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nrMnNiNn MI MINns.
They are TO be Taken from American
tti,ers, where The, can be- Replaced.

Rivers where lhff 'hh We h'p''''''
washington. July iiain compliance
with iha determination NJ the cabinet
t0 order the removal NJ Doc submarine
mines sunk ln h1fbIrs and rivers bee
fore The war. General WIl-1n. chief %
engineers. has addressed The following
letter 90 all engineer officers under
WHO'S, Jurisdiction these works % de-
fonsr r,st.
Tho secretary OF war has ordered
that Wherever the Interests Of CONE
merce shall 20 demand. the submarinc
mIufa now placed Zoo various rlv0ri ana
htrblfs along Tho Atlantic. Gulf ami
Pacific COASTS shall be- removed ur sN-
Won are authorized 60 remove OR exc
rIIl. lH In your Judgment will Doc u.st
Cot the Interests If me Hrvlr' wh o.
ever The Interests ~ clmmsic0 H1 dee
mlnd. the submarine mines In ihr
various river ana harblrs under your
IN r. Intended that the cables. junction
boxes. anchors. cHHrmltr appliance
etc. shall remain iu position. aud thit
you shall have ready 40 'nch hlrulr'
tho nee a1try mine eases. 'fr''tveH,
etc. H1 that mines 90 replace those re-
moved can hf lad Immediately upon
receipt NJ Geographic Instructions In
removing ,he mines and Withdrawing
tho charge. the utmost care must Toe
obs fyrd. as % BE- possible that The frlc-
ton arising from unHerrwlug the plug
mlrht cause an explosion.
should you deem 10 best ln ihs Inter-
oHts VI the service 10 explode The mines
In position. you are authorized 90 DO
ai whenever You have ON hand sum-
Client materials 90 Immediately replace
them.
In nrIng tho mines you are requested
Co personally sup rntrnd thH upt yati1n
ana % carefully observe the result In
each case 30 that the Information
gained. which Will De- NJ great value In
future operations may be- carefully
c1llntcd lu the intcroH, ~ the science ~
war
You viii please notify by telegraph
ne chief OF engineer aud the division
engineer vi your division whenever you
they may have the Opportunity ~ bee
lrE present should their other Import
ant public dulra permit
in Ill this work you are requested 90
use the utmost care. 60 a.e that the
harhlr or river In the vicinity ~ the
mines you propose % explode la Aha1-
iutsly clear NJ vessels when the eNpll-
sion takes place. ana DO boz more than
careful on every possible point ln ease
~ u your Intention 90 take up the
mines and remove the charges.
Tho views NJ 'hr tori. 90 board In
reference 90 removing the charges
have been requested and Will be COM
munlcated 90 you.
Wherever iho mines now placed do
not IN sgY way Interfere with CONF
mcrce tbsI need not be- removed.
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WARNING 70 LAWN SPRINSLERS.

