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The Washington times., 1902-12-07

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closing eyes. complete with silk
shoes and stockings. You d~0 On
would imagine her sFHf
deJutante. at............- y y "
From this price mp We can give you
Undressod and Dressed Dolls as fine
as they are made.
IN the line of Mechanical Toys you
viii find an unlimited selection. Ev-
cry make Of mechanical train and
coaches. some as high as II RPC
pieces. with tracks complete. ~
from S14-aS as cheap as-.-... NJ
There is one particular Mechanical
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car. including two switch IN M
es; a very interesting M NH
toy, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. - ~
16-in. high Grocery Store COM
pIcte with drawers, counters. nor
clerks, etc. waiting for pa 4EC
irons acknowledgements. w
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-25
snrRlfEs NrIICE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or
Salt Lake County State OF Utah, John
NJ. RineWalt. Plaintiff, against Char
lutte Il. Donncy, May Donnelly, Har-
rold /. Donuelly, Robert b, Donnelly,
Fred DOnnely, Jennie DOnnelly, guard
ian Of Fred Donnelly. and Edward Nc
Gurfln, Defendants. To be sold at
Sherffs Sale. at the West front door
OF the County Court House, IN the City
and County OF Salt Lake. State Of Utah.
on the l0lh day Of November A. -.
1902 az twelve o'clock noon OF said
day. an the right, title, claim and in
terest Of said defendants Of In and 10
the Real Estate, described as follows
to-Wit
All Of Lot numbered twenty (2o) ana
the north one-half % OF Lot numbered
twenty-one (2i) in Block numbered two
% In Bellevue Park Addition 20 salt
Lake City, Utah, as same Is plated ana
OF record In the Office OF the County
Recorder OF Salt Lake County. Utah.
situated IN Salt Lake County State Of
Utah.
Purchase price payable IN lawful
money Of the United states
Dated at Salt Lake city, this 18th
day OF October. A. u. 1902.
GEORGE II. MAYOR,
Sheriff Of the County OF Salt Lake.
Utah.
By John B.Cumnock. Deputy Sheriff.
Booth, Lee q Richie, Attorneys for
Plaintiff
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REPORTER PUBLISHING COMPANY
PREPARING BEES FOR WINTER

Bees should have plenty Of time TO
get their stores located TO suit them
and to have all sealed. II any colony
Is not strong enough TO cover four
frames, unite 1t with another. This
uniting should not be left until late.
II the bees are to be wlntered outdoors,
20 TO 20 pounds Of honey will be need
ed, say four TO six frames of sealed
honey For the cellar, three or four
well.filed frames may do. BE sure to
have enough. Some colonies may not
consume half the amount indicated but
We may not know which colonies they
are and 1t will not be wasted II they
have too much. Just as well have some
thing left over so they can begin the
sooner in the surplus apartment as 10
have them walt 20 flll up the brood
chamber with alfalfa honey before they
begin In the supers. II colonies are
lacking in stores, give frames of sealed
honey II at hand, IL not give gran
uated sugar and water. equal parts,
using a feeder or the crocli-and- plate
plan, writes Dr. c. G. Miller In Field
aud Farm.
This Kind OF feeding Is better than
10 give less water with the sugar, for
IL Is more like the thin nectar the bees
gather and there are changes made In II
by the bees which they cannot make
so easily on the thicker syrup. They
must have plenty of time however to-
evaporate ana ripen this food and II
they cannot have It while warm wealth.
er vet lasts then the thicker syrup
should be given. II one should be 80
unfortunate as not TO get them fed
in time 10 allow them to seal the syrup.
then use candy. Better take pains how
ever not 20 be late about feeding AZ
an extra induccment 10 this, II may
be mentioned that the earlier feeding
with tile thinner material tends 10
make the queen lay. thus having a
larger force OF young bees 10 endure
the winter and be ready for spring
work,
For wIntering outdoors. the entrance OF
the hive should not be more than three.
elehths OF an inch by eight inches for
strong colonies and less for weaker ones.
To Eeep out mice. close the entrance
with wire cloth having three meshes
10 the inch. This will allow the bees
10 pass but not the mice. With 30 small
an entrance there IL danger OF clogging
and this must be guarded against by
cleaning out the entrance " u needs H.
some put under the hive rim an inch
or ero deep with the entrance at the
TOP Of Il, and with this there Is much
less dat ger Of clogglng. The hives
should not be In a windy place, but
sheltered especially from north and
west wind. Let them face south on
eouthesast and put some kind Of pack
ing about the hives without closing the
entrance, even II nothing more than
corn stalks piled up against them. Some
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OUR OWN STATE.

