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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-03-13
SUMMONS.
On Foreclosnre Of Mortgage.

VII OIeciObufe Ol NAOlb2hSS'
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
OF the Fourth Judicial District
State Of Idaho, in and for Lincoln
county.
John f. Lambert, plaintiff
y8
Henry +. Smith, and Mary
Smith, defendants,
Action brought in the District Court
OF the Fourth Judicial dietrict. State OF
Idaho ia and for Lincoln county, ard
the complaint fled in sail county Of
Lincoln, in the Office Of the Clerk OF said
| District Court.
The State OF Idaho sends greeting TO
! Henry =, Smith and Mary smith. You
IRE hereby required 10 appear in an
I action brought against you ~ the above
named plaintiff in the Dietrict Court Of
the Fourth Judicial district, State Of
Idaho, in and ior Lincoln county
and to answer the complaint
filed therein, within ten days Exclusive
OF the day OF seryice) after tie service on
you Of CHS summous, if served within
this county; or II served without this
county but within this District
within twenty days; or if served else
where, within forty days--jr Judge
men. BY default will be taken against
you according to the prayer Of said COM
plant.
The said action is brought to obtain
decree of this Court Tor the foreclosure
OF $40 certain mortgages, described in
the complaint and executed by the said
Henry I. smith and Mary Smith on the /
twcfJh day Of April, 1894, to secure The !
payment of certain prOmisOry note To |
the amount OF Eight hundred and eight |
dollars with interest thereon from the /
18TH day OF April, 1894, TO The 18Th day
of December 1898 according 10 the terms
Of said note.
And tosecure the payment Of certain
promisory note executed and delivered
10 Mary !. Lewis by Henry 7, Smith on !
he 18th day OF April, 1894 for the
amount al Three hundred dollars, With
interest thereon at the rate Of one and
jne-hali per cent per month from date
ill paid, and which was duly assigned,
transferred and set over TO the said John
=. Lambert for valuable consideration |
That there is now due and unpaid On
December 18th, 1895, the amount OF
Twelve hundred and forty-Gye dollars
nd fifty cents, principal and interest on
he said above described notes
That the premises conveyed by said
Mortgage may be sold and the proceeds
hereof applied to the payment OF said
Otes ana interest, and in case such pro-
eeds are not sufficient to pay the same
len TO obtain an execution against said
ieury +, Smith and Mary smith, de-
for the balance remaining due,
nd also that the said defendants, and
y persons claiming by, through or I'M
sr tnem may be barred and torecl0sed
all right, title, claim, lien, equity Of
and interest, in and TO said
ortgaged premises, and for other and
rther relief, and il you fail to appear
nj answer ssid complaint az above re-
lred, the plaintiff viii take default
ainst you and apply TO the Court for
lei demanded in the complaint,
Given undor my hand and tie seal Of
the District Court Of the
49,, Fourth judicial District of
SEAL the State of Idaho, in and
'---- for the County OF Lincoln
this TIN day Of February in
Che year OF our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and
ninety-six.
"A SENTEE, Clerk 49,,
! s. WArERs, attorney for plaintiff &:
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-03-13

Volume /, No. 3 Of "Our Goat
dropped on our table this week.
1t il not much Of a bucker or but
ter, but is devoted to the interests
Of all secret SOCIETIES, will treat you
kindly, and in fact lovingly, yet
like other goats, it must be fed.
10 ia certain it viii eat. J. ".
Wright and 4. $. Tottersoll are the
publishers.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-03-13

When pesrs are created in Great
Britain a ring ID used during the
ceremony.
Female BARRIERS don't pay. A
woman's scrape ia the cause Of
most mems troubles.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-03-13

A new machine has been invent
cd, for drying eggs lis claimed
thas eggs treated by it, viii keep
FOR any length 81 time, and be as
fresh as ever Next
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-03-13

The Busy Bee, published a Abb.
on, has changed hands The new
editor Is +. a. Swanger, and this in-
sures the continuation Of the Bee
aso newsy and valuable paper to
the people Of Cassia county
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-03-13