The scarcity of water In some parts
81 rho city calls Tor the strict enforce
mont % the ciiy ordinance IN relation
20 the use VI water The attention of all
persons using lawn sprlnklers Is speci-
ally called 10 the following provision
SOC. II. sprinklers FOR lawns. gardens
ana yards must only be used for the
purposes paid for. No nozzle lut
aprinkllng shall be allowed larger thin
one fourth Of an inch In diameter ana
no sprlnkling shall be allowed except ~
connection with other water service.
The city ~ hereby divided into two
sprinkling districts. All that portion or
the city lying cnHt and north ~ me
following boundaries is hereby mlde
and declared Co be- the upper sprinhilns
district. to wit. Comm fnclng 80 Wy
Intersection NJ First West ana seVen.th
North streets and running thence south
along said First West street 90 S,. .sil'
North street. thence east al1nN ahli 0tl-
ond North street to Apple street, 10 nee
aluthoastcrly along Apple street 20
First North street. thence east Hilus
said First North street 10 Eas,
Temple street. thence anuth along ~,
East Temple street 70 North Iempi {
street. thence east along North Temple
along state street % South Temple
street. thence enat along South Tenn
pie street 10 sixth East street. thence
south along said Sixth East street 20
Liberty Park Ana an persons iiklns
water from the mains on South Itmplc
street onst 81 state Street nu1 those
taking from the mains on SIKH haai
street shall hc deemed 10 belong 70 the
upper sprlnklInr district
An thHt portion OF th' City ylnR
south and west m the fnr1rnInE houn'
dariUs DE- hereby made and decAtcl 20
b. the iowor sprlnkling dlgtficI "a.
waits streets. windows snd
irici MUST BIZ USED ONLY nE.
TWEEN THE HOURS oF G ANp
4. ~. AND 4 ANp a. NJ MD ~
THE LOWER DISTRICT BErWEEN
THE HOURS or AND 10 a. 81
AND 6 AND T.. M.duriuE the month";
Of July, August September and october
Of each year. Thirty minutes each daJ
shall b. allowed for the uprinkllng of
each onr hundred square yards OF
lawn iu the upper district. md tweni,
minutes for the same area In the lower
dl.,rIct
Any person violating any Of the pro-
visions ~ this section, mr. oi any proc
inmatlon made by the Mayor In pursu
nncn thereof. shall. on conviction, h'
nncd In any sum not exceeding ten dol
lars for the FIRST uffeuHn, and not rN
cocdlnE twenty dollars for each subsc
qurnt onouae.
Let an persons Interested take dul
notice and govern their lawn aprlnkllni
JOHN r. CAME.
SUPERINTENDENT % WatCrWnrka.
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Sew York, July IA copyright dis
patch 10 the world from its Manila
correspondent dated July ith. says:
81 have just returned from COM
plcto tour N ahc lnsurgent lines south
u Manila. gong 10 the trenches within
600 yards OF the Spanish lines. found
the rebels strongly lntrcnchod. There
ore 1900 before Manila ready to attack
when ordered.
Thoy claim that they can mkc Ma
Mia and that pinn1 ore perfected Tor
attack tomorrow, the 10Th. on all sides
OF Manila.
"Thcy predict uccors and nrc as
aurgd the SpaninriB are growing des-
pctuto. Reports show q strong senu-
mont favorable to surrender 60 the
Americans. but an favor lighting the
rebels. and " the insurgents attack
Thorn @ WIN probably result On grcat loss
of life on both aidea There arc only
two German wufrhlps In ths huhur
Two others are supposed to be In the
yiciniiy.
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prrrNpINd "a nornaoaNr. enrw.
Company Agent Mates a statement On
behalf OF the vessel. ouicers.

