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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-01-13
DOUBLED Tue y. NJ. H. AS SCORE.
Christian Boys Won at Indoor Ball
Hands Down.

Last nights game of indoor base ball
between the Y. NJ. c. AS and the Y NJ
H. AS was witnessed by large crowd,
The game was entirely free from the nom
sensical kicking and uproar which has
characterized some of the former games
not dispute being registered against The
umpires' decisions.
The Y. NJ. c. AS showed the confidence
they have in their new battery, and were
in the game at all times, playing with the
spirit and vim of their last years form.
Although the Y. NJ. II. AS played their
usual fine game, it counted for nothing
against the fine battery work of Hohen-
stein and Bake, and the heavy batting of
the Y. VI. c. AS. Hohenstein held the
Hebrew boys down to two scratch hits.
which We're made in the ninth inning. af-
ter two men were out.
fg,11 L.
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ADMINISTRATOR APPOINTED.

Mr. T.. j. OFT in Charge of Gustnve
FON's Estate.
Mr.. Peter ]. OFT is now in charge of
the estate OF the late Gustave Fox as
temporary administrator Mr.. OFT mas
applied for permanent letters of admins
uation. An order was granted by Judge
Ferriu yesterday appointing appraisers to
make an inventory Of stock and fixtures.
John L. Collins. temporary administer
tor of the estate of James Collins, was
granted permission to sell personal per
ishable property of the deceased.
In the Superior Court yesterday a de
cree of dismissal as OF the June term was
taken dismissing the case of L. J. Gull
martin versus the Middle Georgia and At
lantic, Central of Georgia and Eatonton
Branch Railways and Herman Myers ct.
Al
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NOT YET READY TO MEET.
Liberal Club Committee at work on
AIdermanic Ticket.


The Liberal Club committee of fifteen to
select an aldermanic ticket to run with
Mr.. McDouough, did not meet yesterday
1t was expected there would he a meeting.
but il seem sthere has not been sufficient
time to enable the committee 10 make
much Roadway in selecting candidates.
Mr.. T. II. Mcmillan, chairman of the
committee, was asked when a meeting
would be called.
Just as soon as we can possibly get
things ready" he replied. The committee
is at work, but before a meeting is called
il Is desired to have a list of available
candidates to select from In order TO get
the consent Of these gentlemen it takes
time"
IL is expected the committee VIII hold
a meeting the first OF next week at the
latest.
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oI1s WILL GET GOOD JOBS.
,onr TO SUMMON FOUR to-
.,,r A. A CABINET.

