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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-04-15
COLLINS.HALE TROUBLE AGAIN.
The Hale Faction, 1t Is Claimed, re
fuses To Keep Promises.

A. L. Collins, w. w. Van Dyke and
w. f. Van Dyke secured, yesterday, a
writ Of alternative mandamus on John
Koschenbach, c. f.. Spoerl and c. f.
Hale, compelling them to show cause
why they do not attend meeting OF
directors of the Collins Hale Manufac-
turing company, specially called under
the bylaws for the purpose of increas-
ing the number of the board of direct
Ors, which, it is claimed, will force a
settlement of the present difficulties.
When the former troubles were
settled through the intervention of the
courts the defendant it is alleged,
promised among other things to attend
such a meeting and vote for its pur-
poses, They now refuse to present
themselves at the meeting,it is averred
and the plaintiffs having no other re-
course but ask court TO again step in
and arhitrate.
The writ is made returnable Monday,
April 25, at . o'clack a. m.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-04-15
SUCCESSFUL ENTERTAINMENT.
Conducted by Camp 3, OF the Sous OF
Veterans.

Camp 8, Sons Of Veterans gave an
entertainment in Snover's hall on Penn
avenue, which was a very successful
event. An address on the lives of pris-
oners in the Southern pens during the
late war was delivered 10y Colonel l..
II. Ripple. 1t was intensely interest
ing.
John T. Howe also made an address
and Ben Allen recited an original poem
MY Old Army Cantcen." Other num-
bers on the programme We're: Address
on the statue of liberty by j. Archie
Jones; recitation, Miss Stemiger; piano
selection, Frank Kerling; autoharp
solo, Professor Harry T.. Hughes; reci-
tation, Miss Lewis
After the entertainment gentle
mans umbrella was chanced off. 1t
was won by w. w. WessinghsT, who
held ticket 57A
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-04-15
FUNERAL OF WALLER DAWSON.
Services Held Yesterday Afternoon
at ~. Luke's Church.

The funeral of the late Walter Daw-
son, a former resident of this city, who
died in New York city last Monday,
was held here yesterday afternoon.
The remains were brought to this city
by Funeral Director Raub and borne
from the station to St. Luke's church
at o'clock.
Rev. Rogers Israel, rector of the
church, conducted the service and
preached a short funeral sermon eulo-
gistic of the deceased. The remains
rcpOsed in q handsome broadcloth cas-
ket, almost concealed by the beautiful
floral tributes. A trio comprising Mrs
Rogers Israel, tFE Misses Mott and
Bessell and j, w. Bunnell sang.
The services concluded, the remains
were borne to the Forest Hill ceme-
terry, where interment was made. A
large cOrtege accompanied the remains
to the cemetery. The pall-bearers were
A. d. Holland, Samuel Hines, John
Shopland, Charles Dolph, David
Brown and John Devine.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-04-15
THEATRICAL ATTRACTIONS.
A Southern Romance.

In "A Southern Romance" which will
be seen at the Lyceum oil Friday ana
Saturday night and Saturday matinee, a
tender and romantic love story is told,
ntermingled with delicious vein of
comedy, which is supplied by a New York
girls Irritation and subsequent engage
ment to a Kentucky lawyer. The negro
characters are true to life and unCon-
NentiOnal The production is the same as
was used during the long and successful
run at the Fifth Avenue theater, New
York.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-04-15
Next Weeks Attraction.

Miss Ullie Akerstrom and her versatile
company of dramatic players and vdude-
willie performers will begin, next Monday
night, what should he a prosperous
weeks engagement at the Academy. 1t
has been Miss AkerstrOms pride that
what she promise she always faithfully
performs and while she promises much
for her plays and her supporting COM
pany this season there is no doubt as to
the fulhlment Of every promise.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-04-15
These Dress Goods Bargains Are nuSuaINOt Every Day Occurrences
Two Days of
Great Selling in
Dress Goods and Silks

The most we can say about the offer
ings below are that they are worthy
bargains-worthy of this great store.
That's the whole story in a nutshell.
We've made prices on certain lines for
two days that command your attention,
because of their lOWneSS. Honest
values are they and you'll find them
such.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-04-15
TWO DEEDS acknowledged.
They Are for Properties Sold by the
Sheriff

The following deeds We're aCknowl-
edged i'm open court yesterday morning
by Sheriff Pryor:
To John F.. Curtis for land in Dun
more sold as property of Ada Albert
administrators, for $1,000.
To s. S. Spruks for land in dickson
sold as property of George KalSta for
S., for land in Elmhurst sold as prop
erty of Thomas Holtham for $500, and
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-04-15
WoIcOtt in More Trouble.

