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The Worcester spy., 1899-04-24
sItuatIons wantea-Eemale.

SITUATIONS WANTED l. By coIored
girl. American housekeeper. has boy 4
years old general girls, private and
and chambermaids green girls Mrs.
Jones, 40 Main ST., room II. Telephone
96l-4.
The Worcester spy., 1899-04-24
T. II. GAGE,

S. r.. WINSLOW.
NJ. ID. GILMAN.
Terms at sale; 500 down at sale
H. NJ CLEMENCB, Auctioneer.
The Worcester spy., 1899-04-24

Through the Great Hoosac Tunneil
The scenic route of New England. The
shortest route offering best service and
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OUR NEICHBORS.
WESTON, IDAHO.
Late storm tnsnr.. rin. crop. on my
Farms -iseturned Misionary.

special Correspondence.
Weston. oneida Co. Ida. May D.
We have had u heavy snow storm all
through Cache Valley. The snow began
falling sunday evening and continued
until Monday noon. about these parts
there must have fallen from eight to
twelve inches. This almost lnHurca
nOod crop of grain this season and an
average OF I'VE or ten more bushels per
acre Tor our farmers. For some weeks
before this We had had nothing but
cold and drying winds and our farmers
were beginning 90 despair ~ raising
anything like an average crop ON dry
farms.
on sunday Elder James Nielsen. our
last returning missionary. gave ~ an
account Of some Of his iahora In the
state 81 Wisconsin. while away from
HE home. lie laborcd principally In
the city Of Milwaukee. where there II
a nice little branch Of the Church and
Sunday school organized.
Last evening d large number q the
Saints of this ward assembled In the
meeting house In social way TO wei.
come Elder james Nielsen 10 his homo
again, A very nice program consisting
~ sonEn, r,scitationH. music and comic
speeches was rendered. followed by a
bountcoua picnic.
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OUR OWN STATE.

before June Is. the limit Of time given
In the contract, and then II IL believed
that bids viii be asked for the further
extension Of the road into Provo VAL
ley but when bids would be advertised.
the chief engineer did not care to state.
SEWERAGE FOR Provo.
AZ the regular session Of the city
council held lrst evening, the special
committee on beverage. which was APP
pointed a week ago. made N report NJ n
the probable cost ~ constructing
sewer for distance OF two blocks. The
total cUHt for labor aud material was
placed ~ Si5j. \ grade Of one inch
TO the rod c,n be obtained. The COM
mittce RECOMMENDED the use of eight
Inch pipe.
The city attorney IL now preparing
BIZ FOR an ordinance creating
ngwCr district to BE- known as District
No. ]. aud which embraces blocks &,
and g. the two most important busincas
blocks of the city. The sewer will
empty Into the fnctory race ON II
David II. Rsobe was appolntcd
member Of the city council. 10 MI the
yataucy caused by the Resignation of
Itlghnm Johnson 81 the First wnf'i.
There was no opposition To Mr. Decbc'H
appointment.
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
County Treasurer Mad Olsen Of
Emery IL visiting friends In the Garden
city
William y. silver. the printer. has IL,
the contract for tho erection " new
brick residence IN the Third ward.
T.. y. I1lv ana W. y. clark are Salt
Iatefn fcfiatcrcd NJ the Hotel Roberts.
The town 4 being billed with the pa
per OF the spider and Fly spectacular
company which appear at the Opera
house on the cvclnK Of May sth.
lion. rctor Gfcavcs. prominent
sheep man OF Ephuim. sanpete Co.
was a Provo visitor today.
DR.. y. J. Bunwcli OF Salt Lake II In
The city
Word reached this city today that
liohi. T. klnnlron had arrived IN Now
York city On route 10 Scotland, whrrc
h. viii visit his old home. Mr. Kin.
niHpn expects 10 spend the next year
IN travelling over Europe.
Complaints were today sworn out
against David clayton and snoa whip.
pie Tor taking trout unlawfuiiy. Their
.aaca viii he heard as soon ~ Justice
King returns from Eureka.
Lillian. the aevan.months.oid dRuFh-
ter OF Mr.. aud Mrs. George strong. OF
the First ward, died early this morning
~ bronchitis. Funeral takes place
"Wednesday afternoon. at the family
feaidrncs.
The county commissioner have been
notified by the engineering department
~ the u. u. ". that the contract for
the grading OF the now county road IN
Provo canyon has been let 60 ]. ~
AVERT Of Snrinnville. The railway
company Appropriated about a mile aud
half 81 the Old county road for a
road bed and are now building a new
one In It, place.
a. A. Green Of American Fork was
doing business In Provo today.
Deputy Fish and Game Warden ~
g. Newell reports that there are thoua-
nnds ~ Trout destroyed by being turned
Into the different canals from the Pro-
No river and then out upon tho farm
lnR lnndr whore they perish. one day
last week. MIR, Newell with several other
parties went along the Provo bench
canal and picked up over i've hundred
trout which they deposited back into
the river.
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nANTI.
city SAN oasraa,iaed-r. =. Conference
Mates severe tfosts.

