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UPHOLSTERING,
PAPER HANGING,
LANDSCAPE AND
ORNAMENTAL PAINTING.

[ desire call and chance for estimates.
and VIII guarantee good work at lowest
prices. Thanking the public for past pat
ronage and soliciting share in the fJI.
ture, ! remain
Most Respectfully.
WIN. X. SHOBER.
E@ shop on South Church Street, near
John, and below Mason's carriage works.
March /, 1S90-3m.
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S1Io11ioo.

Feb. 25th, at the u. B. Parsonage in
this place by j. r. Ridenour. Mr..
Ephriam Mason and Miss Fannie Bell
Barrett, both of this place.
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SATURDAY, MARCH l, 1890.

We are indebted to Senator Faux
ner for copies of the Congressional
Record.
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Special Commissioners Sale
OF A VALUABLE
FARM.

BY virtue of the authority vested in
me by decree of the Circuit Court of
Berkeley county, w. Va, entered in a
chancery cause therein pending, enti-
tied Henry g. Aiken and others VS..
George Aiken and others, on the 2nd
day of February, 1889, the undersigned,
Special Commissioner therein appointed
and authorized, will sell a public auc-
ton, to the highest bidder, at the front
door of the Courthouse, in Martins
burg, w. Va, commencing at IL
O'Clock, a. M, on
Tuesday, March III, 1890
the following desirable Berkeley County
farm, within II miles of Gerardstown,
convenient to churches, schools, mills
etc., and containing about
233 ACRES.
1t has been and still is occupied by Mr..
Henry G. Aiken. The improvements
consist of Dwelling House and new
Switzer Barn and other outbuildings.
There is also good orchard and plenty
of water and timber.
TERMS OF SALE:-One.third cash
on day of sale, and residue in equal in
stalments at one and two years, with
interest from day of sale. Title to be
withheld until the last payment is
made.
J. NELSON WISNER,
Spec'l Commissioner.
hereby certify that J. Nelson Wis
ner, Special Commissioner in the above
entitled cause, has executed bond with
sufficient security.
S. II. MARTIN,
f15,4 Clerk.
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HVe years ola. perfectly gentle; l falling
Top buggy, nearly new; set single har-
ness, rld1ng brides, 2 leather halters. 1
set fly nets, pairs horse boots, 2laD robes
strands bells. 2 elegant bed room suits,
new, 10 pairs bedsteads, double and sim
gle. iot OF bedding, bureaus, marble-top
centre table, stands, fine lounges. /
large mirror, tables, desks. set cane
seat chairs, ] cane-seat rocking chair. two
small Kitchen tables, 2 sets wooden bot
tom chairs, doz. bent arm chairs, lamp
stands, q looking glasses, hat and clothes
racks, dining room tables, sink, safes
refrigerator, feather beds and pillows, l
walnut Office table, sheets, pillow cases.
comforts, blankets, quilts, bedticks, lot Of
brackets, fancy table covers, 2 old gold
centre table covers, mattresses. a bed
springs, lot of towels and tides, Il ladies
shoe comfort case. Singer sewing ma
chine, nearly new, large lot of good car
pet and rugs, window blinds and fixtures,
wash bowls and pitchers. stands, water
sets, lamps, bracket lamps complete, va
ses, spittoons, lot of very fine pictures.
soap dishes, brushes and combs, cooking
stove complete, good as new. 1 fine parlor
self-teeder stove, l bedroom stove, l soft
coal burner stove, coal hods, wash tubs
and boards, smoothing irons, crystalized
preserving kettle, 80 feet of gum hose and
nozzle, good fire place screens, door bell,
awning and frame, street lamp. queens
ware, glass, tin, wooden and willow ware,
knives, forks, spoons, ladies, meat saw
and knife, lard cans, jars, crooks, lot of
gas pipe, gas fixtures, hatchets, hammers,
brace and bits, cat rifle, new clothes
ringer, baskets, and many other articles.
TERMS-A credit of months will be
given on all sums So and upwards, the
purchaser TO give note with approved Sc
curity, necdtiable and payable at the Ma
tional Bank of Martinsburg, with interest
from date, but if paid at maturity the in
terest will be remitted; under SIS. cash.
No property to be removed until terms are
complied with. p. J. BAILEY,
j. w. DoDD, Auc'r.
m.1,9t j. f. ROBERTS, Clerk.
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BOSTON, BEE HIVE
Commissioners Notice.
COMMISSIONER OFFICE
Martinseurg, W Va,
February ID, 1890.
Susan Porterfield ct al
VS..
Ellen Couchman ct al,
IN CHANCERY.

