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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-25


va esta casi cubierto el abono de la compania
de Btfos Cu6OaoS.
FL sabado quodara defnitivamente cerrstdo.
Personas que han tendo OCCASION de oirles en-
la Habana hacen grandes eleginS de los arts
tas, clogioS que yienen eorrob9rar los que he
mos leidos en- la prensa cubana
Asi pues no dudamos que obtendran una
gran aeeptaei6n del publieo ponceno.
Ell dia llegara en- el vapor de Cuba dicha
compania, de cuyo elenco tienen conocimiento
va nueStros lectoreS
Nos tcegrafla nuestro agente de Ctuado:
Observation-Disclosures.
Participate paquetc peri6dicos fecha yentiuno,
no lleg6.-Hurtinee.
Estitmos seguros de que eSe paquete despa
enc en- eSta administrator.
y sentmos que nos sea impossible enviarlo de
nuevo, por traiarse de una edici6n por compile
to agotada
lii representation del Sinoicato de la Asoca
con de AgrCutoreS Saldra q 2S para la capital
nuestro amigo don Ermelindro Salazar con OBJ
eto de asistir la junta general del % ' l3~
de acconstaS del Banco Agricola q T. de Julio
>lguientes.
Aver d las nueve de Ia noche, recibimo5 o
siguicnte telegrama depo5itado en tomerio i
as once de In manana.
S4bana del Isamar, JUNO "a
Con motiYo Inauguration eStaci0n teegra-
ca ?'!iioia uStcle9 e tic'tlle 4 f4JV
Nuestra euhorabuena al pueblo progressive y
ihlPitIeo qie ao!uiSlf no9 una oe ilo Hi'So'cN
VentajaS de la civiZaci0n.
9 : -
9''' uSl ''i.s'''i POI ~ otiu''" i''o ie
| Neiio' ~ e"ii'o9o e''u--'i 'oi'io - fl''ei
nueStrOS intlmOS afcctOS.
w 3dleee /" 'el's. li';'o 1G,' 10"
~ "Ai'SoN ''e i'"cS't" iit''"ci'' ''l tuloH''
Poaeinos conuntcarnoo con "a nu! ff''fff" fa
f'''eA :" ii''''' . 80 '0'
,oo:o.,,- ..,.or;t.,s y .;.,r;o.to J., po,.oo
1Acc,oiSa N"S'.fit 81 $ ~i'''ies''' "' 'h'e
para q i'"''e" NSFieol''
Snma anterior t0S accioncS
G. Bonnin 10
Eduardo Torres -,....
Jose NJ l-ugo
C'"l''1"1'" 9uma ''4 acciona'-
Nuestro querido amigo el senior don T. r,
! Gauthlef nos tele2rafla:
HaIaguez, Juno -
'Ea9ttA'IA-Fohce.
VI apfazo para 'iafl'ho -Aofi PoF ;" 1roflied
Saos'noS esI'lnar 'sS aeilosi l ij9cI'ies &c SIM
"'''' l,a l'
IN IL session ceIepfadt = Nleriits Potei ~ IN
tamlento Sc tomafon FafloS acaerdoS lDpoftah-
'eS, entre eiioa los sequences
olllAar ~ noeNo PFoce'ililien'o l'"Id g IN
p6Aa de ld9 lttria de los tSiiiieio> A''niVipdioN
Dotaf a acneeluc'o oe hiiFoS neceNaFloS para
Purl'lcar las f'SuaS, que mas saclaS no pueuen
eStar- DeSae aver = un Veraadfro nafro 10
que arrolan las plumaS-
hapiiltaf en- Il ho9l.iVdi lI!coc.e una said
para hacet ~ opttaci'ileS 'Itiiit9icd' qie -
quIefenloH- -ehittnoS'
lHlpidhtai - FtSl4hltlIto ue ID PloStil Heio"
en- las ca'aN 'e lenocimo' Senf'iahdoleS a las
mereIficca' para reSl'uf' ei extreme horie 'e
"a caile de Ia Nlrtud los e>'e oeStG ue ID Cd
ne ie Id Luna Sts com" u CAUTION 'F Puei'o9
aires,
/S Sc ha Suspendido Dor algtin tempo la publi-
caci6n del semanarjo lE)stlizn que yefa Ia luz
Hoy se ba recibido aoui un telcgrama de nues-
tro distinpuido amigo Il doctor Iglesias parti-
cinandn nua aver Ila96 faliznante Paris
q reputable doctor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-25

