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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1893-02-25
Nye's Latest Story.

Following is Bill Nye's latest story,
in which he told one OF his audiences
how he made his first money:
1T was when small boy in Wis
consin going to school," he said.
"The teacher had made an iron rule
that any one found marking or other
wise defacing any of the furniture
should either receive severe corporal
punishment or pay fine of So. One
day, while thinking of the problem of
the tariff, l forgot myself and scratched
the desk. The teacher discovered it
and called me up. | didn't happen to
have $5 with me and he gave me till
the next day to see what l would do.
81 went home and explained the
situation to my father. He said he
thought little punishment coming
through that channel would be bene-
fetal to the family and refused to
give me the So. But | explained the
nature Of the infiction at great length
and said did not really know whether
/ would come off alive. Father finally
concluded he would give me the So,
but as was going to school next day
it struck me that this was very large
sum to pay, and so / concluded to re-
tain it and take the punishment.
This is how / acquired my first
money"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1893-02-25
How 1t BECAME Popular.

When people find an article much
superior to anything of the kind they
have ever before used, they are al
most sure to tell their friends about
it, especially if they know of some
friends needing such an article.
Dealers also soon learn the true value
of their goods, and when they have
on article of unusual merit they will
almost invariably mention the fact to
their customers. This accounts in a
great measure for the large sale on
amberlain's Cough Remedy.
Here is an instance: w. l.. Need
ham, prominent citizen and busi-
ness man of Orrsburg, No., has been
selling Chamberlain Cough Rem
edy for several years and recon-
mends it to his customers, because in
his experience it has proven to be the
best for colds. Group and whooping
cough. He says it is the most pop
ular medicine that he handles, and
gives the best satisfaction. Fifty
cent bottles for sale by Eagle drug
store.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1893-02-25
Pneumonia.

At no time in the history of the
country has pneumonia been SO prev
alent as during the winter months OF
the last two years. In times past a
common cold was not considered at
all serious, but of late years the great
tendency of colds to result in pneu-
monia has made people apprehensive.
The trouble is that colds are not al
ways properly treated. No prepara-
ton containing opium, wild GERRY or
chloroform should be used, as they
have tendency to dry up a cold,
whereas it should be loosened and
the lungs relieved. 1t has been OBJ
served that when Chamberlain s
Cough Remedy is used the cold never
results in pneumonia. The reason is
that this remedy stimulates the
mucous membrane which III s the
throat and lungs to healthy expec-
toration, throwing off the poisonous
matter and counteracts any tendency
toward pneumonia. For sale by
Eagle drug store.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1893-02-25

Copied from a young woman's ac-
count book. The truth, the whole
truth and nothing but the truth.
Gloves, 50 25; marshmallows, so
cents; dressmaker, $12; charity,
cent; perfumery, 81 80. And yet
some misguided young man probably
thinks her an angel whose wings are
only folded.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1893-02-25
Practical Matchmaker.

p. A. Lefren, pratical matchmaker
is prepared to repair watches, clocks,
and jewelry and guarantees first
class work. Next door to Robinson s
barber shop. n19tf.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1893-02-25

Thin or gray hair and bald heads, so dis
pleasing to many people as marks of age,
may be averted for long time by using
Halls Hair Renewer.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1893-02-25

French percaIes, calicos, brown bleached
muslins, sheetings II endless variety
at T. G. Robins & Co.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1893-02-25
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax
ative; effectually cleansing the system
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
It has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession because it acts on the Kid
news, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man.
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1893-02-25

Staple Ginghams, such as every mother
purchases for her children's wear, at
+. G. Robins q Co.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1893-02-25

