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Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-03-20

and continued at it till he was Is years
old Since then he has retired and lives
with his wife at his home, on Harrison
street, which he purchased 30 years
ago
He first married in Scotland when "a
years old, and had four children. His
wife died in Worcester in 1849. He has
married twice since then. his second
wife dying after bearing two children.
He has two grandchildren in Webster,
left by daughter now dead His chill
dren are ali dead except two, John and
William john is a blacksmith in the
Worcester sewer department. William
was the custodian of the Worcester oval
from the time it was built till last year.
Since then he has been a foreman in
the Worcester street department.
Mr.. Provan is tall well-built man,
and was unusually strong when young
man. He was very sick with pneumo-
MIA abour three years ago, but recov-
cred and expects to live for many more
years. He comes of a long-lived stock,
his mother, her brother and his father S
brother all living to be over 80. He has
been a memI er of the Morning Star
! Lodge cf Masons for 30 years, and a
member of the Worcester Mechanics
Association for rs years. He has been
subscriber to the Worcester Spy ever
since he first came to Worcester in 1919.
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-03-20
A POPULAR TEACHER.
Thomas c. carrigan Given a silk UNI
brelIa by His Pupils.

That the young men and women who
have attended the sessions Of the even
ing high school have appreciated the
the efforts Of the city and school com
mittee on their behalf, they have shown
by their regular attendance and hard
work, but Friday night some of them
attested to the appreciation they enter
tain of the personal efforts Of one of the
corps of teachers. For the past seven
years Thomas c, Carrigan has been a
teacher in the evening schools, and most
of the time he has been at the high
school
AS slight token of the high regard
in which he is held the members of the
classes he has taught this past winter
planned a surprise for him. The affair
was scheduled for Friday night, and was
most effectually carried out. Before
the exercises in the school hall, Miss
Nellie M. Byrnes, on behalf of the pu-
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-03-20
THE MINNESOTA CLEW.
A Belief That Mueller Was Murderer
Before He Came to Brookheld.


Chief of Police brennan received a
letter from U. D. Smith of Sumner, Ia,
Saturday, that would seen to justify the
inference that the man who murdered
the Newton family in Brookfeld last
January, and the man who murdered
E. L. Smith, near Duluth Mimi, in
November, 1896, are identical.
Last Monday, as printed in Tuesday
Spy, Chief brennan received a postal
card from Chief Hanson of Duluth des-
cribing a man who was wanted for muir
der in that city, and the description
proved to coincide so closely in many
ways with that of Paul Mueller, it was
though best to investigate the matter
further to ascertain if thehre were not
other points whereby the two descrip-
tons might be made to tally more close
~.
One of the Brookfield circulars was
sent to the father of the murdered man,
and Saturday the following letter was
received from him:
James M. brennan, Chief of Police,
Worcester: Dear sir-Your favor en-
closing circular and description of Paul
Muller. or Miller, is received, and in re-
ply | would say that there is scarcely
doubt but that this is the same in
human devil who murdered my son, f.
L. Smith, in November, 1896. at or near
Duluth, Mimi The description you give
is so complete that it was recognized
at once by my friends and neighbors as
the identical person described by officers
and parties living at and near Duluth
who sent me description of the muir
derer of my son. and | believe this
fiend to be the same | have placed
your circular in the hands of our
officers. and hope the vallain may be
brought to justice. Respectfully yours.
u. D. Smith
Sumner. Iowa. BremeTcounty
While the descriptions of the two men
differ in many respects, these differ
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-03-20
THOMAS PRovAN.
Worcester Veteran Scotch Resident Gel
ebrates the Anniversary of
His Birth Today.

