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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08

Y Stable. the new president Of the international
Cyclists Association. says his organization Will
stand by the League Of American Wheeln'cn In the
latter's controversy with the professional riders
This would mean that none or the Outlaw riders
would he able 70 race in Europe unless the french
association should decide 70 take them in.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08

Local dealers say there has been a slight reaction
ir trade since the ending OF tho war.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08
Pretty Apparel
for Little Children

tOr L'ttIc Vs'IoTc" and abroad Styl.
;sh. attractive coats and dresses in assert.
ments so extensive it's genuine pleasure to
look through it. Early corners, Of course,
will have an advantage in selections,-th
prettiest and best are always quickly snapped
up. A great many at very little prices,
although there's choice enough in the ex.
pensive kinds. Reasonably priced, all Of
them.
THE NEW COATS
A. $3.50 ripple eiderdown, with lsrg. square
cape: pret,y trimmed with rows Of braid cardinal
and cream.
At S4so-Of lady's cloth; large cape trimmed with
wide and narrow black braid; green, brown, car.
dna and navy blue.
Military coats in army blues and grsys; varioyly
trimmed with brass buttons and fancy buckles: S.
to Sl8
THE LATEST DRESSES
Al S22s-Of navy blue cardinal cashmere; with
Gretchen waist and square yoke ruf'es over should.
ers; yoke. sleeves and rufHes trimmed with satin
baby ribbon.
A, 81 SO-Of cardinal or blue cashmere; blouse
waist: round yoke: revering ruHaes over shoulders;
very effectively trimmed with many rows OF tine
At $500 brown, cardinal and navy blue cash.
mere: tiny yoke of plated silk in various pretty
combinations: fancy tabs on yoke trimmed VIII
silk ruffes; wide skirts with handmade hens; to
years.
. c,n.. Stylishness and gar.
Autumn tapes ment-goodness, hand
ana Coats INLAND. Scrutinize the
making as carefully as the designing. Mark
details. It is in detail that we excel. We
claim three things of this collection of wraps.
First, that we show more; second. that we
better; third, that we mark at fairer prices.
A strong triology of statements, but mace
in solemn earnest and open to tests.
This detail for wrap-seekers
At Sl2-Of kersey cloth, black, navy blue, tan ana
OK blood: double-breased cuaway; revcrs and IN
laid velvet collar stitched edges front ana oaek
seams strapped; striped silk or blue satin lining
At SIS OF kersey cloth, black, navy blue ana tan;
ay-fron, finished with two rows OF wide Snenea
straps: revers and self collar; seams strapped;
coat back; lined with fancy striped taaeta SIX
At SlS--Of black beaver imported; douole-oreaste0
cutawav; high rolling collar; stitched seams;
plated back; lined with black satin.
AT $3.50 kersey cloth; imported; double breasted
getaway: wide revers; velvet collar; long tul! BACK;
black satin lining
Second floor. Fourth avenue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08

MANY GRIDIRON CONTESTS TO-DAY.
so,,p GOOD PRACTICE GAMES FOR THE BIG
EL-EvENs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08

Frederick the Swedish rider. who finished second
10 Miller. the American. In tho seventy-two- hour
race I'm Paris recently Is coming 10 this country 10
tadc part in the sx-day race TO be held al Madison
SQUARE Garden.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08
Fall Dress Goods,
Fall Silks,
Fall Suits, Costui
Fall Millinery.

Adequate Of these stocks can be gwen Out o many "oFo one
That is the word"M atchess'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08
pAsTfME PARK RACES.
rRorrlNG-2,2o CLASS.

Gloversvne. Oct THE races at Pastime Park
today resulted follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08
THE RACETRACK


v1pcr pAcE-OCroBER sTEEPLECHAsE HANDr-
ZIP FOR three-year- and upward: special en-
trance conditions; 500 added 70 second sl9o 10
third S7f. About two miles md hal.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-06-03
COTTAGE TO LET.