De nueyo ayisamos al pdbliao que Ia session
que debia celebrarse esta loch- para aprobar
los Estatutos del Ahorro Poneailo, sc IN trans
ferido indefinidamente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-25
DENorRACIA-Pouce.

Acabamos de recibir el siguiente teesrama;
.'Aibonito Junio -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-25
RECORTES = S

Fl euerpo es Ia mocha; el alma es Ia llama. Il
alma IS quien luce el cuerpo es quien Sc que
ma oitdire.
Quien no sabe fngir no sabe reinar. Luis \ l.
No pidas Il ofro 10 que pnedas procurarte por
ii miSrno.-Auto Gefio.
FL sileneio Is e partido mas SECURE del que
desconfia de 81 mism0.
Ia resignation V Ia pacieneia deben eoaside-
rarsa nscparables Cada una dc elias pcrie Su
Yirtud al deSunrlas.-*'s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-25
INTERES S A N T E

Sc veudeu dos aparadores con vidrieras y
mostradores, en- buen cstsdo, por Ia mitad de
su eoRto.
Ioformaran en Il calle DE- Ia Tore r d7'ero %
Idof1e pusden verse. lin.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-25

Hoy no ST ha matado res FL pueblo necesita
carne buena. no podria el Ayuntamento re
nlediar este mal3-Cuydr."
y nosotros preguntamos. lPor que sc tiene 4
los vecinos de Aibonito sometidos esa abSti-
pencIa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-25
s

NdarroS p ; . y picos de- re
pueSt0 Carret,Hasd ne mGH0 Carr0s para
bueyeS y caballoS R'tedas ejes para
i9enl de t0doS tdn,ai50S
Sc U@nolen en Ia fi4asd.cjdn y carrcte
ria de Roberto Grahab, c.sHe de Ia
Marina.
Ponce. Mayo 7 ne 1894 \ m
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-25

Nuestra Simpatica amiga de Ia Capital seho-
rita Lorenza Guerra Y Andino. ha obtenido en-
la Exposition nedalla de bronco por dibujos al
eray6n que presentara en- dieho certain n
Felicitamosla por IA distinction lie qlIe Ia -ido
objeto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-25

Quien no sabe fingir no sabe reinar, luis X /
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-25
Nos telegrafia nuestro agente de Utuado:

-VDN ICieSFaIId HuesITO sgtIIi" ut { IIaiIIO.
Observation-Disclosures.
Participate paquetc peri6dicos fecha yentiuno,
no lleg0.-Nuftinez.
Esttmos seguros de que ese paquete sc despa-
enc Ell esta administrator.
Y sentimos que nos sea impossible enviarlo de
nuevo, por tratarSe de una edci6n p9r compile
to agOtada
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-25

lii representation del sindicato de la -Asocia-
con de Agricullores sadra q - para la capital
nuestro amigo don Ermehndro Salazar con OBJ
jeto de asistir Il la junta general del %, ' laS
de acconistaS del Banco .Agricola q T. ae Julio
siguientes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-25

del Hotel Marina. Ia com sion org anizadora del
nuevo Casino para acordar dafnitiyt insta
aci6n.
Sc nos su9lica enclrezcam2s d dichos seGores
la puntual asStencia, las ocho puulo pna5
reunido Va el ndnero d. Socios sutceatcS, Va
4 proeedcrse i Ia realization del proyecto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-25

.Junio - dc 1894.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-20
CONTENTS OF A mANo POCKET.
Some Of the unimporiant Things That wo-
men lind 10 iiidicuio

