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VOTES or nUsIo KIErra

ne concert a the Nuss Han this evening" viii oGsr
the symphony Orchestra under the direction OF walter
Dsmroseh. and Miss Marguerite Han the contrsise.
Miss Geraldine NsrEsa the vielinist and Mr.. runkss
Gresns base sooista In Aidiios 70 these the
chorus Of the vskyrss viii Be By s,sht ladies'.
among whom are Miss ohafiosts walker. Misc la
EIsin Helena Brandt In the nrst part Of the
programme M Greene viii sins the Evening star song
from -Iannhsussr Miss Morgan VII play visuxfsmpss
Ballad and Poionais. sad Miss Hall viii sing ballads
By Henschsi and Gortns Thomas. ne erehssfrA VII
play Birsrs suit. from LArssksnne- ss,setons frem
81. e e. 80 a. syTn o sS
Dis W.isr." Esne.rs N he sssond PAT ia. are W.
s,:.s. II. .nr sPs.s ss.n .oss, 2i.s Han an
ss q h.:s: and n's 3, G e. y,sn
bay VII accompany Mr.. Greens.
ssssi sonsss op:.: Hs.:: a%;'
.sS ri.%fsa =. :iss n. : s.sS''H. VII s' 'adsr
M riuntst Greene VII siy. four song r.sit.ls IN
fs ss@ss; s.Ino a March fusy
Is ana TS:'s 1%sr !. Sa APR.
L.d. s.a .sss.s S: s s % u: Eat s
Ssy i si .c ss n S4..s.
F e IN e: a.
SsT:'t Il a: 90 :..ra AMEN s.d
Palmer nov only in hts nrs' year. Ihis the
Dana .i,Oa Z. F.ass" ....-.-----------.ssriss
bQlErOtAe.
P; .s.:; 9; I sse:: a.: ' isii!.s
d Il Course a. = ssias .aa Orchestra
Piano c'ns'r r. cs %lsS. r.ia:i
Impressions S Sii.s' In. in ia:iis.j
:: s.s e rss..ln. { : az si is: ONE.
Herr ssidl and Orchestra
Romsnes ssas Saint sasas
nAss Chopin
PoiOnaiss q major, ~ y: -Lasrf
o,.r,ur. IN. s.it.1sd sria. ~ sn.t.n.
Comic h GssI s..di R .ss ss os.s..s;s S'
The . oostsrdAmmsruns- psrformaness under %.
S.ses ; and Il .il TAX. place Instead March %
s aS VII ). f.p..s.d On 2sss:S .1:aiss March ID
:. ii s: a.. e =: s.s
". s.f.s:hs. Han rasl; a,;.S:
=: ESQ nf x ~ .as Ss. !,
sssh G rs u 81 ss.s q sas n. ZEE.
So Bright" by Leslie; and tuo si1eart songs By
wsen..i.Y .Ssa3as a. csier.nas HAN sil play. .its
sole. ss 81 S,esi. as..sss.. csoSss. sas Las,
~. Isa;. vale. "a, H ~.
eiss SsL TO- .w..f ToIi.is street "a ..s q -.
Ferry Iysr he 6AIit0ns. ana by vistor Herbert tAs
'eslllsL
sousA and his band begin wssk series Of arsrnoon
and svsaiaE aIihs hsdi.on square Garden on
This Utll Be the lat appearance for
ths eahd IN he East until hAy Ia rhsI play At tbe
California hidSiAtsr Exposltiou until thAt tina re-
hAdisoa square Garden
IN. W.aus,day morning class papls Of Mr. Albert o.
Thiss posed Of = chorus % see ETY. lAdss, mssts
.Tsrs .sa.y q NJ ins.: ..sais tsE n:
study Of part cong. and musical intsEprstAaen ne
m eulmi in $40 private eoncsrts eAeh
sss.on me rrst Of uhieh takes place Carnegie Hall
sn WsdnssiAy ainE FEB. "a a. Which snArts can
taIa AaidsnA" Metres koee NAltA," Mar.
shstr's Ave AAr.A' shlsldssI- Ga HAPPY I..r III
pred uetlon % Flshsrs me wreck 81 ths Hsspsrus
Tor q. s,.. tia. IN %: ~, si.sa ssss AAa
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e. &. shayne, Manufactures,

