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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-11-21
HOME FOLKS.

Captain Bill Day has at last finish
ed his prolonged nap and after shak-
ing himself roundly to his surprise
discovered it was full time ito send in
at least a part of his SO long delayed
report about the penitentiary. 1t is
never too late to mend, and fortunately
not exactly too latte to report proceed
ings. Captain Bill is to be congratula-
ted.
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Corbett and .Jerries to Fight.

New York, November IA match
between Jim Jeffries. the champion
heavy weight pugilist, and Jim Cor
bett, ex-champion. was arranged today
between Corbett personally and w. A.
Brady for Jeffries. The articles viii
Will be signed next Tuesday. Jeffries
VIII have h fixing of the date of the
bout .,l
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The Raleigh News INC Observer di-
rects attention Ito the great difference
in it's management of the state pent-
tentiaries in the results as to dollars
and cents. We copy:
The Virginia penitenJlary last year
made a. melt profit of $50, 900. The North
Carolina prison from April, '97 to April
'99. cost the tax payers of the state of
North Carolina many Thousand dol
lars"
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THE r OF c

Maryland was the only state where
the democrats nominated strong gold
standard men and ignored the Chi
cago platform; and it is the only one
where the democrats made gains. In
all other states h party lost, save
that by the help Of populists. they
elected a popuIist ticket in Nebraska.
Reason cannot be the medicine for a
mir that cannot see the force OF these
facts.
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RELIGIOUS EDITORIALS FOR
SUNDAY.

For what is a man profited, If be
shall gain the whole world, and lose
his own soul? or what shall a man
give in exchange for his soul?-Mat-
thew xvi:26.
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Durham Sum: On Tuesday Messrs.
N w. Reed, c. W. Toms and w. C..
bradsher went out IN the neighbor-
hood OF Behama on a hunt They had
nne success and returned to the city
that night with one hundred and forty
birds. =
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At Greensboro the corner stone OF q
church "a. NJ. E. - vas laid
by the colored Masons We notice in
the report that a Wilmingtonian figur-
ed. 1t said, and we copy, because 1t
contains information not generally un-
derstood:
president Dudley followed with an
address on F~reemasonry. He treated
its universally and antiquity, tracing
it from the most early times to the
present day. He showed its connec.
tion with the rites or mysteries OF
ancient people, and gave a detailed &C
count of it's modern name, Free and
Accepted" OF colored masonry, ne
said that the first charter was given
colored men in the Revolutionary war
by the grand lodge Of England inns
lodge, with two, others whose We're
made in England, or received char
tiers directly or indirectly from the
mother grand lodge of masonry among
English speaking people, established
the African grand lodge. This, he con-
tended, gives the colored masonary a
legal standing"
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By warm shanpocs with C~UrIcURA Soar, fol-
lowed BY light dressings with CrrIcUaA. pur-
est OF emollients aud greatest of skin cures.
This treatment VIII clear the scalp and hair
Of crusts, scales, and dandruf. soothe irri-
tsted. itching surfaces stimulate the hair
foliicies, supply the roots with energy and
nourishment,a and produce iuxuriant ~lustrous
hair with clean, wholesome scalp.
eoaa everywhere. porrrE n. axpC. Corr Snsp~
Box.cn- n5-" How 10 Prodnee Laxurssat H.sr. y 49,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-27

Wnrc. was engaged In the hotel bust
ness with Frank a. King. The nrm
name being King and Wan Il Hs..n,s
that Jones owed a board bill Of Sle5
ana a judgment was obtained again-,
him for that amount. Last year ihc
partnership was dissolved nnd all bill-.
notes. etc. were turned ever to MIS-.
Fasting for collection. one dsy Jones
met King On the street unh r1ectci
compromise with him for 500. but II
II reported. he had some doubts about
placing the money IN Kings hands -
the money WAS handed over - W. w.
Wallace to hold In trust. After the
warrant was issued for the arrest 81
Jones. Wallace. II " alleged. turned
the money over 90 Mrs. NJ. J Lyon.
Upon hearing ~ this. Mrs Eastlnr
placed an attachment on the siuo hell
by Mrs. Lyon ana On buggy. harness
and pnir OF horses owned by Jones.
when the ease came NJ FOR trihl lnsi
Tucsdny. :. H. Page. ATTORNEY Tor
Jones. asked that II be- dismissed nnd
as Mrs. Fasting had property cnoIgh
attached to satisfy the Judgment. ~"
cssc was dismissed. Further proceed
inEs VIII b. hnxiously awaited itute
Pioneer
Mr.. Jones was IN itlchncid Fdiav
last. seeking satisfaction. through the
courts. FOR what he considers ma
licinus prosecution.
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SPRINGVILLE.


