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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-14

Features OF the Afternoon.

The afternoon was an ideal one for drill.
ing the men. The air was cool and it was
fortunate that the first hard work done in
camp was not under hot sun. The COM
panies were in full strength and the sight of
six battalions drilling was a novel and i'm
posing one. The dress parade passed of
finely, the lst Regiment showing marked
improvement over that of the preceding
day.
To an unmilitary man it seems too bad
that the hours of dress parade come SO late,
as the last regiment to go on is obliged to
go through with the evolutions in the dark
ness, and the spectators, at least, lose some
of the best features. This is no worse for
one regiment than for another, as they
alternate, but to the outsiders it seems as if
one of the prettiest features of the day is
marred by the lateness of the hour. Last
evening, the 1st Regiment formed for
parade, with lines parallel to Winthrop
street on the right of the camp, the line
extending toward the town. At this point
there are considerable inequalities of
ground. The I'd Regiment formed on with
line parallel to the regimental front, where
the inequalities of the ground are much
less, and the effect was more satisfactory.
The marching in review by the 1st was
especially well done.
As the command of the camp falls upon
Col. Kendall he has been very busy man
since coming into camp and good share
of the credit is due him for the smoothness
with which everything has been run.
Officers and men are working together in
harmony, apparently, at least. Col. Phil
brook came to the command of the I'd
Regiment admirably equipped with expert
ence and tact, but the duties of command
ing regiment of IL companies in the field
for the first time must be trying. No one,
however, would perceive the fact that this
is Col. Philbrook's first year in command of
the ID for he is to the manner born.
Governor Cleaves and several members
of his staff paid an informal visit to camp
in the afternoon and witnessed the dress
parade. They dned at the LIST Regiment
mess. Camp officers called upon the Gov
ernor at headquarters and in the evening
there was a fine band concert in front of
headquarters, by the I'd Regiment band.
Commissary- General Shaw was on duty,
today, and no one familiar with the work
necessary to provide the staff of life (camp
life is no exception will doubt for an in
slant but what his time was fully occupied.
The rain later in the evening caused
some apprehension as to the weather of
Tuesday.
The following are the hours of service,
dutv and roll call:
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should; the will power is weakened,
morbid fears haunt him and may result
in confirmed hypochondria, or melan-
cholia and, finally, in softing Of the brain,
epilepsy, e. fits y, paralysis, locomotor
ataxia and even in dread insanity. ~
To reach, reclaim and restore such
,unfortunates to health and happiness is
the aim of the publishers Of book of
1876 pages, written in plain but chaste
language, on the nature, symptoms and
durability, by me-treatment, of such
diseases. This book will be sent sealed,
in plain envelope, on receipt of this no
,tice with ten cents in stamps, for post
age. Address, Worlds Dispensary Med
ical Association, Buffalo, n. Y.
For more than quarter of century
physicians connected with this widely
celebrated Institution have made the
treatment of the diseases above limited at
their speciality. Thousands have con-
suited them by letter and received advice
and medicines which have resulted in
permanent cures. .
Sufferers from premature old age, or
loss of power, will find much of interest
in the book above mentioned.
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In the 81 Regiment the com
reported was as follows /:

reported was as follows:
Co. A, Csp.. w. W. Emerron,
20. Il, Capt. c. 4. Hanscom,
Co. 9. Capt. J. b. Hill. Jr..
20. ID, Capt. ii. e. Crockett,
Co. Il, Capt. G s. Bellmore,
Go. +, Capt W. r. Pollard
Co. q. capt. }. f.. Mitchell,
Co. III, Capt. A. T. Shurtieff,
Co. ], Capt. W. ). Hume,
Co. X, Capt. T.. T. Lee,
Co. l., Capt. +. n. Hume,
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HARD At WORK.
CONTINUED from LIST page. !