tppoints "A Mayor anu
~, officers of H"Van"-AN"
an'' ,r5. Among Them and the
'P'' ''' cnbans-one OF the C0un-
est - Man-The APpolntees
I, ne mduc'ea Into once
aa'' 12-Governor General
' 5..r carefully considering the
.' ~ cabinet of civil advisers
'' ..-s5 10 have four secretaries
state and government 'he
a,,n,s the third of justice and
.r.lraeaoa, and the fourth Of as-
,...ry commerce and public
IS continent residents of the island
FLY a,i-.d TO join the cabinet
's -5.sruor general received ac-
'I0-1l' .,,, two. whose names are re-
"F''l-' .,r all four can be announced
& l. ,,1er two may be a Spaniard'
'a' o. U.S. nr,aable that all four will be
rsev will be experts in the va
.,re7ts regarding which they
v ,tye control of course VIII re-
-,ir.lg in lae hands of Gen. Brooke.
| .sras being to him the council oil
...f,n. Under this direction the
d4partmsnts will be conducted on
I'D nrincip,es of wise and honest
II carried out into details. In
tb. Cabans will be prepared for
s government
p.,oko win proceed entirely upon
o~y of ultimate self-government.
!. americans here and such Cubans as
in eventual annexation, regard at
I o,,y possible only under self-gov-
...ri as free at a later period as exists
stale of me American union.
Ludlow Appoints officers.
..t Cen Ludlow, military governor of
.,qnment of Havana, announced this
...,.og the following civil appointments:
,r.v7r prefecto-La Costa.
l.-s- Assistant Mayor-Juan Barreico.
ssori Assistant Mayor-Emilano N. de
ylsgoeaIo.
T.,rj Assistant Mayor-Nicasio Estrada
Y 81 "a
r-,r15 Assistant Mayor-Alfredo Zayas
y Alfonso.
Ff,6 Assistant Nayor-Jose NJ. Berriz.
colnc.l'ors-Blanuel NJ Coronado, An
,sIo roWlev. Teodoro de SHldo, Ramundo
u.r5s3l Antonio Rodriguez, Antonio Par
= r4mardez de Castro, Luis de Arosaro-
-s Jlo San Martin, Juan Orus Y Fresno,
4r-D j. Harasy, Jose NJ. Aguirre, Jose
Y leluua, Thomas Medoros, Aristides
Aggero. Jorge Ajuria, Marianao Arts,
Iosa Somoia. Juan NJ. DihigO, Francisco
,fas.-e Guztave Duplesis, Matias Infan-
,on. Jose Bacardi Onofre Gomez, Fran
CISCO Justnidna.
Secretary of Council-Felix Ysenaga Y
Ruiz
Secretary to the Mayor-Balbino Con
Ctu Goyernor-Fe Federico Mora.
Oh of Police Mario G. Menocal.
City Auorney-Juan T. O'Farrell.
Altfor-Fraucisco Chonard.
T.,5suer-Agusun Garcia Osuna.
Nearly All Are Cubans.
The appointment will so into effect at
cor on Sunday, next, when the retiring
Ulcers will transfer to their successors
heir books, records. accounts and public
el0ugings
There are two Spaniards among the ap-
omteees, Councillor Jose Somosa and
enor Balbino Gonzales, the Mayors sec
7tay The other are Cubans, we'll
nown lawyers, merchants, landowners,
ngineers, and representative men of all
asses
Councillor Malta Infanzon is a colored
ian.
The selections have been very carefully
laHe The councillors will have the same
ehefaI functions as are attached to an
o'2u municipa. council in the United
rafas
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weaknesses and irregularities of women
may be recognized by certain unfailing
symptoms. Backache, headache, bearing
down pains, irritabilfty and extreme nerv-
BUSINESS indicate arrangement of the
delicate female organism. Bradheld's Fe-
male Regulator is the standard remedy for
Characteristic diseases of women.
Sold by druggists at $I.oo per bottle.
ME BRADFlELD REGULATOR CO.. Atlanta. Go.
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Death of Mr. Francis GrimbaII.

The funeral of Mr. Francis Grimbau.
who died yesterday, will take place at the
First Baptist Church at $3.50 o'clock this
afternoon.
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beef. causing their sickness and doing so
under. 'pretense of experiment.
S. B. Mics, of Armour 5 establishment
also testified.
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Bases on BaIIs-By Hohenstein, 9; by
Morrison, 5.
Struck Out-By Hohenstein, IA; by Nor
rison, ?.
Two-base Hits-Elton. j., Blake, Elton
c., Osborne.
Umpires-Fleming and Charlton.
Scorers-Belsinger and Davis
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~ --
0'o NORTH STATES FLOWER
'Ou'"n't Have GoIdenrod Becousa .,
Its Name.
10" T00 New York Times


from The New York Times
some body Introduced in the North caro-
i iaa i's,siat1re the other day, a resolu
ION declaring that The golden rod was the
.1's mower Instantly another member
Use ana moved Cha, the resolution sbo,,ld
~, ''0'ed' North Carolina ba sa,d
T. AL the evidences of deep emotion
Cd ' ars 10 get out from under the golden
lowe T'' l favor the silver siipner as onr
as weI MS motion prevailed. Botanists
his ems p"I lclans will find interest in
rysl ~, y. lor it not only reveals a snr-
It hints ID, ''I ydhlsm in North Carolina but
10 upl,,'.'ie existence Of a flower hitber-
10 lhosa d., under that name at least
Norbsr, vi US who are familiar onIv viii
sa tb,. heids and woods, .,sj iy W.,
oI the country are not white
Az .''a the Louisville Courier-Jo,,rra,
ar t5, Coe North Carolinians va.,aca -
eo,ot.y peers? Are thew beini Eass1.s OF
senp,r w.. tAe octopus, or do tbav , sio
The eo,7syg iannis? VIII they subrnit on ~
while t5sro 90 as the state floral erot,,ss
tee in h. sprout of the silver IN
Never, 1e proud old conr,o ,,rcr nelI
there thousand times ~
Silver issr. some folks who saw t5st y ,s
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Modest Women

