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IN OFFICIAL CIRCLES.
Serious Charges Preferred Against
Collectors of LiucOln and Taos
GOunties-Oficiai Notes.

The board of county commissioners of
Lincoln county yesterday formally noti-
fed Gov. Thornton that George Sena,
sheriff and collector, had not made any
settlement of his official accounts since
July last and has refused to account for
public moneys known to have been COL
lected by him. Also of the fact that his
bondsmen had asked to be relieved from
future liability, ana they ask that said
sheriff and collector be removed from
Office.
The Taos county commissioners have
also reported to the governor that the
county tax collector there, Bonifacio
Barron, is in default since July last; has
made no settlement with the territorial
treasurer since that date; has collected
large sums of money, and refuses to ac-
count therefor. They therefore ask his
removal from office.
Gov. Thornton has fixed February 6 as
the date for hearing both cases, and has
notified all parties interested to be pres
emit. Upon the showing then made will
depend future action.
OFFICIAL NOTES.
The y. 8. court of private land claims
will open session at Tucson, A. t., on
February II, and will hold another ses-
sion at Santa Fe in March.
The governor has appointed William
Crane, of Coolidge, Valencia county;
Arthur W. Hand, of Carlisle, Grant coun-
ty; Cristoval Sanchez, of Ocate, Mora
county; George D. Allen, of Las Vegas,
San Miguel county, and j. R. Hudson, of
Santa Fe, as notaries public.
The Cooperating Exchange & Manu-.
featuring Association has Gled articles
with the territorial secretary reciting the
following particulars: Incorporators, E.
E. Park, W. J. Mcconnell, T. A. Stone,
and W. Il. Stephens; bjects, establishing
a community business for mutual benefit
capital stock, 100000; life, fifty years
directors, E. E. Park, W. j. Mcdonnell, j.
A. Buchanan, 7. A. Stone, of Dallas, P
G. Bradford and F. p. Gayle, of Roswell
principal place of business, Dallas, Texas
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board of health may be called upon to
exercise it's proper authority. Already
the mothers are on the verge of a panic
and many will be forced to take theii
children out of school unless those known
to be afflicted with the cough are not
kept at home, where they most certainly
belong under such circumstances.
The entertainment at st. Francis hal
tomorrow night will consist of beauti
full comedy, musical selection played OIL
bottles by Mr.. Noceda (a) Tonche, a voca
selection from "The Mascot" entitled
GEL Duo de Los Pavos," by Mr.. and Mrs
Noceda, and dance for all who attend
II should be we'll attended. These enter
tainments are for the purpose of raising
funds to pay for the uniforms, which have
already been ordered, and are expected
to arrive here in few days.
The ole seyenty-sixth interest in the
Mora grant, recently conveyed by G. H
Gildersleeve and wife to A. l.. Richardson
of Boston, was sold by A. B. Renehan
special master, yesterday at Las Vegas
under decree obtained in the San Mi.
guel county court by J. G. Schumann ant
]. B. Lamy, of this city, upon mort
gage held by them upon that property O.
date prior to the conveyance to Richard
son; and, at such sale, the property wal
purchased by Mr.. Il. Spiegelberg, of New
York.
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PERSONAL.

Hon. W. g. Ritch is in the city from
Engle.
N. e. Van Falkenburgh, of La Junta, is
at the Exchange.
Hon. W. j. Bryan left for his home in
Lincoln, Neb., this morning.
Mr.. M. s. Hart, territorial coal oil in
spector, is attending to his duties here to-
day. '
Mr.. Fl. j. Franklin, of the A., L. u 5. F.
secret service, is in town from Pueblo,
Colo.
Claire Beatty has returned from Mexico
and resumed his old sit in his fathers
store.
Rev. R. M. Craig, pastor of the Presby-
terian church, is confined to his house by
sickness.
At the Bon Ton: j. K. Caine, Cerrillos;
Joe Davis, Silver City; Frank Lykins,
Cerrillos; Henry Brutsohe, Norwalk, Ohio;
D. O. Hatfield, Ignacio, Colo; D. Gresham,
Frank johnson, Cerrillos; T. Carroll, Es-
pamela.
At the Palace: W. E. Dame, Cerrillos;
j. B. Murphy, Alamosa; Jim Curry, Es-
pamela; Thos. F. Stills, Kansas City; j. j.
O'Brien. St. Louis; J. O. O'Connor, Den
yer; s. H. Fields, st. Joe; AL. Bond, San
Francisco.
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Hoods Pills cure all liver ills.
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Ernntions On the Skin.

