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Notes.

Miss Mary Mildred Boshard and
Mr.. Fred J. Moore were married last
evening, at tho home OF the brides
mother In this city by Judge Dusen.
berry. Many friends were preeeBt }
extend congratulations and expires.
siOne OF good wishes to the hVppy
couple. Tney expect to reside 10
Nepbi, where Mr.. Moore will have
charge OF Mr.. Lunps drug business.
Bert Harris student OF tho Brig.
ham Young academy hurt himself
quito severely while exercising In the
gymnasium Tuesday evening. He
fell to the flor from the trapezs
striking on his head anu left shoulder,
but is recovering from the shock.
On Saturday, April 10th, the Utah
county teachers will hold an Institute
In Eureka. The visiting pedsgogues
expect TO inspect some OF the mines
and have u good time generally in the
great mining town. Tho Rio Grande
Western has made an excursion ratio
from all Utah county towns for the
occasion.
Buriah Wilkinson came down from
Coalville Yesterday; today no went to
Spanish F1rk and from there no will
go to fayson and NephI, with the
intention OF organizing lodges Of the
knights Of Maccabees In each place.
Mr.. g. p. johnson OF Emery county.
Whose sons were wtunded by The
explosion OF rifle, as mentioned I'm
Tuesdays News, has brought them 10
Provo, wbe'e they are receiving treat
mept from DIR. Allan.
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TRUSTEE SALE.

WHEREAS. THE SYNDICATE MINING
w hnd milling Company by It's certain
deed OF trust, dated the Attn day OF December,
A. u. 1891. and duly recorded IN the recorders
once OF the County OF 1ooelo, IN the state OF
Utah. IN book "E' Of mortgages. page a5i, did
sell ana convey 10 the undersigned trustee tho
Following described and named lode mining
claims, to.wit; The MonopolIst No. tho
Maonopo,ist No. q the Monopolist No. 81 the
Monopohsl No.4 the syndicate No. / and
syndicate No. y bearing gold and other
metals, and situated in Camp Floyd mining
district, 1ooelo County and state of Utah
SAID claims are OF record In and upon thu
mining records of said district. and for a more
particular DESCRIPTION of SAID claims refer
thereof.
Togethe err with all tho tcnements, herodlta-
monts, and appurIenAnces thereunlo belong.
In trust for the purpose OF securing tho
payment OF certain promissory note. made
by said company. for the sum Of ses0 bearing
dato the Ath day OF December. 1895, payable
thirty days after date 10 the Utah National
Bhnk, or order, NJ said bank. in Salt Lake CITY,
Utah, with interest from date at the rate OF
twelve per cent per annum, until paid and
which said promlssory note is particularly
described in sad Deed Of Trust; and whereas
according TO the terms and conditions OF said
note and SAID Deed of Trust saiu note is due
and no par OF the same ha, heen paid; and
whereas II was and . provided in said Decd
OF Trust. that should default be made in tho
payment OF said note. SAID Trustee should
proceed TO seil SAID property, or SO much
purpose of paying SAID note and fulfilling and
uisohargins the duties and Obligations Of said
trust;
And whereas SAID Utah National Bank.
the owner and holder OF said promipeory
note, has requested said Trustee to proceed 10
sell said property, or so much thereof as NAV
he nee ssary, under and in accordance with
the terms and provisions OF said deed OF trust
TO nay said promissory note and TO dis.
trust,
Now therefore l, the underslsned trosfoo.
niorssaid, al the request of the said owner
AND holder OF SAID promissory note, Will, in
accordance with tho terms and proyisions OF
said deed OF huht, on Friday. the 9TH day of
March, a. D., leg1. at Il O'Clock noon IN the
CITY and County Of SAT- Lake in the state Of
Utah, at the south front door OF the County
Court House of the said County of sRlt Lake
tbeing the Joint city and County building),
sell nj public auction to the highett bidder for
cash. lawful money Of the United states said
property. ors much thereof as may DO neces-
aary 10 pay said noto and interest, and 10
satlsfy the same, and the costs and expenses
an commissions OF sale and to discharge tho
duties impo'ed on me by SAID deed Of trust
WILLIAM G. HALL. Trustee
9Th 1851
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sHERiFF's SALE.

NJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ pursuant TO an order OF sale and decree
OF ioroclohure TO ne directed from the Third
Jadieial District Court of the state of Utnh
county of salt Lake In a cnuse therein pend.
Ing wherein stephen Hays is plaintiff. and the
Iieuwaukee Gold and -hyer Mining company
n corporation, Michael shaughnessy and
Andrew Christopherson, and j. q. swan, in.
teiyenor. are defendants, to which order of
SAFE and decree of foreclosure reference IL
hereby made, shall expose or sale at pub.
lie auction 10 tho highest bidder for cash at
the west front door OF the County Court house.
In the CITY Of SAT- Lake. county OF salt Lake
staie OF Utan, on the 18th day of March. 4 u,
lesI, at " O'Clock noon, ali the right title
claim and interest OF the Tieuwaui ee Gold
ana silver Mining company, corporation,
Michael Shaughnessy, Andrew Christopher.
son and j. Swan, OF. IN and to the following
in the county of salt Lake. State OF Utah, and
particularly described as follows, to.wii: The
Lieuwaukee group Of mines, situate, lying ana
salt Lake County, Utah, and more partic,
ularly named us follows: The 1ieuwaukee
Mining Claim the Iieuwaukee No. = Mining
Mining Claim; the Ely Tor HlD Mining Claim,
the George aiming Clam; the surprile Min.
ing Claim; tho Kelsey Mining Claim the Tyn
Mining Clsim, the Mystic Mining CLAIM; the
Accident Mining Claim; the Apex Mining
Claim tho Caledonia Mining CLAIM; the Glib
bons Mining Claim the Mcqueen Mining
Claim the side Issue Mining Claim tbe
Arctic Mining Claim; the Protector Mining
Claim and the surplus Mining Claim; 10
kSthei WIN az tne tenementss hefedthments
and appurtenances thereunto belonging or
IN anywise nppertaining, to be sold as the
property OF the lienwoEkoe Gold and silver
mining Company. corporation. and Michael
hhaughnnessy, under said order of sale and
decree In the above cause
Dated at Salt Lake City Utah this 18th dav
OF February, A. ID. 1897
THOMAS p LEWIS,
BY j. j.. TIsIAoSY.
Deputy Sheriff.
BOOTH. LEE a GRAY,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
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ThusIEE's SALE

NOTICE is Hereby GIVEN THAT IN
~ accordance with and under the power
ana authority granted by that certain truat
ueeh made or the 29nd day OF October, A, ID.
w, by Martha Miller to w. T.. Lynn, which
shlu trust decd ia accorded In Book ''Di' OF
mortgages on page Az records OF Tooele
county, Utah. the Hndcrsigned will offer for
SAFE and sell 10 the highest bidder for cash at
me west mont Of tho salt Sake County Court
House tothorwiae known as tho JOINT
day Of April. is97. at e O'Clock noon of tha hat
Gay all The real estate hereinafter described,
or so much thereof rs may be necessary to pay
and discharge the indsbt edncss secured by
SAID trust deed. and the amount OF AL tnNos
PAID In accordance with tho forms of said
trust deed by II, u. Jones the owner and
holder OF sad indebtedness, md tho expenses
OF hald trust Including reasonable attorney
ana counsel fees and compensation 10 SAID
trustee Tor his services and tho cost of this
his sale VIII bc madn at tho request of the
holder OF said Indebtedness, and bocnuso OF
the default In payment OF said indebtedness
saia real estate Ia particularly described as
All the following described premises and
mining property, situate In Ophlr Hill Mining
DlstTlo,, county OF Iooole. then Territory, now
stttc OF Utah, to wit;
An undivided one. half - interest In the
Emile Lode Mining CLAIM described as follows
General land ohico number eighteen thousand
Tour hundred and fOrty.lwo (lSti2), mineral
certificate number fifteen hundred and forty
Two, patented August tenth 40, 1891. to hoy.
IAN =. ! OK and " m. Q. Miller, lot number one
trict.
Dated March 2oth. 1907.
W. p. LYNN, Trustee.
L. D. H. THOMPSON. Attorney
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SHE RIFF SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT PUR.
~ suRnt to an order OF sale and decree OF
foreclosure to me directed from tho Third
Judicial District Court, of the State of Utah.
county of salt Lake, in cause therein mend ,
ing wherein the tirst National Bank Of Raw.
Inns, wyoming, corporation. Is plaintiff and
tenlmore Chatterton and Mrs. S. =. CAstlston
are defendants 10 which order Of sale and ace.
cree reference 4 hereby made; shall expose
for sale at public auction, TO the highest bid.
DER for cash, at the west door of the County
court House. in the CITY of Salt Lake
County OF salt Lake, state of Utab
on the 18th day OF March, A. d, lsgi
81 u O'Clock noon all the right, title, claim
ana interest OF tenimore ChattertOn and The
FIRST National Bank of Rawlins. Wyoming, a
corporation, In and TO the following de.
scrbed real estate, situate, lying and being in
SAT- Lake County, state OF Utah, and pArticu.
larry described as follows, TO wit The south
three (3) rods,by ten (O) rods of Lot our al in
block twenty six t26l. Plat "D' rait Lake
City survey, together with all aud singular the
tenemcnts. Embellishments, and apputtenances
thereunio belonging or In nnywise Appertain
ing. 10 he sold as the property of fenimore
Chatterton at the suit of Mrs. S. +. Castloton,
Dated February l7th 1897.
THOMAS 7. LEWIs
Sheriff Salt Lake County, Utah.
by j. II, TIhiMOsr,
Deplty sheriff
ID. II. HgaPsrRAD.
Attorney for Mrt. :. Y. Iastleton.
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PROVO.
Provo, UTAH, Apul l, 1897.
Fourth district Court.

