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The herald., 1898-11-20
Children's PARTY

Mrs. c. P. Barns gave children's party
Thursday afternoon at her residence, ~
West Sixteenth street, in celebration OF the
seventh birthday of her daughter, Gracie
Mrs. Frank B. Gridley, Eleanor Barnes
Ethel Smith and Nettie Lamp assisted, and
the little people present were Misses Ethe
and Kathleen Lockhart, Helen Grldley,
Ethel Barnes, Edith Myres, Alice Jones'
Irma Odenthall, Flora and Mildred Nerkow,
Mabel Holenburger, Gertrude Cane, Mabel
Hatfield, Masters Paul Phillips, William
Sampson, Vaughn Spaulding, Dan Crew,
Lindley Myres, Fred Francisco, Willie and
Walter Lnsenbard, Mark and Dan Bond
and Halle Barnes. The rooms were dec
Grated in smilax and chryanthemums. The
souvenirs were small white bonbon boxes,
filed with cream candies and tied with blue
ribbon.
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Evening Whist Club

The Tuesday Evening Whist Club met
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
r. r. Sinclair on North Avenue Twenty
five and completed organization. Fort
nightly meetings will be held and at the END
of the season four handsome prizes will be
awarded. The officers Of the club are Mrs
h. 7. Sinclair, president, Miss Grace
Thomas, secretary, and the club member.
are Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Arms, Mr.. and Mrs
Il. I. Sinclair, Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ McDan
iel, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Corner, Mrs. +. c
Hayward, Misses Ida Thomas, Grace
Thomas, Blanche Thompson, Alice Thomas;
Messrs. Frank Hayward, Harry Hayward
Frank Lilly and Roy Arms. Mr. and Mrs
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Music and Readings

Messrs. Metcalfe, Worley, Lauterbach and
Graham, the irrepressible quartet, enter
tanned few friends in the parlors OF the
Hotel Burlington last Tuesday evening. The
evening was pleasantly spent in conversa-
tion, music and recitations. Miss Bowman
recited 'My Grandmother's Beau and
Messrs. Lauterbach and Worley rendered
piano solos. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Humphrey, Miss Humphrey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Won Freitag, Mrs. Gates Mrs. Mcllat-
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Woodruff, Misses Bow
man, Tichborne and Hedian.
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A Depth Yet to Be Reached

"You boast of your greater civilization.
exclaimed the Indian, contemptuously.
Haven't we right to?'
"No, sir. The Indian has been dragged
down by your influence, but he is still supe-
rior. He may drink intoxicating liquor,
but he doesn't smash the bottles on the as
phalt for bicycles to run over" r."-Washing-
ton Star
The herald., 1898-11-20

were celebrated at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sherman Glasscock Mt Pasadena last week,
the Rev. DIR. Walker of Emmanuel church
of this city officiating. Among those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Glasscock,
Mrs. Maaley, Mrs. Vail and Mr.. Pyle of Pas
adena, Mrs. j. I. Smith, Mrs. Hunter and
Miss Hunter, Mai. and Mrs Geo. n Nolan,
Mrs. Virginia Price Whitfield, Miss Nolan,
Miss Florence Nolan, Misses Bryan, Hen
dricks and Strong, Messrs. Singleton and T..
Kemper OF Los Angeles, Mr. Morris of Louis
vile, Ky, and Mr.. Helm of Philadelphia.
The spacious parlors were beautifully decor
ated with wealth of roses and carnations,
while the ceilings wero festooned with
wreaths OF smilax and carnations. After an
elegant breakfast was served, the bridal par
ty, consisting Of Mr.. and Mrs. Treisled, Miss
Nellie Nolan and Mr.. Morris, departed amid
showers of rice. After a few days at Coro-
nado, Mr.. and Mrs. Treisled will leave for
st. Louis, their future home.
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Friday Night Club

The Friday Night club of Boyle Heights
held its first social meeting at the home OF
Robert Tanner, 42l South State street, and
spent pleasant evening, at which the fol
lowing members and friends were present
Misses Florence Steel, Leila Nichol, Grace
Willing, Helen Tanner, Sybil and Susie Nor,
gan, Elice Wenger and Marguerite Bohne,
Messrs. Leonard Paul, George Wells, Wal
ter O'Bannon, James Cowan, Robert Tan.
ner, Walden Burr, Warren Patterson and
Arthur Post.
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Watson-Crew

