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SUMMER RESORTS.

MISS CRANE OF BALTIMORE WHO Is THOR
oughly experienced and very competent, Will
open Washington Grove Hotel on May Is. The
board and attendance will be frst-class and
completely renovated. apie-lms
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1t -te bna

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cheaper than pretended manufacturers. The
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est. 1872 fe24-3m
FOR SALE-PARLOR ORGAN BARGAIN-ESTEY
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MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN

wANTED-A LOAN OF $500 FOR THREE
years on property in NV; house and stable cost
&c. 200, and 500 feet of ground valued So 600.
apie-2t A. ]. whitaker, Room 4, 916 3 st.
MONEY TO LOAN AT 5 PER CENT ON APP
proved District real estate. Also installment
loans made. f. II. SMITH & SONS,
aDl0 1416 NV
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A Young Girls Bravery.

Every summers list of watering place
calamities is partially relieved by the
bright instances of bravery and self sac
rifice and timely thoughtfulness which
many of them produce.
The latest and the most unusual in
stance of seaside heroism occurred at
Cottage park, near Winthrop, a point on
Boston harbor about five miles from
Boston. Mrs. Spencer, young bride,
while bathing was overcome with vertigo
in somewhat deep water. Miss Millie, the
9-year-old daughter of Mr.. Edwin B. Ide
of Brooklyn, who was bathing beside her,
instead of running away in terror, ap-
preached as near as the depth of the wa
ter would allow and held up the head Of
the nearly insensible lady until other aid
came.
This display of presence of mind might
be remembered and initiated with advan.
tage by all persons whom the season is
likely to make spectators of accidents in
the water.-New York Telegram.
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NOTICE.

All persons are cautioned against purchasing
from John Pu FISCHER his interest in the Monatare
or the Golden Eagle miring locations situate in
Ferguson Mining District Lincoln County,
Nevada, as the undersigned claims, for the estate
of James McFadden deceased. an equitable in
teres in each of said mines by virtue of location.
Said Monatare and Golden Eagle claims were To-
Gated the 25th. day of April 1892, in the names
of John Purtscher and II. A. Cohen.
MRS. JULIA McFADDEN,
Administrative OF the Estate of James Nc.
Fadden, Deceased
Dated, Pioche Nevada August 7th. 1894.
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istratons, in name only, that they may the better
serve their foreign masters, as has been the case
for the last twenty-five years, and
WHEREAS: 1t Is necessary. in order to conquer
the common enemy, to unite under common
national banner, ani not fritter our time and
strength away in fostering local parties of different
names. Therefore be il further
RESOLVED: That, in our opinion, the Silver
Party of this State should drop its local name and
fall into line with the National Peoples Party, in
order to accomplish the reform which 1t socks by
being organized for the great national conflict Of
1896. And
WHEREAS; We recognize the fact, that those
who are not for us against us, and that fusion
with enemies or luke warm friends ia always q
source Of weakness to those who struggling for
justice. Therefore be it further
RESOLVED: That our delegates to the Peoples
Party Convention to be held at Reno on the 9th
day Of September 1894 be- and they hereby are, in
structed to oppose any fusion with any other
party whatever, and that If they give proxies to
others, that they instruct their proxies to the
same effect
O.. H. PATCHEN Chairman,
ALEX. vEIToH, RoBT. LEROY.
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A Big Mistake i.

