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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-19

1T appears that the development of
the anti-toxic serum in horses can kill
the horses after all. Two animals died
in New York the other day while be-
ing thus made superior to attacks Of
diphtheria injected into them.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-19

TWENTY-FIVE thousand dollars dam
ages is the award, sustained by the New
York Court Of Appeals, to child who
had both feet crushed by Brooklyn
trolley car. A few such awards will be
almost as efficacious as tenders that
fend.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-19

A CHAIR in japanese is likely TO be
the next addition to the curriculum of
American colleges. America and Japan
have much in common today, and are
likely to have more in the future.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-19

DEFENDER will be Yankee boat from
her keel to the button on her topmast,
and she will be sailed by a Yankee crew.
New England is still an important
corner of this big country.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-19


Charles c. Gray of Providence was born
Little Compton December 27, 1871, and
was educated in the public schools Of
in Little Compton and Providence. Inthe
Civil War he served three months in 1st
Battery, r.. /. d. NJ, and three years and
ten months in Battery d, lat r. !. Light
Artillery, except short period when he
acted rs ordinance officer Artillery Bri-
gade, 10Th Army Corps. Was appointed
Captain Of Battery A, r. I. NJ, by Cover
nor Van Zandt, and was Colonel OF Provi-
dence Marine Corps Of Artillery, Veteran
Association, 1884. He has boen q men,
Der Of the State Board Of Soldiers Relief
and chairman of the executive committee
since the organization of said board. Oc-
cupation, manufacturer and printer.
Politics, Republican.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-19

THE European nations are anxious to
certify to the peace conditions between
China and Japan before having them go
into operation.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-19

The output of bicycles for this year
figures on purchases to the amount of
90, 900, 900 or 20 cents a head for every
man, woman and child in the land.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-19

THIS is the season of indecision, the
bet wixt and the between, the days when
the soda fountain man inquiries if you
will have 1t cold, or hot.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-19

The spring outfits demonstrate that
the tailor-made girl is no longer with
us. She will live in sweet memory,
though, you bet.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-19

INTEREST in the next national cam
paign is likely to be confined to the Sc
lection Of the Republican presidential
nominal
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-19

THR startling statement comes from
Colorado that the women Legislators
ont there chewed gum during the session.
The men. Of course, confined themselves
- tobacco
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-19

" there is anything left Of the income
tax law when Congress meets IL is likely
to be abolished. No other course II
action seer,s open.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-19
OMEN NO. ga.

The marten Is n bird Of good omen,
which it is lucky to have build its nest
about your house
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-19

Don't be forever kicking at your girls laun-
dry work. What she needs is Elastic Starch.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-19

AND medical Examiner PALMER
viewed the remains 7"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-19
4. W. LADD CO..
cAPEs!
AT
POPULAR PRICES!

In addition to our unparalleled se-
lections of high novelties, including
those extreme importations In cloth,
silk and lace and confined to single
designs which have been the sensa-
tion of the town, we are showing the
largest and choicest productions In
up-to-date novelties at popular prices
we have ever exhibited. Here are
some of them:
Capes at $500.
All-wool broadcloth, lace and ribbon
trimmed, up to date In every particu-
lar.
Capes at 5000.
All-wool broadcfoth with short top
cape and open work decoration. Very
stylish.
Capes at 800.
Fine quality diagonal, with Van
Dyke points and lace trimmed, ribbon
collar. Elegant models.
Capes at 5000.
Fine soft finish Clay dag onals,
lined with satin Rhadame, Ribbon and
Chiffon Collar. A model In capes.
Capes at $1,000.
All silk Taffeta Ruching, and Jet
trimmed, dashing little production.
Capes at $3.50.
Fine quality Taffetas. Surah lined,
Taffeta Ruching and Trimming-per-
feet circulars, high-class novelty.
FOR ELDERLY FOLK
We have an unusually large selection
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-19

FOR ELDERLY FOLK
We have an unusually large selection
of choice capes from ~ in. to "a in.
long, of broadcloth, Clay diagonal and
silk, and every one reasona BILE in price.
The prices range from $3.50 to go.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-22
TRUSTEE SALE.

