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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1894-05-26
No. 773.
Application for a Patent.

Z. S. LAND OFFICE, HALEY, Jr,uo,
July "a, 1880.
Notice is hereby given that Ioi.u D. Gray,
by his attorney-in-fact. Isaac l. Lewis, and
Isaac L. Lewis, whose pcsto.sce address /,
ketchum, Alturas County, State Of Idaho
have this day filed their arp,;catiou Tor
patent for fifteen hundred linear fec. oi The
"lNDEPENa sENCE"
Lode mining claim or vein, bearing silver
and other minerals, with surface GROUND
SIX hundred feet in width, situated in Min.
eral Hill mining district. county Of Altuyas.
and State OF Idaho, and designated by the
field notes and official plat On file in tbs
Office as lot number IS, said lot No. 5 b.
ing described as follows. tu-wit:
Commencing at the discovery point and
running thence with magnetic variation
at $50 So Z n 500 CO.. W rs feet 10 the "
end line Of claim; thence S 25c IS " Sc
feet to corner No. z; thence n 25o IS E6i5
5755 feet to corner No. 5; thence S 200 so "
$50 feet to corner No. 4; thence n 90 "
w $500 feet to corner No. 7, the pispa u
beginning survey OF exterior boundaries Of
claim.
The location of this mine is recorded in
the Recorders Office of Mineral Hill min
ing district and Alturas county, State Of
Idaho.
The claim is situate on the Mt. ridge on
S. side of Z. fork OF Wood river about four
miles from its confluence with main Wood
river. No known claims in the immediate
vicinity.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
any portion of said Independence lode,
vein, mine or surface ground, are required
to file their adverse claims with the Regis
ter of the United States Land Office. al
HALEY, in the county Of Alturas, State d
Idaho, during the sixty days period o.
publication hereof. or they viii be barred
by the virtue Of the provisions Of the stat
ute.
IL is hereby ordered, that the foregoing
notice of application for patent be pub
hshed for the period of sixty days ten COZ.
secutive weeks in the KErCHuM KEYSTONE
weekly newspaper published at KetcLum
Alturas county, Idaho.
". T. RILEY, Register.
WIN. HYNDMAN, Atty for Applicants
Ketchum, idaho.
First publication, July 26. 1880.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1894-05-26
MISCELLANEOUS.
SILYER'S CHAMPION.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN news
the DAlLY-BY MAIL.

description price reduced as follows !:
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-08-11

=
MM& u hot spell that came just prior to the
MNMMA close of July. The exodus
N large, much larger than X
peced In fact there time whe apparently body
August has brought OF the wanderers home however
and from the number Of arrivals will create, than that
departures Though large proportion Of the people
to social activity home there prospect that the
mander of August will differ from the weeks Immediately preceding
quiet expected until the annual
which is always accompanied by the of the
younger society people, who the 1.-THE those wretched
exhibitions OF equine commonplace for showing them
selves
Samuel spent Sunday Crete guest
Mrs. Oscar Funke and party
An imaginative correspondent of the Omaha Ercesor at
Pixies Point Lake Okobo who not be the Erce
editor Clement Chase gives glowing of the
performed by Miss BERTHE Marshall this
CITY, and Clinton Clark of Des Mones swimming
the lake, distance of mile and half, of which mention
made last weeks COURIER The account started out thus
slight young girl beauty was enhanced
the nay black bathing suit which she the bow
of cedar boat which pushed out from the shore the point
this afternoon 1t is questionable whether Miss Burr
properly be called but article glowing
not supposed to quarrel point of this sort when
the small fotia of which write" the
respondent had gathered the western shore of this beau
full body water, Miss companions dropped
quietly into the water and started their long SWIM each
surrounded at safe distance by three four boats whose
occupants cheeed them with words of and
indicated them the direct line the long point
which stretches here into the lake and whose shallow
be the terminus of the Mr. Clark pushed
ahead with long, steady strokes and having taken the
little in advance of the others far in the lead He
showed himself Immediately to be fine swimmer, choosing
his and keeping steadily to it, Mr. Marshall
next swimming first his side and then with full
stroke but evidently making of than than would be
consistent with accomplishment of the task But his
courage failed him, although he did not have the
of pair of bright which fixed Mr.
Clark from the boat which followed him most closely He
probably thinking another pair of bright down i'll Lin
con Lastly the fair heroine of the occasion taking
her time, speed not this the of
the Her stroke beautiful to watch steady and
graceful without the slightest deviation tme except when she
occasionally stopped smngy
her friends The of the lake by the gen
tlest possible ripple the to the backs of the swimmers
and everything at its best Doesn't she swim beautifully
oh, she's resting wish could do half WELL "Her back
hair has down. That's too badr Oh hasn't that
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-08-11
THE COURIER

