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COLLISION ON THE pENNsYi rlyI4.
Many Passengers InJursd - Edith Newton
Badly Hurt.

Many Passengers InJursd - Edith Newton
Badly Hurt.
wILKEsBARRE. Pa. Dec. ia passenger
train known as the Harrisburg express
leaving here at 1880 o'clock this morning
over the Pennsylvania Railroad. on route for
Pottsville. was wrecked q short distance from
Nanticoke at i o'clock. The train was going
at the rate ottairty miles an hour and collided
with freight engine that was running into
siding to allow the passenger train to pass. but
which had not got far enough out OF tho why
to avoid a collision. The crew on the freight
engine forgot about the passenger train and
consequently neg ected 10 flag il.
The list OF those injured Is AS follows:
Attorney A. {. Campbell OF wiiEesbarre head cut and
Loop of S.nueos. head bruised and n.rror.
District Auorpsy John GTr@sn Of San,lcoAe sid.
simon fiernberg OF wikesbarre. back and arm In
William Austin. baggage master slightly bruised on
Michael Mcpermott fireman. wrist hurt
George Mn.tlett, cypress messenger leg injured
John WHp. brakeman. cut On head. and side injured.
The Henshaw and Tenhroeck opera Com;
pany was on the passenger train, and several
was Miss Edith Newton Of ] ,52I Conyngho IN
street Philadelphia. who was seriously in
from coSeussion Of the brain. Dr. Hinast %
OF Nantleoke attended her. As soon as an
other train wss TSds 10 sh was PLACED on
DIR. kingsbury accom- panyl ng the party.
Miss SIay Tenbroeek was also Injured but
not seriously. Samusl Collins's shoulder was
dlslocated. Mrs. Collins. who was in the same
seat. was Injured internally.
Both engines were wrecked. Tho crews
saved theie lives by jumping before they came
together
The company officials were soon on the spot,
and everything was done by them to make the
injured as comfortable as possible. wreck
ing train was sent to the scene and an hour
later the track was cleared aud another train
made ur, which carried the passengers 10
their destination.
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aor Josrs's ANONYMOUS LETTERS.
Hs Replies 10 One by Popuiist GrImta on
Discovering Ais InsnIIty.

Discovering Ais lnenIIty.
BIRsISGHAM. Ala. Dec. 13.-Ths Identity Of
one OF tho anonymous letter writer's who have
been hurdenlnG the mail Of Gov Jones with
denunciatory and threatening communlea-
tions has been discovered. lie is Amos /.
Griffith. who lives In st. Claire county. On
Nov. II Gov. Jones received the following:
uEApSu4GTERs o. TH3 AvENuFRs or
1GE PEoFLt's MRuNGs
y, Thlaa. g. J8R,'. A-irg G,psTH"r n a alum
ria. inst TO notify you that the avengers Of the
peoples Nropgs are nov fElly organized We are
fully armed with al the ma lies OF d-Ath necessary to
carry out our plans including Lire snd poison Now TN.
/. tunrltty Jon auI your rsnchmen that Ne arc going
- nave All honest vote aud an honest cou' or your
and HE 90 rVe"F dishonest uI4cer aud
HEp-ciIr There aTc tuTes avengers on Your tracL
thAt Keen watrh ut yvu day AMI ngut.
Insist on your agents do Tis ht Tor YOUR NE a. Ne
a. thei-s IL ne trtrtt ~ Jrsy do wrong
~ order Of ine i,raI4 Commander uf the Avengers
OF he psopes Wrong--
GOV. Jones PIT this letter in tho hands Of the
Government detectives. VINO had no trouble IA
auntting tirllllth who Is a rank P0Uulist and
political crank. GOV Jones warned him low
letter against attempting to put his threats Ia
action.
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MI14BKLEs At Ely.
II - Feared They Have Irhicted n serious
Reverse Gpon the H,itI.h.

