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O1IOwing synopsis is announced


 General Topic: The Methodism of the Future.
 Thursday, June 27th 2:3o p.m.-Addresses of Welcome: Mayor George W. Ochs, for City of Chattanooga; Rev. Dr. J. F. McFerrn, for Chattanooga Nethodism. Responses by Sir Mckenzie Bowell, for the Methodist Church of Canada; Bishop John H. Vincent for Methodist Episcopal Church, and Bishop E. R. Hendrix, for the Methodist Episcopal Church, South. 7:30 p.m.-Conference Love Feast, led by Bishop 0. F. Fitzgerald; Conference Sermon, by Rev A. C. Curtice, D.D., Of Canada; Sacrament of the Lords Supper. Hfssa -
 Friday, June 28th-Sunrise Prayer Meeting on Lookout Mountain. Topic for the day Meth- odism. It's Life and Mode of Expression; De- partment Conferences Address on Christian Citizenship, Rev. Carlos Martyr, D. D., Chicago; Bishop J. M. Ihoburn of India on Missions.
 Saturday. June 29th-Sunrise Prayer Meeting on Lookout Mountain. Topic for the day: Mothodism, Its Doctrine and Spirit. Address on How to Win Men," MT. John Beattie, Of New York; Grand Sacred Concert participated In by musicians from fifteen States.
 Sunday, June 3cth-Sunrise Prayer Meeting on Lookout Mountain; Sermon and Platform Meetings in Churches; Watch Night Meeting closing with ccnsecration service.
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.sIs TOUR husband out of politicssr asked the visitor. ''Yes, replied the wife of the ex-statesman, 1T think he must be. Every time mention m election ho says he's not in It. t"-Washington Star.
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A WOMAN never uses her husbands meer schauln pipe for hammer more than once IN. Y. Journal
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ssPAPA gave me two pennies to put in the plate in church. T .Do you know who those pennies were for2'' Course I do; for the organ man. heard the music. .v-Judge.
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"MRs. TROUT. why do you look so down in the gillsp "Trout, my dear, can't help worrying when remember that it's most fly time again"-N. r. Recorder.
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SoME people never think about religio, until they como in sight of graveyard .
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PIso's CURB cured me of Throat and Lung trouble of three years' standing -E. CADY, Huntington, Ind, Nov. 12, 1894.
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WnAT is there besides luck that amoun.a to anything in cards! A good deal- Texas Siftings.
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AN apology is merely an humble appeal to vanity Galveston News.
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IT has been a rule of my life to confer all the favors I can and to ask as few as possi- ble. Hawthorne.
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MEpIocRTTY can sometimes instruct, but 1t takes originality to amuse.-Milwaukee Journal
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The program for the Second Interna tional Conference of the Epwortf League, to be held in Chattanooga Ju ne 27-so, has not been completed, but the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-04-21

Epworti Lcngue fnterna tional Conference
 at Chattnnooga
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WHEN tue heart gives, Inc gift is always great Rams Holn.
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IT has been shown that the color yell low, both vegetable and animal, is more permanent than any other hue.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-05-08
WERE GIANT MEN!
THE SHOWDOWN CREW WE'RE WEAK

FOR RUsIEs SLICK, ELUSIVE CURVES
WERE TOO MUCH FOR THE PHILLIEs'
NERVESl
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-05-08
GREAT RELAY RACE.
From Chicago to New York. to BE Man
aged by Newspapers Along the Route.

From Chicago to New York. to BE Man
aged by Newspapers Along the Route.
Arrangements are now being made for
one of the greatest road races ever run in
this country, and one which will doubtless
be of absorbing interest to bicyclists in all
parts of the country. The plan proposed
is to give a relay race from Chicago to
New York from June 5 to 8.
The race will embrace many interesting
characteristics 1t will be run in relays
of two riders one competitor wearing red
and the other wearing blue. A package
containing an important message will be
carried by each rider who will give 1t to
each succeeding rider of the same side
that is, the red rider will give it to the red
and the blue rider to the blue.
The one arriving in New York first will
be declared the winner. The individual
relays will be ridden by a courier and sub
stitute on each side. The time Of eacl
relay will decide the winner of the same
The substitute will only take the place o.
the courier in case of accident.
The great race will be under the auspice.
OF the leading newspapers along the route
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-05-08
Valuable Stamps.

