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rice fields so as to take the first fort ~
the rear This fort mounted fifty.theeo
guns of heavy calibre. and had large
garrison. but the Yankees charged Il with
great fury and carried II at the point u
the bayonet, Fifty of the defenders wsrs
killed and the rest fled In a panic A.
soon as the American flag was seen ily1ue
from the first fort. n second fort Acfooas
the river opened on the captured WORN
The Americans turned the guns Of tn
fort they had taken against the I'M
across the river and soon silenced Il. A
army came out from the city 10 try 70
recapture the fort occupied by the Amest
cans. but was driven back with loss.
The next day an attack was made %
the fort which had been silenced tsus~
porarily the day before. The fort wao
lively enough now. and the landing party.
which this day was composed OF dctacA~e
ments from all three OF the ships. was
met by a heavy fire from this defense
and from the two other forts still occu-
pied by the Chinese. A heavy shea
pumped into one of the San Jacintot
boats. killing three men and woundinGs
seven. and another shot sunk tho iauncA
Of the Portsmouth. But the Americas
pressed on with dash and DETERMINATION
ana by o'clock that afternoon tho 6tarV
and Stripes flew over the second fora
This fort mounted forty-one guns and
commanded the third fort. The guns woro
mt once turned upon tho third fort, which
surrendered
While the forces were landing, q six gun
battery near the shore had been giving
trouble so while the main body went for
the fort a small detachment of marinae
carried the annoying battery with = rush
and spiked It's guns, The sailors and ma
rines had been aghting for two days now,
and were pretty well tired out. but the
fourth and last fort remained 10 be taken,
and 40, about daylight on the morning Ok
November p the Americans advanced ia
the great walls over which the dragon
tag was still flying. and which frowned
In the early light with thirty-eight guns
OF heavy calibre.
This fort WIS captured rs calamity -
the others had been. IN the face Of tre
mondnua odds. The runs of the forts
were spiked and the works undermins<
and blown up. Having read the Chimes
this little lecture on tine danger of hrtne
ON the American naE. the sailors and
marines returned 70 their ships. The
twenty eight wounded. over go OF the
Chinese were killed ana n large numbw
wounded; Just how many will never b.
known, h
IN the Brooklyn navy yard IL a whfM
marble monument erected 10 the mcMr
DRY Of American sailors who fell whih
serving guns on board British ships a
the battle OF thu Barrier forts, at IN
a memento OF the second time Ameriesn
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dan was killed and three were wounded
rhe captain of the junk, however. was
and turned over to the Chinese
The two placards published in the
Times, the one in verse and the other In
,rose, follow:
The gods assist the Roxers.
The Patriotic Harmonious corps.
1t i because the foreign devils" disturb
the Middle Kingdom.
Urging the people 20 Join their religion,
To turn their back Heaven.
yenerate not the gods and forget the anees-
tors.
Men violate the human obligations,
Women commit adutery.
Foreign devils" are not produced by man.
kind.
N you do not believe.
f.ook at them carefully
The eyes Of all the foreign devils" are
blush.
The earth Is getting dry.
This IL because the churches stop Heaven.
The gods angry
The Gent vexed:
Both come down from the mountains
To deliver the doctrine,
This Is no hesray
The practice Of boxing will not he In vain;
Reciting incantations and pronounoing
magic words.
Rum M yellow written prayers.
Light incense sticks,
To invite the gods and Gent OF all the Srot-
toes.
The gods come out from grottnes.
The C;enh come down from the mountains.
Support the human bodies to practice the
boxing.
When sll the military accomplishments OF
tactics SIRE fully learned
II viii 10 difficult to cXteTminate the
"Foriegn devils then
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Push aside the railway tracks,
Pull out the telegraph poles:
Immediately after this destroy the steamers.
The Great France
win grow cold in her heart and down.
hearted.
The English and Russians will certainly
disperse.
Let the various foreign devils" all be
killed.
May the whole elegant empire Of the
great
Ching dynasty be ever prosperousi
The other. placard read:
The relatives and friends OF all round
notice. recently. that the members Of the
Protestant and Roman Catholic religions
poison the wells with poisonous powder.
that whoever drinks the water win have
their lungs aud intestines rotten In eight
cen days. Two men have been arrested by
ma at Liulehang, and We found out that
they have poison all over their bodies. They
are silent when they are questioned, and
bold when tortured Whoever smells the
poison will die immediately you must lie
very cautious Ia drinking the water. Those
who have this notice must make u
known, u viii avoid the calamity u the
people. IL must BY all means be done
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IN the Brooklyn navy yard IL whin
| marble monument erected TO the mcM-
DRY Of American sailors who fell whih
serving guns on board British ships ~
the battle OF tho Barrier forts. at ~
mouth of the peiho river. In 1883. This
a memento Of the second time Americsns
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~lA1 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES eANA~HH
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ANNABELLA.
Local Improvements and Good Crops
Attest the Peoples Prosperity.

