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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-06-22
Total, 5 deeds,
S6.421.

-Chas. Radtke, who was charged
by NJ. j. Sontag with skipping a
board bill of 81, was brought back
from Mortified last night by Chief
Yates. In the municipal court this
morning he acknowledged owing the
bill, but denied any intention of not
paying it. He explained that he was
without money and told Mr.. Sontag
that he was going away to find work,
and that Mr.. SOntag said that it was
all right, He left some clothes at the
hotel as a guarantee of good faith.
Attorney F'littie appeared for the
state and said that he saw no inten-
tiOn to defraud, on the part of Radtke
and asked for an adjournment of the
case for two weeks, Radtke having
pleaded not guilty. Radtke expects
to pay the bill by that time, and if SO
the case will probably be dropped.
The costs amount to several times
the hotel bill, as the officer had to go
to Mortified by way of st. Paul.
Richard Landeck, of New York,
formerly of Elberfeld, (Rheinprovinz,)
Germany has purchased the Beobach-
ten of J. NJ. Broome and will issue that
paper in the future, commencing July
Ind. The publication of the paper
has been suspended for some time.
We wish Mr. Lundeck success in his
undertaking.
Congressman McCleary and family
were among the guests of the Ecking-
ton hotel which burned to the ground
at Washington early yesterday morn
ing. No lives were lost, but much
valuable property was destroyed.
Prof McCleary lost, among other per-
sonal effects, some valuable manu-
script of book he was preparing.
Yesterday when Health Inspector
John j. Edwards went to inspect En-
GILBERT Schorn's butcher shop he was
fired out unceremOniOusly This
morning he had Mr.. Schorn and Jacob
Schorn Jr. arrested on the charge of
assault in the third degree. They
pleaded guilty and were each fined So
and costs.
Chief Yates received the follow
ing self-eXplanatory telegram from
Lacrosse this morning, dated yester-
day: "Sells Bros. shows here today
and the cleanest and best ever here.
Lacrosse has never seen their equal.
Tell the newspapers. H. H. Byrne,
chief police"
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nARRIED.

At the residence of S. w. Burgess,
at one o'clock this afternoon, Rev.
Mr.. Stout united in marriage Mr..
Geo. w. Wilde and Miss Hattie Healy,
both of Mapleton. The newly married
couple took the afternoon train on the
Omaha road to Minneapolis, where
they will spend few days previous to
taking short trip to Denver, Colora-
do.
The groom is the first son of VIM.
Wilde, of Sterling, who is one of the
first settlers of this county, having
settled there in 1866. The young man
is one of the oldest employees of the
Interstate Grain Co., of Minneapolis,
and has been residing in the northern
part of the state for the last four
years. The bride is the oldest daugh-
ter Of 0. G. Healy, of Grapeland,
Faribault county. They have numer-
Gus friends who wish them long life,
attended by health and prosperity.
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Mankato Markets,

Grain and stock markets corrected daily
Other markets corrected on date of every is
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-06-22
Experience Insures Success.

After 80 years experience we have
perfected system of treating and cur
ing Rupture and Piles, without any
surgical operation, pain or risk, and
which never fails, consequently we are
prepared to guarantee cure in every
case we treat. We can refer you to
thousands of cases. Consultation free.
DR.. Bardwell, of st. Paul, will be at
Clifton Hotel. in Mankato, on Monday,
the 25th day of June, from II to s.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-06-22

While in Topeka last March, e. T..
Barber, prominent newspaper man
of La Cygne, Kan, was taken with
cholera morbus very severely. The
night clerk at the hotel where he
stopped happened to have bottle of
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrh9a Remedy and gave him three
doses which relieved him and he
thinks saved his life. Every family
should keep this remedy in their home
at all times. No one can tell how
soon it may be needed. 1t costs but
a trifle and may be the means of saw
ing much suffering and perhaps the
life of some member of the family.
25 and so cent bottles for sale by J.
@. Thro, druggist.
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JUDSON ITEMS.

