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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1899-10-13
RAISE oE TIE PRESENT.

Poets there be who tune their Tyres to Days
of Long Ago
And sing a song of sentiment In measure
sad and low.
To them the golden age is past, the golden
fleece is clipped;
The rose of pleasure hath been plucked, the
cup of joyance slipped;
They live in longing for the lost, the dead of
Might Have Been
But Ia bard most practcal-count all
such singing sin.
To me These Days, these present days,
Have fertile fields and flowery ways,
Wherein my fancy fondy strays;
And If had song TO sing, I'd sing about
These Days.
And there be bards who rave stave con-
cernng Days to Be,
When all things shall be lovely and luxu-
rlant and free,
When Joy shall reach her chalice down to
thirsty mortal lip,
And certain rare elected ones to drunken
ness shall sip
The bud has yet to blossom and the honey
to be stored
Ere hungry souls may sit them down and
sweep the festal board
But as for me, say These Days
Hold pastures where my soul may Craze
And drink delights and gather bays;
And If knew a stave to rave, I'd rave
about These Days.
To me These Days are tipped with
goodly thoughts and things,
And Opportunity but waits to spread her
splendid wings
At my command, to bear me up and make
my vision wide.
That I may sweep the height, the deep and
know them deiied!
The golden Days of Long Ago, the golden
Days to Be
Are not so wonderful by half as These Days
are to me;
And so These Days, these golden days.
To me are rich with wine and maize
And minstrel-sweet with harvest lays;
And were 1 piping Pan himself, I'd pipe
about These Days.
-Robertus Love, in n. Y. Sun.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1899-10-13

ticle of ordinary spruce gum does the
whole business.
The late Garrick Mallerr, of the bu-
reau of ethnology, once told me of some
thing quite unaccountable which he
witnessed at White Earth in 1860. There
was present a famous mystery man,
who made bet with the local govern
ment agent that the latter could not tie
him with ropes in such a manner that
he would not be able to disengage him
self offhand. The agent, assisted by
Mallery and other white men, tied the
Indian up in the most elaborate fashion
and put him inside of conical wigwam
in the middle of an open space. No
body else was permitted to come near
him. AS quickly as they had with
drawn, tremendous humping sounds
We're heard from. the hut, which swayed
from side to side as if it would be torn
to pieces. Two or three minutes later
the Indian called out, telling them to
go to certain house several hundred
yards away where they would find their
ropes. One of the white men was sent
to the house, and he found the ropes,
with all of the complicated knots un-
tied.
The tieing committee opened the
wigwam then, but found the wizard
smoking a pipe, with his black magic
stone on his lap. Neither pipe nor stone
had n there previously. The head
priest of the wizards society, having
heard of this exhibition, sent word that
he would be killed if he repeated such a
performance for gain. Evidently it was
deemed improper that religious busi-
ness of that sort should be thus prosti-
tuted.
Il was much mystified on one occa-
sion by trick 1 saw performed in a big
medicine lodge. In the course of a long
ceremonial, an Indian took a bag about
the size of large handkerchief, and
manipulated it in such a manner as to
show that it contained nothing. Then
he danced around the lodge slowly,
holding the bag between his fingers by
the upper corners. Presently the heads
of two snakes appeared from the mouth
of the bag, and about foot of the
length of each snake became visible
But it CHANGED that the juggler in his
| d'hSihS PuSSSu ny Inc oPch booi VI lAC
lodge, and then / understood the fake.
The light shining through the bag
showed that it contained no snakes.
What had appeared from the bag was
merely the stuffed heads and bodies for
a short length of couple of rattlers.
They were made TO stick out by pulling
taut the pieces of tape to which they
were attached" SMITH d. FRY.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1899-10-13

