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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-24
SPIDERS MAKING ROPES.

New orleans Timcs-Dsi iocrat1
Spiders have born set 10 work spin
ming ropes Tor human nerpnna;a This
novel idea has been put Into operation
at 'halaiH- Moudun. near Paris. where
q spider factory Tor the special manu-
fnctufc of balloon ropes Tor the mili-
tnrN urrunnutic section " now IN fun
swing The spiders have tn work pret
~ hard Tor their living. ~ each little
creature ~ made a. spin thirty 90 forty
yards ~ thread before II IL allowed a.
have rest. The method Of working
the spiders II ingenious. twelve spiders
afu placed above rrol. To- which their
threads are attached. and the reel "
gently rVnlyed. Ho that II winds on
the thread us fast nH the little splnnurH
produce a. Eight ~ the sets "
threads. after being washed t. rid
them of their sticky outer covering. nrc
then woven into cords. These utu
found To be- both stronger and lighter
than the silkrn cords which have
hitherto been used hy hallunnists. and
their only drawback 81 their popularity
Is that they arc ut present remarkably
costly.
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THE PATR0LMAN's VISION.

fchicaso chronlcic1


Patrolmnn John Finorty. Who travels
a beat which includes portion NJ nris-
toctaiic Prairie avenue. saw promotion,
praise from his sunerlora nnd news
paper uututiety-ln his mind Tor % few
minutes Christmas eve. An Innocent
little Maltese kitten. u Htlll murr iuno-
cent young mouse and one nf chicago
sootety's prcttiest dcbutantos furnished
the doiualon.
And this Il the way II all happened.
John was quietly rambling down prni-
RE avenue after finishing warm
lunch. NJ peace with himself and the
world at large, with not "a thought NJ
danger, crime or sensation In hts mind.
suddenly, from rlght over hiH head, II
seemed, scream rent the early morn
ms air. Then a second ana third and
fnnny more.
"iia, ha, what's ihls9" says John Ia
himself. Some qoor woman h. being
foully slain In her bed must call for
help and investigate"
With thoughts Of murder capture.
praise and glory and promotion dancing
before his eyes. Oniccr Flncrty rushed
to the box ON the corner, rang for a
wagonload OF endorsements. took an
other hitch In his belt. clutchcd his
stout club In one hand and hls trustv
revolver In the other and mounted the
marble steps ~ the mansion.
Hardly had Fincrty pushed the cleo
trio bell button and raped FOR admit
tanc" when the patrol wagon dashed
NJ ana twclN" hur.Cuata. with weap.
ons drawn. tumblcd ny the steps 10 tho
'front.' door. After much pounding and
ringing the bell the head ~ tho mousse
Appealed In ncgllRce costume much
aHtonirhed ~ the presence NJ tho DO.
lice. Upon thulr eager questioning na
~ tho Cuusc Of the Outburstr ~ wo.
manly shrivkS. naterfamillns smiled "a
good big smile aud said
1T was my daughter Mabel, who
screamed. She owns handsome NAL
tero kitten and was ~ fond NJ the pot
that II was allowed To occupy place
In her bedroom at nights. \ Few min
it"s ngn she was awakened BY great
disturbance taking place IN the bed.
Investigating the nffnlr. SHE found the
Kitten plnyfully dhHhlnE to and fro ON
IN" outside Of tho covers and was about
90 call him to her when she discovered.
10 her great horror. that the cause ~
the playful antics was little mouse.
or course, this brought SCREAMS. Do
You know OF a woman anywher. who
would not shrek NJ nndirE q mouse
anywhere near her pelronG'
'"rhr kitten had caught the rodent
somewhere about the place and was
having little fun with his prisoner
before dispntchlnE H."
officer Flnerty N rtlil travelling the
same old beat. but his dream OF fame
ANA promotion N gone.
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AGAINST NERVOUSNESS.
Eat Well. Sleep soundly and Do Not
Worry.

