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pELlNOuENI ASSESSMENT.

Delinquent Notice -rho Griuly Mining
Company,
Location o. Principal Pace ot business salt
LaEc CITY. TITAN.
Location OF Woras. White rino Co, Nevada
NOTICE THERE ARE DELINQUENT
~ upon tho following described stock on
account % asarHam Hnt lowed on tue lIth day
OF November. 1904. the several amounts Get
opposite Che names Of the respective share.
EuIHrrH HH fulIuuHH
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.


Loactou oi ONCE and Principal Place OF BusI.
utsH-luIUn Hotel West second south
street, saig Lake uity, Utah.
NOTICE 10 HsREBN GIVEN THAT
~ Ata meeting Of tho Board OF nirectors
held on tho l1ih day OF November, 1895, assess.
mont no. %. of slN and o halt p0r cent, or Gi
cuuls upr share, was lowed ON tho capital
stock Of thc corporation, payable on Saturday,
December To-, lfN, TO the secretary, az the
unlec of Che company, Room l,, Cullen Hotel,
Mr8t ~reoud south street salt Lake CITY, Utah
Territory Any stock upon which this AHEuaB.
Wuul may remain unpaid on tho Al6t day Of
december, 1885,, VIII be- delinquent aud AdyCr.
uard Tor sale at public auction, and uuloas
Payment BE- made before, will DO sold on the
S0h day ~ january, 1905. 10 pay the delinquent
assessment, together with cost Of advertising
and expense or sale,
ARTHUR PARSONS,
Secretary
Room n3, Cullen Hotel, or once Of 4, o. NJ. /,
sGlg Lake CITY, Utah. November gisb is9I.
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DELINQUENT AsstssMENL
Location Of Principal pace Of business,
SAT- Lake Jity, Utah Territory,

Location NJ Mines and Works. Gold Mountain
Mining DISTINCT Flute County, Utan.
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NOTICE THERE ARE DELINQUENT
N uu0u tho following described stock, on
account Of afsCfsmont levied on the ron DAY u
october. 100. the several amounts sut tupus
sltg tfu names of the r,HpCcuyu. hhafu' holdcrf,
! IL
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Shining Lights. How They Acquired Brightness

this heading design giving series Of biographical seh,i
prominent living community, and tell what
they adopted attain These articles VIII be illustrated
with halttoue cugriyinys Of the persons mentioned
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NOTICE
ia tho matter o. the estate OF Matun Ander
Don. deceased,

In the Probate Court in ana tor salt Lake
County, Territory OF U,ah
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THE
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Beyond the arctic Circle.

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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-26
BRIDGE AT WYOMING.
A Company Is Formed aud steps to nc
Taken to Get q Charter.

Taken to Get Charter.
At last the parties interested In a
bridge over the river at Wyoming nave
got together" and steps are now pc
ing taken to get the work under way
as quickly as possible. as the company
has been formed and charter seeurea
for a bridge over the river at the east
end of Eighth street. 1t Is strictly
necessary, for heavily loaded teams
cannot pull up the approaches at
Sharpe's ferry. and are forced to go 10
Wilkes-Barre or Pittston to cross,
thereby occasioning an extra amount
Of travel to get to the several villages
opposite Wyoming. The present char-
ter site Is the most available one for
bridge along the river for miles. being
shallow water almost the entire dis
tance across. The deepest point where
a pier will rest Is about eight feet.
\ bridge company Of New York city
had representative in Wyoming on
Aug. % looking up the matter ana try
ing to negotiate for the purchase or the
new charter but what success has not
been learned.
The stock Of the wyoming Bridge
company Is held by the following gem
tlemen who are we'll known In the Wy
oming valley:
F. J. Scouten, s. 5. Herring. attor-
nesS AZ ta"' -. ~. t"e,'hu",
Wilkes-Barre; W. Il. Chaplin and V. l..
Breese. of Wyoming. When the new
bridge Is completed II will form the
connecting link and make II possible TO
reach Harvey's Lake and Noxen from
the east side of the river in direct
line and by the shortest route and save
many miles Of travel to the farmers
coming from over the mountain 10
either Wilkes-Barrs of Pittston and at
the same time giving them the benefit
OF almost a continuous market on the
east side of the river on their way TO
the above named cities.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-26
OFF FOR BOSTON.
Members Of the Masonic Fraternity and
Their Wives Join an Excursion.

