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SAID HE WAS THE MESSIAH.
Ex-shoveImaker Made the Announce
nent and Attracted a Following.

Ex-Shovelmaker Made the announces
ment and Attracted "a Following.
John B. Branch, OF Watervllle, Me. thir-
ty-lye years old, who before he became a
minister was a shovel-handle maker. Great
ed a sensation In n Gospel tent a lew Gays
ago by noupc that he was the Mes
siah.
Many OF those who have heard MIR.
Branch are inclined to believe that what he
says is true, and he Is having many follow
ers In his new religion, which is not unlike
the Rev. Frank W. Sanford's Holy Ghost
and Us Society. Skeptical people IN wafer
VILE notified Mr.. Branch TO cave town or
be ridden on a rail,
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Gun In His wife,s Hands Killed Him.

READING, Penn. (Special). John Speck,
ageJ enty-two, came home from n gun
MI "trip near ropton. He handed his
h his gun. She took it aud just then
weapon was discharged, the wife says,
I'D Speck fell lead shot ia the heart.
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Gold Total nreaks Record.

The Treasury statement issued at Wash,
ington a few days ago. shows that the
amoun OF net gold on hand was san $50, =
DOL. This is the largest amount on hand In
the history of the department, the next
largest amount having been s246, 973. o2e
on December 81. 1898.
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WnKEsBShRE, Penn (Speaial). John
Pollock was shot aid killed, William
Thayer was seriously wounded and about
eight men hurt in n fight between the
strikers at the colllerles, In West P%ittston,
and n repair gang.
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The Wilder Guards, a crack military or,
ganIzation OF Knoxville, Tenn, every mem.
Der of which was a volunteer In t~heSpanish.
American war, has volunteered to go to the
Philippines, or wherever the PRECEDENT may
see fit to send it.
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Domestic,

Governor Powers OF Maine has issued
the special writ of election for the success
or Of Thomas B.. Reed as Representative of
the First Congressional District. The
election will be held the first Monday in
November.
For the eighth time the automatic gal
low at the s ate prison at Wethersiel1
Conn, has been utilized to enforce the full
penalty Of the law. The last ytatim, Fred
erick Max Brockhaus. was hanged for COM
pllcity In the murder OF Daniel n. s. Lam
bert, of Wilton.
Prince Cantacuzene. who is to wed Miss
Julia Dent Grant. arrived In New York City
on the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse, and
went Immediately to Newport where his
fancee Is sojourning with ner aunt, Mrs,
Potter Palmer, of Chicago.
Black Hawk, the most noted OF the chiefs
of the Wisconsin WinnebRgo Indians, died
at Brockway, Wis, aged ninety years. He
was always Il friend OF the whites, aud on
several occasions prevented the Winneba-
goes from taklng the warpnth against the
whites.
Miss Olea de Messlques was instantly
killed and her father seriously injured at
Park Ridge, N. j., when a railroad train
crashed into a %runabout in wbi h they
we're seated at an unprotected crossing.
John r. Mclean, Democratic candidate
for Governor OF OHIO, defined his position
In an Interview. He will make his eight
on State issues. but he announced that he
stands on the Chicago platform, aud that
he Is opposed to the Philippine war.
Two steamers arrived at Seattle, Wash,
from Alaska bringing about 500 miners,
fortunate and unfortunate. The Laurada
came from st. Michaels and the Humboldt
from %Skaguay. The total amonnt Of gold
dust they brought down is estimated at
half q million.
Ephraim Gordon, a graduate OF Dart
mouth College aud ut Sne time In business
In New York City, died at the Elliot Hos
pital in Manchester, N. H., after being con-
fined to his bod seven years from osslien-
tion. His bones all Joined together and
sven his jaws became stiffened so that he
could not take nourishment. His mind re-
maine clear to the last.
n. A. Crissey, OF J~ohnstown, Penn, was
killed at Punxsutawnay, while making n
balloon ascension for the Puuxsutawaey
Fair Association.
John NJ. ~Southwlck, seventy-fve years
old, of Claremont, n. H., who had been in
failing health for some time, committed
suicide by shooting himself. He climbed
up about forty feet among the branches OF
a tree, dashed himself to the trunk, and
out a bullet through his head.
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STARTLING LIST OF FATALITIES.
Seven Persons Drowned BY "a Boat Sink
ing in Halifax Harbor.

