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Valdez daily prospector., 1909-04-12
MARINE MOVEMENTS.

Ohio; sailed for Cordova April 12.
 Portland; sailed for Valdez April6
 Northwestern; sailed for Valdez April S. Pennsylvania; in Seattle Sad)s for valuez April 19 I4"E@A
 Bertha; in Seattle. Sails for Valdez Apr. 20
Valdez daily prospector., 1909-04-12

If you are on epicure ask for Rainier.
The evening world., 1909-02-10
PLAN TO REOPEN
FERRIES ONCE
MORE DELAYED
Metz Had Scheme Ready, but
There Was No Quorum
of Commission.

No action was taken to-day on the
matter Of reopening the Williamsburg
| ferry line because there was no quorum
at the meeting OF the Sinking Fund
Commission. Comptroller Metz was
ready with his new proposition. but II
could not be acted on.
The Comptroller explained his scheme
to the members present. He told OF a
talk with President uovin, Of the New
York Terminal Company. which owns
the ferries. and said that Mr.. GOWN
company would now consider leasing
any part OF Its Broadway terminal and
such OF its boats as the city may re-.
quire for any or all lines Of the service
heretofore maintained by the ferry COM
pnay.
Tho company will lease half rs ter
minal At Broadway for $4,000 and re-
mission Of taxes annually. It will pro-
vide eight boats for a rental Of 10000
annually.
The company, however. reserves the
right 10 terminate the Lease upon rea-
sonable notice TO the city In the event
the company finds a purchaser outright
for It's plant.
The Comptroller added: The Interior.
ough Ferry Company. which Is now
operating the Greenpo!nt Ferries from
Greenpoint TO Tenth and Twenty-third
streets Manhattan, would operate such
routes as the city might desire estab.
lkhed for % per cent, OF the net profits,
II any. above the cost OF operation, such
cost to be based upon the cost OF operat-
Ing Its present ferries, with no admins
The evening world., 1909-02-10
ROOSEVELT CAN'T
Be ORDERED TO
GIVE TESTIMONY
Justice Thomas Makes Strong
Denial to Demand for
a Deposition.
CALLS 1T wNDECOROUS."
Presidents Refusal to Testify
in Coler's Suit "Should
Not Be Gainsaid."
CALLS 1T 1NDECOROUS."

Mirabeau l., Towns, of counsel for
Bird S. Coer, Borough President OF
Brooklyn in Mr.. Coler's suit against the
Brooklyn Eagle for libel. summoned
President Roosevelt as a witness In the
action day or two ago. Mr.. Towns
got this reply from Washington:
The President OF the United States
never testifies In court nor gives a de-
position. WILLIAM LOEB Jr."
This did not hold Mr.. Towns at all.
He asked Justice Thomas, In Special
Term OF the Supreme Court, 10 grant
IN order to show cause why commits
sion should not be appointed to 20 to
Washington to take the Presidents
testimony.
When Mr.. Roosevelt was Governor a
man named Mack brought charges
against Mr.. Coler. who was then Comp
tToller OF the City, The object OF Mr..
Towns was to show that Mack's COM
plant was instigated by the Eagle and
that Gov Roosevelt dismissed the
charges on finding that they were not
made in good faith.
Executive" Is Exempt.
Justice Thomas denied the application
for commission to force the Presl-
dents testimony. In part he said:
THE executive OF sovereign nation
may. with highest right and dignity. de-
eide for himself whether he will lay
aside his official duties to become a
witness in the court OF another juris-
diction. II the evidence pertains to his
duties as Governor OF State, some
eight years previous. his refusal to
testify would be doubly justified.
I'm the present instance. the Presi-
dent, through mis- secretary, has made
statement tantanount to such refusal,
would be a useless, If not an indecorous
act. inasmuch as he Is Commander in.
Chief of the Army and Navy of the
United States, and. in effect, the per.
manent executive authority In the Dis.
trlct OF Columbia, and his refusal could
not and should not be ga!nsaid."
Justice Thomas also denied the appli-
cation on the ground that It was tech
nically defective.
The trial OF Mr.. Coler's suit against
the newspaper is going on before JUS
lice Clark in the Supreme Court
The evening world., 1909-02-10
CONGRESS COUNTS
ELECTORAL VOTE;
THR0NC WATCHES
Fairbanks Presides at Joint
Session and Declaration Made
for Taft and Sherman.

