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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-08
FOOD AND SHELTER PROVIDED.


Spencer. Iowa, Sept. 4th, 1897.
To the Editor:
I reached my field OF labor, In COM
pany with my companion. We left
the train at about 3 o'clock p. m. and
found ourselves strangers In strange
town or city. this being new field.
Leaving our heavy valises In the bag
gage room, we went to "a grove about
a mile distant and in prayer asked the
Lord to lead us to q place where we
could find food and lodging, and get
place TO leave our supplies OF clothing
tracts, etc.
we then started out as we felt led
TO do. and distributed tracts for short
time. as it was now nearly sunset. l
stepped up to u door and raped; a
lady came TO the door l told her
whom we We're. and asked for lodg-
ing, explaining that we Travelled WITH
out purse and scrip. She bade us en-
ter. We did so. Her husband came
in. We talked little while with him,
and soon nfterward ate supper. We
prayed with them at their request,and
nll retired.
Next morning We we're given per
mission to leave our supplies there.and
the lady told us: Il Just couldn't turn
YOU away last night, ! knew l must
take you in and keep you. as soon ns
you came to the door" We thanked
the Lord for leading us there, We are
treated as kindly there as If we were
"heirs TO the manor
At another time, we were travelling
in another art OF the city
and n man gave us money to
get food and lodging mt n
hotel. once out In the country
some ten miles while cold rain was
falling on us as we walked along the
road, we asked the Lord TO provide us
with n shelter whore we might stop,
mud where we could spend the rest OF
the day and night. Just nhend OF US
were three roads. The Spirit said
Turn TO the right" We did SO, went
n quarter of mile, and rapping at
the door of house to which this
road led. we We're invited In. and sat
down by warm stove In comfort.
We had been there an hour or two,
when man called at one Of the doors
and talked with the lady short time
and departed.
When she came in again inquired
whether we could obtain lodgings for
the night. She replied: II have Just
heen wondering where | could mt you
hut the school teacher who boards
here has Just called and says he Is go-
ing home tonight and will not be here
SO you can have his room" ] said to
her, 1.-THE Lord sent him home to
make room Tor us. Sne Hnu neT nus
band are n young couple with only one
child. kind, honest in heart and God
fearing.
We have many such testimonies, and
the sick are healed under our hands
by the power Of God. To whom he all
the glory. We have held about TWEEN
ty-six meetings In churches and school
houses and many friends are being
raised up In behalf Of the work Of
God. At our request the newspapers
print announcements Of our meetings
from time TO time and editors usually
treat us with courtesy.
JOSEPH f. THOMAS.
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LOGAN. UTAH,
Newsy Melangc From Our Regular Cores
pondent

At the Priesthood meeting in this
city Saturday the speakers discussed
the building OF the Brigham Young
College. and caunseled It's speedy COM
pletion; also urged the officers of the
Church to greater faith and energy
The Cache county teachers institute
completed a very successful week $
work last Friday evening.
The county courts OF Cache, Rich
and Weber counties met in this city
saturday and decided to recommend
TO Governor Wells the following plan
for the distribution OF the $500 APP
proprinted by the state Legislature
Tor the roads of those three counties:
The sum uf $3.50 tn Cache county to
be expended on the roud 10 Rich coun-
ty. through the right hand fork As
far as the summit.
The sum VI $50 to be expended by
Weber county ON the road leading TO
Rich county
The sum OF $1,000 to be expended hy
Rich county $500 each ON the roads
leading To the other two counties,
Commissioners Hayball, Seaman and
Lee, one from each county, were APP
pointed to confer with Governor Wells
on the matter next Friday,
George 4. Gardner and Mary \.
Dcoldn were married in this city last
Friday evening.
Mr. Christian CART has been grant
ed a franchise tu put In electric lights
at Hyrum by the city council OF that
plncc. lie agrees 10 have the plant
running in ninety days
There was most destructive storm
at Franklin, Idaho. Thursday cOnsid-
cradle grain being destroyed by high
wird and hailstonys.
BE- H nom IL
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OBITUARY.


