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As.E.sMENr N0rIrE.

CLEOPATRA MINING COMPANY, A
Corporation uf Utah Principal place Of bus
iuess. 'ait Lake city, Utah. Notice Is hore-
uy given That 90 meeting NJ the Bulrl NJ
Director, and at % separate meeting of the
slockbOlipr, he'don NAY 10Th. 1890 an ASSESS
mcnt Of one ll cent per share was levied upon
the capital stock of the corporation, payable
toe. T. Allen, Treasurer ut Room OI Dpoly
Block, sails Lake city, Utah. ON or before
june hth. on
Any stock uuon which this assessment may
remain unpaid uu June Attn. lgOn Will bon de-
lIulueut and advertised for sle 40 plnlir
auction, and unless payment Is made before
viii be- sold oa June 1oth. lgh, tO pay the do
liuQucnt assessment together With t1O cost
OF advertising and cNpgn-out sale
q. J.. ALLEN
Secretary Of said company Office, Room j0J
Dooly Block salt Lake CITY Utah.
uELiNQrENr ASsESs aENr NCficE.
BONNEVILLE MINING COMPANY. NO
ticr Thore are delinquent upon thc follow
ing described stock on account NJ assessment
No D. levied April o. 1900 Ou the several
amounts set opposite the names " the rcspoc
tive shHrslu'lors Wis
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AssEssMENr NOrICE.

THE COLORADO MINING COMPANY.
tll Mccormick BIork, salt Lake city Utah,
May al-L 1870 Nnf CD b, hereby glNcu tha.
900 meeting ~ the Board OF Directors VI the
colorado Mining Co.. held ON the -Ylh day ~
Stay, 1907. am assessment of one bali cent per
share Was levied upon The capital stock n
the company payable at once 20 VIM. W.
Brown, Secretary. ilt NctOynlch BlO'k, Salt
Lake City, Ctah.
Any stock upon which this assessment
rs not rail on June Oin lOl. Nlll boz de-.
ella ed delinquent and advertised Tor sgle 90
public auction; aud will De sold on me 10Th
Gay n July. at 10 o'clock e. m. ut tIc Office
of the company. to pay the delinquent as
so-hmout ana costs % advertising ami sale
WA. W. BROWN, Scc y.
ILr.I nnhllcllLnn Lnnn gud 100.
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PANGUITCH.
Newsy Notes from Far on Garfield
Crops Look Wen.
specLal Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
PanguItch Garfield Co., May 30-ThIs
Is Decoration day, and several OF our
citizens repaired 10 the cemetery IN
carriages and on foot. with baskets and
boxes of flowers 90 strew upon the
graves ~ their departed loved ones. No
doubt in the future we viii take more
interest, with respect TO the dead, than
We have In the past.
The many friends OF Sister Emily
Steele VIII be pleased 20 learn that
since being placed In the care Of Or.
Middleton Of Cedar City. she has the
assurance Of being restored 70 perfect
health. Sister sidney Hawks also Of
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HUNTINGTON.
District Court Calendar open az
Castle Dale June ~.

SItll1l Correspondence
Huntington. Emery CO.. June l.-Dan
Palmer OF this place had an eXamina-
ton yesterday before the justice OF the
peace on a charge of grand larceny Tor
stealing sheep belonging 10 j. II, klll-
pack. He was bound over 20 the dis
trIct court in the sum of one hundred
and fifty dollars. r., ". HIN and Jeus
Nielsen being his bonismen.
dr. Pike. Newell IS knight and Judge
Noon OF Provo are Zoo Che southern part
of the county looking up some copper
mine interests.
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
AZ non-partlsau convention held at
Castle Dale last week d. O.. Woodward
was nominated county superintendent
of district schools This nomination
means am election as there win be no
opposition.
COURT CALENDAR.
Tie Seventh judicial district court
opens al Castle Dale on June Us. 1900,
following is the calendar for the term:
Case Of sidney SWascy. two indict-
ments grand larceny.
Peter +. MiCkle. Joseph Swas-y and
Lee Mcdonald, felony; defendants on
bail
George Leonard. felony defendant IN
custody.
Frank n. Guymon, felony; defendant
on bail.
CIVIL CASES.
Eva Campbell. Administrative. ys r..
q. W. Ry. Co.; motion ion "a new trial.
William Phillips ct al VS. Copper Globe
Mining Co.. motion for new trial
Charles e. HYDE Xg Albert JAMESON.
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A Monster Devil Fish.