Special Correspondence,
Manti. May s.-,Alantl IL Htili under
strict quafantine regulation. We have
had no schools or public GATHERINGS of
any kind for thrrr weeks. ami thcru are
Yet ~ many families auafantluod that
there In no hope OF our schools doing
anything more thla school year. The
town, accordingly. " very quiet. ANA
though there seems To DO no great cause
for alarm, people aru naturally very
anxious that the town may be her
healthy self once again.
CENTERFIELD VS. oUNNINsoS.
The county court ID In session here
today and tomorrow. one Important
question TO be decided In whether Cen
terficld IL to be- n district separate from
Gunniron. or not Al present the two
places form one precinct. should Gem
terneld become an independent school
district II would undoubtedly cripple
the uunniron schools,
The may term of the district court
conyensA next Monday. Several iin-
portant criminal and ciyil cases viii
be tried. Tho case OF Mira. Hannah
chriHtiansen W llaamua clawHon aud
his bondsmen Is Attracting consider
able attention
=. s, CONFERENCE NOTES.
At the sanpcte stake y y. conference
held at Erhfaim last Saturday and
sunday. Il was decided that the quar-
terry reviews should take tho place OF
our summer jubiicca; II was also de-
tcrmlned that a sunday school kinder
rnrtcn class should be held az Mantl
Ia connection with the summer school,
which viii be- opened there In June. pro
N.ding tho quaranioine Ia raised before
that time. Two young ladies' from
fhlt Lake cry, one daughter OF
President Joseph y, smith. have been
.nsased TO conduct the Kindergarten
work.
'iphral,n North ward gives an Old
FOLKS arty In the tabernacle there to-
I1orrow. A good program OF exercises
has been arranged.
q, A. Iyerron Of Manti has gone TO
i.lhinorc TO take charge of the news
nNter published at that place. II no
nndA the business agreeable he may ac-
oept the position permanently.
The News" mentioned some time ago
that Supt. A. q. Nelson was suffering
from n cancer ON his neck. The treat
nicnt he then underwent seems To
have been effectual Tor now the wound
u nearly healed, ana Brother Nelson In
him again.
For more than week we had very
strong winds from the southwest. and
then came the cold spell, which has
continued for several days. Every now
and then we have little snow storm,
hut the air II almost too cold for rain.
o. even snow, 90 fan. Fears are enter
,aln.i that our fruit Ia being 'nipped
In the bud"
Tho Ephralm Enterprise states that
'Enoch JorEennen has Just declined a
very iinttcring offer from the Latter
day Saints College lbuainena depart
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UTAH sr0An COMPANY. Notice Il
hgrh ~ given that pufsutnt 10 an ur,lrr
" The biafd ~ dirurigr n tho Titan
said cumpany has lHsn rallied. ~ b. held on
Tuesday, The Pth day ~ May. A. -. Ira NJ the
hour 81 .oclurk . m ~ the assembly f,IDu
~ the IAttef.iay saints lusiness College,
lrmpleiun building, SILT lake city, Utah Tor
the puFfs<n ~ ufutidinFh musie ~ suhsrrlp.
ton Tor ~" additional sins.k ~ thlfty-sls
thunsnnd Nv hundred .har. aL,sl. author.
bed Ia b. issu',i ~ par BY tho lizard ~ diror-
tors nnd ~ passing uiun al questions Inch.
dental - such subs fiutlun. aud for the
ratification ~ the action ~ the lsnri " ~.
rrrtufs IN relation 90 the subsrrlptlon aud
issuance ~ such additional stnrk,
Dated this elst day ~ April, A. u i'm
l.lunul Y. CANNON, President.
lIOnAuE b. MlIlININ. sa.rntarx.
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KANOSH.
rruiiie..sea for the Missing Man Card
n-r Sew saad., school superintendent.