\ six room cottage on School street
next to the corner of Fort street, is
to let The premises are in good re-
pair. and the rent reasonable. Apply
to
FRANK BROWN,
Merchant Street.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-06-03
NEWS IN 4 NUTSHELL,
Bits Of Paragraphs that tive Cone
denSed Notes Of the Day.

Charles G.. Rhodes. customs mspcc-
tor. is quite i'll.
This is an "uturmal holiday" in
government circles.
The Finance Statement for May is
published in this issue.
Both the Senate and House are taxi
ing vacation to Monday.
Many business houses CLOSED at 10
o'clock and the banks followed suit
at noon.
Artist Hubert Nos entertained ten
newspaper men and Consul Haywood
at dinner last evening.
The Charleston and Bennington sal
lors were entertained with the soldiers
at the picnic grounds today.
Some miscreant tore down the dec
oratious in front of several stores on
1 Fort street during last night.
! Charles H. Gray was ont yesterday
with friends among the troops after
an illness of more than two weeks.
o. account of the death of Thro.
! H.. Davies. the Princess Naiulani win
not receive next Tuesday afternoon.
Two Japanese fought a duel with
swords early this morning Both
were wounded and are now In the
hospital.
George Il. Carter was one Of the
busiest Of men yesterday cscorting
friends from Portland and san Frau
cisco about town.
Wilson's circus give a good bye
performance on Saturday afternoon.
Children accompanied by one adult
will be admitted free.
Representative \. V. and George
ID. Gear have been giving royal time
to some of their old officer friends
among the visiting troops.
Senator McCandless' young son, in
full regimental toys. helped to en-
terrain Uncle Sans soldiers at the
Executive grounds this morning.
The Waverly club cordially extends
the use of its rooms to all Boys in
Blue" The club rooms are on Beth
el street between King and Hotel
streets.
r. II. Davies & Co.. agents. announce
that the S. S. lIiowera will arrive here
on June 10th, instead of the Sth, as
scheduled. having left sydney two
days late.
The files of the San Francisco En-
aminer. which il was thought had not
come, have been received by Wall,
Nichols Co. Subscribers will please
call for them.
Private Adams. a member of one
of the regular companies on the Sgd
ney, served two years as a regular in
the army of Hawaii. He is accounted
good soldier.
The Marlin trophy match shoot be-
tween all the companies of the Ma
tional Guard will take place at the
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-06-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
$50 Reward.
FOUND.

\ large black horse was found yes
terday. Owner may learn of its
whereabouts by calling at this Office.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-06-03
Don't Forget

The Palama Cooperative Grocery
Company is now in full swing, and
solicits a call from old as well as
new customers. We handle the best
brands of Groveres, direct from the
Coast, on the Cooperative plan, which
is proving a great success.
No harm in giving us a trial. Goods
delivered to all parts of the city and
suburbs.
PALAMA COOP. GROCERY CO., LTD.
Opposite Railway Depot, King st.
Telephone 1855.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-06-03
BYAUTHORITY
OF PUBLIC IN
STRUCTION.

CHANGE IN TIME OF CLOSING
SCHOOLS FOR SUMMER VACA-
TION.
On account of the sailing days of
foreign and domestic steamers fall
ing in the last week of the present
month, and fer the accommodation of
many teachers and pupils who wish
to take the same, the date of closing
the Government schools throughout
the Republic for the Summer vaca-
ton has been changed from Friday,
July LIST, to Friday, June cath.
HENRY +. COOPER,
Minister of Public Instruction.
c. II. RODGERS, Secretary,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-06-03
TO LET.

Four room cottage, corner of Bere-
tania and Richards streets. Posses
sion given Immediately.
Also a two room cottage, furnished.
Suitable for single gentleman. Both
centrally located. Apply to
DIR. JNO. S. McGREW.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-06-03
FOR RENT OR LEASE.

New cottage, adjoining Hawaiian
Hotel, on Richards street, continuing
four rooms. Suitable for physician
or dentist. Possession given June 10,
1898. Apply to
Y T. GEDGE
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-06-03
NOTICE.

l desire to inform the public that
| have arranged accommodations for
them at Remond Grove.
j. w. CHAPMAN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-05
slMMtRtD DOWN.

