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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-02-11
FREEPORT.
February s. 1896.

February 8. 1896.
Very nice weather at present.
A light snow fell last Wednesday
night.
B. Arneson was i'm DEBORAH last Sat
urday.
w. o. Warn started for Waukon
this day, Saturday.
f. Schofield, of Castalia, attended
the sociable last Thursday evening.
HI. r. Thomas, of DEBORAH, made a
business trip to this place last Satur-
day.
Sam Odson has proven himself to be
the champion checker player of Free
port.
+. Delay, of Coldwater, was a late
visitor at the home of his father, A. w.
Delay.
w. f.. Mckee, of GlenwoOd town.
ship, was visitor at r. Tyler's last
Sunday.
Miss Sarah Miller, of Frankville.
was visitor at &. l.. Beebe's last
Thursday and Friday.
Miss Lucinda Kirkland, of Canoe
township, visited her cousin, Miss Inez
Leach, Sunday of this week.
Mrs. Jones and daughter, of DEBORAH
were the guests of their uncle and aunt,
III. 5. Tucker and wife, over Sunday.
Pat Kelley's team passed through
town last Friday without driver they
having got away from him at Trout
Run.
Stanford Birdsell, of Salem, $. Oak. {
is renewing old acquaintance in this
county, after an absence of sixteen
years.
The Upper Iowa Cornet Band will
give an entertainment in this place
next Saturday evening A good time
Is expected.
About fifty persons attended the
sociable at A. b. Robinson's last Thurs
day evening, and everyone seemed to
enjoy themselves.
Russell Tucker, who for the past
eight months has been stopping with
his parents here, has returned to his
home at Butte City, Mont, on account
of the illness of his daughter.
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A Well-deServed Rest.

Agent Rice of the Burlington received
word from his company last Friday
that he would be granted leave of
absence from his post of duty until
March lst, that he would be given all
the transportation he needed and that
his salary would go on just the same.
This was good of the company, wasn't
it. In consequence of this kind offer
Mr.. Rice leaves on this afternoons
passenger for the south, and will visit
Birmingham, Ala, Ocean Springs,
Miss, and New Orleans and the Mardi
Gras. On the return trip he will come
north through western Mississippi, and
visit Memphis, Tenn. This will be a
nice trip. and one which Mr. Rice will
no doubt enjoy hugely.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-02-11
PLEASANT.
February 8, 1896.

FEBRUARY y, 1896.
viii Arneson is sinking new well
for S. Stoskopf.
Willie Musser is putting up a new
blacksmith shop.
Albert A. Ottenson is cutting a cord
of wood every day.
V. Barth has applied for patent on
his pillow sham holder.
The Big Canoe saw mill is turning
out 5000 feet of lumber per day.
A. c. Christian is skipping over the
township and taking the assessment.
]. c. Tarvestad came up from Deco
rah last week and sold Sam Wise an
organ.
John Stoskopf, of Locust, marketed
thirty shoats seven months old, which
averaged 24O pounds each.
Miss Flo Wise has returned from
Norfolk, Neb., where she had been
visiting with her aunt Mrs. Frank
StortZ.
Hans Peterson, of Trout Springs, is
putting up 40 loads of ice for his own
use during the summer. He is cutting
it on Trout Creek.
Louis Loweyer, of Rochester, Mimi,
has been canvassing Pleasant township
the DaSt week i'm the interest of the
Jewell Nursery Co.
We understand J. j. Gross is going
to build on his farm in DEBORAH town
ship this spring. He is hauling lum-
Der from the Big Canoe saw mill.
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BLUFFTON.
February 7, 1896.

iSpiuoi =, iooo'
Mrs. J. Clark of Kendallville was
visiting relatives here last week.
The Ladies' Aid Society met with
Mrs. Akers last Thursday afternoon.
County Superintendent G. O. Haug-
Ell visited the school here last Thurs
day.
Rev. DIR. Slack of Hesper filled his
regular appointment here last Sunday
evening.
Mr.. c. w. Dawley of Protovin was
calling on friends and neighbors last
Thursday.
An oyster supper will be given in
the school house, Friday evening,
Feb. 18th. All are invited.
A number of friends gave Mrs. Elzea
very pleasant birthday surprise last
Thursday evening. Mrs. Elzea received
some very nice presents.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-02-11

