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HYGIENE FOR THE SEASIDE.

once upon n time we were taught
that a bather should always become
well cooled OF before he went into the
water. Now he comes 20 the shore. az
ter a tennis match or a game OF golf.
or a spin on his wheel and plunges az
once into the waves. The old conser-
vatlve is shocked, but the modern ply
stefan approves. and gives his reasons
for q. After active exercise the blood
IS IN fun circulation, the heart is doing
It's best. and the shock OF the cold dip
has only a tonic effect that strengthens
the walls OF the blood vessels by the
quick contraction that follows the Prev
ious expansion. Some doctors even de-
part so far from received traditions as
10 advise a course Ike this % persons
suffering from heart weakness ASSERT
Ing that the shock acts on the heart
Ike the spur upon a horse and slim
ulates Il 10 fresh effort. Such treat.
ment should hardly be adopted. how
ever. without a physicians specific ad.
yice. -HarpeT's Bazaar.
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OUR NElGHB0RS.
COLONIA PACHECO, MEXICO.
Fire Destroys the Home of Patriarch
Henry Lunt-prosperous Colony.

Special Correspondence.
Colonia Pacheco chihuahua, Mexico,
Oct lion Monday. the 18th inst.
about 8 o'clock ,. m, our peaceful lit
tie town was aroused with the alarm
Of fire, Patriarch Henry Lunt's house,
az his ranch az Carrolus. about one
and one-hah miles from here. caught
fire and burned TO the ground. They
were successful, however, In saving
everything OF much value except some
books ana dishes and other small
things that We're IN the house. which
was a 1--WE rOOmed frame, lathed and
plastered inside and well finished for
this country. The loss win reach over
$500. The origin Of the fire cannot be
accounted for Brother Lunt is get
ting along In years--11--and has a large
family therefore will feel the weight
Of this misfortune, but the good people
OF Pacheco will be on hand 10 render
him any assistance in their power 20
help rebuild his home, as he Is greatly
respected by ALL having labored long
and hard for the cause Of truth
Our meetings here are well attended
our Sunday school and other assocla-
tons are all IN good running order and
We also have a good day school
We are having lovely weather but
frosty nights, the first this fall was on
october Sth. owing to the drouth dur
Ing the fore part OF the summer our
crops are below the average. We have
excellent grass so the stock is doing
we'll We have a saw mill and single
mill here now running which will. no
doubt make considerable work for the
people. We have about thirty-hye
families here and are taking twenty
seven copies Of the Deseret News be-
sides other Church works.
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ASSESSMENT NOrIoF.

THE BLACBTOOT STOCK COMPANY
SAT- Lake city. Titan. Notice Is hereby given
ihat at meeting u the directors, he'd on
To- Eleventh day Oi october A. y. 1900, an
assessment OF ten dollars per share was
levied on the capital stock uf the corpora =
tlor, payable on or before he 18th dsy OF
trtober a. ID 1870, TO Heber ". Wells Sccre-
tary and Treasurer OF said cOrpJmtlon. Al
hl- ONCE In The state Bank of Utah. salt
Lake City. Utah. Any stock upon which This
ASSESSMENT may remain unpaid on the 10Th
guont aud advertised Tor sale 40 public auc-
uln, Ahd unless payment is mado before.
wili o. sold on Tuesday the ith day OF DE.
CEN Oer =. u, 100 a. the hour 4 IS o'clock
noon nv my stlu once, 20 pay the delinquent
Using and expense OF sule.
HEBER N. WELLS. Secretary.
Office the state Bans Of Utah. SAT- Iate
city, Utah.
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ASSESSMENT No &

