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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-23
CACHE Valley SCHEDULE.
Leading Business Man Voices Local
Sentiment on Train Service.

NJ. w Merrill Jr ESQ, n leading and
able buflnoss man OF cache valley. SUI
porintondcnt " the Richmond Coop,
and prominently connected with the
milling and dairy interests Of that
town, writes as follows TO the "NcwB.'
IN regard Go change I'm time Of
trains. do your beet TO rot an oven.
ing train In hero from Salt Lake. An
the settlements north Of Logan prefer
AN evening train from Salt Lake ana r.
morning train from Preston. Try 90
ret them 20 start from Preston early.
az or 9 o'clock o.. No., and 10 leave
Salt Lake from TO y. m. n you
can do this you will please tho whole
north end ~ the valley"
There u a. slight though very slight.
clash Of Interests between tho north
and south ends ~ Cache valley. The
people Of the north end would like the
schedule Mr.. Merrill dcscribes. but the
people u llyrum and Wollsville would
have rather early ride In the morning
from their homes 90 tho railroad ca
catch the train N 10 len Preston 20
early; and the ride from the railroad
20 their homes would be rather lntr
IN tho evening u the train wsrr 10
leave salt Lake later than about i've
~ NN"HN D. Nl
AZ compromise between tho two
ends Of the valley. aul between the
towns that arc ON the milroud and
those that are some miles from 49,.
10 is suggested that the train bound
south leave Preston about z %, M.
bringing Il 90 Logan about an hour
later, The people of Hyum and
WellHylllo could easily roach tho rail-
road In the morning In time 90 take
% train leaving Logan M o'clock. A.
the mayor ana other officers Of iiyfum
have stated In their petition. thDy
would rather drive 10 Logan by this
hour In the morning than be- detained
from home over night, n the train
leaves Preston say ut Z o'clock In tho
morning, II viii suit both ends and AN
tho people of Cache valley the best
~ any schedule that could be- given
them. barring % fow persons who have
private Interests that lead them 20 a..
vur IL different time card.
n the Oregon Short Line officials
really want to please tho people Of
Cache valley. they will give them "a
train that win bring them TO ogden
and Salt Lake IN the morning and re-
turn them 20 their homes In tho even
Ing. There u no denying the CONF
mon ronaD OF this proposition
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Crash on the southcrn Pacific VI VIM.
muo"a' Nevada, this Morning.

Wlnnomucc1. New. juno % -Wb,t
nlEhi nave been O. serious accident Wa
u, HWY 'N'iicd On The railroad yur,ia
end OF The yard switch IL ig,at.t
winch opens Into o. track west of ibs
nun lno, known us tho house trBgt
Inla switch WINS turned this uiprnIrs
WIN several heavily loaded cars of rs5i
flaming on The side track whom plr-
.nH,r train No, ], rlstbound. entered
w, NeIu. at = O'Clock this morning 10
h'hNy coal urs. the engineer ana me-.
man Jumped Just In time 90 save thslr
IN's. The engine was somewhat dam
aged, mo- were the freight cara. Other
ihnu n good shaking no the pBgasnrara
en 10. ] were not injured. stunt b. 81.
Nnblra private car "Burnavouturn"
was attached 10 the train.
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FIONA.
Pine Creamery Plant Extensive Dry-rarm
Operations.