Mark A. Watson, a former Los Angeles
boy, was married at Washington, ID. c.,
November 8, 1898, to Miss Theresa Mary
Grew of that city. The young people will
make their home at 400 ? street, n. w.
Mark is employed in the war department
at Washington and has been repeatedly pro-
noted since his entry there as clerk several
years ago.
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N0SI0z7 sssss 2 e)k01,c
SSS South .Byoadvay. Los ,f.gsIss
Flannel Department

We
diferenst weight department enjoying
Height of the Season
wrappers en- .-. z..v.s Csc TO $LOO Yard
Fnnes Seare. ana navy Iue an wool underwear
wrappers ria"'eS p'a" anu '~h'ea'
7sc X.,d Csc O
Ronw igh coior ~ f skting and
4Oc 10 6Oc Yard 35c Yard
EiderdOWnS
Ind 6inchsoH olors in plain ripple effects
3Oc 75c Yard
plds and moted effects.
Csc z5c
embroidered
dots and forgemenos in pink and blue
ard $LZ5 Yard
paidS stitched and caloped
SOC SOC TO 81. so Yard
La Vida
French Goed Corets call len perfect.
Agents
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Reception

Mrs. w. c. Patterson gave one Of the
largest receptions Of the season
Thursday afternoon at her residence on
South Flower street. The decorations were
graceful and effective. In the long halls
were potted palms and masses of feathery
bamboo, and the reception room was il
roses and smilaX, with slender ropes OF
smilax caught in empire wreaths about the
walls. The library was in greer
and gold. In the dining room
where an elaborate luncheon was
served, a proiusion of pink and white carna
tions, with ferns and smilax were used
Mrs. Patterson was assisted in receiving by
Mrs. NJ G. Calender, Mrs. A. j. Danskin
Mrs. 5. 5. Salisbury, Mrs II. c. Gooding
Mrs. G. d. Cadwalladcr, Mrs. j. j. Akin
Misses Frances Clark, Gcnevieve Smith
Anne Wethern and Gertrude Gooding
About two hundred guests were present
during the afternoon.
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smilax and brides roses. The bride was
daintily gowned in white organdie, garnished
with Nalenciennes lace and white satin rib
bon, her only ornaments being cluster pin
of diamonds and emeralds. She carried a
bouquet of white carnations and maidenhair
ferns. Her attendants were little Miss ,Jes-
sic Carter and Master Archibald Reeve, who
preceded the bridal party, strewing flowers.
Mrs. W. r. Carter presided at the piano,
PLAYING the Bridal Chorus from "Lohen-
grin" as the party entered, and ''Oh, Prom
ise Me-" softly during the ceremony. Miss
Williamson of Kansas City and Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Scherer assisted in receiving. Mr..
and Mrs. Scherer will be at home TO their
friends after December lst at ll52 East
Adams street.
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How Rouge May BE Superseded

1t IS conceded by all that the ladies of our
local 100 never appeared half so charm
ing as at the ''bal poudre,' and that this
effect was due to a great extent to the rouge
used as on essential accompaniment of the
costume of the patch and powder" days.
If ladies would visit the beauty shop as
conscientlously as they do their dress
makers parlors, the result obtained would
be a complexion that would rival the color
ing produced by rouge, and not need the
complement. of powdered hair to show it's
lrlliancy. This is the advice rendered by
Mrs. Weaver-Jackson, whose parlors are
at 30S South Spring street.
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Pasadena Weddin Or

The nuptials Of Edgar Wright Treisled OF
st. Louis Mo, and Miss Grace J.. Smith.
the beautiful and accomplished daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel T. Smith Of Butte Mont.
The herald., 1898-11-20

H. L. Arms will entertain the club, No
vember %, at their residence on Sigler
street.
The herald., 1898-11-20

Invincible on the battle field.
In lists of love soon slain
The heart of oak is not so hard
When taken with the grain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-24

