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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-13
Minnesota. Patents.
Change of Time.

Commencing Sunday. 18th of April,
the train for Omaha and Kansas City
over the c., st. p. NJ. 81 0. railway will
leave st. Paul $50 .. M, Minneapolis
7:25 p. m. This is twenty minutes
earlier than former time.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-13
Purifies the Blood

ough examination OF my case. and he ad-
vised me that it required no medical aid;
said all wanted was rest and something to
PURIFY MY BLOOD.
On my return home to Milwaukee my hus-
band concluded to have me try Hoods Sarsa-
parilla, and 1t has accomplished SO much
that am certain Of a speedy restoration of
perfect health. The headache has left me
entirely, and my system has come to regu-
lar working order. think Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla has accomplished this, aud / can recon-
mend it to persons suffering as l did as THE
remedy" MRS A. J. EiMERMANN, 600 Thir-
teenth Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-13

DoN'T take any chances with stub
born cold, bbt get rid of it permanently
with the help of DR.. Jayne's EXpector-
ant, a healing medicine for the lungs.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-13
MINNEAPOLIS COMMENT.

Following the example Of the Twin
cities, st. Cloud recently organized a
Trade and Labor assembly. When a
representative committee was sent to
interview jim Hill about laying a spur
track to the stone quarries, it was conf
posed of two men from the board of
trade, two from the trade and labor as
semDly and two representative citizens
at large. When delegation from the
Minneapolis board of trade and trades
assembly work on the same committee
the millennium will surely be at hand.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-13

The investigation by the grand jury
of the doodle charge against the city
council, affords opportunity for endless
QuarrelS between newspapers claiming
to have discovered the scheme. 1t must
not be forgotten that it is mainly owing
to the efforts of the Trades and Labor
assembly that the matter comes before
the grand jury at all. The newspaper
charges could not be proven and the
matter was about to be dropped, when
the assembly took the steps which
brought the matter before the proper
tribunal.
Prominent members of the K. of l..
wonder where John Lamb got that his
tory of the order that he gave at the ma
Iionalist meeting Tuesday evening.
The history of the order has always
seemed to be involved in obscurity up
to the adoption in 1878 of the present
preamble. But Commissioner Lamb
seems to have penetrated the 0bscurity
and evolved history which is interest
ing but scarcely authentic.
The failure OF the coopers' strike
gives additional weight to the suspicion
that the millerS never intended to give
higher figures than they were paying.
The committee from the cOOpers were
men of experience and known fidelity.
Their failure to arrange a satisfactory
basis of. settlement was evidently due
to obstacles which they could IN no wise
overcome.
The servant girl question is egain be-
ing agitated. Somebody suggests that
the ladies who can never find cOmpe-
tent help attend Amy Barnes cooking
schools and fit themselves to do their
own hOuSewOrk. A short experience of
that sort would tend to broaden their
views Oil the servant girl problem.
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ut is very seldom that we write testimo-
NAL for any patent or proprietary medicine
or preparation, but we feel that Hoods
Sarsaparilla has merit and we are glad to
say good word for it. We have never han
died sarsaparilla or blood purifier that
seemed to give the satisfaction il does. Oar
sale of Hoods Sarsaparilla far exceeds that
of any similar preparation. We buy it by
the gross where we buy others by the dozen
We have no preparation on our shelves TO-
dey that we sell with more pleasure. or rec
ommend with more confidence to our custom
ers, than Hoods Sarsaparilla." WILDE &
GLEASON, Druggists, Neenah, Wisconsin.
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The committee on organization re-
ported visit to the Dricklayers, horse
shOers and taiiors with good results.
The report was accepted and the COM
mlttee directed to continue its work.
The new X. of l.. assembly, POST, will
be visited Wednesday evening.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-13
Hoods Sarsaparilla

Sold by all druggists. 81; six for 5. Prepared
only by c. l. HOOD & CO., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-13

Archie McClane, well known men,
Der of the trades council of Duluth, is
in the city for few days.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-13

