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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-03-12
LODGE AND CHURCH DIRECTORY.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Catholic, Rose OF Lima. Mass daily at a. m; High
Mass Sundays at 1890 First Sunday OF each month
early Mass at a. m. REV. FATHER NJ. ]. FARRELLY
Methodist, sunday Services : Glass Meetings, $50;
Preaching 1920; Sunday School, IL 100; Junior League
800: Epworth League. $50; Preaching 1890 Prayer
Meeting Thursday evening 1880. DIR. Il. M. HOLMES
Baptist, Sunday Services = Preaching. 1885, sunday
School, BY P. o.. $780, Preaching, 1880 Prayer
Meeting Thursday evening, 1880 REV. r. W. BArEsoN. <
Presbyterian Sunday Services Preaching, 1885, Sum
day.Schoo 1900; Christian Fndeavor $3.50; Preaching
7:3O. Prayer Meeting Thursday evening, 7:30
REV. A. G. MARTYR.
Episcopal Services every third and fourth Sundays,
1O.3O and 13O REV. ALLAN JUDD.
German Methodist, Sunday Services-Sunday School
1920; Glass Meeting, 12:0O Preaching, 1880 Prayer
Meeting Thursday evening $780, Choir Practice follow
ing REV. G. G. CLAUssEN.
German Evangical Lutheran Zion Sunday Ser
vices Sunday SCHOOL, to loa. preaching 1870 az m
Young Peoples Society every Thursday eve at
Friday to D. M at the members Parochal schoolfrom
Nov March Sunday evening services at 73O p M ev-
ery second Sunday during summer Rev F. H. Lothringer
Pastor.
First Church of Christ tScientisD AT Mckim Hall.
Sundays 1885, Sunday School at l30 Experience meet
ing Wednesday evening 500 Reading room in connect
ton, open daily.
Mrs. EMMA CORNWALL, First Reader
Denison Holiness Band, Sunday services at Epis-
copal church. Sunday school at $780, Prayer and Praise
Meeting 230: Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at
73O e. a. STONE Leader
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OUR OWN STATE.

were found at a secondhand s'oIe'
whore they had been sold.
civ Recorder John v Bluth IS re-
ported as considerably improved from
bis severe attack OF Ia grippe.
Deputv Sheriff Bailey was kicked oy
a horse yesterday and was severely
one yng was given two days In police
court thls morning for vagrancy.
CHARLES +. Solomon. ~ SAT- Lake,
was in ogden today on business
pobert Anderson OF Salt Lake was In
ogden Yesterday on business.
John Peterson, OF Terrace Is In og-
den visiting with friends
The work in County Assessor j. W.
Gibson's office VIII commence Monday.
! III. Fitzgerald and wife OF ogden
are visiting Ia Salt Lake,
MIR and Mrs. O. H. Burns, Of Chica'
90 are visiting friends in ogden
Mrs. G. T.. Mcclure and iamlly nave
gone 10 the coast to spend a few weeks
w. q. Moser Of Salt Lake Is Tn ogden
" w A. Beole. Of ST. Louis is In Ogden.
Mrs Thomas Fitzgerald and children
have returned from their trip TO Carlin,
sargent Johnson. OF the United states
army is In ogden making ARRANGEMENTS
FOR opening up recruiting Once
There are about $50 cases OF lagrippe
i'm ogden at the present lime
During The past few days no new
cases OF smallpox have been quarantln-
cd In ogden. and those afflicted win
The disease are recovering.
Born. to the wife Of Leo Peterson q
baby box. Mother and child doing we'll
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NOT DUE TO CLIMATE.
Cnlnrrh Eonnd Ere,NMhcre.