January Z, 1892; Charles Clark, I'd Lieutenant.
Portland. Sep ember 20, 1885,
Co h. Isaiah III Baker Captain, Portland, March
49, 1890; Charles Collins, LIST Lieutenant Portland
May 9. 1881; Fiavel A Chaplin, I'd Lieutenant.
Portland. July 20, 1892.
Co c. Lincoln II Barney, Captain, Auburn.
March rs, 1891; William Jones, 1st Lieutenant
Auburn, June II, 1894; Edwin tufts, ed Lien,
tenant, Auburn, June ID, 1894
Co ID, Moses stiles, Captain Norway, March
2s sa4;--lst Lieutenant; John W Carter, ed
Lieutenant, Norway, June Is, 1894
Co T., Thomas Hogan Captain, Portland, Sep.
TENDER 29, 1923; Ihoma. McGilicuddy, Ist Lieu.
tenant, Portland, September 80 1893; John Z Rob.
March 2s 1894; Oliver n Blackin gton, let Lieuten.
ant. Augusta, May %, 1891; Asa A Chapman, I'd
Lieutenant, Augusta, December q, 1893
Co &, Timothy Elliott, Captain, Biddeford
March Is, 1894 John NJ Akerly, lst Lieutenant
Bfddeford, March %, 1894 Charles 6 Seaman.
"a Lieutenant, Biddeford. June l6, 1874.
Co II, Ralph X Timer, Captain, Rockland, jan
merry 4, 1872; Charles Tibbetts, LIST Lieutenant,
Rocklsnd, May 80, 1892; J Warren Gray, I'd Lieu.
tenant, Mayo, 1892
Co /, Michael Moriarty. Captain. Lewiston,
December 10, 81; james l. Moriarty, 1st Leuten.
anaugh, I'd Lieutenant, Lewiston. December 10,
'Dl.
Co X, William o Peterson, Captain, Brunswick,
January %, '92; Fred w Atkinson, lst Lieutenant
Biunswck, January 22 92; William Goodwin,
I'd Lieutenant, Brunswick, January, %, 'g2.
Co l., Michael + Conley, Captain, Portland,
February s. ~ Stephen l. Foley, 1st Lieutenant
Portland, Februarys. 81; Martin Lee, I'd Lieu.
tenant, Portland, March Is, '94.
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Augusta Park Races.

Mr.. Isaiah PompilIy, who started the
races at Mystic, last week, will start the
races at the Park this week.
The fast horse c. T. L., from Rockland
will arrive tomorrow and start in the 2.2C
class, Wednesday. This horse finished
second in 2.l9 l.2 at Pittsfeld, last week.
Haley, 220 IA and Gene Briggs, 2.20
are both here and will start in the the 22C
class. .....-~:. ..-=* r
Five horses arrived from Pittsfeld, yes
terday, including such good ones as Har
moune, Diana and Jennie Rolfe.
There will be at least 10 starters in the
2.45 class tomorrow. -:
Thursday will be ladies day and they will
be admitted to the grounds free.
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DON'T FORGET TO REMEMBER

that impure, unhealthy hood is present in au and
the direc. cause of many diseases from which we
suffer, scrofula, rheumatism and Specific Diseases
which have ravaged the earth and poisoned the
blood of nations for generations, and are the evil
lutte control of T. Z. T., the only ntallible blood
purifier known.
The z. p. =. Blood Cure has positively cured
numerous cases of Scrofu.a and Salt Rhuem in q
short time, where all other blood purifiers have
failed.
Peasant to take; applicable to diseases if infaE-
CIV or old age.
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W. R. P. Mckinney has been appointed
a special police officer. ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-14

j.. W. West of Lewiston, was in the city,
last evening.
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Blank Cartridges.


Several ladies dined at ID Regiment
mess, tonight, among them being Mrs
Damrosch.
There are some good singers among the
men and at evening the effect of their fine
voices singing, usually by quartets, is in
deed pleasing.
Mrs. s. w. Fife of Fryeburg, was the
guest of her brother, Col. E. c. Harrington
at camp, Monday. She was accompanied
BY her niece, Mrs. Livingston.
The rain this morning was but little more
dissgreeable than the dust which arose a
every footstep on the camp ground, Sun
day. And didn't the grass look cleaner
and greener.
Surgeon General Thayer brought hi'
handsome span down from Watervile and
has them stabbed at Mr.. Blaisdell's on Win
throp street. 1t is the best turnout seer
about the campground.
One of the most ornamental as well al
necessary furnishings Of the hospital, is
handsome oak medicine chest. The dough
~ warrior with cholera morbus has but Il
,ook upon it and his tagging faith is re
newed.
RE-. Hall, on duty at the adjutant gen
erals headquarters, knows just what to do
for he has had experience there durinl
nreyious musters, and H. c. True 10 n
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PHYSICAL STRENGTH.

