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The Press., 1898-08-11
A aiamese Punishment.

Another 'tdecree of expu1sion' has been issued by the king of Siam, this time against one of his own officials,
 Chow Pligh Rax, minister plenipoten- tiary, general adviser, etc., in which ii said that "he shall be publicly stripped of his Siamese honors, " that he shall then have his head shaved for the bet ter preservation of his health, and that he shall be, after the expiration of seven days, made to cut grass for the royal elephants for the rest of his natural
The Press., 1898-08-11

An elephant can carry about three tons on it's back.
The Press., 1898-08-11
HOW TO MAKE MONEYi

If you are out Of employment and want no stl0n, paying you from $50 to $1OO monthly clear above expenses by working regularly, or, if you want 70 increase your present income from $9OO t S0 ssG9 ss yeaEiy by woTkdng at odd times write Pa Pa- stating age, whether married or single, last position with them by which you can make morf. money easier and faster than you ever made before in your life.
The Progress., 1898-05-28
IRON AND HARDWARE

Axes-S5 0Oa$10 CO.
| AXles-6 1-2c per pound.
| Bellows-2Oa22c per inch
Belting-Rubber, SOC and go De.
Gastings.3a4 per pound
Hoes-$3 OOa6 DC per dozen.
n, morse Sc shoes.Quoted at $4a45oper c.>,
lron-Flat, round and square. 2 10
rates.
Iron IRON Bound Hames-S2 75a6 90
Kelly Plows-Boss, 81 rs each.
helly Points-Boss, 81 so per dozen
SSpades-Short hendie, S6 5ya1i 90,
10 CO. f '' " IVA
SSweeps-All sizes, 2 3-4c per pound.
Slngletrees-$l 50a5 90 per dozen.
Trace Chains-27a4Oc per pair.
Bull IonSueS-Corn shovels, diamond
Scooters, &c; turn shoveIs, PC: heel
dozen. ' W. ~ Poi
-Galvanized, barb, 1-c3
sas w GG: D ; l-3 inches, thimble skein,
8 8 IA inches, S5S 90; 12 inches, SOS 90.
peats 80; brakes 50 90. Tubular or
hollow iron axle wagons. two-horse.
$50 %: four horse, sos 00a7G o..
The Progress., 1898-05-28
The Progress
81 90
Per Year,
SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC.

| SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC.
Jornan Street, Methodist, Sunday
school enjoyed their annual picnic
Thursday. 1t was held in the beautiful
| grove Of Senator T. c. Barrel, on South :
ern avenue.
The day OF the right kind, the
weather was proptous and all went
merrily.
The children OF course were the merri-
est participants, though the older ones did
not fail to appreciate the outing
One OF the most interesting features of
the occasion was the browning of the Nav
Queen
BY vote of the school, Miss Alice
Dunn, the secretary, a beautiful young
girl, and as modest, sweet and bright as
she is pretty, was chosen the schools May
Queen. And by a similar method-pop-
ular vote-Master George Lear was select
ed to perform the coronation act. Master
George Lear is one of the teachers of this
Sabbath school, and is unusually bright
He isone OF Natures's noble youths.
The honor was most fittingly bestowed
in each Instance.
The superin tendent is proud OF that
school. The maidenly girls, manly boys,
superb women and men who attend are
such would make any superintendent
take pride in the school, and earnestly |
strive to prove worthy of such a charge.
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AMONG THE CLOUDS.
This

IS where Hynson's Springs are sit
uated, and also abut 6 miles from
Marhall Texas. This is the par
adisc of rest, recreation, and re-
stored health, seekers. It's miner
al waters are unsurpassed. Write
Z. j. Randall, at Shreveport or
Marshall, for particulars
The Progress., 1898-05-28
Lady Type Writer

A young lady who is an adept as
a stenographer and type write r,
desires position in some business
house which insures regular en-
ployment. The best Of references
given. Has attended the Soule
College. Address The Progress,
Shreveport, La. If
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Jules Dreyfdss & Compap
GENERAL LOCAL MARKET

