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dered by Mr, Debs. Furthermore, do not believe that any A. R. II. man win report for work today. We will be loyal to President Debs.'
HAS NOT DECIDED.
SAYS M7. ALEX PERDuE TO MAKE THE
 RACE FOR SHERIFF.
A Rnmor That He Had Declined to Run on the Straight Republican
 Ticket Denied

A rumor was current on thestreets this morning that Mir. Alex Pcrslue had declined to make the race for Sheriff on the straight Republican ticket, a position for which he was nominated by the straight Repub- licans Tuesday.
 A GRAPHIC reporter sought m in- terview with Mir. Perdue this morn ing to learn the truth orfalsity of the report. In reply to questions he said:
 ''fhe report is unfounded. have so far declined to say whether will accept or decline the place, as 1 have made no decision in the matter as yet whatever. cannot indorse traitor ship to my own party, and can see no grounds for compromise. l he lieve the effort to put out n comprn- mise ticket after the Democrats have decided upon straight ticket to be the sheerest folly.
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roar wreckers Arrested.

SACRAMENTO, CAL, July l2.-Four men were arrested this morning im- plicated in wrecking q train yester- day which was enroute to Oakland, with soldiers, and which resulted in the loss of several lives. Three of regular troops and the fireman were killed, The wreck was accomplished by saving out the tiinbers of q bridge. There are no mohs near the railroad wards here this morning
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Three Men to Hang.

#EELIsNlLLE, Mss, July l2.-Three Ifgroes are to hang here today for old man Smith, colorcd. Fhis was one of the most remark Ibe trials that has ever occurred in
 he history of this country. Out of
 he special venire of fifty men the Irst names called were impanelled nd net an exception was made to ny juror. Neither were there any xceptions taken by the State or de- ense to the instructions given the nry. The defendants, not being |ble to employ counsel, two very
 Continent attorneys, Capt. Hardy, T Eilisville, and K McInis, of Hat iesburg, were appointed by the purt. Tle murderers were sen pnced to be hanged today.
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wnl Fight for the Honor.

cHAMrAiGN, ILI., July l2.-The Re pnhlicau Congressional Committee pf the Thirteenth district recently iecided to hold the Congressional 'onYention in this city today The 'onYention promises to be q decid- Fdly interesting one, as the fight be- IWeen Congressman Funk, Judge " Tight and Col. Warner has grown 'ery warm. Funk wants a renom- hation and the other candidates are
 n the same condition, and as all iiree will go into the convention "ith first, last and all the time iil- 'trneted delegates, a big contest is assnred.
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SITUATION IMPROVING General Resumption of Railroad
 Business in Chicago.
The Milwaukee and St. Paul
 Men Have Not Gone Out.
Four Arrests Made for Wreck
 ing a Train at Sacramento.
Rioting Reported at Edison, on
 the Northern Pacific.
Special Dispatch to the GRAPHIC.

Special Dispatch to the GRApH1c.
 GnleAGo, July 12.-The strike is practically at an end here. All rail- roads are running regular passenger trains and freight traffic is being rapidly resumed The situation is improving hourly and there appears to be a general resumption all along the line. The Milwaukee X St. Paul men have not gone out, and the service on that line is uninterrupted The railroad situation grows brighter here hourly.
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QUIET AT THE CAPITAL.
All Trains Running Without Interruption
 Out of Little Rock.

Special to the Graphic.
 LITTLE ROCK, July 12, p. m.-All quiet here. The railroads have SD far moved successfully every train they have started out. The strikers held a monster meeting in North Little Rock last night. All the speakers urged them to be quiet and orderly. but to remain steadfast. Mccarthy Light Guards were on duty last night and the Cabot Guards will be placed on duty to- night.
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In Gnnston,s Districts.

