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are governed does not display any ex-
traordlnary administrative talent on
| the part of English statesmen. They
| lost America by their rupacity and IN
| capacity. In Canada, often in rebel
| lion, they have been obliged To Yield to
all the demands OF the dissatisfied. The
| relations between Australia ana Eng
| land We're marked In times past by
| bloody episodes and Australia Is viz
tually Independent today. As for In
| dia, II cannot be looked upon as n colo
NY 1t is country occupied by a
standing army. for the exploitation NJ
| its products ireland Is still dlsaltect-
cl and hostile, while in France La
Vendee is prosperous and conteuted.
In IA word, an examination shows
that great discoveries, great achieve
ments In colonization and great cx-
amples OF good administration cannot
be placed 10 the credit of the Anglo
SaNors,
but II the secret Of the success Of
England ts not to be sought for be-
yond the linc nf her naval supremacy
| and the commercial and other conse-
1ucnces ~ that supremacy, we must
look elsewhere for possible danger to
her power Naval supremacy. always
necessary for great colonial pollcy,ls
nothing more than condition among
| others o. equal Importance. The ccu-
tral 'orce uf England has not been de-
NeiOpeu IN accordance with thut OF
her territories. Each one OF her pcs
sessions marks point of irritating
| contact with some neighbor!ng coun-
Try. England has not enough seamen
| for her war ships, and her army is ut
terly insufficient TO hold her conquests.
Let us examine the position Aus
tralia will never be OF amy benefit, OK
ccrt for Australia. India is bound TO
be the prey Of Russia whenever that
empire decides to move her troops for
the conquest; and at the present time
India iumoblliaug n considerable pnr-
ton cf the English army. The pres
ervation OF India and Of the west coast
of Africa depends upon the employ
ment Of native and Mussulman troops
that may any day become a cause for
danger The possession Of Gibraltar
is a coustnnt affrunt to Spain. The OPP
preston Of ireland requires 10000 sol
diers and, In case Of war, 1t would
need 100000. Canadn win soon be
either independent or American. In
Africn England cannot march to-
ward Khartoum, against the will OF
Mcnelek, except on condition Of put
ting 10000 men in the field: and in
South Africa an attack upon the
Beers would be followed 10y Il struggle
between the Dutch and the English
| forces. which would require 100000
British soldiers at the outstart."
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the group linping very badly. he came
to n stop dozen or more feet fion the
crowd and. carefully Surveying the lot
of us, finally made up his mind as to
what he wanted to do and without any
hesitation limped directly to my side,
whinniod, stuck his nose against my
body aud held up his left foreleg Look.
ing down, fdisoovered large nail i'm.
bedded in the frog of his hoof. This
had evidently cansed the lameness. |
then realized the interesting fact that
the animal desired attendance. ex-
tracted the nail with some difficulty,
and the horse whimpered with relief
and walked away. Rather curious as TO
why the beast had picked me out to at
tend to his wound, glanced at the
boys and found the solution to the prob
lem. Not one Of the group had his med.
ical badge upon his coat but myself
The horse had recognized tho Insignia
realized its significance and acted ac-
cordingly. New Orleans Times. Dem.
ocrat.
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VoU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO APP.
Il pear IN an acton brought against you
~ the ab1ye.named plsintlh In The District
Court OF The Tnlrd Judicial district OF the state
OF Utah and 10 answer the complaint flled
therein within ten days exclusive OF tho day
Of service after the serve. on you OF thls
sunnons- II served within this county; or n
served out OF the county but in this district.
within twenty days; oiherwise within forty
days-or Judgment by default viii he taken
against You. according to the prayer OF said
compliant
OF thls court appointing guardian al Item
for d feodanL Joseph 4. Flanagan. who u
non eompos montis; 10 have judgment against
the defendants, b flanagan, Tor the Hum Of S!75
principal and interest hereon al the rate Of
per cent per month from December =, ls96;
Tor s. ~ taxes, with interest AT 4 per cent per
Bpnum from April II. 1871; for SIJv attorneys
fees and Tor costs OF suit alleged to lie due upon
certain promissorynote, executed by sald do
PENDANTS. flanagan, 70 one +. :. ichettler as
agent for the plaintiff at salt Lake Jiiy, Dec.
