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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-03-28
A LOG FEED RACK.
II Saves Lots of Hay and Can BE Put Up
In 10

II Saves Lots of Hay and Can BE Put Up
in Few Minutes.
This homemade feed-rack can be
constructed any desired length The
lower portion is about seven feet wide.
The height depends on animals using
it. They must reach the bottom easily.
The upper part is of sufficient width
to allow ample room between the top
log of the first part and the lower log
of the second part for stock to reach
down and get the feed. This method
is much more desirable than throwing
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-03-28

The proper system of pruning flow
eripg shrubs, according to the best of
authority, is one that will induce an
abundance of young wood, and this can
only be accomplished by the trimming
out of all two-year-old growth-that
which has already tiowered-cutting
out the old shoots close to the ground,
so that the new growth will push out
from the root of the plant. If the
bush makes too strong and rank a
growth, a moderate amount of pruning
in winter will not lessen the bloom to
any extent, especially as the extreme
ends of the young wood do not flower.
GREAT extremes cold and heat are
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-03-28

Whenever see you am always re
minded of an eminent scientist"
Really, Herr Professor, and pray
what scientist might that be?"
Darwin. "-Fliegende Blaetter.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-03-28
LOG FEED RACK.

hay and other roughness upon the
ground. Nothing is wasted by being
pulled out and trampled under foot.
Put large load of hay into this rack
The stock eat it from the bottom as
needed and the upper portion settles
down as the feed is taken from be-
neath.-Orange Judd Farmer.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-03-28

GREAT extremes cold and heat are
Injurious to apple trees.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-20
Drsrnrr EVENING NEWS WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY co. 1895.


