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GENERAL NEWS NOTES.
SALIVA
Disastrous Fire EEL Building Boom -
Flourishing schools.

Special Correspondence.
sallna. SEWER Co.. Oct l9.-Yester-
day a breeze Of excitement was stirred
up by q fire at James Cranes place.
Some boys and matches caused the Ere
and as "a result the sheds. cOrrals and
q considerable amount Of nay was con-
sumed Fortunately. the IRE did not
reach the dwelling house. The loss VIII
reach 5000 or $500.
The new building annex OF the Co-op
store Is completed, and the postoitce Is
now installed there. The building Is
fre-proof and would be an ornament 10
any town.
Another medicine company threatens
the invasion of this place next week,
and all the symptoms Of all the dis
eases human flesh IL heir TO Will begin
70 crop out. IL Is passing strange how
a medicine outfit can produce disease
by little talk. It's funny how they do
It, but they do
The residence Of ]. c. Jensen Is be-
ing remOdeled and Jimmy win have
one Of the most conveniently arranged
houses IN the town when completed
There Is a little building boom on Just
now. Chief among the buildings Is a
handsome pressed brick cottage Of 3
rooms for the genial X. @. W. agent at
this place, Bert Crozier. Lucius Gates
has added rooms TO his residence and
when finished II will be a neat and
comfortable home,
sallna now boasts of a cheese fac
tory running full blast, and turning out
"A ilrst-class article,
Politics are raging. Partlsanship is
being displayed 20 an alarming extent.
Former friends are hardly able to greet
each other and the end Is not yet.
Registration has progressed and
very few names will be added 10 the
lists In the last two days for register
ing. Both parties have insisted on
their members appearing before the
proper officer 50 as 10 get their full
strength polled.
A bouncing baby boy arrived at the
home OF Prof. Hood. our choir leader
recently. All concerned are doing we'll
The district schools are In excellent
condition this year. and a full corps
Of able teachers under the direction Of
Prof L. +. CarttN have been engaged.
The crops are all gathered here and
farmers are happy.
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GLENDALE.
Annoying Mail Irregularities 80 Fine
Rain With Little Frost.

Special Correspondence.
Glendale, Kane Co., oct 15-The clti-
zens Of this county feel that they are
being imposed upon by the mail service
between the terminus Of the railroad
at Marysvale and Kanab. and n these
Is any remedy they would like 90 have
II applied by Uncle Sam" The facts
as ! am informed are as follows The
mail carriers from Panguitch TO Kauab
leave Panguitch before the mail from
below arrives at that place. They say
that they leave Panguitch on schedule
time but the mail from below does not
get into Panguitch on schedule time.
consequently our mails lay over az Pan
guitch one day. and the Saturdays
mail two days The News" which Is
published on Monday does not arrive at
this place until Thursday late at night
and the Thursdays issue We do not get
until Tuesday morning. Whereas, when
the mails connect at Panguitch we get
the News Thursday mornings and
sunday mornings
We have Just had a fine rain here.
There has not been much frost yet The
third crop Of lucern was secured before
the rain. but II is light Corn has ma
tured well.
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UNNECESSARY ANDDANcERous'
Surgical Operations for cure OF RUS
Discarded by Hest Medical
Authorities,

A prominent orldcial surgeon says ~
is the duty Of every surgeon 20 aYoiu
am operation, II possible TO cure m any
other way. This II especially uue lh
The treatment OF piles and reetal uou
blcs because SUCH operations are az
tended with excrucIating pain ana seI-
i0us danger 20 life by collapse OF tAe
nervous system.
Furthermore operations FOR piles are
0fen unsuccessful and always very eA-
pensiye.
The most advanced physicians now
rise and recommend the use OF astflh.
gents, combined with healing oils oi
vegetable extraction, and administered
In suppository form. The most VIDE
ly used and best known remedy or thls
character Is the Pyramid Pile cure sofa
by druggists everywhere. This Pile cure
contains no cocaine, no oplate, no pols.
Unous drug whatever, and a single oV
cent package In some instances mas
cured cases Of several years standing.
The harmless acids, astrlngents ana
oils contained In the Pyramid Pile cure
cause the blood vessels and conSesled
veins TO contract TO a natural cohdl,
ton the little tumors are absorbed ana
the cure Is made without pan, neon
venieuce or detention from daily occu-
patton.
Being In supposltory form it can be
carried IN the pocket, always ready foi
use.
Olntments. salyes and pills sometimes
relieve piles. but they do not cure.
The safest and sureFt way TO cure
any form OF piles, itching, bleeding or
protrudine. Is TO use the Pyramid Pile
cure.
Full sized packages at all durg stores,
so cents.
a book ON cause and cure OF piles
mailed free by addressing Pyramid
Drug Co.. Marshall Mich.
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ORDERVILLE.
Picturesque Village of Enterprisiug
aud Prosperous People.
sneclal Cnrrespondence.

