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HACK EHOM PoNcE.
Third wisconsin and Other Troops
Arrive from porto Rico.

Arrive from porto Ric".
New York. October 2s.--'fhc United
States transport Manitoba arrived al quar-
antine ut o'clock tonight from Ponce, hay-
Ing on board the Third Wisconsin volun-
teers and ninety men bciongiug to various
regiments In Porto Rico who are being sent
on board tho vessel,
The Manitoba brings as passengers
Mossrs. Mastcn. Trott, Money, Fenton and
Mcdonald who were sent TO establish q
postal service in Porto Rico ana to report
the neejs and conditions OF the same under
Spanish rule.
Also on board returning from Porto Rico
were Matct T. M. Lancaster OF the Fourth
artillery and Or. l., f. Solomon of New Or
leans. health commissioners OF Louisiana.
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Died of His Injuries.

Palestine, Texas, October 25.--Mr W. H.
Butler, the gentleman who was so badly
injured in runaway Saturday evening.
died his morning. The remains We're in
terre1 the evening in the family burying
ground near the city, Mr.. Buffers sister.
who was also painfully injured, is doing
nicely and Is on the road to speedy recoy-
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Event. ne Aaueduct

New York. October ss,--Aqpesuet races.
Miie.s selling --Bardella. Her Own, vanssxa.
Time l:4s.
Mile and forty yards selling ,Marsian. Es-
taos. Merlin. Time iss.
Five and half furionss. selling stranr.s,
Csmatcn. Leando. Tine l.essa 49,.
Milo and sixteenth Sensational. Mvth.
Sanders. Time 1859 as. -'ss"'
eeycn furlonGa seilibg Diminutivs. XIII.
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Six furiohgs. sellngRandazzo, Flop. Pr-
Cincinnati. Ohio, october se.-At Latonia;
mate, Time t;2i.
Five furlongs -Florissant, Theory. Schank-
en- Time l:ua. Declared off,
Mile selling-Eloanor Holmes. Rastus,
High Noon. Time t;5i.
Mile ana an eighth, selling Harry shan
non. Zufallig. Gomez. Time 200.
Mile. selling Kitty B. Damocles, Hamp-
deu. Time 1853.
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u Hearne, Texas. October 2S.-Messrs. /
M y. fLalm and William Grlggshy Of Cause
nae business In Hearna YESTERDAY.
:, aeM =. brannpn Of Weatherford is IN
AZ the Catholic church .'ol'
Mr' j. X. Astin OF Bryan Is in Tho c,,v
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JUDGE WELLS CHARGE.
Told the Grand Jury that Vote iur-
chascrs Must he Punished.

chnscrs Must he Punisbed.
Rio Granda city, Texas o@lober "a
profound sensatlon was caused by District
Judge Wells yesterday and today calling
the grand jury before him ami delivering
supplementary charges to them on viola
lions OF the election aud school laws Ha
severely scored the yiolntots of the fran
chise, explained the law thoroughly. said
II was Claimed throughout Texas that the
party with the most money carried the
elections on the lower Rio Grande, that
tho grand fury should stop II ami wipe
out the disgrace by making an example
| Of tho leaders and that ttac court would
do ats part II court had to be held open
until L. ocloek the last day OF the term
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Compnn, A VA, p,i,, ~

Corpus caristi, Texas ostocsr 26.-Th-
,nan OF company A. Third Texas. stationed
we're, We're pahS Off today and about s2Soo
turned loo e TIE men raid bills ,arga
Auuesr 81 Ne men Who have recsntlv re-
eeelved discharges lesHe tomorrow for thalr
Icsses in Loagyiew and Kaufmaa.
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Vienna, October ee.--Dr. Pooh. who had
been attending the victims of the buboais
plague In Vienna. together with Herr r.
ger another OF the cases. has DEVELOPED
symptoms o; the disease.
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ordinance granting to PHILADELPHIA -.
erage company the right OF way in al N
OF the city was passed Mayor FLeIds !,
ONCE notified the sewerage people Il 4,
action of tire council and was asg,irri A,
work would be begun within sixty IN
on a 100000 sewerage plant.
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THE MONTERREY SITUATION.
Two New and Ten Doubtful Case
Through Trnfic Is MONinG.

