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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-25
REPORT OF A BATTLE.
News Received at London say. the span.
i.h Tisst Wa. Destroyed.

News heSoiNsdN ~ LONDON says the span
i.h Jisst Wa. Destroyed.
IAndon, May e4-Pcrsistent rumors
were Ia circulation here early today
20 the effect that a great naval battle
had been fought IN the yicinity Of the
windward passage, between the eastern
end of Cuba and the western part OF
Hayti, in which both Of tho American
sapadrons closed ia on the Spanish Cape
Verde squadron, commanded by Admi.
raj Ceryen, aud completely destroyed
the spanish ships.
A dispatch from Kingston, Jamaica,
to Reuters Telegraph company yester.
day evening said nothing was known
there Of the reported battle " iho Wind.
ward Vnssass, adding that no American
or Spanish war,hips have visited jana.
lean ports since the beginning Of the
war.
Londou uewspapors take i for grant
ea that Ihe ships reported Yesterday by
l.loyd's agent At Para, Brasil, as having
arrived thew az o o'clock on Monday
morning from Rio de Janeiro are III,
Oregon, the Marietta and the Nictheroy
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-25
It 4. snrmi.rd ihst the oadls Tiss,
sailed several Days Ago.

London, May q a dispatch W 1he
Evening Scws from Madrid says;
SO news b allowed ont Of Cadiz, and
although 10 Is announced that Admiral
Clmam starts hence tumowuv 90 Fojoip
bis ncot it would poy " surprising 70
i.aru that the squadron has already lefI,
and that the presence OF Admiral Ca
mara as well as the official announce
mcuts that the fleet viii be soon sailing
Is blind 20 cover is departure
Thcra is sono AnAicty here m ID
whether Admiral ceveias entire squad
ton is 20 be reunited in Cuban waters,
I II the ministers are aware Of the precis'
whcro1hopi. of Admird peryera they
uo lecp.ug il secret
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-25
WIN Ne I,nshsa If Caught.

raaucah, Ky, MAY PA negro at.
tempted to murder Mrs. Lee Stanley, a
we'll known aud highly respected young
woman, near here Monday. She was ai
home home alone. The victim was shot
in the back Of the head, slaboed under
one eye aud cnt AgIoss the breast, Sh'
gave a description OF tho hend and /
posse oi ueighbors AZ onco started Il
seareh foF him, While friends came Il
,he city ig bloodhounds and medica
aA. 4 l. lhoaght the victim will die
II the negro Is caught DE will b,
lxnrhnd.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-25
They Are Actively Engaged on the
BlOckades or Are Interested In
DemOlishing Spanish Fleet.
A BATTLE ALREADY
REPORTED AT LONDON.
II l. stated That Sampson and Sehley
Destroyed the Spanish Fleet aud
Then q Contradictory Report
Was Received.

Key West, May "a. 1t was given out
here early this morning that the sraE.
ish feet had been definitely located but
no engagement had yet taken place.
Every preparation has been made TO
destroy the Spanish feet, which Is OF
Cuba.
Key West has not been 20 deserted by
warships for weeks a. it was this
morning. Il will never again BE- com.
plained that the vessels werc kept mac.
tive when there was a prospect Of a
fight.
Nothing is heard Of the immediate oc.
cupation Of Cuta Everything awaits
the movements Of Sampson and schley.
All signs point to decisive battle
some day this week.
The hospital ship solaoo and her sur
geons were ordered long ago to BE- ready
for service at moments notice. but
no fresh orders have bceu issued.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-25
TREATY or DEFENSE,
It I. said the uaiiei state. aud Great
uritain Have Already Signed such.

nrltalu Have Already signed such.
Ncv York Nav 10. \ dispatch to
Tie World rom Kingston, Jamaica
says
Tho signing of o treaty nf detenso he.
ee.eu ,he United states and Great Brit
ain 8. announced IN dispatch received
here ON saturday by the military au.
thoritios
4 crisis in the war between America
and spain is immincnt the dispatch
states, and Jamaica win be directly at'
fecicd
An leave of absence Of military and
naval omcar. have pc,u eapeelled
sapphes Of provisions sufficient to last
IS months pic lNlug stored
Tho London correspondent of The
World says;
\ special cablcgram from the Kings
ton, Jamaica. cnrrespandgnt " Ih'
Chronicle rcads
4 military officer informs ne that ai
official ahlogmm was peeoiyed here SAT
uaday announcing the formal signing o
an Anglo. American defensive alliance
Certainly the war office is activcl
provisioning the camps in Jamaica wit
is months supplies and orders have bee
4 90 cancel ,po leaves as officers an
mca,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-25
MORE TROOPS NEEDED.


