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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-30
IN BEHALF OF EDUCATION.
| FIFTY YEARS AGO THE QUEENS col
| LEGE, ENGLAND. WAS ESTABLISHED.
MISS CROUDACE is NOW sUPER1NTENDENr-ME
BEERBOHM TREE WAS ONE or
lis GRADUATES.
lis GRADUATES

7. ,s just fifty years since, in England the nrst
step was taken establish cn Institution Of lenrn-
Ing where tho higher education Of women would
receive attention. Queens College opened In
May. ls4s IN a most unprotentious building in Har-
lcy-st. a band Of professors OF Kings College.
led by Frederick Denison Maurice. Joined with the
officers Of the GOverncsses Benevolent Institution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-30

Tolches;f to Iona Island
The women OF Mount Vernon who belong 10 the
Young Mems Christian Association Auxiliary are
busy collecting funds to aid In tho erection and
equipment OF tents In the camps to carry work
The tents Will DO furnished with reading matter.
writing materials and some musical Instruments.
At night and on Sunday religious services will be
held there.
A mass meeting will be held at Prohibition Park
Staten Island. this evening FOR the purpose OF FORM
ing Red Cross auxiliary. Many members OF the
American National Red Cross Relief Committee will
deliver addresses. This committee will hold
important meeting at tho rooms OF the Chamber Of
Commerce at $50 O'Clock
Tho regular meeting Of the Mount Vernon Chau-
tauqua Circle held last Monday evening In the
parlors OF the First Methodist Church. Although
only few were present. owing to the rain. de-
lightfui evening was spent Dickens the sub
,oct for the evening and selections from his works
were given by each one in response TO the calling
Of his her name at the roIcnll Mrs. Ferguson
closed with a reading from Mark Twain by Charles
N. Miller
A ap,. ial meeting Of the directors OF the Modnt
Vernon CHAPTER OF the Neodlework Guild was held
on Wednesday afternoon at the home OF Miss
Carrie J. Inion, IN Second-ave; rams were ar
ranerd 10 provide new clothing for the use OF the
soldiers.
The meeting OF the Edewess Chautauqua Circle
held last Monday evening ut the home OF the
Misses stevens in South Fifth-ave.. Mount Vernon,
was OF a patriotic nature. The rooms were draped
with Gags and In response tho rocall each
member gave a patriotic quotation. The evening
closed with the hearty singing OF National songs
The members OF Patchogue Sorosls feel happy
over the selection Of their president, Mrs. Wilmot
NJ Smith rs chairman OF the committee appointed
by the Council Of Womehs Clubs az Garden ely
on TUESDAY last to arrange the details OF the
EXAMINATIONS work at the next convention.
Miss Annie r. Potts has entered upon her duties
NJ superintendent OF visiting nurses In Syracuse.
n Y Miss Potts has had extensive experience In
the Massachusetts General Hospital and in the Ma
ternity Hos pial OF Philadelphia. OF which she was
superintendent for nearly three years. She has
also had valuable training In private nursing so
that sho enters into her work with the highest
recommendations -..---..- - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-30

Some beautiful straw braid mado by Indian
women has been exhibited in New-York during the
last week. Lace made OF vines and other vegetable
material was also shown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-30

Communications have been received from D. f.
b. "A sunshine Lover" Miss Theresa Grote' An
nette Vreim. X. l. fIibbard. Mrs. Louise [. NOT
ton Miss j. Williamson, II. c. Miss katherlne
Neumann Mrs II. r. f.. Mrs. l.. ): Grevcs Mrs'
T s Whselock. "Qctogena,rian' We samuel nI Az
ery Mary : Nelson Miss J. Wandell. j. w strong.
~ L.. Fannie F. Van Welt Henry Welsh. MISS
V c. Furry. Mrs. Grace Kenyon ana MIS- a. 'e"u
Clark
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-30

Although not generally known. tho Government OF
the United States does not allow locked horses to
he used by the cavalry. England also objects 10 the
inhumane treatment OF docking horses tails
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-30

out OF 2oe samples OF foods examined by tho Ber-
lin Health Board last autumn 81 rejected
Fifty-nlne samples OF milk out OF 1900 found
To b. adulteratcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-30

novelty In millinery this season will be me deco
ration OF hats with real butterflies which treat
81 In a manner that causes the insects 10 retain
their original lustre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-30
THE DAYS GOSSIP.
This Is Decoration Day.

