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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-08
NANCY HANKS ALMOST EQUALS THE RECORD.

Indanapolis sept. Nancy Hanks, driven by Budd
Dobe came within fecquatefs OF second OF equalns
the worlds record here today by trotng mhe without
.,,u &, o .0ls. She had been given a wafnrgup mfls
In I0. during the afternoon. and when brought on' for
the final ,st was prime condition The weather aud
hack were pcffect Charley Dobl- drove her running
companIon Abe Lincoln. to an odf"sh'one' snky ana
never crowded her until IN the last efhih ih- tine uy
oustt.t. was o :30is. o. I 49,. 2;ut.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-08

Yankee poodlss owners say they VIII post their
money with any responsible party m soon as Mr.
Tebo gets the owners OF the other yachts 10 put
IN what they will race for The only condition
Mcbride Bros insist upon II that the Feiseen
shall be OF the competing boats. u being as
serted that she In the fastest OF the lot They sug
gest that the course be the Hudson River near
the Palisades and the distance ave miles The
Yankee Doodle has had two sets OF slr-tight com
partments added and "a trlple-es panson engine u
2lO horse power will be placed In position In ten
DAYS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-08
DROPPED DEAD
Chicago. Sept. I q
MAYOR CILRoY's ENTHUSIASM.

Mayor C;ilroy was filed with enthusiasm for the
Worlds Fair yesterday He said that II the people
Of the United States were aware OF the wonderful
things to be seen In Chicago that city would be
unable to accommodate the crowds which wouid
90 The Mayor proposes TO have day specially
d.s,onated for the people Of New-York City 10
Gee tho Fair with reduced fares on all the rail-
roads leading to Chicago. il the case with many
cities OF the West.
"If such an arrangement can be made" the
Mayor said Il would gladly go again-and In my
Official capacity this time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-08
TO RUN THE JOHN BULL" ONCE NJ

TO RUN THE JOHN BULL" ONCE MORE
Bordentown, y. j.. Sept Superintendent VIII
SON. OF the Amboy division OF the PennsyVahla RAN
road Company Yesterday informed Wesley Thomp-
con az this CITY and James White, OF South Am
nov that their services would be required at the
Worlds Columbian Exhibition oil Saturday next
The famous John Bull the first locomotive to
rim in the United States. will be steamed up and
run on that day by Messrs Thompson and White,
who are the two oldest locomotive engineers on the
,dos, railroad in the country the Camden and
Amboy The notice received at y. M and
at 1880 p. m. both men were ON their way TO
Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-08
TRYING TO ARRANGE A RACE.

Philadelphia Sept 7.-Regarding the offer OF
William NJ Tebo OF Brooklyn, TO arrange a race be-
tween at least two Of the four steam yach's now
in his basin and the Yankee Doodle. Mcbride
Bros owners Of the latter craft. said to-day that
they would enter n sweepstakes race for from $3.50
to $1,000 corner the winner to take all. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-08
For Dyspepsia

Dr.. O. NJ Brown. Cornish Me- says u have used
, m nav ,,s,,ce during the last few years and can with
all candor say tina. in Of dyspepsia e'Oush, sbou,
through abuse Of the stomach D, us, AZ improper diet
49,, - nu,srv ar proye 50 gysteiu " the stomach or
nsssns 90 csnsiisr Il boon 70 susssins Aumsniiy'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-08
pHOEEE UILKESS CAME RACE.
suE. LOWERS HER RECORD TO e1l-FINE SPORT
AT wAsuINGTON PARK.

At WASTIINUTUN FAHN
cbica1o Sept 7--rhoebe Wilkes again proved herself
fast and game trottcE by winning the 2;i2 uot AZ
Washineton Park to-day In three Straight hents ana
lowering her recoid 10 2ii. She won ifoin H"rreu"
Rcina Pat Downing aud Vie. H.. and 1t was struggle
IA the last The climax beng when the Wilkes mars
with burst OF speed In the rN'a "c'' oa"s'''
IJarrieta who seemed certain winner. carrier her 10
brrek and woa. Six thousand persons saw the SPORT
which lasted Ave hours The wo-yeeiold race was De-
cIded in four AXinate won two ana NerNus ana
Cetty Parks took the son OF AMeli toung IN
:o4L The tbrce-y. ODDS rotted In ? us Georgia Lee
tho Kentucky av winning, and Margrave the favor!te
not getting place Monroe sa'isburys Caailie T. won
the 3i uot IN straght heats in 2s snd . "a Fairy
I'm the day match trotted between Jerome Taylor
driven bv West, and Memo. driven by Thomas Jerome
Taylor won In straight heats IN @'2ia ana -Z2' sum-
mao-
ItrvrvIrrA PURSE al coo - TWO. YEAR OLDs-3 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-08
NIGlI.ANT.

