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he will wade in blood up to his ears
whan the onna ainn nmna

he will wade in blood up to his ears
when the occasion ZONES.
Pueblo has a political prophet, who
can give Michigan's rainbow chaser
Dickinson odds, and then beat the
socks off him, In predicting that which
Is sure to happen. His nams is
Druley, and he puts it thus: At the
last state election the republicans poll
ed 80. 900 votes, the populists 10000
votes, and the democrats 5000. He
sizes up the coming election as follows.
The Adams-democratic ticket, $4,000.
the populist ticket 6l,000, the McKin-
Icy ticket 10000. The wiping out at
one fell wag OF this prophets tongue,
u $4,000 republican votes, is ON
ching so blood curdling and ghastly,
that the bntchery Of ID. 900 Artnenians
10 n day seems a mere bagstelle CON-
pared to the slaughter of republicans
BY pru'ey. Where IS the policep
Among the many good hits made by
Col. Dennis0n In his speech at the re.
publican rally, was the assertion that
This was not necessarily q campaign OF
education, because he thought that
three and one-haIf years Of Cleveland
administration was all the education
that vas needed.
There is this little difference between
Bryan and Mckinley: While Bryan
travels up and down the country max
.ng a fine exhibition of himself. McKi,-
ley remains at home, where he is kept
busy receiving the visits OF thousands
Of admiring friends from all over the
country, who have come to pay hun
homage and assure him of their hearty
support.
A Veterans Patriotic League, com
posed OF old soldiers, and pledged to
gote and work for Mckinley, has been
formed in this city, with a membership
CT III az a starter.
Ia this proud land Of freedom, any
n has a right to vote tor any candl-
date he pleases, bus it is hardly Ia or
der for a so-called republican conven
ton to nominate ~so-called republican
electors, and then instruct the candi.
dates to vote for Bryan and 5swall it
elected. A rose by any other name
would smell as sweet, bu. a republican
who endorses the Chicago platform and
will vote for its nominees, Is not a re.
publican in name, aver though he per-
sists IN spelling it with upper case
types. JoHN J.. BIppUs.
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HARrMAN,s RESIGNATION.

Elsewhere in to days paper APP
pears a copy OF a letter written by
Geo. W. Hartman, Of this. city, TO E L,
Bartlett. chairman Of the republican
central committee Of the Territory, re.
signing his position as member Of that
committee.
1t will be seen that Mr.. Hartman
does not leave the republican party,
but is as true to its to achings to-day as
he has been in the past thirty years,
but since he was absolutely ruled out
OF the precinct meeting BY q few self
constituted bosses, he feels that it is
his duty to resign and fight for the
cause Of republicanlsm in The Territory
Ut New Mexico from The ranks.
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Nome Bat Aver. At ths worla.. r.lr

Ayers ~Sarsaparllla enjoys the ex
raordinary distinction Of having been
he only blood purifier allowed an ex-
libit at the Worlds fair, Chicago.
Manufacturers of other Sarsapalillas
fought by every means to OBTAIN u
showing Of their goods, but they were
all turned away under the application
# the rule rorbidding the entry o.
,atent medicines and nostrums. The
lecision of the Worlds fair authorities
n favor Of Ayers Sarsaparilla was in
fleet as follows: "Ayer's Sarsaparllla
s not a patent medicine. II does no
belong to the list of nostrums. 1t is
lere on its merits
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:, 80. the best family cathartic
Hoods Pills and liver stImulant. &c.
Notes from Watrous.

