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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1901-09-06

Poor Flat Dwellers-Mrs. Crawford
"How did you enjoy your ocean voyage"
Mrs. Crabshaw-"It was just lovely. The
stateroom seemed so comfortable after liv-
ing in hat"-Town Topics.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1901-09-06

The defects Of great man are the conso-
lations of the dunces.-Atlanta Consttu-
ton
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1901-09-06

Piso's Cure is the best medicine we ever
used for all affections of the throat and
lungs-Wm. o. Endsley, Vanburen, Ind,
Feb. 10, 1900.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1901-09-06

If you want to be cured of cough use
Hales Honey of Horehound and Tar.
Pixies Toothache Drops Cure in one minute
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1901-09-06

The misfortunes of to-day are the bless
ings of to-morrow.-N. Y. Sun.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1901-09-06

Her Admirer-You know would do any.
thing in reason to please you.
She-Anything in reason? | knew yon
only imagined yourself in love!-Puck.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1901-09-06
A Reasonable Query.

Johnnie-Wuz Samson strong becoz he
had such long hair!
Father-Yes, my son.
rs that why you're afraid NV maw?"-
Ohio State journal.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1901-09-06

When your troubles are so firmly anchored
in your mind that you dream of them, whoa!
-Atchison Globe.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1901-09-06

The arrival of the first cattle in this
country is thus recorded in Gov
Bradford's history of Plymouth col
ony: "By this ship also came three
heifers and bull, the first of any
cattle of that kind in We land" This
was in 1924.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1901-09-06
Microscopic metaphysics.

MfCrOScOplC Metuphysfcs.
Mrs. Hoyle--I can read my husband like
a book.
Mrs Doyle-.You must have good eyes to
read such small type.-Smart Set.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1901-09-06

PUTNAM FADELESS DYES are as
easy to use as soap. No muss or failures.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1901-09-06
Easy to Prove.

If man wants to know definitely just
what kind of peg he is--sQuare or round
there is only one way. He must get into =
hoie.-Philadelph Press.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1901-09-06

The friend that fails us is better lost -
y. Y. Sun.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-16
POLstScN
espNssOlN
MARclAL.

Antes de anoohe hubo muchos esc&n
dalos en- la Corte de Madrid. Numero-
SOS grupos del pueblo daban mueras d don
Carlos de Borb6n.
-Se asegura en- log oirculos de la noble.
"a, que cuando se oelebren las bodas de la
princesa de Asturias Y ell hoy infsnte de
Espa1s, saldrAn los desposados nm largo
viaie.
-En toda la peninsula se hacen ma
nifestaciones de desagrado contra los je
suitss y en- desprestigio de- segundo hijo
del conde de Caserta.
Sc creee muy probable la dimisi6n
del actual Censejo de ministro de Ia Co
roma.
-Algunos revoltosos han sido dete-
nidos despu6s de tit&nica lucha contra la
poliofa. Algunos individuos llegaron d
neutraljzar La accoion de aquella en- varias
ocasiones.
Las tropss estan dispuestas para Ian
xarse Ia oslie en- csso de que ssf 10 re
quiera ell sostenimiento del orden pdblioo.
-Su magestad In reina regents dis
puso que ell matrimonio go ve.ifque privs-
mente, sin ninguns ostentacit7, ca IL OF.
pilla del palacio real. Sc han heoho mt.
ohas limosnas con motive de "a boda.
-En Madrid Sc observan todas les
apariencias de un movmieuto armada
por parte de los republicsnos. Sobra es
tos hs estableoido al gobierno una extrio
ia vigilancia.
-Axcarate manifesto publicsments
que es una verguenxa que 81 gobisrnc
consintiera que SO conoertass I'll matrimo-
Mo de la princesa de Arturias, DISCUS
to de la nacion.
-Antes de aver hubo continues cho
ques entire Ell pueblo y Ia tropa, recogien-
dose muchos heridos. Sc espera un alta
que al palacio real; de ahf Ell que se
refueroe CON dos baterfas de artillerfa 70
dada.
Ell oapit&n general de Madrid, Va
Ierisno Weyler, fu6 consultado sobre la
necesidsd de suspenper en- la Corte las
gsrantiss de Ia Constitution. Como con,
secuencia Sc adopto esa medida estrema.
-Todos los soldsdos de gnarnici6n
recorren las GALES en- torma imponente.
Los batallones de artillerfa aoampan en-
las plasss, donde han montsdo sus piexas
Antes de anoohe tuvo efecto el ma
trimonio consabido CON muy eseasa con
currencia.
Sc considera inevitable la revolu-
cion. I'm las provinoias espafolas reins
una efervesoenoia insuperable.
En- Valencia so ha sucedido las 90
lisiones entire los paisanos y los militares
La situaoion es muy seria.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-16
OTRos AGENTEs
DEL fs8lLL" HOLEAMDER