Yacht Club; Fordham Morris. Joseph Bushnell S.
Romans; =. c. Bliss Henry. Helknap. John Harvey,
D. 8 Ellsworth. X. X. McMurray NJ j. Asch,
Howard NJ. Cook. J. Murray Mitchell F.. d. Apple
ton. W II: Langley. L. 3, Chaplin s. D.. Babcock,
Paul q. rhcbaud. Samuel II. Austen. jr.. G.. G..
Worthngton. w. J. Matheson. ~ d. Thorne. John
Y. Wheeler and John h. Dwight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-08

ended tie SIS, of the trial races 10 select a de-
fender for the Americas Cup.
Somewhere out beyond the waters which were
the scene of Yesterday contest v the Ealkyrie.
Mailing toward Sandy Hook with an empty
locker, in which she hopes 10 stow the srca,
International trophy. The second of the trial
races will b. sailed to-riOlr0w, over Triangular
course of Sandy Hook. II 10 expected, that
the Jubilee and Pilgrim will be, in sailing order
by that time. - 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-08
POINT BREEZE TROTTTNG RACES
A LARGE CROWD WITNESSES SPIRITED CON-
TESTS AND CLOSE FINISHES.


Philadelphia. Sept. (>pecia-With prospects OF
0, % anc ,rong contests a large crowd OF spectators
assembled AZ Point to-day the third OF the
grand circuit meeting with the track In good order ana
the weather warm record breaking In order AMI the
time FAST In the 80 class the fa,orite, Grey Dawn
, ,, and >l.env Ned won ORC wilkes tle fsyoFite
IN the 10 class had q duel in each OF the Ave heats
rotted a2d was compelled to trot In 2l5t 10 ieat IN"
e.d and after close finishes with william Penn and Mvrte
r. pulled on a welearned victory IL Was afcr e'oeA
hon the fseeforall class called out Muta wilkes
ok iii, lead at the start and kept her position u the
wine. Summarize:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-08
THE MODERN BEAUTY

Thrive, good food aud sunshine With plenty Of cAer
else IN the open ar. Her form gows With health AM
face blooms with It's beauty. II her needs
tho cleansing action OF LAXATIVE remedy she uses the
gentle aud pleasant liquid laxative Syrup OF Figs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-08
4 Silly DEMOCRATIC STORY
HEPr nfICANs fArUn Ar RLr"Hr ABOUT
MFssns rLsTr MILLER AM us'hr1T


MFssns. rLsTr. MILLER AM us'krTr
A report published yesterday. representing maj
.x senator piatt had determined upon Heekins ~"
removal OF Charles W Uackst from the CHAIR
| m.osh,p 81 the Republican sissr Executive COM
mittee and tina, ex-senator Miller was H'ralninE
every nerce 20 proven, the deposition Of MI hHeh
EFT furnished considerable amusement for prom
inent Republicans Chairman Hnck"u VINO ma
been sp.ndinx a day or two IN the city after ~"
vacation among the Thousand isles. was seen ~
The GIIsey House Just before his return 70 'h'a
| yesterday -
NV Republican friends" ne said. have properly
,yres1 with me that 1 am entitled 10 rest after
my labors Of last year but the attempt or n W"
ally writer's for Democratic organs 10 make " ap-
pear that | am 10 b. driven from the plac" Nh'''
my health broke down because am friendly 'o
Warner Miller Il lsughsble. Anybody hnf con
,ersant with the facts will tell you that me s'o's
H. absolutely Rroundless"
chairman william Hrockned said N more
ridiculous rumor could hardly have been started
N there ever was year when the kepnblcan
party OF New YORK State " absolutely without fe'-
,ions n IL this year ise8 Mr. iIsckeit u wholly
accountable 10 the committee and only his own de-
csion 20 retire for personal 10 hlmsel' n'
cd.d the matter Mr. IIackett Mr.. Plat and my
self spent an hoir Or more at Mr. Plat'S Once To-
day going over the plans for the coming campaign
The most compiete harmony and unity as 10 the
course to be pursued prevails
Ex-senator Plat said: My relations with Chair
man IIackett are OF the most cordial nature. II
scarcely seems cessary 20 dignity the absurd yarn
with denial During tho time he spent with me
to-day Il was not even mentioned
The statement that cx-Collector Francis Hen
bricks IL to be,ome Mr.. Hackett's successor was
disposed Of Mr.. Plat said. by the fact that Mr.
Hendricks was not member OF the state
Committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-08
GETTING READY FOR CAMPAIGN WORK.