Offers his entire stock of Ssalskin,
Mink, Otter, Sable, Persian Lamb,
Astrakhan, and fur-lined Coats,
Jackets, Capes, Nantes, and Cir
culars at a discount of 80 l-S per
cent, rather than carry them over
to another season. Now is the
time to secure bargains in genuine
furs Every lady who will cut this
advertisement out and bring il to
the store and purchases . sealskin
garment viii be presented with .
muff
ia and I26 West AID 81
.ESEanaS .NEsassss zkfsH 5aaSrs
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LifuaE the Veil

The prlestsss Of oeeultism shuddsred.
ALI she whispered, uncert4lntJ'
"Can Jou discern nothing clearly - shs de-
mAndsd in agony.
Upon the eve OF her % srFiaEs she had sou kht
20 know that fate that was to be hers
LOoE again, she cried; something must
be pTedestlned."
The clalVoyAnt smiled.
"YsS" she iasyeTed. you are dead sursef
getting pickle dish"
ID vas ono hope % which % cling.
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lMUBENEET&


TIE E,r-t rs-nsv-.sss 80 tse a=sstse.
ey-phs.Y 0rehsstrs.
The American Symphony Orchestra save its
irrt concert last night - ChioEerins Hall b.
fore an audience remarkable Cor enthusiesm
and frisndlinsss. n not for Hpmbers- TIE
orchestra II = new orsaniSations = eemplsts
symphonic band Of sixty-nvs men. Ill o. WHOM
are native born Americans. formed 20 demon-
strate that for the cultivation and inferPrets-
tlon Of high class instrumental music Amer
lea IL not dependent on foreign musieisns,
The. programme offered last night :s grst :,
minimu% difscnit5 and was therefor. per-
formed with considerable excsllenes fnd, se
the sei.etions we're Of lIsht and Hl.s, sing
srsmme consisted Of .ym phony n D , y No.
1srt the overture frop Esm0nt' Besth3vs1
and, as an agreeable climax, the prelude to
DIE Msistersinser;" The sol9ists were hrs.
The orehe., u vas s under the eiiieisnt leader.
ship VI Mr.. Sam Franko. and showed careful!
and thoughtinl rehearsine ana ne T., s ts
esedinR ones there Il no tesson why the
American symphony should not become .
permanent orchestra In the city
Bach. IT. Mathew P.s-se- M.sie ~ ths
Orssorto Society.
The Orstor,o Society sang last night At the
Carnegie Music Hall Baoh's St Matthew pas
sion music This work will always remain
marvellous for its wealth OF musical genius
and the depth Of its religious feeling. In last
nights performance the ehorusss were the
most effective part Of the work. and were sung
throughout with admirable skill and feeling.
The difficult character OF the music was read
fly overcome By the sinEers' training. IN the
chorus. "Ye Lishtnines, re Thunders
thsy sang with auch striking effect that
the audience ignored the request on
the programme that thsre be no applause ard
rewarded the singers enthusiastically. The
work Of the principals was less sstisisctory.
being often deficient in the expre.sion o. the rs.
by tie solempity. The principal singers we're
Mise Charlotte Walker. Mise hargusrite Hall.
tome OF its notes Ir. William II. Rieeer. MT.
Ericsson T. Bushnell. and M. Orme Darvsu.
Their deficiencies in presenting the gplrft
OF the music were never 90 great nes ths
Such works should be Judged from the i'm
preston Of the performances IN its entirety.
and the religious grandeur and beauty OF the
work were fully revealed
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ehausss IN costumes for yehnen suersstsS
dusine the eonerees yers the raInI day dress
Hs s n ,hs Nss,onsi 6e,,.,,s. s ssns
and Mre. Annie Jsnaess Miller showed speci-
mems Of this dressh the eyelina costume. COW
trodueed IN this eogntry By hra Bosrdm an,
the noted eyelist And the artistic drsss Mrs.
Miller gave several Illustrations Of what sh .
means BIZ the Artistic dreaa
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the sdolssesnt time 10 perhaps the mos,
tryiAR. We viii say from the age OF 10 TO IL,
the age when q girls skirts are Heightened
and hss hair twisted up After this IL done
che Is = girl no longer; she Is sn:layed for the
rect OF her life. Ii Is the age whom moths rs
cay; I must put ny daughter into corssts.'
strsini. The evil comes when IL is tishtsned
for the !sradyaiios drssA The gown Il light
n: ssss cut lev es The a1%: .If bare the heels
m. next sPsaksr vas Mrs Lo.lsE Prssidsnt
Ing for those who have not yet fouad their
yoices and artieulaiion-ths babies Il has
woman 20 have Any .cientihe knowledge in
order to ears for hsr child that her intuition 10
sufficient We do need great deal OF knoWl-
edge aad lees tTasfingto instinct"
Mr. LoEiss gave rule for the care o. .
When the BABY cries there 10 always . reA-
.on; u Il not simply had tsmpeT. You pSst
ask yourself three questions: IL the baby
Harm. Is the baby properly elothedt IL the
taby we'll fed - A rule for ths proper dressink
Of the baby Is equal warmth. equal pressure
All equal WoiEht."
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COsps.sssIs.-

