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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-02-01
a FRUGAL CANINE rutxr.

AnA ~ Ola Darksy MaIs Its C0adsaO
the BasIs Of . PredIo iOn.
George s. Kcnwarl Of Spokane, has
unlimited faith In the saRAcity Of
dogs. The other day, he says. . large
Nowfound: and wandered into . meat
rmArket on second avenue The ami
NAL frSt satisfied himself that nobody
was looking. and quietly distracted .
bologna sausage from tho show win
dow. Then with q nonchalant strut
he wandered across the street and
buried it on vacant lot
Mr. Kenward and several other par
tiea secretej themselves and watched
the dogs operations He would walk
leisurely past the nArket and look In.
II the OCCUPANTS werS not looking in
the direction OF the froat door he
would dash in, seizs bologna. GROSS
the street ami cache it. This was EO-
peated three tinss, when the thief
discovered that he was observed And
fed. Search revealed SIX large sAR-
sages stor. away for future smergen-
cieA An o.I colored man who Was
present advacced thS theory chat the
dogs conducs was n Snre sign of hard
times
"ral1e my vice" he said, "aa' put
padloa-zs CT a. chicken house doahs'
To- da-';, bs 3: pow fuI sight Of misdS"
mcanor,1' g zine ON, aho'."
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-02-01

On the shores Of Lake Rangkul In
the Cashgar mountains, in Central
Asia, stands the famous Lamp Rock
of Asia" which Is SO called from .
cave In its side from which con-
slant stream OF pale, greenish light
is emitted. Ney Elias, the English
adventurer, who passed It in 1885.
thinks it possible that the light is
due to some phosphorescent miner6s
in the sides Of the cavern near its
opening. The natives of that section
have never attempted TO investigate
the matter, each seeming content
with the story told by his father.
which Is this: 1.-The cave 10 the
dwelling place of a demon. who
guards vast treasures stored there.
and the light is from d diamond
worn in q band around his forehead. !"
Elias explanation Of the mystery 10
probably the true one.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-02-01

MI. aud Ms. L. N. Turman a.
pccking up and shipping their house
.old ehec.s preparatory % their re-
moval 10 WapaDnucks, Choctaw ma
tioD. They have already shipped
nine wagon loads and there are more
70 follow. The people Of Ardmore,
without exception, regret 10 lose
these most esaimable people, but as
business requires their severance from
their pleasant social circles, they wish
them all the success that can possibly
attend their change of location.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-02-01

Mr.. and Mrs. George WTeford, o.
Dallas, Texas, who have been in The
city for the past ten days left this
mo-0irg for WyunewoOd. NJ. Wre-
ford rcpI eseuts The Collier publishing
, .,oany. lie and his estimable lady
Il. 30 MAJ. warm friends while here
" owlIl be Pleased to have them
come again.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-02-01
ROBBERY IN DEN.sON.
Al IL O'Clock last u ght Of anger
= : ed . .so'oo1 orc. ! F-ee.na7

Al IL O'Clock last D ght y Of eRgel
e.,.a ed . sso'oon ofG. ! F.-eena-
re sOutheGs. part of1ae CITY srG
I'D lied for a e'ass of bee.' arc
d ana s.. Besides she p op '..e,o
T il ee O.ae.'s we in the soon pic
ing dOiniUoes. f eenan s.enDeG oul
e.. 0e o. door when ne :. apse.
'w .evO'ver aua coXe sd .he g ~.
e-s, 0-ePo,Jg be-. ii : re b.: hG
81 Y -OJ0ed .le Cd L aweC OF st
ii wa.ch aud c1aia and look O
= a. Ofc:-a.1
Al Sc Sc 9eG Dack in ont F c.
m. es.e: ed. Tie roDher o de eG
Al ASIDE, but Freensn Gid not move
qHic.- enough anu he fed three
.les. Two balls took effec'. one
II. Opsh the body and one thFoue, Il
10 hip. The robber passed cut aud
disa3 tIeareG in Tue darkness. Free
lnaI is resting easy aud will proba-
Jy recover. The IS no clue to the
:ODOer.v.-Hespe ian.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-02-01
FOR SALE.

A hou1e with six rooms S stone fire
pace, crib, barn lot never failing
well. four acres improved land, Situa-
led at ManDsville. Welch's breiUess
i: ,;rg school located in the town.
Apply to DIR. j. l.. THOMAS,
lief. Columbus House.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-02-01
IL CJICKASAWS WANTED
ALLOTMENT IN 1877.

