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nnEACn or PROMISE
A suit Against urcckinridHc by AIDE.
iHtdo e. Pollard


iHido e. Pollard.
WASHINGTON, Aug. l2.-Tn the
eupt,me court OF the District Of Colum.
bIa today suit was filed for $4,000 for
breach Of promise agains, Representa-
two William q. Breckenridge Of KEN
lucky, by Adelaide g.. Pollard.
The plaintiff charged that la April,
1854, when she WAS IL years old, and a
student at the Wesleyan Female sem.
mary at Cincinnati, sho was met by
w. &. breckenridge, who made her
acquaintance on the plea Of knowing
her family, anu that she was BATTERED
by his attentions. Ho got permission
Of the president for her 10 dine with
him and subsequently took advantage
Of her youth and inexporiuBoe. she
AYERS that he got her completely under
his control. The birth OF two chit.
dten (who diedl and the premature
Giith OF u third child Is alleged as the
result OF this intimacy. After the
death OF his wife she was again In q
delicate situation, and with protesta.
tons OF love and affection, no Induced
her 10 continue the relations, and
promised TO marry her az soon Ms II
would be proper for him TO do 30.
From time TO time, she alleges, the
date for the marriage was postponed,
until tho 18th day OF July, she avefe,
breckenridge wTongiully and inluri-
ously married another wOmRA.
To an Associated Press representa-
tive Colonel Breckenridge said: 81
have not had time to examine the
papers In tho case. 1 can only say at
this time, before | have had chance
TO know the extent Of the allegations
made, that my friends will believe
that these charges are the result OF
vlndictiveness, vexAtiOn, and perhaps
an intention TO blAckmail, anu ask
that they suspend Judgment until a
iull hearing shall have shown all that
Is IN them. L DO not care 10 say any
thing further until | nave an opporIu'
nifty to consult with my attorneys and
thoroughly examine the allegations.
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Tho rInrnnIn Now YorL.

NEW York, Aug. l8.--Health Of
fcer jenkins at o PIN. issued cholera
bulletin, as follows: "rwO suspects
were isolated at Hoffman Island carly
this morning. They are Maria Reno,
aged years, and PasqualO U6padro,
sged 10 years, "A archaeological eN-
animation shows that GuiseppaAdRmO
who was removed yesterday, Is sutiur-
Ing from cholera. The census Of the
hospital tonight shows Cholera patti
enb, II; patients not hay
Ing cholera, 3;cOnvaleacent, /; suspects
at Holman leland, 2; total 20. Ali
Of the patients arc improving. The
disease IL mild In character"
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BEFORE CONGRESS.
Working for the West,--

Amer a stay Of several years ut Wash.
ington, d. O., during which he has become
familiar with tho working. Of Congross
and the departments, Judge Chas. W.
S!aynor, an Attorney and Counselor Of
the Supreme Cour, tho United States,
isproparcd to promote proper legislation
by appearing before Committees and
informing influential Congressman ~ TO
the needs OF clients and communities
represented by him.
Ilo also continues his practice in tho
General Land Once, prepares appeals,
makes answers and arguments before tho
Commissioners and Secretary, analyses
and reports on casos to attorneys at u
distance. and attends to general land
business. Terms reasonable. Services
prompt aud reliable. 20. Address, Box
~, Washington ID. C..
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rnE NEGRO PROBLEM.
a solution Proposed by Johu Temple
GRAVES

