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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-06
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT. A
stockholders meeting of the Gold Mount
am Mining and Milling company will be
held at the law Office of John W. Judd
(6einS the general Office OF said company
IN the city of Salt Lake, State of Utah
on the goth day of March, a. D. 1896. at
ten clock. a. m. The object OF said meet
ing will be to consider and vote upon tho
following questions. which viii come be-
lore said meeting. First-A proposition or
resolution to purchase certain additional
mining properties and mining ma
chlnery in said resolutions speci-
fed: Second-A proposition or resoiu-
ton to change or amend the articles or
incorporation of said company. whereby it
IL proposed to increase the capital stock OF
said company from fifty thousand dollars
70 i've million dollars, and to issue full
paid stock for the amount Of said pro-
posed Increased capital in payment OF
sad additional mining properties and ma
cnlnery, so proposed to be purchased
Ihlrd-To adopt bylaws for the govern
nent OF said corpora ton and consider
such other questions as may properly
come before said meeting
CHARLES T. WHITE.
President
NJ. J.. WHEELER.
Secretary.
Dated February Il. 1896.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-06

In accordance with the law and order
of the board of directors. made on the
10Th day of February, 1896, the time of
the advertising of delinquent stock is
postponed to March o. 1896
G. b. FELT, Secretary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-06

In accordance with the law and order
the board of directors, made on the 4tf
day of February, 1896, the time of the
advertising of delinquent stock is post
poned to March End, 1896
CHAS. B. FELT.
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UTAH DEMOCRATIC CLuB.-THE
date OF the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Utah Democratic club will
be held at room No. POI Mccormick BULL
lng corner Main and First South streets
Salt Lake City, Utah. at $50 D. m on
the 18th day Of March, 1896 for the pur-
pose OF electing a board of trustees for
the ensuing year and the transaction OF
such other business as may properly
come before us GEO. II. ALDER,
Secretary.
Salt Lake City. Utah. Feb p. 1906
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sUM HoN3.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Third judicial district of the state OF
Utah, county OF salt Lake. Virginia r.
Hughes. plaintin, VS.. Phillip T. Hughes.
defendant Alias summOns.ZFhe state Of
Utah sends greeting 10 Phillip ~. Hughes
defendant. You are hereby required TO
aDDear in an action brought against Won
nv the above named plaintiff in the Dis
trict court of the Third judicial district
of fhe state of Utah. and TO answer fhs
cOrnulafnt filed therein within ten davs
1s--cI,1sive Of the DAY OF SerVice) after The
earvice Oh you OF TINS alas SUMMONS
If served within this county or. if served
out of this county gul lI tnls district.
v-ifhiu twenty days; otherwise within forty
faVs-or Judgment by default viii be taken
= e,sinst YOU according 10 the pra YER ~
sSfd complaint. The said action fs
hroI7ght to have a decree Of this cGuT.t
dissoIviue, the bonds Of matrimony exist
iner between plaintiff and defendant. ana
= VA riding to plaintiff the sole care. GUS
+odv and education or the minor child
Tn1e x Hughes, issue of said marTiagr
without let or nindFdnce from said de-
fe.ndant save and except as he may be
rs011ireFi to contribute towards the sun
mort of said child during her minority
FOR The usual summons and such other
relief as may be just; prayed on the
Ground that since said marriage defand-
ant mas been guilty of habitCal drunken
ness nv. reason of which plaintiff has been
comuelIed to live separate and apart from
him since the 3Otn day OF October, 1854
And Won are hereby notihed shat If You
tail to appear and answer the said com
plaint as above required. the said plain
I'm viii apply to the court for the relief
usiii'l witness the Honorable judges.
and the seal of the District Court
Of the Third Judicial district. in and
(SeaI1 for the state of Utah, this 18th
day of January, in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred
and ninety-six.
BY ]. n. SPRAGCE, Deputy Clerk.
William r Hail. Attorney Tor PLAINTIFF
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. - NO
tice is hereby given that Il meeting %
the stockholders of the Margate invest
ment company viii be held at its office.
No 40 South Main street Salt Lake City.
state Of Utah. Tuesday the S1st day OF
March, 1896 at 7:30 o'clock pm. for the
purpose Of considering the renewal of a
certain contract with one T. w Senior.
and any other business that might come
up properly before tine meeting
IT. $. MARGETTS
Il. z. MARGETTS. President.
Secretary
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SecretaI
Dated February Il. 1896.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-06
STOCKHOLDERS NIEET1NG.-MOUN-

