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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-21
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
Discussing the Carlisle Biii-Csre-
monies OF Accepting statues.


Discussing the Carlisle Biii-Csre-
monies OF Accepting statues.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.-The house met
at IL o'clock today.
Mr.. breckenridge Dem) Of Kentucky
reported an urgent deficiency bill APP
proprIating 100000 FOR the census, Si25,-
600 for salaries and 1880 for printing
the report, This appropriation was in
cluded In tho deficiency bill which
uessed the house a few days ago,
which is now being held up In the SEN
ate. ,...
this supplementary bill was passed
Immediately the work OF the census
would stop.
vailed on Mr. Breekinrldge to aeee oot
an amendment approprlating Sl25,OOO
for the fees Of Jurors talso included In
a former bilD, and as amended the bill
passed.
on motion OF Mr. slclSlcs Dem) OF
Now York a bill was passed to pension
the widow OF the late General N r.
panlSs at rate OF 500 per month
There was no debate on the Bill
Mr.. outhwaite at this point presented
n Joint resolution for the usual holiday
adjournment. 10 begin Saturday, De-
cember 90, and ending January ..
Mr. English Dem) OF New Jersey
arose with the intention Of offering an
amendment TO adjourn tomorrow, ana
when Mr.. Cultivate cut him off with a
demand for the previous question tho
gentleman from New Jersey gave notlee
that he would demand quorum.
The vote developed the presence OF
iIeh made the point Of no quorum Mr..
outhwaite withdrew the motion.
The house then went into committee
and resumed the discussion OF the cur
rency bill. .oo,,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-21

10 Village Marshal aud Cleveland
MiAhrs lie IIndn,I.

nellfoD,aine, ohio, Dec. 2o.--Last
nlght at Dolphoa. Ohio, W. s.. cicvr-
land. the minstrel proprietor, was ar
rested, thrown hho jail at midnight.
handcuffcd ana refused bnil. because.
ma bc claims. hir doarlteeper mlatooh
the town marshal Tor 4 hoodlum aud
rorused flec admission, The charge
wan playing without a village license
Cleveland wnn not talton from inll
until daylight Tho mayor fined him
SO and costs aud told him TO hurry
out Of town. clevelRnd has conn
moncod action against the town or
Delphos for $4,000, and also against
the Alreatlng oflcerH His contract
required tho opera house TO furnish
a iioenao,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-21
liupo SILVER LEAGUE.


y OIL, Dec. 2O.-There was a
faasrce OF representative men
lgado State Silver League to-
|fsr a hot discussion, the fol-
'aalutlon was adopted with
4 dlssentlng votes:
DE word mon partisan" be
tran the constitution and by
'snger they appear and that the
4 q the Colorado silver league
~ allillate or work with any
rarity which does not ma lon
an unequivocally In favor OF
and unlimited coinage of sill
~ nio Of 16 to /.
Holden wanted the convention
NJ me Peoples party, but this
ihomas. Democratic national
s..nan for Colorado, In a speech
" when the next presidential
W. are made the men now
ueyeland and sonctlonIng
ea'e mat Is made by Carlisle in
" we financial question come to
|s ,, Of the party which elected
's,and, that party viii meet
usath and will sink into
~ Y on the other hand that
'.nent-Wall strcet-shall be
4. ~ The Republican nominees
r.V TOO, Will meet the same
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-21

Bill. 20 buy Property ON Columbian
Heights for site.

Washington, Dec. Ex-senator Quay
today introduced a bill authorizing
the secretary of the treasury 70 pur-
chase the land contained IN block 20
OF Columbia Heighis.a suburb OF wash
ingtoa. IA a site for q residence for
the PRECEDENT OF the United States,
The bill limits the price 20 50 per square
foot and the total appropriation 10 be
81, Oo0.DOO. Representative Richardson
Dem.J OF Tennessee introduced slim
ilar bill In the house.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-21

this $1,000 to have In case they raised
the ante aa they did In Creedon'u case"
mo l do not"
Senator LeSrw NJ this point Informed
the witness of tho fact that II he did
confess anything tho committee would
protect him aud " he dil not tell the
truth he was subject to tho full penalty
FOR perjury.
Capinln Strauss shortly afterwards
WINS excused for the day
Jacob Maliensioin. the captains oous.
IN, wlv then called to the stand, lie
has b en- attached 10 The can't NY sluad
for several years. lin did not know
how Strauss was going 10 use the
money he lent him. Otherwise the Wit
ngra cprroboINtod IN every detni tho
story told by Captain stiyiusu Ia ref
orcnco 10 the money although lie had
been sent from Tic roam while the CUP
tain was giving his testimony.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-21
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Both Houses Attended the Un-
yelling Ceremonies
OF BUsTs OF WEBSTER AND STARK
Presented By the State of New Hamp-
shire.
Of BUsrs OF WEBSTER AND STARK


