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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-12-12

fashioned southern hospitality, the
flower of northern and southern chiv-
airy. 1t seems strange that these two
women, whom the war left in such
widely different spheres, one the wife
of the conqueror the other the wife of
the conquered, should come after long
years from the west and the south to
live in New York. Strangest of all is
the fact that they are warm personal
friends, and spend much of their time
together.
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AN EVENING CAPOTE.

The tendency in evening headgear is
toward hats rather than bonnets-not
very large hats as yet, but torerun-
ner Of what is to come later, perhaps.
A new shade of pink velvet combined
with lace is a favorite for such hats.
A pink velvet hat with a fan of black
chiffon embroidered in white, fastened
with a steel ornament, and bunch of
black aigrettes wrapped in a funnel
shaped piece of chiffon, such was the
headgear of a bl.-liant brunette in
box at-well, no matter where, for it is
the bonnet we are talking about, any
way.
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A NICE WIDE OPENING.

''Henryr
Yes, your excellency?"
Senator Harris thinks he seen al
opening for a free silver party"
rs there one, sire?"
''There is, Henry. There is an open.
ing big enough to bury such a party.
Chronicle.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-12-12
OUR GOLDEN WIDOWS
NEW YORK THE MECCA OF HUS-
BANDLESS WOMEN.
HOBBIES THAT DIVERT THEM

A Few of Them Have a Fondness for
Charities-Scme Are Young and
Lovely with Dollars on All Sides
of Them-Gen. Grants Faithful
Companion.
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What is more exasperating than to
forget good thing just as you're on
the point of saying it, and then go
cropping round for it in the dark, with
the tail just tickling the fringe of your
recolIection-and never get it?
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Washington, Dec 3.-In the senate
Cullom rep, Ill., and Gallinger,
Gep., n. H. offered memorials asking
the government to take action con-
corning the condition of affairs in Tur-
key. Dubois, Crep.O Idaho, presented
a resolution from the Idaho legislature
urging the election of United States
senators by popular vote. The senate
confirmed the nomination of Olney is
secretary of state, and Harmon as at
torney general. Stewart introduced
a free silver bill Mr.. Lodge rep,
Mass.) introduced a resolution fOrcibly
approving the Monroe doctrine. Call
dem, Fla) introduced a resolution di-
recting that the insurgents Of Cuba be
accorded belligerent rights.
In the house, Rev. H. n. Coudon,
the new chaplain, blind Jniversalist
preacher from Port Huron, Mich, de-
livered the invocation,
Mr.. Payne rep, n. " chairman of
the committee appointed to wait upon
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-12-12

New York city must be good place
for widows, if we are to judge by the
numbers who go from all points of the
compass to that great city. The
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He-I suppose you consider me a
roasted chestnut, I'm here so often.
She-Hardly. A roasted chestnut
pops.
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the president reported that Mr.. Cleve-
land had sent his respectful saluta-
lions 10 congress and would commune
cate in writing.
Immediately thereafter Mr. Pruden,
the presidents executive clerk, ap-
peared with the message, which the
speaker forthwith laid before the
house. AS the clerk commenced its
reading the house became quiet and
the members listened, some intently
but all respectfully, to the words OF
the chief executive.
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sHERiFF's SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
~ putuant 10 an order OF sale and decree
OF foreclosure 10 ne directed from the Third
judicial district Court ot tho Territory OF Utah.
County OF rall Lake. ma cause theroln pend
lng wherein John liches ~ nlaiutin ana y. 81.
Weller aud fmiy 4, Weller, ha wife, usofge
Irismou, Samuel Mcintyre. Jonathan q. Hoyic.
". :. MccornicE, and nesetet sayings bant,
a corporailpn, are defendants, 10 which seid
decree an . order OF sale fetcienea u hereby
made ! shhll expose for sale Al public aucuon,
70 the highest BIDDER Tor cath, a. tho west
front door OF the County Court House, In the
city OF sat lato. county OF salt Lake, crritofY
Of Utah, on the 18Th daY Of November. a y.
claim and Interest o. y N. Weller. Emly T..
Weller, his wife, George CusmOn, samuel
Mfintyre, jonathan q. h0yle.N p. Mccormack,
and Dcseret savings Bapk, a corporation, IN
hnd TO the following described teal estate,
situate. lyinF. and bong To the county OF SAT-
LaEe, Territory OF UtAh, and particularly dies.
Cfihed A. follows, toswitl
Tho southwest quarter 90 Of the southwest
quarter ~ and the southwest quarter ~ Of
toe soulhsA.t quarter ~ snd the northwest
quartcrt /. lOf The northeast quarter 90 aud the
northeast quarter % OF the northwest quarter
90 Of section twenty tar IN township two tll
south OF range one ~ west SAT- Late Nerd
ian, contAinins one hun1fod and sitty tlGQl
acres, together with MI aud singular the ten.
emouts, hefeditamonu aud appurtonanees
iharegnto belongings or In any wlis aquarium
ing, to 10 eold as the property OF b. NJ. Weller,
kmtiy 4. Nsiler his VIE, SegTge CTitm0n,
samuel holniyrc. Jonathan u. doyle, ". y.
McCornick and Dsseret savings bank, n cor
poIauon, under sald order Of sale and decree
Dated salt LAEo City. Utah. November a,b A.
HARVEY HARDY. sheriff.
liy q. =. CLARK, Deputy sherln.
d. Harrington. attorney fof plaintiff
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NORTH POINT CONSOLIDATED iRRly
gallon COMPANY.

