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Tho Nnttouss Wealth.

Professor Francois. French econo-
mist i'm n recent article places the wealth
of this country at 313,O00,000.0n francs
which is equivalent to about $62.6oo'-
600 600. and ne states that the value OF
all the property in England. including
money in circulation. is 2G-'.'aT'.i"H''E"
francs fortv-cight billion less than this
country's wealth The third place *
given To France with 22'.~o'Fpe"'
and the fourth to Germany with l6l,""-
OOO. 900 francs. The combined wealth OF
Italy. Spain. Russia and AuStria-tiuh-
gary is only a little larger than that OF
the United States.
These figures agree i'm the main with
those of Mr. Mulhall. the English sta
ristician. 1t seems that this country II
financially stronger than any one coun-
try i'm Europe. and according 10 Tie
New York Worlds figures our banking
capitaI is about half that OF all Europe
combined.
What stands in the way OF our fnan-
ciaI independence? Why should We sub
nit TO the domination Of a country
whose wealth is forty eight billion francs
less than ours.
IL is evident that nothing bur 4 con
spiracy or an understanding between
the leading money kings of England and
the United States could put Us in The at
titudp of an inferior, dependent upon
foreign country. With our superior wealth
il is impossible 10 suggest any "'ii'l ~
planation Of the supremacy OF the bF'-
ish in our financial affairs.
e -
Democratic victories for silver commune
u f''' up - e.
The campaign In behalf Of democraue
bimetallism may now be said 10 nave
opened.
Has secretary smith ever changed his
nina aoou' 'ne
pan
- 49,. baa ,ha{r feathers ruff
, az -, ,,a,,n Tbav are in a hor-
~, ~
80 have
senator h"'V" ..,..,,,.,.rs with
iIieu tie CH
alarm anu HlN'
The Griffin convention was notanie LOT
the character ana apiIty OF the ii'"
were prominent IN tHe ihee''Hs-
- ..,,, 1, -. h.f,rc the cllckoos
nov iO"3 ~ -. -.,,-.....l IN -.3d ma.
and PostihaS'et Vls,'l'o ~ -. 'I.,,,,,rat
an =
- II. ,,,,, 70
IN" papsue krrs t.i',ii''S .,,s.,, IN some
Iu"iicah 10 T. - -. -. 49,, tn earn a
oeinoe.a aus. ii,s az
soN''"'i'e''' -
And in Missouri the democrats have de-
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-22

And in Missouri the democrats have De
cided to call silver convention IL LOOKS
very much as II the Wall street scheiiie o.
max ny republicans out OF democratic FO-
ters is about to collapse.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-22

Undoubtedly the subsidized editors VIII
endeavor to belittle the Grimm c'll'eil'l''
t,,t ~. shall not svmpathize with any Geor-
ola politician who suffers himself 10 lee
caught by that stale piece OF ha l.
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The papsuckers evidently believe that re-
m1blican doctrines are good enough for some
democrats This is ar easy way TO earn d
Government salary.
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How long will it be before the cu'koos
and postmaster organs succeed IN feai ns
an genuine democrats out of the democrat
h unrtNI
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-22

The Griffin convention was notahie lot
tho character and ability Of the men who
were prominent in the meeting.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-22

The Washington Post continues 20 ddhcre
to its unique form of bmetallism. oHe e"l-
tor is for silver and the other lor soiu' anu
~, has. each other up and down the
brilliant columns OF the esteemed Post
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-22

Senator Bacon's letter seems 20 have
filled the cuckoos and papsuckeIs VIZ"
alarm and Indignation.
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The cuckoos have had their feathers rui-
fed by Senator Bacon. They are ~ nor
ri state
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..rf-s-.s s...-...rr.- - reHr
a.. ~. ...---e of r.r- would h.nsdt
H. western Elue avu'r-
TL.v z-lrI rals IS result - ur.ie-
shall. --.st .i.ey al. d. .la- eyrryih.a- Ia
4heir power to Trlvsar De- lu order 90
an9cE o1r silver uiue owners out n tie
sust prslrs ~ tEclr I-.ilm1ie invest
lncn.s. ssII and Labor. tie soldbuss have
placed u ueler tie single gold standard,
sxhlch las tie direct cnecs q rapidly
Enrich-n- a crowd Of foreigners who are
EeveI9rlaE ihs s8li fields II south Ar
rle1.
Our Esuth African letter on another
page Is 9 revelation II tells how lsi
pf EEgLsa, Ereneh and German adven-
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Has Secretary Smith ever changed his
mind about the modified suotreasuty
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II will be fun. now. to see the cuekoos
who are playing to the grand stand IN
Washington announce that the trim con
yention was not much Of a deluse after
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-22