XXTHEREAz, on the i'Tu DAY or 80.
w VuWher 1895 iHaHC Hunter utd execute
and deliver IN the undersigned his curiaiu deed
~ trust conveying tue following described
tkcft OF iant m ralt LAEo CITY, salt Lake
county, Territory % ttah, 20 wiz. Lots one %,
two 90, three tlI four til, seven lil and EIGHT
lsl, aud the south htlt 81 lots I've (N and ak
ttl, nll 10 llogk nuy.threc tsBI Of Fiat -"
in Salt take city survey, In trust 90 secure the
payment of hn pfumitsory note Tor the sun
% $3.50, with interest payable 20 4. X. wa.
liaWa or order, aud
Whereas. said deed n trust provides among
other things inst 10 case Of default in Tho
payment OF sAid notu or tho interest thtrron,
real estate ht public yanuu 10 tho highest tid.
der for caah. hIl 90 which arutHrF ~ sad decd
recorded In iiook III" ~ moftraEel
on pago tis OF the records Of said salt Laaa
c'uniy, ~ which reference u hereby ,nadc ,
and
whereas, Default has been made 10 thepay.
meat ~ sAiu note, 10th principal and interest
anu tho legal holder pf said note hAs request,
ed ne to sell tAil real estate and Appy The
proceeds IN tho payment Of tho hAld indebted,
mess after paying the costs OF sale including
reasonable attorney fees and compensation for
the trustee,
Slw. therefore, I, J. NJ. Stout, trustee. do
hereby give public notice that upon Monday
the pth haY u December 1905. AZ % O'Clock 4,
M OF sad day. AZ tho iront door of tue county
court house in sat Lake CITY, Utah, l viii, ~
virtue 81 tue authority IN me vested BY SAID
trust deed, seII thc SAID real estate herein.
above described AZ public Venue TO the highest
bidder Tor cash. J, ~. sIOuTl,
CnAHLIs u. JACK, Attorney.
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PROVO.
Provo, UrAn, Nov. Il, 1886,


Chris Petersen, Of Deforet, has flli d
a cult against tho Nephi savings Ba X
and Trust Co., alleging that he depot. L
ed g., $50 IN the bank ON the hfst COY
OF April, 1891, 10 dfaw interest u Tie
rate Of 8 per cent per annum, com'
pounded quarterly, and that defendant
MS not aid the sane nor sny pnit
thereof; therefore 10 pFnys Tor JUG.
ment Tor the above amount with 90.
terest.
Mary J. Froll, Of Pleasant Valley
Junction, has commenced suit Tor
divorce against John J. Froii, alleging
deseftion and failure TO provide. She
asks Tor alimony OF s25 per month and
$50 attorneys ices. Tho paroles iEtof.
married In Salt Lake City on the I'm
OF March, 1891.
Niels N. Dahl, native OF Denmark,
residing In Spring City, was admitted
10 oitiTsnshir.
Eta,tus Frandten Va Mount Pleasant
Irrigation Co, continued for tue term
on motion Of plaintiffs counsel.
Petersen W. OviAtt, set for Dec. End.
Joseph Shelley Va II. q. w. Railway
Co., set for Dec. End.
=. IL. 5esley vs. II. q. w. Railway
Co., set for December Ind.
Mrs. Rosina Fret, tho pAyson lady
who was subjected TO the brutal ~.
tault Of Chhs. Il. Booth ON Monday
evening wHs brought over this morn
Ing and went before the grant iury to
lustify In the Gaze.
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star Valley Stake Conference.

