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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-02-09
&i6ter @opeu s. Sadlpu pom


Eenneiee lit bon prdibent Sarriion gum
Mit9lieo bes Ser. Staaten Sberseri3tS
ais 9amar's Na6iolser ernannt woroen.
Die @abl wiro aasemein ais cine quite
beSei@net, uno erfolate ubne Parteiriidz
ii9tsnabme. De- Grnannte 1T uamli1
ein 0emotrat, bewabrte ii6 aber bereits
ais Ser. Staaten Ni1ter bes Eemelieez
Sesirts auf oas Seite uno iomit miro
feline Seltatisun9 i'm Senat lider ni9t
ausbleibeu, woour1 bic Srobun9 ber
Oemotraten, teinen bon 9arrilon ers
nannten &i&ter 81 beitatisen, i@a9matt
seltsut wiroe. 9owell Gomuno Sads
ion wuroe an 8 glpril 1882 in Yaris,
Eenn., 9eboren; ls4s %sraouirte er POM
@eit Genneliee college, ituoirte barno@
2 Sabre aui ser Staatsuniuerlitdt BON
Sir9inia, uno abloluirte bieranf bic j1s
riitii1e 2ebranitalt III Cumberland.
1856 besann CT BE Yraris ais Nn1palt
in Sad on, Cent, uerle9te aber IN 1859
8obniit uno Ebatisteitsfelb na@
Mempbis. Na@ Nusbru@ oes Srie9eS
erbielt CT Die grnennun9 gu einem Chill
amt inter Der CONFEDERATION, nabm na3
Dem Triebensl@luB bic Nnwaltpraris
in Mempbis wieoer oui, uno 9ins 1876
nab Sadlon Suriid. 3weimal biente CT,
fir nidt ab9elauiene Sermine eruannt,
ais Mitslieo oes oberiten Staatsssri9ts.
1880 puroe CT pom County Maoilon in
bic @eieesebun9 sewdblt, uno 1881.
mabreno ct Mitslieo mar, in ben 8nnz
besj enat. 1886 ernannte i'm GleuelanO
gum &i9ter bes 7. &reisseri@ts init Der
@eri@tSbarteit iiber Eennei &c, &entudy,
Ohio uno Mi9i9an.
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Gin oroBartiaer Gerfauf lift Gni

Gin SroBorti9er Serfouf lift Gn0e
Ser lstten @o9e ab9el9loien woroea,
woour3 Treorif Weperbaeuier, Der be-
fannie Milliondrz! 6ol5bdnoler III Ser
binouns nit einem sroBen Spnolcat
uon 9olsbdnolern oes Norbwetens ore
Gontrole iiber einen 8uumlbla9 BON
pier bis flint Miuioneu 1}uB Baubols,
oer lid um ben 9ee9 See i'm nDroli9en
Gbeile oes Staates aruppirt, erbalt.
Der Gerfauf wurbe init Der ct. NntDoz
ny 9umber 50. abgel@lol1en uno betru9
sic 3u sablense Summe an 2 MiQionen
Dollars. NuBer Ser Tirma BeDerbaeuz
Jet & Deatman pom SQinois iino on
Dem &auf betbeili9t: 81. 8. Mcgormid
uon 5epwarb, @isc., 2airo & Norton
BON 8inona, W. s. Youn9 & 60. uno
9amb & Cons pom Clinton, Soma.
Sn allernd@iter 3utunft miro eins sroz
BE @eie1l9aft aesrlnoet merben, ben
9ol;rei@tbam an Seed GATE aus5ubenz
ten unb mirb bieielbe aaer Wabri@einz
li@teit na@ minneapolis 81 ibrem
9auptquartier MAIDEN, molelbif Damn
me,tere sroBere Sasemiblen entiteben
mil fen.
Das @eperbaeulerz Spnoicat lit elm
sisantii@es unternebmen, mas man aus
benz l1mitanbe entnebmen Tam, baB
smei Tirmen, bic bemielben an9eb0ren,
mebr 8oubol5 fobrictren, ais cine sanse
&eibe pon anoeren berartisen @ei6dfz
ten. 9err Weperbaeuler 1T peri6nli3
in 25 perl9iebenen 2umberfirmen Be-
tbeilist unb 1T Der 9r0Bte Beiieer uOn
Observation-Disclosures i'm Nor0welten.
(Treie preiez9eralo)
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81 Cincinnati sebt man BET in SOL
&c ber talten Witterun9 berl@enoen
Notb enersii@ gu 2eibe. Nuf Nntra9
bes oeutiden @tabtratbs S@men,n9er
bat bas llnterbaus bel@loNen, tauie emit
Gonnen &oblen gratis unter Nrme unb
@eourttise gu uertbeilen, wabreno auz
Berbsm bic ginri9tung elmer 6ffentli9en
Suppenanitalt perfi9t wurbe. Mnoez
rem Staoten CUR Na6abmung enpfob>
len.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-02-09

