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INTEREST allored after July ~
1888. on fixed deposits: rnonths 3 -
cent; months 5iz per eest: II moo6AD
Per cent
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to Rent.

We have several Kodaks to rent;
also plate cameras which we will let
for the parade occasion ror a very
reasonable price.
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fHBYOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK

HEAD OFFICE: YOKOHAMA
BRANCHES AND AGENCIES:
Kobe. Lonco1. Lyoak. New YorG
san Francisco. Shanghai. Dom
bay. Hong koax. Tokyo.
INTEREST ALLOWED:
On Fixed Deposit for - months & = @
?. -
On FIXED Deposi; for months ~ p O
?. ~
On fixed Deposit for ; unoashs 3 .. O
p -
INTEREST ALLOWED ny THD
HEAD OFFICE At YOKOHAMA
on Current Deposit q Per cent .. O.
On Fixed Deposit for g rsoash. 6 .. @
The Bank buys and receives Tor ess-
lection Bills 90 Exchange. taoDO
Drafts and Letters OF Credit on a.
above Branches and Arenoles 81
t-anSscts . Eeaersi banking bsssnsss
Agency Yokohama Specie Bank:
New Republic Bldg. Hoaoiuiu. n l.
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BISHOP eco.
SAVINGS BANK

On October ist. 1855. and conssuuna,
until further notice. Savings DsDau0
wiz be received and interest aiiDUu0
BY this Bank AZ four and one-half -
cent Per annum- The terms. ruiaD -
regulations OF the Hawaiian RuaHng
Savings Bank will be adop;ed a -
as u IL practicable TO apply then. -
the Cash Reserve Of Sc. 600 az reQuasD6
under the Postal Act will 10 49,
tained-
Printed copies Of the Rules and L.
ulst!ons may be obtained on aDpanop
ton.
BISHOP g. CO.
Honolulu. sersembcr :. isas suRa
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DRAW EXCHANGE on
SAN FRANCISCo-The Nevada -
tional Bank OF san Francisco.
JONDoN-Thc Union Bank of L.
don. CLtd-l
NEW YoRk-Amcrlcan Exchanso -
tional Bank
CHICACO-Mcrchant National -
PARfS-Credit Lyonnais-
northumberland Bank
HONGkONG AND YOKOHAMA
HonEkong and Shanghai RaaAan0
Corporation
NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA
Bank OF New Zealand.
VICTORIA AND vANCOUvER-DA0
OF British North America
ITulS1c 0 Genera Bulklng SEIcauR 1
Deposits Received Loans ~ -
Approved Security. Commercial -
Travellers Credits Issued Bllls .
Exchange Bought and Sold
COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY A0-
COUNTED FOR
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Alfred Benjamin e Co.'S clothes cost
about half the price of made to order
clothes and have every desirable at
tribute of the very best made to meas
ure garments, besides embodying many
unmatchable features strictly their
own. That is why we say investigate
the merits of the clothes bearing this
label before going to tailor. You risk
nothing and stand to win lot.
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THE
LIE Munyon
PHOTO SUPPLY co.
426 Fort Street.
There are None So Blind as
Those Who Will Not See."

There are some people who cannot be
convinced that white is white and
black is black, because they are deter
mined to have their own way about it.
Very good. Such people go through
life missing the great truths and the
greatest happiness as we'll as comfort.
There are others again who are con-
vinceable. 1t is to the men of this class
that we like to talk about the merits
of our clothing.
They are better than nine-tenths of
the made-to-meaSure clothes turned
out in this city and the equal of the
other tenth.
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CLAUS sPREcKEI-s. WI. @. rRWN
CLAUS SPRECKELS 4 CO.,
Bankers,

HONOLULU II. L.
SAN FRANCISCO AGENrs-THD
NEVADA NATIONAL BANK %
SAN FRANCISCO.
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JUST ARRIVED