This week the CalviniStic Methodist
hold their convention at Lime Springs.
(which place belongs to the Second
conventional district Rev. DR.. Ed.
wards is attending the convention.
Next week there is to be a Quarterly
meeting held at the grove of HI. j.
Roberts. Rev. Hugh Davis, of Penn
sylvania, is expected to be present.
He is man of excellent talent and
a fluent and eloquent speaker.
Mr.. David Lewis has commenced
the erection of new barn. E. E.
Jones, E. n. Jones and Richard
Thomas are the builders.
Gabriel Lloyd, who is brother to
our county treasurer, has been quite
unfortunate lately in loosing one
three-year-old colt, one cow and four
or five brood sows. Mr.. Lloyd has'has
his barn nearly in completion, which
is 36X40, with nice cupola on the CEN
ter of it.
Mr.. Griffith Humphreys, OF La
Crosse, Wis, is out visiting relatives
and friends around Judson and
vicinity. In early days, long back in
the 5Oths Mr.. Humphrey used to live
in South Bend.
Mr. John Reese, who now resides at
Lake Crystal, was here this week visit
ing with his daughter, Mrs. r. w.
JnO. Roberts. Mr. Roberts at present
is IN Wisconsin, but is expected home
this week.
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Notice to DeDoSitOrS

Deposits will draw 5 per cent in
terest in three months if made in
Mankato Savings Bank on or before
July Sd. If you want to borrow we
have money to lend on good farm
land. 2t2
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Lake Crystal Union: We under
stand that John S. Parks, OF Pleasant
Mound. is a candidate for county COM
missioner for the fourth district.
Mr. Parks is an old settler and would
make a No. l county officer.
Lake Crystal is not going to celebrate
the coming Fourth in any regular or
elaborate manner this year, but every
body is invited to our park and lake
who desire to spend quiet, restful
day. X A game Of ball between
the Mankato club and the Lake boys
was played at this acesMonday. The
Lake Crystal boys won by three
scores.
Lake Crystal Union: The ReUieaU
tried to spring the nationality dodge
in the selection of the Republican
delegates to the state convention by
saying that Hunt had no German on
his list. We would like to know what
A. w. Petrich is if he is not German
by descent? No person Of intelligence
would be guilty of the small things
and tricks that the ReUieaO resorts to
create disturbance and gain what it
to considers a point.
Tile Ginllet is the name of new
paper just launched at Garden City.
1t is published by X. o. Sandum,
editor of the Amboy Herald, who will
spend portion of the week at Garden
City. There is now scarcely hamlet
in the country without its paper. We
hope that this latest addition to the
literature of the county will prosper
Howard, the infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore j. Sherk, died at seven
o'clock yesterday morning of heart
failure. The funeral was held from
the house at $3.50 o'clock in the after
noon, Rev. Mr.. Stout conducting the
services. The parents have the SYM
pathy of their many friends.
Mary Harkey had Rosa Oberlan-
der arrested on Tuesday on the
charge of assault in the third degree.
Rosa pleaded guilty and was fined $40
and costs, but the sentence was sus-
pended. The case was the outcome
of little difficulty between the par
ties.
j. Van Valkenberg has sold his
house and lot on Byron Street, for
merry occupied by Rev. Mr.. Marshall,
to Mrs. Alice M. Perrin, for 81, $50.
This is desirable property and very
cheap at the price. The lot is 80 feet
wide, and the house is good one.
Mrs. John Lunn received a tele-
gram this morning stating that her
mother was very i'll. She left this
afternoon for Elizabeth, n. j., over
the Northwestern.
Contractor Starkey states that the
Fifth street sewer will be completed
this week, and that the Byron street
sewer will be completed by Tuesday
or Wednesday of next week.
For some miles in Belgrade there
was less rain than fell here. The
heavy cloud passed long ways to the
west of the city.
"A Mankato base ball club went
to GAINESVILLE Tuesday and played the
club at that place. The score stood
GAINESVILLE 20, Mankato IL.
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Less Than Half Rates to Colorado.