A Chicagoan named Latta recently pur-
chased from curio dealer in New Or
leans for $3.50 rude collection Of old post
age stamps. AS soon as he reached home
he regretted the bargain and sent the
stamps to New York for approval. Back
came the cheerful information that one
stamp alone was worth $2, 600, and that
the value of the entire collection could
fairly be estimated at sl5, ,000.-Ncw York
World.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-05-08
Perpetual Motion on a Tricycle..

A young man from Fairhaven, Mimi,
Is about to make test in st. Cloud of a
huge tricycle. which he proposes to operate
by perpetual motion generated from the
weight of his body alone. 1t has two nam
moth wheels, each IA feet in diameter,
and foot steering wheel in front.
Two wealthy men OF st. Cloud advanced
the young man funds with which to make
a test Of his plan. The rider will be To-
Gated about ten feet from earth.-Chicago
Tribune
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-05-08

To sum it up, the game was great.
The rooters left the grounds elate.
Then round the town they took turn,
For every one had cash to burn.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-05-08
Robbed Peter To Pay Paul.

The Chicago man who confessed to hav-
Ing robbed his church Systematically for
the past ten years might be charged with
having stolen the livery OF heaven to serve
the devil in.-Salt Lake Tribune.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-05-08
A New Word.

The London Financial Times has intro
duced the word "Wcstralian" as contrac-
ton or substitute for the two words West
Australian Will the new term become n
fixed fact In the Chicago Trib-
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-05-08
The Right Sort Of Woman.

The right kind Of new woman is Miss
Grace Chisholm, the young English won.
an who has Just taken the degree Of doctor
OF philosophy at Gottingen. York
World.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-05-08
BASEBALL IN RHYME.
"a SLICK POETS VERSE THAT MIGHT
HAVE BEEN WORSE.

Rsporting n Baseball Game Mt Speed Wa
Just This Gotham Rhymsters Feed.
There Was Hardly n Minute He Failed
| 60 Be I'm it.
TIE flrk. baseball game of the season bo'
tween Now York and Philadelphia was
played recently at New York. The Giants
won.
A feature OF the occasion was report
ofthe game which the New York Evcning
Sun had In verse In its baseball extra
about Q o'clock, which was composed dur
ing the progress of the game and tele-
grnphed into the Office from the field:
NEW YORKS AGAIN
WERE GIANT MEN!
THE sLOwTOwN CREW WE'RE WEAK
AT BAT
AND DIDN'T KNOW WHERE THEY
WE'RE ATT
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-05-08

The weather did its level best
To fire with Joy each rooter's breast,
Apd old Sol sent his brightest rays
To make up for the past wet days.
He shone with full and festive strength
Upon the Polo grounds at length.
The balmy breezes Of May time
Resembled some fair eastern CLINE.
With ground so dry, yet without dust,
What player could but do or bustY
Both teams had somewhat rusty grown
BY inactivity o'erthrown.
The Slowtown people were the first
To warm up with practice burst.
The pitchers limbered up their arms,
And batters tried to work their charms
Upon the curves they volleyed in
BY practice with their batting pin.
The twirlers seemed trifie wild, 40
But pitcher Weyhing only smiled
And nodded like coony fox
When told to take the pitchers box.
And while the players pranced about
Their frozen legs thawed quickly out.
The Phillies practicing today
We're much like Boston in their play.
The old men on the team were not
In practice quite up TO the spot.
All balls that sizzled down their way
They let proceed and did not stay.
Young Turner. who was hurt last week.
Again was forced the bench to seek.
His strength gave way while in left field
And homeward to the plate he reeled.
His captain gave him some more grace,
And Delehanty took his place.
The Giants showed up very well,
Their work was sharp and clears a bell.
When time was called this first of May,
Four thousand people saw them play.
No umpire came to Judge the game,
1t had to go on just the same;
So German had to take the job,
With Reilly for his pal, be COB.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-13
TfUsTeg SALE.


