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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-27

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-27
Merdlanrs e Miners Srauspurt. So.

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EGiic snr &ciic in's Inslanb DC.
iorat 6. Saline, Nr. 413, Cit-Yalti-
morcitraRe, maize Gnium @Ouif Mrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-27

'RaNt Hir's ausldnSl b.fstst g. 9iaine. ~,
'p.- I4l it3IIGF @Iug@ diifufiH 4tti,''-t }
cir ch.gaaimore.e ctr. nste Gatpm Vsxfssxss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27
-ft~'r'N'l ~ A-At.t'tt Apfi4AAtA0s
Successful Entertainment.

Those who took the automobile "trip
around the world" with the Masonic
Home Auxiliary Thursday evening spent
delightful time in the various coun-
tries visited
The first stop was made at Iceland.
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J.
Eillups. where glistcning silver dust
initiated snow. and ices were served by
the following ladies i'm the costume of
the far North. Misses Julia Yeager.
Claudia Scldcn. Matte Wood, Pearl
Gentry Hattie Hughes, Lin.o Bailey.
Alice Bilubs Miss Peasants and Mrs.
oscar Parrish.
Japan. the next country visited. was
beautifully represented in the home Of
SIR. and Mrs. William a. Chcatwood.
Here the Mikado and his countrymen
received the guests under huge um-
brciia. from which small lanterns were
suspended. Tourists We're invited to
rest on straw mats provided for their
comfort ard TO sip tea with Misses
Lillian Gentry. Waddcv. Catett. Cheat
wood. Tanner Gary: Mesdames Hasker.
Richard Anderson and Morgan MiIs-au
OF whom wore the pretty costume Of the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27
Arcadians to Plav Here

T.s University ~ Virginia Dramatic
Club. 'lhe Arradiaus.' Will play here
on February 7th. The Arcadians have
presn nt.d the h,st amateur thcatrlcals
'- the South for tile past four years. APP
uear.ue lu comic opera. DO is perhaps
s.tv CARRYING its own orchestra and the
equipment o. a. nrst-class light opera
company.
Ou Friday night tho Arcodians opened
tuc season in stanton before packed
house. and presented the most attractive
show thoy have ever produced. The alum-
I We're carried back to old days at COLI
se. for tbe play this year is essentially
oI Virginia. tho scenes being laid there
at tHc presout TIME and 81 being big
burosQuc of the student life looked at
from the funny side THE chorus is made
ur OF men. but good coaching and liberal
applications Of paint and powder have
made them very deceptive. They showed
all the sraccs and much of the beauty
of tho fair SEEK themselves. The voices
arc all good. ANA eighteen now musical
numbers give tne mon good chance to
show their ability in this line
The Nrcadians' number among them
several Richmond boys. ana Are patron
lied by Che leaders OF Richmond society.
Their performance az tho Academy viii
ne one az thc big social events before
the advent OF Lent.
Tho music ie tine work OF Mcssrs. Hem
shaw and HON. who also wrote the book.
fIn first Hct is laid ON tho famous lawn
90 \rglnia. and the scene is that $50 wei
known Co Virginia alumni Immediately
iu front Of the rotunda with its biz dome
looming up In tho background.
IHr plot 81 the new show is woven
around an imaginary visit of the shade
OF INof.Hs Jclirrs to tine University ht
constructed. and three acts show Jcfer-
SON surprise. disgust. cnagrin and mirth
90 tHc many changes introduced since
IBIS day aud the difference fn life be-.
tween DIS period and the present.
The opera ls Allied with clever rhistIing
tunes ana "i through 90 semitic burlcsquc
and Witty lines Kept tIe Staunton audience
ln 81 sale OF laughter.
Class Recital
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27

inches where they originally belonged in
the hail. up which the staircase winds. tais
hall now being turned over TO tho l-e eua
supervision cf tine Tennessee room. T,..
statu'tt.s aye graceful Greek mEtholoet-
ctl figures ans are about four f.rr ED
height Mrs Randolph and her co-vorA-
ers are % u, Heartily congratulated that
They are tla Instruments in tuc work ot
restoration which. as the years pass IS
bringing back 90 the museum MANY OF
the belongings of which 81 .as he.u d.-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27

PROGRAM was performed by some of thc
pupils az Mr. and Mrs Ernest J.. Bolliug
The ncXt recital, the sixth Of the present
season. VIII be given IN February. when
other pupils Will appear. Tho January
program was:
q. 'stabIt Mater Transcription.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27
Cut Prices on All Blankets

l2-i White Blankets. cut from S2.25 to
SI.G9.
1o-4 White Wool Blankets. cur from 1915
10 SOS.
Special lot Of Wool Blankets. both red and
white. extra large size reduced from 81
10 $500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27