failure. Finally, however, he was founG
out and executed.
81 once saw an interesting trick per-
formed inside of ceremonial wigwam.
There was lot of dancing and num-
merry, in the midst of which n woman
came forward and struck the ground
in the middle of the lodge. Then a mys-
| terry man took his turn and began
scratching with n stick on a spot where
the woman had struck. In minute or
two were exposed to view the leaves of
full-grown wild turnip. The vegetable
was dug up and thrown among the spec
tators, to show that there was no de-
ception and to quell the appetite of the
hungry public. Scratching some more
with his stick, the magician produced
several more turnips-two or three
dozen of them. 1t was really wonder
full. / should have been more aston
ished, however, if, being an initiated
member of the secret society, had not
been present in the morning and seen
the woman bury the turnips.
I'm the Menomoni tribe to-day there
is a juggler of great reputation. One
of his best tricks is done with a bears
claw and a small dish-shaped pocket
mirror. He takes the mirror in one
hand and the bears claw in the other.
Then, swaying his body from side to
side and keeping monotonous chant
ing, he brings the claw nearer to the
mirror, until finally there is contact
between the two and the claw stands
upon it's point upright on the mirror.
Presently, by a sudden movement, the
glass is turned upside down, and the
claw still remains attached to it by the
point. 1t is quite surprising, but par
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1899-10-13

A man learns of SO many honest men GO
ing wrong that he is constantly surprised
that he doesn't go out behind the barn and
try to hold himself up-Atchison Globe.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1899-10-13
Another view OF the Matter.

81 firmly believe" she said, that
woman should have the right to pro-
pose"
"Of course, if woman proposes" he
replied, "she would give an engagement
ring and other presents, instead of re-
ceiving them"
son second thought" she answered,
perhaps it would be better not tic
change existing conditions" - Phila-
delphia Call.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1899-10-13
Non-rcrritorlnl rrpnnni.n

Means paying rent for poor farm. Now
is the time to secure = good farm on the
line of the Chicago, Milwaukee g. St. Paul
Railway. in Marinetts County, Wisconsin,
where the crops are Of the best, work plen.
ty, fine markets, excellent climate, pure
soft water, land sold cheap and on long
tims: Why rent farm when you can buy
one for less than you pay for rent? Address
9; r. Rollins, Land Agent, l6l La Sale St..
China0o I'll ~
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1899-10-13
A Queer Vessel.

The most singular ship in the world
is the Polyphemus, of the British navy.
1t is simply long steel tube, deeply
buried in the water, the deck rising
only four feet above the sea. 1t car
ries no masts or sails, and is used a. =
ram and torpedo boat.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1899-10-13

A local newspaper woman is member
of a colony of her sex in downtown fat.
1t was her turn this week to do the buying
of the light housekeeping supplies. Prob
ably she relied little too implicitly on her
memory. Anyway, she was overheard at the
phone calling up one of the big groceries: 81
want a half dozen cakes of suppressed
yeastl" ahe cried. And that was all of the
order she could remember.-Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1899-10-13
Chose Being IA Spectator.

Aunt sophia-And is Tommy good
little boy at school?
Tommy-Yes, auntie.
Aunt Sophia-And why is Tommy q
good little boy?
Tommy-'Cause it's better fun to see
the other boys get licking than to get
one yourself.-Boston Transcript.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1899-10-13

"There is something peculiar about
that old darky's family"
"What is it?"
''He has seven boys and not one OF
them is named George Washington."-
Ohio State Journal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-09

10 tho District Court. Third Judicial District
~ thr state ~ ttah. County ~ salt lake.
Xlun'a HaNtuUI Hank a Trust Uumua NJ, =
Corporation. Plaintiff, ~ Angus NJ tuunnn
-afhh ~ fuunun aud First National Hank II
nuaduuud =luth Dakota, a turpuruiinn, n0-
Pendants. 10 h. suld az -hsfin's sale at tho
iha Wust frnnt dunr ~ the county Ouurt
HOUSE ln the city ~ salt lake county ~
salt lake. state ~ Utah. Cn Friday, iunSVih.
a D. tHHl. az tFrlfr o'clock nnun u Hlid day.
thn real estate described us fulluHa. tu=ulti
The southwest quarter - The southeast quar-
Zee 20 Section nine Nd. IuanfhIu tNn Nit south
~ Range uun uI. West salt lake Meridian.
Alan commencing az tho southeast cufuef ~
thr southwest quarter ~ said Hu'tinu nine nn.
township and linnFr aforesaid and rnuuing
tirnco north A. nfE o. Min. west twenty oil
rudai thence north q nuf AZ Min. west
turnt-frur Cu fuis thrucu north thifty-tuo
nUr5 Heit furiy -four ftu rudsi thence
nHfth s iUE west viEht lsl rHlsi thence EAST
ffty-tuu and tuu-trutha f9n fudi % tho
northeast Gunner ~ tho suuthrast quarter -
thu southwest quarter ~ said section Minis
NJ thence south eighty fsn rHia 90 The place
~ beginning containing ildi acrvai situate
pins and hrlns Ia the County ~ salt iake
state ~ Utah.
Purchase price payable IN lawful money %
tho United stltufuf America.
Dated at salt take city Utah. this 18Th day
~ MAY. a D. islI
fuiNT iiOwEfLs,
sheriff IN salt Lake County. state 81 Utah
~ luiiN MONTGOMERY. VI.
uuuuty -hfuf ~ SAT- Lake county. q tab
TTiiht son a tANNNN
Attorneys Zoe rialutln.
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NortCE 90 srToIAL sroCKuoLDEHs
MTTttNu


