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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-14
SE4TTLE,S BOYCOTT.
A More to Compel the Landing of Northern
Pacific Steamers.

A More to Compel the Landing of North ern
Pacific Steamers.
SEATTLE, WASH, June 13.-The Seattle
Shippers Association, comprising rs per
cent of the business men who have deal
ings with the railroads, to-day decided
unanimously to route no more freight by
the Northern Pacific, but to route it all
over the Great Northern until the North
ern Pacific stops its trans-Pacifc steamers
here to land and receive freight. If the
Great Northern does not within reason
able time provide a depot and terminal
facilities in accordance with Presidents
Hills promise the boycott is to be applied
to the Great Northern and all business is
to be given TO the Canadian Pacific.
At present the Northern Pacific gets 90
per cent, the Great Northern % per cent
and the Canadian 10 per cent. 1t was de-
cided to secure the aid of every shipper in
the city and of every Iumberman.
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ated tonight, and more than 1000 people
listened to the music and participated IN
the festivities at reception given by
Colonel Fairbanks and the officers OF the
Fifth Regiment to the citizens of Peta-
luna. Among the prominent local people
present We're:
ColoneI ID. B. Fairbanks, Lieutenant-Coionel
a. K. Whitton, Major L. W. Juilliard, Major J.
+. Hayes, Captain D. A. Smith Major f. follls,
Rev. Mr.. Shurtliff and wife, Lieutenant f. 5.
Heller; Lieutenant ]. S. Hendy, quartermaster;
MAJOR Dunn, surgeon; Captain I. a. Rottanzl,
assistant surgeon; Lieutenant Z. D. DERBY,
commlssary; Lieutenant A. "a. Borl1nl, bat
taIlon adJutant; Lieutenant L. " Cobble-
DICK, Captain William Elliot and wife, Cap
tam Z. L. Poulter and wife, Captain j.
LUMBAR and wife, Captain W. +. Chlpman
and wife, Captain Wethern, Captain Partridge,
Captain F. Maclay, Lieutenant w. H. Cobble-
dick and wife. Lieutenant Peterson and wife,
Lleutenants Odell, Searles, Phillips, Stockdale,
davenport, Holmes, Williams, simpson ana
Dohrman, ID. T. Fairbanks and wife, j. +. Fair
banks and wife, w. B. Higbee and wife, A. b.
Hill and wife, Mrs. A. ]. Fairbanks, the Misses
Ellzabeth, Zoe and Dacia Fairbanks, +. A.
Wlckersham and wife, c. B. Luf and wife, j.
+. Rodgers and wife, F. K. Lippitt and wife,
Mrs. Nj. Pierce, William LOomis and wife. FL.
L. Weston and wife, w P. Hall and wife, w.
ID. Hartman and wife, E. E. Drees and wife,
Captain L. ]. Winans and wife, DR.. Reed and
wife, DR.. Proctor and wife, F. NJ. Collins and
wife, j. i. Camm and wife, Mrs. Newburg and
daughter, A. Kahn and wife, j. l.. Winans
and wife, H. T. Maynard and wife, H.
Steltz and wife, w. J. Palmer and wife,
Rev. Mr.. Partridge and wife, II. H. Atwater
and wife, Captain n. Gould and wife, S. ].
hopkins and wife, H. P. Brainerd and wife,
II. McA. Weston and wife, A. J. Show and
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accident at Pasadena.

PASADENA, CAL, June 13.-Charles
Sing, vegetable vender, met with fatal
accident this afternoon on Illinois street
In mounting his wagon he stepped upon
the wheel, standing with one foot on the
axle and one on the brake. The horses
took frighta and turning suddenly the wheel
ground into the Chinaman's thigh, crush
ing the bone, cutting deep into the flesh and
injuring him internally. In this condition
he was dragged a considerable distance
before he fell
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HEzLDSBURGERS FLEECED.
An insurance Agent Writes Policies for
MytkicdI Co3updny.

