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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-02

the great bureau he created. The census
will hereafter be in charge. of Chief Clerk
James Wardle. Wardle was chief clerk +
the tenth census, and on General Walkers
retirement FROM the SUPERINTENDENT
Wardle conducted most .>of. the: census to
its close. He will now wind up the
eleventh. census. 1T. is not improbable,
however, that Mr.: Cleveland may decide
to appoint successor to Porter: lin which
event Wardle will probably be appointed.
The:name of: ex-Represen tative Wilcox of
Connecticut. chairman.o of the Census Com
mittee: in the last House. is aforementioned
for*the place,:but Wardle will getit if any
body does. ):
/. The President has !: received an auto
graph letter from :. Princess Eulalia: of
Spain thanking him most cordially for the
hospitality she received from himself and
Mrs. cleveland during her. recent visit to
washington The President declines to
make public the-text of the letter. :. - -: !:
). The President .Thas appointed w. f.
Norman of California Chinese Inspector.
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The Lurline Captures the
i. . * Cup. :
THE JESSIE A CLOSE SECOND.
A Slight Mishap at the Start Time
of the Sail Description of !. j:
: the Winner. ..:.. f: .:.: .- :.
Special to THE MORNING CALL

:
SANTA CRUZ, July 1.-The race Of the
Pacific. Yacht Club 10: Santa Cruz was
quite a success. although 1t might be
claimed that III was won: on. a: flnke.#: The
Lurline arrived first, winning by 81 min
utes. The start was: made at $50 "A. NJ.
tie tug. Alert taking The yachtsin. tow.
While: just on: the barthe towline of theAg-
gle parted at the bit heads and she had to
/ set sail. This necessitated the rest Of: the
yachts cas- sting off" their lines. This was
very bad, as they expected to be towed as
far as the *whistling buoy. where they " ere
sure of finding steady wind. As it was,
there was not enough to turn the yachts
around in: =. -:
" It was here: that. the Lurlne got the
lead that gave ner the race.=.She was the
/ last o>cast off from the tug and: star ted on
the: port tack. She received slant of
wind that the others did not getand Slowly
worked away. :.::. .:::.
=: The Jessie and Ramona tried to follow,
but were unable to put about or wear
around. The Agsle managed to. wear
around. but was carried back to the heads,
where she caught the same slant of wind
the Lurline had. and was we'll on her
course. -.
When the Jessie and Ramona got the
| wind the Lurline was almost out of sight
and the Aggie was al least five miles to
the good. The Jessie slowly but surely
overhauled the Aggie and when off Point
Mnntara she passed the Aggie. Instead of
making for Santa Cruz on free run Com
mOdore Macdonough stood out to sea. and
by -. doing covered at least ten miles
furtl than if he had adhered to the d-
rect course. and reached Santa Cruz 81
minutes before the Aggie.
The Raymond made the trip just twenty
three minutes later than the Aggie Con-
sidering the condition in which her keel
is in and that she did not raise her light
sail. this is splendid showing, and on
time allowance she would have beaten the
Agge.
The weather was perfect. The official
time of arriving is as follows: Lurline.
SIP; Jessie. 5:46; Aggie. 6:25; Raymond.
CAS-
The Lurline had as guests j. D.
Spreckels. Albert L. Stetson, William N.
Hart. Alexander Swanson.
The Jessie's guests are Commodore ].
Macdonough, William Cunningham. w.
G. Stafford. Howard F. Barber, R. R..
L'Hommedieu. Ross Morgan.
The Aggie has as guests Vice Commo-
dore c. S. Wieland. Walter r. Dinsmore,
J. Fl. Mangels. DR.. o. F. Westphal. Oscar
Kron. H. F. Kron. Edward Angelo
Eugene Beauce. 4. K. Belcher, L. Nj.
Fletcher. John Hettich.
The Ramona had as guests Captain w.
N. Mccarthy. w. Fl. Leahy, Mrs. Fl. Nc
Car.hy. Miss L. Nc Carthy, Miss j. Chalm-
ers. Miss II. Dunlap.
On Monday night the citizens Of Santa
Cruz will present the cup to the winning
boat at the Ocean House, which will be
followed by a dance on the same evening.
The Sea Beach will also tender the visiting
yachtsmen a reception.
The Wieland brothers have their cleo
trio launch Magnet here and will race the
launch Electric on the Fourth for the PEN
nant.
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THE ..REICHSTAG SAFE
Emperor: William Will Have a
/. :. I. Clear Majority. :. :. !: !.
The Scarcity of Fodder Likely to Al
j. feet the Autumn Maneuver of !:
!. the German Army:

Special to THE MORNING CALL.

