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ceiving very good encouragement from
our merchants. who are buying his
candies. and he has a number Of orders
now being filled.
SPECIAL MEETINGS.
The following program will be car
rlcd out IN the Second ward meeting
house, beginning Monday evening. Feb.
6. at y. M, and continuing during the
week.
MONDAY NIGHT.
Subject, Faith Speakers. Frank
Fairbanks. Samuel T.. Taylor
TUESDAY NIGHT
Subject, Repentance Speakers. Geo.
H. Moore. VIM. r. Tanner
WEDNESDAY NIGHT.
Subject. Baptism Speakers. John
Clayson. Levi a. colvin.
THURSDAY NIGHT.
Subject. Holy Ghosts Speakers, Sam
uel y. Taylor. Geo. -. Moore.
FRIDAY NIGHT.
Subject. Authority Speakers. l.. a.
Cclyin. Frank Fairbanks.
SATURDAY NIGHT
subject, church organlzation--S Speak
cra. WIN. r. Tanner. John Clayson.
SUNDAY NIGHT.
Subjects. Resurrection. Eternal judy
ment Speakers, George Is. Moore. VIM.
r. Tanner.
These subjects viii be handled Ms
spoken upon to the people In the mis-
fionary fields. \ good time II assured.
You cannot anord To miss it.-Giobc-
Header.
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MORONI.

About twenty young people sur
pfiscd Fred Coolboar last Tuesday
evening and had n pleasant time.
The Morgan Dramatic company Will
present The Shamrock aud the Rose
In ise near future.
Tho women'h National Relief society
helf their conference ycrterdny. At the
morning session the statistical aud u.
nnncial report was read. showing a
membership Of i5p and eight orRnniza.
tinru. During the Inst xix months
t5Gco IN cash and tis20 In merchandise
has been given TO the needy. The
store house and treasury now contains
In cash SAFE: merchandise. t2l7i3.
wheat. i.gi. bushels. Al both meetings
encouraging remarks were made by the
sisters ana visiting brethren.
Job pinRrcc came up from ogden
last Monday 20 contract Tor bectr for
the ogden Sugar factory. The factory
whether he Il q ploygamigt, say, ASK
ner ton for bects delivered on the ears.
r. y. welch win make contracts with
~ those Intending TO raise bcots.--
Morgan Mirror.
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OGDEN.


Special Correspondence.
o,,,ien. Feb. 6.--rhe truth OF the old
s,yinr. when the days begin to
isnethcn the cold begins to strengthen"
4 Drought forcibly to mind by the pres-
srt cold snap. II Is not often that the
,serrury runs down to zero IN the Salt
iske Valley. and when Il does a great
shiyering wall Of disgust Is heard on
every hand. Saturday night was n
scorkcr." with the Thermometer indi-
ealing ten to fifteen degrees below
eer1 II was six below sunday morn
INK at O'Clock. eight above ut y. m.
md NJ zero at . y. III. anc SIN grow
ms colder Reports from ogden valley
~ that the cold II intense, showing
nom thirty 10 forty degrees below.
George G. Bent, Of the Ogden Paint,
oil and Glass company. and wife lcst
saturday night for Phoenix, Aria. to be
abaent. for about three weeks.
The Bachelors ball at the Broom
hotel Tuesday night II looked forward
10 with Joyful anticipation.
Joseph Wallace. well known drug
rist of ogden. who returned from n mis-
sion q short time ago. has bought back
hif old store and renewed his business
saturday the Union Pacific paid into
the second district court the sum Of
tOg0 In satisfaction OF n Judgment oh.
tained against the company by John
" iinrhcrtHon. who sued for damages
Tor Injuries sustained By him by being
rin into by switching engine on the
Twenty-fourth street crossing IN this
city. Harbcftson sued for $4,000 and
secured judgment FOR S. 3Gj. The sum
paid was agreed upon by the attorneys.
rhe case OF the Marriott Irrigation
company was resumed this morning.
With Judge Jacob johnson ON the
bench
saturday afternoon the county COM
misaloncrS let the contract for the new
Weber river bridge 20 the Ano cwn
Hfldge company Tor the sum 81 ,s,,s,.
The attorneys for T.. H. Gilllgnn have
filed a suit against the Union Pacific
Railroad company for tt0,0cO damages.
alleged 10 have been sustained by the
plaintiff by reason NJ HIS having. while
working for the defendant company as
switchmnn. his feet caught ~ q Do
fectlve rail, whereby both his legs were
mnugled and had to be nmputatod.
Elder u. \. Grant was the speaker at
the Lynne meeting house Sunday even
Ing.
Judge Henry II. Rolapp has gone TO
salt Lake city 20 sit In the Supreme
court.
N. l.. Snow Of the Brigham city
nuricr threatens 10 start "a Democratic
newspaper In ogden within few
weeks.
The Southern Pacific company pays
IT, 600 employees who reside IN ogden
the sum OF about 500, 600 per month,
Miss Beatrice Ridges ana Miss Emily
Mcmillan Of Salt Lake were guests
over sunday OF Mrs. clarlbcl Ridges
Pike.
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MONROE.