Samoa may try the experiment Of
running that country without klns
for while.
German authorities In Sam a are Ike
~ 10 pruier; against improvements OF
unicd States az PaEl Pagn,
MS estimated that 4 Will cos, 1900.
900 yen 60 repair the damages caused
~ the recent iypho1n In formosn.
Tod sloan. the American Jockey, will
nmain in EnEiaud unwhcr w,ck. lie
will ride "a the ualwlck meet today
The editorials In thc London morning
papers express q natural iubllatl q
over the settlement ~ the acute Stage
In che Faahoia dispute.
capt. nirnuer. bearing confidential
Instructions from The frunch govern
meut 81 Major Mnrchand, arrived al
Calm yesterday afternoon
The rlgh, ~ city or town 90 assess
hn occupation tax on "a railroad ulr-
I9rati0D has Aecn sustained by the
Nebraska supreme court
Tho Chliean u1nEr,aa yesterday app
proved the protocol between Chile and
Argcnins Tor ,hu HcttlcmcH Of the
Puma de Atacama dispute
The mlkad1 has autographed Marquis
Ito. the Japanese HiltrHmAu, ntN on a
special mission 60 CHINA, 30 rturn I'M
mediately 30 she japanese capital
\ BIN has been submitted by the
Japanrue government O. the diet pro.
yldlug Tor the registration % foreign
nrma establishing branches in Japan.
The emperor and vm3rca of DER.
many ana tl.'lr suites, or board the
Imperial yacht iluheuz0ilHrn, started
from Jana Tor beyrauI yesterday even
!ns.
Roth branches Of she Vermont legls-
lature have passed Joint resolution
arfnuylng President Mcklnleys de-.
mnnda for thc retention NJ the Philip
plriH.
The Pekin correspondent % the L1n-
don DAILY Telegraph .ciggrapha Thurs
day evening "rwcuiy Americans
with a machine gaa are expected here
90 saturday
Jorcph jefferson, the actor. IL threat
eucd win pncumlrsa, he was uualle
60 appear In New York last Mght, aud
rhc audience al Finh Avenue thca,er
was dismissed.
alr. Emile Blwiier. widely knngu
throughout the United Su..s In tulr,-
irg and theatrical yltel'H. AGA sudden
~ a. h- home ln Louisville. Ky, last
night " paralysis o. the heart
capt, chester ~ tho United states
cruiser cinclupat after an txamlna-
tion 81 the wreck ~ the Rrlua Mer.
cedes, p " she option that the vessel
can b. raised al small expense.
Collector Donaldson has returned "a
Santiago from liblra with $40 900, GUS
toms receipts az that place. Tie re-.
dnris that gherr a. considerable smlu.
poN IN she neighh1rh0od ~ lI0lguln,
but 40 yellow fever
Gen Wood has severely ceufufod Dr.
QUICKER, superintendent Of the Santiago
h9HpAal for making an appeal f1r
American relief stlres, aud he VIII
pnvbably abolish the hospital nko.
ge1her az a very early date.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-05
BURNED TO THE WATERS EDCE
Steamer crOa,au Of The Clyde Line Destroyed
at Sea.
Tive Live. are Lost Impossible to Launch
the Boats-An Hands Don Lifebeits
aud GO over the side.