ClIATAUQUA, NY, Aug. l2.-John
Temple Graves, Henry w. Or dy's
successor, lectuTed here today On"lhe
New Uncle Toms Cabin" discussing
the negro problem. He proposed n
theory for IL solution which, briefly
outlined, provides that the govern
ment act aside large territory for a
sovereign sta,e,to be yiilcered anJ cou-
ttolled exclusiytly by negroes. Tho
government would maintain troops 10
preserve order. Graves pronounced
the present plan failure and the bal
lot IN the hands OF the negro under
the present conditions an consolidated
mOchcTy.
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SWiAolSlN, Pa, Aug. IA Georg q
Rohpu was attacked by three maske 4
highWaymen on lonely road near
here last night, but his wallet, which
contained more than $1,000, was saved
by his dog. The hignwaymen at
tempted to 20 through his pockets.
Just az they were oyerpowering him
he threw the wallet to the other side
OF the road, and before the footpads
could roach 1t, the spaniel took the
and ran into tho bushes. Tho foolpads
started In pursuit Of the dog, firing
their revolvers aa they ran, anu Rohen
was soon lett alone. Two hours later
the dog came back with the money.
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LONDON, Aug. ia dense fog
covered the English channel all Saluf-
day night and up 70 noon today. Such
a Phenomenon ia August Is unpTtco-
dontod. Several casualties are 70.
ported. The steamboat Vile dc Douv.
etes oollided with IA unknown steam.
or. The unknown vessel disappeared
Immediately from sight anu II IL be.
lieved she has been badly damaged.
The British cruiser Forth rnmmod
tho British steamer kofby. A bad
hole was knocked In the Kerby's port.
side amidshipa. The KERRY was towed
TO port by the Forth.
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TIE mEAomAnrTE TROUBLE
a Third Dcsocrado Killed. Plot Cd
Heat Ncgroes.

Heat Ncgroes.
JACKSON, a la, Aug. l3,-The trouble
with the MoaChamites II at an end,
The posse has disbanded anu quiet
roigns. Babe Burke, Jim Jordan aud
Mack Burke, three VI the worst men
In the gang aud the acknowledged
leaders, escaped by taking refuge In
Satllpa swamp. Kirk James was killed
Friday night. He was captured In his
field and put In charge OF IA guard Of
eight men, to be- logged In jail. A
mob of 100 took him from the guard,
tied his hands behind him, placed him
In front OF nn oak tree and riddled his
body with bullets. He makeH the third
man killed.
A plot TO whip TO death several lead.
ing negroes who voted for Jones In the
Jones.Koll gubernatOrisl contest has
been unenrthed. Tho citizens OF Men.
chamlte are panic stricken. Many
have sold out, ana those VINO could not
find purchasers have abandoned their
property Rnd lett II IN reported that
Neal Sims, brother Ct the notorious
Bob Sims, has Joined forces with the
Meachamites, and IT this be 80, further
bloodbhed will follow.
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LoEDoS, Aug. l3.-OmciRl returns
show II great increase In cholera In
Russia In the last week. In twelve
provinces there were 1852 new cases
and 100 deaths. In Moscow CITY there
was an average Of thirty cases and
ilitCrn deaths unily.
LONDoN, Aug, ~. Another death
from cholera was certified 10 at Grlms.
by on Friday.
RoAE, Aug. i3.--ln the twenty.four
huuTs ending ~ noon today there were
five new cases Of cholera and two
deaths In Naples.
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rcnr, menrd From.