'Jud" Wolcott, OF Dunmore is in
more trouble. He was arrested yes
terday and arraigned before Alderman
John T. Howe on a charge of having
made threats to kill George Engle, also
of Dunmore. Wolcott was held in $500
bail for a hearing tomorrow
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-04-15

'Spring> We must keep
millinery talking kin "a about QUIT i
'iS worthy of all we can say.
|No finer display of Trimmed
}and Untrimmed Hats can be
>Seen in New York city.
|Strong statement, that. But
fits true, nevertheless. You'll
>believe it when we've
(ShOWn you through the de-
,partment.
Imperial Here is one of
}O.rord;as the Greatest
)orsaho'eS Bargains in
>Spring Fabrics we have ever
}otfered. The goods are ell
}egant, both in quality and
}printing-styleS that you'll
(tind in only the highest class
Sof cotton fabrics. They're
$40 inches wide and were
}bought by us in a large
Iquantity to sell at IS cents a
Syard. But we're going to
edo better than that by you
StOday and tomorrow. There
Sareabout six thousand yards
Sot them-piled in the main
Saisle, near elevators, While
Sthey last the price will be
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-04-15

45 inch all wool French Novelty Popins, the shadow
cangeable weave in delightful effects Of the latest SPRING.
cOlOngS fabric expressly designed for high q OE<
class wear Worth $I.75 yard. Special Price."% '%o(
40 inch higl-clasS silk finished Velour Novelties nt
beWitchng nts of castor TAM royal blue garden brown
green and pearl grey, with small woven seeded eectS,j
producing rich and tasteful material. Worth S.5o O2~i
"a yard opeclal pce''.'.'....'..'..'..''.' '.'''.
48 inch all wool French Granite Cloths in a chocet
selection of new spring ShadeSgh tans grey royal blue
army blue reSeda golden brown, etc Worth $25 TOO;
"a yard Special pnce.
AZ inch English Covert Cloth in magnificent color mix
reS of TAM brown grey and castor High grade goods AOC
that are absolutely worth 75c. yd Special price,.
, All Wool English Tweed SuitingS in complete assort-'
ment OF the seasons most desirable coorngS. Worth 2OC
SOC. va. Special ~
40 inch fancy Crepon nOVeesa dainty Spring abric
Pin cooringS of brown and white blue and white black
>and white castor Wo-toned and brown and tan. OOCI
GOODS worth Soc. yd Special
SO pieces of Black Dress Goods in al-Woo Cashmeres
,alWoo Serges and alWoO JacquardS Goods that OOC'
'are positively worth 4oc yd. Special Prlce.~ a" ~
I,Ioo yards of Black Brocaded Oros Grain, all pure
'sik, splendid assortment of patterns. Worth 75c A2C
'yd. Special Fo~
$50 yards of Black Japan Silks; born in Japan dyed I'M
,France and brought here for selling. % inches wide,
VERY brilliant and heavy quality. Worth 75c. yard. 49,
Especial price. ~
pieces of Black Satin Duchess pure silk with bright
}rch ustre. The kind that's worth 75c. yard. EOC
Especial price
pieces of Black Figured Tafeta Gros Grain Silks, "a
>Wde, neat nobby patterns also fine quality of Black
MOire Velour, rich and uStrouS All worth 81 HQC
5yard Special price,
}luStre. Worth every cent of 81 yd Special price,. ~
OrsASr~e"r-oos"ES
|J0NAS LONGS SONS
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-04-15
WOULD BRIGHTEN
SPANIARD'S ARMY
That's What Supt. Howell Said Of the
Teachers Singing.
MEANT AS COMPLIMENT, OF COURSE.

