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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-06-29
ENTITLED TO TRANSCRIPTS.
Clerks Must Furnish Them Free
to Defendants.

JEFFERSON CITY, MO. June a.
(Special) Division number two of the su-
preme court to-day decided that ii Is the
duty of circuit and criminal judges to order
the court stenographer and the clerk If the
court to furnish the defendant in criminal
cases with transcript of the evidence fcr
his appeal. The case decided was that of
James Scales, the negro convicted of as
sault in st. Louis. VS.. Judge Zachritz. of
the st. Louis circuit court, who presided at
the trial of the case. The peremptory writ
of mandamus is awarded requiring the re-
spondent to order the stenograpner to fur
nish the clerk with complete transcript
of the evidence in the case without cost
and the clerk TO certify the transcript to
the defendant without cost.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-06-29
SPANISH TRICK SUSPECTED.
Jamaica for Santiago and
Guantan namO.

Copyrighted. 1885. by the Associated Press)
KINGSTON. JAMAICA, June %, p. m.
The coasting steamer Adula has cleared
for Santiago de Cuba and Guantanamo,
ostensihly for fruit and refugees.
Her charterers are understood to be La
scelles. De Mercado & Co. and her papers
are in every respect correct; hut United
States Consul Dent suspects that she is
playing some game in the interest OF the
Spanish. Mr.. Dent has not officially pro-
tested. but he has notified Washington ard
Admiral Sampson.
The Adula is not adapted to blockade run
ming, as she cannot go ten knots an hour.
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WILBERFORCE FAMILY SAVED.
cred by Natives in Sier-
Fa Leone.

HUNTINGTON. IND, June pa cable
gram has been received from Sierra Le-
one. West Africa. by DIR. d. X. F1ickinger,
secretary of the United Brethren Mission
AIRY Society here, stating that D. F. Wilber-
force. wife and four children are now
safe at Banthe, on the west coast of Af-
rica. In the Associated Press reports, Will
berforce and family We're included in the
force, not only as superintendent of mis-
sions, but also as arbitrator for the tribes.
he and his family We're held for ransom.
and the missionary society has paid ELS
sterling for them. Wiiberforce was brought
to America when lad by DIR. Flicknger
and educated for missionary work. He had
a brother who was chief among the ma
tiyes.
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CLAYTON WON'T BE THERE.
Arkansas Republican state Conven-
tiOn To-day Will Have to Pro-
ceed Without Him.

LITTLE ROCK. ARK. June 2s.-The Re-
publican state convention will assemble in
Little Rock tomorrow at noon. 1t will be
the first Republican convention in Arkan-
sas for years at which General Powell
Clayton was not in attendance. He was
expected to be on hand. but at the last
moment sent word from the City of Mexico
that his official duties would prevent his
attendance. The convention will nominate
a full state ticket, probably headed by n.
F. Auten. of Little Rock, for governor.
There will be no contests for any of the
places. 1t is the intention of the Republic
ans to make a vigorous campaign for state
and county offices this year.
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S3O-To Salt Lake City and
Ogden and Return-$30
Via Santa Fe Route. June 80.
BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.

Mr.. George Baur formerly professor of
osteology at the Chicago university. is dead
at Munich, Bavaria.
Lord Wolsley, commander in chief of the
British army has Joined the Anglo-Amert-
car, committee which is aiming to culti-
vate an entente.
Recruiting offices were opened yesterday
in Gutnrie, Perry. Shawnee, Chandler.
Kingfisher and Enid. and the number OF
enlistmenis indicates that the entire ter
ritoriaI battalion will be recruited inside
of three days.
Governor barnes. of Oklahoma, has par
doned from she penitentiary. Cole Martin.
young Guthiie attorney, serving a two
years senten6e for embezzling money from
a. client. His ,term would have expired In
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NORTHERN KANSAS CROPS.
They Are in a bad Condition In East.
ern Counties hut Are Better
Further West.