Ellen COuchman ct al,
IN CHANCERY.
Notice is hereby given that, pursuant
to a decree rendered by the Circuit
Court of Berkeley county, w. Va, on
the Goth day of January, 1890, in the
above entitled cause, requiring the un-
dersigned, Commissioner to ascertain
and report, First-The amount of mon
ey in the hands of John M. Small sub
ject to distribution among the heirs of
John G. Small, deceased. Secondly
The amount of any advancements, if
any, and to whom made by the said
John G. Small. deceased, during his
lifetime, and after charging up any as
certained Announcements against those
receiving the same, to distribute the
fund equitably among the heirs of said
decedent, first deducting all costs con-
nected with the proceeding. And third
To report any matter deemed perth
nent by himself, or which he may be
specially required to state by the coun-
sci, or any of the parties to this proceed
ing / have appointed the 18th day of
March, 1890, at my office, to execute the
said decree of reference, at which time
and place all persons interested therein
are notified to attend.
Given under my hand this 18th day
oe February, 1890.
ADIAN c. NADENBOUSH,
feb .l5,4t Com'r in Cnancery
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TERRIBLE
WRECK !.
OF MERCHANDISE.
GREAT CALAMITY

Owing to the mild winter, we are
compelled to make wholesale sacri-
flee of our immense stock of Dry
Goods, Notions, Boots, Shoes, Rub
Der Goods and Groceries. We will
not say we will sell you at cost, as
that is an old chestnut, but we will
say, cost shall be no consideration
whatever. We do not expect to get
cost for our winter goods now, but
we do say, no reasonable offer refus-
ed on any goods.
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In Goes the Knife Up to the Heart.

IN dOeS me kilIfe U p to the Heart.
RLooD MUST COME.
All Mems Heavy Boots,
Is per cent. less than COST.
All Boys Boots,
rs per cent. less than cost.
All Child's Boots,
Is per cent. less than cost.
All Rubbers,
Is per cent. less than cost.
All Blankets,
Is per cent. less than cost.
All Comforts,
Is per cent. less than cost.
All Underwear,
% per cent. less than cost.
All Women's SO Button Shoes,
Now $1.40
All Women's $3.50 Button Shoes.
Now 99c.
All Mems $3.50 Buckle Arctics.
Now 99c.
All Boy's.$1.5s Solid Shoes,
Now 99c,
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Pursuant to a Gecree rendered by the
Circuit Court of Berkeley county, West
Virginia, on the 9th day of September,
1889 in the chancery cause of Lewis
Phillipy and others, against John III.
Rutherford and others, the undersigned
special commissioners will offer for sale
at public auction, in front of the Court
House in said county, on
Saturday, March goth, 1890,
at l o'clock. p. M, that valuable farm
containing 100 acres, more or less, and
situate about 81 miles northeast of Fall.
ing Waters, in said county, adjoining
lands of John Lands, Robert Lemen
and others, on which the said Ruther-
ford resides. This farm is of a good
quality of limestone and soapstone land,
is we'll supplied with water, both by
we'll and springs, has upon it two good
dwelling houses, one a brick; an excel
lent frame barn, good orchard, fencing
and other improvements, with sufficient
timber.
TERMS OF SALE:-One-fourth
cash, the balance in three equal annual
payments, with interest from day of
sale, secured by the bonds or notes of
the purchaser, and the title to the prop
erty to be withheld until the purchase
money is all paid.
E. BOYD FAULKNER,
J: NELSON wIsNER, SpT CONS.
M. T. INGLEs,
l certify that Special Commission r
E. b. Faulkner has given bond as re-
quired by law s. II. MARTIN,
Clerk Circuit Court.
Feb. 9th, 1890.
JOHN w. DODD, Auctioner.
m l, st.
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ATTENTION

