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CALL AND srE IT.
srooKmoLprns. MrnrINo.

salt Lake City. Sept. 7. is9A
The annual riockholders' meeting q
the Echo Land a Stock company Will
be held at the cgmpany's office, with
spencer CiRwHnu a Co. 100 Broadway,
Thursday, october 9. 1895, az II a. m.
for the election % officers and such
other business 40 shall come before H..
SPENCER CLAWSON. Pre- s,ient.
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NAME

In accordance with law. and an order
OF the Board OF Directors made Au-
gust Goth. 90 many shares OF each par
eel OF such stock as may be necessary
win be sold al public auction 10 the
highest bidder for cash at the office
OF the Secretary. No, Is North Main
street. on Monday, the 18th day OF
October, 1895, at ie noon, TO pay de-
llnQuont assessments thereon, together
with the cost VI advertising and ex-
pense OF sale,
JOHN WELLS, Secretary.
Dated oetoher LIST. 1925
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Could No, race disgrace.

Victoria. n. G.. oct s,-wafton
Walker. a young ranchrr. AGED n. ae-
cused % stealing a shotgun At Col.
wood, n suburb u this city, preferred
death 10 tho disgrace OF being taken
into town under arrest, and blew MS
head on. with another shotgun. Whlle
the conriaiie was waiting for him TO
chnnrn hla clnthea.
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New York. oct. t.-Jammed from top
20 bottom with cheering. shouting
thr0ng Carnegie hall. New York. was
the scene iait night Of the great mass
meeting that opened the campaign OF
Col Thco Roosevelt. for governor OF
New York
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Paris, Oct 5.-A formal application
for tho revision Of the prcyfuA case
wni entered today on the docket OF
the court ~ cessation. The procedure
FOR reopcnlnR the case has. therefore
definitely commenced.
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NoTICE.-There are delinquent on
the foiiovinr described stock on ac-
count Of assessment No. ~ . cents
per share on the capital stock Of said
company. levied on the 21rd DAY Of
July. is9s. the several amounts act
opposite the names ~ the respective
shareholders NJ f0ilowsi
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sor,cE 10 oNrp,rons.

Estate Of Adam Hunter, Deceased
Creditors will present claims win
vouchers 10 the undersigned q law Of
nee Of &. \. kinney. % and y CONNER /.
ciai nix, on or before the 22nd day OF
January. a. u. 1899. -,
Dale OF frH, publication. sept ~ a.
u. 1875. .......
WILLIAM r. HUNTER,
Administrator OF the Estate 81 Ndam
Hunter. Deceased.
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Assrssnrsr 80. 9.
Washable Mining Company. Situation
Of Principal Place OF Business. No.
10 w. First South 81. salt
Lake City, Utah.

Notice IL hereby given that at a
meeting of che board OF directors OF
the Washable Mining Company. held
al Salt Lake City, Utah. Sept. "a. iSgS.
an assessment Of one-fourth ~ Of onf
a. cent per snare was levied on the
capital stock Of the corporation. pay
able at once % Alex. buchanan. Jr..
secretary. No II West First South
a.. salt Lake city. Utah. Any sto.'k
upon which said assessment shall re-
main hfylld on the 18Th day OF Octo-
Der. 1895. will be dsiirquent and Adver.
Used for sale az public auction. and "
payment 10 not made before will be
soli on the fih day OF November. 1895,
az che hour of 2 pm, 40 The oflice OF
the company. No. 10 West First south
street. salt Lake City. Utah. 10 pay the
delinquent assessment together with
costs Of advertising ana expenses Of
sale.
ALEX. BUCHANAN. JR..
Secretary.
a.ft VT fsff.s 60 "a NEaa
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CONFERENCE AND EisrEpprop
RATES,


For the Annual Conference. I. ID. T..
at Salt Lake city. october 9Th 20 9Th,
Inclusive. and the Elsteddfod no SAT-
Lake city. october 9th. sth and
I'm, the following rates are authorized
10 salt Lake city and return via the
mo Qrando Western Railway
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''1sf}l-s & A.. -l'''''..,..sl Ir.-'a
OREGON SHORT LINZ
Railway.
TIME GARD IN ErFDCT MAYstsa
Tratr. .,,tvo al 49,. -. s.,.
Railway.
TIME oARD N rrrncr MAY ana
ds TF' &c i sTyS and depart at sal, rAs city