en- In honor Of Elder n. G.. Peter.
son and Perry Snow, who depart for the
mission field early next week
WEDDING BELLS.
The following marriage licenses ware
this week issued by County Clerk Jer-
Aen
Erastus l.. Garllck Of Fairylew ard
Malinda Larsen OF Mt Pleasant
Walter Jensen and Libby Sylvester
Of Elslnore.
Die A. Alfred and Sarah NJ. Carter
Of Fountain Green.
Benjamin H. T. Thomas and Val.
celia kees Of Wales
Nathaniel j. Edmunds OF Wales ard
Llnnle Jolley Of Moronl.
The funeral OF the young daughter
OF Mr., and Mrs, N. W. Anderson of
this city was held al the family rest
denee this morning at il o'clock. AS
Mr Anderson is one Of the teachers
In eur district schools, the children "
the schools were IA attendance at the
funeral to show respect to their teacher
and departed schoolmate.
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bees are an even temperature and a
dry hive. Unless great care is taken
TO prevent the cold from without rom
oon9eallng the dampness In the hive
causing accumulation Of water about
The bees, which ~ so very injurious,
failure viii be the result. Packing
with burlap and other absorbent ma
terlal which so many advocate, VIII BE-
successful when proper care is taken 20
prevent the cold from congeallng the
moisture, but when such Is not the cast
such a material should not be used, for
II becomes water soaked and tho'e-
fore cold and hurtfui On the other
hand, when boards are used, every con-
ditIun for the better protection Of the
bees Is had, and II never becomes dan
gerous 10 the welfare OF the bees
Thorough ventilation win De supplied
from above through the packing and
from below through the creyices In the
super and the entrance. Anyone Who
has had dealings with bees In common,
tall box hives win not fear insufficient
ventilation for the bees when the damp.
ness and cold are Kept out as described
above
Hives can be packed on one side only
pnd above and placed two together
The hives then Will be q protection 90
each other. and a thlckc packing can
be had at the sides, This Is the best
way 20 pursue with eight frame hives
when only two frames can be moved TO
advantage when hives are so placed
place a thin board so az 20 project out
between the entrances TO aid the bees
In finding their proper hives Before
preparing bees for Wlntering, see that
each hive TO be wintefed has queen
When there are several weak colonies
II Is better 10 unite, leaving the best
queens and destroying the Inferior ones
Before uniting colonies II Is better 10
cage the queen YOU expect 10 keep fol
few days within the hive, to prevent
her being Killed, and always
when uniting colonies. try ~ 90 30 In
honey flow after thorough smoking,
In the fall bees are apt 70 be cross, and
many are liable 20 be killed before they
settle.
To protect the ends Of the hives. good,
thick boards can be tackled on to the
ends, making a double thickness bey-
elled at the top. TO shed water,
Enamelled cloth may be used In place
of boards 10 lncase the bees but 1t IL
not nearly as good. Boards ara nom
conductors. cheap, ana viii he propol-
lied better than the cloth, thus keep
ing out the cold, as Is the natural way
Of bees.
Where only few colonies are kept
they may be protected to advantage by
windbreaks placed on the north side OF
the hives. Let the air circulate freely
underneath each colony that dampness
viii not interfere. Damp chilly wealth
err Is very destructive 10 bees, and
dampness should be prevented as much
as possible. The bottom Of the hive
should always be the coolest portion,
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Nnrlcr ro 1oNrRAcrnR.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUB-
lie Works, Salt Lake city, oct, goth,
19O2-Sealed proposals win be received
at this office until IL o'clock a. m Mon
day. November 3rd, 1909. for the work
Of constructing an Asphalt Sidewalk
ON the east side Of Second West street
from South Temple to Second North
streets.
Instructions to bidders, together with
specifications and forms for contract
and bond can be obtained upon appli-
cation at the office Of the Board OF
Public Works or City Engineer.
The right is reserved to reject any
and all bids,
BY order Of the Board Of Public
Works.
SPENCER CLAWSON. Chairman.
Louis 9. Kelsey, City Engineer
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NOTICE or SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
special meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Fifth Ward Co operative store, . corporation
under the Jaws OF Utah. Will be held az the
oompany's store No. $40 West. eyenth South
81. In Salt Lake city, Utah, on the 9Th day
OF November. 1902 ne o'clock y. m. Of said
day, for tho purpose Of considering and vot'
lng upon the following proposed smendments
10 The articles Of Incorporation OF said com
pany. 70 Wit!
10 amend Article 10 read ms follows; Tho
capital stock Of this corporation shall be ten
thousand $4,000 dollars, and divided into
ten thousand shares OF the par value OF one
tsl on dollar each,
And for the transaction Of such other bust.
mess as may properly 60 me before said meet.
lug ARCHIBALD fkbhBAlhN,
Dated Oct lg 1p02 Secretary.
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GEORGE ], CANNON,


OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUB
lie Works, Salt Lake cry oct 20, 1902
Sealed proposals win be received at this
office until # O'Clock a. m, Monday,
Nov. 9. 1902. for the work or construct
ing gravel sidewalks on Ninth East
street between Ninth and Eleventh
South streets; on Tenth South street
between Ninth and Eleventh East
streets: on Tenth East street between
Tenth South and Spruce streets. and on
Lincoln Avenue between Tenth South
and spruce streets Instructions 70
bidders, together with specifications and
forms for contract and bond can be OBJ
taIned upon application at the office Of
the Board OF Public Works, or city
Engineer.
The right is reserved TO reject any
and all bids.
By order OF the Board Of Public
SPENCER CLAwsoN,
Chairman.
Louis C. Kelsey. city Engineer.
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POLITICS BOOMING.
SANTAQUlN.
EARNEST WORK OF THE Mia
Prosperous Conditions Of schools -
Canada Fever - Welcome Rain.

special Correspondence.
Santaquin, Utah Co., Oct. A.--Elder
John Wall, formerly an active citizen
Of this town, has just returned to Can
ada after short business visit here.
His report Of Alberta Is quite fiattering
and Is likely to affect some Of our peo-
pie to pull up stakes and seek new
homes In the far north
The NJ. l. associations have opened
their seasons work In real earnest
Last Tuesday evening a cOnjoint So
cial was had and a strong desire was
manifested to do more and better work
than ever. One of the chief factors In
the earnest, progressive work by the
young people of this place, aside from
the earnest labor of the officers of the
respective organizations, Is the almost
continuous presence Of Bishop Holla-
day and counselors at their meetings
and their active work therein.
our public schools are in a very pros
porous condition. An enthusiastic as
plration for education has given extra
ordinary zest TO the school work. Man
ual training now forms an important
branch of the curriculum,
a much needed rain has just arrived
giving promise OF high value to our
farmers.
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HUNTINGTON.
DISTRICT COURT SESSION.
Political Rallies - Coal Filings Are
All Right.

