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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-27
NEWS OF The MINES.
A Statement Of hining Affairs in
Central Altoona.
THE VERDE COPPER COMPANY.


Mt. G. J. Obcrg, a prominent mining
engineer Of this city, has just returned
from Jerome, Arz3na, where he has
been insoec,lng the properties Of the
United Verde Copper company,which
owns the richest copper mine In the
United States.
The gentleman has nothing but
words Of The highest praise for the
properties he his been exploring
aud states that a. present the
company has over SjO,OOJ,OOO
worth OF ore 10 sighL Last year
tho mine yielded over eight million
dollars In ore, while this year will
witness tho taking out Of double that
quantity, for which purpose the amellor
has been enlarged and It's capacity
doubled. On lls phyTolls the company
has 100 mon-lufilcient alone to con-
duct quite botlloment-and ell are
kent constantly employed In extracting
aud working the vast deposits Of
wcalth-buaTing rock.
speaking Of mining In general, Mfr.
Obrrg says that In ani about Central
ArzIun, where the Verde compAuy'
properties are located, new camps ATE
being built up aud claims yielding
highly In copper, gold anu silver arc
being Conveyed anu registered daily.
Tho country ah0unds In mineral bear.
lug lindu ana many people are bocom'
lug Well.to-jo In being interested Ia
miner and mining.
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RETURNED MISSIONARIES,
Reports OF Gospel work 10 Ta'mauia
aud England-A Company
Of Saints.

Elder f. w. Ellis, whose home is
in North Ogden, aud who has for the
PISS. two and half years been laborlng
~ missionary In Tasmania, arrived
IN this city this morning 10 charge OF n
company oifolutning missi1uarics and
emlgihting Saints from different parts
OF the Antipodea.
Elder Ellis lett homo on Nov. 6,
1898, having been called 10 open up
the Gospel work In Tasmania, after "
had boon closed for period OF neatly
thltty.nvo years. He was accompanied
by Elder l.. q. Pond aud vile, and the
two brethren have lahofed aasidnously
during thelr absence In spreading tho
Gospel message 10 the people residing
In that portion OF county. On thor
arrival they found that those who had
inined the Church 90 many years be-
tore had other passed 10 the other side
or emigTatod TO this county, 20 that
the work had TO be begun anew, IL
took some time TO break down the bar.
flers OF ftludice that were existing,
but by persistent efforts and the help
VI the Lord they succeeded In accom-.
plishipg the desired end, until ut pres
ent the prospects are bright for good
work being done there.
Elder Ellis spent some seven weeks
IN travelling through Victoria ana
Melbourne, and q short time In New
Zealand. He returns in good health
aud feels that his labOrs have not been
In vain. Tho personnel OF tho party,
some Of whom stopped on NJ their
different Tesldongea IN Idaho aud else.
where, " M follows.
Il. W. Ellie; l.. G.. Pond and wife.
Louie X, also two children born 10
them In tasmania, Lucinda Vasma
ana Gladys May; q. W. Lewis, mls.
sionHry from the Victoria conference,
Australia; II. IL. Bodily, mlsslonnty
from the Queenland conference, Aus
tralih; E. o. Beet, missionary from
Cranberry conference, New Zaalan1,
Emigfstlng sainu-ltouett and Mar
gafel Monzles from NeW ZgalauJ, W.
j. BruOEJby, Victoria, AualrRliui Leah
:. Holmes, TasmauiH, George and
Mary J. Nilsun and family Of six, aud
Thomas aud Laura T., Finlay'On ana
family OF ten, all from New Zealand.
Elder Thomas A. Howard OF Big
Cottonwood arrived In this city this
morning, returning from thO British
mission lie lett home Tor his field Of
labor on March 10, 1894, and during
his absence did uuty A. "A travelling
Elder In the NoWuastlB conference,
England. The work, he says, IL I'M
proving IN that part OF the Lord's
vineyard and the missionaries are iasl
making many warm frends. Tht
principles OF the GOspei are being o.,
vestigatod, ana the prospects nru that
gro lOup many honest. hearted uouI i
ia that viGinily will make application
Tor baptism. Elder Howard tEil d
from Glasgow on his return Trio II
April 9th and the voy so Of four et
uayB in crossing the ocean un the
steamer AnChOria was very pleasant
one. ho spent some time ln yisitlnl
frlunjs In Brooklyn, n. Y, Ushrrwis,
he should have arrived here nnHi
sooner than no dii, His health h.
been splendid while away.
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"ABATE THE NUISANCE"
Chief Deylue SO Ordered by sanitary
Inspector GreeneWald.