On June 23d and oath the North
Western Line well sells excursion
tickets to Denver, Pueblo andColorado
Springs and return for less than one
fare for the round trip; good for re-
turn passage until July 9th, in
elusive For tickets and full infor-
nation, apply to agents Chicago &
North Western R'y.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-06-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

w. H. Boyer to w. Boyer, 10
acres off sw4 net, and acres
of nw4, SCI, sec 6, 1927. -. S
Caroline M. Grannis to Ruth l..
Lewis, Cd, lot l and 2, blk 2,
Orannis' adj, Vernon Center. 7C
f. Kirte to G. Ballard. lot 10,
and 81 TT. of lot 20, North
Row in Van Brunt's ad 2,60C
j. Van Valkenburg to Alice NJ.
Perrin, lot 4, blk l, Lewis &
Shaubut's adj. .......... 2.25C
|. Hanisch to a. Hanisch, NJ,
SET, net, and ne4, net, and lot
1, sec 25, 1926. ......... -. 1,5OC
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-06-22


all OF the Celebrities the Aenic World 300 Startling Acts in Three
Separate Rings and Two Elevated
has all the Great E9uerennes Equesran 30 Horse Riders Edu-
Trained stork Rooster Comical
Clowns Jolly TESTERS Gadiators Jockeys
Dancers fact all the Champion Performers America Europe
Grouped Unprecedented Programme
is the Generous
Situation.
PROGRESSIVE, PERPETUAL, POPULAR,
PEERLESS PRINCEIY,
Wait for it! S on
Of
ton. Two Performances Daily, at and p. m.
10
Menagerie Hippodrome.
Branch Ticket Office at Folmans Drug Store.
Special Excursion Rates all Lines of Travel
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Minneapolis & St. Louis Railway

CANNON VALLEY
Depart Arrive
No. % IL "a WaterVille and
Faribauilt Accommod 6:15 a. m 2:55 o. m.
No. Fl & %, st. Paul, Min.
neapolis and Redwing Pas
Senger 7.1Oa M 7.55 n m
Daily, except Sunday
No. % connects at Waterville with through
trains Tor Des NJ ONES; also with free chair car
to Denver, via Kansas City and Topeka. No.
II connects with through trains having through
sleepers Tor Chicago, st. Louis and Kansas City.
Information regarding rates, routes, etc., cheer
fully furnished upon application to
+. f. POWERS, Agent.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-06-22
GATHER BRICK CO.,

Contractors and Builders, and manu-.
facturers Of superior quality Of red
Brick, made from River Side clay,
Also dealers in all building material
s~Yards at River Side Park. Office 3O6 and
8 ~ Yonns Mems BUILDING MAfEk3o, MINI
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Chicago & Northwestern.

EAST BOUND. Depart Arrive
*ChicagO express sis pm $50 nm
Tracy local Winona S:25 am S:55 am
WEST BOUND
fChlcago express 1888 am II 80 am
Tracy q Wnona local 1905 pm 1886 pm
+Tracy Accommodation 800 am 9:4O am
Sleeper to Chicago.
fSleeper Chicago to Mankato.
GCarry passengers betreen Waseca and Tracy
all trains Daily except Sunday.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-06-22
STAGE SHEDULE.

Between Mankato, st. Clair and Minnesota Lake
Leave Mankato daily at ZOO a. M
Arrive at st. Clair daily at 10:45 a. M
Leave Minnesota Lake at 6. 90 a. m. Monday.
Arrive at st. Clair at lis p. m.
Leave st, Clair daily at 2 As o. m.
Arrive at Mankato daily at 6:15 p. m.
Leave st CLAIR Tuesday at II 100 a. m.
Arrive at Minnesota Lake at 7:15p m
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-06-22

j. G. Roller will sell binding
Irvine as low as the Saltwater Irvine,
and guarantee it to be much better
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Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul.

DEPARTS.
No. l23-Austin, Lacrosse Local.. 6:15 a. M
NO 1Ot. chicago Passenger $40 p. m.
No. ~ Makes Close Connections at Wells
for points West and at Albert Lea and Austin
with Through Trains for Southern Points
ARRIVES.
NJ. 900 D. M,
No. IL Makes Connections at Wells with
Through Trains from the East and West
J. c. MOORE, Agent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-13
Horse Thieves Caught.

