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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-26
Its Sumrnal aud Gumrter
Friday, April 2s, 1907.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.

Auto Races-Branford Park. Auction Sale-R. B. Mallory California-So. Pacific Dress Goods-Chas Monson Co. Entertainments Est. M w. English-Probate Notice Ecging --Cambie-I esmcnd G.. For Rent-Garage- M. Osborn Fish Sale--S. s. Adams For Friday-Mendel & Freedman Financial-Kimberly, Root & Day For Rent-Houses-F M. Ward For Rent-Rooms-9 State St. urniture-Chamberl Co. Grape -Nuts-Grocers
 Mems Tan Oxfords-N. H. Shoe Co. Notice to Contractors-C w. Kelly Notice to Contractors-C. w. Kelly Sideboards H. M. Bullard Go. Steamers-French Line
 Steamers--N. H. Line
 Sea Food-Wilson & Son.
 Vinol--Hull's Drug Stores
 Women's Suits-Hamilton & Go. Wanted-Men-60 Court St.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-26
PRIZES FOR ESSAYS.
Yale Men After Big Money Awards Of
 fered.

fered.
 Four handsome prizes of $fO0O, $500, $100 and $50 were announced at Yale yesterday as offered any college stu dents for the best essays on subjects industrial, economic, political or fnan- cial, There is long list of titles ap- pended the the announcement, from which the competitor may choose. The awards will be made by a committee of professors, including the following Prof. J. l., Laughlin of the University of Chicago, J. B. Clark of Columbia university, H. c, Adams of the Univer- sity of Michigan, Horace White of New York city, and Carrol D. Wright of Clark college.
 Many Yale men will try for these handsome awards, and some have al- ready commenced study of specific subjects in preparation for the writing of their essays. The work must be handed in one year from date.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-26
BUYS FINE HOME.

Captain James Austin of 11O Avon street, has purchased a fine residence in West Haven on Richards street, which formerly belonged to Fowler A Good- year. The house is No. 93, and is an ex- cellent two-family cottage.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-26
ADDITION TO TELEPHONE BUILT

ING.
 The Southern New England Telephone company has force of men at work on its operating building, the rear of which is on Pitkin street, adding another story and making 1t three stories. At pres ent men are employed building up piers for the basement upon which the roof will be raised and supportel The work goes on only between the hours of il D. m and a. nl., owing to the large work ing force in the. building during the day and evening. There are about sev- enty girls employed in the building op- ating the several switch boards.
 When the improvements are complet- ed the local switchboard will be on the second floor and the toll line switch beard will be on the second floor The addition Is necessary owing to the crowded condition of the building.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-26
CONTRACT AWARDED.

Tenement Block to be Erected in Wa
 ter Street.
 The general contract for the erection of tenement block in Water street for c. Frank Murphy has been awarded to M. Rubino. The building will be of brick construction, four stories high, arranged for sixteen tenements. The plans for the structure were drawn by Brown & Von Beren. No sub-contracts have been let as yet.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-26
nI.n FnIK,s cnNcERr

At the United church chapel this ev- ening an Old Folks concert will be held. The concert will be very unique and extremely comical. The admission at the door will be 25 cents,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-26
NASHVILLE M. E. CHURCH.

To be Addressed by Mrs. Steele Next
 Sunday Evening.
 Mrs Laura N. Steele, superintendent of scientific temperance instruction in the public schools for the Connecticut Womans Christian Temperance union, will deliver an address in the Westville M F. church next Sunday evening at 7:30; subject, Moderate Drinking or Total Abstinenoe-W Which?"
 This meeting is under the auspices of the Westville w. c. T. U., and the public is cordially invited. The annual free-will offering will be taken at this time.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-26
GR Ss FIRE

No. S's chemical was called out to a grass fire at the corner of Everett and Cold Spring streets yesterday afternoon about 4:30 o'clock, There was no dam age,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-26

The Peck & Bishop Co.,, 1SS Orange St, have storage warehouses located corner Chapel and Olive streets.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-26
DANGEROUSLY ILL.