GETTING READY FOR CAMPAIGN WORK.
The regular Republican organization or the
XIXth Assembly District last night held its FIRST
meeting after the summer recess In It's head
quarters at Sixty-seventh-st. and West boulevard
Addresses were made by William II. Bellamy
secretary Of the County Committee julius NJ
Meyers. president of the Independence club. Of
Harlem. and Edward J. Seymour. other speeches
were TO be made by Charles n. Robinson and j.
Sabine Smith. but they were kept away on ae-
count OF the bad weather.
During the campaign the meetings OF the or
ganzation will h. held weekly. every Thursday
night instead OF monthly. az In previous years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-08

Rr-MOR ABOUT EX-JrDGE BEDFORD.
The report gained circulation yesterday tnat ex-
Judge Cunning 5. Bedford who Is an Assistant
District-Attorney. likely 10 be made united
States Dstrct-Attorney. Mr. Bedford sah ne haa
hoard nothing about being named to the place, but
would be glad IS accept II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-08

The American Republican College League has
opened up permanent headquarters In the Madison
Square Bank building No. 02 Ffth-ave. Deimer
T.. Hawkins, president Of the League Is IN town
making arrangements for the meeting OF the ex-
ecut,ve committee September Y. which promises
TO accomplish important results. Every enort
Is being made by Mr.. Hawkins for year OF vigor-
Gus aud well-directed action in the College League
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-19

or % app wrisley appeared IN River.
.siip and wa promptly arrested lot
arson. when taken before the court,
bnw.ver. A wne learned that the case
Ind heen ,ittm,ssed. Wtlsloy then lie.
,lnr,i tbnt t.c hnd paid 90 =. a Hail.
the owner At tue house, SO TO tquhic
ihe ro.e. Tina story ning 10 tue
ears oil District Attorney Anurr14u he
mad Hall arfested on the charge 10
r4uipDuudinr felony, ami caused
Macy 10 I've r,afTcstti ON the change
oil nis,u. Mrslvy wss ruioa1e on -
rasi. bsil OF 1910 last Frday, nd i'm.
mediatrlv risrttd % huut yyi 'CuCe Of
M. Ntf,'s inlubAtg. AZ watched the
hpu.e vheru she wns living ,ui he saw
man outcr then tummuncd two
pnllrsmsn, sud while ihcy stood Suard
he hurpt IN the door aul secured Rmslu
audience Of what he BubJ ug.vd. The
poiice allowed Mfs. Wfisiy't vBilor 20
no In peace, but she was CYmpeilei
10 app,ar In court Saturday aua was
fined sg5 Tor disotdefly conduct. TIE
noe, however, was remi,tud upon the
condition that thu leave town, which
eho was preparing 20 DO when slaip by
her husband. WriHlty lUlt n long letter
NANtNHNNN ~ AAAN IANifNf W WhthAA Wv
following IL an extract; "lhe iHct Ji
tire whole matter h / have become the
ot1oct Of altogether too much nDtOticty,
IL II not pleasant to know thut my
name hus ueun mixed Ia such "A utt-
graceful manuUL The fact u the
matter IL the one In whom l have
placed my trust has proven g. be hisc
aud also ne4ttltes. She no longer
cares Tor me, but love her siill, anu Il
Is for her sake that | nov lay nuWu
my life. Win NJ her life t. MOT worm
the living. Wbat else have { TO i've
iot? while n.l TIC rest you nlr
living 10 enjoy yourselves 1 aiu j..
alone 10 lace tho cbauty oi o col %
hcartlvss world. You viii coli mc
'foDl,' bat what OF tbsi? All right
that Will not disturb Ur tr1u'lu me. D.
/ am such, then | nm not rcsHlusiuic
for my nc,ious.n Bu,lto his marfugu
WTisiey Ia said 90 have hcru a sitnuy,
hard-wOrkiug man. lie was % tcHu-
sior W occupation, AMI wa iu comiar.-
able circumstance. Since hi Wariia.
hv had become very disApa,cd, uld
during the past week hal boon acting
like n cruzy man.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-19

