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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-06-08
THE STATE UNIVERSITY.
The Commencement of the State Univer,
ty Takes Place This Week

The Commencement of the State UNIVERSE
ty Takes Place This Week.
We have received with pleasure a
catalogue for the present year 1t Is
offering a wide range of instruction,
which is attracting several hundred
young men to its halls. There are
fifteen departments of instruction.
including eighty eight minor cours-
es. The number of students has
grown to 316, being a gain of 6s
over last year; of these So are law
students and II medical and pharma-
cy students ~ have alread gradua-
ted at college and are pursuing add
vanced or professional studies.
They come from Vanderbilt Uniyer-
sity, Davidson College, Wake Forest
College, Guilford College, Washbnrn
College, The University of New
Brunswick, and the University of
North Carolina.
There are four general
courses of study leading to
degrees professional courses in law,
medicine, and engineering; brief
courses for men of limited means ;
special courses in Chemistry and 9TH
er sciences, and a large number of
optional courses. The Faculty in
cludes 81 teachers there are six SCI
entlfic laboratories and museums, IL
buildings, libraries, reading rooms,
Y. M. G. A. room, athletic grounds,
gymnasium, etc, etc. There are sew
enty scholarships giving free tuition.
Any deserving boy can get help.
The Deems Fund for loans amounts
to 10000 dollars.
Catalogues, pamphlets, etc, are sent
free to anyone who will address
President Winston at Chapel Hill,
N. C.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-06-08
ANOTHER GlDEON'S BAND,
North Carolinian.)

1t is believed that Marion Butler
is organizing tho "Industrial Legion
in North Carolina; and that, after
the next State Alliance meeting, he
will beend all his energies to promote
the organization of that order
Already the order exists in
quite a number of counties of the
State, ard if it goes on it will be
quite a dangerous political organi.
zation. Those who belong to it
claim that it is not secret orgaui
zation and that their meetings al,
not secret; yet practically it is &
secret organization, for the public al
large does not know when they meet.
1t would be well if the people Of
this State would watch, and, if pos.
sible, indict a few of them in tn.
courts. 1t will be for a jury to say
whether or not it is a political or
ganization, and not for those who
are propagating it.-Charlotte Oh
server.
The above paragraph taken from
the Charlotte Observer is going tn
rounds of the press. The Editor o
| this paper will state that he is
member of the Industrial Legion
and approves of the organization
Now unless such papers as tn
Observer and the Carolinian are lv
ing We ought to be arrested and pu
on trial for violating the laws of tn
state. And as man who has re
spect for the laws of the state, W,
call upon them to have us ARRESTED
and let the matter he settled in tn
courts. If they do not they vii
stand before the public as self con
ylcted liars.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-06-08
LIE uuewusR plsPesssTlea.

One of the astonishing indica-
tons of the day is to be found IN
in the effect of the present admins
tration upon the average correspon-
dent. Without reference 10 the
politics Of bis paper, the average
correspondent finds himself impress
ed with the idea that there Is sone-
thing superior and extraordinary
in the atmosphere. This admins
tration impresses him as none other
ever did before. If he finds Cobb
net officer inaccessible or uncom-
municatiye or moody, it never occurs
to him to complain, as ne would
have done two years ago. lnst'nc-
lively he ascribes the situation 10
noble and exalted causes. 1t Is not
that these gentlemen are lazy, or
stuck mp, or ignorant--as he would
cheerfully have suggested before
but that they are so immersed IN ire
mend6us and sublimated thought.
If things move slowly, he says that
| it is the fault of the office seekers.
| When there is all otherwise unac-
countable delay in making changes
demanded by the country and neces-
sary to its welfares, the average
correspondent makes haste to say
that, if the politicians would only
IL. the p es dent alo: and spare him
their vulgar and insistent importuni-
ties, there would be no trouble OF
any sort.
The newspapers reek with the
maudlin cackle. All wholesomeness
is gone. A fetch has been set up,
and the whole world has gone to
worshipping. The country went
Democratic on the tariff issue, and
all the Decorate leaders, from the
President down, declared during the
campaign that the people were groan.
ing under a curse of spoliation
which they had 3een appointed by
heaven to remove. But, now that
the party has control in both branch
es of congress as well as in the exc.
cutive department, and now that
there is no reason why the people
should be denied relief, it is next
door to impossible to find any one
who will say that further delay Is
inexcusable. On the contrary
everybody goes about with his finger
on his hsps, tiptoeing and begging
others to be still, because the admin.
istration is immersed in some mys-
terious and consecrated labor upon
which the fate of future cycles and
generations hangs.
1t is like a strange DREAM
phantasm of the summer night. AL
the rules that once defined selfish.
ness, cowardice, stupidity, had faith
humbug, and pretense appear t.
have been set aside. We have moth
ing left but we, credulfty, and
infatuation. Washington Post.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-06-08
FOREIGd
Sixty-four Persons 1