Our quarterly conference convened
Novemberi0. 1895, at Alton meeting
house nj 10 am. Alter the opening
exercises, Elder George OsmOnu gave
brief report of tho star valley STAKE
OF ZION; the Saints as u rule were
striving TO live their religion anu IN
excellent condition spiritually, and
good health prevailing generally; the
presidency OF the Stake are united, and
tue High Council and tho Bishopric VI
tue various wards NJ far NJ oTRsnlzt1
work In unison with each other. Tue
bishops OF The different wards or their
counsolors fepsftsd their wards all
doing well.
The Saints of this Stake had tue Cd.
poftunity Of enjoying Que of The grand.
est times II has been cur privilege 10
enjoy since our OtganiEatlUn. ElduI
Jonn Henry SMITH, OF the Apostiee,
And George Reynolds, Of the ffst pfesi.
uonoy OF the Seventies, occupied a
goodiy portion VI tue conferences in-
STRUGGLING the Saints In their uutlsr
anu eHhorling them 10 not forget their
Divine CREATOR Tue 5pif,tof tue Lorl
was poured 0ut nightly upon
thu people, anu they went 10 tusif
H'Nhf'a WshH AAhAhFA
10 serve God anu Keep H!s command.
menit. Must noticeable was tue uis-
couIso OF Elder John Hoaiy saith
where he showed with cleaTness the
egiuencts Of Great Creator MI AROUND
In everything VIZ scr, ana the perfect
order IN which the universe h 1oy.
orned anu controlled. Several OF tho
brethren gave short addresses urging
the Saints TO continue In doing COCO,
anu all seemed Amply repaid Tor the
ektfiion made 10 attend conference.
Inc br,thTon are making u three.
days tour among the wards OF THIS
Stake, encouraging those Of the sAinis
that coull Not attend Ou account vi
The long distance 10 travel, to live
near 10 their G9d 10 "a TO onIoy HIS
protection.
The weather Ia beautiful Tor north
rfn cllmsty, health OF tho people g1oa,
anu all feeling well In doing good.
WAL IL. REMISuIOE,
sIage CLERK.
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STOCKTON DERs' MEEIINO.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ there Will DO a meeting Of tue stock.
holders Of m inter. Mountain rhlt company,
hrid At DO O'Clock A. NJ, on ths ard day Of De-
ccmtvr, islN. 800 hast south Temple street,
IN the CITY and County nf salt Lake, Territory
OF Ntnh, Tor we purpose OF amending the Ar.
uccs Of Incorporation ~ sAid company. 20
thoY VIII provide Tor holding tue annual meet,
ing OF tho stockholders, Tor tho election 81
directors and tfausacuon of aurh other bus.
mess o. may properly come before the meet.
iug on the third Monday iu January Of each
year, instead nf having The came occur on tue
second Monday Of September Ia each year, a.
the articles nos provide,
hLLT I AML CIIY. Nov. N. lLn..
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sHERlFf's SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAI
~ pursuant 10 an order o. sale and decree
OF foreclosure 10 me directed from tho Third
Judicial district Court " the Territory Of Utah
County Of -alt Lake, IN cause therein pend
ING, wherein John lliches ia y .ainth ani y. "
Crismou, Samuel Mcintyre. Jonathan 4. lloyIc
W. = McCornick, and Desoret savings iaut,
q corp1rAuuu, are defendants, TO which Hnld
decree ana order u sac reference IL hereby
made shall expose fof sale a. public auction,
" the highest BIDDER for cash, 40 the west
front door Of the County court House, in tho
city OF SAT- i.ate,cOunty OF salt Lake, Territory
Of Utah, ON the gslh day Of November. A u.
lsNi. AZ u O'CLOCK, noon. all the right, title.
claim nnd interest Of =. M Weller. Emly T.
81, lnyrc, Jonathan g.. EOlle.W Mccormick.
and Dctoret savings Bank, \ corporation, m
nnd TO tho following described real cstAto,
situate, lying, and being In the county Of salt
LaEc. 1ofritofy u utAh. and particularly dca.
cribsd A. 60. avs. to.vtti
ne south ,est quarter 90 ~ tho sonthwes,
quarter 4 ~ 49, . the southwest quarter { ~ Of
toe southeast quarter 90 and the northwest
puarieft lOf the northeast quarter ~ and the
northeast quarter w OF the northwest quarter
90 Of section twenty t1ll IN township two Cgl
south Of range one % west sat Lake Mend
ian, containing one hundred anl sitty llC0l
acres, together win lil ana singular the ten
Uments, hercditsmtnu and nppurlouhncea
theruuuto belonging or In any WISE nppcrtain.
INK, 20 W sold - tie property Of O.. N. rs oilor.
samuel Mcintyre, Jonathan U. Hoylc, ". r.
MUtomiek and Dvscrot tAvlnEa Hank. cor.
porauon, under SAID ordcr u sale aud decree
In the above cause.
Dated salt Lato city, Utah. November 5tb A.
u. itl5
HARVEY HARDY, sheriff.
by q, q ttAuK, Deputy sheriff.
u. HARRINGTON. attorney for plaintIn
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Licences TO We'd.