GEORGE SPRATTLEY.
Died in American Fork, August 3lst,
1897, George Sprattley. Deceased was
born April Is, 1910. in Manchester,
England: emigrated to Pennsylvania
in 1915. and from there to Iowa in 1893,
living in Burlington. He was baptized
in Nauvoo in tS43, and emigrated to
Utah in 1851, living in American Fork
from that date.
Father Sprattley has been an indus
triOus, honorable man--faithful in all
things. Il true Latter-day Saint and
his calling and election are sure. For
the last five years his mission in con-
junction with Brother Geo Rowley
has been TO visit the Saints of Ameri-
can Fork to cheer and encourage
them, and 1t can be truly said their
hearts We're full of love and the spirit
OF the Gospel.
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SHERlFF'S SALE

DY VIRTUE o AN EXECUTION, TO
ID mo directed from the mud JulciIl DIS.
lrlct Court, ounty OF salt Lake. state of Utah
in favor 0f the ,aiionAl Bank OF the RepuD.
tic, and against Wiuiam Gfoerbeck, :.
OroesDecE and \ IA. GTOesbec To satisfy a
balance judgment Of ten thousand nine hun.
drsd and eight dollars, with interest thereon
from the AIN day OF August 1891, at " per cent
per znnum ana ACcruiDg costs, ! have levied
upon Mi the right utle claim and interest OF
SAID defendants william GTOesbecs, : :.
Grocsb,ck aud \. IA GTocsbccS, In and TO tho
following described real estate, 10 wit: An
UNDIVIDED one third l.D in,eres' IN the
sorth. west quarter Of section thlrly four tSi,
1ownshW. one south, bhnse Two West
SAT- Lake MeIillan. .i.uate IN, salt
Lake County, sac of utsh. ana ! VIII
expose the same for sale or 20 much thereof
as viii satisfy the PLAINTIFF demand. to.wlI;-
sip,H0s tU. with iulerest thereon from August
18th, lsAi. at " Pc cent per HnI um ans ac-
cruing costs, at the West Front oor OF the
County Courl House In The city Of Salt LAKE.
county OF ait Lace. + ate OF UtAn on the Il h
day OF sepIomber. l'gl, at u O'Clock noon, to
he s1id as the property OF William nr"esbrck.
:. IrocsbeSk ana \. ~ GrOesbeck. At suit
of tho National Bpug Of the nopubIo
Terms OF sale, cash
Dated at salt Lake tiity, August eth sg7
9TH. LEE & GRAY
ttOrnevs tor ilalnuH
THOMAS P. LEWIS sherif OF SAT- Lake
County Utah
BY J. Il TINMosr. Deputy sheriff.
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CITY ana County of salt Lake.
], havid :. hmery, recorder IN and for salt
Lake city. state Of Itch. do hereby certify
that the above and foregoing is fuil, true and
correct copy OF an ordinance entitled IAN
ordnance 1evying a tax ON the assessed value
of the taxable troporly within the corporate
limits of 'at Lake CITY, county of sat
Lake. State OF utsh, for the wear 1856 passed.
by the CITY Council of said city June 9th
1897, and approved by the Mayor July md
1897 rs appears of record in my ofilce.
In witness whereof | have horeunto set my
hand and hcl1ed the corporate seal OF said
city this the and day of July, A. ID. lsgi.
lsEAL DAVID 5. EMERY,
Is 2l6 CITY Recorder.
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In Ordinance increasing the number of men
on tho police Gree Of SAT- Lake CITY
lie It ordained by .he city Council OF Salt
Lake Chys
SECT o. /. That the Ro,rd OF Police anG
FIRE Commissioners OF alt Lake olty IA here
by authorized to nprolntnn adnluonnl mount
ed Policeman, Ia be assigned to duty at Liber.
ty Park. AVID such other places within the city
MS the pub &c service MAJ require
section III. THIS ordinance shall take effect
upon ite approval
Passed ~ the City Council OF SAT- Lake CITY,
ttale OF Utah July Uth, 1871. itc approved
and referred to the Mayor for his approval.
tsEALl DAVID EMERY,
Cltv Recorder.
Approved tsin the eth day OF Jnly A. % 1891
JANE GLES DINING, Mayor.
STATE OF UTAH. T..
City and County OF salt Lake.
J, David =. Emery. recorder in md for salt
Lake CITY. tate of Utah do hereby certify
that tho above and foregoing Is n full. true
and correct copy Of AN oriinsnce entitled IAN
ordnance increasing the number u men on
the police force OF salt Lake Cuy,' passed by
the City CouncIi Of Hsld CITY July sth 1877,
and approved by the Mayor in 9Th, 1897, an
appears of record In my office
In witness whereof ! have hercurto set my
hand and affixed he corporate seal
SEAL Of said city this 23rd day OF July, A.
II 1895.
DAVID S. EMERY,
Clty II ccordet.
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THE PROGRESSIVE WOMAN,
Is She Who Follows the Wel-Beaten Paths
Of Life.