: BERLIN, July. Although no two esti-
mates as to- the ultimate composition of
the Reichstag may exactly agree. all relia-
bic reckoning shows DIVERGENCE of only
five mem bers in the estimates of those who
will*support the army bill, the calculators
placing the number favoring the. measure
at between 205 ana 30. AS there are 1897
members these calculations show suffi-
GENTLY strong majority to pass the bll.. 1t
is estimated that the opponents OF the
Government in the next house will num-
Der from 1877 to 1872. ~: :,
Whatever uncertainty exists as to the
the motley character of the planks incor-
porated in the Platforms which some can
ddates subscribed to-.
The Emperor and Empress will start
July 8 for trip to Norway after assist
ing in the ceremonies attendant upon
Prince Eitel entering the First Regiment
of Guards as lieutenant.
The scarcity of fodder is threatening
the arrangements made for the army
mansuvers 10 the autumn. The Emperor,
who ordered a special report on how the
vast number of horses employed would be
fed, found that the districts where the
naneuvers were to be held were incapable
of guaranteeing a sufficient supply of
fodder
Wheat harvesting has commenced in
South Germany, Austria and Hungary.
The drought that prevailed so long has
affected the yield except along the Danube
River and in Southern Hungary.
The Fine Arts Exhibit WAS Opened at
Munich to-day. The Regent of Bavaria
and many members of the Bavarian royal
family attended the opening.
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CANADA'S GALA DAY.
The Dominion Building at the
Fair Dedicated.
Completing the Arrangements for the
Fourth of July Celebration-Illi-
nois Troops to Participate.
Special to THE MORNING CALL

CHICAGO. July This was Dominion
day at the White City. and Canadians pre-
dominated. This is the twenty-sixth an
niversary of the establishment OF the pres
ent Government. The Dominion building
was dedicated. The sky was overhung
with clouds threa !eniDg rain. The exer-
cises at the building were entirely infor-
NAL. The civic and social organ zatons
formed and marched to the Transportation
building, where the band played the
Dead March" in front of the model of
the ill-fated batte-ship Victoria. The
procession then proceeded to Festival Hall,
where the formal exercises were held. con-
slsting OF addresses and music.
Despite the threatening clouds, no rain
fell, and the day. on the whole, was most
ENJOYABLE one. There were no special Gel
ebrations besides those of the Canadians,
but number of building dedicatons are
scheduled for next week, besides the great
Fourth of July celebration.
Mrs. Palmer. president Of the Board of
Lady Managers. has issued a call for a
special meeting of that body in the
Woman's building July Z. to verify the
appointment of the women judges on the
| Juries of award, and other matters.
The arrangements for the Fourth Of
July celebration are nearly complete. 1t
was thought there would be no parade, as
the ceremonies committee had practically
decided not to admit the State militia or
other organizations free. On hearing til 8
Governor Altgeld telegraphed from Sprinf :
/ field to Director-General Davis that Il
First Brigade of the Illinois National
Guard had volunteered to participate in
the parade without pay. but If each soldier
had to pay 50 cents admission there would
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ADMISSION DAY.
Native Sons Arranging for the Napa
Celebration.

Celebration.
The Native Sons of the Golden West
met in joint session in their rooms in the
Pioneer building on Fourth street last
night for the purpose of arranging for the
celebration of Admission day in Napa on
the 9th of September next.
The meeting was composed Of COM
mittees from the San Francisco, Oakland
and Alameda parlors. Leo f. Hampton
presided and L. p. Powelson acted as Sec
rotary.
AS 1t was preliminary meeting nothing
of Importance was transacted except the
appointing of the various standing COM
mittees.
The committees are as follows:
On transportation-J. P. Dockery, F. A.
Tibhetts and l.. +. BvingtOn.
On headquariers-E. j. Casey, L. j. Lalande
and w. +. Cbipman
On muster. Horber, L. Denney and r. g.
Allen.
On printing!. P. Powelson, T. Vivian and
A. d. Abrams.
On parade-G. N. Van Orden and j. n.
Lyons.
On decorations-G. Fl. Tietjen and Jose X.
Hawkins.
On advertising-W. E. McCreary, T. Wilson
and Charles A. Lipman.
On hotels-i'. r. Neville. E. 81. Gottschalk
and James Muligan.
On fnance-R. w. Church, 81. j. Seitz and
w. F. Chapman.
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HE GOES TO DENVER.
General McCook's Headquarters
Changed.
California Now Constitutes Division
by Itself-Creation of the De-
partment of Colorado.
Special to THE MORNING CALL

