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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03

without them the British"r made mp ms Hihu
that they would not he back until the following
day Satisfied with his conclusion. ne sat down
To- wait But the Yankc" was n hustler AS
Yankee sailors always are. The night was as
dark as "A stack OF black cats and along ABOUT
10 o'clock the American poats. with nuiIeu
oars rowed the crew back to the snip ana IN
the inky darkness that Yankee skipper slipped
his cables and warped his ship out OF the mar
bOr without the fact even being suspected ny
the Englishman. when day broke h. was MY
miles up the coast. scudding along before Ten
knot breeze.
THE other fellow he had been outgen-
eraed but he made an effort To rectify MS
blundcr He had smart crew ana iast SNIP
There was no reason ne figured. why ne might
7 ot cvertakc his rival and beat him To Monterey
He tried IL. and came very nearly making sue
cess Of il. He sailed into Monterey liarbor JUST
two hours behind the American ana dropped
his anchor in time to see the stars ana stripes
rise to the head Of the Flagstaff in the plaza ana
nutter to the breeze. Monterey and California
were ours. . ,
Don't say another word Scott. said Score.
tary Tracy. THAT ship shall be the Monterey.
And Monterey she Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
~ ELEPHANTS TEETH.
From The Philadelphia Times.

From The Philadelphia Times.
Whoever has looked inside an elephants
mouth has a strange sight. Elephants
have no front teeth. and they never eat flesh.
or any food that requires tearing apart Eight
teeth are all they have two above and below
on each side huge yellow molars as wide as
mans hand. and about two inches thick. over
these hay or fodder Is shifted by the queereSt.
uglirst tongue in the whole animal kingdom.
tongue that is literally hung at both ends. hav-
ing no power or movement except in the mid
die where it shifts back and forth from side 70
side archng up against the roof ~ the big
mouth iik, an immense wrinkled pink serpent
There is nothing Granger than the working
Of an elephants tongue. unless II be the work
ing Of his breathing apparatus when he sleeps
Elephants like human beings. have two sets OK
tceth-thr milk teeth. which are smaller than
the permanent molars. fall out when the anil
mails arr, about fourteen years old. These baby
te.th which are nevertheless. enormous. are
occasionally picked up by circus men among the
fodder and preserved curiosities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03

for bravery OF conduct I'm the Sioux campaign
OF 1891 and he recently received promotion
in the Regular Army. Mrs Howe is among
the most beautiful women II the fort
when the Gtn Cavalry was ordered south
Captain Kendall who is well known IN Army
circles. left IN command. but 4 few days
ago he was raised in rank and placed upon the
retired list. and Captain Macomb. ~ Light
Battery NJ. Of the eth Artillery. was detailed
from Fort Riley Kansas. and placed IN charge.
Licutenants Benton and Newbill are with Bat
tory NJ There are three light batteries Of artil-
lery stationed now AT this fort. BESIDES Battery
NJ there is Battery &. Of the IN Artillery. II Is
conn iudcd by Captain Lcmcy. with Liruten-
ant Brady as its second officer. Light Battery
G. Of the 9th Artillery is the third one. and it is
in command OF Captain Bridgman. with Lieu
tenants Osthcin and Pcarcc as its secondary
officers This battery has been ordered 10 the
Philippines and started on Monda" for san
Francisco.
The commanding officer Captain Mncomb. is
a handsome bachelor who has made an ex-
ceent record He was graduated with the
class Of a at West Point and after serving
at several important Western posts. he was sent
by the Government to South America 10 run
a line Of survey for the Intercontinental Rail
feasibility Of building "A great South American
railway His report Of this expedition Is now
in the hands Of the printers. Since his return
he has been stationed at Fort Riley. Kansas.
Captain Lcrnlcy mas also seen service in the
South American republics. by special act Of
Congress he was sent to Bogota. Colombia. 10
take charge Of the State military school there.
and was commissioned colonel. He remained
there several years. introducing the West Point
system Of military tactics and bringing the
school up to a high standard Of excellence
ont AT the south end Of the reservation OF the
fort stands a large tbrcc-story brick building
surrounded on two sides by wide porches. This
is the Fort Myer hospital. and Is In charge OF
Ma Tor Davis Of the 9th Cavalry. Ii is perfect
IL eouit ned hospital on the same plan as those
AT Fort McPherson in Georgia, Fort Thomas IN
Kcntucky and the one recently started at Key
West IT has become Of great Importance since
the establishment Of Camp Alger al rails
Church. Va as the soldiers who are taken
M in camp are brought there for treatment ard
n IL intended should the war continue Ions. to
make this hospital a general one for the entire
Army.
This can easily be done by using the barracks
and mess quarters. and should the necessity be-
como urgent the officers wives would Willingly
give 10 their houses for the use OF the SICK
soldiers At this time there are about thirty
beds in use, and Major Davis, who ID o regular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
GOOD INTENTIONS.