TOPEKA, KAs.. July 12.-The con- vention ofthe Peoples party for the nomination of a candidate for Con- gress in the Second district, which was called for June P. was post poned by the committee until today at Paola. This is the famous Guns. ton district in which the fight for the Republican nomina tion was the longest and most bitter in the recent history of kansas.
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.T0DAY'S EVENTS.
lisp News Concerning the I Important Occurrences
 This Day.
A summer school of Economies.

BosToN. July 12.-eonrses in 'eonomlcs will be conducted this
 ummer at Plymouth. Mass under |he direction of Prof Henry aC. saams, of the University of Mich gan, and faculty Of instruction amost identical with that of the Philadelphia meeting Instruction sill he largely devoted to a discus ion If the relation between eeonom- es and social progress, In the de- eartments of History of Religious lnd applied Ethics, at Plymouth,
 De purpose of study in the light of Comprehensive theory of social de- 'elopment will be recognized in the
 of courses. The session I the school will begin today.
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THE TEACHER DISLIKED
so THEY BURNED THE scAooL-Ao0se
The Morris School House in Grant County
 Turned by fncendiaries.

From parties in the city we learn of the burning Of the Morris school house, in Grant county, seven miles from Kearney, Monday night. The fire was of incendiary origin. A young lady from Kansas had been selected as teacher, but her selection did not give satisfaction to all the patrons of the school. Monday morning she opened up school. re- turning home in the evening. On Tuesday morning she returned to her work. only to find the scisOol- house in ashes. It now develops that certain dissatisfied parties had threatened that if the young lady was selected they would burn up the school-house, and it did not take them long to fulfill their threat. IL is understood that a new school house will be immediately built near the site of the old one.
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But One Candidate,

sFfMotR, iNp., July 12.- There will 'e no contest for Democratic nomin- iiuon for Gongressmanfor the Third lhdiana district. Congressman Jason 2. brown comedies his defeat and ex- congressman $. NJ stoekslager will ,e nominated by acclammation at North Vernon today.
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&bOO Reward.

WASHINGTON, July 12.-Attorney- General Olney has offered q reward of Sa0o for the arrest of the strikers who wrecked the train carry ing troops near sacramento, Cal, yes terday.
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 KIoting Ut Ed lsOn

TACOMA, WASH, July l2.-Reports have reached here of rioting this morning at Edison, on the Northern Pacific road. Regulars have been sent to the scene.
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Confederation of Labor.

CHieAeo, July I2.--The American Confederatiolbo of Labor is in session here this afternoon considering the proposition of ordering Il general strike.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-12

newly welded couple were driven to the residence of Mrs Alexander on Walnut street, where Mr. and Mrs. Jordan will, for the present, make their home.
 The bride is the beautiful and ac- complished daughter ol Mir. and Mrs. J. B. Dodds, and the groom is the handsome accountant of Dewoody & Go, and a brother to Dr. 4. C.Jor- dan.
 The GRAPHIC extends its sincere congratulations for long life of un- alloyed happiness.
 Potash Personals.
 <. NJ Taylor, brilliant lawyer of this State is at Potash with his charRing wife.
 Mrs. NJ. W. Taggart, wife of one of the most prominent business men of Pine Puff, and q charming lady, is spending q while here.
 Miss WeIla Jeter. daughter Of Capt Jeter, and beautiful and attractive young lady, is now at.the Southern Waukesha.
 J. W. Wilkins and wife, of Pine Bluff, are resuscitating at Potash.
 Mr. NJ. H. Stoddard and her daugh- ter, Miss Hattie, are recent arrivals from the city ofroses.
 Mr Wortuair and hissweet daugh- ters, Misses Hellen and Bettie are very pleasantly located at Potash for the summer
 -lssop's fable of the belly and it's members teaches the importance of l the stomach to the general health of man. Without the capacity to prop l erlq assimulate food, the entire body must soon languish 1t is for this reason that Ramon's Tonic Liver 1 Pills stand as one of the most val uable remedies known to the medical profession. They eradicate consti- patton, correct disordered stom- ach, tone up the system and repair all waste. Ask Alton Walker, your druggist, about this-only 9 cts. Free trial dose.
 Annunciation Academy, conducted l by the Sisters of Charity, of Nazareth, 1 is a home institution and a source of general revenue to the city by its 230 pupils. It's exhibition llately given at the Opera house and it's display at the 1 Worlds Fair afford sufficient evi- dence of it's character. Why then send young ladies away from their l homes and such a school here? 2tf
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How to get 54 Pounds of Granulated Sugar
 for 91 .5O,