ST. JOIIN's, Newfoundland, Aug,
l3.-The Labrador mail steamer re-
ports having spoken Penry's steamer
Falcon at Davis inlet, northern Lab
rador, August 2nd. They had been
storm.bound two days. Pegry had
been engaged In visiting the coast
settlements for the previous two weeks,
endeavoring 10 get dogs, but had not
succeeded, and then proposed going to
DIEGO.
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For summer complaint In tho child.
rem, there h nothing as good ~
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera nnd
Dlarrhma Remedy. Z cures dysentry.
diArrhma and cholera iniantum, ami
never falls when used In time aud the
plain printed directions are followed.
When reduced with water and sweet.
ened Il IN pleasant 10 take. 20 and so
cent bottles for sale by q. q. NJ. l..
Drug Dept. d&s
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81. Jous's, N. b., Aug. Ia Rev.
8. O.. Mcneil caused considerable
excitement In the church tonight by
announcing that cable dispatch had
been received to the effect that Queen
Victoria had been stricken with par
nlysls. No confirmation had been
received up 10 midnight.
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NEW YORIl, Aug. l3-Throo Italian
warshlps, VltIorio Emanoele, Amerigo
Nespuocei aud FlayiO Glosea, reached
this port this afternoon from Annapolis.
These ships have on board 800 naval
cadets from the Italian Royal Naval
school ut Leghorn. Many OF the cadets
have come from royal families.
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PARIS, Aug. I'm. Lockroy, a
former cabinet minister, was fired az
by man named Moore, notorious
Socialist. Tho surgeons found That
his flesh had been badly torn, but they
could not say ~ the bullet had lodged
itt the hpf.y or not
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BOMBAY, Aug. l3.-rhe religious
riots which broke out few days ago
are extending. Up to the present time
more than MY persons have been
killed and fully 1900 have been ar.
rested.
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Ban FRANCIsCO, Aug. l2.-Mall nd
Vices from Yokohama up 10 July 2lst,
ttate that tho authorities are said to
have under consideration the sending
Of n minister to Hawaii, instead OF a
consul general. The great increase Ia
japanese emigrants anu the political
condition Of the ialands warrant the
step.
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All euict Ia IsRwair.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. l2.-HOno.
lulu adviots To August 3rd,per steamer
New York, arrived today 10 the effect
that everything remains quiet, though
there have been few absurd rumOrs
OF Il royalist plot, to which the govern
ment paid no attention.
Taxes are coming In freely. Spreckels
d Co. have paid all their personal
taxes anu have already returned
schedules on their real property.
The Americans there are much
pleased by the change in Blount, who,
since sending his report forward, has
dropped his exclusive habits and min.
giles freely with Americans. The inn
preston now Ia that he Is friendly per.
HOnHlly to annexation.
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. l2.-Raohel
Boyle, "a ysars Of age, during religious
excitement here today,cut of IA portion
OF her lip aud then broileu it AS an OF
feting 10 God. She Is in tho hospital.
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Further Particulars Of thc Hurninl
OF lite Ntcnin'r.

OF th- steamer.
SAN FHANCisCO, Aug. l2.-Furthcr
particulars OF the burning If the
steamer Don Juan OIL the Chinese
coast Wefe received here today. The
Spanish steamer Don Juan left Hong
Kong for Manila with a full crew anu
all the Chinese that could he slowed
away. Thirty miles oil DarugayCs
Point fire was discovered between
decks. IL soon spread to 1000 cases Of
petroleum, ami then all hope Of saving
the ship WAS abandoned.
Two lifcboals were destroyed by the
flames and the others were capeized by
the Chinese. The sharks made short
work vt these, AMI Ia this manner tho
second engineer quartermastcr, ttcw.
ard aud second otllcer lost their lives.
On the fire being discovered most Of
the Chinese ran up the rigging anu
other nigh places. As the hfo in-
creased In intensity the poor wfoiohtH
dropped on the deck and into the IRE,
Othtfs jumped overheard sud were
drvouTcu by sharks. Those who reached
one OF the boats fllod II TO excess and
the sharks leapod into the air 10 snatch
their prey.
Including officers and crow there
were 2s3 people ON BOARD. The sharks
and flames must have dev0uted 1872.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
CONGRESS PROGRAM.
1 Debate on Silver 10 Commence In
tho Senate at Once.
MANY DEBArERs IN TUE HOUSE.
about a Hundred Names Enrolled by
the Speaker.-Nlght Sessions
Talked or

