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Evening journal., 1896-06-01

T ITHU UHWUl X II n
Newark .2 o 2 2 O Is 10
Me'ropolitans. 4 o o O ! o. 4
Batteries-Lloyd and Ruthfuss; Seymour
and Foster.
Evening journal., 1896-06-01
IntoxieatIon.

"The sherIff's hostler is 'trus
prisoner. and for slight considsrati
will obliginRly bring in pint OF l'Qu'
Visitors are not searched, and they OF
bring intoxicating drinks into the price
I have seen Day Warden Wilson so /
toxicated that 'trusty' prisoners hs
taken him into their cells and put him
bed first giving him vinegar to drink
sober up on Tuesday, April %, 1SS
M. A. Pierce was drunk In his CELL
January 30, 1896, Day Warden w
son, intoxicated, was IN the womeI
department., aud attempted 10 ssssu
Maggie Butler, prisoner, who 70 rmei
resided on Robinson street, Wilmin gto
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-17
WEST.
CONNECTIONS.

no Connects at Burton. Kan,
qf-h A +. & s. F for points in Kansas.
Haz Ginning chair cars (seats free,
r1s PuUnan drawing room sleepers to
Burton. Kan.
80. c-G1nnects at Monet for points
fn AfIza sas. Indian territory ana
Texas Connects at Grand Union
station ST Louis. with all lines Tor
tta 5at, north and southeast. Has
reeIiu5 ng chair cars (seats free) ana
EaIuan drawing room sleepers 20 ST
-aU's.
10. E-Connects at Burton with A.
u & S. F. for ali points west and north
s, est. Has reclining chair cars (seats
free Pullman Buffet drawing room
sleepers 10 Burton. Through Pullman
Eleepers Burton to Los Angeles, San
Diego and San Francisco. On Sundays
has Pullman Tourist sleepers through
to Los Angeles without change.
No. 6-Connects at Monet for points
IN Arkansas and Texas. Connects {
St Louis Grand Union Station with all
lines for the east, north and southeast
Has reclining chair cars (seats free)
and Pullman Buffet drawing room
sleepers to ST. Louis.
Thought tickets on sale to all points.
For further information call upon or
address w. TORREY.
Ticket Agent
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Leave--EaSt Bound.
Train No. 10. kansas and Ne
braska Limited" for Fort Scott
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MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY co.

MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY co.
Time Card. Effective May 10th, 1886.
Leave-East Bound.
Train No 10. kansas and Ne
braska Limited for Fort Scott
and ST. Louis. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80 ?. m
Train No. 6. Kansas City and st.
Louis Express. $40 p. m
Leave for South and West.
Train No 5. for Clearwater. Con-
way Springs. Anthony kiowa,
Kingman. Norwich, oxford,
Belle PLANE and Winfleld...... $50 a. m.
Train No 457. for Conway
Springs and Anthony. 200 p. m.
Leave tor North and West.
Train No g. Kansas and Ne
braska Limited" for HUtchin-
son, Pueblo. Colorado Springs
and Denver. o'lo p. m
Train No. 46s. Except sunday
for Mount Hope and Eutchin-
son --.-.--..-..- ..-.-.-.-.. ~ a. m
Arrive at Wichita from the East
Train No. Q. kansas and Ne
br2ska Limited from Fort
Scott and St Louis. 1850 p. n.
Train No 5, from Kansas City
and s. louis. ....-............... 7:I0 a. m
Arrive at Wichita from South and West.
Train No. S. from Kiowa. An
thcCy. Conway Springs and y.
II and A. Do,1ts. .......--.-.-. 500 p. m.
Train No 45S. from Anthony and
Conway SCcsr - 1880 a. m
Arrive az wichita from North and West.
Train No. 10. from Denver. Col
orado Springs. Pueblo and
HurchiHSon ....-.....--...-- Il 10 a m
Train No. "a. from Hutchinson
and ut. Eope----.....-...-..---. 6;SS 2. n.
For further Inflammation call on or ad-
dress CITY Ticket Office No. Pac- Ry., IA
n. Man s.. Wichita Kan
T. r ECEI.EY. ?. and T. a.
Depot corner Wichita and 2nd s..
CHocTAw. OKLAHOMA & GULF R 4
The Short Line % and from ali points n
Indian aud Oklahoma Territories
Through tickets sold at Short Line rates
20 al points.
Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fe
Leave. Sts.:on- Arrive
$500 , MI. Wichita ...-..l 1:lO a m.
Chicago. Rock Island & Pacific.
4! Esa y N T wid55T, All Arriys,
Connect with
ChRc:aw. Oklahoma & Gulf
Leave. Station, 4--'yS
- a n ....--.Ei Reno..-...-fs s-lq p. n.
3 - a n. Oklahoma CITY. b $50 ? n.
$50 a. n b-lS p N
80 ,. N. ...--. Shawnee 49,. as p n.
lsS \. South McAles;er. So .. N.
sri~a. Staten. Leave
85 p n. Fort smith, ll-s9 q. n.
ssos5- sunday.
So rates ana other information apply
50 3 I. HOLDEN. Trafnc Manager.
So. A4c-AlEStar. ! 7.
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TRAINS
nnINn NnnrH AND EAST.