'''SCc. z. Be it fuE her enacted. tha,
the Chic ,asaw Legislature does here.
Nv give lis assent 20 the sec,:cn ling
and al'OtmeDt of lands in seve all.
under ihS system of the Uni.cL
ota.ss, as provided for in the ,Ieai y
of A"iiI 1866 and the President OF
.he United S;9;es Is hereby reques: ed
70 cause the Asmc 10 be done as sool
rs may be p.ac cable" Approved.
Oc.0ber IL, 1917.
u. +. CVERTON Gov.
(S;ee p.:n.ed laws of the Chickaslw
na. IN OF 1S90-Dage 110)
Wts "a: !cw ever repeated? We
TO ;IiornatiOn. Up 10 1890 II
seeEs {. was 81; " "a force and promul-
5a-4 d as au els ing law IN .Ae prino-
ed Laws xbuVe.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-02-01
LATEST TARIFF NEWS.

A Dallas news special from WASH
ingtOn states that q vote on the tariff
bill in the house would be rea achsd
this afternoon. This is sooner than
was supposed fiual action would be
taEen. If such is the case it is safe
to predict it will, or has by this, time
passed by gOOdly majority. Now
let the senate do its full duty and
act quickly.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-02-01

Hon. W. A. Ledbeticr accomDe
ned iy his wife ond Mrs. Seyfcr, OF
\. Fiecs:I H., went 10 PauIs
VI 'ey is morning. The latter lady
is sister of Mrs. LedDe,,er and is
desirious of Locating somewhere in
:h's territory.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-02-01

Commissioner ScOtt's court today
disposed of the following cases: Bunt
Hastings, gamiUg ON Sunday, not fin-
ished; JOhu Mutz and Britt Harbash,
disturbing religious services, ,disChars- :
ed. The defendants bail from Wood
ford.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-02-01
uo,n.,.i raaIsn,a % stslks.

The very latest thiNg In strikes Oc'
CURED recently 10 EAjnburxA Ita%
pears that the petients in ous 81 Ahe
wards Of q hoApItSi, becOm.nG tired
of icing examined night aft r sight,
went on . strike au4 absolutely re-
fus~d TO ALLOW thsDselV.s to b
further eHamined The medical press
IN coznmGntiDx "a tbs strike S1ys that
one musk admit that their eontentioa
was not IA Hnreasou5bls one. for al
though sui,EnissiOn to the OxiSeneisa
81 hospital practice Is chs on y way
Cat patients can m IteFislly repay
Aea-Ats received, to have twsnty stu
Aenta. more or less, sounding tae n ~
night is apt to lead to worse tninSS
tIWa mere .IoSs of temper.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-02-01

1t is learned that AL Taylor, The
man who embezzled nearly $4,000
from DIR. 7. p. Howell of Davis, and
who was some months since arrested
in Chicago has been refused release
on a writ of habeas corpus. He will
be brought back to answer tie charge.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-02-01

Rsny.Two Years BOtWOea I've Broehsrn'
Thomas Chandler. . Lyons Farms.
n j., farmer. IL the father OF TIVE
boys, the eldest being 60 years Of age
and the youngest O. His eldest SON
has q pon ~ years old. who In turn -
the father of q DO; i6 years old The
lat er Is twice the age OF his grand"
uncle While Farmer Cha1dler's 3
year-old S..n Is going 70 school ~
Lyons Farm, his 6O-yesr-o;d boy Is .
prosperous business man of Vineland.
N. j., and the lat.eT's 40-year-old son
il bARk director.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-02-01
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

The following names appear ON
the Bruce Ho,el register tOdPy:
w. NJ. Gregory, Topeka, Kansas;
-. w. Mckee, Lebanon, ]. 4; j. +,
Thompson and wife. HaneY, 1. L.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-02-01
CIVIC SOCIETIES.

Myrtle Lodge No Z. n. OF P. meets ev ~
ThVrsday nIght at 50. hTil Spo -i.e 5,,s
hOpse, Court street. Visiting kris-ts o1f-
W. f. McEkLvET, c. C.
y. T. HowErH, X. L.. 9.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-07
The SILK aud Fruit Industries.