ATCHISON. KAS.. June 2s.-(Special)
Mr.. F. NJ. Baker. of the firm of Greenleaf
& Baker, the largest grain buyers in North
ern Kansas, came in to-day after a ten
days trip through the northern part of the
state, getting line" on the crop situa-
tion. He says he never before saw crops
looking SO badly they do for seventy five
miles west of Atchison. From Clifton, on
the Central Branch road westward to
Lenora, he says the crops look better than
usual. The average wheat yield in the
northern part of the state. he says viii
reach twenty bushels per acre. Mr. Baker
says hot winds last week damaged the
wheat in Northwestern Kansas consider
ably.
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HIS CONDITION CRITICAL.
The Surgeons Have Not Yet Probed
for the Bullets That Struck


c. E. Galbreath, shipping clerk for Swof-
ford Bros dry goods establishment, who
was wounded during the shooting melee
between Frank Morris and ]. S. Smith,
negroes, at the store. Monday evening, is
still in a serious condition. The bullet in
his right thigh has not yet been extract
ed, but is believed he will be able to submit
to the surgical operation to-day.
Yesterday morning, Frank Morris. who
surrendered to the police. was examined
by Police Judge Burnham and discharged
from custody, he conclusively proving that
he was in no way to blame for the injuries
received by Mr.. Galbreath. Smith in the
afternoon also surrendered himself. and is
now in the holdover at the Central police
station He states that he demanded an
apology from Morris because of a quarrel
last Friday, and that Morris drew re-
volver and began firing.
Il was as quick as he was with my gun, .
said Smith, land we fired together. l fired
three shots and l believe he fired two
"pId YOU hit Galbreath?" ne was asked.
II don't know" he replied. Mr.. Gal
breath pushed me out of the door while
I was having words with Morris. and as
soon as l saw that Morris had a gun l
blazed away. That is all I care to say
smith is held at the Central police sta
tion pending the outcome of Mr.. Gal
breath's injuries.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-06-29
MISSOURI COAL MINERS.
It Was Decided at the sedalis Con-
yention to Ask for Increased
Wages.

SEDALIA, MO-, June 8.-(speciaD The
state convention of coal miners adjourned
this afternoon. after two days session.
Owing to the increased price Of products,
the miners resolved that they are entitled
to an advance In mining rates and will
make a demand for the same They went
on record as opposed to inaugurating a
strike hut believe their request for in
creased wages will be acceded to without
friction between employers and employees.
hours ner day and also a strong union be-
tween Missouri and Kansas miners.
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TAMPA WILL. PROTEST.
Soldiers From Cuba Quar-
tered There.

TAMPA, FLA, June as.-The steamship
Olivette is momentarily expected and the
disposition of the sick and wounded she
will bring is a question OF some concern
here. The report that suffering soldiers
were to be brought here direct from the
Cuban shores without any quarantine de-
tention whatever caused apprehension. The
hospital train is here for the ostensible
purpose of conveying the sick quickly to
more Northern hospitals but at the same
time number of hospital tents are be-
ing prepared in the camp on Tampa
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WESTERN WRITERS MEET.
Ind, With Eugene F. Ware
Presiding.

WARSAW. June 2s.-The Western Asso-
citation of Writers is now in session at Wi
nona Park. The meetings began to-day and
last till Friday evening. Many noted writ
ers are here, including James Whitcomb
Riley, John Clarke Ridpath. Governor Will
Cumback. of Indiana: Benjamin S. Parker
and Eugene F. Ware. of Kansas. Last
night the annual reunion was held. A fine
was given at the morning and
evening sessions to-day. The president.
Eugene F. Ware, delivered the annual ad-
dress tonight.
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More MINING Delegates.

JEFFERSON CITY. MO-, June 2s.--tSpe--
cialD Governor Stephens to-day selected
the following named gentlemen as dele
gates at large from Missouri, to the In
terpational Mining congress, to be held
in Salt Lake City. Utah. July 6. I, S, 9. 1885:
Gilbert Barbee. Joplin; John Dermott,
Webb City; T. n. Davery, Carthage; w. A.
Daugherty, Carterville.
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heights. If. upon the arrival of the Oliv-
ette, the government shows disposition
to locate the sick men here, a protest will
be made by w. 3. Henderson, president
of the state board of health. Mr.. Hender-
son said to-day that. in such an event.
he would file protest with the authorities
and ask that they utilize the hospital they
have recently erected on Egmont Key.
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SEDALIA. MO. June 2s.-tSpecial) At
the suggestion of Major Geenral Robert
McCulloch. commanding. the date OF the
annual meeting of the United Confederate
Veterans camps of Missouri. TO be held in
Sedalia, has been changed from the Sec
ond week in October to September 2S-?.
Information so far received leads to the
belief that the meeting of lS'S Will have by
far the largest attendance or any In the
history of the association
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-06-29
CAPTAIN sIGsBEE's VICTORY.
Meets the Torpedo Boat Destroyer
Terror mt san Juan and
DisahIes II.

