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Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1898-12-17

1t is 10 De hoped the Pullman Car
company will oon declare dividends
large enough 10 enable il leave the
upper berths up when they are not in
use.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1898-12-17

1t is not the lies about the fish IA
man catches, but the lies about the
fish he never caught which most EN-
bitters the declining years of his
friends.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1898-12-17
SCHOOLS FOR S0UDAN.
French viii Follow tho Example Of
ENGLAND,

England.
Paris. Dec. 5.-M. Deloncle, the former
deputy. has written 4 letter TO the Temps
saying a body OF Frenchmen, Jealous Of
maintaining French prestige. has decided
10 start educational establishments at
Khartoum and Fashoda.
The writer adds that most of the funds
necessary have already been secured and
concludes with pointing out that Iinar-
toum and Fashoda are In Egyptian terri
tory and therefore under the regime of
the capitulations which give France equal
privileges with Great Britain.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1898-12-17

Major Avian Bovay, who is quietly
passing the closing years OF u long life
"a Brooklyn. was one OF the men TO
clristen the republican, party on
March III. 1854.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1898-12-17

j. NJ. Barrie. the novelist. whose
mock remuneration Of tobacco made
his my Lady Nicotine" So popular.
has had 10 give up smoking IN reality
because of delicate health.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1898-12-17
800. 600 Indiana Fire.

Frankton, Ind. Dec. 6.-The CONNER
cial Alock, containing six business houses
and the opera house. burned yesterday.
The loss Is SlO0. 600. Newton Wallace was
Killed and Dan Bradley fatally hurt.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1898-12-17

A Denver yonng man is in Jail he
,.aus. he proved his loye by giving TO
his sweetheart n diamond ring bought
with the money of his employer.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1898-12-17

Madame de Stael: The success OF
any man with any IN is apr Ia dis
please even his best friends.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1898-12-17
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.

Galleries Crowded and a Large At
tendance OF Members.
Washington, Dec. 5.-EXactly ut
noon Speaker Reeds gavel came down
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1898-12-17

DO not hit an enemy when he is
down IL there Is any other way TO keep
him down
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1898-12-17
BRITISH PRECAUTIONS.

"p'NlAt sem w NtiAths W Nt'h
q French Cruiser.
Picking, Dee. Slowing TO the pres
ence of a French warship at Marking,
a British warship has been ordered
there to protect the Interests OF Great
Britain.
The investigation of the extension %!
the American and British settlements
at Shanghai is likely to be favorably
decided at IN early date.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1898-12-17

a just, benevolent, humane govern.
mcnt, created by the people Of Cuba,
capable of performing all interna-
tional obligations ard which shall en-
courage thrift. industry, prosperity,
and promote the peace and good will
OF the inhabitants, whatever may have
been their relations heretofore. Mel
ther revenge nor passion should have
a place in the new government. Until
there is complete tranquility in the
island and a stable government is in
%augurated, military occupation will be
continuedb
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1898-11-18
mr.. Raab's Requests.

In addition to the requests to three
in Richmond, the following also benehciares un-
der the will Of the late Robert M. Raab of Burling
ton, Iowa: Michael Reese Hospital and Home for
Aged Jews. both Of Chicago, 81 600 and $500 re-
spectively; Burlington Hospital, $1,000; Mercy and
St. Francis Hospitals also of Burlington $500 each;
Jewish Orphans Home, Atlanta, Ga, $1,000; Jew
ish Orphans Home and Hospital, of Baltimore,
81 ,OOO Hebrew Union College, Cincinnati, $500;
Philadelphia Jewish Hospital, 81 oOO to the city OF
Burlington, So 900 for memorial drinking fountain.
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1898-11-18
Roanoke, va.

Again are we called upon to record the death OF
one Of our community. Mr.. Moses Indorsky, re-
respected citizen and merchant, and vcepresident OF
our congregation, departed this lite last Friday
morning at 7:O5 o'clock The deceased was quite
Young man, having been born in Germany thirty-one
wears ago He was sick about four weeks
Mr. Indorsky is survived by a widow and little
daughter of six years. He was extremely chart
table and affable man. and was member of a num-
Der of fraterna orders.
The funeral was held from the late home at $50
O'Clock last Saturday night. Among the strangers
in attendance Messrs. Charles Indorsky, OF Dan
VILE KY Joseph and Abram 1ndorsky. OF Boston, all
three brothers of the deceased Mr. Berlner brother
of Mrs Indorsky) and Mr.. Hecht, of Baltimore and
Mr. and Mrs Simon Strouse, Of Lynchburg. In the
absence of rabbi DIR. S. Simon conducted the ser
vices The interment was in Baltimore
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1898-11-18
uempteo With a fortune.

