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mealing Temple Tem-ple of Honor hall tonight at 730 ALL BARBER SHOPS WILL CLOSE A Monday Dec 2O at l p m M A PETERS Pres C E MARSH Secy Barbers union PERSONALLIFE READINGS CHARAC PERSONALLIFE JL ter business marriage etc and trials of events by the sciencs of the stars James D Keifer astrology room 12 Cliff House TF YOU WANT MUSICIAN TO PLAY AT i IF balls concerts etc go to J H Akert 410 I E Second South I pHAS VENEZIANI A M PH D UNI I CHAS V > > versity of Heidelberg Germany prepares pre-pares students for eastern universities Attention At-tention personal Best of relerences Rooms 427S Dooly block T PATRY PROFESSIONAL NURSE L o just returned to the city St James hotel ATOTICE BOARD OF EDUCATION OFTHE NOTICEBOA Lake Nov 12 1892 All persons per-sons that are holding bills that are past due and unpaid for labor or materials furnished for the school buildings now being erected are requested re-quested to file duplicate copies of same with the clerk of the board immediately This notice I I no-tice must not be construed as a guarantee by the board of education of the bills of contractors contrac-tors for labor materials B G RAYBOULD Chairman Committee on Sites and Buildings WESTERN BILL POSTING CO < INC MAIN OFFICE 40 RICHARDS STREET 1u Salt Lake S W Anderson general manager man-ager Branch offices at Ogden Park City Provo and Logan DIVIDENDS 1IV1DEND NO 70 OFFICE OF THE I DIVIDENlJ JL Daly Mining company Salt Lake City Utah territory December 15 1202 The board of directors have declared a dividend for November No-vember IS93 of thirtyseven thousand five hundred hun-dred dollars SE37500 the same being twenty five cents per share upon the capital stock of tho company payable December 1882 at the ofilceof the company No 125 South Main street up stairs Salt Lake City Utah territory and at the office of the treasurer J B Haggin San Francisco Cal and at the office of tho transfer egents Messrs Lounsbery Co Mills building build-ing No 15 Broad street New York City Transfers Trans-fers to close December 26 1892 R C CHAMBERS President D SS9LUT10N OF PARTNERSHIP XTOTIOE OF DISSOLUTION F PART JL nership Salt Lake city Utah Dec 24 1 Ifc92 We tha undersigned who were doing I business under the firm name of Houghton McNar desire to give notice that the said firm was dissolved and ceased to exist on the 23d day of August 1892 the business being continued contin-ued and carried on by the HoughtonMcNalr Hardware company a corporation said company com-pany assuming liabilities and are authorized author-ized to collect all bills due the old firm of Houghton McNair and aro to pay all debts contracted by the said firm of Houghton Mo Nair A J HOUGHTON T B MCNAIR BIOS WANTED SEALED BIDSBY ORDER OF THE 5 county court of Salt Lake county territory terri-tory of Utah sealed bids will be received by the county clerk up to and including Saturday Satur-day the 7th day of January 1893 for supplies I to be furnished Salt Lake count during 1833 The following will form a basis for bids for records etc to be furnished THE COUNTY RECORDER Mortgage records 800 pages with marginal rulings Deed records with marginal rulings Mining records same as deed records Liens and leases same as deed records Abstract records same as now used Direct and reverse Indexes to all except the abstract records Grantor and grantee indexes Entry books Receipts for documents same as now used in the office with stub in books of 1000 each Mining abstract records and direct indexes to same Some of these records have printed forms and the amount can be determined only as the records are ordered Records are to be bound in full Russia circuit hub bands with loose canvass covers and Russia covers flat opening bade Paper to be Browns 40pound medium led er paper Bs Prices to be given on records ruled and printed and on ruled only Also for the recorders office letter heads and envelopes per thou I sand Envelopes No 6 and 10 XX No 1 rag with return card printed thereon roil COUNTT COLLECTOR 4000 tax notces more or lese Fifteen tax receipt books moro or less Letter heads and envelopes by the thousand FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR Blotters for county assessors office FOR THE CLERKS OFFICE Record books same as recorders except that they shall be of 50j pages each and without canvass covers 1 Probate blacks p inted on 18pound super fiat cap paper or oil equal grade 150 of each to be furnished on order I Dixons and Fabers octagon pencils per gross Pens per gross I Ink per dozen quarts Letterheads and envelopes per thousand as above Fabers rubber bands Del gross All supplies to be furnished as called for A bona for faithful performance of contract in such sum as the county court may determine will be required of the successful bidder The county reserves the right to reject any and all bids Salt Lake City Dec 24th 189J C E ALLEN By CAUSTEN BROWNE JR County Clerk Deputy MEETINGS NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS AKLN UAL NOTICE 1 Notice is hereby given that the annual an-nual meeting of the stocknolders of the Great Salt Lake Hot Springs Railway company will be held at the com anys office 710 McCornlck building Salt Lake city Utah on Tuesday Jan 17 1893 at 11 oclock a m of said day for the election of directors to serve for the ensuing ensu-ing year and to transact such other business as may legally come before said meeimg CHARLES E PEARSON Secretary Great bait Lake Hot Springs Railway SALT LAKE Cm Dec 21 lE9 SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS MEETING I The time in which to give notice of the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Muldoon Mining and Milling company hay I injr passed there will be held a special meeting meet-ing of said stockholders at No 11 W Second South street Salt Lane city Utah onDec 26 1892 at 3 oclock pm for the election of aboard a-board of seven directors and the transaction of such other business as may come before said meeting SALT LAKE CITY Utah Dec 3 1892 JOUN H RUMEL JR Secretary JOHN T DOXNEIXAN President ALT LAKE CITY RAILROAD COMpany 0 COM-pany Notice is hereby