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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-17

young people 600 Fact ctrrr mail
Hriugs requests rur Information from
ambitious young men ANA women.
seeking tTu ru1d CO. immediate useful
ness and ultimate success boo 80, world
of business. The tone OF nearly every
letter shows that tnc method Di the
Albuquerque Business CuUos, have
won ths gHWpl,tc confidence of tine
southwestern public anal neither eff
fort nor expense Isl being spared los
the management Geo maintain Oh. high
educational standards which have won
tine Institution Its ,nNiaDlc prestige
The Albuquerque business college
is rightly known as "thp spcoIal school
oN specialists Tlr hr.d oi ,lpl dee
purtmrut Us Cd recognized export boo bus
lue and every student receives tbp
benefit uf % Nors considerable amount
OF individual Instruction
Ci,il service Department
now department established This
year s that devoted Go the tr1chug
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-17

Tugohago Fails ohio. ON O. business
trip
Born fast wght Friday Augut le,
son to Nr HrU Mrs Robert Co..
i,hra cot goo East Central avenue.
N,vs hos been received by the
management ot tho hig dog show 10
bo held BOO connection with thr state
ur lhat the I.os Angeles ENumlncr
Wiu offer Zinc silver cup Tor the
best bulldog nr Boston terrier exhibit
ted 100 th, local SHOW Numerous
other attractive and valuable tro-
phirs uud pl1D- have already been
Offered Tor entries Boz ths event
Srruud'uo Gonzales was picked up
hl the police luio Ia.i night DudeuVor.
ug to dirpu.r off a bicycle VhIrb hc
bad evidently r.l,r u.kmg oult tI5
tor ihr machine Gonzales. who ls boo
pain ll Doc Uus 1ruub aud didn't
know hH De- Nus duIug The police
orc 'ndoN"rug lu locate 90, owner
az me bicycle
Mcmn,rs off tha automobile o1our-
sion urr ultlns uu proposed muuu-
light auto ran arnuisi enc u,N twelve
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-17

tt.ut-four hour Industries thc proc
h|uNeu of child labor tur establish
w.ut pf au cighI. hour 0uy for women
and young persons the erection uf
minimum WuEc stauuurdH lpr working
ucu uud women md the prevention
"i 0cgnplu5unl diseases and the 0R-
inF OF orcupauoull hcalth standards
We pruposc 40 sr, thut our repro
t.utttNrs give tho people thcsc Hvs
wherever Boo nation CO., state the Proc
Ere"s.',s come into power lu these
iunt'rrs Wo do not intend to Dee our
uunN. Servants our representative.
decide fur us Whpturf CO., NOT N, cam
have tho lWH necessary tu give just
l., to those who need DO. $50 prupoa,
60 settle tho matter for ourselves and
Nr intend tmt our pubH. servants
shall giso us the laws necessary boo
order 90 achieve the end Wo have iu
NItW. we do mot intend tu Dot either
executive Coz legislative officers furpld
us to have sucn laws aud. my friends
neither do we intend to lot tho judges
fDrbid us to have such laws There
furr. IN our platform. 500 huyc stated
thHi Hr ntuud tl provide mnru D,HF
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-17
Students Coming Here This Fall
From Every Part of the Southwest
Opening of Albuquerque Business College September 9th
to Be Marked by Record Attendance of Out of-Town
Young People--Civil Service Courses a New Feature

Th, people of Albuquerque and of
Sew McNico may taxi, just pride in
lhv fact that There De- located Zoo this
c,jy M educational institution Vhic1.
- reason of merit ard enterprise. has
won place oi recognized leadership
boz its field boo uhc southwest THAT
institution is the Albuquerque Bust
moss Cuuesc ANA tho proof ut les wide
and onNiphlc reputation is found in
tn. fact that tho nIl term. which
opens on september gth. wii Doe mark
rd by the enrolment of students
from AN parts uf Sew Mexico. from
Arizona, from kansas lud from tho
panhandle ul T,NHs
Nthoueb tho opening dsy is more
trap thrc. weeks oft record attend
auec BIS already assured 1t the Alou-
uuyrpuc business college tor this win
tor % is notable fact also tnat
newer bcfur, haas fhc MAJ .seW,ut io-
D.N,d anything Ike as many inter
vstDd Inquiries from out-of-tpWu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-17

