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OGDEN.

ogden. Jan. 70. "Inductive and be-
durtive Reasoning" ~ Plea for Read
ins." "A Talk ON Geography" were the
titles OF papers read at the meeting Of
county teachers Saturday.
Mansfield l.. Snow. of the brigham
city Bugicr. was visiting the city on
business Saturday afternoon
senators shurtlln and Kicscl and
Representatives Johnson. Harris and
smith, came home Saturday evening
and spent sunday with their families.
invitations are out Tor q swell 80
ciety cvcnt-thc bachelors bnil--to
come on on February eth at the broom
hotel.
The forty.aecond anniversary OF the
marriage ~ Mrs. Nicoiinc Fnrr. wife Of
Hon. I.nrin lfnrr. was celebrated at the
lady'n residence by large number OF
friends Friday afternoon.
The friends Of rccry iicrricit. who Il
to start un mission soon. win give a
hall IN hiH honor ut the Union Opera
house ncNt Thursday night
The rcmnlns Of Hazel NJ, the i-year-
Old daughter NJ Mr.. and Nrn. George
stalker OF Evanston. Wyn.. formerly on
ogden. whn died Thursday. were
brought g. Ogden. and the funeral was
held ut O'Clock y. m. Saturday.
The weather continues mild ana the
frust " coming out Of the ground. Yes
to-day the water was running freely m
the rufterF.
a marriage license was issued sat
ufdny Ia J. y. Walton ~ South Weber.
Davis county. hRnd 50. mud Mrs Harriet
strong. aEcd 7g. ~ tho same place.
The Southern Pacific company u
crampcd FOR yard room and has IN cpn-
temptation the buiiuiug Of more tracks
to AFFORD greater facilities TOT hnnaurn
the vast volume Of freight which comes
to them over their own road and com
MEETING Hines.
To-day the southern Pacific company
VIII inanguratr the composite car ser
service ON thcCertrHi Pacific road. Thcec
cars are fully equipped With NIL the nc.
ccasorlo- ~ flrst-clasa restaurant. and
VIII be- appreciated by the travelling
public.
Superintendent ". - Thrnil of the
railway mail service. who was In Og-
den and Salt Lake last week on an
official visit. ieft Tor San Francisco
headquarters of this division. Saturday
afternoon.
Several companies ~ the Twcnty-rcc-
ond Infantry. United states regulars,
came In over the Mo Grandc Western
yesterday, sunday. afternoon. Two
companies marched M into tho city
rhout 4 n'slnrk. They lon intor In the
day FOR Fan Frnncifco. whence they VIII
take transports FOR Manila.
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VERNAl-.

The magic lantern entertainment
given at the Opera house Saturday
nirht hy the Weeks boys was quite a
success and VIII be- repeated In the near
future.
Tho minstrel troupe from Fort Du.
ohcsnc played Monday aud Tuesday
evenings 10 packed houses. The enter.
ininments are deserving N great praise
and hope the boys arr sufficiently en-.
courngcd to give " another visit.
There are numbers Of pruHpcctors
Hooking TO the recent Euld md across
Green river. No work Of Importance
has been done. although tho fall OF
snow Il not deep enough Ia prevent
development work.
VIM. McCnslin. Judge Mcconnell.
Bert Seaboldt and ThomiH Tnyior
started yesterday morning 10 white
river o. look after their gilsohit- claims
there. They will continue the shipment
Of ore from Rifle. colo.
Liccns" IN we'd was Issued Tuesday
e. Mr.. J. II. Carroll ~ Mlllward, aged
81, and Miss T.. 4. Lewis Fourth ward.
AGED 20. The ceremony Was performed
Wednesday at the residence ~ the
bride, lilshup Alplanalp officiating.
II. W. Ten lircck 81 Fort nucheanc
made brief call at this ONCE Satur-
dnA, aud laid la supply 81 location
notices. lie feels confident that he has
something rich IN the extension TO IN.
liuthcnhrook claim which II supposed
90 De the old Rhodes mine ON the TIN
tab reservation.
u. =. Collctt h home again after an
absence Of same time, and reports
everything at the Bromide In splendid
condition, The mine ~ looking we'll,
the Hmcltcr ~ In good order. the only
thing lacking lsfa sufficient number ~
coal kilnr To- Keep up the full supply.
These win be erected as soon rs spring
opens ana work II rcHumed.--Nefnai
ENurpHH
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til;BER.