Special Correspondence.
Kanosh. Willard Co, Apfli 90 An
thony Paxton IT,. and oscar Anderson,
the two men who volunteered TO 70 IN
search Of our supposed a. be- dcmcnted
citizen. A. !. W. Gardner, have TO-.
turned from their long and frultesA
search. II will be remembered that on
March 18Th last Gardner left the sheep
camp Of Mr. Gregory Of Snake valley.
Ia a manner that has given rise 70
various rumnrs ~ 10 the nature 81 his
going on. The citizens ~ kanosh COLI
iccted ts5. and the above named gem
tlemen made a hurried start. Anderson
paying sii the morning they left hero
for one Of the horses they drove IN the
blackboard. that horse died the fourth
day out They hltchcd up their extra
horse and pushed on the trail OF the OBJ
Jet of their search. hearing 81 him IT
various points where he had made BRIEF
stays TO eat or sleep. until they reached
fodaviilc. Nyc Co. New. here Andcr-
son secured the country around the
mining and sheep camps. whilst Mr..
Paxton took the cats ana went into
Mona. and lnyo counties, California.
without finding ans further trace OF the
man they sought.
These boys have done n generous and
humane act. ana the people of this 1T
Tie town deserve credit for not only
putting up their money. but also doing
tho piowinE aud seeding of the farms
~ the soarchern. who have Travelled n
thousand miles In % days over a
Fparrcly settled and barren country. IN
search Of poor man who Ia hirhiy re-
HpeCtcd here.
The opinion regarding Gardner now
generally prevails that there Il conald-
cradle method In hts madness" and
that unrcduiied love II the cause 81 his
mysterious disappearance. along with
financial difficulties. His dinhppoint-
monta have probably unbalanced his
reason temporarily at least. Every
thing was done that could be- expected
by the good people OF Snake Valley and
vicinity 10 ind Mr.. Gardner and givc
him assistance.
SUNDAY SCHOOL sUpERiNTEND.
ENT.
Stake Sabbath School Superintendent
J. Greenwood and Patriarch John Ash
man visited the ward today and In.
stalled II. y. borriiy a. superintendent
Of sabbath school IN kanosh ward
made vacant by the removal Of ,. w.
Dumfun 70 neneFrf
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sorIcr ro sIorK,loInrl,..
onlce ot lhe Norhsla M, MInlnr compan,


NOTICE Il hcrehy given that mcsttns
~ The stprkholdofs ~ the northern spy Min.
lux 'ninfiany i herby called a. b. held Al
the once II the aid citnuany, Nceufnlfi Il
.nmpahi,. Hank, roInst ~ East Temple aud
lint ~uuth strFts, salt lake CITY, ttah 0n
the eifd day ~ MAY, IRA, NJ u priorL q IN
for The plfiy-e - huiunding the aftiriu. "a
lncirpfnilqn n the aid company IN the fol-
Aulcle a. strike out tho wnrds salt
Lake" and lusrft Ia lieu thereof Provo"
Aftirlr VII strike nut tho words 'inus
Mill aud Insert In lieu thereof "une hun.
ufrd and twenty five thuusaudf L. nisn sfflke
uut tho wnrus "uuu hundfrd tllnu.and." aud
iu-rrt In lieu thereof stvo hundr,d aud nfty
ihnusandf al-o strike uut the rursis ten
DOLLAR and husert la licu thereof any
cents F"
Article ~ strike nut the vprds sal,
Lake aud lusrft lu lieu thUrsif "lsruvn"
Al.n nda Ankle NNiii, % read a. fnllossi
That The capital rt0rk 81 tho company
may 10 assrss'l NJ such times. IN such
nninunts and fuf sngh pnrrpsss ~ the nari
~ Trustees may dutormlne"
A, ltANAtiA IN, secretary.
Nait Lake CITY. Utah. Apri. y. 10.
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mentl In calf Lake City. lie wins OF.
fercd the position OF teacher of English
and literature at good salary. but his
connection with the Manti schools has
boon % pleasant he decided 10 remain
IN that civ
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srocKmolDrns mrrriNa.

