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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-18

eAS Francisco. April 1.-THE steam
ship Peru. which arrived from China and
Japan at noon today. brought 15S Chinese
passengers. The unusual number is due
to the fact that the time for registration is
drawing to close. About $50 of these
Celestia!s will land here, the remainder
being booked for Panama. Central Amer.
lea and Cuba
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-18

PoRr TOWNSEND. April 1z--TSpeciai. +
The revenue cutter q. 8. Grant, which
sailed from San Francisco for this port to-
day, should arrive Sunday morning.
Capt d. +. Tozier. Lieut. Frank Tuttle
and Chief Engineer James A. Doyle, all
well known on the Sound, are aboard.
Mrs. Tozier and daughter, and Judge and
Mrs. ]. n. Scott. Of this city. accompany
the vessel - guests of the commander.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-18

Ernest X nahe. the piano manufacturer.
died Tuesday at Baltimore.
Lieut.. Commander Il. Rafael Mansill.
naval attsche Of the Argentine legation,
sas thrown from his hose az Washington
City Tuesday and died from his injuries.
lie fell upon his head and fractured his
skull
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-18

wood, Frank sickhart and Tony Lynch
were arrested today by Detectives
Griffin and Holsapple for counter
feiiing. The detectives located the
men in the Witch Hazel lodging house.
and there caught them in the act of max
ing spurious coin. A quantity OF the
coins. tools and metal were seized. Green
wood and Sickhart each served term In
the penitentiary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-18

Tscos,, April IL -Esreeisi '-Cien.
Jumbo" csntweil. Of the Northwestern
Industrial Army. has volunteered with
the approval Of 80 symrsthirers, 20 grade
the grounds tor The Interstate fair sighcu,
paw, provided the managers OF the fair
Will board the Common Two
companies have organized under Gen.
Jumbo aai drill daily
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-18

tstoSross. Pa. April H. ~ Labor
Leader John Mesloy, /. II. Davis. Ian
Darby snd Frank simkoski were TO-
day given hearing ia eosss on q
ws'; Of hshess corrns charged with the
murder at Engineer Il III. Paddock.
Davis. MeSloy and simossi wese held
Without eail. ann Darby Mas aisehArgsd.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-18
QUEEN VICTORIA Ar CoBURo.


Royal wedding.
ConuRo April 1.-THE city is mas.
of decorations, the main thorough
fares icing SPAWNED by arches. Al
the frs, OF the arches Queen Vic
toria vas met by the mayor and
council Of coburg. who presented
her majesty with an address of welcome.
Al this arch the queen also reviewed he'
German regiment, the Dragon Guards,
which Emperor William had sent to Co
burg in order TO escort her majesty during
her stay here.
Another grand military reception fol-
lowed on the Schloss pla;z, in front Of the
ducal palace. where the queen will stand
on the day OF the wedding. All the church
bells through the city sere rung in honor
OF the queen of England. At SIS the
Prince o; Wa.es arrived.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-18

y. II. Mclean. who few days ago va,
fined 80 by Judge Glasgow for carrying a
revolver. and given a short time to raise
the money, was yesterday rea-ressed on q
bench warrant and will serve his time iu-
stead OF paving the fne
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-18
The Evou,m.,t Marin. H.uv.v.

Verona. April l7.-Today an exceed
ingly successful test was made Of the Is.
quimait marine railway. The steamer
Isabel. 500 tons, Was successfully hauled
mp in six and one-half minutes. Tomor-
row the ship Robert Kerr will be used for
purposes of trial.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-18
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raEti Farther hSties sae seattle. fzse Share
rs~seEn uSia Eesving sesssie ats - q - sad
ssvivtns si y us- vii. ssske asrwes ese msStaaas
tSs ~AssSssa. sssssavss aAd pants ksst Vts
CsnsStsa sasssis> TasSasA Es&zaax eass sssvssa
sssssss ana kaaesEysa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-18