Sanitary Inspector ;. J. GroenewHld
has issued \ pronunciamenIo TO tho
effect that ChiVt Devine must abatu
tue nui,anco Of allowing his men TO
slosp 10, or In any way occupy the
west portion o; Fire House No. 1, for
"a the official document reads, at IL
unit for mau or beast 10 sleep IMP
that IL its sanitary condition. The
chief On given fourteen days IN which
90 remedy tue existing defect aud ~
hu falls 20 comply, ho will be handled
~ the law directs IN such Cases.
when asked by n NEWS reporter m
10 what they thought o. thn mandate,
some OF the members OF tho depart.
meut were emphatic Ia pf0nounGing Il
step In tho right direction, 81 give
YOU this 'conildentially.p says one,
"but u Il a fact that our sleeping
apartments are oven worse than tho city
lhil, which IL often termed Tue bug.
house, There N not night that
pitses but what the little creatures
array themselves In all positions ana
begin merry game Of football with
tho nTomen % lhe pig-ski HpheTe,
tell you Wo'fo Ia bad IA and II Il all
due % tho aged condition Of the bull
lug ia which We are allowed TO sleep"
Tho NEWS man suggested that IT.
lle tuto.pUp might be- used with good
effect, but II only brought "why bless
your soul thaps all they want, they
1.-Two 10 luxury and got lat on It,"
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Police Court.

Aaron Love aud NJ. Mccarthy were
Arraigned In the police court today Tor
burglary, they having been arrested
Tor breaking into aud pilioring a COM
foctlonsty stand located at 1853 wcst
secoud South and the property Of
Frank Thomas. The county prosecutor
moved their discharge and % was ~
ordered, ~ there was not sum client
evidence 10 mako case against
them.
q. &. Van Horn, Phillip Spence and
J. Russell each had the misfortune Of
being arrested for drunkenness anu
sach made a forfeit Of e..
John Lundwlck for vagrancy 10
which he pleadrd guilty, was ordered
Imprisoned for five days, while }. l..
smith for disturbing the peace was
IiRrhuFgpd.
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DEFENDS TIE MUDDY"
Straight Denial Of Disadvantage re.
Gently Charged Against That
Valley.

10 tho Editors
Having read communication In
your issus Of May 22nd, entitled "The
Muddy Valley" by o. Il. Batnes, and
regarding said communication ~ ON.
fair, containing inaccuracies, and be.
Ing In every way calculated 10 discour.
age prospective settlers ff0m locating
Ia su!d valley beg you viii allow
me space In your valuable columns 10
nnewoF the same, AMI 90 give my yeT-
sion Of the Muddy valley.
have resided NJ Ovetton during tho
past eight mouthg, and expect TO make
my home there. am In every way
pleased with SAID country ard am
snUguinD In the belief mat home.
Feokprs who establish themselves
there can make AZ easy and NJ com.
Portable living az In any part ui
tho West. 1ne climate IL sami-
tropical and during ten monihs of
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Notes..

Yesterday was ladies day at the
Weber club. a most enjoyable time
was spent About $50 guests were
pfteeni, Mro. Allison sang Bon Bolt,
Presidents Wilfori woodruff, Geo. q.
Cannon And Joseph r. Smith, Bishop
John II, Winder and NJ. A. Woodruff,
who were In town on visit Of iuapec.
ton to tho Plain CITY irrigation ditch +,
paGtOok Of luncheon at the club rooms
and also held business meeting.
MIR. Walker West, while wheeling
ON TWENTY. fourth street, irIgh oaod a
double team coming IN from the
county. His wheel wes caught oy
the ntokyoho And completely de-
molished. Mt. West was not seriously
hufI,
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WHOBJ.F.FLANIGAN
Evidently a Salt Lake Nan With a
Rental Addiction.
BECOMES A yERrArLE a,oMAS
AZ uoxi', Arklnsas--rapers IN His
Pocket Indicate that lie Was
10 This city Recently.