EI superintendent de la nueva tri-
butaoion, de aouerdo con Mr.. Hollander,
ha hecho los siguientes nombramientos de
taeadores de division;
Ramon Gonzalez, para San Juan y
Rio piedras; S. Ia Moot, para Vega bsja,
Vega alta, Corozal y Naraniito; Santisgo
Sire, para Bayamon, Toa alta, Toa baja y
Dorado; Julio Stheinacher, para la Caro-
Tina, Trujillo alto, Loiza y Rio grande;
A. w. Wood, para Arecibo, Camuy y
HatilIo; Bonocio Llensa, para GALES,
Msnatf, Barceloneta y Morovis; ]. e
Hoinxman, para Utuado; j. nj. Dome
mech, para Aguadilia, Aguada, Isabella y
Quebrsdillas; J. W. Chapman, para La
res, San Sebastian Mocs; T. P.
Lippitt, para Maysgiiez, inclusive Hormi
gueros; Francisco Llav-t, para las Marfas
Afiasco Rincon; Francisco P. Qu.nones
para San German, Cabo rojo y La1as; Pa
bio Pietri, para 7 suco, Sabana Grande y
Msricso; F. q. sThipson, para Ponce; En-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-16
JUICI0S PARA HOY

Hoy Sc han veri6cado siete juicios en-
la Corte de distrito ae actda en- esta ciu
dad. Cinoo civiles en- oobro de pesos y dos
criminales.
Los procedentes de Caguas son: ell Sc
guido por don Rafael Arce contra don Ma
nuel Edesa; aquel en- que es parte activa
don Manuel FORMS, contra don Severe
Abella Baston. Dos de Gurabo: Ell prime
70 de don Eduardo Collazo con la succession
Dionisio Torres; Ell otro contra la succession
Catalina Colon por demanda de don Anto
Mo Maria Saliva Uno de la Cidra, inicia-
do por Saraogo Hernsopsos contra don 10
se Vallejo.
En- los verbales de faltas est&n proce
sados, Valeriano Lopez por estsfa; Dioni-
sio Diax por lesiones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-16

rique Colon. para Adjuntas, Guayanilla y
Pefiueas; FL. E. Mathews, para Juana
Diaz, Coamo Santa Isabel; s. A. Malt
man, para Guayama Salinas; Fl. 7. Hi
lIebrand. para Arroyo. Patlllas Mauna-
bo; e. Gonzalez para Csyey, Cidra Al
bonito; B. w. Bates para Csguas, Aguas
buenas Comerfo; Ramon Irizarry para
Barranquitas Bsrros; Rafael Marxuach,
para San Lorenzo, Gurabo Juncos; Paul
Noble para Humaoao Yabucoa; A. r.
Thompson, para Naguabo y Fajardo; E.
Milland, para Vieques.
ASSESSOR de Division, Emilio Cortada.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-16
LN COrfe
de' Ponce