From TIE Chicago News.
"Why Freddie" exclaimed the mother OF
precocious five-year-old. aren't you ashamed 10
call auntie stupid? Go to her at once and tell
her you very sorry.
"Auntie" said the little fellow few moments
later I'm awful sorry you are 50 stupid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03

GRIM REALITY AT THE FAVORITE STA
TION NEAR WASHINGTON

OFFICERS WIVES AND DAUGHTERS CARING FOR
THE HELPLESS AND SENDING COM
FORTS TO THE WOUNDED
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-23
WHAT'S IN A NAME.

The New York Prlunyscr.aua cxploi,
Eugctc Young ~ n they Enough; sha'.
In "a grandson a brigham Young"
who cuuM aoi tbsm IN nEhting Mur-
m1nlsm. ehsy mad a pearl q great
price.
The Moruum boyle NJ Y eppcar, 10
the Prcsbyteriirs q paaygamy' To-
Gene" the I'M irny ching Il hieriNhy
There = ro possible similarity between
ths two bogiis. The fac. that bo.h
parties: shii II. she prcsbytcrlan On
uf. side ari Mr.. Gcp YOUNG on the
CHER. both badlJA scared, u would app
pear. have Jcsn-i slir f1rcss agilDs;
twu Esparitf Cfl.fulos u svid lrce vnly
O, she fact .ifai she Pr,sbyterlaus are
ready - use any Kind q a wirii lus.ru-
mcns 90 makr a Lss- against Nor
n0nlsm. Ny ff.ord Schroeder IL case
In polr, 81 hrne.
n she Prtabytcrians were putting
Young forward "a a living min,fefsa-
tipn Of she degrading Influence - 30
lyslmy upag men ami wdmcn, they
mlght scorr a poir4. possibly That ".
foung's fpfiifa;hrr ari gfandmvih g
were p0lygamisls un she MATERIAL Esir.
His father and mother were polyElm-
lists. Gene io's rst appear 50 have
driwn anl.Aing from his grandfather.
ard In falling back frgcn Norma q
Presbyterian shtoiosy Tor bread - Me
he II ur,hlu1isiiy dvgenertird That
ir olearly q Psychological argument
against polygamy. But m1uqgtmy
Ifg1uccs scrubs alF,. Thcrsfogs tho
argumtw u NJ good. Thor, Us u1.hlng
g. BE- rlld srathat polygamy ihag may
nj be rtld against mon gamy when
W consider both phlHsgqhicllly.
A. o. Mr. YourR's fear u a Norman
hierarchy. h. hAa aprlroHlly forgotten
that f1r many iheuslfiit u years she
g0v ,rnmer,s ~ shc Wurld were
tiiwarchicil. eni even chrin.iarlty, IN
- grctitft hqiy, All power. was a
hierarchy urdl rrctatly. n ne would
Cafaglifr fh.rs sirFf hlorsfchlra have
bfca Thrawri toNa By ;hr "a .fwlh - che
people and ihit the Cah0llc ohurch
cart,oi rcslore las 10, Temp raj ~ State
power why Hhoull he dread the Nor
mon bysse Nfltl u acorn go oak ga
c1mr fif9n with the ofily "Chrlsiian''
lpdy aha, has ever been hitfsroiyy
" ihr eime shluh ever come when
the chi4s. spirit - Doing uns5 others
~ you waut hiVl then DO lan.p you 4
| ifactlstd by an ~ w-mfn aui children
uitNcTfllly. W w1ui have a govern.
/ met' ~ Gr1 % vlrth. The Mlrmnns
".HtNt tuNi KIM" VIII u.1fU, AMI that
| Whtn y has cpms gha Lord 'Nill be- IN,
/ rnltr ~ 9he world, Bu. o. my min
/ she realization ~ such 4 mllgnrGum 4
- very rmaie that even Guuc Yaunl
used never fear that he VIII 49, co. rec
/ 'iaMed ilV1n 'ui aAiss 80 fcIuv au u
and IN face f,aT ne dos. f1' ~ mar
can I've pn rshytor.iI shto'lsy Whl
lNcsr't hvc sulphur.
CHARLES ELLIS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-23

