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The TREATMENT OF transformations only by
q woman who best understands a woman s
ills. especially one who has been there her
self. Nine. Guillaume of Paris, France, does
safely recommend to all ladies suffering
from. suppressed transformations her French
Regulating Pills. no matter how obstinate
o. long standing, or under any conditions.
fully used for over "A years. never failing
to relieve in single case. and that without
pain OF interfering with duties. This fact
alone guarantees their effectiveness. Other
regulators fail. as they are not compounded
to stand the warm Southern climate, losing
their strength Immediately. Therefore. |
have established and mail pills compounded
teeing them being strong and powerfully.
from ny Southern laboratory. Address all
mail to P o. Box III, Galveston. Texas:
Pills sent sealed for the nominal price OF
81 Correspondence confidential. Nine. Gull
laume guarantees their effectiveness or
money refunded Gig
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MUNYON'S GUARANTEE,
Osronx Assertions as to Just wh.s
tho Remedies Will Do.

M'inyon guarantees
mat bis Rhc,matisr,
Cure will cure nearly
al cases Of rheuma.
tism In a few hours.
that his Dyspepsia Care
Will cure indigestion and
All stomach troubles:
that his Kidney Cure
VIII cure 90 per cent
OF all cases Of kidnpy
irouble: that his Ce.
tarrh Cure will cure
cetarrh no matter how
long standing; that His
Headache Cure will cure
any kind Of headache In
a few minutes; that
his Cold Cure viii
Qtffrllv hr.af, -
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q FROM BRENNAN
.r,xG TO MILITARY
70 NEW YORK.
..,,y Appointed to De-
..ckey-An Examine
school Teachers.

II. August 2a.--The signal
- ,s.' commanded by I'leuten-
- was Inspected by Cap
~ Al the armory on Tues
ne inspection was for the
.,,,,lulug the condition of the
.,ms received from the ad-
IA was very satisfactory
sa, oiheer. p, /,
\. which Lieutenant Rogers
~ :, ANS had forwarded TO the
-, IL DALLAS regarding the
4 ten military companies
X york for the Dewey cele-
) GLOWING reply has been re-
: Rogers, Adjutant Signal
y ;yolunteer Guard, BRENNAN,
,a,,. August ii, 1899. Dear llT
ls Y. hing that is new in regard
y. y vsw York is that we have
!, enough companies and all
n ! ~ dgurlng on the trip. They
law as possible. l went
"a see the steamship COM
1. Y NY are all figuring on the
!, mi NAY be able to go that way;
,cur letter at han'. and if
!, interest comes up will wtite
= giving full particulars. We
/ 4 company here. bat the Wax
-rny is in need Of some more
1. ESoIas to hear from yon cgain,
q rlspscifully r,,n,,,,,
\ III Company Clerk Irrelevant
~, 81 will run a popular excur-
c,,rsstcn on Sunday, September
~ Viii be 81 for the round trip.
4 tie machinery FOR the round
1 NJ, arrived today.
4 I Hardy Of Gay Hill was in the
ss.,i,y with a long face end a
n h short crops. He says the
N, Bis way is fully bali gath
lic,, Al aged negro, died Tuesday
N Hlll neighhorhood. Before the
Vi: 1 slave and the property of
hire estate.
4 B. Kerr, State senator from
,,ruty, was In the city Tuesday
II hours, and left on the night
/ Caldwell. He is expecting to
Z. time during the winter az Aus
..sss q special session OF tbs Twen-
Senator Kerr is oae Of the
zen Of Southwest Texas. His
sings il Fayette county ale well
i Ill residents OF this part o. the
nd Of city examiners, consisting
l. B. Henderson and NJ. y. Ale
I'll conduct examinations for city
/. the central school building on
7 End 70, between the ho::s ii
!, and 5 p. m, A fee OF 81 will
d each Applicant,
spring term Of District court
Campbell & Pennington were ap- |
" Judge Sinks TO conduc. Fred |
3 defense. This firm is now dis
By reason Of Mr.. Pennington hav-
ippointed county attorney, and
ks has appointed Hon. W, w. |
.! Attorney j. NJ. Mathis to Get |
stead. Schackey is charged ly
y Indictment with tia murde.
Kraemer at this place last rec
Tie best kept premises in Bren-
home Of Judge and Mrs. Beau
Jan on Vulcan street. The spa
. and many pretty shrubs and
'l1es and spreading oak trees
s,refully looked after, and the
eaysloped with a haze OF com
moonlight and good cheer on
'Venlng when being utilized by
! Guild Of the Episcopal church
siensing of refreshments.
district court John Emmerson
sui against the Houston and
ail Railroad company for actual
my damages in the sum of $4,000
leeled from one of the trains of
lal company while a passenger
u TO this place on the night of
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NO AID TAKEN FOR LESS THAN Is CENTS
e1- These rates are ic. uniform Ads (no dsp,ay).
Display Ads 60 at regular space rates. but black tyre
not allowed in Want Ads"
AS-THH Posr is friend Of the unemployed and
inserts Situation Wanted" Ads Of as words (oriess)
three times free of charge.
Letters directed to initials only are not delivered
through the postoice, butyou have your answers
addressed to a number. in care of THE posr. ana
forwarded to you.
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INTERNATIONAL STOCK FOOD now on
snle Mt Kesling's Drug Store. 502 Main St
corner Prairie Ave 1924
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PERSONAL.


