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NOTICE tF STOCKHOLDERS
NEE ING,

NroTIue Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ a meeting of the stockholders OF the
Utah and salt Lake Canal Company VIII be
held on saturday. the third day OF July, 1877.
at one O'Clock y. NJ, at the Fourteenth ward
meeting house, IN tho CIV and County OF sn
Lake. state " Utah, for tho purpose OF con
Steering tho udyissbllity of entering into con
poration. whereby the Haid Electric Power
Company may have this use OF portion OF tn Q
Utah and SAT- Lake Canal TO convey water
ing power, ami for the transaction Of such
other busmoas as may properly come before
the meeting
By order Of the Board OF Directors.
GEO. q. LAMBERT,
Secretary.
Dated June Is. 1871.
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Boil o eggs for seven minutes and lay
in cold water for five; cut into halves
lengthwise, remove the yolks and mash
with half an ounce Of good butter and
as much sweet cream as they will absorb
without becoming too thin mixture,
probably gill. Season with salt, pep
per and fill the whites with this. Lay
ON buttored dish, pour mushroom
sauce around and set in the oven for five
minutes.
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NOTICE.



Il Stockholders of lions Beneht building
Society will be held on Tuesday. July ld, 1897,
at O'Clock p m AT the q C.M. l Shoe Factory.
for tho election of officers for tho onsuing
year the presentation OF the financial report
and inc transaction OF such other business ae
may lawfully come before the meeting.
EDGAR HOWE, secretary.
SALT LAKE CITY, June %. 1897.
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sTOoKHoLptR MEETING

TIME ANNUAL MEETING or rVr
Il. e.ockboldcrs OF the Dppcr cold Mimi,
nnd Milling Co.. for the election OF n board q
hye trustees for the ensuing year, and such
~. VIII lie hei d nj The mice OF tho comnnnv
y West First south street. room 2le " hItin1
ham Block; salt Lake CITY, Utah, on Monday.
July 1th, 1891. a, SPIN.
r. p MORRIS.
n,,., Secretary
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rTHE ANNUAL MEETING OF TN,
stoekholdcrs OF the state Bank Of Utnh
Main nnn South Temple streets, nit Lnfe
vlty, Utah, az o'clock p. IN on 9uesd1v
July lBtli, lSs'. for the purpose OF selectite,
directors TO serve tho entning wear and fu, IKE
translation OF such othrr bueinoss as NAV
properly come before the mreling MY
HhBkK NJ. WELLS, Cashler.
SALT LAKE CRY. June lith 1891
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onice OF Dexter Said Mining Co =. Fifth Floo.
of Auerbach II ock, salt axe CITY,
Utah, june Is. 1891
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN annual IN cling OF the stock holder. OF
tho Dexter Gold Mining Co. will take place al
the hour OF 10 o'clockh. IN on Monday, July
", 1891 at room hll Auerbach Block, South
Main street, snlt Like City. for tho following
purposes, to wlt:
tirst--sor tho election of officers and
board OF Five Directors.
-econd. For the amendment Of Article nine
OF the articles Of incorporation by Inserting
after the word Monday IN spid Article the
words. ut IT. O'Clock n m. Of said day.
bird For thr tram action OF such other OF
fur her Susluess as may Lawful lily come before
said meeting
lsEAL HIRAM E. BOOTH
Secretary
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City and County OF salt Lake. ~
L. David = Emary, recorder in and for salt
Lake ttty, state Of Utah 90 hereby cctiify
that the above and foregoing is full, true ana
correct copy of an ordnance entitled AN
ordnance authorizing the Pioneer Eieciric
Power Company to erect and maintain poleh.
wires. pipes, Cnndnits and other appliances IN
the streets. lAucs, and aleys OF AIT Lake Clty.
for tho distribution and conveyance OF cleo
trical energy and gas. 10 supply tho inhnb,
iiants Of BRi6 city with liEh :. heat and power,
passed by the Oity Council 81 baiu city May IL
1871, and gpnrovcd by The Mayor May alst,
1851 as appears of record In MY oflicc.
In witness whereof | have hdtcunto set my
hand and affixed the corporate seal OF SAID
city Tins the end day of May. a. y lsgl
sEAL DAVID 2. EMERY.
B2l1 CITY Rccorder.
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ASSESS MENT NOTICE,