The winicf,sn FAR. has heen very pleas
ant Notwithstanding there has been
mnrc snow than usual
There u more SNOW IN the mountains.
We are Informed. than has been known
al this season, Tor many years.
Alden lvic ana Martha Ann Wheeler
both nf Wallrhurr. were Joined In we'd
lock ny luntlcc liarzcc last Monday, at
the court house.
The llcbcr choir has enlarged H. force
by adding "a number Of now members To-
~ ranks. President Hatch aud 4. II.
GILES were present at the practice last
cYcning ana gave some encouraging rc.
marks tn the singers. We know OF no
reason why iiebcr should not have "A
hrNt-ciaHH choir.
" all or even onn-hRif. the reports
ARE true. Uintah county ~ going To have
a great mining boom this year, and we
nrc "f N" opinion that WnHatch county
" going 10 figure pretty high Va that al.
rcction. too. We believe that In snake
Creek district win be- developed some Of
N" best mines In the State, aud at no
distant day. either
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L.EttI.

cards arr out announcing N" we'd
ding N Miss Nora ilowcs ani ,ieorge
Quincy ON Feb ..
4 car load NJ onyx wnt shipped from
the Pelican Point auarricr tp ChicaHo
an Wednesday Several more cara VIII
be- shipped IN the near future.
Thomas Webb returned from his
rhecp herd ON Wednesday. bringing In
flock 81 lambs which h. will Vfi un-
~ spring. iir reports that hut little
snow has fallen ON the desert.
NJ. AuguHte Chnvcau iindH that sugar
has NOR" value than Fat ~ mn inErrii-
ent 81 die, for man nt work. Sugnr
n not only better than snt because 70
supplies more heat AMI rrcriiy TO the
person. but also hecaus. " promotes
the assimilation Of protei1s or. 20 speak
generally. because ~ ita Influence on
the renewal and formation ~ the
anatomical clements ~ the bpdy.
Superintendent Waller ana Engineer
Ingalls, expect Ia leave Tor IN East tn-
day. while absent they expect q, visit
some ~ the sugar factories nnd VIII
nhrly spend some time at IL" Ray Guy
Mich. factory. whore Mr.. NpilcEa
brnthcr.ln-inw. Mr. Iiryrroiboui. made
such a signal success during the past
year. They will also arrange Tor some
~ the now machinery 10 be- Installed
here next year. A. much ~ this ~ "
potrlbir WIN De put IN by SllNHf IRIS, ~
HALT Lake, assisted by Nj. Ingalls, aud
his aids, The home company y aH given
the chance Ia Put IN what they could
and the rest win have e. b. shipped
from the Fast.
Another spring VIII soon ~ hero and
nothing has been done 90 take vnrv ~
the surplus alter which Will come
rushing down from our cnnynnH NJ Hrpn
~ warm weather comes. This early
water nearly all goes 10 waste despite
the fact that there II nearly always
shortage OF water here aud that thor.
arr hundreds ~ acres around ~ hat
need hut the magic touch Of this water
to transform into beautiful n.idH. II II
a useless waste TO allow this water to
80 unused when II W 80 valuable, rvcry
drop 81 n should BE- stored Tor uac later
w the season. if the farmers don:
take carr ~ " some big company will
take u and then make the farmers pay
dear Tor it-Lshl Hammer.
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PROVO.