Modesty in
women is no
less a charm
than beauty and
wit. Is it any
wonder that wo-
men afflicted
with physical
disorders pecu-
liar to their sex
shrink from per-
sonal examine
tons by male
physicians? The
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-01-13
Teller Wants to Take Them.

Senator Teller's speech was a more pro-
nounced declaration for American sover-
eighty in the islands, and was a Jealous
plea for the recognition of our right as a
nation to make conquest and to hold the
country taken. He, too, would award the
natives fair treatment but he would leave
no doubt in their minds or the minds of
any one else that they are subjects OF the
United States, and that they were such
by right of conquest, by the divine right
of nationality, which is an inherent and
integral part of our existence as a people
An interesting point bearing upon the
treaty but not connected directly with it.
was brought out in connection with The
confirmation of Gen. Wherry. Senator
Hawley asked for action upon the nomi-
nation, saying that IL was urgent because
1t was designed that Gen. Wherry should
go to the Philippines. and that he should
proceed there as soon as practicable.
This remark was seized by the opposi-
ton senators as a text for criticism of
the policy Of sending troops to those ISL
ands at present Senator Hale leading In
this onslaught. They had supposed, they
said, that this practice would cease with
the signing of the protocol Some of the
senators went so far as TO intimate that
the policy in connection with speeches
made in the Senate was calculated, II not
intended, to incite the F'illpinos TO acts of
hostility.
Senators Hale and Hoar announced
themselves openly during the session as
determined TO vote against the treaty, and
while the discussion was in progress
number of Democratic senators held
conference for the purpose of deciding
upon a course of antagonism calculated to
secure it's defeat. While confessing that
they are not yet able TO count enough
senators to insure this result, they profess
to be very hopeful as result Of the work
so far done
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Hopes Justice viii BE Done.

1.-THE subject I have treated here is a
filthy subject, and you cannot touch pitch
without being defiled; you cannot touch
base, malicious, hbelous faisehoods, mis-
representations. without calling a spade
a spade and telling the whole truth and
characterzing things as they are. The
damage that has been done by these state
nents is believed to be very great, but 1
indulge the hope and the belief that this
statement when published to the country,
when read by the representatives of for
eign governments here, win offset the state
ments made by Gen. Miles, and will in
some measure at least do justice to others
that have been wronged, maligned and Ii
belled.
For myself, I content myself with ex-
pressing my profound belief that either
Gen. Mics or I should be put out of the
service: either he is right or l am right /:
either he dishonors his uniform with his
false statements and lbels, or 1 disnOnor
mine in feeding soldiers with poisonous
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81 submit TO this committee and to the
country at large, whether it is the charac-
teristic of an honorable man to permit
such statements as are made in this al
legged interview with Gen Miles in the New
York Journal dared Dec. g. $685. to go
uncontradicted. if untrue, and whether
or not It is not the first duty of a gentle
man, an honest man, an honorable man
20 deny such base falsehoods as are to be
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-24
TOOEL.E.
sudden Death Of John Athin from Chronic
Alcoholism WE'LL known Character.