Democratic victories for silver continue
TO pile up in Mississippi.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-22

The campaign In behalf Of democratic
bimetallism may now be sara 10 nav
ausueG.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-22

A play called "The New South" nc
running In Chicago, Is calculated to ri
the northern public n very queer i'll
OF the social life of this section. r.
Chicago Record thus summarizes q
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-22

There is not an intelligent democratic
voter In this state who has failed to
observe the peculiar tactics of that plia-
bile element which has come to be de-
Scribed rs the cuckoo contingent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-12

EUREKA, Feb. ll,-At the l.. ID. s.
Church on Sunday, the 10th inst, A.
IL. Cannon, OF the Council OF Twelve,
ana Elders II. b. Clawson, John
Beck, Walter Beatty anu q. Wells, OF
Salt Lake City, were on thei tnd. 10
Is seldom We arc favored with sucn dis.
tinguished visitors. The muutiugs
were well attended especially 10 the
evening when the house was packed
full Tho people Of Eureka reminds
one Of the parable Of the s0wor. some
are married to Mormon girls aud come
to the meeting because Of their wlye,;
some have relatives who are Mormous
and they like TO httonI meeting; somo
come from curiosity aud some ate hon
estly investigating tho truth, while
some have the seed aoWn ON goou vol
ana are bearing fruit. The remarks Of
the speakers were well timed 10 meet
the wants aud cravings OF all these
different Creatures, and all were well
satisfied.
The NJ. Il. church has had revival
Tor the last week, but has deplorui the
lack Of mourneH. Dr. Inn was ylslt-
aug there Sunday.
Ihuru IL quite number Of idlo men
In town waiting tIr spring 10 opon,
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PIONEER MONUMENT.
Hlll Creek Responds and is Duly
Enrolled.
SUBSCRIPTIONS SILL cOMlSo.
An Interesting Dli Of Pioneer History
Tho First llarv's, " Utahs
Hest Crop.


GARD FROM TIE filWr fhhaibENCS'
salt Lake CITY, jan. %, 1896.
Notice 10 hereby given that uonlrl'
buttons to the monument to bo erected
IN Salt Lake CITY In memory o.
Brigham Young and the pioneers Will
hereafter, and until further notice, be
acknowledged through tho columns OF
tho DEsEBEr News II IL expected
that agencies for tho collection Of funds
OF this worthy purpose will be ellab
lishod In each ward Ia all the Stakes,
and that said funds, with the list Of
nance Of the contributors, will DO for.
wafded On frequently ne convenient 10
Heber NJ. Wells, secretary Vt the Brig
ham Young Memorial Association, Salt
Lake City, who will see that same are
properly acknowledged IN tho manner
stated. We earnestly hope that the
people Will respond generously aud
promptly 10 this call ~ that n possible
tbs monument may be completed,
dedicated and unveiled TO the public
by tho oh day Of next October.
WiLFOWD Woodbury.
OEJNuE q, CASSUN,
JUsEpIf h. SMITH,
FlfBt Presidency " the Church Of
Josus Christ Of Latlor.day Saints.
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NuIIOE.

fT'llFUE WILL ~ MEETING or THE
4 stockholders o. tue salt Lake Amuao
ment Association, To the oflce Of lie munger,
Grand Opera House building on WednoadHy,
Iohfuhry elih, isul, ~ 2 O'Clock .. M, for the
purpose on voting for reissue Of stock and
any other business that may come before The
meeting Called hy order Of
J, q MCNALLY, President
tnANK hALTEsr. Wee. President
", D, iHrin, Director.
II q, lOuNu, Director
JAS. hOGEus, Director.
j. -. Rooms, Secretary.
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A Word Ahnnt Corn rnhhrr.