WASHINGTON, Feb. lo-The two
Houses OF Congress met In Joint session
in the hall OF the House OF Representa-
t!ves to-day 10 formally rat!ty the cleo
ton of william H. Taft. OF Ohio. and
James s. Sherman. OF New York, to be
President and Vics-Presldent OF the
United States respectively.
Vice-President Fairbanks, occupying a
seat on the right Of Speaker Cannon,
presided. After announcing the purpose
OF the gathering, he unlocked the wooden
boxes containing the electoral votes, ex-
tracing and opening them In alpha
betical order by States.
As the votes OF each State were opened
they were handed by the Vice-Prestdent
10 the four telers, Senators Burrows
and Bailey and Representatives Haines
and Russell, who counted them,
The count concluded. the result was
announced to the presiding officer, show
Ing SCI electoral votes for Taft and
Sherman and Ia votes for Bryan and
Kern. The Vice-President then inquired
II there was any protest against the
vote as announced. and, there being
none, ne formally announced the cleo
ton OF Taft and Sherman. The Joint
session then ended, the members OF the
Senate returning 10 their hall for the
regular transaction OF business
Owing to the limited capacity Of the
hall Of the House few persons other
than the families and relatives Of the
members OF the two houses witnessed
the ceremony
The evening world., 1909-02-10
WILL TALK OVER
GOVERNORS PLAN
Republican County Commit
tee to Get Views on Direct
Nominations.

The Republican County Committee to-
day appointed committee Of fifteen to
Investigate and report on the subject Of
direct nominations. This committee
will hold several meetings, at which
those for and against the Governors
plan will be heard.
Upon the finding OF the committee
from which q speedy report is expected
the county organization will determine
It's attitude toward direct nominations
legislation.
The committee Is composed OF: Collin
H. Woodward, Chairman Frederic L.
Marshall, Henry A. Wise, William ".
Bennett, Leonard J. Obermeier, Abra-
ham S. Gilbert, Amos II. Stephens, Ju.
Illus NJ. Mayer. William NJ Chadbourne,
William H. Wadhaus. Edward X. Baird,
Merritt E. Haviand, William Chilvers,
Harry G. Kessler and Richard W. Law
renee.
Assemblyman Bennett Is regarded as
a Hughes man. and although all are
stanch supporters Of Chairman Herbert
Parsons, they are expected to fall in line
with the Governors desire for change
in the primaries law. Woodward and
Ch!lvers are the only district leaders on
the committee.
The evening world., 1909-02-10
RA|NEY ELECTED
AT SIGHT TO THE
ANAN|AS CLUB
Congressman Says So and Be.
lieveS He Has Enough
Honors for One Session.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10. - Congress
man Rainey. OF Illinois, whose speech
rr the House on the Panama Canal pur-
chase has drawn forth a rebuke from
the State Department in an official re-
ply to the Panama Governments pro-
test, assumed to-day that he had been
elected TO the Ananias Club. This was
based on the statement In Secretary
Bacon's letter as to the President s
view OF Mr., Ratney's speech.
Mr.. Rainey made a statement to-day
In which he said that he did not expect
President Obaldia, OF Panama. or Presi-
dent Roosevelt. OF the United States, to
agree with him He added that It is
only necessary to arrive at some fact
10 the present Ad-
ministration to be elected to the AnanIas
Club, provided the candidate has the
courage to make the facts public. In his
statement Representative Rainey said:
Il seemed to have been elected to the
Ananias Club at sight am accepting
with becoming modesty the new honor
that has been conferred on me. Better
men than | belong to this distinguished
organization, On account OF the very
large membership 1t has at the present
time It Is not 80 much of an honor TO
belong TO 1t as It was three or four
years ago,
''On account of the fact however. that
there may not be as many additions To
The Ananias Club after March as there
nave been IN the recent past, and on ac-
count OF the fact that so many dis
ilnguished citizens belong to this organ
Ization. ! am very glad TO be admitted
now to the membership
within the last three weeks have
been denounced by the General ASSEM-
bly, OF Panama. and also elected to mem
oersMp In the Ananias Club, whl.h
Jught TO he honors enough for one SEES
sion Of Congress.
7 did not expect President Obaldia
and his Administration to agree WITH
my estimate OF him and | did not ex-
Dect the President Of the United States
% agree with me In my estimate OF
hin.
The requirements of membership in
he Ananlas Club are exceedingly sim
pie. and wonder that more do not ac-
'ept the opportunity to join In order
% be entitled TO membership It Is only
necessary to be industrious, to exercise
diligence and 70 arrive at some facts
lot complimentary TO the present Adj
In addition to this, YOU
must also have the courage to make the
acts YOU have ascertained known
The evening world., 1909-02-10
DEAD MAN MULCTED
FOR GIRL $ BOARD BILL
Jury Finds Verdict for s744
in Suit Based Upon a
Verbal Promise.