1t win no doubt be- very recon.
meDdable for the people Of the Rocky
mountains to raise silk, to can anu
dry fruit, etc, Tor their home ust; and
may be also to supply a home market
where exchanges can be- made on
equitable terms In value OF labor ex-
pended, and whore tho ruinous effects
Of the wicked money contraction can
have nothing to do with II. But II our
experience 10 worth anything 10 com
pe1ing with pAuper prices, these
articles cannot DO produced aud manu-.
factured for the market at much higher
wag6s than from TO Q cents per day'a
labor. The rural population OF these
regions are a. yet not under the neces.
sity Of exchanging the fruits Of their
labor on any but legitimate terms, and
have no inclination 30 engage In COM
meroial competition at above prices,
But lot US have some true data, pre-.
gentiug the real labor value, when
applied to tho silk and fruit raising
aud preparing Tor market 10 give
encouragement enough TO cause people
10 engage In the necessary training and
outlay Of means will undoubtedly 70.
quiTe considerable Of "protection," In
Orderto raise It up TO a paying COM
mercial enterprise. There Ia generally
what is called spare time In house
holds, which perhaps proiitably could
BIO filled out Ia these and other indus.
tries. hut our rural population have
plenty to do that will afford them a
living, without STORING down 10 labor
for pauper wages. Let us have a fair
trial OF these home industries, aud
what profits there may br 10 them Tor
wage earners, more than TO eng 70 In
them for home use aud consumption.
CHRISTIAN A. MADsER.
GUNSIsoN, Utah, july o.
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SUMMONS.
In the uitirirt Court, IN and Tor the THIRD ia
diriul district Of ttah Territory, County
Of salt Lake.



The People ~ the Territory Of Utah send
greeting Co DanielN \. Darling. defendcnt
NTOu ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO Ap
4 pear u nn action brought against ou by
The above named plAnun in the District Couri
~ tho Third judicial uistrltt OF the Territory
uf Utah, and 10 answer the complaint nIUd
therein within Ten DAYS exclusive OF tho day
% scrNlccI after the service 90 you % this
summons ~ served within this county. or II
served uutut thls county, but iu this district
within twenty days otherwise within tory DAYS
=ur Judgment by default viii DO taken against
you, according % she prayer Of said COMPLIANT
Tho faid action IL brought o. have "a decree
of this court iissolying the hondt of matrIm0ny
existing between the plnmun anu defendant
awarding the plsinun such portions of the
prUpTfiy ns may be iust Aud equitable ruI1Iu
inK and rettrainiuE thc defendant from dtspo
Jog u or encum1oriuE iu any way the property
% described iu Tho comp Aini, requiring the
SSis sam ior s2bcaSSs of az SSi,os
counsel ices and temporary Alimony for usu III
plulnuu during pcudcncy Of tins action aud
name 10 wit "Harah y Davidson. aud such
other and general relief as may bo equitable
ana Just Above reief prayed Tor on the
ground that defendant without lust cause or
provoo auon has treated plAinun IN such cruel.
luhUmAn and brutal way o. 20 cause uFr great
bodily suffering and mental anguish and die.
trees mat defendant has refused 20 pfoyids
plaintiff with the common neccssanos 81 no
ana that Tor more than one year lat past de-
PENDANT has refused 20 maintain marital rcia.
Ana you arc hereby notiaei thatif YOU fall
tn appear and answer tue said complaint AZ
above required, the said plaintiff wall apply 10
ttr court Tor the rUllef demanded thrrclu
Nttuusa the Hon. samuel A, Merritt. Judge,
aud the seal Of the District Court
~ the ThITd judicial District.
SEAL iu and Tor the Territory 90 Utah,
tnIs Ird day ~ MAJ ne the wear
10 our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and ninety four.
DAVID g.. DUNBAR, CLERK
iy GEo. n, LOuMls, Deputy
Curum 4 tuEmtN, attorney f0r plAintih.
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ENTERPRISE AT GUNNISON.
line New Roller Alphabetically Alse,
STONE and Coal.
cor,poadno, DrsrnEr Nrwa

