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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-01-02

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How TO Invest 800.

81 . "A /.
Five bloated New York miIliUnaires
are reported as advising how best tc
invest slOO. r. r. Flower says bs
wonld pnt il into real estate becausk
the country is filing up 30 fast. Henry
CIews says lie wonld put his 800 ia q
savings hank and add 70 il until lie had
t1sCO0 and then buy homestead.
Chnuney A. Depev says lie would pnt
his into . savings bank and add TO il
until IL became q thousand and then buy
'n giltedged bond with IL il, he could
nna one. EraAtus Winahs says lie
Aswodla buy . share ia loan and
building association. and Uncle Rufus
Hatch says he would put his in q saw
ihs5 behE ana De content, All say keep
out oi lYhll sIitst with nnythine les
klSf 500. .00o, ,OOo. 1Ieditatine % .t6s
above advic4 Nc Ate constrained 10. say
that While the gilt edged bonds may
not be available to the 800 man right
here. ; good loan and building Associ.
ttion 4. ahomestead il, real estate Is
and savings banks are. 500 Tribune.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-01-02


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from frs1tly Bay, o. hle Wy 70 sn-
celona' Mich 70 spend The ho'i( lays
stopped et the 500 and got drunk 4e
va assaulted BY unknoWn patlles md
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hpe zo0osss lallsa e npa re g y3Rp-
sol w. AP.e e go on .n's Nsy: ~ l5ne s
sso.sn s, money IVY were paper ma
zoV go'o.
Bsniemin Callaghan q George
Washington mine e. Wakefield va
drowned ~ the shaft last Wednesley
afternoon and two other miners ners44s
" escaped the ca.po tate, The three
men were standing on single plank
At the 2OO-io0t level making connselInne
with the pump 70 clear the shaft Of
water when the frail platform gave
way and precapilnte'l tie three Ren
into the we'll q water forty teet deep
below a was some time before ihe
acc'asps MAH u'ScoveFed Oe'lagRfn'
Mno Z pnm4stiea' was 'aAen on uesa,
aua n'' vo'n panlOns were ior = i0ps
'iu.e unoons0'ou
The discovery that the survey
ot the town OF ingalls,. near Me-
nominee, made by Orson BpElinga4le.
county surveyor, some years ago was
incorrect has thrown real estate owners
Of that borough into 2 tumult Of exciie-
ment. Expensive buildings have been
erected upon ground to which the title
VIII be contested. The principal street
ot the town has been found 70 bs near
Ivy yards rom lis proper location. e1N
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An old physician, retired from l,ract-
s.. hsylpB had placed IN his hands BY
n East India missionary the FORMULA
pf simple vegetable remedy Tor the
speedy and pcInnntni cure OF oonsump
bdh. bronchitis cn(arrh. asthma and al
|hdnI and I1ho 6|ItcIIOnt aIoo posi-
W. and radical cnltlor nervous debiI|-
~ and AL no||o16 complaints, after
||otino toeio1 ||. Hondtrinl curative
powers "a Iho0.|n(' ol casee. has ieIl
h Bic dtfy no|1 II known 10 his soi
IIII1t Is|Ionr Adlonlod ~ tII'e motive
aid 4 desire to relieve human onfIotin1
4 I||| ..n1 free 81 charge. 70 a|I who
1..'t. n This recipe. 10 oerhiah French
1I N6| '.|I. With lr|| diteo'iont iof pro.
n.I|n1 and n.|n6 Sent br mail by
1|II'.|nF with '|1np, naming this
j. ... NJ A NoII8. $40 Powers
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tps Dntonaeon river = Even e cost
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expects g take ont DO. OVVsVyO isqs q
Log this winter
The streetsraiIwAy compant ol Ne
npminee expects TO have rs line IN op.
sfation january I, 1892.
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DutcheFs are selling Porterho'se e. 10
/: cents. en- ronna y y roast as 2 ana boil.
lnz 1gz e 2.
Henry Joergep. Of Crystal Falls, got
in : hurry to slsuilis DG this morhl
coil. and hung himself. He was 81
Henry Fuhrman. 2 l2-yeat old boy Of
QntohAg0h, whilelunting, had part Of
bis toptshot OF BY the accidental dis
charge oi his gun.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-20

