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The record-union., 1896-12-06
A DUBIOUS GOLD KRIsS.o

Us-folks is purity pore-but Ma
She's waitin'-two years more-tel Pa
He serves his term out. Our Pa he
He's in the Penitenchurree!
Now don't you never tell!-'cause Sis,
The baby, she don't know he is.
Cause she wuz only four, you know,
He kissed her last an hat to go!
Pa allus liked Sis best of all
Us children-'Spect it's cause she fall
" hen she uz ist a child, one day
An make her back look thataway.
Pa-'fore he be burglar-he's
A locksmith, an NAKED locks and keys,
An knobs you pull fer bells to ring,
An he could ist make anything
Cause our Ma say he can!-An' this
Here little pair O. crutches Sis
Skips round on-Pa NAKED them-yes sir!-
An silivur-pla te-name here fer her!
Pas out o. work when Christmas come
One time, an stay away from home,
Ans drunk an 'buse Ma, an swear
They amt no "Old Kriss' anywhere!
An Sis she allus say they wuz
A "Old Kriss"-an' she allus does.
But eff they is "Old Kriss" why,
When's Chris'm mus, Ma she allus cry?
This Christmas now, we live here in
Where Mas rents allus due again
An 'she ist slaves"--I heard her say
She did-ist them words thataway.
An tn other night, when alrs so cold
An stoves most out-our Ma she rolled
Us in tn old featherbed an said
'To-morrv's Chris mus-go to bed,
An thank yer blessed stars fer this
We don't 'spect nothin' from old Kriss'r'
An cried, an locked the door, an prayed.
An turned the lamp down. An
laid
There, thinkin' in the dark akin
'Ef wuz Old Kriss,' he can't get in.
Cause amt no chimbly here at all
Ist old stovepipe stuck frue the WALL"
/ sleeped nen-An' wuz dreamin' some
When / walked up an mornin's come
Fer our Ma she wuz settin' square
Straight up in bed, readin there
Some letter at she'd read an quit,
An men hold like she's huggin it.
An damon earrings she don't know
Wuz in her ears tel say So
An wake the rest up.--An' the sun
In frue the winder dazzle-up
Them eyes o Sis's. wiv sure
Enough gold chain "Oid Kriss'' bringed
to or.
An all OF us git gold things!-Sis,
Though. say 'she know 1t amt an saw
Him skite out-an' il wuz her Pa
James Whitcomb Riley, in December
Ladies' Home Journal
The record-union., 1896-12-06
WOMAN AND WATCHES.
An Ohio Girl Learns Matchmaking
and Goes Into Business.

Woman invaded a great majority OF
the fields over which man once reigned
alone long ago. Now she has added
one more to the list, watch making, and
the most shocking feature of alto
man-is that she is very clever at 1t,
indeed.
Of course there have been women en-
ployed in watch factories for years.
That, however, is very different from
looking after watches in the watch hos
pital, the jewelry store, and making
them as good as new
There is young woman in Dresden,
o., Miss Nina Tingler, who knows all
about watches. What is more, she has
just received a certificate of member
SLIP in the Philadelphia Neurological So
ciety. This is an honor of which no
other woman can boast. She tells her
own story in these words:
Did you know a woman was like
watch, not your we'll regulated time
piece, but one of those watches that
has a character of it's own, and unless
handled Alright quickly gets out of or
der and keeps a dozen different times
in as many days?
to lady customer to my father COM
plain of the vagaries of her watch,
which subsequent investigation proved.
were very much like her own. Then !
wondered if watches did have Charac-
ter, and the first thing 1 knew 1 was
seated at my fathers work bench in
vestigating. l became SO interested that
L proposed to my father that l would
like to become a doctor of watches,
although / had never before thought
OF such a thing.
He, seeing that I was persistent in
roy efforts, at last gave me On Oil
watch movement which had fallen in
the water and had every wheel in it
rusted. l was to clean the watch ard
take every particle of rust off Of it.
suppose my father thought by the time
had finished that l would soon get
over the idea of learning the jewelers.
trade. However, 1 cleaned the watch
up nicely, and from that beginning have
gone on till now / have entire charge
Of the store, buy all the jewelry and
select all my working materials, take
an invoice of the stock every year and
keep my own books.
Il clean watches, but I consider that
a very easy task in comparison with
ether parts of watch repairing.
Il like the work for this reason.
always liked something that had life in
1t. l think the watch has it, for it
will soon tell whether one has mastered
1t or has been mastered by it. The
work is scientific and has required a
great deal of thought and study by
ran to get the watch up to the stand
ard it is to-day, and one cannot know
too much about the work For that
reason 1 joined the Theological Society
of Philadelphia in order to improve my
self and get down deeper into the sci
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Justified His SlOwness.

