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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-20
The Coming Literary Genius

The question is whether the coming
genius will be native to the cast or to
the west, says j. s.. Tunison In the At
lantic The case Of Japan mikes the
student of literature and literary pos
sbilities pause. Compare the situation
of this empire with that OF England In
the time of the Tudor sovereigns. The
likeness Is noteworthy All the inilu-
ences of civilization from west and
cnst are focused. so to speak. upon u
political and social organism which Is
not only wonderfully receptive, but
which also displays the capacity of re-
action In its own original elements.
Looking back at the history of genius.
and seeing how largely 1t belongs to
the people as distinguished from what
may somewhat irreverently be called
the blooded stock OF nation, one feels
like inquiring how deeply into the sub
strata of human life In Japan the alien
Influences have penetrated. When
these reach the depth where folk tradi-
tion turks and the popular imagination
slumbers. then the world may well LOOK
for a rcnction in which the nation will
show all that It Is capable OF in iitera-
ture. Meanwhile. observe, by way of
presage. that two OF the most striking
literary phenomena of the present day
are Rudyard Kipling, with his overlap
of Hindooism on English human ma
ture. and Lafcadio Hearn. with his
varied experience. patiently inquisitive
about everything Japanese. Finally
whether the successor Of Dante and
Goethe rises from Asia or from the
west. nil the light of the past shows
that he will speak not the thoughts of
n nation. but of world wide culture:
that he will at last unite the divided
thought OF humanity, and combine in
one view two civilizations that have
been In antagonism for thousands of
years.
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NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.

NJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT IN
~ accordance with and under the power
and authority granted by that certain trust
deed. made the 18th day OF Jul. 100: 70 the
undersigned trustee, by Frank Ball and Nellie
ran. husband and wife. ana recorded July ~.
lsD5. In Book - b" Of mortgages, on .pag 81,
OF the records Of salt Lake COUNTY, Utah, the
undersigned trustee viii offer for sale and sell
to tho highest bidder for cash. at the wesi front
door!cf the Joint CITY ana County building. In
Salt Lake Ciiy. Utah, (that being the COUNTY
Court House OF salt Lake County. Utah on
the l.th day of January. 1898 a. " O'Clock
noon OF said day, all the real estate here n
after described to pay and discharge the in.
debtedness secured by said trust decd, and
the interest thereop,i including reasonable
compensation to the trustee for his services
said sale will be made at the request or the
no der of said Indebtedness, and because Of
default In the payment of said Indebtedness
at maturity. said real estate 9 parti:ularly
described as follows. to wit:
All of lots one ~. six ICY. seven ~ and
eight o., in block fifty six 1867, Plat &C" Salt
Lake City survey. SAID lots containing 80
square rods each
WILLIAM +. JACOBS.
Trustee.
Dated December 9, 1897.
First pub iicaiion. December 6. 1891
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

A MEET NG OF TnE STOCKHOLDERS
IA OF The Grand Hotel company will lie
held At tho heserst Nsional Bank of -ait
Lake CITY state II Utah. corner OF East Tenn
pie and First south streets. on Wednesday,
Januars 10. rs s. at II o'clock a. m, for the
pnrp1se OF anthorixing sale OF real estate 10
rtndebaker iirothers Manufacturing Com.
nApy Tor Eve thousand dollars and To GEORGE
a. Lowe for two thousand and i've hundred
dolitrs. end to enter into an agreemeet with
james w evens ct n continuing certain
premises perpetual right OF way, and snch
other business as may come before said stock.
holders. J 7. LITTLE, President
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NOTICE OF T. usres's SALE

