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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-30
NEWPORT NEWS.
frrom our Regular oorrespondent.l

NEWPORT, June 30.-The Newport OBJ
server is no more. 1t has become extinct,
vanished, been absorbed, In fact, by its
more youthful Democratic neighbor, The
Herald. The announcement Is formally
made by Editor Wood today.
This takes away Newport's only Repub-
Iican daily and practically leaves the
Democrats two, for independent is only
another namc for democratic organ"
The dividends declared by the Newport
National Banks give little evidence OF the
hard times that have so crippled some OF
the largest financial institutions in the
country. The Frst National has declared
q semi-snnual dividend OF 3 per cent;
the Newport National, AZ and the Ex-
change, the Aquidneck and the Bank Of
Rhode Island 4 each.
The friends Of the two leading csndi-
dates for the Newport postmastership
are anxiously waiting for some encourage
ing news from the capital, and a. Mr..
Fay's term does not expire until August,
Il Il evident they will have TO remain on
the anxious seats for another month at
least before getting anything definite.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-30
Danielsonville, Conn.

There will be parade Of the "Horri-
bles' on the Fourth here at o'clock.
The procession will be on bicycles, and
all riders are invited to join. Bicycle
riders In Wauregan, Central Village and
Moosup are invited to participate in this
parade.
There will be horse trot at Wildwood
Park the Fourth. Arrangements have
also been made for boat and tub race.
There have been 81 entries made for the
horse trot at the Riverside Driving Park
July 3 anc 4.
The st. James Church holds its annual
picnic at st. James Grove July4. Concert
by the st. James Band.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-30

STILL MUODLED.

BN Inc 4sSocidtco iTc@-
PHILLIPsBURo, Pa, june 30.-The min
ing situation In the Clearheld and Beach
Greek regions seems to be in more mud
dled condition than At any time since
The suspension.
In the HoutEdale district, six mines are
Ut work at the compromise rate, two oper-
nted by the United Colleries Company and
the others being small concerns. One
mine Is at work in the Osceola district.
In the Beach Crock and Phillipsburg
districts everything Is at standstill, the
men refusing to resume work at any price
until majority OF the operators have
consented to pay 30 cents ton or agree
ON q compromise price.
The miners have finally decided to hold
their conference in this place on July 3.
The convention Is for the purpose OF con-
sidering the situation and agreeing on
united action.
The Berwind- White Company's mines
Ut Horatio and Anita are still working
under protection OF the deputies and the
production Is increasing daily.
The officials will not recognize the
union under any circumstances.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-30
silver Spring.

10 those who devote the seventh day Of
the week to quiet and restful enjoyment
and escape from the city's confinement,
Silver Spring offers attractive induce
ments. Manager Maxfield in keeping
with the excellent reputation which the
resort has maintained for q quarter
of Q century, is prepared to serve
series Of dinners which will
enter into sharp competition in point OF
variety and excellence with tho service by
any Of his fellow coteries. The absence OF
the crowd and the opportunity to. stroll
about the grounds or sit contentedly
upon the piaEso overlooking the bay,
combine to mako ones stay exceedingly
agreeable and profitable.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-30
THE FINANCIAL NEWS.
The Strike In the West Assuming q
Serious Look.
The Street is Bullish In Sugas and
Expect the Trust to Carry Every
thing Before Them Gossip.


Special 10 The Ns,~.
NEW YoRK, June 30.-Bulls confident
that market would have an advance
in. July. The Railway Union has
declared boycott against the Cen
II a continuation of the strike would be
very serious matter for the railroads.
London Exchange closed today. There IL
nothing to bull the market ou, but no
very formidable declines are looked Tor.
there Is q very strong pool in it.
Railroads in Louisville refuse to carry
freight and live stock, anticipating q
strike.
The American Railway Union has de-
cided not to handle Pullman cars.
The street is bullish on Sugar and bears
are few and far between. They expect
the Trust to carry everything before them
There are too many bulls on II ana saiei
ara advised on all strong spots.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-30
IN OLNEYvILLE.
THr NEWS RuwrAu,