Special Correspondence.
Tooclc March 2l.-John Akin or
Jack Atkins aH he was much better
known, died here suddenly at o'clock
last night. The cause OF his death
was chronic alcoholism. For Year, he
had been constant and heavy drink.
~ and OF late had been running the old
bruncau saloon.
Jack" was well known In many
parts o. Utah and despite his appetite
for liquor. had numerous friends aud
many good qualities. lie was naturally
bright and big hearted. but was "a COM
plcte slave TO the demon that resulted
IN his death. For two weeks hc had
been In n helpless state 81 intoNlcation
and died NJ indicated.
There were many sad Incidents In the
career 81 the deceased, and lately.
some time In January. HIS father. Geo.
Akin. died. A short time after that
he lost promising child. Being Of a
highly Hympathetid nature. he brood
ed much and under continued Aerpon.
dency. literally drank himself % death.
lie leaves n wife and child.
Arrangements have not yet been
made for the funeral. Mrs. Akin. the
decenHcd's mother. II visiting her
daughter In Eureka and has been noti-
fed, other members 81 the family
have also been appriacd.
II was rumorcd here n few days ago
that a man named shelton had at
tempted TO commit suicide by blowing
on his head with dynamite. The man
still lives and the rumor has not been
confirmed.
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" nnIANT 8. YOUNG. Secretary.
Clly,LAND MINING COMPANY -
ILfCIIOs az OFFICERS.

NotIce.--The stockholders OF the
Cleveland Mining Company. having
neglected 60 hold the regular annual
meeting. for the election of officers On
the third Wednesday Of February.
1853. notice In hereby given that q gen
era meeting of the stockholders u
hereby called and will be- held at the
once OF W. J. Halioran, No. u West
Third South street. Salt Lake city.
Utah. on saturday, the 9Th day Of
Anil. 1889, at o'clock y. M. for tho
election OF a board OF directors and OIL
Gers for the ensuing year and also for
the purpose OF taking action upon the
Following proposed changes In the nftl-
rles Of Incorporation. to-Nlti First, 20
amend article 9 80 that the same shall
r,nd as follows THE amount Of the
capital stock Of the corporation shall
h. ave hundred thousand 400 oool doll
lars. divided into i've hundred thousand
400 O0Ol shares, OF the par value of one
hi dollar each. second. TO amend arti-
eie IA 20 ~ 10 read as fllloNpi The cap
it,l stock ~ said corporation shall not
i. assessed TO exceed ave thousand
az OO0l dollars In any one Year, and
for the transaction Of such other bust
ness nj may come before said meeting.
lly order OF the Board " Directors.
j. q. ELDrEDGE, Secretary.
Salt Lake city, Utah. March Sti.
1889 al. ,saa
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OUR NEICHBORS.
SHELLEY, IDAHO.


Special Correspondence.
Shelley, Idaho. March 22.-Not seeing
anything In your valuable paper for "a
long time from this little town, one
might think that our former ambition
20 become one OF the most thriving
towns In this part OF the country had
died out. but this Il not the case. for
the wheels OF Industry and improve.
mont have furnished employment to all
that desired TO labor. We can boast of
having four mercantile establishments,
two hotels and one restaurant, also ~
pottery. the smoke ascending from a
forty.foot smoke stack testifics to what
they are doing. The brick yard Ia also
thriving under the management OF j.
H. Davis. We also boast ~ having n
gfist mill second 10 none In tho land.
Mr.. g. T.. Wnterron ~ Salt Lake city.
who contracted for putting IN the ma i
chinery and completing the mill, felt
- well pleased with the mill and It's
surroundings. In the way ~ farms and
faliroad facilities. that he leased II Tot
nyc years. Two Of his employees, W.
u. Iienmcr from ogden and a. w.
ciawHon from Pennington. were aiAl
much delighted with the country and
the prospects for good homes, and they
have concluded TO remain and are TAX
ing charge OF the mill. The flour from
this mill N finding IT, way Into the
largest ciiier In Utah and Idaho.
The business ~ this little town II In.
crcnHing ~ rapidly that the railroad
company has decided TO put In n de-
pot here.
During the winter entertainments
have been given By the home dramatic
association. sunday school. RELIEF 10,
ciety, Y. NJ. ana Y. l.. NJ l. a. and
Primary
la grip has been the rounds and has
taken three little ones from our num-
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Chronic Nasal Catnrrh poiHonH every
breath that h drawn into the lungs.
There n procufahlo from any druggist
the remedy for IN" cure Of this trouble.
a smali quantity Of Eiy's Cream Balm
placed into the nostrilH spreads over an
inilamod and angry surface, relieving
Immediately the painful inflammation,
ciennsen. heals and cures. a cold IN
the bend vnnshcs Immediately. Hold
by druggifis OF win be- mailed for 90
cents By Ely brothers, o. Warren
Street New York.
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ONCE OF the Phoenix Mining Company.
Salt Lake city, Utah. March 3. 1920.
Notice In hereby given that there will
be "A meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Phoenix Mining Company, held az the
Compnny'H office Number II Fast, Sec
ond South st.. Salt Lake city. Utah.
on Monday 3rd day Of April. 1899. at
10 o'clock a. M. for the purpose OF
voting ON the proposition 81 selling all.
or any portion Of the company'a Mining
Claims, situated In West Mountain
Mining District. Salt Lake County.
Utah, ana for the purpose Of tranHact-
Ing all such other business aH may
properly come before the company.
ANDREW GEiiIiARDT.
prealdent.
II. a. GEDiIARDT JR..
Secretary,
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