9TH. 1898, for the sum OF s2Ia. bearing interest
NJ per cent per month, same being secured by
. NOR gage OF even date herewith OF premises
hereinafter described, executed by said defend.
ants, Flanagan, 10 plAinth. who Is now the
legal owner and holder of SAID note and mort.
gage; that no part of said note mas been pad,
except the sum OF ,S2 on the interest; that on
April q. issI, piAintti paid on said premises as
delinquent taxes the sum OF s.. 70, VIII CHI has
not been paii by said defendants 10 have the
usuhl statutory decree OF tbs court Tor the
foreclosure OF snit mortgage and tho sale 81
said premises; that proceeds OF SAID sale DO
hPp'iu" ~ phS VI auivhh'N "uN huoNot
End that defendants and all persons claiming
under them be barred and foreclosed OF NIL
clam of equity OF redemption therein. and for
other rclief SAID premises beng described as
follows!
Beginning so rods W. OF the N. T., Cor. OF
the :. W 4 OF Sec a, 7. S. OF Il. ! W. OF salt
Lake Mer.. thence W. 80 rods, thence 4. as
rods. thence h. 10 rods, thence y, ztS roda 10
place OF beginning, containing 10 acres u
land. being situae in alt Lake County. Ulah,
And you are hereby notified that u you fail
TO appear and answer the sad complaint rs
above required. the said plaintiff will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded therein
Witness, The Honorable Judgoa and the seal
OF he District Court of the Third
Judicial District, IN and for the
isEAL) state of Utah. ths 29tii day OF
April. In the wear OF our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and ninety
seven.
DAVID O, DUNBAR, CLERK.
By GRO. ID. LOOMS, Deputy CLERK.
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NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR THE UTAH
STALE PRlSON

SEALED BIDs WILL re RECfivtD AT
- the warjen'a fllce until u O'Clock n. m b.
"Wednesday, September SUI, l-yi. for furnish.
ing the following supplies About Il 100
pOunds bran. about TO- 20 pounds straight
rade flour, about 90 pounds Ursham -four
and sbont , 40 pounds oats TO be delivered
In alt I.ak Q CITY.
About , o tons lump coal and about a0n tons
mine slack tn lie de- cred = -. u track salt
La c OF o. II. iracL sugar House ward.
About $50 pounds steer beef Consisting OF
Ions. Whole fOrequarters and short forequnrt-
ers. asO Nat rates ON better cuts such as STEAK.
veal, mutton anu pork.
lhe quaint lies named beng an estimate for
one Year commencing october !, lssI, all sup.
Plies 10 bo delivered "a required and subject
10 the approval OF the warden Bids to no
opened by the staio board OF corrections. at
ihis once september sth, 1921, at II I'm. the
board reserves tho right 10 reject any or all
BIOS or 10 accept any proposition favorable to
the stnte
liills for supplies furnished will be paid
monthly. Gko \. bow.
Warden.
UTAH STATE PRISON August 18th. lsJi.
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OBITUARY.


Died at Enterprise, Morgan Co. Utah.
July 5th 1897, Mary Hall. wife Of
Bishop j. X Hall Deceased was born
Feb. 2Sth. 1896 In the town OF Sheffield,
England and was the daughter uf
John and Mary Spencer. The family
was of high social standing. her father
being an extensive manufacturer OF
steel files ana cutlery; was one OF the
past master cutters OF the Honorable
and Ancient Company of Cutters de-
ceased was brought up n Wesleyan
Methodist; she first heard the Gospel.
