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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-13
SherifS Sale.
THE STATE OF TEXAS,
COUNTY OF BEXAR.

Il
COUNTY OF BEXAR.
By virtue of an execution, issued
out of the Honorable District Court
of Bexar County, 18th Judicial Dis
trict of Texas, on the 10th day of
August, 1894, by the Clerk thereof,
in the case of The Springer Litho-
graphing Company versus c. b.
Mullaly and j. r. Tendick, No.
2169, and to me, as Sheriff, directed
and delivered, l will proceed to sell,
within the hours prescribed by
law for Sheriff's Sales, on the First
Tuesday in September, A. D., 1894,
it being the fourth day of said
month, before the Court House
door of said BeXar County, in the
City of San Antonio, the following
described property, tO-wit:
All the interest Of c. B. Mullaly
in lots 4 and in T. c. Lambeth's
subdivision of block Il, said block
II being bounded by Main and Park
avenues and Howard and Myrtle
streets as per plat on file in City
Engineers office, City of San Anto-
Mo, and recorded in Book |, page
243 of said City Engineers office.
Also the undivided One-half inter-
est of c. B. Mullaly in blocks Nos.
4. 7 and s, and lots Nos. to II in
elusive and II to "a inclusive in
block 8 in original city lot No. 1876,
as subdivided by Mullaly Bros, as
per plat on file in City Engineers
office and recorded in Book l, page
229, records of said Office, also the
undivided one-half interest of c..
B. Mullaly in lots l to Z inclusive,
and lots II, Is and ii in block ) in
the City Of San Antonio, said block
being bounded by Macon and Ell
mira streets and Baltimore and
Trenton avenues. All of said prop
erty being situated in the State Of
Texas, County of Bexar, within the
corporate limits of the City of San
Antonio, levied on as the property
Of G. B. Mullaly on the 18th day OF
August, 1894, to satisfy judgment
amounting to $9l1.45 in favor of
The Springer Lithographing Com
pany, and cost of suit.
Given under my hand, this 18th
day of August, 1894.
J. p. CAMPBELL,
Sheriff of BeXar County.
By w. G. M. SAMUEL, Deputy.
S13 8 m
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-13
The Great Virgo Fair.

TERRE HAUTE, Aug. l3.-The
Virgo Fair association has COM
pleted its programme for the five
days race meeting beginning to-
day on the famous 1904 track. The
stakes and purses, which aggre-
gated $9l 900, the largest ever hung
up for a meeting in the history of
light harness racing, are guaran-
teed by Terre Haute capitalists
and business men, who have sign
ed subscription paper to that eff
feet. The four-year-old trot Futur-
ity stakes, guaranteed $1,000, has
been paid in to $20, 5O0,probable val
ue.$23,000. The three-year-old trot
Futurity Stakes, guaranteed $ll,-
900, is all paid in, and its proba-
BILE value will be $4,000. The two
year.old trot Futurity Stakes,
guaranteed $4,000, will be worth
$4,000. Four $1,000 purses are Of
fered for 2:l6 trot, 2:2O trot, 2:2O
pace, and a class not decided, but
probably a free.for-all trot. Three
800 purses for a twO-year-old
trot, $50 class three-year-old and
under 40 class. Five $4,000 purses
for 2:l4 trots, 1923 trotters, 2:l5
PAGERS, 2:35 trotters and free-for-
all PAGERS.
The entries to the free-for-all
trot are hardly up to the expecta-
tions on account of the absence of
Directum, "the black whirlwind,"
from the list. AliX, 2.078; Pixley,
2:OS4; Belle Vava, 2:0S8, and Ry-
land T., 2:078, make up a quartet
that any track ought to be content
with. 1t wanted Directum and
Belle Vara and Walter Z. There
is no doubt Hickok is not satisfied
with the condition of Directum,
and Arion gave way to Pixley in
the Doble stable, as Pixley is bet
ter race horse in every sense of the
word. Walter f. is here in the
Taylor stable of st. Louis, but for
reasons best known to his trainer
was not entered. The final pay
ments for the three big futurity
stakes were made August l.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-13
Indian Teachers Meet.

