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Notice

4 MEHt4 &HTIE~ EEI&H&ER#4&a MGH@&0NEs
= mount Of the claim and coe s Notes
DC appeal was given.
The Fitcroft stock Of groceries and
crockeryware lately owned By n. II. Mel
rick, ct Minneapolis, was to-day sold g
j. B. Jones, who has rented the building
and will conduct the business at the old
stand. Dir. Jones Is we'll known IN the
city from his past services in several Of
our general merchandise stores as q
prompt and reliable salesman and will no
doubt give his patrons good satisfaction
in his own business.
Under the head Of aBack Again. the
ST. Louis Post-dispatch OF the 9th inst,
contains the following concerning q
former popular business man OF Madi-
son: .Mr. John Driscoll, who for ten
years was chief clerk or manager Of the
clothing department Of the Globe Shoe
and Clothing CO., and who has for the
past three or four years been in business
IN Madison, 8. ID, has returned to ct.
Louis, the city OF bis first love, and has
assumed the management Of the cloth
ing department Of the Fair Shoe and
Clothing House, southwest corner
Seventh street aud Franklin avenue.
Dir. Driecoll has q very large personal &C
q~naintance In st. Louis and o thorough
knowledge of tho Franklin avenue trade.
His friends and old customers will find
him ready TO greet them on the second
floor Of this big concern, and TO give
them the benefit Of his large experience
and superior judgment when selecting
their spring clothing.
Qesn Esther drew q good audience at
the opera house last night and those
present went away highly pleased with
the performance. The spectacular was
not overlooked in the furnishing Of elab-
crate, costumes and the effect Of The
chorus singing heightened BY the evo-
Iutions 1of the performers was most
pleasing to behold. Thesprincipal char
acters, Hannah by N. M. Stott, Jerish by
Mira. J.I. Hubbell. Mordecai by Stanley
Jones and Mordecai's sister by Mrs. Geo.
+. Tuttle, Hegai BY DR.. =. s. johnson,
the high priest BY Geo. =. futile. the
king and queen by Mir. and Mrs. f. II
Mease and the princess by Mrs. VIM.
Rowland. were well sustained, though
many others did equally we'll in minor
parts. The last part OF the fourth act
was exceptionally fine in the solos and
chorus singing, and the triumphal march
lE the next act was o beautiful and an
minated scene. Considering the large
number OF voices and feet to drill. Prof.
Colby has mel with merited success and
the entertainment throughout last even
ing pas cd of without q hi Oh. The conti-
dence born of success the first night viii
no doubt add to the rendering the second
and any who. failed Ct hearing and
seeing the Cantata last night should not
Fail to go tonight.
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Found Dead Am enc RoAa.

MURDOCH, Mimi, March ia. j.
Jansen, . farmer, was found dead on
the road six miles norsh OF town with
bis skull fractured. His horse and cart
were beside him. He was returning
from Benson, and il supposed to have
fallen from the cart. He had not been
drinking.
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AAyertIsea H.etfers.

List OF letters remaining uncalled Tor
IN the postoffice in Madison, March la,
1894:
johnson, Chas. Moore. p. A.
foreman, Frank A. Paulsen. Andrew.
Muller, Frederick. Wade, John.
Persons calling for the above, please
say advertised" After fifteen days
they will be sent to the dead letterofice.
ALEX CAMERON, p. M.
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81 psREcr vorE.

Ths Heass Cornmiss~s wsli Rapport i nan
60 go Esses ssBaesrss
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE house
committees on election Of president and
vice president has agtsed to report nsxt
Wednesday The bill providing for the
election or United States senators ID
directive Of the people. H,s
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/ Paid Indian gcouxs.

INKsTER, n. D., March 15.--Paymas-
ter Shelly recently paid over DC. 900 to
Sioux Indians, the last ihstallment IF
$4,000 due them - sco~utsuauring the
Sioux ~rnassacfe ID Minnesota iii lss2
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! arirna Tanle.

