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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-07-20
FOR SALE.

Ny entire mill property, including
dwelling house. My sawmill machinery
is from the Chase Mfg Co. OF Orange,
Mass. 1t consists of board, cutting off
and edging saw; also planer and match
er and frst-class shingle mill. The ma
chinery has the latest improvements. The
mill has large stock of logs. 100000 feet,
in the yard, and ready market for the
lumber. Ny gristmill consists OF one run
of stone (old stock burr) corn cracker and
smut mill and India wheat bolt. Two
turbine water wheels furnish the power.
NY dwelling house is well situated near
the miiss, contains u rooms and is well ar
ranged for two families. My object in
selling is wholly on account Of poor health.
For further particulars, call on or address.
II. NJ. BLANCHARD, Braintree, Vt.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-07-20

II is quite probable that the repeal
Of the silver purchase act will he in
the nature Of u compromise, whereby
the tax on State banks will also be r-
pealed. We shall then have all sorts
Of currency circulation. One thing,
however, is ccrtain-the bills Of no
State bank can be made legal tender,
and no one Is obliged To take them.
A safe rule would be TO adopt the
same course now taken in regard To
Canadian bank bills-rcfusc all except
those issued or guaranteed by the gov
eInment
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-07-20
New England MagazIne.

The coming of the New England Maga-
zine, though a little delayed, brings
feast OF fat things, beginning with Mount
Washington" oy Julius II. Ward. Mr..
Wards faculty OF seizing upon items OF
interest and narrating them entertaining
ly is here shown in a high degree.
Ladies first made the ascent of Mt. Wash
ington as early as 1921, with Ethan Craw-
ford as guide, and it was about this time
that Ethan carried lady with a sprained
ankle two miles down the mountain, on
his shoulder. The pictures accompanying
this paper are numerous and pleasing.
Another handsomely illustrated article IS
by Oscar Fay Adams, entitled "In the
Footsteps OF Jane Austen" Many OF the
views given OF her homes were taken ex-
pressly for this publication. "Experien-
ces During Many Years. is rich in enter
iainment, and this ndmber has no lack in
poetry and fiction.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-07-20

Four Chicago hotels failed last week.
The hotel business was vastly overdone
in that city Preparations were made
for a crowd of 300, 900 day. and the
average attendance has been less than
100000. If one is well informed, he
can Get iirst-class hotel accommoda-
tions at very low rates-as low as -
per day and up, this, too, ia strictly
firsi-class, tireproof houses. If any of
our subscribers desire 10 gotlis month
Or next TO Chicago, we will gladly di-
rect them 10 such houses as we know
are rood. While we shall not rum any
more excursions for the present, the
margin being too small, we shall be
glad 10 be of service TO our subscrib-
af.s
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-07-20

While 81. .Iohnsbury, ST. Albans,
burlington and other cities are having
trouble with their water supply, West
Randolph can congratulate herself
that there are no microbes in her sup
ply. No ease Of sickness has ever been
traced TO, or oecasioned by, impure
water im this village. No notice has
10 be posted Oh every Faucet, boil be-
fore using" Now New York's water
supply is condemned as impure, and
the users are requested 10 boil before
using.n
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-07-20

1t i strange but true that good
men very often do serious injury 10
the cause they hold most dear, through
lack Of common sense. The latest in
stance was the Christian Endeavor
convention AT Montreal. No city ever
gave this great and useful organiza-
ton more hearty or cordial welcome
than did Roman Catholic Montreal.
The people. one and all, attended the
meetings. opened their homes and did
all i'm their power TO show their SYM
pathy with the organization. Yea one
of the speakerS-some good, earnest,
devoted man from Bombay. India
was 20 utterly devoid of common
sense as to make a bitter attack upon
Romanism, STYLING il as no better than
the idol worship of the most degraded
people Of India. The result was great
uproar, and only the personal efforts
~ the Roman Catholic priests pre-
vented terrible riot. The speaker made
no attempt at argument, showing why
he considered Professionalism prefera-
BILE TO Romanisln, but simply made a
bitter attack upon the latter.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-07-20
Are You Going 10 Worlds Fair2