CARR Town. Dec. ia despatch dated at
Dulwnyo on Dec. 4 says.
Major Forbes's PARTY have been obliged to
retire on account OF the strong resistance OF
10 Bengula. Major Forbes Is believed now 70
lie in n perilous position.
After crossing the Shanghai River Major
Forbes sent Capt. Wilson forward TO nnd 10
BenRula, who was believed to be close at hand.
Wilson left camp Late in the evening and
reached the Kings wagon at midnight There
unon he halted.
10 Btngula's men evidently were expect
Ing the British and attacked them holly on
both sides, firing from the bush. cant. Wilson
was greatly outuumbered. and lie retired.
Fighting steadily.
lie sent message to Major Forbes for re-.
endorsements; but meanwhile the Shanghai
Ind risen suddenly. cutting OF communica-
ton between the main advance parties It is
believed that Major Forbes is trying to cross
the river higher UP. Much anxiety Is felt for
him and Capt Wilson"
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A FoRrrNE ron 4 r4urEh.
The Death OF TEIs Father MAKES an Iumats
% ths BrlagepoTt AlmsEousr EIeh

The Death Of Ills Father hake- an Inmats
OF tbs bridgeport Almshousr EIeh
BRGr0EPoRT, Conn, Dec. lathe Farmer
says that Henry pohson, until within week
an inmate OF the almshouse has come Into the
possession Of a handsome fortune by the death
Of his father in England. pobson. it ls said.
had partly completed university course at
oxford when. twenty years ago lie came to
this country. lie Toamed about the United
States until two years ago. when he arrived In
Bridgeport brokeu IN health and penniess.
A month ago he saw ~ an English paper an
encouragement OF his iather death, and sent a
Through this letter he was traced ~ the ex-
rrutGvs Of his father's estate 10 which 10 is the
Irom York. England arrived. He Nfnught
Duhsou % drait for - o. and the Information
that the estate would amount 10 SlrUUn.
Dohs0h has exchanged the almshOuse for
quarters better suited to his changed clTeum-
6tuucrA
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nov 1HEY ROBBED the 7EIIN.
III. Pals DIdn't Have sand. so Bronson
Had TO Make Them Too the scra ch

Had TO Make Them Too the scra cL.
DuvAI, Tex, Dec. 13.--Bill Bronson, one OF
the four Austin train robbers. all OF whom are
in jail here. made the following staten ent to-
Gay:
For months Shelton. Wallace and Denton
had been after me TO Join them in robbinG a
train. tried to keep away from them because
l didn't think they had the nerve to carry 1t out,
and. after we boarded the train found out
roost
won't say now who shot the fireman. but
had Winchester and shot at light man
had oh o platform: The light went out and
the man went back into the car After we side
tracked the train they were afraid to go
through II. but wasn't afraid / went to the m
and made them GO in. shelton stood at the
end OF the car and Wallace went through it.
Alter the hold-up We started for the river
whore we divided the stun and separated"
Bronson was badly wounded when resisting
arrest. but will recover.
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MEiLo's SruPA1nIzkR> ~ rr,>oN.
lie Fears 10 Attack the GTtY Lest H's
FFIends Rr Fat "a DsaIb.