I crepe de chine. carried a great bou-
Quet OF pink roses and proved q most
attractive hostess
Mrs. Ashton Storke entertained at
luncheon in her characteristic. grace
fli fashion ON Thursday. and Mrs.
! Joseph =. Willard gave "A genuine old
fashioned Virginia Iarty Thursday
evening. Mrs. Seldom Bruce and her
daugher. Miss Kathleen. were hostesses
Of card party Thursday afternoon
in honor OF Miss May Carmichael OF
Cincinnati. and Mrs. Kitty McGilvra
Scott played bridge with q number
of her friends Friday afternoon.
SOCIETY," turned ONT I'm fine array for
the reception given by Mr.. and Mrs.
tppa Hunton. Jr.. on Friday evening
Miss Hattie Poultney. of Baltimore.
who is Mrs. Huntons guest was one
of her receiving party. The presence
OF many beautifully Rowned women
and Of Mr.. Hunton's friends among
the gentlemen OF Richmond the music
and tho lavish hospitality extended
rendered the evening most enjoyable
TO many present.
The week was most pleasantly closed
ny a reception given by Mrs Charles
Whitlock at her home No. 100 East
franklin Street. in honor OF Mrs. otto
Noting Mrs Whitloc6's daughter. and
Mrs Edwin c. Laird
one wedding of last week brought
Mrs Thomas II. Russell formerly Miss
has her home in New York. 10 this
city. where she was tho guest Of Miss
Maude Morgan. and where her friends
were very glad to see her again. Her
cousin. Mrs. Isaac Newton Vaughan.
bride OF Wednesday last. Is enjoying
her bridal trip to Mexico. She will be
at the Chesterfield when she returns
Other brides OF the week were Miss
Nary Virginia Sydnor. who. as Mrs
George Warren Graham. Jr.. viii make
and Miss Blanche Norris Smith. whose
wedding to Dr Daniel Dodson Wilcox
was celebrated ON January esd in the
home OF the brides parents. 40. S23
West Grace street.
The Week Begun.
The week begun to-day. has its cali
endar as fun as it's predecessors Mrs.
). Tayior Ellyson win give two ole-
appointed lunchcous I'm honor
Of Mrs claude A. Swanson this week
one ON Tuesday. January 29th. and one
ON Thursday, january &1st. Guests will
be seated at both. and both entertain
mcnts wiu be among the handsornosr
given during the winter.
Society is greatly Interested in the we'd
ding of Miss sic Davenport. daughter
OF Mr.. ana Mrs Gideon Allen Davenport
TO AIR Harry BIedsoe Wayland. of Orange
county which. taking place in the home
of the brides parents on "Wednesday
evening next, will be followed 10y a. we'd
ding receI uon- Many 0ut-ot-tOWu as well
as n-toWn guests will be present al the
reception. which promises 90 be a large
and fashionable function
AIR and Mrs Morgan r. Mills viii
celebrate their htteeuth wedding auniver-
saiN Monday evening by card party OF
eight tables. from SO to 70 o'clock. The
evening IS looked forward TO with pleas
urable anticipation by their many friends
THE musicale tomorrow afternoon M
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-26

Dallas News started in 1888, The two
offices are connected with Il leased
wire 3l5 miles long, AMI three special
trains are run every morning To car
ry the papers to distant counties IN
the State The Dallas News is housed
IN one of the most elegant and commo-
dious newspaper buildings IN america.
II covers the whole Gcll from TeXar-
kama to FL Paso, distance almost as
great as from New York to Chicago.
Such enterprise, might well he boosted
of by 4 paper in Il city Of half mil
lion inhabitants, but when 1t is reinem-
bered that Dallas has Only 10000 poo
pie, the achievements of it's great news
paper are indeed remarkable.
For years the Memphis Commercial
Appeal has been carrying daily para
graph on its editorial page credited to
the lIardeman Free Press. These para
graphs nre very funny on account of
their ludicrous errors in orthography
and phraseology, and they have been
copied by papers in every State IN the
Union. The Hardeman Free-Press is
the name of Il weekly paper published
at Bolivar, Tenn, but many Of the fun
ny things it is credited with saying
never appear in It's columns. They are
merely inventions of a clever writer on
the Commercial Appeal, This publicity
gave the Hardeman county paper an IN
creased circulation, and brought the
editor. Jack Reaves, into such promi
ncnce that he was put up for the lower
house in the Tennessee Legislature and
elected by hattcring majority.
A somewhat similar feature was in
stitutcd by the Buffalo Times some
years ago. In the upper corner of ono
of it's pages it reproduced miniature
paper called ''Tbe Daily Hammer. ~
The motto of this sprightly little sheet
is '.with mallets toward all, and char
itv for none,' It's stock in trade is
local hits, and day after day it con
vulses the town with its sarcastic wit
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-26
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT

Raymond Illinois Mining CON,
Principal place of business. Salt i
City, Utah Mines at Eureka, UtaS
Notice is hereby given that al
Ing OF the board OF directors a
Raymond Illinois Mining company.
held March Il, 1907. an assessms.|
one-half OF a cent per share per r.
for three months was levied on tbe
standing capital stock of the corpor5
payable to M. 3. johnson at Room
Atlas block, as follows:
One half cent per share, payab!e
nediately. AnE stock upon whIch
assessment may remain unpaid on
18th day OF April, 1907, will be dellno
and advertised for sale at pubuc
tion, and unless payment Is made ba
10 pay the delinquent assessmert
gether with the cost OF advertlsIrr
expense OF sale.
One half cent per share shall be
able on the End day OF May, 1907.
stock upon which this assessment
remain unpaid on the lst day Of
1907. will be dellnquen, ana advef
for sale at public auction and q
payment is made before, Will ba ID
the 18th day of June, 1907. 10 pay
delinquent assessment. together wIli
cost of advertising and expense Of q
One"half cent per share shall be-
able OH the 18th day OF June 1907.
stock upon which this assessment
remain unpaid on the 18th day Of
1907, will be delinquent and advsl
Tor sale at public auction, and I
payment is made before. will be s5l
the End day of August 1901 to ~
delinquent assessment. together VIl
cost OF advertising and expense ol
J. c.. LYNCH
Secretary Raymond-Illinois Minlns
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-26
NOTICE.

To all water users OF the WebH
system OF water source.
Whereas. Caleb Tanner State cnE|
OF the State OF Utah. did on ue|
day OF February. 1907. file With trs
OF the District court OF the Second
cia' district In and for the coua
Weber. State Of Utah. his written
ment setting forth the fact va
had completed the hydrograpdls
vey of tho Weber river system p
source, together also with the nsne
postoffice addresses Of all person:
porations and associations USING "
said Weber river system or Water
so far as known 20 him. La
Now. therefore, In accordance VIII
ton 12 of chapter los OF the =
Laws of Utah, 1905.
Notice is hereby given that u,
sons claiming the right to tns
any water of said Weber river syHs.
water source, must file a written
ment with the clerk of The DlsiI'c.
of the Second Judicial distrlct Id ~,
the county OF Weber and State
within six (6) months after me VT
tion OF this notice. setting ioIln
respective claims 10 the use
water. "a
Any person falling to make asa
liver such statement OF claini
clerk of said District court ,a,'. Wi.s''.
(6) months after the first puonesus'
this NOTICE shall be forever osLl5 I.
estopped from subsequently aSe.s1 'ss 4.
rights heretofore acquired 10 lls
water of said Weber river
water source. and shall be neio
forfeited all the rights to the Az H., =
water heretofore claimed py eTTco erTco
Clerk OF The District Court N c,sf' f'
the County of Weber ana -
IfSnh
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-26
SPECIAL. STOCKHOLDERS MEET
ING

Notice is hereby given that there will
he n special meeting OF the stockholders
Of the Vespasian Hoogley Mining COM
pany at the offices OF the company. 305-
s0S Auerbach building. Salt Lake City,
Utah, on Saturday March 16, 1907. ut
10 o'clock q. m.
First: For the purpose. OF ratifying
the action OF the board of directors Of
said company in voting to sell all OF the
company's real and personal property OF
every kind and nature to the North Utah
Mining company OF Bingham, for TWEEN
ty-fve thousand ($25, ,000) dollars. and
instructing the president and secretary
TO execute the necessary transfers to
carry the sale into effect.
Second: To do any and all other bust
ness which may properly come before
the meeting.
Done by order OF the board Of direct
ors at Salt Lake City. Utah, this 18th
day OF February. a, d. 1907.
SPASIAN-HOOGLEY MINING
COMPANY.
BY F. NJ. Orem. Secretary.
3O6 -3oS Auerbach building, Salt Lake
City. Utah.
The above meeting was called to or
der at the place and time appointed.
and adjourned to Monday. April L. 1907.
at the same place and hour.
(Signed) l.. ID. LEE
i1471 Secretary pro" tenn
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of their time telling about the affairs
of other people that they rarely think
TO mention their own work, or refer to
the many interesting phases OF bust
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ASSESSMENT NO. (2) two

Little Eddie Gold and CoppJi ass
company. principal place OF ous'ns''
Lake City, Utah. ~ s,a
Notice is hereby given tna' hsld h
ing OF the board OF directors, ns~ ssss-
eth day OF March. 1907, an g aisi IsSIs
Of orc Q5 cent per share was ,9an ies
able on or before the llth day oys o s|
1907, To e. McCarrick, treasu1Tt s1, rts
South Fifth East street. Ss ,his n
ment n eaH may W remain unpaid on the ssIiss lio
Of Of April, 1907. WIN be be dsl' nt
and advertised for sa,snt sa,s b
lie auction. and unless pay'''SS5T,h pay 9TH a
before viii be sold on the Ziip ,hs
April, 1907. at 2 p. Gas,ber m, 70 psi With DE
quent assessment, toselnsi ~ sale
OF advertising and expense o. Trsaxl-
"a "0 ' E. MCARRICk, Ifsssi,t ss,t
42o South Fifth East street 80
City. Utah.