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won by Mrs. L. Scatena, and the con- solation, a royal Vienna tea caddy, by Mrs. Louise Maud. Music was furnished during the afternoon by a piano and vio-' lin. An elaborate luncheon was served by Christopher at the close Of the games. The beautiful rooms were very artlsu- cally decorated. In all the doorWays were graceful portieres of smlax, and potted ferns, palms and plants were used every where. Pink carnations and shades fur nished soft touches of color among the green foliage in the drawing-room, and red carnations and shades, branches of acacia and ropes of smilax decorated the hall The dining-room, in violet and green, was especially handsome. An i'm mense basket of California violets and maidenhair fern formed the center piece of the long table, while at diagonally op- posite corners were smaller baskets.
The San Francisco call., 1898-03-06
CUTTING THROUGH POLK.
Contractors Warren 6 Malley Have at Last Commenced Work in
 Removing the Hogs Back.

Contractors Warren & Malley have made start in removing the "hogs back at the north end of Polk street. The commencement of this work after a de- lay of one year since the contract was let is gratifying news to the Polk street merchants, who have labored so aSSidu ously to have the street cut through. When this is finished Polk street will have a direct opening to the waters of the bay, and that will afford a more di rect means of reaching the business DOT tion of the city, besides giving. people who reside at the north end a chance to purchase goods on Polk street.
 The material taken from this cut Is being dumped into the inclosure lately bulkheaded by the heirs of the estate or J. G. Fair, over which there was so much litigation between the Harbor Commis sioners and the San Francisco Gas Com pany.
The San Francisco call., 1898-03-06

YACHTING ISLAND, in the Detroit River, has been bought by syndicate of Chicagoans with view to fN transforming the Monte Carlo of America" The island part of Canada, and the promoters A hone to steer of Canadian laws and the place as a wide-open racing and gambling will be- backing the reach real 8 grand scale
 George the principal of the island. The price paid was somewhere between $2000
 plans promoters include racing track the island which attract the best horsehesh in the try where and pcolseing seven days
 week. beyond enactment of the Illinois Legislature of Uncle Sideshows in the line of gambling will be provided the tastes daring specuators, and the of the hope will be the popular for members gambling fraternity the American tinent
 sizing the good points of the island from sports mans standpoint Mcdonald and his associates did possibilities for pulling off pugsc If their plans awry. there will no Corbett and Fitzsmmons go West Carson City when they meet in the ring They
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MT. and Mrs. McCrackan, Mir. and Mrs. Arnold. MT and Mrs. Mills, MT. and Mrs: Patterson. MT. and Mrs. Burns, MT. and Mrs. Horstmann, MT. and Mrs; Farnum, MT. and Mrs. Burkett, Mrs. Ellen Ben nett. Mrs. Sedgwick, Misses Phiester Churchill, James Miller Main. Clemence Dempsey, the Misses Moshers Echer Churchill. M. Lada. Phiester Ioplman' lack Irwin Leonhard ten Bach Earl, Pro- lessor Hyman. Professor Snedden, Pro- fessnr SedcWick Professor Smaid.
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Los Angeles.

Mrs Secundo Guasti entertained charm ingly at hearts Wednesday afternoon at her home on East Third street in honor of Mrs. L. Scatena of San Francisco. The Misses Louise Maud, Aurelia Amillo, May Krille assisted, and Miss Florence Sea- tena had charge of the punch-bowl. Mas ter Secundo Guasti Jr. and little Pearl
 Scatena presided at the entrance. The first prize, a Corinthian cameo vase, was
The San Francisco call., 1898-03-06
In the Future.

