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The times., 1899-03-24
PIC dress goods. SIC yd.

Lot of double width fancy dress
goods, in two tone and check effects,
the grade which sells for II lie yard
regularly, will be sold for 8 7sc yard
this hour
The times., 1899-03-24
Turkish bath soap, Ic cake.
BriIIiautine skirts, &c.

cent bottles Of CAREERS ink. Sc.
The times., 1899-03-24
Infants slips, PIC.
Infants booties, &c.

-box-pleat fronts-usually sold for
25c.
The times., 1899-03-24
New York stock Market.

Corrected daily by W. b. Hibbs & Co.,
members of the New York Exchange,
1419 + Street.
The times., 1899-03-24
Window shades. I6sc.

For an hour We shall sell Yale Hol-
land" window shades. in all most desir-
able colors; full SO by 72 inches
and complete with fixtures; for 16 7-sc
each. You know the usual price.
The times., 1899-03-24
HANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES.
Crane, Paris & Co.
Bankers, f4th and F Sts.,

Transact a general Banking Business. Letters OF
credit issued. Orders for bonds and stocks for IN
vestment promptly executed the New YORK,
Boston. Philadelphia. and Washington Stock Ex-
changes maIi-,mo-em
The times., 1899-03-24
Corduroy pants, 19c.
Mems hose, 6Lc.

same as you pay sec for about town.
The times., 1899-03-24
lO-yd. pieces diaper Goth, S9c.

For an hour We shall sell ten-yard
pieces of sanitary medicated diaper
cIoth-all put up in nice packages-the
very best quality, for SOC apiece.
The times., 1899-03-24

Sprays of velvet geraniums and
grasses of good size-2lc., instead of
6qc
The times., 1899-03-24

not retained. but, although there was some
recession in the early afternoon, the close
was firm, with good advances in most
stocks.
The times., 1899-03-24
Tea toWeIing. 2Z$c Yd.
Ladies' Sc oxfords, 4ec.

twill and plain.
The times., 1899-03-24

Chicago Grain and Provision Market
Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs & Co.,
members of the New York Exchange
lI1Q u Street
The times., 1899-03-24

The coalers were, next to the grangers.
the most interesting group on the list
They were strong all day, apparently in
anticipation of some news of the agree
ment among the roads Immediately after
the adjournment Of the New Jersey Legis-
lature. Lackawanna was the most buoy
ant OF the group. reaching ia "a from
a low point of 167 Delaware and Hudson
advanced point and half, and the other
stocks all made fractional gains.
The times., 1899-03-24

The local exchange yesterday vas active
but without special feature. Capital Trac-
ton was in demand and 200 shares changed
hands at So IA to So 3-S Metropolitan
sold for 221. A story was heard on the
street to the effect that the Metropolitan
road Is to be sold to the syndicate for
$3.50 a share instead of S225 Washington
Gas sold for IS 1-2 and 5S S-4, and more
would have been taken at the former figure
II Ii had been offered.
The times., 1899-03-24

Texas Pacific seconds were active and
strong. If the statement is accurate that
s16,000000 of the Iron Mountain fours will
be given in exchange for the Texas see
onds, the percentage allowed them is
about 62 1-2, but an important considera-
ton is that the Iron Mountain bonds are
to be underwritten at So.
The times., 1899-03-24
25c Covert suitings. 1O7sc.

satin finish covert suitings-double
width, in grey, browns, tan and mode,
which sell at 25c. a yard, for 10 7-Sc a
yard.
The times., 1899-03-24
Boys suits, Sl.M.

1t is nothing unusual to sell boys
suits for s1.29, but the wonder of this
Offering is that the suits are all wool
and that the line of sizes run from
TO 10 years-that they are all we'll
made garments-that they cannot be
duplicated elsewhere for less than SO.
The times., 1899-03-24
Taffeta silk waists, S5.9S

Beautiful patterns. elegantly made
skirts, with the proper fare, lined with
best Innings.
The times., 1899-03-24

The extra high luster, all silk 21-inch
black ;affetas, which will not break or
pull in the seams when made up,
which you see about town at 75c a
yard, here for an hour for 59c., but not
more than dress pattern 10 any one
huyer
The times., 1899-03-24

Brooklyn Rapid Transit was strong all
day. but made only fractional gain The
stock has been neglected somewhat for
two days and the Street expects to see an
advance today
The times., 1899-03-24
Muslin skirts, 49c.
CrepOn skirts, S.. .9S.

