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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1893-02-23

Judge Howell E. Jackson has been
confirmed as an Associate Justice of
the United States Supreme Court
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1893-02-23

The almanac for 1898 of the Phila-
delphia Times is teeming with inter
esting data, and makes valuable
reference book for general informa-
ton.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1893-02-23

The first United States Bank was
chartered by Congress on February
25, 179l-1O2 years ago next Satur-
day.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1893-02-23

Topeka, Feb. 1.-THE snow that
fell last night reached the depth of
a foot before it ceasel to fall.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1893-02-23
THE PASSING HOUR.

All the WORLD over IueIe are 90
women to 100 men.
There are sixty-four lawyers in the
United States Senate.
In Baltimore the lowest fine for
policy gambling is $500.
A hotel to cost $4,000 is to be
erected at Rocky Mount, n. c.
Snake bites caused the death Of
nearly $4,000 Hindoos last year.
Minneapolis is making $4,000 bar
rels of -four ON an average day.
There are at present about $500,
900 mich COWS in the British Isles.
The sword of Cortes will be among
Mexico's exhibit at the Worlds Fair.
Wolves are so numerous as to be
very annoying in many parts of Hi
nois.
Rutherford, N. c., is to have a
100000 cotton, wool and linen fac
tory.
Rutherfordton, N. c., is to have q
100000 cotton, wool and linen fac
tory.
In Muhlenberg county, KY, the
late cold snap froze the rats by hun
dreds.
There are 673,O Free Masons in
the United States and 647, All Odd
Fellows.
Twenty seven men have been suffo-
Gated in the lead mines near Carte
gena, Spain.
Terrific earthquake shocks have
been felt the past few weeks in Vel
lowstone Park.
During last week real estate trans
fers in the city of st. Louis aggre-
gated ST. 96S.
The log cabin used by Gen. Grant
at City Point, Va, during the war is
to be sent to Chicago.
Seventeen inches of snow fell in
New York City in 36 hours during
last Friday and Saturday.
More tobacco is used by the Aus
TRANS in proportion to population
than by any other nation.
The Mexican government has
adopted measures to retire the big
copper cents from circulation.
B. z. Flack of Armourdale, Kan,
committed suicide because, he said,
his children turned against him.
The spotted fever epidemic in Mar.
shall County, KY, is growing more
serious. Many deaths have occurred.
Women are employed at railway
switches and crossings in Italy, as
the men get intoxicated too often for
safety.
Of the 1927 female depositors in
the saving banks Of Philadelphia,
1926 are described as boarding house
keepers.
Fifty-seven thousand five hundred
and eleven letters are written in Lon
don every day, requiring thirty gal
Ions of ink.
Switzerland annually exports con-
densed milk valued at over $4,000
900, nearly all of which is sent to
Great Britain.
Three thousand four hundred and
seventy new buildings were erected
III P1ttsburg IA, during the year
ending Jan. 81.
Calhoun county, Fla, is without a
railroad in it's borders, has not a sin
gle lawyer, nor is there a single ban
room in the county.
The Morehehead IN. c. City
News mentions the shipment of thir,
teen carloads of fish, oysters and
clans in one day from that place.
Ex-United States Senator Brad
bury, who is 81 years old, thinks the
Maine ballot law is not just what it
ought to be, and is trying to have il
reformed.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1893-02-23

We trust IN the living God, who
is the Savior of all men, specially
those that Extraordinarily H., 10.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1893-02-23

In Prussia the price of medicine
is regulated by the State and a
new price list is issued annually.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1893-02-23

Gov. VIM. H. Fishback, of Ark,
announces that the proposed conven-
ton to advance the interest of the
South will be held at Richmond, Va,
April II, all the Governors of South
ern States having replied favorably.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1893-02-23

The Baltimore Sun sends its annu-
al almanac for 1898, filled, as slways,
with an array of useful and absorb
ing information upon every conceiva-
BILE subject.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1893-02-23