The retail clerks association holds its
second open meeting Wednesday even
ing, April %, at labor headquarters.
The executive committee is arranging
a pleasant literary and musical pro-
gramme, and special effort will be
made to secure the presence of clerks
not yet members of the union.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


At For ,eS g.
Ts.s sss:s Men, R,s ssss. N $ss:s
i.RP,l,s:, :sass: ana hotels :upDhsa. S6kxh sIs;
WEE 5,is Hon.. hADT TIRE WHIfKR. yoaK
eS.. u Star os sSrf and
WANTKD--A SITUATION By AN ExPEKiKNCED
sssS S Ssa ss.ni: :e. sSs
WA AiS1.6 SiSH Will BE FUR
ss
WaAHNSTIEaDDe..ATT, HEtApogAETEKs : POSITIONS
Sc fSl
WANTED-ALWAYs 90 TO DICKS AGENCY FOR
ri, Sss
WAYTLD-BY A VERY STEADY YOUNG MAN, A
useful sGod city reierences Cali or address JAMES
l. HARRISON, pa I'd ct. NV. IT,
WAAN1TEps BY A RESPECTABLE ootoRED
dss.s aa T stS good references Call or ad-
w Of age desires Situation As Hou Keeper: oblig1
ing and Wiling. Address Mrs. De. Star ONCE. IT.
WANTED-BY AN YOUNG LADY,
xdaGe.. e Boz ssa o or
WANTED,Y0UNG LADY DESIRES POSITION
w to Teach Children English, French or German
a. daily or resident governess; best Of
Address A. b., star Office. fist
WANTED-A SITUATION By YOUNG WHITE
w Man with hve years personal references thor
oughy understands care Of horses and Carriages mod
crate wages. Address Box 100, Star Office. fl-2.
WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN OF TWENTY
w seven, an expert specification writer and
amepder III patent cases, Permanent Position with
Reliable Patent Firm At Moderate Salary; is good
stenographer and rapid type writer; best references
address Box III, Star office. fl-2ts
WANTED-BY TWO RESPECTABLE WHITE
w Girls, Places as Nurses, Chamber Maids Wait
resses or Lady's Companion; willing and obligng.
Please call for three days at 1910 st. ta3l-2ts
WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN, AGE TWENTY
w hve. 2 situation as Butler in Small Family;
highest references. New York country Address
F.A. llle Vermont ave.. Washington, b. C. 1875
WANTED-BY TWO COLORED MEN, PLACES;
~ one As Waiter in Hotel. Boarding House, Cafe
other to Work Around the House, tend furnace or
drive good references Address 1122 Congress St
ja3l -2ts
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTED-HOUSES TO RENT AND TO SELL
w We have daily applications which we unable
to NIL eau sell your house to cash purchaser or
rent to prompt tenant. THE CHASE INVESTMENT
CO.. 631 st. NV. fl-:}ts
WANTED-TO PURCHASE FROM OWNER 6
w or Groom Brick House in good location and
sonsbe terms. PHYSICIAN. Star Office. It,
WANTED-TO RENT AT TAKOMA PARK A
w seven or eight-room House, with without
stable; long lease. Address GEORGE, Star office.
fl-3l'
WANrED-INPROVED PROPERTY IN EX-
w change for Gc.nt ground i'll northeast o good
farm OF o9 acres near city will assume debt. For
particulars call or address 32o st. NV. It,
NANTED-TO RENT-A FAMILY WANT Al GOOD
w Well-furnished House Capitol Hill near Capt.
tol Address, stating location and terms, CAPITOL
HILL Star office. fl-3ts
WANTED-TO RENT BY THE 10TH OF MARCH
w or earlier, q Six or Seven-room House in good
condition between 9TH and 18th and Mary
and b st. s.w. Address, with particulars, GOOD
TENANT, Star ONCE. ja3l-2t'
WANTED-To RENT A GOOD HOUSr, FUR
w mis- he'd or unfurnished in vicinity of Government
Printing ONCE. Address, with particulars i. & T..
