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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1894-08-22

path he was following. Towards Han
nah she did not indulge feeling Of
personal resentment, nor would If she
had been In robust health. Dissociated
in every fiber Of her heart from Wiley
Amerson, she only pitied Hannah as
she pitied other poor women who were
in the habit OF selling themselves to
him. The compassion begun at the de-
lection of Hannah's weakness had
deepened more and more, and now,
since Cullen's death, she hoped she saw
a way by which Hannah and Wiley
might atone for all past wrongdoings.
When she could no longer rise from
her bed, her husband spent most Of the
time in the house, and, with her broth
er and her widowed sister, rendered
every possible service. Occasional
words Of comforting came from his
mouth, which were answered with
calm thanks. Selfish, earthly of the
earth as he was, he pitied her for whom
he was obliged to feel much respect,
and the thought that soon he must see
her face no more touched him with
some feelings of sincere sympathy. He
was not wicked enough to admit great
Joy at the going away of one between
whom and himself what affection had
been was long gone, and in that pres
ence Of death his conscience, that new
er had been sensitive, troubled him no
little while thinking OF disappoint-
ments now past remedy which he had
wrought. His changed attitude COM
forted her much, and she began to In
dulge hope Of good to him to como,
after her own death, from his more
satisfactory home conditions. One day,
whispering to the others around her
that she wished to speak with him in
private, when these had withdrawn sho
said:
'Mr. Amerson, Iwsnt to have some
talk with you. II Is about Hannah,
and / hope you will understand my
feelings In what am going 70 say. Ny
belief since Cullen's death has been
that after my own, and after what will
seem q becoming lapse Of time, you
and she win marry each, other; and
what I've been wanting to say about II
is this: 1t is not only my wish for 1t to
be 80, but It is my solemn belief that II
will be the only means Of reconciling
the troubles over your brothers. estate.
l have thought much, very much about
It, and felt; It my duty to Jet you both
know my views and my feelings. And
/ want them made known In the com
munity, 30 that people will have no
cause to remark on any impropriety Of
1t or It's taking place, as / earnestly
counsel, with little delay. That's what
had to say to you"
She looked at him with as much
calmness as II never q tie of any sort
had been between them. The shame
which SO long had been dormant in his
being came forth, making him shrink
before those dying eyes. When he had
somewhat recovered he said;
"Why. Julial why, how can you talk
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1894-08-22

''Mr. Dabney," with cold, quick In
terruption, he answered, II don't
think it's my business to try and pump
people that takes drinks at my coun-
ter. Irather feel like it's my duty to
try and protect 'em ag'in bein' hauled
up for what they thoughtless might
say when taking of my drinks. Yit,
If anything happen that l can help
Hannah, that her mother is my own
dear cousin, in way that's perfect
fair and honor'ble, I'll let you know
I'm jest as sorry for Hannah as can
be, and my opinion of Wiley Amerson
is that hos the crowdinest man on
them that'll let him they is in the
whole of Baldin county. If anything
happen to Hannah's advantage in a
way that's fair and honor'ble, I'll let
you know about it. But my advice to
you would be to study up Owen Car
ruthers, that know more of Wiley Am
erson's business than any other man,
either in the town or in the county.
Little account If Owen be in gen'il,
he's one not to talk ag'in' anybody,
special them as has been good to him,
and he have to be squeezed like body
have to squeeze red grasshopper to
get the molasses out of him. Yit, when
she answers at all, he answers the
truth, nigh as he can come at it."
"Thank you, Gus; although I didn't
come in for that purpose, 1 believe I'll
take julep"
Don't you take it without you feel
like it, Mr.. Dabney."
'Why, of course feel like 1t, or
wouldn't have asked for it. What do
you mean?"
Nothing, Mr.. Dabney, exceptin' OF
don't want to be paid for what little
help l can be to Hannah"
Come, now, Gus, don't misunder-
stand me, Don't make the julep fyou
think I'm trying to buy you. Really,
don't care for it; but, as l happened to
be in here, l thought I'd take it. I've
got enough confidence in you to be.
lieve that it would take nothing be.
yond your sense of right to make you
willing to help anybody that you be-
lieve to have been wronged."
II beg your pardon, Mr.. Dabney."
Then, taking especial pains, he made
up as nice thing of that sort as a
man ever drank in that or any other
county.
TO BE Continued
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To BE Continued
MoNTANA'S ICE MINE.
Prospectors Using It as q Refrigerator
and Meat Safe.