Special Correspondence.
Mona. Iuab o.. June "A nnc
creamery plant has just started up here
the principal owners being old residents
VI the VILLAGE Norman aud Ephrllm
Ellvrston, William and James Newton
ana Hyrum Evans are among the chief
pruprIptorH.
\ neat little opera house FOR the
recreation and enjoyment N the inhub.
ltunta stands behind the store Of John
ElhrtHon Tho nue school and church
buildings add 90 the tine appearance OF
the town together with neat little
court house Ho-culicd. In which the
town council meet ana ~ also used Tor
court business. but Mona does not do u
ilpurishing business IN that tine.
The mining claims iu the neighbour
hood are attracting attention and some
of the mOnoycd mining men are Invest
Ing LARGELY In the claims adjacent to
this little town.
Tho Ncbo agricultural lands which
were ia,l on under the supervision %
the late President william paNmnn. ly-
Ing 90 the west OF the creek which
rmpiicH itH waters into the large roH.
"rvoir nt the north end of the Iunh
valley, are being taken up and dry
farmcd, and u Will not be long before
the one" barren lands " Iuab viii be
trnnHformrd into vast fields OF grain
under the dry farming process. and
homes VIII line the entire way from
Mona 90 Nophi, the county seat.
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WEST MORNtNG GLORY MINING conf
pnuY. unl'U and principal place ~ business.
SILT lake CITY, Utuh. Notice " hereby givun
that nc mVUtiuI NJ tho dlrDrturs, held nn
The Hiu day NJ May. i+u an assrasment ~ a
OF . cent per share was levied on an tho
shurs ~ Tho capital stock NJ the corpora
Ton. payable ON nr before tho 9th dhy 0f
june l-W ~ The SECRETARY at his unlcW M
10 Mccormick block salt Lake city. Utuh.
Any stock upnu Whien tho usspssinunt may
u.unln unpaid 900 the 3fth day NJ June 1851
will hU delinquent and advertised Tor sale ut
UunIir auction uud unless payment n made
u fore, 80 many ~ tho shares rvurrsrntnd hy
may bo necessary Will hu sold uu the aith day
~ lulN, 1871. at ~ O'Clock noon. % pay The
drIluIuuut ursrsHWrut together with Tho cust
Of advertising and Uh pUuar M sale.
THOMAS g. TAYLOR. srcy.
~ order NJ tho Hoard 90 nIrrtnrs
salt Lake city Utah, May 18th. tsu.
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New York, June 22.-Iudge Wallace.
In the United States circuit court yes
tcrday handed down n decision sustain
Ing three out of i've demuricrs nlpd by
counsel for the Farmers Loan and
Trust company In q suit brought by
certain bondhOldOrs OF The oregon Pa
clnc Railroad company Tor an account q
lng by the defendant. a. trustee NJ tho
railroad company, Tor 2l5O01,On0 NJ
bonds. The bin Of the complaints
was filed In January last The defend
ant intorposed i've dcmurtors That no
cause NJ action was maintained. that
there We're defects ns 90 tho defend
ants, that There were defects us TO the
compliments; that action was barred
there were luchcs on the part % the
CumplnlnautH.
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PROVO.
Court Notes Hecomnitiod TO Asylum
News In nriof,

Special Correspondence.
Provo. June 22.-Thc following buHl.
ness was transacted before Judge
Booth IN the Fourth district court.
IN the case ~ Mary y. CraEan Va
Calvin CrnFun. wherein plaintiff asks
Tor divorce the order heretofore made
cnjolning the defendant from dlrpOslng
Of any ~ bis property pending the
hearing ~ the suit, was affirmed.
In the case of the Chapman Morcan-
tile company % American Fork Va
James Crooks q nj. defendant made
motion that the appeal be dismissed.
which was argued and taken under adj
viscmont
In the estate OF james Hunter. do
ceased, James II. Barrutt was appoint
cd administrator and his official bonds
were fixed az 800.
In the estate and guardianship Of
Margaret Price, incompetent. James
N1nnett. her brother. was appointed
guardian with bonds az $50.
Papers of adoption were today Issued
60 Joseph ana Prudence Chorrlngtun of
lierile Cheffington, little boy or nvg
months, who ~ grandson of CHEERING.
son BY Miss Minnie Chcrrlngtou, an
unmarried woman.
COMMITTED TO THE ASYLUM
Judge Booth today heard the insanity
case against M0r1ul child uf SPRING.
VILE. child Inns served one year lu the
asylum, and about two weeks ago aH-
faulted hla father. striking him. and Tor
that was sentenced 90 ten days In the
county SAIL The examination was cone
Quoted before DIS. Pike and Robson.
Thomas child. the unfortunate mans
father testified against him. and with
tears In his eyes related the manner lu
which the son had been I'm the habit or
cuIrlnE HE father and rrylllng his
mother tln was udiudFpd insane and
committed. An older brother has been
an inmate OF the asylum Tor some
years.
Emc Jane whItmore aged 20. also of
FprinRvlllo, was examined for the usy-
lum. but could not be- committed MS a
regular Inmate. Special arrangements
viii have 10 be made, as she has been
an idiot from birth. ana is 70 most plu-
able object. The matter VIII be laid
before the county commissioners TO see
what can be done with her.
The board ~ examiners Tor the city
schools have made their report 10 the
board 0f education me- To those teachers
who successfully passed tho examine
tions. OF the % candidates, % were
successful.
Most an the towns ANA villages N the
county are preparing FOR grand Fourth
Of July celebrations.
The ScundlnavlanH ~ Provo have
their annual outing Saturday nj Noll-
sons park
Saltalr on the Goth Inst
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RrMoyAL on HEADQUARTERS,
Report aud Comment Ia Rotation Thereto
Causes Discussion.

