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The evening times., 1898-07-05

Persons troubled with diarrhoea will be
interested in the experience of Mr.. W. NJ.
Bush. clerk of Hotel DOrrance, Provi-
dence, R. l. He says: For several years
I have been almost constant sufferer
from diarrhoea, the frequent attacks COM
pletely prostrating me and rendering me
unfit for my duties at this hotel. About
two years ago a travelling salesman kindly
gave me n small bottle of Chamberlain S
Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
Much to my surprise and delight its ef-
fects were immediate. Whenever I felt
symptoms of the disease I would fortify
myself against the attack with a few
doses of this valuable remedy. The result
has been very satisfactory and almost
complete relief from the affiiction." For
sale by Henry Evans. wholesale and re-
tail druggist. 93S F st. NV, and Conn. ave.
and st. NV, and 142S Md. ave- ne.
The evening times., 1898-07-05
CABLE TO KEY WEST.
The Government May Lay Its Own
Line From Santiago.

The Government May Lay Its Own
Line From Santiago.
Assistant Secretary Allen. of the Navy,
and Cen Greedy, of the Signal Corps, were
at the White House in conference with
President Mckinley relative to Cuban af-
fairs. The President is understood to
desire that the newly proclaimed block
ade of the southern ports of Cuba shall
be so effective as to leave no question
For that reason he wanted TO ascertain
how many vessels the Navy can spare to
maintain this blockade. The President
and all of his military advisers are con-
fident that the more thoroughly the block
ade is enforced the shorter and weaker
will be the resistance to capitulation at
Havana.
Another important matter said TO have
been discussed at the conference was
that of a cable line from Santiago TO Key
West direct. The Administrations, II Is
said does not relish the idea Of fmpor-
tant kilograms passing through foreign
hands. as is the case now. Many mes
sages are now delayed. Gen. Miles, for
instance has received kilograms from
Gen. Shafter two days late Such delays
as this might prove disastrous at any
time. Ii is said that a cable line direct
from Santiago to Key West could be laid
now at comparatively small cost. This
lire could be used in all future operations
along the northern coast of Cuba. 1t
would be of ..r-eftE gsk1e when troops
are landed for &C IN Havana. Ii
rs almost certain tn51S.It Is not decided
to lay a line from Santiago to Key West
every arrangement will be made 10 es-
tablish line from American army head
quarters to Key West. so soon as a
landing for the invasion of Havana Is
made.
1t is said that there is money at the
disposal of the Administration for this
work Ships and men are now in the ser
vice. A cable line from Santiago VIII be
needed for months to come 1t would be
useful in operations against Porto Rico.
especially If the operations are directed
from Santiago. as may be the case The
Government is now paying out large cable
bills each day. Every message from
PLAYA del Este TO New York costs the
Government S1.05 per word.
The evening times., 1898-07-05
AporHEos1z1Na wEYLER.
RObIedO Says He In the Only Maj
Who Can Save Spain.


Who Can Save Spain.
Romero Robledo. the trusted ally Of
Weyler in Spain, recently urged the peo-
pie to demand that the butcher be
placed in command of the Spanish forces
in Spain If they wished to see the mon
archy saved. A copy of this manifesto
has been received here. In urging that
Weyler be made commander-in-chief Of
the Spanish army Robledo says:
''Weyler is Spain's only hope now. and
unless he is soon given command the
country is lost. Because he is a hearty
and strong soldier he has made a great
many enemies, who defeat him with
words. but never with deeds. An ener-
getic man and an able soldier Is needed
at the front today, and Weyler and
Arolas together Will recover the glory of
Spain and defeat her enemies.
'It is the cowardice of the government
which keeps them from placing Gen.
Weyler in the position he desires and
which his fearless gallantry has long
merited. Weyler is the only soldier
Spain has now. Delay is ruinous The
country has reached n crisis. and the
time for action Is now. L call the people
to witness now that l have sounded a
warning while there is yet time, and the
standard of Spain shall again float unmo-
Tested over her colonies IL my words are
needed.
'.Our soldiers and our naval heroes In
charge of the war now have lost battle
after battle. and not a single victory has
been achieved by them. Weyier was al
ways victorious. Firm. strong-willed, in
vincible as the Cid of old. he has the
power and the will to crush out insur-
rection and revolt In its infancy. Wher-
ever he was he was victor. The mon
archy. the Queen Regent and the King
of Spain have no more faithful servant
and none more able than he. who. had
he been left alone. would long ere this
have driven every rebel out of Cuba ana
restored peace in the island"
The evening times., 1898-07-05
MEAT FOR THE ARMY.
An Enormous Contract Let to Swif

