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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-25
THE klUHMOND DIsPATCH-FKlDAv OCTOBER 25 1895.
Yost. OF Staunton. have some earnest
JUDGE CARDWELI.

IT If1f 'AhDN l.lsl.
Justice CarlweI. OF the Virginia Stu
preme Court of Appeals. arrived In the
city yesterday evening on a visit TO some
friends. and left for home this afternoon.
The Justice. who IL "A most interesting
conVersationalist. gave n deplorable pic
tuTc Of the condition of the farms in
Virginia. owing to the long continued
drought. with the exception OF a few
showers i'm October, he says there has
been no rain In Virginia since July last.
aud the creeks. rivers, and springs are in
many places dried up. Farmers in Han
over and the surrounding counties. he
says. are so respondent over the gloomy
prospect that they are taking no interest
In the political campaign, or in fact. in
anything but their burned up crOts
and parched and hardened fields
Regarding the political canvass in the
state. the Judge said the Democratic out
look was as bright and promising as
could be expected. and the party had
nothing 10 apprehend If the vote can be
gotten out. He was somewhat fearful.
however, of that hanc Of the Demo
Gratis after repeated successful cam
uaigns apathy. which. he said, prevailed
t. an alarming extent in several sec
tions Of the state.
POSTAL AND PERSONAL.
Changes Of fourlh-cass postmasters:
Costncr CASTOR county. y. C.. Sudia
Friday vice - :. Costner. resigned.
cody. Halifax county. Va. W. r. Reese
vice \. J. Harvey. resigned; Fields, Meek
lcnhurg county. Va. g. r. Wells vice
j. ". Hcrshman, resigned; Green6aie,
Washington county, Va Mrs. NJ. G.
Castcel vice W. &. Flecnor. removed,
keezletown Rockingham county. Va. \.
H. Bertram vice =. \. Bertram dead.
State Senator W. y. Little. Of Freder-
icksburg. was in the city to-day attend
ing 90 important legal business in the
district courts.
Il W, Courtney. Richmond passenger
agent of the Norfolk and Western rail-
road. was in the city. on his way to Bal
timore and Philadelphia.
Arrivals to-day: Dr. Il. White and
wife. Lexington Va; Rev. J. W. Lee.
Greensboro. y c.; j. b. Stuart, +. j.
Smith. G.. -. Bardwicke +. ". Atkin-
son. and II. +. Ryder and wife, Rich
mond. j. W. Mccormick and wife. Nor
folk. {. H. Reid. r. : Brock, T.. +. Pill
son. and W. ". McCaulcy. Richmond;
q. w Davis and G. l.. Kelly. Roanoke:
j. W. Anthony and wife. Richmond;
T.. ". Gray DanvilIe, Va; John Jordan
and wife Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-25
MONEY TO LEND
MEETINGS.
MEETING OF SURVIVORS OF MA
HOMES DIVISION.

An adjourned meeting OF the survivors
of the brigade and division commanded
by General William Malone will be held
at Lee Camp Hall front roon) on SA-
TCRDAY, the 18th instant. at s o'clock
L. NJ, 10 receive the report OF the COM
mittee appointed at a previous meeting
on resolutions respecting the services OF
General Malone as a Confederate COM
mander. JAMES f.. PHILLIPS.
Chairman.
f.. Scott Gibbs Secretary oc 2-2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-25

WAR OF THE ROSES" BAZAAR,
for the benefit OF the Virginia Home for
lncurables. TO be held at the Regimental
Armory, commencing
NOVEMBER 9TH,
and continuing until Saturday night.
November 18th. General admission. 10
cents. Season tickets. 50 cents. Meals
served from IL o'clock NJ. until II o'clock
p NJ. oc 22-ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-25

