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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
silver CItI cold ana silver NIu.ng Co.. ul.urI
Ull place Uf huauCHf. salt laku
CITY, Utah

NOTICE IS uEULuN DIyIN THAT
y alta meeting of fhc Hoard OF Directors
Hr.d lu iHu stH DAY of Mafth. 300. an asHrHa.
mont uf uurstruil uf 10 cont per share we
levied upon tur capital ftDrk ~ che corpora.
TON, payable uu Uf before tHr iil day of April
1924. "a iuu arrrui1rya Office, al Mcconnell
UIuIkY salt Lobe lY, Utah
Any HiHgl upon which HHii HH.taHmHnt may
r0mHin uuuHIu uu the tNtu flU uf fUII. leo
HuaI become delinquent aut HU iINDTIIfUu ior
HilH aud unIUHH payment b. made NUIurr. viii
be- cod 90 UuUIIr auction Un saturday. Che atth
dHY Of April lsll NJ . u'cusl U.maHf tHo once
ui thg secretary, fu pay tlv delinquent HHHUfH.
expenses nl HIIU.
ily order " one Hoard Of uroror
q, T. rEUkEs,
Hrrrgiays
Salt iato CITY. Utah. March sth, ir1l
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RLUard
F0u
Excellence.
10 TIM
PUTNAM
HOT IuusEp ANu
-'A.eaa---uAMMEH roiNrED uOGsn
NAILS.

t;ho Worlds columbian Exposition
a, Chicago. a medal aud diploma vord-
cd. "supramo excellence In material.
method ln manufacture, and quality Of
finished product. o.aglIcry aud smooth
ness combined with holding power Ia
clluch. Il allows tho use u very amall
nails"
There ~ nothing beyond auurfmc excellence
nor De- there amy tninE goWufsui in horse nall
except the material FROM wui.u 10 D. made,
"lhu method It Manufacture" aui quAIil ni
nuHhrd product rutuum Nails uF thelr
"oiIauyIiY." riyo slightly tl Ihr CNpautlpn aud
roHtfHC. uu 80 she boot wHNU 600 uofrr o. ih
notion UY thor HrmUuinutHh.' d. DOT cu
larsr IIu mail nNya Iu 600 tHut while Wrlf
"funruiuv excellence Boo holding power ln
She UIurU' UuaulUI tnrm t1 bod 800 shoe pa
tNH NarItHt service until worn QUE
n tla 'ufr 20 email nhIlF iarE0 hnica ere
avoided and money saved tl tlo Hmius
Thus 10 VIII uo soon shat iuu uH0laH Uf NC
NuF'dH COLUMBIAN ltuotIuHn recon %
what qualities 10 tgmAko up a 5000 N.ttg nlH
suh that only the "futuau' contains tAtm al-
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Tho rc1rIo o 90 IoWII1 o. Jah I5hd

