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He seemed strangely reluctant, and
| sighed and hcsitatcd, but Mt last he mado
up his mind and said;
"lf ! comply with your request you
must all submit to my conditions. You
must give me your promise that no one
will attempt 10 intrude upon me or die
turb me I'm any way. and that shall
have Que witness with me
THIS was considered quite reasonable.
and all consented readily.
II need not add that of course you
will hold yourselves bound In honor to
keep tho conditions faithfully. You. SIR
h. continued, fixing his bnsilisk eye on
his opponent who WINGED pcrccpiibly.
"shnll be that witness. You must ac-
company me into the next room; the
doors shall ic lcft open. and you will
have to describe aloud Whatever You
may see II the experience turns out To
be painful one you have only yoursclf
10 thanl. for IT,"
With these words he rose and walked
toward the corridor leading to the inner
part ot the house. and bcclsoncd 10 the
other man. who. by this ,imc consider.
ably subiuod. hcsitatcd for minute;
but. putting on tho best face he conld.
he took up lighted lamp from a table
and followed him into the first room to
the right. lea sng tho doors wide open. ,
As they disappeared strange hush
fell over tho noisy and excited com
pany. Silence reigned for sine time.
until tho twelve strokes Of midnight
were heard sounding distnn,ly from u
church clock. Then a voice arose In tho
next room. saying slowly and solcmnly,
"Maurice Durandl thou who didst
promise that on the anniversary Of our
cruel parting thou wouldst give me the
consolation Of seeing thcc again " I
called upon thee 10 appear, remember
thy promised Dear friend, / onlrcat
thee conc, Mauricci Appcar!'
Then came pause, amid brcathlcss
silence; but soon tho voice was heard
again. saying;
Maurice, remember thy vowl be-
secch thee. appcar"
Another silence. Then another voice
was heard, saying IN trcmulous accents;
"Thcrc Is faint light In the darkest
part of the room. II takes u
shapol q. ltappruachesi
lis All, Awnyl"
An unearthly shrek rent the mir, FOL.
lowed by crash and heavy fall. aud
and then all was silent once more.
The startled listeners looked NJ each
other with disnay. Some had turned
pale. while others looked III at ease. but
all felt uncertain. irrosolutc what 20 do.
Some timc elapsed before 1, was sug.
gcsted that they ought TO disregard their
promise and 20 In and see what had
happened, 40 IA TO render assistance " Il
were needed. A move waSm toward
the room, but II was Ia total darkness.
a light was procured. and this was what
they found
Tho room WINS empty, tho lamp was
upset, the table overturned and tho
window wide open. The two
men Ind Rone-and the stakes with them.
PROM the French.
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The sexton OF one Of our city churches
has recently invented and perfected y
novel and, M he doubtless imagincs, u
strikingly effective piece OF "busincss."
The interior of the ediRcc Is always
bathed in dim religious dusk until the
time for the collection. Then as the
rector delivers with deliberate sonorous.
meas tho words, "L-o't your-r light 30
shine before men," tho jealous func.
iionary throws tho throttle wide opon
and dazzles tho congregation with the
combined refulgence OF u thousand gas.
lights, producing M effect similar 10 the
thrilling moment when tho man In tho
top gallery Of Bowery theatre "turns
de calcium on Juliet. Life.
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An essay on tho subject Of the Amefi-
can literature by Walt Whitman. quaint.
rugged aud horny rs ono of his own
portraits, appears in The North Ameri-
can Review. Tho style reminds one
somewhat Of the peculiar English which
Carlyle laborcd so many years to make
unlike that OF anybody olso who over
wrote. Tho difference Is that Walt
whi,nans unusual English is natural
TO him. "llayo We u national litora.
turcy hc asks. lie thinks not litcra-
turc distinctiycly. though we have tho
elements Of one. and a noble one.
Whether we shall ever fiso to our OPP
portunity and weave II into form aud
enduring substance, however, he gives
up as a conundrum too deep for him.