Destroying lis victim, is a type Of
Constipation. The power Of this malady
ls felt on organs, nerves, muscles and
brain. But Dr. Kings New Life Pills
are a safe and certain cure Best In
the world for stomach, Liver. Kidneys
ana Bowels. only g cents, az u. c. NJ.
] Drug Dent.
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And according t1 tho Jaw and order OF the
board ~ Dire tors made on the Och day "a
1,p.L NY 40 ilany ,iarrs oi each parcel OF
uhoc ~ 600 company ali ID. D. Walker
buIldiug. SAT- Jake CIuy, Utah. the am day
~ june, 1870 %, o'clock p.ma % pay the de.
inlucut l,>e. .muut together Nlth The cost
ui advertiser. tud expense uf sHIe.
81 j, BAkNlr secretary
By order l' tNs BOARD of Directors
talt lahe titF, Utah. May 2ist 1900.
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And iu accordance with luV and tho order
Of the board 0f director, made April a. $500
su mnny shares M each pHrcD. ~ ilH above
stock us may Doe necessary. WiIl Boz sold ut the
office NJ tbe secretary aUd treasurer 100 east
2u1 south ST.. salt Lake city, Utah. 900 D.
O'Clock p m.. on Monday, June Z, iDU. tl p8y
the Delinquent assessment together with tho
cl,i Of advertising and expense ~ sale
May lj lu1l NJ GREEN. 0ecY.
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A WsnlIh Ieui,.

Is often hidden by unsghtly Pimples,
Eczema. letter. Eryslpelas. SAT-
Rhaum. etc. Bucklen's Arnioa Salve
viii glorlfy the face by curing all skin
Fniptlons also cuts, Bruises. Burns.
poDs Felons Ulcers. and worst forms
of piles. only Is cts a box. Cure guar
anteed. Sold by z. c. NJ l. Drug Dept.
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DEIINOUENT NOIICT.

WESTERN on GAS & ASPHALT CONF
pany. Location OF mines, Utah County,
Utah prnHpl. place OF business. sglt Lake
City Iuh Notice There are delinquent
uulu the following described stock ON ace
count Of assessment Nn @. levied ON the
nineteenth day of APRIL mo. thg several
amounts set opposite the names ut tho re-
spectlvo shareholders as follows;
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ESTATE or JOHN sCHOrELp DE-
ceased The undersigned VIII sell ui public
auction AN the real aud personal property
belonging 10 ,aid estate consisting g, 20
CO.. goo shares N Cyanide Gold Mining tui
2U0 shares uf tno sew State Mining a Milling
Co.. a. shares M Monte carlo Gold ana Sill
ycr Mining 90 % Cumberland Mining Cos
50tC shares 20 NuHn', Black OH s Drug Co
SEQ shares samg. 1900 shares same BOO North
Mcrcur Gold Mining ana Milling Cli 100
shares Same; 1000 shares 20 tuc General LOGAN
Milling Co.. 20 shares of the DO. Angeles
Cold Mining 90 100 uIras Tho - Shoe
Mining and Milling o. ON -h.r 1, tho
syndicate MuIu- and Milling ui shares
~ thp los Angeles Gold NInlus o.tNH hlrss
North Neruf Cold Mining and HIII g 90
$50 shares ~ the lioro ,h "a Mining and MILE
Inc Co.'S share j. %. Parry q TO-; D snafes
American Natural Gas Co furniture and
looks. and thc following described roa. ptutei
a part NJ lot y block g1. plat %. salt Lake
civ survey salt lake County statc0f tab,
commencing Ht thU southeast corner ~ said
l0t % and running thence west IS fOds,
thence north rods, iHrntV east FL rnds,
thence south rods 10 the place Oi beginning
together with % lI lmprOYpm uts thereon.
Ai,O an NJ lots 70 and % iu block 10. OF
Capitol Avenue Addition, t1 salt Lake lty,
as per recorded plat thereof on Ole in the Of
fee ~ the county recorder OF salt Lake
county state N iah
All of lot, and 9 in block rs. plat 4. IN the
town OF " Dorado SAT- Lake county state
Of Utah
Nll OF lots ~ and 20 90 block a. plat b. West
Lake toWu plat Salt Lake County. State NJ
Utah
AN Of Dot 2Oln block O. plat A, West Lake
town plat salt Lake County. State OF Utah.
An Interest To- part NJ Tot comm nclng
rods aud is lnl. east from the northwest
corner az l1t1 block 49, plat T., salt Lake
City survey thonce EAST 4 rods thence south
9 rods thence west rods. thence north I
rods to tho place ~ beginning, salt Lake
County state ~ Utah.
Atifo'ciuCk m Of Tuesday, the ETH day
Of June, a. H. .U. 90 the west entrance OF the
city and County building salt Lake City.
Utah, for cash
NEpHt Y. SCHOFIELD.
Administrator.
Dated this sJth day Of May a. y. 1900
JAMES ID M0KI.E
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OUR OWN STATE.