wAsuEcroN, Aug. i3.-At n late
h5ar tonight Senator White, n mem.
Der Of the steering committee Of the
Democratic caucus, was quoted as
saying that the committee had come
to no conclusion respecting the linoa Of
policy to be pursued by the majority In
the Senate, His understanding, how
ever, was that debate on the silver
question, based upon one Of the
measures already pendinR-Stewarpa
free oJinago bill or Lodges resolution
10 vote ON the repeal Of tho Sherman
law on the 22nd inst.-would begin NJ
once, possibly tomorrow.
IN THE HOUSE.
The program OF the House has been
definitely liked by the adoption Of the
order introduced Friday last by Bland.
The time will be devoted eAolusivoly
TO consideration Of the silver question,
under tbe rules ot the last House gov
erning general debate. There are now
between 30 aud 100 names enrolled by
the speaker, great maiority OF whom
probably expect to talk the full hour
allowed by the rule. IL II appears
that tho time for debate willbo too
short 10 accommodate all who wish 10
speak, night sessions will be held IL
longthun the period, but this eGpediont,
II II believed, will not become neccs-
nry before noxt week, with the oXpir.
alton OF which tho debate will close.
pOsrMAsrERs APPOINTED.
Nevada - Candelaria, Il. H. Ed.
wards; Geysor, A. ID. Campboll; In
cline, >. II. Msrletti; Lovelocks, j. r..
Reid; Reveille, J. W. Wilson; Wau-
buakn, }. NJ. Feny.
Utah - Washington, Washington
county, Mrs. Hulda poarce.
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mINNEApoLIs PIREs.

hlliion Dollars worth Of Property
Destroyed by luccndinFies.
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Aug. 10. Two
uies, presumably the work Of incen-
uinrles, destroyed over 81 ,OO0,O 900 worth
" property this afternoon. The hfst
vas IN a stable In the rear OF the Cedar
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For few cents any person can obtain
supply to send abroad to friends, and these
silent messengers frequently preach the Cos
pei as effectuaIIy as missionaries. Try it by
buying some and mailing to your friends
abroad.
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IyrLENDtp OPENINGS rog CAPABLE
- once men 90 get half interest in cttah.
iishCd buainesscs go 20 $500 required. ".
j hogan, il0 '0atoillce Block
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I HAVE SEVERAL NlCE GROCERIES
iot sale from 500 10 5000 ". J, Began,
90 rgstonlcc BLOCK.
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~ NOU WtsH TO ENGAGE IN ANY
i line Of business d viii pay you 10 sec mc.
". j. noFan, 60 rost0fnco Block.
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MONEY BROKERS.

NtuNEY no LOAN OS FAigM' AND CRY
WI pToI oTty, and collateral. Good notes
bought 7uuri time loans ON endorsed notes
Waterman Bros, Room %, Central ll0cG.
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nN IMPROVED PROPERTY ~ ANY
~ quantity, frosty NlCrosDy, IS Main 81
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IUHNisuEp HOOMiNG HOUSES AND
II hotels. centrally located, 10 10 DO rooms
clearing SO 90 500 per month fficc, i00O 10
u0n. ~. J. began. Alu puatollro Block
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SHEEP WANTED.

CuEEP WANrEp.-G WISH no ~.
- change Logan city Or farm property tor
sheep. j. 4. stewart, Logan,
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fINO TNAbE-uGpFN PROPERTY WORTH
L flt'o clear and flf|1 Co 5000 cash Tor
residence here. W, j. Began, i0 fostonIcc
LLluL
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BUSINESS CHANCES

GEEn BUYs FUHSiTuRE AND
'NOsDND tools. candy fartoryi also oven
aud furniture Tor bakery. Tee cream prlort
complete. cigar and fruit stand. established,
and cheap rent $50 takes 10 al. W. J. 10.
gan. 40 r0stnrcc Block
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TO TRADE.

fI'O TRNDraA 30 ACRE Farm CLOSE To
stables, hlfHVH, cows, alt under cultivation,
fruit trees etc Na.uo $4,000 clear Trade iuf
cly property. w.. .. Hogan. go ro'tonlcc
ulurk
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II YOU WISH 10 MORROW MONEY,
Call on SALT LAKE VALLEY LOAN
a TRUST COMPANY, II east. firat soath
street
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WANTED.

