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Evening journal., 1898-04-04
AT THE CAPITAL.
Omcers at Sea as to the Movements of
the Spanish Torpedo Fiotiila-

the Spanish Torpedo FlOtiila-
WASHINGTON. April 4.-There was
comparative quiet about the White
House and the departments yesterday.
The members of the cabinet did not
can on the president during the early
Part OF the day. nor did they visit the
departments The White House was
In It's usual state of Sunday quietudc.
Assistant Secretary Day being the only
forenoon caller. Secretary Long did not
visit the navy department but his mail
was sent TO his residence. Assistant
Secretary Roosevelt was at the depart
inent for a short time attending TO his
correspondence. A number of naval
officers and clerks were at their desks,
principally those who have charge Of
active operations and the preparations
hat are progressing for equipping and
supplying the navy.
The naval officers read with interest
and discussed a Madrid bulletin regard
Ing the movements of Spanish ships and
he torpedo fiotilla. 1t was said that the
aotilla perhaps had encountered bad
weather II it had attempted TO sail di-
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Marines orderea East.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 4.-The ma
rines on the coast defense vessel Mo-
nadnOck have been ordered to the east
and will depart at once for the Norfolk
naval station. This is the first call on
the actual fighting men stationed on
this coast, though several officers had
previously received orders to go to the
A
Evening journal., 1898-04-04
Pennsylvania National Guard In shape.

HARRISBURG. April 1.-The only
evidence of activity in military circles
born OF war rumors was the arrival
last night of Adjutant General Stewart
from Philadelphia and his half hour
conference with Governor Hastings. the
purport of which was kept secret. Cen
eral Stewart says the state national
guard IS in good shape. Neither the
governor nor adjutant general Will dis
cuss the situation.
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rerninra Ready 60 Move.

BUFFALO. April 4.-Colonel Smith Of
the Thirteenth infantry, u. S. A, sta
TONED at Fort Porter, has received a
cipher message from washington or
dering him to have the four companies
OF his command in Buffalo and the one
company at Fort Niagara in readiness
to proceed to Atlanta at moments
notice. Colonel Smith said his COM
mand was ready to move as quickly as
train could be provided.
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rI,eir renr No Grnnndlnss-

WASHINGTON. April NAVAL OFF,
cials being shown the dispatch from
Madrid relative to the three vessels
sighted going by Puerto Rico say that
the Spanish supposition that they were
American vessels is erroneous, for no
American vessels are in that vicinity.
Evening journal., 1898-04-04
ArIzona Volunteers.

PHOENIX, A. T.. April accompanies
for a cavalry regiment to serve in Cuba
are being formed in the principal towns
of Arizona. Governor McCord has Of
tered the services of the regiment TO the
president.
Evening journal., 1898-04-04

Take your trade to the storekeeper
who sells what you want to buy. and
does not wear out your patience trying
TO make you accept something you do
not want.
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Just Listen 70 This.

MADRID. April 4-Senor Capdepon.
minister OF the interior, states officially
that the pope has accepted the task Of
mediating between Spain and the Unit
ed states at the suggestion OF the lat
ter. both nations accepting his media
ton
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The Dons CO q scare.

MADRID, April A dispatch from
Puerto Rico announces that three large
vessels are passing that island, going
westward. 1t is added that they are
believed to be American ships. A flo
lila Of torpedo boats and torpedo boat
destroyors is being prepared for active
service at Cadiz.
Evening journal., 1898-04-04
Wilmington ~ Northern II II
TIME TABLE IN EFFECT JUNE a..
1897

Trains leave Wilmington (French Street
Station) for B. & O. Junction, Montchan-
in, Winterthur Guyencourt, Granogue,
Cossart Chadd's Ford Junction, Pocop-
son, West Chester, Embreeville Norton
Vile, Coatesville and intermediate sta
tons. daily except Sunday. at 40 a. m,
210 400 and 6.l0 D. m. Sundays only at
sos a. m, 210 and 400 p. m.
For Waynesburg Junction, Springfield
and intermediate stations, daily. except
Sunday, at 40 a. m, 2.l0 and 400 D. m.
Sundays only at sos M. 210, 400 D. m.
For Joanna, Birdsu,ro, Reading and
intermediat stations daily except sun
day, at 40 a. M, and 2.l0 ID. M Sundays
only at sos o. m. and 30 p. IN.
a. g. M'CAuSLAND, Superintendent.
Evening journal., 1898-04-04

A merchant who keeps both eyes
open has in stock goods that are In
demand. He furnishes what you want.
and not a substitute. Buy OF him.
Evening journal., 1898-04-04
Texas Line Looking For War.