While we shall not run any more
excursions at present, we shall be glad
TO help any of our subscribers who
wish TO 90 this month or next.
Any such who write Us viii receive
card of introduction TO the proprie-
tors Of Hotel Ozark-one Of the best
fireproof hotels in Chicago--and val
liable information, also, as TO going,
etc, that will save money.
The proprietors of the Hotel Ozark
promise 10 give the holders of these
cards the same special low rates they
make us for excursion parties,and will
look personally after the comfort Of
such persons while they are stopping
at this house.
We have examined, and have stop
ped at. many hotels in Chicago and
find none that offer 50 many advan-
tages and none 50 well located as this
hotel. II i Il solid, substantial. fire
proof brick and marble house, located
at the corner of 3jth st. and Wabash
avenue, in the residence portion of the
city, halfway between the business
center and the Fair and only half Ii
block from the elevated railroad. with
trains every five minutes and fare only
five cents to either city or grounds. 1t
is also only block from the State st.
cable cars. fare five cents TO either
grounds or city. This hotel is iin-
ished throughout in hard wood. is
steam heated and is lighted by elec-
tricity. II contains 350 good rooms,
nearly all of which are en suite, and
s. bath rooms for the free use of
guests. The cafe is run on both The
American and the European plans:
the service is first-claSs and the charg-
es are reasonable. All whom we have
taken there on our excursions speak
in terms of highest praise of the
Ozark Hotel. I'll il IT. good "a, the
Pavilion, Welden and other good YER
mont hotels"
We have made a special rate for our
parties and for our subscribers. rs
follows: For small rooms or for those
opening into the inner courtwith two
full meals-breakfast and >upper-a
day, two occupying room, $500: for
large outside room and two meals a
day, about $3.50. Regular rates. -
and 81 day.
Parties of four or more will be met
at the depot if due notice is given in
advance. Full directions accompany
each card, 80 il will be very easy to
reach the hotel. II j. quiet. honie-
like and first-class hotel. else we would
not recommend il. We charge noih-
ing for this service to our subscribers.
but they should enclose stamp for re-
ply in each letter sent uS. At the
present rate Of fare TO Chicago, per-
son who takes his OWN lunch and goes
in day coach can make S44 60 cover
the cost of board, room and railroad
fare for nine days trip. Sixteen
dollars morc.will cover roSt of sleeper
both ways, lunch, etc.
To those who wish To 30 a. cheap
as possible, take smaller room. 30-day
railroad ticket and no sleeper, the cost
will be about 1893 Six admissions,
lunch at Fair, etc, can be had for
$3.50, making the total cost of an eco
nomical trip about S4445.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-07-20

We are glad 10 note that the people
Of the enterprising village of Bradford
are believers in the theory of home in
yestment, after having proved, by bit
ter experience, the frailty of Western
booms. They haye voted 10 build a
railroad to bring the valuable granite
deposits near by into the Town. Home
investments are The safest.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-07-20

lion. Edward j. Phelps Of Vermont
is suggested as successor Of Judge
Blatchfod of the United States SUI
prcme court. No better man can be
found in the Democratic party. When
il comes to supplying men, Vermont
is equal 70 the emergency every time,
no matter which party is in power or
what place is vacant.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-07-20

WAxTED.-Salesmen to sell our choice
and hardy nursery stock. Many special
varieties to offer, both in fruits and orna-
mentals, and controlled only by us. We
pay commission or salary, give exclusive
territory and pay weekly. Write us At
once and secure cnolce OF territory.
MAY BROTHERS, Nurserymen,
Roches ter, n. Y. 3S
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-07-20

Secretary lloke Smith, late Of Geoi'-
gia, does not believe in pensions any
way and is making itas uncomfortable
for the pensioners a- possible. He
hope, by so doing 10 save this poor,
bankrupt country few thousand dol
lars.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-07-20

The Argus appeared last week with
a beautifully illustrated article on
"The Lakes Of Vermont The Argus
beats 'em all when il starts out to
show up Yermont's attractions.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-07-20