Thomas Provan of So Harrison street,
one of Worcester's oldest residents, is
80 years old today He was born in
Sterlingshire, Scotland, March 20, 1916,
and came to America in 1849, bringing
his wife and four children. He came
first to Worcester and went from here
to what was then Hopedale community,
but is now. a manufacturing village near
Milford. He remained there three
years. returning to Worcester in 1853.
He secured a position as foreman in the
Goddard & Rice Machine Company,
founders of what is now the Rice, Bar
ton & Fales Company, and held that po-
sition for Al years. He learned the
blacksmith trade at the age of II years,
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-03-20
LICENSE APPLICANTS.

The following applications for liquor IL
censes, in addition to those already pub
lished in the Spy, have been filed with the
license commissioners: Frank p. Douglass
& Co, Bay State House, innholder; Mar
tin F. Tunny & Co, IS Milfbury street
common yictualer: Worcester Brewing
Co, Plum and Henry streets, brewers
Bernard O'Beirne & Co. % and IS East
Central street, grocer; William Finneran,
LOO and 18S shrewsbury street, common
yictualcr; Nilsson e. Holmberg, 80 Spring
street, common yictualer; Henry A.
Hovey, 2 Mechanic street common Wet
uaIer; John w. McKeon & Co.. 6S South
bridge street. wholesaler; Peter B. Mori-
arty, 500 southbridge street, druggist; w.
l.. Davis. Goa Main street, druggist.
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-03-20
HARRY H. HILL.
Resolutions Upon His Death BY the Glass
of '92, w. H. S.


1t has pleased the Almighty Ruler of
destinies to deprive US of one of our
dearest and most respected comrades
and schoolmates, Harry Howard Hill.
With sorrowing hearts we submit to the
mysterious decree of divine justice To
express fully our bitter realization of so
great loss to his relatives, to his
friends and fellows and to the world, is
far beyond the power of words. His
evenness of temper and admirable dis
position endeared him to all who en-
joyed the privilege of his friendship His
quickness of perception and his keen APP
probation of the truth, gave him high
standing, a leadership among his asso-
ciates. A thorough gentleman, a friend
firm and true, and a brilliant scholar,
the world can ill-afford to lose such as
he.
We earnestly desire thus to acknowl-
edge our estimation of our departed
comrade; to offer to his parents and
relatives our heartfelt coincidence, to his
friends our deepest sympathy. His
memory we shall ever cherish and keep
most sacred.
The Glass of '92. W. H. S.
By their committee,
Otis G. White, Jr.
Clara e. Billings.
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-03-20
SUPPER At GREENDALE

The ladies of the entertainment commit
tee connected with the Greendale Village
Improvement Society will give a cold meat
and salad supper Thursday evening at the
Peoples Church vestry. The vestry will
be faetily decorated for the event, and at
the conclusion of the supper an informal
social time and games wim be in order.
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-03-20

pills, presented to the teacher a silk UNI
brella with magnificently-turned han
die, silver mounted. Engraved on the
silver was the simple inscription, 1T c.
c., 49," Besides this, Mr.. Carrigan was
handed a quantity of writing material.
Mr. Carrigan was taken completely by
surprise, and could simply express his
thanks.
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-03-20

The speediest and most reliable remedy
for all arrangements of the throat and
lungs is Ayers Cherry Pectoral. This
wonderful preparation checks coughing,
induces refreshing sleep and affords great
relief, even in the advanced stages Of con-
sumption.
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-03-20

ences relate mainly to estimates OF
height and other characteristics which
different men might describe differently.
Detective Murray is sceptical. He
says no one in Brookfield ever noticed
the fact that Mueller had high cheek
bones or spread nostrils, and IL the
dates given in connection with the man
wanted at Duluth are correct, he can
not be the Brookfleld murderer, as the
Mueller known here was in Brookfield
on the first of January 1897.
Thinking of buying tandem? See the
Stearns, 500; highest grade. Havener's.
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-03-20
FUNERAL or ALFRED HOLDEN.