GALVESTON. April At. Hogan &
Sons. managers of the Lone Star line,
have wired their general agent at CAL
weston that the situation is very acute
war is likely to be declared any day, and
they deem it best to stop saiiings tenn
porarily
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A PLEA FOR PEACE.
Bishop Lawrence Dwells ON tho Famous
Saying, "war Is He'll"

NISIlDfl I-lWTNnNt IIWfIIs On tHN II FIIlfOus
Saying, "War Is Hell.n
BOSTON. April 4.-Bishop william
Lawrence, head of the Episcopal church
0f the diocese OF Massachusetts. preach
I'D the sermon in the Emmanuel church.
and il was a remarkable plea for an
honorable peace in our dealings with
other nations. After his opening refer
ence 20 the gospel lesson, the bishop
took up the question of Cuba. He said,
IN part:
WAR is hell. That Is the word, not
Of a Quaker, but Of a great and brave
general who knew war. War brings
with il the unloosing of the passions of
men. vengeance. hatred. deceit. plunder.
slaughter, fire cnd sword, the groans of
Evening journal., 1898-04-04

A cheap substitute for standard
advertised article may prove to be any
thing but a bargain. Be careful to &c
what you ask for.
Evening journal., 1898-04-04
Priests Pray For spanish success.

MADRID. April 4--From all the pull
pits i'm Madrid the priests read a letter
from the bishop OF the diocese announc-
ing that he considered war to be immi-
nent and ordering prayers for the sue
cess of the Spanish arms.
Evening journal., 1898-04-04
Aud Thls.

WASHINGTON. April 4-Asslstant
Secretary Of State Day has authorized
an official denial Of the statement that
the pope is to mediate between this
country and Spain.
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& d.

Schedule in ensct November "A, 1897.
All trains illuminated with Pintse
- sE4nress trains
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON. della
WARE AVENUE STATION, FOR
NEw ToRK % .laig gesS .ss. days !sss az az "a :sS
m. .s.59. s5.A. s74l, .i1.OO .. m.
PHsLAPEFH7ss "a !75 7s 2S %eSS soO osys sss .iS
i.OS a. m; s1219, 100, s2s4, s359, 4.10, '5.21
$50, s741, 9.15, s11.00 p. m. Sundays, '3.11
7.S5, $50, '9.39, sll.24 a m; 1853, 4.l0, '5.n
e CHESTER week week days, 'sD. 5.5e, $40
s7.15 7.s5, 'S.25, 900, '9.S9. 1922, i1OS a. m.
10 '2st n5dSs 5lS al s e;sS 4 slS' II S
LIZA a. m; 1853, 40, '5.21, $50, 'Z4l, 9.ls
ATLANTIC CITY, week days, '7l5 a
m. 1913, s2.3i D. IN. Sundays. 7.35 a. m.
CAPE MAY week days, $50 a. m.' '2s
. NBALr1MoRE "a, AND WASHINGTON
'l2.57, .209 3.O4, '4.O4. "4.57. '6.1S. 'S.C4 81
p m. Sundays, .4lS' 40, 1885 a. M; 'lz'o'
29s sTt '4S 'sCt 9An az Wv 2 m; s;rAr1oNs
10 a. M 3A p. m, daily
NEWARK, week days, AIS, 40 .SSs SSs
llm az .. q M; 'l25l, 800, 4.Oi, 9S1 Pc ia ia
's.S5 a. m; '12.57, 3.O4. '4.57 732, .9;l1 p m.
PITTSBURG, week days 50? =, m:
'6.ls p. m. Sundays, 'S:S5 a. M -! p IN
- Al
CHICAGO via CINCINNATI and in
DIANAPOLIS %S.35 a. m. daily.
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS, SOB
m, rl2.Jl and f911 p. m. dail~
TOLEDO AND DETROIT, I'll p. IA
daily to Toledo and daily except SUNDAY
NEW ORLEANS AND MEMPHIS vis
BRISTOL AND CHATTANOOGA -b;le p
n week DAYS, t4.57 p. M sundays.
Through sleepers TO Memphis ana Ne"
SINCERITY ACCOMMODATION. week
days. no a. m; sW 1872, 1876 p. M. sun
days no a. m. 3O4, 732 p. m. - -
ANDENBERG ACCoMMODATlON,
week days, no 81. m, 1000 a. M; sA, 4et
u. IN. Sundays. 1000 a. m: 45l D. M
LEAVE MARKET BTREET STATION
PHILADEI.PHIA,w week days, $50 y. M
BALTIMORE, week days, 645 a. m; ~
y LANDENBERG. week days. e45. S.55 a.
m; 25s so p NJ Sundays s-ss a "a.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR VII
| MINGTON, week days, $3.50, $40, l.lt
800 500 s1c26, 11.30 a. m; 'l2.20, 'l.3l, l-M
$50 q To- 4.s0 '5.15, 't.42, eco, $40, IA
-Ss5' 1o.0O, al S5 p. m. Sundays, '3.S, T.0a
ESQ. s7.30. 1875, 1929 p. m
Telephone. No. l9s-
Evening journal., 1898-04-04