Company Agent Wakes statement on
behalf Of the Nc.s'i'. ouic'rs'
New York. July ii-Thc Times to-
day says
Paul Faguot. acting general agent for
the United States and Canada of tho
Compaanio General TmnatIaniiquo,
has given out Tor publication % state
mont concerning the charges made IN
relation To the conduct NJ the Grew "
la Iiourgognc ut the tlmc " tho re-
cent disaster. Among other things
Mr FaEuct says;
1T would be- useless Tor me- ~ do
fond the captain and subordinate Of
ilccrH ~ Ia liourFogue. They showed
themselNcH heroes hy remaining az
their posts and dying with those they
could not save, one OF tho sightrn Of
nccra Of the deck ana engine depart
menta only three sawed themselves,
ana then they did not leave the Hhlp
until they had done their whole duty.
Immediately after The collision uf-
ncrrn ana men alike went tu tho posts
assigned them. Several HtuthntHrl
llfcboats were dashed 10 pIryrt. while
the life boats un the port slide had been
rendered useless hy the heavy llft of
the steamer Co Htarhulu The crew.
aided by some NJ iho pasHcuF,s. sue.
ccodtd. however iu lowering two uf
Thorn, Ia which women md children
took their places Unfortunately
these boats had 10 he Slipped along
the hun OF tho steamer Co Doc lowered
aud they capslEud, u was only no thr
last minute, whom nll Efforts were OF
no avail and Tho steamer was about
Go disappear that tho rliIurs. hy order
OF their chiefs jumped into the sea
and thirty live m tho sixty were lost
''rhe three lIir boats that had been
launched after having uulo1dod thelr
passenger IN safety un hoard tho
CrumlrtyHhirc, Wuir three more trips
and brought AN the survivors. Cap
tain Henderson uf the cromnrtyrhirr
has made 90 tho council M Halifax Il
statement declaring that the criticisms
attributed 90 him by writer's In tho
newspapers are untrue,
1.-THE nrrmpn and coal paHsera weto
down lu the engine room until tho end
striving against the water which Wut
invading H. 90 secure the good work
iug M the pumps. II was only ave ni
nix mluutes before the steamer fluN
that tho chief engineer who died ut hl'
post of duty, gave nj two ulnrtrn'
times two blows Of his wlugtlo rlFnlIl'
Ing the crew 10 cease the work of rvs.
cue ana hasten away,
THE occurrence Us brought tp my at
OF brutal treatment ON the part of uul
crew. one uf the passengers, a ypuul
man, showed me scar which be- said
h. had received from a blow lnnictr
by an oar In tho hands N some one
whether "A passenger or "a railur hr iit
not know, but no added that the mar
who did strike him was Justified DO
doing 81, because there were cghtcor
81 twenty ON the rnft he was tryiui
20 climb on, and Il be- had not been rU
pulsed. tho raft would have cuusizv,
and the whole party lost The othc
incident was related 40 me boy one o
the passengers. A friend Oi his Will
uyng To climb ON uu already over
loaded raft was knocked hpCk by m
blow from an oar Ia a sailors hand
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New York, July n August Keller
one of tho gunuors aboard the battle
ship Indiana hls written 10 hls brother,
charles, lu Sowar. y, J.. letter
which throws more llght ON tho battle
which resulted ia the destruction OF
CoUoraH squadron.
According 90 the young gunner, tho
Indiana played O. leading part in th'
fray lie says that the fight lasted
two hours, aud that the Indiana whip.
ped tho Vlzcnya and the two torpcl.
boats Furor and Plut1n
one of tho udiaua's i9-iuch RAILROAD
trains" went clear through ono of IN,
torpedo boats. cxplodiug instantly NE
forward ana fcndiug thu boat 90 IN,
alton.
Toward the end ~ tho battle. when
hp Nizcnya was an but yanuuiahcd
Ar ludlauu's tArs IN her turret got Co.
thor ana scratched ou one OF N
hollis IN biz letters this inscription
Remember the Maine"
The shell Was run into the breach
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EIr bronson shot,

wilmington. July il.-Thc coroner has
made O. careful examination Of the body
u the unknown mnn found Ia "a frcight
ear attached to train arriving IN this
city yesterday from jersey CITY. From
papers found ON the body the MUIR
dcrcd man ~ thought 10 be- T.. H.
bronson Or Chicago He had been
shot through the heart. when found
the blood on hia clothing was dry aud
IL appeared that De- had been dead for
Some time before reaching this city,
Tho nnlIon nrn lmNnalInnllng.
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DR.. !. THOMAS.
psntlaL
q Auth Nan Suss,. Salt Lake cp.
ASSIGNMENT NJ. q.

Buckeye Mining Company. situation OF
Principal place OF BualncrH. No.
f0S Mccormick Block, Salt
Lake CITY. Utah.
Notice g. hereby given that at a
meeting ~ the Board Of Directors OF
the buckeye Mining CO., held at salt
Lake city. Utah June 20, 1855. an as
HcsHmrnt Of threo-fourthH ga OF one
u) per cent per share was levied on
the capital stock of the corporhtlof
payable at once TO Bflunt =. Nuuug'
seer tury, No, i0s Mccormick block,
salt Lake city, Utah, AMI any stock
upon which the assessment thtl r.
mnin linpaid ON the goth day OF July.
i,9s. win be- delinquent and advertised
for sale az public auction, ana "
payment h not made before viii be
sold un the 10th day OF August lNs,
nt tho hour Of .. M. az the oiiioe 81
tho company No. tON Mccormick
block. salt Lake CITY, utah, 10 pay
assessment and costs OF advertising
and cNu rnach NJ sale.
BRfANT 8. YOUNG,
Secretary,
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rLAN az Tnr ATTACK.
An Carefully Prepared 10 Act Upon Gen.
Toraf. Refusal.


