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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-11-03

The boys Of whom the iollosing siory
10 told, by an old college professor 10 the
Nashville Advocaie, are old men nov, bat
the memory OF some OF their youlhial
Franks must be pleasant TO them.
The year 1857 vas one Of remarkable
ftnitiulness in E.tt Tennessee, and the
wheat crop was nnusoslly large aud sbon
dani. As this was before the day Of NOW
ers and readers, IL was often difliioult TO
flnd labor snillcett b gather tho crop.
That year IL WAS peculiarly embarrassing
and the i,ther OF DIR. John Bfunner, presi
dent OF Hiwsssee College. who had
small farm In the neishborhooj, found
himself deficient in help to secure his
abundant crop OF wheat.
10 his extremity. be called on his son TO
inquire II there we're not some youug men
ih college who might be induced to lend
9 helping hand. Doctor Branner made
the announcement TO the boys, informing
them OF his fathers circumstances. aud 10
questing any OF them who might bo will
ing, to volunteer for the old gen,lemsns
help.
The boys alter consulting together,
sent In reply that they would willingly
render the desired assistance, provided
they could find the scythes, or cradle"
rs they we're then called, and borrow them
from the neishboring isrmers, and that
they would report at The harvest field
early the next morning,
Old Mr.. Bunner han an extra breakfast
prepared, and awaited the coming OF the
young men with eagernets. but they did
not come. Finally he received = message
from the boys thst they had not been
able TO secure any cradles from the neigh
bors tbst day. ss they were oil In use In
the harvest, and could not be spared.
This was . sad disappointment to Mr..
Brunnsr, who had no help Of his own;
but be concluded TO go TO the field, and
With his own hand. save what be could OF
his crop. now ready to fall When bo
resohed the field, TO his utter sstonish
he found the grain oil neatly harvested
and put up 10 shocks, but 90 one in sight.
The boys bad borrowed The cradles the
night before. and by the light Of the moon
bad gone to the firld with large force,
md had carefully done the work without
citing the old man know anything about
hi
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-11-03
A Glad Prospect

His vile had fought for long time
sgsinst acknowledging that be was not one
OF the most open banded husbands in the
country. She had Indignantly resented
the insihusiion OF some Of ber relatives
that be was inclined TO be "nesr.' hut
she was st last compelled TO admit tbst be
has OF that upques,ionipg generosity that
makes The idesI spouse. She had been
telling bin about her visit to store where
q collection Of brie-I.brsc spd art treasures
was being of red for sale His coun
tenspce betrayed the feet that he was up
prehr usive; that be was afraid she Was
going TO ask him for money 10 bpy some
thing. He broke into the conversation /,
like q m.n rushing 10 3 reseue.
lt-s gt at mis- fortune, Ssrsh, be said.
for peoIl~ to get their minds on things
they e,pt possibly have. 9 great misfor
tune.
Perbsps il is she answered. snd yet tney
say it is elessiing 10 think Of objects Of
beauty, even though We cannot possess
them.
Bat crest many Of these things you
tslk about don't seem to me 10 be objects
Of besuly.
Yon mean the sntique thioss.
Yes. suppose they are artistic,
though. The Theory, IS near % can No
dersispd i, is thst the older anything gets
ID. more srtit.c IL is.
Thsts true. 10 . general way.
Well, like - bsye jon piesssd. even
II / csL's altogether sympsthixs With your
ikes aud ii,likes I'd like 10 have brass
sndirvns aud Dateh clocks sad faded
looking rugs snd blIe dishes ell over the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-11-03

speak fer whole week I'LL ihis morning,
when she cane 10 make II MP. To my
hortor, she presented me With smother
pare in place OF the one she has lost, aud
then saw what iestinl thing ! bed
done.
There vas a shtrt silcncs, aud then
laughed, hesriily and long, dined sith
the Festhentones thai evening, aud ct
we'll. to put the malt in nut,heli, my
wife has blue eyes, clear and bright, like
Rlimpses OF heaven. To some extent de
setye my RsoheL Did not serve seven
days fer htrf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-11-03
on Gasrd.