htlest tne fcOple's prosperity,
Special Correspondence.
Annabella, Sewer Co., Aug. ls.-Thls
little place is improving very fast. A.
y. Nebeker has Just finished the mason.
ry and outside carpenter work OF a two
thousand dollar brick house. and three
others Of about the same cost are In
course Of erection.
The fine rock school house, 3Sx7s, Is
quite attractive. the stone used I'm its
construction being a bright white,
making a fine contrast with the red rock
finishing stone
Good crops have been raised here not
withstanding the drouth; the second
crop OF lucern Is about as usual. The
size Of the stacks bear out this report.
The people here are In the cheese bust
ness extensively. There is no factory.
the cheese being homemade. Six hun
dred pounds Is the combined output per
day.
Bishop J. w. Fairbanks has raised
some three hundred bushels OF wheat
without irrigation; while the land on
which 80 was raised has prior to this
been watered for years.
A heavy smoke Is seen over the tops
OF the mountains south Of Monroe. and
east Of this town, a strong wind blowing
from the south, brings the smoke over
the fact OF the mountains like a thick
veil. These mountain fires have been
raging for several days.
Thrashing Is progressing. The health
Of the. people Is good, and prosperity
abOunds.
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n0RGAN.
Old Folks Sumptuouly Entertained
80 Death OF Mrs. Rose Croft.

Special Correspondence.
Morgan, Morgan Co., Aug. IL
Wednesday last. the 18th, was quite a
gala day IN Morgan City, for the old
folks over 60 years Of age-from all
wards Of the Stake. The missionaries
wives. and the widows were invited
guests Irrespective OF age Carriages
Were provided by the ward committees
20 convey the guests 10 the court house
grounds. where. at 10 o'clock In the
morning. a very interesting program
was rendered tin ] o'clock, when all
were marched 10 the Stake house, head
ed by the brass band Here tables were
spread with everything 20 satisfy the
inner man. About 200 old folks were
present. the oldest being Father Ogias
Kilbourn OF Portervlle he being 30
years old last March, who invoked the
blessings OF God upon the repast and It's
partakers.
After dinner the program was con-
tlnued. and refreshments passed around
about o'clock The guests were then
taken 70 the Morgan opera house, where
all who wished enjoyed the dance tlll
toward midnight. A most enjoyable
time was had with not q hitch 10 mar
the days happiness.
DEATH OF MRS. ROSE CROFT
Mrs, Rose Croft. wife OF William X.
Croft OF Enterprise ward. passed 10 the
great beyond last night In centerville,
where she resided during the summer
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OUR OWN STATE.

and returned late this evening, be-
ing driven up In carriages, The party
was given In honor of Miss Electa
Johnson a relative from Illinois.
i. A. Nelson. manager Of the Pro-
mcntory Stock Company Is IN the city
on business,
Attorney l.. r. Rogers was In Ogden
yesterday on his way home from the
coast
Henry p Brown, OF Willard county
is visiting relatives In Ogden.
Louis w. Hahn. OF Salt Lake, was IN
ogden today on business.
W. II, Meyers, who has been IN the
hospital here for the past two weeks
has returned 10 his home az Corinne
A. II, Candland. Of la Grande, Ore
gon, is IN ogden on business
crowd OF Second ward young folks
had an outing at Glenwood last even
ing
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ASSESSMENT NO. 4.

ELY MINING & MILLING COMPANY
Qnice aud principal place OF business. sale
Lake City, TITAN NOTICE is hereby given
that AZ meeting ~ the directors held on
the sra day ~ August 1870 an ASSESSMENT Of
cents per share was levied on an the shares
on the capital stock % Che corporation ISSUED
and outstanding payable ON or before sen
at r. r. Jones & Co.'s Bank. No. ito Main
street, salt Lake City. Utah
ANY stock upon which the assessment may
remain unpaid on the 7th day OF -optem Der.
lFo' viii De delinquent and advertise Tor
safe az pubic auction; and unless payment
IS made before, so many ~ the shares repre-
seuted by each certificate 81 the stock. so de-
llnquent o. may be necessary. will be Sold
on the 25th day oi September. 100. al 10
o clock an, 20 pay the delinquent assess
menL together With the cost Oh advertisfng
and expense Of sale,
VIM. o. spRAGUE Secretary.
By order Of the Board Of Directors
SAT- Lake City. Utah, Aus. 8 laoQ.
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ASSESSMENT NO. IL.

