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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-24

Provo. Sept. 29.-Tgae jury in the case
OF the state vs. Josa9n e. Crook re-
tired this morning for a short time
and returned with a verdict of guilty as
charged. bat recommended some lien
ieney. In respect to the special plea of
former acquittal, the judge was of the
opinion that the charge contained in
the information was not Identical with
the former charge. and therefore this
plea did not obtain Defendant is or
Gered TO appear for sentence. Oct. 4 at
10 O'Clock, Up TO which time he VIII be
given his liberty on the $1,000 under
which he WaS held.
4 statement is being prepared by the
Defendants attorneys on motion for
new trial.
FOR HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
H J. Morgan and John Pace came to
trial, charged with robbery, it being
charged that they held up Albert SIN
gleton on the streets OF Provo last
July and took from him sac in cash Mr.
Singleton detailed the account of the
transaction. stating that one Of these
men nut The muzzle OF a gun to his
face While the other went through his
pockets. CoFToboratiye testimony was
given by the officers and the defense
then put the tranps on the stand. They
denied being in the vicinity Of where
Singleton claims to have been held up,
and said at that time they We're in
SpringVille
James Rainier the man who stole q
wagon from Benjamin Argyle Of Ben
jamin. came before Judge Dusenberry
this morning and withdrew his former
plea Of not guilty. and entered one of
guilty to the charge OF grand larceny,
and on motion of the county attorney
the count for burglary vas Withdrawn.
lie viii appear for sentence Sept "a
at 10 a. 10.
Marriage licenses We're issued to the
following: Ernest Hansen, Pays0n and
Eva Wilson, Provo WIN ]. Irvine and
Ida L. Nielsen, Prove; John Liant, Pay
son. and Letta Davis. Spanish Fork.
William Irvine and Ida L. Nielsen
were happily married last evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. r r. r.
vine. Judge SaHey performed the GER
enCny.
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B1ssINGER GUILTY.
Convicted on a Charge of Making
Indecent Proposals.

Logan. Sept. 2S.-Drs. ormsby and
Ormsby performed a dangerous surgical
operation upon Mrs. z. H. M5nsoH of
RIchmcnd yesterday. The lady is report
cd as being quite strong this m1rning-
The case of August BLssogcr of Pr0Ti-
dence was tired before Jus ice Thomas
yesterday afternoon. The evidence Of the
prosecution went ID show thai BtssedSer
recently went 10 the home Of 4irs. Fink
Of Providence and made indeeent pro-
posass to mat lady. The defense enaeaV-
o-ed - prove an altbi. The court t9ck
am f5day- At that hour ~ W2S found
guilty aud fined S25. -1@--
Hon. Joseph Kimbau Was a passenger
10 SaI Lake yesterday
GuSUave GUst3fson was arraigned before
Justice Thomas yesterday afJeTC!oon ana
pleaded not guilty 10 the charge 81 steal
lng cattle. His preliminary hearing VIII
be held Friday az pm, pending which
he lanGHYsbes IN The county SAL.
Next Tuesday evening the charming
little actress, C0rinhe, VIII appear IN the
Thatcher Opera House
l fine cottage IS beng built fer Mr. f
c. b-dgel IN the SeVeuul G ard.
Mr. II {. Sin1nS0l of Gilis CITY met
with a painful accident Wednesday while
operating piece OF machinery. Three
fingers on his left hand were badly man
gied. He received surgical assistance an1
is feeling as well as could be Expected to
Al the naeefiAg Of the school board
s-ened as teacher 81 the Webster school,
and Mss Maud Bowen WAS installed in
that position
The Scandinavian conference will be
held IN tina tabernacle tomorrow and Sat
Urday. \ number of Well-knGwn speak
ers win be present and it is expected
there VIII be a large s<Iendance from
city and county.
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NOTED FIGURE PASSES AWAY.
DUCK" KILGoRE, THE FAMOUS
TEXAS CONGRESSMAN.
Actions in Congress During the Reed
First Regime Attracted Wide At
tention-Death of Ghicago's Cen
tennarian.

