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The Washington times., 1894-12-24
.ANAC0STEA NEWS.

H. Finlsy & Sen, sole agents aor VAL BLATz
BEER, 1866 street.
The Washington times., 1894-12-24
Blu tterine as an Article of Com1nerc.
Marvellous Increase in Sales.

Saturday was a red-.etter day fr Wilkins s.
Co., the popular butterine merchants, who oc-
cupy the handsome square marble and glass
stands in Center Market, their sales show ng a
wonderful incl ease over any previous day in
their history. This progressive firm s doing the
largest butterine business in the United States,
and they attribute their great success and phe-
nomenal gtowth largely to the fact that they
handle exclusively high-grade goods and to
their advertisements in THE TIMES
To-day handsome dish will be given free to
each purchaser of butterine. which, combine
with the excellent GU atty of this product, viii
form an exceedingly attractive feature O, the
days trading. 1t viii be 81 Prise to many to
learn that such n quality exists tetween the
various grades of bGtterine. The fact is that
while good butterine is very good neor butterine
is very poor, and should not be offered for sale
at any price
If you have never visited Wilkins & Co. 8
handsome marble and glass stands, 1t will be
worth your while TO do so, for nothing more
beautiful can be seen anywhere
Wilkins 81 Co say that their Clover Creamery
(Which is the finest htlttcrine made) is n direct
competitor TO the finest creamery butter and
as the sales of this brand havo increasedso fast
1t is no wonde, that butter dealers COMPLAIN of
a marked failing off in their business.
The Washington times., 1894-12-24
None but Matured, Wholesome Quality
Wines. ETC., at Fixed Prices.

The Implicated increase of orders for wines
md distillates this week at the wholesale store
of Chr Xander, 9J9 Seventh street is pleasing
II proves that whoever knows the honest high
standard goods of that firm repeats his orders
and testfes 10 friends that NO bogus or inn
pure stuff, at prices mol fitting decent qualities
can be obtained there An excessive throng the
last day before Christmas is obyiated &c 500
Spanish Sherries l3 Erades-hig h-above trade
Standard Virginia Port, Chr. Xander,s 1890
vintage. Old Reserve and Family Rye, and IL
other grades of whiskies 909 Seventh street
The Washington times., 1894-12-24
BERING SEA ARBITRATION.
Representative Hit Docs Not Altogether
Agree with Secretary Gresham


Agree With Secretary Gresham
Secretary Gresham's communication TO
Congress relative to laying S426, ,eG0 for
Bering Sea seizure is occasioning much dis
crssion among those who have been giving
attention TO the subject. Repre- sentative
Hit. of Illinois. who Introduced the resulu :
tiou calling for Information. is not yet salts
fed that the United States should pay the
lump sum of S4- 5000 for the seizure as he
says the positive eyiden already adduced
shows the amount to be extremely excessive.
Mr.. Hit points out that the original claims
as filed, foot up TO $439.000 which is little
more than the amount OF the proposed com
promise. OF this S43 l.eG0. MIR Hit says
SS57.0t0 is for ''prol able earnincs, 'esti-
mated catch etc. That is. the ships claim
large damages for what they might have
earned il they lad nob1been seized. 50 that
three-fourths OF their claim is for prospective
or remote damages, and only one-fourth Tor
damages actually sustained.
Mr.. Hit says this theory OF prospective
damages was expressly repudiated before the
famous Alabama awards commiSs on. 1t was
then held that the United States couldnt re-
cover for what 3 number Of American ships
might have done ii they had n3t been seized.
The Congressman says this precedent and
Others settle the principle OF international
law that remote damages canRet be eoilected.
III is also SHOWN mat ol Tic e.ghteeu sn; ps
claiming damag 6 ten were American shIts.
Some Of these American sealers were fly ng
the British flag merely for the sake OF s.o.d-
ing detection. Mr. Hit urgts that tits not
for Great Britain to collect damages As 10
American ships. The claims of these Ameri-
can ships are included IN the settlement of
S425. 600. although Mr.. Hit says the United
States should deal with their own ships. in
their own way and not through Great Britain,
as AN i3termed;arylu .anih,,7
After deducting the $685., GEO for probable
earnings" and further deductiDg the claims
OF the ten American ships, Mr.. Hit holds
that there is very little left of the original
claim. and that a425.000 is far in excess of
what il ought 10 be
The Washington times., 1894-12-24
PIERCING THE TURKS HIDE.
Prompt DeniaIs of Published Reports OF
Armenian 0utrages

