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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-07-22
Patent once Monopolies.

No machinery was ever invented but
what it contained the ideas of men
long since dead and which were nee
essary to the inventor.
The patent Office of the United States
should be abolished. It is a relic Of
barbarism. The theory OF the patent
law Is that it gives legal status to
monopoly by giving to the inventor let
tiers Of patent as did Charles tho First
Of England give letters patent to his
mistresses and prostitutes, granting to
them certain monopolies. While CIV
ing the inventor monopoly for seven
teen years, the government also is sup
posed to delegate to him a piece of Its
sovereign power to prevent any one
else from initiating his invention.
Thus 1t is in theory. but in practice
the inventor has to sell his invention
to the capitalist or possessoy Of m6nsy,
who gets the monopoly under the let
tiers patent, while the inventor gets
something to eat-for while at least.
Sometimes the inventor does not get
anything, but Is cheated out of his in
vention.
The inventor should be compensated
for his invention by the government;
that is, the patent Office run on sensi-
BILE plan. If it can delegate tho SOW
ereign power of the government to the
inventor Gas 1t does now and pass on
the novelty Of the invention, 1t can
also pass on its merit and fix the prics
the government should pay for 1t to d.
low everyone to use it.-New Nation.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-07-22
often tho Best Source.

Difficulty. adversely and suffering are
not all evil, but often the best source
of strength and virtue. Some men only
require a great difficulty to set in their
way to exhibit the force Of their char
acter, and difficulty, once conquered,
becomes one of the greatest Incentives
to their progress. 1t is not prosperity
so much as adversely, not wealth so
much as poverty, that stimulates the
perseverance of strong and healthy ma
lures.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-07-22

BY refusing to issue legal tender
notes instead of bonds the majority OF
congress has declared that bank our
rency is better than government cur
rency. and the only reason they ad-
vance why bank currency is better is
that such currency bears interest,
whereas legal tender notes cost moth
ing. What do the people say?-Silver
Knight Waterman.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-07-22

Remember that the Mckinley admin
istration, which is now taking $780,
600. 900 out of business for bonds, has
another S2OO,OOO,O0O locked up in the
treasury to make the bonds necessary.
-Journal of Agriculture.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-07-22
The Saving Grace.

81 say, Murphy, do yez believe there's
any of the good old blood in the Span
iards?" "Begorra there may be; but
II it is, sure it's tainted wild yalleS,"-
Philadelphia North American.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-07-22
Equal Blessings.

Edith-"Tell me, uncle, do you think
It is better to have loved and lost than
never to have loved at all?" Uncle
Crusty-"Oh! 1 dunno-they're both
good. Puck.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-07-22
An Incandesoent Joke.

Browne-When were electric lights
first made? Towne-When Noah
chased all the animals out Of the ark.
Browne-What do you mean? Towne
We'll, didn't he make the ark light?
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-07-22

ing good. she had seen something in
her husbands face that day which had
surprised her, something that drove
away the indolent, easy expression.
Was the sleeping lionaroused at last?
Had her passionate words, her keen
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-07-22
CHAPTER lXXXIII.

ADY ,CARAVEN
was pleased as she
dressed for dinner.
She recalled the
happy faces, the
graceful words that,
she had seen end
heard but q few
hours be ore at
Bromhill; it was
worth living for,
this power Of do
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-07-22

Painters are seldom of military
turn, but they always stand by their
colors.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-07-22
Ono of Our New Brigadiers.

We trust that the balmy climate Of
the Philippines will somewhat soften
the austere and in many ways brutal
characteristics of Gen. H. G. Otis. II
1t does this we hope he will return
and live with us, giving evidence OF his
reformation. There is no man so bed
that there is not some good in hip."
We hope that whatever there ia in Gen.
Otis, for or of good, will from this time
on make its way to the surface and be
in evidence. Physically, we
know him to be coward. But at Ma
Mia he will not be called upon to en-
gage in any exciting service. So on
that score he will do.-Los Angeles La
Dor World
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-07-22
THE BEST ARGUMENT.
JUSTICE Ise STRONGER THAN
ExPEDlENCT.