Some Of the unimporiant Things That wo-
men Find 10 nidioulo
"Men arc fond Of laughing at the ne.
Ito ways and whims Of women, " said
our sprifhtly hostess "but ! wish some
man would explain TO mo why no car.
ries unimportant papers about with him
for months. wearing thcm out in 30 do.
- ing 49,.
~ have often watched my hushand
carefully change tho contoihs OF coat
or trousers pockets from one suit Of
clothes 10 another. Soilcd, worn cnycl.
opea and folded papers arc tondorly
transferred. and for long timo was
impressed with tho important operation
and drew u sigh Of relief when tho
operation was over. ono day my curius-
lily got tho better Of mo, and / begged
Tor sight Of those mysterious doou.
mcnta guarded with 80 much care.
ITO please mo my husband examined
thom flo found several unrucciptod
bills, some that had boon paid and ro-
ooipu ilod, q motto from friend dated
throo months back, rcgrutting that DO
didn't find him Ia his oiilco whom no
called; ono or two business cards Of
firms no had no recollection OF know
ing several advertisement circulars. a
Playful Of last SEASONS performance.
preserved for some uufurgottcn tempo.
rary reason. and perhaps throo really i'm.
portant papers among tho whole lot
Aud l honestly boliuyo II / had 10,
prompted the investigation lao would bo
Toassuring those worthless bits Of paper
60 this dRy under tho impression that
they wero OF value, New Yorl; Tolo.
Eram.
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Sarah Rshn. plainua.
John NJ Doian. Narseila Doian MA wife.
Albcrt ! Robinson. aud Jane Doe V1bIngon
ihe People Of he Territory Of Utah se,t
rrceuaf o. John ". Do and Mlrrell1
noIan, his wife Albert Robinson aud jane
Doc Robinson. bis wife. defendants.
YOU ARE HEREBY nEQUilED TO ~
J pear IN 90 acuun brought against YOU
Nv the above numei p'aiuiIda ln the District
Court ut tho third Jud cal ustrrt 0f tho
lrfutory q ttah aud 70 answer tho comp aint
Q ID therein within ten days leHr,uaya - the
DAY u tefticsl aftlr tho service on you of this
ssmmons-its served within this county! or. II
served out n tlis county, but In this eutrict,
wl.hin Msny aNs oihc wise wi,his forJ
asainss lou' according TO meTfayos Of said
rhs sad action is rou htto have sgm,nt
hfairat dcicndants no an IN the sum q 49,.
" ~ tntnr q ~ i1 per cont nor Hunum nom
Anul 2, l,li, Tor 10y attorneys Zee FOR ftfbB
with Interest from Nav ,, illt for SIS il. win
interest from May u. issI, Tor 81 %. witt in
tctcst from juuc g. islt. al N nor cent nor
Annum. lnr l4Nes al ~ .planul, and Tor
pfoniiss,r' pnts s,sr,,t.a 9aG on y ,et.a,n
no.an 10 plAinpn June %. isl1 tlf 2tiII, win
interest % 10 per cent uvr alnum--aane hutuF
due and wholly uupaid saws the sum OF SIS
interest -and ucinr stsurcd al q m1rirafe of
even date on prUHItcs htlomaftfr desrfibad
executed by deiondants DilAn 10 plaintiff
HHAN'N Ni"NAH SUI I'''iNN"NN NANNNN NNNn. IIMH D
exc -uulu ~ Hllf mpugaEo, conveyed % da.
PENDANT Abort ]. .uhi1HIu, fuuicft 10 Hon o.
flii moriEagu 10 have tho usua decree o.. tns
court Tor mo sale W sad premises. udIuIFing
That proceeds Of such sale hf aupIed DO nav.
mont OF amounts doc a. above, thtt GnfeuI
ants and all Wcrsnas claiming under them He
barre ani Tor. closed OF ulIui .iu or equity %
redemption iu suil promises, aud f0roiher
tuItt ea'd rrcYiIsra are dcscfIhni 10 oIoWa.
90 Nlfl Al cot luta numbered from : i1 a. tn.
C.uHVc ant being Al ihe lOa comuHs.nF
Du.an's suudINlHiun Of d part OF hi0ck a. nlai
a, rive Atru rat, hlg tD|d survey excepting
luis q su1 % Of SAIL subdivision eli situate IN
ta.t Lake CIV and County, utah
Aud you ere hereby moulded That 10 You fsU 10
aprehf and answer tun uuid compliant .raI1ya
uqu red ihc SAT- rlHiuuu VIII apply 10 mo
court Tor me 20 iat demanded thrfuin
witness, the hon samuel A. Merritt iui q,
and ono seal ~ tho District Court 90
tho ihirt IldIra 81 Distinct in Hnt
(stALl for Tho icrr tori Of utih. THIS lttn
dar 90 July in tnu year of our Lord
one thousand oignt hsndrrd aud
ninety four.
DAVID g. DUNBAR. CLERK.
ny Gfo. ID LOOMS, Deputy Ciofk
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mARsHAl's SALE.