ST. PAUL, Aug, 13.-Not the
least of the many conventions that
have come to st. Paul is the con-
vention of the teachers and other
employees of the Indian schools,
who will assemble here from to-
day to August Is. The convention
will be held at the instance of the
secretary of interior. 1t is expect
ed that the number of people in
attendance will reach as high as
500 or 600. They will represent
SIX states, Minnesota, North and
South Dakota, Nebraska, Wiscon-
sin and Michigan.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-13
San Antonio,s Champions.

The team has been selected by
the Mission Garden Bowling club
to contest with the New Braunfels
bOwlers next Sunday in that city,
for the championship. The team
is as follows: Geo. Icke, captain,
Louis H. Schmitt, A. P. Rheiner,
Louis l.. Brian, Chas. and Louis
Gutzeit, julius FRANKIE, F. Heu-
baum, H. Heiligman, j. B. Vinck,
Louis Heuerman and f. G. Hun
tress and f. Meyer and r. FIRE.
senius, substitutes.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-13
Selling the Whitman Stable.

NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. 13.-Au-
gustus Whitman, one of the oldest
and best known amateur four-in-
hand whips in the country, died
recently at Newport, R. l. All his
horses, carriages, coach and stable
furnishings will be sold at New
port today. Fred Ashenden, "the
old whip" is arranging for the
sale, which will be conducted by
William Easton.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-13
Welcomed Home.

Last night surprise party was
rendered to Miss Josephine
Spaedy, at her residence on Garden
street. Those present were, Misses
Mary and Josephine Spaedy, Lola
and Nora Ullrich, Theresa and
Sophie Heisler, Mathilda Eiserloh,
Clara Nocker, Bertha Black,
Master j. Kress, Ed and F. Black,
G. and Ed. Menger, p. Eiserloh,
Kypher, Geo. Corning, E. and Joe
Tarrillion. Refreshments, music
and games were the principal
events of the evening until an
early hour when all departed after
having nice time.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-13
Newport,s Polo Season.

NEWPORT, Aug. I3.-The polo
season will open today, when the
Westchester polo cups will be COM
peted for by teams of four, whose
August handicaps exceed twenty
goal. The season will continue fol-
three weeks, ending September l,
and during that time, besides the
contests for Westchester cups, the
Newport cups, offered by the club,
open to teams of four, whose Au-
gust handicaps do not exceed TWEEN
ty goals, and the individual trO-
phies, offered by Mr.. Harry Payne
Whitney, for teams of three, open
to all, under the August handicap,
will be contested for.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-13
Over Her Smiles.

Emil Reed and John Lehman,
two young men of the east side of
the city, had fight near Mock
eI's camp yard yesterday over the
smiles of young lady. Reed as
sauIted Lehman and the latter got
down off his horse and responded
until they were separated by
friends. Lehman says Reed is
jealous because he, L., has been
going with the lady.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-13
The Lords Begin Debate.

LONDON, Aug. 13.-The debate
on the Evicted Tenants bill in the
House of Lords has been fixed for
to-day. The Radicals and Nation.
alists, discussing the situation in
the lobby, are agreed that the
Government ought to Immediately
appeal to the country in the event
of the rejection of the bill by the
House of Lords.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-13
For Army Rifle Honors.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 13.-The
preliminary army rifle competi-
tions will be held at Forts Keogh,
Sheridan and Wingate, and at
Bellevue Range, Neb., commenc-
ing to-day. Capt. Frank d. Bald
win, Fifth Infantry, will conduct
the annual contests which take
place at Fort Sheridan, Sept. 4.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-13
Railway Freight Agents

BUFFALO, Aug. l3.-Railway
contracting freight agents will
hold their ninth annual conven-
tion at Niagara Falls to-day. After
business, which can be quickly fin
ished, the members of the conven-
ton will enjoy themselves together
for few days, a committee having
arranged an Interesting itinerary
for them.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-13
A Rouslng Time.

