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DAILY HOUSEHOLD COLUMN.
Practical Suggestions Calculated to
Please Your Family,
BY PARKER QUINCY ADAMS.
Register Enterprise intended to Aid Every
Housewife.
Copyright, 1899, by Walter B. Guild.)


During the open or hunting season
venison is both plenty and reasonable
In price in all the markets of the larger
cities. This increase in the quantity
of game of this kind has led to in
creased interest in its cooking and has
caused several inquiries in regard to it..
To answer two correspondents at
once let me say that the saddle OF VEN
ison is that part of the deer that COR
responds to the saddle of mutton as
obtained from the sheep. To be more
explicit the coveted portion is obtained
by lying the entire carcass on the block
and cutting it in half crosswise, the cut
being made at the beginning of the
loin. The two hind legs are then cut
off in a curved line, leaving the tail
on the trunk and the piece comprising
the two loins and the tail constitutes
the saddle.
If you have saddle and wish to cook
it roll flank flaps under and tie them
down, running the cord around the
whole piece, If you desire, lard well,
for venison has little fat Of its own,
dust with salt, pepper and -four and
place in quick, hot oven. The rule Is
to cook ten minutes to the pound, but
you will find the meat quite rare if you
do not allow longer.
To carve a saddle of venison slices
should be cut the length of the saddle
and parallel with the backbone; the
knife is then slipped under and the
slices separated from the bone. To
carve as you would beef would be out
of form.
A rich brown sauce should be served
with the saddle unless dish gravy is
used. This may be made as is usual
brown sauce with the addition of two
or three tablespoonfuls Of currant jelly.
1t is also well to serve jelly as relish.
A justly celebrated chef furnishes me
the following recipe for cooking veni-
son steak which / am sure all will ap-
preciate. Take two pounds of venison,
cut in half-inch steaks, rub them well
with olive oil on both sides and set
aside for an hour before cooking. Have
a bright clear bed of Goals and broI
for eight minutes, turning frequently.
While the steaks are cooking melt in
dish on the side Of the fire equal parts
of butter and currant jelly, allowing
tablespoonful of each to each pound Of
meat, salt and pepper to- taste and
when the steaks are cooked dip them
twice in the mixture and send them
promptly to the table. In no case let
the steaks get cold before serving.
If venison is to be used in making a
stew or soup, it is always we'll to re-
member it lacks fat and to provide
substitute for the deficiency. Bearing
this in mind, you may use venison as
you would beef in stew and secure
good results. If the meat smells musty,
as is sometimes the case, it should be
first washed with luke-warm water and
then with milk and water. If too
gamey, boil for a few minutes with
sliced potatoes and onions, then throw
away water and vegetables and cook
meat as you desire
PARKER QUINCY ADAMS.
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NEW YORK, November 20.-Busi-
ness in metal began the week on a
very small scale with the market show
ing marked weakness in nearly every
department Lower markets abroad,
unfavorable advices from the west, lib
eral offerings and scarcity OF buyers
were the causes for the heayiness To-
eally. At the close the Metal Ex-
change called pig iron warrants dull
and neglected: lake copper quiet at
ST 00G17 %; tin lower and easy 1t
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

NEW YORK, November 20.-The
Commercial Advertisers London finan-
cial cablegram:
The markets here had good start
to-day in news from South Africa.
They were fairly active for an hour,
after which enthusiasm was chilled by
a rumor that two gold mines had been
wrecked. Africanse broke and the rest
of the market weakened sympathetical-
ly. ,Consols fell Is to 1031a. The mar
ket began talking of dear money again.
Americans were quiet and firm till New
York began selling them, and the clos
ing was irregular at the close. Nor
folk & Western was hard. At the spe
cial settlement for Southern Pacific the
Contango was 51a@6. Paris bought
Spanish As to 651a. Tintos were 465s,
Anacondas 95s, Avinos 1 1916. Gold
to the amount of $4,000 was taken for
Batavia. Money was firm early, but
supplies came out later.
NEW YORK, November 20.-Money
ON call firmer at per cent; last loan,
5. Prime mercantile paper, 51s@6 per
cent.
Sterling exchange heavy with actual
business at 4.85B for demand, and
4.S1A OASIS for 60 days; posted rates,
4.821a and 487; commercial bills, 4.S1.
Silver certificates, 58A@59 &c.
Bar silver, $3.50.
Mexican dollars 471hc
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81 50@4 So The brokers' price for lead
is "a 40 and for copper 81 O0@17 rs.
DRY GOODS