h'N.fff ~. % IHlN..H 81 n D N'|N|H htMiHN
Marshal, Angus 49, Mcdonald, Defendants.
The People Of Wg Ioma1 OF uuh send
10 FOULS q. RuHaa aui Jane Doc Eul,
llE DIE Nlfr. rlu name uHN tHWu Co
plauud william Uarlo bod MARY ngrtc hH
uNcf, Alma llaEur W. q Mcdonnell, M.r
iirkUH, Aaron hu#UI, ~ % liufuIi, J. W
Taylor hrursu Iu"Hyr. j W sullivan, N.i
lirswm o. b. Marshal. Ilngua h Mcdonald,
NTou AnE HEREBY INQUIRED TO
II uUurar boo Hu NlNHH uI.usUi n .HInHt fuu
~ She above named u.Huuu ln ihg l.ir.t
TyfngHH. 0f Utah and II answer tHr comp a.Hl
ned therein vItHIu ttH days .t... u.Hr e.. 600
day of HgriIeUI after tH1HyNI. 0u lgl OF t1is
tsmmuus-Ilagwgi within iHh COUNTY %, Z
sHrtuu UHt 90 IHI. county, Hui BOD inc DO .H.cf,
wtuu twenty HHfH' 90. ..WI.r william tory
dlyH-0s lHaEmnnt Joy l"..lIi Nl.l Pc tAala
HfHHst 1Uu according go unWa]sf OF taii
iGt'a'i action Hbnaabl God. H.gc decree
" gu. l.ar. lH.4i 900. N.lsl.N lpog
ant IHu.. D. tHNH. tl PLAN. i, Au.uath, 20,
tIHH. fH. ... Un.I. tour I.T HlH q. HIrhI WIN
IuIUHHsr fIHm WHIuUiE 90 p |II cont utt month";
uutr. u. uu uI b.. with uiurost
thereon UHu ... dsIH 40 gul cent per
mmt. aHl u. Indictment ior costs 0t
HHr..l.. HUH. . ..rI1'I ulHrtHf 100 certain
ur....U. hereinafter IU.HrHoI. executed Uf
flu .HHlE IH plaintiff. 90 have dUIuuu4nti
HUHt..H0f lH.W turutrrHuful lDrguIusyI
uf a. U.HI ur equity ut redemption
Boo ...I premises. lhlI Htwn Iu HHII Iul
ruH... I. HuH Huoi of polio I..un Hs provided
bib .aH. H.Hf mort HUH1 nrnum mentioned De- If
..HHHI . HIUI IUU upon taI1 uHriaH.rt PRONE
I.J#.HUH. Drtun.Y Go trs. Huunat of James
Thompson, uf poo, tn hove "HWU responsible
person appointed NH receiver li HIiI UrtmiHtH
UUu1iHg IHH action, ana fn" inCr ruIuti HaIl
ur.m'. 0H HrU described aH follow. iu WItH Com,
Wuu"nH De- ltUtH from HW. ruN." ONNr street,
fHUuUg OIL tow lime of land belonging l1 Juhl
Young usatu. 20 Or u.s. iHut. thence q. 40 tDtl
49, tYuHt ut building un O. al0 lf CONNER
U.al street thence A. .IfUuf lu beginning. HIlua
atu boz raIl Inht COS and tuuuy, l. Cab,
Andyou 1rU hUrulI notified tlHt % you faI
to HpprIr aud answer tHy taiu complaint sr
above required. tHr asll UIuuu1 VIII amply tU
tur tuur. Gov tHU roller demanded therein.
WtuyHH. tEy lluu HaWgu. A. Merritt Judge,
auI tHu 900. uf IHU District Uurt ul ono lNHl
Judicial District 100 aud fur tht IHruIHr UI
ItHH. tHI. l..I dos ui February. In Iur scar HI
our lord one thousand uEHt hundred aaI
is.tIi DAVID o. DUNLAP
tIuIh
IA ono ID. LOuuIs. DEPUTY U'Urs.
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shoemaker. Oh. % Mluhrwa. and Elt
iaaCliy Corporation, Defendants,
Gua People of iac Territory Of uah ,cnd
f,gHu. 20 lgt,p1 20. smith, iig.ygea y;
ltlHt" CITY CORPORATION
N'uu ANr uL.IrN uEurlUrp To AZ.
pgaf boo au action brought HaaIHHt y0u By
Wt hnuhu NlWUl Iauu1 lu tHH District luurt
ut lhr imrt lgiI..N iittroJ of 500 Territory
~ lah, aud iu lu.wcr thn 0uWUlut h.yi
therein within son dave fcgC'uu,r 1I che dnv
ui "unIrU| utirr tuU service Ola YuI % thls
summons % served w.ihiu thiH ruuufyi o. 70
served uut lf iNis county, Uut iu thIs DISTRICT
within twenty days nthrrulsc Wiihiu forty days
s-ur Judgment ny default will bu taken against
yuu, according 90 'hc prayer % said complaint
ihu sald acton BE- brought % have JUDGMENT
hFllntt defendant. Joseph d. smith,in the cum
uI $500, with interest ffnm fcb. 70, lslt, NJ 10
percent per nnuuw, Tor 500 attorneys fct and
pfumlstory note. executed hy SAID defendant
g. UiaiuIu. Aug "a. lsit, fUr 81 So with interest
o. Do pee cent pee annum sane being Que and
wholly uuUaid ave interest 90 lOD, "a, lsll,and
being secured hV % mortgage OF even date on
premises hereinafter described, executed by
defendant smith Co plniuun 90 have claims "
pIaiuuu'a lien 20 have said mortgage fore
C.lsOu aud sAld premises aold, and proceeds
applied boz payment Of amounts due a. above .
that defendants hu barred aud fDtccl0sUi u All
/ r.aIm of Interest iu said premises, that PLAIN.
600 have general execution Tor any uns
pait balance and Tor other relief .
toWIt' tho h. % ~ Joe 0, block Dr., plat ~"
salt Lalo ely surrey, commencing % thu
= o. corner % s..i 20 ani running thence s.
Do rode thence ~. Do rods thence r., DO rods,
aud thence O. Do rods % beginning, situate Ia
salt Lake CITY aui County ttah trr.tou,
Aud you arc hereby nouacd that % YOU tail
Co appear aud answer the said complaint ~
above required, tho said plaintiff will Apply 20
tHC Court fof Iho relief demanded therein.
witness thc lien samuel A. Merritt. judge,
ana tho zeal % the district court N
tho Ihfd Judicial nIstfirI in and
IsTAL l Tor ihn Territory OF Utah, this ist
day 10 March, boz tho year " our
lord one thousand CiFlt hundred
aud ninety four,
DAVID e.. DUNBAR, tlsrk,
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In the Probate Court. In and Cor Said fsto
County, Territory NJ Unh
iu The matter Of Cue estate of lohu Vs.
Kerr, deceased.