Commissary General Eagen. of the
Army, has awarded to Swift & Co. OF
Chicago. contract for supplying the
troops with refrigerateI peer The con-
tract involves shipment of large cargoes
of dressed meat not alone for American
solGters. but for feeding reconcentrados
and Cuban troops. The Government guar
antees tthe contract TO last for not less
than three months. The beef is TO be fur
nished so that it viii be sweet and fresh
se. -nty-two hours after delivery. II is
scfe 10 assume that before the three
months are up the shipments Will amount
10 over 10000 pounds a day.
The intention of Ute commissary de-
pcuanent is TO send ships every few days
from Tampa. which Will be made the sail
ing point. each vessel TO carry enough
It to the troops until fresh con-
segment arrives. For THIS purpose the
department has purchased two vessels.
which will be fitted up with refriserating
plac.s that Will preserve the meat in a
fl sh and wholesome condition Afier the
number Of troops in Cuba has been mate
rally inc creased by re-enfOrcenents an
ether vessel will be secured and fitted out
,sor the same use.
The evening times., 1898-07-05
Death of DR.. j. 4. HarrisOu,

DR.. James A. Harrison, Of 1895 G Street.
died suddenly yesterday afternoon. DR..
Harrison was overcome by the heat on
Saturday on F Street, but soon recovered
sufficiently to go home. Yesterday at
ternoOn he was in the basement of his
house and had just requested his wife
to read the news from Santiago when he
was taken i'll and died in a few minutes.
DIR. Harrison was born in New Vienna,
Ohio, on April %, 1876. He fought as a
private in the Civil War. For the past
twenty-eight years he has lived in
Washington. He was a clerk in the
Treasury Department.
The evening times., 1898-07-05
Blue Ridge Meet.

Winchester. Va, July 5.-The second
meet of the Blue Ridge Cycle Associa-
ton. held here yesterday, was very sue
cessfuI. Bowling. Of Staunton, was the
favorite. and won most of the prizes.
Douglas, of Washington, was not we'll
As he was slowing down after the two
mile event he tainted and fell from the
wheel. He got better in a short time. In
the foot races E. Y. Baker captured both
prizes.
The evening times., 1898-07-05

A man in the darkness of hopeless dis.
ease Is of all men most miserable. When
doctors and medicines innumerable have
been tried and found wanting, and loving
friends vainly urge upon him the food he
cannot eat and which brings him no nour-
ishment or strength, what is to be done?
Men and women who have sunken so
far into weakness and disease that the
whole body seems to be permeated and
poisoned by It have found health,
strength and vigor through the transform
ing, electrifying power of that wonderf- =
Golden Medical Discovery" which Dr.
R. " Pierce, of Buffalo, N. Y, profered,
thirty years ago, to sick and suffering hu-
manity.
During all the years since then this mar
velous Discovery" has been building up
weak and debilitated constitutions by its
extraordinary influence upon the human
nutritive system. 1t gives the digestive or
ganism keen power and capacity to appro-
pirate every ife-giving element from the
food taken into the stomach and trans
forms it into rich, highly vitalized blood
and healthy flesh, bone, sinew and nerve
6ber.
Consumption in all its earlier stages is
arrested and counteracted by the tissue
building, flesh making, lifelpromoting pow
eT of this grand medicine and there is NO
darkness of bodily ailment so dense but II
will shed upon the sufferer the light Of re-
newed hope.
Or. Pierce's Pellets cure constipation.
The evening times., 1898-07-05
A wa.hins.oni.n Presided.