HALIFAX, N. s. (SpeciaD.-By an accident
to n sailboat which caused her to sink in
the eastern passage, near the mouth OF
Halifax Harpor, seven lives were lost, the
victims all belonging to this city. There
were eleven persons in the boat, four be-
ing saved.
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Mexican Dollars For China.

The steamer DorIc has sailed from sap
francisco for Hong Kong, carrying nearly
n million Mexican silver dollars consigned
to several Chinese business houses.
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PHILADELPHIA (SpeclaD.-Annie Nuen-
schwander, fourteen years oid, OF this city,
WAS killed n Ave other persons were in
iured ut a grade crossing accident in
Gloucester, N. j., q few miles below this
city,
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TSFIELD, Me. (Special).-Albert r. Cur
lis, John l. Curtis and Herbert Curtis. aged
sixty-two, thirty-four and twenty-five, re-
spec,ively, of Enneld, were killed by gas at
the bottom OF a we'll on the farm OF J. P.
Tracy, In the town.
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A circular which has been issued by the
War Department, Washington, offers n re
ward OF 80 aud travel pay not to exceed
$40 to any civil Oh Ger who will deliver &c
the mi itary authorities any deserter from
the United States Army.
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W~AsHINeToH, d. G. (SpeciaD. -Partieu-
lars regarding the disaster to the Army
transport Morgan City were received by
the War Department from Quartermaster
Castner, who was In charge OF the vessel.
General Otis, in response to queries from
the War Department, named the transport
Ohio to transport to Manila the soldiers
carried by the Morgan City. There were
on board 72i recruits from the Preside
Camp for regular regiments in the Philip
pines. Tho Morgan City was a chartered
transport, SO the owners OF the vessel and
not the Government will stand the loss.
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A lot of good newspaper space is
wasted by people saying that they
didn't say what the stenographic pot
hooks show that they said.
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THE MORGAN CRY WRECKED.
Transport Struck a Reef, But Was Backed
OF and Beached-AII Saved.

KoBE, Japan (By Cable).-The United
States transport Morgan City, carrying
troops aud supplies to Manila. was wrecked
on n reef $50 miles from Nagasaki. All
hands were saved.
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DIR. TALMAGES SERMON.
SUNDAYS DISCOURSE BY THE NOTED
DIVINE.
Subject: Music In Observation-Disclosures
Between Music as an Art and Music us
an Aid to Devotion-National Airs of
tho Kingdom of Heaven.

copyright, Louis Klopsch, 1891
WASHINGTON, D. CDR. Talmage, in this
sermon, discusses n most attractive depart
ment OF religious worshir--the service of
song. His idea will be received with in
terest by all who love to lift their voices in
praise IN the Lords house. The text is
Nehemiah VIII, 81, And they had two hun-
dred forty and five singing men and sing
ing women"
The best music has been rendered under
trouble. The first duet that / know any
thing of was given by Paul and Sllas when
they sang praises to God and the prisoners
heard them. The Scotch Covenanters,
bounded by the dogs of persecution, sang
the psalms of David with more spirit than
they have ever since been rendered. The
captiyes in the text had music left in them.
and | declare that II they could find amid
all their trials two hundred and forty and
five singing men and singing ONE then
in this day Of gospel sunlight and free from
all persecution there ought to be q great
multitude OF men and women willing to
sing the praises OF God. All our churches
need arousal on this subject. Those who
can sing must throw their souls into the
exercise, and those who cannot sing must
learn how, and it shall be heart to heart,
voice to voice, hymn to hymn. anthem to
anthem, and the music shall swell jabilant
with thanksgiving and tremulous with
pardon
Have ever noticed the construction
of the hi ian throat as indicative OF what
God means us to do with it2 In only an
ordinary throat and lungs there are four
teen direct muscles and thirty indirect
muscles that can produce a very great
variety of sounds. What does that mean2
1t means that you should singi Do you
suppose that God, who gives US such a
musical instrument as that, intends US to
keep 1t shut? suppose some great tyrant
should get possession Of the musical in
Of the world and should lock up
the organo OF Westminster abbey, and the
organ OF Lucerne, and the organ at Haar-
lem, and the organ ut Freiburg. and all the
other great musical instruments of the
world. You would call such a man as that
a monster, and yet you are more wicked II,
with the human voice, a musical fnstru-
nent Of more wonderful adaptation h a
all the musical instruments that nan ever
created, you shut 1t against the praise OF
God,
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PERSONAL.