Washington. Dec. 20.-The senate
was called to order by Mr., Harris. pres
ident pro tenn. in the absence of the
vice-prestdent. The reading OF the
Journal was disposed of and on mo-
tion Of Mr.. coelsreli CDem.) of Missouri
the senate went into executive session
Immediately after meeting, The doors
opened at 1870 p, m, and the sem
q . onsidered some routine business.
u 9effer Pop) OF Kansas desired
TO ~ at length communication
fromi Z, in sorghum manufacturers
In his" n. but Mr. GallInger Rep)
OF New z y. 'hire objected because Of
other imp . business that was to
come today, and permission was given
to have it printed in the records.
The senate bill 10 revive the rank OF
acknowledgement in the army was
presented by MIR Hawley Of the mill
tary affairs committee and placed on
the calendar.
Mr.. Berry Dem) Of Arkansas sub
mltted a minority report favoring the
passage of the bill heretofore reported
adversely from the public lands COM
mlttee forfelting certain lands granted
to aid in the construction Of railroads.
A bill "to develop fourteen transpor-
tntion routes 10 the seaboard" was in-
troduced by Mr.. Butler OF South Caro-
lima and one to provide suitable resi-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-21

, washington Dee. 20.--Posioincos were
este blshed today 81 'rexas 81 Grind
stone. in Parker county. Nathaniel 9.
Bailey. postmaster. and AZ Reynolds,
in Edwards county. George W. Rey-
nolda postmaster.
W. ~. Henderson was today appoint
cd poaimnster al Cafsetta In Cass coun-
~. vlco IL. &. T'uichoT. removed, and
H. n. League az Duplex. IN Fann.n
county. vice O. c. nurieson. resigned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-21

Breoltlnrldge. United states minister 10
l;ussla, IS IN the city He expressed
gftat surprise at the run,or printed that
his brother intended 10 rssiSS his min.
istry.
~ have heard nothing whatever bout
it, said he. 'snd 10 not believe n Is
true. ] should almost cer'a,n.y know
OF 1t II he had any ouch Intention"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-21

Judge Clark said 20 Have Taken
Fees on Uotb Sides.

Washington, Dec Ex-senator HarrlR
motion made IN executive session, thnt
the senate reconsider the vote by which
Judge Clark was con6rmed. was agfefi
20 by general consent and the matter
was referred 10 She judiciary committee
for Investigation.
II Is UNDERWOOD that the charge made
against Judge Clark II that the firm
OF which no IS n member, accepted fees
from both sides OF a case.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-21

Warrington, Dec. 20.--Advlees from
,hn sTb-trcasury AZ New York athte
,i,at atso.0O0 IN gold was today with
6rawn. of which $4,000 was intended
Tor export. There wae als1 gain of
s,ts o9o Tho cash balance was .i5i.-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-21

Chattanooga, Tenn, Dec. sp--Juege
Clark, IN On interview In sie Evening
- senator Harris and does .ipt know
anything Of The nature OF tha eharGes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-21

Washington, Dec. 9O.-Senaior fugh
today introduced a I'LL limiting the
power Of tho united States c0ur,s 70
push foT contempt or misbeoaTior com
70 obst-dot thu administration o. jus
tina.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-21

Co-nicnna. Tex, Dec, co. Constable
Bob Allen did a land onioe business
yesterday Ia tho way Of arrostn He
wgnt 10 Korena and orrrgtcd nine me-
groca ON chnfgca OF gambling, The
charges ranged from one 70 three COM
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-21

xva.hineton, DC. ao.--Jnsspn cahle
srscklnridgs. brother OF clifton j.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-21

!. Dec. 20.-In the chamber OF
solay the government an
IN, Mai i would propose a consid-
suction In the tax on sugar.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-21

|<<1ns Noe1-ttiue-FWosT NINE.
|tcvpsrft scrccucd lump.
|,srt. frN..t 10 McAfcstcr for
!. .s ls'si bette ,,,;sr . sna ,reiaH.
u =, NJ parts % Texas anu '"
ss,,ory address ,tnnnuer.
d, heomspIoy- no agents.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-21

washirason, nee. ao.--ror rastera
resaSs Fair. cooler In we.scra per-
tion, southeriy winds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-19
ST. Johns Stake Conference.
ST. JOHS's, Apache Co.,
Aug, Iuue 1894.