nv tfnNl'MNNnNns
Perhaps tho safest rule to follow In
seeking 60 avoid nervous prustration IN
To exercise Nrcat care IN the selection
Of ones ancestor. II possible. select
those On both sides who have lived To-
De hundred years old. AnrUHtnry or
hercdity, have much to do with dis
ease, more especially with nervous
disorders.
"Hcrodity IN only prcdi-posltlon. and
one eau do great deal to ward on
hcrcdity-thnt ~. to ward on the ton-
dcncy 10 prcdlHpoaltlon.
ono way IN To- hnV. three GENEROUS
varied nnd wcll-cooked meals Der day,
Take plenty ~ time To eat them-nt the
very least thirty To- thirty-nvo min
utes, better still, one hour. especially
Tor dinner The surroundings aud con-
ditlons under which the meal h eaten
should be- pleasant. Food II worse
than wasted which N taken into the
system when labnrlnE under great *.
element, grief. anxiety, or other dis
turbing conditions.
Leave all health foods ana all FAD
articles ~ diet alone. as You would
snake poison. nnd Just remember that
all We know about diet " that we hnVo
teeth and digestive fluds 20 take care
OF pretty nearly nll kinds ~ food. which
~ q pretty good indication that We can
eat them.
Take eight hours sound sleep. Not
eight hours In bed. but eight hours
sleep " yon do not fall asleep easily.
or the sleep IN broken and restless. or
You lie awake nm hour or more after
going To bed. YOU should remain I'm bed
ten hours. There IL not "a case ln hla.
tory OF n person who ala with less sleep
and Kent his health The story of
Napolcon'H xix hours sleep has had "A
perniclouH offect upon many who re-
scmblcd him IN nothing except their en-
deavor To get along with less than the
natural amount ~ sleep.
Every woman should got certain
amount Of moderate exercise la Tho
open air, II makes no difference what
kind Of exercise II taken - long a. il
exercises all ~ tho muscles and IN NOT
followed by sense NJ fatigue
''fho question r. not what oNercle.
YOU think you ought 10 have. but whnt
you can endure. N YOU find that Won
can only walk ono hour each day with
out becoming fatlgued, then that IL
enough. n you cannot take that much
EXERCISE, then walk half an hour, hui
" half an hours exercise exhuuata Won
20 that you de not quickly recover after
u snort rest. then you are sick nnd YOU
need Doctor.
The element ~ worry has undoubt-
cdiy great deal 10 do with nervous de- |
There Il q great deal of wor- |
~ which " totally unnecessary. II IA
possible 10 cultivate cheerful ana com |
tented frame of mind II you have not /
sufficient aolf-conirnl 10 do thla thcn /
invoke some artificial aid, such M re- /
llFlon, dou't worry clubs. or In some
way supplement or cultivate that gelf-
control which II was the purpose OF CoJ
That You should have. Take "a mirror
and learn To smile Cheerftilly"
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PERSONAL.
]. D. WIlcher D np from rroyo

q, ,,... -.
a. w. Wtcher " np irnn ff"'"
j. MORGAN II down from bingham.
y. H. Franklin ~ down from Metcur
j. Goldman ~ Denver Il az the Knuts-
ford.
W. y. Lynn 81 Milwaukee II at the
cullen.
Dr. q, r. Hunter of New York h In
the city
Leon Armer came In from Eureka
last night
a Harrison. Tooole business mnn II
IN the city.
!. n. Taylor came down from nlng.
ham Inst niFht.
J. u. Gnnln came down from Eureka
'hln morning
liz This morning
n II e...i,ns ~ sa, rr,n,t..o L. .
Hnutsford guest
~ Marx. a New York business man.
" at the kenyon.
ia y hruwn ~ Chicago IN registered
Wv N,'u'-'''"'
~. n, lasr, cam" u"Nh rom fHfh
-, ~ ,t. .l l,..1 '"h'e """h from
~ AZ A. rr,.., ~ t.,,do, r,, 4.
nj Inc Knutaford.
\. W, Holloway Of Vineyard. Utah.
II at tho Walker.
Jncob Dev,i az American Fail. fdnb,
N Walker House guest.
g. W. Lewis. a New York travelling
man. IL nj tb@ walker.
Geo william aud wife are up from
Payson visiting friends
-. -. ... -. 49,.
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OUR OWN STATE.