WHEREAS. WILLIAM S. MARTIN ny
~ his certain deei OF trust bearing date
corded IN the recorders onlce Of the county
recorder Of sait Lake County and state OF
Utah In Record Book 4. 4 of Mortgages, psgo
bd, on said 18th day of December, sold and
conveyed to me, Lewis S. Hills. trustee, the
city and County of Salt Lake and state OF
tab. to wit: Lots . and = In block - OF Fiat
"A Salt Lake City survey. In trust for tho
purpose OF securing the payment of that GER
tam promissory. notc OF William s. Martin
, learn, date said lIih day Of December. A. ID,
1875. for the sum of two iheusapd (SlooO.o0)
dollars, payable 10 tho order of John Herman
two ye.rs after date, ct the Deseret National
bank, salt Lake CITY. In : nited stAies gold
coin, with interest from date at the rate of
per cent per annum, before and after judg.
ment, and payable quarterly;
And whereas. according to the terms and
conditions of said note and Id deed Of trust.
sald no Q Is due and no part thereof has been
feptember' 1895, leaving The principai Of said
motto and interest thereon nt the rate Of 0per
cent per ennum from sid i7th day OF sep
tcmher, lsD6 due and payable; ~
And whereas, il was and is provided In said
deed OF rust, that should default 10 made in
the payment OF taid note. then at the request
OF the holder thereof, sind trustee would pro
coed TO sell said property. or so much thereof
a. might 10 necessary. at public auction to
the highest hi1der for cash, lawful money of
the United states. for the purpose OF paying
SAID note and fulfilling and discharg,ng the
obligations of said trust;
And whereas. sad John Ticrnsn. the owner
ana holccr OF snid note. has requested tho
undersigned trustee to sell said property, or
SO much thereof as may be necessary. under
and IN accordance with the terms Of said deed
OF trust. to psy said note and interest que and
unpaid as aforesaid.
Now therefore, the undersigned trustee RfoTe.
sad. q. the request Of tald John Herman. the
owner aud holder of said note will, in accord
ancc with the terms and conditions of SAID
deed of trust. or Saturday, the 9th day OF eb-
ruary. AID. 1898, at the west front door of the
County Court House. OF salt Lake County. In
salt Lake City, and state of Utah, (being the
Joint City and County building. at twelve
O'Clock noon OF that day. sell at public auc.
ton. to the highest bidder for cash. said prop
erty. or so much thereof as NAV be necessary
to pay the principal of said note and interest
thereon at the rate aforesaid. from said 18th
day OF September, 1895, costs of sale, commits.
sion to trustee. and ono hundred yloo.0 0) dol.
lars attorneys fee. and 10 fully satisfy and dis.
charge said trust.
LEWIS S. HILLS.
Trustee.
Dated at Salt Lake City. Utah. Jan. 4th. 1898.
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Polishing Precious Stones.

The first thing necessary In polishins
n infectious stone IL to slit It; this Is
done by means of thin sheetiron
disk. placed m horizontal position
and made to reVolve by very simple
marhiftery. Diamond dust Is applied
10 the edge Of the disk, and sperm OIL
is dropped upon II from can.
II properly managed very sthni,
quantity of diamond dust Will last all
day. and not much Of 1t viii be lost In
order to prevent appreciate loss; a
table with raised edge all around II
is provided The diamond dust used in
polishing stones is made from bort, or
cheap, coarse diamonds
After being slit the stone Is ground
on horizontal wheels of lead, brass or
iron, and sometimes of wood. These
wheels are called laps and the work.
man who cuts and polishes stones i a
lapidary, from the Latin word lhpldar-
ius. Iapidaries acquire great facility
in shaping and polishing stones ana
from a given pattern are able To pro-
duce any object required with great
dexterity Diamond. emery. agate or
corundum powder is spread on the
laps; gradually the powder becomes
Imbedded In the laps and the stone
yields to them.
The stone Is held either with the I'm
gers or by wax in the hollow az the
end of n stick. and Is pressed against
the revolving laps. For the last polish
the laps are covered with cloth, leather
or hard brushes. The facets. or HAT
surfaces that give brilllnncy TO trans
parent stones, are cut by means of a
horizontal grinding wheel. by the side
OF which is placed an upright. clublike
piece of wood.
Into this heavy piece Of wood. in diff
ferent places, n rod is stuck, mt one end
of which the stone is fixed with cement.
As the wheel revolves the stone Is
pressed against II and n facet IL cut;
to make n new facet, the rod holding
the stone Is simply stuck in another
hole in the clublIke piece Of wood and
IL thus given new inclination or an
le.--Philadelphia Times.
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Mary heikie, Plain TN. W. Henry A. wariis'
Defendant