ASTORIA. Or. April 1.-THE steamer
Islander. from Victoris. arrived hero yes
teTdsy with go Chinese. 10 OF whom are
for Portland
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-18

Tseoss. April iT.-(Speeiai. Col. VIII
!. Visscher il very low with an attack Of
hieeoaghs. which has lasted two daya
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-18

Moods Pills cure liver ffss. saEa1iee. BIZ
toxSaexx AK hkasacAa All eEsnxfsnz.1.Aa g.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-23

The wife OF Edward McCaughey is quite
III.
Miss Katie Brady Ia visiting In Brook
lyn.
Donald e. Csttsnach's team was stolen
In Providence saturday evening.
Miss Mamie Oonnelly OF Hartford,
Conn. is visiting friends in town.
J. Shartenberg and family have gone to
Princeton, Mass, for the Summer.
Pawtucket Branch, 26s, q. X. of A.. will
hold an important meeting this evening.
Mrs. John Watson OF Brooklyn, N. ",
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Mary Kelly OF
French street.
The Eastern league games yesterday re-
suited as follows: Buffalo 10, Troy s;
Syracuse 10, Erie s.
Providence will play two games wit b
Binghamton today at Adelaide Park, the
first one beginning At 2:i5.
Chief Brierly OF the Fire Department
Will attend the annual convention OF fire
engineers 20 be held In Canada.
The local German society held a picnic
down the river yesterday leaving Hay
market square In moyiDg wagons.
Agent Moy received word today OF an
advance OF q IN the steerage rates to the
old country from Boston. He expects
another raise soon.
The Imperial japanese Troupe have ar
rived at Boyden's Crescent Park and sp.
pear daily IN connection with the great
American Hippodrome.
Saturday the East Providence Town
Council revoked the license OF Walter II.
omstock, proprietor OF Comstock's
Hotel at Pleasant Bluh.
The time for filing applications for po-
sitions In the grade OF clerk In the Post
Office department expires today. The ex-
aminstions will take place Aug. IL.
Wednesday has been selected as the an
nusl field day OF the New England Order
OF Protection when the members will
make an excursion to Rocky Point.
All applications for the regular Civil
Service examinations for the position OF
clerk and carrier In the local Postoffice
must be In before the close OF business
this evening.
A horse belonging to the United States
Express Co. fell at the corner OF Broad
and Main streets Saturday afternoon,
breaking the harness and cutting the
horse In several places.
The " holessle liquor dealers are having
some trouble about the railroad company
Issuing an order to unload the cars con-
signed TO them as soon as they arrive the
same az other business men.
Miss Jennie Graham, compositor on the
North Attleboro' Chronicle, spent a por-
tion OF her vacation last week with the
family OF Michael McAloon on Pleasant
street. Today she left for Martha's Vine
yard.
All aboard for ancient Plymouth on
Thursday next. On that date Will occur
the grand excursion from Providence,
Pswtucket, Attleboro and stations to
Taunton, inclusive, to the ancient town.
No one who can participate In this trip
should fail To do 80. Special train, low
rate OF fare and lots OF fun.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-23
RADIKIN g. C0ONEY,
TRINITY SQUARE.
The merit of our goods is: lst-They are new
we don't carry them from last season. 2d-You
can feel assured you buying them at low
price; never higher Our aim is to sell
goods cheaper than others