DUEsuANr TO AZ ORDER OF sALE TO
ua directed hy the nUtfiHt Count pf tNr
Ittrd Judicial U,sttirt 81 the lcIrtlrh ut Uiih.
I shall or,f n public sale, 10 iug 'Turt door
uf the tu4ltg tpuTI House, iu thr ttY uui
rouutv Of SAT- iakc, ttah Territory. on
the 2,th dag Of April, ls1l, 80 w. O'Clock On,
HlI tho risht, title. ,iHtH amt interest NJ Zen ".
rTi4ss, Ir., uIyc prggH, thH Wlttl W a..
Reilly, Thomas haEe, paftu. rs Ntiur The hr.n
name Of gHiiy 4 hatc! ttth NHtHnHl Hank
% corporations p. ". sears Nilaudo Pratt
lioIl6 n, Trait urihorus T. Frat Lmms T.
rrai', outs -vcElos, sarah X. .eCalo-, W. u.
H. sparord = ~ bay, Annie Bos1ins, q H.
parl, HERMAN nfFfU, H. BAUeryid, MOrUni
T.. Frat, aud Caroline frbtt, ia wife cyril
pcrk ldvin Harmon md p. "a. llntrriun,
OF, IN nnd "a the following described property q,
aituatti, lynx ans being iu tire civ Hut
County ~ suI Lake, Terfitory uf Uph, and
bounicd ana particularly described a. f1lloWa,
10 wit Al ~ Lofts ", ~, u. 10, d. and q, Block
u. Fiat -" sails Lake City suIy'y.
To bo sold a. the properly oi Ben W.
DiigVa, IT,, olive Dr'ggs, he wife, ~. o..
Rctiy, Thomas knnc, phttncrs Under the lrm
name 81 Reilly a hanui Utah National Hank. q
corporation. +. ". scars. IilApdu rfatt. l.ilt.
bic Il. FRAT, OrtAcrus =. Pratt, Enma T.,
Pratt, LOUIS Scetles, SARAH X. hucklca
" II. n. spsdpri, Z. -. nay, Annit
Robbins, J. T.. fara Herman ncfEc, 70
ms wiir Cyril Peck, hdUln Harmon tud n
n. PInscuou, at tho fuG uf Abrahaniina Jcro
my.
BAnioW FERGUSON. Atty for Plaintiff.
ANuilEW i. NuHT. shoTin.
Iiy JOttS u. tuMNu,S. Deputy
Dated at SAT- Lake ttig, Aprll lth, l-e.
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August
Flower

II Inherit some tendency to Dys-
pepsia from my mother. ! suffered
two years In this way consulted a
number Of doctors. They did nc
no good then used
Relieved In your August Flower
and 1t was Just two
DAYS when I felt great relief soon
vot 50 that [ could sleep and cat, and
/ felt that I was we'll That was
three years ago, and am still first
class. ! am never
Two Days. without bottle, and
If / feel coustipltcd
the least particle dose or two Of
August Flower docs the work. The
beauty of the medicine is, that you
can s,opthe use ofitwithout any bad
effects on the system.
Constipation While was sick |
felt everything Il
seemed 10 me n man could feel. I
was ofallmcn most miserable lean
saw. in conclusion. that believe
August Flower will cure anyone Of
indigestion, If taken
Llfo ofMl1orywi,h judgment A.
NJ. Weed 2,9 Belle
fontaine ST., indianapolis, Ind" .
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NOTICE OF SAFE OF aEAl EsrAIr.