GENERAL LOCAL MARKET
Inc quotations are reviewed and cor
rected weekly, and represent prices 10
round lots from first hands
COTTON.
SHREVEPORT MARKET.
MAY 90, 1898.
, Good Ordinary 4 SIS
M MG% M,ddllng 1,16
Good Middiiiing... '
Provisions.
Bacon-73-4
| Dry Salt enthusiastically at 7 dc
Breakfast Bacon--9 1-4c.
Hams-Choice canvassed sugar-cured
1-4c.
bard-c9mpound, s-4c; pure, Sc
Bacon plates 7-Sc.
BREADSTUFF.
or straight, So SO patent, fancy, se.25.
sacks, $40.
| Crackers-A B c soda crackers are quo
ted at c; Cream &c by the lot
| Rlce-New Louisiana, to &c.
COFFEE AND TEA.
Cofee-Easy; fair. 91-2c; medium grade
IL 1-2c; better, 15@16c.
Tea-Good stock on hand, fair demand.
EAR at Csc; good, 40@5oc; fine, 75@ SIC;
finest finest, $1'oo@$1,25 per pound by the
SUGAR AND MOLAssEs.
,, sugar-Standard granuiated, &c; S.
S 1-2c; choice yellow elarifi fed" N 14e
prime yellow ella rified, SC; seconds
kettle, zoe; choice rebsoiied, 24@soc e 'p'"
TOBACCO.
haN
25c; better grades, 35@5oc; fine quality Of
Smc king-2o@25c.
OnIons-1 so bushel.
Beans-Navy, &c per pound.
Irish Potatoes-S1.10
Cabbage-$2 Is.
k'"o'-s sEhb fsr Fo4fx z 81
E Es'a1%pf Rose, y e e; 50.
BAGGING AND TIES.
Bagging-2 Id, 1-2c; 3-4 10, 1-4c.
Twine-For bailing purposes quoted at
1Oc per 10 by the bale.
Iron Ties-90c.
GRAIN AND FEEDsTUFF.
Corn-Mixed sacked.-52c per bushel.
=, Hay-Choice prairie (Arka nsas), $3.50
oats-White 42c; Rust Proof, -.
Rye-9Oc.
|
Bran-S2c ,
Chopped Cord-90c per 100 pounds.
Millet Seed-S5c per busbel.
Cotton Seed MeaI-9Oc
Wheat-$1.25
CHICKENS AND EGGS. Z;
chickens, hens, per doz. 9 90 I
'roilers per doz ............. l 5OoD1 rs :
tryers. large, per doz ......... 2 O0a2 so :
eggs per doz. Observation-Disclosures. s &
5utter, country, per pound. 10 S
turkeys. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S6D9c =
HIDES AND WOOL MARKET. +
Dry hides, No. flint, per ID . II 1882 !
The Progress., 1898-05-28

The Valley OF The Teche came to our
office for the first time this week, and
The Progress exchanges with pleasure
The Progress., 1898-05-28
NOTICE TO LAW YERS.

We are prepared to turn out
your briefs on short notice, and
solicit your patronage.
The Progress., 1898-05-28
Jules Dteyfuss & Conpapu. Ltd

M thing Hat FURNISHING
m ssccn1t nurst
0hyth best
s"r S0'"""' II " New o"uuu
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Concerning sii,tlelos.

The mls,lctoc seems to flourish great.
~ In England. especially Ia the southern
part u the country. whore II has
been immortallzed by the Druids. who
had an extraordinary vcncra,lon for
~ number three. says vallnncy. and
they chose the mlntletue. because not
only IL berries but iis leaves also grow
IN clusters OF three united 90 one stalk.
The Drulds celebrated n grand festival
on the annual cutting " fhe miatictoe.
which was held ON the sixth day ~ the
moon nearest their now year. Many
ceremonies were observed; the ofilclat-
Ing Druid being clad In white. cui tho
plant with u golden sickle. and received
10 In white cloth. The name ~ the
plant II derived. according 10 the Eng.
llsh johnson, from the Saxon: mlstcl.
blrdllmr, and tan "a twiE u N a par
naltlc plant that n 10 De growing upon
the branches m trees principally tho
oak. several W the Pine tribe. cherry.
etc. The chief Interest surrounding the
pagan plant today s tho fact that
young mon AMI cuy mhidrnl mako e an
excuse 10 Indulge IN prolonged oscula-
ton. Prom whence ihia strange cuH-
tom Is derived book lore II apparently
silent ~ the grave.
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hTAelAscs COLUMN.

