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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-05
urILMINGroN AND NORTHERN

urILMINGToN AND NORTHERN
w X. X.
TIME TABLE IN EFFECT JUNE 10. 1924.
Trains leave Wilmington (FrcnCh street
,stationl for Is. 4 .. junction. Montchan-
in, Wintesthur, Guyencoart, Grnnoguo,
iCossart, Chadd's Ford .lunct on. Po3opsln,
West Chester. Embrevi!le, Mortonvtlle.
CoatesviIle and Intermediate stations
daily except sunday. at o. and S 80 a. M,
IS, 4 so and 50 p. III. sunday oaly at s %
q. M. %, as aud 6 50 p. IN.
For Waynesburg Junction, oprihghelu
Sunday, at z rs a. M, : 81 and 555 p.. IN.
Sunday only at s W Il. m, U! ana a. p
m.
intermediate stations. daily except sun
day. at 0G II. m. and = - p. III. Sunday
only, at 90 a. m, aud 70 p. IN.
+ A. q. MGCAUSLAND, Superintendent
BOWNESS BRIGGS Genl. Pass. Agent
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-05

Building Inspector DohI has con.
domned the tower Of Mt. Salem M. e.
Church. The tower is of stone and
was erected when the second church
was erected on the site. In 1879 the
building was burned. but the tower
remained. Since then the stones have
cracked, and the members thought II
unsafe. They called upon the inapec.
tor, who, after making an examina'
ton, found 1t to be in a very danger
Gus condition. 1t will have to be tori
down to level with the roof.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-05

Artist-Miss Brownie Brown Brown,
who is to marry prince, won't let us
have her photograph for publication.
Editor-She won't, eh2 Tell the fore
man to use one of those cuts labeled
Before Taking. New York Weekly.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-05
ROSS, 21O Market St.

:. r.. Cor. Finh and King Streets.
M Lnrd times. Pure granulated sugar
AZ d cents. California sweet crinkicd peas
at cents u quart Flake and Pearl Tap-
ioca ut Is cents "a pound. French Coffee &C
eli Two mounds OF Perfect Coffee in 10
decorated can for 81. II makes a fine
wedding present. We have Belfast tea.
il sR new crop; ~ is MS fine as silk. Two
Ihars of Hour at % cents. Our -four safes
Increase every day. We still sell barrel
lof good -four at 81. New beans anu iliae-
Cheese, cream homeless goldfish. NO. l
mackerel, fat, 10 cents; fine Irish dulce at
10 cents; pure Irish pepper, strong ana
the world Soap chips 10 wash and scrub
with. We have lots Of goods We can't
Come to Fifth and King sta
s5-Bt' T. NJ. WEIR
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-05

To Make Work for Our Tallors:
To Make tho Wheels Of Trade
Turn Around Quickly:
To Turn the Tide Of Depression:
To Encourage Other Industries:
To Start Our Money Going In
Every Channel Of Trade:
To Improve ths Business Of the
Baker, Butcher and GrOcary
Man:
To Enable the Landlord to OBJ
tain His Rent:
To Stimulate Our and Other BusI-
ness;
We ask the buying public
, to anticipate their wants.
Fall and Winter Clothing is
) a sure necessity. We offset
your purchasing ahead of
time by making a startling
reduction in price.
We have taken all our
!. most expensive and highest
cost Cloths-Wo rsteds, Suit.
iIings and Trouserings every
!. one selected for best making
. to measure-giving you a
!. choice from our entire stock
(the very goods in quality
i you pay $40 to $55 for In
Suits), and to accomplish
! what we've undertaken
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-05
TUESDAY, sEprRMBER .. isa
Notice.

We would request persons VIII,
want the REPUBLICAN served at theil
residences and can't get 1t regulal
from the many carr1ers. to leave thel
names and the number of their resi-
dences at our Office and we will try t
supply them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-05

Tommy Maslin, better known as the
redeemed man. will conduct the ser,
vice III tho Mission, at Fourth and
French streets, this evening at 1.5G
O'Clock, preceGed by an open air ser.
LIpG.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-05
THE LARGEST FACT
in this seasons announce
ment is that
LOWER PRICES HAVE COME.

This fact crops out all
over the store.
1t is not so with every
article, but sufficiently so to
show the trend. If you dc
not buy your goods for less
this Fall it will be because
you do not read our aaver
tisements or shut your eyes
to full advantages.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-05
PENNSYLVANIA RiiIR0aD.
The Standard Hallway Of Amcrioa.
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY THn
Interlooking switch and Block sigma
System.
PHILADELPHIA, wILMINiTON a
BALTIMoRE RAILROAD.

