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43HU whereas II was IurL0Sr COnOlLlOQeQ IN the
SAID deed of trust among other things, that in
case deiault should be made in the payment of
said note, or OF the interest that may accrue
thereon. or any part thereof as the same be-
comes due and payable, that then and in that
case. the said trustees should proceed to sell
the said property as in said deed of trust pro-
vided
And whereas the interest on sale note has
only been paid up to February II, 1892, and de-
fault has been made IN the payment of the said
interest, payable quarterly as provided in the
said note from the said date Of Feb. II, 1892, to
the date hereof, and no part thereof has been
paid, neither OF the principal or the interest
due thereon. rs in said deed OF trust is provided
but al of said interest from said 18th day of
February, A. D. 1892, remains unpaid,
Now, therefore, the undersigned, Ford G. Bar
clay and John William Young trustees as
aforesaid. ~ the request OF the payee, owner
and holder of said note, and by virtue OF the
power and authority given the said undersigned
in the said deed OF trust, and in accordance
with the provisions of said deed, will, on Friday
The 10th day of December, 1882 between the
hours OF II o'clock No., and O'CLOCK p. m, Of
that day, ut the south front door of the court
house in Salt Lake county in the territory OF
Utah, proceed to sell, and sell the above de-
highest bidder for cash in hand in order to pay
said note, interest and cost OF this trust OF so
much thereof as il may pay.
And upon s1ch sale being made. being there
undersigned shall make execute and deliver TO
the purchaser OF said property. a good and sufIi
clent deed conveying all the interests OF the
said Isabella Brunker Thomas Marshall
Bunker. Charles P Brunker and Nellie P
Brunker had il and to the aforesaid real estate
which the undersigned have or held therein as
trustees Aforesaid.
FORD G. BARCLAY.
JOHN WILLIAM YOUNG,
2
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TRUSTEES SALE WHEREAS, ELLA
il Weeks and c. II. Weeks her husband. by
their certain deed Of trust dated the 9th day OF
June. 1891, and recorded in the Office OF the re.
corder of salt Lake county, Utah. on the Cd day
OF July. 1891, in book OF mortgages I'D, y at
pages 6. z. and 9. conveyed to II. j. Dininny as
trustee the property IN said deed OF trust ana
hereinafter described to secure TO @. w u.
Grifilh OF Denver. in tho state of Colorado the
payment OF a promissory note for three thou
sand eight hundred dollars, made by said
Weeks 10 said Griffith. and dated the Isl day OF
June, 1884, with interest thereon at the rate of
eight per cent. per anaum. payably semi an
nually. as shown by the coupon notes thereto
attached, which note is In said deed OF trust
more particularly described; and. whereas, de-
fault has been made in the payment of the in
terest on said promissory note TO wit: Coupons
number one III and Two III for one hundred and
hfty-two dollars each, and the whole amount of
said note and interest is now due by the terms
Of said note and trust deed, and right hath
arisen TO have said trust deed force osed. and
the owner thereof 80 elects said interest and
principal Still remaining unpaid
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that
at the election of the legal owner and holder OF
said note and trust deed. and at his request and
by virtue of the power and authority me by
law and the said deed of trust conferred l, the
undersigned, H. j. Dininny, as trustee will on
wednesday, the 18th day OF December, 1899, at
II o'clock noon on that day, at the front door of
the county court house. in the city and county
OF Salt Lake territory OF Utah. expose for sale
at public auction. and will sell 10 1he highest
bidder for cash, the real estate by said deed OF
trust conveyed, situated in the county of Salt
Lake, territory of Utah and described as fol-
lows: Lots number forty Al, forty-eight
AS aud forty nine [40 block TWO vi. Perkins
addition TO salt Lake city, together with all ap-
purtenances, right title, benefit and equity of
redemption. and all rights to the use OF water
for irrigating said premises, and for domestic
purposes thereon, to which the said Weeks, or
the premises thereby conveyed, are now. or
may hereafter become entitled. to satisfy said
note and interest thereon and the costs and eX-
penses Of this trust.
II. J, DININNY, Trustee.
Dated this 18th day OF November, 1882.
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Fairview, Oct. 10, 1892.