Edward w. Box, writing on the
theme ION Being Old Fashioned" In
the September Ladies' Home Journal,
contends that much Of the so-called
progress of today Is not progressive;
in fact. that "old fashioned" women
who follow well-heuten paths adhere
10 old customs md accept well-estob-
lished teachings are the really progress
siye ones, for the reason that their
Efforts meet with no Interruptions, nor
IL there possibility Of collapse In what
ever engages their attention. I'm do
nestle life the progressive woman
has had very busy time saws Mr..
Box. "She began by upsettIng the old
sev'lng-hasket. II was narrowing 10
n woman. she discovered one dark
morning Likewise was cooking, ana
the care Of children. woman who
stayed at home and looked after the
comfort of her husband and children
was 'wishv-w Hshy. she cramped her
life. dwarfed her intellect. borrowed
her horizon clubs by the score. SO.
cIAties by the hundred, schemes and
MANS nv the thousand were started,
organized and devised to rid poor wo-
man OF her 'thraldum' And these
progressive women We're go busy Tor
the elevation Of their seX' But there
were a few hundred thousand women
who kent right on being busy elcvat-
Inr their children. helping their hus-
hands, and believing that the sex in
general was perfectly able TO take care
81 itself. And these women are still
busy sewing cooking and caring for
their children. And, gradually, they
nave seen sowing classes introduced In
colIerc and seminary courses domes-
&c science branches attached to nearly
,very educational institution which
sirIa attend. while the care OF children
Saa received the Enforcement Of state
md the specific attention OF the NJ
nonnl government. Md what OF the
progressive woman? Truly the pluo'H
mat knew her once know her no
.nnrnNn
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"Bohson is certainly daft about that
now baby Of his "
what has he done9"
"Why, we were all talking about the
tariff ut tho office last Saturday, but
Bobson only made one remark"
"What did he sayr"
''Ho wanted to know If they had
raised the duty ON oatnip tea. "-Cleve-
land Plain Dealer
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NOTICE,


NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
oil the Interior for permission to cut growing
and dead timber, red pino white pine anu
bnlsam from the W = OF the n Wa Of soc;
ton 81, Up ID \, range 8 +, ana from the w
i. of the = VIZ Of cotton :, Up AN. range
L salt Like ) eridinn, U :. survey for Utah,
aud In Cache county. Utah, ana being non
PLYING the settlers OF Cache county with bull
ing innteria with which 10 i'm rove their
CRowTHEE BROS
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esTBAY POUND NOTICE.