APRON FETE.
The Young Ladies' Aid Society or Broad
Street Methodist Episcopal church Will
give an APRON AND NECKTIE FErE
In the LECTURE-ROOM OF the church
FRIDAY, october 18th. from 10 IL L.
n. Admission. including supper. 25c.
DC 2i-2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-25
ADJUSTMENTS.
MOZART ACADEMY

TONIGHT AID TOMORROW.
OCTOBER 18th AND 18th.
MATINEE MORROW,
Eugene X bin on's and Jam Il. NugentS
greatest OF al. great sag Inventions,
4 RIDE FOR LIFE.
Walter Fessler. author and INVENTOR
a revelation In stage effects. Good
comedy; splendid singing and dancing:
oc 25-it
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-25

REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUsN-
NESS CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices of Money, Bonds. stocks,
GRIM, Tobacco, Cotton, &C., and
Indications.
z-SuW wlkF'

- WASHINGTON. October 2i.-Fore-
(iI2 east for Virginia and North Caro-
ina: Fair weather; warmer !;
south to west winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-25
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. o.. October 2t-Flour-
Fairly active; winter patents, $N4 $50;
spring do. S.5ja37O
Wheat Steady; No. red track, 66 Lie.
Corn-Quiet and steady; No. white,
sc; No. > mixed. 32c.
Oats-Fairly active and easy; No. >
white track. - l-2c.; No. mixed, track,
2lc.
Pork-Quiet and firm mess, &75.
Lard-Firmer, steam leaf, S6Z5; Kettle,
s52j.
Bacon-Firm: loose shoulders. S.25:
short ribs, $50; short clear, s.; boxed
meats, 2jc. more.
loose shoulders. $50: short ribs, $50;
boxed meats. &c more.
WhfskcN-Si29
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SAILED.

Schooner George ". Anderson, Cate,
New York via Bermuda Hundreds, lum-
Der: vessel. Curtis K Parker
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-25

81. LOUIS, October 9i-Four-Un-
changed
Wheat-Higher: May. So 3-4c
Corn Higher: October. q Use; Decent
bel. II 3-ic; May. ~ 3-Sq26 l2c.
Oats-Higher; October, II lie; Decem-
Der. lSc.: May. 20 3-ic.
Pork Standard mess. SSJ0dSs62 H.
Lard-Prime steam. s5.i5: choice, $555.
Shoulders. S6.75 longs. $51 ~;
cleac ribs. So: short clear. 1912 IL
Dry-Salted Meats-Shouders, $j62 l-2;
ribs IS; clear, S2j.
Uigh WInes-si -
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THE COTTON MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, Oct) Der q lZ.3V 1. NJ
Cotton-Market ,,,n quiet prices s5Iee ea 10 ej
bales; American, $500 bales; specul' ZION
and export, 40 tales; receipts. lI|tO
bales, all AmeIicoa.
Futures opened weak; demand fair;
American mlllling low Wldulng ciluse
November and DE .cI1ber, -J-6i4i SID
January and February. 4 2s-6i 29-6i,
4 1854, I 3l-64. 1 81. I 29-6i. 3O-Gid.
February and March, SO-ti 32-oi
March and April $l,ei Z 23-si, 22-si
April and May. 3i-6i. 4 STD.
June and July, SI-6id.
4 p M~Amerlcan middlng, fair.
5 3-I6d. good middling. sd; low mid
ding. I'D. good ordinary, S-sd.; ordi-
nary. 3-l6d.
4 3O-6id, value; November and December.
4 30-6id., sellers; December and January.
{ 30-6iG4 3l-6id. sellers January and
February. 4 Sl-6iai 32-64d. sellers: Feb
ruary and March. 1 3-26tni 33-64d., buyers.
March and April; 1 si,6id.. sellers April
June. 1 3s-6ini 37-6id.; June and July.
4 37-64d4 3s-6id., value; July ana August,
4 Ss-64d.. sellers. Futures closed steady.
NEW YORK. October 2t-Cotton-E Easy;
mldd!ing. 3-Sc good middllng. 5 l,2c;
Net receipts. 536 bales; gross, 5s25 bales;
forwarded, III bales: sales, $50 bales, ali
splnners; stock 1914 bales.
Totals to-day-Net receipts. $3.50 bales:
exports-to Great Britain. t.IS ba les;
Continent, 1851 bales; stock. ss9.0es bales.
Totals so far this week: Net receipts,
25i 222 bales: exports-to Great Britain.
y l95 bales; France. sO06 bales; Continent.
g.. 51s bales.
Totals since September list: Net receipts
1910. 500 bales; exports-to Great Britain.
27S,77 bales; France, 1928 bales; Cont
nent. 2s.70s bales:
Futures closed steady: sales, $1,000
bales October. $s.ls; November. s. IS: De-
S.%; March sg;Aprii. &'iS; May, @.ss;
June. Ss.5s July. sS63
NEW ORLEANS. LA. October "a
Cotton-Futures steady; sales, $3.50 bales:
October. &.T: November. s. %; December.
March. $751; Aoril. 1874; May, ss.3s; June,
ssh.
NAVAL-STORE MARKETS
WILMINGTON. n. c., October a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or RICHMOND. OCTOBER oath.