Yesterday morning In tue Fourth
district in the case OF the Il, q, w
Railway company va the TeIlur.
iue Power Illumination company.
Senator Brown made " statement of
the case Tor the deiendauts. They
would show that this PARTICULAR land
for which the action WAS BROUGHT.
together with the land in the canyon
was appropriated by the defen1anls
before the survey OF the plaintiff cor.
poration began, for the purpose OF
constructing n reservoir to store water
TO generate electriciiy.and incidentally
Tor irrigation, which would necassitate
the building OF dam IS
feet high. Mr.. Num- c,mmeuoeI
work in 1894, and continued the
work more extensively In 1895, iu the
iall OF which year he took active con.
troll OF the land. This work was con.
tinued In the spring OF 1896, aud
location notices were posted, diving
notice to everyone who passed through
the canyon mat the land was oceu.
pied. AT the point OF the hauRin,
rock lou the Murphy claim) IL WINS
INTENDED TO erect a dam. Thi. onter.
price was OF great Importance to ths
state, aud would cost vast eupo
OF money lin the neighborhood of a
million uoliars) anu would be worth
millions more when completed-mean.
ing far ore to tho oommuuity than
any railroad that oauld ever be buIIt
through the canyon. The defendants
claimed priority under tho laws of
Congress VI 1866 and 1877, providing
Tor the occupancy OF puDno lands for
reservoir purposes.
l.. s. MaIhls OF Salt Lake was the
hrst witness called. He testified that
ne had been employed by Mr.. l., Ia.
Mum, In the TALL Of 1894, to make "A
preliminary survey in Provo cap.
yon Tor the purpose Of determining
the fall OF the river In Proyo
canyon anu the fumes and other WORK
necessary to BIO constructed In order TO
Duilu Reservoir. lie survey Ell up the
canyon about mile above the Bridal
fAlis anu made map OF his survey
AMI reported 10 Mr.. Num-.
On crGsb-eSRplnatiOn he said he had
seen notice In the canyon claiming
inc wafer Tor powsr and irrigsuo1
purposes; The isll OF the rlver from
aoent mile above the bridge to tho
neAu oil the Big Bench csnaI was 3a2
iess, ana me ulItsnce was p ,35S feet.
H. J. hfamsT OF Denver, chef Ell.
gineer OF the power company, testified
mat he went up Provo rivsr, with Mr..
L. n. Num- In October, 1894, Tor thu
Ipfpose OF examining the river with
yisw to esbRbnshibg power plant.
ne wss tAen In the employ u Mr.. L..
l. Nunni he found Mr. Mathis tuetp
M wurd, and Eemsined about two
weeks checking over MI. Mathi.'.
ieVels and gathering data IN regard to
.he moor oil the wafer Ia the river. H,
hlso hirea MIR. Ihaysr 10 remove
,o,ne obstruclions. In My, 1895, h.
,sauiheu anu remained aUoul month,
49,, plan Tor small power
snno'ing ne large aAm. L, Ociohs,
ioeo, no htlrntd and ran o her lin
'of the purpose vi aeteIming tue KIM
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NJ country the company woull have 10
tun over In making Its canals e.ii the
tall OF the water from the place where
the water would be taken QUITO the
mouth OF the canyon. At that time
excAvAtlng was done or fiume bed,
AMI other work was done. In January,
| 1895, he vieited Mercur and TlntiC for
| thu purpose OF ascertaiDing whether II
| was feasible to Tuu z power line To
these places and ioun that 1t was. In
| the spring OF 1896 flume was con-
| sttucted and about nifty mon were
employed during the eprlng and hum-
mer surveying, excsvsting, etc. Iu
April, 1896, Mr.. Searle put stake ut
the hanging ROCK announcing that to
he the watsrline OF the retervnil; the
hanging rock, being abutments rem
the mountains, on each side OF the
river, would be n great assistance III
building dam. In April, 1896 witness
had seen employees OF the railway
company In tbs canyon; this was alter
Mr.. Searle had put stnkes Tt hanging
rock. The railway company hrst be-
gan to run lines, Bringing about six OF
seven men; the power company Mt
that time had ab Ut II ty men at work.
Early in June the railway company
sent up four teams aud some men aud
did little grading on the north eide o.
the river; the value OF the grDding, he
thought, was alb ui $500. The cost Of
surveying line from Provo 10
Charleston would be about $500 10
Sl,00D. Up to about the middle OF
september, 1895, lie was Of the opinion
that the power jmpany had expe Yhsd
about $40, 900 TO $4,000 on the powor
project. He believed about 10000
horse power could be generated by the
power plant and that this amount OF
power could DO disposed OF IN Provo,
Mercur, TiDtic, Park City anu Bait
Lske CITY. In regaru to the testimony
OF plaintiff to the effect that he had
ordered their employ to stop worn, he
admitted that he hal, because tue
work Indicated that 1t would destroy
the natural abutmsnts which the
power company desired to preserve.
w. B. Searle testified to work which
had been done on the Power Dam
company's grounds In the sprlug of
1895, corobOrating the testimony OF
MIR. Kramer, and also told VI the work
he had done as civil engineer Tor the
power company. When tao eurvey.
or Tor the railroad company came up
To survey last spriBg, he was aL WORK
for tho power company and notified
the engineer In charge Of the railrosI |
surveying corps that the land was
claimed by the power company for |
purposes Of constructing a reservoir !
ami power dam. He testified that at |
M extra expense OF twentyto twenty |
i've thousand dollars the railroad com.
pany could build iIs line above the
Jam.
OTHER BUSINESS.
Estate OF VIM. Greonhalgb deceased;
final acclunt approved anu order OF
distribution made.
DR.. Julius Hannberg was appointed
guardian Of Henrietta Hamburg, a
minor, and Mrs. Inger Jacobsen guar.
dian OF MABEL Maria Jac9bsep, a
minor.
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SUMMONS.
In the District Court OF the Third Judicial
District OF the state OF Utah, County
of salt lnkc