The CLUB Nacional held a rousing
meeting last night at Mutualista
hall, there being about 600 persons
present. Fifty new names were
enrolled as members of the club.
Among the distinguished visitors
were Mr.. Thad Smith, Joe Casiano,
Ed Froboese, Nat Lewis, and
others. The occasion was enlivened
with several red hot campaign
speeches. The club has not yet
committed themselves politically,
and are waiting for the Big 3 and
Big 4 to show their hands. The
club will hold a big anniversary,
September first.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-13
Ought to be $50,

Chas. Wilhoff, while drunk yes
terday annoyed the ladies at Mrs.
Laura Mitchell's residence, 126
Garden street, by entering the
yard and using very bad language.
A gentleman happened along and
put him out and called the police.
He was fined $40 by the recorder.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-13

"A pleasant party was given at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Bau-
inert, near Water street, last Satur-
day in honor of the first birthday
anniversary Of their little daugh-
ter. Mr.. VIM. Deusing rendered a
number OF sweet selections for the
occasion.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-13
TO-DAY'S EVENTS.
CRISP NEWS CONCERNING THE
IMPORTANT OCCURRENCES
THIS DAY.
For Tennis Championships.

NARRAGANsETT PIER, r. l., Aug.
I3.-The eastern tennis champion
ship doubles and the East VS.. West
doubles open here today.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-13
Grand Circuit Races.

GRAND RAPIDS, Aug. l3.-The
grand circuit trotting and pacing
races open here today.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-13

w. Y. Kilgore, of Pearsall, is in
the city, accompanied by his wife
and child, and Miss Sarah Little
and Mrs. Jennie Mcdaniel. They
have apartments at the Mahncke.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-13

Joe Ledger broke door panel in
Mrs. Duffy's boarding house on
West Commerce street last night
and raised disturbance and was
arrested. He was fined $40 by the
recorder.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-13
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

| AnOUner agreement is reported
on tariff. Senate ahead.
Maryland Democrats gibbet
German in convention.
Gustav Cook heads Hays county
delegation to Dallas.
FL Paso is warm over the dead
lock in the 18th district.
Denver mint tries to assay brass
bars forgold.
Smallpox is quite prevalent in
Milwaukee.
Senate hopes to adjourn after
this week.
Mass in the Hall of Consitory
Rome attended by 400 Americans.
American pilgrims present the
Pope with $4OO0-Peter's pence.
Sentiment of Dallas delegates is
against a deadlock.
All things indicate the indorse-
ment of Cleveland at Dallas.
Altgeld wires Washington, to
Springer, to secure free sugar.
Earthquake shocks fell all over
Sicily, some few persons killed.
Two persons killed by head end
collision near Gibbs, KS,
Negroes attempt to clean out
MeXicans at Beeville.
Colorado river at Austin is up
and over the dom.
Governor Of Tamaulipas is at
Matamoras.
Generous rains are general
throughout Nebraska.
Hospital for lepers will be built
in Yucatan.
Judge Kicks returns from his
vacation ready for any investiga-
| ton.
Chinese kilograms in plain lam
guage can now be sent via Tien
Tsin.
DR.. Smith at Guthrie, Q. .
bound over for attempted rape Of
an eight-year-old child.
Bank cashier at Altoona, Pa,
elopes with a woman and leaves
the bank minus $4,000.
The death OF Verastegui in
Mexico creates strong feeling
against duelling.
Victoria has received her first
100 bales and looks for a big fall
crop.
Railway Conductors Insurance
association holds its next session
in Memphis.
Colorado is excited over the
big gold find; pockets turn out
500 to the ton.
Hoboes to the number of 50
shipped to Kansas City from
Washington.
By timely throwing Of a switch
a u year-old lad saves bad wreck
on the Big Four at Anderson, Ind.
The electric storm off Cape Hat
teras, in June is reported in Europe
as the finest ever seen.
Steamer Puritan cuts tugboat
Richmond in two at Benton har-
Dor.
Riot over smallpox hospital in
Milwaukee, several seriously hurt,
IL arrests.
The two-third rule will be abro-
gated in Texas; next year il not
this.
Dallas is OVERLOOKING with dele
gates to the Democratic conven-
ton.
Culberson is quartered at the
Windsor, with Reagan and Mccall.
Lanham is at the Oriental.
Indian appropriations for year
just opening will be S2,5OO,OOO in
excess of those for year just ended.
Appropriations are about ar
ranged and tariff is all that delays
Congress.
Bike message arrives at Denver
81 hours and % minutes ahead Of
time.
Courtmartial at Omaha today to
try Major Worth for odering Sun
day target practice.
House and Senate are in a hor-
rible temper and any concessions
will come by the hardest. d
Janitor Hall, church of the
Atonement, Brooklyn, kills his
wife and suicides.
Nearly all the Corpus and Rio
Grande delegates will go to Culber-
son after following instructions for
Mccall.
Susquehanna lumbermen are
prosecuting for $3,5O0,OOO lumber
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-13

Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
wsrId's Pair Highest Award
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-14
AssioNEL's sALI.