Segun La memoria que tiene la aten
cion de enviarnos ell tribunal de distri
to de Ponce, sus labores desde la fecha
de su constitution hasta ell 81 de Diciem
bre utimo es esta:
Causas pendientes al constituirse ell
Tribunal en- 30 de Agosto de /. 500, 232;
ingresadas desde aquella fecha, 1.o4o;
total de processes ]. o49.
Despsohadas desda ell 90 de Agosto
referido, 1.138; penf1lentes en- 81 de Di
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-16

oembre de ZOO, 14s; iuicios orales oe-
lebrados 500; lndlvidaos oondenados, 296
absueltos, 276; total, 572.
Declararon 1871. Hay en- apelacion
Sc juicios verbales.
Numero de dlas desde ell 90 de Agos.
to de 1889 al 81 de Dioiembre de 1900,
400: penados, 10; laborales 42o.
Asuntos gubernativos, 125.
Vean los que oombaten la integridad
de la magistraturs puertorrlquefia los ira
bajos constantes y penosos que ella viene
realizando en- la practica de- La justicia.
Jamas en- tiempos de la domination
espaf1oia se desplego iguai aotlvidad en-
los procedimientos enjulciatorios.
Nosotros envi amos los honorables
jueces nuestro oumplldo parabien.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-16

bras: <Una naci6n indivisible con lihert .d
= iusticia para todos.,
Y...... resulto 10 que era de espe
rarse de unas Camaras constitufdas en- esa
forms: ell descredito primero = ell fraoaso
despues. el pals, ell verdadere pals, ell
pals que piensa. que trabajs que produ
oe que NADIA bueno espera va de sus ac
tuales gobernantes, contemplo con profun
da compassion ell triste papel que durante
sesenta dias estuvieron desempefando
treinta y ouatro puertorriquef1os en- ell Sc
no de la representation. ..... de los re.
publicanos del oontinente. .... cuando
oye ahora les niflos de las escuelas repe.
tir One nation indiUisi6ze acith Ei5erty and
justice for all, con tristexa infnita sflsde
squellas palabras estas otras: Less sn
Puerto-Rsco.
lPobre pals!
<lNulla eat redemptio!,
mARclAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-16
REQU1s1ToR1As

FL honorable presldente de la Corte
de Justloia de Mayaguez ha carsado las
reqaisitorlas que sigue:
Uno contra Justo Ramos Ortiz por
contravencion a La orden general hume
ro 151.
Otro contra Venancio Acosta Agus-
tin Gonzalez, conooido por Arlequln aousa'
dos de lDjarls y hurto.
Otro contra Ramon Rivera Torres en-
causa sobre estafa.
Otro contra Miguel Lopez Emilio
Gimen.z Francisco Garcia Veiez en- un
sumarlo sobre robo en- cuadrilia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-16
Mayagwe>

Ha llegado aquella oiudad la co
mission del partido obvero socialfsta que
trata de unir con fines eoonomloos sus
camaradas.
--Antes de aver, dos individuos-re
publicanos por supuesto-se trabaron
bofetadas dentro de la casa oonslstorial
en- las mismas barbas del aloalde.
Como respetan Ell prinelpio de au-
toridad nuestros adverssrios
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-16
!AIREllMILlAlClA INA PEREZ A7[lL.ES
eIaza PRINCIPAL.

Areeibo, Puerto Rico. Plaza Principal.
antigua maca que u6 Freltes
hoy poedad del Lcdo Manuel Perez Av, ha estauado
udo por complete aura las prmas
a Isa.
FL dspacho de las formulas esta de ntegene
bao Ia Immediate direction del Perez Aviles
En- estabecimnto encona los 1lmos
ductos quImicos nventados apIcados la eapeutica
pductos de Sa han medala
plata varias Exposiciones extranjeras
baratisimos
FL Perez don Pedro Rios esan ncargados da
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-16
las agenoias dc LA DEM0CRACIA
los suscrtores anunoantes
AL PU BLICO

