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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-28
Assessment No 2


NEW YORK BONANZA MINING
company, a corporation. Principal place
of business, Salt Lake City Utah.
Notice is hereby given that at a meet
ing of the board of directors Of the New
York Bonanza Mining company. held at
Salt Lake City, Utah, on the Sth day OF
September 1903 an assessment Of three 90
cents per share was levied upon the capt.
tai stock Of the corporation, issued and
outstanding, payable Immediately to II.
Barnett, secretary of the company, at his
office, 303 u. i. Walker building, Salt
Lake City, Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on the 10Th day OF
October, 1903, viii be delinquent and adj
vertised for sale at public auction, and.
unless payment is made before will be
sold the S1st day of October. 1903, at
p. m, to pay the delinquent assessment
thereon, together with costs Of advertis-
ing and expense of sale
II. BARNETT. Secretary.
303 D. F. Walker Bldg, Salt Lake City.
Utah.
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Forestalling Fate.
lIudgeO

(Judge.)
The employees of the prosperous man
are gathered for a. conference.
Il have a tip,n says one of them, that
the old gouge VIC work for Is planning to
reduce salaries all around. as we'll as to
discharge about half the force.
Let's strike. suggests another.
That would be al the same in Dutch
to him." asserts a third.
It is apparent however, that they
must Immediately take some steps 20 pro-
tect their salaries and their situations
II have itIf exclaims a thoughtful man.
"Glve it to u.s. ask several
''The old piuch-pennyj has a birthday
tomorrow. Let as chip In and buy him
n handsome watch and have IL engraved
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SPOKEN IN JEST.

New York Times.)
BOurke Cochran is airing an amusing
trip Il seems that two distinguished
archaeOiOglStS made an excursion to the
Isles of Arran, where interesting remains
or an archaeological nature exist, They
came across little round stone building.
and both entered into a fierce discussion
as 20 the exact century of its erection.
one maitaining it was built in the fifth,
and the other IN the sixth century.
A native who had listened to the hot
discussion suddenly broke in
'Arrah, yer hOnOrs, both of yeze are
wrong Twas put up three years ago
by Patsy Doolan for his packass!f
Howard Bel, the publisher was being
shaved the other day.
DO you like James Lane Aliens new
book asked his barber. striving for an
appropriate subject OF conversation.
Why yes. said the publisher; but
just now am interested fin a boo kDy
William Dean Howells Do you read
.No," replied the barber never heard
What never heard Of Mr. Howens,
Why, he surely is better known than Mr.
Allen
THAT may be. sir; but you see, 1 shave
Maude Adams says that while attend
ing a performance ih the Palace theatre.
London young dude insisted on stand
ing up in the pit, to the great ANNOYANCE
of those behind him.
Angry shouts of Sit down. Turn him
out. etc. were raised. but he still per-
sisted i'm keeping his position. At last a
cockney in the gallery cried out In a
voice Of sympathy:
Let im alone: he's only poor tailor
resting 'lmseli.
The dude sat down instantly.
DR.. Jane Z. Robbins, head worker Of
the Normal College Alumnae settlement
q
active interest in the welfare OF the
Italian immigrants who are coming To
TINS country In such large numbers
w nile visiting some of her prOtegcs Dr.
Robbins was recently approached by the
mother of one Of her settlement children
who was anxious TO contradict certain
statements regarding her character which
she believed had been made by OF her
Unity count men Win a fine burst OF in
81 good-a Woman. All my Poop good-a
Peep. Ny Drud-in-laW SO gUOu- aman
get out-a Sing Sing four mont af0re his
time mp.
'One certainly meets with queer eXpe~
TieuCes While travelling remarked the
person of rowing tendencies lone time,
Tor example when on my way TO Chicago,
/ aWO<e i'm the morning 10 find a boot
and a shoe under my berth instead Of the
pair ! had left there the night before. Not
wishing TO appear thus i'm public 1 caVct1
the porter and showed him the error. He
appeared somewhat beWildered. and final
remarked i'm tone of mingled pcrplexity
and surprise.
We'll dat suttinly am mighty pecul-
lar. Hits de second time oats hap
pened dis mawnin.
Don't yez open yez mout' Flanagan.
or on u bate yer head aft. an If yez kauC
sittin there tinlSin evil toughts an me
am sayin' niver a wurrd. it's "a uDpercut
i'm tn jaw ON let yez how"
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Bribery No Use.
(BaltinlOre sunni