NOTICE o. hereby given that special
meeting ~ thU stnaHhnIdrrs N tlu iirrfimau
Irrigation COMPANY bias hgUu duly called 10
D. bold un thr sind day NJ June 4 ID. isil, at
NU Nuur NJ o. urlu7k m.. ut tho inttnraflnY
saints MEETING liulsc IN thg Iugn n horri.
man IN tlr county ~ salt lake state u
llah. fur She fulluWlur purpose, tn-wlti
lIrat lur Cue amuulmoht " the Articles
IN lnolrp1fsf.g Zen ly adding thuruio tho follow
lnr ArtlClu Nv.
fof no p6rrl.o ~ payins the debts es-
lHusfa and liabilities aud an ruuuing uN-
Wus.a. and fur cIuduriinE tho business -
ih's corporation. tlH dlreriufs shall haFs
uIHNf fu lrNf assessments uuun no ~ fhocau-
taI sius'A ~ thia corporation and UnfnHfc tho
siu' a. provided hy lagi although Tho capital
Hfurh hHa hgru fulIf paid
HDHuun. In amend ArtlrIr v " anl1 AMI.
rlrs ~ Incorporation sn na 90 fUHu ~ fulluwat
Amount ~ capital sfnck ~ this corporation
shall hr ihIrtnrn thousand. seven hundrpi
aud nfY dnInu NiATauII, which shall b. az
Ndrl Into tuu hun1rttl and seventy -nVr ciil
shar,s ~ tho par value % nfty dollars naeg
zach.
said Article nov reading eleven thousand
ntr hundrvd aui hfiy dollar Nii.Eaen, 40.
ridrl iufn tHu hundred aud thirty auuu ahnrrHs
~ MY dollars fnnu each.
And fuf such other purposes ns shall b. In
rllrufnl tu such proposed amendments.
NlulNl MILLER rfua.
InaIIIl N n. uNnlI.ta srrV.
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DEsERET EvENIN NEWS, FRIDAY, JUNE 0, 1899.

rent a coll In the county jan for an
abode for city prisoners. Tho county
will rent the city a cell al s. per month.
When the county iail was being built
the city was invited 10 unite with the
county and hnye an interest In the inil
but this proposition was voted down,
and now the city must pay at least
5000 for structure that % could have
obtained by uniting with the county Tor
q 800
s. O.. CLARK has resigned na deputy
county treasurer. and Anton Nielsen "
s1ilnu win be appointed Co succeed
him
Hon. y. w. Mcdaniel. our former
county attorney. ieft here yesterday
morning for salt lake city where he
win nraumo tho odit0uhlp ~ the now
evening daily N the metropolis.
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WEST MORNING GLORY MINING cont
pany onlNn hul principal place ~ huslut|s,.
sit Lake cry, ltHh. Notice n hereby rlvpu
that 90 mUytiug NJ tho dlrueturs. hrId ou
thu 2tn day 10 llay, 1850, au assessment N Il
Of . cent prr share. was ivYiud on am thr
shares NJ thH capital stock ~ tho rorti1rl 81
ton, payable uu or before tho Ith dhy uf
June lsH Ga thr SECRETARY ut hls office Nj.
10 Mrturulck nInHhI salt Lake tlty ItHh.
Any stu'k upuu HhIrh tlu Hssrssmtut MAY
umaiu uuuall ln thu e,th dhy ~ June. t-t
Nill uH dr.lulurut ana advertised fur taIe Ht
public auction Anu uuIrga payment u uHdr
before 7u many Z thu shares represented hy
each certificate ~ thr stuek sn dtliuuupnt ii
may hr urrtnsarN will be- sold 900 tho SIM div
Of July 1917 Ht " uoluok uuuu, 30 nay mo
delinquent uasrsslnuut, together with the COST
90 advertising ana rhpUuHU az sale
THOMAS D. TAYLOR. soev
liy order OF tho Hoard of nlnrtors.
salt Lake City, Utah. May 18th, lsll
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OUR OWN STATE.

