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The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-08-25
SIMPLE eEpRooM.
Ornamentataoa L. In
Taste.

Taste.
Among the many absurdities that
have crept into our houses there is none
more absurd than the elaborate bed
room. Copied like our elaborate par
lors, from great mansions of state, they
add nothing of comfort to our home
life. The fashion of the elaborate bed
room descends from that ancient time
when it was not considered bad taste
to make the bedroom also q reception
room, where the lady of the castle,
clad in gorgeous gown and surround
ed by stately trappings of rank. re-
ceived her morning callers. Thus
Queen Elizabeth received messengers
cases to add a certain elaboration
and magnifcence to the outfit of this
room.
All this seems indicate and coarse
to our more refined age. The sleeping
room is essentially as it should be, 3
private apartment. Only in boarding
houses, where space is valuable, and
where we have the folding-bed, that
piece of furniture that contrives
"a double debt to pay,
bed by night. a chest of drawers by dayi~
do we have a sleeping-room made
into a reception. In private house,
where space is not valuable, such an
arrangement would be inexcusable.
All such polygenous furniture is simply
makesfift to save space. In the
country where there is ample room
there is no apology or excuse for 1T.
The best taste of the present day de-
clares that bedsteads and bedding shall
be as simple as possible to make them
comfortable. Heavy carven bedsteads
of wood are no longer in favor, but in
place of them are brass bedsteads of
simplest construction, every part OF
which can be reached by duster.
Where the brass bedstead is objected
to on, he If a
stead may be chosen, made with q
somewhat lighter frame of rods of iron
in the same general style as a brass
bedstead. These iron bedsteads are
enameled white, and are sometimes
trimmed with brass. pure white
bedstead is generally to be preferred.
and such a one four feet~six in width,
may be purchased at as low figure as
ten dollars The only elaboration that
is allowable about the bed is the use of
drapery or a half-tester at the head,
and this is a matter of taste. It cer-
tainly gives a dainty finish to q simple
bedstead.
All stuffy mattresses or elaboration
of mattresses are now done away with
and single hair mattress resting on
woven wire springs is considered a
sufficient substitute for the mass of
feather beds and double beds formerly
used. Even the pillows are sometimes
left off the bed, and a single bolster,
covered with some fine material to
match the counterpane, is sometimes
used.
The washstand is another piece of
furniture that has undergone a thor
ough remodel1ing. The modern wash
stand, with its shut-up compartments
below, is quite often superseded by the
open vasllstand made of thin sheets of
enamelled white. The chest of draw
ers or old-fashioned bureau and the
v,in .foh l..
M st the only pieces of furniture, ex-
cept the chairs, that are made of wood
in the fashionable bedroom. Even the
dressing-tablc is quite frequently an
old-fashioned Duchesse table-an affair
of muslin frills and silk ribbon.-N. Y.
rEr.ila1
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-08-25
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Lounre.

A Comfortable Lounge.
Any one with the most ordinary in
genuity can make a most luxurious
couch at a very small expense. Select
good woven-wire spring, single
width or narrower than the regulation
single width if possible, and to this
fasten legs of suitable length. These
should be sawed in at the upper end to
make a shoulder on which the length
wise bar of the wire spring can rest.
Then with a three-eighth-inch bit bore
two holes through the leg and the side
of the spring. Put in bolts of suita BILE
size; tighten nuts with wrench. This
last is an important item, as unless the
bolts are carefully secured they will
work loose and may split the wood.
Here is the foundation for something
comfortable. All the cushion that is
necessary is two or three comfortables
folded to the proper size and shape, or,
what is better, a two-inch-thick hair
mattress. This should be secured to
spring by straps and buckles or strong
cords. Over this throw a Turkish COW
er or any suitable draPery. Pile on the
pillows, and the article is complete
N. Y. Ledger.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-08-25
Arr an8ement OF Curtains.