Fort Wingate, N. NJ, Dec. ~, 1885,
"My little daughter who had eruptions on
the skin and body looked as though il
was blistered. I have been giving her
Hoods Sarsaparilla and she has taken
several bottles and is now almost entirely
cured. The doctors said she would need
a change of climate, but Hoods Sarsa-
parilla has made this unnecessary" j. T
Freeman.
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@. W. Kennedy, a member of the terri.
torial board o. equalization, was stricken
with paralysis at Gallup the other day
and soon after taken to bis homo in Albu.
querqe, where he seems to be steadily re-
gaining his health and strength.
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POSTOFFICE
SANTA FEE, N. M.
Arrival and Departure Of Mails.
In effect Jan. l, 1898.

Mails arrive and depart from this Office as
follows:-
Mails Arrive.
From the East and South, at 10 AS a. m.
From the East (through mail, Denver, La
Junta and intermediate points, at 1913 a. IN.
From tho South and West ut :35 p. m.
From Denver and all points South of Dem
yer, via d. & r. G, at $50 p. m.
Malls Depart.
For New Mexico points on d. & r. g., and
points South of Salida. at $40 q. m.
Through pouch for Albuquerque, at 1880
q.
For the East. Denver, La Lunta and all in
termediate points, at 10 30 q. m: :,
For all points East of La Junta, and all
points between La Junta and Denver, and all
points South and West, and through pouch
FOR East Las Vegas, at 80 p. M.
OFFICE HOURS, $500 a. m. to $500 p. m.
General delivery open Sundays from 200
p! m. to 800 p. m.
THOMAS r. GABLE, r. M.
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THOMAS r. GABLE, r. nj
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On and after February 1, will sell
milk at IA quarts for 81; 26 pints for 81;
in quantities of gallon or more, $50 per
gallon; cream, Goo a quart.
E. ANDREWS.
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Cheap Clothing.

Parents can leave their orders with
Jake Levy and get boys and youths
clothing from Wannamaker & Browne 2t
per cent cheaper than anywhere else in
town. Prove it by calling on him.
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Ladies who desire to learn more about
viavi, and how by its aid you can cure
yourselves, will find me at home, neal
Santa Fe depot, on Wednesdays and
Thursdays. Mrs. W. B. Sloan, local agent
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SOCIETIES..
A. F. & A. NJ.

A. r. d A. NJ.
Montezuma Lodge, No. l, meets on the
arst Monday evening of each month at
1880 O'Clock, in the Masonic hall, In the
Kahn block, San Francisco st. Visiting
brethren are fraternslly invited.
THos. J. CuaRAN, w. M. 4
W. E. QRrYTIH, SEQ.
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Ant IN ST. peTtR,s.
There Are Few Pictures or Trcscoc. IN
the Great Cathedral.