@afttnrn'S Wnti> Option Biu
paliirte letten Dienita9 nit 40 9e9en
25 t5timmen ben Senat u~nieres @onz
s~reiies, unb 1T Ii no@mals, in amenz
birter 6orm, an bas 9ous 3uriid sesanz
gen. Sic 8iQ p~oiiirte omar i@on un>
ter benz Namen 9at@zBiu am 9. Stunt
baijelbe, muB aber bort oer uerdnoerten
Torm balber no@mals GUT Nbitimmuns
tommen. Die Paiiirun9 Der 8in i'm
1aui wirb als ii4er poraus9elett, je>
bod perlautet, baB ber Praiioent oieiels
be NIT jeinem Geto belesen werbe.
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er %ocleoenen Sheilcu Bic Sblternten To-

Der selesenen Sbeilcn bic Sblternten TO-
mic bic @etreioe unb Nutters @rdler Der
gcmdbisten Gone treiili1 9eoeibem, lno
Die uatirliben Wcioe9riinoe elmer e'as
trasli6m &icbSu6t beitens ST Statten
fommen. 6ierouf %lieiert Die Statiltit
ocn Ncpeis. Sbr sufol9c 9atten' Die
,Snielu 1886 cinen Giebitano o 3d.
l4O Yieroen, 1893 Stiid Niuouieb,
l2l,6s3 SNaien, 2l,s60 3ie9en, 81
942 Mauleieln uno S6weine, bic be-
liebtei ten NleiiWlieferanteu, in llnmais
len. On Milo, barunter bas Wilo>
i9mein uno Bic Ser9sie9e, lit nod beute
inn lleberil fluff, oessleideu anBilbgefiisel,
Sarunter Der Srutbabu, uno Die sabls
rcidcn @spdNer iino auBerit fii6rei9.
Der Grtrag Ser ;3uderernte uno Sies
oerci in 1885 mar l71.35O,3 14 Yiuno,
welbes S.uantum, wie bic 3uderernte,
ie0es Sabrcs falt no6 Den Scr. Staaz
ten sins, uie ebeniaus Ser Neisertra9,
Ser li9 III 1885 auf 1857, 25s F1uno
belief. 81 Yrose1t oes 9an;cn iiberless
ii1en 0anoels Ser Sniel boben Die Ser.
Stoateu. Sbre Smporte nod oenlelbsn
%betru9en 81, oo2 200 9esen sa7o, 900
@robbrittanicn'S, uub ie uiel weni9er
pom anoeren @anoern. Nte Maarenbes
,iioc Der Ser. Staatsu DON ben Snleln
obsr beliefen ii6 aui $40, 1924, 900 9e9sn
81, 900 Der oeutl9en Giniubr. Son
Dem MabstBum Der gobencultur uno
oes ii6 oaran tniipfenocn Nusfubrbanz
Dsls ]pri9t Die Gbatla6e, oab oer3uders
export III 1862 eff 5000, 900 Yiunb,
in 1885 auf l7l,35O,Ooo Yfuno 9ez
itiesen mar. NusSeiiibrt wuroen ierner
in bcoeuteroen Meugeu &afiee, WoQe,
Banonen, S%ataten, &otosniiNe, Ginbsz
bdute; Salbsz uno :3%iesenieQc nno
S9aipelSc. 9o6widti9 1T Die @rnppe
our6 ibre trefhi6en 9dfcn. Inter Den
Miaeralproputten 1T Sals uon Seoeuz
tung. Die Snleln scb0ren SIT Ben 9es
birsigen-oaber Die grobe Temperature
ueri9ieocuDeit no9 Der Sooenerbebun9
- uno uultanil9en pes sroBcn Oceans,
uno ibre Serge iinb Sic bo@lten oes
Welttbeils Nuitralien. Der jeweilen
nod in iebr eners,lGe S%bdtigteit tretsns
DC Gulfau Mauualoa BAT cine 90be Don
Is, $50 6uB. Dap Sic Serge l6deenss
wertbes Mineral Bergen, unterlie9t teis
nem 3weiiel uno Nues in NQem ma4t
vSntel Gam" cine 10 quite Ncquilition,
ais ct je eine sen1adt, ,penn ct ii9 biele
Yerlenl 9nur 0ss Stiaeu Oceans sus
lest. Wolfssts.)
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Qiperpool, 4. Tebr. Die Croft:
nuns oer bieiisen elettrii@en 9o@babn,
Der eriten ibrer Irt, fanb beute unte'
sroBen Teierli@teiten itatt.
Paris, 4. Tebr. Sn ber beute abs
sebaltenen Miniiteriitun9 wuroe be1
Wori9las, Elm unterieeii@es &abel mad
Nuitralien unb Der franj0iii@em 0erbre:
9erz@ olonie Neu @aleoonien 81 lesen,
an9enommen.
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9as SnicIrei0 &awaii.

