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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-08-26

New York, Aug. 25.--Thc Manila cor.
respondent Of the Herald, describing the
agreement with the sultan of Sulu, says:
The sultan agrees to all the American
terms proposed and recognizes the abso-
lutte sovereignty of the United States
which the authorities declare he never did
for Spain.
An important clause of the treaty give,
Americans the right to purchase land We
retain all the ports which the Spani-h for
merry occupied and reserve the right u
open Others at our discretion.
The sultan collects no revenues, but will
receive an annual salary for maintaining
law and order. Several Of the principal
chiefs are also salaried The Sultan's
mother is largely responsible for the hap
py conclusion Of affairs.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-08-26

Washington, Anges5.--General Otis TO
day cabled the war department the names
Of the men who were drowned while cross
ing the San Mateo river on the 2lst. The,
were: Sergeant Countee, Privates Carter
Dean, johnson, Jones, Russell. Mcmillan
Kendall and Moody, all OF Company G
Twenty fourth infantry. The following
were drowned in attempting to rescue TIN
others: Private Poole, Company II
Twenty.fourth, and one private of tho
Fourth cavalry whose name is not vet
learned.
General Otis says the men jumped from
their boat in a panic.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-08-26
Laarler WIN vl.It Ennlnna.

Halifax, n. s, Aug. 24-In an inter.
view at ChariOttetown, Lewis H. Davies,
minister Of marine and fisheries In the
Canadian government; and q member Of
the joint high commission, announced that
he and Sir wilfrid Laurier win leave Can.
ada for England in q few weeks.
II is believed that their mission win be
to discuss the Alaskan boundary qnes-
ton and other matters at issue before the
commission with the British foreign Of.
fee, to facilitate an amicable settlement
Of the whole matter. II il probable that
Premier Laurier and his colleague are
going at the request Of Joseph Chamber
lain, secretary Of state for the colonies
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-08-26
asa9e Trust In Dry Goods.

New York, Aug. 25.-The Herald says:
Arrangements are maturing for the organ.
iEAtion of $S0.0O0.o 600 dry goods corpo-
ration in this city TO control and operate
dry goods and department stores through.
out the country. The Mercantile Reorgaa.
iEation Company has recently been inco,.
porated in Trenton, n. j., as preliminary
to creating big corporations throughout
the country.
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wan Ne, ce 30 Moo, neur,.

New York, Aug. 25.-Rear Admiral
Simpsons feet viii not meet Admiral
Dewey when the hero Of Manila comes
with the Olympia to he the guest of New
York and the nation, Instead the admiral
will come into port unattended, and then
the rear admiral, going from his anchored
flagship TO the Olympia will extend to Ad,
miral Dewey a welcome on behalf of the
navy department and pay his own re-
specis.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-08-26
STR wurrId win A,,.,a.

Chicago, Aug. 2S.-Secretary LAponte
Of the Canadian Veterans Association OF
Chicago received letter from Premier
IAurier of Canada in response to letter
Of inquiry, in which the Canadian minis.
ter said he would, in all probability. &C
cept the invitation to attend the Fall Fes-
tival in Chicago in octobeRwhcn formal
invitation was received by him.
laurier also stated that the governor
general and most of the members Of the
Canadian cabinet would accompany him.
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Trampa Murder rwo rraInmea,

Marshalltown, Iowa, Aug. a2-Thrce
tramPs stealing a ride on the Chicago 4
Great Western freight train that left here
shortly after midnight, shot and killed
Brakeman Wilson and Conductor Math.
eWs and threw their bodies under the
wheels. The munaeren escaped, but an
armed posse at once started in pursuit.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-08-26

Cincinnati. Aug. el.-St Pauls German
Catholic church is burned and several ad.
joining buildings damaged. Tie total los.
Is estimated at $4,000. The church was
being remodeled and the Gre started fron,
supplies Of the workmen.
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nnrnea 3 nlr Ilrenasr.