Heavy rains in Georgia have caused
a rapid rise in the rivers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-10
MARsHAL's skLs.


pUQsuANT TO Az ORDER OF SALE TO
4 me directed by The Third Judicial District
court q tho Territory OF utth, shall oNpnse
~ public sale. AZ the front door n Tho county
court house In the city Of salt lake, COUNT
o. salt l.Ake aud tefuiofy u Utah. on tho 10Th
dhy OF February, lsfa, AZ o. O'Clock M, All Tho
fghi, title. dlaim Hud interest OF Gcn q. Price
and Imlly &. Price Of M. aud 10 fNo following
uesctiptd real estate, situate, lyiuu, md leinF
In the city hnd county ct tht Lake, Territory
OF Ulah,1nd described us i0l0ws,to vii. Com,
m'nclnr AZ point two hundred aud cigi Is.
lhrcr l2Nl tuct east 81 80 Fouthwo.t corner N
lol three CD block eighty one t.Il plat sA" salt
LAKE tty survey anu running thence east
Forty scNun 40 feet. thence north seventy.
seven and one fourth Ca. u feet. thence west
fortv seven 90 feet, thence louih seventy
seven aud onn.iufth way t,slD 20 the
place ~ beginning with right OF way
10 The said premises through street
OF lane twelve tii) i,tt wide, described
a. follows Ominunci. AZ polnt seventy.
i've hud ono.tour.h t15t) feet north Of
The southwest corner of said OF three 40 rum.
ing thence nofih Twelve till f,et, thence east
w nty 90 rodai thence south twelve tillfcci,
thenre wet 1wonty ,lol odt to the place ~ be-
ginning.
10 DO sold a. the property of Geo. y. Price
AMI hni w. lrcc at The suit OF the HurtOn
uardner company, corporation.
Terms OF sale, cash
!. 4. DENTON.
u. >. Marshal.
liy JouS \ CrNiOcK. Deputy MarshhL
Dated January 2sth, tiJ.
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TRUSTEES SALE,

INllEllEAs, uN THE Tenth DAY OF
w February, 1872, iohvrt Gardner and
Margaret Gardiner his wife did make aud de.
liver 10 the undgrsigncd nt trustee certain
trust deed OF the real estate Hereinafter DO.
tcfibed Tor the purpose OF securing to coward
u, swan the payment OF certain promissory
notes % even date tn rcwith made and dVliv.
cred to said EDWARD II swan by said Robert
Gardner AVID Margaret Gardiner, one for the
sum OF sl1iN01 due one year after date to he
order uf said Edward u. swan, with iniefest
uuu paid. ana four for the sum
or M.p eachi payable IN three,
WIN interest a. per cent per month from
maturity. which sal1 deed OF trust IL recorded
~ book 90 ~ o. mortgages on pages vAa, Salt
latc County. Uulh, records.
Aud, whereas, 1t IA ~ sald deed Of trust eN
rrtaslY stipulated that upon failure by Iaid
Robert Gardner aud Margaret Gardiner. TO
make anyot no payments In said notes or
either ct Ihem stpalsted promptly IA The came
should Al The rcqaesi Of the legal
holder q sat said noiss proe.s,e,ai to isll
TO the highest uiddcr, flrst Giving twenty days
notice OF such sale by advertisement In some
ncstpaper printed IN the knglish language
and punished 10 -alt Lake city. and from the
proeec 10 OF such sale pay TIE expenses OF said
trust, includipg attorneys fees and cOmponsA.
ton for said trustee, and the amount Que upon
said notcs, principal and INTEREST," aud whereas
default has been made IN the payment NJ said
no es, both principal and ~ ter, al, and the legal
holder OF said notes has requested me to prO-
coed to sell sali real estate Us In said deed OF
trust supuia ed
Now. therefore, the undersigned hereby
gives notice that on saturday, the 18th day of
February. 1895, Il u O'Clock noon OF said day,
at the front door OF the County Court House %
salt Lake County, Utah Territory, hc Will
under and by virtue OF the power gwen him
under said trust deed, as such trustee, sell NJ
public auction To the highest bisd =, for ali
chsn. the properly hereafter described, or so
much thereof M may be necessary TO pay said
notes, WI h Interest, costs and attorneys fees.
The real estate ia said trust deed c1nvoyc I,
and to be so sold, Is described beginning al
the southwest corner OF tho southwest pupTter
OF sect on - In township one ~, north OF
range one % west ;. l. meridian, aud run.
ming thence north asa rods, thence east 20
rods thence south isli rods, and thence VESTS
rods to the place OF beginning, lying IN sAlt
Lake county, Territory OF Utah. anu containing
20 acres 81 land.
Dated January %, lspl.
GRANT SWAN, Trustees,
CHARLES II. JACK, Attorney for Trustee.
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ITcIllnr III. Ncr..