Ladies fine dOngola kid button
boot sizes 2 l-2 to 7, about So
pairs, worth 81 a pair; we will
close out at 81 80 pair.
Ladies three point kid Slippers,
sizes 3 to z, worth 75c a pair; to
close at 4Sc a pair.
Youths Tennis Shoes at 2jc a
pair, sizes IL to 13.
Child's kid spring heel, sizes 8
to 8, at 25c pair.
Child's Red Slippers. sizes 8, 10
and IL, worth 81, to close at 39c a
pair.
Boys veal calf lace shoes, sizes
IL to 2, at 69c a pair, worth 81.
Shirts at Half Price.
Mems heavy domet Shirts at
2lc each; worth 45c.
Boys Domet Shirts at 19c;
worth 3Sc.
Mems fast black Satine Shirts at
39c; worth 75c.
Mems fancy laundered Cheviot
and Madras SHIFTS at 75c. worth
$3.50.
Mems Overal's and Jumpers at
25c each.
Boys Overalls anu Jumpers at
21c each.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-23
DON'T BE DUPED

by the word bargain, it is
too often used by some in
advertising ancient, out
of-style, poorly made
clothing. Our garments
are guaranteed to give
satisfaction; if not, re-
turn them and we will
replace them. That's the
kind OF Clothing we keep.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-23
-THE--
SUMMER GIRL 4!

hereabouts, CONES to us for her
shoes. This fact proves her to
be as sensible as she is lovely.
Those Oxford Ties of ours are
just too cool to be without and a
sumner girl without them would
look as dismal as watering
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-23
TIE WEATHER.

ALMANAC goR MONDAY, july 70
srr RISES. es MooE RIsEs' o. Pm
S.s ssv. !; S,4s.. S,.4s..n i FuI- s,A g ~ ~
Forecast for Msina Fair; warmer;
variabls winds
For the res, OF New Esslsgds fseerAiiy
fair; slightly warmer; north winds' Do
coming variable.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-23
FOR $2.7O

We offer 500 pairs of fine
beautiful patterns in
worsteds, cassimeres and
Scotch effects; not a pair
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-23

The 6 3 4c 40 Iuch Unbleached
Cotton will last but IA few days
more. Perhaps you don't need il
now. Won't you III few weeks?
We won't nave il then.
10 dozen Turkish Bath Towels,
b'eached and good SIZE, sc each.
10 pieces Lonsdale Bleached
Cotton, with scarcely noticeable
oil stains on selvage, AT 7c a yard.
8 pieces all linen l.2 bleached
Toweling, 3 yards 25c.
/ case mems fine balbriggsn
Shirts, French neck, pearl but
tons, former price 38c. now 25c.
All shades of best quality Ger
mantown Yarn, fine wool, price
Sc a skeiH.
1Odozen Misses Corset Waists,
l9c.
100 dozen Ladiey White Hand
berclieis, hemstitched and drop
stitch, sc.
Sponges, sc, Sc and 10c.
Ladies fancy silk Carriers, 10c,
worth 20c, and 25c, worth SOC.
Shoe Department.
Ladies' Oxford Ties-We have
about 120 pairs Of tan and black
made no to sell at 81 .25 and 81 so,
marked them all down to SIC a
pair.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-23
Double Tragedy al Chicago.

CHICAGO, July % Mira Schaatshu her,
wife OF ClyDurn avenue saloonkreper.
WAS shot and fatally injured last night
by William Hahn, an old suitor, who then
shot aud Instantly killed himself
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-23
X OF [. 0fficlals Catherine.

OMAHA, July 23.-All OF the mem bers of
the general executive board OF the
Knights of Labor. except Mr.. Sovereign,
are here and took up quarters at the
Dellone. where the session Of the execu-
tive officers will be held
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-23

very neat all wool Pants
made to sell for So and
81. You should see this
lot.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-23

IF TEN
Out of every hundred
buyers in Rhode Island
would step in and see the
Trousers We are offering
for the money our coun-
ters would be bare in a
week.
FOR $1.90
We offer 900 pairs of
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-23

place without the girl they have been voted the
city in utter shoe triumph and though
Miss - looked long, she could look preer from
shoe point of view than she would wearing pair of
immitable Oxfords, sold S5c 81, $25 and $3.50 We
have all the stylish coors and finished toes Come and be
convinced that the leaders.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-23
Ms Secretary Suoc eeds Min.

