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won An nEREui uEoUnED no Az.

Nyou ARE uEgEul REQUIRED TO Ar.
"a Pear Iu au action brought against JON bY
thU aIufs named plaintiff iu tuu DIstuUt Clur.
Of lbc Thri Judicial Instruct OF thc iruii1g
90 iHI. Hu1 90 auaWtr ono amended come
plant filed therein Wituin Zen iaya luHciuaiNo
Of nc Gay oi fliNle,I hllrf lhg sufttcc ON you
or. 70 served uut 81 tHH county, bus Boo tai4
district, within taUu.f dhYa. Otherwise Within
forty dhysHur Judgment 10y default val o.
hhen as1insl you. nce1rding 20 Ihu prayer OF
Thg saii action d bfUnsut Go have decree oi
THIS court Cor toe folccuturu ut certain
mortgage oNUuutctuy defendants uursu Co Que
a. O. UIart, september lith, ~, upol prem
isrH hrat hereinafter described, ElFru TO secure
payment ut cer,hin pfom.aaurY note, exec
cuiud By fald defendant 70 taid q. B. cars
alter date, with interest from maluuiy 10 il
per cent per unnum sald uoto being due and
unpaid, cave intcfest " July laL ltil hnd
iiDsla Paid tb luth, wv, uud illal pail
Aprl slh, lsJl; said NOTE and mortgage hHWug
been duly assigned 10 plaintiff. which BE- now
tho holder thereof part OF sad prcmlfc.
mortgage. being che premises secondly herein.
AZ ter described, 10 have amuIut OF said
mortgage debt asccrtaiust aud amount due or
owing g. Sire Geo, ". stern. secured on tAId
promises, 90 have A. order of sale 90 usual
form 10 raise amount due 90 u'Hiuun, aud Tor
other rfllCt, SAID murtgaEoi premises AFRO
described as tu'luwa 10 wiz Commencing 90
= ". cofuorof lot I, bl1cs o. plat ~" saIl
Lake CIV survey, running ltcnco east 80
f.cL thence north 100 feet thence Wc4t 500
teOJ thence south Al fCut 90 beginning faIl
70 UnHed premises are described ua follow.
Commencing at AuIiut am irrt cast " SOUTH
west corner of fail Iut 2, running thence east
luD feet, thrnUU moth %. fees, thence west 100
icot. thence south li2 foot % beginning also
commencing Ht "a point lsl lcet east and rods
south % uuftlwrHtcuTnnr uf HHii lut a.rIuuIuE
thence east Oh feet thence south % feet
% guUe west 80 feet, thence north lll feet 90
hpEinuWE, situate iu salt lake tllY and
County, Utah Ana you gro hereby bottled
that lf you tau 90 appear ana answer tho sail
aWUuuoi complaint us above required, tho
.hii b |ainun VIII applyto thc court Cor relic.
dtmuudcd therein
IS Hnefs. tHn lion. samuo, 4. Merritt, Judge.
aud tha seal OF ih0 District Count I'll
the Ibiri Judicial District. tH and far
tEEALI tnU ItfTitUry u UHh. tua 100 day uf
June tu tho year % our lord ono
thousand cight hundred aud ninety.
four
DAVID e, DUNBAR Clerk,
ny GRO. ID Louuis, Deputy Clorl,
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
Iho GrluIy Mining company.

NOTICE n HEREBY GIVEN THAT At
n meeting ut the loari % directors
Oh the urlrIy Mining Co, held on She lith
day OF November 1874 an Hssessmcut OF even
90 cents pur sharu,Van levied upon Che capital
stock ~ Che corporation, payable Immediately
90 ltauu JCunlu-a. secretary, 40 thu rumptuy'H
od.cc, Room %, iu tl' uosurct national Bank
building, salt Lake city, Utah
Any stock upon which anid assessment shall
remain unpaid ON Monday, December i1th,
1904 shall become delinquent anu Do aiFrrtlsel
Tor sale, and unless payment 10 made before,
wall be- sold nc public auction. uu Thursday,
January jrd, lsll no n O'Clock m. no Cue ufucD
Of tho secretary. Go pay delinquent aHsuHHm0ut
together with tho cost OF advertising and
expense OF sale, by order OF the board Of
ISAAC JENNINGS,
Secretary
Salt Lake City Utah, November lilh lsji,
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LOGAN.
Non.ParlIsan sehOOI NOMINATIONS.