Il Is said that the great French master
Uounod u best known as the composer
of Faust but after this ! shall think
" him a. .he author ~ Romeo ana
Juliet. Wednesday night We heard and
saw WagncrH famous opera. The
Walkyre. with Nurdica, Egnss ana n
great cast ~ noted soiOists. Sordica n
the same beautiful queen u song that
she was when she appeared under the
auspices NJ tSe Tabernacle choir In
Salt Lake and liamcs IL close second
"a magnificent soprano and a very
lovely woman. The opera ~ tremen'
dous. orchestra tirst. and last perhaps,
In splte ~ those glorious singers me
scenery In the last act. too. Is also I'M
ncnse with great phantom horses rush
ing In the clouds above the mountain
peaks and great streaming hainss
shooting up from the crevices VI the
mountains surrounding the aleepins
Bfunhlide fNnrdlcll. Then an audience
ON such a night y n dream also. The
lower door and Two lower galleries
fthere are i've In an fairly ablaze with
diamonds and beautiful gems ~ gaycst
c1lors with beautiful women everywhere
In them FOR the special purpose OF
exhibiting their personal ad1rnmeuts. q
vcrliaidc garden % flowers Hprink,ed
oyfr with hriiani X ms No wonder
therc Ia a fascination TO she p1HFrHsofa
OF nm. voices to become grcat operate
gtarr A. comfort for myself, ! hnd
,hst the conductor here IL q star. AMI
even comes out ON the Stage between
acts 60 share shc applause ari curtain
calls u the other leading chaocicrs.
the audience Aeefne 10 amurf Shein-
ssivea by bringing them all out about
sen times between The acts.
We are az living NJ The ramc house ne
our dear old friends Mr. and Mrs. Eas-
s1u-anI by M way. only haif n blork
from Inc Naniefhu.s and niry O.h-
or mlilionaries Ths great Central park
IL at our vcry doors. ard though y y
coNi, we have a royal time u. a. wei
as 81 our home whore ! am pnyins
teacher. just for consrnSt. with Nrs.
Viola Pratt. Gillette and Easion. They
ngsurr ~, sha. n I wironiy take NJ q
studio here ihsi fagnc and fortune VIII
come 10 M al the rate ~ fi0 an hour,
500 = day nr 5000 per month. How
would that b. FOR year ~ twni
Well. I muf' stop. II T. y hood place.
IL II nOig l.Ti me trus. thaf You are
All attending 90 your musical work. -
that we may az least retain our position
from a choral standpoint They scl me
there IL nothing In New York TO equai
W.. I, will cry and Nv TOT myself AMI
write again. EVAN STEPHENS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-23