Annapolis. Nd. July 5.-The annual
meeting of the Ancient and Honorable
South River Club took place at the old
clubhouse, at South River, yesterday. A
banquet was served Twenty-one gentle
men were present, including H. H. Brog-
den, of Washington, who presided in the
absence Of Dr. d. Murray Cheston. This
club Is said to be the oldest social club
in existence SO far as known. and many
years the senior of the Beefsteak Club
of London. Judge Alex B. Hagner. Of
Washington, was reelected chairman. L.
Dorsey Gassaway. recorder, and Frank
H. Stocke:t. treasurer.
The evening times., 1898-07-05
INSTRUMENTATION of soldiers.

During June the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad handled almost 10000 troops in
their movement to camps. They were
carried in detachments of from 80 to 800.
showing that the regiments are rapidly
being filled with the required number.
During the past week the road handled
about 1000 recruits from New York and
points along the line as far west as Chi
cago to Camp Alger and Chickamauga.
The evening times., 1898-07-05
WHAT DO THE CHILDREN DRINK

Don't give snem tea or coffee. Have you
Tried the new food called GRAIN-O1 Il =
OF coffee. The more Grafn.O YOU give NM
children the more health you dissxfbuto
through their systems. Grntn-O u made Of
pure grains, and when properly prepared
tastes like the choice grades of coffee. bue
costs about ne-quarter as much. An grocer1
aen tt. 30 and $50 ia97-0
The evening times., 1898-07-05

81 have used Chamberiain's Cough Rem
edy in my family for years and always
with good results" says Mr.. w. B. Cooper.
Of FL Rio. Cal For small children we
find it especially effective For sale by
Henry Evans wholesale and retail drug
gist. 93S F st. NV. and Conn. ave. and s
ST. nw and 142S Md. ave. ne.
The evening times., 1898-07-05
Killed by Lirl.tu,nx.

Baltimore. July 5.-Two colored men
were killed and three others and two wo-
men were seriously shocked by lightning
yesterday at Round Bay. a pleasure re-
sort on the Annapolis and Short Line
Railway.
The evening times., 1898-07-05
One Fare to Buffalo and Return
Vim PcnnsxlXanin RniIrOnd.

Account meeting of Baptist Young Peo-
pies Union at Buffalo. tickets will be sold
July u to Is. good to return until July 49,
at rate of sl1.20 for the round trip. Ex-
tension can be secured until September l.
jy5.7, TO- 12-am,5,7 o, 11pm.
The evening times., 1898-07-05

To make assurance doubly sure that
Heuficf1's Maerzen is served you when
you call for 1t, go only where 1t is on
sale. Heurich's Is sold at all leading ho-
tells and restaurants and also BY the Ar
lington Bottling Co.
The evening times., 1898-07-05
DISCUSSING THE VICTORY
The Triumph Demonstrates the
Superiority Of America
PRAISE FROM GENERAL MILES

Secretary Long Says II Is Almost a
elimination of Glory That the
News of the Destruction of Ger
vera's Fleet Should Come ON In
dependence Day.
The evening times., 1898-07-05
WILL DO THE,
SAME FOR YOU
Or We Refund the rloney.

Shirley. Mass, Feb. 90. 1897.
Gentlemen|I presume you are receiving letters
of praise for the best remedy on earth, 'Hi
OMEI," every day, but wish to say to you that
! have been troubled with Catarrh in very
bad form for many years, and during the past
year have been attended by local physic ans,
Also have bought all kinds of remedies, yet none
Of them have afforded any relief. When in
Springfield. Mass, last week, purchased one Of
your ''HYOMEP' Pocket InhlIcrs. have used
it faithfully week. and I would scarce
ly know that l ever had such affection as
Catarrh. 500 would not buy the Inhaler il |
could not get another. and shall at every op-
portunity recommend it 10 all afflicted with
catarrhal trouble in any form. Sincerely yours
4. 3. SPARROW.
(Mr. Sparrow is one OF the firm Of A. B. Spar
row Co.. publishers OF directories in Maine,
New Hampshire and Massachusetts.)
Physicians all admit that the new treatment
is the only one by which diseases OF the Iespira-
tory organs can be cured. -
"HYOMEf' is sold by all druggists or ssnt by
mail on receipt Of price.
Outfit Complete. 500.
Extra Bottles, 80 cts.
THE K. T. BOOTH CO.,
Astor Bldg. asd St.. tncxt Waldorf Astoria
HoteD. New York City.
The evening times., 1898-07-05

