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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-27
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

Estate and Guardianship ~ Einora
MaYheTrT. a minor.
The undersigned viii cell AZ private
sslo an undivided one third interest In
the south hRlf OF section -. In township
Z south. of range west Of the Salt Lake
meridian. In Salt Lake county. Utah. con
tanning 32o scres, more or less. on or
after Monday. November 90 1909 and
written bids viii be received at the Of
tee Cf the Bingham Coal and Lumber
company In Bingham. salt Lake county
Utah. Terms ~ sale. 10 per cent cash
With and AT the time Of bids, and the
balance IN cash upon confirmation OF sale
by the court.
GEO. y CHANDLER.
Guardian or the estate of said Eiuoyn
Eayb-rry. = minor
Mated Non embeT IS. 1902.
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NOTICE.

Notice IS hereby given by tho city
council of Salt salt City Of Tho intcn-
tiDn 81 such council TO make the follow
ing described Improvement, 10 Wit:
Extending and laying sewer lateral of
yitrincd pipe eight 80 inches iu diameter
Fourth East and Flftlt East streets, IT.
sowor district No. l. and dnfray tn"
sbuucrs' portion ~ tho cost and expense
thereof. estimated ut eight hundred
thirteen and % l0n (SSi:.2jb dollars. or
ono 81 nni dollar per front or linear foot
of abuttinE property. thor" being sl3.25
feet -abuftinz said improvement, by n To-
OF ground within IN" following described
district, being tho district IN be affected
and benefited by said Improvement
namely.
Tho east ai5 feet Of the south side Of
the north ~ - feet OF lot 8. the cast
1850 feet ~ thc west ISL % feet OF the
south side 81 the north $3.50 tcct Of lot
n rho south Ii.c5 ioct OF lot 2, the west
so feet Of the north side OF the south
- - feet or lot g the west 1880 feet
Of tho east 2fI. - foot of the north side
Of the south G6 feet OF lot &, all I'm block
20. plat B. salt Lake CITY survey.
All protests and objections 10 the car
rying out Of such intention must be pro
scented i'm writing. stating therein lot and
block or description OF property. 10 the
CITY recorder on or before tho 18th day
Of December. 1909. being the time set
by said council when n viii hear and
consider such protests and objections as
NAV bo made thereto.
BY order OF the city council OF salt
Lake CITY. Utah.
Dated September 70. 1909
T. e. MORETON. city Recorder.
Sewer extension No. @54.
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And In accordance with law and an
order OF the board of directors made on
the 22pd day OF September. 1909. many
shares of each parcel or such stock as
may he necessary will be sold At public
auction nj the office Of the secretary.
room 5l0 Mccormick building. salt Lake
city. Utah. on the 3oth day OF November.
1909. at y. NJ. 10 pay the delinquent
assessments thereon together with tho
costs OF advertising and expenses Of sale.
&. 4. COOK. Secretary.
office. 5io Mccormick Building. Salt
Lake CITY Utah.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given by tho city
council of salt Lake city OF the intention
Of such council to make the following &
described Improvement. Ia Wit:
feet wide and four 90 inches thick on
I~thc west side OF University street be-
tween Frs, South and Fourth South
streets. I'm sidewalk district No 2S. and
defray the abuttcrs' portion Of tho cost
and expense thereof. estimated al one
C$l9sOl dollars. or ono Isl O0) dollar per
front or linear foot Of abutting property.
there being 1850 feet abuttinH said Inn
proNcmCut. by local assessment upon
tho lots or pieces OF ground within the
following described district, being the
district to the affected aud benefited by
said Improvement. namely:
The east side of lots .. ?. 4 and y.
block 20. the cast side of lots and 6.
block %. tho cast side Of lots .. :. 1 and
.. block e. all In plat f, salt Lake City
survey.
The total cost OF said improvements is
estimated at two thousand sin hundred
thirty-two and 23-IO0 (S2. $3.50 dollars,
OF which, sum the cItys portion is six
hundred Gfty-two and 33-l00 CS652.32)
drcd eighty (Sl9S0.00) dollars TO be raised
by local assessment
All protests and objections 10 the car
rying out Of such intention must be pre-
scnted i'm writing 10 the city recorder
on OF before the 12th day Of December.
when IL will hear and consider such pro-
tests and objections as may be made
thereto.
Ry order Of tho city council OF Salt
Lake CITY Utah.
Dated September Is. 1909.
j. Il. MORETON.
CITY Recorder
Sidewalk extension No. lie
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Tiochc Metals Mining company princi-
pal place OF business Salt Lake city.
Utah
NotiCc-Thcrc arc delinquent upon the
following described stock. on account OF
assessment No I OF one cent per share.
levied on tho 22nd day OF September.
1909 tho several amounts set opposite
the names Of the respective sharehold-
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