NNE GRAY HO.sE. All UT YEARS
~ old. iron gray name and tail. been cut
on left fore foot with wire, no brands per
ceivsbic
IL tho shove described animal is not claimed
and takon AWAY on or before MONDAY. the Ism
day of contender, ISL. It will he sold at city
JOHN % MA7ToX.
City poundkecper,
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NOTICE Is HEittBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ meeting of The board Of firucioft of
the Morgan told Mining and Milurr tom
pnhy, held at the once OF The company Auuu.t
II. 1891 m assessment Of one cent pcr shsrn
was LEVIED upon tho capital stncg Of tho COZ
pOrfnon. naynb To Assistant Trpusuror
James Moiiat ut the rtilce Of the rnmpauv 2,
Main street. salt Lake tIty. ANY stock upon
which TINS assessment may remain unpaid on
september 10. leaI. shall be nee AIRED de In.
quent and unless payment DO ilnde befor,
II be sold on october .. 1897. az the Office al
the company. 10 pay inc delinquent assess.
ment and expense OF sale.
By order Of boHrd OF directors
a. ., tOWLrR,
toCrelary.
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OF l.. U. Wpchsmuth co, uciehuhh's
UoU AVE HEREBBY REQUIRED 10
Il appear In an uctlon brought phlnH luu
by the above named paint II IN the Dlslii =,
COurl Of the hire Judicia, district Of the slalo
of Utah and to answer the Amended com
plant Il led therein within ten dnys (eLciusNe
Of the day of serylee) after INC ''I
served within this county or. u server
out OF this county. ont In this district, withln
twenty Gays otherwise within forty Gays W
judgment by default Will be taken against you
according to the payer OF SAID amended com
plant ,n,
against defendants for Il 100 dHmnges, am ~.
al general and proper roilef, and Tor eoe,ti
alleged to be damages sustained ny plhlht,n
by reason OF the defendants Nioiathg ~
terma of a certain contract entered lhto ".
tween tho plaintiff and defendants about lne
month OF hpril, 1904 by which Ictendth.s
emp oycd plaintiff a. a travelling statesman 70
solicit and taEo orders, and 10 BOIL goous anI
clothing SHOWN Hnd called 'Lbo hSpl,
Home" during the ensuing season lor "a Wy q
winter beng the fail OF ~ ana tht VII 't, n.
1891 and Isih; that piaintsn has COMPLIED iuHJ
with tho terms Of said contract, but De- endhnls ,
have violated the sumo IN TINS; thtl theg IVY y
failed and refused 10 furnish re 'Ainun WIZ .u
u Ino OF Eamplca o. the price lists thereof W
which the plaintiff was TO solicit lake ornttii.,
etc, hnd on or about May sth. ny, wrongiouy
md against the consent OF plalnnn ulsonHipvdd
the plnln III from further service under sHlu
contract. all to plaiDiiif dninagoi 10 the sum OF
Sl,OtO. ,.ut
And you are hereby notified that " you iah
to appear and answcr die SAID amended com,
plant sc above re luired, tho said plainuh W.,
apply 70 the court for the rellet ueihAhuo'
therein. 49,, D.,
Witness the Honorable Judges and the seal o.
tho Distriet Court OF the lhiu
Judicial District IN ard for me
lsELL-l state OF Utah. this 3lft duy OF JuH
IN tho wear OF our Lord enc thnu-
fand eight hundred -nd Ninety
seven . ~
DAVID DUNBAR, CLERK.
By GKo. &C. BLAIR, Deputy CLERK.
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ASSESSMENT NOTiC.
Salt I.aic City Foundry and Manutsct,.r no
Company. with principal pace OF
business, salt Lake Glty 'utan.