SOUTHERN pAcrrIc COMPANY.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1893-02-25

sell Foreign and Domestic
Exchange do Banking Business On time
paid several fsclass
and for the Mutual Life Insurance Company
New York If.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-09

and asking that they bs removed from
olllce aud be muloted in Judgment VI
5000 each. The complaints are ident-
cal anu feolte that the city adopted
new charter; that an election Tor ely
uucials was held In nccordunce win
the provisions 0f that instrument, uuu
that tbs officials allied 70 comply With
the law ia not canvasalng the vote an
Issuing ceftihcaits fe'ectiCn 70 thts
who we've succtss'ul ~ the polls. It
charges them with wllIuily, know
ingly and cotrupliy rrlusing to DO
their sworn duty.
w, N. Nesbit ST., william n Ncsbit
Jr., w. r. Nesblt, Fred joiner, Hu, 5.
ID. Ellington, James HOi1swOrtl
Ih1mas Wilson, aud +. ID. Bramof
were arrested At idahn Guy yesterday,
charged with implication la the
Quattzburg robbery. Al tho uccuted
are Utah men. w. n. Nesbit Jr. had
been suspected Of tue robbery, but 10
was thought advisable 10 arrest aud
search the entire uafty. On young
Ntsbit was found s2ij lUld coin
Among the gold COINS stolen was M
au English sovereign aud such coin
was found among the monty concealed
on Nesblps person. lie was held aud
al the others were discharged. He
claims 20 have drawn tue money from
a Utah bank before going to Qiaftz
burg. ire robbery occurred October
o, 81, 200 In gold bullion aud guid coin
being taken from tnu safe Ia the 0tllOu
Of the mining company.
The Descret Irrigation company has
been wTehtling with some hard prnb.
lem. nj late, remarks tho Milford coun-
~ Badc. Two nretipgs have recently
been nvli; ut The nrst tuo principal
question was that OF allowing NJ os.
holder. O. sell shares 10 be used on The
NAf hemia land, which was vote
"no" hy an overwhelming major y.
The other quu.liul, which is really
kuOtiy problem, De- hat Providence ls
TOO ~ u in tGospglng and early sum
mur by sending ~ en- ahuJ dauCo o
water, the equitable u|sIubuuoN uf
which H. vuxiug the lOgif nHH, The VIE
men md uubatcrd Of y ufpt A ttr
prOtfactou session tbs meeting al.
jUufnud NJ thu Identical POINT At whiu
70 started, / Ia really bigger D. 90
regulate thr water iu the sntisfIctiUu OF
all than II used to be, in controll.pe it|
by means Of ,ho ol1s lam. Other rla cs
row turnuFu " lark OF Nutcr, a. OF
Desrrrt to'aute we've got too much of
a rood tniuE DO patient gentle.
men, the solution is urar at hHuu.
Wait for the colony Of Jews at Lean.
iustDu.
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SUMMONS.