The publisher of the Enterprise at
Virginia is sending out the following letter
to the various County Clerks;
Dear Sir: take the liberty in writing to
you in regard to the printing of official and
sample ballots to be used in the coming elec.
ton, and also tally sheets and other supplies
necessary thereto. :. 90
The law relative thereto requires the
ballots to be printed in the State, and in
the county, if possible.
As there is no press in the State large
enough to print the entire ballot, except the
one owned by me, deem it advisable to in
form you. There is possibility of San
Francisco printers trying to get some of this
work by working through local printers
As the ballot will be 26x36, and the tally
sheets fully as large, know that there is
no press in this State except mine, capable
of handling the work.
Trusting that you will favor me with the
order for the ballots of your county, and
guaranteeing as perfect work as can be done
in San Francisco, remain, Yours truly,
J.E. McKinnon,
Publisher Territorial Enterprise.
He's sadly off his base. The RECORD
office is one of the few throughout the State
which was able to turn off ballots two years
ago in accordance with law. We did it
without trouble too and are doing it again
now though the ticket is three times the
size of that voted at the last election. The
RECORD plant is second to none in the State
and if the Enterprise man wants ticket
30x46 inches in size we can accommodate
him and at one impression.
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frlncesses Ill Unelr own country, like
the proverbial prophet, meet with scant
honor when that country happens to be
America. During all the festivities that
welcomed the charming Princess Eulalie
TO these shores this was going on in
New York at the Young Women's Chris
tan home: 1t seems that four Indian
women became guests there. There are
about 80 young women in the house, and
when Princess Viroqua of the Mohawlls
and Misses Carrie Blue Jacket, Dairy
orahcosa and Nacouchee of the Cherokee
tribe arrived they We're avoided and
stunned. The princess oyerhoarRone of
the women say that she would not eat at
the same table with "those Indians" :"
The princess, who is well educated
woman and a graduate of medicine, stood
up in the dining room and read the en-
tire crowd IL lesson in politeness. Matron
Marsh was unable to check her flow Of
speech. She pointed out that our gov
ernment said all men were equal, and
our civilization extended the hand of fell
lowship to her people. But these were
only words of mouth and found no place
in the hearts of the speakers. She ex-
tolled the purity of the blood in her
veins, and when she sat down she had
abashed all present by her arraignment.
Cor. Philadelphia Ledger
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NOTICE
Registration Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the official register
of Spring Valley precinct, Lincoln County State of
Nevada, is now open at my office in Spring Valley,
Lincoln County, between the hours of 10 a. IN. md
6 p. m. Of all legal days prior to the
21st. day Of October. 1894,
for the registration Of the names OF all legal voters
of said election precinct prior to the general
election to be held on the 9Th. day Of November
1894.
HY. RICE.
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DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award
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REPUBLICAN TICKET

SDIiSIhN IlSNL
7:l|1F
OF NEVADA.
Campaign of 1894.
For Congress,
II. F. BARTINE,
Of Ormsby.
For Governor,
A. G. CLEVELAND.
OF White Pine.
foi l4louJoudut
j. F. EMMITT,
OF Washoe.
For Judge of Supreme Court,
M. A. MURPHY,
OF Esmeralda.
For Attorney General
JAMES D. TORREYSON,
Of Ormsby.
Eor Secretary of State,
L ID. VANDERLIETH,
OF Eureka.
For State Controller,
o. II. GREY,
OF White Pine.
For State Treasurer,
GEORGE W. RICHARD,
Of Ormsby.
For Surveyor General,
GILMAN N. FOLSOM,
Of Douglas
For State Printer,
J. E. ECKLEY,
OF Storey.
For Superintendent of Public In structior
ORVIS RING,
OF Washoe.
For Regent of State University (Shol
Term,)
w. II. PATTERSON,
OF Washoe.
For Regent of the State University Lon
Term
j. w. HAINES,
OF Douglas.
For Judge of the First judicial Distric
RICHARD RISING,
Of Storey.
For Judge of the Second Judicial Distric
EDMUND r. DODGE,
OF Washoe.
For the Fourth Judicial District,
J. POUJADE,
OF Lincoln.
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VOL. Xiv.
NEW TO DAY.
SEALED PROPOSALS.

ssoIed proposals will be receive. at my Office up
30 noon of the 5th day of November 1894 or the
sTection of a Jail building at the town of Della
o,sr New. to be constructed of two by eight
tSys, inch plank, double thickness, divided into
Two rooms doors to have gratings one foot square.
the whole building to be l2Xl5 feet when COM
nleted. Further specifications ca be obtained at
The Board reserves the right to reject any and
all bids. ~
Pioche, New, Oct. II, 1894.
j. A. CLARK, Clerk.
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Notice To Creditors.