Il isvirtually settled that the World,
Fair will be closed on sunday hereaf-
ter. The local directory has voted al
most unanimously 20 close the gates.
Keeping the Fair open on sunday
was a mistake, and the directors have
done well TO acknowledge their error.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-07-20

The Chamberlain Investment com
pany Of Denver, Col, has gone where
the woodbine twineth;" and il is said
that numerous Vermonters are deeply
interested IN that woodbine.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-07-20
Editorial Notes.
CONSTANCE GERRY BLoDGETT, rz,.o.
FRED ARNOLD, I"''o''

Vermonters are getting plenty Of
experience, anyway, witlthe wild and
woody West" Experience comes high,
but they must have if.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-07-20

The newspapers We're pretty hard up
for sensation when they started the
story last week that an Englishman
who lives in San Francisco had told
some one, and that one had told re-
porter, that he had received letter
from a friend in the British navy, say
ing that large bodies Of men and war
ships were being ordered TO Victoria
and Esquimalt, as England expected
10 be defeated in the BeI'ing Sea Ar
bitation and proposed TO enforce her
claims by force Of. arms. Dog day
madness begins thus early.
The Democrats have acted wisely in
the appointment Of the new pension
examining board for this locality.
Dr. Stewart Is one Of the oldest and
most successful physicians in this
county. DR.. Goodrich of Brooktield
has a reputation that extends far be-
yond tile limits of his town, and Dir.
ClOugh Of Bethel is, on the authority
Of DIR. Grinnell Of the University of
Vermont Medical college, one Of
the brightest young practitioners in
this part of the State. We hope all
the Democratic appointments will be
on par with these.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-25
An Eyentiul Life Ended.

Sister Harriet Wight Holmes, who
died at Montpelier, Bear Lake Co.,
Idaho, march l7th, 1908, aged nearly
o. years, was pre-eminently a pioneer.
A correspondent writes that she was
the daughter Of the late Morris q.
Phelps and his wife Laura Clark
Phelps, whose names ate familiar to
all tho earlier Saints. TIE imprlsOn.
ment of Morris Phelps, with the
Prophet Joseph and Farley T., Pratt In
Missouri, and the heroic part played by
the mother OF the deceased, In her hus-
bands and Parley's escape from
Liberty jail, Mo-; are graphically de-
scribed In Parley's History and on the
annals OF Church history. Harriet
Inherited the noble traits OF her mr.
ents and never during her evsntiul
life did she faller or shrink from her
dutits M wife, mother and saint. Her
home was always nm open house for all,
and her acts OF hospitality and kind
ness unlimited and proverbial.
She was born In Lyman Wight's
tent, at Independence, Jackson Co.,
"s5oufij hptiI itH, 1903, uolDb tue INST
iemsle child born amongst the Saints
In that historical place. With her
parents' family she moved to Masce.
donia, Illinois, after being driven out
OF Missouri by the mob, whore her
mother died In 1912. From that place
the family moved to Nauvoo, where
they remained until the summeroilSi8;
when they Joined the general exodus
making their next stopping place near
Council Bluff, Potawaiamie county,
Iowa, OF a place called Ferryville 90
the banks OF the Missouri, opposite
Winter Quarters. At this place de.
ceased was married Dec. 25th, Is3s. TO
James Holmes. In the spring OF 1851
with her husband anu fathers family
she emigrated to Utah, making a nome
In Alpine, Utah county, Utah. In
1854 with her husband aud intbef,a
family she removed 10 and settled In
Montpelier, Bear Lake county, IOabo.
Subsequently Mr. Holmes with his
family removed to Meea city, Arizona,
out not liking the locality they returned
TO Montpelier. She lett eleven child.
ron, all living in Bear Lake county.
except her oldest DAUGHTER Laura, who
resides In Mesa ci y, Arizona. Her
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-25