Provo Jan. ~ -Thc case ~ the
State W. Marion brown aud George
wanlaua occupied nil the time In the
Fourth district court saturday ana
viii be- given to tho jury today
Kate q. worse VI Thos. Bnrrntt: de-
nurrcr uyerruled aud defendant given
ton days 10 answer
James 81. O'iirinn ~ iiulllon-iic
FUNNEL company. leave granted Ia
amend complaint and defendants give
ca ten days TO plead 10 amended cont
IiainL
Estate Of John Crane. deceased, pc,i.
tion for final account ana distribution
according tu VIII was granted.
charles Mitchell Homer. the nve.
weeks cold ron of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Homer ~ the second ward, died Sntur-
LAY from bronchitis. The funeral took
place yesterday from the residence.
The following notices Of location ~
mining claims have been nicd with the
county recorder; The AHphaltum. sit
uated IN Spanifh Fork canyon, by q.
W. liurriH II al. Hack Blrd, and Hue
BIRD claims Ia clear Greek canyon. by
Cntherln. VIM. Spring. situated In
santaauin canyon. by George y. VIII
ON II A.
los. Wiiron ~ Eureka has conveyed
by mining deed to the crown Point
Mining company ~ ralt Lake, the
ilvinsrion oialm. situated In the Tin.
tc mining district
Niles Alice Groycr ~ Nephi. deputy
county clerk Of Junb county, was "a
visitor at the office Of County Clerk
llayerchmp Saturday.
\ very instructive lecture. delivered
In the urunl able manner OF the speak.
IN. was given Saturday evening before
the Literary society ~ the brigham
Young academy by Attorney Mhitc-
cotton on Alexander the Urcat."
Nrt Edith l. Martin has returned
from Euroka. where she has been
teaching music. and viii make Prov.
her permanent place OF abode,
Zack Hopper ~ Thistle VIII have
hrhflnr today before Jurtlco Noon on
q charge ~ assault sworn TO by W. N.
itarer. also of Thistle. who claims To-
be- the assaulted party. The trouble
occurred nj Thistle last week. and
frsw out of some difference between
the two men about the ownership OF
properly
The funeral Of Mrs. Eliza brown OF
The Fourth ward was largely attended
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OUR OWN STATE.

marks were largely cofroboratlve Of
former speakers. President G. %. Card
Of the Alberta Stake. made o report Of
his colony, which he said was In
houriHhlng condition both spiritually
ana temporarily. He pointed out the
many advantages that Alberta offered
to the homo seekers. Presiding Bishop
VIM. u. PrcstOn'a remarks were IN tbs
nature Of n report or his department
% the Church. lie saii that while
Observation-Disclosures Is offered OF the
growth OF the Church. there " an APP
parent falling M In the faith Of the
Saints generally FOR the duties which
they one tine performed with glad aud
eager hcWis thcy nav attempt
10 shoulder upon the church.
when We were poor ana OPP
pressed" said he lid We ask the
Church to holr ur bulid our meeting
houses. or 60 irrp the families Of onr
ourselves. and Willingly too. hut now
We say. - tho church can help TO do
that our laci, of faith In God leads
ur to look FOR similar heip IN nii things"
Abiding 10 the payment " tithcs. the
speaker mndo the statement, that IN
order tn be clnsscd as tithing the pny-
mcnt must be In full. there u no such
thinr NJ little tithing. anything short
OF a full payment ~ an Offering. not
tithinE. III II rood Go pay oncflnss.
however. for " u the hest way 10 In
crease our faith In that direction. ~
that eventually you win fuinii the law
~ tithlnR. Apoatl. y. NJ. Lyman de-
livcred q powerful sermon upnn the
ncccFsity ~ honesty and kindred mat
tefr. Honesty Includes being straight
forward with our brethren. for no man
can be honest with his Father N he dis
regards the Just cluimA ~ his brother
Tho speaker mndr an explanation II
nishop prratone remarks about the
payment of tithlnE. saying that any
payment updn the tithlnR nc cunt. how
ever small IL technically n tlthlng pay
mcnt and II recorded aa such.
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LEIGH, IDAHO.

