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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-02


for and will not amount to anything.
1t will however, give members Of the
committee a nice little junket and they
may gain some useful knowledge in
regard to the Importance and re-
sources of Upper Observation-Disclosures
Chronicle.
Congress, i'm Undertaking an inves-
LEGATION of the strike i'm the upper PEN
insula, must contine itself To the fed
cral lines of Jurisdictions These relate
to peonagc. immigration ana other
points that have no direct bearing up
on the controversy. 1t is therefore
evident when the members delegated
To make the report have finished their
labors no new light will have been
shed on the situation further than is
already seen.
Michigan people those nearest tho
situation and most familiar with all
Of the forces that have figured in the
strike difficulty, have already formed
an intelligent opinion respecting the
points at issue. Whatever merits the
striking body may have had in it's
contentious with the mine owners
have been materially weakened by
the leadership of the Western FEEDER
alton President Mover has denounc-
ed everything i'm the state, including
the courts, the troops. the governor
and the grand jury He has ended
by becoming involved in contro-
vcrsy with Samuel Gompers, president
of the American Federation, whom he
charges with being a moss back and
an antiquatcd official Gompcrs has
accomplished more for trades union
ism in this country than has been
gained for any other organized work
socialist while Meyer represents tho
element that insults flags,
courts and every means OF peaceful,
law-abiding citizenship. Gompers is
a fighter but not a revoluuonist. and
because his leadership has not involv-
ed TN" features which Meyer repre-
scuts, ne is included IN the cpitheticdI
denunciotion that proceeds from the
lips of the man who is cndclvoring
to lead the striking Michigan miners.
When Governor Ferris declared that
red socialism was the only barrier to
a settlement of the diretul conditions
that have prevailed N the Northern
Peninsula he summed up the whole
question. Congress has no jurisdiction
over this phase of the situation.
Neither has it jurisdiction over the
Dbdurate mine owners who refuse to
meet men like Meyer. Congress was
ed into the controversy largely out
: political considerations and its find
ngs will not go one whit towards ef-
tcctlng a settlement When it's in
vestigation committee has completed
rs work, which has already been done
by the governor, the department of
abor at Washington aud other inVes-
.igators, the situation will be- just what
Il has been for months Mchgan's
federation of labor was wise enough
not To he led into a general strike, al
though It will extend aid to the strik
ars. \ general strike in sympathy
with a situation that las tccmed with
ll-adviscd leadership would have add
I'd further rejudice without accom-
plishing anything.-Pontiac Press Ga
.ette,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-02

The man OF grit carries I'm his very
presence power which controls and
cOmmands.-O Saying.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-02

rougressmu Macdonald neglected
io tell the House about the attacks N
worEmcn and other Iawlcss acts com
m0tlrd Dy strikers and sympathizers To-
iunmidate men who desired 10 work.
our eougra smau seems to bee of the
opinion thu The worimcu have mo- con-
suwluuaI rIghts To- uphold.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-02

Life is n garden. every thought Is n
seed. and what we SOW we reap. Watch
your garden
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-02
Daddy sBedtine
c, Billy Popupine
OlOI Saved by His
Brothers Quilts.

a daddy, there lived of the
the dense family
pines Now you children, porcupne
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Press Comment OF the
Strike Situation

Governor Ferris is right i'm his dec
laratiou that congressional investiga-
ton in the copper country is uncaled
for and will not amount to anything.
1t will, however. give members Of the
committee nice little junket and they
may gain some useful knowledge i'm
regard TO the importance and re-
sources of Upper acknowledgements
Chronicle.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-07
Results on the Turf;
Weights, Riders
and Entries
Juarez Results.
BY international Moan Service