Special correspondence.
Orderyille. Kane Co, Oct l5.-Thls
picturesque little village has the pref
tlest little church IN all Zion Without
and within it Is the embodiment Of
neatness-the blending OF the colors in
which It is finished show iine taste on
the part Of the decorator and painter.
Within, the arrangement Of folding
doors, 70 the two wings, makes It very
convenient for Sunday school purposes,
and as one approaches the village from
Mt. Carmel the spire Of this little church
pointing heayenwsrds gives to the
scene an inspiration that peace and
order prevails.
The people here have enough OF this
worlds good TO make them comfortable
and happy. Their schools, both district
and Sunday school. are well attended
by strong, robust boys and beautiful
girls
Bishop Esplin's son. VIII. shot three
deer-all there was In the bunch.
The buck first fell, then the doe, then
the fawn. The young man feels proud
Of his first exploit In the hunting field.
Crops have been fair this season.
fields are being plowed. and the fine
rains that have fallen raise the hopes
OF the farmer for the future.
Orderyille we'll merits its name Good
order prevails. and unity Of effort for
the public good Is seen In the fine public
buildings which have been erected.
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Trouble. of q NIInIster.

To benefit others Rev. j. 4. W. YER
non, Of Hartwell. Ga, writes: For a
long time ! had a running sore on my
leg. / tried many remedies without
benefit, until l used a bottle OF Electric
Btters and a box OF Bucklen's ATnica
Salve, which cured me sound and well. ="
Sores Eruptions. Boils, Eczema, letter
Salt Rheum show impure blood Thou
sands have found in Electric Bitters a
grand blood purifier that absolutely
cures these troubles. Satisfaction IL
guaranteed or money refunded by Z, c..
NJ. l. Drug Dept Large bottles only 50c
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he whole community

I'm his mission. The whole community
wish him Godspeed
a tannery has just been added 10 our
enterprises here under the supervision
OF C.. W. snyder. man of good Judg-
ment and experience and success seems
assured A good shoemaker could make
a home here and find profitable employ
rnent al hts trade
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eIt Dalrlrs the World.

No Discovery in medicine has ever
created one quarter Of the excitement
that has been caused by Or. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption. It's
severest tests have been on hopeless
victims Of Consumption. Pneumonia,
Hemorrhage, PleurIsy and Bronchitis,
thousands Of whom It has restored to
perfect health. For Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Group. Hay Fever Hoarseness
and WhoopIng Cough It is the quickest,
surest cure IN the world 1t is sold by
r. c. NJ. l. Drug Dept, who guarantee
satisfaction or refund money, Large
bottles 50c and Sl00 Trial bottles free.
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,n11cr ro coN1RAcroRs.