Froa P.ak
II should thi1k bicycle riding would cen.
tract the chest said Dawson
II does" said smithers. hut see what
nne. full rounded shoulders you Eetl"
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U.asls 10 E.,.sll.A . crsaL

Percy Van Asthilt-Cholly fssls Ill broke up
Because his credit 10 so poor.
Archie Crussaeler-Whyl Hasn't he monsy
40 get the things he u4ntsp
FeTcy Van AstbIlt-Ok. YEA But he can't get 4
tnt0 debt You know.
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8lstnrss Dotirfs.

1LSIHESY 9NUINES.
An towers OF the detteaefe. OF the table
DIR efEGERrs ANGosTURA BITTBRs to secure
good digestion
ne. T.,Io-i.z 70 order on credit; yin esn vith
Fh,nips' D,gestisIe Cocoa,
ne sniy cocoa With rich chocolate navor.
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ArrtvsA-s1srRDEE. Pea -
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Dc WsimAI. Meier Brsnsn.
% CoTsAn. NaiA Glasgow.
9. sl.sls.iPPt oAi.S LonisA
- Europa R0etnsoA Lsadoa
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g Rsa BsIlldo. DlAaL AAiAAIAA
q state Of TsxAA Hix. TaTk lslAa4
d ArdAnnAor, Aadsrsoa. CardsaAA
= sssttasa h.i liz Sss.s% AaA
Bark james n HAnIsa. DAsphnsy. hAnEAafiiA
Yer lAisr arrivals sss First rA<&l
AsavED oCE
% sprss. from New IoEk for Genoa ~ the Assrss
81 KAISER Wi.hsla. IL, from Ssu York. a. Genoa
z s.neanssS trSH ssS isr.; q Bristol
g Mobile fon hsE loEk. 81 LsnaoA-
es gregory, fToa ksw IOFE. a. PArA
ss Kansas Cisy. nom ssS ferE. ~ savannah
q IA caAnpAsuA tr0s NsS IerS for HAUs. passed
= Khy aIAaa nsn ss~ EoEk for Antwerp passed the
5 Psrsiaa nsaArsA frsn ssv IOrk far LSaasa. o.
sAnxD TESs FOAsIGs poEA
& Caster from ssStAAmPtea far Nss IssA-
- L1eanlA fIom LvsEpool fer ssu FORA
- Coils GblA fron Gibraltar f0r ssg EorG,
q Dab6s dAn tEol Roltszdan far SsS fsEk
ka HslSolAA4. troa bEensn foE keU IeEk
e Wells Cur. non Sc Ahssa Tor ss~ York
e bAsiL from hAhAas for Ssu Tork
g AIssto. fEoA LsaasA fsr sss Tsrk
ana Blos DozAsuo Po11A
q RishnSsA, from wsst fOiaL Va. fer S.s Vera
= herman EiItsE. nsEA Bsstoa faE Ssu TsEh.
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4fligisus gotires.