Sixty-four Persons Drosu
LONDON, May 3O.-ba
fearful clyclone which
raging in the bay of Bena
Germania was lost and ]
who were on board Of TIE /
their lives with the ship, D
bark Rydalmere, Capt
which sailed from CsI !
swept high and dry on shai
amond Harbor, on M Bo.
ty-four miles below CaIcG:
British ship Glengarry, Cay
say, was abandoned at sa,
crew was saved.
Victoria, i. C., Jus
Steamer Tacoma whicharri
Yokohama brings the r
the Russian Corvette NJ
ashore on the Corean COas
and became a total VTa
lives are lost.
Buck Jones Consul to'
will start for China July
j. Hampton Hogc Consul
China accompanies him
Ontario, Gambia, was %
terrible cyclone Wednesda
week. Hundreds of thousl
lars worth of damage doDs
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-06-08

Be sure that you have your neigh
Dor to read THE CAUCASIAN for the
next few months. 1t will present
facts for his reason and truths for
his conscience. You can't afford for
your neighbor to miss it. Get him
to subscribe. If he will not, then
you should arrange to send it to him
by all means. Read in another col
umn headed ssRead! Read II and
then Acti Act ~ and see how We
will help you. This offeris good for
two weeks only.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-06-08

Mixed train Ne % :.
the Richmond s. u.t.'1 !
v hen within ,anv mI. !
kidgeway, ;. e. De. NJ
into - washou, a)va,ai
wide and engine ~
and fireman I. f.. IL
stantly killed. H..
senger was tn, un., .NI
hurt. Naa
Mrs. Maize Nur.w.
vorced wife of ,I.n.C l
aud DR.. ". T. Ba a.,. y
New York last No..
ierlan General A,-mrr.
IN session at Wa,an...r
week sustained CO.. aa-,
against lar. Cha,. A. r..
York. -
Gov. Murphey Il. ra,,..
ianna, has negoii4al ~.
New Orleans for ID r.s,
to aid the sufrrir- f7,r 4
flow in Lake rmf.l.r-
There are over loua Irr--.
all negroes. homr..,. ana
Is imminent.
On last Saturf4g
Montreall thru. Whit. ~
killed a Mr.. Eiy. e.l,B. 4
his wife and Il ~ s.l-e.f
robbed the hou>- ., IN
they could find a.l M. i
house on fire. The nar
not been caught.
PAULDING, O.. lime g
Bank. the oldest ,.ngr
county, and hrm,oior.
one of the Safte,j closed
this morning. Tie lar. j
tablished in Is aud al
large banking business
DECATUR, ILL.,. Jane
this morning II mob an,
county Jail and lyuchea u
Bush, the negro " no MAD. u
nal assault upon Mrs. Nm
in Mount Zion township II
day.
A cyclone strurh Mems /
Wednesday of last We, /
were killed and a mg !
wounded. Twenty hoasor,I
er wrecked or badly damage
Howard county, ark. II
by a cyclone "Wednesday a
resulting in the los, Of IN I
destruction of much prop1lI
of property $50, zoe.
The New jersey Ieg.s
made "a law imposing a fE
on every man that is foln
on Sunday, onc-third Of
goes to the informcr.
The wholesale lumber M
thlei & Co., of ST. Joseph.
a deed of assignment Juat
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-06-08
NATIONA AT,
Terrible Rai,roaf ace,a.n.