The organ recitals at the Norw. Ev.
Luth. church last Tuesday afternoon
and evening were especially enjoyed by
all present. The organist, Mr.. Louis
Falk, is an extraordinary artist and
captivated his audiences, and the num-
bers furnished by local talent were exc
cuted with precision and excellence
that always characterizes our Scandal
navian friends. Taken all in all, the
concerts were superior in many respects
to any ola like order given here.
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Farm For Sale

Eighty acres of land one and one
half miles west of Mabel. There is a
house, barn, granary and hog house,
in good condition, on the premises;
also good well with steel tower wind
mill. For particulars call on or
address DAVID TABOR,
Hesper, Iowa.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-02-11
RAILWAY.
California Tourist Car-Via B. {. X.
4 \. R'N.

& n. R'y.
Leaves each Monday on Train No. 2
and runs to San Francisco, Los Angeles
and intermediate points in California.
Rate only $3.50 and $500 per double
berth. Call on B., C. d n. agents
or address the undersigned for descrip-
tive pamphlet containing full informa-
ton. exp 3-3l
Mardi Gras Rates.
For the Mardi Gras at New Orleans
and Mobile all agents of the b., c. r.
& n. Ry., will sell round trip tickets
at greatly reduced rates. Tickets on
sale February 10th to 18th, good to re-
turn until March 18th. Double daily
train service, through trains with
Pullman Sleepers for st. Louis and
Chicago via this line. Direct connec-
tons at the new st. Louis union depot
for New Orleans and Mobile. exp PIG
HOmeseekers' Excursions.
via b. G. r. q n. Ry. on January l4th
and 2Sth, February 18th and March
10th, 1896. Round trip tickets will be
sold at rate of ONE FARE plus $500
to points in the following states and
territories: Alabama, Arkansas, In
dian Territory, Oklahoma, Louisiana,
Kentucky, Mississippi, Missouri, Texas
and Tennessee. Tickets are good to
return on any Tuesday or Friday with
in the final limit, which is 80 days
from date of sale. Call on b. G. r. & n.
agents for rates and further informa-
ton or address the undersigned.
exp $40
Call on b., c. r. d n. agents for rates
and further information, or address
J. MORTON,
G. p. & II. A. Cedar Rapids, 10.
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. b. POrtman en-
tertained number of their friends at
cards last Friday evening. A pleasant
time is reported. Mrs. Henry Paine
and Mr.. A. w. Grow being the lucky
ones, the former received handsome
boquet of hyacinths and the latter a
card case, and Mrs. J. II. Baker and
Mr.. B. B. Greene being the unlucky
ones, the former received a doll and
the latter puzzle.
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Students Union Entertainment.

Students Union will give an enter
tainment in the College gymnasium
Saturday evening, Feb. 18th. The
program which is given below speaks
for itself. Admission 10 cents.
PROGRAMME.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-02-11
RRESPON DENCE.
News Furnished us by an Excellent
Corps of Writers From Neighbor.
ing Cities and Towns.
RIDGEWAY.

To insure publication contributions should
| reach us not later than Saturday noon.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-02-11

The party given by the Misses Fran
cisco to thirty-two Of their young lady
friends last Thursday evening was a
most enjoyable one. The tables were
handsomely decorated, and a very de-
iieious supper was served at five o. clock
after which the evening was spent at
whist. Miss Halle Headington win
ming the head prize received china
sugar and creamer and Miss Sadie
Montgomery receiving as the foot
prize a pin tray.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-01
SHERIFF WILKINS FREED.
Years Of Slavery, and How lie
Escaped.
Talks About His Deliverer Daily 10
Gratitude Gains Fifteen Pounds In
Weight Since His Rescue.

