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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-31
$1,000
neftnease ceeper OF Terry avenue
100 .enesson ssrsst: Asxiss inside, sz,sue.


which nine-shonths' Pacific cc.., .~...
- ordinarily apply, and ma he
sousea VA Portland and Shasta route. IN
ons. aas:csion only. On payment OF 81. Is
s - tne time Of purchase Of ticket.
s3 Inet the santa Fe and tae AtrhS-
-; LooeAA 4 Santa Re RAILWAYS Mill
On f5ckefS rented In one direction
~ cen. and In the other via Porsla a
s 49, c..NSA route. yl1.so additional, or tor
c.HsA route. through Baryfow
- faeo Or Deming. and
1esse1e eifsction VIA Porriani AMI
-, - WusG 350 additional. geckc;s
VII y On sale from June q To Jssis In
csnssxe Stopovers, viii Be allowed at All
ling vest Of and including III Paso
11niGad. Pueblo. Colorado Springs. Zen
Ing location on the 4transcontfnen;ai line.
farther north ''''1S
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-31

Tho total length OF the Russian railway
llAes, with the exception az the Finland
ypads. 500 miles long which are controlled
N their own directors officers and sta
totee IL - ~ mice: and besides this there
4 I'M course 81 construction nm added mile
AGc of T0i5 Tho mos, IMPORTANT line m
~ construction IL the fpitava-Kies, which
VII furnish an outlet for the produc's
Naming from rich and densely populated
yeaton 20 Kief ami farther west. II n
lnought that this will furnish asSs tons
g freight annually. II II thought that
ohe projected line frnm Sixhht Ncvgorod
9eush VIII carry iSs0as tons the nrst year.
- b proposed To construct line from
&emetchina on the Sy.ran -Vtaxma rail
1oed 10 kusfarevka- 10 furnish Al, outlet
- IN AREA ~ ! "a square miles. with
emulation of il36n
The year Just closed WAS the tenth or
the existence of the new tariffs reducing
the passenger rates. Tho general passen.
~ schedule introduced In the end os
~ lowered the prices for distances of less
Shan los miles. calculated at ~ az cent
\ mile fer each tnird-riass passenger N
veew ~ the favorable result Of the lower
- OF fares the railway committee 81
ytneeia has decided TO reduce the rates OF
III passenger tickets
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TO MEET "sWIFTWATER HILL"
zephyriae Sisters Go Up ON the City
Of seattle 90 Skagway.

When ;se steamship City % Seattle
started fer Alaska on Monday night she
had az board three ladies' who appeared
or the ships rnansseS; as Mrs Chadwick.
Miss H. Chadwick and Miss Chadwick. IL
has since been learned tha. these three
were none other than Mrs Heeh~ ard her
tsa daughters The two daughters al
tempted ~ run away On the Humboldt on
her last trip with "Swffswa,sr" BIZ Gates
and h.s side partner. Dr Tam. Al the iaes
moment however the ~iope Esent MAS pre-
vented ny the uethsr Of the sfrts.
Til. girls have he~n appearing FOR several
weeks a, ere 81 the variety .hFsssrs here
q tne Xsphyrtne sisters, ana iS - saE1
hy 2csssa Of their companions IN 'he the
afny that pursuant 80 an arrangement with
Gates they will meet HIM In skssyay aud
60 CT through 10 Dawson with him 9th
ers however say that Ess young ladies
have asseapssI an enxawsusa. 10 play 10
a sGeaser la Skagway.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-31
SAM HAMILTON RESIGNS.
Popular Police Omeer Sevprs Hts
Connecttoa with the Department..