At the Broadway Baptist Church last
evening the ordaining service OF Mr..
Edward Rame TO occurred. A number of
local clergymen were present and Rev. D..
w. Faunce, ID. d., acted as moderator.
The funeral OF Mrs. Tanning occurred
from st. Mary's Church this morning.
She is very well known here and great
many will regret to hear OF her death.
The Olneyville Council Of the Catholic
Knights of America will hold meeting
next Tuesday evening instead OF Wednes-
day evening, as has been stated.
At the M. T.. Tabernacle on Sunday
evening a stcreopticon lecture will be
given. The subject Is the" Milf Tree"
At the Broadway Baptist a baptism
service Will be held at o'clock, Sunday
evening.
The first evening meeting held at the
Dyer Avenue Chapel will be held tomor-
evening. II will be in charge OF Mr..
Charles Adey, young man we'll known
In the vicinity, who has for some time
past been preparing for the ministry.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-30
HEARD TN COURT

The criminal cases In order for trial on
Monday are: State vs.. Anders Ander rberg
for assault with q dangerous weapon
State against Thomas Bolan for break
ing and entering; State vs. Andrew
Owens for entering and larceny; State vs..
Gus weapon; state VS.. Joseph Burns and
Joseph Snow for highway robbery.
The remonstrants against the assess
ments aud awards of the Washington
street commission have been notified to
appear In the common pleas division OF
the Supreme Court on Octoo and show
cause why they should be entitled to jury
trial of their several cases against the
city.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-30
S0UTHT0WN.

souTH PROVIDENCE AND PAwruxrr,
pawtuxet Pharmacy, Telephone 72l-R

pawtuxet Pharmacy. Telephone 71i-k
A majority Of the male population Of
the village OF Pawtucket are at Milford,
Mass, today with Volunteer Fire Com
psny No. who took part In the muster
there this afternoon.
The firemen and their friends left this
city ut sos o'clock on q special train and
after stopping at Central Falls where about
zoo more persons joined them, then pro-
ceeded TO Milford. III the Paw
tuxet boys win the irst prize the
citizens OF Pawtuxet will give them a
warm reception on their return this even
ing.
AZ the conclusion OF the business meet
ing OF the Y. p. 8. G. Il. held in the Bap-
tist church In Pawtuxet last evening a
musical and literary entertain
ment was furnished by Mrs.
u. T. Banning, Ellyn Hin and Miss =. T..
Sturdivsnt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles X. Day have
moved into their summer home on Paw
tuxst Neck.
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Reception to Miss Ina Hogg.

A charming company of 70 young ladies
of Che grammar school age, sat down to .
daintiiy festive board in the private din
ing room OF tho Providence Athletic Asso-
citation this afternoon, invited there by
Miss Isabel Brown, Governor Browns
daughter, to meet Miss lima Hogg,
the little visitor from Texas.
The company was chaperoned by Mrs.
Brown, Mrs. Kendall, Mrs. Jennings and
Miss Dexter, and after the discussion OF
the bill OF fare the party enjoyed q trip
about the big club building and indulged
In games.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-30
MARINE REPORT.
The List OF Arrivals and Departures Of
Vessels at This Port.
PoKT or PRovrpEsok, June %.
Arrivals.

sTEAMERs-C Connecticut, williamson New
York: Chatham, Foster, Baltimore: Saxon.
sherman. Philadelphia; Mount Hope. CoDnor,
River; Francis. Hull, New Lon
don: Awashonks. Pettny. Seaconnet, Queen
CAY. Gray, Seaconet. William Marvel. Dyer.
Fall River. CITY OF Newport, Kelley. Newport:
BAY Queen. spooner: squantum. waidron:
What Cheer. Taylor; Tourist. Pitts; TO shore
resorts and return.
TUo--B. T. Haviland.
scnooSEns-M Douglas. westport.
Sailed.
STEAMERS onnecticut, Saxon. Chatham.
Mount Hope, Queen City, Awashonks. Pioneer,
Harry. city OF Newport. Richard Borden.
ScHooNERs s-Angoris, Marion.
RARoEs- Blackstone. Granamb Polly, Gro
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The "Allens," Professor sud James X,
the well known aeronauts, will make two
ascensions on July 4, at Fall River. James
X. Allen will go up in the big balloon,
/" Royal Sovereign" which holds $4,000
Gu bic feet Of gas, and Professor Allen will
ascend in . smaller balloon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-30