EIospoC'oho UblnB lU as hoIr1gorRtOf
and Meat Safe.
An "ice mine" is reported from New
York Gulch, Meagher county, Mont.
In early days the gulch turned out
two million dollars worth Of gold, but
of late years 1t has been nearly de-
serted. Last summer, says the North
west Magazine, two prospectors un-
covered the mouth Of an old shaft
and glanced curiously down it. They
saw the ice, which reached up to with.
in four feet and eight inches Of the
surface. They considered 1t curious,
and thought what good place II
would be to keep their meat, butte,
and other food from spelling while
they were working in the neighbor'
hood. They lowered their provondel
into the ice mine with the best results
Naturally they told of their find tc
other miners, with the result that for q
radius Of three or four miles around the
miners came to the Ice shaft, lowered
their beef and other provisions into the
mine, putting their tag on it, and
hoisting the rope from time to time as
provisions were needed. 1t Is q god
send to the miners, as It enables them
to keep meat fresh In the very hottest
weather. The miners are unable tc
give any solution Of this strange phe-
nomenon. The formation of the gulch
Is shale, reddish in color and full oi
assures. 1t is supposed that gusts Of
air from cold cave may have under
ground connections with the shaft
and rapid evaporations near the tor
may explain the continued formation
of ice there as It is cut away.
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Absent-Minded.

One popularity OF Sheridan Knowles,
the clever Irishman, was absent-mind-
edness. At one time he mailed large
sum of money to his wife in bank
notes and discovered q week after
ward that the letter had never reached
her.
In towering rage he wrote to the
postmaster general and was informed
that the notes were quite safe in the
dead-letter office; for Knowles had not
only omitted to address the envelope
but had neither signed his name to the
letter nor inclosed his address.
He was always laundering over the
identity of two friends. Mark Lemon
and Lemon Rede, and not only con-
founded their names but their persons.
One day he met the pair, arm In arm,
and was more perplexed than ever.
"Well, now, I'm bothered entirelyV'
he exclaimed, In his choicest brogue,
Come, one. Of you tell me which OF
you twois the otherI"
In the days Of dear postage Knowles
was contemplating q journey, and
asked friend II he could take any
letters for him.
r"You are very kind" said the latter,
+but where are you going2"
"well, now replied Knowles
that's inquisitivel / haven't quite
made up my rnindk'-Youth's compan.
ION. ss sSc,.iiti s
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1894-08-22
ne Real strength.

The. boss loafer around the country
store was making bets on his
strength and giving q large blun 70 a
little fellow who didn't seem 70 have
strength enough 70 raise his voice.
by gum" said the big fellow TO the
proprietor, I'm as stout as four Of
him" fs3A
Hardly, Iguess,r objected the pro
prietor.
"Tsay I am" contended the rustic
Sandow. II can raise that barrel Of
flour four feet and he can't phsze It,"
That's no sign Of q ducks nest,
said the proprietor with crushing
force, he can raise the price Of it
and You can't" and the boss loafel
went away without asking for more
goods on credit. Detroit Free Press.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1894-08-22
CHAPTER XL