III 'ho matter Of the rs,,,, -,
,rho ,rltkgcrnld. decets.li Va SOM
rnia ~ ,, un,I,orsisncd will feil n. ,-,,..
beeinnlng north fortv.s,,.n 49,.
,gvn the southeast corner III 40 rods
" W. southeast quarter ~ Light
sonth 'y,,'nfee CD. Township TbsS,e lion
Meridian. th,,. one ,g west. Salt t.sta,
,i2l rods TO the u.h; htat,
"a, .sieha Canal. thence aro,,nd u, u
more ~ los ws', 10 10, 10 ty,.seyep ~ i odia
l,fS, IlHht % u the aforcssia 'ls9 .y. q
foundsrysn , RI }yi thence on The '' rssi
" down The a.. l,e,s hd riye @ and Eiehss
nsar 10 the .aouthwest rnfnat W. Jordan.
.lztefnld'n land on said Jnrf,, t,ffY
sinv,,'. lcnve moro south ~ III. iNtet'
eaHt line of tho Aforesaid W,i'sa' 70 ne
lhcncc south So, deg, raai fa., Nnlli
nn,u .tven-tenths 0tD rods 10 ,.es',t,.n
~ and " 1wo sS"tl on ,sss,ion Inc foftyi
nlacr % beginning. containing III, ne
.ntite 'sll nctes. more or lcsr ~ w.
~ and i1ahn, ne nmltl q Lots ffve
W.. u. y. Survey. nian fhr ~ ~ N
Joining. being tho fou,h hair ~ ~, "a.
sa. m pi'eo o. lnnd described AZ foii,el.
corner Of LOT Five 90 Of tbo nn,,r,,neast
quarter OF Section TWrntv-,b,,'" ..et
dilY n, ,nshp Thrcn O. south u nanro 5,l:.
- AHNNN NtAN' nMNIfN. AfUNHs =
inn. thcnce nouth alxty.aiN ana ,i.t,t
cnthn iv s-l0l rods. thence NOM F1 NV,
~. west for.y-Hovcn and rsvon.3t,,tf
.iNp rods To- the snr. llna ~ thr 4, Nlna
'nnnl; thence north, ftu ~. H.itNt
HiNtr-ninc tefi rods. more ~ ies- 49,
Melt boundary of the nfofsf1id III ~.
20. ihcncc on the west hnundnre 10 ~
isot rye 90 down the east hnrf ~ tN
Jan ltiNor 10 the northwest sirD, vt,
rnld lot Five % thence along fts y
boundary OF said lot IIye Ia
furty-aevcn and ivo-tentfs o,, ,9t
more or loss, 20 the ouHt limo "a AZ
Aforesaid Cnlcna Canal. thenfr 80
ufiv.rlN and fvc-tcnthn Ufb rode
the piac" % hcglnninr, aud esrtet.9
within the limits OF Lot Five III il -
ton TNrniy.ihrcc en-. TOWNSHIP 'rt...
90 south " Range ono ~ west of"tt
salt Lake Meridian. State Of TITAN ~
or after Friday. the 10Th day on ~
hct. isls. and written lids viii 4, ~,
ccivcd by the undersigned ~ the ,oi.
DerIet National hank. r0rner nj NM
ana First South Streets Salt fskn tiiie
Utah. Terms of snio: cash tan ~.
cent. payable nt time ~ sale hsisre.
upon confirmation hy tho court
IiEBER a. SMITH
Dated Salt Lake city. tias. ps ssias
YOUNG 4 MoYtr.
Attorneys
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-23
ASSESSMENT sor,cr.
The Northern Spy Mining Company.
Location % Principal Place q nusi-
ness. SAT- Lake CITY. Utah Loca-
lion OF Nine aud Works: Tlntic
Mining District. Juab Coun-
~. Utah.


Notice fs hereby given that at q
meeting OF the Board Of Trustees q
said company, held on the se;h day ~
November 1898. au assessmout 1N0. "
OF ten u0D cents per share was levied
on the capital stock OF the Corporation.
payable Immediately 30 tho secretary,
"; his Office. Mccormick & COS, Bank.
corner ist South and East Temple
streets. Salt Lake City. Utah. Any
stock upon which this aascssmem. shall
remain unpaid on Wednesday che sSth
day OF December. 1898. will be delin-
Qucnt and advertised for sale az publ
auction; and unless payment Is made
before, viii be sold on Monday. the 23rd
day pfsJanuary. 1899. TO pay the dslln-
auent assessment. together with the
cost Of advertising and expenses OF
Gale.
ny order OF the board o. Trustees,
4. HANArER JR.. Secretary.
Corner LIST South and Eas Temple
streets. SAX Lake City. Utah, Nov.
60. 1898.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-23

Notice IL hereby given that there will
be a meeting of the stockholders Of the
Atlantic Mining and Milling company,
n corporation Of Utah. Thursday.the az,
day Of January. 1899 ut o'clock y. m,
AT the principal Office and place NJ
business OF said company. In room No.
30 Dolly Block. Salt Lake City, Utah.
Said meeting will be held for the pur-
pose OF electing board " directors for
said company for the ensuing year, and
for such other business M may regular
ly come before said meeting.
c. y. WARREN.
President OF Board OF Directors,
Dated Dec. ., 1898.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-23
sorIcr o. srooKuolprns' MEETING