Time Table Chicago. Rock Island and
Pacific Railway
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CONC NORTH AND EAST.
No Kansas City, st. Louis
and Chicago limited daily 8 S0a m . 35a m
10 = Colorado Springs, Den
yer ana Pacific coast daily 93Oa IN !35 70
No Kansas City St Louis
and ChicagonigLt express
daiiy except Monday l3 10a m IL Is a m
y OGA ccon,nodatiOn daily
except Sunday. ............i IL IUa IN l2Oi p N
GOING SoUTR I'D WEST
No Fort Worth. Dallas,
.-uUslOn snd Galveston
express, daily :COpm 72op m
MOL Okial.omi- TT Worth
Kew Orleans and Pacific
CCast, d.l = ..--.-.......-..l ~ p IN - pm
No Oklahoma, 1T Worth
Dallas and New Orleans
express, daily, except
sunday ............. 49,. $50 a M t32 a N
Nc Fort " orth, Houston
Galveston ana san AntO-
lIiO express daily, except
SUNDAY. ................... 80 q m asa IN
Noal Accommodation, eX-
ccPJ sunday ...---......-..,' 40 p m $50 p m
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So rates ana other information apply
50 3 =. HOLDEN. Trafnc Manager.
So. AlcAlGStsr. ! 7.
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the farmers, the merchants. and all
those whose welfare depends upon a
wholesome commerce
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WICHITA AND WESTERN

ARRIVE FROM wFST.
40. Pratt ard Kingman passen-
ger daily except Sunday .........
No. 4 Pratt and Kingman accom-
mediation, Tues, Thurs. and Sat.
DEPART WITT
No. Kingman and Pratt passen-
ger daily except Sunday. .....--..
No. 3 Kingnan and Pratt accom-
mediation, Mon, Wedn. and Fri.
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LOOKING WITHHOPE
PEOPLE TURN TO THE RBPUBLI-
CANS IN THEIR DISTRESS.

Temporary Chairman Fairbanks Arouses
the Great Republican Convention With
Speech Which is An Inspiration-He
Relates the FoIIies and BIunders of the
Democratic Party, the Sale of Bonds,
the Ever-GrowinE Deficit and the Lack
Of Ability to Handle it-No Hopes in
That Direction,
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er.rou1s ( SAN pRAwcrSco n a.
EAST.