low spirits, irrita-
temper, and the
sand and one de-
.ements of mind
and body that
result from, I'M
natural, pernici-
Gus habits usual
ly contracted in
youth, through
! ignorance, is
thereby incapac-
ltated TO II thor
! oug.hl+ly enjoy
]. life. n He feels
tired, spiritless,
Aand drowsy F.; his
sleep is disturbed
1and does not re-
i fresh him as it
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-13

Won AUE nLHIHN REQUIRED TO A..
pear Iu nu action brought uEninH. sou 10y
ur Above uumrd ulaIuun In thU District tuuu
of thc tmfd Judicial. pnuici 90 thu tcrfii0G
therein within ten dnrH. exclusive uf The DAY %
suNlCUI afiCr thU service on you ~ ihs
lurimuna-t served within thls COUNTY, o.u
served uut ui this county, hut wIinin ihn 90.
.urt. within twenty daYH. ourrrw Ho within
forty dHyH=Ur Judgment hY default wIl lg
thsen nrunst you, according ~ thu uraIcr "
suid rumplAluL
The saii action 10 brought 90 have Judgment
against defendants tauoH ana hate rt George
Permit iu tum ~ WTIr with iutufrHt Of
per cent per nunuin, from June D, isfi. iof
poo que ON two certain uruWlaHufN notice "a
rcuirt Wv snfd ltt uamud defendant %
plhinuu, hoy. %, l.li. onc Tor $50 WIN ln.
igtes rom dhto at p per cent pyr annuw. W.
otter tor 500. Nlth iniorett froui date a. upgf
cent pVf aunum-asa hUiuE duu and wholly
unpaid. ard buInE secured hv hmofiFnFc q
executed by aaid defendants 10 piaiuuh 10
have ihr usuAl dcrrct uf Ihis cuurt Tor ne
Hald premises be- sold hua proccrds Of such
Haio hu applied M payment of uisunuta due ~
above, tuhl tho ihtofugth 81 defrndauin mud
cHch ~ then lu and 10 said premises be- cut
ul liuat defendants James hud Kate 81 Gtorso
Iofnl, Tor any balance remaining unpaid and
Cor ether relief sara premises arc described
iotS. EiSesf ID. phf "fi's T. q. survey. fan.
utnr thence y iGl feet thence " 81 fcct.
thnnrC lf1 feet, thence D. "a fcrt 90 beau.
MING, n'so part u said lut ., commencing ~
:. " corner said lot running thence \ no
feet thence D., % feet. thence Z. iH feet,
thence w. 50 feet 20 beginning also Al Of
lots ami .. block 2, ktrichH subdivision OF
hlnHki. plat "h' san iaEC city survey alsu
I0t dosA iu plat 90" salt hto Utty wirvcy
ulI situate boz RAFT iutt city and county. Utah.
AUD you hfr hereby notified that 10 You fnI
tn Hppcar and au'WUr thr Hail complaint 1H
above required. thC Hhiu platinum wit aun'g
tu tHr tOnu Tor Che r,licf Demanded thereon.
WiiucsH. tho lion, samuel A MrrutL judge,
Hu1 thc seal of lhD District Court of
thu lhird Judicial lHturt. iu and
Tor the Territory of luh. tn's Iiih
.haAL. day OF June in thr year Of our lurI
OnH thousand uiEht hundred ana
ninety four.
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miseellapeouS Works.