In the Contest Against Oppression,
Against Plutocracy, Against Political
Evils, the Friends Of Reform Should
Rely Upon the Justice of Their Position.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-07-22
The mans Oh. G. otis) execrable dis.

The mans Oh. G. Otis) execrable dis
position; his career of SANDER and bru-
tally as an editor; his known physical
cowardice; the universal loathing and
distrust with which he Is regarded by
the general public, and the further fact
that in the ranks of the volunteers are
thousands of trades-unionists whom
Otis has maligned and prosecuted In
the past. and the knowledge that he Is
certain to avail himself Of every means,
no matter how dishonorable, to further
his spite-such reasons should have
rendered his appointment unthouSht
of.-Los Angeles Advocate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-26
ASSESSMENT 80. 1.


Joe Bowers Mining Company onice
and Principal Place Of business
Salt Lake city. Utah.
Notice ia hereby given that Mt n
meeting OF the directors. held on the
10Th day OF october. A. u. ises. an
assessment " one cent per share was
levied ON all the shares Of the capital
stock Of the corporation issued and out
standing, payable on or before Nov.
10. isgs, to the secretary. at his oiiice.
ut T. H. Jones q Co.'S bank. No. 100
Main street. salt Lake city. Utah.
Any stock upon which the assessment
may remain unpaid on the iiih day Of
November. is9S. viii be dellnducnt and
advertised fur sale az public auction.
and unless payment ~ made before 20
many Of the shares represented by
each certificate of the stock 80
deiiquent ns may be necessary
will be sold on the 2nd day
OF December. 1898. az 10 o'clock a. m.
10 pay the delinquent assessment. to-
gethor with the cost Of Advertising. and
expense of sale.
W. T.. LYNN, Secretary.
ny order of tho board ~ dlrcctora
Salt Lake city. Utah. oct. 10. 1893.
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srocKnoLprRs MEETING.

NOTICE IL hereby given that there
will be a meeting Of the stochnoiderA Of
the Atlantic Mining and MilinT COM
pany. corporation Of Utah, Mondhy.
the 3ist day Of october. 1898. at o CLOCK
pm. at the principal ONCE ana wac
0f business Of said company IN rooin
No. 80 Dooiy Block. Salt Lake Clly'
Utah.
gaid meeting will be held for the
purpoae Of eiccfinr n board Of directors
for said company for the ensuing year,
and for such other business a. may
regularly come before said meeting.
c. +. WARREN,
President Of BOARD OF Directors.
Dated oct. 10. 1885
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rJhTu roiNr CONSOLIDATED fR-
RIuATtoN tUMPsNi


NOTTCE,-IThe annual meetine OF
the s.ockholders 81 the North foln!
Consolidated irrigation company VIII
be held at room IS 10 The CuHeh hotsls
on West Second South street. ". the
City Of Salt Lake, State OF utah. on
Monday, November ilih, l'ss' NJ
o'clock pm. 70 hear The annual reports
and % elect a board Of directors ,9r tne
ensuing year; also. 20 c9nsael M Va
visibility Of amending the present ar
ticieH Of incorporation BY NE substi'u.
fion u entirely new arucies, or 90
amending certain articles u the arti-
cics u Incorporation nov 10 force -
follows: by changing the pteAnn! p
specifying the act under when the
company IL Incorporated 20 increase
the capital stock TO the present value
% the company's frarchlses, rights OF
way. water rights. ana all other prop
erty, cnnservatlveiy appraised to
make such capital stock fully paid up
ard only assensahle under certain con-
tinrcncieH. to convert the present
water bearing stock into dividend bear-
Ink stock. and to issue IN addition.
water bearing certificates, 20 provide
Cor a sinking fund fr'm the revenues
or by settling aside n portion y the div
purpose or hrh. % auih1rlze tho
n11r1 % Directors o. issue and sell
binds 90 liauldatc Indebtedness OF pro-
vide f0r Improvements or both. TO c1n-
Hider the acceptance from :, g. Ew NIX
and others 81 q certain lateral ditch
and ether lateral bitches that may be
offered 60 the company. ~ adopting n
Plan Tor selling and supplying wafer
Tor irr.Eaiiun and dom esiic purposes -
provide q revenue. of accepting ccr-
tain other properly and franchises that
may be pt0postd: 90 make q re-
division and Reissue ~ the stock and
D. transact any ana nii other business
shat may be properly brought before
the stockholders AZ This m,etinT.
ARTHUR PARSONS, Secretary.
Dated october 2end. 1895
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-26