Information Cheerfully Given.
Student--WorlSing Mt your easel?
: Room-mate-Yes. Say! what do you
do when YOU cant think Of 4 word yo,
want?
stMdent---l ssa you, --stsasd News
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-08-25

The republican press. in speak
ing of Col. Conger, Of Ohio, who re-
Gently pointed out the defects in Will
liam Mckinley as a presidential candi-
date, alludes % him las able, but err
ratic.'' Still Col. Conger's verdict on
Mckinley IL nothing more than the one
paAacd On haa bill BY the American
people two yestv sGo. - kansue CITY
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-08-25

st. Louis In credited with loo, asA
males Of militia age. OF whum s1,o1s.
are nAttvcs. ss,sla Are of soyeioo biEfhS|
and ., 7ils arc cAlGsvsl. 8 s
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-08-25

To Remove Thitewash Stains.
The stains of vvhitewash are best re-
moved from glass with knife or
scraper. Similar stains on woodwork
are easily removed with warm water
and a brush, making little circular
strokes, instead of lengthwise ones,
and wiping up the vvhitevvash, or soft
cloth dipped in warm water. When q
house has been plastered, after the
mason has cleaned, it will be found
that there is a great deal of lime and
plaster remaining behind. This must
be thoroughly scraped off and swept
up, and then the floors should be thor
oughly scrubbed in warm water soft
ened by ammonia. It will require two
or three scrubbings before the floors
are absolutely clear.-N. Y. Tribune.
Arrangement OF Curtains.
A new way of solving the curtain
question that is certainly convenient
and by no means ugly. is to have two
sets of sash curtains one for the upper
and one for the lower half of win
dow. Both are hung on rods. and con-
sist of two parts. SO that they can be
parted in the middle. The upper set
should be made long enough to fall
abont an inch over the top of the lower
set. They may be made of muslin,
silk, or any other fabric. with edges
hemstitched. frilled, or trimmed WITT
lace. Thearrangenent is good one
for small bedrooms or for kitchen win
dows.-N. Y. Post.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-26
MARsHAL's SALE