Mir. and Mrs. S. Plato will celebrate their sixtieth wedding anniversary at the residance of their daughter, Mrs. I. Roth, 71o Octayia street, and will receive this Sunday from to 6.
 The members of the Aldine Club have been rendered a reception by the Arlon Verein, to take place Wednesday' March
 The C,olumbia Either Club will give a social hop Wednesday evening. March g; at the San Francisco Turn Verein social hall.
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aoo aoo ooo . ooeso o . Es . . so
 |. &zf &z SOCIE &S ]:

Andres, MT. and Mrs. Henwood, MT. and Mrs. J. H. Aiken; Mesdames s. J. Pine, Taylor; Misses Dagmar Wallas, Alice and Laura Provence Mabel Whitten, Cora Brown and the Misses Taylor; Messrs, c. Whitten, G. Smith, J. Easdale, C.. Mel litz, G. H. Newman l.. Smith, R. Knob Ian: Masters Arthur and Zach Whitten. Congratulatory letters were received from friends in this city, Alameda. West Side, San Jose, Livermore, Cincinnati, West Troy. N. '. and Lebanon. Ind.
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@@HE first week of Lent found SO,
 ciety delightfully."- penitential ana
 in charitable mood. No social
 functions attracted the 3sn atten- D ton from the many charita- ble plans and purposes mapped out TOT T inc season and with the exception or fashionable wedding and several qulet luncheons there were no gayeties 10 chronicle. ,,nti1 mid-I,ent. when it is probable there will he several interesting social events before the season of '97-9S is closed for good and all.
The San Francisco call., 1898-03-06

Where the telephone wires are over land the speed of transmission is at the rate of 16,000 miles a second; where the wires are through cables under the sea the speed is not more than 6O2O miles a second
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to the pretty effect. and the place cards were decorated with violets done in water colors. Ropes of smilax stretched from the violet-shaded chandelier to the walls, forming a pretty canopy overhead. mentioned, were: Mesdames E. Pratt, F. Owen, Edward Chambers, Leon Escallier, J. c. Fletcher, Charles Saggart, Frank McGrath, Albert Lumption, J. Illich, AL bert Burch, August Fusenot. Miss Louise Maud, Miss Marion Welsh, August Krille of Trinidad Colo
The San Francisco call., 1898-03-06
Cloak Department! l!

cE m LADIES' GREEN KERSEY 4UiUU CLOTH JACKETS, fly fronts and star collar, half silk lined; worth S10. Special Sale price $5. cC Ef1 LADIES' ROYAL BLUE KER- 1OIJU SEY CLOTH JACKETS, star col lar, fronts lined with silk, back and front seams strapped; worth SIP 50. Special Sale price $6 50. Gtn n1LADIES' TAN COVERT CLOTH YIUsuUSUITS, skirts double lined and
 corduroy bound, silk lined, fly
 front Jacket; worth $15. Special
 Sale price s10.
 CT 0E LADIES' DRESS SKIRTS In 1lIZJ Black figured Mohair and fancy colored Check Suitings, lined and velvet bound: worth S1 75. Special Sale price $1 9.
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HANDKERCHIEFS AND
 EMBROIDERY

,o. LADIES' EMBROIDERED IUG HANDKERCHIEFS, assorted
 patterns, value 20c, on special
 sale at 10c each. tOn CAMBRIC EMBROIDERIES, iuG open patterns, five and six
 inches wide, assorted styles,
 value 200, on special sale at
 10c yd.
 Eo CAMBRIC EMBROIDERIES OC open patterns. inches wide,
 value 121zc, on special sale at
 Dc yd.
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Gloves! Gloves!

7Eos5 dozen LADIES' TWo-CLASP fCGDRESSED KID CLOVES in Brown, Tan, Green, Red, White and Black; regular value $1; win be on sale at 75c a pair.
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Paso Robles.

The select seventy-five of Paso Robles Hotel gave a delightful party to the friends of MT. and Mrs. Otto Shackelford,
The San Francisco call., 1898-03-06

nn.7s dozen LADIES' FOUR-BUT- BUTTON DORENA REAL KID GLOVES in colors and Black todd sizes), regular price $l 20, will he on sale at soc a pair (Every pair guaranteed and fitted.)
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E E. B POWERFUL INDICTMENT g.
 INTRODUCE
 NEW GOODS!
BLACK DRESS GOODS!.