London, oct 90 --Tli galn uaa d
winner on tNp nf four mounts at the
mot day's n-.rF llH frt race of thc
Jay was inr 300 HIfnre FHa sluin was
un l.nril1rl'H Il} ard % The candi-
hr gold lt auction Or 100 slvrrsIgns.
1 N1a 900 FIi4Eeuld's ally 10 the
fNflntW Nc'iHr handicap OF 200 soy
rfr'FHs. but d.i not Frt place. The
MInNNL Was T.. nf ltnthschild'a colt
N1i1I uy Nalleda.
lhH American jockey node and won
WIN Lord Flrquarhnrt's snmandal ln
ih' pli NurFey stakes handicap ~ Ave
slNerclgna each with 900 severe gna
added Tor tWo-ycar-olda. The duke vi
Mrsimlnkiers tWn-year-Old bay colt
Flying Fox, by Vampire, won thf
Criterion stakes while the duke oi
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osn. Garcia Attend. the first Meeting %
the Cuban Assembly.

Gen. Garcia Attends the ttrst Meeting OF
the Cuban Assembly,
Santiago De cuba. OCT. 25.-rhe frHt
session ~ the cuban assembly was
held yesterday at Santa Cruz del Sut.
a majority " the delegates were mill
tary delegates, each Of the an army
corps briug represented by eight Tue
sensation OF the assembly was the .ap-
pcaruncc OF grn, CaliNiO Garcia a. one
~ the DELEGATES from tho First army
.lrpa, fact which practically scndcfa
him supreme az the aHHrmny'a uc4-
HlluH illa selection q preside over the
Proceedings sH considered a fIrcgaGs
conclusion, aH u lH conceded that he
controls majority % the drlrFatrn.
The Cuapedrs faction u drfrafrd. Its
leaders now deny that they had any de-
site 90 dlHcrrdlt Gen, Garcia, and the
attempts 60 luipeach him before the
assembly probably viii not be made
The principal question Tor conn.dora-
ton Wfll be that of dlabhnding the
Amy. u ia thought the assembly VIII
oppose dishaudiuT untll-ln the words
~ ono ~ thr military deleEaton- some
assurance ~ received from President
Mcklnley that he Intends 20 observe
the resolutions uf The United States
Congress regarding the absolute free
dom Of Cuba"
II hclug military assembly. the an
neKatlon party has but a small repre-
Hcntntian. one proposition 60 come up
for discussion II that the army should
remain IN armed force Tor the purpose
of policing ana garfiHoning the Island
from the beginning VI next year, when
the uutcd States trn1ps are expected
Ga leave. The assembly VIII upplInt "a
committee % walt ON President Me
klnlty regarding the status of cuba.
consisting probably OF Garcia, Quoaadt
az mt D. o.. a..
that thr assembly wtil remain 300 HeH-
Hinn and the army ln any even not b6
dlHhlnded Until the report of N, CONF
mission IN received.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.


ONCE OF the Board Of Public WORKS
Room 800 CITY Hall, -
Salt Lake city, october lith' ls,A
Sealed proposals Will be received ~
this office until o'clock p. m. on Mol,
day, October aisi, 1898. for the NolA
OF repairing street and sidewalk p.,ssr
ments for three years from ana a''''
the 9th day OF November. isgs. -
Instructions 10 bidders, together VIZ VIZ
specifications and form FOR eohstgii
ana bond can be obtained upon appn-
cation at the office OF the CITY Eh-
gineer. nv
The right Is reserved TO reject any
and all bids. p,hi,e
by order OF the Board OF fuo''
F. C. KELSEY. Chairman
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ASSESSMENT 80. 1.
sIIvet cloua MlnIne company.
Location Of Mines. Tiniic Mining Dis
trict. Iuab Co. Utah. Principal
Place Of iusinoHs, Salt Lake
City, Utah.

