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The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1894-10-13

Mrs. Jas. Manix of the Dry Fork
pleased several of her friends in Du-
puyer by paying them a short visit
Thursday last.
Q Registrar J. A. Barker is ready
to register those who are entitled
to vote. His office is at the Bar
ker House, come and be registered
before it is too late. Foreign
born citizens are requested by
the agent to bring their final pa
pers with then.
J. A. VanBuskirk, a we'll known
stock raiser of Dupuyer, is out on
the populist ticket as candidate for
county commissioners. Van has
been a resident of this end of the
county for several years and is
known a. an honest and intelligent
citizen.
J.. W. Patrick, men Der of the
Helena Capital Committee has
been in town for some days attend
ing to the interests of Helena. Mr..
Patrick left yesterday for Great
Falls and Helena where he has
gone to make arrangements with
the committee concerning mis- flu
turc movements.
Capt. Cook and Inspector Smith
met with quite a severe accident at
the Agency a few days ago. They
were intending to take ride and
taken their seats in the buggy, but
t when the horses started, the seat.
which had, by some means, become
f loosened, gave way, throwing then
t back ward to the ground. Both O
the gentlemen were seriously, bu
d not dangerously injured.
Tom. Maloney and Joe Burrows
l. who have been prospecting in tn
l. North : west Territory, stopped i
town Tuesday night, They repor
'e plenty of snow and cold up there
If They found good prospects in var
], Gus kinds of minerals, and inten
returning in the spring. Frol
< accounts given by them, mining !
that country is hard and dangeror
n work, owing to heavy snowslides.
n Geo. Bell of the Sweet Grass
,g visiting friends at Dupuyer for
he few days. Mr.. Bell brought
'e. some specimens of quartz from OF
ir, of his claims in the Middle But
vn which show up in fine shape. n
he shaft that was being sunk in N
ner's coulie, about six miles sout
ms west of the Middle Butte, has be
hit abandoned until spring. They ha
gone down 1873 feet without stri
d. ing bed rock. There are quite
or number OF men at work around
av. Hills. and the camp is fairly live
TT Sheriff Hamilton came in to-
The about l o'clock Monday night,
to companied by deputy sheriff ely
and Miller, constable Weaver of A
yer, gusta, a sheepherder and thu
if prisoners. A few days ago t
ted sheep camp of W. K. Flowe
the near Augusta, was robbed of b.
ties ding, provisions, cooking utens
|, a etc. The thieves were traced
Weaver into Teton county, whe
i, is obtaining the assistance of
,re. sheriff they were followed III
eri- captured on Sunday night at alb
Ter, II o'clock in a coulie four m
eri- south of Dupuyer. They were
his bed asleep when overtaken
Their were ordered 10 get up
we're herder who had been brought all
COR. identified some of the articles
~, their possession as being part
the property stolen from his ca
'day The Fellows were arres'eo
rar. brought to Dupuyer where t
want were kept until morning when t
in a were started on their way I
winters grub and lodging.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1894-10-13