orprcF BOARD or PUBLIC WORKS
80 faEaC CIV. TfaH October p.lo0 SealHd
,,.,r...l., r.. ls received a. tot, 0flce until
IA V Tuesday october -3rl, Ifp lor the
i..I'.IrrUf Valve Houses 90 tbe distributing
-..are- r. intervention ist south aud lath
I,,t -al sout. itA south aud lith East
street. connections Win far.tys canyon
pan. and specifications can DO obtained
..,.,. ..n...stIIl 4t tIU office u the BOar1 u
puH.. WUr,, tu4 JIty Engineer hc right
Is reserve Dob rUIrr. any aud al bids
nv 5rlsrol che RHtrl ~ Public Works,
JOHN D. dolly, Chairman,
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AN0EIING 90 THE STOCKHOLDERS
o' Zion. Iu.H. Building Society is hereby
.H... Dr.. ... purpose " Increasing thecapi-
lt .t z said Society from ll0ll ~ 5000
,.t."n amending Section ]. ArtIels ~. u
.H Irony. '.N0y by striking tut the words
HHp mIl oH Uyt hgG1rCi thOsssnG' aud SUBJ
s'i.int .u I|ul thereof the words "tHo mile
ions also by striking out the pori. "hftpcn
.h1l'au. 1nj inserting In lieu thereof the
words twenty thousand also tu amend
,1,1 tlu by aId.ng arcrt he word 'ya.uo'
Oh. RNrI. 20 Do issued 90 subscribers either
.'.uN'- u. Investors. from dime g. tIms ~
N. iiIHil o. Directors may determine Uuj
.|'. Also tu rOrrespu fdBgIY amend Ar
#. " N tHc >lHletyN Articles OF lncUtpOfa-
Nnn tY striking QUIT word. "on0 million
hN" hundred thousand aud substituting in
H.I thereof tHe words two millions and by
allH- l'.Dr tHo word value lu said article
l.""orls ZOO Boz issued go subscribers, eltuor
y.luWe. Ur investors, from time iu time -
th' hoard NJ Directors may determine and
directs sold meeting VIII be held 40 the H.
q. VI. T. Factory Nu " Fast South Temple
street soft Lake city, Un Wednesday Ocio-
Dor 2Nh, IlW "a, .Uorlock T. w.
RS order NJ Board ~ the Directors.
EDGAR HOW D.. secretary,
salt Lake city sept 2Ith. 1900
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Nnr1cE OF AssE.sMENr.

A-E1Et MINING Ann MILLING con-
many Principal ua.euf bt,.n.s, sag Lake
Lake civ. titan Mines situated az lUys
vaie putt County. CuD Notice = hereby
sl,,n that .. % Heelitl.l ~ t!e a.rrltIT' @,
san .aul 1870 90 81 y Main street sat
IKE glt,. assessment So sol 0ne-hai cent
ps- .hara VAS levied ON The capital stock OF
"a FIrrrtny ua.ab.e Immediately 20 he
.s.rstsryu. tue company 81 40 % y, Main
street SAT- Lake ,lty. Ltah Any stock 90
,bi.B III. a,,s,smsut may ftms Jnpsid on
~. iftI Uay Ut october. all hU Delinquent
,gd aI.rrt,rI frr sale no public auction,
md unless payment is made before VII te
..,'B o5 N6esruar oh. 100. az 2 pm, % pay
tHe delinquent assessment together WHO cost
IN aJrsrf.,.ut aud expense n sale
~ TkWE, % STIRLING, secretary.
ON Main street Sal, Lake city.
u.ted sad Lake CITY sept Ind 1870.
I.rs, pua cation, sept 2ud, l~1
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OUR OWN STATE.

