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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-24

At the board Of health Office today,
vaccination was still going on, although
there was hardly the rush noticed yes
terday, Not a new case OF smallpox
has been reported.
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THE NEGRO PROBLEM IN THE
SOUTH.

Those who advocate negro suffrage
n he South contend that the negro
mus; retain the use OF the ballot in or
der TO protect himself from oppression
i The advocates Of this theory lived
IN he South they would at once rec
ogn.le the fallacy Of their argument;
for as a rule, the ballot at present Is
NJ protection TO the negro race II Is
tfle mat the negroes have not been dis
f4nchised by law, but are allowed TO
3 TO the polls and cast their votes yet.
III twenty years, 20 an intents and pur-
psss they have been DISTINGUISHED as
eteo,ually as " by legal enactment.
1E most enlightened and prosperous
negro has no more voice In the govern
mant Of the State than the most lgnor-
en- member ~ the race. II Is not the
desire Of the Southern white man TO In
Jlr or degrade the black man. but eX-
isl1g conditions compel him to protect
himself The white man, be he OF
Northern or Southern extraction, Is and
ever win De unwilling TO submit to the
elimination Of an Inferior race. As
Dave stated. the white voters are united
~ the preservation Of good govern
nsnt. and they will allow no other ques-
tn 10 dominate this one.
Those who DO not understand the con-
dHons IN the South may ask how II Is
ttaI the negro still retains the privilege
OF voting. and yet haF no voice In the
government OF the State. The answer
Is not difficult one The candidates for
o'tCe are selected and the questions OF
STATE are decided IN a white prl-
many 10 which the negro Is not allowed
q participated The united white vote
ba1g 20 the ascendanoy. when a de-
csUn is reached II Is ratified at the
polls As q rule. the uegro's vote Is not
solicited In lis ratification: and, II II Is.
u g not solicited by an appeal 20 his
rDs0n.
li must not be understood that this
condition was inaugurated without an
etoft 90 secure the support Of the negro
~ The cause OF good government An
eanest effort In this direction was made
Immediately after his enfranchlsement.
Southern men Of enlightenment and
great ability affiliated with the Republic
CT party N the South I'm an effort 20
direct me new-made citizen 10 use ~
w power placed IN his hands FOR the
El OF the state and its people but
Only 20 meet with failure after failure.
II followed corrupt and degrading in
h1ttcas In preference 90 those that APP
pei 90 the higher senslbilities Of men;
az The same conditions exist today, as
ha' been demonstrated in those states
where in recent years a temporary d.
vision Of the white people has enabled
The negro again 90 grasp the relns OF
power He viii not listen even TO the
arnea's ~ the enlightened men Of his
raF-F1rum.
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Tue INDOOR BULB GARDEN.

IN growing any plant under unnatur-
al Conditions we must II We would grow
it uoaasstully. initiate the methods Of
nature as nearly as possible. Now ma
tura .n her management Of bulbs sets
th'n f0 producing roots IN TALL by
winch the work Of spring IS supported
an carried forward to satisfactory de-
ve0ruant This root growth Is all the
growth made by the bulb during the fan
sea'on The leaves and flower buds re-
MIN dormant 10 q great extent waiting
for spring. when that season comes.
the are ready to grow. and they do
grow. because they are strong and vig-
ofogs roots 20 help growth along But
II We We're 20 plant these bulbs In
spimg they would have 20 make root
growth and top-gIoWth az the same
uie and the result would be highly
vi satisfactory, because each phase Of
growth would be made at the expense
OF ihe other. The natural consequence
would Doe few flowers, aud these inferior
on IS or none AZ AIN.
N0w when the amateur pots her bulbs
N ial Tor winter towering. and places
the pots in the window as soon as the
buils are In them. she Is making pre-
cif ely the same mistake that we would
II We were TO plant our bulbs In thJ
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is GOLDENsROD A MENACE TO
HEALTH?