Another Call Tor volunteer. VIII lie
Made In short Time.
New YORK. May "a a dispatch 10
The Tnbunefg1m Washington says:
Another call for volunteers is under
serious consideration By the military
authorities although it may not BE- IS
sued for ~ least a week or. AZ any rate.
until the invasion of Cuba has begun
and the necessity Tor additional troops Is
clearly demonstrated.
The difficulties Of arming and equip
ping many of the soldiers already mus.
tered into the service are rapidly disap.
poaring and from the experience gained
In the recent call army officers are salts.
fed that a month viii be consumed in
mastering an additional 5000 men, and
that in this timo equipments could b
I prepared for that number
The unexpected and the extraordinary
drain on the regular and volunteer force
by the Philippines expeditions, nscessi.
tating AZ the outset 5000 men together
with the prnspcci that Spain will no, be
influenced hy European powers to atan.
don her futile struggle, but viii wage
war until hey y sources are exhausted, u
causing he niiihary anihoritIe. eonsid.
erable anxiety regarding the sufilciency
of armed force Of the government FOR
carrying out the responsibilities which
have been undertaken
Tho simple task of freeing Cuba has
been increased, through the necessities
arising In the Philippines aad through
the probability " boiug compelled %
mgiliain an army o. occupation in Cuba
several years, until the war Is beginning
20 assume tremendous dimensions, II
Porto Rico Is added TO the scales event
) ually a. the Philippines were, the mag
uisnde Of American responsibility vii
+ b. materially Increased, and further in
: cToase ot the army viii be compulsory
: Many public men are lightning TO eI
= prcss the conviction that tho furccs o
Q the United States val be as difficult Il
. withdraw from Cuba as those Of Eng
Land have been from Egypb although
there is no modification up to this tim
: Of the ylsolution - make Cuba . ire
and autonomous republic aud not a mor
+ dependent territorial acquisition.
a With regard TO the Philippines an
> Porto Rico, however, a disposition Is a
ready manifested to regard ;hon q
Is fruits Of victory, ard "a Wow Of the NJ
II torious ,..1apacity oi their mhabiian
\, tor selfgovnment, 10 take peraAnei
Ia possession OF them sad 20 provide thel
D. with corspleto colonial establishment
Il Eventually they may become In pa
e. selfgovcrning, bWt tho strong arm OF d
United atatos may have 10 be cxeri'
indefinitely to prcscrye their peace al
II. prosperity,
ig The rapid development Of the Dab,
n. invasion project Is given as another
IA dication " tbs forthcoming necessi
lOr additional volunteers In its ince
ton month ago the programne VI
tomplaicd a forpO VI only 50,a men
establish bass ol supplies, fTom VIII
.bo Cuban insurgents wer TO Dc arm'
w clothed and iud, and their campii
W against the splniards supported rs %,
:. W. sion required. This plan has b.
.u' changed. ~ 10 Is admitted the wgp
'n' army will take Hay0pN aud pot ~ ]
ia thO insWgguut..
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-25

Iinsoln, Neb., May 24--The election
VI company officers Of the new military
company being recruited by William ].
Bryan was held MONDAY night. Mr..
pryans friends had made canvass in
his behalf fog the oaptaincy and he was
placed In nomination, but withdrew
when IL was seen others desired ID,
place. II. G.. whitmore was olsctcd
The members OF the compaS say Mr.
Bryan could have been elected, but any
thing short Of a. unanimous vote would
be disto.isiul to him. The election wa
byhind closed doors aud occasloncd very
keen interest.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-25