VITuinEAs. SAMUEL o. CARLSON. an
w Unmarried man, ~ 600 County Ui stt
l.hkei lcrr.'y y Utah. 900, BY .n certain
hud recorded fuc tHth dag cd -frtaH.Hr. a. %
I.sI. Iu hook 20 q .pnEc $50. fIs SUHtHe rec.
oras iu thr Once Of iu0 Recorder 90 doodle 20
h. Daic al tra'tes ~" f6Iio'i6s d.'.r.55d
rraf estate situate m sa.t Lave JuuutY. Tor
ui0u 0f ltrh. i0.ult. rar 90 l0i rive tl
b.oes tWc1] s.A 40, ilAi "i,' -'I. lase
NUfIuuIuE no fH. f1u'htNcst rIIHHr u' sa.i
700. HH running tu.Hrl u"rtu tlr.H Obj rod.
which HHiI conveyance uas made boo trust l1
secure go tne order Of ihr loWuarl Invest
meat COMPANY ihe ualmcnto f inc $50 .gm-
principal aum uf fourteen hundred dollars
.It ,, due eos al or llo is. day %
irlm tlU date thereof Ht Que rato ui obs per
cent pcr Hnu.u| payable semi. lnn ualIy, On
lN. nftt aye 30 -gplemn.r anl NWch 90 gi.n
1gr hs cflIcurtl hY interest COUPON notes
attached 90 t1il principal note anI 90 even
date Herewith and
Wncfgbs. sli'l deed 1i trust provides that iu
case % default iu thu ulymgn. of faiI note W
huy part thufugf Or boo case default De- mtle in
thr payment ~ interest thereon. According Do
thc ieuur aul effect thereof anI such default
legal t1Iior uf sul u0fo said Indebtedness
may 90 once become due u.I payable and tuu
trustee flalI upon go app ieaugn OF tlr .cfN
HuoFc described property n The manner iu
Hh'l dNcd OF ifuHt described. IrCfurUuUo iu
Which pa hereby made Cor greater certainty
or tIc pufrUHa ui uaFlnE taiI note aul Iu.
trres' thereon, together with ihu costs and
thrunatH 90 executing tnis Irust AMI
whereas. default lHa been mace In th0
payment nf tlc iuHtallm0ul ur interest WlIHl
iou Due un s1id note un tcrt1mD.r lHt, is.A,
SUD 90. infilllmcnfs tlUrcaiiDl and tuth De-.
Irritu have UuuuulCu Tor more tuAu thIriy
days. and aul. cnutiule uuI Hy reason tAtrJ0f
tr pfcfgut CFa holder of aaIa ruiH laa
csurCuri Die upIiOu AMI declared HaII mole
Que HuI payable. anIhaH requested Tho uulgfa
signed trustee t1 make HaIr ~ said premises
Cor tno pufuuHUH herein oct forth.
NuWs therefore, u1uau BE- nUrH.y given that
tIe uu'rr"IEuui. VIII 800 NJ. Dale UuHfrr nH
Aforesaid Ht $50 request of tH1 rr. sent legal
uulfCr ~ SID r0tc and uu1or Uuu Ur F.ruH uf
inn power 900 authority iu mc vested. WI'l uu
FRIDAY, tuc 800 day uf FChruHr. a. %. lsIl, 90
th' hour Of Do O'CLOCK r. m. uI enid DAY. HUIl
hHli hUuNU draDlhcd real estate Huu ID. Che
reutt uuO anu equity % redemption Uf Che
end samuel o. Carlson. 300 IHIfH HuI assigns
thrrUin fur tln highest uu4 beet uu.1 ..mC
viii tuus ir clh, 10 tu1 ruutl ifDul tHur 90
the t1u tF tuItl iiuuso COSY Hu1 County
l.uuuluFI, iu thI city aud county Uf slIt Ll.U,
Territory uf luh. Cor ono purpose of paying
HaI1 uuiu HI interest duo thereon gud s|I 600
costs ami expenses ut executing InH trust
Dates 10 90 taEU coy. lt.h. lIt.lI 1ay Of
WILLIAM A. DALE,
Trustee