Star office. jj0-3ts
WANTED-A SMALL HOUSE OR COTTAGE
w with side lot; state lowest price: give location
and number. Address KAY. Star office. 1906
WAN1ED-FOR IMMEDIATE INVESTMENT
w Desirable Houses in all parts OF the city. Will
buy At once price Ii right l.. STAkGAkDTER
6l3 10Th st. jal4-3m
WANTED-wE HAVE CLIENTS FOR SEVEN
W Eight and Nine-room Houses in the northwest
suited. B. i. GILBERT Co.. 625 + ST. NV.
iall-lm
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swrrrnsr TONED Piano made il the Brad
bury. -AdcrfisemsHl
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-BYL LADY HAVING FURNITURE SUI.
w ncient for m-sized house, Room and Board
in exchange same; will superintend house. with
assistance Of servant, for gentleman tired of board
ing house or hotel lite. GO. Star Office. IT.
WANTED-ROOM AND BOARD WITH NORTH
w family by lady in office; location of 9th
ct. and north Of New York ave; home cooking and
quiet room essentiais price from @32 to S35 per
month.
It, Address AC H Star Office
WANTED-ROoMs AND BOARD IN PhlvAIE
w Family, northwest section of city by naval office.
and wife references exchanged. Address OFFICER,
Star office. 1t
WANTED-ONE UNFINISHED ROOM FOR
w Two Gentlemen, with Board, located between 9TH
and lth and East Capitol and sts. Address d.
East Capitol Station fist
NANTED-A YOUNG GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
w desire Room OF Rooms second floor, with
Boird. Address, stating terms (which must be mod
erateh with full particulars. PERMANENT. Star Of
hce. It,
WANTED-BY TWO LADIES OF NEAT HABITS,
w UNFINISHED Room for Light Housekeeping
prefer south front second third floors with parties
VINO own house or have lease; negaborhood l4th and
q sta rent moderately state price to lie noticed. Ad-
dress II. N. A, star office. fl-3ts
MANUFACTURERS OR FOUR UNFINISHED
w Rooms in northwest; must be near car line and
not above second door Address Box 3, Post office.
WANTED-AT ONCE. AN UNFURNIsHED ROOM
LIST or I'd floor, within short distance Of l4th and
= Sta; single gentleman; permanent koom 4, 1881
ST. NV. ia30-3t
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-TO PURCHASE LOTS ON PLEASANT
js3O-3t ". W. METCALF
WANTED-wE WANT MORE UNIMPkOVED
w Property In the northeast for sale large blocks
preferred We have number Of clients desr:ng prop
ert IN that section. ACkEk 0ADsBY,
ta22-lm zoos st u. ".
NANTED-UNIMPROvED PROPERTY IN ALL
w parts OF the city for immediate Investment
Prompt Transaction ifprics suits L STARGARDTER
6l3 10th st. Rl<-3m
WANTED-WE DESIRE THREE LOTS IN THE
70 5000 5. oiLSIsr o 90. s sS:' iFs1 nv
jal1-lm
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Il 232 n J. ay Sc | 6rs1 , 81 Csllsn n Q Or Al 4 40
l.a2 Mass lr. i Us ear .lOa Sth = . az o :iO
:'5u 18th 81 sc. Or. % 1860 boundary .5r -
slO 81, Tor "A m.i ID hear 81 n sine .4r.1
lszS Nd aE, br- ini21. DO "a Piersct ,.Sr 3 81
1888 9TH n. e.. mi. 20 so OFFICEs
SO q 81 Sc. water 10 30 93l 4 IT. NV Sd f.I.
li2l Md ay ne, Ur. Il 80 STABLE
l43l Md. ay ne, or II 30 Rear 81 3 1 81 M 10
sMOENsILDI a BRADLEY,
3a2s-lm S27 FsInw
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NOTARIES PUBLIC

(,oMHnssIoNkR OF DEEDS ROB EVERY STATE
X and TeFritoRy, Notary and o, q Coamisn1oneT.
sNO 4 6kAL> 1Sxl o. Nv. In o1Acs frVm D An
wynn hl1
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FOR RENT-FLATS