Captain Gum is doing very good
work. Keep up your lick Captain.
When you get woary-why, you
have our permission 20 quit.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-03-13

If King Hunbert would like to
retain bis throne, he had better let
up on Menelik, or lie won't have
any dagos left to govern.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-03-13

The January number Of Romance
reduced IN price from 10 cents TO
: cents q number aud 10 90 cents
year win replace the old Ro
mauce which for a number Of wears
wss a competitor Of Short Stories.
The magazine will be new and
original departure, with a large
number d Illustrations upon al
sorts q interesting topics. The
Best ana most interesting reading
iof the money oi any Magazine
published, address The Current
Literature Publishing Company,
5Z5s Lafaseite Place. New York. !
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-03-13

One OF the most welcome ex-
changes that reaches our table, is
the 0enesea Sentinel It's bright,
iuil OF vim, yilrol, vinegar and vi
taltg, contains more truth than
poetry and in other respects It ia
all right Send il along.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-03-13

II the Pops and Democrats fuse,
what then2
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-03-13

Railroad Huntington, gets into
some tight corners, in the Pacific
railroad investigation
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-03-13

The increase ia the gold output
in Idaho FOR The past year over the
previous year, $205,S9l
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-03-13

The maker Of the gavel to be
used at the republican convention
in 81. Louis was in the city Of Chi
cago, the other day, and received
great many compliments and con
gratnlations. The mailet is made
from wood from the cabin Of the
Immortal Lincoln, and upon one
end silver plate, while upon the
end is gold one. The ia.
spiration was grand one, and is
significant Of thc principles Of re
publicanism.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-03-13

The Republican State central
committee VIII moet at Weiser, Ida,
Tuesday, March II, 1886, at the
hour Of 3 o'clock p. m, foI the fol-
lowing purposes:
To fix the time and place for the
holding Of the state convention, and
for electing delegates to the Repub.
liean National convention, to be
held in 81. Louis, Mo, June 10Th
1896.
To fix the time and place for
holding the State convention for
nominating candidates for presideu
tial electors, Member of congress
and State officers.
To fix the basis OF representation |
and apportion tho number Of dele
gates to which each county shall be
entitled to, in SAID convention.
TO consider and act upon the
proposition to incorporate in the
.ali for the last named convention,
directions for each county conven-
ion to nominate its candidates for
senator and Representatives ia the
Legislature, at the same time that
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-03-13

The Boise Mail is now one year
Ola. It's quite a hummer, for
yerling.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-03-13

] s. WArsns, attorney for pIaintif.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-03-13

Is complete, and comparison CT orr
prices with other lines is invited. Dons
forget we handle The Popular MEMS
SHIRTS, the handsomest, best made and
best line shown by any house.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-04
POLICE FORCE REDUCED.
Order Of DtCapIlaliOl Issued by The
Commission Last Night


A meeting Of tue board Of police
ana nte commissl1ners, with Ne two
new members-Nafian sud COIN
was held last evening. AZ was pretty
poaerAlly expected, action was ta6en
on the order Of tho City Council, rt.
duoing the number OF men In toe
police department, snd In executive
session, the guilloline was brought into
operation and ten heads, some OF which
were not looked upon ~ being liaulc CO.
decapitaiiou, dropped into the felfcnch'
mout basket.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-04

