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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-13
PRINCE AssAssINATEp.
Serious Reports Reach TIflis of sltua-
 tion at Baku.

Tinis. September 12-Prince Tsitsianoff a landed proprietor, was assassinated to- day at Gordi (fifty miles from Tifis).
 The following incident showing the des- perate spirit displayed by the Tartars is reported from Baku.
 A band of Tartars barricaded them selves In the house of rich Mussulman and fired from the windows on patrol officer who called on them to surrender. The Tartars replied with another volley and continued firing, while artillery was brought up. The artillery laid the house in ruins, the Tartars perishing to man.
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Sick and Wounded In Hospital.

St. Petersburg, September 12.-A dis patch from Godzyadani of September s, only small portion of which was allowed to pass the St. Petersburg censor, says that on August IA there were 2O,560 sick and wounded officers and men in all the military hospitals.
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S4250.

Only $500 cash. balance s150 per quarter, per cent interest. One S-room, 2-story brick dwelling with two halls, two porches five neat plain mantels and two cabinet mantels to be selected by buyer; two bath rooms; wired for electric lights throughout: gas on both floors and sewer connection; lot Is 50 feet front on one of the most prominent streets and car lines of the city and only five blocks from en- trance to new union depot
 w. E. SoRSBY, Real Estate Agent. 211S 3rd ave. Opposite Court House.
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FOR SALE.
 $7OOO-Buys the most delightful 2-story home on the North Highlands; thor oughIy modern; large lot, 10Ox19O feet; servants house and barn; fronts east on 24th street; electric lights and gas; sanitary sewer, cement walks and street Improvements all done and paid for; this beautiful home is offered for sale on good terms and for almost the cost of the house If you are interested let us hear from you Phones 69s, 210 1st National Bank Bldg.
 GEORGE C. WHATLEY & CO.,, Phones 69S 9-6-tf.
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ONE GENT A WORD.

nA Es-one cent 8 word a day; no ad. taken for less than s5 cents TOT nrst insertion. Cash must accompany every order.
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ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED.

WANTED-Board by two young men in private family. close in; state terms.
 F H. H. care Age Herald. s-l2t
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FOR RENT OCTOBER 1. rooms, 1221 N. 18th st.; modern. rooms, TIT N. 9th ave-; bath. 6 rooms. TIT N. 2Srd st; free heat. rooms, 1217 N. 18th st.; modern. rooms, TIP N. 23rd st; cottage. rooms, 1205 N. 18th st; modern. rooms 2500 4th ave; cottage. rooms, 1895 S. 18th st.; modern. rooms, 19O0 3rd ave.
 rooms 1121 N. Fist st.; gas, bath. rooms 1123 N. 21st st; modern. rooms 1503 sth ave- N; bath. rooms, 9o0 N. 24th st; bath. Three rooms each; 3rd ave. bet. &9 st rooms, 1918 St. Charles st. fee. heat. 6 rooms, 514 N. 23rd st. modern. rooms, 1429 N. sth ave; new, modern. 8 rooms, 1709 7th ave, N: modern. 10 rooms, 715 18th st., N; modern. ' rooms, 725 s. 30th st.; modern. [ rooms 2915 Ave. H; modern. rooms, 3017 Ave. II; new. modern. rooms, 2100 Ave. H; modern. rooms 21O2 Ave. H; new. modern. 10 rooms, 100S 14th st., s.; furnished.
 MCCONNELL & CARTWRIGHT,
 Phones 46. 22o North 2ist St,
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PERSONAL,
MISCELLANEOUS.