Physicians all admit that the new treatm IN,
is the only one by which diseases OF the Iespra
tory organs be cured. -
The evening times., 1898-07-05

The lot consists of All-silk Um-
brcllas, Union Taffeta, Silk Gloria,
etc.
The evening times., 1898-07-05

One lot of Um5rellas-some
worth up to $4.25. Not one mark
ed less than $I.25. Clearance Sale
Price,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-15

n lrkHiBnda could speak there would
hH mo- lack nf medieval gossip in Venice
nt the moment Tor the famous inkput
M those respectable md stringent Hlr.
nurH who composed the Council ~ Ten
has Just been discovered. This curious
bronze vase rests on dish which
measures NJ inches across and lH Vufi-
ouriy cmhollishcd with angelic nguros
and The omnibus triulrt uf lrtiHrH. o.
D. -. (which stand fnr CouHoirIio de
uicci-a legend which. even ln this
wnrkdny century end. owns some thrills
ana HhuddrrH uf itT own.
out Of ihlH quaint triangular goblet
once iaHund the inrNOrlhlH scaled orders
that walled up women alive. branded
the flesh. stretched thr limbs. destroyed
with horrors unHpaHklhlr the minds
and bodies of a. people. while the turn
~ % spade in 20 palace garden brings
10 back 10 the rlimpHer ~ modern
moon which mo- more looks down uu ihs
tragedies uf ola Venice. Following the
destiny ~ 40 such historical notaam,
this relic viii doubtless spend nm honor.
able ana admired old nrr within Che
glass ease of muheum.-London
Sketch.
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AssIs.MrNr NorInr.
Notice of AsHossmcnt-M orour wa,t
Dip Cold Mining Company. cor.
purutlun. principal place OF
business, salt Lake city.
Utah.

Notice Il hereby given that al "a she.
cini mcotiur ~ tho Board of Director,
Of said company called by the pr..I.
dent for that purpose. hold un tho ssth
day OF April. ISIS. in salt Lake CHy'
Utah. an nHuvramont ~ nvc.aightht
49, NJ one % cent Per share Wa
levied on the capital stock % rnii
company payable Immediately 10 A
~ Jones. treasurer. nt the Utah Ma.
tionai Bank. Fait Lake city.
Any stock upon which this naaers.
mrut may remain unpaid ON the f0fh
day " July i,p', shall he dciIn1tifrt
and advertised for sale nt public aur.
tluu. aud unless payment be made D..
fore. viii De- sold On the 1nih day ~
July. Rt 10 O'Clock am. nt the Unb
National Rank. 10 pay the dcliulueHt
assessment together with tho costs u
advertising and expenses % sale
Location Of minu and works Of nH
corporation. camp Floyd Mining b..
tflct. Tooglc County. Utah.
By order OF the board N Director
". r. LLOYD.
Secretary OF said Corporation.
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10 tho Stockholders OF the Golden
Eagle MINING Company; location
ct mines. Alerrur Toorlo
county Utah.

Notice IL hereby given that the rcru.
lar annual meeting ~ the stockhol1ua
not having been held on the frat M1n.
day boz March. 1855. no. provided by che
articles III Incorporation. therefore l.
the president OF said Corporation. 90
hereby call "a special meeting of the
stockholders, ua provided by law, tl he
held ut room 20 west First South
street. Salt Lake city, Utah, on FH.
day. the sth day of July. 1885. az ?
o'clock D, m,
Said meeting is called FOR the puf.
pose Of elrctiug officers OF said cor.
pofntIun, which should have been
elected az the time provided BY ths
articles NJ Incorporation for the Fal
REGULAR annual meeting. also for th
purpose M making provisions Tor treas
ury funds tn develop ana patent GER
tain property belonging 20 said corpor'
alton, and Tor the transaction OF sud-
other business as may properly CONS
before H.
GEORGE RoMNEY JR..
President
Dated SAT- Lake City, Utah, June
IN, 1898.
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NOTICE az AssraNMrNr

