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SANTA TIE SHOPS.
CIcbnrnc Gets New shops. but Tenn
pie VII lie Indistmrhrd.

Temple. Texas, May 13.-Captain VIII
went to Chicago to interview Preeiden,
Ripley of the Santa Fe concerning the
removal OF terminal and shops of that
line. returned today and gives the people
positive assurance that the interests Of
Temple will not be disturbed. Cloburne
gets the new shops but what goes there
will not be taken from Temple The en-
gineer's estimate OF cutting grades which
would control the changing of terminals
was received while the committee was in
Chicago and calls for an expenditure OF
81 400. 600 and about five years to do the
work. The interview with President Rip
ley lasted three hours and was In the pres
ence of General Manager Polk.
Galveston. Texas. May 13.-Since tn,
question of concentration Of Santa Fe shops
was opened there has been a great deal
Of uneasiness in local oiVles lest the shops
here be disturbed. They employ several
hundred skilled workmen, and distribute
many thousands of dollars in the conf
munity. Santa Fo officials have said that
the shops here will not be materially at
fected but this is rather vague, and the
people fear that they will be gradually
dismantled until little or nothing remains.
In respect to this feeling President Courts
OF the chamber of commerce has issued
the following call:
ut being currently reported that the
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe railroad
company is about 10 concentrate its ma.
chine shops at some interior point and
that the Galveston shops will be removed
In part or in whole. it behooves the citi-
zens of Galveston to meet in convention
for the purpose OF protesting against the
removal of the shops from this city.
Therefore. the undersigned officers OF the
Galveston chamber of commerce call up
on all citizens Of Galveston to meet In
convention in Harmony hall on Monday
the nth instant, at o'clock y. M. 70 dis
cuss the matter and determine what action
is best in the premises.
George NJ Courts. President
C. H. McMaster, Secretary Chamber of
Commerce.
In the absence of General Manager Polk
there is nothing new or more definite In
regard to the reported concentration OF the
shops at Cleburne.
There has been a decided amount Of
feeling worked up over this thing OF tht
location of the big shops since the Santa
Fc announced some time ago they would
build
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Columbia. Texas. March l3-The sur
veying corps OF the Galveston. Brazos and
Southwestern Railway compan~ crossed
the river at this place yesterday evening
and are now campel two miles west They
are going oyes the old grade from Column
bia west to Matagorda county. Colonel II.
j. Sledgo came in on the special and IL
with the surveying party today.
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Walker Again Rcspitcd.

Sonham, Texas, May l3-Dan Walker,
sentenced 10 hang here on April 80. but
nspted until May II. has been further re-
ssplted BY Governor Culherson until May
-. Walker was convicted OF the cold
booded murder Of his wife.
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Galveston, Texas. May l3.-The annual
meeting OF the Gulf and Interstate Rail
way company of Texas is being held this
afternoon at the offices of the company
in the fremont hotel. Reports OF officers
are TO be considered and there will be an
election OF officers for the ensuing year
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Weimar, Texas. May 13,--Last ME
the opera house in the pAesence OF 6
and interested audience. Miss Pear
WAS crowned queen 10 represent tn
at the wake carnival. Miss Hin Is
Ieetilal, refined and beautiful. and
great contest Tor international hon
Waco she will readily command 4
,ontlon Of the Judges who VIII mar
queen for the tour Of tho Mexnan
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sErLING LOTTERY TICKETS.

Louis Marx and Leon Levy were ar
rested this morning on warrant sworn
out BIZ Policeman w. H. Nichols. charging
them with selling iott,~y tickets.
Tho case Of Louis Marx Va Police ON"
Ger Il. 3d. Nichols, for disturbing the peace.
was continued by Justice Barry this morn
ing until tomorrow.
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KICKED HIS SON IN THE EYE

About $40 o'clock this morning little
o-year- oid boy. with the LEFT side of his
face all covered with blood. was seen run
ming through Center street. near I. pur-
sued BY a swar,hy heavy built man. A
lady tried to stop the child to ascertain
the trouble. but no was too frightened.
Just then Mr.. Lem ]. Selby who was rid
ing wheel to town. approached. and Sec
Ing the little fellow. jumped from his
wheel 10 Investigate. He was Joined BY a
rnotorman. To them the little boy said
his father had kicked him In the eye ana
he was running 10 escape further violence.
They took the boy TO the power house.
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Commission Rulings.