4 two.niRht concert by the Mutual
improvement choir. viii be given next
Thursday and Friday.
Louis Anderson has COW that "a
cqunl to a gold mine. She has given
birth 60 i've calves In two years aud
they are all living.
The Monroe Theological class with
their teachers. a. W. Bohman, VIM.
Warnock. -. 6. AndrcaHon and J. a.
Smith, hnd social In the meeting
house on Friday evening. Their friends
We're Invited.
Father Farmcr the old Monroe book
cnnvaEacr, says times must be- good. aH
he II selling a great number ~ our
church works ana other books doa-
crliinE the war between Spain and the
United states
John webb Jr.. and Miss Emma Boh-
man, left here Tuesday morning Tor
Mnnti Temple. someone supposed 10 get
married. They came home IN the snow
storm Thursday evening as smiling IA
a June morning.
a comriiiec % ntfnng 'mc L WIS APP
pointed last sunday evening TO prepare
for an old peoples party 10 take place
n week from next Tuesday. Dinner VIII
be served Rt the noon hour. after which
nice entertainment will be given
Seyicr County Times.
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tAlRVIEW.

Mr.. John Anderson. writing from
Fulryiew, Utah. under date Of Feb. I.
desires the News" To publish the fol-
lowing corrections In relation 10 an ne
cident recorded Ia this paper on Feb,
o. lie says.
There are number OF mlantntemcntn
IN the article under the heading Killed
by n. q. w. Train" IN the Deaeret
News Of Feb. Ord. which 1 desire to
correct.
First-Thc lady's name Is Mrs, Berthn
Cnrrine Anderson, instead Of Serena"
Second. she had been to Mt. Pleasant
instead Of Fairyiow. Third. Il IL two
ana one-hnlf miles Instead Of one and
one-half from Fairyiew. Fourth,
There had been a little Fquall some
time nrevlous. but this had all sub
sided ana there was but very little
SNOW falling at the time the accident
happened. The school teacher and
children could zoe the wheel OF the bug
ny, nH u was held IN the air by the
wreck, aud could see all that was going
on az a distance OF over two hundred
yards, aud there was nothing TO OBJ
struct the view OF the buggy from tho
thuinmen. Firth, the trainmen did
not whistle, nor ring the bell. until
after they had struck the woman. Thus
II was not purely accidental" but
cnrelessnesr ON the part OF the railroad.
nH they failed to give the warning,
which they should do at this as well M
nt all other pubsc crossings. Sixth Mr.,
Anderson did not commit suicide. as
stated. II II not desired 10 bring the
history OF the family into question but
WA say that the~ are honorable and
well respected In the community, and
have no disposition or desire to destroy
their lives.
Mr. 'nderson had been sick for
months. which had greatly weakened
his mind. and II II true that he did take
rug while In this condition OF mind
which further impaired his health but
II cannot he truthfullv stated that the
drus killed him, for he lived some four
months after taking H.
Seventh. Mr., Anderson died six years
ago. instead Of four. Eighth, The un
fortunate lady died at 10 pm. the same
dnv that she was hurt, and did not
liver until the next morning.
Tho marriage OF Simon Pritchett,
aged about thirty. and Ida Mcdonald.
aged fourteen, II 10 take place some
time this week.
The Mllhurn trustees have employed
John l.. Bench to teach the overflow
department Of their school. file COM
menced work Monday morning.
Mrs. q. g. Wilson. writing from
Juarez, Mexico, reports several cases
OF smallpox there. She thinks II would
be all right to be at home In Utah.
The board OF trustees has recently
added 100 volumes to the school library.
This addition VIII furnish reading mat
ter for the young folks for some time
TO come. We consider the money Well
spent.
Arrangements have BEEN made by
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Li;tiI.