NDfFf NN.N N"|u.
NOTICE. "a HEREBY GIVES THAT
y enables ". BENNETT Tom d. rt ard
81. afrca ~. lIu. eNCCIiHra % o.. Doe. U.I .rl
trftamHrt of John 49, hgTf It."#.DI. HH.u
rendered Tor FINAL srttpmrnt unI U.fI IU.l.U
count hUIf uual account of Ugm UIuufTH.
tom ~ HHld estate aud petition for fnI I..
iII.u. inn ul thC rasiiIc 10 HH'I estate among
tUU ucfHIus entitled thereto. arI IIHi WtIu.
Hat. Che ilth DAY uf hprI a. u I.I.I II
O'Clock H. m., Of tIp court room Hf HHH .IHf..
Iu fhU County Court li.u.u. -ai. laaH GEO. .UI
County ltHh TERRITORY, uw boon duly nr.
pointed NF tho iudgo OF HiiI .UHfI N.| IHu
HctUrmUut OF aHId account uUI HDa.r. .HII
urHHuH Cor distribution. DO wN.H UHH .UI
place any ucfsun iutUrgHfrI Don ...I estate UaU
HUurar aud show Cause, % uuU shore Doc. WHE
HHIu account HhUUII not Ur HUiUUI aHI OBJ.
proved aud Hnal distribution mlIr .s prayed
dated March iim i-Hi.
o. " NTfUY.
C.of. 20. .fI Probate Court
Nv O. o. faNN. n"UH."
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GIVE US WORK

To enable us 70 put some idle men
10 work, We have decided to disrc.
gard profits and lay hutcIass
Asphaltum work as follows. which
Is very much below the real value,
and every dollar Is paid TO Utah
workmcn;
Garden walks. yards I nc
and tennis courts. w 50. TT.
sidewalks, etc, ~ nc
in., isil G; o.. IN, lD
Alley work. etc. DEC
iu., zoc. o inches, 81
Warehouse. stable and DsC
cellar floors, is'i TO %
Road work. etc. at equally low prices
Our Asphaltum is not slippery In
winter, does not hugt the eyes in SUM
mcr, and is Ear superior 10 the best
cement work ever laid.
We hope everyone wall file their
orders with as NJ once for 40 they can
afford TO do, and while saving money
for themselves, help to furnish labor tot
the needy
We will take part Of the pay In store
pay that uur workmen can use on a
cash basis.
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EAGLE Gate @iqar~--4a'''