The funeral of Alfred Holden took place
at his late home, 9iWest street, Saturday
afternoon, the services being conducted by
Rev. DR.. A. H. Conrad, and the singing
given by the Schubert quartet The bear
ers were II. II Merriam A. B. Whipple,
Edward Jerome and George Witherbee.
The interment was at Rural cemetery.
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-03-20
SPECIAL.

On Wednesday, the opening day on Suits and GAR
ments, we shall have with the best manufacturer of
fine garments in America who will have with him splen-
did line of Exclusive Jackets and Suits on which he is
prepared to take orders and promise delivery before Easter
Sunday opportunity to get the best this country
affords at reasonable price.
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-03-20

$50 for 9S Stearns: others ask $50 and
$50 for last years wheels. Stearns, high
est grade, $50. Havener's.
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-03-20
Ghe Sunday Spp.

Subscribers who fail TO receive their
papers regularly will confer a favor by
Immediately making complaint at this
office.
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-03-20
TODAY.
Weather-Light showers.
LocAL. NoTEs
IS bicycles guaranteed. Havener's. -

When at Zaeder's call for Carstair's
rye whiskey.
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-03-20
phorocRApHEI

Mr.. Wyman Smith, who has operated in
have my operating room in charge, and
win endeavor to give satisfaction to my
patrons. Everything novel in photogra-
ply, including platinum and carbon.
am making those bas-reliefs. of which
have sole right of city; also those dainty
porcelains. photos on china, photos or
watch cases and lockets. Bring the chill
dren in the morning. Engagements car
be made by telephone, Only one flight up
Tel. 1856. Take elevator. New Central
Exchange. No. 81 Main st.
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>nrIcE Nv AssiGNMnNr.

Notice 10 hereby given that on tho
7tst dny of May. 1885 Charles L. Jack
I'M and David Henderson, partners,
doing business nt No ds Main Street
s9lt Lake Clty. utah, under the arm
name and style nf Jackson a liender-
son. made general assignment for the
bfnpft OF their creditors, 90 the under
slgurd, Frank NJ. chHugtun, assignee
,nd nil tho creditors Of the said late
Hrm of Jackson a Henderson ave hcrc-
In notified and required 90 present
tbalr claim under oath, Ia the under.
.fntd. Assignee. within three month,
nom thr date ot the frst publication
hereof
''''' '' FRANK NJ. CAsTLETON.
AeaIwu4o.
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SPECIAL MELTING or STOCKHOLDERS
To the Stockholders ~ the Golden
Eagle Mining Company. location
OF mines, MrrOur, Tuocio
county. Utah

Notice ~ hereby given that the reEu.
lar annual meeting % the uockhnllrrs
not having been held on the flrat Mos.
day In March, 1895. nH provided hr ne
articles uf Incorporation. thcf1'lr J.
tho prcHideut ~ said Corporation. 90
hsfrhy calf special meeting ~ So.
rtockhoidorH. as provided by law, 60 y,
held ut room - west First South
street. Salt Lake city. Utah. on Fri-
day. the sth day Of July 1855. at :
o'clock .. m.
Rnld meeting II called for tho pur-
poaa 81 Olpctlng officers OF raid cor
norntinn, which should have boon
elected az the time provided by the
nrticlea of Incorporation for the said
regular annual meeting, also Tor the
purpose nf making provisions Tor treas
my funds 10 develop und patent cer-
tnin property belonging o. nnid curpor-
allan. and for the transaction OF such
other business nn may properly come
''''' GEORGE RoMNEY JR,
President
Dated salt Lake city. Utah. June
Tfh 1905
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-24

