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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-10
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meb 10, 900 Wano, ioet oisie bells er
ip9e, bells falbne % bells fan9ne.
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fOrhinore, at be engelife Strlosfreiter
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fig i9en. iaa mart Saren er pasieret.
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femme Waobe. Vile bore mango 0Ri'
lIt9rItationer li99er / Dor 6Iemltaon.
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99nselise fra be ire Cher, % buer al
benz oil funne foriuareS al 500 Wiano,
liseiom 5orbinoelien melem be enfelte
Siationer er fortrinlig. Sfuloe en-
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6orrnaoene Der life ltnfies bort. oil De
blius sosidst.
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fun ltal fsre en- 5oriunrstrig, buortll
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lloiigt. ioa uit ben ieluigl9eli9 brinse
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fenot meo 9err9nei, men pao OrnneeS
os 9rnnsunals 9pjoeletter fsler pi os
fulofanois bjemme.
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fri 3immel frnuriIte os hper 5oosbreo
Soro. Der oil fomme til at flpoe
Sirsmme al Dloo. os Der pil bfiue fert
en- @%ueriuafria. hols Gige enonu albrie
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til at fampe hueb 5ront tit ale Sioer,
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ifal funne uoboloe / mango Maaneoer.
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@n9l9noernes 6%erreormme / glfrifn,
men pi temper for bort in9prere 5e'
brelanbs 6ribeo. Men tliuer @nslen'
oerne ueo, iom be M bar begpnot, uil
here's Serrebsmme itranoe poa Nlrita'
nernes 6ribebsierlisbeb.
9tno npiter bet @nelnno. of bet bar
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Ienbe 80 600 Mlanb berof / arigen?
vi Boere TT oft / oft fun 10000
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-10
NporIeses er Settei

nj tifbustr 1t burbr,be Dollars gelennins for cts
bpsri qiliaIbe al aaiarrb, Der lite Tan ~bsibreoss po
Halls Catarrh Cure.
nj unbsrtesnebs bar flsnbt I. !. ebsnsp ! be sohe 10
var "a tror' ban er olbeiss bo6erlis { ole 6orreininass
qrausattioner GA Tnanhelt | Stan6 III at opipIbe enbuer
1orpIiateIie, beres nirma bar poato9et ng.
mai aruai. a3boIslals Drussihs. qciebo. Q.
malbtng, 6inuan " Warutn. ss9elelal'
Druagtis, 4olebo, o.
HALLS Catarrh Cure taoes ~,nbptnbte .og pirfel
biretts poo globtt oe Suiteuitis SHmibtnber. @rts
~: VI. Hlaite. SoIets al oue Apoibetere. Witness
bsrb frif.
Hairs Family Pills sr be bssos.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-10
st $50 cleftrilf SGltc % cit
gGifc ttco Spipparer for
Den abort btili9e Yris al
fun $2.95.

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e~lettriIfe 89lter meo R%psapporat, ifol ieg
for fort Sio ienbe Gem pr. @tspres ct af
mine 9to. A e~lettrlfe Better meb Rp9appas
rot lamt IL etstrofine ielpplettereoe 8orb=
fnipe, ~ etstrafine ielppletterebe @ofler,
lets Spiieifeer, IL &eIfeer % 3 etstro nidels
pletterebe botlerier for geliet for ben ubert
biQige Fris al fun 1895. Priien paa 8Gltet
olsue er $50 os Sslpia9erne $3.50, tiliams
men $3.50 ior tim 1926. Rit S9lte CT oct
bebite | &erbeu o9 tonitrueret l~aalebes, at
bet fan lpGnoes puo, Iaa bet pasier baabe
tore 90 imaa Perloner, o9 fan brises at
Iaopel Serrer Iom Gamer, og 9aronteres at
turere oae Spebomme, Der er eli 5slse af
II ent Blob ldalom R6tumetisme, Vipers og
NprelpQoomme, 0opeopine, felralgia, 9ters
pglitet. buarlio 6Oroeielle tabt Wanotraft
% oue aunrs Sugoomme, Der lfriuer Zig ira
llienbeb / Blobet. 9etle er in9en Sumbng.
men tun Der beoite @obtteb | Serben ri 9sr
filu bette for at dpertere pore B9lter ouer
hele De 6oreneoe Stater. Nlan bebeper life
at ienbe os Ien9e; ri pil leuoe Gem meb
Gfsptes ct al BRlterne og S%elupdrerre c..
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os Gtspres Office aoresle tpbeli9t. aae
Ororer ira Canada mao leolases Of 6ontant.
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ct GODT HJE1 HAIR ALTID 1UsIK.