NrortCE ~ IiEgEBN DiyIN TUAr THE
n uud,rsisuci, aasiauco fHr tHu Do HH.
nt ct the trfHttlfH ~ tn1 rIH ~ s.hWtits
afr g Nautohon. and Ci tfu iluitIIHlI CREDITORS
Uf the msmbCrs ~ Haid co % .i.urhIu. Win uu
tIF llih daN Of February, I 70. h. q ID clock 10.
m., a. che frHua door uf the county
Court House iu tlc llN auf County
Of salt Lake. Utah Territory. oppose
and offer Tor sale at uubUo auction 90
tirht. iito. claim and inlrfrfi OF Coo uu1fr.
signed assignee ". tn aud Oh Goo following de-.
ribod prrmttcs situate b. 600 "IiH nod County
% -nlt L.Ag. tcuitlly Of uAu, and ioftribcd
io'Bs a part Il i1ia two CD auI three ll. To-
I.If. Hfty I.NI. UIHt u. salt Lake city survey.
-aIt tnau tItY, tlhh, commencing 40 tHe uurius
west vHrnor ut taid lot Two lN, running thence
south tbiUv H1l foot. thence elft ono hundred
aud tltr.rfu lI.II feet thpuHH north my ono
and onn. BAG 900 ID feet thence N'it one hun
twenty.ouc auI oro'hall tli'.J feet 90 the place
The ABOVE tg1psriy icing sold subject 90 a
mortgage Uf fifteen hiudfat dollars .fi'up0I,
made Uccoutcr t.th, isI u.aH HHUIUct 60 a
mortgage ut twenty-five huuIrrI lIIarH
tgll1l1O, made February btl, $50. aud aIHu
subject 20 the exemption nud H0mCttead ~
Louis schwtitEer AUD Annlil Vrhwciiser
aud ihcf > cuiltfun in and % tno above
described runfraiHtc.
Dated tuis gith day Of J.npary isat
Assignee Tor she benent II Tic lfn rfod. De ~
HehwcItfrf 3 ithusuhon and Tor Cue indie
yidual creditors Of the members " snii
t6ofnounow 4 KAnS. Attorneys flr 40.
rIHItC.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-14
TRUSTEES SALE.

NXrHEREAa HENRY WILLIAM HURT
w ami Anuic Jane Nurat Die wife, by thr'r
rc-iA!u doci u uus. dated Apr 2tih, l-ll.
Recorder ~ .alt Lake County, Utah Territory
On ttC stth day % April, is1 + iu .uOk 90 49, %
hnftiagcs, on page t3l conveyed Go mo uuier.
flsuyd be- trustee tho foIuuIus dca,rIbrd
property. 10 wit part W lotuy b. iu block
fMy four ltU plat ~ SAT Laar Niiv survey
io.wit Commencing ~ ppin l1c an1 ono
haif tii.l roda uOrth u the southwest ,Hrnur
Of said lot I've til block sixty -four HtI, thunri
north four and one half o. ruus. thuurr east
zen llll rode thence t1utu tour an pnr-hat
a. rods, thence Weit ten li.l rods % place
IN truii. however. 10 secure tho payment of
a certain y omiaa1ry note oi even 1sie here
with Tor ciFht bundled Ten DO are l'i0l pay
able 70 tho order ~ Lu1uugl kaiu ut the uflHu
II booth, zoe q urnE iI -alt Lake tliY, Itah,
october giih, 1905, with iutofcat 100 Tue rate q
one per ccntpcr month, PAYABLE quarterly.
Aud. whereas said trust dCui provided 4 said
note OF interest shout Dot hu paid when due
ihe properly therein 1edruotl by ewing thirty
ti0l DAYS previous notice li ne sale hY puhii
cation IN ucwhpAprt published Ia ihe EnElsh
language IN salt Laar County, Utah. AMI,
whereas said note has ntt boon psid although
demanded, aud wtcr. a. the holder thereof
has requested the undgrigned trustee 90 ecu
said premises In accoriAncc with the terms Of
now. therefore. public notice h hereby
givou that thn undcraignud trustee VIII, IN acc
rordAnce with the term u' uaid trust, sol the
properly Lsfriulrfore described, or 20 much
thereof ~ may DO accesalfY, a. public vcndua
20 the highest bidder Cor each, % lie front
door OF the County Court House ~ = IL Lave
NuuutY. Utah, on Thursday, February 18Th,
1921, ~ the hour OF % O'Clock 10. 90 Hait dAf,
Tor tho purpose ~ paying ih7 expenses of this
trust. including htiuruDYH fHcH, cumpcnsuiluu
90 the uuteragnyd trustee, aud said note,
L.. l. ARCHtR,
Trustee
dated salt Lake CITY. Utah. this 18Th day n
January. 4. u isJL
u0oth. Lee 4 cray, Attorneys for Trustee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-14
MARsHALs' SALE.