The star Gold and silver Mining Company.
with principal place OF business at as
Progress Duilding. salt Lake City. state of
Utah.
NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
IN meeting OF the directors, held on
Thursday. June Bird, 1891. IN assessment of
two (2) cents per share was levied on tho
capital stock of tho corporation, payable int.
mediately to homas Kane secretary OF SAID
corporation NJ its general o1lce. No ius
Progress Binding, In snlt Lake city Utah.
ANY stock upon which ms assessment may
remain unpaid on the 9Th day of July, 1881,
will be delinquent and advertised for sale at
public auction. and unless pa ment Is made
before, will be sold on the 2lst day of July. lsy1.
to pay tho delinquent Assessment together
with costs OF advertising and expense Of sale.
THOMAS KANE,
Secretary
4os Progress Building. A7-lI9 south Main
street
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ssrRay POUND NOTICE.

ONE GRAY HORSE. ABOUT 10 YEARS
" old. weight no
II the above described animal is not claimed
and taken away on or before Saturday, June
&C. 1871, 1t Will be sold at o. M, at City Stray
Pound JoHN %. MATTOX.
City Poundkeeper
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An ordinance granting site upon which to
erect o monument to the mem, ry of:theilate
Governor Dung and the Pioneers of ls41.


Be II ordained by Inc City council OF SAT-
Lake Cityi
Section i. That monument site twenty.n five
feet square at the Intersection of south
Temple and asst Temple streets IN salt Lake
CITY De and the same l. hereby forever get
apart 10 be cared for aud managed
under the auspices aud direction OF
the Brigham Young Memorial Association
and Its succcssorH, upon VIII CHI to erect q
monument 10 perpetunte he memory of the
late governor Young and tho Pioneers OF 1887,
and for the purpose aforesaid. authority Is
hereby given the said ASSOCIATION and Its euG-
ccssors to take charge of and improve SAID
site, erect said monument md maintain the
same without cost or expense TO said city,
under such plans and in such manner us shall
BIO approved by the city engineer, and to that
end the management ana control OF said site
provided. that nothing herein contained
shall authorize said association, its successors
or any person, to alter, ch nge or use said
that for which II is firein set apart, and II the
said association shalt fail to sccept the pro.
vlsionB of this ordinance within thirty days
from the approval thereof, the same shall 10
null and void.
sEcrios D
This ordinance shnli take eject from and
after Its approval
Passed by tho City Council of Salt Lake City,
State of Utah, june 5th. 1897. tito approved
and referred to the Mayor for his approval
tsEAL DAVID :, ESiE \,
Approved this ,th day Of June, A. d 1877.
JAMES SLhNDlNNlNG, Mayor.
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SCIENTIFIC MISCELLANY.

Norways Artificlait Coal forestntion
of AiricN's Oesert-Ethrr In b"r'
ticu urea Aa,urnItsr- Ersr-
Idqu.fnc,iou of AGtnclcr
yoicana--ab Es'hrtic scorpion
EirciriHca,iob af birds whcopinE
Cough ContaRion.
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Elizabeth Brown Eastmond, plaintiff VS. Ju
Illus Thompson, Frank w. lngersol, salt
Lake Cry, u municipal corporation. and
Lulu Penn Ingsrsoil, Defendant
The state of Utah senns greeting 10 Julins
Thompson. Frank W. Ingersoil. salt Lake
City, a municipal corporation, and Lulu
Penn IngersolI, defendants;
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Her Qu,vpr rnli.