Ga The day sier The reeent robbery Of 4
bag Of one Thousand sovereigns irom the
Bank Of Enslsnd vas announced, says .
Compspiou carrespo dent. depositor Of
private bakers office near by expressed
his opirion With great emphasis while
trsnssctins bis osp business.
Such naoas,rous earelsssness vas never
known he declared. TIE gold ws taken
from the oGgnl0f epter the eyss OF tbe
eyes Of The bank clerk and the messenger.
The thief got away with 1t before be vas
seen by suy detective. aud before any
body lcew That any thing bad been taken !.
Every body seems to have been asleep eI
cept the light iosered robber.
CLERK, messenger aud Detectives ought
to be sentenced 10 prison for four months
OF bard labor. /. would be timely warn
Tag sgsinst the consequences OF criminal
oarelessuess. Every body in bank ought
TO have bis wits about him snd to keep
bis eyes upon the gold that 10 in front OF
himi
The worthy man srev red in the face ss
be expressed his scorn oi careless snt
sleepy clerks and messengers. and strobe
ont OF the banking Office with an sir OF
yirtuous indignation. Two hous after
ward be returned with sn anxious face.
Did / leave my money behind me when
was here this mornipsf be ssked, sb
rupty.
Yes, said the clerk. grimly. We iound
it on the side counter after you had gone.
The severe critic, who had wished to
punish careless clerks by condemnipg
them to bard labor rs copvicts. had left
behind him . bag containing several
thousand pounds u securities.
lam greatly relieved. he said. to ind i,
here. | could not tell whether had left
1t in cab, or whether had been robbed
10 the street.
This man had been ss con6delt Of bis
own vigilance as the chief Of the coin de
livery service OF the Bank Of Enslsnd had
been . few years before. He bad boosted
that it would be impossible for anybody
10 rob delivery wagon which was under
bis charge.
The officials decided quietly to put his
vigilance to the test. One day be was
sent with four men to . railway station to
receive from an incoming train large
amount OF gold. They carried the gold
10 their delivery wagon. but while they
we're putting it 10, bank detective. clever
y dissu 10 appearance, succeeded in
,nstching up q bag containing thousand
,overeigns, and walking away with 1t IN
der his coat.
The bag was not missed until the deliv
Dry messengers arrived st the baok and
transferred the gold to the vaults. They
we're utterly dismsyed when the bags
we're counted, end the detective produced
he missing one.
The mcst careful man sometimes is Oh
lis guard, and makes q mistake. 1t is
,ever judicious TO be boastful. or merciless
q judgement.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-11-03

Whist oush, to be done siih The
fruits Of victoryf ssksd Mr.. Hennessey Of
The my,tic.l patriot Mr. Doolsy. Well.
Well. II vas me 10 decide, ia ess shat
vas ripe sod give shat sssni ripe 10 me
ipiny. replied Mr.. pooiey. snd the major
ity Of cur people will agree With hin.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-11-03

He There seems to be 20 qnesli9n
tbs, divides public cpinioa more than
sunesslicn. Are yen 10 favor Of ~ She
III is rather sadden. bu, iiyours willing
am.
The earliest npleie clock Of which
20 securaie record siists vss msde 10 the
thirteerth century by ssrseen usehsu
,te.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-11-03

Weuia You she rel0ined horeluliy.
uaquastionsbly. Ia be perfectly Dc
lighted TO sive yon ,eme massivc old
s,,le huser rings sud 10 buy some q this
cloth With pictures woven toto il That
mot people doot esto much about aBiii
you tell them bow much !, cot
Perhaps some day yeu will
No, Sarah. l'm sure vcnl be able TO
do anything Of The kind. Ba, 90 long =.
old style things are what you are alter
vas going TO susees, ,hs, you tsse The,
new silk dress bought yen lssi year and
pnt II careially away and save !, up, snh
in the course Of time yon can hrins IN on,
as an antique snd eIcit, the envy Of the
entire neishb, rhood.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-02