NeS Importation %
SILK GOODS. in the piece. SILK
HASDkERCHIEFS. SILK SHAwLs.
DECORATED FLOWER POTS. NEW
PORCELAIN CUPS AND sAUCERs
TEA AND DINNER SETS. CARVED
IVORY. RATTAN CHAIRS. CARVED
SASDALwOoD BOXES.
THESE GOODS ARE THE HANDsoM-
EST N ALL HONOLULU.
WING WO CHAN & CO.
2i0-ei2 Nuganu Street
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ESTABLISHED IN 1851.
BISHOP g. co.
Bankers
TRANSACT a GENERAL. BANKrnn
AND EXCHANGE BusrNEaa-

Commercial and Travellers l<essaep q
credit Issued. available IN al -
Principal Cities OF The World.
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their many friends IN Carpenter hall,
Hond's band will furnish tho music.
May pleasure and long lite attend the
happy pair Is the wish u their many
friends,
The long talked OF stake reunion IL
now u thing Of the past. ana though II
was not such an unqualified success as
could have been wished. stiii II ~ a
fotcrunnct Of good things yet 10 come
when experience has taught u how
u make such an AFFAIR run smoothly.
The day opened fair and BRIGHT the
sleighlng excellent. ana long before The
appointed hour guests iron, e. iistnnce
began to arrive. All foun1 hoHpiinhle
doors open to receive them and = make
them comfortable AZ y. ~. between
three and four hundred people nsacin.
blcd Mt Carpenters hail. summoned
thither by the lively straits rf the
Wnnship brass band. President clun.
with n number OF leading men ~ the
stake. occupied the stand nri ~ mas
ter ~ ceremonies h. conducted with
marked success the meeting. After mu-
sic hy the band. prayer was offered by
Willct =. Harder. Ward y. Pack well
coined all to the fratcruai gathering
and In a pleasant energetic manner
made all feel that time Of rejoicing
was nt hand. owing to some mistndor-
standing. the original program was not
fully carried out but witty speeches
were made. songs were sung. rccitationa
were given. the band played several
lively airs md two hours were pleas
antly passed. After the program was
conducted dinner was served IN the nd
Joining room. whcro u crcdiinbln feast
was spread. At y. M thf hail was
again nlicd to overlooking. iipnd =
band Of Park city discourHc1 sweet
music. and with James WnvHd on noor
manager and w N. Branch na prompt
er there could he 20 failure. Thu sand
march was led by President and Mrs.
W. W. Ciuff. after which the ball hc.ns
opened mrrrimunt began IN rarncEti
young and old danced until u ate hour.
We trust this n only beginning ani
that many similar reunions WIN follow
hia.--Coalt lille Times.
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COALVlLLE.

\ committee composed Of r. L. Allen
j. H. AlEood aud Y. \. smith ian archl-
tect from OGDEN. examined the chalk
Creek school house yesterday. As a re-
suit Of their DELIBERATIONS the building
was condemned.
The Young Mems conference is 10 be
held sunday next. an interesting pro-
gram viii be- rendered. Singing by
male qnattet--i.eapold Jones and
othefr-and speakers from salt Lake
win be special attractions.
\ LITERARY CLUB.
Tho =. II. l.. met with Mr.. ana Mrs.
Northcott Wednesday evening. January.
18Th. sickness prevented some mem
burH being present ANA ~ conse-
qucncc the riograin was short but not
lacking IN Interest. Or Husmer read an
article entitled PHASES In the Prob
lem ~ cuban Reconstruction" Mrs.
Northcott entertained her hearers With
an animated sketch ~ Kitchener. Miss
Whcadon gave description Of a day
spent with the poet Walt Whitman, at
his home In Camden. and Mrs Thack.
cray and cart Allison rendered the
benutlfnl duet. What Are the Wild
Waves saying After the program
dainty refreshments were served. The
tables We're beautifully decorated with
einilaN. ivy ana gcrnnlum. Music
and games continued until late hour
when the club adjourned To- meet We'd
ncsday. January goth. with Mrs. carl
Allison. AZ that time an election OF
officers fof the ensuing year viii take
place. -coniVllie Times.
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0UNNISON.

