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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26

amount Of work the judges were requireu w.
'a"v iorg thcv sat in their room reading the type
written matter which was presented by those VINO
were in the receiving contests. the winners VI
these contests may not be announced uh'l iueSu~'
The first contest for women
This attracted much attention. Mrs s. f. sahopers
cot tho first prize for sending ana MISS LOUISE "'s
nor tho second. Mrs. NJ. l.. c. White won the hrst
nr,, for receiving and Mrs. 5. E. Sandberg the Sec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
ANOTHER yIcTIM or COMPRESSED AIR.

Another workman In the tunnel under the East
River at seventy frsist. overcome by the CON-
pressed air yesterday morning. lie was William
Ford. thirty years old. lie was taken ont OF the
tunnel at , a. m. An ambulance carried him to the
Presly terrain Hospital lie was insensiblc then but
II wa, said that he was expected to recover,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26

.ood, That ID tho case with DR.. rierces
.s.snt Pellets. They're tho smallest IN
~ the mildest in action, but inc T rroSs
thorough and far-reaching in results. v. i my
ioncr Is'O Combination, Indigestion, Bilious
Una. 'a"' a,.L snd bilious Headaches, and all
arrangements Of the liver, stomach utH cursd
arc promptly relieved and permanently 'u''''
"If We can't cure your Catarrn. no matoet
how bad your case or OF how long s'ana ,nh;
VEN nav you $500 in cash" That Is s VIVA.
i. promised by the proprstors Of Dr. S Sstyss
Catarrh Remedy. Doesn't i prove, .. De..ss
than any words could fnat 'n nnr 20 cents.
that cures Catarrhl Costs only d" ''N'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
HOME Is SWEET

when it's in the country. for the mir is pure and
there is room for the children TO play. It's COM
fort when you have good sized lot, pure water,
streets Land and houses are cheap. at New
Bound Brook Send for book" IIomcseckers. y
to r. v. Pierce. Bound Brook, N. ].
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26

GEORGE FRED. WILLIAMS NOT CANDIDATE.
Boston, March 2j.-teorge Fred. Williams was
asked to-day " he would accept III" domination Tor
Congress IN the With District il 1t were rendered to
him d. wouId not, under any circumstances" said
bc .I am pructi,ing law. have got my honorable
disc harge from Congress, which Is not tn be- us'd.
however for the purpose Of obtaining pension"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
STRAY NOTES HERE AND THERE.

The status Of woman. economical. social and polti
cal has lately been under discussion at the Ethical As
soc'ntlon's meetings. What would the speakers have
thought ana said II they had known Interesting
fact which lately came to ms knowledge II Is that
one OF the ticket sellers the Kings County
Elevated road whose post OF duty Is Of the stations
near East New York. live, dozen fifteen miles out
In New-.erscy AMI GOES her home every morning
train that leaves New York at o'rock In the morn
ing do not know whether the manager OF tn com
pony is aware of this circumstance. but trust that he
viii learn OF IT, II he dO"Sn transfer that woman 10
station downtown and CIV. her employment tnat VIII
prevent her from crossing N.w-York be,wecn . ,ni
q. m-wrll, some pcop.r will have no difficulty I'm de-
Gliding what they think OF him.
In an essay the theory OF storms. delivered at
Harvard Professor william Morris Davis told some
curious things. Doors and windows OF houses have
been blown outward The fonr walls OF "A house have
been thrown outward from the centre. Possibly
this nction." he said may aid In the pluoking OF
poultry IN tornadoes; the unfortunate chickens that
caught near thr centre are nearly always stripped
of their feathers So with the remarkable penetration
Of mud into clothing. wld'h cannot be cleanscd by
repeated washngs perhaps the air is drawn out as
into the fabric by The returning atmospheric pressure
The ground Is sometimes said To look rs II heavily
washed the central path II may be that the ex.
pansion OF air In u loose soil aids such Il result"
From Mr.. Clevcland's Inaugural addrcss-to be
handed down with "nnocuous desuetude': TN.
wholesome BROOD or patcrnnISn. DemOralizing mad
ness for spoIl." Honest distribution OF tho fund
Of governmental benefcencc.'
Heat racing originated with the runners. and was
taken up by the tiottcrs. The runners. 10 n great
extent. abandoned II seven or eight years ago. AMI
now II sccms that tho troticrs may In time give II
up. Long strides are making In that direction. Heat
racing IL often dishonest IL 0nght 10 have been
abolished years ago.
Between Miss Susan Is. Anthony and Justice Lamar
there IA strong friendship, which was not. how
eyer without its humorous side. The Justice
In the habit OF Introducing her to his friends In this
fashion: Now, must meet Miss Susan H. An
th0nv. Won VIII find her one ~ the most perfect
gentlemen In III. world" Miss Anthony regarded this
n compliment.
This Is likely TO DO duh year for the guides all
over Europe. Tourists from America viii be angel
vsIis-few and far between. Many thosands Of those
who nre able 10 travel going Ia the Worlds Fair
10 get acquainted with their own country.
The use Of refrigeration to preserve life Is rather
novel idea. but u Cuban doctor II works salts
factorilv IN the Of yellow fever. II he IL right
no fnmv I'm extreme southern latltudcS can Afford
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26