Here is an unwritten chapter Of the war, told in
the cabin of the schooner Ethel B. Jacobs by her mas
ter, Captain Solomon Jacobs Captain Jacobs is
known all over the continent as the mackerel king.
His reputation as coast pilot is widespread.
In the spring, just after had been declared
with Spain while sauntering along Blackball dock,
at one end Of Fulton fish market in New York,
Spanish agent was attracted by the incoming Of the
Ethel B. Jacobs. Hardly had the anchor of the yes
sci touched the river bed when a launch put off from
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1898-11-18
Thanksgiving Re1t vueek,

Our regular publication day next week falls on
Thanksgiving We shall, therefore, endeavor to go
press on Wednesday. To enable to do this, we
would ask those having news items and advertise
ments to kindly have their copy in this office Tues
day afternoon if possible, or Wednesday by A. M
at the latest
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1898-11-18

Mr. Sol. Labenberg and daughter, Miss Amelia.
in the city and stopping with relatives at No.
10 west Marshall street. They come to attend the
Labenberg Straus nuptials
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1898-11-18
Ricbmono news.


--
Mr. Samuel S. Rosendorf is on ten days trip
North
Miss Heller, Of Washington, is the guest of Miss
Essie Straus, west Grace street.
Mr. Charles Hutzler has been elected director of
the Virginia Prison Association.
Miss Amelia Labenberg, of Baltimore, is visiting
her parents at 10 west Marshall street.
Miss Cora Binswanger who has been in Char
lottesvle for the past week will return home shortly
Mr.. Sidney Rosenstock of Petersburg, who has
been the guest of Mr.. Max Cohen, returned home
this week
Mr.. Roscoe c. Nelson, accompanied by several Of
his university friends will be in attendance upon the
football game next Thursday.
Miss Clara Cohen, of Lyncnburg, and her brother
Milton entertained number of friends at the Jeffer-
son Hotel last Saturday night.
Mrs F. Bottigheimer left last Wednesday for Phil
adephia where she will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs
H. Rosenberg, on Park avenue.
Dr. S. Galeski left last Monday important
business trip. While away he attended the session OF
the National Fraterna Congress.
Among those who took the steamer trip to the
New York horse show were Messrs. Samuel Cohen,
S. B. Rosenbaum, Herman j Myers. Jonas and A. j.
Marcuse
Inconsequence of the fuldress socable to be given
by the Jefferson Club on Thanksgiving night ladies
evenings for the remainder of the month have been
cancelled.
The date for the Junior Cotillon Club german has
been set for Wednesday, November 3Oth, and the
committee in charge is zealously work to make it
a grand success as the affairs of the club always
have been Mr.. Aaron Jacobs has many new figures,
and will in his own inimitable style, lead. Adms-
sion to the hall will be by ticket only.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-25
NOODNANSEE'S 4 y II ' n,
Affections
LIFE GIVING % %s's,
Humanity
Elixir, %'' s.i'
Prepared by
0. W0o0MANsEE,
234 North First West
r,rRAY rorNp Noricr

Whereas. on the a0ih day ol july
1895 received from JlH George o cgr-
tain light bay horse. q ur years olu,
branded on laN thirh. large
scar ON IA. lefi hind logs also a
Certificate. rlruUd By james
George. setting forth that the SAID ant
NAL was found trcspasFIug upon ms
premises. and that ihe amount u dhm-
age or trcsplss lH f.01.
Notice ia hereby given. that " Hald
animal iH not claimed and taken away.
ana said charges ard costs an paid b..
fore 2 O'Clock 70. ms 900 saturday, INC
goth day of July A. -. is's. 100 The city
pound In Bnurffui City, Davis county.
state of Utah. I win Hi nii time ana
place offer said animal Tor sllo nt pun.
Ur nuiion. and Hal the aume tu the
highest and best bidder fnr cash. 60
satisfy the amount claimed un said ccr-
tinratn and all costs.
Dated nt B1uuUful city. Davis
County State OF Utah. this 2lst day oi
July. 1893.
DANIEL X. DAVIS.
puuudtoHpNr for Unuuuful city.
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ropted. tho rurchnlct paying ihe