Charles E. Larom Has Pleuro- -Pneumo-
 mia. Charles E. Larom of Morris Cove is dangerously i'll with pneuro-pneumonia Dr. Burdette Adams Is the attending physician.
 MT. Larom has been iii only four days, but has been a very sick man from the first
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CA 9To RIA. pe.,, tha 7The Kind You Have Always Bought Signature st LMAz1x

The Peck & Bishop Co.,, 1SS Orange St, have the best facilities for moving pianos.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-26
OFFICE FOR STEVENS.
Panama Engineer Located in the Ford
 Building

James F. Stevens, former chief engin- ger of the Panama canal, who was in this city Wednesday for conference with New Haven road officials, is to have an office in the Ford building at the corner of State and Chapel streets during the time he is acting as an appraiser for the road.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-26
WEATHER RECORD.
Washington, April 25, 1907.

Washington, April 25, 1907.
 Forecast for Friday:
 For New England, fair and colder Friday. preceded by rain in north DOT tioni Saturday fair; fresh northwest winds,
 For Eastern New York, rain and colder Friday followed by fair in the after noon; Saturday fair; fresh northwest winds.
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Local Weather Report.
 New Haven, April 25.
BrIef Mention.

L M. TARR, Local Forecaster,
 U. s. Weather Bureau.
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Jason P. Thomson, Attorney for estate of Michael K. Enscoe. a25 St
New-York tribune., 1907-02-14
SKATING WAR GOES on.
Men II no Took Part ut NC7Cburg
DisquaHfPd b4 4 4. L.

John r Dixon. Secretarv-trea surer Of the ANA
teur Athletic Union, announced yesterday that all
skaters who took part in tho national champion
ships Nowhgrz on Tueydav had disqualified
Themselves by competing with disqualified skaters
This IS another move I'm the war between the
Amateur AthIctI- Union and the National Skating
Association. The HIST OF disqualified follows:
F A. Thomas. Clarence Martin. Fred Gib5. B
McPartlau. Thomas Fairbanks Thomas Bower
snyder Lawrence Murphy and Rose. all 81
Aewbure r 1ras6. 70. MoTgiS gTd N22i W3
tam Tavlor. ~ tho Saratoga Skating club.
CIvde Martin. Hugh PaIlister, r r. Rogers
and Ihn K,arnev. ~ Frook',u. r. A. Findlay-
son. y g Arid and \ g Brown. o' canada
r Scbulthes and e. Wood. Of Verona Lake, Phil
Mahe~ n New York. Edmund Iammv. ~ Saranac
lake: Terr,. Couuers. " stamford. Conn, and G.
Do Angels or New Rochelle
These mon are now ineligible - compete in any
amateur competitions unds- the control ~ thu
Amateur Athletic Union and lis allied members
New-York tribune., 1907-02-14
RACING AT NEW ORLEANS
Slaughter Of FaUorites Continues at
City Park Track.

New Orleans, Feb. 13.-The slaughter Of ia
vorites, begun at City Park yesterday, when
seven went down to defeat. continued to-
day, only two out of seven managed TO catch
the eyes Of the judges first. Elvira NJ and
Goldproof, both al odds-on. were the winning
first choices. The former was graduated from
the maiden class of tWo-year-olds in the first
race, while Goldproof ealloped home an easy
winner of the last event.
Tho defeat OF Royal River and Goldic. in the
fourth and fifth races. respectively, came as a
particular shock, as both stood OUT in the
opinion Of the handicappers. Royal River met
with enough interference to encompass his de-
feat. As It was. he only beaten a head
in the last stride by the fast closing Duke or
MOntebeilo.
Nicol earned the jockey honors, riding two
winners. The summaries follow:
First race uhree and half flrlongsl-Elvra NJ. 107
Nicon Il 60 20 won; Grcnlse. ll2 tGnugeD, % 70 /
Time. o.42 Of Woodstock. Ietohatchie Florence
keIl. Edna Motter aud Bucklng Boy also
Second tnye furlongs-Family Talk. 100 Ciosg),
100 yalke) 10 20 l, third. Time, 1:o4S. Flora Dear
Hop o. Ny Thumb Limited. Belle Nina. Holiday Attire,
Masker, Miriam c. and Sulu also
Third zone mile)-Goldway, 1O& GIowe). 6 TO /.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-14
YALE'S NEU BOATHOUSE.
Uorb Viii Begin in T5co Heeks-
Estimated Cost, $50 900.