The usual Monday meeting OF the Womens Ma
tional War Relief Association has been postponed
until tomorrow, when meeting will be held al
IL 80 a. IN. In the Windsor Hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-30

An excursion will be given to-day by the Epwprth
I<agne OF several churches, who have united for
the purptse. The party will go by tho steamer
Toches;df TO Iona Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-30
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.
A TISSUE-PAPER PATTERN OF CHILDS EN-.
PRE- GUIMPE DRESS. NO. 1873 FOR
COUPON AND TEN CENTS.

No model is generally popular for small
girls than the Empire. with its graceful folds and
admirable lines. The design shown In the illus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-30

pres,dent-Gcn.ral Of the T. q. g.: desire to ac-
knowledge the contribution o, children's clothing
10 Hope Mission school No II Doyers- 81. rom
sister member OF the Sunshine Society MIS- ra ~, a.
err We greatly appreciate this gitt as ne No -
a needy one. Sincerely yours. '. = fOi'Hi'
NeW-York MaY IS 1879
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-30

with a tiny frll. The front and back part Of the
skirt heightened at the top. where they are
gathered and arranged the body under the
yoke OF insertion
The sleeves short pulled. and finished
with bands that match that at the neck. The
double frills which fall over the sleeves and form
graceful bretess are also banded and edged with
narrow frs. bows OF ribbon being placed at the
waist line, where they terminate In point.
To make this gown for a child OF six years Of
age four yards OF material thirty inches wide will
be required The pattern. No 1873. is cut In sizes
for girls OF four six. eight and ten years OF age.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-30

New-York. May IS 1895
The following appropriate poem by Cora stuart
Wheeler has been sent in by M L." for the Me
mortal Day Sunshine Column. Mrs. Wheeier "as
herself OF n peculiarly sunshiny Disposition h"'
Will be remembered by many newspaper read1 he
nsn = and her NE She was well known as an au-
thor reader and lecturer and was con S naSng
trih,ito- OF prose and to many OF Ihc ca"i"e
ROTH SIDES OF THE LINE
The sound OF drums and mes shriiI ,, cry h,.eze
Float In with the breath OF the SOFT May o'eoAo'
Watching the bright groups hutryinR oih-onch,nr
In the sunlight. breaking thtous" O'""'"'"'
These college madens march two BY two light
| can catch the CLEAN OF their garments "bHV
While above them droops the red and oiu9
or the hal,-mast flag. with it' co!ors o'1S"'
This to the young IS a festal day,
Just shadowed perhaps by a minor haro w sa,''i"
From some hlack-robcd woman's h'tterest pain
Why should go WIN The croTas s Tnc s?"S
For how could make public INNS, ,oo,.7
OF the cry which each hour my so"' 'ep'"'
How could weep for tho boys in blue - Gray,
While SHEDDING NO d i%ar Snte G nrSsnfS
with my heart watching both SIDE an me way
Far %nd rh NIL b Ta 4e xcd y wS S" the nc
1t seems that my heart was torn In two
since both were precious and both were mine
Oh! brave hearts these. IN that last deep sleep
From which no buclc shall wake 10 sVlie
r%Ss 1 ea1 ?% sal s sl Sga '
Your colors wear In my NE Away
In philips young eyes find tho blue.
And here IN my tresses. wear ,ne gray 1Iy,..,,
The following "Blb!cal Enigma" was contributed
MAY o. by Henry VI. calvert;
4 prizes, who sinncd then blamed the thing he'd
4 woman whose les; hope hung on a thread,
4 man lnnrm. with name llke caiilcs iood'
! a lover wrapped 30 n"dl'aiite mood
4 wooded mountain standing near nc sea
4 wretch So base fhat none could haser be-
4 stately tree whtr"on a r"h'i hi,I. - -.
! 4 brook whose bank WIKI human h4'pl was r'p'
IN. Son " nos. life IS MD with US ln God
The initial. u tho names that answer each INC
spoil The name Of an edible plant which grow VII
IN I,.-tire ard 81 l- alluded 20 metaphor ally by
choke" and is formed hy taking me Initials o. 'no
fol ,wing rainss. t.at answer tho above q"'sNo"s.
Aaron Exodus aH1H. aad q
Rahab-JOshuI a. - AID =.
Tlmo'hy-I Timothy Y. =
IsAac-ticnesis XIV. g.
Caiulcl-Ist.ah NNNV!i. "a
HerOd Matthew 81. 10
oak II samuel XVIII. 9, u. 10
Emmsnuei God Win us Matthew g. 2
Those VINO answered correctly. and arc therefore,
julia A. Nichols G.. H. Ballard. r T coz. Kate !
| ubhard Mrs T : Wheclock. II . Miss J II
Williamson. Mrs. q. g. g.. l.. r ". Anna =
JcnEs. Mar ; Nelson. H. a.. g. ana II X.
-, Iho5. who had only one numhcr wrong were
Arnie u N.ane. Fannie i Van Nl"it, Jrnni" !:
Il j. H. s. e. 4. Mrs. N. =. baker ana Mrs,
oineTs sno sent in answer. we're Strong
Ms a. C. e. remarked that there were many
| vre;chcs In The H.hlo whose name commenced
with H." and several o; them Acre given.
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LITTLE NOTES or INTEREST.