Infants long and short cashme
coats, with silk embroidered capes, f
Csc for an hour.
The times., 1899-03-24

The most beautiful striped and check
taffeta and corded taffeta silk waists;
the very newest effects; all this sea-
sons STYLES; S5.9S this hour
The times., 1899-03-24

Peoples Gas was very strong in the
last two hours of the day, and before the
close had again attained to a new high
level considerably in advance of any price
heretofore reached by it. The opening for
the day was at 11S 1-2 and the top price
121 1-2, an advance Of three full points
The close was at 121. A squeeze of the
shorts took place in this stock also. The
Street was getting ready for the advance
in it, and buying by Flower and other
leaders gave the cue. The general opinion
is that there may be still further upward
movement today.
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IN THE ASSEMBLY HALL.


The regular monthly meeting Of the
Priesthood OF the Salt Lake stake was
held In the Assembly Hail. on satur-
day President Angus ~. Cannon and
Counselor joseph T.. Taylor preceding.
The meeting commenced with singing
and prayer. after which the roll was
called showing MS follows. one High
Counselor, three putflnrChH, Elder
George N. Wallace. President Of The
High Priests quorum. seven presidents
OF Seventies and six home missionaries.
present
resented excepting the Third. Nlnth,
Twelfth. Fifteenth. Eighteenth aud
Twcnty-nrst city wards. ana Fast
Jordan Of the country.
The Second. Tenth. Twelfth. Thir-
teeuth Nineteenth, Twcuty-iirst.
Twenty-third and Twcnty-hfth qu1r-
ums OF Eldsrs were represented ny
their presiding officers The Lesser
Priesthood was represented by mem-
beers from the Eleventh, Thirteenth.
Seventeenth. Twentieth, East MIL
Greek. South Cottonwood and Sandy
wards.
The Young Mems Mutual Improve
mcut associations were represented by
Superintendent Richard H. Lyman and
Elder william W. Dcchntcad, mis-
slOnary.
rpon the recommendation of their
respective Diahops seven young men
received certificates authorizing their
ordination 20 the office ~ Elder.
Elders Angus NJ. Cannon, joseph y.
Taylor. William w. fleckstcnd. Rich
ard n. Lyman and icbcr Bennion. nj.
dressed the meeting, the burden OF
their remarks being the great need OF
more efficient ana spirited Elders 10
labor In the interest % the Young
Mems Mutual improvement asaocln-
lions. the large and fruitful Held FOR
this labor. particularly among errinT
ones. the encouragement by tho Hlsh.
oTH. presidents Of auoruna ana hoadr
of families ~ the corps OF earnest
missionaries appointed 10 visit and Ia
Dor with the class NJ young mon named
In their homes and elsewhere. ana re-
main with until they arc
converted 10 the Gospel
and receive the witness ~
the Gospel. and receive tho witness ~
the Spirit In their hearts. N possible.
by tho labor ~ love and kindness OF
the missionaries.
The nlshora and presidents ~ the
Elders. who had not M vet sent IN their
statistical reports. were asked 70 re"i
these In Immediately. The meeting ID
iourned until Saturday. February ith.
1899. with the usual closing exercises
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IN A CoBRA's POWER.
British Officer Saves Ills Llfc by Keep
Ing Perfectly Still.
[The ncotlI.h AmerIean.l