Mary heikie, Plain iif. vs.. Henry A. WarHs'
Defendant
The State Of Utah sends greeting 10 Henry \
waring Defendant;
VoU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO *.
l. pear In an action brought against you .,
me aboys,nsme plaintiff in the district ooua;
Of The Third Judicial Disirict Of the .t,!eo'
Utah. and 10 autwer the complaint d LED ineiS
IN within ten days lexclusiye OF we az ~
mons.-f served withing this county o., .
served out OF thia county. hut In this disi N,s
within twenty days; Otherwise within ic,s
ssainst you. according 10 he psaJer Of 'As
The said action ,s brought to have ,udgmssi
pal. aud interest thereon fren Jebru hly "
1877. at IL per cent per annun until PAID. osu
before and after Judgment; for ~. suor -.
Spos ce rer no, o :oly noss
eaid defendant 10 plaintif at sst axe w TX
Utah, November I 1891, in said SUN OF isw.
ssSs Sns az Per ssri %
OATS tncrewiih on premises hsIeinafler ~
scribod, execu,ed by said defendant 70 p,s1
ca, ne Psr' Of said - note having
lae same 10 now due and owing with in'onoss
as above; to have the usual sLatutorf oss .rs.
81 lsis c9Ir, iST sns isfsclosurs o. saiudsss
that proceeos Of said sale BIS apples XXI ,s,.
msnt of amount dua plainun, inciudlh. ~ N
ney fees sna costs; that defondant "a 40
persons clalm,sf under him be eafreu
ioreclosed Of all claim or equity OF fess~
lion In said premises; that plsinun ,.nd.nL
Warning. and for other relief. SAID prsna,o,
being described as foliows, to wit rM.
8, block ~. plat "a" Salt Lake CRY .a.N
commanding al the soutAwest corner o. ssses
lot ., and running thence eAst sIods' lns.s
north rods; west rods; south ? h,,,
place Of beginning. situate In salt LA.s a..
and County. Utah. 10 have receiver IA
pointed by this court TO tako chsrhe o. Il
premises pendiae tho final determiph'ioh v
this acuon, with the u rAi powers :, or t,u
And " U are hereby notiAed that yo nt 4,
to sppssr and answsr the .sid COMP iii .1, 10
above ecu red, the SAID plaintiff VIII sFPn
the court for relief demand ed therein. .s.l
Witness IN. honorable judges, anu syn,ri
OF the District Court OF the IN
Judicial District In ana 70, No.
(sEAI.l etnts OF Utah. thiA Drd dsy "a o.s
vsmbsr. in the year Of cur lG MN.
tbousand eight hundred shu
DAVID @. puNBaE. olGI
ryM VI. LiooAN. Deputy Clern;
iRAnR fIERcn, Attorsey for fiaihr
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Owns the Finest Pearls in Europe.

The duchess OF Cumberland possesses
the finest pearls In Europe. They were
and in 1857 were valued at fl60.0O0.
These pearls were claimed in 1897 both
by the queen and her uncle. King Err
nest OF Hanover, but 1t was not until
1857 that Lord Wensleydale. Lord
Hatherly and Sir Lawrence Peel unan-
imously decided that they belonged to
Hanover, So they We're then given up,
along with n splendid casket OF Jewels
part of which had been brought to
England from Hanover by George II,
and the rest had belonged to Queen
Charlotte, who left them by will to her
son, Ernest.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

