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Show H: tiff and defondant and for, the costs ' of this action. C. E. NORTON, Attorney for Plaintiff. Post Office Address, 427 Atlas Block, Salt Lake City, Utah. SUMMONS. j H .. .. J,, the district -Court -Of -the -Third H Judicial District of the State of Hf Utah, County of Salt Lake. H . Nieford R. Buzzo, Plaintiff, s. Ida H Buzzo, Defendant. Summons: The State of Utah to the Said Do-H Do-H ' fendant: H You are hereby summoned to ap- H i poar within twenty days after the H aorvico of this summons, upon you, if H - served within the County in which H this action is Wrought, othorwlse, wlth- H i In thirty days after service, and de- H fend the above entitled action; and H , in case Vfyoiir failure so Co "do, judg- H ment will be rendered against you H tf ) accordingto tlje demand of the com- H f plaint which has been filed with the H ' cleric of said court. This action Is j brought to dissolve the' bonds of H matrimony now existing -between you H and the plaintiff. ARTHUR A. PLATZ, j Plaintiffs Attorney. . ' ; ' ' P. O. Address 1202 Dooly Bldg. Snlt H Lake City, Utah. SUMMONS. H In the District Court of Salt Lake H county, Utah. B Pearl Galgey, Plaintiff, vs. Otho W. Q j Galgey, Defendant Summons. H ; The State of Utah to the said De- H fondant: H ) 'You are hereby summoned to ap-H ap-H pear within twenty days after scr- vice of this summons upon you, if M i served within the county in which H v ,i tha,action is brought; othorwlse withal with-al at 'iiVllrirty days after service, and de-H de-H K fend the above entitled 'action; 'and H I ' t In case of your failure so to do, judges judg-es . mont will be rendered against you H according to the demand of the com-H com-H plaint, which has been filed with the H clerk of said court. This action is H brought to recover a Judgment dis-h dis-h solving the bonds of matrimony here- tofore existing between you and the plaintiff. JOSEPH R. HAAS, H Attorney for Plaintiff. H P. O. Address. 1311 Walker Bank j Building, Salt Lake City, Utah H SUMMONS. j In the DrJipt Court of the Third ' Judicial District of the State of Utah, H County of Salt Lake. j Kato D. Fletcher, Plaintiff, vs. II. H W. FJetchor, DefendanU-r-Summons. H " The,,tato of Utah to the said Do- H 1 fendant: Hi You aro hereby summoned to ap-M ap-M pear within twenty days "after the M , service of this summons upon you. If MH f served within the Cqunty in which Kg this action Is .brought; otherwise, H j within thirty days after service, and Hj defend the above entitled action, and H i in case of your failure so to do, judg-H judg-H ment will be rendered against you ac-H ac-H ' coiding to the. demand of the com-H com-H 'f plaint which has been filed with the Hj clerk of said court. This action is Hj I brought to recover a judgment dls-Hj dls-Hj solving the bonds of matrimony herein! here-in! tofoie existing between you and the H t '" plaintiff. I THOMAS L. "MITCIIBLI , H r Plaintiffs Attorney. I r P. O. Address C01 Newhouse Build- 1 ing, Salt Lake City, I'tah. Kl l , H i ' NOTIOID OF SPECI L STOCK- jj HOLDERS' MEETING. H Notice is hereby given that there H will bo a Special Meeting of the f g Stockholders of The Utah Associ- : I ( atlon of Credit Men, a corporation I I j" of the State of Utah, in the rooms M ft ' of the Comme.iial Club, Salt Lake H f City, Utah, on the 18th day of Feb-" f ,i ruary, IMS, at 1.80 o'clock p m. of B, i said day, for the purpose of con-1 con-1 " sidering and acting upon ceitaln pro-B; pro-B; posed amendments to the Articles of K Hr RHMfe icfa' 4 ?aBKKi Incorporation of said Company -as follows: , I. V, To amond Article One b,y eliminating elim-inating the word "The" from tho name of tho corporation. II. To amend Article Five by adding to it tho following words: -- -This, corporation -is-not. organized for tho purpose of earning dividends lo be paid upon the stock. All earnings not consumed in tho cur-lont cur-lont operating expenses of tho corporation cor-poration will bo kept in a fund to be disbursed from timo 'to time upon the order ofi- tho Board of Dlrectois for tho furtherance of the general purposes o'f the corporation. III. To amend Article Six to read as follows. That ltho amount of tho "-capital st,ock of said corporation shall be $2,500.00, which shall bo divided into five hundred shares of the par value of "$6.tf0 oa6h. "No pe"rSon' or ror- - po cation shall hold more than one share.' Tho shares shall bo non-nogotrable, non-nogotrable, and not transferable ex- - cepfby a vote of the majority of the Board of Directors. . Such persons or corporations shall bec?mo 'merftbors of tfils corporation corpora-tion v and -receive1- a certificate of membership evidenced by one share of stock in tho corporation, as shall bo deemed advisable by tho Board of Directors. This corpoiation may mato 13y-La,ws as hereinafter provided pro-vided 'for determining the qualifications qualifi-cations of and manner of admission of members, and