Schooner Addie b. Bacon. Charleston:
phosphate rock.
Schooner Mamie Saunders. SteelmAn,
Philadelphia, coal; S. IL. Halves Il Co.
Schooner Lucie Wheatley. Taylor. New
York. SALT r. +. Williams Company and
Davenport & Morris
Steamer Poe. pOntas. Graves. Norfolk.
merchandise and passengers. Irwin Welsh.
ger superintendent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-25

REMOVED. TO Us EAST BROAD
STREET, EDISONS KINETOPHONE
AND PHONOGRAPH pARLOR. New
and new selections on the Phoncgraphs.
J. A. NORRIS, 525 east Broad street.
&C 22-Tu w, FrxSaft
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-25
-IEINIsE NECEssAKY.

country ana I'm our system OF
-. compromise man and the
man are Indispensable IN
..tfIous The fact that Shcr-
aggressive and bitter as was
.nhNlg va 1880 made Garfield.
'.m.s. man. the President; and
ul Walker personally Is a
De- is totally and wholly unnt
Hfh me present party condition
and Of itself a fatal blow
OF his friends. who suggest
f. Craftsmanship. Is his rank
uacs. The Republican party
aIl 90 be in my opinion. com
30 n folly. and, with General
JESS head the Virginia dele
'hr next national convention
t lind their selves importuned
.n. of Pennsylvania; Teller.
or even garrulous Senator
Nevada. and this would be
90 VIII n the Republicans or
p not propose 10 subject them
CENSUS Of opinion among the
.... here seems TO be that Col
... -. Brady Is the most avail
...I ,. '9f the position. However. Co
'..il Lamb. Of Norfolk George
a. Portsmouth. and Jacob
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-25

Schooner Roger Drury. New Haven.
Schooner g. McFadden. Boston.
Schooner y. Lawrence, Norfolk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-25
CHICAGO IJvE-sTOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK-YARDS. ILL. October
2.-Cattle-Receipts, llC00 head. Market
weak and lOc. lower; common to extra
steers $3.i0d$35j, stockers and feeders,
s.. 50NS3.S, cows and bulls. $l.25H 50;
Texans, SL7ju S3j; western rangers,
s2.Jtlizil5.
H0gs-Rcceipts, 81 go head. Market firm
and 90. higher. heavy packing and ship
ping lots. $3G)aS}90: common to choice
mixed $500 $3.50; choice assorted, $500
$3.50; light, $3.ijd$3.90 pigs. S2uS.SO.
Sheep-Receipts, Il 90 head. Market
firm and &C. higher; inferior 10 choice
ST. 25ut3o0; lambs $3dsL60
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-25

PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, OCT. 9th.
(By telegraph
ARRIVED.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-25
"A UFAT--

