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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-12

METHODIST SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
Tho rccuiar monthly meeting of tho
Methodist sunday School Society of Rich
uond was held no Trinity Methodist
church sunday afternoon at 1880 O'Clock
Alfred j. Gary. president, Charles ].
Radv. secretary.
The meeting was % very interesting one
rnd well attended. The superintendent of
Trinity school reported the school in good
condition.
Tile monthly reports from the several
schools indicated considerable improve
ment in roll strength as Wen as average
attendance
Rev. A. b Dunnawav. ID. D.. made am
excellent address. Subject, THE Family
and the Sunday school, The Doctor
elaborated the following points J. The
family needs the Sunday school 10 help
en- The spiritual management OF the chill
dren. q TO promote spiritual growth In
Christian knowledge. 3. AS a safeguard
against evil TIE sunday school needs
the family ~ sustain IT, and 20 ensure ITS
prosperity. The address was fun of good.
wholesome advice.
The exercises were enhvened by excel
lent singing hy @ quartottc from ST.
Johns German church choir, CONSISTING Of
Nrs Eohler Miss Mcneil. Mr. Phillips
and Mr Rucger
The next meeting Of the Society viii be
held az Centenary church on the second
sunday in November The board meet
inc Will De held 1t Broad street church.
on the fourth sunday in this month
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-12

NIIss RrArR WILL RESUME HER
\ SHAKESPEARE CLASS TUES
DAY. october 10th. $3.50 O'Clock. Miss
Blair will organize tourists class FOR
persons remaining at home and those
blaming a European tour First meeting
TUESDAY. October lyth j. 80 /. W.
both classes 10 assemble at the Mt Yer
non. 2I5 east Franklin street. Apply ol-
east Leigh Fridays from - 90 p No
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-12

PROTECT YOURSELF against sickness
and 5ure with Hood sarsaparilla. Weak.
hin hin. impure blood is sure TO result in dis
ease.
HOODS PILLS are easy to take, easy
20 onerate. cure indigestion, .biliousness.
&c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-12

Western Union Telegraph Company; ".
G. Pond against +. a. Lowry; Thompson
aRinst Maynard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-12

held tho first OF their regular fort
Camp held the first Of their regular fort
nightly meetings yesterday afternoon. at
half-past 8 o'clock. at the camps quarters
north Eighth street. Mrs. Northen pre-
sided. the meeting being devoted TO re-
ports of receipts from the Confederate
FESTIVAL last spring, to reports Of new
cases needing aid. and other purely rou-
tine business.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-12

on Thursday Mr.. John SHELTON VIII
liams will conduct a large party Of gem
tlemen from New York and Richmond
over the entire length Of the Georgia ana
and Alabama railroad in his private
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-12
SCHOOLS.
MagiIIS History Of Virginia,
THE STANDARD
SCHOOL HISTORY
OF THE STATE.
SOUTHERN SCHOOL

Size. l2mo. 37i pages fully illustrated.
Price. I.O.
This is not only a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-12

Mrs Tovnes. Miss Elizabeth Townes.
and Nr william Townes have removed
fror, cast FRANKLIN to west Grace street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-12

Major stiles and family will return 70
the city on the 18th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-12

Nrise Helena LEROY. Mr.. Jack Caperton
and Mr.. William TOwnes were among
c.+,,rsa,-'s ..isftOrs 10 Bon Air.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-12

1912 east Main street, Richmond, Va.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-23

Mr.. VIM. Banner OF SpriDgvllle
auu Miss Loura Dufiey OF Spanish
Fork were married yesteIdy by Judge
DuseDDersy.
Prof. Emil Maeser and family ar.
rived in Provo yesterday and VIII re-
sids here.
DR.. Julius Hamberg hos sold his
stock OF drugs TO james MOOrmaan,
who will move them to Oakley,
Idaho.
Thomas Van Ausdale OF Sautaquin
has been liueJ $50 by Justice Franks
Tor aesaulting J. j. smith.
Deputy Sheriff Miss FERGUSON
brought IA iemaie patient Gown rom
Salt Lake yesterday tor trestmeA At iU
the asylum.
Mrs. Geuevi aiesy OF Villisca, Iowa
is in Provo visiting her sis.eT, MTs.
Jas. +. Wilson.
g. w. Alfred has been appointed
sheriff Of Carbon county.
Mts. and Mrs. Il. r. Irvine are IT.
California pleasure trip.
a marriage license has bsen iesuec
to MOnua York, aged 20. and Mar
gsrel Smith, sgeJ "a, bOth Of SAINT
| Quln.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-23