Special C0ugHp pniUn'e f1 the NEWS
BALD KSOU, Afkansas, May 3D.
The object " this writing i' to notify
the itieuds and relatives VI joseph y.
Flanagan that ho was ut H0xle, Az.
kansas, yesterday raving mad-ls
crazy 90 could be. He arrived there
about a week ago and hired to the
reoplo who keep the hotel, 10 work In
tue garden. On the nigbt Of the 2lst
they cay no Loot his mind, Some
young men told me they had examined
his pockets 10 find out where he came
from o. he had never told where, and
that no hal receipt showing that he
had paid tsxcs Ia Salt Lake City May
the 1ih, 1896 Howont out Of the tow
IN a souiheaslerly direction alone anil
through the woods. This IL about all |
know Of the case.
pomona, Missouri, IL my home and
should any Of bis friends desire to write
me they can address me NJ my homo
flee. JosEpIt WARD.
The question that nrises is, who
IL Joseph FlAnigan2 The latest city
directory gives the name Of Joseph
Flanagan and his occupation a. that OF
a walter ut 20 ems, Second South street.
A NEWS man today called At the res
tnurant. that ~ conducted Ht that mum.
ter, and from tue ptOpriolgr, IA. IL.
UUM INu hH
Flanlsan REFEREED b In the directory
was Joseph p. FlSnigsu, who worked
tor him until no was Obliged 10 die.
charge him on account Of Temporary
flts Of Insanity, caused, be claimb
through domestic troubles. The man
was about IS years u age ana had q
very large nose, HB was discharged
In November last after on attempt 20
carve the night mau up with butcher
knife. Subsequent 10 this Flanagan
went 10 McTcuT 10 walt on table
| there. He soon lobt bio situation, how.
ever, and wnH at different times fe'
| employed ~ nn "sxtfa,h while In bis
lucid Intervals. bat nunllY ho went
away aud Mr. Anderson, who thlnks
| hu Ia the samo mnu described iu the
letter TO tho NEwB, lost sight OF him.
| a little later, on account OF bis mental
| ttoubloe, hc was uGtubted by the police
and sent 10 jail. However through
tho efforts u Me-. Bchottlef, the
banker, who had a mortgage on = piece
OF bis property, his pardon was granted
by Mayor ulondluning. Then be leit
Tor Florence, Colorado, from which
point no about month ago sent tho
interest on his mortgage. Since that
he has not been heard from No inr "a
known. His vile n said 10 10 In Det-
yer.
Diligent iuquiry At the various tax
collecting Offices today resulted IN as
containing that no receipt was Issued
ON May ON Of this year, 10 Joseph II.
| Flanagan or any other person, ~ inui-
Gated In the above letter to the Nuws.
/ IL II possible thAt the receipt was not
n tax receipt nj all, but a paper certify.
| ing TO the payment Of money for an ni-
together different purpose.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-27
WHO WILL BE QUEEN?
The Contest In This Direction Becoming
Decidedly Interesting,

In Carnival matters jusl now the
greatest interest Ia ceutersd In the con-
test for Carnival Queen, the unex.
pscled heavy poll yesterday for Miss
Mary Cannon causing CONSERVATION to
permealo the ranks Of the workers for
the other iAvori,es. over 1000 vote,
were cast Tor her, placing her second
Ia the lisi and only voleB behind Mlis
Vilale Pearl. To-day the friends u the
latter will be heard from. Mrs. II. J.
Newman ana Miss Fannie Sharkie
have also developed great strength
during the past foTiy,elght hours anu
tue contest from now bids fair 10 be q
most exciting ons,
Tie vote last night stood:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-27
OGDEN.
ooDES, UrAIt MAY ~, 1870,
The Ninth Man Killed.

