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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-10-08
Notice.

The Durham Steam Laundry is now
equipped 10 turn out first class work
All work brought in Laundry by 9 e m.
will come ont next day. Special work
for the same day comes outl at s q. m.
No extra charge for specials.
IT,. Glennan, Mgr.
Bell Phone $50; Interstate las.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-10-08

COLUMBUS, s. c., Oct. AT
an adjourned meeting Of the
State board of control, today,
the lnvestige ton of the recen.
scandals came to an end, owing
to the boards lack of power to
force witnesses. The matter is
now ended until the general as
sembly meets in January. No
additional information has been
adduced.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-10-08

nos. tig and Va, ATne Atlanta Epeciaif' soil
vestibuied Tain, with Buffet alfefffs and dhy
enmrhcs betwten Washinft0n and Atlanta laf.
IN and dinlnK 1aft. New YORK ~ Washington.
Pullman sie ~, Portsmouth "a Charlotte tgieh
at Portsmouth, D. MI, connecting ~ hfAnh
Zoe and from Macon, Pl0fldim, ChallaI 900
Nashville. Memphis. Texas california and ne
west. =
train 0fruilman sespers and dsy cF9ches -
tween Portsmouth, weldon and Atlanta, A.
Mes y0fk 10 weldon AMI capc Charles connect
ING II Atlanta sof aud from Montgomery, Nee
Orleans Iexes MeEico Macon, ylnfldsi :.
Portsmouth with nay Line and coaslWise feam'
err and all Routes 10 The north and east.
Puf tifkets. sicepefs and information, appy
10 ticket agents on 10 w. a MusE,
Ticket Agent, Durham, y. 6.
\. ~ Ions, Vi. W. n 0tovEps
vice Pres 4 Gen'i Mgr. TmfRc MfI
v. n McDee, Gen. supt
7. AhdsrSon. Gen. Pass A..
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creenberg ( brady have moved their
ice business from Main s,reetto Church
street. next door 70 the city scales Il
The market house. Their store is open
every day from $50 .. M, 70 op. m.
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LleNi. Go lernoF q VirElnlA.
METHODIST coxgrnEsc, /. coI 100 -,

METHODIST coSFEEEscE coILLGs.
81 Charles No June 10, 1900
Ntss Emily ri Iryea has Taught music. voice
aud piano, In ). Charles College for the past
terYt AMI 1 NJ NY that her work has been emf
nenti satisfactory at every. point she has en-
i.,,.r pare advantages 90 training and IN her
WORK she Il industrious and conscientious and IA
favor with her putila am well pleased with
IN. tenn work aud had remained In charge Of
me college should hafc teen glad q have her
nsmaln IN charge Of nc music department.
Jis. 4. LASIIs
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-10-08

Ladies' kid gloves Foster Brand. Tans
and Blscks, will be sold at the Leading
Racket Store next week At rs cents
pair. Regular price 81 90.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-10-08

The Leading Racket Store offers next
Monday at their special sale all wop'
flannel at Iayz cents yard. Be sure
and be CT hand that day.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-10-08

The buyer for the leading Racket
Store has returned from the Northern
markets where he purchased large
stock Of goods. Read their ad in an
other colnnin.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-10-08
Nen In.dnY.

A handsome assortment Of chairs,
rockers. etc, all sizss and styles. sold
for cash or on easy payments
Lewith, Izf 4. Main Street.
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Ia,at

Sixty dollars in ereenbsek--two sao
bills and two 70 bills. Liberal reward
paid if returned 10 this Office Or 10 !. A.
woodaiI, chief Of police.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-10-08
Found To-day.

Carpets. stoves, furniture. curtains,
shades, pictures, clocks, trunks. etc, al
lowest prices at Lewith's, I2I Z. Main
Street.
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rsIra, class Barber shop.

I am better prepared nov than ever 70
xiv. nv customers satisfaction. Four
attentive and polite BARRIERS. The best
a wori done. N. q. LAsHLEy,
40 ias East Main Street.
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To Whom il May Concern.

