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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-14

ava waller Texas. July 11.-Taken up, ono
peep pay morse, three white feet, but no
pIand; foretop cut on about is hands
aign; two sears on right shoulder: star in
iorehead. One hay horse, branded r on
iett Jaw; wire cut on right foreleg and
ielt 1901; two hind feet white; about 10
hands high; star in forehead. All seem
10 10 De gentle work horses. Apply to ID. A.
oapeen' constable. Waller. Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-14
MAN AND SON DROWNED,

George Ward, a we'll known c'uS
South Austin, and his 6-yeaf.v caxj
son, Ralph, were drowned IN ~ b
today while attempting 10 CRUZ
wagon at Tinnins ford.
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ENOUGH SUPPLIES.
hempstead Asks that No More
Sent Now

sent NOW
Hampstead. Texas, July ls.--The Post
man was requested by three members OF
the local relief committee to state that
there is enough food on hand and In tran
sit to last for at least two and possibly
three weeks and that for the time being
no provisions or clothing should be sent
here There Is no disposition to abuse
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-14
sHERIFFs' DEPARTMENT.

Willis, Texas, July 11.-Taken lin thre.
miles west OF Willis. on Lone Oak prairis
and on the Longstreet public road, one
dark bay mare Is hands high, 10 years Old,
heavy with foal, branded U on left shout.
DER; shod in front. owner will please call
ana get animal. Ben Barns. or W. /.
Follinor, deputy sheriff.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-14
LAyAcA COUNTY A LOSER.
Navidnd Lowlands Flooded ana the
Crops Ruined.

Hailetsyiiie. Texas, July 11.--Lavaca
county people on the Navidad river are
heavy losers. the Navidad having been
higher than for years. overlooking all low
lands and running crops. The county's
loss in bridges alone is estimated at SlO.-
O00
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nAprsr NOT YET oAvd''
Another Posse VIII Leave
Today. -

To-day. -
Beeyille. Texas. July lS'-,
posse that left here YESTERDAY
day before to hunt down tho COW
rape fiend have yet returned. = N
details of the fiendish crime c0
people they appear more detslp .hdt|
he must be captured. So IM ~ N
no trace of his Whereabouts q i'll
ton he went have been founa a,,orII
posse will leave here In Inc
search of him.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-14

Alvin, Texas, July 13.-The good ladies
of this little city are hard at work getting
together lot of clothing for the flood suf-
ferers OF Brazoria county The people
generally are responding literally to the
cause and by tomorrow a large quantity
will be ready for shipment to some point
where II is mostly needed. The relief COM
mittee Is now at work getting up a lot of
sweet potato vines which will be sent to
Angleton as soon as the water is off the
ground so that they can be set out.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-14

Orange, Texas, July 13. - The money
made up by County Judge George #. Poole
for the flood sufferers ts165.25) was today
Invested in -four, meal and bacon, which
was shipped to Mayor C. A. Adams of
Bryan. as requested by the governor. The
merchants here furnished the supplies at
exactly cost price.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-14

Rockdale, Texas July 12.--In addition
uted by the people of Rockdale to the
flood sufferers. the best and most indus
trlous colored people of the town gathered
large consignment OF good quilts, sheets
and clothing yesterday and forwarded
them. Considering the size OF the town
and the fact that much of its own territory
was stricken by the flood, Rockdale must
be credited with generosity equal to any
place.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-14

HAlIstsvills. Texas. July 11.--Hon
rY1saeh Simpson. last Saturday. collected
end sent 70 Governor saysrs sios for the
oukoveys on BRACES river. Today he 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-14

collecting 800 with which to buy cotton
seed for them. The seed Will be shipped
tomorrow. Ark lodge. Independent Order
OF Odd Fellows. also contributed $40.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-04

81. Louis. Oct 9.--Powell was hit to-
day, but he might have beaten the
Pirates with better support Lever
was also hit hard, but was lucky At
tendance, 100.
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DWARF PEARS.