NEW YORK. November 20.-The
week opens with the demand for cot
ton goods still well ahead OF supplies
in all staple lines. but no further adj
vance of any moment reported. Ten
dency still upwards. however. Print
cloths unchanged for regulars. but
some odd goods advanced Lice to &c.
Prints in good request. Ginghams in
fuller demand than supply, Woolens
and worsted quiet, but prices firm.
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VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY.

NEW YORK, November 20.-The
statement of the visible supply of grain
in store and afioat. Saturday, November
Is, as compiled by the New York Pro-
duce Exchange, is as follows: Wheat,
100000 bushels, increase 1,43S, 900
bushels; corn II ,057,00 bushels. de-
crease 7S2.00 bushels; oats 6.125, 900
bushels, decrease SCI 900 bushels; rye
1862, 900 bushels, increase Ill 900 bush
els; barley 3.11s,000 bushels, increase
47S,000 bushels.
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and the sub-treasury debit balance at
the clearing house to-day was small
in spite of the governments checks for
payment Of redeemed bonds.
There was some proft-taking in spec
ulative bonds, but at other points IN
the list some strength was shown. To-
tai sales, par value, $1,705,OO0.
United States new As advanced Il
and cid As registered Is in the bid
price
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As FoIi0Ws.
v. I Daily, except Sunday.

Daily; Except Sunday: Sunday On '.
Pullman Sleeping or Parl0r Cars on Ii
through trains. r. =. BURKE
City Passenger and Ticket AGENT
Wheeling W Va
AGENT FOR ALL STEAMSHIP LINES.
F. ID. UNDERWOOD, ID. II. MARTIN
General Manager. Mgr. pasz. TraffieS
Baltimore.
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1000 q. m.-oHro VALLEY EXPRESS.

1000 a. m.-oHIo VALLEY EXPRESS.
Daily except Sunday.
For Moundsvilie, New Martinsville,
SisfersgilIe, ST. Marys. Marietta. Par
kersburg Ravens wood, wildwood,
Pomeroy. PIT. Pleasant, Charleston,
GaAlpoiis. Huntington, KeDoya, Iron
ton. Portsmouth. Hllisboro. Clncin-
natl and all points south and west.
Runs solid@to Cincinnati Pari0r car.
11:45 a. m--KESOyA EXPRESS. Daily.
For SigtersvilIe, Marietta Parkers-
burg, Pomeroy, PIT Pleasant, Charles
ton, GaIipoIis, Huntington, Kenoya.
and principal intermediate points.
Parior car.
s:5 D. ACCOMMODATION. Daily.
For Parkersburg and intermediate
points.
100 ,. m--ExPRESs. Daily except sun
day.
For SistersyfIle. st. Mays, Waversy,
Marietta. P1rkersburg and infernedi-
ate points north Of Sistersville
L E CHALENOR.
Gen. Pass Agent.
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A BABY LAMB JACKET,

smart Women of Gotham Are Wearing the
Stylish Design Made Upon Very Unpre-
tentious Design.
Though not exclusively so, this is to a
great extent, a jacket year. There are
those who claim that jacket is preferable
to cape since the decline of large sleeves
arguing that now one needs no friendly
hand to coax the superabundance of stuff
into place. And, on the other hand, there
are others who claim that capes will re-
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RAILWAY TlME CARD.

arrivals and departures OF trains on ands
aIser November 10, 1888 Explanation OF
reference rs marks: Daily fSunday excep1- !
81. {A1onday excepted Saturday excepted 4
Sunday only Eastern Standard lirae.#
Mnlen IS one hour earlier than Centrat
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O. r. G ss''r s,sf CO.

Time Table In Effect November ~. 1859.
TO a. ACCOMMODATION Daily.
For ParkerSsurg and intermediate
Points.
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EXPRESS COMPANIES.