rrr.vA. ohio Especial 1--This town 4 great
ivtNrrrIsrd over fNU rHuHfa able rescue ~ Nuciiu
q D. wilkins from one Of Che worst forms OF
slavery known Co man. lic has tuNY iuno.tiru
Tom the results OF Die rNfeficuce' ana talAs
ff.liy aud gratefully " hi. dcliyofer To-day
b. aid. "ihnyo bDnu perfect slave 20 tobacco
flr over twenty-five yrau, smoked hiicgu lgaf1
i day. November 900. last bought my hrt nuA
" NuTo Har from Anderson q Cumcr BOD
little faith. luL 40 my great s1truaof niier uslhi
rru 10 my ulfd box, I wns completely cured
and dld noi have tlo lpfHt desire fur tobacco.
To-day fDci better. sleep hrittr think better,
have Gained uftrCu pounds uud not ~ dhy laases
tHHf i DO not recommend hu.lu lnf ~ tnhnfcl
users whuufH destroying thrlrllv,H aud vitality.
i1yoaHfati0n fUvoals That there ore HoQ people
in this town and surrounding county VINO have
Boon cured hy Nu.ro.inc.
Arddfsuu n Cmmcf wore the fri hCrc % start
pte GOOD work. DE- Mr. Audcuou trmCiit '1tf,
Ky Irirnducai No ToIinc Into this town about
fBfar ro8u AGO. The demand ut The mart Was
yrfy i'rht f0r folks had 400 faith. but We aoll ~
a NV. and 30 our rfout nsionishmcni oyciy one
rsfoftad cure Since then We have sold nun.
drriao OF boxes under p guarantee tn cure oI
refund the money, and strange o. t tnhl seem
~ have newer he'd call t1fuiuni money.
"N0lTo.U1c relieves The nervous lffmuonl
yrofrf tho use 81 tobacco entirely uruecrttarl
and builds up and forlnCg NE gcneml physical
condition. A. " uCfve inylForaiof ono tuu
uiant There y no preparation IN America 70
al thc famous booklet "pont Tobacco spil
and Smoke Your Life AwlY' written gultnu
trD frro samples mailed for no asking. Aldfg.
yhc siofling .cmcdy Co, Chicago OF NC" loiA'
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NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.

lrort his uEuEuY Given THAT IN
N accordance with aud under lhe poNc
and authority granted By mat reflh W.Nt
Deed. made the tst day ~ Aurs l'sl. 70 tIe
undersigned trunrca NF IuHn W. Jphe7 AlA
Margaret Jones BITE wife. 1nl fec1fued Apfl
w. 1881. in UouF 'IA" Uf MufifaEra. on paFc
9. OF Che records of -aIt tatc county ltah.
tho underlined trustees uilI uuer iut sAle. auu
rull 10 tho hirHcft bidder Tor tash ~ ihe aontu
front door OF the joint DIfU aud i1untN huiIl.
inE in HaIt Lake CITY. ttlu tnat ufIn lht
county courl house 1f AT Lake tuunNt Ntiu
on the tfth day ~ MAJ. ED. 40 " orIU'
noon OF said day.al Che rHhl estate htfeiuuiur
described 70 pay and dlar1lff' lue inH'uteN-
mes secured BY said trrHt dcrl. ehl lue
amount u taNra paid un sHIu real ettatc ~ tio
holder ~ said iudubielnoHH aud int tat mere
on, and reasonable attorneys feta, anu com
peraauon 20 fhe trustee. ana thn costs or ihIl
notice, ana expenses ofHalos talI SAFE .tln-
NJ the request of the holder ~ o." lhlNh.eu
ncss, ana because Ut me ful maturity ana
non payment Of the said indruiednctft
sai real cttutc ~ particularly dcsctluoi hl
f0liows
Lot 40 siv tGi, tn UI1rk so. ttl N at
"E, B" salt Lake CITY survey. except STRIP one
rod iu width % the north sne y faii ~
U. y SAIL NlNht
SIMON BAMn htEN,
Trustees.
Dated AprIl e. isn.
fFfrat UfiIftH allan AuHN Do. INHN
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PROPOSALS ron STREET SPAIN
LING.