EAST.
rive Uesve Arrive ARRIVE
No wichita lWichita II Smith Isl. Louis,
ll2 o. ID rllT2 y n MI . 90 a M Z Is a m
. 10 q U m 20 20 q nj II ID a m go p m
% as a N ; q a IN Local Freight
WEST.
ARRIVE Leave Arrive ARRIVE
No Wichita Wichita Denver Cripple Ok
4 81 IA N ) % a 10
= 3 20 p nj 3 - D IN 8 30 2 M II 10 m
40 D mi 20 d m ocal Freight
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1000 q m
200 pm
$40 p m
6'l5 m
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Elegant free reclining chair cars on all
trains and Pullman Palace sleepers from
Wichita TO Chicago and Kansas City
without change. Also sleepeIs on all
trainJ 10 Fort Worth. Houston San An
tonic and New Orleans. Tickets sold and
baggage checked TO all points north.
south, east and west. Steamship tickets
sold 10 En European points at lowest
rates. Passenger station corner Doug
las and Meade avenues. Telephone $50.
JOHN SEBASTIAN, HAL S. RAY,
G.. P. & 7. A, Chicago. D. P. a.
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Arrive Leave
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SuEG1V ...-..--....-..-....I go q m sd3a m
Nu.l Accommodate ion, eX-
ccrJ ~uudav........'. 30 nm 335 y m
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-01
A Mormon Sunday School Picnic
IN QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA.

toap.cnic got un by Mormons There
was uo. the least feeling noticeable save
tlat ui perfect good will Every one
was free and soeI tH.C and 40 seemed TO
have but one thought and that TO- make
Oh. Jay PASS pleasantly lu fancy
could sec tHc day when iho Laucruay
Saints would rise up in ilc power OF
T.ahtcuu.uaag and be known lgr what
they are. when they would Doe known
IRON. the cast even TO thc west as 800 ul'
uENt 60I..rlriHg people, anl rc uni'
vgfstlIy o. p.H.CI among the nations
Truth b mighty a1i must prevail, ana u
seemed TO- ms as every one sat down 10
dinner that tug gathering That Gay was
but forecast OF what w'i yet Dee more
marked amen. the honorable people Of
the earth.
Alter dinner games OF 40 kinds were
iulugtd iu Tor SOME time, until the chil'
drgn were assembled 10 sing some
songs iHsthd been taught them by one
OF iUC brethren who. by the way Is "a
distinguished musician.
The ctluuass and serenity of the day
aud the s..Iuson Dl our bush retreat
lent to the thIdfe1's voices q very giicc'
tive sWgc'n as they sang the songs
they hau learned 90 iha parents who
were seated around listening 10 the iu-
nuctnt voices 0i child hoOd.
After thr races, many Of which were
oil % novel aud exciting nature, the coll
came for ".Cl" One again stumachic
capacity was put 90 che test as the good
sisters waited ou the army of hungry
ones with good things of 900 kinds. Tea
over, everything Va, packed up and
tine children assembled 100 marching
order, aud when the parents had all
come near, every ono united boo singing
the DoXulugy- GuI.' etc.,
alter which thanks were returned Co
God for 80 blessings and Ills wlichcafc
invoked upon the little ones that they
might not wander from the narrow way
Three cheers were then given tor the
Elders, also those vino had 800 ECuaf-
uusly helped 10 make che occasion such
% happy one. Tic procession then
started 90 the direction Of Two boxes, Ia
which were candy and apples, a pack
age Vt candy aud an apple beng given
each one as they passed Oy on the way
home. Arriving a the mission rooms a
pleasant goodnight was wished TO
every one aud The crowd vanished
a'oaly, icAWUg most OF a. thoroughly
tired, bu, i.gli1s that a very profitable
day had been spguL
Later iu ths evening some OF the
brethren and sisters assembled boz the
mission rooms aud spent o. plea ant
hour or two talking, singing aud tuul.
ins, alter which Wg 40 WISHED each
otucr pleasant dreams, Illus ending an
eventual day. which it ono 90 tHa many
! bright spots of Gle Queensland branch
OF Che Church OF lc.u, Christ OF Latter
day Saints.
WuiMu ARMSTRONG;.
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Under tho healing oi "rng Ior.
mous OF FiifnuII," tao CHcat1r,3n
NuwrCouflcr boa iho follow in 70
special from Rilsgwny FAIRFIELD
county, South CaUuua;
"On tho an Of July tho Mormon
colony, near hrfr, celebrated 400 uHy
nI nuu nuAr thuir small temple. In.
vIiltIuu8 were extended anu ut an
early hour There veto about our hun.
dlgd people on tho EfOurd hud tho
uuufu was crowded, A lAig8 United
States nng n8at,i IN the bfsoEr. A
ulHcuatgu tom "Auvlls," ylHguI Co..
guthur, made u Irp1ft Ike cannon.
No pIlitic1 ut religion WIS discussed,
only tho ut 90 tue day, Ga Tue
Stand we're ria MORMON Eigou. They
were Eil yuuuu, well dIrs8gd and wefo
very intviNgrut, Elder smith, who
by tho way, b. oun Uf mcmuuf1 " tho
Mormon cu0ir az tho Wurid'H Fair,
Chicago, entertained the audience
with several gthudHI'oF, showing 10 all
tho great beauty VI music Ia q we'll
trained, cultivated voice. Then LliUT
Yates was introduced, hu TuRu tho
Declaration OF Independence nui Ia "a
narrative historical lesson he raylowoI
thp action % tho cJluuigf; the lie ~
Warrington with all hls HOulo, useful
life FULLY portrayed, inlrTspuuuI with
many Interesting nuoudJtus. lie CON.
GUIDED by saying that no thanked G0d
Tor giving our country such men az
Warrington, JCilaTB0n, Ice, Hampton
ana Egn Illlman. 10 IL a Nuent
orator.
"AuoihCr report from tho artillery
was tho announcement Tor dinner,
There was an abundant supply Oi all
kinds Of meats, turkey and chicken,
CakCe, pics anu NUTS. Entire order
PREVAILED, there was no fay1Ttl m,
everyone was provided for ANA nil
Jared plontiIully alike.
"AUvr dinner came another cannon.
nlo aul tho auIisaCa enjoyed vocal
music from the Mormon ch1if, then
iuUlo were teyrral reuiiauuuHaul sing.
iur by tho member, also An nudsu.s
by Elder Oldham, who said that UHh
WlH now q tisler OF South Carolina
nud hu was proud OF the little Palmetto
state. A. . .. M. the asspmblagu die.
IulRrI cut all claimed 10 have spent "a
tOclnDlU aud intellectual noun Moth.
NIX was fail VI done 10 mar ones icul.
lugH,
"Yuur correspondent 10 under 0hli.
cations 20 Mtssrs. JsHiu Wilson, W. W..
C0liUs aud IA. h. EHslltr f.r Wul 90.
tUutiDus tAOWu ulm."
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nn1inr OF TRUSTEES SALE.