THE LOWER MAMMOTH MINING co
q Corporation Location OF mines. Tlntig
Mining District Juab County, Ctah. Pf!n.
cipal place ~ business, salt Lake Clty. f'tab
Notice 4 hereby given thar at a ncgtjng ii
the hoard a Directors Of the Lower Nam.
noth Mining Company held on friday. tbo
slh GAY ot october 100, an assessment of
hNvlo cents per share was levied upon ne
capital stock OF the company. paya5'e To- tGe
secretary az his Office, Room 20 Atlas 4 Iost
salt Lake City, Utah, at once. and before he
IN day OF November, 100. WV
Any stock upon which this Assessment mas
remain unpald on the 7th day of NoyeubeS
lW1, viii be delinquent and advcrtised m,
sac Ai pubic auction, aud unless payment Il
mho2 before. viii be sold on the gbt6 dav al
November 1900, TO pay the delIn1uont a.
se,suenI together with tho costs az M
Yeruslus and expenses Of sale
A.. ,SSAMUEL J. PAUL Secretary.
yl At.as Block, salt Lake CITY. Uteb
Dated salt Lake city. Titan. Octobere tofo
INST p0nlication October 4, 1900
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medal contest was given Thursday eve
ming, and yesterday and today the
convention members are considering
important questions along their line Of
work.
our city Is at present having a Siege
Of ness-diphtheria, typhoid and
smallpox. A number Of deaths have &C.
CURED. Good work is being done 70
corral the diseases so that our schools
VIII not be affected
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SPRlNQVILLE.
SOCIAL AND SCHOOL AFFAIRS,
W. g. T. U. Conyention-Muchs Sick.
ness Prevailing.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Sprlngyille Utah Co.. oct. 27-Last
night happy surprise was perpetrated
on Father Manwaring by his co-workers
In the First ward Sunday school,
Brother Manwaring is a long and
faithful laborer in the Sunday school
supt a. j. Southwick was master OF
ceremonies and songs. Rotations. senti.
ments and speeches were given for the
entertainment OF all. Brother Clegg
Counselor Strong and Stake Superin-
tendent Eggertsen made remarks fitting
TO The occasion Lunch was served dur
Ing the evening.
Mrs. Ella Cederlund was also sur
ptised a few evenings since by friends
VINO took absolute possession Of her
nome during her absence and spread a
long table with delicious viands. As
she entered her home she found II well
hled with many from Sprlngville, Ma
pleton and Provo who had come to
practically demongrate the fact that
she was evergreen In their thoughts.
a delightful evening was spent and as
the company babe good night they left
her cupboards full OF good things.
The W. c. 7. U. is holding conven-
ton here OF two days duration. A
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OUR OWN STATE.

Idaho, Is in ogd today purchasing
his fall stock Of ,ods
Leo Jacobs anddartln Pushman, Of
Lehl, were In ogn on business.
W. c, Pyle, oDlllon. Mont Is In
the city looking , the stock business.
Today. Right-oway T. j. VIII
son Of the Soutrn Pacific. accom-
panied by his w, left ogden for the
coast.
Mrs. Marie Hderson presented Der
husband with al2 pound baby boy
on Wednesday hother and child do
Ing we'll
f. j. Moody Is returned from his
eastern businestrip.
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Astounded the Editor.

Editor s. A. Brown. Of Bennettsyille,
s. c., was once immensely surprised.
Through long suffering from Dys-
pepsla," he writes, my wife was great
~ run down She had no strength or
vigor and suffered great distress from
her stomach but she tried Electric
Bitters which helped her at once, and.
after using four bottles she Is entirely
well. can eat anything. It's a grand
tonic and its gentle laxative qualities
are splendid for torpid liver" For In
digestion, Loss OF Appetite, Stomach
and Liver troubles It's positive, guar
anteed cure Only SOC at a. c, NJ. l.
Drug Dent.
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ALL HALLows VS.. MUTE.
Team Playing At the Exposition
Grounds THIS Afternoon.