The following orders have been issued
by the railroad commission:
Austin, Texas, May l2.-In approval Of
application No. CT of the Gulf. Colorado
and Santa Fc Railway company. 1t is
hereby ordered that commodity tariif No
o, issued by this commission to apply oil
shipments of stone and sand, in carloads,
transported by railroads between points IN
Texas. and effective Marcs %. 1885, be
amended by adding thereto exception ~
as follows:
Bubble or crushed rock 10 be used for
other than government jetty work IN car
loads. minimum weight 10000 pounds per
car. from quarry near Clay station TO CAL
weston 81 per ton OF 1000 POUNDS.
Effective May Is. 1897
In approval Of application No. % Of the
Houston East and West Texas Railway
company. authority is hereby granted Tor
tb. adoption OF the rate of IL cents per
100 pounss, for the transportation OF fast
enings and spikes in carloads. minimum
weigh, "a 600 pounds per car trom bous-
ton 10 Emporia. . e.
higher
In approval Of joint application Of the
Ct louis Southwestern Railway OF Texas
and TYLER southcastern Railway companies
submitted under No. 50 OF the ST. Louis
Southwestern Railway company Of Texas
authority is hereby granted Tor the anop'
,,o, .. tho rate Of 5 cents per 100 pound;
,o, tba TRANSFORMATION Of less than carload
sbinnerts OF fruit ard vegetables to iyleF
anJ Jacksonville from all points on tne ~,
I nuis Southwestern OF Texas ana lsieI
Southeastern railways. distant twenty i've
niles ana less from either place, ana lor
me return OF the empty crates ana pass -
tra. 10 original point Of shipment. Ihe
sho,. rate is authorized for the purpnss
| ~ concentration Of small lots for nshihs
| an carload shipments 10 be for~araea i'oN"
| Tyler and Jacksonville
Effective May 10, 1921
In approyal Of Joint application sup
m,tted under No. 2sl Of the Missouri, han-
sas and Texas Railway Company OF texas
., is hereby ordered that the foi'0"'ns
classification rulings. supplementary or ~
Was,arn classification No, -, snail soneln
a. ,ba RECOMMENDATION OF the articles nan.
nv railroads between points III 80, ,on a.
| L., Ia the rules embraced 10 e@oep''0"'
~ Western classification: =
Automatic milk we!ghers' - - -
| D first-class. ,. came as rail
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Lr,nY ron MIcnELETTE.

The time of the criminal cour, today was
occupied in cpdeayoring tn secure jury
N try V Michelette. alias Santa Maria,
charged with rape. special yenire Of
sixty had been drawn and only SIX men
were In the box this afternoon. with not
many taIesmen left OF the sixty sunni
fuuu,i
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Gainesville. Texas. Nay i2-The santa
Pc railroad has put In TEMPORARY ~'e
graph office at the bridge Oyer hea rlFer;
SIN miles north Of this cry. Inp u,-
heavy rains have made the COMPANY
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braces tSee page 81, classification No 2A.)
8. Annealng boxes. l.. C. L., ID first
class.
A. Galvanized iron chain pump tubing,
Grated l.. C. L.. second class,
8. Retarder tgutinous substance used In
the manufacture OF stucco). same as dex-
trino. (See page &c, classification No pa
This order shall take effect May is,
1897
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Commerce, Texas, May ia. +. King.
brakeman on the Cotton Belt, who lives
lhis place and has a wife and two chill
s@. mad both thighs cut off this morning
'ne cars at Mount Pleasant
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tie more careful than usual with this fine
bridge. and the office here will he kept bet
ter POSTED With the actual situation. as 1t
will be protected from this point.
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". J. Lvtle, san Antonio. James Hayes
ouarles, Belton; W. L. Davidson, La
Grange; W. Sailer, Fort Worth, Z. NJ.
weston; Mrs. j. c. Jortenbcck and child
rem New Orleans, NJ. a. Mcknight. Hills
tono: g. G. Nunnelly Dallas; l.. =. Hart,
St. Louis: W J. Hamleut. Alvin; NJ II.
10: W. ]. Knkaid, city. j II. summers.
Nacogdoches; W. J. Meadows. ST. Louis;
Peter Josserand. JusScrand Tex, ". H..
Becknell. New York; u. NJ. Swanson.
Galyestan: r. c. Mlllgan. Philadelphia;
]. c. King. Houston; A. r.. Mayas. NelaS-
Go: h p. Hawkins Waxahachie; u. G.
Dunlap and son. Nelasco; c. l., Smith,
Houston j. NJ. / &c. Waxahach'e j. y.
Turvis. san An,pno; j Il. Warren. ST.
phia; J. B. Enot. city: Harry Lawrence,
San Antonio
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The Spring storms 81
hard those who are thi
flesh, whose system is y
and nerves irritable.
sharp, cutting pains of mel
gia tell when the blow
taken effect. Why wal
the signali SCOTS E
zion Of Cod-liver Oil
Hypophosphitcswillfeee
strengthen weak nerves
should be taken as . prs
tive in every case Of "
ness and nerve exhasx
"Early prevention Is :
than cure" So says
wise man. For z. -. = s, z !. g. Z
SCOTT : sowrE. cas..s. My
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Prominent Wniiroadcr. Dcnd.