Clark He's turning past point and going
the dock Sure enough these remarks called from boat boat
indicated Clark had his but without touching
making the dock further indication that
up just behind him Marshall and after
the other the bathes the and surrounded him
congratulations Then all and waited for Miss
prov the Miss
Mae Burr daughter Of L. Burr Of Lincoln dashng brunette
atted bright red bathing suit trimmed handsomely with
black with black stockings and with peched her black
closely coled Her hung idly the stirring little
ps the smart craft pushed along and the whole made
fascinating drawn by Nc Wicker the
pages 1t the typical American GIRL ypicay
alfred auny yet quite
striking picture which she made In another boat Mr. Beman
Dawes the happy young whose Miss Berthe
Burr been announced and beside his the
still that regular perfect beat the
and the steady kick of the legs while she and
shore; indicate
that she had touched bottom when all the boats round and
cheer throats that might have been
heard from beach beach Arno park The feat had
accomplished girl had Lake Okobo and the
record would stand forever after her honor Miss Burr received
congratulations gracefully She did appear the
agued Immediately the dock and entered the
with the bathers"
j. daughters j. H. Bigger and Miss win
fred Hill leave few days extended trip east in
tending to spend several weeks in Atlantic City.
Herbert Weston of Beatrice several days this
week
Mrs. George Lowery left Monday for Springfield Ill., her old
home, where she will make extended visit
Gesthard has gone New York via the great lakes.
Every thinning Of the Lincoln contingent
Okobo middle of the month nearly all of the Lin
coin people will have returned from the Iowa lakes.
Farnam street Omaha belle according the Omaha Bee
complaining scarcity of the Spirit
follows THE masculine gender here be classified
nfanle imbeclic with the married
highest There have Lincoln the
neither married engaged and who should
with mbecis but they without believe
established points Lake Okobo
the Omaha belle referred Spirit Lake they the
humiliation implied by her classification
The weddings prospect for the coming to
orshadow somewhat radical change the Of the
o. Of Of
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-08-11

The weddings prospect for the coming to
somewhat radical change in the personnel of the
younger element of society The swelling Of the list OF
will corresponding thinning out OF the ranks OF
the unmarried young and make imperative the addition
large number of buds Lincoln different from almost
other Of ts size in that coming out is incident al
wholly unknown Young girls kept comparative
ecusion here in cities to be formally introduced to
the proper AS is they permitted to receive
attentions during school days and their parents
cned that they always after reaching the OF h
society," In most coming out, it
times indignantly termed would be rcuousy superuous For
the young girl has been years already They glide
society gradually instead Of taking their places for
debut The young ladies who will this winter prom
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-08-11

Every few days thinning out OF the Lincoln coDtng
Okobo BY the middle of the month nearly all of the
coin people will have returned from the Iowa lakes.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-05-18
HARDEN AGAIN.
BE Kicks Because an English Or
Ger Don't Like Justice.

Arthur Fitzgerald wss fined SIS
yesterday for aSsaulting Mrs.
Gardiner with bottle. He noted
an sppeal TO the Circuit Court.
Francis Leo G. Harden has been
very much interested in FitEger-
AIDS case, and he it was who was
hunting up witnesses for the de-
Tense. 1t 50 happened that two of
his most Important witnesses were
sailors on the Champion. So
Francis sent 3 note 10 the Cham
pion, and asked that these two
men be allowed 10 come ashore sud
testify in his friends favor. But
when the case came up, no sailors
appeared. Then, according TO Har-
dsn'S story, he telephoned to one of
the officers Of the Champion and
asked again that the men be al
lowed 10 come ashore. His request
was refused. Then he asked again,
saying that Justice, with large J
Tor. in FitEgersld'S case, for q small
jsy), demanded their presence.
Here it was that Harden received
the answer that CALLED him. In
gentle tones over the wires, he heard
the words Justice be ID"
This settled it. The sailors could
not not come and Arthur was sem
fenced 10 pay SIS and costs. Har-
den hustled around and found some
one who would go on the appeal
bond and Fitzgerald is q free man
again.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-05-18

