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SUMMONS.


Sarah Kahn, piainu.
IobnN polau, magc.n p4hn b, VIE
AU.riT Robinson. HuI jaur Doe boninh'"'
bio u o. HrffnHlutH
IHa rgaria OF ihs Territory % uuh fori
Eg.a l 60 '3 ,.. w. Itsr,5 Gnu and Jane
n5o Ia .iaian. hI. wife. defendants.
NyuU ARE IEgIUN uEnlIyED 10 ar.
i ruHrIn Hu action nrHn.Ht arhintt W..
r.a.i I'd nl Tt.lf iuiIraI District ~ tHo
Trfut1ry Of utah. and t1 HnHHUr ihu complaint
nai therein within tgu days Irar.usIfe - INC
DAY 90 tyfug9I ahsT ihr feIN'' nn y9u o. tNl,
served out % THE c1uun, bus In thit diaT.Qi,
within twenty inJt oinclw.' villain iorly
aFBinst you. according " mo prayer Of nAil
ia .t'I action ls brought @, u.,o Judgment
against defendants u0inu lu thH fum " 81. u,
AUuI d. IsHI. Cor llus utIuruvY'H foe. for tliN1
with IutrrHHt from May Y, 10 Coz t3 hl, win
iUrrst from June q. 1924, all ut Do. cent per
anuum, Cor tunCa paid BY u'Nuuh, and tor
costI ot suit, alleged 90 uo doe ON certain
hoau t1 plaintiff June %. lrG. Cor u51I, with
interest 20 90 per cent unr auuum='1Wu ltiMf
/ Duo and wholly unpaid save ihr tum OF o..
] even datr uu uruuIHUs hereinafter drt.lnrli o.
| executed NV UDfCufUrIH l.INu 90 NAutN b
| t.II uHTtF.FGd premise" HAVING icon, .InHc
. =
] fUUUHH. 500. r.. j. huUlu.HHt subject o. Iirn ut
U.II mora. HH. 20 have tuy uHuH. dU.r.u oft Cole
] court IuI thf Ht.u 1l Hl'l uftmIHtH. .IIN 'F'fH
] that Hrsrr. uf Hu"I HaIu IH applied ln ulF.a
| utut uf amounts due Co., HHuFut lNIt u'tcNN
/ HutI uuI HII persons claiming under ilr.i hr
! I.ffU Huf IuF.HlHHUd of 900 claim or equity ~
l redemption Zoo sIiI premises, and Cor other
| frueT sand HruuHtH arH described aa .utuWH,
/ tuWIH Allot lpt numbered from . 20 o. iu'
/ elusive. AMI being an Che lutH comprising
] Do .lu Fl .sHdlylHIuu 100 o. part of block 70 plat
! a.. Dive Acre lluts hIF lr.l survey thrtINUE
] llIH 30 aud 90 OF FHil subdivision, 40 situate iu
/ eaIt Take CITY aud County luu.
] AND sou Orc hereby uuutgl That li Nuu fA.l Goo
| apuUaF aud answer tHU aHIu complaint HH above
] required thg H1iI plaintiff VIII apply t1 tho
| CONT Tor Che fu.trf demanded therein
! NItutaH. tlU Hon. famuUi $40 Merritt .Hl ~
| and fhr zeal of tHU uIHifirt Court Of
Che phrd IuIIUAI District ln and
| urAtl Cor tHu IcfutHTl OF Utah, tlIs 'lth
! tHY fJulY, lu tun year % uur lord
one tHuutaud ulEnt huudrud aud
! ninety four.
DAVID e. DUNBAR, clerk.
| uv Gro. d. LOOMS. Deputy UlCtkl
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An Earnest Worker.

