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What Shall We Buy for ChrlstmasP
tALicE ouArINl

lALCE cuAriNl
ITriitsl Tor me DEsEHEr NEWS.
We shall have 10 ecouOnise some
where else, but We oil expect to buy
something for tho children for Christ
mas, and there Ia much love and
wisdom to DO used In selecting the best
gif,s. Many toys are as useless to the
child rs to you-lhey serve no purpose
aud should never be bought.
Every child who wants n doll should
have one-but tho only satisfactory
doll is ono that can be treated Gs n
child, dressed anu uairessed, washed
and oombed; doll who lives In some
dennlle place. A place to keep toys IL
more desirable for most children than
mora TOYS, A dry goods box can DO
made into q lovely doll house; a starch
ngx ChrlslmAs can change into u
tsniuls.cuvgrud dOil'a trung; q shoe
i,ar On pud with two Hholves anu a
curtain will hold tue little mans books
and tools.
habits OF order, and neat, dainty ways
has gone IA long way toWafda clear
ihinEing ana unity with God AMI
nature, aud enjoys all the delights Of
ownership in hig small possessions.
There are charming small articles Of
dirnitufe-dolis' brdhteadF, Durunus,
chairs, ,c.,-they gre cheap too; look
al them down town, then 40 homo anu
make something nicer for half tue
money. Let the doll have u hat, ol0aS
and night gown, lot the clothes NIL
button, aud give also n paper OF pins
aud pair OF scissors. Tool chests, pug
zIe., dolls, tons, bale, blooke, paint
boxes, orayons, blAckDonrds, pencils,
paper. knivss;--lhings to DO tometniny
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Group ~ n terror 10 young mothers.
To postih concerning the fret aymp-
toms nnd treatment Is tho object Of
this item. The frlt indication oi
Group Ia hOarfoncHs. In n child VINO In
subject 10 Group It may bc taken ~ "a
sure sign Of the approach oi m attack.
Following the hOarseness IL peculiar
rough cough. II Chsmuurlain's
Cauga Remedy IL given az HUon o. the
chiiu becomes ho8fse or even after the
rough cough Inns appeared it Will pre-.
vent ihs attack. II has never been
known 10 fail.
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mont NJ anything Of special interest
up 10 the tins OF going - ptets.
By a typographical error In last
evenings Issue, tho plurality OF +. ].
Cannon fnr Delegate TO Congress was
given "a ISIS; Il should have read
1878. The figures o. given In detail
by counties for the various candidates
were accurate.
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ARMENIAN INVESTIGATION.
Tho United states Consul win TAX,
No Fart Ia 10.

tho united states s0usui Will rake
No Part Ia a.
WAsnINoroN, ID. O., Dec. 1.-the
United states VIII take no part IN the
nyestiRRtiOu IN the Armenian cut.
RACES. FinUing that the limitations
imposed by President Cleveland upon
tho functions OF Consul Jewett weru
such aa to pTovent his joint action with
the representatives VI the other cOul-
tries, the sultan has Withdrawn his ia.
viiaIion TO the United States TO appoint
n commissioner, anu consequently Mr.
Jewetpa appointment lapses. As IAN
extra prooautiOn against involving tho
United States In any European dis
agreement, Mr.. Jowelt was instructed
10 make an independent inquiry aul
report only 10 tue suite department.
Tho last restrictions were apparently
unpalGtable To the Porte, anu soiby the
withdrawal OF It's Invitation, hIr. Jew
cts appointment ~ cancelled.
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Use Macondray & Co.'s NJ. NJ. tea,
absolutely the best package tea sold.
over iorty.iivo years ON fgle. Ask tor
II, and take no other. All orders from
the trade promptly attended 70 by A.
a. Moore, Pos, Onloo Box OH, Salt
Lake CITY.
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Canyassing Salt Lake.