Sheriff Belnap made n clever cap
ture Of two desperate horse Thieves.
On Friday they entered butcher
shop ut Layton and stole
Winchester rifle aud two pistols, also a
butcher knife. AZ Syracuse they stole
two horses from ID. X. Eghof'j they
then rode % Pete Tefry's place near
RlverdAie and took Onu Of his horsee,
nlso saddle and bride, leaving one Of
l. iberia houru, A. ltivetdale they
took one OF David RusaclPs horses.
They then started Tor Weber canyon.
Sheriff Belnap was Informed Of the
robi cries ana hiichinR up his horse
and buggy starred for Weber canyon
ana reached Mountain Green. While
talking 10 MI Robinson, who lives In
the vicinity, two men on horseback
came round tho bond Of tue road, riot
ting towards them. TIE sheriff was
convinced they were his men, lie
was unable 10 pass tun to Robinson
to aid him, 20 he waited cooily until
they came up, when ho covered the
head man with his revolver and OF
dcrod him 10 throw up his HANDS,
which the latter resolved 10 ~, but
upon the sheriff taking the horse ny
tue bit he complied. In the mcantime
the other man had uism0untcd AMI
started TO run across tbs nelde. The
sheriff handed Robinson Winchester
and told him 10 stop the fugitive, II hs
had to shoot him. The latter then
gave up.
The flfst one captured gave his name
ne Roberts. Ho IN about 20 years Of
nge, and carried a Winchester and two
Tevolvors. The other 10 about IL yoafe
OF age and gave tho name OF White
acre. Both were brought 10 Ogden and
lodged In jail. Tbs mou admit that the
sheriff did his work well.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-13
MARsnArs SALE


DuRsuANT TO AZ ORDER OF SALE
hy the nist ict Court Of tho 1hifd judicial De
uigt " tile Territory of Utah. shall EXPOSE at
public sale ~ the front door OF the County
touri hnuao, on west 'cc1nd south stfUct. iu
TIC city " SAT- Lake. County nf salt take aud
Territory u Utah, on the 2lat day ~ soyumhCr,
lrl, 80 D. O'Clock m al tic right, title, claim
fnu Interest u a y. james, sarah " JuurH.
allie lilafne. l. ~. iindgc. W. \. McConick
doing lusincHa re McCoruick q Co. Jennie u.
sutton The Commercial Natolai Hank "a cor.
rofaiinnl, w. =. Mucor1ich. guardian. Tho
tate Bans ~ Uiah n c1rneratinul. AVID O. u.
liiau.0f, in and 20 tho FOL owing described real
estate ,iualr, lying and tCins IN at iflo
titF, salt Lake touniY. ana Territory Of q TAB
and described rs follows, 10 witi
oiH oniy ftyrn 90 aud twenty. clght
4si in Nnrth inEcwo q. n auhdNi.ion of 900
north half Uf lniH I've iil ami c'gh cen lisl an1
part OF ots ak 20 and seventeen 40. block
seventeen 81, tlgo Acre HAT "a" nir llult
-urtcY. DO salt Lake CITY, salt Lake County,
Territory of 4 tat
10 be- sod rs mo property of 4. ". james.
Sarah D.. james, Alic nIiinc, t. %, Hodge W.
= Mccormick tGoins business o. McUt rnick a
Coz. Jennie y. sutton. The Commcfcifi NA'
tuual Nank "a cnrpuratonL w. a MCtoruiek,
guardian, The Nltic liaak n Jmh .a goWorA'
uonl. and D. 4. HAT, ~ tho suit Of John d.
ioims Of sale. Cash. -
SAT M BRIGHAM
a. n Marshal
ny J. -. TiuNoyi
ncpuy MarshaL
Dated AT Lake city. October llsI, is9L
Aiiorasy Tor plaintiff.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-13
NOTICE OF SALE UNDER TRUST DEED