CO.oP. WAGON q MACHINE Co.-IHE
~ annual meeting of tho stockholders Of
the "Co.operative Wagon Il Machine com
pany" will be held ut the company's oiiieel 10
alt Lake City. Utah. on Monday, Jan. ii. lsss
At O'Clock p. m. The purposes for which said
U Getting 10 called are: To elect directors for
the ensuing year; to receive the annual re.
ports OF the president and secretary. and to
transact any such other business as may law
fully come before said meeting.
MELVIN ID. WELLS, Secretary.
SAT- Lake City, Jan, 4. 1888
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NOTICE OF sToCKHOL DER'S
MEETING.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
IN special NEE ting of the stock hole ers OF
the Silver CITY Gold and Silver Mining com.
81 Commercial block on wednes day tine d day
OF January, A. ID. 1898, at 10 o'clock C. m of
said day. said meeting 10 called for the pur.
pose OF filing vacancies on the board OF
directors Of said corporation, to consider a
pr OPPOSITION to sell the wheeler" lode mining
claim, owned by sad corporation and situate
in Tintic Mining District Juab County, Utah,
and to transact such other business a. may
lawfully come before the meeting.
l. BROCkBANK,
President. silver City Gold and Silver Mining
Company
Dated January 9Th, 1885,
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NOTICE.

Notice of n special meeting of the stockhoid
ers OF the Pennsylvania smelling company
for election OF directors and officers.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
IN special meeting of the stockholders OF
the above named company has been called for
by the undersigned. and Will be bold at tho
afiice OF the company. Room No 4V5 in tho
Dooly bull ding. In the City of Salt Lake and
state OF Utah. on Thursday, the Srd day OF
February lsss, at o'clock p m, for the cleo.
ton OF seven directors ana officers, for the
balance of the ensuing year, er ding the fourth
Tuesday in Ootobe'. les, ana transaction OF
such other business as may come before them.
j. Z. HWAkTZ, President
WILLIAM RaID, Secretary,
= II. OFFICER. Treasurer
SAMUEL JAMES.
Directors and shareholders.
Dated Salt Lake City, Utah, January 18th.
A ID. 1898.
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NOTICE /. HEREsY GIVEN. THAT A
IN epetIai meeting az The stockii olhcrs Of
the CORPORATION OF the mcnihcre Of tho "Church
~ Jesus hriet " Latter day Saints residing
IN the Fourteenth cccie- as1cAl ward Of the
salt Lilo htnse of Z,on " ir horebv called 10
be held In tho west wing u the meeting hnu'c
of said corporation or the south zoe OF FRS
south street. between West Temple and First
West streets IN salt Lake tity utah We'd
ne.dhy, the third DAY Of februery. 49,. at the
hour Of . 49, O'Clock p. m for the pnrr csc OF
authorizing and directing the rfeslfeni and
Secretary of sad corporation TO sell all the
right tite and interest of SAID corporation IN
tho following nescrihed property, TO VIII
Part Of Lots and IN Block IS, lat a. "a I
Lake CITY Survey. beginning at the norih,hst
corner OF sud lot thence west ten feet,
thence south ono hundred md sixty i've feet
thence east twenty teot, thence north one
hundred and aaiy five, ieei thence west ten
feet to Mace OF beginning Canaan ms three
floussnd. three hundred $50 sqnarc feet
Of ground, to HE Fourteenth Ward Relief
society, a corpurs ton mud 10 execute and
deliver a decd to taid runriccnih Ward iGliot
Society, a corporation. fof snid property. and
for the trfnasrtion Of such other business az
may properly come before the snid meeting
BIZ order OF the HnArd OF ! lrccio-H
GHG. II TAYLOR, President,
Dated this 18Th day OF January ISIS
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ASSESSING NJ boTlcs.
COW PoIsr MINING AND MILLING co,