There Are Few Pictures or Treacoes In
the Great Cathedral.
Nothing perhaps ismoro striking as
one becomes bcttcr acquainted with st.
Peters than tho constant variety ~ de.
tail. The vast building produces at first
sight ana impression Of harmony, and
thcrc appears To be- % remarkable uni.
fcruity OF style IN all tho objects one
secs
Thorc aro no oil paintings Ia speak ~
I'm The church md but tow fr'scoas. Tho
great altar pieces aur almost exclusively
iluo mosaic copies of famous pictures
which arr preserved elsewhere OF these
reproductions tho best 81 generally con.
sidcrcd 60 b. TINT ~ Gucrcino's 81
Pcirunilla" ~ the end of the right nislo
Of the tribune. Dc1lruss,s praises these
mosaic altar pieces cxtriyagnutly, and
oven cxprcssos the opinion that thoy nro
probably superior In point of color to
the originals, from which they nro cop.
led. In execution thoy nro certainly
wonderful, and many stranger looks
ut them aud passes on believing them
to b. oil paintings
lhoy pusstsa tho qualify Of being iin'
pcrishablc and beyond all influence ~
climate or dampncss, and they nru mas
tcrpiocos Of mechanical workmanship.
But many will think thcm hard and
uusyinpathctio In outline aud decidedly
crude In color. Much wit has been man.
mucturud By the critics 40 tho expense
Of Guido Rents 'Micmol," Tor In.
stance, and as many sharp things could
bc said about Rund many other works
az tho Same Kind ia tho church. Yut
on tho whole, thuy do not destroy tho
general harmony Big us They arr, when
thuyaru sCJn fr1m littlo distance, they
nnk into mcru insignificant patches uf
color, all but Lost in tho deep richness
ui tho Naturalization Crawford In
Century.
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stewart a. 81 vada wns called or. Ho
taid he went 10 Chicago with little
hope res silver pIaioitn would DO
adopted or such candidates appointed.
There never was moro pathetic band
% mBn on earth tnau ihlse wac con-
ir0llsi ,hu Chic7gJ convention. Wal
sireota corruption fund was no us'
He rnit Efyan'8 convention speech
was the greatest Grafton In hsi1ty.
al kulw MG B'yiu," b'na.1r 8 Tow,
nri went on. "ie believes wha. w
believe. hr is Ne true 90 Mo pfiuciplgs
ag tue ntar 10 too pile"
Juupo ErUltu Omaha was called ,u
tho platform, Ito enid. "Oh, GOT,
trrd residence ana ulavaiu aud vcr.
min and war Hud ilmiu" among "a,
10 you will, hut ia thy providence 90.
livur "a rom another four yutfs II
uypr,saion under or Yer Cltv lal :"
AFTERNOON stssION.
TIE delegate, as uiu1l, cam ~.
golher slowly. A. $3.50 CnaIm % s..
John ffIpyd i1s order.
Mr. Pnge Of NtJtafk, moved that
the convention pr0caeI 90 the nOmius.
lion of "a Presidential candidate. l.
prevailed.
b. T.. l. tic Of Kanins nominated
william j. BrvAu o y ptAska.
Col. l.. q. Pace rf Ntbfasga second.
ci the nomination o. MI Bryan.
when he oame into the hail, he sail,
he was met by tho motto: no tue
pollf, yo sons OF freedom" aud lac could
,carceiy refrain from oKclnimlng, "All
hail." He believed that the nOmins.
tion was but formal, a. every delegate
had but one purpose, tho nomination
Of william j. Bryan.
A number u other speeches were
made and then the rule. were sue
pended ON motion " T.. V. Wise o.
Missouri, anu Mr. Bryan was nominal.
ed by ncoIamaii1n.
Tho widest enthusiasm followed.
Mr.. Ifoup II Connecticut placed the
name Of Arthur 5swail OF Mtioa be-.
tore the convention. lie made no
speech.
Nc. Nilea Of ohlo seconded the nom.
inGti0n.
4, was moved that Mr.. Sewall be
declared tue Vice. Pfssidentiai uoml.
nee by reclamation, and tho motion
prevailed.
Col. Pace Of Nebraska offered q rsso.
luton declaring II 10 DO the sense U,
the convention that as tue Dsmrc cratic
party hud arranged 10 notify Btyhn
anu 5ewall In New York. tno silver
party should notify them In Bryan's
nomu ut Lincoln. Tue motion was
agreed 10.
Thersupon the convention adjourned
ninU die.
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NorIor of TRusrells sALe.

