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AT NEW BRITAIN.

New Britain, July S.-The rangers" believed they had to-day's game with New Haven "cinched" as they piled up five runs in two innings while the wis., itors were shut out in the first inning. The Elm City players, however, in their half of the second inning by lucky hit ting combined with costly errors went the home team one better. New Brit ain again tied the score in the fifth, but in the next inning New Haven broke away and the game was no longer in doubt. Johnston was hit freely, but infield errors were mainly responsible for New Britain's runs. Parent played his usual brilliant game and captured hot liners that were looked upon as sure hits. The score:
 New Britain 1 4 0 1 o o. 2 New Haven 6 0 2 8 "-11
 Hits-New Britain ii, New Haven 1S
 Errors-New Britain 7 New Haven 8. STROUSE-ADLE VICTORIOUS.
 The Yale Consolidated nine came, ns saw and were conquered yesterday by the Strouse- -Adlers in one of the great est games of the season by the score of to 0. Savin Rock had on its holi- day attire and received the collegians with a hearty welcome, but the strong factory nine took them in camp hand fly. The game was a mass of brilliant
 plays throughout and the audience was busy cheering the good work. c. F. Stoddard, Bronson and Camp, who were all over the field and were continually stopping what appeared to be base hits. They were worthy representatives of Yale. The Strouse-Adlers played an excellent game and their steady work
 brought them victory long to be re- membered. Brace pitched well, holding the Yale men down to five hits and
 striking out seven. In the fourth in- ming he retired the side by striking out the first three men at the bat
 Fitzgerald made beautiful double play out of a startling enchanted catch. He stopped a liner that seemed to be a two-bagger, away out toward center field ard shortstop to Timlin in time to shut off the other runner. The batting of Madden, Moves, Timlin, Platt and Fitzgerald was the best seen at Savin Rock this year. Neither side scored until the sixth inning and then the Strouse-Adlers caught on" and pulled away rapidly. It was a fine
 game and everyone was satisfied with the days sport. The factory was ex- tremely happy to add this to their
 growing list of victories.
 1 2 4 5 6 ' 8 9
 Yale Con 70 0 0 0 0 0 co
 S.-A. ... 70 0 0 0 2 1 0 *--t FyNt-. i Timlin. Two base hits-Fitzgerald and Platt Double plays ys-Fitzgerald and Timlin Struck out-By Brace 7, by
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NEWS FROM THE CHURCHES
Y. M. c. 4. OUTDOOR MEETING ON
 CENTER CHURCH STEPS.