Chicago Grain Notes.
.uorRD BY A. P. wEEDEs.
Car Lots Today--Wheat, 81; corn, 1S5;
oats, 121; hogs, 25,0o0.
Estimates Tomorrow-Wheat, IS; corn,
100; oats, 80.
Heavy shipping hogs, si.65 and 1910.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-30

BosroN, June so : The Herald says
thas Hon. Moody Merrill 10 recent
benedict. Tht event was solemnised
without poipp or spIeudos Ia the an
ciens capi,.l. "a Chihuahus In far-on
Mexico Iiir bride bears the name q
Hester Cipri:o, One Of M. Msrvilrs
friends says that II he retrisvss his losses
he will return and pay those who suffered
By his Irregularities
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-30

A Rhode Island clam dinner with all the
"hxins" can be had at Colonel Atwell's
famous shore resort any time tomorrow
after II 30 O'Clock In the morning. The
bill Of fare will include luscious GEORGIA
WsteSmelons. .H..
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-30

ST. PAUL. June 10. - Great Western
..s; ss.,.s,.,,: with few s1S.sys.. n. al ont
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-19
MAI snAL,s GAL.

DURsUAST. Tp ~ uHplB AM
decree Of force Ciuro and cole 60 me
directed by the rhrl Judicial Distinct Court
rai,'ie sai.' al The south front door Id t.F
county Court noufc ga thc CITY OF .If takc.
County Of salt axe, aud Terrific " uI ltau.o on
me ilth day 81 January, 1871, 90 llH.H.u.. m
I'M me rirhL title, clhim AMI Interest of
Warinn a. CnchrauCi l., r. taHaa.H. b. O..
Zion william y. O'Mcara, assign % 0f Mare
Nrltimmins Western NcwsplN0. lgi1n.
CORPORATION. y. e. Adams, agent UHrHuan D
Hang aud Albcr hycrs, pariu"f. a IH.
business q, Bars s Mysrs 1n. H.ahg raa.
is9s ianR Of iautst6 tya .I.ror,t o1
,. B Lawrence; l.. l, Kinney NUeftnd
Anderson Augusta g. hnderton. 49, vor.
f.son. Edwafd Merrill, eamu'. H..HI aud
Ibuuiaa s Kent, partnrI.. .... HHHiueHH
under the nrm namo AMI sif'. ut MORRISON.