NVruEnEAH oN 1nE IiRsT DAY on
w october lsIl Arthur T.. lUrl aud Alice
Torl hia vito made, executed ana delivered
10 q. ~. b. Or 9th thor certain bond and con
ditlonod Tor the payment Of bOIu aud Interest,"
according 60 tcn interest coupon hotcs thcro'o
wncrea4 Tie said rariics on the same date
executed and delivered 90 Frank ku0E "a
trustee Tor SAID Gu0ltn trust decd converting
90 him in trust the following described ttm
estate situated IN -n't Lake county, Otnh, %.
wit. tots seventeen lI5i. eighteen u.s. and
niue teen Oll Boz blUgA turce 90 IN fctkins
firft Addition 90 SAT- Llio CITY and any and
premises and any part thereof, which tait
trust deed was duly recorded in tho oihco OF
the county rCrordUr Of sut lake county, tthh,
uu the lttn day 90 November itN- az iA'fln D..
m In book "8k" Ut mortgages, pages ~ .,i, nnu
where's alld trust deed PROVIDED that
thouII default be made DO The payment ~ SAID
bond or OithCr OF tho Interest cuul y Dr.. no.
c6fdinr tn ihe touor and eject ihttl,f Tor
ucfIou'uf ll dayH afiCr their maturity, that o.
ftuu q Dc lawful Tor falt trustee 10 tti ana
utir. ionodi and equity " rcdcmptol ct the
slid Arthur D.. Ten and NlIcU Peri HE wife, at
public auction 40 The front door % Cue county
ountr. utah. for cash, uy giving 10 dhva
previous notice ~ such HIIu by publication
once in each week for tour successive woess,
in urwsp per % that ti1o Published IA san
Lobe County. Utah, aud
Wherein. there hna Teen default made In
thuptyiuDnt Cor more than days after iheir
Ami iat 1874. october isL 1894, Aptll laL
l.'H. October IT, i.iN, April iat 1929, and
Whereas, by reason OF said defaults the legal
hoi Iuf aud uuuur VI said bono aud deed ~
uust 90 ~. D.. url1lth. has duclafO1 the whole
OF aiId Indebtedness due and payable anu hna
roqucH tcd thr uudorsiEuUd trustee Co execute
thtpuaor iu said trust deed. now. therefore, /,
The Undergrad trustee, NJ tho request Of thu
legal ho| der ~ fatd note. by vuue % tue
power and authority m mo vested and To- &c
rnrdHncC with the pruNiHiuut 90 sniu trust decd
will. ON Tuesday the 18th day Of August, l7.H,
90 u O'Clock noon ~ fatd date, 40 Che south
front door Ot the County Court House OF alt
Lake County, on south state street. SAT- LakC
CIV. Utah, suII the above dcserlHUd premises
90 public aurto Co tIo hiEhUat and hCst uids
der Cor each. together with on right, title,
benefit and equity uf redemption 90 tho HHil
Arthur a. trrl and Alice ICfl. ihOir hcirs and
90 .Eua, Tor ihe purpose nf paying tnr amounts
cue on Hail ulUItvluyaa win thu costs AMI
expenses OF executing thia trust, md tho tnii
trustee Will make, execute, acknowledge and
deliver Co Che purchaser ur purrhBHCrs OF said
premises, good AMI sufficient dOUi or deeds of
Conveyance therefor
Dated July Do, isJl, salt lake tny, Utah
IkANk kNuN, Trustee.
tIIrurNs a WIN. Attorney for Trustee,
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.