DURsUANT To ~ ORDER AND DE.
cree OF foreclosure ant sale. O. me a.
Terte1 by she luIri Judirial nistTitt Court or
The Territory %. uuh, shall expose ~ public
sale. a. the south front door ~ the County
Court House. Che cIty OF Alt Lake, County
of rAlt Laau aud Territory ~ ltau, ou tie litn
day of August i'Ht at % O'Clock m., all The
uEht, ulo, rlnim Auu interest Of tafl q. b.
Nelson, rauIinA 81 nelson. i've wife. j.. -
luirHcr, % IDA %, butcher me- VIE, ", in
ami % inc following rHrrinti real estate
situate, 'ylug aud uulug tn -alt Latu County,
amt described "a follows tuswit. tommeugiuE
Ai point Two 2 rods south from she uofihs
east corner uf Tot G Eht .sf. In biloxi one hun.
Ifru ana tUur ,luN, plat go" san Lake CIV
survey, end running thence suuth cIEuta
one nalf $50 rods theme, west ak ItI rods
thence north eight anu ouc.nalf tsisI rods.
turrrr rtHt sN ItI RODS 90 the place 90 ucuu.
utugt being situated u the CtT Hud tuuuty %
salt Lake. ttAu TERRITORY 20 De sold 40 the
property uf t6u y D.. NuisUn, ia4uua 81.
Nelson. h|a vile .. A. Uuuuyf. anu Ida %.
butcher, h.s wife. af tbo tuiI VI s.. s, Larsen,
IrrHs of uaIH. cash
Nat 81 BRIGHAM. q, n MauhA
1'r JOINS %. IINNutht Deputy Marshal
Dated 90 salt lasc tIiy. July ara. l-J..
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Sarah Kahn, plaintiff.
John n naiau. NaftsUl Dolau Die wife.
AItcrJ Robinson, aud Jane Doe Robinson,
Due W.fH dot uHHufH
1ls r,oni, of 100 Territory Of Utah send
EerIuE tn ighH 80. uuan aud NurolIa
lo'a1. Lt W. 90 A|nst . N1linsln aud Jane
Doe NaI.r .H Dol. wife. uDfrHdRuis.
NruU AM UEgIHN REQUIRED TO au.
I pear Iu Hu action nrHugHt HgHIuHt YOU
nF ilr a.uNr namri pIsIuuuh In Che Instinct
Court ut 800" Itifd iudIUN District nf tHu
Territory o. utaH and O. untwcr the comp a.nt
q 90 luffoIu within Yen days IUHrI usNs - toe
cay ni trrfi.u. aitcf no .CIvi"g uu you u THIS
ssmmuhf ~ served WlIlin lht conhtT Or, q
served out tlIf county, tut iu TIA District.
Wihln twenty dave. utbcIus0 witaiu forty
uHyH=or iadEmnuI uY default viii b taLUu
asainst you, according ~ We prayer Of saii
u arunn De- BROUGHT 90 bow, Judgment
ug.INHi IHtUuIauff liu.uu Ir tlH fuw 10 $3.50.
v ih inigrUst at lu per yout per anuuu nom
with Interest from NaY 4. I.HI. for Ul ~ with
!Htfglt from hay W, i.it, Tor tit H. with be-.
tlrrst from IlHrf 1894. 40 90 prf cent per
olii. Of suit. alIcgci.to bs do on & certain
UfumIHsHff note executed uY drfrudnuts
DO goo 90 plaintiff juug.l W.. Cor 81 o., win
Que and wholly unpui shyu thc alm 0f 1850
interest =auu ucInF secured 10y mortgage %
even date 90 proulsss hereinafter dosriibed
exc uiud by defendants % Ian 90 plaintiff
sHii WUftF Fed premises having brtu. FIuro
execution Of shld nor. gaze, conveyed leo de-
PENDANT Nlh'ri y. huninsUu, subject 90 lien Of
eail mortgage Co have tnu utua decree uf tniH
court Tor the Ha.n NJ said premises. A1IIugiuE
that DE- tCrcdH ~ such sale hH appned in pay.
usut Of an0uuta due a. above that dufcud
ante and ull UCrsuuH claiming under them De
barrel nui iurUrloscd OF all 20 .im ur equity uf
redemption Boz shit prcmIsUsf and Cor other
frleI sad premises arr described ua u.IoWs
O. Wits hll NJ lots numbered from . t1 O. in.
rIuHIfrt ana beng Ill tho lOts comprising
10 enc HuIdiyisiun uf Part ~ bloCE 70, piat
A. tlNr Acre rat nig uu.d survey. oAreptrg
lHi. Do sut 81 of snid subdivision. lll situate DO
salt Lake DItY suu County. tWh.
Ana you 1fr hereby ulUncd that % VOTE fau fn
appear aud answer th0 sult compliant as above
rIIu rud Che HHII rltiutu viii Apply 90 tho
g1ut Tor tnn De- IUf demanded therein.
witness che Hon samuel A, Merritt iui q,
and fhv seal of tho District Court of
Che Third Jude al District. iu aud
|srAtl Tor The IVrfIu OF tttH. Tile Atu
day ufJu|Yl Iu thr year of our Lord
one thousand eight hgudrut aud
ninety four
DAVID a. nUNuAG. CLERK.
by Gro. b. luuvis, Deputy DIc.k
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-26