of fMiddletOwn Wiu Preach at Church of the Messioh--The Services in Other Churches.
 The second outdoor meeting of the summer series of Y. M. c. A. out door meetings will be held on Sunday after noon at 4.80 o'clock on the steps of Gen. ter church, and H. B. Gibbud, of Springfield, Mass, who held his au- dience so we'll last Sunday has again consented to be present and conduct the services. His address will be illus trated by the use of a large chart. Special music has been arranged by the association and everybody is invited, This meeting is under the auspices of the Railroad and Central Christian associations and will be in charge of W. G. Lotze, secretary of the Central association.
 MUSIC AT CHRIST CHURCH. The music at Christ church to-mor- row will be as follows:
 l0:3O a. m. Prelude-Andante. ... ......Tours Processional-Hymn 36S. Te Deum In E flat. Woodward Benedictus-Chant.
 Hymn 336 CD.
 Offertory-O, How Amiable. .. Barnby Recessional-Hyinn 3S5. Postlude-Fugue .. .... .Mendelssohn
 7:30 p. m. Prelude-Andante. ...... Mendelssohn Processional-Hymn 51s. Magnificent in F....................T Tours Nunc Dimittus in Tours Offertory-O Lord Our Governor. .....
 ........ =. ... .Gadsby Recessional-Hymn 816.
 AT GRACE M. E. CHURCH.
 The pastor. Rev. James s. Chadwick, D. D., will preach morning and even ing. His subject will be, Joseph, a Good Man Imprisoned"
 CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH.
 Rev. H. A. Philbrook of Middletown will preach In the Church of the Mes- siah (First Universalist Sunday morn ing at 10:30 o'clock. Subject, Heart Religion" Sunday school and pastors Bible class at noon. No evening ser vice..
 DAVENPORT CHURCH.
 The congregation of the Davenport Congregational church will meet to- morrow and during the remainder of the month of July with the First Bap- tist church.
 CENTER CHURCH.
 The service at Center church to-mor- row morning will be in conformity with the presidents proclamation for a day of national Thanksgiving and prayer. Rev. Dr. Newman Smyth, the pastor, will speak on 'The Moral Blessing of the War"
 PLYMOUTH CHURCH.
 At Plymouth church, corner of Chap el street and Sherman avenue, the pas- tor, Rev. pr. W. w. McLane, will speak at the morning service at 10:29. Sun day school will be held at F m. and Young Peoples meeting at p. m. PREACHING AT PARK CHAPEL.
 Rev. Robert McNicholl of the East Pearl street Methodist church. will preach at the Park Methodist chapel at Morris Cove at o'clock tomorrow af- ternoon.
 EPWORTH M. F. CHURCH.
 At Epworth M. F. church there will be divine worship and preaching by the pastor Rev Bertrand M. Tipple, at 10:30 tomorrow morning. The topic of the morning sermon will be Let Us Give Thanks" A twilight service will be held at 6:15 p. m.. when Rev. Thom- as Bullock of Schnectady, N Y, will speak.
 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. Public worship will be held at the First Baptist church tomorrow morn ing, in which the congregation of Davenport Congregational church will join. Rev. Addison Moore will preach There will be no evening services until no+nI,ar
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adVertlsed Tn this city.
 Look out for the great U thereto will be made public so
 Read what a Nickel, Dim urday. 25c BARGAINS, LADIES' HOSIERY. 25c OFFERINGS. Ladies Black French Lisle Hose, double sole, heel and toe; also tans and brown shades; also plaid stripess These are all marked from 39c to 25c pair. 25c OFFERINGS. Misses Fine French Lisle Ribbed Hose, a splendid stocking, worth 42c, at 25c pair.
 UNDERWEAR. 25c OFFERINGS. LADIES' LISLE~ UNDERWEAR. Low neck fancy silk trimmed Jersey Vests, the most perfect Vest we ever offered, worth 42c, now 25c each.
 WAISTS. 25c OFFERINGS. Boys Blouse Waists. made of good percale, 50c value, at 25c each
 HATS. 25c OFFERINGS. Children's Hats and Bonnets, the 5Oc kind, all now 25c each.
 MEMS FURNISHINGS 25c OFFERINGS. Mems Stockings, fast black half hose, also tans, regular 19c a pair quality, Saturday 2 pairs for 25o. 25c OFFERINGS. Mems Neckwear-Exceedin hand some line of Ties, Four -in- Hands, Tecks and String Ties, sold everywhere at half dollar, our price 25c each. 25c OFFERINGS. Mems Suspenders and Belts Our stock of 39c and soc Belts and Suspend CTS going at 25c each. UPHOLSTERY GOODS AT HALF
 PRICE. 25c OFFERINGS. 200 Wood Poles, in cherry, oak and walnut, with magnificent brass trim mings. These sold complete for win dow 59c. Our price now 25c.
 SWISS EMBROIDERY. 25c OFFERINGS. Beautiful open work patterns, never sold under soc, now 25c yard. Bc OFFERINGS. 27-inch Egyptian and Oriental Lace for sash curtains, old price soc, new price 25c yard.
 NOTIONS. Notion offerings at 25c are just half price. 25c BARGAINS.