TANGIEB, July 70 80 Sid Ghsrnit, the
foreign minister. las been dismissed
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-23
in the lot worth less than
FOR $40

We offer you your choice
of the finest goods in our
store; your choice of any
of our $3.50, 81 and So
Pantaloons.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-09
MARsHAt,s SALE.


DuHsUANr 10 A. EXECUTION To ST.,
u directed hY ihu THIRD uEuIsi Court. Of
ur ltfui1F % tIh, HlAl. expose ai uuMlg
house. u ibr gIty OF 40 Lake, D0uuty "
rH.t Ia.g. ruu Territory OF Utah. uu Che ard
Day 90 JuuU. lsll, at Do O'Clock D. m.t aIl Cue
tl.gfe. of, iu, aud 20 Cue following described
fr4 y.tHte. aIfulto, lying and hrlns BOO rails
Lake tlHutF, huI described hH follows. 60 WIt
Commencing ltn point Iu vgutgt NJ street
urgfrrs. rt.t uyr IsI chains and seventy -four
600 IIuEF. thence Uaat from tuu northwest rufs
uHTuf iHH southwest UuHrlrr n lhu northeast
UusTUI uf section twelve llI iu township
HH't l.hr meridian. aud running thence rhHt
Two No. "NAlhs tuIIuF .Huih 'uu ot Llilt
.u.In1NuuH lfliE,t tIruor tguiu four 70.
degrees. vaat flunF thU center ~ county road
seven .I chains, twenty ..U Nuts. NuuU0
wet along tUy north NHH ~ hIyE NdaWt1u.s
land IHu IH Uualus 20 JOB thence north rye ~
uH4s srNyp ~ uHnnH 80 Hli. 20 pnlnt NJ be-
ginning. containing one auI five gIEHtHa
10 # acres % Iaud.
NurrU.UE ttUu point af intersection of che
center Hf inc ui a uhuIN IAnt running Hr.
tween iHH Cottonwood brewery and saloon
bearing HIIfN ID 1rFrrH wet WItu tHH Joe or
tno o.d ua .lro ienrs ga west loo y no
UsI l.HEa Dast ffum lHr n1ubwesJ corner
1I 600 H1utuWt"t IHafi0r ui che uurIhrh.
quarter 10 section Twelve ,l.I, in township
Mgullau. and rlun.ur tHcurr AHnut north
seventy HF0 IsII ut.TH.H. Er.t U... ufHr uf
narrow Jane about $500 .IH.H r." .IH|
lIuts more ur IUss 60 lHr rH. Nlu 3d.. u.rruW
thirty UHl WuuIlH west thence along
thr tAat lu" nl ssii narrow fptl
ihrfo % gha.1l ,hir,, ayg =. iuih
chains moro OF IoHa 90 tH0 u.1 pasture fence
thence north i've degrees ua.t along thc old
N.t'N ..NNa ". 10. N'.. %.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-09
NOTICE or SALE OF REAL esTATEAT
PRIVATE SALE BY ADMlNlsTRAInR