Loems Time TAME.
Chicago. Milwaukee III Be. Paul Railway, which
took effect, sunday, Nor. "a, a80&:
TRk1Me a0usa mAsEs
Passenger, Nc. 4, departs 1O:lS D. n.
Freight, No. 80, departsk $50 a. M.
Freight, No. "a, depassa "a n. N.
TRAINS G0s1ea wmex.
Passenger, No. q departs $50 p n
Freaghk, No. 81, departs 1s00a q. M
TmAKMn wM0sm TEaM MAsT.
Passenger, No. =, arrives e:Ab !. "a.
Freight, No. u. arrives sa0a. m
A0se6s arrives % y. M.
TaAsHa Em0M TMM WEST.
Passenger. No. 4, ARRIVES 1870 q. m.
Freight, no D6. arrives $500 y. ne.
AlE the above trains carry passengers: but
fEeIghts only when passengers ere provided with
tickets.
Passenger trains gong east make connection
at ERan for all points south, and passenger train
going west, 1t W00ne0cketfO for al points north.
MADISON a BRISTOL LIKE.
Passenger guinw north. departs lO:2D q. m.
Passenger from north arrives. . $50 p. m.
yNO. LARKIN. Local Agent.
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Choice perfumes direct from Paris and
Grasse. in France, at the Palace Drug
store. Walden q ODEE.
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Have for sale two residence lots on
whicn I can give very low prices, either
for cash or on easy payments. liz taken at
once. CHAs. b. KENNEDY.
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White back glimmers furnished
and put on the wall Tor IS cents
per roll. Gifts, double roll, furn.
ished and put onAthe wall Tor 40 and ~
csnts.a BLAKE& ScHRAM.
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AT the Palace Drug store.
Walden 81 ODEE.
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NE0meE % A40mm.

On farms at lowest rates, by North,
western Loan and Banking Go. Nc
waiting, We make papers and pay ovel
money at once.
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Prescriptions carefully compounded al
the Palace Drug store.
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THE CITY.
PERSONAL ITEMS.

j. w, Dawson was among the passen.
gers north On route TO Ortonyllle, MINI
J. A. Trow and j. I. Hubbell returned
last night from a business visit &c
Minneapolis.
:. w. DAILY departed by the morning
passenger for Sioux Falls. He will re.
turn Saturday.
Chas B. Kennedy went to Sioux Falls
this morning and will return by the eve.
ming passenger.
Mrs. Eddins, who is the guest OF her
sister, Mrs. Thos. Carey, went to Sioux
Falls shis morning and will return this
evening.
Miss Eyola Sayers, who has been a
guest In the family OF A. A. Abbott, de-
parted by the north train for Twin
Brooks, Grant county.
Sauer kraut 8 cts per Id.
WV. N. RocHE.
Wanted TO loan, q few hundred dol
lars on real estate security. Also, car
load OF wood for sale. w. A. THOMAS.
Homer, Pauline Hall and Spring Gar
den cigars at the Palace Drug store.
Walden q ODEE.
have q customer who wants to trade
IL good work horses and d new thresh-
ing machine for land.
CHAs. b. KENNEDY.
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House for rent. CHAs b. KENNEDY
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Homer, Pauline Hall and Spring Gar.
den cigars at the Palace Drug store.
Walden IL ODRE.
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Wanted to loan, q few hundred dol
lars on real estate security. Also, car
load OF wood for sale. W.. A. THOMAS.
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LANDMARKS.


This years QUICK MEALagasoine stoves ARE all Of those. They have
Italian narbnzed back with nckie and tile Recommendations, and no brass
pipes ors tubes 10 corrode Dr. rust as they are made OF antitrust material
The QUICK MEAL works as well In winter d. I'M summer. Call In and
see them We take pleasure IN showing up their superior qualities
JOHNSON BROS. & CO.
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look at what invites iinspecion+-our stock Of Spring Dress Goods, .
succession OF surprises, an aggregation of all the novelties of the
season. There's magic in the stuff at our figures. Our cotton dress
stuffs are peerless. So is every fabric we have in stock-each admira-
BILE in itself, and douby SO because it cantbe duplicated in Madison
at our figures Light street stufs, marveuously varied in the most
delicate shades and tints, novel and beautiful combinations, striking
effects in every variety OF sqring goods. All are here, and all the
ladies of Madison are here for them. y & 4. .fsa@&7t< ]F hHE 3st
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Sauer krant 8 cts per ID.
WV N. RocHE.
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CHAs. B. KENaEDY, Pres.
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MARsHAI,s sAlr