and expeditions ihous of amending
the federal constitution ana chat when
In rny state s,ato court declares
that a lHW passed iur social aud iu-
dusiriul Justice Is unconstitutional
thon. after uu ample interval uf dee
liberation. the people shall have the
opportunity to thcms,iy,s decide hE
vote whether the act is Co.. he.omr 90
law. Notwithstanding such decision
fur as the platform SAYS tho Pro-
FrDrsIFu party demands such CON
rrH.NHu uf tho power uI thp courts
10y rhfI leave uhr people themselves
lhD ultimate aathurIN tu determine
fundHm.usl questions OF soeul Wtl-
irr HuI public policy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-17

mile speedway ON the mesa and "
enough machines can hc secured,
such stunt viii be pulled of this
week bon order "a take advantage of the
present favorable phase or the moon,
Al "a brilliant reception given Ffi-
day afternoon ~ Socorru az M" home
of Mr.. and Mrs. George T.. Cook, an
uouucvmcnt was made Of the forth
coming marriage Of their niece, Miss
Lena Griffith, daughter of District
Attorney John T.. Griffith. Go Mr..
John -. MeriWeathcr. state good
roads engineer. The bride TO be iH
well known and popular n Albu-
uuorquo where many friends Will
read the announcement With interest.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-17

of civil s"ryic, subjects This depart
mcut viii effectively pave tho way
for young people desiring 90 takc the
required examinations for many de-
iruhlr positions in the government
service Mr. George e.. Taylor. VINO
has beer appointed principal OF tho
Ciyil service department, r peculiarly
nttcd for work of this kind. having
come to Albuquerque from Washing
ton -. g.. whore hc was for some
years employed 900 responsible place
under the United states civil service
commission,
other valuable special courses Offer
sd Dos tine business college are those
Boo commercial Law, banking. account
fancy and finance. These subjects
are also taught ny instructors whose
competence .s uuuuostluuublc. and
they are subjects which open very
profitable fields iu che business world
an uf these special courses are. of
course. Boo addition Co those regularly
taught iu Institutions OF this Kind
struouJpuE ac celebrated touch
system off typoRrit.ug. ok-kooping.
business arithmetic. spelling pouman-
ship. business English. gommor ,al
Dcrrrspon business cal .u,atlons,
udtort0siue. sales letter writing. etc.
Although students may take up
courses lu thp Albuquerque Businoss
COLLEGE at ans time. early registration
is most advisable The preliminary
class work which MARKS tho opening
of ctal term is yory important and
ynuus people Nr" desire Go get tho
best RESULT from their work should
NOT miss II
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-17

OF not. Mayor Sellers. who In an en-
thuslastic motOrlst. has taken az the
matter and is now investigating b.,
with the aid 0f the police department.
Il Is not believed that two accidents
could have happened at the same time
and at the same place on TIVE differ
ont dnAE
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-17
PERSONALS.

q. o. Hansen. Santa re m1chuist.
who hua been seriously iu H ry-
ported 90 he improving his home
at f07 West Santa Fe afon.'.
~ D. Williams, tool room foreman
at lho funa fe shops. has gone Co
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-17
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

WANTED Partner with capltsl 10
secure patents ana manufacture
the sure money makers q. ~. caro-
Herald
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-07-04