The annual meeting Of the stock.
holders Of the Cumberland Mining com.
plny VIII be- held IN nom aa9 Ala
Back, san Lake city, Utah. on Janu.
airy i2ih, 1898 us 10 o'clock a. M. for
NE purpose Of ifanaacting me regular
business OF Tie annual mtc,ing. ana Tor
the further purp1sf Of qmend ny tho
artlolts OF Incorporation of -1ld c,,n.
Mny 30 SHAT thr stock will be- assesa-
able, and also 90 redune she face value
Of the stock from Ten dollars Der ahare
TO one dollar per shan,
GEORGE H. EMERY, Secretary.
SAT- Lake CITY, Utah, Dec. q, 1885.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas. l;noa -, iloRe and Luacino
o. trgs3 dg!sa Rsbri9gy nm. ~. and
IA. PAGE H., % tho records In the oni'
In the Territory ,now .Atntel Of Utah
following described real estate. aiiuaiu
~ said Salt Lake County. Utah.
,e-witi a part q lot four 20,
sSit" lake ely survey pIni oginnias
four ana one-hnlf liial rods south OF th'
northeast corner Of said lot four 90. nnd
west ten uOi rods, thence north three Ci
rods thence east ten OVl rods 10 the place
of bcglnnng, which said conveyance was
made IN trust 10 secure 10 the order oi
the Iombart Investment Company, M
payment OF the said Enos u. ana
l.uaeino Hoge's one certain promlns0ry
for the principal sum 81 B.0,O, due fsb,
rllary ist, 1886, with Interest thereon from
the date thereof until maturity az the
aeml. annually. and with ihteSeat ft6h sfesn
after maturity until paid NJ the ruto III
twelve per cent per annum. payable
Whoroas. Il is provided In aald deed n,
trust that IN ease ~ default In the nav.
mcnt OF said nnle,or 81 the interest thor..
ton ~ the present legal holder and n,gner
81 said note, sell ana dispose OF tho aIoV,,
d..gerihod properly. and all the right
I'D
the said fnos D. and Lunclno Il0fe' Their
heirs and ass gns therein. at public nue.
ton, at tho place, In tho manner ana ~,
the purpose In said deed ~ trust stntSd
after having nrst given thirty DAYS NUM-
notice ~ particularly provided for In said
decd OF trust reference To which n here.
by made for greater certainty, and
Whereas, said note OF 500. was .x.
tended TO February iHt, iNf1. with int,
est thereon AZ the rate 81 HlA Der cent ~ /,
annuin, payable Htlni- annually; and,
Whereas, default has been made in IN.
payment OF "a coupon of $50. due Auffiist
and unpaid, and the legal holder q, s a1id
promlhsory note has, IN accordance viii
the terms Of said deed Of trust, daclafed
tho whole OF said indebtenesa due and
Now, Therefore. notice IN hereby rivor
that !, the undersigned William ii. ,bnis
trustee us uforeHaid upon Tho anniiciaI ID ~,
pc present legal holder ana owner ~
said prunls sory note, and under ana ~
virtue ~ the power and authority In me-
vested by the terms ot said deed on tins,
viii on Thuraday. the bth day Of Jan,iary
1893. at the hour ~ ten O'clock IN the ~,
noon 81 s,iid day sell the aboye ,iss.rri,..,ii
property ana AL tho rights lille. henel
ilt and equity of redemption Of Inc s"ll
EuuH ID, ana lunrlno iinre, their HEIR
and assigns therein, at public auction fsr
tho highest ana best price tho same ,stli
bring In cash, 90 the front door ~ III"
in the County Of SAT- Lake. and atate
ttnh. for the purpose Of paying Fgild IN.
dehtedness, and an costs an cxpensea IN
executing this trust -
WILLIAM IT, DALE.
frrat publication. Dee. 9TH, nts. N'''''
Last publication. Jany. 4. is!s.
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Utah Asphalt ana Narnlah Companb
situation OF PRINCIPAL Place q htA'
moss. No 40 Mccormick hloeA'
Pait Lake city. Utah.
Notice II hereby given that At meet.
ing N the Hoard OF Dlrgcipra Of wv
Utah Asphalt and Nnfnlsh Ceinpaln.,l.
hrr ~ irn an assessment Of one-hhli
I'D one ~ cent per share was lglis
ON tho capital stock Of the eofilia,ug,W,
NJ tli Mccormick block, Salt Lake t,p,
i'tnh. md any stock upon when wv
assessmont shall rcmain nnnald ~ as.
ii,a,,, 1' nnd ndvortf,ed Tor sale nt pup.
~ nuction, and IL payment y hol hlAn ny
before will bo sold on tho tlh uS M
February, 1879, ~ the honr o. Nb ~
Mcfornlok block. salt Lake Guy ,.esrti s.
to nay assessment and cost OF a"'0'
ing and expenses Of sale ,,,,..c
Secretary
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-23
ASSESSMENT 80. =.
Bullion Beck Tunnel Mining Company.
Situation OF Principal Place %
business, No. fos Mccormick
Block. Salt Lake CITY. Utah.