qulrcd title 90 the fito W. the pr0pusoc
smcltcr near Murray the tract CONE
prlslnr 60 acres uf ground.
MosHrs. Ncwhousc and Weir of tho
Highland hoy at bingham are prcpar-
INK tu entertain visiting delegates To-
the Mining Congress az that property.
The Golden Gate people have brought
the old Surprise shaft into reuulHitnn
and are now rctimhorlng ID 20 NJ u for
active service IN the operation Of the
biz mine.
judge Green. the rushor N the Buck
eye. ~ In the city. The Judge IL pleased
with conditions in the property men-
toned. and says he shipped car Of
ore the other day.
Tnuc Miner. An important change
~ reported this week In the Treasure
ilill ana regular shipments ARE promised
hereafter The ore ~ reported 60 run
ON an average " 90 ounces silver aud
from 81 TO $50 Ia gold.
Tooelc Transcript n. Dunyon came
In from Deep Greek this week Nuwt
feels blue over the prospects thcrr. ne
has lcft On work. aud came Ia tu stay,
for while az least Plenty " orr but
too far from market
Tintlc Miner The now steam hoist
at the Picnic mine at silver city.
which u a counterpart ~ the south
Swansea, II working like q charm.
Two shifts aro now Of work ana nn-
other will be- added Immediately after
thcFourth The SHAFT which IL now
down $50 feet win ho sunk as fast NJ
possible 10 nt least the 60.
Dillon. Mont. Tribune; \ Tribune
representative Toasted hin eyes Tor
moment yesterday on some ~ the rich.
cst gold quartz that he hna seen IN
many day The nuggets fairly stuck
an over u, The parties owning the
rock wCru very rctlcvut about giving
Information but Il II understood to
come from mine not many miles from
NllIun. We are promised particulars
later
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-02

Silver. sgs; lead. 1915.
Thomas Weir of the Highland BOY
visited bingham today.
Tho Chloride Point mill. Il h thought.
Will be- on a steady run In n day or two.
Preliminary work FOR the erection OF
the overland mill II said 20 be pro-
crossing nicely.
pnymnHtcr Dorn 81 the Mercur and
ocyHur- Marion win return from the
camp this evening
ore averaging so ounces silver and 90
PER cent lead In being taken from the
columbia on Lion iIili
n a strike IL reported In the bottom Of
" Hercules Wine, the ore going 80
ancca silver and - In gold 20 the ton.
FINISHING touches are being put on
" Daisy min nt Mercur and start
w b. made shortly after the Fourth
Llcni stock brokers will celebrate the
Fohih, consequently there viii be no
GU MONDAY next on the stock eN-
chang.
Exploratory work In two different
parts " the Morcur mine has opened
10 ven satisfactory ore chutcs neal
tho aurtcc
The Hthlaud boy company has &c.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-02
rurY TOOK rur MfSr.
Nevada Mining Company Finds Itseii In
Financial straits.

Nfhfhfh TAfAfNHf
The change which occurred In the
affairs Of our local mining company.
though not surprising. has caused con-
siderable comment. a. II IL the direct
cause 81 determining the future Of Our
camp from business standpoint. says
the Phoebe Messenger.
The Nevada NJ a ~ CO.. consisting
~ VIM. Lloyd, A. n. Godbe. John Cook
and y. l.. Uodbe. have been operating
the Pacific tunnel and summit mill un.
der q lease from the T.. G. NJ. a H.
Co, for tho past ~ months. during
which time four payments were made
TO the creditors. ranging from 30 to
% per cent. Several OF the lnburcrn
became dissatisfied and drew tins
checks which they caahcd nt q dis.
count Of 30 per cent. Those who re-,
manned, having appointed n W. Tur-
ncr. a disinterested party. ~ Receiver.
are arranging 10 operate the property
themselves, paying the current ~.
pcnsca and then divide NJ, pro rata.
any surplus that may remain amonk
all creditors. This was decided up0h
at a meeting of the employees ON sat.
urday. who levied the attachment and
filed the lien. Several Of the creditor.
refused To sign the Hat, thinking more
satisfactory arrangements could be
made. The company claims and Of
fera proof that they have extracted
some SO. 600. which has been legitimate.
~ expended, and that the present In
dehtcdnrss win not exceed 81 900. which
they can easily adjust N given time.
The men are satisfied with the condl-
ton NJ thu property and assert that
Improper management drove them 90
the test.
Everything had been arranged by
the lahororg 10 begin work yesterday
morning. when telegram was r..
celved from W. s. and a. ~ Oodhe a.
stay further action. aa they would be-
here tonight from salt Lake and al
Just everything satisfactorily.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-02