Special Correspondence.
Huntington, Emery Co., Oct, 23,--The
district court convened on Monday and
adjourned Wednesday morning after
disposing Of the following calendar:
state W. Geo Brandon, resisting an
officer: plea OF guilty was entered
and fine OF s25 was assessed against
Mr.. Brandon.
state VS. II. w. Hill on charge OF
robbery: case dismissed on account of
a defect In the information Mr. Hlll
was rearrested and brought before G.
p. Anderson. justice OF the peace at
Castle Dale, for examination. The case
lasted a day and half. with VIM d.
Livingston, district attorney. on one
side and NJ. NJ, Warner and r ~
Woods on the other. AT the. end Of the
examination the justice discharged the
defendant.
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ADVERTISEMENT
Idaho State Democratic Ticket,

For Congressman,
JOSEPH II, HUTCHINSON, Of Ada.
For Governor
FRANK w. HUNT, Of Lemhl.
For Lieut. -Governor.
W. j.. ADAMS, Of Washington.
For Supreme Judge,
r. Il. FOGq of Idaho.
For Secretary Of state.
CHARLES ]. BASSETT, Of Bingham.
For state Auditor,
]. c. CALLAHAN, Of Kootenal,
For State Treasurer
Il. =. COLEMAN, Of Bingham
For Attorney-General,
+. d. CULVER, Of Ne2 Perce.
For State Supt. Of schools,
MISS PERMEAL FRENCH, Of Blaine
For Mine Inspector,
j. H. NORDQUlST, of Shoshone'
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NOTICE

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders Of the Saint Joe Mining
Co., for the election OF directors and the
transaction Of such other business as
may come before them, VIII be held 1t
their office, No. 81 Commercial block,
Salt Lake City, on Monday, Nov. TO-
1902, at p. IN.
The stock books OF said company
Will be closed on Monday, Nov, g. 1909,
and no more stock transferred on said
books until after the election.
WIN. 3. BURTON Secretary
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soTICE OF SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
n gpecial meeting Of the stockholders
N the April Fool Gold Mining and Mil
Ing company n corporation Of Utah, Is
called and win be hold at the office Il
ihc company. l6i South MAN street.
SaIt Lake city, Utah, at 10 o'clock a.
ip.. on Tuesday, the 2sth day OF Octo-
her. A. d., 1902 for the purpose Of Goa.
STEERING and voting upon the question
Of the voluntary dissolution Of the cor.
nora ton according Co law. BY order
II the board Of directors April Fool
Gold Mining and Milling company, by
}. u. WOOD, vice President
A. W. MOtNTNEY. Acting Secretary
Dated this 9th day OF September. A.
n IQUg
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TOOELE.
LUCKY FIND of WATER.
Railroad Work Nearly Complete
Charles Mcclellan Injured,

Tooele. Tooele Co.. Oct. A-For a
consideration OF $4,000 the Bryan fam
ily sold 20 the Oregon Short Line rail-
road a daily supply Of 10000 gallons OF
water, the water to be measured By n
meter. This is about one .quarter Of
the daily supply of the Bryan springs.
The water will be piped about one mile
and a half 10 the new Halfway House
station on Barney Welyand's land, into
tanks for railroad use.
When the workmen started TO lay the
pipes to the tanks, the Transcript re-
ports, permission was given them by
the Bryans to 90 above the springs and
dig into the mountain and catch the
water at higher point so as to give
more fall to the pipes, and there they
cut into a new vein Of water that has
increased the total flow Of the old
spring about one-thlrd; 30 that after
selling the railroad company 10000 gall
Ions per day, they have now more
water than they had before the sale,
All the railroad grading through this
valley Is nearly complete. and tie lay
ing is going on at about one mile each
day Just now. At the rate they are
going the track laying should be fln-
lshed to Tpoee station some time next
week Trains may run TO the terminus
by the beginning OF November.
A marriage license was granted Tues
day 10 Louis Whimpey. q, and Miss
Libbie steele ~, both Of Merour
PAINFUL ACCIDENT.
While working on a windlass at one
Of the mines at stockton deputy sheriff
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NOTICE on SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAI
a special meetng OF the stockholders
cf the Magnolia Mlnlng and Mllling
company a corporation OF Utah, Is
called and will bo held at the Office oi
the company, 16l South Main street,
Salt Lake city, Utah, at II o'clock &.
H. on Tuesday, the 2Sth day Of Octo.
Der, A. d., 1909, for the purpose Of con-
s1CrIng and voting upon the question
OF the voluntary dissolution Of the cor
paration according to law BY order
Of the board Of directors Magnolia Min.
Ing and Milling Co., by
j. D. WOOD vice President
A. w, MOUNTNEY, Secretary
Dated this eth day OF September, A.
n. 1909.
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NorICr OF sroCRHOLDERs MEETING
on the Deseret Dramatic Syndicate. 10
Amend Articles Of Incorporation.