Dinner was Just finished and several
English officers were sitting around the
table. The conversation had not been
animated and there came a luli, az the
night was too hot for small talk. the
major of the regiment. a clean cut
man of o.. turned toward his next
ncighbor at the table, n younH rubai.
torn, who was leaning back IN Ills chulr
with his hands ciArped behind his head.
staring through the cigar smoke at
the ceiling.
The maJsr was slowly looking the
man over. from his handsome face
down. when. with sudden alcrtncHs aud
quiet. steady voice, he said Don't
move. please. Mr.. cnrruihcrr. | want
% try an experiment with you. Don't
move a muscle"
IAN right. major" replied the sub
nltern, without even turning his eyes;
hadn't the least Idea ~ moving, l as
sure you. whats the gamer
ny this time an the others were lis
tenlng In inzlly exnectnnt way.
"Do you think" continued the Major
and his voice trcmbled Just allttlc-
that you can keep absolutely Htill Tor.
say, two mlnutcH-tp save your llfct'
Arr YOU lokingY'
ION the contrary; move n muscle and
YOU ARE a dead man. can you stand
the strain"
The rubaitorn barely whispered
''Yes." and his face palcd slightly.
Burke" said the major, addressing
m officer across the stable. pour some
~ That milk into u saucer and yet II
On the floor her Just NJ the back OF me,
Gently, mani Quiet"
Not word was sp0ken ne the officer
quietly filled the saucer, walked with
u carefully around the table nnd sot II
down where tho major had Indicated
or the floor
Iihe marble statue sat tho Young
suhaltcrn IN HE white linen clothes
while "a cobra ~ ennalio, which had
been CRAWLING ~ tho lee ~ his irnus-
erp. SLOWLY raised l'a head then TUNED.
descended 60 the non- and ~ildeh to-
ward the milk Suddenly the SILENCE
wna broken NV the renor' NJ 'ha nain~'a
Tevolvcr and the snake iHv hsnd 49, tho
nonr. Thanh vnu. maiO~" SAID tho
suhnltern. NJ tho two men rNoot ha"fs
warmly; "vou have saved ww ufs"
YOU'RE welcome. ny how" repil4d the
senior. ''hut Won 40 vnur share"
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IMPORTANT LAND CASE ON
Alleges Illegal siiing Upon
Land In question.

a case Of unusual Importance has
been ON FOR a week past before Regis
trar Frank u. Hobbs and Receiver
George a. Smith OF the local land Of
fee.
The case Involves the title 60 the
greater part OF the land embraced
within tho boundaries Of the Twenty
third ecclesiastical ward OF this city.
The proceedings were instituted by
Charles u. Moore. who alleges that the
land In question was Illegally filed upon
and that the patent issued was void
for the reason that the iocators OF the
land reimbursed the government In
Chippewa scrip. which. It IL claimed.
was not LEGAL tender IN this section UNI
dor the circumstances indicated.
The htlFants are Councilman +. 8.
Fcrnstrom and slx,y-scvun other resi-
dents Of the Twcnty-third ward. the
title TO whose homes N In question: the
Mo Gfandc railroad. the oregon Short
Line. and Michael stoakopf. on one
aldc.and Charles H. Moore ou the other.
The attorneys IN the case are Judge
iinrkncHs FOR the RIO grnnde. Farley
l.. Williams Tor the oregon Short Line.
Frank Pierce Tor Michael StonkopfEd-
win W, Senior FOR Councilman Fern.
stron II al. and Major William n.
Ilird represents the plaintiff Charles H.
Moore.
4 large number Of witnesses have
been examined. and n considerable
number remain yet to be examined. The
case viii probably be concluded early
next week
The board OF education ~ also inter-
cstcd IN the matter TO the extent that
the site upon which the bonneville
school stands IN upon portion OF the
land Tor which Mr.. Moore ~ contend
lng. Llkcwlsc the meeting house Of
the Twcnty-third ward " located on
this section of land. Seventy three
different persons or corporations now
,havc title 90 the land In question. and
twenty-four families are now living
upon II.
The disputed land was patented on
January 70. 1876. In two sections by
Anionia Lnpicrrc and Antonia nngs
gage. on May s.. 1896. Chnn. H. Moore
illod nm application Tor these lands, but
his application wns rejected and the
rejection confirmed by the general land
Office. After reviewing that decision
the secretary 81 the interior directed
that hearing be- called. which IN now
being done.
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DO Not Give Up In De-
spair-There Is Hopel

