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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-08-29
LOCAL. BRIEFS.


OGDFE AMP saatLake come togethe
again to-day.
DIrKrHEklA Is doing its deadly worl
in Smit- field.
A sxADb block OF Crescent. sold a
l22E YESTERDAY.
J. 3. GLASS. of Studebaker Bros.
went to Ogden yesterday.
Wells. FIRGo & Co. Yesterday re-
ceiged HoneTine ore, $3.50.
TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY: Maximum
50. minimum 81. Encouraging.
The coMFAyY supporting Grace Haw
thorne are guests at Valley House. :
T. z. JOKES IL Co. yesterday receiver
two cars Germania bullion, 81 ,S36. D.
EAs1, LYME for a matinee to-day
and Queena tonight. closes Miss Haw
th0rne's season in Salt Lake
TEE PICNIC OF the knights OF st. Deni.
Yesterday afternoon and evening
proved a very delightful affair.
THE PROJECTORS of the propos ed
birmingham reunion meet tonight al
the Office Of :. w. Darke & Co.
SPECIAL BATES have been given To all
residents OF Ogden who desire to wit
ness the baseball contest to-day.
The .. & R. G. selt out e:ghty-three
passengers yesterday morning, and
brought IN thirty-seYen in the evening.
THE d. & L. G. report that six car
loads Of goods, consigned TO Spencer
Clawson, arrived over their line during
the week.
AN OPINION has just been returned by
Sixth Auditor McConville that letter
carriers are entitled to fifteen days abb
sence IN each year.
4 GENERAL rehearsal of principals and
members of the choruses IN "Iolanthe"
win be held on Monday evening, at Cal
der's Music Palace.
McCosNfcK & Co. Yesterday received
one car Hanauer bullion, s., $50: Ores
cent ore. 81 800; Queen of the Hills ore,
81 800. Value, $3.50.
A YOUNG man, named Daniel Fletcher,
a brakeman on the Ctah and Northern.
has mysteriously disappeared from his
home in Ogden. He had considerable
money on his person.
The DISTRICT Court reared its head
yesterday long enough to overrule a
motion for new trial in the case of 4.
P. Ferry Us. Sam Lee, and then sank
into som nolency once more.
A YOUNG son of Bishop WarbuFton
has received severe injuries through
being kicked by horse. The cash in
the face was large enough to admit of
the use of several stitches to close it,
but the patient was doing well at last
accounts.
Mr.. MICHAEL EARL. the well-known
tailor, places his announcement in THE
HERALD this morning. He guarantees
TO give the public fits as are fits He
makes up the finest English, French
and American goods to suit the most
fastidious customer. His address is 100
Main Street-Teasdel'S Avenue.
LINDSAY SPRAGUE has for some time
past missed a number of chickens from
his coop. Yesterday he discovered a
mountain cayote in his yard, and with |
a shot gun, and the assistance of
the intruder was dispatched. |
Whether he was wild, or had been kept |
as pet by some one or other, is UNI
known; the owner. however. can have |
his property without identifying it.
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The Mikado in Butte.

Butte will probably be ahead of salt
Lake in the production of the MIkado,
if the following from an exchange Oh
that town be true: 1.-The popular place
of amusement, Arion Halle, continues u.
to play to jammed houses nightly. Inc
new faces Lew and Lulu C2ttiel, ar
rived this morning. and will appear
next Monday evening. An early pro
duction OF the Mikado is promised. IL
is one of Gilbert & Sullivan master
Dieces. and the reigning sensation N the
east, during which viii appear a mag,
nifcent Amazon march, in which will
appear twelve beautiful ladies. arrayed
in medieval costume of costly armor.
No expense will be spared upon this
nroduction
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Seventies Stake Conference.

The Seventies residing in the Salt
Lake Stake of Zion, will please take nc
tee that a conference OF the Seventies
will be held IN the Assembly Hall of
this city on Saturday September 18th.
commencing at 10 o'clock am.
All Seventies residing in other stakes,
who can make it convenient to attend
are respectfully invited.
ROBERT CAMPBELL, Clerk.
In behalf OF the Council of the Seven
Presidents of the Seventies.
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Louis Reggel's Release.

A Philadelphia correspondent say,
Louis Reggel, Of Salt Lake. mas bes
discharged from the Moyamensip,
prison. He started for home as soon a.
he was liberated, not even stoppi1g /,
pay his compliments to she credifo,
who brought him here. His Ebergf;c,
was the result OF a compromise with tg
lawyers of these creditors who inesae
rated him and the amount he p1f 4,
was about 5000, Had he not compr5
missed. he would have had to rama,
here for trial, and what fac rg-l
would have been, no one can tell"
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Competitiye Examination.