A -sPIRITuALIsN; Ieetures n.ntal Tesla J. ".
"A. Iistehsr fifth Avenue Hall. n west AID 81 Sun
day ands P.h
EyAs0ELIsTIc cANPAIoN IN NEW YORK CITY
u Neon meetings svery day saeeot SATURDAY and
sunday II iisSe.ion Hall eSrnsr ~ a, and asd 81!
A c. Dixon City pastors exanEests and singers viii
take part AmonE otherA Rev. John P Dawes. u. D.
viii speak Monday; Raw. John Hall u D On ines
cay: k.y bl: snnsOh On Wednesday; Raw ". J. Har
nssinE On Inursday for special prayer from 10 A u
e r T. Many pastors viii take part In the ssr'
Al seats freq Come and TO aay TINA
CT nAREs CaCRcH. I'd and 10Th st-ssrviss
~ II A. ~. Rev. Dr.. RJAnes win preach
And s,sP n. whsn III. Bishop OF Ssv Isri win ID,
minister the right Of eonnrmAiiOn-
AL seats free
CocIETY FOR ETHICAL CULTURE Sunday. FEB 4
. IL is A n Lecture By DIT stanton Coli a. kgsie
Hail corner STA a. and TIA AI subject The
Church Of the Future"
AL Interested invited
TTSEMPLE BMAkU.EL. sth az, asd asa st-Dr. ,. So,
i vsImAn. at II A T.: dsiysrs the second lecture
90 -Ias hisiakss Of IAssrsOn About hOssA" fhs
public 10 invited
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SpfriaI NGtires.


LADIEs. make speciality Of restoring gray
eisaehed hair 70 natural color desired shade
toots rstouehsd 81 sO sham pooling and hair dressing
Doe. At Ma MKLCoLhs. AL oth av- between 2Sth
and soth
COMPLEXION. HAIR. molss wrinklss
psrnuoua hair sm a.pox marks removed falling hair.
baldnsss seAfa akin diseases cured eon,ultaon frss
DR.. TAYLOR - East 2osa 81
SOFA PILLOW SALE. esnsnt Of Bassfoss
ni.ieu con tin usd nsxt week Reduced presa 80 West
1<sh ST.
BLAIR.s PILLS. treat Rnsnsh eout and rh.s
matte remedy. sure prompt effective Al AL druzKsts.
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MlkISE IsTkLLI0kSCE

zuIATuas ALAAIAc-rzn Ban
ssA nsss.... IS Sun ssts...- sSsI hssa rissA
wAIaA-fsn Bar.
saAay Heck II - osv. Island II % Hell osss.. 81
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-05