hOuS, assured Mr.. Miller thst he
would be Sbis 10 find parasites sud
lady bugs Tor each ~ the pests which
81 present iutsSt the district, sud inst
il would bS only = rnStssr - ; lev
years sitter their Intro tuciion when
the various blightS q, HONS would X
totally SrSiicSts>L
Tue nurseries Of the plantation Srs
IN good order aui Sre well sSNcked
with yOuus coffee plants, - well -
f-,u S.Uu % 700 les plants, which
will BE- trSu>plautsi during the cnti-
ing rsiuy season. II the district should
Dc more fully opened mp sui colfeS
rlSuriuE ! carried on - 10 should De-,
II ! prUcSblz .hSt iugs udluE piSuts -
would soon lsAru - SpP0Sciats the
value o. nursery plants, sui thSt then
the nursery would hSve more sales
thsu 5; present.
The tea plants On the higher slsvS-
ciouS % The plantation hSSe made
remarkable growth during the p&>i
ysSr zuG iu spite u the blight with
which 10 bSs been affected, II : Look
Ing exceedingly healthy. The plAntS
S-s - 5 little farther SpSrt tusn =
ths custom in CeyIOU, snd II has oev Il
suggested -nzc. - the sol : - Won
iertUl,y rich, 81 extra plant could o
pI<esi between the prS>Su. oti>lsS
with no hSrul-
Inst les Sui coffee culture sire TWO
important features o Hawaiian SSri-
culture there i 10 doubt. lSU1 =
being taken Up sll through the HONS
district Sni, Sl;h ugh large tracts Sre
ros being u-tivstsi 70 shy great *
tent. the number q small Ouss, fr0u
ten 10 6fcy seres, thSt sre being plant
sj with the universally used berry i
astonishing 20 one rO- Slre&dy SSAre
q the fzc..
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-05-18

Daily AfEzrtlss=r, . cerzz
ucntn-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-05-18
TEA AND COFFEE ON HAWAII
4 BIZ Increase II the Cultivation
G. Tea Locked FCr,
RAID eRov-z OF COFFEE PLANTS.

- Made an Any Other Couur-r-
Greater Fos,ssslitsr. - the Iu6Es-
t-fe, Hr-p-Nz-se-ie, Ea- IKE TIAr.s-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-05-18
KLEMME S RIGHTS.
Es Intends 70 Get Than O. Die
II The Atts-Vt.

NJ. hLsuue : bound to hsve
his rights he thinks th&t differ.
sucs q two votes &rG 5 fraction IN
favor O: Prince Euuui4k=z i tzr
from being ; priuc-ly reason for
excluding from the Convention the
darling o.: the Schustz-u Club. He
bzS therefore Instituted legal pro-
ce@tI-Es II the hope q obtaining
: recount
Yesterday S petition for : wi;
o. uzuIa-us w4s fled in the Cir
cuit Court. Il names - defend
Suls the Chairman @: the Board Of
Inspectors IN each election precinct
On Oahu. arG sLso the Marshal.
If the Attorney General does not
Sccep5 service for the absent in
Spec;crs, the Wits will Be sent
zaLLCplrz over the island in short
order. The case will probably De
heard before Judge Whiting, some
TINE next week
The petition asks for : writ of
USu6zuCs. commanding the In
speccC-s TO recount the ballots 1t
sLlszss that the first count w4s
Illegal On =sEsraL grounds. the
principle Of which i that frac-
lI01z-T ballots srs Illegal, and
should have been rejected
An ADVEETIsEE uzu called On
c. W A-1fYci. kLsuue'. attorney
yesterday afternoon Mr. A-bfUrd
Iusluac=d that IN his CuiuiJD. his
client rad 3 strung case, If the
Court had s. he claimed, i1ri=dic-
ton He did nat believe there were
any pcsc=ceuts q the subject q
t-4c.1CCzl Tu-luE - huu4H beings
=--sEE=rE had too much CON-
UCC-seuse 10 create 9uy-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-05-18
1 MARROW ESCAPE
Qscar Tntss LIi1L: CtiIi Ei.t:G
tJa Ecrsa-