Through Traffic L. Moving.
liarelo. Texas. October 26.--rhe secre-
tary OF state OF Nueva Leon, Mexico, Off
clally announces two cages ol yellow fever
in Monterey and ten doubtful toSay. The
reports OF the fever hereafter. the quaran-
tine officer states. WIN most likely come
through Mexican officials. si
The Mexican National railroad through
passenger and freight trains 10 Saltillo aud
the City Of Mexico are running regularly
and every effort Is being made to prevent
delay. The weather hero and within n
radius OF 200 miles OF Monterey has turned
march cooler. vita frost reported at Sal
tiilp
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Awful storms In Turkey.

salonica, European Turkey, October 2s.-
Terrific storms have swept over Mace
donna doing an enormous amount Of dam
age and causing considerable loss NJ ,,fe
In one instance a caravan conslsting ~
iorN-seVen persons and one hundred
horses, was engulfed In the Riverg CaIToe
and all were drowned
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MissIonnrie. violate N. I,,,,

Ina, Peru October 2s.--Two American
Pretsstant tract distribu,ers have hesn
arres'ed at Arequipa. capital Of TIE Peru
wan PROVING OF the same name. charged
wnh distributing Trpers contrary 10 Inc
s,Ate Ieiisloa. The state attorney will ap-
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Paris Texas, October 26.-Water in tubs
and other exposed vessels was frozen over this
morning and there is plenty OF Ice around
edges OF ponds In the country. This Is the
frat freeze so early In the season since 1871
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nadIy Burned WIN. In . ~,

Bonhsm Texas. octobee 25-Today Mrs.
eeorge Hearne, who is subject TO attacks
OF epilepsy, fell in tsas fire ana was terribly
burned on the arm. boulder and face. The
onins are serious. but she is resting well
and may recover.
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school. W. A. Calfee. resigning, has held
the position for twelve years.
J. w. Allison and wife OF Ennis filed a
deed with County Clerk Thompson yester-
day which required $3.50 in stamps for
Uncle Sam. The instrument was the trans
fer of 62,l99.95 worth Of property to the
Ennis Cotton Oil Mill and Ginning com
pany
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\ successful Hunt.

BRYAN. Texas, October as.--Colonei r. X.
Chatham. Colonel A. NJ. Rhodes. Judge W.
IL Nall and Captain T. ID. Sanders have Just
returned from a hunt in the big Thicket'
in Hardin county, They killed ten deer, be-
fish
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SAY NpEhs. Bryan, Texas. Octohar ,s
ms ssl!ie saunterz ,aed at her hsn,e ~ ~,
- ~ Os' 'ss etaniy. his noraiae
b. as@i 50 seas, She MS ,s.os,
-. os1 ,,t4! m ifevts hasblns IA
muee shsah children, sc aii be ls,d 10
.sas IN tas oeinetesy here tomorrow .s ~
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A GALE ON THE LAKES.
Disasters to the Fleet of SchOoners.
Five Vessels stiII MISSING.


Five Vessels stiII MISSING.
Chicago. October 26-The gale which be-
gan last night continued most OF the day,
but at 10 o'clock tonight the wind is going
TO the south and the huge seas which have
been rolling on Lake Michigan for the past
twenty four hours are fast running down
The storm brought long list OF disasters
to tho local schooner fleet but there was no
loss Of life Five vessels are vet TO be ac-
counted for and grave fears are entertained
for their safety.
Oscoda, Mich, October 26.--The steamer
&C. r. Gould went ashore last night In fu-
itots gale. The crew which included one
woman were taken ashore by the life
savers.
Michigan City. Ind. October 26--The
steamer H. A. Tttttle is sunken in the
mouth OF the niver. total wreak. The
crew were taken off by the life savers after
twenty hours of extreme peril.
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wood. Tendresso1A Time 1877 is.
SIX furlongs. seling-Trillo. Harry Reed,
Midlight limo li7.
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Sherman Texa ostober a5,~-A, a spe-
ciai session OF the city council last night a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-12
MINOR MENTION.