The primaries At which were TO be
teleoted candidates for the school
board 10 be voted tor next WCduuijay,
December o, we're held la the various
wards on Saturday night. They were
conducted In n strictly non'pattlban
spirit, with highly gratifying fesuilr.
In the wards where Democrats were 10
be placed IN nomination, Republicans
were elected ~ preside over thc meet
ings and tho couttesy wan returned In
the Republican wards. Each meeting
was well attended by representatives
OF both parties, ami the proceedings
were attended with harmony anu good
will. The selections made wofo eN-
cellent In ovefy particular, the beet
available men being placed In nomi-
nation and voted for unanimUusly.
The new board, aa nominated Satur-
day evening, will consist Of tho fol-
lowing named gentlemen;
First ward-J. u. Stewart.
Second Ward-H. q. Haybtll.
Third Waid-John Quaylo.
Fourth WArd-C. -. Robbins.
Fifth WArd--C. Il. rhorlenaen.
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Nlels Nielsen and Albert Lang came
In last week from n hunting tour In
the mountains east Of Logan, bringi ng
with them two mountain lions snd fivo
deer as trophies Of their skill with
shooting irons. Nelson had a narrow
escape from being eaten up by one Of
the lions, which he merely wounded at
the first shot. The beast howled with
pain and flew ut It's RssAilant.
Alta distance Of twenty yards he again
firod, and sent u leadon TALL through
the man.oateT'a brain, killing him IN.
slAntly.
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Joseph Haucnhach. paInun. VS. uanio'
NitAhuder julia Alexander, avuuic ,N.n
Der, bcuI imin stninman, Isaac Butter Hna
samuel Butler, eco partners or HITTER lf1iHtIs'
Hourly Mcc, W illilm sta, %. L.arm4u. iona.
partners a. Ilco. SILK q Company, IS. ". No
g. on, edward 81 rfil, rauu MgrfuI 900
Thomas A. Kent 60 rtttncrd a. N9.
Iaurty and John n +. WouIng.
'u.pArtnera as D q. JsNr.y s. Company uHa. Il.
lurd -uspUudur Company. Is corporation o. Is
Williams. NJ. tlHrT 60 acorUofatiuut llgnY
NUustudtcr, cuu ~. NruatlitCr, David Nrus
HtadiCr, lsaHr uUuUuHrtmrr and rIHm1Hd
loueutW tl.uIruCra BE- Nru.itlIrr
Nr1tlCfH. and NaIt tHku tnutuuCuuu Num'
pHny, "a corporation defendant.
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SUING TIE RAILROAD.
Fifty Thousand Dollars Wanted by
VIM. Engllsh's Family.

A suit has been fled In tho Fourth
district court by Evans & Rogers on
behalf Of Jane English and family
against the Southern Pacll5 Railroad
company and the Ogden Union Depot
company for $4,000 damages. WIN.
English lost his life by an accident
which occurred at the Tweniy.iUurth
street crossing. The complainant al.
loges that this accident occurred
through the negligence u the dcien-
dants, they having provided no Nag
man at the crossing VI any protection
Whatever.
Suit has also been entered by the
Ogden Building aud savings assooia'
ton against Robert 5chopp ct AL, ior
the foreclosure VI a mortgage given 10
secure promiss3ry note Tor SliOJJ'
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Meetings in Idaho,