IrOR RENT-NEW YORK FLATS; ON LINE OF
i O-st cars; rooms with bath; only $l5 fami-
hes OF adults with good references. T. A. MCINTYRE.
~ NV. opp. Trinity church n-lOt
IGOR RENT-FOR UNEXPInED PORTIO.i OF
Lease Large Flat in The Portland. Furniture for
sale THOS. J. FISHER & CO,
J3O-6t 1924 st. NV
1. OR RENT-FLAT, IN HOUSE 1881 l4TH ST
y NV: > rooms and bath ROOM Price x2.l per mo-
hey Ut store, 1881 IAN st. NV. ja3U-6t-
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EoR RENT-ooR HOUSE 22oisT ST. sE HALF
- 50 from Capitol srounds: hed roons: psrlOr,
sitting dining room Kitchen and hath; all mod iup
newly painted and pApered al through. OPEN ier
specuon. js3l-3r
toR kkNT-fCRNIsHED- TEN-ROON HOUSE
II with All Modern improvements, perfectly dry.
best sanitary arr.nsements nasnincently iurnishel
ali new for st5O per month "a will rent house and
sell furnishings At half cost. cali al log st nj e .r
at DODGE SONS. 200 9Th st. asi M
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will assist as bridesmaid at the marriage of a
friend and afterward will make visit at West
Po'Nt Miss breckenridge wishes to entertain
her young unmarried friends before leaving
the city, as she will probably not return before
the end Of the season
The ladies OF Capitol Hin win be at home
and also the ladies at the navy yard
On Tuesday Miss Voorhees, gives an at home
from 70 o'clock at No. 1909 n street, the
home Of Senator Voorhees,. Mrs. William c.
Whittemore IL at home 10 her friends at No.
1900 18th street on Tuesday. The wives and
daughters Of Representative are at home Mrs
Webb Of X street will hold her first day at
home ON Tuesday, and Miss Melcher and Mr..
Slater viii be welded at the Church of the Re-
formation at q 80 pm Mrs. J. G. Carlisle will
hold her closing reception for the season on
Tuesday afternoon and hopes on that day to BEE
ell her friends.
On Wednesday. besides the cabinet houses.
many private homes will be open to callers.
Mrs. and Miss Burdette of Vermont avenue
will give . tea from to z; Mrs. w. Ross
Browne, at No. l505 Caroline place. will receive
Mrs. s. III. Bryan Is at home to her frieuds
Mrs. George T. Baxter will see her friends a,
No. l2l6 18th street; Mrs. Frank p. Gross keeps
Wednesdays for seeing her many friends at No
1897 Y street; Mrs. and Miss Dahlgren are also
at home on this day; Miss Hutton and Mr.
Houser will be married in the evening.
On Thursday the President and Mrs. Harri
son Will give the third and final state dinner oil
the season in honor of the justices Of the Su.
preme Court. The ladies Of the Senate receiys
callers- Mrs. J. h. Sole is az home TO callers
Mrs. ]. NJ. Wilson Of 1 street and Mis-.
Wilson will see their friends, and Mrs Ross W
Browne gives reception TO the ladies Of the
historical society TO meet Gen. and Mrs ]. c.
Black from to ii o'clock
On Friday there will he tea at the Wash
ington hospital for foundlings. Mrs. DIR. Pope
OF 18th street viii hold her first afternoon re.
ception of the season. Mrs Jule. Guthridge
Mrs. Lieut. Clover and Mrs. John ii. Farauhal
continue to receive, and Mrs. Seaton Perry. al
17i3 Rhode Island avenue, will hold her IRIS
FRIDAY at home in the month. The secretar,
of the Navy and Mrs. Tracy will dine the Prexi
Dent and Mrs. Harrison in the evening.
On saturday Mrs. Harrison will hold he,