Catarrh Is at home anywhere ana ey
eryWhere. While wOre common in cold
changeable climates, 10 is by no means
confined 90 them. but Is prevalent in esq
cry State an Territory iu the Union.
The common definition ~ cataun ,s
a chronic cold In the head, which "
long neglected often destroys the srhs.
of smell and hearing, but there are
many other forms Of the disease, even
more obstinate and dangerous,
Catarrh OF the throat and bronchia.
tubes as well as cataTrh of the stomach
and liver are almost as common as
nasal catarrh and generally more dlili.
Silt To- cure.
Catarrh Is undoubtedly a blood dis
ease and can only be successfully eradi-
Gated by an internal treatment; Sprays.
washes ana powders are useless as iar
as reaching the real seat OF the disease
Is concerned
Dr. Mclveney advises catacrh suffer
ers TO use new preparation, sold by
druggists. called Stuarts Dutarrh Tab
lets. because actual ANALYSIS has shown
these tablets to contain certain ANTE
ceptic qualities Of The highest value
and being an internal remedy, pleasant
To the taste convenient and harmless.
NNll NN h"fA ft" % '' 700. N'.A N''a'" '"
we'll for children as for adults
An attorney and public speaker who
had been a catauh sufferer for years
SAYS.
Every fan / would catch a cold
which would settle lu my head and
throat and hang on alI winter long and
every winter II seemed 90 get liJut
worse. was continually clearing my
throat and my voice became effected
% such an extent az tu Interfere with
my public speaking.
/ tried troches and cheap cough cures
and sometimes got relief. but only for
a short time. until this winter when
learned of the new catarrh cure. Stu
arts Catarrh Tablets through "a news
pauer advertisement Two nifty cent
boxes which / bought az my druggists
cleared my head and throat 600 fine
shape and TO guard against return
OF my Old trouble ] keep % box 0f the
tablets on hand and whenever I catch
q little cold ] take a tablet or two and
ward off any serious Developments
Stuarts Catarrh Tablets deserves TO
head the list as a household remedy 10
check and break up coughs and colds.
because unlike many other catarrh and
cough cures these tablets contain no
opiate. cocaine or any iuiurius drug.
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ASSESSMENT NO. 4.

WEST MORNING GLORY MINING COM
many. OM.c and pruclpl. place OF plsl .i''' ),
SltLake C.ty, L tab Notice D, mere IA oo
tGat ata meeting Of the directors uelu oun
tbr t3tn day uf De-. lso, an assessment on .
N .ent persIaro was levied ona'l lhe 'laie'
m Tine .apit, stock N che rorp1,, aiioin, pay pay,
4b.o1r 0r before the l2tb day OF February
AZ. 90 tb4 secretary. 40 80, 40 hchatds
Strc.t sab Lake city, Utah my ''o."
up5n which the assessment may tg,a,".a, 0 Is
Mid uutlv 18th day oi Feoruat, IVY tif.,
ds'Ilguert and advertised Cor ,a.e az pun
gS,.I51. and un ~, payment IS made plil.3l,
sImHny N the share, rrpfesrnigI " y. -
certificate " me stock 20 le.nIue,. %, ',y g, p,
f.r,g i1i'att Richard, street, SAT- LlAe
CIV sttroI Utah o tlc ho3ro. u a,'o ,,,
noon 10 Day the delinquent a''e''H's.s az az
ccther with tie tQ15I @. o.. '..il',,,I6F
p'N'' u ''. ,gcfetafy
Nv order Of Che Bolrdof piv'tolr''
Silt Lake CITY. Utah, jan u. 1871
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SNOWVILLE.
Deaths Interrupt Holiday Pleasures
Want Better Mail Service.
Special Correspondence.

