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People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-09-22

The Twenty.frst Kansas passed in
review before Secretary Alger at Lex.
ingtOn, KY, Tuesday, and he was so
well pleased with the regiment that
he has for the present revoked the
order granting the regiment a fur
Tough.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-09-22

DOR SALE.-The VOICE has for sale note
L .or $50. drawing 8 per cent interest from
june 1, 1897, payable in professional e. vices
by H. B. Wilson & Co., patent solicitors,
Washington, d. @. We will sell this note at a
liberal discount. II you are In need OF the
services ola patent attorney 1t will pay you
to correspond with us.-Lyman Naugle, Pub
Usher
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-09-22
MODERN TONTIFs

MODERN TONTIES.
GUNNER COUNCIL meets In B. of L. y.
y ball each Friday evening. Visiting
brothers and sisters made welcome.
Il. MEADE. Pres.
G. .. WAKEFIELD, Sec.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-09-22

SELECT KNIGHTS A.O.U.w.
GUNNER LEGION, NO. 10 meets at ODD
y Fellows Hall Monday OF each week. WIS.,
'ng brothers invited. JOHN KEIR, @.
Y. @. SLEEPER. Rec.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-09-22

DAUGHTERS OF REBEKAH, /. o. OF.
N0LFAX LODGE No. 2iO meets each sat,,r.
" day evening at Odd Fellows hall. Visit
Ing Drethen and sisters welcomed.
MRS. R0xIE II. WILSON, N. G..
MRS. LAURA HALTIwANGER, Sec'y.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-09-22

SUMNER CHAPTER, NO. 1877.
MEETS at Masonic Hall on first and third
III Mondays in each month. Visiting
brothers are invited.
GLEN SPRUANOE, M. z H.P
O. z. FLANDRo, Sec'y.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-09-22

Misio. ,.o;. a., VIZ
,u9' 80 King into the Kansas City
" ~ IT, lay morning preparatory
aus 1 the trip to Newton, it
to starting Oh ,coa smi,,na. 49, :. y
struck a utispl, ,,,aoa 49, y $50 500
into string utl ,.hna.
= A'D 49,, D ,nor. IT platform of the
train, jumped as Il 80. 'a'no W
So So 50 ,,o CIT, Fe engine and
sratumen have grown 80. '''Ou' as
reeafds the fast mail, aDo "OIiu
rather resign their poSltio' "D NC
assigned to the train
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-09-22

DARN FOR SALE-Farm OF 1s0 acres, one
Il mile north and one west OF Cicero. One.
third OF crop goes with 1t II sold in thirty
days. Price $780, Call on or write G. W
Waggoner, Cicero, Kan. II
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-09-22

President Mckinley visited Fort
Meyer Unexpectedly Tuesday, and
called upon each sick soldier, Offering
words of cheer. After an inspection
OF the hospital he expressed satisfac.
tion at The way its affairs are con-
Quoted.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-09-22
WANT COLUMN,

I OST-Double brown cape, trimmed In
IL cream braid and white pearl buttons. Any
one leaving same at this Office will receive
liberal reward. II
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-09-22

Topeka, Sept, Estate BanAf COM
missioner John ". Breidenthai has
i.sned the advance sheets OF his an-
nnal report. which show that the ma
iority of state and private banks In
kansas are carrying surplus exceed
;ng "a ner cent of their capital. The
law REQUIRES ten per cent of net earn
iugs to be carried to the surplus &C
count until the surplus exceeds 80 per
cent of the capital, The commissioner
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-09-22
RR0rHERHOon NIL

BROTHERHOOD Ollie.
WELLINGTON LODGE, NO. 34l, meets I'm
w In the OF l.. r. Hall In Lu sning BLOCK
every Thur da afternoon at2p.m.
Ohas. Wedcle. @. K
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-09-22

TUCKER HILL LODGE NO. AZ.
TUCKER HILL LODGE NO. q. Ladies' Sc 1.
i ciety OF B. OF L. F.meets In Firemen's hal,
second aud fourth Tuesday afternoons anc
the fourth Tuesday evenings OF each month
MRS. LAURA VEITH, Pres.
WARY McCOOK, Secy.
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Notice to Nonresident De-
PENDANTS.
No. $3.50.

