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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-08-05

lawyers answered that they were
the attorneys of the Oteros and
whatever advice they had given
them in regard to disobeying the
courts order, had been given as
attorneys, and they declined
further to purge themselves.
This left matters in no salts
factory condition. Indeed, it was
adding insult TO injury, and saying
in plain words that the " jumpers
and their attorneys had no respect
for nor fear of the law or the court.
Judge AxteIl, to maintain his own
dignity and the authority Of the
court had but the one thing to do,
and that was what he did fearlessly !;
he promptly sent gang of the law
yers and their clients to jail for ION
tempt, a : the same time informing
them that the term Of their impri-
sonment rested entirely with them
selves; that whenever they thought
proper to purge themselves by
obeying the injunction he would be
pleased to restore them to freedom
and the lawyers TO their former
positions as attorneys of his court.
Any other course on the part of the
judge would have been weak and
childish, and brought the court
into general contempt with the
public, while the law would neee5sar
lily have been without power Or
authority in the district. The
judges order of commitment was
promptly enforced, and halt-dozen
OF more lawyers and clients made
their homes in the old mud jail at
Santa Fe for two or three weeks,
when they began to pine for free
dom and beg for the liberty that
they had asked the court to deprive
them of. If Axtell is to be blamed
at all, it is for yielding in the
slightest degree to their appeals and
overtures until they had completely
purged themselves as he originally
directed. He finally did yield SO
far as to release the prisoners upon
the surrender of the mine TO re-
ceiVer that he appointed. 1t was
something of a weakening, a thing
that court can never safely do in a
case of this kind and preserve the
the authority and respect by which
it should be surrounded. 1t is a
significant fact, and one worth men
tioning, that the federal officials and
the better class of citizens without
exception, heartily approved the
action of Axtell, as did all the news,
papers in the Territory save those
that were influenced by the Oteros,
or whose editors were personally
inimical to the Judge. If Judge
AxteIl shall be as upright, honest
and right generally in all his judi
cial rulings as in this instance he
will retire wi h a record of which he
cannot be otherwise than proud,
and law will mean more in New
Mexico than 1t has ever before
meant.
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SALT LAKE UNITY
FLEE RS.

SALT LAKE @ 0 U n L i
OF FICE II s.
For Probate Judge,
ELIAS A. SMITH.
For County Clerk,
JOHN c. CUTLER.
For gelectman, Unexpired Term,
f. M. WELLER.
For Selectman, Full Term,
EZEKIEL HOLMAN.
For Prosecuting Attorney,
ISAAC NJ, WADDELL.
For Sheriff.
JOHN A. GROESBECK.
For Assessor,
W. S. BURTON.
For Collector,
N. V. JONES.
For Treasuser,
ST. E. CUMMINGS
For Surveyor,
J. D. 81. MCALLISTER.
For Coroner,
GEO. J. TAYLOR.
FOR Superintendent Of District
Schools,
JOHN MORGAN.
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The Denver & Rio Grande
Railway Express and Wells,
Fargo & Co.'s Express

Take pleasure in announcing to the
public that they are prepared to do
a general express business between
this city aud all portions of the
United States, Canada, Europe,
Mexico, Central and South America,
China, Japan and Australia, con-
Meeting with the most reliable Com
psnies at transfer points.
To Kansas City, st. Louis, and
all principal Eastern cities We have
quicker dispatch than by any other
line. We have the only direct com
munication with the West. Low
rates to all points. Office, corner
of Main and Second South streets.
J. G. MCCADDoN. Agent.
G. w. KRAMER.
!. Gen. Supt. D. s. r. e.
S. ID. BRAsToW,
ST. Wells, Fargo & Co.
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OK TRAIN FOR SALE