A manufacturer with reputation to
lose must keep his goods up to a high
standard. Imitators don't care. See
that you get what you order when you
so to buy.
Evening journal., 1898-04-04
OFFICE,
Ninth and Market Streets,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
REAL ESTATE.

REAL ESTATE.
WANTED.-Prcpert suitable FOR q
GEORGE c. MARIS & SON.
FOR RENT.-IIouse 1902 West Eighth
street six rooms and bath; front porch.
House win be put in good order for good
tenant. Apply to j. Clayton Massey, 40i
King street.
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The Equitable
GUARANTEE AND
TRUST COMPANY.
Is Vd.ue as an Agent.

The company acts as Agent for the care
OF property for persons unable or indis-
Iosed to look after IL or who are absent
fgOm home.
IL collects dividends, rents, interest,
Us properties, makes improvements.
looks after insurance, pays taxes. life in
surance premiums or other debts, and
renders an account of same punctually at
the times agreed on.
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Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street, for
Wilmington y lexpress), $50, 40. 72s,, s.s1
3.is, 4,01, 4.A, sos, 5.S5, $50. 6.i7, 655, Tn.
lilo, u.16 p. M, and 1905 night.
Accommodation, 6.s4, 7S0, s.12, 1925 a
~, La. s.l6. 4Os, 4.44, G.25. SIS. 1908 am
u.ae D. N.
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EITNnAY - AIrra

For Philadelphia, (express). l.57. 500. 4zv.
s.s5, 953, 1913, 1l.45 a. m. 1871 3Os. A5S,6.O6
s.s2, 7.2S. sos and sl5 p. m
Accomm odatiOn, 707, 91g o. n. l2M
I %, 400. b.2e and 1910 .. no
For Chester lexpress), 1.57. 40 s55
II 10 a. NJ, Lsl, 3Os 400 Cos 6.52 and 9.Os
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-01