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NkTUElEa., o. L. TAEpll ASn JOuAN.
" un hrp.fs Dol. wife iH thUlr GER.
tain deed OF irgstd ieI tho -Iih day OF Jan.
u.sr., q. o. lHt mi lu.y ggeorirl 30 Ic
county, Territory Uf run. Uu tno .|iI day uf
January, 300, poo zoos" dQ' OF Nur'Fasut 20
3 Young, u ,.it lssu uly Utah territory
certain real pHtatt IH sHIu deco oi tFlt meme
TONED aud moro particularly ugTciuHl0r dee.
gr.ei, in irl.., % aeeutc. iht plymgn. %. g
decd OF trlHI lur tl1 Hum ~ four tUYuHH1l
ami I've hundred dollars 90. 1|H..8I executed
end deIgrrg hJ aail d. T. rapty GO Be- %.
ur.yIvsU OF tEl Y,lrt ritgr date. with iuiatc.t
thereon from dlIe. 49, tuu ratio Ul
lEpcr cCutU lnnum uag able quarterly.
% It should default He made boo tHr UaTutuluf
sara uutu uf uuN U.W tNrHnu.t ur of lUH 900
tgrcsi that may accrue thereon, UF HuI p1H
thurUof aH tHr same uurUmH Iuu aud payable
according DO tuU tgnuF Hu1 effect tuufylf then
and iu that case HAlI premises should Boo cold Iu
tlu manner provided Co., iu rH|l decd VI uu.l
Whereas default hos hHDl WuIH 90 Che yN.
ioltuf ono hundred i1Ian Iti1.t0, boo ula
payment 90 Iuirrrult WHiHu became due uu
sad uuiU uu IuF $50. iH|i, ami default nas
boon made fr UHUu payment Oftuttrrat Ha 90 Doe
O. wholly uuulii including tho principal
NuN, therefore,. Ht tlu rfUuust % iab Miil0L
thc icsal holder % .td pr1mlasory noie, iy
tlll 1sgl ni trust secured ana uuiUr uui ny
virtue Of tne isrla aud authority iu said decd
of trust contained,
Thereby si,cnoiico gintI will. on Thursduy.
thu 4lHt day ut February, q. ID. 1873. 90 tHu
hour % D. O'Clock noon 10 slid daF. at tho
iTUut door Of th1 SAT- tlsH County tuur.
House. tu ralt Lake tuy utAu Territory, HCll
ut public NCuigu IhU following described real
usiaia To- hl'i deed of trutt mentioned, t1sWlt.
Commencing two liI rods north of tne south.
west corner n lut three .U ln block thirteen
llI, plat &C. oi sat Lake Guy survey and
running thuuC1 north nN1 and one half ,a.tI
rode, thence east eight IsI rode, Nuuro
south nt0 aud one hHf IHI RODS
thence wet UIFht .HI rods tu tUu place Of
commencement aud a'tuHtH 900 -fIt ttt0 tItY
lrH county Utah Territory, Cor the purpose N
paying Hult UUImaHQrY motto Hul tHH Interest
ltrruiuE thereon from Auul .H.l 1905, tD tHr
uWH OF Htu aud 900 costs hHu expenses Of
executing tuIH trust, including reasonable
cHumIHH.Hua .l Coo Trustee and tnU Attorneys
frr FUrU.nDl 900 Hn|I decd Uf lUHl, fUr Che
hslgatnnl ucature thg same Wil. bring Do
cash 10. st lulNt.
Dated az sat Lake CITY, Utah iou',ofy.
January u. lHNHs
W. y. iiAUyIN
Attorney.
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PIONEER MONUMENT.
Sllpa.o a1i Oneida Stakes Add 10
Their Contributions.
CHESTER, NJ pleasant, D4ltON,
Arc The Wards Furnishing today's List.
Some Particulars Of the
Cricket Plague.
CHESTER, NJ PLEASANT, DAYIOy,
ARD PROM the FuWr PRFspESCY.