Hno 50 pieces of BLACK CREPON AfUg 39-in. wide, regular value 65c,
 will be placed on sale at 40c yd. Er,o 40 pieces BLACK BOURETTE uUG CLOTH, 43-in. wide, good val
 ue for 75c, will be offered at
 soc yd.
 Sno 100 pieces BLACK ENGLISH tUUG STORM SERGE. 45-in. wide.
 good value for 65c, will be of-
 fered at soc yd. Cn. 75 pieces BLACK ENGLISH. 0UG FRENCH AND GERMAN
 MOHAIR NOVELTIES, good
 value for 75c, will be offered
 at soc yd.
 7Eo 25 pieces BLACK ENGLISH lJG PEBBLE CLOTH, full 62-in.
 wide, extra good value for
 $1 %, will be offered at 75c yd. Ht nn1O pieces BLACK MOHA1R 1I, UU CREPON, full 53-in. wide, good
 value for s1 50, will be offered at $1 % yd. cn. 25 pieces BLACK SILK AND OUG MOHAIR GRENADINES in the latest designs, extra good
 value for 75c, will be offered at BOG yd.
 ,.rl 5o nieces BLACK CREPON Special A aNp P5eisf iPsffERoLA CLOTHS in the latest effects, ranging from S1 % to $2 % yd. T
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COLORED DRESS GOODS ]!

9nol75 pieces DoUBLE-FOLp Noy-- ZuGELTY CHECKED DRESS GOODS, will be offered at 2Oc yard.
 16ol4o pieces DoUBLE-FoLD TAR ZJGTAN PLAIDS-A full line of col brings; will be offered at 25c yard.
 0Eol15 pieces 37-INCH FANCY MIX JJUED AND CHECKED DRESS GOODS, spring colorings; will be offered at 35c yard. Ann1O2 Pieces S9- inch FIGuREDI3 ALLEGATIONS, new shadings; will be offered at 40c a yard. Eno4 pieces 3S-INCH TWO-TONED UUGTWIILED COVERT SUITINGS, new spring shades; will be of- fered at soc yard. 7c.S pieces 44-INCH NOVELTY fCCFRENCH CREPON SUITING. new effects; will be offered at 75c a yard.
 7Eos5 pieces 45-INCH VENETIAN IUGTWIILED DRESS GOODS, handsome mixtures; will be of- fered at 75c a yard. 7En52 pieces 45-INCH SILK AND S, SUITING, latest styles; will be offered at 75c yard.
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AsrEssMnNT No. =


Joe Bowers Mining Company, ulneu
and Principal Place ol hga'n'
Salt Lake CITY Utah
Notice is hereby given tnht u.
meeting OF the directors held on the
ION day OF october, a. u. lAse' nm
nsFoasment o. one cent yer .hAlc va,
levied ON all the shares 81 me cipltal
stock Of the corporation issued ana 9ut-
standing, payable ol OF b.ilfe Wv
IA. 1905. 10 tho secretary nt Ms once.
al r. H. Jones a CO.'S bank, NO. w
Main street, salt Lake CITY utah.
ANY stock upon which the assessment
may remain unpaid 90 the liih DAY OF
November. isgs. viii De- delinquent ana
advertised for sale at public auction;
and uniera payment is made before 30
many Of the shares represented by
each certificate q ihe stock %
deiiauent az may be- necessary
will b. sold on the -ud dhy
OF Dccembar 1895. az 10 o'clock a. m
10 nay the delinquent assessment, 10.
aether with the cost VI advertising and
expense OF sale.
W. y. LYNN. Secretary.
by order OF the board ~ directors
Salt Lake city. Utah. oct TO- isss.
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What Pesse Mean, % Ru,,.a.

