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visiting Mre Sidney Long at 7i2 La
Branch sareet.

! Efaucn SWc2t.
Meesrs r. w. Gmylcr and DR.. w. r.
Brown, accompanied by their wives, Wis
tied The Post yesterday.
Mrs. CHARLES Well and brother-i law
Mr.. Alexander We'll OF corpus Christi, have
apartments at the lawlor.
Mrs. A. O. McKeen AMI family OF Behm-
mont after pleasant visit here TO Mrs,
b. Mckeen. have returned home.
MIR. &c. II. Audertnn OF cuero, manager OF
the round bale gin OF THAI place, WIS a
caller ~ The Post last ey~ning.
Mr.. W. s. Leak, agent for tEp George
ii. MclNadden Cotton agency MT 'leorge-
town, spent yesterday In the city.
DR. II. II. Harrlson OF Columbus is IA the
city 10 attend The meeting 10 b. held here
today TO perfect Abe quarantine laws.
Miss Daisy Sawyer of Galveston is
spending festival week with her friend,
Nils Dollle Scott 800 Chartree street.
Editor c. w. Gordon and Constable j
w Bcatner Of Calvert nre among tile
many oxcurslonsts 10 the city this week.
Hon. George w. Tyler OF Bolton, who
has been attending the Masonic Grand
Lodge meeting, returned home last niylt.
Judge A. q. Watkins OF Athens, who has
bean attending the Masonic Grand Lodge
this week returned to his home last night
DetNtf VI <irblSuS touuty was
among last evenings arrivals IN the city
coming over the Arkansas Paes from Rock
port.
DR.. w. II. Blunt of Austin, State quaran-
tine offices. ~ In the city and viii likely
attend the Si,te quarantine meeting to to
held here today.
Mr.. D. u. McManlis and Mr.. T. X. Bur
row, both OF Thomaston, were among the
exciYs.onists TO the city yesterday ana were
callers at the office Of The Post.
Mr.. and Mrs @. BENDER sr., OF East
Texas. and Ms. w. o. Carroll OF Calves
ton are in the city. guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Bender, Jr. during festival week
Mr.. A. C. Turner, the well-known travei-
ing man, who represents ths Boring &
Cores Hardware company, came In yea
teriay and will visit the flower show toiay.
Mr.. FELTON,, a representative OF the S,and-
ard Oil company Is IN the city. and II is
esid he comes 10 Houston TO gamer data
regarding J1e oil wells at corsi cana and
other points IN Texas.
The many friends OF Miss Kate Martin,
who has been seriously III at her home.
Iii San Felipe street, viii be pleased 10
lsarn that sie 10 convnlesc,ng and hopes
10 be up In a few days.
Il. i. Allen, prominent merchant cf
Pors Laxans. was one 81 Housio1's guess
yesterday He INTENDED tho Fruit, Flower
and Vegetable Festival and was greatly
rltazed with al he saw.
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CITY BnEvITIEs.

The five weeks old child OF J. r. Simpson
OF 1901 Hardy s,rest was buried at 3
o'clock yesterday afternoon In Hollywood
cemetery.
Mr.. Phil s. islattery. who won the hand
Some pillow made by Mrs. J. 8. Newton
ard donated by her 70 the cause oi the
memorial widow projected by the trav-
cling men IL Rev. Homer r. Wilson's
church in Fort Worth. has redonated the
handsome prize back 10 the memorial
cause.
Young Mems Christian Association cafe to-
day Mrs NJ. ]. Bering, chairman; Mes
DANES r. r. Royd. q. r. Wiggipy, NJ.
Mills D. r. Perkins. A. Key. VI. Cortes,
a. Ssreau Tooie. Huey. Gibson, Misscs
Ada McDaniels Scott, Schllobo. Culm0re,
scherman, Chadwick. Biancb SettegssL,
Enmx Oliver. Bell cohn.
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NArIoNAL FAnNnRs, coNcnns
Adjourned Sine Die nnd Besnn
Your of the Stqte. i

Fort Worth, Texas, December 1.-The
National farmers congress held a brief
morning session and adjourned to meet
next year IN Boston. The congress de-
cided to send to the governor OF each State
ana Territory In the United sta,es fifty
copies OF the proceedings of the conveD-
tion printed in book form: twenty live
copies 10 every agricultural college IN the
Union as well as TO the department Of
agriculture at Warrington.
1t is the aim Of The congress to dissent
nate as far rs poszible a knowledge OF the
interesting papers and discussions which
marked the meeting lust closed as one of
the most profitable vet he'll
The delegates left this aftgrnoon on u
tour OF the State.
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wooamen "a The world.