Dun5uANT TO an EXECUTION 10 vr
directed NF The Third district r8Bri sf tI'g
itHil9fy " lah, fhall expose Id puf'.. ~,
a' .N. front toqi NJ iho county rourf E1u.s fn
~. ''if 90 -Il. IatC. county df gaIfTrta agf
MACH. l''l, 90 Boz O'Clock a.m.. In I.a r.gf,
.iNn, tltu nni mtoNat uf lamra ~ uf.. .r3
llurh r.. lIih of DO. aud Co Duo flIyt.|ol
le..r,'., 20 rn.. estate situate. Wing frf Iri..
l1.iuuH. to.WIf
Commencing ata point IS feet east from Ohio
NHI 90 Commercial H.rdpf uH E.r.t
-.iLN fN'ti rl.t boz Ilt aefel |aI U.Ur.
N.o't nI.i' NJ Salt tnio r.ig survey. .i
.., county tth Torri0yr. ani ruHH.rs
ll.a,o o..I iHrniY.UIuo an frr. fHUn.s
.NNlu H'ttuN ntr .g.. frH.. fIUUUH .,..
lMtntI pine ~ fCri theme. north .,..rf..
INN .iI. tect tu lIHrU uI Hr..rHIrs nrIr-
..ia'i Ioi .creh Ooh, h.Hct totcnI. .5... nIl.
81. lr Do suH H. mr nruu.r.v OF r.g... AZ
iiIl anl Iun g. H.iH. 4. tHs' aHIt UI i.frir.
'.'''n nu stephen iiaUa
ItInH 1i colo. clHn.
NAr u nwINu
llf D.. 2 fU.#TU. DEPUTY ufr.H.I
I'N.'I Iu.fHIHN fH. ..HI
N1ll, lII s. uutlt AtiluUft Hr Plain.
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Nuri"E De UrlEuY GIVES ru,rprn.
~ .NtHi Coco "u.u. of colo HuI IHrr,r b..
Quo iH U. directed .. JUH IHuH.Iu.
Wye. I.N.i 'uI.u' luN IUruDfJl boo ito
..'s nlf .Hl Herman NUnnrrsrr ard
ANs9.lh H4u. BOD Irur. N Ilouu,r.ou
.Nt Iul.F D.. rs IIH.Hs D.. UEH.#f.#..f tIr ...
we OF lflne DO 'NHf. U..HHaHI .If IU.rn &.
49, W Nu.'4 ,a.I i.rIs iri UrIor.f sll.
.I. Ht public auction l1 tU. hf....I Uid.r i.-
. t' lIu In.i HU." % 900" .HHHfv t .uft
,'.an iu il' gNuf HaI taar. r.uut uf s4It
I5'as, ''i a., 's .' @ ,nh o9 Mc4
"..U. ~. H a thHr..I tIIH arI' IHfr... g.,
.N'V .IH. ."U..I In1 Uu.HUHHrI aa
.ItfrI' acquired HT UrrUHH UHm.
600 AHsH..a NHu.r aHl IrnE
' lr.'a.c', Hul b. ulHH 90 iham
1000. HuI Boo fHr fsI..g'
H'.. Itf rUI raaI. Hmntr Nina
NNI going II IHH H.U.t rt' #Uft4sH. Irfr .l#rV
. N..l. aud paru'u.HIy ttHun.l as ios
10. lhat certain piece fnB ua-t.I of lend.
LN.. .u o.. county u. .III It.U .UT H.ru'
.. 'tN. .'N.uN ''n. H'H point IHI O. frot
lh from iH, ngt.'vr. urrur nt '0. Iu
yau aaI ranaing ia,ura sgab 'i
l'.it thence rHHt I.U moro ur Ieaa
g. ho west uuD 0f yUmmrrUIaI ttfr.ts.
ll'nec tH..n HrauuF ono HuI h uulut. Ha.
.I''.' l.i H.nna W" Nrst l1r of fHI .r0rf 81
n'.ai n. .Huu.u.Hm| % u#HUf ur.f I...,
i''l moro uI .fHH IH tIH place of beginning Do
.I On. NrHU'IH ni Herman uImNUf.
ilsHd.r..n auI iarIgi i.W'u,sa' Az t,l1 ny
of lHr ,." iruf truA ID ufsru,.oasa|fU' .lr
by Hr''ro Nui order ui talg BOD She Hl1to
Dated March i.u.I
WiIlhN MCQUEEN. ttrrH
lonnou. NueasI a uutl,g. Iiiuu1. 40.
iuiurys
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TRUSTEES SALE.