N'ulIth1. MAItN 20 urNuNu on THE
W County ~ NftHHuHe aHH stttr of colo.
rhIu. 900 boy Irr contain trrI uf tIuHt. dated
tha lrst day uf Iu's. N.u uuU iH0utHnl IIEht
liuuurUI aud NIuHI.. Nu|Hr. HuI du Y recorded
Boo tua Office of tnu r..H.IUrH 20 SAFE lHkn rIuua
ESQ ltAU, uu tno iltI soy "f IuI|t A 10 lstI. fa
book 'N of mHf.IHFt#t PAGES iu 10 OF slII
UHuh. r1"Ne| 90 90" UuI"f# good Iran huuk.
~ salt iHhN coy. tHI. Ha tlsteu. tHc fuIIoH
ius 1uffuNHl properly, aI utlgd In quo ruuHIr
% "uIt bose uuI fHrHI1IF uf l.Hu, lu WITT
lut furN 'Iur .tl.. .nr r.n.c .iNI mud furiVs
aiN Il1.. N'H|H tHu .lI tUfa'u. Addition Geo AIT
l1l' iu. Wn..H .tfI .uuN"HHu.f vac made
90 rut Oh 10000. Nf payment nl certain
ufHuiasIr. uuio UI uluI oI even date there.
wish mHle ur iIn HaH Mary % diamond
tur ihr fNu.. I'D GUM nf thirty ave
hundred .fi.HuIl duIHTI payable 90
iIC uruuf DO. 90. rs. D.. Hrmh Uf thr city
uI u.uFUf tnuu.# Ht AflHfH... rtItG uf tlI.
urHdu. nt IrHrH Hfisr IHU date thereof. with
intrrUHi thereon Ht Ilt rHlH of seven per cent
poo HuuHm. payable HUuI annually, HYdUurUd
UF tI coupon HHIsF tH"Ir'l 10 lrhtd. each Cor
tNn aHI. W. ...Ht Hu1 payable HUUrtytlT uu
tUn ...I 'HH .. IaHuaff. lHIt Ohio UIal day uf
iuH. Iri 600 .rft DAY "f January, l.'. tho
lut o.. tHIi lr. tIu nfst dat OF January.
lr'.. iHu uf'i ilE Ui Iu|N, l.'i. thr I-.t day "
Itnu.u, D 90. tHH ufit IhY " july. lfIl. tuo
lTsi uHy u January. IrH, and tur 0rHt lay 90
su'Y, lHr lI u. .HII notice tl bear Iu rrttt 90
iHg rate % it. uer rnut pUr ruuum after thu
maturity thereof 10 uH. tnUu paid aud
Nhrr.lH. ltia provide ANON. u.H.f things
lu HlII uuI OF iruHt NHHt BOZ taHU ui default Iu
huY payment uf HHT ui slIa Interest coupon
uNI.H Above mtutu. CO. 10 .u auI Iu that IHHU
thr whole 90 ODE principal cum aut iutrfrH. 60
lhg Umg q sale ay, Do nur., 90 t1r option Hi
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TRUSTEES SALE.

XVrururAs. MANY Ii. o,NoNb. or TuE
w Count. I'd Ar4u.H4U and aTHfr 10 Colo.
ra4l. aid by Hur gfrtaiu tIH.u OF tfust datfH
tHr Hfat isy Of .IuIy. a .p ono Ihuusaud tIrbt
IIWdraI Hnu N.UyI.. rrrr..rI duIy rrr1r.lri
n mo purr Id frr rraaftgf of saItIsLs
IaIl In 'UuuF 1000" ID IH.rssaatH. UHgra 81 Iu
Uf F.HH H..E. CONVOY III tbr uUJrfsIrrtu
IftrE E.UE u. sEItI4Er DIty. tttH. .Ir...
Gee. SOC foI owing described property. Ht1au q
Iu tun Comfy so HaIt Lake and Ipruturl OF
uab' t5 ',lt
IA. tr.yuIrHu .ITI. HIsHtttn f4I and nine.
teen uI.. IiHlE ono ..|. prrstna AdfUlUu o.
maIu boz ifusi DO .a.ufa thr PAYMENT uf 10
certain UGUusaurg uHtrur Ioud. 10 rttu date
tltrtUI.u mHIr b. ono said Mary 10. .UHHuUd.
Coz tuU uUu.IuaI sum uf trirtYsuVH huur
dfrd .I,aHUII dullHra PAYABLE 20 the
order Uf o. S. D.. ar.UlH Uf thr rItV
90 Denver County OF Nr4uaUuu. SLATE %
Colorado. o.. Ttaa auur no date tUorFuf
with iutgrgst lnoro1n ai Che rate Of seven per
Gems per uuuum, payable armlsauuuaIIY,
evidenced Hy tuu coupon notes thereto nj.
tarhrd. tH6l Tor Che HuIu ~ ElIg.Eu aud payable
rusptrufg. Hutut ufat uay OF January. 'IHIi.
tho uHt ".. uI IuIY, I-II. che met day OF
January. IHt Hrst day uf July. lsH3. the
aratuHyU. uuhu. l-II, tHr drst tay OF July.
Is.U.tht r. #ay OF January, 1871. tho urat
day Of Iu... I-l tho nrst day 81 January,
Isls. and ..r IFst day ~ July, 1865, al uf HaId
u1tsa Do U.a- interest 40 tlu rate uf toa Dor
prf fsHI auruu aIirr tho maturity th0rrof u
not tIgn uaIi. auu
MUrI,aa. tIa provided among other tbi0ss
tn s8td dupI trUaf THAT in case of iefau. In
AM urt.nHut Of nuF I'd said interest coupon
n0lts aforementioned then aud boz that Gaze.
90 uup u .aIemay, ai once al nc option NJ
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MARsHAL,s SALE.