untad ddoarse negoos mas uoratlvos oesa
administration de La Democracia queido amigo don Juan B
Debme ezoeentes ervio guardamo ateotuo atu oumpho
ntegnoa cello nsuperab Deporamos la mroha de sus
r+o prop leimpda oontnuar gestionando los nueros.
M nombre administrator los suscr
pdbioo enenderan Munoz Rivera dirgendo a
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bon county, Such Visit, such inspec-
ton would surely arouse onthuglasm
In the breast OF the visitor, and ever
after cause him TO refer with pride to
the magnitude and wealth Of Utah's
coal resources.
During the visit OF the representative
Of the News TO the four coal camps
Of the company he was courteously
treated and kindly entertained by those
In charge Mt the mines, and thanks are
due TO j. II, sharp, superintendent Of
the Sunnyside mines. II. N. Cameron,
superintendent at Castle Gate; David
Grow. superintendent at Clear Creek,
and T. J. P0rmley, superintendent ut
Winter Quarters In this connection
the writer desires 10 add that at each
camp a friendly rivalry Ii on to Guido
the other II possible, In the way Of
monthly output, while, In the ranks of
employees, the same commondable feel
Ing Is noticeable.
The main Office OF the company Is To-
Gated IN the Dooly block In this city.
w, Il. Cotton Is president and treasurer
OF the association. w, @. Sharp ~ gem
eral manager; III. O. Williams is gem
eral superintendent; n, A. Greenwood,
auditor and u. l.. Carpenter IL general
sales agent
The local retail business of the Pleas
ant Valley Coal Company In Salt Lake
City II managed by y, j. Sharp, at No.
70 Main street
This excellent quality Of coal Is be-
Ing sought after at home and abroad
for It's unexcelled steam making quail
ties
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WEATHER DURING 1901.

Of May End, and continued without n
corruption until 1850 a. M OF May atn'
during which time i.O3 inches fell, FROM
p, m. Of the End to p, m. OF the ora
the fall amounted 70 2.72 inches, when
Is by far the heaviest "a hours pre-.
clpltation that has ever been recorded
at Salt Lake CITY January April
September October and November were
unusually dry. The three fall mohlns5
were also remarkable on account OF
having passed without even trace OF
snow The total snowfall from Janu,
airy list to May the end Of the SNOWMAN
season. was 37.7 inches, or 80 incheA
above normal; from September TO DE.
cember nth G.2 inches or about
inches less than normal the total
snowfall from January lst to Deceh-
Der nth was therefore 1873 inches, or
about inches below normal
RELATIVE HUMIDITY.
The average annual relative humidl-
ty was 10 per cent or per cent beioW
normal The highest average monthly
humidity ~ per cent occurred duglnB
February; the lowest, 80 per cent our
ing July. The lowest relative humidity
observed at any observation was per
cent at 6 p. m, on July 18Th.
SUNSHINE.
slxty-6ve per cent OF the possible
amouRt Of sunshine was received, or
three per cent more than usual. Thes
month with the greatest percentage Oh
the possible amount was July win ~
per cent; the least December WIN
about 30 per cent
WIND.
The average velocity Of the wind was
SO miles pGr hour, and the prevailing
direction was from the southeast Aprll
was the windiest month with an aver,
age hourly velocity OF IS miles, ana
February the quietcst, with an 1YeraS
velocity of 40 miles per hour, me
maximum velocity for the year was %
miles from the northwest on June Gtn'
Salt Lake CITY Umh December ~
1901.
l., II. MURDOCH
Section Director weather Bureau
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Tho following article was placed ,,it III
,ha hands Of the printer on Deoe .'',,
,ne , op' Wherever II has been pI ,as,
iI,oi Az do so. the data for the ll' ,.i
o uVal If December have been estil'u''u
at normal ,.,,,,,
mia moan pressure, or barometer
l9g M salt Lake city Utah LOT
Isau ,,osr 1901 vas 1891 inches, the nor
ule y uressure being 25,G3 inches lie
,,n nrsssuro reached during ula
vear G.iO inches, occurred on Ja'H E,h
I'm. the lowest, 2o'VS lncheS' y" ~
ruary It'll,
TEMPERATURE
rhA mean annual temperature was
70 dogrees. or deg, above the norman,
v ea an unusually warm year put
y o,,lts 60 warm rs the preceding one
The months during which most Oh VIC VIC
eycess of temperature occuIItu Nelu
ya a February May July october
S Sad Noyember. The temperature OF
~ remaining months was quite near
n u,r no month showing q marked
Hoacienov July was q remarkably
warm Uy month. rs mean temperature OF
"a dsr exceeding that Of any other July
nv . der During this month lhere
y ~ "a DAYS with maximum tempera-
,,res above % deg The mean tenn
r ,e t,re for October was the highest
tbat has been recorded since 1876. auA
Noyemher was one Of the warmesl NO
y Dy hers on record. The highest tenn,
norature OF the year lOl deg occurred
on July 18th, the lowest, 4 degy on Now
Years day. Most years gy by WIN
nnt a temperature higher than 9S desr
and lower than zero,
PRECIPITATION
The total precipitation from January
1st 10 December nth was 1896 inches,
or lust one.half inch above normal
The wet months were February March'
Nav and August. The precipitation
during May was unusually heayymeas'
nrlng 4. "a inches: this amount has been
exceeded during but one preceding May
that Of 1876 when i,SO inches were re-
corded. The rain began at $40 a. M
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GROWN AND BRIpaEwoRK.

