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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-15

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO-
late Division. IN and for Salt Lake
County, state Of Utah. In the instter
OF the estate OF Lorenzo snow de-
ceased. Notice The petition OF o. q.
Snow, administrator Of the estate OF
Lorenzo Snow, deceased, praying for an
order Of sale of real and personal pro-
perty OF said deoedent, and that all
persons interested appear before the
said Court TO show cause why an order
should not be granted to sell so much
az shall be necessary Of the following
described real estate and personal pro-
perty OF said deceased: to wit. Com.
nenoing l6 rods south and 4 rods east
Of the northwest corner Of the south
west quarter OF the southeast quarter
OF Section II, Township 3 north range
2 west. thence south 20 rods; thence
west IS rods; thence north SO rods.
thence east IS rods; thence south is
rods, thence east 20 rods to place Of be-
ginning In BoXeldcr County. Utah.
Also a parcel Of land In Lot 9, Block 4,
salt Lake city, Utah, as in the petition
described.
Also all the personal property In said
petition described. An order Ia also
asked In said petition authorizing the
administrator to deed TO Lewis q,
Hoagland the property in said petition
described as having been sold by the
deceased In his life time. said Hoagland
having compiled with such contract,
has been set for hearing on Friday the
2lst day Of November, A. ID. 1909, az 10
o'clock a. n at the County Court
House. In the Court Room OF said
Court, IN Salt Lake City. Salt Lake
County, Utah.
Witness the Clerk Of said Court with
tho seal thereof affixed this 9Th day OF
November, A. ID. 1902.
lSeaD JOHN JAMES, Clerk.
by C.. Frank Emery. Deputy Clerk.
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BRYAN. IDAHO.
THRILLING RUNAWAY EPISODE.
george iverson Dragged by Frac.
tious Horse for 90 Rods,
Special Correspondence

special correspondence
Bryan Bingham Co., Ida, Nov. IL
George Nerson, son of b. NJ Iverson
Of this place. has just come through
thrilling experience. He was riding a
lfaeuous horse having chuin tug har-
ness on the animal The gate opening
INTO the railroad right of why was par
llally open. When the horse entered
the opening he made q sudden dash.
striking Mr.. VERSIONS leg against the
gaze post. The young man jumped
liOm the horse. and after he thought
me animal was quieted he made an
ehort to get on his back again In some
peculiar manner his right foot became
entangled in one OF the chain tugs and
young lverson was thrown to the
ground with the chain around his leg
IN such way as to hold him fast. The
morse then dashed across the two
tracks Of the railroad, dragging the
young man nfter him. The horse then
turned ran along the excavation beside
the roadbed, dragging his victim over
grades of road crossings and irrigntlng
ultches, humping against the cobble
stones and gravel for distance of
some 30 rods. Coming TO a cattle guard
the morse stopped. The young man
arose TO his feet eXtricated himself
from his perilous position and walked
u distance Of a 100 rods to his home. A
physician was called In and his back
ana shoulders We're found to be very
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PAROWAN.
IRON COUNTY RETURNS.
Democrats Elect state Senator-Bai'
ance of Ticket Republican
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Parowan, Iron Co., Nov 1S.--Follow"
ing Is the official count of the election
returns in Iron county:
Congressman--W IL. King Cd,
500. Joseph Howell (R.). 5i6, Matthew
Wilson 81, As.
Justice Of Supreme Court-Richard
w Young (D), 5ll; VIM. McCarty (lIn
SAG; Warren Foster 80, 81.
State Senators, Evelenth District
Democratic nominee wins by II votes
over his rival A. b. Lewis (R), who re-
ceived 53S votes.
Representative, Twenty-fourth Dis
trict-Wm. II. Holyoak Cd, iSS; Nor
gan Richards (R), $3.50, Edward j..
Palmer 81, &C.
County Commissioners (short term)--
VIM. Ii. Cory 3D., 1885, Henry W
Lunt (R), 81; Daniel f. Leigh go, 81
County Commissioner (short term)-
e. w. Pendeton ID, i5J; MILFORD Day
R.), $50; Nathan Benson 80, SO; VIM
Edwards D), l49, Reese j. Williams
(R), 591.