at the Hotel Roberts yesterday. y. j.
Jolly. Clarence Y Brown. " g. Evans,
z. 7. Casudy. w. e. Mosey ana a. N.
Howard.
l.. ~ Esgertsen and A. l.. Booth. Of
the stake suprrintcndcncy u sunday
schools went 60 i.chi sunday. where
Joseph =. Hruadbent was chosen super
intendeut 81 the sunday school In place
Of Andrew ficid. who II on a mission.
The funeral OF Mrs. Katherine jacob
son took place today from the residence
IN the Sccnnd ward. Mrs. jacobson
died sunday, nt the age NJ ~. otter
about two weeks Illness. she has sur
fcrcd from poor health Tor several
Years. She was native Of Sweden
when she and her husband Joined The
church, and cmigrated 10 Utah In 1850.
a Tow years nftcf coming here her hus-
hnnd died. She leaves two sons ANA
two daughters and several grand child.
rem To mourn her loss.
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ELSINORE,

Mrs. Klrircn Peterson. wife OF John
Peterson, died nc the residence OF her
son-in-law. = q. Peterson, In this city.
last Friday night. january n. 1888. az
ter an illness ~ hut very short dufa-
ton.
Andrew y. Lawson. the gentleman
who VIII take charge ~ tho creamery
here. accompanied by his wife. passed
through Eislnoro Thursday afternoon
on their way home 20 Richiicli. Mr..
Lawson had been over 10 Monroe max
Ing arrangements for milk for the
creamery lie reports the prospects
for obtaining sufficient cream for rum
ming the business encouraging. and
that Il IL his Intention to commence
operations Monday next.
The present outlook for Eislnore, ns
we now see II, promises good things
IN the near future, We Incline 10 the
belief that this year viii soc many I'm.
Jd0vements begun nnd finished.
Tho one thing that towers above all
others IN our little city is--a nlcc opera
house, The need Of one has hurt
Elslnore more than any OF us can tell.
ElSin0re also needs electric lights. Ii
N much cheaper than coal oil nj IN.
proposition made 10 our oitlsons last
year.
stories that recall the old home
among the hills. the silyery brook the
AloplnB Nueniann, 'h" Mldc-Htretching
mendOwa, the fragrant hay and above
all the curious and frugal doings ~ the
old folks are often curiOualy brought 10
memory. A prospective Hubscribcr 10
this journal recently sent uH a letter
inqulrlnR whether we would take our
pay IN chickens, and we replied; Yes
and wood and meat and potatoes ANA
apples and billy goats aud pigs and
horses ana hay ana land ana mules ana
calves and rabbits and wheat and ttr-
nips. and any old thing you've got.
We have on rare occasions even taken
In money on subscriptions" SEWER
County Times.
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A RAT STOLE THE DIAMONDS.
LchIcaEo TImca.IIernlA.l


" certain sleek old rat. grown
gray with age, who makes his home he.
meath the sidewalks In the vicinity Id
Monroe rtreet and oakley avenue. viii
present himself ~ the back door of
Abram Lnvine'S home, No. slS West
Monroe street. he may be- assured of n
pension for the rest " his DAYS. Ana
this NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. that he in Inc
thief who stole Mrs. Leylne's hing IN
diamonds. valued at nearly 81 900. last
sunday.
Mrs. Levine made an early MORNING
call on her mother. who lives next door
She had hcr Jewels In u chamoise bae
and baby's stocking, plnncn inside nor
dress. ANA she dropped tho prcclous
bundle In the pasHaHcWay between m.
two houses. There her two littie
daughters discovered II ana PLAYED
with II for while. then left II ybor,.
they iirst found II. not thlnlsing what
II contained.
Several hours later MrH, Levine dis.
covered her loss, but by that time the
bag was gone.
A reward OF 5000 was offered for the
return OF the diamonds.an this bring
ms no results, Lieut.. stanton OF the
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I.Ef1I.