ALIEN 0IILLAR. Secretary
Boston February IL 1895.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-06

Bennett, Hardness. Howat and Bradley
attorneys for guardian.
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e. T.. o1AtNlOHNs clerk p
BY ]. n. SPRAGCE. Deputy Clerk.
William r Hall. Attorney Tor PLAINTIFF
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but steadily, ana the thermometer far
below tue reIzing point. Nevertheless
It was large and cheerful audience
that assembled in the warm, oomfort-
able meeting house at two O'Clock p.
M. A short, interesting program was
rendered, consisting Of sopgs, speeches,
etc, in which the school oniluren took
a prominent part. Everybody then
adjourned to the schoolhouse, where
the children meTrily danced the after
% on away, while their happiness WIS
T, Elected In the faces OF the older peo-
pie. During the afternoon we were all
treated TO apples anu candy, gener.
ously provided by our Bishop.
The event OF the day, however, was
the dance given Ia the evening for the
benefit OF our missionaries. Though
Vernon 10 only small pisce, II has
three missionaries In the field, and we
thought that it would be pleasant
surprise TO them TO learn that they had
been remembered at home in y sub
stantial way. Tue party thue given
was success in evsIy particular.
Everything was favorable, order and
good couuuct prevailed, all eni ye
themselves; anu yer fifty dollars wss
taken in, which will be divided and
sent to the missionaries as n Thanss.
giving remembrance from their frienda
ami well-wishers here.
Our pleasure during the day was
augmented by the presence OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Chss. Mcbride and their sou OF
Tooele, who were guests OF Bishop J.
q. sharp. NJ.
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Of Worship were little new II ue. On
that usy our testimony wae strength.
eneu In the Gospel. They laugh.
marlborough beliei only mankind could
be saved. AT the Salvation Army
services there was much noise, not
OILY singing, but hslloOing, shouting,
clsppiug Of hands, band plsyin etc.
1t seemed like Iuockety of reiigion to
us. We bore our Testimony to g. M
OF these people snd told them that the
house OF the l. rd was house OF order,
ara not a place oil tumult. One oil the
leading women got angry with Brother
Gull aud abused him shSmefully with
her tongue. We were told that IN tn,
evening meeting one OF the men de-
cIared We were false prophets, anu
wanted the people 10 get us turned Out
OF our loIgings. But the persons We
lodged with told the others to mind
tn cir own business.
Sioce that time the way has
been opening for US TO lay the
principles OF the Gospel before the
people. This little disturbance gave
them desire to near more about us.
My experience here has taught me to
appreciate the Gospel more than ever.
My testimony has Increased tenfoid
since let home,aud 1 thought II was
strong before.
On Monday morning, Oct. 10, we
prayed In an especial manner that the
LORD would open up our way to preach
the Gospel 10 the people. We had All
engagement that day to visit one Vi
Brother Gull's relatives al Park House.
After spending an enjoyable Jay with
the family, about fourteen persons
were there In the evening, and We ne
gan to sipg some hymns from our
hymn book and from he Wesleyan
collection. We sang, eye Elders OF
Israel, come Join now with me-" Most
oil those present Joined In The ohoru',
and we felt the sweet iDfiuenc,
OF the Spirit OF the Lord throughuut
the house. Brother Gull asked for the
privilege OF explaining the hymn aud
OF holding a meeting, which was
agreed to. He opened the meeting
with prayer and then preached the
Gospel to them, to which l bore test.
mony. Then dismissed the meeting
with prayer. All thanked us ana
asked the Lord TO bless us, saying they
were amply repaid for coming to-
getber, and giving US q cordial Invita-
ton to come again as soon rs convent.
eni.
We have held three meetings since
then--One at the same placs and to Rt
our lodgings, and enjoyed the Spirit Of
the Lofd In all, many saying they be.
lis- sd Ia what we had told them.
Jos. }. PAUL.
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In OLD ENGLAND.
Missionary Lab RS IF John Gull I'D
Jos. j. Paul.