No. 1856.
In the district court OF Sumner county, Kan
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-09-22

NATIONAL AID ASSOCIATION.
BURLINGTON LODGE, No. lso. meets on
w Thursday evening OF each week at X. OF
p. hall. Visiting members welcome.
X. A. ANDERSON, President.
Geo. X. Owen, Secretary.
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PCILHS CIGIG3.

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Enthusiasm Over the Coloted To,ps.

one % the most gratlfying Incidents
% iho spanish war has bltn the en-
ihuainHm that the cOi1ryd regiments
% The regular army have aroused
throughout ihr whole country. Their
ukhuuE ht Santiago waa magnificent.
ihc lsKru soldiers showed excellent
discipline. the hlrhea qualtlca OF
personal bravery, Nciy rupcriur pays.
zeal endurance, uuitlllug good tUln-
pcg and the mlat Ecnorouu dispose
zion toward all comrades IN arms.
whether white or black. Rog1cyolta
tuuEh riders have come back sing
lnR zoe PRAISES 1f the coiored troops
Thcr h not "a dissenting voice iu the
chorus % praise. 10 has been remarked
With frequency and with justice that
1nH uf the best results Of The war has
been the hnM cnacing uf all lingering
sectional prciuilcCa between the
] North and the South. General wheel
] rr. OF Confederate fame, comes out Of
| the cuban CImpllrn one 0f our most
| popular national heroes. The south
Is na proud NJ Roosevelt 81 the North
| IL proud of Hohaln. u u further 70
| be remarked. however. that the iau-
rolls won by the colorrd troops must
also have a profound eject IN helplng
10 solve che race question. Men who
can fight Tor their country az ala
/ these col0rci troops ought 60 haN
/ their fun share % gratitude and hon.
or n u should fall 90 our lot 10 "a.
minister the Philippines, 70 might well
I turn out ihnt We could ma large
/ nrld there ln ciNl 90 well aa military
| work Tor young negro Americans uf
approved qualities. D. u AZ least nd.
mlffed hy every ono that the colnrrd
troops can stand the cuban and th0
Philippine climate much better than
our white troops We may also 90
| well tn rnllg many recruits from cNs
nrrlnrced material In cuba ana IN the
/ phulrpIuer. whnrr thousands ~ mon
l who have tsrve-d under spanish nr ln.
| rnrrarI lass would be- rind tu wear
I ihr uniform NJ Uncle Sam IN terri.
] fHral military pnllce.--frnm THE
| Progress ~ the World IN mo Amor
/ ic,n Monthly Review OF Reviews for
] O.guhrf.
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Washington. oct ii.-Gen. brooke has
plcnary powers la Porto Rico and will
have sole charge % the government OF
the Island until some other arrange
ment n made. II O. poarible that when
the President returns he may designate
q military governor Tor thr island, 10
act in mat tnfas,iy unit ConEr.s can
provide Tor "a territorial clyi govern
ment
No Instructions have been seHt 10
Cen. brooke regarding hiH duties after
tomorrow, when she island formally
passes over 20 the United states and
al spanish authority IL Withdrawn. but
he u acquainted with tho proclamation
OF the Pr i.dert recording The manage
mcut or HNllrA
Gen. brooke, % n understood. Intends
20 return o. nv uulttu stuItt aa SION
as tho uuiIrs - tho lriaua become more
settled but probably hp'0r~ that tima
military government viii BE- named,
90 WAS d1tr az fsttiag1.
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slver cloud MInInr company.