Notice is hereby given by J. Osborne, admins
traitor of the estate of August Werner deceased to
the creditors of and all persons having claims
against said estate, to exhibit them, with the
necessary vouchers, within four months sitter the
first publication Of this notice. to the said admin
istrator, at his ONCE In the Masonic building on
Lacour street. Phoebe, in the County of Lincoln,
State Of Nevada.
T.J. OSBORNE,
Administrator Of the estate of August Werner, de-
ceased.
Dated at PIoche, August 2s, 1894.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

NNtiEREA. Mus. ELIIA MONROE AND
w tmnk Monroe, her husband. did, on tho
4ni DAY 90 tcufuary, 1884, matc, execute aud
talu Trust deed. rrC1rdo in tht once u tho
county recorder OF salt iaau County, Utah
TERRITORY, on one lud day of February, ispi in
tso notes, one Tor twelve hundred dollars
Nitll fII aud one inr fourteen hundred nftv
And Al.l dpl'ara l.AlAtl which shit notes
we're payable ~ instaNiagnia Of one hun.
uu con- tIr nrHl NnI ut each and every month.
commencing Auul lsL l-l. payable 90 tho
ORDER NJ . ~ Nurrharn hud h, u. Auurbafh.
with Interest thereon at ihr rate Of tsn prf
cent per luuuW and also to secure she groind
ryut 90 cue rfrmlars hereinafter described. and
whereas said trust deed provided mat
yuygl therein, should bt insured In
some solvent Insurance company. DO a
i'wbgo fur iur usgs Of ih' sald thirdrartics.
Hui whereas HaiI urst parties have failed h
procure faiu insurance and have failed 10 pay
tHn uHtaIlwrut Iur ur SAID notice on Che 'lft
Che nrat day OF AprH. ls'lt
nov, therefore Ht ihe request u D. 10. and
Undergrad trustee. afrorduE Co thu tgrma %
HHII decd ut trust. VIII cell tho land aud prom.
isus lu sald trust nurd AMI hereinafter dcs.
yr|uet. ur 90 much thufrHf Hs may he utrrs.
sUutN front door uf the County Court nuulo lu
che DID fu1 county ~ salt Lake, Territory OF
/ z |HNH Ah DO % '|N|H "a 1000 OF NNu aHNN NnN on
AUuI, 1875, tu pay Che amounts due ca snd
pflmIsHuty nutvs aud interest at ten per cent
pnr Auuum thereon from February lhd 1884
and che costs uf executing this trust including
reasonable compensation 90 this trustee and 10
DIE attorney. as provided iu Hald deed 90 trust
tuWhI.h reference BE- hereby made ami which
lH made part hereof. aud VIII execute Co tHs
purchaser uT purchaser decd Of ths pro.
UcTtF tU sold, ruuNuyinF title with an riEhts %
redemption Co said purchaser or purchasers
RAID property De- situate ia tho city aud raun.
fF of rHIt Lake. Territory NJ ltAu. and Dr. mar
t.HIHf|H described HH follow
800 tlHt certain LOT orparCol uf ground being
part ~ Iut three .iI, block seventy, lIHt a.
7lIt Lake tly survey, beginning AZ
TUut uu thU west lur uf Commercial
street, eighty two Aud one naf .sl.I foes
south of thu northeast corner OF slil lot
three, thence wet ono hundred Two lUI
foot mOTr 1r lees 90 the east IibU OF uu alley,
theurr north a'ong tho east luU Ut sali alley
furtysthfrr .tiI foot uinu iuuugH, thence rAst
ono hundred two .lIN feet MORE Ur Itss tY
Commercial street. thence south along wet
lup uf Commercial street forty three feet
uur inches fH point ~ beginning HH fuzzy
described 100 IrHHr recorded December IltI
IrIE Iu book HN OF N#ua uud IuAsrs 90 pages
ono Go three records uf salt take Comfy,
Uah, together With buildings aud Improve
mfufH erected HrTrla and known az Tue
"prUu'U's Theatre.
g. D.. ARCHER
uuomt. LLr ou,T, Attorneys Tor Trustee.
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the earth. with love OF the beautiful
that takes us back 10 the most glorious
days Of Greece, his degraded life lax To-
us BACK 10 the days OF the drunken
helots. ~. poetry is oil a. sweet AMI
pure A. wild nlwers, while his ne wa.
one Wild drbau eh.0
This Is fair specimen u the wofll's
nuinion o. the author OF "rh,
Raven" For more than twenty votr.
si'er his dsAih the time Of his nitih
was unknown, aud tho place Of his
urn was uncertain. rhU present
writer knew Mrs. GLENN, the pofps
aunt anu "m0ro than mother" In her
last yuauj sire said positively that
s"Eddie was born on tie 1871 n Jan.
uaty, 1850, 10 Blitou.0 rhus Poe WA
one OF The i.iustrious group Whose
genius has teen he glory u the nine
leenth century, rennyson, Gladstone,
Holmes, anu Me. Biogtirg, The
gfestett VI MI pae'tssts. -kugfnc l..
Didcr ~ dptR bodcy's
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CRY ORDINANCE.