County Clerk--Chas. d. Adams D)
4Si VIM, l.. Morris (R.), bsb; 0. D.
Bracken 50, &C.
sheriff-Thos. Uric ID, 44S; Alfred
Froyd (R.), SOS; Cornelius Bladen ts),
90.
Recorder-Jane Ann Eyre Cd, 400;
Emily c, Watson (a), 62S Sadie Cam
erOn (S.), 6s,
Attorney--J. II. Mcdonald O), SS7,
Edmund II, Ryan R.), Gas; Jos. T.
Wilkinson (S), 67.
Assessor--Jos S, Fife (D.), Az; Sllas
s. sopham (R.), 479; Jos. G.. Steven
son Isl, POP.
Treasurer--Alexande Mathesen D).
44i; j. II. Arthur (R), $685. Albert f.
Cover (S), GS.
Surveyor-Eugels Sohoppman (D),
i7O; James Robb (R), ga; George II.
Hunter (S), A.
Last night Mother Earth received
much needed wetting by downpour Of
rain followed by snow, which has con-
tlnued at intervals all day.
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evening. In addition to an interesting
program of N,ctrinal discussion given
by members OF the quorums, FL
der II. c. Henrichsen was ordained
to the office OF president of the Thirty
fourth quorum. Elder Herman Knud-
sen was selected to nh another yacan-
cy IN the presidency Of the same quo
rum but was not present. The Vacan-
cies were caused by the appointment
Of President l., l., Nelson to the blshOp-
rio of the second ward, and the ordlna-
ton Of President phiiander Brown as a
High Priest,
Elder VIM. Z. Clayton was ordained
enc Of the presidents of the one Hun
bred and Twenty-third quorum, TO MI
o vacancy caused by President Hugh
Clayton being called TO the bishopric
of the sixth ward,
Boshard and Pyne Bros, quartet ia
yored the meeting with vocal selec-
lions,
DAYIEs.LAIRD NUPTIALs.
David Laird, 20, of Eureka, and Mar
tha n, Davies, IS, OF Provo, have Sc
cured u marriage license.
dAkDEN VII NJ LIS
shenn Layne was down from Ogden
yesterday with patient for the insane
asylum
A young man by the name of Sven
sen, lately arrived from Kansas City,
and who has a brother In Pleasant
Grove. was taken TO the inilrmary To-
day. suffering from severe attack or
tuberculosis ami dysentery. The case
is considered serious.
Postmaster Peters was over from
American Fork yesterday. he states
that the seriousness of the smallpox
condition In his town has been exagger-
ated, and that nearly all the cases 80
far have been of very mild type
Some Of the farmers who have not
harvested their sugar beets fear That
a frost may follow rain and prevent
them from digging the beets, other-
wise the rain Is very welcome.
During the coming week the people
of the Fifth ward viii serve dinner In
the building lately vacated by the Pro-
vo Book and Stationery company The
proceeds will go to the building tund
for the new ward house,
County Physician Robson denies the
correctness OF the report TO the erect
that there are any cases of smallpox
at Lake View in this county lie has
made several visits to reported cases
and found they We're not smalpox,and
further states that there nave peeh no
cases Of smallpox this season
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OUR OWN STATE.

sum Of 1850 and TO tue minor cblla snO
for their support WV
w, A. Cownn who was found piiltv ~
Forgery Wednesday was sentenced Vs.
one year In the state prison.
In the suit OF Elizabeth A shorn ,s
Jane Read, judgment was enterad 10
FAVOR OF plalntiff for 500 and costs of
action. NV''' VI
Hearing In the case Of Walter q
parmiey vs. j. G, Coolidge was CON
tlnued to Nov. % ~ WIZ
BROWN FAMILY REUNION
a reunion of the family OF the lo,o
francis A. Brown was held yester1oV
at the beautiful home of Hon Frank
j. Cannon ana wife. Had Mr. Brown
lived until yesterday he would hova
celebrated his elghtleth birthday Mrs
Martina II. Brown, his wife. win ha 90
years oil age the oath of This mon,h
Ihere were present nine sona ana
daughters % grandchildren one pron,
grandchild and several sons ana
daughters-ln-law. The day MAS vcry
delightfully."- spent at various knds Of
pleasures A sumptuous dinner WAS
served In the spacious dninproop,
MANY HAPPY remembrance were he.
called oil the past. The family of 'ho
late Il, A. Brown is one Of the most
honorable In the State Of Utah.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Detective Fender went Ia Salt rap.
this morning and win brlng hack IN ng.
den Charles Elll>n the man wb,
stole the coat from Burt Bros.
Richard G. Watkins Of Provo ig
spending few days in Ogden with rel.
atlyes.
Charles w. Nlbley of Boker c,tv
Ore, Is In Ogden on business
wednesday evening a farewell bali
VIII be given IN the Mound Fort hall
IN honor of William Wltten who has
been called on mission to Colorado
Mrs. II, w, PoppeMel and daughter
Daisy left for California today where
they VIII make their future home
Frank and W II. Freeman have left
J for Riverside, Cal, being called there
on account Of the severe illness n,
| their mother
Frank Carson has gone to his rnlniro
| properties in the northwestern bart Of
| the state.
A. d. Rasmussen has gone 10 Rock
Springs Wyo,, to look after some busl,
ness interests he has at that place
Rev. II. $. Unord. the noted evan.
gelist' was in Ogden yesterday en- route
| to San Francisco.
Monday evening, Nov. II. at the Con.
gregational church, the public will hayr
an opportunity Of listening to the SEE.
ond of the Lyceum course Of enter.
tainments On that occasion the gifted
and talented humorist and autnor
Ople Read, with Charles L. Banks and
w. Bruce Amsbary viii give one Of
their evenings educational feasts or
wit and humor They are consIderef
some Of the best In their class of enter.
ment in the United States. The door,
will open at 1880 and the entertainment
will begin at 5 p, m.
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rhobATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
No Tonsuit County Clerk or tho reapee.
''' S'sners Tor further information.

consult County clerk mr. Tim reu,s..
wv sishers Tor further lnfornatlon
IN IHE DISTRICT COURT PRO.
W. DIVISION. In and for Salt fak,|
Npuhlg' state OF Utah. In the matter
~ he Application Of Tho Anri, t'oa,
uolu Mining and Milling company d
corporation. for its voluntary dIsanlu-
non as such Corporation Notice 4,
s,eereby given that the Anril Fool C,oia
Mining and Milling eomnonv co,.
poraton, organized and exlstine under
'ne laws Of the State OF IItah hss nr..
Cn,,r, 90 thls division of the District
njs,rI. ~ ana Tor the Third Judicial
80 fii county OF Salt Lake. State
49,, Dsun' a petition praying to be a.
n nnso, 10 Voluntarily dissolve as a cor.
20 ".Vn ~ conformity with Chapt e
~ ~ pnltleu voluntary Dissolution OF
Do,,toIatluaS OF the Code Of Civil Pro.
.senure' ana that at the expiration IL
uurV Jays from the date OF this pub.
ncetlol 10 wiz on December Sth. 1902
az soon thereafter as counsel can be-
nearu ms Court will proceed to hear
nnl determine this application ami
sucn objections as may be filed in this
S,ourt thereto as provided for in said
section OF the Code Of Civil Procedure
In witness whereof, | have hereunto
fet my hand and affixed the seal o.
Ine District Court Division No. /.
Third judicial District. in and for Sal,
Lake County, State Of Utah. this lst
day OF November, A. d.. 1909.
VseaD JOHN JAMES,
Clerk.
l3y George 9, Armstrong, Deputy Clerk.