Yesterday during the noon hour n
man who had lust started 10 work for
the Power oumpany In Ogden canyon
was struck ON the head byA large rock
from blast which caused hi, death In
a few moments. Toe man wae un.
known. He was inside a tent aud
had started TO leave when the rock
crushed through the canvass and
struck his head. The name OF John
Mullens was found on the Loaf OF a
pass book which was In hia pocket, and
on the inside Of his right forearm
we're tRtooei the initials J. w. Nine
men have already lost their lives nj
the Power Dam works.
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rMAnINa or ,cnANaE
nusine,s SIN Dgii with tho nulls aud
Hears.

Businc,s SIN Duu with tho nulis aud
Hears.
Dizziness stlll exists on the stock OK.
change. Today was as II has been
during this woes-tho stocks failed 10
bring out any material degree OF inter
ct, and, 10 use a hacknOyod expression,
aaius we're almost ~ scarce a. hens
teeth. Homestakc, q property located
tn the riniio district, gave what lie
there was 10 tho day. proceedings In
two sales aggrrgAting 1000 shares, the
stock bringing a nsute " b cents per
share. Tue listed stocks gave To the
trading transfer Of 100 shares Of Ca
lena at S2.lO. Mammoth siill main
taius IT, slumpy position, while Metcuf
showed slight revival la the bidding,
hot holders Of u made demand ui
$40 for the stock. The femtininE
stocks VI both classes stand practically
unchanged.
The closing Gsuroa were as follows;
LISTED STOCKS.
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nrronArIoN nAN rN,ln.ln,..

VIA tnion Pacific.
10 Ogden AMI rsturn Ouly tl5
TrainB leave NJ and $ u. IN. aud iaua
7 y. m.
To Logan md return only fL1}
Train leaves al 3 o.. IN.
To Msfcur and return only $3.50.
Train leaves ~ 1909.
All tickets z 3od returning until SUI.
day, May SlsL
SPEND DE,OEAatUN DAY IN.OgDTN
Oniy ~ 30 Tor Houad trip via Talon
Rae DC
For Bicycle races nul Gun Club
meet, ORdeS, Decoration Day. Union
Pac tic will cell round trip icttts at
tl.60; Tickets gouh returning May als'.
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i0l for the apprehension and delivery 10
IN officer ornuthorizod ageuto OF This state
vi one Reverend Francis lletmaus, who
charged with tho murder on Miss
Henrietta CiAusson, no Salt Lake CITY,
Utah about September l-lI.
In testimony whereof, ] htvo hcrouu'o
rot my hand and caused the great scai "
.hc state 10 boaniNod. Done at salt Lake
city, Utah, this 18th day OF May, a. ID.
tslj.
I4rAt1 uruuu NJ WELLS.
By The Governor.
JAMES H. HAMMOND.
Secretary OF state.
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ASPEN, Colo, May g7.-Diligoni
issrch has failed 10 untarth the letter
claimed 10 have been received hero
February last by Anna Nyelfom oil
this city, from Annie Samnelsoni orc
M the supposed victims ~ rev.
Francis Hefmans. Niles Nysifom
states positively that the letter was adj
dressed In the handwriting u the
minister and that the contents OF the
iatter were In the handwriting Of Mise
5smuOls0n, She cannot give tho dhle
oil the letter or pcs,matk on the on.
velope and IL inclined 90 believe TOE
lo'ler wns not mailed iof several wechs
aftet wilton by her friend. She now
claims the letter has been destroyed.
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AMEMICAN I0nK N0TEy.

what Saturday, Issue Of thn world
says OF tho mines theTo.
a. -. Beeman Of the wild Dntoh
msn mine has returned today from a
business trip 10 Salt Lake, where no
has been looking after some new ma
chinory for the mines.
The management Of the wild
Dutchmau property has received
twenty-five lettors OF inquiry during
the pAst few dayf, all concerning the
prospects for American Fork csny on.
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Ny cuoIoE FOR QUEEN,

THIS coupon entities holder 10 ono vote
for queen of tho Midsummer Carnival,
salt Lake City, July md, jnd and It'll,
isnG.
All counties In the sta.o will DO invited
20 Join In the Carnival Pageant and to
choose Queens " their several counties
to represent their delegations. who will
be received by tho Carnival Queen at tho
Throne M guests Of Honor.
4. We,
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WEATHER AND TEMPERATURE.