WEST MOUNTAIN PLACER MINING
Company. Principal place ~ buslnoss SAT-
Lake City. Utah Notice IS hereby given
that az q meeting ~ the board ~ directors 0f
the West Mountain Placer Mining Co. held
August 18th 1900 au assessment OF 4 cents
Der share was levied upon the capital stock
OF The corporation. payable az once 90 the
secretary, r. n. Airs AZ his onice. No 50i
Mccormick building salt Lake CITY, Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment may
remain unpaid on sept. Il 1900 will De delln-
queut and advertised Tor sale az public auc-
lion. and unless payment Is made before. VII
be sold on oct 9th. 1900, az ?. NJ 70 pay the
delinquent assessment together with costa OF
Advertising and expense Of sAle
4, II. Aria SECRETARY,
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AssTssMTNr NorICT

THE NEW STATE Gun CLUE. a COR
poration organized under the Law, ~ the
state OF Utah. Location u prluclpaI place
81 business salt Lake ely. state ~ Ciah.
NDilot j. hereby given that 40 meeting
ol the trustees, held on tho eth day % July.
wv an assessment " siO00 per share was
levied on the capital stock Of che corpora
ZION payable on or before the .,th day Of
august lAV, 10 the secretary and treasurer
Lake City, Utah.
ANY stock upon which this assessment may
,emsln unpaid on the 9Th day Of August
NV VIII pe delinquent and ADVERTISED f1r
sale az public auction, and unless payment
~ ha1e before. viii be sold on the " n day
~ september 1900, 20 pay the dellnQueu, ss-
sessment, together With the cost OF ldver-
Using and expenses OF sale
o. q. BEEBE. Secretary.
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To be bound hand and foot for years
by the chains Of disease is the worst
form OF slavery George D. Williams.
OF Manchester, Mich. says; MY wife
has been so helpless for ave years that
she could not turn over in bed alone
After using two bottles Of Electric Bit
tiers she is wonderfully improved and
able TO do her own work" This SUI
preme remedy foT female diseases
quickly cures nervousness, sleeplessness,
melancholy headache, backache. faint
Ing and dizzy spells. II Is a godsend
20 weak. slckly rundown people Cure
guaranteed. Only zoe. Sold by z. c. NJ.
l. Drug Dept
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Prevented a Tragedy.

Timely information given Mrs. Geo.
Long, Of New straltsyille. Ohio, saved
two lives. a frlghtful cough had long
kept her awake every night, She had
tried many remedies and doctors but
steadily grew worse until urged to try
Dr. Kings New Discovery. one bottle
wholly cured her and she writes, this
marvellous medicine also cured Mr..
Long Of a severe attack Of Pneumonia.
Such cures are positive proof OF It's
power TO cure all throat, chest and lung
troubles. Only 50c and tl00. Guaran.
teed. Trial bottles free at 2. c, NJ. l.
Drug Dept.
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CIRCLFVILLE
Anent the Transfer Of Koosharem
from Piute to SEWER County.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
CIrcleville, Piute County, Aug. IL
Your Richheld correspondent In his ar
ticle OF August 7th. sets forth the claim,
(Which we are willing TO concedel that
since the running OF the line between
Piute and Sewer counties, Koosharem
is found 10 be a quarter OF a mile In
the latter instead OF IN Piute county.
Il Is also claimed that Koosharem
was the foremost town In our county,
this We wish 10 correct, for I'm the mat
ter Of enterprise IN building and beau
tifying their homes, there Is not a town
In the county that has not shown as
much as OF more that has Koosharem.
while the town OF Circleville has nearly
double the population.
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CHARLESTON.
Crops Much Better Than Looked For
A Widows Severe Addiction.