Notice IL hereby given chat ~ n
meeting OF the board OF directors os
the Buliion Beck Tunnel Mining Co.
held at Salt Lake CITY. Utah. Nov. q.
1895 an assessment Of onc-half a.
~ one ~ cent pet share wua levied on
the capital stock Of the corporation.
payable at once 20 firiant y. Young.
secretary. No. 40s Mccormick block.
Salt Lake city Utah. ana any stock
upon which the assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the .lrd day OF Deccm-
Der. lS9S. win be delinquent and advcr-
ilsod for sale az public auction. and N
payment ID not made before will b.
slii on The 9Th day OF January. 1899.
a. the hour OF .. m. at the once Of
tho company, 40. t0S Mccormick block,
Salt Lake city. Utah. TO pay asses.
ment and costs OF advertising and ex-
pcnaes Of sale.
nRIANT =. YOUNG. Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-23

NOTICE Is hereby given tina, at a
meeting ~ the directors, held az salt
Lake city. on Friday. November II.
1898. an assessment OF one half Of one
cent per share was levied on the capital
stock OF the corporation. payable on or
before December II, 1875. 10 the sccre-
fary. at the office OF the company, iOj
cast, Second South. Salt Lake City.
Utah.
Any stock upon which this assess
ment may remain unpaid on the slih
dAy OF December. iS9s. will be dclln-
qucnt and advertised for sale at pub
lie auction. and unieAs payment IL made
before. Rill be sold ON the 10Th day OF
January. 1893. 20 pay the delinquent as
fcssmcnt. together with the cost OF adj
ycrtlHinE and expense OF sale.
II. GREEN. Secretary.
Dated Nov. II. 1895.
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DELINQUENT sor,cr.
urOra MlninE ana Mining Company.

Aurora Mining ana Milling Company
Principal Place Of business. Salt Lake
City. Location OF mine. Ohio Min-
Ing District. Pluto County. Utah
There are delinquent upon the follow
Ing described stock, on account 81 ".
sessment No. .. levied on the iSih day
OF october. 1875. the several amounts
set opposite their names. a. follows.
cer.in. No.
cafe. Shares. Amount.
John q. Cannon. \ b.o01 ,.s0
John q. cannon..iij 500 40
Ana In accordance with me law and
an order Of the board Of directors made
on the iS;h day ~ october. 1895, -
many shares OF each parcel Of SAID
stock ~ may be necessary, Will be foll
az the necrclary's office, No. u north
Main street. salt Lake Clly. on Sttuf.
day. Dec. list. 1895. NJ ~ npnn 20 pay
the delinquent assessment thereon, 90.
gciher with the cost N advcr,ifag ana
expense OF sale.
JOHN WELLS. Secretary
Dated Dee. 18th. is9s.
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Isr,Ay rousp NOTICE.

One dark bay horse. about eight y l;sls'
old. hind feet white. no bnanas '''''''
about 1875 hands hish. =. ..,,s ala,
one bay horse abous u Se'''
shreo white feet. -, years
one iron sTay mare Hp'"'
old. ,,..-. old.
N Inc above described animals ~.
no: claimed and takeu away on III. IN al
paro Dec. Is, 1895. they VIII be sou ~
elty e.Nray pound . ., m;ov
0''' JOIN o. NATION,
clty Poundkeeper'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-23

a cough Is not like fever. II does
not have TO run certain course. Cure
4 quickly ana effectually with one
Minute Cough Cure. the best remedy
for all ages and for the most severe
cases. We recommend Il because ms
good. H. 3. Schramm, Prescription
Druggist. Mccormick building corner
Main 81. and Flrst South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-23
srooKnoLDrns' MEETING.

The regular annual meeting OF the
stockholders OF the Buckeye Mining
Company. in hereby called 10 be held
ny room ioS Mccormick Block, Salt Lake
city Utah. on Saturday. January I,
1922 ~ II o'clock q. M, Tor the election
81 oihcers Tor the ensuing year and for
the transaction ~ such other business
ms shall lawfully come before II,
BRlANT s. YOUNG,
Sucretnry