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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-01-05
YOUNG LADY HAS
 THE SMALLPOX

4 Miss Hudson, who cme here re-
 cently and is employed at the old
 phone office. is suffering from small DON at the residence of Mrs. J. \.
 Harold, No. SOP West Barraque street.
 The case was reported to Dr. W. H.
 Blankenship. city physician, Sunday night, and the patient was immedi-' ately removed to a cottage in the rear of the Harold home and quar- |antined. The Harold residence was thoroughly fumigated by the city off, cials. A little baby girl, who occu- pied a room with Miss Hudson. is also sick, and Dr. Blankenship be- ilieves that her illness will also de-
 yelope into smallpox. It is stated that young man who rooms at the Harold residence suffered from the disease three weeks ago, but the case was never reported to the proper au- thorities. He was permitted to leave his home, it is said, before he had fully recovered. It is believed that many persons were exposed to the disease. Miss Hudson is not serious Fly i'll.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-01-05
Miss Chestnut Hostess.

A few friends were pleasantly en- tertained at cards Saturday afternoon by Miss Fay Chestnut. The game was followed by a delicious lunch con. Miss Mary Lindsay and Miss Nell Voss, of Little Rock, captured the prizes. Miss Chestnutt's guests were: Misses ReNa Harris. Bessie Downs, lola Philpot Kettle Grace, Nell Voss, Nell Galigher, Virginia
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-01-05

eBEs-n Nawr near Philadelphia after spending the holidays here with her parents, MT. and Mrs. F. B. Houston Mrs. Jackson. Findley, of Kingsland is in the city visiting Mrs. T. T Daniels on West Sixth avenue. @
 Attorney Irving Reinberger has re- turned from a visit to bis daughter, Mrs. Gertrude Collier at, Hubbard, Texas.
 Miss Lillian Harris hass 1etlrnsd to Nazareth. Ky, to re-enter school, after spending the holidays here with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. W. s. Harris.
 c. A. Troupe left Sunday for Gull Iyer, Indiana, to re-enter the military college. aftes. spending several. days in the city with Dr.. and Mrs, X, w.: Troupe.
 Lawrence Phillips has returned to Alexandria, Va. to :re-enter college. |after visiting his parents, Judge and Mrs. T. NJ. Phillips, during the holi- days. Mr. and Mrs. l. P. Shelby, and .son- haze. returned to Little Rock after spending several days in the city with 'colonel M: Wv. Taggart and. ". O.. iTaggart and families. :. <
 John F. Rutherford Jr.. returns 10 Alton, IT,, today to. re-enter A mtli- lary college, after, sbendink. his vaoa-. tion with lis parents, lr. and Mrs. John F. Rutherford.
 Mr.and Mrs. Staunton Suggs, of 1'ort< smith, are in the. city visiting MT. and Mrs. W. L, Goodwin at: No. s07 West Third avenue. Mr. Sugss formerly resided in Pine Bluff.
 Miss Lida Caldwell, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. J. l.. Caldwell, has returned to Agnes Scott College in Alabama, after spending the holidays here with her parents and other relatives. Miss Josie Haizlip and Josie With CTS left yesterday for Washington D. C. to re-enter Chevy Chase Col lege. after spending the holidays here with their parents.
 Miss Irma Grace, the charming young sister of Mrs H. R. Webster,
 is here from Pine Bluff and will spend sometime as the guest of Mrs. Web- ster and friends TeXar- kanian.
 Alderman Will Nicllol has return i ed from Louisville, Ky, where he spent the holidays with his daughter, Miss Mamie Nichol, who is attend ing school at Nazareth. Ky. Mrs. Sanny Keplinger. of New Or leans. after pleasant visit here with her mother. Mrs. Met l.. Jones. and ot her relatives, has returned home. She was formerly Miss Mona Jones, of this city. and has many friends l in her old home.
 ; Jcdge A. B. Grace will return to his home at Pine Bluff Sunday night at- ter spending the holidays with his daughter. Mrs H. R. Webster. His duties as circuit judge prevent him
 from making a longer stay.-Texar- l kama TeXarkanian.
 Frank l.. Davis, a former Pine Bluff
 boy. who is now conducting sales for : the Ansell Sales Company, has ar
 rived in the city and is preparing to
 put on a sale for Hnry Marx, the Main street gents furnisher. He will
 open the sale next Saturday.
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BRIEF MENTION.=
+ + + + F < + + + < + 4 < + t