Leigh, Idaho, Jan. ss-wc have an
organized ward here In the northeast
corner ~ Teton valley. ". q. Nickel
II our Bishop, Mrs. Polly y. Hopkins
IL president ~ the Relief Society ana
Elder James Hopkins h SUPERINTENDENT
Of the sunday school. all formerly of
Smlthnold, Utah. James Fulmer uf the
Sixth ward, salt Lake city, is prrsi-
dent Of our V. NJ NJ, /. A.
The snow IL fifteen inches deep. Ts-
ton Basin IN not a hole In the top NJ "a
mountain nR some people think. II IL
about twelve by twenty-five miles Ia
area. About 10000 bushels OF grain
were raised In the valley last year
Mumps ana whooping cough are prev.
ulont nt present l..
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PANGUITCH.

Mr.. Penny Of Coyote has twenty tons
Of ore ready for shipment awaiting the
San Francisco mans order. The work
at the camp IL going on quite regular.
Mr., Thos. Best says that he has
noticed where II has been warm during
January ana February. II ls often fol-
lowed by stormy and cold weather In
March aud April and sometimes May.
Mr., Ted Black Of Kanosh a late re-
turned missionary from tho Southern
states, " here visiting his brothers.
lie was the speaker nj our aeryices on
sunday. Hts missionary thin has Inn
proved him very much.
A. +. Haycock ESQ. has visited all
the schools OF Pnngultch, and speaka
In praise OF the work done by the teach
sra. lie urges the need OF proper facil.
tiles. and says the work would be
easier for the teachers and better for
the pupils II we had them.
Last Wednesday evening there was
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LOGAN.

Special correspondence to the News"
a. Logan. Jan. 2s,--The seventh ward
= l.. NJ. l. A. gave very successful
Entertainment for the benefit or the or
.inlsatlon. An excellent program Of
~ aud hoop drills. rccitationa. etc,
lowed by a laushable farce entitled.
STAKE CONFERENCE
A ihe regular quarterly conference OF
hH stake convened this morning IN
W. tabernacle, The attendance was
va lhfHe. Among those present on
w sand when President OrHon Smith
,aNe OUT the opening hymn were. Apos-
w w lyman, Merrill and reasdale. Pre-
"Nnk bishop VIM. u. Preston, DIR. Carl
Mhcser President Card OF the A.
sr,a stake. the presidency of the
t,sshe' High counFelora aud others.
su'r lsnac Smith Of the stake presi-
p,ney offered the opening Invocation.
let smith was also the first speaker.
~ ~ Apostle Lyman's request made
iti'pqft nf the condition OF the stake.
\" .ail that the bitterness and spirit
,n,uilte, which was the outgrowth OF
statch, ana which prevailed IN the
isss' lew years ago, II now nearly
y y, anu that there IN now no division
a. .ehslous sentiment amongst the
ush here. Elder +. NJ. Molen OF the
''ANe presidency followed and his re-
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Notice r. hereby given that at n
meeting nf iho Directors Of the Bonne-
willie Mining Company. held January
ID. 1899. at No. u north Main strori.
salt Lake CITY. Assessment No. I. OF
onc.hulf cent per share Was levied an
the capital stock Of said company. pay
able Immediately 20 the treasurer 81
ANY stock on which this assessment
may remain unpaid on the goth on
February. isie. viii be delinquent and
advertised Tor sale nt public auction,
anu unless payment IL made before.
viii be sold on March 18Th. iSa9. tn nay
the delinquent assessment, toEether
~ sale.
IoHS WELLS. Secretary.
80. n north Main street. salt Lake
civ t'tnh
Dated January H.. 1899.
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MURRAY.