CARD PROM the FuHr PREsIDESCY.
ssl, Like city, Jan. 20, 1896.
Notice be- hereby given that conIrl.
butiou8 TO the monument % 10 erUgloi
in halt Lake CITY In memory Of
Brigham Young aud tho pioneers VIII
hereafter, a1i until further noiicr, be
srAuYwluigoI through tue columns Of
the DEEHEr NEwA 10 expected
that agencies ilr tho collection Oifu1is
Tor this worthy purpose VIII DO ctiab
ilHh5i In each war; iu all the Stakes.
aud that Said iulIs, with the liat e
nafuCs0i tho contributors, will lie f0f.
varied ns ifequouuyaa convenient %
AU1Cr VI. Wells, HtcrHtary " the Brig
ham Young Memorial Ats0ciuil0u,silt
lake City, who will roo that tanlu are
properly acHuow ledvei iu the mnuncr
stated. We oarusst v hope thnt Tie
people Will respond generously aud
promptly 10 THIS call W that 10 pOnllle
The monument may DO completed,
dedicated aud unveiled 20 tho public
by the ON DAY u next October.
WuTlUD Woodbury.
OEuFUE q. CANNOS,
JUsrru H. EMTL
Flfat Presidency ~ tuo Caurch o.
Jesus Christ 81 Lltlsr.day Saints.
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English traveller iu Bmnoo BCito1. no
was oyctlhgn by night and thpr1 Boz.
ing no moon ho was fearful Of losing
his way whom, as the darkness como
nu, singular li'hts appeared horc md
tIaru boo tho bu.H. aud ly thor0ldido
Some w.ro yall0w. others burned, or
seemed ta, With o. bright ucouish huc
As 10 grow dlr.ar ilo hlls1 of light in.
creased. and finally tho traveller was
amazed Go lud tlat ho was passing
through lines Of luminous bush which
emitted Light so brilliant that no could
rlhd by it-piiHlurg Dispatch.
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TOT a. Hiatt. Thomas %. sherman and Alrs.
tlmIrA rhrArm1u. Die Fiiu. " alter No love
uud lmma b.. love. Ono VIE, tUhort T.
thamlor.hin, anu Annie ~ tnambrr.aiu'
tfifItn. ha vito, L1gia O.. IHH1H0 and
MH tHuH o rhIsuus, tHr National NIua
~ tho il.puunr, e corporation %. q. tnls
lla ana Me o. a.. GONE, liH wife, and tho
Metropolitan Investment company. cor.
porauon. Parker q ngpu0, O. corporation,
rrrih u bIiHuu, uuieuganlHs
YOU AnE utntHl WQuINap TO A..
a. var Do AZ anuuu brought Hgalna Iql "
400 anuNr named UIHIuun Iu fIH NIhfTlrt fuuFt
N lAr hifl JuuIUlRI District of Iho irrulHrr
~ ltal, eng o. answer ho complaint n'ri
tgIVceI after tHn service uu you of tha
auiimnns-If served within tHH county Ole
served uuiof ihI| county, nuI lu tHIa district
WuuW twenty NaNHt nih1fH. v within forty
against YOU, according Go uu prayer Uf cad
complaint
aus action 10 brought Co hayo lulsmon,
against defendant uatI, iu uuu uf itsHl. with
Interest no Ten pgr cHus par aunum, from Sep.
tUmUUr II. 1000, Cor fll tHEH# Uuu, g.Iu htiHF.
urTH iUra aud ouaia 90 suit, alleged 90 uu uug
defendant lllHU go pamuu. Johnston. ~
FuHuIHu ut tH1 uatatuH OF J0Hut AuuFrW a..
lItn H., Margaret and la1illne blua1u.
from Unto. Hi topper cent VOC Huuum-sH
uU.uE due and WHOLLY unpaid HA.U .lJ. 10 aud
lntgrrat Co september li l7lls faId John,
become 40 nEr. Aud guy assigned their IUtGrs
usts in naid notes tU uIhluutia, who arc NOW mo
uWuvrH thereof. fHIn notes being secured hy
mOrIFHel ut uNuu date uu proWlsra hereinafter
dUH.uHclt executed by said lIrtb fu aHi1
johnston HH FuHrlIant ~ hafH the usual dec
trrr OF tUlH rnurt tor tUr fuTruluHurr uf aHId
mUuEHau and sale ui raIl ptumrcH. tiiudrIug
Chat proceeds ~ sunh HIr uu applied iu pay
mont OF Amuuun uuu us above thHt uetuuds
ante .un AlI UuTHIuH claiming under them Do
barred ANA fur,f.usul oi Hll claim or rIuil, of
redemption ln hHil premises that plaintiffs
hHNg drurioury Judgment against defendant
ttIRti aHt Tor other trluf. rhld UrrmHUH orc
described aH iuHuwH, tn.witt an uf l1t %,
bio * O., Eve aero plat a, hlg Yield survey,
situate iu rHlt l.4tU county, Yah Territory
AMI you are hereby notified thGi iI YUu ilU
90 appear and answer Iho tHlu complaint UH
HIuNU required Goo HHld UlHluuu will Apply 90
Ono tuurt fuf tHu rU'fHf demanded therein
WIMuaa che lieu hamuU. a. Merritt, Judge,
nuu tNn 900. uf Ono diafuUt court uf
tho IWfi Judicial nifulrL bon and
IsTALl tor thu Territory NJ Utah. tnIH huI
day urFohruHryu boo the year OF our
lord uuu thousand ought hundred
Iud uluUfFHfIyu.
DAVID a.. uuNUAU. clerk.
by GEoEUr % Looms, Deputy CIurE,
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81 rCosll tho story ot % sultan" fald
Dean Hole "who hod % worry pompous
viz'er and duidug torid himself of tho
v.zior cold Mm in open market for %
lave Tho market was not brisk that
day aud thH vfilr brought only eight.
pence Thosul,hn bought him Boo atthis
price, aud thereafter Whenever thcviaor
became pompous tAo ul;Hu had only Co
mention 'eigltp'uco. or draw the figure
- he ihe nir, when tho pUmpuus min
L-Iur Immediately -uhnL.I
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NOTIQE OF AssEssMENT

