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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-05
4 VARIED TRAINING.

II dunno" said Meandering Mike.
"wheddur 1t nd be regarded ez workn' or
not. But I've got cr great mind ter hang
out er shirgle an break in ter dc practice
of law"
"Ye don't know nothin' bout de busi-
ness" replied Ploddn' Pete.
"Dat shows yer lack O. Judgment. Amt
experience de best teacher?'
Oats whut dey says!'
"Well. I've had practical experience In
every p'lecse court in dis port O. the world.
An it does seem pity ter waste II"
Washington Star.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-05

Nessrs. Kieferand Ward, the Republl-
can nominees for county auditor, have
both exhibited In private business re-
lations. honesty and keenness. These
are the qualities needed in the office to
which they aspire,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-05

The best reason why Messrs. Roberts
and Roberts should he reelected county
commissioners is because the records of
the commissioners office shows that
they deserve to be.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-05
LEGISLATIVE.

Senate, 2lst District--COT.. W. j.. SCOTT;
Representative, LIST District-JOHN x.
FARR; I'd District-A. 7. CONNE'lL;
Sd District-DR. n. G, MACKEY; 4th
District-JOHN i. REYNOLDS.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-05

Congress-WlLLIAM CONNEI.L:
Commissioners-S w. ROBERTS, GILES
ROBERTS. ~
Auditors-A. +. KIEFER, FRED IL.
WARD
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-05

A net increase in the public debt for
September amounting to nearly $1,000
600 is another good reason why the fed
eral government should be restored as
soon as possible to competent Republi-
can control.
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COUNTY.

Congressmen a. -Large-GALCSHAr a
GROW. SAMUEL. A. DAVENPORT.
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AjacrhNS' Advice.

TO the Eioquent-Refrain from argu-
ments on the currency question, and dis
cuss proba abilities of a war with Spain.
To the Local Democracy-Cheer up,
You are to have county commissioner
and an auditor
To Bryan Plungers-Bet your money on
a horse.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-05

In the year 1895 the savings banks
of the country held $3.50, 597 .623 in trust
for 4,s75,5l9 depositors-an average of
1871 &c to the credit of each depositOr
Who would be most severely hurt by
the adoption of 5O-cent dollar, the
depositors or the banks?
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-05
THE REPUBLICAN TICKET.
NATIONAL.
STATE.

President-WILLIAM MklNLEY:
Vice-Pre President-GAR3ETA A. HOBART.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-05

And now the Popocrats have 1t that
Senator Quay has had tiff with Mark
Hanna, but their effort to excite dis
cord Is too thin.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-05

Mr.. Bryan says he intends to keep
right on talking until election day. We
hope he will.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-05

This excellent bit of timely advice is
linois, Michigan, Minnesota, Wisconsin,
and Iowa must be made sure of. Let
us beat Reputation enormously, If we
can. but at any rate let us be sure that
we beat it. Everything looks well for
the sound-money men, but the amount
of large prediction now in circulation
seems to indicate that some Republic
cans are inclined to whistle too soon.'
There is more danger to Mckinley from
over-confidence than from Bryan.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-05

Moreton Frewe, the English bimetal-
list. who is in this country urging
Bryan's election, admits that free COIN
age would be likely to cause a panic,
but he waves that prospect aside as OF
little consequence. He can afford t.
be Indifferent, being an Englisnman.
but here in America the notion prevails
that we've had of panics quite enough.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-05

From Scranton to Canton and re-
turn" would make a frst-class cam
paign cry for local Republicans this
week. Scranton can't afford to fall be-
hind the Cantonward procession.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-05

In recommending that sound money
Democrats in the Eighth congress dis
trict vote directly for Judge Kirkpat-
rick, the Republican nominee, the Phil
adelphia Record makes the pertinent
point that throughout the state the
newly converted Popocrats have merci-
lessly prescribed every Democrat who
supports the financial policy Of a
Democratic administration. Their cam
didate for the presidency has pro-
claimed that he would never support
any man who stands on gold plat
form; and his followers fully partake of
his spirit. Why, then, should they eX-
pect sound money Democrats to for
swear the principles of the Democratic
party and join them in a wild crusade
of repudiation?" Why, indeed?
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-05

"Give us the restoration of the tariff
schedule which will meet the legitimate
necessities of the government and will
discriminate in the protecting of Amer
lean Industries and we will hear no
more of the money question. Open our
mills to our workingmen and we will
not hear so much agitation about
opening our mints. With our Ameri-
can wOrkingman given an opportunity
to earn fair days wages in currency
of unquestionable stability, we will
her no more talk of the cheap dollar.
With a tariff law equal to the necessi-
ties of the government, we will have
no more deficit in the revenues and no
threatened destruction of the gold re-
serve.'-Senator PenrOse at Pittsburg.
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Worrying About Cameron.