The game on az the exposition
grounds today has stirred up much in-
terest in football circles. The Mutes
OF ogden arrived this morning and
were feeling o. K, and ready for the
fray. It win be highly amusing TO
watch them give their signals with the
finger language. The All Hallows
line up as follows Wolohan, left enh
Keyes. left tackle, T Canning, left
guard: Smith. center; McCOrmlck,right
guard: Gallagher right tackle; Nc
Kenna. right end Pot Cline, right half
II. Tanning. LEFT half, h. Cunningham
terback. and J. Tanning, fullback
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SUGARS WE'VE DEFEATED.
Collegiates Were Entirely Too Much
for Them Yesterday Afternoon,

Yesterday afternoon az Sugar ward
the CollegIates defeated the Sugars In
q fairly good game, the score being II
10 0.
Chafln. fullback for the Sweets
proved 10 be n whole team all by him
self. It IS alleged that just before
the game closed the Sugars began em-
ploylnr uppercuts and solar pleXus.s,
and the Coleglates promptly quit The
line up was as follows
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Iher strnrL ~ Rich

ltwasa grand thing for this community
that s,ch an enterprlslng firm as q. c.
NJ l. Drug Dept, secured the Agency
FOR Dr. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, the wonderful remedy that
has startled the world by It's marvel
Gus cufes. The Juror OF enthusiasm
over It has doomed their business, as
the demand FOR Il is immense They
give free trial bottles TO sufferers, and
positively guarantee Il 10 cure
Coughs Colds, Bronchitis Asthma
Group and all Throat and Lung Trou-
bles. A trial proves itl merit. Price,
tQc and 500
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PENNINGTON.
Stake Priesthood Meeting Short
Session Of Court.

bennington, Davis Co., Utah, Oct. &C.
The monthly Priesthood meeting OF
Davis stake was held here today. There
was an exceptionally good attendance
OF those holding the Priesthood Pres
ident John W, Hess gave very earn
est and pointed talk 10 the Elders
quorums, especially to officers OF those
qUorums,
President W. O. Lee and number OF
the ward officers OF the Y. NJ. NJ. /. A.,
helj the first monthly officers meeting
Of the season today The attendance
wa not very large
JGdge Rolapp held a short session OF
the district court this afternoon. Pro-
bate and ex parte matters only were
attended 10.
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PROVO.
Damage Suit Compromised Relief
Society Conference.

Provo, Oct. 27.-An agreement 10 com.
promise the case OF Salie Jean Blge-
low, ct al VS. the Rio Grande Western
was filed In the Fourth district court
today In which the latter agrees to pay
the former $1,000 as damages for the
death Of her husband who was killed In
January last while acting as brake
man on said road. Negligence was al
legged and $50, 900 sued for The case
was tried in June before Judge Booth
the jury falling to agree.
RELIEF SOCIETY CONFERENCE.
The Relief Societies Of the south end
OF the county held conference in San
taquln yesterday, The Stake presl-
dency Of the organization attended, and
some Of the general officers were down
from Salt Lake
Mrs Charles Tenny gave birth to a
son yesterday.
Deputy Grand Warden S. w. Darke.
paid an official visit TO the Rebekah
Deborah lodge. Of this city last even
ing, The ladies entertained Mr.. Darke
and visitors from other lodges at a
banquet In their lodge room.
James +. Dunn Is down from Oakley
Idaho for the purpose Of moving his
family to Oakley. where he Is engaged
as manager Of the Farmers Union
store,
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OWEN, WYOMING.
stewart jackson Nuptials Fine
Rains - Politics Booming.

Special orrespondence
owen Wyoming. Oct 25.-We are
having lively times In politics. on the
evening OF the 18th Bishop James
Brown. from Evanston, with a number
Of other prominent men. gave MS some
Democratic t0lk Another rally Is billed
for the 20; also a Republican rally will
De held In owen November End.
The Guild Mercantile company
have their store completed and expect
20 move into II next week.
Nearly all OF the male population are
away engaged In railroad work and
frelghting ore from the copper mines
IN Uintah county Utah, 10 Carters
Station. eight miles west OF owen. The
las. week considerable rain has fallen
and the soil Is In fine condition for fall
plowlnv, and some are getting their
land IN shape for spring.
s1EWART-JACKsON NUPTIALs.
Today Miss Jessie Stewart and Harry
Jackson will be married al the home
OF the bride, and grand bah will bA
given this evening in their honor The
bride Us the daughter Of James Stewart,
one OF the old pioneers Of AZ.
Miss Emma Eardley rs very sick but
Is reported improving slowly
owen has fine choir under the lead
ershig Of James Overy,
James Larsen left for Salt Lake en-
route 90 Scandinavia, where he has
been called as missionary.
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RUSsIA'S BLACK EARTH"