special correspondence
SnoWville. B0xelder Co.. Jan. 1.-The
pleasures of the holiday season were
interrupted by two deaths, one the tw0-
year-old child Of Mr. and Mrs George
Daily. Of Stone. and the other a son %
Mr.. and Mrs. William Harris. The
former died Of Group and pneumonia
and was buried on Dec. 20. the latters
death was caused by typhoid He was
a most kind, gentle. atectlonate, stud
ious. and dutiful child. He seemed TO
have been recovering from the typhoid
nicely. when his parents had occasion
To move TO a ranch on Locomotive
Springs and Il Is feared he may have
taken cold. which caused q relapse and
FASTENED his death
Mr.. Webb and sons have been here
several days, tuning and repairing or
gans. pianos and other musical instru.
ments and incidentally delighting tn,
young with the sweet strains " the
violin and accompanying instruments
The weather here at present Is quite
cold with north winds and sharp frosts
but an We got OF the recent snow storm
was a rain on the night Of Monday, the
It'll inst
Congratulations on the enterprise Of
the News ana its success in passing
the 10000 mark are in order. and II
you can manage 20 send 1t SO that We
shall get Tuesdays News" by the
mail which leaves Kelton instead Of
our having TO wait for II un.
Ill Thursday II will be all the more
appreciated
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AMERICAN FORK.
STIRRED UP THE PEOPLE,
Schools Close Rather than Submit
to Compulsory Vaccination.
sneclaI Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
American Fork, Utah Co., Jan. H.
Vaccination Is a red hot topic here.
Matters were brought TO a climax by
the arrival OF Or Baker. Of ogden yes
terday. His advent caused the school
ooard 10 recede from the position they
had taken. viz, not 20 enforce yacci-
nation. The schools opened yesterday
with practically a fun attendance, but
when the order to VaCcnate was given.
the pupils began nocking home
A meeting was called for the parents
In the Central school building yesterday
evening. The house was packed. Dr.
j. +. Moves of the local board Of health
and Dr. Baker defined the position OF
the State and local boards Of health on
this question. The purpose Of the
meeting seems TO have been TO alter the
pronounced characterization sentiment
among the people. In the course OF his
talk. Dr. Baker charged the Deserct
News and Prof. j. T. Miller as the chief
instigators OF the pronounced ideas
against vaccination that Is so prevalent
I'm the land The idea was carried by
the doctors that II was only matter Of
time when the people
WOULD BE COMPELLED TO SUB
NIT,
and they might Just as well do IT now.
A number of questions were asked the
doctors at the close Of the meeting and
several citizens were very emphatic in
their denunciation ~ the order OF the
board OF health. Schools were sus-
pended today, and the opportunity for
free vaccination given by the school
board Fifty-four pupils ayaiIed them
selves Of the privilege. The same OPP
portunity will be given tomorrow and
the indications are that more will take
advantage Of It,
A meeting of the citizens was called
for tonight TO protest against the en-
f0rcement Of the order ana petition the
Legislature for relief against the au-
tocratic rulings of the board Of health,
but as the call was not generally
known the meeting was but SHINY at
tended. Nothing was accomplished be-
yOnd the appointment Of a committee
10 notify the people Of the time ana
place Tor another meeting.
PASSING AWAY or VETERANS.
Two of our aged citizens have been
called away TO the other side this week.
Sister Ann Abel, wife Of Isaac Abel,
and Brother Moses NJ Gordon. Both
We're full Of years and were faithful
Latter-day Saints Their lives We're
consistent both having lived many
years as members Of the Church and
were always able TO bear faithful tes-
timonies Of the truthfulness OF the
Gospel
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'' = r.
Danger Of Pneumonia

Our old winter enemy Grip, Is at
hand, and In his wake will follow his
twin brother What Is termed an "or-
binary cold Is usually the FIRST warm
ing and IN a few days Pneumonia FOL
lows
The main trouble Is centered In the
neglect OF the first symptoms The
latter are more Omlnous OF evil In p'J-
portion 20 the age OF the patient. Past
nifty years OF age Pneumonia Is a very
fatal malady
The man who gets thoroughly chilled
after exposure 20 inclement weather
must needs concern himself as 10 the
ultimate outcome, especially II high
temperature. cough and difficult respir-
alton supcryene The only safety lies
In the prompt Use 0f "Seyenty-Sevcn,
pr Humphreys famous Specific for the
cure Of Grip and the Prevention Of
Pneumonia. At an Drug stores, or by
Mail. 2-c.
Pocket Manual mailed free.
Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine
Co. Cor William and John SITS, New
York
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B. H. ROBERTS
NEW BOOKS,