NollCE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ meeting of the dirt Ctors held ON Ina
ltth day Of July l-9I. an assessment Of nnn
cent per sh ire Was eviei on the capilai stocs
OF the corporation payable IN or utiore Id
/ III ny OF september. Isg5, TO John II White
secretary snl treas rer, NJ his ufllcc % Mest
FIRST South street salt Lake City. utah ANY
stock upon which tina assessment msy ri,
main UNPAID on the 18th dsy Of rpteml er
1857. viii be delinquent AVID sdvertited for ala
ntpubhc auctiOu; ana inless payment l. mads
be ore, VIII be SOLD on IhO End day OF October
ls9l. To pay the delinquent assessment Ia.
gether with costs OF advertising and eNpeb.e
of sale JOHN n. WHITE
Secretary,
.22 West First South street, Salt Lake DIV
Utah. '''
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re, TON l. lie 1t ordained by the City
Council q SAT- Lake City, state OF Utah, that
tald City Council doth hereby levy The tax and
proyidofo for the assessment Of toe property
upon The blocks. lots ami parcels of lahd here.
matter described nbutting the nth side
of second south street fiom second to Fourth
kast street-. within sewer District Number
one OF ait Lake CITY.
construcunE sewer on the south side OF
second south street between 'econd and
Fourth LAst streets, opposi1e tho hereinafter
described lots, blocks and parcels OF land 10 be
especially Affected and benefited by said i'm.
provemenl; and i Is hereby adiudged, deter
mined and established that the same will be
| especially benefited by said Improvement and
said blocks, lots aud parcels Of iand are hereby
assessed at an equal and uniform rate In
accordance with the linear foOt frontage
upon tlat portion OF the south side OF
second South street 10 lie improved fronting
on said street and of nepth OF twenty five
feet back from sAid rocond south street he.
tween second and Fourth East streets; and
the tax hereby levied ana TO DO assessed on
| said bocks, lots and parcels OF land Is one
| thousand seven Iunor-d and sixteen Dollars
(sl,7i6.OO or one aud So.lOO dollars IS .3l) per
linear or from foot aDuttipg upon said portion
of second south street to be affected and benz
EDITED by saiu Improvement ana the OF: y
Treasurer Is hereby uthorired 10 hssets IN
accordance with the provisions OF his ordin.
| hnce sndfor the purpose herein mentioned. all
of lots Five 10y and SIX (5), Block Fifty 1--WE
| tb5), Plau A. AL OF lots Five ~, six (G),
seven q and Eight 81. Block Forty nine dos,
1his levy Of tax upon SAID blocks. lots and
parcels OF land is made upon 'ho came us
| they appear and hTe shown upon the oficlai
map or plat OF said city and nj n depth OF TWEEN
ty.hva (2s) feet back from said blocks. lois and
parcels of land admitting on that portion of
second South street hereinbefore dSscribed.
secuon II. This ordnance snail be In force
from and after its approval
Passed by the Ciiy Council OF Salt Lake
City. state OF Utah. July g7th, 1891. title ap.
proved and referred to the Mayor for his ap.
proyni
SEAL DAVID ?. EMERY,
Approved ihls the Sa,h day Of july. A d.
JAMES GLESDINNISG
Mayor
City and oun,y Of salt Lake. "'
], David :. Emery. recorder in aud for Salt
Lake City, stste OF Utah, do hereby certify
| that the above and foregoing is a full true
and correct copy of an ORDNANCE enuteu IAN
ordnance levy ing the tax and for the assess
ment OF Vie properly on the south side of
| Second South street. between second and
| Fourth East streets, within sewer ulstriLs No
| l." passed by the City Council, of SAID city,
| Ju y - 1891 and approved by the Mayor July
| 80 1891, ms appears OF record In my ofiice.
In witness whereof, have heTountO set my
| hand and Affixed the corporate seal OF said
| city this 30th day of July, A. ID. 1871!
| tsEAL DAVID EMERY,
| 2-3 City Recorder.
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Ho1loe 9EesII2fsS,Y HoloERs'