The soil OF the greater portion o. the
grain region Of Russia ana Siberia Is
well known IN that country as the
"chernozem." or BLACK earth" II Is
broad belt OF prairie. 600 or 700 miles
In average width, beginning In Hun
gary and extending northeastward 70
the Ural Mountains. and then eastward
into Siberia to unknown boundaries.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
r,.etIrr az tba .5rp1ration ~ The Members
al Ms First Ecclesiastical Nard " tho saI.
isk'. sake 0f Zion f..l He held To tne tIrt
Wand Meeting House on Monday e'cn'n-
November l!th. 100. 40 .'ll tlr lne pli
,,rrgrstlon % Sell the vest bali u Lot o.
nos hi SAT- Lake city survey, known ~
he Meeting House lot IN order 20 pay or
indeltrdnes, 0n tdo MEETING House AuueN
ma maklas other ne ,essaty lmpIQ'emoal>
JOsEpH WAKbQRIgN, President
natal salt Lake CITY. Utah october 18Th
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From frightful disagreement Mrs.
Mamie Galleger, Of LaGrande, Ca, ap-
Piled Bucklen's Arnica salve TO great
sores on her head and face. and writes
Us quick cure exceeded all her hopes.
II works wonders IN Sores. Bruises.
Skin Eruptlons. cuts. Burns, Scalds and
Piles 2jc Cure guaranteed by 2. c. NJ.
J. Drug Dent
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SN0WVlLLE.
Tri'Weekly Mail Appreciated - New
School at 1.-THE Sinks"
Special Correspondence.

'fVNiu NplIeSloHutnCe.
Snovville, BoXelder CO., oct. 25.--The
change In our mail service from SEMI
weekly TO trl-weekly, brought the last
Issue q the News" on Tuesday Instead
Of our having 10 wait until Wednesday;
a change which all subscribers must
appreciate.
Another school has been organized at
Cunew, locally known as THE Sinks"
Mis- Kettle Howell being the teacher,
and Mr., Joseph Larsen Of Newton has
commenced his labors as teacher at the
nelglboring village Of stone, Idaho
Pleasant days continue, but Jack
Eros Is quite IN evidence at night.
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Tlpcrs Won One.
Sporting Notes.

Oscar Julius. the bicycle racer. says
there will be q meeting on Monday
night 20 consider the question OF erect
Ing a tNelvc-lap indoor bicycle track
on the GALLAGHER property corner 0f
Seventh South and Fourth East street
The estimated cost Of the structure
which It Is said viii be heated by steam,
Is $4,000 The men who are relied upon
for the slneWs OF Wor apparently take a
less hopeful view OF Il than does Mr.
Julius. The gentlemen VINO Is expected
10 put up the most OF the cash said to
the News today: 1T is very easy 10
make a hot afr talk. but II takes money
10 build a bicycle track, and / know
nothing Of the project beyond what
Mr. Julius has told me-
New York. oct 26-The Journal ami
Advisers tomorrow win say; While
the officials OF the New York Yacht
club stlll observe the utmost secrecy
regarding the new cup defender. Il can
be stated on the best authority that
the boat has been ordered and viii be
built By the Hereshoffs, and that
week ago more than $1,000 had been
subscribed for constructions.
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of,tiaa ~ a,SofsaRce with law aud an order
~ oi June 1900, and re-enacted AMI en-.
sriel %. lhe llth day % sept ip0. 30 many
ia g ol eaen parcel Ut such sioc. as nav Ia
Te,s,s VIII oe sold az the office Of the e..
Utah, on the third Ord dsy Of Sor.nt'.y, ,t.bb
ss. my nout q $50 D M 10 paw dellnousni
sdsss.t .9ut tnefeon together with the coat of
.u'o'''slhe ana expenses OF sale.
Q. NJ WOOD
secretarY
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What TsIeit Tells.

