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ASSESSMENT NO. 8.

Old Evergreen Mining and Tunnel com
pauy, Big Cottonwood Mining District, Salt
Lako county. Utah. Principal place CT bust.
ness Salt Lake City, Utah.
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting
of the board of directors OF tho Old Evor.
green Mining md Tunnel company, n corpor.
alton held at the Office OF the company
at Snlt Lake City, Utah. Tuesday, November
10. 1906. assessment Of cents per share
was levied upon the capital stock OF tho
corporation, payable Immediately 10 H G.
Mcmillan, secretary and treasurer OF tho
company, at his Office, No. 163 South Main
street, Salt Lake City, Utah. Any stock
upon which said assessment may bo unpaid
on December IL, 1905, will be delinquent
and pdvcrtised for salo at public auction,
ard .ess payment is made before, will be
sold Mt my Office on January 1. 1907. at 12
o clock noon. 10 pay delinquent assessment
together with tho cost of advertising and
expense of sale. HENRY G. MILAN,
(SeaD Secretary
No. 161 South Main street, Salt Laka
City, Utah, November 10, 1906 e95S
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ASSESSMENT NO. 4.

Star Consolidated Mining company prin.
cpal place Of business. Salt Lake City, Utah.
Notice is hereby given that at meeting Of
the board Of directors: held the 18th day
OF November. 1906, an assessment of three
81 cents per share was levied the capital
stock Of the corporation. payable on or bo
fore tho goth day of December, 1906. TO
w. J. Bateman, secretary. at 82 South Main
street. Salt Lake City. Utah Any stock
upon which this assessment may remain un.
paid on tho goth day Of December 1906, will
be delinquent and advertised for salo at pub.
lie auction. and unless payment is made be.
fore. will be sold on tho 9th day of January,
1907, Mt p. m, TO pay the delinquent as
sessmcnt together with tho cost of advertis.
ing and expense OF sale.
w j. BATEMAN. Secretary
Salt Lake City. Utah. November IS, 1906,
e1
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PRESIDENTS RETURN
Chief Executive Is Expected to Reach
Washington Tonight.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-Prcsident
Roosevelt is expected to return 10
Washington Monday evening after one
of the most remarkable journeys ever
undertaken by an American Chief Ex
ecutive He has travelled thousands of
miles by sea, crossed the narrow strip
of land which separated the Atlantic
ond Pacific where the Americas meet.
inspected the work being done on the
great Isthmian canal and incidentally
shattered the tradition that an Ameri-
can president must not during his term
Of Office visit any land other than his
own.
During his stay on the Isthmus the
President visited the Republic of Pana-
ma and for a time was under the pro-
tection of the Panama flag. On his re
turn voyage he made brief call at
Porto Rico.
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ELECTION AFTERMATH
Special Committee Will Sit on the
Case OF McCarren,

NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-An after
moth of the recent election in New
York State which promises TO attract
wide attention is scheduled for Monday
when Il special committee Of the New
York State Democratic committee will
meet in New York City to investigate
charges of party irregularity against
Patrick II. McCarrcn, the Democratic
leader OF Kings county. The charge
against McCarren is that he instigated
the scratc hing which cost William
r. Hearst, the Democratic nominee for
governor, so dearly in Kings county.
Mr.. McCarren has been quoted as
saving that he will make no defense
before the committee as he is con-
vinccd that he will be removed as
member, but that he will carry the
fight to the courts.
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PIQUED AT KING
Vatican Authorities Displeased at the
Ruler of Greece.

ROME, Nov. 25.-It would appear to-
night that King George of Greece had
abandoned the idea of visiting the Pope
during his present sojourn in Rome, al
though he may still decide SO to do to-
morrow. The feeling of the Vatican
authorities will be hurt if the Grecian
KING does not call upon the Pontiff, and
they are chngrined that he did not an
nounee in the beginning whether or not
he intended TO do So
IT the visit takes place, on Monday,
the Vatican will not he entirely ap-
peased, as it will he decision Of the
last moment. In any event. fhe Vati-
can authorities feel that the Pope has
been treated with n certain lack of
courtesy but should King George de-
eide on Monday to pay this visit, the
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DELINQUENT NOT