NOTICE Is HTEEHY GIVES, THAT ~
y pursuance cot an order % the lfnhatc
tugrt ui ihc County OF SAT- Lane, Territory %
ucInati,r ot tro estate VI MARY Pate, icccasrd,
tHu undersigned, tho administrator OF the sait
estate, Nill sell 10 private sale, hN tcaltd Qua.
90 writing, 60 the hia beet bidder Tor each, AMI
subject 20 continuation by snl Probate court
uu IhundHy ttJ on day ~ May, isl2. NJ u
u'cllcE n, bt tho law onlcr ~ Richards n
Nnyle, rooms 'a1 ~ Constitution hg'diug,
the right title. interest and estate Oi tNe suit
May Pate az the time ul her death, ana all ihr
isht, ute, anu in.' rect ihAi iho tAil r',atg, ~
operation 81 law or nthUrwisv, has acquired
other than ur in addition Ia that Of the SAID
Mary fatr 10 the uWu ut her ucAih, IN auu %
I ts,s , M, 1 1y,in spd oanled n. f5aw 10 Nil
Commencing ~ tncs IN place sixty i've
aud ciRlity.right hunftodths lNi Ns.lu1l rods
south ana sisieen 40 rods Mc.t ~ northeast
corner Ot tnt northeast quarter vi section
tWrutv.r llUl. Township two -, south Range
one a. west. aait Lake meridian, aud tuuhIng
thence west 20 stake fourteen aud iiy,rlA
degrees co.. west twelve Hud my eight hun
ircdttr ne t-I ghalus; tlruco .puth two aui
one fourth deutcs t.l'll wet se'cn AMI
,i.G,y 'cisht and one han OsGsj degree,
elit fqy,n mi cishttcuths t1sl chains .
ihoucc south tryen degrees 90 east
one .n chain, thence south UfHCttys
dcyYccf .,1-I east two and nInr tcntha 70 ~
'hhius thrurr north 'oN'niN one aud one hHlt
degrees L'lt-l rasi ibtcc nulihrcg'lcn'hs u y
yhHins tAsbDr north nay lucc drEfccs l'i'l
cgst sIl nnl utv huHdfciiha ~ atllll chains +,
tnertl cast one ~ chain IN sCcii line ihoncc
utrth un section inc nine auir iHhi icnths .isl
detttrs ZOO 7 west luurau1 thirty uyr. hundred.
tbs ,t3' chains ,tncugt north tp the place II boz
glunugI, i've ana ihfe- tculha .'ll rhMns,
utaHte lp the County Of SAT- Lake ana l'fu'
~" i.s,Y!gyen tG7l head OF stock, sheep
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In the District Court % inl for tbs Third
judicial Dlstrict NJ liah Territory,
County Of SAT- Lake.


The People OF tho Territory of Usah send
Grotingi
To william GAnson. Dsi'niint;
Nrou ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO Ap.
i near In an acaou thought against you Ivy
the Above named plllnui % the District CouH
o. the Third Judicial liHHiNt OF Tue terdi1y
Of Utah, and 10 nHswtr INC compliant alri
therein within ten days .cNcluslyu Of The day
OF snTvi8rl after the service ON you or this
summons--lf served wtthiu This counlYj or, n
served out Of this cnuuiy bnt IN this district,
dsYs, or Judgment rs default will be taLen
sRaihst you. according TO the prayer VI said
iiio ssld acton "a brought to nave Adocrrc
OF tllH court dissolgnE the tluis OF lnAirmnny
cxiliing between iluu ~ aud defendant
cation u me two MINOR children. issue Of and
marriage, Hnd such gliWHlA uu1 OF tuch ut uc'
fendAnTs properly a. tho rgurt may have luril.
diruon over; adiutruE ibN detrudenlp yil
c0sta Of suit; aud Granung plAntd other
and proper relief prayed, ca me ground ihAs
has yiifully noglr tsd 10 provide tor planit
the common ntrHss.Trf OF Mo, although
Ahuudautly able 90 20 DO anh ihAt dafrutant
mas treated plainHl Win extreme cruelty,
thereby cAusiug pisiuth gr'aI menid distress
"1 Ana SY yog sTs he5sby uoufoi that II You iall
10 appear and answer DO SAID compliant a.
Rhoyureq ulrod, tho luid plAlhuu VIII apply "
the coutt for the relief uen.a0ed therein,
Witness, the Hoo, Charles =, Zane, Judge,
and Tie seal VI tho Disrirs Court ~ the 4 hird
Juiiciai Di.triet, IN and Tor the Territory u
U;ah, ms egth DAY of March, In the year
Of oar LoGNi Que thousand eight handrsd ana
isfsL HENRY @. MCMILLAN. CLERK.
BgGGp d. Lo0As, p1laN V'eEk
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SUMMONS.
Ia the District Court 30 aud for tho Third
judicial uiiittrt ot ltah Territory,
County OF SAT- Lake.