London, May - A special dispatch
from Madrid says;
Evidently the programme in lpgari tQ
the Philippine ISLANDS has pooR changed,
II Is believed here that there has boen
an immediate engagement In Cuban
waters, but that Admiral Ceryera will
draw of the enemy while the Cadiz
fleet relieves Havana.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-25
TEXAs eoYs al MouILE.
Thsy Are Already iavorit's op"nh''n-
er Caring Tor ni. Nrm

Tlsy Are ALREADY tatoriiss oprnh'iih-
~ caring Tor nis Mcm
Molale. Blay 2t--The Teg4s yolun-
,ecrs have made grcat hit w'iA ihe
regular Old campigulrs Ny they
arc the finest iot Of volunteers ihey have
ever seen, being rcady for duty, making
40 complaint pelpins IhcmseiNc and
giving pfoof that they do NOT rcgnri the
campaign us holiday anair. They
show intense anxiety to learn soldering
and arr assiduous IN drill
Colonel Oponheimcr Of the Second
Texas seems 90 have taken a leaf out oi
ibe book of the colonel Of She Nine.
tccnth infantry who was sidetrackcd at
Decatur while bound for Mobile, and
who proposed M come 0n 90 Nooilc n
he aad VI, Inep uan To- @aik, zach po'na
his Grlers uncnhrimor was nrlcnd ny
Colonel skuny of the regular army 70
stop at jefferson blrmck, New Orleans
lie asked by Whose or.or.. and wls told
those Of the quaricrnh.ler gan.ni or.
enheimqg faid u ougnhl uIdrN 0me
from one higher in authority and bee
would obey them whtra vi hi.
transportation to N,bllei C'l sku'y
.aid ho was not rremrd m funny % it
'PlI ihat " Npuug 4A O."u
hoipoT, daud ! VIII ctser mea iWiN
That brought the iiahsp"riai'on.
"Now how about muon.j Have y0y
two days rations for my ncnf'
The colonel said be- had nor
aput that IN writing said th, opdu
rate 0bdnhcimcr, "aud will jump ou
into ths open market and gct what
taat ana ! yil! g't Wy wcney Hee
,pali
VI 1 inferred that he got his nations
and now the watchwori in camp b "pu
that In writing
Tho Iirsf aui scc0nd regiment q
reAhs volunteers and the First Ahh1m
volunteers form the Third brigade Ia Oh
regular army
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-25
cnnf.a.rn,. R.snIna & AlIanI..

Atlanta, May N.-The Confederate
veterans " Atlanta have arranged to
furnish meals and sleeping quarters free
to 0O0O, II 80 many desire free accom-
modations, during the July reunion
The railroads have granted tayS Of
cent mile south OF the Ohio and Poto
mac and east of the Mississippi TIT
reunion begins lpS 20 aud lasts fcu
aaVa
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-25

Paducah. Ky, May "a Joe Mitchell.
oolored, an Illinois Central brakeman,
was hanged bya mob NJ RiveS Tenn,
late Sunday night The night before
Mitchell had showed a white boy tramp
OF a moving train a. Rives and the boy
fell OF the track, having his legs cut Oh.
He lived long enough 10 tell that Mitch.
sll was his assailant. The murderer
was arrested. and while being held al
she depot TO be taken 10 Jail at Union
City, 4 crowd gathered and hanged him,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-25
MANY PLACES FILLED.
rro.,dop, sonds To- ,hc senate th' No'n-
inations uf Number of Consul~

rrosidont sends 10 ,hc senate th' Noin-
inations Ut Number of Consuls
Washington, MAY 20 The president
has sent these nominations 70 the
senate;
William WQpl,nio kockhul Of tho
District of Columbia, now enyay extra
ordinary aud minister plenipotcntiary
aud consul general, to be envoy cxtnor'
binary and minister plenipotentiary to
Greece, Roumania and Scrvia.
Rounsycllc widman Of Califogpia
now consul at Hong Kew, " bo consul
general az Voeg Nong, China.
George r. lincoln OF Connecticut
nav consul at Antwerp, to be consu
general at Antwerp Belgium.
Edward ID winslow oi Illinois, nov
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-25