Ardmore, I. T., Sept. 23.-Unfted
States Judge Kngore, ex-eongrezsman
from Texas. died here at ITO this af-
teqrron, after a short Fitness. He be
gan sinking this morning. He reGained
consciousness at noon and after can
ing his wife and children 10 his bed
side. and kissing them, died almost in
stantly The funeral viii take place
tomorrow. the remains being taken to
Wiils Point. Tex" for burial,
Washington, Sept. 23.--As a m1nber
of ct-.-lgre.sS from Texas Judge hhg1re
vas orr OF f2.A bast Known men 9n
pubic Afe. He was called Buck by his
itltiIa-gs, ar1 dtaraGt1d Np1e pub.-ea-
t.cl n TIE reports OF congress by kick
iv,r down ttla green b5ize door WATCH
had beSa cg'darsd l9cked by Speaker
Reed during the fllbustering scenes at
tenIitmg 1,1s fiJst quorum counting
which made the Ccatyrer.,s memorable
He supDcgLed Mr.. CleVSCaEd aIdeLrty
and after N.e retired frcsn congress the
President appointed him one of the
Judges Of the Indian territory. He was
q man of distlnl5 u.s'lad presence, tail
aad heavy framed, and w9tlA q krgSI.y
good -aulncred face. He wae wedI Fixed
by his fa,11W members, n5otN2Lils- a7pdlrS
Ia Killed many Of the.r pet projects 10y
HIS asumEl.icn Ct tl7ia role Of CbJecu9T
when it was attempted to push nea-
srUres Through rapidly by UNANIMOUS
consent
Mr.. Klgore was born ia Newman.
Ca. Feb. 20, 1893. In 1915 he removed
with his parents to Rusk county. Tex,
Wlre he received a common scthCi9l edu-
caeoa He served in Nan Confederate
army. hr.s as a private and by sue
ceesive promotions reached The grade of
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-24
NOTICE OF AssEssMENT.

NEW STATE ST. re SOLD f,dn5'+to MINING n AND
nIace of business. Salt Lake CITY, Uta6:
location Of m aass L a GotlonTood min
SoJice is hereby gwen mat at a meet
ing OF ahe board of trustees rus held at Salt
gnst. 1897, an assessment, No. 2, Of cent
per share was levied on the capital stock
Of the corporation. payable TO the treasi-
rer q. A Gibbs. room No. l. Hooper K
Eldredge building, AZ South Main street
Sah Lake CITY, before the goth day Of
September. 1897
Any stock upon which the assessment
remains unpaid on the Goth day Of SEP
tember. 1881 will be delinquent and al
vertised for sale at public auction, and
If payment IS not made before, viii be
sold on the 20th day of October, 1887 at
the hour u II a. m, at the Office OF the
treasurer, room No. l, Hooper & Eldredge
building. 40 South Main street. Salt Lag
City. Utah. to pay assessment and cost
of advertising. together with expense OF
sale. G. a. GIBBS
Secretary OF tine New State Gold Mining
& Milling company
Salt Lake City, August 24th. 1897.
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TR.usTEEs SALE

IyrrrUDUNc rApoJJNE q pONur
so and 51has,les MISpaneIsoH' her MS
; U1ri,. H., +ba a2nd CiaV of luna n 1Sa1
aS' In, Sn7ria1 in rho ranorier.o offfS
~ ma fo1 mo coi,rt,, of Sait -a1re ana
c,no,ra IF IT+,S1 in i3ooS - macs
TX 1s-t ana "a 17s sold ana conveyed to William
H Dale. Il trustee. the following described
property situated in tile city y and county
u oatt 80 M CN foTy IN 6iocl 11 eiyty
!. p'AA 49, = caIt Jalrag CitV S,HrT,aJ,
sG t>o,,1pSa5 &C f0Ilo5Us, Commancino az
e an ,.hu.est cHrrar of cajd iot thSnaa
~ ~ eSaiS ttftUothraa and onaSbalf Saat
49, "a NVS ozt "a r,oI5s t1ance confh Raj
tf SncJ M, ~ 1na.5,f feat ai + N'SS1
~ Is1 ioi1,i ~ IN szsid T1,ace of com
r,cnce mn s57i1isf goweyer fo t{1e right
- - o,.er -. no,.ty5 19S tvrt.II,a feet
~ aies -, the "; eehs - W. =, \ eve
tltSl gu, el a. 80. $50 Gc1U 1880,
toLoie ett feat vide a..ns4 s9id fracf
90 AZ ToTT1an and SAID Jqlxa CttU ca71aI IN
~ ", 'S ,tHs nUrnocs of ceaI1rtiy ma a., ~
Nom hond at said CaroIina @ ToneISon
po1 d Cha-les = DoneiSon leari1e dsta
1 20 is91 for tbe sim Of sie3ree IN
5I,1d,,od e1oid dollars and I1svsbIe ~ tha
oany III iSSs AZ rs off;ce IN Kansas
20 N5isso,1r %vitb ;nfesesf froro 5a4n a.
Ssa5S -tIo'oo - ~, ,>a" go Vel Il 80
S VIZ % accnrdine 70 The yenor Of tA, IN
t 1919 ,,.tes ons hairo COR StS "a anS VINO
te atSg for "a oa aoch of avon deto VIII
rH1 nore ana intarar@ ar tba
r rolta 81 G1oz1 +weIve nor cent ner year
$500 toif ,,eari1, afTer 1,1atI,ritIt. "a
5000 Pc. 49, - - a0tl ds,,lf 49, 1eoi
va o7,,, on ss,,S assia1eS and irsn
- Sda ,id u - -, w. y ,, , oa
CoIPon 81 900 I'D ~ ~. ~ a. III ~ "
sum OF sl,oOo.oO ana a maj sne Is no" ms
I nea ~ ho,d. AND Whereas 4
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-24
Toca1 Briefs.