Omaha, June 22-Thc Dec today
a part of the headquarters of the Pa
cihc Express company from Omaha TO
81 Louis, the report ~ revived that
the Union Pacific by the American Tx.
press company
Il il known that the American people
have been trying Tor some tlWo to se.
cure the Union Pacific. nut aa the lat
ter owns 20 per cent NJ the stock NJ
The Pacific Express company, the of-
fort 30 far has not proved successful
Now that the announcement has been
made that the Pacific Express company
viii move q portion of its headquarters,
the belief ~ gaining ground that the
EFFORT 20 bring about the change Is pos
Hlhly nearer realization than az any
time In the past,
The statement has boon that tho
present management Of the Union Pa
clio has boon using itH influence to
dlsplnce the Pacific company Another
phase ~ the matter rs that the rec
moval NJ tho Pacific cOmpAny'H head
quarters To ST. Louis ~ a blum 10 force
the American to buy out that company
II n reported that a year ugo or 20
such n deal was almost contaminated.
While tho stock OF the Pacific has been
paying dividends, they are said 10 be
unsatisfactory IN amount. ana II n said
the roads Interested IN the company
although some Of them are not ldent-
fed with the VnnderblltA. would be
more than glad 10 unload. To this end
the decision TO movu TO II, Louis, whore
the company can enter in,o compet-
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IVAN ~ Tnr rIGnTn.
The Record It WIN Make In Railroad mud.
Ing this Year,

New York. June ga New York
dispatch says that the Railroad Ga
zrttc today win give the preliminary
figures of new railroad building Tor
the nrHt six months OF 1893. They
show total Of l.lNii5 miles This IN
mn advance ~ some ninety miles over
the preliminary figures NJ last year. but
the Gazette says there u every reason
Ca believe that the new railroad build.
Ing iu actual progress a. much moro
extensive than it was "a year ago
Pennsylvania takes the lead Tor the
ak months with n total mileage OF 100
Then follow Mississippi. 10. Arknnsns.
Ni oklahoma, i6. louisiana, %. ohio.
en- Florida, CO., Utah, 58i and South
Carolina. io miles. only thirty-sovon
States and Territories OF the total mum.
her have any building nt an reported.
ana there are six States In which build
inE Is reported Tor lpss than ave miles
each.
The railroad which takes the lead IN
mileage completed ~ The Illinois Con.
trial, which. with It's new lines In Mis-
HHslpp ana other States has total
~ 90 miles. Then follow the ChOctaw,
Oklahoma a Gulf, 81; the Chicago. Rock
Island n Pacific, ~. the Buffalo.
Rochester a Pittsburg, IS. and the
Utah ana Pacific. 80 miles.
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Secretary W. L. il1ro of tho Utah A
Pacific leaves this evening Tor Aunc1H-
d1, Montana.
General Agent ~ IT, Neylr. ~ tho
Denver a Rio GrHulo loft tho pIty tn.
day Tor "a trip To the East
For Pearson day tomorrow tho salt
i'kkc y los Angeles viii run extra
trains from saltair but mo- change will
hc made In the outgoing schedule.
Assistant oouerai Passenger Agent
w. H. CARAT arrived iu tho city last
evening. Mt CARAT has headquarters
nc Omaha.
Contracting Agent ulHeiuw of tho
Michigan Central road. who has harn
stopping 90 the Kruirf0ri. irft for thr
East Via The RIO Guudr Western Toe
any Mr hlgrlow o. accompanied by
An increase IN wages. shorter hours
occasional vacations ana passes. The
above is the demand OF tha telegraph
operators m the southern Pacific
The Twcuty-nnh Infantry viii be
transported from Fort Logan 90 the
Golden Gate city hy tho Union Pacific.
ns that company has secured the c0u-
tract for the Job. The rates arc as
follows For officers. 2ea5O. enlisted
men. i23.2i, freight per 100 pounds 90
cents.
Mr. + Todlscoo, who has hcon IN tho
employ N the RIO Grande Western Tor
upwards of nine Year,, has severed his
connection with that company ana IN
Intending 20 launch out lu some private
business az Helper His n. q. w. au-
soglntns wish Mr. TDdlscoe abundant
success,
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WE THINK
OF YOUR FEET