&ie @ruppe Der 9auaii= ober Sanoz
mid Snleln, nod AM ID. Sanuar cine
vcouititutionele Monar6ic" unter Ser
&0ntsin Silinetalani, nun aber cine
vGepublif", nit prouilorii@er Ge9tez
runs unb benz 8unl@, ii9 ais @lieo
benz sroBen @an;en Der Ser. Staaten
an;ui9lieBen, liegt i'm noro0itliditen
tSbeile bes vStiQen Sceans" in ber Ndz
be bes n0ro(i9en Wenoetreije s unb be-
itebt aus IA Snieln, pon benen aber uur
I, ndmlid 9amaii, Maui, Sabu, nit
Molotai, Canal uno Nitbou bewobnt
fino, nodoem &abulape Dor etli9en
Sabren pom leinen ginwobnern %uerlalz
ien woroen. 9owaii, Bic sr6Be Ser Snz
ieln, bat einen Tld9eninbalt pon 1850
Suabratmeilen, bic t~leinite. Nitbau,
10, mdbreno Der Tla9eninbalt ber 7
Snieln ;niamn,ensenommen 7, $50 Nuoz
bratmeilen, bemobnt BON 10000 Sim
mobnern, mopon $3.50 mamnli9en
uno 29,039 meibli9en @ei6le6ts, be-
trdst. 4o,ol4 Der gemobner (na@
j3dblun9 BON 1884 woren Gin9eborene,
1899 Gbineien, 1885 weiBe &autoz
iier aus uerl3ieoenen yanOern, 4,2ls
Mii6lin9e; 116 Sapoueien uno 956
Nngeb0ri9e onosrer Nacen. gu Der
meiRen taufaiii9eu 8euOlferuns 9e90rz
ten 2,O66 Mmerifaner, 1869 Gnslan>
Der, 1000 Deutlde, 1872 Transolen,
9,3T Hortugiclen unb IT'S uon anbereu
Mationcn. Die ginwanberung MAI int
letteu Decennium lebr itarf; benn iie
bradte i'm Sabre 1885 iiber 5 5000 Ser
ionen ms 2an6, pon benen inbejlen bic
Mebrbeit importirte @ineiii9e Telba,>
better (Sauli's) fir Die 3uderpf1an5un9en
maren, wdbreno neueroinss fir oieien
3med. itatt Der Gbineien, Yortu9ielen
pon ben ssSnleln ct. Mi9aels un6 Maz
beira einseiibrt weroen. @ie aber trot
ber ginwanoerun9, Der cine itorfe Musz
wonoerun9 seseniberitebt, bic r@ultur"
inter Der giumobner3obl aufseraumt,
itatt iie gu mebren, erstebt ii@ aus ber
Gbatia@e, oaB bic Snieln, ais iie 1878
pon Gapitdn .@oot ent6edt wuroen, cine
8epolteruns Don ni@t unter 200, 900
batten.
Die 90benuerbaltni1e bes iubtropiz
iden Qanbes int Yerein nit bet Man>
ni9faltisteit Der Bobenarten seitattet
ben Mnbau pom @emddien, @aratteriz
itii@, iowobl fir iaoli@e, ais fir nOrb>