Fourth Day Of the City Teachers Luz
stitute Opens with n Season of Pat-
riotic Singing that Evokes from the
superintendent the Remark: "Il
Spain Heard You Sing It that Way,
Sprague on Literature.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-04-15
{ LOSING SESSIONS
OF THE CONVENTION
Officers for Women's Foreign Missleu'
sry Society Chosen.
6uL SERVE FOR NEXT FIVE YEARS

Mrs. Bolts Gave n Review of the
Work Done iu the Towanda Dis
trict--Report OF the Treasurer Was
Very Recommendations OF the
Work Accomplished In tho scranton
District was Presented by Mrs. NJ.
Il. kays--The Resolutions.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-04-15
8 Cents Yard.

And we consider them a
'Worthy bargain. Remem- ,
,ber, they're 40 inches wide, ,
lin beautiful colorings and
fast cOlOrS.
Boys When Friday
,C,othino rolls around our
|'0's Clothing buyer
5beginS to warm up to the
Occasion, and pick special
things from his stock for
|tWo days selling. So it
>happenS today that there are
,some particularly good
things. Two things to re-
|member-We dress your
>boy in fashion, and for less
money than elsewhere.
) BLOUSE SUiTS-known
>aS Sailors" sizes ; to II
)yearS. Two styles, brown
}or navy, made with deep
>cOllar trimmed with silk
>Soutache braid on collar and
)Sheld, also fancy plated
}cuffS. Pants have patent
>WaiSt bands, reg
}ularly $3.50. Spe- Ct 90
)clal prlce........... pA:O/
; BROWNIE SUITS, sizes
3 to 8 years, made of WOOL
Zen cheviOt of the newest
texture in various coIorS.
Positively worth $3.50.
}For two days 81 0S
Especial at........ pA'/O
( KNEE PANTS, in fancy
{miXtureS and plain colorS,
$made with double knees
Sand seat, all seams taped to
}prevent ripping, and have
}patent waist bands regu-
Sly 75c. Special zzC
Pat ....................
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-04-15

land in WlntOn sold as property of
George Kalata for S4565.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-04-15

And we consider them a
worthy bargain. Remem-
Der, they're 40 inches wide,
in beautiful cOlOringS and
fast COIOrS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-15
NOTICE. or SAN or nlAL rsr,Tr

The undersigned viii sell a, ,,,,,,.
sic 81. following described real ss,ais
situated IN Salt Lake County. sats ~,
utnh. and particularly described a,
Mllows. TO Wit and particularly AZ.
Hcribed as commencing az point INV.
tN feet south OF the north.
wcst corner OF lot five In
block thlrty-nlx. plat "a" Sail
lsake CITY survey. ana runHnr ;htne.
nputh twcnsy-alN and ono.hlif fsst
thcncc east acycnty-four and one.
fourth feet. thence In norhwsr,ery
direction Ia n point forty -four feet sas,
:" thc place OF commencement. thence
west fouriy-four feet TO the place o.,
.,lmmencemcni, with house ard other
improvements thereon: also the NORTH
half OF the northeast quarter u section
thirteen. IN township two south. range
two east. Salt Lake meridian. subisrt
10 any right Of REDEMPTION ths. nav
exist against said last described pnop.
crty, on or after Thursday, the 18Th day
OF December. A. -. is9s. and Wrlii.5
bids VIII be received nj the aflicr .,
Adams ma Waddcil. iis and ils SIC.
corniok block. corner of Main and f,r;
south streets. IN Salt Lake CITY. Utah.
terms OF sale cash. ten per cent to &c.
company bid. balance on oonfrmat!oa
by court AMI delivery OF deed.
ISAAC NJ. wADpELL
Executor OF the last Will Of Mary Crow.
thcr. deceased.
Dated thls ist day OF December. A. D.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-15
He Didn', faeei Them.

4 young married lady ono morning
gave h,r hufilnd sealed letter which
BE- was On read when hO Hnt 10 lla afilcg.
lie did us De- was told. aud the letter ran
nH follows
- am obliged TO toii you FamvihinE
ihgt may rifr YOU nllh. but there T. no
helm for %. You shall know eNVrfthlnH,
whatever be- tho concurrence. fuf ~.
last week ! have felt that u must come
10 this. but have waited until tho last
gNtrs nifty, and can frmnln silent un
ionfsr do not oVrrvhelm mo with hlt-
ter frufunfh. for sou VIII have iu put uii
With your tharv of the trouble aH we'll ~
myself"
Cold pnrrulfntinn stood In thick drpnH
nu tho brow ~ fihr husband, who was
rferAf y for tho worst, With trrms
bling hand be turned over The pasu ana
read rni
"Our Goals are an done. Please order
load Co. Boz sent uu this afternoon. 4
Thought ,uu Wlrht forget u Tor the tenth
ter"
iiut he didn't-pcarron'r Weekly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-15