FFeighIeFs ana LumbeFmen
can NEST with An opportunity seldom
offered nov, a-dsys, 70 purchase first
class outfit, consisting Of Fifteen
Yoke Of Large, Fine Oxen, all
carefully sele eted and especially adapted
Tor road or mountain work. Also SIX
W@EGns, completely rugged for freight
ing, with Yokes, Grains, Shoes, ETC., etc.
Everything new and in frst-claGg order.
The oxen have been we'll fed and cared
Cor during The past winter, and are in ex.
eslIent condition for work. The outfit
can be seen at Jusb Station. Utah Cen
tral Railway. For particulars apply to
tbe ehsce of Kimbsll d Lawrence, Kin
bali Block this city. splS
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IT sEEMs impossible that remedy
made of such common, simple plants
as Hops, Buchu, Mandrake, Dande-
lion, ETC., should make so many and
such great cures as Hop Bitters do;
but when old and young, rich and
poor, pastor and doctor. lawyer snd
editor, all testify to having been
cured by them, you must believe
and try them yourself, and doubt
no longer.
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VNGETARLE COMPOUND.

a Sure Cure for all FEMALE WEAK"
NESSEs, Including LeucOrrhea, Ir-
regular and Painful MenstruatiOn,
Inflammation and liberation Of
the Womb, Flooding, PRO-
LAPSUS UTERI, &c.
tyP1easant to the taste, efAcacIous and immediate
IN its effect II great help In pregnancy, and re-
Eeves pain dzring labor and at regular periods.
PHYSICIANS USE IT AND PRESCRIBE IT FREELY.
tzrFoE ALI. WEAKNESSES OF the generative organs
OF either SEX Is second to remedy that has ever
been before the public; and for all diseases OF the
KIDNEYS it Is the Greatest Remedy IN the Rorl6
RwKIDNEY COMPLAINTS of Either Sex
Find Great Relief in It's Uses
LYDIA +. PINKHAAPG BLOOD PURIFIER
VIII eradicate every vestige Of Humors from the
Hood at the same time will give tone and stregth "a
fhesystem. As narvelousin results as the Compound
tITBoth the Compound and Blood Purifier are pre-
pared at 2S3 and 2S5 Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass
Price Of either, g. Six bottles for S5. The Compound
Is sent BY mail in the form of pills. or Of lozenges, on
receipt Of price 81 per box for either Mrs. Pnkhar1
freely answers all letters Of inquiry. Enclose cent
stamp. BEND for pamphlet. Aasti0a this Peper.
tR-IYpIA z. PrSKHAH's LIVER Pills cure ConEdpS
~ Bii6usness and Torpidity OF the Liver y eents
A%SOId by al Druggists. RT
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Gift HOUSE.
RAlR ST , SALT LAKE CITY
Board and rooms FROM $50 Per
day, and from SIS per week
3. c. EWBNG,
PTopTteto
VALLEY HOUSE
Andrew G. BPiIeD, .r0prhtOF

FINDER TIE NEW MANAGENkSI9
| this central and popular hotei mas ~ n
renovated and thoro ughly repaired 10Y
reception Of guests.
Rates per day, $3.50 to 50; per
IS to $40, sccsrdirRto rooms
Board per week, ".
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Bullion.
Receipts of bullion on Thursday

Receipts of bullion on Thursday
BY Mccormick &c Co.-Two bars
of Storn.Ont silver, $2,9SO; one lot
of Crescent ore, $3.50; total value.
$3.50.
By Wells, Fargo & Co.-One car
of BulIionville, $2,5S9 46; three cars
of Horn liver, S.. 600; four bars of
Ontario, SS,969.56; total value, $15,-
559.02.
Totally value Of shipments reported
S23, 1902.
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u GRes Collections, Remitting Prc
ceeds Promptly.
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WALKER BROS.
NOTICE..

