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The Princeton union., 1896-10-29

other companies, etc." Itlooks harm
less enough but it is in reality one of
the most dangerous propositions ever
laid before the votes of Minnesota and
it should be voted down so emphatically
that it will never come up again.
It pretends to provide for the taxa
tion Of the property Of sleeping car
companies, telegraph and telephone
companies, insurance companies, mines
and mineral ores, boom companies, and
ship builders and owners, or for a tax
upon the earnings thereof within
this State as the legislature may de-
termine." This means that if this
amendment is adopted a bill could be
lobbied through the legislature pro-
viding for some extraordinary method
of taxation which would suit these big
corporations, and that by these corpor-
ations pooling their Doodle and uniting
their efforts the chance of such a bill
as they would favor being defeated,
would be very small indeed.
This amendment is not necessary,
1t is as useless to the people as it is
dangerous. The constitution already
provides the method of taxation for all
these companies and their property
Section l, of article TX, says: land
all property on which taxes are to be
levied, shall have cash valuation and
be equalized and uniform throughout
the State," section 8, of article TX,
says taxes shall be imposed upon ''all
real and personal property according
to its true value in money!" The
State doesn't need this amendment and
it should be voted down.
State Auditor Dunn has seen to it
that all mines, mineral ores and the
property of mine owners shall not es-
cape taxation and thousands of dollars
worth of such property which had
hitherto escaped taxation has been
this year assessed and placed upon the.
tax rolls of St. Louis, Itasca, Lake and
Cook counties.
This amendment says that s"sthe land
or business blocks Of such corporations
shall be taxed by the ordinary methods,
of taxation,' and these ordinary meth
ods, which apply alike to the home
stead the farm, the store and the
factory, are surely good enough for the
big corporations who would like to see
this amendment adopted. Vote it
down. It is the last on the list.
G. A. F.
The Princeton union., 1896-10-29
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price of wheat would be fixed in Liver
pool, and on a gold basis. There was
one statement made by Mr.. Smith
which will meet with the hearty ap-
proval of all Republicans. He said
that the expense of maintaining this
government should be raised by duties
on Imports. He said that all sensible
men were agreed upon that PROPOSE
tion. We are afraid that great many
of Mr.. Smiths Democratic and Popu-
list friends will not subscribe to this
doctrine. The fact of the matter is,
Mr.. Smith has been a lifelong Repub-
ican, and he is. Republican to-day,
save on the currency question. His
Republicanism cropped out all through
his speech.
Mr.. Smith spoke for over two hours,
and commanded the attention of his
audience from start to finish. He is
not an orator in any sense of the term,
but he is an earnest man, and manages
to impress the listener with his hon.
esty Of purpose. The writer has known
Mr.. Smith for a number of years, and
we know him to be an honest and con-
scientious gentleman. We have tried
hard to believe as Mr.. Smith believes,
and we have no hesitation in saying
that he told many truths to his audi
ence last Monday evening, still we be-
lieve Mr.. Smith, himself, has grave
doubts as to the advisability of this
country throwing open it's mints to the
free and unlimited coinage of the sill
YER of the entire world.
The Princeton union., 1896-10-29

John Lund, John O. Sandstrom and
Andrew sandstrom, of Cambridge,
Mimi, three harvest hands, returning
home from Crookston with four others.
were held up in a cattle car on the
Great Northern early Sunday morning,
and robbed of all their money amounts
ing to about 5000. The men climbed
into the car when the train Stacked up
west of st. Cloud and pulling revolvers,
told them to hold up their hands.
John Lund was shot through the arm
by one OF the robbers. A few days ago
the Great Northern station at Free
port was entered and two reyolyers
stolen. The victims claim, however,
that the robbers were brakemen.
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AN ORDINANCE.
An ordinance amending section % Of Chapter
II. Of an ordinance entitled Licenses"