he had sold the furniture and pawned
her clothing, since then she had Deeh
living with her parents. Mr. ana MIS-
j. r. Boshard, ~ this cry Mrs,
Moody was given the CUSTODY OF one
minor child $40 a month allmony' Szo
attorney fees ana costs.
Defendants motion Tor AN under
ground survey On the case Of the Ldlly
Mining company VS. Ralph NJ Kellogg,
was heard by Judge Booth, and taken
under advlsemeut
BEFORE THE POLICE JUSTICE.
Two small boys were before Justice
Noon yesterday on the charge M steal
Ing a pulley from Mr. Grier ana selling
&c 10 a second hand dealer They were
sentenced 20 pay a fine NJ three dollars
each. or 10 be confined In the city jail
for three days
A minor was aned three dollars for
being IN saloon contrary 90 the or
dlnance prohibiting minors from visit
Ing such places.
GENERAL NEWS NOTES
Mrs. Jas. y. Olsen. Of Mount Pleas
ant. ls an the city 20 undergo a sur
glcal operation, which was performed
by Dr. Allen.
A marriage license has been issued
TO Ephraim Finch. 81 and Mary Davis,
%. both OF Goshen.
j. H. Steel and J, l. Sampson and
families OF Steamboat Springs. Color
ado. are IN the city with "a view 10 max
Ing permanent homes here,
Elder Wilford McKendrlck LETT
Thursday evening over the r. @. w.
for Chattanooga to do missionary Ia
bors In the Southern States.
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GOLDEN EAGLE GOLD MINING COM-
pany. Location q mines Central Mining
district Humunt county Nevada. lrlnc.-
pal place u bushes, -lIt Lake CITY Utah.
Notice Is hereby given that az meeting Il
the Board " Director. the Golden tage
cold Mining Company, held ON the gh iaY
of COT Der 100 900 assessment OF one
half cent pet share was levied on
TIE capital stock NJ the corporation. payable
tu thRs. B.. Hudson, secretary at the Office
u the company -l-Nc nick Bullding. salt
Lake city utau on " b fore the 18th day
Of NoytmI tr 1901 Any tC.k upon which
This assessment may rWall ~ ID on the
I tt any ~ November. .gl Will L. geInlutnt
Jnlausctti,od for sale at luDItauttI. n aud
uu.ess Iaymeut is made before Nlil be sol
on the Bird Of ID ccm5er o.. 10 the Office 4
the company ~ McUornlc, building 10 pay
the Delinquent assessment tcg sther with the
costs Of advertising aud expense Of sale,
CHAS f. HUDSON,
Secretary,
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COALVILLE.
Wilson Mitchell Nuptials - Funeral
Of Elder Joseph Hays az Echo.

Wilson. Mitchell Nuptials - Funeral
Of Elder Joseph Hays az Echo.
Special Correspondence.
Coalvllle, Summit Co., oct, 1s.-Thom-
as II. Mitchell Of ogden and Miss
Amelia Wilson OF this city were mar
ried last Wednesday. The ceremony
was performed by Elder J. A. Smith.
Two sisters Of the bride acted as brides
maids, and the brother OF the BRIDE
groom performed the office OF best man,
A brilliant reception was held on the
same evening at the residence Of Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Allison. A host II friends
wish the happy couple a successful and
happy married life. The bride Is the
charming and accomplished daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson Of Coalville.
Joseph Hayes Of Echo, who sue
cumbed 10 an operation performed In
the ogden hospital last Tuesday, was
buried at his home on Thursday. APP
propriate and consoling remarks were
made az the funeral by Elders Frank
Croft aud {. A. Calls
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OUR NEIGHBORS.
ROCK SPRINGS, WYOMING.
George Rhodes Loses His Life in
Mine Accident
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Rocksprings Wyo., oct lS--A very
sad accident occurred here last night
at s .. m, In No. So. p. mine. by
years Of age. the night foreman. lost
his NE. He was assisting the mule
driver with a Wild mule. Both were on
front OF the trip OF cars: by a sudden
Jerk the unfortunate young man was
thrown In front Of the cars and was
dragged for quite a distance. His neck
was broken In coming IN contact with
rock that lay on the side OF the track.
Mr.. Rhodes has a father, mother and
sister here. They have the sympathy
OF the whole community In their sad
bereavement.
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TROPIC.
Copious Rains-Death Of Mrs, Ellen
NJ. Hilton anncry Established.

Special Correspondence.
Tropic, Garfield Co., oct l7,-Durlng
the last week we had some coplous
rains about lA inches OF water The
precipitation is most welcome and has
wonderfully refreshed the parched
ground.
Elder Sextus Johnston. who has sue
cessfully filled "a mission In the Ken
lucky conference. returned 10 his home
here on the 18th inst. He enjoyed his
lub0rs very much
We regret 20 have % announce the
death on oct. i6. OF Mrs Ellen NJ. Hi
ton. the devoted and beloved wife Of
brother Joseph Hilton. She was an
estimahle woman. q faithful Latter-day
Saint. and one whom 20 know was TO
love. She leavese a large family TO
cherish her memory
Elder William Jolley, the eldest son
Of our esteemed citizen, VIM. J. Jolly,
left his home today In response 20 a
call from Box y. We weel assured that
our young brother W.. vita honor ful-
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Nntlcn tn Mheelmen