A. OUpiNANCE ANFNniSG SECTION
~ t of an ordnance entitled IAN uri|.
HHuUs In relation fu tHH -a't llao CITY Water
NHftH. approved HuIy lHt. lsIa
Ue d ordained by tHo tty Council Of salt
ia.y DIiY. i8rr tory ~ JuH, that section of
Son 90 tur ra.t i4tc tty wstrrvorsF.H ap.
proved July IHt lsIl. and Ihe same Ia hereby
amend . ur adding ai me vud of saii section
Provided tHut 100 40 cases where tbcro Is but
once service Pic o. any buIdiug that The
al water used in or anuut tnt said building
supplied through said pip0, aui upon failure
90 pay tho same nr nuY o. "a thereof the
treasurer u salt lato titr d hereby author.
lfad and directed 90 turn The water or from
said building a. provided iu tuo ordinance 90
which thls Hu amendment
THIS ordnance Go %. Fl rIrrt aud be- 300 force
from aud after fH approval
Passed uy Che cts Council Of salt lake City
TERRITORY % tUh July HIH. 1924, aud referred
% % uA"kMAN, cay Recorder
Approved Ius Tue lllb DAY Of julY. a, %,
o. =. BASINS. Mayor
TrHguoUr or UTAH
try ana Count. OF Salt lake
lt.Il. UBrkmHn. rCrut1rr |u Hui f1r said
city. to hereby certify that the above and fore
HliuE 10 a fuI, tfuu and rect rlUy ul au
ordinance passed by 90 CITY Council ~ salt
Inkr civ. Territory ui Utah July l0ih, 1894.
and approved lu'F uH. lrft uutllni "Au
ordinance amending section ui Do OF Hu uriiu.
w1rkH approved July Doc, l.ll, us appear uf
ln witness whereof l.Hays burruuto got any
hand uuu H1 .Hi tlr corporate Hra 90 sHIt
Lake titr. lH.H tho l..n day OF July A. %. lsIt
IsIAtI Co. 10, hAthIAN, CIV re, order
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mARsHAL's SALE.

DURfIANr 10 AZ ORDER or SALE
aud foreclosure 90 wU directed by The
nsirirt ~ urt OF the thIr1 Judicial nisIiot
~ Che Ne. Itury % Utah. shall rtpnso at pub.
Ilr far Ht the ff0.t door " 900 County Court
ii1usr IH thu City ~ salt lAte. County o.
sAlt "a y aud TcuIturg OF tlah. on the sth
day NJ August l.9t - Igu'clOgE m an The
right title, claim aud interest Of 4. . Ross
and Mary NJ Hoes or 10 Aud o. the following
described real estate situatt, lying aud being
iu tt.sko tity. sat laSo County, Territory
OF uuh, aud described 90 follows, turwlt.
Part ~ lot eight, .-I, block tftY.sN tt5l,
Plat on, sat Lake Guy survey, more pArticu-
Iurly dosCrugu - f0'loNs, tn.wltH Commend.
ing Ht the slutheAt curuor ~ SAID lot cIEut ~.
thence north forty foct, thence sefg one hun,
bred ana tIAty i've ttur, thence souh t1rty
feet, thencc east ono hundred aud sixty. nVe
feet O. tha place % beginning 10 % sold DO
the properly OF l.. q, ksts aud Mary a. Ross
II tuc suit " J.. T.. baughHm.
Terms NJ saIC, rtsh.
SAT A. BRIGHAM.
q. s, MarsuaL
hy !. -. 1IuNuSE, Deputy NArshaL
&. W 1hrLuth r'If's. Attorney
Dated salt Lase u.lT, July I5tu, l5ll
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Aud Boo accordance with Che Jaw aut tie
order uf ihu Board NJ Directors made Uu ne
l.ff DAY Of May, lali, ru macy hhaTra OF each
paroles m aiurL nH may uu necessary will IU
nearrrt National hanN building sails lusr
t|tYt ltNH, on Thursday July lHin. lTHt. 90 o.
DD|ur. ~, tu pay The delinquent HaHrsanruL
expense 1f sale.
ISAAC JENNINGS. sccg
ny order of doe Board ~ DIi1atlfs OF the
bUfflT hnnr tumuanU che above sale Ia
p0ttp1noa uuul Monday, July Oh, ~ utlt
O'Clock noon, 90 ODE urlrU ut iUU srrrrta b,
room o. ussCrut National ian uuluug.
L-L.L- ~ ! LL.un 40
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SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