NYvuEEEAs oS 1HE MAST DAY or
w October. lsI1 Arthur T. iurl ana Alice
Ter. his vile made executed and deliytred
10 q. VI. D.. Drmih their certain bond aud CON
dItIouud tor She payment ofti,0.0 and interest
according To- tgn interest coupon notes thereto
WDefeas iho said parties on the same date
executed aud delivered 10 Frank kuun aa
trustee for saId 1fiihtn o trust deed conveying
10 uim In trlst Toe following described foai
estate situated 10 ralt Lake county, Jtah' W,
wit. Lots seventeen ilsI, eighteen tsl aud
nineteen tl'l ia hlucs tnrru 90 IN icrhln.
tirtt Addition 10 Salt Lake CIV ana any aud
promises aud any part thereof, which taid
itubt decd was duly recorded In The unlcu Of
tho county recorder " salt Lake county, ttah,
ON ihu iitn Say OF November, l.'A AZ iaa' y.
m 100 TOOK 90" OF MORTGAGES, pages 20 s., AMI
Whereas said trust decd uIoulrd shat
should dofautbe made in the pay ment % aaid
bond or Cithcf OF tho interest coupons &C
r8rding a. tht tenor AMI effect thereof. Tor 4
purioduf Do days afIgr their mntIriiy, that q
should Be- lawful for ta.i trustee ~ tcii and
dispose ~ ,aid property. hni all tho rghL
rlld Arthur u. trfi and Alice ttr' hia Niles at
public suction 10 thc front door 20 toe county
court house o. falt Iafa tIr. salt Lake
iuuniy. iuh, lur clfh, iy FNlnf uAyg
previous notice ~ such Fa'o uy Publication
once in each week iur Tour surrUHsiVu weeks,
IN newspaper at that lmo pu1uahcd m SAT-
Wb,r,as. there 6as necn dof1uit made in
thupaympnt for more than days after their
maturity OF Tue following lnltIt.h NnhINhH NuN
Ami iat 1884 october ist, is.I, hpfii lat
ls.1, October 1T. i..5, April ist, lsil, aud
Whereas, by reason OF said defaults tue legal
holder and owner ~ sald bond anu dcoI OF
uuHt, o. W. y. griffith, hos declared the whole
ct said ludObit dntfa due and payable ami has
requested the undersigned trustee ~ execute
Che power m sad trust deed. now thcfriorc,l
the undorsgnCd trustee, % tho request u me
legal holder " sara note, by tIrtuo % tno
power and authority IN me vested ana 10 hc
CurdauCr Will tho provisions Of stId uust deed
will, ON Tuesday tho 18Th day OF August l-f
% O O'Clock noon 81 Haid daic, at inc south
front door 0f tho County touri House % -alt
lake County, on South state street. talt Lake
CIty, Utah, soil toe above doicfIued promises
No public auction 10 the hisnCti aud best hld
dor Tor each, toEsthcr VITA nl uFht, title,
bouont and. equity Of fCdCmpuqn Of tht tlld
Arthur a. lCri and Alice lCfl, their hoirs ana
hfnlgus, for thC purpose OF paying tue amounts
due on Hall Indebtedness Win the costs AMI
expenses OF executing this trust, aud tho fNd
tuituu Will mnAU, execute, Acknowledge nnl
deliver tn tho purchaser or uutchIHofa OF ahiu
premises, good hni sufficient deed or deeds VI
conveyance therefor
Dated July 10, isli, salt Lake City, Utah.
FkANk kSON, Trustee.
sfLrurss A sMitii. Attorneys TOT Trustee.
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Marvellous Results.