a Baltimore girl was to have a lawn
fete in honor of her eighth birthday,
which occurred last week and all ner
little companions were invited. 1t was
a momentOus occasion to the tiny host
eSs. All indications pointed TO a joyful
fete, save the weather Although the
afternoon when the entertainment oc-
CURED proved all the most eXacting host
ess could desire, the morning broke with
heavy clouds and occasional gusts of
rain.
The little girl was in despair. She drew
her mother aside. s'NOw, mamma" said
she, Il don't want this repeated. but L
lay awake half the night praying for
clear day. j might have prayed to St.
s. or St u, but / just didn't. 1
prayed straight to the Lord and i told
him If he would give me a clear day
I'd give him a quarter. and now look at
this rain. He don't get my quarter"
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Notice Of stoekhoIders' Meeting.

BY REQUEST or STOCKHOLDERS
holding and owning more than two
thirds of the outstanding capital stock
of the Morrison Mining company, =
meeting OF all the stockholders of SAID
company is hereby called. and viii be
held at Room 42O, u. f. Walker huilc-
ing. i'm the city, of salt Lake Kan az
o'clock 70. m. on the 18th cay vi OctO-
Der. 1903
The object Of this call and Of such
meeting is; To elect members OK
Mining company. and to fill an vacan-
cies liz the board of directors. as may
then occur OF exist; and to take sucn
stems as may be deemed advisable for
the further development Of the proper
IN OF said company. and 20 consider ana
act upon such other matters as may
stockholders. ALNIRAS i. SNOW,
Secretary.
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Grammar and Pie.

A little boy who lives in the southern
part of the city has ideas of his Gwn.
which he sometimes expresses to the as
constituent and amusement Of his par
ents and the members Of his family
He is very fond of sweets. especially Of
pie which his mother makes. The other
day they mad cherry pie for dinner.
he had eaten one piece, when he said !:
Mamma, can / eat another piece2"
Yes corrected his mother. you can,
but may YOU is the question"
"Oh, pshaw,' said the boy, you know
/ always did like pie better than gram
mar
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BAR MARTNF RANn

cage Federation Of Musicians advised the
managers Of the Centennial celebration.
today that Or the United States Marine
weeks programme not one OF the many
bands that have been engaged for the
parade tuesday night viii participate.
The centennial exercises today consisted
OF special services i'm zoo churches i'm the
morning and a reunion i'm the afternoon
OF Indians cDcHmped i'm Lincoln park 4
crowd or persons variOuslv estimated at
from 10000 60 100000 visited the eucamp-
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LINE Will Be BUILT.
Road From Kalispell to Northern Pa
cific Assured.

Butte Mont. Sept. IA special to the
Miner from kaiispcii says there is now NO
question regarding the building of the
southern line from Kalispell TO the North
ern Pacific While going over the Column
bia Falls and Jennings lines. General
Manager Ward gave it out that It was the
purpose ana intention of the company to
build the southern line from SOmers as
early I'm the spring as possible. That "a
line viii hc constructed from Whitefisn
10 kalispeil direct. and connect with the
southern Zine. that all efforts would be
made TO have the line south started as
carly i'm the spring as possible so thar
the road would be completed and i'm
operation by the time the road TO the
north WAS i'm readiness for business He
returned from his trip over the northern
extension this week and was accompanied
by Chief Engineer H0geland
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SETTLE FOR HANNA VICTIMS
Union Pacific Compromises With
Families of Killed.