The Tonopah. Utah Mining ~ 4.
tion of principal place Sa,, ol 4
South West Temple street. 90"
Notice. n
There are delinquent upon
described stock on accouna ccouaos
levied ON October 20, Isov.
amounts set opposite the nsu~ ns,
spective shareholders, rs ieisos
-, S275|
c.. o. Ellingwood ...'.' soSo
Dey & Stevens.
And in accordance WIN vi ,ao
order of the bonrd OF diferSe soSe
the Goth day OF October, iss 4:
shares of each parcel OF sqsn :,
be necessary will be sold Y,
OF the company. 23a souIn "a
street, nj 10 o'clock a. ID.
day of December. 1906. 10 xI
auont assessments, together Via
vertising and expenses o,FS OF % &
e2O26 j. Z. GALlUab''
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Notice Of Annual Stockholders Meet,
ing OF the Phoebe Consolidated Min
ing and Reduction Comnanv

Notice is hereby given thnt the nnnu.I
meeting Of tho stockholders OF tho pinchn
Consolidated Mining s. Reduction Companv
will be held AT the Main Office of tho Com,
Pany, 10 wilt, the rooms occupied by n w
Lawrence, at No. 125 Main street. Salt I,to
City, Utah. on Wednesday, tho 5th DIV os
December D. 1906, at the hour OF 10
o'clock a. M for the purpose OF electinr
Board OF Trustees, aud for tho transncfion
OF such other business rs may legally coma
before such meeting 0Ai'
THos J. OSBORNE. Prskid,nt
FRANK GODBE secret,ry
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NOTICE OF sToCKHo
MEETING.

Notice is hereby given ''oii -
meeting Of the stockhoi9eis Al
Mining company Will be no,' no,n.,d
the company, Room 1872 Hs IN !
ing. in Salt Lake City, Utse' nSe - -
3rd' dsy o. December, lyoo. l.,ors
m for the election Of direosabs abs
for the ensuing year. and 10, Be-
OF such othor business as ne'
fore the meeting. ,oos
Dated November 10: lgTry lgyory 3
e1362 J. z. bEhn
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Old Timer Dead.

The news has been received through
a letter to Cal. c, Clawson of Custer,
that Andy Newman, an old-timer of
Custer county, was killed the night of
October "a, by being run over by The
cars, while getting off the train, at
Holiday, Kan.
Andy Newman, as he was famil
iarly known, came TO this portion of
Idaho in 1877 or 1878, and mined and
prospected for years in this county. He
had also been in the mining sections of
Wyoming, Arizona, Montana, Colorado
and others, and on different expeditions
into the Black Hills and Big Horn coun-
tries in early days, and was in many
battles with the Indians, He was also
in the Confederate service in the war
Of the rebellion, and was badly wound
ed at the battle of Fredericksburg He
was 6S years old.
Mrs. Ed O'Nenl and family have
moved to Challis from Pahsamaroi.
There is an egg famine in Challis. Ii
is almost impossible to purchase eggs at
any price.
The bathhousc of the Challis Hot
Springs is being enlarged. The pool.
when completed, will be about 40x40
feet
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NOTICE OF sToCKHoLpERs,
MEETING,

Notice Is hereby given that the annual
Mining company will be held MT the ofina ~
tne company, Room l35 David Keith bnilS.
lns nns IN Salt Lake City. Utah. on Monday tho
m. for the election OF directors 10, e,bek ,b p
vhe suhlne year and for the transaction OF sucb
meeting. SpEpel oelprc the
a1363 e ohnh LEY,
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And In accordance with law and the order
of the board OF directors. made on the 10th
day Of October. 1905. many shares OF each
parcel OF such stock may be necessary will
be sold ut the ofico OF the company, room
No 500 Atlas block. West Second South
street Salt Lake City. Utah. the goth
day OF November. 1906. at the hour of 80
D. M. 10 pay the delinquent assessment. to-
eether with the cost OF advertising and eI
Dense OF sale. W. MONT FERRY,
Secretary.
once Nos. 52o-22 Atlas block. Salt Lake
CIty Utah eI2T5
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DELINQUENT NOTICE

The Little Eddie Gold and Copper Mining
company. Principal place OF business. i20
South Fifth East street Salt Lake City, Utah
Notice-There are delinquent upon the follow
Ing described stock on account of assessment
levied on the 10th day of October, 1908, the
respective shareholders. as follows:
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And in accordance with the law and an
order OF the board OF directors made the
10th day OF October 1906 so many shares OF
each parcel of such stock may be neces-
sary Will be sold at the ONCE ot the company.
420 South Fifth East street, at p m. on the
Sth day OF Dccepber. 1906. TO pay the dcin~
qucnt assessment. together with cost OF ad-
vertsing and expense OF sale.
e2i5S T.. M CARRICK. Treasurer.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