DuRsuANr To A. ORDER OF SALE
and decree - foreclosure TO me diror ed
hv the Dist net Court u the Thifd Juicit Dc
tfict NJ Tho Territory of ttah, I shall Uxursc ~
public sale az the front door OF the County
our House, on west second south street, M
tho liJ ~ stit LNkc. Couuty OF salt Httc and
lcrriturr u q tab on The gist dhv ~ Nuvumbur
lsjl, NJ Do o'clock ~ gu Tho right, title, claim
and Interest ~ 4 ". james, sarah X. james.
allie lihrnc, T. H. iiodgr " =. MrCnfnick
dong bust Iesa a. McCaruIcE 4 co. Jennie y.
sutton. ! be- Commercial Nat.l % ion. .t ror
ppfnilnnl, W. q. MCDar lrs, Fuarlian Tho
tate BlnE ~ Wan ft clruHrttiuuI, sud q, T.
liiatt.nf, DO ani ~ ino Cob owins Described rel
estate situate, yine and leins in az axe
CITY, SALT insc uuutv and Territory ~ ttHh
aud described A. Zoo lows. s. wiz
tots cuiy seven go and iwcrir' eight
tl-I in Narh iurisvo 4. a subdivision of the
north half of lots Owe fil aud c|Fh cen ltsl ami
part % uts six 4. md seventeen "a, block
seventeen o.. Rive Acrc riat fA." his Yield
survey. ip -alt Lake CITY, salt Lake County.
Territory 81 tai.
10 be- sold rs Tho property Of \. ". Jtncs.
Sarah b.. IAutH, HlUo Elaine, L. a. Hodge w
a Mct1rutrE tdulnE BUSINESS ~ MuO tnIca 4
COZ. JENNIE ., sutton. The Commercial "a.
iIuual hauk "a C0rp1ratonl W. a Mccormick,
guardian. DE 7tatc uauk Of Utah ia corpora.
unuh sud Z, T. Hiatt, at the suit OF John u.
ingram.
Terms OF sale. Cash.
NAT ". brigham.
u = MlrahaL
ny J. II, TiuYoSv
ucuuty Mnrshal
DATED salt Lake city. october ilsi, isyi.
q. u. laos,
Attorney Tor Plaintiff.
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esLLINa UNCLE RAsrus.
a Pathetic Family Reconciliation ~ IN,
Auetloneer.a slave Dlock.