Topeka. Kan, May &c. NJ Foulkos,
until recently and for many years general
claim agent OF the Santa Fe, died here to-
day.
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g.. c. ana s. r. Rates.

The following special rates have been
authorized by the Gulf Colorado and Santa
Fe:
Annual convention National Association
OF Credit Men, Kansas City, Mo. June 9
one-third fares. on the certificate plan, is
authorized.
Wake Karnival Klub Waco, Texas May
10 and 20--For this oecasion agents at
Dallas, Fort Worth. San Angelo. Brennan
and intermediate points Will sell excur-
sion tickets TO Waco and return at rates
made on the distance plan 10 McGregOr,
plus Is cents from McGregor to Waco.
Sell May is. Limit all tickets 10 contln-
uous passage In each direction and TO May
81 for return.
Church fair. Navasota. Texas. May Il
to 23--For this occasion agents from Bren-
ham to Conroe inclusive. will sell excur-
sion tickets to Navaso;a AMI return at
rate OF one and ono-third fares. Sell May
20 and 81 Limit all tickets to May "a
for return.
Maifest. Dallas, Texas. May II and Is
For this occasion agents from Cleburne to
Paris and Honey Grove. inclusive, will sell
excursion tickets 10 Dallas and return al
rate of one and one-thir1 fares. Sell May
II and Is. Agents al points between Gle
burne and Dallas will limit their tickets
10 May IS for return. Agents north Of Dali
las will limit tickets to May 10 for re-
turn.
Colorei picnic and jubilee. Dallas, Texas,
Nav a2-For This occasion. agents from
cIeburne 10 Farmersville, inclusive. VIII
sell excursion tickets 10 Dallas tHd re-
turn al rate ot one and one-third fares.
Sell Nav % only. Limit all tickets to May
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THE HOTELS.
rur r,AWLoR-RATES $3.50 AND s3.oo
PER DAY. JAMES LAWLOR. Pro.

ms Y,AWLOR-RATES !25O AND y5VJ
PER DAY. JAMES L.AWLOR. Pro
! 4. Morris. San Antonio: r. n. Will
smson, Galveston: T. q. George. Eagle
Pass; c. II. Miller, c. q. Ellis, Austin;
b g. Cary, Beaumont; j, c. King. Ilous-
io1. F. W. Haskell. san Antonio; II. l.
p A. People. Dallas; +. l.. CHAPMAN.
Cuero: D. NJ Thuston. Beeville, Ii. c.
Taylor Victoria; c. II. Kinsolving. Aus
tn; D. D. Lees. New Orleans: Andrew
Anderson, Det Oft a. L. Ferris. Chicago:
7. o. Davidson, San Antonio, T. J. An
deison Galveston; T.. +. Slanebonks.
North Shields NJ. II. BAN. Dallas: Henry
Cook. Nsv Orleans; w. q. Morrison. Chi
eago: W; H; Moore. c; II. Moore, Calves
ton: r. +. Calhoun. Beaumont. Mrs. w.
E Wayte, Oak Cliff: d. c. Fetch. Baton
Rouge
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ALndy BADLY Hurt.