Three more wards " havana were
evacuated Yesterday
The Paris boursc opened firm yeutor-
DAY, but sentiment became less faNoiA-
s @Sney a'g ana 09 The ens wss isav Ss''
Francisco Quinloro. q Spanish guerrilla.
while walking along Deniea street, lia-
Vuut. yesterday. was hfcd AT IRON ihc
rUof Of house and seriously wounded.
miisloner-Generni Peck has mp
pointed charles RichHriiH podse - New
York director OF agriculture Tor tho
American cAhihlt 90 the Paris exposition.
cant .uon. CnHtollnnoH. after. formerly
turning over the Island 20 the Amgflenns
on Juunnry iHt viii leave for AiAtnnEus,
who're he VII remain a fortnight. going
thence TO tlcniueEua,
Th,rc ~ no conccaimont among naval
ofiictrt of tho most priceless value that
the uoHHr1Hluu OF the turnllnut NnnlN
contribute 20 tho maintenance Of AmeTi-
can interests Ia the faeiic,
Reporie from Manila that Admiral
Dewey dcHlrcr 10 return homo nfu not
believed by department. officials, their
advice from him Indicating that ha de-
nics TO remain IN the rh'hppinea.
Ia Lucha says Il can SEQ no dlsloyaiiy
on Tho part Of tho spanish residents Ia
cuba II they choose To- hoist Amcrl-
bounced tho Island without consulting
the spanlardr,
There % a strong sentiment IN naval
cirrlga In favor ~ the passage OF q law
which VIII permit the retention OF Ad.
mirnl Dewey upon tho active lat for ten
.eara aH was done In tho case OF heroes
ol tie civil war.
-. f.oow president Of tho criminal
chamber ~ the French court 81 cnHAa.
ton. up,nt two hours at the ministry oi
tbs Interior yesterday afternoon takinH
iho tratlmony ~ 81 Dupoy, the pre-
mivr, In tho Drvyfus case.
Tho navy department N going 60 b,
prepared from any emergency that mas
hereafter arise in tho Atlantic or Pnulni
tVrruH ~ carrying On hand the rA1r
nilut stopl, " nearly half a million ton
~ the best HtCamiur coal for wurallpi
that can be procured,
Joseph Johnson. a lahorcr nj Mitchell
and Tranluse rolling mill. cnyington
Ky, attempted yesterday 10 XIII tho VII,
uf dumfH Anderson, "a well known bur
STAR. az 90 Main street, and then turnot
The weapon on himself with imms dat,
fatal CuDrL Anderson IL serving u tern
ia the Ohio ponitentiary.
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Mns. cAnIrU's Nrw rLAY.
American Production Of zasn i iren,hy
N.v.rthoirss strictly Moral.

washington. Dec. ~. The hrs,
Amsgr1u pfaiuu.ou OF Zlza. a plly
,i1m .hs Fr reh. vhich lla been run
uIas lH rlra for over "a year, .glk X.
nea.l.tu and g0cieiy 20 she Lafayette
square thlatcg ionigft Many 81 vac
dlulomlsic carIr. iualutsrs thf iltArA
om Iasrtdor and sir Juildn Paunet
f.e. bad rcsu Nr play 90 iarie' emu
flUfe Nla HIma culaf.y 80 tet ans
Lasilc Carers iGtlrprtiasl9n OF inc
ulri 81 the heroine.
n0 nIsy g. qulc on, o. She ordinary
* is Frcnchy, wAhoui hcinE .minui AZ
Tho best oYupAmlH when be0Aiil'
tIawrr. and MIS-. Leslie Ctt.er, ae.
irtss. could D. g.ven. came nom ihe
rrol 1uuved and apparently suqere ap-
piabfs from lAe DJNga YecJFied " tai
dipipmnic oorgs. Mrs. carter was giN'
en- TX curtain calls a. sac cnd 81 ihe
rrn ace. and Bgaaecu Was called bitofe
'if cuisain for "A speech.
Mra. Caftcf'f ruWiA were the SUD
lrCi % comment htcaute they are
UNIQUE and lavish. TIE production "
elaborate. and the supporting compA-
ny Of n.ty-tWp spgaking Parts, " sat.
lsfact0ry. Iazl ~ a love rury OF
much delight AMI scmc shadow. Il Is
she story " a child 10 the streets who
becoming an actress, develops the
firsrr,u asd VIII TO ifsc above clfcum-
siunc0a go rlcriicc herself 90 preserve
che tanc.liy Of sh, home - the nan
she loves
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The ourrcn, number Of the woman's
Exponent, dated Dec. 10. brings an ca-
pcclally Interesting lot u matter.
among which are the following. to.
gcthrr with a spicy lot u miscellaneous
aelcctInnsi
Prcss club Entertainment. Poiltlcs--
a Mugwump. IN Incident fdh. ". =.
Report \ Loving Trlbuie-lllchard =.
Horne. ". W. y. o.-i,uth ". Fox.
Susan y. Anthony General nrllof So.
clcty Conforencc-E. u. Wells. Soc In
McmorIam. ladies' Scml- Monthly Mcrt-
Ing Edltorlli-A Chrlsimna Thought.
Thoughts. Christmas Again. President
Sarah 81. klmhali. Musings and Mem
ufies Editorial Notes poctry--A
Lovers Sentimental. l.. Greene Rich
ards. Old Father Time Selected.
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ONLOOEER Sees THE GAME.