yEvuEUEhE uN uiE uu DAY or
w eFrtomhrr. iaH4. lI"f.UH H Nlrtm fI.
Drutcd ana uclNCfCd O. lr a't iHtu Build
InE Is luhu AshociaiiNu ui t.lI. luui ,uN.
fftiunrd Tor abe payment % ono Thousand dol.
in.t and lntcfcst arcarTIUl 90 Do. ilrns. Uud Co
secure the pHyWUnt cot ii' Hu obi money
preceded In SOLO uuud, lr fa.I Dnaffts u
NUtiu coo the same day yAD.uiUi uHd delivered
Id lr.us D. HOLLAND, TRUSTEE. H trHat decd.
,outriinE 10 hmm trust uu following Dies.
sfiNtG l.l.. ustdio tu.Wt.
tots WtnW q. % M'niN one "n, Wchiy.
tiriy.mu UU in hIOHa ono NI. Uuu uis
twenty. nInu go, thrf NI. twenty-five T.I
nud ttcuUfiN l.l' tr tWu .l "
uIat h. -au iast CitF HuffC. Hu IHr Count. 90
salt taLo ana ftrIuuI. of iHU which .Hii
trust deed was duy N| o '.. record boo fHn
office ~ ID. rctutdrr ODD N... ul ..t Ltl
.ouomucr, lti1. huu thereafter UuH bod. rlDu
boz book - ui MntiH htr". no Vase I'D 10 t.U
records ir aIid Hiicui tu1 where's. HUi uiI Doe
been made in the payment gi ng'. irig.o.t
aud nurs rgVulrUduf Ea.N UUul Cor MU.t than
sIN months prior Go tIH ff|N. HHIfDuY tho
tUnHttun of faid uuft D. ..Iu HHtrr.
sow therefore. uuurU Is l..UHN litu that
tho under isuui trustee. Y uriuc of ihr
u.uVf m HHn VUttrI II iUu HHII .ruat decd,
Ind % thu fgIuVHtu Of lHu -NIt q axe UUUdluu q
loan AsHaUIati0n oi tuh tnr owner Hud
ahlr to the hiFncHt bidder Cor cash at thu front
U0ur ni tlo ouuty Court House. n the CItY
bud County of rat lntc. ~ toyof rnh, on
tho lIst dAy ut october lsI't lt O'Clock h.u.,
tio above described r,a. estate, or H0 much
thereof ua uHy Uc uUrrHHIrl. IHu tom shares of
tIU Htoct 10 md corporation, duly afHIeuod 60
W. $50 A,-o ,t,,,ai upoa ho iru,, allows
described horoin, 90 sHf.fH uHr 0sieaUoh
tcfcurgcltcd, aud tho pu.H.o OF gaegluus
'''' ~ TrANT L HOLLAND,
Dated september o. ilu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-19
NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ there Will Do "a meeting OF tuu uork.
holders of tha Nurih pUInt Consolidated Dr.
rgnuon company, held at lH un.rc iu inc
tulluu Hotel uuudiur, second south street.
hHit alV tip, 7at LaNU tuuuty. lthh Ter.
fturi 900 tht % DAY of November Isti, ne
O'Clock " m., Tor me purpose uf considering
hnd acuns upnn proposition tu UhHuEu and
amend the uriirlpa uI Incorporation Uf FHid
company in tnr following pHruru HrH, 90 wit
NN changing ana Amending Goo preamble
hy ttu irg QUE % She Uni ihrrHl HnI Iuat urc
cudins thH wuru "ulme thv words beginning
with "pr0yIHIuua OF chapter otr,, down to
aul including thr words Approved March iA
Al. lssr add Inserting in luu thereof Claws
81 uibh"
2 Iy Increasing tho capital stock ffom
twenty thuutlu1 tU rfy huuHlnd doliHrA
l'y H1 hwCndin. HFtgle us tu authorize
Che taii company Go sutl aud supply water iHr
irrigation ana other Uurnofoa 20 pCrOusl
pHftuUUhIUH or CnfuHrHuunH uut ugiug ftINk
hUltofG iu 90 ruuuUriDl with Hali ,uWU aur,
trHb supply 90 be- iot rUuh periods ~ uuv, 90
such pfItra Hrd upon .urh terms aud rHudls
tons a. che dIropt0u may determine
H a. WY providing TINT tho annual mgUuuEH
shall bu held on the third Monday To- Nufum.
Der 1903, and annually thereafter.
B. &. EWING, PRECEDENT
j.. W. WHITEHEAD, JH, Secretary
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-19
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.