The -0lden.rIl has hos, q ,,,,ch-
ahrs..4 -l.,,...,,..
NJ. '- '''' some very scleh-
Out. persons nave suddenly discovered
that 10 is the cause u hay fever and
I hav. h..p r.,,,.g+.4 a.. . a..
.,.,.... SUM- l''-
'''''''-lo cease saying
friendly things about 10. II COM
urr.I 81. er.rF of tt.,.., ,ia..
tolerated to eav p',t'9. .'G az. W oe
.r..,..4 r....,5, mus vi ''s pelus
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Hartman NntInl,

New YORK, Oct si.-The TrIbunssays.
me control Of the Kanses 30
southern Railway COMPANY ,t,.,
Nhich there have been So many ,,,,.I-'.
s1enu!' is now virtually lodrsl wrb
the interests controlling tbe CHI, ,',''
ana alton Railway company as gT-
made. '''''''y.iN zoo, just
che voting uustees OF the E,rs,.
Nv southern company have b.ar ~
SyontHlule1 by the rasIrbatIop nj r.t.
i4ti"geft William Eienburr a,f So ,.''
~. ~ SIMPLIFY and The election In
y Ti place of r. d. HUFFMAN c.. 7.
o. could and Otto II. Kahn '.'' s'
within the last few dave H.,
c c,t,. ., both IN Chicago and In ,S,l
e,ly mat John W. GATES ap5 bi, ' 5.. ,l.s
ans u ma, had purchased the inter.s, 2, ne
- hartman and BITS friends O., H.
r e.I- eal 'heh that there had baar ,
-, -t ,sr 20 the Hartman .y15,l. !. f"
~ .ns whole Property. n cr, t ''' q y, y,
a. "'lnoiliy. however tbat r.i.t.-
81 ~ Hartman declines ~ 5, I' y
ssts1 iN1''Aas City Southern deal vSsr
., george Gould profassad irr...-
~ cNlvle natter John W g.ta. ~.
" NHleago last evening '1''
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WILL ADVERTISE THE WEST.
New York Central VIII Boom Utah
and Colorado Resorts.

The New York Central & Hudson Rlv-
er railroad approaching the immense
travel which Is this year being directed
20 Colorado, has decided 20 make the
state a feature OF It's advertising. Geo.
II. Daniels, general passenger agent In
q personal letter says:
Il have been asked sometimes why I
dld not advertise more generally the
Western resorts and especially Colora-
d., Utah California and the North Pa
ci6e coast
After considerable thought on the
subject have decided 10 make a fea-
ture IN our advertising IN the future oil
me great resorts OF the West. Having
come from the West myself. I am. nat
urally greatly Interested IN everything
'hat concerns The development Of that
wonderful region. and am clad II I can.
even IN small way, ail 10 that devel.
opment / have. therefore. adouted n
plan Tor advertising in magazines ana
the daily press Americas Rreat resorts
w when ! have called particular atten.
Won 70 me West and have asked the
.eaders Of the 'ad 10 write for a cata-
losle Or our four-track series bv
Nhlcn ihey VIII be able 10 get more de-.
,allea information IN regard 20 them
am going 20 continue this plan. and an
our principal Offices In New York ana
y,Ieoalyh as Wen as AZ Albany Troy
buca- syracuse, Rochester. buffalo MI
staIa Falls and other Important ia.
Nons, we shall euleay0r 10 keen ALWAYS
On hand supplies OF the folders ana
books or The various lines interested IN
,I9Nel 10 the West with a view 10 civ.
ing persons making Inquiries IN rerarl
20 lhem such information as viii hs
.9osl useful 70 them 10 forming their
News. ''0ui''dIh
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NEW DEPARTURE
FOR RAILROADS.
lIIooI, Central and University Of
Illinois Cooperate
FOR PRACTICAL EDUCATION
main, , Car whereby college s'u''
,ps Can Gain Practical Kn'"''
edge Of Work