N a..
,Rnivr
From chicago Omaha ~ Lou,
kansas ulty' Denver, Park Cty
IRON iieicna. lutte. Portland s8 Az . ~ m
tnncl.co. Ogden and iniorino1.
From San Trancisca. cache vaiiev an
r,o 9s ., ses ln, .,os pgiaij ipm
.r, ka9s a.; OK ,i psay,r and o,,,ea pa
w. Eureka Nanmoth, S'ivrr
,N,eeil,y and ,sl IIG,or1,sdls'ePoia,, e9pa
rooele and Garfield lieaeb '.. COPS
nrPaur
For Chlcarn. Omaha Denver. Kan
sas Cly, 81 Louis ovden aud
For San Ffanci.co. ogden. caeho N
valley aud Intermediate pulnts q 0sa,
Tor ug9cn. pcnvcr kansas CITY
omaha - Louis Chicago aud
IN, 9 e,,,Inn i,a,, p9 ,Ilisa .i npn
an. and IAN frgnelsso. ,,.....,.. Spa
Provo NephL sanpcic, MILFORD.
= Frisco and intermediate paluts ma
MIXED train for Garfield Reach.
looclc and Terminus iI....... fnam
Trains south Of Juab run daily uaeopi
fDaily except sunday
CITY TICKET OFFICE. UNDER MASONIC HALL
No 100 West second south strvot
Telephone Ma 80
iialiroad and steamship Tickets on us
10 all parts OF the world
Pullman Palace Ger Ticket one
Gen Pass aud rlekol AGA.
gsnstal Tranio Manager
vire.prosidcnt and Den u,,....
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Throw AVuY Your COTsSCTeH

Ana use only the Salt Lake CITY Breviss
Co.'s 'premium Pals Lager neer" Each boz
lie il provided With neat porcelain stopper
which Ia easily manipulated and enables yoa
10 use part VI bottle Of beer, replace ths
stopper and weep the remainder fresh ana
nioo for an indefinite length Of time
rslsphons " No, " Tor a trial order
SlI lake CITY BREWING CO.,
xAnon hoRiTZ Gen n4H
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ALEX. BUCHANAN. JR..
a,li fnke rllY. sert. nd. 10
NOrIcr on Assl.ssMrNr.


Mfht hueheye Mining co,
Principal place Of business. Salt Lake
city, Utah,
Notice II hereby given that nj a
meeting u the board OF directors OF
West luekeye Mining Co, held At
salt Lake city. Utah, Sept. 20, 1895. an
assessment Of y Of one cent per share
was levied on the capital stock OF the
corporation, payable at once 90 II. ".
Miller, secretary, st2 state IT., SAT-
Lake city Utah. and any stock upon
which the assessment shall remain un-
paid on the 2sth day OF Oct. ISIS, Will
he delinquent and advertised for sale
at public auction. and II payment Is
not made before. viii be sold on the
18TH day Of November, isgs, at p. m,
AZ 2i2 state 81, Salt Lake city, Utah,
10 pay assessments ana cost OF adyer.
tlalng ana expenses of sale.
H. H.. MILLER gecrefary
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DnIINQuINr NOriur