II. Gllchrl-, OF omahs h stopping at
thu Cullen.
AZ. II. Davis Of Rayaylile. Is In town
iIy. Shields is In town. he came in
FROM Park city today.
Low Carter the lutte mining man,
y staying at the Cullen.
u. Dwight II down from Helena and
II a guest NJ the cullen.
/. y. parkinr, the commercial man.
" a Ku"Et AT the White House.
q. u. Kempsier. Insurance aduster
from Denver n AT the Kenyon.
Hon. Ferdinand Alder 81 Mnntl left
Salt Lake for Provo last evening.
II y. collett. the Vcfnal mining man.
came Into town yesterday evening.
n. y. Saffey. tho Castle Gate mer.
chant. II stopping at tho Walker Hous..
Jacob Virgins aud wife. tourists from
south Bend. are qunrted Vt the Kenyon.
"A. W. and !. H. Jones came In from
Mercur today and put up nj tho Whit,
I1ouse.
Mrs. Bench ana, daughter OF thu
town.
r. u. Slmons. proprietor Of the Com
binatlon Hotel, Dawson CRY, Ia stay
ing at the White House,
Dan cnmeron'a name II to be found
on the Kenyon register. lie came In
from New York this morning.
w. W. kskinc. hustling commercial
man from San Francisco. u a guest OF
Gus Holmes.
Ben Tlbboy, the well known mining
man. u stopping IN tho city. lilo has
Just returned from trip through Arr
Eonn
A. y. Voorhees,. who has large sheen
Interests In sanpcte county, came IN
from Manti last evening and registered
nj the Walker House.
George y. Train. Jr..of San Francisco
II In town. lie has displayed down al
the Knuteford trunk loads OF dazzling
neokwear ana habordashery,
MRS. u. Dixon. who halls from ths
metropolis OF the Anupodos- Melbourne,
II staying at the Knutsford. She il
procceding 10 London via n. Y.
Thomas J. Bolger OF Chicago, IL a
guest at the knutsford. lie IN making
a tour Of the West and win visit this
timber lands In Idaho. whore he owns
large tract OF country.
l.. Louis Frcund Of New York to-
gethcr with >. Baruch OF san Francis
co are busily' engngcd rounding up the
jewelers. IN this city with their sam.
ptes ~ ''kparklers." 81. ..Itl
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Noric