There are no further results to record
In figuring up the returns for the Con
stI,utonal Convention. Today the
Utah Commission occupied the time In
checking up the returns IN Salt Lake
county, anu Ia due season the totals OF
the count Ia tue variOus districts will
be announced. There WAS NO develop
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Fhlsu EuOuomy.-rO got tho full
favor and strength, one has TO usB
more Of q cheap tea than of good toa.
Tho Pride OF Japan Tree Tea IL the
test favored and goes iurthest. There.
orc u 10 cheapest for you TO buy
his brand.
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2. c. NJ. |. asks. "What bottor
Christmas present can DO
bought for n devoted VITO than
a good Carpet Swoepor." thoy
are n saving In tho household
all tho timol
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LETTER LlsL

Remaining unclaimed M tho Post once At
SALT Lake CITY, Utah, on Dec, l5. lul. Il
obtain any ~ these letters thc applicant must
calf for Adverusoi Letteri.' uul give th0 date
Of the list n not called tur Within two woaks
they will bo sent 70 tho DEAD Letter Ongo az
Washington, DC.
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The Board Of Equalization appointed
10 hear grievance from waicf.rate
payers rs 20 alleged excessive or
wrongful assessments will sit I'm tho
council chamber, Wednesday evening,
December 9th, 1898, Ut 1880 p. M, and
continue In session each evening until
further notice. BY order " the CITY
Council.
II. r. DUKE,
CITY treasurer.
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Jno. lultU, uf lie Roy, y. Y, says
Il have been troubled with indigestion
nud h'lIuuHnuss Tor yCafs. Parks Tea
has cured me" For ralD by r. j. HIN
~ o.. ann NnlIrn InInnm DTug 90.
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New YoRlS, Dec. l4.-Samuol g.
Fsely, the eX-Do0kkoeper anu duiauller,
arrived tonight, United ktntoa Com,
missioner Snitlds nxed hiu bail nj
$685. 600 and 5eely was laEon 10 LUDLOW
Street jail.
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rEAcE NE0orIArIoNs.
Japan Reluctant 60 listen 90 tire snE.
gfstious Of Othrr rowera.

sanan Reluctant 60 Listen 80 tie snE.
gsstion- Of Oihcr rowers.
Toxic, Nov. 20, Cper steamer Gaelic
via San Francisco, Dec. li.)-It Is
with the greatest reluctance that Japan
llaions 10 suggcstions Tor mediation
from any quarter. Tho aim Of the
Chinese government has alwaya been
10 deludu lie people into tue utiloi that
tue emperor ful0I all nations, aud
that whom one particular vAslal state
becomes troublesome, ho has only TO
Urier IT, subJuAalion by the others and
thus reutOro tranquility without un.
nectaaary disturbances OF his own COM
posurc. 10 Japan were 90 treat la.
directly through western powers, II
would IN course Of time be- givon out
that China had commanded the tfib-
utiry states Of Europe to bring thu
ieuolllous japanese TO terms, anu had
thus soitlud the business without
impaifiug her own dignity. This
conviction, once established through
cut the empire, tho court
81 Pckn would resume Its habit.
tai insolunoe, aud block the wheels OF
progress In tbs Fact.
Tins explains one phase Of Japan's
refutal 10 receive tho Peace C0mmif-
tionor Delrlug, an English cmploye At
'ho custom house nj Tien Tsu.
TIE inquiry Of the United States as
b Jnpan's Willingness TO accept prof.
fer OF assistance N regarded rather as
rttardlng than acoclurnting tho Entls-
factory conclusion Of tue war.
Tho need OF moro money 10 asserting
ihelf, but the minister Of finance has
called for second war loan Of fifty
million yen. The ofilcial announce
ment Hlatea that tho bonds viii TO for
one hundred each, and ninety five yen
Will be tho lowest price accepted. The
interuat will be- per cont. Tho indl.
cations now AtO that, no matter what
tho response may DO TO this appeal, no
luther eiiorts will DO made " raise
funds exclusively at home.
The MitHui family, Que Of the oldest
mercantile hOubea la Japan, has con-
tfibutod twenty thousand yen 10 the
Red Cr0sn society, and Va addition has
fitted up great machine works at Mott
for the special requirements OF the war
aud presented the entire establishment
20 the government This example Of
muniiicsreo IL Tlvalud, n not sur
passed, By the Marquis Mayedn,
who under the iuudul Bybtum
was the richest uobleman Ia the
empire, hut who now ranks
much lower In tho scale Of wealth
lie has given one hundred thousand
yen 70 DO DIVIDED betwc,a the army
ana navy iuuds; six thousand yen TO
the families VI uen enlisted from tho
three provinces which he once ruled,
and three thousand yatds VI flannel TO
DO made into Undertaking for soldiers
and eailOfs. Furthermore, hu prom.
ises, when his clansnen dio ia battle,
20 pay nifty yen 10 tho family Of each
officer, twenty yen 10 the family "
each petty officer anu five yen to the
family OF each private. No other In.
dividual has gone aa lar 40 this Ia
tolual amount OF donation; though
thousands have been equally generous
Ia proportion 10 theiE means.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-15

