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The Valentine Democrat. [volume] (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 1896-1898, 1896-04-16

Spratts-"Miss Elder is much older
than I thought" Hunker-"Impossi.
bler' Spratts- We'll, l asked her if
she had read Esop's Fables, and she
said she read them when they first
came out."-Home Journal.
The Valentine Democrat. [volume] (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 1896-1898, 1896-04-16
Old Man Was Eligible.

James Payn, the London writer, tells
a seasonable story. He says a young
man was paying his attentions to a
The Valentine Democrat. [volume] (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 1896-1898, 1896-04-16

1t is beginning to look as If the fly
ing squadron had simply "few the
coOn"
The Valentine Democrat. [volume] (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 1896-1898, 1896-04-16

Should man think more, or less, OF
a man who gives him poor cigar?
The Valentine Democrat. [volume] (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 1896-1898, 1896-04-16
What She Said.

"Liz," said Miss Kiljordan's youngest
brother, "do you say woods is OF
woods are?"
"'Woods are,' of course" she an
swered. "Why?"
''Cause Mr.. Woods are down il the
parlor waitin' to see you. u."-Exchange
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-12-18
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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1896-01-02

Representative Grout of Yer
mont has introduced bill that
ought to become a law, inasfnuch
as it probably represents the views
of nine-tenths of those who live
in places where there are fourth
class postmasters. The bill pro-
vidds that all fourth-class post
masters shall be elected by those
who receive mail at their post
Offices, and directs that the post
master general shall appoint only
those who are so elected. Those
who have lived in places where
men Objectionable to almost all
their neighbors have been ap-
pointed postmaster can fully ap-
preciate this idea.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1896-01-02

The Michigan Central railroad
company have decided to bridge
the Detroit river at Detroit. The
main channel span of the bridge
will be 14O feet above the water
and will be 1,1oo feet long. The
length of the bridge will be near
1y two miles and the estimated
cost is S4,0o0,OO0.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1896-01-02
Things have come to a prett,

Things have come to pretty
pass when state officer cannot
visit in the cities containing state
institutions without som on e
starting the story that the said
state officers are trying to make
combinations with certain politi-
clans for promotioni in Office. The
politicians will not be in it this
year---the people propose to do the
driving.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1896-01-02

Congressman Gamble has fav-
ored the Herald with copy of a
bill which he has introduced, pro-
viding for the time and place OF
holding U. S. courts in this state.
The bill divides the state into five
districts, and designates Yank-
ton, Sioux Falls, Aberdeen, Pierre
and Deadwood as the points at
which terms of court shall be held
and provides for two terms each
year at said cities. Suits are to
be brought III the division in
which defendant resides.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1896-01-02

The financial measure agreed
upon by the Ways and Means
Committee of the house confers
upon the secretary of the treasury.
in addition to the powers given
him by the Resumption act, au-
thority to issue, sell and dispose
of from time to time, at his dis
cretion. at not less than par, coin
coupon or registered bonds of the
UNITED States to an amount suffi-
cient for the object stated in the
bill, bearing not to exceed 3 per
centum interest per annum, pay
able semi-annually, and redeem.
able at the pleasure of the United
States in coin, after five years
from date, but within a period Of
fifteen years, with like qualities.
privileges and exemptions to those
provided in the Resumption act
The secretary of the treasury is
required to use the proceeds there
of for the redemption Of t he
United States, legal-tender notes
and for no other purpose, ane
whenever he shall offer any of The
bonds authorized for sale by thu
bill, or by the Resumption act 0
1875, he is required to advertis'
the same and authorize subscrlp
tions therefor, to be made at th'
treasury department., and at tn
sub-treasuries and designated de
positories of the United States
Bradstreet's.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1896-01-02
related to the Spanish American