Ii9e &limate. s3uder aber unb &eis
iinb bas 9auptculturproeutt Der Snieln
in ben 9iieoerunsen, wabrenb in ben b.
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Gin &i9ter in Chattanooga bat
bur9 cine seridtli3e Gnti6eiouns Nuis
.leben erregt. Sine Nnsdbl armer Seute
,uaren linn inter ser Nntla9e por9efabrt
moroen, &oblen seltoblen 81 baben. Sn
jeoem Sail ite1te ii9 beraus, boB Der
Mn9efla9te MIR bur6 oos bitterite gleno
uno bic srimmige @interfdlte gu ieinem
Gerseben seordn9t worben uno Der ents
wenbete &%oblenbetra9 nur elm tleiner
mar. Sfenbar bat Der &i@ter ii6 iels
BET einer Terlebung Der @eleee i9uloi9
semo3t. User aber woute i'm oeBbalb
taoeln? Weroen bic g. iete bes 9anoes
10 oft mSntereile GROCER Monopole nno
Gorporationcu perlett, warum louen lie
ni9t audi einmal perlett werben, TIM
unsliidliden unO notbleioenben Menz
idcn cine @efangniBitrafe 81 %eriparen?
Der @inter bate AUDI 6sn Siben nit
einem biden Pan;er pom S@nee unb
sis umSosen; i'm 9er5en jenes Mens
i9%enfreunoes aber l3eint Triiblins uno
S%onnenidcin 9eberri3t 81 Daben.
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Wuem 9(nl6ein na6 weroen bic
9emofraten audi i'm Senat bes SO.
Gon9reles cine Mebrbeit baben. Man
re6net nit ;iemli9er gemiBbeit barauf,
bab bic Oemofroten nit A, bic Gepub>
lifaner nit 40 unb bie G%olfsportei nit
4 Genatoren in Sen nG9iten Gcngreb
einriiden meroen. 9ierbei lit inSeB 81
bemerten, boB ueri@ieoene oer, neuer>
mablten 0emotraten, mie ). y. &i3ter
Martin bon &anias, bur@ 8%oltspartei>
@timmen sewablt wurben unS iomit
moralii@ perpfli6tet iino, Sen Toltspars
teis Snterelcn@e@nuns gu trasen. Coli
ten bic Demofraten Die 10 notbwenoi9en
Ste former in Der @oltsmirtbl9aft, ME
peripro@en, a%nbabnen, 10 weroen iie BON
enBo(tspartei>S enatoren ii3erli3 ni3t
baran sebinoert weroen; int anoern 6au
b~iriten oieielben elm 8Ort@en mit;ure>
ben baben. 0~orldufi9 wo1en mir ieoo@
abmarten, mas oer jeti9e @on9reb uns
nod brin9en m;rb.
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SturutpcrNhernn0 a.