a gnnf Of hard looking tramps was
NV IN by the marshal un Wednesday
,.hl Next morning one was fined
40 Tor being drunk and the rest We're
,nt,'elfed under promise 10 leave town
The chlld OF Mr.. and Mrs. Deebles
.ll not recover from tho operatlon per-
,,o'lhed Tor Group on Saturday, The
Monday
some Of the Lehl farmers viii plant
\, Few variety 81 wheat next season
N known NJ the California club and
sull TO give large Yield. II IL a
Alorlte variety with farmers In tho
''rrtthern part Of the county.
ug dlt'einit OF the Peoples co-op.
XIV N special session on Saturday to
AZ tne report of the superintendent
living the cordltion OF the Institution
'''ef The annual stooktaking The OK
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PANGUITCH.

Marriage licenses were issued this
week to Mr.. Nelson Schow and Miss
Charlotte Jolloy Of Truplc. ana also 10
Mr.. William Powell and Miss Eliza
Dutton OF Cannonvillc.
coal DISCOVERY.
There has been discovered as-fo0t
vein ~ anthracite coal near Troplc,
about 80 miles from Panguitch.
ON Friday Enoch Reynolds was In
town Vith Two large wagon loads OF
iiLc coal, which he brought from the
newly opened coal mines fve mites
FROM 1rJpic.
with the accustomed enterprise OF
the Troplc people he was all day glv-
lng II away. II was tested In the
blnclsmith shop Of \. W. Norton ana
found TO be Of the hnest kind for
blacksmith use,
/: was left at various houses and
wherever used Il proved To be OF line
heating qualities Tor family use.
chunk 30 inches long by "a inches
thick Mas left at The Progress where
II n on exhibition.
II IL shiny and hard. jet black and
free from all slate. dirt or other Inn
pur!,lta. II N remarkable Cor its
purity. SO far the discoveries have
only got ~ feet into II. II grows
harder and better nn they get into Il.
II IL hard coal. We are not an eN.
pert but We believe IL " a good quality
% anthracite. People who are FAM
iliar With coal say they believe II viii
oote; amt such II the opinion OF the
diHeoverers though It has not BEEN
tested yet.
The discoverer and locator OF the
mine II Il Reynolds OF Clifton. though
there are associated with him. ileber
Mnrfhall, James Ahlstrom and John
Swapp. The vein IL wide In extent
La
The walls are OF slate. The coal Is
FOR sale at the mine for 1880 per ton.
II viii be delivered IN Panguitoh,
and any ono who would want Il deliv-
cred should address MIR. Reynolds nj
Trople postof'lce.-Pangultch Progress.
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MANTl.