IopecIaI 70 Inc IoraI0-l
RaWlins WyO., Sept. Claim Agent
Hussey Of the Union Pacific has settled
with eighteen more families Of victims of
the Hanna mine disaster. making a total
OF tWenty-siX settlements 20 date The
settlements have been made on the basis
of $500 for husband. $50 for single men
and $50 for each chile. A. w Harela.
who is administrator for the F'inlanders,
was chargcd with irregularities by some
OF the Fins IN Hanna. but Judge Craig
has decided that Harela is innocent of
the charges ana he viii continue as ad-
ministratOr
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A lesson For the AdmiraI.
Philadelphia Recordl

NFhilduelpilia RecOrd.)
Admiral Sigsbee is extremely fond Of
little ones He has a granddaughter
named Anna Louise kittelle who has
been visiting League Island navy yard. Of
which the admiral has charge. AT the
navy yard he is the awe-inspiring COM
mandant- To Miss Anna Louise he is
plain, unadorned Foxy" At the dinner
table the other day some wine jelly was
served. All but Anna Louise received
one helping She received two, which eX-
hausted the supply why. Anna the
admiral said. you surely do not want to
be so selfish as to take all the Jelly ]
think il is too bad that a little girl should
have two helplngs and a big man should
have only one To this Anna Louise re-
piled: That's right, Foxy That's pO-
likeness f."
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
the annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
the TOnopah & Salt Lake Mining com
pany, a corporation. for the election or
directors and for such other business as
may properly come before such meeting.
will be had and held at the office of said
company, room No. SIG Progress build
ing. Salt Lake City, Utah, on Monday,
the 18th day OF October, 1903, at the hour
Of y o'clock noon OF said day.
A. Q. ELLIS. JR., Secretary.
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Severely Logical.
lEaItimnrn SlIn

NDdluuOIe sum-
a story illustrative Of the severe logic
OF some juvenile minds ir related by
reader of the Sun, who got il from
friend, woman of family. one member
OF the latter being 4-year-old daughter.
One day this obserVant miss saw a iame
man on the street and asked her mother
what made him walk so queer The
mother told her it was because one leg
was shorter than the other
Well she said, there is a little girl
around the corner who is that way
After 2 few minutes meditation she
remarked.
didn't give the two long legs to the man
and the two short ones TO the girl?'
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SHOT WIFE IN CHURCH. I

= La Crosse. Wis. Sept. 2T.-At the =
> German Lutheran church. at the ,
= beginning Of services today. Her y
> man RussOW shot his wife and y
? himself i'm the presence of hun =
= dreds OF witnesses. Mrs. Rossow =
= viii die, but ROssow. though dan y
? gerOusly wounded may recover. =
= RossoW. who had been separated =
= from his wife lay in wait for her y
? opposite the church and shot her =
= three times as she was entering y
= the structure with her mother. =
= = y = > = , y = 3 3 49,
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MUST GO BACK no AFPICA

Atnnta. Ca. Sept 27.-In an address
To-Day before a mass meeting OF negroes.
llsnop Henry NJ Turner of the African
Methodist Episcopal church declared that
Tue separation Of the races was the onIv
Sgluuun or the race problem Bishop
turner urged that opportunities should be
offered TO negroes to settle ia frioa
This nation or It's aggregated people,
said he, viii have 20 oDen "a highway
20 africa Tor the discontinued black man.
or the negro question wifi founder this
government
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Came Down Hard.
philadelphia Ledger)

Freddie is a Germantown boy of 5
years. and he has a little brother who is
just beginning TO walk The younger
brothers name s Frank and while Fred
die likes him in a certain way, his nose
has been rather out OF joint since his ar
rival
The other day ne said TO his mother:
Ma. did our baby come right from
heavcn2"
Yes. my son" replied his mother
We'll them said the Young hopeful
Il guess he must have iit on his feet
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ARCHTRTsHOP Ram TT.T.

Baltimore, Sept Z1-Archbishop Kahn
OF St Louis, who came here to the St.
Agnes sauitarium several months ago to
and an operation probably will be per
formed at an early date. The archbishop
mad made arrangements to 20 to his
home next week. but has upon the advice
Of Cardinal Gibbons and others. changed
his MANS
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COAL STRIKE THREATENED.