That the Turkish government Is keeeing
posted upon the reports in circulation con-
cerning the Armenian troubles, and that it
desires friendly public opinion, seems evil
dent from the care with which it observes the
reports which secure circulation abroad Ii
has made denials of several printed stories OF
oppression in Armenia, and yesterday the
Turkish minister furnished to the press o
dispatch from his government contradicting
several recently printed stories. The dispatch
is as follows:
1T has been published that the archbishop
OF Marash was imprisoned at Alep; that the
bishop of Hadiin, the archbishop OF Zeiatoun
and Father Jarask. of Marash. were con-
demned to death; that Sister Elizabeth and
twenty-five other prisoners were under arrest
and that fifteen leading men of Alep were
sent to prison. All these assertions are with
out the least foundation in fact. Nor was the
church in Beyian closed as has been falsely
reported"
The Washington times., 1894-12-24
Holiday Excursion Tickets to the South
via Transatlantic Railroad

For the Christmas holidays, the Pennsylvania
Railroad announces the saio of excursion tickess
December ~ TO 25 and December % to January
], inclusive, good to return until January B. ill.,
elusive at special rates TO the fol owing points:
Fredericksburg, Richmond, Petersburg, " e,don,
Goldsboro, Selma, arboro, Durham Henderson
and Raleigh. de2i,2S
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-22

LlruEREAs. WILLIS A. rANKnuRsr.
w single man ~ tho Cnuuiy Of snlt
~ so ~ d ~ Si uan, 1a y h' ,er
l'pl, and recorded on January IN, A. u. 1871,
~ hoos % on uaRes go aud iC5 u the
records IN the onco ot the Recorder u nrods,
10 The County OF -hlt LAKE and terrltory "
Utah. convey 90 tho uniersiEncd William 10,
Dale, a. Trustee. following described real
estate situate ~ said salt lake County, Tern.
tory Of Utah. tDHwiti commencing az point
four tO rods north Of tue SOUTH west corner
u lot i've 10y, 10 block thirty I've $50 ~ plat
- salt oClty survey, aud running thence
cast icn 40 rods thence north four go rods,
thence west ten u0l rpds,thcncc south four tD
rods 10 the placrnf beginning. which SAID con.
tuyhuce whr made iu trust tn secure 10 tho
order NJ tho lom-Ar1 Investment Company
one certain ur1nissury notu ~ even date with
aatd deed ~ trust, Tor The principal sun %
soyoutcon Hundred Dollars u,iu0OD dur and
payable on The hrft DAY of January. 4. u. l.li,
and with Interest thereon nom q date there.
OF until maturity At tho rate ~ aiN tfl per cent
por annum payable semi annually, AMI with
interest thereon after maturity NJ the rate Of
twelve ll2l per cent per Annum payable semi.
annually aud
Whereas, II "a provided 10 said deed Of trust
m case Of default In tho payment ~ said
pfomitsory note or Auy pait thereof OF tho
interest thereon, according 10 tho tenor ana
elect of saii rromissofy note. tho sad 1rus.
holder Of sai .i note, ~ and dispose Of sad
premises and all The rlsht title. benont and
equity ~ redemption ut tho Haid wills A,
Pan hurst, his heirs and assigns therein az
public auction AZ the place, IN the manner sud
Tor the purposes IN said dutd 81 trust stated,
after nrst giving twenty fl1l dara public notice
~ particularly provided for 10 SAID deed Of
trust reference To which 10 hereby made for
greater certainty aud
Mhoreas, Default hiF been made In the pay.
fnent Of said nOic and 0t all interest that has
accrued thereon since the ilrst day Of January,
A. u. lsNt, anu sad note and interest are long
past due aud uHpNd
Sow, therefore Notice IA hereby given that
!, the undersigned, "a lillian ~ bale. trustee aa
Aforesaid, ~ tho request 81 the present legal
holder aud owner ct SAID noto, ana under Aud
hy virtue n the power and authority IN mo
vested 10y tho terms Of SAID Deed u Trust,
Will on satutda., the tlh day " october,
a. u. isHi, At the hour OF n O'Clock In the fore
noon OF SAID day. eel tho tHid above
described real estate and al the rght,
title, benefit and equity ~ redemption
OF the sAld willis A. fAukhurst. his
heirs and assigns therein, ~ public hurt
ton Tor the highest aud best price the same
Will bring in cAah, at the front door Of tho
County Court House IN me CITY uf FAT Lake iu
tho County N salt Lake and Territory NJ JtAh,
Tor tho purpose ~ paying said principal note
MI Interest due thereon mp % the time ~ sale
and all the costs and expenses OF executing
Dated a, Sal. Lake City. Utah. septenbor
WILLIAM H. DALI. trustee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-22
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.