The steamship Penlnsular, which arrived
yesterday from Brazilian ports. was forced to
change her anchorage in the hRrbor ~ lu 10
get ont Of the range Of tho nrc between Adj
mral Mellos feet aud PeiNotos forts. Mr.
H. l.. limenez, sal asmRn for AN electrical COM
pauY. who was a passenger on the Peniusular
says that when he lett Eiu janeitu the prisons
were filed with McliO's sympathizeTs who had
been arrested for uphoidinE his causes Mr..
Yimene2 undeTs;opI that Mcl.O was deferred
from attaching the city manly because no
feared leiEotu's prisoners might le nut 10
death. That was the reason. % WIS satu that
NleIIo attackeI only the forts IN the hnTbuE
capt Chatter oi the british strH n sh!p l.el-
Grafton. which aTTlNel yesterday from Per
"nambaco exchanged visits with ant EaEcr ~
the cruiser NirtuernY ami cant, rossnAu Of
the America o; ~, fhumus. "a were well On
tina new war sHip-. Cant l@kor hupe! 20
knock cut tiB AuuidaNaH. 10th ships sailed
sunday Dec. g. The. aay after the lsdsratlon
leit 81. Thomas The taEtain htat4 nothing
81 an accident 70 the America until reaching
AeWP0rJ News.
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LIKELF To H0sE HIS wager
Arrest OF the Nan Who Tried 20 Exprsss
Hlmssit Around tho World.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. l3.-Hermann Zeitung
who was discovered in box on Monday in
which he had been SHIPPED from Chicago by
express, was to-day held In 81, 200 bail for con
spirlngtO swindle the Adams Express Com
rany and tho penrsyl,nlia Railroad anl for
entering an express ear with intent - nor min
felony. <eilu"@ said D.. Nns trY.r.; 20 make
= tour a.! ne world In the h"N GA Il wager ~
600 EuIll"rs In .f"r man money.
The r0N yu- gEiurnd florl ,ins.-. ~
Luhy OF last Hats'e" street ant nr- con-
EiEncd to trot Hermann .vitaur. piunr ~
street, Philadelphia" HE cousl.sr"r eluuot
be found.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-14
an ms WIFE's GsArE.
Three DsA.rs n MS Family DrIvs schIilIng
q AttsIPt uIe-d de-

- A'ieEpi p ulc de-.
Leonard schillipg. sEel A. les unconscious
in the City Hospital Mt Newark with three bull
let's In his head. lie lived at as Sanford street
Newark. and hal a siv-yeAr-old daughter and
little babg, both Of whom 10 left in.his SIS
walked out t. Woodland Cemetery to Visit Al Ia
grave ~ his wife and two children all Of whom
died within three Weeks Ia August last. Hs
sister aid not mss uin until wnrl was brought
70 AcE IL rt he had shot himself over his w!I,-'s
EEtga. The keeper Of tue cemetery r-TeysuteL
MIN from trlng a. fourth Shot iutO his head.
srhL Eg IS 4 mason with regular employ
mont, tut ne "St ~. amr.tiuu alter the deaths
ia his fanny. a tWu-y rag-Olu girl died Du
aug. . and hts vito dl-d on Aug. H. SIX DAYS
later his oldest log. aged 5 ears died
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0UR WAR SHIPS ar BoN0LuLu.
The Oncsrs All sympathizs with the An
hrXnttonirts.

San Francisco. Dec. ia private ctter.
received by tho Oceanic, snys that tho Officers
OF the United States naval forces in Hawaiian
waters have made no concealnlent Of their
SYM athy with the cause OF the annexationists
II we are ordered to land" said one OF
these officers, hope that tho forces Of the
Hawaiian Government will drive us back to
the sen"
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most sYor THE NrIsiACA.
The BOard or Health serves Malice Iron
ths New York steam COMPANY.

The hoard OF Health serves Notice lpoa
ths New York steam IompanY.
The Foard OF Health told the New York
Steam Company yesterday that II must stop
the dirty soft coal nuisance which it has been
maintaining at its establishment at "a Green
witch street. The nuisance, according to a re-
port u Chemist Martin, was caused hy the
Earning OF soft coal Or n mixture OF soft and
anthracite coal under the eighteen boilers N
the steam company and consisted as scores
dirty smoEe laden with grease ami other Of
fensiys elements. which were blown about aud
INTO tire buildings in tho vicinity"
Alter considering Chemist Martins report
the board alopJcd this resolution.
F-sasrE Iaat Tue New York Steam Company be and
l. hereby uutInrd thal the sanct. y6lHFluu
SANITARY 'odr caust4 by 1'sehuIgv ~ sIaks from
tur Cury uf IS Hsi-Il AUrut at laU aud IA 4Egeu-
w+gu street be abaIvd forthwith
CnIisnyn Ia RiIia Has no rIss
C0.ors or aided bittsFs p pure and gratsIul-4du.
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cIycINN4lrs EISENHOWER.
A Bn for Fer R-,r-r-Th-T Are "a Par-
AIDE, IonGon Es-hion, q" s'nturd',.