IDAHO FALLS, Idaho, Nov. %, 1894.
Two interesting meetings were ncld
n Blaoktool court house aud ono at
Z verside Sunday, New. %, 1904. At
10 am. meeting was called to order boy
President Thomas T.. Rloks. The
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Estate Of lJllan Howard, deceased,
NOTICE rs UEtEHY GIVEN ny THE
~ uudrrslFuu| administrator Of the estate
OF Lillian Howard. deceased, TO tue creditors
of and nl rrH1ua having claims uEulnH.
tho SAID deceased. Co exhibit them with Che
necessary vouchers, within four months after
the fret publication OF this notice, On The sali
udmlu lstratuF caro- OF WaddOU a AdHms,
ing, salt lakr tllg, no Inc County OF salt Lake,
Utah Territory,
FRANK MCDONALD,
AdmInlaratlr0 M lhc estate oil Lillian Howard
deceased,
MApprLL s. ADAMS, attorneys Tor estate.
Dated November ugh, 1874.
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Riverildo choir Gang the hymn on
page g65. Prayer by Elder Thomas
Horkley. The Basalt choir sang the
hymn On page 10.
VIM. r. fllgby, first counselor to
President Kicks, was the fret speaker
lie said that ho was pleased 10 meet
the brethren, sisters aud irienda. Told
them how II waa that we came 10
bear the name OF Lattot.day Saints
spoke OF how Joseuh Smith
approached the Lord in prayer sud the
answer ho got TO that prayer; said how
the Bible had been handed down 10
~, that the scaling power spoken Of by
Jesus Christ In tbs New Testament
was now upon the earth, that the
Elders OF cur Church did and could
testify TO this, asking God 10 bear wit
nets Of the same.
Elder All. Cannon, Of the Council
OF Apostles, eald he was pleased ~
meet with the people " Blackioot, A.
this was bis fret time 10 stop OIL al
this place. He was pleased TO 1nd
that the hearts OF some Of tho people
had become little more sufteuui TO-
ward US a. n people. THIS 10 him was
very gratifying. 10 shovel more
Christian Kindness. Our views seem
TO differ with those VI May OF our
friends, but we were not 10 blame, NJ
God Himself was the author OF the
Gospel we preached; that wo hal sent
over nine hundred missionaries 10 the
world the past three year,
and We intend to send more
to the civilized and uucivillzel nations
Of the earth, until all mankind should
hear the GOSPEL preached % the black,
the white, the bond anu the Tree. He
spoke OF tho Book Of Mormon aud why
the Laltet.day Saints take 90 much
Interest Ina tho fallen races; said that
God would reward all men for every
kind aud good deed they did, uu
matter Of what religious creed they
might be.
The Rivorlidc choir sang the song,
"SweUt Tones OF the Heart" BeurdiU
ton by Elder A, W. Beach.
2p.m.-Singing hymn on plge lO7,
Prayer by Elder r. a. Nixon. sing
ing by the BiversiIe choir, "What WA
Witnessed Ia the Heaven" Elder a
n. Cannon then delivered powerful
discourse on the hrst principles OF IN,
| Gospel, how it would elevate thu living
aud cave the dead who had died with
out hearing them. He taid that all
mankind would be saved sooner oi
latrf-that this was the purpose iha'
God had In revealing these truths 10
mankind. Ho closed by aoking The
Lord b bless the people.
President RlCks then thanked the
court officers TOT their kindness Ia let
ting them have the house, and the
ohoirs for thelrtingiug.
Tho choirs anu congregation aang
"Tho Spirit NJ God like Fro " Butn-
ing" aud tonediotiOn was offered by
Elder VIM. Il. ltigby.
Al nIveraidr. NJ g.gO IA m. mailing
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NOTICE
In the Probate C1urs iu and Tor salt Iat
County, Territory VI Utah

In the Probate Cuurt ga and Tor SAT- LAKE
County, Territory " Utah
IN tho matter ~ tho estate Of Margaret u. n
AlcMatiur, deceased,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
N Alexander McMastcr. administrator OF
tnu estate OF Margaret ID, 0, McMastUr, do.
ceased, has rendered Tor settlement, ami nlud
Do SAID court, ms uual account " Die admins
tratilu Of said estate aud petition Tor FINAL disc
tuuuti0n OF tho Tcsidue n sAId estate among
tue persons entitled thereto. aud that lu.Hday.
the lltu day Of December, A, ID. 1875, 10 10
O'Clock n. u., ~ the court room Of said court,
lu tho County Court House. salt Lake Clty ami
county, ttuu Territory, uuH boon duly 100.
pointed by rho judge % said court Tor Tho
urulrmCut OF said account and nearing faId
petition fur distribution, 90 which time AMI
place any pcrfOu Interested in Hali estate may
appear and show cause. u any there be-. why
sad account should not Doe settled ana OBJ
proved and nual distribution made a. prayed
tor
dated November 18Th, 4. u. lsll.
%. y. MEIOY,
OlGrk % PROBATE Court
a. MCMAstLu, attorney for estate.
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a relnIa ID ID I,IuLaIL Do % ~

Tho People Of the IUfut0ry oi 10 soma
greeting To NtIaw huf.a. Aaf} D.
huftc, Die wife, howard fopp,r Ma.
Nrufsd ". stern. Catherine O. Dyer
Asru1 ke' srr WI.an i Mcconnell.
MARY Uukou. Uniuu National lanH, ui
taItlakU CITY. rnru1rstiuI, LdW1rl p
Weeks, trustee Cor u. %. scott ~, W
Scott, nni ~, IL uuturi, =. W. TAYLOR hui
tUuUEo tuIUkrr. GONG DufincHa under che
lruuam OF lromouilrY sioos company.
uo.tudauls.
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The Judge's Charge.