NOTICE l. iiEuEHN GIVEN THAT IL
IN pursuance u the power uf sac vested
in ne hy me terms ~ "a certain chittct mort
gage executed Dy -urenson 4 Nelson lurut'
tutu Company uspartnrrahip, no mort
Eagur. auu Mhry a. i0snuaun, mortgage, on
no an day ~ september lHti, anu fucpf dUd
ia The once uf tho SAT- isatU Douuty Recorder
on the hth dav OF roptrmucf. lstl, IN book "J''
ot thAitul Murtshses, on PAGE ~, reference to
WhiHh u hereby made, aud I I auant 20 the
request % tuo Haid Mary 4 a Jnucsun, the
ifuidrr " tho indubtcdncts and N, tho note aut
form To- sait mluHaFe
1 viii ON tue tlth uay 81 september A. -.
utrs %, % anu ~ south Nam street, iu calf
Lake CITY, luh, soil AZ pubic auction 10 the
highest bidder for each, AL aud aiugular, the
furniture, Eoodt, merchandise ana personal
properly Of every nHinu aud nature sruatc IA
that certain store building known ~ numbers
q. As and 81 south Nam street.. -alt Lake tity.
ttah, asO one span " gray horses formerly
ustd ua de VERY horses BY tue said oUrcnsUn
NcIaun turnt use 60 also one turnitufo
wagon Tor douulc TEEN, used h. a delivery
wasun 90 aAd business, Or 90 mach thereof
o. shall be- necessary 90 pay Oh tho sara In.
dcbtdncss, expenses % sale hnd compensation
u tho trustee, ami tho utpenses OF no ding
ana kreping said properly, aud All PRIOR liens
on said properly, " auY there be-
1he taii salCs will continue from that houf
uaiii All % Aaii properly has been sold. or said
charges satisfied,
Dated salg LAto city, September 18TH, .s9t
GEOGoE 81. CANNuN,
Trustee.
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Notes.


Hon. J. l.. RAwlins IL announced 10
speak here tonight.
Mossis. Frank J. Cannon aud N. w.
Clayton were IN this city yesterday.
Judge King opened court today Ia
MAnti, for naturalization PURPOSES.
The Polysophical society Of tho Il.
Y. A. gave Tall nj this opera housv
yesterday evening.
J. o. Davis Of Salem, aged 20, aud
Myrtle Butler OF Spanish Fork ago rs
received marriage license yesterday,
n. III. Nelson, sou OF q. N. Nelson,
OF the SECOND ward, has gone W Gin
cinnati, whore he VIII take course IN
dentistry.
MessTs. Paul and Harris, Two Provo
aetOnaute, Will give "a balloon ascension
and parachute jump NJ the TERRITORIAL
lair.
Serrine A. Conrad has aworn gu. n
compliant before Justice Wtdgwuol
against Joseph Olsen, charging him
with an assault. The complainant 10
Tho father.in.law OF Olsen,
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-22

