ0OO OFFER WANTED; LARGE s.
tIoOU'. story house In 2 fats; brick foun-
cation: sunny side of Liberty ST.. near Guerrero;
double lot, 45xll4. MADISON IL BURKE.
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ALAMEDA RIAL ESTATE.

1000 EACH: 6 LOTS, 5Ox2O3 RARE
ID IOON chance; call early $4,000, new S-rooln
houses $4,000. new Groom house: $500, new cot
tage of 3 rooms; examine my list of bargains;
house to let. I. +. BAIRD, Morton station, mar
row-gauge, Alameda. je3 1t
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-06-04

S7 s59 hNP $500 Foh tE Easd LOTS
IN operation in mon ms. only cents fare to our
lots; S25 down and SIS monthly.
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n PER CENT INVESTMENT: NEW Broom
" cottage $500; $500 cash: $50 PER month;
lots from $500 and upward: easy terms. j. Ii.
YOUNG. real estate agent and ouse-builder I243
Park ST.. Alameda. my28 IF
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NrE HAVE FURNISHED HOTEL OF %
w rooms, besides bar. dinigg-room aud kitchen,
all stock of liquors and gars which we will ex-
change for small ranch within so or rs miles OF
san Francis price $4,000.
EDWIN X. ALSIP d CO.. IA Montgomery ST.,
San Francisco. iel Ut
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GSRO0 STORES AND FLATS: MISSION
S'OcOO. ST., near 26th 32:6x125; well
rented. MADISON & BURKE.
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C10O0 BUCHANAN ST, NEAR FILBERT;
I'd tOOO. 30I90: bay-window flats, 5 rooms
bath each; low rents. S32 MADISON IL BURK L.
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r OOEn REDUCED FROM $4,000: PINE
II O-OO. st, nr. buchanan; 3story residence.
Is rooms bath; offered at this low figure to
make an Immediate sale: large lot, 42:6xI37 :6
BALDMIN d HAMMOND. 10 N ontgomery St
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SUNoMA COUNTY LANDS.
NO. 27-32O ACRES OF LAND NEAR LARGE
~ town; fine black loan soil: houses: good
barn; plenty of water; price $1,000: easy terms.
NO 29-S27. 900; 5000 ACRES FINEST STOCK
~ ranch in the State: running stream and plenty
of springs: short distance from town.
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JUST GRADED, TO BE SUBDIvIDEDl
CHOICEST LOCATIONS NEAR GOLDEN GATE
PARK.
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REAL-EsTATE OWNER,
$50 MARKET ST., $50 MARKET ST.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

g.OOS0 GILMORE. Mr.. HAYES: earle
i OZOU. road will soon be built on Fillmore
ST.: lot 25xlO5:3. BALDWIN & HAMMOND, 10
Ouf ct
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Q7SOO l4FH ST., NEAR VALENCIA;
.p tOOO. rents 1892 per year; lot 25xl05.
MADISON 81 Kirk
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-27