 Pocketbooks, latest style colors, 25c. Shopping Bags, with pocket, 25c. Bathing Caps, special value, 25c.
 BELTS. Largest and finest assortment of La dies Belts ever shown, in white black and latest colors, values 39c to 69c, Sat urday 25c. 1oc BARGAINS, LADIES' HOSIERY. 10c OFFERINGS.
 We offer Ladies' regular made Fast Black Hose, double sole, heel and toe, worth 15c, at 10c pair. 1oc OFFERINGS. ~Children's Fast Black Ribbed Hose, double knee, heel and toe, worth 17c, at 19c pair.
 LADIES' JERSEY VESTS 1oc OFFERINGS.
 Special offering of Extra Fine Yarn, nicely trimmed, low neck, worth 17c, at 10c each.
 vEILINIGS. 1Oc OFFERINGS.
 The greatest sale of Veilings takes place on Saturday here at 10c yard.
 COLLARS. 1oc OFFERINGS.
 Ladies Linen Collars, 15c make, all shapes. 10c each.
 RIBBONS. THE GREATEST OF ALL RIBBON
 BARGAINS. 1oc OFFERINGS.
 21s-inch All Silk Satin and good pieces of Ribbon, 200 quality, all shades, now 10c yard.
 TAMBoUR MUsLINs. 1Oc OFFERINGS.
 Marvellous value. We show ten pat terms of Embroidered Muslins, open work and regular work, all worth 20c, now 10c yard.
 NOTIONS. Notions offering at 10c are just half price. 10c BARGAINS.
 Hair Brushes, good hard bristle, 10c. Hand Mirrors, heavy plate glass, 10c. Knitting Silk, large spool, black and colors, 10c.
 Hose Supporters OsdiesD, plaid and plain colors, 10c.
 nTTTHNT NTaTnT
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MON SALE. Facts relating n. and Quarter can buy on Sat- Whisk Brooms, special assortment, 10c. Tooth Powder, large bottle, standard quality, 10c. Violet Taicum Powder, only loo. Shirt Waist Sets, elegant display, 10c. Writing Paper, large pretty box, only 10c.
 CANDIES. Grand exhibition of fine Candies, 10c. Chocolate Peppermints, 10c. Early Raspberries, 10c. Cocoanut Humbugs, 1Oc. Molasses Kisses, 10c. Chocolate Creams, 10c. Cream Almonds, 10c. Lemonade Drops, 10c. Assorted Rollies, 10c. Butter Scotch Creams, loo. Chocolate Infantas, 10c 25c to 40c candies, Saturday 1sc. Hot roasted Peanuts, 5c quart
 5c BARGAINS.
 LADIES' HOSIERY. 5 CENTS. We offer Ladies' Fast Black Hose. double heel and toe only 5c pair, CENT OFFERINGS. Children's fast Black Hose, only bo pair. CENTS. Ladies Jersey Vests. all sizes. Ecru only, at Sc each.
 HAMBURas. } CENT OFFERING. Another wonderful lot on sale, all worth loo to 15c, your choice. 5c yard.
 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. CENT OFFERING. We show the best ladies' Initial and fancy embroidered Handkerchiefs, worth 10c, at 5c each.
 NOTIONS. Offerings at 5c are just half price. CENT OFFERINGS. Tooth Brushes, fine hard bristles, 5c. Kid Crimpers, Black Bronze, and Tan, large size, 5c dozen. Shell Hair Pins, assorted on cards, 5c dozen. Perfumes, selected odors for hand ,kerchief. 5c oz. Bring bottle. Swansdown Face Powder, Flesh and White, Sc box. Cucumber Toilet Soap, Saturday 5c cake Stick Pins, elegant assortment, 5c ca. Japanese Fans, latest styles, Sc each
 RIBBONS. Sc OFFERING. All Silk Moire Taffeta Ribbon and gros grain. Excellent quality, 1ocsvalue, now Sc yard.
 DRAPERIES. 5c OFFERING. The 121sc kind. Many patterns to choose from. Now 5c yard.
 IRON BEDS. Headquarters for Iron Beds. Best quality lowest price. 45-inch high, 1 inch post, 1A in side angles and 1A inch solid brass base.
 No. 1..........$ $2.70
 No. 2..........e 3.20 fa
 No. 3......... 3.70
 No. 4.......... S90
 No. 5............ $40
 No. 6.....s..,. 5.7O No. 7.."......s. 6.S0
 No. S............ $40 r And up to $i500.
 PILLOWS. Great sale of Pillows.
 MATTRESSES. : $500. Two piece mattresses, Saturday only ss.5o.
 DRESS SKIRTS. Made by our tailor free. Go to dress department buy cloth for skirt or dozen skirts and lin- ings. Your measure will be taken and made by a. first class dressmaker free of charge. Our assortment of dress materials Is the largest and best in New Haven.
 SILKS. Special sale of Fancy Silks at 1sc, 29c, 39c and 49c yard.
 CLOAK ROOM. 2,0Oo
 Made up separate Dress Skirts in Linen, Duck, P. K, WcoIen, Mohair, Silk, etc. On sale Saturday at from soc to $500; under all other dealers. Sailor hats at half price.
 MEMS NEGLIGEE SHIRTS. Just the weather to wear soft shirts, and this is just the place to buy 'em. Twenty-Five per cent. saved on every dollar you invest at this popular de- pertinent. Grade one, worth si.00., now soc. Grade two. worth s1.50, now 79c. Grade three, worth $1.75, now s1.o0. Grade four, worth $2.50, now S1.50. Competition useless at these prices. TYRE < c0
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Three-base hits-Madden, Moves and Timlin. Two base hits-Fitzgerald and Platt. Double plays-Fitzgerald and Timlin. Struck out-By Brace 7, by Fox l. Umpire-Frank Malone.
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Saturday Shopping
&. Go.