TIL. Young Ladies' Mutual of the
Fourth ward held u sort ~ revival
Tuesday evening. nt which a short. en-
tertaininr program was rendered. aud
refreshments served. f1fty-threc
young ladies' were present. The OBJ
iect ~ the session was TO recur. bet
ter attendance Of the members. and the
cfrort was highly successful.
\ SUGAR FACTORY.
After several Years Of agitation,
hoping and planning. SprlnEyillc has
Within her rrnSp the means of Hccur-
ing the long desired sugar factory.
The especial features which make this
city an Ideal location for a sugar fuc-
tory are recognised ut last by men
who have the means of utilizing them
In their power
The maximum estimates Of the
amount Of bonus needed In this enter
prise II 5000. II may fall short Of
that "a thousand. springvlllc alone
raise this amount easily. Hut Spanish
Fork ANA Maplcton. whore people
never do things by halves and who viii
heneft hy this cntrrpriHe as much ~
Sprlngvillc. viii checrfully Put M their
shnne. Compared with what other and
larger cities throughout the West have
given NJ bonuses To secure sugar fnc-
tories. $1,000 In mere triiic.
4 RESERVOIR.
one Of the many neceHHarica ~ life
needed In Sprlngyllle at the present
time N more water for irrigation pur-
poses. II ran be had In abundance by
the institution ~ nm adequate reservoir
system. Councillor Oliver Huntington
II devOtlng an his spare time and on-
erEy 10 the development ~ some such
system. and every time the city fathers
have a spare moment he talk reservoir
to them. The gentleman thoroughly
understands the utility of agitation. aud
he can be- depended upon 90 keep the
question stirred up. n reservoir ayH-
tenn with sufficient water would In
crease the arabic land and It's produc-
tivenesr In this vicinity nearly 100 per
cent ,-lndependont.
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OUR OWN STATE.

Palace hail. and the joiliest sort of a
time was had. There was a tremendous
nttendnnce. which was not entirely re-
strictcd to scandinavian people. "A mum
bcr OF prominent citizens ~ other ma
tiunalities being present An cntcrtuin-
INK program war rendered. Including
clevcrly arranged. original farce.
Astounding In funny local hits The re-
mainder of the evening was devoted TO
tripping the llght fantastic"
SHEEP DROWNING CASE.
Judge Hart rendered his decision In
the case Of John NJ. White and j. -.
Dooly w Almo Jensen. awarding the
plaintiffs damages In the sum ~ tis.
The ease occupied two DAYS IN trial.
ana VI was watched with the greatest
interest by shrcpnen. NJ II was test
case. White and pnoly own lot 81
railroad land IN tlie mountains bor'ler-
ing the valley On the south. aud they
denied the ahecpowncrs the right to
cross with their herds the roads on
While not denying this right. Judge
Hart thought that Jensen Ind not eN-
efcised the care he might have done.
In preventing hia sheep from browsing
the heritage on cithor side Of the roads.
and consequently awarded damages to
the plaintiffs This leaves the rial
question at Issue unadjudicated. and
hence an appeal viii be taken.
Logan. Jan 21.--Dr. O. G. ormsby re-
cclved call from Colilnaton last night
to attend Samuel Cnpcncr.n young man
Of Fielding who had been accidentally
shot In the back with shotgun. when
Just ready to start. the doctor received
ward that capcncr was dead.
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rlARYSVALE.