note antiquity. Women practitioners
have been practiciug in Eurnpo hih'e
the third century before christ lnl
their genius has done much 10 doyelnn
the science The first regular GunNh' q
woman physician in Lwnrc oh le r.
that dino ID wns against She lnw for a
woman fn studs nrd cline. Agupdire
rrcroeded 90 naH4inr through The COLI
icec. however. discussed na p mnn nnI
graduated with h0rors ln 800 To- ~
Afier receiving har dcrre. lhe
ticcd among The women 40 Nhcna WIN
extraordinary surroeg. In tmr. move
ever. her secret leaked out nnd tle WIS
nrresffd and .mpfiaiucl The women
0f Athens. upnn hearing this. Raised
such storm of protest that che was
finally released.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-15
SECRET ALLIANCE IN THE EAST
sia,cnic Force. WIN dive the orientals
Aid In Their Hour of Need Against
other Powers.

Vancouver. T.. C.. Dec. ii.-Chnes'
papers asreft that 1900 men are q "
harded ..ysr to Lord Char;rs nrr"sf'rd
10 osg.auiir as The nucler u ,he u
usse aras - tn, future.
Hong Kong papers declare that re-
ports published " she existence " .
secrct treaty between the Russian ana
chinese governments are perfectly
true. Il 10 stated that lniFe fore,
under I.usslan officers ls 10 be- ordered
10 shanhni ifwnn.
Tho secrn. treaty existing between
Russia aud china IL reported " hf ".
follows! Until the denomination on
IN. Chinese army and navy t"in-
pleted. china shall have tue nasiFi"n,l
81 RussinH army aud navy i"l u,
fence In case 81 an emergency ~
such ease tho command ~ the army
and navy shall remain 10 The hands 90
Huasian officers.
"The Chiueae government shall make
a proper pcpuniafF compensation H
the Russian ufmy and navy when ihrir
services are required. Jnc rynimnnde y
Of the Russian army nt Lao lung tni
Port Arthur shall hold himself nt ihr
orders " the chinese government aud
he may be- called upon 90 render nHa'at-
nncc az any live"
An nr.rement has been concluded
between titH IaUHurrr ana chinese
govefnmof,a for the lease ~ an go.
oh1raEc f1r Japanese vessels az Foo
chow.
Foreign mlniatcra az pckin have rc-
.oly.d letters auppnred a. come from
Ianr Yu Wei. the. Chinese rcforrcr
In the letter Addressed 10 the Grrman
minister. 10 II stated ihnt the wfli'i
has received secret inaifucuenf li"h
the emperor Of China. % nrk Tho hH.
nistancv " the German minister o. I'M
earth n conspiracy ~ the empress
downFer aud restore inc emperor o.
the throne by the use II force. after
securing the permission ~ TIE mlnf.
tef'a home government. " was added
that II the onurt proved Huccuaiiul ~.
German minister should d. rewarded
with n considerable sum of money. u
IL reported that the letters sent a. fho
other minister's were u % similar ma
ture. There II very little doubt shat a
really strong representation from the
foreign ministers bacNci ~ o. move
meni ON the part NJ the British fleet.
would Put che emperor really On his
throne again. The presence n romC
two hundred foreign soldiers ana rnil-
orn IN Pckin has had remarkable cf-
feet already.
Marquis Ito " said to have recently
s,lpa.ssi S",, 0 ,.,y nea"ir,i"ii ," visv
H., ,'.,,s,d ~ a." ,,,t,,,,, =, ~. rhiu,.,
:. ~. ..,rs,..' ~ ~, no, 4, gbi,,
Nh a., ,.sr,,, h.r s-o,,, ibe fr,,,",,g,
H., ,,ii1 49, :, ala hs .-rhc s",,nt,,,
~ ~ biz 40 10 defy Nh ATTEMPTS az
,,a,,,d rai a., ,,-nrisSd ~ he .h"Sid
,,nJ a "a 80 ,,,e,tst,. '.,,,n, y.i,i,in
=, ,,,s., sha,t .,,.,., -, ,i,,e sa,, ,h,is
go. ''''''' ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-15
HOME roG oliisIsrMAs.
American Peace Commissioners wiii sail
On a Cunartier on Saturday.