'uuuy ui eat Lakn,
ITO Rational Hank % tho Republic, plaintiff,
William ugfgc, Mary b. uuhe. ms wife. and
Toward ruppcr dr.oniauta
1hr People NJ Che Tcrutory az Utah seni
rf'o'iuF 40 W Iham hurtu. Nary T. Burke,
hu wife, aud l1HfId Topper, defendants,
Nuu ANr ulUtHl REQUIRED 10
i Hruutr iu au action urougHt arbiust you
lf lhr aHuN uHWrd plaiutu. boz tho u'ttflct
Court ~ NHu luiru luuirlai district 90 tho
iuTriurE .. Cab, uud tu answer ih0 com.
10 iUr HHf NJ HurHUuI after the FrryiCc 90 you
ui 900. summons % .cryrl within tuia county
go % .cNgl oui u ihn county, hut in ihis
uulurt within twenty llyai otherwise within
forty daIE-uF judgment by default will hu
t4Ann aEain.i you, according 10 tho prayer VI
rHi1 aOu1u b. brought 90 have decree II
inc court tor tuu ipItgInsurc " certain
I.HTlEaHr executed hN defendants nurAt Go
ON. q Glars, aug a, 700, upon property
htat hereinafter described, liycu 10 secure tho
payment Of certain ptumifsurY note ~ even
4 ir, executed by taid defendants % SAID
tiaTA, 10 sum Of tsapto, with interest irom
year alter duig, came being UNPAID aAyo in'
trIyst 90 July Q. lrIft tltV.H uNd Feb. W., 800,
;.le. pa.t apr , pl!Ian. i'ail paid june
duly Hsflgugu 600 IlHlHun, who De- now tho
u HUrr luU holder tt rHmHt certain parts N
H1Id UrtmHrt HWnE been released 60 SAID
matter deer l.rdf Go have ihr amount T. faid
MORTGAGE dHU1 a.tuuruui and drrIartt aud
nNu.N"I ur uHi dur "r owing no ltigndart
IdUarl Pepper Go lHyr 200 order of sole o.
UsuH form 81 rHwu IHU amount due 60 sald dc.
fruIaHl Edward rUrvr, who claim. % puur
loom 600 card PFC ulsua. aul CO. saIH plaintiff foe
srUeI u. fa..uNos. to.aIi tummena.uF N
uHliur.l corner Joe p, D urA il, plht a.
sole '1,r NIV surrey, ruuuiur hence cHst
|..I ryl tHguD| north ID. ftri thence west
10. o u| =
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10 the People OF the Territory OF utah Send
ureoting 10 Edmund Luther butts, Duten'
dAnt,
VOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP.
n pear m IA action brought sr4inat on BY
the above name pihinuh, IN rho District
Court NJ tho third judicial bittuct ct tho
1uuit0Ty Of lthh, aud O. answer ihr complaint
med therein within ten DAYS (OAC.usIyu OF the
day OF BervCel alter the service ON you uf this
bummuus-i served within this county uT 70
served out OF this county, hut in thIs district,
within twenty days, uthrrNlac Wltnlu tDTy
uuya=Ur judgment hy default Will DC taken
against you, according 90 tho prayer OF SAID
compliant,
Iiic said action b. brought 10 have a decree
OF thia Court dissolVug the bonds OF mAtrl-
muuY tGisut between The pialnuh ava thc
defendant and awarding To mo plaintiff such
amount " ulimYny Tor her support as may D,
pear reasonable 20 the Court The above relief
b. prayed upon tho grounds mat defendant
refuses anu, has refused 90 support tho pIulu.
an iu any manner Whn'sOottf, although hay.
tug supple mcAnH and income 20 10 do, aud
upon tie further ground that defendant has
been guilty of acts Ot cruelty toward ne plain
90 40 appears July oct OUT ~ the complaint
herein.
Aud you arc hereby noiiloi that II you fan
10 uuuenr and answer the sad comp niut us
above required the HHid plaintiff viii Apply 20
the court for tho relief demanded therein
Witness, tho lion. thHrr r, Zane, Judge,
Aui the Seal uf the District Court Of the iuird
judicial District m and for tho Territory Of
uAtn, this md day ot december IN the year "
our lord one Thousand eight hundred aud
IsEiL HENRY e MCMILLAN,
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lu ihr Third District Court boz ana Tor tho Third
saul..al uIH'I't OBJ iuu Ifmt8y,
County Uf aHll iaar.