NOTICE. THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
IN the stockholders Of tbs North Poinl Cor
sOlidstsd irrigation ompany viii BE- held ~
room o., N the Cullen Hotel, second souih
street. SAT- Lsks City, Utah Terntory, on
Monday, November lith. iaea, At O'Clock m
20 hear the annual reports aud for the purpose
of Considering and acting upon proportion
to change and amend the articles OF ineoTpof'
alton OF said company IN the following p'f'
urulara, toswit
To change and amend Article ~ on "OApll.l
stock" by striking out the word twenty
alter the word ''be" and inserting 10 lieu
heTeof the words "ane hundred,' also, ~
striking ont tho word "tw0' after Tho word
"into aud Inserting In lieu thereof the Nofi
ten"
70 change and amend Article xii on "on.
GERS" by adding TO the end thereof the Wofds
the oiices OF leoretAry and treasurer may 70
he d by one and the same psrsoL."
70 amend tho articles OF incorporation W
adding the following ...n
"Arucle Xxx. "Ihe board OF directors shtl
he empowered 10 issus bonds for the osmpiJ
In any SUN not 10 exceed IN the AgsregAle We
amount OF nity thousand dollars" -.
The stockholders will also proceed 20 ny
election Of officers for the ensuing year Hua
the transaction Of such other business as MAY
properly come before tho meeting
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. October u. ls'A
AHIHUH PABsON-, seoJ
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SUMMONS.
In the District Court In and for no Third
Judicial District OF Utsh Territory,
Counly OF salt Lake.