American IL 7.
United States ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
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would meet and labor there with dear
friends. relatives and mighty men. He
had led a pure life. Purity was
stamped upon his countcnancc' nus eve
~ feature witnessed ~. His burial was
not the end. He lives today. said FL
der Penrosc. ana Will continue TO live
and do good TO mankind.
The speaker referred 30 the hereafter
and the revelations 81 God concerning
IT, lie spoke OF the joyful reunion %
departed kindref g. $50 due time Of
the Lord. and said that Just as sure
as death comes. 80 will life. Immortality
and endless glory come. charles has
gone on another mission. We VIII meet
him, " we are faithful ne h. has been
faithful. In the morning of the ntst
resurrection. ana rejoice IN his COM
pnny forever. Then All viii be perfcc.
ton and harmony. Elder rcnrose In.
vokcd Gods blessings and the peace of
heaven upon the berenvcd ones. and
asked that the light of eternal life
might make clear TO their souls the re-.
alltlea ~ the spiritual world, that they
might be led 10 rejoice rather than TO
mourn In sorrow.
The closing rcmnrka were made by
hlshop l.. u. Hardy. who paid high
tribute 20 the worth ~ the deceased.
whom he characterized ns one of the
best young mon IN tho Second ward.
and one who could not wen be- spared.
The speaker referred 20 his cheerful
dlapoHitiun ana the great faith he cN-
orclsed ON his bed OF anllctiou. and
prayed that the family would be com.
fnrted IN their Bereavement
The congregation arose and sang
Doxoiogy and boncdictipu was pros
nounccd BY Elder fichcr J. Grant.
Slx brothers ~ the deceased acted NJ
pall-bcarcrs aud the coffin was COW
cred with beautiful flowers. while
large number 81 ornamental wrenths.
the offerings ~ relatives and fellow as
nn' intgr. went to make up picture ~
lovnllrcsH The remains were follow
cd 60 their last resting place IN the city
cemetery by n large concourse Of rcla-
tlves aud friends In carringca, ON foot
and In street cars.
AZ the grave. "rhc Vacant Chair"
was beautifully rendered hy the male
quartet. The dedicntory prayer was
oficsod by Elder Ncphl l.. Morris. nnd
after the grave was closed. lovely nofni
emhcma In profusion were laid on tho
last resting place or the beloved one.
There was n very iarre congregation
afncmblcd at tho cemetery.
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LAID no REST.


The funeral Of Elder charles ~ Cam
non, son OF President Angus M,and Ann
Amanda Cannon, OF this stake,
took place from the Tabernacle
Sunday. services commencing at 1850
o'clock The change was necessary
owing 10 the Fourteenth ward assembly
han being wholly inadequate 10 the ac-
cnmmudatlnn of the large crowd In at
tendance. the building being comforta-
bly, illcd long before the time set FOR
the service, while hundreds OF friends
had gathered outside unable to obtain
admission. The ward authorities had
decorated the hall nicely with white
crepe, and every arrangement had been
made looking 10 the comfort OF all who
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In the Matter OF the Estate OF Clarence
u. Jennings. Deceased.

The petition OF James y. Jennings.
praying for the issuance 10 himself of
letters OF ADMINISTRATION IN the estate
been set for hearing ON Saturday. fho
slHt iay OF January, a. u. 1893. al 0.aO
O'Clock a. m" at the County Court
House, In tho Court Room or said
Court Ia salt Lake city Salt Lake
Wiineaa the clerk of said Court with
January a. -. 1899.
lseol DAVID e. DUNBAR. Clerk.
ny GEO y. BLAIR, Deputy clerk.
MllllamH' Van Colt g. Sutherland, At
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FUNERAL or MRS. wIDERBERG.