An eight-year-old San Rafael boy was
being lectured ON obedience last even
ing
Il told you that you could play with
the Wilson boys till O'clock" said his
mother Here it is { and you are just
home Why didn't you come when /
told your
Il did, mamma"
Don't tell me falsehood Why
didn't you come home at o'clock?"
Il started home at 81
"Then you stopped to play on the
way"
mo, mamma sure, didn't"
do you expect me to believe that it
took you two hours to walk half
mile? 1 think shall have to punish you
for telling me falsehoods.''
Honestly, l started home at O'Clock
and came straight home"
The mother led the boy into the
kitchen and took down a whip. He
turned pale and tears welled up into
hts eyes,
Now. sir, will you tell me the
truth?'
.'Ye-es. mamma; Charlie Wilson
gave me mud turtle-and / was afraid
to carry it-so / led it home" San
Francisco Post.
The record-union., 1896-12-06

In suit involving the Singer Sewing
Machine Company, the Supreme Court
of Ohio has decided that when q COM
pany takes back any article sold on the
installment plan because the purchaser
has failed to make the payment agreed
upon. it must refund to him all amounts
already paid.
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A Hypnotist.

/ never saw a sweeter face,
Nor one more free from guile,
And deep down in my heart a thrill
Was kindled by her smile.
Her soft, brown eyes looked into mine,
AS if she trusted me;
How could the world, 1 thought, be rude
To such a maid as she?
There at my desk she sat awhile,
And with her every glance
I seemed to sink more deeply in
sort of blissful trance.
And so when she produced her book
l know not whence 1t came
Why, all that l could do was wilt
And let her take my name.'
washington Post.
The record-union., 1896-12-06

To purify the water co1ler, either
porcelain or zinc lined, pour a little
vinegar on clean cloth and wipe 1t
well once or twice q week.
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mot cordialiy. "ich graiultore linen.
irhulcin. - when the lazy was about to
doscondi The solution ~ the mystery
was ne singular as 1t was amusing. II
had ~ the vigorous laws aud customs
n the Teutons been denied until tho
morning In question to tho fair Sex to
asoond tho steps Of M omnibus or tram
car throughout the length and breadth
Of Germany.
Some Of tho manly women" In Bor.
lin. gasping for franchise ~ woll as for
fresh mir IN the summer months. de.
clarOd that they had tolerated long
enough tho cruelty Of being pont up In
a tram car full Of their own EEK while
thu men were above enjoying the de-
llghiiul summer breeze. They rent dep.
uiliiuns and potiiiunod the powers
that be- TO break once and forever u
law unworthy Of enlightened Germany.
Some o. the newspapers volloycd and
Numbered against such innovations
"Oh, Tor The dcgcncrcy Of the father.
landr' they sighed. But ut longth tho
ladies had thor way--as ladies always
willard the great privilege was TO.
served for mo 10 ~ beside the young
Jcwcss whose name ought TO b. handed
down to rosicrliy w. probably the FIRST
female IN Germany who was bold
enough 10 agconi tho stops Of a tram
car. London Telegram.
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TRUSTEES SALE