NoTtuE u nEgEhN GIVEN, THAT
- whereas, ou me ~ day u August, lsll
Hnhn w, NampIpll uud EIIEtletn Campbell, ma
vile, msfU, rNHcuted aud uH,iyoreu 10 Prank
% 1itpNtnt tlelr certain trust deed, thereby
convey int 70 tue tAil frauE 49, stephens tho
20, ilock en- ti1i, rlat 10 san IqEe CIV
ulNeJ' situated In tho c|ty aud county
%, rtt Lake, Territory OF Utah,
Of Hu5S S qsSa iS'0s Ts'egae9 o. tue on DAY
ragcl l9tl, u the records OF tho recorder
OF hMt lAsr county. Utah Territory, refer.
gncc 90 which 10 hereby hadi said conveyance
heInk pa Nu1L however, 10 secure Tue nay.
meat to AlbIuus Nance Of the sum az thirty.
TWO hundred Dollars uu tile nrst day oil "A.
.1.I l,lN win interest FROM August nrst,
w Al tlEhl per cent per unnum,as evidenced
~ COUPON prhmssofy note dated August
ag ~ Mmeh SAM noto provided That
~ u.iauil 20 mhic IN the payment of any IN.
.,i,e. COUPON nr any phTt thereof, then tho
principal Of SAID uoio aud an unpaid intcrest
az lho uuc OF Aurh default might be nt inc
epNun o. the legal huiderof said note. AZ once
ue'lAicl lue anu payable, without notice.
7alu trust deed Hlso provided that should dc,
lault De made 10 tue payment VI any interest
sSun.n % any mart thereof, tald irnstoo
10 'obiodness, nrsl swing twenty DAYS no.
ule OF me umn, terms aud place Of
sut,u s.'hpl advertisement M some Newspaper
lllnlnl m We Eugiiah language and published
20 SAT- lake CITY. UAh. t1asilrr WIN hll
'9,i, Anl reasonable attorneys foe Aud
,, W heie9a, An Interest coupon Tor the sum ot
'.'.tt..tN we t'tiA hWfNAN ilHNA 10 lhNH Tor lUH
lslt.l upon eAld indebtedness, maturcd upon
We hrat aay oi August, lslt, aud no paft there,
Of has been paid' and
,Nhprehs. Abnui Nrnco IA the legal holder
ul hhll note anu has elected 90 declare tho ca,
we principal tum secured thereby duo and
pAyhule, anu has declared same due aud pay
Aule hhu mss rcquestod tho uuunruignnd
uu,lee 70 sell SAID premises Tor tho purpose OF
paying sald Indebtedness, now, therefore,
hou,a hereby gwen that on saturday. ho-
Nemuet I'M 1884, M " O'Clock noon
oI nhd day az the t0lth 'front.' door
lhs oll county court house m
FAl Lake Guy, Utah Territory. The under
slHhcu VIZ teW the premises b feluhefOrs
utntHutli az puuuc auction 10 the highest
bidder Tor cash Tor ,ho purpose OF pnyng
Yaii indebtedness town. lh6 sum OF fl.lUO
WIN interest thereon NJ eight nor cent from
August lHt' 1874, ana the sum ot slg- dpln,
qnuni interest with interest thereon I'd twoIvo
per cent from Augustiat. 1871, win costs of ths
AuNeruaemtnI, ana reasonable compansa.
ZION 20 eald trustee tp.wit y2l,and a reasnnablo
attorneys ana counsel fen To- Wit. Inc sum on
Nt,u' anu Will ihereupun tNccutn d deed In fpo
simple 10 inc purchaser " SAID premises, for
SAID property
FRANK Il, STEPHENS,
Bsnner x smilh, attorney for said trustee
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-13
NuTloe OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE,