NUnEREAs, ON TtE 18Th DAY or so.
w vember. isiH Isaac Hunter CD execute
and delivered 10 tho undcrusucd hia certain
ucrd OF trust conveying tho following Uu.
aCrbed trArts OF Ian 10 talt Lakr CITY, SAT-
Lake county, Territory uf Utah, toswiti Lots
one tl). two ~, three tAI, four ltl, seven 90
ard sItht o., and the south hAif Of lots i've 90
ana TX lbl, sIl IN blucs $50 OF plat "l,' 10
rHlt LAKE CITY survey in trust g. secure the
payment OF hIa pfomiss1rY motto Tor The tum Of
'l,i.1. with interest phyaIio 10 4. X. Williams
ur order aud
Whereas said deed Of trust provides among
other things that IN case Of dufAult In the pay.
mCnt ~ sad note or tho Interest thereon, the
estate No public venue 10 the highest bidder
Tor cash, all OF which appears by SAID deed
recorded ia Honk 'di" ~ mortgages on page
as ut tho records uf sad rnlt Lake county, 10
Wulrh reference la hereby made; and
Whereas, Default has been made iu the pGy.
mrut oil said uotu. both principal aud interest,
ana the lcsul holder Of said note ha1 requested
me 70 sell said rrA' estate aud apply tho pro
creds 10 the payment Of the SAID Indebtedness
after paying the cuais OF sale, including reAs.
ouhhlc attorneys fees and compensation Tor
the trustee;
sos, therefore. 1. j.. NJ Stout. trustee. DO
hereby give public notice that upon Tucsday,
tho llst day OF December. lt.3. AZ 10 O'Clock
Am. of said day, ~ TIE trout door OF the
County Court House IA salt Lake Cny Utah.
being TIE wcft door Of rhid uuudiurl / will.
hy virtue 81 tie authority IN me vested by Haid
trust deed sell tue SAID real estate heron.
above described % public ycuduc 70 the high
ct bidder for cash J, ~. atOurE,
CHARLES u. JACK, Attorney.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-13
watering SION md Irnr,...

II Is habit that makes man think Il
Is right 10 doIriycu horse Of water from
%. N. til noon and from / D. m. til
o in tho evening. or even later, no mat.
ter how hot tho day may be- or how
hard the labor. Feed i8tcuico this year.
and came to tho conclusion that thrift
aud humanity would work doublo to u
nicely by Watering tho work teams at
10 q. m. mud 3 y. m.
AZ IL happens, wn have water within
q reasonable distance ~ each pl0wcd
field this season aud can drop the traces,
80 to water aud return IN 10 or ~ min.
utos' time, or oven less Whom the day
IS hot how tho water Is rlshpd NJ 10
o'clock Ia the mornngl The toum goes
back 90 work roiIChud, and thcrc is not
the usual gauuting by noon. Whom work
IS stopped ut noon, tho horses do not
want any great quantity ~ water, aud
tho stomach IS In good shape Tor dinner.
But two objections will be- made to
this extra watering Tho water Is not
always convenient, and when 10 Is not
given rs frequently rs tho horse is
taught % expect IL the suffering will be
great proior 60 make 10 convenient.
When y field Is too far from water.
shall have the blacksmith swing kog
between two wheels aud attach % pair
Of shaft. 90 ihoaxlc This can DO drawn
by tho horse, or behind % culuyltor or
wagon. II anything pays IN cash and
then pays 100 per cent extra in slt.aiuc
ton, why not have tho satisfaction
have only a small supply of corn this
year, and ns Il is worth 80 cents "a
hushel have little inclination Co huy
In fact. clover hay and water hayu loru
my chief dependence. and my Dix horses
are IN bcttor condition today than they
have been IN any summer Cor years,
though usually ted grain uhuudutly
Whom idle, they are watyrcd I've times
@ day in She stable. u, pasture and
water fruu apr.ugs arc out of nylc ia
this locality Just now III. - German
IN Rural Now Yorker
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-13
PROVO.
First District Court.