IeoI A. NJ. sEPTEMRER atb. ls,,
-.
Trains will leave Wilmington rs fol-
lowsi
For PHILADELPHIA fexnreaeA Ma 6s A On
, N a. 2 ~ = IA q n taa5 "a a. ~ "a
1 90 1i.5l A. .si2 10 I N ans 4 a 4. ia
/ n. k,bG. 7DG and at1p M
Aecommodation, 900. G55. 500. 1o.45
ii, IA 4. MI liza oSs a Al 4 % a. and
ID 40 70 +. M. '"'''' sol "'0' Us" '1' anu
40 sto slo ioGs II "a 10 Fl ~ NJ ~
.OI' 8 b6. ZOO ana q 70 r N '''' -''''
Accommodation, 500. OBS. SOC, 1919.
10 30 p. '' -'~'' '''O' ''~O ''1o anu
For New York. LIS. eb5 AN a IN Gh
$50, tO.I5, 100. 10 d. iI'5i a. NJ III, 81 10 ~
/ 81, aO5. III. 10 AN 5bG sa.2I M q tsand
For Boston without chance. lo.1sA NJ
and p' M. a'se' A''Ao A. M
For Florida and the soutb fvIa Atlantic
Coast LjnelI ID. Is A. MI labo p M
For New orleans Kichmond and Dan.
willie Express /, ii 4. M. Ali SleenInq Car,
and Dining Car,
For West Chester via Iamolin N
and sos A. NJ as aud $40 P. NJ.
statton Scwh Seh.es an u . intermediate
sea a,iSais. tso a. n. nnd us Z. NJ =.
II a ia X ana I II whing Is 20: spl
. as 4 81 1 "a 90 "a H." az ~ ~ 800 ~,
~ "a Nimh, ~ o'o"' we I'LL Gu T. NJ ant
nn1t l..sa
~ "a end a NJ p m ann ~ "a s.h,iohs
81, - a.Iu u.V9 . Ne anu 1913 Night.
naiilm9 pre- ana nni, bay Line me ~ + M.
rnr nv, 80 ras,Io - - ~ 's'"m 'eaNe; oo
o'y r.. v2 I wos =. Z, a. and is'se Night
Express for lover; harrington and Del
mar. NIT, o'4o' lhVo A. Me- s.s' +. NJ. and ITO
III Il n arr,n.,, n.,, .,
s. Is a N '''' Ds"' ""u ""y s'a'ions
~ W.
H Er mphoho ana WY way stations gso +:
,a P@r ne "a ~ , nnu intefmed,ate sta
LOIS; a s y i a; ~. ne'urhns' leave Reno
p0.h 30, q. NJ.
Express FOR wyoming. go T. NJ, n
rd n prrss o LOT N Lapo Shafi os oiu rom
/, - 4, VI. ahu Notio'A' 1.-Two n Ne an
SUI NiBht'
| ra,,o p,u,.,,,,.,.. ma, o.,
w,lminotnm a esnpa B ss9 az s'ree' 10 %
N M ~ ,u WsprosS, S;9@ ~ ST. ~. ~
q ~ 10 =, d.; ~; i:5G ~:
Inso ~, Isl; o.oo, o,Sy. BOO ol'' 900, f'su
ii'.o LOU I. NJ ana ,se6 Might:
On ~ az ~ 49, ~. moo a. W,
a. d'lu' s'ua' a'o'' oSs' s'So, lU'u5 ana ll.3
r. NJ
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For philadpInhia fcxnreas, ~, oss . Oh
k. so. 0. TO- III. az Io'1S 1in NJ ~ = ~
b g. 5.i0 b.b6 FOG b and O ipP NJ "''>
Recommendation Z 6o sn5 a NJ 1o,f
/. a, lCb' I y, AMI ia "a T n NJ H' Wa iS'H
For Chester lexpressl, Iii 4o1 e50 II
IlO'n5. iI5I a M ID III nj .u ~
ai2p. NJ. '''' ''i
Accommodation. 200. sos A. NJ - IL
4 AZ 4 * x ~ = ~ - ~ "a y NJ me- A-'i'
| For New York texprcss, liz ORR 40
I. 90 $50 tya7 10 az II n 4 NJ 10 10 ! 1,
Is.O5 Iuh f5,lo NM saai M and ~
'IP III 'N'-e' "'O' "'~'' '''V anu io's
For T BOSTON without cbap.e bapM
\ For New Orleans, Rchmond and nan
l,itIo eY,,r,,ss : a . ~ "a . ai ~, - ~,
and mimi Gar NJ ~ 0'oep'"s o"'
Eor Waas Shaatar ,,io Ya,,oi,,, O M ,
lN and an p n VI W" o''0 a
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-05

