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S2s2 so; GALA 50caS1; prime lambs.
S45Oa5. .25; fair to good lambe. - ~
s4.25; veal calves, a. 75a5. rs.
LEGAL.
COURT PROCLAMATION.

Whereas, the Hon. JEREMIAH LYONS,
President Judge Of the Court of Common
Pleas, for the Forty First Judicial District,
composed of the counties of Juniata and
! Perry, and the Honorables JOSIAH L. BAR
! TON and J. p. WICKEKSHAM, Associate
Judges of the said court of Common Pleas
of Juniata county, by precept duly issued
and to mo directed for holding q Court Of
Oyer and Terminer and General Jail De!iv-
cry, and General Quarter Sessions Of the
Peace at Minlintown, ON the
FIRST MONDAY OF SEPTEMBER
1895. BEING THE SEVENTH DAY OF
THE MONTH.
NorIcR u HEREBY GIVEN, to the Coro nor
Justices of the Peace and Constables Of tho
County Of Juniata, that they be then and
there in their proper persons, at 10 e'cleck
IN the forenoon Of said day, with their rec
ords, inquisitions, examinations and Oyer
rememberances, to do those things that to
their Offices respectfully appertain, and
those that are bound by recogniz zance to
prosecute against the prisoners that are or
may be in the Jail of said county, be then
and there to prosecute against them as
shall be just.
BY an Act of the Assembly, passed tho
9Th day of May, 1854, it made the duty Of
Justices of the Peace OF the several coun-
ties Of this Cenmonws alth, TO return 10 the
Clerk of the Court of Quarter Sessions Of
the respective counties, all the recogniz-
ances entered inte before them by any per.
son or persons charged with the Commis.
sien Of any crime, except such cases as
may be ended before . Justice Of the
Peace, under existing laws, at least ton
days before ths commencement ef the ses-
sion of the Court to which they are made
returnable respectively, and in all cases
whsre recognizances are entered into less
than ten days before the commencement Of
the session to which they are made return
able, the said Justices are to return the
same in the same manner as il said Act
had rot been passed.
Dated at Midlintewn, the fifth day Of
August, in the year Of eur Lord, ne
thousand eight hundred and ninety six.
JAMES P. CALHOUN, Sher,f.
Sher,ff's Once,
Aialintown, August S, 1885.
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CAUTION.
TRESSPASS NOTICE,

TRESSPASS NOTICE.
The undersigned persons have associated
themselves together for the protection OF
Willow Run Trout stream in Lack town.
ship, suniata Co., Pa. All persons are
strickly forbidden not to trespass npon the
land or stream of the said parties to fish
rs the stream has been stocked with trout
Persons violating this notice, will be pros
ecuted according to law.
r. II. Patterson,
T. H. Caru,hers, J.P.
Rob't A. Woodside,
w. D. Walls,
Frank Vawn,
Dyson Vawn.
April %. 1895.
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LOUIS F. ATKINSON. y. u. u. PzKXI LII.
ATKINSOy s. PENNELL,
ATTORNEYS AT-LAW,
MlRELINTOKN PA

uyCollectiDg and Conveyanciug pTomp,
ly attended to.
OrPIcE-Cn Main street, in place of resi-
dence of Louis 4. Atkinson, ESQ.,, south
Bridge street. (Oct 26, 1892
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SEATnEL AID REpusIsoAu,
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
DERRY COUNTY RAILROAD.

The following schedule went Into effect
May lS, 1896, and the trains will be run as
follows:
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ID. GkING, President and Manage,
y. n. MILLER, General Agent.
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FREE SILVER'S EVILS
Startling Evidences In Colon.
bia Of the White Metals
Undesirabflity.
COST OF LIVING DOUBLE.
United States Minister McKin-
ney's Great Object Lesson.
THE FACTS ARE UHDIsPUTED.

creased Fifty Per Cent, Provisions and
the Necessities Of Life Have Gone Up
About Two Hundred Per Cent.-How
Does This Help the Man Who Works
for . Living1
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It's Record Unin1peachable! Imperishable
Above the reach of Jealous rivals
Coming in all its entirety the New Great
Monster Museum, Triple Circu
Double Mensgerie, Spectacular Pagsnt. Pres
Unparalleled Program, exalted in aim and pure
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The democrats carried the state
election last week in Alabama, elect
ng a governor and other state Of
icers. The populists accuse them OF
fraudulent voting.
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REPUBLICAN, NATIONAL
TICKET.