In his travels through all parts Of the
country Walt has found that good nat.
urc, docorum and intelligence arc tho
main characteristics Of tho young poo
pie OF the United States He believes
these qualities. "tho ycrtebral stock Of
supcrbcst and noblcst nations" will be
tue OASIS OF our Writings. IN developing
a literature we must ''trcat tho old
b..,ii,.,,,..,,t.. 40. e.. wi, an
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES w. Us ""', "uh
try 90.
Further,
a..
Nhai are now deepest wanted IN tho state.
~ no'a zoe lhelr literature are Patriotism
hauo.Ailly, ensemble, or w" iuc's % these,
hhn W. COMPROMISING Eehe.i, Ahh sa,ufA'
Won o. the.,' S.' mo metz nawlihg anu Drag
s'Hselp us mem, nut 'ha tnu'ei emotion iaels,
sho isFio. anu priehnlai irneuillH tpflt ~
,ou , hs,u; NM ~ tho tlsk o. ocins MIS-
uin.i ,lnpo : ,houih au.l on hhn rrpcat thnl
va. . ',,,".sh.,ne n'ia'as ior Ansfi1ah can
neN.r oe inerrly s"9i ana moral 10 me con-
49, u.''u'1n SUI shat N
a,a"- ,,o'l y M, aN,S, 70 n'.hl'on.u ny
w wa r.sp-oN thch tpolih az, int ,hi'
Va. s',a nA,,0n hvostAphlon-
SUI ,no pu,'."'.si slahaalu.
". 'l.'',a' Arinw anu hoh' hllosophle,
..,,n 's ','.''n ~. sen'.s NJ P1,nsuhH W
,, ,'1ss"e anu '.p.eaey 70 my
,',. W n'v,s I. lst q,
.i,n 'ns,n,is,i inss,,, w ,lls1l
Wy, p',vl,oM invention. anu lnurnnl-
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VIII anybody ever reach tho north
poleg The nearest TO II that inan has as
yet penetrated Is 80 dcgs. - ming. laii.
tudc. This was reached by MI. Lock.
wood. member Of tho grccly cSlvdi-
tion, which explored the regions Of otc-
nal ice aud snow from 1881 TO 1891.
II anybody could reach the north pole
Il would naturally be- u person hardened
to TO- cold OF Norway. Accordingly the
bold Scandinavian explorer. Professor
Manson. viii have fighting chance OF
succeeding.
lie proposes - "build little ship Of
moi over 40 tons. au1 construct her ac-
eording to bis own idea. She will bo Of
such model that tho leo cannot crash
her, hut can only lift her up. with
this vcsp' twelve picked men and pro.
visions Tor five years, hansen will make
the attempt. He viii strike . new route,
in the beginning that pursued by the
American whalors who pass up through
pehring sirnii.
From Bolrlng strait Nansen will coast
westward along the shores Of northern
Siberia till he GENES 10 the New Siberian
ilands. There no win carefully exam.
Inc the currents aud start northwafd
through free Ice water toward the north
pole. In common with many others.
Nanioa believes there Is an open sea
about tho pole Ho expects TO get fas.
tened in tho ice and drift will. II across
the polar region, and NJ length south.
ward ard westward md strike the region
Of hope and warmth again somewhere
between Greenland and spitzbcrgcn. He
hopes to start a year from this June
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Frank Mangin has ono Of the stranges,
hobbies ia the world. lie comes on The
hoor and takes seat aud pulls out "a roll
OF greenhaeks. There no sta all through
the session, and what do you suppose he /,
waiting fori Only 20 buy golil Evcry man
on change who has few pieces OF yellow
money can get hills for II by applying 10
Mr. Mangin, This boys I. ratronlzc HIN,
and he goes awny every day with his pook
.ts loaded down. once made bold 10 ash
him what he did with the .tun. lie was
angry In u moment, and Told mo IL was
none OF my business. and told me In q
way that have never yentured 20 usk an,
more questions concerning it.--Chleage
latter,
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olRcE.


n thou wilt case thine heart
or love and all Its smart.
Then sleep, dear. sleep;
Aid not sorrow
Hong any tear on your cyelashcs;
Llcstlll asi deep.