The board OF directors OF IN. Utah
Sugar Company has this day declared a
dividend tNO. IL Of ~ pct cent on the
capital stock OF the company, payable at
the office Of the company. Deacrct
News building. Salt Lake city. ON
March 3ist. 1899. to stockholders OF
record Oh March 30th 1888.
HORACE q. WHITNEY.
See. aud Treas.
The stock transfer books OF the Utah
Sugar Company will be closed on
March ~. 1879.
HORACE q. WHITNEY.
Sec. and Treas.
Sal, Lake city, March 10. 1929.
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FROM 1906 TO 1899.

Jenson's church Chronology. n chron-
ologlcnl hls'ory Of the Church from
isO5 to the close Of ISIS Printed In
new type throughout In any style
~ binding doaiscd. Prices. u.2j. ti.51
and t2.OO. The fLnda derived ftom the
sale Of the book VII be- used ior the
erection OF new Is,ttor.day Saints
Historians Office In this city. For sale
at THE DESEitEr NEWS.
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NOW READY.

tensions Church Chronology. ohron.
ological history Of the Church from
iSOS IN tho close of 1895. Printed In
new type throughout. In any style
OF binding desired. Prices. fi.g5, 81. 90
and 500. The FUNDS derived from the
sale Of the book will be used for the
erection NJ % new I.atter-day Saints
Historian office In this city. For sale
al THE DESERET NEWS.
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"res" eKinr PLEAD. Guilty To burglary
Judge Dn,enberry "iioidipg'' Court

Special Correspondence.
Ncrnal, Uintah Co. March 81
The district court convened at 10
time TEX" King entered plea ~ gull
~ 10 the charge OF burglary. lie will
be sentenced tomorrow perhaps, The
young man, Jos. Workman. who was a
co-defendnnt with Kin" entered "a plea
Of not guilty. His case was continued
FOR the term, and he was released on
the nominal bond Of 500. The Jurors
who had been summoned for this term
of court Were examined ma few
minor matters attended to, and court
adjourned until 2 y. m.
said that KIM would perhaps be
sentenced tomorrow, and | say II ad-
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FIFTY.NINTH DIVIDEND.
Y. g. II. l.. Salt Lake city.
A....A - tkad

Y. G. 81. l.. SAT- Lake City.
March IL. 1899.
~ meeting OF the directors held on
the 18th instant n dividend OF four per
cent for the half-year WIS declared up
on the capital stock Of this Institution
of record March 2b. 1899. payable on and
after April 18th next, TO Hookholders
personally upon presentation Of their
stock certificates. or upon their written
order.
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VERNAL.