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Il Sh II CN L.
i 6l6 La. ave-, Tor.
and store ............&10(
2021 II ST, fur. Tor. 4;
20l4 q, Tor, mi. go. 81
sO2 2lst st, l2r...60. 81
2030 u ST.. lor- mi. ito 6t
23 18th, 1lr.. m.i..51. 81
l4l 5 10th. l2-..mi.....5!
! 33l-l3:53 Both, 81. 80. 81
1888 I'D, sr,, mi. .30.5t
SIG 22d St, 9r......2G.5I
2902 Nj St. Or. MIX:
Hl0 29th. Sr.. m.i.....2:
1855 Y St, Or, mi. 22.s.
1910 18th. 7r., mi. Do. II
l205 W St, Or, mi. q. 81
12O6 22d- 6r.. MIL. ~
ISIS n st., Or, mi. 20. 5C
S2l 21st, 6r., w.Gg..2U. ~
2:i17 L ST.. Or. ......ls.3(
22s7 18th ST., 6r......2C
Gus 2:Sd ST.. Or. liz. 81
81 4 Sd ct. 4. G.. 6rs. &. &c
2223e 18th. Or. ,w.Sg lS.3T
3. Tenn. ave-. Or. 1880
BIO 2lst. 1T. Or. 3(
2S03 Nj ST., Sr........lG.5l
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receiving party besides the two ACCOMPLISHED
hostesses will have as assistants others well
known to fame. The GROWING event of the
Gay wiz De the debut OF young thorn" Of
the masculine type, who has concluded that
the society birds" have had matters Of this
kmd altogether too long their own way. A
grave and most distinguished man outside the
family has promised to be sponsor on this &C.
cssion; ana II the young mans courage does
not fail at the last moment; a new social inpo-
walton will be introduced and a great society
triumph be accomplished. The floral decora-
tlons will be unique, the music from sweet
ltalias shore, and nothing will be left undone
to make this one Of the browning social events
of the season.
The Misses Camak will receive their friends
at the Richmond on Monday. Miss Hattie
Pouitney Of Baltimore is visiting them.
The Wednesday cotillon will take place at
the Buckingham Monday evening, February 8.
instead Of on Wednesday, as formerly
Miss koones, Mrs. James Buchanan, Mrs.
Florence X. solger and Mrs. Dr. H. c. Thomp-
son will receive on Monday at 94l NJ street
Miss Eugenia Stone, daughter Of DR.. c. G.
Stone, gave a charming dance at her home.
Media Villa" Brightwood, last evening. The
guests were received by Mrs. and Miss Stone,
assisted by Miss Lenore Stone and Miss Ada
Nelson of Frederick, Nd. A delicious supper
was served at IL o'clock; then dancing was
again resumed until after midnight.
Mrs. l.. q. Hine of Prospect Hill will be at
home TO her friends Fridays in February, ex-
cept February7.
Mrs. A q. Wilkinson, 1896 X street. will not
receive Monday, February 8, but will take that
day for making Monday calls.
Rev. DIR. and Mrs. Bartlett have gone to
Brooklyn and New York for week. DIR. Bart
lett Will preach for DIR. Talmage on Sunday
The ladies Of the Historical Society met yes
terday morning at Mrs Horatio Kings. Mrs.
u; A. Scudder presided and Mrs Athena b.
Williams opened the discussion by reading a
scholarly paper upon Charlemagne. A clever
sketch OF Philip and Bertrade was given BY
Mrs: W. +. AaeI.ennan. Mrs. L. o. Talbot
read an interesting paper upon la Sainte
Chapeue and the Crusaders." Miss A. Ssvell
contributed songs Of her own composition, ac-
compsnied by the guitar. Miss n. Bradley
/ sang in her rich contraito voice ask Ne No
More" and :" lis But Dream" Mra Double
day loaned . map OF France painted specially
| for the occasion.
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EDUCATIONAL.