The competitive examination OF CO.
didates for the nomination as cadet to
the United States Military Academy
at West Point, takes place this morn
ing at the Deseret University buildlngs
The following gen slemen have been APP
pointed by Delegate Game to act as the
examining board: Prof John r. Park.
President Deseret University. Dr.. w.
r. Pike. Medical Superintendent Terri
toriai Insane Asylum. Hon. F. s.
Richards. City Attorney, Salt Lake
City.
The examination will commence at 9
am.
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Base Ball Notes.

The struggle between Ogden and Sal
Lake occurs this afternoon at > a
Each nine brings its money to r.,
grounds, and each will sweat blood i
its endeayor to win. The grounds v,,.
thoroughly overhauled YESTERDAY %i
Will be in excellent shape for tod t,-
Go!ding will umpire, and the nine, ~
be as published elsewhere. va
a lively game was played on II.
Square yesterday, between the Ss,-,
and the clippers; the former won BY
score OF l6 to 10, and carried of theji
stakes. They play again on Wedne,.
day next, for $50. ''-'
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A Lost Memento.

A gentleman at the Lake the 81
day picked up a small coin, probf
cherished by some one or other ass
old relic. It is about the size Of
quarter of dollar, and upon one sid
bears this inscription: "Taken Prisons
at Harper's Ferry: Auburn. B.ist9o'
Station, Mine Run, MOrtOn's Ford
Upon the other is engraved, "Albei
D. Pierce, Co. l., 125 n. Y. V. vet vol.
The owner can recover his property D
calling at this Office and paying adYel
Using charges.
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Seal Skin Garments.

Mr.. A. W. billiard. agent Of b
Liebes. & Co., San Francisco, Cal, has
display of seal skin garments on exhih
ton at the Walker House, which vi
continue daily until Thursday, SeptsIa
Der 18th, at Parlor No. 20. Among %
inducements offered are superior qlI
ity, perfect fit and lower prices tnI
any other house in the United STATE
See the announcement, and call >
Parlor No. %.
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Police Court Points .
Nicholas Bath, drunk, s..

Nicholas Bath, drunk, IS.
In the case Of John Arid the CON
plainant refused TO prosecute, and !ls
charge was dismissed, on the payment
of 81 costs.
Peter Schmidt. OF FrancHyn, vas
charged with selling liquor on Sunday,
August 18th. He pleaded guilty, and
was assessed in The sum ofS0, which he
paid.
Mrs. Duddler was arraigned, charged
with selling liquor without license
She pleaded guilty. and was fined $50
including costs.
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Full ofPerii

Are those disorders which. bsssl Ierof
with an apparently trivial Hscu,Ssi IN
the kidneys or bladder, teTn,lesS.,
Bright's disease, diabetes andcIs Ne
The first two not only interrue "a
functions OF the renal organs, baA@
strcy their structure with as muchSs
tainty as tubercular consumPp
does that of the lungs. Hostette
stomach Bitters is an excellent dlures
nroToting the activity Of these Orgss
Without over exciting them, thus aver
ing the deadly maladies in which t Rs,
i i,s is so prone to eliminate. y. y.
, ramoVaI from the blood OF impurills,
which the Kidneys should, but do mo- No.
when inactive secrete, is another , pei
e tad e ltiGn IL sI and depurent. The
Filters is, in all cases, too. ..i IN
restorative of yigor and aid to dige5;l sSes
remedies malarial disease, and bani'ss
liver complaint and constipation
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-08-29
Notice.

On account of Mrs. NJ. G. Lapham's
sickness Mr.. Lapham has secured the
services OF Miss Mcfarland as cutter
and general superintendent of the dress
making department. and Will be pre-.
pared TO receive orders Tor work, on and
after September 1st. Ready made suits
always on hand. Agents for McCali's
Bazaar Patterns. No. - and 81 w. First
South St, Salt Lake City.
DO NOT fail TO call at Parlor No. o..
Walker House, and see the beautiful dis
play OF seal skin garments.
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Liverpool, Manchester and Preston
Conferences.