III kNo bNNlNh N0AfA IN AbN NuN
Judicial District OF utah Territory,
COunty OF salt Lake.
FRANK Thompson, as executor Of the last will
and testament OF Janes Thompson, de-
ceased. aud Joe u. Lane, ~ administrator.
vita wit annexed OF tho estate OF said
James Thompson, deceased plAinun.
John Stephenson, defendant
The pssplo OF tue Territory or uhh send
gieshngi 10 john slenhsnton. defendant
VOU AnE HERkBf REQulRED TO
j appear h al acilon hTsusht sgainst you
b. the above uHmeI plaintn In tic District
Aourt OF the hird Judicial District OF the
Teuttoy VI Utah ani 20 AnsWer the con-
Of the day Of seTyicel after the service on you
Of tins summonS-if served within this county
o., u served out of this county, but IN ihis
district, within twenty days olherwise within
fory daJs-or judgment by default VIII be
SAIL complaint
against defendant for sl,bldto, with interest
from August 1, lti3, at per cent per Annum
for Nlly paid BY plaintiffs 70 redeem certain
properly hefclnafter Described FROM tax sales (,
Tor 10 attorneys tee, alleged to be due on a
/ esriAin pTomissory note executed And de-
liyeIed BY defendant 70 one y; o. CTossman,
DCcfmber J, istl. for h,2D win IN.
isresi al per celt per Annum from date,
payable semi annually, a. evidenced by
tsTiAin coupon notes each for So, each repre-
sennng one half years interest, same TO draw
ny fAif note being secured BY mortEAge OF
even date GU premises hereinafter described
that on or about Dec. Z, 1877, SAID CrosamAn Tor
value assigned and Transferred said note aud
mortg age 10 sald James Thompson, PLAINTIFF
belng now owners and holder. thereof, hsI
sAld note 10 wholly unpaid and the coupons
that became due June |, 1898, Dec !, lspi, Juno
1. isAl, Dec. 1, 1854, and June 1870 are AL IN
paid and that there u now due as interest on
said note Aug, !, les, aud the principal
amounting W 81, iO6i ~. 10 have tho usual de-
cree for The sale OF said premlsoi' that pro-
ceeds VI such sale DO applied IN paymgnt
OF amounts due az above that pAinuns have
judgment tor an, deficiency and for other re-
lief, sad promises arc described a. follows,
~ Wit situate In SAT- IAla Connly, Utah
Territ1ry being lot 3, block 1871, plat ID, salt
Lake CliI survey,
And you are hsraby nolihed that u you fail
" bppeAt aud answer the said complaint ~
above required, tho said plainun VIII apply ~
the couttfor relief demanded ihsreln.
Witness, the Hon, samuel A Merritt, Juise,
and the seal OF the DiAiTiet Court OF
the Ihifd Judicial District, in and foi
lsEAt-l tie Territory Of utAn. this " N day Of
August In the year OF our Lord one
thousand eight hundred AID ninety
DAVID O. DUsRAR, CLERK.
BY GEo, u. LOCALS, Deputy Olerk.
I
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MARSHAL'S SALE


DURsUAHT TO An EXECUTION TO NE
Il directed By the district court OF the
ihiTd judicial District OF the Territory Of
W b, shan expose NJ ruDlir sac, A. she west
'front.' door Of the Cpuhv Court House (new
NliY n-d County iuiidingl, IN tho CITY hnd
Courty Of SAT- Lake, Territory OF Utsh. on
the lJth Day of November. islb. At n o'ci oc
n m al the rlEht, title, clam aud iutefrtt OF
J. ,. johnson, &. y. scar, Nndo r. Carlson,
on the isth day Of June. 1892. or shat thay have
tince acquired of, m, and to tho following
DESERVED Eea estate. to'witl All those mining
claims or lOdcs known NJ the silver King
enu the Louise, the same being situate IN
hiz Cottonwood minirg district A. the head
e Mineral FORK tAnyon, In salt Lake county,
Utah Territory. a. fully described In tho 20.
tees OF locations OF said mt ling claims, n ed
with the miniag recorder of Iig CnNonWond
mluing district salt Lake County. Uihn, and by
rcfefence made part Of this description.
10 be sold ~ the property % J. y, johnson,
y Y. sears aud q. r. Carlson, al the suit OF
OLah National bank, a corporation.
Terms OF aale--faah
NAT ~ BRIGHAM, U. =. Marshal.
By Z. l.. Ancngn, Deputy Marshal.
Dated october u, .ssA
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A NAV ytRs1Y pokeR s1oRN.
Pour Straight riushes Result In nm Equal
Division OF III. Stakes.