MemcefS OF the MasOutS fTatSTuUy uuu
Their Wives Join an Excursion.
Dieu lie Vent Commandery No. &,
Knights Templar, will leave this city
this morning. to attend the triennial
conclave. to be held in Boston on Aug.
q IS and %. They so directly to Bos-
ton without change Of cars, arriving
at their destination about O'Clock this
evening. They will be Joined at Pitts
ton by Wyoming Valley Commandery,
y. 81, Knights Templar. and at Car
bondale by Palestine Commandery, No.
IA. knights Templar. Returning they
will leave Boston on Thursday morn
ing. the return trip taking in the White
mountains. Lakes Champlain and
George. Saratoga, Albany and the de-
lightful all-day ride down the Hud-
son river to New York city.
The following will be in the party
from this vicinity:
wife. ' ~
E. c.. Sir Fred ". Tyrrell and wife.
Sir knights Charles Marcy and wife.
r. Fl. Scurreman and wife. Charles F.
Wilson and wife, George Lewis, Isaac
Vanscoy and z. wernet.
C. A. Perrin and wife, Henry Schoo-
ley and wife, Benjamin Thompson and
wife and DR.. Faulds and wife, of Lu-
zerne.
Mr.. Shonk and wife. Plymouth: Mrs
Spaulding, Tunkhannock:- Mrs. Bur-
CESS. Wyoming: Miss Marie Raub. Lu-
zerne: Miss Isabel Smith, Kingston.
There will be about twenty-five sir
knights from Dieu lie Veut Command
cry in Boston during the conclave
George II. Flanagan. John Hughes. W.
A. Reichard, Frank Larned and s. J.
Tonkin left on Aug. 90; Warren r.
Bowman and E. W. Austin went Satur-
day afternoon. and John Lanning. Ed
ward 3. Van Dyke, and Charles Lam
dis went yesterday.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-26
RECkNIIIE,

Mr.. and Mrs. Columbus Hartman
spent yesterday at Shickshinny.
Joseph English will leave today to
take a course of studies at Mansfield
State Normal school.
A large number from here attended
camp meeting at Salem last Sunday.
Rev. Charles Thomas, VINO has been
visiting his brother, George Thomas,
returned to his home at Philadelphia
last Saturday.
Master Joseph Page, the energetic
Tribune carrier, spent Sunday at
Shickshinny.
DR. and Mrs. I. S. Graves, Of Jermyn,
was In town on Sunday.
Mrs. Homer English has returned
home from two weeks visit at Mos
COW and vicinity.
Miss Anna May Mead, who has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Corey jenkins,
for the past week. will return this
morning to her home at PittstOn.
All members of Lieutenant James G.
Stevens post. 304. are requested to meet
at their hall at 7.30 to make arrange
ments for the funeral of their late COM
rade. T.. r. Harding.
Having passed the seventy-fifth mile
stone Of life, Elias T. Harding died yes
terday afternoon at 4.40. The deceased
was born at Hartford, Susquehanna
county. July 20. 1920. and has been re-
spected resident of this place for the
last twenty-five years. He was a vet
eran Of the late war. He enlisted as a
sergeant on Aug. 30. 1861, In Company
VI. Fourth regiment of Pennsylvania
cavalry. and served three years. He
was wounded at Malvern Hill. He
mustered as comrade of Lieutenant
James G. Stevens most No 30t Grand
Army Of the Republic. at Peckville on
Jan. 25. 1888 Mr.. Harding leaves a
wife and three children, one son and
two daughters. p. G. Harding. Mrs
Thomas Pope and Mabel Harding.
The funeral services will be held at the
Baptist church next Wednesday after.
noon at 2 o'clock and will be conducted
by the Rev. w. J. Guest. assisted by
Rev. 8. G. Slmpklns. OF the Methodist
Episcopal church. 1nterment will be
made in Prospect cemetery. The fu-
neral will be under the direction OF
James G. Stevens post. Susquehanna
papers please copy.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-26
A BEASTLY CRIME,
A Man Commits an Assault, on Ills Little
Half Sister.