Notlce Il horoby given that at a
meeting Of the directors u the silver
cloud Mining Company. held october
10. isqs. an assessment of une-thlri ~
one cent per share was levied on
the capital stock u the company issued
and outstanding. payable - ~ secrc-
tary ~ his Office, Fire Department
headquarters, East First South 81.
Salt Lake city, Utah. at once and be-
fore the 10Th day o. November, issS.
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on the 10Th day Of
November viii be delinquent and ad-
vertsc1 for sale NJ public auction aud
unless payment u made before will be
sold on the g5ih day Of November. 1895.
nj pm, al the once OF the secretary.
% pay the delinquent assessment. 10.
Ecthcf with cost Of advertising and cx.
pcnre o. sale.
l.. ~ EARL. Secretary.
Appr0vedi
W. II. SIMMONS. President.
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Notice Il hereby given that u,a..
authority granted by tho ts I''sst
trust deed made on the 2ifh az
August. 1877. to the uudcrsIrnad -
tee BY w. q. Young. recorded A. wv.
A. Of Mining MORTGAGES. parTr "a -
~, Hccgrda OF salt Lake County. Ut.R
the undersigned trustee will iffsr y.
sale and soll To the highest bidder H.,
cash 40 the front door Of the glii NJ
County Court House. to-wit; M. .-.A.ii
front entrance 20 the city and Cs,,.i..l
building. In Salt Lake Cify fg,llV
November p, lses. at ~ o'clock 49,.
that day an the mining pr0perfv Ia. ~
matter described or 90 much fherIt,',.
necessary 10 pay ana difch1rre ~
principal Indebtedness secured IN ~,
trust deed together with the s...il
Interest unpaid thereon. ten Der css,,,.l
attorneys fees. compensation ~ w" WI,
trustee. the cost ~ rocortisg ~
trust deed, the cost Of this noiie. ~.
expense Of sale. Tho sale viii 81 ~
at the request q the holder on s,it i,l w
dcbtodnCaa and because Of dafi1i, y
the payment u the principal nm, ,
maturity and Interest theron Ths ma
Ing property above referred 10 IA n.
uato In West Mountain Mininy ~.
trlct. salt Lake County, stat of ~
and described ~ f1ilaNai os1,
twentieth undivided Interest In ops ~,
tain mining claim known az RSpuli'
can. located In West Mountain Nisiss
District salt Lake County, STATE \,
Utah. together will all and slnFultf ~
water rights. tencmonta. hfrriitimssi,
ana appurtennnccs thereto btl1nris,
or In nnywlne apperthlninr.
THOMAS =. LEWIS. rru,iss
Krohbs n lioppiuEh a Ffaneis a
Luke. Attorneys for Trustee.
Dated october ii,h, 1898
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To be sold at shsrln'a sale AZ the
West Front Door Of she County Court
House, IN the city and County OF salt
Lake. STATE OF Utah. on wednesday. tho
9th day Of November. isgs, al " o'clock
noon " said day. all the right, title,
claim and Interest u the defendants,
Fernando R0ya. Helen NJ. Rlya and J.
G. Thompson. Of. IN and TO the real cs-
tate described as follows % wit; ut.
untc Ia Salt Lake County, State Of
Utah. % Wit. Commencing az the
Northeast corner Of it seven 90.
block thirty-oight (5O, Plat "B.' Sal,
Lake city Survey, and running thcnce
west ten i0l roda, thence south i've 90
rods. thence east ten ti0) rods. thence
north nve 90 rods % the place % be-
ginning. also all OF lots eleven an.
twclve ge), and shlrtccn uD, block
three 90. Alta Place. subdivision "
Lots seven 90, eight ~ and nine (a).
block three CD. Five Acre Plat a.
nig Field Survey.
Purchase price payable 10 Unltcd
states Gold Cola.
Dated at salt Lake CITY, Utah. octo-
Der 18th. ihgs.
THOMAS =. LEWIS.
Sheriff Of salt Lake County. state Of
Utah.
by A. q. DYER.
Krebbs a rIoppaugh.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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To be sold AZ shcr.rs sale NJ tho
West Front Door Of the County court
House. In the city u Sal, Lake. County
~ salt Lake. state Of Utah. on
wednesday. the 9th day ~ November.
ISIS. az y o'clock noon. the real estate
described 40 follows situate IN the
County o. Salt Lake. Territory (now
STATED OF Utah, to-Niti Beginning AZ
the southwest corner Of lot two i2l. IN
block f0rty-nine Ns). plat "a" SAT-
Lake city Survey, and running thence
east one hundred ana twonty-on. usD
feoti thence north one hundred forty
clFht and ono-half uiSit) fegtl thence
east f1rty-0ne Ni) feet; thence south
nfiy 900 feet; thence west eighty OOi
feet. thence south ninsty.cight and
one-half $50 feet. 10 the place OF be-
rinnlngi also a perpetual rght % way
over an alley nftecn u5i feet Wide
leading from the uorthornmoHt end OF
said premises 10 Second West street.
Purchase price payable In lawful
money OF the United States
Hennett, Harkneas, iiowat, bradley
&Rlchards. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
THOMAS T.. LEWIS.
Sheriff % Salt Lake County. State
~ Utah.
ny JOHN MONTGOMERY JR.
Deputy sheriff.
Dated at Salt Lake city. october 18th.
1895.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-26