7 LEGAL NOTICE.-IN THE PROBATE
Ii court in and for Salt Lake county, terri
tory OF Utan:-In the matter of the estate OF
Seth Rigby, deceased. Notice Of time and
place for the hearing Of the petition for adnnis-
sion 10 probate OF will.-Pursuaut to an order
of ssid court in said matter. notice is hereby
given that Tuesday, the 9th Gay OF December.
A. d. 1892 at 10 O'Clock q. m. at the county
courthouse in Salt Lake city. Utah territory.
in the courtroom of said court, has been APP
pointed the time and place for the hearing of
petition Of James L. Rigby praying for the es
Iablishment OF the will OF SAID deceased, and
then for the admission to probate OF the same
document Herewith presented, purporting TO
be the last viii and testament of SAID Seth Rig
by. deceased when and where all persons inter
ested may appear and oppose the probate of
said win. or the granting OF letters testamen-
tary 10 George Gabbott and James L. Rigoy,
as prayed for in said petition.
In witness whereof l have hcreunto
set my hand and affixed the seal of said
tSEAL- court this 18th day of November A. ID.
1892. c. i. ALLEN,
Clerk OF the Probate Court
BY CAUSTEN BROWNE, Deputy Clerk.
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GPIRITUAL SERVICE SUNDAY. P. NJ,
- at 29is W. First South street. Mrs. Hen
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LEGAL NnIlcEs.

i TO certify that 1 intend to make applica-
ton to the secretary of the interior for a permit
TO cut and remove timber from government
land located as follows to wit:
In second fork below Deseret coal mines in
Huntington caflon, about one and one-half
miles west OF Huntington creek. The timber
land thus located is unsurveyed and will cover
about three-fourths of square mile.
L. l.. TERRY.
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MUSIC and LANGUAGES.


DROF- ANDRE TEACHES MUSIC. Lam
i guages and fencing al pupils home and at
office, Realty building 227 S. West Temple ST.
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Lake Mill and Elevator company for reward.
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ron RENT-A FIVE ROOM COTTAGE
summer kitchen and cemented cellar for
$50 per month al IS Norlh' First West Apply
TO 2s n First West
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THRU STEE'S SALE = WHEREAS ISA-
L BELLA Bunker, Thomas Marshall Brunker.
Charles p Bunker and Nellie P. Brunker, by
their certain deed of trust made and executed
by them on the 18th day of November, a. D.
1891, AID to the undersigned then delivered and
duly recorded in the recorders ONCE in the
county OF Salt Lake and territory OF Utah in
book It OF trust deeds. pages 500 ana CO., did
grant, bargain, SELL convey and confirm to the
said undersigned who were the parties OF the
second part IN said deed, certain property de-
scribed in said deed as follows, to-wit: All that
certain tract OF land in the county OF Salt Lake
and territory OF Utah beginning at the south
east corner of lot (4) in block 1906 plat ID, "
Salt Lake city survey. and running thence
north five and three-fourth 90 rods; thence
west ten 90 rods: thence south five and three
fourths (5s4) rods; and thence east ten 10
rods to the place OF beginning which said con-
veyance was in trust to secure the payment Of
a certain promissory note IN words and figures
following, to-wit:
Isl. 800. 90.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, II Nov, 1891.
1.-TWO years after date we jointly and sever
ally promise TO pay to the Pacific Investment
company or bearer, thirteen hundred and no 100
dollars, with interest at one per cent. per
month from date until paid. value received. In
terest payable quarter annually. Payable in
gold coin at the office OF the Pacific Investment
company, Salt Lake city. Utah.
isabella BRUNKER,
THOMAS MARSHALL BRUNkER,
CHARLES P. BRUNkER,
hNET.I.iE p RRTTNI< -
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TX AND PER CENT. ON CHOICE RESI-
dence loans, 61z per cent. on business prop
srtys bache. second floor DoOly block
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MONEY TO LoAN-cRosBY & CROSBY.
III 81 Richard street
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IL This once and be rewarded.
T OST-OPERA GLASS STICK PEARL
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By lAGlEs EEMgAloRE COOPER.

The ar and greatest Of American ovests enmore
Germany In Italy Great Britain
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KILLED In THE DAILY.
Edward Heard Meets Death in a
Cave.
his Companion, Ole Christensen, Is Severely
Injured, and Is Now at the Hospital
in This City.