Z uvKY WLL MINING COMPANY,
4 4 runc'pA place ~ hHH'nesa farg city,
Utah location uf mine, HnaHC creek Mining
District MAHat7h county, Utah. Nuucu is
hereby gwen, that 90 wUHiirF OF Clio board OF
Trustees 81 tho Luc iui Nlninr Company,
Doe uu tno iiu Iay of August. 1905, an hsftss.
mtut $50. n 3 oti cent Uuf share was LEVIED
ON tho cHpltil stu0k ~ tfU corporation, pas.
able W tho secretary within DO uhya from
above date, at -lu l.HEu CitY, itah. ANY
stock upOu which Gus afaeHsmunt r0mainl uu.
paid on iho lNIh Iiy uf r. ptcmhrr, 1895, VIII Dee
drItuuurrf Hut advertised Tor sale, AMI uulcfa
Vufm rut b. made before. Will Goo SOD nt public
uutiuu Ou Che .ird ihv OF october, 1905, 90 Do
H.'ciuUk o. fn 10 room No. 30 Consultation
building salt iAkv city, Utah, 10 pay driiu
Uucut usaHHamynis. together With costs ~
hdv,rtlslrF aud expense pf sale. Agreements
may be- ~ % ft thy ltah tommcrCia and
saving Hans. sHIt Lake tltT. Utah.
~. j. NtNfO rCcr tHry,
Residence. NuHtUu'h Court and south, bet
and aud Hri MyHtsL, Nmt lake ttty, Utah.
sUfr. l6th, l.gl
lyN ORDER OF TIT HOARD oP
ID Thu tars uf she Lucky Ull
Nniug Company. uiNfo THE day, tho time Cor
doclariuF 90, stHtk delinquent 81 extended ~
tho 10th JAY of October, 1895 aud y payment
B. not made before, will hH cold on The .,th dAy
OF November, 1879 40 10 CLOVIS am, 90 room
so. 500 Constitution Uuling, salt Lake CIV,
ttab, Go pay delinquent asHvssmOnts, together
with costs Of advertising nnd otuegse ~ sale.
Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-19


The People OF Che Territory ot uthh send
greeting a. AluNuuHc n1urdouu. defendant
Nf'UU AIiE b Nlbl NlQtlNib so
appear boo uu action hrnuHNf against YOU
~ the above named llaHnud 90 tie District
Count ui she IHud Iualcial district OF tho
plant nIe therein within Ten dAys exclusive
ut thr day OF service. otter thc service on YOU
Of lhIH HuH. muHt 10 H.rNvl Witntu thia cnuntvs
o. 10 served Out %, thI. county, but In this
forty dnyr, or WIEHUnt uy default viii lr
taken aEUnst you, according 20 The prayer of
said compliant
me saii AZ lH is brought 10 hgye q cree
~ tha court dHsHlN.ng the bonds Of mHtr.
mouy cNnuur between plainth and defend
ant restoring plaiuuu hof maiden uamc. Hon.
tenfc unnNIuErr AhuNc relief prayed Cor on
tnr gruun .a taHt defendant witnnut lust cause
mr. prnyufluua, h1H treated ulaintn in Cruel
miiuman aud brutal manner, hY beating hor
tprcUeuus o. 300 and murder ner, ana tbai
plHtnuH yrTliY believe that defendant iultUd.
ed 20 carry Hu"n trrlIs iuln execution, ami,
believing hrr ufo wHF in Danger refused td
iae i5ih day of May 100. uWnun has nut
lived with defendant at $50, aud defendant h4a
not during that time Gru Tor years prior there,
20 fupruuoI OF Contributed to support Of
" ad ,au are horely nauned that II You fail
10 nUlorf aud au#Wpr tho fbiU r1mplaint ~
n1aya rcguiraI thf atti uln'nua viii appiy Id
ths cuuHt fur Che T.llri demanded therein.
Wune,s. the Hon. hsrles Pane Judfe.
ana inu ell of thr u6trlct Court OF
tbr Imrd Ju1lriHl uisuigt. in and for
fsrAtl he ltsutHrv oi Ut1h, tb.sl th DAY NJ
FvultuH.t 100 iho ytHr ut our lori
oue thuHfand Cght hundred and
uuttFsurrcu
ur,uN %. MCMILLAN. ClerF.
Uy ono. y, LOOMS, ncpuiy Clyrk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-19
ASSESSMENT NOTICE