An ordinance amending section 3 Of Chapter
u. Of an ordinance entitled "Lioenaos'
Section l. To ID ordained BY the Guy Council
ofsat Iske city state OF uan, that section
gl OF Chapter %. Of IN ordinance entitled
"Iicenses" be and the same D. hereby amend.
ci ~ stfiHtuE out uf line u on page 4bl " the
HoviseI or finances Of 1909. tho word ped
dlpfs" and insert IN lieu thereof the word
"brokers" and BY Striking out al the end OF
aaid une the ngurca as" and Inserting IN lieu
thereof the figures "inA'
secuou J. ihis ordinance to take chcot aud
be In force from aud after IT, approval
Passed b, The CITY council OF SAT- Lave
CITY state Of rtth. March 3rt lsl1, and re.
ferfed 10 the Mayor for ne lpproynl.
lsbALl city recorder
Approved this the ,th Jay u March, A. d.
isy5. GEOHGE hphNEl.
Msvur pro TEN.
state Of utah, lu
CITY and County Of salt lake,
f, David e. Emrry, Recorder in and Tor Nall
Lake glty, state Of ltHh, 10 hereby cortlly
that tho above aud iufes Otng " tull, true 400
correct copy OF an ordnance enutei An
Ordinance amend section ~ OF Nnaptcr 2
u an ordnance oniiiiCd ~ cases." passed
by the Guy Council ~ salt Lake tity. sta,e OF
Utah, March grd, 100, and approved BY the
MAYO pro ten, March ith. ls.g, ~ appears Of
''N''1 ~ In witness whereof h,ve here.
unto tet my hand AMI nnlxot tho
tsrAI.1 cofnsrste seal NJ said city THIS the
Qth day VI March. a. I. lsa,
DAVID q. EMERY.
Mn. CITY Recorder.
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A RESOLUTION.
GrAntinf Pioneer square 70 the Utah 4 Pacins
improvement Company for EAilfoAd
uoput fufpotess

nopol fufpotea
where's, the Corporation OF salt Like City
n deuiroua OF aiding m tue construction OF a
railroad from salt Lake Uiy TO tue farino
road from salt Lake CITY TO the Deep Greek
minin. regions, and recognizing that tho same
would couirlbuie greatly t. the prosperity OF
Ne ciuErns. aud suitable grounds Tor depot
purposes for such railroads beng necessary,
therefore.
Be il resolved BY the city Council Of salt
Iulo nv, state OF Utah, that all ct block -,
10 PiAt a., OF FHlt Lake uity survey, known
~ l1onecr .guafc, - ~ grsDicd SUD
donated TO the Utah and Fac na Improvement
company. ~ successors and assigns Tor rail-
way depot puiposes. on the following con
fTsl The acceptance Of said donation in
Of sad company, and dlcd win tho city nc.
cOrdtr With thItiy days u the date
Second. Tho payment OF one douar
1hfd Tho construction and operation Of
~ least one hundred miles OF raj ROAD wthla
this tate, on other ur 10th 81 said lines with
~ tWo years from tho date hetUuf,And the run.
mag OF trains over SAID ROAD into and upon
Fouf,h inst Al tho cad OF ninety DAYS
after tue accordance OF tho terms OF the grant
OF the Pioneer square 70 the ttau and facnc
Improvement Company Tor railroad terminal
purpustr, the sAld company snail have ten
miles u theft grade unlor construction. A. tue
fOhdbed completed AZ the end u twelve
months 10 nave 20 miles OF road cUma
pletrd and under operation. - tho rnd vi j.
months To have % miles OF road Compltt od aud
IN operation. ~ the end ~ ~ months to have
l0u iuilos ot cotup, otcd road huilt ami To- opur
alton within tho state OF UtAh towards Los
Angeles, or trom rAlt Lake CAY Ia westerly
direction towards Deep Cteek
And on acceptance Of HAtd donation by tho
president anu secretary of said company, aud
tho payment Of said sum OF one dollar the
Mayor and CITY liec0rdgr are hereby author red
And directed 20 make aud execute a
proper deed Of conveyance Of said described
promises 70 said Utah and Paclhc Improve,
meut Company, ia successors anu asst gns, and
20 deliver tbs same 70 Hons uoUoft
hAskin End 1hOmas q, MObber, TO be held IN
escrow by them, and upon the performance Of
the third condition hereiubeforc mentioned, To
be delivered uy them, or their executors or
hdmiuisratofs, 20 tue tAid Utah aud Pacific
improvement Company,
Ana 10 the event Of tho failure OF said Com.
pany 10 comply with any Of the terms aud
conditions Of THIS reaoluuIn, thn deed herein
mentioned 10 DO returned " the City Recorder
VI salt Lake Guy
Passed BY the Uty Council OF Sail Lake CITY.
state ~ utth, March n, lsg6, aud referred ~
the Mayor for his approval,
lseAD DAVID 8 EMERY,
CITY Recorder
Approved this tho l2th day OF March. a. d.
GEORGE ROMNEY,
Mayor pro ten,
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NOTICE Is HERbBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ meeting Of the directors OF tho strr.
ing Gold Nining COMPANY on tho an day OF
MafCh, lhtl. Nn assessment OF three fuurtha Uf
cent per share vas icyiCd upon the capital
STOCK OF tho corporation, pas able at once 60 the
undersignod secretary OF the company NJ tho
ufirUs u the COMPANY. nos, 20 and ~ ON NJ ers
ciAl $50 /, In ~hlt Lake Itty, ttAh. ANY stock
upon which The assessment remains unpaid on
the bth Gay Of April, isQd. viii be delinquent
aud advertised for safe A. public suction and
unless payment ~ made before " 70 DO sold, or
90 much tnsfeOf ~ mny be necessary, on the
e1th dAy Of April, 10 TO psy tho doliu quent
assessment Egoihrr With the cost OF AdyefIis.
Ing and expenses Of sale.
Dated ths IN day OF March, lEA
HENRY v. VAN PELT'
Secretary Of tho sterling told Mining 20
nos " AMI n Commercial liiock
tAlt Lake CITY, Utah.
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Beecham's pills are for bilious.
ness, bilious headache, dyspep.
STA, heartburn, torpid liver, diz.
illness, sick headache, bad taste
in the mouth, coated tongue,
loss ofappetite, sallow skin, etc,
when caused by constipation;
and constipation is the most
frequent cause Of all of them.
Go by the book. Pills roe and
sss a box. Book free at your
druggists or write b. L. Allen Co.,
sos Canal Street, New York.
Annusiiis' more thaa Goooooo boI.a
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate Of @. W. Ramasaniau, Deceased
NOTICE - HEUEHY GIVEN ny rHE
~ undorsiguei, executor Of tue latt VIII
and Testament Of q. " kAralaniau, de-
ceased, 10 the creditors q, and ~ persons
having aims aFainst tho s1id deceased, TO
exhibit them with the necessary vouchers,
with four months after me nfst public alton
Of this notice TO the fnid joseph u, Dean,
tf. -. boz i2ls sAt L,sc Guy. Utah.
JOSEPH No. DEAN,
Executor Of the List VIII and Testament OF
q. ". kamakaniAu, Deceased
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PART.
kERSHtP.

UNHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE FN,
i isung between uerbert j, Foulger and
CHARLES J, fOulger under the nrm name OF
Lat6 tity, IL tins day dissolved by mutual
consent, Herbert j, foulger having purchased
the outiro interest OF Charles J, foulgsr In
the concern.
Al persons indebted 10 Fouiger Bros Co.
are requested 10 make payment to Herbert j ,
tOulgtr, who will liquidaIo all indebte dness
due by said lrms
Dated sat LAKE city, Utah, March II, ma,
HkkhtitI j. fOULBER.
CHARLES j fOULGER.
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City aud County OF SAT- Lake,
1, DAVID E. Emety, Recorder IN aAd Tor salt
Lake CITY, stute Of utsh, do hereby cetufy that
the above and foregoing ls full, true and cor.
rect copy OF q resolution euuugd - TesUlu.
upn granting Pioneer Square TO the Utah aud
Pacific Improvement company for railroad
depot putpuaos." passed By tho city Council uf
talt Lake CiY, state Of JtAh, March llth,
1895, and approved by tho Mayor pro TEN,
March 18th, lsga, a. appears OF record In my
once,
In witness whereof have hereunto set my
hand and Affixed the corporate seal
tkEAt-l OF said City, March 18Th, 1850
DAVID 3. EMEHN,
u ISL, city Recorder
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NOTICE oE Asse ssMENT-

sheep Rock Mining aud Milling Company.
Principal place Of business, talt l.Aks
city, Utah.
NOTICE n HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ AmcoilhF Of the directors held on Teb.
fuarY .Ath, 100, an assessment Of I'VE thi cents
per share was levied on the capt Al stort Of tho
CAMPBELL, treasurer Of me corporation, at No.
IL tOuth MAN sire l. salt Lhkc CITY.
Any stock upon which THIS assessment may
viii hc delinquent and advertised Tor sale vi
public suction, anu unlefs payment h made
before, viii bo sold on the g1lh day OF April 10
pay delinquent assessmonL together with cost
of advertising sud eNpOnfO " sale
WM, CAMPBELL. Secretary.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate Of John Mellon. Deceased.