London, oct. 26.-The Capctown cor
respondent OF the Times says. Cecil
Rhodes. addressing an open air meet
Ing here this (1uesiay) afternoon, says
that four years ar1 he saw Baron Dc
Courcei, French Ambassador o. Great
Hriiain. and told him on the auihotiiy
~ Lord saEnbury they would nght u
necessary % prevent the French reach
ing the Nile and cutting the c1nncc-
fl1n the British Intended 60 mako be
tween the north and south. Mt
rhodes added that be knew Sc Frcnr p
government was then advised that
such would be ErrIan1's action.
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TRUSTEES san.

Notice ~ hereby given that IN ac-
clrilrce with and under the power
and authHgliy FHntsd by tHtt certain
trust decd miie June gan 1898. D. the
ufirialguHi Trustee, by Mason a Conn
panN curpIriii o., and "A. T.. Mason,
lf4rl'" tuu recorded Ia Book ~
10, page tll, ~ mlrgages, u the rec
sriH ut san Lake county, Utah, the
ullar.utl Trustee will 0ff1r for sale
and s.iI ihr highest bidder Tor cash
W ID front door VI the Court House
at fho cHuUy scat % salt Lake coun-
90 tlh, .J-Nlt. che west front dor OF
thU DIty Aul county Bullditf in san
Lake city. said County and state, "a
December sra, 1885 al ~ O'clock ul.a
~ hhti day. all the real estate hsryiu-
after deHrrnod, or s1 murh thereof as
necessary, 90 pay and discharge thl
ludobtfdfoHH secured By SAID trust
deed and the interest TOW past due and
unpaid, and reasonable attorneys fcc,
compensation 10 said Trustee. COS, VI
this notice aud expenses of sale, The
sale will bee made az the request uf IA
holder 90 said Indebtedness and be-
cause of default 90 the payment there
o.
The roal estate above referred 10 4.
situated IN the county of salt Lake. IN
thr State ~ ugh. and bounded and
described vs. follows Commencing al
a point one hundred and four ana one.
half dOiial feet east q The uorghwes.
c1ru1r VI block ilrty-flur 90 OF Pati
~" salt Lake cry survey, and run
Ming thence south one hundred ana
lh.riy-HeNru udO feet, thence east
nfiy OO) feet thence NORTH .ne hun
drgd and thlvy-slvpn u3D feet, ana
iherog west tfiy li0l feet. O. tho point
pf bgg,unnE, ihe same bclng the easi
2la feet of lni 20. aud The We6i giB feet
uf lat "a, of block q ~ Kelsey a on.
l,HploH Subdivision ~ said block a
aforesaid. Together with AN the ap-
purtetiu1ea and water rights ihereun-
to belonging,
WAN Il. JACOBS. Trustee.
Dated october 60, 1885.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
)nioe Of the Board Of Public Works
Room g0l CITY Han