Vineyard Haven. Mass, Nov A
disaster at sea, fortunately with q
small loss ~ life. Eve persons In all
was made known today BY the landlna
here ~ twenty-five persons who e.
capped from the burning steamer Croa'
tan Of the clyde line. bound from New
York for wilmington y. c.. and
Georgetown. q. G. The disaster oc-
CURED on November istabout eighteen
mixes North Of Cape Charles ana about
20s miles from New York. from which
port the steamer sailed On october list,
with a general cargo and eight passen-
gers. At o O'Clock in the afternoon the
burned hull ~ The big frelghier sank
beneath the waves Of the twenty
seven persons who were ON board,
twenty-five have survived. These pas
sengors were landed at this port this
afternoon hy the schooner Alice T..
CLARK Of Portland. Ne, which had been
In the Vicinity ~ the Ctoiau 81 the
time she was burning
The story ~ the disaster lH told By
Capt Hale ard other officers 90 ihf
unfortunate vessel Ht follows; The
"
New York 90 wilmington. with "a
smooth sea uad calm weather. when,
% gp m. fireman camr hufurdly Oh
deck and reported that thH ship was
on nre 4 general alarm was Imme-
dlaioly given and an EFFORT vas made
70 inwer the boats. hu. The hrn eprll al
With such mpldity that go rr1ris 10
reach ihfm were unINalllrs because or
tha flames. 10 fHct ln less ihau ten
minutes after the nrr vas reported ihc
ship was completely ems ..opcd in names
from stem 10 stern
an explosion took place in The cargo.
which blew On she after matches. \
second exp.Oalln followed few Min
uies later and The ship wus then a
mass of names ~ waH al this time
that capt Hale. ferlng that 90 remain
on iha vessel meant sure death, gave
or,icis Tor all hands 20 jump overheard
and save thtnselvet ae bee. they could.
The gallant captain was tn last man
20 leave the shq. remaining on deck
with his nrst niucer until thoy were
completely cnyclopld ln nnmes and me
vessel had commenced 10 sink.
There scented 90 b. no panic On
hoard aud mon and women, after lash
Ink on their lllrsprfHHfvera, calmly
ieaped into thH water. seeing that their
chance pf escape were much more Ger.
tain than n ihty remained ON board
tn burning ship. q me ~ the paHsen-
Hfrn had their faces s'Qrlhed, and
many had their clothing on ARE when
they ienprd Into the water Tho cap.
tain and nra. officer succeeded IN Hecur-
inE a yawl boat which had been dam
agrd IN lowering. and hy hard WORK
rescued eight pfrrons from the water.
The burning rhlp was uirhiri by the
fotir-mastsli rrhonnrr Alice b. ozark,
which lay about ak miles OF. and her
captain sent boat and crew 90 ull
IN the work of rescue. They succeeded
In rracuinF twelve pofrpna, many ~
whom had been an hour or more in the
water and had become nearly ca'
hauated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-05
NORTH POINT CONSOLIDATED nv
RfgArIoN tOMPANN


NoTfCE.-lThe annual meeting 81
the rtnckhoiders u the North Polnt
Consolidated irrigation Ccmpihy, vi
be held az room IS iu The CuH.h ,ss
on West Second South stree. n
city Of Salt Lake. state OF Ltaht %
Monday. November 18th. lsys N
o'clock pm, 70 hear the annual ~ ~
ana 20 elect a board o. dir ct1H ~ ~
ensuing year; also. 10 consider the NJ
Visibility on amendine the present ar
ucles Of Incorporation BY IN. ~
flon 81 entirely new nricles, al.
amending certain articles OF tne ,"
cles OF Incorporation nov ih ivte. ~.
follows; BY changing the pc ~ Nv,
specifying the net under Which ~.
company IL incorporated; 20 lnelea,,s,.
the capital stock 10 the present Nhus
Of The company's franchises, rights OF
way water rights. and all oihtr pI'p-
erty. couservativcly appraiser,
make such capital stock fuliy plll UP
and only naaessahie under certain CON.
finRcncies. TO cUnvcff the present
water bearing stock into diVilrnl n.h
Ing stock. and 90 Issue N adlllien'
water bearing cer-lncalea; % provide
for a sinking fund frrn the revenues
OF by settling aside a portion q ihe NV, NV.
ldcnd bearing stock 90 be old for that
purpose or both 20 auih1r'He the
Board OF Directors % Issue ana sell
bonds 20 llquidate lndehitdnc.s' Or pr1-
vide for improvements or both 20 cnn-
slider the acceptance from :. g. EW!uk
and others Of q certain lateral ditch
aud other lateral bitches that may be
offered 90 the company. of Adopting n
plan for selling and supplying water
for irrigation and domestic purposes TO
provide a revenue. of accepting cer-
tain other properly and franchises that
may be proposed. % make re-
division and Reissue u the stock ana
10 transact airy and all other business
shat may be properly brought before
the stockholders a. this meeting.
ARTHUR PARsONs Secretary.
Dated october 22nd. isqa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-05