Police officer sam Hamilton, one OF the
most popular men an the Seattle police
force has handed in hts resignation TO
he finishes work tonighg he will turn In
his tools and sever his connection with
the department. after about eight years Of
almost continuous service, He will 20
East 10 visit his relatives, an,ang them his
mother whom he has not seen for over
twenty years
II IL safe to say that iax. gcci>iaturei
Sam Hamilton has more friends In Seattle
than any other man contested with the
city government and fewer enemies Even
tn the Tcniesio,n district where he has
served during great deaf OF THE time hc
has heen on the fore. hs counts his friends
by the hundred and his enemies On his siip
.er~
As an Officer he has always given the
greatest Satisfaction, and IL was with deep
Tegrr. that chief k~~d ana hts fellow
Officers learned or his intention 20 leave
seattle
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-31

General Traffic Manager Gray. OF the
White Pass 4 Yukon. brought down from
6kagway with him yesterday n collection
oramic views Of the scenery eloag his
line and other places In that vtctnit; as
we're ever gotten out by = railroad Sore
Of them are three feet long. displaying
when seen In o photograph. They ali
were taken BY f. 4. Hegg. the photo
grapher who has been specially engaged
IN taking views for the com ,anv. The
latter's chief operator ID E. w Rogers.
lately OF 6arony's studio In New York,
which is recognized an the finest house
In that line IN America
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-31

Mira J r Howe who underwent a SUR
stcai operation lass week al Providence
HOSPITAL - very much Improved and will
saon tse ensoying aer usz1ai good health.
The ssfssrthntsnn ~ the ttskess for tAe
class day and graduating exercises ~ fAs
HExa school has hs~r DELAYED because C
a mistake The tscksts were ordered s<rae
sstne ago rs The saa3ager ~ the fHsafss.
tas ws-e sssst 80 Portland instead OF TO
Seattle Ta.y Will re .sts-y ssafed today at
the High scAsoa building al II a. "a Owing
- The great number who wssh 20 attend
eriy 1wo I'LL - G1yaa - eAca &opscnnA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-31

The convention ~ the Christian churches
OF Western Wexhfss~s~~ - being held In thfs
s-s,v. this week IL hsrsn ia@ atxsts vita
an skfsirsxs On FIFTY Years Work in Mis-
sjens" oy Rev w. $ Crockett. of N%w
whafcam This morning will ee &C 'uf led
wsth several short addresses 3srnurSsr
song service sss. A. $40 = m REV. w. q.
Merritt ~ Tacoma. viii give an s3drtss> on
TIE SUNDAY Scho,i "a an ESans@isziHS
Fore =
Tonight az s'eisct Rev Ira ". kifn-
mel 81 North Yakts,a viii deliver an
address on THE Christian En3rasor a.
an Evargefln.nx AgeEcs
The convention IL ronsprze ~ des gates
from, sf. tw~nfs-ssve churches 40 Ns~s ern
wassssaxsDn The sessions sse being held
q. "a. fSr~. II r sanrcs. Garner 81 lire
street ard Third ay~nae fhs p&sAs IS
r.,r4sa,iy gas-ss.1 10 ATTEND the EXERCISES.
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4, Rste Settlement Till
4 Loses Control.
ARE At HIS MERCY.
- csapete WIN che ssush-
nuGns water Rsute .F,~~
- - The. Ga11 - naexsee
- pe Ce.te.s v.sA cs.4a-
es111l. the SPELL s1esslks.