Our next neighbor had visit from
q burglar yesterday. When sh,
came over to tell ny about 1t we
spoke OF a certain lisrcputablo look
ing parsonage whom wo had seen
lettering about.
Shortly after Prince Curly Hair
rushed up stairs 10 me with his arm
full of kitten.
Been p'liceman down stairs,
he painted
"Yesr | said.
"Tho man what rests folks" he
explained, thinking me not sufficient
~ impressed by tho information.
Did hc want TO arrest usl" ]
nslSod.
mo; he just wanted to know how
long he was"
How long tho policeman wasl"
"No, no; he was talking 20 man
ma; wanted to know If % had mus
tache."
WANTED to know If mamma had
mustuche"
Nav; tho man at was bad, and
he cast the kitten into my lap and
retired in disgust. -Chicago Inter
Ocean.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-10

trict 10 unusual life and activity. One
OF the most im poItant strikes IL soid 20
be In the Hard to Beat, where they
have sunk u shst shout seventy feet
and driftod l5J feet aud male con.
siderable NJ mn upraise, all of which II
iu rich ore, running IN car loads ir1m
81 900 10 $4,000 per car, and they have
blocked out In this ground tens OF
thousands Of dollars In net profit, IN
addition 10 what they have belog aud
beyond them, la whic1 they have
reason to believe they have fortunes.
The vein Is very strong, carrying from
unu b ak fset Ia thick 1ess of this rich
ore, from hich they can ship readily
at the present time ore that will more
than net 81 900 per day.
Sheriff Thomas 0'Nel and two
depUti,s have made clever capture In
the brush Que mile east OF Slcrnmou IL,
Cal. O'Neil learned OF the suspicious
accounts OF TWO men in that locality,
and next day he anu two deputies
surrounded the place and crept unseen
upon the camp oil the meu, ami caught
them In the act OF coming twenty-five
cent pieces. The officers not only
captured the cuunterfeitefs but their
whole outfit, including the hot coins
aud tho printed formulas Tor mixing
the metal. The men gave their names
a. Charles Cole anu Jane Lolita. The
latter had In his pocket a San Francis
co pawn ticket for diamond on which
he hal borrowed $50, Both are young
men Of good address aud are appai-
emily well educated. Ljtta had bullet
hole through the palm OF one hand,
not yot healed. and says he got II acci-
den,aily. Both ure In Jail.
A telegram from Cheyenne, Wyo-
ming, sayr: The private mine owners
OF coal miues along the UniOu Paci iic
system nave declared war against the
Union Pacinc's raise Of coal treights,
and Senator Halliday has introduced
bill similar to one In operation In
Kansas, providing for this appointment
OF three railr1nd commissioners with
the power 20 fix uniform rates Tor
passengers ana freight. Undcr j.
GOull'a plans, nh order was issued by
=. III. Clark, January 10, reiucing the
price of coal at tho mines IS cent? per
ton md adding the amount Of the
reduction 10 the freight tariff. Private
mine owners claim that this means the
closing OF their mines and the uie.
charging VI 900 employees Mt Rock
5pfihgs aud other coal towns, aud That
II vii "a out the value OF their proper
ties. There will probably be stub
born fight over the bill, M, II IL be-.
comes law, the Union Pacific will he
deprived OF Its coal monopoly. MIR.
Clark claims that the new rate II At
solutely necessary to make the road
pay.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-10
Tho Care of rrrttr Foil.