Peterson Ella Woodcock. A. Milton
Meek. Robert G. Nye Mamie Lucas,
Joseph =. Evans. G.. L.. Clara ~. Self
iert, Thomas Larsen, William j..
Browning, Edyth White, Yirgie NJ.
Breeder, May Ensign. G.. l..
SERIOUS NusHAP.
Last evening as Mrs G. r. Bemap
was returning home about o'clock, on
Twenty street near Jefferson
Avenue, she found Harry j. Silyerthorn
lying I'm an unconscious condition ON the
ground with Us bicycle by his side. The
neighbors near By were soon aroused
and Mr. Silverthorn was removed 10
the home OF Lac Anderson. Or II. J.
Forbs was summoned and made an eX-
animation OF the injured man finding
that be was suffering from concussiOn
OF the brain. and that his right sh0ul
der was disloCated. The doctor did not
think that the injuries would prove
fatal, but hopes that Mr. Silyerthorn
viii soon De able 10 get around again,
His bicycle was badly smashed and evil
IDENTIFY he had struck against some OBJ
tect In the dark. lie was later re.
moved 10 his residence on Monroe
Avenue
IN THE POLICE COURT.
Justice Han held a lengthy court yes
terday.
The case which occupied most Of the
day was a ngighbCrhood jar Lars
Jensen had sworn out a complaint
against Ida and Augusta Peterson,
charging them with disturbing the
peace. a jury was impaneled. and a
number of witnesses examined. The
Petersons were found guilty as
charged, but the judge reserved sen-
tcncc.
Dick Keith and Thos Scott were also
found guilty OF disturbing the peace.
These are part OF the gang who got into
a scrap Decoration night They win
be sentenced this evening
Several v8gs and DRINKS We're per-
mitted 20 60 upon their promising to DO
better
REMAINS OF ELDER BEECHER.
The body of Elder VIM ]. Beecher Of
Willard arrived last evening from Cali
fornia, accompanied by President Z. II.
Nye. The funeral viii be held Sunday
az 1 o'clock at Willard
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KNIGHTSVILLE.
George Ball Appointed as Agent for
the Deseret News.

Knlrhtsyille. June 2.-subscrbers Of
the News" IN KnghFyille are notified
that George Ban has been appointed
our agent in that place.
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nrIINnrrNr AssE.s,LrNr Nn11cr

THE WEST MOUNTAIN PLACER MIN.
NE Company. tcreiarls O'dce. san Lake
CITY ltlh Notice -Th.rt ore dsliu1uont
upon Che following described stock on account
" assessment No.a level ou the l,th day
ol Ap.Ht HN Che several amJuIts ,pt OBJ
p 40" the names ~ tIc respective share
ho dtrs us follows;
No.
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NOTICE TO BUILDER. AND CON-
TRACTION. There WIN he an addition bsut o.
the nlh District school House. which ullI lt
lct lo the lowest rOs. sensible bidder p.aa,
dcuce of D. D. johnson architect mon Ta,t
ANA llth South. Mil creek Bios uiII close
IN 81 days. The trustees reserve right TO r,-
jcct any aud an bids
WIN. CARLSON.
Trustees. , \. ID JENSEN
sam PHI TIL
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MAMMOTH.
Fred Lunberg Is Appointed Agent
of the Deserct News.