related to the Spanish American
countries.
The point concerning coloniza-
ton is no longer of any import
ance. The remainder of Monroe's
enunciation of the famed "doc-
trine" presents the following
points:
First---That our policy is one eof
non-interference with European
policies; and, implicitly, they
must keep out of American af-
fairs.
Second---That any effort on the
part Of any European monarchy
to extend monarchical form of
government to any portion of the
western continent is deemed dan
gerous to "the peace and safety"
of the United States.
Third---That, in addition, we
deem it an unfriendly act toward
the United States for any Euro
pean power to oppress any Amerl-
can country, to dictate to it un-
justly, or to attempt to controlits
destiny by lorce or threat, which
will call for intervention on our
port.
The Monroe doctrine has meyer
been formally endorsed by con-
gress, but nevertheless it has been
for seventy years an unwritten
law of our foreign policy. It is
the safeguard of the weak repub-
lies to the south of us from ag-
gression on the part of European
nations. No attempt has ever
been made by force to commit any
act in it's contravention, save that
Of Napoleon III. to set up Maxi
milan as Emperor of Mexico.
That would not have been tried
had we not been in the throes Of
a mighty civil war. The first in
dication of returning loyalty on
the part of the defeated Confed-
crates was the desire of some of
their leaders to march to Mexico
and overthrow Maximilian by
force of arms. Napoleon was con-
strained by the remonstrances OF
the United States, to Withdraw
the French troops, and the over
throw and execution of Maxinili-
an soon followed.
This government endeavored 10
have the question of the proper
location of the Venezuelan bound
ary ascertained by arbitration. II
| is matter which could easily be
done, for it depends entirely on
historical evidence. Great Britain
has refused to submit her claims
to such decision. If she attempts
by force to occupy the territory II
dispute, it will be a plain case Of
oppression"
1t is not understood by any one
that the United States shall.
espouse the cause of any of he1
sister republics unless the latter
lis in the right. Hence the
proposition of President Cleve,
land to appoint commission te
investigate the facts. If Vene
zuela is right in her contention
then the United States will
espouse her cause.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1896-01-02

The father Of Harry Hayward
pronouuces the alleged confession
of his wayward son pack of
lies, and says that Harry informed
him that there was no truth in
the statement, but that he wanted
to create a sensation.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1896-01-02

It is rumored that Secretary
Thorson is in the field as guber-
Material candidate, and that the
purchase of the Yankton Gazette
was one Of the first moves in the
game. Like several others named,
Thorson would undoubtedly make
very acceptable executive.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1896-01-02

Latest Washington reports are
to the effect that a contract has
been signed with the syndicate,
and that 5000, 100000 in bonds
will be issued.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1896-01-02

The South Dakota Dairymen's
association will hold its annual
meeting at Huron January 21, u
and %, and a very interesting
meeting is anticipated.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1896-01-02

Peavey & Stephe S, Sioux
City's large furniture firm, have
been obliged to succumb to hard
times and slow collections. Lii
abilities $35, 900; assets $50,0OO.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1896-01-02
A late census shows Mexico to
have over 100000 inhabitants.

Kyle voted with the democrats,
against the republican control
and reorganization of the United
States senate.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1896-01-02

1t is said the republican state
convention to elect delegates to
the national convention will be
held May 1S.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1896-01-02

Over twenty people we're killed
in crush to escape from the
Front Street theatre in Baltimore,
last Friday night, the stampede
being caused by a false alarm OF
fire.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1896-01-02

There are 100000 bushels of
peanuts raised in the United
States annually for which the con-
su1ners pay $4,000,
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1896-01-02
DuSTLESS OIL
FOR FLOORS

In School Houses, Halls and Store
Positively kills the dust.
Used and endorsed bv the Minneapolis
school board and leading merchants of
the city. Guaranteed to give satisfac-
tion. For prices call on or address
MASTERS & HILLERY,
Agents, Hurley, S. D
Call at Herald Office and see results.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-03
nn1lcr nf rRus1rr,s sAlf.