Every purchaser of the following bin of goods will get 50 pounds of sugar for $l.50
 50 pounds r.....................1 JD l sack best patent four. ............ W l pound Arbuckle's COffee.. 225 E pound best tea..... ................... iO | bottle Evans Extract t.......,....... 25 ! pounds Leaf Lard. rtl.................... 90 l pound best pepper... ............... aO l box stove polish. sh....................... l box Pearline. ............................. l bottle pickles. s............................1 10 l box T. NJ Backing ................... 10 pounds meal. l........................... h < pound Star Tobacco. ...........s. cana peaches. ........................... 2 i. ( bars soap. ................,............ - < gal Vinegar. :. ..........s... 70 < < gnl good molassrs. ;. n <
 RACKET GROCERY, < No. 622 ". Barraque St. Telephone Fl Free delivery. za
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pr. Price's Cream BatinE Powder Wosid's Psir Hishest Medslend Dipiesss.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-12

The GRAPHIC extends its sincere congratulations for a long life of un- alloyed happiness.
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NARspAps SALE.

DuusuNNr 70 Az ORDER OF SALE
aud decree ui foreclosure in me directed
OH tHU isinUt Court VI tlo Tnird Judicial
b.tir; 90 fh' Lcrutory of u'au, shall ct.
poe at puIuc sac. ta tlu front door 10 the
t1Huiy Court House, lu tns uttv % SAT- LAKE.
County ui rNt Inar Uud Territory OF Utah
uu I1r IN DAY Uf AUGUST 500. Atfi o'ylurE
o., 30 WH HHht utt. claim ana Interest Of
u. o. itH.Hu. II'i"II carlson. b. a. scare.
s b itfI 1u trI Mary carlson, uta wife, and
%. D. cor 900 lud MoHfe arsuH. hu wife. VI.
Boo, aIi tu tuH 10. flowing described roaI estate.
sItIlfr. lEIu- HuI Uc.u. .u -Hf GhEo rIfY. salt
la.u county, Territory VI ttsU. and dcfrriUcd
o. follows. 90 wit. Commencing at tHo north.
wet corner " lut thfrH .Ns I'u.a tucrly.nIus
GOD, rIat"F. -llf i1lo tfF sufyrv. and uiu.
min thence south fouT .iIr1df thence rasteIgHt
g-l rods, thence u1fu Tour .N rods. thongs
west CIgnt .fI rods 20 nc place of beginning.
Tote a1iu re uo properly of %. Q. Gallon,
Lille t. carlson, D.. O. scar. s. s.. carlson
and Mary tsfispH. hia wife ami %. &. gafison
Auu NlI.iu carbon, DIE wife, at hu fuIt VI 4.
a.. tifH'Ht
Itrma 0f sale. cash
NAr N BuGifAN. o. "a. warshaL
by %. b.. futusN Deputy ''auha.
Dated salt lHaU lIfE. august 9ih tut
3. mellow tII. Attorney Tor plHInu1
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NnIIcf