Herbert Putnam, unnoticod by any
ono. olbowed his way through tho crowd
90 his brother and touched him on tho
arm. Their ewes mot Pardon me. "
said Herbert, "hut / must speak to
You, and George Putnam was drawn
beyond the outskirts Of tho crowd ~
cannot keep quiet and see you cheated. "
fnltcrod Herbert with bis eyes ayorted.
"a long tmo ago, when you and were
boys, you stood up FOR me- and / cannot
forget that we arc hrothors Don't bid
any moro on Rastu4 He h shamming.
lie Is rs sick na can bc and is only pro.
tending 70 BE- well to bring a high
price"
Tho two mon gazcd into each others
eyes. George Putnam was quiveriug all
over, and his face was snitening I'm.
pulsivoly he pnt ont his hand us II to
apologize fu biz lack Of words Lets
not be- enemies any longer. won't on
Herbert az he pressed tho extended
hand. 81 am tired and sick Of this e..
arrangement / am going away, and
may mover como back can't keep up
tho old place o. father Thought would.
and you nro welcome 10 IT, Tako it and
caro- for g. My mothers and fathers
graves arc on Il"
George punam's face was working
Ilc siroyc 20 reply. but bis voice was
cloggCd. Ho locked toward bis son and
wifo in hia carriage and then back into
his brother face. God forgive mo.
Hcrh, " he mid "l'vc treated you like
a dog Old Rastus has been truor 10 you
than your own brother You shall NOT
give up the old place, You must keep
&C. Wait" And with those words no
hurried to tho platform
Tho auctionoor had been procloiming
staloy'g reckless bid 81 thirtcun.twcnty.
Eve, and tho crowd was eagerly taking
IN tho unusual sight OF the two Putnam
brothers in close conversation. Colonel
Putnam reached tho platform and signed
tho nuctioncor 10 b. quiet Standing ON
the lower stop, he was IN tho Wow Of all
II want Hastus, and / nm going 10
have him, no fnid 20 tho upturued
faces. i want him 60 give him back to
my brother, who has boon forced by my
neglect to Offer him for sale. Twenty
thousand dollars 10 my bid. and Rastus
~ worth ovory cont Of it.
No one spoke ns Colonel Putnam step.
ped back into tho crowd. Old Rastus
seemed tho only ono 10 thoroughly grasp
tho situation. "prcs de Lawdl" he ox.
claimed as no alappod Aunt hiilly ON
the back Dem boys done made up, On
1 fotch eco. OO0l Whoo.cor'
Twenty thousand dollars, " said tho
auciionoor nv kwardly. "Twonty thou.
6and-do 1 noarf-und sold 70 Colonel |
Putnam. ] reckon tho amt no uso put.
tin up tho others. WIN n. Harden
In Lippincott'a
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In tho matter Of social politonoss tho
Chinese, especially tho "litcrati, " have
reason to look down upon tho barba.
rians Of the west Politoncss has been
likonod generally to nm air cushion.
There IS nothing In H., but it cases tho
jolts wonderfully As moro ritual OF
technicalitics it has perhaps reached it's
highest point In China, Tho multitude
Of honoric titles 30 bowildoriug and
even maddening 10 the occidental arc
hero used simply 10 keep in Wow tho
Azed relations OF misunderstanding
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Nu5lflal.ut 81. 90 clccpidlaiiy cour.
i.ers % 'tia lofeigncIf, tho moro OK.
4 rICucol maudafins would lay their
doubled lsts IN tho palms 0f our hands
instead Of raising them in front Of their
t1rcheads, with tho usual salutation.
"Hnmn In shaking hands with o
Chinaman wo thus vcTy often had our
hands full. --From "Acr1ss Asia on o
Bicycle in Ceniary.
Inc mcmcli ECws says tnnt even
sewage water can hl converted into
pure drinking water By sand alteration
IA filter basins a. the ratio Of 1000 900
gallons per nero per day.
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srooKHoLpERs, MEETING.

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ there viii BIO a moouuE OF the suck.
holders Of the D i've Pine Consolidated Anuins
company, on the Ath day OF December, at n
u.clprt u. at tile cnmpany'H once, room so
% Mclofulck building, Hult Lake Iily, ttuH.
for tue purpose of olcttnf board Of directors
sud uhrgr. OF said company and any Other
business which may Lawfully como before such
meeting,
JONI TERNAN. President
W, O. NALL, secretary.
SAIL lAKI CRY, Utah. Noy, 18Th, 1884
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
ID 0nn-y l-Ialng Complny