Is the only clear Havana hlled Cigar
made and sold in Salt Lake City for ten
cents straight. We do and can Afford 10
put better tobacco IN our cigars than
other manufacturers who worE and sell
to the middlemen, as we work ana sell
for the consumer direct
p. S.-lust received another consign
ment Of those beautiful photographers.
Bougucreau's "ln Cupid's Realm AN
those who we're disappointed DO getting
their picture during the lasl two days
can now receive them. Outside parties
can secure this art gem by enclosing $50.
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our big pipe sale IS now on. For this
week only wc will sell Vienna Mere'-
chlum pipes At SSc apiece. about what
the cases are worth, We viii remind
the public that our stock Of pipes IS the
largest, best, and cheapest IN the CITY,
Our prices are 20 10 So per cent less
than any Of our competitors.
We claim that the
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suMMoNs.

ilo District Court, 90 and Tor iho Third 10.
ulCial uHtrirtui tun Territory, County
90 salt Lake
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DELINQUENT AsarssNrNr

Delinquent uaugc-ss,,f 'unna and MIlilE
tHnuauH
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u % NANN. tgI.rI Agent
I Rooms s1anI.l tulmCr lu. .....slt IlEc,
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ia tc matter U. .Ha I...r u. ..a.lra iisa.
.UH. Deceased.

i1 uO Probate UHHH. I aGI door, .lt IHLl
county, I.HiN..uI laH.
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Notes and PersonaIs.

Much speculation as to the successor
Of VIM. Shyum, late general foreman
Of the Outafio mine, IL going the
rounds, but the general impression h
that James Kuily will be the man.
The Ontario tunnel twas started ana
completed by him, and u better man
could not be selected.
II. G. Chambers has been Ia this
Park oil the week paying of the men
at the Ontario and DAILY mines,
distributing nearly forty thousand dol.
lars, Tho Silver King aud Anchor
companies paid on on the ION INST,
aud thus the people have money for
their Christmas uses.
The Weber Comedy company have
been nmuslng the people for the paai
week at the Opera house anu their stay
Ii billed for two weeks longer.
The remains OF Thomas McLAnc, the
cook ut the Superior mine who was
caught In the severe storm Of last sun
day and was frozen to death, were
taken TO Salt Lake Monday 10 DO laid
away. Several OF his Park CITY friends
accompanied the remains 10 salt Lake.
Edward Collier, tho man who used
tho BILLIARD cue with fatal results over
tho head Of VIM. Watson, was bound
over 10 tho grand jury In default Of
$1,000 bail. Marahai Weber took him
W tho pcnilontiary Monday afternoon.
a carload Of copper wire for the new
electric light plant arrived during the
week, and linemen are busy putting
this same IN place.
The railroads have not been bothered
much with snow yet this winter, aud
all trains arc running through on
time.
Howell, Walter Scott, j.. q. Wi.
| hanson ana w. V. Rice were passen-
| gers 10 Salt Lake Thursday night, to
DO present at the banquet OF the Mys-
tic Shrinerp, which took place nj the
Masonic hall.
Mrs. David Keith aud Mrs. Thos.
ktarna were visiIora 70 sall Lake dur.
ing the week.
The city IL protecting the dwelling
houses on the steep hill sides from
snowslidea by erecting snow fences
which will reduce the danger very
much. WIN.
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PROVO.
Provo, UTAm, DEC. u, 1894.
A Fruitless Search.