The people Of the Ieriiory OF usah send
To Jane. i. Lees. uo;,aaants
TyOU ARE HEGEM REQUIRED To Ar'
near IN Hn action Brought against YOU
b. the above bliDti u.alnuh, Ia The bif,
tfiot Count 0f Mc Turn Judlcirl District
~ The Territory ~ tuh, and 10 answer
the compliant aled therein NIthin trn dhj'
iexcius,ye OF the day ot esTytcl after TIE
ssTyice Ga You o. ib, COMMONS 90 fer,oi
Nithin this coun'y o. u aerVed out ~ thii
caunty, bu; IN this d.fifici, within twenty dhys
otAfryise within forty irfh-ur lutE neni ~
dsfnult Will no tatcn ayaiu5I you, according 20
the prayer Of SAID complaint.
sad action ia urough, 10 have n doeteo OF
ms court absolutely dlssniying the honls Of
Uatfimany ugistIn 2 he.Wcou plAinilf and de.
feudant; awarding 10 plaIuuu the care cduch'
uon and custody Of the minor children, Issue
Of sAid marriage, and granting her costs OF I'M
action, and such other ard proorf roller as she
may he entitled tu 10 tue preuliscsi above
March |, lsbi dcfcndAni w.liully md without
cause deserted ana nbanioned plaintiff, ani
hgs ever since continued 20 80 desert hnd
abandon her, without any suihflcnt cauae or
reason and agAinHt her Will, with or ronscut,
aud that Tor more than one year last past de-
iendand has failed 10 piutido Tor plhnuh tue
commun nee0asaTirs 81 lIir'
And YOU arc hereby notiied hat II yon fan N
appear aud answer DE ssid compliant as above
required the SAID rlanuh WI apply TO the
Govt for the relief demanded therein'
Nttnets the Hon, Charles ;, Hano, Judfe,
and the seal at the nsiret touft Of The
'rhlrd Judicial uiH'ist m aud Tor the leTu.
y,ar Of our LORD one tHou'ani eight hundred
'' fsy A. HENRY g. NcNILLAS. CLERK.
By GEU u. loONis, deputy
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LEGAL NOTICE.