TYRONE, Pa, May 3O.-This morn
ing a special train on the Tyrone
and Clearfield Railroad, composed
or Walter Mains circus cars, got be-
yond control of the trainmen and
came down the mountain with fear
ful rapldity. At Vail station the
train was wrecked and animals and
men and broken cars were piled up
together. Six men were killed ont
right, twelve or fourteen others were
badly wounded, some of them fatal
~, The circus is 2 complete wreck
and it will take seyeral DAYS to Get
property together.
Broke Her Neck, hut Doing Wen.
WILMINGTON, Del, MAY 25.-Mrs.
Sarah Holland, aged 81 years, fell
down stairs this morning and broke
her neck. A physician this after
noon removed seven pieces of neck
bone, and Mrs. Holland is deing
well.
Kills her Assaiiant.
u Nah, IA, May, 30.-Near
Hazelhurst yesterday an unknown
white tramp tried to commit q Grim
anal assault on a white woman nam
60 Mrs. Crosby. She drew pistol
and shot him in the head. He
staggered off a short distance and
fell dead in his tracks.
Gold to go Abroad.
NEW YORK, May 31.-The leu
tonic for Liverpool to-day carries a
million and quarter of gold. The
Fuerst for Bismarck Tomorrow will
cary two millions.
Another Bank Closes Doors. -
MINIATURES, Wis.,, June 1.-The
Pankington Bank, which was in
volyed in the +. A. Tappan failure,
closed its doors this morning.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-06-08
STOP MAKING "OVERPRODUCTION" AND
LETT WORK FOR MORE MONEY.

LET US WORK FOR MORE MONEY.
Remember hat during the next
few months we will publish both
sides of the great political discus
sion, giving the arguments on both
sides, and besides we will publish
much other matter that every fair
minded honest man should read. Ii
will appeal to the reason and con-
science. Get your neighbor to sub
scribe at once. If he will not SUBJ
scribe, it will pay you to send TEE
CAUCASIAN to him. 1t is home
missionary work that will mean mo-
ney in your pocket. You will never
get lower taxes, better price for
your products, and more money till
your neig hbors act with you for pro-
lection, reform and justice. 1t is
better to do some work in this direc-
ton than to toll and sweet every day
making more "overproduction" thai
will bring YOU nothing. Get TIL
CAUCASIAN in the hands of youl
neighbors. Do it at once.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-06-08

Week after next we will commence
the publication of Watterson and
Viewers speeches-two great speech
es on the political issues of the day.
Get your neighbor to subscribe at
once. We will not be able to furn-
ish back copies after the first issue.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-06-08

1t is said that Secretary Hoke
Smith will "astonish the natives in
the Pension department soon.o Let
it come. The Pension frauds were
much discussed in the last campaign
and we were promised reform then.
Now let it come. We are not on
posed to pensioning the soldiers of
the Federal army who were disabled
or diseased in the service, as well as
the widows of those who died or were
killed, but to grant a pension to an
able bodied man who was never hurt
simply because he enlisted in the
army for the pay there was in it, as
many of them did, is an outrage and
should be sit down upon. Pension
the deserving, but away with frauds.
That is where we stand.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-06-08
POSTSCRIPTS.

The Raleigh correspondent of the
Charlotte Observer refers to More
head as ''Waterlng place. A few
days befole the same correspondent
referred to the Red Sulphur Springs
as watering place There GER
tainly is a difference between having
fashionable folks to jostle about in
water and having the water to jostle
about on them.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-06-08

DIR. A. G. Dixon, Of Brooklyn,
who was at once time President of
Wake Forest College. delivered the
baccalaureate sermon there this year.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-06-08

During the next few months THE
CAUCASIAN will publish matter that
every voter should read, especially
should every Democrat and Republic
can read it. If they will not SUBJ
scribe you ought to have it sent to
them any way.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-06-08

The Charlotte Observer says that
the son of DR.. Milburn, the blind
chaplain of the .. S. Senate, COM
mitted suicide in Chicago because his
father would not send him money or
let him come home. This is a mis-
take. The young man who suicided
is not related to DIR. Milburn,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-06-08

Why is mugwump like the cover
to a sewing machine? Because it
chez is both useful and ornamental
when the machine is not in use,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-06-08