The aeuye.cs.opsradon Of ne I.u'
80, m,bs country with the great uu,'
y ,,,sn IN providing for practical ecu, !,
es,,oa in me higher railroad vofk y
something ,e' yet IN its infancy Donald
nose If me Illinois Central this moIn'
,,g .totea that the road which be rep
rDs s b one Of the first systems 70
,ake a step forward IA this direction, ,.
IN mi, Work he suites that the UNI
y,rsty Of Illinois and the Illinois gen,
vs, railroad have ioInei hands IN a
ur,oue undertaking that promises 70
revolutlonlze some parts Of university
work and to BRING practical knoelels'
o, railroad WORK home 70 students WIN
new force. The university and the ran
road have completed O test car me
car Is designed f0r general railroad eS'
perlmeatal work and f. as q eon.e-
ouence very heavy as Il Is adapted Tor
the following purposes
Measurement o. train resistance
Autographs track Inspection.
Locomotive road tests
Air brake tests
Station tests. ,,-,
The car & owned and operated Jointly
by the Illinois Central end the railroad
mechanical engineering department Of
The university The ear was bullt by
the road and the apparatus and other
by the university
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ASSESSMENT NoTICE.

LARElNE MINING COMPANY. OFFICE
and principal place OF business, salt Lake
CITY Utan. Notice Is hereby ~ zen thnt at q
meeting " III $40 ,khOlders held on the 10th
day Of October 1910 an assessment 81 / cent
pr share was evicd on All shares Of the cap
ital stock VI % corporation issued aud out
standing, payable on or before November.
I'm. 90 10 the TREASURER 40 L. j. Conway &
Co.'S oIics, No. 10 west Second south street,
SAT- Lake city Utah
ANY stock upon which the assessment may
reuain unpaid on the 18th day u November
1900 Will be Delinquent aud advertised for
safe at pubic auction; and un Iuss payment
Is made before "a many OF the shares repre-
scented by each certificate OF the stOcE. 20 tel
lnQuont as may be necessary, will be old On
the 10Th DAY u Dee. 1000 at o'clock D. ~.
10 pay the oliuqu ent assessment together
with the cost OF advertising and expense OF
sale
r. !. CONWAY, President.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors
salt Lake City, Utah, oct. l1th. 1870
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yey VI a proposed line from Billings TO
Gre1, Falls, but dld not take any steps
toward construction. II Is announced
that a company Is being organized to
buIld the road. and that Montana cap
ital wi,I DE largely represented In the
tnierrfIse says the Butte Miner. state
Senator II n Hobson OF Fergus coun-
ty. who was IN the city recently. is In
,frstel in the enterprise as well as
several wen known capitalists OF Bill
Inrs and Great Falls.
The plans contemplate the use OF the
Old Burlington survey and the appli-
cation OF electricity generated at Great
Falls and Killings as the motive pow
en- u built the road viii be about 200
miles long and viii run by way Of Lew.
istou
The enterprise y gigantic one in
that 20 is proposed 10 use electricity
that Is 20 Doe generated at Great Falls
and Billings as the power instead OF
steam The capital stock viii be 81
11ol a possible connection with the
GrGt Falls and Canada and the Cana
dan Pacific and perhaps with the rail-
road ex-senator Washhurn, OF Mime
sota is buiIdug from Bismarck west,
m.Tht mean another transcontinental
railroad I'm Montana
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ASSESSMENT NO. l.

GOLCONDA GOLD MINING AND MILL
ing Co., a corporation. Location Of mines,
Park Valley. How J. d,rCOunty, Utah Pm.
clpal p.a N business salt Lake City. Utah.
Notice IS hereby given that at "a meeting "
the Board o. Directors OF the Gulcouda Gold
Mining "a Milling Company, he'd 90 sat
urdav. thegitA day Of O'tooer, 1909, au ass
css. . ~ one fourth 90 cent per snare was
levied uron the cap tal stock OF the company.
payable ths { etary az bis Office Room
.ij At'a5 ] lock ,Ult age city. Utah. at
once and Ieflre the 50 daY u De- embeE 1907,
Any stock upon ub,ci this assessment may
remain unuaid O th' Isl day uf December,
li00. will b. delinquent and advertised Tor
sale NJ public auction. and unless payment
Is made before. W.T.. Oe sold on { h 10Th DAY ~
December lac lo puy the DE- quent assess
ment tOJgther with the costs ~ adveulng
Aod expenses Ot sale
SAMUELJ PAUL secretary.
2s0 Atlas Book. salt Lake q lty. Utah.
Dated -alt LAKE. City, l'tai, oct 3lst 1900.
First publication, oct Jist 100.
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STRANGER WRITES ON UTAH
Englslmu Gives His Impressions to
Bishop Nelson 4. Empey.