Mnrysvnlc. Jan. ed.-During the alb
sence NJ Representative fullmer In
Salt Lake, his nephew, I'D. Fullmer, has
charge OF the Deer Trail mine.
A force Of four men are working Mt
the crystal under the mnnngcmrnt ~
Marcus u. Jones. Miss Cora farpon-
ter II now employed there az cook
A number of the YOUNG people ~
MnryAvale have organized an amateur
theatrical company ana expect tn put
on play some time during the COM
Ing month.
The case which was brought agnlnst
Pat Ryan nnd others, of salt Lake, by
W. W. Wallace for trcFpnEa. VIZ. tried
before the Justice OF tho peace hers
last week ana the parties were found
not guilty of the chnri- brought
against them. They hay. rincs re-
turned 10 the mining property an GDld
Mountain.
The case ~ laora casting w chaf,
w Jones' came up for trial hefor. Jus
tlce Durkoe On Tuesday. Jan. 18th.
The trouble originated In 1871. when
Mrs. Fasting. formerly Miss isora
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RICHMOND.


We are told that the Relief Society ~
10 give one OF their famous suppcrs
with n dance In the near future. A. no
benefit dances are allowed IN the meet
Ing house, the party VIII Ice held ~ the
new Hchooi building. Everybody
should 60. ana glorious time N guar
ON Wednesday afternoon II last
week, several sleigh loads OF our mar
ricd people and yc scribe set out for
LoRan Ia participate In masked
party nj the residence ~ Prof i. n.
Dniin NJ the a. g. Upon our arrival
az Logan, we met at the residence ~
County Treasurer Hendricks. and
adorned ourselves for the occasion and
proceeded to the home Of julien. TN.
characters were numerous and we'll
sustained. A bountlful supper ~ choice
cdihlcs was served, and the remainder
~ the time was passed IN all having "A
good time. II was most pleasant oc-
caalon aud win be long remembered by
an present. The party WAS composed
81 business men, professional men,
w0rkmcn. farmers and their wives
Toward morning We an started Tor
home and arrived there In safety cN-
cepi, strange To say, our professional
horrcman ana crack driver. who had
the misfortune to overturn his sleigh
aud one horse lust nt .he edge Of town.
His wife and the two other ladies who
were with him found the snow more
than arm deep, and no one moved I'M
one ~ the ladies asked II the city mar
Hhnla neck was broken. and his wife
said, "Oh. no. u n not broken" One
horse lay on It's back In the ditch ana
II was not until the "one-0rmrd nd
dler" came along, that tho marshal
was able TO get rlghted. A doctor hap
poncd 90 be coming that way, hut the
sound % his bells caused the rescued
party % depart rapidly for home. No
one was injured; all enjoyed the affalr
greatly. The entire occasion was one
OF JOY and pleaaure,-L Journal.
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OGDEN.

u,cc,al correspondence to the News"
a,rIlen. Ian. 21.-Sherin McDeid. of
tfan,bollt county. New. and Detective
l'hacker of Wells. Fargo a Co.'S FIX
i.rrss company. returned from oregon
yesteriay morning In charge Of the two
,..n whom they arrested on suspicion
- berur IN hold-ups ~ theSouthcrnpa-
siar train at Iiomboldt. New. on the
I.ntral pncinc railroad. last sumaer.
am. men are l.. o.. BUOY and J. ".
-tsty. Thev were placed In the county
IN hrr, and remained until the dcpnr-
,utr u the train FOR the west nj 2:i0
n mi. The men claim that they are IN
nacont. but the officers arr confident
th1t they have the right parties.
ueforc the Liirrary society Of the
weber stake nrnNcmy tonight. besides
tbs lecture ON "Agnosticism by ~. ".
itnhertr. there will be y recitation by a
,5unr lady. experiments In physics ana
4 song hy n male qunrtcttc nf the
undemy students
Nir and Mrs. Lafayette Forley are
rejoicing over the arrival at their home
Of "a brand new girl baby.
r.ldfedge, the man who has been held
bere on suspicion OF bcin the man who
stole n set of harness from Knysvillc
aud sold II 10 innn In Hyrum. was
released yesterday, the purchaser ~
the harness being unable to Identity
hin ~ the onr who sold Il TO him.
u. H. sorenren of ogden has accepted
the position OF postal clerk on the Og'
den and San Francisco run. vice Rich
and &. Stoddnrd. removed.
superintendent u ". kortE OF the
Union Pacific and W. \. i.ogue. J. ".
sheldon and &. a. Slmona ~ the telc-
rrnph department. left for Cheyenne
last nirht In their special car attached
a. the regular Union Pacific train.
The Twenty regular Infantry
T. expected to reach ogden and go west
tomorrow. en- route To- Manila.
There was no session ~ the second
district court yesterday. Judge itolnpr
being absent nj salt Lake city
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Provo.
Special correspondence.


