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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-09-16
Broke His Arm.

George Tresham, aged Is or 16
years, had the misfortune to break
both bones of his left arm midway be-
tween the elbow and wrist. Saturday
afternoon he was at the depot in Lam
caster and climbed up into a freight
car to look at a car load of watermel-
ons that had just arrived. After
viewing them he jumped out of the
car door on to the ground. In doing
this his foot slipped and he fell on his
arm. Dr. Godfrey reduced the frac-
ture and he is getting along nicely.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-09-16
Bagleg.
ter

j. P. Day is building cistern for
Chas. Calkins
Mrs. Lib Brodt spent few days
visiting around Iowa last week.
Thus far September has been the
best corn weather of the season.
Mrs. f. Watson and daughter re-
turned to their home in Omaha last
week.
Miss Charlotte Warwick teaches in
the Clark District and Miss Key in
the Key District
On the 10th we had another big
rain. 1t is simply wonderful how
timely showers have come all season.
1t is reported that George Harris,
on the Glen Haven prairie, had his
hand badly injured in the gearing OF
a wind mill.
Now boys just keep the muzzle of
your gun up in the air and don't let
the coming prosperity take your
breath away.
A. Calkins and wife, VIM. Day and
wife, Arthur Calkins and J. Nj. Har-
will and others, attended the Bloom
ington fair, which was good
No town in the county can beat
Bagley as fishing point. Any day
you please you can hook enough to
last day or two. Come and try it..
Our carpenters are all busy Brodt,
assisted by Joe Grive and Tony Hus-
ton, are rushing the Wooodman Hall
to completion. Slayter is at work on
new farm house for John Johel
Miss Eta Ladd will teach in the
upper room and Miss Nellie jenkins
in the lower room at Bagley this
winter Thus decided we look for
and expect the best school we ever
had
Hurley Urine, whose hand was shot
off. is doing as well as could be ex-
pected This careless manner of
handling a gun has caused the death
OF two young men, and a number of
wounded in this township
We are glad the Herald gave the
law on deaths and births again. 1t
seems our people are slow to under
stand the new law. John Haryill is
health officer of Wyalusing and all
deaths and births should be reported
to him at once.
The farmers time to rejoice has
come. The great foreign demand for
our produce. wise measures adopted
by congress and vast discoveries Of
new deposits OF precious metals, will
unite to give the country a boom
that will be felt for many years to
come. =.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-09-16
OF A High Character.

Jennie O'Neil Potter, assisted by
Frederick Spencer, the American vio-
linist, will present her celebrated
monologues at the city opera house on
Thursday evening of this week.
Thursday evening she will present
"Flirts and Matrons, play that has
made her famous both in America and
England. Mr.. Spencer's delightful
performance on the violin will make
charming evenings entertainment.
Those who fail to take in these per-
formances will much miss a treat OF
life time. Reserved seats to all parts
of the house rs cents; children Is
cents. Seats on sale at the usual
place.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-09-16
Stock Exhibits At County Fairs.