Washington. Dee. ii.-spanlsh ship
ping II not 10 enjoy preferential treat
ment Ia the Cuban and Porto igicun
trade under the terms Of the peace
treaty. Something " that nature may
be brought about IN Negotiations that
must follow between thc United States
ana spain az part ~ the project Tor the
restoration " commercial relations.
but w. FAR u has not been provided
TOT, although the Spanish cominH.
Hionera made special request that tho
privilege should be- accorded.
The tOAt u the treaty has no, yet
been received az the department al
state. The document IN ~ long TINT
the eNpensc OF cabling II toviunlly
would be very great. and would ~
be warranted In View ~ the fact that
the government already posfefsen a
nnihclently accurate outline OF tho ar
The American commissioners arc ex-
pecied 10 sail saturday which wiz
bring them n their hnnra By Christ
mas, They Win bring mo treaty with
Them, and ID ID believed that tho dnru-
men, wlll not be- published before n /.
delivered a. the department ~ STATE
Notwithstanding the Madrid lntlmntInn
that II - 20 be- printed au rcd book.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-15

- tNAA'f
The undersigned viii sell az private
sale ehc following tracts OF land IN
Salt Lake city, Salt Lake county.
Safe OF Utah. to-wlt;
Part Of lot :. block 90. plat "a" Sal,
Lake city survey. commencing 70 feet
east OF the southwest corner OF said
lot =, thence east 20 feet. thence north
is5 feet. thence west % foot. thence
south 1856 feet TO she place OF begin
ming.
Together with perpetual rieht o,
way over that part OF said lot 3, dea.
cribed na follows; Commencing ~ tho
northwest corner of said lot 2, thence
east 1876 feet. thence north igii feet into
lot OF said block. thence east a feet,
thence south i2s feet % the north line
OF said lot 9. thence enHt 20 fcct. thence
south isis feet. shcnce west cili feet
thence north eh feet. thence west lese
feet 90 west line " said lot g thence
north 10 feet 90 the place OF beginning
Also all Of lots i've and six N block one
of Lynch and GlnsHmnn's subdivision
~ block elghty-two OF plat &C. saN
Lake city survey.
Aiso. commencing 10 rods west II the
southeast corner ~ lot y ~ block ~
Five Acre Plat "a" ilg Field survey
and running thence west II rods. 'he9ss
north $40 rods. thence east II fndH!
thence south 1910 rods 10 place OF
beginning
ON or after che 18th day of December.
1898, and written bids will be- received
AT Office of r. q, Armstrong. " w SEC
ond South street. Salt Lake CITY ulan'
Terms OF sale. cash,
GEO. N. RAYBouLD
TuOS. G. ARMSTRoNd,
Executors,
or the Last VIII and Testament OF
Elizabeth Thompson, Deceaaed'
Dated December Sth, 1895.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-15