wing TO high wind and blowing
sand, neither heard nor saw the train
until II was almO I upon them. Ward
sprnng Oh the truck, called AMI grabbed
for his partner, but was too late, for the
rapidly running train stuck him,
causing instant death.
Para City Record: James Cum.
mings, n victim 10 the morphine hahit,
IL confined Ia the city jan SUI ring
from mental trouble. Mt tlmra he
appears oriectly rational hut within n
few menutus beoDm,s violent and
tears things TO pieces. Probate Judge
Srielis will examine into the tnau's
sanity ~ sion a. n FEELS tnit Cam.
mings has had sufficient time t.,
recover from any temporal nj munt
Janes Burns. who DIVE. McLaugh.
llu d CO.'- delivery team saw u large
bald eagle over on the ridehiil near
Henry n. well's slaughter house yes
terday. H. Ju iged tns Dir would
MEASURE iuiiy n Ven feet from tip 70 ~
hnd hal no hs.itancy In declaring II 10
be the largest bird Ut the kin1 hr over
saw. IL was fee ing on the clrcnss NJ
dead animal, ami Ito thinks some
good spOrtsmtn might succe' Il In cap.
turing IT, Even the bIhcs smiths NJ.
complaining OF dull times and are
proving for the r isds 10 break up 81
that thors Will bo n demand Tor theit
services. Thirty teams were cluuted
yesterday coming up the divide be'
tween Park CITY and the Ontario drain
tunnel. The teams were loaded with
hay anu iumDer for the Park CITY
market.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-27
ADMINISTRATORS SALE or REAL
ESTATE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GtvES THAT n
~ pursuance n on order Of the Probate
Court u salt Lake county. Uiah Territory.
maze lcltuurY iath, 1876. thu undersigned All
minst-Ui1i ~ tho u ate ot IotHt uulll.rs.
igcoasci, viii On fudtv The uhIfd dar III
March. 1875. at the law office uI Iuhu ~ can.
non, room %. Constitution Uuldur. sait Lake
t.N, Utah ~ % O'Clock noon ul said dag or
alter SAID tlmr tu which tue sale may be con .
uuued s"li ~ private sale % tie highest bid.
ger Tor rt'u. ana subject to Che confirms tiun
ny Haid court, 800 The right title. interest aud
csiaiU Of uu ard rctcr ilofhiucs thr time
81 hi. death, or nftcrwarIs, Ui u and 90
the following described real estate, situated in
thr Guy anu county of SAT- Lake. rorrupry ~
uhh. beginning tWu and ono hiIf DO al RODS
norm " Toe southeast corner at lot cIeht ",
hiook Tory eight tsl, plat -, SAT- i.atc cay
survey, AMI roaming thence north thrcc aud
one mar .is rpdst thence west tWUuty .TI
rode. Thence south three and Onr.hali .i.I
Of hUsuuiuu.
niis Zoo wrtngwul be received on tho abov,
described ilul riihcr 90 sad office. or iY The
administrator Of said estate, up Co tir time u
Gaia HulC. jobs ~ CANNON
Administrator " The Es1atc 81 Peter iioihincs.
harlow truGusoN Attorney Tor Estate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-27
"Thc Nc,ti'crward Sop for woman

"Thc Next Forward Step for Woman"
Hon. Car d. Wright says It is in.
dustrial emancipation. DIR. Flower, cd-
itor OF The Arena. believes It is the
emancipation OF woman's lower limbs.
He has been hammoring away at this
topic Of dress reform with perhlp,
more genuine interest than any WON
an IN the country. He is carrying
ON, man though no Is, n brave crusade
against long skirts and corsets. lie
asks. "What IS the language Of the
skirt II 1t IS not the badge OF woman's
inferiority bcquca,hed from burbarous
pastE Wen, we don't know. ASK Us
something easy.
In pursuance Of his philanthropic aim
DR.. Flower has symposium on WON.
ans dress in The Arena. Contributors
10 st are Lady Harbcrion, who IS the h..
veutor of the divided skirt Tor woman;
Octayia W. Bates, a. b., tho English
college woman; Grace Greenwood aud
L. NJ. King Farmers Alliance WON.
an, who also lectures. All go in for the
short skirt. This il the main thing at
present demanded for reform In won.
ans dress, they agree one aud all. MIS-.
King, however, seems TO be the only
one who has the courage Of her conyic.
tons and is brave enough TO appear in
what Lady liarbcrton calls "twL
legged dress, the only suitable dress foi
two legged creature
In his editorial paper DIR. Flower give
u number Of illustrations Of this tive
legged dress for women. Some Of t.om
are pretty others are otherwise. Mis-
Bates dwells ON the danger to life,
health and limb from the trailing skirt.
also the expense Of IL ia the frequent
renewals Of braids and other accesso-
ries." a document is printed, signed by
May Wright sowall, Frances willard,
Clara Barton and other well known Ia.
dies, in which they ngrce to give their
influence ia favor Of an improvement in
woman's dress. But at tho same time
they distinctly decline to make any
promise that they viii wear any particu.
lar style Of reform dress, so what Is the
especial good Of their document
Lady Harberton perhaps hits the nail
on the head when She says encrge,ically.
at ID impossible TO look Mt an assembly
OF women without rcmarkiug how de.
void they seem to be OF all idea Of prog.
rcss and Of getting rid Of disabilities in
dress.' That is probably it. The women
themselves are "agiu It,"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-27
LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court On and for salt Lake
County, 1uutnry Of utth.
In the matter ut Gao hsitlr ul NHihm A, Mel
never. decreased.
NOTICE OF TiNln ANp PLACE ron THE
n hoAriug ns petition ior admisi0n To pro-
bale OF Will, pursuHut 900 an order OF Haid court
IN sad mltlrt, nuiicr - hereby given III !
Thursday, tho Oh ~ ~ warren, a, ID lhll, at
~Alt Iuto tty, Utah .trnliorY, 10 NO court
room OF sud court has ho'u appointed inp
lime aud plaro Ter tho he ring OF pettion VI
Iuoindu NrmcyVr, pray NJ Tor ih1 admission
10 probate OF a crrtan document herewith
presentcd. putp0ftug 10 be- the Ast will and
Testament ~ NiUiam 4. Nuimeyer, deceased,
when and where al uorsons interested may
Hppulr and oppose ne prpnale 81 said viii
mem ln Stimcior W. prayed for IN SAID
petition, ,,...,..
hand and aiiiNot thr seal " said court, this 23rd
iay Of February, a y. 1884.
H. y MELOY, Clrrk NJ tho Probate Court.
~ CAUsrEN BRoNNn, Jr., Deputy Cletk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-27