l desire to state to my patrons and
friends, that on account of injuries receiy-
ed from a recent fall, | am temporarily
disabled from ladder work on house paint
ing, and therefore l have opened a shop
for the purpose of doing
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Now for the GREATEST DEAL.
in Groceries in 25 years
Standard Granulated Sugar. &c.
Confectioners A Sugar. SIC.
Light Brown Sugar. ....... SC.
4 Cans, lbs, Sliced Tomatoes. Csc.
Fancy New Crop N. o. Molasses soc.
Our Golden Syr. was soc, now. .38c.
Our Fancy Cut Loaf Drip,
Was 60c., now soc.
In order to make this great sacri-
fee sale more interesting, we have
just received q Car Load of hand
some GOLD BAND DISHES and
beautiful Crystal Glassware, all to be
given away at this sacrifice sale.
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Great Sacrifice of Dress Goods,

Why do we do this !? Simply be-
cause we need the money. Don't de-
lay if you want these bargains. Come
at once. During this sale we will
sell you all Muslins, Ginghams, Cali
eos, Shirtings, Bed Ticking, Blue.
Denims, Corduroys and Pants Goods
at great sacrifice. We mean bust
ness, and if you doubt it, come and
make us an offer.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Personal Property.

Intending to discontinue hotel keeping.
/ will sell at my residence, the Eagle Hoo
tel, on Queen street, nearly opposite the
Market House, in Martinsburg, Commence
ing at 10 O'Clock, a. m. sharp, on
SATURDAY, March 10Th, 1890,
the following personal property, to-wit:
l FINE FLOODED RIDING
AND DRIVING MARE.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
PERSONAL

hree of them good barshear or wagon
eaders, one fine driving horse, two, throe
years old this spring;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-12
n Nmcet a ScrNire.

q twclye-miuutc service has been
'augurateI ON al the stree, rail-
way lines centering at the corner Of
First SaGth and East Temple streets.
aud now dirty cars leave that point
regularly every hour, half OF them
FOR destinations east Of East Temple.
tne cars are passing 20 and fro
2i1lGst constantly.
TIE company is also strinSiur the
electric wires on the track leaving
Mia Street A. the corner Of South
Temple AMI running north on West
Temple. 50 ;aIt % viii De aut a short
time before electric gsrs Wili run o.
tn, "alm Sr.iucs hy tais route.
Another feature o! IhvrsaI buiiI-
ing Is the lGyia- OF ? trace through
fi'e El-.c tiI,e, Ug First Street anl
then north aud caS. over the bench.
This work was begun yesterday.
ami IS being pushed forward. At
'.se i,s' meeting ri The board Of
aircs.u-s ia vas decided ~ finish
Vat line % the earliest Pos. iblc date
7E. 81 d into operation.
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Sir. !. II. S5:hlrn, the modest
i-s comedian, who, without any
" Tie coming - frequently used
ii''-2--ays 10y Theatrical managers
',, JIG '' Seasons time placed him
S,' 10 The foremost ranks Of the stars
o' '' Day. viii appear at the Grand
"ls5s House, in his weIl-known
20 a.e.iigs Lord Chumley,', and
ile Highest Bidders His nro-
I1es'1n Of these PLAYS here last sen
S'n j. one %. the pleasant refueu,-
".ahces Of the Theatrical wear. and
ms return T!ll lie warmly Sy,jr5p,a.I
MS recent successful return engage
inent at The Lyyeum Theatre N,sH,,
! ork, eplace where 'sI.or.i Cbur-
ley was born, shows that M tle
brightness u t'Ic comedy san re-
mains. Mr.. S1theIp. Is the i'm
pecdniouS. 1Db'r-heatt=! vo-;nr
lord, has q cl3.Ir.cr which suits his
Fariei accomplishments as an actor.
AMI rs Che company which recently
supported liin IN New York appears
with him here and the original
s.saery isalso seen, the performance
vi he good one. Mr.. Sothern
-i1S consented 80 give rep-
tII,,ll-.ia,ion Of his first success. "The
1isIes; Bidder curing this en-
s.rsslAent, that bis earlier and pres
- !" ols may &c the better contrast
ana has announced Lord
B,5-t'7N ger Friday night aud sat
bas iatunee. aud Tie Highest
i'' -E'2rify night.
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THE CHURCH SCHOOLS.
Notice TO Boards Of Education, Fac
Miles and Teachers.
Provo, June II, 1890.

Provo, June IL, 1890.
10 all Sale aud Local boards oj
Education, FacuYies aud Teach.
ersn the Church SchoOl Orgaai.
-dticHs:
BY direction Of President Wood.
ruff and the General Board Of Edu-
cation, the Undersigned respectfully
submits the following Instructions
for the guidance OF all concerned:
l.-Teachers entering the Church
school service le1cept the normal
graduates Of 1890 will have 10 teach
one year under licenses for their
respective grades.
2.-Teachers whose licenses ex-
pire June -, or who desire 10 OBTAIN
certificates Il a higher grade, or
higher Percentages in special bran
ches, may report for examination ut
sny Of the following places:
Gunnisnu, Relief Society House,
July IS, - and 30.
Cedar City, Stake Academy, Au-
gust /, 5 a6d o.
Logan, b. Y. College, August :,
; anu y.
Provo, b. Y. Academy, August
IL, l. and Is.
Salt Lake City, l.. ID. >. College,
August Il, a ami Is.
Exercises to commence at all Of
these places promptly ut O'Clock
am.
3.-All applications for licenses or
for examinations 1.-THE latter stating
the choice from among the above
named places should be sent to the
undersigned before July 10.
i.-The General Superintendent
also requests Church school authori-
ties needing teachers 10 cUmmuni
cate with him without delay, that
rs iulicious nominations as possible
may he made before the opening OF
the next academic year.
In behalf Of the BOari Of Exam
liners. KARL G. MAEsER,
Chairman.
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SENTENCING "NORMOYS."
An Ebert 10 Refuse Bal Pending
an Appeal.

BLACKFOOT, Idaho, June H.
Special TO the DEsERET NEWS =
The following persons were sen.
fenced today for unlawful cOhabita-
ton
james II. Mason. five months
imprisonment and a iiue OF two
hundred dOliar-.
John ID. Jones, three months and
one hundred dollars.
jacob Myers, I've months anu
one hundred i0llar-.
Peter Jensen, five months and
two hundred dollars.
Christian Jensen, twenty-five dol
lars fine for fOruicatiOn. The sdul-
terry casts are TO BE- sentenced to-
morrow,
The United states district attor-
ney raises the point that no bail eau
be allowed PenfinS an appeal. This
will be argued today. Notices OF
appeal are given in all cases except
three.
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kentnekY Horses.

\ few days ago Mr.. Richard
Mackiutnsh received in this city =
span OF Kentucky hcIscs. They
cost him about $500 here, and were
to be used as carriage korsls. Be-
ing rather unruly, they were taken
charge OF by G.. NJ. Scott & Co. 10
use ON light drays for a short time.
each one icing put with a we'll
bruke animal. Yesterday ittook
two men twenty minutes 10
bride one Of the new horses
and today, the other attracted a
big crowd on Main Street. In front
OF the Auerbach block. He baked
and could be neither forced nor per-
suaded along. Finally he laid down
and hal TO be taken Off the wagon,
when he went along ali right, the
other horse drawing the dray alone.
One cf the 5liky horses teeth wa
knocked out by q man who tried 10
get him 10 travel.
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Police items.

DR.. &. ". Higgins, Daniel Gift
and John Duke were tried in the
Police Court today for racing IN
Liberty ParE. Two policemen Is.
tifieI that they did, and the defend.
ants said they did not. There being
three to two, tire accused were found
not guilty.
The burglary ease against Charles
Wheaton and John Miilerwas sc,
!gE tomorrow.
Paddy Boyle, for being drunk,
was assessed 50.
\ SIS fiUe was imposed on Her
man Roberts, for assault and bat
terry.
John HanaIy, Chas. Sorensen
AMI Don NCCoy,r were fined =
each for Icing drunk.
Annie lsIker, q girl from Bug
ham Canyon, i 10 Ue tried tomorrow
for indeccut exposure.
John Mater i TO have a hearing
tomorrow on a charge Of rot berry.
W. ". Daggett was convicted Of
assault and battery oil Peter Y.
Robinson. His sentence was de-
feTrei till after R1Liuson's trial on
a charge OF obtaining goods under
false pretenses.
The trial OF 81 Eee, the China
man arrested FOR running an opium
joint, wcs in progress this after
noon.
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FATAL ACCIDENT.
Mr.. Davis Thrown From a Load of
Wood and Killed.

/ Yesterday afternoon a most terri
be accident happened at Midway
Wasatch County, which has cast &
deep gloom over the entire com
muuity OF both Midway and Hebcr
The particulars OF tie Fad accident,
Is near es can be learned at the
present time, are rs follows: Nor.
mon Davis, accompanied by his lit
tie hoy, about ten years old, went to
the canyon after a load Of wOvd.
He took a wagon to the foot Of what
is known as the Big Hill, in Pole
Canyon. where he left the hind parl
~ the wagon and took the fore part
to haul down his wood with.
on account Of the hill being
% steep. When coming down,
either the rough lock broke.
and let the Load ctOWd the
horses toe mach, o. the load tipped
over on the horses. The hoy SAYS
the load tipped up. Mr.. Davis was
thrown from il il some way and
must have Eeen dragged under il
for some distance, as one Of his boots
was found several rods above where
he was found. Mr.. Davis and his
boy were both riding on the loaG
when they started down the hill,
but the boy escaped unhurt. Some
men who we're hunting stock came
along soon after ;he accident ami
found NJ. Davis lying in the road
about half way up the hill with his
leg broken. His boy was carrying
water t. binl in his hat. The men.
Two Of the Van Wageueu boys, aud
4 man from American Fork took
their saddle blankets and made 4
Kind Of litter with which they car
ricj him down the canyon 10 where
they could get q carriage. Mean
lime 4 10y was sent after a carriage
10 take him home. The horses were
found at the foot Of the hi ! ali tan
gled up and pretty badly usad.
The men got the Injured man home
and sent 4 messenger 10 Heller for
the doctor. DR.. Lindsay was ST
Pack City and was tslepGoned for.
but word C0:;ld not be got TO him
until about eleven O'Clock. DIR.
Linisly and DIR. GregUr, OF Park
City, came over, arriving 1t Mid
way about = O'Clock this morning.
On examination they found that
the leg from Just below the knee
down sas 50 frightfuliy smashed
that they decided that ampUtatiou
was necessary. The injured man
died this morning at haif-Iast six,
soon after the operation had been
completed. Dr.. Lindsay says lac
was in a very low stale when they
arrived and he never rallied. The
injured limb nom the fracture down
wis entirely lifeless when they arr
rived. The doctor says that when
the amputatiOn was made there was
no hemOrrhage Whatever. the leg
seeming TO bc entirely blOodless.
HIS back and other parts OF his
body were GlsU badly injured -
added the doctor; when was feel
ing about his head I found n hole
IN the back Of il but whether
il was through the skull or not, | do
know" Mr.. Davis leaves a wife
and family tOmOurn his sudden and
surr0wful taking of. - Wdsa,ch
Hare, juno 10.
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FRAGMENTS.

TOMORROW evening ]. II. Ward,
E,l.. will deliver his lecture on
Europe Iliustrated,'' in the TWEEN
sy-Hrst Ward Westinghouse.
THE Sabbath meetings IN The
sugar House Warn viii, until fur
thCr noticr, commence at in the
,veriuS instead q in the after
noon.
TIE fire alarm 1t $3.50 last night
Mss caused liy the explosion OF q
fImp ia au Italians sbdu:y on y
street, between Second and Ihlri.
About SIS worth o! clothing We
turned, and the blaze was oul AZ
inoSt before the fire department. got
word q the incident.
THERE are messages II the W 81 81
vr;l Union Telegraph Office lof w
f,II.g-ir- r,er=ons: :, NJ. Rapp, care
Fl-;pl.y;s s.crc. Fifth Ward; Dun
IN zT'.Tnues. Walter Allen, Souih
Jordan Coop, q. ". ;,sel liz
-.O.A. Clayk aud g. w; After
s.a--. 4urgt Westinghouse Electric
E.aE.way.
Is tine SUyrems Court t'tsy, ~, ~,
a--rn-ut- IL ;ue suitoi the " 'issi'c li
s;iaiu- Company -. the OEesc '.-i
--s.,iuy Crm.ruv were maize anu
-.... -. submitted. The arguments
~ ,ar ..:f. yr steele 81. bo.fy, ap-
,...r.-5 r-.pl fine District Court al
- ,r.r, i3 ur1rr,ss this afier-
NOON.
TIE Young Ladies improvement
a-~.~fsf'gu II the ilth Ward are
.-,l-lr TO give q tG-lNhCrEy ft.siiNaI
and INF. Ilg--tuai entertainment IN !
fHr warG RE, tinE-h0;Ise tomorroW
,.r.rin.-. 90 which the memuers OF |
-3... wand are invited, aud only q .
.rafnal charge lpr admission, etc, |
will DC marie,
vsu. Trr=F Transit Company Is
.--.-4rr abide more OF its ROAD. /
s.vfrr rn.s aeua-d yesterday on
,f.arg>t ei.fru. tl0 Union Pacific |
...--.. Ela -.upauy has a fran /
mis-. far 4au track on Third |
7V,-t street ..l -a.s point, but yes
ra-Frv Grse tracks were pat down 4
-..-s IIars. lwu were in the centre
~ .hr street. agi lhe other COM
us.rrl-i close O. the terminus Of the
Sal. l.gEc gaM.lAy's track ami ran
s..-favarI r- Tire same tine for
1ea-lvs BIZ. B. where it turned to-
,ra-f the centre Of tie street.
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/ Summer Resort.

The articles Of association Of the
Psrl,y's Park Scenic Resort Com.
pary were fled with County Clerk
Cutler yesterday. They provide
that the general pursuit and bust
ness Of the company shall be to en-
gage liz Z general colonization anu
land business, and in conjunction
with said business 10 own, pos
sess and lease Ia.lding lots
and lands in the Territory Of
Utah, AM to carry on 4
general land business in regard to
anj in connections with such col0ni-
zltion anu Improvement enterprises.
salt Lake j. named - the principal
place Of business Il the company.
ami the capital stock Is placed al
Sl5.cJ1, divided into 500 shares OF
the PR value OF 80 each.
Daniel Harrington j. presi-
dent; Charles II. Wilcken,
vice presi lent; James AI0ilat,
secretary: William Archibald,
treasurer; Charles W. Hardy, VIII
liam salmon, Charles II. WilcSen,
James Ma.iatt. Daniel Harrington
and William Archibald being the
Lc Gfauic Young is also
a stOckhOldeT.
The following lands together with
1ppJTteUauses. water rights and
Improvements ara taken and de
ciIrri 10 be the fully llii up cap
Ital stock Of the company. 10 wit:
The north hail Of the southeast
quarter OF Section 81, and the south
west quarter Of the southeast quarter
Of said section, in township south,
of range : east salt Lake meridian,
however. the GeeI
tor right II way b. tAe Utah Central
Railway Cl'Epauy. ami the depot
grounds II five acres agreed To BE-
conveyed . Tie said railway com
u5uy; and the southeast quarter q \
the northwest quartcran and the north
west quarter 81 the southwest qua.-
r rand liie southwest corner of the !
quarter cf section %, town
ship ! south, Of ranges east, Salt |
Lake meridian.
The location u this resort is at |
ia PaTlry's Park. and |
nc location is ! mot GesiTLbi- one |
.UT 4 summer residence. The hills !
IT. close % the wtst-aud a consider
s5ic portion Of the tract i Gov
rcd with timber. There are Isl |
lcTes llattei and the portion |
not occupied 10y trees has Lcgn |
pwa down 90 timothy. The tract |
= well wa.rrcsl 10y three streams !
rem the mountains, auI the rail !
way passes through it. II Is -
niles from this city. The purpose |
+ the company Is 10 dispose Of q
number Of lots about i've 10y ten
Cls ou which parties may erect |
lJ'r-Us for summer residences. where |
iu hat Of the tower Valleys can he !
welded.