Notcs o. hereby givrn that on thu
gift dry OF May. islS Charles H. incl.
BON and David ltend0raon. paitnors.
dulnu husiu0fH ut SO. IS Mnin Street
salt Lake city Utah. under thu arm
nnmc aud style ~ Jnciuon 4 liender.
con. made general nealrumpnt f0f M,
hcnont % thtir ctrdltnis. o. th' uud.r-
ANA 40 th. creditors af ihs riU ats
firm of Jackson a Henderson are here.
hy notified and Required 90 prHr.nt
their claim under oath. 20 the undar.
nrued. assignee. within three month.
rom che date nf She first publication
hrr.uf
tlce. June q is9S
FRANK n. CAsTLETOS.
AHrIuuaa
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entitled to ba named with the Pioneers
OF Utah ~ was au lndusirloug. hard
w1rkine man w. p.
BARBARA ANS EwELL-EvANs.
tuesday morning. surround q by her
children. aMIttr Barbara Ann EwDII-
Evans ulsstd go that great beyond.
aHd was a. lhFt relieved of the cares
OF this earth. Deceased was one of the
oldest Inhabitants of J, 3D. and De- we'll
known throughout Juh 1H The wife 90
Bishop David Evans. now drc'u D.
ulrb1ra Ann Ewail-Evnns was born
On iho state of Nirinii. un May iG'l.
is2i and 90 The uge W nine Year, Dee
moved 90 Bedford county stat. uf
Toni. FHff. WI re nha mn'nnl three
YEAR and in ihH year iha moved t0
Ray county. Miuuuu, wh. rg che wIt.
messed thf f1liug NJ toe aiau N1vem-
Der iIih. islA sister Evans nrai helrd
preached uy Eiier Jacob Fluz. and
H.xt heard 10 pr ich d by Elder David
Evans She latte. Elder nrt btrfIl. "a
tnr mother and fnuu Ono roof uf i1H
nmIW fhHY fmH.r.l Dol MIHalurI ur-
ui ODE Saints waro driven from chat
state.
shortly after srrlUnr iu Illinois sIs-
tUr IVInH'f muih.H and fWn flH'Orf
~ d. and lcnvins 100 thH possibility
Nc the care 0f tha family ru har 40 the
axe OF rs years. fHter Evans was
hautIz.d hy Elder David Eynnr june
10. isli. and WHa married f1 him ON Che
2lr1 uf November. $500. They remained
in Illinois until 1886. when iht Saints
wefU driven fnm that state At that
time Elder Evans WiH Coo Bishop 1f
thH EHyOuil ward
Sister Evans passed through nr the
hnrlrhlps which ih0 Saints endured
while they were mayirg from che state
nf Illinois
Stay 10th. 1880. Sister Eylu. started
fur Utah with baby hlY 1f ian days
'f lEo Iu her arms and nec other small
rhlI1rIu 60 attend Co.,.
They arrived in Salt Lake valley
September o. 1850. and boo 1851 moved
CO. i.shi, whorc ahe haE ever since ro-
HldU1.
She was the mother ur fifteen chill
dfon. Ivcn boys ana eight rIrlH. f.u
90 whom arr nov livIur grudrhl-
drlu. iDi sG living and % dead. and o.
great grandchildren. o. living.
Slater Evans dIld bearing strong
testimony to the truthfulnraH uf tha
Gospel and thlt Joseph Smith was
true prophet NJ God
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The educated dogs and ponies which
aru 10 exhibit In this city under TENT
on Hast Fourth South street.. near
state, six nlghts. tn heE.u Mlnd. 81.
July an, with mltIurrH WtlueHlay.
Thursday Friday and saturday ar.
thoroughly worth HeHlnr Iruf GENTRY
IA said 60 posses nc most valuable col.
lection ~ dogs and pnulHa Zoo tho world
They are famous fUf both their beauty
and INTELLIGENCE. There arr over ono
hundred superb rpeclmrns nj various
kinds In tho collection. lll of which
have been selected fnr their beauty,
ana Prof. Gentry has succeeded loo educ
eating the entire number 90 u Whu-
drrful degree ~ Intelligence. Tho rAhI-
billion II especially attractive Goo ladies
ana children The prices VI admission
aro. children 10 cents. adults 20 cents.
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srockmoInrns. MlrrINa.