An accident occurred at the Daily mine
on Sunday night which resulted in the
death OF one man and the serious injury Of
another.
Edward Heard and Ole Christensen
were at work cutting out a station at the
/, 100 level of the new Daily shaft, when
they struck a wedgeshaped piece of
ground which caved in on them, almost
covering Heard and slightly striking Chris
tensen. Help was soon at hand, and on
taking the men out it was found that
Heard had both legs and an arm broken
and had sustained other severe injuries
Christensen received injuries on the foot
ana leg but was rot otherwise seriously
hurt Doctors Gregor and Wilson were
Immediately summoned to the mine and
alleviated the sufferings of the injured
men as much as possible.
Heard and Christensen were brought
down to the Park City hotel where Heard
died at 4 o'clock yesterday morning.
Christensen WIS brought 10 the Sisters
hospital yesterday morning.
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Real Estate Sales.

Miriam G. Chase, ct al. to LIE Grand
Young, part of lot 2. block 2, plat BIS 200
John r. Jones to Robert Mccall, lot TO-
block 1, Jones' subdivision $50
Robert J. Topping, ct TX, TO Smith VIII
liams, lot 81, block 4, Norwood Place 200
Deseret News co. to William n. Rowe,
trustee, part of section %, township
south, range | east--------------------.-
William II. Rowe, trustee, TO the Granite
Paper Mills company, part OF section
p. township south. range ] east-------
John W. Young and wife 20 lie Grand
Young. trustee. part of section p, town.
ship south range eaSt---------------- /
Eliza Ann Ned 10 Utah Mattrass Manu-
featuring company. part of section II,
township 3 south range west 10
Eliza Ann Nef to the North Jordan Irri-
cation company. par OF section H.
townships south range west. 40
Eliza Ann Nef to Norman Erickson. part
OF section IL, township south. range l
George A. Burgcn and wife to Joseph N.
Stout. eli al, lots in block Is Lake
view -------------------- 4V.VVV
George A. Burgon and wife. to the Nat
uIal Anti.Fat and Kidney Cure
Springs ----- l50, O0l
II, 4O0
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Total -S1al, A
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The Clearing House.
At the Ranks.

Yesterdays clearings were s4S6. Ss7
same day last year, sS5O,olS.
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with a rocket, knocked into unconscious
ness and picked up for dead. 1t was soon
found that life was not taken, but 1t was
feared an eye was lost. An examination
was made by DrB. TAI Tor Of Salt Lake aud
@. w. Shores of Provo, and it was discov-
cred the eye could be saved.
The boy is now suffering from an ugly
wound about the eye, but will not suffer
very serious injury.
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~ W NhIIcu i'!Nes. Only one AmeflcAn BOOK iiaf
ever si1ce attained The International success o.
these OF Ccoper's-' Uncle TOMS CabiR' and onls
name at al commemorative with Cooper's abTcn;l. II
The great author 10 dead. but his charming ro-
mancee still live TO delight generations Of
readers. The wind OF the lakes and the praifies
has not lost its talsam and The salt of Inc sea
Keeps Its eavEr,u says the same writer aboTs
quoted e Beautiful indeed are CoepeTis stoies oil
the req glan AMI the pioneer, fnll OF incident in.
pure, ecya@lQg. manly, and entirely devoid or III
tue Objectionable features Of the modern indian
story No reading could be mcre wholesome fo7
entirely new edition OF tie Misunderstanding Tales
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THE STANDARD"
Something About the Only Rotary Sewing
Machine

something AD0uI lHe Onty holary sewing
Machine.
The wonderful strides made of late years
in sewing machines is illustrated by
the "Standard, :" the only rotary shuttle
machine in the market today. The ''Stan.
dardi rotary shuttle revclutionized the old
systems, and the difference between this
and tho old style machines is as great az
the difference between the buzz saw of to
day and the Did fashioned up ard down
saw. The Standard has all its improve
ments thoroughly projected by patents,
which is the only reason the rotary shuttle
is not used by other makers 1t is an abb
solute fact that the Standard does SO per
cent more work than the old style ma
chimes. It saves 200 stitches IN one minute,
or 10000 per hour which, measuring Ii
stitches to the inch, gains % yards in one
hour, or an actual total of 391S miles gained
in one year. 81. Gardner, the Standard
agent, successor to Burton, Gardner s. Co.,
has full lire. two doors west Of the thea.
ter, and also carries the well known Tabel
Crown and Queen organs, with stock OF
6ne pianos
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RoYA1 CRYSTAL sALraids digestion.
notice.!