 MISCELLANEOUS.
 TO LEASE ON ROYALTY-A coal mine near the Southern railroad in Shell by county, on the farmous Gould seam, slope 400 feet down, with engine and boiler, pumps, pipe complete, all in good working order, ready for imme- diate work, with ? entries turned off, three feet seam of coal; perfectly clean. and admirably adapted to steam and blacksmith use. Quick flame and the finest coke coal in Alabama, equal to the Pocahontas Apply to William H. Sturdivant, Bamford. Ala
 MISS ANNIE CHUCK, teacher of piano. Studio 1720 7th ave, north.
 9-3-tfsu- afr lF you are going to plant trees write to- day to Waverly Nurseries. Waverly Ala. for special tree offer for 1905. 7-10-52t ANY poor girl needing friendship, help. advice. etc. will find ready anf willing assistance by applying to the matron of Salvation Army Rescue Home. sSrd st.. and Ave E.. Birmingham. Ala 6-14-tf When it prints good. 1t Is a good cut The Gawk Engraving Co
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-13
FOR KENT.


 FOR RENT-New, modern, 2-story resi- dence with basement, bath, gas, elec- trlcity. hot and cold water; fronting car line, Magnolia Heights. Kelley company, 1025-6 First National. 9-S-10t THE TERRACE APARTMENTS-16 -1609-11 Twelfth avenue, South. Two elegant first floor apartments consisting of re- ception hall, hall, parlor, dining room, bed rooms, bath, butlery, kitchen and pantry. Large front and rear porches. High ceilings, large windows, elegant ly papered Reception hall, dining room and parlor finished in quartered oak with oak floors. Tub and shower bath, gas ranges and instantaneous heaters. Steam heat. water and janitor service furnished. Price, $50. W. B. Leedy Ss Go. 9-13-7t WANTED-Party to rent half of new store, finest location In city. Well suit ed for gents furnishings. Other half to be occupied by merchant tailoring es- tablshment, Address O. E. F., care Age-Herald 9-1s-2t FOR RENT-Elegant 2-story and base ment brick residences in course of erec- ton; bed rooms (closet in each room); large linen closet. bath and toilet on second floor; parlor, reception hall, hall, dining room, buffers pantry, store room and kitchen first floor large cellar
  basement furnace, gas. electricity. in stantaneous water heaters Located Ave- nue I and 18th st. Corner house $40; in- side house $3750. Also elegant house same as above, only larger rooms and one more bed room price $50. Avenue I, between 18th and 18th streets. Avenue I will be paved with bituminous maca- dam from 18th to 20th streets. W. 5. I,eedy & Co. 9-13-15-17-19- 21-23-24 FOR RENT-New broom fiat, 22d street and 9th avenue; every convenience; $3O.5o Owner, 43s First National Bank. 9-12-7t FOR RENTING. s22, No. s24 No. S26, No. No S2S No. 1127, No. 1129 and No. 1131 N. goth st. Apply to N. H. Sewall, 2024 3d ave. 9-2-tf EUROPEAN HOTEL FOR RENT-Thir- ty-six or sixty-six rooms. as may be preferred. Rooms new and handsome. Location central. J. R. Adams, POPS 1st avenue 9-2-tf FOR RENT-The most elegant stone and brick residences in the city, thoroughly modern In every respect; the best built and best finished flats in the south; 10 large rooms; we furnish steam heat. For full particulars. description and price see w. B. Leedy & Go.
 9-f3-15-17-19-21-23-s4 q STORE FOR RENT-Handsome three- story building 21s N. goth street, just being completed; everything modern; elevator plateglass front. TOGO square feet floor space; located in center retail district. Apply to J. R. Adams, 2o2s 1st avenue. I-30-tI FOR SALE-Bargain, 60-acre farm near Ensley. B. r. Eborn.
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WANTED-Party to rent half of new store, finest location In city. Well suit
 ed for gents furnishings. Other half to be occupied by merchant tailoring es- tablishment Address O. E. F., care Age Herald 9-13-2t
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WANTED-Horses to pasture; fine clover
 and grasses; large stream spring wa ter; fire shade; Elwood woven wire fence; no barbed wire. Bell phone, osz'
 East Lake. P. o. box 574 Birmingham.
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When it prints good. 1t Is a good cut The Gawk Engraving Co
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eoARDERs WANTED
sALEsMEN WANTED.