fhc Little CHIEF Mining and Milling
company. Principal place o; business.
salt Lake city, Utah. Location OF mine.
Eureka Juab county. Utah. Notice.
There arc delinquent on the following de-
scribed stock. or account OF assessment
No 81. OF enc O. cent ner share. levied
on The ith dag % October. 1909. the sew
rrni amounts set opposite the names ol
the respective shareholders. IS follows:
Cert No. and Name. Shares. Amt
isGo-J. k. Pollock s. Co.. 500 s5 90
2obi--Eamuel n. Nce' .... ... 500 90
g055-SEmuci r. Necl ... ... 5O' 90
205S-Sanucl r N"cl .. ....3ss J.Ss
oofo 'bRl @0fs)--Deru * Thorn
And IN accordance With tho law and an
order % the board ot directors. made on
tho 9Th day NJ October. 1909. so many
shares pf each parcel o. stock as may be
necessary viii be sold az public auction.
AZ room SO So Ncwiiouse building.
Main street. Saltf Lake CITY Utah. or
TUESDAY. the 3oth day of Noveni Der. 1909
~ u o'clock. noon 10 pay the delinquent
assessment thereon. together with the
cost 81 advertising and expense OF sale
JANIS y. DRIscoLL. Secretary
tf-f
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Independent Order OF Odd Fellovsy
FIDELITY LODGE NO. II. l. q. q. Fl
Meets every Wednesday nixht at 4.
o'clock. |. o. o. +. temple Visitors We
come. John Mckenzie. NJ c.: j. c. Srnid
Secretary.
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AUCTIONS

--~----~~-->~-->>------>--~---
on MONDAY. NOVEMBER -. At l0s:A
= uL %S1 = Fourth IIst a.. uur lot
goods. consisting 'l large I1I-s tru-t $40
ca,b,. willow and uak rockers. center la
bios lace curtains. French clock fine ball
laaring drcphcJd sewing machine. rhina
closet. @ldcboarl. extension table and
chairs. ,itinB. glass aud silvcrWars. nu-
Kitchen ,sblutt toust S-.i. hot blast heat
cr. good Universal steel range. Ens range
refrigerator. liuolcum. uns oak dr's-rrs
and Chinunicrz iron beds sanitary cots
mattresses and covers. lot utllpws hlan-
kcta and quilts. carpets, Kitchen utensils.
garden hose. tools, Ctc. X 4 Andrews,
auctiouccg
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WASATCH LODGE NO. 7. p AND A>sR
h--M2sonic hail. second Friday eacI- az
month. Members OF sister lodges and 81
jnurninE brethren IN good standing In.
Secretary. ~
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SILVERWARE

WILL JOB or SELL At PRIVATE
sale lot or fin" G-pioce silver tea scis,
baking dishes. etc. AZ sacrifice prices.
Room coo Brooks Arcade Bldg. Ord 50.
and state. b3eSS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-27

DIR. ~. MCDOWELL. 30. 800 SCOTT
building. Bell phones. onICs. 1905. fes-
!denco 53Ti-K ALL,
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TO HIRE