Iowa farmers. it appears, arc awal,.
ing 20 the importance OF tho Value Of
corn fodder A. tho last Iowa stock
hrccdors' convention the subject Of corn
fodder excited much interest Every.
body present agreed as 10 its value aud
also that uoro than over was saved this
fall Thgro was disagreement inrogard
60 tho best way 20 snyo and food g.
somo advocated cutting or shrcddinr.
while uthom maintained that tho cheap.
ut outt1u and shroddgra woro tho inws
Of steers This may Boo true II the Tod.
dor Is 90 be- fed outdoors, hut cutting Is
advocated for barn feeding not because
10 helps tho cattle In masticntiug and
win induce thom 20 Oat moro u It..
though this So probably true. but bo.
cause, everything considered, tits asay.
ing Of labor
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DUBsuANr To An ORDER or SALE
4 and decree ~ foreclosure 90 INC directed
BY tho Third District Court Of che Territory
Of Utah, shall expose az public sale A Tho
House 10 tho city u SAT- Lake. Couniy
OF salt Lake aud Territory OF Utah. on the 18th
day uf February, isp1. ut I O'Clock % m ull the
rsht ililc' Il, avn and lniuctt q Adilc n, D.
Heath, Adds NJ. b. rtovhelA. admiuisuatnH
% no estate u John o. 1FuWhu.u, de-
culHci, and John " Trowholn. June Grace
IrrwhOlA. and Dolly q. TFeWhUla. minor.
and Minnie Herman and elizabeth Portfolio. Of
in, aud Co the following described real estate.
situate, lying and being 90 tAlI Lake City and
County, wan Territory, and described o. foi.
lows, toswiti
lciug an undivided oao.half $50 interest,
heEIuHinE alta point tao t.l rods south from
tho northwest corner " Dot three lil, IN block
survey, and running thence east ten ti1l rods,
thence south three til TDda thence west Ten
lul rods, thence north thrco t3l rods 20 place
OF hCEluulng contaiuinf thirty square rods of
over tho following. to.Riii Bosianing al a
point twenty i've IgO feet south ON inc
northwest corner OF sn.d lot three l5I, aud
running thence east .r.ouiy'nyc feci, thence
iill feet, thence north eight sl feet % place u
beginning, situate in 10 city and county u
SAT- Lake, Territory Of Utah 10 be aoldhH
the property NJ AddiO ~ q Trcwhcla, Pred.
rrick a.. Heath, Henrietta Heath. Addiu ~ q.
TroWnrla aimin.aratrIx OF the cstatr OF John
D, IfrWholai lcroaard, ana John W. Ifuws
helu. june Grace 1rewhCla. and Dolly q.
TrrWbola. minors, and Minnie Herman, aud
Eumhoth Portfolio n the tuit or stephen ilaya
'' " ''' Nat ~ brigham,
u, n. Marshal
by l.. l.. AfCuEU.
Dated January ARD, is03
Booth, leo s. GRAY, attorneys for plaintiff
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THE BROWN LeoHoeNs

Characteristic 81 nm Attractive and rr3t
itahic ursed.
Few fowls nro more aprghtly and
trim than the Laghosu. Tho clrriag. s
worry upright, and the large aud rayly
carried tail OF the cock increases Die OPP.
parent sizc aud adds greatly 20 DIS
beauty Tho rcd. darsly striped hacltlss
OF tho male and his solid black breast
make q very attractive combination in
C1lors, and tho warm brown Of tho o..
males possesses % quiet beauty scarcely
Jess uttracav, I've its way than che richer
c0iom of tho male
Brown Leghoin' mature worry carly
pull0u having been known 60 lay when
% weeks old Ordinarily tho pullct
will lay whom 4 90 jmonths old This
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"Tho irst white child born IN Utah
opsncd IT, eyes 10 the light on Monday,
August ., l5i7-twO weeks anu tWu
days niter the Srfival Of tho Pioneeu'
THIS MANTLE reinforcement was ngirii
the daughter of John and Catherine
Campbell Steele, both Of the Mormon
Battalion, who came into tho Valley In
Captain Browns company on the
29ih OfJuly. The child was born NJ 4
o'clock atm, Ia her fathers tent on the
Temple Block. She wa nnmei Young
Elizabeth 5loclo,A .t 70 prcsliont1our
anu Queen ElizaDcth. Tho father,
John Steele, was O mason, aud accord
Ing 10 his account butt nearly one.
third OF tho 'Old F0rri with his oW %
hands, uelng n trowel made by Burr
Frost out Of saw blade. MI Steele also
claims 90 DO the pioneer fhUemahef Of
Utah. He rctidos at T0quervlilo, in the
southern pat OF the Territory. His
daughter lives ut lkauara, In Kane
county,aud isinow Mrs. James slapley."
--WhRncy's History 81 Utah.
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NOTICE.