NIruFuEAs ON 1HE FinsT DAY o.
w october. IaI Arthur T. lorl ana Auro
iori. his vito made. tNudu ~ and ceNvtred
10 %. ~. D. Dr miu ihcir rd.'ain lone hna con.
d.tIoHou iHr tUU raYu.ut NJ $500 Hg1 liol0st
riirE tI t0n Interest coupon unic' thereto
yTe,gs' iIe ssfi r,riica ON tho same dato
executed aud delivered fu Frank hnu1 ds
tu#trr fofsa|d DUuln o. Tu.i Itti cnnNclIuF
Co h.min trust She following described teil
estate situated DO salt Lake county, ltah :.
wit. Tuts fstoutceu IltI eighteen llsl and
nineteen NUI DO Block turte 90 iu tcrhlh.
iifst AlsiuOn 60 sait Lie t.tf aud any and
hli victor rights bolonE'aE 90 of "'s "a saii
PREMISE snd any phrt mgr,oi, which sali
ifuat decd was duIy recorded iu th0 once OF
Que county recorder % htt laag county, q ah'
nn tac zen day Of Notcmgcf' w, p 49, Y;
m in hook "IE" OF mortgages, pages i'.' .nd
Whereas said trust decd PROVIDED that
rhuuIu default De made lu thc pay ntrl OF fald
nUui or either OF the interest 'nnl o u, 90.
c0rdiug 20 ihl tenor and gilc.l more W q
puroutf aI days after their mntunlF' tuat .!
should DO lawful Tor taId trustee To- sei AMI
dIspu.u ~ aaid property. any aiI ihc t.nI
md. Arthur 4. tsfi and Alice ron hs wife, at
public nuruou 90 the front Iu.r 90 hg county
court house ut tnlt htn CIV oAt laAy
county, utah, for rash, Hy fiNnf uai.
uurU BOO each week fur Hour fur" .sfiNg WoDhs,
iu aucvsp.por 90 that umo Published va san
n hlrras tBsrg ias iaon dcibuii made in
thruaYmUnt Cor moro than dnfH after thclr
maturity of tho following iutctc. COUPONS due
Ami Ist lHlt october lsl 1922 April lab
Is.r. October Co. isl. NprI lHt HHt tnl
Whereas, lg rnHfuu ui fHll default. 900 lcFhl
Dol .ra and owner OF saId BOND uul degd Of
uuHt. W. D. UUmtr. haa declare inc whole
of H.Id lndyUIt duuss due Huu payable anu mas
rcuHc God thu undcrHguCl Uu.icc o. execute
tnurowcr Boo said iruft deed now, thereiore' y,
tIg uniorHI sue . trustee. Ht thr feIutll o. lto
legal Boo dor - said note, ny NItun % tlo
power and authority boz zoe vested lIu ln hn
CurdhuCr with the provisions uf aald trust dceh
VIII. on TurfIly tlO lstH tuF ol August " 's
10 a. u'Cilrt noon Of saii date. % One folll
front door 90 coo county conn uouso % at
Lake County, uu south atntn rirret H1Ii LhAo
civ. ItIu, sUll thc above De rIlurd ufeWiHgs
40 pHhIiC auction 90 the hisncst and lc't u'd.
dor Cor taru, together with OF fauli tNof
bcnUnt and equity OF redemption % ihc Hlil
Arthur q lOFl ana Alice iUfl, thc.r ucra ana
ais.rns. Tor ihc purpose ui paying tne amount.
due ou aHII Indebtedness win ilr cusN aul
expenses of executing this tru.i. and iho ftil
tfuttor wll maze, execute, Acknowledge nnl
deliver 90 Che purchaser or uufthlHura Of fhlu
premises, GOOD Hut sufficient decd or deeds OF
conveyance therefor
Dated July %, isH., salt Lake wy, ltah
ikANk kNON, Trustee,
srrrurss a swtu Attorney for Trustee
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NOTICE.