By International Noss Service
fi''t race, three and hnlt furiongs--Hnbccca
i< Nandurenl, IL 10 6. won: NcIIio c. lO5
'GentrYl. TO T. second Baentollc. lie Murray.
TO }. third Time. 40 rs. Fred r Effle
Way Mnznik, Wsholoty aud Susie Wood also
second race, six turlongE-Fort Johnson li5
l"Iossl 10 10 ], won. Sheffield loe CMoloy7Yorth)
TO l. aceond; Compton, lis (O'Bricnl 10 to l.
In,rd. T Tine. IA 90 AuStr Irish Ann. c. X.
oaVlg, Md Nelson. Lady RiIIie. Grizzly Bear
Charles Goe,z. pinocular. Charles Fox, Leo Hu.-
IIson III and Dromi also ran.
lh'rd race, six furlongs-Chrstmng Eve lo5
,S'aFc), : 10 ]. won. La EstTclla 40 20 Bricn).
10 10 TO second Hyk, llb Uord), 70 l. third.
dimo. lilo, Bertha " Eddie Foy, Gylti Stcyca,a
NICE. Francis, TTansact Silvor Tone Lambs Tail.
Kindness and Muy Buona also ran.
Fourth race. seven furlongs-Coloncl March
mont. los to'BrIcnl 10 .. won: Royal Dolly,
los lIord), ; 10 !. second: Truly 1O3 (Gcntryl
. 10 l. third, Time. &c, Captain Burns aud
Pay Streak aI2o ran.
Flfth race, six furIougs-Nioralieht 100 tCIovcr).
10 ]. won. Annual lntcrcst ITO (oBrion).
TO- TO- ? second; Hazel G, loS (rord), 10 to l. third
Ilme. l:1S. Lady Pcndor Charley Brown Bob
Lynch. orba Smile and Mnsalo also ran.
sixth race. one milc nDd sixtecnth-FaJcada,
II" 'oBrien), oven. Kcsctts l05 GENTRY.
10 l. accond. Sadio shapiro, os (Mott) % 10
J. third. Time. l:;s %. Jim CaffcrAta. C. W.
kcnnon. Blue Beard. Prince Conrad, Flying and
star Bsrta also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-07

With Danny oBrlen OF Bopc md uorry shot,,.
OF this city, two OF the best lightweight, On tn,,
part OF tho country. headlincrs and fou- o,ror
PUN o, boys who hnvo beon tried and found m
stcrs s'Vu ,S Pieasers and ono pair OF young
S; ST.; on tno Dill for Mouday night the local
| Do&ihs tann eic looking forward 10 the rogYisr
TcSNy Ic non,s OF the Manhattan club at the Gar
n ieh Cneaier. The chow promises to ho ono OF
The most interesting entertainments I'm tbia w. -.
''Nt Mo,nis nag been D1 booked horc In some limo
NeaEy every wcek since tho opening OF the
iour-round game In this city Manager Dow,ins
nns promised the fans that Zach show would he
even oottcr than tho preceding ono and in NJ
most oNory instance he has lived up to his nrom
ae ah thc bouts have really been fas; ana furI.
ovS- oSS a"u nero mas always been something doing
rhIled untl the matches wcro over
me ~ ne reason that Downing hos been able to
1.-Two UP tho promise Is tho fact tSo, me- ,ooai a
boys aro improving with ovcry weeks work and
Downing fills In with n classy boy from our q;
TSwn l1St as he Is doing noxt week in matching
shntfer hns beaten all Of the lirs,v.,v,,,
hereaeouts no deoinively that n bout betwacn
hin Mn and any of the local boys would bo one
sided affair In oHrien. shatfer is meeting a
boy with better reputation than himscif and
tho local man will havo TO travel faster than he
cislon ~ '''Ns' "''"' ao-
-Four Of tho other bouts On tho card aro be
twcon boys who have boxed spyvbero fron, onco
70 dozen times for the club aud everyone of
thnm has made good with tho tano and can al
ways DC depended upon 10 put up rafting good
The other bout Tic card will bring OF, a
couple OF young bantamw elRhta who hnvo mover
appeared IN public before. but they have been
showing all kinds OF class in tho eyInuo sium and
VIII no doubt vbct the fans appetite for what
Is TO follow.
Young Maloney and Glen Gutkc who viii
oauIe for tho feathers eight cham pioushlp OF tho
club. arc trimming hard for their contest and
VIII no doubt keep thc fms on their feet during
tho entire bout GutIc has not lost n decision
since he began boxing in the four-rouud bouts
but Maoney has been coming 10 The front With
rapid strides during tho last fow weeks and Will
Young" Gilbert Will meet boy from Ogden
whom the Junction city fans say Is a conner but
az ne has never been locally the iuns will
withhold their judgment until they have a chance
20 him in action.
KID Evans, who made hit with Tho fans q
couple OF weeks br boxing { raitlinE good
draw with Joo McCaucy, Will meet Tom Craw-
ford. who also mado good with tho fans last
Monday when lie beat Joe Bshop In a decisive
manner.
kid" Sandy aud George Hendricks pair OF
new bapthruv veishts, Will be given their first
tryout In public.
Danny o'Brieu. who meets shnffer In tho main
event OF tho evening. arrived late train
last night He is olear-cus chap aud has a
pleasing mnnnnr that is make hlt with
the local fans. He Will begin working this
afternoon AZ tho quarters OF tho Manhattan club
rs East Second Sonth street, and tho public IS
invited to and watch him.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-07
Charleston Results,
By International News Service