Pocatello l. now connected with Salt
Lake by telephone.
}. r. Meyers and y. Savage were ar.
rested today tor eSpectoratlng on tho
sidewalk.
Alvin Crow. mischievious youth.
threw rocks Into show case today aud
Was arrested,
Judge J. H. Macmillan OF ogden Is a
candidate for Juiglce OF the supreme
Court ON the Domocrale ticket,
The Third quorum OF Elders will
meet 10 the second ward meeting house
az 1880 o'clock this evening.
The Twtnty-thlrd quorum q Elders
VII hold It's Regular monthly meeting
IN Farmers ward. commencing az 1850
this evening.
Among the arrivals atthe Knutsford
this morning wrrr ". Law, MD, and
Mr. and Mr. payet ~ the arm %
Payot and upman.
r. =. Buell. and s. = Gctchel OF
Woonsockrt ana VIM, y, collcy of
Providence, and a Rhode Island party.
Who are al nv Kenyon.
NJ. u. Herbert OF Paris. France. Is 80.
iuurnlng Tor few days IN salt Lake.
Mr. Herbert Is taking the tour of the
weird. and has reached This city on his
way home
John Sommer heads a party Of thlr-
teen Bear River people Who came IA
from the East this morning and put M
az the walker The party lives al
Rowevllle TO which place they are>en
route.
Mr.. and Mrs y. +. Armlng,on. Mr..
and Mrs, q, u. Allen. Mr. and Mrs. IA.
q. purgin, Mr.. and Mrs ChAs. heaioy.
MI and MIS-. Jos. W. Hoyt, Mr.. and
Mass. who registered at the Walker
this morning.
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ue Ordered cervsra to Leas. santiago, aud
riNed ths bay.

Madrid. Sept. lin thc Chamber OF
Deputies yesterday. Capt Aunon. min
lister ~ marine. replying 10 the attacks
Of senOr CanaleiaH, editor Of " Her
aldo. reminded the deputies that whom
he became minister of marine, tho
spanish squadron under Admiral Ger
vera, was already at Santiago de cuba.
Therefore, he declared. he could not be
held responsible for the acts charged
hy Senur Canaieiaa Moreover, he nH-
serted that the admiraia met In cOun-
cil and expressed a unanimous opinion
that the squadron should 20 10 cuba.
Admiral Cerycrn, not having food or
coal, was unable" said Capt Aunon,
ITO leave the blockade In the port Of
Santiago. lie wanted 10 blow up his
ships In the hnrbur. but I Informed
him that II would be- preferable ~ leave
the p0r and engage the enemy. Gen.
iilanco ordered Admiral CerveIa 10
leave sanilgo. and fixed the day OF his
departure"
Tho carllsi. Republican and conser-
vatiyc Deputies met again last even
lnF and approved urichU Ec aid
against secret discussion OF the
protocol A prominent senator. having
objected TO the uanctionlnR Of tho
protocol by sitting and standing vote
because In secret session. the fipal vote
wiz be taken In a public session.
Gen. Rios. governor OF the NixcayaI
Islands and I'D interim governor gen.
cral % the Spanish territory In IN,
Philippines. has wired the government
that he has arrived an ian understand
ing with the American authorities re-
-pcciing the Island OF Luzon."
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Have They Been sloIsn2