VHEREAs on rug qxp DAY or
~ 'AnNAils w, May hrlght did execute
.nl g,Nier tu 60 un1orsienod Hcr certain
tract o.. HII aIIaltr iH 's4.i t.ilet.it. g5,,,'i5
a. '.h.. lrfrinF uf Utah dcfcrIuud a.
"'.".t 900 IImu .urIuE 90 tnu Hnutn.
w.. ..fnr. { Loo Owe oI. BOO bi0cs twcnij.fiA
iInn.r. lIrurU north IltH. feet. thence o1sf
re .uth 1904 feet. end tharcs
WV a.. in beginning. h.ao q rIeht.0f.waV
wv. th' InNuHl.a described Tract. o.. wis.
fH. ....,,. l. it q point gsli ~ fpfa south Of
... n.Il. Ntai roiuur OF said loi i've tdI, aud
...''Nl..A tN,h.e Houiu Twelve 40 foot, thence
.'I.., ,,.l LN,n,c .nuul 81 8 iCCtthenCu caat
D. rode o. ihc nIaoH of Heauriug. In uust t8
..I' 'Nf payment Of a. certain uromIsflrv
' o', .l l-'9f 20 Horace =. Mauhews Cor ne
ig' r.sta aud Huy adsaurrs made bv sstd
MHNNHNH U. His afa.dr.
.n', WH'raas sHlu lo1i of trust provides.
...- "...r lh.nsa. ihli in tlso VI failure 10
hNl VIII interest or gnv part hereof
~, 'l. became duo auu payable. nf fau.
'' %. l..'H .r ucu fw utrCf r1ycn. nta Of
..I .i.u .II decd having cen duly
N4T c. uNragas lll g.s % tba rc05rd of
Jog. '.ihg .nl1I.. iCrtHTY Uf UaHI. Gov atid
-H '.s.Nr DO tHr request of tHo
l..ef 90 aaii uuic. should uraste,i tu srIl ttid
I.1' crF No. public auction Do tho hishost Nh
N.I f ..ah. Hui uIU'V 600 Hrl.spda Uf such
n No lHTmrutuf ru.If. 1tf0tnryis fgas.
ta. III ..... l9 t.'e W o. n.arr..
.'..'r uf HliI mute. u.. .l#Us.od trt under
pc .iII IfusIrH Do proceed ti arl alII
l''.f'. tnI 10 HrUuIrIu. IH.I tHrfo has UtUn
lNHiH Doe Boon breach ni ffg rlv,' n.uts la
I1 decd .0Htalcut
hnNt therefore notice BE- hereby gwen that
iu'aIal. iur OBJ ihy ui hatDb. i.1i. ne
o. 'Nr i DO County Count iinusr. boz -ait
la.' 'i.. Utah q U.I tRul.o tI.n rrrHisrs
.' NNsHfIHCi lHr Hl'n 10 puIIis tgudur. Iv
900 i1r same o. uy highest bidder tur
Dated salt Latr city. rtah FpU ..tlat
JOIN ALLEN 1A1LOil
CutuIs u jack. Arouey. '''''
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NOTICE or SALE UNDER DEED OF
TRUST.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ WuHryl", Herbert O., Wheeler, unmarried,
wu mo s'ul 0ny 1f March. lsi. borrowed Of
sonh huurit building Society, tho sum Of
twenty-five hundred dollars, ani made, exc.
aut HHr. gmHut Cor tIHt amount, payable iu iu,
HIt. IHN"i" rrHulius lu tHU terms OF sHii note
H4l AHrH"H.u.. goo secure tlu HHlu note aud
agfcrmuut Hn1 tuu payment of an tho install.
i..'.., Nh.H Anl aHe .aWynts according 90 tho
..... HuI requirements uf |uu society. aud ON
IN' raur ilJ made, executed aud DC iyrftd u
band end sell. boo rrfHla deed oil nun. Whi.n
iced OF tTust was r,u1rlu ln thu ONCE III mo
Hti lahtn County HcrlriCr In Unua"4 h" ul
.i1rrargfi ra.0 .l-, ou tHu .lnd day of March.
nN, at 20 o'clock um which deed 90 uust
90 recorded 3D. now hUr NY referred tl ami
W.un q vars u' iHH notice, hereby 1r cone
uuHi ami FOO Dol. NU.fs and HHF.EHa forever ull
tNg properly NrItttIgr described
AUD, HHHrclH. uIu saIl ilgfuru T Wheeler