providing also for the dismissal of members, and when a membership is terminated, either by leslgnatlon, operation of the By-Laws By-Laws or actlqn of the Board of Directors, Di-rectors, all lights of such member shall cense,' his Certificate of membership mem-bership shall be cancelled, and such member shall no longer have any interest whatever in the corporation, or the property -thereof, tho- understanding under-standing and agreement being tla;t the benefits each member receives while holding membership in thO corporation shall bo -full cornpensa-tiojn cornpensa-tiojn for all duos, assessments pr BtockTjaymohts paid by such member mem-ber Memberships may be held by (orpoiations; partnerships or individuals, indi-viduals, but corporations or partnei-shlps partnei-shlps becoming members must designate desig-nate a particular person in tho employ em-ploy of or a member of such corporation corpor-ation or partnership, who shall hold the ceitificate of stock, be entitled to -vote at stockholders' meetings, and exercise generally the rights of membership In the corporation. There anay .be two classes -of members, mem-bers, namely: resident and non-ies-ident members. Resident members are those who reside or conduct their business within certain territory terri-tory conveniently reached from Salt Lake City Utah, and tho territory within which resident members may reside shall bo determined from tirtio-to tline by the Board of Directors. Direct-ors. Non-resident members are those who reside or conduct their business outside of resident territory, as do-fined do-fined " by -the Board of Directors. Non-resident members shall have no otlng power. IV. To amend Article Eight so as to proide for a Board of Eleven Directors Di-rectors instead of Nine Directors. V. To amend Article Ten to read as follows- The President, Vice-President, Secretary, Tieasurer and "Directors shall hold their respective offices mi-tll mi-tll tho second Saturday in May, 1913, and until their successors shall bo elected and qualified. VI. TJp amond Article Eleven so as to provide that at tho next -Annual Meeting eleven Directors shall be elected, six of whom shall serve for a term of two years, and five for a term of one year, and. thereafter at each annual election there shall be elected five Directors or six Directors Direct-ors respectively, as their terms may expire to hold office for two years, and to provide that tho other offl-i offl-i ers of said corporation, shall hold office for one year apd until their successors arc duly elected and shall have duly qualified 'VII. To amend Article Twelve by providing pro-viding that Directors only shall bo elected at the Annual Stockholders' Mooting, and to provjde that tho Board of Directors immediately after election and quaJlflcatlOh shall con-veno con-veno and oloct all 'otho officers of tho corporation, -who shall hold office for ono-'year and until their successors- are duly elected and qualified. To provide that the Annual Meeting shall convene at Salt Lake City, Utah, at two. -o'-clook In tho afternoon of tho second Saturday in May of each year at such placo in said City as tho Board of Directors may determine and give notice of, and that if a quorum quo-rum be not present, those .present may adjourn fron"timo to tirilb without with-out further notice until a quorum bo present. . VIII. To am'end Article Thirteen so as to provldo that any Director of said corporation cor-poration rnay bp i omoved. at a Stockholders' Stock-holders' Meeting duly called and hold to consider th(T question of said removal, re-moval, provided,, however, that It slyill require an affirmative vote of a majority -of all or tho outstanding capital stock of tho -corporation to effect such removal, and a vacancy caused by such removal shall bo filled at tho same meeting by a majority voto of the stock represented at such mooting; that any officer may resign by filing a written resignation at tho general offices of the corporation; that vacancies In the Board .of Directors Di-rectors caused by death or resignation resigna-tion shall -bo filled by the Board of Directors until, the next Annual -Mooting; that a vacancy in any othor office shall be filled by tho Board; that a majority voto of the capital stock represented at any Stockholders' Stockhold-ers' Meeting, either In person or by proxy, shall be required for the transaction of business. IX To amend Article Fifteen to lead as follows: Tho fully paid stock of this corporation cor-poration shall be non-assessable. This prevision,' however, shall not proVont the-Board of Directors from providing provid-ing for monthly or annual dues to be ptluby es ;h member In consideration considera-tion of benefits received from such membership, and It shall bothe duty of the Board of Directors ory Stockholders Stock-holders "to provide By-Laws regulating regu-lating the amount of monthly or annual an-nual dues as tho consideration for tho services rendered by the corporation to its