The tragic ending of the career Of the
Dalton gang shows anew that crime does
not pay, They were all three young
the eldest only thirty-strong, bright,
capable men. The world had never used
them III, consequently they could have
had no grudgo against it, They might
with their opportunities, have become
wealthy and respected mcp-lcnders IN
their community, But one thing pre-.
venied all this, and that was the devil.
try born in them. Pure cussedness, and
nothing else, drove thom to rob and
murder. II IS the only way OF nc
counting for them. Coireyville, Kan.
is to be congratulated on putting them
out OF the way. The three bravo men
who gave mp their lives 10 rid the earth
of these monsters viii be- remembered
and honored ag martyrs to the cause OF
public safety and orler.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-27

ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE SALT
Il Lake Power Lignt aud Heating Company.
A special meeting OF the stockholders of the
Salt Lake Power, Light aud ileHuug Company
will be- held NJ tho ONCE ~ the company IN salt
Lake City, M. west, tirHt south street on
saturday, March an, 1879. at 10 o'cidrk "a IN for
the purpose Of ratifyinr and onhrming the
action Of the board VI directors IN selling and
conveying All the properly, rights ana iran
chisrs OF the comp ny, to the sat Lake and
Ogien Gas and tleeiric lig company, and to
transact any md AL such other business o. may
DO brought before the moving.
JAMES MOFFAr
Secretary,
February 18th. is9J
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-27
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Lucky 1914 Mining Company, Location Of prin.
clpAl place OF business Para CITY, Utah.
Location of Mine. -nAte Greet Mining bis.
trict, Wuaatch County, Utah
NIoriCE ~ itEHtN GIVE, TuAT AT s
~ meeting vt The Hoard N Trustees, tuld
on the ii.l DAY NJ Fruru fy, lsli. ID salt Lake
Ivy Utlh, ana Assessment. number uONuu, of
Two rcuts per share was levied uu tho capital
stock 81 TOE rorpt ration payable % tho score
my within ihlttY days from above dAIu az
SAT- Lake CITY. Utah Auy stock upon Wiirr
this assUasment remains unpaid un thC lIil
dtv ot March, 1905. wili be- DELINQUENT Hud ODD
vcftised tor sale, Of puYlir suction, auI unless
payment u made Ne ore vii Ns sUl1 uu tuv stu
day Il May, iHli NJ the hour Uf D. 1'r nrt
noon, 10 rpum ND ana OurautuuOu UuiIuius,
Salt Llkc city. Utah, Go pay dcuuIuout assess
mcnt together vita cost Of ad1rftejnf aud
cApcunc OF sale. ". i. HuiirON.
Secretary.
40. % nur,on's Court. Second south street
between coud and 1hiri West salt Lnkt
city. Utah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-27

The editor Of The Rural New Yorker
writes regarding tho Pondorosa; zone
day last week we saw twelve Ponderosa
tomatoes that weighed IA pounds. The
largest weighed twop pounds three ounces,
or thirty-liyo ounces. One OF them was,
after weighing, cut open. We had never
before seen so large proportion Of flesh
ms compared with tho pulp, and the seeds
were 80 fcw that itwould scarcely pay a
grower to collect them for less than ten
dollars pound. These tomatoes were
quito regular In form, and their only
imporiection was that they were s,ill
green about the stems"