Special Correspondence.
Mnnti. Fob. t.--Lnst evening the
members OF the Manti lodge Of the \.
-. q. W. ami their wives and sweet
hearts mot ut the lodge hall and gave
social IN nouor Of Grand Foreman
=. W. Dhrkc. who came down from the
capital Yesterday. 4 very nice pro.
gram was rendered. consisting Of songs,
rccitntions. speeches. etc. after which n
nice lunch was served. wnitn was en-
joycd by all. Then followed games
ana amusementa until 1880 o'clock.
Last evening tho V. L. and Y. ".
Mutual Improvement associations of
s4nru gave n party Tor the benefit Of
Brothcr iIyrum Donnlaon. who II en-
gagged In tho missionary field In another
nnrt ~ the StHtc. II was financial
~ well as social success. and was en-
ioyod by MI nreaeni.
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ANNABELL.A.

our people are taking quite an inter-
est In visiting the schools and the
teachers appreciate having them do 20.
Annabclla Is the greatest place In the
county for rag bees. Just thing OF
dozen ladies' sowing thirty.ninc
pounds u carpet RAGS. Mre. Laet fair-
banks says she's well paid for all her
trouble besides having fine time. The
ladies' enjoyed thensclvca. especially at
the dinner table.
VETERAN STAFFORD HoNoRED.
a grand birthday party was given on
Monday Jan. 20. at the residence of n.
w. Spanord. IN honor OF the vctcr-
ans 72nd birthday. a number ~ friends
were present and Joined IN the after.
noon and evenings pleasures. About
4 o'clock dinner was announced and the
company sat down TO huuntaouHly
spread board laden with an the good
things that the heart could desire. The
rest Of the evening was spent In listen
Ing to sing ng. mu u. editing and pay
ms games.
JOHN GARDNER HURT.
John Gardner met with sad ncci-
dent white wording at the anthony
mines Tuesday. Jan. 2ith. lie was IN
the net Of pryinE n boulder loose near
some cliffs when the earth he was
standing ON gave way. and he fnll
about NTH feet. striking his LEFT eide
on IA ledge and also striking his head,
which caused him 60 become unc1n-
scioua. he then fell 100 fcet below. whore
he laid among the houldcfa that fell
with him about one half hour before he
was found. a buggy was then prepared
NJ comfortably a. circumstance would
admit. T., Dalton and Elias Gardner
then started with him. travelling night
and day until they reached here. DR.,
Nell was summoned and found that
A.. Ia. 49, al 10
arm incefnted. his head cut and his body
badly bruised. All those that saw
where he fell from think u u miracle
that his life was spared,
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special committee 60 have "oid Folks
Day" come on the 22nd Of February.
Preparations for the occasion are now
under way and It II hoped That the
aged people Of our community VIII
have an enjoyable time.
Usually death IL very unwelcome
visitor. but when II came last week and
liberated the spirit OF the poor Invalid.
Olof Asplund Il was hailed with JOY
by the dying man. Mr. Asplund was
about sixty-fve years Of age and has
been an invalid for nearly half his life.
lie leaves a wife and daughter In his
humble home. son In Eureka and one
ON the Philippine Islands. a volunteer
In unclc Sans service. Funeral SER
vices were held In the L. - 8. meeting
house last Thursdny.-Mt. Pleasant
Pyramid
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Independence Gold Mining Company,
office 30 10 40 East Third South
street, salt Lake city, Utah.