Mrs Robert Finley has returned Ifrom a visit to relatives at Fordyce.
 G. W. Wiley. of Helena, was q business visitor in the city yesterday.
 Mrs. J. s. Wiley returned yesterday from a visit to relatives at Monticello, i \. Kaufman, of Plum Bayou, was business visitor in the city yester- day.
 Mrs. Julius Leitner has returned from q visit to relatives in Little l Rock.
 Miss Willie Hooker, of Wabhase ka, i, in the city visiting Mrs. Frank E.. Tomlinson.
 MT. and Mrs. Ed Aronson returned yesterday from a visit to relatives in St. Louis.
 Attorney E W. Brockman has re- turned from Lebanon, Tenn, where he spent the holidays with friends.
 Miss Floy Caldwell, daughter of Mir, and Mrs. Creed Caldwell, is home from visit to friends at Camden.
 Hervey Mann, James Goree and Sol Bloom have returned to Fayetteville to re-enter the State University.
 Sam Trimbell has returned to school at Sewanee, Tenn., after spend ing the holidays here with relatives
 Miss Ruth Walker has returned 10 her home in Texarkana, after weeks visit here with Miss Eunice Sullivan.
 Arthur Fairfax Triplett has return ed to Virginia, to re-enter school, at- ter spending the holidays here with relatives.
 Attorney NJ. l.. Bell. a former Pine pluff boy, is in the city visiting his mother, Mrs. M. l.. Bell, and other relatives.
 MT. and Mrs. E. c. Newman have returned to Memphis, after spending |the holidays here with Nr. and Mrs. Clifton Howell.
 r. Miss Francis Loomis has returned to her home in Little Rock, after a n1easant weeks stay with Mrs. J. b' Wood on State street l Mrs. H, Aronson, of St. Louis, ar rdved in the city yesterday to spend several weeks here with her daugh- |ter. Mrs. Louis Roth.
 Miss Irma Neely and GeneVleVe Mock, of Fayetteville, have returned home after a pleasant visit here W''n Mrs John F. Rutherford.
 Mrs. Ed Rowland and son, after n,easant visit here with Dr 'unius Jordan and family, have returned U their home in Memphis. l Charles Leverenz has gone to Key de, where he joined pary or huh' e,.s who will hunt in that part O tho country this week.
 Circuit Clerk Edgar Brewster spen yesterday in Little Rock attending uh' annual meeting of the Arkansas UT cult Clerks Association
 Mfrs. Jerome D. Ashley. after n,easant visit here with Major N. J White and family has returned to he home at Chattanooga, Tenn.
 Miss Julia Houston left Sunday fo
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SOCIETY. :,
' 1>A4AHAHAAA>>>>
Miss Naftla Honoree.

X Miss Annie Martin, daughter ol MT. and Mrs. G. H. Martin, was tb. honore4.at a delightful party tender cd oy.sJudge and Mrs. J. M. Ellio,t Saturday evening at their home on West FYth avenue. The interior of the Ellistt home was prettily arrang- ed with4 ferns, violets and hyactnths. Bunko Was the interesting game of the eveting, the prizes being won by Miss Iida Caldwell, Preston Grace, and Fay Chew. Delicious refresh ments .were served. The guests were: Misses .,Julia Houston, Matte Fox, Ella Fbx, Mildred Owen. Bess Thoinp- son, Mamie Nunn, Josie Withers. Hattie :: Halsey. Emily Fox, Hennle Wilkt4s.; Geneyieve Mock (Fayette- ville) .1Rhth Scales, Josie Haizlip. Lida caldwsli, Lola Kaiser. Emma VII bourne and Annie Martin. Messrs. Walter Wilkins. Sam Tsinble, Ernest Paummer. Claude Sparks, Lawrence Phillips. Edgar Mocamrnon, Harvey Gillespie Fay Chew. Jack langford, Dick Kaiser. John Rutherford, Wilbur Orto, Preston Grace, Fred Dringnan, Henry Ecull. C. A. Troupe, John L. Alexandhr and Rob Lee Byrd. Misses Mary Geisreiter and Caroline Cald- well and. Henry Haizlip and ,|unius Jordan were the scorers for the evening.
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auddha's Six Essentials.