HEALDsBURG, CAL, June 13.-several
dealdsburgers are quite few dollars
poorer through the fraudulent op erations
OF one E. a. Sbanklin, who came here rep
resenting the Martinsburg Insurance Com
pany OF Martinsburg, w. Va. He sue
ceeded IN securing several policies, one
upon the laundry of Joe Wah Lee for
$1,000. Not long since Lees laundry was
destroyed by fire, but he has not received
his insurance money, as there is no such
company doing business. ShankIin is sun
posed to be operating in Mendocino or
Humboldt counties at the present time.
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Woshinqto,.,s Ne,r Militnru Ln,r..rn

TACOMA, WASH, June 13-rhe new
military law went into effect to-day. 1t is
the best ever passed by the Legislature.
effecting complete reorganization of the
Guard and reducing the number of COM
panies from twenty-five to seventeen, but
company commanders are allowed to re-
cruit to los men. A battery is added.
which will probably be located here. Elec-
ton of officers has been discarded, and
officers from brigadier-general down will
hereafter be appointed by the Governor.
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for the purpose of investigating the report
of the depredations by grasshoppers.
The alarmist reports sent out from here
some days ago have been proven by the
Commissioner to be without foundation.
There were only few places in the hills
where the devastating species of hoppers
were found to be numerous, and then not
in such numbers but that they could be
controlled by the arsenic remedy In the
hopfelds the injurious species were not
found at all
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PRINTERS At SAN DIEGO.

Close of Three Days Session of the
Natfona! Prefecture Fraternity.
SAN DIEGO CAL, June 13.-The eighth
annual convention of the International
Printers Protective Fraternity closed an
interesting three days session here, at
which the following international officers
for the ensuing year were. elected: Presi-
dent, L. R. Barr of Milwaukee; vice-presi-
dent, W. H. Boswick of Montgomery, Ala. !;
secretary, L. M. Schnitzer of Tacoma,
Wash; treasurer, E. V. Bassett of Los
Angeles.
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VETERINARIANS At STOCKTON.
Equine Diseases Discussed at the Meet
ing of the State association.

Equine Diseases Discussed at the Meet
ing of the State Association.
STOCKTON. CAL, June 13.-The quar-
terly meeting of the State Veterinary
Medical Association was opened in this
city yesterday afternoon. DR.. Orvis of
this city presided. Among those present
were: Drs. II. A. Spencer of San JOSE H
Lemke of Bakersfield, R. A. Archibald of
Sacramento, DR.. Hogarty of Oakland, D.
F. Fox of Sacramento, DR.. Williams of
Marysville, J. III. Eddy of Lodi, Thomas
Maclay of Petaluma. III. f. Spencer of San
Jose, f. E. Pierce of Oakland and W. F.
Egan of San Francisco.
At yesterdays session the subjects dis
cussed were anthrax and Texas fever. Dr.
Eddy read paper entitled circumstances
Alter the Actions of Medicines" and Dr.
Fox of Sacramento spoke on laryngitis.
To-day's session was held in the veterin-
airy stables of DR.. Orvis, where a number of
horses were operated upon. The conAen-
ton adjourned tonight
r. A. Archibald was chosen as delegate
to the National Veterinary Medical Asso-
citation, which will convene in Des Moines,
Iowa, in September next.
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HELD UP NEAR STOCKTON,
An Old Man Robbed by a Foot
pad, Who Is AfterWard
Captured.
Franchise for the Valley Road
Granted-A Dead Tramp
Identified.

STOCKTON, CAL, June 13.-Fred San
ders, an old man who reached here yester-
day from San Francisco, was held up and
robbed by footpad tonight on the road
east of Stockton. To the officers he gave a
complete description of the robber, and in
less than an hour a man who gave his
name as L. Carter, but who is probably L..
Rice, as the papers in his possession show,
was under arrest. Sanders identified the
fellow, and his chances for a trip across
the bay are good.
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Fatal accident Near Peta1un,a.

