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The Dickinson press., 1897-04-17

oe 10 p motsnn ~. ,,,,ou;n. h;,,. wo 70
audited and allowed and warrants or.
9ero9 oraWn IOr the SAME VIZ
Lee : Les, work and material on Glad, .. 90
stone * q y
on'a''' A'30' b 5otSlk a s sp1ssuuppeer IS 50
Walker Brothers, Office supplies, blanks. 80 80
's cnmn y: Sonnoets' ses'l0es .on oa''as 20 m
il. freeman, ofice supplies s %
! yo :; f R;a1sss.k salary s.'sys clerk eo1o 81 d t.es eoqes II" W
On COUNTIES. .:a..: ...... 81 s.
Carrie S;95d 4 Gor Office sIpRlies. Il GO
M" S%Se~ " les
w. A. Mcclure. assistance ~tepauper:.:: 4 20
Th aonat. B 6faass carpenter work an
Rebt. Nel. Watching county BRIDGE" 80
AdSS1ph6 , niRsEs boarding nH11las p pau s9n hnssles g
John isssbeekk sssisry county treasurer lei Is
I; 6. Padduck, unloading car Ct Xood,.. GO
John m L AySae iie's cosi lo rI pa pIsn.. 10
First NsFf.' Bank rent Of oAaees...." 80. 75 90
b &! II: beRR s : labor a'. on p 6Fi saE:t ;..i;;s g : ~ ~
Hsnass M lfsiLa', resasapervisor dist. No. s.. q %
walker Bros, 5 81
v. A, Mcclure, salary and mileage coun.
~ ee#Yjssia4er. p q % %
4 FL J. BD sFrs%ee. s ssia.y e soapfy a aSditor ""4
usnorgapised eosunties: 80 %
Go: ~, Re-. salary and mileage county 90 o.
GUY !. D IssFsGasss;' po.tse. and idd' express, q
VIII. Walton, salary county commits ~
w. e' 81. W ela %l sssIsts s0 S, to paSper 60
On motion The bill Of Tribune job
Printing co. Of $3.50 was disallowed
on the grounds that the same had
been audited before.
V On motion the board adjourned TO
Q a. m. April 9th.
At 9 a. m. April 9th the board con.
vened: all members present.
On motion the petition or L. N. p.
Griswold and Ave others for the for
nation of a school district in twp. 1874,
las and l36. north of ranges "a. 1Q5. Q6
and 07 west. waa. unon the recon-.
mendation Of the county sunerintend.
ent of schools. oranted.
On motion tho netition of A. Kud.
ma and seven Others for the forma.
tion Of a school district in twp. l4l
north Of ,anres S5. o. and o. west.
was I'M the recom,nendation of the
snnerintendent of schools. granted.
The Following resolntion MAS sub
mittad nv observation-disclosures Lee and it's
adontion carried. Viz.
Whereas r. ". Kittell was elected
tn the office Of ;ustice of the peace,
and hayin" failed to qualify In the
time allowed Nv law. a vacancy in the
said oasoa ev,sts - I. tharefnra.
Rasoived. that D. w. Kittell be and
ba H IL barehv s anno s f. ii, said Va,
cancv.
On motion the Official bond and
peace, was, after being referred to
the states attorney as to form, up.
nrovod
p1vvou
ed and on motion adopted.
" xM 1i T"hn T;oPsr p n s+on.
aav 9e and So9a R rsnsi e. a =. a'a an.
pointed d' BY this board as viewers st
nronosed change and lavino ont a new
enS q ranort tho;r rrocood
anu w 1oPoIs '"oAA pAoe0o"-
ings; and, .-~...
"n Nn S. .S; ;ss .ppikS annn,nt
the law unaer WHlcn appOlnt
mentS were made has been repealed,
r. IA tharafora.
Resolved, that said viewers be and
they ara herebv DISCHARGED from the
s.Sy !. S..4sc 800. ..;i
PoI1Olmance OI any 0utloo uuuoI oaAu
appointment.
VuaoosAvu y oe.G r"
At z p, %. board convened.
On motion h0ard adjourned to Q a
Hs.sI
The Dickinson press., 1897-04-17

The southern papers tell of
$4,000 farms covered by water
along the Mississippi; the dam
age to property S65,ooo.ooo!
The Dickinson press., 1897-04-17

Estimates Wanted.
Estimates are wanted for diRRina
and stoning = well. For particular,
call ct the Press O@ce.
The Dickinson press., 1897-04-17
Horses for Sale,

Heavy draft horses, well broken,
for sale at prices that will suit
Ranch head of Maybe Greek. Ad.
dress me at Dickinson.
Att. ii. C. Quini0n.
The Dickinson press., 1897-04-17
CARTER says his bond was
"guilt" edge. Perhaps it was.