Indianapolis. Ind, June 2i.-cpmplete
returns officially announce today Al
the headquarters uf tho International
Typographical union in this CTS show
that Samuel E Dunnclly uf NrW Nnrh
typographical union NO O. N elected
presldent over ". %. Prescott, tho pres.
emit Incumbent, by majority ~ 5000
The vote Is ms fullnWF' bunnelly H.
lls; Prescott s.G3i the other pr. sd n-
tiai candidates voted for received Tho
following; Merritt T., Palmer Peoria,
H., bgl, Frank Hyucs. Denver Co..
The other officers elected are 40 fol-
lows; First Vice president, James ~.
Lynch OF Syracuse. ~ y; second vice
president, John nprrnngCr OF New
York; fourth vice president, W, a. liur
Dor OF Boston; sixth vice president
James ityan VI New York. aecre'
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The annual meeting, according 10 the
,rtiri,s of Incorporation ~ the Copper
Mountain Mining and Mullins company
H. called for the nrHt Monday IN July
1895. hut that date being q lcgal hoil'
d.y Faid meeting d hereby called Co
mot I'D room g. Central block, SAT-
L,i,, city. Tuesday July o. 1855, NJ 10
o'clock am said meeting VIII pe nqlg
for the purpose OF 'lr,tlhk "a npats Us
directors Tor the ensuing term ana u
trnnsnct any other business that may
properly como before u.
l.. n. lEAsoN, Secretary
Dated June 4, 1895.
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sriciAL MilrIN0.

A meeting 81 the stockholders % the
Leroy Mining and MIlllng Company y
haroby called % De- held az No, ~ w.
second South street. Salt Lake Guy, %
the 9TH day ~ July, 1893, ht o'closh
MN. Tor the purpose 81 amending tho
articles of incorporation, thereby max.
ing tho stock naHcHHablr, not Co rNccyi
one cent ucD per share per anuum. the
manner 81 ievylng thu aHteHHmcuis
10 be- agreed upon 90 The mrgtlnF also
10 change the date u the annual
HtockholdcrH' meeting
q. 4. STRICKLAND PRECEDENT
a. W. MILLER. Secretary.
Dated June 4, 1898,
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washington. June 90 Tho r1nfercos
az ire two houses " CONGRESS ON Che
auudry clyu appropriation WIT
rchdd another partial agreement on
that bin. leaving only tgN ilt'i.
of minor importance vct 90 ho fpoH' ~
81 Tho agreement iuCludcH nn IhluHi-
mont NJ the appropriation for the PARIS
exposition.
f,f fbi .rrrsrrinn ~ che executive nr-
dor III February 11 iHf creating Im-
niarrl forest reservations in wyoming.
tftah. NorHua. WHrhirgt1n. Idaho a1d
goufh D4tutn.vaH attirFHn onf hN tho
r1Hferees. thus continuing the exist
H.H of tho reserve.
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Salt Lake city. May 20. isos.
NOTICE oT ASSESSMENT.
sheep Rock Mining ana Milling Com.
inr. salt i.ako city. Utah.

Notice ~ hereby eiyon that nj n moct.
ing u tho directors. held ON the aiHt
day % May. is1s, an NrscHsmvnt uf ton
cents per share was levied ON the cap
itni stock % the corporation, payable
Immediately 90 Simon Elacman, Treas.
urcr ~ the sheep Rock Mining nud
MILLING Co. Room 2ol Progress Iuild-
Inc. SAN Lake city, Utah. ANY stock
imam which this rHferfmont may re
main unpaid IN tho aOth day Of June,
iN0S. will be- delinquent and advertised
for sale ut public auction, ana unless
p1vmant Dr. made before. viii d. sold on
mo isth day n July, isFs. o. pay tho
delinquent assessment. together win
cot OF advertising aud expense ui sale.
JOSEPH nOEiiMEH,
SrCrU tafy
sheep Rock Mining and Milling Co,
H8om 800 Progress Huilding. Salt
lake CITY Utah
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Nor,cr 10 CONTRACTORS.
Dmcc Of the Board Of Public Works
uoou cot CITY Hall