Y Notes from WatrOus.
To tie Editor of The Optic.
WATRoUs, N. NJ September 18th.
1895 Cherry Valley people have their
third crop Of alfalfa ut. The hail ear
ly 10 the season made more than two
crops an impossibility around Wat
ou3
Col. and Mrs. R. G.. Head are in
Kansas City,
Mrs. Mccartney has r%eturned:to CAL
ifornia.
Mr.. Carl Schmidt and family have
left for their home in the east, after a
pleasant three months visit.
A strong whist club has been organ
izsd in Watrous, and it is hoped that
outside matches may be arranged for
later on.
Water came down the Maurice canon
with a rush after the storm Thursday
night.
Won't the ducks catch it when Gal.
lagher gets through ishingp Every
family in town will have ducks three
times a day if the supply of ammun;-
ton holds out.
1t is surprising what an interest the
yourg unmarried men in town take in
the question as to who will be the new
school teacher. The silver problem Is
apparently Of not half SO much impor-
lance.
Carl w. Wildenstein is still very
seriously i'll at his home here.
JAY COB.
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A MACHINE has been designed for
afixing stamps to letters and circulars
with extraordinary rapidity. The mo-
tons of detaching. dampening and fix.
ing are all performed by one revolution
of a small wheel attached to the ma
chine. From 1900 to 5000 letters an
hour can be stamped, and the machine
will register the number of letters thus
treated.
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A GIGANTIC specimen OF the Arctic
%rhinoceros has lately been discovered
frozen DIP in an iceberg which stranded
at the Lena delta. This specimen was
seven feet taller than the largest varIe-
ty OF the rhinoceros of to-day, and was
armed with two nose horns, the short.
est Of which was three feet two inches
in length. The animal doubtless be-
longed to an antedlluvian species.
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PROPOSALS to furnish 5000 head Of
sheep for the Mescalero Indians, ia
Dona Ana and Lincoln counties, are
being called for by the az snt of the
Mescaleros, Lieut.. Stottler. Here is a
chance for some San Miguel county
sheep raisers.
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WHAT to do with a cigar when it is
not wanted between the lips and when
the hands are engaged, is a problem
which only Cinquevalli, the Juggler.
has solved. He drops it, catches it on
his toes. spins it up into the air and
balances it on his nose until he feels
inclined for another Whit.
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Mr.. DEPEw is sharp at telling
stories. We suggest one for him T:
When the next time he GETS ready to
deplors the spirit which is impelling the
masses to demand OF the classes d fair
deal, he should explain that the situa.
ton with the gold men is exactly as it
was with the Frenchman who was ar.
raigued for killing his own father and
mother, and be claimed the mercy OF
the court on the ground that he was an
orphan.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-09-19

The repubi leans or Lincoln county
have self cted The following delegates
to the republican convention in this
CT y: GEO w. Prichard, VI. S. ralla-
fero, Demetrio Perea.
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HERETOFORE, to be a republican you
must have Deen a friead of silver, now
according to a few would-be bosses
you are not a republican If you are not
an enemy to bi-metalllsm.
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THE OPrIo - Inf The. Hon. T.
d. Burns. Of Rio ArrIba county, favors
t Q adoption OF a plank, declaring for
the free coinage Of the American silver
product, In the coming republican con-
ventlon, in this city.
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THE silver repuo leans have not yet
lost nope of rec wing recog milton 10
the TER oral convention here Sep
tenbtr 26 h
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may show itself In the symptoms which are
characteristic of a dozen disorders. Thou
sands of times, women have been treated
for the wrong disorders. DR.. Pierce's Fa-
vorite Prescription was compounded for the
sole purpose of relieving womankind of
these ills and pains. Thousands of wofnen
have testified that after taking treatment
from several physicians without benefit, the
"Favorite Prescription " cured them COM
pletely and quickly. 1t has been used for
overthirty years, and has an unbroken re-
cord of success.
The woman who hesitates is invited to
send 81 onc-cent stamps to cover only the
cost of mailing a copyo DR.. Pierce's Com
mon Sense Medical Adviser, which contains
plain, clear information about all Of the or
xapaof the human body and their funetious.
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Nor even pneumatic tires are new.
The earlier ones were not .Dunlop's but
Thompson's and were patented as far
back as 1876, or thereabouts. The
wheels had an inner tube OF soft rub
Der, and an outer one of leather to take
the wear, aud in a later device the
leather was replaced by rubber, and
the type was rendered practically
similar TO the most modern invention.
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Special Notice.

Las VEGAS DAILY OPrIC-Delivered by mail,
post paid, $1,000 per annum $500 for six
months; $3.50 for three months, BY car
rier, 25 cents per week
Las VEGAS WEEKLY OPTIo-2S columns, de-
livered by mail, post paid, S2,00. pei. an
mum, 81. 90 Ter six months, 10 for three
months. Single copiesi in wrappers % cents
Sample copies OF both daily and weekly
mailed free when desired. Give postof1ce
address in full, including state. ...
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NEWS, solicf-
ted from all parts OF the country. Com
munications addressed to the editor OF
THE OPTIC, to insure attention, should be
accompanied by the writer's full name
and address, not for publication, out as q
guaranty of good faith.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY be made by draft. money
order, postal note, express or registered
letter at our risk. Address all letters and
telegrams to TIL OPTIC,
East Las Vegas. New Mexico.
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SEVERAL repuoican c,ulty conven-
tions are being held to-day throughout
the Territory, but too late for The
Optic to receive news from Them,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-09-19
Nerves