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
IN meeting of tho stockho ders of the Cop
per Mountain MIding ana Milling company
viii be held in the Office OF tho Beaver Lake
Copper MINING company at 2ul and 22 Whit.
IngnAm BLOCK, sails Lake CITY, Utah. for the
purpose of increasing the capitalization OF said
iDcorpOrht on ana or the Transaction OF such
other business as may legally come iefore IT..
ssid meeting to he he d ut IL O'Clock a. N. on
the 2lst day OF september. 1891
signed:
Per q. S. GRAHAM.
prasidpnt
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And In accordance with law and The order
OF the Board Of Directors made on said I'd day
OF July, lss1. 80 many shares of each parcel
OF such stock as may be neces airy. will lie sold
south street. Salt LAKE Cily. Utah, on Tuesday,
the 3lst day OF August 1877, at ? O'Clock y m
TO pay delinquent assessment thereon together
with costs OF advertising and expense OF sale.
FRANK y. TAYLOR
Secretary BuckeYe Mining Company
by order OF rho 30 I'D OF Directors the tint
OF above sale Ia postponed until Wednesday,
september 2gEh, 1877. 81 O'Clock p. M.
FbANk TAYLOR, secretary.
salt Lake 4 ity, Au- ust 80, 1881
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sJocKnuLpsRs' MEETING

NJ oTlCE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT a
N gpeclnl meeting Of the stockholders OF
the lndian Creek Gold Mining and Milling
company will be held on nhturdAy, ep ember
18Th, 1871. st2p IN, NJ the Offices OF the com
pany. 81 Progress building. Salt Lake CITY.
utNh. for tn" election OF o1rers ann lhe trans
action such other ru''nesv as may lawfully
come before sad meeting.
HENRY tlsEMAS, secretary
SALT LAKE CITY Utah. Aug 18th 1871.
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WASHINGTON CONFERENCE.


Walla Wnlla, washington
September q, 1891
To the Editor;
Kindly advise the readers Of the
News" that the oregon and North
we stern mission has bren opened and
that the washington conference head
quarters ia located in Walla Wnlia In
our labors here we find a great
many people who have relatives or
friends who are members ~ the
Church. II our brethren and sisters
who have relatives or friends IN TINS
state win kindly send us their ad-
dresses, we will take great pleasure IN
calling on them Kindly draw the at
tention Of your readers to this mat
ter. and you viii confer great favor
on your brethren in the Gospel oil
Christ,
@. L. BRALEY,
JAS. r. sMURTHWAlTE.
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ONCE OF the Anter Gold Mining Company.
Place OF Business. liu south Main street, salt
Lake CITY, Utah.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
IN ameolIng OF the board of directors OF
the above cnrpor atom and hGld ut the onlce
an Assessment OF one mill III peT share was
levied on the capital STOCK OF this corporation,
payable SATURDAY. september 25th. 10 a.
COMPANY at above designated office ANY
stoc upon which this assessment may re-.
main unpaid on the said 18th day Of septem.
Der Will be delinquent and viii he advertised
for sale at public auction. and sold on Tues
day. october l2th, 1891, at gp,m Of that day at
the above named place of business, 10 paw
the delinquent assessment, together with the
cost OF advertising and expense OF sale
A. W. RAY MOULD,
seoty and Treasurer,
once II 6. NaiR street (upstairs).
Dated salt Lake City, Utah, August 9th.
1877.
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ASSESSING ~ NOTICE.
Davis aud Weber Counties Canal Com pany.
ogden city. Weber County. Utah,
September let 1871

cepktulUeT lht, 1875
No1ICF IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ a meeting of the Board OF DIRECTORS
held on the 2-th day OF August. 1871, an as
seesment OF 81 D per shaie ~as LEVIED on the
capital stock of the corporation. payable to
the Secretary on or beo the Sth day of
october. lsJI. at his ofico in ogden Ci,y,
Utah
any stock upon which this assessment may
remain unpaid on SAID Uth dsy OF October,
1891 vii be delinquent and advertised Tor sale
Der, 1877. At u o'clock noon, at The south aoor
OF the Weber County Court House, IN said
Jgden CITY, to pay the delinquent assessment.
together with cost OF Advertising and expenses
Of sAIe. j. Q. NYE,
Secretary,
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Buckeye Mining Company. situation of prin.
ciIal place OF business No. /, West First
south street, salt Lake city, Utah.
IoTICE. THERE ARE DELINQUENT
IN upon the following described stock, on
account of assessment levied on the and day
Of July, 1881, the several amounts set opposite
the names of the respective shareholders as