Lindsay II, Rogers, Attorney,
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PRO-
bate Division, In and for Salt Lake
County. State Of Utah. In the matter
OF the application Of the Magnolia MIN
Ing & Milling Company, a Corporation.
for its voluntary dissolution as such
Corporation. Notice is hereby given
that the Magnolia Mining & Milling
Company a Corporation, organized and
existing ulder the laws OF the State of
Utah. has presented to this division OF
the District Court. IN and for the Third
judicial District, County Of Salt Lake,
State OF Utah, a petition praying to he
allowed 10 Voluntarily dissolve as COR
poratiOn, In conformity with Chapter
70 entitled voluntary Dissolution OF
Corporations Of the Code Of Civil Pro.
thirty days from the date OF this pub
licatlon, to-wit, December Sth, 1902, or
as soon thereafter MS counsel can be
heard, this Court win proceed to hear
and determine this application and
such objections as may be fled in this
Court thereto, as provided for in said
Section Of the Code Of Civil Procedure.
In witness whereof / have hereunto
set my hand and affixed tha seal Of the
District Court Division M. I. Third
Judicial District. IN and for Salt Lake
County. State OF Utah. this LIST day of
November A. D.. 1902.
(seal) JOHN JAMES, Clerk,
by Geo. G. ARMSTRONG, Deputy
Clerk.
Lindsay r. Rogers, Atty.
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REPUBLICAN RATIFICATION
Party Congratulated by Hon. R, Smoo', Judge
McCmy and Congressm'n.tlsct Howell,
Seventies Conference - PHI NacaneIe,
In Quorums- Ia Laird Nupiials
No smallpox at Lake View.
Special Correspondence.

SptCldl Correspondents
Provo. Utah County, Nov. li.--The
stormy weather prevented the Republic
can ratification gathering from being
attended by as many visitors from 9TH
er towns as would have been the case
under more favorable conditions, but
there were many visitors and the peo-
pie OF Provo turned out In great num-
bers.
The aged voters were conveyed to the
opera house In the afternoon In car
riages. A fine luncheon was served. the
aged guests and a fine musical and lit
erary program was rendered for their
pleasure,
Hon, Reed Smoot addressed the as
sembly, congratulating the party on It's
victory at the polls and compliment
ing the ladies for their earnest and ef-
fective campaign work, He expressed
great pleasure that the campaign had
been free from personalities and abuse
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CHAS. H. SMITH ARRESTED
TroubIe Comes From Taking fOrcible Possess
sion Of Two Slo, Machines
Lover wanted His H'ng' Returned
Business Before Judge 3oiapp-
brown Family Reunion.

Charles H. Smith, owner OF the ma
,oritv Of the slot machines In Ogden
yos arrested by officer Chambers on
the charge Of robbery preferred against
rim nv Thomas P. Lewis of the firm OF
evils & Beaver. saloonkeepers. Inc
complaint against Smith charges that
on Nov. "A Smith entered complalnahts
saloon and did then and there feloni-
ons,y steal and carry away two SLOT
machines, one a nickle slot maenlhe'
vahed At silO. and the other 20 cent
s,ot machine. valued at SlS5, also about
sioo in cash which the machines con-
,oired. That Smith took the goods
without the consent Of the complainant
and by force, that he assaulted Inc
bartender IN the saloon, James Garner
and secured the goods by force.
II is understood that when smith
want 10 the saloon yesterday ne TOOK
With him four men and a dray TO re-
move the machines, but Mr. Garner op-
iacted to their removing the machines,
wbereupon Mr.. Smith grabbed him ana
threw him to the floor ana heh MN
there until the men had taken the ma
chimes out Of the saloon.
MIR. Smith Is well known In Ogden,
and the seriousness OF the charge mas
caused sensation.
A writ OF repleyn was gotten out by
Lewis e Beaver and the machines were
taken In charge by the sheriff.