On Saturday night Charles Black,
aged 30 years, and an employe Of
Courtright's stables, was arrested
charged with a criminal assault upon
his little step-sister, aged eleven years.
The parties both live in Stetler's alley,
with their mother and the assault was
committed on Friday night. Black
took his little victim out for a car
riage ride, and drove across the North
street bridge. They got out OF the car
riage and the little girl, never think
Ing her brother capable OF such evil.
went with him into the woods, where
the crime, one Of the most horrible in
Luzerne's history, was committed. The
girl was unconscious, and. putting her
back In the buggy, Black drove to
DR.. Roe's residence, on North Wash
1ngton street, and asked the physician
to administer a hypodermic Injection
to the girl, explaining that she had
had fit. The doctor did so, and
Black drove home with her.
When their mother became aware OF
the nature Of the crime. she called in
DR.. Roe. who examined the girl. and
learned for the first time what was
the trouble. He called In DIR. Walters.
and the physicians together informed
the police of the situation, and Black =
arrest followed. He was Jailed and
will be given a hearing today. When
arrested Black was packing his trunk,
and preparing to leave the town. Mrs
Black IL nearly destitute, depending
entirely on the wages OF her son to
keep her from starvation. The little
girl was taken to the hospital yester-
day by Humane Agent Walters, where
the best OF care will be given her.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-26
MONTROSE e.

Mrs. Holmes. Mrs. Riley, Miss
Holmes. Miss Kittie and Emma Riley,
who have been staying at Montrosc
for few weeks, left for Silver lake
Saturday.
Gienni Page was in town Thursday.
s. j. Sparkes will leave for Rochester
this week, where he has accepted po-
sltion as sales agent. for Rochester
firm.
Montrose can now boast Of another
paper which In Issued twice week,
the Sentinel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Raynsford are
visiting at the home OF his parents on
Maple street.
Wrighter Smith. Of Owego. spent the
week with relatives and returned home
Friday.
Lou and Fred Herrlck were the
guests Of their father on Lake avenue.
Hon. Galusha Grow IL slated to
speak at the Hartford fair next month.
Rev. DR.. Murphy. Of Germantown,
Pa, occupied the pulpit of the Episco.
pal church Sunday.
Clarence Ellsworth Ii able to leave
aside the crutches after using them
for nearly week.
The camp meeting at Dimock was
attended by a large crowd from Mont
rose. The Methodist church held no
services 20 that the members OF the
church may attend.
The statement made in the Sentinel
10 the effect that Governor HastinRs
was greeted with cheers for Quay upon
his arrival In this town ON Wednesday
last u erronoouD. The governor Was
not accorded . reception In Keeping
with the dignity Of his ONCE. or : re-
ception that should have besn given
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-26
ANOCA.

On Saturday William Watson. OF
Pittston. visited Avoca at the request
of the directors of the school district
for the purpose of selecting site for a
new school building. to be erected. to
replace the old No. 3 building. which
Is believed to be In a very poor condi-
ton and inadequate for school pur-
poses ut the present time. Mr.. Wat
son represented the New York ana
Pittston Coal company, and generously
asfcred Ave lots for school site and
play grounds. free Of charge. In u very
desirable and convenient locality. Such
a generous offer should merit the ap-
probation and gratitude of the citizens
and people In general who are interest
ed In the welfare of the public schools.
1t Is to be earnestly hoped that voters
will on Tuesday. Sept. ). show their ap-
probation Of such kindness by coming
out and voting for an increase OF the
bonded Indebtedness of the district In
order that the present board of direc-
tors may be enabled to start new
building which will stand as a lasting
monument to the people of Avoca.
showing their interest In the progress
of education.
Patrick Quinn. a laborer. employed
at Law shaft. was seriously injured by
fall OF rock on Saturday. He was
conveyed to the home Of his uncle, John
Moore. Of Spring street. where he Is
now resting quite comfortably.
l.. j. Baxter and John Mckenzie will
leave tomorrow for Harrisburg to be
present at the Republican state con-
vention which will convene in that
city on Thursday.
Misses Ella Curran, Katie Brennan.
Agnes Gillespie. Vina Gibbons and
Kate Cannon returned home on Satur-
day after spending a few weeks at
Lake Ariel.
,Misse Jennie Newlin and May Sam
ders are visiting friends In Plains.
In the case Of Seamens & Hollister VS..
Hendler. the former obtained judg-
ment for the total amount of their
claim. Paul j. Sherwood looked after
their interests.
Excavations for the foundations of
the silk mill will probably be COM
menced this week.
The members of the Primitive Meth
odist Sunday school will picnic at
Lincoln park today.
John Burns is seriously iii at his
home in North Avoca.
NJ and Mrs. David Brown, Of Peck
vile, a,c N!s'tp!g friends In town.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-26
BRIEF NOTES,