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
- puuuauco % an order Of tho Probate
Court % tho County OF talt Lake and Territory
is1i. 10 iho matter Of he estate OF Thomas
PRICE, ntrcafcd, Coo uuugra.Euri. Che ndmtn.
ituai1r ol aNl estate. W'' anl ne private sac
20 the highest bidder nrf subject 20 condrua.
ton ug aaid Probate Court Hu friday. jane a,
s. DO. l-Nlt 90 lI O'Clock am, At the fesiuuuce
oi .ho undora 4ned, $50. 5iI west second south
interest aud estate 1f tho SAD rhomas uri+s
10 Che time o. Die dgatn, and hlI thc fRht,
tito aud interest stat the said estate his ih
% land. together with teoniy.fonr shares
OF water rigns Boa tho Waite Ditch. lying aud
being boz sue county ~ sale Lake and feuitory
ui ltah, and bounded % follows, i9'wit Part
of Ws northeast quarter % section number
twenty .t'git llsl, township one .lI south %
range one iU cast. salt lake meridian. ue.
ginning uu the sullh side % 40 0Id ditch fence
on ile south boundary o. JDtu Hastings
ylHlr, south hf.U.aIE lHh| rods from lnc uurih.
cast corner Ui lfIftfaIl quarter tccuuni thence
by Hft claim along tho south eide u said ditUh
thence onward hT sai c.aiu along tho west
edo gi uu ola ditch fence north eight degrees
i've ientha 5.'j roofs, thence west seventy lyo
Hnt iUurafcufnH 900 rods. thence south siHty.
one .HlI rods. thence caat iueuty two And two.
teHihs gag. rode, thence souln ciehiy
east twruiy four 800 rode. tncr"o south
UIEhlratI ut luI ouu.tIurII .H-.sI degrees Goo
HN"N NN.N'NHN OF NA'N INNNN|. H'"|NNH NInmNu
along tHU CAff b0uuisr % aforesaid quarter
alrUHl fIriyscIgut and fUur tUrtU. $50 rods
fI place Of beginning. tunfluIH. th.rtg.ouu aud
fH F Jour Iuniftiha t.' go sWtn twenty
four Hrrrt " water right iu mo white Ditch.
go Iu sa't Lake touay aul Territory Of
IHH
wls wil he received 10 writing up to the
HHIr uf sI'n. At Che place uIUtr 1esIsuated Tor
IU. Hh.". ur TUuUnfrt o. the AImiuiaIrat0r per.
tuu.'" al amy umr before tIr Hhly.
... g.l' ii..t 'Asl
Hut With note and uIugusU un premises s9ld,
with r.g.tUHr cent Interest per annum.
Dated IHuu o.. ls.L
JOSEPH e.. DAVIS.
AdmwaHhior Of Estais Of Thomas rrle e.
deceased
IULIEE 81 UIUUId.
tff.r.res f.1 hffIIri.frafor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-09
MARsHAL's SALE.

DuRsuANT TO ~ ORDER ANp DECREE
n uffIfur'uaurU Hur sale o. Wn directed by the
lhIrd julIrial ulauirt court nf the Territory
s6a ffont DOR d ne County oari house. ny.
iu tha cItY Of SAT- Lake, rourty OF salt Lake
aud Territory OF ttah. on She i.th day " June.
i o. 5S' SS 9sos 81 6.- az 9s .sa lS
Andrew tlrstlucuon, Thomas Meub and
Martha Webb bis wife, Hannah Webb, tho
duiy apgoia'ei. guailld and acting admlni,'
uucida Mercantile uuI0n, corporation,
Ilun'a Co. operative Mercantile Institution,
corporation. and tho Utah. Produce 90,
of. i1. 6ud % tbe foi owing dcscrbed reai
CftHtr situate. lying and being m Halt Lats
County, and described al follows, " Wit.
ugias iho south lhf oi tho southwest guar.
two d foulu 81 rasFg Que lI wet Of SAT-
Lake Meridian. aut Che lots numbered three
q and four N OF section four .t tu township
Lac MERIDIAN, and containing oul buudrcd
HuI HrIT .l.II sores. and thirtp~u-uuuurrit hH
II lU.| OF an aero ItNCrss paid a. per roeeiul
$50 i'p, according 90 truis ur.cAI ulat 90 tue
lHud u1IHo lI mo Surveyor General. together
with 100 and singular me tDuemruts, etc
20 Ho cold hs We properly N Oscar ChfisInf.
hnd Martha WoHb. BIZ wife Hannah w6Db. the
duly appointed, uuallri aut euting admlnis-
tra'or of tbo estate ~ samson Webu, deceased.
2I eg co,SpsTst,s ,.ps.nuIS in,ttat5s
corporation. and the Utah Produce co.. u cor
n1rauun, aul samuel lafrlw, at The suit u
Lon's savings hAnt ana fust Goa copor'
SAr 81. BRIGHAM
By joins -. CuWnCE.
Deputy Marshal
Dated a. can Lake tiV, May 20, lli.
JoiN So yANsOy.
Attorney f0r IHE.uuf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-09
mAssHAus SALE.