by INTERNATIONAL Now9 Service
FiTst race. threo and half turIopgs-Kevpie.
loS Connolly, to 3. won; lack Hanover ia
tAanovcrl, 12 TO !. second; Lnd, 105 QIangford
TO J. third Time AZ. ETmn Gnrde Jnuuty r.
Soph'n' Paid in bull and May Shaw also ran.
Second race, six furlonge-Eltnll l15 (Hanovcr),
TO ]. won; Tyro. 1i2 (MeIrtyre), 20 10 l. sec
ond: Floral Crown 1ls (Ncandcr). 20 J. third.
Time In Beach snnd. Troy Weight. Big Rock.
Union Jack. Spar Pole. oallio Dontord. Sweet
Timcs and Blltzcn, Jr,. also ran
Third rsoc. SIX furlonGs-Miss Wilma, lo5 (Mc-
TngsarD. 10 2, won; s,cntor. li5 Corey. 4
10 j. 5ccond. Prospect, liz tkoogh), 12 10 ]. third.
Time. LII 10 Toy Corn Cracker. Tho Turlsesz.
Bon LoYal and Chcnault also
Fourth race seven furlougs-ChuckeS 100
CNieholas) 70 2. won: GroSYeuor. lO2 (NcTaR-
garD. to /. second; Prince Ahmed. 1o5 (smyth).
% to !. third. Time l:2o. Star Actress aud
Dainty Mint alno ran.
Fifth rseo. oDo milc-pol- u. Jos fMcTag-
Gart). To TO- won; Front Royal a. (aroech)
"a 10 J. second; Helen NJ. los (smyth), 10 2.
third. Timo. las. Baby Sister. Dicks Pet. Pea
cock and Patty Regsn also
Sixth race one mile npd fur,ong-Efrendi,
ITO tGoosc) 90 !. won; Myccoae. 1o2 tSmyth)
20 5. second, PLANT. 105 NIartin) 10 I. third.
Time. l:5S. My Follow. out!an, FioI. Tay Pay
and sam Bernard also
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-07
Golf Finals TODAY.

PALM BEACH. Fla, Feb. s.-Good
scoring marked the semi-final matches
played in the Lakeworth Golf tourney to-
and John Naething of Englewood were
the survivors and they Will meet tomor-
row IN the ls-hole final Travis scored
a 81 for the first nine and led his op-
Donent, w. 2. Wood, by five up at this
point AS Travis sustained mis- lead, he
eventually won out. 5-4. Naething OPP
posed Walter Fairbanks OF Denver and
won by Ga, The match ended when
Naethtng Clipped a thirty-yard nibllck
shot into the hole at the fourteenth green
for two. Both Travis and Naething
had medal cards of Approximately 20.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-07
TROPICAL SNAKE.
FROZEN TO DEATH

a snake of an unknown species, thought
TO be poisonous, which had been
transported all the way from Central
America with a shipment of bananas for
Salt Lake. arrived at the freight depot
OF a local railroad Thursday, and. after
being exposed to the cold air, became
frozen and afterward died,
1t is said that the snake was very
much alive upon arriving in Utah When
1t was found TO be frozen. after 1t had
been out Of the car for some time. 1t was
effort was ', made 1n tbaw uSuf, ~ M, anu thn M
hope that life would return. The efforts
were futile. however, and the snake Is
now undergoing the preservation stage
in tank Of formaldehyde. 1t will be
added TO the reptile collection in the Des-
eret museum.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-07
SCOUT MOVEMENT
GROWING RAPIDLY

The growth of the boy scout movement
among the various stakes oil inc MORMON
church In Utah has been enormous, ac-
cording 70 DR.. John Ii. Taylor. general
scout commissioner for the NJ: i. ~ II
is predicted that the growth will Increase
10 even n great ter extent when spring ar
rivcs and the scout maneuvers begin.
Glasses of the scouts will bo held in
various parts OF the state until the end
OF March. DR.. Taylor will conduct classes
in the following places: Weber, Febru-
ary .. 10 and II; Oneida. February 16.
II and 1s; Fielding February 2s, "a and
25 Cassia, March ., 3 and 4; Ricks.
March .. 10 and il, and Mr. Kirkham
will conduct classes at Snowflake, Feb
ruary ., 10 and II. st. Johns. February
l6. IT and 1s, Thatcher. February "a. p
and 26; Uintah, March 16, II and IS;
Emery, March %, "a and 25.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-07