Scranton, Pa, Aug a2.-The Mount
Lookout breaker at Wyoming, Pa, opcr.
ated by the Temple Iron & Coal Company,
was burned yesterday. The origin Of the
FIRE was unknown. The breaker was one
Of the largest in the valley. The lOsa was
about 100000, insured.
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Then the water Rushed In.

Halifax, N. s., Aug. 2e.-Four men
were drowned here while working in a
cofIerdam being built for the Midland
railroad at South Maitland. Something
went wrong with the air pipes and water
rushed In. The dead are Luke Peters,
james Wilkes, William Donnegan and
OOn Dacey.
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New York, Aug. 24.-casper Buberl, a
sculptor whose works brought him fame
and who was engaged on the Dewey arch,
was found dead in his studio In this city
by one Of his workmen. He had suffered
a stroke Of apOplexy.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-08-26

Manila, Aug. 23.--The United States
transport Tartar, from San Francisco July
"a, with General Joseph Wheeler and his
daughter, troops Of the Nineteenth infant.
ry and more than sl,300,0OO In coin, has
arrived.
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Cape IIatien, Aug. 24.--GeneFal Vic.
tohano Torres, commander q San Jose dc
las Maias, Santo Domingo. has declared
for revolution and IL Is reported that San.
tiaEo has also pronounced In favor Of the
revolution.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-08-26

Washington, Aug. 23.-The secretary Of
the interior has instructed the commits.
sioner Of Indian aflAirs 10 establish the
Fort Spokane Indian school at the aban-
doned Fort Spokane military reservation
September !.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-08-26

Toronto, Aug. 25.-The American
yacht Genessee beat the Canadian Beaver
in Thursdays race by over mile and a
half. The American wins the cup.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-08-26
A aa.nOo.OOo Fire.

Cripple Creek, Colo, Aug. a3.-Fire has
utterly destroyed the business portion Of
the city Of Victor causing loss estlmAt.
ed at &2,bOO.OOO.
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The main drift Of the Homestake at
Rossland 10 being pushed.
Work IL being pushed steadily on
the Neglected in the SLOGAN.
A fne strike has been made on the
Rio 0rande property, near Ymir.
The shaft OF the White Bear Of Ross.
land IL down to depth OF $50 feet.
A new shaft house is being erected
on the Great Western. at Rossland.
On the Deer Park at Rossland on the
S00-foot level n receiver has been put
In.
The Pennsylvania Mining Company
10 rapidly developing the Deer Trail at
Rossland.
Between 80 and 40 men are at work
on the properties on Toad mountain,
near Nelson.
The owners OF the Brittle Silver
group. near Fort Steele. have com.
menced work.
r. II. Hutchins has been appointed
superintendent OF the Mother Lode, In
Deadwood camp.
The work OF prosecuting the lead OF
the Deer Park OF Rossland on the 500.
foot level continues.
Development work on the Tontine
group Of mines on Quartz creek. near
Fort Steele. is progressing rapidly.
A strike OF importance is reported
from Silver mountain. In the SLOGAN.
This time It IL on the Lost Tiger group.
The contract on the Bondholder
group In the SLOGAN has been finished
and the men have returned to New
Denver.
Collect q Starblrd, who have q bond
on the Silver Thread group OF mines
near windemere. D. c., win commence
at once the development OF the prop.
erty.
Work on the Humming Bird Of
Grand Forks. which has over 5000 tons
OF ore In sight. will be reduced for a
month during the construction OF a
bunk house.
Hon. @. II. Macintosh has severed
his connection with the British Ameri.
ca Corporation. except in an advisory
capacity.
The Crawford Greek. D. c.. Mining
Company has found the rich vein Of
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MINES and INNING CAMPS
METALS OF THE NORTHWEST.
ttsns HFom the Rish Rigisns q the Ra-
else Northwest, Msws EFom An ths
Prineipls naining Camps -Rssssnals-
AiRins Notes.