Mrs. Clara Bfumert, OF No. "a Steuben
street. Brooklyn, was awarded verdict
for ~ BY jury before Justice Leh-
man to-day, In suit over one OF the
most remarkable claims ever adjudl-
eatsd In the Supreme Court.
Tho action was brought against WILL
lam NJ Hoess. Public Administrator, as
pustodfsn Of the estate OF Martin Bren-
nan. vino died without heirs and leaving
10 Win. with an estate which was stated
/ - tn trial. By hr. Hoes, to have been
"bstwesn $4,000 and $4,000"
6s.. Blumsrt testified that old Mr..
Sssunan took q great fancy to Irene
Duttsrs, q child Of nine years, and paid
10 married attention.
Whsn her mothsr WIS on her death
I'D, IN 1904, Mr.. Brennan called to 500
hns" MA BtumsH testified. and be-
sies Mrs. Suffers deathbsd he said to
me: "W-hsn hsr mother Is gone. ! want
you to take care Of little Irene II you
win give her . good homo and see that
she goes to school. will pay you
Mrs. Suffer- died and I took care Of
Irene, MI. Brennan had said he wanted
10 give her q Dig check wheu she was
confirmed at church. Tho time for
lrene's confirmation came In 1905 l
dressed her In her white confirmation
dress and sent her 10 see Mr.. Brennan.
But when she reached his house, she
found him dead. He had made no pro-
vision for her in a will or otherwise and
had never paid me anything. l kept
Irene one hundred and twenty-tOur
weeks, and at s. week, that would be
si'
The evening world., 1909-02-10
CATULLE MENDES BURIED
WITH MILITARY HONORS.
Noted Men Deliver Eulogies at tn:
Bier Of Noted French Writer
Monument PROPOSED

PARIS, Feb. N.-M. Catulle-Abraha,r7
Mendes, the French poet and novelist
who lost lis life two days ago by step.
ping out OF a train that was taking him
to his home In Saint German before the
cars We're clear Of a tunnel. was buried
IN this city to-day with military and
civic honOrs, but without any religious
ceremony. At the Paris residence o.. the
poet there was large and DISTINGUISHED
gathering Of his friends, while al t.a
ceremony eu.OgIes were delivered by
Jean Richepn, Ado.phe BrssOn, Georges
Lecomte and Gustave Kahn
4 movement. has been started to erect
a monument In memory OF W. Mertes
The evening world., 1909-02-10
RUNDOWN

conditions are the result of in
sufficient nourishing food, in
digestion, worry, or oyerwork
OF the brain or body. VinoI Is
the most successful remedy
known, II cures indigestion,
purifies and iches the blood
and creates strength.
The evening world., 1909-02-10
LUCAS SAFE IN PORT,
standard oil steamer Reported In
Trouble Reaches st. Johns,