Nosice IA hereby given that ~ a
meeting Of the directors ~ the silver
Cloud Mining Company. held october
10. 1895. an Assessment OF 1ue-ihlrd N
one cent per share was levied on
the capital stock of the company Issued
and outstanding. payable ,l ~ sccrc-
iary az his office. Fire Department
headquarters. East First south ST.,
salt Lake city. utah. as once and be-
fore the 10Th day % November. isas.
Any stock UPON which this assessment
may remain unpaid on The 10Th day q
November win be delinquent ana ad-
veriired Tor sale % public auction ard
unless payment Is made before will hf
sold on the 2aih day " November, isls.
az pm, no the ONCE 81 the secretary,
90 pay the delinquent assessment. toe
Etihcr with cost % advertising and oX-
pgnge " sale
l.. NJ EARL. Secretary.
Approved;
W. n. SIMMONS, President.
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80 aMn. no foresight could have
saved our men FROM mIlur.tl Infection
under the conditions before Santiago.
/ 1nay were d.ggnr trenches uueuinE
| fresh ground and turning 70 over in ihe
| tropics during Che rainy season. Hui
now danger Wchter even than 900,
| hitherto encountered ruddnulN raced
our Troops danger against which. Hl
/ far ns nppeurH. mo- adequate precautions
/ were taken 10y those Iu authority
When notice ~ the hlmhlrlment was
/ sent o. the spanish commander u SAM
/ tIHru ihe city gates we're opened ana
/ thr miserable Inhabitants rushcd out to-
/ ward th invading army. They were re-
! ceIVrd with % kindness which ala more
/ credit 90 the hearts than 90 the heads
of our men. 1ccluHe. worn out ana
stricken with disease ua they were,
bearing with them hunger and lnfec-
ton. they were more truly morIcIns
to the American army than were the
troops of Spain. They mingled WITH our
friendly aold.ers. They nllcd che UNI
burned villages Of Cnnuy and slhpncy.
Incredible ns 1t seems. % is stated aa q
fact that thc Few nmhulanrcs In use
by ua were used 90 convey refugees
many OF whom were tcvor-HifIckcn.
And the same umhulanceH were then
used 90 carry our own sick and wound
ed men
AANN"H N|AlNH % ~ ANNNNWNtNNN To- NNNiN-
pare ihH Inability NJ the army IN cope
with circumstances with the efficiency
OF tho navy. it was on June 10 that she
marines landed at Guantanamo. As
soon ag they were 10 possession ~ the
shore every hut on the beach was
burned and the heads were knocked out
% oil the casks OF spanish wine. Camp
was then pitched and rigdly pol.ccd.
This camp was small and was near the
shore. but the Cubana entered u and
campod there too. and the hnrdahips
endured By she marines were great.
Camp discipline was maintained. The
cuban allies were required and com.
PEELED 20 obey the rules of the camp
rules which were not only made. hut
cnfurccd 90 ihc letter Thirty five days
later, on July 10. there had not been
u case Of yellow fever at Camp McCaila
and that camp, free from disease IT,
nclf, was strictly auaraniined against
the army camp az SIboucy. whore yci-
low fever was gaining with Immense
airldcH.-Amcrican Monthly Review "
IuNInWH
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EXIT THE HEAVY VILLAIN.
A. Noon Today he Curtain Rises on a New
Aet.
uncie sam Take. Possession of Porto Rioo
Us A.-sp.nish ilais Ceases at tho
stroke OF Twelve

Ponce. Porto Rico. oct i7--ny per-
mission az Gen. Guy V. Henry. Col J.
II. castlcman Of the First Kentucky
volunteers has arranged 20 assemble
all the regimoutai bands 10 take part
at noon tomorrow In the celebration At
that hour VI tho fnal and formal SUR
render Of the Island OF Porto Rico 60
the United states
The bands Of the First Kcaiucky vol-
unteerH. the Third Wisconsin yoiun-
teens. the volunteer engineers and The
Nineteenth regular infantry nre 10 play
the "siar spangled Banner In unisou
Immediately after the nrlng OF the
foriy-four guns from the batteries.
In consequence % che intense heat,
however. Gen. Henry after a further
conference with col. Cantcman, has
decided not 20 allow a review Of tho
troops, considering the cnfcohlcd COM
dition ~ The mon. but there will bg
music ahd other forms OF celebration.
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AssrssMISr 40. 4