REVIEW AND RECEPTION AT THE ODDS ARuORY.
Colonel John g. Eddy, Of The 47th Regiment. re-
viewed tho LIST battalion, composed Of Companies A.
r and X Of the Odd Regiment, nj the Armoiy In Cicr-
montave. last night. Captain Willard l.. Cander
mandcd the troops. who made a fine showing. A
promenade concert and dancing followed the review,
which wac witnessed by u large assembacc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26

LOOK THE
SIZE of the or
binary Pill II:
Think OF all tho
trouble and dis
turbance that it
causes 20 ~.
Wouldn't you
welcome some
thing easier to
take, and easter !.
In its ways. II
at tho same time
Il did you moro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26

The use Of refrigeration to preserve life Is rather
novel idea. hut II Cuban doctor says Il works salts
factoilv IN the al yellow fever. II he IL right
no fnmilv In extreme southern attitudes can afford
10 be without It's own refrigerator
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
ICAGO. IL TIE FAIR FAILS.

Eu; aside from c,nba asmcnts. and others wh''h
you will readily forcsee there are certain responsiveness
which YOU escape II the Fair shall prove to BE- great
success. it will be the glory OF the whole Nation IL I"
,.u. .;.. for Chicago None will dispute her title 70
the blame. Perhaps Congress. which has already as
ssted her with donpton less the drawback aughti
would paAS pension bill fo the RELIEF OF those VINO hsd
been ruined u their country but uhoonot
dIv the President following example OF himself would
veto that BILL should be LETT to do our own su"er
ing and he would probably get third term However
We must not complain Such are the penalties OF great
These dizry heights are dangerous it's Horc
serious matter to TALL from pedestal than from ditch
Hut above all New York is to be congratulated upon
rare opportunity show the greatness OF her soul She
Is foremost city. Even excluding He"'er'ev anu
Lonr issd shc still Of the two largest cities in
the county, daughter and applause She Ii the prdc
sf the Nation. and. b. the way. she is not 50
suod - TO be wholly Of her superiority
Even Rome. in ell her glory. with se'enfod her oppor
tunty did surpess her. She Sat upon her seven nils
snA nescx hatched PRESIDENT. daughter.
nut after ALL there's q good deal OF America
sAsss on mainland; and ts looking this way IL has
ten saId that NcwYork IL insuat. sefcencd indif.
scent V si things on the island VIII IT appear so In
Mo coming national pride and patriotic edcr7
This aathering tonight ard thu words spoken here 90
~ % reassure US. IL is Cicaeos misfortune that no
meter unselnshy she may strive fot the success Of
the Fair, halt thu world will lind her motives wholly
psrecsafy Ii 4 XewYork> good fortune that her help
aud sympathy cannot he misttcfpictcd. (Appsusc.l
Lea me this thought 20 you and let add that
Win view ~ your future happiness cordially invite
sou u b. good 70 II Is merely need
psscsitl cid the Farof need thabut that
he men VINO hayo ssciiuccd much that Is
ysuf aud that OF every citizen should have gcncr
support. tArplausc) do not >ieak by their
authority. They asking for conmsndstion they
ere waiting for encouragement but they would DO
sranoe be stimulated BY appreciation and
Seefu for oatstrctchcd in kindiincss. applause
An AGREEABLE AND COMPLETE SENSATION.
. And Soa this further consolss'ol that have
t5eopel ne duxt and din Of preparation and will
- kt Fair complete 1t viii DO sudden full, sensAtion.
1eu will ia all n finished beauty what and
iks nave vaguely dreamed. and That sight will Be
revsAssa II tho real subiimiy Of mans conceptions and
90 pssShae HI1esU q his hsSdiwsrk. ! care nss IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
rUc WILL or EI.TREAM'RER HYATT