position on the Acantha staff.
Henry Lenster was taking in the
around town last Thursday.
Chas. Bowen is hauling logs for
100. McCuaig's new sheep sheds.
Nose and Miss Kate Silverman
are among the Choteau guests who
are visiting at Dapuyer.
Dan Fahlman is kept busy now
days, attending to the wants of the
customers at Meningitis store.
Erastus Green is on the republi-
can ticket for county commissioner,
vice A. B. Mcdonald. resigned.
Carl. and AL. Harris came in from
Choteau Thursday on business con-
nected with their property at this
Place.
We acknowledge, with thanks,
the receipt of a fine let of squash
from tee ranch of Charles Thomas
near Robare.
Hardy England, democratic can
didate for clerk and recorder,
leaves in a few days for a trip
around the county.
Oliver Wendell Holmes, famous
as poet and author, died at his res
idence on Beacon St. Boston, at
1915 p. m. Oct. 7th.
Sam Potter says that they ough'
to order about Is, 600 palm lea.
fans to cool the few red brows O
the Choteau- for the = county sea
workers.
Several Chotean people arrived
in town Thursday, went to tn
dance at Van Buskirk's in the even
ing, and continued to enjoy them
: selves upon their return to town
1 Among the many familiar faces W
. met on the streets, were those {
n W. K. Flowerree, Al. Hamilton
Sam. Mitchell, A. J. Vance, G.
Bristol, Jake Smith, J. E. Ericl
son and others.
: A large number of peop'e asser
bled at the residence of J. A. Va
Buskirk Thursday night, havir
q been invited to participate in Il
, dance that was held at CHS HON
- The da-ce was a delightful affai
and vas kept up. until early day
flashed it's grey streaks across t
horizon, when the guests left I
their homef, with many ~expressio
of gratitude for the pleasant mig
ay they had passed.
30 W. D. Jones, republican can
didate for county commission
Do paid us a short visit Saturd;
oo Bill has been a hard worker, sta
ing from the lower round of
ao- ladder and working himself up
a the position of d prosperous
hat successful rancher and wool grow
has and it is safe to presume thai
ley elected 10 the Office he is nomina
lily. for, he will give the county
benefit of the business capaci
tho that have enabled him to make
otv success of his own affairs.
hi A certain hotel keeper who
,me also registration agent for his
and cinct, has been studying very S
ously of late, over the duties +
-, tanning to the latter office, so S
inc ously, in fact, that it haunts
L.. dreams. About l o'clock the OF
night, his troubled slumbers v
a disturbed by q rapping at the d
are "Who's there" he asked.
tied "Me, l want a bed," came
how answer.
"Don't commence until Tues
the 9th," exclaimed the regist
81 don't want to register, /
the a bed" answered the outsider
sorrowful tone,
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1894-10-13
POPULIST TICKET.

POPULIST TICKET.
State Ticket.
For Congress,
ROBT. b. SMITH.
For Justice Supreme Court.
GEO. w. REEVES.
TETON COUNTY
For Senate
J. E. ERICKSON.
For Representative
J. X. STAUFFER.
For Sheriff
A. B. HAMILTON.
For Treasurer
A. MCDONALD.
For Clerk and Recordec-
J. E. WAMsLEY.
For Assessor
FRANK RALsToN.
For Clerk of the District Court
For County Attorney
For Supt. Schools
MISS. E. HARDIN.
For Public Administrator
WIN. LILLARD.
For County Surveyor
A. T. G%ooDsPEED.
For Coroner
JACOB SCHMIDT.
For County Commissioners
F. TRUCHoT.
J. A. VANBUsKIRk.
jos. HILGER,
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1894-10-13
THE DupuYER HCHNTHH.
SATURDAY, October ID, 1894.
LOCAL LAYOUT.

LOYAL LA IOOl.
Mrs. J. r. Burd is at Dupuyer,
visiting old friends and acqnain-
tances.
A. E. Paisley of Choteau paid
Dupuyer a short visit the first of
the week.
.Chas. Buckley and Willis Mich
OILS of Robare, were among the Wis:
itors at Dupuyer Wednesday.
Maj. STEEL independent candidate
for Treasurer, Teton County, came
in from his ra n today.
Joe. Helms is kept busy nowadays,
hauling coal for ]. W. Mcknight
from the.coal banks near town.
Miss Efie Hardin, Candidate for
Superintendent Of Schools, came to
Dupuyer Wednesday on all election
tour.
Geo. Smith came in Wednesday
from the Sweet Grass Hills where
he has been prospecting since last
spring.
Mrs Chas. Davlln gave a very en-
joyable dance to her many friends
in Rooare, previous to leaving for
her new home in Dupuyer.
Ernest Savory came up from
Pondera today with a load of lum-
Der for Neil McCanuell and a large
stove for the school house.
Mrs. ]. G. McCuaig has gone on a
visit to her parents in Philadelphia,
where she will probably remain
during the winter. Fer little CIR
accompanies her,
Several of the Dupuyer candi
dates and members of the Contra
COMMITTEES left for Choteau thi!
morning to attend the meetings t.
be held there Monday night
Miss Grace Vance is ~visitin;
Dupuyer while on an election tour
Miss Vance attended the dance a
van Buskirk's and added to tn
evenings entertainment by givin
several Rotations.
F. McDermott passed throug
town last Sunday evening on h
way to B~lackfoot, where he h;
gone to see Henry Kennerly {
business connected with the dem
cratic county ticket.
Geo. MaGee was in town Tuesd;
attending to some legal bushes
and also in the interests of Maj
Geo. Steel whose announcement
an independent candidate will
found elsewhere in this paper.
Chas. Thomas came in from
bare today and informs us that
new saloon has been opened in Il
burg by Willis Nichols who
rented Thomas old hall. Char
says that Robare is getting live
Frank Jones, n of Dupuye
favorite citizens, received
democratic nomination for coul
commissioner while he was at c
cago attending to the sale of sc
cattle belonging to himself
others Of this vicinity.
Charley Klocktou came in
other day from the mounts
where he has been with Art
Jackson for some time past or
hunting expedition. The boys
camped near Essex and have fl
themselves up a cabin where t
intend to stay during the win
Charley reports considerable 81
IN their vicinity. Jackson was
hrst subscriber to TIE ACANT
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1894-10-13
DEMOCRATIC TICKET,
State Ticket.