Mammoth, June 2.--Subscrlbors OF the
News al Mammoth and Robinson are
notified that Frank II, Harris has re-
signed our agency and that Fred Lun-
berg has been appointed In his stead.
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BRIGHAM CITY.
Mutual Conference - school Conn
mcnCemcnt-COunty Graduates.

Special Correspondence.
Brigham city Boxelder Co.., May 81
Last Sunday the Y. NJ and Y l.. Mutu-
al Improvement associations held their
conference IN the Tabernacle. a large
congregation was present az both ses-
sions. and listened attontyely TO the
instructions given The principal
speakers were Stake Superintendent
Nephi Anderson Of the Young Mems or
gauizatI1n. and Minnie /. Snow OF the
Young Ladies'; Elder Ncphi J., Morris
and Sisters Campbell and Fox Of the
general boards. Mr.. and Mrs llendrick-
sen from Logan spoke briefly az the
evening meeting superintendent An
derson's report showed that Mutual
Improvement had been very successful
during The past seu5on. Not the Least
interesting item reported was the fact
that Boyelder Stake had reached their
quota OF Era subscribers. viz 3l9. and
had therefore received their rebate Of
twenty-five cents on that number.
DECORATION DAY.
Decoration Day was appropriately
observed in this city. During the fore
noon the citizens visited the cemetery
where they decorated the graves with
a rich profusion Of flowers. In the
afternoon, services were held IN the
Tabernacle. at which Elder Oleen y.
StOhl and Apostle Rudger Clawson
were the principal speakers.
SCHOOL COMMANDMENTS
The schools Of this city wiz close to-
morrow. Closing exercises of an elab-
crate nature will be given this evening
IN the Tabernacle. The county COM
mencement exercises VIII be held In the
Tabernacle next Friday evening Prof
Mosiah Hall OF the B. Y. College, Lo-
gan. will deliver the address 20 the
graduates. whose names follow:
COUNTY SCHOOL GRADUATES.
Pearl Thompson. Abbie Reese, Elaeda
Lund. clara Irons, Annie Fuller, Mabel
Carter Francis Sheffield Arthur Smith.
Fred Nelson, Ell Christensen, Leo
Madsen. Vivian Snow David Stohl,
Harvey Erdm0nn Laura Forsgren,
Mabel Hansen. Edna Jensen. Maud
Reeder Vera stark. VIM. j. Chandler,
John W. Ward Dora Walker. Elizabeth
Young Laura Peters, Sarah Young, Lee
Byhee. Ella Hunsakcr, Mabel Marble,
Elite Dewey, j. H. smith, Hattie Rich
ards Hilda Hansen, J. W. Morris,
Louisa Kunzler. Dollie Johnson.
The weather Is warm and the straw
berries are getting ripe fast Pickers
and shippers are getting ready for the
rush.
Last Tuesday evening Prof Hooper
Of the High school entertained his pu-
Pills on the lawn OF the Stohl residence,
Main street Refreshments were
served and the evening was spent In
games. etc.
The new Stake superintendent Of sun.
day schools, A. H. Snow. was surprised
last Tuesday evening by his Sunday
school class. officers and teachers Of
the Second ward, A most enjoyable
time was had.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PROBATE
Division, iu AMI Cor -lit Lake County. state
OF Utah lu tlr matter ~ the estate ~ John
Watson Deceased Iu. petition of Barbara
Davidson Watson praying for the admission
toprOuatc of "a certain document purpOr,ing
To- be- the u.t u.I and testament W John
Watson. deceased aud Tor tho granting OF
Lottor, Of Administration with the will an.
neNed. 10 NarU.iIus n. WOolcy has been
set ION hearing Ou Saturday, the 9tn
day of juno. a. d. lH0n 40 $3.50 O'Clock o. 3D.,
100 the County Court House ln the Court
Room of said Court Iu salt Lake city, salt
Lake County ltau
Witness tine Clerk Of said Court
With Che seal thereof affixed
(Soall This Goth day OF May A. d.
nom
DAVID q. DUNBAR, Clcrk
By Albert D, Scare. Deputy Clerk.
Thomas Adams Attorney.
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And Iu aecorituco With law and au ordcr OF
ihu Board OF nIrcci0r, made 0u uIe iith day
ui April, 1900 sl mHlF share, oi each
parcel ut slcn -t1'I, ls may Dt NECESSARY. viii
po sold at auction ll tlc o1Ice %, the
rhit Lake city Utah. On jane tth 1900. at
lV m., to pay delinquent assessment thors.
on, together With the cost o. advertising aud
expense 10 sale
Ell. AIRS Secretary
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ALUMNI REUNION.