CLEAN up the yards, the sire cts,
and don't stop shortof a thorough
lob.
The Dickinson press., 1897-04-17
NOTICE OF CONTEST AGAINST
HOMESTEAD ENTRY.

HOMESTEAD ENTRY.
U. S. Land Office, Bismarck, N. D..
March IS, 1897.
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
Thomas Dunkley for abandoning his Homestead
Entry No. 6OH, dated August 9TH, 1891, upon the
n. W.. sec. 20, twp. 139 n, range Of, " in Stark
county, North Dakota, with q view to the cancel
!!ssttion Of said entry. Contestant alleging that said
entryman is now dead; that he abandoned said
land more than six months next prior to his
home on said land: the said parties are hereby
SUMMONED to appear at the Office 81 the county
judge Of Stalk County, NORTH 'Dakots, on the
spond and furnish testimony concerning said
alleged abandonment. Hearing at this ONCE on
May 8, 1897. Bpm.
8-30-6. E. A.. LANE Register.
The Dickinson press., 1897-04-17
Herd Notice.

The undersigned will be prepared to take Q
town herd as soon a. grass grows. Good water,
good pasturaRe. good care: The usuai price will
4-3-9t. T. CusKELLY.
The Dickinson press., 1897-04-17
Oncial Proceedings Of the Board Of
County Commissioner OF Stark
County, N. D.
Dickinson. April S. 1897.

AAR
Board convened in regular session
on above date. Present Commission.
ers w. H. Walton, w. A. Mcclure
and Geo. w. Lee, Commissioner Nc
Clure in the chair.
Minutes of last regular and inter-
vening meetings read and on motion
were approved with the following
corrections:
"Resolved that the Dickinson PREss
be and 10 hereby declared the official
paper of Stark county for all official
and county printing for year 1897"
he changed to read as follows:
"Resolved that the Dickinson PRESS
be and is hereby declared the official
paper of Stark county for the year
1897"
On motion the following road super
visors were appointed for the ensuing
The Dickinson press., 1897-04-17
NORTHWESTERN GROWN
TREES REF

Catalogue Tor 1877 Mailed Free.
Full Of good things for Farmers and Gardeners.
Earliest and best of all,Field and Sweet Corn.
HARDY FRUIT TREES and SMALL FRUITS,
Native Cottonwood, Ash, Box Elder and
Willow Trees.
Oscar H. Will & Co., Bismarck, n. D..
1-9-3m.
The Dickinson press., 1897-04-17

PLANT trees. They will grow
if properly cared for, and give
you comfort within a short time.
The Dickinson press., 1897-04-17
Taken I'm.

Came to my place 5 miles south of Dickinson
in December last, two head Of two.year-old
steers, one branded on right shoulder, the other
AF combined on right hip.
4-3-3p. ANDREW MILLER,
The Dickinson press., 1897-04-17

On motion the official bond and
oath of A. M. Packard, assessor End
commissioner district, was duly ap-
proved.
On motion the board adjourned to
2 p. m.
At 2 p. m. board convened; all men,
bers present.
On motion the following bills we re
audited and allowed and warrants or.
The Dickinson press., 1897-04-17
Relating t. Firebreaks.

An act to amend sections 1854, 1866,
1866 and 1858 of the Revised Codes
of North Dakota, relating to ire
breaks, appointments Of fire
wardens and duties Of county com.
The Dickinson press., 1897-04-17
District No. 3 shall consist of the
f0llouzino dascrihad tarritoru viz.