Complaints having been made
that Cattle, being herded in City
Creek Canyon, are permitted to be-
foul the stream known as City Greek
in said canyon, notice is hereby
given, to all persons interested, that
any person guilty of permitting
Cattle. Horses, Males, Sheep, Swine
or live stock OF any description to
befoul the waters of City Greek will
be dealt with according to law.
ANDREW BURT,
t City Marshal.
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Receives Deposits Payable Oh Dems,5
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WHITE H oUSE Hotel

THE PROPRIETORS TAKE fit ~, J1s[
P PhS' DipinS eoms are spscO and toe 0e'
Of Meals win be served night sna aa'' IN,
Single N esls, 25e
Rooms and Board, $3.50 to 81 per Jay. 80
SO FER week. 81 per week
Tie Bar has been removed 70 he's IRs ssded for
the Hotel and four Billiard ,,asts and IS nov
open. A. FOS
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GROUP, wHooRI5NSS%f cGUG 35l
and Bronchitis ImmeuiSS 'S5 no =
lisyed By Shiloh's Cure soia " y, z
C.M /. Drug Store W
Fair play., 1883-10-13

The last Congress, which it is need
less for us to say was Republican, ap-
propriated 100000 more for PEN
siOns than was necessary, and vet 1t
failed to direct single cent to the
Improvement of the Mississippi. We
are not opposed to the government
making proper donation to the brave,
but disabled veterans, who. lost both
health and limbs in the defense Of their
country, nor are we even opposed very
bitterly its making handsome grants
to those debiiitated and halt patriots,
whose chief service to their country
consisted in drawing their ratiOns anu
in pillaglng innocent hen roOsts, when
not hiding under ii hay stack. But
still the hearty and hale Of the masscs
are entitled to some recognition in or
der that they may the better be able
to stand the burdens Of these relies OF
the late unplcasantncss, and 10 that
end we are enthusiastically in favor OF
the national legislature cutting down
the pension list to tine lowest respecta.
bic limits and applying the surplus
revenues of the government to the
great internal improvements, such as
that of the Mississippi river. This
: should be made one Of the national Is
sues next year, and we hope to see the
Democracy range itself on the propc
side. We shall further expect that thu
Congress, which will convene in about
two months, and which will be Demo
cratic. to show proper appreciation o
the want, and ,lcman.l, OF the grca
national water highway.
Fair play., 1883-10-13

Does anv one believe that the Her.
aids rabid and rantankerous 'Inde-
pendent Democrat" W would retire from
a controversy unless be felt worsted
in it beyond recovery? No; ofcoursc
not, and the statement of the sald Il.
d." Uhese initials very properly stand
for Illitcrate Dodger also) we say, the
statement of the said Il d., that he
propped the discussion with our MY
." because lie had strayed away
from the points thereof is about rs
ridiculous as his making horses race
the deep. blue sea.
Fair play., 1883-10-13
Order Of Publication.
STATE OF MISSOCRI,)
County If ste. Gcnevieve. }