Gunnison. Jan. sl-The rn.rrpfisinr
citizens ~ Gunnlron arr nEitnting the
establishment of sugar factory In
That town. They clnim the nnll IN San.
pct" nnd Scvicr valleys viii prpfare u
better grad. ~ sugar be.ta thru those
raised IN Utah county They hre hlnn
Mfrrilins WIN the proposition 81 bond
ing the school district for tho purpose
1T erecting new Hchpol houses. tn H..
lfict has "a school population ~ some
ming over nv. hundred and tho ichpni
HOUSES now owned are not sufficient o.
accommodate one-nfih that number.
" " now proposed ~ issue bonds Tor
s.1oo' running if,a.n yeas ami bear
ihk hNc pet cent Interest, th- nfurcsdH
10 b" used for the erection OF four n.l,,
school buildings. There IN some lively
opposition Ia the project ana IN. rrsIit
81 the election, which win be- held y on.
~ not certain.
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OGDEN.

ogden. Jan. 2t.--Thc case N the Mar.
riott Irrigation company vs. The Bear
River Irrigation and Ogden Water
works company ct al. was continued In
the district court yesterday and several
Witnesses were examined upon 'he
questions q the acreage under water
from the Marriott ditch. the title OF
the Northeastern Canal company from
which the Marriott people secured thelt
title. aud the earlier history of the
canal companies.
l.. u. Rogers came from Snit Lake
Yesterday 10 take n hand In the great
water ease now on trial IN the district
court.
George n. corsc. Joint agent Of the
Union Pacific and oregon Short Line
and wife. left Tor omaha last night Mr.
rotrc was summoned TO Omahn to take
part In u discussion aA to the best
methods ~ handling home freight
The piano recital at the NJ. T.. church
last night. by Miss Alma nnuer, a
pupii of Prof Squire Coop. was de
llghtful entertainment and highly APP
prcclntcd BY n very large audience. In
Guiding many ~ ogden's most talented
musicians. The recital was "a free one.
mezzo soprano solo. by Mr.. g. n.
Perrin, were charmlngly rendered. and
the playing ~ Miss Bauer and Mr..
Coon. usins two pianos. called forth
instituted applause
The Twentieth regiment, United
states regular infantry. from Fort
i.eaVcnwurth en- route To Manila
reached ogden yesterday and last
nlght. and went west over the Cen.
tr,l Pacific 10 Fan Francisco. The reg
iment II mainly composed 81 cx-volun.
iecf soldiers. ana they ARE good
booking body of men. Several soldier
having measles wcrc LETT OF here to be
sent to Fort Douglas for treatment
one. who was too ~ To- stand the trip
a. salt Lake. was taken on the train
aud sent 10 the ogden general hospi-
tai. The rcKimcntnl band played soy.
cfai tunes while waiting To- be- trans
fcrfed 10 the train which took the reg
imunt vest
y. q. Vaughan ~ Kansas ctty and
8 l.. conklin OF New YORK. attorney
and receiver, respectively ~ the Hear
River Irrigation and ogden Water
works compnny. arrived In the city
yesterday afternoon.
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kArlAS.

Carpenters dancing hall In kamns ~
the largest and best hall OF tho Kind
IN IN" state. The hall IN 50Nl0J feet
has :. foot ceiling: the floor Il made
OF lNs Inch Eastern maple and N nA
slick ana smooth aa glass. Forty neta
can dance nt onc time the seat " around
the hail are upholstered ana comfori-
able.
A quiet weddlnr viii take place to-
morrow between four and fivo o'clock.
At the home of Mrs. Mida Mccormick.
the aunt uf the bride, The contracting
parties are Mr.. George Reynolds 81
woodland ana Miss Emmn Horton OF
oakley a grand ball win be- given
IN the evening, by the young couple 10
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PARK CITY.