NynEREAs iiU0u ~ nENDRY. AN
w unmarried nan. DID by bis certain deed
Of trust dated the ihth DAY u August. issi.
nnd recorded on the iilh Gay Of August. 1891.
10 Book - A." pages - aud -, of the rec
oTds ~ The efice 81 tho recorder OF deedh OF
rat Lake tounty. ~ The Territory nov statci
q ulsh, convey ioMillism " Dnis, a. trustee,
sAid salt lake County, Utah. 10 viii
Part q lot one ul, lilocH seyenty two On.
ilst 70. sAlt L,te ,iH survey. described a.
follows, toswit hesinuing thirteen tisi fuds
wet Of The southeast corner Of sai1 Lot and
llloek. aad running thence west three ial rods,
thence north ten 10 rods thence east three
va roos. hence south ten tipi ruds. 10 bsgin.
Which said convey Ance was made In trust 10
stcufu 10 NE urfer ~ the Lombard Investment
COMPANY The payment Of he SAID liugi u.
nenuiy's one CERTAIN rrouissory note u even
date with sad iced Of uatt Tor tho principal
sun q eleven hundred O.igll dol are due and
payable August ist. with Interest thereon
from the dAie thereof until maturity a the ratio
81 az t0l yer cent yer annuW. payable srmis
annually, and with interest thereon after ma'
turiiy Al rate OF twelve ilg yer cent per
Anuuai, pay ablo sent anhualiy aud
Whereas. " u provided m Haid deed Of irlst
hatin Ease u defnull In the paYment Of sad
promissorY note, or tho interest thereon, or
Inc taxes on said real estAie, tho trustee shall,
upon tho Application ~ tho isEa holder OF
said note. sell and dispose OF said premises.
ssa,,v o. rsdemp.ioa ~ Tho sd il ny
~ iicndfY, he htirs and assigns therein. A.
public auction, a. the place, 10 the manner
aud Tor the purposes ~ SAD deed OF trust
stated, after RET ewing thirty tiql dayt' nnnrn
90 particularly provided Tor ~ sad decd Of
trust, reference 70 which u hereby made Tor
whorsns, default has been made IN he
daymeni Of sad uunripal nota ~ loo. and IN
the payment 81 three coupon interest notes Of
- each, due August !, 80, February j, isisi.
aud August !, ltaN, respectively. aud 10 Inc
payment nf taxes for the years lslt and isg1.
amounting 60 tAfA, which said amount 81
taxes has been advanced hY the legal holder %
the note, and the fAld principal note, coupon
interest notes And taxes are sull pact due hnd
unpaid.
nov. therefore. notice 10 hereby given that
i the undersigned, trustee A. afortsaid, ~ the
request nf the irsAi holder Of SAID note, and
under and by virtue OF tho pnNer sud Author,
lty IN me vested ~ said deed Of trust, viii, on
saturday, the iith day 81 october. lsd, at the
hour of u O'Clock In the forenoon Of said DAY,
sell tho above desufited premises and All tho
right. utln. tenrnt And equity o. redemptian ~
the said iiuEh u. letdry, his he1s aud a.,
signs therein. Al public auction, for Tie high.
Get aud beet price the SANE viii hrinE In cash
At the west front door ~ the Couuty court
House, IA sAlti.hic CITY, County OF halt Lakn,
ttlh. Tor tho purp0se OF paying SAD note and
interest coupons and taxes and all costs aud
Nleuaes OF executing this uutt.
WILLIAM n. nAtE, Trustee.
first publication sept iith. lst.
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NOTICE OF IRusIrl.s sALr.

No1fCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
~ accordance with and under the power
aud authority lrantrd b. that certain trust
deed made tho q th day Of July, ispu. TO Orange
y salisbury and frsnk n, Dyer, trustees. "
thomas hulingwonh. AID recorded jay ".
". ~. -, Of the records Of AT fako County.
Utah, the undfuigucd a. aafyttinE Trustee
viii oief for ta'e qua cell 10 the niEnest bidder
ior cash NJ tho west front entrance u mo
Joint tiiy and tountY nuildirF In salt Lac
CITY, ttsh, tsAme lciuf the uuuu teutt
day Of sepicmber. To-, a. n o'clock noon
u that day, all ne real estate herstn.
sitter descFibed. 10 pa aud discharge
The indebtedness secured BY saii trust
deed aud interest thereon, sni reasonable
compensation TO SAID trustee, sud costs Of thia
notice, snd expenses OF sale 1hu sale vii
be- made a. The request Of the holder ofsaid
irdebtg dnoas rnd because Of default 10 tho
payment 81 sai0 Indebtedness, which became
Que % The lwh day o. july. issl. ana the same
haid real estate is particularly described a.
All ihsi psft Of lot two %. bloch seventy.
eve ti,i. pat 3D." tAls LAKE. tisy survey. a.
Commencing II The y. ". corner Of SAID
thence i've fbl rods south. thence i've ~ rode
vest, thtnco ave tal rods north 10 the place OF
lesinnins. ~ J. hAlirhlhNs
49,, 90 ,,., surviving Trustee
iIsi publication. Angus, ~ 1870.
FALt LAKE. CRY. sept a,ih. is9L
A. the written request Of Thomas liolling.
worth. the a. otc tslc IL postponed % - O'Clock
room VI Monday, the glth DAY ui November.
ityL v. J. SALISBURY,
srrNttinE Trustee.
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NOTICE or TRUSTEES SALE.