George Metzgar is now In good
health. Warden Boland thinks his Ill
lnss due more to insufficient food than
| anything else.
The employees Of the Axle works will
hold a picnic at Lake Ariel on Sept. Il,
f,r tie benefit OF Paul Zumm, who was
injured in the shops some time ago.
The ,n'holic Mutual Benefit assocla-
ton Of Nilkes-Barre and Plymouth will
run I'm excursion to Farvlew next
Wednesday.
The BENNETT blocl: on the corner Of
North Main street and Public square,
VIII be completed about Jan. ].
John Ferry and Migs Mary Mckee
yer were married at st. Marys church
on Saturday evening last by Rev. Fa-
ther Jordan.
Steps are being taken to give the toll
keeper on the new turnpike the rights
Of a constable, that he may arrest
those who resist paying the toll.
John Fluker. who was married to
Wilkes-Barre girl about ten years
ago, was drowned at Emporia, Kan,
a few days ago. Both he and his wife,
who was Miss Name Wier, were well
known In this city.
q. l.. Halsey, who has been travelling
In Europe this summer, has finished
some very interesting letters for the To-
cal papers.
The funeral Of John Dennis. who
died on Friday. was held from his late
residence yesterday afternoon. Inter-
ment was made In the Dallas cemetery.
Cards have been issued for the we'd
ding Of Frank W. Miller, Of this city.
to Miss Carrie Black, Of CentralIa.
IL Is likely that n large number of
sports from this city will go to scran-
ton on Thursday to zee the alley ball
match between Thomas Rickaby and
James J. Corbett.
Between $50 and 200 persons will go
Rice's interests
Mayor Nichols In after the Junk deal.
ers again. He says they must move
outside the city limits or quit the bust
ness. as some OF the present locations
are q nuisance
a new entrance to the First Ma
tional bank on the style of the rcnois.
sance. VIII be built In the near future.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-26

| q few days. II Is expected q strong
team will be organized and they will
begin practice at once. There II plenty
| OF material In Pittston and we should
have good club.
The city engineer gives notice to all
property owners on South Main street.
below Broad, who are not connected
with the water main. that 1t ID neces-
| sary to do SO at once. as the laying OF
the asphalt will begin this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Ruggles. OF
Broad street. and MIR. and Mrs. b. J.
Cruises, OF Wyoming avenue. returned
from Montrose Saturday evening.
where they attended the soldiers re-
union.
The Misses Mary and Blanche
Emory and Daisy Cog1izer. OF the
West Side. were among the excursion
lists who went to Ocean Grove on Sat
urday.
Miss Ella Hughes. Of Montgomery
street. left town Saturday to spend two
weeks with friends ut Sayre.
Michael Jordan IL home from Phila-
delphia. visiting his parents, on North
Main street.
The Congregational church. Of West
Pittston. will run an excursion to
Lake Ariel Thursday. Aug. 20. Train
leaves foot OF old No. 2 plane. Broad
street. at $40 a. m.
The Barnum and No. 10 shafts of the
Pennsylvania Coal company Will be
closed down today. All the others will
work.
Alvin TouhiM. OF Pittsburg. is the
guest Of the family of John Touhill.
ON South Main street.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-26
SATURDAYS Storm,

The storm that passed over this city on
Saturday afternoon was the most severe
that has visited Wilkes-Barre for a
year. A large number of awnings were
carried away by the wind. and several
chimneys fell before it. In front OF Dr.
Urquhart's residence on South Frank
lin street big maple that has stood for
years was torn down. A big elm on
Union street went over and another fell
across the electric car track on North
Main street and delayed several cars.
Up towards Miners Mills, where the
wind had freer play, the damage was
greater The wind storm lasted for
about half an hour, but the rain con-
tinued for several hours later.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-26
CRUELTY TO CHILDREN.
A Frisky Couple Arrested for Keeping I
House OF III Repute.