Our esteemed contemporary. the
Wilkes-Bar Record, has been in
formed "by the very highest Demo-
cratic sources"-which doubtless means
Johnny Garman-that the Democratic
leaders are inclined to offer to throw
the Democratic vote in the next legis-
lature to Senator Cameron provided
he will stand as a candidate for re-
| election
THAT such scheme is not nearly so
impracticable as may appear at first
glance will be seen," says the Record,
"by the following figures: The legis-
lature is composed of 255 members. on
joint ballot. Let us assume that each
house will be composed of two-thrds
Republicans and One-third Democrats.
say III Republicans and 81 Democrats.
Suppose that Cameron should be able
III Republican senators and represen-
tatives. these added to the 81 Demo-
Gratis would give him 129 votes, or a ma
jority of 81
| There are several obstacles to this
project. In the first place S4 votes is a
large allowance to the minority Of the
next legislature on joint ballot. We
doubt If the Democrats will get ca.
Next, it would be impossible under pre-
sent conditions to get enough Repub-
lican deserters to patch out a Gamer
on majority. Thirdly. Senator Cameron.
unless he is an uncOnscionable liar, cam
not be a candidate for reelection. And
fourth. we have good reason to believe
| that the next United States senator
elected from Pennsylvania will be that
admirable Republican and brilliant ex-
FOUNDER of Republican principles, Dam
lei Hartman Hastings.
The habit of worrying about Cam
eron is one that grows on a man, and
! therefore ought not to be unneces-
| Sarily encouraged,
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MINES AND MINING.
Little PItlsburs Tho Center Of Attnc.
tIOl al The Exchange.
irs SALES REACH ei,IOO SHARES.
One Thon,asd shares OF Great Eastern
Pollock's Weekly Re.
yItw-Dlps and spurs.


Had u not been fot Li''le f''sou's
s'ook Today the salt LAKE S'ooA anu
Mining exchange Woulu nave oOms
nearly scoring agoose egg ine I',eu
stocks were Wholy unmo's''eu ~ 's'
ne sales Afe conoern'u, anu Nno" 'nu
unlisted eau was feaoheu' 'nslo VS.
no'hing lett 10 20 pu' 70 isn "ao. y"
that stock OF stoott-Little flthoufg-
In order TO save thu exchange nom
h.yIng IA ,.co,d,d that on Friday,
Ns 80 -,,-,,.. III,
FEBRUARY zis'' loso' p'so''0A''S nv,
Ing had been done In the way oil SOIL
Ing of mining stocks.
m. i.,.a .,och. r.msiued about
-, :, ....s,.,,o.,
stsuohafy IN 'no way o' quo,A''V"''
and aside from an Offering OF tbf Tor on
shates of Centennial. Eureka and {G,l5
IA, os .h.,,. nj Dalv.We,t. nothing
unusual occurred.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