Correspondence DrsEREr SEwA
GUsSIsoS, July 0, ls0i.-At the
Gunnison RIO Grande Western station
IA now going up iirst class roller mill,
located In the midst Of the best agrlcul.
tutal and wheat raising couLIry in
Utah, 1T the Junction OF Sanpele and
SEWER valleys. The enterprlslug trm,
Guilds, Franson & Tnmpson are push.
ing this enterprise with money, intel
ligeucu and hard work. n. T.. Fall.
Htup has done ihe mason work. Frsn.
sou anu rOmpsOn tbs frame work, anu
the Great Western Go. furnish the
machinery, with all modern improve
monts.
Tue building IL $4,000 feet, four
stories high. The surplus water power
IL calculated 10 DO sufficient 10 produce
necessary electricity for Gunnison.
In the immediate neighbJThuod, IL
a mine Of kavlin, inviting the profil-
abe enterprise OF misunderstanding atone
China aud pOfcelRins.
The coal mine Of Biz Mile Creek, Is
only seven miles OF, to where tho San
pete Valley II. X. company is now
surveying IOexlend ia track. V, Il.
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SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS MEETING,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ special meeting Of the stockholders Of
The sampson Mining company viii be- held ~
ne general unlcu OF the saId company ~ so
Al south on East Temple MANI street In
~Alt Lake CITY, Utah Territory, for the tirrtIOn
NJ trustees and OTHERS ~ said company on
lhufsluN July 2tth, 8, n. ~, commencing
AZ O'Clock a. IN anu closing All O'Clock D. u.
VI SAID day aud date. Transfer books N tho
company wall be closed or saturday, July 4lst,
n T. and opened ON saturday, JUS s-lh, IsHA
The reason why THIS special meeting ls called
la because taU AuuuI. meeting DAY " Tho
stockholders ~ SAID company Ha ENod hy the
MtlulcH 90 Incorporation ~ July glth 81 this
year and uis day being a legal holiday Iu
Utah 10 HHH firf. therefore this tuegiAI murtnE
becomes necessary.
e. h. HlltUWsT. Vice President
De- a., SMITH, Assistant Secretary
Dated -alt Lake C.ty, Utau. June lgth. lssL
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HONOR TO THE AGED
The Old Folks Committee Issues The
Address for 1904.
SALT LAKE Ann DAVIS cOUSrmt
Tho Respected Veterans Invited 10 Enjoy
Ihtm,elyes at Salialr on Tues
dag Next, July 10.

The Salt Lake n Los Angeles rail
way and the Saltslf Bathing resort,
through the courtesy OF It, manage
meut,enables the Old folks' committee
10 extend their annual invitation 10
all persons over ~ years Of age
living In Salt Lake aud Davis counties
10 participate In an excufsion % Saltnif
on Tuesday, july 10, 1894. All o1cuf-
sionists over the age mentioned will On
that Gay be treated 60 tree Ride tom
Salt Lake City ~ 5lltaiT and return;
ana through the Madness Of nuperin-
tendent Bambefgcr, the old po0l IL
from Davis county will also enjoy 70
free ride on the Great salt Lake d HOT
Springs railroad.
The Invitation "a extended 10 Al
classes without dibtinction ns TO race,
faith or llot-ago only entities those
invited to tho courtesies offered. Any
person Of the required age IN salt Lake
and Davis counties II entitled TO 10
after Obtaining the necessary ticket
Any old person who may be blind,
much enitebled or cflpI leu b. entitled
10 nave an assistaAt, tut such should
TO OF mature age. We have no room
for children OF young people. Our
guests will please observe THIS, ne the
Invitation IL extended 10 aged persons
only.
All persons between the ages Of
40 aud So should wear red badge; all
between 50 ami 90 a blue badge; all 10.
tween % aud 100 white foaottv.
The Salt Lake and Rapid Transit
sire railways will nOnor for passage
TO and from the depot all pere0us
wearing the badges before NAMED.
All over seventy living In the south
end OF salt Lake valley must make
their own arrangements for guiiing TO
Salt Lake CITY on the Day Of tho ex-
cuTslon.
Tickets will be distributed by Mr..
John KiTRmau at the Ofiice Of
Bishop VIM. b. Preston, on Saturday
ami Monday, July 7th anu 8ln.
Every possible effort will 10 made TO
make tue excursion one OF genuine
pleasure. The Old FOlks' choir, under
the leadership Of Mf. VIM. Foster, will
entertain the uxo0rslonists AT the
pavilion.
Tne speclal train carrying tho OLD
Folks will leave the RIO Gfaudo West
ern railroad depot, at salt Lake CITY,
at Q O'Clock am.
A lunch provided by the respective
wards and denominations for their
own aged people Will he served In tile
pavilion. The Provisions brought ~ by
the respective wards, etc, should be
properly boxed and labeled, aud de-
ilvrred at the boz ear which Will DO
attached 10 tho special train nj the
depot on Tuesday morning al 5 o'clock.
Badges for the usr Of nids will bu
fufnlahed nv Mr. NNut l.. nluupF nj
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Priesthood Meeting.