PETALUMA, CAL, June 13.-Donato
Merga, young italian working for Joseph
Trayersi Nicasio, was brought to Petaluma
this evening. He had been working a
moving machine and stepped in front of
the knife to repair something. The horses
started and Merga's left leg was cut off
above the knee and his left arm badly cut
at the wrist. The injured man died half
hour after being brought to town.
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Fresno Firen,en injured.

FRESNO, CAL, June 13.-The Fresno
laundry was destroyed by fire this evening.
The loss was small, but two firemen were
seriously injured. w. K.Cowan and Captain
May were working on an awning when it
gave way. The men fell some distance
and both received internal injuries, the ex-
tent of which cannot yet be learned.
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HANGED Himself Near Red,yood.

REDWOOD CITY, CAL, June 13.-A
man was found about two miles from
Uncle Toms Cabin hanging to a tree this
afternoon. He was well dressed, and
about 40 years old. Nothing was found In
his pockets. 1t was case of suicide.
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At CAMP UkIAH.

The Adconce Guard of the Second Reqi-
1teat 4rriUes.
UKlAH, CAL, June 13.-The advance
guard of. the Second Regiment, N. G. c.,
arrived here this afternoon. 1t consists of
Majors Huber and Mccarthy, Captain Am
norman, Lieutenants Kuhls. Mangels and
Weiland and twenty privates. The camp
grounds have been arranged and the tents
will be ready for occupancy on the arrival
OF the regiment on Saturday evening.
Three hundred and fifty soldiers will come
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Kitied bs railing Downstairs.

SAN JOSE, CAL, June 13.-Mrs. Eliza
beth Wilkie, mother of Rev. G. Wilkie,
pastor of the German Methodist Episcopal
church in this city, died this morning
from injuries received from falling down
stairs last Sunday. The deceased was a
native of Germany and 70 years OF age.
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PLANS FOR THE CARNIYAL.
Santa Clara County Floral Society Ladie
Take Hold of the Project.

Take Hold of the Project.
SAN JOSE, CAL, June 13.-The newly
elected directors of the Board of Trade
held meeting last night and elected the
following officers for the ensuing year
President, c. M. Wooster; first vice-presi-
dent, K. NJ. Summers; second vice-presi-
dent, A. g. Darby: treasurer, G. ]. Steeple
The ladies of the County Floral Society
will meet with the board on June 81, for
the purpose of discussing the proposed car
nival next spring.
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Eauey Road Surveyors at Reed.ey.

VISALIA, CAL, June 13-The surveyors
OF the Valley Railroad are now in camp
about mile from Reedley, on the north
side OF the river. An examination of the
river has been made, and it is thought that
they will cross and begin work on the
south side OF Kings River in few DAYS.
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Pasadena,s Ne,o Pleasure Resor,.

PASADENA, CAL, June 13.-Walter
Raymond has decided to convert Hotel
Hill into pleasure resort for the coming
year by putting a fence about the grounds
and providing platforms, awnings and
chairs where band concerts will be given
during every week of the year. Mr.. Ray
mond has made arrangements for fifty
concerts,
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DUTY NOT NEGLECTED.
They Profit by the Discipline
and InStru Ction of the
EnCampment.
INCIDENTS OF THE soJoURN.
Militiamen Embarrassed by the
Conduct of Bad Citizens in
Soldiers Clothes.

CAMP FAIRBANKS, PETALUMA, CAL,
June 13.-Delightful weather continues to
favor the gallant Fifth Infantry Regiment
of the California National Guard. All the
days since the tents were pitched have
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Harvey BACK IN wHEAT1AND.
Failed to Find Any Damage by Grass
hopDers In the Foothills.

WHEATLAND, CAL, June 13.-G. w.
Harvey, Horticultural Commissioner, re-
turned to-day from four days trip
through the Sierra foothills, extending
from Marysville along the base of the
mountains and down through the hop
6elds to Wheatland. The trip was made
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Nasiue Daughters Visit Nevada Citv.