The regular quarterly conference OF
the ~. Johns Stake, Arizona, was held
en- Sunday and Monday, June 2ud
and 3fd. On Sunday morning ut 10
O'Clock there were present ON the
stand, Of this presidency Of the stake,
David X. Udall anu Elijah n. Fee
man Nv. IL. Gibbons being on a visit
IN California;, Patriarohs IL. J. Plat
aud James n. SEousen anu moot Of the
Bishops. Reports we're given from all
the wards IN the Stake except the
NutriosO ward and there was no
representative from that ward except
Sister Katie Pace, Of tue presidency VI
thH Relief society VI the stake. The
associations were reported ns being ~
good condition anu peace aud harmony
existed amongst the SAints generally.
On account VI dT0utn II h thought
there VIII be very little grain raised m
some Of the settlements, especially
Hpringeryille (the Union waTd)
During the conference excellent
counsel was given 10 the people. The
Saints were also advised very strongly
20 guit round dancing. The pTinCilaI
speakers were Presidents D.vid X.
Ulall and H.. n. Freeman, Patriarch
n, j. Plat, Bishops Geo. IA. Crosby,
J. N Haywood, J. II, MoNiel, q. ID.
Greer aud q. /. kcmpe.
Respectfully,
CHAs. JAhVis,
sake Recorder
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MARsHAL's SALE.

DuHsUASr 10 Az EXECUTION TO ME,
directed ly tho Third ulstfist Court Of
sale. AZ mo front door Of tho touniy Court
house, IN tho city of AIT Lake. County Of
SAT- Lass, aud Territory u Utah, on the llrd
day of June, ~, at 10 O'Clock d. m al tho
u1ut title, cl1lm aud interest Of Charlrs
4 hiuig, uf. 10, AMI 10 the following described
rcaI estate. situate, lyiug and beng Ia salt
laku County, aud described uH tollows, 20 wit;
Commencing AtA point In center ~ street
two % rods vide bearing south seventy nvo
DEGREES, uast i've 10y chains ana seventy four
fit links thence east from the northwest cor.
urr ~ iho southwest quarter ~ tLe northenst
quarter ut section twelve (ll 10 township
Two ltl, south Of range one ln, west % Tho
TWO Y. 'hhus, cutting south rud of Little
tuttuuWuul bridge, thence south four fl
degrees. east slung tho center Of county road
tcF.u .N clnlus, twenty t.ul LINKS thence
west along mo north line OF Alex Adanson,s
ilut two .iI chains 10 iul thUncu north ave iil
degrees ra'i along the gutcr " a fonre
Dams seven 90 chains % links 10 POINT ufbu.
cunning, r1ntAluninE one ami i've uiEhths
ll5 -I Hcrcs OF land.
ngslnuIug al lhc point Of intersection OF tho
coutur ui Inc ufa narrow lane running be-.
tween the Cottonwood brewery and saloon
bearing north i1 degrees west with tho line on
the Ola pasture fence Un west line Of tho
tiI linkH east from the nurthwest corner
uf Tue southwest quarter OF she northeast
quarter of section tWc.yu tl2l, 10 fOwnship
Two ,1I, south OF range ono ~ west salt iAts
MgnIiau. and running thcnrc about north
seventy Owe lial degrees. west along centcr OF
narrow lane about two lsl UhAius fifteen ttsl
LINKS more or Ices o. the cast line " narrow
ROAD leading south twenty one tan degrees.
lhry l.l minu'oa west, thence along
ihr east liuC OF said narrow road
lNrrc Ll chains hTtv. i've .aN Inks
Go HAkci thence cast three JD
chains more ur loss 20 the old pasture fence,
thrn.c north I've } degrees east along the old
ultr1 bank two ~ chains seventy i've f19l
lIu tu1rr or Icsa 90 the center ~ uAfruw lane
lrt mentioned and point OF beginning con.
tanning tUrcrauuAricrs 90 u an acre 10
Che same more or lees.
no be- sold 40 the property OF Charles 1hleds
40 IhU su.t % Oiuf d. AOrI.
Term " salg, cash
NAT M BRIGHAM.
o. b. Marshal
ly D. .. AucnEH, Deputy Marshal.
Dated June lst, 1891.
Gro. vs.. MuIEu AttY. Tor Plaintiff
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How was heat originally impaired To
Our great iumiuaryi Was ho "born iu
Ere" aud has be been in Eu active state
Of combustion since the day of bis birth.
or was ho ouco ga darhsomc body, Nit
ting hithcr and thithor and yet goiu.
nowhere IN particular
II once mighty planet Of sombor hue
why Is ho now tho torUhight as wgll u
tho heating apparatus Of great eyaier
OF worlds, aud, being both. who Is equa
10 the task of calculating oven tho cygl
Of time Wherein the great change TOO
placo' ltmay have been that there wcr
no worlds iu what is now the solar ey
tom prior TO that time or, II there Were
probably only two.
These two black giants OF this dark
ened portion OF the great universe ma,
have collidgd aud coalosoed into vas
nebula, from whence the whole of our
System has been evolved. Il light ana
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NOTICE 10 IHE PuRlIc.