The weather i5Ieels. toT tomorrow
~ officially put forth by O1iorvor
Smith today,lis fair and temperature
stationary. Toiay'- trmpoTsfuro is
shown IN the fac sim.le thOrm5molCr
gwen below.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-27

A. d.. ION Day draws near. the
intcTss' 20 Great Bicycle Road
Rae - greater. The boys are
rat cry bard and anyone wishing
~ ~ yne OF the best races ever rode
sh0uh 20. Take the observation train
which leaves the Hot SPRING Dsrot at
10 a. IN. Fare Round Trip, 90 cOnls.
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Joseph people h In the field In A mcfi.
can Fork canyon. Thsv have puf.
chased the silver Bell property AMI
soon the urill and pick Will b. used
with much vehemeuce.
30 much boom IL heiug experienced
In the mining line 10 American Fotk
that the people up that way have con.
cludei they want a msil route and n
Petition IL soon 10 be circulated atking
for one.
II II stated that many yeats ago
eN.Mayor Baskin OF Sbli Lake ami
other gentlemen with him prlspected
very much In the oohfe bods IN a
gulch leading out Of American Fora
canyon, They did not succeed In fini.
ing any ore that was valuable enough
10 Justify any activity 10 that
locality, the best orc only
assaying 81 per ton In gold.
There was no way Of handling ores Of
TINT value At proni, and 20
work was suspended and the
locations abandoned. Last spring
this gtounI was relocated by the
North Cancellation Mining company,
oi which H.. B. Jones IA Que Of tbs
promoter, and on Monday force Of
men will DC put 10 work on tho prop.
cry. A tunnel will be- driven into II
and tho company expresses the belief
that In n short Time ~ property will be
added 10 the llst VI producers Ia Amer.
can Fork canyon. Recent asssJs ob.
tslnod by the management showed tue
presence Of gold to the value Of IS and
50 ia the Ochri.liko lmAterlal, while
alter concentrating q valuation Of sli
In gold was obtained. In another voin
In which nlllng II spotted quartz, that
" oNidized In spots assays show a
valuation Of $3.50 In gold. The prop.
cry adjoins tue Live Yankee, al which
property the ore carries a. much On
$40 IN gold, together with some silver
and lead. Souator Jones IL Of the
opinion that with development the
same quality OF ore will DO found IN
tho Nora, anu 10 that end work 10 10
be actively prosecuted.
i. J. Brinton from ~. Joseph, No.,
and head man OF tue Live Yankee
mine, is expected ~ arrive here today,
He has about decided TO locstc his Law
office here A. no will be neat the mines,
betidcs he likes the town aud the peo'
pie.
The Park City parties who were on
doavofing TO get lease on tho Miller
mine did not succsed. 10 has been
turned over 10 WING q Chadwick, how.
ever, aud they will work the property
this summer for hll II 10 worth.
Particulars Of a strike Of unusual
magnitude, with the orc running high
In silver and LEAD, together with smsll
amount OF gold, were brought Ia from
American Fork canyon last night by
A, ID. Bceman, msuArer ~ the Wild
Dutohman. The SNOW having dlsar-
peared from some portions Of the group,
Manager Betman who with hig com
pnuy has lease on tho group, c0u.
cluded togo prospecting In now ground,
Accordingly hole vaa started aud
few feet below tue grass roots a small
seam Of ore made iia appearances. THIS
was followed W anu when he LEFT.
the ground yesterday several tons Of
ore were upon tho surface Identical
with that Ia tue main workiugs Of the
wild Duiohman, that yields tlG0 Yer
ton. Some OF this ore was brought IN
by Manager Benman whose company
IL composed OF ~. Joe people sud NJ.
says will be- had before no depatti for
the canyon again.
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COM NJ Il II CIAL.
SALT LAKE CLEARING HOUSE