Are the Messengers Of Sense,-the Telegraph
System of the human body.
Nerves extend from the brain to every part
Of the body and reach every organ.
Ncrvoe are like %fre-good servants but hard
masters.
Paerves are fed by the blood and are therefore
like 1t in character.
Nerves will be weak and exhausted q the
blood Is thin, pale and impure.
Nerves will surely be strong and steady II
the blood is rich, red and vigorous.
Nerves find a true friend in Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla because 1t makes rich, red blood.
Nerves do their work naturally and wel,-
the brain Is unclouded, there are no
neuralgia pains, appetite and diges-
ton are good, when you take
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REPUBLICAN { re- .iorial convention,
one week rom to-day.
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THERE are hardly a dozen Hebrews
in the British army.
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GTATEH7OD

SATURDAY EVENING. SEPT. 10, 1890.
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4 . several causes.
She may have a
headach arising
fro m nervousness,
OF from digestive
disturbances. Nine
cases in ten, her
headach come
from disorders pecu-
liar to her sex. It
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hoods
Sarsaparina

The One True Blood Purifier. All druggists. 81.
Prepared only by c. i. Hood 4 Co, Lowell, Mass.
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Personal.

Miss Jennie Myers of 651 State street
has returned home from pleasant and
enjoyable visit in Mundale, Mass.
Mrs Wilson Lee, who has spent the
weeks since August away from New
Haven, has returned to her home. Mrs.
Lee passed the first month in Killing
worth, going from there to friends in
Massachusetts. She has been much
benefited in health during her long alb
sence. land is heartily welcomed home
by her friends.
Mrs. John N. Champion will leave to-
day for western New York on a visit
to her sister. She will be absent three
weeks.
Riley Phillips began yesterday his en-
gagement in the Church of the Redeem
er choir in place of S. A. York. jr., who
resigned month ago.
SEE. Davis of Centerville and w. w.
Williams of Edgewood avenue return
ed Saturday night from a three days
hunting trip in the woods of Hampton,
about twelve miles above Willimantic.
They had fine luck.
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GROUND UNDER THE WHEELS.

Sad Fate of John Kinncnne, a Motorman
on the Fair Haven and Westyille Road
Fell While Attempting to Step From a
Car to n Trailer.
A most unfortunate accident which
resulted in the death of John Kinncane,
a motorman on the New Haven Street
Railway, occurred Saturday evening at
the corner of Farren avenue and East
Ferry street Kinncane had finished
work and boarded special car No 49,
pulling a trailer, to go to his home, 1881
Grand avenue AS the cars were turn
ing the corner at Farren avenue and
East Ferry street he attempted to step
from the caf to the running board of
the trailer. Just then, owing to the
curve in the track, the platform on the
side where Kinncane was standing
pulled away from the trailer and he
failed to reach the trailer with his out
stretched foot. Losing his balance he
fell between the cars, and although he
hung to the rail, his lees fell across the
tracks, so that the wheels passed over
both of them.
Conductor James Maloney, in charge
OF the car and trailer at once Slgnalled
stop and the car came to a standstill
The injured man was taken to Mr.
Clure's place near by. Rev. Father
Mulholland was summoned, arriving
just before the ambulance and in time
to administer the last rites Of the Cath
olic church. Kinncane was so weak
that amputatfon was not attempted at
the hospital. He remained conscious to
the last moment.
Kinncane was twenty-six years of
age and his parents are both dead. He
had resided for some time with his I'M
Gle, William Dwyer, at Al Fillmore
street He leaves also an uncle in Mer-
iden and a sister In New York.
The case was reported to Medical Ex-
aminer Write, who requested Coroner
Mix to investigate the facts
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Vote early and bring your neighbor
with you.
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N WANTED. WTT
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gooY reference. Cali for two DAYS nj
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one Cent Word each Insertion, five
cents a Word for a full Week, seven
times.
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ITALIAN BOARDING HOUSE RAID

An Italian boarding house at Ill
Hamilton street was raided yesterday
afternoon by Patrolmen NJ. Hayes and
John Kelley. Forty-six bottles of lager
and forty-four empty bottles were
seized by the officers. The house has
been suspected for a long time by the
police authorities as being a place
where liquor was sold.
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A November Excursion Across the Conti-
nent.


nent.
Messrs. Raymond & Whitcomb have
announced an attractive tour to Cali
fornia. The party, under the care of
experienced conductors, will leave Bos-
ton November 16, spend a day in Chi
cago and proceed thence to San Diego
by way of Kansas City and the Santa
Fe route The return tickets are good
during the winter and spring, and there
is a choice of three different routes
homeward. The time in California can
be disposed of in accordance with in
dividual preferences, and all the adj
vantages of the annual winter excur-
sions, in the way of side trips, reduced
hotel rates, etc, may be awaited of. A
descriptive book will be mailed by Ray
mond & Whitcomb, 296 Washington
street, Boston, on application
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WANTND