Joseph ~. Dean Of the Nineteenth
ward this city has becen compelled 20
temporarily postpone trip 10 Colo
RADIO by reason OF losing a span Of val.
liable horses, on Saturday mornlng
last the animals broke out Of the cor
raj and playfully exercised about the
street Tor a time. They were soon out
~ sight, however, and all efforts TO mud
them have thus Ear been without avail
II IN not unlikely that thc animals
may have been stolen. one II has
and the other q gray. both being about
seventeen hands high and each weigh
ing about i,3Ol pounds Any person
fndlng them or knowing OF thcil
Whereabouts will confer a favor upon
and receive reward by reporting 10
the owner
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Portsmouth. ~ H.. Sept. 1.-THE
Anchor Line steamer city Of Rome.
fully equipped 70 transport the Spanish
prisoners 90 SPAIN arrived IN thc lower
hafbor this afternoon. The biz liner
brought from New York Admiral Ger
vera with his fun stan Of officers and
nineiy-four other prisoners. The mon
at seavey's Island. when they caught
sight ~ the city u llome danced for
Joy and tonight there II great excite
ment at the camp. Everything is ~
readiness on board the steamer ana
each u the less men will have bunk
Tor himself throughout the voyage OF
about eight days.
Il II expected that the last prisoner
Will leave Camp Long Mt 10 o'clock
and that the city u Rome VIII pass
out OF the harbor not later than 70
morrow noon. The steamer VII De
headed strainht for santandcr. spain.
There IL scarcely a sick man ainonH
the entire crew " the late CAPE Nctu.
fleet. while every one looks iht anu
healthy and IL IN strong CONTRAST Z"
their appearance of two months ago
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courthouse. The mob. which consisted
Of Qbuut aeventy-nvc men, quietly rode
In on horseback. finished their work N
thirty minutes and left Jones had
committed "A criminal assault on Annie
Montgomery. an eleven ycar-old girl.
yesterday evening and had confessed
his guilt Just before he was hanged.
During the day Jones got Mn. Jgnn
Montgomery consent TO hike her Ut
tie niri to the local fair. They spent
the day thers. starting home In
buggy IL 1850 In the evening The as
sauif was made on the way home
When re arrived home the Eiri told
her parents Of the brute's deed. Phy-
aicians who were called reported her
condition such that she could NOS live.
Tho father spread the news and with
the aid Of Constable David g Roberts.
soon located Jones near his home. An
angry crowd gathered quickly, and 10
WAS with dinioulty that Roberts, man
aged TO get Jones to jail. which the
officer ala this morning.
Much Indignation was expressed dur
Ing the day. and this afternoon thfr
were rufnofs that Jones would p
iynohed tonight. All day long crowd
u honcmon came IN from All difeq-
TONS
A. 1880 tonight the command wnH
given 10 surround The courthouse w
waf done Immediately. and the nilln
body ~ the crowd pushed into rie
yard. through the hallway 20 she ecu
In the northwest wins Of the huil ilnr
Part 0f the mob had already gamer.
there anil was waiting.
The work Of cuiting the bolts W th
locks ~ the doors was begun, ana IN
sound u the sledge- hammer DRIVING
me sharp chissl through the lock-
rang out on the night air. ~ vas quick
work. however. 10 get che doors open
and Iharr was a rush into the jalL
The lvnrhnrr soon came out win ine
rope around the old mans neck lig
was tcgging Tor his lie. but no heed
wua paid 10 his appeals He was ia
out 81 the hallway TO The front oii-
trance.
Hang him right here" shouted one
OF the masked men 4 few minutes
were rpcn. debating the matter but
the end u the rope had already gore
over an Iron beam u the porch the
old man stood trembling ana rrptnlnf
Have you anything 90 sayf' were
the rrun words OF the leader
- wis drunk when ! done I. oh,
was drunk" came the reply, Thn
command 10 swing him up was given
Thcre was "a quick Jerk on the rope,
and the body vuH given swing out
into the air mum on ihe top sep. The
Job was nnishfd and the crowd melted
away guiCiiy.
Jones had served term 81 two years
In the Missouri penltentlary for FOR
gerry. lie has been travelling lately In
Kansas and Oklahoma selling medI-
clncn.
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nlowS ~ ny aAsoLINr.
several uodiss Recovered Mere are In the
Rains List OF Wounded.