FOR PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM MCKINLEY,
of Ohio.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
GARRET A. HOBART,
OfNew jersey.
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,orrcs TO THE PUBLIC

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Ine ,. s,s 10 parties Representing % ee
~ ..t. n the Seattle Post-fateliig sncear.
except the following. Who ass -. sas paas s
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{ns s1Itss l. a. Harrison. WIZ n
#srna and C. r. Peck. This Cos ssss
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e 80 oseer. No charge u mails for saca
egsIes uasfees. resolutions or other Pc
rusrrrnurrsreenfs VIII be charged Al lAs
e1et ~ "a ,~enTs rer lkls each tnserSiol.
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rrrr.rnRIA BOUT

STEAMER ae,sA s iyh,sssx's =.
PR sToxnssnd daily: sssses vislos . z
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REWARD.

A reward OF SO will DO pad FOR in'or-
uatson leading 10 the arrest and cshssc-
non OF any ore steahhK COPIES y. a..
throughout the city
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES-eu1
bids for supplies Will be received n r.
directors of the Washington Stale ~
itentsary. at their Office In walla W1i4
Washington. up to 2 o'clock q - (
Viz: Groceries. dry goods, han3u1K
paints and oils. -four and feed to111o
and drugs and medicines. For spog
ftons and any inquiries address -
McInroe, waila Walla, Wsshingt9k
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MESSENGER SERVICE.

RING T4lE a b. Bon Tor Hses@enxrgS
aFaasx haEks. NsTHe4r ana sxafaSs
wAEana aatek service Telephone MaFn
IL sss Sees9d. EfAaea FAc4a4e - .sgl-
EfI.
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San FRANCISCO DYE WORKS. 50 Sec
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NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.


NOTICE To BRIDGE CONTRACTORS
for ire construction Of two riIa srexfle
bridges over the South Fork OF the Snc-
cz5asazie river near North BSrd tone IL
feet In length and one 3 Fees in length.
viii be received By the Board Of Goan-
~ Commissioners. OF King county,
vast lngxon until O'Clock ?. m. We'd
neS5ay, December 81. 1895
(Ptsrs and Specifications OF said bridges
are rsw on dae IN the commissioners Of
Gee. subject 10 the inspection OF the bid
dereS
Each bid must name a lump sum for
the two bridges complete. and Do accom-
panied by cash, certificate OF deposit or
certified check on a Seattle bank fer
s2s.ea payable TO the order OF Fred Gascn.
chairman. 10 ~ forfeited 70 King county
ter into confraex with coed and sufficient
bonds I'm double the amount OF the con-
tract price within i've days OF the date OF
award.
BIDS must be sealed. Endorsed bid for
North Bend Bridges. and addressed 20
the Board OF County Commissioners, VINO
reserve the right 70 reject any or All DIGS;
Payment will be made IN Road and
Bridge Fund Warrants or in cash, as the
NATHAN BENAN.
Clerk Of the Board OF County Commits
ssoners OF King County, Washington
Dated at Seattle, Washington. Ncvern-
her 18th. 1886
L. :. ENGINEER OFFICE. Portland. Or.
November ~ Isss--Sealed proposals Tor
extending the South Jetty at Coqnuie
L. Cd her mari
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BICYCLES.

BIcYCI. rs BUfET. enarnellng. general
.s1nert repairing Pnoensx, Queen 6slts
cycle Co. SeVenfh and Pike.
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PORT ORCHARD AMP 80

CTrANkK MNEi 80 ~ Wo4hine
Leaves GeIbraigh doch. sHoa vsvas Greve
toa street. Tor south Bs1s,s as,s3 sssse gy
Fl While. nrsa:sfsss'sa1n s y fraeysss. "
:. 80 si.ysresis al sae . n - s. lss
o m: sunday, .. = rsisss0s& -
aiversiAIs a. SIS . m
1gi
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Advertisers desiring display advertise
sneafx changed for the Sunday issue must
hand Ia copy BIZ o'clock Saturday TO N
sure change.
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PEOPLES sAvIN6s RANK.
Occidental Block. Seattle Ma