yyls Of the conditions confront
eschants and other shippers 81
WhieE last week they yatnly en-
RI - satisfactorily settle 81 meef-
- Paul. leads TO the conclusion
tfoubses OF Northwestern tobbers
- ended II any time In the near
ne contest between the hard
loeefB OF the Pacific coast and az
Wo1eefn cities - = very important
~ only 70 them but 10 uo" asid
Dnk representative Of q teanocon-
r. ,nnilroad yesterday. This contest
n one phase Of the everlasting
- railroads have on account Of
Detiti0n. ContenAtng interests
- understand the perpiexities Of the
IN Which We have been placed.
61DGa deeply aggr1eved over the policy
ln1ty. pursued by the Southern Pacific
6w1attess. Whenever We attempt 70
nh rates - are necessary 10 foster
olttutjcns on our lines the Southern
11lnediately sppiiez the Same rates
ef it water route. thus preventing
NnfnEsl growth Of manufactufsng aud
lDterests In the Northwest. Former
- Of the New York and New
nn1 sections supplied the entire North
N and Western sections direct. hut a.
&D0$0H 0ovelOHGo ana peC&We more
~. Stipulated they created jobbing CEN
~ their own. and manufacturing plants
established everywhere. TIE North
ShanocontinentaI roads feel that II II
1itr to these Northwestern interests
rs shemselyes that they should be fos-
nj the Southern Pacific does not see
y hat way. It proceeds on the policy
4 hos right 70 make rMtfS that whl
lho b0gluess, no matter how hing the
1fovided II has the power to do 20.
u The case Of North Pacific coast terri
Il has the power No matter what
~ Great Northern and Northern Pa
kntght make. the Southern :. inc can
= tIbe situation by means Of its steam
o1Dne--Edwin HAWley's line from New
! 70 the Gulf Of Mexico. There seems
&Ney that the Southern Pacific and its
th6Sns competitors can settle this din
and even II there wAa. some powerful
ITS would feel they were discFimineted
516ot, and. make . mighty protest. which
u way Il WAa settled
$Up 70 the present time the Southern
nc holds the key 10 the situation, and
- II no indication that u viii Lose IL.
Slee 70 the Sound and San Francisco are
= oaaae and they always win be ~ long
J a. Southern Pacific controls the etua-
II between San Francisco ana this
Ulhosn country
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-31

m compilations Of recent reports re-
M concerning the Russian railroads.
T nSoears that their mileage Was consid-
4 Increased last year. OF the newly
11lructed roads the principal are the
oGoberiAn section from Obi 70 krasno-
- "a miles. and from TaigA 70 Tomsk,
~ Re9uiAr trains have been placed
r. lino 4rnsn vOl0wta 20 Archanxel.
n1lee, The following lines have been
"a: Tho M0scow -yarossav- Archanget.
Niasan-Ural and Moscow.Windau-Ry-
-. In tho Moscow region; the Lugansk-
5sfovo In the region OF the p0netx
n and the Lukov-fuhlln. In tho vissu-
rosfon. The Russian railroads. Janu-
- 4 consisted Of twenty eight connecting
- Of which eighteen are controlled, by
II Goycrnmsnt and ten by private COM
1tnler. m follows:
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NEWS OF HAINES MISSION.


A letter TO the Post-Inteligencer from
Haines Mission contains the following In
formation:
MIR. s. h. Heron, Of Chicago arrived
here a few days ago from Atisack river
where ne spent year prospecting. He
tells an awful tale of hardship. sickness
and death. A party Of four men living near
February % Mr.. Heron says he and his
partners put the other three men. q. H.
Milard, Theodore shristy and Capt. John
Maiiinon Delith on siests and took them
down the river 10 Dexhax and from there
tn Yaku,. three days hard travel he says
tn. sick men soon recovered after they got
fresh vegetables They were sent 10 Seat
tie
Mr. Heron says they left four tons OF
provisions in the Ailsaek country. which ne
allowed to remain there q nothing there
worth speaking al. lie and his party have
ousfistett again and are going 10 try their
luck In the Porcupine country.
More trouble Is expected from the Chi
kat Indians Capt Bull who - running q
small steamer on the t,hilkaf river re-
eeivst. a note frsAxn the Indians asking him
10 take his boa; OF the river. "A u inter-
fered with their business. and Capt. Bull
has asked tho government for protection.
"A party of four surveyors arrived here
last week. After making careful note OF
the harbor they went up the Chslkaf by
way OF Pyramid harbor. Their movements
were carried on with great secrecy. and bat
little could be found ou; from them ex-
cept that they represent New York eoE'f
pany ard are looking ssr a route fer
railroad to the copper fields al Rainy Hob
low"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-31
EDUCATIONAL MEETING RATES.
Agreement Reached nv the Ce"traa
Passenger Associations.