Which have been in course of prepara-
ton for several months. are now ready
for delivery.
THE RISE AND FALL OF MAUI
VOC"
An invaluable work for Mutual I'm
proyement associations, price Sl.2j.
MISSOURI PROSECUTIONS"
The first supply Of which was ex-
hausted is now again on sale. Price
$l2j. Special terms to classes. QuOrums,
sunday schools and Mutual Improve
ment associations.
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And In accordance with law and an order
az the hoard OF directors made on tho 18th
day OF November 1899, 81 many shares OF
each parcel of such stock as may De- ne'es-
sufy sill bc sold az the oflics Of the secretary,
loon j0i Auerbach Building. salt Lake city
l tab. on the 18th day OF January, 1901. 40 the
boar ot tWl O'Clock y. M. 90 pay de,Inluen
assessment thereon, together with the costs
o. advertising and expenses Of sale
T. O.LEE
Secretary -Four Aces Mining Company 0l
Auerbach building salt Lake city, Utah
Dated January O. 1901
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A HAPPY CHILD

is one who grows, without in
terruption Of health, from a
baby up-except the inevitable
diseases Of children.
And SCOTS emulsion Of cod
liver oil has done more, in the
20 years Of its existence, than
any half-dozen other things, to
make such children.
ltkeeps them in uninterrupt-
ed health. 1t is food that
takes hold at once, whenever
their usual food lets 60.
ws'nsendyou little to ny iiyou ike.
SCOTT BOVINE, ~ Pear ! New York.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEE1ING

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders OF the "Co-operatiyo Wagon &
Machine Company" will bo held ut Che cone
pauy office in salt Laho city Utah. ON Mon
0ay January @, 1901 az o'clock n n., The
purposes Tor which said meeting 3, called are;
To elect directors for the ensuing yeu %
receive the annual reports Of the president
and secretary. and 10 transact any such other
meeting
MELVIN D. WELLS, Secretary.
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HOME FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF UTAH,

Tho annual meeting Of the Stockho.der' o'
the Home Fire Insurance company or tan;
will be hold 100 Tho. company 5 once ~ ". y
Main street, ~nlt Lake CRY. tab, 90 Noh-
d9y. Tsurgary ON. 1891. 10 ocio'A pm.
Tie purp1,t- r which the said meeting J,
called are' to D.. ect director, a secretary auo
treasurer for thr ensuing year aui 20 ltah.
strt any such other business as may hNINib
come before said meeting 800. .........
HORACE %. WHITNEY, secretary
salt lake Cry. Utah. January q lVl.
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PROBATE Anu GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult County CLERK or the respeo-
tive signers Tor further information.

rs THE DISTRICT COURT on TUE
Third Judicial District County ot salt Lake
state Of Utah ln the matter ut the estate
oi Albert Eumuey. deceased Notice % sale
Of real estate 40 private sale. ludcr author.
rs ~ au order of sal" granted by The Third
judicial District Court, County ~ salt Lake,
state u Utah. dated December 2ta 1870 the
undersigned viii sell no private sale the fol-
lowing described real estate.
Commencing % rods West n thc North
cast corner lot Do. block a. plut "a BIZ
ield survey. running thence south H. rod,
thcnre West $50 rods thence North ! rod
thence w c,t 60 rods, thence North lb.4 rods
thence East sil rods TO place ui beginning
salt Lake County. state OF Utah
The sale will he made on or after the ath
day OF January. 1871. and written bids VII. ue
received AZ the ofiice OF stewart a stewart
.Dl-5lo Mccormick Block salt Lake Otye
Terms OF sale, cash, ten per cent 90 Dc paid
NJ the time OF the sale and the remainder
upon the delivery OF deed
HEBER j. = ROMNIN,
Administrator Of the estate Of Albert Rom
uey. decreased
Dated this llth day OF January, lJgL
stewart & stewart Attorneys.
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LAYTON.
Socials May Run but the Unvacci-
mated Cannot Attend school,