The funeral Of Mrs Charles wider.
berg was held yesterday at 1850 o'clock
from her residence. 5i5 Second street.
Tho speakers were Elders Andrew Jcn-
ron, =. T.. Move. Christian y. Twccdc.
Arthur Harness. George y. Gibbs and
Neurrc Rumnoy. Music was furnished
hy "A quartette that was led hy Thomns
Mcintyre. The husband Of Mrs. WIDER
berg, Charles WidorhorE fulnllcd two
Missions 10 Scandinavia and presided
over the mission each time. he died at
ogden thirty years ago. Mrs. WIDER
berg leaves one daughter, the wife %
samuel Mulhoilnnd.
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nfo. Ooddard's Memory COMMUNICATED
by Memorial Meeting At tho southern
Capital

Memorial services were held ycster-
day ln the 81. George tabernacle Tor the
veteran sunday school worker. George
Goddard
The stand was appropriately drapcd
w hlue ana white A large portrait Of
tho drconHrd was hung In the rear ~
The scat Occupied hy tho stake preHl-
dencN. \ large cuncourHo NJ people Mt
tended the services some coming from
the surrounding settlements. stake SUI
per.ntrndcnt ~ tho sabbath Schools ~.
u. Morris. who had taken the Initiative
Tor memorial services, took chnrge Of
thn meeting M the request of bishop
AndruN After the formal opening cx-
orclaeH had taken place, fttlnE and
Appropriate rcmnrlgH wera made by Supt.
Morris. bishop AndruH stake Prcai-
Gent Daniel ID, Macarthur. Elders james
q. Bleak. T.. Macarthur. Samuel Miles
ana by Geo, =. Whitehead, the oldest
grandson u the departed Patnsrch.
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NOTICE az ASSESSMENT.
an Asphalt and yarnlah Company,
SITUATION Of irinsipal Place o. nlal-

NIlh AHnhaIt and NafnlHh Company,
situation OF Principal Place OF Il,lnl-
meas, No, 400 MCCORMICK Heck,
Salt Lake city. Utah.
Notice u hereby given that al a meet
inr OF .the Board OF Directors OF the
ltah Asphalt. aud Narnisb Company
helu AZ Aait Lake CITY Utah, Noyem-
Der -, 1879, an assessment 81 one-hnlf
90 one 81, cent .per share was levied
payable "a iiflunt r. Young. stcretnrv
No. igs Mccormick block. salt Lake city.
Utah. and any stock upon which tho
.Olh day OF January, 1893. VIII be- de-
linqucnt and advertised for sale at pubs
Ne auction and II payment ~ not made
heforu viii he sold on the 9TH day OF
FEBRUARY, 1879, AT the hour " p. 10.
~ the office ~ the company, No, ~
MCCORMICK block. Salt Lake city. Utah.
inE and expenses Of sails.
DRIANT 8. YOUNG,
Secretary.
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NOTICE 40 cnrDiroIs.-
EHtato % Agnes HOGAN. pecenaea.

Creditors win present claims with
Vouchers to the undersigned. AZ law
@ once OF Morse a Whittemore. 40l Me-
day OF May. a. -. 1899.
JAMES w HOGAN,
Administrator OF Estate OF Agnes Hog
gan, Deceased.
Date of first publication, January II.
a. ID. 1890.
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And In accordance with law and AN
order q tho Board OF Directors mai,
on the srd day 81 December iS.e. W. many
shares OF each parcel Of stock a. fung
be necessary VIII be sold at room ~
lake. state OF Titan. on the 10Th dny ~
January. iNgq. at the hour uf " O'clock
noon OF said day. TO pay the dcinquon,
costs VI advertising ana expenses o.
sale. -
4. 4. PEARSON,
Secretary Triumph Consolidated Mining
Company.
Dated this 10Th day Of December. is1s.
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NOTiCE.-Thcrc are delinquent on
the following described stock ON ne
count OF assessment No. OF y cent pcf
share Ia the capital stock of said COM
pany. levied ON the 2snd OF November.
1895. the several amounts set opposite
the names Of tho respective share.
holders rs fOllowu.
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OBITUARY.