There's positively no need 70 endure
discomfort By reason Of chatting. sun
burn. insect stings, sore and perspiring
feet or accidental bruises, You forget
these troubles in using Bucklens Arnlca
Salye. Infallible FOR Pimples, Blotches,
skin EruUtions and Piles. Sold by u.
c. NJ. /. Drug Department. % cents,
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And in accordance with law and an order
Of the BOARD 0f Directors made on the 18th
day " June 1890. and re-onactld anl COM
frmed ON the nth day u sept, lot, 50 many
shares ~ each ptrce. ~ sYc1 stoc Us may be
necessary win he sod 90 the office ~ the g.
rotary lOl Commercial Block salt Lake city,
Utah, on the tb.r 8rd day u NOySm Der 10,
az the hour OF f.,l p 10 60 pay deiiulueng
assessment thereon together with the cost OF
advertising and expenses OF sale
q. NJ WOOD.
Secretary
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A Poor millionaire

Lately starved IN London because
he could not digest his food. Early use
OF Dr.. Kings New Life Pills would have
saved him. They strengthen the st0m-
ach, aid digestion, promote assimilation,
improve appetite. Price 25c. Money
back II not satisfied. Sold by z. c. NJ.
l. Drug Dent
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ATANEFTING OF THE DIRECTORS OF
T6e Ttah Nine. held Och u 1901. q dividend
~ Two cents PER share was declared upon the
capital stock OF ths company, ptyAoie uct
81 il1 Tho tfAnder books VII ue closed
~ Ii ana opened oct % 1900.
THUa L TAYLOR Secretary.
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT notice

ATLANTIC MINING & MILLING CON-
pauy. Principal place oi business and Office
at SAT- Lake City, Utah. Notice There are
delinquent u' o th following described stock
or account o. assessment No n, levied on
the 2sth day June, 1897 thesevera amounts
SIT OBJ o lite the names %! the respective
shareholders as follows:
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-.,. rrancn once Of the .peseret New
l1,i.r A. AZ No. 400 Twenty-touIth
m where advertisements ana suP.
tu.,.ct'ons will be received Ine New NJ ~
5s.iyered BY carriers r,n So as IN san
evening on the same terms % ."
14tf city,
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.

For Senators,
STEPHEN II. LOVE.
GEORGE n. LAWRENCE,
HOYT SHERMAN.
For Representatives.
A. L. HAMLIN,
ORSON II. HEWLETT,
JOHN T ANTON.
NEPHI l.. MORRIS.
ARCHIBALD STEWART.
FRED T. MGURRIN.
WILLIAM MMILLAN.
BENNER X. SMITH.
W @. VAN HORNE.
WILLIAM n. WILLIAMS.
For Commissioners,
II. n. sTANDISH.
JAMES II, ANDERSON.
HENRY HARKER.
Recorder.
LANCELOT NJ. EARL.
Sheriff.
JOSEPH Y. SMITH.
Treasurer.
w. o. CARBIS.
Clerk,
JOHN JAMES.
Attorney.
FARLEY 2. CHRISTENSEN.
Auditor,
FRANK 7. HINES.
Assessor,
BEN r. ELDREDGE.
Surveyor
JESSE W. FOX.
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pELMorrxr AssrssNrNr Norlcr

TUE HOLLAND MINING AND MILL.
lug Company. corporation segretafyE I'D.
Gee. salt Lake City Ofl 10Th 100. NotIea..-
here are delinquent upon the iol loving DIES.
'r.bud stock ON account OF assessment No g.
levied scbt ilth, li0Q. the several amount,
SET opposite the names Of the respective
sI.rpUUIIar. al. ilI iowa viz
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PARADISE,
Enormous Yield of Potatoes - 200
bushels from Quarter Acre

Special Correspondence.
Paradise. Cache Co., Oct. lO.-rhe
banner potato patch Of the State Is To-
Gated in Paradise. and is owned by
Mr.. S. Holbrook. On one-fourth OF an
acre Mr.. Holbrook has Just harvested
zoe bushels Of potatoes. This is at the
rate Of 500 bushels per acre, and would
be hard TO beat.
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OGDEN RAILROAD TIME CARD
OREGON SHORT LINE RY.