HcYc. his wife, did, by their certain deed
of trust dated fehruaty ii,h. lssi. aud
sScI'T page is he rscorSs in Tho n S
&c % The recorder of sait Lake county.
In the Territory tnow Stntcl " Utah.
SnSy 20 Sssnr h rea ai s,S S'S s ses
,,s:ylii a, part q lot four Oh
s si2fN as esVSSn .y survey a p'1 iieslnniar
four ana onc-hnlf N'il rods south % the
northeast corner ~ said lot four 90. aud
running thence south three OlrodH.thgnce
west ten u1i rods, thence north three a.
rods. thence east ten uol rods To the place
NJ beginning. which said conveyance WA
IN, is' iambart invest,nsn, com mn tb S.
payment OF tho said Enoa u. aud
Luacino hogcn ono certain promifsory
for the principal sum OF 800 due Fob
runry lat. 1895. with interest thereon from
the date thereof until maturity AT tho
rs az and with in,pTe"i s6sfaSs
after maturity until paid az the rate Of
twelve per seat per anaum. payable
whereas. Il Il provided In said deed O,
trust that In ease u default I'm the pay-
ment OF said note.qr q the interest thcro-
ton of the present legal holder and owner
Of said note. sell ana dispose OF tho above
lsi,srlhS sn.o hr@ 9 ro, ana m me sht
the said i.noH u. and Luaeine Hoge, their
heirs and naslrna therein. at public nuc-
ton, az the place. N the manner and for
the purpose In said deed ~ trust stated.
after having nrrt given thirty DAYS public
notice ~ particularly provided for III snid
deed Of trust, reference 20 which ~ here
by made for greater certainty; and
Wherein. said note OF 81 90. WAS ex-
tended 10 February frt. 100, with inter.
est thereon nt the rate OF nix per cent per
Hnnum. payable semi annually. and.
Whereas, default has been made In tho
payment Of a coupon OF $40. due Angus;
ist, isgs. and said coupon " SUI past due
pr0mlaRory note has. ~ accordance with
Inc terms OF said deed OF trust. declared
the whole OF said Indebtedness due aud
Now, Therefore. notice II hereby given
that 1, the undersigned william N. bale
trustee rs aforesaid, unon the application
ne present legal holder and owner OF
/ virtue Of the power and authority IN mo
/ VI sted by the terms OF said deed % trust
I viii On Thursday. the 9Th day OF January.
I iili AZ the hour OF ten o'clock In the fore.
I noon ~ said day, sell the above described
/ property. and nll ~. rights. title, bene.
/ Enos u. and l.uncinc Hogc. their heirs
/ ana assigns therein, at public auction lot
! Tho highest and best prirs the same viii
/ hiring Ia cash. NJ the front door Of tho
l rounty Court House In Salt Lake city,
| in the County Of Salt Lake, and state ~
/ Utah, for the purpose OF paying said In.
| debtcdnesr, and all costs an expenses Of
'N''' WILLIAM II. DALE.
| Trustee.
first publication, Dec. 9Th. isas.
/ Last publication. Inny. 4. 100,
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i
:" 'ne matter Of the Esta,o
Tho ltzgcfnld. deccssed OF John
sale ,o u,nn,u,etaignod viii sell a,
fr nnss,si,nsn m, north forty.sev., ~,
~ ut the southeast ou.r,ot lot Eight
sa,,,t 'y-thrcc cd, To,gnsht,, u section
Meridian. i' thse one % west. s5i,'i ~
foriy.two ,ip ,hre north, NJ deg w aite
~ 1saiena Canal. thence nse,, Nm. line u
more ~ VEST. fprty-stven a., uptih
Lot Eiabi 10 The west boun3a,,vy 1s
,we,ihty-thrce ca: thence NJ, Section
~, "nnvnry OF Lots Fivo az .te west
near i o ne east banks u tie ia ,.l,sht
FliYpcrnid.s is.uh'hMest corner Of ran.
unsncc leave mora south NJ sh Httf.
49, iinine ,'gl rods. more or ~, "t east
,he,c.nn . o., the aforesaid uaien, 70 We
md s.evcn-icnihs tir1 'pI ad. i,9riy-sey,n
lne' thencc south on aaetia, w. section
nIsce" na two-tontha NC2i fn,i" ~ 'tN.
thre. IN . o",,sihhine. containing ihlr,e.
tnincd, within the ilmlia Of ny con-
~ "nr Eisht %. Section 81 TIA NV
Joining s.inSnp ,y.v. al,o he piece !" al
,aln piece OF land doscfib6d a. u,Ah cef.
o so,wr hesinning at the nd lgtYsgg,
o,,,,,, OF lot Five hl OF tho en1,h,a..,
'fownsh,, r., section Twcniy.three "a,
"a
west In Salt Lake COUNTY a .sg, On.
.tnni thence south slxty.sis =, S'ite q
ut,n NJ. W s-iol rods. thence norm 'Eh iii
I'VE, west torty-aevcn and seven.t..,r
80 roo. To the east line of ~ y. n1lh.
,nnhl Thence north. sin de- 'siena
hlNtl-nln 't'l rods. more ~ ie97 ,aN..st
west boundary " the nfnfolsil t., " - ile
~. hencc on the w,st hnundsre ~, I've
lint rive tal down the east hanf ~ ~
uAn MNor TO The northweat f,,., W 90.
said Tot Five Cl thence alone ,tth.i u
boundary Of nnid lot Hive M norm
torty-HeNCn and nve-ton,hs a-R ,lst
more %. less, tc tho east iiue Us
aforesaid onlcna Canal. ibrre,No' We
nity-slN and nvc-tcnths GGt, "a. 't.t
the. place Of bcnlnninF, nnI ,nr,, "
within the limits OF Lot FiVe III ~ ,rei
lion Twcnty-lhrcc en-. TOWNSHIP rh,,,
Bl south ~ lgnnre ono fii we'F shisa
salt LAX. Meridian. State N i'inh ns
or after Friday. the .nth day ~ "
Dor, lN,; and written lids win r. ~. N.
celNcd by the undersigned nj tho ~ :
Of Young q Movie. attorney w. ~.
bcactct National Bank. corner N NJ
and firtt Hnuth Streets galt i.ate gi,l
Utah. Terms OF sale. cash. On w.
cent, PAYABLE at time Of sale b1ian' !.
upon confirmation hv tho cnurt ''''Ns
ilEnEn A. SMITH
Dated Salt Lake city. Can. b ,,ss,ai
YOUNG 4 MOVIE.
Attorneys
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NOtItE-
The Northern Spy Mining Company.
Location OF Principal Place Of Busi-
ness; salt Lake CITY. Utah. Loca-
tlon OF Mlne and Works: Tintlc
Mining District. Juab coun-
~, utah