paneied and cause tried. and verdict
rendered Tor plaintiff FOR the sum OF 60.
NJ Jurors Wofo discharged until
"wednesday. June 18th.
In fe estate u Andors T. Hansen. orr
dercd that claim be- allowed. but with.
out attorneys fees, finds. also. that
there was due thereon June I, 1893. the
sum N {311.1l. ana orders that the cred.
ltOr pay the costs ~ hearing
Charles Ncimer ot ni W Union Pacific
Nallrond company jury waived and ar-
rumcnN of counsel heard. and the
court took the matter under advise.
mont
~ &C. estate Of miles u. Jones. de-.
ceased. continuation cf hearing grant
"a FOR five dogs
Title G.. Gordon W. Farley ~ Gordon.
decree OF divorce grnntod by default.
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LOGAN.
nuriai Of Thomas Jsssop-orson smith
writes from ALASKA.

writes from Alaska.
Logan. June Jake" johnson tho
standardoll company's agent here came
near losing his llfo last night. while
uptown with the larKo oil tank dgliy-
yring OH 10 patrons, be- crlmpod tho We
hicle upon which the tank ~ mounted
TOO much and II tipped over. landing On
top N him, Fortunately he ION against
one u the horses. ana was thus saved
from being crushed by tho heavy tank.
lir escaped with "a few bruises
The Scandinavian choir of this city
rendered Prof Otte. well known
scandinavian musician Of Logan. "a
very pleasant social surprise on Mon
day. evening. Nearly ali the mcmbcra
OF tho Organization were present and "a
royal good time was had
BURIAL OF THOMAS JEssoP.
Thomas Icasop viii b. buried tomor-
rnw az Aiiliyillo Tho deceased was an
EnHliahman. having nrst seen the light
- day 10 tho town of stoku-itochford.
Lincolnshire, on November n, $50. 40
cmigrntcd ~ Utah IN 1893. and has lived
Ia cache valley nearly ever since. ITO
was the father % twenty children
Thirteen Of whom are living. no also
leaves two wives, ana one had preceded
him 10 the other side.
NfMN was NNfNlNNN nero tnunN tnmt
the Wyoming train robbers took na
plumber part OF package containing
$500 In currency ~ the First National
bank 81 this city The bills need but
the signature M the president ami cash
Ter of the bank a. make them lrgni ten-
der, II ~ thought that tho bandits may
ON ln these signature aud attempt 90
pass the notes ami bankers and MGR.
chants have been notified Co b. on the
lookout.
Professor VIM 4. Apporiey. ION this
afternoon Tor San Francisco. whore h.
VIII attend lectures 10 be- given there
on educational topics.
Elias y. sdrlhorg nm Old time resi-
dent N this city, who died IN n salt Lake
hospital on sunday was buried hero to-
day. tho funeral taking place from tho
seventh ward meeting house.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
The following parties obtained mar.
rlaeo licenscs today. Josiah %, Marley
and Maud w. whiting bath NJ Garden
creek. Idaho. Joseph n. Hansen ~
Montpelier ana Emma a. Humphreys
~ ninFle. idahoi Isaac W Suisra and
May Merrill. both or bennington. Idaho;
Matthew W. Dalton ~ willard and
Sarah A. Hymns of Hyde Park sam
uel W. Alfred NJ Spring city, and SUI
Hannnh ROundy o. benson.
letters from President Oraon Smith
have been received by parties here
They were dated NJ different points IN
Alaska, thus verifying the frft report
~ 20 hls whereabouts. and contradict
Ing the later one 90 tho effect that Dr.
was IN hiding somewhere In the United
gtntca Nothing m the contents 81 thu
letters has been given out.
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SPANISH FORK
nurglar. roiied by = nf.ve Woman, who
also Notin,. Police.