no THE STOCKHOLDERS or THE hui.
A non Heck s. champion Mining Company,
corporation, You arc hereby notified that
tle regular auuunl meeting Of the stock
haluois ut fMl corporation VIII be held al the
ghco OF tho company room No. 22 Whiting
nam huildius, First south street, salt Lake
,lil 2crllory Of Utah, on Monday, the an
Qay ut March, prOAlmo, az the hour OF tp, u.,
Tor lho purpose ~ olcCilng officers Tor tho
ensuing year, and Tor tho Transaction Of such
olher business a. may properly come before
lhe meeting hy order OF tho board OF dircc.
tors,
salt Lake city, FEBRUARY 7, 1873.
W. j. bEA1lE. Socy.
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In the Probate Court, in and Tor salt Lal
County, Territory OF Utah.

In the Probate Court, IN and Tor SAT- Lake
County, Territory OF Utah.
In the matter Of tue estate Of Mercy u.
Thompson, deceased.
NOTICE u Hereby GIVEN THAT
~ Mary jane ThnmpHon, oAocutrK uf the
estate OF Mercy u. Thompson, deceased has
frf dtrrd tur settle ems and q cd in said court.
Der adm nisirltiou Of sad uttatc ana petition
for mai distribution Of tho residue Of SAID
estate among the pcrHous entitled thereto, aud
tAht lhuruAy, tho 2ath day OF February. a.
- lrN, AZ 10 O'Clock n, M, nt tho court room
% SAID court ln tho County court House,
sali LAKE titY and County, Utah Territory.
has been duly appointed nv the Judge uf said
court Tor Tho tctucmuut Of said account amt
hearing said peiitipu Tor distribution, at which
umt anu place Auy person Interested in said
estate may appear ana show cause, n any
there Doc, why SAID ACc0unt should not DO
teioi and approved aud lnal distribution
made af prayed Tor.
Dated February oh. A D. 1895.
q. q. STANTON,
CLERK Of mo Probate Court,
hy A, q. REESE, Deputy.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
sal. Lake Asphalt company

unee No. ms Main st.. sails Lake CITY, Utah.
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ % a meeting of tho board OF directors Of
no salt Lake Asphalt Company, held on the
"a day OF January, 1888. an Assessment called
NO, % 900 place uf No. TCcindcd, OF cents
por snare, wAa levied on tho capita stock Of
NO company payable Immediately 20 ". y.
Mhlamb treasurer. Ne, his MAN Street,
hhll 20 axe city Utah. Any stock upon which
sMl hiHeHamunt shall remain unpaid on the
llth day OF February, 1875, shall become del
hnlu0nt and advertised for sale, and uultsa
payment b. made before, will be sold at public
auction un March 10Th, 1913. % Y O'Clock NJ,
AZ mo Aforesaid once, 70 pay tho delinquent
AfHyH'WclI together with cost Of advertising
and rApentcs u sale ~ order Of the board
Of directors.
AuLASDo PRATT. secy.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
rlIlts Of Martin Nollaon. deceased.

NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN by TIE
~ underaiRncd, administrator Of the es.
at1 or Martin Nelson. deceased, 10 tho cred.
i,nia oi ana All persons having Chains ngainat
Wv saw dtpeaHod. 20 exhibit them with tho
nucthsArY youchor8 within -four month"; Afier
we nfat publication " thid notice, 10 tho SAID
snmlnllNalnr, az no, 10, Center Street. In
~ ~ LAKE lily m tue County OF salt Lake,
Dated January lith 1891
IuEOrllLus NJ. DAVIS,
Aumlnlaralor OF tho Estate OF Marin Nel.
son, deceased.
JonN x CANNON, attorney for estate
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TRUSTEES SALE.