one thing al least De- absolutely
certain, ana that .H that iiuwia IN
profoundly DESTROYS % Keeping ihn
peace and d. very Gar from ucing pre-
pared tp wage war with either Ger
many or England. 10 viii Boz num-
Der uf ycnrH before the Trans ,berlau
railway VII De nearly enough CONE
pluied On he used f1r srauaplrting
troops aud supplies % Corca. northern
china, ur any OF those regions whore
there has been Hl much friction be-
tween british and russian Interests.
u would ho hopeless fur The Russian col
oilers 50 attempt 20 cope on the Chinese
coasts with the English sh'ps Russia
htH plenty % men under arms and
could recruit aiiii yaator forces. but her
resources are nl uudeycloped that 10
great war % would be- wcll.nlrh Inn
possible 90 transport ur supply large
russian armies. and in such respects
Germany IL inoomparably superior.
Russia has every reason Tor desiring a
long period of profound peace. Her
statesmen have observed the progress
~ the Emitted states. and realized the
fact that the material greatness Of this
country ia due't1 the Immense develop.
ment u the Mlrailtsipp Valley and the
far West ln che more than thirty years
that have followed the tlvil war. The
profound object NJ i,unaia'a policy u to
uhIlu lAIifNANNs NNHN nNnHs hfluF NNrf
areas " wheat lindH into cultivation.
and, in short, o. build ~ the nation up
on q basis ~ economic progress and
prosperity This helnH true. Russia
would gladly obtain relief from tho
enormous pecunlary burdens imposed
upon her by the maintenance nf her
huge armies, She needs the money Tor
railroads and the agencies of peaceful
development. iiut she n she FlCtim NJ
the prevailing military system of Eu.
rope ana considers u necessary % ~
armed 10 her nclFhbofs DO the same 10
has been very much the Eur1peln habit
or mind 90 regard Russia AZ the great
menace Go the worlds peace. but the
russians take precisely tho opposite
Wow ~ their position ana are very Tar
Indeed from wishing 60 provoke war.
Moreover thry are HhrUNd diplomats
and have scored great plints 0f late
years. A. matters stand. they have
nothing 10 gain and very much 10 lose
BY going 20 war, The new ear VIII
keep the peace, American Monthly Re-
Wow Of HeylewL
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compiled into book form. The emit
nont rcncalogista Chn Dulrubo and =.
H. finnc Grunn under whore super
vision the work IL going on. are hard
worEoru and are being praised by the
NurwCginn press. other district rCc-
0rdH nrc being gathered and published
by help N public money 40 Mr Peter
Hansen. who Tor many years has fur.
ylrhHd genealogical records from Den.
mark ANA Norway thinks u d. very
named district such will BE- welcome
news 10 many of Mr. HnnHen'a Nor
wrginn friends Ia Utah who are gath
cring family records flr temple work.
Mr. Hansen eau furnish further In
formation tu anyone who viii write %
him, or call M 40. 90 seventh East
street, this city.
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Location o. Mines. Tlniic Mining Dis
trfct. Ju1b 60. Utah. frlnctph
Place 81 HusiuaaH salt Lake
City, tinh.

Notice ia hereby given that at a
meeting u the directors - The silver
cloud Mlrlug Company held october
10. 1895, an assessment NJ u1csihIrd "
one cent per share was levied on
the capital stock u the company issued
and outstanding. payable D. iia aecrc-
tafy az his ONCE. Fire Department
hoadqu1rtcrs. East First SIuth st..
Salt Lake CITY, utnh. ui once and be-
fore the i0ih day ~ November. 1875.
Any stock ufon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on the iQih day ~
November will be- delinquent and adj
vcrlscd Tor sale NJ public auction ard
unless payment IL made before Will be
sold On the 25ih day " November. 1885.
90 pm. az the ONCE " the secretary.
% pay the doilnqucnt Assessment. to-
Eethor with cost " advertising and ex-
ptnso " sale.
l.. NJ. EARL. Secretary.
Approved.
w. ". SIMMONS. President.
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Genealogical Records.

Consul Peter Hansen of this clty
said 10 News" reporter today that
be- has been Informed from Chrlstlnnla
Norway. of genealogical records be-,
Ing gathered. compiled and published
Ia book form OF different tdlutrlotl
tAmts aud HoEnel IN Norway. Ea.
pocial'y has such work already been
done In l,isor Amt, where every family
Ia that district has been mentioned
Some of the i,isor people can be traced
back 10 Denmark The Due aud
Toairup family Ecnealogy has also been
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NOTICE is hereby given may wy ~
viii he a meeting ID me s.1csn'ileis "'
the Atlantic Mining aud Nll.,- ,'d,v.
pany. a corporation uf Jtah. e..i.,.t
the sist day Of october. isg, az oi,ce
pm. a. the principal ONCE a1l P p,r,n
~ business Of said COMPANY, n c'ty
No. 80 Dolly Block salt Lake e''''
Utah. 49,. r., the
said meeting will BE hela io' ~
purpose Of eiecting a board ~ wv 49,
Tor said company Tor Che ensu'nh ,-,,s,,
reguieriv eon,e before said Meeting
q II. WARREN.
President OF board Of DIRECTORS
Dated OCT 10 1888
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ASSESSMENT No. ..
Washable Mining Company. Situation
Of Principal Place OF business. No.
~ W, First south 81, salt
Lake city, Utah.