Beginning on the south boundary line of the
state at the corner oranges 80 and CAV thence
to the corner of twps. al and 142 of ranges %
and o. W.: thence east along the line between
twvps: III and ~ to the corner of twps: III and
the line between ranges 90 and 81 W. to the south
boundary line of the state; thence west along
of bepinninp.
The Dickinson press., 1897-04-17

Send your wool to US for Custom Work or Ex.
change. The best wool market in the Northwest,
Year book with samples, price List and shipping
instructions free to any address.
The Dickinson press., 1897-04-17
Deafness Cannot 10 Cured

Approved March Q. 1897.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-05

yyTHEREAs, THE SYNDICATE MINING
,sMI, ana ni,iing Company" BY iis certain
a u. 1884. and duly recorded in the recorders
9llce OF the County Of looelo. in the state of
Utah, in hook "E'' Of mortgages. page 26l, did
sell and convey TO the unde.signed trustee the
following described and named lode mining
claims, to.ws; The Monopolist No. / the
llonopoist No. ?; the Monopolist No. 3; the
Monopolist Not; the syndicate No. land
syndicate NO =; bearing gold and othor
metals, and situated IN Camp Floyd mining
district, loOole county and state OF TITAN
SAID claims arc OF record in and upon tho
mining records OF said district, aud for q more
particular description of SAID claims refer
once is hereby made to said records as a part
thereof.
Together with all tho tonemeuts, heredita-
ments. and nppurtenances thereunio belong
in trust for tho purpose Of securing tho
payment OF ccrlnin ptOmissoTy note. made
date the 4th day OF December, lsg6, payable
thirty days after date 10 the Utah National
Bank, or order, at said bank. In salt Lake city.
Utah with interest from date ut the rate OF
twelve per cent per annum, until paid aud
which said pfomissoTy NOTE is particularly
described in said Deed Of Trust; and whereas
according to the terms aud conditions OF sad
nc'e ana sand Deed Of Trust said note lie due,
ana no par OF the same ha, boon paid, and
whereas II was and Is provided IN said Deed
Of Trust that should default DO made in The
payment OF HAid note, said Trustee should
procaod TO sell said property. or 80 much
thereof as might be necessary, At public auo.
lion TO the highest bidder for cash, for tho
purpose of paying said note and fulfilling and
dihchaTging tue duties and Obligations of said
trust.
And whereas said Utah National Bank,
the owner and holder OF said promissory
note, has requested said Trustee to proceed to
sell said property, or so much thereof as may
he nee tsary, under and In accordance with
the terms and provisions OF said deed OF trust
10 pay said promiasory note and 10 dis
charge the duties and Obligations OF sait
trust;
Now therefore /, the undersigned trustee.
Aforesaid al the request OF tho said owner
and holder of said promissory note, will. in
accordance with the terms and provisions OF
said deed OF trust. on Friday. the btn day OF
March. A. D., ls9I. at u o'clock noon, IN the
CITY and County OF Salt Lake in the rtate of
Utah, at tho south front door OF the County
Court House OF tho said County OF shlt Lake
tbeing the Joint Jlty and County buildingl,
sell At public auction TO tho highest bidder for
each. lawful money of the United states, said
properly. or go much thereof ns may be neees.
sary TO pay sad motto and interest, and to
satisfy the tsmo, and the costa and expenses
nm commissions Of sale, and to discharge tho
duties impose on me by sad decd of trust.
WILLIAM C. HALL, Trustee.
Dated SALT LAKE CuI, Utah. February
9Th lAlT
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-05

when young and callow freshman,
used to try all kinds OF fool expert
ments," laughed the usually staid pro-
fessor. 1.-THE inspiration TO these ont
breaks Of lunacy was in the surround
ings. would fall in u fit just to SEQ
some of the old people scampcr about
and look frightened. Among strangers
/ would sometimes pretend to be dumb,
sometimes deaf and on occasions assume
both of these difficult roles. Tom Hitter
always used to help me when he was
available
Zone day when we were on our way
to college, n bevy of pretty, laughing
girls took the train at village station
and fiuttercd into our car. winked ut
Tom, and the farce began. After we had
murdered tho sign language of the
mutes in few meaningless finger ges-
lures ind facial contortions, Tom left for
the smoker, for he never could control
his risibles
what pity, said one Of the girls.
1T is hard, chirped up tho prcttiest
of the lot, ito DO deaf and dumb and in
addition TO being so mortal homoly.
Note the size of that mouth, girls, the
slope Of that forehead, the failure TO
mate in those eyes and the hump on that
nose that is Roman-all over his face.
II came mighty near having natural
fit, for l was fairly good looking boy
and proud of it, Some of the other
young ladies undertook my defense, but
my defamer rode rough shod over them
all. was sallow, shallow, narrow aud
criminally disposed. If my picture did
not some time adorn rogues' gallery,
Justice would bo cheated. And that
young fellow who had gono out was no
better 1 invented case of nosebleed
and fled.
1T was Toms sister who had been
visiting friends, and he put up the job,
got even with her, for she B my wife, "
Detroit Free Press.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-05