fho Poole ot uo rem.1y Of uub s5ud
800. 'hN lH IIHmH# %. smith, defendant
D.. l'a no.. lrrrny tTu ufai Co appear DO au ao.
H'..I T. |. IHH 900. fIH. .HUftUf tIH IuiTu tu.
N. .|fiIHt oi 900 l,ubry OF DtlH, q iu
...N'' lHH 600" 'Wut lIrd W.rgiu within ten
I'A .uaNo 90 uv AH. uf aHffl U. after
Voc un 5000 Uf tt.f HuHm1aa.. arfyri
"Ii".H lhH .HuH.rt ur f served uuf uf ltit
taFs tnt % ihIH uisIuGI within tWtntr tays
.aH.. 400 D.. aIHn a19IH.t you age.r4ias t1
%. 5000. .I ui tHlf r1mIla UL
lN. Inn brought iu have "a HvrTer u
I.I. ''I.' NH .ltlua iur Uuu1a OFF fHHtrWuuY
slfmat IKE ssts s' .1"t'5 1 r.,, ,,,,s
.h.1 Defendant au1 thii u.aIHtr NH allowed
Do .".I. N" Der mH.uuu nIuU uI Iuh o. iHu
Hhl ih .t Huu UU awarded lHy tnfu 20 tHIH
..0n other aud fNUhpr reuff o. tu iUIH
.nuh nal seem ilsii above rHllgi prl..I uu
.ht Uuuui ihat ever HiuCU supt ~ 10 doe
."ianl n.a .sieh 80 pt"Ni1 p.ainth with tut
anus Hhir tH DO 900. ihsE Gin o. bee d. 1909. ius
ithlHHt aIuNy HcatrIUl and 4IHuIlUrI
uAlnuh mat u iUua Will hIm q Considerable
.uu uf rlainuu raTuIuaH. ltatur boz. Will
daring NO viricr OF Isl. defendant hai q ilug
pod q rlrIHur I|IIUsa thereby ururFus q
.afsr rt rnaH ihHt defendant wfa Iut1uuoIuf
h'' .nnIrIHu NHt refused Zoo 100 anything Zoe
beg sHHuH.. although abin tu 90 20
huI you Hrg hereby nHt1cl that n y1I fhI
N IN..f 400 answer thu HAli ruWUHInt 81
.Nltr 'NIi.fId thr tAli uHlnNH WI HTu "
t. court lur ign rrIlc' Demanded therein
Witness one lluu. DlHfiUa "a. Earr. IuHtn.auf
one HHa. uf tHu uHtTlrt Court of tur third
5ud. n hIaturh boz aud fIr tl' IruIi1rI VI
lNh, we nAy % ttptrnurr, iI 10. Fvar
nt nlr lIf1 one IHIuaaHI vIeht hualIgI aud
uluyN INrOr
lsEAt| UEyEY 60 MCMILLAN. r.gr..
i] Gao o. LnuNiH Deputy CluIL.
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Alfred Jones, T. fe,.pk ..y N'tNI lhrfuI
1iucano.A diAnino and Jane Doc sIanino.
defendants.
The peoplo Of the Territory o. Utah send
vrcstirt. 10 Alfred A. Jones d. Tsrrs. Wrrv
irryi Ferfo. O. y, fianA. A. urEruudaif.
Gu seppe irucano A. eiAhino hnd Jane Doe
NIauiuo doiendaah'
rruu ARg hereby HTQJWrD no
i appear In an acton lrone.f HElI1sF Hu
hY the shove named pIairu. DOB fHe District
Court " the 1hud Jgdl,l"l Li..u.tu fHH
territory Of Utah, euu % HurH#r 900 "H...
piaut tiled therein within tor dave .rAU.u...4
N he nay NJ service after the trsI.r nr Huu
uf tHIa summons 10 ser. ID M'U.a III. county,
W.. BE- errvrd out Of thia county. UuI In tr.l
HiafF.pt. within twenty tuyHs H.N."E. .H within
forty dhya-ur Judgment ly tuIHu.I viii. IU
8 Men against you, accorling 9" tIe PRAYER u
eHs.d 1eti5u 10 btought % Har. Indictment
in the sum of tiUi. with intgrr.t 20 D.. Uff Gems
UUr anuum, from jan Be- isfI fHr ed. uItIr.
neL iteand o1stsi HN,s'' JOY. won o.
feutants a. zorro. A. loInnIrIU. 90 H.lIala.
ami g. IrUrHnO 60 dciNudHrt ."IfH. atlI b..
1921. farSs o. with iuteresi from dIig at % ref
wholly unpaid. ssye iutcfcf. o. NuHr De-. isf
Aud tlII un principals nrt H..HfuI br
deemed. executed by $3.50 .r..uIarts CD slid
Jut rH. fa.a nuto ami mufbhHH NHuuT boon
duly ntHiFnyd % pihihla WHO % now tIH
owner aug hl'drr Neltg.t I. 'a.. h' uHlhl
tra. that proceeds " guch t..U Nf applied Iu
payment ~ HmUuEta due nH H.uEH f.at i..
tru1hnts ans a. pfrtola 'laln' deg them
be- barrett and iofeClotod ut g. F..... .IHiu ur
equity OF resumption iu iail I.HHl.r that
pa utIh have Ia rmcnt Tor luF f.l .rHcr aud
Tor uthr FaidpfrmiarH HU" .UHHuUru Ha
folIUuH, 90 wit. tommrnr.rE 90 U.tutHI
rods south 90 north cast cuturTu ss#Nul %.
1ovUfHIp T. south Range 2. aDHfsa Iata
MruIiHU. running thence wet FHda tIUu.o
south ~ rode, thence east a. zoos UHyI.f
UHffH a rods 10 IHnInutnH HItUHI. .# SAN q 4Ns
toIuy Utah.
AHu you al horrbY nutId.l .u.l 10 sou tU
60 HUUpar urd anaufr tIr .aIf I."U I.IUt H4
HHutr rp4Iifof thoaaif pinirN. w| H.U.y 90
thU JOufL Tor ths relief sem polio. IN"FUu
Wuaois tru HOS CHARLES a
gANF, JUDGE uHt I..HU.. uI I#H
IsYALl District Cuurt % tH. IF.HI HHf.g.a.
Vi net ln aud for i|. i.HtIT Hf
CtnH. This Hth uhF of nUstu..I bob
tHe year OF our Lord one W.uHHuI teHt
huHdfud and uirot three.
tiLNRi q. MCMILLAN.
UIrrs
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LEGAL NOTICE.