cepted the purchaser paying the
frUiEht
~ the calf had been brought In two
months o0r'l.r" explained The
butcher ~ could readily have sofa the
carcass Tor 80 pound t1 Chicago ptr-
Ties ana h1d taken the proclut'on
% praH0rve lt ln cold storage and Ok.
urod with caterers while the meat was
rIrcnlng I might have done az wei at
thie date
Tue carcass of the calf caused no lit
uc comment, owing io its superior APP
peafIucC. The palt ls really superior
Go that Of "a fuIi-hin1dcd bun ll1. ns
the hair was ns fno or sIlk and quite
long. the cpl0rIur perfect, and MARKS
without o. hlomHh nr mistake.
Thfro arc several herds NJ half,
quarter aud mixed blood bun1lorG IN
The reservation one ola indian has
100 or more. ao the local butcher here
says. ~ which none arH uniaf quarter.
bred while some arc fuil. hl1udHi. and
an are carefully hrrd
4 month 1r1 nn InFllahmau BOUGHT
several ynunrairrs. aud H1t week nr
an since an eastern unr.Hr ru-ch1.0d
hul ard two h.If.ra from thIH Toe
dian both paving $40 each Tor thnlr
animals. says This butcher
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email toilirr who nry.r has shown ans
such disposition but whose great de'
light o. 81 play with bier .wu .hidnW
and other shadow. whom iho llehis arf
brought ln each n.rht She D. p.ru'
Tlrly sentative. aympifhIur l'itl
thing. ANA cluil easily Do" mHda Nm|1
by unwiHa treatment Bui under Doc
fhslNrifr oHre nj fond and lull'ilu'
parents ahe la remarkable Cor n1.
knowing what 10 De- OBJ hs afraid and
although she ls given Go urp'eaaln'
dreams. aH mlny young children ore
AND often 1w1k n0d wIth Ht1ri . loW
Iri or touch El1th h.r into sgrDu'
Hy Happy above others De- DO. htul
VDriahIn refuge from tfHuhi. "a bull
wIrk against danger and a symplihiz'
Ing prer0uce."
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once m great while Mr. BIytina
develops an lmpr,sisou that he De- wiser
thIu bile wife. TnI. ffHtH ~ mind u
only occasional OWING fI the C0WpI''.
ness NJ demonstrations 90 The contrary
which almost Invariably follows li.lI
the Washington Star Tho baby hld
been crying All Dor efforts tu aI..H.
No had been vHiu. and finally Sir H.r.
kuH laid down tho book whose r.id-
lnr De- had interrupted two nr i1f..
Times "a PAGE Co cnat blamcful EIlnc.s.
and wili
julia. ore you aware that we pay
rHnf fHr unIN H portion uf thIH build.
lnr' Docs 10 occur Go yuu that while 1871.
have H rIrhf FOO nll fh|s uIi 1H full ui
noise nH 800 choose. wU 1rH NOT morally
Justified Boo causing Noise Co overflow
and rcrvud. 90 0ut.fe sirugfuf
"its ihc baby that's crying Hhe
HurEUHf.d.
you aro mot adopting ths method
ilhUuHHt tn uHiet thH child YOU have
huUn hummInr tu DO. hut what The child
moods De- music. Give h'u i1 me ana
1'll show sou what Z moan"
10. took th. child and proceeded go
chant lullaby Th. LITTLE one stopped
crying unl stared at him.
"rhrrp." lII Mr. n'yiJnH. aa M.
reached th0 end uf the VERSE; what Dr.
wanted uHH music. reui music. Ur
wasn't Go %. fooled with amy mlks.hs.
uHNIrH hummuE ~ course tn fact
fhff ua.I i1 Hinr in slice club Hud
bad my voice cultivated may make e
difference Goo.
lir h1I NOT got very f1r into ths
uNNt HfHnEt when there came n rims
ht che hHll lie gave co.. baby 200 hIs
WhI'. hn opened tho door. A
r.ri OF 10 1r 10 said.
wv re thH people who have Just
moved into the Nat uhlya. There's
% riUk 'eiy with uH, and says " it's 1ii
tho ms t0 you. would yuu mind l.t-
ting ihH baby cry Instead uf singing
90 ltg'
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Nor, srsnlst,l. snrr.nael.