DuRsUANr TO AN ORDER or SALE
Il and decree of foreclosure 10 mo. dIrgrfri
hy tho District Court, ot the THIRD JudicilI BIs.
trct Of the Territory Of Utah M the ease 1f .Iobp
a, street, VI seth W, Morrison and Lorenzo ID
klnncy, l shall cNpusu 40 public sale al
the front door of the county court house lu utis
city Of SAT- Lake, county pt salt Lake and
Territory OF Utah, on the ard DAY of Oet0atT
1874, nc q O'Clock NJ, all the rrhi. utle rIaiI.
and interest NJ Lorenzo -, kinney and .Jorl,
A. street, or, iu, anu 10 the following dra.
crihod real estate, situate lying ana hcIng
IN ealt Lake CITY, halt Lake County. UtaG
Territory, aud described as follows, 10 wit.
Al NJ lots twcny cen, tNuuty,nur Iln.
twenty two l2N and tWoniy.threa I'm t,,n
block Two az. ot hiuuey'a Copper Plant sui,.
division, number Two ~ tu Salt Iate C.tv
SAT- Lake County Utah TERRITORY, 90 ia aoit5.
the property. Of Lorenzo -, kinney, at the
sutt N Seth W Morrison, 80 '"'
Terms 81 sole, cash.
NAT NJ. brigham, u. 8. MAr.b,
liy j, u. 1lMMuNH, deputy Nar.Bat
Dated september 10Th, lsAl
JuuN N, BowMAs, attorney for s. ", Nor.
rsoh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-22
PROVO.
rnE ERIrKSON AnuLrERY USE.
Further Tcsllm nuJ-Yrrdiot Of Guilty
Returned.

Continuing the evidence IN tht cas-
OF City Marshal Erickson Of bphralm
charged with adultery, II. NJ. murray
and James Christensen testified lhh'
previous TO this charge the rul u'alloi'
Of defendant WAS good.
Harriet Hansen testified that sht
called at the residence Vt EuoHa3n on
the night OF the liib, and went TO iht
city hall to zee him. When she leu
Mfs. EricksOn's house ths me! Etlch-
son, and had short conversation Win
him. He told hor TO come anu zee
him in the city hall. She did ~, anu
found the council ia session; she went
down tho basement 10 wall for hlit
Bhe was at that time Ia a delicate cpu'
dltiop, shs had not lived happily
with her husband for e.me time preYl'
Gus to this. She went "
the city hall 10 srtAs 70
Mr.. Encks5n about hof trouble
with her husband; chs had not bad
intercourse with Efl0ksouj her nus
band was the father Of her young babe.
Her husband had come to her Nhllr
nho was In jail aud hsu told her u she
would plead guilty he would furnish
her a good home. lie had nov brought
suit fof n divorce, charging auuliufyi
she was coDtesting the divorce suit.
On cross examination che uid
give any reason for not telling Eilck'
son, ON the street, tue trouble win net
husband, Instead Of gning inlo the
basement OF the city hail. She refused
to answer n numbef OF questions
Tue Defendant took tue stand. hrs.
Hansen had asked him on both &C.
casions whon they were together 10
meet her anu consult WIN hef IN re-
gard 10 a throat her husband hal inAuc
u the effect thW he would tAEe lho
property anu he chiluttn hLu luth
her out OF doo,t. Inc JAW uoof was
not locked when he ahd ME- hansen
were thore. When lac fJunu lhe door
Fastened ON the outside ne thld " the
men on the outsidt: wei, u you
won't come In | Will CONS cut" aud
broke through the doot The
Hnusena grabbed him ny the
throat aud hands. Ho had
said II was not No bad for him ~ Tor
his wife, anu asked 20 ho allowed to
leave. lie had reference ~ tue fact
that he was found alone with Mrs.
Hansen, and not 10 any imm1fal act
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-22
XVuEngAs. Albert JACOB BurrEn.