Notice IS hereby given that at a
meeting OF the Board Of Trustees OF
said company. held on the ssth day %
November. 1898. an assessment tNo..
OF ten ti0) cents per share was levied
on the capital stock Of the Corporation.
payable Immediately 20 the secretary,
ne his Office, Mccormick a. Co's. Bank.
corner 1st South and East Temple
streets, Salt Lake CITY, Utah. Any
stock upon which 4his asseasmenf shall
remain unpaid on Wednesday. she 18th
day OF December. 1928. will be delin-
duent and advertised for sale at public
auction; and unless payment IL made
before. viii be sold on Monday, the gard
day of January. 1899. to pay &hc delin-
quent assessmens. together with the
cost OF advertising and expenses OF
sale.
by order 81 the hoard OF Trustees.
a. HANAUER JR., Secretary.
Corner LIST South and East Temple
streets. SAX Lake City. Utah. Nov.
90 1898
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Bad Taste IN ch.l,lm,, cn,d,.

Take the matter ~ Christmas cards
alonc-tho general sending of which has
become "a tax upon strength and nerves
and which h yet, for the most part. hut
u farcical display OF POOR taste. no taste
ANA bad taste. " We would send a
Christmas Fretlng to u friend. why In
the uuwn Of good taste not make ii
perfonHlf N takes lesa time tn write
"a dozen gracious notes than 10 go dowf
town nnd look FOR approximately M,
prupriate "snle'' continents And h.
when there IN no suggestion ~ "mlHut'
between sender, card aud receiver n
you only write "chflrimna Greetings
Ing care. and send II tp q friend. II vii
Eiyo moro pleasure, ho a highpr coinpll
inont and rebound 90 rood taste NOR,
thnn conld any rendy-made, putrhaHnhl
Morris Nretschmar In tho necembo
Moman'H Home Companion,
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NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
tho Diamond Consolidated Mining COM
pany will be held Mt 10 n. m. Wednesday.
January 18th. 1879, Mt the office OF tho
company. No. 1ii 8. Main St. Salt LAX.
City, Utah. for the election ~ Board
Of Directors and officers for the cnsuin z
year. for the purpose OF authorizing tho
Board OF Directors TO acquire additional
mining property and for the transaction
OF such other business NJ may legally
come before said meeting.
LOUIS u. BAMBERGsR.
President.
Dated at Salt Lake city this sth day
NJ Dcrguabcr Ikq(
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NOTICE or ASSESSMENT.


