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New-York tribune., 1907-12-01

TTNTII. THE 1ST OF JANUARY WE WILL. OFFER
" these farms at prices named. After January 1st
prices will positively be raised 2Ue and they will still
lie better bargains than can find elsewhere. We
before the raise in farm property,
quote these prices. Don't
as fake you good country home. call and
Investigate.
100 farm good 1o-room house: large barns car
riage house. timber lot land In good condition:
miles from railroad. miles from good village. with
g school. all branches of business opera house
1s0 farm adjoining above place: has timber lot
00O feet lumber 500 cords wood gond
barns: borders on nice lake of 20
Price s'O
los acre farm house; large barns wood
10 orchard miles from Hudson River In Greene
FARM 6room house; gooe barn; wood lot good
land Price. 500
several other bargains Terms $500 to $500 cash.
balance terms.
REAL. ESTATE Il BUILDERS EXCHANGE.
346 Broadway. New York.
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4 ADVERTISEMENTS st. descriptions for The Tribune
"A received their Uptown Office. No 1854 Broadway
3sth and 37h SITS, until o'clock p m Adver-
received the following offices at
regular Office rates until o'clock p. viz: 264 sth
G. I'D ST. 133 9TH
l4th ST. 25I West 42d St; between 7th and sth
125th 1888. Sd between and 7Tth
sts 61st 17Ds LIST ave, near sesh
ST.; l57 125th ST.. 1856 fremont ave-; $50 ad ave-
and any American District Telegraph oMcA
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IN THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.

The Renon-Moore Company has sold for Louis hioe'i-
,., N client for Improvement plot T5x100 feet.
the west side of Lind 169th St; plot oox
100 feet ON side Of Heath ave. south OF
Ringsbrdgc Road. plot 5oKloo feet on the east
side Of Bailey ave- south OF Kingsbridge Road
q ruot, q Co have sold for NJ Santangeo TO H.
Englsnder the block in 1s7th st. between Holman
and Loriar6 Place
Ernest " sold for Adof hiiief 10 q ciei
No l427 Avenue A. four story tenement houso. WIN
stores en- 2Jx75 feet
Hall J. How Co. soii for AJAX JUST ana 's.le'
Miller the gore lot the northwest corner OF -ioih
st. ard Wayne -
Moscr & Co. have sold for . client No. A0
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BIG AUCTION SALE TOMORROW.

largo number choice investment and specuiati'e
.r..,s ,yl, he sold tomorrow the Vesey ST. sales
,oor,s bv BRYAN I. Kennedy His budget OF auction
ssles VIII include number OF lots and plots ana seven
two family dwelling houses In "hiuach A'e' '
.., ,,oes ord Hath St The property is ad-
,aoent .o the Harlem branch OF the New haven
pai-oad and by the Port Chester airoad
II E q, be offered by L. Steuart IS receiver oil inc
..ew York Chartered Bond and Mortgage Company by
order OF the Supreme Court.
On the same day Mr.. Kennedy will oner al voluntary
sale plot of elk lots on north Of lslst st.
Washington Heights.
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West 14sth st. I'VE story fathouse plot ss 41s9 II
feet
James IL Zunins sold for Thomas Hammin tho
five story tenement house No 17S Spring st' hn'oie ~
the southaas. corner OF Thompson St. on lot 44oss
feet.
Emanuel Simon sold for Clara sugarman TO oeoe"
Mundorn the five story fathouse No 16- East eiS' ST.
on plot 24x1OOS feet
,raver IIfeoyvttz has sold No 323 East 21st St. a
s,x story hathouse on plct b0x100i II feet.
Annie Par.ser has Nos 22T and e29 East $50 st.
u FIVE story tenement houses each lot 2xio22 feet
G rdr,r,d sfcFlcl,ard & Co. sold two-family
frnrne dwelling house on south side OF ls3h ST.
near Valentine ave: also. 50foot plot on inc so'h
side Of Buchanan Place Aqueduct ave- East
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TO IMPROVE 21ST ST. PLOT.