MuEREAs, ALBERT JACOB BUrTER.
w Geld aud sarah q, Buttrrhed, hts wife,
by thclr certain decd ~ trust. dated tho tith
DAY of June, lsi8, and daily recorded IN the
recorders ON. Of tho County of SAT-
Lakc, 10 tie Territory OF Utah, IN book 3 u NJ
mortgages, page 90, sold ana conveyed TO the
undersigned trustee the following described
property, sIuatcd In The County OF Salt Lake,
Utah. 10 wlti
hgF.un.ns At point In tho center Of county
ROAD uu tho e section line, ~ chains south
from lhu northwest corner OF lot two ill In
section three ttI in toWnshp two (2l south OF
range one tll wett ot SAT- Lake meridian, run
ning thence east li.aJl httecn CHAINS NIFTY
wet on government limo tl5so) fifteen chains
htiy links, thence uOflh along tho center Of
foAd seven ~ ,haius % point o. beginning,
being 10 hud pAft NJ LOT two 90 10 section
three lil nforrsald and containing tl1,ll ten
acres one hundred forty square rods
Also iho following. beginning NL'0l
center N section two 90 In township aud
range aforesaid nud running thence north on
p section line fourteen (lO chains thence
south 30 Wteyan chains forty i've LINKS lni6l
thence south thirteen chains MY links lLiOp
thence east seven chains forty i've links N 80
70 the point u h1uunIug, being "a and apart
Of tho cast hhlt " the northwest quarter OF
section two t3l township and range aforesaid
anu containing ten acres aud forty square
Tols more Or ln's Total In the two tracts
twenty acres anu sixty rods more or lees; IN
Of certain prumssory note made by sad
Albert Jacob butteruulI and sarah q. Butter.
nt'd tor iho sum OF olghly.two 90 100 dollars
N4i ll bearing date The tatu day OF June,
1905, with interest ~ The rate ~ ten (l0) per
ocni per hnnum from date until paid ami pay
hhia 10 tue order VI j rriuch az the ollco
OF j. \. friiacu ON he 18th day u June, 1874,
auu winch SAID mole Is particularly described
~ tuii deed % liust ard, whereas, according
t1 Tue terms ana conditions OF sAld note uuu
saiu decd ui uusJ sald motto aud all tho inter.
ct ON same d. due and unpaid, and, whereas,
y was anu BE- provided ln SAID deed OF trust
mas should default ho made In the payment Of
sag note, sai trustee may proceed TO sell
hill property or ans p.rt thereof AZ public
Atulue 10 mo highest bidder Tor cash Ht tho
BAR Lake county,
Now, therefore, l. the undersigned trustee
Wnfosail, ~ mo tcquost Of the legal owner
Aha hlldef ~ aMl urumissury nute,wil ln ac.
tuFlhhte WIN lht terms and conditions Of
thll dted ~ lr1at, on tlt .grd day uf october,
lfpl, IN lhn lllY ana County OF NHlt Lake AtorU.
SAM, hi tue south font door OF she County
Court House lu tIU county OF sat- axe, IN
the lrffinry Aforesaid, at y O'Clock noon on
mat uh.t sei 90 public ancubn TO the highest
luHdel lur each, HAlu property, ur 30 much
thcltnl 900 may Do uUreHfury % pay SAID note
and interest and the costs hereof aud to saus
~ tho Same ana DISCHARGE tho duties imposed
on me By SAID deed OF trust
-,.,. D. .FRlTsCH, Trustee,
Dated salt Lake city, Utah, sepL .lsL lsyl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-22
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.


NOTICE Is HEREBY OWEN THAl IN
pursuance Of the poser Of .a az. ,,,rt
IN ne ~ the terms Of = cefisln rnaNe' I'M.
sake cAecuttd BY orenscn 3 Nts9n ,..yir
.uie .omphnh, co'parinership % NV, Wy IN
snu Anna -amuelson mortgage, OF Wy ne
Wy OF scptcmbcr, ls9t ana re.efy.. tbe
olhec o. lhe sult Lake County tC.nio,' " 49, ~
" Gay 81 september, ls8i, In u9.A t9
enAltcl mouEtRes, on pace I'D, lel,i'ae' ~
Mulcu y merely made. and puraNAut W NO.,
futst o. The SAID Aims hamurt0u. wy 800
~ hu Indebtedness anu Of The note se' '''''
IN SAID mortgage. o.
=. WI on the aith day Of september, a.. ~.
~. at the hour - ten o'c.1cs = ns, :" n.y." uu.i,
yeta y - ans ~ south, SIAN sure., W. ~ a.
iAsc titv, Utah, sell AZ public suction W ~
Mthest bidder for cash. aU ana tInsliAl. Wy
luinlure, goods, merchandise AhI I..s H.,
properly 81 every name ami nature hlu'.p ~
lnat tsftiin store huiding known 4. numu,t
~, 81 ~ south Mia street, 7hIt laAt W.
yuan, $50 one span Of gray horsfa luIu .ll
uHsu a. delivery hofaOs by the tall 9Nl 'i,s.i
Hclsou Furniture Co nIsl one luIh i
WngOn Tor double team. utUd A. a gtI,oIl
WAGON IN SAID business. or 90 mu.h ihtttgt =
~ ~ W necessary to pay uu thc sail lulyu.'u ,
heast expenses - sale Auu rnultlsalIun ~,
INC trustee, anI the EXPENSE ui Nolllns anu
koep'ns said properly, aud al pr'r Wehs On
taii property 10 any there be- 49,.
me SAID sales vii C1utinpn ffoW iuat hlut
unlli all Of said property bas uegn solo, or aA'u
Dated SAT Lake city, September iath. ls9i'
1tustCo.
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SIMMONS
fu the District Court in ADD Tor the laird
Judicial strict u Utah Territory
County Of salt Lake