Utah Aanhalt and yarnlsh Company
Situation OF Principal PLACE q li,'l'
ness No. i0s Mccormick block
salt Lake city, utah ,,.e,.
Notice II hereby given that ~ m,tn
Ing ~ the Hoard OF directors oi wy
Utah Asphalt and Narnish Cgiapar,g,
held at Salt Lake city, utah Msss'baif
Of one "a cent per. share was ls ,,pn'
on tho capital stock Of tho eofl9la,aa,Tr,v''
payable 20 Arlant. :, Young ,h,'tsa ,itH
iital. and any stock upon when
asssssment shall remain gnpslh ia IA.
nth day Of January, ~ WI AZ pgb.
iio auction, and ~ payment j. not v' ~
before viii ho sold ON ne W u@ NJ.
Tebruary. 1880. AZ the hour ot xb ~
M Inc otiie. OF the company "fi,ah
Mccormick block. Salt Lake tiyi ,esrtis.
10 nay assessment and cost OF a"''
Ing and oxpensss, q SAFE votiNd.
Secretary
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ASSESSMENT SorIcr.
The Fissure Mining Company.
Principal Place OF Business, Salt Lake
City. Utah.
Location Of Miner. Tln,ic Mining Dis
trict,

NOTICE Is hereby given that at a
meeting OF the directors. held az salt
Lake City. on Friday. November IL.
1925. an assessment OF one half Of one
cent per share was levied on the capital
stock OF the corporation. PAYABLE on or
before December H. 1893. to the sccrc-
;ary. at the office OF the company. i0J
east. Second South. Salt Lake cliy.
Utah.
Any stock upon which this assess-
mcni may remain unpaid on the 2i,h
day Of December, 1875. will be deiln.
qucnt and advertised for sale at pub
lie auction, and unless payment IL made
before. will be sold on the 10Th day OF
January. 1890. TO pay the delinquent as
sessmen;. together with the cost OF ad-
vcrtlslng and expense Of sale.
II. GREEN. Secretary.
Dated Nov. II. 1895.
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OFFICE or MIDLAND coMrANy,

NOTICE rs HEREhY ,;fvEN 1,ssi ~
o. meeting OF the stockhoiders OF ths
Midland Company Is hereby called TO be
nela , az me Office OF the Company. x
city. Utah on Tuesday. the 10th dny of
January. Kea. TO vote upon the pronosi.
critics. In West Mountain Mimi i,lst,ir,
salt Lake County, Utah, and also 10
vote on the proposition Of amending tho
bylaws Of the company IN reintion To-
the meeting Of the stockholders OF the
company.
q. l.. BEMIs.
FRANK HOFFMAN,. '''
Gart.sox,.
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yorror or STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

The annsrnl meeting ot tnr, cSni.
hoiders al me Cumberland Mining s .tl"s
pany Will be held IN RON ~ Janu.
Hack. san Lake CITY, ulln' on m 80 Tor
az lem, 1893, wi 10 o'clock a. ~,
NJ Ne purpose OF transac;lag ans snd ior
business OF the annual meellnk ,re the
the further purpose OF asi az, ~ "A COM
articles OF incorpofaaon 1i ~ ASSES.
IShS ~, ~ v niso 10 reduce the faee 49, 49,
ap~ W. ~" .,,oek from Ten dollars r-t sS'-''
Ia one dollar per share. s..ors.ary.
7" GrORGE II. EMERY, see 9, ',sga
SAT- Lake city. Utah. pee' 1i' ''
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ssrocKmoLprns' MEETING.

Notice Is hereby given that there will
be n meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Atlantic Mining and Milling company,
q corporation Of Utah. Thursday. the bih
day OF January. 1893. ut o'clock u. M.
81 the principal Office and place Of
business OF said company. In room No.
2iO D0oly Block. Salt Lake City, Utah.
Said meeting viii be held for the pnr-
pose Of elcctlnE y board Of directors for
said company for the ensuing year. and
for such other business IA may regular
~ como before said meeting.
G. y. WARREN.
Prcaldcnt OF Board OF Directors.
Dated Doe q fGQQ
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.
Aurora Mining and Milling compai