wabash Mining company. principal p,nco
OF business Salt Lake City: Utnn, No''VJ "
.crihcd stock on accoaut Of assessment 70
9o levied on the 10th day OF October. iEvo,
the several amounts set opposite inc na'he9
of the respective shareholders, 10 wiz
.,arno. Shares. Amt
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SEW Elk | y Mlpl'lsE Or 1''
Fronting on Second West siref<
All Of lots 3 10 21, inclusre
Tho north 8 feet Of lot 2, he1
cr's sub. division Of block 8, ph'|
Fronting on Washington st:est:
All OF lots % TO 40. includvt
The north feet Of lot l. blos|
All Of lots 10 81, inclusIyt:
The north g feet OF lot z, w
division of block 6, plat "A.
Fronting OIL First West strest;
All OF lots % 10 40, inclunv
Tho north g foct Of LOT ]. blnf'
or's sub division OF block s.
All OF lots 3 TO 2l. inciusiyh
The north 3 feet OF lot 2, blo'I
er's sub. division OF block ), pln
Fronting on Jefferson street;
All of lots % 10 20, inclusive
The north 8 feet OF lot l, bl'cs
All of lots 3 TO 81, inclusiya.
The north feet of lot 3 ~
er's sub division OF block 5, p'h5
Fronting on West Temple ssrssi;
All of lots 90 10 40. incluAvt
The north feet ef lot j, p'c'.
er'e sub. division of block 5, pm
Lake City survey.
Abutting on the streets vi!niS
bounded on the north by ths n
Fifth South street, on the epf
line OF East Tcmplc street ~
by tho confer line OF Snl ~
and on the west by the V9 ~
West street. in Sewer Dis!r7 ~
same appear and are shorl
fetal plats OF said city,
IS foot back from said sire
Said tax is payable in sir 4
mcnts, and will become delinass
TO wit.
Ono. sixth OF the total nnour'
so levied shall become deliDqoes n
20. 1906: one-sixth thereoi -.
delinquent December 20. nn
thereof shall become delinquenn' - -:
1908; one sixth thereof snaii -
oueut December 20, 1909; ons
shall become delinquent peeenD
one-sixth thereof shall oess1'
December 20, 1911. -
Each Of said installmcntS' 49,
shall draw interest nj the ia
cent per annum from the dsie
until delinquent, and il any
snid installments shall become ~
tercsr thereon shall be al the -.
cont per npum from delinausles
delinqucu: installments ore iun'
All special taxes are payaois
Room 1o2. city and county ~
Lake City -yoo1
FRANK A. SwEssu
City Treasurer and Special IM
By r. 8. Wirn
Sewer Extension No. 1872: a.
Date of first publication Nov =
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VOTE
Of CUSTER COUNTY
All Democratic County Candi-
dates Elected, With but
a Single Exception.

Special 10 The Tribune.
CHALLIS, Ida. Nov. 25.-Thc Official
vote of Custer county at the recent cleo
tion is as follows:
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Go to Apollo Hall
for the big dance in American Fork,
December j. Special on Salt Lake
Route, 80 D. IN
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL, On