Special correspondence
Provo. Jan. 2s.-The petit jurors sub
pocnned for the January term of the
Fourth district court, appeared NcHt"r-
day and were cmpnncled after cNnmlnn-
tinn NJ To their statutory qualifications
h,' County Attorney Evans. The names
those accepted are; l.. r. i.und
ernnder Ellis. Pleasant Grove; alex
iillnmH. John ". McEwan. Peter
,hnson. Philip spccknrt, q. ". Berg.
rpvo. John Stubhs, Pleasant View
fnry +. I.arus, !. w. Preston, AM
lpn Olson. Lawrence llutchlngr, Amer
fan Fork. Gcorr" Whltcaol' Goshen
Eeorrc Zimmerman. James Allen.
Elisha Peek. Lent. II. NJ. DouRnh IT.,
tprinENillc. Albert T. Hush. Pnyr1n
Nv. u. Allen. Maplcton. David Mitchell
'uf American Fork was excused on
rmtutofN grounds. ana ALBERT =. hulhh
ana Lawrence iutchinHH We're excused
ON account OF sickness IN their families
The ems. of tho state ~ John HERON,
iIent NleIecn. sidney ahoeli. John War.
nick and NOEL West was hrrt called
ANA Jury cnphn"l.d. county Ntint-
u'y Evans hpp'hteu Tor w. p.".'ou
ton. and -. y. iI"ntz Tor ihe soisna.
ants pcienuahu ~. 'n's ~, WV. W.,
,teh'lnE ii"t ~ fl,nsaht yIuN, y"
when Warren 9 Iloicy OF American
York wna badly beaten The prosecu.
lion eaiimH that defendants entered In
10 an agreement 10 bent Rolcy. who
came over from American Fork with
puu,e other young people a. attend "a
party. and that In pursuanc. ~ this
Agreement they struck noiey ~ he was
raNlns we n9ll i"on anu InhoMeu ,no
hussy III when moeS anu ~ ~" ,,,',.
lahloh. W.T." nu,nH, ,"n,1 u,'a'i ,,.,
ifuW 'h' h"l i"h anu ui''Wu w,
~
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sor,cn ~ ASSESSMENT 80. :.
bonneville Mining Company.
Principal place % business. Salt Lake
City. Utah. Mines situated ut
Lake Side Mining District.
Tooclc County, Utah.

Satlc- iH hereby given that ai
m.etlug ui the Directors OF the iionnc-
VIII. Miuag Company, held January
"a. 1888. gt 80, a north Main street.
snt Lake city assessment No. 4. OF
nno.half cent per share was levied on
the capital stock of said company, pay
able Immediately a. the treasurer OF
Inc company az salt Lake CITY. Utah.
Any stock a. which this assessment
may remain unpaid ON the Goth Of
February 1899. viii he delinquent and
advertised TOT sale az public auction,
ami unless payment is made before.
viii be- sold ON March 18Th. 1889. TO pay
tho delinquent assessment, together
with cost uf advertising and expense
Of sale,
JOHN WELLS. Secretary
No. rs north Main street, Salt Lake
civ. Utah.
Dated January H., 1880.
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LOGAN /.