members. X. To amend Article Sixteen to read as follows. J This corporation shall adopt such form of corporate 8nl as shall be determined de-termined by the Board of Directors. X To amend Article Eighteen to read as follows: The Boar'd of Directors of 'this corporation cor-poration meamake By-Laws A or tho government of tho corporation, and such By-Laws may proscribe qualifications quali-fications of and conditions for admission ad-mission of members. The Board, of Directors may also proscribe monthly month-ly or annual duesof members which shall not bo considoued -assessments, -byt shall bo paid for tho privileges and benefits- of membership in tho moi'iioration, and TsUoh" 'By-Laws may also provldo penalties fpr infractions of rules provided by tbe By-Laws for conduct of members, and 'such penalties pen-alties may include termination of membership of the offending .member. .mem-ber. By a majority vote of the members mem-bers of the corporation 'present at ariy regular or special meeting, By-Laws By-Laws made by the Board of Directors Direct-ors may bo repealed or altered or amended By order of ihe Board of Dlrectpts. , ARTHUR PARSONS. - v President. P. L DORAN, Secretary. , " NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT. Gunnison Valley Salt Company, prlnc -pal place of business, Salt Lake ,City, Utah. ...Notlca, is .hereby given hatat .a . meeting of the ooard of directors hold on "tho 30th day of November, A. D. 1012, an assessment of ten cents (10c) per share was levied on the outstanding outstand-ing stock of the corporation,- payablo January 27th, 1913, to A. L. Hop-paugh, Hop-paugh, secretary of the corporatl n, at 908 Kearns building, Salt Lae vClty, " Utah. Any stock upon which this assessment may remain unpaid on tho 28th day of January, A. D. 1913, will be delinquent and -advertised for sal at public auction, and, unless payment is mado before, will bo sold at four o'clock p. m. on the 20th day of February;, Feb-ruary;, A. p. 1913, to pay the delinquent de-linquent assessment together with tho cost of advertising and expenses of sale. ' A. L. IIOPPAUGH, Secretaiy. 903 Kearns Building, Salt Lake City, Utah. Date, of fhst publication January 4, 1913. ASSESSMENT NOTICE. Tho Tomboy Gold & Copper Mining Co.. principal placo of business Salt Lake City, Utah. Location of mines Dry Fork canyon, West Mountain Mining district, Bingham, Utah. f r Notico Is hereby given that at a ' t mooting of the board of directors of tho Tomboy Gold & Copper Mining company held on tho 20th day of Do- camber, 1912, an assessment of ono 1 quartor (1-4) cent per sharo was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation issued and outstanding payablo immediate to tho secretary, at his office, rooms 404 Felt Bldg., Salt Lako City, Utah. Any stock upon which this assessment may. remain unpaid on Saturday, February 1, 1913, will bo delinquent and advertised for sale at public auction, and unless payment pay-ment is made before will be sold on Thursday, .Februaiy 20, 1913, at 10 o'clock a. m., at tho secretary's office of-fice to pay the delinquent assessment thoreon, together with tho 'cost of advertising and expense of sale. E. D. STILLMAN, - Secretary. First publication January 4, 1913. ASSESS3LENT NO. C. Ely Consolidated Copper Company, Location of principal office, 414 Judge building, Salt Lake City, Utah. Location of mines, Robinson Robin-son mining district, White Pine county, Nevada. Notice is hereby given that at a mooting of the Board of Directors of said company, held on November 13, 1912, an assessment, to be known as Assessment No. 0, of five (6) cents per shares-was levied on the outstanding outstand-ing capital stock of the corporation, payablo to United States Corporation Company Transfer Agent, Mutual LIfo building, New York City, N. Y or to Gideon Snyder, Secretary, 414 Judgo building, Salt Lake City, Utah, on or boforo December 81, 1912. Any stock upon -which, this assessment assess-ment may remain unpaid on December Decem-ber 31, 1912, will bo delinquent and advertised for salo at public auction, and unless payment is made before, will bo sold on February 28, 1913, at tho company's -office, 411 Judgo .Building, Salt Lajco City, Utah, at 2 o'clock p. m., to pay delinquent assessment, as-sessment, together with tho cost of advertising and expenses of sale. GIDEON -SNYDER, Secretary. 414 Judgo Building, Salt Laka City, . Utah. By order of tho Tioard of directors of Ely Consolidated Copper Company, at a mooting heldDocomber 28, 1912, ,tho dato when stock shall become delinquent de-linquent pursuant to tho foregoing notico was extended to and including January 30, 1013, and sale day to March 2C, 1913, at 2 o'clock p. m., afr the company's office, 414 Judgo Building, Salt Lake City, Utah. GIDEON SNYDER, Secretary. SUMMONS. In -the Distilct Court of the Third Judicial Distilct of tho State of Utah, County of Salf Lake. "Elizabeth Cathryn Livingston, plaintiff, plain-tiff, vs. George Hugh Llwngston, de- |