An Ordinance. Io amend Section Iiof Chap.
Ter 5l. Of Che Revised 'rlinHn'e' N i"l. Df
srG fiov I. he it ordained by tle gir .0Hn.
ru "a aaif InNn gifv Territory RIO lH. IHHf
Inc nrat urrarraph or Subdivision UI section Nd.
III CEsrtrrfg ID the uCfiaci Ordinance. uf
isgl. of Halt LAKE City, be anI Do. some a.
hereby amruded by stritinF uut %. BOOB piazza.
graph OF aubdIvision the worla ".HUHIH U.p"
and inserting boo lieu thernpt int W.ri "..IY
section 2. ihIs ordinance fhl IH.. rIU.l
and be- boz force from md after IiH HUH.H...
TrrfIfUfv I'd Utah. March IIth H.I .HI Hr.
TERED 90 Che Mayor for hle alilI"...
IsIAI| g. TT, % i.Hh..
CITY ...ffrU
Approved this she thiriy'nrtHI Starch.
Rs Ha.NN.
H.HHr
tuftad states Of America, louf.. .. UIaU,
County of -al. Lake, fs.
I.G. No. Uartman, Recorder U|.. .H. It
fHfrtIfu. Ttftlfnrv " rtth dH U.. ......g
fEHi IHr above BE- u Cub. trIn H"I ....I.. COPY
Uf ur rIiIIHurr. Co. nmtuA |.. u.
tHHrfcr a Uf thr Ictfta 'H H. UI
lt'L. OFF rHf iltr CITY. nh.N'. I. IH"
q Uur.I. UI SOLE iHio tIIEt lN.. ...I 90 .N.
N.I.. tH II aud frffLOi .H.
IH" Dbl" approval. HNrfOfrI .. "H...
Nrr WOO. 4. u. lsi, as arp....". .....IIu
W. Office.
DOB uIinrH whereof. have l....... ZOO mt
hand md HnNrd M. ..U.#.H. Sod
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fH.H tuc second dHE H t. d.
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ANsuhL STATEMENT
Dor DO year sulIHg December 90. 1893. % the
condition of hs
sun INSURANCE CORPlEY