WANTED-Salesman for furniture house, stenographer, shoe and clothing sales man. We have moved from Chalfoux. We have other openings. Call or write. 45s Hood Bldg, corner Srd ave. and goth st.
 WANTED-Salesman to sell our ken lucky Prize" whiskey in barrels and bottles to the trade. Good chance for live men. Licking Valley Co.,. Coving- ton, Ky. S-2I-2St-su-w wed
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slrllArIoNs WANTED.

A YOUNG WOMAN stenographer who is unusually well educatees accurate ana thoroughly equipped fol 'lfflce Work ue- sires a good position October 1. Address stenographer, care Age-Herald. 9-lS-4t VOTING MAN. 2s temperate, desires to Ioeate with business firm; willing to learn; best city references. Address H T. K, care Age-Herald.
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WANTED.

WANTED-To buy Florodora tobacco tags. Address G.. care Age-Heraio.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-20
BIG TUNNEL ON BOULDER.
Will Be 5000 Feet Long and Cut
$500 Feet Deep.

The Boise concern that under the COR
porate name OF the Boulder ConsoIidated
MINING company, has been Operating on
BOulder creek. about twenty-five miles
north OF HALEY. has begun the execution
on project that will prove OF immense
Importance. says the Woodriver Times
u Is going 10 drive q tunnel from tba
Wocorivcr size of the Boulder range ia
the east fork Of the Salmon
ms tLhhei VIII be over 300 feet in
lcuEA ana cut the formation nj a don't n
O. 2->-5 feet under the apex of the NOM
l3lHs- IL VIII prospect. drain and deveIoD
q large extent or mineral-bearinas ground
The company itself owns tWenf v-foTIr
claims on this side of the range. but there
is room -IOr' over 100 additional claims on
TINS SIDE and as many more on the Sal
The ground is known to carry much bi..b
found there from the first settlement Of
this region Several Of the locations ne
the 1Osacst take, the ODhir. the RouIde,.
and others. have yielded many carloads
OF shipping ore.
The Boulder Consolidated NfniDe com
pany includes John Lemp. tho FAR 8
tate and Colonel Woods OF Boise whose
combined wealth exceeds a million doI-
lars 1t is therefore abundantfv a HE 20
carry on the enterprise. II has given or
uers TO begin the actual driving work Of
the tunnel by the 18th Of next nonfb
In the meantime the company will CON
tinue work upon its claims at Boulder and
viii not discontinue this even when dri,--
Ing the tunnel For instance IL will keen
line men at work uDOn the Kid rniue
that the sons OF William ShuItz fbei7
superintendent and co-owner disCOvered
while at play there. two years ago.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-20

ANACONDA-TONOP MINING COM
pany. Location. of principal. place of bust
hereby given that at q meeting OF +hs
directors held on the. 18th day of july.
1905. an assessment of two (2) cents Der
the corporation payable to ]. w. Lang
ley. secretary of said company, at his
office in Tonopah. Nevada as follows.
One cent per share on or before the G5fh
day of August, 1906 and one cent per
Der 1905. Any stock upon which This
assessment may remain unpaid on the
last mentioned date will de deIinouent
and advertised for sale at public auc-
ton. and unless payment is made he
fore, will be sold on the 18th dav of DC
secretary, at Tonopah. Nevada. at
O'Clock on said day, to pay the deIjn-
quent assessment together with the cost
of advertising and expense of sale
]. w LANGLEY. Secretary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-20