once Of the Board Of Public Works
Room aOi. city Han,
Salt Lake city. May g. 1895
Sealed proposals viii b. received a
this office until ti:l0 am. of Friday,
June 10. isgs. Tor the work ~ con.
rtructinr "a pipe sewer on the east side
Id second East street. from Second
gouth street running thence north 90
fcot according 90 plans la the city In.
rintrr'a office.
Instructions 10 bidders. together
with specifications and forms Tor con-
tract and bond. can be obtained upon
application AZ the office of the board.
and an hidr.
Uy order OF the board N Public
Works, G. l.. iiAtNEs,
Chairman.
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Notice ir hereby given that the nm
nuni meeting N the stockholders Of IN.
sevier Mining and milling Compan,
wan be- held al the general office %
said company. at No. ~ 20 81 south.
Tenth East Street In sa,t Lake City
and County. and state ~ Utah, on the
second Tuesday In June, being june
Iith. \. n. 1895. nj o'clock y. m, fnr
the purpose NJ cioctlng n board of 40.
recfOrg FOR the ensuing year, and trans
acting such other business ns may
properly come before the meeting.
Dated May 1eih. \ u 1898.
T.. " MCKINNEY. Secretary.
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NorItI

Notice Zlon's Hencnt building So
rllty. The annual meeting ~ the stock
holders ~ lions Benefit hulldlnE 500
FACTORY uu Tuesday July A., is9s, at 4
O'Clock p. an. for che election NJ officers
an thp ensuing year, the presentation
III thr financial IMPORT lnd the trhuHno-
.I,n ~ such other business as may law
fully some before the meeting
EDGAR HOWE, Secretary.
salt Lake CIV. June 20. lhNh.
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tarv.trcasurpr. u. ~ NJ Brnmwood ot
newer. naant Chuds- pfaNel home
Victor u. Williams. Chicago
urarnwood. FOR Secretary treasurer
received u majority of 1901 over G. T.
connolly of a. Louis.
Tho vote for organizer delegat I,
trustees FOR Chllds- urcNcl home. VIII
Doe given out IN day or Two, h.n
..,r,,tstrd Tho total vote cast ls about
20 O00 The committee. composed ~
Robert y. Danaby. Felix ]. Kroig aud
trrnea r. cherry. all ~ indi1r1pols
union. have been counting the vote Tor
seven DAYS.
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srncNnoLpnn., MrnrIN0.

A meeting OF the stockholders of the
Grand Hotel Company Nlll uf held 40
thp office uf the Dessert National bank
III Salt Lake Guy state " ltIh, cor
.r.r nf Enst Temple and First south
streets. on Tuesday. the OH day ut
july. lsgS, ut $3.50 o'clock o. m, for the
purpose ~ authorizing sale uf real tH-
state 90 thtutah lmplgmgnt company
for tWputy-our thousand, three Aun-
irgd and thrtogn dollars, and Co trans
act such other business as may come
before said stockholders,
REuECCA r., LITTLE.
Vice President
Dated Salt Lake city, June AZ, 1875.
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81 Louis. No. June 2lErurteNt
regiment OF rough rllgrs from M5H-
,,,i,,g enroute tn Jacksonville, Fla.
arrived here tonight over the iiurluE'
I'm route. The train carrying them
consisted Of ciVhty-three ears IN h,E-
r,,l sections ON board were 1000 ON.
csrs and men, ana on equal number ~
horgeF. Tho sections moved ON fAhi
passenger train schedule, From here
Inc regiment continued liH Journey over
the Illinois central railroad.
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gairrhurr Iil. June 1g "A ol0uihurei
nsTr Altoona. 10 few miles northwest nt
gsf.ahurr TODAY rnuHai Che dnain 10
iabn Uuhbal ln1 Sire ~. y. Arl laan.
Walnut crock rus. Go EfH1t Do. emo
VA hlnr out the iiur'irrtun railway
frnri,a. and noodlng the country Tor
miles around
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London. June sl.-Thr Madrid cor'
>, apondrnt " the Morning Post HhN
'rhs rovrrnmcrf, u h reported, h1A
authorized itH agents throughout We
country tu ascDrtnln 90. opinion on wy
people uH 10 me d'Hli nnullp 90 ~ W"
,,tins Tie war Senior fuTHHu VIII an
n"tinee the result after che Cpriea II
l.rnrnnuNd.
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Washington. June 23.-ln ihg chseu'
49, .'sgi0n III tho Senate today r'n-
atsrs carter and Wilson called g''.,n.
Nm 40 the fact that many oi ine
"fiieers OF the engineer regiment n',ns
,sised in the Wet arr taken from lne
t,s,tern states. saying that I'M. nl
rangemrnt was unfair ana w. "a, ~.
,Iift la dpfenHe ~ the nominations
a .t..p tKuH uusfuuulu.
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s1nrhllnI.nnn.. MnrrIN0.