AN 500 N"'||N 'H#IIt 900 NN| Tor SAT- take
county lDWIDy ui Utah
DO ihy Matter Uf IHr Iaibtr Ui IIfabHm
NurIl deceased
NuICL l- uEWIm UIyrN THAT wat.
~ lHIu s. lH.su.H. HsuIu..lftfur OF thu
ysI1ir ui IH.aH.'u NrU, HH. r..H Uts roo.
zero. 90. Hr'HHWHut IuU I|"d BOO Hl.I Court HIH
Nlh. 1".uIn. Ul Na administration of HBII
uiir auH petition Hur tuH. distribution uf tHu
llu. ui HfII tHtnir HWuu. iIH UUr"nua HuiI.
lIrl thereto, aud tNni saturday. iHu 900 dlg uf
IrU"uHUI, As D. tr.I. 40 Do O'Clock o.. Tu.. uI tUu
4 nufi uuWy. a4Il Court Iu lNr County Court
House, -Hlt lntu coy Hnd county, lt,u Irr.
rlufy, hHH been uuIN appointed IF ihr IuHEH
90 Huid Court 'ur lhD settlement uf Fl.d ag.
count nni bearing rlui uriiuun fuT uIsiuhus
irn, hi which NWu lHt place any Urrun Iu.
lrfu.Irl boz HHl' estate may appear 'aui chow
Iugr, II any iNurC uu. why saIi account should
ru poo ruuIrnHuI approved and Hual dlatribus
ton WHdr Ha UlHFrl TOTE
Dated Aut. lUfN, lHN
~ a. flIIUI.
DI0rs 0f tlg Probate Court
MAuuTLL q ADAMS.
Attorney .ur Ist4tu.
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ESTATE of Ranch hmhaU udeaased
MOI o. Is utIEUI GIVEN IN IUE
uIIf.N Hf fhU ysfHtH uI U...H p. hI#HaH.
deceased. 90 f.u creditor. .I HuH aI. puI.HuH
lhru# UHIu. against 40. ..I. IareaHal. ta
.hNl 'h.M WlN o." U.uy tuuH Urt.
u' thIH uUt"H, tu iHr fa.I aI...UI.IfHffI. 90 boa
frt.1guru Doc sat Lake tIu. Iu Goo County u
sait ..ky.
Sarah o. hmHau, administrator. uf tho
Ct'atI uf klurN Al. tlWU.I. H..u#.ti.
b4tut November HtH. lH.
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NOTICE. 10 cRlOIToas.


hutiNE lt llLHEUr NlkIN UN TUE u.s..
~ utu'.urit Administration HI 5000 tHt1tF uf
W. y .lItN. I,,r.Hrutf" IH. creditors zoo aHH
0ll person hHtiHE r.HIm" HH4IU.H ono .Iu
deceased, fn DrUiuIt titW UfIN 900. necessary
hnurNHrHs within tru months alter IHU Nut
publication ut this notice, tH tHu HH.I HHU.U.
lHtr4t#r LOS so 20 street. Iu SAN I.HLU cons. In
thu County nf sllt Lake
WIN. T. n. Allen. HuHUH|# traitor ui Che rstlte
~ IS g.. n. Allen. Hf.U.HUi
Dated NrfHr. Tt.H. ItHg
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-09
LEGAL NOTICE.