Special Correspondence.
Spanish Fork. June " Last evening
some burglars attempted tn break into
the house OF Richard Money. but were
scared away. Mrs. Money although
% years old-nrnac, went up tho street
nt DO oclock in the morning 90 give
warning 30 the HtorokeppcrH and TO
notify the police She iH Scotch
lady with the blood " brave Wallace
cuurHlnu lu her veins. Her husband.
Richard. while HE wife was playing
Paul Revere. depiorcd the chilly air "
night and gunrod ava 90 sleep.
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PROVO.
Attacked by Vicious Hall SILVER Zip
Idsnuncd Tramp. IN rroabie.


Special Correspondence.
Provo, June s.-John pync. the
dairymnn nt the State insane Asylum,
mot with n serious accident today lie
was driving "a bis Jersey bull from 80
pen 10 water. when o. turned un him.
and in oudrnvurlur 90 escape, Mr iyne
slipped and fCll 10 the ground, The
pufurrd bull ln n vicious manner at
tackled the fallen man. with both horns
and feet IN vain did the unfortunate
man attempt % rise, Tor each time he
was knocked down by the brute. The
hull finally Eot SIR. Pyne In the cor.
ncr Of the pen ana crushed and bruised
him badly Ne. pyne was too weak 90
call Tor help and had II not been that
uoufgu r.. Play Ir. the ASYLUM farm.
or. happened 90 pass. he would surely
have been killed. Aid was summoned
and n was found that Mr. ryne was
seriously injured. and had 10 be- carried
ON a feather bed. 20 great was his pain.
The injured man was conveyed 10 bis
home IN this city and medical assist
nnrn numm0hr1 ~ could not Do
learned whether he was injured inter
naiiy or not. but no was terribly
bruised.
SILVER TIP" IDENTIFIED.
a weii known business man u Moab.
Grand county. today positively idcntl.
ned Joe tluHh'c prisoner nH"Allvcr T1p.'
The gentleman states that there can be-
no mistake about H. hH h. N wen ncs
quainted with q number of the leaders
u the Robbers RooHt"
~ THE Tolls.
Two "amntsur tramps." giving their
names aH 4. T.. iorrcnaen ana frta
Glenn were arrested today Tor break
lnr "a seal Of "a u. 81. W. box car. stand
lnr near tho depot. They state that
they ana not realize II was criminal
act IorronHan had valuable lndy'a
gold watch on his person.
GENERAL JoTTiNos.
J. g.. Kcrkondnii. william Hourhton
ana John J Thomas. the board % Cuun-
~ cumimHalonufu of Iuhh county, were
IN Provo today taking pointers nH 10
how tho affairs OF this county are be-
INK handled,
The Telluride Power company have
finished tho work of diEEinr holes for
the poles between Provo aud Eureka.
over which 20 convey power and llrht
20 that great mining camp, The CON.
pany IN also making u number Of i'm
pfovomentH on ~ MOrcur line, New
machinery and material aru arriving
daily. and q small army OF men are
given employment
a game u baseball will b. played IN
this city Saturday between the 1. u. \.
uollcgv Of salt Lake and tho local
team.
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RIcHFIELD.
Adjusting Taxes Threatened Endemic OF
Scarlet Fever at Annabeiia.

- ''''7
i,lchheld. juno s-The board OF
county commits slonrfs NJ SEWER county.
sitting aH the board ~ equalization. has
been in session 400 tho weok aud atlli
hns a couple Of days work befoiN IL,
SCARLET FEVER AT ANNABELLA.
Word has Just reached us that our
sister town 0n The southeast Annabel-
in-has several eases OF scarlet foyer.
Dr. Grlihth OF this city the quarantine
ilned a number OF families Tho disease
made rs iirst appearance In tho family
Of Frank GhrdHr, ANA tho whole town
has been more ar lcas exposed 10 II.
WILL RENT a JAIL CELL.
Rlchneld city Inns made application 10
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DIArloND.
nusiness aud building Aetisity WIN Have
Ward Organization and Meeting House.