Estate OF John Mellon, Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEEkBY OWEN ny THE
~ undUrsi.ntd. adminitiratr of the estate
Of John Mellon. ecrpaacf. 20 the creditors of,
ana all persons HAVING claims against the SAID
deceased, to EXHIBIT them with the necessary
vouchers. wi hin IN months sitter the hfst
publication 81 this notice. 20 The aald lifk Q
Mellon Mafgetts ats $50 Constitution uuI "a.
ing. salt Lake civ. iu the cOunty Of RAFT Lake.
Dated Aprilr is8.
LIZZIE MELLON MARgErrs,
Deceased.
JonS 81. OISSos, Attorney Tor SAID estate.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
E.lALs Of slansy \ naa... DsesA.se

Estate Of sidney 4 Hans, Deceased
NOTtCE Il HEREBY GIVEN ny TnF
~ uudcraEnuu lAdm uistratrN % tho o..
iair nj SIDNEY 4. NAnks, deceased, 90 the
creditors ~, anu All persons hay ng claims
against the said dFreascd 20 EXHIBIT them
with the necessary vouchers wlthiu ten months
after the nfat publication Of this notice, 90 the
said AcmlnistfHtfiN Ht tho once o. MOyls,Laue
a tosugan. rooms 20 II Desoret National bank
building. sRt Lake city and County, State OF
ttAh
Dated March g1rd. isgd
NARY ANN HANKS,
AdmlniairA riK Of tho Estate OF sidney A.
Hanks DECREASED
hoYLg, YANu 4 CosrtuAS,
Attorneys Tor Admlnisraui1.
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A special meeting OF the stockholders VI
The teutfal Utah Laud & Irritation company
for the ensuing year and such other business
a. may properly come before It, will bo held AZ
room lf Clare hotel tat Lake Oity, Utah. on
Saturday, May 2nd, 1850, at ~ O'Clock a. m.
THIS mtetiuE IL called because tho annual
meeting for 1895 WASH held ~ 10 provided by
tho articles Of Incorporation.
Z. w, ALDRACH,
Vice President
salt Lake lily, Utah, April 2nd, 1906.
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The West Cable Mining and Milling Co., prin.
cipal place Of business, salt Lake
CITY, Utah

NOTICE rs HEREBY GlYEH THAT AT
~ meeting OF tho Board Of Directors OF
lho Shove named corporation held At It's gen,
erAl once Ia SAT- Lake CITY. Utah. on the .th
Gay OF February, 1880, Al assessment OF three
ihousanC uol!ars, or one cent per share, was
levied upon tho capital stock OF the corpora.
non payable on the 10Th day OF March, 1904 10
a, u, Clarke. secretary OF tho corporation, At
~ general onces, suite SIS Progress building,
SAT- LAKE city, Utah, Any stock upon which
lhe assessment may remain unpaid on the 10Th
day " MArcn, lblo, Will 10 delinquent, and Hd.
Nerllted for sale At pubic auction aud unlsss
payment 10 mAde before will 10 sold on the 7th
ment, together with COSTS OF AdvoriiainE aud
expense OF sale A. r. CLARKE
Secretary Of the West Gable Mining aud MI
lng 20 suite 3lo. Progress building, salt
Lake CITY, Utah.
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NOTICE TO CIR DITcRs.
600 o. J.ms. wnILwoLLa. dseea,e