THE srRiNKLlNG COMMITTEE mr. rr,.
,i',,,i n.y., OF eait leso. wiz receive bidi ~.
nats SOY 200, l7iH, o. foiluwft 4sT.r.t.ilH
@o1,,. ''li"eA Tor one, two ana tIfoe yeal,
bids UiIl Uo for spfIntItss disf.I,t..t
thf.u ou The 1at in tfo ,Ilsl ,t i' . , and
lnt.h.gr' hnn must slao rive prtag Ivy.
W.. per h.1cs Cor surh extra fprinttig ~
AiI buds must Boo accompanied ID. d. ~. ~
cLec. Cog ltg hundred iiHUD doIt9rs N.Y..
W. a1.o 90 >. J. 'iat irrHauror OF -ai 'a.
NV NV, aul ulu.t w. addressed tu b.. 80. Ispr8.
4i'' Auas Bloch. salt Lake Uity. nan. ''''"
APRIL 2sih. isla N"1'iinhn
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Jones. defendant
YOU ARR uEWEnY HEQUmrD To 40
4 pear iu an action brought Hraintf Won i.
iln above named plaint.n Boz mo districf CONF
o., W. Ihfd Judicial District Of tlo tlt,
~ wan, nud 90 unawcr Che comp Alut H.ci
thctcn wthlu ten DAYS teXelusivo OF a. dsg
gi ser'lccl after She service ON you N ma
euMmnna. served within this county, %. BIZ
served out OF tnis county, bus in thIs tiistfir
within twenty uaYHi otherwise wtthin frrfi
dalt-ur judgment hy default Will be- tataa
again.t you according 10 mo prayer oi said
The saId action 10 brought to have igsy,.
mcut against defendant No. sum loo fis. MN
interest % :. per cent per month from Apri
70. 1871, tor tla attorneys fees, and costs III.
cruinE. alleged 90 be due ON a certain prlrIs.
cory note. executed UY defendant o. nIafnuH
april - lHli, Cor tl3., with interest from ua.6
AZ o. ptr cent yer month sans being due AMI
wholly unpaid sud beng secured ty a mona.
do.cnDed, executed by defendant To- plaIntin.
closure 0f SAID mortgage ana sale IL sad
ptumisct, adiudFiuE thut proceeds OF such sac
Dc applied IN payment u amOuuta due ~
above that defendant Boz forever barred and
cut of from any interest tu said premisrs! MAJ
purchaser DO entitled 60 bic writ OF p0ssossIUn
ior said premises and for oihor relief SAID
premises are described na follows. to.witt An
undivided one niih in aud 10 commcncus st
y b. corner " lot q. block M. plat 'it.' said
Lake Oiy survey, running thence W. "a rode.
thence n. -l rods thence b. rs rods, hpHr6
CITY aud County. Utah,
Ardyou arc hereby nounei that Il you f,Il
90 appear aul answer thc aHid compliant NJ
above required, thu Hald plaintiff will 'aunIy &.
the court tor tho relief demanded therein
Wines, THE luNuNAuLI JUuGIs
and tlo coal " the District Court ~
tho ihIfd Judicial District in and f8s
laEAt.i the state % Utah, tins itth day of
ArHl, in the year Of our lord oan
tloutaud eight hundred and ninety,
uN.
e. D.. STANTON, Clcrt
Nv ,. Do. truAgUr, Deputy Clerk
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hrAII uI lrAi,
CITY ana County OF SAT- Lake.
T. David n. Imrry. Recorder Boz and Tor salt
Lake CIV, state Of 4 Tab, DO hereby rrrufY that
ihu above uud FOREGOING be- tuII, true aud core
rect COPY uf u resolution entitled - rpHDlu.
Ton FTununs iprecr square 90 We lihh ana
rHfIut Improvement company, Tor railroad
depot pufpuHra.' passed bY trr CITY Council of
thit Lhku OIiy. state OF Utah, March llth,
1854, and approved by the Mayor pro ten,
March igih, i-lj A. appears Of record iu my
ulcus
In witness whereof have h0rrunto oct my
hand ana anlAed che corporate seal
[kIAt.l OF said CITY, March l2th, lsJb.
DAVID r.. EMERY,
u lBl. t,tY Recorder,
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Tho teacher was asking questions
teachers aro quito apt 10 ask questions.
and they sometimes receive curious an
rwcrs. This question was ns follows;
"Now. pupils, how many months
have g5 dlys'
GAN Of them, teacher " replied tho
boy on tho front scat. Utica Observer.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