II that mirror OF yours shows a
wretched, sallow complexion. a jaun-
diced look moth patches and blotches
on the skin, It's liver trouble; but Dr.
Kings New Life Pills regulate the liv-
er. purify the blood. give clear skin,
rosy cheeks. rich complexion. Only 25c
at Il. c. NJ. l. Drug Dept.
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OGDEN RAILROAD TIME CARD
OREGON SHORT LINE RY.

10 m i"T '''' D. Ill.,
4ioh South, 7;1Sa.m.. iO.OAm. INN m
l.'l D. m.Gnd il.5pm '''
LEAVES
TOT North and Northwest 1870 a. M. ie,e5 n
D. II 20 p, m. -'
'U s,uih 8. a .. n, s'ooa. m. ESQ D. M. 40
pm, ano mo p m. Wv
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RIO oRANps WESTERN RY.

ARRIVES
ttc ntQpr IT.
trAvfs
us ,. N. 80 p m anu
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Butte Team and Its Rioters"
Arrived Here This Morning,
A HUSKY LOOKING CROWD.
salt Lakers are In Excellent Condi.
lion and are Coufident Of VIM
Mug the Contest

"zulicum, Zullcum, III Way Ho.
Team Rack Team a Rack,
Boom' La Lol
L0Cida, Locida Ia he no!
Butte city High School, Ciz Boom Bol'
Such were the unearthly yells that
rent the air this morning and caused
The peaceful inhabitants on West Sec
unl South to fear for a moment that
the Indian Ratchet 80 lOng buried was
again resurrected, ana that q band Of
Comanches had fallen upon the town
ana We're throwing high IN the air the
DUST 0f defiance.
when the yell was repeated a few
times and the words Butte High
and school" were discerned the ex-
preston OF terror vanished and broad
smiles Wreathed the c0untenances Of
salt Lakes citizens. IL was only the
Butte High school team and few
dozen rOJters giving vent to their ex-
uberant feelings by their war cry.
And a husky lot they appeared TO be.
Some big fellows, some little ones, but
an have the appearance OF being foot
ballists, A local committee escorted
the visitors TO the Cullen where they
washed the Idaho dust from their faces
and prepared 10 see the town. The
players hevent had any too
much practice but they are
feeling first rate They are
not making any wild predictions as 10
the result Of the game I'VE are here
TO play football" said Captain Curtis.
"and we intend 10 put up the best we
have IN the shop"
MANAGER McFadden Of the Salt Lake
team, stated that his boys all felt
well and were taking things easy un-
IN the game was on. Excitement Is
rife Some little betting. even money
aud one or two offers of 70 l that
Salt Lake wins.
The teams lined up this afternoon at
Walkers field before a large enthusi-
astic crowd The lineup and Individual
WeL.ht Of the teams is as follows.
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DELiNQUENr AssEssMrNr Nor,cr

ArLAbNTlQ MINING a MILLING CON-
az SAT- Lake city, Utah. Notice Tier a III
eel.n.l ueni o. o the following described ,tSes
o. account o, assessment No. N. leyieo ~,
u'e-sll asy OF June, 1904 the several smoants
shareholders ~ follows. 'O'r'N''e
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r,a branch once OF the peseret News
o., OGDEN "a At No. is6 Twenty-tourth
~ where Advertisements and sub
scrIptions will be received. The News %
delivered by carriers IN Osaeh es ayI,
evening on the same terms as ID s~'
Lake city.
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C0AVlLLE.
Unfortunate SGT to Asylum-Wild.
Hobsn Nuptials,
specIal Colfespndenee.

special Correspondence
Coalyille, Summit Co, oct 25.-Mrs.
Fannie r Crittoden, Of Hoytsyllle.was
examined for he sanity on Wednesday.
she was Pronounced insane by
the county phylcian and Or. French.
The unformnat, woman was conveyed
TO the asylum ne same day. Severe
sickness was thecause or her affection,
Mrs John Clak, the wife OF Bishop
Clark, Of Upton Is lying at the point
on death. The advanced age OF the
Iady-iO years-preclude hopes Of her
recovery.
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MERCHANTS, PRINTING

Turned out on short notice az the
Dtseret News, big shipment OF new
types and supplies just In. our facilities
tcr letter heads, bill heads, tags. en-
velopcs, pads. etc, etc, are uneXcelled
by any establishment In the West.
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nFLtNorENr AssrssMENT NoTIcF.