Hgrull q Company, lh9hig 81 ItNi uud uu
lafE iva n stafhuck, if IS Iu.tr. ff4uN
q Uurmrftcr. Ruth EVoul. IHNu .H.IrFrr.
IIyaIcih johnson; David MnIy. .Uu. and
sarah %. hycr. Of. in tnl i' following
Bro salt taku county. and fts.IIH.H .. fI|IlH.a.
tn.wits commencing hth BON. ... ..UIrod
and trH Uuf tnTtratertnH quo. north.
and tWcutf.unc .liI ami utC.t.UI.. .. rita
cas- ffumiUC apuiNCait rurrrrUl H.|u.Iurat
quarter uf section iWthlI .tN" .. ..uH.IIu
Gnc I1. North Of rau.r,n N', ......I IaEu
Meridian. .uu running tHtuUl ..t.HHIe.
nine and stvCnsttutHH lst5I ruU. 81. 600 Uoat
bank sf Jordan utrf, thUurc uH .tUr HrI
MHNN. 800" MN"a N. N....''. N|N
cost fhc place of lrHnnH. OH u#H wet
rlJg Give aud tuur.tcuinH la. ..H 200 Ono
riH,u uf beginning. ,uHia'n.te iU.ul#.arYcu
aHd one holt .F u.tcs, lU". ..U.tru boz
Fbif lahC tuuuiH lial icrNUI. Tote cold
Hs tUU property ct Marion % Du..r.UH. ID. g..
Jfushuy. b. D.. Etnn. Wtuilm d. FN,arl.
assignee Of MARI NrhimmiuH, Weston Ntws.
paper Union. curpuf tiun, DO |.. NIUma.
farut tlua.Hu J. Hang ANA Albert Movers.
partner. doing uusiuCHa na NIH. A. utTtrH.
Tho Tribune funlIHlHuH tnmIaU.. H tUrHufH.
ton. Union national iilnk ut rlt IIfr 'rit..
corporation o. n. Lawrence. D. % hiuuu,
AiufftitU tufurHuu. AFUHfa o.. Anderson.
~. NnuiHou. titHfd NrHIN. .HmUHI W.s...f
Hnl il0ul. q. krui, p.rilrt., f..HF NHrIurHs
under fuU u.m name and HtI n| MORMON.
Mruii' B. COMPANY. LnIIo %, IuIf. HHlt0u
smith Co. 10. fm.. a.. o. fnr...I. N.. atHf.
hnr. Iva t.AHfbucL, o. 81 IuI... Fran. d.
lurmt..Hrg hufu IfIrII. NHHu IIu. finger.
tlnbrih Johu1u, David WH.r. fau. dnd
sarah o. Aver, 4t thr Hui. U. II..H rayiiFa
iaul a lrusi Company, f. corporation.
Terms uI Hu.r. UHHH
NAr ~ BRIGHAM. u Waubii.
by JOINS o. tuVNuUt. Deputy HUH.uHI.
Dated 90 tali Tale lltY, uUUUuH.r 3lst. 1913
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NOTICE or SALE UNDER DEED OF
TRUST.