Diamond Iuab Co.. June 3. Diamond
q rapidly building up-now houses are
hylnE erected IN every direction while
on all sides u the town can BE- seen
active mining development There
seems 20 b. no idic mon; ull seemingly
can ma employment. and an air ~
prosperity seems 20 proVull-whilo
all Indications point 10 tho purmanOncy
uf Diamonds boom
a. tho Midnight Bowers today "a man
named Harrington Was injured hy be-
Ink struck hy the bucket iio was
brought 10 Diamond On a. buggy. but u
was found his injuries were not Uf a
serious nature.
Diamond u about 10 have erected n
Mormon" meeting houHc=Hu the
Saints can have place 20 meet In wOr-
ship and hold their sunday school
The presidency of Iunb stake and the
stake HuporlutendenCy " Sabbath
schools viii boz here on sunday the nth.
o. iorfcct the sunday school orEanl1a-
tion and establish branch ~ the
Church.
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IN T7TTTTITET WIN NV md HT TTWTT % tho
Hoard NJ Directors made April = ~ many
shares ~ each PANEL NJ such stock ~ may -
nrrrssary ull hu sold ut public auction ~ tho
highest bidder fur cash ht tho Office ~ tho
saturday, june On ~, a. D. nnuu, - pay dr-
IinIuUut HssrHsWrnt thereon together with
thrr1si NJ advertising and rtpgusg u sale.
n.l,I Iau,s t.l.
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NotiCE uT 4 cart or SPECIAL
srOCKuOLDEits' MELTING.

NOTICE a. hereby given that a special
meeting ~ fln stockholders ~ thH Mast
.InIue q Willing Company Tor the purpose
~ iInf directors aud officers ~ The CONE
nlnf tu hold uH'.r until tho next annual
u'HUtns ~ Che stockholders. and Tor the pur-
E'aH " pusslnE upun aII Iucsti1na relating -
tNr sole aud transfer ~ go th0 funl aud per-
.ulI property ri said company and all qlcs-
i.It runugrfri herewith. la hY the owners
On nII thn stock " said company hereby called
~ meet ht Room lf. Tomplofun iiuiIdinf In
lg Guy and county uf salt Lake and Stats
N = iHh. uu Tuesday. tho 18Th day u June. az
uIU lIur ~ inu. m.
Dated ilis isth day u MAYA. u. ts9.
W D. HtTtiNtE
D. ~ GIBSON.
~ WIIaT
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To REGULAR Annual Meeting Of the stock
ho.ders " lions savings y INK and Trust
Company viii b held a. tho Coupany's
ghie'Y Nos. l. 3 q East Temple a.. salt Lake
VIZ, tab % Monday. June sth, $50 At II
O'Clock a. M, for the election u directors aud
~ such other bushes. As may come befors
LORENZO SNOW. President
Dated May 18th. fsp
The above meeting ia hereby postponed
untu flday, June sth 100 at2 o'clock D. IN
az same ulaco
LORFNZO snow. President
uEOROE NJ CANNON, Cashier.
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90 business SAT- Lake tlty, Utah.
NOTICE a. hereby given that nt a meeting
N thu Hoard 81 Directors ~ tho Highland
topper Mining Company, Hold ~ salt Lake
city Utah nu thr sltl day ~ May tsql, an
nssissmrut ~ nue-haf cont por share wns
levied upon uII thu outstanding certificates u
capital stOrk ~ thr corporation. payable im-
mfdlutrlF tn thH Secretary NJ fhu company
10 DTS uMru Nuuma 500 aud 30 Mccormick
nIuch, salt Lake city, Utah
Any Stock upon which this assessment may
remain unpaid uu the ~ day NJ july. lsii
Wlil De- delinquent and advertised Tor sale AZ
punIir auction and unless payment 4 uiada
DO uI4 tu pay the delinquent assessment TO-
sUihsr With the cyst 81 advertising aud eE-
y. l.. WILLS. secretary.