WASHINGTON, June 2S.-The navy de-
partment to-day posted the following bull
letin:
Captain sigsbee reports that, on Wednes-
day afternoon while off San Juan, Porto
Rico. he was attacked by Spanish unpro-
tected cruiser and the Spanish torpedo boat
destroyer Terror. The Terror made Il dash,
which was awaited by the St. Paul. The st.
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Stephen. Pardon. a Horse Thief.

JEFFERSON CITY, MO-. June 2S.-tSpe-
cial) Governor Stephens to-day pardoned
Thomas J. Lee. who came to the peniten-
tiary in December: 1887, for two years: for
grand larceny. He was jointly indicted
with Daniel O'Connel, for stealing two
horses. Lee got drunk and pleaded guilty.
O'Connel stood trial and was acquitted on
instructions from the court. Judge Zach
ritz. who presided at the trial. recommend
ed the pardon on the ground that the facts
were the same in both cases.
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Farmer shoot. a Horse Thief.

SEDALIA, MO, June 2S-(Special) Dam
iel Brereton, farmer living near Beaman.
Mo, caught negro. whose name Is not
known, in the act of stealing one of his
horses this morning. Brereton called upon
the thief to surrender, but, instead, he
picked up a pitchfork and showed fight.
whereupon Brereton shot him in the leg.
Notwithstanding his wound, the negro
managed to escape.
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BuncO Men Arrested.

WICHITA, KAS, June 2s.-(Special) J..
Smith. IA white man, and l.. Jackson, col
ored, were arrested here to-day for work
ing the old lock game. Both were fined $50
apiece. Smith wired to Mrs. ]. II. Smith.
500 Independence avenue. Kansas City, Mo-,
asking for $50. He received reply saying
it would be sent him tomorrow. The
confidence men only obtained 81 from the
sucker.
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woupd In With Wood Alcohol.

MCPHERSON. KAS. June 2s.-(Special)
After a prolonged spree. Dick Lancaster,
called benedictine or wood alcohol result
ing in his death this afternoon. He pur-
chased the alcohol at one of the drug
stores. He leaves wife and three chill
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-06-29
Five PERSON.. Drowned.

CHEYENNE. WYO., June 2s.-Five per-
sons were drowned Wednesday night by the
capsiZing of a ferryboat in the Big Horn
river. near Thermopolis. The names of the
victims are: Harry Beggs, c. II. Gray,
Myrtle Catlin. Mrs. Harry Beggs and in
FAINT child of Mrs. Beggs. The parties Were
from Wolten and Deer Creek. Wyo.. and
were visitors at the hot springs.
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n. E.. A. Excursion Ticket.

To Washington, D. C. and return. on sale
July 3rd 4th and 5th. at rate of s3l..5 for
the round trip, via the Santa Fe Route
Special train to Washington without
change will leave Kansas City July 4th.
Apply at Santa Fe Route ticket offices.
n. e. cor. 10th and Main sts. and 1850
UEion ave- for particulars.
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TRIED TO WRECK A TRAIN.
James Is. Miller, of Harvel, ILL.,, Placed
Under Arrest by a Wabash
Detective,

TAYLORvILLE, ILL, June 2s.-Wabash
Detective Lay to-day swore out a warrant
for the arrest of James l.. Miller, of Har-
vel, charged with attempting to wreck the
Wabash Continental limited" last Sunday.
On Sunday morning Section Foreman Ed
wards. of Harvel, found six large pieces Of
iron lying across the track a mile north of
Harvel. 1t was almost time then for the
Continental limited and Edwards hastily re-
moved the distractions and had hardly
completed his work when the train dashed
by.
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Death in the Gold Fields.

WARREN. o.. June 2s.-A letter received
here from John Muldoon. citizen of
:Iohnsonville, this county. who is now in
the Alaskan gold fields says that, of the
eleven men who left Seattle with him in
March only four survived. Two We're
drowned and the others perished from cold
and hunger.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-06-29

NEW YORK June 2.-The Olympia the
ater was sold to-day under foreclosure to
the New York Life Insurance Company for
$4,000 The purchasers assume three
mortgages amounting to $4,000 and: inter-
est, bringing the total price to 1857 40.
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Maurice Grau Honored.

LONDON, June 2s.-The queen has pre-
sented Mr. Maurice Grau with a scarfpin.
in memory of his production of Romeo and
Juliet at Windsor castle last night:
Madame Eames, Edouard DeReszke and
Salyea were in the cast.
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A yaxue Peace Rumor.