Stock raising is in Grant county the
most important branch of agriculture.
1t is from the sale of hogs, cattle and
sheep, and the products of dairy that
the people Of this county derive their
wealth. This being so it would seem
that at the county fairs stockmen
should have the best accommodations
possible, not only to care for their
stock but also to exhibit them and
have them seen and compared with
other stock both by expert judges and
the people generally.
1t is fact often commented on that
at fairs in this vicinity compare
lively few people view the exhibits of
cattle, hogs, sheep and horses Art
departments are crowded all day,
poultry and pumpkins have many in
terested spectators while the more
important live stock departments are
well nigh deserted
The question naturally arises, what
is the cause Of this condition? Why
is not the live stock show the most in
teresting aud popular of the fairP
TIE evident answer is that not enough
regard is had for the accommodation
of spectators in arranging the grounds.
In the first place they are nearly al
ways dirty 1t is usually next to i'm
possible for well dressed ladies or
gentlemen to see the stock without
soiling shoes and clothing. Secondly,
in the case of cattle and horses, a
person can hardly get a good view if
he tries. Most people like to see the
head of fine animal but at the ordi-
nary county fair only the tail is visi-
bic. Third, the stock is often placed
in some out of the way place not easy
to reach.
1t would not cost much to arrange
the stalls and pens SO that 1t would be
pleasure to view the stock. Take
the case of cattle for example. Sup
pose the stalls were placed, say one or
two rods from the outside fence. Let
the stock be taken to their stalls from
this side and faced towards the
grounds. just opposite from the usual
arrangement. Then the other side of
the stalls, that from which the stock
would be viewed by the public could
be boarded up for two or three feet
and above that a strong wire netting.
broad walk about four feet wide and
a projecting roof to shade it would
give the stock exhibit an attractive
ness that would make it the most pop
ular of the fair.
The awkward bungling way in
which stock is exhibited now is no
ones fault in particular. 1t is habit,
that's all But bad habits should be
broken.
The way to break this habit is for
exhibitors and visitors to let it be
known that the present custom is not
satisfactory and insist on a change.
Fair managers are always willing to
accommodate their patrons if they
know what their patrons really want.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-09-16
The Squire Stephens Estate.

An interesting case is before Judge
Carter. 1t is an attempt to break the
will of Thomas Stephens, deceased, of
British Hollow. Mr.. Stephens estate
is estimated to be worth something
like $4,000. He had no children or
wife living so that the property goes
to nePhews and nieces. BY the terms
of Mr.. Stephens will the property is
not divided equally at all among the
relatives, the amounts varying from
1920 to $500 The contestants Of
the will are Mrs. Thos Vincent and
Mrs Horace Hymer. Other heirs are
Sam Stephens and Mrs John Wright.
Lancaster; Mrs. Wright and daughter
Carrie, British Hollow; John Steph-
ems, Dubuque. The grounds Of the
contest are that at the time OF max
ing the will Mr.. Stephens was not in
proper mental condition to transact
important business. About twenty
witnesses are in the city and the case
will occupy most of the week. Lowry
& Clementson are attorneys for the
Bushnell, Watkins and
Moses for the other heirs.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-09-16
The BREhKS ARE DOWN.

There is a hitch somewhere in the
Bloomington railroad proceedings,
and gentlemen from that village today
Wednesday, seem doubtful about the
outcome. Building railroad is a
good deal wooing a pretty girl. You
can't be sure until the bargain is
spiked and tied
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-09-16
Should Have Known Better.

Judge Downs. who sat with re on the plat
form at the reunion. is very sick. his left side
is paralyzed.- AuscOd1 HafcAmdn.
We were wondering how the judge
came to be in his present precarious
condition. If he pulls through this
time he will never again sit down be-
side an editor
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-09-16

When a person has once become
accustomed to the Lancaster spring
water he misses it sadly when he has
to drink the stufr that many cities
furnish for drinking purposes. Hear
what Rev II. u johnson says in
recent communication: Having en-
joyed the delicious water Of Lancaster
for the summer, and then been turned
loose on that Of the Windy City,
send you my Analysis OF Chicago
Water" that your citizens MAY the
more fully appreciate the beverage
furnished by your inimitable spring,
whose christen / have not yet
learned.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-09-16

The Eastern Star Lodge of this city
entertained the Masonic brethren at
an evening social last Saturday. The
chief events of the evening was the
presentation, in behalf of the Star, Of
three splendid chairs to the Masons
for the principal stations in their
lodge room. Mrs. +. M. Lowry made
the presentation address; responded
to by Clyde Showalter Interesting
remarks were also made by Rev
Brown, Rev. Sinclair and Supt Nye
After the literary banquet refresh
ments were served and some merry
games played.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-09-16
Corn Is safe.