Special Correspondence.
Layton. Davis County, Jan, 1.-THE
annual Sunday school party was given
last week at which the children mani
rested their usual pleasure and re-
ceiyed the customary popcorn and
candy.
A benefit party will be given, tonight
in the Union hall In behalf Of Elder
William Evans. who is laborlng as a
missionary In California,
"BLUNDER" OR DESIGN. WHICH?
The vaccination order has reached us
With a vengeance. Any one who has
not been vaccinated recently may go
anywhere he chooses-eXcept to school
This strikes US as being a reflection ON
the sanitary conditions Of the school
environments. The prevailing opinion
Is that some one has blundered.'
Layton win be well represented in the
exhibition Of sheep and cattle connected
with the coming Live stock convention.
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IL THE DISTRICT COURT PROBATE
Division, ln and for alt Lake County state
or Utah. lu the matter OF the estate N
John FITZGERALD. deceased. Notice The De.
tltllu flr approval and settlement ~ the 40
nual account 40 upher 4. smith the admin.
l,tratof OF the estate u John FitiEer.
AID. deceased has been set for hearing
on saturday the lNtb gay ~ Jauu-
any. 4. d. 1901 at u.D o'clock d.
at the County Court House Boz the COur.
Room oi said Court. In salt Lake city. salt
Lake County. Utah.
Witness the Clerk Of said Court with
the ~ea thereof affixed. this ith
isEAt-1 day OF January. a. d. lg0l.
DAVID q. DUNBAR ClerN
BY ALBERr j. SCARE Deputy Clerk
Young & Movie. Attorneys.
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DEATH OF MRS. MARY WINTERS
Al Her Home in Huntsville Flu.
neral Of c. X. Bannister.

Word was received in ogden today Of
the sad death at Huntsville Of Mrs.
Mary Winters, wife OF Jens Winters,
She had been suffering during the past
week from a severe attack Of la grippe,
but nothing serious was anticipated by
Der husband Thursday evening Mrs.
Winters retired at her usual time. and
a1oke early yesterday morning. SEEM
ngIy In her usual condition. and asked
ter husband II the children were COW
cred but hardly had she uttered the
question when she fell back on the pill.
l1g and expired. heart failure being the
Immediate cause Of death.
The deceased was about 30 years Of
lge and one Of Huntsyille's most es.
Unable young ladies'. She leaves
husband, four children and a host Of
friends TO mourn her untimely demise.
TIE exact time Of funeral could not
De- learned. but II Is expected the SER
wees viii be held Sunday afternoon in
The Huntsville meeting house.
SUIT TO QUIET TITLE.
A friendly suit was filed today by the
members Of the Hooper ward of the
Dhureh Of Jesus Christ Of Latter-day
SAINTS against Jane 5. Richards, ct al.
70 qulet title on certain real property
situated In Hooper, Weber county.
FUNERAL OF c. X. BANNIsTER.
The funeral services over the remains
" lne late Charles X. Bannlster will
y held IN the parors Of the Reed hotel
sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock Those
e.,sulns 10 View the remains may do so
. Kun J.. W TO 2SO on date Of funeral al
ls hotel parlor.
HlcEs-AMlDAN WEDDING.
marriage license was granted 10 Al
~ Amldan, q, and Miss Zella Hicks
~ both OF Ogden.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
zoe many friends OF Prof souire
/. y, Gll be pleased TO learn that he
y making excellent progress in his mn
''al studies In Berlin He is snoken
y, p pe.y highly by the musical critics
ID. -, y, Wilson, right Of way agent for
T,,S southern Pacific, left today for san
~, lue man who stole the pair Of shoes
.yu' Reese Howell & sons Store bas
:, U-en apprehended but the shoes
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OGDEN RAILROAD TIME CARD
OREGON sHoRTL LIME ey

Arrives
w ;oC SS . y and Northwest "a M. t0n.m.
'''l south, 5:l5a.m. IO.0Am ,,,o.
W m'and II '5bpm. w ui'
- LEAVES
n ll,s0p m. Wv '''' A. H. 1875 a
'N south 10 a. M. k.mA M o.,,
Pm and 1'i5 ,. m. ~ -''V p NJ $50
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NortCE

THE ANNUAL MEETING on THE
Company WI. be- held at the company
Office, I'm Galeua block salt Lake City, Utah,
upon Monday January 10, laOl at 2oco'k p.
IA.
j. :. CAMERON, President
GEO. $. GANNETr Secretary
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HOW TAX MONEY rs SPENT.
THE ARTICLES OF FAITH.