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the district Of Utah
In the matter OF Ben Davis Shoes. Ino.,
involuntary bankrDpt.-In bankruptcy,
No. 1928.
To the creditors of Ben Davis Shoes, Ino.,
of Salt Lake City, In the county Of Salt
Lake. and district aforesaid, a bank
rupt:
Notice is hereby given that on the 27th
day OF January, 1914, the said Bon Davis
Shoes, Inc, was duly adjudicated bank
rupt; and that the first meeting OF its
creditors will be held at my office in
the Continental block. Salt Lake City,
Utah, on the l7th day of February, 1914,
at 10 o'clock In the forenoon. at
which time the said creditors may at
tend, prove their claims. appoint trus-
tee examine the bankrupt, and transact
such other business a may properly
come before said meeting.
CHARLES BALDWIN,
Referee In Bankruptcy.
Salt Lake City, Feb e, 1914. oS04
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-07

salon. S: Mnbrook. 9s: Mara5on. 1o2 Flying
Yankee. 100; Fcathor Dustor 100.
Third race, four furloncs-Electrician. lie: Nor
ma L. 10I; Nnpsburg H. loi; IdoLa. 10. Emer-
son Cochran. Iii.
Fourth race. milo and seventy yards-oRe-
publican l15; 'Bob r., 1o3: C. NJ. Miller, 11o:
1Loch'ol, loS: TPaTdnos lO5; pcposit. 90 sloath.
lo,.
Talbot ontry; f6rdwcu entry,
Fifth race. mlle-otranto. So; suowfakca
1oa; Frog. lo7; Ruisscnu, ll2: Pstouch, l0I
Sllic!o. liz: Votborpo. LIS; Corcopsis. ll2: Rose
burg II, 1o7; Doncdictlno Il5. Steal Away. lo7.
Votes. 107. Voncts strome lo5: Patty Rcsnn.
81; Tom King. liz,
Sixth race ono milo and twenty yards-Lin-
brook. Jos; Car1duct, 81: III oro, 12o; Marshop
Il2 Ford Mai. loi; Billie Baker. ioi Kinmundy
CockEpur, 1ll: Master Jim. lo7: Merry Lad. li6;
Kinder Lou. 100
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-07
Juarez Entries.
BY International News Service.

BY InternaIloual News Service.
Flrst race. threo and half furlongs-Dsisy
StoycpS. i05; Blue Racer, lI5: Doctor Gatlin.
los Indy Capricous. 1l5: Supremacy. 1:o scrf
Savin. 1l$.
Or. Gatlin and Sort sovin coupled az Newman
& Son entry
Second race ono milo and eixtcentb-Roso
O'Nell. Phflatine. lo5. Stnrtlcr Urpula Emma,
no. Miami, Balclir liz: Sim Fern. IiS; Flor
Birch I05; Rake. 107; Mlotus 40; Gollco.
ll2 Hurdy Uncle Ben. lis; Grest Jubilee. ll5.
Third race. one mile-Lcnshen's Pride OF; Angie
D.. aS Mario CoshiIl, 105; Tom Murphy, j07
Dowulnnd. 10: Mygtic Boz. a3: Patrick r., os.
Friezc, 1o5: Regina ArNds 10: MeAlan. IL.
Fourth race. giS turlongs-LitQo WILL 100;
Tlorin. 1o8i Manganese, 1o2: Milton Rnblcs. tl5
Fifth race. six fu-iongB-Rsnnoth. a7; Rubicon
II, 100; Inan. 1o5: Gold of opbir 1os: Upland
King. lo2; Flcuron II. i@, Transparent. 1o5;
FrazzIa III.
Sixth race. mtie-old Gotch. a5: Niuo
Muchscho. IoT: Ruvoco. Io7: Marahall TiIghmnn.
Anon. l12; eva Tauguay. 1o5 Clinton. l0I; Joo
Woods cyan Horn. Tho Monk, H.
Weather cIear: track
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-07
Worries Not.