The greatest crowd that has ever Mt
tended o maruufwie ball IN MURRAY
erected The muunreiu Of ,hf dance last
evening. Tho muric 81 Olsnn's iaiiil
was never better and the entire ailalr
was crnwninR Hucccaa
On Monday last there was n cnin-
tinnti1n runaway. 4 runaway nurse
dashed into the opcrn house rnri h.
lnashlng the buggy Ia atlininfa his
frightened second horse. which start
ed 10 run, and last seen ~ him he was
aiiil running Nobody was hurt In
either case.
INCORPORATION MEETING.
Thurndny evening Meeting was held
IN the opera house FOR the purpose ~
electing committees to attend To- the
furtharauce n the movement
NJ. 4. Williamson called tho meeting
to order aud nominated VIM. Mines
chairman. which carried. 4. +. Dufnn1
was elected secretary. After the cnll
was read. the following committees
were appointed and the meeting al.
juurncd.
on Survey \. y. Cnhoon. VIM. NJ
Atwood and liert shaw.
On scnHus-M. A. Wlllumsrn y. ~.
Cnhoon and q. W. Grantsr.
ON prcFcntation--C. y. Durhnd. Orsun
Sanders and VIM. Fender
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great English writer who was knighted
by ouccn Victoria as n tribute to gen-
ius. Al the conclusion Of the pro-
gram Mrs. Allison invited the ladies'
into the dining room. where large
table awaited them. loaded with dair-
ties. The delicious refreshments we're
80 highly appreciated by the ladies'
that a vote u thanks was rendered
Mrs. Allison Tor preparing for the club
such a pleasant surprise. The :. ".
l.. will meet next Wednesday with Mrs.
Northcott -coaivilie Times.
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N,,rIaI

To the Stockholders Of the Crown
Point cold ANA Silver Mining
Company.
A meeting ~ the stockholders Of this
company will be- held on Friday, Feb
ruafy 2ith next. at o'clock y. m. at
Room JOS Mccormick building. Tor the
purpose OF clcrting officers and the
Transaction OF such other business as
may properly be- brought before u.
CnAS. W. SrAYNER
President.
Salt Lake city Utah. Jan. sith.
1854
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and one thousand dollars reward
is offered to any chemist who can
prove that il contains u particle Of
mercury, potash, or any other
mineral Ingredient. S. $. $. il
the only blood remedy guaranteed
to be absolutely free from mineral
mixtures.
Books sent free by Swift Spe-
ciiic Company, Atlanta, Ga.
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The scmi- Weekly News" la the
great country paper 81 IN. intermoun-
tain region. II circulutcs In every city
ana settlement In Utah, AMI ~ most Of
those OF Idaho, Wyoming. Ans ma.
Colorado, New Mexico, Montana Ne.
ms an advertising medium II Is uncx-
celled.
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on the Rio Grnnde Western local train
90 ogden at 1880 noon being ulwnyn
ON time; also rturn train leaving Og-
den az 2il0 J., m, No connection To
wait Tor, These trains run only be-.
tween ogden and salt Lake city ana
Intermediate points.
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Goodbye,
Rheumatism.

CHANGED TO read your advertisement
and was impressed with II so much
that decided to try 5. SIS. took
eleven bottles and was entirely relieved
Of all pain and cured permanently.
When ] began to take \. 8. s. wss
unable 90 sit or stand with any ease
and could not sleep. Since taking the
last dose ! have had no return 81 the
rheumatism, and take great pleas
IRE In recommending 5. s. s To- any
one who has the misfortune to suffer
with this disabling disease"
SIS. il the only cure for Rhou.
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Notice Is hereby given that at a meet.
inF Of tho board % Directors u said
company, held on the 10Th day Of De.
cemhcr 1897, an Assessment Of one az
Htugk ~ tho CORPORATION, PAYABLE I'M.
medintey at the ONCE ~ tie secretary
No. ~ Main Street ANY stock upon
Nhch THIS assessment may remain nn-
PAD on Tho 18Th day Of lnnunrv lN9
shall be delinquent ana advertised tor
hnlN AZ public auction. uud, unless puys
1T day. OF FEBRUARY, isg9, NJ O'Clock
~ M, 10 pay tho assessment, together
Win the cost OF advertising and expense
OF sale.
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uranl doli Nllnlng Company.