The hot waves of the past two
weeks has ripened a great deal OF the
corn in Grant county, putting it out
Of danger from the frost.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-09-16

The Redmond's show every night
this week. 1t is large company
containing ten or dozen artists and
are therefore able to present dramas
that would be beyond the reach Of
small troupe. Ed Redmond and
Estella Redmond are the stars but
the rest Of the company is not much
less brilliant than they. Its a good
show.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-09-16

The family Of C. r. Culver, who
have been stopping at the Wright
house for the past six weeks. returned
home to Milwaukee Monday morning.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-09-16

Jury Commissioners met to-day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-20

SECTION /. BE 1t ordained by the City
Council OF salt Lake City that q ere be, and Is
hereby levied general tax ON al property. real,
personal and miTcd. situate lying and being
within tho corporate limits OF SAT- LRke CITY
made taxable by tho laws Of SAID state and
the ordinances OF said city seven mills on the
dol ar as follows, to.wit;
tirst-1o defrsy the contingent expenses Of
said city. I'VE mills on tho dollar
Second-TO defray ire expenses OF con-
tro ing the waters of SAID city, one mill on the
do lar
Third-To defray the expense Of opening
imurovng and keeping in repair the streets
and sidewalks Of SAID city, one third mill on
the dollar
Fourth-1o defray the expenses of con
suucting and kceplng IN repair sewers and
drains In said city, one third mill on the dollar.
Fiith 70 defray the expenses Of establish
ing and maintaining pubic library and read
ing room, oue-third mill on the do lar.
section II. >ald tax shall To collected by
the Treasurer of salt Lake county at the times
and IN the manner provided by law for collect
ing state and County taxes, aud sad Ire nsuT-
er shall have Rnd exercise the same powers
respecting the collection Of saId tax and ga @
OF delinquent property as are conferred upon
and County taxes.
section III. This ordinance shall take effect
from and ftor ats approval,
Passed by The CIV Council OF salt Lake CITY,
state Of Utah. June elth 1897, title Ep.
proved ana referred to the Mayor for his APP
sEAL DAVID S. EMERY,
Approved this the second day Of July, a. d
JAMES GLEEDINNING,
Mayer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-20

Selling Dlte - Cicseis VIA be sold at
Oldeu, Bingham, Spriugviile, Glsh en-
md al Intermediate pOlnts or July
10th to 23lb, Inclusive. At silver CITY,
Mammoth aud Eureka on July l0ihJ
24,h, inclusive. AT Grant Junction,
Fruita, Cisco anu noinls intermediate
thereto, On July l9lh and 20!h. At all
other pointe, Mapieton, Bolknap, SCI.
fi.ld aud ThonpsoD's Inclusive, on
Ju y l0lh to 23rd, inclusive.
Limilt-Ail tickets will be limited
10 continuous passage in both dir"c-
iioCs, with inRl limit OF July 20, 1887;
going passage to cOmmeGce with date
Of sale.
Tfsin Service-Bvst possible train
service from OSden, TiBtic, Utah
county and other portions Of the State.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-20