Judge King'e charge to the grand
jury calls thor attention 10 election
Irregularities anu tue iniractiOn " the
laws with regard 10 the sale Of liquors,
gambling and houses Of prostitution.
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In the Probate Court DO and for sail l.ak8
County, Territory Of Utah


In tho matter oi the estate Of KefiA y.
Pratt, deceased.
NOTICE rs HrHFnY GIVEN THAT
~ james ~ Icc, admIniatrat8r I'd tho estate
or hcth d. Pratt deceased haa rrnd red Tor
eculcmeni, and Sled boz sad court bite 1naI aC.
count Of ne administration u said estate and
pe iuon Tor maj distribution ~ the residue u
sAig estate amonF tnc pefHunH entitled thereto
ahl that Iucsday. The nth day " December
a. ". 1925. ~ lI O'Clock q. u., nt the Court
room OF SAID Court, ln Che County Court lluuHe,
shlt Lake CITY aud county, utih Territory, has
ucen Guy appointed hY the JudEc nf said
court, lfor the feitlcmcnt nf said ucCount GOD
rearing SAID petition Tor distribution. 90 when
Nulr anu place any pufiun iniCtcH'od Iu HlId
ctta'o may appear and show CHuan. r any
mere De, why said account should hot De- sci'
uci aud approved and final distribution made
a. prayed Tor
Dated November i5th. A. y. is1t
o.. s. MELpN.
CLERK of the Probate CIuft
by j. q JtCK. Deputy.
l. NJ. WADurtL. Attorney.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.


Principal once, salt Lake Nily, llahs
NOTICE ~ UEREBI GIVEN THAT At
~ amrctlur ut the board uf directors, held
ON tho iglh day OF November lslt, AN uHHrafmcut
Of two cents per share was lgWua on Che cnpl'
cal stock Of the company, payable tmmcs
diutcly 10 70. ~ Anderson, Secretary, " Main
lake ely. Utah Any stock upon which Haid
asacfHmcnt shall remain unpaid on nc lOih day
Of december, 1894, shall become delinquent
and advertised Tor sale and unless payment IA
made before, Will be- sold at public auction, on
January 90, l7lj. &C o'clock on, az tho aforo.
talI Ufilc0 10 pay the delinquent assessment,
together with cost ui advertising ana expenses
OF sale. ny order uf the board " dirpG.urA
q. n AND NHuN
HfHHUF.Hw
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

North Point Consolidated Irrigation Company
L0artiou OF ONCE ana Principal Place OF nuH|.
ufHH=tuluu lluIUI. West second rUuIh
Street. salg Llhu tity, ttah.
NOTICE Is UEHEHY GIVES THAT
~ alta meeting Uf tho Hoard OF Directors.
hold ON tUo lHth day of November l-ul, aHsUHa.
mpnt SO. 10. OF els aud n half UUr cent, or Ui
cents per share, was LEVIED uu tho capital
stock of lh0 corporation, payable ON saturday,
December It, IsHt, Co 600 HrrrrturY, AZ tnu
u1Ire Of the company, Room p-, Cullen Hotel.
West second south street. salt Lake CITY. Utah
Territory, Any stock upon which lb.H IHHrHH.
mrut may remain uuUad ON tho alrt day ~
gCrmugr 1894, Will be- Delinquent and hdyCrs
tHcd Tor sale nt public auction, aud uulcsH
payment b. made before, viii hu sold ON tho
aulh day Of January leli 20 nay tho delinquent
assessment, together with cost % udygfiuug
ARTHUR PARSONS.
Secretary
Room o. Cullen Hotel or once on. q. So. l.,
ralt LaAv CITY, Utah. November .lst, lrl.
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AZ Riverside, ~ 1850 p. M, meeting
was addressed ny Elder A. n. Cannon.
The discourse delivered was OF such n
nature that the Lauor.day Saints will
not forget. IL was a thorough Gospel
sermon. TuUa. HoRKLEY.
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SUMMONS.


The National Bank Of the Republic, plainun'
w.
william Burke. Nary l.. uuItc,his wife, edward
Topper, Nfs 1r1fEo ". eNarn, taihcuhH
p, iyer, Aaron hoyaUs, william b. SIC.
tufuIUE. MARY huAUu. inlua NutnuAl
hank OF salt Lake tItY, corporation p.
ward if Vic b, rruucC Cor % % scott
~. o., scott aud ~. o.. UuiUra, j W. IAN.nr
ami George tr0rktr, duinE luHiul1a under
the lfm name of rrUmOut0ry stock Com
many. Defendant.
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Highest
RLL0rd
HOT FORGED AND
'--s1zz--uAMMEE POiNrED HO1AI
NAILS.