DEMOCRATIC TICKET,
State Ticket.
For Congress,
HAL. S. CORBETT.
For Justice Supreme Court, .
l.. A LUCE.
TETON COUNTY
For Senator
W. K. FLowERREE'
For Representative
D. F. HAaERTY.
For Sheriff
NEIL. MCDANIEL.
For Treasurer
MAJOR GEO. STEEL ENDORSED
For Clerk and Recorder
HARDY F. ENGLAND.
Lor Assessor
For Clerk of the District Court
For County Attorney.
For Supt. Schools
Miss. E. HARDIN.
For Public Administrator.
J. G. HopKINsON.
For County Surveyor
For Coroner
JACOB SCHMIDT.
For County Commissioners
G. WALLACE TAYLOR.
FRANK JONES.
JAS. L. COLLINS.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1894-10-13
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
State Ticket.
For Congress,
CHAs. 8. HARTMAN.
For Justice Supreme Court,
WILLIAM H. HUNT.
TETON COUNTY.

For Senator
B. PERCY CLARK.
For Representative
JOHN A. KENNEDY.
For Sheriff
JOHN ZIMMERMAN.
Tor Treasurer
c. l.. BRISTOL.
For Clerk and Recorder
JOHN JACKSON Jr.
For Assessor
WIN. HoDdskrss.
For Clerk Of the District Court
STERLING MCDONALD.
For County Attorney
JAMES suIaRovE
For Supt. County Schools
GRACE H. VANCE.
For Public Administrator
o. G. COOPER.
For County Surveyor
NJ. F. ALLEN.
For Coroner
S. Ii. DRAKE.
For County Commissioners
w. D. JONES.
]. J. MILLER.
ERAsTUs GREEN.
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A general banking business transacted. IN
terest allowed on time deposits.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-26
mARsHAL's SALE.

DuRsUANT 10 A. ORDER OF SALE
4 % mo dirugtr IY tho Third District Court
% the Territory u utnh. shall expose At pub.
lc Ha'u. al the front door orr County Cour,
House in tho City ot -uu iate. County Of
halt Lake and Territory Of Utah. on the 9th
dhy Of June. isQt, ~ 700 block M, hll the
right title claim aud Interest Of Lee Mice,
Emma Miles. Charles =. wilkes John OdsUh
and sAllio ~ NiltcH, o. in and 20 the follow
log described real estate, situate, lying and
being IN rat Lake County and described ne
fuliuwa, tusWlt
iicEnuIng 90 feet west ~ thr northeast
corner Of section fifteen uaI, township one 80
south, rHugo one wet " salt Lakc meridian,
and running thence south 90 foot,
thence west Gov feet thence north
dIa feet thence east 2I5 feet thence north Us
feet, thence east id feet tu she place u begin
Ming CArruta crrIA'n piece % ground 10 the
above description, described a. follows bO.
runiug 30 feet wet and liufUCt south o. the
nurthelHt corner of said section l5, thence
fOuth l.t feet thence east lsl feet, thence
north lUi feet, thence wet i45 feet 20 tho place
Of beginning
10 be t6ld as thc property o. Ice Miles.
Emmh miles. Charles a MukuH, John udsou
and saIlio n. wilkes, no tuC tut OF iuthcr n.
hrrhH.
Terms Of salc. cash, .....
SAT. A. BRIGHAM,
q, T. Marshal
by g.. T.. AHUuEu. Deputy Marshal
Dated MhE lltu. 1904.
e. lIA hEI us, Attorney Tor plaintiff.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-26
IRusrEE,s SALE.