Suit was filed this morning in the
Tlrst district court by the United
States. by its attorney John W. Judu,
a5aine, John w. Beasley, Alex. HeG.
uulsl, Sam Sohwah, Giles Holden
Joseph h. Muriock, +. II. simmons
and n. w. rinlny Tor s3lB,25 and In
teresl from July 70, 1885. Tbs ieiena-
ant Bessley was appointed clerk 81 the
First district court on the goth OF Al.
gust, 1894, aud tho compiaiat charges
that the anount Of S3l0.25 belonging
TO the United States WIS paid Into MS
hande and that he has iailed anu re-
funed 20 pay the sams oyertO the plain-
ia upon its demand. The other de-
Pendants are his 6ufotiot, aud the COM
plnint further charges that they also
nave failed and refused 10 pay over the
amount after neing Notified Of tue de-
fault
The case OF Salt Lake CITY Of al W
!. II. Colladga ot AL, the Jordan
Jam case 10 still before the court.
J. 4. Booth, executor, We a, dreun'
halgh ct Al, judgment ~ default Tor
flsB.sJ.
John II. Reader has brought suit
ngaiust Henry a. Woodtun, Emma
Nj. Woodruff, Mary r. Hsrm',on ana
and h.. h. Harmston TO collect s2,0ol,
Un a pfomissory note, and for forsclos'
urs Of n mortgage on Ulniah county
realty, given 10 secure payment o. Tue
note.
Alfred Cur,li, Of Aurora, was nr-
raigued on sn Indictment changing
him with assault with deadly weapon
"a knife), with intent 10 do e0uily harm
upon the person Of WIN. ivlo, On No
yrmber l7th, in SEWER county. lie
pleaded moi guilty aud was released On
$500 baIl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-13

NoriuE IsurREHY GIVES THAT ar
~ regular meeting OF the board ct dlrcc
lufs o. sald company, hold on tho 18Th dav OF
N0NcmlCr. lsJl, ASSIGNMENT No d OF riN Per
cent. or 10 cents ptr share. was levied on the
capital stock ~ thc corporation, payable on
December iaL isli, 90 tuu secretary, o. the
uliru 90 the company, room ut. cullen Hotel.
WUat Second suufh street, SAT- laEu cry,
tthu Territory. ANY stock upon which tbs
nssscahmuut may remain unpald on luCt1ay.
December ilst, $50, Will b. delinquent and
adyerused Tor sale al public auruuu, aud va.
Ices payment ia Wadn before, Will De- sod On
Thursday, January llth. lssl. Ht Z O'cIuct y,
M, ~ pay the deliuqucu. asscssmunt together
with tho CuH'H Of Hdycrtising ana expense Of
sale ~ order ut the board OF directors,
90 West second North street, ralt Lake
CITY, November % lhNl,
ARTHUR PARSONS. sccY.
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II the ordinary person wore to taLe
mp pheasant raising as hobby DO
would vote oyory variety delicutc-that
Is, uulc ho possessed great patience
una an almost unlimited capacity for
work Playing mother To- dozen or
morc young pheasun,s, In which there
SO ma lnhuru desire 10 eat every hour on
no. and whose appcrtcs crave such it'd.
bits us gnu or grub- and insect cggs
from ola reo trunks, is 400 occupation
which keeps oao ON the jump or dig
mut Of his time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-13
TRUSTEES SALE