The scene Of the greatest activity IL
on Red mountain and along Silica
creek, Nj. Baker district. Washington,
the vicinity OF the PostLambert ledge.
In these places work is in progress on
half hundred claims.
Republic Notes.
A. the Vulcan No. the shaft is down
~ feet.
Development continues at the Noun.
tain Lion.
The Ben Hur shaft Is down las feet
In very hard ground.
The Gopher shaft is 4 little more
than 100 feet In depth.
Work has been begun on the Mime.
sofa claim In Sheridan camp.
The Stray Horse tunnel is In 200
feet. but no change is reported.
A contract 10 sink q 50-f0ot shaft on
the Vulcan No. Is now down rs feet.
II ss understood that the Monarch
company will shortly resume opera,
lions.
The Golden Lion tunnel Is In 465
feet and work suspended at the face
for the present 80
Among the promising properties in
the camp is q group lying half mile
west OF Park City.
The drifts ON the i50-foot level of
the Tom Thumb are showing up = nne
body OF high grade ore.
HNhA Ahafe ha "a L..
down rs feet and q drift has been
Sarted 10 prospect for the ledge.
A tunnel has been started 200 feet
south Of the north end line Of the Re.
public mine and Is running southwark
on the vein.
Good progress is being made with
the long No I tunnel. which Ig being
driven to cut the Republic ledge at a
depth Of COO feet
The drift from the main tunnel OF the
Black Tail has passed the point where
Il Was anticipated the big cross vein
would have been struck.
Republic camp Is already world.
famous for lis rich ores and Is about
TO be placed In q position which will
insure more rapid development
Dividend No. 10. OF cent a share.
was declared by the Republic consoli-
dated Gold Mining Company last week.
This dividend sEelln the total amount
Of profits paid by the great Republic
mine to $4,000.
The san Poll. Black Tail. Lone Pine
Surprise and Insurgent are able TO
send ore 10 q nearby smelter and there
BY obtain money enough TO obviAie the
necessity OF all assessments or treasury
stock sales.
II Is stated that the tunnel on the
wsuoondA is in so feet. and that the
tunnel on the ciAekamAs Is in is feet.
These properties lie about Is miles
west OF Republic. on the state wagon
road leading to Okanogan river. Twelve
men are employed by the two compa,
nies.
The shaft on the Chcspa, Blue Jay IL
sunk 70 = depth Of 50 feet. II was put
down outside the vein. At the s0-foot
level sinking was stopped and a cross
cut run toward the lead. AZ n distance
of 81 feet from the shaft, ledge matter
began 10 appear In the face OF the
cross-cut Al last reports the entire
face was in ore. u is almost certain
that this Is the rich Morning Glory
tsnls,
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The scene Of the greatest activity IL
on Red mountain and along SILICA
creek, Mt. Baker district. Washington,
the vicinity Of the PostLambert ledge.
In these places work 10 in progress on
half q hundred claims.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-17
RICHFIELD.
County Analrs- wedding Of Miss Inllan
Hudson OF Anabrlia.