Playa del Estr. Guantanamo nay.
July - copyrighted is9s. by the
Associated Prcul Tho uncyontful
truce has continued 40 today before
Santiago and viii continue until to-
morrow Crhundayl. Gyn, Torl has
rejected conditions offered by Gen.
shattor IN the face of q threatened de-
ncWai ~ tho hombarimynL
40 d. thought that spanish ohstl-
nancy Dr. strengthened hy the knUWl-
cdgo ~ sickness among the American
truups. the real fartH nH tu which have
probably boon exaggerated inside tho
spanish lines, nH Drn. TIrllH present
attitude IN certainly not ihlt ~ The
spaninrdH who ran iu lllhsou with
pleas Tor protection at The end ~ the
trst days night
Tho present order Is flr % renewal OF
the homhtrdmrut 40 noon tomorrow.
July A. Tho guns are being pltced very
slowly owing tn tho WrHtChud cnndl-
tiun ~ The roads, which have been
washed into NrriiHhlr canyons by the
torrents NJ rain which have fallen In
the last low nights
The American position h now con-
ridrr.d hy Gen. Miles quite AZ strong
and effective as ihr lack ~ heavy ar
t.lsry VII permit, The plan Tor tomor.
row n 90 try ip nauk the extreme west
rf The Spanish line by landing M
sixth MuW1rhusrtR and slNuh
Illinois Ht CahanaA, two miles west ni
90 Murfp The attack on tho. Htronl
battery lu position thrrc n Ia be MAJ,
under cover NJ hthvy bombardmrnl
0f the Spanish csnter.
m tho lime ls broken NJ TINS pnlnl
Gen Ilwtnn. on our extreme flEhl
win probably crush the spanish ltl
ana un entry ho thus onocird.
The command ~ this rNpfdlUnn wa
rlyrn hy Oon. Miles 20 Con. uuN
Henry. hut the latter was unable @
make connections with the auNllhr,
rruIsar Yale. which carried the SIKH
NInssachusettH. and Sixth Illinois
Therefore Gen. Garrison WIN com
maud. Gen. Henry ~ bitterly diHap
Grave fears are expressed amnni
army mon here that should the bonn
hnrdmnnt tomorrow IAN ~ tho lu
tended offcct the nnNl. rs tn end thI
campaign IN this vicinity may lead M
American authorities 90 accept Gen
/ Tnrais proposition
Every one f'nls ttlt Santiago r. M
/ only barrier now ln 400 way nf aWlf
| descent upon Porto Rico.
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Madrid. july lathe newspapers
publish a statement 10 the effect that
The spanish minister of marine has
secured proofs that The Americans
used inccndiary prOiccillra, thus rN-
planning the burning Of the Spnnish
ships nt Cavlto and Santiago de- Cuba
Some ~ the papers urged the govern
ment mot 10 protest 10 the powers on
this subject. but 60 use thu same
weapons IN spanish forts against
American ships"
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and thus the lives u the fifteen OF
twenty men on the raft were saved
what was the duty IN these two ca.es
Of those who had charge ot the tniia'
r., ruieo on. man who might have been
able to lind gucc1r elsewhere, OF let
twenty pcTiHh2
IAN OF these facts were reported 70
mo by passenger Several iclal
~ unfortunate victims. hy question: nF
"a, r,tir and dining room walters who
y.r., s4v.1. have learned Few lu"i.
d.rts In the lives uf their lost relatives
lrrt before the shin went down nud
t.v. b9er Convinced TINT the charges
III uabhiug and other huthaflFms are
Untrue"
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aud the gun carefully sighted. Every
marine held his breath as the lanyard
was pulled. a tremendous cheer rang
out no. the great proicctilc crashed I'M
60 the stern OF she Nizcayu, tearing u
to pieces and setting the vessel on
Gre.
Keller rlya the IndInnn'g crrw took
ON board more than 800 prisoners most
.i th.m badly wounded aud nearly all
tuincd with blood.
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wasiSngtou. July i8-Cnpt. Charles
y. Clark, commanding the batilcahlp
Oregon. has been appointed chief ~
star NJ Commodore Watson. CONF
uHudinE the Eastern squadron. under
pursue aud destroy the spanish fleet
In command ~ Admiral Clmnra. capt.
CLARK VII retain command ~ the
oregon while serving aH chief 81
HIuW
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rsrnAy rouSp NOTICE

one light bay Horse about y,,s,
old, left hind foot white ~
shoulder. .,ts "a
II the above described animal .,sr
claimed and taken away on OF ~
July Is, 1895, he will be SOLD Nv
Ehtray Pound at 2 y, m. ,,,rov
JOHN o. NATION,
Toundkeep'h
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SorItF