NORGE Us HEREBY GtyEN THAT
~ tptuhl meeting uf fuo st1rtholdtfa Of
$40 rampH % Mining company viii Dc held al
iht tcutlAI once uf thu fAI1 company 10 80
Il South ON tHsf Temple MANI street In
go Take tiift ltal Territory. f1f the election
NJ uusirtt aud un' rra OF said company on
lnufH'hy. July $500. a. 10. IL, commencing
1t u'g.gtk e. in ana closing 90 q O'Clock b.. ni.
Of sud DAY hud date. Transfer b0uks ~ tho
company will De- closed ON saturday. IuIy litf.
D. q sud opened uu saturday, july lslu. IsI
Tine reason why ihia special meeting BE- called
ls au.c ilg aunual meeting day ~ mo
hln' thuIiefs uf full COMPANY HH uKod UY the
ARTICLES ~ Incorporation BE- July slth ~ thIs
ear aud ihi' daY hrlna "a loHAl holiday In
I Cab t H'H tist therefore this special mtttIna
becomes urUuaHafy.
g. Is. GltClMsr. Vice rrcsidsut
~. q, SMITH, Assistant Secretary.
LL---L ---- IN. NM L-L---- Lu-. mn L---L
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NOTICE. 10 CREDITORS.


IIIETI N Ammo VUItTNU0l- UUIUlfTU
NOTICE l- uEnTUN GIVEN UH THE
~ uudurhiEuDNt executor ~ The estate
of Annie Underwood, dUcrH.0d, 10 tnC rruIl'
tors 90 amt 900 persons having claims UEaIua.
tho rBIl deemed. 30 exhibit them with tho
necessary NuuChgr, within ton month"; after
ihu Urat publication % This uu.ico, 60 tuD HbfI
executor Ht 80 ss toufutuuOn building, salt
Lake tity,lB ODE County of sAt Lake, q tab
TERRITORY
ALEXANDER o. EDWARDS.
ENurulHr o. tH0 Estate oi Annie Underwood,
deceased.
IHuHi0r.
m-L.LL--L nm I-lL
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In the Probate Court LOO and COS saIt Lac
County leut0ry OF Utah
In tho matter ~ the estate Of JacsJ BAL,
deceased.
NOTICE II uEREnY GiyEy THAT
~ CAtneTuu huI administratrfN Of She
estate Of jacob lial deceased, has
rendered Cor settlement, and h'od 100 Haii
gIur, her luAI account " her naturalization
Uf eali estate aud petition Tor uaa ~
uihuuon ut tho residue ~ sau estate
amuul Che Iun1na entitled thereto. aud
that Iruuuay. tau .u1 day OF August A. ~.
ltit,at DO o'uIUcla m.,at ilr Court Room u slid
Court boz thn County Court House, SAT- Lake
CIV aud County, Utah Territory, has been
iuly appointed bg she Jutg0 ut HalI Court, Tor
me settlement Of sHid account aud hearing
said petition Tor distribution 40 which TINE
and place any pCuou interested Doc said estate
may appear and show cause. any there IU.
why aHIh hCruuut should NOT De settled and
approved aud lnal distribution made AZ prayed
Cor.
dated July llif. iGL
~. y. MELODY.
NlcTk OF Probate Court
~ q. b. INrK Deputy CLERK.
MAuuIII. a ApAWb. AtturuUYf.
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DENVER & RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF The WORLD
The only line running two
Through Fast Trains daily I
LEADVILLE,
ASPEN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND DENVER
EFFECTIVE APRIL %, 1894.

Train No. leaves Ogden 700 am,
Salt Lake sos am, arrive az Pueblo
6I5 M, Colorado Springs 1854 am,
Denver 1880 aim.
Train No. leaves Ogden 7.g1 pm,
Salt Lake a.sS pm, arrive a. Pueblo
Tg5 pm, Colorado Springs 500 PM,
Denver 1880 pm.
Connoc ions made at Pueblo, Colorado
Springs aud Denver with all lines east
hlegAul day coaches, chair cars and Pull
man sloopuTs ON all trains. Take The
ID. a II, q, ami have comfortable trip
aud enjoy the dnosg scenery on lhe con-
linOnL
A.. +. HUGHES, s. X. HOOPER,
Traiiic Manager, G., 4. & r. A.
Denver, Colo. Denver, Colo.
ID. g. NEHISs,
General Agent,
salt Lake City, "a
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CITY POUND NOTICE.