Special Correspondence.
Richnold. SEWER Co., June iG.-
Yesterday the county board Of equal
laatlOn completed It's work. and then
the members thereof met a. county
commissioners and transacted the fol-
lowing business
A petition signed by nifty citizens OF
Sallna, asking Tor the privilege Of kill
Ing hawks and owls. on the ground that
those birds are detrimental TO the best
Interests ~ the community was read,
and rejected ON the ground that the tiHh
and game law passed by the last Leg
stature withholds from the commits
sloncrs the right 20 grant such privi-
lcEc.
A petition from boo keepers Of Mon
roe. Joseph, ElHlnorc. Anuuhcllu and
Richncld asking that AlphOnzo Wlngrt
N Monroe be- appointed bee inspector
FOR the county was rejected on the
ground that said petition was not
signed hy a majority Of the bee keepers
of the county. NJ the law requires.
The appointment OF Miss Bertha
Thurhcr ns deputy county recorder was
approved and confirmed by the board,
An appropriation for miscellaneous
bills WAS made amounting 20 fiOi2j.
WEDDING BELLS.
James G.. McGarry Of Beaver. q. and
LILLIAN Hudson Of Anuahella. a, were
licensed 90 wed yesterday, Bishop
Fairbanks ~ Annubella tied the knot
Judge McCarty. Reporter Rollo, and
several Rlchncld attorneys have gone
10 the southern part Of the district To
hold court for couple OF weeks.
Attorney I. J. Stewart and Prof, q.
j. call principal OF our public schools,
leave today for an extended trip
through eastern and southern Utah.
Arizona aud New Mexico. The object
of the trip Is combination Of business
and pleasure. The gentlemen will
gather botanical. geological ana
geological specimens for the school
cabinet Inspect some mining properties,
and incidentally shoot and fish.
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NOTICE s hereby given that % special
mtHiluE NJ ihr sfuHhhulhrrY m the llrrrltuau
iuIgHtIHu company hHs huuu duly called g.
bv bold uu thU Sud day NJ June. A u tsyl, az
thU hour Of o. uHIuHI W.. nt tho iuttcr-dHy
Saints, Myrtiug House lu the Town ~ ilcrfl.
man. lu thu county NJ salt Lake state ui
sob. Cor tlr following purposes tn-wlti
lIrt lNf thr amendment NJ tho Articles
q luclrpputi1n by adding thereto the follow
lUg Article Nv.
For tho purpose NJ paying tho debts OK.
uUusps nul liabilities aud hll running eN.
Uuusu. and COR conducting tho business Of
this corporation thu directors shall have
power tu levy assessment upon Az " the cap
lfHl stock ~ thls corporation and enforce thr
collection thruHuf hY re- sale ~ delinquent
stnsk los provided hN Law, although the capital
htntk Inns hHuu fully paid
SECOND Iu amend Article Y NJ said Aril.
Gle. az Incorporation su us 90 Rad A. fullnwsi
Amount uf capital sfusk ~ this corporation
shnll hu thirteen thousand, seven hundred
and my dollar iilUaou which shall be- ~.
v'dud Into two huudrud and seventy five CiaN
shlr,suf the par value NJ nfty dollars coon
SAID Article now reading olovcn thousand
tive hundred and tfty dollars ett. $500, di-
Yidpd Into two hundrtd aud thirty -uur shares
Uf tfty dollars lsnuU each.
Aud inr such other purposes ns shall DO In
clduutul 90 such proposed amendments,
GEutNt MILLER, Pres
JOSEPH :, n. BOnELl., secy.
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ASSESSMENT No. 1.

WEST MORNING GLORY MINING COM
pnuY. once aud principal place uf business.
SILT Lake city Utah Nuilrvis hUruby given
that ut o mutlus " the directors, held on
Of I cont Dor share. was levied on all the
shares NJ the capital stugk ~ tho eorporn-
ton. payable on ur before the 9Th day ~
june l-a4. tu tho SECRETARY nc hts ufirc Nn
On Mccormick uIuHk. salt Lake CITY. Utah
Any stock upon which the assessment mny
r'malu unpaid nn Che slih day NJ June, is.l.
will ho delinquent and advertised fur sale 90
public auction aud uults, payment II mndn
before, so many ~ the shares represented by
may ho necessary viii Dec sold on the 2lth day
90 July. lsll, ut " O'Clock upuu, % pay tho
delinquent u4-Us,mvut together with the cost
NJ advertising uuu expense NJ sale.
THOMAS H. TAYLOR, sccy.
By order NJ tho Hoard ~ Directors
salt Lake city, Utah May 23th, 1870.
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SALErl.
BuildinR Activity Ward Conference stlii
I,aisinE Carp IN the Pond.