Joe Bowcrs Mining company. once
and Principal Place Of business
Salt Lake city. Utah
Notice Is hereby given mat at a
meeting OF the directors. held on the
iOth DAY on october A. ID. 1898, an
aasesamcnt of one cent yer share was
levied on nli the shares Of the capital
stock OF M corporation issued ana OUT
standing. payable oa or i3re Nov.
u. isqs. 10 thc secretary, ai MS ohiee,
nd n. Ia. Jones q CO.'S bank, No. $50
Main street. sait Lake City. Utah.
ANY stock upon which the asgrsgmcnt
may remain unpaid 0n the liih DAY "
November. 1905. vii be- dcIlnquent and
ndvcrtifed Tor sale at public auction.
and unless payment Or made before "a
many Of the shares represented by
each certificate % the stock 80
deliquent as may De- necessary
will be sold un The End day
OF December. 1895 ai 10 o'clock q. m.
10 pay the delinquent assessment 20.
gcthcr with the cost Of advertising and
expense % sale.
W. =. LYNN. Secretary.
ny order of the board N directors
salt Lake City. Utah. Oct. 10. isas
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championship Of Egiptwhich embraced
all the best talent ~ the country, Tim
morla entered and won 20 easily that all
doubts previously entertained regarding
hts ability were dirIr.lrd.
Besides fhlH distinction. Thinner.
hN'is the nrasaard dor Egyptian. which
carries with % n weekly Income Dur-
ms thcwiuter campaign the thirty rider
secured nfiern nrsta. four seconds. and
one third. Negotiations arc now being
transacted Tor an extended American
tour. and n b. not AZ an improh able
that h. VIII aprar In SOME % the alx-
day and century races during The conn
inE season,
The "snaff of honor" shown In the
accompanying picture IL emnlcmatic of
the champion chip, and Tor elwflun 1u
the arm represents the Brasaard's pos
nfallnn
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NOTICE IL hereby rlven intl Wv -
will be meeting Of ih' Ft1csih.l..i li -, ~
the Atlantic Miuing and ~ lh.,, AZ,
pany. corporation OF Itih' N .i.t,..st
the gist day Of October, lsgs' 40 " 80
pm. az the principal ohce anu p'"
" business of said company lh ,.i,,.
No. 2iO Dooly BlYck san Laho ny
Utah. 49,, g.. ,ho
pvrpose M oicrilne a board " directors
Tor said company Dos thc ensuing year.
ana FOR such other business a. may
regularly come before slll meeiin5'
e.. r. WARREN,
Presldcui Of hoard OF Directors
Dated oct. no. is9s
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Progressive Influence Of Cities.

"a highly developed political NE ~
found only in relatively dense populh-
ton The peruetuntiuu uf liberty means
"a discussion ~ the analrs Of local as
wru as the anAirs of the national
government Ana % 10 only through me
discussion hy men ~ varied Interests
looking from an standpUinis that
ngh, ldeas ~ popular government can
be understood ami maintained The ials
lated conditions 90 farm NE can have
been detrimental lu every popular
movement flg ,hc Improvement 0f r1v-
eminent that haH ever sprung up lu our
ttUpuhilc. ~ II strange t1 relate tins
900 genuine movements Tor popular irrf-
dom have sprung up In towns ami not
ln country places. The condition M
political government In the south prior
90 the war Wls Owing largely o. sparse
lY settled communities. And Hn much
were they wanting means VI education
and political development mat large
portion of ihe youth were sent 20 the
Aurth 90 De- educated Even now the
South D. scarcely recovered from tho
HUi.qultt1 political. social ana ecu-
ulmir uHEos lu social government and
iu economic organizations 10 u atll Ear
haMUi iha northern and western Sec
t..Hh uf thp country iut We have an
Illustration ~ the difficulties 81 local
aud state government when We turn orr
attention To the vastly aparsely settled
portions % tho western part ~ ihn
filir 90 Kansas Give those spare Do
reitlcd countries relatively dense pop
ulltou and thCy viii tecn with new
NE. Political power viii Increase, het-
ter IDEAS OF government VIII prevail,
schools colleges, churches, newspaper,
publishing houses, libraries, museums,
win flourish whore now today d ia VITA
diniculty that government rs mlln-
tlined In good form aud the public
school system supported. "-Gunt3n's
Magazine.
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enANar Dol rnornnIon.
Preparation. for IA. L,.ut In ror,o
Itiro