By placing your order now can sell
you best Tennessee block soft coal the
celebrated Kennedy Red Ash block soft
coal at $4.5o per ton, delivered in your
yard.
Get my prices on hard coal,
Very truly,
j. w. Walker, Jr.
Call Interstate phone $50; Bell
phone "a, office opposite post Office.
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Ne,r Hnnse fnr Iient.

A new s room room house on Hunt
street for rent. Apply at once to w. H.
Rogers at Marble works.
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63-ceut Dollars

The much talked Of 55-cent dollars
win Be taken at 100 cents by Lewith,
the furniture dealer. I2r Z Main Street.
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Get INV nrices. on bard coal
Wanted.

A neat three room cottage. Apply at
this Office.
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Boarders Wanted.

A few boardefs can Be accommodated
with board and rooms by applying e
Mrs, nj r. Cox on Morris street.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-10-08

xRsys Is the only chimney that viii
increase The ligh' giving power 70 the
burner. Try one. William 8 Hughes.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-10-08

! cakes good iirst class Buttermiik
Soap today for s cents Leyy's. Main
street.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-10-08

1 pair fast black seamless ladies' hose
for as cents, worth as cents pair.
Levy's. Main street.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-10-08

Nes, Monday the, will sell MIC tvilIsd
Canton flannel cents : yard Il the
Leading Racket Store
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Notice.

The new tax books for 1896 have been
placed in may hands and ! am now
ready for the collection Of taxes for this
year.
Tax payers will bear this in mind and
pay their taxes as early as possible
Office in court house. J.R. PATTON.
City Tax Collector.
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L0ndaIafe cambria. yard wide. Etgc q yHrd
y IN and fruit 0f loom bleaching E5zc yard
beautiful rercnis ~ this sale 10 a yard: Ian.
ctsier epf0n Rinriiam SC yafi worth ~; go
y4ris double taesd fiowereh flannel draperies
BEAUTIFUL good for making window curt iinsetc
y ie D. ice lie yard; these goods never were re-
triled anywhere for les than 7se q vi
ladies' fine six parasois ~ this sale 5oc, regn.
las price Of these tarasots i -. these gonsia nf
slightly isaterfect. Mems 80 shoes ~ this -
81 pair; ladies' 70 hEnd made shnes u tkh
zlle IS: lauirs collars e worth lie. hnles cum
nc worth 2sc . pair; all wool red flannel ~ !
yard al this Sile. ladies 3 sllOes 1t thissa Pc
lot ladies shoes pihin toes and patent icIihe
tits sc prat this ale.
Infants tnoes ige pair big lot linen window
shades i9c III this slle. sells everywhere esst 4
41e. Buv what you need thsse shades are avn
eheap; double width wool dress goods ICE ynri
worth lse All wool dress flannel lqc 81 N. NDttl
Sc; ladies' nady made Capes from s9e ~ u ~
ale; nice t1weling ~ yard AZ this Nle.
Every lady in town invited Il
this stupendous cut price safe
Don't miss II by any means.
LEADING RACKET STORE co
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NAUFWFUs I Hit NFFTII % N0NI.
6entlpmen.--Yours 81 the 18th inst just receiy-
al i ian heartily recommend Miss Emily Rave
~ an accom- pllshed musician, capable ufinstruci
I,,gs ~ vocal and instrumental music 70 "a ms
usual degree. The progress niade y ily aaukh.-
~, t,nder her Instruction w2e most yrnfiiying,
III touch AMI expression. she tFcns
al summer with my ianaiiy and won he esteem
AZ each member By her gentle, rethed manner
] HOGE Tli Err.
Llent. Governor 81 virginia.
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.Re-organized
And Open
With A
New Stock.

Our Special Sale just about
cleaned up all our old stock New
goods have been pil:ng in ali
reek, and today we tempt you
With about the sainrtest lot 81
;lpthing we have ever shown.
our buyer was III the market o.
lays. and watched the market
loosely, and rs q result We are
,ble today to sell goods as low
Is parties who bought early in
the season paid for the same goods.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-10-08

Eats. Ladies' eapes. ETC., we have ever shown u
tie town 6f Durham. and IN order 70 attract I
d rye crowd 10 oar store next week, we max
You special prices for next week only.
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MISS RAVES
MUSIC SCHOOL!
Testimonials of Her Ability as a
Music Teacher.