Special Correspondence.
Salem. Utah Co. June iG-The chief
Industry here " the raising OF ull kinds
~ vegetable products. which Ind
ready market iu the near by Tinuc
mining district
A. Engbcrg d. building "a now store.
2iNi0 fcrt 4. Keel and n. e.. Chris
Hansen ARE each building % new roHl-
d"ucr and the beautiful and commOdi-
Gus rock and white brick residence Of
Ira W Gardner grows npace. and when
completed Il win be- one OF the chief
ornaments of the town.
A meeting was recently held 90 cpu-
slider the udvishbllity OF cleaning up
and Restocking the Pond with FISH,
more palatablc than the carp. that now
are 10 sole inhabitants, but action was
postponed until fan.
Next sunday will be- ward conference
and the Saints are preparing 90 receive
q visit from members Of the stake pres
ilenCy.
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OUR OWN STATE.

the summer vacation. The young lady
will probably give a literary and musl-
cal entertainment during the summer.
II. \. watson and y. y. Watson pub
llsh a card IN q local paper denying
attempted suicide. and his alleged girl,
Miss Watson.
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sprnRvillc. II will be nrst dipped IN
Utah aHphaltum In "a large vat that
Silver Brothers are making expressly
Tor this purpose. The entire beet crop
"a looking splendidly and everything
points to another successful season.
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NoricE

meeting NJ che stockholders " tho nes-
rryt Telegraph company viii bo bold at No
% o. south Temple street salt fake city,
Utlu. lu saturday. June o. i-ll. az ~ o. nj
Coz thr purpose ~ uIvCtiug President Vice
President. secretary Treasurer aud nine Oh
Directors tu serve during the pusulnHtwo ED
years. ". -. nUt GALL secretary.
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Sorrcr o. ASSESSMENT 40. 1.


N business. salt Lake cry Utah
NOTICE ~ hereby given that nc meeting
~ tho Nuufd of nirv'turs ~ tho Highland
copper Mining Company, held ui salt Lake
assessment ~ our-hhf cent per share was
luylrd uunn ull the outstanding certificates u
capital Stock NJ the corporation, payable lm-
mrdlHtuly tu the Secretary ~ the company
ut his u1irr. Nuums Ils and $50 Mccormick
Hlnes. salt Lake CITY, Utah.
Any stuck upon which thls nssr.sfncut may
rpmuIu unpaid un clio 1T day NJ July. isl
will hn Delinquent and advertised for sale ~
public auction, and unless payment i made
before Viii hu sold az The pfiier ~ the cont
n m tn pay tuu delinquent assessment TO.
Hpthrr with tho rust ~ advertising and cx-
v T.. WELLS secretary.
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NOTICE or AssrssMrSr
Washington Rock Company. Salt Lake city.
lmh.

ttah,
NOTICE r. horrhy given that roc meeting
of the director, Of ihu above nam If rufpur-
alton hold on tho ath day Of Juno. ts.r uu
assessment ~ For per SHARE wuH lowed uu the
capital stock NJ thO corporation. payable On
Henry a. McEWuu, Treasurer, ut thr state
Hank NJ Utah, Nos I, o aud MAIN street, salt
Lake CITY, Utah, on or before Monday. tho
10Th day N July, i+H. Any stock upon which
this assessment may remain unpaid ON tho
10th day " July viii be- delinquent and nd
vurtisrd for salout public uucii1n aud unless
payment rs made before will hv sold ON We'd
nosday, tho .oth day Of July is1, ut -. u..
a. pay the Delinquent assessment together
With tho cost ~ advertising aud uKupnsp III
sale. HENRY r.. McEWAN, soi'y..
State Bank NJ Utah. 4 2 aud Main
street, salt Lake CITY, Utah.
Fist publication juno O, i-gp
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OTelOI Short Line ROirOOd.