Notice ~ hereby given that on The
aist day NJ May, 1895. Charles l., jack
son and David Henderson, partners
dolrg business at No 6s Main Street
salt Lake city Utah. under the arm
name ana style Of Jackson & Hendrr'
benefit Of their creditors, Ia the under
signed, Frank ~ Caatlet0n. assignee
ana an the creditors Of the said late
nrm of Jackson a Henderson are horc-
by notified ana required 20 present
their claim under oath, TO the under.
signed, assignee, within three months
from the date OF the first publication
hereof
Date Of first publication OF this nos
tlce. June q 1898
FRANK NJ. CAsTLEToE,
Assignee
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...5 mad. , ,tct,v IL ,yaa simpiv de-
,f,,ans AZ esrcrinopt waa n auc-
,,i. srd ~ TsJn tbam for the
,,o,.5 and ,tI.t Won could have
t...I t,',.. mn ,fy brofhDr's eyes
,.",ty r.,r.d ont OF H. head and hIs
f.I.,Is GA ID ,eaa Ia shnra 90 use such
IIi.","rs Nbist., ir rIrt.yr asked
3D. tb.y ,eotid iita "a little STRAIGHT aud
,.tI H. w fbst ] bapparrd Co. have O.
man, al ~ rara brnrd and. as % was
T.l,r,iigr dav vyeuid troet what
ID. y.t tb.nl / dldY Skinned out and
ana go. ii,,,r eis-e.l vgitb "a mis-
rlr. Gf fb1t.,ad whisky and thick
,.Yra iuIr.,uJ d ,gIsF Won could have
t.erd tb,s. mapi ttcy sniI n was
ita Grost vbistv trryd ever tasted.
ma h. ram down illa uI. nud waH Ho
rrrstratIrr tfv brother looked uu-
,lsv urfit d. rIv thay were in dead
r.rrfst. and amnctrr their chops flr
moro Arar tb. iaat man had gone
ts rot.d hIa hasd ir rv door and said
fr isl ma.f rusrf.J Uav.
what boz fbn fayu
"sc.ad rl~rt daHr.stf answered
fys. b4.a . DOE of THAT brand frff 81
,g4a p.ttIr. Hrf trHt bad WHISKY
missed v.tb rrrna .yrur. bui SON yout-
I'm Omitted itat mv fr,Ht hYI tn.
flavor ~ rre4t 4~D. 60 ruu aIuur and
ID ma ro d. rf.er'
"sly love ab,'s STAR hoard him
.,y na b. gf...I ms J..r And fhan
b.. fet o., some rtr1t.uhuIUnf Hueunro
mat r..i. mo wonder Do sUhf.v fstIiv
would b1mbard snutiaroH dofouao8
....,. no v.f
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NorIer 10 CONTRACTORS.

Onicc N the Board of Public Works,
Room 900 city Han
salt Lake city May %. 1895
Sealed proposals viii hr received NJ
this Office until 1850 am, of Friday,
june 10. is1N. Tor the work of COM
ntructinT "a pipe sewer 0u lhH east slide
0f Second East street. from Second
South Htrfct running thence north az
fopt according 60 plans ln the Clly Ia.
giurrru office.
Instructions 10 bidders. together
with specifications ana forms fur'cou.
tract and bond. can be obtained upon
application at the once of the board
aud all hide.
iy order OF the board Of Public
works. G. l.. iiAtNEH,
Chairman.
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Norlor 40 srocKnoLprns

The annual meeting according 20 the
articles Of incorporation ~ tile copper
Mountain MininE ana Milling company
IN called Tor the iirst Monday In july
1895. but that date being legal holt
day, said meeting u hereby called %
meet az room q. Central block SAT-
Lake city Tuesday July 9, 1895, a. 10
o'clock am said meeting viii be hell
for the purpose of electing board "
directors for the ensuing term and 70
transact any other business that may
properly come before H.
L. n, REASON. Secretary
Dated June 4. 1895.
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Notice a. horehy given that the .r.
null meeting of thf Ht1ckhoidert uf ti..
SEWER MiuluE and Milling Complr,
VIII be- held ut che general office q
snid COMPANY no So. Gao 20 fyi soutt
Tenth East street In Salt Lake Cfy
ana County and state ~ Utah. on tfa
second Iun.day 90 Junr' being June
che purpose of ri0otirg r. hoard M n.
iHctufa for The ensuing yHHr and tt1fa.
acting such uih hreirnsH no mas
properly conn below tn meeting
Dated vrr af.h a ~ frr
= o. MCKINNEY. Secretary.
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Ina Pontiac. Mich. Sunday school q
little glri told the story OF solomon and
the dlspuiing mothers in this wise.
solomon was very wise man. onr
day two women went o. him. quarrel
lug about u baby. Onr woman faldl
This DO my chlid.' and thr other
woman said 40. 'taiui3 itH mine,
nut solomon spoke ~ and said. NJ
un. lHdirH. don't quarrel Give me mS
sword and 100 make twins ~ him, ld
you can both have one hansaH
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some
OF Amendment TO Articles 1f fncorp,r.
alton VI tn Aurora Mining q
Milling Company.