Orchard grass herd grass, fancy
Kentucky blue grass, fresh stock at j..
J. Smiths. Fourth and Shipley streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-05

! Eeecher, 81, Market street. oxcells
all others in photoEraphing tho little
ones. lie sure OF No. Gll Mark 1T st.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-05

Any one wishing TO buy or hire nice
hack and harness nearly new should
call at 9922 Lamott street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-05

The place to buy pumps ia at White
Brothers. northeast corner OF Front
and Orange streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-05

4 NEMEST-inported.G German and Eng-
~ lisa domestic. New York and l.shigh
Valley. JOHN N. SOLOMON, office. DO a
W. Third st. Phones llG and los 1eie
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-05

The Wilmington ME. Preachers As
ISOLATION met yesterday after the reg
ular summer vacation. Rev. j. X,
Dill presided and Rev. ID. +. Waddell
conducted the devotional service,
Rev. J. p. Otis was critic. 1t was an
nouneed that Rev. s. NJ. Morgan. Jr.i
would read paper at the next meet
ing. The committee to devise some
plan to relieve the church at Fort Penn
reported progress.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-05

{ New crop clover and timothy seed
at J. j. Smiths, Fourth and Shipley
streets
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-05

Joshua p. Blythe, Benjamin Linton
Charlotte Jay, Lydia NJ. Morrison
HARRIET Dixon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-05

All ReadyFor Fall.


Early shipments OF Fall
stuffs have been afioat all
August and crowding in upon
us the past week.
All our buyers have been
at their best in collecting!
the newest and best things
Sixteen of them for this,
season have been abroad
An hour after II is just
one, whatever you do, and l6I
men sent out to foreign
countries from one firm to
Ipick out exclusive goods and
choose out styles and kinds
that somebody must so after
and put legs under if they
are to walk this way-is a
solid fact that.speaks well for
old slow Philadelphia, say
what you like!
Years teach more than
books or newspapers. This
is the seventeenth year of
this business college where
the main business is to learn
what people want and get it
for them that they may take
, it as they need, at the lowest
cost.
Toanticipate and assemble
what people want is almost
, a science, and altogether diff.
: ferent thing from massing
) lots of merchandise to sell
I at a profit. ........
t Our idea of bookkeeping
:. is the exact reverse of the
fold one.
This house can never be Q
5 good market for poor mer
S chandise, whatever the temp
!, tation.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-05

Painful teetmng cole, diarrhnrapre
vented and cured by HoOpers' anodYne
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-05

The Police Commission met last
evening md refused to hear any
further complaint In the Fitzgerald
case. The payroll Of the department
amounting to 1894 GS, was passed. A
number of bills were passed and the
commissioners adjourned.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-05

iCtAND- Duilding and Furnace.
- JOHN n. SOLOMON,
Uniee. No. 3 West Third street.
Phones rs and ana 1ete
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-05

Well not conhne this
great sale to made-to-mea-
sure goods. #.-=.....
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-05

II you want nrst.c!nss dyelng anC
NouItBg ashe. gV 10 40 King.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-05

For disordered Liver try BEtcuAM'l
PILLs
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-05

Leave Philadelphia. Broad Street. fol-
Wilmington express, $50 40. S.sl, a.l0
l0.20. II 10 A. ~. l2.IO. Steps. 100. 2.0s
a46 40i, Al. sos, $50. $50. Gi7, G55, lao
Ill.l6. li,30 7. n. and l2,c3 Night.
Accommodation. Geo rs. 1923 A. W..
!. So, $40 4.03, d. 80. 6aa, S.3S. 1903 and ll.3'
! r. NJ
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-23
SUMMONS.
In the District Court In and for tho Third
judicial District OF Utah Territory.
County OF sAlt Lake


The People OF tho Territory OF Utah send
greeting
10 roler romucv, defendant
You are her, hy required to appear Ia an
action broulh h. against YOU by tho above named
plaintiff In tho District Court OF inc Third
Judirial District OF tho Territory Of Utnh and
IN answer the compliant lllcd therein thin
ten days exclusive OF the day OF arfyico) after
the service on you 81 thir summons-if served
within this COUNTY, or, 10 served out Of this
county. but IN lihe district within twenty
days otherwise within forty duyH-or judy
ment by default Will he taken AEhinst You no.
cordlng u the prayer u sad complaint
The said action h brought To nave a decree
OF this rCuFt dlEs1lying thn h1nds OF mntfl
mony oNiaung between plaintiH and defendant;
awarding 10 u aintn To caro- OF tho minor
child, 'ssuu Of said mauiIge and granting
plaintin such other and proper relief a. may
be lust, above relief prayed on thu following
grounds, to,Witi That uu lohIuhry 20 lsll,
defendant deserted uud uhnndoucdthls plan.
I'd, and has ever since SAID date continued 80
10 desert ana abandon her ana sad child that
for more than one year before raid abandon
mrut and siuco sAtd date, nr has tailed to pro.
vide Tor plainun tho common nocessafics nf
iife; and thut tor more than one ear before
sad abandonment tufUudAut ucntel plaintiff
IN cruel mHuHtr, causing plainti great dis.
tToss aud HnNlcy,
And You arc hereby notified that II you fail
TO appear and ausWCr tue said complaint A.
above required the stll p|nlntlh VIII apply 10
tao cont Tor thp relief dUmando therein
Witness, the Hon Charles :. Zane, Judge,
and Inc seal 0f she District Court OF the
Third Judicial District m aud for tho Territory
Of Itah, thIs lllh day NJ March, m the year 6f
our Lord one tnousand eight huudred aud
"' t.FSL i''' HESRY G. MCMILLAN.
Is Gao. D. LoOuI-, CLERK.
Dpuur Clerk, DIV
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-23

NNuEuEAs, ALEXANDER NtrunFfL
w and Jessie 81 Mitchell hH wife. Uv tbrIr
oiian feoi OF uust dated tho sth day Of
recorder OF -alt tsko county Itlh. On die
WHo ahY 'i NAV, lS ln boob 1f mnrtfarrf
-. Ai rlgo 100, conveyed 60 D. j. piniun,. as
N tltf, iho properly 90 sti decd tust ami
~. rlnaIer dearribcd. o. focu'o % David
JHinrs s. p., Of srid county, tnu payment oil "A
i.mlss1il note ius four hundred ana thirty
dol .a,., made - taid Alexander Mitchell ~
fnii David jamra g 60. Aud dated the 9nuio
DAY Ht Hsis Itust deed. payable uu hu tst dav
OF November, lfl!, with Interest the rate VI
'tN' lrf 'ni per hnuuu, which note H. moro
nliN,lI1ry described ln sail trust deed. Aud
M.i'i uo md trust deed were eiton Tor tart
Ni Nr purchase price ni AID property Mud
wherein, s.il trutt decd provided that In he
fh.l motto uud Interest as therein agreed. Inc
lAil4 ol tuu second Ulrt n sad trust
i,.I r,.,, he ae9nF sheriff Of salt
Fh h".u0fui said note, might proceed 10 self
ihr properly boz said decd ui tuIst desc rluud. at
nnu.l' NcuHuctn The highest bidder ior cash al
Nlli lHhr County, hrHt giving % ny duys pub.
lc ngl'o q. llc umc. ttnus and place uf sale,
hnl drs,urlonut aaid property TO be- sold ~
nai pa ONE now'iapcr printcd and
And whereas. default bas been made In the
pnlmrnt 90 fl'i note and Interest. ana slid
sum oi four hundred ami 'hirty dollars amt
interest j. now poet duo IS The torma 81 said
hult and uHU .ttl. an1 right hath arisen iu
nay, rlll hh". HI"i iurcCInfCd, and the legal
holder th.rHi Do clcets, aHli principal AMI
Interest stiIl remaining unpaid.
NuW,lhrrrinfr. notice Do hereby given, thatat
lhc tltruuu VI ihn legal holder uud owner of
tald uuiehun uusi deed, and hy virtue ui Tho
power hnd authority ON mo by law and said
de,d OF trust conferred. I, Tie undersigned
lrusteriwill on thH 90 day OF March. isll, al u
noon on ihtt dlr, 90 the front door ~ tho
county Court house u the city aud county ~
rult Lake, eApo.o Tor Hle nj public youduc,
NM WI s,u 70 lhr hghr,t liitgr tor cash, the
Ntyrd, Hituattd in the County OF salt
latc, Territory Of Utah. and described IN said
dncd ~ trust nf illluWa. lot No, nine CO..,
ins' addition In raft l1k0 tiIy. together with
all nppuricnHnccs aud wafer rights. and an
right, title, benefit and equity OF REDEMPTION OF
said Alexander Miirhcuuud jesse W. Mitchell
In and g. SAID premises Co tisfy said motto
and Interest thereon and the costs aud expense
Of tins trust
u. j. DGNINNY. Trustee
Dated February !5,h, l,l8
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-23
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Lucky 1911 Mining Company. Location OF prin.
ripHl place OF business Park city, ttah,
Location oi Mine, snake Crock Mining Dis
trici, wasatcn County. Utah.
NOTICE Il HEREBN UtNEN THAT At 4
N meeting OF the Board Of Trustees, held
on the ljlh day Of ichfu o., 1898, az salt Lake
& ny, Utah, an assessment number seven, uf
two cuts per share wHa levied on the capital
Stock Of the corporation pHg ahle o. the secre,
tary within thirty dAya from above date ht
SAT- Lake City. Utah, Any stock upon which
thus assessment remains unpaid on the ljih
day OF March. 1870. Will be- delinquent aud nd.
yCrtisud tor sale ~ public auction, aud InlcsH
payment IA made be ore Will be- sold on tho hth
day ~ May, isll. at t1o hour OF " o'cIock
noon. at room so 900 yauhututon nulding,
Salt Lake city, Utah, 90 psy doiinquolt assess
mont together with Cost OF advertising aud
expense OF sale. W. j. BURTON,
Secretary,
No. % Burton's Court second south street.
between second and THIRD West. salt Lake
city. Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-23

First National bank aud one for s75
on the oxford hotel, and there are
without doubt other victims. Lindsey
arrived In Colorado about six years
ago and bought large ranch near
trinidad. Ia then ltd plenty of
money AMI his connections IN Pitts.
burg are said to he very wealthy. He
reached Denver LIST winter aud stayed
for several weeks at the Oxi0rd.
Several well known men enforced
small notes for him, ana each one l.
out the amount on the other side Of the
paper. About "A week ago Lindeey
left his hotel very suddenly and moth.
ing was heard Of him until he WAS
arrested at Aspen under the naue Oi
William DOake.
Explanations Of 10y come from Nil.
lard county on account Of the good
suppIy OF water the people Will have
this suasOn. over two feet Of snow
has fallen In the valleys In the last
two weeks and the mountains arc
completely filled. The snOw is four
feet deep IN the Lills above the RUunl
valley lake which will Ill that natural
reservoir TO ita utmost capacity, and IN
consequence the people Of Sciplo are
feeling Jubilant. While n couple oil
young people were going to Elsinore
TO attend the Academy party the other
evening, they had the m Htoftune 60
have their buggy cnpsizei aud them
sylvee uBcercmoniOusly piled ny ~
the side ni the road. the conversation
OF Miss Nottie Ross was ~ interesting
to the driver, Mr.. Chris. christensen,
q ut he forgot TO attend to his hprse.
ana they deliberately lct the road,
ran upon the side Of bank aud emp.
tied the contents Of the buggy IN n
promlscuoua pile in the mud.--Rieb-
Rcid i0u0cdfs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-23

The People Of tue Territory OF Utah send greet.
ing3
10 Charles 4 Henderson ant Minnie X. Hen.
dcrson his wife, Henrietta Nradon. GEORGE
>. Ncauon, her hu band. and studobat cr
lir1a' MANUFACTURING Company 20 corpora
il0nl, defendants
Nyou ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO APP
Il pear m an lion tr1ught aga nst YOU by
the above named plhlnt1a, M tho District
Court of tue MIRA judicial bistrict OF tho 1cr
Z tory OF Utah, and 10 answer nc complaint
nlod theron Within ten DAYS e. Stlusiyn of the
day OF service after the scr,ict on you Of this
snmmpns-it served within TITS ,na'ty; or, IL
served out Of this county but In { is district,
within twenty days; otherwise within forty
dtyr-or iudgme I ny default will be taken
against you, according TO the prayer OF said
complaint
The said action IL brought to have Judgment
IN the sum OF $500. With insthllmuut 81 Interest
i've thereon, February q lsl, and Interest On
said ZOO from FEBRUARY o.. 1893. NJ 10 rcr cent
per annum, tor SIS, attorneys ices. and costs
OF iti ALLEGED TO be uue On q ccrtli promis.
sorry note. executed hy defendants llnndcraDn,
TO plaintiff, August O. l.'2, FOR 500, with inter
esl non Gate az 20 per e. NJ lHr hnuum, safuc
being dur aud wholly unpaid save intern TO
NOV, q, lslii Hnil npiC secured hy tuuttFaga
Of even dutc ouutCmisrs hereinafter describod,
executed Nv said defendants IN plaintiff o.
have the usual decree OF THIS court for the sale
~ shid premises that proceeds thereof DO
applied Ia payment OF amounts due 10 above (;
that defendants and all persons claiming unduf
thom bee barred aud forrrlosUd OF nll claim OF
equity ot rrdomp ION IN taid premises; that
planun have Judgment Tor any deficiency, and
for other relief; snid premises are described
~ folloWs, Co wit' AlllOt u, block 1, Fountain
Place subdivision, being part block Is, Five
Acre Pat A, liig Field survey, situate In salt
l.nto county, Utah Territory
And you arc hereby notified that n you fail
to appear aud answer the said complaint a.
above require the .aid plalntin will apply to
the C0urt for the relief demanded therein
Wiz ess the Hon. Charles \. Zane, Judge.
and the seal OF the District court Of tie Third
Judicial District, In and FOR tho Territory OF
Utah this 18th day OF March, In the year Of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
ninety. three, lltNHN g. MCMILLAN, CLERK,
liy q, W. u. LOOMS, Deputy Clerk,
T. D. II. Thompson, p!aintn's tttorney
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-23
DELINQUENT NOTICE.


To Thomas o. Ewlng.
rINllls Is 10 NOTIFY you THAT You AIR
i indebted tome M the sum ~ three hundred
duIlarH ,HA N.ull Tor labor performed Tor you,
on tho Mesa mine situated Ia Dry Cans on,
Ophr Dining District. IOnrlo County, ttah.
said mine ID about half O. milC from tHo Hidden
Treasure mine IN o. souihwestrrIy direction,
ana al0ut half milo from The Mona mine 10 o
by the Fourth OF July mnr said Wnf was
performed a. Hssrusmunt work Tor you Tor the
years lsll Hud ls.3 and unless yuu pay the
aaiun within ninety Ull days from tho datu
hereof. your interest Will De- forfeited 10 me au.
cordnE 10 low, MAILO MEssA,
February o, ls0. fu
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Rotate Of Mary !. naIl, deceased.

NoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ undofs gned, almlniutrator OF the estate
OF Mary T.. ilall. deceased, tO.the credilOrs ~.
and all persons having claims against the said
deceased, 10 EXHIBIT them, with tho necessary
vouchers witnin four months after the nrst
publication Of this notice, 10 tho said admins
traitor ut No, Gi1 Constitution building, salt
Lake City, IN tho county u salt Lake.
joins VI. CANNON,
Admnistrhtor Of the Estate OF Mary L.. Hall,
deceased
Dated March sth, l.al,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Eslalo % MnIy ID IlIIaIl. aoeea.od

NIOTiCE Is HEREBY GIVEN, ny THE
~ UNDERMINED, uIWInif'rator ~ the estate
Of Mary Ann Cluall, dUcuufCd. 10 the CREDITOR
OF, aud an persons HAVug claims against suiu
decreased 10 exhibit them with the uosos.Hr,
vouchers Withiut months after the fret putin.
cation OF this notice, 90 the SAID Administrator.
at as fttth street, SAT- Lake City,in tho County
OF talt Lake, ttnh.
RICHARD JOHN CAFFALL.
Admlnistrat0r OF tlc estate OF Mary Ann
Cahail, deceased
JOIs N. CANNov, Atty, for Administrator.
Dated March 8, less
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NOTICE. 10 cRtoIroRs.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. ny THE
~ uudpraisupd, executor Ot the last viii
md Testament Of kdWin o. GRAY, deecased 10
me CREDITOR OF aud 40 persons having claims
nrain-t tlos M deceased, tO exhibit thtm,with
lie Necessary vouchers, wihin ten mouth.
amer inc nfst publication OF this notice To Tho
sbtd ,N,cut1r I'd canon City, Fremont County,
WILLIAM T. BIRDWELI,
Executor OF the last VIII ana testament OF
Edwin " Graz, deceased.
Dsted Narsb iHth l"-a