Gainesville, Texas. May l2.--Last even
Ing after the storm Mrs. Turner. wife OF
the proprietor of the Turner house. in
walking on an upstairs porch stepped
through an opening where the wind had
torn up the floor and fell 10 the ground,
about eighteen feet. seriously injuring her
side. back and internally She was unoon-
scious for some time and suffers severe
pains all the time. Her husband and friends
are very uneasy about her.
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Southern Pacific Rates.

The following rates have been made by
the Southern Pacific.
Texas State Dental association, Waco
Texas. May IS to II.
For the above occasion a rate of one and
one-thrd fare has been authorized on the
certificate plan.
Texas State teachers convention aud
school of methods. Waco. Texas. June. 1887.
For the above occasion round trip tick
cts may be sold to Waco and return from
all points east OF San Antonio at rate o!
of one fare, with maximum Of S..
Rate from Beaumont, $50.
Rate from orange. $40,
Rate from points west Of san Antonio
made by adding one cent mile each direc-
ton to SIS rate from San Antonio.
Settings dates. June Is, 70 aud 30
Final limit, July g.
AT the close OF the convention in Waco
there viii be special excursion train OF
Pullman and dining cars TO leave for Mex
leo City under charge of MIR, George a.
Hill. for which train special low eXcur-
sion rates will be put in effect,
Holders of tickets to Waco and return
sold for the teachers convention will he
permitted to deposit them with the agent
Of the terminal line for an extension OF
thirty days. so that the return portioI
OF the tickets will be good for use on re-
turn Of the excursionists from Mexico
District Saengerfest Fayetteville, Texas
May l6.
Ticket Agents Segun to Eagle Lake:
For the above occasion sell round trr
tickets to Lagrange at rate of one and
one-third fare
Dates OF sale. May Is and l6.
Limit for return May IL
l. o. h. y. f, meeting, Waco, Texas
May Is to June /.
For the above occasion rates have been
40 Waco an rortfnrata r,la n
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THE NEW
HUTCHINS +. I: I:
!; . {: /; uOUSE.