a meeting of the stockholders of tho
Grand iiutnl Company VIII Boz held at
the Office Of the Dosorot National Hank
of salt Lake city. State Of Utah. core
nor ~ East Temple and First South
streets. ON Tuesday. the OH day ~
July. 1895. az 1890 o'clock y. M for the
purpose W authorizing sale " real ca-
state 90 thnUiHh implement Company.
Tor twcnty-uno thousand. three hum
dred ana thirteen dollars. and Co trans
act such other business aH may come
before said nockhnldcff
HBHECCA T. LITTLE.
Vice President
Dated salt Lake city. June Il. 1875
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Buchfe tfinlng COMPANY. situation OF
Pfnrnl place Or iiuaineal, so.
- Mccormick Block. Salt
Lake CITY. Utah.
Note n hereby given that ut n
mectlr ~ Tho Hoard VI Directors ot
M. J nteyt Mining Cos held az salt
l1ikc ~. Utah. June %. is9s an na-
sa smut 81 three foufths I'D Of ono
~ o.. cent por fhau was leYied on
th tmIai stock or The corporation
ra fa's at once 10 BrHnt - Noung.
geo loirv. No f0s McCornlch h.oCl
81 alo City. utah. and any stock
up n hith tho assessment shall rc-
min nriN on the 25th day uf jay.
l'A IN be delinquent and advertised
iur ae nj public auction, nrd "
r1yntt h. not made beiorc viii bo
rod a The 10th day Of August 1895.
~ ~ h1ut OF 2 y. m. at tho Office N
ne Ninrany, No. i0s Mccormick
hlock galt Lake city. Utah. 60 pny
nse'f font und costs of advertising
ana naef Of sale.
BRIAisr $. YOUNG.
gnrrrtnrv
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when the liver Is sluggish AN other
UrgIus are Involved You suffer fr5n
Constipation. HllinusugHH. Jauni.r.
Headache. Indigestion Palm IN UIul.
ChNls ANA Loss M EueIgN. You Mil
uDyar know how promptly h.fa
uERIUNE NJ cures 1ustiv vb.,
other ,fmcdlrs utterly fau peFuIIt.s
hr trr. purlnef the un1i. IInp
BlNb NJ q HARMLESS Vegetable Remedy
thaH gives rfN 1910 and rnsrw. lIuurt
uol lhf hrii dffa. lrIeu II utf
80 Trial nu,ue 81 2 q. a.. n Drug
!ftncni.
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a meeting Of tho Stockholders N the
Lor1y Mining and Milling Company 10
hnr0hy called D. bn hold ut 80. 90 W
Second South street. salt Lake city. On
the ith day VI July, 1895. 40 Q o'clock
pm. Tor the purpose NJ am .ndrr th1
nriIclos NJ Incorporation, thereby maxi
ms the stock uHHeHHIhlo. not 90 exceed
one cent Ocl Der Hhlru per nunum. tho
manner of lrfyInE tha nHsesHmsnts
20 be- nrr,sd upon no the meeting. also
% change the date OF the annual
ut1clholdrrT' meeting
g, A. STRICKLAND. President
G. W. MILLER Secretary
Dated Turn I fNrN
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The annual meeting. according 20 the
articles OF Incorporation OF the Conner
Mountain Ailulng and Milling company
% called Tor the nrst Monday In Juiv
1895, but that date being ID legal hoii.
day, said meeting o. hereby called 10
meet ~ room o. Central block. Salt
Lake CITY, Tut.day, July 0. is08. az 10
9 cl,ch tin' SAID meeting viii ho held
dlfrctnfs tui thH ensuing term and 10
transact any other business that may
properly come before o.
T.. H. nNAsoN. Secretary.
Dated June 4. 1895.
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rsrnAr rouSo Norror.

ooae gray horse about 10 years old.
o on let Thigh.
one roan horse about years Old.
r on lon thigh N'''
" the above described animals m.
~ elaimed on ur before July g 1905
ta,y VIII be sold az CITY Estray
JOHN o MArroN. Poundkeeper
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RorICf

Notice-Hlon'f lioncnt Building 20.
ciety. Tho annual meeting Of the stock
holders NJ lions Benefit nulidinr 70.
clety viii hr heid nt tho y e.. N. u Shoe
Factory ON Tunadny july ~. 1895. 40 \
o'clock .. M. Tor The election ~ officers
Tor the ensuing year fhH presentation
OF the financial report ard the trauaac-
ton ~ such other hufIursa ne may law
fully some before thu meeting.
EDGAR HOWE Secretary.
Salt Tnt.0 City. June aa ierq
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Obituary.
ANDREW HENpRIcKsEN.

Lsvan, Utah, juno %. isg. -p..l al
Leyan, Lnh, june 2ith. Andrew lIan-
drieksen, after a year ANA % hair 40
sever illurHs
. Brother llondrcksrH was born March
4. 1880, N butmmcu. Norway. BOO INts
he went o. Denmark and enlisted as a
\ volunteer Ia thr Danish army. served
through the buu.sh-llolstrIn wan loo
|, which he was wounded ln lNI d.
y llgrated 10 americas was married lu
iisiil To Elizabeth Nelson az UlrIn.
20 Ia In isGJ h. heard aui embraced th.
,yma6HA emiTa,ei 90 Utah the Same
PIE occult forcell 5.liSi my ,' t,, g,u"'I
uroc' visible developmca.s lr moved 10
u last year % the enemy of uhthfre hg
md vice versa, and conditions FORM 9t
shWolecrs and forbidden np trai."is
,,rmod mo plcaHn, and desirable ylsi-b
ftleons os 4 hy the mas,clans wand d
'me'im-9he m,tanlphlc creation .
late small even the plnln,
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on o. hofof, 'he 18th day " May
1905 oil the fcsl1onse OF j. q. Kinmblii
10 East rIrs' North Street. salt Lax,
city. Utah. ! viii receive written MAJ
fnr sale Of the real estate de1crihCd 40
follows. a piece " land commenclns
90 the northeast corner or Lot o. liz
Block n' Plat a. Salt Lake city sur
vcy. ruuuina west q, feet. south {
RI h'giuuingt together with room
rtFldonce aood barn and other build.
INCA H.ght reserved 10 accept or TO-.
lect ail bids.
= q. KfMBALf.
A. Executor u the WIN NJ chu1ices
q. Kimhali
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HOODS PILLS are prompt efficient.
always reliable. easy 10 take. easy 10
operate. q, cents
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DrlINourSr Norrcr.