Bad soul, until tho sea wave washes
The riv o the sun tomorrow
In eastern sky.
But VIII tbou cure thine heart
OF love and all il smart,
Then die. dear. die;
us deeper. sweetor
Than on rose bank 20 lie dreaming
With folded eye.
And then alone. amid the bcamlng
OF loves stars thoult meet her
In eastern sky.
It. L. betldocs In Deaths Jest BOOK.
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Ask for Liebig C0MPANY'S
NOTICE of SALE of RrAL IsIAIt.

NoTicE u HEREBY GIVEN, THAI N
~ pursuanrc of an order Of the Probate
tourt OF the County Of salt lAke. Tertiioty Of
titan, on the an day Of FEBRUARY, i-ni, In the
maitor Of the estate VI Henri inghrcacn ,deeeas.
od,thr undersisncd, ndminisirairik Of thc said
estate, vii cell at private sale 10 tho highest
bidder. Tor cash, subject 70 renufmaiion BY said
ut W O'Clock M, at the law ofiico Ut Richards
a Noyic. IN the Consultation building, Ma n
street, n the ciiy and county 81 All l.ike, 1cr.
and rstitr Of The SAID Henri lnghrrson, AZ the
timo " his death. and al the fight. TILE auf
interest that the SAID estate has, by operation
Of Law " oihefwise, acquired, Other thai or IN
ADDITION to that oftlo said HEM In shfeicn VI
the iimo Of his death, In andto ali that certain
piece or parcel 81 land situate v.Hl Hnd
ieinE In he city and touniy Of sail LAX Ter.
riiory Of titan, aud bounded aud &c .uniici a.
follows Iicginniug At point on the east sidc
nf road EAST seventy tso huudfcdihs lOfgi
ctains. aud north one and ninety two hun.
dfcdths iiy.l ehains, from h.'s1uihvest cor.
ner Of the northeast quarter % segunn fwun.
ty.scVen tli) In Townshf, One .il -ouih. of
hangc Osc ~ kast, -nit Tale Meudian, thence
soath eighty two go degrees and ieuflul min
utes West ciFht t.l uhainl, tncnrn Nuuh i've
~ chains thence NORTH eighty two isil Dc.
rrecs aud iiun fl0l minutes, West eight lsl
chains, thence south I've t5l CHAINS TO tho place
Of beginning together with ihr secondary
water nght " the sane; aud Alec With Tght
OF Wy fuTan irrigatiug diirh across tre lana nf
said estate ~ tho aUuNr described land, At such
apiece a. will BE- practical and the least niu,
rigls u the estate 81 .aid deceaigl
cent. of purchase monty 10 BE- uaii 10 the "a.
ministrAtux on The day % sale. balance on
counrmaiiun ot fnle ~ sad clurt. Decd At
expense ~ rufchlscr. nids 70 b. in wrltlng
and delivered 10 aid admmlatnuiN befo
'''' "'' " ANNA u. CALvERr.
Adminisiratrix Of the estate Of hrury Ing
sstfi 9tefiitv March g;th. i.1l. asw
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE y HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ undersigned executor Of tie estate OF
jtret Cope, deceased, 10 the creditors OF, sad
OH persons having claims against The said do
ceased, to exhibit thom, with tho necessary
Nouehrrs,withln tea mouths alter the Arst puii,
ncauon OF this notice, - the said executor at
us oHler - aud "a last First south sitcet, halt
lake CITY, Ia the county Of salt Lake, Utah
Territory.
Dated February 2sth. 1901.
ISAAC ". WAnnELL,
Executor Of the estate OF JAnol Cope, dc
ceased d oaw stw
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE y HEREBY GIVEN ny TIIE
~ undsfaiEned. administrator o. the fss
tate OF Mary Yates. deceased, 10 the rredl
tor OF, aud All persons having claims against
tho said deceased. 10 exhibit them with the
the nrst publication Of this notice, 10 the said
Admlnittfai0r ~ hia oilco ln the Constitution
nuilcing, Man siIect, IN salt Lake CliY aud
County, Utah Territory.
Dated fob, u. is9i.
j, ~, MOVIE,
Administrator OF the estate Of Mar stes
deceased. dlAwst
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court ~ and for salt Lake
County, Tcrriory " utah.
In the matter Of the Estate Of Daniel earn,
Dcceasod.-NOftCI.

NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN Lamar a. Ensign and samuel Darn, a..
miniatTntors of the estate Of Daniel tara,
decelsed, hayo rendered for settlement, and
nled m sid Court, their dual account "
then administration Of said estate aud
petition for nual distribution Of the rest
nur Of said estate among the perHoul
uniltlsd thersto. nui that THURSDAY, Tie iath
DAY u Apul, s, u. i-1i, NJ ~ O'Clock a. NJ.
~ The Court Room o. saii Court, ~ tho County
Court House. salt lake CITY nnd County, Utah
Territory has teen duty aupuiutedh Y the Judge
20 aid Nuuri for the arttirins Mot said account
and hearing sad petition for distfihnton nj
whieh time and place any persun Interested m
taid estate may afpsar AMI show ruutg, n any
there BE-. why said account should not Lr
settled aud approved and final distribution
made ~ priYeu tor.
Dated March q, is1l.
r.E. ATt,EN,
dlw CLERK oi the Iruraie C0ur,
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Tho DfHrfct rhNtfrn hAuht a CORPORATION
Plaintiffs,
GeorF, u. Y,adon. Iiearie,,a Ycadon. stewart
4. baurh, Jane Murdoch. copper Andor.
sou and Edward =. Trchwith,
Defendants,
Tho People Of the Territory Of utsh send
tre'inFi
To George y. Yeadon. Henrietta Yeadon, STEW.
art =. haush, jaincs Murtuci. Cooper "A.
dersoR and Edward j. irnsith Defend.
ants
Vou AM nEnTBy RsQ'iRED To AP.
tnc above named plaintiff ~ ". Dtsirict Court
Of the third Judicial nisifict % N. Territory
q uiAh, aud 10 answer ID. compliant Ned
therein WITHIN ten days ioNcln.lse Of tho day
Of feryie.l after the service on you Of this
spmmpns-if served within this county, or. IL
served ont o. this county. hut In THE district.
within twenty days. Otherwise within forty
days or Judgment hy default viii bo iakeh
against you. according TO the prayer OF said
complaint
The sid action IL brought 10 recover tue
suin OF 500 with interest thereon AZ per cent
per annum nom Juiy -, islo, anu the cum of
hn with interest al 10 per cent per annun
from June s., ihio. and ten per cent III the
amount found due a. attorncy's fee. anu costs
Of this suit and for such other or further re-
lict IN the premises a. 70 THIS court may seem
meet and equitable. And . farther decree III
1T lot In block II, plat a." shlt LaHe U'ty
survey, commencing AT point ~ rods south
rum Aut ~ We corner OF HAll luit running
thence east rods. thence south 20, rods.
thence west : rods thence north ga 10 the
place OF beginning, under a mnftFare made
cxe,utNcnnd delivered by the said defendant
10 the said nlAintin September hih. isg1. 10 -.
cufY payment of 2ptomisnfy notca Tor fsc1uD
each and even daic and payable one year after
date with interest nom uate until paid, that no
part OF ether oi tAid pT0mlFory notes has been
pad except Interest on The hfst one down to
July u, lao. and the Interest on u. second one
down 10 June 0, lsUi which said mortgage
provided for an attorneys fec as afsTe.aid
That the shid defendt nts and alt 9th persons
claiming said premises rubsequent 10 said
plhinuns mortgage may 10 barred aud ioro'
closed under All sale, and that tho proceeds
OF said aalr be applied 10 the payment Of the
amount due the plainlin after pay Ing all costs
and rNrunfcs ami attorneys foe. aud that the
plalniih may have judgment for any deficiency
which may remain afitr applying all the prO,
cccds uf sad sale against Tie said defendants
GcOfgrL. leAdon And henrietta loAdon.
And you are hereby notified that " YOU fall
"a appear and answer the said compliant a.
the court for the relief dcmnnfsd therein.
witness the Hon. charles 2. Zane, Jndse, and
the zeal OF tho mstriet Court Of the rhird
Judicial nhtuet, ~ aud tor The rurnioTy OF
Utah, THE lith day ~ February, M tho
year - nur lord one thousand eight hun.
dfcd and nnrif,nne.
iiLNli q. MCMILLAN.
Nv GEo. d. LOOMS. ''
Deputy Clerk.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE u liEHkiIN GIVEN ny THE W.
~ dcuigned, exc suior of the estate Of
william Howard. deceased To tho creditors
Of, aud all persOns having claims aFiiust The
ssit decreased, TO exhibit them, with ihc neces-
sary voucher. within four months after the hfst
Territory.
Dated February ?iih, ls)i.
IsAAC N. WARDEiL,
Executor ~ the Estate o. William Howard
dreruffd. aiaW q ~
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NOTICE ~ HEREBY GiyEN, TuAT
~ MaEhfct Wilson, ndmiuifti aifiNo the ~.
tate Of John Wilson deceased, h. rendered
tor settlement, and Ned ~ said court, hsf nnal
anu peuuon Tor unHl distribution of thefeaiduH
~ said estate among the persons entitled
thereto. ana INST "wednesday, the 1T day Of
Court Room Of SAID court, IN the County court
House, salt Lake city and county. utah
1sn1i0y. has been duly appointed b. tho
iucae Of SAID court. for tho settlement Of fahi
account and hearing asid petitiou for dsifihu.
tion, ~ Which time tnd place any prfs on intrf.
eftsu IN said rfthte may Hrpfar and show
cause. " an there hc,vhy said account should
not be settled aud approved aud hnAl dlstribu.
uon made o. prayed tor.
Dated Marhf, i.ni.
q. L., ALLEN,
cittk Of tho Probate Court.
1iyC n. erlsTOH Deputy
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE n HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ undersigned executor and eNrrutriN Of
tic last will And testament OF Mlllrn Atwood,
deceased, 10 the creditors Of ANT All persons
having claims Against the said deceased. TO cx.
hint thuin with the necessary vouchers, with
~ thN montha after the Inst publication OF
III. notice, to the said executor aud cNcrutriN,
~ No. W south first last street, sat Lake
city. IN the County Of salt LAke.
Dated March 4, ieal,
MliI.EN NJ ATWOOD,
AHblL ANGLNETTE SERMON.
Executor ana hNecuutx of tie iast viii ana
eslaiaent of Mullen Atwood, deceased.
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The oldest travelling passenger agent
In the land is Capt. May, who has been
retired by the Pennsylvania railroad on
half pay for the remainder OF his days.
Ho IN n white haired man OF 20, six feet
tall, straight and stron..
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Little Minnie-when was It, NON.
mcr. that you had fouy eyes;
Mommer-Don't talk nonsense, Min.
ME. never had -four eyes.
Little Minnio-Then. why does every
ono ay ! got my eyes'from youf--Jowcl.
ers Circular.
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OF tho lnscparablcs In printing arc
the errors In spelling and punctuation.
Repeated revision is no guhrd against
mlsplnclng a type, which often pro-
duces amusing blunders, Sometimes
single letter Is Of the utmost impor.
lance. Once printer in putting to
press n form OF the Book OF Common
Prayer dropped &C." which made
/. tho passage read, 1--WE shall be hanged
In u twinkling OF an eye, instead Of
Changed. providence Journal.
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In the ease Of polsons, vomiting
should bc the inst thing looked ont for
and encouraged. Don't look for clean
wator-the more repulsivc the water
She better tho result. Mustard and
soap and water are both good. Milk is
one OF the best ud antldotes and coffee
- the next best
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deceased.
Notice 81 time ana place for hearing ~ rctl'
ton ior admission 10 probate Of Will.
Drn.tANT 10 AZ ORDER OF aAiD
tnuu ln ssid matter notice u hereby
gwen ihat "wednesday. tho nrst DAY 81 April
=. -. lsls a. ton O'Clock o.. tu., 10 the County
uoui House, salt lake city. Utah Territory,
~ The court room 81 aaid court, has teen ap.
. ieiiiion ~ hrol u. Pate, praying for The
hdmifa'on To probate or q certain d1gunrni
herewith presented. pufporiinr 20 be the last
vii aud ie-iAment o. said decreased, when ard
Whcf" all pcrs lns Interested may appear ami
oppusc The probate % said viii, or the grant
INK ~ letiers OF COMMUNICATION, With the vii
ANNEXED. to Jacob q Pate and Thomas Green.
Wool, ~ prayed for in said petition.
~ witness whereof, ! have lefrunt1 set my
hand ant AIMED the seal 81 said Court, THIS
1911 day Of March. 4. u. lspi.
lsraL.l q .. ALtfN,
tirfk 81 the pfubttr t0urt.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NorioE Is HEgEBY GIVEN nv TIE
~ undersigned Administrator with tho
VIII annexed OF the estate OF IOhn NAhn
deccascd, TO the creditors OF und ali
perssns having claims against the said
deceased, 10 exhibit them with the necoS,
Ahfy vouchers, within ten months after tie dfst
puhlieatinn of this notice, to the SAID admins
lraior, AZ No, $40 Wdst First south sirce., sail
Lake CITY, M the County " salt Lake.
Dated February lslh, lspl,
Administrator With the will annexed on The
estate ~ John Nash, deceased, dlawst
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The People OF tho Territory OF Utah send
urneungi
To Louisa Frat. WIDOW. Tranel. :. Dyer. Ellen
=, irsu, Lois u, Hunt aud Ann l.. I'ratt.
he!rs Of Ire late Adlison Fran. aeceased,
defendants
You ARE HEREBY REQUIRED To Ap.
Il pesr NJ an ari ~ hIeught against you by
the Above nseled rlsintir Ia lhe Dslncf Court
o. the THIRD Judicial District Of the i,rri.sr,
q ttAh, and TO answer The complaint Med
therein within tea dAyf (ek ll,ye of tho Jay
OF fefNiee) Afiar thr service on you Of M.
summons-if served within ihl. coaniy OF IL
served out OF this county, but In TIL. district.
wlhln twenty DAY q olhcfwise within forty DAY,
yem lua , By dsisall WI 20 shen asala.l
The sAii action u brought TO have n arorpr
~ lhis rourt adludsing each OF the defendant
% the properly her ihAfiSrs .dsseribed, and
determining such clam or ciAimA al.
Judging that the defsndanta OF each Of
or either Of them hs'a no estate or
property. and that the title u plaintii 10 same
ana TIE whole tnareof 10 good ana valid uer
hcsuAlly pnioinins defendants aud eaeh Of
uen trotn asserting anT adverse interest tn
- land and pteuitst, and granting plalntin
sueh olher ami further relief "a 10 equity be,
longs SAID premises are described ssfolloNs,
blocs u, riat SAT- Lake oliy Suryry' run'
ming thrnee West rods, hpnos NOttn i1rois
,hnnee fAsl Z RODS, thence south % rods 70
plA.e OF begiunioE, shuato In salt Lake CITY
ard County, uiah fsuiilry.
AndSon are hereby notified that II yeu fail
70 appear and ApsweT tho said compliant a.
above required. The sad plaiuuu wll'AppIy 10
the Court Tor the raiiei dainanded there h.
Witness The Hon. charles :, Zane, Judge and
the sea- o. the Dsuitt Court of iht lhird
Judieial District, ~ Hul Tor the Tsuitafv
% Ntah, thlsllih day u February 10 the year
oiour Lord one laousHud eGni hundrod
lsr,L. HENRY G, MCMILLAN,
CLERK.
olp deputy Clerk
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IN he District Court ~ aud for he Third
judicial Dis,r1e, VI Uiah Territory,
County Of lSIlf Lake
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Tho pcferet sAvirrs Rank, a Corporation.
Plaintiffs.
-.
George u. Ysadon. iiourieita icudon. stewart
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