Cash quotations. Flour was quiet and
firm No. spring wheat. 80 3-Sdol l-Sc. :
No. red, 6lN63 3-4c. No. > corn. 81 l-ip
Bic. No. , oats. IS l-2c. Mess pork. Ss.20lg
$50 Lard. &.57 Ia s. 60 Short rib sides.
A.tN$f75. Dry-salted shoulders, SL37 l-2G
s.. Whiskey. S122.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-25

John Nichols was reelected secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-14
TnusIfE SALE


NLTnElEAs, on THE iarH DAY OF NO.
w ynmhnr, l-a Isaac Hunter Gu execute
and delivered 10 lhu undur.ikued his certain
urod 81 trust converting tho tollnWnf de
fcribcd tracts Of lana m ralt Lake CITY, sat
Lake county, Territory OF Utah, tu'Witi Lola
one tlI Two "a, three 80. four lth scNoh 90
add eight ~ and the south hair OF luta i've lol
anu az tgl. oil IN block iill % plat c. 10
tait Lake CITY survey. Ia trust % secure the
payment OF hia pfomiaaorY note for he eum OF
As.U. with interest payable 10 T. h Williams
or order, and ..,.--.-
other thuga that m case Of default IN the pay.
meat Of said note or The interest thereon We
undersigned might proceed W soil said real
estate Al public venue 90 the highest bidder
Tor cash, All Of which. appears BY said decd
recorded In iinok "ai.a ~ mortgages on page
as q the records Of iaii salt Lake county, 70
which reference Ia hereby made and
Where's. Default mas been madc IN tue ppfs
meut OF said note, both principal and Interest,
and the LEGAL holder OF said nuto has requested
me 20 sell said real estate ana apply TIC pro
ceeds to the payment u the SAID Indebtedness
after paying the costs nf sale, Including feha'
ouAblr attorneys fees and componiAlion Tor
the trustee
hereby give public notice That upon Iueslal,
Tue STAT DAY OF December, isli, u 70 o'eloet
am. oi ssid day al tue front door Of tho
County court House In ealt Lake CITY, Utah,
lbains Inc west door OF said building VIII,
hy virtue ~ ne authority in nc vested by snid
tTutt decd soli the sad real estate htfeih'
above described NJ public ytnduc 70 ihe high'
est bidder for cash j. n. sloLIL
CHARLES u. JACK, Attorney,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-14
MINOR MENTION.

The Sacramento, Cal, Bee OF Dec.
lith. has an editorial article advooAi'
inr The election OF Judge q. q. Good.
win a. one OF the nfsl senators from
Utah.
An important meeting Of foung
Mem. Mutual improvement assoeia-
ton Officers 10 to be- held tomorrow
Sunday at II O'Clock. Every a,s?cis-
lion ofiicer In the city should po
present.
Tho grand jury which adj burned TO-
day Indicated It's busiuess'liks ospaci'y
by furnishing each Of the newspaper
a oopy Of it, Anal report 10 isolllla's
placing the matter therein contained
neiors the public.
The ban Francisco Chronicle has
toms,hipg OF interest for every mother
In the states OF Washington, Oregon.
California and Nevsda, and the tsrh-
tory Of Ariaons. II announces an In.
tentiou OF presenting a silver souvenif
cup TO every baby born on Christina
dpy in the localities named.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-14
Personal Paragraphs.