n the siorkhuldefs ~ the lli.tnu.
Nevada Topper company a corporation.
has lsen rallied. and siil b. held AZ
building, salt Lake tlfy. TITAN, on the mi,
day ~ May. i.s' ~ O'Clock n no.. nor the ptir.
f.'s. 81 amending Article VI ~ The Articles
,li.,.. s,i,as,h ~ sAll vlmriny " IN
capital siu'k ~ add company from ten conts
fsf sharu Ia ono dollar liir .har,t
nINNN' ~tIuIfa President .
n.IlI AnlLL a In
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Aurora Mlnlue Company principal place of
business, salt Take Ciiy, Titan Nlucs slt.
uaied az MHpsfale fiito tunnty, tab
Notice f. hcnuf given that AZ a meeting ~
the Directors N The Aurora Mlning Company.
htld Apfil n, i~r ~ No - NORTH Main -,
ralt Lake titYs assessment Nn n ~ unN-huif
cent pr shurr vas leNiCd un the capital stock
OF sAid rnnpanY pa hhlr luiusdihirlY in tho
.,rrrtury ~ tie rnmpnuy Ht salt Lake tlty.
may ismnin unpaid on tiu 1T ~ june Will
b drllngurnt aud ADVERTISED Tor sale NJ pub-
W aletion, ani unless paymrnl y made l,u-
dslinquent nssfsslnOut, together still ciist ~
adseftiaing and rNicnse ~ sale ~ order ~
Board ~ ulrctnfs
JAMES D. STIRLING. socy.
@N. Main ~. salt Lake city.
Dated May 4. Isya
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PROVO.


tar Provo Garden tity hrisfs.
special Correspondence.
Provo. May s.-chirf Engineer Yard
aud Assistant Engineer Mock, OF the
ITO orande Western Hallway compa-
NY were along the grade u the Provo
canyon extension yesterday, and OK
Dressed themselves an well pleased with
,ne manner IN which work " prosreas-
ing, The company Will put n large
force 10 work NJ trnck-laying this week,
and Chief Engineer Yard stated that
before the 10Th Inst. the Iron horse
would be pulling In the mouth OF Provo
canyon.
The bridge at the mouth OF the can
!en has been completed, and ns soon ~
NE track IN laid To II material for tho
extension VIII be. carried by rail On the
rth side OF the canyon. 10 be used IN
me second olrhi-mile division ct the
extension. All the grading VIII be done
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SPRlNGVlLLE.


tpcclhl prr bracfrt Tclcgfalh.
hprlngvllle. Utah. May s-sherln
kiorrs II here with the person who bur-
ElnriSed three houses on sunday last.
He caught his man az Grand Junction,
who gives his name ~ George Thomp-
son, aud halls from Texas. Nearly all
81 the stolen property was also rccov-
cred. The prisoner looks 10 be- about
twenty years old, Ia we'll dresHed and
examination.
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fhe annual meetinf N the stockholders u
The ORC" n WIN, ". Preston. salt Lake Clty,
Monday. May 1t, ~ ? O'Clock pm, for t6s
purplee - rlectlug directors and other ~.
trcir, tn ..tse fnf The unsuluT year, 80 hear
~" se.fciaft- uplrt and To transact am
other husiuss. that Way g0me before the
ineetina IAS Glf.LflgptI SEMINARY
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As.l..smrNr sorlcn.
Tho bunker illli Mining otmpany, a corpos-
II the state " Utah.
Incailon " Principal Place ~ nuslncs.. ALI
lake tuy, state ~ Utah.