Keen your deeds and other valuabics. In.
tluuiuE iCwelt, m a safety dcpusit box A.
zone savings Hank 4 Trust 90. UunI by
iho year only amounts 70 q few cents per
month, Ladies specially Invited 10 call aal
zoe Nuults.
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snit Lake Dancing Academy.
All kinds Of ball room dances
taught. Lessons, Monday, Tuesday,
Thursday aud Saturday evenings.
IS Main Street.
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Pafhs' Sure Cure tor thu liver and
Kidneys cures theumatlim. For snle
by Il. J. Hill IS Co., and Modem Jul.
son Drug Go. .
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Go TO the Bolega Family Wine and
Liquor Houte, 10 Com'l. st., for Port,
sherry, Angelica, Claret and all other
CaliL Wines, at 800 Bottle.
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Western Book * Stationery Co., IS
W. First South. Fancy goUds, books
and useful articles for Christmas
pftEButf.
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Weber Coal Company cell LumD
Coal a. $500; Stove, $3.50; Nut, 400.
Clean coal and full wptyhf. Tel All,
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Have your watch repaired vi Sur.
baught, 10 McCoruick Block.
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COMPLETE nIIANec or rEx.
DR.. Frnkot's Aimass Unparalleled
anau.

KANSAS Cry, Mo-, Dec. lain the
Ffaker case this forenoon, DR.. King,
FrHker'i family physiolan, testified
that he had examined Frnker at tho
lRltvI's solicitation long before the al
legged drowning, and that no found
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Application for appeal Denied.

WAsiuNoToS, Dee. ii.-The nppli-
cation OF Captain Howgato Tor an np.
peal from the decision u Judge Coio
OVoffuling demurTuTs ~ tho indioI.
ments against him, was denied today
by the district court OF appeals. An
additional indictment was reported by
the grand Jury TO-DAY, charging How.
gate with forging the name Of Roswell
T.. Rochester, tTugbutor Of The Western
Union Telegraph company, " vouchers
10 the amount OF 81, $40.
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darlington Woute Ous.ttaif Faro CItr.
teal Permits Tor tgO5,
Applications Tor nno.hal faro Clpti.
cal Permits for 1895, thould bu made
10 the uudofsiguud, not later than
December 8lsi, lsg4.
W. Il. MCMILLAN,
Grucfnl Agent.
Room H. over No. 10 W. Second
South Street, Salt Lake City, Utah.
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7 oANs. ANY AMOUNT on CITY on
- SAT- Lake and Davis County farms. Apply
az once 90 No. als McCaruirA block.
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ON HEAsoSAHLE TERMA APPLY 10
~ Taylor brotuuri, No. % East Tczplo
street.
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WANTED.
FOR SALE.


- 90 RODS 1--WE ROOM uRiCk HOUSE,
- with city water and cellar trut trees
aud barn ON place. Apply on premises. Ga O.,
-LL --.Lu-
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FOR SALE.
COAT.
EoR RENI.

GToAL THAT SUITS" ALI KISDs.
~ Muller q miller. IS West, second soush
Street Phone -s
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MONEY TO LOAN.

NTCGUEuN g. co. LOAN MONEY AT
w low nIrH on any security. i0M2s.
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WILL TRADE OGDEN PROPERTY ron
w equity lu city property. RicaUita and
uUnn0llan real estate, mines and loans, p 4
EFd south.
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BEAT HER SEVERELY.
Damages Asked for an Assault
Upon a Woman.

A suit has been flied in the Superior Court
wherein Lambert ana Bertha Becker charge
William Lange with severely beating and
bruising Mrs. Becker at 105 Polk street with
out good cause. They claimed thar Mrs.
Becker was seriously ill after the assault COM
mitIed upon her, and that considerable money
in drugs, doctors fees etc, had 10 be expended
TO bring about her recovery. For this they de.
mand $4,000 damages.
1t is stated by The plaintiff that che quarrel
arose out of visit which Lange paid TO his
Pos-street house. when he complained that the
plaintiffs were not taking proper care of ii.
Words followed and LANCE beat Becker and his
wife severely.
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To=Day'S Entries.