CtNCIySArT o., pe,. ~. ALil authorizing
tho city 10 issue 500 Ogl woHh Of bonds for
the improvement o! the streets aud public
highwGya T. relieve 'Ae distress % tac un"m-
ployeh. will q sent 10 the Legislator" as soon
The 5 Gt,l| a-ur. rrIatc ty the Nu@ I'crll
has ieau SluiI-'rd. mud the uUrH. aipYrl
wurklugurcr trstrrtluy ICtj'luue4 The hayut
and tl, ul,uuv,. 90. lac Nal'us "liy boards
Tor relief .-r ..
smployeI IN neat SATURDAY
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Msa;ean Miners KILLED In aH sUaehe Il %,

N1.A."" vi, Dec II. VOWS iF0m he
Arispe district Sonora MrN.rp. has Just
reached here tnar land If apache rnLs-
gades. numbering sigl. reeH. Dashed out Of Tho
Sierra Nadre NouHralns three lays ago aud
MurusauL hey also ran m 20 a. At stn+k and
PROBABLY eschped. a. tNey had not cen oVr.-
taksu when the informant lett some Amer
lean IAIirher~ In 'aeE rtIltT organ ,FFtl 70 IHrtv
ANT started NJ pursuit., nut u h. uuJ rsrly they
wal follow lheGl into tho r.cau'aILs a. tie
Italians Hrr wei. rtiG'a there fLuruuEaIr
H,nIufIuiel IS "a the coNrtry aTl %. ULIas "
alls TO stand ol q Cyus4d-.a 81 . 'uI-e.
g. r. g. nasr. mauutaetureg o; ru,st tIEs a. .OEss:
kE1sea 5il L.y4-E ~. leag lttl sl-Ii-
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CaIsaSa Ln RiIIa Has 40 rIss
,.ors or aided bi.tsTs p pure ana graJsIul-4iu.
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water. Her favorite method of play
log her victlma il 10 borrow money
and then flauy dcny that che mas it-
ctiv,d Anything or, IN cave hhe j.
forced 10 give note, to alleEs inst sAr
cannot 10Y it The M rHcah. cN''
% her awinluuuoperauUu resulted
her procufiHr $1,000 from % lnnHym
pathetic Ga latu cntprntsr SHE a.-
verified rs young VIII W ut irhE
bplu and the want cad" tss pom iuA
answered., Nns. n.tF hottnr W.m'u
secured inc $3.50 nom iuc ouhginu
cnrprntsf thnu nhn dvniHn thW Hle
owed him q cent. rc'usrI 50 give MIN
any acknowledgment Of the fucpp i
nud suggested that uu Fue 'pf o. Nht
has been running the advertisement
oi q widow utsiunE htiu ilr sounr
time. aud the police are lu.' waiting a.
opportunity g. gather her m
The duet has teen shaken Oh su o'd
murder case IN Judge paiuterh, IDS
cuuri at san Frauciscu' DhHfl,a n.
Lpmprflr, nn I'D man. V lied Michrs
Mitchell December 81, $500. lie was
found guilty OF manshuEhter aud o.
Aprll, 1899, the supreme court r,-
vetsei tuV JUDGMENT on ttchnica.iii .
aud orIettd q new tuu. ihr nd
man wa uut on bail aud the district
attorney kept putting h,f case of until
defendants iu jail, who could not pta-
cure nail, were tried. Lately Lem.
prrln'a cssu was reached Hguln AMI yut
nn Judge Daiusrriirlt'a calendar Mr
Loudcrunck, the attorney tor Lrmrorlu,
then moved 90 dismiss the CuurFD boz
mis- client hni not been tried b. thv iim.
tied time fixed by the stsluie, whicn
,ryscrihrs suueiy ulpl IoF persons nr.
vuapu ut crmr. Judge DNugtth,id
said that NJ MI LDuuotuaUk hos
sskud iur continuance OF week
when the ca1H was put on thr oslynla,
ME rqugtt for q delay cured Whatever
de'cc. might have been causci bl tnC
delay %. the other sitp. So yesterday
MI L0udctnspk withdrew his mo iOs
aud Lemprflr viii now bee triui nga.n
M th' charge o murlrE q e. verdict
OF mntsisughtuT diI NO. reduce the ut-
CbrHi'uu Yfai. b. MINE
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