ny day and by night Think Of them
more than you do yourself Figuring
all the time how we can make them
more comfortable. more attractive. We
cater to your wants. We buy and sell
the best that money can produce. you
pay for what you get and " not satls-
ned We mako u 20. Ask your nelghbor
" We are not the leaders IN Footwear
In the entire West. Take q look at our
window display you'll like IT,
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OGDEN.
Court aud Probate Matters naker-r Pack
ard Nuptiais-New. Notcs.

bh NhlNAaAA aNhAtas
Special Correspondence.
ogden. June 2s-The case of the Utah
loan and Trust company against the
ogden city Electric Street Halfway
r5npnny was proceeded with before
Judge Charles ~ Hart yesterday. but
the taking Of testimony was not I'm
ishcd when court adjourned Tor the day.
A complaint was nled In the clerk 3
office by Arthur Eugene Pratt. admin
iatfntor with the viii annexed of the
estate uf David q. Mcclure. deceased.
against Joseph Baxter ana Elizabeth
Ann Baxter. TO secure the payment NJ
q promlsa1ry note upon which there is
ALLEGED Co be due the sum of t2,2os. and
Tor u decree of foreclosure and sale VI
murtrnged property.
In the case NJ OF and Zcimcr W the
Union Pacific Railroad company. Judge
Rolnpp rendered Judgment yesterday
Tor the plnlntlna.
PROBATE MATTERS.
In re- estates " Edward A. Furchc
and David %. Mcclure. Inventories aud
unpfaiaomcnta were filed
tn the matter ~ the estate of Eliza
beth Williams, deceased. the petition
0f Thomas williams for letters VI adj
mlnirtrtion was Med.
In the matter NJ the estate " william
r. Greenwich, deceased. the petition of
Mary greouwcll. widow OF deceased. for
letters Of admin tutiDu WAS filed
Large beet sheds ARE being erected nt
the sugnr factory. under the supcrln-
tendency uf y. g.. flyTure.
John g.. Fraser ~ Denver, assistant
superintendent OF the pinkortun dctoc-
tive agency, on route from San Luis
Obispu, Cal, where he landed the de-
fnulting treasurer Of that county. whom
he caught at Lima. Peru. was IN ogden
Wednesday.
Eight carloads Of Nevada range
horses have been sent east during the
past two days
BAitER-PACKARD NUprtALs.
4 marriage license was Issued yes
teriay TO George W. Packard. %. and
Miss Delca Bnkor. N. both ~ ogden
About noon yesterday q young man
about u years ~ age walked into the
shsHffH office and asked 10 be- placed
In jail lie said he was sick and indi-
gent and wanted to be- taken caro- Of
The county physician was called ln
who FHld the young fellow was threat
encd with typhoid foyer. lie said be-
had come from Omaha ON tramp. was
an orphan and homeless ana fricndlesa.
Ills case win bp attended 60 by the
commissioners Saturday,
a great deal uf fruit from oregon Tor
the East ~ being shipped through this
city nowadays.
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CASTLE GATE.
restcfed with nreak-neam Tourists. Iio-
boa and burglars,