Ole neuli6en Sturmlddben buber seSei9t, oab Ser:
iideruns gesen S6aben pom @inbitiirn,en unb &orna:
boes serabe 10 notbwenbis lit, ais sesen feuer unb Slis::
idaber, uno i6 made oebbalb oarauf auimertlann, bat
i'd Golicen in ben SuperlaNtslte,, geieQldaiten gu 10 bill:
liaer Yreilen auf 1, 3 ODER 5 Sabre a~uslteuen tanr, bat
Niemano sic serimse %Yussabs ideuen ioute.
W N. g faenDer.
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DR.. A.
Yraftii@er $9itrar3t,
New ulm, Minn.

Our9 lan9jabri9e grfabrunS unb Yraris
bin i'd imStaube, ale &ramtbeiten bel VieE
beitens su bebanbelm. Nuftrd9e, 1uel9e n1a1,i,n
2eibltaQ pom Sdneiber & S4aier ju binter=
laljen beliebe, uerben prompt beriidli4tiSt..
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4tnnter
5attler=@ ei@ dft
Mu0utt 6mcmte.

0ieieS neutrality-suspicious. 8eibdit 1T nit allen 1T bas
Sad eini hla9enoen Nr.ttelu oui boS reibbaltt9ite aus9es
ltattet. Mle Mrtet BON Sattlerorbeiten, inSbeionpere
Vieroe9eldtrre, Sattel unb &ummetS ,ueroen auiS Solis
bette aMS9eliibrt, uno &unoen t6nne, elmer ree4en nnb
prompten Sebiennns ueriidert iein.
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Sn Carl @ebiers Bu9banblun9
iinb Sobn @lops 3immer:E urnapparate
fir IS 81 9aben. ba r.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-06-25
LEGAL NOTICES.

TN THE PROBATE COURT IN AND FOR
L Salt Lake county. territory Of Utah In
the matter of the estate William J. Wood
bury deceased Order TO show cause why
order of sale of real estate should not be made
Louisa Woodbury. the administrators OF the es-
tate OF William J. Woodbury. deceased, having
flied petition herein, duly verified, praying
for an order of sale of portion of the real es-
tate of said decedent. for the purposes there
in set forth, it Is therefore ordered By the
judge Of said court, that all persons interested
in the estate of said decoased, appear before
the said probate court ON Tuesday the 18th day
July 1893, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon Of said
day. at the court room OF said probate court at
the county court house. in the city and county
of Salt Lake, Utah territory. to show cause
why an order should not be granted to the said
administrators, to sell so much of the real
estate of the said deceased at a private sale as
shall be necessary and that copy OF this order
be published at least four successive weeks in
the Salt Lake Herald. anewspaper printed and
published in said city and county.
Dated June "a, 1893.
JACOB B. BLAIR, Probate Judge.
S. w. DARKE, Attorney for Administrtrfx.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-06-25

IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND FOR
4 the Third judicial district OF Utah terri
tory county of Salt Lake Alexander Rogers,
plaintiff, vs; Jacob J.: Greenewsld. e; N; Bacon
George Cullins, 8. M. Pacholder, Benjamin j..
Sideman, Adolph j. Lschman, j. NJ Stout,
and Reid Murdoch & Company, q corporation,
observation-disclosures.
The people OF the Territory Of Utah send
greeting. To Jacob j. Greenewald, H. n.
Bacon, George Culiins, 8, M. Pacholder, Ben
1an,in J. Sideman, Adolph j. Lachman, j. Nj.
Stout. and Reid Murdoch Company, a
corporation, defendants. You ere hereby re-
Quired TO appear in al action brought against
you by the above named plaintiff, in the dis
trict court of the Third judicial district OF the
Territory of Utah, and to answer the complaint
filed therein within ten days exclusive OF the
day of service) after the service on you Of this
summons-if served within this county; or, II
served out OF this county, but in this district
days-or judgment by default will be taken
against you, according TO the prayer OF said
complaint. The said action is brought to have
Judgment IL sum OF 81, 500 and interest at 10 per
cent per annum from May 60 1892, for SlOS
with interest at per cent per annum from
Jan. ST. 1898, Tor s3l rs with interest from Feb
10, 1893 at legal rate, for sI5.25 with interest
from Feb. 10, 1893. at legal rate. for 1850 at
torney5 fees and costs of suit; alleged to be
due upon certain promssory note executed
by defendant Greenewald to plaintiff, July 70
1890. for 81, 800 with interest from date AZ 10 per
cent per annum-same being due and wholly
unpaid, save interest to May 25, 1892. and
secured by mortgage on premises hereinafter
described, upon which taxes have been paid by
plaintiff in the several sums Of sl0.so, s3. 70
SIS % at dates above mentioned; to have the
usual decree for the sale of said premises; that
proceeds thereof be applied in payment OF
amounts due as above; that plaintiff have ludg-
ment for any deficiency; that defendants be
barred and foreclosed Of all right, claim or
equity OF redemption In said premises-and for
other relief; said premises are described as fol-
lows, to wit: Commencing at southwest
corner lot B. block rs plat b. Salt Lake City
| survey, thence north Srods thence east rods,
! thence southeastenly to point rods from be-
ginning, thence west rods To beginning,
situate In Salt Lake city and county, Utah.
And you are hereby notified that il you fail TO
appear and answer the said complaint as above
required the said plaintiff will apply TO the
court for the relief demanded therein.
Witness, the Hon. Charles S. Zane,
Judge, and the seal Of the district
court of the Third judicial district in
| [sRAL1 and for the Territory of Utah. this 10th
day of February in the year of our
Lord, one thousand eight hundred and
ninety-three.
HENRY G. MCMILLAN. Clerk.
! By GEO. D. LOOMS, Deputy CLERK.
| Bennett, Marshall 4 Bradley, attorneys for
| plaintiff.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-06-25
JOSEPH w. LEONARD.
Some Personal Points in the History of
the Man Slain at Fort Douglas.

Some Personal Points in the History of
the Man Slain at Fort Douglas.
The following particulars about Joseph
w. Leonard, the ex-soldier who met his
death short time ago at Fort Douglas,
are taken from the Pocatello Tribune:
Leonard left his home in Boston eight
or nine years ago in company with e
boilermaker by the name of jeremiah
Hallahan. For a while Leonard tended
bar for Tom Slavin, afterwards enlisting
in the regular army under the name of
Joseph w. Graham, at Fort Omaha. He
was sent TO New Mexico, where he served
five years and was honorably discharged.
He returned to Omaha and for while
tended bar for Tom Casey and was then
appointed on the Omaha police force.
After serving year he went to Salt Lake
and enlisted at Fort Douglas and was dis
charged about one year ago on account OF
l-health- He then went to Anaconda,
Mon, and WAS employed in the mines
there. Recently he came to Pocatello
and remained here few days as the guest
of Conductor Manning, and from here
left for Ogden. Nothing more was heard
of him until the news of his being shot.
While here Leonard had plenty of money.
He was quiet, inoffensive man, except
when under the influence of liquor.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-06-25
NOTICE OF COMPLETION.


NOTICE OF COMPLETION OF ASSESS
In ment Of a local tax for the extension OF
the water mains on Ninth East aud Roper
streets. Notice is hereby given that the as
SCISSOR and collector of Salt Lake city has
made and completed the list and plat pertain
ing to local tax at the rate OF 9 mills per
square foot. levied by the city council of Sail
Lake city June 16 1893, upon the following
described lots or pieces of ground, namely:
Lots and rs to 46, block ., East Park sub
division.
Part Of lot s, block II, acre plat "a }" Big
Field survey.
Lots to 20 North Englewood, and lots to
40 Englewood subdivision.
All In plat ''A'' Big Field survey, said tax
being for the extension of the water mains
along the following described route. namely
On Ninth East street from point midway be-
tween Ninth South and Roper streets to Park
avenue, with laterals on Park and Liberty
avenues. Said list and plat have been lodged
in the Office of the city recorder, No. city hall
and will be open for inspection for period Of
ten days from and after the 10th day of June
1893. during which time written appeals to the
city council for the correction of the assess
ment may be filed with the said recorder, il
pursuance OF the ordinance in such case pro
yided G. E. STANTON. City Recorder.
Salt Lake City. June 49, 1922
w M No. 1853
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NOTICE.
ASSESSMENT NOTICES,