NOTICE ~ nEUrnY GIVEN ny TUE
~ uLdcraignUd. Administrator Of thc estate
OF james NhtwOrth. deceased, 10 tue cfo1s
itora of, aud al persons htuHg claims againtt
the said deceased, 10 tahI1N then With The
Necessary w lchrfa. vithin tour months alter
The hrst publication 81 this Louce, 10 tue sad
admins tator, James th1re. a. bic home at
No Uh tifin street, sat LAKE city IN tho
County Of salt Late
Dated March ard, 1870 -
Administrator Of the estate Of james Whit
worth, deceased,
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CITY and t Aah " Of f' sss'it Lake. :"
/, David s, Fncry Recorder In and for Salt
Lake CITY, Utah, do hereby certify that Inc
above IL fun, true and correct copy Of an
ordinance granting right OF way through
certain streets Of salt IAko gitv
tor railroad, TO tho Utah and
Pacific Improvement Company, IT. sucesfsora
aud assigns, passed by the CITY ouneii Of Salt
taEa Clty, state OF Utah. March Bist, lsJ6.
AMI referred 90 tho hhyor for his approval
Approved by the Mayor April md, A. d.
isls, A. appears OF record IN nv once
In witness whereof, have LeTeunto set my
hand and hfAed the corporate seal n
lsEALl salt LAKE uity, state of UtAh, this the
2nd day u April, A. ID, l-gH
DAVID .. EMERY,
H. 1872. CITY Recorder.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate of ElnA Peterson Jensen, deceased.

EitAic OF EinA Peterson Jensen, deceased.
NOTICE - nkREBY GIVEN ny Tue
~ undersigned, VACcutfiN Of the last viii
and tcst4mont Of Has fctofHun Iensou, 10
ceased 10 the creditors OF, anu all persons hav'
ing claims AGAINST the SAID deceased, TO chhlbit
them with mo Necessary vouchers, within Ten
months after the ntti publication Of this DO
uct, 10 tho said czecutrix AZ the once
Of John n. Cannon 80 Consultation building,
sat Lake City. 10 the CounY OF salt Lake,
Utah.
Lated March, n, isoG
ELNA ANNA JENSEN NIELSEN,
ENocutftX ~ the last Will and trHtamcnt OF
tiua Petersen Jensen, decoaaoi
John ~, Cannon, attorney for CNucutriA
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
r,l.le O Ale.anael -. aoeel,sa

TFTHTI u NTVNNWITT NIINl w NH7N71
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ny TUE
~ uhdrrtigned, executor nt tao laet WIN
aud Testament Of Alexander htdd, de-
ceased, TO the creditors ". and AZ per-
sons having claims against the aMi DC
ceased. 60 oNhihit them win The necea.
sAty vouchers, within ten months afef the urat
pubuCation Of this notice. 90 the SAID executor,
~ he Tesidsnce IN nlun bale, SAIL LAKE.
County, state of Utah
Dated february ~, 1890
WILLIAM O. CRuMP JR.,
Executor of the last Will aud teitAment OF
Alexander KIDD, dccOafcd
JAHEs a. doTLs. aitOrnoy tor estate,
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NOTICE. EoR PUBLICATION.
L, T. LAND OFFICE,
TAFT Lake CITY, Utah,

u, T. LAND OFFICE,
TAFT Lake CITY, Utah.
February lpth, iead,
COMPLAINT HAyING HEES ENTERED
~ ttris once by .ATAh L. shores, against
Ernest D, ahT Tor aba dnnlng his home
stead entry No, 30, dated May Uh, 1874 upon
tho \. h. .Of :, u. :. OF sec u, and n W I.
~ n, W :. Of soc 81, township ssouth, range 1
west, In sat LhIo County. Utah with view TO
the cancellation ~ said entry, the said parties
are hereby summoned 10 HpprAr a. tbs once
on the ilth day or April, 1876, A. 10 O'Clock a,
m 90 Fespond and iurnish testimony concern.
ing said alleged Abandonment
BYROS GROO, Register.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Estate Of George Henry nall, deceased.
NOTICE Is HERtHY GIVEN ny THE
~ undtrsigned AimiuIsTalrE OF the ua'
tate OF 1curye Henry nell, dcHeAsed, 70 he
creditors OF and All pcrsons having elaine
AGAINST the said deceased, TO 81 ibt thcm
with The nctctaHrY vouchers. within ten
.nonlhs after the nrat Publication % this no.
tice 20 the said May snei Avmtnist|at H. at
the ONCE OF FRANK q stephens. Is to ~ Con-
meteiAl hioct, SAT- Lake CITY, Otah, IN tho
20 uty Of ralt Lake.
Dated March 10, $50. -
MAY s8ELt.
AdministrAiTiK OF estate Of George Henry
smell, deceased.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Mountain LAEo Mining Company, a eorpor-
alton, principal place Of business or tho
company Room Y, neseret National hank
building, salt Lake uny. UtAh.
NJ oTlCE l. IERkBY GIVEN, THAT AT
~ meeting u the directors Of the Noun,
tlin LAke Mining company held on the nth
DAY OF March, y =, an assessment OF one cent
tlc.l per share was levied on tho capital stock
OF the corporation, payable on Tuesday tho
2lHi ihy OF April, 1875 20 the treasurer OF ths
compAny, NJ room ", Dusorst National Bank
building, corner Main and tirst south Sire u,
SAT- Lake CITY, Utah. ANY stock upon which
this a,scssment may remain unpaid on the ,lst
DAY OF April, 1870, Will be delinquent and ad,
yerlisedto Tor sale a. public auction, and unless
payment 4 made before viii DO sold On the
llth DAY OF May, lr5, % pay tho Delinquent
assessment, together with costs OF AdVoTlisin2
and expense OF salo.
by order Of the Board Of Directors,
JAMES II. MOILE,
Secretary.
lloom Y, Deleret National DAnE building.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE..
The Sampson Mining Company, Salt l. AXE City.
Utah, Works Of tnc OumpHnN At Copper
Gulch, West Mountain Mining Dis.
trlet, SAT- Lasc County, Utah.