New Haven. Feb 1S-At a conference OF Haie's
rowing officials Yesterday II was decided 70 begin
work on the new boathouse IN two weeks The
s.r,,c+rra cannot he completed iu time for the use
Of the crews which will represent Vale this year
bur n Is planned 10 have the building ready for
tho accommodation Of the rowing squad when col
leza begins next October. II this IS accomplished
group of Some four hundred oarsuNn Will be
kept az work all the fan Yale. making II pos
sble to get out stronger varsity crew next year
than Yale has possessed in several seasons.
The cost OF the new building is not announced
hut il IS likely To reach S6oCao The committee in
charge OF the building is made Un ~ Henry r.
Sargent Professor Theodore WoOlsey. Walter
Camp Julien Curtiss Arson Phelps Stokes jr. and
Manager Dixon of the Vale crew.
The site finally selected IS the old English and
Welsh lot. directly across Mill River from the pres
eut boatholse and opposite the works Of the
city. The house viii he 120 by a. feet in dimeu-
sious and It will he cf steel and concrete. The
form Will somewhat resemble Old English road
house. with gable at each end. and long hall
like section between.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-14
TIGERS BALK At BASEBALL LATE.
Suggestion That Yale Play First Game of
Series in New York

Nav Haven. Feb 3.Princeton has declined
YaIe's offer have the third baseball game of the
annual series PLAYED Tuesday. Juno IS. i'm New
York city. and has submitted TO Yale the most
original proposition record
Princeton does not want to hold her nine to-
gether three days longer than expected aHd
makes the suggestion that the first game he played
June ! in New York instead OF in New Haven.
as it is scheduled; the second in Princeton on
June s. and the third in New Haven on June l5 in
of a tie.
away, in one or the other Of the mines won the
first two games, the only championship baseball
game In New Haven, with the exception of the
Harvard game. There will be another meeting in
New York this week between the Yale and Prince
Managers, reinforced by the captains, when the
matter will be gone over again and probably de-
cIded.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-14

Il
trei. Dr Knox
'l' - -, 49,, ,t.,,es. arv
Class 81 Great Danes. OPEN dogs ans Ni,.tS
solid except hrindle1Frst. DUSK h9.y MISS r -
1alnsore <enne's Port I Ai-eE1-I''I e. '''''
cie=z 8t Great Danes. open. dogs. harl-2ein-tiTst
champion ROY g. r. EEEert. New YORK. 'i, se',ll
Trotz Perner u- J = G.a, ROCK. Pa third BIN
..rrr r :. Kingston P.aiufr,i. y J. 49,
ass ~, Scat I''i,-i 80 --- ,lteele-,
IA. second. rlszs Baby. Miss + i. rsnh'','-
BROOKLYN. : " third. raltH'"'is fia'l'l'"'' L '
Geler. Washington y =. - 4-. r.., ssp5o--
of nsEsre p2,mar1 2,1s Ksnaes 2sIt. e- WI. .,l
'.aas - Great Danes. "'' t---, rstfe
Mira. = r ftEEeft 60 Hi PEN. tff-3 Eerl Il
I5s----erz You York
d tla- ,-r'.. rgr. mem 4strhrq. ar- rrorl-
ass 90 i'II,5 -. y---g t.i.. second G.i-o
-t-sl .t.tl 80 l.-5--l-e. yT-f-r..rrrrr Ira thI--.
~ bil-Gn,'-., ,,, ,.ia,l p-r. Penn
ooIt "a - s--ars f.,rrasf Mira.
lass 50 ,'7" -=--- cora F.a-. .ef.a1.
r 1&sE' - t'o,i penn
Lf' D. r. LUZ ''.-''
EA@Srf ii'. >'T-
Class l5 tBaseet EoIDas, orCH. a"FS ana.
FIRST Ch. Dan;or. a y. Higgins 7.''" i"-.''
class Us d7asse' bounds. tnnels aogs ST.. i-
man H. A. fIiEE.-=.n south Lincoln. ''''s' ..'
Dautou. a H. ti.Egirsoa
New-York tribune., 1907-02-14