ALUMNI REUNION
In the afternoon the Alumni associa-
ton held lbs annual reunion In the col
lege han where the following program
was rendered:
Jutl.s''s s''..'''.sss's''.ss. s.'s..
Miss Ida Peterson and NJ o.
Kirkham.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. David John
Piano sol0.,.......,.,..,M Miss Monahan
Presidents address...L. h. Eggertsen
Male quartet. &C.. ..,,. ,......,..
Messrs Lund, Clayton, Kirkham
and Jansen.
Address......"Apostle NJ f. Cowley
timent...,,.,....,.Dr X. G.. Maeser
Grafton. Hon. Jushua Greenwood
Sentiment......Mrs A, W. McCune
brigham Young ..., Gee. o.. ,......
.......,. President G, II. Brimhall
SolO......t............ Miss Ella Derr
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year. President j. VIM.
Knight; first vice president Miss Vilate
Elliott; second vice president, Mrs.
Samuel A. King; secretary, Mrs. May
Ashworth Booth. corresponding secre-
tary. Frank p. McGraw; treasurer @.
w. Andelln: executive committee Mrs
Teenie S. Taylor and George Powelson.
In the evening a delicious luncheon
was served and the Alumni BAH given,
which proved a very happy social
event
John Johnson has been appointed ad-
mlnistratOr OF the estate OF Moses
Peterson. deceased
Hans Erickson. the man from Salem
who is IN Jail awaiting the action Of
the Fourth district court on the charge
OF criminal relations with a little girl.
VIII have an examination Saturday as
TO his sanity. He has acted very
queeriy while In jail and Is subject 10
fits.
Miss Ovllla Clark, a very talented
young lady, has returned from Ann
Arbor where she has spent year per-
fecting her musical studies.
Many Provo citizens went 10 Salt
Lake today 70 attend the celebration
Of President Houng's birthday.
VIII Irvine will leave his position
with r. a. Barney on June LIST and re-
move to Salt Lake 10 take the road for
Hewlett Bros. Ia the southern part
OF the State, Mr. Irvine win take his
family with him,
Many Of the students Of the academy
have gone home and IN a few days an
the students from other towns viii be
gone This leaves quite q vacancy In
the population.
L. A. Johnson chief deputy in the
county treasurer's office. has rendered
his resignation 90 take effect June 18th
Mr. johnson's personal affairs demand
his attention. which Is the cause FOR
his resignation
This afternoon a FIRE started IN Knud
Anderson's barn. near the Rio Grande
Western depot, and consumed the An
derson barn and an adjoining one be-
Logging 20 A. J. Bowers. The total loss
Is about 5000. Mr., Bowers had 5000 in
suranoe on his barn and contents. The
fire department arrived IN time 20 save
nelghboring buildings which were at
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT PROBATE
Division. iu and i0r salt Lake County
state OF Utah lu the matter OF the
estate OF Foster Greenwood deceased Mo-
tico The petition OF Frank Greenwood and
Or-on Greenwood, the executors NJ the viii u
Foster Greenwood, deceased i1r confirmation
Of the following described personal property
Of said decpdcut, tOwIt 2Z bushels on
wheat FOR .lla@. lb bushels VI potatoes for
t1 00 one mich COW Tor sij Oh. one steer FOR
5000 And upon the following terms,
tOWlr cash uu confirmation as appears
from the return OF ,Ale hiod ln this Court.
has been set for hearing on saturday,
The oth day of june A. D. 1900 az p;.0 O'Clock
a. fn.. 40 the County Court House, In The court
room OF said court iu salt Lake City, salt
Lake County, Titan.
Witness the Clerk of said
Court With Che seal thereof
rsrAT.1 affixed this 18th day " May,
A. ID lJO.
DAVID q. DUNBAR Clerk
Rv ALnTRT a. sFNWr Deputy Clerk.
W son s. smith, Attorneys
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-. branch once o Of y, s9' TFWsnty-four!h
Iordeu D. "a. s..rtisements ana sun
e.'f Vheff aD reteivcd. The News ls
-s5dons VIZ oorriers In ogden every
i.Hiued by NE same terms as IN SAT-
NJ Cty
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ESTATE or WALTON o. SAWYER, DE-
ceased Tho undersigned win sell at public
auction part NJ two double harnesses, stove,
blacksmlth- bellows, wagon cover cart old
cent. two luge. of to1ls aud other articles old
pistol. four odd sleigh runners. one ~ wagon.
two old single seated hug-ies old surrey, old
cart, old cutter sleigh. the property Of said
estate. Ht H. o'clock m.. on Monday, the 18th
day Of June at rear OF 81 South First West
street, salt Lake city, salt Lake County,
Utah, for cash and subject to CONTINUATION hy
the District Court VI the Third Judicial
Court in and fOr at Lake County, Utah.
ISAAC NJ. WADDELL.
Adminlsirat0r with the win annexed Of the
estate M Walton u. sawyer. deceased.
Dated this .Yiu day OF May, A. ID. 1900
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PROBATE And GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES
Consult County Clerk or the respec.
I've sIgnors for further information.