The divine origin of Jesus can never
find acceptance with our people His
claim also as the greatest teacher Of hu-
mainly can never be substantiated as
long as we have Moses and the prophets,
Job and the Psalms Our laws come
through the son Of Amram, our exhor-
tations to righteousness from the sacred
seers, our submission to Gods will from
the dweller of Uz, our sweet sentiments
of love and gratitude from the royal
singer. The Old Testament indeed places
emphasis on the element of righteous.
ness, yet love finds expression through
out these writings, particularly in the
Psalms, Nowhere can We find better
deiinition--if definition be possiIle-of
religion than in Micah utterance, He
hath told thee, o man, THAT ia good
and what the Lord requi-eth OF thee;
only to do justice, to love kindness and
to walk humbly with thy God " Hillel
also taught the golden rule before Jesus.
Have we not, for this and still better
reasons, chosen him as the exponent Of
Jewish ideal and practiceY In studying
his life and pondering upon his sayings
can we not learn much Of loving kind.
ness, gentleness humility and pietyi
The ethics Of the fathers set forth what
the Torah took as its premise, HE that
loyeth God loveth his fellow beings; he
that loveth his fellow beings loveth
God. "-Amorican Hebrew.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-05

NOTICE is HEREBY GlNKN THAT PUR.
IN auAnt to an orderot sale aud decree OIL
foreclosure 10 me directed from the 1hird
District court OF the state Vt Utbh, County OF
SAT- Lake, IN the case therein penang. 10
which Z. n. Deere IS plain ID and Henry W az
ener. Margaretha WAGNER. the Wagener
brewing Company, corporation. the hhtiOn-
al Bhns Of tho Republic, corporation, VIM
sehaunlcr George Jullens and brigham Young
trust Company, corporation, are defend
ants, 10 winch order Of sale and decree refer
once "a hereby made, snail expose for sale
a. public auction to the highest bidder Tor
cash al the east front door OF tho joint city
OF salt La c, state ~ Utah, upon Thursday,
the hrst day of April, A ID 1881, at u O'Clock
noon OF said day the property herein 10
low described. and all the right, utc,
claim or interest OF said Honry Wag'
ener, Margsretha WAGNER. WAGNER
Hrewing Company, National Bank OF the te.
public. William schauiiier, George Cullens
and bingham Young Trust Company in and TO
tue following described real estate situate In
SAT- Lake County, State OF Utah, to.wtt;
All Of the east half of tho northwest quar-
ter and lots enc ~ and two ~ of section
eleven an, township ~ south. range one tD
east, salt Lake meridian, with all the teno-
ments, Embellishments and Hppurtenanees
therounto belonging.
Also all OF tho south half OF lot one ~ block
sixty three, plat "B, :" salt Lake CITY survey,
together with all the tenements, horedita.
ments, privileges and appurtenances thereunto
belonging to DO sold as tho property of
Henry wagner. Margaretha WAGNER and tho
WAGNER Browlng Company. under said order
OF sale and decree IN tnu above cause.
1871 CYRusL HAwLEY,
hecGiyer OF tho wsgencr brewing Company.
STEPHENS SMITH, Plaintiff Attorneys.
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TKU EE's SALE