NOTICE II nEREuY GIVEN THAT ~
~ accordance with add under tho power
sna hnlhuu = grsnied by. that certain trust
Thompson and james Thompson. her husband.
nnd recorded February ifh. a, u, lsl.. In
records o. sall Lass County. tIah, lhe andsr.
tiddrr for cash Al The wcsi frunt entrance 10
me doini oily and 1uaty hundinE IN salt
axe tity, unh, mat eng the County Court
DAY of october. isn6, atig o'clock moan Of thai
dayi all the real estate hefeint tier described,
10 pay aud discharge tho indebtedness secured
10y tAld trust deed and interest thereon and
reasonable compensation IN said trustee and
the costs Of this noueo aud expenses OF sale,
This sale Will 10 made Al the request Of the
holder Of sald Indebtedness aud because OF
on.aid indebiedness, which became due On the
I'm day q February, isu. aud tho lsih
day q MAY, hlt And the 18th day
q August 80. b. reason o. whigh
the whole indehtedness By iu e1pIess terms
became dne aud was 20 declared due by the
holder thereof, and the same, together with
The unpaid interest a. Aforesaid IL fully IN
ssid real estate is particularly described as
follows, to wit
Commencing at a boiut ten 40, rods east Of
lnhlook No thiriY four isN OF Plat
"G" san lAte Guy survey. and Tuh'
mug ihenee south I've hl rods, thence
less TO west line Of land decided b. Maggie Il.
Thompson 20 tlla 4 sears, April II, isli'
lhenee north nve tbl ro1s, thence east one
hundred aud two llull feet more or lsss 10 The
pe,ni q eSmmsnesmen1' tho same being IN
,.-,. WM. r. JACOBS. Trustee.
i'Fst pnh.ieaiiea sept ~. Ian.
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NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.

NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT N
~ accordance with aud under the power
and authority granted BY that certain deed OF
trust made august 2tth, hyl. 70 tho under.
figned trustee, executed By Henry A. " cooley
and JulA ,. cooley, M wife. and recorded VA
The .ard day OF july. is1f, 10 hoek - D" Of
mortEArcs, pages tih 10 40. In the once OF the
UouutY Hrcorder Of rat lakn uounty, Utah,
Whirh notice ia hereby referred 10 aud made a
part Of tbs uouce, the nnderfiRntd trustee
will oder for HAlc aud cell 70 tho hiEhest bidder
Tor cash al tho mont door VI the fat LAKE
County Court House, t0.Nlti fhe south ircnt
entrance Of tho Iiiy and County HundinE m
salt LAEo uity, Utah, on the Nth day Of uoi0.
huT. is.a, ~ " uciock noon on That day, all tho
real estate hereinafter dofcuhrd, OF s0
much thereof o. may 30 neeessarF 10
pay and disehHrgo the indebtedntss fecurod
hy said trust deed Ard tho amount 81
al taxes or assessments on taid premises pAid
ia accordance with SAID 1Tuat Deed by the
holder Of taid indehiedness, and interest and
removable attorneys tees aud compensation
" sad Trustee, anu costs of this notice aud
expenses OF sale
The sale Will bo made NJ The request OF the
holder Of SAID indebtedness anu bucaute Of
default m payment OF said iniobtednrss AZ
tho maturity thereof SAD real estate above
referred 10 10 situated In hait Laku C0unty
ttah. and bounded And described a. follows
10 VII All of Tot -Four a., lilork fnTty ~
ltG, ilAt "D' Of salt Lake CITY survey
JOHN NJ. CANNON, Trustee.
BARLOW fhnGu-os, Attorney for Trustee.
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NOTICE