nae 81 any 90 Ter furnished; but when
saw Tue Interview In print II had
Nten reduced 90 materially Ne ~ make
tquile unsausfaclory 10 me. Olhef-
wise the work In Chicago WAS very
sallsiaotory. There II already marked
mining lever there, aud the tcmpera.
lute u constantly rising. | could not
remain to sre half oi the people who
we're anxious 10 make appointments
with me.
H-te the interest IL net IN strong, but
sun there II muun ~ II, And II 10 grow.
ing. The Mining Exchange IA takiug
ttst from the fatigue n the Granite
Mountain aud bi.metslliC Gays, uut /
an info med that n will sHou resume
business. | met yesterday macy Of the
ltading mining men, iuulu Iing Mr.
Werute, president Of the Min.
log Exchange, aud Mr. Husp
md Nit Rumsey, presidents Of
the B.Motallic uud Granite Noun.
tain Coo. To-Day my time IL Almost
taksD up with appointments. shtlI
probably address thu KansRs CITY TX.
change tomorrow, aud No sOuii there.
after a. can over the news medium.
there, / shall proceed % mevard, stop.
plug over ne train At ID nvof.
. shall be GLAD tD see tue end, fnT
am heartily tifrd Of uoiBg the tuinff !
nave ~ do TO accomplish the ends 4
eek. have not hal one hore.t
nighps sleep since reached New
iUfE, anu that with too much eating
anu too much drinking At too many
times IT tho day and night, aud with
the efforts required g. HCcumuIaty
a a NH.nUaWmna h.
the Invasion Of the new IAper world
am about worn GU; It'll have 9th.
NJ 10 fvgrei, sECuit that 1 c.ull not
DO more. When | thiuE VI the capital
! have met, anu tue many, many men
with whom 1 have talked, men, many
q hem, OF milliOns, feel that tho
NIP hiss not been pfoftless. oar stocks
te being called On both EXCHANGES To
New iYfk. / have written unist.
standing with tue governing board OF
tue Chicago Exchange, aud ~ our
bfUkvfs DO not now get Ia eastern
money, II will simply be because they
10 not take advantages Of tue oppOr.
UNITY they have,
Colonel, without being In the Eul,
ami sevlngliJr yourself you can have
no conception VI the extent Of the All.
yerlisemVnt OF Cripple Crock. / fully
believe II IL more advtr,itcd than was
ever Lradviue, Toe stocks Of tails
camp are listed IN every exchange,
aud not only that, tut Interested men
are present. u protect than on the
Gale. Wa must do the same thing, we
must have tfausief agents Va New
York aud Chicag our stocks, or At
least enough Of them, must DO kept iu
Eastern citlss 10 complete ITausacliDns,
and our brokers' ought o. mHko aF-
Judgements with Eastern brokers 10
mauaRe the market anu keep stocks
uouyc, which eau easily be- done with
u few shares Of stock, hud a dcmanl
TOT our stock can In this way be- uuilt
49,. There can no longer b. any que.
ton Of the coming VI tue mining blom.
What W. re hearing now Il only tue
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-04

The following companies fle1 articles
VI Incorporation win tue county clefz
tOday'
The Mercur Sunshine Gold Minlng
nud milling company with n capital
stock II 81 600, 0lO divided into snAfei
ui 50 each, taken by each VI tue follow
lug inCUrpotatOft, jacob MUrilL,
s3,s32 ,hat,t; W. Scott Cfsmou, ~. =
30, We rye Ctismon, ~ go; John l..
May, l7,6sB; Harry r. DuEe, 1895;
A. l.. HDts.b, 0.bii. anu Harry r.
Duke, trustee, $4,000 shares. J ooU
M0tiI is president, J 1hn l.. May vice.
ptesidBni; w. Scott CrismOu secretary,
aud Harry l.. DIke treasurer.
The company owns tue following
miuiug claims situated In the Camp
FLOYD minlug distfic; Pinto, Acct.
dent, Orient ana Plate Fraction.
The Nancy HauE- Gjid Miulng and
Milling company with capital stock
Of Sl,UO0,0JO, divided Into shares u
tho par vaiue Of IS % each. Tina In.
cUfp1fgtofs ate: JUun l.. DOOly, Harry
T.. Duke, Herman Hill, George GfseD,
John Donner, p. J. Finnell aid James
Hughes. JYnn h, ID iy " PRECEDENT,
Herman Hin vice president, Harry T..
Duke secretary and treasurer rnr
compsny owns the Nancy Hanks NJ.
! aud ., mining claims In tue Camp
Floyd mining district.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-04
NEWS OF THE MINES.
Good Salts a1d Brisk Bidding on Tho
Seek Exchange.
BOUGHT BY SALT LARERs.
Judge Colb5rn Sends Letter Telling Of
His "Trip, TO Colonel
DOnnellan.