Notice IN hereby given that nj a meet
Ing ~ the directors. held ON the LIST day
OF February 1893, an assessment ~ one
sixteenth NJ one cent per snare was
levied on tho capital stock OF the col-
corporation. payable az once 10 Chnrles
Office Any stock upon which this as
sessment may remain unpaid on the I'M
day of March, 1899, VIII boz delinquent,
and advertised for sale ne public nuc-
tion, ana unloss payment ~ made be-
fore. win be sold on tho 1th day OF
April, 1899. at ~ o'clock noon. 10 pay
tho cost Of advertising and expense of
sale. HHMAN \. LEIPsIdER,
Secretary.
Location OF office. 30 to 40 east Third
South street. Salt Lake city, Utah.
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The meetings at the Second ward
school house, conducted by Eldcts Al
way and Willoughby. continue with in
creasinu Interest. Services tonight to-
morruw night and Saturday night.
Subjects Of thrilling internal and vital
Importance Will be considered In these
meetings. All are invited. Go early
TO hear the singing.
ROAD TO CASTLE VALLEY.
The Pyramid Ia Informed by Hon. G.
w. Surenson. member of tho State
House Of Representatives. that he II
making an attempt to secure from the
state Legislature an appropriation OF
one or two thousand dollars to be cN-
pended In constructing or making pass
able a wagon road between this valley
and Castle valley.
In response to a request by Mr.. sor-
cnson the Pyramid has interviewed
several gentlemen ~ this city as to
where. In their opinion. such money. N
II can be Hucurcd should be expended.
A majority Of those approached favor
the lettering ~ the road. already under
construction, which leaves this valley
near Ephraim.
The meeting Of the Farmers Union
Saturday evening WA attended by
about nifty pcfrona. members and 9TH
ere, and lively interest was displayed.
a determination was arrived at to con-
tiauc the. organization.
A. no special subject had been arr
"a IN advance the discussion was on
general subjects. pertaining 90 aRri-
culture and the farm. Hog and sheep
raising. hect-growing and other equally
appropriate subjects were considered.
~ the next regular meeting which
win be held the last Saturday ~ this
month. the subjects 60 b. Inder con-
fldcration are "'rhc Fertility Of the
Soil" and which IL the Most Profit
able Hog. "-pyrnmid.
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Notice n hereby given that at
meeting OF the Directors u the BOnne-
Vile Mining Company, held January
10. 1853 nt No. "a north Main street,
Salt Lake city. gsHesment No. 4. OF
one-hnlf cent per share was ioyied on
the capital atock ~ said company. pay
able Immediately 20 the treasurer Of
the company at salt Lake city. Utah.
Any stock on which this assessment
may remain unpaid on the goth Of
February. issq. will be- delinquent and
advertised FOR sale at public auction.
and unless payment IN made before.
viii be sold On March 18th. 1899. TO pay
the delinquent assessment together
OF sale.
JOHN WELLS. Secretary.
No. ~ north Main street, Salt Lake
CITY. Utah.
ppted Innunry ". 1899
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OUR OWN STATE.

collent report was a satisfactory sur
prise to the directors who declared a
special dividend OF 4 per cent. paya-
bio at once. This will be good news %
the stockholders and will make them
Ting down TO hard work and a grand
Ia dividends on the same amount OF
stock during its twenty-four years OF
existence. than any other mercantile
institution In the state.-f.chi Banner.
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PAYSON.

PayHon can now boast candy fac
tory In the Gem Candy Kitohey. which
turneH ont nv good candy aa any fac
nonclaon, has confined his labor wholly
20 manufacturing candy for his own
retail trade since he commenced bust
ness some months ago, but now he II
doing a Wholesale business. He N 70.
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" NT'|T wv y wv ~
urliSpuENr NorIcr
Draper irrlgating Company.
Place Of Buslncss. Draper. salt Lake
County.

Notice. There r. delinquent on tho
following described stock, part N the
assessment levied ON october H. lhps.
On below;
John Geo. Ncwhold. No. ~ certificate.
i6g. ahnros. 10, amount due, t3i.il.
IN accordance with law ana order
~ the Hoard m Directors made ON the
liat day ~ Ianunry 1858, nv many
shares NJ said stock A7 may be ncces-
sary VIII be sold M tho Draper Matf
House on Saturday. February 2ith.
1889. at 9 q. M. IN pay delinquent as
spHfmcnt thereon, together with cost
Of advertising and EXPENSE ~ sale,
JOSHUA y, TERRY. Secretary.
Oflce nt resident In Draper precinct.
Fthfuntv 4 1892.
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Utah Asphalt ana varnI'h compan,