Orson Pratt's works, series OF pamphlets
on tho d1gaiae. % inc gospel, book OF ga
pages, o..
uAnd-nook Of Reference 10 mo history.
chronology, religion and country " no Lattas.
daJ llnt-inF sAlnu AMI stTalgers ~
The Lth. and LaSurs or RiiEA 70. snow
saith, vim fui areoung OF her hsnsEl
services postpaid, i'e,
does the bible sanction poIyEAmyi
aitsrlssion between KirF Or,on Pratt and ~.
,, T., Newman, Ca which is adiei ulfeo ais
courses on celestial maFrla.iu BY Elsa orsoa
rulL George A. Smith and GOO. = Cannon,
Joseph smith Was he = I'rophot %
Cod ~ J.. 81 slsiahi, price, rapsr ~
4 HeVicw oi tho Decision OF uio supreme
Court 10 mo u. a., Ia tho gnao ui oeorge
Reynolds, BY ouo1ro . Cannon. ~.
uook OF Abraham, 10, Authenticity stab
lHhad. by Geo. EoyuoIda, Doc,
The Preecptor by John Siohoi1on ase.
the Spauidiug story, or Manassdpi
f1und p1psg H Cioth, 5g, ouLu.oo
Angel OF the i'rsirirsi or Dream OF Ne
Future, n.y.. q, rn,u, TO-.
The Mormon Question, Iy John Taylor,
Jos.
Poems. Religious distorted and political, ~
EiiA u, snov, Vol. ., Leather u.li Vol. .,
cIon, iloo Vol, l, cloth, GuI 'as,i Vol. D,
Clou, snr
Harp Of zion. rosul By John Lyon. Cloth,
ult 15es glotN SOC,
NsaT OF Jubilee, Discourse delivered ai, and
general prusovluga Of mo f,histh Annual
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j., \. Ward says that he winters cat
tle largely ON the refuse from corn
canning factory Ia this way; Ho puts
pusta IN tho ground eight feet apart, as
high as BIO can ronuh comfortably 10 fll
IN tho space inside, boarding Il mp with
common cheap boards. Inside the space
Enclosed by tho posts putu the canning
refuse. Tho posts are braced on tho
outside 20 keep them from giving way
After all hns been put 10 he covers tho
inclosure with the same cheap lumber
and throws about six inches of dirt on
top. This, after fashion. serves the
purpose Of Elo. Mr.. Ward throws ont
the cobs, as they nro no good, Ho says
tho refuse Of a hundred acres of corn
used for canning will winter 20 cattle.
Part Of tho stuff spells, but this rs very
little. " must ~ course ho thrown out
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Sta7dard Cbur0b Works.

bsoh Of Tormon. An sacouut o. tss
Aucleni Inhabitants u she American Coat.
ncnt sfIuah BY The hant ~ Mormon apau
p'aisi taksn tom The pilates % Nsrhi found
mar Manchester. OnuHo Co., Yes Yaft, and
Translated BY th' Prophet joseph sinith, D.
uuL tais, ruu n,tt tlol, ruu Hoau. tiis
Pull hnok lsmal, tit0. Pull Leather, embossed
VA. lul r.lr, embossed tt0l
uooh Of Mormon. llales Print) uorocce
Lftn olt tjni Leather, ullt. ~ VI. Leathsr.
ts5. CIohti5s
boctriue ana Covenants % D. murrh q
Jesus Chusi % taitsr.day saints. containing
o. he,oihii1n' given b. Joseph smith, H. The
if1ph'i. Doe mo hludIug lp OF ths Kiugaom u
o1i in no iast days. GIT, tif5. Pun n1sh.
tlJ9, rul n1ll tiis. rlli ul,t lstnaii), tiso,
iui Leather, smulsaoi. o. Is Tai ciotA, en-.
N1ssad. 40
Doctrine aud Covenants, tLAsse rrnh
Nofuoeo, EKtga uuL islsi lsashsr, ohL
taoo, Leather, Va ciath. us.
Pearl OF Great Price. 4 e,oiee selesuoa
frum uhs iuteiaiinn.. rrausisuons, ani Mar
rAtons Of josoph smith, hrt Prophet, Beer
and ilevclaias NJ mo churtf Of Jesus Christ ~
l.iit'r-iay sainis Mlrncco unL ti,bg
Leather olt 40. Roam 7sgi ciam, sia.
bla.rd, No.
- - Wv "'AHhfN ~ AhNhNoNNs De-
signed a. an Introduction ~ tho rrit Prtnci.
pie " spiritual PHILOSOPHY. Religion. ia-
and o1rcrnment, a. Delivered " uss An.
sien's, aud a. iestlsud in this age flf ne nn.l
Development 81 universal psacs. utih .nd
knowledge ~ ra1sy ?. Pph rhl Rom,
confessed, 7ic,, Pail cloih, smuosssd, 90.
Voice OF warning. An Introduction 10 ne
TAIN and noetFius o. he church of Jesus
christ OF Lattorday Saint. ny Farley p.
Pratt Puu Rlan. embossed, s1ci PuI Cigta,
embossed, ssci Limp ci0ts, 49,
spencer's Letters. tthlt,uae no masi PROM.
tuout doctrines ~ tho church OF Jesus chfisi
% tAterviAy Saints, ~ ufs,u spcnosr, 4. H.,
~ vhich is nlsl added bic Isttar on patri.
rshih order, h reply 20 tho nsy, william
cruvel, A. NJ, n'silu, Ma, Pull Roam, en-
b1s.ud, tioo Iuu Cl5h, embossed, 49,,
Leather. o. 90. Out, tlpo.
Hymn Ho0k. ruuausih Edition. CON. 1soi
Pull ioau. % Fll Leather, mo-. L~ausr,
EXTRA hHish, " a., Leather, Out tib1.
Catcchiam for Children. Tat.tiug us
prominent doCtrines Of Tho Church 81 Josm
christ OF Lauar-lny saint. ~ John Ja4uos,
leathgG gca Coh, Hc.. h,.d,. 80
Paper cIvur, isc
Compendium % tho d1griuss Of N.
gospel, ~ FRANKLIN u. Richard, aud Jas A
latte, Leather, ON tl0ll Leather, t.J0,
Imitation Leather, tir ci1n, tiu.
neady References. scripture tytts urruused
ln Subjective order with historical notes, se.
&c., a5c. and ti.Ol. according 10 binding.
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speoAL sTocKAoLptRs. MntrlNo.