speeial Correspondence to The News
=, Logan. Jan. 2d.--Thc following par
w obtained marriage licenses today;
nltum u. Woodward of Aibertn, Can
sua, ana Mary Adamaon OF Wellsville,
sstinua Petersen and Zlna Hansen,
pom Of Newton.
MIS-. Annie NJ. NJ. Fonnesbeck. who
NY divorced from her husband, Chris
uen Fonnosbeck. In lSn2, has com
msneed proceedings In the district
,lult 70 recover the possession Of her
seNen' yenr-old daughter, which was
,,NMdod her by the decree Of separn-
suon' Fonnesbeok has, however per-
,Mhtly refused To- release the child
nn ms custody hence the suit. Ar
,h'n'hlf on tho motion for an order In
''' case Win he made On Feb. 4.
scANDINAyIAN REUNION.
,h.he Combinations OF this city held
Wv" annual reunion last night In the
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DOING. NOT THINKING.

Doing. not dreaming. is the secret N
success. thinking out plans VIII not
amount to anything unless The thought
he followed by determined will to- exc
cute Not the faithful taikor hut the
faithful tuiicr,. leaves the broad mark
Ut work accomplished. Not he that
saith inrtl. I.nrd but b. that doeth my
Fathers Will" Not thr sun that prom
iscd. hut he that went. was the one who
received the reward "'rhis one thing
I de-" not This one thing I think
made Paul. "Whatsncvef ~ do. dc II
heartily" Going about continually do.
Ing ipind was the example lnft by
christ. and the promise IL given. To
them who by patient continuance IN
well doing seek Tor glory and honor and
Immortality. eternal iifc.".-rurlHh Nis-
itor.
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JESSE ". Fox. sccro,ary.

iiy order ~ the hoard ~ directors OF tho
,ussin MiuluR COMPANY. At u mcrting held
January 18th. isnl Tnp dntu Tor declaring
the stock delirqucnt has been unsi poued
until ThursduN. February Sud ts'u mud u
payment " not made before, tho stock will
b. advert lsed Tor sale and auld at hubble
auction In She Office ~ the SECRETARY, ial
Main street. Monday. February .oth. isla, al
iESsE ". FOX. Secretary.
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RIcHFIEL.D.

f'iocks Of geese have been rrcn flying
north. Weathoroiurists sny this u IL
sure sign ~ an early spring. There are
other Indications as well.
Joseph \. Harris and John Manson
of Monroe. late with rorrcya rough
riders. ana George e. Mormon Of iNch-
field. of the Utah cnvalry. spoke at the
l.. u. T. meeting house Sundry even
ing Of their experience.
Sarah u. Niger. arrested NJ Junction
"a couple of weeks ago fur rhnnging the
name on n check ard appropriations u
10 her own use. was given a preliminary
hearing In Justice Chniiin's court a
week ngo Saturday and dismissed.
EDUCATIONAL LECTURES.
Prof. byron Cummings lecture ut the
opera house saturday evening. Jan. ~,
on the subject. "Thc Duty We owe the
Greeks" was very interesting num-
hcr Of the series now being delivered In
the Interests Of the Ilish School, There
was a good crowd ~ Interested listeners
present, ana they were wen repaid for
their presence.
Prof Cummings IL very entertain
inE nikcr. and with the illustrations
he used to make the main points Of his
discourse clear. held the unbroken at
tontlon OF his audience throughout.
on next Saturday, the 2sth of this
HltNAut the tHlfl OF tn' ffifNA OF Tee To-
lures proposed by the High School viii
be given by Prof. II. r. Allen Of the
University ~ Utah. Prof Aliens lee.
tufc will be- On Yellowstone Park and
it, Wonders" ana will be- Illustrated by
lantern Views thrown upon canvass
DISTRICT COURT.
city Of Monroe VI Irrigation Go. A
petition OF interested parties that dis
~ a..
waived, and that he entertain proposal
to settle dispute by agreement THIS
matter was tried before the district
once before. ana the parties against
whom the decision was rendered ap-
penlcd to the supreme court. where the
cas-" " now pending. The Judge said
the time had elapsed when this court
could tnke action M prayed FOR.
w. N. Bunker W John W. Coons -
Demurrer to complaint sustained. IN
this case tho plaintin alleges that Tho
defendant seized upon aud sold undai
execution. land. home. ana other prop
crty belonging 10 plaintiff. n satisfy d
judgment In favor of Consolidated I'm
plcmcnt Co. said property being ok
cmpt from execution. Plaintiff asks foi
possession ~ property and $3.50 dam.
ages. Plaintiff asked leave 10 amend
complaint, which was granted. g. W
collins. by courtesy. represented de-
fandunt'H counsel. III
IN THE oLDRoyD sTABBINd CASE
state " Utah W James johnson: de-
murror 20 the information, charging
defendant with assault with "A dead,
weapon. ovcrrulcd. and plea of mol
guilty entered. The bond FOR the np
pcarancc OF the defendant nj the Ala,
term NJ court fixed at ti.ooO.-lliohiici,
Advocate.
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pEsERET EVENING NEWS. Fi.IDAY, JANUARY 81, 1900.