LONDON, June 29-The Madrid corre-
spondent of the Morning Post says:
Admiral Ceryera. it is rumored in Iolit-
ical circles. will Immediately underta re
step. the probable result of which Will be
favorable to peace"
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Snif the ms

Suit the people. because they are tired
of bitter doses, with the pain aHd gripping
that that usually follow Carriers Little Liver
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-06-29
Broadmoor Hotel and Casino

At Colorado Springs, June 90. conducting
il as an all-the -year-round resort cele-
brated orchestra Of ten pieces will furnish
music every afternoon and evening Dane
ing three times weekly. Accommodations
can now be secured
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-06-29

onel II. II. Dargent of the regiment, Sc
cured permission to go outside those two
states TO make up the complement of men.
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IT rs THOUGHT sHAFTER MAY DE
READY TO ATTACK.
FORWARD MOVE CONTINUES
TROOPS. PACK TRAINS AND Guns
HURRYING TO THE FRONT.
Cruiser SnIc Arrives at Juragua With
Four BnttaIions of Reinforce
menfs-Iieut. Blue Takes
Another Look at Ger
Sera's Ships.

WASHINGTON. June 2s.-NothinS was
read at the cabinet meeting to-day from
Santiago. General Shaftcr and Admiral
Sampson have full authority as 10 when
and how to attack and. therefore, the time
when the decisive engagement will take
place depends upon circumstances known
only TO themselves
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-20

The annual meeting. according % tho
articles of incorporation Of the Copper
Mountain Mining ana Mllliug company
II called Tor the nrrt Monday In July,
1855. hut that date helnE lcgnl h1li-
day. said meeting T. hereby called 20
meet al room q, Central block, SaIt
Lake city. Tuesday. July 2. 1898, ut 70
O'Clock am. Raid meeting Will he he'd
for the purpose Of slccting "a board "
directors Tor the ensuing term and 20
transact any other buslnenH that may
properly come before w.
l.. II. BEAsoN, Secretary.
Dated June 1885
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srrcIlL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
II the Stockholders 81 the GuIdea
Eagle Mining Company. location
OF mines. MufruE TouDlH
county. Utah.

Notice ~ hereby given that the rrrs.
lar annual meeting ~ tho Htocktsiss
not having been held on the nrsi Mon.
day In March, is1s nH provided hy ne
articles of incorporation; thrr.f1re I.
the president 90 SAID Corporation. 40
hereby COLL special meeting ~ ths
stockholders. uH provided by law. 10 bi
held ~ room % west First South
street, Snit Lake city, Utah. on Fri
day. the kth day Of July, 1885. az 2
O'Clock y. a..
said meeting o. called for the pur-
pose 0f clcvtlng officers % said cor.
poration. which should have been
elected at tho time provided by the
articles OF incorporation f1r the fHIt
regular annual meeting. also fUr tho
purpose ~ making provisions fpr treas
ury funds to develop Hnd patent core
tain property hrlnnEing Ia Hnid curplr-
alton. and Tor the transaction uf such
other business nu may properly come
before a. .....
President.
dated salt Lake city, Utah. Juns
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sore
OF Amendment 90 Articles N Incorpar.
alton uf the Aurora Mining d
Milling Company

Notice r. hcrrhy given that n moot.
Ing % the stockholders of the said .Ir.
plration is hereby called 90 bp hriI m
the 10th day of June. 1895 at IN h.r-
of twelve. az u north Main 81. r I'D
Lake city. Utah. Tor ihr purpur. 4
adopting the following promo
amendment tu the Article NJ lfY..
porltion, To wit Tho Articles VI Ir.
corporation are amended hy ldd're 4,
Article ~ the following. 1.-THE Uu.rt
~ Directors of said corporation n.v
assess the capital stock ~ said COM.
phuy. although tho same hla bon
fully paid. under the following Um.f1.
lions. NOT moro than two t1l aaH
mcnts shall Dc levied In my one va
and not moro than uncshHif cont ne
share shalt ha lovled M any one aasa.r.
mont Before the second levy vi LIZ.
rrrHmrut can boz made. N such second
assessment iF necessary. the wrIff.1
consent ~ the holders " two-thifir 4
an the capital stock Issued shall be
fiird with the secretary.
JOHN KtRKMAN. Precedent.
join WELLS. Secretary.
Dated this 10th day of May 1909
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san FwuCiHon. June ip.-Thc Pa
oIrr M1l Steamship uumpunys HauW-
90 Newport which hus hrnn chartered
lH o. government transport has Hr-
rived from Central America Accord
'us tn stories told hy tho passengers,
thD central Americans slide with the
HrrIulr ln thr present war ulthouHh
thU governments off tho several rrpuh-
IuH urH strictly neutral and profess
friendship fnr ihr Americans Tho ma
uyrH think THAT Spain be- getting the
hHttHr eff the war; nH Spanish agents
spread 900 kinds OF stories about mo
reNuuos M thD Am orleans The nrwH
Uf n.WyyH Victory was received wlth
grsut surprise.
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srocknOLDrns' MrrriNa.