The first news that Cullen was sick
unto death was so appalling to Julia
that her few friends believed that 1t
would rapidly hasten her own death.
Yet her grief was subdued by thoughts
that he would be saved the misery of
what she suspected to be coming-his
domestic ruin. When they told her he
was dead, she only said:
"Well, doubtless 1t was best for the
poor boy"
Wiley's behavior in the circumstances
was as decent as he could make it. No
doubt of his being sensibly shocked by
the unexpected end of his brother, who
had gone out of life believing that he
had not been dealt with fairly; yet the
quickening of his own sense of person
al security gave what consolation he
needed. To several persons he inti-
mated his intention to do for his fami-
ly things which in Cullen's lifetime had
not seemed practicable. Not few
reasonably good church members ad-
mitted to have been struck by the un-
expected soft words which Wiley spoke
of his late brother.
The forebodings about his wife in no
long time were justified. Most benign
is that one of the ways of Divine Provi-
dence wherein He leads those whom
He is to take soon to Himself to the
desire of doing some special good that
may follow them into the eternal world.
The prospect Of judgment where
every idle word is to be counted makes
a dying woman, more often than dy-
ing man, feel like forgetting or exten-
uating all evil doings except her own.
Things in her husband which used to
distress her to evaporation did so no
longer. If she had loved him more,
rather If the love indulged for brief
period had not been insulted and driv-
en- out of her being, the coming Of this
condition might have been more diff
cult. AS it was, the only concern for
him she felt was that he might be saved
from the ruin which she foresaw in the
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She stood painting, looking upon her
husband as if he was one from another
world who had come to judge her. Sad
as the smile was, never one more
deliciously sweet had been upon his
face.
"Come here, Hannah"
She let her hand lie in his that had
opened to receive it.
Never, never" he said, "were you
so dear to me. Kiss me-"
Two days afterwards, with his head
upon her bosom, he died.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1894-08-22

A GIRL may be almost pardoned fof
throwing herself at man If he Is O.
good catch. Albany Press.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1894-08-22

BEHEApED turtles can find their way
back to their watery home.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-01