ctrctlars have been received here AN
mpuhctne that The lines az the Central
tAaseneer Association have decided IA
Nsfkute aud participate in the seflew'fe
vsrangefrentS for the sale ef reduced rata
Uckets fer the convention OF the National
$0ecatiorai Association. 10 he held in
Ace Angeles In july:
One irsi aciass limited fare FOR TIE
tound trip MUS s., Tickets NAV he <ala
y enildren between she ayes OF 5 and y
Ssars az onc-hagf the foregoing ruts
1lckefs MAY he said by all roases by
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-31
THE SEATTLE PosrnTE1LIGENCER WEDNESDAY, NAY
THEIR School DlIS 1DEl.
Interesting Exercises Planned By
University Graduates.
THE PUBLIC ,Nv,TEp TO ATTGNo

Formally Win Vet Figure - Any
Great Extent In the C1nse Nay
Tits Year - It Has In tAe Past-
Oraterseal Ceatess In the Even-
ing Will Ne Participated IN ~
seven Sssaents-Pris~ - o1ooI
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-31

The plans and specifications for Science
hall ard Ferry hall. two OF the new build
ines To be- erected at Pullman for th4
Washington Agricultural College and
nr,snation a. the ONCE Of Secretary Prosch
az the Chamber os Commerce. These biiltf-
,ngs viii prove valuable acquisitions TO the
college. =
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-31
eotsas~ CITY sails

Steamer Cottage city xstied sag evening
sa~ Alaska Tns to she Ceisaxe s1ty's srss
VOYAGE fer ~esn. sisssF. as sfe has been
sasa 81 her ran 10 ne oS*saaasf5 - gsrlA-
srsav. far sae sSsgrssas season The Gs,r
~ 1ssr<ka whseh took tsse as- ran -
sssgwav wssi be Laid OF FER orr trip
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-31

OWING 10 Increased Business "a
>,.sA.r- Pacific are rev vssaagnr extra
tss.itran cars t~gwsen Seattle and $40
-. .rst s~astl~ ard Fscr;sa mI. Pullman
rrsrrvAt.cna made 81 city % lse90s iseAee
S1f3re
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-31
LARGE WAREHOUSE ERECTED.
:. 1870 IA ,eeil est hi is l14d Knfe hnIra

The long and well established warehouse
b,,siness mentioned IN another advertise
msnt Will. after June LIST. be- conducted
solely a. Sol-s-s.1 First avenue south. N
the large brick building specially erected
Ter a.. uses As proprietor. beg 20 an
no,,ncs that after the date mentioned
shall have no connection with any bust
ness conducted at my late premises. No
40 Occidental avenue.
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THE record Of the past makes the Ores.
cents the bicycle ef the future. 0peiG<y
a Hur,bnt. isis-i2is Second.
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What makes n woman

the average man
and never grow
siiSon,en;esI. II
YOU have n fret
iul wife. find ont
some new way
sc he kind To her.
their Is arv wca
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-01-03

ONCE, Room No. 81 Mccormick
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-01-03
NEW OFFICIALS ARE INSTALLED
BUSY DAY AT THE COUNTY
COURT HOUSE.
Financial Statement Submitted By
the Auditor-Commissioners Wind
Up Their Affairs.