Mrs. Sarah Husband whs surprised at
her home last evening 10y the members
81 the Ladies' Aid Society Of the Lat
lrr-day Saints Church. \ splendid
Time was enjoyed by everybody.
thursday night about nfty little tots
Nstemhled az the home of Mrs. J, J, Me-
'Hfty "a celebrate master George
Wnshlngton'n sixth blr,hday. From
!rNon ull nearly ten o'clock. with feast
~ singing and games. the happy 1T
we uhef fairly made the welhin ring"
" pile Mrs. Mccarty almost forgot hut
nat she was "a child again herself II
vas very nice affair.
Tbs annual election OF officers of the
N.hrk city Military band took place
",9hhay evening, resulting as follows;
W. w. Miller. leader. I'D. James, asst.
WAH.ri chns, Nercoc, business manager
y, n Radon, secretary; Oliver Allen.
i,teusureri Jas. kearns, band sergeant:
'NF hcFalls. mascot. Practice meetings
~ held every Monday evening In the
Wy hall, the court room making a
most comfortable and commodlouH
".et!nF place for the boys.
Jay or two since young man
wpp"d into Welsh, Driscoll a. Bucks
LOT. walked up TO the office window
suu asked Mr.. Buck TO give him change
,or 4 - gold piece. Mr.. Buck picked
inc coin and was about 10 give the
.ath' Nn'n ne fclt conscious that the
Huld' coin seemed light weight. No he
W,ned ana handed II To Mir. Welsh, In
H'nlhg what he thought. They were
NV, e, lons In determining that the coin
W. counterfeit and made ~ babbit or
4, , similar metal, The lad protest
ulht he had no knowledge that tho
81 was not genuine. though he had
na, 'i'h u for "A week or more; he did
hnow' he said, who gave II to him,
Anhn " was some man down town.
",u hending the piece all out OF shape
sann pair OF tweezers, Mcasra. Welsh
u hnek handed the Coin" hack epd
"No"ed the boy 10 20,
JOS FARES STORE BuRdLARIzI .
tn asonlay night Joseph Fares furn.
rn,n, H,eie was broken into and four
ss,unih-three shot guns and a rine-yore
bre,ti An entrance was effected by
baeL" nk pane OF thick glass Ia the
'ooF and then releasing the slid
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MOAB.

The light fails or snow that have
covered this section tn" past week
or more IL doine much good In fresh.
"ning up the ranges nnd the sheep and
cattle men are consequently looking
J. NJ. Cunningham went through
Moab Wednesday with ~ head ~
calves which he II taking 10 tho stock
show 81 the National Stock Growers
assoc intion NJ Denver next week. They
ave iicrfords and are taken out as
prize winners.
The stockhoidcrs ~ the Moab Irrten.
ton company met on Monday and elect
ed the following as directors for the
ensuing year. John VI. Shnfar. Arthur
\. Taylor L. H. Bartlett. Henry Holy.
oak and Peter Fleming The board ~
directors met Tucsday and elected
John ~ Shafcr. president. Arthur 4.
Taylor. vice president nud J. T.. Miller.
secretary, The amount ~ tho annual
nsseHHmcnt has not been decided on.
Miss Laura johnson and Mr. Wilson
Alfred We're married un Wednesday at.
tcrnoOn ~ this week at the rciidence
Of the brides parents Mr. aud MIR
J. ". Johnson. Bishop Johnson oficla,.
Ing. Tho ceremony wnH performed IN
the prcaouc" N lufr0 number ~ the
Invited friends and relatives OF the
couple. 4 large number 81 presents
were made the bride. After the core.
mpny all sat down to bountlfui sup
per. IN the evening the wedding dance
was given az the opera house.
TOWN INCORPORATION.
Tho question Of tho Incorporation II
the town or Moab d. one over which
there r. diversity ~ opinion. People
NieN such questions from their stand
point. Those who devote their time 10
farming cnn see No benefit iu farming
Inside Of a town and believe there would
be To additional expense.
There may be- a question whether the
time " NOE for the people ~ Moab to
establish a town corporation. hut there
u NO question that N Moab IN to al.
vance ~ a residence and business cen.
ter u must establish town govern.
iuent There II much To b. done Ia
make II an attractive residence ana
business center. which ran only be- done
through such powers Modern Inn.
provcments In the way ~ better water
supply and streets, police health and
hfr protection. all must be- added aud
y u practically out 81 tho question un.
-er solely county government -grnnd
Valley Times.
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OUR OWN STATE.