OnIoe ~ the hoard ~ Public WORKS. Roam
90 cry Hall -alt Late tity, Apdl 20, lf0.
A,EAtEu PROPOSALS. WILL nE M.
- rciyod al THIS once until O'Clock D.. ~. Dr.,
% saturday, May ~. 1875 Tor the work Of con
aifurtlur a ditch Tor conducting tho SURPLUS
curding 10 plans m tho city engineer Z
once.
ucauuus and forms Tor coHtruct and bond can
DO nhiaiurd upon application NJ the once NJ
trt board, and plans can DO Focn nt tho cts
engineers ONCE on aud after Monday May
~, is9I
ibc hight reserved to reject any and oil
blds
Iy order u the byAsd Of bubble works
4 .. uuHtMu-.
Chairman.
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And In accordance with law and order OF the
board ~ directors made on tho Hth day Of
April, 1895, 90 many shares OF each parcel OF
such stork a. may be- necessary Will be sole AZ
me 0nUe OF thr rompuuy,a t room 80. 90 FRO
rress building rA't LAKE titr, ON the 'th day
uf ApuI, lsab, ~ noon, 90 pay delinquent ~.
ftksmeut thereon, tusUther with the cost OF Ad
yuTusluE aud expenses Of sale.
Wal, CAMPBELL, scCrCtary.
Alta meeting Of tho directors ~ the sheep
BorE Mining aud Milling Company, Dee 4 April
%. lsJl, above sale was postponed until MAyy,
1896, az " noon.
Wa. CAMPBELL. Secretary.
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NOTICE l. HLWEnN GIVEN ~ THE
~ undyuisurd, administrators " tho estate
Of iohn Mellon, curunscd, tn tho creditors %,
AMI all puraonn having claims against the slii
deceased 10 cNhiuit thum with the necessary
Nouchtta vi nm Ten months after the n1t
publication " thia tutirr. 90 the said Lane
Mellon MarRttia ~ No. Oh! Constitution build
ING SAT- lhlg CIV, pa The county OF BAIT Lake.
Dated Aurll % isH.
LIZZIE MELLON MAuuETrs.
AdminillraltIN of tho Estato Of John Mollon,
deceased.
ions m CANyoy. Att,rn,y f,r satd ,rt,te
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sTocKHnlDERs' NETTING.

THE ANNUAL MEETING or TnE
i stockholders Of the Montreal Mining A
smelling 90. Will be- held ~ the O1lrv ~ tho
Company in Rooms ~ aud n, Commercial
Hook. 90 salt Lake CITY, Utah. on Monday the
en- day % May is11, NJ lI O'Clock r. M, Tor
the election uf board 81 lve directors and
officers Tor the ensuing year and Tor the trans
acuon Of such other business AZ may properly
JACoB u. BLAIR
JouN N. HHErEr frcaidenL
Secretary.
Dated this 18Th day Of April, i-l0
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS,
E.I.ls d NlnIam pIaEe. aeoea.aa

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN by TiiE
~ undersigned. executor " the labt
VIII ami lustamunt OF william Uruse, do.
ceased, 90 the creditors or aud an prrsoua
hnung claims aFninat the SAID deceased, 20
eNhlht them WITH the necessary VO thtfhf
within ten months after tho nrHt publication
Of this notice 10 the sad Executor nc tho law
oncu ot Moylc, Igno n Custirau, Rooms Z"
II ueaerUt National Bank nuildiug, salt Lake
City aud County, rtate OF Utah,
dated April 18th, 1870.
SAMUEL HnISTON,
Executor OF the Last wan aud TCutament OF
William uTHHp upUUnHHU.
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NOTICE.