CInNASy0wY, Conn, April, %, 1921.
Gentlemen lin regard 20 Mis- Emil RAVE. Of
Canada. she Il lad. II high personal character,
good scholarship, and superb mus 4. Asan
she has few equals, ana has iine abilities for
reaching. Che win succeet Mhers there u Az
appreciation of music Of high urtrf. she can MI
a first-class place In Brst, class Institution.
MRS. EMMA TtRAEg ! ETTrs,
late Prin Park Seminar, l>icfm0nd, Va.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-07

san LAKE ciIJ, UIAh, March 9, ~,
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though there were Indications th1t the
Cin dwellet OF long ago uAd bgUn
walled up alive and lot there % die ui
starvAtlUn Ut sutiOcatlnu. by tbs side
81 tine drawn up mummy were iouul
several broken pottery bowls aud a
Stone AXE, aud In tue vault wsts
picked w a dozen Obsidian aud tliut
aTfJwaeads, several 90 tuUm Of cNcep.
uUual sizo aud Of rare wOfkmtushlU
The mummy, which weighs about
twunty.Yu. pYuu-p, was taken away
by the finder ON an Iudinu litter
dragged bHhiud q tufro I'll ~ wagon
90 Il was reached. S..Ce, till yes,,r.
Iuy, Ga. precious Nut has been
wrapped up anu carefully kept from
* .U-ute ~ nir.
Yesterday Mr cha DweIiet WIS
brought 10 view BuI, us he SHOW,
Hl.tB Of dlsintrUtnttuu, WIS carefully
given u cont Of the beet coach vntnisu
prior 60 being pIa,Oi IN nu ait tigh-
"a. stopped b lot public iusp.cioni
Tue mummy was seen by n lseYuu.
Icon bpUutr where Il was on "a.
wuitilu IN little tUnt at Eve P1iulf.
10. the genuine article without
tuesll htU resemblance VI The uuir.
fled man OF ! on! fame. 10 b. OF a
male, 7 Ice. "a inches In height. What
tue color was IN lie Is not sn.wui at
present IL H. like dried bool, back. TIE
skin iu suvefa. places L. broken sw "
leaving bones visible. The arms aft
oi * faOfliuaty length snd the ius.
ere almost apeliEe ~ uevtluI meat.
The trunk IL perfect, tue skin en,ire
| auTUtsIt
IL the skull, howoyof, lies tho c.t-
mpnt VI greatest iuttfeEi. Toe form he
SION h entirely different rom thA'
typical vi che ancient dwelets In the
valleys q Arz4ua, Tao valley swvl.
ere were r0Itprs, VI almost Caucasian
features. The skull OF vi mummy, win
forehead rctfuating IRON the uusu ana
large rear development, IL Of the AZTEC
! type. Tho teeth are entire and well
preserved and pr1tuue, NJ ia the canine
tfiba.
Tho mummy IN the fret that hss
ever been found In tue Gin dwellings
1i Arizona, though n number have
been reported from tho sierra NJ DE-
mountains N chihuahua. 10 IL " IN
doubted authenticity aud antquity,
and " therefore Of the most decided
value ~ All acquisition to e'huol 'gical
cciencr.
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BUT ONE SAVED
Out OF ton who suffered From
Kidney Disease and
CraVol

And that one, T.. n, Arnold ol no,
West Avenue, Rochester ~ ", was
the only one who used Dr. kenncdy's
Favoritc Remedy
This remarkable statement was in.
vcsugated and published recently In the
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle. Mr.
Arnold said' Some years ago ! was
taken sick, which ran along until 1880
icIore ! found out the real cause. There
were ten of as. friends, all sick In the
city Of Rochester at the same time with
kidney disease or gravel In the bladder
nine died The doctors exercised
their utmost skill ON those nine men but
could not save one of them / picked
up q book one Cav on Dr David Ken
nedy's, Fayuutc Remedy, ani saw my
case described exactly, and ! resolved
To try H. ] cummspccd is use, and how
hall ! express my gratitude, int h
saved my lie. Tie pain have suffered
no mortal man can describe. ] have
lain on my back with my feet against
the wall 10 Try to get IN position 10
ease the pain After had taken three
doses OF Fayonic Remcdy / com.
mrnccd 10 feel better; Ut course the pain
and swelling continued until the stone
was all dissolved. From tie time went
10 bed and commenced 10 use
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PROVO.
Mines Near Provo.