Bishop and Mrs. Nelson A. Empey are
IN receipt Of the following letter from
an English friend A. Hinton. who re-
sides near Birmingham
Dear Frlends:--I have read with deep
interest and sorrow the correspondence
you So kindly sent me. l cannot I'M
dentand the bitterness Of spirit mani
tested by the Methodist ministry In the
States, II appears to me to be the
sheerest bigotry They make grave
charges without shadow OF proof IL
seems TO me they want bringing TO task
by some authority. As you know,
have been an extensive traveller In
Utah. living among the various classes
OF the community whom I found God
ieauug ana Christian people. l became
preJulice1 BY reports that had come
from Ltah. but my fears were COM
pletely dlssipatcd before / had been la
Utah Wenty.f0ur hours, and every day
j remained amongst the Mormon
people / became satisfied that the re-
ports | had heard We're tissue OF lies.
] have done much 10 this country 20
conuoyert the wrong Impression |
have given my lecture on Life Among
the M1rmons In many places, and
The audiences were gstOnlshed at what
] had 90 say one gentleman at
Wolverhampton said he had been dis
appointed HE had been expecting the
most bioOd-curdhng stories 10 have
been told but II what I said was true,
they had been told of the happlest and
best conducted cities the world had
ever seem cities without pauperism,
drunkenness on crime was more than
they could believe said whatever
these people may bee. God has wonder
| fully blessed them and has enabled
them 90 turn the desert into fruitful
! fields. end gardens of flowers. / have
/ hai many OF your people calling upon
/ me at different times and ( am always
/ Pleased ll see them 10 is nice 10 make
/ personal Inquiries about the people
/ have seen and the places / have been 10,
] mat With % young man at Dudley
some lituy time back ana he was argu-
! ing in favor Ht "M1rm0nism' from a
/ newspaper cutting and % my surprise
lh- were uy own words. which had
/ been published 10 one " your papers,
/ lie Wls delighted 90 find the author
I was equally pleased tl find my paper
! was being made good use o. He paid
! us many visits and We made him very
! welcome I had told one of our minis
/ ter here my Impressions 0f the Nor
] mon people some time back so
/ handed him tbe newspapers you sent,
! ly hAN H read them and said he
] thUuuHH rU. I.r#.4.. % .t.. ,rt,t-t,,a
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ASSESSMENT no. o.

ELY MINING AND MILLING COMPANY.
Office aud principal plEce Of business ,4i
Lake City, Utah Notice is hereby g|uI
that ut a meeting Of the directors, held %
the ith day OF October 1870 an Assessment 4
/ cent per share wa, levied On all tle STARS
OF the capita stora " the corporation l11s.
and outstauding payable on or before Nor
ember Eth. lu00, % the treasurer 100 hI, ora
az T. u, Jones Is Cos bank 80 70 VA
street. salt Lake CITY, Utah. Any stock "
On which this assessment may remain uupA
on tue 18TH day OF November 1910 viii b j.
liuqueut and advertised for sale 90 publ.
auctions and unle,, payment Is made be'Je
50 many OF the shares re- resented by aA
certihc ite Of the stock SD delinquent as uli
be necessary Will be- sold on the 2jth day y
November 1910 az 10 o'clock o. me 20 p9y tl'
delinquent assessment together Win "a
cost OF advert sing and eXDonsa ~ sale.
WM. b. SpRAGUE Secretary
Py order OF the board OF directors
salt Lake city, Utah, Oct 3, 1907,
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PORTFOLIOS
Of THE
PARIS EXPOSITION