NOTICE i hereby given that NJ a ncctin<
~ The diftciors, held On the iith day ~ April.
vas ietis-i on tho outstanding Certificates ~
~. capital stp.k " AID cooperation, payahls
90 nr ,sini, Wy sfh ~" 20 4 Y Mllson,
said culnpany, fslWs ll3 and lia Mccormick
biu'h, salt Lake tity, stats ~ Utah
Loo uill " delinuuNnt aud Advertised Tor
sale ~ pablo auction, aud uniss. payment IL
18th day II June. In. ~ shall h. ne's,.sary 10
nay the dVllnlurut nsssssiueut. tngefisr With
The cost " advertising and expenses ~ Hair
a. y WILSON. SECRETARY
iir,ms ans aud aia Mccormick hlock. salt
lake CITY. Utah.
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LOGAN.
Ordnance Providing for Ditch Cleaning =
Delicate sarKieai Operation.

Special Correspondence.
Ioiran. May ..--The city council met
In special session last night 10 hear
protentr against the passage OF new
ordinance which provides for the levy
lnE and collection OF special tax Tor
cleaning and repairing the bitches
along the sidewalks. No objections wrrs
Med. The proposed ordinance provides
Tor tax OF ton cents per rod Tor clean.
Ing and repairing the bitches, which
must be paid by the property ownera
before the third Monday In November,
when the r1Ie OF property for delin-
cleans hia own ditch viii receive a re-
inltiance OF the tax aaseancd against
him, thus no hardship n imposed on
the people, while the cleaning Of the
bitches In assured. The ordinance was
advanced 10 III third reading last night
aud viii be passed tomorrow evening
at the regular meeting.
The stake conference In amithfeld,
was not very we'll attended yesterday.
Doubtless owing 20 the hn0WFtorm
which RACED nli day. Apostle NJ. W.
Merrill occupied the morning session In
delivering an Instructive and interest.
ling address upon temple work. Apoa.
TO Lund addressed the Saints In the
afternoon and President oiron smith
made the cloalng remarks 81 tho con-
ference. which was adjourned until
July 20 and ~. when Il will be con-
yencd In ilyrum.
SUCCESSFUL SURGICAL OPERA
TfoN.
Dra. Parkinson. Gowana and q. =.
ormEby performed delicate operation
this afternoon. upon the ten years old
son ~ VIM. Hair OF Richmond. About
two weeks AFRO the boy was thrown
from a horse and sustained a fracture
~ the skull. which brought On par
nlyHla. Today the operation ~ trephln-
lnH was performed and a large portion
of the depressed skull taken out. there
by relieving the pressure ON the brain,
The boy rallied from the operation and
IL feeling much better.
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Phehe Eleanor Byron. Plaintiff.
vs.
William Henry nynon. Defendant.
The state ~ Utah, TO said Defendants
You are hereby summoned 10 appear
within twenty days after the service of
this summons upon you, N served With
In the County IN which this action h.
brought. otherwise within thirty DAYS
after service. and defend tho above en-.
titled action, and In case OF your fail
ure 80 TO 40. judgment viii be rendered
against you according 10 the demand
Of tho complaint. OF which COPY IL
herewith served upon YOU
RICHARDS & VAitTAN,
Attorneys for PLAINTIFF.
Dated February 2sth. 1888.
u. o, Address MecorHieS Block.
Salt Lake city. Utah.
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rHonAfI AND ouAHDIaNsnIp
kOtiti.s

Consult County Clerk or the nespcc.
tive signerH for Further
Information.
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And IN arcoriaurr with Law and an order ~
the lnari ~ directors. made un tho sath day
~ March, i.''p - many SHARES uf each PANEL
~ Hift'k a. may D. urg'fasarY, Will hu sold ~
uslul sui Mrturniek hlh'k. Ia the city ~ salt
Lake. state u ttnli, nu "Wednesday, the 10th
day ~ Mar, lsH. NJ the hour ~ ~ o'rl0gk
nnon ~ said day, a. pay the delinquent az
se.ssmrni thurun, tnsuthcr siih the Gusts 0f
advertising aud oAIsnsiss ~ sale,
\. n PEARSON,
secretary Triumph Consolidated Mining
tuiupanYt
Daici this sith day " Aprli, iso.
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WOODRUFF.
Besutifyinx Church Grounds sunday Ser.
,iee. Returned missionaries.