ELECTIONS D AND or REVISED
- CITY ordinances read as foilowt
tcetou 3. No UcrsOn shall convey water
from public ditch 90 HE lot or premises, by
hu uugatun ditch. without nrat having con.
aifucigl, uudcr tho direction n the ciiy water
master HtAut.al safe, both in tho public
ditch Huu at The head ut bic branch ditch, the
latter ho auall Ecop UI0aed aud water tight. oN.
cent curing tuU TCuud allotted O. him Tor the
utc 20 such water, and where such branch
Ditch crosses any portion of aaidewaIa, the
Same thail Dee made 10 lumber or other cub.
siHu.lrI material. ihc covering % which shall
Nt uu u'ctcl with such sidewalk
.t.NuH a 40 persons ustnE water Tor irri
ftNuu ur other purposes. Hhnll conduct he
turn.Hf OF waste water into a pubIta water
900 o., aul shall not allow such whter t1 food
W. sNt,ia. .'1cwlIka or private property 90
wa &C.,
TtcpcuaIiy Tor the violation ofuiihor " tho
above sections 800 Cine and imprisonment
e.. o. WiLChtN.
CITY Matchmaker.
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SUMMONS.


Tho People vi Che Territory of Utah send
greeting tu. Dame. n. Darling. dcfeudont
YOU Arr iiLIEnY REQuiRt u TO AP.
4 pear iu un action brought agninst you hy
Tue shove uamcd plainiin in tho District Court
" lhc ih'rt judicial Jituiyt OF the Territory
~ ltah, hui Go answer the complaint flied
therein within tcu days tgNUIuHiyc OF the day
" 'ruiarI after inc service on you " this
sumuuus=if served within tho county, ur. Il
served uui uf tnia county. hut boo fha 'distrirt
within twenty days otherwise within forty unvs
80 'udEmyut hy default Will be- Atcu against
YOU. according iu 'rc uravcf of said COMPLIANT
lhu said hrunu BE- lr0ugHt 10 have decree
90 tuIs court dIsHuIN lrE The bonds ot maifmuny
cNisInF between me plauuH aud Defendant,
awarding che plHiutIn such portions Of tho
Itupsriy 40 may "a iust Aui equitable, rui0n
iuE nuu fctirairIuE thr defendant frum uispo
ins 90 ur 'uguWlaruE h any wHy the property
b. lysgfiurd BOO thu ouup ANT. requiring Inc
defendant 60 pay into court a reason.
aIIr HuW fuT expenses OF thla action
couuselt tees hn1 temporary alimony tor use "
awarding U.uuun rcItufl ION OF her maiden
tuun Geo uH ISAIAH d. u1VlHpn,' and such
other ana rcncral relief a. may be equitable
gtouHd irat defendant without Iust oaus. os
rfn'1HAu1H nas treat Il plaiutu in such cruel,
luhUua uni brutal way aa 90 cause nsr great
ircss lnlt defendant has rrtusgi 20 provide
rlHIuuN with tnu common uttesaaucs OF life
hNU lNli Tor more illu ono year lat past do
fcudnut haa foiufcd 30 maintain mArltsl rriA.
uuuH with pIaiufi1
AMI YOU a-r hereby noulsI tbatif you iau
tn appear aud answer tho HaId complaint as
above required. the SAIL pluuuH will auply 10
Che court Tor the relief demanded thrrrin
Witness. Che Hon samuel s. Merritt Judge.
aud tho seal OF the District J0urt
Of the thIrd Judicial District.
IstAti iu aud for the TERRITORY o. Utah'
this iri day ~ MAJ, boz the year
90 our LIri one thousand clrht
hundred aud ninety four.
DAWN q. uUNuAtl Clerk
~ Gro. ~, lnnNis, Deputy
tntiIn s. turu,t, attorneys for ulainun.
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( slS RIO
~ GRANDE CDAuUL
K. WESTERN UnANUE
ss.5sl5 WESTERN .
STANDARD GAUGE