WHEREAS PRANK. u. PERKINS AND
w sara q, Perkins hfs wife. by deed OF
trust dticd September llsi, ise7. duly Med for
record ln The once u the county recorder Of
sali Lake county Territory Of Utah. on the
duly recorded ~ b0of u o. MORTGAGES on
tuyrd 10 tirut O. uawlcy as trustee mo f1i.
lowing descfilei rcal estate, situate Boz the city
Hnd county ~ salt Lake. Territory Of Utah. 90
IiGl feet north from thc s0uihwest olrnof "
l1i tour IlI iu block thirty lyo lHl in plat -
-ali Lake ty survey aud running thence
tueugr south th.riy feet gIlI thonco west ono
hundred and twenty ufo feet IilfI fhrus0
noflh tmrT icet |HII 90 thc place " beginning
~ w. e.l ot .at Lake. in 'he county and
conveying hereby thirty feet front ou nth
Lnst 10 cot ty one hundred and twcnty. Eve
iu tho depth OF ha III f11r ai5Ios3iI i5s
boundary time Uf Che l0t above doarfIHpd 90 he
moved south 70 m'kc and iurluHo q lot " tho
above diucnaioust iu iru' however tp aruuHe
t1H payment NJ certain uroW.aH1rv
u1to f1r c|Fhtccu hundred dollars
Nl'U1uOI with interest thereon. according to
us terms. OF even Gate with sad trust decd.
executed and delivered hy tHe cold Frnn. U
frr-inf sud sHra g. lCiLIus. and whereas
default Doe teen made in fNr payment 10 tHr
intu.wcnt ~ interest uuc thereon ou ttc lst
day uf NUriI. 1890. hf fVaHnu 90 which default
f.Il nntH Doc. uY In tNufrsa ttrmH. NO.umr
wholly due. hni Che ltrul hul Icr ut Hud note
las declared Che same wholly duo
Sow therefore, police BE- hereby given that
power vested iu him ry faid trust decd, and al
The request uf b Vs. Morrison. the legal holder
Ut said note, wall FrIl or rulir aal8 60 DE
nlh|Ht bidder Cor rhth, at thU front door OF
tnr county Court house, Boo 40 lake CITY,
o. On ine f01l estate above described ~ sale
iN Hai note and interest aud tho expense NJ
executing tu0 trust, including m attorneys
Zee % one hundred and tUuuty.uro do'lara
dated Al Salt late tItv ItHh tHIs gIth day
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-26
MARsHAL's SALE.

10 tue Third District Court OF Utah Territory,
sale On Foreclosure.
Patrick rHe.au aud stephen Hays. Plaintiffs.
jane. Vs. rts Laura 4. pnts and John G. DO.
vine, Defendant.
nuEsuhNT TO Az ORDER on SALE
4 uu foreclosure 10 mo directed by she
Third IuIItHl District Court " tuu Tern.
ton 90 ltiN. In tho above entitled action,
snal. expose 80 public sale % mo south front
door OF Iut county Court House lu tho city ot
halt Lake. county Of Hhlt Lake aud Territory
OF ItHu. ON tuB ven day OF Iuuu, 1894. ~ 10
O'Clock q. U., an tht rlEhL title claim and IN
tefrat lf IlmUa vs., fiitH and Laura A. fltts o.
In and t1 lHo following described real estate.
situate, lying and being loo salt lake Guy aud
County ltnu. and described as f1ll0NH, tO.wIt
OommtnnIuE 40 point 20 iost east from the
northeast end of Commercial street on fiTst
south Street tast iu lot seven %, block
seventy .tUI. FIag "A' salt Lake Cily survey
Salt lazg County .al Territory, and ruu
ming luuuog rAnt iWeuJ.ulng l.Nl ieeii thence
sOuth fryrntT-dtr ,itI feet ,thoncu west TWEEN.
LYNNE i.3I fnut tuCugn north seventy i've ,iil
foot ca place of beginning tnu same being rho
premises uuW uHrl and hCli Dr. janice W.
hits and hI. vito LsurI a. ritts, uuicr lrA.u
from tho trustees OF me estate OF brigham
Young dsGrl January .in' l,li acc lgatc
dated November laa I'71, aud assgucd 20
JAMES ~ rIH.
10 be sod af tnr property OF James vs..
PIus aud Laura a r.r. at lhe sUlt Of patrIcE
Phelan aud stephen Hays
SAT A. BRIGHAM.
q 8 Marshal,
by T.. T. AururR, Deputy Marshal
Dated May Do. IrIl.
Rssth Lao 4 -isg Esiaraagl for ala.nul,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-26

