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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-23
FATAL MISTAKE IN HIS BID.
Byerly Loses Pike street Contract
Grading of Dyer Avenue Let.

Byerly Loses Pike street Contract
Grading OF Dyer Avenue Let
The bids for the grading of Pike street
between Eighth and Twelfth streets were
considered by the board of public works
yesterday, and after a lengthy argument
IL was let 10 Taylor. Bailey a Co. for
SIS. 100. II. M. Byeriy, one of the bidders
claimed his bid TO be the lowest, although
he had made a clerical error in filing out
his blank. The matter had been referred
TO Corporation Counsel Donworth for an
opinion.
In his reply Mr.. Don worth called atten-
ton TO the fact that Mr.. Byerly had bid
q cents per pound for iron and specified
no price for oak blocks, but stated at the
time OF the opening of the bids or shortly
after that he intended IS cents to be the
price Of the oak blocks and intended to
bid cents for iron. He then con tinues:
"As the charter requires the bids TO be
in writing, each bid must stand or fall by
what is written in IL and cannot be sup
plemented or contradicted by verbal
statements of what the bidder intended. -
As Mr.. Rycrly made no bid for iron, of
which there IL about 10000 pounds in
the contract. Mr.. Donworth says,
that. taking his bid as IL stands.
IL 10 much higher than that of
Taylor, Bailey & Co.. even IL Mr.
Byeriy's failure to bid on oak blocks 10
overlooked. he. therefore. thinks that
the board must either let the contract to
Taylor, Bailey 4 Co. or. If all the bids are
considered too high. must readvertise.
Mr.. Green. q property owner on Pike
street. objected TO the bid of Taylor. Bailey
A Co. as being too high. but A. A. Denny
favored II, as he thought IL could not be
improved by readvertising for bids. and
as the bids were considerably under the
city engineers estimate. it wodld be best
to let the contract and save all delay.
The contract for the grading of Dyer
avenue was let To Taylor Bros. for s. Sos.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-23
ADJUSTMENTS.
"Artstoeraey."

"Aristocracy. which ran four months
ct Fslmer's thsater. New York. and two
months ~ the Columbia theater, Chicago.
comes TO the Seattle theatsr for three
nights next week. commencing Thursday.
In the cast are Maurice barrymore.
blanche Walsh, Frederic Bond. Mary
Hampton. William Fsversham. Helen
Tracy. :. Miller Kent, Neil Warner. John
H. Browne. j. C. Bucksions, Maud White
and others
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-23

Joseph Sehonbaohler. the sexagenarIan
Who married i2-year-oid Hattie Mckay
and was shortly afterward abandoned by
her. gets the divorce he prayed for, but II
costs him q pretty penny. He gets his
real estate and personal property back
nom the girl. but he must pay her
In lieu Of IL $500 in cash. $500 In q
rear. besides paying her attorneys $500 and
the costs of the suit aud his own attor-
nsys. The next time he takes pity on a
poor little child of the feminine persua-
sion. he won, lei 1t lead him into marry
inc her
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-23
Accused Criminal. a, "a. n.,.

number Of persons accused Of crime,
eoahned IN the county jail awaiting trial.
were arTAlgned IN Judge Hnmes' court
Yesterday. Albert Lombard and James
FERGUSON were accused OF burglary. Iom-
sa'd pleaded guilty and Ferguson denied
ms s1l1 Robert Dewsr and Joseph
waite also accused Of burglary. pleaded
not gall'y, ~ also did Peter Westlin. &C.
.asea OF Obtaining money under false pre-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-23

Dog Catcher Coleman says great many
owners Of young dogs are evidently Of the
opinion that = pap does not require q
license tag, and Aliow them 10 go untag-
red. The ordinance does not make any
distinction between an Infant dog and an
Old one, pun is dos and Is treated ac-
eord.ngly. 4 number of pups have re-
Gently fallen victims 20 the execationeF for
this reason
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-23
Paciae Manufacturing Co.. Ar.,r..

Christ Happier yesterday hisd in the SUI
rerior court hts report as receiver for the
Pacific Manufacturing Company. showing
us resources TO be ST. 916. - and its liabili-
lies sa. 7sa77. aside from 81. 800 worth Of
capital stock subscribed for and vet un-
PAID. lie states that prior TO his appoint
menl the company had entered into sew
era building contracts. and he petitions
Tor authority to compiets these and TO run
NE business for that purpose.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-23

pany Is entitled 70 payment ahead Of the
Judgment secured by G. n. Godfrey, and
Judge Langley yesterday granted an order
Temporarily restraining Sheriff woose-y
from paving over the proceeds Of the exs-
eution levy 70 the Judgment creditor. The
orier . retnrnable August 30.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-23
BOARD or COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
New Ferry Over the sneaualmie- =
Change Among Road Oxerseers.

New Ferry over the snoqualmfe-
Changes Among Road Overseers.
The board Of county commissioners yes
terday granted license to John o. Ames
to opera,e ferry across the snoqualmie
river at Shaw's Crossing for one year. the
rate. Of ferriage TO be 10 cents for foot pas
sengers. 10 cents for one or iwo-horss
wagons, ~ cents for four-horse wagon. IS
cents for horse and rider. II cents each for
loose horses and cattle, 10 cents each for
loose hogs. cents each Tor loose sheep.
The res,gnatioa of G. W Rogers as JUS
tics of the peace of Mercer precinct was
accepted.
J. l. Gilmore was appointed overseer for
road district No. 81
The resignation Of f. g. Bnckhorn as
overseer of road district No. 81 was ae-
eepied.
James Hogan was granted license TO
sell liquor at o'Brien's station.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-23

E.. ]. Bowen, the weil-known seed mer-
chant of Portland. has found il necessary
for the convenience of his many customers
to open S branch house in this city. which
will be under the management of Mr..
Henry Sehuett. He has secured the
spacious store room sc ia Commercial
street, Squire Latimer building. where he
will be pleased to see any one desiring
first-class and reliable field and garden
seeds of any kind.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-23
rraI.. rrem ror.ixn yi.,,sr.

The favorable comments On the Wash
layton building At the Worlds fair come
NOT only from the visitors h2iling from
the I niied States nas from foreign sight.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-23

Rei~een Union and Pike, 10 feet deer.
WILL rent for $50 IL taken 81 once. Union
Trust Company. lis squire Latimer build
Ing.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-23

The little steamer Seaside lies At Harrington &
Smiths wharf awaiting inspection. She has
been secured BY Frank Goodrich, who recently
lost the Milton.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-23

steamer Chehaiis leaves Hatheld's wharf daily
except sunday. at D m. Tor all Port Orchard
aud Port Washington points
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-23

OR telephone Is lsS aes 81. a. . ne BOOK
LsseA. Augustus s "a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-23
SNOQUALMIE FALLS!

Special Exsarssea giwen ~ the sAssss % ths
FIHST PRESBYTERIAN CHUaxsn an Friday.
Azgast -. Leave seattle - 10 atiossns
Eve ho1gs .; fAlL& Fare for regad trly 81 -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-23
v AIMING.

Every genuine box of "VIAVI I"
is surrounded by seal bearing fac
smile signature of "THE vIAVI
Co, San Francisco, Cal, u. S. A
No representative, under any cir
cumstances, has authority to offer a
box with a broken seal and when
seal is broken or tempered with in
any way, We disclaim all responsibility
as to the contents Of the box Sus-
picion should rest on any one offering
"Viavi' not properly sealed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-23
THE MlcDOUGiLL (
SOUTHWlCK COMPANY
7l7-7Ia7sI-7ss Fnai Street
Special and
Extraordinary
Bargains
FOR
Ladies, Misses and
Children.

25c-Children's SummerUn,
derwear, vests, pants and
drawers, reduced from 4oc and
SOC to 25c.
2oc - Ladies Balbriggan
Vests (short sleeves) and Pants,
reduced from soc to a5c.
8Bc-Another lot of Ladies
Sleeveless Vests. reduced from
Isc to S15c.
50c-Misses' and Childrcn's
Muslin Nightgowns. reduced
from ST. to soc.
2ac-Misses' and Children's
Muslin Chemise. reduced from
soc to CSC.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-23
saT00 POOR TO BUY
lUU A HOME"

Is 4 common complaint, but ,s per
cent Of the people who make it don't
know what they are talking about.
That IS per cent viii probably keep
right on paying rent until doomsday
and spending every dollar of their
incomes, laboring under the false i'm
preston thar home is beyond their
reach.
There 10 hardly person Ia Seattle Ia
receipt Of regular wages salary % IN
come Of any sors who eaa net have as
ewn home and good one
Anyone can do il who can save
SIS month. The whole proposition
hinges on 50 cents day. That will
pay for a high, level, slightly lot in
Drexel Avenue Heights--as good
lot as anyone has The location is
strictly hrst-class, the view magnih-
cent, the distance only rs minutes
from down town, and the Madrona
Park car line passes through the
tract Lots are $3.50 to S6S5 each,
on terms of $50 cash and SIS
month. There is city water as we'll
as electric lights When the lot is
paid for We will guarantee to secure
loan to build handsome house with,
for it is gilt-edge property and just
the sort loan agents like for security.
The location is directly in the line
of progress.
The title Is a. straight ~ . string and
eli purchasers receive com piete abstracts
OF title
Our references are every bank and
business man in Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-23

frsaeinal. Nsss wlnserasaFns frroesi Cusos
3rs4asss % sae Hazze aaa xo.oasxl framing
Ces.ege. Loz1oa. Engssnaa. who hosas King
Seunty rsaeaer's csrsiacsse. second grade
Pal term commences Monday. September ktA.
lsex
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-23

Fees tpayseas In advance for either sssssenf
81 per month.
A ANAL fee % sc per nsantA will be cAareee fog
municipalities materials ~ gifts saA Stationery
The methods cs teaching are based en-
FkIBkt> SYSTEM, wnscA IL aow Seiax uai-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-23
! 0RTE5E RM
EAGEFEe a

ana fness ralans btning t'aps between seattle 81
Paul ana Chicago wsaeat change Connrctions
Scr ali points IN the Unlsed SIasss aaG canada
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-23
SEATTLE TO hot SPRINGS AND RETURN
-FoH
S4.4O

Effective May Let. Tbs Norshevn Pacific Rail-.
read Co will cell round-trip tickets 10 ths oresa
hfvsr Hot spring. ana return Dor ~ 90 I'm sAis
every Saturday and sunday. Tickets good for
eays
A physician viii be 1t the springs for patients
who may require his servtces Also q branch In
sfttute OF the German Bsmsdy Company fyr the
painless cure Of the liquor. mof phtfs and to6acco
hsbts. has beau located 81 the spring.
Hates ~ 90 ami ~. so per DAP. Return tick sts
viii have TO be signed ~ ths trkst axrat at Hus
Springs betors they good ter For further
In formation sddfees I. ca MCCAIN.
Hot spftnxs. Wash
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->THE-~-
Hope Kindergarten
AND PRIMARY SCHOOLS FOR
BOYS AND GIRLS.

Held IN THE f.os CAs4n corner Of T4snrsrsace aaa
kePaoStcs7 sSreess, No<sA seattle. fram
60 Il - m Also zio Esexeuta 81.
froa I.33 70 G.Sn y u.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-23

There 10 hardly person Ia seattle Ia
receipt Of regular wages. salary % IN
come Of any sors who caa net have ass
own home and . good one
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-19
Noricr Is nFmnY olvrN ru,r.

wlore,.. on the glnd DAY u Ausuft isl.
LNhJs Y. dhcIltfoW uNu Joseph p. Grow made
ihcir certain proml cory nnte. " lhht date. Tor
lhrgc hundred AID thrtl 90 10lar., payable
Co q. e.. iestc' 900 tnathUmUnta of twenty
'IEht dollars Hn the llud d1r uf each aud ,yufy
month VIA 'e,srrsi ~ twelve per cent per
and whereas. IN secure said p1ymonts. said
iva ,. NpduCd Grow and IuaoUh s. bruw. her
nu.lAnd, made, executed and Delivered 10
iHu uuss decd. dated August ll1d
l.i, duly nrEnnWtlECd nn1 turu.
nrl and 'narlgd uu tue stih dly of Nu
u.s AND blp OF tuu foe1fis 0f tho ruuu ry0lr.
der nf salt Like turny. luh ltrrItuH.
thereby conveying Co tho said William %. Dale,
trustee Che following described property
Com urnriuF NO point un inc rHst line uf
lot one LI, block one huudfoi aud HlNtornl llH.,
ulat ~" Hhll lutu tlil survey, live rods uufth
ming Thence wost ton .lul rods, thence uorih
I've .l| f0lH, thence raHt Ten lII RODS. thence
Fnulh I've .NI rode On thr p'uru OF heuuuinz
Auu, whereas. HaIi trust decd provided that
90 Hlii monthly payments tl.u Che ufit trustee
wiguf, N tnu request uf tHc legal lulIor
pnti thereof and nIl ucht title, benefit
uul equity OF redemption UI thV fud
parties 0f the rrat port thrIr lrifs and ussirus.
tnrariu, either iH uIHss uriu separate parcels.
prefer nt puddle auction 900 Ihr front door OF
me cnur house lu 900 county ut sole LAKE,
~, '',' w '' ,''., or ~" ..'l li'uN a.,
,'i iial VI W., WA .,iit TT "t ~ .u.
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H. Nv .. ~ ~ /" ta'.h XIV t,',n
~, ~ ~. .''". Y N,,''N'u .u
$780, "" St.' ~" ~ ..lNA',
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~ .,. 49, - wv, 49,. r.. w. .u.uV,DN.
I ~, . IT,. 49, ~ "a, t". w ll''Ni.'h
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M ~ ~" Pr. 10. ", 'iw
49, ' wv wv, " Nv" IVY. .N',, .,at l.yH
~ W. tti ,.'s ~ y, W. .u,N QUO
w, ,N, . h,',,, ~, W. l,'A. nh
~ $500 w w ,,',N .''.,. Wv. ". "Uh'
,o.,,., y l D,, t Ivy, XVI. , ,. %, roy
i.'tt. .I,.., M lt..i III, ,Itf' . 4. h. l.s ~,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-19

J. Placido Romero in the Rio grande
on MAY 18th ~ responsible for the
disclosures. The body was found early
last week, but before that time the
finily OF Nj. Romero brought their
attorney to Aluuqurlue and began To
iuquire into the Insurance on uis life.
IL vas uscpitnined that u month bet 70
tho drowning Lagan had written
$4,000 on the lie Of MI.
Romero and that he had
received part uf the premium In uash
and thU remainder in notes. He
discounted tue notes and all the money
ho obtained lac squandefei among
gamblers aud upon women. His wife
lett tho city for the north ana Elan
continual his trip south. On saturday
A. II. Baker OF the Denver tiIcc
arrived In The city, aud he stated that
no application for poll y ON Mir.
Rlmefi's lie has ever reached Den.
yer. The miesing agent II reported 10
be- In Southern Mexico, and Mr.. Baker
viii make every effort 10 find him.
Tho SEQUEL to an ,l1pumcnt was
brought o. light In criminal clss In
the Superior court at Oakland, Cal, on
FRIDAY, when George McCarte, was
tired Tor perjury. HE mother-in.lsw,
who resides on Fourth street, San
Francisc0, mate a strong effort tol have
him sent to the pcuitontiafy because
he ran away with her l6-ycaf.Uld
daughter McCatte, who h "a fine
lookiug fellow, was rOomlng In the
White nome aud had taGen fancy
to the ,giil. He was received In the
family, but Mrs. Whltc was not at all
anxiUus TO have her daughter marry.
In tue first place, she thought that size
was too young. one Jay MCCaItc
suggested to the old lady anu she gave
him a piece OF her mind. a few days
later MIR. McCarto wns miesing, ami
20 was Mary. itdid NJ take long Tor
the mother 10 learn that the couple
had eloped and completely outwitled
heg. They went to Oakland, anu
McCafts got out a marriage license
wherein he swofc that Mary White
WIS nineteen years old. The couple
then went before "A minister and were
married. Tho angry mother was
soon on tneir trail, ana whom
che found that license hnd been
issued eno swofe 10 a,wariant charging
hcr eOn.in-aw with perjury. The
chnHe for the runaway couple was
commenced, and MoCAftc was soon
landed In Jail. The sheriff tudcly
interiered with his honey mu0n and ~
n retult tho bridegroom has boon In
jail ever since. The bride, however,
was faithful 70 her Gagged spouse. She
refused 10 return % her home, anu
went to work for living AMI also O.
raite some money for tbs defense OF
her husband. On Friday she was Ia
court 10 light an angry aud stern
parent. Mrs. White told her ttory 10
the Jury, and suggested that Mary was
the prize and JOY OF her HE. Her
son-in-law, she said, knew that the
girl was only sweet sixteen when he
sworo that she was nineteen years OLD.
Neither the bride and bridegroom saiI
a word Ia defense. They simply maze
love In court. The Jury acquiltt d
Mr.. McCarte without leaving tho boa.
Then the young couple went their
way rejoicing, aud Will now enjoy
their honeymoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-19
NOTICE or ADMINISTRATIVE SALE
or REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GiyESTHA PuR.
~ rulnt 90 on order ~ the Probate courg Of
salt Lake C1uuty, Utah Territory, M the mat.
ter Of ilr estate OF Henry g.. iuWler, Il ceased.
uairA " slid estate, on luosiay the lllh day
Of June, 1873 at ~ O'Clock m ,nt the law ONCE VI
barlow Ferguson, 80 $3.50 Consultation build
ing, salt Lake ny, ltan, viii arll At private
halr, o. the highest bidder, for cash an the
HFht, title ana intorCft uf the said deceased nd
since acquired ~, in aud 90 All of the following
described real estate, tosWItt
Part ut lot one. block NN, plat IN" salt Lake
cts survey. iu salt Lake County, Utah Terri.
tory nnd described us commencing Us rods
west Ut the southeast corner OF loo one, bloch 10
plat "p," SAT- Lake cay survey, and running
tnrnrr north rods thence west 1I rods.
thence south rods, thunCU cast three aud one.
thifi N'I rods 90 beginning,
Also commencing ~ tho northeast corner of
tail Jog, block and plat ana running thence
south thrro rods, thence west n.I rods. thence
north three rods, thence caste rods TO begin.
u..
Torusof salo Ten per cent at to time "
sale. Hnd balance on confirmation Uf sale by
the Probate Court Deed 90 expense " puf.
thHHer
Hlds IN writing win DO received up to sine
Of sale a the oliro Of barlow ferguson, or by
Che udWiui-truttlN
JANET FOWLER
AdmlnsualriN Of the c1tato OF llcury a., Pow.
Ter. deceased
Iho aiuinsualriy. duoming il for tho best
Interest ~ ul pOrFuuh concerned, hereby post
ponce the above sale illl Tuesday, the eOih day
Of june 1903, at the same place, % q O'Clock M.
IAAE a.. FOWLER,
Administrative Of tho ostAto u Henry o. Fow.
HARLOW fLUuusos. Attorney for said es.
tate
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-19
ASSES sMENT NOTICE

TINnE SEWER MINING AND MILLING
4 Company, principal place Of business,
ton Of mine Gold IN Mining district. Piuts
County tAh.
Notco b hereby given that at a meeting OF
the directors ~ the SEWER Mining aud Milling
Company, held on MAY ~. lsl3, an assessment
Of one hult OF one cent per share was levied
on The capital stock Ut the corporation, payable
nt sdcr 90 W, j. Buato secretary. az the unIce
OF the company, Room !53, Constitution build.
mg, salt Lake city.
Any st0Ck upon which this assessment may
remain unpaid on the Third day Of july, l,ad
will he delinquent be advertised Tor sale
% public auction, aud unless payment 10
made before Will be sold on the Twentieth day
Of July, lst. % pay the delinquent assessment
OF sale. W j. HEAIlE, Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-19

IuTN uONus ron SALE rttRtE ury.
~ drcd thousand dollars $500. COO of fve Isi
ltr cent SAT- Lake ny bonds Tor sale Nutire
= hereby gwen ulf on the 2inn DIV NJ June. \.
n l'i, ni the ndsH of tlD CITY treasurer q
saIt lake city. ttau. thfgo uundfsd .iOlI bnpfs
"I tAll 'ltF WIN De cold 40 the hHhrst bidder
10 bidder Tor cash la lots OF 80 bonds clrn.
tAN N'nu, Gre - the Denomination Of ono
ythfa lficr date. hui subject to rcdemulan ID
any linc 1ttrr july isL d u. .fOl AZ tIu option
Nl HAil Guy. ihoar bonds bear interest ii the
tAt' or hNn .1| uor cent rcf Huuuw from July
~ y. D. l''i, until Uliu, interest ptyub q ou
ne 20 Jay uf January AMI July 81 Och year.
hlla VIII u' received hr us Tor she purchase OF
.llh bonds or huy Uau thereof from the add
lay ~ May. 4. b. los. until tho llnu day III
June ID. is0l Ht l1u'clUck m The right 10
reject ANY nul ~ bids Is hereby reserved ON
iohnIf ut En.d city liy order III tho civ Coun.
cl ui Hud city, made May IYth. t-lI
No.. u y. IA ktN, Mayor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-19

~ OliCE l. HEREBY GIVES THAT ~
~ pufnu turr ~ hn order OF tho Probate
,uur ut !hu rounty ~ tult Lake. 1rfutnrt OF
Ntah. made un the Pod Gay OF Juuo.is iu no
uItcr uI tIv uatttV Of NIliHm Matthew r.
dtcgurd,iu' undrisiEnud admiuis'fatorof "a
o. ate WI Hrll no private sale. Co the nguttt
hIlitr Tor cHHn, hy srA cd uids Boo wrIuuE. anu
subject g. CONTINUATION NJ Probate court ~
friday tho anth uf June, 1891, ut ~ U'rlutk IN.
81 lhU Jaw unlro ut James N. Nozzle, rooms
Altt Constitution hulIdiuT. 70 s.u'h. Main
street, Hht Lltc city, Utah H me right title,
inirrtsinnd estate ~ SSH William fntthows
4 deceased, and Of the 'siaic u SAID Wliiiam
Matthew'S ~, decreased, On AMI 60 all that
rrfblu lot or parcel ~ land Hltuttf M toe
eiiy au1 rouniyuf salt Lake Territory Of Utah,
aud described a. fniluWs, o. witt
Al nt lnt hreo lil, block eight tsi, pltt q,
hit lsnsc tty survey. Located on corner Of
fifsf hud \ strrUts.
Terms and conditions of sale Cash. ten por
cent % purchase priru tn hr pHld ON day OF
sale, hflHnrc on connrm aitun Of sale hy
tho Probate court Decd at oxpgnio d
purchaser.
salt Lake CITY, tftah. June 5th. i-1l.
MCllAEu MATTHEWS.
Administrator OF the oftatc OF WIN. Matthews,
deceased
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-19
MkRsHAL,s SALE.

DuGsrANr 10 AZ ORDER OF SALE tn
mo difr,icd by thg Tfifd JuilcaI nlstfirt
court no tUc Territory ~ Ah, aHtlI pNto.o
40 public uliV, 90 the front Iuur uf thr Uunrtv
'nufi House, lu The city NJ -Hlt Lake. County
nl HA.l lake PM Territory " utah, on no
-ll iny Of juno, i''j az Twelve n'c nrk VI
~ we rflt ute, cluim, aud interest OF 4. H.
NH.lnWf lWmH =. Williams and bcntgs Gusa
"i, ln. nul 90 tho ful OWING dcsruUot real
estate, situate, lJins, uuu iuIug DO SAT- Lac
'oluif, AMI described as fnl nws, t0.wit An
OF h'ufa. seventeen 4 81. tNcnly .rIght tg,I and
twenty nine .iiI, ihr uHrth half OF lot eighteen
l.H', h.ndl tlfif seven go. Dot fIN tlI. block
iWrutf Hur Iis lots seventeen u5I aud
eighteen .,Nlurk thirty aiy HI Tote ttrbt ~
tluo IW and ten .iu and tWsiye
llD 10 block sixty flN ltD liia thee
90, four lN AMI nyc liI in blofk thitteon
Nil lut twl 70. On ulurk twelve an
lud l1i eight l7I bon block THIRTY four ..D bid in
kinney aud dour 1y'H improved city r'at II
raIt lake tiiys u.Hu lli nf uIHrk SOAK fgi
euniHtriug twenty four IlU os boz Drr on
CIV ADDITION, . a. %, subdivision Ut sltty fIni
acres or par uf tho wet bat ut tlr north
wet quarter uf section twenty. tuwnthip mo
hiutho rtusu uur west. -Ait Take meridian.
lUts twenty one tlD. twuuiy two Ial. twenty.
thfcu I.HI anu tuUutysfOur |gU. IN biort 100
10. plAt % 90 Garden INV addition.
To uc sod a. the rrnnru nj 4. !. Williams.
NINA - WILLIAMS nnu George Goes nt tho suit
o. ihe National hank ~ tho HeIublc
lcrml nf sale, cash
Dated June on, 1893
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