LLDTEs AND GENTS SADDLE HoRs
and divided skirts 20 hire, lo~S
cry Stables - IS. So. Temple,
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lRGENrA IOpGr No- a

"a ARGENTA LODGE no. 4 ~
sip9r and 4 M-At Masonic teu1.sr,
* Ms pie. corner Second East apA
~N First South streets. lrst Tues :,
day OF each month. Memhsras
OF sister lodges and sojourunE brethre1
Invited. +. II Hammond. w M. Mosse.s
- Phillips. Secretary N.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-27

Mt. hORIAH LODGE NO ? p ASp a., M
M;-hasonic hall. second Monday csrf.,y.
month. corner First South and Second -
last. Members Of sister lodges and IA. =
lodrning members IN good standing ~ II
vltcd Charles, Douglas. ". NJ: ChTlstol -,
pher Diehl. Secretary u.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Have just rcrelvcd another car Of good
Young horses. 1900 go 400 lbs also head
small Young horses cheap. salt Lake
Horse and Mule Market. Git-3fs w. 5th
South.
bTTpT
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oSTEOPATHY

On. GRACE sTRArToN. soI-os scoTT
bldg. Ind. 2s2. Eel 1870 Res. ae&=-Y.
asa
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR SALE-TIiE FARMINGTON CO.
op- store. fixtures building. and all
stock on hand. located I'm a prosperous
district. with prospect of gold mining IN
tho near future. Write or telephone
frod Combs. proprietor Farming Coop,
Fatmincton. Utah. blld5
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WANTED-AGEMTS

FOR THE SALE or UNITED WIRE
less Telegraph company stock. Can
give exclusive territory % those capable
References required o = Brewster.
general agent. 61f Mcconnell; building.
a1s07
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AS'A - 'NAtIlhSu 20 dl NiSllinE mefrbou-
AMELIA KING. II. M n
RUBY LEE, See. Pro Tom. Fn;
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LYNpS CHAPTER Nosvf I
l. order Eastern Star-,.s '
Masonic Tempie-StatrI. an
r,rr ,or,Ss' s'S' ,... FIiaa rsrt
members Will receive
cordial welcome. SaraIr 1e'
VI McCarty. W. N,rfgr'
Nellie T. Spencer. p. i
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NIZPAH CHAPTER Nd r;s
:, order Eastern Stn
stated ungs fira M
Monday of each rronth y *
Masonic Temple. corns /"
Second East ard FifH "A,
South. Visiting merr ~ ~
bers cordially invited.
.'Hi1 GrTI0 A.T-f w AZ
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-27

ELECTA CHAPTER, uh'
y. order Eastern sfa
Stated meetings thir-,1,,
Tuesday OF each month ~
Masonic Temple. corns iiq'
Second East and Fin
South. Visiting marnbor
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ELlZABETH SCHRAMM " 81.
FLORA Il. SINCLAIR. Secretary. -
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wANTED-shLESMEN

GOOD LIVE MEN OF GOOD APPEAR
anct FOR citr work. hustlcrs can make
from 80 90 $50 per week. viii take Won
out and show Nou how 10 get business
aud pay YOU While learning 'hpuiv bet
- u. M. room coI Security and Trtst
Building. h2,SA
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TUNING

JOHN. a. LECHDETTER. TUNER AND
repalrcT OF pianos and organs. Bell
i95lZ. w525s
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CHINA


FfNE DECORATED GNl$N DISPLAY
90 EiuS Browning. - West 5ri south
hselS
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1909-02-03

Miss Annie Tweedie is visiting
friends and relatives in our city.
Mrs. Evans, of the Great Falls
ranch near Ashtield, has been visiting
friends in Malta for the past week.
Miss Ellen Tweedie went to Saco
Monday to attend the funeral of her
former schoolm ate. Mrs. Peck, which
occurred Tuesday afternoon.
The Aid Society met with Mrs.
Mcclellan last Thursday and spent
the afternoon very protitably in sew.
ing. They are making a specially at
present of ladies' work aprons also
childrens aprons. Leave your order
for spring aprons with the Ladies
Aid and be assured of good work.
prompt attention and reasonable
prices.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1909-02-03