road to the mine will result. in quite a
saving in the handling of the Eagle &
Blue Bell output
The Raymond-Iilinois property has been
started up again with one shift. Drift
ing on the l50O-foot level was commenced
during the early part OF the week The
development of this property will be
watched closely by the mining men OF
iintc, as the tapping Of the northern
extension of the big ore zone of this
9istrlct VIII mean much for the North
Tintic section.
Local shareholders of the Grand Cen
trail and Victoria mining companies re-
ceiVed their dividend checks last Tues
day night The dividend from the Grand
Central amounted to sc per share. or
Sl2.500 while the Victoria. the baby DO
nonZa of Tintic. passed around $4,000
The Victoria's treasury is reported to be
in splendid condition and there are rea-
sons TO believe that other dividend Will
follow The Victoria promises to duPli-
cate II not excel the record Of its older
sister, the Grand CentraN
William r. McComb informs the Re
porter that he has encountered nice
body Of Silver-iead ore in the old Mike
Gomery property to the northeast of
HomanSville. Mr.. McCombs relocated the
ground about eighteen months ago and
uncovered this ore while doing the as
Sessment work There is a ninety-foot
tunnel on the property and il was in
the face of this that the ore was found.
An assay which was received yesterday
SHOWS values of 80 ounces silver. per
cent lead and S1-00 in gold. Mr.. Nc
Comb was one of the fortunate ones in
the Uintah land drawing and viii al
low the mining property to remain idle
until his return from the reservation. -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-20
Pointed Paragraphs.
(Chicago News.)

Chicago News.)
Seeing is believing is an old see
saw.
A policeman should watch that others
do not prey.
How contagious is the insomnia of the
midnight cati
Economy is a brand of wealth that no
one cares to inherit.
Look not upon the town when your
neighbor is painting il red.
& a rich girl may be homely, but she will
never know lit by hearsay.
Failure of Connecticut towel factory
IS the latest financial crash
A man never gives his hair thought
until he hasn't any to think about
A wife's idea of perfect husband Is
one who thinks he has a perfect wife
1t is impossible for a man TO Judge
a wOmans wisdom by what she doesn't
So
When woman goes shopping she
squanders a quarter every time she tries
10 save a dime.
There may be a time for all things.
but the wise man prefers to tackle one
thing at a time
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Everything Is Work"
CPhiladelphia Record)

Professor Nichols, the famous Cornell
physicist during recitation of freshman
class in natural philosophy, observed a
tall lanky youth in a rear seat. his head
in a rccumbent position. his body in 3
languid nose, his eyes half closed and
his lees extended far out i'm an adjacent
aisle He was either asleep or about to
lose consciousness.
Mr.. Frazer said the great scientist.
you may recite.
The freshman opened his eyes slow w
He did not change his sonnOlent pose
Mr.. Frazer. what is work?''
Everything is work. was the drawing
reply.
What. Everything is work?'' T.
YES, sir"
Their ] take it. YOU would like me
and the class to believe that this desk
is vvorlS?''
Yes. sir" replied the youth YEARLY,
that desk is wood work
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-20
SMELLING BY ELECTRICITY.
Experiment. Is Now Being Tried in
Canada.