Consult County Clerk on the respec.
i've signors for further information.
rs THE DISTRICT COURT pR)8Arg
Division, in aud for -ult Lake tou1tg ,ut9
NJ Utah. ln tho matter of tno cstIts ~
William Bldd deceased. NUti'r The % ll-
t.0n WI Fred 8. fowls aud 0t certain lclrs
of tho estate l William Eidl dec sol, ay-
boz for nv order authorizing and tttt.u9
Che administrator 90 convex llr To- iIg
described yea. urouCuyo said dugiont. 20.
Nit an thu north haf oi ne Ho't ha.f 4
lot three la Block orc A. five H'rn rlIt
a. BIG fioId survey -u't Lake d "
Utah. Oh petitioner 70. per agreement h4
been set ,or herring 1u Saturday tHe 9nd
day 1f June 80 ID, 1902 90 9al.ocIoct 90 poo,
8l the County Court House. .u tlic HoIit on
NJ said court Do sale I.nKU tIt.. raIt Lake
Witness tho Cidra OF a1
Court with tbe seal thereof
,srALI afNod this 18th dly OF Nay
d. 1900
DAVID q. DUNBAR ClerS.
ny AtHEEr D. -EkUr Deputy Clerk
ferguson IS Cannon, ATTORNEYS.
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WWTITTT0TT ITTTI
Dated this eJth day Of May a. y. 1900
JAMES H. MOTLE
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Heurich's beer is the purest in the
market, as can be tested in the Extra
Pale Lager bottled by the Arlington
Bottling Co., 9th and X streets
northwest.
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INJUNCTION FOR BREWERS.
Salooukeeper Restrained from Sell
ing Beer of Other Brews as
COmplainant's.

Judge Barnard in Equity Court
No. heard the injunction suit insti-
tuted by the Chr. Heurich Brewing
Company against Leo Oedekoven a
saloOnkeeper, to restrain the defen-
dant from selling beer brewed by
other brewing companies as brewed
by the complainant. The complain.
ant alleged that for one month prior
te the institution of the suit the de-
fendent had not purchased any beer
from them.
In rendering the decision the court
ordered theinjunction to be continued
until the final hearing of the case.
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Ramnling's Market is selling the
best New York Cider at 25 cents per
gallon. Opposite the VendOme Ho-
tel, Sd street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue. Northwest.