sarah Kahn, plaintiff,
John N p5ian. Mar5sna Dolan his wife.
Albert j. Robinson, and Jane Doe Robinson,
hia VIA dpfHudanta
Inc People Of iho Territory Of utah send
Frectinr tn John NJ. Uoiau and Marcolla
Dolan, Biz wife. Albert J. Robinson and Jane
Doe Robinson. his wife, defendants.
Vou AHE HEREBY REQUIRED TO ap.
pear IN an aruun brought AGAINST YOU
by the above namei plaintiffs IN the ugtrct
Trrrlory o. Titan and 90 answer the comp aint
ed therein with n ten days lerciuaiys 90 tue
Gay Of scTtiCel afef ihe seryies on you Of us
sammont--if served within tins county. or, Il
served out ~ this county. but in this sntriot,
within twenty dhys. Otherwise wlih'n forty
dAya-sr Judgment BY default VIII ec tzkun
sshns, you. according 70 thspfAysr oftaid
Th' siii action lie ron HI TO have dgmont
aEairHt defendants Dollar IN tho sum - ft,ip,
Aurii d i.i1, for fl5l attorneys fec, for tli %
With interest from May Z, 90. for SIS 81, vita
interest from May y is9i tor So ~. with In
tcrcst from June Z, ts1i. sli " per cent per
annumi Tor axes pad By plainuh. aud tor
costs N suit, alleged 10 be due on a certain
prUmlsenfv note executed hY defendants
noIan 20 plaintiff Juuc u. ls4i, Tor 81 SII. with
Interest Al iU per cent per annum--sAmo hoing
due and wholly unpaid save the sum Of $50
Interest and being secured by . mortgage Of
even date on prrnutes hereinafter described,
executed by deicndsuts Dlian 10 plainud
tait ta0rts Fcd promises having been, since
execution Of shid mortgage. conveyed 10 du.
PENDANT Albert y. huhinsOn. subject 10 lien Of
said mortgage to have the usual decree ut this
court Tor the sale % said prcmsca. hdiudging
that proceeds Of tuch sale be applied IN pay.
mcnt Of amounts due A. shovel that defend
Auu and All rorfnua clhimlng under thCW be
barred ami fofccloacd OF all ci lin Or equity of
redemption In taii premises, sud tor Other
fcltsf sad rtomisca are described aa 'oiloWs,
g. wits Al Of lots numbered from I TO - M
elusive, and being all the lots comprising
DO ans subdivision ct part OF bloch q, Plat
4, i've Acre rat. VIZ titid survey excepting
lots % and 80 nf faid subdivision, all situate IN
tat Lake CITY and County, tthh
And you IRE hereby nouned that u YOU fail to
appear and answer tho taid complaint 90 above
Ttqu red tho SAL plaintiff Will apply 20 the
court Tor the Ne lei demanded therein.
Witness the lion. samuel s. Merritt sud q,
and the seal " tho nl1trict Court "
the hiri judicial ulstroL In and
tsrAL.) Tor the Tcrr tory OF uph, thia IAN
day Of July, In the year OF our Lord
ono thousand eight hpndrtd aud
ninety four.
DAVID q DUNBAR. Clerk
ny gro y. Locus. Deputy uletk