WASHINGTON. July Tho President.
before leaving Washington yesterday.
signed an order reorganizing the Military
Department of Arizona under the name Of
the Department of Colorado, with head
quarders at Denver. The Department of
Arizona consisted of the Territories of
New Mexico and Arizona and that portion
of California south of the thirty-fifth par
allel. The new order abolshes the De-
partment of Arizona and places Arizo a,
New Mexico, Utah and Colorado in the
new department. California is restored to
the Department Of California, with head
quarters at San Francisco.
This change has been urged by the
military authorities for year past. The
headquarters OF the Department. of Arizona
were at Los Angeles, placing General
McCook. commanding the department, at
the extreme western part OF his depart
ment. This caused great delay in COM
municating with army headquarters at
Washingto ION. as all matters in his section
were sent to him and by him to Washing
ton. With the headquarters at Denver, he
will be at the extreme east of the depart
ment and In the closest communication
with Washington.
This. it is believed. will effect economy
in time and money and greatly facilitate
the disbursement Of supplies and amuni.
ton. General McCook will command the
new department.
Robert P. Porter. Superintendent of the
Census. to-day resigned his position, to
take effect at once. With the change OF
administration Porter placed his resigna.
ton in Secretary Smiths hands, but al
Mr.. Smiths request he has retained his
place. at no little personal cost and incon-
venience to himself. Now, however,
Porter has completed q certain business
arrangement which will hereafter demand
| his entire time and attention, and, as most
of the census work is so far advanced as
to be practically completed. except fol
editing and printing, Porter feels that he
| can with propriety retire from the head Of
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DYNAMITE AT TONAWANDA.
Soldiers Discover a Loaded Piece Of
GaSpiDe.

ToNAwANDA, n. Y, July IA little
furry of excitement was caused in camp
this morning by the discovery of piece Of
gaspipe which the soldiers think is dyna-
mite bomb. 1t is ten inches long. securely
sealed, and with fuse two feet long at
tached. The fuse had been lighted, but
had gone out. Forty Hungarans were
asleep in the boX-factory near which it
was found. the place having been turned
into a clearinghouse for the non-union
men. No clew has yet been found to the
parties who placed the bomb there.
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Will Hang for Ills Crime.

AsoTIN. Wash. July 1.-Charles Mey-
ers. who fired the City Hotel at Lew iston,
Idaho. last March, causing the death Of
one of the inmates. has just been convicted
of murder in the first degree, and sem
fenced to be hanged September. An ap-
peal presumabl y will be made to the Su-
preme Court.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-02
THE REFORM SCHOOL.
Statistics Showing the Work Done at
Whittier.

WHITTIER, July 1.-The Whittier State
School opened two years ago to-day. There
have been admitted 455 boys and 81 girls :;
discharged. %; paroled since the new law
went into effect, AZ. OF these 367 were
born in California, 127 in Eastern States,
81 iE foreign countries. The number now
in school is 400. There have been two
deaths since the school opened. One was
killed by machinery and the other died
from chronic kidney disease a few days
after arrival,
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Beats the Worlds Record.

LONDON. July 1T. A. Edge. the Eng
lish bicyclist. finished to-day his 1000.
mile road race, beating the worlds record
for that distance by five hours and forty
nine minutes better time than ever before
made. During five days he mad only four
hours sleep.
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THE WINNER.
Second Victory for the Handsome
Pennanf Yacht

The yacht Lurline. which carries the
pennant of Commodore A. B. Spreckels of
the Pacific Yacht Club. was built by Cap
tain Mathew Turner at Benicia. She
measures so feet overall. y feet water line
and q feet beam. In 1884 she won the re-
gatta across the Monterey Bay. and in
1889 won the race to San Diego. and last
year she was the first to reach Santa Cruz
so this is her second victory over that
COURSE
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Won by the Britannia.