NOTlCE is HEREBY GiVEN THAI At
IN a regular meeting o tho board OF dies
I, rs OF tho above CORPORATION held AZ Tho unieo
OF the secretary. Room ~ civ and oulty
building on brocnoer 3i-t l'eI. an assess.
ment Vt two nj onc.hali (2Nl mills urr spnrc
was u wed on me c1pital stock of this c0rpora.
lion payable ON or before March LIST, is.s IA
Liibnrn J.. Palnor, errciary OF this company
stock upon VIII CHI his ne cssmeft may r.,
m iin unpaid on said .Ist day of March nls
VIII be delinquent and will he advertised for
sale Ut puhiic suction. and sold OF, May and
1878, nj O'Clock p. m at the above me TONED
ohce 10 pay. the delinquent asses ment to.
gether with The cost of advertising and ex
peuses of sale.
LILBURN p. PALM IL. secrc,ary
Salt Lake CITY, Utah, January 18th, l,gl
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Teeter. j.. Frederick Persins aud Inc
Fortieth School District of salt Lake
touniy, Corporation. Defendants.
The State of Utah sends greeting to Fannie
Perkins, L. u. Teeter. Jane Doe Teeter. j.
District Of salt Lake County. Corporation,
Defendants, 'f...
VoU ARE HEREBY KEQUIRED TO AP.
l. pear in an action brought against you
by the above named plaintiff IN the District
Court Of the Third judicial District OF the
compi amt filed therein within ten days lex.
elusive of the day Of service) after the service
on you OF this ,1mmons- served Within this
ty. but in this district. within twenty days,
otherwise " ithln forty dsys-o Judgment by
10 ts prsYsI p Of ss,a oa
The said action 10 brought TO have judg
ment against cefehdsnts for the sum OF Ssl1
principal and interest thereon 81 the rate of
10 per cent per annum from june 18th, 1897;
for $50 attorney fees and for costs of SUIT. that
said judgment bear interest at tho rate OF 10
per cent per anpum from tho rendition there.
of; alleged to be due upon certain promis-
sory note executed by said defendant. ranhie
Perkins, 10 plaintiff March ~ 1895. for said
sum OF $500 bearing interest at II per cent.
per annum, no part of which has been paid,
except the interest to Juue II, 1881; said note
being secured by q mortgage OF even date
herewith on premises hereinafter described,
executed by said defendant. Perkins, to plain
tin that plaintiffs sald mortgage be aojadged
and decreed nrst lien on premises herein
after described; that q guardian sd Item DO
appointed for and to represent said minor do.
PENDANT, J. Frederick Perkins; 10 have the
usual statutory decree or this court Tor the
foreclosure OF said mortgage and the sale Of
said premises by the sheriff of salt Lake coun.
ty; that the proceeds of sale be spilled IN
payment OF amounts due as above with costs;
that defendan and all persons claiming un.
der them be barred and foraclosed Of all claim
or equity Of redo mption thersip thnt plain.
tih nave cehciency judgment against defend.
ant, FANNIE Perkins. and for other relief.
said premises being described ~ follows to-
wlti Commencing rods >. OF tht N. W. cor.
OF Lot I. Block ~, Plat )" salt Lake City
Sur. and running thence 3 rods; thence K.
10 rods; thence N. Z rods; thence w. 10 rods
to place of beginning; situated In isalt Lake
city and county, Utah.
And you are hereby notified that II you fail
to appear and answer the said anne nded com.
plant as above required, the said plaintiff will
uppy to the court for the relief de manded
therein.
Witness, the Honorable Judges. and tho
seal OF the District Court Of the
Third JUDICIAL District, In and for
sEALl the state Of Utah, this 2lnd day OF
October. IN the year OF our Lord
one Thousand eight hundred and
ninety. seven.
DAVID O. DUNBAR, Clesk,
BY d. NJ LIGGAs, Deputy Clerk.
BOOTH. LEE GRAY. lawyers, Rooms 500.t
AuerDach Building, salt Lake City, Utah.
attorneys Irplainuh.
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A RESOLUTION.