ing bar Of the lock. when the glass
was knocked ont a piece OF II. some six
or eight inches long and an inch or 20
wide. fell In such n position as to form
a brace between the floor and the lower
part Of the door, though the end on
the, door Slipped enough before hit
inR" to allow the door to open some
seven or eight Inches The fact that
this brace has not been broken leads
Mr. Fares to believe that the person
who entered was either n young lad or
a very slim man. M the opening would
not have allowed u very big person
10 squeeze through. From evidence
IN hls possession he Is also quite sure
the thief had confederates and he has
strong hopes NJ landing the whole out
nj behind the bars before long. The
GUNS taken consisted ~ ii-a0 smooth
bore Winchester; a Spencer repeating
shot gun new hammerlcss and "A new
hammer gun with one of the firing pins
lnst. The police officers are now at
work on the caAe-isecorh
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PROVO.

Provo Jan. .i.-MrT. Nellie Tenney.
81 ogden, N visiting her parents. Mr.
nnd Mrs. Siias Alfred.
g. ~. TAYLOR has gone 10 Denver Ia
attend the cattiemcn'a convention.
charles Homer har returned from n
lengthy visit To California.
Deorrc W. vogcl Ia In from Gold
Mountain district. where work on the
many valuable properties located there
has somewhat fallen on on account OF
the winter. but prospects for Increased
activity In ~" HprlnE nro very favor
able. The Drrsfet Gold Mining com
phny viii nnt In new mill for thu
treatment ~ It's ores. as soon ~ wea-
thor viii permit
The following Salt I.nkcrr are at The
Hotel Roberts; ". a. Hughes. Lloyd
T. King aud Hshclton.
The good people Of santaauln hav.
presented Mrs. Jos. ~. Duke With seo
pounds ~ Hour. ~ bushels Of wheat
ana $50 IN cnsl. Mrs. Duke IL the Wild
ow ~ the unfortunRt. man who lost his
life about ten days aso by prcma-
tufe -NrlnHlon In tho Eur ka- Swansea
mine In Tintic.
The Telluride Power Transmission
company II building snow sheds In the
canyon above the dam. Three hundred
aud clRhty-eight feet have been built
aud y. more VIII be- built.
Snow slides nru ~ frequent occurrence
IN the vicinity OF the company'H head
rate.
Thomas ~. Coward of Payson has
conveyed by mining decd to the eldo-
RADIO Mining a Milling company. the
following rining claims situated IN
Pnyron canyon. The Eldorado, Niger
ana the Juror.
John ". Holloway ct al have fiicd
notice OF loeution OF the Kiondlke No.
Z. situated In North Tintic mining dis
tfict Eugene Wlnn. Of the Annnhcll,
!, n. Jarvis. OF the Discovery Hole,
both situated IN santaauln district.
AZ the melting Of the board OF cduca-
ton. last evening, there were three pc
iluunH presented Tor new school
houses. one frnm the taxpayers IN the
Hputhwert part Of town. asking for
hnol house In place OF the Franklin.
which " too small and also untitled for |
H'hooi purposes on account of It's poor |
construction; one from the taxpayers |
residing west of the city. who have |
M school house. ana one from taxpay- |
rs Of the Pleasant View ward. whose
building II TOD small.
The Provo knights OF Pythlas were |
visited by members ~ tho Grand lodge, |
last evening. After "a meeting In the /
lodge room the guests Were entertained
az banquet In the Maine restaurant
Deputy Marshal Henry II suffering
from nm attack ~ the grip, and n un-
able To attend To business.
Postmaster Graham ana Editor Glove.
~ the Enquirer, went To Salt Lake last
evening To take view OF the senatorial
contest
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sorion az ASSESSMENT 40. a.
Principal place Of business, Salt LAX.
city. Utah Mines situated at
Lake Side Mining District.
Tuorlo County. Utah.