sRCTIoN l. BE 1t ordained by the City
Council Of salt Lake City that tncre be. and Is
hereby levied general tax on all property real,
personal and mixed situate lying and being
within tho corporate limits OF salt Lato CITY.
made taxable by the laws Of SAID state and
the ordinances OF SAID City seven mi Ia ON the
dol ar Us follows, to WIT:
First--To defrAy the contingent expenses of
said city, i've mills on the dollar.
second TO defrav tie expenses Of con
iroling the waters OF said city, one mill on the
dollar.
Third--To defray tho expense of opening,
imprSvlng and keeping in repair me streets
and sidewalks Of SAID city, one third mill on
the dollar
Fourth-To detray the expenses OF con.
suucting and keeping In repair sewers and
drains In said city, one third mill on the dollar
Fifth To defray the expenses OF establish =
ing and maintaining pubic library and read.
ing room one third mil on the dollar.
Section IL, said tax shall bO collected by
the Treasurer OF salt Lake county Mt tho times
and IN the manner provided by law for collect
ing State and County taxes, and said Ire sur
or shall have and oNercise tho same powers
respecting the collection of SAID taN and sa Q
OF delinquent property as are conferred upon
him by law respecting the collection OF state
and County taxes.
section III. This ord nance shall take elect
from and after lts approval,
Passed by the civ Council Of sslt Lake City.
state OF Utah. June 2ath 1897, title up
proved and referred to the Mayor for his APP
provM. ,,,,, ,,,,,,,
City Recorder
Approved this the Second day Of July, A. d.
1884,. ,,,,s c,n>-n, x,>,c
MhyOr
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A MONETARY COMMISSION.
A Bill Introduced in the House Au-
thOrIzlne Its appointment.
For tho Purpose of Investigating
tho Present BanitinE and
Currency Laws.

WASHINGTON, July 22-Rspreseu-
ta,ive q. w. Stone, Pennsylvania,|ho
was chairman OF the committee on
coinage, weights md measures OF the
last House, today introducad In the
House bill TO authorize the nppoiht-
meut of a monetary commission ana
to pro vide for its expences. The iull
text OF the bill is as follows:
UTbe President is hereby auth or
lied to appoint n monetary commits
sion Of eleven memoeTs who shall be
persons specially fitted by experience,
training and study for the cOneidera-
ton OF The subjects coming before said
com mission.
HSaid commission shall investigate
and reror! what change, II any, nte
d ecssssry and expedient In our pTeeont
banking and currency laws, and what
further legislation, II any, is desirable
relative to our national banking sy''
tenn and cur government paper cur.
rency Of notes and certificates and
may, in connection herewith, rcp'rl
a co1iieation OF existing laws on these
tubjects.
"Said commission may take testi.
mouy and listen to arguments In their
discretion and may require and snail
be entitled to receive Information from
any department or I'll Ger Of toe gov
ernment on any matter within It's or
his special jurltdlctiUn AID coming
within the scope OF their invesIiga.
ton.
"5aid commission shall most for or.
gauisation In Washington at such
time as the President may appoint
and b old the subsequent sessions at
such times anu places as they may ue-
termine and shall report to the Pres
dent for transmits siCn to Congress not
j later tnan November 10, 1877.
"Copies OF all bills relating to bank
ing and currency or the circulating
notes OF the government introduced IN
either House during the Fitty-iOuftb
CoDgress anu the first eessioD OF the
Fiuy-iifth shall be furnished by the
clerks of said houses to the cgm nis-
eion."
Oro hundred thousand dollars are
appropriated by the terms OF the Bill
for tho EXPENSES Of the commission.
This bill has been prepared by Mr..
Stone after consultation with Mr.. ii.
ii. Hanna, chairman o. the lnIiau'
apolis SOUND money convention and
IL understood to have the approval OIL
the Administration. 1t 10 the bill that
probably will DO passed by the House
In response to the special message OF
the President, which he Will send tt
Congress as soon US the tnrif bill gets
out of the Senate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-23