DURsuANr TO ~ OUpER AID DIX.
l cree VI foreclosure and aaio 90 me ~.
rurtOd nY 800 lHTru Judicial district Court uf
tho Iyrriiury of ttau. Hh n expose az public
su.u, ut tHr ruutH front door uf thr County
Court House lr tn0 city ut Fan Lake. County
OF -ut lglehnd Territory Of Utah, 600 Che ll.u
dHy of May. lrIl, ht D.. O'Clock ui, uII thr rIlut
title. claim au1iulrest 70 Andrew a. hHuH,
Hannah Maria hrauir and a. o. NFau1m. us
bon, aud tu tl0 following dtHcrNuI Real fHlaIr
situate WINS and HD.us boo SALE lYhr tUUuE,
uu1 described uH flIluwr, tU-WIt.
raTi of lul twelve .l1I Iu block eighteen .irI
i've acre plat "a" NgligId survey beginning
at a point TWO Huu one huIf .l'.| rods north ul
NoHuutnrlst CORNER uf HaIJ Joe Twelve auuruHa
uInE tuUrug west One hundred anu hoy HuNru
400 feet tHuuCr north fuIy .iu| furt thence
east one hundred Huu uflF seven .lfI. tUrt
WcurC south forty .iNI Zoe. 40 thur.t"D n' Doc
ginning BIHu % perpetual uE"i of Way over "a
rIuu oft land HNtUyu foot WIDE NIuuE Uuu
adjoining Io uHtHt I.Hr OFF aHHsg ar..r.Huu
lanI, situated 900 7NtlaAr County lial Ter.
utorYs
10 ur sold as Uu property 90 Andrew q.
krautl Hannah Mara AuHIs Hnl ], A. NgFt.
rom, At tHr suit OF AuO'uI A. hi.lur
SAI N BRIGHAM.
O.. r. Nlrha.
Uy ions &c. DyNWugh. Deputy Marshal.
uatrd at Salt Lake tIty, April -|r1, lhli
joins NJ. tANNuNi Attorney Tor fluuud,
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STOCKHOLDERS, MEEIIKn.