The Eagle Foundry and Machine Company. .
corporation, whose principal place Of bus
ineas ~ At the city Of rAlt Lake, Utah.
NJ Office 10 HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ Ameetlng o. the directors o. said cor
porAuon held on the soth day OF August, lsla,
an assessment ~ 81. 80 per share was levied
on the capital stock Of the said corporation.
1he SAID sssessmont, 80 much thereof a. has
not already been paid may be pAid 10 the teAi;
uTor OF SAID corporation ~ ita ONCE In the
tity OF SAT- Lake, UtAh, on or before the md
Day Of March, 1874, AM such asses,ment.
which may remain unpaid on he ard day of
March, lsy, viii be delinquent AID the stock
upon which any As.essment may remain IN
paid and delinquent on the day last above
named will be advertised Tor sale At pablo
auction. and unless payment 10 made bsfore,
Will be sold on Mond6y, the 2ird day OF March.
1893, or 20 much thereof As may DO necessary
10 pay the said delinquent assessment, togsth.
cr with the cost Of advertising and expense Of
sale.
DATED thl. 18th day OF JARuar, 1874,
seetet'ry OF the Eagle Foundry ARd Machine
once at No a. ives. THH south street.
alt Lake CITY, Utah.
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Articles OF incorportlon were filed
with the county clerk today by the
Millionaire Gold Mining and Milling
company with n capital stock OF ST..
$50, 900 divided into shares Of the par
value OF S. each taken by the follow.
ing incOtporAiors:
ouon ID. Romuey, william IL.
Fowler, Duncan MeFayder, Hebsr J.
ROmney, William j. Wilson, Henry
Is. Elder, Il. NJ. GoodAll, Charles Nc.
Mills and William Mexican. The
officers ate: OTson II. Rlmney. pTesl-
cent; William II. Fowler, vice. presi.
dent; Duncan McFay n,sscTelHryIind
Hsbur J. R1nney, treasurer.
Toe company own the following
claims siIuEled IN the Morgan Mining
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An Ordinance ntins the number OF orncsrs
ard men Of which The pqltce department
Of salt IAse City shall consist
srcrioSi. lie Il ordained oy the CITY Coun.
Ell u SAT- LAse City. ttAts Of Utah That the
Police department on salt LateJly shall con-
fist Of the Hoard OF Police and Tire Commits
tioncrs, q chief aud Captain Of Police, two
Uesk -ergsAnta and ivsniIeight additional
section :. That itshAii be the duty Of the
Hoard Of Police and rre commissioners i'm.
mediately after the approval Of this ordinances
10 dismiss from the sad Police Department 4
sufficient number Of officers and men 10 reduce
the force Of said department 70 the number
designAted by section oftss ordnance.
section s. All ordinance, in conflict with
this ordinance are hsfehY repealed.
section T. This ordinance shall take eject
fTem and after its approval
rassed By TIE City Council Of salt LAke CITY,
State Of Utah. February u, 10 and referred
To ''' A'ib2 &y ri Us = RSEGI. CITY Recorder.
Approved this the 18Th iay o. February AID.
isls, JAMES uLkNDiNNtNG, Mayor
srlrE or urAu. 4,
city and County OF sAlt Lake
I, DAVID =. Emery. Recorder IN and for said
city. DO hereby certify that the above and fore
going n n full ,itrue and correct copy OF an or
dinance estiued An ordinances lxlug the
nunhor Of officers aud men u which tho fo'
lice Department Of sat lake CITY shall con
atL" passed by the CITY council o. SAT- Lake
city. State Of Utah February n, lslsi, and Az
proved BY the Mayor. February Is, $50. A. hp'
pears Of record In my ohoe
tn witness whereof have hercunto fst nv
hand and anlNed the corporate seal Of said
city, this tho 18th day Of fsbruAfy, -. ise6.
iHuAL) DAVID ), khlbr,
u, is. city Recorder.
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NOTICE.

NUTlCE IS HkREBr OWEN THAT
~ there will DO q meeting OF the stock,
holders of the walker Brothers a Tyler Com.
pAny on the s6,h day Of February, A. u, lso6,
Al 10 o'oloch a. m, at the onice Of the com,
pAny, in salt Lake City, state OF Utah. ior the
purpose Of changing the ARTICLES or lacor,
porAu0n" Of said company, In this, to.wit;
by striking out OF Aruele one ~ OF said
articles o. Incorporation the words "rhe
Walker brothers a fyler Company" and In
sorting In lieu thereof these words Nv Alker
Brothers Dry Goods Company
N, n. WALLER, President,
n WALKER. secretary.
Dated this atm day OF January lsel
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-21

A strike OF cinnAbar bearing quartz
lie reported Ia the Free Coinage group
At Granisville, at a depth OF 81 feet.
Tomorrow being wAshington's birIh.
day anu u legal holiday the membeIs
Of the stock exchange will take y
needed (?) rest.
The yellow metal IL being eagerly
sought after by ITO residents OF 3 och :
ton, who are coundent In their belief
that that 10 the proper place TO look iOr
L.,
a special 10 this mornings Tribune
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from Cheyenne, wyo., reports rich
gold strike near Granite canyon. .
srnall station on tue Union Paoiho,
twenty .ons miles wet o Cheyenne.
Miaing and prospecting In Skull
valley Ia being pushed with all POSI-
bic energy, aud " fortune, arc not IN
oafthsI Ia due season, II will only be
becaues they are not there.
The aggregate in dividends paid BY
the Nercur Mining company was ye,-
tefday ordered swelled TO 100000 by
the DESTRUCTION TO its Stockholders To-
Jay OF s25. 0O0--the sixteenth monthly
"dlvyy.O
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NOTICE.