Oscar HCI1s'= Seventeen month:
CLt boy hzd : narrow escape from
: tErr-6-= G=4th yesterday. Mr..
White lad zoue out To his uaz.1rs.
14EicE the child with him H
lost s-z1l Of tie baby f1c u0u=ul-
aud EE=1 h GGrce,t zru1Ud h saw
Il under the feet Ct : Eorse- The
child had I stick II Il. hand and
SlrC-k toe EGrse acrUss the Elof=.
Tie animal Immediately kicked az
him and cue q lL= n0oEs struck
him n The face. cutting HI. LIo %
The bCl=- The BIOS t1=u glanced
upward and missing the uCse and
eyes cut 81 Ugly zz-h N the fire
E=El- Had the b-CE n15 been !
E.l-c5-E che O. had L struck :
little % -c= SIDE Ct WE=rs u id.
the chill would C1E1C5sEGLT have
C=eC ElL=,
Dr. Wood VS. st crce zeut f5-.
GE1 h =sE=c 70 the wounds T1=
Little i=l-JF VII have = scar q h.
face i1r =CUE tine b1t. being =
y1CEZ- time viii probably eEac=
al traces q LI= L1rrCF escape
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-05-18
4 SET OF SILVER
Presented to George Il. Robertson,
Of Brewer i Co.

George H. Robertson, who has
been the manager Of Brewer L Co.
for some time. and was treasurer,
bookksepsr and Office boy before
that, was Yesterday presented by
P. c. Jones, the president Of the
firm. with s set Of sIlvzrware con-
tanning one dozen tea, desert and
table spoons, two dozen forks and q
soup ladle, each piece marked with
the letter r." On the Outside OF
the box was a silver plate with the
following inscription
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-05-18

B=rzUCs VITO syEpa5EIz= With the
E5iist='1 WI rE.,1I.e sI-E D Z Car
e Iz..ss.5 Ezrr1-,-u street. Kansas CIrT-
H Z al Cd s1E=rEr fruo InE.n-
EasCrF rh,sC14zI-1- boz EaE ECc
c=rzcct-rs 1=eC rru1blz41 u tn
eilCErE- Last winter - w=cs u
ICt1 W1-cCCEI-, and n cslCz-- 1eEe-
1E= lad another s11acL + eau=
1pCC IA EEzIE vary sellE zL6
=EFErE- Ii sad Ny I1T1Ez swell
81 and BECAME EEsu-,t= =cr= e.
t-CeE c. zIu1ss q b1Gk at TCcC
the ErEsCt rzg1=-s e NJ u1r1@F II
laE I trI-=i CtambsriaIET- PaIn BAN
t1 rssi1.= The swelling and ease TIE
gan and . NJ agreeable =-rrrI.sz
Z 6lt 6rth- ! nave as-d thre,= Fly
cas- 6utfI=s ssd b=l1=Ee L u be th,.
E1esE tang far rtela.si=ll- ps.irI.
and =EellInzz sE1s1E- F-E SAL b.
al M=,iIcIrs D=aL=rz- BEzzos
SErE Z Co. Az=oE= fgr H
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-05-18