Lehl. Jan. aith. 1909 Saturday next
Mr.. II. a. NalioS, superintendent. aud
VI. W. Ingalls,, chief engineer. uf the
Utah Sugar Co.. win leave for the East
on business connected with the Utah
Sugar 60. They win visit number
Of beet sugar factories while away. the
principal one of which " the hay city
fnciory Ray city. Mich, which N UNI
der the rupcrin,endcncy Of Mr.. VALLEYS
brdthor-in-law. p. T.. nrysselhout.
II II also their Intention 10 invcsii-
gate the question nf material Tor the
improvements that are to be- mad. On
the sugar factory during the coming
summer.
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Sotlce ~ hereby given that az n
meeting of the Directors OF the Bonne-
vile Mining company, held january
IL. 1873 no Nc. 10 north Main street.
salt Lake city, ASSIGNMENT No. I. ~
Onr-half cent per share was lcyied on
The capital stock 81 said company. pay.
able Immediately Ia the treasurer ~
tho company at salt Lake city Utah.
Any stock on which this assessment
may remaln unpaid on tho sllh OF
February, 1883, VIII Do delinquent and
advertised Tor sale az public auction,
ami unless payment b. made hefurr.
Will be- sold on Mnrrh 18TH. $50. 10 pay
tho delinquent ASSIGNMENT together
Of sale.
joins WELLS Secretary.
No. n north Muiu street. salt Lake
Citv. Utah,
Dated January H. 1889.
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pEsEnlcT & ;. L. AGRICULTURAL
a M'F' g.. CANAL COMPANY-No
iirc ia hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the stockholders of tho
nonorct and Salt Lake Agricultural aud
Manufacturing canal company. VIII be-
held ~ the c0mpnny's onice. No. ~
east South Temple street. salt Lake
city, Utah, on saturday, January eS.
1883 At 10 o'clock u. M. for the clec.
tlon of trustees 10 serve during tho on.
suing year, ana Tor the transaction ~
such other business az shall come be-
fore the meeting
l., JOHN INITIAL. Secretary.
Salt Lake city, January 10, 1879.
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SPANISH FORK.


Special Correspondence;
The Pioneers and Black Hawk vet
Grams had very enjoyable social gath
ering ON the 18Th inst, In the Third ward
meeting house.
Mary Lewis ana IoF. Markham. Lucy
". Nickel and clayton lieck. Maggie
Beck and John Davis. Sarah Wood aud
David Mcl<ccl, OF this city. entered into
the matrimonial contract last week
Three of the couples went IN the Tenn
pie
II II n cold north wind this morning
but the frOst IL slight.
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NO COAL, NO NAVY.

GIIarper's Magazlne.l

cnmara's voyage to the Philippines
came "a AN nntimcly end at Sue2 qtllte
as much because ~ the coal difficulty
ns because HIS fleet was wanted FOR The
defense Of the Spanish coast. Had
he steamed east he would not have
been allowed by Egypt, France. Italy
or Turkey-thc powers which hold tho
shores Of the Red Hca-to coal on their
coasts or In their harbOrs. lie must
have struggled as FAR as Colombo or
Singapore before the rules ~ interna-
tional law would have allowed him to
MI his hunkers with fuel TO take him
Ia Manila, His helplessnoas. coming
No close upon the voyages OF the
deutschland ana Ccflon, and OF The
NaVarln and Sissol Nelikl. 10 the far
east--voyages which would have been
almost impossible had England closed
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Co-ur WAGON A MACHINE 60 The
annual mevtng 81 the storkhuldef, Of the
20 operative Wagon 4 Machine c.. ." will
in hrll at The rumpauY's Office Ia Sait Lake
'hf, Utah, ON Monday, January N issi IN
? o'clock y. N The purposes fof which sad
meeting i called arsi 10 elect directors Tor
~" ensuing YEAR 20 receive the annual r.
ports ~ the president aud secretary. aud
a. Transact any such other business a. may
lawfully come lglufu said meeting
MELVIN u. WELLS. SECRETARY,
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Notice n hereby given that tho annual
Wupilng ~ tho ntnekhuldfrH OF the fiTaut
unld Miulng company All be- held al tho
oiiioo ~ tho company Home fifr hi.
~ go - Last THmple ntre0t. fall Lake
titN, Utah, on Tuesday. January 30 iga.
nt z p'Clnrk D.. m,, for the election IN of.
other business a. may come before said
THOMAS W. SLOAN.
Secretary.
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OGDEN.