The regular mouthly meeting Of the
Priesthood OF the Salt Lake stake OF
Zion convened In the Assembly Hall,
Salt Lnke CITY, today, Saturday, July
y 1894, nj III a. m, Elders Angus Nj,
Cannon, Joseph Il. TaylorAnd Oharles
w. Penf0te, the Presidency Of the
stake, presluing. Tue attend nee wa,
quite laTAe. All the wards VI tho stake
were properly represented, excepting
Tue Fifteenth, Sixteenth anu Granger.
The Flrst, Second, Third, Sixth,
Eighth Ninth, Tenth, Twelfth, Thlr.
tenth, Fourteenth, Fifteenth, Blk.
lsenlh, Eighteenth, Nineteenth,
twentieth, pWenty-irsl, Twenty.
'yooud aud Twouty.thlTd quorum Of
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RIO
GRANDE
WESTERN
.MSISW
WGRANpE&
AWESTERNA
MRAlrWkYEN
NM4
STANDARD GAUGE


Leave salt LAke
so. .--ror Provo. bingham. Wa.
aich ana 40 Uoins fats s.oiA u.
80 t=t0f Provo. Grand suuUulu
aud I'll points Last.ss.ass.. % ~ 90.
no o-tor Provo. Maui. aud
N1liua ........ ....,... 5000. .....tss i'in n ns
no. For Eurcka and bingham, tOup. m.
30 a-tor ogden ami Wcft........ % .pp m.
No Flor Ogden and the Wcsl.... 20 pm.
Arrive salt Lake.
No. i=ffom Provo. Grant junction
und iho East.......s.. .,.... l'.1 ". n
No. Iron Provo. Grand Junction
and tHO East ..s......s... lllD D m.
No. 5-Ir1m bingham. Provo. Mauu
snHua and Watatol. ...... 500. m.
so 9-ftom Eureka and Bingham H.t5 q n.
Ne e-trom uEiga AMI che West. 5isa m
80 tatf1u UEicn and tHr West. s.i5 o. m.
only inu running through Pullman Palace
uuub.C urawuF N1uu r'O"uou 90 uunvtf VA
Grand Junction and 90 hanfaa Guy sud Chlca.
60 via Colombo points free reclining chair
caia taIt LuAu Or beaver, aud only uuc run.
Ming fullmHn slcopCra rHit Lake % san frhss
cisco. hochaureai close connections. safety
epcod and cOmiurL
Ticket ONCE, 10 v. 2Id South.
u G. DODGE, NE. WEpHY.
Gen. Manager Gcu. rurt.
ia iLNNErr. Cen. r&I.A
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate Of Margaret q ., Mcsisstor. deceased.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GNEN ny rHE
~ undUfsiEued, Standardization of the -
tate % Margaret H. h. MrMAstef, deceased, 10
tho creditors ~ and Nh persons having claims
against The said deceased. 20 EXHIBIT them with
The necessary Youchers within four months
after the urst publication ~ THIS notice % the
aid adminhtratcr az q South Ninth kast 81,
salt Lake city, Utah.
ALEXANDER McNAsTEH,
Administrator OF The EstAtc OF Margaret u.
q McNHstur, deceased.
Dated June o., l-lt
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


lsialo or John w. kumcl, drrcAsei
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN by THE
~ uudCrsignUd Administrator Of tie a..
tate OF John li.humcl deceased, 10 the creditors
OF, and an persona having claims against RIO
SAID deceased, 90 exhibit thum with the nects
safy vouchers within ten months after The
nrtt publication % tnia notice TO the SAID
Administrator, a. CITY HAL, sat Lake CITY,
In the county Of salt Lake, Utah Territory
GusrANE a. HACkMAN
Administrator NJ the estate Of john u
humc', deceased.
MAppgLL 4 ADAMS, Attorneys Tor estate.
Dated june 10Th, 1874
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rhe Reason Why.