IS.
County If ste. Genevieve-)
In the ircuit court of said couufy
E-,"r,. tn. clerk i'll vacation, Wednesday, sep
tyIn.,..r !.fh, ls,;.
In. state of Missouri. st the relation and 10
the Use of Frahci, J. Zi-<ie. c"Ilrrt"r 81 the
Revenue within and for the cpuu;y ',f ste Gel
evieye and state ot Miss p attih
Louisa MrClain, Martha Met lain. MARY Hes
ken AMI William HO-krn. her ha,ha..'.. Afian-
ds Wiiiiams and Asu>lus William. her h1--
band. Elizabeth Hoffman ai.d har.r, y ii"r-
naa. her hu ,uan'!, AMI James bic !sla ioi'u-
dant>
At this ,,av comes the p,an'i.i he, Ia, ~ .i>
tupriey, neiorr the undersigned. s.-EA oi -a!t
c''urt in vacation. anu files his ."tiin. Si-i-'>
an.o,g other thing, tina; the above named ''r-
',uian,. James MctlaIr, is 4 n"l.-rto...S"t I
the et:iie Of Missouri.
WhtrrTI,"n il >nri-re-i that said ':'.c-.'.dits
lie n"iiiie. 10y Publication THAI i;,!a'!i a.
commenced suit :raln-t him IL THIS r-4u-..
the object AMI general nature of t!' petition t'.
III sa.r suit teing tine enforcement oi TIE Iich 81
the state Missouri against ceririn real pf"pciN
owned by said Defendant, fp-wIt- The -'u,a
ci.I of the north east quarter 81 the northeast
quarter al section IL, in township, b r.s l,r east
containing - acres. The nur'hnr-; quarter "t
southeast quarter, the north hall "i lie north
east Yrartrr ai,si III. southwest quarter ~ IN"
norti-.>I quarter of section il township -
north range ca>i containing l'sl acres Lot ui.c
Of the southwest quarter "i section Is IN '"wn-
ship ;ai n,-rth range east containing 80 scrcS
The Hurth half "f the southeast quarter of >cc-
tion i3 in township - north rii,- east cnntai -
Ing ). isI-l.1 acres, and fully dc>crih-'I in >;'i
petition, fer crI'ain ;aNr>. Interest AMI rrsi-
level upon said reaiprupert. Tor the years II ia
!-G' tu iacl Inclusive. an"uhtiHI t' S3:i :r =,
IN said petition fully set forth. AMI that ula-
less tHc said James Met lain lie iaI pear af ga!
c"urI. al the icNt term thereof i. be nt.u': '.Ii
hiirh al The court h"u-c III the city Oi ste. ten
cvi"Nr III sai'i county, an .iIc lir>i Nun,i.,H Ia
SnV. heat. AMI ur !ci"r. t.'- ,Ntti ,.aN II
said term, answer ;,icai o thu l,clitu III -;.ri
c.it>t. the same " i'll is, taken a. ohui,>-y,i. ~
Judgment " ill Toe rrn':crr,. ac'','Ifi.n:
And L i further "r!.r,rt that ."Tri b' pub
li-iIc't according {" law in tar FAIR PLAY Il
ncw>l;. 'r published! weekly III the city III Ste.
GcGc, lryp.
JULES Il GtIGNON. tierh
STATE OF MISSOURI.
! County Of >tc UencVictr.
/, .i,i.r> !: ':ui no
Clerk ef the circui; r"uiI "i >tr. ""ncric''
cuu'!r, I!r'>i'i, ia II- i'l.i-'' therein rtl!u'
h-Telr. ""ri.Iy tEi! the ai..'.- trIc COP '.
The "ri.i;,a! pT'irr 81 iu !:rItITn - the s:ti:.'
appear. at record Ia iii: n;.rr-
.--...... WITNE>> u, i.,l.i a, clerk
sEAL. the seal -, -ai rt.!'- ;'t'nr az ~
go --'.'' lice IN nv" city "t SIC. tc.cN NirNr
in sLi comfy. This i.h LAY ii --i:sn.b.
Io>;. JULES g. GtIINpN.
/ l5-4 sielk
Fair play., 1883-10-13

We suppose that our much esteem
ed correspondent, "My -, will now
have to recede from the point he made
on .:Independent Democrat" about the
Righteousness of making handicapped
horses run races acros the deep blue
sea. The following clipping from the
New Madrid Record shews that horses
down there run races :,across the riv-
err and if its statement be true We do
not see why other horses could not
just as we'll run over the waters of the
ocean. But here's the clipping:
"Posters were up in the town adver-
tising q big race across the river. The
race was 10 be between Thos. f. Zell's
Kentucky mare and VIM. brakes Ten
aessee horse, $500 q side"
Fair play., 1883-10-13
7'res,Iay, the 9th dry ct NorcnJcs. 1888