George r. burroughs Of the gold min
inr firm ~ Swoctscr a burroughs u
Pocntello, who nrc operating n suction
-four gold on Snake river. Idaho. near
Mlnldokl. on the short Lime west OF
pocntelio, returned yesterday from n
visit 90 the big gold drcdEus NJ han.
mack. whore he went 60 gain some idea
Tor the more successful operation Of
their guld-ssvinR machine Mr.. Bur
fouHhH says that they are having SPLEEN
ala success with their process. which
he describes az boat with suction
pumps for hitting the sand and allow
lng IL 20 pass over plates and burlap.
He returned 20 pucntello on last night
passenger Dillon Tribune.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-02
ANOTHER WAR srrorAcLr.


At q great expense the m1nnremont
of the Lagoon have secured nnotha I'd
great spectacular creation. owing to-
the fact that thousands were m1bie
Ing up ~ thc Maine" which was en-.
acted with so much succOrs and renl-
ism at Lagoon ON last Sunday evening,
the MANAGEMENT viii. ON the evening
or July Bird portray the latest. ~ west
and most sublime spectacle. "IIohslu
sinking The MerrImac. This great war
scene VIII In point Of magniHcouce and
realistic effects flr surp1sa any other
heretofore produced. and % g. positive
~ the last 10 BE- M the power Of tine
Lagoon management 60 offer 10 Its
patrons this season
sunday july 1fd.
AN American iicro's Sacrifice FOR III.
Country"
Magnificent fireworks accompany
the production
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-02

a deal involving the ownerfhlpkf 90
600 shares ~ stock To- the Dexter MIXING
company was contaminated IN thlfQity
yesterday. MosHrH John Dcrn. I0snh
i. Lakin and others taliing up the b
trreata Of Dickson. Ellis and Ellis h
u.g5 q share or vi, zoo Tor the block 4
all be remembered that some time hrt
Mr.. Dem visited and inspected the mind
at Tuscororn, New, and finding things
In satisfactory shape, held himself Ia
readiness 90 mako deal " one could
~ had 90 sat factory 'rrnr THIS cons
dltinn presenting Itself a foW days nfp,
the return " Mr. ncrn nom Nebraska
brought Il 10 a elimination.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-02
BIG TINTIC PRODUCER.
MINERS WILL CELEBRATE IN. FOURTH.
with the stock urnl,crs on the ftrhsnEe-
Tho Northern Light Dcaiin
Dexter stock.

Hon. c. T.. Allen. manager Pf the
Centennial. Eureka at Tintic. cine In
from the mine last evening. andwlth
that cheerful smile 30 charaotcritc Of
the gentleman. told a News" rciNrtor
this morning that conditions woN In
good shape at the property. the mic'a
development furnishing n state Of ".
fairs much TO be encouraged owl.
while there were not strikes. such b
are reported from other sources DANG,
said he, the mine II showing good ord
bodies, and upwards u 800 tons Of ore
are being shipped monthly from the
property. The mine IL working two
shifts and aevoniy-hvc men. whose
names adorn the monthly rAy-roll.
were today compensated for their labor,
a feature much appreciated 80 close 20
the nations great holiday.
MINERS WILL CELEBRATE.
Monday being Independence Day. and
n day upon which the patriotic miner
as well a. those of every other profess
zion love TO assert their loyalty TO the
nation, the Centennial Eureka Will close
down tomorrow evening and ruaguu
work on the 9th, allowing their men n
hay extra In order 10 n, themselves for
h good start on Wednesday morning.
rrhat most OF the other biz companies
throughout the state will do likewise,
nNaa the assurance given the "NeWH'
Today by several managers. all ~ whom
believe that VI all days On the calendar.
Duly 18th should be a day ~ Joy and
fej0lclng. May II be 20 with the man
who digs In the earth Tor the precious
fuptnla
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-02

)rair Volume Of luslncsa In tho pit At
tack GA sunbeam.