NOlt D Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
- meeting OF lh1 ftlckuU.iUra uf tho
on Iuu -stl dayof May. a. u lsIi. at3 o'clock
o.. Co.,, 40 tuU u1Irr OF SAID company lu thH
Gladstone ilDrk, AIaIu street, SAT- lake CITY,
tur tNU purpose uI uIUHunE "a Board ut Five
incorporation, ly changing thv name 70 that
ut thC sult Lake uIty uuYA company Of utAh,
Go ascend HIII ARTICLES Ny striking out tho last
tr.r IHUs OF Article Twenty nNo, 90 that tHr
working capital shall De- agreeable, 90 amend
Hull Aflr|Ur hY striking out hll uf Article
sIHtcru, afiUr tHo words "may levy AMI c0llrct
HHHrsrUruts" HU a. Iu mnhv sad section con.
form tu Tho statute Co amend SAID articles BY
striking 900 alI uf ATuU.r seventeen hftuf tbs
words, "hy order ut ID majority OF aaid Hoard
of urg0tUH" ami to strike OUT tN0 word
"dHHF' Hf'ur iHr Wurls publication thereof Boz
"a" u ArIU'u Eleven, and Co transact such
other business as may properly come before
tIrmuytug,
ualeI Anil llth. ls'l
llAHl,N EDWARDS. Secretary.
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The paaplo Of the Territory Of Utah nUud
greeting no o. %. Fowler Defendant
YOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED no Az.
Il pear iu hu action brought against you DIV
thy allows named plaintiff Boo tuC District Court
ut thc THIRD judicial uisrlrt 90 Iho icuitou
ut Uul no tn answer tno complaint nlul
fpTurDl after mo forNtpn on you NJ THE sum,
muuHHf served Within This county uI, "
served ont eft tuIt county, but iu tun District,
within twenty days. othrrWiHe WfthiI forty
days HIr Judgment hy default Wl. uu taken
against you, according ~ Che prayer M SAID
compliant
1brsai action ia brought to have q decree
oftnIs court uiHsuIying.tnc bonds eft matumuny
exiting between UIAInuu uad defendant,
above fcllgf prayed for on tho uorui tNut uu
or about thC HHH day Ot September. -2, ihu
drfonaaut WuuIly ana without cause dofor "a
uuI abandoned plaintiff, and uaa .Nur since
continued fu tu desert aud abandon hos ana iu
lIU separate and apart from her against hUr
will 4uu without hrr cnuHnnti and that Cor "a
long time past Goo defendant Doe WImllY nCEr
lrrtru ip provide Tor pIhinun tho comuun
uUrUHHhrIUH uf llut
Ana yuu aro hofoby notified thatt you fau
tl appear Aud answer tuu tAld complaint BH
above required she SAID plnuuu VIII npply tO
tlc o0urt f0r thu tuliof demanded therein.
NluCss thH Hon, samuel a, Merritt Judge.
uud thc zeal uf the district Court
OF thu lufl Judicial Distinct,
IEIAIl Iu nud Cor tho Territory at Utah
this dUh day NJ April, Boz tho yUar
ut our iuru ono thousand eight
hundred Huu ninety four.
DAVID a.. DUNBAR, Clerk.
Us Gro, %. tuuMls, uopuB,
IN. hrull, plaiuuns attorney.
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NUurUEAs, ISAAC srAUs, SARAH j.
w scars InuWHa o. IyfHuF uui Elizabeth
MumIo Jeremy dii, un tlr ia day uf Noycm
Gore E1ut their certain does of Irlat convoy
iur lnr ioN1wius pg1pgfin lying ln san lALo
county, TERRITORY ui Utah. foo VIE Tho west
600 boz township ono NOD uuru, of range 900 .lI
west aat Ease meridian. containing 40 a'frs
IhC leasc.bo.d Interest in and Co che follow.
uFuu lTl td traHtuf land tumnUuruf Ht %
point onrhludfc1 .iHI iggt north & Che FlutI.
FL lil., Plat a, ra't lako uiti survey. ,bouro
wet HIhlFs three UI| foot. .. fuUu north HlNtys
frycn .Ub feet, thence o.ai uiAi1.ihtuu Ul
fu {, thence south sINIy su.Un 900 foot 30 bu'
erected thereon, iu slIt lato CIV SAT- lhtc