The undersigned request the attend
ance of those from the above conferences
DESTROYS ofholding reunion at Fuller's
Hill at an early date, TO meet at the
Office of Darke & Co., ITO Main street
on Monday evening next, att O'Clock
prompt.
J. D. SWIFT, s. w. z. BRowN,
SCOTT ANDERSON, BEDsoN EARDLEY,
THOMAS DoBsON. A. w. CARLSON,
WIN. BRowN, Z. SNEIGRoyE,
J. Z. EVANS, s. BARrArT.
D. NJ. EVANS.
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CArERprLLARs. crickets, moths, i.'
bugs. cockroaches, ants and all n0Ig.S
insects destroyed by Buhach. Gan ,
2. C. NJ. 1. Drug Department ana e
box. Price, % cents.
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mKonch on Catarrhr

Corrects offensive odors at once. Com
plete cure of even worst chronic cases,
also unequaled as gargle for Diphtheria,
Sore Throat, Foul Breath, SOC.
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Rnfrirarafnrs.

CoPPERAs is the best Disinfectant,. =
lb. for 25c. at Coop. Drug store.
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mIYater.bngs Roaches"

Rough on Rats" clears them out,
also Beetles, Ants, Insects, Rats and
Mice, 10 and 25c. boxes.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
August2s lss,
WHITE House.

August 2s. lsv
WHITE HOUSE.
II. VI. Smith, Samuel Best ~.
Jed Mercer and wife. Amer;co On4l,ans.
John 3. Marvin. Alpine City." TTor5
Williams: ii. B. Alstead, BinchaSS
Emile Coblentz. New York; &. n ~
J. Patterson, Butte City; John HaraSs
Denver; A. Leayitt and wife. Sapp.
gum; ). Greenwood. American 80
InomaS Barron. Helena, Mont.
DaFiq Thomas, Stockton: Brig Rava-
bingham } J. Nolan, 2. Nolan.
Gomez, stockton; +. y. Mcdonald NJ
tana; ,. II. Butcher, Chicago: ! M ~
aidson ana mlly, James McGee n ~, I,
Swan, Bingham; c. D. ShuItz /. b
Lawson, Denver: 7. SheehaD a.
john Cramer, &. Johnson, Barne,. "a. ~
Sever Peterson, Bingham; A + Nt'--1Is
tosh, Bush Valley: L. r. - - II
Provo; &. H Collins. Alta. N'''u'
VALLEY HOUSE.
J. Hill and wife. Saginaw
L o. Groves, Maine: d. T. .iis
Cohassett; Nj. X. Neuinave- N w., =
Miss Z. Anderson, Mount pe.,a-..'a
Miss N. Miller: Mount Plessan'ts.A i 3 I.
Ingram, ;. + Sampson. I.awranss, = : Z
J. Healing. san Francisco; 3. V- A.;
and family, Sacramento; &. o A. Des.
Omaha; J. II. Donighan. Denye-' 'I q
L. Bishop, ii. q. OGiofE. O>csols. a. p So y
smith Colorado; I. \. Reed and = -, u
Chicago; Il. Brintwell, H. {. Pe.ar s.s
o. j. Johnson, Minneapolis. ''''a
CONTINENTAL HOTEL.
John NJ. Hill. Boston: D. p y,,.
son, General Powers, D.. Mor,a..,.A1.l
Washington; VIM. NJ Kerzie inS,,iSon
Scotland; r. B.McKenzie, WsusW,aS,sse
Geo. A. Tylor. Chicago, L. = WsIIn qua
ST. Louis; Mrs. Mead and cb,Id i'' VA.
York; VIM. A. Wallace. PennsyIr,.,N,;sS
Mrs. Word, Coloraeo; ?. II. Emmarsals'
Fl. HI. Spencer. Ogden: ]. Hen,ines,T1ooaa
Chicago; Edward Peters, ST. LENS '!'
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A LITTLE RECESS.
Marshal Ireland Uneonsciously
Gives Fair Prisoner Weeks
Vacation.