Plans have been filed for twelve story nreproot CON-
mercal building be erected No. 10 to q West Dist
for David Srero will be of brick with
trimmings limestone frontage Of 1O4la
4 depth feet will cost $3.50 oS.l
Robert d Kohn the architect.
The Manhattan plans alterations fled vestenaaY tn
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STREET. AMSTERDAM AVENUE
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REALTY NOTES.

Thomas p Neville Of Neville & Bagge VIII speak on
Tuesday night on THE Building Apartment and Tene-
nen Property the real estate school OF the west
Side Young Mems Christian Association. No 300 West
9th
Louis schrax leased for Thonet Bros The loft
bp,ldnx Nos e10 and sl2 West goth NJ spiegel
Co for a of years
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clce making style four story house No l4o0
fst ave into a two family dwelling with two floors OF
s.res the Improvement being for s. Grodginsky as
owner and FOR remodelling and STRENGTHENING the SIX
story lof. building northeast corner OF William
and Ann ets the improvements being made for Edward
Palmer as owner architects are Otto L. spsnnhahe
ard Charles E. Miller.
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Country Board.

PLEASANT ACCOMMODATIONS for few' persons de.
string and board for winter. Address SELECT
Postonics Box 4. Upper Montcair. N. ].
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TRADING ON THE WEST SIDE.
INVESTORS PROMINENT IN THE DEALS IN THAT
A. SECTION.
YeraI Large Exchanges of Property RepotedTo Sum of
haitian 0nd Bronr Mortgages Since January 1865 oo00o0

46 feet wide. is held at s175ooo while No a. in the
same block, % feet wide with old building, is
valued at sieo.e0 by its present owners
IN the Teasing featur- of this street, a ao-foot
store rents Tor $3.50; 25-foot store rents for $500
ard 3S-foot store commands s6oC0 Lofts ara held
at about 81 20 u square foot"
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
kuppes Professors Teachers Tutors.
to colleges. Schools and Families. Apply
Mrs. NJ YOUNG FULTON 23 Union Square
MADEMoISELLE AMY0T. % E. 30th st. Tel 1857
tutors. goverLesses for colleges,
schools private families
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Furnished apartments to Let.
City Property for Sale.

BROADWAY N. W. COR READE ST, 66.6xf24 Fol
ID sale: of the most desirable downtown
Apply wM. c. WALKERS SONS. 200 Broadway
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MILFORD
REFORM MOVEMENT

Still Continucs--Saloons Must Obey
The Law--Rnrtentlcr Assaults Youth.
Special Correspondence.
Milford. Beaver Co.. July 27.-The re-
form wave not only has not subsidized
but grows and climbs apace. Gambling
did not wait upon the order of its go
ing but went at once; II was snuffed
out like an old-fashioned tallow candle.
and so sudden and complete was the
taking off, that the boys were un-
able apparently TO realize the full mea-
sure of the sweep.
Following closely upon the exercises
commemorative the glorious Twenty
fourth, yOungster became hilarious
and then rampant In one of the thirst
parlors and finally the bartender who
was twice as big and old as the boy,
knocked him down and out with two or
three powerful smashes In the face,
breaking the boys nose, almost knock
ing out an eye dIslguring him general
ly and reducing him to a condition of
insensiblity, which continued for sew
trail hours. This bartender was taken
before the justice and fined $50 for
his offense, and the fiat issued that
minors would not be permitted In
saloons hereafter or sold drinks. Tho
town attorney gave notice that while
such things had gone along unnoticed.
they would he noticed In full hereafter.
This morning newly arrived hobo.
whose name IS Of no consequence and
Is not published because the one CIV
on isn't his real one. overhauled hoy
who had Just cashed a $l6 check. took
the boys pocketbook, The wayfarer
showed real generosity by extracting
only 81 from tho purse, leaving the
owner two thirds OF the original
amount. In half an hour afterword,
just ms Mr., Dusty Rhodes was showing
additional generosity by asking all
hands IN saloon up 10 drink with
him, n strong hand grasped the money
on the counter and another tapped him
on the shoulder with the Significant
statement following, you are under
arrest"
The freight trafilc on the San Pedro
is something greatly surprising all
previous records. Up to a late hour
this afternoon, four long. heavily la
den trains had passed headed south
ward, and two went north one OF the
latter being the longest ever seen In .he
western countryside carsl or course
these were mostly "empties' and ma
turally 50. there Is so much more
freight going 10 than coming from mat
direction. All this, with the passen-
ger traffic and the switching
work IN the railroad yards makes
continual turmoil night and day,
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Both Crimes. Continue With
Alarming Frequency in Juno
ton City--Four Arrests.
DEMISE OF GEORGE J. FIFE.
Cuccumbs to Neuralgia of the Heart
Runaway Smashup-New Lumber
Company--Wedding Licenses.