Location Of principal place Of business,
Salt Lake city. Utah.
There are delinquent the following
described stock on account 81 assess
ment No. ., levied on the Goth day Of
opposite the names Of respective share
holders, to-wil.
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NOTICE II hereby given that ~ a
meeting 81 the Hard Of DlrF.'tnrH. held
on the Goth day OF sepicm a. 1895, an
assessment " ono fourth pf one-eent
Der share was levied on the capital \, lcS
~ the corporation, payable on the siih
day OF October 1888. 10 J, n. M3yie,
treasurer, at said room !, Deseret Ma
tionni Bank Buliiing, Salt Lake CITY,
Utah. Any stock upon which this az
Heasment may remain unpaid on tho
Gath day OF october. is9s, Will be- de-
ilnquent and advertised for sale ~ pub
lie auction. and unless payment l. made
before, will be sold ON the eist lay NJ
November. isss, al " o'clock, noon, az
the said Once Of the company, tn ply
the delinquent assessment, Together
with the cost of advertising and "a.
penses OF sale.
j.. n. MOVIE. Secretary
Salt Lake city Utah. Sept. %, 1895
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q
Notice IA hereby given that unu5,
and by virtue Of thc VIII ot 49, ~
Hodgman. deceased, the eH.su. . V,,.ttb
said estate. will cell. IN acoofdAhn,s5f Mil
the terms and conditions o. SUI is
the following described real tsiA" "
wit. 80,
Commencing at the norihtaii e9 ,i,e
Of Lot .. Block g. Plat u. ~, te,c
City survoy. running thence VI. w.
and one half rods thence souih w,
hundred and twenty icct' then'' In
two rrd one-haif rods ih.n1 n' ~
one hundred and twenty feet 70 t'i,s ~
beginning. all In said Lot D ~ Il,
at pfivnft saio for cash ai w NJ
price that can b. obtained. ~ IN. ol,i. n
n the said executor. No - Cos.no,,c,iaa az.
block. salt Lake city utah. OF W "''''
the Let DAY OF August lssN ,..s
Dated This goth day y july lssN
<. u. wEsTERFlELp.
d. H. wengsr. attorney f'r executor
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At a meeting OF the Hoard o. Dlrec-
tors held August esth. isps. aatessment
levied on the capital stock u said cor
poratlon, payable on OF before october
ist. 1898
Any stock upon which this asses.
ment may remain unpaid on october
iHt. 1895. will be delinquent
and Advertised for sale AZ
public auction. and unless payment u
made before win be- sold nj u North
Main street. Salt Lake city. Utah. on
the 18th day ~ october. 1908, ~ the
hour Of u O'Clock noon, 70 pay the DE-.
iinaurnt assessment, together with
costs of advertising ana expense Of
ne o,drr ~ the nnsrf o. Directors
" JOHN WELLS. Secretary.
r-u rsrs city. September is' isas
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sor,or or ASSESSMENT.


Location OF Principal Place of Buslnoss
Room 7. DCacrci National nani
building, Cor. Main ana First SIulf
streets. Salt Lake city. Utah.
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ASSESSMENT 80. ..

Bullion Beck Tunnel Mining Company.
situation Of Principal Place OF
business, No. fos Mccormick
block. Salt Lake City, Utah.
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QUAY IS bound OVER

Held in The Sum Of 5000 for HI, Apper-
ance.
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DnL,souENr SoIicE.

Crown Point Mining company. Princi-
pal once. Room ~ Mas Block
City OF Salt Lake, STATE OF btah
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Location OF works and mines IN Ulniah
Mining District. Park Guy. sum
nit County. STATE " Uthh.
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PROBATE Ann ouAaoiASs'i''
NOriCh..
Consult County Cicrs or The ho,ple''
signcrs fof Further iniofmA''h


In the District Court Probate i piV,s''"
SAT- Lake County. state Of u'ah
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In the matter OF the estate OF Ne"''
1iodgman. deceased
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT 50. ..


Location OF Mine. Lakeside Mining
District, Tooeie Co. Utah
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QUAY's VERSION.

Tho senator tonight. In rcnponas 10
an Inquiry for a statement ny re-.
porter OF the Associated Presa, said
~ think that no one who was present
al the hearing today entertained any
doubt a. 10 The truthfulnoss OF the
charge boldly made by my counsel.
that this proceeding was lustigated by
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Wives of Presidents.