GRIND SLOWLY
OVER ESQ BILLS INTRODUCED
MANY BILISPASSE AND
A LARGE NUMBER
SLAUGHTERED

At the close of the fourth week Of
the session of the eleventh legislature
the number of bills introduced in
both houses approximated 25O.
Both houses passed number of
bills, and each recommended the pas
age of few bills from the other side.
The usual weekly quota of bills was
killed in both chambers. and at the
close of the week there was large
number of measures in the house aD-
preaching third reading and final
passage. Governor Norris sent in
another message to the houses, mott
flying them of the receipt of money
from the forest reserves and calling
attention of the duty of the legisla-
ture to apportion it to counties.
Among the house bills passed by
the house were the following: Wer-
ner, creating Lincoln Day. Schumak-
er and Lehrkind, insurance. Kilgal-
lon, appropriating S3l 900 for the in
sane asylum deficiency. Harbert, ell
ection Of irrigation district directors.
Frank, appropriating s73O to julius
Barney for distributing Spanish war
pay. Concurrent resolution memo
rializing congress for uniform di-
vorce law and the suppression of
polygamy. Hutchinson, salary of
chaplain of soldier home. Kilgallon
payment of mileage and per diem of
presidential electors. Croft, estab-
lis hing public ferries. Clayberg, de-
filming rape. Burke, escheated pro-
perty.
Among the bills passed by the SEN
ate were the following: Meyer, steno-
grapher for state treasurer. Nc
Cone respecting sale of mortgaeed
property. Romney, relieving family
of late game warden, G. b. Peyton.
Romney, requiring commission mer-
chants to report to consgnors. Nc
Cone, constitutional amendment fix
ing tax rate. DOnlan, eXempting
m mortgages from taxat on. Edwards,
aut horizing rewards for stock thieves.
Donlan, fixing terms of legislators.
Donlan, primary law.
The following bills were killed: For
state care of insane drug users Duties
Of boards of health. Making it a
crime accidentally to shoot another
while hunting. Extending time to
| begin action to foreclose lien. Pub
Appropriating O,COO for water plant
for state capitol. For exhibit of
hides of slaughtered animals. Pro-
hi bition of cattle running at large.
Relating to noXious weeds.
The senate amended DOMAINS bill
appropriating $2OO, 600 for the wings
to the state house. and recommended
/ it for passage with an appropriation
= of S40O, 900.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1909-02-03
LOCAL NEWS