NrouCE Is iiEuEnY GIVES THAI j. !,
- Move. Administrator Of the nftnfc n
MARY lataa. deceased. has ruut0rcd tor scttlo.
mcnt, aud Led DO said Cont. h.f unal account
Ut his admlnistrpuou at SAID cstAtc aud pcu
estate imong thn ICfsOus entitled thereto, ana
that Thursday. thr 4lft Day 700 tIrl ~ u. nv,
on 20 u'oINck u.lHl. ut Tho court Room ~ fMd
t0Uft, iu tho tuunv Court iioufe, SAT- Lake
rty and County. Utuh1rrltlIy, hls been dnly
appointed uy Inc Judge u faIi Court. Tor the
settlement ui fulIurruuut ana Hearing sald Vrs
iiiion f0f distribution, 10 which time HuG place
any rcrsun Interested ln suid usinto fuaY 10.
rear and show cause, 10 any there De-, why SAID
nrrount sfuull not he settled AMI proved
aud hual d,sifiUution made us pTuycd Tor.
Dated March ~, lev.
g. T.. ALLEN,
CLERK OF rr1lHto Court.
By CAu.rIN HUowSr. Jr, n.puy Clcrs.
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BARLOW TINGU-uN. the administrator OF
ID the estate of John scott, dcrrasCd.hasing
lied hia petition herein, uu'y verified, praying
tor on order nt auiC of % portion ~ the rnul
ult1'r ut saiH dUrUdynt Tor thC purpose therein
fHt forth, % Ia Therefore uuisfvi D.. trr iulL0
uf lait court. thrt al uursuus ui,. ted Boo the
estate u suil dtruHsed, appear before TIE 10 "
turli, $. D., ls1i. a. Do O'Clock ln tHr forenoon
OF taii dgy, no the Court Room ~ sail Probate
Court. at llr County Court House, lu tive tIty
end County ui -hlt Lake, lfah 1tru'url 60 show
rluHn Why lu order shuuId NOT d. Granted Go
The laid administrator, 200 aulI 30 muru ~ the
real estate uf the sutu deceased li other Uuliir
uf private sale ua ahall hr hrrOfsufy, aud that
a Uluy uf this order shHII be- published 40 lUlst
tour surrrsfIvo weeks 100 The ntsEuIr iNtN.
t,u MINIS, Newspaper printed and pUbiialrd
Iu sHfl tlfH and County.
Dated March ~. 49,.
q. ". BhWrCit. Probate judge.
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LlGal NOVICE.


NOTICE y HEREBY GiNEN, rliAr
~ Elizabeth j. Mncfaflnno, rNy,utrA ~ tine
sFtstr of Andrew =. MAcfnlnlr, deceased, has
i,r rntl account Ut her standardization 90 said
,sthtt and petition Tor hunl iisinIItlun ~ ne
fcfiduc of taid estate aieouF itc persona yr.
utlcd thereto, aud mat Mrdnc lhf ,ihr-itl Gay
Cont room 10 said Court, lu Che County Court
House. saii fAlu ca, and County li.h Ter
r.tory. hal D. osn dur app intcd hy TIE Judge
I'll aaii touTf. Tor thn settlement NJ sail 40
count and hearing luid pcttiUH Cor distrinu.
U1r, " which time md place any person inter.
tftcd iu tnd estate may appear ana show
cause, n any there h0, why eaid account should
not be- settled arl approved ard final dlstri1u'
ton made uE prayed iur,
dated april Z, i'JA .,,.
CLERK Of the lfu.at1 our'
By CArgTUs BROWNE, Jh, Deputy tlCfA
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NoTlCE Is HhREBN olNEN THAT NM
~ W IuUrauauu. HurtlNth- tNrrutflN ~
tlc rstlte uf David ". nuurlutuu deceased,
ha rendered tnr settlement, aud hl'i in saii
Court, hCl auAl account ~ t"r nlminiafhlnh
ot Faid cstHtc AMI pttiu1n fur und disiriluunn
Of tho residue Of said CrfHtt among ihc PEE a1ns
entitled thereto. aud that Thur iHN, Tue .lai
day or April, A. ID. l-ll, az 10 o'tlutA %, no., 20
tho olFt lilum of HI,I Court, iu th1 Count"
tuufi liuiru. salt Lake city and County, Jtah
Territory, hHt been duly appointed 10y inr
Judge ui saId Court. for the sctilUWcuttf fhil
account ana hearing said petition Cor ilstUhu
ton. 90 witch iImr and place Hny Vcranu iuict
ed IN taIl estate may appear auu HhuW
cause. IN any thurr Nc. why sHIa account should
not Doc settled ari approved and Qnal uitiutu'
tlru made HH UI1Hru fUr.
e. q. ALLEN,
Clnrh % lhu Probate t.urt.
ftts..HV.# ffN..st.V FHMr.Ifu fHHaHU
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In the Probate Court IN aud for SAT- Lake
County, Territory Of Utah.
Ia tho matter of the Lststc Of John Scott,
ncceafrt
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In the Probate Court n BE- county % salt
l1tc, Territory at Utah
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order 10 SHOW CaufeuLy order NJ sale OF Real
Lftlte fhould not hu made.
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The People OF tho Territory OF usAh send
Greeting;
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EOT.D E1r ALL oEALnRs.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-08-09
CALIFORNIA FRUITS.
The Carloads Meet With Ready Sale in
EaSten Markets.