4 n, and hRdl gss We !, hut sill ~
fairy good oinditiJn IN jhe wesl.r {;
while in tho eastern reports concern
ing lite progress are 90 G Inlcung tnat
IN act urato estimate In uif1icut, bui
It il not believed TINT prospects are at
oil h,tiering. Ia the sxiroms south
cas- ern part OF the latter sect on the
cereal H. Internationally uoor, both rs
to quality Ani yied The crop
h. adlug in all PARTS o. the state, anu
In the northern sectio" harvesting
will begin next week. The injurious
effects OF long continued drou9 hit early
in tho season ere shown In the deci1.
edly poor condition OF diy lana a1o
late Gown wheat; the crop VIII un'
doubleday he shntL Reports ns to oats,
rye and barley are very menRer, hui
where such crops are grown the con
dition Of wheat In that Locality may
be taken ma criterion. Potatoes ana
garden truck In sensoD nre generally
50 satisfactory condition, though n
II f. backward In some lochI's' !.
The fret cror OF alfalfa 10 Tor the mott
part cut end well secured, nm ! e
seconu crop growilg wei; ths ylrlu
taken az whole was hardy M good
as last year,. The ranges remain In
good cOndi s)n but are gradually uty-
Ing out. All fruits ore helding their
own, and no Insect p, s.s In damaging
numbers are reported.
ID. p. MoCALLuM
Section Ducctar, Iinno FiH. lda'
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Idaho Weather and Crops.

The weather OF ths week ending
Monday, July l0Ib, 1907, was very
warm and dry, conditions favorable
for irrigated cropS. Such rainfall a,
occurred was In thu form OF light local
showers, mainly accompaniment OF
widely scattered thuncerstorms. The
deficiency OF precipitation, together
with an abundance OF hot sunshine
ard drying winds have been detrimen.
tsl to unirrigatei crop, though, in
the northern section, anO In paris OF
the western, there Ia sufiicient moist
ure tor pIesent needs, owing to heavy
showers OF last week.
Reports as to the condition OF wheat
are variable: In general It may lie
ttted that Tue eaily sewn is doing
exceedingly W, II In tho northern sec
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-23