Deputy Marshal Fowler and SHERIFF.
Brown, Belnap and Carter returned
last evening from two weeBg sehroh
In the San Raphael mountains nitei
Kofford and Nickel, the murderefs OF
Sheriff Burns. They were unable 10
discover the hiding place OF the Tug
itivos, but are Satisfied they are some.
where In the mountains. 5heri II
Brown says the formation OF the
country ia such that II koiiord and
Nickel want 10 stay there they eau DO
40 without any danger OF bting cap
tured, 90 long az thoy have friends VINO
will furnish them supplies, as IL now
being done.
A brother OF Nickel is now In that
country with n sheep herd. He said,
In speaking OF his brother, who was
shot In the wrist and back nj the time
Burns was killed, that he suffered
great pain from his wounds for u time
after tue shooting, and that hia hand
was not well, by any means, ct THIS
time.
The officers found several places
where the fugltives had cAmped, and
learned that after their last visit IN
search Of the murderers they (hoiiord
and Micke) had spent some time
around Ferfon aud Paradise. There
are now frequent falls Of snow In tho
country, and THIS, together with the
sheep, soon ObliteratCa any tracks maze
by horses and men.
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Edwin Hnlden,s Funeral.

Tho funeral OF Edwin Holden, who
died on the llth, was held ycstcrdny
IN the Fourth ward assembly room.
The following brethren spoke briefly,
referring to the faithful LAHORE OF the
decreased. Elder David john, Bishops
j, L.. Booth aud Alexander dillespic,
Elders ]. j. Fuller, 5. 5. Clun, George
w, Geo, John q. Jones and Andrew
Watson. There was large attend
nuce.
Elder Holden was born In Massa-
ohusetls ON the 9Th Of june 1907. He
became n member Of the Church OF
Jesus Christ Of Latter.dsy Saints In
La Harpe, Hancock county, Missouri,
IN 1887. From that time TO has been
identified with the Church. lilo was
ono OF the body guard Of the Prophet
Joseph In Nauvoo. In lb52 lac emil
grated to Utah and has resided 10
Provo since that time, and has been
identified with the development OF the
city from that time. lie was al ono
time chief Of police. AZ the time Of
his death he was the senior prefiient
OF the Forty.nith quorum OF Sovontiee,
and died Ia full faith In the ptlnclplus
OF ths Gospel.
He has been an invalid for about
fifteen years, but II was not tai about
four weeks before his death that he was
confined 10 his bed. He died nj tho
home OF his son, Giles Holden, whore
he has resided since the death OF his
wife In 1887.
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hauling ore down and supplies NJ, and
IL is estimated that during tue past
week more ore has been delivered 10
the sampllng mill than In any previous
week for nearly two years. All OF
which indicates that the mines are
pushing on with their work.
Az the Daly.West active work IL
going on In the setting up Of the foun.
dalton for the new air compressor and
hoisting works, anu a large force of
men Is kept busy at this work. MI
DAILY has been IN camp all week super.
Intending this work, and also In pay.
ing of tue men Tor November The
road to the Daly.west IL now In better
condition than over before, aud ndvan.
tago IL being Iakcn Ot this 10 get al
the heavy machinery up 10 the mine,
. Work ut the Alliance is being pushed
along rapidly, and MIR. rrewook is con-
fidont that before many days The orc
vein which he lie after will be reached.
Capt. Ruttou, one OF the heavy own
ers Of the Alliance, arrived In the Park
Thuuday.