Buddha. who reformed the Hindso religion more than 800 years before Christ, established for men six essen t1als of perfection - first, knowledge used to distinguish the true from the false: second, energy, which Is used 1" fight against the evils of the flesh third. purity; fourth. patience; fifth charity q e., loving klndness,; sixth 0lmsgiving.
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Farewell Reception

ine ladies of the Embroidery Club
 cendered a farewell reception at the nome or MT. and Mrs. Ed. Harper yes terday complimentary to Miss Nannye fflh5rsumrnet'. who will leave next week TOT Pine Bluff 70 make her home. The
 beautiful Harper home was made
 more attractive on this occasion by
 the holiday decorations Of holly and
 bamboo. Miss Brummett has been a very active member in this club, and Isne Will DO sadly missed at It's meet
 ings, \ token Of their esteem and
 appreciation, the members presented
 Miss, Nannye with a beautiful pearl brooch. yA catered lunch was served and q very enjoyable time was had
 by those 'present.--Camde1 Live Wire.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-01-05
A Hard Crack.

"Well," said he, anxious to make ur their auarre! of yesterday, "aren't you curious to know what's in this parcel?'
 "Not very" replied his wife indiner' entity.
 "Wen, It's something for the one iove best In the world"
 "Ah, suppose it's those new cop v>u said you needed"-Tlt-BItA
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-01-05
Miss Tunnah HonOree.

Miss Victoria Harrel will entertain at cards this afternoon at o'clock, complimentary to Miss Laurita Tun- Mrs. w. H. Langford. She will re- ceive at her home on West Sixth avenue
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Hospital Association.

The members of the Ladies Iespi- tai and Benevolent Association are . requested to meet at the residence of Mrs. w. D. 1Iearn, No. ll20 Man street. this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Business of importance is to be tran sacted and all are urged to be pres ellt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-01-05
Fer Miss Scales.

Fer Miss Scales
 On Wednesday erening Miss Lillian Burk entertained a few friends with a deltght6dl 'hqs tanale., party compll- ment47y to .a1!sss Ruth scales,os Pine. Bluff. 's'ho is one of our cities fair Christmas visitors. The :, following were present. Misses Ruth, yehhson. Ruth Scales, Marguerite WTdftmarsa, ], Ruth Brown, Nell Williams, lola Ed wards. Messrs. Paul. Giles, Fleming Burke. Jim Cook, Robert Moore / TeXarkana Texarkanian.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-01-05
Mrs. Earrar to Receive.

Mcclellan invite the friends of Mrs. W. (. Watson to meet her informally at the residence of Mrs. Farrar this afternoon. ] to ; o'clock. No cards.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-01-05
Hawthorne Book Club.

Mrs. s. M Taylor will be the hos tess for the Hawthorne Book Clul this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at hal home on West Second avenue. | will be regular meeting of the members.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-01-05

"alkef' NIeSaihe Walker, .- iListle isoch)' Lola Mann, Mary Kate R,lev, jessie Andrews, Matte Orto, and I.u- liau Harris
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San Pedro. Los Angeles & Salt Lake
Railroad Company.
Special Meeting of Stockholders