h'Nss "e'h AAA' NNuntyt bAAhs
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ alta meeting Of tho hoard Of Trusteoa
OF tho SAID COMPANY, held on the 2gth day Of
February, q. ID. 1875, an assessment OF three.
trnths $40 OF one cent COD per share was
levied upon the capital stock OF the said com,
pany payable on the 2utn day Of March, A. d.
lsH6 10 Robert ]. ulendinuing, SECRETARY Oh
the Company nt his Office At No los south
Man street. salt Lake city, Utah. Any stock
upon which this assessment may remsn I'M
PAID on tho goth day Of March, A. u lsJ6, viii
be delinquent and advertised Tor sala AZ public
auction aud unless pay neat thereon tsmade
before VIII Do sold on the ION day Of Aprii
a, u, 1906 10 pay the delinquent ASSORTMENT
together. with costs OF advertising aud ex
n J. GLENDIN MING.
secretary " sampson Mining Co,
Dared 4; Sal; Lake CITY, Utan, February 2lst
1888.
F,rsl publication Of this notice February gl,t.
A, y, lay0,
suPPLRNENrAL NOTICE
by order OF the board " trustees OF the
Sampson hlniug company, the date OF the dc.
linquoncy q he above assessment Is extend.
Cd until Aprll Goth, 1885,, anu the date Of sale 10
MAY 2lst, 1904
Dated March 2lth, 1893.
Il, j. GLEkDlNNINB, Secretary.
First publication OF thls supplemental
notice, March Ash, 1891.
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EsIRAY POUND NOTICE.

one bsy mare about nine years o d, looks
Ike branded 10 on LETT shoulder.
II the above described amin ! u not claimed
on or before friday, the 10th day Of April,
1895, 4 VIII DO sold At arotion to the highest
cash BIDDER At tue lily estray pOnnd,
JOHN y, hATTON,
Pound ksepeh
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In the matter Of the Essaie OF Edgar Williams.
deceased
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ walter } Boaur, afminislTator Of the g..
taleOf Edgar Williams, deceased. has te defcd
for settlement and ncd IN Fni1 court his und
account OF hts standardization Of said estate
ana petition Tor nnA distribution ~ the residue
% sara estate among tho persons Unut ed
thereto, and mat tuesday, The tith day o.
Apfil, A. u. 1905. At " O'clOck a. m, At tho
court room OF said court, In The County
tuuri house. salt LAko cay and County. utah,
has boen duly appointed ~ tue Judge OF sad
court, Tor The settlement ~ gA.d accOunt ant
hearing slid petition Tor distribution, ~ which
time ana place any prrson interested ~ SAID
estate may appear aud show cause, II any
there be, why said account should not DO
sculsd and approved and nnAi disuibut on
made ~ prayed tor
Dated March u. A. u, lbs.
G. h STANTON.
CLERK OF the uistfict Court,
hY A. g. RrTsE, neputy Ciort
l. ~ WAppELL, attorney for administration.