NOTICE ~ UEWtHY GIVEN THAT {
y vii soil 40 pubic suction, 90 ly pound.
uu The sud usH OF August 49, at ht hour ul
Do Ir.. ono black mare with one Whiu hind
loot sni Wart ON ear ALSO Que BLACK mars
j. j, GILMORE, cry PouRdEespsr.
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LkaAI NOTICE.
In the Probate Court, m ard for san L.k,
COUNTY. IorrIlorY 81 uiah.

NvAhAIt AeffNory OF ltah.
In the Matter OF the Estate Of uona,hs,
Earl deceased.
NOTICE rs uEaEBY GIVEN THAT
~ Harry W Bari tud Joseph w. FarI al.
miuiaifat0fa OF The estate Of jonsthan Ear
deceased. has rendered Tor settlement aud
l!ed 300 aaiu court, their funl account
~ lCir administfauon Of SAID 81.
ute cod petition Tor Gual datrbuton
or iho residue 10 SAID estate anouF ne
persons entitled thereto. and that Tuesday. lie
lNh laT 90 August. s. u. 100, A. DO O'clock
q ms 90 Toe uuuft Room OF sad Court Iu
iho C0un Court House. salt iake tity AMI
''unV. Utah Territory, has bceu duly ap.
pointed by the Judge % SAD court. Cor ths
aelIement % SAID account and hearing SAID
peuu1n for distribution a. which time ana
pace any person interested Boz sam estate MAY
srpeaf aud show cause II any there he, Why
sall account should not Be srt' 20 sad W.
proved uud lnh lisiubutipu made AZ prayed
baicl July lltb. A. DISC
VI " utION DIdrk Of Probate Court
ny . Ihth, deputy.
.. llrHD Attorney.
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A. go james. earah r. Jnnes, hato 90 ugorsc
ugruI. l. "a. Hodge, Jonulg j. sutton. thc
Commercial National h1lk ia corpora
NUu. ~. 8. hcturnick, Guardian, 600
state Hauk ~ ttah .a corporation. aud
frank o. Hiatt defendants.
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Tho propie 81 the Territory % utah send
cfyUNuF 10 q. VI. james -ar4h o. james,
hli0 -t George lofini T. No. Hodge, jennie D,
.utUu Che Commercial NHUunHI Bank Ia coz.
UuHu0uI. W. b. MuJ0uIUE. guardian. che
-lafe UluL of Utah tl c1uHrlHHuI, aud rluh
l. uIutt. defendant.
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT.