Mrs. Matilda J. Martlndaic. the wife
Of Hon. W. g. Atartiudnic. after an
illncss Of only % hours. quietly passed
away nt II o. M, Saturday. jan. 4.
1859 az Albion. Idaho. Mrs. Nartudaie
was born july H.. 1850 IN the state ~
Pennsylvania, and ,miFrntod 10 i'tnh
IN iss2. where she became acquainted
with and ON the 9Th day % May. 1854.
married Mr.. Martlndnle. she was a
faithful wife and a loving mother. nnd
leaves a fond husband. Heyrn children
ana twenty Ave gtandChli irUn ana n
large circle Of friends 20 mourn her
lUnH
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Triumph Consolidated Mining COMPANY.
Principal Onltc. Room Di Mccormick
iilock. Salt Lake city Utah.
Notice. There are delinquent en- IN,
following described stock ON account ~
assessment No. Z, levied on the Std day
OF December. 1893. the several atuounft
cot opposite the names OF the tcaicetiys
HhNrebttdcfa as fOlluwn:
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Ana In accordance with law md tho
order OF the Boa-d Of Directors made on
the llth day OF Noyember lNs. 20 many
necessary. viii be sold at public auction
az tho office OF the company, i0sT Eagt
Second South Street. Halt Lake NV
Utah. on tho 10Th day OF Janunry. iVo'
to pay the delinquent assessment 10.
Fcthcr with the cost OF advertising and
u. GREEN.
grerrfar,.
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MOON

AZ Willow Greek. Casala county.
Idaho. Jan. o. 1889. Mff. Maria Moon.
AGED u years. born July %. isaa IN
Upper Canada, county ~ Leeds. Her
husband was Hurh Moon. In 1877 tho
family crossed the plains 20 Salt Lake
Utah. with the iirnt oinirrnnt TAIN
They resided In Utah uii issO. wnfn
they removed to Mniud city. Idaho,
Where Str. Moon died IN 1870. In 1875
Mrs. Moon moved with her faulty 10
cnssia county. Idaho. ana made a hons
ut Willow creek whore she resided
until the time ~ her death.
until tho time N her death. Her fdn-
crnl was held Jan. D az Albion. fdnhc.
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PROBATE Ann GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.


Consult County clerk or tue Ronpoctiye
signerH for Further Information.
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JESSE N. rox. Secretary.

ny order ~ the hnard Of directors ~ tho
Iussin Mining Company, NJ a murting held
January l@thi isHt TIN uute tor declaring
thn stock grlinuurut has bern postponed
unill Thursday. February Sud. isifl and Il
payment J. not made hUiurr, the stock will
hA udvrfilsrd Tor snlc aud sold at public
auction Ia thu.niiicr 1T tho secretary. ia
Main street Monday, February enth iri0 AT
.u'elnck v. m,
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.


HOME FIRE INSURANCE. CO.--Tho
annual meeting OF the stockholders q the
Home Fire Insurance Company ~ utNn'
viii he held at the company once, ~ ,
~ Main street, salt LAKE Ilty' Staii vhn
Tuesday February I. nss, & orl eci.
y. M The purposes Tor wi nioh n,vp ,n sec-
Ing Is called. are 70 eject ulr e,,s,,t,,,-
rotary and treasurer ioI w WIZ a tir
year and TO uantnct my au." 1870
business ~ may lawtuily evi"' "''''
said mccting. ,.tttrNt.y
HORACE u " ,l,a,,.
c,,.. 49,, . ,ssa oeN'''"'''
salt Iakc CITY. Jan y ~.
,,,.,,,.n, c,,xT 90 -Tnc annual
lih .,, e. 'it..,cs hnidora of IIcber }.
Grant 4 90, Incorporated. will be held ~
M office Of the company No. p JAIN
Street. Salt Lake city Utah, on Iucs-
day, January giHt, 1880. nt o'clock p m.
Tho object Of said meeting ~ " eject
board % directors 10 serve for Tue cnsn-
ing year nad 20 transact sucl othcr puhi-
ness Us may legally come before ~,
JOHN sThlNshnM.
- sectethfy'
Salt Lake city. Jan. = 1872
room wAuoS a MACHINE 90 THE
,,,,',,,t ,,.',ti,,, ~ thc sto.rhoiders of tho
~, ,,,,,yn'ivs Wagon 4 Machine %. !" will
hq hoia az the c,inpsny on,e " ,a 80. ,a's q,
Wy; IAN on ,.nl,,,,a,aa a., Vital s.id
NNWtlt y ~ ~ 49,, .tt,....s,,s. -
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Notice II hereby given that tho annual
meeting 81 the stockholders OF the Grant
Goid Mining company will be held at tho
Office q the company. Home Fire In
Hufancc company Of Utah building Nos
"a 10 y East Temple street. salt Lake
city. Utah, ON Tuesday. January u. 1890.
ut Z O'Clock y. NJ. for the election 81 OF.
uccrr and for the transaction OF such
other business az may come before said
THOMAS W. SLOAN.
Salt Lake CITY. Utah. Dec. Ii. is5s
SALT LAKE LIVERY AND TRANS
FER Goa special meeting OF the
stockholders Of the salt Lake Livery *
Tranrfcr GO. win be- held Thursday.
jan soth. 1899 az y. M. at the compa-
ny's office on West Temple ~ vet. Salt
l.HLc city. Utah. FOR the purpofo 81
oluctirg n Board OF Directors for the
cunulnT year. and Tor such other buai-
noEf a. may legally come before ~.
GRO. r. oDELi. Scc'ty.
Notice II hereby given that the am
nuni meeting Of the stockholders ~ the
ncscfct and Salt Lake Agricultural aud
Manufacturing Canal company. will be-
east South Temple street. Salt Lake
city, Utah, on saturday. January ~.
1889 nt 10 o'clock a, ~. for the clcc-
tlun ~ trurtoeH T. serve during the on.
suing year. and FOR the trnnsnction ~
such other huflncsn az shall come be-
fore the meeting.
l.. JOHN NuTTALL. Secretary.
salt Lake Cliy, january 10. 1879.
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In the District Court. Probate Division.
IN and for Salt Lake County. state
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.