Dwarf pears are 70 be recommended
chiefly because they bear early. Being
grated on the quinoc stock does this.
A. matter OF fact, branching low.
ua they do, they occupy nearly n not
quite a. much garden room as stand
ards do, There uro few excellent
sorts which bear better fruit on the
ounce than on the pear, The well
known Angoulcme (Duchesa) IA one OF
them. Louise Rome II another and 10
Nv Anlou. or these the Angoulome IL
rarely grown nh "a standard 80 unsnt-
iafaCtory are the results Other good
ones na dwarfs are brandy wine, Belle
Lucrative. fuperfne. sockol. Tyson,
Clapp'a Favorlto. Lawrence and
Josephine OF Mslines. The ounce. bo-
Ing icAs vigorous than the pear stock,
brnga on the bearing period earlier
and the fruit Of such good ones as
Seckcl and Tyson can be enjoyed sew
cral years earlier whom grown on this
stock than on tho pear, But borcfa
viii bother your qulncc stocks, and
twice year. IN June and August or
September, they must be hunted for, n
little holes with Hwadurt castings are
seen the grub II thore and must be
puncturcd and destroyed by piece OF
wire, or cut out with a sharp knife.
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SorIcE or SALE UNDER rEED OF
rnusr.

NOTICE T. hereby giysn, that whereas
Charles " Cannon aud ida cannon. lac 80,
10 thv 18th DAY N May, isl1. bqfuiWrd u
$50 ~. Ind made executed fnd dsivoradt1
said suclrty thcir note and lFrNcmcnI fnr
fhat amount payable lu lnstniuuuHts HtUufl-
lnE 90 The Terms " sald note nld nUlHHC't
~ SECURE u.u sald note 40 fHe .-fmeg.o "
nll thu lustalImelti and ui Obs nnts Hud ls-
srssmouts ACE riding a. thg ~ 'e- ard ftrnla'
lions ~ said - irt1 ON thr ttme oh'N iiiadr,
executed and delivered 90 the undersigned,
George ". Cannon. uuuUr tn~lr hands and
slals their ct.talu deed ~ trust which defd
~ trust Nhs re- Ifilud lu ihu Office ~ che snit
take County necl1icf in HlOk ii uf Mort
grrcs, Page "a, uu the 18Th lay n May is.a.
Which decd N TRUST W rr'nf ud j. ruu hyrc-
whereby they conveyed Orlr' ~ Cannon.
enc undHniaueL ~ tNr uHH HuU purposes
nnwod ~ shll d'"d ~ iiuN hil ~ hi. hplH
after described
krd uhor,a.. che said DbarIoi 81 Cannon
and IDA Cannon. Die wife. Hfr nov lu dufuIlt
VI paying tlo iutUros', iustlIlWyuis aud hur1,
anl ihrru Is now due Che scioiy tho sum %.
Whor.t. I'd tbo Same tlmc tlo said CHARLES
o. shasUs ~ tln t'tl .tHIo. ~ stock of ilu
said soCittY a. additional .Htu"ts fur said
ioan, WITH authority ga. .fIi Che sn BOO ln ch.g
% default iu any oi th lrwl.ifn-i said
note sud Agreement piuH llugii
Nov ih',ginrg par,gyni o. ~, iw 'i i,.. o.,
81 fh1 CIV and toidty UuIldll. iu 20 Cty
aud JUutty 81 salt lake. slot 90 usah. 0n
the suth lHS ~ uHtohUr IS h. isii at tnt hour
Of 4. H.m.. as uuAlfH auction. o. tHU h.Elnat
lad1of ~ u rIgnt tltIr aus interest tlat
toe atl 'hafta " Cannon Iuu l1n tlnuHn,
hla wife, had un 'nU istI uHN NJ MaNt $50 Ir
that tluY NAV aftntWAr|is lHfr urIulunl W,
BOZ aud a. 40 tlai piece ut iar,cl N land ~
salt tHkt gnHffH f."'. ,..ss syUsafty uua
.s.ftlssl a. fuIIuNa. tn-wif.
Commencing ono uuu ten U'rYrutha u iosiN
ruIau1fth from tho suuthwrst clrnrr OF Dot
thfuU ln On hluct I'm uuI. p|nt H. salt Lake
city surlUY. and running tuUuru north Threw
and uuushllf ftl r1ds thence eAst eight iN
ruilat thuuUU auuth thuUu uuI uurahHf NNl
nd. thence west uisht lp rods % thn place ~
beginning.
Also tWUlvo sharos ~ gtrck ~ the lth
series 90 stock ln Che Said ElHu'a NUIUNt
uuUdius Society pledged us ufuHuHHlu. uud
will Apply The pfuc|'ads ~ said sale ns dlrUt-
oil IN said dUciuf trust
GIuHUE 81. CANNON,
Trustee.
Dated. sept p ts1o.
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Chicago Presents Louisville with
Half a Dozen Runs,
BIRDS DEFEATED PHILLIEs.
HARD aud Timely tritdng knocks
On, Quaker. -nroolIyn Loses one
Game Against senators.

McPheo says he has no intention OF
retiring FROM the diamond TO 40 into
business. lie claims he IL as good and
strong as ever he was, and HE work =
shows A.
OF the twcsty-ono leading icaFue
batsmcn fifteen arr lcfthandcrs. This
demonstrates the advantage the runner
has who starts from tho right side uf
tho plate.
Daily IN tho only rn.-rN~~ = a..
brooAiyn club who has played In every
game. OF Now Yorky, Van Haitrcn and
o'nrien has participated IN every game.
Arthur Hillobrand. captain Of last
years Princeton football team. has been
elected captain OF the Princeton base
BAH team, 90 succeed II. W. Kafcr re-
signed.
The young pltchcru have taken on
the honors this year. Hughes Duna-
hue. Howell, Dunn Kahn. pintt, Lever.
Mculnnity and Bcrnhardt leading the
bunch.
IT'S said that Ted Sullivan declined n
liberal offcr FROM the now American As
ISOLATION TO act a. travelling manager.
which We suppose meant scnrchor FOR
players.
Boston critics arr now telling the
world what "a fgtiry luck" cuts In pen
nnnt winning, quite different from the
song NJ previous years. when Hoaton
was winning stictly on merit. according
10 these same Boston pcncliors
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SCORE.

II. II. Il.
Louisville 60. .,,,,,,.,,. ,.,.,l0 " Q
'hlrhgp s's 'ss sss ssssssssssa
RatterieH- Cunningham and thinner;
Callahan and ponnhue, Umpires-
Latham and Connolly
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OHEoON suORr LINE HAILHo
COMPANY AUCTION

The following unclaimed baggaFu VIII DO
tlld VI public auction. a. the rnums uf tho
Fidelity storage md Commission lumpAny,
~ south, West lomplU struut, salt Lake City.
Utah, cnumrnclng 10 ~ O'Clock, a. tn. THURS
day, uctnuer lth ~, and continuing Al tho
sAuIe hour each day uutll sold
Trunks marked, Shoohau nrus,, nuttpi =. J.
McnuWuNU. ogden.
nundlOs mafkud, ., a, Lnmport, Ogduni A.
doll. ilolsDi a. ., uussu, ltuunj H. l.. Ander-
sln, Preston.
Also the following articles not markcdl Il
trunks, a. FNllHrs. % telescopes VI sacks, s
t1Sos, o. uarlsuls and umbrellas. ~ packages
10 hats, gi cunts, . cApUsi drum baskets.
shawl, : plrturus, ! hlIk dumljohn, lot of
rubber CVurshuus ~ bundles.
GLO l. ALLEY,
General baggage Agent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-04

Chicago Oct. a.-Thc home team
played like rchoolboys today and pre-
scented Louisville with nix Of their runs
Cunningham was effective and kept his
hits well scattered. Attendance. $50.
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COMMERCIAL PEAR ORCHARD.

In planting commercial pear or
chnrd Of a thousand trees. an eNpcr-
fenced grower suggests the following
quantities of market fnvoritea az
standards Twenty wilder Early. three
hundred bartlett. three hundred and
eighty Aniou, one hundred Clnlrgeau.
one hundred sheldon, twenty-five kief-
feE NIFTY Howell, ana twenty-five
Clappa Favorite. In planting one
thousand dwarf pears. plant three hun
dred Duchess, two hundred Howell
three hundred Anjou, QUE hundred
bartlett. aud one hundred wider.
As bushel Of pears can be produced
az choaply a. y bushel Of apples, ana
always bring better prices the wisdom
aud ndvlaabillty Of extensive pear cul-
turc must be conceded
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-04
OPENING OF RACE MEET.