Santiago de- cuba. July Stool. ANGEL
RoHlll arrived here yesterday from Con.
PArpin. military governor ~ Gututu-
namu. 90 ascertain from Gen. TurM 10
the report NJ thr capltulntiuu were true.
~ the result NJ urr. TurarH answer,
the 5000 spanish troops nt GululHulr
mo VIII tomorrow tMnnihNl surrender
and lay down their arms
Washington. July 9i-ThH war CO..
parimrnt Of midnight posted thr fll.
inWinEi
Santiago. via HIATT July 20 Adiu.
taut Gcnfai ~ the Army Washington,
n. C.-t.i'ut Mll,y h1H turned from
fautur and pAlmlH aud ruWt EaftIu.
FAC, Whgrf b. went fuut UHhs Iru ts
receive the surrender ~ tho spanish
trunpH. The number surrendered was
larger hHU Cen. Turl reported. HuIl
Spanish troops ana 300 volunteer 800 #r-
rlllnH gave No. their arms uui gave
parole. ana h1yH gone in work
Three thousand stands ~ arms were
turned lu loaded 900 uN-gltts ana HtFtt-
ed Co tho railroad. spanish troops no.
complnylng him ~ Fan luis. aud 900
apparently greatly delighted ut pros.
pcct ~ returning home. They wore un
the verTU NJ starvation, ana / have 90
send them rltlunH tomorrow
n the numbers krrp up lH they have
there VIII he about $4,000 tu shin
away, nearly 1900 here. 5000 from Sun
Luis 5000 from Guantanamo and over
5000 40 Slrua AMI liHmena.
SitAIsrEW
Major General Commanding.
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'Thc problem of dgath=thnt w. IN
respect uf the tests which wnN nH ape
uilDd CO. assure scientists that death
Inns really taken place. lH lir rU .u.HN'
uu easy unr." HuYH re- prominent Ers-
lIrh physician "Whun The tlrHurr lD-
rn 90 decay once when the action u
external influences once without rf-
feet nu the living frame. begins tn take
tho body o. pieces wr nrH stutlu That
vitality has vanished and TINT the
forces resisted iu 100. are paramount
In their power over the load frame.
Thia question has rrlsDn loo connection
with tho sn.Cnli,d flfilH uf premature
iurIui-urla which. I venture &c. think,
have been grossly eNHrs. FHtrd. no
idea that people imposed tu Dee dead
have really been buried alive, Boz ltHUIf
Hlur. and nu uud served one, un
medical men. Thrrr may have been nn
exceptional ,HH. loo which % pUrun ln
trance bar been buried. hut iho fact
lr o. body HupuHrll tl o. dead and rN.
nihitinr, nrtrtth.IraH. symptoms and
appearances Inconsistent with ihH de-
nIHH ut tho subject would surely N
uHHlf Het nH Incentive Co the accurate
uHd minute examination uf tnH ease.
The tHstH which have boon used Co aH-
rurr nnH rfUr of thH u"full occurrence
uf death have hHuu many and various.
nut. bs have Indicated. with the uN-
UHrt.uu uf drHuWuHHT thNN 600 have
failed uH certain indications uf thr de.
iuftufu uf vitality.
"U.0.ntly tha Hpntrrn ryH have
been applied fDr thr determination nj
death and lprHr utiy with HuUr.H "
this he Hp thfu medicine may puurnt-
uiHtr iisulf ON having utilIrrd those
uHHful rays Tor one mon, purpose ln
conn riinu with thD practice Hf tho
hHplur ant At thH uiul,riHll society
or PARIS. 81 lluur1rdr uuyr % damun-
Htrufiun uf tho use of the RAYS Whrn
applied tn living and drnd bodies rr-
fttgilvriv, II r.rmH that when Tive
ur body hlr ltH orFluH photograph, 4
has tn method in question thrrr 81 rs-
hhitli distinct hHFlnUHs ur lfreEu-
lofty of outline IN respect M tn NlT.
cora. The rUnFun fnr this hlrlnrHH.
uf Unufau, depends on the fact that
fhHir HfH movements taking place in
thU living frame. these movements in.
trrfnfr with the rNUpuiuir ut thr pho.
turuUh Th. subjects photographed
wore made Goo hold thtIr breath and
Htill M. outlines showed the itrHrultrtv
Don respect uf thr ,htH ORGANS when.
un tho other hand thr dead hulv WIS
photographed che outlines nf ihr iu-
turnHl ports UnWH nut Ulrlr HuI shlfp.
nud 10 iH therefore. assumed TINT
whUTU rdlnHfUUhF moo taken ~ th.
dead subject tbr sharpness of outline
win nnHrl conclusive proof ~
u,nth "-EN.
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NoricE or SAIL