On Saturday evening last. William
Nener, a young married man, and his
wife. were arrested on charge Of
keeping u house of ill-repute. The po-
lice reported that the pair live In two
rooms at 20 South Canal street. and
they have two children. little girls Of
5 and : years old. III, NJ. Walters, OF
the Humane society, heard of this case
and yesterday made an Investigation
which he said revealed the fact that
the place was one of the vilest dens OF
the city. and he swore out a warrant
for the arrest Of Nener and his wife
for cruelty to children. The hearing
is set down for Monday morning. otto
Loeb also had Nener ar"ested for keep
ing house of ill-repute. on two war
rants. These cases will also come up
at the sam. time.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-26
HONESOAlE.

Mrs. Jeff O'Connell gave birthday
party to her daughter. Dora, in honor
of her sixth birthday, on Saturday.
Fifty-five children enjoyed the pleas
ures of the afternoon.
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Hurlburt, who have been
spending the past six months at the
home Of w. a. Gaylord and Mrs. II. O..
Hurlburt, who has been visiting at the
Gaylord house the past few days, re-
turn to Philadelphia today.
Emmanuel Freeman, the boss sign
painter of Honesdale, will paint the
banners of the Maple City Wheelmen,
advertising their bicycle races, Sept. 10.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-26
WYOMING CAMP MEETING.
Brief Reference TO tho Services Of the
Closing Day.

Closing Day.
Thursday afternoon, Aug. -, Rev.
W. b. westlake, A. NJ, of Dallas.
preached; text. John xix, s.: subject.
"Our Personal Estimate of, and Atti-
tude to- Christ Jesus"
Evening services-Rev. L. c. MUIR
dock, of Wilkes-B Barre. preached; etxt.
ii Cor. II. 16: subject. probable Truth
Should Be Investigated"
The after-meeting was a service Of
much interest. Eight persons came to
the altar; two married couples. three
young women and young man. Sew
eral professed conversion. The meet
ing closed with marching and singing.
The twenty-fifth annual meeting was
a successful one, gratifying in results
to the association above the years i'm
mediately preceding.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-26
OLD EORG e.

The excursion by the Brick church,
Old Forge, and Moosic Sunday schools
to Lake Carey on Thursday was well
attended and enjoyed by ali.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Howard are Wis
iting In New York
Theodore r. Harvey. d. d. s., and
Misses Name Harvey and Ida Gilpin,
OF Gouldsboro, called on our new ticket
agent, c. Il. Eilenberger, on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs T.. Drake and Samuel
Brodhead. ST., attended the veterans
reunion In Montrose this week.
Miss j. May Brodhead, assisted by
the Presbyterian choir. will give an
entertainment in brakes hall on Fri
day evening, Aug. 80.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-26
MISS KAISER HOME.
She Is Met by Few Friends nj tho Depo
but Won't He Interviewed.

one ~ Net Uy rev rrtcuoS NJ tnC DopOt
but Won't Re Interviewed.
Miss Sadie Kaiser arrived In New
York on the City of Paris on Saturday,
and reached this city on the 9.l5 train
that evening. She was met at the depot
by few of her immediate friends and
relatives and was at once driven to her
home in Dana Place. She would not
talk about herself. except to say that
she had come home for rest and quiet.
that she might study harder next fall.
She does not appear to have changed
much in spite Of the fame she has won
on the other side Of the Atlantic. Miss
Kaiser will give three or four concerts
In Northeastern Pennsylvania within the
next two months to assist her In COM
pleting her education abroad. as she
expects to return to England again In
the fall and give her entire attention
to her musical studies.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-26
Shot at pitsstOu.

Early yesterday morning shooting
scrape occurred at Pittsto1. Two
young me-. named Gerrity and McHush
Went in,, an alley to fight. Three
shots were fired. two OF which struck
McHugh in the leg and hip. He was
taken to the hospital for treatment
and his assailant, ';errity, vas arrest
ed and trougnt to Jail.