PEOPLES SAVINGS RANK.
Occidental Block. Seattle. We1
caDl.ooir FicEas AND TRujS iiiiijii
Jacob Furth .................;s.;.....47
Arthur iasn a; Denny second v vics r.
JSraes a Hayden. Manager. cssh'L III
Frank I. Biodrett ....... Assistant -
sigmund scnwaoacnert Jonn ~
rransacts q savings bank bustnGn -
Depo.itx received from 81 to S1e.N
Interest allowed per annum:
cent. on term deposits: per cent = =
Dividends declared last days Of ny e
November. Loans made on rsol se0
approyed coilaterals only.
DEXTER HORTON . CO. BANx&
Incorporated 1851.
Capital ...... s.....................s..s
Surplus .,...... ....-...s..ss....sss.s $3.50. -
President ,:.............L a d.
Vice President...--.xw = ~, -
Ta.hier .....F. r. Van TIA
s,rhs exchange and teieEraphto H..
fers on New York. ChicAgo. 81 Fe9L
p prsnels1 ana rP Br,t;sh Columbia Col
asgbf Bills Of exchange on Londea -
able elsewhere in Europe.
collections made at al points - -
ponss stocks and other vsiuablee =
eeived on deposit for ssfs ksepins.
THE PUGET Sc s2V ss,T EnJ.0sAL sAn
Capital stock paid in .........S
surplus ....... ..............s.
Jacob rurth ..............'...:;ss....'r 4
y q Neufefder ............Vsce y$kS<
r ". Ankeny .........s..sss.ss'ss's~-'' -
~orrs.,onseuas in all tho principal
in the United States ana Eufoe.
THE FIRST N s.r, Z BASA
paif-up capital ..............-ss,SS
Surplus 49,. ...........-ss'.s
J. n McGFaw .,..............s;s,..... -
Maur.cs McMicken .........sics rssS11
Lester Turner business 'iirrasnssrtel
sigss ana fe,egraphic exchanxs
In Eli TIE principal cites oS
United States and puroD~ -~----
NATIONAL BANK or COMM
Pais-up capital .......-..........'''..'''
Tran.sets a general banking nsas
NJ y. FAliarf ...-..-....-....;vus,,c...p yssil1l
RI q Henry ...........-..s.sfcs TsIfce
n. r. Spencer -...-...s'.'.'s'
s.,.,x p.,o.1, noxes FOR Rent
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STEAMERS
60 oN LIE GREYHoIl,Nnps u

GO on THE GREYHouNpp, u,.
srs,,ry,as snohomish hga n
Tswn round trips daily except s ~ 1
49, ~sy 20 SO: Leaves ssatus a.
m AZ d m: leaves Essre.s Il aoek: 81.
.. ri. Seattle landing. 49, sssss cennes0
sreis lansn ..1 sor Tacoma. Win &c r.ss
Eaao for saohoisn With ,r ss.s,,l n9l ~
S.r4sts ana way Stations. Iss. aatissiEFMs s.
-, 'seD $40 FRANK ". GoOpn = :. -----s
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rsTEsT PATTERNS IN amateur outfits
afss complete stock dry plates and Sims.
f~se use dark rooms Cor charging Wash
frs-fnu Dental ard Photographic surnlv
co gu Columbia. opposite posfoTtce.
r. rs PARKER a CO. fresh psner ana
rsfasss. everything used in photagsapFly
ne catalogue
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L =. ENGINEER OFFICE. Portland Or.
November ~. 1sss--Sealed proposals for
extending the South Jetty at Coqnille
River or. will be received here until
% m, December q 1895. and then pub
iiciy opened Information furnished on
application. W. L. Fisk, Capt Engineers.
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wa~TED-By man and wife. small mod
err furnished house close ia Address
Permanent. Poss -Tntelisxencsr-
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COMPOSITION In nonpareil. minion.
BREWER or long primer faces on the fol-
lowing size bodies: Nonpareil or min
ion not exceeding Is ems plea; BREWER.
not exceeding Is ems plea; long primer,
not exceeding "a ems plea Special terms
on large orders. Address Post-IntelH-
epncer Seattle,
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:
MRS. BEfG gives massage, vapor Aaxn
and electricity Room I, @1 F1ut -
enue National hotel.
MRS. CHRISTIE. sla Second -MedluNl
baths. massage. electric treatment
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A Mexican Patriot.