said ur'icr. on
7'ues.Iay, ihe 9th dry ct' NoremJc.. 1888
al the front door of the court li"u>e, IA the city
of STE. t,enevieve, in said county, and during
the session uf the il cut count he'll! III ami iu,
said county, expose. t. sale Al public auction,
all the right. title anil interest of .jain"s tnZ-
deceased of. iii AMI 10 the folio" iIl= de>crb-
ell real estate, to-vIt
Part Of the south half of the southwest quar-
ter and part of the south half of the southeast
frartio'l section (!.j Twenty-Five, town ship ;.j6l
thirty-,iN. north raaSc % seven east. described
AS follows Begin al the southwest corner of
section y: thence north 70 JacksUn'> = Greek
thence down said creek where II crosses the
western line of survey No. iS7.: thence south
l. degrees east 10 intersection Of south line ui
said section - thence we>i io be- nEins conn
er containing about thirty acres. he southeast
quarter ni the northeast quarter. the northeast
quarter OF the southeast quarter ui >ecilun 81,
township III north range cast, containing -
acres, The north fractional half oi fractional
section b township ;5 north T.lus sc east contain
ing ~ Sa-ivi acres PaTI a: southwest quarter
Of section ii township 81 north range . east Ge-
scribei as follows, to-wii: Begin at i point II
pol,s south OF the lortbei>; corner of said quar-
Ter section: thence south Ss deg ii min west
40 p.les tn small >>airas on western bound
ary line a6 poles north OF southwes' corner of
said quarter section lhercc a"rth lSi poles 10
the northwest corner OF >si! quart = section :
thence, east LOO poles 20 i;,. uBTik=l- corner OF
said quarter section: Ihence:s poles 10 begin
ming corner. containing ~ acres
TERMS OF SALE Twenty per cent a! the
purchase money cash, and the balance in "ie
wear from the date of sale the purchaser giving
good and sufficient personal security for >arre.
MARY ANN COIENS.
rSI AiIninisiraIiN
Fair play., 1883-10-13

After ali 81. Louis did much better
in the contest for the championship in
the national game than we expected.
She wins all the season only one game
behind the Athletics. who will fly the
base ball penanl for the coming twelve
months. With some reason we can
now hope that that little piece Of
bunting will ily further west and III
st. Louis mex! wear.
Fair play., 1883-10-13

In view of the fact that Phelps is
again candidate for Governor, some
one has taken Occasionto recall the re-
mark of oar witty and brilliant Scna-
tor Vest, that southeast Missouri was
never happy unless ii raised a good
crop of hicory nuts and was rIinnin.
Phelps for Governor"
Fair play., 1883-10-13

Frank Leslie thinks that Ben Butler
is the embodiment of '.thc worst form
and the most vicious methods Of
American politics" 1t may seize up
the obiique eyed gentleman tolerably,
somehow it takes the cultured baked
bean eaters long to cipher out the
same conclusion.
Fair play., 1883-10-13

The government has just sold an olsi
hulk. that. until it was sold. was al
ways designated As "man OF war;, for
$4,000. after paying the notorious
John Roach the sum of $4,000 per year
for six years for the costs privilege
of letting it float in his ship yards
We begin TO undcrstan how that S30,
100000 per year goes glimmcring and
we have no navy to speak of.
Fair play., 1883-10-13

The spright!y Sedalia Democrat may
boom Mcdonald for all il is worth,
but the simple fact remains that the
Democrats of Missouri are for Tildcn
and will remain for him until the end
of trme-or the national convention
nOminatcS some one else.
Fair play., 1883-10-13

1t is highly satisfactory TO see the
vigorous and remorseless manner in
which our Missouri exchanges are
pitching into Kansas for the fragrant
violations of law and order occurring
in her borders. That's right, boys
give hnr-
Fair play., 1883-10-13

Tnc total revenue Of the government
from postal services for the year end
ing June 30th last, was 81, ,s27 ,473. II
will be interesting to note what effect
the letter reduction, which went into
effect last Monday, will have Oh these
recpints-
Fair play., 1883-10-13

The Iowa Democrats have been max
ing brave and gallant fight, but it ia
scarcely possible that they will get
there, Eli" this trip. May be they
will some other time in the not distant
futpre
Fair play., 1883-10-13

Alex. n. DeManil, writer of con-
siderable merit has been placed in
charge, and is adding much brilliancy
TO the respectable st. Louis Magazine.
Fair play., 1883-10-13

The Busch brewing es-
tablishmcnt, in ST. Louis, is the iarges.
of IFS kind in the world. From Feb
ruary 1st, 80 to February Isl. '33 it
manufactured 2iS.595 barrels All! .J,-
100000 bottles of beer.
Fair play., 1883-10-13
J, i.E- !.
STATE. OF Ni>~tt III,
Order of Pubiication.