The People OF the Territory Of Utah send
To Peter Tomnoy, defendant
You are by required TO appear In an
hcuun brought against you by the above named
plAlntii In the District Court OF tho Third
Judicial nistrict OF the Territory Of Utah, aud
10 answer the complaint ncd therein within
ten days exclusive Of the day Of soryice) alter
the service on you OF This simmons ~ served
within this county. or, Il served DOT OF tins
county, but la lhe district, within Twenty
days, Otherwise within forty dnya-or ludg.
mcut by debut Will be- taken against you ac.
cordlng - the prayer Ot Htid complaint
The SAID action IL brought To nave decree
OF this court dlssplyinF me h0uds of matfi.
mOny existing between pluntu and defendant;
awarding to y Aiuth tnH caro- OF tho minor
child, issue Of enid matrngei and granting
plantih such other and proper relief 40 may
be Just; above relief prayed ON the following
grounds, t1.Wlt That on February 20, ls.il,
defendant deserted and abandoned this PLAN.
uf, and has ever since said date continued 20
to dCsprI ana abandon hur ana hhid child, that
for more than one year before said abandon
meat, ana since slid date. no has tailed 10 pro-
vide Tor plaintiff the common neceHsafios OF
life; and that for more tuun one year before
saul abandonment act ndant treated plslntin
In a cruel manner, causing plainti great DIS
ifoss aud anxiety.
AND you nrr hereby notified that II you fan
10 appear aud answer tue SAID complaint ~
Hhnyc required the said plaintiff will apply 90
toe court Tor the relief leinaudo therein.
Wines, the Hon. Charles 5. Zane. Judge
ami The seat Of tho UI.trrt Court OF the
Third Judicial District ~ aud for the Territory
of itah, tins i8th day uf March m the year OF
our lord one thousand eight hundred and
"' iSrsL '''' HENRY q. MCMILLAN.
lbs GfO. b LOOMlh, CLERK.
Dsput clerk. dw
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-25
NNlLnEAs. ALENANILn mronEIL

NNHtHEAs, ALEXANDER MITCHELL
,tiain decd Of uust dated iho ath day of
recorder OF -Hlt Lake county Jt4h. on tHr
WIu dlY uf May, ls'', iu book ~ MORTGAGE
~ 40 pasc alN, conveyed 90 III. uinunY. as
De Iuiunitgr described, o. fprufp tn u4yId
aHWHf q u., NJ -aid county, thr pavmont oi "A
ll"wlssnry note for four hundred ami thirty
90 made ~ fnid Alexander Mitchell II
tuid DAVID JAmrs a Go. and dated mo satne
uay hH safe truft deed, payable uu tho la dav
on N"',m1cr, ~. with intcrcata the rate u
t.ui Vof cent per uuuum, which note h more
lHH. ulary described ln SAID trust decd. And
" lgh uo'r aud trust dpcd were given t1f mari
Pr lnr purchase rucc ni nid property AMI
Whtrt1s, said trust deed provided mat in H..
even, of aid Much.Il % % vile tnIlnr to fnV
llI note ana iutcust as therein agreed. Ind.
parry ui the second pare in SAID tfust
i,g.l' ,,. The acting sheriff oi sslt
l.FH holder q said note. mlgHt rroreed 10 sell
lhr properly lu sad decd OF trl.t described. al
PUN. tgu1uc.io The highest bidder ior cash at
F.Ii lHhr County, urst gNlug % rs days pub.
llr nuH"y ot 'he time, terms and place of sale,
h94 o..r'iruou of sNd property 10 be told ly
aY, N'h i1 s'mc newspaper printed nud
AMI whereas. duiauit has been made In tho
pay mrgi 20 Hsid note and interest Aud SAID
sum ui four huldrrd and thirty dollafa aud
lnittot /. nov past due by the terms 81 said
note and trHHt irtu, and right hath arisen 10
nave snil uu.t decd iofccl0tod, hud the ltrNt
no.u'l W.f'UI ~ elects. a!id principal aud
interest HllII remaining unpaid.
. NoNiWttrilfe. notice u hereby given, thatut
TIE election of ihr |pgtl holder and owner ct
saH note luu irust decd, aud by virtue ut the
power hud authority ON me by law aud said
uttu ni trust conferred, /, tie undersigned
trutNc,Wi.. un 90" 9TH day Of March, 1850 ut n
noon ON iht day, 40 tho front door Of tho
County Court house iu tho city Hnd county of
rhlt Lahc, eNpo.r Cor atle ~ public ven duo
lhd VIII srll 60 Che hHEhr bidder Tor cash. the
real estate hN .ml deed Of trust con
yped, situated no Tho County Of salt
lnfc, Territory of titu, and described In saii
pecd % truft nH fIIuUH' lot No nine f0l,
ten ~ nnd eleven 600. block one a., in Tor
iuF addition Zoo rat Lake fity. tuEp thor with
hl 1ppuurnunrra HnI water rEhts and nll
rrli' liur bcucli and equity of redemption 81
huti Alexander Mitchell Huu jesse ~. Mitchell
m aud ~ HHld premise. 60 b. tisfy SAID note
and interest thereon ana ihu costa and expense
u thf trust
-. II. q. DUMMY. Trustee
Dated February .ilh, ls1f.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-25
NOTICE 10 oREpIToRs.