Notice IL hereby given that n spec
ini meeting u the stockholders 81 the
Uuilon. uccg Tunnel company, Tor the
election u officers ana for the trananc-
ton ~ such other business uh SHAH law.
fully come before twill be held atNol'
MCCORMICK building. salt Lake city,
Utah. on Monday. June "a. 1898, at
p. m
by order OF Board of DiroctorF,
FRANK Y. TAYLOR
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Notice ls hereby given that the an
nuul meeting VI the stockholders NJ the
,ce pt inc hour NJ 40 O'Clock a. m. on
Monday. July itth, lsni, at room 50i
Ausrblch Building, lG2 South Main
rtrcot Salt Lake city, Utah, for the
purpose of elocting officers and flyo d.
rsrtura for the ensuing year, and Tor
tho transaction NJ such other business
aa may lawfully he brought before tho
said meeting
HIRAM L. BOOTH, Secretary,
lsoaLl
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PROBATE AND euaRDIAxSuip
NyIIGEs.
consult County Clert or the nespeciive sign.
ere for further information
rxrourons SAN on nrAL rsrArn

on or before the 18th day Of May,
1898. az the residence ~ ]. O. KlnmbniI
&c East First North Street Salt Lake
city, utah. I viii receive written bids
Tor sale " the real estate described as
follows. a piece " land commencing
nj the northeast corner OF Lot s. In
Block o. Plat a. Salt Lake City sur.
vcy: running west 90 feet; south (
rods: east 70 feet. north Q rods. to -'act
Of beginning: together with n I room
residence. rood barn ana other build
ings. Right reserved 20 accept or ro-
feet all bids.
j. q. KtMBAIL.
Az Executor of the VIII Of christeen
q. Kimbni.
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Nor,cr or AssrssnKSr
Principal place of business At salt
Lake city. Utah.


Principal place NJ business at salt
Lake city. Utah
Notice 10 hereby given that at
meeting Of the directors. held on june
p. 1905. an assessment % one Ol mill
per share was levied on the capital
stoek ~ the corporation. Issued nuf
outstanding. payable on July 10. isqs
10 a. W Rnybould treasurer or thr
company. at the office NJ the company.
No. 100 So Main st.. upstairs. Salt Lake
city. Utah.
Nnv stock upon which this assoss.
mrnt may remain unpaid on July rs.
will be- delinquent on july ", and al.
vrttirod for sale nt public auction, ana
uniona payment la made before. viii bs
sold ON AUGUST 5th 10 nay the delln.
qucnt assessment together with cost ~
advertising and expense " sale.
A. W. RAYnOuLp Secretary
onicc at 40 SO. Main g., Salt Lake
city. Utah
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DrliNourNr SorIor
The Bullion. Beck Tunnel Co.

Location Of Principal Place u husl-
ness, salt Lake city, Utah
Location ~ Mines and Works, Tlnuo
Mining Dictrict. Juab coun-
IS. Utah.
Notlce.-There are delinquent upon
the following described stock. on he-
count Of assessment No. 2, levied un
the 2lrd day Of April, 1888, the heyetal
amounts stt opposite the names OF INV
respective shareholders, aa followH'