y or D. Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT a
~ uyCuuE az tho HiurauIIIru uf tho
Mexican uuFN Company of ttaH. Will ur hold
on tHu slu Jay OF May. A. b 1874 Az o'clock
b. BOZ s, 90 the unicr uf said company 900 the
Gladstone Block, Main street, -HIl Lake CITY.
Directors, and also 20 amend thu articles VI
incorporation, by changing tho uauu 90 tnaI
uf mo -ult Lake DIy onyx Company ot Utah
20 amend said articles uY striking out thu last
three limos nf AftiaIg Twenty I've, 10 that tho
working capital shall De- usHrssalIui 10 amend
HIli articles by striking out hlI % Article
Sixteen, after tho words "may levy aud collect
asHctsmrntH" 90 Ns 90 maze sad section con.
form 90 the statute 90 amend said urtIgIrH Uy
sr|knE out all uf AruH' seventeen after tHu
words, "by order of a majority ut said Hoard
OF directors ana % strike OUT tI0 word
daily ntiur tho Wurds publication thereof Iu
n" iu Article Eleven, aud Co uluaaHI ono.
tho meeting,
Dated April 18th. lsiL
HAIRY EDWARDS, Secretary
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-26
SUMMONS.
In tho District Court To- and for the THIRD Ju
dIcial District Of Uah Territory
County Of salt lake
RillaA Fowler plainun.
We
p II. Fowler, defendant


The People OF the Territory Of Utah send
greeting To D. n. Fowler. Defendant
Uuu ARE HEREBY REQUIRED no AP.
a pear 90 an action hr1ugh. against v1u by
the above named plaintiff ia tho District Cours
OF the Third Judicial District Of the Territory
Of Utll nj tn answer the complaint nlnd
therein WITHIN Ten days exclusive Of the day u
HcfNirDI after tuo service ON you ~ this sum b
mona-f scrtod within this county or, u
served out of this rounty, bus DO t1Ia district.
within twenty days otherwise wtthln forty
daYa-0r Judgment by default will be taken
hHainsi you, according 70 me prayer ot aaid
compliant
The SAID acton il brought to have decree
%, tn'H ruuu dlasoIFnE inc bonds ut matrmnnT
cHstiuu between rlhinun aad defendant,
above relief prayed Tor on tho ground tuat on
ur about the - day " september, sJ2, tho
defendant WtfuilV ana without cause dcaur ~
uut abandoned PLAINTIFF aud has ever since
continued sn 90 desert aud A1andon her aud 20
1--we separate and apart from her arsiust her
louE time pact the defendant uts wiflliy neg.
Looted 20 provide Tor plaintiff the comoion
uCUHasarIcs of lfc.
huf You arc hereby notified matt YOU ftl
tI auprHr aud answer Che said compliant -
above required ihH said plaintiff Will apply o.
the .uUff Cor the relief demanded Uercln
Witness. tho Hon. samuel A. Merritt Judge.
and the seal of tho District Court
Of tho third Judicial District,
tHt lUih day " AurIi. in the vahr
~ our Lori one thousand eight
hundred aud ninety four.
DAVID a.. DUNBAR CIsrt
b. tln. Id. tuuuts. deputy
=. ". sruil pl1Inuf's attorney
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-26
sHERlFF's SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIyTN THAT
y ruuuaut 20 Judgment nul decree ~
iuf,clusutg aud lale duly made and entered by
District % the IorIt0ry Uf Utah. on tHn glht
DAY uf AUril, 1875 aud an order ~ Halr thereon
az me duiy Issued and directed by the aaid
court on mo 3-.h day u Aprll, lsll, in "a certain
cause therein pending wherein Ilo Globe
.atiugs baut, corporation. De- plaintiff, and
AihrrunC hcii, Tue Naunual Hama OF the hg.
PUB lei corporation NJ y, rriman, b. ..
freedman auu D.. 81 Trimmer are defendants,
tu which sad decree sud order NJ safe refer
once Do hurct made. shall gypo.r Tor salu.nt
81 the front door Uf tho county Court House of
rat Lake iuunys Utah Territory, whiTh
County Court li1ulo ~ ,ogaiea a. .tbg
streets ln tho city " salt iaEc, 10 SAID County
~ SAT- Lake, on th0 lfh day ut Alar, isli, AZ ~
O'Clock noon u a.Id day, Al NC usht uus,
National Hank Of thO Republic corporate on
j, friedman, e. j. FrlOdmlu aud O.. 81
lummsr, in and to the following described
AiIthat certain piece or parcel Of land stu.
ate. lying and beng iu the CITY uf salt Lake.
touHiy u sali Lake. aud Territory " titan.
bounded nni described us fnl'nNs, 90 wit
IruuHluE AZ pliut one hundred and sixty.
- lltaI foot west N ilo northeast corner "
lnt number sN l1l, iu hllok number hiii iuNcu
90 Plat a, SAT- lAku tlty survey, thence run.
nine south one hundred aud sINtY.nyU IlHu
feet, tHUurc west HInlFanFr lIiI feet, thence
north one hundred and aIHiy.nyu UaI feet
buEiHnIns, tuEetlCr with al Improvements.
tulIcgi, however, Go thr lion Of HrrrtAiu trust
decd Cor thirty thousand lulau hud interest
made aud executed W aAi Alhrruno liuIi %
Clio Globe savings Bank, d corporation, on
tIr gIth iHY uf Auril, lHll, and recorded boz tho
unlru Of flu County Recorder ~ -ut Lake
county, Utah In book 90 SO OF Mortgages,
i1bo sold o. the property uf A.Utruno H,it.
90 che s1ii NJ The Globe -...u,a Hank, a COMO,
ration, ulainuH, and under and iu a.rurdan o
with HHIN decree and uruUruI HIIF tu lHuNg.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-26

