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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-08

A runaway almost ending fntHily
startrd 4 horrible ulcer ON the leg
of ). IS 0meE Franklin Grove. H.
Taf four years it dcfed All doctors
ana aH remedieH HHt Hu tlHn'H
ArnIru Hlita had no trouble 20 cure
Aim Equally good fof Burns
pfHlaca. SKIN Ernptioua and piles
20 eft G. o. GUY. Inc, drug store,
Second ard Ysslef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-08

ENry time a
mans late gcttln
homo hts wlfea
afraid he's been
hurt an when he
does get home she
acts uE though abe
" uN sorry he
NuEnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-08

Special services win be held ht the
Heutun uW club house. FsEhtrenth
avenue and Madison street. sf 3
O'Clock SUNDAY afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-08

meeting thu present efficient and
popular county auditor In a social
way bridgeport Post.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-08
ga STAR DUST ~

Don't see many signs OF this
being a presidential campaign"
No, but ! suppose thero1i be a
few old men &c work on the streets
pretty soon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-08

eAud his opinion that whoever could make two
blades to spot 81 ground
where ureN mankind and
country than the ~hes 81
politicians pat teaethsr"-Jenatbao swift
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-08

Nov that Robert build
nnest baeshlp other
LAUNCHED lets him out han for The
pole
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-08

The Hearst takrr caught nisht The
launching picture published the faks
peprtrsted people the Of Il Ia
everybody Il fake
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-08

A May Irwin Il playing up in
Connecticut gucah Dave ilill ought
10 be able to SO ia New York with.
out causing So much talk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-08

There arr eyes OF blue.
And brown eyes. too.
But the eye that does the business
u the EYE O. q.
Butte Inter Mountain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-08

l. = Kellogg and bis two boys
cane tn from the county seat yes
terday and left to-day FOR their
ranch on Pleasant bin Through
the thnughffulneaH Of 7. y popp
the Post editor had the plea are 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-08

yoO the bay yesterday
oay press there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-08

friends in Port "A
gc hardly calling attention to the fact
that Port prtnd In this
fr u corroboraoa the
details Of which all h. found ou page
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-08

So the mikado writes poetry Hut
by the Erest green gods OF var. not
even Russian can accuse him Of
- ritiuK a limerick
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-08
EAGLES, ATTENTION.

All members are requested 20 as
semhle Al Eagles haii on SUNDAY
Oct sth. 1904. al 4 a. p m. for the
purpose 81 attending the dedication
OF the hail of iremcrton Aeric. No.
ia1 The Port Orchard wtn leave
Pier A. 30 @ m sharp RoHnd
trip soc By order %
H J. LEA.
Attest. Worthy President
FRANK D0WD.
Worthy Secretary. 80
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WORKING THE cONMUNITY.

NolthlNa TIE COMMUNITY.
The Rev T. \. Adams. Of Waco.
was working our community last
week In the Interest ~ baylor unit
sersitY williamson County. Tex.
sun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-08

no you ever stop 90 think i=-
No. ! never DO. used 90 bsfore
| owned an automobile
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-08
4 NEW war 10 BEAR B0KS

In Nsv York cit, hos Is millions belas
ou a sterilization uan.
brsathes handles Is stcri-
food the he hreabaeseu hts toys are
iumuue from microbes is believed that T be oones To man
hool he a perfect specimen. 'V
Poor little fellow. -
? Pooru fellow.
he tho park "a bare
footed make mud pies.
Mcrebcs
play leap Slide down cellar
door or penates MS street
tie cannot gu to By FIGHT the
And TO tradus shirts
the dog be aerltsed
Of this little % humanity make, al
ways provided they sterilization before he l. oo
expected perfect physically The stalled % not
. circumstance 10 animal feoeynE
friction. they up against
microbes handle them nght them and over
makes - them physically
character resistance absolutely neoeH-
animal sterilization might do
rub against other
boy. get and take md
learn
They arr robhng the poor his boyhood
ufcs biggest asset strrzed he viii be
big helpless infant. crying n insspcrieaee
:
process cut Of the bays nfs
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RAG TtME.
| cannot sing the old songs
sang long years ago
They've given way Ga rag time.
Their music was toe slow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-08

You're a college man. are YOU
] SOC You sear a frat pin. raIH the
railroad superintendent
Yes am replied the Young
man shn had iuat applied for sork.
-but I am sure I am not able %
run Yuur railroad
This 0uthufat 81 mudrsiy 10 over
whelmed the superintendent that he
faTc the yuung man a Job as con
dHetnf % q handfar.
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GLASSES FITTED FREE