Division Of I'll. Stakes.
A straight flush in the great Aineris
can game Of draw poker II such u rarity
that the person holding II isrcgarded M
one II .ho most fortunate aud blessed q
mortals. Devotccs Of that game will
peruse the following story with incrodu.
lily. but it, absolute authenticity can
be- verified by ut least ten thoroughly
reliable witnesses A party of four play.
ors entered place not a thousand miles
from summit one night not long ago
and prepared TO enjoy fow hours Of
recreation nc their fayoriio game. An.
other game In progress ut the time was
full, 10 tho four players were obliged to
start at AN adjoining table
The "jack pot" came around, each "a
the -four players filled In. and tho game
proceeded Tho cards, regulation pack,
52 cards, were cut by the player 10 the
right Of tho dealer and dealt ont In the
regular manner. The first player 10 the
left of the dealer opened the Jack pot. "
and each succeeding player in turn
raised. The limit was 10 cents, and the
players arc usually light bottos, 10
that the raising and lively chipping IN
before the draw created considerable
surprise. When the dealer prepared "a
serve the cards for tho draw, each Of tho
players stood pat" and tho betting
again stnrted
When each Of tho players had Clipped
in $40, It was decided TO stop the bet
ting, as that amount had never before
been wagcrcd On game In the place,
and mono Of tho players could afford "a
risk greater amount Whom the hand.
were shown, some Of the players almost
fuccumbed 10 heart disease, for thcr,
lay four straight fiushos. one of each
suit and all running from four 20 eight.
Tho pot was divided, and the cardi
were carefully put away in n ease to b,
preserved ~ u reminder OF tho greatest
poker hands ever held In this section
md probably In the United States =
summit IN. j. Record.
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OLD "JlM cRow.p
How Rice Introduced hi. Unique Char.
heter to tho stage.

How Rice Introduced Thl. Unique Char.
Roter to tho stage.
In tho early twenties Thomas Dart.
mouth Rico first entered upon his thoat.
rical career by doing little negro bits. Z"
between tho acts Of plays. says the
writer In the Boston Herald While in
Louisville the thcatcr at which he per.
formed looked out back upon an old
stable yard, around which there was
constantly Longing an old. docrepit
slave named Jim Crow. who was no
frightfully dcformod as to appear inhu.
man. His left shoulder sloped of from
the neck in way that would indicate
that the bono had been inverted. His
lower limbs were dreadfully distorted,
the left knee being huge bony kno,
larger than his head, which caused him
TO move about with u pitiful. yet ludi.
crous, hobble.
This forlon darby was in the habit
Of grooming q queer old tune, and dosig.
mated the close OF each verso by taking
peculiar step rockin do heel. y" Rice
closely watched this unconscious per.
former. and conceived tho idea Of pro.
ducing n similar stage character, which,
no felt assured, would "take" wo..der-
fully. Accordingly, he made up precise.
ly as the original and appeared upon q
Louisville stage singing u score Of In.
murous verses 10 the air--slightly
changed and quickonod--of tho poor,
wretchod cripple, The audience received
this innovation with bursts Of applause.
encoring him u dozen times tho first
night And thus "Jim Crow" jumped
into fame and immortality.
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1sTRAy POUND NOTICE.

nsE BLACK OR BROWN HORSE ABOUT
~ 7yearg Old, hind fee. white. scar on left
arm, star In forehead.
one red COW ABOUT seven years old, end OF
tail aud hind feet white, brand locks like
Jeff hin, and hide rope around horns. LOOKS
like under halt crop n right cor.
II tho shove described animals are not
claimed and taken away on or heioreSossmhor
H. ls.3. they will DO sold a, CITY Esuay found
join O. NATION.
Found Keeper
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MARSHAl's SALE.

DURsuAST TO An ORDER or SALE
Il and decree on foreclosure TO me directed
w the disIict court of the THIRD Judicial
Dtsuiet Of the Territory OF Utah. I shall ex.
pose AZ public sale at The west front door Of
the County Court House new tity and County
building, In the CITY and County Of salt fake
Territory OF Utah. on tho 18TH day 81 Novsm
claim and interest OF BENJAMIN 4. Lloyd and
Maud NJ Lloyd, defendants, Of, In and TO the
following described real estate. to.witi
Lot fourteen 90, In block seventeen 40,
Iitg and County OF salt Lake, Territory OF
Utah.
TO DO sold a. the property Of Benjamin T.
lloyd and Maud n. Lloyd, defendants, at the
suit OF George A Lowe,
Terms OF sails, cash.
NAT NJ. BlIGHAM. U. 8. Marshal,
by l.. T. ARCHER, Deputy Marshal
Dated October "a, 1898.
Nrs A ARMSTRONG;, plAintin's attorneys.
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MhRsHAI's SAFE