.. a. a x..t... - o.. 80,
MiorheF - y '"''"" " raj, Lake
WIS doing puHincss IN the district
court Yesterday.
me-. -, -, .,., 4, a., ~.
Nillihin' r"n W hirnop h.N Mhue'
d Niueii"s ''"'" "" "''a'N VI "ppeh-
dlclila, ,,,.,. ,,.,,..... -.
on,Si"n to The hoard Of county com.
,dissioncrs that Weber county was en-
titled 10 one .hali me taxes collected by
'ache COUNTY ~ .,r'"in Hheep''eaS Tue
cost OF cn'lec,ihh 'he SAM. $50.
Ih' ,"se :" r"narn W. hil was
henfi b.iorr jung, ltolapp IN cham.
bers yes,e -, ,,a, nnn ue.,sion rendered
ln iAN"' VI "'i''"""'' u" '"use VI "'-
uoi. "a =. =, -,
'hhliln =; -, hk'u " YEAR, Wiie OF
Nihhii M,''Itho'' uieu Tnnu"y nilei-
noon nt n'r npinr, OF cancer. Hnc wnA
dausnler ., DaVlu y. ana Vhaiilln
iiuW nus l1. i ur"'n w. ruH,
Whid h'e''hs mousse Wednesday NJ
D. ~
Four hrunhf We're up III the police
c'ult yvslernnN' ohe was hned W.
uf ~ dhNr' one SlV or ~ Jays. ana IN
ih' oases OF .Mn sentence was suspeh-
d0h ohe mhn was nhed sae Tor
'H'lN WINS VpnVt".,u Weapons anu Tor
cufalesr uilNlns refer Nelson was ilncd
nnl puu s-l'
ih' puhiHrlN conference OF me
thurch OF Jesus christ OF Isatcr-hny
saints was Won INTENDED Sundhy ANA
yesterday Yesterday mornings scs-
sion was u'N"ted !" hu.iners ana the
helrinE OF reports from different wards
AMI ftnin ifavellnH mlHsipnnrieh. ApoS-
Tics iohn h'ntN Smlth, IenHdnlo'
NtNnt ana Luna 'erc IN attendance.
THE IFgfsI. Attire MEM.
OnIAI,IZen
~ w. nro,Sea I'M, ip nn,, H. % w. ,ra
,,r.ollieilon of n n,,mi,.r ~ ,ne schani
districts into one general district. ~
meeting hold saturday afternoon
resolutions were passed opposing the
measure proposed In the lepisla ture. nnd
asking the Itah lawmakers to In
crease the present State tax levy for
the bencht 81 county schools.
degrading the proper use OF school
funds nov nccumulnting In the state
The following memorial was adopted
by the meeting.
To the Honorable. the Legislature
of Utah. The trustees OF county schools
in Weber county. assembled at ogden
this. january a. 1893, would respect
fully rcprcscnt that the problem Of ir-
rigntion should occupy prnmpen;
place IN tho considerations and de-
alterations ~ your honorable body.
w" call your attention a. IN. nccufhu-
intion ~ money AMI securities belong
Ing 60 the public schools ~ Utah. and
submit that the investment OF the same
In reservoirs. dams. etc. built ~ public !
works and owned by the State. would
be absolutely safe and would Increase
largely the ability of our citiGcns to
proiitnhly cultivate large areas OF land /
now without water md In addition |
would produce large revenues from in- |
creased value and would In many ways |
benefit and enlarge the raid FUND.
.rtns NtApptor.r ,pptoAr,nN.
rAsr
The Second district court room was
crowded yesterday morning when the /
pany against the iicar River Irrigation |
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Heller J, GRANT co.--The annual
meeting q the stockholders Of ileber ],
he ofiics X ihs cSmpany. 10 q IaIn
street salt Lake city. Ctah. on Tues.
Jay, January aist, iss' at o'clock y. ~.
board - directors Ia serve for the snsii.
ing year and 60 transact such other bust
hcaH az may legally come before n.
JOHN eTniNgitAM.
Salt Lake city. Jan. .. issa.
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N'ITICI