Special Correspondence.
Charleston Cache Co.. Aug. i5.-Har-
vestIng is almost through and thrashing
has commenced. The yield OF grain is
better than was anticipated some weeks
ago. On the high land the yield in
quality and quantity is good. notwith-
standing the dry spell We have had.
We are having much wind OF late. maxi
ing II bad for heading the grain.
We were called upon Monday night.
Aug. 18Th, TO mourn the loss OF Agnes r.
Jardlne, who succumbed 10 typhoid fe-
yer, She was a gentle and lovely child.
eleven years and four months old. She
was the granddaughter Of our Bishop.
John Jardne, and daughter OF Mary =.
Jardine. The atiliction Is a severe one
TO her widowed mother, who has lost
an her family now but one little girl.
She has the sympathy Of the whole
community In her bereavement.
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And IN accordance with law and an Or
der OF the Board OF Directors, made on
the 27th day OF June, 1900 SO many shares
OF each parcel of such stock as may be
necessary win be sold az public auction
az the Office of the company. Mccormick
a Co.'s Bank. Salt Lake City. Utah. on
Saturday. August iH 1900, az one o'clock
p. M, 10 pay tho delinquent assessment
thereon. together with the cost Of adyer-
Using and the expenses Of the sale
A. HANAUER JR.
Secretary
BY a resolution ~ the board OF Dlroc-
tors OF the Bullion Beck Tunnel company
the date OF sale 0f the above stock was
postponed 90 Wednesday September g.
1900, al one o'Cl0gk p. m. az the Office %
the company Mccormick Co.'S Bank
Salt Lake CITY Utah.
4, HANAUER, JR,
Secretary
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BALTIMORE MINING COMPANY.

STOCKHOLDERS SPECIAL MEETING.
Notice Is hereby given thar there viii be a
special meeting OF the stookhoidor, Of the
baltimore Mining Company. at its Office
room a. Commercial Block, in salt Lake City.
Utah on the Both day Of August 1900 at :
pm. Tor the purpose OF considering and u
approved. adopting amendments 90 the
articles Of incorporation AS fJII0wst U To
reduce the capital stock from 100000 20
100000 ana % change the par value ~ the
shares from t,5 90 $3.50 and Co INCREASE the
number OF shares from -10 O)J 90 10000, o. %
authorize the company by the Affirmative
vote OF q majority ~ Che Board " Directors.
90 sci and dispose OF any or aIl NJ IT'S mining
claims and mining property. and any other
property, real or personal thereuut0 apDur-
tenant; ~ 60 provide for an assistant Sec
rotary and an assstuut treasurer 20 Dee APP
pointed by tho president, neither Of whom
need De % stOckholdtr; 4 90 change the
name o. the company tO tie Baltimore Con-
sOlidated Mining company H 90 change tho
manner and form uf Iovylng assessments
from that now provided, 10 the manner aud
form provided by statute.
There Will also be considered 40 said meet
ing what disposition shan De- made u the
stock bought 10 by the company 'Of unpaid
assessments, and the adylsab.Uty ~ pur-
chasing, by the Issuing Of stock therefor the
John b. Thompson Consolidated Group Of
Mining Claims situated 20 summit county,
Utah.
Dated August 7th 100.
JAMES McG8EGOR. President
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pELINouENr NOTICE.

BULLION, BECK TUNNEL COM
pauy. Principal place OF business, Mo
Coulck & Co.'s Bank, Salt Lake city.
Umh. Nouco.-rhere are delinquent up
on the following described stock. ou ace
count OF assessment 80. s. levied ON the
9Th day Of June, 1900, the several amounts
SET opposite the names Of che respective
shareholders as follows:
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srOcknoLptR,s MrrrIrn.

NOTlCEIs HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIRE
annual meeting uf the stockholders Of The
Mountain summon Resort COMPANY will hi
held at the Office " said Company, ai5 soptb
Main street. salt Lake City Utah on Mon.
hour ~ Z o'clock No. Tor the burmese ~
electug direction, ~ said Company Tor no
ensuing year. and Tor the transaction OF surb
other business as may properly come neforo
the meeting. q. q. FELT, secretnry.
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That ThrobbInr Headnrhe

Would quickly leave you n you used
DR.. Kings New Life Pills. Thousands
OF sufferers have proved their matchess
merit Tor Sick and Nervous Headaches.
They make pure blood and build up
your health. Only 25 cents. Money
back n not cured, Sold by 2. c. NJ. I.
Drug Dept
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ONLY SLIGHT SHORTAGE

Special Agent Tom Douolna, appoint
ed by the city council TO look up the
affairs OF Watermaster Griffin. re-
ports the latter's shortage 20 be tl73.55.
OF that amount $3.50 was due him for
salary leaving S9l.o5 for Grifnn's bonds.
men 20 settle
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FUNERAL OF l. D. BUNCE,


Twenty-nine officers and men wrote
from the Front 10 say that for
Scratches. Bruises. Cuts, Wounds. Sore
Feet and stln Joints, Bucklen's Arnlca
Salye is the best IN the world Same
for Burns. Skin EruptIons and Piles
% cts a box, Cure guaranteed. Sold
by b. c. NJ. ]. Drug Dept.
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She leaves a husband and quite a family
Of children 10 cherish her memory.
John Croft Of enterprise Is also very
sick. Fred Parkinson Of this place came
in from Green river sick, and 81 now
suffering from typhoid.
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OGDEN RAILROAD TIME CARD
OREGON SHORT LINE RY.