Black Jack camp No. SO, woodmen OF the
World, elected the following officers at
the meeting held December s; G. c., $. A.
Buckley: A L., j.. M. Lasslter; banker,
G. r. Dougias clerk, r.. T, Barden; es-
cort. G. r. Sauter: Waterman. A. 7. Doug
las; sentry, Otto shone. Five new members
were admitted to the camp.
The following officers were elected by
Red Oak camp No. 80. Woodmen o. the
World on the sth instant: +. p, Noiand.
C g.: II "a Halyerton, a. II; y. Ammons,
banker: Percy Hewett. clerk; II. Lazarus
escort: o. IT. holland, watcbman: J, y,
CASTOR, sentry; DR., Fl A. Wood, camp
physician; W. n. Martin. manager: r. T..
Noland, II A. Halverton. j. 2. CASTOR.
delegates to convention.
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80 Smallpox q. noscbua.

Rosebud, Texas. December 9,--onaran-
tins Is still bsing rigdly enforced against
Cameron and the vicinity Of GARRISON AM
1t Is almost, certain there Will be no small
pox here, hit by flag being hung cut
az = Torty's Aouse who was Thought 70 have
been eSposed the rumor got olt tnat
smallpox was here and Lott aud other
places q,iaMntined.
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Increased Acreage in Cane.

Columbia. Texas December s. THE Iona
Star Sugar company is making sugar on
tie Willow Glen place. near here. and re-
port encouraging prospects. The acreage
in cane in this vicinity will be increased
so per cent next season ON account of this
enterprise and II Will prove profitable to
the IA mefs living near the mill. The
concern is operated by Cuban and Louis
lama sugar growers. The acreage in cane
would have been larger but for the scarcity
Of seed cane. many being unable to get
any.
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MrnpERnn LrrrLn.s CHANCES
of Escnping the G,llIows Are Yer,
gIy,p

Slim.
Grlenville. Texas, December 9.--The mo-
ton for rehearing in the Charley Little
case has been submitted to the court Of
criminal appeals in session at Tyler. and il
oyerruled the convicted man VIII be in a
fair way to hang In fact, there VIII be but
enc avenue of escape from the gall TVS, and
that will he by a Communication of the death
sentence to one of Imprisonment Tor Ire.
Little is in good health and apparently fine
srf1ls, and If any thought of tha awful
doom threatenf>-- him ever crosses MS
mind, he never bsuays it BY word or act.
Little was convicted of the murder Of
Stonelipher In this county last year.
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WIN cummins Acauittea.

Corpus Christi. Texas. December p
The case Of WIN cummlns. charged with
the murder OF Ernst Burgess, was taken
up ~ the district court hsre yesterday
morning the evidence OF sixteen witnesses
was taken ard argument commsneed th.s
aItessoor at o'csceI. The case Was given
10 the jury at O'Clock and at y. m. re-
turned verdict OF not guilty
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Cleveland. Ohio. December s.--ln N NJ
terglcw here today Clement p. Stern Of
the Atlas Flour mills Of Milwaukee ste.ed
thai he expected the biz nonr comp'nat.eu
bssIe VIII have a capitalization Of ~. ooo. 4
600. u. 60. q,
vii moi Be the combine that Ii the cauee
AZ the advance. The combination viii NJ
Guide practically Ill The spring wheat mills
in the country. AZ
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substantial. -
DALLAS. About forty attornsys who
nave been indicted for failure TO pay oc-
~ TAX have decided to try to beat
the cases and thus knock out the state law,
THoRNToN.--in the f,elds within =
radius Of 1--WE or six miles NJ tbis r,acs
tnere are 500 or 600 bales OF cotton unpicKej
HId which will be allowed to rot; bad
weather and low price renders 1t value-
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OFFICERS ELECTED.