leave snIt tnHr
40. .-ror Provo. bingham. Wac
aidh ll1 al UuIu' IHHt f.UlA u.
no t-iur Provo. Grand junction
and alI points Latt......,... b %. m,
No o-lor Provo. Nhuu. aud
HHIua .......s ..ss.ss. ss.s ....ssss 1850 Us m.
So. s-rur Euteka aud bingham, aUIp. n.
$40. .-ior ogden HHi W,at.......... % D.. BOO.
so l-fJf ogden aaI tb1 wo1U... lgJ pm.
Arrive snIt Lahe.
40 l=fr1m Provo, Grand junction
ana iha Ensi.ss.tsssa...ss.s lf.u %. m.
NO. IRON Provo. Grand Junction
Hri iHu Euft ....sss... ....,. 81 .ii D. m.
No o-lrun bingham Provo, MAuu
slHna Huu NuHHtcH. ......... 800 b. m.
So. g-ltUm turgaa ami ughum B.t5n m.
Ma .-lr rom ogden and thJ Wet. lisa m
No. t=irom ogden and che West. hll3 3d. m.
only line running through Pullman Palace
Double Drawing Room orpou % Denver wa
hrauu Junction aud 90 Kansas CITY and thIcA
o. via colorado points free reclining chair
catH thIt LhEc tn uonyrr, and only lino ruus
Mug Pullman Hlcepcu FAT Lake ~ San FrBUs
CISCO. NochErFuai close connections. hAfogg
speed and comfort
Ticket Once, 10 ". End South.
h. e. DODGE. A.E. WEpHY.
Gen Manager. Gen, rupt.
j. %. lLNNEIE Goa. T.. ana
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Ih'ro Is % s"hmoyu loot for The pro.
moron OF irrigation 800 Kmaa. and he.
lfa.Al. Tho irrigation I,a. specially
lh Kansas. hla boon growing rariily
""IIIA ''. past year and amounts Co a
genuine agitation. 10 b. growing into
small boom for tho windmill men.
VINO Hy that their trade iu certain sue.
uan. wheio thougiiation is at its great
GU h'lt shows a remarkable increase
over last year.
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NOTICE. 10 oREpIroRs
E.LaLe ID Ma-aLlLn b M.lIa-L--. ID

EsiaIc Of Margaret % D. McMasisr, deceased.
NOTICE ls UEuEhN GIVEN UY I'M
~ undersigned, administrator of Che fH.
tote u Margaret %. . MrNhHtrT urevafrd. Gu
thr creditors ~ and Hll persons having claims
1gainst The flI1 deceased, to exhibit them vi Do
lho necessary yuuphurH. within four months
after tho urft publication ~ tH.a notice o. thr
slld .hlmiuauatgf ut IS south Smith hat 81,
7ult Lake tllY. Utah
ALEXANDER MONSTER,
AtmmIftflilr of Che E.lHlC of Margaret b.
4. MuAIuHfrr. urUtufvI
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DENVER & Rio
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF The WORLD
The only line TalIIlg two
Through Fast Trains daily I
JEADVILLE,
ASPEN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND DENVER.
EFFECTIVE APRIL %. 1884.