Diseases Of Eyes Cured Consultation Free.
SEATTLE EYE. EAR NOSE AND THROAT INFfRMAtY.
"a Halter Block. Second and Columbia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-08

The democrats are aid to be
planning a whirlwtnd campaign
That means thsrr sill be aoms hot
air after all. this fall
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A MoRp rRoM Josn WIsn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-08

do you fhink anybody can hold
Mukdenr
Maybe Puronatbin
nMIff'f
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A HOLY SHOW
Last Friday niEht there was q
ahoS tn the church al this place.
and Il was called the peep Hhow
Several people had them a platform
built on the outside a. lpok in a.
t0pay ard while dning the peep
lnE at the platform fell. aud one
# them weFe seriously injured and
one fell Into the hoe lot and iuat
barely escaped being ate up West
hamiin Co iiamliu. " Va Re
pahiiean.
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You get the best UNDERGO for
men az reasonable prices If D. r..
brooks a Co. 1891 End ave. -.
g.
No AGENTS. no coupons. tht rho-
ina ~ - per cent discount NJ ~.
gan a Eriraan'H i5ts First. go
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No. NO MIsrAKE-coNstIl.r

An Always Willing % Wait fgs
Ny Tea uutii Cure ta Effected
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-16
STOCKS DULL
AND L|STLESS.
Opening Dealings We're on a Very
Small Scale, Prices Scarcely
Moving at ALL
LOW PRICED PROPERTIESSTR0AG
Steel, Amalgamated and Missouri
Pacific were Lifted Sharp
Fractions.

New York. Jan. l6.-Openlng trans
actions In stocks were on an Insignia
cant scale and prices in the majority
OF cases scarcely moved at all. a rise
OF y In United States Steel preferred
was the most notable change and Pacihc
Mail gained as much. Beyond the now
familiar display Of strength by various
low priced and relatively obscure
stocks, speculation was fat and fea-
tureless. only one or two transactions
were made IN some OF the leadlhs
stocks during the first hour but the
general undcrtonc was firm. United
States Steel preferred, Amalgamated
and Missouri Pacific were lifted sharp
fractions and Chicago IL Alton and Pa
ciic Mail rose points each, Realty
preferred l% and Chicago & Alton pre-
ferred n. Delaware a. Hudson yield
ed ~ and Des Moines IL Fort Dodge 2,
The market was almost stagnant with
a heavy tone. The bank statement
lalleu 10 arouse lHe lltucIs Dul NHS
loan expansion of over $4,000, 900 coun-
teracting the favorable effect of the
nearly equal gain in cash. New York
Central sagged large fraction below
last night, Southern Railway a point
Commercial Gable IL, c. c. G. q st.
l.. Ia and Lake Erie 4 Western 4.
Denver Southwestern, Iowa, Central
preferred, Wisconsin Central preferred
and Anaconda rose TO IA The mar
ket hardened slightly and closed steady,
Money on call nominal, no loans.
Time money easy, sixty and ninety
days 4 at AZ per cent; six months,
a. at Az per cent.
Prime mercantile paper AZ at per
cent.
Sterling exchange firm with actual
business In bankers bills at 1915 for
demand and at Si.S2.60 for sixty days.
Posted rates 4S3la and ASIA.
Commercial bills, 4S2 at r.
Bar silver, SO cents.
Mexican dollars, i5ls cents.
Government bonds steady, railroad
bonds firm
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-16
BUSINESS IS
LOOKING UP.
Reports Of Improvement 0utnum'
Der Those 10 the Contrary
Considerably.
EASIER MONEY HELPS MATTERS
Situation is Still Very lrregular-Tex.
tile Fabrics Unsettled-IrOn
Trade Was Slow.

New York, Jan. 15.-R. G. Dun & CO.
Weekly Review of Trade tomorrow viii
say. Reports of Improvement in the
volume OF business outnumber the UNI
favorable dispatches, although the situ-
alton is decidedly irregular. AS the
money market becomes easier there Is
better prospect of postponed work be-
ing resumed. All structural lines are
largely dependent upon the ability of
the railroads to borrow money and the
restoration Of confidence among inves-
tors.
only fair reports are received re-
garding the leading manufacturing
lines. Many iron and steel plants have
resumed, but the prevailing curtailment
Is very severe. Textile fabrics are as
badly unsettled as ever lower prices
for Lew lines Of woolens proving dis
agreeable surprise 70 many small opera
tors and speculation in cotton render-
ing forward contracts for goods an i'm
possibility. Distribution Of merchan-
disc increases with more normal wea-
Their, and clearing houses report liberal
orders for spring goods from statesmen
at the west and south
only a moderate improvement has
appeared thus far In the demand for
iron and steel products, although the
resumption of idle plants has attained
encouraging proportions, Hides are
more active and prices firmly main.
tanned, with some advances, especially
In foreign dry hides.
Failures this week number 1924 In the
United States, against 257 last year,
and a I'm Canada, compared with 80
year ago"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-16
PRODUCE.