NAME Of COMPUTATION ~ FULL
IN oold Queen MinluF COMPANY, Utah
corporation. frincipal place Of business
talt Lake CITY iocston " mincs near
Monticello, Hue Mountain Mining Disnct.
san Juan County, Utah.
Notice 10 hereby riven that ~ q mecsinv OF
TIE Hoard VI Difcrtors n We Cold oaepn A-n
ing Company. Utah corporation hcld on TIE
lih day Of september. iHa, a. tha com
rAny's once. an atsrasmsnt % % cent?
per snare was levied on tho rapiiAl stock OF
The corporation, payable NJ once TO frank y.
himhaii, treasurer. ~ he ofice in ne hlnk Of
Mccormick A 20. fret floor fictfrrick build
lrF corner Of Main and tifat suut streets
SAT- i.ate City. utih AM stock uppn which
lha aascsfmrnt mhy remain urpai1 on th0
lfih day Of October, ltia. viii D. delinquent
nun advertised for sale ~ puddle auction. aud
nnl.ss payment q made before, VII be sofa on
We ath daY 81 November isH 20 RAY h. de.
hnquent assessment together with costs Of ad.
fertseusnt and expense. ofsas,
y. l. HAYWOOD,
Secretary.
once, Mccornioi a Co, TANK Addrs', a.
Date % afsl publication, sspiemhsr 49, ises.
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A JEWEss BROKE THE ICE.
The iirsi Woman In Germany 10 nlds .
Top OF m Omnibus.

The iirst Woman In Germany 10 nlds On
Top Of an omnibus.
On my way from tho Loipziger Etrnsso
10 the exhibition, while sitting ON tho
top of q tram car, young lady II souo
IL summers, with fine. Intelligent and
Enthusiastically jewish face. came on aud
sat herself beside me, The maiden
blushud as maiden never hlushod before.
aud my curiosity was aroused 10 its
highest point when | noticed every pcr.
Ron ON the car stare at her with a smile Of
APPRECIATION. Nay, moro-on tho route
people stopped and looked at her. Mon
raised their hats aud women waved
their handkorchiois. Indeed children
looked through the windows and kopt
their eyes fixed on tho top Of my tram
ull they could SEQ it no moro. What
could all this menng That tho Young
Jewess at my side was ''tho woman Of
the hour, person whom Berlin vus
idoizing, some public boncfactrcss To
whom tho dcnizcns Of tho capital wcre
giving evidence Of their thorough appre.
citation and heartfelt gratitude wns
patent TO all who had eyes 10 sec.
what, then, was her heroic deedy
WY a'aeySgy person On iLa car SAY
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sRrRlFF's SALE.

NOTICE isHTREnY GIyIs THAT run.
~ suaut " an ofder OF sale and decree OF
iufrrlnauTo 10 ne directed from tho Ihird
JpdlriAl blstrirt Court % thg ftHic Of Utah
EQUITY OF fht l4Asp, M b cause therein Utuus
Ing wherein ithcnrl Ferguson IL plHinun rftl
JNauhettu Ann ltmpsou and d0hh VI, nmpHNu
her husband, J, q 1homusnn sud Iion'f tus
operative Mercantile ihtutniion, corpora.
ton, arc driendnnts. 10 which SAID Dc creu ant
order " sale Toitfsnce IL hereby made. I anall
expose for sale At public auction TO tho hiEhtsi
bidder Tor cash, Al Tue wcat ffont door 81 the
county court house, m the tity Of hait Lake,
county OF rAlt i.aso, state Of ttah, On tho hth
day Of october a. ID isl. At " O'Clock noon,
all the Tight, title, clam and Interest Of Jean
notin Ann 1impson and John n, fimpeOn her
husband. J, q. thompson and lions Cosuper.
atiYe Mercantile lneuiuuon, a corporation In
and 10 the following described real estate,
Lake, state Of uah.And particularly deacubsd
Commencing At point two hnd ono.hali
lhl rods sou h IRON the northeast corner Of 10
seven "a IN block niuetysuine full plata" salt
lAie Iity survey, anu running thence aoutl
two aud one half al rods thence west tea
tlul rods. thence north Two sud une.hai (eal
rods, thence east ten no. rods 90 the rlh0e Of
beginning, containing twenty 1--WE tail square
Jeannslie am Timpson sud John ~ nmpson
hsr husband, j. q, Thompson nnd Ilona %,
operative Mercantile inautuututiou a cor
porAilon under said order OF sale and decree
In the above cause.
Dated Al SAT- Lake city. Utah, September
HARVEY HARDY. sheriH.
ny a h. tLAhK, leputy hhEuH
JonS n, CANNON, Attorney for flaiatin'
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SUGAR NOT INJURIOUS.
Tho Idea That n Destroy. the Teeth 4.
Kliieuied.