NOfiDE u niUEHY GIyES THAT ~
~ UuUuauug 90 au order " tho rrohaie
tDur uf Cue city aud County DttHlt Lake,
ltar IrfutIrFs made uu the stU day uf August
lsli. Boa Che matter 10 che estate q George
nunfofiI deceased thouudcrslgusi cHerutuN
uf trg lntt will nud Testament ~ George Dun.
ford irgoaarl vii ssll az private sale ~ the
alton tY the said Probate Court on the en- day
90 september Nl,ai Che rirhLttlu aud interest
% tn1 estate % tue SAID GrpTFu uuufoFd, at tnr
uur uf bic uuufH. auu hll tho TiFhs. ute and
intHrrst THAT tNe SAID estate hHs by operation
NJ tlrIAW nf UtuorWIHrs SECURED, utuft than,
Or iu addition o.. ilat ot the said Nsnrsn
Duufofd az the time of uii dcAih. ~ and 20 ~
those certain lntH. pircsu Or parcels OF lard
situate, lying aud beng IN thU Cuunty ~ ~alt
Lake. Ietrtory OF utah. ana bounded ana
described aa follows. 90 Wit nlock one hun.
drru siNtysaiN titnI, plat ~ SAT- Late Nity
survey lot sixteen 400, block thirteen tiN.
Uardun CITY, plat ~ J" lot nftFcu ual, hio.
thirteen tN, GArion CITY. plat "a" lotf
twtnty two lin. twenty three l3il and twenty,
"Ai. lot thirteen ,iAl, block sixteen Z Ul
Garden uity, pat - b" The northeast quarter
Htl Of section thirty ta0I township one 10
north VI range two 10 veal SAT- Lake NERD.
ian. Nith thiftYsnYC shares u Ft0uh To- tho
North fntnt t0nfoii1ated Irrigation Company.
Terms and conditions ~ sale uasr.
~ bids or 0nCrs must DO Ia writng and
south Msin street. salt Lake city UtAh, on or
before tlr lth DAY Of september. I-lt
Dated salt LaEe CIV tAt, August ~, lea
ELIZA SNOW nuNFuMu.
Eacfutrx OF tho last Will aud test ameut u
George uuufurd, deceased
iuAsk a. srErUrss HANNAH \ sNtru.
auurhCls Tor eNecutriA.
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MARsHAL's SALE.

Dtn-tANI 10 Az ORDER AND uE
4 rfrr OF foreclosure auI sale 90 me
directed by tfe 1nlri Judicial district UouHt
~ SIC Iuru'nW " taI, I slalI expose ai
publ. .IIo No Che south front door ~ tHa
County Court house boz She iiiy Uf salt tass
county uf ~alt IatC aUU Territory ~ Utah. on
DIE gtib daU uf August istI, AZ b. o'rlurs. fu 4,
l.I tnc uzht tito, claim and Interest % WI.
lain ultrhnrlt. LOWS ~ Cannon and Mary s.
n cannon. bic wife, ot in, Au4 10 che follow.
w. drsru1rd real estate situated, lying and
uUlus Iu The CITY aud County NJ salt
lake. Territory Of Utah, and des.
rruri o. follows, go Wit oommcnr.
ins 10 che southeast corner NJ Dot cue lI
lu uIUr. uIuUfY-nne lIiI, plat 80. SAT- taae
CITY survey, aud running thence west I've i'I
ruds, thrnce rnrih aiN ana Uncshalf 40 roft
thence east 1yo liI ru1H, thence south ais AMI
one halt .t.i| rods 90 The place NJ beginning
90 Be sold AZ the properly " william Dtah.
FIELD sHis ". cannon. AEd Mary A " ran.
non. Die VIE az tHr suit of Howard Stevenson,
lffua Uf sale. tgan.
Nat A. BRIGHAM. 4. y. Marshal
ny JONI q. CHINOOK. Deputy Naffhals
dated 20 sAtr Lane tfr August Ind 1884,.
ions n. CASINOS, Attorney tor lllluun
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mARsHAL's SALE.