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ city Council Ot ssit LAKE CITY, state nf
Utah. Of The Intention uf such Council To make
The toll owing assembled Improvement, toswfti
Extending ana laying sewer lateral ouF mo
following named street iu tho center OF q"
street ifom South Temple street 10 point
midway between First an1 second HtrUuis. Iu
reWCr District NO ! ui Hlid city nnu uuiray
tue costs thNrulfs N"NmniCd DC 20 SCENTS per
linear or front foot or siN hundred and nfiy.
CiFtt co. AQ0l dollars, by o. local uEtefsmCBt
upon tho tote or ulUcss Of ground within tho
following described district, being The district
90 Do alcctel or benefited by sud improve
muut namely.
1Hc north Zoo feet Of Lot 2 and All OF Lot d
Block tho north go feet " lot . aud ali of
lot 3, block 3, alluf lot !, nl0cE 20, and all
~ OF O, Block % ull Of SAID lots aud pirrga
Of Hround being Ia nat "D,' ralt Lake Uiiy
survey
an protests AMI objections 10 tho ca,ryiur
out OF such intention 20 make sid Improve
mcut muFt be- prCsrutod Ia writing 20 tie tiiy
Recorder GA 90 before tho tWouty.nfh dFy u
AuEuft, ltlN. being the tine cot By Hai1 Cuun.
ril when u viii hear and consider such olIor.
tons hs may b. made thereto.
by order Of tho CITY Council uf Salt fake
Ciiy. state Of Utah, made the glat day Of jay.
lsso,
DAVID f. EMuY.
CITY Recorder
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NOTICE,

NOTICE - HEHEnY GIVEN ny THE
~ city Council Of salt Lake city. state u
Utah, OF tho intention Of such Council to
male tho following described Involvement,
tosWiti
Constructing cement sidewalk. siN to0t
wide aud four inches ihick, on the west side u
second East street between routh Temple
httoat ana first routh Street In Sidewalk d..
uict No. u ct said cityi and dcfray the cost
aud expense thereof, estimated At gsp10Q or ono
ana Twenty one liuudredths fil e1l Dollars
per mont OF linear foot, by n local assessment
upon the lots or piecUH OF ground within The
following described didirlct, being tho district
% DO Affected or bencduod by said Improve
mont, namely
Lots ! and 5, block q, Fiat ~" salt Lake
CITY survey,
Al protests and objections 10 the carrying
out OF such Intention must hu presented 90
tie Nly Recorder In writing on or before thu
Ath dhy of August, lslb, bong tho time oct ~
sAid council who1 % will hear and consider
such objections a. may De- made thereto,
bY order OF tho City Council OF salt Lake
city, state OF Utah, made July 2lst, lse
DAVID \, EMERY,
CITY Recorder.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ny the
~ CITY Council Of cait lake city, state u
t'ah, u the Intention Of such Council 10
make the following described improvement,
louttructinE q sewer lateral on tho south
SIDE ui fifth south street trutn Ehst Temple o.
West Temple streets IA Fewer District y o,l 90
fald cry AMI dpiraY the cost thereof, catimAt
ga at No nor front or linear foot or eleven
hundred md tfY-uS Nl, lih 0ul dollars, bY o.
local tshtaHmuut upon Tie lots or plrcOa ~
gruund within the following described district
hulug the district t0 o. Hucrtrd or bununttud
by SAID improvement uUuulFs
An ot lots o aud @, block I, plat a, ta't
laEo city survey.
All protests aud objections tn tho carving
out oil such intention tu mako Hail Improve.
mrnt must be presented On writing 90 the titr
Recorder on or before tng -ifh day ~ August,
lNf, being NO Tins HCt by nAId tuunrlI when
~ Will near aud consider such objections us
may be- made thrrutn.
~ order Of the CITY Council 0f salt tHto
city, state OF UtAh, made the .isl Gay Of July.
lsil, DAVID n EMERY,
CITY Recorder.
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NOTICE 10 uEREuY GIVEN ny THE
~ Oliy Council 81 SAT- Lake CITY state ID
q TAB, % the iutUutln OF such touucll 90 MAKE
ihu tpIluwiuE described improvement. t0swIt.
Extending anu laying sewer HIuuF thr follow.
iuF nnWcG street con ihu north side Of Second
South street from lts intersection with rtp1ut
tast street t1 iItth Laat stftut, and dtfraY tho
coos ihefcui, estimated No 81 30 per linear 0f
'front.' foot ~ two thousand I've hundred and
seventy four dollars, ly "a local uHsrasmont
upon tho hloots, lots, parts Of lots and pieces
u ground within sewer District SO !, being
the rruptrN. lutH. paris OF luta and pierrt N
Eruund wiihlu HHld district 60 hu affected ur
benefited hy said improvement namely. Iua
J, =. and 4 block D, plat "lp and loia D and
2, hlocs iu. plat "n "aud lots d .. and 4
BLOCK %, Piazza SAT- lake CITY survey
~ protects hud objections 10 She earring
out of such intention TO make SAIL impruyrs
mgnt must De presented in Whiting % ihu city
hcgurirrun Or before the 2lat DAY Of JHIy
a. q, bong the time HUt hV said tUuUtu
when 10 Will hear unf consider such oUioe.
tons DE- may De- made thereto
~ order % 700 tity Council Of SAT- Lake
CIV, S,a.c OF Utah, made The ana day "
June, 1884
DAVID .. EMEilY,
CITY Recorder
Sewer Intention No. ~
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Tree riiis