i:cf,r tic clerk a vacation, Wednesday, sept.
l2i.I, I>~.i.
rir si.,teof Missouri: al ;I,,, rc'a;,.', ~. :, The
-c at r;Iuc.r > Iic-!-,, ci:,,.r..r H." r.',r
,c within. :.n'i i,,r ti.c ciry Il -, ,...s' .r,e
:.is'i -l:ti, Il Missouri, l..!..t!1
ihili in. Ia Bray err. .;..lr...> Ici. i 4
or iIa,:tiii. ..-:cu,:''I>
VI M day COMES Tie l..i..iii. herein. ~ his
Nij",Ic!, Lrlni" t' u'.ii. .r>t-nr' ri.-'h %! Il
ti"n. yr." Iii"> hio petition. >jsiIa- asp, 'I!4rf
thing. that ;r :.ne.c ri '.rl, lH.- are
noT residents ui ;iIc -ia;, -: N'>--t-r
Nhri-u..oa t! /, "ni-.r,'. ii.,.t -...,. .;.-. i-
:" n"tIltt1 - ti''..''rii'. To- & ti.If' sos .''-
mcl".tl >i against Jr!ii Ia i.~ y '.,- f,' i ''i
,.l,i .,cnr..'! .,i.lv - t. ic.,s.. ' -..i.
suit .,Iii, ;r r.ir.rrur.!.. u til ..,H 90 ~"
state nt VI >-''u:. ;-t..~t 'crl t!n r'ai a.,
y.-,l -, >ai G.,..l..H5.i tow i! ii-s...j.sta-l
quarter ii the ''i.',.-i 'i:.I,ri l.r' g.. t.7t
.i'I ~ ;r -'ull-. = i.:iEi' pi ~.'- - -.,' 80
-ii,I lti '',.IIh Iar-r. east contact. 80 .sy,t'-
ia'! itliy ',>Cr,.. la -sld Ir,l;..'!. IA certain
t.Nr>. iEicI,>t ..' east !eNI,' az -a.; real
ryIetjt tor TIE wears - amt .u:-ii.
to - i-l,o g. III said I't'trt i;..,H -"i i'iit
AMT thai unless Tie >aid .'iiii'.r i.a!'rt!crr.
James irtl'w 4:!'i ii'G."r Ma tn ir .'l'i tII'.;f
:l ti> at The UcN: teiIt,iC 4. - ~ tat
-l:n an. i,''!'''n al ti:s car. hr:>" 10 i" CiiS
81! >ir. utitrF:cVc. III All r";i's -. 'f:' il!"'
N,.'.riN %! N,it"n!'ivr. ..tsi, 81 J. .'. + t,'-
i"Ic i:.r SIKH dAH 81 -a'; term -.-~'eE "r
r.r.t,. :it petition ia Sai c.tii-- t >.:'. Wal
h- Iahen ~ confessed. amt Iud-;''s.i "tI l'e
irntici-i accordingly
Antit j. fuliGer u;,iere,i ,ha; copy aer-ni ne
published a.crri.iu tp I~ iH ii.- f-,ils iL-,f. q
newspaper ruhli-iir,. or-i: the ely "t It.
.,cilcyI"Ec.
JULES z: t,J ,J!uNUN. Clerk.
STATE OF MISSOURI,
icautv OF Ste GeneN i-ye. }
l. Jade. !; t,ui .s..OH
tcrk ri the Circuit court, oi ste. ntI.ts i".e e
county i..r.-~.lii, in the C:,li-r II eT-.E Ia!lc's {,
here:,yrJTIiIv that the alcNe j. trrr cops 81
the on siuai Dr',.r oi fai.',..,lsI il- eain-
appear, record IN nv vill-c.
WITNESS Ii.s E4rj aS clerk
-EAI and Tn. seal ui S.i'.l I -i.Ij- D"nr
- at Office in ti' city - ~f,. ,rcH,'-
we've, in saIu count, i!f.- IL h
,,:.y Of September. \ II. i->;-
JULES Il. t5;-!UNOS.
lluh
Fair play., 1883-10-13

President Arthur is still Jaunting
around and the old ship bowls as
smoothly and gently along as though
the chief sleersman was at the helm.
Fair play., 1883-10-13
Order OF Publication.
STATE of MISSOURI.