Tue ADTEETI=EE = i1t=hsed 70
Or J. AaCI Smith for Z v-rV neat
advert =rD-ls Il The Cuian CVele
Mar --I-LctI4rlaz Company Dr. A9C1
Satin Z. CL= Il tn I-aGIlz oEnzrs
q TIE company EhIc1 turns czG =
large nCU5er q h5gh grzt= EhzeL=
yearly
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-05-18

he KS L-l->-Th : CN--l saLa--E -
new one IN Hawaii. A few years age
there va hardly : plan: @, this much
uss,s S-.Ec-s q CON usrvs raised IN Tx
ISLANDS. Now there : 5 regularly o.
Ezulzei company t1- IL cultivation
tbs. cNS gone beyond the exp rIus T.
- stage. A-G les cultivation cSu x
la,ks.t uuCu - 81 assured fact
E-U- = recent report El>ce oy Cls>.
y Mi-s-. the manage q the Hawai-
iSn Cuses zcG rss Company, the fol-
lowing facts regarding tie cultivation
q rrCSe TWO Staples S-s gathered
The eou1 uGuy's plantation = >it-S.-
81 BE- NCCz- Hawai- L w7&> started
in ISL. Sut : low il i u-Cs- flourish
ing cocGitEc-- he .s& baS us~c test
e. and lxs been V-OCCIuCrG cy COM
rs.s-- f-.'.-s> 70 os os E-s.-S-a-S Q-2l-
Nv. Ths matter o. extending the
cultivation u the plan. .iI Ue ccr-
SsGs-z.5 81 The Lex. meeting o. the
cDc-rs-v. sri /. : more than likely
.r8s 10 viii De- E1-s INFO eXtelslv-L v.
Tie following ls--s-, written 81 WI
han T.. Nzl- OF Na1l-t. IN regard %
s1ts-- ~ the -sz EzLl>r vii Cs -sz1
VIII --.s-s>-
LAALoA-Ar-fr =, 1851
C. = nL--LEz- ESQ DsAE >CE-
A. requested I -e- CD >--U-1 70 yuC
I'll - ed estimates FIR p-1L-ECE
z-l earring C- Tie cultivation u
uW-=--v 1--WE z--s> OF Tea Ion VII
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With existing fences, sui cla5 the
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-05-18

IEc very lalesG regarding the
cruIser ChzIpIan = that she viii
reuaIa II part Until fgrehEr no
tIcz-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-20
TRUSTEES SALE.


AINlNI n. Mis- lllHA MoNhoL AND
" tlhuA Monroe, beg husband, did, ON mo
auN Gay "I ttlfunfNi lrilt make, execute and
lnIftf ll ihr Undersigned trustee their coz
lAu itl.l urtl ftcorlu ~ tue uhlrn of the
county recorder OF SAT- Lave county, Utah
l'inl'fls nn quo aud daN ut February, 1874, iu
tnuA '. POI OF m1gsatta on page ~, 20 secure
lNn nHlnat ono Tor lWrINu hundred dollars
tl- ~ any Que inr fourteen hundred uitv
NhI flNI N"lIAU t"llt 90 winch ahlu notes
Mtln ulIhllo lh luhlAIIWgnh 1t one hun
urea N1hlfH |hINfyIt ana interest thrrcs
nn nn iHo ufat 1hT Of 'lru ana rfrfF month,
'nWmnN.h. ann Nl D.. Q. phgAlIr 90 thu
uINtI nI N NNtINA.u NNI r. a. Aurfhach,
MlIl lN.'ft.t Mri'ln At On. falr ~ i1u per
cent NtI ahNuWt AhN AIHn ln secure tuo ground
ftnl ui iNt plrWl.t htftlhatgf described and
MN'iri. Htl Nuat N'oa provided Ga at
lNr NuNlIIaf nn ~. prtmla'h COO.
Nrlel lhrIgIui Hn.l'l pc insured Boo
EnWn convent poo. llAh.e company ln
HnW ul unl l'7h lNAu I'VE lh.usanl dollars
t..N.. lII lNg woe or lh' HaIu tWrl lattirs,
hnl MuoIt halI Ni.l plfil'. nave tailed 90
procure .lll .n'ufihtt lhl nave tailed 10 pay
lNt luHiANN thi LNt Nn hAll uulea on lho lHt
lAI gl Auf.t AnH hn Ff'unl fcni dut pu
INC uHl Gay OF ApfH lhlt
NuNs inrltloir. 20 ln. request ol y H. Aud
2. ~ hunihi,h, lNo unllrf. nl ahll notes, tho
unl, th,H ,in,''g' a., f1ins ~ We terms ot
s.Il N,'I o., .N.l WV icy We lAll Asl prem
rnhel, ,f 90 mgch thereof q. may DO ner,es.
..alh lront 900, OF 'hg County Court House ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-20