store clerk, was ambitious for
riches and position in the world.
He worked hard, but his light of
genius failed to attract the eye of
those who could advance him.
Lacking the Midas touch, John
decided he would think he was
rich man, and would tell everyone
else so, and in time they would
come to believe it.
Before changing his fortune
John changed his name. Instead
of John Bonick he became John
Evans, "son of Judge Michael
Evans" John also acquired a new
circle of friends, among them
Bishop Muldoon. Then he went
out to impress people with his
riches.
He began his impressing Every
impressive, also) work on Miss
Lillian Leischner, 7019 Rose ave
nue.. He was such great little
impresser that Miss Leischner be-
came Mrs. Evans" though she is
trying now to have her marriage
set aside.
Johns methods with Miss
Leischner were unique, amount
ing to positive genius. He escort
ed Miss Leischner on many walks
along Lake Shore drive. They
would approach palatial home.
Nonchalantly John would address
his adorned one:
Zone moment, my dear, uncle
lives here, and we'll drop in to see
him. Crusty old codger, but ones
own family, m'dear; he means to
be good sort"
Then Tohn would spring light
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standing on the sidewalk ''Uncle"
never came to the door. 1t was al
ways doorman, and after short
conversation John would rejoin
Miss Leischner.
No, uncle is not in; out in his
new motor. Well drop in on him
next week"
Miss Leischner says uncle"
may be out in his new motor yet.
She hasn't seen him.
Another of Johns schemes was
antiquated, but he worked it with
such art that success was sure. /
Miss LeiSchner received numer-
Gus telephone messages, some I
thing like this:
Hello, this Miss Leischner2l
This is Johns father. That boy is
all right. He is going to succeed
in the world. And, besides, I'm
going to leave him a lot of
money"
Miss Leischner never met
father"
Another message: +
Hello (voice very low and PAL
ternaD, is this Miss Leischner? tt
is? My dear child, this is Bishops
Muldoon, and young friend of
mine tells me he is interested in
you. Yes, my child, you know
who l mean-John Evans. He is
a good boy, and will make you al
good husband"
Miss Leischner began to think
that John had plenty Of press
agents, and, as they all spoke Welt
of him, she decided to marry him.
Then John borrowed the price of
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FUNERAL NOTICES.


PI.AYEE-ht the residence. I26 West
Second South, Betsy Uados Player,
October % at ll;I0 p. III. Cause oi
death. chronic eastritis Decee scd WAS
S; years ~ age. Funeral services VIII ho
held in the Twenty eighth ward chapel
Tuesday, October ~. at | p. III. Friends
arc Invited. tntcrmcnt in CITY cei1e-
terry.
YlGS--Funoral services over the BODY
of Irwin r iJsycs. who died in this city
October -, 1872 VIII he held from the
residence III his mother, Mis-. -. y. llar-
riugton. No. 81 Wellington court, W cd
nesfsy. October %. ial2, al > y. m
intcrmeDt. city cemetery.
HASHTMOTO-in this city, October -,
ial2. Mrs AlSi TIashImoto. Fuucral
services Will nc held at The chapel Of 3.
+. E;vauS. ts South stat" street. TO-DAY
(TueGday). October 2s. at . y, m. Inter
Elcnt CITY ccmclo!y.
wASSICl The body Or Mathew Fsssio,
who dinJ In this ci;v October II. 1912,
0as shipped from ODounel & co. )
chapel last evening 10 Diimondvillc,
Wyo.. for intnrn1cnt
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Pocatello Notes.

|TELLo: Ida, Oct 2S,-The Sun
Iopl Institute, which is in session
IS. been we'll attended. Most Of
I|ngs have been held at the First
|Flan church. Or. Alfred NJ Will
Portland delivered Very fine
5undey afternoon on tho subject,
d In the Sunday School" The
Fas crowded by visitors from all
rrhes OF the city There have
ID many important sessions to-
|le institute closes tomorrow.
Dunn. superintendent Of motive
Nd machinery Of The Short Line.
|rhased from William Godfrey of
q tract Of fourteen acres adja .
n The famous Lava Hot Springs
fIr. Dunn SAYS he Will Imrrove
perty and erect a handsome
ID In the spring.
q Manager Bolin OF tho Noun
les Telephone company returned
~ from McCamn1on where he has
pervisIng some extensive Inn
ITS on the telephone line there
been Iccenlly purchased from
endent company
Palmer OF tIcxande who v.ys
by Sheriff Cooper on the c'lgr
fNt"N''@'u- uI'lo'e. contrary
T. MAS arrsicucd hero SalurdaS.
iyed examination. His bonds
~ 81 $500. Which hr Furnished,
as)HE By Strange MasVire COM
rushed al the last week. and
2uth Msin street IS covered. 4
nowrr Surday and this morning
fa ccsSatjon in the work The
elt thai upless the weather be-
orn favorable The work viii not
1ed this fall. The company rs
alp1oS' night and day TO get It
rood pcaso1
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NOT ICE