their work 80 cheaply yet SO thoroughly
done,
CROWN AND BRIDGEwoRK.
This branch OF their business Is far
above the ordinary mechanical dentistry
and takes highest rank : dental art.
10y tfls method OF restoration, teeth
worn down, senSltYe and sore TO BITE
upon and giving the mouth compregeVd
and severe expression cGn be perfectly
restored
The chief drawback TO perfection In this
respect In the past was the inability OF
tho art OF dentistry, however skilful TO
permanently save some teeth by filling
Thus the tooth was lost entirely Now,
Ia this day of browning teeth the root
Is OF ineStimabe value BY these means
the teeth can be saved and restored by
porcelain or gold crowns, where other
means have failed. Where there are teeth
which TO attach bridges, any number OF
teeth on the upper or lower Jaw may be
restored by tho peculiar adaptahillty OF
the bridge.
The prices formerly charged for crown
and bridgework compelled many to have
their teeth extracted instead OF having
them crowned, but this order has now
been reversed Improved machinery and
methods, Of manufacture have produced
the revolution.
They repeat their offer OF last week,
tnat tney VIII discount the price or any
other dentist good, bad or Indifferent, on
all crown or brGgework, and guarantee
In every instance the bost gold, 2ik--the
dead yellow color, which Ia much to be
preferred over the lOwer-karat gold gem
orally used BY other dentists.
The remarkably low prices that they
are quoting on all work IL only possible,
even with improved methods when the
cash 10 on hand for all work.
Everyone Ia assured Of perfect work
manshlp In every instance because OF Dr.
Hector Griswold's personal inspection OF
every pi0ee Of work turned out HIS most
envlable record In his private practice In
this city for more than IL years will dou-
bly, assure everyone OF the reliability OF
everything produced by The Grswold
Dental Manufacturing Co,
EXTRACTING.
II has been said that It Is impossible
TO rem large number Of teeth without
Eivinf l0tofOrm or ether and do 80 with
out Lla This IL not true with The
GrlsNold Dental Manufacturing Co, Tor
they have another ana better means Of
doing all extracting absolutely without
pain and With absolutely no risk to the
patient Many put on having their teeth
extracted knowing FULL well that 1t IL ne
cossary for their comfort and health. be-
cause they have the dread Of taking an
anestheilc that makes them sick often
times for many days. Such an experience
never occurs when the work Is done by
The Gnswold Dental Mfg, Co, The price
Is 70 ceats
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delicate tlnts and shades 80 peculiar to
those Of nature suit tho case In hand,
The face can restored where there
has been Absorption Of the tissues and
sunken portion Of the face raised by
means Of prominanoes made upon the
dehture. Of such form and size as to re-
store the original contour and expression
Of the face.
The teeth can be arranged either
symmetrically or irregularly, TO suit the
exigencies OF the case. Gold filings
placed IN the artificial teeth, or gold
crown 30 placed az to give the artificial
teeth a more natural appearance. IL so
desired
They mount artificial teeth on all the
bases known to dentistry continuous
gum work lporcelain). by which Is pro.
duced an absolute perfect imitation OF
nature These are the moat expensive
Next comes the gold-plete We do
much OF this work and II IL really beau
uful. There are then platinum, aluminium
and silver used for plates. Lastly, there
IL the rubber or vulcanite plate, on
which most artificial teeth are mounted.
They are tho least expensive and are
very satisfactory. as the best results can
be obtained In giving expression 70 the
mouth and comfort TO tho wearer II care
Is given In their manufacture.
III you are n Wearer OF artificial teeth,
have trouble with your plates, consult the
grswold Dental Manufacturing Company.
III your plates hurt you or do not ut,
take them to the Griswold Dental Manu-
featuring Co and they will reset them
for you at a nominal cost and give you
romethlnB you can wear with comfort.
II your plate Is cracked or broken, take
It to them. They will repair 1t at a cost
OF from 81 to 81.
THE AVERAGE DENTIST
can In no way compete with the Girls
WOLD DENTAL MFG. co. Their large
and complete laboratory for the manufac-
tue Of all kinds Of artificial dentures
was founded for the sole purpose OF do
Ing AtGH-ART WORK In mechanical
dentistry for the public and for the
dentist who lacks the facilities necessary
for making artistic artificial teeth and
dentures. II does not pay the average
dentist, even one OF ability 10 equip a
laboratory for high-art dental work. He
does not have enough or that work to do
to warrant tho necessary outlay.
THEIR EQUIPMENT
is thorough and complete for PROS
est factory OF the kind in this entile
Western country.
They made the offer IN opening this
laboratory to make the first 100 Sets Of
Teeth at very low price. In order TO In
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-21
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
special meeting Of tho stockholders Of tho
Consolidated Implement Co, will DO held az
the company's office, 100 s. State street. salt
Lake City. Utah, on Monday, December %,
1901, AZ O'Clock pm.
The purpose OF said meeting Is TO vote up
on the proposition 20 consolidate the Consol-
dated Implement Co. and the coop Wagon
and Machine Co, Into one corporation aud to
do whatever may be necessary 10 perfect
such consolidation ana 70 transact any such
Other business as may properly come before
said meeting.
FRANK r. SNOW, Secretary
salt Lake City, Utah. November 20, 1901.
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And In accordance with law and an or
der Of the Board Of Directors made on the
said thrtieth day Of October, A, d. 1901,
SO many shares Of each parcel OF such
stock as may be necessary will be s0lt
at the Office Of the Secretary 300 Progress
day Of December, A. d. 1901, at the hour
Of II o'clock m, to pay the delinquent as
sessment thereon, together with the cost
OF advertising and expenses OF the sale
S, w DARKE Secretary.
300 Progress Block, Salt Lake City.
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NOTICE OF SALE or DELINQUENT
SrnHE