AUUIH accordance with law arH t,o Dr ftr %
uU Hoard .f urr. Gore made au 600 seventh
parcel UI aH.E Hs mbI De- ur..HHfrU. ..' H0
bold lf fHH once 90 f.r 4.HfrIaH. H. IHuHutu.
uaa hsulIHU -ai latu tF, luu. Uu NIn.
far. tHr fourth dsy off uc.gHHaf ... ct @ b.
WIN ur rNHu ol aaI ,..'. sHi uhu'H.r %
n"... W. N.A DO Hr"fUUfN.
uHr room ti tousu'auan ua.iiuf sAit
alta us.UHr uf tbo board of fr,.i1fs %
N.U nUf.Ur 800. ua aun uII.H. lHWUHU.. UC.t
Nu ihr ih IHN VI November i.I. iHH soto 10y
900. polo nf Ihu lIutn fi1ct wac UHH.H.Hui
uIuI UU 900 Iay Hf December, I'.I, at.. Do. IH.,
WI HEArIE. sorrurr.
hia wrcnHr nf tlH board of directors nf fHe
NlIh" aHl NN... tuwHFHI u..f Uu
81 W6 atat. ft6.a usa u.strara uul. ,'s
IHlfH I'l at aHr.. 90 iHU
WJ nrhug
hiaugrHa. u.Ir board of director. uf iHr
.l.I.r "u.. ...H.a '|HUau.i N"'l uu i.H
.l t'N uf i.uNlr. 300. i.H datH Cog iue lI.
rar uf NHuH. lsHs O. +. u. %. atals,s
49, D. uFhUE.
SECRETARY.
Nfau meeting of H. board Hf directors of tne
-gN.r N.In. iU. '..IanE tg'to u tHu
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-20

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The People " She Territory OF Utah scad
EIyDtuH 90 john Vaughn aud Frances n.
Vaughn, ugftuuhuta
Nuu NaE IfuEuY REQUIRED TO Ar.
4 pear BOO hu action brought aEAinft you Nv
tuy above named U'alniiu Boa toe District Court
of ODE lhIfi Judicial uisisct uf ihu IcriturV
w ltl nH- i' answer che compliant nlci
therein within ten days lrHciuaItr 1f tho day ~
HHnIr.I .ufr One service uu sou ~ thls SON.
t.nn.Hi served within tHIs gluuiyt or, u
ar"yUl uut of t1s county, uut DO tuIt district,
Uaysa8f Judgment HF default Will b. talon
assi1usst yoi, according 90 Che prayct OF said
ltaaa.da action BE- brought 90 have Judgment
against go dyianinui. Do slm u $50, with
Interest thereon ttom sept l4 lnI, ~ per
cent urf month"; AND tuf reasonable utturi
uyYs ieH. aIIcfvi Oh Boz due uu a certain
lH U.aInuus March IS. l'.l. Cor $50, with inter
rHtir1m maturity 10 per cont por month, QUO
aih months aurr dhtc. sumc lrins iuc aud
wholly unpaid and being secured hy mort.
sage 10 oven dHtH on premises hereinafter
Hts"ulri, executed lT said defendants 60
p'aiuun 90 have tHc usual decree % fore
deficiency IIGEmnat against defendants. with
other rrurf aud rUstF. said premises arc
described aH follows, tawit Al of iUts y and
fuba.s.sion Of iot q 6ilei h. i've Acre piai 4,
~ tlo'a srney situate in sails LAKE County.
Ani YOU arc hereby noua,d thAtii you fail
~ appear aud answer the said complaint m
above required. she fait plaintiff will apply TO
rtg ours fof The rylici demanded therein
Witness, tho Hon. samuel 4, Mcrult Judge.
aud the seal % The nistfict court
Uf tho 1hlfd Judicial Distinct,
lsLALl tu and for tho Territory % Utah.
tlis lilh DAY " March, ia the year
DAVID q DUNBAR, Clefk.
by. Gro. u. LOOMS. Depaty ClsrE.