fvHE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
i stockholders Of The Desorot Investment
company Will 90 held Ia tho company ONCE
10 var Lake Nity, on Monday May ith, itli,
At oclOoa y pa, Tor the PURPOSE Of Getting
directors aud 9th onlcers TO serve tor Tho
ensuing year altu for the purpose OF couHil.
orlng .he adyiuAhlltty OF changing the ARTICLES
" Incorporation DO mat the b0aTd OF directors
thAll consist OF uyU 4nstHad Of nine members
az AZ present Gao. ID, PlptlL
secretary,
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CITY snd tuputy OF sans Lake, jA'
], David 3 hmory, recorder in and for Salt
lukC Cay, rtAtc OF utau, do hereby certify
that The above and f0ropougtH "a Gull, true and
correct COPY OF 40 ordinance entitled 'fAu
ordnance tNnE the number OF 1nicora und
men ~ Wulth thr Police Department OF SAT-
Lake Uly shall consist" passed by iha Clty
Council on SAT- Lake cay, state OF Utah,
april list lsH, ana approved by Che Mayor
Arm 43th, 1900, ab appears Of record IN my
OfIUp.
ln witness whereof 1 have horeun to set NV
hand nni umAod Che corporate scat of anid
citY, thla thui 2ilh day OF April, a. D., lsHG
laEALI DAVID 3. EAtEllN,
CITY Recorder
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate Of Eliza OAOy Matthews, deceased.
NOTICE 1s HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
IN undersigned administrator Of tho &C..
late OF Eula OXhv Matthews, decreased, TO mo
against thu hAid dpCuuHeu TO exhibit mum
with The necessary yOuchorhw within ton m0nlha
after tho hrHt publication nf this notice, 70 tll
enid administrator 10 o. Nam street, -plt LaLa
CITY, n rIu County of salt take, Utah.
Dated April l0lh, lsld
NJ 3. wOoLLEY,
Administrator Of tho Estate OF Eliza oHby
Matthew'S. deceased
IsAAU 81, WAppELL, Attorney for oSsAis
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sTooKnoLpER,s MEETING.

a special meeting o. tho stockholders Of
The tcntfAi I tab Land & Irrigation company
Tor tho election Of toard nf i've til trustees
Tor the ensuing year md such other business
o. muy properly come before ~, Will Do hcld 20
room it Clare hotel, talt take ely Utah, on
saturday. Nav and, lsiU. at 90 u'C och n. m.
1his meeting Ia called because tho annual
meeting Tor lHli WASH { hUid a. 10 provided by
tho articles Of Incorporation
a. w. ALuHACu.
Vice PRECEDENT
SAT- Lake sity Utah. Aprll gnd, lsls.
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A man endowed with great rorfcc-
lions. without good breeding. Is like one
who has bis pockets full u gold. but nl
ways wants change for his ordinary oc.
cfsiUus steele.
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Aud ln accordance with tho law and en- order
Of the board Of directors, made ON March 40,
100. 80 muLF shares of each parcel u such
Ftlrka o. may be necessary will DO sold 90 tho
once Of the romuuuy, lli Progress building,
shIt Lake CITY Utah, on the ION day Of May.
lslH. AZ the hour of % m. 90 pay Delinquent
assessment, together with cost1 Z advertising
and expense oil sale
SALT LAKE CirY, UlAh. April 10. 1856
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sTooKHoLpERs, MEETING.

Ohce Of The pbunI Mining Company, Falt
Lake CITY, ltah, Apul n, 1876
Location ~ mines, West Mountain Mining
District, sAlt Lake County Utah,
NO11CE ls HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ tho annual meeting ot the btOckhoders
Of thg ihunA Alnug Company VIII DO held ht
tue Oiice ~ thu cumpanY on 4, second south
street. ait LAED CITY. UtAh, on the i2th day
Of May, 1894. 40 O'Clock pm, Tor the purpose
OF elrcuug officers Tor the ensuing yUar,hmbuo
ing The hy laws and the transaction Of such
other business az may properly come before
said meeting
ANDREW GEBnARpT
President