THE WEST MOUNTAIN PLACER MIN.
ing Company. Secretary's olico, salt Lake
CITY. Utah Notice There are delinquent
upon the following described stock on ac'
count Of assessment so n, Ieyiedun the 18th
of August, 1890 the several amounts seq op-
posIte the names u the respective share
IlInnra rs fnILOna.
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UNION PACIFIC ny.

AnRiVKs
ZION East Sooa m. 2iiO p N. aud Eco O N.
I,,p LEAVES
VI hast : 80 a. m. gils D IN. and 500 d m.
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WILD.HoBsoN NUPTIALs.

Nc Frank Hobson and Miss Priscilla
Wilde We're Joined In matdmony in the
salt Lake Temple Wednesday, Oct. "a.
Both are estlmable young people.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC RY.

ARRIVES
iron N'st t;ij an. les p H.. eiSo n m
LyAyEs
'" ''st5''o q. n. Mia m, gsi5 pm.
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See our window next week for snaps.
Everything az i0c each, sold formerly
at sSc 70 5oo.
BEEsLEY. OPP. Coon.
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LIFE OF A PIONEER.

Autobiography Of Capt. James g.
Brown, $40 pages. bound In cloth. Price
1900 Cor sale at the Deseret Newe
Special terms 90 agents.
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NoHhuli county CLERK or the respec.
i've signers tor further Information.
rlN .IHE DISTRICT COURT. PROBATE
NV, sion. iu and Tor salt Lake comfy -tt,
9l uith lu tho matter NJ the estate OF
"a, .t' be. deceased N6tlr- The petition
OF tflnh.In Bell praying 'lr the adnlssi1r
io PROBATE NJ 70 certain document purport
4- .' f.n last Nll tld Itstiment o'
james hca. deceased and Tor ths rr1ntinf
oL ',llef icr.aucutgry tO himself hls boon
,e. lO. nearing on saturday thp lrd day ~
No,.utor A. ID 1904 az g30 ocIotk A. M.
al he ,ulny Court House 100 the Court
10 m ~ said CONT .n Said Llka titv .at
Lake lolatI Juh.
Witness the Clerk - said
Court with tho seal thereof
htALi anIKed this I'm day q OCT,
A. ID l1N
p.., DAVID 9. DUNBAR Clerk
~ ALHfhri, srAEE Deputy CLERK
stewart S-teNart Attorneys
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As por list and IN accordance With law and
a. order Of the board Of directors made on
the 10Th day Of August 100. 20 many shares OF
ench parcel OF said stock as may beuecessafy
Will be sold at auction at the Office ~ tho
COMPANY room ~ Mccormick HIdg, salt
Lake City Utah. on the 9TH day n October,
at p. IA, TO pas the delinquent assessment
thereon. together With the cost OF alverus-
Ing and expense OF sale
f. n. AIRS. Secretary.
In pursuance ~ resolution adopted bv
the Board Of Directors OF tho above named
Company at q meeting held October 9th 1890
the time for payment Is eNten ned and the
SAFE postponed until Q p. m. OF Saturday, Oct
tober goth, 1850, al the place above de-
sgnatei f. H. AIRS,
Secretary West Mountain Placer Mining Co.
The above sale Is postponed 10 Thursday.
December tth, 1901 40 the same hour and
place by order OF the lloard oi'Dlroctlrs
p ", AIRS, Secretary.
SAT- Lake City Utah. Oct 90 1900.