IPSWICH, Nov, lS98.--At the con-
terence In Norwich, Oct. z, We were
appointed to labor in Ipswicn and vi
cinity, including Chapel st. Mary, six
miles from Ipswich, where we found
lodgings at the house OF Mr.. Richard.
son, whose wife was niece OF Brother
Gull. They have been very kind and
good to US, doing all In their power to
make US comfortable, for which we are
very thankful. This is not very
large place, but there are . good many
people here and In surrou uding par
ishes, and many are very religious,
belonging to the Church OF Enl land,
Wesleyan Methodists and Salvation
Army; Inclined to acknowledgements
thinking they have all the religion
necessary ~ save them; though some
OF them are stu eearching for truth,
and we have the privilege Of speaking
to some of them.
The people In this place do not seem
to know anything about the Latter.
day Saints and the doctrine we preach
lie new to them, not having had an
Elder preaching en- ny them for
twenty year,; and some of them are
believing our testimony. Our Father
In heaven is opening up the way fer
US.
On Sunday, the 18th OF October, we
attended three meeting, Yves
leyau in the morning, Salvation Amy
| in the afternoon, and Church OF EuH-
land 10 the evening; anu toeir meth ous
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HELD UP And ROBBED
The Proprietor Of Saloon Visited In
His Own Establishment
Ar SIX O'CLOCK THIS MORNING


John Carlson, proprietor Of the 10 to
| saloon at 1853 w. South Temple street,
was held up and his establishment
robbed just before daylight this morn
ing.
Mr.. Carlson resides on First West
between North and South Temple
streets, and about o o'clock this
morning he repaired to his place
OF business about a block distant and
opened up to make ready for the day's
trade, Carlson had not been In the
saloon over five minutes when two
men stalked in aud called for cheers"
They got their drinks promptly and
rendered in payment therefor a ten
dollar bill. They were handed back
their change and afterwards proceeded
to leave the building, while Carlson
turned his attention to the making OF
a fire In the ptove. No sooner hat he
stopped over TO place the Sind-
ling in the stove than the two
early morning customers came
back again anu remarked: "Tha,'s
right, hurry up and build hre.'
Carlson looked up Of them and saw,
to his great conservation, that they
had him covered with revolvers. They
ordered him to threw up his "props"
and as he could safely do nothing else,
he readily compiled. Then one of the
robbers held him Mt bay with q re.
volver while the other went behind
the bar and stole from the cash drawer
$40 10 currency and S66 in silver, the
latter being In buckskin each. Then
they backed out Of the saloon and dis
appeared Just at the break Of day.
The money stolen, amounting to Sl36
In all, was deposited 10 drawer by
Carlson just as he opened up the
saloon. He had brought 1t from home,
aud no doubt the holu-ups saw 1t when
he opened the drawer to make their
change. The saloon man says that
the robbers are men who have been
hanging around his establishment for
several days past Rnd OF whom he has
spoken TO Officer Roberts. They wore
no masks and therefore Carlson had q
splendid opportunity OF seeing who
they were and what they looked like.
The robbery was reported at police
headquarters shortly after 1t occurred
and the officers took It up us quickly ii
possible. II they are the men known
TO Omcer Roberts, their capture may
be effected, but Cartoons version o
the affair In this particular seems to be
doubted little by the authorities.
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the contrary Notwithstanding, was
srraigned in the police court
today for petit larceny. He
entered a plea OF not guilty ct frat,
hut alter short consultation between
his counsel, Attorney Kahn, and As
sistaDt Couoty Attorney Huntington,
the plea was withdrawn and one OF
guilty substituted.
The ffense with which Croxall was
charged was that oil stealing q double
barreled shotgun from the estaoiiBb-
ment OF AZ. A. Walsh. on East temple
street, nm act whicn was committed
on Saturday, and which caused the
defendants arrest.
The young man who 10 about 90
years OF age was fined 800 and costs,
amounting to sl07.25 in all, besides be.
ing ordered i'm prisoned In the county
Jail Tor thirty dsys.
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new POLICE CAPTAIN
Commissioners viii Probably Name
One Tonight.
WIRE, EsLINGER, ST AK, sHEEis
Talk Of opposing Chief Pratt After
While and III Levine
sill later.