won Heart ~ Hyaciuth loT d I~e'. 20 :. second
Kara. lo4 CARROLL - 10 rtlrd Time .41fs. Carouai
Water Pa17s IocachH. Sanction BulVark Consideration
and K1iEtton also
Fourth ra-e dve rtronss' Duchess q Mor,eheHo 1o0
a "4UiRmsh - won. Eovs River. 100 Garner. {
r. 1-,-! = seG4a Aaela r. 100 ,Walker Y 70 third
Ialat'na NarT Buchanan. WludfaU chatter Ada rice
I7mina. Sylvia Brown. Excuse Ne and elena Mcbride
also ran.
I'm ra-o onl" ami stets.a,hl -Qrirr Rradv. 1o7
r,I.'.. - zen F0alT. III 'ttc".'. oven Feconl
i"t'Heni- ltH IiGssftH. 70 - l. third Time
A-ro7.. Fr;le ~ Wa7.sfoos and Eve Alarm also ran
sixth race l0r0 and q TAR furrr Tobs Egnn ii4 =
i(1- " '' J. ron. sir T'fdrgton 81 low - - $
SECOND. Ions. !'s .Asu IusfRl fHird
So fa" Tho T-au. udf Trtrs. N'u-- arI Fu,erveu~,
also
seventh race six firrrs-}. Go6,root ia ,ricrn {
- /" Won. toNmoar'. i't ,iiuesno % ~ I second.
Etrs<. loi fNa1 l"lEsu - fr r. third Tr-s .I2N.
's. Lc Z."F.e- Race street. .-+,p. F0sucaer Rasl
and Edith Nay neo
New-York tribune., 1907-02-14
LAW THOUGHT TO HAVE TARGET.
Indiana Antitrust Legislation Said To Be
Aimed at Standard OIL Company.
iRy telegraph % me TrIbune. ]

Indianapolis. Feb. l8-With but dissenting
votes the Indiana Senate passed a stringent anti
trust law to-day. which although general in its
application is said to he designed mainly to curb
the Standard Oil Company, II provides that any
person firm or corporation foreign domestic do
ing business in Indiana. that shall for the purpose
NJ DESTROYING competition discriminate between
different sections communities cities by selling
such commodity at a lower rate in one than in an
other shall be fined in any sum not exceeding
81 600 and imprisoned in the county tsl for period
not 10 exceed one yeaE
New-York tribune., 1907-02-14

II. r. Duval. Richard Pancoast, Mr. and Mrs
w c. Eustis, Mrs. Charles NJ. Chapin, John w.
Minturn, J. Pierpont Morgan, A. B. Macay,
Mrs. H. r. Satterlee, Miss Amy MacVey, Clar-
ence Lewis, Edward Leavitt, o. Hitchcock. Mrs.
r {. Hewitt, Mrs. B. Guinness, S. r. Guggen-
helm, George J. Gould and A. II. Ball.
The awards in detail in the open and winners
classes follow:
POINTERS.
First Westake Coronet, r. Westlake Mil City Penn;
second, Frenze G. l. IS Firenze Kennels New York
Clty third LansGowne Sensation, George R!esein
Glass 1o7 onters open bitches fifty pounds and over
sist Coronation. George Bestetn Buffalo; second Top
Notch Solitar Joseph Armstrong Lakewood r. I third
New York
= Class los Po!aters Winners titches)-Frst Dainty
Kitty r r Heath Newark. y ]; Coronation.
George Beisteia, Buffalo.
Class 352 (bulldogs; open bitches bred United
states or Canadn)-F!rst, Black Maria Richard croker
u, Port Chester. y. y: second. Rodney Denise.
nopton New York city: third Country Week Charles
l. Luce. New Bedford, Mass.
& Class So3 65undogs open; bitches; bred by exhibitor
City; second. BLACK MARIA Richard CtoEcr jr.: third
Class 504 (bulldoGs; winners btcNes)-First Leone
5tazenWyn, f. E. FRANKIE. IrvnEton -, j.: reserve Oh.
Fel wood Beauty, Thomas Gr!sdale New YORK. City.
BLOODHOUNUS
Class 4 dloodkounds; open: dogs,-FGrst Magician Dr
Hl9X LaIloTy Gem; second Black Prince, NJ Cleye-
&!S9S & E3nghHeeIsie n y third Holnlegh Envoy. Fin
Class 0loodhornds winners dogsl-Ffrst, Magician.
pr KNOX Danbury, conn: reserve, Eastman. Fiunigan
Kernels. Greene. \. Y
Class 'bloodhounds; open: bitches)-First Knox's
ktko, DR. Knox, Danbury, Conn. second Homieish
class . Gioodhounds winners bitchos,-First. Knox's
New-York tribune., 1907-02-14
eouR MoToRcYcLIsTs SUSPENDED.