Lucky BM Mining Company. location OF
principal place ui business. parl Ulty, Utah.
Location IN Nin1, make creek Aiming
District Mhtaiet tuu1ty, ttaA.
NOIl'L rs llEBIHf GIVEN THAI AT
~ mcuHng " tUr board of tfuFteoa. held
90 farh cay un She .uil day % January
share wa levied on tuu capital stock ID mo
corporation, payable 90 thF trHaturtr q. a.
nluus. ruuua ana o. % south Maln street.
OF March les. 80
Any stock upon which tho assessment re.
mains uupud ON ths ph day vi March. 1906.
WIZ ne uollluent ana AlVcuuo3 Cor sale at
public auction, lud % payment D. MOI made bS,
lore, viii DO sold on tHo lUIh day of March
100, at tho hour OF 2 O'Clock %. m. Al lbo oileg
oI we treasurer, % n1y uHacaamCnN aud c0sts
of adyeruslug and cApgnsr OF Hall.
w, j, BURTON,
nm, c,.,,. a., ,,,s ,s,. secretary,
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NOTICE.

la the Probate ColgJ .n and Tor SAT- Lake
County lglutIgJ OF Utah.
In tho matter OF the estate gt George uuslor,
deceased.
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ William %. wallace, HdmluIsfrat1r OF ono
estate ai George llualcr decreased. has fUu-
uure1 Cor HytIuuent, aud niri 900 Hatu court
DIE laal arruuu u. ha aImniatfatlUu uf said
vaiatu ANA urtIinu fur LuM uiHUlbuusu OF the
residue uf slIt estate among the uorsans en-.
uN.d thereto, and that "wednesday, thu laIh
DAY % March, a. ID. lHl3, 10 90 O'clock "a. ui .
% Che court room 90 fltd C1urt iu tue County
Court House, ralt Lake tity aud County
luh lurIoNs ha. been Only appointed by thc
judge M SAID court, Tor the settlement NJ said
account nuu Aulnns Hai1 petition Cor dlstrlLu.
ulni 40 which timc aud place any pCrbuu inter.
rsiei iu enid estate may appear and show
cause, % any there Dee, WHY said account should
NOT Dee sgtucI and approved aud lull dI6tubu.
ton made a. prayed fu#.
Dated February 18TH, a. u. l.I5.
a.. D. STANTON
clerk NJ tho Probate Court, By
A O. BrEsE, deputy,
Bennett, harshail & Bradley, atiouoyA
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"rhu opening VI the rpfng Of lsi3
in Great Salt Lake cry saw nearly
seventeen hundred t1uli dwelling b.
upwards offout hundred log aud ado be-
huts inside tho "Oid Fort" over hvr
thOualnd acres u' laud had been
brought under CI.t.yauon, nearly niao
hundtcd Of whiCn had been Gown
With winter wheat, the tender blades
OF which weto now beginning 60
apr1ut. 4 low mouthg moe aud the
settlers, whato bJr1lstula aud pro.
Visions rf ull binds were Getting quite
low, and would jult about last, with
due economy uslll harvest timt,
would bo rejoicing with ihtir frlou,s