LONDON, July 1.-The Northern Yacht
Club regatta in the Clyde to-day was the
tamest affair of the yacht-racing season.
The course was fifty miles. At the start a
fresh breeze was blowing. but it soon died
out. The Britannia won and the Satanta
came in second, but the Valkyrie was
given the second prize ON time allow
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-02

An old Barbary Coast rounder. named Alma
Arnold was arrested early yesterday morning
on Kearny street and charged at the police STA
ton with having stolen watch, chain and
locket from drunken stranger. She was held
to answer to charge of grand larceny. She Is
an old timer In this city and has been iI the
clutches OF the police several times before.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-02
English Lace Warehouse Burned.

LONDON, July 1.-Heyman & Alexan-
der's lace warehouse at Nottingham is
burned. Loss, 100000 Eight hundred
people are thrown into idleness
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Presents His Credentials.

credentials to the Queen Regent to-day.
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A tug Of war will be held at 3 P. NJ. on July
between a team from the California cable-car
road and one of soldiers at the PresidiO
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De Lesseps Failing Fast.

PARIS, July 1.-The condition of Count
Ferdinand de LeSseps has suddenly grown
worse. 1t IS greatly feared he will die
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN +:

DARTIES WITH MONEY FOR INVESTMENT
/ can find choice City and Country Real Estate
at market values. and Loans with approved
Security at the office of LIE ROY g. HARVEY
CO.. No. 518 Montgomery street. san fran
cisco. leSO 9 o "
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NOTICE or SALE UNDER DEED or
ThuST.

NIvuEgEis. Nul, e. CUW,rEN -EN
w ut lhv 800 day ui August 1870. exc.
cured Hul uo.Nered 90 ifr 7Hf lA-r valley
iouu uul Itust company his gurt.H prlu's.
uaI lhlu 600 tnu itu day at August lr3 and o.
rUHuru uNu plI muut ut salt uu.r .l.I NElls q.
uu SAID gatl day " Auguft l-i executed aud
delivered O. Cd. j. FHuHuufY tuI iTauA n.
ugur. trusttgs of salt LaEo tf, ltah. q Ger
tom Iced. whereby they conveyed g. aAid %. ..
saushurl ani tfaug 10 Dyer. 100 ffHst. the fll
I0NiuE described premlsUH, ..tIaIru tn salt
Lhly CITY, rNt Lake county iuh, tn.uit
Az that part ami parcel OF .uf f. hoe block ll1,
plat a. Hat la.u 'iy aurycH. bounded and
described Bs follow, namely
Commencing no IhU northeast CORNER of said
lot aud RAINING thcuro south ''l rpia thcncr
troiHi thence noftlfi rHia, sud thence tast
D rods 20 che place ~ beginning, winch said
lho county igg1rlUr 10 SAT- ialn cluatU
Jtah, ou iU1 g.tH Day uf August, is,l, aud o.
corHud in zoos y oi muf'gases, phgra aH go
Mhcrcas. sai dcri provides that In
cafr % default h INc payment OF fAid
promNsgry note W. ON we appl.
note, Do should Dc lawful Tor saih rus,urs, their
usuEua, or aurruHsUrH Iu uuHi 90 rCll uud dta.
pose ~ sad urUmsrH 40 public auction no ihr
mont door uf thy County ruuu house, loo SAT-
istr county. Utah furHlah. alter pttIuF uru.
yl1us notice uf .urHHlr D., publication once
iu each Wvuh fnf -FOUR successive weeks lu HuH
uoNfraucr puhl.toi ai !nli umo be- -aid roun.
"Whsrras. Tht m,grn o. said note hnya
aiIUI uut refused 90 UHE Che came ana Hall
uUtyls now due Aul enc same Ne wholly unpaid
Wrgrras. ono or sri Trustees. FrsuE 10.
IluT, IH WUW UuuN UUN '"N HiNtF trustee. a. 4.
salisbury, DO absent from Che Territory ~ Uub
Whereas. 900. provided iu sali trust ,eoI
that boo caHu of thH 1Hl.h nr removal from a4Id
Do. /. Do f. H
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