AHRtVn9
cas- M y a.
iron South. sfoa.m.. 1870 q M, iiDp. m.
'AVh m.tnd l;@ pm.
LHAvRs
q" Moth and Northwest Sis a. M. 1875 a
q, n. ll.gOp. m.
'Oi sou'h, $50 Q. ~. 500 a. M, 900 .. m. as
p IA. and t.Bpm.
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PRICE.

Democratic Convention-WaX Prop
osition-Funeral Of l.. ID. Bunce.
Special Correspondence
Price, Carbon Co., Utah, Aug IT,
Carbon county Democrats are TO meet
In convention here on the 9th Of the
month TO place in nomination a set Of
county officers and also 10 name dele
gates TO the State and judicial conyen-
tons
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Rio cRANoE WESTERN RY.

ARRIVES
'''i9 tGuth and last io'B a. NJ, 100 .. N.
tnd u SEP n.
ITAVFq
iltp m -''' W. u"u
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WAX" PROPOSITIONS.

Il begins 10 look as n the wax prop
critics OF the county and also those Of
Utah county up I'm the negihb0rhoOd OF
Cotton, were 10 come 20 the front In a
substantial manner Bert SeabOldt
will be at Cotton the early part OF the
week where he goes In the interest Of
the Joe Letter crow OF Chicago 20 re-
port upon several things which have
all along looked good 10 the owners.
Through here. Mr. SeabOldt VIII extend
his trip 10 Sunnyslde, where he Will
examine the eighty-foot ledge OF gilson-
tie being worked by George q. White
more. the NeDhi banker and HIS assO-
clates, and Il Is said here 10 the stun
pans out as anticipated by oil con-
Cerned. there will be a cash deposit
made by Seaboldt before ne takes the
train for the East. that WIN satisfy the
owners, More than a hundred tons Of
the stun has been shipped the past
month TO Denver and lts quality for
roofing and lining reservoirs having
been established, more C0nsignmednts
are 10 be made. The material Is mar
keted for a sum which equals about $50
the ton on board the cars at sunny
side and Il the strongest competitor
the ST. Louis ellison Asphaltum COM
pany has The Sunuyside company has
the advantage Of the 81. Louis concern
I'm that It's wagon haul Is but seven
miles. while that Of the other is ninety
six miles 20 the railroad.
FUNERAL OF l.. d. BUNCE.
The funeral services over the remains
OF l. d. Bunce. who died here yester-
day VIII be held from the residence Of
his son. J. d. Ounce tomorrow. and the
remains inferred al the Price cemetery.
The deceased was "A years OF age and
one OF the first men 10 enter this valley.
He also built the first cabin In Manu
and drove the first wagon from San
pete into the 81. George country. or
Dixie He was born IN Missouri and
previous 10 locating IN Utah served
with distinction IN the Mexican war un-
der General Warren.
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r,.. branch once Of the Deseret News
3, ogden 10 at No. 600 Twenty-tourth
street. where odyertiisei5neht1s a Na, suP,
tgsrsd by carriers In ogden every
oess.rlpg on the same terms as In SAT-
lake CITY.
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EUREKA.
Sunday School Festival o. But Slight
Shortage In Grifiin's Accounts.
SpecIal Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Eureka, Aug. 1.-THE Sunday schools
OF Eureka ward gave an ice cream and
cake social az the meeting house. From
6 10 9 o'clock was devoted 90 the chill
dren, and from 2 o'clock the older ones
participated in the festivities. Dane
Ing was also a part Of the program.
The proceeds Of which a good amount
was realized, 90 TO the fund for pur-
chasing books.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC RY.

ARRIVES
''ou. Ntst t.5os.m.. l,l5 p m. $50 . m.
r. LTAvEs
" "'sIi'0 a. ~, II lis pm.
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NOTICE or SALE or DELINouENr
STOCK.

THE PRIMROSE MINING COMPANY.
Principal place N business SAT- lake CIV.
Utah. There are delinquent upon the stock
on account OF assessment levied 1u thclsth
posita the names Of the specLye stock.
holders As follows;
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G.. A. r. days at Lagoon, Aug 22nd
and 2Srd, the fare win be 800 round trip
and no passes viii be honored.