h David Keith aud Thos. Kcrns have
arrived from their Inspection Of mines
In Idaho, nuj declare that Park cry
mines are tue bosl In the country yet.
The hogan company 10 actively at
work, aud In a very short tine
the new holtting plant viii be
In operation. a large amount Of
Began stock was sold during the week
Mt good price, aud the director u the
company Will hold meeting on the
l7th inst. TO decide on what further
Improvement are required NJ the
mines, % that active work can be-
continued.
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DURsUAET TO An ORDER or SALE
Il 10 me directed by tho Third District
Court. 0t tue Territory NJ Utah, 1 shall expose
ht public sale. ~ the west front door Of the
county courthouse iht tho new city and county
buudlngl, 10 the cliy Of salt Lake, county
OF salt Lake and Territory Of uuh, on tho
2llh day OF december 1874, al 10 O'Clock M ,
all the right title, claim and interest NJ
Elizabeth q, " lekcrsham and TurnerA, WICKER,
sham ut, 90, am 90 the following described
real estate, situate, lying and being M RAFT
Lake Cliy and County, aud described Hs fol.
lowe, tn-wtts
Commencing Ht tho northeast corner of lot
0ipht lsl, h'oek fuycuy'two til, Mat ~"
sat Lake CITY survey, and running ihonc0
souhcrly one hundred and seventeen lllI
feCt, thence westerly seventy tl2l feet
thoncu noUhcrly one hundred anu seventeen
lll1l feet, thence unstury soyouN two tt4 foot
90 tho place OF beginning, Together with "a
perpetual right Ot way over a roadway on the
bouth side OF said above described property.
10 be- SOLD a. tho property Of Elizabeth 4, WICK.
ershim and TuruerA. Wickerblam az the suit
OF Charles stUCse ct nL
Terms OF sale cash.
NAT ~. BRIGHAM, U. 8. Marshal,
by l. L. ARCHER Deputy Marshal.
Dated December 9Th, ls9i.
bAwrER a PUrNAAi, Attorneys for Plaintiff
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DuRsuANT To Az ORDER or SALE
Il and decree ~ foreclosure 90 me directed
by the Third Judicial District Court OF tho
Territory uf Utah, 1 hhAll expose al public
sale NJ tho west front daor OF the County
Court House in tho city OF salt Lake, County
OF salt Lake and Territory Of Utah, on the gnd
day OF January, isli, At " O'Clock m, all tho
Ught, title, claim aud interest Of Thomas Mo-
Eyoy, Alytra u, Mckyoy, George A. Livingston,
Aiyirh McEyny, Della n, hcEyuy, Pat Mo-
tyoy. The Driver Mercantile Company 10 cor
p0rauonl, Edwin 4. Rich, doing business a.
the Peoples Forwarding Company tdwin ~
itch. samuel b. Walker, Ttustoe, Alvin Nc
Eyoy, George A Lowe, hcla T. steele, George
W. Crouor, aud n y, Jones, GO partuors doing
business under the frm name ot stoulo q CON.
Tauy, and John y, hodsOn, o. IN, ana 20 tue
following describe Real Estate situate, lying
nud heng in snlt Lake County, ana described
Heing a portion " lot six t6) IN blosk seven.
teen 40, plat "a b" salt Lake city survey,
more particularly described a. follows, 70 VIII
commencing siK ltl rods south OF ihe north
east corner ~ SAID lot aud ruuninE thence
south four (il rods, thence west Ten 40 rods,
thence north four 90 rods, thence oass ten tl0l
rods 10 the place u beginning. Onutainiug
forty square rods NJ ground A. plated m plat
"a. b" ~aIt LHtc Cliy survey, Utah Territory,
10 DO sold a. tho properly OF lhomha
McGYOy AlyrA ". MCENuv ana GEORGE A.
LiynFston. az Me suit OF l.. II. Sutton.
'' " ' NAT 81. BRIGHAM.
u, s, Marshal
by JoIN u. CuMuuCK,
neputy Marshal
Dated salt Lake city, December 10Th, 1874
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SUMMONS.