4 UCkY UIlL NStNH COMPANY.
- Principal place uf business Para Cfy,
ttah. location 81 mIuu. ruatr trook Mining
niHtuei, Wusatoh uuny. uhh, Nuucu ~
hereby ElyUu. INIT 40 meeting OF the Hoard Of
trustee or thg Lucky luI Mining Company.
held ON tho no DIV 90. AUEu0t, lsli. Hn Hsaras.
WUut $50 sl OF . cent Dor share was levied
uu tho capital ftYrs uf che corporation, pay
able 90 thu secretary within 90 days from
above date. uf r1Il lIhu tify, Utah. Any
stock upon which tlI.. asHrsrmuut romans uur
delinquent HuI sINU.t"gIflr allu, and uUIpHH
payment BE- made before, wall ue sold Ht public
auction ON the .ITd day OF october, 1885, 900 lH
building, SAT- Lake city, q lah, 90 pas Icuu.
qurut u#HrsHUruU together with costs Of
igvprtlsiuF and expense uf sale Asfctsmruts
NAV uu PAID no lhn tlah commercial and
Aayluga Hank. -ut laLU tlty, Yah.
~. j, HUTTON, Secretary.
lONdongc, burton Court 2nd south, bet
mi Gud va Wust 30, snlt Lake ly, llah
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or SALE UNDER DECO or
TRUST

vXruLgEAs ANNE WILLIAMS, or SALT
w lubu Guy, lHH, uy her certain uCtd ~
r,rordci boz tUc once 81 H., county rec Tg'ordsf.
suit also county nu lvu.uHg iith, 1901, in
uuuh W uI .lsaE'f u1E'H % sold and
following dtHerihnd ryHl ,s. atr. situate in no
county ~ -H.t ll.r, IvrItuTY ~ Utah. fosNlt.
~ ut JOB unc l., block QUO hundred and
thirir'FtNtu IfiI, pAf 30, salt Lake my sur.
toy 90 iruai IIf me purpose M securing the
payment uf u rrftlIu % uw'HrlfY note INr.
outr1 and delivered Ug Haii Ammo Williams
tu Che li4ua 20 trmmrJre,l corporation, which
utiur date, with interest 90 % per cent per
snnuW, payable quarterly, and D. fuzzy ilo.
strihcG lu ~ d ttul VI trust Hnd Tor more
pHrurulhr dricupuun ut which reference BE-
hereby made fo said deed Ha HNHft hereof, ana
whereas according 90 lhu tcriuH ami conditions
81 Hltd mote sud astl decd OF iruHt alid note
has been ever since the tWUuty .Ft day OF
February, ls2, dur ami no port thereof, or the
interest lhcicnu hua ucun paii, excepting the
lntrIrit Go August .lHtt o. %
AMI wheTras 1t was aud d provided in saii
deed NJ trust that u default should be made 10
Tie payment ui said note then Hnd under
ttsu61 trustees should proceed ip foll said
iu thr highest uliirr Tor casa, urst giving
twenty l2U days public notice % TIVE time,
terms and place OF HHIu HtIuf aud the properly
20 be- sold 10y niyoru. cmunt ln suHr uuwa,
puuCr puHItahud iu ralt lHhu liy, for tho pur.
pose Ol tUihIluE and liHtn1rEinE the GuiluH
ana ohliFu ions OF laid trust
AMI whur Is Che legal owner and holder of
SAM pr1mIs ury note. to.wlt The Bank Of
Commerce huH requested tue huurft FuUd
trustee. 10 proceed 60 cell fucu property an.
der nud according to thu terms and proyisions
u said decd uf must
Now. therefore. iho uudors suci trul tees
aforesaid a. the roGurIi u sa'd hAnk ~ Com.
fgid pr0miHsnry note, WiIl 900 arcoriuucH with
tnr terms and conditions g sad deol of trust,
on tho l.t0 gay Of ,cpieu1er, ls'A, 70 thc 'front.'
salt LaEr tV, Uilh corner OF second
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SUMMONS
In tho bstrlrt Cuur. iu ana Tor The Third
Judicial distinct Utah TffrturU
County nj salt LHlv