The following candidates for matrl.
monla! honofs have received marriage
licences from Clerk Jones; Melvi0n
Roylance Of 5prlngvillr, agei IS, ana
Ruth Il. Pierce Of Washington, Wan.
ington county, aged 70; Albert
Stewart, aged 20, and Ella V. Hefren,
sgoi 20, both Of Lem; J. n. Forstz,
aged 2g,and Alvita Marsick, aged q,
both Of Pleasant Grove; George W.
Smell, agod 20, Aui Jane Il. Bayack,
sgod 10, both Of spanish Fork.
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sTooKHoLpens, MfEIlNn.

NOTICE n uLREHY GIVEN THAT
~ there viii DO meeting 81 tho stock.
holders u the saltair ueAUh company, held a.
% O'Clock a na On the Ird DAY % December.
ny aud County Of sails iaku. Territory u
utah, for the purpose OF amending the hrticlos
Of Incorporation ~ sad comp. NJ. 60 thcy
thet ursholdgra. Tor the election % dtco ore
and transaction Of tuch other hHfiuras a. may
properly come before tho lucrtinE uu the sec.
Of HAVING the same occur on ilo sec M Mon
cay u May Ia each year. a. the articles now
provide, l. 4. CLAYTON,
secretary.
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koIloE of AsstssMtNI.
West Cable Mining sud Milling Company
Principal Place Of business. salt
Lako CITY, Utah,

NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT At
~ amecting Of the board of directors OF
said corporation held on The 2ith day OF uct1
bsr. ~, At assessment OF one cent per share
wAs levied uuon the capital stock Of said cor
puraton. payable TO tho secretary NJ tho COM
psny's ONCE room 10 Progress building. rhit
Lake City. on or before the 9TH dsy % NUyem.
ber. 1925. Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpAid on the Nth day " Nnyom
her, tsl3 viii he delinquent and will he sofa
and unless paymr1t IA made before, will DO
sold on tbs hay appointed 20 pay tho dolin
qucnt assessment together with costs Of adyoT
usumcut and expense " sale.
DEO llNAN. Secretary,
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t!oTIOE.

TTNHE REGULAR ANSUAL MEETING OF
4 Tho stOckhulders Of the Northern spy
Mining Company Tor tho election III
trustees for tho ensuing year and for
the transaction Ot Hucu other luslDesl
az may properly come before tho meeting. viii
be held GA Tuesday, November lgtl, 1895. Al
O'Clock y, M, at the compHny's office SIC,
Cornick 4 C0,s iianE, salt Lake City, utsh.
SALT LAKE CITY, Titan, October gi 49,.
A. HANAuER Secretary.
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koIlcE no oREplIoRs.


NoTiOE Is HERsBY GIVEN ny TuE
~ uudufagncd, George n, -puncer, ad
miniAtrator u the estate Of EliiA rprncer,
deceased, 90 mo creditors Of, and all
persons having claims hgalust the
faid decreased, 20 exhibit ihom with tho nocea
sAry vouchers, within four months after tho
nrst publication ~ thia noticc, 70 the said
George NJ. spencer, AZ 1AYlorsvlne, IN tue
Dated october euh, 49,
Gao NJ SPENCER
Administrator o. tho estate Of EliA spen.
Ger, deceased.
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In The Probate Court Ia snd for salt Lake
County, Territory OF Utah,
In the matter Of tho estate OF Henry
HcEwAn, deceased Of.
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Agnes McEWau, the txccutfik 81 the last
Will hll testament ~ Henry Mchwan, de
ceased, h1s rendered TOT settlement, and FLED
IN hutd court her 'lnal Hccouut " het admin
ielrailuu OF sAli estate ani petition for uuh
distribution ~ the Tcsidue OF sAid estate
among The ptrsuut EMIT ed thereto, anu that
luesdAy DC 4Ith uAy u November, A. u.
lsHl, a. 10 O'Clock 4. m, ~ tho conft room OF
SAID court, IN che County Court House in Salt
lako CITY and county, Utah Territory, has
herh duly appointed by the Judge Of sad
court Tor tlr sytilement OF said account aud
hearing sali petition Tor distribution, AZ which
time ana place Any porson interested IN sAii
estate may appear and show cause,f any there
DC. why taiu account should not be settled aud
approved and lnal distribution made as
prayed for
Dated November lst =. u, isoS, ..
n. u STANTON,
Clerk OF lrohate court,
Nv 4, q, lrrsr, Deputy ClerA
JuuN NJ. CANNON, attorney for eHeeu1Tix'
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Emny Martin. piainuu. "a. FRED H. Martin.
defendant