". T. Beardsly leaves today for
Washington, D. c.
Judge Street of Salt Lake was an
Ogden visitor yesterday.
E J. Watkins will leave soon to full
ill q. mission in California.
]. C. Weaver, newspaper man Of salt
Lake, was in Ogden yesterday.
The Short Line Will run the eXcur-
sion 10 Ogden and Ogden canyon next
Sunday.
Adam Patterson has purchased the
residence on Jefferson avenue formerly
owned by L Marks.
Eliza Cretzer alias Charles Coffmen.
the deaf mute, was taken to the state
prison in salt Lake yesterday
b H. Roberts and other Web known
speakers viii address the s., 2cdal con-
ference of the Y NJ. NJ. A to be held
in the Ogden tabernacle Sunday
Saturday night the variseope pictures
Of the prize fight, Monday the Corinne
Opera company, and Tuesday ST Per-
kins is the order of the plays booked
at the Grand.
Last evening a runaway on Wash
ington avenue collided with an e,ectric
light pole at Twenty SIKH street,
smashing the wagon and pole and in
juring one OF the horses
Detective CaIlardin of San Francisco
passed through Ogden yesterday en-
route home from Chicago, where he
went on business. He made a brief
call at the Ogden police station.
Harry Nichols of Murray passed
through Ogden yesterday en- route
home. While attending to d sheep
herd near Corinne the young man broke
his leg and lay nearly all day before
help came.
The veriscope reproduction of the
Corbett- Fit2silnraons fight has six d.
visions and shows the great event from
five minutes before the beginning of the
encounter to five minutes after. 1t is
wonderful machine that Yeriscope.
Yesterday morning Mrs. Bennett,
While driving on Twenty fourth stree.
in a cart with a little boy. net With an
accident The vehicle struck the cd
street rails and both We're thrown out,
Mrs, Bennett being painfully injured
about the head and face.
Weber ledge No. a F. & A NJ.
! held q special convocation last night
to receive Eae grand lodge officers, all
Of whom were present. headed by
/ Grand Master Cash of Provo. The lodge
exercises were followed by n banquet,
at which speeches appropriate TO the
occasion We're made,
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PARK CITY NEWS.
John Smell Restored to sanity-Per-
sona1 Mention.