Articles Of Incorporation OF the
Ceuo G0tdo Mining company we're
filed with County Clerk Jones yeslef'
day. The capital stock NJ the com
pAny II placed Mt il,OO00uO 10 shares
OF the par value OF 81 each. Tue lnouf.
poralots, who are ali Provo people, are;
n. a. Wedgwood, Etcslduuii joshua
V.Jonts, vice presldcnl; A. MoCutlain,
sam SGhwAb, Don IL. COtay, dircc-
tore; George Havofcamp, secretary,
treasurer and director,
The company owns seven claims alt
uAtsd ablut Que anu half miles east
OF Provo between Rock aud Slate
canyons; but little development woiA
has beeu done on the clAims hut ~
says showing 81 gold have been nb.
tanned. Some VI this gtOvnd was To-
cstsd years ago 10y the late >, b..
Moore, an experienced miner, hut the
email percentage Of gold prevented
work being prosecuted at that time.
Several other claims have been located
ia the neightorhond of the now strike
and many prUspeclors arc looking over
the country.
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A PREHISTORIC ARIz1NIAN.


phmuiK Republican! John SIC
Cary IN huntur Of tcuOwu Ia tht
north central part Of the ttritOfy, aru
by his ride, traps aud doss has fUJ
several years mansRud 10 secure iUi
himaplf livelihood ui profit Hysi1r.
Jay, however, hc matefiallz1l as ut
amhttuf Snowman, prcseutiug Tor th,
public inspection genuine mummy,
found by him IN cl'n dwelling %
the Verde river, hU.ut dozen mile
north Of the mouth OF the East Verde.
Tho region 10 One Of the roughyst
known Va AIiz,uR, yet along tue rlvul
up under the ellis on uithvr eide NJ
tile valley are 10 ne found many owl.
dengrs NJ tbs prehistoric C.Ill lwe,iru.
Into Oue VI these ola dwellings o.
couple VI yeas ago came MCCarly,
drawn by curiosity, One OF the room
aeemed smaller than ths outside waiIG
seemed 10 warrant. The INFERIOR wal
next ~ thu clin, when sounded with H
pick from the Incl e. seemed hollow
anu "a lew biUws made nm upcuiug into
stalei ny crypt. Ia this WAS .OuLd
the mummy,
II hnd evidently been ptlpIrd lT In
a sitting lOsiuun aghinst ihu wa 4,
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at Rest.

Richard Strong, Of Alpine, son Of
Don q. and Elizs Strong, died IN ihlt
city At the residence OF J. M. Jensen,
Thursday evening, after four months
illness from heart discart, supefin'
ducud by typhoid fever and pntumo.
mia. Hr was born NJ Alpine, March
23I, 1881. The remains were taken 20
Alpine, yestefday, where the funeral
will be- held tomorrow. The deceased
was an exemplary young man, and
endured his sunuTingH patiently. lie
was ordained 10 the Onicu q an Elder
few hours before his death by Elder
David John Of the stake PFrsiuuncy
and Blshop Evan Wrlde OF tue SecOnu
ward.
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Notes.

+. u. Daniels, OF Park City, wsn vie.
iting his brothef.in.law, l.. II. knowl'
den, yesterday.
David h. Thorns, aged %, and Mary
h. KooIch. sged 10, both Of Pleasant
Grove, received marriage license
yesterday.
Henry Wallace, OF Salt Lake CITY,
was visitor IN Provo yesterday,
Hon. w. IL. King lerturod before
the Brigham Youug Academy Poly
sOphlcAl society last evening.
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Notes.