rm fryisu MNiNu g huttisu CourAHy,
principal place ut lus'ucs., sGlt ihtr coy
salt iHte County, Utah, location uf Wiur
cod iIll NluiHE uia'rict lIuir tu., Utah
NTOIIUE i- UEUEUl GlNlN THAT
~ 90 re- wtrt|uE of She NTlUiUT. uf tlC
rr ice NIUIrE and Milling Company. ht'l uu
october ltN, i..1. no uHarHaWyut ui ono cont
poo shave wHt levied on thr uHu.ial Hturs OF
tlu corporation. payable 40 uuCU Go W.
bultuu, 7UurUfHff. 90 tnr unlrp uf tnn company,
room . Con. tUuunu HuII.lluF sHIt llhU CITY.
AuH stock upon which this nfHHHHurUt fthY
TuWIIn unpaid uu 90. llih DIV uf November,
ltI.. WlIl Iu delinquent aud advertised fur salu
90 public auction, and unless payment Do made
before WllI Nr cold uu inp ith day u' hCc0W'
Der. Ir.. in uHF Che tuiuqurn. H..r.smUnt
together with costs of a4yorilsluE ana gNuuuar
~ sale, W. j. lEAlIllt
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NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

NOr'CE i HEREBY GiyEN THAT
~ there Will Do b meeting OF Che riucL.
hudsu OF tbe Nurtu IuIut tuuruUdltru Do.
rEauun company, held at Ifs un.yu iu the
tuiIuu Hotel building second .uuth street.
-1it lahg GUY, 7tt Ease luuulY, unh Tor.
riiugf, ON ihu . th day of NuivWbtr 500, ut
O'Clock % 900 Tor ih1 purpose OF r0ufIfUrinF
hni ucunE upon proposition tu change Hul
amend one ARTICLES uf Incorporation u. HHIl
company. iu tHv following uusIfru .tp.Wu.
hN changing ant lmynsiuF 600 preamble
hy rtu Iua Hut no thU end thereon lu q igat pre-.
CrIIuE ihu Wlru uHWH tlv words beginning
with 'UruJHIHu0 of chapter etc.. down 20
uuu inU UiWE tuU words ApH UgnH March IL
All. ,.nH aud utcriinT DO Nou thereof Law
~ UTAH
q iiy Increasing Hp uawui stool. from
twenty tU0usuui tO ff.v ihHI.sud du.Hra
ID liy sU AMENDING .HfIrIys Hs fro authorize
thr salu company 20 suII Huu HuHpIy water tHf
irrigation und other UuVUaua tD uuTsnua
IhIinru hIIH ur rUtr|THiIuN. uHt being HtHtE
holders u ur connected NIIU HaIu UuWUAuy.
trgn supply tu lu iHg tUUu periods ~ Umu. 10
such UTI.p. Nrt uHuu suUn iHTm. and UIuII.
lions As tlu directors MAY HrIoHmfuu
" e. NN IrutluiNU tuIt tlu 4uuulI WrUHUaH
shall hU Ip.l uu thu iuIIt Monday ia Nutvm.
Dor. l.l|, Huu buuu |IIy thereafter
o. g., LIVING IrtslIgut
d. W, WHITEHEAD, Ia, Secretary.
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BIDS WANTED