made % tha Secretary of uo Territory of utlr,
600 pursItrHr of lH 400 Relating 90 Pro luHunurH
CanIlHIHs, approved March DID, iHl
Hluis WurIn, asr1's. iil South Mlu street,
s,ms ~ gaHpluy aad location, Sun uaufaneo
90 Ftu Truug.#"H. California,
Tho amount OF efp.ul stools o. tln,rll
Iho capital 1t1ss 500 up 3. tluula
Tho amount u| ll# HaHHls o. lafltliHt
no amount ui Do liabilities linciuilng capital
BE- tflt s.HHI
no Hst surplus over ,n Liabilities 9. si603m
The name u, i'H l''1InHy nr a9out fur th1 Terri.
t1ry NJ unh, upon WHOM HHrde0 of proves IN any
civil action against slIi eImpsuy msy hu maIU, b
Ifuul litrfls, Hait lat0 CITY
Inc roeeptH during tta scar aero fIn ot21l.
Expenditure during 'l' year were tlit,'oi5a
state ~ California,
County uf atn Francisco.
Wm' d. Friend. being duly sworn, deposss ana
sIYH BIAS hH Dr. tHH above described UHlffF ~ said
company aul uli tlH ilrugI.us statement lf uu
20, December i1u o. o1rlg.i according 70 the hUit
% hIa Information, suuH.0igu nri belief, reHpoc.
uvaly
Subscribed and sworn 90 before 300 ms .lh dag
or January, A. d. lt'i' ,-,, a. ,......
a rammi #IUuof OF d,rI. Tor I,uilfy % UtA
af San tmn..HcHt California.
Territory of uilh.
srgrtiuya umoO
l. Ciarlrf o.. iuslarl. Secretary OF ho Territory
of Utah, dl hereby urHiy t.t 600 above end fari
sIIHH d. fIII. true and crHG' copy 90 thn annual
statement Uf Ono general condition NJ thH SIM
Insurance company, ui pen .fin % California
tr purruiuHH of lu frf ruIatIHF tl gro Insurance
gnmpaulul, approved NArc. DO i.sl
Do uiinuss shrrvlf. have uslrlutn tHt my hand
and a1rri tho Greet sel ui ih' tgr.hu of
,sTil CuARlr 81 WCihHps.
Secretary H' ith Territory.
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ana fH ftUHffHre. with .Hu ru. U.H Urfrr uf
tU HO.fd Uf Directors made Uu IlH seventh
DAY uI October IaH'. foo fuHUH Hu.I"H rf econ
parcel of stock lH may UH u..UHrHfF. $500 uo
bold 90 tIU once OF Hr rrrr.HHTt Hf NuuHutI.
uon lgu.iHD 7at Lutg t.r luH. 900 Mon
dtT. 600 fourth day of us.tmuef sD. atlp.
o.. tH paF thO delinquent ..fgfsnfHt together
Hii1 tn' rpau %. aifsfus!uE aHi 'RUrH.u %
fa.". NJ. 2 MA DO. Secretary
uf.o r4um i tonsuiuu0u uui.lIus. sAit
lukt city Utah.
40 meeting OF tht board NJ dirocilu ~
tIt sewer NIuuF and UIlInH COMPANY, bold
Dn ihr SOD laF vi NuvHmHCr lHi.. tbH iIta fUr
uiui tng yea Say " December, lsII. at.r. m..
" y. HE,riE. sorrsuY.
80 meeting of quo board Of directors ofIHa
r,. 81. ~. !, .iI ,. 1WlA0. held 90
oi tHg above stn.E wa. u.sIHnlrf uutH ihr
lt January, l"I 40 .H m, at Che
W. nEArt,
amcruHE 0f i.. NHrrf ut director. uf thr
Sewer Mining a. NHNHg UHHUHI.. UHIi 600 tHH
.ih day of January I.i tIU Ha.a Cor tHr HHlr
alF gt March. 1924 at tIs n. ai tao auvyg
W. urhrlF,
secretary.
Ata meeting OF che board uf fI.g.tUra 0t Che
SEWER huigr NNin. .uWfaHl. I.ll 1u ohio
in day of irUruHU. IHNt I|. IHI. lUr tHU HaIr
~ IHg h.gf. .igra Mi. uH''I .nui 4uiil tHr
l0iN Day 90 March, i..l. 900 r. Dol. 40 ODE above
uEAIE
.s-r,my.
~ amoouHfof Wrn board of director. Of tho
tr.rr Mining Milling iHmU.uH. NHi uu che
~ Che above HiI.a Voc postponed until me
- aay " ArrI, is'i, at o d. DO, ai ihg above
W.. uEhrE.
HUHrUHHTH
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Poe; Real aud Evputed.
We pre told that