To All Whom It May Concern:
That the legal title to all my copyrights
is nolo vested in Louis Berets and Elmer
E. Doan OF Salt Lake City, Utah, reserv-
ing to myself an equity interest of one-third
therein. The said copyrights will be legally
defended by Berets ana Doau.
GEORGE THAcKRAH.
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A BOZ INJURED.

A serious accident occurred during the
parade. Albert Jensen. adopted son of
Peter Bnrglund. was struck in the eve
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Wells. Fargo 81 Co. received: S11,539.
Mccormick & Co. received: Hanauer
bullion, 81, 500; silver and lead ores, 81, 500.
Z. r. Jones & Co. reported: Ores, So, 500.
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DIRECTORS
TAKE A POlICY

in the old reliable, North American o.
Philadelphia. Assets over S, 900, 000.
II. j. GRANT 81 Co. Agents.
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RALLY AT PROVO.
The Garden City Ablaze with
Excitement.
A Great Democratic Meeting that Closed the
Campalgn-hore dry Work
By Republicans.

Every man, woman and child IN Provo
who was able TO be upon the streets was
out yesterday TO show their political
colors and assist in the last blowout pre-
ceding the election.
Democrats, Republicans and Liberals
We'd with one another to see who could ap-
pear the most imposing, but it soon ap-
peared plain that Democracy was in the
ascendant, and their numerous torches.
badges and voters made the opposition OBJ
serVably dependent, although the Repub-
licans. who had made great preparations,
did themselves honor in a great effort 10
rally for tcday's election.
MERELY ZEPHYR
Eearly in the day the Enquirer made an
effort 10 start boomerang by circulating
a letter written by George Q. Cannon in
reference TO the so. 000 which were alleged
to have been bargained away by the Re-
publicans 10 secure Mr.. Cannon's influ-
ence toward their success in Utah; but the
same circular contained MIR. Rawlins ans
wer, stating what was said in his speech in
Provo and his reason for saying it, and
that little zephyr soon passed by.
DEMOCRATIC RALLY.
It was about O'Clock when great out
pouring of Democrats assembled al their
headquarters 30 indulgein rally and listen
TO the speeches.
e. A. Wilson was the FIRST to mount the
stump, and be numerically waded into the
opposition and proved to the assembly that
She only hope for Utah and our great ma
ton Is in Democracy.
A ID. Cash, candidate for county prose-
cutting attorney, then made one of the best
speeches he ever made in his life, and made
the laborers in the audience fairly veil
themselves hoarse.
Next came the old Democratic Wsr horse.
NJ NJ Kellogg. who can talk more sound
Democratic doctrine TO the square inch
than any man in Provo when he gets his
blood stirred up and last evening it stirred,
TO the extreme delight Of the enthusiastic
listeners, who gave him an ovation.
Abel D. johnson, an aged orator from
the north counties next told Of some of the
vile methods of Republicans which had
been the means of raising the indignation
OF the entire nation and which could never
be remedied unless the country goes over
TO the Democrats which il surely will after
today.
The street in the evening was a perfect
pandemonium and hundreds of voices were
shouting the name of Rawlins, while now
and then Cannon's name was family heard.
Thousands of rockets went up, yrigwams
were burned down. and red fire lighted the
streets for miles around. Two bands and
and shotguns and bombs went of ali the
evening.
A BOZ INJURED.
A serious accident occurred during the
Darade Albert Jensen adoDted SIM ~
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The best is good enough.
ROGERS & Co.
THr DESEhtr .AYiNas RANK.

The attention Of these desiring to open
savings soccunts is called to the Deseret
Savings Bank, which allows interest on de-
posiss at the rate Of 3 per cent per annum,
compounded quarterly. Money to loan on
approved real estate security. Its oaacers
are a. follows:
JANEs 7. LITTLE, President.
Mosns THATCHER, Vice-President
.. A. SMITH. Cashier.
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Abstracts of utle 10 real estate situated
ia Salt Lake county, neatly. accurately and
promptly furnished by the county re-
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