ma taught by the l.atter-day Saints,
through domestic servant In her
fathers household. and embraced It
in the year 1918, much to the displeas-
uro Of the family, She. however, re-
mained Hrm to her convictions She
was married to j. IL. Hall. Christmas
day. 1919. and four daughters were
born To her In England. one dying In
infancy; she emigrated to Utah with
her husband ana three children in
the year lSd3. arriving at Salt Lake
city oct 10 the sameyear, the journey
taking eighteen weeks to accomplish
The family resided in the Fifteenth
ward for elven years. and in the fall
of 1874 removed to enterprise Morgan
Co Deceased had one son and one
daughter born TO her In SaltI.ake City.
| She filed the position OF president OF
| tho Enterprise Ladies Relief Society
for period extending over fifteen
yeors. during which she gpined thu
love and esteem of her sisters, both
old and young. and died faithfulI.at-
ter-diy Saint, leaving a husband one
son, three daughters and five grand
children TO mourn her departure. one
married daughter having died in En-
terprisc thirteen years ago. Her re-
mains now lie sleeping In the little
rural cemetary at Enterprise await
Ing the resurrection OF the Just.
y large number of people followed
the remains to the cemetery and the
young ladies walked in pairs carrying
flowers which they laid upon the
casket and the grave. The funeral
services were very impressive. Elders
Francis, Stuart, Croft, Heiner and Ha-
Ven spoke words Of sympathy andcom-
fort 10 the hereaved and mourning
family. who now realize that one Is
taken from Them for u while.who was
u loving. faithful wife, kind and AZ
fcctlonate mother and true friend
to all.
CREDENDA.
Millennlal Star and Utah papers,
please copy.
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irif,ooSSresS buildms salt Lake Cay, state y,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A.,
~ y meeting Of tho directors, held or
thursday, June Srd, 1884, an asses.mont y,
two {2( cents per share was levied ON ~ ~
chpital STOCK OF Tho corporation, nav al,lo IN,
meulhtoly To thomas Kane secreiRrv az .s,s
CORPORATION ~ IT'S general Office, No AZ,
frogress BnildinE, In salt Lake tny Jtsh
Any STOCK upon which thus htaeesnicnt ms,
remain unpaid on tue Sih dny Of JUN. XII
pubic auction. ana urloss IN mani Ia NJ, "a.
before WIN DO eod on the 2lst day OF july. W.
20 pay the delinquent nsacasmept tngctba,
Win costs OF advertising and expense OF snio
THOMAS KANE,
,Os Progress Building. ni-no S Sou,b sl,,r
q 10 time Mt which the above aae.sner,
shall be delinquent is hereby sxt,ndcd NV,
.. 1897. '"'' u"'" august
lated june Is, 1897
o. ny order OF Hoard OF Direc' orr sta, Gaia
silver Mining COMPANY
THOMAS KANE.
The limo at which the shove ssses,nicn,
.nhll hn delinquent ia hereby extended unt,'
August md isgT, and tho dEy OF s,le nn,t
August l1th. 1897 u"'"
By order OF the board OF directors.
DateI July 10. isg7
Ihe time at which the above a.sessme,,
hhhll DO delnpuent is hereby extended NAN
August q, 1sg7 '"i' u"e'
ny vote of stockholders duly a,sem.lss
august Ehu 1877. IHOS. KANE
secretary,
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Ia HEREBY Glv~N BY THE
IN City Council Of sHlt Lake CITY, state of
Utah. OF The intention OF such council to make
The following described improvement to wit !;
Construcung n sewer lat, raj IN tho center Of
First street from "D' to "E" streets, In sewer
district No OF said cityi and defray The cost
thereof, estimated ut dc. per front or linear
foot or Four Hundred and Forty four and
bO-loO NiiAhn-lQp dollsrs by local assess
mcnt upon the tots or pieces of ground within
the following describe district being the dis
irict 10 he Affected or benefited by said i'm
provemcnt, namely:
All OF Lots and l. block H.. Fiat "D" All
of Lot and tho cast lac feet of Lot 2. Block 10,
rat "D." Salt Lake City survey
All protests and oil jecuons TO tho carrying
out of such intention 10 make SAID improve
mcnt must be prcecnted In willing to the
city rccnlder on or lefoTo the 3ist dnv Of
August l6g, being The iImc set by said Coun-
ell when twill heai and ronslder snch objec.
tons IA may be made thereto
liy order OF the city Council Of Salt Like
1897.