The wife OF nse v iinsn-weaver OF
Neuerchen eli, in Vienna, mas pr .
s'nted her husbani with thiriy.tw
children, ana she 10 still only In her
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srArE or urAR.

City and County Of salt Lake.
], David S. tmory, Recorder In and for Salt
Lake City, state OF Utah, do hereby certify that
the above md foregoing Is a iul, true and cor.
rect copy of an ordinance, entitled AN ordi-
nance granting n site upon which to erect n
mo ment to the memory of the ate Governor
Young and the ioneers ~ Ia" passed by he
city Council OF suid city, June 9th, 1871 and
approveds by the Mayor June 5th 1885, us
appears OF record In my oflcc.
In witness whereof have herenntO set my
hand and affixed the corporate seat
tsEAL OF said city, this 7ih day OF June,
\. ID. 1877.
DAVID 9. EMERY.
CITY Recorder
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DAVID 9. EMERY.
CITY Recorder.

An ordinance amending sections 3, and " OF
chapter q OF the revised ordinances of
1881, EMIT ed Licsu ses, and repeating ali
ordinances IN conflict herewith.
Section /. be It ordained by the CITY
Council OF alt Lake Clty, state Of Utah. that
Section 80 of Chapter 22 OF the Revived ordi-
nances OF 1872 be amended so as to read as
folowA. ''All drays, trucks, vans, express
and lob wagons, carriages, cabs. coaches.
hacks, omnibuses, or other pubic passenger
vehicles, of any description or name whatso
ever, licensed as hereinbetore provided, shall
have the license therefor fra ed nd covered
with glass and securely attAoied to the
vehicle on the right hand siue thereof IN such
manner ms TO be exposed TO puv 10 VIEW. .
section II. That section " OF chapter * OF
the revised ordinances OF 1892 be amended SO
as to read as follows; ''Ary person llcented
as aforesaid. usI-E wagon, cart or other
vehicle OF any description or name whatso-
ever in the business of peddltng or hawking,
shall have the iicense therefor frameu anu
covered with glass and securely attached to
the vehicle on the right hand aldo Thereon, IN
auch manner as to be exposed to public view"
eeouon III. ~ ordinances and parts ihere'
of In conlict herewith, are hereby repeated
Passed by the City Council OF ait LAKE Viiy,
state OF Utah. May ith. 1881. title approved
and referred to the Mayor for hts hpprovaI'
(sEAL DAVID $. EMERY,
City Recorder.
Approved this the 9th day Of May. A, d.
' JAMES GLENDINNING,
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SUM MONS.

In the District Court OF the Third Judicial
District of the state of Utah. County
OF salt Lake.
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Frank Thompson ne Executor of the last will
and testament OF James thompson
deceased, aud Joe u, Lane, Administrator
with the will annexed of the ESTATE OF sand
James Thompson, deceased. Plaintiffs,
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Carlton W. veatch. Eslelle voatuh. Charles l..
lrsne, William o. Thomas and Mrs ......
Thomas, the wife OF said William o..
Thomas, David a. Depuo. ct al, defcn-
DAME
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STATE OF UTAH,
City ard County OF SAT- Lake,

STATE OF UTAH, lac.
City ard County OF salt Lake.
L David s Emery, recorder in aud for salt
Lake City, state OF Utah do hereby certify
that the above and foregoing Is full, true and
correct copy of an ordnance, enthou on
Chapter . of the Revised Ordinance OF lsss
entitled 'Lioenses', ard repeating all ordl.
names in conflict herewith" passed by the
CITY Council OF SAID city May ith 1897, and APP
proved by the Mayor May 9th, 1881, as appears
Of record in my office -
In witness whereof have hcreunto set my
hand and affixed tho corporate seal
JsYAI.l OF SAID city the 9Th day OF May. 4.
DAVID 8. EMERY.
Bale City Recorder.
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SUMMONS.