Send your address 10 IA. T.. Rucklon
h Co., Chicug0, aud grt a free sample
box Of Dr.. King'a Now Life Pulls. a
tTiai viii convince you OF their merits.
These pills are easy In action aud arc
particularly effective IA the cure Of
Constipation huu SiCk Headache. For
Malaria ana Liver troubles they have
been proved invaluAblu. They sTs
guaranteed 10 be perfectly free from
every dtleturioua substance and 10 DO
purely vegetable. They 10 not wsARsn
by their action, but by giving tous 10
riomsoh and bowels greatly inyigoplo
the system. Regular riEe 25c per box.
Bold by z. q. ~. I. Drug Department.
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TRusTfts sALr.


NVHEREAs. CYRUS TWirCuELL AND
" Matilda J twiichCII. hn WIFE, and clint
]. Moon, hl unmarried man, 900 by thCir Ger
tain drgduf trust. dated ihH isih DAY OF jnlY,
isll and recorded ON thr lst day ~ AuEuaL
lr'l. h0uE . u OF MORTGAGES rHEca go 60
tiuturIuHlNo. % the rrrUflH lu Che onlrU OF
iho torutou luuw ~tlt1i ot utah. convoy 10
NNIiHW a. Dale, as trustee, the following
gc.lfuol real raintu, situate slu tho saii sat
Lake county, liah, 90 wit.
Commencing alta uo,nt % feet west OF tho
uofthulti corner of lOt nlo 3d.. block thirty
OF, plat 'u SAT- laau cay survey thence
running south IHf froI! thence wet 10 feet ,
thrur north lH feet, thence east % feet 10
pace oi UruuuiuEi
winch said conveyance wss made In trust 10
secure 90 ho order OF ihu Lombard Invest.
Wcut company the payment uf thn hliu Cyrus
luItrhull and MauldaJ. IWiIrhtlI AMI clint D..
Moons one ggItaia ufomiaagy note ut even
daio win tal1 iccd of trust f1r mo principal
fum nt fourteen hundred Oi.nl d1lIAra, due
add payable Auguat ., IsI3. with Interest there.
uu from Che date thereof no tHu rate uf ok lHI
Yer cent W. Hnhum, payable FumlshuuuAllY,
rate of twelve tig percent per annum, rays
able sent annually uuu
Whereas Dc 10 provided in fald decd " trust
that 900 ulsc ul default BOZ thn payment % said
promisiury note, or tLu interest thereon. or IN
case Uf re- HrCHyh lu any % tho covenants %
SAID deed oI truat, thO trustee shall uuuu ihu
application ~ Tho lussl holder Of fHit note,
HsUt title, benefit hnd equity " redemption
90 Iur faIu Cyrus ana NuNI1u ]. IWItrhrIl aud
cunt Moon. their lUIrH uuu Hfs'FuH therein,
90 pun'ic auruuut ut 500 place. Boo thu mHuufr
ana Tor inc purposes ID Haid deed of trI 3
stated, afigr lut fYInE iH.rty GOD iHys notice,
~ particularly provided for In tald deed uI
trust reference 60 WuiHu BE- hereby made for
greater certainty aud
Whereas. DEF ult haH huuu made boz thc pay
mrut of SAID principal rQtu Ut hi,t.O, aud m the
payment NJ ON Insurance premium amuuniins
90 flts which HaId amount has been advanced
bY thu legal holder NJ tlU flid motto. Hut tho
HAId principal note aud Insurance premium arc
ailll pass due aud unpaid
Sow, therefore. notice .H hereby given TINT
], the uudUrHIsuUd, Or airo a. Aforesaid. az tho
rrluHHuIf Che legal holder OF Hai1 note, aud
under and by virtue % thu puWrr ana author.
~ in mu vested uy ih0 snIl decd Of trust, wall,
ON .HturdHy, tho -yIn. day ~ August 1875, Ht
tho hour uf ten O'Clock in the forenoon OF HHtd
DAY sul ue above described properly, ami au
the rI.ht uuu, lurelt and equity OF rudcmrs
ton 90 thu said Cyrus AMI Matilda J, TwitrhcIl
ami Clint D Noon. thrir heirs and assigns
therein, at public auction, for mo highest nud
hOHt price tnr same VIII bring ln cash, 90 trU
front door ui Che County Csnft House, 90 ralt
Lake CITY, ln Tho county OF Hut Lake. state uf
Otah, Tor The purpose % phyinF Haid motto aud
Insurance. and lll costs and expenses % ca.
coutug THIS trust
WILLIAM u. DALE.
Trustees
I|rat publication July a4 1tIE
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NOTICE