DAVID =. EMERY.
Ci;y Recorder.
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ENGLAND'S POWER.
A Frenchmans View Of It in the Past and
Future.

In the August number Of that
bright little FrancU-IIish monthly,
llrlande Iibre. there Is, among other
interesting things, an article hy NJ.
Maurice Lacy on the secret Of British
power. With that extreme lucidity
which seems to belong exclusively To
the French language. NJ Lacy deals
with facts and figures, and. without
any attempt at embellishment, frames
them IN good old horse sense.
Whatever the events" he says, thai
led up TO the loss of India and Can
ada TO France, they We're suborlinutcd
10 the condition sine qua non Of mar
thine supremacy. The English ileet
by winning the battle Of Trafalgar.
destroyed the last obstacle to the colo
NAL expansion Of Great Britain. be-
cause all the lines Of communication
with the territories outside of Europe
remained hereafter In English hands.
II was not 10y superiority Of race, it
was simply by the chance Of circurn-
stances, that the victories OF Nelson
We're more fruitful Tor Great Britain
than We're the prodigious conquests OF
Napoleon for France The starting
point. therefore, for the recent Eng
lish Qualifications must he sought FOR
In 1905. a careful analysis and u lugi-
oal sitting of the causes of British
colonial expansion would present an
interesting study In the first place
It was not the Anglo saNons who
played the leading part In English eN-
petitions. In America, In Australia.
and in New Zealand 1t was the Irish
ana Scotch who won the prizes for
England In Canada the French and
their descendants ar" stronger than
the Anglo Saxons. and In the Cape
aud all South Africa the development
Of the colonies Is the work OF the
Dutch and the Beers.
"Now after all. the British method
of colonization shows no superiority
IN the Anglo Saxon race, and certainly
the way in which English possessions
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pY VIRTUE o An EXECUTION. TO
ID me directed from the hltd Julicial Dis
IriGt Court, ounty OF salt Lake. state OF Utah,
In favor Of tho NsliOnai Bank OF the RepuD.
lie. aud against William Groesbeck, l. 5.
Grocsbeck aud \. H. Groesbecs, to spttsfy a
balance judgment of ten thousand nine hun :
dred anu eight dollars. with interest thereon
from the 2ith day of August 1891, at ~ per &c NJ
per Annum anu accrulng costs, | have levied
upon all the right, TILE. claim and interest OF
SAID defendants. william GrUesbect, B. s.
GroGsbeck and n. II. GToesbech, in and to the
following described real estate, to wit: An
undivided ono.thlrd u-t) interest in the
North west quarter OF section thirty -four t3n,
Township one south, bange Two West.
salt Lake Msriuian. situate in salt
expose Tho same for sale, or 20 much thereof
as will satisfy the plaintiffs demand. to-witi-
Slu,NOs &C.. with interest thereon from August
9Th. 1871, A. 10 per cent per snbum ana ac.
cTuing costs. at the West Front DOOR OF the
County Court House, in the city OF Salt Lake,
county OF : alt Lake, STATE OF Utah. on the Is IA
day OF september. 1891, at u O'Clock noon, to
he sold as the property of William GrOesbrck,
=. ) Iroesbe.k. aud n. II Groesbeck. at suit
of the National Bank Of tho hepubiic
Ierms of sale, cash
Dated at salt Lake Uity, August eth. 1897.
bOOTH. LEE 4 GRAY.
ttoTnevs for Plaintiff
THOMAS ?. LEWIS. sheriff OF salt Lake
County Utah
by b, TIuMoNr, Deputy Sheriff.