We nre told that
seven GreciAn cities claimed Homer dead,
10 which living Homer hclgod his bread.
ltisuot NJ astonishing that tho birth.
place OF the Father OF Poetry should
be known, for he lived at the dawn ni
literature, at pre.historic period: but
u Il strange that NJ famous post a.
Edgar a, Poo--a poet VI our own
century, OF our country, and almost Of
our own nge-sh0uld have lived aud
died a mystery TO his cotemporarios,n aud
10 ain IN many RESPECTS mystery
Eill althJu h more than forty year,
have elapsed siuce his death, and nine
lives OF him have buan written.
Converting with one ot the most nc.
complishei women Of Baltimore, one
evening, the name OF Pos was men
toned.
what IA strange contrast between
the poet and his poetryi" she ex-
claimed. "In hie poetry ne ascends to
1he skyi In his life he RToyslled upon
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Tho peopls OF tbr rcuriory 81 umh send
yr,ftius tl william 4, Ward alias william
F,ifositror defendant
xynu ARE HEREBY INQUIRED 10
Y Na,tgrr ln an action brought against YOU
- hbnFr named plAinuh "a the lslrot
E,uft Of the third Judicial blalitl or lhu
fr.rrlto-5 of Utah and tU answer ihn comp amt
aga ibefsin within tgn days exc usye - tlo
dav III seryrol after mo friMe' oh lva vl 'Ni,
rsinmons IN served within lhl, 'oghll W II
sstvSi oot Ifthis county, bur in nus district
.,'bta tvrntv dave. otherwise Wllnn forty
,r 'tufsmtnt hY dofuult WIZ ue hatn
sgs,n.t yau. acg0riIuE 90 the prayer vi sAld
Ibe,0-I .guon ls brought NO have a decree
NJ ti,t. r.,urt,Ii.ro ylnFthu bonds nt Whiflmnny
,si1iins bstytru plaintiff gni defendant ana
fo'e,sr frIsRslug plslNuu tuei Cif1m above
reltrf uraysd Cor uu tuuWguhd lhtt lol nvl .
than thrpt yoar lnHt raHl Nyl'NlAnt ~ 'a.,,''
10 provide ulaIuut Win No., ''u'' ~, ,ai
aries Of iir a|fhnuGA an.o ' n 9e All
s,h,g ,'t.n or about heb, 10, ls.3, defend.
~ ,i snirnr,u tl o. tUIm uf two year DO
H.. re-. r.UttrutiHrs Ut loANrnWnrtnt NNNt
an rharge OF drsuruuu from inc United 'lA'sf
XIV Rnd Won are hereby notlod mat q Yen fal
Ia hppenr and answer lNr 0All compliant ~
sb6t6 rg1uircd. the s4li p'nnyu, MlH hppy 10
mo rnurt for Quo rrllHi lrwaNN'a WV tt..-
and thr seal OF thu District Nouit %.
III. ThirI sud- Hul unuiei ln anI
l'HNN dayof ApriI. M thH wear NJ our
VA ono thousand eight hundred
and ninety fuur ....,. ,,,
DAVID D. nuNbAk Clerk
by GEo. D Looms, Deputy u'eFA'
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John Vaughn and Frances y. Vaughn. DO.
tCuuanta
Inc People n tho isrrit,ry ~ Utah ssnd
gfcdtuF in John Vaughn ana ffEuCcs A..
Vaughn. Defendants
Nruu AGE urWEWN grQyiUED 10 AZ.
> peag in au aeuon nrqaslt Agsllstygu ~
of lhu Ih.ri Iuiirial District u ihH IcuitofY
~ ltl. no. tn answer The complaint nied
Wrfciu within Ten dayt lCFc'ufifu " The fhy u
trrtrcl ait.I One service ON yuu ~ this fam.
murs-ii served within th.s C0untYi or. II
served uut li tlls rluntY, uut I tla district,
within twenty dayd otherwlo vlthil forty
nHla. or Judgment by dciaut vill o. tnken
hsunst Jou, according " the pruyor " SAID
complaint
Itt said action b. ifouaht 90 have iufemsnt
uElluat 30 defendants On sum n tsd. with
interest thereon from sept ~, lfl. a. yer
cent ugr month. AMI Tor reasonable auof
nels l',, algsr1 tp % que 90 q certain
tu uauuh, March o. i'li Tor tlol. with inter.
tHl from maturity 10 per rUut Dor month, due
~ months after date, same neluE Que aud
rlrc 10 tvyu date 90 premises hereinafter
d,trflnndi executed by taid defendants 30
plaihuh 20 have t1o usual decree uf fore.
deficiency luiEmeGt against defendants with
other trIluf uut costs. Hai1 premises Afo
a''giigsa a. fellows, Test Ail ~ loi. y and
sundivIii0u ~ i0t b. block 3D.. rive Acre plata,
~ tluld spINcy situate in nalg Laso County.
And you hro hereby notified that u you fail
~ APPEAR aud auaWuf the said compliant A.
above required. thu sail piaiuud viii spply TO
tlu court Tor tho fuliof demanded thefrln
witness, the Hon, samuel A. Merritt, lodge.
aud tho seal 81 'ho District court
~ the Tblfd Judicial District
IHEAt iu and for the TERRITORY OF Utah.
tuia IAN day q March, IN tuc yuaT
~ out Lofd one Thousand slEht
hundred and ninety four.
DAVID e. DUNBAR, Clcfk.
Uys GEO. u. LOOMS, Deputy CLERK
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-17
NOTICE