To the Stockholders Of tho Bullion, Beck A
Champion Mining Co, q corporation.
Vou ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
l. tho regular annual meeting of the STOCK
hnlderu Of said corporation will DO held AZ the
once OF the COMPANY, room ioh. Mccormick
hank building. SAT- Lake CITY, Utah, on Mon.
day, the second day Of March, proSimo, At the
hour Of y, m, for The purpose OF slecting
Aehon ot such other business A. may properly
come before the meeting.
hy order OF the board OF Directors,
W. y BKAriE, Secretary,
SALT LAKE CITY, Feb IS, ls9d
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
E.alo o. ElIen N. nulIer. asaea..d.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY the
~ undersigned, Administrator OF the
estate Of Ellen ~. Butler, deceased,
20 tho creditors o. and all persons hAy.
ing claims against the SAID deceased, to exhibit
lhom WITH we necessary vouchers, within ten
months after the arst publication Of this no.
uce, 10 the said administrator, al the onlce
ot Taylor, komney, armstrong company, cor
ner South Temple and second West streets IN
Utah.
Dated February. 10. lsad
oRsON D. RoNSHl,
Administrator OF the estate Of Ellen NJ
Butler, deceased.
-
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
.. 8. LAM oTrIoE,

u. a. LAND OTrICE,
Salt Late CITY, Utah.
December 50, lsoi.
COMPLAINT HAVING BREN ENTERED
" At this once BY Sarah X. Shores tgainst
william j. HYler for abandoning his home
stead entry No l0,0e6, dated November
>, lsel, upon the west halt Of north.
wost quarter, section ~, township 5 south,
range west m salt lake County,
Utah, with a view 70 the cancellation
Of said entry, tho said parties are hereby sum
moned 10 appear A. this once on the snd day
Of March, 1896 al 10 O'Clock a. m. 90 respond
And furnish testimony concerning said alleged
Abandonment.
BIRos GRoo. Register,
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
U. =. LASD OFFICE.
salt Lake JiIy, Utah,
December 10th. lsls

u. T. LASD OFFICE,
Salt Lake Oily, Utah,
December 30th. ls9s,
COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN ENTERED
~ AZ thit efhee by Sarah n, shores against
hrhett n. LAIR, for abandoning his nome
stead entry No. a,6a9, dated May ith, is9l, upon
the northeast quarter Of the sodtheAst qu arter
OF section 81, and the northwest quarter OF the
southwest quarter Of section ~ township
south, range west, In salt Lake County, Utah,
with view 10 tho cancellation OF said entry
the said parties are hereby summoned to Ap'
pear Al this once on the 2)th day OF February,
isee, At 10 O'Clock q. M, 10 respond and furnish
tssnnsny concerning .ala sllsEsd .Ae.neoa.
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NOTICE or ASSESSMENT.

vanderbilt Mining Company Location Of
principal place of business SAT- LAKE
City, Utah Location Of Mines,
Blame county, Idaho,
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ Amtetlng ofthe board OF directors held
At salt Laku city, Utah, January "a, lesN, an
assessment Of three 90 cents per snare was
levied on the capital ttooE Of the corporation,
II west south Temple street salt LAKE. CITY.
utah, on or before the 2tth day OF February,
isgA Any stock upon which the fs.essmont
remains unpaid on the 18th day OF February,
At public suction, and n payment u not mAdc
before will be sold on The 18Th day Of March,
lssc, ~ tho hour Of 2 bpm, A. the once % the
secretary, TO pay assetsmonu and cost OF Ad'
yerttsinF. together with expense OF sale.
A. q. OiAuQuE, Secretary,
salt LAts Ci.I. Jan. 20. is9S,
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ENNtkthAH ~ hAlN AaaNN AAA
salisbury, defendant.
Xrou ARE IIEREBY REQUIRED TO AP.
pear IN az action brought against you BY
tue above named plAinNh IN The Dietilet Iourt
Of Tue Third Judicial DsIiet OF the Territory
OF Llah, and 10 Anawer the complaint nied
therein within ten days texelnsiNe OF the day
Of ,sss sT the siS' .b On y eeaS ot u.
served out this county, hut IN this district.
within twnnt days otherwise within forty
dAys-or Judgment BY default WI be lAien
against you, according 10 the prayer OF said
Ths SAID action is brcurht to have judgment
AFainst defendant MARY lani.e m sum OF
81 40, with interest from Dec. 1, lh9s, A. per
cent per Annuni. for i0 with interest thereon
Al 4 per cent peT month from June I, lsla. at
per cent per month, for 70 with interest,"
psI month, for ST. $ taxes. with interest
Al per cent per hnnum ffsm Dee Q, 1875. for
| ils0 attorneys fees. and cost OF suit alleged
| 10 be due on . certain prumissory note, cHe.
cutedby defsndAniMAry Lantte toplAintid Nov.
~ 1855 Tor 81 80, with interestfrom date ~ por
| cent per Hnnum according 10 tenor Of ten In
tsIe,I coupon notes !hsIsto aNAs hea-same
| aud being secured BY mortgage Of even date
/ on premises hereinafter described, executed
| w SAID defendant 70 PlAinun 70 have PLAN
/ un's mortgage declared nrst lien on SAID
premlses, and To have said premises sold aud
/ proceeds applied IN payment OF amounts due
a. above 20 have defendants barred and fore.
I
ton IN sAd premises, 10 have = deficiency
| Judgment against defendant Latte, and for
| other relief said premises are described a.
follows, 10 vii; PART Log0, Block u, Plat "a, 4"
| SAT- Lake city survey, beginning Al
q point seven rods west from n)rth.
| east corner, said lot Q, running
thence west three rods, thence south six rods,
thence east three rods. thence north six rods
| 20 beginning, also part Lots 2 and }, Block
| "a, Plat A. ali Lake City survey, commencing
/ At point one rod west from portheasI
| corner OF SAID Lot J, running thence south ten
rods. thence eAst thirty nine and one half feet
| thence north ten rods, thence west thirty nine
aud one-hsf feet 20 beginning, also part
VI Lot !. Block H. Plat "A, salt Lake
| city survey, commencing At the southwest
/ corner OF .Aid Lot .TunninE thence fast twenty
| rods, thence north two and one-haf rods
thence west twenty rods, usnce sonth two and
one half rods TO beginning situated In bali
| Lake CITY and COUNTY, Utah Territory,
| And you are hereby notified that u you fan
| 10 appear lnd answer the said complaint a.
/ above required, the said plaintiff will apply
| 10 the court for the relief dem Anded therein
| Wines, the Hon Samuel A. Merritt, Judge
| and the seal Of the district court Of
the Third JudloiAl Distinct In and foi
fsEALl the Territory OF Utah. tnit seventh
| day OF December, 10 tho year OF oul
Lord one thousand eight hundfeC
DAVID Q. DUNBAR
ny GEo, d, LOOMS. Deputy CLERK
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TRAnsFENs OF srocIls.