ogden. July 29.--Burglaries and
cur frequently. Saturday night there
were two holdups and last night
burglary.
Mrs. Benjamin Rugg, while return
ing home Saturday evening from 40
ing some shopping, was stopped by
lone hold-up on Twenty-second street
near Wall avenue. He jumped from
behind a tree in front of her, caught
her by the throat with one hand and
choked her so she could not scream,
and then demanded her pocketbook
which she held in her hand He took
the purse and ran down into the de-
pot yards disappearing among the
cars in the darkness The police were
notified, but could get no trace of him,
Mrs. Rugg says he was a young man,
well dressed. Her purse contained
no money.
About midnight a young man nam
ed Roy Bloomfield who is en-
ployed by the railroads was held up
by two men in the yards. The men
held pistols on him and demanded
his money. While one of them went
through his pockets. securing SO in
cash, the other one held his pistol
close to his body. He got a good view
OF the holdups and reported the case
to the police who worked on ii during
the night and yesterday morning Of
fioer Crompton arrested a man who
gives his name as John Mitchell. He
was ''sweated" by the officers and
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NOTICE.

TIE UTAH CONSOLIDATED MINING
g. MILLING Co.--Notice is hereby given
that special stockholders meeting of
the stoekholders OF The Utah CONSOLE
dated Mining * Milling Company. a cor
poration OF Utah. is called and will be
held at the Provo Commercial and Saw
ipgs Bank, at Provo City Utah Coun-
~, UTAH on Friday, August 9Th. 1901. at
The object and purpose of the sald
meeting is to consider and vote upon the
proposition to arnend the Articles OF In
corporation of the said company In tho
following particulars, to-wit:
BY striking ont Articles v, vi, IX ana
Alll OF said Articles of Incorporation as
they now read and inserting In lieu
ARTICLE v.
The general office and the principal
place OF business OF this corporation shall
be at salt Lake City, Salt Lake County.
Utah.
ARTICLE vi.
The amount OF the capital stock Of this
corporation shall be two hundred and
shall he divided into one million shares,
each OF the par value of twenty-five cents
ARTICLE TX.
The officers Of this corporation shalt
be; ~ a board OF seven directors. 90
president. 90 A vice president 20 A
treasurer. 90 A secretary. The offices
Of Secretary and Treasurer may be held
by one and the same person.
stockholders, but all other officers shall DO
elected by the directors.
ARTICLE XIII.
A regular annual stockholders meet
Ing shall be held annually at the general
office OF the corporation at Salt Lake
city. Utah. on the first Monday In Jam
uary OF each year at o'clock u. M,
OF which meeting there shall annually be
elected a board OF seven directors who
may he elected by majority vote Of the
stock represented at such meeting
a majority OF the stock represented at
any meeting of the stockholders shall
constitute n quorum 10 do business
within thirty days after their election
the Board of Directors shall meet and
ing said board a president and vice
president, Al said meeting they shall
also elect n secretary and a treasurer.
THOMAS r. CUTLER,
President OF the Utah Consolidated MIN
Ing and Milling Company.
JOHN Y. SMITH. Secretary.
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I oday 5 Ogden News