Lady Washington, as she was called,
was a colonial dame, exceedingly for
NAL, not easy of access, an aristoCrat
by nature, a republican by necessity.
Mrs. Abigail Adams was something of
a blue stocking and a good deal of q
politician. Dolly Madison was Mrs.
Adams opposite in many respects
very gay, a charming hostess, a born
society leader. The only White House
wife since Dollys day at all suggestive
Of her is Mrs. Cleveland
Mrs. Louisa Catherine Adams was,
unlike Mrs. Washington, free from the
cold and formal manner of a colonial
aristocrat. She was not at once a ped
ant and a politician like Abigail
Adams. She had more refinement, and
was less of a butterfly than Mrs. Madi-
son. Mrs. Jefferson, Mrs Jackson, Mrs.
Van Buren, and Mrs. Arthur died before
their husbands entered the White
House, and Mrs. William Henry Harri-
son was unable to reach Washington in
time to become a lady of the White
House. The first Mrs. Tyler was an in
valid, and the second entered the White
House too late. Mrs. Taylor. plying her
knitting needles and smoking her pine.
Mrs. Lincoln, with her eccentric wavs
ana Mrs. johnson, an invalid, whom he
had married when he was a Greenyille
tailor, may be called the plain bodies"
or the White House.-Utica Journal
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eminent, and they will be redeemed
and cancelled.
Ninth-Standard silver dollars are to
be redeemable in gold, but silver GER
tificates are redeemable only in stand
ard silver dollars. The parity of silver
with gold is secured by a gold redemp-
ton fund.
Tenth-Silver certificates are here
after to be issued only in denomina-
lions of 81, 50 and S.. Legal tender
notes, reserve notes and currency are
not to be issued in denominations be-
low $40
observation-disclosures banks are re-
quired to pay tax of one eighth of l
per cent. semi-annually on their capt.
tai, surplus and undivided profits.
Twelfth-National banks are permit
ted to establish branches, under regu-
lations to be prescribed by the Secre-
tary of the Treasury
The committee says in explanation
of the provision regarding the assump-
ton of legal tender notes by the banks
that it has endeavored to adopt a
system which would be subject to none
of the criticism made against the issue
Of interest bearing bonds or the tax
alton of the people for the payment
of this demand debt.
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gold SO long as they are conducting
solvent business.
The principal provisions of the bill
are as follows:
First-A division of issue and re-
demption is established in the treasury,
for the Secretary of the Treasury is
authorized TO set aside the general cash
balances in excess of S50,o00,000 This
excess on March II, 1895, was S116,-
139, 032. United States notes received
by this decision for redemption in gold
are to be cancelled and retired in pro-
portion as certain substitute currency
is issued. No note redeemed in gold
is to be again paid out, except under
exceptional conditions.
Second-National banks are required
to assume the current redemption of
United States demand notes, in order
TO obtain circulation based upon their
commercial assets a new class Of
notes, called national reserve notes. is
to be issued in lieu of legal tender notes
deposited by the banks with the treas
ury, and these reserve notes are to be
redeemed upon demand by the banks
out of the redemption fund which they
are required to maintain in gold. These
reserve notes are not treated in any
respect as bank notes because the
banks are not liable for their ultimate
redemption.
Third-The basis of national bank
note circulation will be the commercial
assets Of the banks, but these will be
reached only after a series of years.
Fourth-National banks are to be
permitted to issue currency notes on
their commercial reserve to the amount
of the reserve notes issued to them in
deposit for United States notes.
Fifth-Treasury notes issued under
the Act of July IA. 1890. are to be dealt
with eventually on the same basis as
United States notes.
SiXth-A tax of per cent. is levied
upon currency notes issued in excess
of go per cent of the capital of any
national bank, and of = per cent. when
in excess of so per cent.
Seventh-The national currency notes
based upon commercial assets are to
be secured by a bank note guaranty
fund made up by the contribution in
gold coin of D per cent. of the entire
circulation of the bank, and provision
is made for replenishment of this fund
within certain limits.
Eighth-The national reserve notes
will continue to be legal tender until
received in the treasury from failed
and hquidating banks, when liability
for them will be assumed by the Gov
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SACRAMENTO MARKET.
Little Change in the Situation in
Local Produce Circles.