tpeflhl correspondence.
Castle Gate. Carbon CO.. June ga
large number or houses were broken
into last evening. presumably with
burgInriuuH Intent. Some uf the most
prominent officials ala not escape nH
u seem 20 be geucral3 In one instance.
the assistant foreman Of the mines. Mr
David Grow. and hlg ropming partner.
10 llowlcy, were disturbed from their
HlumhcrH. Crow was awake nrHt. and.
thinking that something WINS not alto.
geihct right called his partner. who DE-
re- small Hercules 90 get up ua hpld.upH
were around, The burglar derumped
from tho house when he found that tho
people were awake; nothing was taken
from any N the houses, Of any value.
This o. not the first rumor or owl
dcuco N thieves, ana "a vigilance com.
mittrc iH ON the look out Tor the hobo
The town has been pcstcrcd these last
iew days with such gang Of break
beam tourists ns 10 give the people ac.
tiouH apprehension.
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wish 10 say that feel under lasting
obligations Tor what Chamberlain
Cough Romedy haH done FOR our fam.
ily. We have used u in au many cases
Of coughs lung troubles and who1plnr
cough. and u has always given the
most perfect satisfaction. we feel great
~ Indebted Co the manufacturers OF
this remedy ana wish them 10 please
accept our hearty thanks -itesnertful.
~. Mrs. s poty pea Moinos. iowa.
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ton Tor the business Of Eastern roads.
~ said to have been decided upon with
the hope that. rather than have this
company enter the Eastern nolA the
other companies. or one ~ them. would
buy up the stock.
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DoWitts Little Early ltisors act as
a faultless pin should. cleansing ana
roviying the system instead " weaken
INK a. They are mild ana sure small
ana pleasant ca take, ana entirely free
Mccormick Bldg, Cor. Main H. First
South,
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JenSon'a church Chronology. a chron-
illogical history Of the Church from
1905 20 the close ~ 1898, Printed In
new type throughout In any rtyle
OF binding desired. Prices. sie5. ST 5O
and $500. The funds derived from IN,
sale Of tho book will be used for tho
erection ~ a now Lutter-day Saints
HlHtoriunH office IN this city For aaia
Ut THE DESEREr NEWS
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WlsT5ls;5l;H2.14L::,
hoNEr oAch- .alscf sly

now. Sometimes we viii have our mnii
matter ut half past 2 p.m. and some
times ut 9 or z pm. which makes 10
very lncuuvonlout Tor business men.
Hope to have change coon.
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tom Of disordorcd liver, az q Hprlnga
from hillary polsona retained loo the
blood. which destroy energy. cheerful
moss. strength, ylgur, happiness and
life HERBiNE vii restore the natural
functions " the liver. Price, % cts
y. &. NJ. I. Drug Department
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Aside from the SERIOUS Inconvenience
ma pain caused by piles. there h a
tendency 90 fstula ana ca cancer In the
rectal regions Piles should not be- Ill.
lowed in run on unchecked. TAULER's
BUCKEYE PILE OINTMENT o. an
infalliblO remedy Price, 90 cts. q bottle,
tubes 70 utH. a. G., ~. /. Drug Depart
mont
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COALVILLE.
Punished for Receiving Stolen Goods
Enterprise Of nennofer People.