GRASS VALLEY, CAL, June 13-The
Grand Parlor of Native Daughters to-day
accepted the invitation of President Kid
der of the narrow-gauge railroad and Wis
tied Nevada City, where the delegates
were received by citizens and brass band
and driven about the city and afterward
banqueted at the hotels.
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TO OPEN THE YUMA RESERVE.
Orders for a Resuruey Issued From, the
SaM francisco Land Office.

YUMA, ARIz., June 13.-Captain F. S.
Ingalls,, United States Deputy Surveyor,
received instructions to-day from the Gen
eral Land Office at San Francisco, Depart
ment of the Interior, to resurvey the Yuma
Indian reservation for the purpose of
opening it to settlement. The Colorado
River Irrigation Company's great canal
passes tn rough this property.
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Fate of a San Rafael Brute.

SAN RAFAEL, CAL, June 13.-V. Fassa,
who beat woman and broke her nose
recently, was convicted of an assault to-
day and sentenced by Judge Gardiner to
six months imprisonment in the County
Jail.
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CAST HIS BALLOT AT HopLAND.
a Mend0c'no County attorney arrested
for Illegal V0tind.

UKIAH, CAL, June 10 George A.
Sturtevant, District Attorney of this
county, was to-day arrested by Constable
Eugene Parr of Hopland on a warrant
sworn out by S. T. Parsons of that place,
charging him with Illegal voting. The
alleged offense was said to have been com
mltted at the late election for Supervisor
OF the First District, which was held on
May last. The case is set for hearing at
8 o'clock tomorrow morning.
Mr.. Sturtevant is a property owner in
the First District, and his contention is
that he had a perfect right to deposit a
ballot at Hopland. The affair is said to be
due to political spite work.
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over and killed. Crop was one of his
bondsmen, and, recognizing the initials of
the man, came here to see if the deceased
was the accused man. He identified the
body at once.
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FRAYCHISE GRANTED.
1t Binds the Road to Commence COnstratc-
ton Within Thirtu UGMs.

STOCKTON, CAL, June 13.-The fran
chise asked for by the Valley railroad
through the streets of Stockton was finally
passed by the City Council tonight. 1t
binds the road to commence building with
in thirty days, but Attorney Preston and
the other officials have given every assur-
ance that work will be commenced before
that time
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TACOMA, WASH, June 13.-The first
annual strawberry and rose exhibition held
in Tacoma opened this evening. 1t is esti-
mated that 5000 roses are arranged in
pyramids, banks and jars. The straw berry
display is excellent
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WAS FLEEING FROM JUSTICE.

The Man Killed Near Stockton accused
of a San Francisco Crime.
STOCKTON, CAL, June 13.-The tramp
who was run over and killed by the freight
train coming into Stockton yesterday
morning was identified tonight by Con-
stable league of Oakland and George NJ.
Crop of Berkeley. The dead man is Ollie
Brand, a butcher, who was to have an
swered in Judge Campbell's court in San
Francisco on Wednesday on charge of
mayhem.
Brand was out on bail and was making
his way out of the State when he was run
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BLAZE AT SoUTHFIELD.
TIE British Columbia mining To,cn
Almost Entirely Wiped Out.

PORTLAND, Or, June 13.-A dispatch
from Nanaimo, B. c., states that fire wiped
out two hotels and dozen private resi-
dences and stores at the mining town of
Southfield, three miles from Nanaimo, last
night. The loss, about $4,000, is only
partially covered by insurance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-05
TRUSTEE SALE.