Judicial plst1rt Of Titan Territory.
County Of SAT- Lake.
Emny Martin. piainun. Va Fred H. Martin.
defendant
The people Of tho Terri DRY Of Utah tsnd
greeting 10 FRED n Martin, defendant
Uou ARE nEREnY REQUIRED TO
4 apprsr iH An action brought against you
Nv the above namoi plaiuud in the uisuiUt
Court Of the luird JnticiA nntuct Of tho
Territory Of Utth and 20 Answor the com'
tiAint hIct lhrruin within ten DAYS lthclusivc
Of the dAy u scrytcel alter the service On YOU
Of THIS tummont-if served within THE county ,
or, u served out OF this county, bus m this
dlatfirt, WITHIN twenty DAYS. otherwise within
forty days-sur judgment by default VIII he
taken against you. according TO the prayer OF
said complaint
aus faid acton IL brought o have a decree
Of this courl dssolying Toe benit of mAri
W ouv existing between p'Ainun and defend
ant Hrd for divorce theretrom, awarding to
plaintiff the care aud custody Of the minor
rhudttn, issue ot said marriage ana grant x
nor other iust Iolisf; PRAYED on tne ground
that the defendant without cause or provo
cation, wiIfully deserted and AbAndonodp plain,
un April 81, isii and hiss ever since remained
away from her, and wholly failed q conui,
butte TO the support Of plAinun aud said
And You arc hereby notified that II you fail
TO appeAr anu answer the said complaint ne
above required, the said plninuu wiz apply 90
the court Tor the relief demanded therein,
Wines tue Hon. Samuel A. Merritt, Judse,
aud tho seal OF the District Court ot
the 1hlrd Judicial Distrlct, IN and for
lsEALl the Territory u Utah. this l,th dAy N
NoyembHr.l IN tue year OF our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and nlneIY-
DAVID C. DUNBAR, CLERK.
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NOTICE.

rI'nE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
Il stockholders OF the Utah Nurtery Com.
pany Will DO held ~ The Office VI tho company.
n thU NAylur Block, State street.
for tho election ~ directors for the wear
following 80 nrat Monday ia stptems
her lsIl. aud Tor tue Transaction of such other
bufincts - may legally come before said
SALT LAKE, CRY, Utah October %. isoi.
NJ d hpWLt~, Secretary,
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NOTICE 10 oREpIToRs.



NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
IN undersigned AdminuuatriK Of the
catAte OF John y. HucdAsrF, deceased,
TO tho creditors Of, aud All persons hAy.
ing claims AGAINST the SAID deceased. 20 exhibit
thom win the necessary vouchers, within ten
months after ,he nrst publication ot ghis no.
tee, 10 the said Elizabeth kuruAker, admin.
ittrAiriF ~ the estate 81 john y Anedak6r, AZ
No - Conttiiuuon building, In sAt Lake
luy. In the CountY Of salt Lake, Territory Of
Utah.
Dated October, 10. 1893
ELiIABFTH sSEDAKER,
AdminlstratrlN Of the estate Of John a.
snod.kur, uecoaHei.
IRUg NHANNpg NtfoFURV sald
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NOTICE. 10 CREDITORS.