Copyrighted, lsos, by the Associated PrcSa
Port au Prince, May et.-Aepnrding
10 cuyroRt runoFs here the Spanish Cape
Verde squadron, commanded by Ad'
miral Corvom, which arrived az Sant-
ago de Cuba, subsequently sailed from
that port, destination unknown,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-25

San Francisco May 9i,.-The latest
arrivals al tho military camp arc all
comfortably quartered though Utah and
Wyoming are somewhat short OF tents.
Wyoming has the promise Of the gov
enment that its solitary battalion shall
not be put In to fil regiment, but will
20 into service as gg indelAndent uat.
TALON. Y has al ASSURANCE also that IL
and tho Utah batteries win bo sent away
10 war about June !.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-25

Washington, May 9l.-The state Do,
partment has made formal response TO
the Austrian government as 70 Hunga.
rians killed in the Haslsion, Pa, riots
last fall. The position taken by the
goyernmeas is that II was not rcsponsi'
ble under the circumstances tog the
killings.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-25
cERVERNs WHEREABOUTS.
~ Is AAnouueed at Madrid That lie l.
at santiago de Cubs.

Madrid, May - 1t was officially an.
announced here az noon today that the
squadron of Admiral CoHem'. was
still at santiago de Cula.
Tho Duke OF Almedovar de Rio has
accepted the portfolio Of minister Of
foreign affair, offered to, but declip,d
by Senior Leon Y Castillo, tho Spanish
amtassad or a, Paris The duke inform
cd correspondent Of the Associatot
Press that he does not desire the Office
but accepts pR patriotic grounds
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-25

LONDON. MAY % The Madrid cor.
respondent 90 The Daily Mail says;
1T ]. safe 90 predict another cahinot
crisis. senior puigociyor miulsIcy q ~
uauce vino iu tine ioyica has absolutely
declined iu adopt an income tax, belpg
.Nn.nf-n NM MIN .nnn
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-25

oouvngh,.I. lsg, ID thl A.aappi trc4
hierrc, Martinique, May a.
There has been no change In tho situa'
slon here. The hospital ship lies at her
new moorings and the departure OF the
,orpedo boat destroyer Terror Is still de-
ferrcd,
Reports continua current that ADM
raj Cetveri,ssquhdron viii retoui herr
70 coal, bnf they Wc without conh''ha
tiOu
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-25

Mobile, May 2s The steamer Fani'a
Is loading arms aud ammunition nero
for Cuban expedition Brigadier
General Rac.cl Rodriguez who wa' G
loading auuic ~ the l0-year war Is sa'
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-25

New York, May ~ - \ hey Ic.st cor.
ysspanden, telegrAphs The Evening
World that he has Information from un.
impcachable authority that the Spanish
feet Is still at Santiago dc CuhR
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-25

peuuiautinr ine loldng OF seven car
lad. o. ammunition and D., 80 ufc'
aud stones
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-02
he Colleges Of Oslord.

Each College Il buih round a quad
rangis with a large entrance glseway
which often rises Int a qu1sl-t1wt y.
The rooms Immediately over the gaic-
way are Invariably designed for thi
residence % she warden. provost. 90
principal Of the college. 20 fhe the eyc
~ the master may he over all who en-.
ser or leave the place. This mode ~
building stlli cxls'a IN India, being In
twducod INTO EuNpe by the Moors
when they conquered spain, who're We
ind that the compound. or quad, u
stlil used for the tsthcrlng u all kinds
~ animals. Around the quad are ar
ranged the chapel. library. hall Or re-
fcciofy. presidents i0iglnRs, buttcry
aud Kitchen. the students r0ams gen
orally occupy the upper f1lrs. Wiz
Ham % wickham. the celebrated archl-
tcct, wisely played HE faiitr buildings.
the chapel and hall. on ghr rprsh aide,
60 Keep OF the cold winds. the lower
buildings on the south more freely al.
hitting eunshine.-J. w Furry. IN the
Engineering Magazine Tor December
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-02
Cosier cour,shlps.