Notice O. hnfrlW given thai ihorc Will 10
= sWH.hi muilng ~ ilc .iurkhu.drrs ~ the
llc.crci salt Lake Africulilfai q Mnnn-
mrtutint tuunl Company. held ~ the cnm-
pAuys uNifr nom au Imnhtun huildluy,
Salt Lake city. Utah. un iho !ith DAY ~ Anvil.
~. n 9clmk D. n. Dor thr nufposo ~
N'ufnNluH thr AHlrlfaf Agreement hY stfik-
ing out Article o. which rad. A. foiinws,-
Assessment and proceedings thrrpin TO-
fcthrr Win sale NJ Delinquent stock shall 10
~ provided 10y lave"
Md inserting Doc llrn thereof. She f1liowinfi d.
rue truHtrrs uf HHId corporation. for tho
pnflnsf or paying otfFnsra. conducting tho
lnisintst. ~ paying tlo debts ~ the rurunrIi-
ZION. may lrtN ana collect uasfssfupnts Ne ihu
mnnhtt amt innn pnpvldrd By laws although
~. capital stock NJ said rpmnany las icrn
fully paid"
Aud ly adding Article L.. which siiali r,ad
"a fuliuHa. tu-eltf
That four ~ thc Trustees shalt be- nrce.-
AIRY tu inrin uuuufumi aud nnU herhY Hu-
thnfigfu fu transact the huslnUss aud exercise
~ cpiJnnis p1Wr- ~ Poe corporation"
lluird thla lsi dHy Uf Match iEo
~ order ~ iluaul ~ nlfrrtaF-
'ilAi,lh- u. WiLCkEN. President.
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been alone, n- he was nearly frozen
when found by the boys.
The county commissioners met In
regular session. Monday April 3rd. a
considerable amount of business was
dispensed with. Among other things
being the appointments OF a FISH and
game commissioner. and fruit tree IN
sp'ctor. she said offices having been de-
cared vacant. j. W. Christian Jr.
was appointed 10 fill the Office Of fish
aud game commissioner. and Adam
smith ns fruit tree Inspector County
surveyor Jno. y. Toiton was ordered.
IN connection with surveyor OF Iron
county to designate the boundary line
between Beaver and Iron counties.
People Of Mincfsvllie. Beaver county.
petiiioned to be Incorporated. Petition
was granted and an order made allow
ing them this privilege.
The V. NJ. N. I. a. have discontinued
their meetings for the season. They
now hold conformity with the young
ladies nm the evenings OF the second
and fourth SundayH of each month.
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rlORUAN.
Preparing for i,igh Waters - POISONING
squirrels Hcrnlr,ng County Road.


Special Correspondence.
Morgan city, Morran Co. April 10
Excellent weather h prevailing here NJ
present. Farmers arr very busy oultl-
waiting the soil and scattering the cereal
products with the expectation OF reap
ing n bountcOus harvest this coming
season. Judging from the amount
snow IN the mountains there will BE- an
abundance OF water for irrigation pur-
poses.
some time during Saturday night q
harness was stolen from Thos. y.
Wclchs stable.
Many Of our people have visited the
state capital during Conference.
II II feared by some that the bridge
across the Weber river M Morgan Will
not stand the pressure Of tho rushing
water which Is soon expected. Much
repairing II being done b. the farmers
along this stream 10 prevent the water
from cutting into their farms.
Saturday an operation was performed
by Dr. Osgcod on Thoa. r. WEIGH of
this city. For several months he has
been suffering from an enlargement
upon the thumb bone OF his left hand.
After administering anodyne an In
ciHion was made BY the doctor and the
intruder removed. several stitches
werc taken when dressing the wound.
Elders BENJAMIN Waliron and Sam
uri Florence have returned from n two
years mission 10 the stater. The young
men enjoyed the best ~ health while
away frum home and arr looking cS-
cellcnt on their return.
The Morgan Land co. n fencing their
range land situated on the west side Of
the valley.
The county clerk has already pur-
chased 500 worth Of strychninc and de-
livcrcd II 10 the farmers Tor the pur-
pose Of killing squirrels. The cofnmiH-
pioncrH md this not 80 expensive as
paying bounty. yet u i a better weapon
for the destruction NJ these little quad
rupcda.
To-day. Alfred ], 1icmming and wife
left Tor Idaho, where they VIII make
their home.
Elders Walter q. waidron and Hy-
rum Gibhy have left for thu missionary
field In the southern States.
IMPROVING COUNTY ROAD.
owing to the roughncsa ~ the county
road through North Round Valley, and
the danger of crossing tho railway
truck 10 often between Round Valley
and the mouth " the canyon. the citi-
xenH and taxpayers ~ Morgan county
arc DESTROYS that the commissioners ar
range for. and make the county road
along the south side 81 the railway
track. from Jos. williams store In
Morgan city. e. the point ~ the little
tunnel. ut the east end OF Round Vail
ley. and thew have the only railway
crossing between Morgan city and saii
said point at little tunnel
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HEBER.
Death Of Ha.mus Miilsr- csuaas boom
iCsasty uu-s.es-.