Chicago, Jan, l6.--May wheat opened
unchanged to kc lower at S7ig to S7sa
advanced TO s1BqSS, but eased off
again to SIN.
\ report from Kansas City stated
that complaints of damage to the crop
by drouth were beginning to be more
general. This, In correction with war
reports brought out an urgent demand
May sold up to SSa, The close was
strong with May at SS% at y a gain Of
l at ~.
Cash Wheat-No. red, OtG95. No.
2 hard winter 7SaS2; No. 3 hard, 77U
49, No 4 northern, SiQS6 No. 2 north
ern, Si0 So; No. spring, 76a77
Corn--No, 2, 44ia; No, 3, A.
Oats-No. 2, $50; No. 3, 3S,
Chicago. Jan, l6.--Close Wheat
May SSS@&; July S2%gS; Sept
79@s,
Corn--January, Asa; May, 49k9A;
July 47A@1s; Sept, i7iR
Oats--January, 3S% May Ii3d%.
POrk-January 1890; May 1915.
Lard--January 6.72h; May $3.50
6,97b.
Rlbs--January, Gas; May, Cos.
Ryc--January. 49,
FaX--January, 1906.
Timothy 3,05
Clover ll,35.
Barley-Cash, 35q5s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-16
OPH|R MINE IN
STATEL|NE CAMP.
The Future of Property Depends
Upon Result Of Examination
Now Being Conducted.
PROPERTY WAS MISMANACED.
Involved Deeply ia Debt and Finally
Sold 49, Efforts Being Made to
Bring Forth a Revival.

Just what the future Of the ophlr
mine at Stateline will be probably
depends upon the report to be submit
ted to the officers Of the company by a
competent man of the profession who
went south last night for the purpose
OF conducting a thorough examination
Of that Inflated property
Mining engineers, supposed to be
thoroughly competent and reliable In
their line Of work, have exported
the Ophr before and not one Of them
mas failed to give favorable opinion
as to It's merits Notwithstanding all
this, those now in control Of the pro-
position are not quite ready to outline
the policy for the future; not until they
are further advised as to what condi-
ton the mine Is In physically and as
to what It's needs really are.
II the Investigations Of the gentleman
now on the ground is satisfactory then,
II Is likely, the company viii undergo
q thorough Organization and VIII be
launched again upon firm financial
basis
The property Is equipped with a
costly milling plant; but whether II Is
suited to the character Of ores found
there has been question in the minds
Of some for a long time But this IL
n matter that will be thoroughly looked
into
The Ophlr has had n series OF ups
and downs, IL was the first property
In the StatelIne district equipped with
expensive machinery and the mill To-
Gated there was the first one built In
the camp.
The beginning was wrought under
most suspicious circumstances and
stockholders were buoyant over visions
OF early dividends But mis-manage-
ment and, later. discussions among the
members Of the board OF directors,
blghted their fondest hopes. Finally,
the mine became deeply involved In
debt, which resulted in It's sale by the
sheriff of Iron county 1t was bid In,
however, by some Of the heaviest
stockholders, who, II Is said, are dis
posed to let all former stockholders
come back In, provided, each one Is
willing to bear his share towards the
liquidation OF the former debts.
The mine Is located about a mile from
the johnny. but unlike the latter, its
ores are principally silver bearing. The
largest interests are held mostly in
Detroit, Michigan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-16
ONTARIO'S NEW WILL.
Park City Plant WIN Soon be Ready for
Commission,

The new mill for the ontario mine
at Park city. it is expected, viii be
ready to 20 into commission In about
ten days or two weeks. The machine
ry Is now In place and the upraisc from
the tunnel TO the surface, through
which the ores viii be holsted to the
mill, was completed several days ago
and is now being timbercd, The upraise
was made for distance Of 1866 feet,
The mill VIII be operated by electric
power furnished from the plant OF the
Park city Light, Heat & Power COM
pany The concentrates viii be de-
llyered TO the Ontario and Daly-West
terminals by means OF a gravity tram
way,
Special provisions have been made
for taking care Of the shines and an
experiment Is being made for Concen-
trating the 2lnc ores into marketable
form Part Of the machinery includes
a table expressly for this purpose, and
If the experiment proves successful the
facilities for saving this product will be
greatly enlarged,
Room for the enlargement Of the IA.
cllities for taking care Of the shines
Is also provided. The ClnssIfers are al
go unlike any others employed in the
camp,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-16