philadelphia. Sept. n. lily tho OK
pioai0n OF forty gallons ~ gasoline In
the cellar OF Froccry riUrr a. iiii
South street tonight, four and possibly
a dozen liver We're Loot.
A. an immediate consequence OF the
explosion. the building whore " oc'
'urrcd. and those adjoining u on either
aide, collapsed. and up To 10 o'clock,
fur hours after the occurrence, four
b idlcn have been recovered from the
rtins. and three OF these Identified a.
10 lows.
i'end-samuei schattensicln. keeper
OF the grocery store his iOyear.old
son Abraham. iO-monthr-old child
named Max Goldberg. The fourth
body wa that OF a girl. about 10 Year,
Of nfn.
In. urcd--L. schattsnsteln. aged ~.
hroh nose and laceratlun o. scalp
Alex nder schaitersicin. agsd q, LAGER
nted acalp--cnuditiun srrlouai Mary
Heal y. aged 90, fractured Lex; Annie
McPl llomy, 40 years, confusion of
anklei Henry Rohimel, " years. lacer-
ated se4ip; Maggie Goldberg, u Year,
iaoorated scalp. Sarah Goldberg. 10
years lasernted scalp and confusion OF
ankle; a. 4. Fish, 80 years, hrcman
OF u truck. laceratcd would OF
scalp. Yrttn GOLDBERG. years. con
fusion 81 leg and back. aud iacerated
wound OF scalp. Rose Schatienstoln, :
tfAins lAetiuttN uNkNis
Estimates OF the number Of missing
vary from eighteen 20 six. An the In
Jured were removed TO the hospitals.
How the explosion occurred "a yct
unknown. The front OF NJ. ilu was
Immediately blown out, ana this WIS
followed BY tn. collapno Of that struc-
turf and No. l4i2, occupied by Morris
Guidberg'a furniture store, and No
iiid. Louis SallinoHo's shoe store The
west wall OF lao. occupied By L. Nag-
ner'a clothing store, was blown out
In the confusion and excitement fol-
lowing the disaster, u IL as yet Inn
possible 20 secure anything like an ae-
ourate census Of the occupants but u
II generally stated that the upper
stories were crowded with families
huddltd % gelher IN tenement fashion.
Coming, as q did. al the supper hour
Il Is feared that the loss OF NE VIII be
heavy
After the recovery OF the four bodies.
the authorities leelnsd TO postpone the
search foi additional victims until 10,
morrow mornig, thus obyia;lng the
dangers and delays NJ working ipnl
the mass OF debris and wreckage In the
darkness.
The oorpseu % sehi,'ensioln and his
son were picked W. IN tho Stems ~ No.
1fii The upllrntlnsi 10. yrar-sid girl
VAS found plniAnei by mas a TIM
beers In the relr Of me SAM building.
and the GoldbrsE child dlod while being
taken 20 n hcs1iiHl
The accepted theory OF ihs srr.lent
II th'i Schest 'tf Henf % q the cel-
lar with a lighted lamp, which isnl,ed
the fumes Of The gasoline. From the
position OF his body and hiatt OF his son
on the front stems, Il II thought
they were emerging from the house
when caught by failing Walls. The cal-
lapse OF the building occurred within
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WIPED OUT BY THE FLAMES.