This deputy marshals' room In the
Dooly building has presented an nj.
most deserted appearance during the
week. Win about one exception ali
the deputies are doing railroad duty"
afounu Ogden.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


taiutc or TIE M1EWan, deceased.
NOTICE d uEREHY GIVES ny THE
~ uudrrsiguCI, AgucsH McEwAu. Nv.
ecutriA Of the last will Of Henry MrEWau,
deceased. 70 the creditors OF, and an persons
hANlug claims against the sad deceased. 10
exhibit them with tho necessary vouchers,
Within ten months after the fret publication u
THIS notice, 10 the said Agnes MrEWan, E1s
ccutriA VI the last will uf said deceased. At No
as Fourth street, IN salt take city. In the
County Of salt Lake, Territory of utah
AGkEeS MCEWAN,
deceased
Dated June 2lst A. u. 1spt.
JunS -. CANsoN Attorney Tor ENecutri1
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NOTICE 10 oRepIroRs.


EtIliC Of JtITc ", IONI Uc0tlstd
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ undersigned, administrators OF The e..
tate % Jesse ", foN, deceased, 70 tho crudis
tors of and AID persons having claims against
Che said deceased. 20 exhibit thtm With the
necessary vouchers, within ten months after
the nfst publication of this notice, 90 the aid
sdmInistrators at No. $50 Constitution building,
boz salt Lake tity, iu the County of salt Lake,
aud Territory VI Utah.
INRuM 3 YOUNG.
JESSE W.. fOA, Jun.
Administrators nf tuh Estate VI Jesse w.
t0N, deceased
JOuS ", CANNON. Attorney Tor SAID Aiu,ia.
IauatOrs
Dated Juue lsgj, 1874,
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Xot AuE HEREBY REQUIRED 10 Ar.
rclf 100 an action brought usuiua you uy
VIZ ahl.r banned Iltiuut m Che ui.tTi.t uuft
Of lhr Third judicial District rf tEo territory
~ ttth, anu 60 nusWCr tuu complaint lied
thcfciu within ten days IrNCluatty ut tHr DAY OF
hffNirc| uftcr thC service on Nuu % this
served nut ot tnlH county, Aut wtHu thIs ~.
lurb within twenty days nlhvrN 90 within
tur.y daya-ur Judgment by default Will be-
q ca hgainst you, according 10 tno prayer Of
The sad action BE- brought TO have Judgment
AGAINST drfruduutf james aud hate &C. George
ltrni IN sum u it5i-, with interest at q
let cent per anuum, from June ., 1891 tof
so hiurprys tcts auu costs % suit alleged 90
pc Que on two certain rrumIasOfy notice. rNs
teultd ~ sad last named defendant 90
plalnuh, soy. Is, ~, one Tor $500 with lu.
iclost from date at p per cent per aunum. the
DINER Tor tlu', with Interest FROM date AZ no prr
cent pcr Anugin-ssmc icing due ald wholly
uhlAu htd uriul. secured hf atuufigage of
even iatp on premises hereinafter described.
executed by Haif defendants a. uIaiuuH %
hatc the usuAl decree NJ thia ranrt Cor tho
san premises ho foid auu proceeds of tuch
sAIo Do applied DO payment ul anuuuia due AZ
above inst Gle Interests " defendants and
each % tiuu in and 90 said premises be- cut
of that uiaiuuu have general execution
against defendants James aud Kate u atarFe
leuni, tor auy balance remaining unpaid and
as folIuwH Co wits commencing ats h. corner
lut o. Nlurk Dr.. nlat 80" a. l.. q. survey, run.
ming thence y io5 feet, lhgncc " 81 feet,
theurr 10 feet, thohce b. a feet 10 beam
nnFi A.so part % sait Doc 3, commencing II
p W corner sald iot running thence \. lli
feet thence y - iooi. thence 3. lai feet.
ihonro NJ 81 feet 90 beginning, also lu of
lnta aud 2, burk = khrichs subdivision OF
h'u.k q plal 'u' SAT- lake tity survey also
lot hloFH IA, plat ~ salt i.ats Uity survey
AL situate iu -ait Lake city aHd County. Utah.
Aud you arc hereby Moulded that u YOU fal
10 appear ana answer the aaid complaint as
above required Tie sad pIainun Will Amply
o. ihu Court Tor the relief demanded therein.
Nitueaa. tie Hon samuel a Merritt. Judge,
and the seal Of the District Court OF
the ihlrd Judicial tustrtct. Va and
TOT The tsrutpfY Of ttah, this iith
scat day Of June Ia thc year OF our lord
one thousand eiEht hundred and
ninety four.
DAVID q. DUNBAR. UIerk.