Franklin Read. defendant.
-
The state OF Utah sends vrnotinr to Franklin
Reed. defendant,
Won AitE IIEHtny uIotrtRFD IN APP
noar IN an sniIon I,roi,,y,,t aeainst Won las.
the above nh mod ntaInti,i In Inc iiistrict Cont
OF tho Third .judicigi liistfiSt OF mo state Of
Utah. and 10 answer the conplaint filed there
In WITHIN ten dnvs texcjnqtyo az the day OF
srryicol after ,he asryirc on Won Of mis- si,n.
mons-if seryed within fhts county. or. il
served out of Ills comfy but In ms district.
WITHIN twenty dsys; oihc wise within forty
days--or indSment t,v defsult viii be mi IN
against von, arc5Tdin, ~ ,he nrIyer Of sara
COMPLAINT
1 he snid action ia brought in have indignant
against defendant on ion rHuses Of ncfion' ma
follows; ON rrst three cnuses in sum of
SIS 81 a. with intersst tbsrcrn nj 10 mar cont
per anntim from Matc6 4 istSi on ipst seyen
causes. In ibe surn ~ s5p{ % with interest
rom March T. lso6. for 3, s1 ,,rntest fees. 81 fO1
attornevs fee. and cn.ts of snits sli,ee i 10 be
,iuc as foilo,rs: on nrst cause INC sum OF
81 ,sG.a5, alleged to be Inc balance dine and
unpaid on a certain proInisrory note
exicuted Inv Read n eooSspeod Mining
% to ptninttg. endorsed bv detendpnt, Dec
~, 1893. for 81 ,J2l 81, same having been PRO
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NOTICE..