Altoona. Pa. Sept H.-President Pat
rick Gilday OF district No .. United Mine
Workers. is authority for the statement
that a strike Of the 1900 men employed
py the Pennsylvania Coal a. Coke com
pany, the newly formed soft coal combi-
nauon In the central Pennsylvania field.
is threatened. He has given the officials
unlll oct 20 agree to carry out the pro
visions OF the Altoona scale. Failing to
90 so. he VIII order a strike. Thomas
w atkins, who was member of the an
tnraclte arbitration commission. is vice
president Of the company
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REDMOND OUTLINES poTrcv

London. sept L--Addressinu q DEM
onstrati0n nj Newcastle. County Down
today. John Redmond the Irish leader
said that the Irish land bin having been
secured. the next session must be devot-
ed TO the laborors' question The pOliti-
cal situation today was a strange one
and it Premier BalfOur desired 10 retain
office the Irish party would hold the
power of life or death in its hands and
would use that power without cOmnunc-
cause.
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The Union Pacific Land Company.
Animal Menfinu

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders Of the Union Pacific Land
company viii be held at the office Of the
company in salt Lake CITY Utah on
Tuesday, October 13. 1903. ut III O'Clock al
M for the election of six directors Of
the company and for the transaction Of
such other business as may legally come
before the meeting.
UNION PACIFIC LAND COMPANY.
BY ALEX. MILLAR
Secretary.
Dated September I. 1903.
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TO REPLACE DEFALCATIoN. /

= Boston. Sept. ia remarkable re-
. Spouse was made by PSI Of the Meth =
= odist churches I'm the New England .
= conference today TO the call of 4
= Treasurer Dennis of the Preachers ,
= Aid society for contributions 10 re- !
= place the $4,000 stolen from the So >
q clety by defaUlting Treasurer VII =
= lard Allen, who disappeared Aug. g. ,
= and it is believed that today's addi- >
? tons. viii bring the total up to =
y $4,000
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READS BIBLE; KILLS SELF.

Wheeling. vs.. Va Sept I'LL and in
financial trouble. John Laughln. "a prom
ineut citizen, killed himself tonight after
masking the most deliberate preparations.
Eaughliu kissed his wife and son before
retiring Co his room. There he disrobed
put on nlghtshirt. opened the family
Bible at "a lavorite chapter and after
head
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WITH THE LITTLE ONES.
The Baby Was Greedy.
(Philadelnhia Ledger.l

Y IIIItIlIVI IIIIIlL LCUstI.I
Don't be so selfish, JOHNNY said a
fond West Philadelphia mother to her lit
Tie boy, let your baby brother play with
your marbles a little while"
lie has had six of them and kept
them" whined Johnny
on. that via be all right, my son."
said the mother sOothingly, "he will give
the Fto you again"
NO he WON'T
Why
Hes swallowed EN-
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G. S. HOLMES, Proprietor.
New and elegant in all its appoint
ments; 80 rooms. single and en- suite: ~
rooms with bath.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1903-09-10
FRITTS SPRING.

Special to the News.
Dry weather is the order of the day.
Albert Brown, Henry Witt Abner
Levi, and the white horse were in town
Saturday.
An ice cream supper was given at
Mrs, Lewis Friday night, Quite crowd
was present and had good time. The
game played was snap.
DR.. Lusk has some fine puppies for
sale. Anyone wanting a dog will do
we'll to see the doctor.
There was box supper at lakewood
Saturday night, which was a success.
John Kell and John Brimer were pres
ent at the supper and both of them
nearly starved to death as there was no
box for them. A certain young lady
took box, but would not sell it, We
think a certain young man was not
present.
w. NJ. Miles was at the box supper
and ate supper with Miss Mary Mike.
Assn MLSo L1ud Low Al ouO DluShOo w
cry time she goes to town.
Would like to know how DR.. Lows
patient is getting along.
Ask Billie Hickory If he has ever got
that photograph yet.
Ask Alb Levi how he enjoyed his
walk Saturday night.
]. NJ Lusk was the guest Of F. w.
Woodhead Sunday.
Henry Witt and his best girl were
out buggy riding Sunday, and took din
ner with Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Simmons.
There will be an ice cream supper al
Mrs. Lucy Mays next Friday night and
we want everybody and his wife to come
and bring some one with them
Mr.. Roberts, Mr.. John Shannon and
Misses Cora and Willie Conner took 4
pleasant walk along the pike Saturday
night.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1903-09-10
NEEOMORE, ALA.
Special to the News.