Anxiety for the safety OF the steamer
capt. A. F. Lucas OF the Standard OIL
Company's feet was removed to-day
by word OF her safe arrival at st. John,
n. B.
The Lucas Is supposed to have been
the steamer reported by the incoming
liner Victoria de Larrinaga as having
been sighted on Monday of Marthas
Vineyard in apparent difficulties. She
reported no trouble on her arrival AT
st. John, however. and It Is believed
her difficulties, II any. must have been
temporary.
The evening world., 1909-02-10
NERVOUSNESS

is caused by overwork, indiges.
ton, or rundown condition OF
the blood. VinOl Is an ideal
nerve tonic, II tones up the
organs Of digestion, enriches
the blood and makes strong,
steady nerves.
The evening world., 1909-02-10

trstive charges OF any kind to be con-
sidered."
large number OF east side and Will
iamshurg business men were present TO
advocate the rc-opening OF the ferry sys-
tenn and expressed their disappointment
When no action was taken, Mayor Nc
tIellan said that he would call another
meeting OF the commission AT the EARL.
est possible moment
The evening world., 1909-02-10
AGED MAN IS RUN DOWN
BY AN AUTOMOBILE TRUCK.
Jacob Rosenberg Became Confused
When the Chauffeur Sounded
a Warning.

Crossing Willis avenue at One Hun
dret and Th.rty-eigh;h street, with his
head bent against the wind and rain
to-day, Jacob Rosenberg. seventy years
Old. stepped 90 front og sn approaching
automobile truck driven by Joseph
Reu'ershau The chauffeur sounded =
warning, and Mr. Rosenberg. becoming
confused. lodged back and ..s,n be-
tween .ar car track and the curb
R-'Grshlu could u0t stop lis ear and
7 jss7a1r, could not escape 10 When
Iney picStl the old man up both his .arF
were broken, he vaF injured .io~HHe
and had several severe wounds ua lis
head ReuDrsrau was arrested rod ra.I
10 goo hail Zoo N.rr sIg.a nn. .. Court
10 await the result of que .uufs, His
truck had inflicted upon Rosenberg, who
vas taken TO Lincoln Ho4.ial.
The evening world., 1909-02-10
What is Castoria

NAsToRlA is harmless Castor OIL pareporc Drons
and Soothing Synps 1t is Pleasant contains neither Opum
Morphine other Narcotic substance It's age is its guarantee II
destroys Worms and aays Fvehnes Darrhn and Wind
Collie 1t relieves Teehng Troubles Constipation and Fatuency
assmaes the Food regulates Bowels eivina healthy and
natural sleep The hdrens Panacea-The Mothers Friend
The Kind You Have Always Bought and which
has born the Cha
his personal supervision sre its infancy Allow you
All Counerfei Imitation usasgood" Experiments that
rihe with and endanger the uealth of Infants and .
Children-Experence against Experiment. ~ MI
Genuine Castoria always bears the signature ofaTZ<
The evening world., 1909-02-10
ANAEMIA

Is a complaint peculiar to wo-
men. II follows on indoor occu-
patton - impure air INSULT
cient nourishment. Vinol is a
wonderful blood tonic-it en-
riches the blood and gives one
q good healthy color.
The evening world., 1909-02-10
ALLEGED ATTACK ON CHILD

Edward Monbeur, ftty-hye years old.
of No. 1872 West Twenty eighth street,
was arra.sned in Jefferson Marke,
Court to-day accused by Mrs SOPHIE
Williams, OK t-a same address. with
assaultiUg her scyem-year-o.d 44uga.ey
The evening world., 1909-02-10
SLEEPLESSNESS

IS caused by nerve troubles
and a weakened condition OF
the system. you are iidge ETY.,
restless, toss about, and cannot
sleep nights, Vinol will
strengthen and invigorate the
entire nerve system and give
refreshing, restiul sleep.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

The Biscuit Mining company Location
1. prinr'uzl place % business. Salt Lake
CITY. Ifan.
Notice is hereby given that a. "a meet
lnE 90 frr directors ~ gaif corporation
held on 90. l.tl dag % November. A -
1909 an asyessm~1t - one cert Ter rhare
vas levied on The capital stock - frs
corporation. PAYABLE Immediately 20 NJ. p
yynrkcr srrretRry. a. fhr Office 70 rRif
company. 40 s-s Atlas r'-ef. 1fe7s West
second South street. Salt Lake CITY.
Utah
Any stock ur1n which 'tis nsrrran-rrt
may remain UNPAID or tEr 18Th day q
Dcc~ruh=r. 4 u. 1919 vii o. dsiiruueut
ana advertised for sale Hf public auction
snf unless Payment Is mace before Said
tnre WIn re sold ~ The cf1rr above
mentioned - tho hour of 70 o'clock noon
on 'h~ eth day % January. A ~. 1919.
20 rsY ffr delinquent srsrsrrTs NJ. To-.
gether with cost of advertising ana er-
reurr % rels
" p wAr EEg. gcrrrfHrr.
40 rgs Alas Block. 1t-1f West second
Scuth Street. Salt Lake Clty. utsn-
bl5.i
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ASSESSMENT NO. l.