NNrHEREAs. ON THE isru DAY or 40.
w ycmbor. isgl Isaac Hunter hid execute
and deliver ~ She undersigned his certain deed
ut Trust conveying tho Following described
Incta OF land VA ralt LhEe city, salt Lake
cuuntY, Territory of Utah, ~ wit Lots one ~,
two ~, three tll. four 90, seven t5l and eight
ODD, aud tuC south hNf OF lots i've 49, and ak
90, all IN Block nfty'throe til) o. Fiat 80, ("
10 salt Lake city survey, On trust 20 secure the
payment Of hH promlsaory note for the sum
% sl.'io, with interest payable TO A. X. WA.
liamH or order, and
Whereas. said deed of trust provides among
other thinga that IN ease Of dnfaut Ia the
pay ment Of said note or the interest thereon,
Tho undersigned might proceed 10 sell said
real estate At public venue TO the highest bid.
der Tor each, all % which A. pears by SAID decd
recorded IN BOOK 81" OF mortgages
on PAGE Gls Of the records Of said salt Lak q
county, 10 which reference "a hereby made /;
aud
whereas, Dcfauit has beon made IN tho pay.
mont OF said note, 10th principal and interest
AMI the legal holder OF said note hAs request.
ed me TO sell fAii real estate and Apply the
proceed. IN tho payment Of tho SAID Indebted.
nUus after paying tho costs OF sale, including
reasonable attorney fees aud compensation for
the trustee,
Now. therefore, I. j. 81 Stout, trustee DO
hereby give public notice that upon Monday
M Of SAID day, at the front door Of the county
court house iu SAT- Lnko city, Utah, Will, by
virtue ~ the authority IN me vested by SAID
trust deed, sell tho said real estate herein.
above described at public venue 10 the highoat
bidder Tor caah. j. 81. STOUT,
CHARLES %. JACK. Attorney.
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NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT Al
~ meeting Of the board u directors
said company, held on tho md day ~ Docem
her To- an Fasessment OF seven ana one b..
rrnt per share was LEVIED on The capital stoc'
~ tho corporation, payable immediately g.
Joseph "a. tolen. fe'fCiary, nthis nnicc. room
shall rousil unpaid on Friday, ne ird day Of
January, lsi. Will be- de inquont and Advcr
Used f0f sa'0 81 public ancuoni aut unlcs.
payment is made before, Will be sold on Mon
day January .ith. isaa, "a % O'Clock %. M, g.
nay The delinquent arsnssmcnt, together Wit
tho r0fts ~ auvsrtiHne aud expense OF sale.
iy order % tho board u dueciofs
Hoom "a Hooper block, ealt Lake city, Utah,
December 2nd, l-lA.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
The Aia1 Mining Company. Location Of prin.
oiph place o. busircia salt Lake CITY,
Utah Territory,