ouutF, Territory uf Utah, iu trust 90 secure
thepaymgnto Of a certain promus'Iy note Tor
tHc order ~ BOLIVAR t0lpflH promptly as tho
came became due and payable together with
costs hnd advance. HAil lrgi uuInE recorded
san late county, iIaH. record. aui
Whereas, HuII decd provides THAT lu case
~ default made BOO ur payment ni aald
0f ann uf do covenants Iu taId iced
uuuAIntu, che sH1 truHtru should, 40 thu
request OF thr holder 0f said uutu, ptu.
Quo highest HHi nraI pn. ilo sama would
hf.uEIu cash, frst HIUIuE thirty days notice q
ouch Hu.t HF publishing IH amy newspaper pub
litnrd In SAT- lllo tpHuiyi aud
mCutuf HlI1 motto Uul interest. and thyrC has
been breach uf iNH covenants iu tul decd
contained, an1 ilu ltah NalIoual hana, mo
holder of 500 motto. DE- requested .Aii trustee
tn pf1.,U1 DO tuI aid property Hui appy tno
proceeds lH INU payment OF Ita claim wish lus
trryHt. Attorney 600 And costs.
Now therefore. uutlrU Dol hereby given, that
90 IIu'..... noon 0u saturday, cue Z Ih day OF
Mly, De- .I. ai ilu SOUTH dgurUi Che Court iiuusc
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The People of mo Territory OF Utah send
I5Nmos smith, Defendant
YOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED 10 AZ.
j Urlr lu 200 action uruugut against you HY
thr above named pluuun iu tnr ufHtTI#t curt
ut tur NOD judicial uiatret of thv fUrr.luTF
uf ttlus aud 90 answer Tho complaint r|pd
therein within zen daya ungluHlyg uf Che day
Uf HurNIruI alter thv service on you uf thiH
summons % served within this county ,uf %
served OUT uf The county but boo tuIH
district ~ TON twenty days, otherwise
hn tak. % ue ilHai you, according 81 tho prayer
mo faid acuOn BE- brought 90 have %
drHUU .uf thlH ouur diss0luuE Che bonds
of matrimuny existing between piantn aud
def fuuAuti awarding 90 phIuuh The custody
of tuc minor rhiid, lHsuu uf tuId mHrTiHE
during Boz minority mud rrnuuuE ulainuu
other rrlrf with ruHtsi prayed on tho ground
that ever since .Hil marriage. tu.wIL since
october %, $3.50. defendant hlH WlIiulY neg
lcrici and failed 90 provide f1I plaintiff tIo
common urccaaArieH ui NE, although able no
60 Uu.
Ana you arc hereby uotaei tnatuf You fau
iu appear and HlHWUr tUU HAIl complaint a.
above required. tlu said p.aIutIu WIIluuply 90
The court Tor thU relief demanded therein,
Witness, tHe Hon. saWut. A Merritt Judge,
ana tho real OF he district court OF
the Third judicial district, ln and
lftAL Tor the Territory uf lian, th.s lltn
uuy OF March. boo tho year of our
LORD one tH1uaaud eight hundred
aud ninety -four.
DAVID q DUNBAR. CLERK
by Gro. u. LuuNiH, DEPUTY tlrrs
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NOTICE or SALE OF SALT LAKE
CITY BONDS.

Is PURSUANCE 40 Az ORDER ~
4 Che city Council, made ApU, .rI. lJ4
notice BE- hereby gwen that therawi.l bu offered
for sole at one u'rlurg D. m., 90 thG tth Iay "
May, lrIi. 90 tho NlByors unlur iu salt Lake
tItT Titan. y..bt hundred u1udI OF saId rlty,
uf tNe denomination OF one tbousaud dollars
each. payable Iu twenty Years from datG With
interest % Che rate ~ i've pes cent per annuu.
NU,rulrr and Nar af r4ch wear. and bets
principal and interest payable Ia gold.
BIDS wIlI Doe received Cor sad bonds, or any
portion thrrC0i uN Che Mayor OF said city, 40
90 She hour uf Haid sAlv.
TuurIgut 90 rclUcl any aud all bids is hereby
reserved ON behalf Of sald city
Apul gta lJgl. lLS BAskIj,
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