t, make mistakes in these mat
A Bakor. IL would be unfit for
"a I ara In If l did. With men
a the things that we say and
a boxers say 10 MS are after
|rcd TO written contrsc cts, and
r,euce We are generally sure Of
Ritcfie told me he would go
IalIa after he boxed Tommy
He says now l was mistaken
iInply expressed the intention OF
|are and was indefinite as to
I'm, lei it go. have no doubt
|rske the trip some day, il he
Champion. and am sure he
.eeret II. He will make lots OF
n will find We are a hospIiable
Btsldes. the trip will appeal 10
1count Of It's educa tional side"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-07
nose FAITH IN
||V|E' IS PROMISES
Doesn't Believe the
VIII Fight in April;
xsr Disappointed.
az ". NAUGHToN.
Nnws Service.

..,onaI News service
awCsco. Feb. 6,-The snow
Z Making quiet an orator OF
y rnmmr Murphy. Before he
,aat,,rht favorlte he eVinced a
..rsiou 10 talking rom rlhs
- even the interview OF
AM nerce. so dear 10 the
~ ordinary scrapper, had no
y .'hnnson,cd 'n himself 10 a north
writer a day or TWO ago;
lns S;s theme his Cancelled
Err Willie Ritchie, lie SAID
l.n ,l,sasd Ritchie's sore nose and
a.se' naye merely subterfnges and
;ncreasing weight that pre-
IIss,s ~ from living up 10 his con-
.coeary TO think that his April
fPitchle Is as likely to fall
q tSe previous contests FOR the
INV. IKE has agreed to do
= sor me an hour before en-
1 ring, but I am SATISFIED ne
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-07
KAYSVILLE DEFEATS
KAMAS QUINTETTE

KANAS, Feb. 6--kaysvilie defeated
kamas in fast game of basketball here
tonight by the score of 20 TO II. The
game was marked by features throughout
and several brilliant plays were staged by
the players OF both teams. King at CEN
ter starred for Kaysville and Lambert at
left guard showed up we'll for Kamas.
The lineup:
Kaysvile. Kamas
r, Swan. night forward. Schweitzer
Simpson. left forward Lambert
King ........... center, r, War;
G. Swan. right guard. ..... Bacon
Burton. left guard. ..... VILLA ms
Referee, Layton.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-07
American Fork Wins.

AMERICAN FORK, Fob. s.-The American Fork
bn0ketball Quintette defeated by tho PIeauaDt
Grove five here tonight in tho high school gym
naslum by tho score OF 4s TO %. This victory atl
holda fist place In the Alpine division for Plcas
ant Grove. Tho local five will mcot tho Provo
high school horo next Friday and viii play tho
Pleasant Grove five in Pleasant Grove tho latter
pnJt OF this month Tho American Fork fivs still
bas chance 10 win tho titlo should they via
from tho Provo and Pleasant Grove teams.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-07
BANCROFT STILL TO
BE VICE PRESIDENT

William II, Bancroft, a vice president
OF the Oregon Short Line railroad and
former general manager will retain his
present offices. according to an an
nouncement made yesterday. e. L. CAL
vim, the new general mana ger, will have
an office on the same floor, adjoining
Mr. Bancrofts. The Oregon Short Line
Offices are In the Deseret News building
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-07
Charleston Entries.
irrational News sorvics.

By international News Service.
First rare. six furlongs--Castsra 50; Old Jordan.
%; Ada. 95: Scarlet PImpernol. I1,: Clir Maid.
50: Wiley, 1os: Raleigh. p. p., II5: Font Jls;
Aguior loe: Nlmbus. ii5: DR.. Do,IghortY Ill:
Province ITO; Bortit. lis; Tony W. ia: Mama
johnson Jos.
Second race. siy hlrlonss-suprena. %: syi-
vcstris, i03: Rye Straw loI: Robert Brud,cy los;
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-07
s'sessmENT NO. 8.