Park City. Sept. 2a.-John Rsell who at
tempted 70 commit suicide hy cutting his
taroat with q table knife while in a state
% temporary insanlty al me city jail
yesterday * resting comfortably -soday
and las recovered his mind.
CouaIy Treasurer Mclaughlin Is BusAy
engaged these days sencinS out tax no.
tees.
Mr. " R Rayley. formerly VISA
Shields Bros and The Rocket, viii
leave tonight for Chicago aud ST Louis
EFl,e-e he has tWo positions that are Of
fere3 a:nl.
Tx Silver King water ditch is nearly
ready icT the water pipe.
y party Consisting Of +. 3. Chodte
general fe.Sht agent Of the Union Pa
e.fie. ~. s 8ieCarty. soliciting freisht
ace-., and ] r Brun Of the UtsA S5aD
worl1s--Saa of-s3At Lake City, passed the
day in the cir-r-
Dr.. -heys5r. formerly = Ig-rk CITY but
now Of Eureka, is in the city today.
WIN Backus arrived from Dakota veg
terdag -stss9 ta-se TO attend the ifgzecal of
his brother. Henry Bacizus, who was bur-
led Tuesday.
Or. Dwi=ht Of 81. Mark 5 hospital. is
tie guest today Of ~. g. Grant.
Dick Sutton mas purchased the Jubilee
RESTAURANT in Salt Lake C5sy and VIII
give Il his personal autenu45n- He WIFI
leave TIE Silver Ring RESTAURANT here IN
charge OF Dick Sutton.
4 fishing party composed of Ed Hurl-
buuI. Bert Sutton and Olof Hanson left
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AssFssMEMT NOVICE.

ALPINE MINING COMPANY.-Loca-
ton of principal place of business, Ogden,
Utah. Notice is hereby given that at a
day of September. 1887, an assessment of
ore-twenty-fitth d-25) of one cent per
share was levied on the capital stock of
October. 1887, to the secretary of the
company at his office in Ogden, Utah.
ANY stock upon which this assessment
October. 1897. will be delinquent and ad-
vsrtised for sale at public auction and
unless payment is made before viii be
sold on the 18th day Of October, 1897. at
II a clock a. m. at the office of the secre-
tary, Ogden Utah. to pay the delinquent
assessment. together with the costs of ad-
I-erfising and expenses of sale.
JOHN G. TYLER, Secretary
Room g. Court House. Ogden, Utah.
Sent Z 1891
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT,

NAME OF CoRPoRATIoN, IRELAND
Land &, Cattle company.
principal place OF business. rooms up
stairs Masonic building. No. ia South
West Temple street. Salt Lake City,
Notice is hereby given that at a meet
ing of the directors of said company held
on the TIN day OF September, 1897, in Salt
Lake City, titan. an assessment OF one
dollar and twenty-five cents per share
was levied on The e. capital a5 ia stock OF Lhe
day Of October. 1897, to C. L. Rood. secre-
tary Of the company, at the office of the
company in Salt Lake City, Utah. rooms
upstairs Masonic building, No. I64 SCUM
West Temple street, Salt Lake CITY,
Utah.
may remain unpaid on the Sth day of DC
roher will be delinquent and advertised
for sale at ppblje auction and unless pay
2Gth day of October, 1897, to pay the de-
linquent assessment, together with the
cost of advertising and expense Of sale
c. L. ROOD, Secretary.
Location. Of Office Of secretary. Masonic
DATED Sept. It'll, 1897.
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THE ALAMO INNING COMPANY.

THE ALAMO MINING COMPANY
Principal place of business. Salt Lake
al a meeting of the directors. held on the
18th day of September 1891 an assess
rnent of one-haIf % cent per share DE
ing assessment No. D. was levied on the
capital stock of the corporation, payable
on or before Saturday, the, 10th day of
October. 1897. to f. j: Gunnell, secretary
and rs, Commercial block. northwest cor
ner of Commercial and Second South
streets. Salt Lake City. The stock upon
which said assessment remains unpaid
be delinquent and advertised for sale at
public auction. and unless payment is
made before, as many, shares as mag be
necessary will be sold on Tuesday. the
18th day of November. 1887. at u O'Clock
noon. at std secretary's office. to pay
delinquent assessments. together with the
cost of advertising and expense of sale.
FRANK j. GUNNELL, Secretary
Salt Lake City. Utah, Sept IL, 1897
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SUBMIT COUNTY CANE.
coalviIle Expedition to Explore a
Mysterious Hole.