|LUOAL NEWO(
Just Received-A carload of salt.
Malta Mercantile Co.
Recently, A. W. Mahon of Glasgow,
and Miss Ocie May Aazzard were
united in marriage in Minneapolis
where the bride has been residing.
Eighth grade examinations were
held at Glasgow, Culbertson and
Malta last Fridays and Saturday under
the supervision of Professors Atwood
and Dale.
The dancelast Friday evening was
very enjoyable affair, although the
attendance was small. A luncheon
was served at the o. X. Restaurant.
All those present report most enj oy-
able time.
A movement is on foot to organize
a glee club in this city. Malta has
number of excellent singers and an
organization of this kind would be
greatly appreciated by the people of
Malta.
February 18th
is Valentines Day. Don't forget
your best girl, or fellow. We have
large assortme, of Valentines,
10th Comic and Fancy, also Valen-
! tine postals. The Malta Dry Goods
Co.
Shipments of sheep from Great
Falls to the feeding yards near Chi
cago has been commenced by j. B.
Long & Co. and one train of sheep
has already been shipped, with two
others to follow this week. The
shipment will consist of 13 900 head,
which will be shorn in about two
weeks after their delivery at Chicago
and will lie placed on the market in
60 days.
I After having adding another large
clip of wool to his recent purchases.
that of B. D. Phillips, amounting to
100000 pounds, E. H. Putnam, rep
resenting Hecht, Lehman & Co.,
left Great Falls last Tuesday morn
ing for Boston. Mr.. Putnam paid a
shade less than 90 cents for the Phil
lips clip. During the few weeks Mr..
Putnam was in the vicinity of Great
Falls he succeeded in contracting for
more than 100000 pounds of
wool.
l.. G. Edwards, who has been in
st. Paul for the past month, returned
home last Sunday evening. Mr.. Ed
wards said that while he was not on
a business trip he nevertheless had
an opportunity to visit many of the
large jobbing concerns in the SANITY
city and reports that business forthis
time Of the year is very good
and has resumed wonderfully
since election. Now that the
people are assured prosperity for
some time to come, he looks forward
to a very prosperous year.
Society of Malta is looking forth
with much pleasure to the band con-
cert and musical, which will be given
by the Malta Cornet Band. The
people of Malta are proud of this
organization and they will not eX-
clude the opportunity of hearing
their favorites, The band Will
render six excellent selections. The
Malta Orchestra, which is composed
of eight pieces, will also render
several selections. Besides this the
: orchestra will furnish music for the
dance, which takes place immedi-
ately after the concert. The Band
Quartette, which is composed of four
of the most popular members of the
band, will sing, and no doubt this
will be one of the most enjoyable
features. Many other musical and
vocal selections will be on the pro-
gram and everyone can feel assured
that it will be treat to music lovers
of Malta and it is hoped the people
CT this city will all attend. The
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-10-07
A GREAT ACHIEVEMENT
IN FORESTRY IN FRANCE

Toward the close of the eighteenth
century about z,5UO,UOU acres com
pflsed In the department OF the
Landes were little more than shifting
sand dunes and diseaseIbreedins
marshes, says Science. This section
Is now one OF. the. richest, most pro-
ductiye, and healthfuI in France. This
change has been brought about by the
intelligent cultivation of pine forests
Immense forests now cover the coun-
try, the sand dunes and marshes have
long since q disappeared and the
wood, charcoal. t0rpentine, ;rosin, and
kindred industries. have bropp
prosperity to, the department, which
was formerly the most barren and
mtasmatic- In France.
The climate is. now mild and
balmy, the great change being
wrought by the forests, The thin
layer of clay beReath the .saady. sur
face, formerly impervtons to water,
has been so .pieFSed by the roots of
| the pine that there is now thorough
drainage to the.lSaongy earth below,
The manufacturing, OF rosin, tar, tur-
pentine, pitch, pWaHgneous acid, and
wood vinegar is conducted about the
same as in Georgia and the Carroll
mas. The. trees sdestiued for short
life" are bled as soon as they are big
enough to stand bleeding. when they
have a circumference Of foot or fif-
teen inches, the ysapping of young
trees being the e3nly production Of 8
new forest for a., time, and when the
thinning out" time comes they are
oiled to DEATH. and the timber used
largely for pit Props, the English de-
mand guaranteeing a steady and
profitable market. The standing
trees" those giving promise of most
vigor, are never tapped until they
are about three feet in circumfer-
ence. When these have reached the
age Of fifty or sixty years they are
cut down and utilized for telegraph
poles and railway ties. TO prevent
the spread Of forest fires. wide
trenches are dug about limited areas
and the space kept clear.
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PLAN Ming TO AVOID
ISSUE OF CERTIFICATES