They consist Of 100 elaborate views
on heavy enameled paper IN %
parts The Paris Exposition beau
tifully portrayed Price only u
cents each part 10 News readers. a book
that sold for Is cents and 800 at the
time OF the Worlds Fair. Parts to e
now ready at the News Office. Send 10
cents COR a sample. You VIII be charmed
with the work.
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AnmINIsrRAroR,s SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT N
pursuance Of an oIuer Of the pistrItt N KY.
OF The Third Judicial District SAT- LaN
County. State Of Titan. made the 90 lAjW
tate OF John Sch0deld, deceased. tie llusii
signed administrator y the estate o., ~.
deceased. will sell ~ public auction v y,
highest bidder for cash, on IN grsqay 'lV \.
day OF Noyemb Der lgyQ, NJ i coeA ~, ~ ~,
Buiidlng, In Salt Lake City, Utah TIE t0D0''
ing personal property 70 VII; ,-t....,-s
iQOhead u average stock sheep 9si2u ~
20 the estate u said deceas ~. s4glS.t r
lease expiring July lst l0i 20 j ! Ne .I-'s
ana Others. Of Rlvcrton, salt Lake lela,S,
Utah. said sheep are nov ln the lo's III
OF sAld Negman and Others. IeiseeS alI .li
purchaser Is 70 receive al the tis4.s ,. ~
estate In and Z the ufohis anu 'N-'
said sheep under said lease .-...,....,o.
NEPHI y. sCioFltLp Aom.ni''''0"
James II. Moyle, Attorney
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-31

The progressive nations Of the world
are the great food consuming nations.
Good food well digested gives strength
II you cannot digest all you eat. you
need Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. II dlgests
what you eat. You need not diet your
SELF. II contains all Of the digestants
combined with the best known tonics
and reconstructives. II Will even digest
all classes 81 foods In a bottle. No
other preparation win do this. II In
stantly relieves and quickly cures all
stomach troubles. +. G. Schmmm.
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Los ANGELEs ROAD.
Chicago Times herald Says Some
Big Surprises Are IN Store.

According to late rumors there Is stu
some uncertainty regarding the build
ing Of the proposed ine from Los Ange.
les 10 SAT- Lake City. The work. back u
which Is said 90 be the Southern Paci-
AZ, is said 70 be conditional upon nego-
ilations which are now pending between
former Senator CLARK and the authors
ties Of salt Lake City Il Is said that
Mr. Clark told the Salt Lake officials
that the road would not be built unless
certain concessions were made IN the
way " terminal facilities, and that he
made no definite promises as 20 the
route Of the proposed line II Is now
reported that an understanding has
been reached with the Union Pacific
whereby The companys branch 20
uvada, a point on the Utah and Nevada
line, 800 miles southwest n Salt Lake
city VIII form a part OF the new route.
leaving about 400 miles 10 be built %
Los Angeles. il does not seem probable
that this long stretch Of existing line
viii be parallelcd and left unCompleted.
and It's sale 10 an independent interest
seems possible At any rate the pro-
feet which has grown out Of tn old
Los Angeles terminal property has Get
The whole railroad world guessing. and
there win likely be some biz surprises
when the ven Of mystery Is raised
Chicago Tlmes-Herall
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Western Freight Rate,

CaIcago Oct Sl-The Tribune saws.
;.Ialle managers Of the Eastern trunk
. lg, nave been asked by President In.
sa.is, OK lhe Big -Four road. No meet
5ry,Ills.sehlaures % Western railroads In
slueltlhau me latter part OF this waek
tvl lhe purpose Of taking stems 10 ra.
traffic '' N'4"I freight
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
meeting % the Corporation oi the Members
o. the First Ecclesiastical Ward Of the salt
Lake stake OF ZION SIN he held In the first
Ward Meeting lluuse on Monday evening
November 18th. 1870, at 49,, for the purnose
of authorizing tno Board OF ID rcctors OF said
corporal lon to sell tho vest hulfof Lot in
Block n. salt Lake cry survey, known AS
the Meeting House lot, In order 10 Day on
Indebtedness on the Meeting House Annex,
aud making OF her NECESSARY improvements
JOSEPH WARRURrON. President
JACOB sCHULIiESs, SECRETARY
Dated salt Lake City, Utah, October 18th
1870.
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PROPERTY TRANSFERS.