Slater Ann l.Ichnris, the wife OF
Patriarch Evan R,Charlsi diei yrstct'
uay, AGED a. year,. ID attn was causuu
by y tumof Ia the stomach. Slater
Richards va. pioneer fe.id'nt OF
Utah. Funeral services VIII be- hold vi
tue North Morgan meeting house On
Monday.
A lsrge herd Of sheep Il reported
starving 90 death on Wcnnrr islhnh'
Great Salt Lake, the persons In charge
Of them having deserted them Tue
owner u the hefd, Mfs. Wtuurr IL
absent on witt east. 10 is reported
that about ten rur cent Of the herd 10
already dead. Mrs WenuUt 10 n fusi.
dent 0f Pennington.
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DR.. DAVID KENhEDYS
FAVORITE REMEDY

until ! was 40 right again wa, just four
aud halt months. have recommend
ed this remedy TO q great many people.
Tor nobody knows how Eighly / value
it,
Many other instances of the kind are
widely talked of lerc 900 Rochester
where Dr. David Kennedy Favoutc
Remedy has effected cures after physi.
clans bad given up hope, u restores
the liver to q healthy condition, and
cures the worst cases OF con-tlpaton.
Il is certain cure for all diseases pugil.
lar 10 females, AMI affords great pro.ec.
ton from ATTACKS that originate IN
change of lite II cures srtuula, salt
rheum, rheumatism, dyspepsia, an kid.
uey, bladder and urinary diseases,
gravel diabetes and Bugh's disease.
ln THIS last disease It has cured where
an else filled.
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OGDEN.
ooprs, urAu MAocu T. Isl


The Bear River Irrigation & Ogden
Watstwoiks company held % stock
hgldefs' meeting anu the following
ramed fersors we're elected dittctors
for tie cHmrany Tor the ensuing ytg..'
W. n. Rowe, PRECEDENT; samuel 81.
Jatvs, New Yotk, vice ug,sideuij stan
ley l.. Cuukua, New GufK, stvtrlntN
mud trta,ufeE John Hulaswufiu, Ing.
land; David Ecc.es, OgiUn; james IL.
Bacon, salt Lakr; william Alamo ,
seotla1.; John Watson, Osuou; e. IL.
Hatbtr, London,
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.
E.LlIe o. EIL.n 81 mo-, aeea,.sa.

NOTICE u UEREBY GIVEN ny the
~ undersigned, admlulsIrAtOr of the
estate ut Ellen NJ huuuE deceased,
90 tho creditors ~. anu Au PERSONS hay.
Ing claims against tho sAli dCruaFUd. Co exhibit
them with ono necessary vouchers, within ten
months after tur Ursl publication Of tnis no.
ugp So the fHlt Administrator, 40 the OnIrr
of Taylor EUmuuy, Armstrong company, cor.
upr rouun Temple and second West streets 10
sat Lake uu' 100 tho County Of SAT- Lake
Utah
Dated February, no.. lsll
OLSON u ROMNTY,
Administrator OF tho estate u Euen 81
MuNpr, deceased.
jane. 10 Myyle. attorney Tor estate.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

sheep U0yk Mining aud Milling Company.
Principal place " business, sAt Lake
tlty, Utah.
NOTICE u HEREBY GIVEN THAT At
~ amtrluF 90 tho directors held on Feb.
ruary 18Th, levi, hn ASSIGNMENT of dive tiI cents
prr mare was levied ON thu cBUl. hl stoet 81 the
corporation, payable immediately 60 William
Campbell, treasurer OF thr corporation, at No.
u. ruuth Mhiu tire g. Nhlt lHku Guy
Any rtork upon which this asHtssIueut may
remain UNPAID uu The ith dos OF ArTll, ls.-.
viii be- del uVuuut and advertised Tor sale nj
uu lIC suction. ana unIVFH payment IL mAte
before, will be sold ON ihv 4ilh ugy Of Apul %
paw delinquent nsHvH WtuL together with cost
Of ndNtrusluE and expense ~ sale
NM, CANrHt H.. secretary.
salt Lake CITY, March md, lsgG
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate u Alexander KidI, deceased