LIST OF ANSWERS
To advertisements in office of The Post
for the week ending Saturday, August u.
.saAs. B; 90 6ll5 t2l; 1852 {2); 672S 90; Con;
Ellis 40; Z. G. {6) 6705; 66S5 t5); 670J (6)
e734, 66si; $3.50 (3); 66SS; sos; 660s; 67Os;
66S2 (Sl 6ss2; 6lS2; F, w. S. D. Q2);
66s7 (3); 6SS7; 2i62; 66GS. 676s "a; Manufac.
turer; NJ. Y. B. 49, 675S t3); 66SS; 676i; 67l4;
$40 ~; 1915; $40 (3l; 2i5; 67s5; 616J; li5
674S: R. c.; r. II. c.; 67l7; 1886 80; SOIL;
W. NJ; Work; Mrs. Bette Waggener 671j;
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aorr, AZ ,o,A .,s ,VuIVkIy brenk up n9y
remedies AT nil druggists, % snts vial "
II you need medical advice write prof Nnpvor
A'o' Arch st. Phila. 1t is absolutely free
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SECRET SOCIETIES.
CALLED meeting Holland Lodge

CALLED meeting Holland Lodge
IN No. l, A. f. and A. NJ, tonight at
~ W s o'clock for work In E. A. De-
NV gree. Members OF Gray Lodge and
soiourning brethren fraterna " in
vited to be present. w. 7. Palfrey. w. M
W. n. Kidd Secretary.
ATTENTION. x. of H.-No. SCI meets to-
night; important business; visiting members
invited VIM. T. Camp. " T. 2i
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$3.50, 600 TO LOAN on Houston sbuslness prop
crty In amounts TO suit, one TO ten years
OF lowest rates OF interest; can also supply
parties wanting TO build or buy homes IN
any part OF the city with loans on the in
stallment plan: thcee loans can be paid in
full or any part OF them AT any time: no
ON the same day application is made II title
is satisfactory. can supply parties wanting
10 buy lots or build with special bargains in
choice blocks. quarter blocks. lots or resi-
dences In all parts OF the city or additions
on easy terms or for cash. Apply at once to
N. L. Mills 205 Main street. y-l7
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

TO ExCHANoE--saw mill capacity 1900 70
1900 engine and boiler 50 horse power, ana
100 10 1000 acres timber land; also houses ~
Kansas City, Mo-; want newspaper plant
son. China. Jefferson county. Texas. =
VERY DESIRABLE little home In Fifth ward,
worth s125O and mortgaged for 5000 payable
on easy monthly payments; owner VIII cA-
change equity fur good vacant lots. wilson
a. Hannah. 20s Khan building. 70
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MONEY TO LOAN on TO 10-year time on city
real estate security; loan can be Cancelled.
al or any part. at Sny time. Fidelity Saw
Tags Association. Wilson building. corner
N..n and Congress. SO
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FINANCIAL.

WISH to borrow $3.50 ON paid up life insur-
ance policy; Will pay 10 por cent; can give
additional security Address Borrower. post
Office box 27. 30
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MONEY LOANED. $40 up: chattel or real
estate security. chns. r. Munger. 3lo
Kiam's, 9-I
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FOR sALE-A neat cottage on Gray avenue.
Fourth ward. Apply to A. j. Burke, corner
Drew and Milan. II
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q S y ct ria 0, rheumatism r.,
sl D. = amends Prsscrip.
= o Schmidt. Houston.
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FOR SALE.