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT At
~ meeting 0T The board Of directors
OF the trIfy Mining CO.. held on the ilth
day " NuNrmhcr.ls 1874. an assessment OF even
ll cents per hhHrH,Waa levied up1u tho capital
stock NJ tht corporation, payable Immediately
20 ltaly IcnuguEHt .uurutary, AZ the company
u1lcg, Room li. 900 iHf pcscrot National bank
huudinE, Salt take Iity, Utah.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid uu Monday, December i7th,
1874 shan ugcou delinquent and be advertised
tor sale ana unless payment 10 made before,
WN' uH sofa 90 public auction, ON Thursday
January irl, lFai Hy o. O'Clock IN, at the once
NJ The trtfri.T in pay delinquent assessment
tlFrihur with $40 yu.t Of advertising aud
optus' OF satc, by order OF the board o.
dUcct0Ta
ISAAC JENNINGS,
secretary.
salt Lake city Utah. November 18Th. i,li.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Estate OF LILLIAN howard, deceased.
NOIlCE Is ilEUEBY GIVEN ny TIE
~ unutrlgnel, administrator OF the estate
of LILLIAN Howard, deceased, 10 tnU creditars
o. aud lll persOus having claims Hgaius
lle suid deceased, 10 exhibit chem with the
ltey"ary vouchers, within four months after
ho hret publication OF thH notice, O. tho sud
huWin iHirhiOr, care ~ Waldeu & Adams
attorneys. rooms 80 aud bis. Mcdonnell hund
ing, SAT lgko city To- Ihc County o. salt Lake.
utah Territory.
FRANK MCDONALD,
deceased.
MAnpLLL n ADAMS, attorneys Tor estate.
Dated November ,Qgh, 1874
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
rIlneIpaI I'D. ~ LaLe ~. 10.
.lonareh Mining Comrhn.

NOTICE is ilEREHY GIVEN THAT AT
~ amtct.nE OF the board Of dlrectora, held
on th0 30 DAY Of November, 1874, an utapa tmunt
tnI stock OF the company, payable immu.
diltCl To- james Monat secretary ana Eoas
urcr, $50 @ West. FIRST south street, salt
Lake city, Utah, Any stock upon whicn taid
asaefHmunt Hhall remain unpaid on TIC ard day
Of December, 1874, shall become delinquent
and ulycriiscd for sale and unless payment d
made before. viii DO fnla AZ public nuct0l, on
January bih, 1898. at o'clock Tm,nt mo nfure'
Haii ullce l0 pay che delinquent assessment,
together with cost OF advertising and expenses
OF sale. hy order 0f the board u drUciurA
JAMES MuttAT.
Secretary aud Treasurer.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.
Deseret and salt Lake Agricultural aud Mann
featuring uanai q 0mpany.
Principal pace of business. salt Lake Clt,
tall Lake County, Utah.

Principal pace 0f business, salt Lake CITY
salg Lake County, Utah.
NOTICE II uEREBY GIVEN THAT Al
~ meeting OF the board of diroct0rs OF
SAID company, ned az Salt Lake City, Utah. on
the aih DAY OF November 1894. an h6sotsmeut
was made on the subscribed eapitaI stoek III
the corporation Tor tho balance remaining un.
paid Co iho iull sum OF ave dollars Der share.
Tue par value Of SAID stock, payable 10 /. John
hutihll, secretary aud treasurer At his On're.
No. N tuat south Temple street, on or before
the ON day Of December, 1874, ANY and AID
stock ON which SAID assessment remains un.
uald on December l.th. ltpi. shall be- deemed
Delinquent, and advertised for aalo at PUBLIC
auction and n payment ~ not made before
VIII De- sold ON tue 18Th day OF December. lsit
~ u'clurh D. m., ut the Oil.rc OF the fucrrtarV
No % last tou Temple street. Co pay tht
assessment together with costs Of advertising
anu expense OF sale
l., JOHN NUrTAIl.
Secretary
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NOTICE
10 the District Court Of the Third judicial
Distinct Of Utah torutory.