Notice IL hereby given that tho sr.
nual meeting OF the stockholders of ir.
SEWER Mining and Milling Compar,
VIII be held 40 the general office n
said company. 40 No. f7i to fgi south
Tenth East street In Salt Lake CIV
and County and state Of Utah. on no
second Tuesday In June. being June
iith. A. ~ 1875 NJ O'Clock o. no ~
the purpose of oirctinr a hoard of r.
rcCtura Tor the ensuing year and trans.
acting such other buriraaa ra mt,
properly come before thu meeting.
Dated May 1fth a u ff1a
T.. o. MrktNNEY Secretary
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Notice IN hereby given that on NJ
giHt day Of May 1895, Charles L. jack
BON aud David Henderson, partners,
doing business nt No. ~ Main street
Salt Lake cry, Utah, under The urn
name and style of Jackson a llrndgf-
SON. made general assignment Tor no
benefit of their creditors, 10 the under
signed Funk NJ. CuHtlctnu. assignee,
aud AIN tho creditors OF the said Int
nrm ~ Jackson a Henderson are here.
by notified aud required 10 pressed
their claim under oath. 10 the und.'
sIgnyd assignee. Within three mnuu'
from the date NJ tho nut publlcaulh
hereof
Date ~ nrst publication OF thla DO
tlct, June 3. 1895
FRANK NJ. CAsTLEToE,
auaIarHH
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NorIon r0 coNrmAornIl..


once or the BOARD N Public Work.,
Room 700. city Han
Salt Lake city, May 20. iNa,
Sealed proposals. win De- received "A
this omr6 until 1850 am. of FrIifV
June 90. is,s. Tor the work of rlr.
atrurtIug % pipe sewer on thr tlHf aide
South ur.Ht running thence north %
fgrt according 60 plans In the city En.
EIu.HrH office.
Instructions 90 bidders. together
with specifications and forms f0r gln.
tract ana bond. can boz uhfauUi uuln
application 40 she office of ,hs hlari
The r.Hh' 10 reserved 90 reject any
and 40 hdr
Hy order " the Board NJ Public
works, G. l.. iiAtNEs.
Chairman
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graph writes 60 hia paper from Manila
nyinr that the admiral did nothinT
monU than nae from one vessel 20 The
other during tho engagement Tie was
among tine nrst ashore. and almost h'
fore She battle was over was at his
] country villa beyond the city. liN ma
where hr Cpv't. anchorage WIS
mined and ,h's BE- given as reason
| why some OF thH mines were exploded
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4 meeting VI thr si1rkh1lders of the
Leroy Mining ana Milling Company is
hereby called in Boz held 100 SO. - W
Second South street. Salt Lake city. ON
tho iih day OF July. 1855. ht . o'clock
p.m. Tor the purpose of amending tho
articles OF Incorporation. thereby max
Ing tho stock uHf.raHhIr. MOE t1 exceed
one cent Ocl per share per anuum, the
manner Of l0yyIng the assrHsments
Go hc agreed upon "a the meeting. also
Geo change the date u tho annual
atu,kholdrrs' meeting
q. 4. STRICKLAND President.
e, W. MILLER Secretary
Dated juno 4. 1895
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salt Lake city. May 20, isaN
NutttI 81 A-~tssMINt.


Notice iH hereby rlyrn that ut meet.
lnu uf the directors. held on tho 1iat
day Of May is1s, nn assessment Uf ten
cents pHr .NIrn was iHVlri Ou tho cane
ltul stock ut Tho corporation. payable
Immediately in simon EIrnman Treas.
uftr of the thHUp Rock Mining and
milling Co.. Room 900 Progress Huild-
Tux. Salt Lake city Utah ANY Hturk
upon which tElH rHHH mont Wy rs-
main unpaid go thr .0lh dHY uI June.
tsgs Will boz delinquent aud advertised
for s1lH 40 public auction and uul0ss
payment Dr. made before. viii Doe sold on
the 18TH day uf July. is1s tu pay the
delinquent HrH"H mont. together with
cost uf advertising Hud expense uf sale.
JOSEPH HOEUMEl,
Secretary.
Sheen Rock Mining ana MilIrE CO..
R1am 900 Progress Building. Salt
like CITY Utah