Elizabeth Starkey was rearrested by
Deputy Collins yesterday afternoon.
and brought to the Commissioners
ofice. When the astonished girl had
recovered herself, she was informed
that the Marshal had suddenly awak-
ened to the fact that ne had committed
an error in setting her free.- and she
must consider herself back in DURANGO
vile, just as if she had never been liber-
ated 1t will be remembered that Miss
Starkey was fined twice by Commis-
! sioner McKay-S50 at one time and 500
at another. for refusing TO answer GER
tain questions, and that she was com.
mitted to prison till the amounts were
paid Immediately after this action she
appear before the Grand Jury, and
when she refused to answer the
questions put by that body,
Judge Zane ordered her sent 20
prison for contempt; she was thus
undergoing two sentences at once.
When the Grand Jury adjourned. it will
be remembered. she was brought before
Judge Zane, and as soon as she had fur
nished bail for her appearance when
wanted by the next Grand Jury, he or
deJed her to be liberated. 1t quite
slipped the Marshal's mind that she was
undergoing imprisonment on commit
ment from Commissioner Mckay, and
he set her free altogether. Yesterday
he was reminded of the fact in some
way or another. and the girl was re-
arrested as detailed. The Commissioner.
when Mr. kirkpatrick laid these circum-
stances before him, was distinctly
heard to mutter something about an
internal bungle, and the lawyer said he
thoroughly agreed with him. Miss
Starkey at once filed a petition
with the Commissioner stating that she
was poor and unable to pay her fine,
and asked that she be discharged under
the Poor Debtors Act. as she had
undergone more than the thirty days
imprisonment prescribed by law. Com
missioner Mckay took till to-day TO
think over the matter, and in the mean
time Miss Starkey went back to her old
room in the Pen.
A cheerful little colloqny took place in
the ante-room while the Commissioner !
a ID Mr.. kirkpatrick were closeted |
together, and q HERALD reporter being I
within hearing could not avoid taking |
no5 of il: Deputy Collins entered, and |
was saluted by Mr.. White, the supposed /
husband OF Miss Starkey.
$50, his is the man who would like |
TO tar and feather me, is lt?"
Whats that?" growled the officer
"Oh, don't deny it." chirped in the
air prisoner; you know you said so TO |
ne on the way down to the Marshai's
1ifice"
Il don't say /, did or didn't, re-
died Mr.. Collins; Il never dispute
ady."
"You know it would be about your
ityle, don't you?" said White. Now,
eft me tell you this: 1t would take you
md a good many like you to tar and
Gather me. and whenever you feel like
rying it on, just commence.
The controversy was interrupted by
he young lady, who cheerfully re-
marked:
ooh. well, t'sno good getting angry"
nd Mr.. kirkpatrick entering, the col
oquy dropped. Miss Starkey remarked,
N der lrting. that she had had her
title recess anyway, and she was much
obliged to the Marshal for timing il so
nat it fell during the hot season.
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Fine soft and stiff hats which thew
viii sell lower than the lowest. -
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FAN Novelties

Direct IRON Europe. in Dress Coos
elvets, VelveteenS, Pushes, and silks
just eceiycd at
F. AuERBAcm & Bro.
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Centennial. and ALASKA Refriger-
ators. A fine line in Oak, Pine and Wal
nut, Ar DINwooDK1' 5.
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n. NJ. siiverman,.

They are making a speciality of and
will sell cheaper than all other dealers
They have a complete line of
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The SECOND shipnent

MoNTsHRRAr Lime fruit juice, 20 cents
per quart al CULNER L BsoS.
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boft TIES ; Root Beer ExI T % Gent
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DIsISFECT STABLES and Outhousesw with
Copperas. Slb. for 25c. Coop. Drug Stores
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The Occidental bar, where the choicest
OF wines, liquors and beers are nlan:po.
lated in the most tempting fashion bv
the experienced proprietors. The
family trade and private parties sun
piled Best of California and imported
wines and fragrant cigars always in
stock. AUER & MURPHY.
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TIVE PEOPLE wonder and stare 81 :, gro
g. HasIam's display of fresh green e
ceries. Give them trial.
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Full LINE OF Winso1 4 Newson'S Ar
fists Tube Colors at 6. F.. Caln err &
Bres
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NULLr sEoUNpus.
Noble. Wood = ca

the exclusive matters, corner Second
South and West Temple Street are
now showing their fall STYLES of fine bsts
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an - AT DINsooOEi'
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THE LADIES should not fall y oOfIersJ
advantage OF the many baTsa- -a,,se sss
IT simon Bros. immence cleai"N-
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BEsT SoDA in town, sc. per glass.
GoDBE, PIrTs j. Co.
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Younan's

In all the fashionable colors S n
heigh Is, is the leader
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BRAss gEDsrEADs, At Barratt Bros. :
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Gas Fixtures, at Little, RoundY & Co.
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G p. culmer SBro's Flour Bulie In.
Choice xxx Flour, in 500l5. lots,
Sl.G0
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Fine Importing Tailors and Haber-
da>hers, los Main Street, Salt Lake City
Utah,
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A Mississippian's Little Article.

A few days ago rich planter boarded
steamer off Natchez. lie purchased II
paper from newsboy, and was soon lost
in its perusal.
Colonel" said bland young man Il
few moments after, ''you have just
dropped this" handing him IL iifty-dollar
note.
81 reckon not, said the old gentleman
Us he overlooked his spectacles.
81 just picked it up under your chair, f"
replied the young man, land see no other
way to dispose of it. However, since it
seems TO belong to neither of MS, we might
just as well divide it,
The plan worked we'll. The old gentle
man passed over $25 in change, and the
young man sauntered carelessly out on
land. A few minutes after the vessel had
taken to water the old gentleman pre-
sented the $50 note to the clerk in pay
ment for his fare.
Counterfeit, exclaimed the clerk
and then for the first time the whole
truth dawned upon the old mans mind
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Marshal's Sale.