CHICAGO, Aug s. The Porter Brothers
Company sold ten cars of California fruit
Prunes, 81 1902; Buerre Hardy Pears, 81 90;
Fellenberg Prunes 81 60; Bulgarian, 81 goo
90; Hungarian Prunes, 81 65@1 rs; Egg
Plums 81 80; Cages (rottenl doe; German
81 so; Victorians, 81 70; Mclaughlin Plums,
81 80; Plums, 81 25@2; Grapes, 81 6592;
Prunes, 81 0591 80; Golden Drop Plums,
Plums, 81 05@1 65; Diamonds, 81 80;
Peaches 81 1901 40, Comedy Plums 81 10
al IS; Nectarines, 81; Tuscan Cling Peaches,
81 05@1 So; Foster Peaches, 81 10; Craw-
ford Peaches, 81 1901. 40.
CHICAGO, Aug. S.-The Earl Fruit Com
pany sold four carloads of California fruit at
auction to-day at the following prices: Bart
lett Pears, 50 15 to So As; eros Prunes,
81 so to 81 rs; German Prunes, 81 70 to
So 10; Italian Prunes, 81 50; Columbian
Plums, 95c to 81 As; Black Diamond Plums,
Egg Plums, 81 05 to 81 50; Imperial Plums,
75c to soc; Purple Duane Plums, 81 55;
Magnum Bonum Plums, 81 SO; Muir Peaches
Crawford Peaches, 81 to s 40; so boxes bad
averaged soc; Stephens Cling Peaches 81 25
Eat NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Aug S.-The Earl Fruit Com
pany sold four carloads of California fruit at
auction to-day, as follows: Bartlett Pears.
50 go TO SIS 05; Congress Pears. 81 60 to
50 20; Crawford Peaches, 81 05 to 81 40;
Susquehanna Peaches, soc TO 81 80; Foster
81 70 TO 81 10; Yellow Egg Plums, 50;
Plums, 81 20; Purple Prunes, So IS; French
Prunes, 81 IS to 81 70; Fountainbleau
Grapes, 81 So; Red Nectarines, 81 80.
New YORK, Aug. S.-The Porter Brothers
Company sold six cars of California fruit to-
day. Gross sales 50, 446. Tuscan Cling Peaches,
81 20 to 81 So; Egg Plums, 81 so to SO So;
Green Cages, 81 20; Foster Peaches, 81 50;
half crates Malaga Grapes, 81 So; Bartlett
Pears, 50 50 TO 50; Crawford Peaches, 81 o
to 81 So; Columbia Plums, 81 so to So SO;
Bradshaw Plums, 81 80 to So 40; Quacken-
German Prunes, 80 10 to So 80; French
Prunes, 81 90; Gross Prunes, 81 35to 50 IL;
! Piums, 81 90 to So 80; Nectarines. 81 55 to
/ 81 IS; boxes, 95c; F. d. Plums, 81 40 TO
! So so; half crates Muscats, 81 80; Thomp-
son Seedless Grapes, 50 %.
AT BOSTON.
BOSTON, Aug. S.-The Earl Fruit Company
auctioned two carloads of California Fruit to-
day, as follows; Washington Plums, SO 90;
French Prunes, So So Bartlett Pears SO / 5
to So so; Crawford Peaches, 81 20 to ST. 40;
White Freestone Peaches, 81 so; Stephens
Cling Peaches, 81 40.
BOSTON, Aug. S.-Blake 81 Ripley sold for
account OF California Fruit Union two cars
California fruit to-day. Gross sales, So, 222.
Crawford Peaches, 81 1901 40; St. John
! Peaches, 81 SO; Decker Peaches, 81 Al; Eos
ter Peaches, 81 40; Washington PlumS.
So 81; Egg Plums, So IS; Bartlett Pears,
AT MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPoLIs, Aug. S.-The Porter Brothers
Peaches, 81 1901 SO; Pears, So 60@2 S5;
Plums, 81 80.
AT OMAHA.
OMAHA Aug. S.-The Porter Brothers Com
pany sold a car of California fruit to-day.
Peaches, 81 2o91 40.
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BEATING AN ATTACHMENT
A Lively Day in a Hayfield in Sierra
Valley.