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ErGmicbogen fan enonu ienbes til
forifursbetalenbe N%bonnenter.
Danish Luth. Publ. House.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-10
WEST WEBER.
"sMALLPoX" AND PNEUMONIA.
Cause the Death Of Mrs. Hart - De-
mise Of John Douglas.
speclal Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
West We-er. Weber County. Nov. Q.
We have had two deaths In our ward
within three days. The first being
John Douglass, the son OF William and
Jane Douglass lie was born al Lire
Leicestershire. England, iu the year
1914. Was baptized IN 1851. and came
10 Otah In 1886 crossing the plains iu
the handcart company, and endured
all the hardships and trials OF that
long ana tedious Journey reaching the
valley late In the fall lie came to
West Weber In 1859 and lived here until
his death. His funeral was held yes
terday I'm the meeting house. Each
speaker bore testimony 20 his faith
fulness as a servant Of God. willing 10
labor wherever duty called him. The
remains were Inferred IN the Ogden
cemetery.
The death Of Martha Hart was indeed
a sorrowful one. About FIVE weeks ago
she was taken very ill which sickness
proved 20 be smallpox" She was
taken TO the home Of her daughter.
part Of whose family were also suffer
ing with the same disease, This dis
ease, in connection with pneumonia,
was the cause Of her death
IleI own daughter ana husband nau
TO prepare the body for burial Her
two sons I'm company with two or three
others buried it sunday at midnight.
She proved herself faithful as wife
and mother, and was q diligent worker
in the Relief Society until her death.
A more kiud.hearted. even tempered
person would be hard to find She
leaves two sons and one daughter and
about twenty grandchildren 70 cherish
her memory
We have had twenty cases OF Small
poX' In our ward We have ten at the
present Il Is now confined to two
families.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-10
WHAr CAusEs pEATNEss.
The Principal Cause is Curable bat Gen.
orally Overlooked.

Many things may cause deafness. HuI
very often DC is difficult TO trace a. eau.
Some people Inherit deafness Acute
diseases Ike scarlet fever sometime.
cause deafness but hy Ear the most
common cause of loss al hearing BIS cl-
tuuh of the head and throat
a prominent specialist ON ear trUu-
bles gives us hts opinion chat nine out
of ten cases of deafness is traced DO
throat trouble, this is probably over
stated but 10 Us certainly true that NOR.
than half OF uIl cases OF moor hearing
were caused by gatarrh
The catarrhal secretion I'm the nose
and throat finds It's way into the Eus-
tachlan tube ami boy cIogglug Of up Very
soon affects the hearing ana the hard.
ening of The secretion makes the loss
of hearing permanent unless the ca-
tauh which caused the trouble DIS cured
Those who are hard of hearing may
think this "a little Ear fetched, but amy
one at all DbserVant must have uJt...t
how hard cold in the head WiIl affect
the hearing ana that cataUh N long
neglected viii certainly impair tne sense
of hearing and ultimately cause Uall-
ness
II the nose and throat are Kept clear
tN|IN HNN IINIII NII' kIINI.AI|NN# |.. |N.'.N'
of c8tarrh the hearing viii at once
greatly improve and anyone suffering
from deafness and catarrh can satisfy
themselves on this point by using ntty
cent box OF Stuarts Caauh Tablets. O.
new catarrh cure which In the past
year has Won the approva, ot thousands
of catarrh sufferers as Well as physI.i-
ans because 10 is in convenient form
10 use, contains no cocaine or 0piuJg
and is as safe and pleasant for children
az for their elders
Stuarts CataUh Tablets Is "a whole
some combination OF Blood root Gu1.a-
col. Eucaluptol and similar autisepf.cs
and they cure cdtarIh and catarrhal.
deafness By action upon the blood and
mucous membrane of the nose and
throat
As one physician aptly expresses II:
you do not have 90 draw upon the
Imagination TO discover whether you
are getting benefit from StuarJs Ca
tauh Tablets. improvement and relief
are apparent from the first tablet TAX
en-.
An druggists sell and recommend
them. They cost but fifty cents for fun
sized package and any Catarh sufferer
who has wasted time and money on
sprays salyes and powders viii appre-
ciate 90 the fun the merit of stuaIts
Catarrh Tablets.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-10
ANARCHISTS SINGING LESSONS.