Special Correspondence.
Heller. waaatch county. April To-
on Saturday. the 9Th Inst. another vet
cfan ana pioneer was laid to rest In the
city OF the dead. nnsmuB Miller, "a ma.
tive ~ Denmark. who came to this
country aud sattled Ia ilobcr In Its
carly days.
The Canadian boom has struck our
berg. There arr quite a number VI
our young men up there now ana are
writing ilHuering reports back 10 their
parents ana comradcs Several faml-
Hes have moved up there already and
many more ARE talking OF going this
summer
The board Of county commissioners
met ON Wednesday last la regular SEES
sion. Treasures report was submit.
ted showing balance In treasury
sisd.ta after paving All salary. com
tlnEent ana school expenses. 10
date. The county being out
OF debt. there IN no interest 10 pay on
bonds. and ~ Is In prosperous condl-
ON SUNDAY. ut the tabernacle. the
lnrgo congtcEatlhn was addressed by
Elders Joseph Moulton. Joseph Ras-
band ana itoger Horrocks, The gath.
oring Of Israel was the principal theme
Of the speakers.
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LOGAN.


F'"'''& w Ts'F 'tt'tt'h w
Special Correspondence.
Logan. April io.--Mr. John stauffcr.
a well known Swiss resident OF this
city. passed TO his finai rest yesterday
after a prolonged illness. The deceased
was born In lBerne. Switzerland. 6.
yeras ago. and cmlgratcd 10 Utah In
1857. lie has resided In Logan the
grraier part OF the time since then. and
bore an excellent reputation. lie viii
be buted tomorrow. the funeral taking
place at the Firth ward meeting house.
In the district court today. In tho
case Of Thatcher Bros. Banking co. W.
samuel McMuriic. the defense was
granted am extension OF time until
April p. In which 10 file an answer to
the complaint. The regular term ~ the
court begins tomorrow.
CHARLES OLSEN IMPROVING.
Charles Olsen. the young man who
was 30 suddenly attacked by Appendix
citis ON Saturday. IN still alive. and re-
ported this afternoon as being consii-
erahly better. although he was given up
by physicians on Saturday. Ills case
rather puzzles the doctors. rs no medi-
cine Of any Kind has been given the
young man. the frcdncnt administering
~ the Elders being tho only thing thnt
has been done for him. Yet he II re-
ported Ms being much better today and
his people have the utmost faith In hla
ultimate recovery.
Two gentlemen named West ana Car
son have secured nm option for $1,000 on
the Boulder mining cialm. which " ait
uatcd In blacksmith Fork cnnvon.
TO MAINTAIN PURE WATER.
The city officials have taken up the
n alter OF the pollution ~ the waters OF
the city. and aro preparing To- vignr-
ously enforce the ordinance prohibiting
H. The water routes arr being SUR
vcycd out and all corralH. outhouaea.
etc. ordered taken on the banks u the
ntreamn
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Cast Aside All Other Remedies.

II you have Cold try It. n you
have the Grip try IT, II you have Ca
tarrh try IL. II you have Sore Throat
try II. II you have a cough try It. N
you have any throat or lung trouble try
IL.
All druggists sell them. or mailed 10
any address for ~. with everything
complete.
HOW MuNYoN CURES THE SICK.
HIS RHEUMATISM CURE cures scl.
aiica. lumhago and all rheumatic pains.
HIS DYSPEPSIA CURE cures all
stomach troubles. MS KIDNEY
CURE cures 30 per cent 81 ali Kidney
complaints, MS COLD CURE quickly
breaks up u cold ana prevents dlphiho-
ria ana pneumonia. MS HEADACHE
CURE cures every torm Ut headache In
from three 10 seven minutes. His other
remedies are equally efficarious.
Personal letters answered with free
medical advice for any disease. Guido
TO Health free. Munyon's ". A. n. 10,
1906 Arch street. Philadelphia.
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PROVO.
Coart order. Speculation as "a Who shall
be Appointed Judge.