DURsuAsT TO AN KxEcrr,o,,
ibird i na,psa ne District coz, 70 VI
shall etpo,e NJ pablo sale ~ ,tniorI ofiitsS
s9t ~ se ts"Iny ,oari House IN bs ifoai
q Uisb. On te % as Sa, =, Lave aad IN o.
~ S,.ss a "a All n. right. lite ~, 4,
loving described Ell si,s o. n and 70 .5s ~ ,s
Nommencing At the southcsst
uy .g.t v,Sor e,sh,y two plat bss n lot
naI t2tl rods, thence north s"o and one.
snsnes es,l two and one.hAif Ky w rgd,,
sV s1. zen o. rods 70 the place ~ 'ys,lhehcd
situate IN -alt I.ake COUNTY iTs.Y, Ocginnlng
~ 40 Ss.sld - the property OF wsi2.e o. Uuh,
K iiarIns., r sans ,GnsIrins,on aud hs 3s
name o. .horrington and nArLness.' me I'm
4erms OF sale, cash.
NAT N. BRIGHAM
ByJn n. rnuoSy p,o. Marshal
listed October stu. ls95
ias A''o'hsJ Tor PLAZA.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.
sheep Rock Mining6 Milling Company. 10.
Gallon OF principal phase OF business, aalt
Lake Cliy, utnh,

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
IN Amectlng OF the directors Of the sheep
Rock Miring Milling Company, held az -alt
Lake Cily Ou tho tth day OF october. is1A, an
assessment OF Two ~ cents per snAfe was
levied upon the capital stock of the corpora
ton, payable forthwith 10 william Campbell,
treasurer, at the once Of the company, l12
aIoek upon which this nssrAament shall remain
unpaid on tho 10Th DAY OF November l,l1, Will
he ana he declared delinquent anu advertised
Tor nnle az public auction, and unloss payment
tho highest bidder, on the 10Th day 81 Decem.
her, 1873, nj " o'clocg M, Nc the office OF tho
company, 10 pay the delinquent assessment
OF sale.
Dy order Of the board Of dlrectors.
WILLIAM CAMPBELL,
hecy. rnd Treas,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Estate OF tlifA spenoer' "e'e
NyoTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN BY Ihs
N undersigned, George 81. pehueL
mlnistrntor OF tho estate OF .uiA sii
deceased, TO tho creditors OF, anu ths
neraona having claims hgAinl
,sid dsceaseI. 10 exhibit them with the necs'
snry vouchers. within four months si az AID
nrst publication Of this notiee. 70 W." M the
George ~. Spencer, ~ IhyloINiine
County Of salt Lake, Territory VI
pa'oa o''o0s' dio. 81. sPRyCER, s,
Administrator OF tho estate oil LnAA wv
john 81. clsSos. Attorney for estate
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Tho lights in August are often cool,
whilc the sun is boiling hot in the day
time. This brings ont all tho poison
that decomposing organic matter throws
upon tho air. Disinfect your promises
with the utmost care. Look 20 all tho
drains and see that they flow freely and
are perfectly clean. Watch all the out
houses and sheds and remove aiar every
object that can give out u bad smell
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NOTICE.