on the Deseret Dramatic syndicate. TO
Amend Articles OF Incorporation.
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT A
special meeting Of the stockholders OF the
De,eret Dramatic Syndicate will BE- held on
the 18th day " November, A. ID. 1909, al the
hour Of eleven O'Clock a m, ut the Office of
tha company, at room 22 Deseret News
iiulldng' salt Lake City, Utah. for the ppr-
pose OF amending article five OF the articles
Of Incorporation so that the same shall read
as follows
Article v. The amount OF tho capital stock
Of said corporation shall he SIXTY Thousand
dollars OO00OO.O0l. which shall 10 divided In
TO sixty thousand (G0,O00) shares u the par
value OF one dollar 900 per share aud shall
be non. aSsessablc
This meeting Is called pursuant To an order
q, the board Of directors OF said company
Datod this glst day Of October, A. u. l!02.
JOSEPH +, TAYLOR, President
WESLEY X. WALTON, Secretary.
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JOTIN IAMES. CIerK
harlow Ferguson. AttorneY for peltoner


IN THE DISTRICT COURT. Pro.
bate Division, IN and for Salt Lake
County State OF Utah In the matter
If the estate Of \, II, Raleigh deceased.
Notice. The petition Of William Asper
ard Alfred Solomon, executors Of the
estate of a. Il Raleigh, deceased, Tor
confirmation Of the sale OF the following
described real estate Of said docedert,
20 wit.
Al Of blocks twenty-nine C9O am
thirty 1907, and all OF lots three CD and
four "a, OF block twenty-seyen ca,
Fiat A Of Centeryille t0wnslte survey
as plated In plat Of said survey on t'e
In the office OF the County Recorder Of
Davis County Utah. 70 which reference
ig hereby made
Also all Of lots three CD and four %
IN block twenty-eight (2S), plat A, VI
said Centerville tOwnsite survey.
Also, all of lots one %, two (2) and
ihree CD In block 'D-A' North NH
Greek survey in section eight %, town
ship two CD North Of Range one %
East, Salt Lake Meridian
Also, commencing at point fourteen
OD chains and seventy G0) links north
and one % chain and fifty-four GOD
links east from the southwest corner
of section seventeen 90, township two
(2), north Of range one % east, Salt
Lake meridian and running thence
east eight (S) chains, thence north six
Co chains and forty-Gye A5) links
thence west seven 90 chains and nine
ty-one (9l) links, TO the east line Of a
four-rod street running north and
south. thence south six 90 chains nifty
eight 1857 links to point OF commencing,
Being block seven o. and containing
1--WE and eighteen hundredths acres, as
plated In plat OF Albert Alabey's sur
yey. said survey Is comprised In the
west half OF the southwest quarter Of
said section seventeen.
Also, commencing az a point five 90
chains and twenty-seyen (2O links south
and one % chain and iifty-nine $50
links east Of the northwest corner of
the southwest quarter of section seven
teen CO, township and range aforesaid.
running thence south on east line Of
said four-rod street running north and
south thirteen l3) chains and forty zone
(4D links thence east seven (D chains,
ninety-one (gl) links. thence north thlr-
teen O3) chains twenty-five (25) links
TO the south line Of a four rod street
running east and west. thence west sew
en- 90 chains seventy-three (13) links
to place of beginning, being block FIVE
90, and containing ten and forty-two
hundredths acres. as plated IN plat Of
Albert Mabey's survey.
For the sum of $4,000. And upon
the following terms to-wit. 5000 cash
and balance upon confirmation, J. II.
Grant being the purchaser as appears
from the return Of sale, filed In this
court, has been set FOR hearing on Fri.
day. the 3lst day Of October, A. d. 1909.
at 10 o'clock q. m at the County Court
House, i'm the Court Room Of said Court.
In Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County.
Utah.
Witness the Clerk OF said Court, with
the seal thereof affixed this 18th day Of
October. a. d. 1902.
(seaD. JOHN JAMES Clerk.
II. S. Tanner. Attorney FOR Executors.
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SPRING CITY.
TIMBER CONCESSIONS,
Lumber Permits for Home Consump'
ton Death of Infants.