Tho Idea That ~ Destroy. the Teeth Il
Kiiieuied.
A writer IN tho Contemporary Re-
Wow doyotcs most ~ an article on
champagne TO the popular idea that
quit Is produced by the sugar contained
Ia that drink. The paper II mot o
medical paper" but tho writer brings
forward considerable evidence TO show
that champagne has nothing TO do with
the production Of govt. and IN an aside
speaks Of that other popular notion that
sugar destroys the teeth. He says.
I'm confederation of the fallacy Of
the sugar aud gout idea Il may b. men.
toned that tho still moro ruprchonsible
dogma, from sanitary point II view.
that sugar ruins the teeth il equally
false Indccd. how the idea ever came
into existence Is "a mystery, seeing that
the finest. whitcft aud strongest teeth arr
found IN tho mouths OF negroes brought
up On sugar plantations, who from the
earliest years upward consumed moo
sugar than any other class Of people
whatever. Those 90 nll skcptical OF the
value Of this fact have only 60 look
around among their personal friends
and zee whether the sugar eaters or the
sugar summers have the finest teeth.
and they will find. other things boing
equal, that the sugar eaters. Us rule.
have tho hoit teeth. The only possible
way for accounting for this libel against
sugar SEEMS to BE- by supposing that IL
originated IN the brain Of ono OF our
economically disposed great. Rrandmoth.
urs ut tho timo when sugar was 2 ahil.
lings u pound in order To prevent her
children gratifying their cravings for
swcots at the expense Of tho contents Of
tho auas.r I.a.aftt 10
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE..


Vanderbilt fInins Co Location Of principal
piare oi business No. 81 West ouih lem
Pie street. stlt Late cay, utah. Location
~ minra. Mineral iiii mining district,
Blame County. idaho
NoIfCE u HEnLnY GIVEN THAT AT
~ Ameeune ~ me hoafd Of directors ~
the Nanuefbnt hiniuE Co, held at hai. Lake
ny, uiah. huEustN, 10. an asssssmt7i Of
four 90 cents b. snare VS. levied on the ra,
tll stool ni The corporation. payable At once
10 a q. Glauquc. secretary, 10. N West souih
Temple sifcst. salt Lake CITY. utah, and any
STOCK on which The assessmsnt IA 10 femain
unpaid on Tho ~ DAY Of september 1884, will
be- delinquent and adteftised Tor ssie a. pebble
auction, aud " payment n not made uefofo
viii be fold on The 4tth Day of -fptcn boz.
is|H. ~ The hour % ~. m a. the once ~ the
company, to ply aaaessWunt and costs OF
Altcftiairg aud expenses o. sale.
salt Lhte CITY. August {. isSs.
ArA MEETING " the HOARD or
~ dlrectars Of the Vanderbilt Mining
COMPANY. he'd fept 4 istl the date Tor
Ucionei in isla' aud date OF ssle 10 iriday,
4. G. oIAUouE, secretary.
Alta NETTING OF THE HOARD or
~ directors Of the Vanderbilt Aiuing Co
heid Get. n tsqt. the date Tor advertising de-
nnIueut s'orr Of said company. VS. extended
10 oct ~. les. and daio Of sale 10 Wednesday,
NOV. Z. istd, At 2 O'Clock y, N
\. q. viAuQUr. secy
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NOTICE. 10 CONTAGIOUS

once of tho board Of public works. room sol
CEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE re.
= Ceived Al this once until so'elock y, m
uf Monday, October ", leo, Tor the wOTk Of
removing that portion OF tho IRE department
quarters known a. No. = and erecting In place
thereof s-uew bnildinF acrurdfnE 10 plans
tho 9Th inst
Instructions 70 bidders together with tpeei.
lcAtiona ana forms for contract ana bond can
he obtained upon application al tho once Of
the board
fhs nghtn reserved 10 reject any and oil
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