NIrurUTAt. MANY GO .NuNu. ur TuE
W county % AfaplH1U HuI HlHI. uf .UHr
iHH 'Ir.., .tr HI Iu.y. A 3D. ono itaH.ani i.lHt
Hundred lUu HfHtIY .iUfUo. HuI uu.g recorded
Do in. Once HI 900. .HHIr. of aIt lH.U
,auutU tau. 0a t.a iitH ,ly of 1aiJ. a. o..
taal haot. of tatIilg DY, Jab. BE- tUs.
y the county ol saut taF' add igutoy Of
ItHH. IH.WII.
l8i atJ ,brcs ,l1 Hrg-four su and hti,
w nIDea one irftna AlIIull +"
we malU iu trust go HU0I.r tIe payment OF
ID certain UrIuHHufI rH'U Hr bond 10 Dtru 1air
dgl1iH. payable tu Che order 0fs M b. uHI
n lNH oft 600 "iI 90 beaver. County 90 AflU.
ahlf. state uf colorado. Owe yDHr. HitUr iIu
ni srN.u pof rHul pef HuuIW. payable Hgmi'
annually evidenced H.. IrH coupon u1iU.
ilcfyio attached, rAgh Cog 800 cum ui 80 nud
afJi isIl tHU lHl dl. 1I IuIH. ls1i. uu irt
niN ~ January GEO. tI" NUat 1IH uf Iu'|t
iho lr't glaag " lalalaf' i-.. ile atst i.sg
thU urHt 1ay uf JUDO I.., tuH urHfuaY ui jau.
talIt I-H lu1 che N.I HHI ui IuIft Isr 900
pr cent pg- lnuum aiinf WU maturity thereof
% ruf lnHu HHU HuI
Nhofgas. itI provided among other things 900
uhiI decd 900 tfuH. chat Il UIrr ut urfHu.t BOO anF
HHlFH mentioned thea Iu that case iHu whole
ul Cue Iuu.ua. Hum luI interest tu 500 iug
g .NC u.HIt at uu"" Ht f.r OPTION Hf Nr legal
N'Intf "f HHII note. become 300 Hui payable
tnl iIU HtlI promise. HHN HH Hn.I. Boa 600 uHu.
hgt HnH VIII o." HHm" UUrsi, 90 10 HaIl puurl
IN lU.. 'ifIHUH" H.. mNtIIui nuI Iu accord
NuNN n.IN iNN t.T". HI HnII NHrl 20 iTu.i
rnigfrngr Goo nN'.H H hereby mace Coz greater
Usltaut. HrH.
Wu,u.ls. % fault Htt been INSIDE 300 che pay
Wrutuf Che N"I U' HaI1 fHu coupon lutrltai
nnl't h. 20 H.UI. ."ri. HaIHI|r uu Ianuaff l.i
l''l. Hul Coo legal HHItUr 10 Hl.t principal note
wHu.r 70 .HiL Uu...UaI aum Hul IHtrrtHi o. ihg
Nwo ui "l.u luH and p1FhI|r,lHi HAH requested
mc. aa 1000 trustee. DO HrlI HlId property lu Ar.
rufllntH with tI" terms of HH.u UuHtt
nov therefore. nnu"u b.. hUTUHy sven, that L
lfHut huuN. trustee HH Aforesaid, Uuuunut 90
H.il request of GOO legal holder OF HaIl note.
hhl uu1Cr aul uI virtue 20 tur power ln mt
vested uF aa.d dtHi uf trust. reference 90
WNi'h De- hereby made Cor arU1tgr certainly
MI.i on tlp ..iu uaT of IaF. s.. % lsit, 10 ihD
hNur ut Iu.g.H.E lu tsr forenoon Of SAID days
pfnprfiL, Hul aII tHr uauL ulr lcncnl and
equity uf redemption therein off tHr said Mars
". HHWuru. uHr ur.r sUI lHHiguHt 90 public
HI' l1u At Goo ..HuiHI front door of Che Court
iiuHHr lu iuu County of 7H|t iHEu aud Toni.
iNIF of lHH. fur tHu highest and beet price tuo
Hlmu WIII n.IU". .Iu rlaN fur thu purpose ut
llhInE ihr 1910 uraWiH.HrE note aud Al inter
GOO IuU thereon uu tu tNH umu % sale,
together with che u1H.H auI expenses ~ CAr.
rgtlU. tIia trust luu uN uiHrI ,Dst, and ca.
IcuH.H provided aud HrrHT"a UT alii deed uf
lf... fNANh hNhAt Trustee
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MARsHALs SAFE.

DUHsUANr 40 nN ORDER AND pE
i cree ~ f0rrcI0.Urg and sale 90 mo 90.
roctcd uy che Third Judicial District Court 0f
che Territory Uf Utah. I HAHlI expose no public
H4Ip. 90 tlU south front door of tuu County
Court lluuHu Iu Cue city of 7AIt Lake, Count.
~ SAT- t,ky and Territory of Utah. uu Che .i.l
dHy of Stay, 1890, ut l3 O'Clock m, alI Che r.rUt.
utIr. rIsIw ana IutrgHt uf Andrew a. hTHuf.
Hannah Maria hmHt' and o. a. Nyttrom. 1I.
boo. and Go Che following described Real tHtItr
situate. WINS and being u sale luAu IuHutE.
AND described HH fllIuwH. t1.WIt.
Part of Toe twelve Nl| Iu block Eighteen lH|
1--WE aero plat 'A,' lugtlvl1 survey beginning
at % point two aui one hal, 4lI rods north ut
thuHOulHuaHt corner Df HaId Doe twelve aulrHu-
uIug ilUnuc west one hundred and u'ITaauyUu
400 foot thence north forty OlO| foot. thence
Uaat one hundred ana uiiy.Hutuu 900 tgut
thence south forty .iD fugtp fireplace nf br
ginning uIH0 b perpetual uEHt nf way over
strip of lluu rntGUu feet WIDE along and
adjoining ip Che WtHI IIng of above described
land. situated lu SAT- Lake County ltah Tor,
utnD,
no boo sold aH tho property of Andrew q.
hrautE. llHuuaU Maria hrlut. and o. a. Nyst.
rom. no Che suIt Ut Al0lpl o. Miller
NAT No. BRIGHAM
o. Fl Marshal
by Ions 30. DUNNO "E, Deputy Marshal,
Dated at salt Lake tIty AUui 2'rt, lsHl
Juug ~ lhNNlN, Attorney lJs flAluul
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TRUSTEES SALE