In the District Court pr1bli. D..i...
Nut Lake County si1t uff..
IN iho matter ~ the srt8I. .f ~,
liudrman. deceased
Notice De- h0rby given th4f y.t.
aud 10y virtue of the wIu Ia a,
liodgm1n, deceased. tho ,y...'..
F1id estate. Will seil. In accori,r's I. i.
the terms aud conditions lf ...t
the following described rau .s.if. B.
Wit " p
Commencing 40 The north.fs, zee.
~ lot o. block O.. Plat 30. qtHf't'
city survey, running thence w.si t-'
anl one h1lf rods. thHno. ...t
hundred and twoniy feet 't.r.. ~.
two ana one-htf fnIa h ~.
one hundred and twenty fest. .... +.
beginning, ON ln said lot .. N...t y
ni private tilr for clHh no us. b..
price thnt can hr obtained. no .H. III.
W thc said executor so. 90 o.. sH.-....
block. Salt Lake city UtHh. .r' lr NJ.
the lst day 90 August, lss.
Dated this goth 1ty % II'u. fls
$. u WEsTEHFIELp
u. H. wenr'r attorney fnr .a.sa,-
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Detroit. Mich. july g5 The steamer
Edward Smith 40. . was run Into and
fuuk ln Lake &c. clair near the Flats
by the schooner NuurlA, in tow uf che
propeller Aurora, The Smith was huuut
w loaded uud without 10 cunUurt while
the Aurora ana Auaull Wrrr bound
down. Another large propeller was also
Bound down close tn 90" tuW. HuI a
n supposed ihr man loo charge ul thU
Smith got the single propeller and tow
mixed BOO hIH mind and Zoo unlguT fnH
propeller crashed into thU AurUIa.
which was making about seventeen
miles Nu hour The nrDo of 900. blow
Seut tho Smith over 90 thu W.Ht 900.
~ tho channel and sank h.I TN.
Anrlnin was badly damaged about In.
bow The crew Hud plHIHuU" utrN
on board the Smith were rHUU.I With
out accident ana sent Oh Ono DH club
The Smith De owned hy John smIfh.H
OF Cleveland ana valued mo fHlUHl Tho
Aurauiu n the property ui r1TIHlu uI
Cleveland, ana valued 200 faUu1n
Details are very Wulrrr nome W thf
crew having arrived here yet
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-25

ulis wanted f1- . brick nrc-prlof
building at Park city Plans may Dee
seen no the office VI Fred A. Hale. ar
chltcct, no Commercial Block, salt
Lake city
FiWsT NATIONAL BANK OF PARK
CITY.
SILVER KING MINING COMPANY.
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Buffalo RfIr MIEKoA.


buffalo beer, and especially buffalo
veal, has been uut uncommon I.rt %
TpkualttH, and, tHHpItH M" efforts tu
put stop 90 tho destruction uf tup
flock of tha many hall Bul quarter
breed hunl'a, 90. meat H.Il comes into
town occasionally. brought hy the In
almost adjoining Tgkoa, says tho Port
lana OrUruI.IU.
\ splendid G-mon'hH-0ld calf, hand
somaly marked ana with splendid hair
ana woI'-i.nucd hide, and brought in
this week ana sofa go a local butcher
who. NIHn enough 90 npnra.Htt Co.,
worth. wired larger markets ul DIS
prize and was rewarded by ava Unrr uf
80 cents a p4unl-E"Hd pplt ana uli.
The head Wnf mot brought 600, ANA tho
butcher would NOT dispose nf the pclL
20 a second offer M 33h cents "a pound
for tho carcass. shorn OF pglt, was acc
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NorIc

The annual meeting " the Htockhold.
orc OF the West Mountain Gold AMI
Copper company. Tor the election ul
directors and Tor the transaction uf
such other business nH may come boz
fore o.. viii bc held nt the ofilce ~ the
company. in tho Atlas block troom tiu.
EHit tnk, city. utah. ON tho third
Wednesday IN August tAuruHt nm.
1905. nc a. o'clock noon Dated gnlt
Lake city. Utah July 18th. 1905
W. r.. ITgNAfNE. Secretary
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Principal place n business at salt
Lake city. Utah.