Salt Lake City. October IS 1912.
Pursuant 10 law. notice Is hereby given
by tho Utah state Superintendent OF Pub
'ic Instruction that 4 convention OF the
state Text Eook Commission is called to
convene At salt Lake cts, Utah. IN room
SOb Felt building. SATURDAY, December
eg I9ln al | O'Clock p, m. t. ADOPT text
books for ali district schools OF the state
except In cities Of the 0rSt and the sec
ond class for a. period OF hve years rom
The first cr July. l9lS. Separate ano
received hy tho state Text Book Com.
mission at the office of the State super
intcpdcui ot Public instruction. room 3p@
Felt building. Sslt Lake City, Utah. unti'
SATURDAY.. December IS, 1912. at Il Q clock
noon f,r Furnishing tnnt books III the
following named subjects:
For the Elementary Schools; Reading.
Writing. Arithmetic. English Grammar.
Spelling Drawing rieoSrsphr. History.
Nature study. Physiology. Hygiene, ss nj
ation. Music Civil Government and Eco
Monies, Dictionaries aud Elementary AZ
For the High Schools. ENGLIstI-lJl,
crsturc. Grammar and Composition; nls.
tory Of English Literature, MopERiN
ANCIENT LANGUAriEs--La Greek.
MATTHEW Plane Coon
etry. solid Geometry Pane Trigo-
sS1ENcE-ph2Sies, sSmSssEi Sets['' cbomiSiry AS
troromy Elementary Agriculture
Physical Geography, Botany. Zooogy,
ThXsol9G1 rhE S2S'1sE s
History. English History, General His
tory, Ancient History. Modern History,
Economics, Elemcntary socio3sI. Amcri-
Ssn Ti,!zenshp Givcs' Art INT 5SI,, III iN :.
Science. Mechanic. Arta. Asrlculturc. hs,
ropomy Animal IIusbandry Mechanical
r'rewtnC, Industrial Art Ora wing, Music.
S,cnograrby. Typ"uritinr, Commercial
| Correspondence and bookkeeping.
Text books on all subjects above
named viii he considered for the grade
| or grades In which such .ubi0cta arc vOm-
| monlv taught.
At lhc time and the place specified. tho
| state Text Book Commission Will meet
and publicly open and read all the pro-
! p,,3a is that have been received and will
make its awards within thirty days there
after.
The bids and ihe terms from the pub
,iSDcrr must he ACCOMPANIED by sample
copies OF tho books proposed To be fuvr
nished together with a statement OF thc
introductory or exchange price and of the
wholesale aud retail prices al which. IN"
| publisher 9Grccs TO furnish each book
| Njti,n Lhr state during the fU time for
which said books may bc adopted. !. =. for
! I period or iivc ycars from the first DAY
! OF july. 1919. The publisher or publish
crs whose proposals shall he accepted
| Q,uSI .ntn~ into y written contract Ylth
| thr State SIrerlrtendcU' Of Puhlir In
siruction and shall give bond With two
| Sufficient surc'icS in p. reasonable aunl 10
| oc fixed bv the state Text Book Conmis-
sion Tor the faithful performance Of such
| contract
,n bidders will he req, -! tn give net
urlce or books f. n, b. al p"'nt of ship
n"pt and {. o. h.. Salt Lake civ
Right is reserved by the siat~ TeNl
Eoo,s Commission to accept or reject any
or al bids. or any part thcrs"f
Stytc Superintendent of Public lusl rnr-
tlon. h3So9
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-29
|ED PIONEER Of
lEH| PASSES AWAY
Il EIarwood, Leading Citi-
Ia for Many Years,
Dies at rs.