VoU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO AZ
Il pear IN IN acton brought agAlhhly
BY the aDOye.nnmcd plninth an we ui,n.
Court OF the Third Judicial district OF lbe ~
OF Utah, and 10 answer the compliant ".
therein within ten days (ONclusNu OF the gy
OF soTyirel after tho service on you Oh '
sunmons-if served within this county W I,I
served out OF this county, nut m ms uhsa,g
within twenty days; otherwise Wllhlh lwg
days. or Judgment by default viii NC ~
against you, according to the prayer Oh '''
complaint ,.ls-
The said action Is brought to have az 9 1i,..i
Of this court appointing guardian au s , h
for defendant, Joseph T.. Flanashn, Wv
non cOmpOs menils to have IudgmenEassS5
tho defendants. Flanagan, for the sum o. q t"i
principal and interest thereon al the roy ~,
per cent per month from December N
FOR s. 80 taxes, with Interest Al per 49, a,gsy,
upnum from April "a leGi Tor ~. a .'sr,6n
fees and tor costs OF SUR alleged TO Ie uuv H.
II certain promissorynotc.ex executed ny ss aiib a
PENDANTS, Flanagan, To ono y. r. ',uv No.
agent for the plaintiff at SAT- lAAe ~ gn',srs,i
18th 1895, for the sum of $40, bearing ii,sd n
at per cent per month, came bong euuuis,i.s,
% mortgage OF even date thereW I'm on lItI1.,s.
hereinafter described. executed y shiu w Nv, M
ants, Flanagan, to plhlntih, VINO J, ,nfyT rrsrt.
legal owner ana holder Of sara nole Anu NIX,
gage; that no part OF sad note mas ncuI ~
except the sum of i38 ON the interest, W.. 3
April 81 isJ', plaintiff paid on halu prgLl.'tb hs
delinquent taxes the sum OF s.''', VIZ he
not been paid by sud defendants 20 nA'. N
aHIl
foreclosure OF saId mortgage hnu tne sssis 4
said premises; tnat proceeds OF talo SbsJs,
applied in pHymenlA OF amounts uuu ai'tnitf
and that defendants and all persons n,A, =, h,
under them be barred and toreclnsut ID m
claim Of equity OF redemption therein .s,tst q
other relief sand premises beng p''''
follows! .. f,,, q
iieginniug co rods W. Of the n X T. C 81 ~
tho :. W 4 OF Sec ~, \. ! 5. o; H. W. o. Il,
Lake Mer., thence W. 30 rods, thence "a. I,
rods, thence +. 10 rods, thence y ~ ~. T!
place OF beginning, containing ~ Ttil
land, being situate IN talt Lake touts26, r M
And you are hereby notified mat " 3.,nt .
to appear and answer the sad co VI p.Hpl, %
above roquired, the saii plaintiff WI Apii,'
the Court for the relief demanded 'het,hsSS ,el
Witness. rhe Honorable judges nn anu TTsul
oi he District Court OF w a. he
Juiiclal District IN ana ~, q
(sEAL( state OF UtHh. this s9tl l.5ons
April. IN the year OF our unirsiJ
thousand eight hundred M H'@'
DAVID O. DUNBAR VH~
By GEo, ID. LOOMS, Deputy CleTA'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-20

NoTlCE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT a
N meeting OF the stockholders OF the Utah
and Salt Lake Canal Company will be held on
Saturday. the 5lst of July. 1871, 1T O'Clock
d. m az the Fourteenth ward meeting no use.
In the city and county OF Salt Lake, rtate of
Utah, for the purpose OF considering tho ad
visabiIity OF entering into a contract with the
Electric Power Company, corporation,
Whereby the said Electric Power Com.
pany may have the use OF pOr.
hon of tho Utah and salt Lake Canal
to convey water through the same for
the purpose OF generating power and FOR The
TRANSACTION Of such other business rs may
properly come before the meeting.
By order OF the Hoard hi Directors.
GEO. U, LAMBERT.
Secretary
Dated June rs, 1897
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-20

shERIFF's SALE.

NIOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ pursuant to decree of foreclosure and
order of sale; 10 me directed from the Dis.
tiict Court of the Third judicial District. of
the State OF U,ah, County OF bHlt Lake in u
cause therein pending, wherein, stephen
Hays is lAintiH. and John GrOesbeck. Ann H.
GroesbecH, anu Joseph >, GrOesDeck. ct al.
are deiendnnls,to which said decree and order
Of sale reference is hereby made, 1 snail eN.
bidder for each at the West Front Door of the
County Court House, IN the City Of salt Lake,
county OF salt Lake, state OF Utah. on the
3st day Of July, a. d. lsgs ,at IL O'Clock noon ali
the right. title. claim and interest OF John
GrOesheck, Ann ID. Groosbeck. and Joseph T.
Groesneo... ct al, of. in and to the following
described real estate. to wit An undivided
one third y interest in tho Northwest quarter
OF section thirty-fOur $50, Township one
south, OF Range iwO Wet alt Lake Meri-
dian, situate, lying and beng in ealt Lake
80. OF six (n) acres of land, situated on the
West SIDE of the Jordan River, IN township
salI Lake Meridian, and particularly
described as follows, to- wit :-Beginning at n
point ono hundred and tAenty seyeu and
eight tcnths az ny rods west OF the west
bank OF the Jordan river, on the south side OF
tue road that extends west from the wcst end
OF fhird south street. SAT- Lake Cityi thence
south forty 40 rods thence east twenty.fOur
t2D rods thence north forty go rods thence
wet twenty four t2i1 RODS to the place OF be-
ginning; situate In SaiJ Lake county, state Of
uWh The snid tract Of land last above dea
crIbgd A. beginning l27 IN rods west OF tho
west bank OF tue Jordan river, on the south
sldc OF he road that extends west from tho
west end oi Third South street, salt Lake
CITY, thence south forty Nul rods. thence east
twenty four (2D rods thence north forty HO)
rods; thence west Nv enty four ga rods 10 tho
place OF beginning, Is part OF the southwest
quarter Of section Two " aud part OF the
southeast quarter OF section three (3l, In sAid
Township one south Of Range one west OF tho
salt La Meridian To be sold Ar the property
OF John a. Groesbsck. Ann u Groesbeck and
Joseph IS GrOesbeck ct al, under said decree
and order OF sale in the above cause.
Dated al Salt Lake cry Utah, this 10Th day
of July. 1887.
THOMAS = LEWIs,
Sheriff OF salt Rake County.
by u. TIRMoSr. Deputy.
BooTH, LEE \ GRAY, Attorneys for plain
it,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-20
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT


Location OF Mines. rooele Couuty u,.
ftl1cipal place OF business, SAT- Lake On,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVES THAT AZ
~ meeting OF tho Board OF Director. !
the Lincoln Mining Company. hold ON alrt.
OF one cent per share WAS levied ON the esT',i
stock OF the corporation. payable at once N
HE secretary. at hIs oilico, room 81 ogrr
Hui diug. SAT- LAX" CITY, Utah. Any ,i4
upon winch tbs assessment may remain On.
pa on tho l7th day OF july, 1851. willie Il,
linquent and advertised Tor sac 90 pgis
auction ana unless pNymentis made before.
Will he sold on The l-th day Of august ~ a
pay the delinquent assessment, together win
cost Of Advertising and expense OF salc
{. ~. FELT
Secretary Lincoln Mining Compsay.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-20
NOTICE 10 CAPTAINS
Bishop says No,

Attorney General Bisncp has euh.
mltted reply to tn State board a.
equalization on the question as l.
whether tue lolrd has the power 10
irosetsr ur low 90 iniividusl or cOun y
nssessmeHt.. Hs holas that the boar
cannot.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-20
AssEssM Mt Nor,c.

Tho star Gold and silver t,l,,.
WIN principal place Of ME iomp,t,
Utah. Ao ollY. smts !,
NJ oTiCE Il HEREBY GIVEN a,..
~ a meeting OF the direri,,, 'uAT an
lhurs1aY, June 3rd, 1897. IN bed Z,
TWO ~ cents per share fsaa ,ssWeut !,
thpllal stock Of the cotpuratiYr eg Qu o.,
mediately to Z Thomas Rnne ,rrt, !Nahe la.
corporation ~ rs genernl o1'-"y q isa
Progress Building, 10 san IL No. 81
ANY STOCK upon which lhis n-s,,.N,,lY Va
remain unpaid on tho ath t5s ~, Nehl nti
VII be delinquent and adgcfiisss ssuly, gs
pnhllc auction. ana uu'oss iia ,,.,.,.i ~ iils
hcioio. WIN be sold on the 2tst ds,.gg' \ iait.
20 pay the DELINQUENT asssssti. ~, 'plr, NJ
"'''' "'''E ahu eAunnse Of XXX
III 1hAa EANE Ns
street. -"-'W 'cuiA gh
J be time NJ which the aso,,
fhall 90 delinquent IL herely $500 snet,
July ~ 1897. and ihc day OF salg NV, ant
Dated june g, 1897
81 ny order OF Board OF Dlrcr.o,. g,.-..
silver Mining Company var eoliG
THoMA, BANr.
Tho tino ~ which the pbovc ieGT.
sn"Il nc uclluqueht 10 hCrChv ystfrs.,,ssae1
August md, lsgi, and the dav n HHtu ttl.
August I'm 1897 W. sNe uhl
IS order OF the board OF director.
No.. -, Ilios. KANE, sce,c,..-
Dated July 10, 1897. ''retY
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-20