Train No. leaves ogden 100 am,
Salt Lake SOS am, arrive az Pueblo
oT5 M, Colorado Springs 1854 am,
Denver 1850 ann.
Train No. leaves ogden TAO pm,
Salt Lake SOS pm, arrive At Pueblo
g95 pm, Colorado Springs 500 pm,
Denver IoHo pm,
Connections made "a, Pueblo, Colorado
Springs and D0uvor with all lines east
Elrgnu, day coaches, chair cars nni POLL
man .loepurl uu OH trains. Take the
D. s. u, %, and have comfortable trIp
and 0nloy the uuBsg scenery on Ihe con.
iuUnL
As. HUGHES, S. X. HOOPER.
Traffic Manager, q, =. IN. a.
Denver, Colo. Denver. colo
%. e.. NEFINS,
General Agent
Salt Lake city, "a
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

The brfly Mining Company.
NOTlyE iA HEREBY Given THAT AT
y meeting OF tHU board uf directors N
IHg tr'Hy Mining Company held on the lisG
day 90 MuF, l'Il, 1000 assessment OF three lUU
UuUts per share wac levied upon tho capital
stock or Che corporation, payable Immediately
Eu lalNu Jennings, secretary, at tho numUhny'a
uGIgu, 900 t.u unHrrut National Bank bulldog,
-HIf lHk. city, Utah
Any HluU. upon which Haiu assessment shall
remain unpaid on Monday. July luu, lsIl, Bhall
become delinquent aud Dec advertised Cor sale,
mud unless payment b. made before. viii 10
cold 90 publ" suction uu Thursday, July Do,
.-Il 600 Il O'Clock W., nc thr o1icp OF the 7gorc.
IlrH, Co pay delinquent nose. smrUL together
WITH Che cost Of uuygruHng and expense
ui Hu.u. hy order OF he Hoard NJ Directors.
ISAAC JlNNlNG~. sucy.
SAIL LAKE CITY, Utah, May a. lsgL
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NOTICE or SALE or REAL EsrAreAT
PRIVATE SALE BY ADMINISTRATORS.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
Court % tho County N 81 it lake and Tcrritofy
ls9l IN he matter Of the estite 81 ''ffb 5ma,
lil,,, 1tgcaae1, tle uu1erslgucd. the admin b.
l.ualof oi aald eliatc, wall soil nt private "a. o
~ luc hthe.t bidder and subject 10 confirms.
tor uy -nId Probate Court on friday. June "a
~. ~. wy NJ 20 O'clock g m, 10 the rcsidencs
Htrtei. -hlt Lake CITY, lthu. all the riaht title.
interest aud estate u ihe sad Thomas nj
at the tmo % nia death. and aid tho right,
uue lud interest that tbg said estate has in
ana 90 all mat curtalu lot. piece on parcel
Of land, together with twehiv.four shares
% water right in the White Ditch. lying and
being 10 me county " -hlt lake aud feuit2rv
of Utah, and bounded ne fllIuWH. tu.Wlt. Part
uf tlo northeast quarter % section number
iWcn'y eight tisl, township one tlJ south Of
thhEg one lll east. BAIT Lake meridian. 80.
ginning ON thp south aide OF an old ditUh feucs
ON tfo south boundary OF John Itaalinr's
claim, south rftu. sfV f'.I rods from he n1ftb
cnHtc1rucr ui Aforesaid quarter section, thonca
by faIi claim along tho south side OF said dItch
lhencg onward hy SAID claim along tho west
SIDE 81 lu old ditch fence north eiTht degrees
enl iorly minuioa.s.a Invest seventeen aud
lul Jour. gutns IS. Vi rods, thence south fiaty.
one IHll rode thence oaat twenty two aud two.
s ,,., q gag 20, thence soulh eishiy
'ast twenty tour ftll rplsi uuncc south
NIuNNsn sos lut one fourth .ss. degrees 10
ta'l NlNHIary % sHii 4uhItgr section. ugncs
along ilo east boundary % aforesaid quarter
fcUuun fIriv.tIglt nud four. tCnths $50 r0ds
90 place NJ beginning, obtaining thIrtg.uno and
!o.W tour hundrotus aLtU acres wiih twenty
h Salt Lake County ana Territory "
n,i'viil De- received TO- writing up to tho
hour NJ HHlu. at Coo place above desirnstsd To-
lNr HNIrt ur IuuFufod 90 tuu aImIuistratof prr.
.UnH'Iy ai AuY tmy be lore tHy aalu.
Terms aud conditions Z sale. italf cash
lru lIHnc1 % purchase money 900 one year
NHU Win motto aud mortgage on premises sold.
WIN rIE.t per cent interest per annum
Dated june o.. 1914
JOSEPH g. DAVIS.
Administrator OF Estate u Thomas priGo.
deceased
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