Tue sales on the stock exchange
today were above the average anu
bidding was marked with increased
activity. A number Of tue stocks
brought out good quotations and on
some Of them the figures we're In fact
30 close that II was a pity to ste them
passed without Guy transfers being
made. This was particularly the case
with Dalton AMI Lark, non listed
stock, when was Offered al OIL oelts,
with bid o. ~ cents.
Tue Met sale male was that Of 900
shares Of Ajax at slOO. Then follove ,
SALES Of Mammoth sui Sunshine, With
5O shares VI U,ah wanted bAily a,
81 So
The unlisted slocts met with sales Of
$500 shares ui Dalton; D.OJ1 shsres oi
Littir Piuthurs anu 100 snates u Nor.
gan (HardsuTabhltl
The closing figures were a. iollowE
LISTED STOCKS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-04
nouaurnY sALrLAWEas.
the uiEEins brothers are Reported Go
Have Purchased an late Fsst In
The Kansas asId nins.

A California dispatch sAyt: Miss
Jennie Hilton haS sold her interest In
the Kansas gold mine In HafquAhala,
A. r., Tor f85, 900. She was paiI al
Yuma s2j OOU cash, the remainder to
be maid IN siKty days. The buyers are
ID. n. Rud T.. NJ. Higgins, VI Salt
Lab- Guy, who have recently bought
other ipiefetts IN the same property
for $4,000.
Special interest In the sale has been
created by the fact that Miss Hilton
IL probably the only active woman GOLD
miuer aud pTOspecior In the South
wet, n not Ia the dotted 3 .aIes,
She IL about ~ years old ami was born
In Kansas City, Bhe came from
Fresno TO the little town OF SpAdTA, IN
Pomona valley, some years ago ami
taught u school there. Sho was al
ways fond " studying minerals, anu
Ia her summer vacation went 10 All.
zlna 10 sluJy gold anu silver deposits.
She became such devoted pTOspeotOt
that shs never resumed her school
work.
For several years she has been er-
gagged Ia ITuspectlng and seeking in'
formation about mines. She has been
all over AfiIOua and New Mckee
where other miners nave been, and
has ten shared the fortune Of mlueTs
Ia canyons and mountains remote
from ciVinLttion. Last year she anu
an uncle located the Kansas mine In
the Hstquahala region, where Miss
Hilton had besn employed a. an As
ssysr for some mOnlhs. sue personally
supervised the work Of opening Tue
niue, while her uncle has been seek
Ing capital. several unique schemes
In INNING engineering ~ use nj the
Kansks mine were conceived by Miss
Hilton. She has other mining proper
ti,a IN AIiz1nR, And with heT new
capital she means 10 20 more largely
into gold and silver mining than ever
before.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-04

d veioueI by about 5000 feet ~ dfl'to
on The Golden Gate, upon which D. is
estimated that ~ least five million
collars In gold has been alieaIy tx.
posed and blocked out within "A lew
nundtei feet Of this property, tue trend
Of these immense ne bodice be-
ing directly towards Won e.
Group. The Wonder Group com.
prlses the following Claims, VIZ
the Wonder, Norm SHE, Mary H.
Mary T. No. 2, Old Grover, ami ifaC.
ton VI tue Navigator, containing about
~ scrss. Title perfect
There IL one shAti 100 feet deep upon
which n steam hOntiug plant IL being
now erected. A double compartment
working shalt IL being started. Three
hundred Thousand shsfes OF the II. OK
IL Te.rtvoI for thu development VI the
property ald uuilding miIl, oue.hali
OF which IL subscribed i0E MI Quoaly,
the manager, IL one VI tue At GET miu.
ing supefiniendents In tue country,
lie aud his associates have male IL
Iafge cash investmaut IN THE, anu he
viii devote his beet euUfgi,s 10 the
rapid development VI this great mine.
In addition 10 tue cash advances by
Mt q Isaly anu his friends, tue mau.
Agsmrnt have deemed u advisable to
nave ample funds On maud to push the
work M last ~ men sui means eau uC'
cOmplibh II, nnd have .eCidol " plac,
on the market n limited lumber o.,
sunfes of the treasury stock al tue price
VI 81 cents per share, tut reserve tn
fighI 10 raise tue price W hly time
without notice. Brokers kyunU,b
DOnnsIlan anu George DOwuty have
Uten appointed a. tuo sole aguuts fyf
the sale Of this treasury stock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-04