tu tue north, la ftaplls anu iaftntlf x
" their iifst harvest in tho Rauay
Mountains. But now came Is yisifa.
tiOu na terrible na Do wa totally urrS.
prcied. II WIS tho cricket plague
La May ana JuHe uf thlt SeHr
myrlufH o. those ueHtiuo i've
Icst, an army ut lamluU am 10.
Hpaif, rolled IN black logi0ua
down the mountain sides aud attacked
the fields a growing grain. The
tender crops Tell uu easy prey 10 thuif
ilUruy voTaCiy. rhcy literally swept
'vcfythinR before them. starvation
with all iiH tUrOu seemed staring the
l00r eel tiers iu thr face. In tuu nora.
cru sections the BituhliUn was much tuu
same, though al bt0wuylilp, ON tho
Wutvr, tue favases v The criokulB were
not 30 great.
"wi,h the energy oi desperation, TIE
community muu, wUmUu ana call.
dtUr, Thoroughly alarmed, matahsltd
themselves 10 iiyht nud % possible rtptl
the Tupucluus iU,. HhlU = mo wuut
through thu neIds killing ihr cfICkcls,
ana nj tho came time, Dial crushing
much OF the tender guin, tlera dug
bitches around tue farms, turned water
Into tue trenches, nud drove aud
drowned therein mytiads VI tuu black
dtvuurcIH. Otuuts beat them back
with clubs anu brloms, or burned them
In fires sut la the fields. Huil they
could not prevail. T0s much nusuway
hal been gained By tuu Criokgls before
tue gravity Of tie situation was uls
covered, aud In spltu OF oil that tue
scitlrfs could DO, thgir hopes 0f n hAr.
vest w,ro iutt vanishing, aud with
those hopes tao very h0po Of life.
"lhgy were cave they brlluyud,by Dc
miracly-Jut fuou u miracle ~, nt-
c0rding Co classic tradition, HtvvI
Onclont Rome, when tho CscKiug OF
geese reused the slumbuuu. city iu
time 90 beat back the Invading Gaulf.
lu the mllut VI the work OF dcstTur-
u1u. when 20 seemed Ha if nothing
could slHy the diytba ion, graf
illuss OF Hu.ls Appeared, nliug tuv
Air with lhrit white wings anu
plaiuuvu cries. anu settled down upon
The hg,tTuiuud fields. NJ nrst
q seemed ua 10 they came but
io Ju.tHy what tho crickets had lof
But tur,Ful purpose WIS soon nupaf-
eur, They came 10 prey uUou tue
duatuyUW, All day l0ng they gorgyd
thtmBHlves, Hud when iull, uisp0rl8d
and toasted HEll1, the white gulls up0n
the UlaCE or uTUtH, The hosts " heaven
aud hell c.Ltsu4iug, until thu posu-
were vgrquishsi, aud tho people
'avrd. Tho hgayen-sent bigis thuu
returned 10 600 IKE ISLANDS whence
hey came, leaving the grateful people
10 shed to4r' or Joy Of tao wonderful
aud timulV tOlyrTlIre drought rul
Tor tnHr IVA rfV's ihSt0'U of Utah.
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL STOCKHOLM
Frs MEETING