DURsUANT TO An ORDER or SALE AND
4 decree q foreclosure 10 me directed by he
District t0uft u tho Third Judicial District u
ne Territory Of Utah, shall expose AZ public
sale a. the front door Of TIE County Court
House To- Tho CITY OF SAT- Lake. County Of sail
LAKE and Territory Of Utah. 90 tho 1l1t dav ~
August 1895. at Do U'ClOrE in.. go Tho right
j., Of, tu, and 20 mo following described rt al
estate. situate, Iyiug aud being In alt IatH
Comfy. TERRITORY % Utah. grd dcfcrbod ~
tI, two .1l, three fl. four 90. i've 'il. six fGf.
sixteen Iu'. seventeen fiIl, eighteen usl.
uIuricCu 900. Hu1 twenty tlII, In blUrE ten dos.
OIL Iu uUiio' aFtHur addition. DO b. cold Il
che property OF william a. Wilson ID. q The
1uIf NJ The ALBANY County National uans on
laramio tIty corporation.
Terms OF sole. tuah.
NNI 49, BRIGHAM. a. s. Marshal.
Cos j. 70 TtuuONr deputy Marshal
Dated salt tstc city. july 3ist lsli
j. h UuwuLE. attorney for uialuuh
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Sarah Bahu. nIaiuut.
Albert } i,0uins1r, and Jhnu Doe Robinson,
iIHu.fe. nsf rHauts
lag People o DO Territory Of uish send
ETUUuue tu John 81. uuHu and AiafrrlIl
noaD. BIZ vito albert . Robinson aud Jane
Doe uoaiHa1n. BIZ wife. defendants.
Nuu An llINIbl WtpltlEn 10 ap.
pear Iu Nh H.HHu NI.uHlt against VOC
li h6aHU,u name plauufs BOO thr ruiurt
tcrutlrT 0f ltan tui Co. Hnswvt tho comp alut
f.Ud hufelu within Cen days IoFc.usiYs - the
day ~ aoTtigel hitvr me tvfyice on you " tIis
ssmmons ~ served vIthiu ths coihtyy o. 4
served out 90 this county. bot in this district
withiu twenty ihias uthrIWIHo Wlthiu forty
dny,-9r ialgmcnt y agianll wiz " ttrn
10 ssIdar,Ion is brought 10 have Judgment
ngairst defendants un' on iu thH sun n N.su,
WIN interest 81 Viper cout per aunum itOm
hurl 2. 100. Tor 800 attorneys fuu. Tor ga I'd
with Interest from May Z, l7't for 80 al. VITA
interest from NHY o.. isll, Tor so u, with IN.
aunum, Tor taxes paid by plaInuu, aud Tor
costs OF salt, alleged 10 De- doe on q certain
bolun 90 rlAiuun June % lsi1, Tor ii.3lI With
Interest ~ DO per cent per auuumaassmU Uulng
Que aud wholly unpaid save thr uum of $3.50
mtrrrat -anu being secured bv u mortgage OF
even date Uu pfrmifgs hereinafter IrgrftIsd
executed by defendants uIIAn 90 plauun
SAN MuriFlFri promises HAVING been, tiurc
tNN NNNN M' saw MNF|HAaNs conveyed Iu &c
frndaut ALBERT Robinson, Fuuiori 90 lion Of
said mortgage. 10 have tuu uHuhI decree ~ tnIH
court Tor Iho aAlu ut Hnll premises. NuIufEIuE
mat proceeds 0f such salcns applied ID NV
u.rrt 90 auuuuth due a. aN1Yu that defend
autH and 900 UvrHlus claiming under them Uo
barrel aui turs"lIarl uI Hll 10 Im ur rquitg ~
redemption DOB sHIu uuyWTseat nud Cor Other
ru'ai Hhid premises ar described lH I1'i0Ha
uu wits All lot lota numbered from 0 to Or iH.
elusive. Huu NufuE al .HU lots CumUUHIug
pu.aus suNilyIgiou of q Igft OF block 70. rlai
a. IItr Acre l'IhL liIF IIDId .uWgF ghUrltIHg
Tote D aul 20 ~ tlil Nlsluu, 40 situate iu
1a'l l.Hau CRY Huu tuuuiI, lHh
AMI Sou HTU hereby moulded That tf YUU faI Oh
appear Huu Hu.WUr She uHIl compliant as above
TtUu igl 900 sall pI.utl WI appIy CO. thJ
gHuf. fUT IIr fr Iof demanded therein
Witness. one lion. rut1uH' a Merritt IHt o.
aud ODE seal uf me nlauigt Court ul
ilU hirt IulIU ~ tlstuHL boz and
.stALI Tor tho Territory OF ttHl, this lam
DAY ~ July, Doc th0 year NJ our lord
ono thousand oiHnt huutrgd and
ninety four.
DAVID e. DUNBAR. CLERK.
ny GRO % LouNi-, Deputy DlCt
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LAND CASES.