FOR Just one month Salt Lake City
has been without a captain OF police.
but 1t will not continue in that alleged
unmetropolitsnc condition longer-tbat
Ia not very much longer. The police
ami fire com mission meets tonight for
the purpose Of, among other things,
tanning successor to Captain Dono-
van, who retired on the last dsy oil
October.
"Who will this Individual be, Ser
geant Wire, Sergeant Eslinger, De.
teclive Sheets or some other mani"
asked a NEWS representative OF a much
Interested ufficial today.
al really can't say" was the prompt
reply, supplemented by the witiily-ex.
pressed statement, 81 have not been
At the city attorneys office for some
time nor have seen or spoken to him
for several weeks. You see, 1t is some
what dangerous for me to encounter
him-that Is, 1t is not pleasant"
Then this gentleman winked wisely
and mischieveously added, "N0r |
can't Tell you who Ia going to succeed
Pratt suppose you know he 10 going
to be deposed. That lie generally un.
derstood. VIII w. ). Lynch or James
X. Gillespie succeed him2 Well, 1
can't ssy-probably later, but not to-.
night, in my opinion. From what |
can learn the board will go no further
ut It's meeting this evening than 10
name a new captain aud transact some
routine business. The change OF the
chiefs OF the fire and police depart
ments are matters that Will receive at
tention after awhile"
AT this point the OH cisl e. d In ex.
PLANTATION he did not want to be under.
stood as meaning that the city attorney
was mind reader and knew what the
board was going to do for he assumed,
as the public does, that 1t was too dis
Greet body TO give out In advance
what IL intended to do. All he meant
was that the city attorney was exceed.
ingly anxious tor the changes indi.
Gated. No reflection whatever was
Intended for the board. His BELLA
was that Sergeant Eslinger would be
made captain although a hard pull
was being conducted In the interest O
Felix J. STARK, nephew OF Juds,
Judd
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This Eminent Is different In sor,..
htion from any other linim.nt on re
market. 1t Ia = scientific d,.o we
which results In It being ths psn,. o''Y
trsting Liniment ever known ms
are numerous white Imitation, w rn,ts
mSy ho recommended becnn,. "uIeh
pay no cellar a greater rron, .asy
o. these sna demand Ballard, Sns,'
Lil,n's''f, 1t positive y cure, R@a s0
mstism, Nsurslgis, 5prAin., R,n,s sl'
Wounds, Cuts, scistic and Infiawm.
tory Rheumatism, Burn, scaId. sa''
Feel, Contacted Muscles, sliG jo,r1a
Oh beres, Pain In Back, Barn W.
CUTS, Sore Chest or rhioEt sn W."
especially beneficial In Para y,I, "
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WEATHER VANE.

Weather reports showing observa.
lions At 8 am. today:
Salt Lake City-Barometer, 30.S2;
temperature, D; MINIMUM, %; VIM,
west, Q miles per hour; clear.
Helens--Barome meter, 3d. 20; tenn pera.
iure, IS; minimum, Ia; wind,
west, light; cloudy.
Havre--Baromtter, 80.72; tempera.
lure, IS; minimum,-80;w wind, north.
light; rain, trace; snow.
Winnemu rca Barometer, 80.62;
temperature, Ia; minimum. 10;
wind, east, 10 miles per hour; cloudy.
Iusho Fall.-Bsromeier, 1880; tenn.
persture, q; minimum, IS; wind.
north west, 8 miles per houi;n cl"udy.
Miles CIT, --Bsrometer, 80 SO; /. m.
perature,, lie; minimunj, "a; win ,
northeast, hgh ;cl uuy.
General and local forecasts for 80
hours ending s p. m. Snnosy:
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SENSATIONAL PROVO SUIT.
Miss Rena smell Ins'iIu es Star.i'rg
Prtcsdings Against Farley
o. smuOt.

Special To the SEws.l
Provo, Nov. 30. - A sensational
suit was filed here today by Miss Rens
Smell, of Bpsni-h F rk. against Farley
o. Smoot OF this city Tor twenty thou.
sand dollars damages on a Charge OF
seduction under promise OF mar
rage.
An order was Issued for Shoots
arrest and bond fer his release fixed
at five thousand dolisrs,to be sppro veu
by the county clerk. Moyle and Cos
tigaD of Salt Lake are attorneys for the
plant II.
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MINOR MENTION.

A flood OF complaints continues to
pour In concerning the poor
lighting OF streets and residences.
The service in the way Of lighting
streets has been bad for long
time past but it Is worse in some OF the
residences, being so had ne TO Deceesi-
tate the use Of lamps in conjunction
with the electric current.
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Are you Bilious, Constu.,.1 =.
troubled With Jaunuioe, Sick Hs,n
ache, Bal Taste IN Msuth. ny,
Breath, Coated Tongue, Dyspens,.
Indigestion, Hot Dry skin, Psip i,
Back and bplween the sh ulisr, hl,l i.
md Fever, etc. II you have spv !,
these symptoms, your Liver ia on, a,
ordsr, and your blood Ia elovly belbs
pelncLed, because your Liver doe, M,
act properly. BERpINs win curS an,
disorder OF the Liver, stomach n,
Bowels 1t has no equal o. ALl,s,
Medicine. Prioe rs cents. FREQ hi
battles ut z. g. NJ. 1. drug e.eIa.
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~s"A rrs-s'..., .n.,,,