The stock brokers were normally
food-natured and alert on the eNchanrs
Today, and did buHinsFr 20 tho extent
81 $500 shares. the trading being nice
n distributed between the listed ana
Unlisted stocks. In the former class
Dalton aud Lark displayed degree ~
actlvity and sold AZ 10 cents. willis
Mammoth spent 100 shares az tisiis
Ind Sacramento rave out 1000 at 81
Fonts. of those not selling not much
Can be said other than that n firm ten
doncy prevailed although no particular
edvnncoa were noticeable.
. Calling unlisted stocks. Swansea was
thc first 20 materinliEe and had q bid
81 t2.f2ia NJ against offerings a. s. AZ.
Chloride Point stood about stationary
md made sales at VI cents. with the
etock nrfnly sought after at this nrtirc.
Colunrhln kept NJ In good shape hut
40 no selling while Richmond Ana
cDnda handed out 1000 shares at 6ik
csnts. sale which made d sleepy
bfukcr feel like kicking himself sum
pam surprised the talent by It's down
MI, the stock going down like McGinty
mn selling az from ~ % 10 cents. 5000
MARES finding takers around these fr-
ufcn Dexter was strong and held bid
~ Si.at while seekers after South
EhVnnsca showed their iihcruilty by
oiddlng u.i2h for the stock.
The closing figures were M foiiowsi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-02
rnr SEASON An nRlomroS,s.


Tho rate to BrlRhtonH and return this
feaA0n has been reduced 90 $500 Via rail-
10 Park city and Htnrc ~ BHght1n'H.
This IL the best AMI quickest way g.
reach the resort. ffngn connects ut
Park city with Utah Central trains Ia
both directions $50 Ms. Of baggage free
an rniirult, 100. 800 frnr nr aialH.
Tickets win be cold a.lo wuy Via Park
city and the other way via Cottonwood
Canyon at same rate. Al tickets will
hc on sale 40 RIO Grandc Western
Ticket Oiilcc. pnuly Block Corner stage
VIA the Canyon VIII cave Same place
daily az 700 n, m. after July an. Tho
Hotel M iirlrhtnu'a In being rented
with all the accommodation 81 u
Mountain rra1rt and The cuisine wilt
be excellent iirIghtun'H Will be- more
popular this year than over before.
o~e-eH Dha.s ftHsv Eureka.
There win be horse races at Caldcr's
Park, Monday. July an.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-02

TIM SoRrnEHS LIoHr.
\ Ray y Sunshine seems to he striking
Lion nm.


NotWitrtandnR the evil days that
seem a. Nave fallen on the Northern
Light matters are not 10 hopeless with
that ptuphty o. many people suppose,
almost auf1nundcd M II IL. by mines
that are fpidly coming Into public
favor. No br most Of tho work done
has been on the western part u the
property and here quite a number "
ttnh'H leadlft capitalists made their
nrst start. he eastern part IN pruc-
ticnily virgin sound. and Supcrintvnd.
ent Leg IL de'otinK hia attention 10
exploring II. tunnel ~ being run
In from the EuiA which Il IN expected
viii cut the rict v<i found In the
Hercules and ChiVidr Point. FAR below
the old workings 10 tho Northern Light
Should Mr. f.eEg BE- able 10 demon
Htrute his theory Tat the east side In
40 rich az the west the famous old
property hnr yet may years ~ pros.
pcrity ahead Of H. NRccrnt develop.
mentg In the ncirhhrug properties
suggest the probahlllt, of the exist.
ouco OF rich body ofNro at no great
depth. and every ofiortNr being made
tn reach tho vein.
The mill ~ not entirely Idle. n mum.
her % the tanks are kept tuli ~ leach.
inE ore. and the crusher ~ run as
often na ncceaHfty Co supply the tanks
About twenty men are enjoyed, and
the expenses nro cut 90 tho iaycst pose
alhie limits consistent with n, ndvnn-
tnrcouH working OF the properly .-Mcr-
cur Mercury.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-02