I, Is said that the parchment used the best
,anjos Is made from wNlfskn.
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within those gray walls. The present superintend-
ent Is Miss Croudace
former student whose name will awaken In
terest in this country is she who IS at present
Mrs Beerbohm Tree
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-30

President General OF tho r S. S: While tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-03


Notice II hereby eivsn
authority granted by n nat una,,
trust deed made on he s esflah
August, 1891. 70 the under.i.,h day !,
zee by w. q. Young, rrcorassltd ifus.
a, OF Mining MortEaRas .l N h5sk
y, Records OF Salt Lake cT,,s.e.s y ari
the undersigned trustee r.t NJ. utsN
sale and sell 90 the hlrhs,, 9htf %,
cash at the front door Of ~. eniadtf q,
County Court House. to.wii. pau Llks
,,ont entrance 70 The. City ana q =. Nsi,
November II. ises, at d w., Cily. Utiy
that day al the mining mex ,,oOk nosn a
matter described or 60 mus w hers.
necessary to pay and AZ. l.reQi 4,
principal lndcbtedncss secus.l re M
trust deed together with ~. by san
Interest unpaid thereon. t.. ~. accfuti
attorneys fees. compenaailo.' eenium
trustee. the cost OF rss'l 70 taii
trust deed. the cost o. this na,11s taii
expense OF sale. The sale viii Yts' Nv and
at the request OF the holder On \, n1ais
uepteuhess ahd because u defs,i, y.
the payment Of the prlnri,,i ault 70
maturity and Interest theron r., sun 4,
Ing properly above reffrreb ~ nlh.
uate In West Mountain MI 90.
trict, salt Lake County. stais ~ D.i.
and described as f1ii,,' utah
twentieth undivided lntsrest Y, !. oni.
tain mining claim known q. pne 60.
can, located In West Moupiata utu.
District. Salt Lake County s.A,hlnf
Utah. together will all ana si1,,,i,.s q
water rights, tencmenis. hsrr,iis..l Ne
and appurtenanccs thereto bsias.Il.ii
or In anywlsc npperialninF usihs
THOMAS =. LEWIS. Try.,..
Ktebbs a HoppauEh 4 Franz, =
Luke Aff0FuNyH for Trusfra H "a
/ Dated october iith. 1904
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a.. A,,d in abeyance until a more
bceh -, ssaaun. 10 IL a safe rule not
e'nN, .ry bridges until We reach
- 10 national campaign OF
w 80. e,sfy take care Of Itself.
l'Vs psrub'ican anxiety about the
- ,tisstion BE- very painful, Indeed
~. I'm 90 be- borrowing trouble pc.
i.,,,s. of some anticipated ~ suspected
5..-cr go the contrary. arising OUT OF
,b. 4rprahardcd coinage OF siiNer uol-
isrs n some future time. Lihey Me
~. "a though they dld not know
T.. sutar coinage question HAS
~ s,rifluv sattied-at least for the
~, .'1r th-iugh the action OF the
s.h. t.a,biI.an congress with the APP
~. 49, s PRECEDENT Mckinley himself.
i''. o., have escaped the mind %
',..tre Republican orator that In
f,,....t,afs bW was passed by a Nepub-
st..,. e.r goes and approved by Re-
,'nbnr5n rrtlout which. among other
ihIrrs rrlyIdel fli'uws'
".sfr'I8n si-That the secretary OF
al. tralrry De- hrrs1y authorized and
directed 60 clu INTO standard sliNer
S.ii,-. as rapIliy ts the public inter-
w. ,,ty rauuIf.. in an amount, how
-, Ia not ifaa chan one aud one-halt
,,,liii.rr ~ d1fiars In each month, All
~ ib' slyrr buiiIaon nov In the treas
tr, prrrhasad 10 accordance with thr
pr6ylsI9rs df the act, approved July ~
" en-. 5m1ln. VI the silver bullion In
,u,.ii.n la the treasury thus required
n, NJ coined into alleged 'hiiy-cent dot
iara sufficient 20 occupy our minis
In coinage Tor the next two years, ana
thsre inns 90 be no necessity, from q
pract'. ll standpoint u getting excited
1vrr rf8r1HtI1nH Tor additional colin
.,-, ums future date which may
nsy,r mttsrlai.fo. Sufficient unto the
dnv d H. good or evil thereof. The
ouer.IHr b. lafssiy exaggerated Tor pp-
irir,i fleet. and iH only pressed now
in tb. hone ~ disturbing or fflghteu-
ing .lmll business men.
IN. frlartfIc c0ngrpasmrn should be
elected 10 f1r mo- other reason than ~
ty,,sy,nf the passage BY the kCpuhll-
eana In the next Congress ~ another
federal election law, which they may
ATTEMPT t0 Do n they obtain a majority
sufficiently large. While perhaps th'
danger be not Imminent. ! am naturally
dlsirusiful ~ Republican assurance,
and btuiyc u IL uuwise 20 run any
rick
r,s.niatiyss o. necessary hs a conscrv'
niive force 90 check the countless
gehfmfa which Will be- attempted Go b.
faistei upon a Republican senate bl
their political favOritca-achcmcs " nF'
rrindlroment. dangerous or doubtful
rutafprIsra ustrnHlbly u a patri0u,
character. and gigantic Jobs " ever
description which always follow IN th'
wake ~ a nations war. especially
war rctulilng IN the ACQUISITION OF vas
iiirai party ahould have full swing a.
such a critical period"
Mr Hill closed with the cuiogy of th'
candidates for the state Ticket and de-
Gland that the Democrats would vii
because they deserved 90 win.
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To be sold at shcrlf-s sale at the
West Front Door OF the County Court
House. IN the city Of Salt Lake. County
OF Salt Lake. state ~ Utah, on
Wednesday, the 9th day OF November.
1895. az ~ O'Clock noon. the real estate
described a. follows, situate In tho
County Of Salt Lake. Territory (now
Statel Of utah. to-wit; beginning at
the southwest corner OF lot two a. In
block forty-ninc Nsl, plat "a" salt
Lake city survey, aud running thence
east one hundred and tweuty-ons uet)
feet; thence norihfone hundred forty.
clEht and ons.half utSis) feet. thence
east f0fty-one ND feet thence south
nifty 900 feet. thence west cigh.y go
feet; thence south ninsty-elEht and
one-half tsshl feet, 20 the place Of be-
ginning. also a perpetual right OF way
over an alley nfgocn 40 feet wide
leading from the norihernmoHt end OF
said premises 10 Second West street.
Purrhlao price payable In lawful
money ~ the United States.
Bennett, HarknesA. iiowAt, bradley
&Richtrda. Attorneys Tor Plaintiff,
THOMAS T.. LEWIS,
Sheriff % salt Lake County. State
Of Utah.
10y JOHN MONTGOMERY JR.,
Deputy sheriff.
Dated a, salt Lake ci,y. October 18th.
1875
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-03