Noticc.-There are delinquent on IN,
following described stock on account ~
assessment NO. OF one-haif Of one cont
company. levied on the nth day lof M.
vcmhcr. 1885. tho several amourtr 81
opposite the names OF tho respective
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And Ia accordance with law and an on.
dor ~ the Hoard ~ Trustees made on tho
10Th dny uf November. 1875. 40 fnnnv
shares % each parcel ~ such stock IA
may he necessary viii be- sold AT The nee.
fctAry'a Office, Mccormick q cas- Iinnk
tornrr OF firat south and East rompiG
streets, salt Lake city, Utah, on Mon.
day, January 81 1889, az I O'Clock r. M
o. pay the delinquent assessment there.
and expenses OF sale,
4. iiASAUER, IN.
Secretary
streets. san Ike CIV iiisb 4'"p'e
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West buckeye Mining Company.
Principal Place OF nuHlnoas. Salt Lake
CITY. Utah.

NOTICE IL hereby given thar nj n
mecunE u tho lionrd of Directors Of
West liuekeyr Mining Co. held al anit
Lake Clty, Utah. December u, 1853, an
NnhNrsm'h! OF 3. OF one cent per share
was lowed on the capital stock OF tho
corporation payable IL once 10 II. %.
Mliler secretary, "a, State street, Salt
lRke cry, Ntnh, and any stock upon
which the nnsossment shall remnin un.
VIII he d.linuucnt ana advertised Tor
sal' ny public auction, and " payment 10
1tll gay OF JANUARY ik99 ut 10 a. M,
~ sla state street, Hnlt Lake CITY. Utah.
70 pay nsaehsfnenta and cost of adycr-
USING anu expense Of Hnle
~. ~ MILLER aecretary
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SIEGEL'S
Health is Wealth
Or 6 c Wosrs Nerve
and Brain Treatment.

The original an others limitations. ~ sold
under positive written guarantee. by nu.
thuflEru nHruiH only, % cure weak mUm.
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misery, consumption insanity uud death.
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with wuii.n funrlnico Ia euro or refund
money sample uOknru, containing nyo
days treatment with flll Instructions. -
cents. Ono sample only sold 20 each per-
son ~ store or By mail.
tied Label special Extra strength, Tor
loss Of Power, ~ box pix Tor 81, with
wuilcn guarantee 10 cuTc'in ~ days. ~
store or by mAil.
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Prescription Druggist.
Mccormick building, corner Main aud First
South street Salt Lake ciiy. Utah.