I'M CAUn N rrrICr IUSE I. tpl
AWittNt.
IRON ogden, Chiesro. Omaha, ~ touis,
Knnsas CITY and Denver .......... a1l a N.
Prom Ogden. Portland, Spokane, Butts
ant kan rrauciH0n. . SIS a M
'frum Milford, eanrois, rrovn, intcr-
mediate unnta fsaststaa. ...a .satsss VS. a. M
Trom Ogden, Chicago ~ louis, kAIsaa
uuaht and beaver. goo. 800 g.. M.
tfrom dmnsd nua.u Iunele and Tor
minus ..... ..... s...ss. cop.
Prom rinus, Mereur aud isierucdists
Tfum ogden, cashs valley, haus san
Francisco and intermediate Points .... 1909, IA
nupAWr.
ToF ogden, Omaha, chicago, Denver,
Kansas city and st Louis ...... In a. M
Tor unue, hofcur tHd intorr- late
iior uarnsd beach, rooeie 500 rennl.
nus ....... ............. ..... 9it4 A m.
Tor ogden, Cache Valley nuits. ue.sua.
PORTLAND, HH. San frirriHrn, .... ... 1iti a tn
'Tor Provo Hanpete. Milford and INTERN
cliatH - uis ....................... hllp. IA.
Tor ogden, Denver, Kansas 81 Uu sht
~ Loul, chicago 40 San Francisco dtQp I'M
For Ogden, Butte and Intermediate
INluta ssaHHaaaaH .sasa.s. so g. M
sfrains s1uih q Jush DO not run sundayA
fudly eNreft 4unday
CITY TiCkEr OFFICE Masonic mah. No inl
West fccnnd south street
q " rCctrs, u hurley,
Gen 1rsnic Manager. ....... Gen y and Z. A.
Nloo'ifssdont aud uonI Manager
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IEf1I.
Nlumnl Reupion-Pipe Line To sprlngvlIlc
WIN soon he laid.

Special Correspondence.
Lehl, Utah, June 17.--Last evening the
Lehl District School Alumni association
held their annual reunion az the resi-
doncc Of Mr., Geo. schow. The lawn
was well lighted with Chinese lanterns,
the porch acting az stand was decor
ated very beautifully with flowers and
bunting and lovely evening added to
the enjoyment Of the party, Two long
tables had been arranged ON the lawn
ana after a short program consisting
OF speeches by representatives OF the
respective classes. songs, etc, had been
rendered, about two hundred persons.
mostly members ~ the Alumni assocla-
tons down ard partook ~ Ice cream
cake and soda water which had been
prepared by the executive committee.
The latter part Of the evening was
spent In playing games, ETC., until
about Il o'clock, when the party broke
up.
LAYING THE PIPE LINE,
In the course OF few days now the
Utah Sugar company will commence
laying It's pipe line from Lohi to
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quite few OF our young mon arc
leaving FOR different parts OF the earth
to battle In the spiritual warfare. FL
ders John johnson, Eugene Jordan,
and Daniel Rnsamussen have Hlrody
gone. and next Tuesday Elder Andrew
Larsen leaves MS. All arc sturdy.
bright young men, who win no doubt
accomplish a good work
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NOTICE OF LEVY or ASSESSMENT.
Location Of Principal Place of Buslno.s saIt
Lake uity, Utah.

star 'nH q 0''N't Mtulhs company
Location Of Principal Place ~ Buslnuss Salt
Lake Dity, Utah.
NOTICE u hDrohy given that 40 meeting
" The hutrl NJ directors hold ON tho I'd dan
uf Juut lsfi an assessment NJ three rN cont.
per share was levied on the capital stool. I'd
the corporation. payable Immediately tu John
~ bailey, treasurer, ut rooms YiU-Ii prnrrrs.
Ltiialus liI Main street. salt Lake Civ.
Utah.
ANY stock upon which this assessment mny
rpmaln unpaid uu The Ad day uf ,luIy. lgu
viii ho delinquent and advertised flr sulout
public auction. ana unless payment rs fuudD
before VIII be- sold on the I'D day NJ July.
1855 90 nay thr delinquent assessment, a..
gutnrr with tho cost " advertising and al
puu-'tuf sale. THOMAS KANE
SECRETARY W star Gold S Silver Ninluu
salt Lake city, Utah,
dated June 81, ispl
First publication, June ., tsll
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Marriage licenses have been issued to
Walter $, Lnm0roauN Of Logan and
Edith WINS NJ ST. Gcarpe Charles q.
johnson ana Harriet u. Anderson,
both Of Hyrum The latter couplc
were united by Justice Knowles. Mr.
LnmoreauN is the famous vocalist and
his bride ia n sister of "Tony" Wins.
The school children OF the county are
enjoying themselves at the Park Re-
sort today,