NOTICE rs HEREBY OWEN BY THE
naned in 9 certain deed u trust wherein tho
NsrtS1 Ii.i a iobo J i,l, storage company.
....'' W. lt. Ac'irE nad Josephine Mtsics aro
NIai parties and tulk Ku6r i second fs-i-
.N lIt NATIONAL iiHu. OF Gao vrruII.f. ia e. gt.
inhlo' eNs. Iigi ani delivered on tho
N.. nl AuHHst 1903, whereby The Ores
N.uc. conveyed iU enc SAID Tf5nk kno,. ihg
Ni UM'f. 800 Coo IUaI estate hUr0uaftor
f.. peg ~. thr pnfmHutof three Ger.
'a.1 .t... n.., r.y.Hc % ih1 order of
Nl note uCng Coz Ggc thousand 4. 0u| f5i.
quo November it, lFN, and tNH
, t'i .9'0 being for iour houfauI
',.UNgJ o. is au1 al ~ sait nsir. Icari1.
..'.l'. .'Nm maturity rl tuc ratio OF nnr III
',nt lDr mlni.. 300 I H1't decd % was
.tutuI thc uuur|UlI of .iH luI0a uf aus n5ft
iN'fHnI, Hr 10 'Na uICfr" ttfsf r.Hht r.irGg
t.'I'.l 1f ANY Urt thereof Ht hu stuo It.
'.I' lur goo payable. illt then Soc uudoI.
l..eIrg GOO HrI Ono HfH UuHtrII ~ .6ifI
t"nau' o. 600 hrhDi bidder ilf ,asH' 4ifg.
g...It l'o 'uu', thereof asiu enc .ait decd
Hhaeaf .aI tc.I ot ifu.tva. da.- rc.
.N 900 N." 800 IuE UI September. I..I Iu
QUO. of tH.t latu county, Iu
.nn Inles lHs so, r.iea,Her t0 un..h Ia
Wtar.s tbe srt S1a1rar uluA otHaus.
I.. 900 inf Iu.lr .uI owner Uf sn.I
N'I"..HHI One principal aHH interest uT tho sHI.I
MH.N' nII. boon Quo aud uHtu1IU ever HineU
quo InI. uU winch tuo taIl uUlts rCHUrrItr..
'Il OH pAri uorg.i has lton ulil,
Aa. ll. ...l .ank hha requested iuu under
.fn. % iN proceed 90 exercise Doc power CON.
luHfl Oh ihy HHIl Un. %.
Now. therefore. un Wednesday, trr sist iay
tn.a 90 IdaY. Oh no igab iro5t daa. 10
'.Na 'uuIi lou 90 iu Sue sIli County ul
llA,i ltlh lliu'Hrr, Hi uuHIIc auction Ur
UfHI 90 ihH usuf, uln HnI iH..frIf M.. tlr
.HI NuHHIUu q U and Void r.uflrr tI#.
M.gfila li,i|, John iul Dr., lieHii0.u
I.et 20. Hgn h.i 600 tHr .I HHy OF Aurur.,
Joy Dew. ..u.g .rIlII,| ui, I1 .Hl t1 H.I tHc
I... t.lilr ..IuI'I IH |UU Count. uI sole Lake
a.l lg'r'.rf oi lihh uc. .r"DIu aii decd
lls ono ~, two 100. ur.s Cd. sbi tour .I.
l. .''. 'IHN. tIHHt h H. coils t.IaH tIIg saIs
Wv tW.f % u.frgI Iu Dc .N ..I boo U.H.L fI.
.,,n q ?. wv n o' hlIt lake Guy survey,
tUmmcnlHE 10 r1ui ono HurdfsI abl
.hV sN .l.l t,1t Nr.tui tuC northeast cor.
n,f 90 900 i0i nud RUM tuHHU. s1n,n uuc
tHUuCU west HsIy.H.f |HlI fu.t Oh urF
t fs5i 9 One hnnargi ana .A.I n,g 900
urtc ~ auu lot f6ar .l iu bloc. tteUiy i,s
E.lt OF salVlhhc .iiy rulyo,, bounded
lummcncIue no ilr f1uiHnasl corner OF ssiU
Ioi three .l. running theuDr north tUpHty tlII
tui', thence wet one hundred .IIuI igci
llrurr south one hundred ami fuftF.tHr,r
. IN' lcrii uguUn wet uiuutHalNu .H.I feet.
F. 200 fuuN ono hlUIrct fnd gIgHtE..Utru
LlaN itoi. tuunt1 Cart ono hundred auI
nIHutl tHu IlN4I feet 90 tHC rIaco OF UUFuuIuf.
h'Hu thc north NHf ~ tHg H1ufhrnst quarter
ono ihe south haf Of The southeast Uuir.rf 1i
You twenty Two Collaborating one I'd SCUM
% range ono .l| ra#I
Dated December 20 la4
SUTHERLAND iIuUAI.
Attorneys Tor trustee
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SUMMONS.