b The Tribune,
4 nct. 97.-Jarnes Hsrvood, one at
-ron,ncut citizens and carly pio-
La at his home here last night.
IA twelve years as postmaster OF
Ser President Garfield. President
President Cleveland ana Prcsi-
.syjson. He was elected city re-"
4 iss5 and 4 member Of the Lehi
ecil in 1901, and had been active.
|'GeI with the upnuildlns of local
| institutions.
~ was born in Shepo nom, Eng
10 "a, 1894. In 1852 he came to
Id his parents, Samuel and Mary
4 locating In Lehi. lie pdrticl-
. .-fhe Walker Indian war and other
furnishes with the rcd men In
h, 1855 he married Sarah Jane
He is survived by The following
~. 7. Harwood. the Salt Lake
y v. Harwood, NeT York at
Fred A. Hsrwoo6 music prctes-
Tallade=a. Ala; Mrs. G.. ~. Smith
;tfoot Ida: Mrs. w. u. WolSh Of
-Mrs J. r. Winn Of LChi and
La lIsHwood, teacher in the Lchl
.chooIs.
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b Registration Expected.

"a iHe Tribune.
Mil. Oct. 2S.-That the regis
~ nc heavy in Park CITY the
psys Is certainty, as both the
LIZ snJ the Trogrossiycs viii
.seIs Out on these days and every
y ce made by them 10 have tho
lyr, work>ic hoirS done OF, in
- pN th" Candidates II the
~; Republican and Proeressive
no from reports 4, seems Thar
sguh;y VIII be carried by tho
ps this fail.
9oiican rally Will rc held here
9aN evening. al which limc Gov
~ Sn0 Carl Esdccr Uill he the
speaSers. The meeting viii be
~ pcEeT thraier and there
Plshty OF music, and record
crowd NIL certainly erect the
fpeakers.
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E2Ek City Pioneer Dead.
Ihe Tribur.

2 Inc Tribune.
city, Oct. Hi.-Psrlcv p
~ oropsy III tkn homc u his
4 Mrs Robert Eimball. last
EVans waa born IN Fcunsyl-
-tnree wears ago and had
-a'T City for tho last twenty
re came 10 Utah IN lSta.
.s,,. naN'h3 travelling about the
10y i.ocaied here.
ne " survived by ninc chit
sh,ss Isthcr ~ fiftcrr. The rlil-
<"er Wy arc Mrs. Robert Kim.
"a, rgFlc James, Mre. William
Tr,s, e, y Evans. Walter Evaus
'neral will DC held iomorror
NJ ! O'Clock from Tho homc al
I'll .. R0OIrt f.ln',,U
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-29
HEAVY LOSS BY FIRE.
Sepslr Shop Of Short Line at Po'
eatello Burned,
The Tribune

10 The Tribune.
.TELLO, Ida. Oct 2S.-The
Isnalr shop OF tle Oregon Short
"a all the inclosed ears WAS de-
. BIZ fire here ibis evening The
Minated al frcr s2oG.Q0o 10 $3.50, =
ID Is not known how many cars
re in the shop. The coach build
4 ono OF the largest In The shop
The fire originated by a Jap
4 on q match, q spark isnitine the
rom vsrnish and oils that were
Led on the cars. The T'orkmen
>gcaped With their lives. fhree
<1rs and several day coaches and
d we're destroyed
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IN which the state heavy depositor OF
funds upon which inherent paid
lie said these bonds smoputed 10 $3.50. 600
-h'lc tho state al present has over -. 900 900
deposited in fifteen banks of the state, $500, o)o
OF which is deposited In bank In which Cow
Spry Is stakeholder aud director
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-29
DRESSMAKING

u r u S S NJ AtSTNC,. --SssFJSFACTiON
guaranteed P"ioes reasonable. 2a3 w.
9Th South Wasatch 6stS-d, El293
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DIED

r~-~-~-N~~-----~-~>~-~~>-
RlNES-In this city. October 2S, 1919,
Benjamin T. KiYos, aged 30 years,
Body at O'DornciI s. Co.'s parIors No.
ticc OF funeral Will be given later.
FORSHEE-At f37 Bryan avenue, Octo~
her 2S 1912, James Il. Forshcc. aged
IL years. Remains At O'Donncll & Coz
par!ors. Notice Of funeral Will be gwen
1ltcr
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qch Snow at III. psrr