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

DURsUANT 40 AN ORDER OF TUE Pro.
bate Division of the third judicial Dis.
triGt Court OF salt Lake county. Utah, In he
matter of the estate OF James u BOEgs. de.
ceased. the undersigned VIII offer for sac At
The west front door of the City ana County
building, salt Lake Cly. Utah; on Monday,
the 2sth day Of June. 1887. at II O'Clock III /,
the following described property situate in
the county OF salt Lake. county OF Utah,
bounded and described Us follows to.wit:
Part Of Lot 1hree 49,, Bloc FIFTY four (Ail,
Plat 'B" salt Lake city survey, commencing
at the northwest corner of SAID lot and run
ming thence east len tl0) rods thence south
north Four a DDS to the place OF beglu ming (.
Also part Of lot seven 10, Block hfty-three
(sD Fiat b." salt Lake lity survey, com.
mencing nj the northwest corner OF said lot,
and running east four and one.haif 90 rode ;
thence south one hundred and twenty 1--WE
tlg5) feet; thence wet four and one half a ),
rods; thence north one hundred Anu twenty.
1--WE (l2t) feet to the place vt beginning;
Also, Lots twenty'four (2N and twenty i've
t?5), Erich's subdivision Of Block Ave 10y,
nat "B," salt Lake City survey.
Z erms OF sale cash,
Administrator with vii, annexed OF the estate
OF James . Boggs, deceased.
Dated June lst 1877
The above sale HAVING been continued from
day to day until July 3rd,ls97 ami the admin.
istrator decming It for the best interest Of the
estate and oil parties concerned therein TO
continue same until July l1lh, notice = hereby
riyea that the said SAFE is hereby continued
unt the Eth day of July, 1887 at u o'c ock
noon OF said day,
Dated, July 3rd 1881.
IEDYAED NJ. BAILEY,
Administrator with the will Annexed OF the
estate of ,Iames b. Buggs recvksed
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you ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO h
a pear IN an act,Ou brought hsannn!i
by tho HbDy' ned INT u - 'he p .s,,.,
Court ofih ',.fuJ' 'Ia aishi,. o. ,IS TX
oil utah, ansgrer nc conn. alh' ~ y,
thereinw ten dafsi yclusye OF lhe "
OF service fter & SofyiGr on you "
summon .sorycr 'iLln thls 'ounS WI
served o. tthisr. - bat IN thls III ~
within O.. OlucfNlft Whhh ~.
dAys-or - default will be az
against you, aooorGing - The prayer OIL ~
Inc said action Is brought to have AZ az g p.s-
OF TINS court appointing a ggaIuiah, ~ w
for dffeodAnt, Joseph H. tidnasan; ssass
non coIppos menus; 10 have Judehe 'esfys
the defendants. Flanagan. for me W. i,s 4
principal ana interest thereon ~ tn1 III;
per cent per month from Deeouo csstls
Tor s. 80 taxes. with interest al pvf .,,o,,sl
apnum from April "a. ,sT; for slyl a nsSs,;i
foes and Tor costs OF suit ;allegeu 70 u.siih
u certain rynoIe, cxeeuttu " nsttlef y
PENDANTS, Flanagan, 20 one y ,,iv M.
agent for tho plaintiff al SAT- L.aso nlttts
18th isl5, for the sum OF ssI9, heAt.nh n
At per cent per month. same Icing - s-srpd
a mortgage OF even date therewiln " " asf,r!
hereinafter described, executed " sa'' now d,
ants, Flanagan, TO plainiii, VINO y "a rot
legal owner ana holuer OF shIu h 10y ireu y,L
gsge; that no part of SAID mote n us tbsis
except the sum Of ijS on the lnleIvsri mites q
April "a, 1881 plaintiff paid on salu inch ~
delinquent taxes The sum oil 49, nave ~
not been paid by said defendant w. Ior ~
usual statutory decree OF this eouis M 1
foreclosure OF said mortgage and ! ,ss ,,sE
said premises; that proceeds o' 20 Al, an5rl
applied in payments OF Amounts ~ rislnsi
and that defendants and all person. Il T.
under them be barred and foreelosSv ssiM
claim q equity OF redemption theIiv n.t,5.as
other RELIEF sad premises be'AS u'
follows: ,,g y Ccf.
tho :. ". !, OF Sec u. Il. J 5. OIL y, J. w. y
Lake Mer, thence W. 81 rode, thv w. rod,
rods. thence y. 10 rods, thence y ~ .ert
place of beginning, containing n,,tv Usi.
land, being situate IN alt LAKE " N va %
And ycu are hereby notified ihltm ,ti q
to appenr and answer the sara coIf .spJN
above required. the said plaintiff wh,st,s
The Court for tte relief demanded wy Y. 81
Wttpess. inc Honorable judges sh,gs flsl
OF The District Court Of tor ~
Judicial District, IN M ,,h dtr !
fsEkL) stptc Of UiAh, tbs Nv an, asi
April. m the wear OF cur "a plasf
thousand eight hundred 80"
DAVID O. DUSBAt V'
By GEO. ID. LOOMS Doputy O'efA
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PROVO.
Provo. UTAH.


Tho following orders have been
mats In the Fourth district c1ur
Il. q. DeFutz Il al VS. 3. ID. Cotton
eta; dee dnnPs motion Tor II new
trial argued and taken under advise
ment.
In the matter OF the eslate OF Geo.
Gobbeiis et al; order TO sell all oil Teri
estate.
George ID. Tunnicliff VS. Geo. L.
Peay Ut nj; keiendanpd motion o
vaeate order appointing Lucisn Hink-
10y receiver Of certain farm lsnds IN
dispute was argued and thken unuer
adviaement.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-23
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
EEIISG

AJoTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
IN meeting OF the stockho iders OF the Utah
and Salt Lake Canal COMPANY will be held on
saturday, the Slst OF July. e1l, at O'Clock
p. IN. at the Fourteenth ward meeting no use.
In tho city and county OF SAT- Lake, etRte OF
Utah. for the purpose OF considering the Rd
visibility of entering Into contract with the
u lectric Power Company. corporation,
whereby the said Electric Power Com
pany may have the use Of por
lion OF the 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 as may
properly come before the meeting.
BY order OF the hoard ht Directors.
GEO. U, LAMBERT.
Secretary
Dated July 10. 1897
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-23

sHeRiFF's SALE,


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN pursuant to decree Of foreclosure and
order OF sale. 10 mo directed from tho Dis
trict CourI Of the Ihrd judicial District. Of
the state OF Utah. County OF rat Lake, In a
cause therein pending, wherein, stephen
Hays is y llintin, and John Gr0esbeck. Ann II.
Groesoecs, and joseph :. nroesnecs. ct al.
are deiendants,to wh,c CHI SAID decree and order
OF sale reference ii hereby made. snail ex-
pose for sale, at public auction. to the higbes.
BIDDER for each at tho West Front Door OF tho
county OF salt Lake, State of Utah on the
9ist day Of July, A. ID lS9;,at " O'Clock noon, all
tho right, title, claim and interest OF John
Groesbeck, Ann d. Groesbeck, and joseph s.
GroesHec let al, OF. in and 10 the following
described rcai estate, 20 wit An undivided
one.,hlrd y interest in the Northwest quarter
south, OF Range wo West. alt Lake Meri-
dian, situate. !ying and Oelng IN salt Lake
County, Utah. Also ON uDi yided tw o-thirds
(sj. OF six ~ scCes OF land. situated on the
West sue OF the Jordan River, In Township
One youth of Range ono Wcst
described as follows, to wit ;-Beginning at d
point ono hundred and tsenty.seyen and
eight tenths tlf7 10y rods west OF the west
bank of the Jordan river, on the south side OF
the road that extends west from Tire west end
OF THIRD south street, SAT- Lake CITY; thence
south forty i4U) rods thence east twenty four
t2l) rods thence north forty (A) rods; thence
west twenty four (2tl 1908 TO the place OF be-
ginning; situate IN Sa,t Lake county, state OF
Utah The snd ITacI OF land lfst above des e.
cribud at beginning ~ : 10 Iods west Of tho
west bank of tne Jordan river, on the touth
side OF The rOal that extends west from the
west end nj Third south street, salt Lake
CITY, thence1oulh forty tiul rods thence caEt
twenty four t24l rods thence north forty t4o)
rods; thence west twenty four t2A rods to the
place OF beginning, il pert OF tho southwest
quarter Of section two w and part OF the
southeast quarter of secuon three (8l. In shid
Township one south Of ltangu one west Of tho
salt La.e Meridian: To be sold ns the property
al John A. GrOesb3ck, Ann - GroesBeck aud
Ioseph { Grnesbecs ct al, under said decree
and order OF sale tn the above cause,
Dated at Salt Lake city, Utnh tins 10th day
THOMAS LFWl6
sheriff Of salt Lake County.
ByJ IL TiKMuNT. Deputy.
BoOTu, LEE \ GRAY, Attorneys for plain
If
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE

Tho star Gold and silver Ni.u.
with principal place OF brs Couplt,
Utah. NllY, atai,.
NJ oTlOE Is HEREBY GIVEN NJ,
~ neeting OF the difeetoys 'uAr AT
Thursday. June Srd, 1877. IN Us he'd ),
Two (2l cents per share WAS ie,,SSs ssEeii q
capital stock OF tho corporation el o. d,
meulately TO Thomas Isine SEQ, ltlAbl. n
corporation A. It's general o0iceFy q M
iroEfoss Building, In salt Iatc 40 q,
Any STOCK upon which tina asscs',,y UiiA
remain unpaid on the 9Th dh, -. aLeht n,1
VII DC uollnquont and ndvertisst y5uL 49,
puDlc auction, ana unless nm yrso,i ,uf al. 1,
before. VIII be sold on the aist Nv os , mt.t
20 pay the delinducnt atsstsn;ey,, ~;
'''',S nhu expense OF M
THOMAS KASI Nt
street. -''-la' South MI,
. DO time at which the abor.
shali 10 delinquent Is hersJv d.sesir,s
July Il, 1891. and The day OF sale rS,,it9 ss1
Dated June IS, 1897.
- by order Of GARD OF Dlrec,o,.
silver Mining Compang. VS. ''T etlal
THOMAS KANE.
Tho time at which tho nbovs 'o'eau
shsll ne delinquent Ia hctehv eAirttt
August md, 'hD7, ana tho dhv G hugu UT
August l7lh 1897 10y VI saltrla
By order o; the board OF dirrr,,-.
Dated July 10. 1897. t. 'e''eiar
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-23