W. T. and ]. T.
Boyle. proprietors.
Rates. $500 and
$3.50 per day.
7. p. A head
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT PUR..
IN suant 10 an order Of SAFE and decree Of
foreclosure W mu directed from lhu lhtu
District court OF the state OF UtAh, County, oi
sat Lake, IN the case therein pcnnlhs, W
which Z. II. Deere 10 plain "a md Henry W AB
oher, Margaratha WAGNER, the Whsener
hrcNing Company II corporation, the Satloh-
sohaunier, G gorge Iuiiens aud brigham Young
lrnst company, corporation, arc dnienu-
ants to which order OF sAio and decree refer
ence u horoby made, l snail Nposo Tor tAlO
hpubiic auction to the highest bidder Tor
cash at the ea5t front door OF the joint city
OF shit La .. state u Ulah, upOn IhutsdAy,
tue nrst day of April, a. ID 1871, a. IL O'Clock
noon OF said day fthe property herein be
low described. and Au the right, NE
claim or interest OF said henry Wag'
ener, Marvareiha WAGNER, WAGNER
nIewlnE company, National Bank OF ne ne.
public. William sohAuil1r. George Cuilens
aud brigham Young Trust Company in and 10
We following described rea, estate situate IN
sat Lake C0unty, state OF Utah, to.wtt'
All of tho east half OF tho northwest guar
tcr and lots enc ~ and two ~ OF section
eleven tlll. township ~ south. range one "a
oAst salt Lake meridian, with all tho teno-
tuoreunto belonging
Aiso ali of the south half OF lot one block
sll.y three, plat az !" salt Lake Ilty survey,
together with all the teuomens Meredith
inthta privileges aud appurlonhnces therennto
belonging, to be sold as the properly OF
Msgerer brewing Company, under saia ofuer
OF sale ana decree IN tae aUoNo cause
Dated salt Lake Utty, Utah, March II. A. ID.
ls9i CYRUS l. HAWLEG,
heceivcr OF the Wagner brewing Company.
STEPHENS & Smith. Plaintiffs Attorno!s,
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TRUSTEES SALE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
IN accordance with and under the power
and authority granted Nv that certain trust
deed made on the 2?nd day OF October, =, ID.
lSi, by Martha Miller 10 W. Il. Lynn, which
SAID trust deed Is recorded in Book ~" OF
mOrtgnges on page Az records OF 1ooee
County, Utah, the undersigned will offer for
sale and sell to the highest bidder for cash. at
the west front OF the salt sake County Court
House Otherwise known as the JOINT
lake aH CITY oo'h hish Oatains' til. ~ s 7ts
day Of April. 1891. at 70 O'Clock noon OF that
day all the real estate hereinafter described,
or so much thereof as may be necessary to pay
ana discharge the indsbi ednesa secured by
said trust deed, and the amount of all taxes
trust deedby 4, u. Jones the owner and
holder OF sad Indebtedness, and tho expenses
OF snid trust including reasonable attorney
and counsel fees and compensation TO SAID
trustee for his services and the cost OF this
notice.
his sale will be made at the request OF the
holder OF said Indebtedness, and because OF
the default in payment Of said Indebtedness
at maturity.
said real estate Is particularly described 81
follows;
All the following described premises and
mining property, situate In OphiT Hill Mining
District, county OF TOoe!e. then Territory now
state of Utah, to wit;
An undivided one-half - interest In the
Emile Lode Mining Glenn described as follows
General land orioe number eighteen Thousand
four hundred and fortytwo tih4t.), mineral
certificate number fifteen hundred and forty.
two, patented August tenth tl0), 1891. to Moy.
Ian q. fox and Nm. ler. iot number one
hundred and forty.ninc OA9) ophir Hill Dis
Dated March so,h. 1871. ,,.,.
Z. d. X. THOMPSON, Attorney.
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Clly, cofpoiauon. plhihun.
franklin Reed. defendant
The State OF Utah sends greeting 10 Franklin
Voc AXE mKHknY REQUIRED TO APP
l. pear Ia an action brought against you by
the above named plaintin IA the district Court
Of the THIRD Judicial District OF the tate OF
Utah and to answer the complsint 1lcd there
IN within ten days exclusive OF the day OF
scfvicel after The strylee on you of this sum
mona n served withiu this county, or, II
served out OF this eoui ~. hnt in his district,
wituin twenty days; otno'wte within forty
dHys-ur Judgment 10y dotsult will be tnaen
against you, according 10 tho prayer OF said
complaint
The ssii action ia brought to have Judgment
against defendant on ten causos OF action, na
follows. On frat three causes In sum OF
Sl5,sll.ht, with Interest there n AZ 10 per cent
per nuuum from March !, lsys on last scyen
causcA, 10 the aum Of t1l3.gu, with interest
rom March :. lsab for l',s1 protest ices; Sl,1OJ
attorneys fees, snd costs OF suit, alepe 10 be
N.sG.s. alleged to DO the balance duo and
executed by Reed s Good,peed Mining
Co. to 81 HiBtih endorsed by defendant, Dec.
20. isp3, tor a.t!L3 same having been pro
tested for non .paymont at cxponge 10 plhinuh
Of sl6O; ind sa,3 ut, nlleged 10 be the ba anoo
due and uhphId upon a certain promisssry
note, executed by eaid Reed & eoudIpeed
h'g Co ana endorsed by defendant TO pain
IN. Dec p, lss3, for fi,16a7a, same having
been pro etitd for non repayment, At cost OF
issoty nole. executed by ,s.d Reed &
Gnopspeed N'g Co. &c pla,ltif endorsed by
defendant, ayr. ~ i,pi. for N.iio.ao. faid
sun being dus and wholly imp i'd thereon,
same having been protested for non.paynent
at cost OF 81 s.;
Upon last soyen causts OF action. upon seven
certain due bills. executed by ono u. q, Good
speed. TO plainlt. upon defendant heron.
same having been accepted BY defendant, In
hmounts and at dates as follows. to wit; June
IS, 49,. for $50 June 10. lsei, for 500. June
AZ iHa, Tor SEQ. jane SO, 1894. for ~ o, June 30
ispi for $40. July 3. sei. for ~ July Q, 1894,
forsi0, snii bills Of exchange being due and
wholly unpaid.
Aud you are hereby notified that II you fail
to appear and answer the said complaint 40
above requ red. tie ssid plaintiff viii take
Judgment against you for the sum o Sl5.sii 81.
S5e.ga; 81 - protest fees, 81 800 attorneys fees
with interest ana costs.
Witness tho honorable iudRes. ana the sea-
OF The District Court OF the 1nird
judicial District In snd for the
fsEAL.l state OF Utah, this 18th day OF
March, In the year Of our Lord ono
thousand eight hundred and ninety
seven,
O. 4. STANTON, Clerk.
ny j. II. PRAGUE. Dcputy Clerk
II. j Iininny. Ats for plaintiff
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STATE or UTAH.
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN uy NJ,
~ undefsisned. tdminniralfix q, ~ "a
estate OF John j. Olsen, deceased 10 ,Rl
creditors OF, and all persons having c',l Ma
ngninat the said dccess to ,Nbib,, ,1alm'
with tue necessary vouchers Wiih,r " ",
months after The illst publication Of NJ, M
notice, TO tho sail John " Cannon q, w,
Consultation building, alt Lake ,liy. IN Is
County of salt Lake. Utah we III Ws
kLLES OLSEN,
deceased "eh
Johu N. Cannon. Attorney Tor Adm,o,
tratriN. ''
Dated April 18th, 1871.
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.1ocxYolosBs MEETING