Aurora Mining and Milling Company.
Principal Place Of Business. Salt Laks
City. Location of milne, Ohio Mln.
ing District. Pluto County. Utah.
There are deilnquen, upon the follow.
ing described stock. on accoun, u no.
ssssment No. .. levied on the 18Th day
OF october. isas. the several amounts
&C; opposite their names. a. follows
ccrsln- No.
cate. Shares. Amount
John o. Cannon. 8 5000 i.l@
John q. cannon..ii5 800 80
And In accordance with the law and
an order OF the board OF directors made
on the 18th day OF october. 1875, -
many shares OF each parcel Of said
stock as may be necessary. Will be sold
at the accrctary'H office. No. u north
Main street. Salt Lake city. on siiuf.
day. Dec. aist. isaS. al Y mon. TO pay
the delinquent assessment thereon. 20.
Reihcr with the cost Of advertising ani
expense OF sale.
JOHN WELLS. Secretary
Dated Dee. isth. isss.
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And In accordance with law and an
order OF the Board OF Directors made
on the 23rd day Of July. A. ID. 1895. 40
many shares OF each parcel Of stock as
may be necessary will no sold at pub.
lie auction at Room sii. Atlas Block.
in the city OF Salt Lake. and State of
Utah, on the 18th day of October, A. u.
1893, az the hours OF . O'Clock IN the az
ternoon OF said day, % pay the delin-
quent assessment thereon. together
u. v. DUNCAN.
Secretary Crown Point Mining Com.
pany. Room 2it. Atlas Block. Salt
lake CITY, Utah.
Dated this 18th day OF Sept. 1898.
The sale Of the delinquent stock
above mentioned. Is by order OF the
Hoard OF Directors. continued until
Tuesday. the 25th day Of October. 1898.
FRED T. MeGURRIN.
Acting Secretary.
The sale OF the delinquent stock
above mentioned. In by order of the
board Of Directors. continued until
Thursday. the 10th day OF November.
1895. at 2 o'clock y. m.
FRED 4. McGURRIN.
Acting Secretary.
Dated October GOTH. 1895.
The sale OF the delinquent stock
above mentioned. Is by order OF the
hoard OF Directors. continued until
Saturday. the 18th day Of November,
1895, at 2 o'clock p. M, al the place
designated In the above notice.
FRED T. McGUnRfN.
Acting Secretary.
Dated November 10th. 1898.
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West Buckeye Mining Company.
Principal Place OF Duainess. Sal, Lake
City. Utah

NOTICE IA hereby given tina, a, =
meeting OF the board OF directors OF
West buckeye Mining Co. held AZ
Hal, Lake City, Utah. Dec. ~. ihys, an
assessment OF X OF one cent per share
was levied ON the capital stock o. lhs
corporation. payable ~ once 20 u, =.
Miller. secretary. sis state sisecs. san
Lake City. Utah. and any stock upon
which the assessment shall remain w
paid on the 18th day OF January ~,
win be delinquent and ADVERTISED ~
sale al public auction. and II payment u
not made before, will be fold on ih'
a0th day 81 January, 1889 AZ 10 a.nl.'
at 2i2 state street. Salt Lake clly'utah'
90 pay assessments and cost OF adyegsli'
Ing and expenses OF sale.
II. u. MILLER. Secretary
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STOCKHOLDERS mrErINu.

The regular annual meeting OF the
Stockholders OF tho Buckeye Mining
Company, IL hereby called 10 be held
az room i0S Mccormick Block, Salt Lake
Slty' Utah, on Saturday, January 4,
lAs9, az II o'clock a. M. for the election
ot officers for tho ensuing year and for
me transaetlon OF such other business
az shall lawfully come before n,
BRIANr s. YOUNG,
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FROM THE MISSION FIELD.

Elder Edwin $. Sheets OF this city Is
iome from a mission, In excellent health
and spirits lie left home July 2.
100, and went TO the Northern states
mission. His first Held Of labor was In
southern Illinois whore he Travelled for
'wen'y.one months, preaching the Gos-
pei Then he was assigned 10 the
MlnpeRota conference being assigned Ia
Is presidency on April sra last. ile re-
,pits having met with excellent success
receiving the kindeat treatment FROM a
Minnesota.
Elder J. H. PARCEL OF wmlshurg. Was.
"h eeunl?, has Returned lone fiom Il
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-24

NoTfcE.-Thers are delinquent on
the following described stock on &C.
count OF assessment; No. I Of : ccntI
per share in the capital stock Of said
company. levied on the s7ri day of
July. is9s, che several amounts sci,
cppn-.'s the names OF the respective
aharnhoidef-s a. f.1iiowa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-24

Elder David T.. Jones ~ nnuntifil ar.
cnce NJ the southern states n.irflon on
sunday, December iA ISIS. Ito left
here on January N. lspd and has en-
gagged IN most successful work dunui.
his absence. tie travelled without ptirae
or scrip ana his experience ~ that Tho
people were most kind nnd "a great
message. lie enjoyed good health, with
the exception of one week, when - WAS
| down with an attack of chills and
fever.