s'ssat In,ur,,..
Says. sss
Il, N; Blossom, senior man..
"a. N. Blossom 4 Co., Fl, N%osi Of
o. Louis, wfisss' had bee IL. 81 ~,
q very distressing cough, tss .l with
inhusnss, which no,hine 'esult Of
relieve. until l took Bolia,oS,s.' nsi to
Aound Syrup. One bottle 49, Hors.
surei me. / ssnt one bo,,I.h plslely
slater. who hnd a severe cno. % my
abe c1perisnoed immsdists ~, and
slwsys recommend ,hl, syrun ,n
friends. '1p 10 my
John CraAsion, sos H,m,..,
street. Quincy, Ills, wit a. Ipsals
found ballard Horehound s nNts
superior to any other ouuvh vrup
! have ever known. Il nav, s.olls
points. Price soc. ' oasp-
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deceased
DURsuANr TO AN ORDER OF SAID
Court, IN said matter. notice 10 hereby
given that saturday.the l2th day OF December.
A. ID. 1895, at 10 O'Clock Am. at the County
Court House in salt Lake City, Utah, In the
court room OF SAID court, has been appointed
the dine and place for the hearinglot petition
OF william Harker. praying for the admission
TO probate of a certain document herewith
presented, purporting to be the last VIII and
Testament of Joseph Hhrker. decesS cd. when
and where all persons interested Z appear
and oppose the probate OF said will. or the
granting of letters testamentaIy to William
Harker, Job IHarker and william II HAigh,
AS prayed for in SAID petition
In witness whereof, I have herounto set my
hand and aillxed the seal OF said court, this
seth day of November. A. d. 1881.
lseal q. h. STANTON, CLERK.
by A. O REESE, Deputy CLERK
@. q. DEFY. Attorney for Petitioner.
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Natural Gas wsii,. Lake khnrt. tu,,.
day Ice. Isl.
Srecial train ienves II. q. w, darn,
Al 5:8D PM, rtiuri ing Ut 700 nm
Fare Tor round trip so cents.
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SENT TO JAIL.
Ray Ctoxall Baudl d for His Ihieyirg
Conduct.

Ray Croxall whom the officers osli
a kleptomanisc and who IL not de.
'cendant of Brigham Young, the state.
meut Of . morning cotemporary 10
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the District Court, Probate Division, Third
Judicial District, in and for Salt Lake
County, tate OF Utah
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NJ. Sansker, cashier of the Bank OF
Fisher, Min, shot himself desd yes
terdsy. His father died insane. fne
banks sfl'irs are in an excellent
ahana
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Thanksgiving in Vernon.

VERNON. Tooele County, Nov. 2,
lss6-Thsnksgivipg Day dswned here
with the snow coming down slowly
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natural Gas Wells, Lake shore, Iut,.
das, Zee. LIST.
Special train caves Il. g. w. cep,,
at o:3O Pm, returning at 700 p.u,
Far, Tor roun iri" so cpoie,
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The direut inc to ksnsas Uity, 81
Louis and Atlantic sesboard, Is vi,
the Missouri Pacific Railway, lton
Pueblo. Through sleeping and chsii
cars, and all connections made 10
Union dep0ts 10 thu day time. II YOU
are going East and care for a dayligh,
ride through the grandest scenery d
the Rocky Mountains en- route, zee
that your ticket reads Wis Missouri
Pacific Railway. Elegant chair can
positively free to hoiders OF regular
Train tickets.
II. Il. KoosER, G, F. & PA,
q MorlBn Block. Salt Lake City.
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S lee %

Induced b. the use OF coca, opiate or mar
cotic compounds is bad, decidedly bad.
They undermine health and shatter the
constitution and the patient is steadily
growing into a worse condition -often
resulting in the terrible slavery and
misery OF the cocaine and opium habit.
Sleep induced by the use OF Hoods sarsa-
parilla does not perhaps come as quickly,
but 1t comes more surely and more per-
manently through natures great restor-
ing and rejuvenating channel purified,
vitalized and enriched blood. This feeds
the nerves with life-giving energy and
builds up the system and constitution
from the very foundation OF all health
and liie-the blood-pure, rich, red blood.
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GRAND ILLUnINArION.

Natural Gas wells. Lake short, Ius.
day. Dec. lst.
Special ain leaves II. q. W. depot
ut $3.50 pm, returning AT 100 p.u.
Fare Tor round trip so cen Q.