Jack, and Is said to contain a remark.
ably fine showing and consists Of six
quartz and two placer claims on Grouse
creek also the sub Rosa quartz claim
on Canyon creek, a tributary Of the
former
The properties are developed princi-
pally by main tunnel which Is now
so feet long. and 1t Is expected that II
will tap good body Of ore within
another % feet.
The details Of the deal Mr., Eddy did
not care to disclose. any further than
that among the new talent which had
become interested were Isaac HALE
grove, c. G. Goss Andrew MayberrY
w. j. Browning and John Irwin.
The latter, who has spent several
years In the mines of Park city IL 20
take charge OF the property In the early
spring and commence vigorous cam
paign of development work. The prop
erty will not be incorporated until lat
err in the year.
Mr.. Eddy says the outlook for min
Ing In central Idaho, particularly the
Loon and Grouse Creek regions never
looked better and predicts 1904 viii
close with marked advancement
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-16
DIRECTORS IN SESSION.
DalyJudge Officials Meet TO Determine
Upon policy.

The directors Of the Daly-Judge Min
Ing company are holding session this
afternoon and the matter of the future
policy OF the company Is up for Discus
sion. Several OF the eastern stockhold-
ers have arrived 70 be present while
the plans are being outlined, 1t being
the desire of President Daly that they
be- on hand TO otter any suggestions
they might desire during the meetings
of the directors, and a number OF them
are likely to be held during the next
week.
The matter Of authorizing the issue
OF $500 100 worth OF gold bonds, the pro-
ceeds OF which would be used to carry
on development Work, will be settled,
There is hardly any doubt but that the
bonds will be authorized, as many Of
the larger stockholders have expressed
the opinion that this Is the most feas-
ible plan left TO securely finance the
company. President DAILY Is willing to
take up $4,000 worth OF the bonds him
self. 1t Is quite probable that the AM
Choir mine and mill VIII be ordered
closed and that all work during the
present year will be concentrated In the
original Daly-Judge territory in ac-
cordance with the plans mapped out
once before.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-16
A JOB FOR DUKE.
One is Promised Him by Senator Lewis
Maxwell Wants Full Pardon.

The state board of pardons met in
regular monthly session today. Acting
Governor James T, Hammond presided
owing 20 the absence Of Governor Wells
from the state, Other members Of the
board present were Chief Justice Bas-
kin, Justice McCarty and Attorney
General Breedcn, Among the applica-
lions for pardon considered was that OF
C. H. Maxwell, whose sentence was
committed to one day by the board re-
Gently FOR his valuable services rem
dercd the prison officials during the
prison break. Maxwell asks for a COM
plete pardon for the reason that the
Communication granted him does not re-
store his citizenship, The application
Of Harry Il, Duke for a parole was also
considered. II was stated that Duke
has been promised a position by State
Senator Lewis If his parole ia granted
The cases considered by the board
are; Application for pardon-C. L.
Maxwell, robbery, Frederick Won Fal.
kenstein, forgery; r., 4. Hanson, Grim.
inal conduct; Joseph Hin, criminal con.
duct. Charles \. Larson. rape; Joseph
SWasey, grand larceny; w. III. Halhm,
perjury. Parole-H Harry r. Duke, EN-.
be22lemcnt; Joseph j Wimbish, for.
gerry COMMUNICATIONS Dana.
her burglary,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-16
The Trades Made on the Floor of
Mining Exchange Aggregated
sJO442S7 This Week
DALY-JUDCE CLOSES LOWER.
Opinion Prevails That il Has Not Hit
Bottom--TransactonS OF
TOday's Calls.