odtuTudy S11OpD1ng again made easy and profitable by trading her where gains loom up far exceeding any Dry Goods offering advertised in this city.
 Look out for the great UNION SALE. Facts relating thereto will be made public soon
 Read what Nickel Dime and Quarter buy Sat- urday.
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It Is Peculiarly Interesting Because It Shows That In Spite of War and Ex- pectations of War Failures During Than in the same Quarter of Any Year Excepting 1894.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-06

Notice IL hereby given that under
authority granted BY The certain
Iurt decd made on the gith day of
August 1881. to the uudgralEnfd truH-
tee By W. q. Young. recorded In book
A, OF Mining Mortgages. pages "a and
81. Records u salt Lake County, Utah.
the undersigned trustee Will ofler Tor
sale and sell 10 the highest bidder Tor
cash al the front door of the Salt Lake
County Court ilouat. tO-wlt: The west
front entrance 60 thu City and County
HuliiinE. In Salt Lake city, utah.
october IL. 1895, at u o'clock noon Uf
that day All the mining property here.
matter described Or % much thereof az
necessary 10 pay and discharge ihp
trust deed fOgethcr with the accrued
Interest unpaid thereon, ten per eentufn
attorneys fees. compensation 10 said
trustee. the cost % recording said
trust deed the cost of this notice and
expense of sale. The sale will be- mad
al the request OF the holder % said In
debtedness and because OF default In
the payment OF the principal sum Al,
maturity and Interest theron. The min.
ing property above referred to IL III.
uats IN West Mountain Mining Dis.
trict, Salt Lake County. State Of Utah,
and described as foll0wa' one.
twentieth undivided Interest In one cef
tain mining claim known NJ Republi.
can. located In West Mountain Mining
District. Salt Lake County. State ol
Utah. together viii all and singular tn
water rights. ttncmenta. heredltamenl,
and appurtenancos thereto belonging
or In anywlae nppertaining.
THOMAS T.. LEWIS. Trustee.
Krebbs q IIoppaugh 4 Francis O.
Luke. Attorneys for Trustee.
Dated September ~, 1888
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A rnocLAMArIoN ny rmr MAYon.