The following are the entries for to-day's
races:
First race, eleven sixteenlhs OF a mile. sell.
ing-Holllster Denis Ill, Nellie Van 1O9 Flush
Ban 70, Horton 119, True Briton 100, Bronco
122 Ivy 1Ol, Twang 101, Esperance SO.
Second race. eleven-sixteenths of mile ham,
dcap for twO-year-ods - Rey Alfonso 1913.
Model lib, Sea Spray los, Monterey los, Malo
DiablO 100.
Third race, one mile, Chronicle handicap-Sir
nee Reel 1l3' Gliead ITO, LoVdal ITO, Hy by ITO.
Tri& lob, Artist 1O3, Alexis 81.
Fourth race, five-eIghths of a mile, selling
Lodi 103, Regal 80, Guard 107. North 103, Pat
Fisher ia. Annie Moore 81, Catch EN- LOG.
Charger 1O3, Mustesa 105, Chula IS, Durango
Fifth race, three quarters Of a mile, selling
cal 101, Loot 81. GOlddust 81, Charger IOI.
King Sam O3, Haymarket SO. Vleeroy 81, War
rago %, MendOCinO IS. Nav Pritchard Oh
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GRADING SIXTEENTH STREET.
| New intermediary Connection
With South San Francisco.

Tie Street Committee of the Board of Super
visors yesterday decided to recommend the
opening and grading of Sixteenth street from
POtrero avenue to the east line of Wisconsin
street, and from the west line of Utah to the
east line Of Wisconsin street produced. When
the street is graded the Mechanics Institute
VIII erect school OF mechanical arts on Po-
trero avenue and SiXteentb street. So stated
Horace Davis of the Mechanics Institute to
the Street Committee yesterday. He said that
ground would be broken in a few months.
The opening of Sixteenth street is also de.
sll ed by the Supervisors because il will make
new Intermediate connection with South San
Francisco.
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A Mysterious Man Who Stole Peter
sons Whitehall.

a mysterious Man WHO StOIe Feter"
sons Whitehall.
Ed Peterson, the we-knOwn boatman, has
found clew to his stolen Whitehall boat. He
mas received letter from the lighthouse
Keeper at New Year Point, stating that on The
l6th OF the month a strange event occurred
lhere a boat containing well-dressed young
man drltted ashore through the breakers.
There Is no way OF Identifying the gentle
many looking occupant Of the craft, but the
boat has been recognized as the missing prom
erty belonging TO Peterson.
The young man is described as a person OF
style, and apparently a landsman. He told the
story that he had drilted out TO sea lie
claimed The boat as his own, ana said that his
name was L. +. White. The initials Z. p.
being on the oars the lighthouse keeper be-
lieved his story and advanced him So, holding
the boat as security. The mysterious young
man has not since been seen or heard OF.
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ATTORNEYS-AT-LAw

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Builders Contracts.

b. Thode with j. o. Sullivan, to build = brewery
on Ne corner Solano and Florida streets, 100 by
$50; S5S43.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.

NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
A Lewis, Bend Rump, Ind
6 johnson. y OAK Frost, Sacramento
Thompson, Chicago l. d Stone, San Jose
T L Sawyer, Ohio w Rainier Il WI, Mass
w II Weghey, Ariz Mrs Hawks, Glendor
PALACE HOTEL.
NJ Howe&fam Kans Cy q Jacobs. Portland
II G WILDER & ", Portld Cutler Il W, Eureka
q PeytOu & fam, salt l. L j Field, Nj onterey
w " orkman &w, Los Miss NEW Workman, Los A
MrSACDenman,New ark Mrs stevens, y Y
Miss Sisson. n Y G ) Diehl ~ w, Chicago
Cummenge, Paris DR. A Ehockey&w, Portld
NJ Pring, Guatemala } NJ Dsrke, San Salvador
JMDerkeJ T, SanSaivador Miss DerSe. san Siydr
+ Harrington, Denver Dunlap, DSnvillc
EEey, Santa Cruz Miss CurrIck. Santa Cruz
c b HUMAN, Toledo HOffStadt. Sacramento
Z Davis. Chicago Peterson, Africa
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w II Chormlcle, Sa Paula Mrs A MantZ, ) Louis
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o Schwartz, Victoria A Dickson, Mont
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The highest mountain in Great Britain 8
Ben Veyis, Scotland-4406 feet.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICES.