There comes time In tho history ~
every knight Of tho barrow when his
heart IL nnftenod and rubdued hy the
power u the tender passion lie loses
interest IN sport. ana no longer hnnH
satisfaction IN pummeiins his "mokc.'
siqnn Il finds nm outlet IN treating. lie
takes his adorrd one down the white
chapel road and buys her sponge cake,
ginger beer, apples, bananas, chocolate.
milk rconea, Ice cream and anything
els. she may have a fancy for,
When her appetite u gone and she can
cat no more they turn a. shooting Tal.
lcries. Ediron'H phonoEraph and cocoanut
slices, which exist permanently IN this
neirhhorhOod. and conclude tho evening
by dropping In nj a music hall.
hut " his love be very deco these
things nre forgotten. Ginger beer and
three shots q penny can no longer sat
II by far a cheaper affair.
Under the Influence ~ the grand paa-
sion AIRY and Arrict wander down dark
turninHa together. he with his arm
twincd lovingly aruund her neck. until
they reach an open space wherein some
seats Here they ut very close together
/ IN ono corner % the seat-thcre u another
couple In the other roruer-rasing silent.
a tho stars until u II time 10 20
home,
OF eomes along ana demands ~, 81,
threat ~ ''bash on the Jaw" the mar.
ringc will DO celebrated In n very short
/ time. They don't believe IN long en'
raRumen,n1n the east end. ie will pro.
/ pore and she accept. even thourh he II
GALAXY OF 70 rhliiinEH weck.-iondon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-02

The Pacific coas; forests are not
"inexhauatibic'--far from R.--but. with
proper use and care. they should BE-
equal TO the future needs Of home aud
foreign consumption. The fortHia nov
standing are mature. ufsi are not bet.
tered by not being cut. At lcar, ~
per cent Of she out-ovcr lands are "
absolutely no value for agricultural
purposes They are adapted only 81
timber growing. Moreover. the nafivc
species, II prolco,cd from IRE, are. a.
a rule. readily and quickly reproduced.
The humber industry Il legitimate aad
nacsesnry business. despite certain SEN
timcnsalisss; moreover. N properly
managed. it, future has more In ni1fe
for the Pacific coast than all chat her
guh fields have yielded.-F. II. Lamb.
In the EnglDcvring Magazine for De.
cemDcr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-02

OF an inch Thick. which are 20 tpush
and elastic THAI Il b very dlihcuh
chlsel abe metal. aui the en- arr y,
parts mere than ure-fNeI IL ~. ~
an inch in thickness ~ ~ uuunle s0ine
1s the manipulation Of - much q, M
oercd evei. It is an lmph'aft iaa,
ais1. that these plates. ord nafily. VIZ
nsi.hsr break unitr the hhmm T..
crack under che puuch. The go. Y
t',,eion on the 0gs3u. " pure nickel "
ussd In making nickel steel and GER
man silver. and the rest c1st iH''
anoies for nickcl-pia'crs.
Tho value 81 piaglnum and fnladi-
I'm cri.alr7d ip Che Canadian ore an
ruaiiy mifud is more than $4,000. \
paH Of this fhe vlccir;ytlc process
saves. AMI u will son b. placed on
the market
Tho value u ttl woril'a pr1duc, "
mfetllc nickel and nickel oxide In 1897
exceeded. % IL said. ~ .300,o 900. -Engln-
cenng Magazine for December
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-02
NOTICE or SAFE or mrAI r,rnr

The undersigned will sell AZ pfv1i'
sale thc following described real efia',
uitun ted IN Salt Lake County. STATE u
Utah. and particularly described -
follows. 10 wit: and particularly o.
scribcd NJ commencing az Psni my,
six south ~ the northwc1t corner 81 =
fivc In block thlrty-aiN. plat "A" san
Lake city survey, ana running thsto
r1uth tweuiy.six ana one-halt feit
thence east seven;y-four and ett'
Nurth feet. thence In q NORTHWESTERN
direction io a point foriy-four Zee, sah
~. the place OF commencement. thtnt
west fouriy-four feet 20 the place "
commencement. with house aad oihi
improvements thereon. alsl the n'fit
half % the northeast quarter ~ tecHt
thirteen. IN township two south, rinfi
two east. salt Lake meridian. suhltt
10 any right Of redemption ihli mp
cNiFi against said last described pioF
crty. on OF after Thurs1iy. The ibth gay
~ December. A. ID. isss. and Mnun
bids Will be received az the ONCE o.
Adams and waddcll. as and ~ NC.
cornick block. corner of Main ana flfn
South streets. In Salt Lake Guy, utAh
Terms Of sale cash. ten per cent % a.
conn any bid. balance on connrma.ls
by court and delivery OF deed.
ISAAC NJ. wApDELL,
Executor OF the hast will OF Mary cfo"
Their. deceased.
Dated this LIST day OF December, A. y
1898.
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TRUSTEES SALE