Punished for Receiving stolen Goods
Enterpri-" Of nennofer People
Special Correspondence.
Coalvlllc. summit county. juno e.
John Baker and Georg' Elliot, residents
of this county were arraigned before
Justice smith today charged with rc-
coivlng stolen goods. Al the trial Coun-
~ Attorney Callls prosecuted with tho
result that Baker was fined So while
Elliot was mucted In the sum uf SO.
WEBER ON THE RAMPAGE,
The weber river IA ON rampage.
Many farms are inundated, the grade
OF the Union Pacific railroad has sur
fered considerably and work trains,
heavily laden with rock are IN cOn-
slant motion endeayorlng 10 divert the
swift current Of the river from the
rOhdhed.
ENTERPRisGNG HENNEFER.
The enterprise of the people OF Hen
nefer IL TO be commended Instead Of
deplnring the evils Of capital. tho ra-
paclty Of corporations and the bugaboo
~ expansion. they have devoted their
energies 10 providing work for them
selves. The result IL that the village N
IIennefer enjoys the distinction o. be-
ing the Richest settlement In summit
county while the pooplo OF other dis
tricts We're iighung the Bhecpmcn In
"a vain eudeuVor TO Keep them on the
ranges the sturdy farmers Of Honnefer
purchased sheep Tor themselves aud
used the surrounding ranges for their
own hockH.
The News" IA rapidly regainlng It's
old prestige ana Il has by far the larg-
est circulation u any paper In the
state.
PAY DAY AT THE MINES.
business In Coalville IL brisk today
because the coal mines ana the railroad
companies have distributed tho MONTH
ly checks to tho miners.
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FRANKLIN IDAHO.

~ - Conference nusinsss Hoom- Child
Drowned-Deaih Of Mrs. Parkinson.
Special Correspondence.
Franklin, oneida CO.. Idaho. Juno a.
Tho Sunday schools OF Oneida stake
held conference at clifton Sunday aud
Monday tho 18th and 18Th inst; an ox-
ccllcnt time was had. Visitors from
sat Lake city Elders Nutmu and
Mills, members OF the Sunday aehoal
board. Al the exercises passed on
crcdlnblN and the conference was "a
decided success, Representative from
10 schools out M 20. were present. Good
Instructions wrre given by the visiting
Elders ana also by the BupcrIntcndency
~ Tho NLLL.
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Miss neHsle Henderson and rboa
Phelps were married last evening by
Judge Ducrdon. 4 large number of
the friends Of tho young couple met 10
do them honor and to offor c0nEratuln-
tons.
Mrs. Ed Nlmber this morning gave
birth TO "a baby girl, all well.
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''e e ba, IRgs' R2E aie 1y y7 G,sS Dae

hl NNHlNiHHf NNNN AHNhf WY NAANs
NOTICE iahurghy given that ut o meeting
~ ihu Hoard ~ Directors NJ tho Highland
iItN Utah ON Che HHh day NJ May, isYl. an
assessment ~ uuUahulf cent Dor shHru was
IHNIri uuuu uIl tlr outstanding certificates "
capital Htsh ~ fhr corporation. payable lm-
mruntr|N tu the secretary NJ thp COMPANY
Ht hIs unieu Rooms ua aud 800 Mccormick
llIurh salt Lake city. Utah.
ANY sturh upon which this assessment may
rumHlu unpaid uu the isi day ~ July. tsl
Will hn drluuuuft aud advertised Tor sale 10
public auction. anil unless payment i made
before. will hH sold at tho unito ~ thu com.
pauy, un tho 18th day ~ July, isl1 AZ O'Clock
b. rls tn rsy she delinquent assessment to-
gDthrr Win thc cost u advertising aud ox-
NP WELLS. SECRETARY.
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Notice is hereby ElyUn that At meeting uf
lhu Hoard M Directors ~ the Ghlrnn Mine,
held ln saturday. thr ltth day NJ juno, tspl.
600 assessment ~ Tive hI cHnts Der share was
levied uulu thU capital stuck Of tho company,
payable tl lts SECRETARY 90 hls unicn, ad Pro-
grrts Block salt Lake tliy, Utah. ne unco,
and before ihr Aih day ~ July, isn. Any
siufA upon which tIls assessment may remain
unpaid nu the Nth day " July isW, will ho
delinquent nud udyvrilsrd Tor sale ut public
auction. aud unless payment u made before
will hH uld un thu 9utn uay ~ August, tsug to
pnY tNr Delinquent assessment together With
Custs NJ dycItlslnH aud expenses " anlu.
SANlAl !. PAUL. Secretary
go Pfusrtss Block, salt Lake city, Utah.
Dated salt Lake city, June iNth isll.
First publication. juno lpth 800.