Wednesday night Jefferson lodge No. so.
knights of Pythias, held meeting at
Castle hall and elected the following Off
GERS to serve the ensuing term: A. y.
Tlr,iett, chancellor commander; Frank Ter
tis. vice chancellor; Ed Mangum prelate;
r. D. Shnonton, master of work; w. A.
Ives. master of exchequer; A. f. Garland.
master of finance; d. r. Chaplin, keeper OF
records and seal: Tol Hill, master Of arms;
Joe Grooves, outer guard; Leroy King.
trustee. The officers will be installed in
January.
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tn. nuudy CIock.

The Bundy clock system thai the gov
eminent ID now using In It's postoffices IN
several states Is 10 be brought Into use
in the first-class offices in Texas. Tne
Houston office will have The first clock
A Bundy clock with time regts.sS appara-
ttss arrived several days ago and an expert
mechanic Is here to put il IN operation.
Every cmploye nj the office when rtdurn D.,
ing 40 work will push button tnat WI,
register the time Of his arrival. no VIII
repeat The operation when his dntiaa afe
done Following the completion o. the
system here II will be put in at Calves
ton
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Ton, Rome buried.

waxahanhie, Texas, December e.--Ihe
brothers 81 Tom Rome arrived Yesterday
ana the remains were inferred in Waxa-
hanhie cemetery
Will Bruce who killed Rome y SIN
in iail. The case will be thoroughly IN
vestirated by the grand Jury. which meets
this coming Monday.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

Bryan. Texas. December s.--rhe local
ioige Ancient Order United workmcn at
their regular meeting last night elected
the following officers for the ensuing year: .
N. H. Jones. Fast mae<.r Workman; A. w.
Hoiman, master workman: ". Il. John-
sion, foreman. w. b. Roman. oyerseer; w
n. Walker, guide; W. j. Walker, re-
co,MtT; Joe d. Reed. financier: A. d. Me-
Sonniso. receiver, and John Whitman. in
Side Waterman.
Corpus Chrlsti. Texss. December s.-The
following Is a list of the officers OF Alralnl If
lodge. No. 1876. knlEh,s OF Pythsas. elect d
las n.gnt for dhe ensuing yosr: L. II. Nor
rlman, chancellor conmander: r. d. Sou N :
goie, vice chancellor; r. Giyeas, pre.ate; .
~ W Crossiey, master OF work; 10 n
J.ordt, master OF excholuer; 70. u. Furn4l n.
Keeper OF records ana seal: T. NJ, Lawrence,
master at arms; IL. +. S;evenss inner
guard w. Il. Hopkins. ouser guard Claude
Fowler and I. +. Damn. trustees
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JURY FOR NEXT WEEK,

Following is the petit jury for the fourth
week of the November term of the dis
trict court: john Parker. Jesse Jordan.
Edgar Hargrayes, w. E. Scott. j. 7. Herr
graves. A. 7. McDonough, William Ernst.
Dave Mccall. B. h. Turner. John H..
Love. W. j. Robertson. William Reddici1,
J. n. Hopes. T. 3. Elder. Jim Gossett,
-. dHebec2urt. J. c. Wilcox. r. II. Cox,
George Ennis. John Clausen. w. T. Grigs-
by. A. A. Hill, Robert Dugat. Alex Brous-
sar-d, N. Blanchetts. John II. Jones (col-
ored). c. C. Burnley, Phillip Caller w.
j.. Webb. Thomas Dueton. NJ. Il. Nob'ss,
A. p. Jones. w. a. Davis, Charles Bayer
(colcred), Robert Burrell. W. G. Lowell.
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Wharton Texas, December ga new
and paying industry has been developed
here. The lower portion OF this county
furnishes a first class article of cedar.
which Is bought here ana shipped to Lig-
gett & Co. of Lewisburg, Ky. and there
made into pencils; indeed ma pencil WITH
which this article Is written came from
part Of a tree grown In wharton county
ana was presented to The Pest correspoiid-
emit by gentleman who got II from the
f-rt
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THE FIRE RECORD.
binxe ut Plano.

Plano, Texas, December SC. NJ. Rlce.s
large two-story fname residence, one mile
and a lalf east OF this city, burned ut 1850
this afternoon. Dwelling and contents are
a total loss only few chalrs and bed
quilts being saved The loss as estimated at
$500; insurance ON house and household
goods. $500. nhe fire is supposed TO have
caught from defective flue in the kitchen.
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rue aunrantine Convention.