Valley.
a scramble for hay was witnessed
here last Wednesday that caused more
excitement and hilarity on our streets
than has been seen or heard for years be-
fore, remarks the Sierra Valley Leader.
NJ. Manchester sold the hay on his ranch
Downieville closed his mortgage last
week and the place did not sell for
enough to pay the mortgage. Scammon
undertook to hold the hay crop for his
balance, and thus the haste in getting it
off before Scammon had time TO legally
prevent it, as Manchester has a right to
redeem the property, he believes, if he
can do so within the legally prescribed
six months.
Scammon came over on Wednesday,
but before he could get the legal
papers served upon the person he de-
sired for keeper, the hay was all cut
and hauled off the ranch. 1t required
thirteen teams, six mowers, five rakers
and forty-eight men nearly all day to do
the work; but it was done, and done as
we understand it legitimately; while, if
the injunction had been served, the hay
would no doubt have spoiled in the field.
AS it is, If it is turned a few times, it will
be saved to nourish quadrupeds next
winter and otherwise benefit Manchester
by getting credit from his debtors for it's
value
Many cheers rent the air after shutdown
when the teams and men had finished the
task of clearing that fifty acres in one
day. The hay is scattered in corrals in
this place and at Eta to mature and will
be an excellent quality of timothy.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-08-09

1S6 baskets Peaches, 45c; A. w. Stewart, %
baskets Cling Peaches, 55c; % baskets
Peaches, 40c; A. j. Reynolds, 8 baskets
Peaches, soc; Is baskets Prunes, soc; w II.
Barry, IS baskets Peaches, doc; "a baskets
Peaches, 25c; w. n. Runyon, crates Canta-
loupes, 50 so; 26 baskets Peaches, 35c; AZ
baskets Peaches, 55c; 20 baskets Nectarines,
25c; 8 boxes Tomatoes, 81 so; O. r.
Runyon, 8 baskets Peaches, 60c; George
A. smith, baskets Peaches,a 47l5c;
George a. Smith. 10 boxes Tomatoes, 81 so;
All Dick, 1 3 baskets Peaches. 321ac; E. Damn,
II baskets Prunes, 55c; c. Hansen, II boxes
Tomatoes, 81 so; B. Bates, 7 boxes Tomatoes,
81 so; Ii crates Catalogues, So: z. Crew,
20 boxes Tomatoes. 81 so; Sol Runyon, 3
oranges eings ot John naS Craon nf
baskets Peaches, COO; baskets Peaches, 6Oc;
Z. Damn, 24 baskets Peaches, 60c.
Better prices were realized at auction to-
day than Saturday. There were very few lots
sold.
Henry Meyers, 175 boxes Pears, CSC; a. ].
Peck, 80 boxes Pears, soc; A. ]. Reynolds, 9
boxes Pears, soc; Sol Runyon, So boxes
Pears, 81; o. r. Runyon, SO boxes Pears,
90c; Greene Brothers, 22 boxes Pears, 1870