O'Clock. and one at Long Island City
Al Fiushlur the hall was jammcd %
tho doors and Col Roosevelt received
an ovation. Col Roosevelt began his
speech By asserting that his real OPP
ponent was NIr. croker. aud not Van
Wyck. and then proceeded to reply 10
tho formers attack upon his admins.
tration of the police department. Col
Roosevelt said, In part.
Gle attacks my administration OF the
police department should be sprry
indeed II u hnd mcrltcd his praise
MIR. Croker invoked the testimony Of
Tweed against Judge DAILY and now
he himself tcatlnca against me. Well
he may. ffc says. In effect. that undof
my administration crime went unpun.
lshcd That statement n simply un.
true. Near the close Of my two ycars
term 81 service the preceding Judge 10
the court of general sessions stated
that crime had diminished until Il wal
less than ever before In recent years
Mr. Croker docs not really object tt
what we ala with crime. what REALLY
makes that CALLED Jade vince II whai
We did with vice.
'The ACKNOWLEDGED financial partner.
ship existing between certain leader
~ Tammany HAL and protected vict
n the scandal and disgrace " Nov
York lt was 0n this that We warrcd
I broke up that partnership and viii
break n up again when I have the
chance. let Mr Croker cry ever 70
loudly.
III IL small wonder that should b.
denounced by those who exact tribute
from puryryurr " vice. who rob thu
honest poor and who care as little fuf
civic pride na they DO for dcccncy and
morality Every purycyur of vice who
plies his Vile trade unmolcHted In con.
hidorntIon OF the biackniail which rives
the true reason Tor the existence Of tn
wldc-npcn policy such man cheer
Mr.. Croker when he attacks ua. be-
cause we made the police force honest
1T n ne that Mr. Croker. nuw seek.
Ing 30 corrupt ana degrade the bench
should rail at the men who drove OUT
corruption from the police department
lie now runs the city through one ~
| hia delegates; and. swollen with IN
, power which this gives him. viruient ~
his brutality. be- tries TO strike down
an honest judge because that Judge q
/ not his bringing Hycophnnt. r. through
/ another delegate h. rutn control Of IN
state, the honest mon OF the stat.
may expect evil times Indeed"
In conclusion. Col Roosevelt said
Mr.. Croker IN striving 20 render m.
| Judges hls equally Hervilo tools NJ
has the mayor. he wishes the COVER
nor n the police force and the Judi
clnfy. the executive nj Albany and tn
executive IN New York al become nj
aupplc-knesd servants, his power Wi
he supreme and we will have not
single way of making effective prutes
against any extreme of corruption O
lawlessncrn."
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NORTH poiSr CONSOLIDATED ih-
RIoArioS CoMrANf.

NoTICE:-The annual meeting OF
the Stockholders Of the North foln,
Consolidated irrigation Company VII
be held at room rs in the cullen h"tsl'
on West Second South street, W 'ns
city OF Salt Lake. State or ian, Vn
Monday, November ifth. 1873, ~
o'clock pm, to hear the annual reports
and 10 elect "A hoard Of directors for the
ensuing year: also. 10 consider the "a
visibility Of amending the present ar
tlcies " incorporation by the substltu
sion OF entirely new articles, or OF
amending certain articles % me aftl-
Giles Of Incorporation now IN force y
follows: by changing the pfehhu,y,
specifying the act under when w
company il Incorporated; 20 increase
the capital stock 10 the present value
81 the company's franchises. rights or
way, water rights. and all other prop
crty, conscrvatively appraised 70
make such capital stock fully piid UP
and only asscssable under certain con.
tingpnciea: to convert the present
water bearing stock into dividend near
ing stock, and 10 issue IN addition,
water bearing certificates. 20 provide
for n sinking fund from the revenues
or by setting aside q portion u the div-
idend bearing stock TO be sold for that
purpose or both; 20 authorize the
Board OF Directors o. Issue ana sen
bonds % iiquldato Indebtedness, OF pro-
vide Tor improvements or both. TO con-
slider the acceptance from =. G. Ewing
and others of certain lateral ditch
ana other lateral bitches that may be
offered 60 the company; OF adopting q
plan Tor selling and supplying water
| Tor irrigation and domestic purposes 10
provide q revenue. N accepting cor-
tain other properly and franchises that
may be proposed. 10 make re-
| division ard Reissue % the stock and
10 transact any and an other business
that may be properly brought before
the stockholders " this meeting.
ARTHUR PARSONS. Secretary.
Dated october 22nd. is9s
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ASSESSMENT M.
'oe lowers Mining Company. once
ana Principal Place OF Uus,ness