County, Territory OF Utah,
la the Matter ~ tho Estate OF Clara L. j..
Young Deceased.
NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ \ V, Iunus anI ~, W Nter, executors
Oi the laHt Will and tctlHmeut of Clara /. u,
Young deceased, have rendered Tor sutucncnt,
and lrd in said cont their unll account OF their
administration ol sni estate and petition Tor
final distribution OF tho Tvsl1ue uf sara estate
among tat pfrs0us emitted thereto, and that
Trosday the luh day Of December, 4, L. lsia,
at ~ O'Clock "a. m At tuU Court Room OF SAID
court, in tho Court House, salt Lake Oily
ana County Jtih Territory has been
duly appointed BY Tho Judge OF sad
Court f1f the settlement of said account and
hearing ssid petition tor distribution, at which
time und lilaro any person Interested an sad
q tate may appear and show cause, " any
there Dc, why said account should not bo set
tIoi aud approved ana lnal distribution made
as prayed for
Lated November "a, 1893
n. v. MELOY,
olors OF the Probate court
BY j, \. JACK, Deputy
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NOTICE

rTUEIF Will M 4 spFCIAl NEET-
i mruffHr trulru rrUErlt. Cuarany
.IHU.Uu.UIr.. tu convene 90 one Office % IHr
ur.trrt NaInua. HaHL uH NuHgsH, nrIomurr
l.fH. q o. u. Important .H..Urta tU Uu ir4usr
HtIuu. o. h tlAWspE, IH.
stg. Z, Ircaa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-09

Ardin accordance with law and order OF tho
hoard OF directors, made on tnr uih day ct
hopirmucr. 1885, Hu many shares ut zach parcel
III i.ut1 atbea Aa may De necessary VIII bu sold
Al M oII,p nf the company rooms yts and 70,
building Falt Lake cry, on thu
g,tb day OF December 90 o. m. 1853. 40 py
tho delinquent assessment logtihcr Win mo
rnst ~ nu,tfttsiuF aud oNuCHsu oil sale.
GIDEON a, GIBBS,
Secretary Utah aud salt Lake Canal %,
EALT LlkL lln, Dec, tthi lssa
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pILINourNr AssLssMGNr NoTIol.

Utah and aalt LAKE Canal Company
Principal place Uf business SAT- Lake CITY,
Utah.
NOTICE, TllIbs ARE DELINQUENT
~ upon tlu following described stnrk, ON
account of AE HaHUsFwuut levied nn tuu Ntb dhy
Of september l-y.. iNr several nmDunis fet
opposite tnO uamgH uf Tho respective share.
holden ls f0llUW6s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-09

A. meeting ~ tho board u dlrcriors of
the Grizzly NiHiuE roWplnI 10 on tho SRI
day OF December, 1876, thr date the sale
uf the above ht0ck was D. sipuucd untl the
lgth day OF December, ls.3, 90 . p. ~, az tho
above named pIArrt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-09
DELINQUENT NOTICE.
once Rooms zoe and @ Constitution building.
salt Lake rity. Utah

NOrlDT. THERE ARE uFTfNUUENT
~ on tho following dcsfrIuvI stHea uu 1c.
count ~ an Assessment lCviri ON The lHin ray
900 -cpIgwIcr. Dr. (. ilc several amounts Hft ou-
ro.it. lhg names OF the respective ahafCh0iiors
us follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-09

In the Dtsirict Court n and Tor The Third
Judicial Bistrict Of Utah Territory.
County Of salt Lato.


Alfred a. Jones, T. zero, hay Cer1 Ierro,
1iucano. 4. diAnino and Jane Doe G.anino.
H.NaUUanta.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-09
peLIkQueMr AssEssMENr.

Delinquent notice, -Bnlly Mining and Milling
Company
Location Of principal place Of business, salt
Lake city, ttah.
Location Of works, white Pine County Nevada
NOTICE. THERE AlE DELINQUENT
N upon the following described .losk on
account ~ assessment levied on the lttH day
of ~uutumhuT ifHf, the several amounts set
opposite tHu nance OF the respective share,
hlldtTa, 49, follows
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-09

ITO Ssuousl Hank uf tbo Republic, plaintiff.
w.
william uufso, Mary l., uufko. ms wife, and
Howard ruupur defendants
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-09

The ruHn of tho Tuuiurv uf Titan aoaI
FrDuuF 10 samuel fn'rua, Defend
UUH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-09

10 the People of the Territory OF utah Send
erecting 10 Edmund Luther Buttb, Duten'