Hav.n Just received tnosher isrsi
Il ok uf Plahos u uiiiefeni mtk'7, W
are prepared TO mnEeAppcinl Inv p'ire
and IL ms Tor Jubi e. week or
Pianos nrU all ew stole, "i'st m
9iovem uts nnG stsuda d iis'iuu nj.
Call md zee fr your.rlves. Address
CALDER's MUSIC PLACE,
s5-47 Z ;5yuih.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-20

CITY md County " salt Lake ST.
/, David ?. EmeTy, recorder IN and Tor sail
Lake city. state NJ Utah. do hereby certify
that the above ana foregoing is o iul trde and
correct copy OF an ordinance entitled IAN
ordnance luyying tax on the assessed value
OF Tho taxable properly within the corporate
limits Of ~H.t Lake CITY, County Of >A t
lake, State OF Titan, FOR the year lsgi " passed.
by the city Council OF said CITY June 9Th
1897, and approved by the Mayor July md,
lsJl Ms nplcars pt record IN my uficc.
In witness whereof l have hyreunto set my
hand and affixed the corporate seal OF said
city this the aud day OF July, A. d. 1881.
SEAL DAVID 5. EMERY,
u 2!6 CITY Recorder.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-20
NOTICE TO CREDiTCR:.

EtINIU OF JOsepH IIOTne, NlClUs0d
NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
IN under igned executors OF the estate q
Joseph Horne, deceased. to the creditors q
and nil persona having claims against the slli
deceased, to exhibit ih0m with the ugrCs,ll
vouchers, within ten months tftgr the MI
pub. icnton of this notice. TO the said exec
tors at the law otllcc Of Young Il Movie Ovti
the Do.erot Natlo al Rnnk. corner Of NAE
md First South streets. in the city and coghii
of SAT- Lake, Utah.
Dated June 9th. 1897.
JOSEPH SMITH HORNE,
RICHARD san PHEN HORNE
WILLIAM j. IiOkNE.
As executors of the estate OF Joseph llonf
deceased
YOUNG n MOVIE,
AttorneyB
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-20
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ annual stockholders meeting o. tho
Remington, johnson Co, corporation, to
of said company on the second monday Of
June. 1897. having been passed at said day
Will bc held on Monday, August 10 1897, ut the
general oflce OF said company in the Auer.
bach Building, Room 3ll, Main Street, salt
Lake city, O. ~ O'CLOCK n m, on said day, for
the purpose of clecting ofllcers and transact.
ing such other business a. may come before IT,.
MINNIE y. SMITH.
Vice President.
SALT LAKE CuY, Utah, July Is. l5j7.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-20

Selling dates iron nearest points,
July 2Oth 10 24tn; rom further y ints,
July lS.h To 23id Limit all tickets
July 20 h.
FIR nil particulars c,ll on nearest
Oregon Short Llue agent,
ID. Il. hurley, G. p. & T.. A.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-20

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
IN meeting Of the Board of Directors of
the Buckeye Mining Company, held az the
Office IN Salt l. ko Guy. Utah. July ana 1897,
an assessment Of one az cent per share was
levied on the capital stock OF the corporation,
payable at once to Frank Y, Taylor secro.
tary, No, II West First outh Street, salt Lake
City, Utah. and any stock on which tho as.
sessment shall remain unpaid on the lttn day
OF August, 1897, Will be delinquent and Adver-
tised for sale At pub ne auction, and II paw.
ment Is not made before viii be- sold on the
3lst day OF August. lsg7, at the hour of y m.
at the once Of the Company, No. IL West
pay assessment and cost OF advertising and
expense Of sale.
FRANK Y. TAYLOR
secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-20

nembsrs of thc Iraus- "a ississippi
Congress
Should visit j. q. McDonald's CANDY
anu Ice Cream PRrlOTs. Opposite u.
G, NJ. |.