Sfrugrier Mining company prinrinai
T,er~ ot buslrrss. salt Lake cts. Utah
Location o; mines, American Fork cam
Yon. Utah.
Notice is hereby given that at a meet.
- of the board of directors of the
SmuEgicr Mining company. held on the
18th DAY of October. 1902. assessment No.
! % onc-fourth G) ot = cent per share
VAS levied uron the capital stock o. tho
corporation. issued and outstanding. pay
soie Immediately 20 the secretary at hts
pffice. ef1 South Twelfth East. salt Lake
City. Utah.
Any STOCK upon which this asscssmen,
aaJ remain unpaid on the soth day OF
November. 1909. viii b delinquent and
advertised for sale az public auction, and
unless payment n made before. WI be
tcld on the Goth day Of ''scsmbcr 1909.
- clock r. fu.. ~ tho s~cretnry'a Of
flee. TO pay the delinquCn; assessment
thereon. together with the costs % ad-
NertiSinE and expense OF sale.
GEO. 7. ENSIGN. Secretary.
First publication. Oct IS, 1893. alII'
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NOTICE FOB BIDS.

BIOS are hercuY solicited for tie
iaUIrE drscruru work 80. :.
Blasting and removing about ~"
sll11 cf Lave rock.
T.hr construction % r crih ara 80
am arrlsa snake river. and TIE ~.
lu. uf ruatr-f.i Tor same. Tertsee-
lFl coo fs-t 90 native lurlhr ana ~
tttvetfou - ff07 feet % canal ".
vide on TIE cotton uith tanks I"
ssoNa grade. .f~
Tn. ErId uoft - - iors se1 ~
20 h. delivered 80 the Cen stats
E1d Fow-r Comrsrg. Ito. row. L
Suske river. tvo miles north
TlanH aua fprrtf r1tloun ~ "
Ucfk can tc r~agllrrf a. TIE SSnp
offira IN ghrrs/ idEho
an propusals must = trs-s1 80
vffh ih~ S~<fsrg of The lefnl-t
later than -rrtrr1t~r =, 1877, en1
tn Hrrorurarssd hy csrtined shsS
70 per cent % fhs amount ~ We
a suarantco uhat bidder VIZ
contract -
ssrtsfrbrr : 1879 ard thr
hereby reserves tho Tlght 70 re"e
Fiesse Apply ~ - -. Holm
lfsho Tor Mrfh~r frforrauon-
Ortrr-s b. ths PC1rd % tffre,
saelisy. Idaho. this sta esy %
n. c. mcKElsos. s'sriA7
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JORDAN LODGE NO 81 q. n. P4-
Meets every Monday night NJ I q. o. rmI
temple Visitors invited " 8 Fosssfd .
y. G.. w. i. Hopkins Secretary. att
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

GodIya Mining Co. +. o Box 80 325
Brooks Arcade. salt Lake city. Utah
Notice ~ hereby given that the annual
meeting OF tho stockholders OF tho C;OdlNa
Mining company viii be held 81 the Of
rce al tho company. Room Ss5. Brooks
Arcade corner State and Third South. In
Salt Lake city Utah. on Monday. the
9Th iay OF December. 1909, az 2.I5 o'clock
n m FOR tho election % directors and
officers FOR the ensuing year and FOR the
Transaction 81 such other busi,css a.
may b, brought before tho meeting
JAMES T. BEGELEN. Secretary
Dated November iG la09 bi5t3
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ESTATE AND GUARDIANSHIP.