.a now lH default ln pa1IuH lIr insurance rAd
uI HsId society ua provided hF said decd OF
i1f'r ana Ono interest IUHtH|.muutt AuI nuts.
HnI iHgrH Do now que ihn 7u"t.y Che cum "
and, WlorolH at tHu r1na time tho said
lierurll Wheeler pledged twenty two shares
o. tHr I'nlN f,Ig' r"Ha Iu Ha'l -ug.rtF 700 80.
duanal security Coz Hail oHu, will authority
Co coil lIu same 100 r.Hr of default iI any ut mo
rlOt.lnnh auu ,Guauun. u bhI note pre-
Now therefore. no tbr rguasrt of aald Society
HUu UHT.H4ui IH Ono t"IHH Hl I.H said deed 90
truss 7 NiI .rI aa tNu front door uf tho
luuu 49, Court linuHg iu tHr .U au1 county VI
..H dHF OF AuUI. IrHl, 90 INu hour DO O'Clock
IUunt 90 pablo HNUH Do iu iNU hIslu-t HIirT
a. lu u.Hi NUr nnl interest that tho said
NH.H BE- 3, Hr wt. ho may Afterwards lave
acquired uf, Zoo H. iH on. lHIi piece Ur parcel NJ
.al1 .u. ave l#tr County. uwn Territory,
bounded iuH .r gr"Ul o.. iH.INWa, tp Wlts
tUUmtUlIH. .I o. HU|uT HHlru and lHp.I0If
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Tho People q rho Territory u Utah send
FleclnE To John Ray, defendant
Nuu AliE HEREBY REQUIRED 10 Az.
Il pear lu an action brought against YOU D .
20. above namol We nun Iu the District Court
ul Utah. Hut 90 answer ihr complaint niSd
therein within ten days .oxfiusiyo III mo day
Uf HtrtIrcI after Tho service on YOU Of thla
aumw1n. served whu ihm oluntyj
ur % HyWUd out uf tlIH county, but Ia
IHs district within iWoniy days oth0rwIse
within forty dnys-ur Judgment hy dofault wiz
Do Ah'n lsiln.t you, according 10 the prayer
The sa.d action 10 brought 10 have Judgment
ns iuuows' That the bonds " mairimliy ba
tween ulaIutn aud Defendant be- Dissolved
ava ihAl uIintu De- awarded Ono sole custody
care aud control ~ mo minor children aud
ilHt pAInul 10 allowed 80 per month tor
Hnm0nY and 90 as attorneys fcrs and for
costs of Tolls action aud Tor such other and
iHf.u'r fHltf in thc premises o. DO meet and
equitable. Above f.lgi prayed fnr on tho
sound thnt defendant dsreEatdinF tho
su.rWuIiy ut hls marriage vow, wllmiy and
Without cause utHrftUi and abandoned
u'llHNH 1nu ever since hHH ana su.l continues
i1 pro- wIiu'Ia aud without cause desert and
aHani1HslI' uI-.nur tud iu i've separate nui
HUlII IRON DER wItbIut auY sufficient cause Or
reason HuI HFIIusI lyr will aud without krr
consents IHAt defendant De- not "a 90 ur pruptr
prlHnr lo hl'c caro- of sllt children
ANA HnHHrr hereby uuudo1 tHltif YOU fail
lu HUfHAr Huu answer iHU taII complaint ~
above Iu'TulI thu HI.t plaintiff wall apply ID
ODE count Cor Che rrI.f demanded tHuruIr.
MrnOHH. fHr Hon. Charles Zane. iudso.
Hul IHu HuII uf iuU dIirUI court of tho Ihiri
Judicial tIsiuri LOO mi Zoe Che Territory of
q f.H .IH.. IHfU UHr OF NU"ymHrr. 900 tho wear OF
NHf Lur1 ono inHlf4ui cght hundred aud
ninety fHTrH.
usEt o. NDWul,y. CLERK
HF Uru D. LuuNts, DEPUTY Clerk
JOIN, 81. C,sN1y, Attomcytor plaintiff
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BEFORE CONGRESS.
Working for tho VEST