The annual meeting " tho Htockhold
on % tho Dessert Savings Bank viii
be held on Tuesday. the 18th day NJ
July A. - 1875. nt i2 o'clock noon. az
lts Office IN the Dcforrt National Rank
NJ salt Lake city. Tor the purpose ~
Clccting Directors Co serve Tor the en-.
suing year ana for the transaction ~
such other business 40 may luW-
fully come before II.
ELIAS A. SMITH.
Cashier
Salt lake city, July .. 1895
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-02

able prospecting. a threc-foot ledge
Of $50 free milling ore has been opened
up In the Gold Belt mine. and In fact
all claims where any work ia being
done are showing up nicely. Tho Pop
kiss min II closed Tor the present on
account Of bad air In tho Creole mine.
the usual ore supply has been cut on.
As soon az the air raise IL finished the
usual force VIII be put on nt the mill
and thu Inlnn. plnnho MoaarnEnr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-02
WASHINGTON, nc. AND RETURN
for sui.4s.

on July I. 2 and tho Union Pacific.
In line with lis usual liberal policy. has
announced rate of fBts5 Utah points
90 Washington. H. g.. and return. nc-
count. the National Educational Assoc
citation The tion Pacific Dr. tho "up-
to-dnic' line out ~ Utah and tho only
line carrying Dining aud Hunrt smok-
Ing aud Library cara only one change
20 Washington ana many hours uuIck-
est tlmr. Fun particulars. reservation
% hOiths aud tlCkota can De- obtained
nt the "oid stand" 2li Main Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-02

We learn from g. q. Newell who
came IN from State Line Thurrday that
that district -Four thousand five hum
drcd pounds of ore shipped from a vein
~ inches wide In the Opher gave "a net
return of SRA a California company
and ono from Salt Lake have procured
some locations and are doing consider
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-02
rAsrIHN EXCURSIONS


Nashville and return, $3.50. on June
80 July 1 and g
Washington. u. c.. ana return. tCi %.
on July I. and o.
Bunalo ana return. $3.50 ON July D
and TO-
August g. 3 ana g.
For additional "details call nt Ticket
ONCE, nuoly Block. 40. iOl W. Second
South post OniDo corner Fast train
service Via itn GwudU Western aud
connections. Equipment NJ latest dc.
sign Through cars Magnificent
scenery
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-02

Notice o. hereby given that AZ mcst-
ing uf the Board ~ Directors OF the
bonneville Mining Company. held on
the gsth day " June. 1898. assessment
No. 2, NJ one-hnlf cent per share. was
levied on the capital stock ~ The cor.
porntiun, payable June gsth. 1888. 10
the hrcretury ut his Office. 40 rs North
Main st., salt Lake CITY. Utah.
Any stock on which this assessment
romans unpaid ON the ION day % Au.
gust 1905, viii Doc delinquent, and wills
be advertised Tor sale ut publication.
and unless payment o. made un thr .sh
day Of August 1895, Haid stock WIN b.
tpld % pay SAID delinquent usH0rsmrut
together with cost of advertising ana
expense uf sale.
by order " the Board VI Directors.
JOHN WELLS, Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-02

Every home can have incandoaccnt
Gas Lights hy adopting the b. Vail
system, our 100 candle power liEht
costs less than one ordinary incnndus-
cent electric llrht uf 10 candle power
and less than common Oh lamps.
Street liEhtlnr In cities towns aud WI.
lagos n specially.
Agents wanted 10 handle our lamp
and uYiurrH ir rvfrt iHtru in IfIH.
Colorado and Montana. Addr.HH Mus
q De Van Inc Gas Llrht CO., 800 So
Main ST., Salt Lake city