W9HffTIIFk A. NAT.f d. 0.kftet ar arrfr
w UUuufv uf tr.Ush4s. All .t.t.af az.
fsiH. old hv IrUr .r.fsir draf "a tgr.i d.t.t
fHr UU.f far 4f fu.V Nj Ura ft.s..,,t $500
Hundred sri Einttt TF.rH.tpi IA q, i..l,r..t,i
boz tHsUHI,a 1f no faail.fal 'lf l.if I n ....'..
ilUt rsi.0' of tr5Tttsgs r..a. ~ .f ''ii
book. tUutg. a. fII. unIir mon fra1. O. r,,.
uf -lIf ratrt'tv t.I.1 i. I.I.li. nv. fii''.A'
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with made Hr tHr .aIf Mo- a. p.,..',,t
Tor no ufIrrI.aI sum * tt'sIt' 49,
tHr urfor I'D a.. Isl. D. t.rr.it nf'fIr r|tV
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fUr rrafH .u uF TtuuHrt IN tI.. '|r.t F.e Id
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rrt.fs. 70 iuIg, ~ tFr al.it.t n i,r.i.gt
IsI.. he rr.tfr. Id ftIg I. a. r..i t.s q
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Huv uavurrt Yf ~ Ia ..iI Irtrlstt '''',.. p,
uHIgs HIutg mrHtIsapd. Ib.UantIn ma ~.
tHr whole uf mo pfIrrIi. ii .IIt5 AMI I5f.ls.t h.,
tnr tInr I'd asIr t,.ag. ID 8Yr. III ~ .ft... III
iho legal holder ~ shId motto. is1om6 dao ird
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XVHEREAs IRANE. IT, rfuRiys AND
" sara 81 ititiu. ma wife. uy deed of
trust dated September li.t. isl. duly died for
Hhlt Lake county. T0Hui1u no UaH. an tIH
iin dly ~ .cp.gmNor. ~, ami thereafter
July recorded in book % % m0rfsa cs 0u
fOYHd tn Cyruf T. tiuwIry aa .trr#fH. do f.I
lowing described rrnI estate. aiaHt. Do. t.r rIfe
and county 20 SAT- Lake. Territory H. t.tar Oh
WIT ommCurinE one hundred aud H.vtu .u.H
'lfi feet north from tHU aUutIUUs. alfneF 10
Dot four ltl in block thirty Owe .I'. IH u|HttfF
-Ht Jake CITY survey anI IuHuu. thence
ihcnee south tl.fiF feet .I.. thence wet one
hundred aud twenty-five feet ulI thence
north thirty feet l"l i1 ihc place Of beginning.
in 90 clyo -ait lato. iu che county and
Clnycyi0s borobg thirty zee. frlul o1 Iith
lnst Htrrt nV one hundred HHI frruIr.Irr
iogt in depth. should there .. gHH Huri1ro
in ine depth " thc Doe four aflrraiii 600
boundary une of tHc DOE above described 90 Uc
moved south tl mHto HuH IH..I .u i .Ut uf tlU
all'' dimension, poo trI.i N1NaN"r iI secure
NIsH'u1 with interest thereon. according iH
lHrH. OF oven .ir rIiH Hl.l iruat Uugl.
executed ant delivered ugiHo saIt TRAN. o.
lri1u. hH rr.u mliH BOD tuH IlfmrH. of 0 FOL-
...l' INt.I "l In..".Hi H.' thereon uu IN" IHI
nly %. ,rrtl %, uy reason ot which default
Who'll by luC, aHI tHr ig.lI HHI .er ui sad note
N4 nn. .af,i In. "NuH wholly 1uUa
Nov Ilor0i ', u1Hrr BE- .g.y aNru Shat
power yof,i boo UIm ut flH iuud.rI. a.t at
t.U rrIUuHtUf s. 49, WHHuH.u. IHU LOCAL Tu'HUr
% saI! note wl coy q. rH.. .l.g 90 hg
iliehgli BIDDER Cog ehsH, a. Doc f.agi door nf
lIu County Court house, u rails latU tIW.
q aN, Hu tHU .IHt day uI NHU. I.I. 10 U'.iU.E
!. m tNr real o.uin above described tl saHH
hscuiH. tuH fflaf. Iur.ulur 1u attorneys
&. nI NI' NUniI"N Iuu twenty NHu dollars
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sTooKHoLpsRs, MEETINn