THEY BUILD UP UTAH and entitled 10 the support Of
IA the people By dealing with the merchants uhO give preference
~ OF Home Made goods help the Home Industry
You help give employment to worthy people.
keep money home which ercuates in midst and
that business profession Keep
every dollar expended for Utah made goods
labor dollar expended goods
cured elsewhere employment for somebody living elsewhere
and whose interests generally not with u.s. Charity begins at home
This Is time for both common sense and patriotism. go
When wish anything be to look the following
list before making your purchase.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-26

Aud in accordance with law ara the order Of
the lloaId 0f Directors made un the 2lnd day
OF March, 1884, Hl many shares Of each parcel
90 stock a. NAV hU necessary, VIII be sold At
thu 0n.cc Of tho secretary Ht No. 30 ". First
t0ulh street sails Lake city. Utah, on FFi.
day. thr iIrsi day OF June, 1884,. % q D. m., 90
nay th1 delinquent assessment together with
thd costs uf Advertising and expense OF sale
d. H. ANDERSON, Secretary
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-26
LEGAL NOTICE.


In the matter Of tho estate ~ John " Cham.
bertha, dogvaaud
NvUuCF IL uEnLnN GIVES THAT
- un thU 4lHt day 90 Maf, Hti, Che admin.
iHtrltIr OF The q tate Waa hy tUu Probate Court
hfurCHaii, hy Judgment 90 saif court duly
made Huu entered. authUriHru 81 HUlI certain
portion oi tuo real cstatU % Hnil estate Tor tho
Iuip'so 90 paying The debts ~ tai1 triIlo
thHt uur.uaut 60 haId Judgment aaii admins
traitor Will scll nt pututo HH'c Go tho highest
bidder iuf cash, tuc following described real
estate.
Commencing at point eight rods east and
seventy aUNru thirty five one nUuIFUuiha feet
north ~ tbr northeast corner of block
Al. iIat ga" ra.E iHsu tU survey,
thence wesl u feet, thence north b
feet, thence east 90 feet thence north o. 3 8
feet, thence rrHt t1.r feet. iurHHe south iCUt,
tuUnrr east 70. fCCt. tHuurU south 81 90 feet
thence west 500 feet, thcur7 Huuth feet
thence wet iI| feet. thence north feet.
thrutu WrHt 900. foes I1 Che place of beginning.
Hnid property will Ur cold on Ur after tHv 300
dny % June, 80 UIda mutt Do iu wriIag 1ui
must be- luu with che ndUiuIftrhtDr personally
or ut tho un Hy OF .. NJ. Bowman, no. 90
Progress buUHIuE, -alf Lac tIty, Utah.
sad property D. situated Boz salt Lale city,
CtAh.
wa No. CUAMUEEIIN.
AdminlrIrltur of Che estate OF John ", Cham.
berlin, deceased.