For ages il has been thought
that Cancer il incurab!e, and
those = unfortunate Us TO- have
this dreadful affection hav, son-
sidered themselves b. yond hcce Of
recovery. Tho doctors are qb-
solutely unable TO afford anl re-
lief, and the poor sufferer mseht
WI consider himself on tho gay
TO an carly grave.
IL is now easy 10 see why The
doctors have failed TO cure Car ser.
Their theories have boon all wfeng,
and hence their treatment MIS-
directed. They have mad. the
mistake Of thinking that by nut
ting ont the sore or ulcer, kus~n
as Cancer, the disease would DC
cotton rid Of, aud the patient "
stored to health. But the err FL
knife accomplishes nothing, COR
tho Canccrpromptly returns and is
always moro virulent than before.
It has been demonstrated. beyond
doubt. that Cancer j. blood disease,
and can not be- erred by the surgeons
knife because he blood eau not b. cat
array.
Several years ago my wife had mn
ulcer on her tongue. which. though nn-
noying, was not regarded seriously ut
first II refused TO heal and began 90
grow. giving her much pain. The doc
tors treated II for quite while but
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

Utah Asphalt and varnish Company.
Situation of Principal Place OF iiusi-
ncaa. No. tos Mccormick ulock,
Salt Lake city, Utah.
Notice IL hereby given that AZ "A meet.
Ing of the Board OF Directors of tho
Utah Asphalt aud Nnrniph Company
bcr -. isyA an assessment N onc-haif
~ one a. cent per share was levied
on the capital stock OF the corporation,
payable 10 lirinut n Young, secretary.
No. tQs Mccormick block. Salt Lake CITY.
Utah. and any stock upon which the
assessment shall remain unpaid on tho
llnqucnt ana advertised for sale Mt pub
lie auction, aud " payment " not made
before Will be sold IN the 9Th day OF
February. 1870 nt the hour ~ 1 h. M.
NJ the office 81 the company. No. as
Mccormick block. fni, Lake city. Utah,
20 pay assessment and cost OF ndvortln.
ing and expenses Of sale.
BRiAST n YOUNG.
Secretary
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A PROUD BOAST.

Eyes, sir. claim that live In one Of
the most enlightened communities 10
be found In this country"
II don't see what you have 10 base
you rrluim on. You haven't a public
library In the place ana doubt "
You've even got a browning society
down there"
That's AN very true. but ! want you
to understand that We got through
Christmas without burning NJ anybody
who played Santa claus with lot uf
cotton fastened to his clothes. Fix
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dom would be accorded to the Elders to
preach the Gospel. The chief opposi-
ton arose from the priests and prcach-
ers. In this connection Elder Wells
related an incident that occurred In
Hanover. where "a family gave the
clergy to uuderaand that they wanted
none Of their Interference with the
work Of the Missionaries.
Concluding Elder Wells expressed
plcasuc nj being privileged to return
home tn the bosom OF his family and
to meet Saints whom he regarded ns
his brethren and sisters. lit had been
blessed In his iabors and was thankful
for the experience he had received.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-09

TiiE UTAH SOAP Co. 4 meeting OF tho
stock hoidrfr Of the ttah SOAP COMPANY
viii hr hid IN the orlru ~ the scan Factory
County ana rtnto Of Utah. on Monday, the
10TH day % January. isnp, Ht 10 o'rlockA hi.
on said date 1hls meeting II called Al sad
time on account OF the failure OF said Com.
pany anu the secretary thereof 10 rsil Tho
annual mcntiug OF the Stockholders 81 said
,uiupanf fpr the wear islr aud II held Tor,
the pufpos1 gt clteilnr directors tor said
Company and TOR tho transaction Of such
uihrf hlslnrss ~ may lawfully come before
Dated, salt Lake cil,. Utah, Jan lth. iscl
FRANK ". iN0LRsDLi
Trustee aud stftcslalder
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SALT LAKE LIVERY AND TRANS.
III : Goa special meeting OF the
stockholders OF tho Salt Lake Livery 4
Tranrfor Go, viii DO held Thursday,
jan stlh. 1889, at . y. NJ. nt tho compn.
ny's uiiioc ON West Temple street, Salt
IKE city Utah for the purpose of
n Board OF Directors Tor III,
ctFnlng year. and Tor such other busi-
ness a. may legally come before II.
GEO. r. ODELL. gec'ty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-09