The old county officials stepped
out and the new stepped in yesterday,
which, though generally observed as
a holiday. had little appearance of
one at the court house. officers and
deputies We're busy explaining 10 other
officers and prospective deputies mat
tens pertaining to their particular do
ties.
IN the clerks Office AMI the adjacent
commissioners room there was an air
Of hurry and business is on a busy
Saturday. The friendly feeling between
the outgoing and Incoming hoard was
still noticeable as the members eject
sat with the outgoing 1neIuhers throUg h
the morning session as 1T previous ees-
sions and received explanations Of all
unfinished business matters.
A delay in the auditors annual report
prolonged the session till past noon.
Deputy Viii Hamer worked inceS-
sanity at the document. Incorporating
the treasurers report, received late the
day before, and inserting claims audit
ed and allowed Saturday. 4 little alter
l o'clock the report was typeWr.tten,
the long columns tabulated ami the ac-
counts balanced To a cent. soon after
the document was adopted aud pro-
nounced by the outgoing members inQi-
Vidually as satisfactory III every re-
spect and ole OF the most complete
statements of county affairs ever issued
from the clerks Office
It showed the county something over
S2S,000 ahead in assets over al liabili-
ties and a very material reduction in
expenses made by the outgoing on
GERS. The summary OF the document is
here given:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-01-03

sultation with the board, and il is evil
dent that a reduction in force is to be
made in the sheriff's Office, as the APP
pointees named are two less than last
years number. Mr. Layne submitted
the names of the following for deputy
ships in his Office: Moroni Skeen, Jo-
seph Bailey and Joseph Belnap.
Clerk Hollingsworth submitted the
names of L. J. Halther, jr., and Miss
Lorna Cahoon for deputy clerkships,
and they were confirmed. Miss Eloise
Child. as stenographer, was also con-
firmed.
Mrs. Eveline c. West and David
Mattson were named by Recorder Hen
dershott as his deputies, and were
promptly confirmed by the board
Assessor John ". Gibson sent in the
name of D. w. Ellis for chief deputy in
his Office, and this appointment was
also confirmed.
Chairman Adams was made commit
tee on poor, Commissioner Smith COM
mittee on tax matters, and Commits
sioner Skeen committee on poor farm.
After adopting an order of business
the board adjourned, to meet at 1890
clock this morning.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-01-03
SHFRIFF,s SALE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Third Judicial district of the county of
Salt Lake. state of Utah. Alfred Crebbin,
plaintiff. VS.. Samuel Shill and Catherine
Il. Shill his WIFE, James II. Bacon, trus-
tee: Jarvis COnklin Mortgage Trust COM
pany, a corporation: Roland r. Conklin
and Joseph c. Willetts, receivers North
American Trust company, a corporation;
Joseph b. Bacon. and James II. Bacon, as
trustee for Joseph Il. Bacon, defendants.
To be sold at sheriff's sale at the west
the city of Salt Lake, county of Salt
Lake, state of Utah. on Tuesday, Jan.
10. A d. 1899, at u o'clock noon of said
day, the real estate described as follows,
to-wit: Situate in the county of Salt
Lake. territory (now state) of Utah. be-
ginning at the southwest corner of lot two
(O in block forty-nine (40. plat "A.
Salt Lake City survey, and running
thence east one hundred and twenty-one
fOrty-e ght and one-half Q4S1D feet; thence
vest torty-one CD feet: thence south
fifty 500 feet; thence west eighty (sO) feet;
thence south ninety-eight and one-half
$3.50 feet to the place of beginning; alsu
a perpetual right of way over an alley
fifteen 90 feet wide leading from the
northernmost end of said premises to See
ond West street. Purchase price PAYABLE
in lawful money of the United States
Sheriff of Salt Lake County, State of
BY JOHN MONTGOMERY, JR..
Dated at Salt Lake City, Utah, 10th day
of December. 1888.
Bennett. Howat, Hardness. Bradley e.
Richards, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Ogden Briefs.