Persons having land contracts, or
whose patents are delayed, should con.
suit Chas. W. Snyner lie has just
returned from Washington, where he
has been conducting successful
practice in the General Land Office.
Congressional work attended to. Office
MeConick. Richards building, Salt Lake
City.
Correspondence solicited, Send
sE.s-..-d zs....i..-.- - ---i.-
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.


NOTICE is UTEEUN GIVEN THAT
n utn meeting NJ iHr Hoard % Directors,
Mold Uu tho sitt day OF Iu.y, rli, an 1ssCss
Weul of two miIlH per HNHr7 was lowed ON tho
capital stock Of fUH UHWUaut, pIYau'y lmmCu.r
HfFIy 70 JaWvH MHHHI secretary aud IrCaa.
Ur. '. 80. West lIr., south Street, salt Lake
CTS. Any HtlrE HHHu which haid assessment
fHa|I remain unpaid 900 tN0 lulh day uf August
I.Il FHaU become |e.ulucnt nod advertised
fur .llO, ami UuIT.. payment be- made before
wII De s1Iu HtUUuie auction, ON september
IHfh 1894 40 ono lriu.h % ln,, ~ 1hn uiutosH.d
Hniur Do uag tHs delinquent ussctamuut 10
F#tHHr with costs OF advertising and expenses
UfrAIn uy order of tbc Board % nrtctors
JANIS MuffAT,
aety Nad lTaas
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NOTICE. 10 CREDITORS.

Estate Of Elizabeth WiIlos, dccswedI
NOTICE l. UEgEuN GIVES uY TnE
~ uudcuisuUi, a1mlnistfatlr u tne -
tate % Elizabeth MillCs deceased, o. the cred
liufa %, anu an pctsons having claims
hsHIuHt tho sHId deceased, 90 rAhiHit them
with the necessary vOurhtrk. Wttulu ten uoutua
after The nrHi pub icAtlou of thls uuucr, 20 the
fourth street SAT- Lake civ, iu the C0uuty "
saIt Lave,
Dated July list lol
WILLIAM q. WILLIS.
Administrator Of The gt.slu lf HiiEalsih
MIlIyH, deceased.
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John - Ingram. rauir.
a. NJ. james, sarah D. james. Allie Blaine. O..
utss aa NuDouiCk Is COZ. Jennie J. -ut.
ton. tno NoWweT'.,. National Iauh ia
aud q. L. Hiatt Defendants.
The People Of iAe territory Of utsh send
greeting 10 q, M james. sarah D. Ihues
Allie blaine, L. 49, Hodge. u. p, Mcuur.
HItk luuluE nuuutaa uH MrtuTUtHk & &c
Juaulu q sutton, The Commercial NA
uOual Nauk No corporation. ~. q. Ste.
tornick, Guardian, ACE state Hank 0t utau
ante
Vou ARE uEGEuY REQUIRED 70
II appear On au action brouEhi against y0u
CoaTt6it ~ imfi JUDICIAL District 6f M
IVulturY OF lhu. ami tu answer the COM
plant died tnur in within ten Gays ,oAcIusIg5
uf thia summons y served within inis county
or. 70 served .ut uf tuIa county, uuf in thfs HIa.
trlet, within twenty ulFat otherwise NltnIu
forty dhia-gr Judgment BY dgihult Will be
Ihr SAID action De- brought 10 ha,o Judgment
against defendant q. 50 james. lu No sum of
sluU with interest 40 % per cent per- Auuum from
IuIy .H, lsII. compounded quarterly, lUr.rI
attorney fuc Hu1 costs 20. sun alleged Go HC
uuuuu certain UTuul"HHTN note, executed hy
giuH. with lutuTuft from date atn p,r cent per
HnuumHaamo nrIuE duo and wholly unpaid
ami nCIuE secured hf mortgage OF even date
uu promises hereinafter Described, executed
Uy defendant jones tn p'hluul tu have fHo
u.uaI decree ~ tHis court Tor Che foreclosure
OF enid mortgage Hl.UIHIHE mat SAID premises
lrf0Id aud tHp prurgrUs 1t such sll0 applied
iu u4tmrut 0f amounts due az above, ilui 100
TrIra uf defendants other than drfrnIau,
Inags ue declared luuiog 600 PLAINTIFF claim uu
HnIl UT,wlhuH anI luI QUOT ItluIt
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS


Estate VI NclIt Anderson, deceased.
NVUII"E n HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ uudoTH| #urut tNerutFlN % the cstatr OF
NrIls Anderson, deceased, 10 tho creditors Of
and all ruftnuH having elaine against the said
deceased, 60 exhibit them with thu necessary
vouchers. WITHIN four months after the lrtt
publication Of This notice, 70 said eHoCutrlN At
no $50 Constitution hulldlug rAit Lake City IN
thU County uf -alg Lake, ltAh Territory,
CECILIA ANDkRrON.
EzrtutuK " the estate VI Nels Anderson
deceased.
Dated August lth, ls1t
Juus Al. UAssus. attorney Tor sAid oIecu,
uIn
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
E'la'a Of ARHla Underwood, Dea'H'Id.

Estate ot Annie Underwood, Deceased.
NOIirE Is HEREBY GIVEN ~ tue
~ uudeulgucd. executor u tho estate
Of Auute Underwood, decuasrd, 10 tne rrcul.
tor OF aud AL rerfouf having claims aEalnsl
the SAID dUcuated. 70 exhibit them with tue
necessary vouchers, within toa mouths utter
Che urtt publication % tuls uOuce, 20 the talI
executor az No Ii4 Constitution building. sAlt
Lake CITY, 10 che toluJ Of -alt l.ate, Jtan
Territory.
ALEXANDER O.. EDWARDS.
Executor o. the Eslatr OF Annie undgra GOD,
deceased.
JouN 81. CASSos. Attorney Tor aald Ainis.
auatorH,
Dated July goth, 1894
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NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING,

NOTICE O. UrWEBN GIVEN THAT
N atpou.ai meeting OF the stDc holders "
u'ilsthcsll late quarry Company VIII be he'd
on Friday. august sis 1904, at four o'rl0rs
o. Co.,. %. The ouluu % Etiaa Morris, No ~ " cot
south Icuulr street, SAT- Lake tlty, u. uh
Tor the election OF O. board on directors pfosls
dent. Vice precedent treasurer and socTctAri,
aud Tor th4 transaction OF such othuf business
DO may properly come before the meeting,
ELIAS AuHkiA, President
GEORGE g. Cannon, Secretary
aaLr lAAE CIR AuEuatvIh, lSaA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-17

Aud in accordance with law aud a1 order
~ tuu board ul Irustuuh made uu thr above
date Hu many shares ~ eagh parcel " tuUh
htuck hH may DO upHtHHlryl will DO Hulu a.
room NO. 90 tuuHuiut'0n iilildlnE, shit Lake
tty, ltah, 10 iIv hour % 2 0'clorE g. 3d., on
hu -uth day ut August lfit, 60 pay delinquent
atscasWOuIs, together with CoHH ~ AdyVfus.
luE and expense OF tA'o.
W ). BURTON. Secs.
Iuly 20. l-1L
a. t Payment may be made 10 u. A.
bIhls. treasurer, room No, SIS Constitution
Nulding, rAit Lake CITY, Utah,