The State quarantine convection will as
semble here at 10 o'clock this morning at
the city council chamber. This movement
was STARTED In Galveston and different cit
les In The State were asked TO send dele
gates. The object OF the convention ID To
dlscuss quarantine legislation.
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POWDER MILL. EXPLOSION.
Three Men Killed and Eight Injured
at the Dupont Works

Wilmington. Del, December 9.-Three
men were killed md eight injured. three
OF them probably fatally. by the explosion
Of q press mill and four grinding mills In
the Hag.ey yard OF the Dupont powder
works q few minutes after 10 o'clock today.
The dead. Robert McIlhenny. IS years old,
married.. leaves widow and four children;
John Moore. 40 years old. married, leaves
wife ard five children: John Wright. ~
wears olA married; John Mulhern. Sam
ucl stewart. Thomas McAnn are Ia a sara-
Gus condition
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DISTRICT COURT

the following orders have been made on
the non-iury civil docket Of the distric.
court.
W. w. Green VS.. w. j Lemp's Brewing
Company, suit ON contract; passed for set
ueinsnt by request OF parties.
Is. - Etheridge VS.. Arkansas Construc-
tion Company. continued by consent.
rat Grace VS., same; passed until next
Wednesday.
Clara Adams ct III va. jennie Thomas,
bill of review and Injunction; passed by re-
quest of parties
r x. Taylor VS., Ed Morse, damages;
continued on application OF plaintiff.
NJ II King vs., Ed Moore: reset for Lext
Tuesday.
Willie Preacher, by next friend, We Tex
srkana and Fort Smith Railroad. damages;
passed at request Of plaintiff.
j. n Huffman VS.. same, passed until
Monday.
D. W. bartholomew VS.. same: set Tor
next Wednesday.
w. D. Powell vs. Texas aud New Or.
leans Railroad passed by request of par.
ties until next Thursday
Rachel Mayes Ell al VS.. Jim Roland ell al
PASSED until DeNt week
Sallie Burgess VS. Western Union Tele-
graph Company; set fer Monday.
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IA DIFFERENT NC.

Will McGreavy one Of the men arrested
a few days ago on warrant caaGgas l.p,
berry Of lack Morreli. is not VIII McGreevy.
the we'll known amateur baseball Diayti
End s,witchlnan in the Southern Pacific
wards.
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OIL TnnlAs linrnc.i.

Bromnwcod, Texas, December 9.--Thc oil
tanks OF the Brownwood Oh Mills burned
This afternoon. Loss about $1,000; insurance
about $500.
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MISSOURI LuMRpR pEALuns.

y.
The excursion OF lumbermen from Ms
souri,. who spent yesterday at por. A.
thur. arrived In Beaumont tbs mcrni,r
and immediately departed for Calves ou.
The excursionists had made arrangements
to Spent today in this city. bu. bcc,, &c
OF tiie extremely bad weather v,,,,b nro,
ven.ed "a visit TO the mills aud ether poi,,s
OF interest they continued The r tour,, y
20 Galvelton. The lumbermen renr.stn nj
Joplin, Webb CITY and Carteryills. Nh ami
Galena. Kan. Personnel OF the party e ~
follows: - "
Jopiin--L. a. Fellmcrc and wi e. J. n.
Miller and wife. l.. II. Fellmore and wife.
u. H. Forstman and wife, Mrs. Charles
Wilson. Mrs. b. F.. Wilson.
Webb City-C. q. Matthews and wsrs.
Frank Matthews. J. A. Bowman aud wi.e,
j. M. Burgner and wife, w. @. Stewart
and wife. Mrs. j. c. Stewart
Cartervillc-A. +. Carmean and wife
Galena--E. G. Fhlres anil wife. L, X.
Moellor and wife. NJ Rubeson and w,fe.
Mss Aisdah Robson.
II. M. Barnes. Kansas City, Mo-. OF Mis-
souri, Lumber and Mining company: Jos
Anscn, Kansas City. of Roaoa & Musser
Manufacturing company; Charles Wlssny
Joplin, MO. of King Ryder Lumber com
pany; II. f. Wilson, Joplin, Mo-. represent :
ing the Kansas City. pittsburg and Gulf
raliftau, were guests of the excurslonists
Ile lumber dealers. for of such was the
excu,rsn composed. had visited the yari-
Gus manufacturing points along the Kan.
sas CITY, PittsbuIig and Gulf, and were
much pleased With their trip
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suIlty and made Vigorous efFurt to e.tab-
nsn his innccence. thvuxn be employed nc
John Ryan. charged with burr,arv 49,
also found guilty as CHARGED N tne ira,,,S
ment and sentenced to two years 10 ire
penitentdary. WY
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EifpOM BEAUMONT
7 q Md Had No Terror for
xtthodlsts.
., a rat MISSOURI LuMBERMEN
3 " v..xented from Inspect-
I -, MiiIs-Orders Made
81 ~ District Court