Whereas. inos y. Hogo and i.uaelno
Ilogc, his .wlf8 did, By thclr certain deed
T,eordsd is6r,inry q. iSi. in BOON
SO % DO recorder ~ Sail Lake c sS S
convey to william II. bale. trustee. the
IN said salr Lake County. utah.
sl93e,k forty;c.ne On. plat M
four. aud onc-hnif tilli roda south of ths
northeast corner of said lot four 10, and
tunnlns th,ncv south thrre GlrpdH,thencc
west ten upl rods, thence month three az
rods. thence east ten nVl rods 10 the plare
OF beginning. which said conveyance wuu
made In trust 10 secure 10 tho 0r,ier uf
payment uf the raid EnoH ID nnd
Luacinu hogo'H onr certain proulssnrV
not" Of even date With sud deed NJ truit
runry iHt. tsli. with Interest thereon INN,
tho date thereof until maturity at t6T
rate oi six per cont, per nnnum, payable
nfier maturity until paid ~ tho rate az
Twelve psr cent per annum. payable
Whor,ns, II h provided In ani5 Hoo,
trust that IN case OF default la tho u,y.
ment nt said notc,qr % the intproat tliofe.
nn. the tIun..ss .n,in upan the applica.
uf said note. soil and dispose Of Inc ill.,
described property, uud AN iii" risbt
Title, hennNt anu tlullN nf Nrnpmufluri ~
the said ltnoa. y, and Lunclno HOE" th, @l
heirs and anslgna therein. nt nui,il, ,an,f
ton, a. the place, ~ tho mnnnrr ana w..
the purpose IN said decd 81 tfust III ~
AFTER having iirft given thirty DAYS ri,ilin,
notice ~ particularly provided Tor A ~.id
deed of trust frftrrnce tu which H. h,r,u
By made tot Er"aier crrtnlnlyi ana
Whereau fnld note of fLO1. ANA ,,
tended 10 February ist. i,4 win Ia, ~
est thereon nt The rate ~ six por esnt IN.
unnuni, payable nrWl. annually. nui WI
Whereas default has been made Ia ,t.
payment OF q coupon ~ $50, due Aiir,i,t
lst, lnn nHl hid coupon ~ Etlli pnHt dns
promlnaury note has. IN nrror,innrH salh
tho terms oi said deed uf triist WV
Me Whole u said lnicbtencss due and
Nov, Therefore. notice Ia horohv ,,,..
thht J, iho undersigned William n bntu
"uHl,' ~, y. Hi9f, .Al,' upon the application
rnld ptnni sorry NOTE. aud under ma LIZ
Virtue ~ llr power ANA authority I'M ~
NtHtrl nh ihr terms Of said deed Of trtist
VIII 'I lhuitNNN INC tih DAY of Jnutiht,s
~. hi iho lnur nj ten o'clock In ih@ fats,
noon or hAn gly5 h,il the above doscfibel
m"pglA, ana ny the RIGHTS. tile. benz
~ ana equity uf redemption ~ tie III
in9a ll lnh l.nlrlne ilnrr. thor hsi-t
uhl ~ Hht thrteiu. nt public Htirtion f,,
W., Wfhral ana nest price The same win
hrinf in cash, 20 the front door on ~
D.. - Dn,ntt liogse IN Bait Lake CIV.
Utah. Tor tho purpose M ptylue ssid tnnt
drhtUducas, ana ul COSTS an eanens,,, ~
executing this trust "a
WILLIAM H. DALE.
Firrt publication Dec. 5th isas, '1''ee'
L-Hl puelsaslon' Iany' 4. hg9.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-15
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Notice ls hereby given that there will
De meeting Of the stockhoiders on tho
atlantic Mining and Milling compnny.
corporation of Utah, Thursday. The In
WY or January, 1899, at 4 o'clock p. M.
~, boss Of said company. In room No.
zig Dolly Block. Salt Lake City. iftnb.
Snid meeting will he held FOR Tho pnr-
pose OF ciccting q board Of directors for
SAID company for the ensuing year. and
Tor such other business ~ may regular
y come before said meeting.
G. +. WARREN.
Preridcn, Of Board OF Directors.
Dated Dec. .. iSss.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-15

WASHINGTON. Dec, ii-'rhn senate to-
day confirmed these nomination.;
Nathan .. Murphy VI Arizona. 10 be
governor % Arlsnnn.
Fred Page Tustin m RoaoburF.
or, commissioner Ia and flr the d.a.
tslot NJ ALASKA, 10 reside ut Wrangai.
- be Receiver VI Public Alnneya
Nicholas J. Trudo. N Canton. o. NJ
Circle CITY, Alaska; Charier ErNnn.
NJ liurnH. Or; ~ v. Garrett. a. nl.g,.
IDA; SarFcant $. Morton. nt san Fran.
clecoi Mrs. Minnie Williams nf Cldv.
WNo,, AT Lander. WYE
To be lleglHtcrn ~ Land Onccs-F.
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Hunt OF Alameda. Cal. M san Fran.
Wyo.
ccmmlsslon-r, W. Phmlpa NJ Penn.
.yivanlh', Andrew l., Harris NJ ohio
bla. T.. a. smythe OF South Cnrlilnn
John ". Farquhari ~ New York. M
n. Rarhford ~ Indiana
Also long list NJ iecen, promotion,
In the army and navy.