Glasmann, j. Il. Bagley A. f. Parker
VIM. Driver, j. Il. Williams, Il. w.
Chambers, Robert Paine. II. j. Hender-
shot, Harvey p. Randall, DIR. II. ].
Powers, a. n. Moves r. II. Carr, VIM.
Craig and Max Davidson.
DEATH OF GEORGE ]. FIFE.
After four months OF suffering. Geo.
j. Fife. a we'll known young man of
this city, was called from mortality,
shortly before II o'clock Saturday
night. the cause of death being neu-
rplgia of the heart. He was taken Ill
four months ago and has been confined
To his home ever since, He was given
every possible medical attention and
careful nursing, but all of no avail.
He was the son of John and Janet
Fife. born at West Weber, Feb, s, 1881.
and has lived in and about Ogden all
his life When taken Ill he was in
the employ of the Bell Telephone COM
pany as lineman. A young wife and
child. besides his father, mother and
brothers and sisters survive him. The
time and place of funeral will be an
nounced later
RUNAWAY SMASHUP.
A team of young horses that were
being broken by Read Brothers caused
lively smashup Saturday evening,
The horses were tied in front of
storm came up. A piece of paper blew
beneath them, frightening them so they
broke the tie straps and made n circle
on the street. The spring wagon they
We're attached to colided with n sim
gle buggy belonging to Alvin Tribe,
breaking the buggy almost beyond re-
pair, Both horses were thrown to the
pavement and We're so entangled in the
harness that they could not get up
until the harness was taken off. The
damage will amount to about $50
NEW LUMBER COMPANY.
The Eccles fenabo Lumber com
pany articles of incorporation have
teen prepared for filing with the
county clerk The company is capt.
talized for $4,000. of which amount
SO, 900 has been fully paid up. The
corporation is formed for the purpose
of conducting a general lumber and
real estate business at Tenabo, New,
principally. The officers of the new
concern are David C. Eccles, presi-
dent; Bella lSadish, vice president;
James f. Burton. secretary and treas
urer and they with John Pingree and
NJ. S. Foss form the directorate.
LICENSES TO WED.
Licenses to wed We're granted by
the county clerk to the following cou-
pies:
Enoch Stewart and Miss Laura
Greenhalgh both of Salt Lake City
Albert @. Saunders of Pocatello
Idaho and Miss Bertha Dunivin of
Little Rock Arkansas.
William Youngman and Miss Eliza
beth Gee, both of Ogden City,
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO Dis
INCORPORATE

In tho Third District Court, in and for
Salt Lake County. State Of Utah. In tha
matter OF the application OF the Vespa-
sian-Hoogley Mining Company. to DO dis
the Vespasian- Hoogley Mining Company,
II corporation formed under the laws OF
the State OF Utah. has presented to tho
~, Utah. a petition praying to be allowed
10 cis-incorporato and dissolve. aud thai
Saturday, tho 10Th day or August, 1901
at 10 O'clock in the forenoon, or az soon
been appointed as the time and Honor
able Morris l., Ritches Court Room OF
the Third District Court. OF Salt Lake
County, Utah, as the place Mt which said
application Is b. be heard.
Witness tho taerk of said Court. with
tho seal thereof affixed. this 9th day OF
July. A. j. 1907.
(seaD ]. u. ELDREDGE, JR., Clerk.
BY VIM. H. jenkins. Deputy Clerk.
Mays & Orpm, Attorneys for Petitioner.
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MANASSAS, COL.
STAKE CONFERENCE.
Pioneer brations--Epidemic of
Measles and Whoopingcough