An action has also been filed IN the
Second district court by Beaver q
Lewis against Charles II. Smith for the
recovery Of the slot machines and
money valued at SSi5,
WANTED HIS RINGS BACK
Charles Williams, an agrleved lover,
last evening swore out a complaint
AGAINST his former sweetheart, young
lady named A, Parker. charging her
with embe2zlcment, alleging that she
has embezaled two rings belonging 70
Williams,
Williams, who IL railroad man,
claims that he was keeping company
with Miss Parker, that when he bid
her adIew 10 make his last trip to Chi
cago he permitted the young lady to
wear his diamond ring also a gold band
ring until his return, that when he
come to ogden again In about 10 days,
10 his great establishment another
young man named Baxter was wearing
his rings, He demanded Of the young
lady that she return his rings which she
refused to do, claiming that he had
given them 10 her Williams took De-
tective Pender to the girl, but she still
refused to give up the rings, hence he
laid the case before County. Atty, Hal
version who prepared the complaint
which Williams signed,
BUSINESS BEFORE JUDGE Ro-
LAPP.
BEFORE Judge Rolapp In the Second
4 district court the case OF Isaac Harper
against Sarah Harper. suit for d.
vorce came on for hearing. The evil
+ dence introduced went to show that the
defendant had deserted the plaintiff,
and decree was entered.
81 Hearing was also had In the divorce
suit OF Amy John against Thomas John.
and decree was entered In favor OF
the plaintiff as prayed for and the Gus.
ttody Of the minor child was awarded Ia
The plaintiff II was further ordered
3that the defendant pay to plaintiff the
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glorious storm has come. A coplous rain
yesterday, with all nature clothed In
pure white this morning and stIll COM
ing, mas hlled the land with hope and
gratitude to divine providence who
does an things well.
our district schools are running very
satisfactorily, Mr., Edwin Chopper Is
holding the lines steadily over al. and
IS ably assisted by his wife, Mrs. Lee
Verne George and Miss Susie Paxton,
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NOTICE or ASSESSMENT.

THE AURORA MINING h MILLING
Company, corporation Location 70 mine,
ohio Mining District Pluto County. Utah
prlncipalplace Of business salt Lake CIT & tab
Notice i hereby given that at a meeting u
the Directors Of the Aurora Mining & Milling
Company held on October 9h. 1902 an as
sessmont u one.iourih Of cent por share
was levied on all the outstanding capital
stock Ut the Corporation payable on or be-
fore Nov, Sth. lyj2 10 tho Secretary and
Treasurer at No. u North Main ST, salt Lake
City, Utah
Any stock upon which this assessment may
remain unpaid on Nov. dlth, will be delin-
Qucnt and advertised Tor sale at public auc-
ton, and unless payment Is received before.
said stock will be sold on Dee 18th lg02 a.
D. m. al the Office OF the Secretary aud
Treasurer No. Is North Main ~ to pay tho
delinquent assessment together with tue
costs of advertising and expense OF sale
by order OF the Board % Directors.
JOHN WELLS.
Soerptarv and Treasurer
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and felt that credit was due both par
ues Tor conducting clean campaign.
Inc following letters, addressed to the
invitation committee. were read:
Utah county did nobly; and ex-
tend my sincere thanks to the valiant
workers in your county. | regret that
II VIII be impossible for me to be pres
ent at your ratification meeting. My
iheart Is with you; and | know you will
nave most glorious time of rejoicing.
sincerely hope that the Republican
party now entrusted with power, viii
meet every requirement of the govern
ment with wisdom and to the satisfac-
ton and welfare Of the people.
with kindest regards and congratula-
tons | remain
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ONCE Bear River Water Company Salt
Lake CITY, Utah. November TO- 100!
Notice Is hereby given that special meet
ing Of the stockholders OF the Rear River
Water Company will be held nj e.90 o'clock
D. m, on saturday the 18th day OF December,
ie02, Ut the Assembly Hall Of the salt
Lake Business College. salt Lake City,
Utah for the purpose ~ considering the ad
visibility OF consolidating the tab Sugar
Company and the Bear River Water Com.
pauy corporations organized ana existing
under and by virtue o. the laws OF Utah
and. II the proposed consolidation he deemed
uYpe dent OF perfestng such consolidation
upon terms and conditions comfortable 10
law; and " Tansactlng such other business
as may lawfully come leiure the meeting.
by order OF the Board OF Directors.
HORACE q. WHITNEY. Secretary.
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COLLABORATION DISTRICT BONDS.