Sacramento, March 23d.
There was little change in the situation
in local produce circles to-day Trade con-
tirues of quiet character.
Following are the retail prices for the
various articles mentioned:
FLOUR-Family Extras, 81 35 per 100
lbs; 81 20 for so lbs.
FRUIT-Oranges. Navels, S5G6Oc: Seed
lings, 200S0c Mandarins, 15c; Lines, 20c:
Lemons, 15Q25c: Cocoanuts, 1Oc each; Ba,
nanas, 25c per dozen; Grape Fruit ms
for Csc; Apples, &c per H. 75c4S1 so per
NUTs-New Walnuts, 15c per 10: New
Almonds, 1212c; New Brazils. 12Iac; Pc
cans, Ice; Filberts, 15c; Chestnuts, 15c per
DAIRY -Butter-Pickle. zoe
per 10; Mountain, zoe; Valley Roll zoe;
roll. Cheese California. 15c per ID: Young
America, lie; Eastern Creamery, 15a2Oc
Genuine Swiss 40c: American Cheese, zoe;
VEGETABLES Sc per n.
Celery, SC per head; Caulidower. 10c per
head Artichokes. 90c per dozen; New Po-
nips, Carrots, Lettuce, Radishes,' LEX eek
and Green Onions, 121ac per dozen bunch
es: Onions, SC per n; Sweet Potatoes. Sc
tercress 2 for &c; Roman. Q for &c: Peas.
10c; Asparagus S41oc; Rhubarb, 1214c.
IN Its Beef Rib Roast 12A@
l0c; Chuck Roast, loo; Rump, &c; Brisket,
&c; Chuck Steak. 1ec. Veal-Loin and RIB
110l121ac; Loip and Rib Chops, PIC: Mutt
ton Stew, Sc; Shoulder Chops, Sc. Pork
sQ12c per ID: Corned Beef, SQ121ac; Sau-
sage 1212c; Vienna Sausage, 15c; Bacon
SQel31ac. Ham, 1212Gp131ec
POULTRY-Hens, Coo each; Spring, SOC
each; Brothers, 25940c each; Tame Geese,
81 so each; Tame Ducks, TIC each; Tur-
keys. 15c for live and 17c for dressed per
H..
GAME-Geese, 75c per pair: Brants, 4Oc:
Squirrels 35c per pair; Colt entails, Csc per
pair; Hare, SOC Der pair.
EGGS-California, 15c per dozen, dozen
for 25c.
HAY AND GRAIN-Oai Hay, sOGe0c
per cwt; Alfalfa Hay 65Q70:: Whole Bar
ley, 81 30; Ground Barley, 81 20; Feed Oats
81 35G1 S.; Middlings, 81 IS: Bran, 81 10;
Straw 60c; Corn, large, 81 80; Small. 81 S5
per ctl; Cracked Corn, 81 40; Red Russian
Oats. 81 60
COAL OIL-Peari Gases, lie; Star, 17c
Eocene, 19c; Extra Star, 21c; Elaine, &c;
Water White (bulk), 12c.
ELECTRIC LIGHT CANDLES-10 OF.
4115c II OF, 51ac: IA o. 616c; 16 OF, TIC.
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w. F. BURKE SHOT TO DEATH
BY A MANIAC.
Lost His Life While Attempting to
Arrest a Man for Disturb
ance of the Peace.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 23-Police
Lieutenant w. F. Burke was shot and
killed by Park Haynes, alias the Irish
Tinker" a maniac, this morning,
while attempting to arrest him for a
disturbance of the peace.
Haynes and another neighbor quar-
relied about a fence between their lots
on Precita avenue, Bernal flights, this
morning, and the former became so
abusive that the police were sum-
mOned. Two officers in uniform from
the Seventeenth-street station respond
ed to the CALL but on arrival at the
scene of the disturbance Haynes -four
ished a revolver, and acted in such a
threatening manner that the officers
retired and notified their superior Of
ficers at the station
Lieutenant Burke at once went to
the scene, and, approaching Haynes,
showed him his star, and attempted to
pacify the lunatic. Haynes, however,
waved him off with the pistol, and as
he continued to advance fired two
shots at him point blank, both taking
effect in the abdomen. Burke fell. and
Haynes turned on his heel and retired
into his house, where he proceeded to
barricade himself. The other two Of
ffcers fired volley at him, but he re-
turned their fire with a Winchester.
and after picking up their wounded
Lieutenant the policemen retired to
summon assistance.
Burke was carried to the County
Hospital, where he expired shortly af-
ter being admitted
A posse of policemen surrounded
Haynes house and fired several yolleys
into it, but Haynes returned shot for
shot for some minutes Finally
Haynes reappeared. still armed. Pc
liceman Tom Kennedy. taking up a
shotgun loaded with bird shot leveled
it at Haynes head and fired. The
distance was too great to do serious
harm, but as Kennedy's aim was as
accurate as his Judgment, Haynes top
pied over stunned. The shot struck
him on one side of the head, but did
not penetrate the skull
In moment a policeman was on
top of Haynes, and an instant later
handouts encircled his wrists. He
was taken to the County Hospital,
where he was pronounced insane.
Lieutenant W. F. Burke had been a
member of the police department Of
this city for twenty-four wears
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FIGHTING ON THE NILE.
Dervishes Driven Back After a
Hand to Hand Encoup+er.

ATBARA ION the Nile), March 23.-
An Anglo-Egyptian cavalry patrol
was in conflict with a party of Der
wish horsemen on Monday eleven miles
up to the river. A hand-to-hand en-
counter with spears occurred, and the
Dervishes were driven back.
The horse artillery went to the sup
port of the Anglo Egyptian cavalry.
and shelled the Dervishes at 1900
yards, doing considerable execution.
The Anglo-E Egyptian loss was seven
men killed and eight wounded. The
patrol returned to Rashudi before mid
night, bringing the wounded. No Brit
lsh officers were wounded.
A force Of 400 Dervish cavalry an
peared few miles from here on Tues
day morning. 1t was met by a squad
ron of cavalry and a force of Sou
danese, who drove off the Dervishes
with considerable loss, following them
some miles beyond Abadar.
Mahoudas' forces occupy the same
position.