. secondhand typewriters for sale.
! Remington. SIS
hemingtons. SIS to SiU
10 Smith Prenliers SIS 10 $50
Hammond. $40.
8 Caligraphs at $50
j. D. fastoriza pts. & 1.-the Co.. Houston.
TWENIY-FooT steamboat. NJ. carmickei.
-..oe "s'o"n.------- s-2
FOX SALE-Sxs press and outfit: Al condi-
~. write Treymond Babcock, Dayton,
sAas. Is
sA AZ. FIXTURES for sale at a bargain; one
har srs pui gar PROOF safe and full set OF
Texas. ~ oNN' DoA i-S' huns q.
49, zi
EAhCuToRS SALE---Io close up the estate
~, tne late Frank Sterne, deceased, ouer
40, ,Sl SAFE the following property, situated In
,bsae ty OF houston. Texas, to-wit: That
Sasee ~ story brick building, situated at
Nos. 10 and III Main street, being on a lot
u ground 5oxl0o, containing the Western
s 1nion telegraph company's office and the
stoIe formerly occupied as wholesale
liquor store by the late Frank Sterne. Also
we three-story brick building situated al
NOS. lUVg and l0ll Franklin avenue. at pres.
ens occupied by tue American Express COM
pany, sald building being on 50x15 foot lot
Also the following property in the Fifth
WARD namely, seven-r desirable cot.
iiage, situated on the corner OF Elysian and
Liberty streets lclose to the Elysian street
pubic school. with two lots OF ground
Likewise, sixteen tld) acres OF land known
US the j, y. Dewberry tract about two (2)
miles northwesterly from the court house
VIII receive oifers for the above described
property in parcels; terms subject TO the
orders and approval OF the honorable Judge
OF the county court OF Harris county. Texas.
e. Raphael,
Executor Estate OF Frank sterne, Deceased,
at ohice of Raphael Bros. Houston, Tex.
Houston. Texas April 90. 1893.
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1 WISH to inform my friends that am now
with Grafton NAPLES druggist, where VIII
be pleased to have them CAL at all times
Chas L. Bennett. Phi. g. ~
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERs-would
would like to have estimates made on cost
OF two-story dwelling. Please send your ad-
dress to No. 6S51. this office. ~
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS lots for sale at lowest
prices on inssallment plan. othce 22o Main
street. John A. Milroy. AGENT
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v ant Columns,

RATES Cash with ADJ
Per word one insertion. .... te
Per word, four cor secutive Insertions. &c
Per word, seven consecutive Insertions 40
Per word, each consecutive insertion, ten
umes or more. .... L,c
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NoTICE-Look out for a boy about 10
years old. with light curly hair and scar
on head. bright complexoned ,lcoloredl;
name Lafayette Williams: small rsWaTu
son Williams. 1856 West street, Vicksburgg;
Miss. q
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AVOID Main street prices on drugs. Try
NAPLES 9l1 Congress street, prices; only tn ae
best drugs and skill. o.
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SEEDS for fall planting: just received new
crop turnip seed, winter barley. turf oats.
beardless wheat Fultz's Imp. wheat. Mica
ragua wheat. new rye, new crop alfalfa,
onion sets. Bermuda onion sets. fall garden
seed OF every description. Holloway Seed,
Grain and Com. Co., Dallas. Texas. II
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MORE advertising distributors: also coffee
salemon; SALARY. Triumph Information Co,
Dallas Texas. "a
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WANTEp--A flrst-clnss pastry and short or
Texas ~
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MEN to learn barber trade: eight weeks com
plctes. special Inducements TO applicants
from distance. Write today. Moler Bar
Der COLLEGE. 81. louis, Mo. 25
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LADIES use Or. Lees Preventive for de-
layed monthly periods; longest and most
obstinate cases relieved in two days wlthou,
pain: safe sure and effective under any anu 10
hiring desired results; one box always SUI
fcient; price 500. For particulars al
G G Ice i's' 80 o..
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FOR SALE-one engine, so horse power; also
shafting and pulleys. f. L. Dennis. Hoas-
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WANTED-The address of party. that adyer-
tised some time last year, in Houston POS
for Mary Edmendson and Alpha Edmena-
son. as Mary E has been found. Aad es ~
d. H. Britton. Lehman. La o--y
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REGISTERED DRUG CLERK wanted; must
| be single: state age, salary gnG experience
50lT this office. a
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WANTED--Party to omen Office for us In
Houston; good position for somo one; en-
close &c for reply. Fowler. stephens & Co..
9A2 Alnln sfreot Nallns Texas. a5
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WANTED TO BUY