TO The Stookhoidcrs of the Crown
Point Gold ana silver Mlning
Company.
A meeting ~ the stockholders of this
company VIII be- held on Friday, Feb
runry 2lth, next. IA I o'clock u. m.. AT
Room ins Mcrornick building. for Tho
purpose ~ olectlng ofucoIa nud the
transaction Of such other business AZ
may properly be- brought before ia.
cliAS. W, STANNEH
President
salt Lake Ciiy uiah. jan. 9Th.
lhgg.
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SALT LAKE LIVERY AND TRANS.
~ co.. special mrctlne - tho
stockholders Of tho Sult I.nie Livery X
Tunri'r 60. VIII BE- held Thursdny,
irn .0th 1899, nt 2 ., M, at tho compn.
ny'Y Office on West Temple street. SAT-
LIKE city, 'tnh, FOR tho purpose NJ
e,rclirg a Board or Directors for tho
ensuing yeai ana FOR such other busl.
noHr a. may legally come before II.
uEo, r. ODELL eoc'ty.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.
Academy. 32s s. MAIN ST.

HOME FIRE INSURANCE Co.-The
annual meeting OF tho htoc khOldern OF the
n2nig IRE Insurance Company ~ Utah.
W. " hcld at the compnny'a ONCE, No.
n Mnln htieet, kait Lake city. Utah, on
luctdaN February Z. 100. at = O'clock
/. ~. The purposes for which said meet
W. y called, are 10 elect directors. a see
i'lhty ana treasurer for the ensuing
f.hl, hud TO transact any such other
W lhenn o. may lawfully come before
HORACE q. WHITNEY.
~. Secretary.
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ST. GEORGE.

marriage license was Issued by the
county clerk on the 18th Inst. 10 Eph-
Ram Hnll of Washington. ana Annie
The RIO Virgin Mills were closed
down thiH week owing Ia n leak In the
boiler. =, l.. Adams. Ir., II liking the
boiler ana tho mills viii resume In
few days,
Miss Nettlc Nelson returned from
cedar cliy Monday She has been tcio-
graph operator there during the sick
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Co-or, FURNITURE co, Notice {. here.
~ given that the stockholders of tho Coon
lutntiurv Go. viii meet AZ their ufilre "A 10
u south Main street on 1uFsday Ieh'y q
iswA a. ga y IN, for the ulrctlnn of nlne
directors und such other business a. may
como before The meeting
% H. PErrlr, SECRETARY
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DnLiSuIlSr Soricl-
Bullion Beck Tunnel COMPANY. prinol.
lAl pilicc. Room i0s Mccormick
Hook. city of san Lake, State
~ Utah.

NO1iCE.-Thofc arc deilnaucrt ON
the following described stock on al.
count of assessment No. 81 4, cent Dor
share IN the capital stock u said rdiu-
pany. levied On the .snd NJ November,
1917. the several amounts set opposite
INC nhiueh " The respective share.
holders ne followu.
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w ORDER Of the bard NJ director. OF th,
t-.la Min.nr tumpnny. ut mrrtiuF held
w s,nck ncilnpunnt has bon nust named
uhtl IhursdnN February end. IN inI N
layutht j. not made heiufr, the stosk viii
q. nnF'fi 'srl Ter sale and fuld NJ uubiir
sucNun ~ The Office uf The seefniarg' ia
NAN street. Monday February snth. isist AZ
iE~sE ". roN. Secretary
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Notice is hereby given tb,, n, , ,n..,.
w ,l ni lhc ligard Of Directors ~ said
syiil llahf heli Oh the 10Th day Of 10.
-, 20 TX, an assessment OF ono ~
Nush ~ the corporation, pnvebie In.
Qcniat.ly az the ONE, of tho eecfeiagss
NJ Main street Any stock up6n
MHti.tu this hss. samcnt may remain IN.
E,lu, en We, ltih DAY u Ihnunrv fsla
.nnh &c drinqucnt aud advertised fpr
~. AZ puhlr auction. and. unless pnV-
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Office Of Morse q Whitt1morc. i0i Nc.
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dag OF May, \. -. iSgq
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Eun. Deceased.
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lace Of business Salt tat. tpu
stsh Location u Mines, come,
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