Noll D. Is iiEHtHl GtNEN THAT A
- meeting OF tho stockholders Of The
Mexican uuyN Company ut JtIE, Will be- held
ou lhc 1tl DAY Of Nay, a. %. lsHl. 90 O'Clock
o.. me- 10 tlc untH OF aAI1 ruwpAuy lu thg
gladstone hlprk, Nam street, sal, Lake Niy,
Tor thr purpose uI c.UCuug 10 board OF rive
hifeeiuraf AMI also 90 amend tuU urtclts Of
Incorporation, hy changing the name 10 that
% ihr rull Lake CITY onyx Company OF Utah
% amend said ARTICLES By striking our tho last
three luce ut Article Twenty ave. 20 that che
Nurklnr rap|tlI shall De assusaAu.ui tu amend
fuld utc.rH HY striking out nli Of Article
sixteen, after ihu word "may levy and collect
afartHmuuta' sn uHt Co maze said section con.
form 90 tlC statute 20 amend said aruclOa by
striking out lll nf AutlHIc seventeen after tho
Wurls, 'ny order uf q majority Of said Hoard
uf Directions and tu strike OUT the word
'dlIIF HitUr che WuFlH publication thereof iu
40 in Article Eleven, aud 20 tran uact such
other business aa may properly come before
INumuttuu.
uA.uI AurI g1tl. lsli
llAHiN EDWARDS, Secretary.
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NNuFUEA., ISAAC sIAU-. SARAH y.
w Scare IHuWlH O.. IgTHUF and tlIEaUtth
Wnmio Jeremy ana, on tho IgiH day Of NoNrm.
dcrIFncd their certain decd of trust convoy.
VA W. i2..9W,us p,ogy,ggl }ns n $40 Lake
ui ihU northwest quarter OF section fourteen
Iil| i1 township uur .l| north. Hf range tHu II
M'.l aal Jose meridian, containing 200 aofga
Toe Itlss.ho'd Interest iH aud CO. ihu follow.
InE uUaIIIHru tract uf HlUH. lumWrUUlug 20 "a
point ourhuudrrd 900 igCi north of che south.
HIA Co.., u'lt 49, rHIt IatU tIiE SURVEY. thence
WuHt .INty three .l foot, thence north rkty.
s'Nen lnl l'et. lhUnrn clH. tANyihleu lHl
iott, lHNnoH South .'h s. seven ..,' trct tu Doe
cunning and che UuudIuFs now or hereafter
erected Wrfpuu, iu Hlt Hntu CITY, -ht Lake
0uutY, Territory of ttaH, boz truHi Co secure
tho tun, ~ $500 n. with interest payable 10
She order NJ Bolivar Roberts promptly as tho
boz book HI Prot Ifust Deeds on pages Itl. j
salt lAte county liA., fr'0rl. und
Whereas, al. decd ufnNlrs that 900 case
note cor interest ur boo W' performance
90 any ui ihr UntcnHuh lu aa.l arei
request Of ihu holder of sn.l note, pro.
rgud Go HcIl suHl property at puulH auction fur
tlr highest HuI beet price thu Same would
bring boo CasH, Nrl giving thirty ilys nuurU u
Ishsd In -aIt IlaU County. and
WhCrDHH. tUfaH|t HaH icon made Iu tho pay.
mUutul stli motto lut Interest aud tnUrU has
boon breach of tHg covenants ln slii decd
contained. HHf tur lWu National BANS, tho
holder of SOD motto. UAs requested said trustee
i9pror,'i i..e. sa.l lfgpgrly ana srp.y iho
trrtat attorney Geo and costs
Sow therefore notice Is hUIoHT given, THAI
90 IlH.".Hr. noon uu saturday, tIr 900 dos of
MAY, d. %. st fUr Hautr door ut tUg Court House
Iu sale t.HLu uuuiy. on W. second south 80,
Doe rHII IHNr iIIHt raIt Lake County TERRITORY
tuuH authority boo hIm vested NF HaId dprt,
lhuH.r iIUTTOugriy herein IhuEU ursguurdflF
HaIt Hl public auction, and WUI luDu Iud there
HuI| tHu same o. the ll-uu" bidder Tor each.
a.. 10. JADN. Attorney
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-01
NOTICE OF SALE or SALT LAKE
CITY BONDS.