From n letter written ny Rev. J.
GunoeTmsn, Of DlmondAle, Mon,
We are permitted 10 make this extrAoli
III have no hsiilniion la recommend.
Ing DR.. King's New Discovery, No the
results we're almost marvellous In the
case Of my vito. while I was pastor
of the BaE,ls, Church At Riyss June.
ton she was brought down with Pneu.
mon 4 sucoesding La Grippe. Terrible
pafozysma OF coughing would last
hours with little interruption ana II
seemed ~ n she could not survive
lhou. A friend recommended Dr..
Kings New Discovery; IL wfs quick
IN iis work and highly satisfactory In
rssults," Trial bottles free at 2. g. NJ.
|. druy Department. Regular size 800
aud fl.O0.
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NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN ~ THE
~ CITY Council OF hHit Lake city. state n
lt1h, " the tntgnti0u OF such touucit 90 malta
We following described Improvement, to.wltf
Extending aud laying sewer along tho follow
nv named street On tho north side OF Second
South airccl from Iia intersection with sctoHi
tnst sweet " VIA Eatts ttrot, ana dofrhY tHs
coft thereof, estimated vt 81 80 per linear or
front foot W two thousand Eve hundred and
seventy four dollars, hY a local asseaamrrt
upon the blocks. lota. parts " i0ts aud pieces
Of ground within sewer Distinct 40 D, being
the properly, luts. paris nf luts and pieces n
ground Wiihin HHid district a. be Affected or
benefited by nlid imprut cement namely. LOIS
J, 2, . and 4 block li plat ~" and lots / and
q, hlors GO, pat IN Faud lots !. .. 8 aud d
block u, p'at' 4. ." SAT- Lake CITY sufvOy
Al protests aud objections 20 she earring
out " such intention 10 make said Improve.
meni must De- presented IN wtitiuE 20 the CITY
Recorder on or before tho glst DAY Ut JuIF
20, being The tlmu Hot bY SAID Council
WHOM it viii near and consider such uIfee
tons 90 may De- made thereto
~ order Of tho city Council Of salt lave
tiY,s sac Of Jtah, made the 21d day %
June, lea
DAVID a. EMEHY.
CITY Recorder
Sewer Intention No. o.
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KEY WEST, July rs Twelve OF the
filibusters recently landed In CubA by
the steamer Three FFiendS, have been
killed by the Spauiafdr, according T.
letters received here. They were
landed near Havana. A small band
OF Insurgents was In waiting and t9uk
the arms 10 the mountain. While
waiting they were discovered by y
spanish column. The filibustora II -
Into tho forest aud for four days wore
without food. On the nth day, after
some had died Of heat aud exhaustion,
they met some insurgont scouts whO
undertook to guide tnem 70 n safe
place. Soon after meeting the scouts
they ran into u Spanish column aud
weIe forced to scatter. Gabriel Odall
and Louis Payroll Of Koy West, james
Floyd OF Columbus, Ga., and Peatue
Atkins. who 10 related 10 a Jacksonville
family, were among those killed. Tue
names OF tho other men killed have
not been heard. The other memb,Ts
Of the expedition finally reached an
inaurgent camp.
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POWDER con CANNON.
a Mixture That Eui Burn slowly Is Ne,
cssngy For nig Ordnance.


cssssy Tor nig Ordnance.
The great trouble with powder In
cannon was soon found TO b. that Il OK.
crtcd all it, foure too suddenly, so that
all the strain came on one end Of tho
gun. When gunpuwdcr "a sot on fire, 10
turns suddenly into gas. and tho gas
needs about 500 times the space that
the solid powder occupied. Tho cxplo-
sion IL ordinary Puupowdor Is so sud-
den that for a moment that part IL tho
FUN around tho powder chnrgo has TO
hold thD big volume uf gas squeezed
down uudCr enormous pressure until tho
shot can mako start 10 GIT out Of tho
gun and mako room for the gas H..
Therefore, guupOwdor could be- mudo
which would burn "a little slower 30
that It would not all DO burned until
tho shot reached tho muzzle, tho gas
would hn NOM gradually formed aud
tho strain ho distributed ull along tho
gun. Such - powder was first mado In
Germany and WAS fut called cocoa pow.
dor, because it rpsgmhlyd iu color and
gun0ml appearance cuho Of chocolate
It's method of manufacture was k,pt DO.
Crgt, but other countries mnly2Ud tho
grains and Soon learned to mako 10 oven
better thun Germany ltismgIe uutIy
by changing tho proportions ut tHn iu.
gradients, making Them about 20 lor
cont faliuctgE pur cent sulphur and
Us Per cont charcoal, but mainly hy
u-.ug ana md.rluUol charcoal, thus
VlNIUg tho UUl,U.r lf4 f.H4rT|YF g.H..
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NTufI" uruEnY GIVEN TO TIN
~ uu uiUfoporly tbuttinE on second
huu D. uHttf ."IWutu Nust Temple and iIfat
West strcyts iHlt The uudUrisu,d were duly
appointed bY tHy tlty Council OF salt iakr
ttY, Utah, ON July g i'pU. as n board 10
equalization and review 20 near affections. 10
auy, 10 tho asHsHtmuut Tor tho paving yufH.
Ing aud EutteUug On second south
street, ron West Temple 10 tirst West
stfuuts, being in paving district No %
tuid asfCfHmUnt llat is completed and anlI
lossiln Will DO held in tho once n the Uiiy
Recorder, Room lui, city HAL, for i've Cl
consecutive uhNs from two 10 four O'Clock p.H.
q each DAY, commencing July ilth anu ending
July 1ith, ItlI both dHYH inclusive. During
Hutd umU tho aHHcsHmrut ilat Will be- open fn
public inspection, and any person or pofHous
feeling themselves urgfiUyod may have hear.
ms before faid uuhrI ana said Board shall
have authority tU nHte corrections VI any tHH
deemed ny them uniu.t
JOHN ALLYN,
iltSigN !. HAYWARD,
". T. OMAHA,
D.. H. CAtLirItR,
D.. 81 lLpLOUON.
fait Lake city, Utah. July sth, 1850.
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This linlmsnt IL different Ia oompo-
tltlo1 fum any other lluimenl On The
marke'. A. 10 a scientific Jiso1vlry
whiol results Ia n bong the most rauo-
ira'in. Liuimont ever known. There
ere numerous white imi,allouf, which
mfy Ue recommended bcuauts they
Peg he seksr greater rroh'. Beware
otIHe.e ard demand Rqiiard' SHov
Ligm.Hi ttpoaitiVoy cures Rauu.
nation, Neufalgia, Bpriins, Bruises,
Wounds, Cut,, bclatis and Infamma-
tory Ehouuat'am, Burul, Bcalda, Sore
Feet, CONTACTED Muscles, SUiG joints,
Oh Sores, Pain In Back, Barb Wiis
Cuts, sore Jhrst or Throat, anI 10
especially bouoncialin PA'aysil.
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D. lI..I,r nf I'D ~ rlnln.