Tho week closed with the sale Of min
ing stocks 20 the value Of $50 ,ii2.S7, the
equivalent Of lli,33j shares transferred;
the sales Of today, amounting to $4,000
hsares. Of the value of S4,OjO,75, COM
plotting the totals.
Stagnation has prevailed IN the pit
throughout the week. and prices have
generally ruled lower. a few Of the
traders, however, picked UP towards
the last.
The apparent successful demonstra-
ton at the new Uncle Sam Consolidat-
ed mill, created some demand for that
stock. the result being that 1t stIffened
somewhat, Consolidated MerCur, which
hung around 60 cents share during
the earlieS part Of the week, closed
In better tone; due. no doubt, "a the
satisfactory manner In which develop
ment work has progressed during the
past few weeks on new chute of ore,
encountered In virgin ground In the
Golden Gate mine. The management
has released information TO the effect
that this new territory just entered
gives promise Of becoming very i'm
portant. Not long ago President Dern
made the statement that II the ore held
out Il would practically mean another
Mercur mine But, of course, this Is
yet to be determined. However the
outlook is encouraging
While Century has been In fair de-
mand, the price remains at about
where Il was a week ago, New York
Bonanza has picked up few points
during the past few days on the
strength of an improved condition at
the mine Daly-Judge is lower again.
and has probably not yet reached the
bottom, as II Is almost q fOregOne con-
cluaon that the mill will be closed as
well AS the Anchor mine. and that the
policy Of the company viii be to pro-
spect in the original Daly.Judge terri.
tory.
The closing quotations and sales to-
day were;
TODAY's QUOTATIONS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-16
Totals. N7i.ioo sos, 700 $1,000

The past weeks production OF
copper bullion from the indie.
pendent valley shelters aggre-
gated a total Of 7l5,O67 pounds,
divided among the several plants
rs follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-16
CONCENTRATES.

Mai Caitrow went out to Bingham
today
Joseph DedcrIch is in Bingham to-
day,
Two cars Of Grand Central ores are
at the samplers today,
The Columbus Con. made settlements
for lot Of copper ores today.
The disabled New York Bonanza
hosting engine Is to be repaired ut
once.
Abram Hanauer has returned from
Portland where he attended the live
stock meeting
G. IT, Robinson. manager Of the Yam.
pa properties IN Bingham went out to
camp again this morning,
A car load Of Utah and Eastern cop
per matte from the smelter near st.
George has arrived in the local market,
Manager A, J, McMullen, Of the o.
Is Extension mine I'm Beaver county,
departed for Montana last night,
supt. Brown Of the Starlus returned
from his eastern trip a few days ago
and has resumed work on the property.
bingham Bulletin.
The Dalton n Lark main incline Is
down 1850 feet whore Il has "A fine show.
ing Of ore, \ small vein Of water was
tapped this week. Bingham Bulletin.
W. j. Allen, for many years connect.
ed In q responsible way with the Unit.
ed Verde mines In Arizona, committed
suicide on a ranch near Prescott, on
the Sth inst He was financial secreta-
ry for Senator W. A, Clark's Arizona
enterprises,
Arthur Murphy, who is operating the
Daisy mine and mill on the west dip OF
Mercur came In from camp yesterday
with the first cleanup since he took
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-16
BOSTON STOCK MARKET

..-s.l.,.,-.-l-,-i-....i..ii-..l..,-l..i--,.;-i
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-16
INTERESTING LECTURE.
Elder David Mckenzie Speaks on the
Fu.Rlment Of Prophecy

At the regular monthly meeting OF
the High Priests quorum, held IN the
Assembly Han last night, President
David Mckenzie delivered very IN
teresting address on the "Fulhlment OF
Prophecy as viewed from the Hoy
Scriptures. The speaker quoted from
Glbbon and other noted commentators
concerning the upostate condition OF
the world In the latter days and showed
the harmony between the Bible ana
Book Of Mormon with reference to tne
predictions made In this connection hO
made a special point Of Nebuchadnez'
Ears dream and harmonI2ed the vision
Of John the Reveator as contained III
the Apocalypse, With that OF Nephl rs
contained In the Book Of Mormon inc
lecture was one OF the speakers bcsL
efforts, and splendid audience mace
UP largely OF High Priests, enjoyed IL
-
Wanted-The people to want ana
have their wants supplied from 'ne
patrons OF our want columns.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-16

Total ."oo ."",,",, ",,""""liO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-16

lnC,ca 1923, 43S OF.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-16
NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING,

Notice Is hereby given that the resSulsss
annual meeting OF the Stockholders OF 'ps
Doscrct and Salt Lake Agriculture hs
Manufacturing Canal Company WI W.
held at room No, s. Home Fire bui,ulns
Salt Lake City Utah, on Saturday, JAM,
airy 90th, 1904, at o'clock p, NJ. Ior w
election Of Trustees TO serve dul,h ~
ensuing year and for the transaction u
such other business as shall come peIor'
said meeting. ., ,,--.,,or,,
GEORGE ]. CANNON, seoreemrN
Salt Lake city, Utah, Jan. w. WN'