Vice Consul General German of Mon
treal reports that the Dominion govern
ment has appropriated Sl5. coo for Tnaking
experiments with the electric process OF
smelling ores and manufacturing steel at
Sault Ste. Marie and the COnsOlidated
Lake Superior Power company will furnish
a building and dynamo capable of suppTy-
ing 200 electric horsepower for four
months free of charge All kinds of ores
viii be experimental with. and important
results are expected TO be obtained saws
the Denver Mining Reporter
Great possibilities for Canada underIie
the inauguration OF a cheaper process for
manufacturing pig iron and steel than IS
now in use Ontario is dotted with ore
bodies. the DEVELOPMENT OF which is at
present prevented by lack Of cheap fuel
There Is coal Ia the eastern and western
parts Of Canada but the cost Of convey
ing "a TO points where coke Is needed Nr
smelling purposes is prohibitive. On the
other hand there are great many. water
covers throughout the provinces OF on
tario and Quebec. where electricity can
be Developed and utilized If the electric
system proves TO be commercially fe;s-
Ible, Canada il looking for the inflow
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given by the city Coun-
ca OF Salt Lake City Of the intention OF
such council to make the following de-
scribed Improvement. tO-wit:
To grade. pave with asphalt gutter and
curb with concrete curbing. Fourth South
street from the west side Of West Temple
street 10 the west side of Second East
street, and State street from the south
SIDE OF Fourth South street to the north
side of Seventh South street. and defray
the abutters portion of the cost and ex-
pense thereof estimated at eightv-six
thousand seven hundred and fifteen ana
SeYenty-five One-hundredthS (SS6. rs 30
dollars. or $11-O0 per front foot Of abutting
lowing described district being the dis
trict to be affected and benefited by said
Fronting on Fourth South street-aU of
lots D s. and s. block IS. the west sos. %
feet of lot and the east $3.50 feet of lot
6, block 80. eli of lots ). s. : and 5. block
40, all of lots and 2. block 81, all Of lots
!, ? and 3. block 52 all of lots ! and .,
block IS. plat - Salt Lake City surVeE.
Fronting on State street-Au of lots 4
and ). block %. all of lots l. s and s.
oIock "a an or lots / and s, block 81. all
or lots 2. 4 and >, block 50. al of lots
apd ., block SO. and all Of lots /. 6. Z and
8. block 30. plat A. Salt Lake City
The total cost Of said Improvement Is
estimated at one hundred and seventeen
thousand eight hundred and fifteen and
SeVenty-tive one-hundredthS (S1l7 S15. 75)
dollars. of which sum the Citys portion
IS thirty-one thousand and one hundFed
t 30 dVo.VW uoIldIs- testNlnS $50. fIo-t5, or
Sl-oO per 'front.' foot of abutting property
to be raised by local assessment.
All protests and objections to the car
rying out of such intention must be pre-
serted in writing to the city recorder on
or before the 1lth day of September. 1905.
being the time set by said council when
IL viii hear and consider such protests
and objections as may be made thereto.
BY order of the City Council of Salt
Lake City. Utah
Dated August "A. 1905.
i. s CRITCHLOW-
City Recorder
Paving Extension No. Il.
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j. OBERNDORFER.
A Poor Illustration.
(San Antonio Express.1

(San Antonio Expressly
Hudson Tuttle, the Ohio lecturer. made
an address recently wherein he described
the pitfalls of the lecture platform
one Ditfall," Mr. Tuttle said lis the
unwise choice of examples and proofs
"A temperance lecturer wished TO prove
whisky.
Accordingly he caused Il drop of water
to be magnified and thrown upon "A magic,
lantern screen The picture was a ter
rlble one Worms bigger than pythons
crabs bigger than elephants spiders the
size OF ship, fought together in the drop
of water like fiends in the Internal re-
giOns.
The lecturer now caused a drop of
whisky to be added to the water
watch, friends he said, watch the
Whiskys effect.
Inc erect was marvellous. The LIQUOR
killed all those ferOcious horrors Instant
" Their vast claws and tentacles and
feeders stiffened. All became peaceful
and suill.
An old lady in the front row whis-
pered hOarsely in her husbands ear:
Wall Jabez. that settles me III
never drink water again thout putin
some whisky in it."
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-20
TINTIC MINING NOTES.
Developments of the Week in This
District.
CEnrekA Renorfer !

AEsuIthd Reporter
Assessment No 81 of cents per share
on Snowflake stock viii be delinquent
on the 2lst inst. day Of sale. Sept g.
The Victoria Gold Mining company
owning the Annie Laurie group in North
TIntiC. has levied an assessment of &c
per share. The assessment will be de-
lnquent on Sept Is; date of sale, Oct :.
/ The machinery at the Martha Wash
inEton mine viii most likely be moved
to the Copper Jack property in the Erick-
son district
Louis Gatewood has splendid body
of ore exposed Ia his lease in the Bullion
Beck mine. The ore is not as rich as
SOME which has been encountered by
leasers. but the body is a large one MAX
ing the lease q very desirable one
William Hoffman. superintendent or
the Carisa. will leave within a day on.
two for Denver upon q vaca ton. Man
ager Harry Joseph is out from Salt Lake
and VIII remain at the mine during his
absence.
The first shipment OF ore over the
new switch 20 the Eagle q Blue Bel
mine was sent out Wednesday. II was
a four-carload let The building Of this
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Strike in Harrington-Hiokory.