PURSUANT TO AN EXECUTION TO
l me directed by the Third Judicial District
Court of the Territory of Utah, / shall expose at
public sale, at the front door of the County Court
House, in the City of Salt Lake, County of Salt
Lake and Territory of Utah, on the 10Th day of
November, 1885, at II o'clock m, all the right,
title interest, claim and estate which the Ok
ford and Geneva Silver Mining Company of
Utah held on the sth day of December, 1850. or
may have since acquired, Of, in and to certain
real estate, mining properties, situated in Little
Cottonwood Mining District, Salt Lake County,
Utah Territory, described as follows, to.wit:
The oxford Mine and Mining Claim, being 500
feet in length and 100 feet in width, for which
United States patent has been granted.
Also the Geneva Mine and Mining Claim, be-
ing 500 feet in length and 100 feet in width, for
which United States patent has been granted.
Together with all and singular the tenements,
hcreditamcnts and Gppurtenances thereunto
belonging or in anywise appertaining.
Te be sold as the property of the oxford and
Geneva Silver Mining Company, at the suit of
Alvah l.. Leavitt.
Terms of sale, CASH
4. A. IRELAND.
Dated October %, 1885. U. s. Marshal.
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MarshaI's Sale.

PURSUANT TO AN EXECUTION TO ME
! directed by the Third Judicial District
Court Of the Territory Of Utah, ! shall expose
Court House, in the City of Salt Lake, County
of Salt Lake, Territory of Utah, on the l7th day
of November 1885, at II O'Clock NJ, all the right
title, Interest," claim and estate which the Equit,
able Tunnel and Mining Company held ON the
nth day of September, 1888, or may have since
ing properties situated in Little Cottonwood
Mining District, Salt Lake County, Utah Terri
tory, described rs follows, to wit;
That certain mino and mining claim and tun
mel location, 800 linear feet in length ON and
along the course OF the vein or ledge, with sur
face ground 100 feet In width, with the tunnel
and which is more particularly described in
tho records of said mining district.
Also that certain mine and mining claim, 800
linear feet in length, and along the coarse of
the vein, ledge or mineral deposit, with surface
ground 100 feet in width, located, known Us and
called the b and q, For II more full description
see records of said mining district.
Also the certain mine and mining claim, 900
linear feet in length on and along the course of
the vein or mineral deposit. with surface
ground 100 feet in width, located ms aud called
the Equitable No, ., and recorded In the records
of said mining district.
Also that certain mine and mining claim
| 1900 linear feet in length, on and along the
course OF the vein, ledge or mineral deposit,
with surface ground 100 feet in width, located
| as and known as the IIowes fully and partieu'
larly described in the records OF said mining
district,
]
| 1900 linear feet in length, ON aud along the
! course of the vein and mineral deposit, with
surface ground 100 feet In width located, known
as and called the Leonard; fully described In
the records of said mining district.
Together with all and singular the tenements
| hereditaments, appurtenances aud improve
ments thereon, belonging or In anywise apper
! tanning,
To be sold us the property of Equitable run
mel and Mining Company, at the suit of NJ NJ
OBrlan,
Terms of sale, cash
4, A. IRELAND, u. s, Marshal.
Dated october %, 1885
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MarshaI's Sale.


PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF SALE TO
i me directed by the Third Judicial District
Court of the Territory of Utah, | shall expose at
Public Sale, Mt the front door of the County
Court House, in the city Of Salt
of Utah, on the 18th day of November, 1885, at II
o'clock m, the following described property,
situated in Salt Lake County, Utah Territory, to-
wit:
a part of Lots Two (2) and Three t3), Block
Fifty (50), as plated in Plat Il, Salt Lake City
survey; commencing ut the northwest corner
Of said Lot Two (2), and running thence south
thirty 1907 feet, thence east one hundred aud
thirteen (llSJ feet thence north fifty.one and
one-half (5llD feet, thence west one hundred
and thirteen tll3) feet thence south twenty-on
and one-half (2ll2) feet to the place of begin.
ming.
Together with all and singular the tenements
hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto
belonging or in anywise appertaining,
To be sold as the property of Edmund r.
Kneass and Amelia Alberta Kneass at the suit
of Andrew @. BriXen
Terms of sale. cash,
L, A. IRELAND, U. s. Marshal
Dated october "a 1855