In the District Court OF the Third Judicial
Dislrict OF the state OF Utah. County
Of Salt Lake.
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STOCKHOLDERS, MEETING.

SALT LAKE cry, May and, isoi secretary
, 1897-11-12

Like the buses, cabs were introduced
from Paris, but some ten years earlier,
or, say, about 1920. Although its type
was not at all settled. the cabriolet was
u little, hoodshaped vehicle, quite above
its axle, and therefore very high and
difficult to get into. 1t was only intend
ed to carry one passenger, though two
slim mes who did not mind squeezing
could generally manage to find room.
The driver sat on a little shelf or perch
on the right hand side, quite outside
the body of the machine. This was an
English innovation. In Paris driver and
fare shared the same seat. and this was
continued here for private c%abriolets.
The ingenious Mr.. Joseph Hanson,
who was an architect of Hinckley,
Leicestershire, however, bethought him
i'll 1884 that if he used larger wheels and
suspended the body of the cab between
them, the vehicle would hold two east
ly, or three at a pinch, would balance
better, be easier to draw. and safer if
the horse fell. Further improved by
putting the driver behind and the axle
under the seat, the invention soon made
its way, and by the tifties the hanson
was as much the favorite cab of London
as as it is today. The original patent is
dated Dec. 23, 1884. - Gentleman's
MaQaZius.
, 1897-11-12

The ingenuity of the sportsman is
perhaps no better illustrated than by
tho use he puts the English language to
in designating particular groups of ami
mails. The following is II list of the
terms which have been applied to the
various classes: a covey of cartridges,
a hide of pheasants. u wisp of snipe, a
flight of doves or swallows, u muster of
%peacocks,a siege of herons, a building
of rocks, a brood of grouse, a stand of
plover. u watch of nightingales. a clat-
tering of %cloughs, a herd Or bunch of
cattle, IA flock of geese, a bevy of quails,
a cast of hawks, Il swarm of bees, a
school of whales, Il shoal of behring's, IL
herd of swine, Il skulk of foxes, u pack
of wolves, II drove of oxen. u sounder of
hogs, Il troop of monkeys, q pride of
lions, u sleuth of bears, a gang of elk.
, 1897-11-12

"That case in Maine recalls an incl
dent in my own experience" said the
lawyer who profits largely upon the
matrimonial troubles of others. There
was a rich widow living in the town
where l began practice and after her
weeds were discarded she was given
over to the lighter ways of society. She
was especially prone to Irritation at her
iavorlte summer resort and her engage
ments there were held as lightly us those
of the veriest summer girl. Her return
home from a summer of unusual bril-
lance was followed in short time by a
respectable looking gentleman of 30 who
showed his business qualities by walk
ing into my Office and putting down a
handsome retainer before talking bust
ness.
Now. sir, he stated with admirable
directness, i want you to begin a 500
900 suit against this wealthy widow.
She gave me an unqualified promise Of
marriage and now refuses to make it
good. Men have hearts to break and
pride to huniliate, just us women have,
and | propose to strike u blow for my
SEX
Would you COMPROMISED
"'ies, i'll case you so advise, but not
for less than half the sum named and Il
written apology from her, If it would
help any in the matter of Il settlement
out of court. | have the affidavits of half
Il dozen poor devils that she has thrown
over from time to time
The widow stormed and fumcd and
then capitulated. She couldn't face the
prospect of having her foolish flirtations
blazoncd before the public. After she
had welded again and gone abroad my
client made this admission to me: Il
was never engaged to that widow and
had she proposed to settle by marrying
me | would have run | took chances tn
her forgetting Just whom she did prom
Use to marry and | won. "-Detroit
Free Press.
, 1897-11-12

After the young man had criticised
the course of the prosecuting attorney
at some length and had ended up by i'll
forming him what he should have done
the latter grasped him warmly by the
hand and remarked:
1T is evident that you have given
this case considerable thought, Mr..
Brown. and the arguments you advance
in support of your position convince me
that there is only one reason in the
world why you should not even now be
as successful Il lawyer us L."
And what is that" asked tho young
man.
lyon don't know as much"
AS the young man slowly picked his
way along the street he couldn't help
wondering to himself whether it was
really worth while to give SO much val
liable time to other peoples business. -,
Chicago Post.
, 1897-11-12
A SONG OF THE ROAD.