Notice O. hereby GtNeu that tho annual
meeting ~ The stockholders OF the Grant
Gold MlninE company viii be held at tho
uihtr 90 The company Home tirn In
fuflnro company % Utah building Nos
~ Go u East Temple street. salt Lake
flil, Utah on Tucgiay, January a. fSgs
% 2 O'Clock D. m. Tor the rlertinn ~ Oh.
urtfH ana Tor The tunHaction of such
meeting
THOMAS W SLOAN.
Secretary.
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Advertisers who desire 20 reach the
country population OF tho Western
States and Territories SHOULD patrnnize
ton books are open To all advertisers.
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SorIcE 10 CREDITORS.
Estate or Mary Y, Hicks, Deceased.

Notice Is hereby given by The UNDER
signed administrator OF tho estate NJ
Mar, v. Hicks, deceased, 10 tho credit
tors Of and an persona having claims
against said deceased, TO exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers within
four months after the first publication
OF this notice to the said administrator,
al room dli Mccormick Block, Salt
Lake cay, Utah.
HENRY $. HICK,
Administrator OF the Estate Of Mary V.
Hicks. Deceased.
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JESSE W FON. Secretary,

liy order ORTIZ board OF directors Of the
January 18TH, isut Tnr date Tor declaring
tho sinek delinquent Ia, hncn post poned
untU Thursday, February snd, istl and ID
be advertised Tor sale and sold ~ public
auction In The office Of the secretary, lgi
Nall street, Monday. February soth, lsll At
O'clock y. m,
JESSE W. FOX. Secretary.
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matism, which is
the most stubborn
OF blood diseases.
IL is not intended
To give relief only.
but 10y completely
neutralizing the
Iacid condition of
the blood il forces
ont every trace of
the disease and
Of a. foraVpr Itta
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heNh"ld. ~ one of Woodlands most
~ nvctcd young men. lie n nephew
81 WIN. Reynolds ~ Park cts. Goal.
Mile 'rimeH
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prLisqurSt Noricr.


Utah Asphalt and varniah Company.
Situation Of Principal place Of nusl-
ness No. 20, Mccormick block.
Salt Lake city.
Notlcc.--Thcro are delinquent upon
the following described stock on ac-
count OF assessment No, I. levied on the
sath day 81 November. ISIS. the Sew
srai amounts set opposite tho namea
~ the respective shareholders. as fol-
lutknH
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Estato OF Agnes IIosgan. Deceased.

Creditors viii present claims with
vouchers Ia the undersigned, az law
office OF Morse q Whittcmore. i0i Me-
Cornick Bldg, ON or before tho 18th
day OF May. A. u. 1893
JAMES w HOGAN.
Administrator u Estate OF Agnes Hog
gan, Deceased,
pato ot nrst publication. January II.
A. u. 1889.
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Principal place ~ business Salt Lake
cay, Utah. Mines situated al
Lake side Mining District.
Tooele County. Utah.
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GREAT ROM pANs'sALI Al =. c. MI
Commencing Wednesday. Feb. ist. NJ
New Wash Goods and outing Flaunels.
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Cu-or FURNITURE c. Notice IL horo-
nN given that tho stuo khuldcf. OF fhp Coon
y hfnilufg 60. Will meet ~ their uflre "a TO
% south Nalu street ON Tuesday. Ichv 4
lNN ~ ttW D m Tor the elertion III Nine
dltcripts ana such other business ~ may
como before the meeting
- H. PETIT secretary.
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Purely Vegetable

rids tho svatnm III n fornvnr,
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PROBATE Ann GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES,
NOTICE 40 cHrpIroRs.

Consult County Clerk or the Respective
Sgnera Tor Further Information.
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HEBER J. GRANT co.-The annual
imcctinF % the stockholders Of IIebcr j.
Grant 4 60 Incorporated. Will be held al
street salt Lake CITY. Ctnh. on Tues.
daNi January dlst. 1870. at Q o'clock n M.
Thc object " said meeting " 10 elect q
louft ni directors 90 servo for tire enati.
lhg year and 70 transact such other huai.
ness o. may legally come before H.
JOHN ErHiNGHAM
Secretary.