Notice Is hereby given that In ac-
eoriance with and under tho power
aud authority granted by that certain
trust deed made June 2ith. 1891. 20 the
undersigned Trustee. by Mason N Com
pany, corporation. nnd II. u, Mason.
Trustee, and recorded In Book ~
H. page tig. OF mortgages. Of the rec
ords 81 Salt Lake County, Utah. tho
underslgncd Trustee will offer for sale
ard sell 10 the highest bidder for cash
al the front door Of the Court House
at the county seat OF Salt Lake coun-
~, Utah, to-wlt, the west front door %
the city and County building, In Salt
Lake city, said County ana state. On
December 3rd. 1895. at ~ o'clock noon
OF that day, all the real estate hcreln-
after described. or 30 much thereof as
necessary. 10 pay and discharge the
Indebtedness secured by said trust
deed and the interest now past due and
unpaid. and reasonable attorneys fee,
compensation to said Trustee. cost Of
this n0tlce and expenses of sale. The
sale Will be made at the request Of the
holder of sud Indebtedness and be.
cause OF default In the payment there
The real estate above referred to /,
situated In the county OF Salt Lake. In
the state % Utah, aud bounded and
described as follows; Commencing al
a polnt one hundred ana four aud one
half uOlh) feet east OF the northgeat
corner 81 block forty-four go OF Platt
C." SAT- Lake city Survey, and run
thirly-seyen usD feet, thence east
nfty NOl feet, thence north one hun.
dred and thirty-seven u3D feet, and
thence west nifty 800 feet. to the point
q beginning; tho same being the east
sblh feet o. lot 20. and the west .iA fee,
o. lot n, % block :. OF Kelsey Il Gil
lespie's subdivision Of said block u
aforesaid. Together with all the APP
purtenances and water Tlghis thereu,-
TO btloag.ng.
WA. f. JACOBS. Trustee.
Dated october IS. 1893
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-02
NOTICE.

Notice n hereby given 20 whom all
u may concern. shat the undersigned.
doing business under the name "
Dayncs A. Coaiter. have this day dis
solved by mutual consent.
The said Fergus Conltcr retiring. All
accounts due said frm. are payable to
Joseph J. Daynes and Joseph '
Daynes. Jr.. they continuing the bnsl-
ness NJ usual az the same stand. II 10
further understood that the said Joseph
J. Daynea and Joseph J. piynea. IT..
are 20 assume and pay all the liabilities
of the said rrm.
Dated and signed this nf,h day OF
November. isss
JOSEPH =. pAYNEs,
FERGUS COALTER....
JOSEPH J. DAYNf:s. III.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-02

Aurora Mining and Milling Company.
Principal Place OF business. salt
Lake city. Utah.

Notice II hereby given that NJ q
meeting Of the Board OF Directorn held
on Tuesday. october 18th. 1855 an as
rearment of one-half cent per share was
levied on the capital stock Of the cor
poraiion. payable on the second day OF
December. 1895. 10 the secretary at No.
II North Main Street. Salt Lake City.
between the hours OF " and ? y. m.
ment remains unpaid on the snd day Of
December, 1895, VIII be delinquent and
advertised Tor sale. and unless pay
monl 10 made before. viii DO sold at
public auction on the 18th day Of De-
cembcr. at u noon. TO pay said delln-
quen, assessment, together With cost Of
advertising and expense % sale.
by order Of the Hoard OF Directors.
JOHN WELLS, Secretary.
Dated Salt Lake CITY. Utah. Soyem-
her lat 1895.