SALT LAKE CLEANING HOUSE,.
Today's clearing house exchanges
amounted 10 s23J533. Same day last
year, t22a,0ll.
TODAY's QUOTATIONS.
New York.-Sllvsr, IS lead, $500.
L0ndon.-Silver, ~! !.
ORE AND BULLION.
Wells, Fargo a 90. received today
Penn. bullion, $3.50.
w. 3. Mccormick & Go. received 10.
day: Hauauet bullion 81 500; silver
AMI lead ores, SO, $3.50. Total, f0,05O.
r. II. Jones 4 Go. received yestor.
day. Ofos, $4,000; bullion, $500.
Total, $40, 200 rodaJ: Ores, 1880;
bullion, $500. Total, $4,000.
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ONLY $3.50, DECORATION DAY
20 ogden and Return via Union
Pacific.
silver, Lead.
silver csb lead, i3.ol,

On account OF Bicycle races and Gun
Club meet the Union Pacific will soil
round trip tlokelb 10 Ogden, Decoration
Day at 81 so, GOOD returning May 3lst.
rTains leave at 200, $500 a.m,; 400 and
1900 pm, -Four trains returning.
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rnANsEERs on .ron.s.

Ons hundred shares OF Galena at
S2lO; 1000 Homeitake at cents.
Total shares sold, 400.
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A hve-ioot body Of ore, carrying from
30 10 80 nVr cont manganese, per cent
ron, 27,b per cent aluminium and from
81 10 81 IN gold 10 the ton, Il reported
10 have brou discovered IN tho King
lode, onu Of the Star Gold Mining COM
psny'l possessions In the ToOule dis.
tFict
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BrATE ur NEw YuHK, I.
County Of Rev York.


Isaac 4, Lloyd, second Wee President Oh
The Mutual Lifn Insurance Company NJ ~
York, being duly sworn, dcpOses ana aala luA'
he ~ tho above described oflcor OF HNu coy.
pany, and that the foregoing abatement oi u'
general condition OF said company on allI
thirty'nr-I day uf December, 1870, u coIlpt
according To tho best Of MS int0fmaHV1'
knowledge and belief, rohpocuyely'
l3AAC h. lLOl y,
second Vice President.
Subscribed and sworn To before mo ms 'a'a
day ~ May A, D., 1893, ..,,..,,
isEALi ALFRED MACkAh 80,
Commissioner for the STATE Of ulah ~ NV'
York
ETArT on UTAH a
once Of secretary OF state.
I. james \ Hammond, Secretary o. 0la9
Of tho state OF Utah, do hereby rerull ,r
tho above and foregoing IN fun, fue hnu
rect copy OF The annual statement OF VIC hvm,
raj condition " the above nAintu lhsuti ~ ~
company, nlod an my once on me 1yAu v9ibIs
May, 1872, boz pursuance OF tho laws " ''''
state relating 10 Insurance companlr1' , ,,y
10 witness whereof, I have hercunm ~ sssI
hand and aniAed tlo iF'at IN
, OF tho state ~ utah, ~ ,,1'
lslA'l lake Ciy, TN. sV1h day Oh "'''
j. Il HAMMOND.
secretary " s1a's
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The amount Of Ne cap \,
itAl stock iH.,..s... g.t'nr
The amount Of Ne cap. 500
ital stock paid up Do "'"N'
Tho amount Of ~ assets la...... issl, ~ %
1hc amount Of itH liabilities
tincluding oanitaD ia.,,.s..... gA3N,la'
The amount ~ IT, net surplus ,
over all liabilities is,.....,... $3.50. '' 70
The name OF IT, agent or Atturs
nOy residing IN this ttatc,
upon whom service Of pro.
Gees In auy civil action
against SAD company may
be made IL William NJ DOllH
Yor.
i'V were STS''p'' uu'''s 'no ,'li assUu5 81
iHS wear sfP SsSs uuman VIC asaIs5 q
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Cut this ont and send 10 executive
room o., Atlas Block, city.