N0tico b. hereby given that AT
meeting OF IN" Directors OF the Honne-
willie Mining Company. held January
~. 1870. 20 No, u north Main street.
salt Lake city. assessment No. Z, of
unc-half cent per share was levied on
the capital stock OF said company, pay
the company at SAT- Lake city. Utah.
ANY stock on which this assessment
may romuln unpaid on the goth Of
February. 1888, win b. delinquent and
Advertised for sale ut public auction,
uud unless payment II made before,
win De- sold ON March 18th. 1899. Ia pay
the delinquent assessment torcther
with cost of advertising ana expense
OF sale
JOHN WELLS. Secretary.
30. n north Main street. sait Lake
CITY. Utah.
Dated January ~. 1899.
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EPHRAlM.
sncclai 10 Tho News"

Special 10 the News"
Ephrnim, Jan. sb.-Seven thousand.
four hundred and siXty-six dollars and
ten cents have been subscribed hy the
people OF Ephraim towards the erection
OF u church Academy. \ meeting lR
appointed FOR this evening. to discuss
the plans NJ the architect and provide
ways and means FOR pushing the pro-
posed building 10 completion.
Elders SaNey Of Provo ana Patterson
OF American Fork. missionaries of tho
Y, NJ. NJ. I. a. laborinR IN this Stake,
addressed the tnbcrcnncic meeting yes
terday followed by President canutc
Peterson. Al.
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IN the mouth Of canyon. with q noble
stream Of pure water rushing mast.
with groves Of trees. ana acres Of Wild
flowers. the school u located In the very
heart of nature. It's possession
now by the people ~ branch
school of the Brigham Young
academy. IL like gifi ~ divine provi-
dence 10 the people. aud tney apprc-
cintc II as a blessing and nm opportun.
ity.
Prof. ciuff won't Oh 10 any that $50
pupils are now enrolled good record
for the first ycar-nnd that this school
has u rrcnt future before 49,
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BEAVER.


Beaver, Jan. 2l.-pfof. Cluff was In
lerNlcwod In salt Lake city today. lie
" Just up from Beaver city. where he
has been attending To some work OF
supervision during the Illness OF Prln-
cipal Partridge.
1T IL something remarkable" Eaid
Prof Cum, TO contemplate the change
that has taken place In the old Fort
Cameron. That fort. which WIS built
FOR the purposes Of war. has been tranH-
formed into an institution Of learning.
The swords have not been beaten INTO
plowsharcs nor their spears into priin-
Ing hooks; but the barracks have been
turned Into libraries, laboratories, class
rooms. and dormiiorlos, and the drill
ground Into campus"
This fort. originally built 10 overawc
the people, was not, In the judgment OF
Professor tlun, a good place for a
fort. because hills overlook Il on three
Sides. one cannon on the hills would
demolish the fort before the soldiers
could dislodgc the enemy. The build
Ing OF the fort, moreover, gave thou
sands OF dollars to the people there;
and It's final abandonment has given 10
the people OF Beaver and vicinity "A
school site, land aud build
lnsr. In place which IN an ideal spot
for an institution OF learning. Situated
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NoricI.

To the stockholders ~ the Crown
Point uold and silver Mining
Company
A meeting ~ the stockholders ~ this
company VIII BE- held on Friday. Feb.
ruafy 2ith. next. nt I o'clock u. M. al
Room aus Mccormick building. for the
purpose or ciccting o'ilcrfH and the
Transaction nf such other business as
may properly be- brought before ~.
ctiAS. ". SrAYSEH,
President.
Sal, Lake city Utah. Jan. sith.
1879.
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Co-or WAGON 4 MACHINE 90 Tho
annual meetlug ~ the storkhoidefs ~ the
90 operative WAGON 4 Machine Co. +" viii
~ held ~ The cumpany's once iu Salt Lake
'ht. liah. on Monday, january N issi ~
= oclnck . m The purpu.us Tor which SAIL
meeting u called ar.i To eject dirrior. Tor
We ensuing year 10 receive the annual ~.
ports ~ tie president aud secretary. and
70 transact any such other business a. may
lawfully come lefnrg said meeting
MELVIN ~ WELLS. SECRETARY.