NOTICE Is HEHEBY GIVEN ny THE
~ undcts guod, administrator OF the cftato
of Mary T., Halt dccra cd. 10 the creditors Ut.
deceased, 10 cNhiui. them, with The necessary
vouchers, witnn four months after the nrst
publication OF this notice. 10 the SAID admins.
Lake CITY, in the county Of salt take.
joins VI. CANNON,
of the Estate OF Mary L.. Hall,
deceased
Dated March stl, 1855.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-25
Tho People OF Tho TorrlI1Fyo OF Utah aond grcci.


Tho People Of the Territory OF Utah send greet.
ing
10 Cherries 4 Henderson and Minnie X. Hen.
uorsou h|s wife, Henrietta Neadon, George
:. lcadon, nor hu hlni aud studobakor
hr2' Manui9cinfing company "a corpora
Vou ARE HEREBY INQUIRED To APP
l. pear m a. ASTON brought aga INST yuu uy
The above named plalnuus, .n the Distuct
Court OF the . hird Judirill District OF the Ter
tory OF Utah, and o. answer the complaint
Med therein within ten days exclusive 81 the
day Of scrNccl after the service on you Of this
tuminnnH-ii served within thia county. or, II
served out 0i this county but In { Is dlstrict
within twenty duyHt otherwise within forty
dlys-0r iuigme 10y default Will be- taken
nralnst you, according TO the prayer VI said
The SAID action Is brought to have judgmon.
M the sum OF fluo. with installmout o. interest
$50 thereon, February lsd. ani Interest ON
sail tlph from FEBRUARY o, 1898, NJ 10 per cent
per anuum, Tor SIS, attorneys ices, ami costs
Of o. alleged 10 be- duo ON a rortNi pr1miss
sorry note. executed by defendants henderson
10 plnutH August D. lsU!. Tor 500, with inter'
cot from dutc No 10 per cent per puuuW, same
being due and wholly unNnid save iutCrc TO
NOV. q, lsll, SAID no q secured by MORTGAGE
Of even dntc onuttmisrs hereinafter doscribod.
executed bv said defendants o. plaintiff. 10
have the usual decree OF this court for the sale
Of said prcmises3 that proceeds thereof be
applied IN payment ~ amounts due De- above
that defendants and an per ouF claiming under
thom be- barred aud fofeclOacl OF an claim OF
equity ot todgmp ION ~ sud premises; that
plaintiff have ia gmUnt Tor any dunclcncy, and
tor other relief -nd PREMISE are described
u follows, 60 wit. Al lot u. block 1, Fountain
Place subdivision. being part bioeE Is, Five
Acre Pat A, uig Field survey, situate IN salt
lakc county. utnh Territory.
Aud ynu are hereby nolihHd that " you fail
70 appear and answer the s9id complaint AZ
above required the sad plaintiff will apply To
the COuri for tho relief demanded therein.
Wit less tho Hon Charles :. Zane. Judge
and nc seal Of ne District Court Of the Third
Judicial District, In and Tor the Territory Of
Utah, this 18th day OF Mach, In tho year OF
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
ninety. three. HENRY q. MCMILLAN, ClerE
liy q. W. ID, LOOMS, Deputy Corki
T. u. u, Thompson, plaintiffs attorney
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-25
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Lucky Bill Mining Company, Location OF nrin.
cipAl place 81 business PARK CITY, utAh.
Location mime. snake Crock Mining Dis
uirt, Nhsntch County Utah.
NOTICE Is uLNrM GtyEN THAT At A
~ meeting ut che hoard Of Trustees, held
ON tho lith day VI lyHTu ~, 1905, Al salt Lake
ny, Uth, Hu uaaCaawort. number seven, OF
Two aCuta per share wHs levied on the capital
stock OF tie corporation payable 90 the sccrc
tury within thirty day. rom above date at
san Lake Cuy, Utah Any stock upon which
this assessment remains unpaid on the 2Jth
day OF March. isli. VIII be- delinquent aud nd.
ycrtisud Tor sale, At public auction, and uuiraH
payment is made bee urU will he sold on tho sth
day of May, 1871, 90 Che hour OF " o'cIocE
noon. NJ room 80 800 Constitution binding,
Salt Lake CITY. Utah, tl Hsy deiiuquclt assess.
mcnt together with CUHt OF hdyortsing and
expense OF sale. W. j. BURTON.
secretary.
No. % Burton's Court second sOuih street,
between Second anu 1hlri West. salt Lake
city. Utah,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-25
SUMMONS.
In the District Court IN aud Tor tho Third fndi
cia District ot Utah Territory, County
Of salt Lake