UrAt AND sALr IAl,U C,yHto.
puncpai place Of busluJa.. t.It Lake CIty,
Utah
NOTICE Is UIItlN GIVEN MAT
~ stan uotnf OF che trustee Dol q en- tnn
Htu LAY uf September $3.50. Hu aHHCas mont 90
ID U0 por share YVES levied 1u thr gfpu4. stock
uf tbo corporation, payable iU iHH secretary 10
tho general unlrH ~ the company room No,
Constitution rntdluE, Nt't l4Nv tIty. Utah,
before thU Dc day of November. lHI
any STOCK upon which tnis H#fpstucut may
remain unpaid on the lHt uHN Hf NuN .lsH1. win
bu doluquyut Hui HdNyftiHr1 fUr cole 10 public
auction, ard unless payment be- made before,
will he sold uu tlle gluG tHv of November, a.
u.m.. l-Ha Go VfN tho delinquent assessment.
together with the roFtut ADVERTISING and ca
ppuao ut sale.
salt Lake CITY, oct &, ia
OiuLuN 4. Oiubs,
Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-19
Assessment NoTloE.

Tuu srytru MINING q MIttNd CoNrASY,
ururipil place of luunufs, -alt Lake CITY
Aalt lutc County, ltahi location ~ mnu,
NrOTIug Is HEREBY GIVIN THAT
N ~ % mi utug at tuu hiroCtOrs or tho
M Ter Mluing and Milling COMPANY, hr.d ru
october sth. lees, au HaFcssmunt Uf Que cent
pps shuru wac lowed uu thu cup.tal sioCk OF
Inc torpOrauuu, PAYABLE 90 once tu rs. j
Eesttlp, Secretary JOB mo once OF The COnpuuV,
room p Constitution NullimF ut lREu tiiv
tnt fio0k luuu which imt hatr.Hmtnt nay
roman unus'I Ou thH lttu day uf hovpmhff,
Ipl. will Up delinquent aud advertised flr sale
no public HuruoN, Ind unless payment BE- made
before, viii nH auII uu thc 500 dHf ~ hucom'
Nrr f-. tn pHF the delinquent Assessment
tnEpIher with COTS OF hdy0rlslng and expense
OF sale. w., j. uEA1iit,
HNHHaIHFv
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
SCUM Jom,y CANAL co.

SCUM HuIuAN 'AhAi 20
Principal place of lusluoHa. Salt Late CITY.
tt.h.
NOTICE o. UEuEHY GIVEN THAT
~ ata meeting uf luo uuatccf hrlt on The
litn day ~ scpicm cr, 1893 an hsavsHmcut "
% cents pur thEru was levied on The capital
at1Ck of tho corporation. payable Co the tccrOs
tary ~ tho rrutrH. urgo ot the company, room
No. .us tuutututOn huilftuF, salt L1kV tii',
Any stock upuu which tuis asarftmput may
rcmaiu unpaid on tho Toe day ~ Nov 49, wili
be- uCIiuVuvnt and Huyrrusod Tor sale ~ puh.ir
uuruCu, and uulg.H payment o. made lyfutv,
viii hD sold ON .ud DAY Of Doc al pm, tsii
to pay the delinquent lssCtamgni, together
with thg cost ut advertising anu expense OF
Salt IAto CITY, oct Ass, -
GIDEON A. GtUus,
SECRETARY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-19
AssEsssMsNT NOTICE.
In arIll-, LLlnE IomnAnl

NOTICE ls UtEEHl GIVEN THAT
y I'd = ,ncrtirr on ihe board OF directors Ui
die Graty Mining Company held on thc IAN
gHy of september lHl, au Assessment ut ~
SOON Itt cents per HhIrU was levied uuuu t1e
.tHpItal STOCK 81 tbu corporation, payable In
mrdtatsy 90 John W. taWpbull srgruiuTy W
tho rampaGy's onire DO mo Hooper bu.lllug.
SAT- Lake Ui 81, tth.
Ia, atuc. upou which saii Assessment ahNll
remain uupaid uu Irt4y, october 30, lsHt,
shan hceltno delinquent aud hu Adyurildrd iur
sale, and unloss payment ia made urtgfe, WI
Boz s1ld 40 public auction goa wednesday,
November 80. o. 500 az % O'Clock 900 80 tnu ohco
uf the secretary, 90 pny th0 delinquent assess
meut t0sOth with Che ,0Ft OF adEorts ny
and expense 81 aUIo.
Iiy order OF tue hoard ut nIrpctorI,
JOHN w. iANpBLlL
Assistant secretary
SALT LAKE CIR, Utah. september 10, lsl3.