DUsaUNNu 90 AZ OEpIu OBJ .fIF Tu
/ ur li-..IcIu" tbc Ilui Iun0.' District
tIur. 10 tNU iruI1N Of Utah. Iu iIH a..Eu
.HHII.l H"i.u. upon IuU..t 90 Cor '..rn
NU|U.u TrU"UUi.. .u favor 10 Nu IIHluN HHu
.NNal IHr |ufuuU1n'r. 900 tuC -ud Coy U.
tIUus l.Hi. fHU HuH..Ii.utI viii expose auH
uN"I IUr HH.. fnfnr lIuhrst bidder TOT UHHN pm
bond. a. 900 HuaIH front H1ur ui thp tuu u'1
i.ur. llHuHg Bog HI.t IHlU lIiI, Utah, uu Soc
iN nnN u. luur. 1870. 90 ihH bout 90 icl
ut.U.a H H. 90 .HII DAY nI
tEr r#.f. .Ius. claim aud interest uf tHo dr.
tgnl .Hi uF Do. tI dag 1f october $500, ol
iufs IH.T NIt. HIH.. acquired. by .yflNn1 10
low ur ...trNHH 90 boo HUu IH fIU ful|uwIrE
tuH.f.rI r.s' estate. situate lyIurnur hrirf
JOB o.. county uf .a.t Ialu, lCrlf0ty OF itau,
nu1 "IINrI HH follows. IH.uIf.
luiH Co.,. |N tH C..1lH NI.. both iHuiutINc,
nUN IHfH thTt".rl.H| .H. FOO NuHaan ..".. HUiu
U0..HIU.I aN|H bloc. 40 twH ..|. HHuiH lawn
addition lH .H.t IHaH l.lTs Utah. .tIuU n HUH.
..lIHI.u .I 'HtH NffHrr ID HUI FHHtyn GOD,
h.H.a aiia"H .I'.. IIVH Acre tst 'hs" Ha Ir
rrlIa Hi 0ri boz IHo records 90 salt laac
county lHIH fUHIIUU.
.u b" 600 al. IIu property % 70 D.. 20 Coates
at thc Huit no H Thompson ln Che shove en-
uUri HHtI.Hs
Terms OF Gale. uash.
EAr 81 BWUWhW.
U H MatHatl
nyt. 4 ha.rua. deputy MarsHai
Dated June .ut, l.tl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-09
SUMMONS.