DR.. Talmage's new book. written by
appointment: In four styles Of binding.
cloth 800: leather $3.50; leather gilt
800; morocco gilt $3.50. Special dis.
count to Sunday schools, classes and
quorums. For sale at the peseret
News.
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srork,lolnrRs' NETTING.

co-op FURNITURE CO,N0lll0GE. ,o IL
hereby elvelthat the stocklolde,' Trnn. .
an tbelr Office. 80 ~ Main ~ on siss,
February O. 1901 40 go p l-, W o,,teS 6usi.
ness a. NAY ''''' d. Il PETITE
secretary,
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OGDEN NEWS.
" JAN IT, lSOl.
OGDEN. ----------
DIED OF HEART FAILURE
,.4t., DENIS, Of Cornelius Osborne : "
'u'''' f,,saI Veteran Of IS Years.


,.,,gus osborne. an cary , 'v,'I IN
coIn,Du' ,o,,nty. was found dead II
IN Ns'' ..,,orlay morning at his nome,
bis ga .s,3 madison avenue For some rs,
No. '- ~, the deceased has been IN ~, ~
lIn, entering from a compl''"''V =.
h'al, n,., 'u' The evening previous 10
q l eL.,o h. va. visited at his home
bis d,''' ' ,bo found him in a W si,S
by hls s1pi ,rt when the son pld i Ill.,,
clndlu1n, he seemed to be lcs',n5
good n'ss' 10th was not apprehel.',u',v,s,
better ana y NM, Yesterday morning.
By hlt an .rs 1dson went 10 see ho" ,, I
WlsN a' MAJ shocked TO nnu sn"t from
Nl ,,l, had taken Us dep1I,u' Inc i'm.
spu| .g t5 heart failure being u'' "
MEDIATE cause OF dea'n. q, Sussex,
me q TSSIand August H. lSl4, "n1
Kent SS,pn,.oh of Jesus Christ OF
joined we Saints IN his native lanG'
i lc,r,ng 10 Utah In the s. .' ,oade HE
So , icr the past thirty year i''o aiwavs
h ,or IN ogden city ana i'"s ,,a NV and
I ,o,' GOOD. honest, uPTignt, tiar, ~" He
faithful to his relisl2 ,ss ( and 30 days Of
ace al The time OF deaVn ~ tho
as ;g. e Mneral will be held az Wy
,. -n. Ward meeting house Suiluay
., i5,So o'clock. The remains N va ot0o
yIswed al the home OF ms so,i' tvneral
rom $3.50 to 1880 a. m
FUNERAL OF YOUNG cRoNPToN'
The remains Of George CromPiiiS,nns' 'at
Young ogden boy who was Ni,eS IN Ir
,rocSnda saturday have arrived, ~
OGDEN accompanied by his grlef s sur. =,
on mother. The remains We're ~, tah n,.,. ~
\, N. 'i @miy residence. no 3oSj Washing,
w., ,rg , syanye where the funeral services
yIi ne held saturday afternoon al z
o'clock
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BIND
BIND
YOUR
MAGAZINES

ola Books. Music and Magazines. Put
them In strong new covers for preser-
walton. Many records OF value can be
saved by having them bound The
News bindery can do the work In any
form at any price,
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pnLISorrNr ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

THE ATLANTIC MINING AND MILL
In, Company Principal place " business
aud Onlca. salt Lake city Utah Notice
There are delinquent upon The following de-
scTlbed stock. on account Of assessment No.
T. lev Ied october f. 1900. the several amounts
set opposite the names of the respective
shareholders AS follows:
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MO cRAsDE WESTERN ny

r.. ARRIVES
'tdll.SspE w." L. IN" zoo : n
t,,e ttAvFs
''5pm. " ~ a NJ, aiis .. N. and
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

-FOUR ACES MINING COMPANY 10.
cation of principal place of business, salt
Lake CITY, a. tab. Notice. There are delln-
Qucnt upon the following described stock, on
account OF aS,es,ment No. g. levied on the
. ia duy OF November, lpll the several
amounts set opposite the name, u the res
pertlve shareholders, as follows: