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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-11
MONEY TO LOAN.

We are agents for the Industrial
Savings and Loan Company, of SYRIA
cuse, N. Y. This company has just been
introduced into the State and Is anxious
to loan money at six per cent interest,"
guaranteed to mature in a stipulated
number OF months.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-08

XIvuEWEAs, ALEXANDER MITCHELL
w and Jcssie ". Mitchell his wife, hy their
oftain deed OF uust dated inc snth day Of
April, lsn!. Hnd recorded in the once ct the
recorder OF sAlt Lake county, Utah. ON the
third day OF May, lsJ, 10 book Of mortgages
% a, AT PAGE 90, conveyed 10 n. j. Dinnny. hH
tsulcc, the properly N sad deed o uust ami
hcI ciuaiter described, o. secure o. David
james 90, of rgid county, the payment OF a
prumissOry note for tour hundred and thirty
dollars, made by ihld Alexander Mitchell Ia
said David james Co, ana dated the same
day a. sal. trust deei, payable on the lat dny
OF November, i-1!. with Interest ~ the rate Of
eight per cent per nnnum, which note y moro
particularly described IA sAId trust decd And
when note aud trust deed were given tor Iart
u the purchase price ut fhid property. And
whereas, SAID trust deed provided that In tho
event Of said Mtrh'li Il vie failing "a pay
said note aud intcrcst ~ Therein agreed. thr
party of tho second par. In sad trn-i
ieed, or the aclns sheriff Of salt
LAKE ,ounlA, y ne request Of the
tho property IN said deed ut trust described at
public Neudue to the highest bidder for cuth at
the 'front.' door ot me county Court house in
salt Lake County, lrst giving III rty DAYS pub,
nC noucc OF the time, inrius and place ct sale,
aud DESCRIPTION OF snid property to be sold hy
advertisement ~ some newspaper printed and
Ana whorcas, default has been made In tho
payment e said note aud interest, and said
sum Of four hundred and thirty dollars ana
interest ls now past duo hy the terms of SAID
note uud trust deed, and q right hath arisen TO
have saiu trust decd iorcclosed. and the legal
holder thereof 90 elects, said principal aud
interest still remaining unpaid,
Now, therefore, notice h hereby given, that al
the election Of the legal holder and owner OF
said note uud trust deed, and by virtue OF tho
power nud authority On me by law aud said
deed lf trust confer cl, !, the undersigned
trustee, will uu the lth day OF March, 1885 at v
noon ON that duy al tho front door Of the
County Court house M the cily aud county OF
salt i.ake, cSpoHe Tor sole nt public vcndue,
and will cell TO the highcs bidder tor cash, the
real estate hy sHld deed Of trusf con.
voyed, situated IN tho County VI salt
Lake, Territory OF utah, and described In said
deed % tInst Hs follows Lot No. nine (W,
ten % aud eleven m, block onu a., IN Per
ms addition to salt Lake city together with
ali nppurlenuncOs ana water rights, aud an
right, utlc, benefit aul rguiy OF REDEMPTION Of
IN and 10 sHid premises 90 usty said note
and interest thereon end the costs and expense
~ '' II. j. plNiNNl. Trustee.
Dated February .7lh, l-li,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-08
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.

NOTICE Is uELEuY GIVEN, THAT IN
~ pursuance Of an order Of the Probate
Court ut salt Lake uouuty, Utah Territory.
m de April Hu rs 2, the uudcrsigna q. Him.n'
istru'nr of the cfta'c ~ Joshul Parker, he.
ceased, viii, on saturday, the lsth dly of
March, M, isli or alter snid date, At the Law
oncc ~ barlow forF.lou, room 3ii Unstitu.
ton liuilding AIT Like Ctty, Utah beta cen
tic hours Of % O'Clock d. Ia. and 8 O'Clock D M.
Of sHid days, He lat PRIV te sMe to the highost
bidder, for each and tubicri 20 the confirmation
by taid court. 40 the right, title. interest and
,.ialc Of the said Joshua Parker NJ the timo Of
bis death, or afterwards Of. Ia and to the FOL,
LOVING described rcal estate, situated Ia salt
Lake county Utah 1cirtnry, aud particularly
described as fullONs, tp.Nit.
Beginning = rods wet aud 70 rods south of
the northeast corner ~ the sOuthycst quarter
- section q, Township ono 10 north OF Range
one lll west salt l.akD Meridian, and running
thence west 3i.h rods thence north ii.h rods.
"a nee east % rods, thence south so rods 10
beginning.
iids IN whiting will he received on the above
described land tithcr At said nnirc. Ur ly the
administrator ot taid estate, up u the time OF
snid sale,
JOSEPH W. sUMMEBHANs.
Administrator OF -Hii estate.
HARLOW FERGUSON, Attorney for said estate
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jewellers. one abode Ia built over and
u der the other, sud to the right ami
left, giving them strange, motley
appearance, not unlike the recessea
inhahitcd by bald eagles. There are
narrow caves excavafed into the aide
OF the ctumbling volcanic rock, and IN
tho bottom VI each IL some Of the short
native grass, forming a bed ON which
to sleep. At the mouth Of the cave an
lust In the interior fires are lighted, and
here they warm themselves I'm the
wi ter. Skins Of different kinds are
also suspended outside % Keep out the
snow and cold. In the summer the
hardy natives leave their holes AMI
live la odd housrs made Of poles, m.
strucisd near at hand On the euge o.
the 81 II. The strange people nre usu.
ally ms strong aud vigorous as can b.
found anywhere. Moreover they ARE
entirely cDnteDted anu as happy ~
people ia amy 0f the great cities o.
Amerioi. They have 40 governm ut,
no chief and no need Of laws. Living
IN families and setting fortn every dnl
In their kinks Tor the whale, seal AN i
wairup, they return each night % their
caves Or pole tents, caring nothing Tor
the outside world. Oid 10 reate,
however, the prestige OF the native b.
determined by tue clothes he wearf.
AZ these consist OF skins aud constitute
tho wealth OF the Islanders 1t will he
seen that thpy are not In Thu
respect 80 much unlike civilized eoplc
hut the man with more clothes than
anybody else has no more authority.
II Ia respected for his sagarity, hut that
isall LIT o has been I'm WIN q t1e h.
lauuers hitherto. For n great many
yenrs after the whRlers hal been going
to Boring straits aud the great Mac.
benzle II was supposed the huge brown
rock was uuinhabited. IL WIS like n
beacon in the sea, and about II moth.
ing was to be seen or heard except The
ronr OF the waves anu the wo,rd crite
OF the wild fowl. Finally some one
dlscernei smoke ascending from the
other side Of the clln. A landing was
made aud thore the Islanders were
found. They said they and their iuru.
fathers had been there always aud that
they knew no other world, though
they had heard that thtre WIS one
This was only dozen years ago. Since
then the whaleis have kept an eye Out
for them, TOR they liked the generous
natives, who showed many good trails
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-08

Il Is said that the captain Of a rol
Dor band who desires a wifc does hu
counting after this style: Casting hi
eye on some fair village maiden. Ia
dcscends upon the occasion of dane.
ON the green, ard mingliug with In,
dancers mnnngts 10 dance with The
fam one himself Then he charm
her with his nac, aud the beauty oi
his dancing, whispers love message
in her terrified ears for well an,
knows with whom she is dancing
and circliug ever nearer and nU3rC
to the outer edge Of the company h.
suddenly givesa whistle and hismoi
appear in a moment and dash Of
with the prizc, the leader coyerins
their retreat by IA fusillade of fine
arms which the villagers dare MOI
return, hcing too much cOwed by th,
bandits daring
Honorable marriage by captured
priest who is held in readiness is of
fcrcd TO the girl, who dare not refuse
to become the brigand's bride, know
ing she can never return 10 her home
below the mountains. II is said that
these marriages are exceptionally
happy, and that the men love their
abducted prizes with constant af
lection, and that the villages from
which they are stolen are forever
after safe from fire and rapine at the
hands of the band. Detroit Free
Press
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court 100 and Tor Salt Lake
county, ICfripry of Utah.
In the matter of enc kriAto ~ william A. Ncl,
never. deceased.
NToTICE OF TIM hNp PLACE Fon THE
~ henringof pttupr Tor admission 10 pro-
Iatc Of Will. Pursuant 90 Au order OF SAID court
IN said mttgr notice Is hereby gwen "a I
Thursday. the uh Jay " March \. u 1873, ut
no o'cloek am, ut luo County court house Ia
salt Lake tiIy, tbh lCrrltoD, IN the court
room OF said court, has teen appointed me
utpC and place tCr tho hearing nj hpoutlon NJ
Lucinda Nolmtycr UrHylnR tor the admission
10 pr0bato ut "a certain document herewith
rresrnted. ruTpnrruF To be- the last will and
te,tamrnt II William a. Nuimcyor, deroated,
when and where aIl persons in'eiio,ied may
M mo granting of letters documentary 10
lucmia Nemoycr, as prayed for ~ SAID
YIN Sitncss whereof have herouuio set my
band md unXo1 The seal Of eatd court, THIS 2ifd
DAY OF February, A d. 1879.
II. y MELOY, Clerk Of the Probate Court.
rs ClrsrES BnowNE, Jr,, Deputy Clerk.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Lucky nill Mining Company. location Of rrIu.
cipai place OF business PARK City, Utah.
Location of Nine, snake Crock Mining ms
trci, Wasatch County Utah.
MTOTiCE Is HEREBY GIVES THAT At 4
~ Hcottuf ut tho liHHlI 90 IIusier4. hci,i
on The ialh day ~ tUufu rl lsi' DO rlt Lake
q ~, Utih, 1913 assessment. number seven, of
Mugouts per share was levied Uu tIo capital
stock OF tNc corporation payable to the sccfc.
thty Nthin hirv DAYS from above date ui
saIt Lake city Utah Any sturs uUou which
ms asses wrni remains unpaid Ou tHo lyth
10y ol MARCH,, isii. wall hD delinquent Hud no.
voriscd Tor sale. 20 public auction, and uulcfa
uaymrut ~ made Doc ore Wl|l Uo cold Ou the tth
LAY ~ MAY, l'l, At thu hour OF % uc.uHt
noon. 90 rHnw so $40 Constitution Emiuiur,
Sal' Likc Ditv. Utah. to p0y dUluqucit Hssr.s
mcnt together with cost of lGIrruuns auI
cApDrsc col .lio. W.J. BURTON.
SECRETARY.
hOiwccn SECOND aud Third West. .hit Lake
ty. tth
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-08
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

To Thomas y. Ewing
ts,IIfs ~ 10 NOTIFY you TIM YOU ARE
Indebted to ne IN the SUM three hundred
DO Lars ~ OOU Tor labor performed Tor you.
@ IL Nrf.n mine stuuted Iu ufy DHuyuu.
mn, uiniuF nistrirt. ToucIc county. TITAN.
said mino is about half milo 90 n ihc Hidden
Treeturc mine IN = aouihuc ,IIg direction.
ana a,out hslf mile rom we ,onA miue in q
aoutheriy direction ana o. loiuri ON Che mott
H., thg Tourth OF July niue said wur. wis
REFORMED a. assessment wof. iUf you f0r no
Yeara f.qI aud ir2 aud uu'css fOu pay tho
ss,'c s,ithin ninety CNl daya' from tho date
b,9cof' vour interest wall De- forfeited i0 me ne.
cording TO Nv. VA TO MESA
LnhfnlrN D. l.-l. w
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


''"'' 'i jaw 'lAN'"Ni heNt"HtNs
NOTICE u u REUY GIVEN. ny
~ the undersigned, HdmnistratfiN Of the
estate OF Jane ferguson, deceased %
claims against tho afd deceased, o. ca.
hihit them with tle necessary vouchers within
ten months after Tho ufst pub icatioh Of this
houcc, To Tie ahId n1mlnHtratriN or hof at
SAT- Lake tiiy,u thc County OF salt Lake,
Territory " Utah.
MANY FERGUSON.
NdmIuistrhtriN Of the ustatg OF Jane Ferguson,
dCrottvd.
Dated February 18th, 1919
BARLOW fEHGrsuH, Attorney for estate
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE i uEHEVN GIVEN, ny THE
~ undersigned, admins rltur NJ the rstltc
uf .IarU AM T. nan. deceased. 10 the creditors
0f, aud ull persons hAying claims against suli
dec. asrl. iO 'Nnlht them with ne nrOrssurI
vouchers within Z months lttUr the hrat punlt.
cation ~ ths notice, tn tho SAID Administrator.
ut 800 lfh street, sat Lake City,ln tbU County
ct tdt Lake. ufal
ICuAUp JOHN CArFALi.
Administrator Of tho estate OF MARY Ann
CauuI dl ceased
LuuS 81. ClsNoy, Atty, for administrator
Dated Marcha lr'l,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-08
STOCKHOLDERS. MEETING.

NOTICE Is llENkuN GIVEN TitAT
~ ihe annual meeting nf the atlckh1ldors
ct the salt iHsu buIid ng nNd Loan Atsoclt.
ton Of Utah witt ry hold At the unlcc OF enid
corporation, 40. li Wost, second south street
.Mt Lake tiIy 0n friday. the iOih day Of
March, lHD, 100 % pm, to choose officers Of
snid association Cor ino ensuing ycari also to
cohsldcr ~ pns.uuu 90 revise the by laws Of
said ussUclauou throughout
!. }. THOMAS,
- Secretary
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DISSOLUTION OF coPARTNrRsHlp.

nun tIRM uEUEtoFORE EXISTING
i under tho name aud style Of George God.
dnit q Company. doing business IN salt Lake
CITY, Utah, Is tuIH day diaHoVtd by mutual
co sent, % orr" Goddard assuming ihc uay.
mcntui a. lhc indebtedness ~ the company.
bEpttsE conn Altu.
WtCltAWD SMlTn.
salt Lake city. Utah. March d isW.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-08
NOTICE.

Ir.uupll place of business, al't Lakotlty,
Utah
~ O1lDE.- rUEEE ARE DELINQUENT
~ upon tIC following ucHauH1d stock ON
prruuut OF Assessment 81. I, levied ou tho lsth
day OF september. 4 ID. IFlt. thH Hnytrtl
amounts su. opposite the utucs ot tue fcsptst
tive shafonoldcrs. us iluoua.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-08
IN the Probate Crnrt iu .ni tor salt Lake
County, Tcrrtog ut tab

In tho natter OF tho Eau'o of John Norman,
doceu cd.
NOTICE u ukRtUl GIVEN THAT
~ Christian MnfinnlUu H1uI.IsirIiIr % The
tsthto ~ John NorWau. ".H..u. hHa ron.
drted for settlement AMI l.Hl loo HHid Court,
hla inAl account OF he 1lHuuIHffut lu uf Huin
tsAtu aud petition fur uuHl distribution %
the residue uf SAID Ut.iH among the
persons entitled thereto. ana tlNt Nviucs.
day, the hh day Of Mr. o., A %. l.N at 10
O'Clock ain, q tho Coau room of HIii Court,
in The County Court House rlt aau Diiy lnd
uuuty, UtHh Territory na. been duly appoint
ed by The Judge ~ sd'd Court iur She settle
mCnt ~ said account aud bearing OF thlg pCu
ton for distr button, At which time aud place
any perHuu interested IN sH|d estate may np
pear AND show cause, 10 nrN rtIt ht, why sad
account thOul- not be- .HtNri ana approved
ami final dttr'hutiou mH'r o.. prayed tor,
dated February u, lsH. ...
CLERK n The Probate Court.
Iiy CAusrTN fIuOwNl. IH. puuty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-08

Notice OF time and place for the no ring VI
petition Tor ldmlss 1u TO probate OF Will
puRsuANr TO a. ORDER or SAID
gwen that " cdurHfag the Eth day " NuUu.
a. 10. isli at d. O'Clock %. M, NJ the County
Court housc iu sHIt ilLc city. Utah fcnitlry,
In tue cuur room of slit cnurt, haH been ~.
pointed The time and uIHro Tor the hearing ct "a
pct ton OF NillaW o. liulwell, praying Tor the
admission o. utuuli" ui certain document
herewith presented, pun orIinR TO be the last
VIII and Testament uf kdwn &. Gray, de.
Cca scd, when AMI UuHIu I'll persons interested
may appear and oppose tho prob e. OF said
William 4. iirdWr'I, a| utai ed Tor IN said pcli.
liOu.
In witness whereof have horounto set my
hand aud uny't ihg sgll Of said court. THIS
10TH day at fubru.rrt s, u. lst3.
SEAL N. v. MELOY,
tlogl n the Probate Court
ny C'usrES lHuwNr, JR, Deputy iofr.
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LEGAL NOTICE.


TOTICE rs HEREBY GiNEN THAT \ T..
~ Rpn.fTuI.. uIHIuIHiraicr ~ tho estate ~
Cntollnr Lrr..uu. uUUua sci, hns rendered COR
urcount oi hs COMMUNICATION 81 SAID estate
and rputtlU fur UuH distribution ut the
residue uf ..u estate among mo pcr.
sons entitled Wuyn' ana that Iucfday
n'rloct a Ii. no flU court room NJ tnld court,
M tho CTnutr uHI.' IlHutc, Salt Lake tily rnd
County. Uiah TUrtny, We beeu uuly uppolnt
I'D IA mo .iuIu.Hf 1850 Count. tor thc settle.
,rent of am recount Hni hearing sara pei ton
Tor distr,bu.io lt NWfl time and pllco any
pcrson intcrc.trl n Ni e,iaie may appear
aeconnt should unt lu sai,lcd and approved
ana Gnnl Liberalization made ~ prayed for
"'''' 49, v MELOY,
ClurhOf Probate Court.
Nv CAusrEs HRoN sL Jr, Deputy CLERK,
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate COurt u AND Tor Salt Lake
County. Torui0rI Of Utah.
In the matter OF tho Est1ir Of Richard Brewer
dfifHHHru.

In the matter OF tho Es,itr Of Richard Brewer,
dtrHlHu1.
NOTICE Is HtHtNN GIVEN THAT
~ Lorcnzn rc;tii adIliuistrsior ~ tho e..
tate ~ Richard ufoWrr. deceased hla rendered
& = settlement, ami l'U1 in SAID court, his nnu
count ut his uImuHtrluon OF shi1 estate
ana puuiion tor hu,I distubution NJ tho residue
ct said estate auurg tho persons entitled
thereto, hrd that Wednesday, the -th dBy Of
court room OF said ruurt. IN the County Court
House, salt Lake tity and count, Utnh tern.
tory, hiss been uHlY appointed by the judsc OF
said Couri for Tic .,.'lru ont Of SAID account
which time nnd place any person lntcrcstrd tn
shid estate may upNHHf md show cause, If any
there be, why HaIl count should not be- fci.
NJ prayed Tor.
Dated fob uary 4, l'H.
II. v. MELOY.
t.Drh OF the Probate Go ~.
By CAUsrES lWuUNr, in , Deputy.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court, no and for salt Lake
County Territory OF Utah.
In tue matter Ut tuu Estate OF Joab Lawrence
deceased.


deceased.
NOTlCE Is Hereby GIVEN THAT
~ MuylHn a. tuE. surviving executor of the
last will und testament mud OF the estate uf
JOnh Lawrence, uUcrnaol, mas rendered for
settlement. aud f.H1 iu shid Court, hiH dual ace
count uf he Communication Of said estate and
petition for final dlsuiHutiOn OF the residue pt
said estate among tnp prrs0ns entitled thereto,
aud that lhur.dlF, tNe "a day Of March, 4 ~
ieli, ut 10 u'rlnU. % 100 at the Court Room Of
sAid COHrt, iu che county Court House, ralt
LnEo City and tuuuil, Utah Territory, has
been duly appointed Ny the Judge OF taid Court
for the srttlrmput oft alli account and hearing
said petition Cor t..Irl"uuOn, NJ which time and
place any person luI.r. lied In said estate may
appear aud show cause, u any there be-, why
sAid account Should not no scitCd anu ape
proved aud nuaI uI.gIuuti0n made a. prayed
Tor.
Dated February -'h, lsll.
H. V. MFLOY
t.rrt Of The Probate Court
Ily CAUsTrs BROWSE, JH., Deputy
BENNEIT, MARSHALL a lUApLtN, AttornOya.
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CHURCH BLANKS
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THE DESERET NEWS OfTICE
SALT LAKE CITY.

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DEsERET NEWS OFFICE.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In tho praba,o Court in aHI for SAT- LsL,
County, Territorl Nf Utah.

In the Probate Court " .Hl 'lr SaIt L'Lc
County, rerritorl II thh.
In Tho Maitor Of the Estato of A.IIlm Ammcn-
nan, dcccH Ua.
NOTICE Is HEREnN GIVES That
n John N. icilcr. uUmHU 'rflr uf fuc
e.tstc III Wtuiam Ammcnn.H. U.cp.scI. boo
rendered Tor settlement, nul n.ri 100 .iii cuur.
b. dnal account ot iiis admin i.u ui SOD
.r.t4I0 and pCiiiiau Geo.. N.4I dNt us
hutton Of the residue Of sliN among 600
urrsons cntitl thereto, uiN I..' IH'. HnF. iUo
i'm uuy OF March 5. ~, lNa'.. d. H.NINr. u
Al the gourt o. on OF said r|.T. .u tHr county
ourt ii,Iuse. salt lake titF IuI |Hurfr uph
TERRITORY, nAs been dulY "HH .Iu.yi H. tuo
nudge of said court for ih" settlement of said
Account ami hrntIns said l.iI..u .Hr sl.tuuus
tton. ut Uhlch time uhh nIHt' H. I.I u inter
,atcd IN fIId satitu my .IH.Nr .Hi show
cuusc, N any thCro be wiz l. H ut shouId
NOT be- Get led and approved IUI HuHl lftfiuh
lion made no prayed for.
" y. NTfuY.
CLERK of t.r l..IH 60 Court
Ky CAusftS hnuWsl I.. Deputy.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court Iu aud for Salt Lake
County, Territory OF Utah.
In tho matter ot th. e.taic OF Edwin &. Gray,
deceased.
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And lu accordance With law uud Che order uf
The Board Ut Directors made nu the I'm day Of
september, 1892, 30 many shares NJ each parcel
at such stock ns may be- niece Hary Wiu be-
sold NJ Rooms NO 90 and Jli Constitution
building, salt LAKE Guy, Utah, on
Friday, the 10th day OF February, A u. tslti. nt
O'Clock D No., IN pay the delinquent assessment
thereon together with the cust Of advertising
JOHN l. NEuEKER
secretary.
SAT- Lake City, January % 1919.
The date OF The sac of delinquent stock o.
above b. hereby extended to March 10, lsll, az
the same place aud hour.
lly order OF tho h0ari Of directors made N IA
day, j. J., NEBihLit, Secretary.
Dated February o lsll
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VI Nt MELODY.
CLERK of Ono Probate Court
Nv CAusftS BROWSE. IE. Deputy.
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declared Butler an outlaw and put a
price OF $1,000 upon his head. The
feeling against Butler even in the
north was 80 great that in conse-
quence OF this act and the seizure OF
100000 on deposit at the Dutch con-
sulate he was removed from command
at New Orleans. He was given com
mand the next year Of the depart
ment of Virginia and North Carolina,
his force being designated ms the
army Of the james, In 1864, after
the draft riots in New York, Butler
was sent there with II strong force to
maintain order during the election.
In the winter of that year he led IN
unsuccessful expedition against Fort
Fisher near Wilmington, N O., and
soon. aster was removed from com
maud by General Ctraut, who, in a
celebrated dispatch which he subse-
ouently, in part retractod, accused
Butler of allowing himself to bo "bot-
tied up"
After the war General Butler re-
entered politics and in 1866 was elect
ed to congress by the republicans.
He was the most active OF managers
appointed by the house IN 1868 to
conduct the impeachment Of PresI'
dent johnson. in 1887 he came to
congress as an independent, or as he
phrased it, with q brick in his hat,
7 prepared to shy it at anybody he
? pleased,
e In 1878 and 1879 he was tho ga6or-
natorlal candidate of the independent
2 greenback party and ono wing OF the
democratic party in Massachusetts
but was defeated. In 1882 the dem
, ocrats united on him for the Office
S and be was elected, thongh tho rest
T. of the ticket was defeated, lie was
j renomnated in 1883 and was defeat.
ed. he was nominated fer president
4 bn the greenbaGk and anil-monopoisj
s parties and received l8jas5 vote
l. He has since nro"ti""l' INV .,ssilron -,
= i.y and taken little part in politics
S He has devided his time between
g Boston, New York and Washington.