IN THE MATTER or THE ESTATE
and guardianship of j. j. lIiordnu, an
Incompetent.
Tho undcraisned viii sell az public auc-
ton lots ., ., 4. -, g. %. -. %.
"a subdivision OF lot s. block Is, tvc acre
plat 4. Bis Fi'ld survey. situate in salt
LAX. city salt Lake county. state OF
Utah. ON Saturday. December & 1903. az
/. o'clock noon. at tho office Of Edwa rd
McGurriu coo Boyd Park building. salt
Lake City ItIh.
Terms of sale cash or credit as al
lowed ny law.
ANGUS McKELLAR. JH
Guardian.
EDWARD McGTHHIN.
Attorney for Guardian.
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AND UPHoLsTERINGs


UEA pOUARTERS FOR CUSHIONS.
general upholst"Ting and repairing. Full
line 81 cover goods. Phone 1929. s l..
Mattress r Mfg Co sifPS
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

riorh- Metals Mining company princl-
J1l place Of business, salt Lake CIty.
'tan.
Noti"~-Trcrc ar" delinquent upon the
following described stock oU account OF
assessment No. l ~ one cent per share.
levied on tho 22nd day OF September.
1902. tho several amounts set opposite
tho names ~ thc respective shnTchold- o
rpr. as follows.
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WANTED-AGENTS

FOR THE SALE OF UNITED WIRE
less Telegraph company stock Can
Give exclusive territory 10 those capable.
References required. .. :. Brewster.
general agent. Ga Mccormick building
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WANTED HELP-TEMALB

WANTEp-A BARBER AT % CONMEN.
clal street. In basement. ele7L
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Rainbow Mining company. pr,ncipal
plarc OF business. Salt Lake City Utah
N0ticc-Tbcrc arc delinquent upon tho
following described stock on account OF
assessment No. {. levied on the 10Th day
OF Scptsm Der. 1902 the several amounts
set opposite the names ot the respective
sN.r.f.,llprH = follows
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MD n a"|UTd0nT0 wItN law and an or
der OF tb. board of directors made on the
S:h day Of October 1909. 50 many shares
of esch parcel OF such stock as may DO
rcrcsfarv viii he sold az TIE ofrice Of
the company. No. H. East md South St
salt Lake city. Utah. on the @oth day o,
Move mbcT. n19. al tho hour OF I O'Clock
y. m, 20 pay the delinquent usscssmcp,
thereon. together with tho costs OF ad-
NetiIsirg ana expense of sale
j II DEMiNG. Secretary.
No T. Ems, Second South street. Salt
LAS" city. Utah.
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ma IN Hrrnrdar'" v-irlt law and an
order NJ TIE Noarl 81 directors made on
ine End day ~ September. 1902. 80 many
shares ot each parcel of such stock as
NAV p necessary VII be sold at public
auction "a the ofucc q tho scCrctary
roptu $40 Mccormick building salt Lake
NV, Utah. on the ,pth day ~ November
1879. at p. m. % rny tho delinquent
assessments thereon. together with tho
-usts - advertising and expenses ~ sale
e. :. COOK. Secretary.
onicN. SO Mccormick Building. Sal:
lake city, lteh.
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TO HIRE

LADIES AND CENTS SADDLE HORSES
and divided skirts 10 hire. loEB Lig-
cry siAblss. - IS. So. Temple. t2aa
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

New York Bonanza Mining company
Principal place of business, SAT- Lave
CITY. Utah Notice. There arc dclN
uucnt upon ;hc following described hto,H IS
On account Of assessment No. 20 oi S'u'A
tsr 1909 tho several amounts set oppY
site the names OF tho rcspceu'y s'OSN
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INSTRUCTION
JEWELRY

WATCHES. CLOCKS. JEWEIRY RE-
paired at jcweiry factory. % East LIST
So. N2fss
Co. 3f5 State. Bell 5i+5. Ind All aeoil
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Independent Order OF Odd FelIows. |r,g
FIDELITY LODGE NO. II. J. O. o. I'D :,
Meets oycry "Wednesday night II - e
O'Clock. l. o. o. =. temple. Visitors Wd
come. John Mckenzie. y. G.. j. c. smltt sOr'
Secretary. Irt
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SHOE REPAIRING
MIDWIFE

PRIVATE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
cases. Mrs, Lizzie Goislor SIS West
2rd No'th. Boil lse3-X Ind fO37. tai7
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

EBEr W. HALL. UNDERTAKEN AND
embalmer. lsf 5. West Temple. Phor.
fdis va.