Notice n hereby given that az a
meeting NJ the board OF directors OF
the WaHhakie Mining Company, held
az salt Lake cay, utah. Sept. 49, 1885
NO assessment of One-fourth "a % 0ns
il cent per share was levied On The
capital stock OF the corporation, pay-
able al once 20 Alex. Buchanan. Jr..
secretary. No. "a West Fra, south
81. sax Lake city, uiah. Any stock
upon which said assessment shall re-.
main unpall on the i3th day OF OctO-
Der, 1895. viii be delinquent ana adyer-
Used Tor sale al public auction, anI n
payment is not made before will be
sold on me an day OF November, 1895
az che hour OF 2 pm, az the Once vi
the company, No ~ West First South
street. salt Lake city. Utah, 20 pay the
delinquent assessment together with
costs OF advertising and expenses Of
sale,
ALEX. BUCHANAN. JR.,
Secretary.
Salt Lake city, Sept. II. 1898,
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TRUSTEES sALI-


Notice Il hereby given tina, undsi
authority granted by the certain
trust deed made on the 9Th day %
August. 1897. 10 the undersigned irut'
tee By W. q. Young, recorded IN bllk
A, Of MINING Mortgages. pages y ara
"a. Records OF salt Lake County, utsA.
the undersigned trustee Will Qner ~
sale and sell 10 the hlgheal bidder %
cash at the front door of the salt Lake
County Court House. to-wlti The Nut
front entrance 20 the city and Couhu
building. IN salt Lake cllY unh
November a. 1895. No ~ o'clock roah .
that day an the mining property h-ir
matter described or ~ much thereof u
necessary 10 pay ana discharge n
principal Indebtedness secured ~ ~
trust deed together with the accff
interest unpaid thereon, ten per cents
attorneys fees. compensation 70 al
trustee. the cost VI recording 81
trust deed. the cost OF this notice a.
expense OF sale. The sale viii be mai
at the request Of the holder Of said To-
debtedneHs and because OF default =
the payment of the principal sun 81
maturity aud interest theron. The mis-
Ing property above referred 10 u ~
uaie In West Mountain Mining pi'
trlot. salt Lake County. state Of ulah
twentieth undivided Interest In one esi'
tain mining claim known a. Repltu'
can. located In West Mountain Nlnlh.
District, Salt Lake County slaW el
utah, together will all and singular NJ
water rights, tencments. heredliamehh
ana appurtenances thereto belongings
or In anywise appcrtaining.
THOMAS r. LEWIS, Trustee,
Krebhs & Hoppaugh Francis "
Luke. Attorneys Tor Trueiae,
Dated October ifth. 1898.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-15

Elder J. W. Nixon arrived home n
few days ago from California. lie la
bored one year In the southern con.
ference In that state and one year In
the northern conference ~ the same
state. He presided over the latter COM
florence Tor tho last nix months mi
was very successful In the work which
he says N progressing very well IN
that section of the country. Prejudice
IL fast being allnyed and good feeling
" taking the place Of tho nnimosltles
that once existed there na elsewhere.
Elder Sixon's home Is IN Huntington.
Emery county.
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Principal place OF business. Salt Lake
city. Utah.