NonCE Is HEREBY GIVEN l,y ms
~ City Council OF Salt Lake civ. State ~;
Uteh, of the intention OF such CounSiI ~ ~
make tho following described improyomobf
to-wit: on''
Constructing sewer lateral on tho sonth
side OF econd South street from secpnd East
% Fourth Rust etreets. In sewor district No
OF ald ci!y and doiray the cost thereof, eau
mated at 81 80 per front or linear foot, or ona
thousandaeven hundred and sixteen Isl, 7lG o1S
dollars, by local assessment upon mo iot.
or pieces of ground within tho fol- owing 90.
scrlbed district being the district to be niIeet
ed or benefited by SAID Improvement nnmeIv,
All OF lots ami 0. block IS. plat "a :" nj.
az OF Iots 0. O. ands, block ~. plat IN l." salt
All protests aud objections TO the cnrrvi,,
outof such Intention to make said lmnroyn
ment must be presented Ia writing to The gitv
hecorder ON or before the 18th day OF Anri1
1871. being the time set by snId Council Whom
II VIII hear and consider such objections "a
may be made thereto "
ny order OF tho CITY Council OF sal, Lake
CNy, STATE of Utah. made tho 9Th day OF
Mhrch, 1884, DAVID EMERY
-, CITY Recorder
sALr LAKE CITY, March 9oth, 1927
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NOTICE.

NOTlCE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
~ Meeting OF the members of "Tho coTpor.
aton of the members of the Church OF deans
Shrist OF Latter day Saints, residing IN the
twenty nItt EcclesiRstiCal ward OF salt Lake
stake OF Ilon,' Will 10 hold at the m eating
house OF SAID ward, on tho corner OF Il ana
flIst sreots, In salt Lake City, Utah, on the
run DAY OF April, 1891, at O'Clock D M for
The purpose of amending tho Fifth irtiris of
NE Agreement Tor the Incorporation Of faid
CotporauQn, 60 that the number OF dirortore
o. sail corporation shan be ave instead OF
by order OF the Hoard OF Directors
Dated March ,, ltgL
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notice TO CREDITORS.