Th0 People uf thc irutnrs cf Utah arnd
ErUttra Co hnIfrH rs u. Defendant
VUu NGE iItNIUY urigEu To- AZ.
tn. tIgge uHmrd p.l HuH boo ttC .a.rUt count
of tIH tNEd IuIi.IH. uHUIIUr ut Goo Territory
90 lth, 1ui tn uuHuCr tNU complaint % go
N..UIu within Con iHH# uN"Iutitu OF tlU HlN
OF HDr,iUU. ntrr INU frftl.u Uu fuu Ut Ih'H
slmmunHHI. HgNVI uUhIn lHia rIuuf'i
ug DO served QUO No iHH cnuuiy, poo boz
this d.iutt 80 iau twenty dafa. uihDruHo
Do mt. r Hr .iH.t you, according b. thn prayer
OF "A. lu complaint
1nc cold action BE- brought tp have decree
90 NiH CHu.t Tor o. divorce UI b. HIutIn ffIm
defendant Hui I1iutliHe that r..ihur Has che
exclusive firlt lu russCss, t.u .uu maintain
the child. issuC of slii rra.,--lnI thlt Hhc
recover from tttudln. ltl rUHH ht.fin
above relief mayed 900 tHH following rrouHd.
tu.wit. Ihtt in the ontI tl june q, dH.
fouiHut WfIfuIF tUaUrirI UIHWuH. Hud hIH
ever tiuru remained lWUV lIum Hut deserted
hur. that fuf UuHr than two frafn lass utHt
defendant ha. uI'fully neglected Co provide
Tor UluuuN ODE common ur.UHa.ritH 90 Ito b
uo.tci piWuun Zoo extreme cruelty, cau..nF
bier roat bodily HIIN arI mental dsirUfs.
AND ygu nrc hcrgnf uuuhot thatlf YOU ful
20 arUt or nud aHHWOr che s1Id complaint Ia
above required. thn tuld p.nInuN WIIl lrp.y 90
tho court Tor tnn rrirf demanded therein.
Wines, thc Hon. thar.rs a. Pane. judge,
uui me HclI OF mo district court 90 tho Iurt
liah, ih's ini dly oi January, in tng year OF
our Tort one thousand c.lht huudrol aud
ninety four
liIsur q. MCNutAv. t'cri
49, Gtp u Luu'uH, Deputy CLERK
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yITUrREN8 UENiN WILLIAM UuusT
w aud Auri' Jane Hort hH HHr. bog hos
certain decd ut truH., daiei apH $3.50, ls1I.
hhI uu'N fe Ifl.d lI fNn ON H" Hf f|H County
Recorder ul sale Ilto CuuuIf. It.H IrrfrUrti
.n tlH illu DAY NJ Nprl Dr.. Jon HHn. ''I DO" uf
/ NHttIl.gf. uH UHFc go conveyed OBJ tHH under.
alguCd aH iHHtgu tho llNU.H. ursTrIhui
sNl four 900 U'ht" 80" -l|t t.H.H tIfu Hurypv
90 wit Communicating " apIIu GfH auI one
hl'i o. , rod. north % thr anHf|.wrst corner
north four aud one. hair II IN fU.H. tlcur0 saaf
zen llll rode, ihHnfe a1ulh -Four HuI unUahl.f
ti',l rods, thence wcst sen ,i'' rnfs O. place
On tusL however ~ togufo tac payment %
crr.IIn nmtHH1IY mote ~ even uHfU hFrr.
with fur eight HUNDRED ton 90 1ri NsiW rsy
10 Booth. irr 8 cray. D. -ut iHlH city. ttHh.
NriUNuf ESD, lfis with interest at Ono rate ~
one rsr cent yer month, plynu Iulgury,
AMI WhCft"H anld trust uHcI provided 10 enid
note or iuf crest should dot UH paid when duo
that inU nuIIrf thereof mIENt proceed Go colt
ihe property therein 1cdor.Iri HI ewing thirty
luI dlyH previous notice uf ono HaIo bF ruUu.
rHf.uu boz newspaper published iu Ihu suH.lHh
language in SAT- inHp tOIutI. Itah. And.
whrfrn aald note Doe net boon rli although
d,uhn1ci, 90 wucr hs thg holder thereof
hla requested tuU uudrfH IEuUl trustee 90 ariI
.,'i rgm.os Boz 1eeordAnro with che terms of
Noa. therefore. pablo notice BE- hereby
Efun mat tnr uui1 fiFutI trg Geo Will. iu Hrs