Notice Ia hereby given that at a
meeting ~ the board Of directors OF
West Buckeye Mining Co, held al
salt Lake Ci,y, Utah. Sept. 20. is9s, an
assessment 0f y OF one cent per share
was levied on the capital stock Of the
corporation, payable q once 10 u. u.
Miller. secretary 2i2 state st., SAT
Lake city, Utah. and any stock upln
which the assessment shall remain I'M.
PAID 90 The .ath day Of oct, ls9s, VIII
az public auction, and N payment Is
not made before, VIII be- sold on The
18TH day OF November, isgs. al 2 y. M,
40 ei2 state 80, san Lake city. utah,
10 pay assessments aud cost OF adyer-
Using and expenses Of sale.
Dr.. E MII.LER aerretary.
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FROM THE MISSION FIELD.

Elder J, H. kendall " oxford. Idaho.
recently returned from mission 10
Nlrrlniu and WAS caller al the
Now" office this week. lic loft home
70 engage Ia missionary lnbora ON Feb.
ruaty ~ 1896 he says that % great
deal Of prejudice has been nliRyed IN
the state In which he has laborcd dur
Ing the past two years ana half. and
ne has enjoyed "a good spirit and was
10th 20 leave the many friends who had
administered to his wants while away
from home,
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Elder II 6. Butler Of ogden. who
LETT home FOR a mission TO Virginia on
March 20. 1896 IA home again. lie re-
ports having had n very pleasant eN-
pcronce. having made many friends
and sume converts. and says he n de-
cidodiy pleased 10 be back TO his
mother home once more.
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Ana IN accordance win law and or
der NJ the board OF directors made on
the 10th day " September. 1895, 30
many shares Of each parcel of such
stock as may be necessary win be SOLD
ut the Hecretary's office, ~ No. l0s
Mccormick Block, Salt Lake city, Utah
ON Wednesday, october goth, 1898. az 2
o'clock p. M. 10 pay the delinquent as
Hssament thereon, together with costs
~ advertising and expense NJ sale.
BRIANT y. YOUNG,
Secretary.
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Elder J. W Kay Of Mona. Junb
county. has also returned from a mis-
sion recently, His lnbors were In the
Northern States mission. lie let home
June ~, 1896. ana found the held ln
which he lnhored fruitful and pleas.
ant one. lie wns generally mot with
kindly favor ana succeeded in sowing
seeds OF Righteousness In the souls VI
many honest persons. lie has had
good health and IL pleased 10 be AZ
home again.
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sorion TO CREDITORS
Estate OF Adam Hunter. Deceased.

Creditors viii present claims r,,,
vouchers to the undersigned al iaw Y,
Zee ~ g. s. Kinney. % and % Gonna
January, 4. II. 1899. "
Date OF first publication. Sept. n.
WILLIAM +. HUNTER
Administrator % the Estate of a..
Hunter. Deceased.
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DELINQUENT sorlcr.
crown Point Mining Company, princi-
pa a. omee. Room 2is Atias Block,
Wy OF salt Lake. State Of Utah.
Location OF works and mines In uln,ah
Minlns District. Park city. SUM

NoTICE.-There are delinquent on
count OF assessment No of 4 Cents
per share on the capital stock Of said
company. levied on the 2srd day OF
July 1893. the several amounts set
opposite the names of the respective
shareholders az follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-15

Elder John 5. Hlain. Of Spring city,
hanpete county returned September ~,
leps, from mission 90 Virginia, In
which state he lahorrd during his en-
tie absence. Rider ulain lrft home
May 10, 1893, aud enjoyed his labors.
He states that conditions m that sees
tlon are favorable. the missionaries
making good hcadway Ia promulgating
the Gospel.
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NoriCE.-Thcrc are delinquent upon
the following described stock on ac.
count Of Assessment No. .. levied on
the 10th day % September. 1885. the
several amounts oct opposite the names
u the respective shareholders as fol-
lows.
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Elder q. }. Bennett ~ American
Fork called on the "News" a few days
ago, having returned from the CAM
formn mission, Tor which section OF
mission field he lett ON September
1896. He reports having thoroughly
enjoyed his mission, He, In connec-
ZION with his wife, who elk months ago
was set apart as missionary, lnborod
In the city ~ san Jose. where they
created considerable Interest durlng
the course OF open air meetings held
there this summer.