NITAETED 90 EVERYBODY 10 KNOW
w they can get cestIugs for stoves, rhngca
and furuarca, Repairs done on shortest notice.
Apply 1oAlcn Bros. ili X, 2nd -ou'h
NrANTED-AiAN AND WIPE WITH.
w out onildTcu 10 take charge Of % busl.
moss block $40 and free rent watur aud
light Particulars -. 4 Let South,
NIrANrEp- LADY oFFiCE NATION
w for Ogden. $40. OnIer lady Tor city, D..
Managing private female h0usckUcpCr out u
CITY. tA-nlcr for provision store 10. Ladies'
Exchange Aasochtlon, lsh D.. ltl south.
JIrANrED - An ACCOUNTANT AND
w correspondent tncw establishment
business college graduate a. slipping clerk.
Two experienced dry goods clerks rartitu.
lars ISL D.. let south street.
XIrASTEp-sHOP TIMEKEEpER. ls.
w y. ist south,
NXVANTEu-LApY 10 TAKE CHARGE
w OF compartment house. farueuIars,
~ =. ist south
NITANTEp - TRAVELLING sALEsLADY.
w salUry and expenses. ladies' Goods
Must be eNpgrenegtn ENprr1 tiorg talcsla,dy
change, lH'1 E,first outh.
HErANTIn - PARTNER WIN ONLY
w 500 cash, Must uu a hustler For out.
slide department city business. so, and quick
Hdyaucumunt ln allowance Y agreeable OF
interest ttpurrhhsel h!ltr tr'Al' i"IH'AlAlH'
49, q, lirHt south street
NyrANrEn-ru rURCuARE FAMILY
w grocery business, boots and Shoes
ANAL hotel cigar ftlnd, real estate business,
Doctors Irartro, fruit stand BHryains only
considered, mo truck with Agcntal Head
quarters, l-a O.. lee south,
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED AT
j. the Renting BneUiDTt, our tenants ull
furnish IRON uIHu references being Young
lHufrH NuH gentle men nluug lucrative CONF
mtrual positions. lHa B., tirat youth.
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GENERAL WELL IMPROVED FARMS,
- value, f3nIu tu 5000, close Co city, trade
for insidu city property ". j. Hogan. NO
roHtoniru Ulurk
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EURNIsHEu ROOMS WANTED AT
u the renting directors. cur tenants ull
furnish iron r|uu references, being Young
ladirs auu gentlemen llung lucrative COM
mtrrIal positions. l-s B., FIRST youth.
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NIvAsrED o. EVERYBODY 10 Know
w they can get cRHtIuga for stoves ranges
and furnaces, Repairs done on shortest notice.
Apply duAlcu Bros, M y, 2nd -uuth
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GoOp PAIN N IDAHO TOH CITY
" property W. J. Hogan. ul rostolce
Hook.
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HOUSES FOR RENT.