NIrHEREAs. u. r. TARpEY AND JOuAN.
w ma A tarnor bic VIE, BY their Ger
tain deed of trust dated tho slth day Of Jan
once Of me county rotorder Of SAT- Lake
county, ryfrtorY % Utah. on thc .th day Of
January, l-it, iu zoos " q" Of Mortgages, ~
pagu 8lu.l, I'D convey 90 The undermined II.
: Young, of -alt Lake uity. Utah Territory,
certain fu1l Uatato IH said deed OF tfust men
uuugd and more plftiru Iar'Y hereinafter dts.
yri1gd. tu trua', 10 secure tho payment OF
certain urumifsOry note " cNuu daic with said
deed OF trust Tor The Hum o. four thousand
aud i've hundred dollars ti,tntQl, executed
aud delivered uy satl u. q. larpcy ~ % u
privilege of Two ycArs diior date, win intotost
thereon from date, Of the rate %
" Per cent per aunum. payaH quarterly
that should default ue made loo the payment u
said note or any part IlCtCu or OF The In
tercai thal may hreruu Wtfcons or hnl paTl
thereof uB tue same become quo and payable
according Go tho tenor and effect thereof. chen
aud IN that case said pfeu, Sc should be sold 10
The manner provided Tor iu sara decd ~ iruat
Whereas default hu been made ~ The OK
tent NJ ono hundred dollar 5000, DO the
payment ~ interest, which became que on
tall note on July f.tn, lH'i, aud default has
been made "a each payment ufintrrtst us Il be.
came due quarterly thereafter, anu The same
D. wholly unpaid, tncIudug rho principal.
NOW, therefore, No the rlquost of I'D, hillnt,
hr legal holder Of said promiasory note, ~
tai1 d cd Of trust secured ana under aud ~
virtue oftne .rrma and authority 10 said deed
Of trust contained.
hereby give n1ticu that viii, on Thursday.
The list day nf February, A. ID. 1875, 90 tho
hour Of u O'Clock noon OF aaii day, al The
front door % the SAT- LaEr County Court
House, IN alt Lake Guy utnh Territory, scil
90 public ycuduC tho following described real
ostate iu aaid decd ~ trust mentioned, toswiti
Commencing two i2l rods north OF tho south.
west corner ~ Doc three lN on block thirteen
lil, plat &C. ~ .ait Lako city survey, and
running thence north i've and one hair %
rods, thrnco east eignt ~ rods, thence
south i've and one hMf 90 rods
thence west. Clght ,sI rods 20 the place u
commencement, and situate M SAT- lake tity
aud County Utah Territory. fIr the purpose ~
paying sail pr0mssory note and the Interest
nrcruing thereon from April 10Th, 1874, 10 tho
time % sac and all costs and expenses Of
executing thls lrus:, including reasonable
c1mmlaalpus 10 the Trustee and the Attorneys
Zoe specified ln said deed OF trust, Tor the
highest and beat price the came viii bring lu
CaHh. ~. 3. NOuNG,
Dated At sat Lake city. Utah Territory.
JuuuarY m 1895.
W. j, HARVEY.
Attorney.
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when II Il 10 be hoped there will be
plenty Of work Tor alt hands.
The now u. q. w. switch TO tie
Bullion Beck Tor the supply Of timber
and coal IL com pleiod. ORR.
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carly maturity makes tho Loghorn n
very profitable fowl FOR tho farm. Long
before tho heavier fowls think Of laying
the Loghgru rullot- havo begun, and N
matched early win frequently pay IN
egg iur ihoir raising before winter sofa
in. Br0ilr uisor often use % cross ~ q
Loghom mal1 ou some heavier brood 70
increase tho growth Of the chickens Ia
tho fret two months ~ thuir liycA
Brown Loghons are reasonably hardy,
but do best whom thoy can have liberty
They arU excellent iongor and win on
alarm during tho summer months pick
up o good share Of thoIr living.
In winter thOy need q good warm
house. 20 prevent the freezing Of their
combs. and N provided with such
house will lay quito we'll. oven iu worry
cold weather. BUTT 90 during tho warm
days Of spring and the h0. day. OF sum.
NOR that they produce rho greatest
number OF eggs Tho eggs OF tho Log.
horn are "a p,arly white. all, or uoarly
oil, o. tho same shade. giving Thorn q
very uniform appearance Onco in
great while there win be- LOgh1rn hon
that viii lay ana Ogg with q slight bur
tint but 30 rarely does this happen that
ono Is almost safe in declaring that their
eggs arc always pure white They arc
OF good marketable size, and. boing
wh'.o, really look 90 be- largo.
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NOTICE.