rsxas. Deceinpc'
1900 ..,u and mud there was a good
,e j I'd delegates at the Me, ,As.'l, !.
l's ~ Z s,orning when Bishop Galloway
r. ,.,Soatst Episcopal caurch con-
g 8, hos ,so rAird days session.
....sncc was opened with deyo-
,., conducted by Rev. Stew
s,,m which the roll was called
s ssss.s "a & which the following II is a
= transacted;
..,-,,ion from the desn OF me
u1iiuu'a1'r,Itmeut of Vanderbilt uni.
ScA va IN and refeiwed TO the beard
~ ~ = Smith. presiding elder OF the
~ !. t 4, announctl that Rev. II:
I u zeal deacon, h2d suS'erdereu
s;s;ntiais .poa,s W
~ referred TO the committee on
"a tor the superannua'led station.
sl'- xander read a very irserest-
80 ~ ne spiritual condlsion Il tine
t!pos ~ y r s was discussed by Revs.
~ ~ v. Ridley, j. T.. Smith,
4 cs'sNso,se. j. II. SANFORD, v. A..
v VI +. VI. Fowler. after which II
,dmIel and ordered puph sneu,
= Rrtert L, Bridges Hind John .;
N. ssre commanded TO be admitted
n y H. Marshall district conference.
~. conference made uhe same rec
',s.nn Tor Rev. Jesso Williams and
s.nas r, Turner was recommended
/ J. .s s,rwje district Of the North Texas
' Burch and c. T. Cummings
antio,,sd IN tlhc class Of the second
Il Downs. Il. j. Smith and j.
|asrs we're advanced TO the third year'
"a from the committee on confer
sjafIgns was reslf by Rev. g. G.
II All adopted.
a. W. Thompson. \. d, Parks. J.
IN II n. Kimball. J. A. Smith, w.
|s,rcy and William Sproule were re-
"a gupefannuated.
"A i /. Williams. at his own request,
|xaiInued as deacon.
n sch Ward Of the Texas conference
rtvducei and given a. Eeariy acct
III re conference.
N E R. Williams of the Alexander
Sate Institute addresseii the confer
kHs remarks were Largely confined
root Of tie present condition AMI
n prserects of tho Ale-snu Her in,ii-
| nd had d tendency to arjusG add
4 tserest In the church schools
I. q r. sLange was locased for un8r-
kSlity.
M r. A. Downs. r. ]. Smith. w. "
kC. H. Rice. j. A. Hatvy and W j.
Ia were admitted TO 'rll connect Ii.
II ", W. GIllehueh was elected q
y. after whida the conference adj
kh for dinner. the belsd utioa feing
)rsrcsd by Rev. G. C. Rans!n. ed,.,r of
Pkis;iin Advocate,
btiterf.on the delegates repaired to
&ptist church and lisrsns1 to enter
X and destructive addresses by Rev.
3 TuSon. missionary 10 Japan, and
kK. +. Johnson OF tho Dallas Res~Le
FFN. P. Phleager of Athens preached
Methodist church ton.gat.
GIVEN SEVEN YEARS.
~ Hodges, the negro who was 49,
= Atlanta, Ca, BY Detective Ellison
aton on the charge OF robhing the
9cuse safe, was tried in the district
nsy and sentenced to seven years
peaileo5iary. The robbery of winch
as convicted was committed in
100, property of guest OF the
house, being taken from the hotel
lne mulberry baffle1 local officers as
= ne Orange county bloodhounas,
(~& Impaired by Detective Ellison.
ms brought back to Beaum mt
confessed to the robbery fsat re
hSsby, but he today pleaded nor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-14