Delinquent Notice. Thu Duiuy Mining Co.
Location Of principal place OF bus.nets. salt
Lake CITY, ttah
Location ~ works. White Pine County Nevada.
NOTICE THERE ARE DELINQUENT
~ upon the fnl owing described ttIga on
o. count ~ utsrasmout levied on tht ilst day
Of Nhy, ls1i. mo several Amouuis Get opp0.
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-hg rgruIr Uf the lcrutory o. Utah send
UCUlue. 4H NIluum HufEe MlIF o..
hufte. Die wife. Edwhfd Pepper Sic
NDHIa0 ~. stern. Catherine B.. Dyer.
fIHrr NTi.e1. tai1n Ndu0ua. Nant. %
rl|t .laH lItY. q Uurp1rfuuL, Edward o.
MIrH. trustee Tor 10. %. scott 10. %
sU0lY aHt 80, q. huf1fi, o, W. TAYLOR and
rH..U NTU.kyr, doing business under the
.uHu. of iromuutlp -t0uE company,
Defendant
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Nrur fUl ilUEuY REQUIRED no Az.
! U.Hr HI HH nHUIu brought against NHI UF
NH Allows uHm.I platinum il enc District tluU
oi ,he lu.ri lHN"..u nI-,rgt ", iue iyuuYu
p.ItHg u.HI f.u.H.a rI..u ,"H dave IrFtIU.Ist
Of lh' Jay ". ..f'..e .ii'. i1g orrirt oa Nuu
dlsuiHl v.iUu tHrH.. I4Et. olHtrF,sr wltHIn
Cor dHIH .r JUDGMENT .f ...lu'. WOO Do.
iaAen aEalaht foi' a..9rii.s t1 tHupIssor VI
rH,tal cotton urunsUt Ia have o. decree "
t|ia court iuI 'Hu i..". H.lrU u. UTItaU
90. - alA -tni,mdsr Nt.. o.. uu1l uium.
IHUH ffst hereinafter H.H.I. .I. ..fuu tp Secure
payment Uf certain |H1U HH.rF note, uNn.
yu,ct 10. la.I i.t'ulHul lp HaI a.. b. Tara.
alter Gull, with nt.is.i from UaUHiy atIu
ptr cont pul Anuuut HI'1 .ci0 being due and
uupa1, save interest tI IuIF tf sHI aud
NufIi H.". ls1.s atII note .HI H.HIsHaI having
been duIF Hs.EUCl 60 p.AIHfH. which I. uun
haufg Igga released ION ou,rltiaa' 6i sa'd
morris q. being fur premises secondly herein.
after described o. have amount Uf HaId
Owing O. Mr. Geo. W. s'gfu. secured oH sh.u
premrcf Oh have AZ uricf uf solo iu usual
form tn r. Ia1 amount u.rt 60 uIHInUHt ami tor
other rficii $50 moriEssa1 premises are
UeHtIHUu HH fuIuwH. Go We. Commencing at
~. r0fHcfo of I1t d. bIoea 20. pIat a. FAN
Latc 'lN survey. funnlhE lcn.r raft r1
co. N.tli. uNflN laa rect lNNU.r WrHl HI
fftU H0Uyr south iii feet t1 NgE ming. faId
recessed promises hro described IH follows
q HmWrurlug Ht pliut taH i1rt UuaI Hr south.
WH.t corner of SAIL Iut ., ruuuIuE thence rast
0 feet tnUuUC uufth 90. feet thence west BOO
feet. thence FDu.h ll teUt Co hrHuuIne. also
] commencing HtA point lah feet UaHI and rods
HuuiN ul northwest corner Ul sHII IuE N.ruuutug
] thence JaHt Oh feet. thence south lII feet
] thence wrfifI fees, thence north Ifl feet Do
I UrEIuuira, situate boo -aIt tako tiy aud
] County. ttau ana you arc hereby uutIneI
/ that 70 you TAFT 90 appear aud auHuUr she said
amended complaint ua above required. thr
taid o. niuul ulIl apply 20 tho court Tor roller
demanded therein.
| Wines. tfe HIn, sAmucl A. Merritt, judge.
and thc zeal OF mo DIstrrf Court I'll
che Third Judicial District iu and Tor
fsEALl tUt IUult.TY % tnu. this tth DAY n
June, Iu thr year ~ our Lord one
thousand cight hundred aud ninc,y.
four
DAVID &. DUNBAR. CLERK.
NV tTu. NJ 1uHWTH. nHUufV tIHHL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-26

Ana in arrotdancs with Law aud an order
% tuU uuhru % Trustees nads on The above
date, s1 many tharts % each parcel OF such
stuCt HH may be nerrHuurNl Will be sofa AZ
room No. 80 Consultation hunulng. salt LAKE.
city, Utah. a. the hour OF u'clucg y. M, on
the 4uth day OF August islt. ~ pas Delinquent
ustcsawen's. toEether with costs ~ adyurts.
ihg aud expense Vi sale.
" ). BURTON. Seq.
July 20. lsYt.
y =. Payment may he made 10 a. A
0ilbF, treasurer. room No 80 Joustitutlon
building, SAT- Lake Guy. Utah.