Cohlvigle, Sept. pa party consisting
of Dr.. Purdon. Lindsay Paddles, W. H.
Allgoud and Alien Jacobs, all of Coci-
Vtlle left here today well equipped to ca
plore q deeD cave near Hen4eferY-1le, IN
the north end of this county. This ',A:e
was discovered BIZ some Hennefer people
about two or three years ago, and rs
explored by them 60 a depth of about 500
feet, but they could neither see nor sound
bottom
In1S party is prepared to go to almost
any depth and intend to solve the my5ter-
ious hole if possible. They have an tdea
that II has at some remote day IN the
past been a shaft to some extensively
worked mine, as the surface IN the vlcln-
iry seems 50 be considerably rnEnar2AZod-
The shaft Is irregular in size, SO far -
explored, having the appearance OF being
caVed in at places -White at others Il i
quite regular. Atessrs. Purdon and com
pany propose i0ceBinsl the place as q min
ing clairn and should their invest legations
disclose anything of value, they VIII avail
themselves Of Il.
a party of the Twenty-fourth infantry
from Fort Douglas, consisting of Captain
Crane, Captain Wygant and Lieutenant
Quincy and eight privates canned here
ton6geL- They are en- route to Wyoming
on q sort of sletothing tour. and VIII visit
the mining regions of that state While en-
joy-ng their outing.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
there Will be d meeting OF the StoclahoId-
ers of THE Electric Gold Mining and
Milling company of Salt Lake City, State
ct their office. No. Is West First South
.treet Salt Lake City, Salt Lake county.
state Of Utah. at 7:30 p r., of said day,
for the purpose of amending Tine Articles
Of Incorporation of the company, by ada
ing the following, which VIII be Amend
ment One. winch will read as follows,
IO-WIt-
The Board Of Directors. for the pur-
p3se Of paying debts and expenses and
carrying on the business of the corpora
ton, may levy and collect assessor ents on
the fun paid up capital stock of the cor
poratiou and provide for me sale and
transfer of the stock for n0n-nayment
thereof" Thereby making the stock OF
the said company as5esSabie and for the
transaction of any other business that
may come before the meeting
r W NICOI. Secretary
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hGDEN BUREAU.
Business and Editorial Office SO
Utah Loan and Trust Building.
Telephone 29S.
Ogden. Sept. q.
MINES OF MONTE cR1s1o.
Great Expectations from Develop
ment Work.

Report comes from the Monte Cristo
region that quite a colony Of proapec-
tors gathered there and numerous
claims have been staked off, The prin-
clpal interest centers in the develop
ment in the Alice. which is being
worked ny Ralph Pidcock. and for the
Development company formed by him.
Several parties are positive that the ore
contains free gold and that they have
seen small humps of the yellow metal
taken from this vein, which gets wider
and wider as development Work pro-
ceeds- When Pidcock first located the
find he thought the stuff a mixture of
slate and coal. None of the proapectors
or locators or shareholders have any
mines or stock for sale and all are
awaiting a mill test OF the ore which
Pidc0ch is taking out.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

IIJCKY BILL MINING COMPANY
Location of principal place of business.
Park City, Summit county. Utah. Loca-
ton of mine. Snake Creek mining district.
Given that at a meeting of the board Of
TrnsIees, held on the Srd day of Septem-
her 1881. an assessment of one and one
o1arter cents per share was levied on the
csnttaI stock Of the corpora ton, payable
"a. me treasurer. G. a Gibbs. room !.
Hooper 4 Eldredge building, 80 s. Main
street. Salt Lake City, before the 9th day
ffe assessment remains unpaid on the 6rh
DAY Of October, 1891 viii be delinquent
and advertised for sale at public auction,
ana if payment is not made. before. VIII
ha sold on the 18th day of October. 1897.
at the hour of HOO a. M. at the office
of the treasurer to pay assessments and
cost of advertising, together with ex-
pense of sale. G. A. GIBBS, Secretary.
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Silk Bounties.

That there was considerable silk
raised in Weber county this season is
evidenced by the pile of applications
for bounty on file at the county clerks
office. These applica tons are to be ac-
hnowledged and forwarded to the state
auditor when thus properly verified.
The applications show that while silk
works nave not been kent in large
numbers by any one person, still the
industry has besn started by a large
number of Weber county residents and
a good start has been made toward its
establishments With the liberal bounty
paid silk culture can be made a profit
able occupation.
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WILLARD CATTLE THIEVES.
Walter Webb Arrested and His Ac-
committees Nanted.