Los Angeles, Cal. October 18th, 1909.
To the stockholders OF the San Pedro.
LOS angeles q salt Lake Railroad
Notice is hereby given that a special
meeting of the stockholders of the San
Pedro, Los Angeles IL Salt Lake Railroad
Company has been called by the president
and the board OF directors, 10 convene
AZ INC office of the company. and al its
principal place OF business at the build
ing who're The board OF directors usually
meet. No. 1863 South Main street In the
ylty OF salt Lake City. in the state of
ioGa - Tan on the 2lst day OF December
OF considering. and acting upon the fol-
lowing propositions, namely:
J. TO authorize the Board OF Dircc-
tors OF this Company to make appropriate
PROVISIONS for the retirement OF the first
mortgage bonds of this Company. here
,otore authorized in the amount OF fifty
been only issued the amount OF forty
million dollars, and 10 cause the same
to be cancelled. and 10 secure the salts
faction and discharge OF record OF this
Companys first mortgage, made to the
Equitable Trust Company OF New York
as trustee, bearing date the 1st day OF
.; To authorize and approve an issue
OF bonds OF this Company in the amount
OF Sixty Million Dollars. to bear date
Say ls syd 1s9s 1s9sa TO TO . ne secured by Mort
LIST. 1909, upon the railroad, railroad PROV
erty and franchises OF this Conpany's
lines OF railroad, together with the ap-
Purtcnances thcrcunto belonging. lncud-
ing Ike property to be hereafter ac-
dufred, and 10 authorize and empower the
Board OF Directors OF this coInpany TO
settle. the terms and conditions thereof.
and TO prescribe the form and tenor of
said bonds and mortgage and deed OF
trust. and TO select and appoint trus-
Tee OF said mortgage and deed OF trust
The books for the transfer OF the stock
OF this Company will be closed for the
purposes Of said meeting at twelve o'clock
noon on the first day OF December. 1909,
and reopencd at ten o'clock a. m. on the
end day OF December, 1909
. BY order Of the President and OF the
Board OF Directors.
w. H. COMSTOCK.
a-opP Secretary
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New York Flour and Grain.

NEW YORK. Nov. Tlour-Rcccipts.
2Sllo: exports. l0.6ll. Market dull and
unchanged
Whcat-Ecceipts. $50 aoO bushels. OK
ports. 5i@.OS2 bushels Spot easy: No -
red. $l.21t asked elevator, No. = red
Sl.2&1 asked To- arrive f. %. h. alloat
30. / northern Duluth. SI1G nominal
I. q, u. aflnat. 30 . hard winter. 81 20g
nominal Z. q. u. ailoIt. Lower cables
larger worlds exports and bcttcr crop
news from Argentina and Australia sent
prices down al the opening ana latcr
IN" market showed small changes, with
sentiment bcarish ON easier cash markets
and small demand. The close Was casy
at u net decline or - 10 Co. Evportrr.
took ten loads ul Manitoba. DcrrmLor
closed nj Sl1"s; Mas closed At &l.iI.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT

Little Chief Mining and Milling com
pany. Principal place of business. Salt
Lake City, Utah, Location OF mine Eu-
reka. Juab county, Utah
Notice Is hereby given that at a meet
Ing OF the board Of directors of the Little
Chief Mining and Milling company, held
on the 18th day OF October, 1909. assess
mcnt No. Al of one % cent per share
was levied on the capital stock of the
corporation, issued and outstanding, paw
able Immediately to James p DrIscolI
secretary, at room S22. Ncwhouse build
Ing. salt Lake City. Utah Any stock
upon. which tho assessment may remain
unpaid OH Tuesday, the 9th day of No
vember, 1909. viii be delinquent and ad
rcrtised for sale at public auction, and
unless payment is made before viii be
sold on Tuesday, the 30th day OF Novem-
Der 1909, at IL o'clock noon, at room 500,
Newhouse building, Salt Lake City. Utah.
to pay the delinquent assessment there
on, together with the cost OF ADVERTISING
and expense OF sale.
JAMES ?. DRISCOLJ,
Secretary. Room 500, Newhouse Building
Salt Lake City. Utah allS5
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given By the city coun-
ell OF salt Lake City OF the intention OF
such council 10 make the following de
scribcd Improvement, to wit:
constructing cement walk eight ~ 9ccl
wide and four 90 inches thick 10 .rp!aCo q
cHlSuE@ walk on tho south sld1 Of Sec
ond south street between First West nud
second West streets. in sidewalk district
No 3 and defray tho abutters' portion of
at seven hundred ana hfty mine (STSgI
dollars. or one and 1o-lO0 (s1.15) doliars
per 'front.' OF linear foot Of admitting prop
erty there being $50 feet abuttirg said
improvements, by a local assessment; upor!
INC lots or pieces Of ground within the
following described distriHC being the dis
tTict TO be affected and bcHeGtcl b. said
Improvement. namely:
The north side OF lots ., 6 and s
block so. plat \. Salt Lake CITY survey
The total cost Of SAID Improvement is
estimated at seven hundred sevcnIy-one
aud eS-l00 ($55i.2S) dollars. OF which sInn
the city's portion is Twelve n9d 9S.I09
Cl2,2Sl dollars. leaving seven hrn.,Irnd
aud tiftv-ninc (S15A.0oJ dollars 10 no
raised hy local assessment
Nj protests md objections 10 iEc ,ay-
ryinS out OF such intention uIst - .,rc-
Scnled in writing TO tho city recorder, an
or before the 1Sth day II November
1909 GoinE the time SGT =" s1ii council
when IL viii hear AMI rlnSidcr such ;Srt.-
tests and objections - ray he lnaJc
ihCrcto.
z order OF the s.rr council OF Sal,
LalS' CITY, Utah.
l",tcd July % 1909.
j. f. GMiNtEToN
Sidewalk extension No. lis. SSaol
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given by the city
e.!ounci! ot salt Lake City OF the inten-
ton OF such council 10 make the follow
Ing described Improvement, TO VT:
To grade, curb and gutter Win cement.
and pave with asphal. (saio asphalt
pavement - lie seventy-twc jt2) feet
VIDE between curhs, and nine and one half
Cesl inches thlckl, Fifth South street be-
tween Second East and Fourth East
streets, in paving districts Ncs % and
*. SS; and defray the aihutters portion of the
cost and expense thereof. estimated at
twenty-one thousand sin hurd. cd forty
eight ($2i6iS) dollars, o.. eight and 30
100 (SS,2Ol dollars per front or linear
loot OF abuttinG property. there being
n local assessment upon the cots or pieces
OF ground IN the following described
district. being the district TO be affect
ed and benefited by said Improvement.
The south side of lots and . bIoc,.
e; the north side nf lots > 6. and 8
block S6, plat \. The soIth side OF lois
T. : and A. block 30; the north Side
Of lots and G. blUoT 22 plat B Ssjt
Lake City survey.
The total cost nf sad Improvement -
eight and 65-lo0 (S91 .O6S 65) dollars of
which sum the ci;y'g rortioI &c niHo Va
thousand four hundr:l twenty ana 60
loo !$e,i2o e5) Iolla"s, leaving twenty
C@2l6iS) dollars 30 be raised ~ .ocaI as
scSsmcnt.
All protests and objections TO tbs car
TYING out OF such intention must hc pre-
Sent"d in writing I, Tho CITY recorder on
or before the lS'u day nr Noyenber
1909, heinE the ,inl. s"r by sa;l couurii
when II viii hear and consider such rro
thereto. '''''
Ey ogdcr Of the city council OF sal,
Dated September -. 1909
J. Il MOPErON. Ci;, Recorder
tdNinE eNt"Oslpu No. CO. ueppc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-02
FINE DAY FOR BEARS
IN. WHEAT MARKET
Record Breaking Movement of
Wheat From Russia the Prin-
cipal Depressing Factor.

CHICAGO. Nov. 1-Whcat WAS in
Clin"d 10 weakness almost all day today.
although slight rallies occurred at times
on covering by shorts. Despite the over
whclminGly hcarish character OF news.
the selling was not aggressive and the
volume OF trading was small, The mar
kct closed weak at almost the lowest
point of the day. the December delivery
closing at Sl.0i3, after selling between
Sl0ls ana SI.05S.
One OF the principal depressing fac
tors was the almost record breaking
wheat movement last week from RUSSIA,
total shipments being II2S.0oO bushels,
only Gt,0U0 short of the greatest amount
ever shipped from that country In one
week
The corn market was firm early i'm tho
session. Tho market weakened during
the final halo Of the day Prices at the
close were almost at the lowest point and
at net declines of 1m5c 10 &c.
Trading in oats was exceedingly quiet
The close was easy. with prices a shade
to a@ic lower than Saturdays final fig
uTcs.
Provisions were weak. Local packers
were among the leading sellers. Prices
closed 5MI!c 10 I24C lower.
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MARKET FOR COPPER
IS DULL, BUT FIRM
London Close Easy: Tin and
Spelter Unchanged: English
Iron Higher.
PRICES OF METALS
IN NEW YORK MARKET