Notice II hereby given tina, .,
coriance with and under ths -.
and authority granted by th1t r'.s,i.
trust deed made June 2tih. iSli N is.
undersigned Trustee. By Mason a -
pany, a corporation. and n. \ NJ
Trustee. and recorded la ui1I ~.
H." page li9. Of mortgage. u M -.
ords % SAT- Lake County tft,h N.
undersigned Trustee Will 6fsr H.. W
and sell b the highest bidder ~ -
at the mont door " tho copr, ia
at The county seat o. Salt Lake c5ss.
y, Utah, to-wlt. the west front A. \,
the cry ana County building. In s,ii
Lax" CITY SAID County ana slts' ~
December ard, isgN. at y O'Clock n, n
OF that day, all the real rstnfs 49,
after described, OF ~ murh Thee, =.
necessary, 20 pay and dlsrh1ree -,
Indebtedness secured hy IA -.
deed and the interest INV past dus ~
unpaid, uud reasonable att1rnsv'. -
compensation 10 Eild Trustee. -,
this notice and expenses " ~
sale viii be made al the rfqugti - a.
holder q said indehtrdres9 "a "
cause OF default Ia the payment lA,rs.
The rcal estate above rsferr.s ., b.
situated In the county u san fsts ~
the State ~ Utah. and blundss -.
described as f1llowai Commerce.. 4,
q point one hundred and four sr5 -
half uOth) feet east u the rofih ~,
corner Of block forty-f1ur tU 81 81,
&C" Salt Lake city Survey. ara ,s.' nv
ninE thence south one hlrlrs4 -
thlrty.Heven uJD feet. thsrs, -
fifty I50l feet. thence north e.s ~
drcd and thirty-aeven ugD -. -
thence west nifty (t0) feet, b H. 49,,
q beginning; the same bflbr N. -
25is feet OF lot 20. and the vest !ju h.,
OF lot n. OF block :, % Kelsey A an
lespie's s"Dilvigion Of siii bllek a
aforesaid. Together with an ~ 40.
puricnauces aud wuier rIshu hlnut.
10 belung.ng.
WAL +. JACOBS Trustee
Dated october %. issA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-05

10 be- sold at shcrIma sale nt the
west front door of he County Court
House. In the city ~ Salt Lake, Coun-
ty % Salt Lake. State of Utah, on Tues
day. the sand day " November, nis.
at ~ o'clock noon Of said day. all righi.
title. claim and Interest n the above
named defendants, Phoenix Chemical
Mineral Paint Works and Isaac j.
stnrhuck. u. In and o. the following
described property situate In the Coun-
~ " Salt Lake. State u Utah, to-wlt.
Three hundred taQO feet north and
south and one hundred and ninety
400 feet east and west, the same be-
Ing the east one-hnlf ga OF Block
SlNty-two (G21 In Kinney q Gourlcy'H
Improved city Plat o. Salt Lake city.
Purchase price payable In lawful
money % the United safes.
THOMAS T.. LEWIS.
sheriff o. Salt Lake County. state Of
Utah.
ny a. q. DYER.
Deputy sheriff.
T. ~. CRiTCHLOw.
Attorney for Plaintiff
Dated AZ Salt Lake city. Utah. octo-
her u, 1895
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-05