County Of Sc. G"ncyic,r.
In the circGi, crur' IL -:,i'! c,."tr.
Before the .irri, in .:.,':..'., i Its lay .>-r-
tcni,.r !-th. i>>::.
lii. state ..t Missouri, It iis r..,afi.,n an,i :,
tho ri Frances ) Zicrirr. a.'irr,"r ell iiI-.
Re, rnnc Within :nri for t cruriy f ste. G"r,-
icy. AMI sta:r If Missouri r!a''tia.
james VI Taylor. ..':-n,::.Yt-
At this day come, ;ae f...i.::a Il ga. hv his
Attorney before the nn.!,r:y: .,-i. "i,.rk "i -a
aii'ig other tius- that Ia! i'E" i:a.::,"i u! iri.-
sl.i!It il ,i"ni "f t!:r II ne ~ .I>".Ii.
WhcrrU,,,n IL is "r,;",r,: la; SI.. .ircu,.aHt
lie n"t..ic'i hy publication ti,a' tti.l ,,,- COIN
nenc.,. salt against him in iii- court the "-
i.ct and gci,r;t nature a.! i:- I'.tIIr :l"ri IN
said >uit D.inc the eni"irriu- ~; pi the lien "i
the state al Missouri ;i::i..>I trri!i :rii proper
" owner! by >ai: j NJ. laN !..:. tp-wii. lht'
southeast quarter, tn. wet hail .f the north,
east quarter and The n,ihr:-i '.;.,r.cr ii the
northeast quarter III >fcti" 1"Hh-hiI''- - n"iii!
range nine .:i>t containing ~" hi'ii'i,c't ami
eighty ard tuilN dr-'i ii',. in ,ai,i pc
tti"n Tor certain taxes Interest 'tnic 'st> ic' l.
e.i up.n said real property III the wears ia.
ls>n ani Isl. .rn"iniin= !" 81 :';-!'" ~ IN
sai'i petition fully - i.r,. .iut tn:.t unless
! the .ai J. ". IrXiDr Lt AMI .u,.tIr 1T .h.,
rou:, al tie r"i terra. there H. IT, - le-J'. amt
holden II the court huti,t. iir city o >,t.. ,t
| c.:ryr. in Said county, "n III" Ei... Mon'ii, "I
Nov. n,\. an'i ou At before the - IN i. ~ SAIL
term, ri"ari I" ih,. r"iit'n IL >.iI',
rau-c. the saline viii - taken ..,,ni, >,,ri, in'.
Judgment Will i'. rendered a",'-J.tiaglk,
A;i'! j, iS further "r!erc't that ru!A hereof ir
Pl,ii-n-d aCcur..iE: t. ,iw 81, ,v FAIR IiAT. 4
/ newspaper i,uisic. week.. il ia" ,IIy -: Sc.
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! JULES !: t.!-I.iNDN, IcGn
| STATE OF MISSOURI,
! county OF ste. t.cHc.
!. jules !; ,u'.Hp,i. icfi
of the circuit court ia ASH '.r SAID ccuri,
hereby certify that the :.h.vs r'.,.y
the original b;rr Of Fuhlicat ON iI,'T-!n +, Ter
rt i". the appears g! "-"r' al my "i.-r.
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-t.,.. the ,t Il -;ij,I .;.iG. Dom. II al
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i,, t'purry, His i,t.I day @: ~.,ic.yT, l>>.i.
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Fair play., 1883-10-13
THE FAIR PLAY.
TALLEE HAROLD, Editor.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18TH. 1885.

1t takes Chicago to "knock the stuff
in out" of st. Louis when 1t comes TO
playing base ball.
Fair play., 1883-10-13

The GIOGe-Denoc,ut'S presidential
love seems to he about equally divid-
ed between Arthur and Gresham.