while there was not mammoth
crowd at the orcning II the race meet
nj Agricultural park yesterday after
noon. those o. the 900 who tld att nj On
joyed the card despite the fact that
many Of the horses which were 70 have
fua only arri yod by rail yesterday ard
worc not ht 20 start.
Following was tho summary
one mile. pace and tr1t. best tarco
heats In ave. purse Si25-Flrst heat.
entries, ia Looac'u Jack g.. oh. d.
t1ohn LcWia) first; Einh's Bodinc D. *.
ORiley kelJj SECOND ia Harris Lo-
Fan. b. r. Cfcm MsCoy) third. and
tnncod. Timc--3.3i. Second heat Jack
l.. first. iodine second. Logan third.
Time-2.1iM. Third heat. Jack l..
hrsi, Hldlns second and Logan third.
Fivc and onc-half furioni-a. purse
sioO.- Entries. =. McDenald'a Jersey
Maid, br. M. weight 100 uiarry Mo
b. M. weight t9q frank Dlxanj. soo-
ond. john ieWis' Naomi H.. b. 2.
woirht ia fF.a-r-1 tffaf ..u..-,..
Unc-hnlf mile dash purse iiOo--En-
tries, W, y. DinrlcyH 1911 Howard. ch.
3. weight 10 Dlnrloy), nHts J. Me-
nuwell's Ia Belle, b. M weight no
Diary McDowclD. second. and Doll
nros. Nellie Smith. b. m.. weight no
Frank Dixon). third Lookout also
ran.
onc-fourth mile. running. weight ii9.
purse ii2j-f1utflea. A. W. CuHhmnn'a
Paddy. b. w.. CDavis). INST Evans BIOS
Dina watts. b. m. (Ney. Evuna). aco-
und; floyntun'r Lou Watkins. en- M.
Qioynton). third. blucslgn and Sinner
utHN ran
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TRAINING COLTS.


There In no pace 20 valuable or 40
much Appreciated and so pfacticpiiy
useful IN a horse us fnst, sgdara
walk, aud there w nothing that will
cause the animal TO b. driven harder
nTd kept 80 continually ON tho other
p'rt4 a. a deficiency In this respect,
st.h the Horse Fancior. Months VI
tine and hours ~ patient. Intelligent
off ere expended 10 make the horse
"a fast ,rnitcr n high actor. o perfectly
gated saddle horse, but ~ Jar a. the
walk goes he o. gunorally put upon the
market AZ nature made him, aad Tolls
alonr tho g1rc HI lAs.s.yu Sic-
tatcs commended BY It, owner "a a
wonder n he happens TO walt fast. and
sworn ~ and ovordrivcn by every one
u he chances 10 be lazy or slow. The
fast walker " often made 10 by being
put with mate while breaking which
happened TO DO quick, free mover. and
no farmer or breeder can be too careful
In seeing TO II that no colt Of hts Ia
ever either driven or led beside slug
Elah, Inactive partner.
However lacking a horse may be In
THIS most essential pace he can be
greatly Improved by a little time aud
patience, and every eftort should be-
made 60 perfect him In the gait The
walking classes at our shows are gen
craly Hncered at, and but few
there L. no performance that
ought 20 receive more encouragement.
Nothing u more Imposing than the
iauniy swing of a real footed. bold.
euidlng-walker, and when saddle
horse iilcs into the ring the animal that
comes siflding along nat-footcd. hind
feut up under his glrth at every step
head nUdding and neck swinging IN real
walking fashion. II IL desperately
hard horse 10 forget and has his cafs
hnlt won at thai moment. The trottlng
horse rien are the greatest sinners In
this respect AID the many trotting bred
nnlmnla that ma their way into heavy
harness nrv handicapped By their lack
81 carly education az this gait II IL
but seldom In the roadster OF trottlng
classes In a show that one ever socs n
lot Of horses asked 10 walk while In
the Tin hand" exhibitions "a stallion
% mare H. generally started on full TIT
alongside the pony. and IT, walk. or
shuttle, n passed over 10 Of no conse-
qucnce. Foreign buyers arc partiou-
larry lnalstont in this respect. and aa
would seem the bOundcn duty u breed
crp ana hnndlorp 60 pay attention TO
their pupils education az this pace,
and the part of all horse show mana
gcrs to encourage by the Offering Of
prizes the attainment OF proficiency at
this the most practical and the mo~t
neglected gait the horse employs FOR
purpose u locomoton.
-
In Hb stcpa what would Jesus
Do7" three million copies OF which
have been sold In England and tho
United Statels, viii h. commenced In the
Saturday "NNWa"
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M branch oiacs q Ne ,l Ds,ers, E r
Cfaen s,tisements and suhscripuous VII
ylelc 49, Ihe News y dsitscred by car
tc - nrisu evory evening on tho tainv
~. =. Ii salt ihe CITY.
-. OCTOBER 4. 1852.
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MATCH RACE TONIGHT.
Chapman and Lawson to Ride Twenty
Mile Bicycle Race.