Abstract OF the county recorders Of
fee October 30th
Colorado and Utah Investment
company 10 Dennis Sheehan,
warranty deed. lot and north
half OF lot S, block /, Denver
place .ss..t.... '.ss..t,,..ssss,s,S SW
Helene J. Wen to Harry A. Mel
son, warranty deed. S rods by
50 feet northwest from S. feet
west OF southeast corner lot 1,
block 3, plat Gu.,.".....".. 100
NJ H. Hayes TO Oneslme Bour-
don. warranty deed, l0xi rods
northeast from southwest cor
ner lot /, block p. plat C....,. q
Colorado and Utah Investment
company 10 George Spangen-
berg warranty deed lots 20 20
g. block /. lot 10, block 4, Dem
yer place "..,',..,. .......,.'''.' lou
w. VI. Stewart 10 J. w. Jensen,
warranty deed 20 acres south
west quarter section o. town
ship south. range ! west ..,.. 90
Utah National bank % p. A.
Sorensen, quit-claim deed 10
rods by 81 feet. northeast from
As feet east of northwest corner
lot 6. block Of. plat A,........
L. II. Uhlig 20 St Joe Mining
company. quit-claim deed, In
terest in Uhlg No. ! lode, etc,
West Mountain ....,......,,... b,3S
---
Total ..s....s ..ssssss.'..ss'ssssss 5000
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ASSESSMENT 40. !

GOLDEN EAGLE GOLD MINING con-
pany. Location Of mines Central MnI
District HumUOt county, Nevada. ttoc'
pal place u business -Hlt Lake CITY. UAa
Notice Is hereby given that a. q mtetils q
the Board OF Director, ( The Golden aee
Gold Mining Comp n.y. b Nd ou tIe g'h lM
OF october. Loo. an assessment 90 QUE
half cent per share was Ieytl 20
the capital stock OF tue corplrat on, pay age
10 Chas. 4. Hudson, secretary, az Cue on
OF the company, ll2Mc u.ulck blud nt ~
lake city Utah on VI bsfote the l5l DAY
OF November lg0l Any stock np91 Sl..a
this assessment may remain up q on W
18th day OF November, '9lJ viii b-ie IN lsal
and advertised for sale 40 puolcau.u lal
on tho nd of Dacem Der. 100, 40 the 0rie u
the company, az McC0rnic Oailllns 70 "a!
the Delinquent assessment together VIA w
costs Of advertising and expense u sue.
CHAS. f. HUDSON,
aNHHHfuFv.
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Large sun spots. astronomers say.
caused the extreme heat this summer
and doctors declare nearly all the pros
trations were induced by disorders ~
the stomach. Good health follows good
digestion. Kodol DyspepsiaCure dlgests
or dyspepsia Il viii quickly relieve and
permanently cure you. f. c. Schramm
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DyttSorrNr SofICE.

sANTAoU1N MINING 60 PElNOi,f,aSt
mac ~ business, salt Lake CITY, W.
Notice there are delinquent upon .Ne y ~. n,
ioc described stock on account vi ID -.
40. Two n. levied on tie -.na uy "a ~, IN.
trmber. 1900 the several amount 's5.rs.
poste the names q the respective
holders. As follOWs.
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And ia accordance MIN W. ,'sde on tAe
order Of the Board OF Director r'.sg slsrei
s5nd day oil September lsA' .l,y be re-.
OF each parcel u tucn sto;e s,'.fion al thl'
essary. Will be sold ~ lup. "Wbniingnnn
Office OF the secroloi|,'. an ne iitt %,
o o,' So,s sns 70 l6 Of lioco = ln ossis,
The dellnquent as,essu OF lHeld esprlseo'
with The cost OF advertisins ap'
W J0sFrH A. NEs,Il' ,g 'ss clp, uiah
eO0 Whitt.ngham BiotA' sAi' hA,s
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MERCHANTS PRINTING

Turned out on short notice az the
D,seret News. big shipment Of new
types and supplies just In. our facilities
for letter heads, bill heads, tags. en-
velopes. pads, etc. etc, are unercelled
BY any establishment In the West.