given that a meeting meet-ing of the stockholoers of the Salt Lake City Ral road company will be held at the office of the company Hooper block Salt Lake city Utah on Friday tho 13th day of January 193 at 10 oclock am for the purpose First of atifying the action of the board of directors of the company in adopting a resolution Nov 22 1892 whereby the president and secretary were authorized to execute bonds of the corporation to an amount not exceeding 515001X000 together 1 to-gether with a trust deed to the New York Guaranty SI Indemnity company of all the property of the corporation to secure said issue I is-sue of bonds Second For the purpose of authorizing and directing the board of directors to issue additional stock of the corporation so as to make the total amount of stock issued equal to 2000u 00 per mile for all of the forty two miles of road of the corporation Third For the purpose of amending article sixth of the articles of incorporation of the company so as to permit the corporation to construct maintain and operate lines of street railroad outsiflentlhe limits qf Salt Lake cityt within Salt Lake county Fourth For the purpose Increasing the capital stock of the corporation corpora-tion by changing the par value of said stock from 5000 tu 10000 per share Fifth To transact such other business as may come before be-fore the meeting By order of the board of directors JOS S WELLS Secretary PROFESSIONAL CARDS PHYSICIANS rut BOXELL SPECIALIST IN CHRONIC DR diseases Equitable block 44 vV 1st South ATTORNEYS T lr WADDELL AND THOMAS ADAMS IM L attorneysatlaw and land attorneys 2i 24 East First South street Salt Lake city Utah TTIRAM E BOOTH E O LEE J G GRAY HIRAM JDL Booth Lee Gray lawyers 63 04 and 65 Commercial Block Salt Lake city Utah 1TI W WHEELER ATTORNEYATLAW F I Room 45 Central Block 40 West Second South Street Salt Lake city Utah 1 r AURICE M KA1GHN ATlORNEYAT Ill law rooms I 5 and 8 Tribune building corner West Temple and Second South TICHARD W YOUNG 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com-prises an unbroken line of Overcoats Suits Hats Underwear Under-wear Neckwear Hosiery Laundried Shirts Collars I and Cuffs Ateuperb line double Texture Mackintoshes Nearly all of these goods were purchased this season direct from the best manufacturers in the country for I cash Comeearly while the stock is complete I I I I Gray Ross Wyatt III L 1 15 fi S 171 1 Second South Salt Lake City II I I I U FA GREAT L1TKS1KY BARGAIN IAn 1 Voon 19s Famous Rom tn es of tile American Forest An Entirely New Edition of THE THERSTOCKINU TALES By JAMES FEMRE COOPER The first and greatest of American novelists was James Fenimore Cooper His popularity mys a writer In the Century llngazine wits cosmopolitan He was almost as widely read in Franca 15 Germany and in Italy as in Great Britain anti ttea United States Only one American boot tai over since attained the International success a ik these of Coopers Uncle Toms Cabin and on3 q ons American author 1cc has since gained l name at all commensurate with Coopers abroad f i The great author 13 i dead but hie charming romances ro-mances still live to delight new generations ol readers The wind of the lakes and the pralrfcj has sot lost its balsam and the salt of the sea I keeps Its savor says the same writer aborj quoted fi Beautiful Indeed are Coopers stolies o1 the red wan ant the pioneer fall of Incident In tensely interesting abounding In adventure yel pure olevatJftR jnanly and entirely devoid of BJ 1 toe obJcctionaBJfi features of the modern Indian siiry No reading could be more wholesome tot young or old than Coopers fanifja novclaf < Au entirely new edition of the LeaUicrstocklnsr Tales has Just been published la one large and handsome hand-some volume of over three hundred large quarto 4 pages containing all of these famous romances j cOflipZfeuraClwngtd and unaOjfdjred 7is DBEBSLAYSR THBPATHPINDB3 I i THS LAST OF THS MOE10AHB I THS PIONSESS TH3 PEAIB32 Tills Imntlsome edition of the Lethersrocklnc I Tales la printed upon 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Elizabeth Stuart PhelPs nor Charles I Stewait ParneU nor Bismarck nor Jeff Davis Inor I Oh yea indeed It contains some of the mosS majmificent bioarraphies that ever were written I Macaulays life of Dr Johnson for example 1 1 Sold on hold on Jnettollme HoldoDholdqn But see what they called the of in one word if it eaje anything you plan aboutanybody 1 the work excluded all mention of living I characters They wanted to see how a man I would turn out first before they made room for I his life in their volumes J 80 Well I certainly dont want f an Encyclopaedia that will not tell i meany thin < about the great men of tho world nntil after they are dead Why its just exactly whilo Ha Ha I Ha Excuse but I cant they era alive that I want to know me help about them most But see here laughing I suppose your canvasser told you Whatyoueaydoesntholdtogether his Encyclopaedia waa a brand new book wit Why isnt there nnythingsaidabont issued h eb General Grant Ho was dead long IsSUe w before this last edition of the Encyclopedia 1 En-cyclopedia Britannica was pnb lashed Guess youve traveled off i tho record just a little bit my friend 1 I Only published by HIS publishers he meant I But if ho had spoken the truth about the matter 1 I he would have told you that the first volume Why of conrss ha did Ho said I tho latest edition of the Encyclopaedia Britannica It ffaa only published last year Britan-nica was issued fifteen years ago and that the j I greater part of it was compiled at that date t I So you see they didnt get General Grant in ife i after alL Dear me what world this is to That depends on the kind cf book yon want be euro And is thero anything j Let me ask you a question or two You livo else the matter with tho book here in the United States dont you J Yes I thought so Now tell me about which WDy of coarse I do J do you want the most detailed information an J American city or an English town An American L Amer-ican statesman or an English statesman Just so But you see the 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