The Raleigh Citizens :
$40, 900 in gold coin to u
States Treasury YESTERDAY
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-06-08

Mr.. George Pearce Howell, of this
place, will be the third. North Caro-
linian to graduate first in his class
at West Point. In 1923 Alfred
Mordecai took the honor, and in 1889
W. Fl. Wright did the same, with
the late General Beauregard as No. 2.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-06-08

President Cleveland has deserted
the White House and is again in hid
ing on Hog Island. 1t is little
strange that man who had to shut
the official doors of the Nation in
the face of greedy office-seekers
would go to place Ito rest) the very
name of which suggested greediness.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-06-08

VIII >. A. Stevens, who is trying
TO bray loud enough to make the
publlc think he is jackass, but will
Iali because his ears are too small,
deny that he was in the caucus that
decided to repeal the Alliance char.
ter, and that he pledged his vote to
yepeal ita -
=. a. Stevens reminds us of the
letter from "a farmer'' published IN
Inc Progressive Farmer last week.
blowing up the editor of this paner'
IN which he wrote; sYou ar crv'
ing Tyre q come to the Point Won
ar the Raskel you're self.r
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-06-08
FREE As AIR

sure, speedy and permanent cu,. !.
ton, Dyspepsia, BlI,os
Headache, Constipatloni
tfsm, Nervous Debiliiy ahs
ton. Write to-day. u VIII y ~ nj
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BOX T ~ F"A
Mention THE CACCAalAs
juncl-5moT'
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-06-08

The Fort Worth Texas Merchants
National Bank fails.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-06-08

More changes in North Carolina
r,ostmasters, are as follows: At
Is mt Rock, Summerfeld.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-06-08

den rlsings and fAlings in the fortunes
OF gamesters that her brothers losses
seemed unworthy of much anxiety, for
when his luck turned would he not win
it all back?
But when Eric, somewhat piaued at
her indifference-the pass;veness of a
woman resting in her lovers arms
told her of Kulcan's last and most des-
perate wager the color fed from her
cheeks, leaving them ashen in the moon.
hght, and with terror in her eyes she
threw her arms wildly about his neck
crying:
81 am lost! l am lostg
Not for an instant did she discredit
the legality of the transaction; its full
meaning and horror were plain to her
and for moment she forgot her lovers
power, seeing only the awful, unavoida-
Die fate before her-to be torn from his
arms, victim to the lust of a deprayed
man-not even a wife-for the fatal
wager, SO hastily made, gave her to him
as a chattel.
A convulsive shudder shook her frame
and her clasp upon Eric's neck was like
the clutch of drowning woman as she
chung to him in her fear. But only for
a moment. Then, like Kulcan. she
turned to him for help and strength.
You will save me, my darling. |
know; but, oh, was so frightened that
l forgot you for moment. Yes, | was
frightened, but now I'm not. II has
gone-aH my terror-and my noble love
will keep his own unframed"
And IN moment more it really seemed
as il she had dismissed the matter from
her mind, for she said:
NOW take me home, dear, for 1t is
growing late. and my eyes are heavy
with sleep"
AND Enc did, and then lay awake un-
I'll far into the night trying to solve the
problem. VIC
To RE roNrJNrYuD
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-10
NOTICE or SALE UNDER Dseo or
faust.