I will now give the first singing les
son, and speak as though new pupil
We're before me:
You are frightened, my dear young
LADY, Don't be alarmed; you will get
on very well stand upon the plat
form, please, and settle firmly on both
feet. do not hang your head. but keep
II up naturally. Hold up your head
! say. You stoop too much; put your
arms behind your back, SO that the
chest may be free, Now. take breath,
No. not sol That was but a half-hraath.
You must take a deep breath. and not
oNpel the breath too rapidly. 30. that
will not DO, / win count While tax
INK breath I shall count ten while
holding 10. FIVE; while slowly cXpeiliug
20, ten. Good very good Now open
your mouth Why that ErInning smile?
That gives the VoiX h'anChe-the white
voice, the tone striking the soft palate.
Open your mouth naturally, the lower
Jaw must be depressed, as IA upper
Jaw Is motionless. Good. Now at.
tack the tone by drawing together the
vocal cords take care that when you
attack 80 no air comes forth; DO not
strike the tone so hard. That is au
exaggerated coup de glotte, and sounds
harsh. Strike the tone once again.
That Is right Now let us study the
passage from one register 90 another.
Try 90 sing the last tone of the chest
register so softly as possible $50 that
the transition 90 the middle register be
impercepuhle and DO likewise IN re-
spect % the transition from the middle
10 the head register Ii Us not % be-
expected in the beginning that the reg
listers be- connected and made even.
but attention must b. directed 90 that
end. which must eventually be attained
through practice. Sing for me first two
then three. then four. then five tones
Good That win be- sufficient FOR toe
day During the first month do not
practice az home. so that ! may keep
watch Of your breathing your attack
and your passage from register to rog-
lister: 10 is impossible that. in "a single
lesson. you should comprehend the
method and through instructed study
YOU might undo an ] have taught YOU.
Remain here however. and follow tho
instruction impaired On other pupils,
you VIII learn much thereby and what
81 strange today win become familiar
by listening tomorrow. This FIRST hours
instruction ls needed. You see. my dear
young lady. u was not 90 very terri
bic. Now. then. cheer up and DO not
catch cold. An revoir until day after
orrowv-Harper's Bazaar.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-10

THE LOWER MAMMOTH MINING 90.
o Corporation. Location " mines, Unite
Mining District Juab COUNTY Ctah Prln-
cipHl place % business, salt Lake CITY Utah.
Notice T. hereby given thar at a meeting 0f
ihc board of DireetUrs " tho Lower NAM
moth Mining Company. held on Friday the
5th day ~ October lHQ. au assessment OF
five I'D cents per ,hafe was levied upon the
capita stock ~ the CON pany. payable % the
secretary 0. his Office, Room 2jl atlas Block.
salt Lake city Utah ut once, and before the
1th day of November, 1860
ANY STOCK upon whish mis- assessment may
remain unpaid Uu the fth day Of November.
1870, will he delinquent and advertised FOR
sale at public auction, aud auless payment Is
made before vii. b. sold on the 18th day OF
November 1900. Go pay the delinquent as
-p~smeuL together With the costs OF ad-
yertislng aud expenses % sale.
SANl ~. J.. PAUL Secretary.
$50 Atlas BlocA salt Lake City, Utah
Dated salt Lake titY. ltah October 8 1870
First publication D-Jtert 1901.
BY DrIor ui th1 board - directors Of the
Lover Mammoth Mining company the day of
delinquency POT the foregoing Us Cssmont +
hereby extended Boo and intending the 18th
day ut November 1900 and tho day Of the
sale 0f stock delinquent uUOu said lAst named
day q, also extended to tie tth Dag OF Decenl-
Dor 1870 at che same hour and place as mem
toned ln tlu foregoing notice Of as, essment
-AMUELJ PAUL,
Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-10
DEsERET EVENING NEWS, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER TO- 1900

us In this work Miss Knickerbocker
expresses herself as highly pleased With
the results obtained.
The special class IN eloCut.on is very
popular and Miss Thomas reports them
doing good work. The class has read
the first three scenes OF Shakespeare
Julius Caesar
over forty students are taking the
courses In zoology This taxes the pres
ent laboratory equipment tD the ut-
most. and has demonstrated chat one OF
the most urgent needs of the institution
Is more apparatus for this department.
The police forve Tor the normal school
city Is now completely organized. Mr.
Milne IS chief and be has eight others.
two from each section as hls assist
ants. These officers are directly re-
sponslble Tor the conduct of the stu
dents. and II Is gratifying Co note the
general and high respect given them,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-10
FRANKLIN, IDAHO.
Sunday School Entertainment - Re-
lief Society Meeting.
specIal Corresp0nlence