Special Correspondents.
Manassas, conejos Co, Colo, July 2S,-
The quarterly conference of the San Luis
stake was held In the new Westinghouse
at Sanford. July %, and q. Elders John
Henry Smith and David .. Mckay from
Utah We're In attendance and addressed
the various meetings. personal Purity"
was the principal theme of their dis
cobrscs, Having to visit tho San Juan
stake and attend conference Mt Fruitland
July q and 2S, Elders Smith and Mckay
remained over here fol pioneer day. Ill
der Smith delivering the Grafton at San
ford and Elder Mckay Ia Manassa. All
who heard them enjoyed Il rare treat NOT
often met up with In these remote settle
ments. on Monday, July % Primary
convention was held In Sanford, at which
Mrs Bennion from Salt Lake instructed
tho Primary workers, displaying great
skin in developing a lesson.
MEASLES AND WHooP1NGCouGH.
A great many children are sick here with
measles and whoopingcough, The infant
child of Buren, and Nina Aydelotte died
July % OF whoopingcough and pneumonia.
Crops are excellent with abundance OF
water for irrigation. Friday a heavy
rain fell giving the country general
soaking The neighboring town Of Anton-
10 Us holding a Colorado pioneer celebrq-
ton OF three days duration, commence
ing yesterday.
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was examined as to his sanity by Drs
Westwood and Slater, and committed to
the state mental hospital.
In the case of John L. Mckinney VS.
George Carson, the demurrer to the com
plant was argued and taken under ad-
visement.
VIM. Holman of Silver City has bought
the konrad Kopman home, and will move
here to live.
The speakers at the tabernacle Sun
day were Elders Guy C. Wilson and J.. N.
Booth.
Suit has been commenced by John Sax
ey against Moses c. Davis TO collect yau
alleged TO be due on promissary notes.
Owen Morgan VS. VIM. Simmons: mo-
ton for a new trial submitted without
argument.
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
Deputy Warden Jameson OF the Colo.
rado state prison has been here to ex-
anime VIM. Henry Duncan, tho coored
man. who was suspected of being Charles
Turner, escaped from the prison at Canon
city. MI. Jameson decided that Duncan
is not the man.
c. l.. Brothers of Washington,
ID. G.. was here Saturday con-
ton. DR.. G., was here Saturday con-
ferring with Supervisor Pack OF the Uin-
tab reserve in the matter of applications
for special privileges on the reserve
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NOTICE or SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.


Notice is hereby given that under and
IN pursuanoe OF me deed oil Wilnam Ay-
tetl ana HaAnan Aylctt his WlIe, OF
west JORDAN. salt lAlke County, STATE
OF Stah' conveying lanus hereinafter de,
suHbeu 10 the underslgneG, wAioh deed
Us recorded at Pages zSs and 2sg, Book
q, of the deeds records OF the Re-
ooroers Office OF salt Lake County, Utah
s uio undefslShed VIII sell at public auc-
ton to the highest bidder, at the West
'front.' door OF The City ~ County Build
ins IA SAT- Lake city, Utah nj twelve
o clock noon on the 2sth day OF August.
ls2. me following described real estate
ana water rights situate in Salt Lake
county. State OF Utah, to-wit.--
commencing at the Southeast corner
OF the Southwest quarter OF Section 50,
SAT- Lake Base ana Meridian, and rum
hlng thence North / rod, thence West
II ~ chains, thence North / degree West
l.S21a chains, thence North il degrees 45
min. West l.55la chains. thence North IL
degrees o. min. West 1868. chains, thence
Nofth u degrees u min. West chains,
thence North So degrees 80 min. East $40
ehalha TO the West bank OF MIL Race,
tnence north 70 degrees OF min. West 2 2l3s
chalns thence North 10 degrees As min.
West 1861 2-3 chains. thence North % de-
grees 0 min. West 2.71 chains, thence
North * degrees 70 min. West 2.72 chains
,nence West 2.6l chains, thence South $50
ehalns thence West "a chains, thence
south 16-lo0 of rod. thence East 6g6
chains thence South 16 degrees 26 min.
East 1915 chains, thence South 3.75 chains
20 the North line of Right of Way thence
south &-loo chains TO the South boundary
Or the Southwest quarter OF said section
80, thence East 20 chains or 100 rods to the
pace OF beginning. Containing 20. Il acres
more or less. Subject, however, TO a
,hight OF way over: Commencing at In
'ltial point above stated, thence North 1
roo, thence West 100 rods thence South
ROD thnece East 12O rods to the place
aP
5 IN. captal stock OF the South Jourdan
Dated July Is. 1907,
HEBER C. AYLETT.
,ufa
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NOTICE.