Tonight John Chapman and John
tho salt Palace bicycle track. The rid.
ers. with two tandem pacing teams, Will
start from opposite sides " the track "a
that both men VIII have fair field aud
no favor. Tile race a. FOR twenty miles,
the frst prize being 500. whllc 80 goes
10 the loser. a onc.mllc handicap anna
tcur race Will be the preliminary event
10 IN" big race. The program H. as fol-
lows.
Ono-mile handicap, amateur. prizes
Lawrence Beck. thirty yardu, q. H.
t.ucua. forty yards. A. W smith, nfty
yards, 4. 4. Wilson. 10 yards. ]. Nun.
son. ii5 yards
Twcnty-mile match race. J. NJ
Chapman Va John Lawson. Purse 500
$50 to winner. Paced By four thndCfna
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NOTICE TO WEBER COUNTY

uta ayt rate tlckota will DO sold by Rio
iss,uue Wealern lly.. from Ogden, Roy.
ii,,sispn' etc, October 2nd 10 Sin IN
AK During Conference, October
~, /" sth thle road VIII operate four
IN, llsl trains between ogden and
a i@ke CITY leaving Ogden at 7.aO
n ns' w a. m, $40 p. M. and 100
AZ. T. me h'lb a. M. aud 2.iO u. m.
.rss =. ieoal iart trains and carry splendid
W.. equipment Call FOR Rio drnnde
'''" tickets at Ogden Union Depot.
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The annual meeting N thu stoclhnidora ~
tho Pride N the Wet Mlning Company, which
should have been held uu thu first Monday Doc
February t-1l. having passed. 70 muFtiug ~ Tho
stock hnIdrrs ~ suld tuturHnF fHf Ihu Uurs
Ioso uf pIUrtlus "a N1url ~ siK lir1'tnra 90
serve until tho neat ensuing annual election
aud until thrIf HurrrsHura shall have lirru
duly elected and qualified. and fur tho trans
action u other husiuuts na may properly
numo before tho meeting. o. hereby called fHr
Monday, urtnhHf uth. iHI1. Ht s.aIl'Ulnrk %. ms
10 the un|ru Of tho Secretary W thU Company,
tnswttt tinum 49, CIV Hud county Nul|ulur.
salt Lake city. Utah sllu meeting win nI.l
consider tho proposition ~ leVNlnE boo nssussa
mtnt uuun tiO capital stock ~ thu corpora
tiou. J. a. jlNrlN. -ucfutary
salt Lake Clty. Utah. sept pth. tsl1.
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baltimore. otc. s-Thc phillles put w
q splritlosa game and were beaten by
the Orioles hard and timely hitting.
McOraw was hit on the right elbow W
the NTH inning ana hurt % badly that
he retired. Attendance. 100
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COFFEE HEART.