ONCE Of the Board OF Public Worka
Room a0i City Han.
Salt Lake city. October ilth, 1875
Sealed proposals. viii be received ~
this ONCE until o'clock .. M, on Mon.
day, October 3ls,. 1895 FOR the woI.
Of rOughenlng the surface OF eemeh'
sidewalk pavementa,
Instructions 10 bidders. together WIN
specifications and form OF CONTRAST
and bond can be obtained upon AppH-
cation at the office OF the CITY En-
gineer.
The right Is reserved to reject any
ana all bids. ,,.
iiy order OF the Board OF PuoH'
Works,
=. C. KELSEY. Chairman.
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ASSESSMENT no. $.
washakie Mining Company, sliuitl1a
OF Principal Place Of buslnets, Ne.
II w. First South s., SAT-
Lake city. Utah.

Notice II hereby given that al
meeting " che board OF directors q
the Washakie Mining Company hti
at Sal, Lake city, Utah. Sept ~ 1874
an assessment OF one-fourth % o. ons
uD cent per share was levied on ihf
capital stock OF the corporation. PAY
able at once 90 Alex. Buchanan. ",
secretary, No ~ Yves, First s5sh
ST.. Rak Lake city. utah. Any sax
upon which said Assessment, ahall ~
main unpaid on the 18Th day u oci''
Der. 1895, VIII be delinquent and aivtf..
llsed for sale at public auction. and u
payment ~ not made before will b
aoli on the tih day OF November, iNi
at che hour u pm. at tho once o
the company, No. II West First SOUTH
street. Salt Lake city. Utah. 10 pay ne
delinquent assessment together VIA
costs OF advertising ana expenses oi
sale.
ALEX. BUCHANAN. JR-
Secretary.
Salt Lake City. Sept. II. isSa
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Aud In accordance with law ana or
der u the board OF directors made on
the 10th day Of September. 1888, so
many shares o. each parcel OF such
stock as may be necessary viii be sold
Mccormick Block, Salt Lake city. Utah.
on wednesday. october goth. 1895. al 2
o'clock p. m, 10 pay the delinquent as
ssHsment thereon, together with costs
" advertising and expense ~ sale.
BRiANT 8. YOUNG.
Secretary.
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And In accordance with law and or
Der VI board Of directors made on the
iath day Of september 1895, no many
shares n each parcel af such stock as
may be uecrslary viii be sold az the
secretary's Once. No. n west Flrst
South street, salt Lake City, Utah. on
Friday. November 4. 1898, AZ O'clock
y. M, 70 pay the delinquent assessment
thereon, together wa costs o. adyer-
tislng ana expense of sale.
ALEX BUCHANAN JR..
Secretary.
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Alfred Crcbbln. Plaintiff. W samuel
Hhlll and Catherine 4. shili. his
wife, James II. Bacon. Trustee. jar
vis-Conklln Mortgage Trust COM
pany, Corporation. Roland H..
Conklln and Joseph e. M.ilctta. RE-
celvera. North American Trust
Company. a Corporation, Joseph II.
bacon and James H. Bacon, as
Trustee for Joseph II. bacon. De-
fendanta.
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NOTICE IA hereby given that at a
meeting OF the Board OF Directors. held
On the goth day OF September, 1895, an
assessment Of one-fourth Of one-oent
per share was levied ON the capital stock
NJ the corporation, payable on the eith
day ~ october 1895, 10 J. ". M1yie.
treasurer. at said room 7, Deaeret Ma
tl1nal Bank building, Salt Lake City,
Utah. Any stock upon which this as
sessmcnt may remain unpaid on the
2iih day OF october, 1855, Will be de-
llnqucnt and advertised for sale az pull
Ne auction. and unless payment Il made
before. Will be sold ON the 2lst day ~
November, 1888. al " o'clock. noon. at
tht said office OF the company, 10 pay
the delinquent assessment. together
with tho cost OF advertising and ex-
penses OF sale.
j. II. MOVIE. Secretary.
Salt Lake City, Utah. Sept %. 1898.