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
~ accordance with and under the power
and authority granted by that certain truGt
deed made on the 22nd day OF October, A. ID,
SAID trust deed is recorded In Book ''D" of
mortgages on page AZ records of Tooeo
County, Utah. the UNDERMINED Will offer for
sale Hnd sell TO the highest bidder for cash. at
the west front of the salt sake County Court
House Otherwise knewn, as tho JOINT
day Of April. isa7, at Il O'Clock noon of hat
day ali the real oststo hereinafter described.
or 20 much thereof as may be necessary to pay
and discharge the Indebtedness secured by
pad in accordance with the terns of SAID
trust deed by r. n. Jones tho owner and
holder of SAID indebtedness, and tho expenses
of SAID trust including Reasonable attorney
and counsel fees md compensation TO sad
trustee for his SERVICES ana the cost OF thia
notice.
Ibis sale will be made a; the request Of tho
holder OF said Indebtedness, and because OF
the default in payment of said indebtedness
at maturity
said real estate Is particularly described as
Al the following described premises and
mining property, hituate In Ophir Hill Mining
DisIici, county OF Tooolc then Territory, now
state OF Utah, to wit;
An undivided onc-half ~ interest In the
Emile Lode Mining Clam described as follows:
General Land Onice number eighteen thousand
four hundred and forty-twO tls.it3l, mineral
certificate number fifteen hundred and forty
two, patented August tenth tiul, 1891, to Moy
Ian q. FOX and VIM. O. Miller, lot number one
hundred and forty nine ui9l ophir Hill Dis
Dated March 18th. isn7.
L. d. Il. TuouPsos, Attorney.
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PENNINGTON.
TARMINdroN, UTAH, Arr. 4, 1897.
The Courts.