I7Ou HALLS ANn COMMITTEE ROOMS
A. Cor Legislative Assembly. scaled lIIH
VII hu ruutlNU. s. tIu uNug no tlH Secretary
OF utah rcrrH up 90 DO O'Clock q. M, 80
NvmUor - |rtI tur convenient aud suitable
halls. aud thr UtHrHsHr. committee rooms cone
utrIyu herewith. Tor tbO uHe ~ tho Legislative
tuuuciI and llUU.r 90 Representatives Waicn
Will rOuVuuu lU SAT- lHkn Guy, un Monday,
January sth, Is4. The balls and comm toe
ROOMS tuust Doe well lighted aud heated. tlmo
of occupancy UlU Hu from January lHt 90
March on, NNls NUrIy t1 tho secretary or
tho Territory Tor further particulars. Tho
right iH reserved t1 lHI. go any zoe 40 hids,
CHARLES a. RICHARDS.
NCIrrtHry OF Utah.
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DUHsUANT TO Az uNnER OF SALE
A tl me directed by The Third Judicial
District Count ut tuo Territory q 4 tah / shBil
expose at public Hhlu, Ht the south font door
Or ihc lHuny iuurs tiuuao, M The CITY 81 ralt
llkc, tuutty OF salt Take anu Territory uf
ltnu, on the laih Gay Of hUyUWlVr 1908, ii D.
O'Clock mp al ihu right, tilr, Oihim and
interest ut Sidney n, uattr. almiuiairat1r OF
ihc cstatu n william ful or. dunolsod, ilgI.
Fuller deceased. ilourr .uuur ana NtintU
Young. he VITO. Oscar a. Young. Unry Ma.
twsui James Ashmuu, William a.. MaTgfttt Z
y, j. Walton janice No. tuuhranc. iiourg
iclfcIi Nchatd ", luuuH, tru,toui amt VA
nam Wouuacoit uf, 40, uud 10 the following
nthr.lhru real estate .ifuHtrs Ming and luluE
lu rut LaHr County, ami described Hs follows.
90 VII. iuWturnriuF Al thV tUuth west rnTnrr
of lgi i've GOD, m block eleven ~, ulat - y"
tNlt Lake NY survey ,HuU running thence cost
suN'u 90 rods thur 60 NORTH iou OU) rods,
l9enro west seven ,l rnia, ihrrro south icn
lW rods O. ulnro uf beginning, coutHininF
HuNnuy 400 square rods of grnuul. being ann.
uiul u che County Ot rlit Lake, Utah Iofri.
luTY To ur cold Hs the property OF sidney W
hatsu administrator nc tho estate OF Nllau
lu lev, dUugHHtdi Elizabeth tu1dr, surviving
widow 10 saul William iuIur, deceased Iphrr
louu and Nllalu luuug, hs wIfUs oscar d.
Young tirury hcLWan JaWcs AfhmHu; WI,
lnW %. harsciHi i, j Walton james ID
tuuhrHuo il,ury Uuiseri Richard Vs. Young.
uuttroi aud William NonnauOlt, az the suit OF
ArnaTd sIddUway
NAT ~, BRIGHAM.
n, p Marshal.
Nv louN n. CuNuuCK, Deputy Mar5hAl.
lRtCd OHL 4ltu 1914
LuuS N. CANAns. Atorn0r Tor P.aintn
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hssrssMENT NOTICE

urtu Asp SAILS LAKE tt'.lru.
Utah
NyDrfgE fa uiEtUN GIVES THAT
~ thwrri|rF OF che tuHio.. NH iuu Wr
1-r'day ui -oriuuuof lst, an .U.. rHi of
tlUU Urr shan. was lowed nh l.' .'.
.f tNI rlfUUfHtuu. nHVuHIc 10 tHU rI..U.lTt 900
boo general uutH " tnc cnuui .uh. .H.u Au.
3. 4 turHutuNuu Uultinf, ral. l.h. .I.H ltaut
UtfUrt tho Dot d.y nf NuvrWtof, lI
.uF stock upun which inis g'tr ..'ul wHg
f.HHir urutI nu tht 90 uly ~ 500. .I..' VIII
b. drNUuurut aui advertised i"r solo i. uuHuu
auction. uud uuIuH. payment Wh.D NtfNfr.
t.III' To-. ..if rr tHo .arG ufv no NusruHUT. no D
ID ui led tu u.t thr Delinquent H..|.. mont
tnsctbc UI.l tho cottof advertising uud CN
Utusl uI aHlr.
GIDEON A. tlUI-,
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fxIrNsloN or AsstssMENT.