In accordance with resolution OF
the City Council OF Salt Lake city,
adopted this gith day OF September.
aud In conformity with the provisions
Of section 10 ~ AN ordinance In rclH-
ton 20 the waterwoTks." approved May
9Th. 1891, which, IN times OF scarcity Of
water. authorizes tho Mayor by
proclamation o. limit the use OF water
Tor other than domestic purposes;
1. John Clark. Mayor OF Salt Lake
city, do hereby limit the use OF water
from the WatcrW1rka system, Tor
Hprlnkling purposes, during the month OF
October, 1855, aH follows;
Lawns. gardens ana yards In the
upper district shall be Fprinkled oniy
IN the morning, between the hours OF
ak and nine o'clock, thirty minutes
each day being allowed for the aprlnk-
Inns Of each one hundred square yards.
Lawns, gardens and yards In the
lower district shall be- Hprlnkled only In
the evening, between the hours Of six
ana nine o'clock. twenty minutes each
day being allowed Tor the aprlnkllng OF
each one hundred square yards.
Any violation OF the provisions OF this
PROCLAMATION shall subject the offender
% punishment as provided bY law.
In witness whereof l have hereuntO
yet my hand and caused the seal ~ Salt
Lake city 20 b. affixed this 9Th day OF
September, 1895
John CLARK. MAYOR.
Attcati q. II. BACKMAN. City RE-
corder.
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rcniicai enemies Of mine who hide be-
hide behind the district attorney and
hind the district attorney and VIII not
permit him to reveal their uamts, and
That their purpose Il 10 manufacture
campaign literature by false charges
that c0ud not be met and answered
except on a trial In court
As 10 the charges themselves | have
simply this to say. that they are aD-
inidciy false and wholly without .oun-
dIiion. have always had an account
with the Peoples Bank and have fire.
quou.ly Instructed Mr. Hopkins to
have broker RI buy Tor me stocks which
| thought wcst likely 10 rise In value,
hut ihey have always bought with my
own money or upon my own credit.
ana upon thor0ughly good collateral.
and the Peoples bank was always am.
ply prot eied for any loans I obtained
from a. Not single share Of stock
was ever bought FOR me, eltnor dircc'-
~ o. inc.recay, with public money, and
my letters which were offered IN evil
Nor dld | ever have the usc or benefit
either directly OF Indirectly. TO the cx-
tcnt 90 one penny. OF any n the snts's
money on dupcNt Ia the Peoples bank
Nor did ] ever obtain ffom the bank
the loan Of single dollar because of
the drposlt Wihin II OF the niaie's
money Nor did I one the People,
bank a single penny. Tor cvrry dollar
| ever borrowed nom u vas promptly
paid by me at maturity.
As 10 my sons trauacilun, which
waA perfectly igttmntc. had moth
Ing whsttvcr 10 DO with u. except that.
having full confidence In his ability 10
pas The loan az maturity. indorsed
his paper and Il was fully paid at ma
tunty."
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Notice IL hereby given that a, a
meeting OF the board % directors %
the bullion Beck Tunnel Mining Co.
held at Salt Lake city. Utah. Sept. 10,
1895. an Assessment Of one.fourth (AD
OF one - cent per share was levied on
the capital stock OF the corporation.
payable at once 10 nriant 4. Young.
secretary, No. t0S Mccormick bisciS.
salt Lake city, Utah. and any stock
upon which the as>--smgnt ahaii re-
main unpaid on the iith day Of Octo-
Der. 1885, will be delinquent and adyer.
,ised for at public auction. and II
payment IL not made before VIII b.
sold on the 2Gth day OF Oc,ober. is9s
at the hour OF .. m. az the ofilce oi
'hr company. No. i0s Mccormick block
Salt Lake City, Utah. TO pay asssas-
msni and costs Of advertising and ex.
p'"-n nikNr 9 YotfNn. s.crstarr.
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Trademark National solvent.

New York. oct, s--Prcaldcnt James
McNauRhton OF the Tradcsmcn's Ma
tion bank. which suspended business
yesterday. made the statement today
that the bank Il solvent.
National Bank Examiner W. H.
Kimball says he has discovered that a
loan u 100000 " the banks money
was made quite recently to Prcaldent
McNauEhton. who gave a. collateral a
number % Wool EXCHANGE shares. In
addition 10 this sum. Mr.. kimnall says
q 900 was dnifd out TO two individuals.
one a member OF the Wool Exchange.
but whoro names were not given.
President McSaughion asserts that
the Clearing House committees lnven-
tlFatl1n into the status Of The Trades.
mems National bank was farce ana
a deliberate attempt 90 throw the bank
down" About tcoo.0oo u cash was
found by the examiner In the banks
aafsH
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ASSESSMENT sorlor.

Joe Bowers Mining Company, once
and Principal Place of liualncsa
Salt Lake city, Utah.
Notice n hereby given that at n
meeting Of the directors. hold on the
gCth day Of September. A. II, is9s. an
assessment % one cent per share was
levied on the capital stock Of the corr
poratlon, payable on or before October
9th, 1895. 10 the secretary. az his Office.
at r. II. Jones n Co.'S bank, No. 80
Main street. Salt Lake city, Utah.
Any stock upon which the Assessment
may remain unpaid on the 2ith day OF
Octaber. isgs. will be- delinquent and
advertised for sale az public auction,
and unless payment II made before so
much OF each certificate as may be
necessary viii be sold on the i2th dny
" November, 1905 at o'clock D. M.
10 pay the delinquent assessment. 10.
gether with the cost u advertising and
expense Of sale,
W p, LYNN, Secretary.
by order OF the board Of directors
Salt Lake city. Utah, Sept, %. is0S.
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A ROYAL nuNawAy.
Queen Victoria aud E,.rm press ~ ocr
many Have . Marrow Iseaps.