Many People Think They Have Heart Dis
ease.
MY husband and I used to drink
Mocha and lava coffee at forty cents "a
pound. We made Il strong and always
had Il FOR breakfast sometimes IN cold
weather for luncheon ana dinner A
form Of heart disease came on TO both or
~. Husband complained OF his heart
missing q heat sometimes ana that he
could not sleep after drinking cottce Tor
tho ak o'clock dinner. ! had pains az
the heart, and very peculiar smuthoring
fenaatlOns, frequently accompanied with
sick headache. My physician forbid the
use Of coffee, and we were Put on Pos
tum Food Coffee, with the result That
both husband and myself have fully re-
GAINED our health and our hearts aro all
right and perfect now.
~ have reached such perfection IN
making Postum that husband cannot
toll either by look or taste whether he "
drinking nno coffee or Postum, ana he
is a connolfsour In coffee. We drink
Postum two or thrive times a day and II
never pals on our taste
"a good many people make POSTUM
100 q very slipshOd mannorj that IL, they
lash little into the coffec pot and let II
bubble M little while and serve II, but
that makes the --LATEST kind VI q drfhk.
on tho contrary. whom four heaplng
teaspoons to the pint ~ water are usyd
and the Postum allowed 10 boil fully NJ
toen inmates after the boiling begins,
fnd counting after u " put ON the
stove but after the real boiling heginsl
thon one obtains a beverage that Is
worth while,
Il have no objections 70 your using
my name" Mrs u NJ courtfght 500
Third street, s., Minneapolis, MINI,
Postum Ii sold by all frst-elass groeers.
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Notice Is hereby givon that a special meet
ing u hoNtutkhnlders ~ tho south Jordan
NlunF Company viii hp held 10 tho south
Jordan MIA, 40 sluth Jordan, salt Lake Co,
Utah. oct IN, irW nc a.u0 D. ni, for the par
pose " considering tho question ~ tho re-
innVul. and Tor the removal ~ certain direct
uts and utilcnrs ~ said corporation, and tu OIL
the yacanclus that may ho caused by such re-
muvnl, and for such other buslnuss AZ may
lawfully come before said meeting.
Il " llOLT
socrctafy aud Manager OF the South Jordan
Milling Company
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Norlcr or srocNuoLprws MEETING


The annual mugtlng " the stockholders u
Oregon Short Limo hallruAd On VIII be- hold
90 tho lfice Of the company IN salt lulto
city, Utah, on Wednesday, october eleventh
~, AZ 10 o'clock "a a., fnr the election ~
nftncn directors " the company, ana Tor tho
legally come before the meeting The hnnks
Tor the transfer OF stpck Will be- elnscd Tor tho
purposes on tho meeting at tho close ~ busl-
meas on saturday. September Gfd, lsa, aud
viii he rcoponod ON tho day following tho
date Of such meeting or " any adjournment
thereof
Dated, september ie, tsp,
ALEX MILAN, Secretary
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And, in accordance with The Law and order
II The Board ~ Trustees made ON the lfth dAy
~ July, isf, 30 muuY sharuf ~ uieh plHcel "
nt tho Office VI the company NJ Room y
llty and County hutdlug, salt lake CITY,
Utah, on tho lith day 81 Octnhor ltla AZ u
O'Clock noon % pay the delinquent assess
mrnts thereon. toet thsr With tho cost OF nd
vurtisiuE and uNutnscs Of sale.
uEO a, WOOD, SECRETARY.
Dated sept H. 10y,
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And ln accordance with law aud an order
NJ tho li0sHl u Directors made on the lltt
las ~ August, Nv. 10 many shnros " each
PANEL 81 such stock a. may uo ntuussufy will
bu sold at the Srrrutary'H uflru ne lions
Savings Hank a Trust Company Goa Monday
uetotor ih. lui, nt o. tl., tn pay The duliu'
uuont assessment together with tho rnsts u
advertising and expenses NJ sale.
%. a. nEElI. secretary,
lions savings Hank, salt Lake City, Utah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-04

la the District Court NJ tho Third Judicial
District ~ tho state ~ Utah. county
OF salt LAKE.
Ida N. naruus Plaintiff. " ~ H. narnos
Defendant.
The State " Utah a. said nUfpudauti
You Hru hUrUhY summoned o. uufFnr With.
iu twenty DAYS alter tho service ~ this sum
mons utun you, n srrrul within the county
iu which tits action o. brought uthurelst
within thirty DAYS after service. aud defend
tho ulsHyu entitled artlHn and ln rusu ~ your
failure sn tn du. Judgement viii De- rrudgfod
against you ae soullng g. thu demand q tho
complaint, Which within ton days ufIrr serylcn
~ this summons uuIn you. Nlll hU nINl with
the OlUrk ~ The said cluft,
~ WHITAKER
pIuiutlT's Attorney.
r. q. Addrvss 77-s Cont Hook. 3 o. 2nd
south. salt lake city. Utah