Noticc-Zl0n's Benent building So
clcty The annual meeting NJ the stock
holders OF Xlon'a BENEFIT Buldng So
ciety Will be held at the Y. G. NJ, !, shoe
Factory on Tuesday July H. 1885, AT S
o'clock q. M. for the election OF officers
for the ensuing year tbs presentation
Of the financial report and the transact
tlon OF such other business as may law
fully some before the meeting.
EDGAR HOWE. Secretary.
Salt Lake City. June %, 1898,
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NOTICE.
The petition Of Sarah a. Hadrr..
praying for the admission t0 pr5b,,,
OF certain document. pufulrfine i
be the last VIII and Teanmrsi
Newell HOdgman. deceased. Ina n.
tho granting 81 Letters Tosf1nar,,.,
10 Samuel u. Wcsternold. has hssn /,
FOR hearing on Wednesday. tn i1th a..
Of july, 4. -. 1898. Mt 1880 O'Clock Il =
az the County Court Hous. In ~.
Court Room of said Court. ln slit ~,
City. Salt Lake County, Utah
Witness the clerk 1f ala
fsoall Court with the seal thereof u
nNcd this lat day ~ July A
y. 1895.
DAVID G. DUNBAR Cift
By GEO. y. BLAIR, Deputy Cft
u. II. Wengcr. attorney f0r pUIta..
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NOrIoH OV ASSESSMENT,


Principal place OF business, 1876 east
Second South street. SAT- Lake city,
Utah.
Notice ~ hereby given that AZ
meeting OF he board OF directors held on
the card day OF April, 1895. an assess
ment ~ mills on each share was
levied on the capital stock of said corr
porltlon payable on or before july 90
1855, Ia n, Green, treasurer, at 1906
east Second South street Salt Lake
city Utah. Any stock upon which this
assessment may remain unpaid by the
2ist day ~ July, 1895. viii be- delinquent
and advertised Tor sale at public auc-
tlon, and unless payment o. made be-
fore viii Doe sold on the 10Th day OF
August 1895 90 pay the delinquent as
Fcssments, together with the cost OF
advertising ana expense Of sale.
N. GREEN.
Secretary Flssuro Mining Co.
i0h east second South street. salt
Lake city, Utah. June 23rd 1885
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Antler Cold Mining Company.
Principal place Of business at SAT-
Lake City. Utah

Notice Is hereby given that NJ =
meeting OF the directors. hold on Juns
D 1895. nm assessment Of one O) mlt
nor share was levied on the capita
stocE of the corporation. Issued ana
ottatnnding. payable on July 10. lsss'
To 4. W. Rnybould, treasurer OF inc
rompanv. M the Office Of the company.
No no So Main st., upstairs. salt Lake
city. Utah
Any stock upon which this assess
nent may remain unpaid on July ~
viii be delinquent on July i6. ana al.
vortiHod for sale ut public auction. ana
unless payment Is made before VIII be
sold on August 9Th 10 pay the ue!in
ouent nsaoeament, together with cost Of
adyrrtisinr and expense Of sale.
A. ". RAYBOtf1.D. Secretary:
omcc M 100 So Main 81. salt Lake
Tffv Tffuh
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There ~ delinquent upon the follow
ing d,atuih d stock ON account Of tho
nFefsmuut levied on the 3lnt day OF
May. ilgS. the several amounts net
opposite tho names OF the respective
shareholders, 80 follows, to-wlti
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At a meeting OF the board oi "a.
restorg OF IN bullion Beck Tunhsl ~,
Inc above sale OF delinquent al,eh N,
POSTPONED until PIN. Tucsu W ~
s0th day 0f July, 1895, at Room
Mccormick Block. ...,,.,,t
' Secretary
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No No