Ine Tribunn.
"a ~ OCT @s.-Park City is IL,
10 'i n SNOW storm. Scyo,,,i
Frio slready fallen and sim u
IlearaaS night the storm becan
||ynn.y tnll Of rain. which cnn.
nd deeout thc night. all dav Sai.
part n1 n1Foihay night and the
ocsan falling cFcil'''''
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-29
DELIHQuE EMIT NOTICE.

Columbus Extension Mining company.
principal place of business Salt Lake
City, Utah.
Notce-There are delinquent upon the
following described stock on account Of
assessment No. ! of q cents per share,
levied on the 2sth day of August 1912. the
OF the respective shareholders as fol-
lows;
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'fused OF Stealing Saddle

j. TIC TrIbuuc.
oct; 2s.--Ccorge Ebert -
~, peidnoy @3 ycars o. s..,
kbrN5 'his morning at Soldier
-. ocpItT Sheriff Nc.'uo nunn
10 me county ialI here. TEc
netusco ~ stealing Il saddle
Y II ,cr ~ Sp'Jicr summit IDert
IA ION t.ongDount. colo aud
ir"n' Hastings. Ncb.
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HAIR GOODS

MADE INTO SWITCHES.
st5o. Ladies. bring them 10 Fclvc,ina
nnrlnrs So Il. ith South. h39lI
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r'0cfattc Rally In Provo.

|lly b,rs Irhr pcnocr,,.o part b-,a
ars vs' vs'e lonism rllh fuI, Goul,c 'n ,od
NJ aua ,rr. a't-n;f1e t,smifgIrc licI
- ysrc pp.o'a' win rr.u15of sapIey.o
||lsn and ''"e hoisht. CharIcJ TneltuJ
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BUTTONS

~~~~~~-~-----~-~-|-~~-~-----|
DIFFERENT KINDS OF BUTTONS
made al Ia pbcl's Ladics Tellvrs. SIS
". 3rd south h39lb
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BULBS.

BRING THIS AD TO OUR STORE ANU
get IN per cent discount on fall bulbs.
Porter Walton Co. Pa state. h1JlJ
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And In accor0- nee with law and an
order ~ the board II directors, made an
tho 2rth day Of August. 1919. SO MANY
shares OF each parcel OF such stock rs
may oo necessary, Viii ne sold al public
sIIction AZ the office of tho secyetarv
room SOC, Felt building. Salt Lake Cltv
Utsh, on the card day or October 1912. nj
3 o. m. 20 psy the delinGuent assessments
Thereon together With The costs OF adver.
Using and expenses Of sale.
T. p COOK, Secretary.
Offiea 40" Felt building, Salt Lake CIty.
Utah.
Ry order Of the board of directors made
on the 18th day of October. 1912 the
sale boreIrabovc mentioned and referred
20 Is rcst poncd 10 and same will he had
on tire ith day of November. 1912. al :
o'clock y. IN. and SO many shsrrs Of
cacn parcel spf stock hsreiuabovc listed
AS may he necessary viii he sold at pub
Bc auction at said time lastly mentioned
NJ The Office of the secretary, room Ioe
re,t BUILDING Salt Lake city Utah on
tho tth dny Of November. 1912. AT 8
o'clock p. M. 10 pay ths dellnquent as
scasmcul5 thcrcon. together with the
costa of advertising anG expenses OF sale
BY order OF tho board of direetors
COLUMBUS EXTENSION MINING
COMPANY, ~ r. E. Cook. Secretary.
oface Ioa Fult buildn&. Salt Lake Citv.
Utah. li"as1
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