SAVE MONEY--Reiabie detective service
rendered in civil and criminal cases; reason
Mccapes Detective Agency. HOUSTON, Tex.
u
6. o. COTTON a BRO, Fire Insurance
Agents and Adiusiers. 10 MNin street Il
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!, - will run a popular excur-
.slrsstcn on Sunday, September
~ Viii be 81 for the round trip.
( \ Il, machinery FOR the round
IN, arrived today,
Z Hardy Of Gay Hill was in the
et,,3,y with a long .ace end a
Y. Il short crops. He says the
n, his way is fully bali gath
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nIah N VkEs for sale at bargain; one
T "a, fixtures Write at once Box l2s. Edna.
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hall, from the various departments
They were talking over their troubles in
a half-seared way. / and my fellow
committeeman circulated among them
and cheered them as well as we could.
A conductor asked me what time the
meeting would begin. 1 replied as soon
as We could find d chairman to call US
to order.
" That's so, said he. Here comes
Jim Bailey. Jim, call us to order, will
No, 1 won't; call yerself to. order
. Why, what We scared Off
/ amt scared O. nothin'; but faint
my meetin'. What 1 got to do with
calm it to order?'
Seeing the necessity of some one
making a move before they got tired
and strolled off again, 1 stepped to
the table, raped with my nuckles and
told them to be seated and remove
their hats. When the shutting of feet
stopped, | made them a little speech.
l told them the purpose of the meeting
was TO enable US to discuss our griev-
ances and take steps to have them re-
dressed. You all know said l, that
before Mr.. Harnden succeeded Mr..
Saunders as general manager the w. &
t. was as good a road to work on as
there was in the country. 1t did good
business-it couldn't help it. 1t taps the
richest section of country in four states
and is the shortest route to tidewater
by twenty-five miles. But as soon as
he took hold he commenced a system of
penny-wise ound-foolish economies
that have ruined it.
He gave us fuel that was % per
cent slate and the remainder dirt. The
oil we get is about as fit for lubricat-
ing purposes as so much tar. When we
failed to make time, for want of steam,
or on account of hot boxes, he dis
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-09-11
THE SCHOOLS WILL OPEN
TEACHER FAMINE RELIEVED
FOR A TIME.
Board Members Busy Yesterday
Ames Principal of Central and
Mckay of Pingree.

The board of education has pulled out
OF an awkward situation with colors
flying and, barring unlocked for hap
penings there will be teacher for each
school room when the schools open this
morning. This contamination seemed
hardly possible Saturday night when
the resignation of Principal Wallace of
the Central, together with that of Mr.
Fairbanks and Miss Josie Chambers,
left the teaching corps three teachers
short and the enforced absence of Miss
Fitzgerald, detained by the death of
her mother, left the Pingree as we'll as
the Central without a principal
The board met Saturday night, re-
ceived the designations and spent a
very little time in discussing the I'M
certainties of things in general Then
they adjourned to reassemble after the
Sunday schools had adjourned. OF
course there was no board meeting on
Sunday but things were talked over
and this morning r. N. Ames CT North
Ogden will take the place of principal
of the Central at a. salary of $50 per
month. Mr. Mckay of Huntsville. who
was on the point of accepting a position
in Salt Lake changed his mind and goes
to the Pingree as principal Two ex-
perienced teachers from Kentucky will
be on hand to take other positions 1t
is expected that all these teachers will
receive appointment at meeting to be
held this evening.
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Next morning Dave came along as
was getting up steam, and asked:
well young fellow, how did You make
out g''
Fine
Have a good time?"
Yes. indeed; the best L ever had in
my life"
Glad of it, Now's the tfme-while
you're young. BY and by, when you
have a family to SUPPORT. and have to
be forever on the lookout for q. job, or,
If you've got one, on the lookout to
keep it. you won't have much fun.
tell you.
That evening Ed Dennison and his
cousin, Ben Allen, who was visiting him
from Greytown, called for me to go
down TO the ''roundhouse" and have a
talk with Dave. We picked up Joe
Everton and Tommy Woodford on the
way
Ed Introduced his cousin, to whom
Dave spoke pleasantly You don't
seem TO admire my mill, young man?''
Why, no; You see was a little dis
appointed. Ed has been telling me all
the afternoon about the wonderful en-
CINE down here, and I've been used TO
regular locomotives, big, handsome en-
gines."
1t was true that Dawes old engine
did not make a very creditable appear
ance. She had been a first class ma
chine in her day, but that was a long
time ago.
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The Tabernacle Fair.