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ a mcoting 81 tho board Of directors Of
lue AJAX Mining Company, held on the
Twenty nth lg3tuJ DAY OF November. 1875, an
assessment Of live cents t1 ccntsl
per share was levied on tho capital
nteiy 10 Frank knog. treasurer, at tho
National Bhrk OF tho Republic. salt Lake CITY,
Utah. ANY stock upon which this as,essmunt
may remain unpaid on the thirtieth t3lthl DAY
o. December. isli, will 10 dolinquent and adj
vortised for sale ~ public auction. and unless
payment IL made before, will 10 sold on tho
eighteenth iisthl day u January, 1895. 90 pay
the delinquent assessment, together with cost
OF advcrtlsing and expense OF sails.
ISAAC JENNINGS, tccy.
once rooms % aud 90, 0alona block, ralt
Lake city. Utah.
SALT LAS Cirr. So7. -. 100
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TRUSTEES SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
~ accordance with and under The power
and authority granted BY that certain trust
decd made December Lot, 90, 30 tho under.
Fignud trustee by Duburt tAmutt described in
iAid trust deed a. an unmarried mani and
recorded IN Book Of mortgages pages lJI
60 80 tuclufiyc, records Of salt LaEo county,
llah Territory. the undersigned trustee Nill
oilrr Tor safe ana soil 10 tho highest bidder Tor
each, ~ the west front door ui tho salt Las 10
county courthouse, 10 Wits The west front
entrance of the city and county buildiug, in
rAlt Lake cay Utah on December %. lsaa. az
u o'clock noon o. that day, all tho real estate
hereinafter described, 70 .pay ami discharge
the Indebtedness secured BY SAID uust decd
and interest thereon, aud hfty dollars sttor'
nnya fees ana compensation To said trustee
and the cost oi thiu notice and expense u sale.
lhe eslo Will BIO made at the request -
Charles 4. pnmstoy, the party OF Inc third
part mentioned ~ nnid trust deed aud thc
legal holder OF fAid Indebtedness, and because
ul tho defau.t IN tho payment OF the intorest
upon SAID Indebtedness, anu said indebtedncss
nH the same became duH and payable and 40.
cording 10 tie tenor and eject Of the promis.
Trust dee !, aud according 10 the provisions ~
sald trust deed, aud because tho said third
party has declared the principal sum men.
toned IN SAD ptoml'sory note and said trust
dued due ana pay able Ia accordance with tue
provisions OF sui1 note ana deed because uf
the default Of said Gilbert ~ Amos In the pay.
mont OF the Interest on said indebtedness, In
the manner Hud It the tine specified In said
note. tAid roal estate 10 particularly described
a. follows, toswltl
a part Of Lot i've tO in Black Seven "a,
Amended rlat "E" oil the sAlI LAKE CITY sur.
yoy, beginning az point forly.two anu ihreo-
quarters lltAl feet south OF tho northwest
corner OF sald lut, aud running thence north
foriy'tWo ana quarters tt2aJ feet ;hence
north teyouu'trur degrees and nifty .one min.
utoalll Deg. 81 min, east oiHhty.two and one.
half lh2Sl feet 10 he northeast corner OF said
iol, thence tou'hstly along the eastli Of said
lot thirty'two aud oue.half feet ti2kJ feet,
thence westerly ninety three and one.half
Wdhl feet more or less 10 the place OF begin.
ming situated IN sat Lake CITY, salt Lake
county, Utah Territory.
ISAAC 81 wADDELL, Trustee.
Dated November 20, 1850.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
Summit & Red nird Consolidated Mininr
Company uImlted.) Principal place Of
business SAT- Lake city, Utah.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ Ameeting % tho board u directors held
on the iath day Of Octouur, isli. an HaaofH.
ment OF three cents per share whF levied on
the capital atock Of the corporation payable
before the 10Th day Of December los. 60 he
treasurer, T.. D.. Telt At room 80. b, Hooper
4 hldrudEe block, salt Lake city, Utah.
ANY stock upon when this asHcasmrntmn
remain unpaid on the 18Th day Of december,
lF3, wall DO delinquent and ndyrrtsed for
sale at public auction, and unluss payment Ia
made before, will DO sold on tho md Day %
ment. together win cuit OF sdvcttsinK and
expense Of sale.
G. y. FELT, Secretary.
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NOTICE or ASSESSMENT.
SALT LAKE chr, Utah,
...D.uLD. - ~

SAIL LAKE CIR, Utah,
November o., ISL.
The Iolse valley Land and 1.-Two Stock Con.
pary Location Of Plant bose Valley
Near Parma, Canyon County, Idaho.
NOTICE n HEREBY GIVEN THAT ~
~ amccung Of tho board of dirortnrs heil
NJ the once OF tho company ht salt Lake ely.
Uiih, on November ilth. isl'. An nssessnun
$50. ~ OF twenty t21 cents per eharo wat
levied upon the capital stock Of tho company
payable TO the fcCtotary Uf tho company al
their tnlce ut salt Latu titr, Utah
Any socsupun which sad nsseasment sho'l
remain unpaid on Monday. December 10Th
49,, will Dc delinquent aud advertised for sale
public auction, and unless payment ta nEdr
before, viii be- sold on Monday December dlth
$50, ala lock pm. at the onlcc % tho scf
Rotary at ait Lake city. Utah. 10 pay tho dc
tnqucnt assessment together with the cost Of
advertising and expenses ~ Hae.
~ order ~ tho Hoard Of Directors.
nulsE NAiLkY LAND q LIVE STOCK co.
fHEp snipS, Secretary