,io, ,kiou,ns9lldsted Mining company.
sVn. Principal office and place
room ll20 Newhouse build-
/; sSse City. Utah.
h,spy "s,spy given that at a meet
.lISetd lIIatd OF directors of the Van
4 6as.ea Az. a. Mining company. held
n & ot February, 1914. an as
n .mo q! cents per share WAS
~ tp'ssssed OH the outstanding
&s,s & o. sai1 corporation. pavas
~ .. lsl4. Ia \. L. CanfIcid,
b,,I,ssld ssld company. room Ii@G
~ Su'alng, Salt Lase City. Utah
IA upon upon which the. assessment
la unpaid on the 7th dav Of
n wi WI be delinquent and ad-
|snes Ns,e, at public auction and
ID Sss ssss II made before win ho
1nusr, o day OF March. 1ai4 10
N ,n. cn. assessment thereon In.
>als' 'Ss oi advertising and ey-
Va Ysnr A. L. CANFfEID
anAeo Consolidated Mining
,Ggg
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-07
Point Troubles.

M. Tho belief that Ritchie js
pSIe with his weight is fairly
lin Buckley manager OF
.foryhy is not OF that way OF
g,iher. he was not when he
VrtrsncIsco few weeks ago.
.,,ss nm Ritchie carefully when
-Sgbsd in prior to the cancella-
~ flrsf match and said later
.S,nehf Ritchie could make 136
-Ithout hardship.
y Raker Is amused. Ee cam
in,g there could have been any
|:fending between Ritcllie and
a regard 30 the time OF the
IA contemplated visit 10 Aus
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-07
aaketball at Park City.

NE Tribune
Nd Feb. s-Ihe Park City high school
|hn will play game with tho Rock
d PARK City Saturday evening In Raa-
d dsnre will bo giyon following tho
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-07
~s'oeNo NOTICE

ss,sIb,ss q 1900 has been deolsrod
The Dul,,,b r9ta TO the stock
gsny a eorn, az Utah Develop
&holdsrsI sI'rporation ! OF Utah, as
OF bna,, appear OF record al
: tsansssre on February IS,
w ana books will be cIosed
'1ehd A. reopsned for fro nnfoa n.oaea
n next following
'ofuary 4 1Sets 1e,S Es. Secretary.
NNASs p6f)1
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-07
SEp MH GUARDIANSHIP

a ~, clerk or the respec,ivo
~>s-,s. Ss further informa,ionC
I "a, ,ro---S~---~--
'hnDi isatER aSSR OF THE ESTATE
n. SEMaTSHIP OF ALICE x
81 ,,nS mn lHCoMPETENT PER
tan S11,sn1fsigned 1,nf VIII sell nj @ mi
Dsssrs.,.o s,o) shares of the &c capjtal H.,
k On e, .. National Bank of Sail
,. ialg9r =, after e. Monday. Febru.
da viii Sa Ss u O'Clock noon. and
Dsnk ySt; S,;;, Allison &: Riter 1Si1
|affss Vos,i'olng. ~, Salt Lake civ
psr cant NJ sale; Certified cherk
n hId ana o, the amount bid to
Lsa Of fsna No the balance cash nnon
no y seis By the court lou upon
AMUssEN EVANS,
heWELJ. Guardian.
annaasss' 9sr-n for Guardian
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
To whom il may concern, that I have
sold my business known as the Utah
Loan Jewelry Co., located at l6 70. End
So, and will not be responsible for any
obligations hereafter.
(Signed) D. A. Markell
Dated Feb. Z, 1914 o7S0
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;sq %qer passed this 2nd day Of
.sS - os The directors OF the
"a company, the date Of sale
s,pcS Is extended from the
y a,WvarF. ,o,F. 1911. to the 23rd day
'epI al T. THOMPSON,
Secretary.
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ksSESaMENT NO. 2.

||ul kary's Mining company, a
tp Principal office Tor the
uhh. room SS1 Judge building,
b city, Utah.
1 hereby given that by reso-
he board OF directors of the
'Is Mining company, duly con-
~ adopted on the 18th day OF
3 1918. au assessment of two
per share was levied and as
BE outstsn nding capital stock
11roratiOn, payable immedia tely
4ary's Mining company, al room
1ence building. Duluth. Mime
|otk on which this assessment
[In unpaid ON the 20th day Of
JUS, will be delinquent and ad-
Iu sale az public auction. and
tment is made before, win be
= Judge building, Salt Lake CITY,
hoyember 20, 1913, 10 pay de-
assessment thereon. together
Y o. advertising ant. expense of
PAUL M. 7. THOMPSON,
o. the Saint Mary's Mining
sel Providence Building, Du.
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orgsr passed this sth day Of
isla. by the directors OF
q company, the date Of sale
aeat STOCK is extended from
y november 10 10th day o.
FAuL II. T. THOMPSON.
fN Secretary.