Utnh NHnhaIt md NnfnIHh t0mpany.
situation OF Principal Place OF Rust
ness. No. l0s Mccormick uiock.
salt Lake city.
NotiCo-Thcfo are delinquent upon
the following described stock % ac-
count Ut assessment No. 1. levied on tho
18th day OF November. isls. tho sew
crai amounts set opposite the names
81 the respective shareholders, aA fol-
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Notice h hereby given by tho UNDER
Signed administrator OF the estate u
Mary Y. Hicks. deceased, 20 the cTvdl-
tors ~. aui lll persons having cluiins
ngalnst sulI dec, aaod, 10 exhibit them
with tho necessary vouchers Within
four months after the ilrst publication
al room Gl5. Mccormick Block. SAT-
Lake City, Utah,
HENRY 8, KICK,
Administrator ~ Tie Estate OF Mary v.
Hicks. Deceased.
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I. n BENTON. Ticket Ascent. II. O. W.
RS, Dooly Block.
n, u. NEsLEN. Travelling Pass. and
Freight Agent
W. +. M'ArLLAN, Gen. Agt.
2ii $, ". Temple st. salt Lake city.
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OREGON Short Line R0iIW0y.
rnlr TABLE ~ rrrrcr JAN, =. ,s,a,
ARRIVE.

From Ofden, Chictrn, omaha, H. Louis,
kansaa City aud ~ nyurs......... $50 a. M
Prom Ogden, Portland, SPOKANE, Bats
and n ifa icisro. s.s..s..s,..s.., oil, hA5 a. M.
Fr,m Ogden, IN cogo ~ Louis, Omaha
and . nvrr. 49,. -, ,,... as ., m,
Prmn Ogden, cache Valley, Montpelier
and 81 Fiaeei.eo ~. - .... I'sp. m.
ifiom Unite, Moi 'ur, sanpate MI uri,
inirrinrdisie olni-,, 80, ,....,,,.., cap, IN,
'f,om Toosio and iefminus..,.,,. Zoo, coo v. M.
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Principal place Of business. Salt Lake
city. Utah Mines situated at
Lake Side Mining District,
ToOplr County, Utah.
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VERNAL..


Mrs. lIarda. daughter OF RoproHon'
tativc Neil, has been very sick foi
some time. u was feared inc family
father. but last reports show a little
Improvement Ia her condition.
The stake house was nlled 60 over
flowing sunday evening for Mutual.
Aftcr the opening exercises Enoa.
liennlon gave some OF his missionary
experiences while ~ the great city
~ London, Mt. W, u, Patrick,
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,. sa' Lake city. Utah. Feoruar;; =.
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NU.i,n on a N,.'s1,LNr so. =.
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And In accordance with law ana an
order OF the Board Of Trustees made
ON the g9th day OF November. 1885. 40
many shares of each parcel Of such
stock az may be- necessary VIII be sold
at the Hocretary's office. COS Mccormick
Heck. Salt Lake city. Utah. on Mon.
day. February 9Th. 1893, at o'clock
u. M, 20 pay the delinquent assesses
mont thereon. together with the cost
OF advertising and expenses u sale.
BRIANT =, YOUNG,
Secretary.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.

HOME FIRE INSURANCE 60. -Ins
nhhuai mccting OF the stockholders OF tho
rome ire Insurance Company Of Utah,
~ Main Street. Salt Lake CITY Utah on
Iuefdak, February Z. isq9, at J o'clock
u ~ The purposes for which said meet
lnt ~ called, are 70 elect directors a Sec
retafy and treasurer for the ensuing
t,aI and 70 Transact any such other
buslness - may lawfully come befors
HORACE q. WHITNEY.
Secretary.
Salt Lake CITY. Jan. = 1900
CO-or FURNITURE Z t-NotIcc l. hcre-
~ given that the stoc khO d. = 81 thu Ct-oA
Furniture Go. VIII meet at their nfiica % to
y south Main street un Tuesday. reby Z.
lsHi at oidn y IN, FOR the election of nino
dfc'tnr- and surL other business a. may
come before tie mecti1F.
- ~ PETIT. SECRETARY
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PROBATE AM GUARDIANSHIP
NOIi,ss,
Consult County Clerk or tne Respective
blgnora for Further Information.


Creditors will present claims with
vouchers TO the undersigned. at law
Office of Morse a Whlttemore. i0l Me-
Coruick llldg. on on before the 18th
DAY OF May. a. u. 1899.
JAMES W. HOGAN
Administrator OF Estate OF Agnes Hog-
Eun. Deceased.
pate of first publication, January II.
A n 1904