.,,.,,,rps, MEETING -SOTlOE-
nose .nooa , ss's ,S SssR fSs
t9s, he I9GuIl m EsasSmsui t,sossuoa ,e5
Of tho sn L u afeslors OF sait eospors',S,n
would S f''S 5, hsS 4 % !, ss sss 91 TsS
trsud upcTh nVu, Nsv 1901, and that hiTty
on NE ;na ~ aid meeting shonld ne g,se,S s
S g 9Sif q ,s;S 9gpig si s tG. 9
newtp nror putp'i.,r,iie notice IA hereby gwen
NY ss,SoresSodt meeting ct 6 sSs sG ss' 4 the se
ami nmuSe@ea A,o,,o1n NJ "a ths &c Grand as opsrs
office Of saiu ~ tiiy, utsh on Monday, me
i nGS' Sy S' s S1Sss Sl .d 'se
day, for ne S "rcS,,inder Of the ilseAl year
soeisuon H. III 1rs5s,ction Of such other pn.inetS
s ,m ,U iswiaiy come eeiCge ,al ao Hf Tns
wee President
I'm. sChACt,
JAMES ROGERS,
Treasurer
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NOTICE OF sssEssmrn1

N Office Is nKRgSY GIVEN THAT ,AT
ia uiI,'nneSSu.eE 81 the board OF directors on
49, Az i,ehhlfe Mining and Milling ,on,'s, ~
~ y lsvi, an ASSIGNMENT of ono. hnit e,y
y, anate was levied upon tho csp,tai s ,ent
Comma" NM Corporation PAYABLE al the once Of ~.
henderson. Any stocI upon n'Sl.., hsln AND
IN Nav w my f1mMn unpaid on ite XIX A.,
Ssg, w, VA DO delinquent ana adyer,i oag
DO RsSe 6of op'G y auction u ana u9e,S payment
on Wv. once OF tho company 10 pny tSn e tIlb'
ySrii,, n assss.menlp tolethsr with cost ~ ~
V'uef OF tho Board OF DIRECTOR
u McfApYEN.
Secretary.
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Also the blowing described stock 0, the
said corporation sanding on the Uooss Of sail
corporation In the name Of Charles Lammtn.
duff. but tn and TO which Clara, " ard 4 20.
II. Calbrnn, samuel Aewhouse and then
associates therein, or thoT yendees; are
ueofge Arthur Ricc and his associates there.
In, and their yonaces, and {. 1. u1dbe or BIZ
ycndeos cither have or clam 10 have some
right or interest; INT In or to what particular
shares OF -aid stock II unknown and who's iiAs.
SOCRATES or vendors are IL unknOwn TO saii cor
poTauon or its directors. AMI 80 THIS notice
is 10 he taken ana considorod. rs having Charles
l.amersdori's name. anu the name II each Of
said other persons claiming tue saIae AZ set
opposite each OF tho following shares Of stock,