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN ~ TuE
~ uturulEugl, uA rutOr Of tHo last will
aud tvsumrut OF Alexander hIdI, de.
sons having claims apuluHt Che said dc.
ceased, Go cAhu.t thUm with Che uuru..
cary Voucher, within ten months after tho urst
publication ut th.s notice, 20 the tgid executor,
az his residence 10 Blun Dale, SAT- Lac
County, state ui UNh
Dated February ~, 1880
WILLIAM o, CRuMP JR,
Executor Of the last viii and testament OF
Alexander KIDD, deceased
JAN Es IL AoELE, AstVFuey for estate,
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sIuCKHOLoGRs' MEETING,

NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y There viii be- % sUvriAI meeting OF tho
stockholders OF che swan Lake Hcs .ryolr ana
nanN Company 10 Room 10, Hole clare. Salt
Lake tlly, lhh, at 90 O'Clock o.. m on
1nursiay, AUrIl end $500, Tor the purpose of
clcrtng a Hoard NJ directors and ohcprs N
ssld company and for the Transaction NJ any
other business mat may come before sad
ceiling THIS meeting iH called AZ The request
M u majority or tho stockholders Of said
company Tor The reason Cha, tho annual stock.
holders. meeting was not held Ia January,
porAton, q, W, ALDRACH,
Vice PTCHL
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nGRslANT 10 AZ ORDER or SAID
Court m shld matter notice ~ hereby
Eiyru that saturday the glHt Day OF March,
4. u. IL o. al w O'Clock q. m Al the touuty
the time Huu place Tor the hearing ut d petition
Of Joseph u Dean praying fur thc almissIou
10 probate Ot 10 certain document herewith
presented, purpuFuuE 90 be- the last NilI aud
Testament o. a.. ". KAN Hklnilu, drCeaFrd.
whru aud whore ulI uurannH Interested NAV
appear aud oppose the probate or -alu Will, or
the ErautIng NJ Iuttrra trstAmeutNry 10 joseph
a. Dean, a. prayed for pa SAID petition.
In witness wuUTuut, 4 nave hoTrun.u set my
hand and A1Ned she seal of said Court, tins
and day o. fo0ruaTy, A, y, l,-e
IsELLl e. D. STANTON,
CLERK OF the District COatt.
by A. O. REESE,
utpuyltlerk
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS,
E,l1lo Of Jnmc, whllv0rIb, doc,a,od.

Estate OF james W NIiWufint deceased
NOTICE Is HEHEHN GiNFN ny InE
~ uLduralEurdi administrator % she estate
of james NhtwuTtN. deceased, 90 the cred.
TORS ut, aud al urTauua utNiuF claims against
tho sad ucuulsci, 60 exhibit the u with the
necessary vouchers, within four months alter
she frst publication % tuiH ruNCo, 20 tho sad
ADMINISTRATOR. james -hurt. ~ bic home At
so uA tIftu street sAI Lake Guy, Ia the
County o. -hlt Lake
Dated March aFd, 800.
JANIS SHORE,
Administrator of tho estate Of james whit.
worth, deceased.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-07

NOTICE D. HEREBY GtVEN THAT
~ alta meeting % tnr board Of lfutioys
~ the said COMPANY, held uu ltu l.th DAY Of
fpI ruHry, s. 10 l-ii. an assessment % three
t,ntha Il.tHI ~ one cent lul. per share was
levied upon Che capitol stock Of tlg SAIL com
pauy payable on The .htn day q March, \. -.
l-IH ca Robert J. ulrudluuiuE, secretary ~
tho Company, Ht biz once a. No. ll7 south
MnIn street. SAT- lHkC tlty Utah, Any stock
uuon which this asscasmcnt may remain uus
maid uu the llIh DAY OF March, A - Isfi. viii
81 delinquent and advertised tor Faie 40 public
auction and unless pav eat thereon BE- made
before will De sold uu The lhih day ~ Apul,
A. u ls.H, 90 pay the de .inluUnt aatUfsuIunt
together with costs OF advertising aud On.
% j. GLtSDtN MING,
srafctBty n sampson Mining Co.
Dated q. salt Lake CITY, Utah, February 2itI
ltH.
rIrsi publication Of thisnouco February 4ist.
A. U is.U.