Rain and sun, min and sun,
Cloud and wind in the sky,
White roads that westward run,
Banks where "A man may lie,
Sleep and dream that his trs mping's done
And tie long, long idleness begun.
Crickets chirp by the fire,
G~rasshcppcIs wild are we,
The white Tond's our desire
Where foot and tongue wag free,
And kisses grow upon every brier,
And dreams are hanging from every tree.
Cloud and wind. loud and wind,
These bc our friends instead.
Every bush keeps kind
Shade for a varrant head.
Sweet, let the Il world lag behind.
The reckoning road runs on ahead.
Black and White.
, 1897-11-12

There is a passage in the following
paper which might strike the casual OBJ
server ms something facetious. but he is
assured that no such effect was in mind
when the sentence was indited. The
paper referred to is a receipt originally
given by an enterprising firm of Harris
burg druggists, and the form used was
In common vogue at the time. Thus it
runs.
Received July 2lst, l75, Of Mr.. David Scar.
let. the sum Of faU. in full Of all sccts. since
the year One. when the wv. was q sucking
baby. up to this day, being after the celebra-
ton Of independently. FENTON Il HUNT.
Longevity to Washington and God save the
Congress.
philadelphia Ledger.
, 1897-11-12

"Only IA quarts of milk for 81 here
after?" exclaimed Ardup. well, we'll
simply have to quit taking it, that's
Ill. We can't afford it. People a live
without milk"
And Ardup's Indignation was 30 great
that he did not cool of thoroughly un-
Ill after he had gone down town and
scent SO cents playing billiards. Chi
n Tribune
, 1897-11-12

Hicks-What Il tiresome bore Suffer
is! He is forever telling about the
things he has eaten. It's positively dis
gushing.
Wicks-Oh, you are too hard on
Suffer-! Sometimes he is talking about
the things he is going to eat.-Boston
Transcript.
, 1897-11-12
1rhHOUGH SERVICE.

The through a service to Denver.
Kansas City, Omaha. Chicago. st. Louis
and other eastern cities, via the UNION
PACIFIC and connections. is u%nexcelled
by any other line.
Tho equipment consists Of Pullman
and Tourist eleepers. Chair Carr. Din
ing Cars, Buffet, Library and Smoking
CnsA
For tickets, time tables and OIL = In
furmatioo call o.
O. CLARK. Agent.
, 1897-11-12

TIL" Suian expedition while engaged
IN laying the new Nile railway. saw
some remarkable mlrares From u dis.
t;ince the men appeared to be working
II II beautiful lake. and on all sides
- "a to lie seen lakes beautifully wood.
II hills. ships and cascades When
Wked ut through iitldglasscs the lIlu.
on WIS heightened rather than dinin-
fat
, 1897-11-12
Killed by Railway.

The proportion of killed to the num-
Der of railway travellers is: France, I
in 10, 600, 600; Great Britain, l in 49,
900, 600, and in the United States, l in
J, 400. OOQ.
, 1897-11-12

The Republican has received the nm
est catalogue Of society address cards
ever published and invites those desir-
ing anything In that line to call and
examine It before ordering. Ev<-y 80
ciety b represented In the list and many
nne designs for ball programs are
shown. This catalogue 10 from the Gel
epratsd house Of Milton Fl. Smith. Of
Rochester, N. 7. A new process called
AIk-tons lends . beautiful lnish to the
work q thls jDstly celee0Asa coocsEn.
, 1897-11-12

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Meets first and third Tuesdays in A. o.
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Chas. W. Bussard, Clerk.