"N ''""i'Hrif''h luunei Co.
Location Of Principal Place of Busi-
ness salt Lake city. Utah.
Location ~ Mines mud Works. rlntle
Mining Dlctrict, Juab Coun-
~, Utah.
Notlcc There are delinquent upon
me Following described stock. on ar,
v,llIi OF nfHesament No. g. levied on
amounts Hrt opposite tho nnmrs III Inc
respective shareholders. aa follows,
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Principal place N business ut Salt
Lake city Utah.

Principal place N business at Salt
Lake city. Utah.
Notice % hereby given that nj n
meeting ~ ihr directors. held IN June
p. iNs. au Assessment 81 one OD mill
rrr share WIS levied on the capital
stock of The corporation. Issued ana
outstanding. payable ON July No. 1905.
to A. W Bayhould. treasurer ~ the
company. az the office ~ the company,
No. 40 20 Main 81, upstairs. suit Lake
city. Utah
Any stock upon which this ansess.
mont may remain unpaid ON July rs.
win D. delinquent on July if. and ad.
VCHirsd Tor nlH ut public auction. aud
unless payment Dr. made before. viii hs
sold pn August iih 10 pay tho dolln.
qurnt assessment, together with cost "
ndvcriin.ur aud expense or Hnin.
a. w NNYnOrLp. secrttarv.
onlce nt 100 30. Main st.. salt Lake
CITY. Utah
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Notice "a hereby giVer that go %
meeting ~ he board Df directors held ON
The 21rd day OF April $50. 600 nsars-
levied on tho caultnl ft1r. of aai cor.
poraton payable 0u COZ before July 90.
1888. 90 NJ, Green. treasurer nt i0i
east Second South street. salt t1kr
CITY, Utah Any stock upon which this
nnaeasmeut may rrmail unpaid hy the
2lHt day nf July. isag. VIII be- delinquent
nud advertised Cor sale ht public auc-
ton, and unless payment Do made be-
fore Vill he sold on The i0ih day OF
August, Nas, 90 pay the delinquent na-
s.HnmentH, together with the Gust ~
advertising and expense OF sale.
"a. GREEN.
SECRETARY viaaurr Mining CO.
i1i euHt second South ftr O. Salt
Lake city Utah Juno .lrd. 1885
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ANNuALrNcuns,oN Nonrm


va oregon Short Line IN Northern
lthh, Idaho. and oregon. at following
low rairH3
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AuFom Nnlnr ana Mnlng company
MI y ITTWTTI
Secretary.

Atrom Nning and Milling Company.
Locntur hnepfincinni place of husi-
ness. san Lake city Utah.
Location N Milne. hi1 Mining District.
Plate Couu, Utah.
Notice % hereby cn that NJ n
meeting ~ he board lrectorH of the
Aurora MlninE und Miur Company.
h'l1 on the iith day ~ unc. iNs. 49,.
aessmert No. j. Of one mo arut per
shnrc.. was levied on thi capital atUrf
~ the corporation. payable June 18th.
1873 Ca the secretary, 40 the office uf
The company No. IN nlrth Main Street.
salt Lake City ttaf
Any stock upon which this naarar-
mont remains unpud ON the 18th ga,
~ JUL, 1893. VII b1 delinquent aud
VIII hc ndvcriiyd Tor sale at public
auction. ard Ulc1s payment u mnds
VIII Do sold On Tuesday. August end
lse,, 70 pay laid delinquent neHesamcnt.
together With costs Of advertising and
cNpsNrr ~ sale
~ oder OF the nonrd Of nlroctora.
JOHN WELLS. Secretary.
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NOTICES.

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crt Tor ufin-r Information
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4 NIssuRE AnNINd coALrANY.

Principal place or business. tO5 east
sgcond South street. Salt Lake Ciiy.