In the District Court Of the Third Judiein
distinct Of Utah ioruiory.
Richard II. Browne and Charles Z. Brooke,
co.paitnou as Browne q brooks, plan.
lini.
Enos A. wan, Josiah +. Lakin. Mary A. LAktn,
HE wife, 1lenn r. 10th Ell. Jane Uoe
1iothw,ii, hla wife. q. b, McConHughy and
Jane Doe McConaughy, bic wife dc.
PENDANTS
To Henry polieou. william charles. Frans
Morch0uao aud GEORGE Mnrchousc, and 10
III others whom % may cnuoerni
You will please take notice that tho plain.
uhs above named have on this 25th day u
uctobcr. 1874. brought suit 10 tOroclnsr lien
aglinst the Pan Handle, 1. =. ~. s. No. 4tgii
g. e iiHEiu, q. r.. N p. No. va, and the jessie
Lnkin. q. x, ". =. o. 20, lode mining claims,
situate. lying and being 10 Camp flub 4 mining
district, ioocio County, Utah Territory
Ana ou are further uoiided that the curt
has appointed Saturday, The 2iih nay Of 80.
vemhur, t4l NJ tho court room Of 30 above
named Court iu ~ult ilto Guy, Utah 10 10
O'Clock ~. NJ ut thntd y, us the time and place
for AZ persons holding ~ claiming liens under
the pfoyitious OF un act Of the tuvrrn.r and
Legislative Assembly Of the Territory Of Utah
cniitcd. "an act 90 secure liens Of ni,rnanirs
nui others aud 10 repeal all other act anu
laws IN relation thereto" approved March -th.
l'ri, 20 exhibit then end there proof OF saii
liens. DAVID e.. DUNBAR
uENytrr MAnsmLLS BuApLET Attorney
for hmtins
naie OF nrt publication. November 1T,
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Allen, deceased.
order 20 show Cause why order OF Sale OF
Real Estate should not DO made.
NrM. l. N. ALLAN, JR., THE ANINGs.
w traitor Of the estate ~ VIM L., y. Allen,
dceoaaedi having NED petition herein duiy
Nuflhrd, praying Tor an order Of sale VI all thu
real rstHto 81 taid docedeui, for the purposes
therein set forth, u u therefore ordcrtu Gy the
Judge Of Haid court, that all persons interested
"a the estaic OF sad deceased, appear before
ne aaid ifobate Court, on Friday The !. IN day
OF November 1874, ht ~ O'clurs ln tie fore
noon % said day 90 tho court room OF SAIL
Probate Court. 40 tno County Court House. In
tho tiiy ana County OF Nalt Lake. ut.h Tern,
tory, 20 show cause why an order should not
br granted 10 the said administration 90 sell 10
much OF the real estate OF ahid deceased at
private sale a. shall he cteHsaFy, ami thai "a
copy NJ THIS order be published al least four
surceaaFc Wecss tn the DEsEnEr EyENiNG
N s.,, a newUpaner printed and published IN
JACOB Il. BLAIR,
Dated October goth, 1904
j. l., NEuLKln, attorney for estate.
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And IN accordance with law and an order
Of The board OF trustees. made on the 9TH day
~ september, 1884,, w many shares uf each
parcel u such stoca ~ may 10 nrcoHsary, viii
uc sold ~ Room gh Constitution building.
salt Lake city. tthh. No tho hour ~ o'clock
pm ON the l1tn day nf NOVEMBER. istt. Co
pay delinquent aHHcaHmcnt together with cost
% advertising and expenses ~ sale
W. = BURTON Secretary.
n.y. q. A. Gnns. Acting secretary.
Nov 18th. isgl
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Tho People Of the territory OF VA send
greeting 10 Hu IAN Burke Iary D..
hurts, h.s wife, tdvard Topper. Mrs
Aaron kc ser. vi lam ,. MrUornist,
Mary Iukrn, Union NhuunaI nana. %
falt take titY, d curIU lioi., Edward %
Micks, trustee for 90, o.. scotI. n. u
Scott, anu 81, II hufurd, ., ", TAYLOR aud
gorge Nrurkcr, cong uuttnusa under mo
IRA nam OF lIomontory s,ock Company,
Defendant