Golden star NInInF aud MllllIg Company n
corporation, ucltuu ~ principal place ol
business Joseph, Utah, branch ol'ro room
No. -r AtlH block. West second south
street halt Lako tiiy, Utah. Location ~
works lnl mining property, DO Gold MUuus
tam mining iHtriD., ilY.U County Utah.
NTO1irE o. ilENtlN GtyIN THAT At 4
~ meeting OF ihu D0trI Of directors held on
Juno l'lh, JEDI. Hu HHHraHWrut ul one cent PER
shHru was levied on tho capital HIork OF tho
corporation, payable on or before tho llth
Jay OF AuEu.s l.f, TO Timothy EgIn. ptCHia
dent % tuu company at biz oUee.
room NO ai7 AtnH li.Urt, West Second south
street, salt l1ho cay, ttbh. Any ttoo,
upon which ono a.trHHWCut may remain unpaid
on tho Oh DAY ut August OIL, will boz ur iuqucut
ami udNrf'iari Tor HtIH 40 public auction, and
uu'g.H payment De- made hoiorr, viii bu sold
on we Nih gay % september, ~ 2 D. m. az mo
1flrC OF the company, 30 90 Atlas hlorE,
sat lhtc CIV ltnh, tn pay tho delinquent
assessment together with the cost OF adyoT.
Using and expense uf sale.
CHARLES 4. HUDSON,
secretary OF the Golgon star Mining ami Mill
ing Company.
Date OF met publication July n, ls)g.
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Approved thls the fth day OF july. A. n.
JAMES GLENbiNNtNG. Mav.


NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN ny TIE
~ CITY Council OF SAT- iako CITY. state II
Utah, ut the Intention Of such Council 10 mai d
hg Following described Improvement, t0.vIt.
Extending aud laying sewer along ihH follow
NIX named ttfCnt uu thc north aide OF second
south street from lta Intersection with rttnuI
tust suUCt g. iitth IaHt stttct. aud dtffry Tia
rost thereof. csiuatcd ut so per linear or
front foot ur Two thousand i've hundred aud
seventy four dollars, hY o. local uaHoHsmUnt
upon the block, lots. parts ~ lots aud pieces
~ ground within sewer District SO l. being
Cue properly, luiH. para OF lots and plrrrs n
Eruund wl,hiu said district 10 bu Affected ur
l'ncnici ly .gii improvement namely Lott
], 2, and block %. plat'ip" hud tots 1 ang
Z bloc .H. pat "u. DO aud Lotto D. :. . and d
block %, u'nt"A," sat Lake CITY survey
NlI ufutrais rud objections 90 She tHrrFina
out ut fuel Intention 90 make Hltt Improve.
mont must HU presented lu Whiting to thp Dity
legurdrrou OR before tno glstday ~ JuIy
D. d, hcins The time oct hY thid Council
Whcr 10 viii hrHr Uut Cunridur such ollie.
tons a. may lH made thereto
~ order ~ tno cay Council Of SAT- lake
Guy, slu.c o. tt1h, MADE tho gtd day Of
June, 1854
DAVID o. EMERY.
Sewer Intention No. %.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Is.-,o OF Martha May Davidson. Deceased
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN by the
~ uudora Irnrd, Administrator Of the cstaic or
Martha lay Davidson, deceased, 10 ihe
creditors Of. and Oh ncrenns hhvins clhlma
against tle said deceased, 10 exhibit ihom Wltl
Soc necessary vouchers. within Tour months
1fCr thc Grst publication ~ thls notice, u the
fHIi udmIuiHtr. Tor. no No. a. east heroud
JOSEPH y. SHELL
Administrator Of ttC Estate 81 Martha May
uavlda0u, Deceased.
Dated June 10Th. isla
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rrAnt Dewey, rlauun, }
nsalrle Ds.ey. ns,.nllnL 91----ou.'

rrAnt Dewey, ranun, ,
beatrice Dewey. Defendant
fIuE PEOPLE on TuE TEEWTuHY or
4 thh send Ecguusi 10 huauuu Dewey,
defendant.
You afc hereby required Co appear iu IN ar.
ten brought uEuIuH. you hy tile above named
ulsuuu 900 tlu uHuIUt Count OF tu0 400 80
Judicial District uf Ih1 Territory uf Utah, and
60 answer thy complaint u'Uu thereon within
Yen days lntc'u.Nuo of tno day of soNIrg' after
iNt Hrftltt uI you uf iuIH uuWWuuu 10 served
wltNm tbu county nr, f served uut of inns
county, hut boa iNiH District within twenty
dlyH uthufWIHu within forty uAYHHur Iuur.
meat Hy default NIIl Nu taken against you. aC.
uur1tuE GO ihU prayer uf Hald complaint
lhoHhi1 action BE- brought 90 have Is ducrru
ut ina Count uHu|NIuE tho bonds of mhirf.
Wouy exciting between piHluuu aud uUlUIu-
ant and granting U.UutIu such other relief as
Ef0und that 900 April o, lsil, lut defendant
Wiu.IF aui without cause deserted aud uhHu.
uIuul pluului uUa HaH ever since continued
ln MIIut} HNN without cause desert and
abandon Dim and o. i've separate uHd apart
from IIm without AMY sufficient cAuHu Ur any
reason aHi AGAINST bio will and Without BIZ
consent
AudFnu arr nUraHr u0uurd tnat n you Can
Co appear fUu nuHHUr 900 Hall compliant De
above required. tHu ssII plHtuuu WlII uppIY 30
tuu tuur for tlH IvHrf demanded therein,
Wines. tUu lion samuel A. Merritt, judge.
and tuu zeal of 600 District Court uf tho IUrt
judicial hlstHrL boo Uuu for tuu Territory ui
ltlh. tuu 1000 HuHH November. in IUU wear
of our Lord ono lUafaud elsht hundred aud
ninety. 80,
lsLAt,. DAVID &, DUNBAR, ClaFz,
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sIocKHnLpfRs, MEEIINa