To Whom II May Concern.
Notice is hereby given tb,,
for the purpose OF constructing
all streets within tho distrir9 I
the north by the north line a,
street, on the cast by tho wss' =
Temple street. on the south
line OF Ninth South street ana
by tho wpst line of Second W.
Sewer District No. Q, has bs.
the City Council and conArra
nance dated Nov ember 20. iona
The property hereby asseassS
tho following described lots arx
ground. 10 wit;
SEWER on ROTH SIDES OR 4,
Fronting on Fifth South strcst.
All of lots l. and 8. aud h.
feet of lot 4, block AZ.
All Of lot /.
The east 305 feet Of lot z. b,,..
The east 3o5 feet Of lot s
The west 305 feet OF lot 6 A..
All OF lots and 7.
Tho east 40 feet Of lot
The west l40 feet Of lot
The east 305 feet Of lot r
The west 305 feet OF lot a. M.
"a -
Fronting ON Sixth South atress.|
Tho cast 305 feet OF lot 2
The west 3o5 feet Of lot l, ~.
All Of lots q, 10 and IL, M
sub division. block 80,
All Of lot 2
The cast 80 feet Of lot 4.
The vest 1i0 feet OF lot /. M
The east 3o5 feot OF lot q.
The west ao5 feet Of lot |. 4.
All of lots and &.
The east 40 feet OF lot s.
The west 140 feet Of lot 8, 81
The east 305 OF lot s.
The wost 305 feet OF lot s, h,
All Of lots and Z.
The east lao feet of lot 5.
The west 40 feet Of lot 8, Sd
"a
Fronting on Seventh South stree,
All OF lots Q and 3. II
The east lao feet Of lot 4.
The wcst l4o feet Of lot /. N
The east 3o5 feet Of lot Q.
The vest 3o5 feet OF lot /, 81
| Ali of lois 9 and 3.
The cast lao feet Of lot I.
The west IAO feet If lot /, III.
Tho east 3o5 foet OF lot 5.
The west 305 feet Of lot 6, Nu
All Of lots and :.
Tho east 40 feet OF lot 5. II
The Yest 14n feet Of lot 9, BID
Tho cas-, 3o5 feet ~ LOT S.
Tho west 305 feet of lot 6, hlt
"A
Fronting on Eighth South streel
Tho east 905 feet OF lot 2.
Tho west 305 feet Of lot l. bio
Tho east lao feet OF lot g.
All of lots 2 and 9.
The west $40 feet Of LOT /, Ole
Tho enst 3o5 feet nj lot 2
The west 3O5 feet Of lot /, bio
The enst 40 feet OF lot 3.
Tho west lao feet OF lot a.
All Of lots and I block 4. .
Fronting on Ninth South street.
All Of lois l and Q, block 2.
All of lots / and 2. block l. W
division OF block g.
All OF lots | and 2, block 3.
All OF lots and 2, block'l, "
division Of block ).
The east 40 feet of lot 4.
The west l4o feet OF lot !.
All OF lots Q and 8, block :.
Fronting on Second West street:
All of lots j, &, and 3. blo'
All of lots and 8. block II
All Of lots 2. 3, 4 and .. olec
All of lots 1, IS, Z and g. bll
All Of lots 4 and S, block
All OF lots and a. block y
All Of lots 2. 3, and D. .
"a"
Fronting on First West street
All Of lots /, 6, Z and 8. =
All OF lots and 3, block y
All OF lots and 8. block Y
All OF lots Q. 3. 4 and ., ole
All OF lotS 1, s, 7 and q. olo
All of lots md =, block 81
Fronting on West Temple stree
All of lots 4 and 5, block =
All of lots / and &. block ~
All OF lots 2. 3, 4 and S. BIZ
All of lots 1. 6. 7 and 8. bloel
All OF lots 4 and 5. block Z
All OF lots and 8, block 80:
All OF lots Q, 3. 4 and ). D
"a" Salt Lake City SURVEY
SEWER IN MIDDLE OF y
urXm|
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Los Angeles Limited.

East or West. always the best. Try
it. Utah's finest train. Salt Lake
Route agents everywhere will give you
full information
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NATIONAL BANK OF THE
REPUBLIC

thoroughly modern savings department
conducted IN connection with this hank
Safe deposit boxes for rent
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that tho assessmcnt
Of the tax levied by tho City Council oi
Snlr Lake City Utah. by ordinance passed
Noy,mbcr IT, 1906 upon the property nbut
ting upon the following named streets and
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1906-06-19

shoulder part which was more than
shoulder straps and yet not bolero.
The dainty wrap was adorned with
rows of friils of narrow black ribbon,
and looked quite dressy. For the or
binary summer day such a dress would
be just right for comfort, the upper
part being adjustable, easily slipped
on or off.
Black silk gloves, of course, have
gone up in price now that the heavy
kid ones are getting bit warm. Time
was when one could get a nice pair
in elbow length for one dollar, but
few days ago we found the price had
been trebled. Let us hope the mits
will not follow suit; we want to keep
the elbow sleeves, but do not care to
spend all our substance on hand
shuhe."
With the tailored street dress there
is nothing in better style than
simple sailor hat trimmed with pom
padour ribbon. The high crowned
sailors are preferred, although many
smart lOW-crOWneQ ones are SeeH' he
peacock feather craze has been carried
pretty far, but of late better taste has
had its way, and in place of the yard
long, assertive tail, we see shorter
feathers used. On a gray sailor three
green peacock eyes that stood out just
a little from the bow at the side, really
made a decorative effect that was very
pleasing.
Many checked materials are en-
ployed with good results. The new
suspender frocks are very pretty in
these check suitings, the blouse al
ways on the lingerie order. Later we
shall have something to say about
a checked silk frock and null
guimpe.
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If you, or any member of your fam.
ily can do fine handwork, you are
most fortunate this year, for this is
the day when the pushing, boastful
sewing machine must take back
seat. Hand-sewing has come in
with a vengeance, retiring machine
made work into the background with
the folk that set the pace in dress.
And SO the modest little woman with
skill in her fingers may make for her
own women folk the fashionable
frocks and blouses of the day that will
compare with the $50 and $40 lingerie
waist purchased at the shops. good
pattern secures the right cut, the hand
work is thea the whole thing.
Even the seams nowadays are made
by hand, and the sewing Of yards OF
frilling and insertion and lace. Yes
terday we saw a lovely white null
trimmed with cream-cOlOred lace
and insertion, very simply trimmed
but the work so exquisite, the de-
sign so becoming, we voted it the pref
test blouse noticed thus far The
wearer's whole costume was worth
mentioning; a white mohair skirt, a
long black silk cloak, beautiful
white ostrich feather boa, black
chip hat with one white plume, shiny
black shoes and gloves.
Black and white looks chic again
is particularly effective for a woman
with black eyes, seems to intensity
their darkness. A neat little black
and white costume, easily reproduced
consisted of 4 plated cloth skirt, white
null blouse, and most attractive
girdle wrap. The deep girdle was
almost a coat in itself, and really be-
came one By the addition of an upper
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Fashions for the Little Ones