Elizabeth Consolidated Gold and Silver
Mining Company Principal place Of
business, Salt Lake City, Utah Notice
There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account Of assessment
levied on the thlrtleth day Of October a.
the names OF the respective shareholders,
ag follows!
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BONDS FURNISHED.

All kinds Of court and Official per-
sonal surety for employers, contract
ors, corporation officers. trustees and
administrators; also burglary insurance
written by United States Fidelity and
Guaranty Co., of Baltimore, Nd
THE WlLS0N-SHeRMAN. co, Gcn'I Agents,
50 West Second South street.
WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS.
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sprcIAL sTooKuoLprus, Mrrr,Na

Notice Is hereby given that there will
be a special meeting Of the stockholders
OF the Salt Lake Baseball Association.
held at the Office Of ]. II. Give, Room 2O2
ID. r. Walker Bldg. Salt Lake City. Utah,
Wednesday, Jan, 18TH 1902, al p. m, for
the purpose of voting on the proposition
TO increase the capital stock Of said as
ISOLATION. listening to the annual report
Of the Secretary and Treasurer. electing
a Board OF Directors for the ensuing year.
and 60 transact such other business as
may legally come before f.
S. A. WHITNEY,
Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-21

! An Associated Press dispatch
\ the other day said that an in
noyotion had been made in Chi
: cago by the introducing of
J telephone system In restaurants
7 whereby you could telephone
! from your seat at the table. II
: may be an innovation in Chicago
but It's been IN use at the Tavern
! for six months.
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