A. L., .,,..,,h ,tt t,,.. -, t...t a.. -.
9, -, a. la, r'' ~, -" p Nn'''
M, ~ ~ .n'i 80
49,, We 'N" '"" 90" "s'
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H''it ~" W '''" Nh'h tNlus'''E
Nv"
TIL Journey mon llfhrfa pursual
.helr t,,,rr.,,, a.. .,h.r ,,.t,, "a s,.-
-
'h'i ~ lp'"i puifH dti feBullil'nH Tor
the Eudtnce of tie craN, while upon
IN. temp.sttinus and bllh.v.y I. .,,,f,,tn
I, - 80 80. -. -
'e''r' '"'f i'""'Nh '"' H't'"N
OF th' county commissioners Win re-
fpc.c so the ptuttpring OF hlld.hrIlfI
b,rb.fs IN, r,s,.r vyu a.. -, -
''
wear Niki''F hhus 'ipa betnre atiemp.-
Ing Co sell a hair rgslorrr. "Wlrrins,i
tu grow hair ON "a billiard l1u" In
ofd,r 10 emphasize The rul,uf conduct.
lpg business 900 q stttcuy pltn basis.
10 clock ur VISION VIII b. allowed lu
ury hlrbeI shop ID Fhat thers win b.
absolutely AMI prslrVs.v IA 'sfrE."
Ia accurlluer wish Hi. omr-nurlrel
oul.om 0f il unifus. "a walking d.l.-
pate hn- been provided flr ia. dtt.
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whereas. Emo. d, IIogc and I.uaelne
ilogc, his wife, DID, By their ecrialn decd
% Ssed ,rss dGsse erS ssrSSs' l,n 'i and
&c Of IL recorder Voc os Salt iaka County MY
ean We T ,e William 1T bss i trustee. u' a.
following described real estate. situate
IN said Salt Lake. County. Utah.
sloss fo A pas' e lot pli four 81
four aud one.haif ,,'J rgds solih- % Tho
running thence south three Cirods.thcne
west ten uVl rods. thence north three Dl
rods, thence east ten u0l rods TO the place
of beginning; which said conveyance WAS
made in trust 10 secure TO the order OF
the l.omhnri Investment Company, the
payment of the Eaid I:noa u. and
note OF even date with said deed OF trust
for the principal sum OF s.V1. due Fob.
fuary int. iSss. With interest thereon from
tho date thereof until maturity at thu
rate OF xix per cont per annum, payable
reml.annunily. and with interest thereon
after maturity until paid az the rate %
twelve Per cen, per Annum' payable
Whereas. Il u provided In said deed OF
trust that in case o. default In the pay.
uunt OF said notc,or ~ tho intercat thsTe.
on. tho trustees shall. upon the appiica-
ton OF tho present lcsal holder and owner
OF said note. sell and Dispose Of the above
,itie, bcneht and equity Of rsdcmp,lon ~
The sald En0r -, and i.uacino uogo' theif
heirs and assigns therein, nt public nuc.
tlon, nj the place. IN the manner and for
tho purpose In said deed of trust atntcd.
after having frrl rivcn thirty days public
notice ~ particularly provided for III said
deed 81 trust. reference % which IL here.
by made for greater certainty: aud
Whereas, said note Of 500, was ex.
tsndcd 20 February iHt. iNys. with inter.
est thereon at the rate Of six pcr cent per
annum, payable semi annually. and,
Whereas default has been made In tho
and unpaid. and tho iegal holder % sail
prominsory note has, IN accordance with
mo termn OF said deed Of trust, DECLARED
the whole of said indcbtoncsa due and
Now. Therefore. notice Is hereby given
that 1. the undersigned William n, Dale
lie present legal holder and owner III
said prom Hory note, ana under and by
virtue Of tue power and authority Ia me
Ntstod hy the terms OF rld deed ~ trust
Will on Thursday, the tth DAY Of January
~, al the hour u ten o'clock In the fore
noon of rnid day, soil the above described
properly. and az the rights, title, bcnc.
| tn0n II. and Luacine fioge. their holr1
| nnd assigns therein, NJ public auction fnr
Inc highest nnd best price the same will
bring IN cash, nj the frpnt door ~ this
| County Court lioufp ~ Salt Lake CITY.
/ IN tho County Of falt Lake, and State IN
| Utah. for the purpose q paying said IN.
'A'N WILLIAM II. DALE.
First publication, Dec. 9Th. isss.
| last publication. Jnny, I, 1889,
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ASSESSMENT SoricE.
The rl.sure Mining Company.
Principal Place OF business. Salt Lake
city. Utah.
Location of Mines. Tln,Ic Mining Dis.
trict.

NOTICE is hereby given that at a
meeting Of the directors, held NJ salt
Lake city. on Friday. November II.
isgs. an assessment or one half Of one
cent per share was levied on the capital
stock Of the corporation. payable on or
before December II. 1875. 90 the sccrc-
,ary, az the office OF the company, ios
cast, Second South. Salt Lake cay.
Utah.
Any stock upon which this asacss-
mcnt may remain unpaid on the siih
day Of December. 1898. will be iclin-
lie auction. and unless payment II made
before. will be sold on the 10Th day OF
January. 1899. tn pay the delinquent as
fessmcn;. together with the cost OF ad-
ycrtlaing and expense OF sale.
II. GREEN. Secretary.
Datrd Nov. II. fSqe
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ASSESSMENT Soricr.
The Northern Spy Mining Company.
Location OF Principal Place Of Busi-
ness: salt Lake CITY. Utah. Loca-
tlon OF Mine and Works: Tlntic
Mining District. Juab CJun-
~, Utah.

Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting OF the Board Of Trustees OF
said company. held on the fsih day of
November, 1898, IN Assessment mo. y
Of ten tio) cents per share was levied
on the capital stock OF the Corporation.
payable Immediately 20 <hc secretarys
az his Office, Mccormick & COS, Bank.
corner ist South and Elat Temple
streets. Salt Lake City. Utah. Any
stock upon which this Assessment shall
remain unpaid on Wednesday. she 2Sth
day OF December. 1898. will be delin-
quent aud advertised for sale at public
auction: and unless payment Il made
before. will be sold on Mond1y. the 2lrd
day Of January. 1899. 20 pay the DELHI
qurnt asseesmcrf. together with the
cost OF advertising and expenses Of
Gale.
by order Of the board o. Trustees.
4. HANAUER JR.. Secretary.
Corner LIST South and East Temple
Streets. sak Lake City. Utah. Nov.
20. 1898.
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MILITARY PLOT is tlyEARTHED
Big Coup Was Planned in Paris 10 Transpife
Tomorrow.
Partisan Police I;un Across q Valuable
bundle Of discriminating Letters
No Details ~ Conspiracy.

London. Dec gG.-The Paris cores
pendent u the Daily Chronicle says:
II u asserted that the French police
have sc.zcd several bundles Of letters,
whose contents prove that military
plot j. ia thorough WORKING order.
The Paris correspondent Of the Week
~ sun % London tciegfaphed his pa
per Oh sunday tha, he had knowledge
OF a military coup planned for Wcdnes-
day. auurA he Bavp no details VI the
l.ut
Thc PARIS correspondent % the sum
day Special of L1nuou limited 10 aimilar
knowledge. adding mas the cpuft ui
clssatlou would giNe julsinsut Hes'nse
DreyuH Iu Thufsday. y.ei1lng 81 the
governments plea % stale necessity.
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WIN caRoo nunSiSo.
q. \. Collier vigiiant Arrives at Manila f.
other Vessels Make the Fort.