san Juan de Porto Rico. oct 1.-THE
final ceremony On tho delivery Of the
island and the RAISING ~ the United
States nag upon the captain EcncrllH
palace, ~ Moro, ana the public build
ingl u San Juan.wil take place tumor-
NV At noon, National Halutea viii hr
nfcd boy the American artillery and the
forts. There will be special music. Al
the inHuinr officers and che foreign Con.
aula have received Invitations toUtiend
thc function.
Tho United States cruiser Newark
II daily expected, The New OrleAna
called today Tor shc United States.
Two batteries 81 the Flfth regular ar
uilcry arrived today on tLanHplrts from
Ponce. They Worr followed by The
Eleventh regular inf-~'ry from Maya,
guez and Aruol1o. This regiment Wi
Eariaon san Juan
The Sixth immune regiment, under
Col. Tyn1n. il drhArklug today and ID
being sent By train 90 relieve regulars
-Four companies go 90 towns between
San Juan and Arcclbo. four 10 Arpgib1
and another four tuf towns west ll
Arrcibo. THE few spanish guards now
remaining at san Juan are quartrgrd
together ami viii be- removed later.
Gen. Brl1kt's headquarters are helnn
removed from RIO lielrlH, "a suburb Ol
San Juan tc nc city proper
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Bicycle circles are In a nutter of &C.
oitcincnt over the coming American tour
Of Jean George Timincria the champion
Egyptian rider. Sporting enthusiasts
have been treated 20 exhibitions OF
Terrible" Turks strong men. and pro-
fcaaional hihlcta OF various descriptions.
but up 10 mis- dime We have not had the
pleasure OF testing tho qualities ~
cycllst from the East. An The foreign
champions have hailed from Europe.
Timmcrfn u only n years uf ar-
and made his d. hut In the athletic world
In the fan " o. Since then his princi-
pal races have been run In Cairo, and
seldom has he met ~ith reverse. Pre-
vloua 10 his appearance In competition
the young Rider had been an ardent De.
v0tec % the wheel for ave years
on July 18Th there was a race Tor the
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NoIIcE no CONTAGIOUS.

once Of the hoard u Public Work.,
Room 30i Guy Han.
chlt Lake city, october 18th. 1855.
-, seated proposals. VIII be received at
wy nilee until o'clock 3, M, on Non
dty' October glst. 1895 for the work
u roughenlng the surface on cement
sidewalk paygments.
Instructions 20 bidders. together with
7pgeihoatlons and form Of contract
ana BOND can be obtained upon appll-
cation az ihg once OF the city En-
The IRISH, is reserved to reject any
Works.
+. C., KELSEY. Chairman.
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the regulars and volunteers along this
road. the preparations made by the
commander. In obedience 10 the orders
u ucn. Bacon. have made Il plain that
De u preparing for an active and pros
lonErd campaign against the Indians.
Tonightn orders make Il certain that
the trouble n By no means over II any
rcd man attempts 90 resist the exccu-
ton VI this latest order.
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NOTICE Il hereby given that NJ a
meeting Of the BOARD Of Directors. held
on the goth day u september 1898. an
assessment Of one fourth of one-rent
pr share was levied on the capital stock
uf the corporation, payable on the .ith
day NJ october, 1895, 10 j. II, Mayie.
treasurer. at said room 7. DeHeret Ma
uoual Bank building, salt Lake City,
Utah, Any stock upon, which this as
Hsfment may remain unpaid on the
slih day Of october 1898, VIII be de-
llnluent and advertised Tor sale az pub
Io auction. and unless payment Is made
November, 1895. al " o'clock, noon, at
ne said ONCE Of the company, 20 pny
me delinquent assessment, Together
with the cost Of Advertising ana ex-
penses OF sale,
J.. II. MoYLE. Secretary.
Salt Lake City. Utah. Sept. q. 1898.
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NorIcr no CONTRACTORS.