turilurc With tuU term ut HIII IluHt. fUl tHU
IINufIN HNliINHNInfN UNHNNNnuH NF 90 much
tIrrnrt Ha may un uucnHInfr, a. public yuuuun
20 uH highest bidder for rI.H. 10 Or ff1nt
door oi tho County Court lIduHU.f. If tutr
tnuutY lth, Un IhurHiHEt Do .."... IItH.
lhlI ut mo hour % % O'Clock T.. ..#.. .HIN.
Cor iIn purpose uI UHYiur ih. tNH.H..Hu| tuia
ifutt, Including Ht'nrutYH tgUH, HHmHrHaatlnu
90 ODE un Cf.snri trustee, Hni Haii note,
principal AMI interest
e.. T. AHCHDU
Trustee
Dated salt Lake t.,y, Utah. ihis i'th day OF
January A. u. lsIi
Booth, Lee cray Attorneys Cor Trustee.
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george Taylor plaintiff
Hiram =, u,ss. samuel s. puncsn. james w.
tardloy and W. O., uullgrpon, defendant.
The People OF tho Tcrrnory Of uah sssd
erecting To Hiram 4, iigsa, samuel a,
duncan james vs.. thrIIpy' and ~. h.
'ulhrttHon, UUfcndantH.
YOU AIR HEREnY REQUIRED 10
4 appear boo nu souun brought AGAINST you
81 lur above named ulunuu 100 thr iatrirt
Court Of the ihiru Juiir.Hl District of tha
Icfut1ff OF ltah aud Co answer mo conn. aiut
o. rd therein WIthin tuu daya IoKrIuaito ~ tn1
tamtuuus-it aurNct pithin thIs Uuuutyi or u
served out utthia county, hut in tha distrIci.
daya-or iulFmon' by default viii b. tis,ti
hF ms sou according 10 the prayer of SAID
compliant
SAD Hruon is brought g, have M accounting
ni me rour. ~ amount I.r r'hiutln from dee
truduut lies, Uu rs certain UfoWtHH1T. uutF
cNgruIul nI snlt llrfs ip plaintiff November
~ l-i.t llr wv, WIN lhlrrgst from daie ut
prt cent r'r unnnW, aIlcEr o. Dc due and uus
uHl. save interest Co Aug. %. 1898, and that
WIautn have Judgment Hraiuat defendant Hess
Cor such sum with interest 500 auOrucy's
fee. aud cost oi suit. snIi note being secured
uY 70 mortgage uf even utfr uu premises hero.
matter dVHruurd that thu lion Uf ulaiuflu Do
De- Jared quo lui unun said PREMISE, Hu1 that
same Do sold, nul proceeds applied iu pay.
mont NJ amounts .u found 90 no due lH ab1y,t
lhit defendants AMI al persons claiming
under them be- -arrtd nul turgci6std ot 40
iHr" tHIl uhIuNu have Judgment aud tRHUus
ton Tor any deficiency HuI tHr other ruIltL
SAIL premises Orc described HH f0l1Wrf
Commencing 10 northeast tHrnDr Doe o, hotL
Do. Con acre plat 'A.' lIE lIrlI survey. thence
south .lH rode Co HuuIIsraa. corner aIId DOE.
thence west 90 rods 90 COST limo state ruHl'
thgncc north NlN rode, thence east along uUru
lime sHil lul % rode tl HpeIHHIH.. afal Hu.u.H.
iur lnlt NJ street |NIua u fruut uf HHI HuiHIu
HF H4Ii UrrulsrH. "IHH 400 water rIsIt"
belonging tu nnt hAHUuaIls u"Uu e. tai|
urHHrtH. 400 HltUutu ia SAT- IHE0 t.HuUfH
Utah.
And sou nro hereby n1ttgd that t you faI
o. appear ana answer IhU sHid compliant AH
alloy required Che Hait IIuun WI. AMY Go
tie Court for tlu relief demanded therein
witness tNu N N CHARLES -
fAhI, Judge, ruI uIn ufl 1f Che
ltIALl district Court Uf Che hrI judicial
bHirFL on Huu tor tlU Territory OF
Utah, thIH s,tl day OF NHHumpH-. u
iho year tour lord one thousand eight hun,
area aud nlugty-.lrrn.
lLNgr g.. MCMILLAN.
Clerk.
By Gro. b, LOOMS, Deputy CLERK