DuRsuANr 40 AN ORDER OF SAIL
Il aud decree Of foreclosure Zoo one dIrcfI ia
nY The District tourt OF the Ihitd Judicial
District ~ ihc Territory OF Utah. I Hhnil tN|
pose "a public sale. 10 the front door OF tHp
COUNTY Court lituso 90 the City OF sat iaLo.
County ~ salt laku and Territory ~ Utah. on
ihn IND day ~ MurcH, lstl, No o. O'Clock NJ nIi
no right. title. rlfim and interest OF urtucrua
r. iratt kWmh T. Pratt aud AIrH E. TnyHurf
OF, IA aud " the folioeug described real
estate, situate. lying and being 100 Halt Lake
CITY, salt Lake tountv, Territory Uf Utah, aud
described HH f1lIOWa tO.WItf
ioWmUncius ~ Che snuthrati corner 81 lot
two I.1, in block th|nysF.E 400 o. Che same arc
uuuiborci aud plated in pIat"D.' salt Lake
CITY HuEru iu rut lAHu tity, hhlt Ia o.
County, ttIh Territory, and running thence
west two and turshaN u 3 fudH, thence nouh
ton .l0l rods, hence DHHt two ana our.half
IlII rods, thence south Ten llUI rods o. tho
place Of hrEinuing, s4ih Che hGudug aud im.
pros tWrut thereon erected
TO ho aH'd o. the property ~ OFthorua T..
FRAT tWmu T. lrait and Allrr O., TayEum, al
The fult ~ Alexander T.. puUua,
Terms VI sale, Cash
NAT 81. BRIGHAM.
o. q. Marshal
tiy o. TiMNoyY. Deputy Marshal.
Dated salt lake tltFs tuI b 1921.
Walter Muipty, Attorney ior plaintiff.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-14
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS SALE
or REAL ESTATE,