TFTHTF OF UTANTWHTI " TVTITT UtUUlHFI
NOTICE ls HEREHN GIVEN ny THE
~ underlined, AiminituHtOr ~ the eitate
~ blanchard u, fetut deceased, ~ NE Cred
hora OF, and all persons having cIA.us against
the sad deceased, 60 exhibit tutu with the
necessary vouchers, within four months sitter
tue ffHt publication 81 thls notice, to tho said
Blower fetu " No 81? Constitution huilnirg
m snlt Lake city, In the County OF SAT- Lake.
Dated OtobeT 25th, i,1i
nuOWER PETIT,
Administrator Of the estate o. blanchard D.
lctut, deceased
JOINS 81 OANNoN. AtInrnnY Tor E.tAIe
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AMI b. accordance with tho law and the
order Of the board 81 directors,so many shares
Of each parcel % the above enumerated stock
~ may be necessary, Will be sold ~ the once
Of the company, No li..6 south Main stroet,
on tue lfd day Of November. ls.o,at 10 o'c oca
q. M. TO pay the delinquent assessment, 20.
gcthor with tho cosg Of advertising and OK.
JOSIAH GEoGnEGAN.
Secretary.
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Aud In accordance with law and order Of the
board OF directors matte on tie foih DAY Of
November, isiN, - many shares " each parcel
Of fuch stocs ~ may no necessary viii 10 sold
II tho once u tho company, ~ south Maiu
-uscI tait lake tity, gu the lqth day "
December, at noon, TO pay delinquent HasCss'
mUnt thereon, together WIN tho cost ~ adycr'
u.tug aud EXPENSES OF the sale.
M CAMPBELL. RerFNtnrV
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NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ Amesting uf the beard OF dirtclofs. held
IN the l0th day " ucfoacr. ispA, an asses.
ment Of three cents per share was levied on
the capital STOCK ~ tho corporation uayAhlo
before the 10th dsy ~ December lfpi, to tho
treasurer, &, D. Felt AZ room No :, Hooper
4 tldrrdge bloct. ralI Lake CITY, Utah
ANY stock upon WHICH thIa assessment may
remain unpaid ON the lth day Of december,
isl3, will be- delinquent and adyerusei for
sale A. public auclun, and uultHs payment 10
made before. viii be- sold on tho ifd day o.
January, isid, - pay the delinquent assfHs.
mont together with c1st OF advertising and
q. ?. FELr. secretary.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.
SALT LAKE CRY, Utah,
November %, 1875,

SALT LAKE CRY, ltah,
November IS, 1925,
The bolse valley Land bnd 1.-Two stock Com
palY Location OF Plant, Rose valley,
Near Parma, canyon County, ldahn'
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIyEN THAT. At
~ meeting nf thu board OF directors held
a. the oucr of lhr company at salt LAKE tl'y,
ivan. ON November l2ih. ltn', an assessment
go " ~ lWuny l3l couts per thAra was
levied upon iug capital stock OF the company,
pNHh.r On Che striutary 1t the company a.
Their nice 90 salt lHA0 cry, utah
ANY 90. upon which said assessment sha'l
rtWau unpaid un Monday, december, ltlh,
NV WI uo delinquent anu advertised Tor sale
A. uhlc auction, and unless payment II mAlo
hgiorr, NH ut sold on Monday, December dllh,
I'D on 2 O'Clock PM, a. the once OF tho soc
ielht} 40 'blt Lake cay, titan, to pay the DO.
luNutni NarrsfWrnt together with The cost VI
auNurWrI AuI expenses of sale.
=, IVY order OF tho Hoard Of nlreetors ....
hol'E NNLLtA LAND A LAVE STOCK 90,
tNEp tiMUA, secretary,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-22

md 10 accordance with the law and the
order Of the board Of dirCctnrs. 40 tuany
shares of each parcel 81 the above enumerated
stock o. may be necessary, Will be suld ~ tue
once Of tho COMPANY atNo. 2ll south Main
street, raft LAko CITY, on The Hih DAY Of De-
Cemurr, 1870 At 10 O'Clock, %, M, 70 Ny The
delinquent assessment. together with Tie cost
OF advertising and sNrou.u ~ ale.
kOBr. J. ULENDtNNlNG,