Tho GHrst -rncry In this part Of our
1ouu'W. 90 fAo west end of the famous
l. ucso obgr.and, was that Of the gla.
cIu 81 thc great Dead plain. We did
mot see % until we wcru ON it, edge and
the white otpansc spread before us it
Elisa kind ~ olliptical hollow, some
two miles long by milo wide Onco
ON rs smooth, largo surface tho external
world be shut out by u ring of low
mountain wall Not trace Of human
activity can Do soon IN any direction.
Tho lnrgoncss, simplicity and scclusion
of this strange nuwhcld mako 10 unique
We travrrscd IT, longest diameter Tho
snow fortunately remained hard
Throughout the hour Of our passage.
thanks 10 cool breeze and yelled
sun. The surface was beautifully rim.
pied and perfectly clean "A Thou.
sand Miles Through the Alps" by Sir
W. w. Conway. Ia scriunUr'A
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

Golden star Mining and Milllng Company q
corporation, location OF principal place %
business, Joseph, ttah, branch oflCr room
No, ess huaH block, West seeond south
street. salt Lake city, Utah. Location u
works and mining properly, In Gold MOuu.
tain aiming district, liuto County, Utah.
NOTICE ~ llEHbnI GIVEN THAT AT 4
~ meeting Of tho board u directors held on
June lhth. lalH. an assessment of one cent per
sharo was LEVIED on the capital stock Of Toe
corporation, payable on or before the I'm
DAY OF August $50, To Timothy hgan. protI
dent Of thu company, Ht his ONCE,
room No, si1 AtlaH ilock, West Second south
street, snlt Late City, Utah. Any ftoc.
upon which tho assessment may remain uupali
on Tho ilih day u August 'lb win bo delinquent
amt advertised Tor sale At public auction, ana
unless payment DO made before, viii be- cold
on the aih day % September, At 81, ~. Al no
once OF the company, No. US Atlas block,
sat Lave CITY, utah, 10 pay tho delinquent
assessment together with the cost Of adyUI.
tlG'ng aud expense OF Gale.
CHARLES g. HUDSON,
secretary OF the nolden star Mining And Mill
ing Company.
Date OF nfst publication July u, 1850,
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spaulard. nepor, a victory.

NHw York, july GA special to
the Herald from Havana says;
Lieutenant Albetoi,o officially re-.
ports naving defeated the combined
Insutgent forces under Aguirfo ana
Araugufen near CafdenAs. Albstotto
states tina; there were mots than 1850
men on an English plantation near
there Thursday. Toe Spanish captured
the rebel munitions, arms and horses.
In Plnar Dol Rio tue Insurgents rc.
newod their attack upon tho trocha at
tue Southetn station, between La
Gala and Santa Ana, being agsin fo.
pulsed with l0as.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-25

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