WnfnlnEton. Dec. :G.-lt wa an
nouncei AZ che ravy deplwmtni tedAy
that the cruiser Cincinnati would re-
main sol HAvnut ur:ll after January lst
ana sake pirt IN The ceremonies T.ttni-
irg the Spanish cVaculion q cuban
grrf i0ry. ~ she Ouucluf.nn % which
the vessel viii - TO New York. Latest
reports indicate SOFT the Nn0lnrwtl
sur.i,roi ~ material dimtge by run
ming aground On the harbor % santiago
sCvetul Gays ago.
A telorium was received. saying that
,hr collier Niriilw had arrived Al
Manila with the cargo "a fir', bD, Slv-
tnE no details.
Commodore cr1mN 80. conrnindtr OF
ihe nlw naval T;A.ioiaa a. Havana, has
ultifed the ruyy dcpattmCr. shat ne
hsa ho.rtsi hls iiaE On the AUXILIARY
cruiser 'RcH1lute. which has Jus ar.
rived at that port. Thas ver-ei VIII re-
main at Havana a. s.aenn aHap.
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OFFICE on MIDLAND compANy,

Salt Lake city, Utah. Dec. 4 ive
9 meeting Of the. slockboiicrs Of ;hs
Midland Company IA hereby called In hcc
neln az NE omlce Of the Company. x
Slty. tab. on Tuesday. the 10th dav NJ
Jlnnuary. lsf,. 70 vote upon the pronosi.
Won 81 pvrchnsing certain mining prop.
SAT- Lake County. Utah, and also 20
vote on the ,pruposition Of amending the
by Jaws. and especially Article II Of lie
nt-laWn OF the company I'm relation 10
the meeting OF the stockholders OF tho
company.
q. l.. BEMts.
FRANK HOFFMAN,. '''
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NOTICE or ASSESSMENT.


Iftah Asphalt and Narnish COMPANY
Situation OF Principal PLACE or hshf
ness No. 4dS Mccormick BLOCH
No,tca h hereby given that az a meet.
ing OF the Hoard 81 Directors ol wv
Utah Asphalt aud Narnlsh cgflpii,rH
held at Salt Lake city, utan Mses''baif
OF one "a cent per. share wa NM, ,l"r'
ON Tho capital stock OF tho eofl9ls,sa,rV
payable 20 iriant =, YOUNG ,t'sii' VIZ
linn and amy stock upon when W.
,aseranient shall remain unpaid ~ Va.
nth day Of January, lse. VIZ a, nab.
inpau,,.tian. and III payment u not lAans
hs foro viii ba sold on the eth uas M
TeDrr,ary. 1850. at the hour OF Nb -
at me office of the company Niitah
Ne nrnieK block, Salt Lake CIT, .,is.
~ ma" asacasnent and cost OF "u''
ing and expenses Of sale ,,o,,,,c
Secretary
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Notice ls hereby given that there viii
be n meeting Of the stockholders OF tho
Atlantic Mining and Milling company,
a corporation OF Utah. Thurrdny tho tth
day Of January 1899. ut o'clock D. m,
~ fhe principal Office and place Of
30 Dvoly Block. Salt Lake City, Utah,
Said meeting will be held FOR the pur.
pose Of cicctlnF board OF directors for
rnid company for tn, ensuing year md
for such other BURNERS M may regular
~ come before said meeting.
G. y. WARREN.
President Of BOARD Of Directors.
Dated Dec. o. fNgS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-27
srocKnoLpEny MEETING.

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT 4
special meeting OF tho stockholders OF
the Diamond Consolidated Mining Conn
pany VIII be held nj ~ a. ~. Wednesday.
January ilih. iN9 al the Office OF the
city, Utah. for the election OF BOARD
u Directors and officers for the ensuing
year. FOR the purnoro OF authorizing the
mining property and for the transaction
of such other business M may legally
come before yald meeting.
LOUIS T.. BAMBFRCER.
President.
Dated ri Salt Lake City this sth day
Of December f,q4