Notice Is hereby given that In pur-
Euance OF a resolution adopted by the
board or Directors Of the oneida Irri-
cation District, on the sth day OF No
vember, a. d., 1902, and spread upon
the minutes Of said Board wherein the
Board Of Directors Of said District de-
clared It's intention to offer for sale
The bonds Of said district In the sum
Of S7l,bOO, Now, therefore, In PURSUE
Ance OF said resolution and In accord
ance with the Irrigation District Laws
oi the state OF Idaho, under which said
District Is organized, Notice Is hereby
pivon that bonds of said District In the
sum of sci 500 are hereby offered for
sale 10 the highest bidder, on Monday,
Jan. 20, 1908, at | o'clock p. m, OF said
day at the Office Of the said Board at
Preston oneida County, Idaho; and
sealed proposals. win be received BY
said Board az its Office up TO the day
and hour above given. to-wlt. the said
18th day Of January, 1908, at 1 o'clock
p. m; said Board reserves the right to
reject any or all bids
Said bonds Of sell 500 Il part of an
issue Of S2Sl,6lS13 The bonds bear in
terost at I per cent payable seml.an-
nually, dating from Jan. /. 1903. they
are Of the denomination Of $500 each,
with interest coupons attached to each,
negotiable and payable at First Ma
tlonal Bank, Logan, Utah.
The District Court Of the Firth Judi
ciG' District state Of Idaho, sitting In
Oneida County, city Of Malad did on
Get 90, 1902, by IL written findings OF
fact and conclusions Of law and iudg-
ucnt declare legal ana valid the bonds
Of said District and approved and con-
tiimed an the proceedings had for the
organization OF said District dor
further particulars, write the secre-
taly)
BY order Of the Board Of Directors Of
the Oneida Irrigation District
ADELBERT HENDERSON,
President.
Attest; Arthur W. Hart, secretary,
Preston, Idaho,
Dated AZ Preston, Oneida County
Idaho, this 10th day Of November, 1902.
DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT NOrICE,
The SantaQuin Mining Company, Princi-
pal place 0f business salt Lake City.
There are de lnQuent upon tho following
described stock on account Of assessment
No OF I cent per share levied on August
glst, laOs, the several amounts set opposite
the names Of the respective Stockholders as
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KANOSH.
GRANGER's HOPES REVIVED.
District Schools Flourishing Under
Able Corps Of Teachers.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Kanosh. Willard Co, Nov. 12.--our
farmers were much disappointed this
season at the output OF lucern seed.
There was maximum Of threshing
for minimum Of the precious yellow
kernels. and some dependency result
ed, the more pessimistic saw visions Of
drouth. and desolation from grasshop-
pers, but today their chlns have risen
several degrees. the long looked for
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NOTICE,

Notice Is hereby given, that there
viii be meeting OF the members Of
1.-THE Corporation of the Members Of
the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter
day Saints. residing In the Twenty
second Ecclesiastical Ward Of the Salt
Lake Stake of Zion in the County Of
Salt Lake. and State OF Utah. at the
meeting House OF said Ward, on Thurs
day. the g0th day of November, 1902, at
1880 o'clock y. m, for the purpose of
authorizing the Board OF Directors of
said Corporation to transfer the legal
title TO all the real property belonging
to said Corporation to Alfred Solomon
as Bishop OF the Twenty-second ward OF
the Church OF Jesus Christ Of Latter
day Saints, in the County OF Salt Lake
and State OF Utah,
Dated Nov, 8. 1902.
ALFRED SOLOMON.
President Of said Corporation.
Tnh, NahpFar Caprafarv
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DrIINQuINr ASSESSMENT NOTICE

And IN accordance with the Law and an
order Of the Road OF Directors made on
August 2lst lgn2, 50 many shares OF each
parcel OF said stock ms nay be necessary Will
10 sold at the Office % the Treasurer No ~
North End West, at | D. nj. Dee 9TH. 1909, TO
pay delinquent assessment together With
cost Of advertising aud expense OF sale
j. N MELTON,
Treasurer Saniaquin Mining Company.
Salt Lake city, Utah, Nov. T. 1902