Washington. Oct. 6.-Trcasury Of
ficials are beginning to have some
hope that an issue OF certificates OF
Indebtedness In the near future may
be avoided. Secretary MacVeagh is
reported to entertain this idea and
to think that in view Of the excellent
showing being made by the customs
receipts 1t may not be necessary to
issue certificates.
The customs receipts thus far in
the fiscal year have been proving sat
1sfactory to the Treasury officials.
They are ABOUT $21,OOO,0O0 heavier
than they were up to this date last
year. The internal revenue receipts
also show an Improvement of about
100000.
The deficit for the current fiscal
year Is ranging about $23,0OO,OOO,
This is about $5,O00,00O lower than
it was at this time last year. These
hgures are based on ordinary receipts
and disbursements, as shown by the
new form Of Treasury statement and
do not take into account the canal
receipts and disbursements and the
public debt receipts and disburse-
ments.
A difficulty about the situation is
the enormous expenditures. The
Government outlay Is running much
heavier than it was a year ago. 1t
has been about $14,00O,OOO heavier
thus far in the fiscal year. This
swelling of expenditures largely
wipes out the increase in receipts,
though not entirely.
The Treasury balance is not
heavy. 1t Is about $29,OOO,OOO,
which Is accounted a light balance.
1T is expected that when Secreta-
ry MacVeagh gets back to Washing
ton the coming month he will indi-
cate what his Intentions are with re-
spect to an issue Of Government Sc
curities. One leading treasury Of
fetal said the question Of what. would
be done was unsettled. Despite the
reports that Mr.. MacVeagh thinks
no issue of certificates will be needed
he thought 1t probable the matter
had not been definitely determined.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-10-07
SUSPEND WOMAN BY WRISTS
Masked Men Gay wife of Baker and
Then SEARCH House

Lansing, Mich, Oct. 6.-Mrs. w.
B; Scott, wife Of baker of this
CITY, was found in the woodshed Of
her homo yesterday morning, gagg-
ed and suspended by the wrists from
rafter SO that her toes just touch
ed the floor. The woman had been
hung there by two masked men, and
had been tied up for over two hours
before her husband and O. neighbor
found her. She was utterly exhaust
ed when cut down and has suffered
severely from the shock.
According to the story told the
police, Mrs. Scott entered the wood
shed in her night clothes just after
the men had opened the door and
stepped into the shadow Of the door.
They seized her, threw her to the
floor, and after procuring clothes
line from the yard bound and gagged
her and hung her to the rafter, after
which they entered the house and
searched for money, which they did
not find.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-10-07

THINKS fbh% Ma. 80. r. :. ,,.,,
uI.Ys,sn s....,I. ' u. Wy ea s 60
peciaily homsrsown 80 go " ~ ss
nopad sot arsssss =. ,anaJ +hot, +hs
rice rrow,sfA SSSFtsont .tssonUa ,.n
press rhsIr. "a 49, &C +Sa rica ,ro ~
in this afafaS Ain~ .S,n,,,sNM w..
nnest rice Uro%n 9n tha woyId the
kice Associati6n ~ Amerira wonIS
not fail to ohtn}n the resnIts ~ wS;cn
it aims il II onndnct its mtss,onarv
experiments Win south Carolins
rice exclusiyalys Feea the neonIe ~
the north Dn Sonth Carolina rics
and. that wSSl6 re- Inc ena ~, ths:r
potato, hAbitsSvsa $50 go
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good to j4eAt fNSokad ANYWAYS a
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NOTICE

The undersigned together holding
and owning more than one-tenth
Il 10y Of the capital Of the Wake
Forest Mining Company, q corpora
ton of West Virginia, hereby cali O.
general meeting Of the stockholders
Of said corporation to be held at the
principal office of said corporation
at Wake Forest, Kanawha County,
West Virginia, on the 16 day OF Oc-
tober, 1909, at IL O'clock noon.
And the undersigned hereby give
notice that at the said meeting q
resolution Will be offered to increase
the authorized capital stock OF said
corporation from $50 shares pY the
par value Of 100000 each to 500
shares Of the par value of 500. 90
each, 80 that the authorized capital
stock Of said corporation halRAfiere-
after be 100000 instead OF $685.
10000. o.. ...... 81. 49,.
J. r. THOMAS. ~ Z -*.'"T'.
J. r. THOMAS, Trustee.