The rsoplo u The reuuot, Of Utah SEND
70 Ela NJ. darcy. Defendant
YOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO Np.
L pear IN an action brought against Won by
Tue thhoNc named plaintiff, 100 the district
Court OF the THIRD Judicial Uis.
lfict OF the Territory Of Utah. nnd
W answer the compliant nicd therein
Mlthlh Ten days irNrluatNu OF the dav OF afr.
vice. alter tie services on you ut this summors
" served within this county or, DO served nut
gu WIS county but IN this district. within
twenty naNa, Otherwise within fnftv tihya-or
iulfm. ut by default will ht taken aguiu.t Won.
h,,vtliht 90 The utlyCr OF Haiu complaint
Ahi4 suu action is brought Co hatrn d. crer
OF 'hi' court dissOlyinT thr marriage relation
nov nANiinF hc wceu plaufn aud defendant,
Hul granting pllinuu general relief. prayed
on vac tfound that Tor more than one scar
u' SO pnur 90 the commencement Of THE action
defendant lHH wNfullN HHd without rau.r dc.
serted nod abandoned thiH plaintiff. and &C..
fu.Vi 90 again 1--we with nir.
Aui you are hereby uoftuUd that 10 Won fail
So appear aud answer co., HniI compliant ha
Shove required Che aid painuu will aruly To
Ng court tlt thg foilcf demanded theron.
NiluesHt Tho Hon thHrIrH b zane. jude.
anl uhc ec' OF the ueiriOt Court u M. Ihrd
judicial ui.luct, in anu ior the Icrritnr, Of
Oihh, ihlH tind day Of March, iu the year VI
eur lo,d one thousand eight hundred aud
l.E,rl ltENUN q. VI NttL,N. Cicrs.
ny Gao II. LuoMts. Deputg tlcrk.
toAn tnAn. aitorutys tor plaintiff
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-25
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

To Thomas u. Ewingi
fl,lIlS Is no NOTIFY YOU THAT You ARE
Il indehted tome IN the sum OF three hundred
do lars $4,000 Tor lapIr performed for YOU.
on the Mesa mine, situated IN Dry Cannon,
Ophr Dining Dlsuict, Toocle County, Utah.
said niue Is about half nile from the hidden
Treasure mine IA southwtsterly dlfcruou
soulherly direction, ana D. Joined on tho moth
by tue Fourth OF July mine SAID NOR. was
performed ~ assortment work for you for The
years 1921 aud ls2 and unless you pay tho
same within ninety tll days from tho date
hereof, your interest VIII be forfeited to me 40.
cordng 10 lsw, MAfEo MEssA.
February Q. 1876. ri