WANTED,
A SITUATION 70 do cooking or general
nouseWork; GOOD reference inquire al
~ IL 43 WHITE ST,
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: HARD UP '''
MONEY

Manufacturer has consigned
to me a carload Of Fall and
Winter Fine Shoes, beg
cling me to sell them.
No better, handsomer, or
more stylish Shoes in
this city.
Ladies dainty shoe, coin
toes, whipcord stitch, So
and S. values, $40
Ladies cloth top, but
ton and lace, S.. so value
for 1886
Ladies, sizes 21a and
s., good values, just be-
cause sizes are small, 69c
Mems solid, stylish So
Tan Shoes, S1.5O
Mems splendid $3.50
values, SI.S5
Mems good work
shoes, SOC
Ladies 81 value BIZ
cycle Shoes for $3.50
with complete lines of all kinds Of up-to-
date Shoes at low prices.
nj. f. Bristol.
854 Chapel Street.
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A SITUATION by German Protestant
XII a ~ second work; good references.
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AN ORDINANCE
An ordnance AMENDING section % ~ Chaui
%. 10 au ordinance Uuuuci "lIcCusCs.'


Au ordnance amending section % ~ Chapter
20, ofuu ordinance entitled 'liccnscs.'
section .. Uc 10 ordained lr the CIV JouHeu
ufsHt I4ar CITY state Of ttaI, that section
Do 10 tutptgr 30. ~ an ordinance vuuurt
"llyuusra. 70 ur aud tue same Or hnfcuF amend
cd IE arising out 20 IIuH De- uu uHgn .Nl u tho
Ugv.HcI ordnance OF l.|l tho word 'prf.
dIrr." aud uayt Iu Nru thereof the word
"Hrukrra" and hF ttnuIuE Uut Hf ihr rul %
f7Id lime iNH usurga 'l' " aud luHrIiuE lu Nru
turrruftiU H.HTfH "tNs'
Section % 200. 0rdinHnr 90 take eject and
boz boz force from and sitter its approval.
Passed 20. lfH tHE Council ~ ah|t lla.C
City state ~ uu. March &c., rH. and 10.
fcrrri tu tHe Mayor f1f h.s approval.
SEAL Jaw" rtg ulsar,isr
Approved tAls she tH DAY ~ March. A. n.
100. IEOltbE luMNhh.
MsFuT pro- tgn.
CITY and County Of -A.f latD.
4. David r.. turryt Recorder loo fr1 fHr -Alt
Lake civ, slate o. ttsu so hereby ,urify
hattie above ami IurrsUIuEfa iuI., True aud
correct copy of au ordinance emitted IAN
ordnance umrudH y Section 10 ul chapter 10
OF a. ordinance rUuuUd 'll|Fu.tH Do passed
biz tHy tIy tuHurU Uf sA|t lake city. Ntntr NJ
utah. March "a. lsy', aud approved bg the
MsyU. pro t,m, N1fru CO.,, lss as upluaTa 90
Do witness whereof hsye hero.
unto fot wH band And HnNFI The
tsEAt.I corporate zeal uf said UIU tN.h tue
HiH day " March, S. u. lr..
DAVID &. tMthh,
Ma CIV Recorder
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Ia the Matter u the Estate ~ IIober. %. sned
den, Deceased
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Mountain tAtc Mining COMPANY. cofpof.
alton, principal place uf business OF tue
rumu1uy Room %, nUscrUt National Uuuz
building, salt Latc 'iiy, Jtau
NOTICE fa UEUlEl GIVEN. THAT Al
~ meeting ~ ihH directors ot tho Moun.
tain tltr MuuI COMPANY. held on Che litn
day OF March, T. %, an HfatHsmCnt " one rent
.IH 3 uUr share was levied uu iho capital atnrs
OF tHt r1fUutatur. uaraHiu nu Iuy.I8g tho
.Iafuuyu l Nufl. l-'t, Goo tur treasurer uf tuo
company, Hf Room D.. Ucs,r"t national iitnk
tuIdIrE. rururI Main ana firsi south sure g.
SAT- lHAe Guy. tab. Any Hiuek upon whlch
cha astcasuvut may remain unpaid un the l.st
dav OF April, I-IU. wiz he uU iuUuyut anu OIL
yOfiisod tor sale NJ public suction. and unless
paymuut be- made before viii 10 sold nu the
llth day Of MAY. i-JB. 90 pay Che delinquent
asstsameut, together VITA costs Of Adycrusius
IN Ordgf VI the hoard 0f ulrcttnr1.
JANIS II. MOlLE.
Secretary.
Room Do. Uotsrct Rational lihna building.
SAT- LAKE CITY, Utah. March 1850. l7sd.
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LONDON, March 2b.-Tho sxamina.
ton OF Df. l.. 3. Jameson aud fellow
risonots who took part In the raid
iuto rrAnsyAAl wa, continued TO-DAY IN
Bow street poiice court.
The principal evidence furnished to-
day VA the attempt Of Ihc prosecution
20 provo that the prluonotH violated the
foreign enlistment act, felHted 10 the
cutting OF tne Telegraph lines aud was
repetition Of the details already
eAbled on the preparations at Maleking
for the advance Of the faideIb. The
examination wgs adjourned until April
igh 10 give time iOf the arrival Ia Eug.
land OF witnesses from South Airics.
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BAY CuN, Mich, March 25.-A
heavy wind from the south has star, cd
the ice out OF the saginaw bay from
what 10 CallDd tue Big Crack, anu with
II went July 100 fisuurmeu who ocou.
ny ehAuues on tue Ice. Uulpss they
eau make shore on either sldo Of the
Uay tuey will uo obliged t. remain on
the Ice until the wlnu gets back to the
north and hlows tho leo tack Into
place again. SJme VI the fishermen
arc supplied with uoats Tor use Ia uA,es
OF an emergency such as this.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