rI,uE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING or
tho stockholders OF tho Northern spy
Ninink Company, Tor the election OF
trustees Tor the ensuing yen-. nnd for
the transaction 81 such other business
AZ nsy properly come tof9rc the setting. viii
be held on Tuesday, sayember lQth, 1S9l. ~
4, O'Clock .. m, AZ tho cOmpany'a once, Nc
Cornlek a o. - hsnk, salt Lake CITY, Utah.
SALT LAM Cuy. linh, October rs, ihg.
A, llANAULR, hecrstary.
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NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
IN Ameeting Of tho board OF directors OF
said corporation held on tbs 28th day OF OotO,
Der, lhJi. an assessment OF Ono cent per ahAro
was LEVIED upon tho capithl stock Of sNid cor.
porston. payable TO the secretary AZ the com.
Lake CITY, on or before tho 10Th day OF N0yem.
Der, 1898 Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on tho a0th dAy Of Noyem'
her, lena, Will he delinquent and will be sold
and unless payment IL made before, will DO
sold on tbs day appointed 70 pay the deiin
quont assessment together with costs OF adyer
ustment and expense of sale.
GEO. hrha. Secretary.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Estate OF blanchard H. feVt DECEASED
NOTICE is HfREAI GIVEN NJ THE
~ underiisned, AdministfAtor 81 the estate
~ blanchard n, fetut deceased, 20 the cred
itors o.. and all persons having elaima against
the SAID deceased, 10 eAhlnit them with tins
necensry vouchers, within tour months after
toe ursi rubacation Of thls notice, 10 tho said
Nfower fcttt ~ Nc So Constitution lullding
IN salt Lake Oity, In THE County OF SAT- Lake,
DAtea u.Ober aath, lsla -
BLOWER PETIT,
petut. deceased.
joins N. OIsNos. Attorney for Eata,e.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

EttLto OF John D. nheuA"'''
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVES 81 Inc
sstste or Jnhn D. sneuaker Gee NV.
10 inc creditors Of, aud AL pstt'1'nae xh bis
inn claims AGAINST tho SAID deeeassu; I,,hin ten
them with the Necessary youshe,,n,n, NJ MS no.
lee 10 the said Eigsbeth snedAkel; ,ter, a
istratrix III the estate Of John " shs.it Lass
M. ia Con- ttution building, IN rarsilory "
uily. N tho County OF sAl' LAKE
LATED october. 10. lsaa. ,,n.VrV.
kdministratrix OF the es'Alo o'
Sncdaker, deceased. ...-...,. IA, ssld estAis'
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Salt Lake City. Angus: 20, 1895.
Contributions 10 aid Of the monu'
ment TO be erected In Halt Lane City
In msmofy Of Brigham Young aud
the pioneers, should be ssnt by tho'e
charged with tho duly OF collection
o. frequently a. possible TO Hshtr
M. Wells, Sait Lake City. who will sec
that same are properly acknowledge
We earnestly hope that oil tho roople
will respond generously and promptly
10 this call, TO the Gnu that the monu'
ment may be completed nj the earliest
possible date.
WILFoBD WOODBURY.,
0gORoE q. CANNoSi
JosEPH 4. SAITH,
FIrst Presidency u the Cautoh OF
Jssus Christ Of Latter.day Saints.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
The Brigham Young Memorial ss,o-
citation acknow lodges receipt oil the
following contribution. TO a,sist In ths
luilding OF the Pioneer monument
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NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ At a meeting OF tho Board Of Trustees
OF the sad oompApY, held on the 18th day OF
October, A. u. lses, m assessment OF one half
~ cent per share was levied on the capital
stock Of The said company, payable November
-, ls0A 70 Arthur W. PeresO. treasurer % tho
company, Al the once Of the compsny At No.
.ai south Main street. salt Lake lIty, Utah
Territory, Any stock upon which thi. assess.
lntnt may remain unpaid on the 18th day OF
November. 4. ID, lsps, viii be delinquent ana
advertised for sale ~ public auction, aud un.
lnss payment tlsreon ~ made before. will DO
sold on the 9th Day Of December, A. ID. lsp5. 10
! ay tho delinquent assessment toRslhor with
costs OF advertising and expenses % SAFE
u j. 1LkNDiNNINu,
Secretary Of tho sampson Aining Co.
Location " the onloa " tie sampson MIN
ing Company 10 at No. 9il south Miis street,
salt Lake City, Utah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-05

order OF the board OF directors OF tAd CON.
pany 10 many shares Of each parcel Of tuch
stock AZ may 10 necessary viii be sold NJ the
ONCE OF the company Ia salt Lake Clly, Utth,
on the 10Th day OF october. is9o, At thH hour Of
2o'olook y. m, 81 said day 10 Ray delinquent
assessment thereon, together with tho Coz, VI
advertising and expenses Of sale.
GEO RYAN.