Nur."s i4 uIUEnY GIVES, TuAT
~ whereas 4. " lauus .HI -Aral g.. I1ucs,
us vic. ON tuc nrt d1y of -cp.cu or i,'i.
Tom Wu 1rt Company tfpir two uCuain
rIHms-1fy rutoI, cfrH fnr hc uui Uf tl.Uu.
r]rur 900 iur lfst DAY OF NHrn. l-ll. with
ln'.f t.tf,ou 10 '.g ri.r 't on. ue, cont per
mouth from dNo uutI quo. uul,
NrHr.lH, tu SECURE Ihu plYUDUt NJ sHii notes
thl fhd s.. ~. Jun.o Iud sarah james lus
vito. 0n sgid nrt 11y OF september. l.fi, exec
Du.pt .ui trIyprDd t0 ID o. salisbury snI
r|uHn NuulUfgor, IausiUca. U. q .It 0 ftc CITY.
lWN. their certain tc't. whtrt.N ihtI Goa.
hcraor boz 'rust, tlc 60 loving us.rnri rrort.
tra iul'gI In -1.t lIiy county uH tH.H.tl
ioWuDu"int iu1l f.NH wusi u' ODE .uuin.
el.t CORNER Hf Block lr1 .uI q. FIgt "u,' salt
Lltr Uity survey, UHu running thence north
ton .I0' rods, ihuuU west SIS Oh rode. thence
tuuin tru ,IDl rTus. Auu tlrucH cos dis .NI
three l0.. iuuf [. On lnl hNy CD, " suudLI.iou
0f ihc elft i1lt OF block Ten liu ~ p|at't"
Buy lAtc lN survey Nhirh agiI dec Was
duly Med for rrcprd boz Che p1i e. ot uhy County
Recover of s1it Lake County, Utah. on tUu sIh
day 90 September $500. Hnd recorded u Boob
"aN' %. the Mortgage Records OF "a omcc on
Whereas. sa'd tc,l provides that should tic
m4aofa iul ur fliuf. i1 UAE ihu Sob. fuur.ly
secured, nr uriiug Iu Co.. true tenor HnI r.lort
OF slId notice the sid trust .rf. ur ruucr OF
them. Hf tIor.qucHtu tlr legal holder 900 said
uutrH. may rruUUoI tu HtIl fur property 900 said
dcci 'cscuHod, no public yrudHctu thu highest
Court House, Iu salt Lace County, TITAN, fret
giving thirty duIf public huUrr % the uWrt
trrus Huu place uf sale aud description OF the
frumitcH o. he Gold. hy Advertisement boz some
newspaper published aud printed boo sllt Lake
tommy. Utau. Ana,
NUoFrHs. said uUtct have fully mHturGt, and
there iH now due ami owing thereon ihn HuM ut
il.tu. ami utvru az Clue fute nf uus per cent
per month from The lrt day Of December 1909,
uut witch amount the maLCra nave iailci and
refused to paw, Anu,
Whereas. thu ssIt Lake Valley Loon Iud
Trust cImuauy, tho lOsd aoIdyr co tait notes,
has requested the uudrrHIEHud trustee 20 cell
iho premises described 10 said deed. under toe
puwrfa conferred upon Wu thereby, Tor the
purpose uf ruuai3 luE said notes,
Nuw. therefore. pursuuut IN thu powers In
mo voted hy faid trust lcrd,1ui no the request
OF the HlId rHlt Lake Valley luHu and trust
company, ., smou Hamburger, trustee named
ami described iu HHld decd. VII, 10 tlu front
door of the county court house pt sh.l Lake
COUNTY, tab. uu mo lOth dAy uf August isni, a.
turhuur ul llu'uUCk bon uf rand day, srli at IuhIic
yunduO flr cash the pruWIa's hurcinhCtoro ana
DO rWd trust ruUd described tl safety said
notes and interest aud the costs OF executing
THE trust
Dated July itbl,W
tMON BAMutRGER,
Trustee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-10
ORDER.