OCCIDENTAL CON. MINING COMPANY-LO-
Ocatlon OF principal place OF business. san Fran
CISCO. CAL; location OF worSs, Silver Star Mining
District, Storey County, >ev.
Notice is hereby gwen tnat at a meeting of the
board OF directors held en- the 31sJ day of May,
1894, an assessment No. 10. OF 10 cents per share
was levied upon the capital stock of the corpora
tion. payable Immediately in United states gold
coin the secretary, at the Office OF the company
room 90. Nevada block, BOB Montgomery ST., San
Francisco, Cal
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid the 5th day OF July, 1894, viii be
delinquent and advertised for sale at public auc.
tton and uuIess payment is made before viii he
sold on TUESDAY. the 3lsu day OF july 1894
TO pay the delinquent assessment. together W tn
the costs OF advertising aud expenses OF sale. BY
ALFRED K. DURBRow, Secretary.
Oflce-69 Nevada block, 800 Montgomery ST.,
San Francisco, Cal. le1 I'd
TRAYS HARBOR COMMERCIAL COMPANY
" Location of principal place of business city
and county of San Francisco, State Of California
Notice is hereby given that AZ meeting OF the
board of directors OF the Sbove-named CORPORA
ton, held on the twenty ninth day of March
1894 an assessment OF 81 so per share was
levied upon the capital stocS of the corporation
PAYABLE Immediately to the secretary at the Office
OF the corporation. l2l Market ST. city and county
of san Francisco.
nam unpaid the twenty fourth day OF Nav
1894, VIII be delinquent and advertised for sale
at public auction, and, unless payment is made
before. will De sold on the twenty-frst day of
July, 1894 TO pay the delinquent assessment to-
gcther with the costs OF advertising and expenses
WILLIAM c. KIRKETERP. Secretary.
Ofhce-12l Market ST., San Francisco, Cal.
NOTICE OF PosTPoNEMENT.
In accordance with law ana q resolution of tha
beard OF directors OF the Grays Harhor Com mer-
claI Company. adopted at a meeting or said board
held upon the twenty-fourth day OF May, 1884
and which said resolution has been duly entered
upon the records OF said board OF directors the
date of delinquency of assessment 10. l. levied
upon the twenty-ninth day of March, 1894, is
hereby postponed to the tive nty-third day OF June
1894 and the date of sale of stock for unpaid as
sessmenJ No. is postponed TO August 20, s94
by order of the board OF directors OF the Grays
Harbor Commercial Company.
WILLIAM C. kIRkETERP, Secretary.
ofnce-l2l Market ST., city and county OF san
Francisco. my29 I'm
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STORAGE


DACIFIC STORAGE WAREHOUSE STOCK
ton st.-H ousehoid goods, trunks and pianos
stored: furniture packing and shipping once,
Union square Furniture Moving Company. jel Ct
A DVANCES MADE ON FURNITURE PIANOS
~ and goods stored; also furniture in houses
bought for cash, LlEBES' Storage Company
Il Stockton place.. $40 Stockton ST sp8 6m
EIRST-CLASS STORAGE: ADVANCES MADE
L 642-644 Mission ST. CHI AS. L TAYLOR. je13 tt
WEEKS NEWS FOR CENTS - THE
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WHO is HE =?

build a two-story frame on N line OF evada street
so w OF Rhode Island; $3.50.
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ITO LET - RARE CHANCE: BUTCHER-SHOP
/ with good trade, II taken before u O'Clock
. Corner OF Fibert and Taylor street; Il. HOLT
HEIMtR. oppositc. my3I 3t*
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NEW JUSTICE MARKET, 1882 10TH ST.
- below Howard; good trade; owner leaving city.
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A SSESSMENT NOTICE-ALTA SILVER MIN
n ing Company-Loeati0n of principal place OF
business. San Francisco. Cal location of works,
Cola Hill Mining District. Gold Hill. Storey
County. New,
Notice is hereby given thatat meeting OF the
board of directors held on the fourteenth (l4th)
day OF May, 1894. an asSs ssment (No. 46) OF ten
(lo) cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock of the corporation, pay able Immediately in
Unite states gold coin, to tie secretary at the
once OF the company, Ne. 500 Moutg emery ST ,
roomy33. Nevada block, San Francisco, Cal.
An stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main, unpaid the nineteenth (lsth) day OF
June 1884, win De delinquent and advertised for
sale at public auction, and unless payment is
mad before. will be sold on Tuesday. the tenth
(l0th) day of July. 1894, to pay the delinquent
ass together with the cost of advertising
and expenses OF sale. by order OF the board OF
directors. j. T. Jacobs, Secretary.
orce-3oem 80, Nevada block, No. 500 Mont
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