Special Correspondence
Franklin, oneida Co.. Idaho, Nov. s.
Last night We had a sunday school eN-
hibitIon IN the meeting house. The per-
formers had a very crowded house, and
the whole entertainment was a grand
success. II consisted Of songs by the
several departments Of the school and
boy The Stake super,utenderCy recita-
tons. concluding with a farce.
our sunday school is doing "a good
work. There is "a good attendance of
both teachers and pupils. Singing eX-
erCises are excellent
Today the Relief Society held a very
interesting meeting. Sister Grant OF
Bountiful, and Sister Benson. the Stake
president. We're present. and addressed
the members. The Relief Society here
ls in good running order. the officers
are workers and are doing a noble
work.
on Tuesday morning. Oct S0th Mrs.
Amanda Nash. wife 90 Isaac II. Nash,
presented him with a fine boy. Moth
er and child are doing well.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-10
BRIGHAM CITY. !
Demise of Mrs. Nancy Bigler, Wire
OF Jacob Bigler.

Brigham city. BoXelder Co. Nov. TO-
Mrs Nancy Ann Blgler wife OF Jacob
BIgler Of Nephi. died yesterday IN this
city at the home Of her son.ln.law.
Thomas II. Blackburn, Of dropsy. Mrs.
Bigler has been a sufferer from dropsy
for long time and was just "a years
Old She has made her home with her
son-in-law FOR the last twenty-five
years. aud has many friends and ac-
quaintanCes throughout the State. The
funeral wa BE- held IN this city next
SnndaN "a no n'clnnk b. nm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-10
A Fiendl.h Attack

An attack was lately made on c.. f..
Collier, Of Cherokee. Iowa. that nearly
proved fatal 10 came through his kid
neys His back got so lame he could
not stoop without great palm, nor sit in
q chair except propped by cushions No
remedy helped him until he tried Elec-
trio Bltters which affected such a Won
derful change that he writes he feels
like a new man This marvellous medi-
cine cures hackache and kidney trouble.
purifes the blood and builds up your
health Only soc at Z. G. NJ. l. Drug
Department
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-10
OUR NEIGHBORS.
ROBIN, IDAHO.
Grain Crops Light, but Hay Fine
sickness and Deaths.

Special Correspondence.
Robin. Bannock Co., Idaho, Nov. r.
We are having fine weather here at
present, but we have had some snow
Farmers are busy with their fall work
The grain crops were not very good
here this year but the hay crop was
fine.
There has been considerable sickness
here of late. and three cases proved ia-
tall one young lady. Miss Elena
Crump. daughter OF Brother Henry
Crump. The others were Brother Henry
Thackor and Mr.. Geo. R8llIns0n, The
two latter came from Virginia some
four OF five years ago, and were both
well respected by an who knew them.
The leader Of our brass band, Alfred
Wilkinson was presented with a fine
musical instrument the other day, IN
the shape of a baby girl Mother and
daughter are doing well.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-10
CEDAR CITY.
Branch Normal School Transactions
for the Week.

Special Correspondence.
Cedar City, Iron Co.. Nov. 9.-ln
chapel this week Mr.. Clark has spoken
OF the pleasures Of the mind as con-
trasted with bodily pleasures.
The "Handskc' ~ Saturday evening
last rendered by the instructors 20 The
students and their friends passed on
most pleasantly. most Of the students
being IN attendance. The universal
Handwriting. laughing and talking was
interpreted with the numbers Of a
short program. During the evening
Miss Knickerbocker rendered I'm an
artistic manner Hearts and Flowers"
Mr. Clark gave q short address. The
Ladies' Glee club sang. with good ef-
feet, Hush. Little Girl. Don't Cry"
Miss Thomas gave a pleasing reading
Of The Robber and the Quaker" Mr.
Lewis set the audience roaring with
his recital Of Agnes Love Thee"
Refreshments We're furnished consisting
Of apples, oranges. candy. nuts and
lemonade, About 200 were present.
The class IN art has been doing out
door sketching during the week. some
very credltable drawings OF the normal
school building being made Several
students show more than ordinary abil-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-10
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Salt Lake ity. titan. Notice l. hereby Given
that 90 meeting q the directors he.d on
th. Eleventh u.y m October A.. ID. iYOl. an
assessment Ct tn dollar, per share was
.Cy.a9 uu The CaUIlLI stock uf the corpora
tlou. pgyau.. ON Or before the 18th day az
October. A. ID. t.uI, 90 H.uer ~. Wells scene
tIy and Treasurer OF said torp1raton az
DIS office .l IuD state Bank of Utah, salt
Lake C.ty, Utah. Any stock ppm which this
assessment may remain unpaid ou toe 10th
oty Of NoTemt. @. a. ID. 1904 Viii De delin-
guett aud advertised flr sale at public auc-
zion. Nnu uuICs, payment Is made before,
WII D. sold Ol Tuesday, the ith day ot De
cent ,r a. D. 1870 10 che hour 4 o'clock
noon ul my said office, 90 pay the delinquent
assessment, together wlfh The cost Of adyer-
Using and expense ~ sale
HEHEk NJ WELLS. Secretary.
Otlcc the state Bans % Utah salt Lake
city, ltfh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-10
ANOTHER PIONEER LAID TO
REST.