A sNAp-5xiO RODS FOUR ROOM uRlCK
IA city water nuo fruit and shade trees
barn auu outhuutCs, N,ifU, Good terms,
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NNrANTEp-MAN AND WIPE WITH.
w out children 10 take charge Of bust
mess block $50 and free rent wAtur aud
light Particulars Is 4 lat South,
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over the loss Of his jewelry, wrote
letter TO him from Oakland informing
him where ellie had pawned the Jewel.
~. Smith sent $50 to the pawnbroker
10 redeem tho jewelfy, but his wife ha1
already taken 1t out. IL isun Ierslooi
That Smith will Immediately commence
proceedings i0r a divorce.
Two yenrs ago Frank Kubep, a
young, rOod-lookinp German, arrived
at Laos Angelo, Col, from DAYTON.
ONO. He Represented that he was
looking fof good location to open a
restaurant or saloon. His money
getting low he hired out ms a harvester
70 well-known Ventura rauchrr. Hp
became acquainted with Miss Kirby.
niece OF "a vol known capitalist of
san FrnucisCD,aul succeeded ia induc-
ing her TO marry him. After the mar.
Tlnge he abueuu Ills y0unG wife ahame-
July, all the time keeping up IA
correspondence with IA yo.
man IN Dayton named Rika
huhoni who be claimed was "a
sisltr' The wife never doubted the
lfuth OF the statement. Finally he
got 90 abusive that the wife was Obliged
TO leave him. She sought refuge with
her uncle In san FcfnanJo ana related
her troubles 10 him. The uncle was a
friend Of sheriff Cline anu related his
hleecs grievances TO him, The thefiil
wrote W the chief q police Of Dayton
.sblhg him " such u man az Flank
kuhen was known there. lie received
reply that man named Flank Kuhon
was resident Of Dayton and still the
proprietor Of restaurant ia Dayton,
whlch Us low being rul by his VIE,
h'kH huhon. sheun kline engaaou
a phuiugtnphcr 60 accompany hun aud
went L. Ventura county. Chnu mr..
rived at tho ranch here Kuhen was
employed. He suggested that some
views 81 the machine with the en-.
iloycs grouped about II be tnten, anu
tht Idea was approved. Cline had the
seven mvu running tue machine ar
ranged 20 that "a good picture was In.
sufej, AMI the picture was taken. A
Picture wnHteuttO Dayton ami kuhvu5-
ltehcse was at once iuoutihru. Cline
charged kuhOn with bigamy, but be.
lore he could serve the warrant kuhun
He'd, but was arrested last Friday
morning IN Sacramento, or trlpgrams
aud descriptions. The original Mu.
kuhon, when sue heard oil her huf.
uHha'H ihithlessuv.s, not only ucut "a
large number OF letters received rom
her husua % aud her marriage crrun-
cate, bat agfeud 20 appear as a witness
against him.
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NoIIoI oF sAlE uNpeR 1Rusr pfrp

Notice ia hereby given. that
Wheroas, on the i6th dsv of February. Al
isI. hv an indonture bearing sand dad. ibo
METROPOLITAN lEvrsrNEsr CuurtE,
roruuraUon oreanigod and tsistIur under tUr
law OF the state OF Colorado. hereto Ifter J,s.
irnaicl a. the comranr ionyr,si 10 tbr
undersigned, q. W. n Gurith. oft tiprypr. Colo.
RADIO. De- trustee, hereinafter dosIeuatod a. tHe
t.uat see, rortain prpmIs0H aituato tu tHs touutv
% salt tako, Territory OF Utah draHrihrt nj
I0Ilowa. to.wit. tuta tyn I1.. tIfrr s. ami
tour .ll in block sixteen .ibI. aI.DtU, Ucst
four ttI acres Of TOT ten .lHI and o. wet faHr
tl| acres OF lot eleven .ilfiu block ono 10 and
alsl l0t twenty glOI in block uftU,n IIiI. HI Iu
fiyr Acre Plat a." Nis Iirld survey. which
iudunturc was ON the igth dIv OF November
lsIl, duly recorded boz the uHIsp OF tro County
itoeorior of salt Lake County. tiah. 100 book
Z "I d. OF Mortgage. ur. Is. tl .tl. turIeH
record reference 3. urrcb, mtle f1r irg fffI
deception OF aafd indsuturo. HuI
Whereas noe said conveyance wHa made upon
rc tain trusts, 1.wit. tu secure fhc payment
Of bonds ur iudruturra Of said company ~ ihr
denomination of tive hundred HHUI' du..ar
[ ruuh, payable to bearer ou M,rcH d. lsHH a the
rilF ~ Sew York with interest THEREON Ht thp
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NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN ny TltE
~ uugCrHEncd, cNCcutriN uf the last Will
Huu Testament OF Henry MouhCtm, dcrvusr1,
90 thc creditors uf and AN persons having
claims against tic fAi1 deceased, To exhibit
ihcW with ihr necessary yourhcra. within Ten
months after fhn nut publication tt tua
~ tee. 20 che shi1 q. 8. Mnuhom. Ht 8f West,
NiH south street, salt Lake city, iu thu county
of ~h|t Lake, rHrrliurf Ut Utah
Dated July lyih 100 -
D.. s. MOSUEtN.
tNcrutrK of tho lrat will aud testament OF
Henry MUuh1lm, deceased.