NCr. iGrII. Isgl. HALr LAhE CITY ul
~ urf.ruf thv Trustees pi me lu.hE $500
q. ming Company mad thiH ial, me uHC fnr
fur.urIur me stock delinquent nn account ul
o.. UaHmtut so. 2, uf D q cents per shave iH th
tended trt hr o. 90 day nt NulumNcr, i-l. and
o. NOS puII before, viii bee n1tyIuaDu Cor sIIu
Hu. HoiH 90 public auction on Inu .air uHY 10
uurumUur, l-IA 90 lI u'rIunH "a. u.. tt tlH uirr
0f ihl company, -Hu Lake city, Dthh, 900 pay
dDIHIuort uHatasWuut tuHniht. with cu.u ui
So. y. nUgIuN, -pr'y.
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BEFORE CONGRESS.
Working for Tho West.--

Amer a STAY NJ several years NJ WASH
inglon, n. g., during which hchas become
familiar with tho workings ~ Congress
and tho departments, Judge Cha. W.
S'ayner, an Attorney and Counselor VI
tho supreme Cour OF tho United suto.,
ispreparcd 10 promote proper legislation
by appearing before Committees aud
informing influential Congressman az to
the needs OF clients aud communities
represented by him.
lilo also continues Ma practice in the
General Land onloe, prepares appeals,
makes answors aud arguments before tho
Commissioner and Secretary, analyses
and reports on cRsos 10 attorneysat
distance. and attends to general land
business. Terms reasonable. Services
prompt and reliable. 20. Addross, Box
IA, Washington ID. O.
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ETOUCg B UtgIu1 OWEN THAT
n uH0rrIaI needing ut ihc HiucEhuldors oil
Tue Am0rrlu Et-.U 'lunF towrluF win be-
hcid q. thr oIisu uf IruNu tN Henderson. gI2
: outh Nfn ruuHt so. lHhU tity. JtaN ou
IusHHty,thr 1ih gny of November $3.50. lt.m
o'rllrk um of tuu DAY. Tor the purpose az
raufyiug'ar disaGIHMug thea ton OF the y0ard
OF lnr,ulolH of said company in selling an thc
lVal estate ot -lI1 corporation
lly order 0f thg Hoard of Directors
r.. Is, CMrCllLOW,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTiuE ~ HEREBY OWEN Uf THE
~ undersigned, administrator ~ tho estate Of
John Smith, deceased, 10 tho crodtHrs Of
nHu 900 pHrauna having rIaiWf against iur .Htt
10 fhsot, tp exhibit them with the necessary
Nu"thrr, within four months after doc u.sr
publication Of ibis notice. 90 thr said lHwuI..
f.ior, nc hiH residence iu sugar House ufr.
cinri. In the County of sait Lake. Jtih 4crr'
tory.
Dated August 18th. iHl
JANIS be-. SMITH.
Administrator of the estate of John smith.
deceased.
Mfuurff Hud Auhafa HitUrurya for prfHfD
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NOTICE.

NTOTICs rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ amcotuF NJ inc stOrknuIdrr. ct the IVES.
HikH Mineral rUlHEI Company Nlli hr hcll nt
tlr company. Uiuru, room 900 UunlN NuUdlur
fan Lake CIV utah, on tho dlh day of sogeul.
Upr. A.u, lrW, Hf urlu D u.m. for thu OLE tlln
Of officers tor The ensuing year, ana tor surh
other uueInuss as may uwlully come before
tie meeting JOHN &, eilff,