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CITY and County OF salt Lake. as
/, David :. kmery, recorder in and for Salt
Lake City, stHtc Of Utah. do hereby certify
That tho bboye and foregoing is full. true and
correct copy oil m ordinance entitled IAN
ordinance lovyinH tax on the assessed value
Of the taxabie properly within the corporate
limits of 'at Lake City, tounty OF rat
Lake. State OF Utah, for the year 1876 passed.
by the City Council of said city June 9th.
1901, and approved by the Mayor July End,
1887 nc apl ears OF record In my ONCE.
In witness whereof | have hereunto set my
hand and hal1ed the corporate seal OF said
city this the End day of Juy. "A. ID. lsg7.
ZEAL DAVID b. EMERY.
Is 2I6 City Recorder.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

MOT CE Is HEhtBY GIvKS THAT AT
~ meeting OF tho board OF direciore ~
inc Morgan Goid Mining and Milling tom
Pahys nelu AZ me ONCE OF the company August
was ievied upon the capital stock OF the cor
poreuon, payable 10 Assistant Treasurer
yhnies MonAt AZ ne "nice OF the company "
Whicb this assessment may remain unpaid on
eptemb"r 10. lss7, shall 10 Geo AIRED de in
luSht ana unless payment DO made before
me company, TO pay The delinquent assess.
ment and expense OF sale.
By order Of board OF directors
A. Z. tOWLER,
eecfatgrv
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To the public:

To the public:
nS THE nth DAY OF AUGUST, 1897.
~ lpurchased. for n valuable considerA-
non. the Interest OF U e. Bowler. in the Utah
Manufacturing company, n co'prtnershIp,
composed of myself and U. q. bowler am
the sole owner and mapagcr of the business.
pant stock ana all booss OF account and
credits due and owing 10 the Utah Manuisctur.
ing company, 1ho business will be conducted
under the name and style of The Utah Manu-
featuring company. but myself US sole owner
and manager
1 warn AL persons against pay Ing or accept.
ing any checka or other written insuume n t.
unless signed by me.
U, N. HoLLlNGswoNTH.
Dated Aug. 20, 1891.
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Gentle Valley. Aug. Is, 1851 drop
few lines To inform you Of the death
Of our loving sister, Rosa. daughter Of
Alma II. and Ellen Clark Hale. old
residents of Grantsville. Tooele county.
Deceased Rosa was born at Grants
vile. Dec. IS. 1876. and resided there the
first ten years of her life, when she
moved with the family to Gentle VAL
ley She was ever faithful In all her
labors until the last two years, during
which time her health has been poor
While she did not murmur of her
weak condition. we believe she suf-
fered, and every care was given her.
On sunday. the Sth, she came over to
my place to visit n week on the
morning OF the 18th she arose and pre-
pared for breakfast. but not feeling
well she wont back and lay down. In
"A few hours she became unconscious
and lay as though she was sleeping
until the next morning at i've minutes
to seven, when she breathed her last
Funertal services were held Sunday
morning at 10o'cloek nearly all the
people Of the valley assembled to pay
the last tribute Of respect. Elders NJ
+. Cowley and $. II. Hale were the
main speakers.
EARNEST f. HALE.
Tooele Transcript. Morgan
Mirror ana Logan Journal please
copy.
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In Ordinance iucroaoiug the number OF men
on the police force of SAT- Lake CITY
BE It ordained by the City Council Of Salt
Lake Ciy;
SECT ~ l, That the board OF Police and
FIRE Commit sinners OF salt Like CIiy IA here.
by authorized TO appoint an ADDITIONAL mount
ed policeman. to be assigned to duty at Llber.
ty Park, aud euch other places within the city
us the pub ic service may require
Section III. Thls ordinance shall take effect
upon ITS approval
Passed ny the Iity Council OF Salt Lake City.
state OF Utah. July 9Th. ls97, title approved
and referred to the Mayor tor his approval.
SEAL DAVID =. EMERY,
CITY Recorder.
Approved this the 9th day OF July A u. 1891
JANE GLEN DINING, Mayor
STATE or UTAH H..