Notice of assessment, Pride OF Utah
Mining Company. Location of prin-
cipal place of business, rooms ~
and As Central Block, west Second
South street, Salt Lake city. Utah.
Location of mines. Sheep Canyon,
Willow Springs Mining District,
Tooele county, Utah.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
at a meeting of the directors OF said
company, held on the Gath day OF
February. 1898. in Salt Lake City, Utah.
an assessment of two cents per share
was levied on the capital stock of the
corporation. payable on or before the
26th day of March, 1898, to John II.
Middlemiss, sec .etary of the company.
at the Offices of the company, in Salt
Lake City, Utah. rooms No. a and AZ
Central Block. west Second South
street Salt Lake City. Utah.
Any stock upon which this assess
ment may remain unpaid on the 26th
day of March, 1898. will be delinquent
and advertised for sale at public auc-
ton, and unless payment Is made be,
fore, will be sold on the 18th day OF
April 1sss.to pay the delinquent assess
ment. together with the costs of adver-
Using. and the expense of sale.
JOHN Il. MIDDLEMlSs,
Secretary.
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A meeting of the stockholders of
The Fortuna Gold Mining and Milling
Company will be held at the office Of
c, W. Boyd, Esq, Mccormick Building.
IN Salt Lake city, county of Salt Lake.
and State Of Utah, on Friday, the 25th
day of March 1898, at ten O'Clock in
the forenoon for the purpose of trans
acting the following business:
list. To consider and pass upon a
proposition to change the form of bust
ness of this company by disseminating
its mining business. and continuing
only the other purposes for which 1t
was incorporated
End. To consider and pass upon a
proposition to alter the name of said
corporation from The Fortuna Gold
Mining and Milling Company" to THE
Fortuna Milling Company"
3rd. To consider and pass upon a
proposition to diminish the amount OF
the capital stock of said corporation
from one million dollars. consisting of
one hundred thousand shares of the par
value of ten dollars each, to one hun
dred thousand dollars. to consist of ten
thousand shares of the par value OF
ten dollars each.
4th, To consider and pass upon a
proposition to reconsider matters
passed upon in the agreement of incor-
poratlon and at the time of the organi-
zatlon of this company.
9Th. To consider and pass upon all
acts of the board of directors of this
| company since the last stockholders
meeting.
9th. To consider and pass upon any
other business which may be brought
before said meeting.
Dated February 2Gth 1898.
b. L. HARDING. Secretary
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that In pur-
to an order Of sale, made and
entered by the District Court OF salt
Lake County. State OF Utah, on the
goth day of October. 1897, in the matter
Of the estate of Peter G. Anderson.
deceased, the undersigned administra-
trix of said estate will sell at public
auction, subject to confirmation by
said Court, the following described real
and personal property, to-wit:
Part of Lot Three 90, in Block Seven
ty GO), MS plated In Plat a, Salt Lake
Hundred and Twenty-Five G22) feet
North from the Southwest Corner of
Commercial Street. running thence west
Ninety-five t9) feet; thence North
Thirty 800 feet; thence East Ninety
five 1850 feet; thence South Thirty 1907
feet to the place of beginning; to-
gether with n right of way in the Alley
west of said lot or premises. subject to
n mortgage incumbrance thereon of
100000, and interest thereon.
Also One 10 Suit Clothing. No. 1;
One ~ Do. No. 9; One "a Pistol: One
10 Silver Watch: Two (2) Shirts; One
% Pair Old Shoes; one ~ Straw Hat:
Three go Suits Underwear; Three "a
Pairs Socks; Two (2) Neckties. and
books.
said sale will be made on the Goth
day OF March, 1898, at 10 o'clock a. M,
ut the West Front door of the City and
County Building. in said county and
State, terms OF sale cash
MARTHA LARSON,
Administrators of the Estate of Peter
G. Anderson, Deceased.
Dated Mt Salt Lake City. this the 4th
day of March. 1898.
II. A. SMITH.
c. VI. NIELSEN.
Attorneys for Administrative.