Parrots, like children, sometimes
begin TO talk when nine months old
but it often happens that two OF
three years pass before they talk
Tho habits OF these birds arc a good
deal like those Of a domestic fowl
They like TO scratch and roll in the
earth. Some of them never battle
voluntarily; when they do, however
they usually spray themselves, rare
ly ever getting into tho water The
best way 10 wash them is TO shower
them with water Of the same TEN
perature rs that of the room. Dry
them near tine fire, and DO sure TINT
they do not get into draft while
wet. Have box of earth in which
they can occasionally scratch and
roll. Meats and sweets are not good
for these birds; fresh fruits, boiled
potatoes, hard boiled eggs, bread ana
lettuce are all good, and Of course
everybody knows that Polly Away
likes cracker. Maria Parloa in
Ladies' Homo journal.
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WHY THE DBSERET NEWS SHOULD
BE- SUBSCRIBED FOR IN PREFER.
ENCE TO ANY OTHER PAPER.

LII IL the organ Of the Church O,
Jesus Christ Of Lat,er-day Saints, aud
Tho authorized medium through which
the views, wishes and Instructions Of the
Church Authorities arc oxpr essod and
given to the Saints.
Lit may always be relied upon As
advocating or defending the right aide Of
every question proper for public journals
to troat upon.
al 10 devoted 10 the Interests Of the
I.a,tor-dsy Saints. and has, from II. in
ception, vAliantly defended thor rirhts
aud advocated tho principles In which
they believe; and every Latter day Saint
should therefore foel under obligations to
do his part In helping 10 sustain Il.
AT Is not published for speculation,
and mover has been. but for the good
which It In capable OF accomplishing; the
profits, II any there he derived from It,
being devoted TO extending Its sphere Of
usefulness and beuentiing tho commu.
nifty.
b.-It ia doing Its utmost to establish
home industries, among which are paper
making and type.foundinx, stereoty ping
and elsctroplating - branches necessary
10 the development and independence OF
the community, but which, during their
Infancy (which In this Territory they
have not yet passed), can only b carried
on at u pecunisry loss.
There Is no danger OF any sub.
scriber to the NEWS falling to get what he
subsoribes for through failure Of the bus.
iness and suspension Of the publication
"a result In tho case OF hundreds Of
newspaper ventures every yoar.
TIT Ia printed IA readable type, no
that even the aged can poruso Il without
difficulty or danger to their eyesight.
SIT Is free from Questionable Adver-
tisements, no that no parent need fear
that his children will have their minds
corrupted from having aocess TO 10; in
fact, II refuses thousands OF dollars worth
OF the beat paying advertisements annu-
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lott never nauseatos Its readers by
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news items.
1.-THE News practices no decantlon
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ADMINISTRATIONS SAFE