N onISa - HEREEY GiYEN BY THE
~ undeIsigned executors Of mo estate ~;
ISn ny hetElll DECEASED, TO tho creditors on
AZ an persons having claims against tbe aid
SoHchHs' W eAhibit them with the necossary
puoloauon o. this notice, TO die said cYslr,
wW ds a, ihs 9floe Of Stewart h stewart SIi.gis
~ OF al, Toe stH 5hlt Lake City, in the Coun.
fRASK W. MERRILL
ELlzABETa PICK MERRILL. md
Executors OF the last viii md ,.s,.r,
FRANKLIN Merrill. deceased OF
ors. -HV'nVDe io8 ELecut-
oAiad. February 9Th. 1891.
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An ordinance amending Section s OF Chanter
% Of the Revised Ordinances OF IsaS ~.
lRtlng % the speed 1T railroad trains with
in the limits OF salt Lake city.
Re u ordained by tho city Council of Sal,
section !. The rate OF speed Of all loeomo.
uNes, rnins and cars operated by steam west
o. rum west street and between Fourth
soulh street and hlrd North street in gsid
SAT- Lake City. IS hereby limited 10 a speed ~
not more than at the rate of twelve miles nor
nout, anu the running OF trains cars or loco.
hereby prohibited "i IN
section 2. ANY violation OF the foreyotn,,
section shan render the offender liable 10 finee
not 10 exceed $1,000 or imprisonment NOT ax'
ceedlng lpO days, or to both such lne anc i'm.
pfisOnment. $3.50 '''.
section s. So much OF Section &. of Chsn,or
a5, OF the Revised Ordinances Of SAT- laSc
Clty OF ls9s as relates to the speed Of loco
s nit ~ na,hs ms, ana cars n AZ That portion of
hereby repealed is
lection 4. This ordinance shan tale affect
from and after It's approval.
Passed by the Ciy Oouncil OF Salt Iakscr,,
state OF Utah. January 18th, 1907, tltIc ~
pToved and referred 10 the Mayor for his an
SEAL, DAVID 5. EMERY,
approved this 2lst day of January AZ D.
'''' JAMES 1LENDINNlNG, Mayor.
STATE or UTAH.
Wy ana county OF sat Lake, S.
: Il DAVID s. Emery; recorder in and for Salt
that tie above and foregoing "a a mi Ns' wy
correct COPY OF IN ordnance entitled IAN
ordnance amending Section OF Chnpier g5 of
the lteNlHod Ordinances OF 1892 relniino Ia M
speed of railroad iTnins within thn is,n,,' nv W
SAT- Lake CITY. passed by the civ Council ~
ssld CITY january 18th, 1877. and apnr,Ved bv
IN, ,aeol mayor January 2ist lsYI. 20 appears OF
In witness whereof have heTeunto setm nv
hand ana affixed the corporate rsaI
tsEALl Of said city this the g.nd day Of
January, a. ID. 1877.
ma, DAVID q. EMERY,
al City Recorder.
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plDs WILL M REgEiVFn t,Y a-IIF
- state Eoari Of Examiners M tho dnIrc
%, tne undersigned until O'Clock n, M. on
tne iyth DAY OF Aprn, ISL. for material.
the VS. passed AZ the second session ~ ma
legislature Of the state. exclusive OF The
S0ue, WIN marginal notes. Tyne, paper md
ls9i $50 '""' Vs.
Blus 10 he az the rate per page for material
anu printing The same, aud Che rate por copy
LOT Olnulng the same in paper and law sheen.
The said work to he cnmnie ied and delivered
on the eth day OF May, lsg7, ut the o1lco OF tbe
undersigned. j. n UAMNOSb 'us
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

The SEWER Mining and Milling Comnanv
Principal place OF business, salt Lake civ.
Utah. ''
NJ OTiCE Is HEHhBl GIVEN THAT AT
~ Especial meeting of the BOARD Of Direc,
lors or SAID corporation, called for that pur.
pose by the President. and held at the Wey
Hotel; SAT- Lake City, state of Utah, ON the 3rd
cay OF March. 1897, an assessment of four cents
per share was levied upon the capital stock of
te corporation, payabi Immediately 10 the
undersigned Secretary, at the Office OF The
company. corner q bih South and ltth asst
streets, IN sat Lake CITY. Utah. Any stocG
upon which this assessment may remain unpaid
on the Sru day Of hpril, 1851. will be dennquen at
and advertised for sale at public auction, and
unless payment be made before will be sold
on April 10. at y O'Clock noon, at aforesaid
once or the company, to pay the delinquent
assessments, together with costs OF ndyertia
ing and eNpens, of sale.
Location OF mine and works OF said corpora
ton. 60 d Mountain. Piuto County, Utah
By order OF the Board
7. p. NJ MCKINNEY, Secretary.
Corner 9TH South and 18th East streets, Salt
Lake city, Utah.
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UTAH SUGAR COMPANY.

GToCKHoLDERH MEETING--THE AN.
- nuhl meeting OF the stockhodors of tho
Utah sugar o. VIII be held ut tho oGlcc OF
the company. % Main sireei,in nit Lake ity.
Utah. on Tuesday. april d, lsgi. at 3 O'Clock y
m The purposoo OF the meeting ia the election
OF board OF ulrcctors to sorve tci the emu
ing year and Tho transaction OF such other
business az may legally come before IT,
HORACE T.. MHlTN Ely Secretary
Salt Lake City, Utah, Ma ch II, 1881.