NEW YORK. Nov. standard copper
quiet but firm today, with spot. Novcm-
Der and December closing at Sl2 50Gl l2.IJ:
January, Sl2.60@12.90: February. sl2.75Fn
1900. The London market closed easy
with spot c5I 6s and futures COS IS Cd
Sales there included coo tons spot and
1000 tons of futures. Locally 10 busl
ness. Local dealers quote lake copper
at S12.S5lmlS.UO; electrolytic. si2.50G
l2.15; casting, Sl2.37iml2,G2i.
Tin, steady, with sale of 500 tons for
December delivery at S30.6O on the New
York metal exchange Closing prices are:
Spot and November S305O630.I5; Dccem-
Der, S30.60M30.S5: January. 5000 n 1920.
February. $50. I0m3l 90. London tin mar
kct was higher. but closed easy. with a
reaction. Spot. eiS9. futures, Eli0 LIS
I'd.
Lead, steady; spot quoted at Si.&2l@
40 New York and at 81 20ni.214 East
ST. Louis. London market higher at sl3
Is Sd.
Spelter unchanged nj s6fOG655 for
spot at New York and AT S6.20m6.2Ia East
st. Louis London market unchanged
at c 2S.
English iron market higher at sis 3td
Tor Cleveland warrants. Locally the mar
ket was unchanged No. 1 foundry north,
crn. $4,000 1880: No = foundry northern.
SlS.50ml900 No. l foundry southern and
NO. / foundry southern soft, Sl9.25M 1915.
set
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Public Debt Statement

WASHINGTON, Nov. The agsrc-
Salc debt OF tho United States is S2.G6l.-
f2j.301. which includes 81 3G6 rs $50 nf
certificates and notes outstanding. offset
by an equal amount OF cash In the treas
ury. This leaves SI.295. 1l1.i32 com
posed of interest bearing debts debt on
which interest has ceased and debts bear
ing no interest
The debt hearing no interest includes
outstanding United States notes or green
backs aggrcca ting $3I61Sl O26
Inc certificates and treasury notes in
Guided in the aggregate debt increased
$l".2lS.OOO during october. while the ag-
Srcgdic OF interest and Don-iutcrcst bear
ing debts decreased S395.5ii. -
The balance in the general fund OF the
treasury is SS9.103.07S
Tho ordinary receipts for October as-
grecated S5L176.765 and disbursements
SOD lOO.6bO This shows that ordinary dis
buISements exceeded ordinary receipts by
81 923 S9J.
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ASSESSMENT NO. I.

SmuGslcr Mining company, prjpci,,,
place OF business salt Lake CITY Iyi5I
Location OF mines, American Fork can
yon. Utah.
Notice is hereby given that at a meet
ing OF the board of directors OF The
SmuESlcr Mining company, held on tho
18th day Of October, 1909. aSScssmoui En
OF c-rourth co OF n cent Der share
was levied upon the capital stock Of ths
corporation Issued and outsta ndinE. nav
able Immediately TO tho secretary "a, His
office, 6l3 South Twelfth East. salt Lake
City, Utah.
Any stock upon which THIS assessment
may remain unpaid OH the Goth Jay of
November. 1909 Win he delinquent und
advertised FOR sale at public auction. and
unless payment is made before viii bc
sold on the @0th day OF December 1909
at o'clock p. m, at the sccrctarv's Of
flee. 70 pay tho delinquent asseSsmcni
thereon. together with tho costs al ad-
Nertisin6 and expense OF sale
GEO. T. ENSIGN. Secretary.
First publication, oct. IS, 1909 a37T3
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EVaporated Fruits.

NEW YORK. Nov. l. Evaporalod ap-
plcs quiet hut firm with November de-
ltvcrS, a4m2ic. ON the spot fancy are
nominal; choice H!6ilp5c: prime 93c.
common To fair, 6imSlc.
Pruncs steady. with = fairly good de-
maud for small lots of large sized Cali
ioVnia. 2i@Ir mp TO iO-J0s; Oregon 60gc
Aprlcots firm. quiet; choice llall{u:
extra choice ll5@1iic; fancy. l@m1g5c .
Peaches quiet hut strong. with light
stocks; choice, 54m3jc: extra choice, 52a
&c. fancy. 6}m62C.
Rasns unsettled on account of thc
situation on tho coast Loose musCatcI
3Imi3c. choice to fancy seeded I2@6!c:
sccdiess, %3mj}c; London layers SI@0@
I