NOTICE IL HEHEBY GIVEN. THAT N
~ pursuance Of on order OF thc Probate
Court Of tho County Of salt Lake and Terri.
tory OF Utah, made on the 18th DAY of Novem.
Der 81, In the matter o. tho estate Of Miles
I. Wtllums. Doomed, The Underlined the
administrator OF sad c6taic, will 1eil at private
sale by sea Cd bids In writing TO tho hishest
bidder for crsh and subject W confirmation 81
sad Probate Court on 1hurfdly, the 18Th day
Of February, 49, N twelve O'clock m, al
Room sos. Mccormick Huiidirg. corner Man
and Firrt south Streets, salt lake t'ity, Utah,
III the night. TILE interest and estate OF The
thid Miles L.. Williams nj the tin = ut his death.
anu all the rht, tito anl interest that the
SAID estate, by operation NJ law or otherwise,
acqriicd other than ~ addition 10 that " the
saw Nilo9 I W. nims a. the time of HE death.
land situate, lying ani being In said city and
county pi salt Lsko. Territory OF Utah
lunudcd and described NJ follogs to wit
uoinmtnciug u q p1int on tho west side Of
Vine street 10 said clty Uiahty.twn aud three.
ioufths - toct north Of tho fOuthclstc iruer
OF lut nine tll block Ave t5l plat m" sal,
lhte Guy uutvcy, ana running thence north
foflr.one and ono.iourth IN feet. thence
eonih zhiy degrees forty minutes lsf l0l west
nlneittn dorcos tlisl east forty one aud one.
fourth az, feet. thence norlh about % ~
ci't Y ieei. more or les to the point Of CON.
Terms and condition Of sale. Cash. ten per
cent Of tho purchase money tn be unil on The
uaN ui aNlci bulnLre On confirmation ~ ealc
by sat- Probate Court Deed At expense
Of purchaser
,,Adminlsirntor q the 5statc OF Miles l..
WilhamH, dUccAfed.
Dated January 9Th, lFtt
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bti'huahis
The People OF the Territory of Utah scnd
greeting
Jnuu Wfnklcf,
YOU AllE HEREBY REQUIRED TO Ar.
4 pear IN an action brought against you ~
tht above namcd plaintiff ln The District court
OF the THIRD Judicial District Of the Territory
Of Uulh,and 10 answer the.complnint nlcd there.
IN Within ten days exclusive at the day Of ser
vice. after the service on you u this summons
II eersCd within this county, or. II served
out Of bic county. but IN this district. within
twenty days otherwise within forty days-or
Judgment 10y dofauli will be taken against you,
according ~ the prayer Of ta'd complaint
Tue SAID action "a brought 10 have decree of
this court difsoNlng TIC bonds OF matrimonf
cNistng between painful and defendant, and
awarding 10 plAintH the custody Of the minor
children, issue Of SAID marriage. requiring
defendant To pay into court n reasonable sum
10 dchsy t1o expenses Of this action, and $40
attorney Zee. and 70 pay TO plaintiff the sum
OF t2g per month a. allinony. during pcndcncy
Of this action. aud making such alin.ony per.
mhnent, granting plaintiff other roicf; prayed
on lhoi0ll0wing grounds, to.wit That since
said marriage defendant has treated plaintiff
In a cruel AMI lnhuman mAnuor. 10 ths
extent u cAusing her great bodily injury aud
mental DISTRESS that defendant has been
fuuty Of hauiiual drunkenness for more than
ninc years last past; AMI that Tor more than
nine years last nsst the defendant las wtlfully
neglected TO provide for plaintiff the couimon
neccstarius of life.
and you arc hereby notified that u you iail
10 appear ana answer the said complaint a.
above required the said pl'inuh VIII apply TO
the oouri for the tcliof demanded therein.
witness, the Hon Charles :. Lanr, judge,
1nd the seal ~ We District Count O tho 1hird
Judicial Dfuict IN aud for tho Territory OF
Utah, this 3lst day Of December. In the year of
our lord one thousand eight hundred aud
HENRY q. MCMILLAN. CLERK.
iiy GEoEGE u. Looms. Deputy CLERK.
JOuN VI. tASNON, Attorney for plaintiff
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

To Thomas u. Ewingi
rlNius Is 40 NOTIFY NOU 1iiAt YOU ARE
u Indicated 10 me Ia the sum ut three hundred
dollars $4,000 for lAbtr performed for YOU,
on the Mesa mine, situated m Dry CANON,
Ophlr Dining District, 1ooele County, Utah.
Snld mine 10 about half n mile from the Hidden
Treasure mino IN southwesierly direction,
ana a out half milo from The Mona mine IN a
southerly direction, and l. Joined on the north
by tue Fourth OF July mine said wots was
performed A. assessment work for you for the
yeurA 1891 and ihyl. hnd unlcsa you pay the
same within ninety CUl days from tho date
hereof. your interest viii be forfeited TO uc ac
rording 10 lHM. MAILu MESA.
February o. isl. fTi
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salt Lake oily, January g. $50,
hiARsHAl's SALE.