AT the Worlds Columbian Erposiiisn
at Chicago. A medal and diploma word.
odi "supfqmo excellence In material.
method in manufacture, and quality Of
nnishod product; elasticity aud smooth
meas combined with holding power In
clinch. II allows tho use Of very email
nails"
Thsrs is nothing beyond supreme sreellenee
nor there anything comprised tn hofta ~!
except the material from which "a Il mAat,
"thu method Of manufacture" and "quAlty ~
finished product" Putnam MALTA ~ thair
elasticity" give slightly % me uapantloh ana
contraction ~ ghc hooi While tho nofao y 10
motion bT thoir 'smuotnuraa,' do not On
lhrFo tho nnil holes m tuU huuis WINS heN
"fupfems excellence" no holding power N
tho cnnoh" enables them 10 mold Tue shoe ~
thr hardest service uuul worn out
= ths "utn of small nails" lArEo holsa Afa
ayoifci aud money saved " thu amlth
Thus 10 will be- seen that the o0lciaa or ihe
WorId'a Columbian Expedition recon -
What qualities 20 t1mako up $1,000 horse nan
and thas only tho "rutuAm" contains taum tas
PUTNAM NAIL CO.,
H.pOlIst. Boston. Mass
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1894-08-31
A Wayside Pleasantly,

A Wayside Pleasantly.
1T mus be mighty fine, said Flooding
Pete, who had been reading foreign news
from fugitive scrap of paper, 'ster move
in de circles of royal society. How'd yer
like ter be presented at court?"
II have been," replied Meandering
Mike. @~~:~: - .~:.~ -
"G'way! Who done it fur ye?''
"De gran jury. ashington Star.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1894-08-31
Public Debt,

= q e + 4 : EEEs ? b
The public debt was reduced by the
Harrison administration from March /,
1889, to March !, 1893, $3O5, 225, &c.,
s5. The Cleveland administration from
March |, 1898, to March /, 1894,
should have reduced the public debt
$76, BOG, S48. 86 in order to make IA
vorable showing with the Republicans,
but instead Of this the Democratic ad-
ministration gives the country show
ing Of $50, 600, 900 of 9 deficit or debt
to which must be added tie sum q an
nual amount 5of reduction 81 Harriion's
administration for each year, which
would increase the deficit of Cleveland's
first year when compared with Harri-
sons first year to $158. 900. 600. How
long can the people Of this country stand
such oomparisnn1
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1894-08-31
A SOU Tn SEA III NJ

m g Borrioboo from Woolloomo loo
And 9 king OF the Friendly isles.
n I'm the owner IN chief OF a coral reef
Where mermaid sits and smiles.-
. Where mermaid sits and smiles On me
AZ she combs her dark green locks
And nibbles the seed Of the salt sea weed.
" hlch cIngs to the pclypous rocks.
have been to sea with q manatee
On the back of 8 big black whale
4 have Warbled 9 song with q young du-
gong
Who was taking a little sail
Who was taking q little sail with us
In the South Pacific seas.
But we both had cough and soon left of
When the whale began to sneeze.
played fantan with Chinaman
Who SWAN ashore from his junk.
he looked very blue when won his cue
And went on horrible drunk,
/. And went on q horrible, bowling drunk
Because of his sad, sad loss,
. But we put him in Jail to weep and wall
. And pray to his Chinese joss.
have hobnobbed, too, with cannibl
crew ~ -
And sampled their humble fare.
Oh, q richer dish than any fried fish
Was some missionary rare
Was some missionary rarely cooked,
Served up on wooden skewer.
He was done to q fault, and with pepper
and salt
Was fit for an epicure.
1have played leap frog with the pert sea
hog
On the top of the bounding wave.
have straddled q spar with shipwrecked
tar
Till he sank to his deep sea grave =
Till he sank to his deep sea grave below
Where the sea ghouls laid in wait
And shrieked with glee at their banquet
free ~s
AS they dined off the captains mate.
I have sat in the shade with q young mer.
maid
AS she famed herself with her tail,
have heard her sigh when I swore to die
If my love should ever fail
If my love should ever fail for her
My queen Of the tropical seas.
Then stole a kiss from this mythical miss
AS gave her fin squeeze.
But away she ran with a gay norman.
Who brought her a fine tooth comb.
1t was mother Of pearl. and it caught my
girl,
For she left my house and home.
For she left my house, and she left me, too,
Alone on this coral reef,
And sit and moan in an undertone,
For I'm overcome with grief.
Sam f. Clover.