once OF the Hoard Of Public Works.
Room 3Oi city HAN.
salt Lake city. October 18th, 1895
scaled proposals. VIII be received AZ
this Office urtll o'clock y. m, on Mon
day october 3ist, 1895. FOR the work
Of repairing street and sidewalk pave
mou,s COR three years from and after
the oh day of November, 1895,
Instructions 10 bidders. together with
specifications and form Tor contract
ana bond can be- obtained upon appli-
cation az the office " the city En-
glnfer
The rIght is reserved to reject any
ana an bids
ny order OF the Board OF Public
Works,
+. C, KELSEY. Chairman.
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Duluth, MINI. oct i7.-word was
resolved here toulHht from Camp
Morley, Bomldii that Colonel Johnson,
in command uf tho troops 90 that
point had received fram Con. Bacon.
through A iutaut General surrls "A
poromptory order 10 Intercept any Inc
dlnn on lu iaus who might pass h.s
guards COINS north ur south and 90
dlsIrm them. force them o. surrender.
or kiu th0m outright Col johnson lr u
command NJ th Fourteenth regiment
volunteers stationed az H,nIll Paris
and cuba.
The same order has boon receive by
Lieut. Moore, commanding th. Hut.eh-
mont ~ Third iuiauuy rs-uHu IL
Lcech Lnkoi Lieut. FUzg.l. command.
ing the detHchm ur tho Third refu.
lars ~ WlnulhieoahlHh dom; Major 10.
ID Llbbcy, commanding battery A. state
lnliltla' al coan Lake, ana capt Rom
nett, commanding battery u. state MILF
un, AZ Deer river
Since few days after tho arrival Of
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Notice ia hereby given oar u.f
authority granted hy The tHaa
trust deed made oa the gih 3ll &
August, 1887. % The understand 10
tee By W. ~. Young. recorded ir "a
a, Of M|uIuE MIrIEaNUr, pass "a
%. Kccorda uf sali Lake County. uah
the undcrfigued tusis1 viii UGf %
sale ana sell ~ thi hiEhtli hlllf o.
cash nt the front door 10 ih0 flii Lau
County Court lloura, to.wit. The uiE
front entrance t1 thr city and Cluag
UuiidIur. ln SIN Lake rIfY. uaf
November -. i'ss. 10 ii O'Clock noln 1,
that day 40 thr mining property here.
matter described Ur DO much thereof ne
necessary TO pay ana d.Hthaugr o.
principal indrhfedn0fa secured by nl
trust deed together With ihf accrued
Interest unpaid thereon. ten per coniuu
attorneys fees mptls1i|o1 90 n.i
trustee. the cost " recording ta4
trust deed. the cost u this n0ics ahi
al me request of the holder ~ fald Il.
debtpdnrsH and because N tfauli Il
tho payment % the principal sun n
maturity and Interest theron. The m.1.
Ing property above referred 90 u ni
uHte In West Mountain Mlnnr De
tfict. Salt Lake County, STATE u uuh
ana Described ne follows; Ohr
twentieth undivided Interest 90 one CT.
tain mining claim known aa NlpliN'
can, located In West Mountain Mlh|al
District. Salt Lake County SLATE q
Utah. together Will an and singular NJ
water rights. tunrmcntH, hfrrl iamitA
and appurtrnancrs thereto hfloffif
or Ia auyWlsu appsfialulns,
THOMAS y. LEWIS, Trustee
Krchhs a iioppaush a fraheh o.
Luke AffnfnrVr FOR Trustee
DATED october iiih. 1898