One hundred shares Of Little Pltlp.
burg ut cents, 10000 nj ~, 1900 at q
and 1900 at q; 1000 Great Ea,teTn
nj 50 cents. Total shares sold, $500.
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NOTICE IA HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
N amectlng OF the Hoard OF Directors Of
oFai once In salt lake CITY, Utah. on the eth
day OF February, ls2l, an Aateasmont OF three
thousand doliars, or one cent per share, was
levied upon the oApital stock Of the corpora
Iion payable on the 10th day OF March, ispA 70
A. n, CLARKE, secretary of tho corporation, AZ
IT, general oficcs, suite as Progress building,
salt Lake City, Utah. Any stock upon which
day of March, isJs, will be delinquent. aud ad.
yertised for sale At pubic auction and unlosa
payment 10 made before will 10 sold on the 5th
day OF April, s.tolpAy the delinquent assess.
oXpsuse of safe A. n. CLARKE,
secfethfy Of the West Cable Mining aud Mill.
ing 90 suite lls, Progress building sAli
Lake City, Utah.
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And 10 accordance with law and the order o.
the board q directors made on the tourlh
day of Fsbruafy, 1906, 90 many shNes OF each
parcel OF stock ~ may be necessary will -
sold At the Oifice OF the secretary A. No, Ia
south Main street on the 18Th day OF tvttuary'
lsgd, Al twelve O'Clock m. TO pay TIE dclh
quent assessment thereon, toFNihef WIN Ae
cost Of Advertising and expense sfaale.
wM. CAMPBELL,
secretary.
SALT LAKE CTR. Utah. February .isss.
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disiricn The Mary Ann, Btownlee,
Scotch Bill, aud the Daily Wtat No.
aug ..
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SUMMONS.

In the District Court IN and Tor the Third
Judicial District u ytAh terriserY.
Comfy Of salt Lake.
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Truth A. Miner, plaintiff. W Mary Langte and
George Salisbury, defendant
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The People Of the Territory OF Utah ,snd
greeting To mary LAhtts aud 0corgs
salisbury. defendants,
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AN ORDINANCE

An ordinanco ntins the number OF ofncsrs
ard men OF which The p9iice department
Of salt iAko City shall consist
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

The West Gable Mining and Milling Co, prin
cipal place Of business, salt Lake
lIIN. IlAM.
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Anna N, PAult. plaintiff, 49,
IIyrum Russell PAUL., defendant
The PEOPLE OF the Territory Of Utah send
Greeting to uyTum Russell fAult, defend