Special to tho News,
The weather is hot and dry
Oscar Ridley has ordered another bill
OF goods for the union men.
Two men came down tho incline
drunk the other day, and all the union
miners went to 500 what was the matter,
Tom Smith will have to pursue some
other way to get the blacklegs to work
the road.
win Brown went to Bridgeport Fri
day.
Jim Jones has returned from weeks
visit in Tracy City.
Bob Common by an accident on the in
cline was thrown over telephone wire,
Don't think he needs wings when he
can do as we'll as that.
We will all have a job soon for pea.
picking time Is coming on.
Adrian Sanders is trying to hold the
beechtree down yet We hold social
club with him and John McWilliams at
the old tree Mr.. Rains calls, too
Pry Nunley was on our streets Sun
day.
-Four of the blacklegs were playing in
the branch to-day. Guess they were
catching tadpoles,
The non-union men are looking
around to-day, Guess whom tho new
store is completed they will want to be
union men.
win Brown and II. M. Thomson will
cdt logs for Chas. Gridor
A big meeting commenced here Sun
day night.
w. J. Rogers has moved to Whitwell,
Tenn,
Tom Smith says he ia glad he has
somebody to do his talking Ned.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1903-09-10
DORAN,s COVE.

Special to the News.
We are still at the foot living ike
coons. We lie up in day time and hunt
out when night comes on, when there
are so many out that wo don't have
much chance, for tho blacklegs are SO
much more hungry than we are that
they outrun us, but whom we do eaton
anything we get load, you bet. we
20 down to the switch every day TO lot
the train pass up to orme to get the
scab coal The Noodmore company
works its men all day and makes them
stand guard all night and you bet they
look dandy next day.
w. c. Brown went to Bridgeport to-
day
Oscar Ridley has sold out his farm to
the Needmoro Co., and is going West
Chas. Rogers is still in tho tanbark
business.
E. Ridley is building largo barn
Doc Rankin is here to-day,
We have jolly time here, playing
games, etc, but the latest yarn on us is
that it is not safe for women to pass our
camp We are striving for the success
of the union because we think it will
uplift us and our wives, mothers, daugh'
tiers and sisters. 1t has been said that
United we stand, divided we fall, and
labor must unite to have any chance.
Mr.. Tylers eyes looked like now
moons rising behind black cloud FRI
day when the trip was run into the
drum house
We heard a racket on the incline Sat-
urday and saw blackleg coming down.
It was hard to tell whether he was roll
ing, walking, running, or what but he
was coming just the Same. lie was as
big one way as another and the boys
said that they didn't know what the
company wanted with him except to
hatch blacklegs for it no covered so
much ground.
Elisha and Lee Ridley are training
their colts, and they have fine animals,
The members of tho Christian church
are having a basket dinner in the cove
TODAY, Union.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1903-09-10
Live and Let Live Store,
S. L. KETNEk, PROP,
VICTORIA, Xxx TENN.
LOCAL.

hurry Anderson went to Chatranoo-
ga Monday.
= Mrs Lou Martin and family returned
from their visit to Pelham yesterday.
William Thornton, of Jasper, visited
his neice, Mrs. VIM. M. Lee, Saturday.
The Cranwell Lumber Co. Pikeville,
expect to saw $4,000 feet of lumber per
day.
Miss Grace Thomas went to Pikeville
Saturday eve to visit Miss May Doss of
that city.
j. o. Campbell and Edwin Pryor have
bought out the blacksmith business of
A. j. Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Baker, of Hunts
vile, Ala, are visiting Capt. and Mrs.
Crozier this week.
w. c. Frost, of Nashville, gave a lee
ture on Napoleon Bonaparte" at Pike
vile Tuesday night.
Mrs. VIM, Cruze, of Chattanooga, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Jackson Lee,
who is quite sick.
A. Burnett, who is engineer at the
plant of the Cranwell Lumber Co.,
Pikeville, visited home folks Sunday.
Ice cream supper Saturday night.
Do not fail to attend Proceeds to go
towards removal of indebtedness on
Town Hall.
Post SO, G. A. R., will hold their reg
ular meeting next Saturday, September
18th, and decide when they will hold
their reunion.
OF course you will attend the ice
cream supper Saturday night given by
the Sequachee Dramatic Club for the
benefit of the ball.
W. A. Brown returned from visit to
Green County Wednesday, and brought
with him some apples which were won
ders. We have one which weighed 10
ounces, and he had larger one which
conductor Doss pronounced the largest
apple he had ever seen.
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