I lha. lhs feorgau zltion should te cor.
siirred vi once, ne 10 was curt m 4
the board 10 DO Az every year.
Other remarks were msde by Chair.
m,n Jennings nud Commissioner
Conn and Nafisu. after which COIN
made q motion thst Narlan he named
ss chairman OF the board for the 20.
suing year, which motion was second
cd by n bic, ard upon Chairman Jeu.
hinge putting u TO a vote, the "sy.si
VI Commissioners n BILE ami tHhn
we're heard, while COmmlssiJuur Va.
Ran remained silent.
Tho motion was declared carried M q
the board resolved it'el' into an e1rcu.
tyH tttsiOu 10 carry the Guy C0uuCi =
rettencnm M order Into effect
THE DISCHARGED OFFICERS.
Alter au hours deIiuorntion the
dOOrs " the commission rooms were
thrown open, nni the .0llOWiug. 'u
Cuuirmau Naflau's haIdwtIuug,giyeu
out iur publication!
Pursuant 90 phc ordinance oi tho Ci'y
Council approved February o., lsII. ru-
quiuug The commission 90 dismiss from
ne police department u sufficient mum.
Der Of officers aud mon TO reduce the
lnfro or mo durn mont 90 une chief, orc
captain, two desk sorgotutH aud tNCufy.
eight additional officers sud men, 10 BIZ. Or.
dgr,d tha. WV. Mclu,osu, dock sergeant.
W. ". Ford, duty sergeant; NJ, Gillespie
j. ". Miner, ". Do Young, NJ. o. Pack.
q. J., Pratt, a. NJ. Paul, ". Carmen aud
j. y. Duke bee and they AFRO di-mI..,d
from The department, said ilzmis aI. Co
take eilgo. on saturday March Z, l-nt, at
o pin.
COmmi'siouet Jennings reclstofeil a
negative yots ~ all tue cases except u.
90 Carmen snd Dugr.
The order when ma io known was g..
Celved with 90 little surprise. it WA
very evident that the let handed IN by
Cnief Pfati, NJ men with whom h.
considered he could get along without,
had been paid very little attention o..
m fact IL had teen almost who'll,
Ignored, ~ must u the men ordered
discharged were looked upon by CHEZ
Pratt M being his most efficient
iiicrIH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-04

sound 4 the distant wave, hut II 10
sweeping onward, and before long ile
roar will be heari In every portion Of
NO mining region. just now !, Il
Cripple Creek, but have preached In
pubic anu In private and In tue prints,
UHh's conservatism, ard tue fact that
our mining has been done with tue
pick ard shovel, AMI not with the
stock book and pou, aud that VI prohs
iu mining are evidences Of tho fich-
rsss VI the country wherein II 10 con
Quoted, Utah stands nfst, not last
among the mining states. At the
opening Of the New York Exchsnge
| lesl that circumstances Intended 10
COlofadU's interest, ended In our al
vantage, All that we dld not get very
much tue worst Of IL on that occasion.
A. ! said before, / shall bo glad 10
set hOme--Away from the tomewhat
SPEEDY" people OF the efiete East, on
bscS among the slOwef.gsited iulss Oh
Tue other slus OF the Nasatoh, ! shall
zee you soon.
Win expfessions Of personal regard,
am N-fy truly ynuis,
EDWARD 4. COLBJRN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-04

Prior 10 tho executive session, the
board transacted the routine business
that was demanding It's Immediate
attention, tue fret ~ be- looked after,
BeluE tue pay.rJlIs of tue police
and IRE departments Tor the month Oi
February. Tue former amounted g.
y8,570.62 and the latter ~ 81, $40 70,
sui were allowed, together with ino .
dental expense accounts amounting 10
the aggregate for both departments to
tl8287.
Arquiesolng in the request Of bust
mess men on Eat Temple aud Second
south streets, A. +. Cummings was
appointed a special policeman without
pay 10 act ~ uigntwatchm on tht
block between Eat anu West Temple
ana Btoond aud mira south streets.
Fireman samuel Spfy, a member o
the TabefnR ole, CHI Dir, asked for twrly,
dAys' leave Of absence 10 enable hin
& 20 with the choir 10 California II
fvrfed TO acting chief 10 submit a 10.
port At the next meeting.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-04