tu Che Probate Court 900 aud Or salt Lake
tUuuiy iyruiuu uf lWHs
iu Che matter of tHc g.iaio of Joshua Parker
UtIrl#gu.
NOTICE It UEUIEl GIVEN THAT
~ IUHyuN 80. UUmUTNlI. administrator ut
iHr estate ut Joshua Parker deceased, has
rendered iuT settlement, aud lrd BOO rald
court. h.a GOAL account uf Do" a1WIH.a IrauuH
of paid U.I. Del and UuNtHu fUr luH' uHuIHgt.H u
uf IUr TU.IIIU Hf HHIU yHiftH among tHH UUr.
sons emit COD tUyTHtl. and tuHt IursiaI uu
fth dos Uf NHF a. 10. Irt. 900 De- O'Clock d. Iu.
Ht Ono tHuft room uf HAIl Uuurt, Do tnu County
Court i.uHU. HuIE lHAu tIIF HUu County,
IfHH TrnUIuU Hls boon luly appointed nF thr
IuH.u uf HHIuUuurf fur fHr settlement uf sH.1
rrUaUut and Irrr ug HHII petition tnr tIarrHls
uuuHt which uuu Anl place ANY urfHuu llIrr.
r.lUI Boo aUu estate may appear and show UIusH,
DO uur there Dee. win HNI account should not
bH settled and approved and dual liauiUIuuu
made Hs prayed Cor
Dated HUul l.iN. I..l.
n. A. MELODY,
doris uI Ihr Probate CUugt
by Ia.H Deputy
IuuN 49, thhnuH, Attorney