The tabernacle and its surroundings
have taken on a gala appearance. Flags
are afutter from every pinnacle and a
number OF. cosy alcoves and booths have
been erected. Many of the exhibits are
in place and the fair will open today
with most suspicious circumstances.
Eastern concerns who deal with Ogden
merchants have been willing, even
anxious, to donate articles from their
stock to the fair and large variety
of goods are thus in possession of the
fair committee. 1t goes without saying
that these wares are of the best and
any one getting them will be fortunate.
The goods include all varieties of goods
sold in Discriminating costly farm
machinery, buggies and the like. Be-
sides these there are numerous gifts by
Ogden merchants and bits of fancy
work of all varieties made by Weber
stake ladies.
The fair will be open this morning
and will continue for this and next
week.
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Assessment Notice.

SUNBEAM CONSOLIDATED MINING
Company. and principal place
Of business Salt Lake City, Utah. Notice
IS hereby given en,t that at meeting of the
directors OF TINS Coz. pSaay neld on the
of 10 cents per share (being assessment
No. 24, was levied on the capital stock of
the corporation payable. one-haIf on or
before Thursday. the 5th day of October
1899. and one-half on or before THURSDAY
the End day of November, 1899. to p. f.
Carpenter, secretary of said company. at
the office of said company, No 4l9 Dooly
block Salt Lake City, Utah, and that ariy
stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on Friday the Srd day of
November. 1899, will be delinquent and
advertised for sale at public auction. and
unless payment is made before viii be
sold on Tuesday, the 2lst day of Novem-
Der 1899, at Il o'clock noon of said dav
at the office of said company. No. 4IS
Dolly block, Salt Lake City, Utah to nav
such delinquent assessment together with
cost of advertising and expense of sale,
F.. l.. CARPENTER. Secretary.
Room 419 Dooly Block, Salt Lake Citv
Utah. Office hours, to D. m.
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NEW DRUG FIRM FOR OGDEN
A GENERAL REIMBURSEMENT
AMONGST PHARMACISTS.
Bernard Knoth to Start In Business
at the Broom Corner-Litigation
Over Lease Has Been Settled.

A general reimbursement is on the
tapis in matters pertaining to the drug
business in Ogden. Several important
changes are booked for the near future.
To begin with Bernard G.. Knoth who
has for several years been with c. l..
PEBBLES is to take the old s. p Ash
stock and location at the corner Of
Washington avenue and Twenty fifth
street, The place is now being con-
Quoted by the administrator of the Ash
estate, but it is understood that a deal
has been practically closed whereby Mr..
Knoth will soon take possession of the
business.
The litigation between Mrs. Brown,
owner of the building at the corner and
the receiver of the Ash estate, has been
practically settled and Mr.. Knoth gets
a three year lease on the place. Taylor
H. Walton, young pharmacist from
Colorado, will arrive with his wife
Tuesday morning and will enter the
employ of Mr.. Knoth.
Reuben Farr now with Jesse J. Driver
may take the place with Mr.. PEBBLES
now held by Mr.. Knoth. Mr.. Fleisch-
man, clerk for S. w. Badson, has left
the employ of that gentleman and other
changes in trade will likely be an
nounced in few days.
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Assessment Notice No. 6.

THE TETRO MINING COMPANY OF
Tintic, location of principal place OF
business, Salt Lake City. state of Utah:
ing district, Juab county, state of Utah
Notice is hereby given that at meeting
of the board of directors of said company
held on the 18th day of August. 1899 as.
sessment Nc. 9 of one % cent per share
was levied on the. capital stock of the
corporation, payable Immediately to the
Mccormick block, Salt Lake City. state
OF Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on Saturday, Septen-
Der 10th, 1859, will be delinquent and
advertised for sale at public auction, and
unless payment is made before. will be
sold on Saturday, the 9TH day OF October
1899, TO pay the delinquent assessment
together with the costs of advertising and
expense of sale.
By order of the board of directors.
ERNEST WILLIAMS, Secretary.
Salt Lake City. Utah July II. 1892