p. L. Williams was up from the CAPT
tai yesterday.
Mrs. J. n. Corey returned home last
night to Idaho.
The Suwanee River comes to the
Grand Thursday evening.
Although not legal holiday. yester-
day was generally observed as such in
Ogden.
John BIcManis, superintendent of the
Montana division Of the Short Line,
is in the city.
The matinee at the Union opera
house yesterday afternoon was well
patronized by ogden dance lovers.
\ marriage license was issued yester-
day to Albert Smith, aged 20. of Ogden.
and Miss Amanda Slater, aged 20, of
Huntsville.
Hon. r D. Johnson and Hon. George
W. Bramweu. TWO of Weber county's
representatives l., the next legislature,
were transacting business in Salt Lake
Yesterday
Charles Chase, who suffered a bro
ken leg two weeks ago by falling from
a box car, had his leg amputated at the
ogden Medical and Surgical institute
yesterday.
Rev. E. B. Sutton. nationa: gospel
and temperance evangelist, will lecture
at the Baptist church at s o'clock this
evening. Tomorrow evening he will lee
ture at the Presbyterian church.
The first document bearing the sig
nature, f. J Hendershott, county re-
corder" was filed yesterday, in the ma
ture Of a trust deed from the Aetna
Real Estate & Investment company TO
James H. Clenes, trustee.
Two mendicants and a vaS were ar
rested yesterday, also an individual
named Grover Cleveland, who is
charged with stealing an Overcoat from
one Marriott last week The coat. was
found in the pawn shop.
Henry Hulsebusch, aged "a, of the
Long Island City portion of Greater
New York. died Of consumption yester-
day morning at the home of Mrs.
Wakefield, on Twenty eighth street.
The remains were taken charge of by
Undertaken Larkin and We're shipped
east last night
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-01-03

| IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PROBATE
division, in and for Salt Lake county.
state of Utah. In the matter of the es-
tate of John j. Kelly. deceased Notice.
| The petition of Margaret Kelly, admins
tratriX of the estate of John j. Kelly. de-
ceased, praying for an order OF sale or
real and personal property Of said deced-
ent, and that all persons interested appear
an order should not be granted to sell so
much as shall be necessary, of the fol-
lowing described real and personal es-
tate of said deceased, to-wit: All of lots
2, 4, Z, and II. in block 30. Kinney &
Gourlay S improved city plat; part of lot
2 block "a, plat A, Salt Lake City sur
vey, commencing rods west from the
southeast corner of said lot, running
thence west 20 feet and ~ inches, thence
north 20 rods; thence east 20 feet and ~
inches; thence south 70 rods to place of
beginning: portion of lot 1, block AZ,
plat A, Salt Lake City survey, commence
ing 5 rods north of the southeast corner
of said lot !, and running thence north GO
feet; thence east rods to place of be-
ginning. An undivided one-half interest
in part of lot 2, block % plat a, Salt Lake
City survey, commencing at a point 6Oil
said lot and running thence north rods;
thence east rods; thence south rods;
thence west rods to place of beginning;
also personal property; $50 shares of Alice
Mining company stock, and 20 shares of
Horn Silver stock, has been set for hear
ing on Wednesday. the 18th day of Janu-
airy, A. d. 1899. at $3.50 o'clock a. m. at the
county court house, in the court room of
said court in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake
Witness the clerk of said court
(Seal) with the seal thereof affixed this
3Oth day of December A. D. 1885,
DAVID c. DUNBAR, Clerk.
By E. G. REEDALL. Deputy Clerk.
Krebs & Hoppaugh, Attorneys.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT

MONTREAL MINING & SMELLING,
of business Salt Lake City. in ST.
Lake County, Utah.-Notice is hereh,
given that at meeting of AZ
board of directors, held on tbe
9Th day of December 1898. an asse .iie
ment of five 90 cents per share was Ie,,ia5
on the capital stock of the corporation1
PAYABLE on Or po before dan; 9, 1859, 10 d.
paHy. at the company's office room No
81 Mccormick block. Salt Lake cir
Utah Any stock upon which this asses y
will be delinquent on Jan ID. 1894 and
advertised fog sale at public auction and
unless payment is made before win he
sold on Feb. 15 1899 TO pay the delino
Quent assessment, together with the cost
of advertising and expense of sale.
d. MACPHERSON BOYD.
Office, Room No. s17 Mccormick Bio Block