London. Oct. 5.-Queen Victoria. her
daughter, the eN-Emprors Frederick
II Germany. and Princess Ad0ipho OF
cape from death while driving az nhi-
moral, Scotland. ON Monday. The
coachman lost c0nirri u the horses.
aud a serious accident was only avert
ed BY the horses turning into the
woods. whefc the carriage stuck be-
tween tho usrs
Tho memhrfa nj M -pyhi party were
severely shaker ~ and much alarmed
but not Injured.
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NorIcn bod coNrmAcron..
lee OF the Board ~ Public Works.
noom 10l civ Han

Once OF the Board u Public Works.
Room 30l city Hall
Salt Lake city, Oct. iat. 1906
Sealed proposals VIII be- received at
this once until o'clock .. M. on SAT-
urday, oct 18th. 1875 for the work of
rouRhenlng the surface OF cement side
walk paycmonta
Instructions 10 bidders. together with
specifications ana forms % contract
and bond can be- obtained upon april
cation nt the Office u the city En-
glneer,
Tho righi Il reserved to reject any
ana an bids.
by order OF the board Of Public
Works.
=. C. KELSEY. Chairman.
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sorIor 40 CONTRACTORS.

ONCE OF the Board OF Public Works.
Room s0i city Hall. salt Lake city.
october 1. isgs.
Sealed proposals will be received at
this once until o'clock y. m. on sat
urdny. october rs. 1895. for the work
Of curbing and paving driyeways IN the
paved district.
Instructions 10 bidders. together with
specifications ana forms OF contract
and bond can be obtained upon appli-
cation at the once " tho city En-
glnrrr.
The right IL reserved to reject any
and all bids.
ny order Of the Board Of Public
Works.
y. c. KELSEY.
Chairman.
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After al It is Nature tina
makes the cures. Only nov
and then she gets into a tigh.
place and needs the helping
hand of science. When the
right thing is needed to check
diseased action and start the
organs and tissues on the way
to health, SCOTS Emulsion
comes as the helpmeet Of
Nature. 1t feeds, nourishes
strengthens; and it does thi
all round-the Hypophos
phites act upon the nerves
the Cod-liver Oil feeds tn,
bodv Pof sale W ali dIugglsts
SSSJ' - esats tis1
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srocKmoLprRs' MEETING.

Notice Is hereby given that special
meeting VI the shareholders OF the
Mountain lee Co, viii be held nt the
oompany's office. $50 W. Second South,
at . o'clock a. m, Monday. September
Goth, 1895. for the purpose II voting
upon the removal Of Mr.. John Hell rs
trustee and vice president. and the
TRANSACTION 81 such other business az
shall lawfully come before A.
w. II. SWEET.
President
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Md IN nccoTdanc0 Win law and an
order OF the Board Of Directors made
on the gard day Of July AID. is9s. 90
many shares N each parcel Of stock As
may be necessary will be sold at pub.
lie auction at Room aii. Atlas Block,
IN the City OF Salt Lake, and state OF
1895. ~ the hour ~ o'clock In the az
tcrnoon Of said day, 10 pay the dclin-
uucnt assessment thereon, together
with the costs OF advertising and cx-
ptnae OF sale. y. V. DUNCAN.
Secretary Crown Point Mining Com
pany, Room 2N. ATLAS Block. Salt
Lake city. utah.
Dated this ilih day Of Sept. 1895
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ONCE Of the Board Of Public Works.
Room a0i City Hall.
Salt Lake City. Oct. ist, 1895.
Sealed proposals viii be received at
this office until o'clock y. m. on Sat
urday Oct. 70. 1895 Tor the work OF
repairing street and sidewalk paws
menia for three years from and after
the soth day OF oct. 1895.
Instructions 10 bidders. together with
specifications and forms OF contract
and bond can be- obtained upon appll-
Flncer.
The right Ia reserved to rejcc, any
ana all tIdn.
by order Of the Board of Public
Works,
y. c. KELSEY. Chairman.