~ Office is HEREBY GIVEN rirAT
~ Hpc. ul meeting OF 100 atocLuoldfr1 Of
ine raWp.1u Mining company will De held ~
we general once % tnr said company nc No
go south ON klst Temple MANI street ln
raIt lltu tly Utah Territory. Tor INC tfetudu
ui lh.iftH and nn.efH % fNd cumpauY 1n
th1rsiny. July l.iH. a. 3D. lrt, comiuunolnr
ny p Ug'gUa 4. % ani ciuunr ad u'cllck q. POI.
or a.il GAY 1nf date. Ifauffel books - Ms
company wII hg closed 0r saturday, July lfti,
~ Q Hud opened ON saturday. JuiY Isth. 1870
Inc reason why iNiH special meeting IL called
d. because l1g auuuu meeting day % mo
stuotuo'dufi of fuii company ~ Fixed by tho
articles nf Incorporation BE- July .tth % thla
vyari nui thh Jay being q luaal holiday u
lial Do hI1 di'f. therefore ihs suctia. meeting
becomes necessary.
a. X. giIyilUisr. Vice President
il %. SMITH. Assistant -crfctarv.
Dated salt Lake Guy, Utah, June aIih. 1871
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To- Ono Probate Couu iu ard Cor salt tats
County, fefftoryUf Unh
In Che matter o. tho estate OF Jacob uai,
drrnNrrI
NuriCI is tFWIUN bNEN THAT
~ Catherine uat ltmuIftrntuN of ths
estate of Jacob lll tCroufo1, haa
rendered Cor settlement, uui 1Ici DO said
court her unaI account 20 hof administration
OF tal estate aud rvUt01 for dnaI AZ
uiluuon o. Tho residue ~ faId estate
amuuF Che persons entitled thereto. aud
That ThufHday. she 1uu dag of AuFuHt A. n.
lsltnt Do u'cilckh mat The Cont Room u said
Court On the County Court House, salt iata
city and county, Uuu Territory, has been
duty appointed ul the Juigo OF said Court, Tor
the settlement 10 san account and hearing
HHIt petition Cor distribution. AZ which tmn
lud place any person Interested In said estate
may appear and show cause. % any tHcre De.
why HlId account ah1uit not BE- settled and
Improved and nna distribution made a. prayed
Tor
No. y. MtLoY.
CLERK of Probate Court
Nv. n JACK. pepuN Cieh
MAupTtt \ AuAvt, Attorneys.
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Z-HEY BUILD UP UTAH and entitled the support
fN the people hy dealing with the who give preference
~ to the sale Home Made goods you help the Home Industry
cause You help 90 give employment to worthy people;
bsp keep money homie which midst and
hack part OF that money business profession Keep
dis mind every dollar expended Tor Utah made goods
Employment Tor nome LAHORE dollar expended for goods manu-
facured elsewhere means employment for somebody living elsewhere
and Interests generally with Charity begins home
Tbis a time for both common and patriotism.
look following
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS


rstatc of Margaret d 2. McAlattcr, deceased.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN ny THL
~ undersigned, Admiuitirntur OF the b..
ntu ~ Margaret D. .. MrNlHftUr. deceased 60
tho creditors ~ and IN pursuuu having cluiuu
against tnC said dercafUd, 90 exhibit them Wt.h
the necessary Voucher, within four months
after tne nrrt puhnration ~ thls notice % DIE
said adIuIuiHirut0r At % South smith IaHt rt..
salt Lake city, Utah
ALEXANDER McNtAsTEU.
Administrator Of tno EHtuto OF Margaret h.
q NrNHHtrT. deceased
Dated Juno o.. 900.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE ~ UEitEUN GIVEN BY TIH
~ undersigned administrator OF tUr o.
tate of John it.HuWpl deceased, 90 the CREDITOR
OF, ana Hl| uurOus haNI, claims against tar
saId deceased, Co exhibit lsvn with tho nrurs
cary yugchUrH, within ten months HfiCr tho
nrst publication ~ tu's notice, 90 the stfi
administrator, az CITY ual. SAT LHkr CIV.
Iu tHv County OF Salt Lake, Titan rerrItaH.
GUbrANE u. HACkNIAN.
Administrator OF the estate " john a.
NnWr. deceased
WAuutLL \ ADAMS, AuomoyH Tor estate,
Dated IuuU 10th, lsH.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE u HEREBY GIVEN HN TIE
~ undersigned, AEur.H MrEwau, ~.
CrutriN uf tnO last Will of lluy MUEwhn,
tUcuaHgd % mo ,rediiurH OF, SAD ail potsOus
having claims HEaiuat the Haii deceased, Go
exhibit them with tnH necessary vouchers.
within ten months after me lrl publication ot
ftH notice, Co tnc said hguras NCEwau. "a.
rHutfiN of tuu Ilft will OF SAIL drrrnHed at so
IN Fourth street n hhlt Lake tiW, In inc
County Uf rult Lake, Territory uf Utah
ANhtss WAN.
iyeoutrIN of the last will of Henry Mol wan,
deceased.
Dated Juno lIfL a. %. i.9t
IuHN NJ. NhNNus Attorney Tor ENeCutrA
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A. ". james, sarah D.. jauos, katu st george
Permit T. ~. Hodge. Jcnnig j. sutton, hr
Commercial National hank ~ corpora.
uunl, ". q Ncturnirk. Guardian, me
~tHtr nlnk uf ttah Ia cofpuuuunl aud
frank D. Hiatt. defendants.
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT.

Delinquent Nougc. Tho Cuuiy Mining GO
Location OF principal place of business. salt
lako rI9. ttAh
Location Of works. White uc County. Nevada.
NOItDE 1fIUL ATt uItINQUf Nr
~ upon tbh following described Hi6ca un
tfrHuHt OF .taUaswruf |HyirI ON thr 1isf day
% Nuy, llt. thc several auuuuts cot pTU.
suc no names OF one respective Share holders
HtoHuWH
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE
Lutly mn MInlns Company.

Location Of principal place Of business. PARK
'ty, summit County Utah Location III
nine euafn lfeek mining district, Wafatch
County, Utah.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ meeting of the noari of Trustcrs.
htld % lufA city, ON the llth day 90 June.
l-.It ON nfacaHmuut no gI of one cent nor
snare was levied ON t1u capital stock of hr
.Hrp1raunu. UrrhHc 20 ih8 secretary on or
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