The undersigned win aci az private
sale. ln separate nlrreiH ftH tvn pieces
" property described az follows;
T. Al the rlrhJ ttlr, clam ana In
tcreag of each OF said minors In and 20
block seventeen 40, plat ~ Salt
Lake city Survey. salt Lake city and
County, state " Utah.
g Al ihr rFht. title. claim and in
tgrssi " each " said minors In and to
the property known lH Calder'a Farm.
being 10 four parcels, described - fol-
lows
Al that portion ~ the nurthwes,
quarter lN ". ~ % tho northeast
quarter tN. H. ~ OF section sixteen
uGl In township two 90 south 81 range
one uD west, Salt Lake Meridian. lying
west 0f Souih Jordan Canal. situated In
salt Lake County Utah.
All that portion ~ the southeast quar-
ter q. =, 80 of the southwest quarter
a. W, ~ NJ section nine 40, township
two t2l south uf range one u1 west,
salt Lake Meridian. lying west Of the
South Jordan Canal. situated In Salt
Lake County, Utah.
An ~ the southwest quarter (s. W.
- ~ the northeast quarter tN. n. ~
81 section sixteen dGi. In township two
go south 0f range one ll west. Salt
Lake Meridian, la salt Lake County,
Utah.
An ~ the southeast, quarter (s. T.. W
of he northwest quarter tN W. ~ oi
section sixteen tlGl. township two (al
south of range one a. west. Salt Lake
Meridian. lu salt Lake County. Utah.
on or after Tuesday. the 10Th day OF
November 1885
Written bids viii be received at N
Office uf Young q Muyle. attorneys. over
prsrret National Bank. on the corner vi
Main and HITHt South sirpsta Sail
Lake city. r.Hh.
Terms cash 10 per cent n the amour,
bid payable 40 the time OF sale; balance
upon tho confirmation by the court
ANN HAMMER CALDER,
Guardian NJ The persons ana estates
Of Anna II, ana Agnes ". Calder.
Dated salt Lake city. Nov. 3. 1885.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-05
TRUSTEES sAL,

authority granted b By mat und,,
trust deed made on he N Certain
august, 1921 TO the unders,.,In DAY n
.ee ey W. ~. Young. rccordsS ~ trus.
a. OF Mining MortgaerS ,,.l IN bo5s
X. Records OF Salt Lake ta,'s,'.s q and
the undersigned trustee v,inh ", Utah
sale and sell to the hlehe,i ohef fof
S,',,,, a.! NJ front door % the gsi,, iof
s. Yua'y Vourt house' to-wit: AZ. laks
front entrance 70 the Civ ne west
building. IN Salt Lats ll County
November 81, 1sas. AZ " o'cia.,y. utak
that day All the mining N.Y.. non a
matter described or 50 mngh " here.
necessary 10 pay and csl.reof Il
principal Indebtedness seeurei ige ths
trust deed together with ~ ~ sad
Interest unpaid thereon. lon ~. accrued
at,oineye ieesi compensatlon ~ lum
trustee the cost OF rocori,a Ai
trust deed. the cost OF this rul,31s aai
expense OF sale. The sotS ,iniptlce and
al the request OF the holder y, mais
debtedness and because OF sald In.
the payment Of the prlncin.i quit IA
maturity and Interest theron ~, sum NJ
Ing property above reforrsd ue min.
uato In West Mountain Nts y SIT
irict salt Lake County, STATE ait Ds-
ana described ~ foliows eiah,
iWentleth unulVldea Interest In an. v ne
tain mining claim known A. ~ gei-
can. located In West Moupi,in iueu.
District. salt Lake Countv saa,,nlng
Utah, together will all ana n, - 9saie %
water rights, tenemonts. hereiit,s,ll NE
and appurtenances thereto b' 'i1an 81 =
or In nuyWlao appnrtuiniur "Alhs
THOMAS =. LEWIS, Trp.,..
Krcbbs & Hoppiugh a Frahsi, =
Itks .tticrrcHs Tor Trustee. y"
Dated october 18th. 1905
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-05

Ana IN accordance with law and ON
order OF the board u directors. made
on the 2Gth dag VI September. isss 80
many shares u each parcel % such
stock. as may be necessary, Will be sold
at public auction 90 the highest bidder
Tor cash. o. the ONCE " The secretary.
2i2 state Street. salt Lake city. uiah.
on the 18Th day 81 November. 1895. at
the hour of 10 o'clock r.. M. 90 pay de-
llnquent assessments thereon. together
with the cog Of advertising and ex.
ptnacs u sale
A. H. MILLER,
Secretary.
2i2 State Street Salt Lake city. Utah.