For connecting IN the outlawed midnight New
Year race to Tarrytown, promoted by the Asso-
ciated cycle Clubs OF New York Albert Kreuder.
Alex Fielder, George Wood and c. Rogers have
been suspended by the Federation Of American Mo
torcvcIsts AS second offenders. Kreuder and
Fielder have been suspended for year and the
other two for three months each.
As the Federation Of American Motorcyclists IS
allied with the American Automobile Association.
the National Cycling Association and the Amateur
Athletic Union, all events sanctioned by those
bodies are closed 10 the quartet.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-14
WITH ATHLETIC BOWLERS.
Columbia Team Wins Odd Game from the
Passaic Five

The CoIumti7 club team won the odd game on
its home a'Ieys from the Pasg1ir club FIVE i'm an
Athletic Eowiir'g League series last night. I'm the
first game Paesair. with an st5 total. won by -
pins. Sesbrooke n, IpiuS with 80.
columbia heat IFS nigh score record FOR the sea
SON in the second game when It -otallei gS2 Thiss-
man was hiEh with 225 Passaic never had a
chance IN either ot the last two games. The
scores follow.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-14
Notice of Summons.

New YORK SUPREME. COURT NGw- YORK CoUN-
y tv-FUna Metre PlaintiE against FREDERICK
L. Metre and Frederick Ie Metre Is lead his devisess
ana hsirs-at-aN and their grantees n any, who are
Sbrts u3pei defendants, You hereby summoned to
,ryvar tbs rorlpla .r this action and 10 COPY
of v1t- answer plaintiffs attorney within twenty
OF this exclusive cf the
iav 81 service ot failure 70
VIII b. taken against by default
for rla relst demanded in tne rorlplaint
DataI Nsv YORK. January toth. 1897
,F1'HI-p n NNpICE. Plaintiffs Attorney Ofsce and
= - Address White Piaus Road nsar East 229th
T,ronN Borough. New York CITY
TO Frede-i5k Metre aUl II Frederick Le Metre "a
-ar-laW and their grantees
- sr,- \, IN arr unknown plaintiffs forescn<
summons Is served upon by publication pursuant
an ,-5er ~ tra Honorable Edward Amend OF the
usrtces of the supreme Court OF The state Of New York
S.Ist rha pol aay January 1897 and fled with
onlplaiut i'm Office ~ the Clerk OF the County q
N-,y Vo~k House In the
~ Manhattan tfty County and state or New York.
the oath day 81 January. ieOi-
Dated New York, January &Sth. 1907
ARTHUR II WADHiN. Plaintiff Attorney. ofsee and
u Address White Plains Road, East 229th
Street Bronx Borough. New York city
New-York tribune., 1907-02-14

A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for The
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New-York tribune., 1907-02-14

IN PI-USUkNt-E OF An ORDER OF HON APNER
L g, Thomas. urr1Sdte al the County Of New YoSs
notice fs hereby Svs1 persons having
tierr-ou1 OeIr~He % the County YORK. d.
caesal to present with thereof 70
his p'H-e ~ transactng business No
~ F-xrrqvee Place Borough Manhattan N the
rftv OF New YORK before the Sth day OF August
next.
Us.e7 New yo-x 10Th i4v . Fsbruar- 1907
CHARLES NJ. OEI.RICHS. Executor
TAy & GAMBLER Attorneys fer Executor No IS wall
N-ev
New-York tribune., 1907-02-14
automobiles.
AUTOMOBILE
1907 L-0ZEER