Another Of our pioneer women was
carried 90 the city Of the dead yester-
day. Sister LoyInia Biglow witt. Pneu.
m0uia was the cause Of her death She
came To the valley in the spring Of 1859.
with her husband John W. Witt being
one Of the first ladies 20 arrive In the
valley.
Harmon Cummings first counselor 10
Bishop R. S. Duke. met with severe
eccident recently. While crossing a
bridge on horseback the horse SHE'D and
threw him on. breaking his shoulder
hl41o
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-10

J. r. Garrison. cashier Of the bank Of
Thornvine, Ohio, had been robbed OF
health by a serious lung trouble until
he tried Or. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. Then he wrote: 1T ia
the best medicine / ever used for "a
severe cold or a bad case Of lung trou-
BILE. ! always keep a bottle on hand.
Don't suffer with Coughs Colds. or any
Throat. Ches. or Lung trouble when
you can be cured so easily. Only zoe
and 800. Trial bottles free at Il. c. NJ.
/ Drug Department
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-10
PLEASANT GROVE
Adamson.Nielson Nnptials- Going to
Canada Better Mail Service.

special Correspondence.
Pleasant Grove, Utah Co.. Nov. To-
The Mutual Improvement Association
opened us new hall ON election night
and gave a grand ball
Supervisor John A. Nelson has a
force of men grading the state road
ON the north end OF Provo bench A
heavy coat OF gravel Is being put upon
the turnpike When completed Pleasant
Grove can boast Of the best piece of
road In the county from one end OF the
district TO the other
ADAMSON-NIELSEN NUPTGALs.
Mr. Nicls c. Nielsen ana Miss Rosa
Adamson win be Joined in WedIock on
Monday next A free dance viii be
given by the groom an the Mutual I'M
proyement hall IN the evening.
OFF FOR CANADA.
Andrew Hansen came down from
Canada last week % accompany hts
daughter and family Mrs Joseph West.
90 that northern cline. They left this
week Mr. West had preceded bis
family These people Will take up a
permanent residence In that province,
We VIII soon enjoy mail service from
Che Oregon Short Line railway Con-
tracts have been let % connect 40 this
point The same carrier win deliver
mail TO Liudon. The present slow
coach service viii continue from Lin
don Via American Fork connecting
with the Denver and Rio Grande ruiz
way
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BEAVER.
News Notes OF the Beaver Branch
IL. Y. A.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Beaver, Beaver Co., Nov. 9.-Frlday
evening Prof. Il, Maeser continued his
lecture OF Switzerland speaking main
~ on the castles Of that country.
Principal Partridge and company re-
turned from his southern trip Tuesday.
We are al glad 10 have him back,
Last week the chemistry class took
up the reuglar chemistry hour In per-
forming experiments.
Next Friday evening Principal Par
fridge and the students. who accom-
panied him In his missionary trip. win
entertain Philosophical.
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Aud On accordance with Law and an order
NJ tHc Board ~ director, made on the 22nd
day ui september 1900 SD many shares ~
ga .H UurrC 1f st0c, "a. may be necessary Will
d. sold at Che office ~ tue secretary, 20 ~
Main street SAT- Lake Cts. Utah. on lie
ll,HUay 0f Nuyam ber. 800 az the hour OF
b. u., O. pay Delinquent assessment thereon
together with the cost ~ ad yertislng aad exc
pcusos OF sale
JAMES D. STIRLING, Secretary.