NOTICE IA HEREBY utyEy, THAT ny
~ virtue OF the power and authority con.
famed IN the ilst viii ami testament NJ Eiam
luddingtOn, dec usod, tho undcrsigucd eNrcu.
tor VIII sell az private sale subject tn com.
fringiion hH ho Probate Court IN AMI for
fat Lake County, Utah Territory, tho follow.
rg described real properly, ti.wtti Com.
meneinE ~ point twenty gu Iols east from
tue HuutgWtst corner 90 lot three tll
DO llock "ure A" uD ~ tho dya
Acre tlat ~" liig riclt survey, and runnmg
thence clsi Narco 90 rods, thence Norm
Lieh, ard Seven Icnths ts5-i0 rods. thenca
West Three lJl t1ds, thence south
Iight ant even 1cuths Is 100 rofs 10
tiacp OF beginning, situated % Salt Lake
County Utah rtutCry ierms, cash. Ion
PER cent on acceptance 81 hid, balance on con,
nrmaiiuu VI falo 10y Probate court
lids Boa writing addressed 20 the under.
signed, caro- ~ isahC NJ, NAducll, room as
MrCofnics building, salt Lake Clty, salg Lako
county, Nbh Territory, up 10 tho ltth DAY %
November lt0i, on ur after which said day,
aud 10 said placo, SAID property VIII be- sold.
IAhE, JOHNSTON,
Executor a the lasl viii and testament OF
E.Fm luddugton, deceased.
Dated october llth, 1894
WAnptLL 8 ApNhs, Atiornoys for Estate,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-13
suMMnNs-
In the District Court IN aud Tor the Thiri
County Of salt Lake


Sarah Kahn, plaintiff.
John NJ Dolan. Maroella Doian his wife.
AlbeuJ Robinson, and Jane Doe Hobinson'
bis " he doffndauta
Inc People o. Tho Territory Of Utah seni
greeting a. John NJ. uOan and MarrrIla
Dolan, bis wife Albert J Robinson aud jane
Doe Robinson. his wife. defendants
Uou ARE HEREBY INQUIRED TO ap
4 pear IN orr ngu1n brought AGAINST YOU
by the above named PLAINTIFF in The nis'uci
Court OF the 1hird' judicial District Of tho
Territory ~ Utah and 10 answer the conn aiut
NED therein within ten days letclusWs - Tie
Day Of fCrvicol after the service on ycu Of thia
ssmmoni II tefved within ihi, conAtyj Or. 4
served out fthli county, but In this diitriot.
within twenty dayei othelwlsc Villain forty
dayt-es judgment BY default WI " tasUa
canpiaaaA
Tho sad action h rou htto have drmsn,
aEairat defendants Do. an in The sum ~ gi,11.
with interrst NJ 90 per cent pcr annun ION
hnul 2. 1893. Tor 500 attorneys fec Tor gflBi
with Interest from M,y 2, lslL for SIS Sc, villa
torest from Juno g. 1884. 81 at ref cent Dor
annain. i9f ,9 NE. "a hY nun, and Tor
noaa to plaiaua jane .l ~. Tor sfsi Wit6
intcio ~ W yer ems per anuu.n--samo being
due and wholly unnnu save the sum OF $3.50
interest and being occurred DIV = nor gage o'
even date on premises hereinafter doscfibri
executed by defendants y ian 20 plaintiff,
said ninrig igCd premises having been. SINCE
PENDANT Albert y. lubinsun, subject 10 lieu Of
fsid mortgage TO have the usua decree VI TINS
court Tor the sale ~ said prcmiscs. adiudeinr
that proceeds Of aucu sale h1 applied IN pay.
mrnt Of amounts due o. above. that defend
ants and a.l pcrnns claiming under them be
bartoi uu Z fur,ClusCd or all 20 I'm or equity %
redemption in fHid premises, and tor other
relief SAID premises are described Hs fo.loWa
o. wis Al % lots numbered frum / 90 g. ins
elusive. and being 81 ihc lots comprising
uoInn'a auudiyisinn ct mart oil niork ~ pisi
4. tivc Acre Rat hig tiui survey excepting
lots 30 and 80 Of slii suldyisinn, lll situate in
talt Lake CIV aud County, Utuh
And you rc hereby uouhed that u YOU fall 10
appear aud answer tho said complaint la above
required tho aaii plaintiff Will apply TO mo
court for the Tc lef duuhudcd therein.
witness tho Hon samuel a. Merritt. iud q.
and the seal N tho h|Hirict Court uf
the fhird Judicial uttuct. in AMI
tsIAt-) Tor tho TCrrt1ry Of Utlh. this ittl
day ofjuy, in the year Of our Lord
one thonaud~fight huudrgd AID
ninety four.
DAVID r. DUNBAR. CLERK.
ny gro, d. Looms, Deputy CLERK.