Notice "a hereby glvcn that o. mot.
inr nf tn stockholders ~ ths said ..-.
p0ution Dr. hereby called Co Doc h.iH .,
the 10Th day OF June. issS at a. hon
~ twelve. at. is north MAIN g.. in stit
Lake Guy, Utah. f1r the purp1ru n
adopting the following ururH. A
amendment 60 tho Articles of inrIr'
p0ration. 90 wlt3 Tho Arilpioa IN fp.
corporation are amended by adding Il,
Article % the following. 'The U5trf
OF Directors of said corporation mrv
assess the capital stock ot said com.
rany, although The same has b ,
fulIy paid. under the following limit5.
tons. not more than two gJ ana..s.
moutH shall hH levied IN any one y.fr
and not moro than onc-hllf cent p.r
share shall be- levied In any one asses.
mcnt. Before the second levy of ~.
HcHHment can be- made. u such second
assessment iB necessary. the wrIff'e
consent ~ the holders ~ two.thirda n
an the capital stock Issued shall bs
nlrd with the secretary.
JOHN KtRKMAN. President
JOHN WELLS. Secretary.
Dated this 10th day of May. 1859
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Salt Lake city. May 90, 1875
NOIitL ~ A--fssMLNr,
Sheep Rock Mining and Milling Com.
pany, Room 900 Progress uuIld-
iug. salt Lake city Utah.

Notice Ia hereby given that IT q meet.
lnr uf tho directors. held ON the Stat
day % May itFt. un assessment 90 ton
inuts per shlrr was levied on the cap.
itul stock lf The corporation payable
Immediately Co Simon Eiscmun Treas.
urpr OF the shHUp Rock Mining and
Mullins Co. Room 900 Progress Build.
ing. salt Lake city Utah Any stock
upon which this aarrHfmrnt may g..
main unpaid IN tho lOih day nf June.
1898. Will boz delinquent and advertised
FOR file Ht public auction. and unless
payment Dr. made before. viii ha sold ON
the 18Th day ut july 1898. i1 pay the
delinquent HHH. mont. together with
cost OK adyoftlalrF md expense ~ sale.
JOSEPH uOEtiMEW
secretary.
Sheep Rock Mining and MIllIrg CO..
Ii1um 800 Progress building. Salt
THNa CIV TffHn
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SPECIAL MiLriNG.

a meeting or th. stockholders Of the
Leroy Mining aud MILLING Company u
hereby called tu hH held 40 SO. 20 W.
second South street, SAT- Lake city. on
the 9th day Of July. 1895. at o'clock
pm. Tor The purpose uf amending the
one cent uoJ pHr share per annIm, the
manner OF lryyIuE the nHHrHfmrntH
90 be- agreed upon ut thH meeting, also
90 change thH date % the annual
HtuokholdrrH' meeting
g. \. STRICKLAND. President
G. W. MILLER Secretary.
d
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PROBATE AMI ouAuDIANsu,p
NOTICES
consult Couny Cltrk or the Resncctve sir,.
ere iof furthor Information


on or before ibe 18TH day ~ Nav
1895. AZ the residence o. !. q. Kinmb1f
90 East First North street. gnit I,ts
city Utah ! will receive written bfis
for sale of The real estate described *,
follows. = piece of land commepcin,
at The northeast corner NJ Lot 4 IN
Block g3. Plat a. salt Lake city eur'
vcy: cunning west 5i feet. south q
rode. east ii feet. north rods. 10 .',e.
of beginning: together with n 4 ro,,n.
residence. good barn and other bulfi'
ings Right reserved TO accept or fe.
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