rs PURSUANCE uF AZ ORDER ~
4 che city OouurI, made April Hri. 1893
notice BE- hereby gwen that there Will be- offered
for sale nc ono O'Clock m., on thu ith day u
May, 1924. a. thu Mayors ONCE 900 salt Lake
city, ltau, eight hundred bonds OF said city,
Of thO denomination OF one thousand dollars
each, uAy able boa twenty YcAra from date with
interest ut Tho rate ~ i've per cent pcr annum,
payable FcmlAnuuAlly, ON llu nrst days u
principal and Interest payable 10 gold.
Bids Will h0 received Tor SAID bonds or any
portion thereof. by the Mayor ot said city. up
30 the hour NJ said sale.
The right 10 reject any and All bids 10 horeby
reserved on behalf VI SAID city
Apr, 40, lgpi, u y. BAskIl.
AAyOh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-01

IN thc Probate tlur. BOO and for .aIt L.ts
'ouniJ ltuIiuf. uf Uuu.
in tho maticfof lhc Estato of Royal uarury.
Deceased.
NOTICE u.s. ItutuY OIyTN THAT
~ Royal Do. luuur and ROYAL A. UlfurH.
'Nc.UiHIs ~ iNC y.tafe ~ ROYAL NfrueT. o..
ceased un'' rendered for tutuumput Hud IIod
N fa.i court 'nrIr final Ftruuut % thtIr HH.
multiplication uf cold estate aud petition fur
nunI distribution 0f che residue or said estate
aNHuE 'Nr UrraHuH ruufIgt trrfrtu, and ttat
t'nflHI, Che l4iu day .f STAY. An lfNt. Ht i0
W.rI.0a H,ut, 90 tHH court room % faii court. 10
lhn tulhE Court iluu.c. -ali takr 'Itr and
''N.i.s can IUffIIr.. uHH been duly ru.
pointed boy tHu IHdea. uf saifr .urt f.r die
.tt. mnnint 900 account and hearing said
.iNnnf lI N'HITH.t'Hu. Ht which uuU and
piece hHf rnruu interested tu siii oatHtc may
.Af hnI aIHW .Iusu f huV There De- why
y. iuHt Do settled aud approved
hli inlI N.stf..Hfi"u made aH prayed fHE
Dated ApuI lH.H. lsai
o. " NTLuY.
tICft uffhr Probate Court.
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