A MUSIC TEACHER DESIRES A FEW MORE
paiils Terms $40. Address Music TEACHER
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wv ANTED-LADIES, TRY "ORAN6E BLOSSOM"
sure cure tor female diseases; also DR.. McGills
Bood Purifier cures Malaria; 100 doses u Sam-
pies free. Mrs. +. A. BAILEY, Ten Agt., 317 me-
OIL
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FOR RENT--STORES
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

IrOR RENT-DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS, WITH
y steam heat and elevator service, in the Lehman
building. l42o n. Y. ave. A. 4. COUMBs,
1a3l-lm 1925 ny ave
IHOR kENT-A SMALL OFFICE WITH HEAT: sIO
l. Per month suitable for draugntsman, who can
expect liberal patr mage from advertiser Call Room
~, lie Droit Building. js3l-:,ts
1NOR RENT-OFFICE ROOMS; LOW RENTALS:
Il second and third ana fourth story; 1925 st a. W.
ja2o-lOt j. b. Winner, 1913 St
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Tnnl can.plrarI ca.s.

a.. DuiniS. Oct. 10. - The case
against O'Brien and Dillon, charged
xitn melting tenants not 70 TSy
rrnts vas again called this morn
Ing. Neither OF the defendants
we're present. Both were members
Of committee appointed by the
Irish uaii0uaIists ia Dublin 70 visi.
America for the purpose OF solicit
ing aid for the nationalist cause. n
rur1OF + current that they forfeited
their bail, EtGJl each, ia tss con-
spiracy ease, aud that they saiie'i
Yesterday from QueenstoSn for the
United Slatss.
Much excitement prevailed m
Itinerary. when IL became known
that p'BrIon aud Dillon had absn-
d1ned the defense and left siie place
CONFIRMATION of the rumor that ihel
had left sine country Is received
There Is 40 confirmation. however,
% the report that they sailed from
Qgeenst0gn yesterday for the Unit
Ell States. lufOrmitiOn, thus lar
received, shows they did not leave
by the ordinary channels Of passage.
Their bail will lie eseheatej, and
paid by the National League.
At the Fcquest 81 the counsel fol
the crOwu, a cnurt certificate OF non
appearance was attached TO the bail
bonds of Dillon and O'BEien- Ad'
JOurnment was then taken 10 enable
the crown 10 consider what steps
should o, taken. Warrants have
been issuul fur the arrest Of the
missing nationalist.
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SUMMONS.


T'EIRITORY o. UTAH. COCSrT oE
Il SEWER. Richdeld precinct In tas
Justices Court. ilichdrlf precinct. ". T.
Tnurbcr. plaintiff. Is NJ shurtiid. De-
fendanE 10 mant, 81 -. To ?. n
shuriiif. Greeting
1ou are hereby summn3cd 70 be and ap-
pear before me. the undersigned. a my Of
Zee. N ki-h1eid precinct. sewer County,
Utah Ierrtory. % answer a Complaint ricd
AGAINST you herein by sid piaintid within
Eve davs feNclusive % the DAY q serv. eel n
this Summons j. served on you william Rich
field precinct within tea days % served on
you outside Of sAid Richfaid precinct. but
within the coauty q SEWER, ard Eiihiu
thirty day II served elseuhere-
safd acton = hroughf 20 recover frori
you the ~ n 81 two hundred and sixty Col
iars. and thirfF-uine AMI ninety -nine one
hun1rctthE dollars Interest taercon - o.
account s-1teT betWeen YOU and the
piaintn. ior goods sold and Delivered q
and AZ yeur rcquesf, a. viii more fully 81
pear b. Complaint on Gle herein. a. Ehich
reference u here made.
nc ygu arc hrrchT noifGeii inst % vnu
iau - 20 arpeer ana answer - ar1tc re-
CURED. the pAintir viii tale iud-mens
against you for the sun cf two huudre q
ard ninety nfne and ninety ntne one han
crc1ths dollars and costs q EuiE
To the sherid OF any Corsfable OF salI
cnuufy. greeting. Make legal service and
due return hcrcor.
Given under NJ hand thls ana dzt OF
September, A y. lsaL
SIMON CduSTENsEN,
Jastice Of the Peace.
stewart Bean. Attorneys for PiairtiH.
cav a