vancouver. u. c.. sept 1.-THE
,,.ire.. portion o. New Westminster
was totally destroyed BY IRE this morn
Ing I. l. Impossible to estimate the
ur,n,r.y ilss at shis writing, but u
viii run no into cie hundreds OF fhou-
sands psapair and suffering are the
ief III hundreds Of homeless people.
FOOD. clothing aud ala ~ all kinds are
being hurrieiiy dispatched from van
couver TO ghe Inflated royal Guy,
II N MT known how many people
lost their lives. but u y feared ssNsI w,
nav, been burned 60 death. campbell,
a nramau. fen on the roof OF a burning
buIidiur and was Killed. a woman
dropped dead from fright One woman
who had been confined two weeks Rfo
dlTd while they wsrc MOVING her from
A burning house. while another suner-
Ing from typhoid fever. who had been
twice removed from Residences which
wsre In The burning zone. dli not sur
ylve the shock.
10 extremely fierce were the fames
that apples on thf trees on the side OF
the street opposite the burning houses
were rlaFtcd.
Three river steamers were destroyed,
.he Eigar. GLADYS and bonaeeoFd
Every Industry save me big heyh
ming company has been wiped out
Tho Canadian Pacific railway station
and bridge across FS>ser river were
burned.
Tho nrc started abou, midnight on
the river front and was caused by a
spark from a steamer. Famed by a
nfrce gale, the names spread az such
rauidlty fhat within three hours ten
streets were ahlazr,
The English cathedral was quickly
attacked. The iiap'isi church followed
and lhc Central Methodist also, Al
were destroyed, Teacher With a hrgt
number u rraid The inhahl'
,nnts had TO nee for their lives The
/ Are swcp. down Camovan street and
quickly envelaped the big brick court.
house and the wooden city natl For
/ iunaiely thcre was a biz open space
/ here and the flames wrfr not able .
leap far enough 10 cake In the hlg CEN
tral school
Agnes street. however, had got allghl
ami one side u Royal avenue Al ihl
! houses on that street were completely
burned. The wind was blowing furl'
ously down Fraser river toward th'
south. N u had been blowing th'
o,hcr way the Catholic church. build
inga, convent and hospital and 0ihei
structures would have been burned.
This morning there was no watci
supply for the uac or che burncd-ou
citizens There was nos Hlngl,
butchers. bakers or provision shot
that was moi destroyed and there WA
only one small hotel saved. some o.
ihv burned-oui D. lplt relied In sh
early hours this morning In the opei
air In ffnn. - the school house. Thel
covered themselves with blankets AMI
lay down % sleep under she sNy.
The loss II roughly estimated ut g.
100000, Insurance. 1880, 900. HAM
vaults wiihstold the nrs one insur
ance company vault was blown up b,
sunpowdsr
a citizens comslttoc has beei
formed In Vancouver 90 give relief 4
the sufferers, The provisional govern
msnt a. assisting.
Financial Minister cotton receive.
The news In Victoria about noon. ~
got blankets. teuts and other supple
loaded on a special train ami sent then
| TO the stricken town.
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From The Mission Field.

Elder Marx Y. Cannon Of Cannon
ward. salt Lake city. called az che
New" reporting his return home on
Sept. s. He left on a mission TO she
southern States on May 10. 1896. and
lnborcd In the Bas, Kentucky confer
cnce, lie reports mos; excellent pros
poctH Tor missionary work there. and
the acceptance % the Gospel by the
people. The Inhabitants Of that part
o. iho country Displayed marked hos
plnlky towards the Lattef-diy Saints.
ana Elder Cannon 10 well altlsnsd with
hif experiences and che results Of bis
missionary cff0ris
Elder Aifrd A, nrnmwcii. o. Grant.
Idaho. rrturned sunday,AuE. iith from
q mission 10 Michigan and Indiana. IT,
lahortd IN abe former state for the nrai
four and half months and the r,-
maindrr of the time IN the LATTER state,
lie lrft homo June 2. iSpG AMI enjoyed
good health and spirits during tn en-
tire time. lie reports that the work Il
In a progressive and promising c0n-
dillon.
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Location Of Works and Mines In Uin-
tab Mining District. Park city.
Summit County. Utah.

Notice Ia hereby given that at a meet
ING of the directors OF said company.
held on saturday. the Gard day Of July.
\. ID. 1888, that the assessment upon
the capital stock OF said company here
lofore levied by the board Of directors
~ aald company. on october 30th, A. u.
1881, Was resclnded aud recalled;
And that on the 2ird day OF July, A.
-, 1888, an assessment N J cents per
share to-wit, tlb.O00,OO. upon the whole
capital stock OF the corporation was
levied, payable on the 18th day Of Sep
tembor, A. d. 1895. TO =. Il. Parmly.
treasurer. a. the banking ofiice OF ",
$ Mccormick A CO.. City OF SAT- Lake,
State OF Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on the 18th day Of
September. A. u. 1898, viii be delinquent
and' advertised for sale at public auc-
ton, and unleaA payment Is made be-
fore, will be sold on the l2th day II
october,A. ID. 1898, TO pay the delinquent
assessment. together with costs OF adj
ytrtlslng and eNpenfe OF sale.
n. " DUNCAN, Secretary.
Room 2it Atlas Block. Salt Lake city,
Utah.
Dated July card. 1898.