HNSV oHOht LIVE MI
ARRIVES
IRON North and Northwest a. m, 49, p. m.
1QOn.m
IRON south, 7:lj am. iOi50a M, l,Op.m.
''' ,. u. and lli&p.m.
LEAVES
ior North and Northwest 7,so a. m. 1925 a
o., n SEP m
Tor south O. a. ~, 500 a. m, 800 D. M, $50
, m ana 7l5 p m
RIO oRAHDE WESTERN RY.
ARRIVES
lrm south and East io.s a. 200 n. n
tno llibe II
IIAvEs
ig,s,G,uh ana East ;'25 a m. a,is D. m. and
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RY.
ARRIVES
i"m Nesttit3 am, les p IL. ei3o IN.
LTAvEs
O" "tttb'io a. A., lilSa m, s,Snn.
UNION PACIFIC RY.
ARRIVES
ION East 5'ooA NJ, 2;iO .. m. and 800 D IN.
t..r IEAyEs
East 'Sy a. m, 2'l5 ?, m. and s;O0p m.
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REPUBLICAN DISTRICT TICKET.

District Judges
MORRIS l.. RICHIE.
CHARLES W. MORSE,
THOMAS d. LEWIS.
District Attorney,
DENNIS C. EICHNOR.
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OF the sensational and thcatic IN art,
and his cell Of a Mad Woman which
was one of the eight pictures shown
by him In 1854 at Turin, created a stir.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC RY.
UNION PACIFIC ny.
PROVO.
''fS' Maud Moody Granted a Divorce
Police Court Notes.

special Correspondence.
piiiGvo. Utah CO.. oct. 2O.-Judge
NON granted a divorce 20 Mrs. Maud
no, oouy from oliver Moody yesterday.
40 periles were married az Deseret.
o.. s,h' 1888 Plaintiffs testimony
80 20 lhe eject that her husband had
49,. out little for her support since
'''' marriage and that last February
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ADVERTISEMENT.
STATE REPUBLICAN TICKET.

<RA
.
For Presidential Electors.
WESLEY X. WALTON.
Rich County.
c. +. LOOSE,
Utah County.
JOHN r. MURDOCH.
Beaver County.
Representative to Congress.
GEORGE SUTHERLAND.
Salt Lake County.
Judge OF Supreme Court
GEORGE W. BARTCH.
Salt Lake County.
Governor.
HEBER ". WELLS.
Salt Lake County.
Secretary Of State.
JAMES T. HAMMOND.
Salt Lake County.
Attorney General
NJ. A. BREEDEN.
Weber County
Superintendent OF Public Instruction.
A. c. NELSON.
sanpete County.
Treasurer.
JOHN DE GREY DIXON,
Utah County
Auditor.
c. s. TINGEY,
Juab County.
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AssEss,IrNT N !.

tnNhGN NJ, y
IhE LOWER MAMMOTH MINING &c.
a Corporation. Location of mines Tho,
Mining District Juab County Utah. pin
elpal place OF business, salt Lake City. iItab
Notice y hereby given that at meeting on
me hoafd or Directors of the Lower Man
iileth Mlnlng Company held on Friday. The
slh Jay on october, 1900. an assessment on
i've W cgnts per share was levied upon the
capital stock OF the company, payable 10 he
secretary az his ONCE, Room ki ftlas llo.t
salt Lake city, Utah al once, and before he
Ith day OF November, 1900 Wv
nn{ stvek apon which this Assessment nav
lHo, VAL be delinquent and advertised ~
sale at pnOhc auction, aud unless payment i
'..ls before vii be sold on the 18Th dsy on
Noyehoet I'D 90 pay the delinquent as
teaameuL together With the costs ~ nj
vertisine and expenses Of sale.
oao ia. p9,AMlEL J. PAUL Secretary.
~ iias Block, salt Lake CITY. Utah
DATED salt Lake City. Iran. 0rtobere 100
flrst publication Octobar q ia,j