An important ore find with every in
dication of becoming permanent has been
made in the Harrington Hickory ground
owned by the Majestic company and stu
ated near Milford. The ore body aver
ages about five feet in thickness and car
r1eS about 40 per cent lead and from
10 TO II ounces of silver to the ton. The
ore is a lead carbonate and was found at
"a depth of As feet.
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View Closes With Quiet Day-Lower
Mammoth LEADING Seller.

The week on the mining exchange
closed with the sale of 1856 5af shares of
stock, for which S33, 21O.O1 was paid The
sales OF the day included "a 200 shares of
STOCK with a selling value of S36l1 .62
Yesterday Lower Mammoth was a lead
ing factor on the exchange and of its
STOCK over 1000 shares sold between Soc
ara &c. New York was active and i'm
proved prices ruled, the sales aggre-
eating 200 shares on an increasing scale
from 493Rc 70 4Sc a share. MAY Day found
buyers for 5000 shares at from 9izc TO
54G per share. The closing quotations
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-20
DEPART FOR CANADA.
Utah Mining Men to Attend Meeting
in Northwest.

Samuel Newhouse left yesterday for
Greenwood, b. c.. where in a few days
viii be held a meeting of the directors
of the Montreal & Boston company, the
properties of which are located near
that place Among those from the
east who VIII be at the meeting are
former Senator Warner Miller of New
York and Samuel Unterneyer. one of
the heavy stockholders in the company
Mr. Newhouse was accompanied by NJ.
NJ Johnson w. G. Thomas preceded
them by a days travel
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-20
Forenoon Sales.

Consolidated Mercur 300d53c
DAILY. 10Od$1.60.
Little Bell. 1OO665c; 1OOd751Sc
Lower Mammoth, 200a30c; 1.0OOd30c.
seller 50; 1,000d31c, buyer so; 700d3eAc;
400d3012c.
May Day, 2,OOOq91kc; 2,OOOG99sc; 5000
Star Consolidated. .5OO69c
Uncle Sam, 300Q371ac; SOO93Sc; 5O0dSSc,
Ingot 20OO615sc.
Little Chief. 1.50062lsc; 40O0G2Ac
New York. 20Od45I1c; 1006461kc; 100G47c;
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ONLY $4,000
ONLY $4,000

To F'rannie. Cody and Garland, Wyo..
and return from Salt Lake, via Oregon
Short Line Tickets on sale September
.. good for return until October 5.
Eleven hours saved via this route. Sec
agents city Ticket Office, POI Main 81.
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Delinquent Notice.

BJTLER-LIBERAL CONSOLIDATED
Mining Company Location and principa
place Of business Salt Lake CITY Utah
Notice. There are delinquent upon the
following described stock. on account or
assessment No. J. of two ~ cents per
share levied on the 9th daV Of June
1903 the several amounts set OPPOSITE
the names of the respective shareholders.
follows:
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Delinquent Notice.

The South Columbus Mining COMPANY
Location of principal place of business
room 81 Commercial Block, Salt Lake
City, Utah
NOTICE-There are delinquent upon the
following described stock on account OF
assessment levied on the 10th day of July
A D. 1905. the several amounts set on
pOsite the names of the respective share
holders, as follows:
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BIG HORN BASIN EXCURSION
Round Trim $40 90
ound LIE $1,000

The Colorado Midland railway. in
connection with the Rio Grande West
ern and the Chicago. Burlington &
quincy VIII sell tickets Sept. ; to Fran
ME, Garland and Cody, Wyo., and re-
turn, good for thirty days. at the rate
of $50. This will be the only excursion
to those points this year and anyone
wishing to visit that country should
take advantage of this rate The finest
agricultural country in Wyoming is in
the Big Horn basin.
Write for book on the Big Horn basin
country and all particulars relative to
the trip to L. H. Harding. Il West. Sec
ond South street. Salt Lake City.
Five high diving horses SaItair to-