w sFf'f'''""'
Special Correspondence
Provo. April 1.-THE following orders
have been made In the Fourth district
courts
william King was appointed admin
iftrator OF the estate OF Jane KING
deceased; under VI 900 bonds,
Estate OF Elisha II. Davis, deceased;
Martin II rufhman, John Worlton ana
John Roberts Jr. appointed appraisers
Estate Of Del Stewart, deceased,
hearing Of final account set for May
LIST.
WHO WILL DE APPoINTEDe
A petition TO Governor Wells asking
that Judge u. 4. wilson be appointed
20 MI the vacancy caused by Judge
paaonberry's resignation. II being cir
culnted for Elgnaturcs, Judge Wilson
was selected on the Democratic ticket
In 1898. but was taken sick with a
prolonged illness which caused him to
resign and Judge Hatch appointed To
succeed him. Judge Wilson II now Nv
j. II. Booth will be appointed Judge
and ID. ID. iioutz district attorney
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Marriage licenses have been Issued
"a David W. Davis. 20. and Nancy A.
ThumnH. "a both Of Spanish Fork ID
&. Harris, 30. aud Ellen Anderson, 30
both of Silver city.
A BROKEN LEG.
a. u. Lawrence, In charge OF the Rio
Grnnde Western bridge builders Mt
work On the Provo canyon branch. had
a horse on which he was riding fall
with him yesterday afternoon north Of
the city. Mr.. Lawrencc'a right leg
was broken above the ankle. DIR. AL
lon reduced the fracture and Mr.. Law
renee u Of the Hotel Roberts and rest
inG comfortably.
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Ana IN accordance with law. nnd an
order Of the Board of Directors made
on the 18TH day OF February, 1889 80
many shurns Of each parcel Of said
stock, as may be- necessary, viii be sold
AT the office OF said Company, at "a
North Main St, SAT- Lake city, Utah,
ON the 18th duy OF April, at ~ noon, to
pay tho delinquent assessment, 10.
gether with ihe cost of advertising aud
expense OF sale,
by order OF the Board ~ Directors.
JOHN WELLS,
Dated March 2lst, 1899,
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PUBLIC EXHIBITIONS

WIN be Continued In the following drug
stores
SMITHS DRUG co. y. u. corner
Mnln ana second south.
SMITH a SWIFT, its South Main
Street.
= }. NIL CO.. 80 West second
South.
y. g, sCHltAAiM. Mccormick build
inr. corner Main aud First south.
4, a. SLOAN, PAIlI.OR DRUG
sTohE. corner Second South anu
WALLACE bros. ios w. south
Temple Street.
TINE NELDEN-JuDRoN DRUG
COMPANY. Sole Wholesale Dlstribu-
tors for Utah
Polite attendants VIII be on duty ali
answer questions aud demon
Htrate Its value. Everybody invited
Ia give this inhaler free trial No
trouble 10 show. You are welcome 10
treatment whether you purchase or
not.
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Assrs,Mrsr sorIcr.

Assessment No. t3)-Triumph Console
dated Mining Company. principal
place OF huain"ar. room .0i Mccormick
Block. Salt Lake city. Utah.
Notice h hereby given that az n meet
Ing ~ the Directors OF said Company.
held on the sith day of March. 1879 an
assessment OF one ~ cent per share
was levied on the capital stock OF said
corporation. payable at once To 4. 4.
Pearson, Secretary or said corporation,
ut Room 20i Mccormick Block. Ralt
Lake city. Utah. Any stock upon which
this assessment remains unpaid ON tho
22nd day OF April. 1879. will DO delln.
qurnt and advertised for sale at public
auction. and unless payment II made
before. will be sold ON Wednesday tho
10Th day Of May. 1899. at " O'Clock
noon of said day at room. col Meteor
nick Block salt Lake city. Utah. 10 pay
the delinquent assessment. together
with the costs u advertising and cx-
penHoH OF sale.
ST PEARSON,
Secretary ~ the Triumph consoll-
dated Mining Company. salt Lake city,
Utah. Dated this 2sth day of March.
1889,