NOTICE is uEHtHY OWES THAT At
y aWretuE 20 tho directors ~ Tho ~ter.
IIug told NluIuE COMPANY. uu The lIh DAY Of
NHrlh, lrH.. nu Assessment ut thrvusfuurtnn u
q ruut yer share was IcNud upon nc CAPITAL
stock OF tNp corporation. TAN Able AZ once tl mo
secretary OF thr rumVhuy ~ ina
offices uf th0 COMPANY, Nut, 20 and 20 umu.rrs
rIal HIugk loo salt LAKE CIV, ltau. ANY stock
upon which tNr assessment remains unpaid Ola
tHr Uth GAY Of AUIi|s lsHa, Nili De Delinquent
and Adsrftsoi Tor sale a. public suction and
utIraa payment fs made UefHre W|.l uu sold, or
30 much tHsrruf a. may Boz necessary. on ths
18th Jay Of April, o. q, TO pay tuU lriuU uuut
Aastssmcut. together With tho cust u adNyrt.a.
Ing and expenses OF sale,
Dated This tth day OF Nnrchl lsN
iiENkl v NAN pEtT'
Secretary % tho sterling GOLD Mining co i,
N06 " aud a Commercial Block.
talt Lake civ, tthh.
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STOCKHOLDERS, MEeIINo.

NOTICE Is HEgEBY GlyRV THAT
y there Will he q tnrclaI mcrtng on ina
rtucahul1crs OF the swan Lake tearrvoIr and
canal COMPANY ht Room 10, Hole clare, SAT-
lstr lly, lbh, at Do O'Clock n. M, ON
Thursday, April gnd. l,lH, for Inc purposs az
tlr.lus hoard Of dir utorH and officers ~
tad company and Tor tho transaction oh amy
uVeI uNalntaH mas may come before said
or majority OF tho ttncknoIdrrs NJ rad
company Tor the reason that tho annual stork
holntTs' meeting was not held 10 January,
lNh, A. " provided by the ART To- NJ lncoT'
potANoh' o. W, ALDNACu,
st,r.. ,,,- ,,.., Vice preAL
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Selling dAtes-From Ogden, santa.
quiu aul puintb on Ulah * Nevada
and Salt Lake q Western urAncbes
aud intermediate points, Aurll ord O.
j.G, good returning until April l2th,
aud from all other points April Eau ~
On inclusive; good returning until
Ami l6'h.
Social uails will DO run from
Ogden Rud Juab aud intermediate
IOlnts, AMI on tar Utah & Nevada,
For tim Asr ulaters
ID. r. EUHLEY,
Guu'i Agent Pass Dept.
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sIocKHoLpeRs, mEn1lNn.

GTulhuOLpENN MEETING or THE
- Montreal Mining Con Auy,WlIl he held Al
lhc once ul Or NJ, Dart. room 2is Atlas
ulocE, 0a't Lake iy, Utah, on the IN day 0f
April l-.1 az u O'Clock a. M, for the purpose
lave. ana such other business ~ may come
bUf 20 the mnrUnF.
HiucE trhnstur books close Ami ist and 70.
board.
Nargh o.. 1870
j. NJ. DART, President
j H. WuuruANsER, Secretary.