his way home this morning. lie has
Just received word from MS partner IN
utah that "A considerable number of
families expect to move 10 the chui-
chupn colony In the spring.
Mr.. Nelson expects To- move his saw
min somewhere In the vicinity of Seven
stars mine. ns he has an order for half
a million feet OF lumber frnm the super
intendrnt. a. T.. y.
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notice.

10 the Stockholders ~ the Grown
Point Gold and silver Mining
Company.
4 meeting Of the stockholders Of this
company viii be held ON Friday. Feb
ruary gath. next. az 4 o'clock D. M. at
Room sos Mccormick building. FOR the
purpose ~ clccting ofnccrs ana tho
transaction Of such other business as
may properly be- brought before H.
CiiAS. W STANNER,
President.
Salt Lake city, Utah. Jan. 2ith
1853
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NOTICE TO OGDEN PUBLIC.

Are you aware that the Rio Grandc
Western railway operates best local
train service between ogden and salt
Lake city. The local leaves ogden Mt
..i0 y. m. sharp daily other trains de-
vart at 1850 %. m. and G;3a y. m. The
local leaves Salt Lake city Tor ogden
ut $50 noon and other trains at a.i5
a. m. and 1859 D. ~.
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Cassls Mining COMPANY. Prinels.i
ilacc OF business, salt Lake civ,
tthh. Location OF Mines. Conner
creek cassia County. Idaho.

Notice n hereby given that at n meet.
ms OF the hoard OF Directors OF gald
company held on the 10Th day of be-
comucf. lNiA an assessment Of one II,
cent per share was levied on tho capiial
slo.k 81 the corporation. payabis I'm
medintely ~ the Office OF the secretary
No. ~ Main Street ANY stocp upor,
which this assessment may remain I'm.
paid on tho 18th day 81 January iSp
shall he delinquent and advertised for
sale AZ public auction. and. unless pay
ment u made before. will be sold on the
LIST day of February. isla. AZ Z o'clock
p. m. to pay the assessment. together
with the cost Of advertising and expense
JESSE ". FOX. secretary.
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SoriCE 10 CREDITORS.
Estate of Mary v. Hicks, Deceased,

Notice r. hereby given by the under
signed administrator OF the estate OF
MARY Y. Hicks, deceased, To the credi-
tors Of. aud an persons having claims
against said deceased, TO exhibit them
with tho necessary vouchers within
four months after the ilrst publication
OF this notice To- the said administrator.
al room els. Mccormick Block. salt
Lake city, Utah.
HENRY 3. iIICN,
Administrator OF the Estate OF Mary V.
Hicks. Deceased.
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Co-up WAGON s MACHINE co The
annual meeting ~ the sto khoidcfs Of the
20 operative Wnron 4 Machine Co." viii
be held AZ the cumpauy's Office In salt Lake
City. rtnh, ON Monday. January - issi. AZ
/, o'clncL y. m The purposes fof which said
meotinr II called afci To elect directors for
the ensuing year! Ia receive the annual ~.
parts of the president and secretary, aud
H. transact any such other business ~ may
lawfully come heinrv said meeting.
MELVIN u. WELLS. secretary.