OF sale OF Real EstAio At Private Sale.
ITNbEB AUTHORITY or An ORDER ~
~ sale, granted by the Third Judicial ua
uct C0urt OF tie County ut SAT- Lake, ttAlt
Of Utah, dated MaY -, 1871, will coll 81
private fAlO tho following described real estate,
lu tho county OF auit Lake, state OF Yah
Commencing NJ tho northwest corner Of I
90 rods thence east ton u1l rods, theme
north soyun 10 rods, thence west ten tlU) ROT,
10 Tho place ~ beginning,
The sale Will be- made Oh or after July e5th,
'pG aud BIDS viii be received BY the undersigned
In care Of John l.. Nehckcr, fostOnicO buud'
ing, SAT- ! axe CITY, state OF Utah.
Terms Of tnl0 CASH ten per cent payable a.
tho time Of sale, and balance upon cOnhrma
uon by auld court
WILLIAM l.. n. ALLEN JN,
Administrator OF the Lalato OF William l. NJ
Allen, deceased
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NOTICE or ASSESSMENT.


Golden star Mining and Nil. Company q
corporation, location Ut principal place ~
UuHIuCHH. Joseph. ttaU. NHuru Ullag room
hu. ls AUuH block. MrHt second south
street. aHit Lake CIV, tuh. Location of
works nnd mining property, boz Gold Noun.
tam aiming diHiucI, lluIu County Utah,
NOTICE o. HEREBY DtVIN THAT At 4
~ mCcung 10 tho board OF directors held on
June INiHs lFii. Hu uHHrHHWrui of one cent rur
HnHrc was levied ON thU capital UorA OF tuo
CORPORATION, payable on Ur lcigfn the llin
day OF August leo, 10 timothy Irlu, ptcai-
dent % tiu company nt De Office,
room so. 81. huas u.uca, West Second south
street, fuIt i1to CITY, Utah. Any st0ca
upon which Che uaHCHHmcut may remain unpaid
On tho lItn dar ~ AUGUST %. will uu rr Iuqurnt
aud advertised Cor sale Hi public auction and
unless payment be- made before. viii be- sold
uu ihe tth daY ui september, ut 2 3. m. ht no
once Of ttu company, no. Sos Atlas hl0rH.
SAT- lHtr CITY, lt1h, 70 pay thC delinquent
nsfrfamtnt together win tic cost OF advcr'
uHuE and expense ~ faiu.
CHARLES D.. HUDSON,
hCrfctarY OF the Golden star Mining and MIL
lnE Company.
Dato o, nfst publication July u, lsl5.
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