Notice ~ her hy given that az q
meeting NJ tho directors, hold ON June
.. 1905. an assessment ~ one dl mill
per share was levied on the capital
rtUrk NJ the corporation. issued ana
outstanding. PAYABLE ON July 10. is9,.
a. a. W. Bnyhould treasurer ~ the
company. 90 iho office ~ the company.
No. 100 south Main street upstnlrr.
Salt Lake city. Utah.
Any stock upon which this narofs-
mont may remain unpaid ON July a..
will be delinquent ON Jul" 10. and adj
vrrtiscd Tor sale nt public auction. aud
unless payment ~ made before. win be-
fuid on August 9th 90 pay the dclln-
uuent assessment together with cost ~
advertising and pNn"n rtH Of yale.
4. ". RhNuOrLp, Secretary
omcc NJ no SO. Main 81, Salt Lake
civ. rtnh.
Hy order ~ tho board of directors
the date NJ delinquent stock iH extend
"a 60 August hih 1905. and sale OF
stock tn August 9nth, 1875
A. W. RANBouLD. Secretary.
Dated July i6 1875
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Estate Of Newell IIodgman d,...
Creditors will present gi... .aa'i
vouchers 90 the undofairs.T VIA
office in salt Lake Citv. t-,et t Pc
before the 18Th day OF NAV. a. r. 20
Date of nrst publication. Jg.t ~
s. H.. 1s9a WY Hh
SAMUEL -. wEsTFprrrrr
Executor NJ the estate of No.,
man. deceased. lg'
II. II. WENgER.
Attorney Tor Er...,t..
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" NJ y NTTI I'm
Attorneys Tor Trustee.
ASSESSMENT 80. q.
Buckeye Mining Company. Situation OF
Principal place OF business No.
eos Mccormick Block, salt
Lake city, Utah,

Principal place ~ business, No..
A0s Mccormick Block. salt
Lake city Utah.
Notice ~ hereby given that nt n
meeting OF the Board OF Directors Of
tho buckeye Mining Co.. held at Salt
Lake city. Utah, June 90. 1895. an ns-
soHsmcut ~ three -fOurths 90 ~ one
% per cent pnr share was levied on
tho capital stock ~ the corporation
payable az once 20 Brinnt s. Young.
secretary No, 40s Mccormick block.
salt Luke city, Utah, ana any stock
upon which the assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the goth day oi july.
4 9S VIII De delinquent and advertised
iur sale az public auction, ana n
payment ~ not made before viii he
sold on the 10th day OF August. 1893.
Ht the hour Of ,. M. az the office OF
the company, No, i0s Mccormick
block. Salt Lake city, Utah. 10 pay
Assessment and costs OF advertising
and expenses OF sale.
BRlANT s. YOUNG.
Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-25
NnlIlL nI lllaIAI MIlllNe
Notice OF special meeting ot "
stockholdcrH of the Antlor con
Mining Co,

Notice Is hereby given that thor. 4.
be q special meeting ot ".
holders " The Antler Gold MIh'.A Il
held ON Thursday, August Ism n, =,
o'clock =. M NJ the ON O., *,
company ii0 50. Main s., sll M,
CITY. Utah, for the purpose ni f,l .'l.
me par value ~ The stock oi 'il ",
poration. 10 amend and chins ~, I,
Z of the articles Of lncorp'rlu..In,
rnid company. 20 that Tho sll1 Ai .,sg.,
when amended. shan D. ln. -,f'.,
Of ths rapitnl stock " tlls cory ~
shall Doe $4,000. divided Int ~,
shares OF Inc par vaue Of ien
O0r) each. In place NJ 100000 'lIll M,
the par value OF $500 Two ll .. !,
ma 10 transact such other pm, M.
may properly come before Hr
ing Pr.flsnt
A. W. RAYnouLp' a'''
Dated July IS, 1898,