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN by ORDER
~ u ue board Of directors Of the N0us
real Mining IS smelling company, that o.
o. uust March b I.ly' atap m'.attfr onIee
90 hLtlfr N Nuula. ~, o. Commercial block,
rhlt lHAr lllT, Utah. Tor the puruofo ui ol,cts
lrE board Hf directors aud oilccfs, ana 30
Nu.u aH Hu amendment 90 tho articles % luCur.
pHrIluu, Goo mako tho capital tturk 20 Huiu
company aHHrfHHnIu, and Ga transact such Uiuur
tuaIut.. 90 may ONO before o.
salt la.u tlg, Jah, February 10, 1898.
a. a. tuNr, Secretary.
j. A. lll I'll prtsiuvut
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~ =aaEA
WRlGLEY'S
JUICY FRUIT
CHE WING GUM.

INC FINEST Favored Gun on earth Clnrf,
L1rr1EU & tu., rH't Lake city, John 1CoW.
TuN 4. SONS Co., ogden, sole agoutA
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suMMoNs
in thO District court iu and fdr tho Third
Judicial District nf utah Territory, County
Of hht Take.

Andrew j. Gibson and g0u..n1 Gibson. ml.
u1u, uY James Johnston, their general
guardian. rlnInIuH,
vs.
T. r. Hiatt Thomas %, -hrsHuan and Sire.
EImra afnarH Hn.h.H WItr.h Vt.r 10. b owe
ruu Fmma b. Lowe, hH wUU. gilbert l.
Chamberlain and NurIf o. Chamberlain,
Doe VITO, 20 vs. f.DuM.u AND tUHUIlla A.
tumtH, hoe wife, tuuIs b., rHfHnTh and
Nru luus d rhtHnnu, thn Fut1ual hant
20 tIH hrHuuUH.a corporation o. a. Col.
Doe aud ME-. ls. a.. Collie, hIa wife. and 300
Metropolitan luyostmrut Company, % u1r.
uurat uu, Parker & ncUuc. corporation
rafah % Gideon. defendant.
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NOTICE.

TIO the sTOCKuOLpERs or THE HuL.
4 lion hHUa g. champion Mining Company,
q corporation. You arc hereby u0tr0d that
thu regular annual meeting OF tho stock.
hl'dun NJ HBi1 corporation VIII no held at tho
once ~ iNe UuWuHuY, room NO -lt whiting
ham Nuiltu., Irsi south street. suit Lake
tItTt Territory ul Utah, GA Monday, tho tu
day nt March. uTHE.ml, AZ tha hour OF q D, Co.,,
Tor ine purpose 0f eiecung ulIccra Tor tho
ensuing year, and Tor the transaction Of such
lhU meeting uy order OF the board OF iireo.
tors.
salt Lake CITY. February 2, lsll,
M. j. hEAIlE. s6cy
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County Territory 0f Jtth.
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County. IglutIgy OF Utah.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1895-11-12
THE NATIONAL DEFENSES
Considered by General
~ Miles.
Pacific Coast Practically HELP
less.
We Are Almost as Far Behind the
Time as China or
Japan.

WASHINGTON, Nov 1.-THE an
nual report of General Miles, COM
manding the army, was made public
today.
Under the head of Coast Defense,
General Miles states the condition OF
the forts is such as to require decided
and immediate action for their i'm
provement The unguarded portion OF
our coast is known by every first-class
power and our people should not be led
into false security.
General Miles recalls what he said
in his report of 1889 upon the absolute
Importance Of the defense of the en-
tire Pacific coast, in view of the fact
that it was possible for any naval
power to blockade every important
port within ninety days, while it
would take many years to make a sue
cessful resistance and the country
might he required to pay an indemnity
of five billion dollars. While the
railroads might transport million
brave men to the coast, they would be
useless without appliances to cope
with modern engines of war and with
all our intelligence, pride, inventive
genius and enterprise we are as far
behind in modern appliances of war as
China or Japan. Such were the con-
ditions today with the exception of
slight progress made at San Francisco
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1895-11-12

He was engaged, he says, to play the B.
fiat cornet, which has a small mouth
piece and, does not require great lung
capacity He made the remark one
day that the bandmaster was poor
musician. The remark was reported
to the bandmaster who, Hanschild
says, at once began to punish him. He
was first compelled to take the place of
the player of the B. fiat bass, which has
a very large mouth-piece and requires
great lung capacity. Then he was sud
denly ordered to play the E-f1at cornet,
which has a very small mouthpiece
His next instrument was the euphoni-
um, and he was transferred in rapid
succession to the flugelhorn, the bari
tone, trumpet, solo alto and E-f1iat
bass. Finally he was ordered back to
the baritone, and he says the wreck of
his Windpipe was then made complete
The rupture caused deafness, and
Hanschild was allowed a pension of $25
a month. He has been advised by
friends that under the circumstances
he is entitled to more libeal allow
ance. He has gather from his COM
rades evidence of the bandmaster's per-
secution, and has forwarded the papers
to Washington.