Sarah Kahn, plaintiff,
John " Dolan, marcella Dolan bis wife,
Albert ,. Robinson. and Jane Doe Robinson,
bio wife defendants.
greeting h Joha N. Dolau and Marcoila
Uoian biz wife. Albert " Robinson and Jane
Doe Robinson, his wife, defendants.
XvOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO Az
pear IN IN action brought against YOU
Court OF the Third Judicial district OF tho
tsrntory Of Utan aud 90 answer tho complaint
: ed therein within ten days (eaclutiys 20 the
say Of ncfuccl after the service on y0u Of this
sainmOni-if served within the conhtY; or u
ssvod out uf thla county but IN tAie DISTRICT,
eithin twenty iaysi othcivise Wlikin forty
lays-er Judgment BY default win " tAkoa
s ,sa,si.s Io0' '''''ei's" '''''A5' 'f''id
The saii action is ruu hito have dfmont
hgalrtt dcifufAnts polan in The sum n $500,
Aufii D. i-1l, for sou attorneys foe. Tor So 90
With interest from May y, 1904. for SIS So witn
tsrcst from June I. isll. an a I pcr crnt per
hnnum, Tor taxes pait by plaintiff, aud Tor
costs n suit alleged 10 DO due on a certain
bo.an % plalntd June -. issi, Tor N.5lI, with
interest " 10 yer cent per aunum-samd being
due and wholly unpaid sayo The sum Of $3.50
interest and being secured by mortgage Of
even date ON promises hereinafter defciibed
executed by defendants unlan 70 plaintiff
said m0riglFcd promises HAVING been, riuco
NMNNNNuu OF NllN MNNNhAANf conveyed 10 uNH
PENDANT Albert ]. liuhinson, subject to lien Of
said mortgage 10 have the usual decree " thit
court Tor the sale Of said premises. hdiuiglug
that prsccods " such salobe applied in nay.
ment OF amounts due az above. that defend
ants and hll pofHnns claiming under them DO
barred and furcclosud OF al clsim or equity %
redemption IN auu premises, und Tor other
relief said premises are described a. foilOwa
~ wits All 81 lots numbered from ! TO a. 30.
elusive, and being al thH lots comprising
n0lan't subdivision o. q part OF block %, plat
A. TiyU Acre rlat, uiF itId turgT excepting
l1is % and 90 81 said subdivision, all situate iu
FaIt Lake City and County. uuh.
And you are hereby uouiei that u You fan TO
appear aud answer tho said compliant 90 above
rfQu red the saii plaintiff Nil apply 20 tha
court Tor che relief demanded therein.
witness, the Hon. samuel a. Merritt. iud o.
and the seal ~ the District Court ut
the Third Judicial District. In aud
taLAL) for the TER tory o. Utih. thia iitn
cay Of July, In tlC year OF our Lord
ono thouaand cisnt huudred and
ninety four.
DAVID q. DUNBAR. Clerk.
ny GRO 70. LooAts, Deputy Clok.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-15
Court Business.

The following business has been
transacted In Judge KinR,a oourl:
w. Il. Chamberlin w Neils Oman
son ct nj; judgment IN favor OF plain
IN for si6L6I and sl6.7b costs.
Ammon Robson vs. Joseph Green
halls h; Judgment for plaintiff for S22s
and $3.50 attorneys ices nnd costs.
James ID. Powers va i. J. Caldwelli
execution recalled; defendant giver
I'LL December Goth TO file statement
Valentine Is. Rovol was granted 4
divorce from Albert 10, i.eyel.
George II. Church has commenced
suit against James T.. Keenan, Pre-.
serve company ct nj for foreclosure OF
a mortgage TO secure note OF 500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-15
Assessment NOTICE.


AToTiCE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ meeting OF the boar Of directors
Of the UrHfly Mining Co, held on the i5th
day uf November 1884, an nssefsmrnt OF o'even
an cents Per aharc.whH levied upon thr capital
stock OF the corporation, payable Immediately
TO iaaar JUnninrs. secretary, at tho compAny's
Onlca Room ~, in tho ncsoret National Bank
building, salt LAKE civ, Utah
ANY stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on Monday, December llth,
irlt, shall become delinquent and be advertised
tor sale, aud unless payment 10 made before,
will be- sold at public auction, on lhuraahy,
January ard, ls1i Nc u o'clock M, Al the otiico
OF tho secretary. 90 pay delinquent assessment
together with tho cost OF advertising and
ISAAC JENNINGS.
secretary.