And, In accordance with law
and an order OF the Board
of plrvvturs made on the Slst
day OF May. 1855. ~ many shares
of each parcel Of such stock as may
b. necessary. win be sold az the secre-
tlry's oni,r, Room 3Oi Progress Build
ing. Ii9 Main street, salt Lake CITY,
Utah. ON the 10th day OF July ls9s' at
M 1'rloel I'm. 10 pay delinquent as
spssmont thereon. together with the
cost OF ad vertising and expenses OF
sale. -
JOSEPH BOEHMER.
Secretary sheep Rock Mining and Mill
Ing Conn amy
Room 3Oi Progress building. Salt
Lake city Utah,
Dated. July LIST, 1895.
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Ana ~ accordance with law nul
the glrd day Of April, 1895, f1 W..
shares OF each parcel Of such slo.h
may be necessary viii be sold nv w
socrctary'a office, NJ No. u M.cCoihE.ss
building, gnlt Lake city IM
Saturday. June nth. 1898. az 800,
pm. TO pay the delinquent as.'sa1, Ave.
thereon. together with costs OF "u''
Using and expense of sale.
Secretary
Notice n hereby given that the 49,
sale of delinquent stock " po,lP..,' a
untn Saturday. the 9th day OF Jui'' ="
by order ~ the Board o. plr'sio,,s
FRANK Y. TAYLOR, sse'
Salt Lake city June 10. lssS
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Creditors viii present cialps
vouchers TO the undersigned AZ "a
Lake city, Utah. on or bofor. a. 81
day OF May. a. D.. 1899. u
BRIGHAM YOt'vo
Administrator 81 the estate N ~
Elizabeth r. Young. deceased ''All
Date Of first publication. July A.,
A. D., 1898. "a
Young and Moyle.
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Notice IL hereby given that ni
meeting Of the board Of directors 81 n,
Aurora Mining and Milling CompifI.
held on the nth day of juno. ias, -
Heanment No. I. OF ono.half cent ~
share. was levied on the capital aio,t
Of the corporation. payable June In
isps. 20 the secretary, at the ONCE .
the company. No. ~ north Aain strti.
Salt Lake city. Utah.
Any stock upon which this asses.
ment remains unpaid on the 18Th dsY
OF July. isps. viii be Delinquent a.,
viii be advertised for sale at pu,t'
auction. and unless payment r. mas
Will be- sold on Tuesday. August .nt
1895. % pay said delinquent nnscssment
together with costs OF ndvtftlaing and
expense Of sale.
By order ~ the Board Of Directors
JOHN WELLS, Secretary
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PROBATE AND ouAnprAN,,,,,


Consult County CLERK or the ne,p..,,
slgncrs for Further fnformati..,s ~"
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Notice.-Thcfe are delinquent 10
the following described stock. on y.
count Of assessment No. 2, levied =
the 21rd day 81 April. 1895. the reytit
amounts set opposite the names Of N
respective shareholders, as foliowG
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NOTICE

In the matter of the estate of No.,
HOdgman. Deceased.
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ASSESSMENT No. y.


.ncatlon and principal place of bsr.
ness, Salt Lake city. Utah.
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Tooclc County.
Notice IL hereby given that nt m.tt.
lnE OF the Board Of Director " IA,
bonneville Mining Company hold :
the 2Sth day Of June. 1895 naHsfHrI.si
No. 2. ~ ono-hnlf cent per sham ~
levied on the capital stock ~ the az.
poratlun, payable June 2Sth iWs "a
the secretary % his office. No. is Nora
Main ST.. Salt Lake city. Utah
Any stock on which this ars01rmiii
remains unpaid on the 10Th day N Az.
gust. 1885. viii d. delinquent. and va
be- advertised for sale nj public aucia.
and unless payment 10 made on the ~
day Of August. tsps. said stock will y.
sold 10 pay said delinquent nHaossmft,
together with cost 81 advertising az
expense Of sale.
ny order OF the Board OF Direction
JOHN WELLS. scoraAy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-14

Estate OF Mary Elizabeth F. w.,
deceased. nE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-14

Location OF Mine. Newton Mining Dis
uIc,, Beaver County, Utah,