South Norwnlk. Conn.,, March eo.-The will Of
james ". Hyatt, ex-Tressurer Of the United States
which has been offered for probate, contains no
public beQucsts The property Is valued at 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
Perfumes.

Our new perfume. LILLY BELLS," exquisite
delicate. lasting. -, a
7, Extract ........-. Soc. Soc, osc. ana sl:W
In Toilet Water.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26

This is likely 10 Do n duh year for the guides all
over Europe. Tourists from America viii be rs nnrcl
vsIis-few and far between. Many Thousands Of those
who nre able travel going Ia the Worlds Fair
10 get Acquainted with their country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26

For insomnia take Bromo. Seltxer
Before retiring. Trial Botsle Ioc
Also cuies dlsOfdercd stonncS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
Medicinal.

Our EMULSION OF COD LIVER OIL Is the ~
and cheapest ioc. per bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
THE TELEGRAPHrC TOURNAMENT

NOT KNOWN YET WHEI Hrs"
BROKEN or NOT.
Tclecraphers from every part OF tne county y, 80
present yesterday at lIardmaI Hal 70 tsAs p
r,,no. tho te,ccrapIlic tournament which was heid
thcre whether regulations were lost idols OF CUES
knocked from their pedestas. or new hnss OF me
mystic key mnde. 1t Is hard to say as only u Nw
81 mo winners were announced owing to the great
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
Groceries.

18th asor. New BuusSS'
CHOICE TEAS. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26

Ass equal ia quality to thss cold elsewhere
q - cents
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-04-22
MRS. ANNA B. TUCKER,
TEACHER OF PIANO

RESIDENCE; Mr.. w. Hopper's, King
Street, opposite the Palace.
Mrs. Tucher is an experienced teacher of
Piano, and the results of her teaching have
been approved by some Of the most cultivated
musicians of London and Boston, Mass.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-06

The entire world, Russin alone except
ed, begins tho new year with the first
day Of January; in that country thoycar
Is not ushored in until March %. This
last date was the opening of the lew
year in England and in America up to
within less than 100 years ago. 1t was IN
ii6l that tho famous Lord Chesterfield
secured tho passage Of hill which sct
tho beginning of the new year for Jan. l..
In continental Europe, on the other
hand, Jan. has been New Years day
for moro than three centuries. In 1852
1t WAS 80 ordained by Pope Gregory and
adopted by all Europe, with the cxccp.
tons of England, Sweden and Russia.
Another change besides that OF alter.
ing the date Of the new year was made
by Lord Chestcrhold's reform. Up TO
that tiino tho English calendar was Il
days behind that Of other foreign coun.
trios-that Is, when IL was june / or
July In England II was the l2th Of
the month In continental Europe. BY
the Chesterfield change the calendar
date was advanced II days. This change
is what brought about tho transition
from "old style TO new style" of reck.
oning.-Philadclphia Press.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-06

There Is n disposition among Am,ri.
cans TO go to excess In everything they
undertake. 4 generation ago athletic
sports were almost unknown. and the
wise men predicted the extinction Of the
American. Now we have swung to the
other extreme, and athletic sports are all
the rage, especially among college stu.
dents. II seems that many students are
now dovoting moro attention to tho
development Of muscle than to the accu.
mutation Of knowledge. The situation
il n perplexing one 10 the authorities Of
the colleges, and they are now endeayor.
ing to discover Il method whereby stu
dents can DO persuaded to take cxercise
moderately.
There Is need for action of this sort.
Too much athloticism IL even more dan.
gorous than too little. There Is danger
in entertaining of the body. All tile
noted athletes have either died young on
broken down before they reached middle
life, Nature does not tuko kindly to
either cxtreme, physical or intellectual
development, and those who press her
too far must pay the penalty.-Altoona
Tribune.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-06
MR.. coopras BEAR STORY.


NNe low INNN Afi'A ANhf was hftNt-
tratcd hy rtc,idFi' Arihur.
Every clubmn ia New Norl, city
knows sjout United States Appraiser
Marvelle W. Coopcrs famous bear story.
Many Of them have heard him ten it.
But mono Of Them can relate 1t accurate
~. and neither can he Eo deliberately
set TO work 10 forget &c number Of
years ago, and he ays he he. succeeded.
IT. PITY. The boys FAY OF he used
TO take nearly whole evening to tell it,
and that thnrc was n laugh in nearly
every line. Alr. Cooper, with u smile Va
his Jolly face and with his eyes bcaming
through his glasacs, viii tell you II you
ask him foT tho bear story that he has
made n vow not to tell Il again.
It wns the plague Of his life. Every
where he went the bear story was called
for. At last he went down TO Washing
ton with u crowd Of wei known Now
Workers.. Tho object Of the trip was 10
present some handsome silver oyster
forks TO President Arthur After tho
presentation Arthur sent an invitation 10
dinner.
II can't-I won'taccept," said Cooper,
shuddering at tho thought Of the bear
stoV.
oBut you must Why, an invitation
from the president can't be refused. It's
mandatory"
NO. won't accept" said Cooper. III
/ won't some Of you fellows would DO
calling for the bear story"
NO, we wouldn't" they protested.
"1'll toll YOU" said Mr.. Cooper. u
won't take your word for 1t, but III
swear YOU"
So he got Bible, aud each man took
solemn oath that he wouldn't call for
the bear story.
Then Maryello consented to go TO the
dinner.
lie had good tmc and was settling
down TO mn evening Of solid enjoyment
and smiling as he Thought how he had
headed of the bear story.
Suddenly President Arthur, Mt whose
right hand he sat, arose and raped for
order.
Gentlemen" said hc. "by virtue Of
the authority vested In mo by the people
a. president Of these United States, I
command the Hon. Marvcllc w. Cooper
to nriso aud tell his bear story"
Cooper felt forn moment ~ II the roof
hnd fallen. lis friends had kept their
pledge by not demanding the story. but
had posted tho president, who thought
the joke delicious.
Mr.. Cooper rclHtod the story IN his
best style, and thon said: "And now.
Mr. President aud gentlemen. solomnly
declare that no power ON earth will ever
successfully command or induce mo 10
tell the bear story again. III forget it. o
Therefore, although nothing would
have been moro charming than to have
revived It ia this article, Mnrvellc W.
Cooper's bear story must rest in mys-
terry, like that other famous untold tale
Of "grouse IN the gunroon. New York
World.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-06
sMENI MnIIrE

AT a MEErING ur TuE BOARD nv
~ directors held March s1ri. i,.i NJ the
tNWrHuY'H tncn. duly called. che fol
lowing rc CLINTON wNH unanimously Huutrd.
d. bob lc1, That IN aafessuvut ui one and
One nI.f mills ON each ami cNHfv share uf the
e. U..N stock ct tho pHinuur Mining and
80. IU- Company n ,trunr TON, payable 10
thr secretary sld cUrpufa Iuu ia Its Office
lH IIu Constitution iiuUdiuE. MIIu street. salt
l.a. city. 900 or u1fOre tH'urdly. the twenty.
ruiH dfy ~ Nprl. 4 -. l..1 And o. suii
a...s.Uruf Doc NOT paid ON said twenty ninth
On. .. hNriI, IS. u lslt, tho same will Utrouo
delinquent, nud u not pad on or before tho
i.HN OF May, 4. u. iNl, tuu ahurta Hf stock
rn Witch said HsfcssWcnt fruuiu unpaid will
De Differed Tor sulr Ht Inc ONCE uf tho curuurn.
ilNn aiOrefaii. or sn much thereof ns may 10
nI"U. iry Go pay such ntaptHmput and cuat
Incident ! thereto. Jos. IS. MtssLW,
Secretary OF sfid Corporation.
sNr LAKE tfrY March z, aI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-06
ASSESSMENT NOTICE..

Lucky Hll Mining Company. loeHti0r uf nrn.
yua place OF husiuCsH lht| titI ltth,
Location milne, snake Greek Mining uis
ulri, WAsHtch County, tian
MrOIlDE Is UERLHN GIVE. THAT At 4
~ meeting ut tho Board uf Trustee. hUlt
on the ifIh dhy ~ fuhru ~. Is. Ht $40 Lake
ny, Utah, nu assessment. rumsur seven, of
twuteuta per shuro was levied uu ODE capital
stock of toe corpt ration payable 9. the sccrc.
tnry within tntrtY DAYS from Above date AZ
Bait Lake City, Utah. Any stock upon which
this Assessment remains unpaid uu the 2lth
day ui March, isll, wilI be dr..lUuunt aud al.
ycrtisCd Tor sale, nt public auction. ana unlVss
payment "a made be- ORE VIII Doe sold on tue btn
day u May, is.i. At the hour Of " o'c.nct
noon, az room no NiCUIHItu iiOn huiiding,
sat Lake tlty. Utah, 10 pay du.iuVurat assess.
mcnt together with cost of lilnrtslng aud
expense or sale. W BURTON,
secretary,
No. - Hurinn's Couri. second south street
heiwrcn second aud lbrl West. salt Lake
city. Utah,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-06
DELINQUENT NOTICE.


10 Thomas rs. EwuF.
rINlur Is no NuIIIl YOU nm At YOU AHE
lutusiUHtuW Iu tuo aum Di Three hundred
dulaTa .t.u GOD Coz luu.r performed iur you,
ON tDr MtatH muu. situated boz Dry Canyon
Ouhlr Uuiur District Iourlr County, Utah
Said mine a about lAlI IullU ifnW lur llllurn
Treasure WlnC u HuulhWr|yflI INJECTION,
fuuthur.y direction, and ia Joined on the upiih
by tuu Fourth of jay wluc. aHd w. was
prrformrd ua ASSIGNMENT work for YOU tlr hr
sgnrH 1901 and |.H3 aud unless you ptY mo
! 'Yn within ninety UuI dHyf from ihe dAto
hereof, your interest WI Boz lungiird 90 ne ug'
cordis y In l.w, hAlLo AEsHA,
fobi gary ., lss, ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-06
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
NotM IonL ClNaoLIdaLed ILrgaLl1n

Loo unn NJ nnlro and PRINCIPAL place OF bust.
utas, cullen Hotel Wet second South
street, -hli Lake city, unh
NOTICE % HEREBY GIVEN THAT At
y hrpgulir mtruua uf the board OF direct
ofr' or auIH company, hold on tuu llth dHy ~
March IsI| HHsusHWcut 40, 2. uf forty tUutH
nor sUtIr, wise Iuf.cl uu tnr t1HI'4 ttuur ut
Inc rurpurHuuu. pa. able immediately 10 the
Hrrftt.rr. 90 tHr u1IeD ur thc comp tuy, ru Iu
Or, luII.u hotel. Wet second South street, salt
ilar CItY, UuH Tgurury.
any HfrrI upon which this 1HtrHsmcnt Hhlll
TpinHIu uup1IH ou Tuesday, Aprl .ilh, i-IiwNl
be- urIuUuu1t and adycrirUi Tor sale Ht public
auction. huu, uuIrHs payment "a INSIDE before,
viii uf a1Id on IburdHy, May eith, lHai u 2
O'Clock u.m, trpHy Che delinquent nasrssmrnt
tlrpihrr with iHe cost Of advertising aud vN.
nv oraor of the board of ircgi0ra
a. W. WHITEHEAD, Ill,
secretary North i'uIn consolidated
Irrigation Company
salt IsHp rly, rt.h
March in $3.50 DE-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-06
NOTICE OF SALE UNDER DEED Or
TRUST.

NNyIiFREAs THE sALr LAKE PICKLE
w company, o corporation, on tho Nlat day
OF July, 4. u. 1871, executed and delivered To
Joseph q. Iacl hs ol SAT- Lake city. utah. it,
certain prOmlfsOTy note for the sum Of Three
thousand dollars, payable ocio sor alHt, toll,
with interest thereon 40 TIE rate OF one uUr
cent pcr month ifOm ~ date until fully pHld,
both before anu alter Judgment, negotiable
And payable NJ the hans of Commerce, salt
I.hto City; and
note, according 10 ~ true tenor nnd effect the
said SAT- Lake fiyklc Company, on snid july
Jist. 1891, tNecrtod and deiiyrrrdto the undtf.
signed = n tirids, Jr,, uustee, Of the tlty
aud county OF Salt i.akr, certain deed.
Whereby u conveyed 10 the undersigned. IA
trust, tue following described premises
situate In tho County Of salt tiLc, Territory
oi Utah, tn wit Al - block twenty seyon
l11l In Brighton Addition to Garden CITY,
together with all buildings constructed or
tlefoat ef TO pc eonsIuo'ol upon Tue same,
and engine boiler, Nais, machinery etc.
thuretu situate. which said deed was duly mad
for rrcuri IA the unlcc Of the touuty Recorder
of IN Ia. q COUNTY, y ali, on the ilrst day OF
ruftipu bon Nnos "4 4" Ut Mortgages, page tii
OF the records Of said once aud
whereas, rlil deed provide. among other
things, that should default be mHdu IN e
pntmrut of sAiI note according To ifs true
tpunr and effect, said trustee, Ht the request NJ
th lr.N b .utr of ana hnIe, may proceed 10
fp'I thu p.u pHHy hvrc,uhcioro uud 10 said deed
dttguUud 100 public Ncnduo 10 the highest
UuHUr, 900 tNV Cont door ~ thc County Court
huu.o 10 the cuuI % seat OF ealt LAkU county,
Jmh. lOr each h.sl giving thirty dtys, pablo
notice 10 che time, terms and place OF sale, nd
description uf Che properly ~ be- fold, by
HuyrrIi eutnt lu some neWHuhp'r printed anu
uuIit.urd Iu Ino County OF -Hit Lake aud
Whereas, -uiH -alt Lake lietlu company has
flieIuld refused tu pay slid note of The
interest thereon HuHu JHnuury lh iH .,
nlIHuuFn tUc same ls uuo. ana he unuUralgutd
NJ truliec. ls requested ty Boyd rgrt. of ~ai.
i .Ea gity' tha legal holder ana owner Of sid
notr. 10 proceed 10 sell said premises;
Now. therefore pufuani 90 ne power ycsiHi
In % hy aH,1 decd, I, + IL ilrll- Jr., do here.
iy .yc uuHtu that viii soil AN and ain mar
IL, ufrmlsrs amt properly hefeinhofDru da
errll'gt HI public yenduc, 10 the hiphos bidder
ior each. tthc front door OF the County Court
hnutr nf sat Ia Cuuub, At sat luk' lty,
itah. ON wednesday The third day OF May, iati,
M Iao'cl0ck noon u SAID day, Ia satisfy thu
san note and interest from January o., hlL
ma tir costs ~ rNoU utlng Fald irnst, inc. udug
nttorneys' Zee and compensation 10 the under
-tgnpd f.r hls services, ~ provided In slit decd
of trust b, u FIELDS, ia Trustee.
Dltod March %, 1893