Fillmore. Utah, Sept. 23.-On complaint
being filed in Justice Giles court. Waiter
Webb of Oasis was arrested on charge
of grand larceny. He was admitted TO
bail in the sum Of $3.50. The alleged crime
is stealing cattle belonging to persons re
siding at the towns Of Oak CITY and
Leam.ugtou. Other parties, supposed ae-
cGm9l.ces in the crime, VIII be arrested
in the near future
Lewis Tarbuclo On aged veteran and
pia1eer. was stricken with paralysis last
evening. Waile ne is somewhat improved,
ne is still in prec3ri0us condition.
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Now for the Races.

A one-fare rate for the round trip
has been secured over the roads from
Salt Lake. Preston. Pocatello and in
termediate points for the races at the
Ogden Driving park to occur Sept. Is
and 20. Tickets win be good returning
till Sept. 30.
e. Knapp of Salt Lake has two horses
at Graham's stable here, one is the
runner, Flying DutchTnan, and the
other is the trctter Jeffrey. Seth Will
enter.
Spider. the Salt Lake runner. will be
up soon. and Edwards of Salt Lake has
expressed his Intention of putting in his
string. A number of Cache valley and
Salt Lake horses are said to be train
ing at Brigham City and coming down
only a day or two before the meet.
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AssFssMENF NoTrcE.

THE STANDARD MINING COM
pany. with principal place of business at
Ogden. Utah Notice is hereby given that
AT q meeting OF the directors of the
Standard Mining company. he'd on We'd
nesday Aug. 4th, 1897, an ASSORTMENT of
Q19 enc and "a half mills per share vas
levied on the capital stock Of the corpora
ton, payable on or before Sept. A. 1897
to w n. Peirce, sec, oil Seventeenth
street. Ogden. Utah. Any stock unon
which the assessment may remain unpaid
on the 2Cth day of Septembsr. 1897. WI
be delinaue11t, and advertised for sale at
pubic apet.on ard - 9'-r.97t Is
of October, 1884, 10 LA 49, ..st..4,l l.N4.t So
sessmant, together with costs OF adrer-
Using and eXnergeg of scale.
w n. PIERCE, Sec.
Ogden Utah. Aug. A, 1897.
fy order of the board of directors. the
time for paying the above assessment has
been extended until Monday, Oct. 18th.
1897. and the date of sale has been post
poned until Monday, Nov. LIST. 1897
". n. PIERCE, Sec,
Ogden, Utah. Sept goth, 1897.
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PAYsoN NOTES.
Return of c. W. Aemminway-Elee
tric Poles.

Payson, Utah. Sept. &c. W. Hernen-
W@ lg,e 4e er, RoSea t,i ne~ cLg 1 man o oa
home 70 die, IL IS reported. HIS wife IS
in California. and VIII soon follow him.
Iaey. are entirely broken up in business.
John II. EaTn69l nanufac cures the 'CK-
max" bi'.ser nnou4d in PAyson. Yesterday
he received an order from Beaver for q
dozen. john win soon increase his IA
c6atels ana supply the STATE He is in
srrucung the boys of tae Primary as.o-
oia6lon to use tools and iihe cilss is per
pairing some nUVeJ-es Tor the county fatr.
LarSer roles for Tde electric wires nEe
being set on Main street which are near
the gutter. All ether poles viii be moved
off '8he street as oar streets are very mar
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NOTICE.

NOTICE. - THERE WILL BE A
special meeting OF the stockholders Of
Gold Ridge Mining company held on
thursday, Oct I. ls97, at the Office Of
BAN berger & Mcmillan. No. ISL s. Main
ST, in Salt Lake City. Utah, at o'clock
p. m FOR the purpose of amending the
stock assessable. The general meeting for
the election Of officers is hereby called
to meet, at the same place at 3 O'Clock
on said date J. e. BAMBERGER
President
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-24
UNITARIAN CONFERENCE.
Interesting Papers Presented Along
With Devotional Exercises.

Saratoga, n. :, Sept. 2s.--The fourth
day Of the Unitarian conference began
with devotional exercises, conducted by
Rev. .. c. Southwick of Duluth,
MINI. -'False Methods as Hindranees
TO Social Retirement" WAS discussed in
q PAPER by Professor Edward Cum
miTsgs Of Harvard university
The Rev. y. Fay Mills spoke on the
Mission to the Multitude"
Professor Nicholas p Girap of
Meadville theological school spoke on
Animated Moderation"