Mr.. $. A. Facklcr editor OF the Mica.
nopy tFln1 Hustler. with his wife and
children. suffered terribly from Ia
grippe one Minute Cough Cure was
tho only remedy that holped thcm. II
acted quickly. Thousands of others
use this remedy ms a specific Tor La
urippc,und It's eNhaustlng after affects.
Never falls. II. q. Schrnmm. Meteor
nlck building. corner Main street First
South
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noNons ron rnr srrINwAy rI,No.

sie'nwny y Sons, the famous plano
Manufacturers. now have the war
rants OF appointment us manufacturer
Tor every Crown Head ~ Europe.
Alike IN the homes OF the leisure and
refined Clnsfea the world over and In
tn studios OF artists, whore tho great
est economy must be prnctlced. You
Ind the sicinway. No other mnnufac,
turcr cnn oven remotely approach this
wonderful showing Visitors arc al
Nhyf Welcome 10 our HaloaroomH. u
@. Chlders Sons. 20 a AZ W. First
South 81.
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MAMMOTH srooKrAgiso SALE Al
y. q. ~. ..
Meek commanding Monday. Inn. 0.

In Grippe II again epidemic. Every
prccautlon should be- taken Co asoid Il.
Its specific cure II one Minute Cough
cure. a. j. Shcnerd. Publisher Agrl-
cultural Journal and Advertiser. Eden.
Mo, says mo one viii br disappointed
In using one Minute Cough cure FOR La
Grippe Pleasant 10 take. quick TO
act. w. G. Schramn. Mccormick build
ing, corner. Main street, First South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-09

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN TINT A
the Diamond Consolidated Mining Conn
pany VIII hc held az 70 ., m. wedncsday
company. No ic 4. Main ST.. sait Lake
tltyt ttnh. for the election Of Hoard
OF Directors and officers for the ensuing
Year Tor !ho purpose OF authorizing the
Hoard OF Directors TO acquire additional
mining property and for the Transaction
~ such other business ns may legally
come before said meeting.
LOUIS ~ nA,'BERGER.
Precedent
D. NJ Salt Lake City this sth day
OF December. iSqN
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EIe1Qll SQ|lln[ Turkish BlIl

And Treatment Rooms IN charge Of IL
Competent Physician. who Will diugnarr
ana prescribe tor Intlonth needing med.
ical AID, II you have Chtarrh, nyHucp-
nln, itheumntiHm, Nervous Troubles or
Kidney Disease, come ana be cured
Any Kind Of "a bath you want Mussarr
for 10th sexes. swimming Lessons llf
ladies' b. the natfOn.
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IN oLprs TIMES

People overlooked the Importance OF
permanently beneficial effects and were
satisfied with transient action; but now
that II u genrrally known that syrup
OF ltgH VIII permanently overcome
hnhituhl constipation, welf-informed
people win not buy other lnxatiyes'
which act for a time, but finally Ia.
lure the system.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-09

The worst AFTER effects OF Influenza
arise from dcrangcd functions u the
liver. clear the blood ut once with
lfERIlNE. Tor II viii strengthen the
liver o. Withdraw from circulation the
hillary poisona. Price 20 conta 4. &.
NJ. I. Drug Dept.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.