Special Correspondence.
vcrnal. Ulntah County. March a.
Vcrnal has presented quite scene OF
hurry and hustle the past two days.
The district court convened Monday
morning and quit. number OF people
are In attendance Rs Jurors, witnesses,
etc. Judge Duashberry and Court
gtenorrnphcr Monte Roberts came In
ON the stage sunday nirht. and Attor.
noy T.. u. Rhodes srf a Mr.. Mcdonald
by private conveyance.
',urt WAS talltu promptly at 10 am
Monday morning and the following
bualncas was disposed Of. The criminal
and civil calendar was arranged, uAt
first ease being that OF the State w
'''rex'' King and Joseph Workman,
charged with burrinrixing the house Of
foseph Lords nt the MIL coal mine last
winter They were allowed until to-
day Mt 800 n. m. to enter plea.
The two cases uf grand larceny
against James J.McKee were continued
for the term. Mckee " now serving
n term In the pcnitcntlary for mn a..
saul, ON the former county attorney
n. n Luethl. and for grand larceny In
the noted sheen ease which came up
Two years ago. These cases wctv
pendlng against him at the time he
was sentenced In the two eases men
toned. The particular charge b.ins
stook from niue Mountains belonging
II charles Pepper. and several beet
steers belonging to the Carroll boys.
a.c or the state ,i, W. Leo ,.. ." mp
continued for the term, NJ was also the
civil action Of George Hinton W ucorEe
Tho case Of va whlppic W Ascnath
chadwick. was dismissed BY the con
sent 81 both parties. The suit was
brought for n dissolution Of the part
nernhlp existing between the parties
and Tor a partition ~ the property.
L.ottic Iflgiey W William Prcccc came
IN nu a motion To- set aside the former
verdict In favor Of plaintiff The hear
ing ON this motion was set for today at
n. m.
nfvoncr rAsps
p'''''''' '''''''
The demurrer OF the defendant IN the
case OF Jennie Wcstovcr W Alfred
WoHtovcr, divorce, was oycrruled and
defendant allowed until today at pm.
to ME his answer.
Nettie Davis secured divorce from
her husband. Tom Davlnun the grounds
~ adultery and failure 60 provide, ana
was given the custody 81 the minor
child. the only issue OF the marriage,
and ns alImony all the real and per-
ronal property for the support OF the
child.
The ease of Uininh county W w. ".
GaEOn and hts bondamen was also con-
tinucd for the term.
t,,pv p.N,rt
The following citizens were sum.
moned to act as Jurors at this term OF
court W. NJ. Stone. W. &. Lybbcrt,
william Mckee Jr.. y. N. Prccce. =. j.
Campbell, J, ". liolgate. J. u. Henry,
~. ~. Davlda. a. u. Anderson. william
Mcfwnn. \. ~. Senrlc, David Timothy,
ia samucls. l.. H. Pack y. NJ. caid-
well. ueorTv James. Frank Killings.
Ahner Kitchens ana y. &. Lybert
Campbell Ulster nbJurcd all allegi.
ance tn queen Victoria. and upon max.
ing the proper showing, was allowed
10 take the oath OF allegiance To the
United states.
Some probate matters were also dis
posed % IN tho Dowd estate and the
johnson estate. Taken all together
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Tickets Will be sold on following
dates. From ogden. Park city. hing
ham. Springviilc. SILVER cts and In
termcdiatc points, from April 9TH n
9Th. inclusive. tickets limited 10 Anfil
18th, 1899 From all other points Api n
9Th 60 sth. inclusive. tickets limited tn
April 18th. 1889.
Best local train service In the state.
Four trains daily April 9Th "a ath In
elusive. between ogden ami Salt Lake
city In both directions
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And IN accordance with law. and an
order OF the Board OF Directors made
ON the 18th day 81 February, 1899, 20
many shares % each parcel % nal1
stock ~ may be necessary, VIII be sold
at the Office Of said Company. at 10
North Main IT,, falt Lake city, Utah.
ON the 18th day ~ April. al y noon. 10
pay the delinquent assessment. 20.
gciher with the cost OF advertising and
extcns. of sale.
ny order OF the Hoard o. Directors'
JOHN WELLS.
Dated March sist. 1850.