On and after Monday, July 18th. 1907.
oil garbage, manure, ashes and rubbish
Of all description must DO dumped at tho
City. Garbage Stntlon, half-mlle north
of tho City Crematory on North Second
west street Hours, a. m. TO 10 y. IN.
Persons dumping elsewhere will DO progr.
cutcd.
BY order OF Beard OF Health
NOTICE, TO WHOM 1T MAY CON-
Germ; That William $. Hin, Elizabeth lIill
and Samuel -. Woolley heretofore do
ing partnerahip business under the
'hrm name and style OF the palace
Laundry" at No. 15S East Fourth South
Street, Salt Lake city. have sold and
transferred ali their said business and
laundry to Louis A. Marks and Arthur
Robinson, who will continue tho buslnesn
1t tho old stand. All parties having
claims against the former partnership
m laundry, are hereby notified to present
the same immediately at No. 75S East
Fourth South Street Salt Lake city.
WILLIAM S. HILL.
ELIZABETH HILL.
SAMUEL ID. WOOLLEY.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Office OF the Committee on Streets and
Highways, Nephi City, Utah. July 10. 1907
Sealed proposals will be received at this
office until II o'clock u. m, Friday, Au-
gust, 2, 1907, for the work Of constructing
Cement Sidewalks in Sidewalk Paving
Districts No. and 2.
Instructions to bidders. together with
specifications and forms for contract and
bond, can be obtained upon application at
the office of the Committee on Streets
and Highways or City Surveyor.
The right is reserved 10 reject any and
all bids.
BY Order of the Committee on Streets
JOHN COOPER,
Chairman.
]. H. CARTER,
City Surveyor.
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DISTRICT COURT BUSINESS.
Death of Martin Anderson and lie
Grand Van Wagcnen.

Special Correspondence.
Provo, July 29,--Martin Anderson died
at his home in the Sixth ward Saturday
morning after lingering illness from
rheumatism. The deceased was born in
Christiania. Norway, 81 years ago. He
came TO Utah Il years ago and since
then has lived the greater part of the
time in Provo. living some time in Park
City and Oasis. He leaves a wife and
four children. The funeral was held
from the ward house today.
LeGrand Van Wagenen. the 2-year-old
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alma Van wagenen,
died Saturday night from commissions.
Funeral services were held at the home
yesterday.
PETERSoN-WHIMPEY WEDDING.
A marriage license has been issued to
Henry L. Whimpey of Lehi and Chris
una Peterson of Highland.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.
The following orders have been mad,
IN the Fourth district court:
NORMAN Brimhall OF Payson, aged 81.
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home of Andrew Madsen, probably caus-
ed by defective electric light wiring. Il
was extinguished before any serious dam
age was done.
A daughter of Hermann Trauntvein
met with an accident, breaking her arm.
The local paper. the Mt Pleasant Pyra-
mid. announces that its next issue will
be enlarged from a to 7-column paper.
Extensive arrangements for the state
Scandinavian reunion TO be held here on
Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 10 and IL. are
being made. and a number of committees
have heen appointed to look after the
various interests of the affair.
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

JORDAN SOAP CO.-The annual meet
Ing of stockholders In the Jordan Soap
office, at the mine. August 9TH, at 10 n.
M. for the purpose OF clecting officers
for the next ensuing two years, and to
transact such ether business as shah
coiue before the Il Getting.
II. NJ. PEARSONS.
Secretary.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

CHERRY CREEK MINES CO.
Principal place OF business. Salt Lake
City. Utah.-Hotice.-Ther are delinquent
upon the following described stock. on
Cents n ns OK lass assese sn NO S 81 'WU ~
June. 1907. the several amounts set cppo-
site the names OF the respective share
holders as follows: