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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19
Baby Carriages,
Baby CarrTd4t

90 Der cent. discount on all BfDy-Nlrf
Our stock Is large, anl We have -lm'
oues ielt AL well made and hanl-oHo.l +
hOs.ered. .... .
Now Is the beet time 90 Dgy CARP DIT.
so AMI UOc. WOOL CARPETS arc stf
gains.
,t KrAiN SCRlM> az ~. yeri r.t
HOYS' AMI LADIES' oulRl-WAlSln i. DID,
variety nom Poe. to 81.
WHITE BED.spREADS vii 10 sold
Monday. - .f
IADiEs' SOLID RID HOSE, R.cheaea 30 .-'
Misses sUN-RED HOSE. best made i''
fADlES FINE LIsLE-FINISH BALBhlo"A'
LADIES BLACK aud CREAM HOSE, SIS G.'
LADIES FINE WHITE DRoPPkl-slli0'
hsLE HOSE, 52c. per pair ~. s.,.
JHlFiO>>, IA ali coloir. ~ '-l''--l ine' 49,
Cream, Green, Red, aud \ allow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19
An Appeal from Floyd Avenue.
RICHMOND. Va. June IS, 1892

HO"N' ' 49, 'N"-S - -~"~'
To The Eiuor of the Dispatch
Kindly allow me space in your valuable
paper 10 express the wishes of number
of citizens residing on Floyd avenue be-
tween Laurel and Lombardy streets. The
electric company is unloading poles, and
very rough and unsiehtly ones at
that. along Floyd avenue upon which
to run the wires for the eiec-
trc lights. Now we think this gross
injustice. Why not put the poles upon
side streets Us has been done in the case of
Grace, Franklin. Leigh, Clay, and Others
Why disfigure the appearance OF q pretty
and improving street merely for the sake
of few poles? hope the company will
see the mistake and correct IT.
RESIDENT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19
TIE BETTE THOMAS LEWIS CASE.
Chief Features of the Decision ny '"'
Court of Appeais-Judgc LacS Disscn's'

Especial telegram to the DispatchI
WyruYyIILE. VA, June IL. - Bette
Thomas Lewis has been made n rlct "ou'hn :
by the decision of he Supreme Cours Oh
Appeals rendered on Thursdny py JULES
Faun.leroy delivering the opinion, Wnion
was very full and exhaustive, re'iewlnS
both the law and the evidence ih'oinen'
After giving briet history u. .llo '"e -
tomato family ties and RELATIONS Oh
Thomas TO his illegitIrnate daughter Bette.
and contrasting them with his feeling lot
his collateral Kin. of which he often hau
reason to complain on account oi 'nci
"beeginc ietters.n he entered on
the discussion OF the evidence IN
the case. especially of Fanny Cores.
the intimate companion OF bettie LEWIS,
the one VINO was present at the tune Oh 'iie
death of ". 4. Thomas. rms witness, nc
said. had stood q most rigid and trying
cross-examination, conducted by some OF
the most astute minds in Virginia. without
faltering or having her evidence the least
bit marred. A.
He criticised the course of Watkins, the
administrator of Thomas. and the ulslh-
genuous way in winch ne tried to pry INTO
the AFFAIRS of Bette Lewis Immediately
after her fathers death.
DEATH-BED DONATIONS.
The facts drawn from the testimony Of
Fannie Coles were that few hours Delofo
his death Dir. IhOmas called Bette 10 MN
In her presence and presented her Win the
key TO his lock drawer IN the Dana, his
pass-book, some negotiable notes, two pen
knives. and. enumerating them. told her 10
take them tnat they represented all OF us
property that shortly Afterwards ne
summoned her TO his bedside AGAIN anu
chided her for placing these ms snia III M =
bureau-drawer, and not IN her trunk uhu
made her remove them 10 her truLA'
SUSTAINED.
The opposition further stated that TINS
evidence was sustained by that or Dr. NC
Guire and Others. The Judge then alluded
T. the common law which governed dona-
tions m0ri cQHsd, citing many authorities
bOtn as To what constituted such deaVn-
bed gifts and what things constituted the
badges of such quits. IN case tue article
itself could not be delivered.
HE YIELDED.
The JUDGE expressed It ~ his opinion,
which he backed with arguments. that a
pa.s-bOOk 10 bank would constitute such
n badge Of possession. thus reversing
Judge leake's decision as 20 the Sl5'OJ0 IN
bank. but the majority OF the conrt dlu
not agree with him here, and he yielded 10
their views. he then alluded TO the
statute IN the Code generally known "a tue
statute OF Fraudulent GIFTS" and said IL
did not govern this case: that there was a
clear distinction between gifts az referred
to in that statute and donations morris
oausa, which were always alluded 10 III law
books under that head.
Judges Lewis and Richardson, in con-
curing. spoke in the most complimentary
terms OF Judge Fauntieroy's opinion, and
adopted 1t IN the main as thcir own.
THE DISSENT.
Judge Lacy, in dissenting. LAID great
stress on the fact that III his Judgment the
statute of fraudulent gifts covered the
case III question.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19
The swing.

We sat on the swing together,
A, the end u the orchard close;
A hill with - budding heather
Like a purple dome arose.
On the heavily-iyied chapel
The sun for the windows sought;
In the shadows II peIr-'ree aud apple
The daisies were crowded and caught.
And this was her thirteenth sumner,
And was ~ old as she,
But love is an early conner;
lie came 10 her and me.
o, silently. slowly swinging.
Iill star peered halt afraid.
And tho chapel bell was ringing,
And the shadows we're los. On shade
joins DAVIDSON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19

the subcommittee. but Mr. watterson.
another member of the COMMITTEES, Is
warmly urging Mr.. Owens for the place.
There Is ono vacant place In the commit
tee. A prominent member OF tho National
Committee said there would be no fight
over the temporary organization, and that
Il was intended TO avoid any trouble be-
tween tho Cleveland and anti-Cleveiand
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19

[By Anglo-American cable 10 the Dispatch.l
BERLIN, June lS.-Prnce Bismarck start
ed from Freidrichsruhe for Vienna to-day
to attend the wedding of his son, Count Her.
Hoyos, which occurs next TUESDAY III that
city. He passed through Berlin at 5:l5
o'clock this afternoon. A crowd gathered
ct the Anhslt Station, and when tho train
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19

in one OF our perfect fitting Summer
Suits. 1t is snit that will satisfy you.
You can buy suit for less money, but
you can't buv q cheaper suit. That
sounds paradoxicil, but it's true just the
same. CheapDess isn't regulated by
what you pay, bnt 10y what you get for
what you pay. You can buy good ma
terial anywhere, but it isn't everywhere
that you can get perfect tit and with
out it the best of material isn't worth
wearing. Here's the whole story In u
nutshell With our Summer SUITS you
get the best OF make rs well as the best
Of material.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19
Asclentllic Experiment.
frruth.l

Mrs. Chambers: lou are not going out
tonight. are you, John?
Chambers: Yes. love. can't very well
get out OF 1t. promised some of the mem.
bers of our scientific club that would
join them tonight IN an interesting expe-
riment known as incarnadinlng the mu-
nicipaiity.
Mrs. Chambers: In that case it's all
right. was afraid you wero going to some
drinking place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19
JUNE CLOSING l,ll

12lkc. PONCEEs arl flNEAll
reduced % 6tlo ya-l.
10 ana l2ie- FlDl RED Iel...
reduced 10 a,sc.
Isc. WOOL CHALLIFs reIl. It.Is
20. %. AMI soc. CORDED il.'
i2lac. yari.
%, 80, and 37l5s MAHssllIs
loo. yard.
lGss and Doc MADRAS Cf0II..
warranted 90 wash, redlcef oboe.
o.. LAWNS reduced to DBL.
A few pie-os mnro of f0at Ihr.r
DRESS GOODS, -Nehay dana.
the Wyani0tfe. 40 b.. F-r.i.
lG2 a. WASH slRAll- rei
basset remnants D.
CLOTH, Ilsst is. lad .Al ...
s0LID-CoLoRED WOOL cHNa.
nants, 81. n yari
BIACK EMBROIDERED
NIrTIS. with whfe ol1 rose -
90. 90. and soc. q yard
PURE WHITE BEDFORD CORD
yarf-rcil ed from 800.
EXTRA liNL DlNlll az iH..
FRENCH CHALIlE- relleeI
BLACK LACE bJNllNH'
% a.. a yarl
z5 =, 10 10 as yard
ALI-sHK IkON-FRiNr DItt.
nue. reIuced from ; D. .n 1925
CHINA ~lLk. nearly "a gard rts
,u.. lin Tan fii.. iIl If.s. Sol. 4
T..t, n,.. l.r.s.Ir fI...r-... .
l.' "a e.
Crept bargains fro BIaCN sllh-
BLANh HENRIETTA at ...-i
HACK CHMIIroi1c.lole
BLACK HEhNAhiA h.I.I'.,r
sl.s0 = yard rom .,,,...
B.ACH -
BLACh NtN''-' ti.lN"'' a.
FINE BLACk cktro>. io n..
ducea IRON
r ,Kfll,L,SS II .er-t... ..r..
RE ] A. $50 incn'a' f'i-
| var ,,,, ,,,-.-,,,.....
MAZE J ~ nI .'n'l
STRIPED HENRLlit r"-'i
| yard. ....
| EXTRA FINE rAi
FINE sAIrEtAe. w..r .- aa'..
i.i.c. q yarl.
| STRIPED llNtN 'ti.f .'.
To- -tirt-wai-i-. rr
SOLID PISS, RED li., iii-'.'
SAL LEN~, -.a..a 10
FINE DRApERT NlLir. -e.af.
| tlf.0u CHINA silks.
Akkt FINE lttf. g. l.i ...-.
Blue. PINK. Lilac, bed. N i.... t.i
| t0 l2il'. yard
| titi RID f'Nnti-- -N.. t..-
| to l2i ac. yard
| IRISH Lawns, very ...''
oRGANulE LAHN,. l-.-tft
LAOS, 20 bee eio-ei o4t, h..p.
| UAMBl Re- EpDlNr, 500 1882.
| rrarf variety ut I. t.I. n... l.,
90.
from ~ to sii.r.. esta utr
Extra llnc ,.... ''
Ali-Moui. b.t D. 'luhd @-','-.
wide. fclAcrl ~ DO ID i .... ......
tALAM Nt@if '.'t. .- t'i VI
CREAM NJ '-' Hii'-'"' '~'
81 As-Nrl4lNo- aai 'h.Ai'ir.
coll.s. - ani -'... fti''
thf An 'hi'.'A
| sino"il' -ist l.
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iNE INDIA Li'-''
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tAIhA tiNH ,'-. MID i-.t' ''
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yard. ..,. ..... .....
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19
MEETlNGS-Third Monday.

SYRACUSE LODGE. KNIGHTS or PYTHlAs.
RICHMOND LODGE, 0DD-FELLONS.
INDIASOLA Tribe, BED MEs.
PANuNKEY Tribe, RID MES.
ASSOWAN TRlBE, RID MEN.
LEE COUNCIL, fEAfEBNAL CIRCLE.
EAsT-ESD LODGE. GOLDEN CHAIN.
PATRICK HENRY CUi NCIL, MECHANICS.
LEE COUNCIL. MECHANICS.
GRACE COURT, EQUITABLE LEAGUE.
VIRGINIA LODGE, TONTI.
SfONEWALL GROVE. pBUIDS.
RkSCUE LODGE, GOOD TEHPLARs.
CHARITY LOuGE, GOOD rEMPLAhS.
M'GiLL CATHOLIC UNION.
ST. BESEpiCTts BENEFICIAL SOCIETY.
RICHMOSD LODGE, EIkS.
IFANHOE LODGE, KNIGHTS or PYTHfAs.
UNITED BROTHERHOOD OF CARPENTERS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19
THE TEMPORARY ORGANIZATION.
No Committee " Suggestion" for Chairman
Before To-Morrow-~Probnbiii

CHcAeo' III, june lo.-lhe suo-com-
niittee on temporary organization held q
meeting to-day. but did not decide on u
temporary chairman tor the conyen-
ton, the conclusion being reached
that as II had until Monday to report
10 tie fall committee the name of
q man as suggostionn for the tenn
porary organization. it would take until
that time 20 decide whom 1t would recon-
mend, AID would take all the time it could
fucky. and Steyolson. of Illinois. con-
tipue IN the front as probabilities for the
honor, with sorke mention of Wilson.
OF West Virginia. Alr. Stevenson has
the support Of the tour members OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19

Both the method and results whea
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
TEN eiectually, dispels colds, head
aches and feyers and cures habitusl
constipation Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Doe
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup co.
Ssg FRANCISCO. Cal.
LOUISVILLE, ky. NEW YORK. ~
ia l-Su. Wfyl Fotlptcoir
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19
- nRLrIsH ELEcrIoNs.

The government is watching with the
keenest interest the developments of the
approaching elections IN England. It's
sympathies are altogether with the Con-
servatives. a. 1t is known that the advent
OF Mr.. Gladstone 10 power would be di-
rectly against the interest OF the Drei-
bund. King Humbert Is especially con-
cerued. as a GladstonlaE victory would inn
peril the ntelie with Lord Salisbury on the
cooperation of the English and Italian
fleets against France under certain contin-
gencles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19
THE SECOND SECTION.

After tho first section pulled out from
Stsunton the second section hove in view.
Colonel Charles OBJ. Cowardin and w. ID.
Chestsrman. of the DHPATcH, and the lat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19

Ex-Governor Campbell arrived from
Ohio tonight with other members. OF the
OHIO delegation. When questioned as 10
the situation in the Ohio delegation he
said "One third of the Ohio delegation
are for Cleveland to the DEATH one third
favor him if New York Will support him.
and one third is against him. ply friends
IN the Ohio delegation are for Cleveland
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-22
NOTICE or SALE UNDER TRUST

x,rprAs cgAHLEeo. FARgswoKTH.
w an the fist osy q Mreh, i.ai, executed
and delivered 10 the hsus y. commerce. NE
.ertaia pf prom ,br,e hundred and forty doiius,
uousenu ~, list day Of March, lsgl with IN
,crest thereon al the rate Of Ten per cen, por
annum from rs ~, Is nsni Of co@%efce.is salt
l Whe vw 10 secure the payment Of said note
aese'slss 70 y yS sfnswcSin and fHg JENNIE 1
A. Ysrnsworih, his vile. on the same
dsy Executed and delivered 70 D..
whlter aud H. f e,asip deed wse,sGg ~ , IsIs
con,ov"d to inc sad ?. v Walker And :. II.
Tielas, IL In trust the iolluwipg described
prsmises, situate ~ ra' orr ,b, SuW IAN Y,
ilse as. ~ u, ana seyea 81 ia block nflson
s lc elsn, 40 70 sl S,ast 'sT sss,, ., lols
seven % aud nine p, IN md aeay. W.
hl.,. thi,iy ..ix tej, lots eleven tlil and we've
I'm IN block thlrty. seyen lSij anu lots one %,
tsV(2l, twelve a.. th,r'eoh w., ioar',en ~,
eighteen ii am block seveniyohe "a all a. plat
TOD In kinney a uouflay's iniptgNed city plat o.
salt Lake CITY, which ss'a ~, ueeu w" uuly NEE
Of san ste souniy, Utah, on the rnth dAy Of
Juiy, ispl, and recorded IN pooA "iAi' page
630i and -. .,a..
tbiugs that ahnuld default bo made 10 tho pay.
inont OF sad not. AocofdlhE W " uue tenpr
and effect sAld trustees ~ the Fequ ~ OF the
legal holder OF sAid note. may proceed 10 sell
tho pfouerty IN said deed described At public
venduo ~ Inc highest bidder tor ossh, al the
front door OF the County Couri House. at the
county eeAt OF salt Lake County, Utah, fret
giving thirty days public notice ~ the time,
termr and Mace Of sale, and description OF the
pfopertv IL be sold, by advertisement IN some
newspaper printed and published In SAT- Lake
WhSre.s' md maker Of said note hrs utterly
failed and refused 10 pay the Interest falling
due thereon on the 2lst day of september,
lsil amountlng 10 the sum OF one hundred and
Q giit and6O 100 Is To-. CO. iollArsi and
Whereas Tho holder VI sail nolo, the Hank OF
Commerce, mss elected 70 declare and has dc.
elafed. under the provisions Of said deed Of
trust. Inc whole " said debtd and payable,
and has regueatsd the undcrsigned trustees 70
soil tho promises under the power conferred
upon them Nv said deed. for the purpose Of sat.
lsiyinE the said debt. including priHeipal aud
Sow, therefore, pursuant 20 TIE power IN
them vested by said trust deed, and " tho ro-
quost Of he said Hank Of Commerce Aforesaid,
We,a. b. Walker and =. II, Yields, it,, ustoes,
Of -Alt Lake City. Utah. viii, Al tho front door
Of the County Court House, In salt Lake Coun.
~, Utah on the y,th day OF December, 1924 At
the hour Of IL O'Clock m. OF sad day, eel at
publ q yendue to the highest bidder Tor each,
the premises heretnbefcra and In sad decd
described, 10 satisfy said noto and interest, and
costs Of executing this trust. -
y. II YIELDS, Jr.
Dated Nov 18th. isps
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-22
NOTICE OF SALE or rRUsr DEED.

NEYHEEEAs A. l.. WILLIAMS, on THE
w lard cay " March, isj9. executed add
delivered to The hank o. Commerce HI. certain
prUmissory note for thu sum Of i've thousand
seven hundred and nineiy.tvo dol ARE. pay able
on the Iiet day - March. lsii, with interest
thereon AZ he rate o. 70 per gen, per snnum
able a. the Bauk Of commcrco In salt Lake
cry; and
aooofdins 10 iis true tenor and uil,c, the sad
a. l. Williams, and tmma > Williams, his
wife. on the same DAY executed ana delNeied
sait iale cay Utah. acer,aln died Whereby
they. conveyed 70 said = ,. Wake and \ ~
fieid., it,, In trust tne tplio~er lesoT'nyl
premises. sitaa'e IN salt Lake ,ouny' uiAh'
LOIS qyc 90. sls 90. eleven ~ and Twelve
oven " n g'H IN sloss icur.esa ~ lots one ~
snd two lll In block nneen 40, lots eleven
40 and Twelve u!l IN bloch e.ah.esn u.s., iot
SS ssehy , p,g't tC los seyen b aSd ten
lln) IN block twenty three tfil, iot nine ~ IN
blocG thiriy.siS (s3j, lot ten (lol IN block thirty
feNeh al, the nVtth half OF block FORTY lwo
l4l) lots nvu ,5l aud seven ID N block nfN.
one lail lou seven az, cigbt W and eleven
IN In block hiy Two tili, lot one 90 Ia block
isy's improved cay piat OF sai. Liio Guys
winch said deed was duly died tot record ~ the
Oiiloe OF u. county recorder OF sal hahe
anu recofdod In book A, Page Ssi, and
Mhcrcas, SAID uust deed po,iies among
othCf tuinEas mat thpuld ucigulN w mhao ~
the payment Ut said nOto according - ~ true
tenor and enuct, said trustees al the fequesi
OF the legal holder OF said note may myeeed W
sen the property In said deed det.nbta AZ
public senduu to the highest bidder t9i cash, AZ
lie front door OF The ouny Court House. at
tho county seat OF salt Lake County, nfst NV
INK thirty days pnhiic notice OF the me,tefms,
aud place OF sue, sud description VI the prop
urty TO DO aulu, By Advertisement IN some
newspaper printed and pubiislod In salt Lake
County, Utahi and,
Whereas, sRi1 maker Of said note has utterly
failed aud refused To pay tho interest talling
nuc thereon on the llst nay OF September,
ItN!, amounting to The tum Of one hunefci ana
forty -four nnd 70 40 (slit.,0i dollais and,
Whereas. the holder OF said note, the bank Of
Commerce, hts elected 70 declare and hHa dc.
ciHrsd under The pruviHiung OF sAid deed OF
trust the whole OF said Ucbt due anu payable,
and has requested the underal gned trustees to
cell the prumisea under the power conferred
upon them by aaid dped. for the purpose OF
satlafying tho said debt, Including principal
NOW, therefore, pursuant 10 tho power IN
them vested by tho t4id deed OF uuut, Asd AZ
the request OF the said bank OF commerce
aforesaid, We, y. y. Walker and s. II. lIelAs,
Jr.. ttustoea, of Salt Lake CITY. Utah, Will At
the front door ot the couNy tourt house OF
Salt Lake County, Utah, on tho x'th ny OF
December. ie3.. At Tho hour Of /! o'clock Ia. OF
saia day, sell NJ pubic venduc " the highest
bidder Tor cash the premises huTclnbeturc and
IN said decd dcscrned TO satisfy shid hSto and
interest, and costs o. executing this ttust
y. 4. MAikkk,
). H. FIELDS, Jh
Dated Nov % iso?.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-22
NOTICE.

NyoriCy OF sAIE UNDER DIED OF
N tfu,t.-whereas, Daniel ~ McAliistrr aud
susie H. MeAllissr his wife, on the tth DAY Of
Aufii 1921. stsgutgd aud delivered 10 tho sAls
Lsko Waller Loan aud Trust cnmpany their cor
tain ufonis sofy note for ghe sun ~ sNpoo, par
able On de lih day Of April, 1874, with Interest
thereon AZ the raia Of eight per cent per snnum
from dsie until maturity, and Nth interest after
maturity on ~ sums remaining unpaid at the
fatn u tselve per esnt per unnum until fully
u1lii and
Whsrsas. IN secure the rayment Of said note
according 10 H. true ttnor and effect the said
Daniel II. NeAlii.tsr aud SUSIE n. MeAllisisr On
ali an dav M Aprl, isDi, oscctcf and del, orpi
too. j. sail.bury and Simon Hamburger trustees,
of sal, Inke Clty utah tsrrttofy a certain decd
uhereb, tLe, con,syod " said ~ J. Salisbury and
simon ilaahsfger Ia trust the fo0wins described
premi.o. situate In salt Lake county, Utah Terri.
tory. to.wit
"t,ommenelns Al the northwest corner OF lot
ave fb1 IN bloc. twenty one (.il Of plat u, salt
lake Clty sufyoy, and running thence souih seven
rods and ono and one-haif frot, thenec east ton
rode theme. north seven rods and Que and one
haf fest. thsnoo xost ton rods b. plaza OF begin.
Mag
Witch ssid deed va, duly disd for record In ths
oeire N thr eounty recor,ier Of salt lake county
utnh Terfilory on ths sirth day OF April 1891 and
recorded 10 6doI ssAW o. tho noriglso records
OF said ONCE on page l9f; and
whereas. aid dead provides among other thing,
s.if ma aecstdlns 70 n irus tenor ali cfse.,
said trustees or either Of then OF IA case Of tslf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-22
NOTICE OF SALE UNDER TRUST DEED

NVHE1kAs. ALtnkD '. 1Roy rs AND
w lrsbeiie ", ur.Nes, his wife, on tue
Ash day OF May, lsQl, eNccutfu and delivered TO
Dorr ~. Ice, hs certain promirs0ry note for
lno eum OF 81 W, payable on the 18th day oMHy,
tW. with interest thereon at TIE rate Of
twelve ti2l per cent rer annum from date IN
VI fully pad, both principal and interest pay
abltst tho ohico Of the .Aid Dorr u. Lee In III .
Cily OF salt Lake, Territory OF uinh, aud,
Whereas, TO secure Tue payment OF saii note,
according TO ~ uue tonOr and cnoct, tho aaid
Aiircdt. uroycs aud isabelo II. uroyoa, HIS
wife, on said 18Th DAY Of Nay, lsJsi executed
and delivered 70 nam j. kenyon. Trustee, OF
salt Lago CITY, UtAh, a certain decd, Whereby
they conveyed To SAID sam j. Kenyon.
N trust. the following described premises, silu'
ate IN salt Lake county, tab to'witi l.ots mum
Addiiiou 70 sails Lake City, the same beng =
subdivision of Lots ana ., OF block u. OF .
Acre Fiat 4, Die Field snrye, witch said
Ito Uouniy Rseorder OF salt Like County,
Utah, on tho gsth day Of May, lsys, aud ru'
corded IN Cook "a" % tho mortgage records
of taid oiilcc, on page S2l; aud
Whereas, said deed provides. among other
thingA. that should default be made IN the pay
mem OF said note, or the interest thereon, Ac'
Atflihe request Of the legal holder OF said
note, may proceed TO sell the property In shid
deed desorboi.at public ycndac, 70 tho highest
bidder. az the ftont door Of the Court House.
In salt Lake County. Utah, for cash, nlst giyiu <
thirty cap days public npurs Of the inc.
verms anu place OF SAFE and DESCRIPTION OF the
Newspaper printed and published IN Salt Lake
County, Utah, and.
where's, the Gad Alfred y. Groves and Isa.
belle II. utoyos. his wife, have utterly failed
aud refused 10 pay the interest dua nsA ID
note, according 10 It's true tenor and effect, IN
that they have failed aud refuse TO pay the
interest maturing thereon GU the 2hth Gay %
November, lsis, which said interest 10 now duo
anu wholly nnpaid ami that by Teaio Of the
failure 70 30 pay SAID interest as aforesaid sad
note by lis expressed terms has become Who'll y
due and,
whereas. said Dorr II. Lee. the legal holder
OF said motto, has request tho undersigned
trustee 10 sell the premises under tue power
conferred upon him by said deed, for the pur'
ptse ~ satisfying said n0tei
Now, Therefore, pursuant TO the power IN INC
vested BY said trust decd, and at the request ot
the sAit Dorr n Lee, IN. legal holder OF SAID
note. aforesaid, l, sam j, Kenyon, Trustee, Of
salt Lake CITY, Utah, viii, nj the front door Of
the County Court House OF SAT- Lake County
| utah, ON the ls,h day OF January, lsa, At the
hour OF " O'Clock m Of said day toll at publ,
yendue for cash tho premises hefoinbeforc aud
an tAid deed described, 70 satisfy SAID note and
interest and the coats OF executing this trust.
Dated December 9Th, lsll,
Mt SAM !. KENYON, Trustee.