Tho People VI thv Territory OF Utah send
greeting 10 OLA hftuyr, defendant
YOU AitE urEEuY UFpuiEEp 10
appear iu au action brought against you
by iht above named uiulHtu 600 Che lnturt
tuur ut the 1hud Judicial uHurirt ~ thr
TERRITORY uf Utah, tu answer One complaint b. ed
WNIyIu WttHin Ton dly. IiNrluHtNu ut me day
of Hurfltc| 10 rr tnr Uu vice. uu you uf ihlH
HImmuna-lf Feryvt " trIu thia county or, NJ
served ont % THE county, but in tbia dfturi.
within tNCrt d1ys, ulhnfWHc WILMA turtl
daff-ur Judgment by default Will hu tlkuu
HFaiuai you, according % Cue prayer OF aai1
mo Hli acton Ia brought to bu,u % decree
of thls Court uIhsolyiuU She huuds uf mHirImuuN
rNIHuns between piHUuH and defendant. uul
rrItuHiuE .ut 'tuuIuF Defendant frum any and
all obligations tNrrtuu1yr, ANA Cor Other aud
iu|,hur rFli0f urNrd coo tuC gfnuul thl. dur.
Ws thr month Yf october 1901, Huld defendant
WIlIuUY Uuu without UuuHu uuH. ItN1 HuI HNau.
duHUd pl iut1 aud ever Hlurc hla and suIl
continues Hu 90 WItuIb and without cause
dUsrrt anu Hh.uduu HrIl uHluUu HHl Goo 1--we
rugrfAtU uau HuIrf frUW hiu, against Duo viii
and without hH consent
And you Hrv hereby notified That you IAN
60 appear uu1 answer iHU HHI1 ruWpiI Int UH
above required tuC tHd Wuuln Val appy TO-
Che Duuft tor Tho relief demanded tIurUlu
MIUyH., tIu nos. tlIAElEn a. fANE.
.uIHr and thu zeal of ttr nstrIut Count of
tEr aura judicial Distinct lu and hur tHr
Territory ~ ltlH. tuH .ith Jay az July, boo tho
yoIr OF cur ord ono ihUutHud eight hundred
iENHY e. MCMILLAN. ulcrk.
iiy Gru. u, Looms, Deputy Clerk
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MARsgAL's SALE.

pursuaut 60 au orfo ot solo tu me directed
hf tlc lhrI IuiIUlsl District Court oft tuH
Territory uf iflb, D tAsI |..HHu Ht UuNlt
..t|r. I'D tHH front iuur uf tHH tHHntH Court
uuuHo. boz tUr rity OF salt tap. Count. uf -aIt
nLrhnd Territory Of lbH. un tuU Ie.H day nI
.tufr Dor. 1873, ID o. o'c'uUE W.. $40 IHr right
luIe. claim ard interest ut aU.rHr o. NvHuuu,
lieuretn Noadon. Frederic. W Heath. Henri.
ctta Heath. Addic W b.. frDVH,a. D.. w..
tfi. tmau aud tie Utah National Uau. .ur.
Iuflu 3D.. HUfruranfH g. lu, uuI t1 90 follow.
Iug dee IIOI fcli estate, situate Wing Hud
uolug boo tHr County ut sat lnAU. tu utury uf
Utau. Hud described az fo'Iuua. tH. wit
AWUT IutHf9. e.. 20 rud Iilu N'u"t 3 u'Ht"A
.ouih Nalu strCot addition HIsH IHts 3, 8, q. 3,
andUiu D. och .. u.at"N Hs plated ib aald
south Main stfcot addition. rtt tHLr tItY,
Utah togriI or with all Huu singular un tynH.
uruta. UyrouttHmunts Hul HUNuFt.uruUra
tHctouutD belonging or iu uryNiaH uurUrihIu.
Ing.
10 Dc sold 40 ihc prDpuHv of George D.
NUadlu. itnurIottt lcaduu, lTrdHri 60, llCalh,
H,uurtta iIUath. AutIu W. D Irruhc.u o. ~.
uttmru. and the Utah National NtuE, o. cor
pufHtinu al the suIt OF ttrH WuulgHs ns tho
admIuistrat0r OF tho cstaio OF iiary WaulyHt,
durraHui
Terms NJ Sale, cash.
NAT 81 BRIGHAM
O.. H V.f.HHl
f'Y joins N trUuuuk, Deputy Marshal.
Dated August Gth, lHHi.