City and county of salt Lake. So
!. David >. Emery, recorder in and for Salt
Lake Guy, tate OF Utah, do hereby certify
that the above and foregoing Ia full true
and correct copy Of an ordinance entitled IAN
ordnance increasing the number Of men on
,he police force Of salt Lake CIV" passed by
the City Council Of said CIV July 9th, 1897
and approved Oy the Mayor Juy 9Th. 1897, rs
appears of record IN my office
In witness whereof have hereunto set my
hand and anlxcd The corporate seal
lsEALl Of snid city this 23rd day Of July, A.
ID. 1891
DAVID g. EMERY.
CIV II ecordar
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate OF John j. Tanner. deceasod
NOTiCE l. HthkBY GIVEN ny THE
~ undersigned. administrator OF the es-
late of John j. Tanner. deceased. to the
creditors of. and all persons having claims
against the SAID deceased, to Khibit them with
tho necessary vouchers, within ten mon h
after the frat publication OF ms notice, to the
said Eun illustrator ut ncr home in south Cot
tonwood. In the County of salt Lake, Utah
Dated, August is. le0I.
NANCY AUGUSTA TANNER,
Administratrix of the estate of John Tanner.
deceased
BARLOW FERGUSON,
Attorney for Estate.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTOR )
ofice OF tho Board OF Public Works. Room .. 4
city hall, salt Lake City
August 20. 1891.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL RE RE
- oeiyed at this Office until 2 O'Clock y. m .
OF Monday. August 8 III, IS q for the work of
on ninth outh street, at the intersection of
East temple street. in Salt La c Ciy, Utsh.
according 10 plans IN The CITY Engineers
ONCE.
Instructions to bidders, together with speci.
hchtion~ and forms for contract and bond,
can he obtained upon application Mt the ONCE
of the hoard
he tight is reserved to reject any and all
bios.
by order OF the hoard OF Public Works.
a y. DORESUs, Chairman.
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NOTICE,


NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN undersigned VIII apply to the secretary
OF the Interior for permission to cut growing
and deAd timber, red rine, white pine ana
balsam from the VIZ Of the Wa of Sec
ton 81, Up, u n, range 3 II, and from the W
!. OF the , wv OF ection !, Up. IAN, range
4. salt Lake \ eridian. U :. survey for Utah,
and In Cache county, Utah. and being non
mineral public lsnds. for the purpose NJ sup.
plying the settlers of Cache county with bull'i.
ing maieria with which TO IMPROVE their
homesteAds and farms
CUDwIHER HROs.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

buckeye Mining Company situation of prin.
ciphl place of business No. IL West FIRST
south street, salt Lake City, Utah.
NJ Office. THERE ARE DELINQUENT
In upon the following described stock, on
account OF assessment levied on the Ind day
of July, 1871. the several smounis Get opposite
the names OF the respective shareholders as
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NOTICE. 10 CONTAGIOUS.

THE TRUSTEES OF THE THIhTY-sHC-
Il ond rohool Disirct will receive sealed
bids for the erection OF q enc foomed school
house until the 8 III OAy of August. 1877, ~
y. IN when all bids viii be opened in public In
The rr1ghton n eeung houpe
Tho plans and specifications can be seen at
the oflico orc NJ. Eeuhhusen, architect, room
t2s Dooly but ding, Salt La City, Utah.
The trustees reserve the right to reject any
and all bids. HENRY SUTTON
v. w SChOEk FIELD.
j. sCHOENfItLB.
Dated July az, 1897.
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kOIICE.

H'FE iNNUkL nttTING OF THE
Il stocsholders OF The Deseret News Com
pany, for the election OF directors for tho
onsning year ana for the Transaction Of such
other business ns may properly come befnte
tho N eefin >, will lie he'd st the oince OF the
lresireni OF tho company No. 81 East sonth
Temple street ralt axe CITY. on saturdaY.
tepiemher 70 lspI. at " O'Clock . NJ.
tALr LAKk CITY. Angus 20 1897.
JDu d. INENS Secrplnry