@. y. samuols, OF Chicago, Ia at the
romplston.
o. A. Brown, OF Omaha, is a Tompls-
ton guest.
W. i. Bowers, OF sau Francisco, Ia at
the Walker
W. Is. Williams, OF omaha, is a knuts-
ford guest.
F,F. Rogers, OF Denver, was among
oday's arrivals At tho Templaion.
Mrs. ]. J. Peters IL down from Park
City and registered NJ tho Cullen
W. n. Reeves aud family, of Pocalello,
arc guests at the Cullen.
William Hatfield and J. &. sullivan, OF
Eureka, arc arrivals at the Cullen.
q. 7. Graham and wife Of San Jseo,
arc arrivals nj the knuisford.
J.. 4. Thornc. a prominent travelling
nan rom Chicago, Ia registered at tho
knutsfoTd.
Hon. aud Mrs. Abram Hatch are In
rom Hebor city, aud are stopping al the
Cullen.
Secretary Of State-eleot James Z. Ham
nond has been ia the capital for soin'
lime preparing for the meeting OF th'
Legislature, aud IL stationed al iho Ten
9leiOn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-14
PLEASANT GROVE.
Utah COUNTY Notes.

Utah county district school teacher,
meet here tomorrow, the lith. A ban
luet will be rendered them at the city
aall. Mrs. Is. W. briggs has been en-
ragged 10 supsrintend tho dinner. Every
,iiorl will DO made TO give the visitors
, grand treat. A dance in the evening
0lll conclude y moe program.
Miss Cady Dunekley, Of American
Fork, 10 very III OF diphihpria. The
younR lady was 10 have beeu married
Wednesday 10 Mr. Honrold, but tho
wedding was deferred on account Of
her serious illness.
Alexander Bullock and James o
Bullock, brothers, who ran on the
Republican and Democratic tickets for
mayor Of Pleasant Grove city, have
,een notified TO appear tomorrow beioro
tho secretary Of state TO dstsrmine
which shall serve, there being n ITO
IA tho vote.
Tho marrying fever has struck Thu,
own. No lees than i've In ono day
lsst week.
Typhoid fever l. quite prevalent at
Sprinvvills anu Mapeion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-14

In tho district couri in and for the Third Ju'
dicial District nf Unh lorritOry,
County u salt iake