DURsuANT TO An ORDER OF SALE TO
ne directed by the THIRD judicial District
Court OF the Territory Of Utah, | shall expose
al puhlir sale, At the 'front.' fo0r Of the County
Court House, 10 tue City OF SAT- LAKE, Comfy
dky " February, iF,i, ~ ~ O'c och M, all the
right, title claim and interest OF q. T. soAbrlght
ana EyR sfAhrBht Of m, and 70 the following
described real estate, situate lying ana being
IN saIt Lake County, and described a. follows,
tn-witi M OF Lots y ana ~ IN Book TWO ~
~ Ehrick'. Subdivision ot blOck i've o., fiat
County. Utsh Territory. 10 he sold a. the
pronefty OF G l., >0abright and Eva seabnght,
at the suit ~ Hon's saylnrs Bank y Trust Co.,
a corporation
Terms OF sale, cash.
l. A, BENTON, q. s, Marshal,
Iy JOHN u. IuMMut *, Deputy Marshall
uated .1AuuuIy 1sth, lsll
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.


Fstaio q John FowIIti Dccclscd.
AroTICE rs H. nFBY OWEN. ny
" The undoferncd, Alfred o u. TOwlks,
admistraior Of tn estate OF John fowlks,
deceased tpthe creditors NJ, nui MI persons
libit them with the necessary vouchers within
ten months after the frat pubic tuon of this
notice TO the said Alfred o. u fowiks, 1t
Room No y, In tho Utah tommcrcla AMI say.
street, Salt Lake CITY. Utah, In The County Of
ALFRED q. 49, FOWLS,
Administrator Of the estate OF John towlks
Dsied January 9Th, isD dtn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-10

The Boston girl nevertheless ''hel-
20 at the mouth OF telephone.
She simply says, as she puts the re.
ceivcr TO her ear II take the liberty
of addressing you via n wiro sur.
charged with electricity Texas
Sittings,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-10

Fannie Billing pihntid, W. Edward II. Killing.
Defendant
The People Of the Territory OF Utah send
To Edward II. Billing, defendant
VoU ARE IlERsRi REQUItED TO AP.
l. pear In m action brought against you by
tue above named piHnun, IN the District Court
of the hlrd Judicial Diair Ct OF the Territory
OF uiah, and ~ answer tho complaint d "a
therein viihin ten dsys exclusive OF the day
OF scryice) after the service on You OF tnis
fummens-if served within this county, or, II
served out OF this county. but IN this district +,
within twenty days, Otherwise within forty
dnys-or Judgment by default will DO tak IN
AGAINST You. according 10 tho prayer OF said
complaint
Iho said action g. brought 10 have a decree OF
this court diHsoivIng the bonds o. matrmony
existing between plninilr anu defendant;
awarding to plalnun the care, custody aud
education OF the minor child, issue Of alid
MARI age; ana granting pNalutlh other reliot !
on May u, 1851, said defendant wilfully and
without cause desorici and abandoned
plaintiff, and has ever since continued and
now continues 10 live separate and apart from
against her will; and thlt for more than one
year last past defendant has wilully neglected
g. provide for plaintiff and said child tho
common neccsssrios Of life, although able sc
to DO.
And you are hereby nolihed that " you fail
TO app ar and answer tho sald complaint as
above required tho sad plainuii VIII apply TO
the Court for the relief demanded therein.
Witness, the HOu. Charles :. Zane, Judge
Anu the seal OF the district Court OF the Third
Judicial District, In and for tho Territory OF
Utah, this Nth dav OF october, IN the year Of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
ninety two. HENRY q. MCMILLAN, CLERK.
by GEO, ID. LOOMS, Deputy Clerk.