NrorIOE IL HErEW GIVEN THAT
~ 10 pursuance OF al order OF mo PROBATE
Court OF salt Lake County, liAh Ntfrtnfy, boz
tho matter u ihu eaaic ~ lia9s 1lsen, de-
Al irA, the uudtrs'guci auninlatrhtriH will,
on 1huradhy, toe llth 10y OF tthIuary, a. a,
ls.t. as W O'Clock NJ, ~ the laN ONCE OF John
~. cannon, 80. $50 Constitution hmldinF, hhlt
Iako ttty, Utah, sell Co The highest bidder, NJ
private sale, for Chsh, Gll me nght, tile aud
inlCreat Of tho SAID deeolsol az tiu uno OF hia
death, or that ms estate lAt nn'v inquired ",
In aud 60 alilOf the following described real
estate, t0.wiU An undivided one hair interest
In tho following described uact' uoglnning 40
a certain post on the cHai Hlt %! ullch bank
west twenty i've ana lNol,HI,a ~ rods,
quarter - section nineteen wv m township
Two ~ south Of range one .| th! o. the SAT-
lake meridian, thence by Iahu OF William
drsree eat iwonty and t0lf tanths 90 d rods
- the northeast corner on NeHs Helhon'h
land, thence ~ stid laud N,hl 'he north hld.
OF an h west one h.na.,l anu elght uud
siA.tenths (lOaBl rode 70 lne center Of Mo
stnto or Terrttorial r08l. iNruCe along the
center Of said road uOrh illr degrees oast
twenty-five and three fnlh. Cpl rods,
thence east one hundred OK Even Al,'l rods,
south one and niuo.tuut. w g99s % no
place Of hcg,uningtOu Wy ~ Al hlturn llbl
ACRES OF land, hAid or''uaN 1919. hWungt
~ oue,hdlf Ola certain mqffage OF sl,iO00l
Ter'as OF ! Sie. I,pr. 4 cent ~ the time Of
sale, Hut balance on tac .o.Nlw"ueh OF the
sl'o by the Probate rout ',sa a., tnr eN
rrceiyed up la the tiue o saC at mo ONCE oil
John NJ. Cinnon, or hy GIG hllwil.i,,g5ealrN,
Mis-. ALMA olnLN,
AdminiatralriN OF the yiiA'''' mans olaen,
'o j6aS Il. CANNON. attorney for Adminisra
Dated Jan. 80. isgl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-14

George Taylor plaintiff,
Hiram :. lees. samuel 4. Duncan. james W.
tariloy aud W.. D.. Culbertson, defendants.
The People Of the Torftorr Of Unh sold
uuucia' james W. LMdIoy aud ". u.
'uihtTts0n. gefendtnts.
UOu ARE HEREBY REQUIRED 10
j appear 10 An action brought asainst you
~ Tie above named plGinuh IA The lstrlct
Court Of The q hird Jidicihl Disiric. u tho
TCnutury % Utah. and 20 answer the comp Aiul
n.cd therein within ten days exclusive % thn
HzmmuuH=h served within this county. or. 4
served Out uf this county, but IN tina district,
within twenty days. otherwise wilhin forty
daya-or judgment BY default Will DO takea
agunsl you, according 70 The prayer Of said
complaint
SAD Aouon is brought b have an accounting
hy thia court u amount due plhinun from de.
icndnnt lees, on certain promitsory nota
executed hy said Hess 10 plaintiff November
t' lf3i, flr 800, Win lniorcat from date Al .
per rcut per anuum, ALLEGED 90 be due and un.
paid. Hayr interest to Aug. q isgi, aud that
plaintiff have judgment aFatnht defendant Hess
tlr such sum with interest. $500 attorneys
Zee, Aud coats ~ Huit, said note being secured
ly "a mortgage OF even dhte on premises horns
matter dpHeIinrf that che lien ~ plaintiff DO
de- Jared thc nut upon said pfoinisrs. and that
msnt OF amounts 90 fiund 10 10 dc az above
that defendants and al pernons claiming
under thum De lArred aud forccloaed Of all
NINIlM OF fNINAAN Nl NNNNtAltnM 10 aAN IfNmH
ues. that painful have Judgment and eTecu.
Ton Tor any deficiency aud Tor other relief
SAID prcmitoa arc described % followsi
Convincing Al northeast corner lot Z, block
~. ten acre plaza" nig Field survey. thence
south ~ rods 10 touth'Oast corner taid lot.
thence west ~ rods 70 east line state road,
thence north lt.s rods, thence east along north
lin0 SAID lot ~ Toda 10 beginning, also adioln.I
ing half Of street lying IN front VI aud Adioin.
iuE said pfcmilet, also all wator Tizhu
belonging 70 and habtuhlly used on sad
all HltmnNu IN InNA
ttah,
And you are hereby notified that n you fat
o. hVpeAr and answer the sald complaint a.
above required, the said plainun viii apply 70
the Court Tor the relief demanded therein.
Witness, tho HUk CHARLES \.
ZANE, Judge, and the seal OF tho
fsEAL.l District Court n the Third Judicial
Dlatuct, an ana Tor the Territory Of
Utah. this 20th day of November, IA
the year o four Lord one thousand eight hum
dfod and ninety three.
HENRY &. MCMILLAN.
CleTk.
ny GEo. u. Looms. DepuIy CLERK