The people ~ the Territory Of Utah, tend
greeting to Alfred Old. defendant
You ARE HEHEnY REQUIRED TO ar
4 pear In an action brought ng tilsl you ~
the above named plaintiff tn the district court
Of the Third judicial uiatfirt q the irrrillfi
of ttah, aud 60 auawcr the COMP nint h!cl
therein within ten DAYS toNclusVe OF TIE jay
of aoryiCel after tho sofyiro on you % WIS
summnus-if served within this county of, "
served cut OF this county, but ~ thls alttl y,
within twenty daysi otherwise VIVA ieliy
dArt-or judgment by default WI he na,s
hsainst you, according 10 the pfAye' sMu
lhr said action itbroughtto have decree
Of thlH court difaulving the huuds oi inhlli,
mony between plaintiff aud ueiendanb Ana
awarding TO plaintiff tho custody OF We mihut
child. itauo Of aaii mafuhsei $50 fiAhNnh
y Alnun other aud proper ruiict pfsyeu os
the ground that on Or about the IN usl "
June 1875, defendant wiltuIW aul Wlhoul
cause deserted aud abandoned plainuu hhd
has ever aimee continued and sun epnuhegs
20 live separate aud apart from hct without
aty sufficient cause and without any ieAsnh
and against her Will ami wltheui her eons.u1
Aud you are hereby netiled that you iau
10 appear and Answer said Complain "a above
rs1uirsd. toe said paingM viii apply 10 tue
court Ter the relief demanded therein. ~.
Witness, mo Honorable tauuei a, hettlu.
iudFr. and the seal ~ ihe district
r1urt Of ha Ihrd Jud cial uhtrtct,
fsrALl IN and Tor The Territory OF Ntah,
this 1th day uf September ln the
vsar u our iord ono thousand
oisht hundrcd aud ninctYsuye.
DAVID e.. DUNBAR. NlcfE
ny gro. Il. LOOMS, Deputy Clers'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-14
TRUSTEES SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT. ~
~ accordance with AID under the power
and AuthnritY granted by ihaI certain uuel
deed made beeemhrr lsl' ~, :" we Nngal'
strurd trustee by GUlrrt o. Amut described "a
shid trust deed a. an unmarried mAnl and
recorded 10 Book V of mortgages paFos lA
10 10 inclusive. records Of salt lAtc county
Utah Territory, the undertigngd trustee WI
ongr Tor sale and aotl % tha highest bidder for
cash. NJ tho wet front door " tue salt l.aAe
county courthouse, 20 wits Toe wesl rohs
entrance OF tho cts and county building, VA
rait i.aks city, Utah, on December -. l-.i, a.
le O'Clock noon OF thht day, all TIE feal etlate
hereinafter described, 70 pay AMI dl,chltHe
tho Indebtedness secured uF SAID tuat decd
aud interest thereon. and hity dollars attoi'
neFt foes anu compensation 10 tali uuuteu
and the cost " lhls notice aud expense OF sale
Charles d. rlmuroy. the party Of NO thTd
mart mentioned tu SAID Iust deed und the
legal holder of said indebtedness, and because
OF the deis,, IN the payment o. me interest
upon said Indebtedness, And SAID Indebtedness
81 tho same became dut ana payable hnd hc.
cordlug TO o. tenor and eject OF the promit.
sorry note mentioned and described IN SAID
trust deed, and according 20 The proWqlons u
SAID trust deed aud because the sAid turd
party has declared tho principal sum men,
ionod lu suid rrumi'sory noiu and SAID tfutt
deed due an payable In accordance with the
uroyisinus OF sill note aud dsed hec,use Of
tho default % sail gilbert u Amos,in the pay
mrnt " the interest on SAID iuurltndnuts IN
tho manner aud NJ the tics specified In SAID
note rAii real estate IA particularly described
NJ tolloWr, tItwlt.
A mart N Lot Five t5) 10 llook Seven ~,
Amended FIAT" OF me tht LAKE Nlly ruts
yoy, beginning a. point foriy.two and thrce-
quarters ,Hl.I feet south OF tho northwest
corner OF HhIu lot, and running thence uorth
f0rty.two and ihree'quniers tiesl feeti hence
north aoyonlTsf0ur degreas and nftY .ono min
utea(Ii de-, 80 min. Beast eighty two aud oar
half (ii1t.f irOl 10 tho northeast corner ~ Hhld
lot, thence southerly along TIE east Inc or sAii
ioi thiriy.lWo und one.haf feet tllsl feet,
tuenCa westerly ninety three and one.half
$50 feet more or lees 20 The place % BEGIN
nmgi situated in sAlt Lake CITY, hAlF Lake
county, ttah Territory
ISAAC A.. WADDELL, Trustee,
Dated November 90 ls9A
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-14
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.


NOTICE l. HEuEnY GIVEN THAT AT
~ AmoeunK o. the board 81 directors or
mo Ajax Htniug IOmuanys ttlA on no
TWENTY NTH tq3tnj day Of NOVEMBER, 1873. an
assossmsnt Of Eve cents " cent
per share was levied on The cAhlai
stock Of the company payahlo mmo1l.
National nark OF tho Ropublic, tAlt Lake oliy,
Utah Any STOCK upon which thls assess,A . ~
may remain unpaid on the thiueih % Gay
Of december. isej. will DO delinquent and az
vcrtlsed fos sale at public suction, ana unlets
payment u made before, viii De t9lh on the
eighteenth 1sthl day ~ January, lsNi 70 pa
the delinquent afactsmcnt toFtthef VIA eoai
of adverfistnr and expense OF sale,
TsAAO JESNtNus, secy.
once rooms . and 90, DalenA BLOCK, rAi
s1Lr 2iSE orr. nov =, 1926.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-14
MlCRosCoPlCAL MEETING.
Interesting Session Held By the Mem
hers Of the secleiJ Last Night