a solution repeating sections o and Of
= RESOLUTION granting certain privileges ana
franchises 10 the -at Lake ana Ogden Gas and
Electric I.ivht Company" passed by the CITY
Council OF salt La CITY. Utah. May 10Th,
~ AMI cnacting two new sections In lieu
Resolved by the Cit Council Of SAT- Lake
City; . hat Sections 6 and Of a resolution
granting certain privileges and franchises 10
Tho Salt Lake md ogden Gas and Electric
Light Company. corporation, which was
passed by the city Council May l9th. 1879. he
anu the same are hereby repealed and tho fol.
lowing new sections are hereby enacted Ia
lieu thereof, to be known as Sections land I.
sEcTIoS6
The Salt Lake and Ogden Gas and Electric
Light Company during the period Aforesaid
shall by Its accepthnce OF the privileges herein
granted, agree with said CITY ihatit will FUR
nish 10 peuorai commercial users IN SAID CITY
electric night amt gas service OF the best DUAL,
lily md highest efficiency. atprices which will
not exceed the following rates. to wit;
ZOO c. p. are lights. all night service.
$500 per 'ampper month
2. same light for midnight service 5000 per
lamp per month.
8. i6 c p. incandescent lights one cent per
lamp per mpere hour. and q proportionate
chafse for incau descent lamps OF Increased
candle power; but II any consumer uses less
than 100 Ampere hours In any one calendar
month. then and In that event, tho grantee 10
hereby authorized TO charge minimum rate
:. Manufactured gas used for illuminating
purposes, VI. 20 per one thousand cubic feet
.. snme for fuel purposes, sl.to per one
thousand cubic feet
o. Water gas $3.50 per one thousand cubic
feet
Natural gas, 90 cents per one thousand
cnbic feet; but when less amount OF natural
gas than 200 cable feet is used by q consumer
IN any one calendar month. the grantee Is
hereby authorized to charge and collect from
said consumer for said month the sum Of 81 90
and no moro.
And the said City and all hospitals and iustitu
tons used for CHI art be or religious purposes
of amy kind, shall have the benefit of n dis
connt Of ten per cent. from the above prices.
snid lights and gas and all meters used IN
connection Herewith shall be subject IRON
time TO time to the inspection of a proper on
Ger, appointed by said City to determine the
quality of said light and gas.
SECTION I.
written acceptance of this franchise by the
grantee. subject TO all the conditions here IN
contained, must be filed with the CITY Recorder
within ten days from the date OF tho approval
hereof by the Mayor; and wiiful failure at
an time 10 comply with all the terms and
conditions thef. Of shnli work an absolute for
feiture of all the rights and privileges herein
granted
Passed by the City Council Of Salt, Lake
City. stste OF Utah, December 2,th, 1887. title
approved and referred to tho Mayor for his
approval. .-.ssl.
SEAL DAVID 8. EMERY,
CITY Recorder.
Approved this goth day of december A. ID
1851 JAMES GLENDENNlNGs Mayor.
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NoIlo: 10 CIR p.Toss.


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
AZ undersigned, admtnlsiratrix of the cs-
tate of james Urie, deceased, to the
creditors OF, and al persons having claims
against the said deceased. to exhibit them
months after the first publication OF this
notice. to The said administrators. at her resi-
dence AZ 49, north Third West street sat
VIOLET URIf,
Administrative of the Estate OF james Uric,
deceased
Dated January Z, ls9s.
FRANK HOFFMAN. Attorney for Estats.
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NOTICE.

TAKE NOTICE ThAi ON "WEDNESDAY
L. the eith day OF January. ls9s, at 30 pm
at the League Rooms. No I. south state street
salt Lake City. uta the Voluntary Society
heretofore known Us tho Mutual 1mpr lvement
League, Will hold meeting at said time and
place, for the purpose Of incorporating saidas
ISOLATION. o. Is. S1EWAkE.
Pfesident
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DIVIDE ND NOTICE.

A DIVIDEND no, y OF FIVE PER CENT
~ on the capital STOCK of tho Utah sugar
Company has this day been declared, payable
on February 10. ls9s,io etockhold ers Of record
on February Q. lslr
HORACE q. WHITNEY, Secretary.
Bilt Lake CITY. January IS. hos.
The stock transfer books OF the Utah Sugar
Company viii be eloasd on tebruary ., ISIS,
and reopencd on febru airy 10. lsss
HORACE q WHiTkEi, Secretary,
salt Lake City, January Is is0s.