WASHINGTON, July 22.-Tne Insult
offered 10 me flag Of Portugal by a
par,y OF students In southern Call
lornia ON the Fourth OF July is not
expected to lead 10 my complication.
Viscount De Sonto-rhrys0, tue PJrtO'
xuese minister 10 The United States,
called ut the state department to-day
ana had short talk ab9ut tne matter
with the officials. He previously hau
trou ,ht the incident TO the attention
OF the Department., which in turn hut
caused au inquiry 10 be made OF the
stale authorities. The report OF tue
governor OF California. however, har
not yet been received, AZ the minister
was informed. He expressed gIeaI
satlsfnc iiou ut tue tone The America
nswspa pefs adopted in relelrIug to tie
affair,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-23

Selling DE rickeis VIA DO sold at
Ogden, Bingham, Sprinyviiie, Il sh en-
and al intermediate poiuts or July
Goth to 24th, inclusive. Al Silvtr tlty,
Mammoth std Eureka on July IL MT
"a n, inclusivt. AT Grand Juuctior,
Ffuita, Gee, ami points intermediate
thereto, on July 18Th aud 20.h. Alta
ether points, MRpietou, Belknap, Sc.
arld aud Thonpson's inotusive, on
July l0gh to 23Sd, Inclusive.
LimIts-Aii tickets VIII be limited
10 continuous passage in both dir =
tlons, with final limit OF July rs, 1897;
going passage to commence with dat.
Of sale.
TfaIu Service possible train
service from Osden, TiNtic, Utah
county and other portions Of the State.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-23

Tho pleasant favor. gentle action, and
soothing efl, Oh Of syrup oi Figs, WON
In need OF n iaxitivv,and II the intheI
OF mother be cOstlve or bllious, The
NEST gratifying results follow Its uss;
40 that 1t Ia the best family remedy
known and every family should have
a bottle.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
IN u injecting Of The Board of Directors of
the Buckeye Mining Company, held at the
ONCE IN salt l. ke CITY, Utah. July 2nd 1887,
levied on the capital stock of the corporation,
payable At once TO Frank Y. Taylor, seGro.
tary, No. II West First south Street, salt Lake
City, Utah. and any stock on which the AS.
sessment shall remain unpaid on the lith day
of August 1881, will be delinquent and sdver-
tlscd for salo at pub ic auction, and II paw.
ment is not made before will he sold on the
3lst day OF August, 1907, ut the hour OF Up m.
at The ONCE Of the Company, No. u West
First south bueet, salt LaLe Ciy, Utah. ia
expense of sale.
FRANK Y. TAYLOR
secretary.
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Manufacturer and dealer in all kinds
Of Metallic, Wood and Cloth Covered
Cofins and Caskets.
Full line OF Coffin Furnishings KEEP:
constantly on hand.
Telephone and telegraph ordsrs
promptly filled.
Open Day and N light.
Factory and Wnrerooms No. 2bS n. lat
South, ~ blocks east OF TheateR,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-23
sTpCKHOiDERs' MEETING

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ annual stockholders meeting OF the
Remington. johnson Co, a corporation, 10
of said company on the second Monday OF
June, 1901. having been passed at said day
will be held on Monday. August 10 1897, at the
general C1lce OF said company in the Amer.
bach Building, Room al, Main Street salt
Lake CITY. At ~ ococS a m on said day. for
the purpose of eecting officers and transact.
MINNIE ID. SMITH,
Nico President.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. July 49, 1851.