'oe bowerH Mining Company. once
ana Principal Place OF Uue,ness
Salt Lake City, Utah.
NOTICE II hereby given that nj n
meeting OF the directors, held on the
10Th day OF October. A. u. ises. an
assessment OF one cent per share was
levied on all the shares Of tho canltai
stock OF the corporation issued and ont
standlng, payable on or before Nov.
~, 1873, TO the secretary, al his ONCE.
NJ II. H. Jones & Co.'S bank, No I'D
Main street, Salt Lake CITY. Utah.
Any stock upon which the assessment
may remain unpaid on the i4th dav of
November, 1898, Will be delinauent ara
advertised for sale at public atictions
and unless payment In made before 40
many OF the shares repreaented h.
each certificate OF the STOCK 81
dellquent rs may be necessary
VIII he sold on the 2nd dnv
OF December. 1895. at 10 o'clock n. M.
TO pay the delinquent assessment. To-
Ecther with the cost Of advertising and
expense OF sale.
W. p. LYNN, gecretsty.
by order Of the board % directors
Salt Lake City. Utah. Oct. 10. 1895
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Notice II hereby given ib,t
c0frl1nce with and under M -
ana authority gruntad hy th4t 1917
trust deed made June eiih. IVA A. "A.
undersigned Trustee. by Mason 4 90
pany, a corporation. and %. D. NJ
Trustee. and recorded 90 Hl5k =,
~ page fip. ~ mortgage. 81 ~ =.
ords % salt Lake County. riss ~
undersigned Trustee Will nar ~ ",
aud sell 10 the highest bIti.r ~ -.
at the mont door VI the C,iuri III.
at the county seat % salt tats 80
~. Utah. tO-wlt. the west font A.,
the city and County uuiIdlnp h ~
Lake city. said County and al. :
December ard. is,s nt y o'fi65k ~.
VI that day, nil the real estate 49,.
after described, or ~ much mere, !.
necessary, TO pay and dlschtfrs a,
Indebtedness secured by All 49,.
deed and the Interest nov psri al, ~
unpaid, ana reasonable Attorney, -
crnpcnsatiou TO said Trustee. cisi =
this notice and expenses % riir. n.
sale VIII be made az iho filultt u n,
holder = gald lul01irIintaa aai 4.
cause o. default Ia the paymshl men.
The real estate above referred .. b.
situated In the county u a.f f.,t-
the State % Utah. lud blgrI-i -.
described aa follows Commerce /.
a point one hundred and f8uf "a -
half u0ihl feet east 10 DE r0ffb.-,,
corner Of block f1riy.fluf tiD n ~,
&C" Salt Lake city Survey. ati 49,
ming thence south one hguif.t -
thiriy-arycn u1D fcst. thlrcs ,,.'
nfty 1t0l feet, thence norh o-s ne
drrd and thlriy-acvcn uGJ ~ -
thsfAce west nfty tiQi fstt. = a. 81
q beginning. the Same tslhr ~ -
s5is feet OF lot 20. and iht Upif .ls n,
of lot q. Of block 2. 81 Rr.ts5 A al
lcapic's Subdivision o. ral taet a
aforesaid. Together WITH Al a. a.
purtcnaucca and water rsAa hrrss.
10 bolonginF.
wM y. JACOB Tfsr.
Dated october %. 1875
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Notice II hereby given that at n
meeting Of the directors ~ the silver
cloud Mining Company. held october
10, 1898. an assessment u one-ihird ot
one cent per share was levied on
the capital stock o. the company issued
and outstanding, payable 70 It's score.
tary AZ his Office. Fire Department
headquarters, East First South 81.
Salt Lake city. Utah. AZ once and be-
fore the 10th day of November. ihas.
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on the 10Th day of
November will be delinquent and adj
vcrtised for sale NJ public auction and
unless payment 10 made before Will b.
sold on the goth day Of November. isps,
at pm, at the Office Of the secretary.
10 pay the delinquent assessment, to-
gcihor with cost OF Advertising and ex-
pcnao Of sale.
L. ~. EARL. Secretary.
Approved;
w. n. SIMMONS. President.