Special Correspondence.
Spring city, Sanpete Co., Oct ~
L. i, Timber Agent Sewers has grant.
ed the petition Of our citizens TO eur
timber on government lands, for home
consumption. The amount specified IN
The grant IL 100000 feet. Next week the
Sorenson and Thompson saw lnill WI
begin saving out the timber, TINS WIZ
be an appreciated favor, as lumber at
present is scarce article In sanpete'
DEATH OF INFANTS.
There Is considerable sickness among
our children. Two deaths occurred TINS
week. one, Mrs. Hans h. Larsens m
FAINT boy, the other the baby girl OF MIS-
Charles A. Olsen.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

OFFICE BOARD OF PUBLIC
Works. salt Lake city. oct 20, 1902.
Sealed proposals will be received at this
office until II o'clock a. m. Monday.
November 3. 1902. for the work OF con-
structing Main Sewer on North Tenn
pie Street
instructions to bidders, together with
Specifications and forms for contract
and bond, can be obtained upon appli-
cation AZ the Office Of the Board Of Pub
lie Works or city Engineer. The right
Is reserved 20 reject any and all bids.
By order Of the Board Of Public Works,
SPENCER CLAWSON,
Chairman.
Louis C. Kelsey, City Engineer
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

DEsERET AND SALT LAKE AGRI-
cultural q Manufacturing Canal Com
pany. Principal place OF business, Salt
Lake city. Utah. Notlce-There are
delinquent upon the following described
stock. on account Of assessment No
three (3), levied on the IAN day Of
August, 1902. the several amounts set
opposite the names of the respective
shareholders, as follows.
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ASSESSMENT NO, rs.

ELY MINING AND MILLING COM
pany Office and principal place Of busIs
ness, Salt Lake city, Utah. Notice 10
hereby given that at o meeting OF the
directors held on the 9th day Of Sept,
1902 an assessment OF cents per share
Was levied on all the shares Of the capt.
tai stock Of the corporation issued aud
outstanding, payable on or before Oct. n,
1852 to the Secretary at his Office No. Il
South Main street, Salt Lake CITY. Utah
Any stock upon which the assessment
may remain unpaid on the 2Sth day OF
oct, 1902 WIN be delinquent and adver-
lised for sale nj public auction, and un-
less payment IL made before, 80 many
Of the shares represented by each Ger.
tillcate Of the stock 20 delinquent as may
be necessary will be sold on the II day
Of Nov, 1902. at 10 o'clock a. m, 10 pay
the delinquent assessment, together with
the cost OF advertising and expense OF
sale.
VIM 3. sPRAGUE, Secretary.
~ order uf the Board OF Directors.
Salt Lake City Utah Sept, "a, 1902