NOTICE Il HEHEhY GIVEN THAT, ~
~ accordance with and under the power
gud authority granted b. that certain uust
deed made December lst, -ai, 10 mo under.
signed trustee by Dnbtrt H. Amostdcscfibed in
said trust deed Hs an unmarried mani and
recorded m Book Of mortgages pngea lIi
20 100 inclusive, records OF salt LaEa county.
uiah Territory, tue undcrsigned trutieo Wi
otuT Tor sale ana soil ~ tho highest bidder tor
chsh, ~ the west front door u Mo salt lA.o
county courthouse, IN Wit The west front
rAlt Lake tity, Utah on December 2s $50 az
~ o'clock noon OF that day, all the real estate
hereinafter Cescubod, 10 pa AMI discharge
The indebtedness secured BY sad trust deed
aud interest thereon, and atty dollars ftt0t.
ncya foes and compensation TO said trustee
and the cost Of this notice aud rNprato VI sale
The sale wilt DO made at thr request -
Charles d. rnmcr0y, The party OF the thiri
part mentioned m suld trust deed ana the
legal holder OF said Indebtedness, ana because
90, the dcfHut IN tic phymcnt Of the interest
upon SAID indebtedness, aud said Indebtedness
~ nc saun became due and payable and 40.
curding 10 lNo tenor and effect Of the prOmis.
sorry mote mentioned and described 10 said
trust deed, and according To Tue provisions "
said trust deed, and because the said third
party he declared tho principal sum man.
toned 10 tad promlsiory note and said trust
deed due and payable ia accord lnco with thc
prONlfiuns OF fslu note anu drUd because of
the default ~ ahit niihcTi - Amosin the pay
muut of the int,rHft on sara ludrhtedaest. In
the manner and 10 the time specified iu said
note, aaid real estate IL particularly described
~ tulIOWH, tuHWItf
A mari of Lot i've t5i 10 block seven ID,
Amended liBi "E" " INC salt Lake Cty sur.
vey. beginning ~ point forly.tWo and thrce-
quarters I4tl iect south Of the northwest
corner otFair lut. aud running thence north
furiy'two and three quarters tt2'. feet, ;hence
north atvcuNsfHur degrees aud nftYs cone mln.
utcaltl deg % "a In D. east oiEhty'tWO ana one.
half 1895 feet 10 The northeast corner ~ hAid
lot thence sDuthUr'y along the east limo OF said
lot thirJ two and ono-half feet t82Al feet,
thence westerly n|netythTee and oHo.hAt
tYfsl feet more or lcss 10 the place Of begin.
uing; siiuHtcd boz rAlt LAKE City, salt Lake
county, ltah Territory.
ISAAC ~ wApDELL, Trustee.
Dated November 80, 1853.
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NOTICE. OF AssrssMENr.
ncfotet and SAT- Lake Agricultural and Manu-
factuuur tanHl COMPANY Principal
place OF business salt Lsse
CItV. Itah

NOuCE - HEREBY GIVES THAT At
- meeting uf the uouri u directors Of
tho said company, helf 90 Hnit Lake tity. Utth,
on the IN uaY ~ December, lfNp. an Haets
mcnt was levied on tue tuhscnhed capital
stock % No corporation Of twenty I'VE cents
per share, payahie 10 T. John Suttaii secretary
and treasurer 10 iiH uiluo No. " fhat SCUM
Temple street, ON or before me ltih CAV or
December. isii. Any stock On which SAID a.
tessuent romans unpaid on Ihufsday, JAnu.
AIRY o. LESS, shall he deemed delinquent, and
advertised fuf Hr'n a. public nuctton, and "
payment u MOI mHtu before VIII be SOLD On
M6ndty the l5th dav 81 January. ~, ~ :
90 och . ~ 20 the oncu % ne secretary. No 81
faat outh Temple street @aIt iake liV. Utah.
To- pay tho Delinquent astotsment together
with coats u Advertising and expense uf sale
l.. joins NtTrALt, fccrttary.
sal. Lake city. Utah, Dec. e. 1870.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
The Ajax Mining Company Location OF prin.
cipal place % business Nalt Lake CITY,
Ulah Territory.

NOTICE II Hereby GIVEN THAT ~
~ nmcctus e. tho hoard ui Director OF
TIC Ain ,lhuE Company. hold ON Tho
Twenty nfih ,iiftl day ~ suyomhar, lsji. su
assessment ~ nte cents % ccntfI
por share was levied ou the rhHitai
stock ot the rnmunuY. payable twmells
atcly 10 lr1ns Knox. t-ossuror, ~ the
National Haak OF the Republic, salt Lake CITY,
tiah Any stock upon which this % essmcut
mag remain unpaid uu the thifurih % thl DAY
ct December. lsai. will be delinquent and AL
yeftltod Tor sale az public auction, aud unlcaH
payment is made before, viii uc sold On the
eighteenth llsthl DAY % JauuatYi lstl 90 pa
the Delinquent assessment, tngether With cost
Of Advoriisng and expense o sale.
ISAAC JENNtNG4. -ccy.
once rooms . aud 90, UaipnA block, sat
Lake CITY. Utah.
sALt LAKE. Cirr. NOV lg l.gi
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.
West cable Munius aud Milling Company
Principal Race of Business, salt
Lake Ciy, Utah,

NroriCE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT At
~ amrviing " the board Of directors Of
said corporation held On tbs 10Th day OF ucto.
Der, 49,, an hHHcssnent OF one cent per share
wa levied upun tho capital stock ~ SAID cor.
uuratiYu, payable 20 the secretary A. the com.
pauy'f unlrU, fuem ,li Progress building, rhlt
Lake lity, on OF patNstHe OH y % Nuyom'
boz 1894 Any STOCK upon which tins nsst ssmcIt
may remain uupaIu uu tho dIth duY uf Aovum.
uur, 1873 viii b. delinquent and viii te sold
aud unless payment ~ mado before, will no
sold on tus day appointed TO pay the doin,
quent EssessmenI toFetl' or with costs OF ndyor
tlscment and expense Of sale.
GEO, RNAN. Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-13
NOTICE or ASSESSMENT.
San LAKE CITY. Ctah,
November lt. 1875.

SAN LAKE CITY. Utah.
November ll. 1875.
The Rolte valley Land and 1.-Two Stock Com.
parv Location Of llaut. Boise valley,
Near Parma. Canyon County, ldnhu.
NO1lUr u nEREhY GIVEN lliAT. At
~ amCeung of the board pi drcut1rs hrId
IT the oncr 90 the company Al SAT- LAKE Ni.l'
Utah. on November IGN. l-li. Az ntscssmonf
no li 81 twenty till coats per share was
levied uron the capital stock OF the company,
payable 10 tho secretary ot the company AZ
Their cilCs NJ SAT- Lake City, Uthh
Any ff0e. uUon which SAID assoftmont ghal
remain unpaid on Monday december ltth,
iili. will Ir delinquent aud advertised Tor sale
o. uuuuC suction, and unless payment ia uaao
before. viii uo sold on Monday December a.,
$50. at . O'Clock pm. At tho nnlco uf the 600.
RELAY at sails Lake CITY. ttah. 20 pay thc dc.
Inuurut assessment together with the cost uf
advertising and expenses ~ sale.
hf order OF iho BOARD u DIRECTOR.
uuieE VALLEY LAND & LIVE STOCK co.
fuEp riWus, Secretary.
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LEGAL NOTICE
In The Probate Court ln and for salt Lax
County, Territory 0f Uan
In the natter Of tho Esia,s and Guardiansht
VI samuel J. Richards. Minor
order lyug time and piace Tor settlement OF
account and discharge

lWANkLiN ID NituAHUs, TuE GUAR
\ uiiu OF the person and tslato OF sumuc.
hlchafds, minor. having or thit day tun.
lh this cuuft his unAl account ~ biz rratdian.
sup OF we estate ~ tald minor luq petition
ipr az barge, its ordrrrd tnai Wtdncsday
lnc l'th day OF December. s. -. lfiL 81 %
ocioQt SIN, at Ike court ruUm ui HaiN court in
.hu county Court il0use of sait COUNTY, De anu
Ntt ttiue a hereby appointed thn time AMI
pace Tor tue settlement ~ the Hnii account
Hhu nearing STA pUuu1r for discharge unu
VA no CLERK gyd rouco thereof ~ causing
nohrcs o. Dr. pIaiet IN three public ulavCs in
lht tity ruU comfy. uud uuhlishud ln the
Oh EHEt vLNiNg NEWs, a Newspaper print
Cd and circu.ste IN sat Ln-e county Utah
TERRITORY, f1r three weeks furcutsUeir next
before said d1y Of setlamc!t ncroriiug o.
law. j. a. hchALIr,
Dated Sotcubcr15. is5.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
Ths Comatook Silver Mining Company. Loca'
uon Of prineinAl place " business, sAt
Lake civ. Utah Territory.

NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ meeting OF tho board % directors OF
said comrany, hold on the and DAY o. Decem,
her 20 an nssessneut OF seven ana one nay
~ The corporation. payable Immediately 70
Joseph NJ touon, socretAry, NJ his gM' e. room
30 nnoUcr BLOCK, SALT Lake Guy. ltah AefH
tory ANY stock upon which ms tsseFsmnnt
shall remain unpaid on Friday, ne Atd day OF
January, i,.0. Will be dcuuqloWt ana a1vef
used f0f saIo n public auction, tnd unic"
pavmont smsdc before, viii De- so.d on Mon.
dav. January 9Th lse.. W ~ o'cio.t y. ui, 70
par tho Delinquent asscssmcul together WIN
the costs II advertising and enpenfc Of sale,
10 order ~ the board o. directors.
Boom "a Hooper Block, salt Lake ny, Utah,
December md, l.Yi. ......... .