rV,ur ASNUAL ME TiNG OF TUE
4 stockholders " the Montreal Nulng s
tmcitus company Will lc hold 40 the ONCE u
the company iu rooms 10 and lH commercial
UIurE. HuIt lHku tiiy, ltah. un Monday ihe
Hru day uI Au.uHi leo 90 O'Clock b.. M fni
the election &C ~ noHrdof i've dlrcrtdra hud iui
officers Cor t'c HnauinE year nud Got the iran
FACTION ut HIth other business us may proper
~ come before .NH meeting
shDOU u. FtAfr. President
JuUN 70. iNfIEF, HcUrslatF,
atoI tuia i.lh % jay, ls3.
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NOTICE

hlue jay Consolidatod Mining Company.
Place Of business, rHt lake tity. Utah.
Location Dt mIu1a, Matniugton
Mining Distinct, ugAyer
County, Utah.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ mcotugOf tho board OF directors held
June %, 100, m assessment OF one aud a
quarter couts 40 per share being Assoss-
ment No, 80 wac levied upon tho capital stock
~ tho curpufation, payable Immediately 10
the undersigned, treasurer, At tho smith drug
store, cornor OF Man and Second South
htrotu, hat Lake Uty, Utah. Any
stock upon which tins hsscsament may
roman unpaid on tho luth day Of
August lFd, Will be- delinquent and advertised
Tor sale ~ public auction. and uuiesn payment
10 made before, VIII bu sold saturday, August
-ith, 1904 30 ~ O'Clock H. m, at tho oflco OF tho
secretary rooms and 1acott-Auerbhch build
luEl go pay delinquent AsscHEWtnt together
with cost Of advertising and CNuunsca OF sale.
FRANK y, GUNNELL,
Treasurer.
sAtr LAKE CRY, Utah July q, $50.
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NOTICE
OF Ealo OF ucal IaIa-o at Private 81

VI sAlo OF bcN' Lataio az ffivAto halo-
I Under AUTHORITY OF AZ ORDER ~
~ sale, granted by tie THIRD Judicial ms.
u 90 Nuuts OF lhc County Of sat Lake, state
OF tiah, dairu May ~. ~ - Will sell az
private tAlu iNe following described resi- estate,
lu no county ut SAT- IKE, tate at Utah
three il IN block i've Ul, Iiat"D 'Salt lake
tIU survey, nnd running thence south seven
90 rode, thence east ten lul rods, thence
norm seven ~ rods, thence west tcn.tlgl fOds
90 no Uiarr Of hUauniHF.
Toe sale Will ho made On or after July 2ith,
Nlhuu uids viii be- Igrriyod by tho undersigned
iu care 81 John T., hcNukcr, post0hlcc uuild'
lnr, H1lt lake tlIy, HtAto OF unh.
Terms ut tA!u CASH ton per cent payable az
tho limo OF sale, aud balance upon conarma,
ton y SAID count
WILLIAM T.. n. ALLEN ~.
AdminisiTator OF tho Estate OF William 1. y.
Allen, dtcuAsCd
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate OF Samuel ,,msoll poceas

Estate OF Samuel NuSsoll, Deceased.
MOTlCE ~ HEVLUN GIVEN ny THE
~ uudtTagnfd, Administrator ut the estate
Of hamucl IufsCll, GtcrAacd, 10 The creditors
utgAnd all persons having CLAIMS against tho
~ a deceased, 10 oShiult them, with tue necos'
hirY vouchers, WiIuln ten month"; after tho
llrst publication OF thla notice ~ tho SAID
francis Armstrong administrator, at the once
81 \, v, Jones, No 900 MoCoTuick hlock, SAT-
Lake CITY, tho same being the place Tor thu
Transaction " the huslnosa ~ SAID estate Ia
tue county OF ga Lake, stato OF Utah.
Dated Tho second dn} " July, 1895
FRANCIS ARMSTRONG,
Administrator OF tho estate Of samuel russell,
deceased
NY JoSgs and Z, W. noTp. Attorneys for
administrator.