Their. va, large attendance at the
regular monthly meeting Of the Micro
soopical Society Of Utah last evening,
December 10, over thirty members ana
visitor, being present. MI Neal read q
paper on The Microscope In hiuerslosy
ana Li,hOlOgy which was highly en-.
loved by the meeting. Microscopy o.
m. Nerves was tre,ted by Or. Beers
with drawings Of bundles Of nerve
t,s,uo. showing their arrsnaomsns IN
ihe body, which greatly resembledlthe
great Atlantic cable In its structure.
He wa, followed by DR.. Tslmsgs In q
lecture ON Tyndali and tho Germ
Theory OF Disease. Blackboard Illus
trstIons were presented showing the
various Instruments aud appliances
u.ed BY TyndslI to prove the ial'ity Of
the spontaneous origin Of HE theory On
g,nsfslly believed by learned men
only q comparatively few years ago.
The doctors lecture was listeneu 70
with rspt attention.
Al the close OF the session number
OF microscopic slides were exhibited,
and at q late hour the meenng au'
joutnsd for one month.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-14

NOTICE Is HEREBY GivEE TlA1 AZ,
N a moeting OF tho board OF ulfettnie o.
the sad company, held At SAT- LAKE Oity, itah'
on the IN day OF December, lHn an Mstss
ment was levied on the subscfibel eapAal
per shafe paya6le 10 1. John NuttAl secretary
and treasurer, At his ofilce NO. " fast SCUM
Temple street, on or before the lith dAY of
December, 1875, Any stock on whlch $50 p
Ary D, isuU, shall be deemed delinquent, aud
advertised for sale At public Aueuon, andu
payment u not made before VII be sola on
Monday the nth dsv Of January, let, ~
oic ocE % m ~ the once % the secretary, 80. ~
hast south Temple sueot SAT- lale yitf, tab,
~ pay the delinquent sssetsment tossthvf
with costs of Advertising aud expense ~ sale
Il, John NuTrALL, secretary.
salt LAts City, Utah. Dec. 2. 1870.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-14
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.
West Cable timing aud shilling Company.
Pnuclpa Place OF iuslnoas, salt
LAKE City, Utah.

NOTICE u HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
N ameeiing OF the board Of directors or
sald CORPORATION held on tbs 20th day ot Oeto
her. islt an assessment OF one cent per snare
WAS levied upon tho capital stock OF t4ld cor
porauon, payable 90 Tie secretary a! tto com.
panyis once, room gh frog~css huhdinE saw
nke City. on or before tho 10th day of Nuvem'
bsr. 1925 Any stock upon which tina hsstasnient
MAY remain unpAld on tho 18th day u Noyem.
bsr, 1870. Will be delinquent Hnd VIII We sola
nduniess pnyment ID made before, will be
sold on tha day appointed 20 pHy the dcln'
quent AaHCss ment together v.th coats OF AdNer
OIo. IlYAs. secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-14
ASSESSMENT notice.
las coms,oos silver Mining compaay. Looea'
ton Of prihcinh p!ace et nn,lheis' 's'

N.YoTtCE ~ HEaEBY GIVEN THAT ~ ~,
N a meeting OF the board % directors Of
said company, held on me lni day u ueeew,,
.cc,ts per share was LEVIED on TIE capital sAocA
IF The cooperation, payable imue slhleiy ,V
,iossuh N tohon, sosreiary, athis gmc g, room
al Hooper MOCK, .at i1ko Il!y, utah ioI.i
tbaii fensin unpfid on FRIDAY, ne brd Gay or
Januarv, isad, will be doinq uont anl tnfti
TIED Tor sale At public ancuon anu W ,esa
payment is made before, VII Pc sniu On ion ~
nav TIE delinquent aatcssmont, toseihsI Nl'N
IN costs Of adveftltinE and oNpensc OF HAie'
Nv order Of the board q directors 49,.
Room q Hooper Block, SAT- Lahc Nlly' u'An'
Ds''H"'' '" J0sErH ". COHEN. secy.