% y. p with LinOusine boUy; never been used Ma
De seen at wareToons Of
HEALEY & co. Broadway and 51st Street
New-York tribune., 1907-02-14
City Hotels.
SurrOgdteS' Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OB HON. ABNER
il G. Thomas. Surrogate OF the County OF New
Work notice IS hereby given to all persons having
claims against Henry Thompson. Iate OF Stamford.
Fairdeld County, Conn. deceased present the
with vouchers thereof 20 the subscriber, AZ its paes
If trausacnS business 90 Wall Street. the City
Of New York before the 16th day OF MAY next.
Dated New York the 9Th day OF November. 1906.
N-T,ly YORK IIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST COM
PANN. Executor
W T. EMMETT, Attorney Tor Executor. % Wall Street.
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New-York tribune., 1907-02-14

CIRANE EDWARD An PURSUANCE OF AZ
u order OF Frank T. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate OF
the County York notice Is hereby given to All
persons havIuE claims against Edward Crane late OF
County OF New York deceased. present
same with vouchers thereof, TO the subscribers al
fbair place of transaCtiug business. %
cane Lockwood. q No IS Wall Street. n the Bor-
ouEh Of Manhattan. In the CITY OF New York
fore the 9th day of April next
Dated New York. the ith day OF October. 1908.
SARAH GRAY CRANE, ALEXANDER n CRANE
Executors
CRANE & LOCKWOOD. Attorneys for Executors a.
wall Street. Borough OF Manhattan. New York
New-York tribune., 1907-02-14
Horses and CARRIAGES.

A GREAT SACRIFICE.
slx frat class driving horses all absolutely sound safe
reliable. $500 20 $1,000; also
A BEAUTIFUL TEAM
shsolutely Brougham Horses. 10 hands
gh action fearless very speedy: 81 ESQ spring
1or only $3.50. or VIII divide team 500 Also several
sfcaghhns Elnebouts Ssigbs. single and double
nstti any sacrifice. Come. make offer to-day.
GEORGE MCCARTHY. 70 West Tooth St
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the District Court of the Fourth
Judicial District, sitting in and for
Utah County, Probate Division,
In Re Estate of Peter p. Hansen,
deceased.
Notice to Creditors.
Creditors will present claims with
vouchers to the undersigned at Span.
ish Fork, Utah County, Utah, on or
before the 9Th DAY of December, 1907.
PETER o. HANSEN,
Administrator
A. SaXey, Attorney for Estate.
First publication Aug /, 1907; last
Aug. 20. 1907.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
No. $685..

No. $685.,
Department of the Interior, Land
Office at Salt Lake City, Utah, Aug.
16, 1907
Notice is hereby given that Brigham
d. Darger of Spanish Fork, Utah, has
filed notice of his intention to make fin
al 5-year proof in support of his claim,
viz: Homestead Entry No. 1894 made
March 10, 1900, for the S. 1.2 NE. ii
and Lots 3 and Section A. Township
South, Range East S. l.. NJ, and
that said proof will be made before
Clerk of District Court, at Provo, Utah.
on October 5, 1907.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence
upon, and cultivation of the land, viz:
James A. Butler, Jesse S. Butler, VIII
liam Standby and Herman Coltrin, all
of Spanish Fork, Utah
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Notice Of Assessment No |

,.i. uo ny Waneta Mining & Milling Com,onr
principal place OF business NJ Snan,sh p ,,
city, Utah County, Utah. '"''" FORK
NOTICE is hereby given that A. = ao,,
1907 an ,sOsorS ned on the sth day of August
share ,ro assessment OF one-half (I) mill per
"ua lev'eu upon the capital stock Of tho
n, ,o payable on or before the 10Th dov
snant"t w. 70 Geo d, Smell, secretary ~,
his , oos.a rorN Utah Any stock upon which
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men, g. sure AZ public auction, and unless nav
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and expense Of conducting sale u advertising
spanish Fork, Utah, Auy az ''e'afy'