The People uf ih0 TERRITORY ~ Utah send
rorurg o. bauIgI n. nafIiaN ioiondcnt.
YOU ARE uEREnN RkQuiRED TO Az.
4 Pear Boo an action brought against you uy
tIu above named pIaIutIf Boz tho UIttfIet Court
of IHr 1h.ri judicial uit,fiot OF the tcruiUry
90 tNh, and Go HnaWrf tuu complaint d.ud
thrfDIu within cen days exclusive Ot the dhy
OF HrnI"r| gfcr iuo service on Jou % tbs
summon. N served wiinll glia county. 0r, II
served cot 90 tHit county, UHl Doc IhIt district
within twenty days tuluufwIHU Within Iufty days
--. Judgment uy default will DO tlscn aEsinsi
you. "clrdiuf 80 ile prayer ~ slii COMPLAINT.
lbf said action 10 brought 90 have o. decree
OF tuiH cHUft dHfuiuns thu Iluls % maitlmouy
existing between tur plaiuuu ana defendant,
property ne may DO lust Aut equitable enilil
iUs Hul tUHtraiuIug Che Defendant fr1m disUo
Iur ~ uf rnUumlefIur u any way the property
HH 1n..uIgl lu iuu comp Amt requiring mo
defendant 90 pay INTO r1urg "a reason
sHIr slm Tor o,ucutcs OF his action.
counsel ttHH and temporary aIIu0uF Tor nee ~
UauuH during puuioHry W t1a action and
name wit. "HarHu o IaviiaH ard such
UtnUf aUI general relief be may Do equitable
buu Isst Above toltf pfECt for ON tho
ground shat defendant without Iusi cause Or
pIu,uglu01 hls tfu1i. d plaintiff in such crucI,
IunHm1u nud brutal WHY ua 90 cause her great
bodily fuurrnE hud mental huEuifh ana dis
Ueaa Iblt defendant has refused 20 provide
plNnun y Oh tpC common ntcUstariCa % lie
and that Cor more than one year last uaat dc.
frudaut be- refused % maiutaiu marItal rclAs
kuuH Win IIalnNNH
Aud you arc hereby notified thutf you fail
o. appear and ansNCf tuo FAId complaint A.
above required. tho sail plNuHd will apply ~
tHu court fuf tlo relief demanded thrraln
Witness. thr Hon samuel A. nUrulI Judge,
aud Che seal 90 The District Court
~ mo rnlId Iud.rlal District,
SEAL iu aud Cor the Territory 81 Utah,
tnn .fi day ~ MAJ, in ne year
81 our Lord ono thousand rlght
hundred ami ninety four.
uANip o. nUNNAtl Clsrk.
Ny Gro. u. LOOMS, deputy.
tuLNnn turUiit, attorney for ulalnun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-09
MARsHAL's SALE.
in tHo Third District Court 0, Utah Tsrutory
sale un Foreclosure,

Patrick rhs.,n sai stephen Hays. Plaintiffs.
jane, W. Pitts Laura Amt, aui John C.. De.
vice, uC'tudaulE
DUHsuASr 10 AV ORDER oY SALE
A Uu foreclosure 20 Hf directed bT lhu
lhIfd lu1iniaI District t1ils " tHo Iufu.
tory Of Tab. Iu Che above entitled nUuHu. 4
snail tHUu.nHL public sI|u ut che .UUiu FRONT
door 90 aHu County Court House boz tNU I.tW uI
ra.t lake. county 0f saIt i.sto and Inut ~
ui luH. UH Nn 81 faY ui June. l.Ni no 10
O'Clock o. m.. HI. tHr rlHH title. claim and Boz.
Iu and Iu Too following described rrHI uftatr.
situate, yIoF and being boo self lato COS End
County, lIaH.aHH uUsUIUgi nj follow. IusvIt.
tumHIUH'rF 10 UI|uI % feet rlHt from tIU
u0rin.ls. Dnl Yi t1mmufH %. HiIuHi 800 first
fC,gu 80. rat"N SAFE Latc C.V survey
bHIt lobe County unu rriutory, and ruiz
uIur inrH." cast tUruiysuInr ..lI itot, thence
south seventy Owe Ii'I ut.thyuue west twuns
truuu ID. f,gt. tUynr, north seventy i've .fl
foot go place ul beginning, Che fnmU uvIns $40
Ufrm'HrH NOW used and held Uy james W.
llffs aud NiH vito LHura s. lIits. under lease
lum thc trustees uf no estate OF Brigham
Young IairH January liHt IHHIs H'Hu lease
tom lusnHm luHus Estate 90 frank JrUHkoT
9aiei November Do, is.I, aud assiFuu1 30
James ". lIiIH.
10 bo adId ~ ur property ~ james 49,.
iltta aud Laura a. tftiH Ne 900 uuIt uf ralfIgE
lhHIln and stephen days
HAT "a. BRIGHAM.
~ Is Marshal.
nyL. j. Au9ma, Deputy NarhaL
booth. 10 { Gray attorney, Tor r.A.aug.