Tue meeting Of the Bullion. Beck
stockholders which should have taken
place on Monday afternoon last, has
teen postponed until the afternoon Of
Friday next.
Itwill be noted that every policeman
who engaged IN The recent raid on
houses VI ~ fame, In which the male
rusJflers were arrested ~ well ~ tue
women, has been laid oil the police
force.
The Kaysvllle Ehgle says there IL ma
emu to tue excitement In mining circles
there. Claims ate icing located every
where on the M unlains east Of Farm.
iugtOn and kaysville. Those whU
already have claims ATa looking a ter
ih,m with us much AlrTtness a. they
pyssess, ~ 10 IL understood that a host
OF strangers will DO In there In the
spflng 10 gobbIe up oil they can fud.
Everything viii DO out VI their reach,
however, II they dOn't get hualle on
themselves.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-04
Tsom IUDGE uoLnGRN.


ho Ourrcsponun WIN h"l"h'i HHhhei'
Tan UpOn matters In 0'p"rb Ia
Conn, oiion wan ITS iFip,
At 81. Louis on Marcn let Judge
Colborn directed tho following leIer to
Colonel Djnnsllan, which was read ut
the Exchange to-day:
Ny Dear COLONEL reached here
yesterday morning AMI shall leave to-
night. This morning n very satlsiac-
tory interview with me appears IN the
P0st-Dlspatch. have been inter-
viewed also ny tbs Republic and the
Globe Democrat, cut Uwlng 10 the press
OF matter In tho SUNDAY ediuons Of
those papers, the interview viii not al
pssT until some time during the week.
lis exceedingly difficult TO engage
tho attention OF these newspapers. |
find II easier hero than II was In
Cnicago, ana found Chicago news-
parrr men more obdurate than those
li New York.
The InteI.Ooean detailed the bright
est reporter have met anywhere ~
my ITavrls. anu think tue matter /
gave him v7' INC most satisfactory 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-04
Found GuIlIy and Flned.

james Miles, Joseph Richards, Matt
Buckley and J. 4. rlu miner, the four
muu WIN vvfy lTiyd 100 the police
court yesterday afternoon, ior luuu
couuuc, In ouucing 10. rfi.Ili SRI
into room Tor alleged imm ri Iur.
plges, vort uni guilty by Justice
Weugur The two 10 msT ets uu,a
$40 taCh and he ter pair 40 each,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-04
= TRANSFERS o. Stock.

Five hundred sharos Of Ajax, at
81; 100 MANN 9TH, ut s2l2s, 100 Sun-
shine, nj $3.50 ana eO1 Of sA274; 200
Dalton, ut o cents, !, $50 At ~ ami 1000
at a; 5000 Liiilc Pitsburg, At cents
and 5000 nj 81 100 Morgan HarI.
scrpbbe), At 60 cent?. Total shares sold,
lg.gbO,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-04
wonder Gold aIin,nS COMPANY.

This company has Just completed
It's organization with n capital stock nj
1000, 900 shares Of the par value Of IS
each. George q. Cannon 10 PRESIDENT;
Angus NJ. Cannon, yico-pfesidenI;
Lewis NJ. Cannon, secretary; John
W. DOnnoilaD, treasurer; p. 10 Ieaiy,
manager nnd superintendent. The
properties Of the company form the
eastern boundary Of Dc LAmAt's Gold.
sn Gate group, anu also lap over on
The eastern line Of the BrickyATd
group at MeTour, anu are on the DIP OF
the great ore chute which has been
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to Jersmlah l.. Robins o.. aged 90. and
Mary II y, Hsuu 90 .ohHt tTH e.. 8;
Cha'les u. Brown. ny.I 20; AMI ans
NJ. Lewls, aged 10 Zoo. n H.nI