sALT LAKE CRY. Feb. 0, 1905.
THE ANNhlAL MEETING or TIE
l. stock holders OF the Moman'A Coop wall
20 hold ~ the tuurtccnlh Ward Relief society
hall on w ednesday, Ella l3th, Nc y, m, for
lhe purpose of receiving reports and transact.
VIZ other business In connection with tho 10,
hnluu0n, LAMA GoupAHD,
Secretary,
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= teacher Of health culture declares
that a simple remedy Tor removing tho
blood from too active brain IS 20 excr.
else tho muscles OF the feet Stand nrm.
~ ON tho ground and then raise tho hCol
and rest ON tho Zoe for % second Do
this for . dozen times or 30 In success.
sion. 10 win bring o certain dogroo Of
ruliof after a hard days mental work
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

Lucky hIl Mining Company, Location Of
principal place % busiuCss, rars City. utth.
Location " Mine, snake Creek Mining
District Watatch county. utah
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ meeting q the board of trustees, hold
ht Park tItY, on the sgih day or January,
les, an assessment $50. ~ of llf cents per
share was levied on the capital stock OF Inc
corporation, payable 10 tht treasurer, O. A..
Gibbs. rooms aud 2, 90 south Maln street.
SAT Lake city, Utah, on or before tho yln day
or March. 1888.
Any stock upon which tho assessment re-.
mains unpaid on the fih day 81 March. 1895,
will DO delinquent aud advertised for sale at
puhltc auction, ana ~ payment is not made be.
tore, viii be sold on the a4th day OF Mar h.
1905, NJ The hour Of O'Clock D, m,, az the once
Of thc treasurer, 70 pay asFcaamOnts und Coats
OF advertising and c2utuse OF sale.
". !. BUTTON,
Secretary.
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In tho matter OF the estate OF John
bailey, deceased
NOTICE IA HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Elizabeth bailey ENacutrE. and john
u Bailey, LaUcuI1r OF the estate uf John
bailey, dacoased, has rendered Tor settlement,
Huu llcdtu aaid court their final account Of their
udmmlHunuOn ot ahid estate aud petition Tor
huN distribution OF tho residue Of said estate
among tho persons entitled thureto, and that
Tuesday, Tie luth day Of February, A. -. 1896
~ 20 O'Clock o. me- 10 tho Court huom of
Hald Court ln tho County Court House,
SAT- Lake lity and County, ltah Territory.
has been duly appointed BY tlN Judge q
tG'1 Court, for the settlement OF said
account and hearing said petition Tor diatr-
button, 40 when umo and place any purfon
interested iu said estate may appear aud show
cause, " any thor0 DO, why faid account
should not be settled sud approved aud
nntl distribution made az prayed Tor.
Dated January 43tn. A. %. 1880
O. a.. STANTON,
CLERK Of the Probate Court.
J u. Waddoll attorney.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

Tho Brigham Young Memorial asic-
citation acknowledges receipt Of the
following contributions 10 assisi In tho
tuilding VI the Pioneer monuments
From Salt Lake CITY;
Hcuy q whitaker. Center ward o.
Thomas liogk anu family, Center
MAfAtsttss sssssssssssss...stsssssss "
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-12

In the Probate Court IN aud Tor Salt LAke
County, Territory OF Utah.
In the matter Of the estate OF John
bailey, deceased