Juarez was n most remarkable man.
He was full.blOoded Indian, born IN
a small town inhabited only by
Indians, and where there was but one
mau-lhs parish pfieHt-Who spoke
Bps nish aud could read and write.
Juares was 90 anxious to learn Spanish
and TO acquire AN education, that he
offered his services as n domestic 10
the priest, under condition that he
should be taught. The priest found
him 40 Intelligent that he sent him 10
the adjoining city OF Oaxaca 10 be
educated. From such humble begin.
ningh ho ross TO be prominent lawyer
and n foremost statesman. lie was, NJ
different times, secretary Of state OF hif
own state, member 81 the state leRit-
lature, state senator, governor OF Ills
state for several terms, Representative
10 tho Federal Congress, secretary OF
Justice and a. the interior, chief slice,
vice president, and fiualiy president OIL
tho republic. HIS PRINCIPAL o1afec.
teristlc were his profound conviction Of
literal PRINCIPLES, his very clear mind,
his remarkably good common ssnte his
great moral courage, his unimTe cd
integr ity and honesty, his great pat.
riotlfm, his tenaciiy OF purpose add
devotion to civil government. In
time OF war, when the dsetlnles Of the
country were In his hands and often
depended ON the result OF n battle, and
when many others In his place would
have led an army, he putpOsely ab.
stained from exercising any military
duties. These he left entirely TO tnote
OF his associates who had show talent
for war, and he himself set tho exam
pie Of a purely civil government. He
had ms much personal courage ~ any
man In the world. l saw him once
facing death as near and sure ne any
man over did, with perfect cAlmness
and almost Indifference, but without
brAvado. ] am sure he felt that II 10
best for patriot to die In the service
OF his county because In that case no
wins for himself Immortality, aud On
this theory account for this fact that
he was not afraid 10 die II ho died
In the performance OF patriotic duty.
NORTH American Review Tor Jann-
nfy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-10


UoU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO Az.
IL pear Ia an &C ION brought against yqu "
the above named plaintiff intho District Court
OF the third Judicial Diatrict OF the Territory
OF Utah. aud 10 answer the complaint med
therein within ten dAys exclusive OF the daI
summons-if served within this county or. "
served out Of this county, but In this distrioL
within twenty days othetwise within forty
days-or Judgment ~ default VII 10 iAsea
against you, accOrdins 70 the prayer OF SAID
complaint
Ths SAID action Ia brought To have a decree
Of this court dissnlving tho bonds OF mttri'
mony existing between plAlntih aud defendant,
and awarding 10 piAintn tho sole care and
custody Of tho minor child, issue Of SAID mar
riAge, restoring TO plaintih her former name,
Anna q, Andefs0ni and adiudgtnF that de-
iendsnt pay so per month 20 plaintiff a. fol.
lows 81 on December I, 1875, and SO on the
nrst day Of each and every mouth thereafter =.
permanent alimony for support Of plAinun
and said minor child; for ~ attorney foe
and costs OF suit, with general relief, prayed
on the following grounds, toswlti that on or
about June !, 1907, defendant eilfully and with.
out cause deserted plaiuth, and has ever since
continued 80 10 wilfuliy and without cause
desert aud abandon plaintiff, aHd 10 live sep.
Arate aud apart from her. aghnst nor viii and
without, hor consent, that At all umes since
said date, defendant has wilfullY refused und
neglected 10 provide for plaintir the common
or any nocsssarlos OF life, although abundanuy
able 30 10 do.
Andyou arc hereby naunod thatn you fail
% appear and answer the ssid compliant ~
above required, the fAid plainth viii apply TO
the Couri Tor tho relief demanded thsrciu.
Witness, the lion. samuel a. Merritt Judge,
AAd the seal OF the uiatrict Court ot
the THIRD judicial 'niurist ~ and
SEAL. Tor tho Territory Of Utah. this i6th
day Of November. In the year OF our
LORD one thousand eight hundred
Dlyip q DUNBAR. Clerk.
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Notes.

The sporting men Of Ogden met a.
Browning's store and organized Stslt
Bporlsmeuis association. J. NJ. Brown
Ing was elected prssldent,G. b'Beehet'
vice president, John LedwidSe, seett-
tary, and Chris. Flygafe, ttoasnror'
Mrs. Thomas Lundy, mother Of ex'
Mayor Lundy, died yesterday. Hei
remnlns will 10 shipped TO Denver ioi
intotment; also Mrs. Lydia A. Ray
mond died at the residence OF Der son'
in.law, Mr.. J. L. Coolnge. Her re-
maius win be buried In tue family lo'
nj Shrewsbury, Penn.
Bishop MeQuarfis, VINO has had .
severe attack OF pneumonis, IL rsoov'
erlng slowly.
John ID. Fife has LETT for Arlz,ns on
n business trip.
]. NJ. Browning has gone East. HI.
destination IL Hartford, Conn.
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NOTICE OF SAFE ON AeIsrERs LEN

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigncd having an Agister'a lien
upon the property hereinafter described for
phatuTlnT and feeding o. the same NJ the 70.
queat % -. q, fuN the owner thereof, will, on
Tie 18Th day ~ January, 1896, commencing AZ
tho hour Of 10 o'clock am nf SAID day, offer
Tor sale az public auction anu fcll TO tie nigh.
oct bidder Tor cash Ia hand, At biz residence
about one half mile south OF Butiuryllo post
on.cu in salt Lake county, Utah. tue following
described property, to.witi
Ouu boy colt. about three years old,
ono bay mare, about seven ycata old, with
fuuking colt,
one bay mare, about six years old.
sAid properly being alld under said AglsteT'a
lieu 10 pay the amount thnfcof t0swit, So
ami tho costs of enforcing said lien, t0.wit the
costs of the appfaisumrnt thereof, this notice.
and the sale thereof. ana thu costs OF keeping
sai 1 property up 70 the time % said sale.
Dated this ord day Of January, l.s0.
WALTER CLARK,
Agitter.
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sHsRIFF,s SALE.


NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN TIiAf
~ nursuant 10 an order Of sale and decree
~ foreclosure ~ mo directed FROM the ihifd
Jud riai ustrct Court OF the Territory Of
UtAh, County of Salt Laks, IN cause thefeln
pending wherein u, ~. schouler - plalnuh
and sarah A. Love ia defendant, 10 which sAid
decree amt order Of safe reference IL hereby
made Ithall expose for sale a. puzzle suction,
10 the hIshest bidder for cafh, ~ the west
front door Of tho County Courthouse, ln the
City Of salt Lake, Couny Of SAT- LAKE, siaie
Of Utah. on the 18th day Of January, l.hi "
~ o'closk, noon, AL the right TUE, claim and
inlcrest o. sarah A, Love, IN aud 70 the tul'
towing described TcA' estate, situate, lylng
md being IN tho County Of salt Lake, Utah,
and particularly described a. follows, te,Wi!
An o. lot nft, two tbgl, IA BLOCK Two (sl, 4. ~
Whites south sails Lake, -At Lake County.
Utah. a. appears on the county records.
10 10 sold ~ the property OF sarah \. Love,
under said order of sale and decree 10 the
natsd. SALT LAKE CRY. U,sh, January an,
A. u, isaL HARVEY suD1. sheriff,
ny u, 4. THOMAS, Deputy sheriff.
John N. Cannon, attorney Tor rlainun.
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pELINouENI NOTICE..

The Continental Market Company OF utah,t the
punc'pai pace of buslnets, rAlt IaEe CITY.
utah. un.fo room, d Emporium nuiidtnE,
corner First South and hain streets.
NJ OTICE.- THERE ARE DELINQUENT
y on tho following described stock, on nc
count u ASSIGNMENT loyiad on the g3th OF No,
yombcr, 40 The several amounts set opposite
tue namoa Of the respective shareholders. ~
follows
Certla.
Name, cato. sharos. Amount.
WIN. q JennlnFH.... 10 % suas1
VIM. q, Jennings. Is A. al ~
And In accordance with law ana the order u
the board OF directors made on the 23th day "
November, 1903, 30 many shares Of each parcel
OF such stock ~ may be necessary viii DO sold
NJ tho once % tie company, room 9, Emporium
hui ding, corner Fret south aud NJ ain atreets,
salt Lake CITY, Utah on the 18th day OF Lanu.
nry, 1870. NJ yp,m, ~ said day. to pay delin.
quunt assessment thereon, together with the
cost Of AdyoriianE and expense OF sale.
Jos. A. JENNINGS. Secretary.
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NOTICE OF Asssssm ENT.
Dosoret and salt Lake Agricultural and Manu-
featuring Canal Company, Principal
place OF business salt Lake
CITY. Utah

No1ICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT At
~ a meeting OF the board Of directors Of
the said company, held A. salt Lake City, Utah,
on tho IN day Of December, i-Na, an assess.
mcnt was levied on tho subscribed capital
stock OF tho corporation Of twenty-five cents
per share, payable 10 T. John NuttAll secretary
aud treasurer. At Lts oiiieo No. ~ hast south
Temple street, on or before tho lith daY OF
December. $50 Any stock on which said a.
tessmentremAina unpuid on Thursday, JAnu.
AIRY o, isg1. shall he deemed delinquent, and
advertised for sale al public auction, audn
payment u not made before viii be sold on
Monday tho g5th day OF January, 1870, AZ s
O'Clock . M ~ the once OF tho secretary 80. 81
East south Temple street salt Lake tity. Utah,
90 pay the delinquent aasetament together
with costs Of advertising and expense ~ sale
l.. JOHN NUTTALL, secretary.
salt Lake city, Utah, Dec. 4 1875.
The date when the stock on which the above
assessment becomes delinquent has been e.
tended 90 January -, isio, aud the date for
the sac OF delinquent slOek has been extended
to saturday, the sth day OF February, 1870. At 8
O'Clock u. IN. NJ the same place
iiy ordar % Board o. piIeelers made Jan
Secretary,