Spring days and consideration of
folk at the springtime of life How
the mother loves to plan the clothes
for the wee lads and lassles-at least
it should oe a pleasure rather than
burden, even if the pocketbook is an
Ger slim one. Such dear little things
can be made for song, remnants be
picked here and there and turned into
guimpe and blouse and even whole
frocks.
Childrens millinery this year is very
picturesque, the granny bonnets as
quaint and becoming as can be. For
girls entering their teens there are
half bonnet affairs like the one slown
in the accompanying illustration. The
whole costume is designed for a girl
of u, the dress a dark blue serge
Style is given by the smart collar and
tie, and daintiness in the lawn frills,
which may be either of pale blue or
of ecru lawn. The hat is trimmed
only with ribbon, which is drawn
through a cut in the rim in front and
fashioned into a large rosette, ribbon
falls over the hair at the back. FL
bow sleeves are used for little girls
frocks even more than for the NAM
mas-if possible everybody now ap-
pearing in cutoff sleeves
Mammals affect short coats, also do
small girls affect he jaunty jacket,
The REFERS, so popular for some time
back, hold their own still. A REFER
is easy to get into, has warmth where
needed, is not burdensome. Those
made of cloth and trimmed with white
collars and cuffs are in excellent
style. Everything should be tubbable
until the child is old enough to keep
clean without constant reminding.
There are heaps of ready-made col
lars at all prices, offered at the stores,
and they help out homemade gar
ment wonderfully.
Women fond of needlework will
make lingerie hats for their little girls,
and embroidered lawn caps for the
baby. Designs for these are easily
procured, and though they take "on-
siderable time to complete, they are
the prettiest thing shown in chill
dren's millinery.
Long wasted linen dresses look SO
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Hope.

How cheerful you look this morn
ing, dear" said the sick man as his
wife hustled about the room. You act
as if you thought | were going to ge'
we'll"
"Ah, dearest" she answered, turning
to press her lips upon his brow, hope
has returned to me. The surgeon who
was to perform the operation fell last
night and broke his arm. "-Chicag'
Record Herald.
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A Careful Girl.

81 hope, Jennie, that you have given
the matter serious consideration said
a lady to servant girl who had given
notice" because she was to be married
that day two weeks.
ooh, | have. maam" was the earn
est reply. Il have been to two fortune
tellers and a claivoyant, and looked IN
sign book, and dreamt on a lock OF
his hair. and been to one of those as
trologers. and to a palmist, and they
all say to go ahead, ma'am. amt
one to marry reckless like, ma'am. -
Royal Magazine.
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Italian Cream.

Soak half box of gelatine in cup
full of cold water for an hour. Heat
four cupfuls of milk in double boil
er, and when hot stir into them the
yolks of four eggs beaten light with
half a cupful Of sugar, stir over the
fire for two minutes, add the gelatine,
and keep stirring until dissolved.
Take from the fire, favor with a tea
spoonful of vanilla, and set aside to
cool. Beat the whites of the eggs stiff,
and add them. to the custard when 1t
is cold, but before it has begun to
form. Turn into a mold wet with
cold water, and set aside to form firm.
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Their Family Tree.

Cousin Abner offended papa terri
bly, while he was here" said the fluffy
girl.
ooh, indeed? How" inquired the
trim girl
you know papa is so proud of our
family tree, and has it handsomely
framed on the library wall. Well,
Cousin Abner studied it all one after
noon, under the impression that it was
a railway map"-Judge.