Aficr stay o. several ycar1 ~ wash.
iusion, nc, during which hohas become
familiar with tho workings % Congress
and tho departments, judge Chas W.
s.aynor an Attorney anil Couu o.or Of
tho supreme CUur. oftho United Staten.
isproTarci 70 promote proper legislation
by appearing bo'or1 Commluooa end
informing influential Conrrcssmon a. 10
the needs OF cllouB and communities
represented by him.
lio also continues his practice IN ths
General Land omcc, prepares appeals,
makes answers and arguments bo.o.o he
Commissioner and Secretary. aualyscs
and reports on cases 20 at,orneysnt
distance, and attends TO general land
business. forms reasonable. Services
prompt and reliable. P.O. Address. Box
tIi, Washington u, u
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BACK VOLUMES
-oE mt
DESERET WEEKLY.
ms

Tho sixth yolumoo OF tho DISCREET
WEEKLY in tho present form is
now bound. a limited number Of
copies OF those ay volumes can bo OBJ
tainad at tho puWEr NEWS once,
Salt Lake city in bound form at32O0
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anxious to bo informed oithosiirr'ng
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pastthrcoyqau-,homos.intcrost'
Ing period of the history OF tho Late
tor.day Saints. Every pouon who
can afford 10 should secure those
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for future rolorouca, and especially
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MARsHAI,s SAFE


lJk7JhNl TO as ENrrurIp TO NF
directed hy thU Third nIaiII.t Uuur. of
INN lcriilrY of li1n q shall rluI.H I'd uH..iI.
.n no tlo front door itHfD Hrrfr .tIu#f
pm iIn Guy of % Lake. county OFF -sr
l'fl.i.. % .ah. ou Goo I.iI 1Hr ~
IHi'N i'.i. ~ Do u..IIU. m.. HH fHu fIHHt
uIe .Nm and Interest 81 james W ptt. ut
wy To We i.'l1WiuE described root cHI1ts.
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county. 1ni described la fIIuwa. fu H.|.
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SUMMONS,

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dIrihl District 0f Utah Territory.
County ui saii Lake.
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1cmioy OF Utah. county of san lake. cityo,
taIt Lake.
In Che Justices Court, Fourth Precinct.
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~, i Z Aucurn, Deputy NarHaL
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Iu tlu Probate Court. boo HnI fHr slIt Lake
County Ig.uilg oI Utah.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

in UH Probate .H|".I lli Cor salt Ta|
County, l.uT of Utah.
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