THE RIcH-CACRE MINING COMPANY.
Il Notice OF assessment. Rich Cache Min
ing company. Location OF principal place of
business Main street, Logan city, Cache county,
Utah territory, location of mines Rich county
Utah territory.
Notice is hereby given that at meeting Of The
directors held on the 18th day of June, 1893. an
assessment of one cent per share was levied
upon the capital stock of the corporation pay
able Immediately to Elias s. Kimball, score
tary at the office of the company on Main
street. Logan city, Cache county, Utah terri
tory.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on Wednesday, July 20, 1898,
will be delinquent and advertised for sale at
public auction. and unless payment is made
before, will be be sold at puplio auction on
Wednesday the 18th day OF August. 1893 at
o'clock p. m. at the ofice of the secretary, at
Logan city, Cache county, Utah territory. to
pay the delinquent assessment together with
the cost of advertising and expense of sale.
BY order OF the board OF directors.
ELIAS 8. KIMBALL,
SECRETARY.
ONCE. Main street. Logan city, Cache county,
Utah territory, June 10, 1888.
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TN THE PROBATE COURT IN AND FOR
i Salt Lake county. Territory Of Utah: In
The matter of the estate OF Joseph shaw, de-
ceased. Order TO show cause why order OF sale
of real estate should not be made. Annie
Shaw, the administrative of the estate OF
Joseph Shaw, deceased, having fled her pc
tition herein, duly verified, praying for an order
Of sale OF portion OF the real estate OF said de-
cedent, for the purposes therein set forth, 1t Is
therefore ordered by the judge Of said court,
that all persons interested in the estate of said
deceased appear before the said probate court
on Thursday, the 9th day Of July, 1898, at 10
o'clock in The forenoon OF said day. at the
court room Of said probate court, at the county
court house, IN the city and county Of S1lt
Lake, Utah territory. TO show cause why an
order should not be granted to the said adj
ministraIor. to sell so much Of the real estate
OF the said deceased at private sale as shall DO
necessary, and that copy of this order be
published at least four successive weeks In
THE SALT LAKE HERALD, a newspaper
printed and published in said city and county.
Dated June ., 1893.
JACOB B. BLAIR,
Probate Judge
s. W. DARKE, Attorney for Administrators.
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IN THE PROBATE COURT IN AND FOI
l. Salt Lake county. Territory Of Utah: II
the matter of the estate Of Robert Pringle, de-
ceased. Order to Show cause why order OF sale
OF real estate should not be made. Marion
Pringle, the administrative OF the estate OF
Robert Pringle, deceased, having filed her Pc
tition herein. duly verified, praying for an
order Of sale Of the real estate Of said deced-
ent for the purposes therein set forth, IL Is
therefore ordered by the judge OF said court,
that all persons interested in the estate OF said
deceased, appear before the said probate court
on Wednesday, the 5th day of July, 1893, at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon Of said day, at the
court room OF said probate court, at The county
Lake, Utah territory. to show cause why an
order should not be granted to the said adj
nsinisrrator. to sell so much OF the real estate
of the said deceased ct private sale as shsll be
necessary, and that a copy of this order be
published at least four successive weeks in
THE SALT LAKE HERALD, newspaper
printed and published in said city and county.
Dated May 81, 1893.
JACOB B. BLAIR,
Probate Judge.