In Tho Probate Court 900 and tor the county Of
salt laku, Territory NJ Utah.
In the matter oithc adoption Of Nollle Leona
Morfsty, minor.
james ". Braadbnl and Ellen s. nroadbcnt,
husband mud we,
I TpuN iEAniNG AND FILING THE Pc
- uyuh " james ". Bio4dlDut aud Ellen
=, bpohlbcnt hi WIFE, praying for a decree
adopting Nolho Leon. Morris4uy, o minor
rhlld by them in accordance with the con.
ditious and NJ. ulutiuns Of thni" statement and
the statement uf Michael NOuisscy, the
father of sHil child. nIcd herein on
this 5th dly OF july, lsIi, aud good
cause appearing therefor, Il il ordered
that Friday, the 9Th day OF July, A. u, isli. at
DO O'Clock n. On, of sai1 day at tho County
Court House OF SAID cuuGty, IN salt Lake ny,
ltAh, Doc uud ID hereby appointed ns The time
and place Tor the hearing u said petition aud
said inattcr of adoption Of 7aii minor child;Aud
thatH copy Of ths order boz published In tho
nIsEHEr ENENtNU NuWs, "a news UapUr pub.
lshod 90 sail county, Tor three weeks before
said time OF hcarug, WHOM and where ali per
sons Interested may appear and oppose the
said petition, " ca Fo they have,
Wines my hand This Alh day NJ July, 1873
JACOB u BLAIR, PROBATE Judge.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ~ THE
N undersigned, o loDfhourow, hdmluis.
tratir of tho estate OF 10. ~. naivorarn, he.
crafoI, 20 the rrrdliors a., und roo porsoue
HAVING claims uuaIuht tho SAID deceased To-
exhibit them With tUe necessary yourhsrs
withm ton montua after Tho lrst publication of
tins notice, to tho said q. y, LoofA0ufow. ADJ
mmIAirator, Ht DTS unc1, Rooms 717 CONNER.
rill Block, m tho CITY Of Salt Lake. In The
County uf sat Lave, UtHh Territory.
Dated salt Lave Guy, Aprl lnth, hOl.
q, D.. LOOtnOuROW
Administrator OF the estate OF II. NJ, ualyo..
sra aaaassrf
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NUTIoe 10 CREDITORS.

Estate OF Hannah N. Armstrong, Deceased.
NOTICE IA HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ undersigned administrator NJ thC ost %
oil Hannah NJ Armsruug, deceased, tu the
creditors ct, unl all PERSONS having calWs
ngltHt ihf said deceased, TO exhibit thcm with
the ncrc.sarY vouchers, within four moutht
after the Hrst publication uf this notice, 20 tho
sniI administrator, ln SAT- Lake titv,lu salt
Lake tuu o.. NtLtS DLMlNG,
administrator NJ the estate n Hannah NJ.
Armstrong. urI cAHCd.
n4trU .IulN In lM De-
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NoTloe Io oREplToRs.
Egtato Of NahlnIII u. FolI, Decoa5l

Estate Of Nathaniel DO. Felt, Deceased,
NuTCE rs uEREuN GlYtN BY TIE
~ uudUrsigned, Administrator Of tho Estate
NJ Nathaniel ~. IolL dUura cd, 90 the crCdi
tors g. and all prrsOus having claims against
the said dtoeasdi. Go exhibit thom with toe
necessary vouchers, within ten months after
the drst publication of tHlH notice, 20 the said
Administrator, 40 lho law once o. y, ". Moyie,
Rooms 3ll to 81 b, Constitution building, iu the
city and county 81 SAT- Lake, Utah Territory.
JOSEPH n. FELr,
Administrator OF tAU satatc OF Nathaniel II.
lslt. Deceased.
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NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ there will Do o. special meeting ~ tho
stockholders Of salt lsAso Rapid Transit Com.
puny az the cump1ny's ONCE IN salt Lake cry,
Utah, uu saturday, August OH, 1893, AZ Z
O'Clock penn, Tor clio purpose uf authorizing
the Issuance 81 second mortgage bonds upon
tue company property,
rs order OF the board OF directors,
j, s. CAMERON, President
q. 70, JACK, Secretary.
SALT tAkL CuY, Utah, July 3th, 1898,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-10
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


'tf' '' i'"''A % f'tNf VIVA WV 'A.'A'
NTOTlrEi HEREBY GIVEN ~ IUE UN-
~ dlrHsuCd, ndniuistrltriN with tUp will
ANNEXED %. thv CatltU ol Robert Patterson. de.
ttuHtu. 90 tHu grcdiinra Of, ana 900 persons
having .aIWH against iuv lAd deceased, 60 pNs
hiht tutu with ihv Necessary Nuurhr RI. Within
ten months after the 1rat publication OF chile
notice 60 the aid HdmiuistrtuiN with tho viii
annexed. utiitu woucr nt O. D. lartur. Nos.
% TO De-, Scott AuOrhlru nlorE. DO Mhlu street.
suit Lake tlty and County. Utah
NbNESs II PATTERSON,
AdminutrltrIH with thp Wul Annexed ~ -.
tate ~ Robert Patterson. iccCIBCd
ua,,l june 90. lrI,
o. b. HAUhTU. Attorney Tor estate.