HOME FIRE INsuRAScE. co.--Thc
annual meeting OF the stockholders Of the
Home Fire Insurance Company Of Utah.
will be held Mt the company's office, No.
n Main Street. Salt Lake city. Utah, on
Tuesday, February 7. 1852. Mt , o'clock
y. m. The purposes for which said meet
Ing Il called. are TO elect directors. u sec
rotary and treasurer for the ensuing
year. and to transact my such other
business ~ may lawfully come before
HORACE O. WHITNEY.
Salt Lake city. Jan. .. 1874.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-09

Persona who lead a life Of exposure
are subject 90 rheumatism. neuralgia
and lumhago. win nnd valuable rem.
cdy IN HALLAiiD'S SNOW LINZ
MENT; II VIII Danish pains aud Hubdue
Inflammation. Price % and 80 cents
z. .. NJ. I. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-09

The annual meeting af the stock.
holders u the Cumberland Mining cont
pany viii be- held IN room ~ Atlas
AIRY v. isi9. az 10 o'clock n. m, for The
purpose 81 trnnractinK the regular buni-
n'ss Of the annual meeting. and for the
fufihVr purpose 81 amending the articles
% Incorporation ~ said company ~
that the stock viii be nnacnHabie, and
nlsn To- reduce the face value OF the
.iogk from Ten Dollars per share 90 ono
Dollar per share.
GEoRgE H. EMERY. Secretary.
Sat Lake city. Utah. Dee. a. is's
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-09

Estate Of chrlatccn Golden Klmball. Dc.
ceased.
Tho undcfalgncd VIII sell at pffvnte
sale the following described property.
tu-witi F'
Commencing az the northeast corner
o. Lot Dive 90, Block Ninety-thrse an
Plat "a" Salt Lake CITY survey, thence
tnuth nine 90 rods, thence West flfty.
nvu 90 iocti thcnco north nino 90 rods.
thence east flfty-nyo as feet 10 the niaee
~ beginning, situate In Salt Lake t'lty
pnd County state uf Utah, ON or after
Monday, the pth day ~ january. isfl
Written bids viii ho received ~ said
undersigned nt the law Office OF Younts
A Moylr, over besnTot National HANK
Salt Lake city. Utah Terms. t'nsh
ton per cent % bid payable al the dino
81 the sale, the balance upon the connr.
nation 81 the court.
J. GOLDEN NIMnALI.
49,, - Executor.
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Deadly Cancer
Cured at Last!

were unable TO do her any good, and
finally pronounced L Cancer OF a most
malignant type. We were greatly
alarmed and gave her every remedy
recommended. but they did not seem
to reach the discnse. and II continued
to spread and grow. Upon the advice
" a friend She began TO take =. ). =,
and after few bottles had been used
3 decided Improvement was noticed,
and continuing the remedy she was
cured completely and the permanendc
Of the cure has been proved. ns no sign
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-09

And N accordance with law and lilo
order q the hoard OF Directors made on
the llth day uf November, issN No many
shares Of each parcel of stock na NAV IL,
necessary VIII be- sold AT public auction
~ the oinoe " the company. l0i Fast
Utah, on the 10Th day of Janunry. lSsj
% pay the delinquent assessment 10.
scther with the cost " advertising and
expense OF sale.
II. GREEN,
feerafafv
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In pulmonary trouble. the direct ,c-
ton Of HALLARD'S UOREHOUND
SYRUP upon the throat. chest and
lungs, Immediately arrest the mnlRdy.
BY relieving. the distress. cutting the
phlcEm md freeing the vocal and
breathing organs. Price g and 10 cents.
Y. G. NJ. l. Drug Don't.
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omee ID MIdInnd company.

Nofiichf IS Is Hi;i.kiiYA Hdi Vis Ti ii
9. meeting of the atockhoidcra Of the
held az the onice of the Company, II
West Socond South Street Halt Lake
CITY. Utah, on Tuesday. the 10th dny of
ton o. pufrhnrlnE certain mining prop
critics, IN West Mountain Mining District.
salt Lake County, Utah, and also To
bylaws. and especially Article n 81 tho
bylaws OF the company In relation TO
The meeting Of the stockholders OF tho
company.
q. l.. DENIS.
President
fccrctnrv.