Our otherwise peaceful city hsp
OF late, been rent to Its very center
with Internal dissersionp, - q toluil
OF which We have several bruiscrs be.
waiting tho loss OF certain sheckels To.
Gently dep'sited with the city treEs'
urer.
One OF cur citizens said to another OF
our citizens divers things, not ex'
pressed In TOT es OF love ana not TO be
found in the ueeniogue. Citizen No.
I also called Citizon No. .. such
names As are not heard In Sunday
schools. For all OF which the reiTao.
tory cit zsn paid the SUN OF $40 and
costs.
In the ease Of the People VS. Ramp.
ten and Dustop, Justice King fined
the rscaIcitrhn ts SIS each.
The chief case OF interest In the
criminal court was the trial OF James
Warren, before Justice Lamb. War
rem ie the man who hired gig ftem
Sam CLARK of Salt Lake CITY and
started northward with goodly qusn.
tity OF liquor. BY the time he reached
Csntervlllo he was anxious to "seH
out" lin this he failed. Reaching
Farmingtop. as he expressed himself
to n NEWS reporter. be goi
mixed up anu sold the CUNT to j. w.
Steed for SIS. Warren thea made for
Ogden, where no was arrested ON the
complaint OF Clark on the charge OF
mbeEzlemeni.
Clark meanwhile hse obtained poe
eessien OF his nc ,se aud buggy.
Warren confessed to the NEWS man
to having taken the outfit, bus stalled
he got "mixed up" anu was In hurry
to get to Ogden, Intending 10 return
next day and redeem his horee and
buggy from Shock"
Before Juetics Lamb today he plead
guilty to the charge and was bound
over to await the action Of tho district
court. Bail wac fixed at $500, In ds.
fault Of which he wen, to jai. War.
rem acts at times very much like one
non compps mentus'
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NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ pursuant to an order OF sale and decree
OF ioreciosuro to NE directed from the Third
JAdieial District Court OF the state OF Utah,
county OF salt lake. IN a cause therein pend.
ing wherein stephen Hays 10 plaintiff. and the
1teuwaukee Gold and SILVER Mining company
a corporation, Michael shaughnessy and
Andrew Uhristopherson, and j. q. swan, IN
teiNeuor. are defendants, TO which order II
sale and decree Of foreclosure reference Is
hereby made shall expose ior sale at pub.
nc auction 10 the highcHt bidder for cash at
the west front ooor OF the County Court house
IN the CITY Of SAT- Lake, county OF salt Lake,
state of Utan, on the 18th day OF March. &. II
lsl, at l. O'Clock noon. all the right, title,
claim and interest OF tho Tieuwaug ee Gold
and silver Mining company. corporation,
Michael shaughnessy. Andrew Christopher
ton and ]. Swan. OF, IN and to the following
described real estate. situate. lying and being
in the county OF salt LaAe state Of tab, and
particularly described ns follows, tO.wtl: The
lieuwaukee group Of mines, situate, lying ana
being In the West Mountain Mining District.
salt Lake County, utah, and more partic.
ularly named Ne follows: The Iieuwaukee
Mining Claim the 1ieuwlukee No. . Mining
Claim the Tilden Mining Claim, the Lorenzo
Mining Claim; the My Tor ElD Mining Claim.
the George ming Clam; the Surprise Min.
ing Claim; tho Kelsey Mining Claim the Tyn
Mining Clbim: the Mystic Mining Claim; the
Claim tho Caledonia Mining Claim. the Glib.
bona Mining Claim; tho Mcqueen Mining
Claim, the Side Issue Mining Claim; the
AEetlc Mining Claim; the Protector Mining
Claim, and the surplus Mining Claim; 10
geihcr with all the toDements, Entertainments
and Rnpurtennnces thereuntc belonging or
In Anywise appertnining, to be sold as the
property OF the iieuwaukee Gold and Silver
Mining Company, corporation and Michael
hhhughnnessy, under said order Of sale and
decree in the above cause.
Dated at salt Lake city, Utah, this 18th day
of February, a. ID. 1897.
THOMAS T. LEWIS
Sheriff OF Salt Lake County, Utah.
By ]. II. TTsiMoNY.
Deputy Sheriff.
BOOTH. LEE & GRAZ,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT PUR.
IN suRnt to an order OF sale and decree OF
foreclosure to me directed from the Thud
Judicial District Court. OF the State OF Utah,
County of salt Lake In cause therein pend.
ing wherein the first National Bank OF Raw.
Inns, wyoming, q corporation. 10 plaintiff and
fenimoro Chatterton and Mira. S. y. Castleton
are defendants TO which order OF sale and ue.
cree reference is hereby made; shall expose
for sale at public auction, to the highest bid.
der for each, at the west door OF the County
County OF, salt LACE. state OF Utah,
on the 18th day OF hArch. A. D. 1851
at II O'Clock noon, all the right titls, claim
and interest of fenimoro ChatteTton and tho
FIRST National Bank of Hawlins. Wyoming, q
corporation, in and TO the following de.
scribed real estate, situate lying and being in
Salt Lake County. state OF Utah, and particu.
larry described as follows, wit The south
three (s) rods, by ten (lO) rods OF Lot TOUR In
Mock twenty six (26l. PlRt I'D, SAT- Lake
City survey, together with all and singular the
iencments, horeditamenis, and appurtenAnces
thereunio belonging or In anywlse RppertAin.
ing TO he sold as the property of Fenimorc
Chntterton ut the suit OF Mrs S, f. CRstleton
Dated February I'm. 1897.
THOMAS Z. LEWIs
Sheriff Salt Lake County Utah.
BY j. Ii, TnMONY,
peplty sheriff.
H. ID. HBMPsTEAD,
Attorney for Mrs. {. Y. CAstleton.
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showed her the wish6one, lyon take
hold here and 1 II take hold here. Then
we must both make wish and pull and
when it breaks tho one who has tho
bigger part OF it will have his or her
wish gratiflod.
"But 1 don't know what to wish
for, " she protested.
ooh, you can think Of something, 4"
he added.
mo, / can't, " she replied. II can t
think of anything want very much, /"
"Well, III wish for you, he ex-
claimed.
"Will you rcally?" sho asked.
ayes"
"Wcll, then, there's no uso fooling
with the old wishbone, " she interrupted
with glad smile "You can have me.
Comic Cuts.
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Also the following described stock OF tho
said corporation standing on the books Of said
corporation In the nHG,e OF Charles hammers.
hOrf, but IN and TO which ClarA, Ward a Co..
H. Cslibran, samuel Newhouso and their
nH6oCiates therein. or their yendees, and
George Arthur liicc and his ashOciates there.
IN, anu their yendees; and =. 4. t,Odbe or his
yondeGs either have or clam to have some
right or interest; but in or TO what particular
shares of eaiu stock Is unknown anu who said as.
sociatos or vendors are Is unknown to snid cor
poratIon or its directors And so this notice
is 10 DO taken and considered az having Charles
lamorsdorfs name, ana the name OF each OF
said other persons claiming tue sAmo as set
opposite each OF the following shares OF stock.