Special Correspondence.
Woodruff. Rich Co, May Tho
weather for the past few days has been
quite cold holding back the snow and
making 1t backward for crops.
nIAUTFYINu CHURCH sUn-
ROtNDiN0s.
A large number OF men. boys and
teams assembled ON the meeting house
grounds on Friday. the ssth inst, for
the purpose OF seeding. planting trees
and arranging tho walks ana grounds to
harinonize with our beautiful meeting
house. bishop Mckinnon. with several
efficient aids. formed the committee.
The same good work continued on Hat.
urdoy. the relief Soaicty and y. l.. ".
L. 4. giving an excellent dinner. The
profitable and pleasant time ended with
party on Tuesday evening follow.
INK.
SUNDAY SERVICES.
Elders J. Bensicy. a. u. SNOWFALL, Il.
Spencer and NJ. Nelson. returned mis-
siunaricr. addressed the Saints ut the
services held last sunday. Their re-
marks were accompanied With % strong
testimony OF the truth 81 the lattcr-day
work
Elder Enoch Corsica recently r..
turned from mission to the Eastern
Siatcr Il once more minEiinE with hla
friends. lie has the honor ~ being
the FIRST child born In Woodruff.
a well arranged program was rendered
by the Y. l.. ~. I. A. nt the ward hall
on Monday evening. May ist
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iflurifal place ~ husinoss, salt Lake cir.
Utah Mines situated NJ Lake Side
Mining district, lnpelo County,
Utah.
Nutlcr 4 hereby Eiysn that NJ mestlns %
thu nlfts'iufs 81 Tie Bonneville Miuing tonu-
laanN, held Apfi = istn, ~ IA ~ u Sud ~,
f1lt lake CITY assessment Nfh AZ ~ uue-half
cent lluf shan vac lowed uu the capital stock
~ snld cinuianY, payable Immediately " tho
srfrtnfy ~ tho rnfuIanN 10 Nali Lake tlty,
Wan Any siis'k un Nhlrn this assessment
may r"maln unpaid on Tho 18th ~ May, islsl.
vii b. drlinqueut aud advertised fnr sain Al
luhllr nurtluus aud unlsss IatY fiirui l. made
hufufri viii b. old on June inth. l-isp, Ia pay
the dellnyusnt hssc.siuTnf. tusoiher With cssst
~ al Nrrtisius and tkirens1 ~ sails.
w. UitIIN secretary.
No lao fa.i end Sputh ~. salt Lake ciiy.
hated Anil a. issl
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DELINQUENT soricE


Triumph Consolidated Mining Company.
Principal ONCE Rom ~ Mccormick ilock,
rhit lake CITY, Utah,
Location ~ Work. and Mines In Tintlc MIN
Ing nisifirt luah County.
state ~ ttah.
NOTiCF-Thufv arr delinquent On tho III.
lpwing described stock On Atruunt ~ nsssss-
meut No a levied nn tho isih day ~ March.
is,s, the several amounts sri upssito tho
luWaH
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In the District Court of Salt Lake
County. State OF Utah.
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essn cured as"''. PIXIE Sl
A. aii drusvirst- Or mailed from our
office with everything complete.

n you have rheumatism take my
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II you have Dyspepsia take my Dys-
prpsia cure
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Kidney cure
O. cure. Tor 81 Ailments. Mostly &c
n vial
Write Prof Munyon. 1905 Arch street.
Philadelphia. for free medical advice
on any disease.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS,

Notice = hetvby given that the annual
mccilnH pf ~. sto,kioldcfs ~ the salt Lake
l,e held ~ The Hank " Coninar,.e Atlas
block, "a Iahc cry. Utah, At lo'cl1.k p M.
on IhuTsday, May g. 4 u. i-yl. for the pur.
TpSe ~ elccilns ave directors and for the
transaction ~ any gencrAi business u said
company.
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RAILROAD WORK.

J. NJ. Ferrln has loaded and forward
ed his FIRST shipment ~ mon and teams
Tor railroad work IN Wyoming and VIII
send out more mon and teams within
a few days.
ON Monday night Ogden lodge. No.
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A. r. Ilcrtmark, II. =. Joyce.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-12

Burt & Packards next grade of goods in Yiscoized
Calf Box Calf Wei Kid, Colt Skin and Cordovan, in
tan and black. All shapes and patterns for Fall
and Winter These goods We're sold by 60 90
Chrstman Bros. at 81 per pair. Our SDC.UU
Sale Price