Mr. Marion IL. Brady, OF Union
ward, Salt Lake county, lie an earnest
worker In Riding the country OF the
oodling moth, which has wellniRh
destroyed the apple crop Ia this Terfl-
tory. He has gathered and killed, BY
actual count, over 1000 OF these de-
struclIyo insects ia npplea from his
orchard, which, though not very oH-
tcnsiye, contains some very choice
fruit. He has also thoroughly sprayed
hl, trees three times the present season,
aud calculates 10 continue the war
against the pests. Mr.. Brady II one Of
the fret settlers OF Union ward and ~
a practical horticulturist aud gardener
has few tuporlofs In that part Of tho
county,
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over $500, a. plaintiff IL informed and
believes, over And above what he 10
entitled 10 AZ = copAr.nor. IL Is also
alleged that Defendant has agreed TO
do certain work and take pay In real
estate which has no market value at
the present time, and Insists upon load
ing II upon the plaintiff. Plaintiff
states that their stock OF merchandise
10 worth $1,000, that they have a large
amount OF outstanding accounts, and
prays that a receiver be appointed to
tske charge OF the property, an ao'
counting had, the partnefanip dis
solved and each party given 20 much
Of the proceeds ms he is found 70 be
entitled 10.
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SPECIAL FAIR PREMIUMS.
, Number Of them offered this Week
For Fair Work.

Tho premium list for the fall Fair
iii soon be out, aud those who ex'
reet to give premiums are reminded to
md offers In imme distely to insure
lbs,r being included in the book.
The following have just been re-
ceivedi
rbs underslgned will give q special
u,.nium Of one set no vOls.l Ameri-
panI1sd Encyclopedia Bflttauioa,
saand in morocco, value SIS, aud.one
-, picNins (l5 vols.), value $40. Tho
al Tor the best specimens Of penman.
tstn Nv boy or girl under fourteen
LIZ III AGE. AMI this second for best
Snscinen by boy OF girl under twelve
yssrs Of age, 10 be competed for At the
territorial Fair Of 1894.
"'' II. J. GRANT & Co.
ps,ng aware OF the fact that there
90 in our Territory many people who
havs come here from the southwest
mi northern parts " England, and
~, from Germany and France, where
i.cs mating by hand and machinery
baye been thtifIprlnoipAl means OF sup
1T and being doslroua Of finding out,
n p1ssible,t the Kind Of artlEans we have
lin our midst, ami ofencoutaging this art
add Industry, We have been led 10
ofisr three premiums for tbs three best
srhibits OF hand made lace 10 be- made
between now aud the opening Of the
Fair the exhibits to be i've yards In
Length, aud those winning the prizes
40 becoms tho property Of The Mayncr,
Wells 90. Lace House.
Fint-One lady's gold watch, value
S25.
$50. ,,.-,-
All crscheled lace 10 excluded from
the contest
wea very respectfully you're,
THE MAYNEs, WELLS q Co. LACE
HOUSE.
J. w. MAYSEs, Presl.
The undersigned will give a special
pr.mium Of S25 for tho beet drilled
rompauy OF infantry "Utah National
Guards,0 TO 10 competed for NJ th'
Territorial Fair OF 1894.
UTAH BRICK MANUFACTURER
ASSOCIATION.
Per GEORGE Il. FORD, Sec
The undersigned will give special
premium OF Onu boys drum for III
test boy drummer under 10 years o
age, 10 be competed for at the Terri
tofial Fair Of 1885,
DAYSEs q CoALTEn.
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PRAISE TnE POLICE.
Eulogy by the Denver 4 Rio 6rande
For Good Work During
the Strike.

The following highly complimentary
communication was sent to the board
OF police aud IRE commissioner to-
day:
Gentlemon.-Tho Rio Grande Western
railway company desires ~ express its
npprociatlon Of tho valuable services
rendered by the police Of salt Lake Clty
during tho recent strike. Tho cool ana
onlciont manner m which the crowds
were controlled upon several occasions,
prevented what might have terminated
ia serious and unfortunate outbreaks
Tho intimidation Of employees ~ the
railway company who desired 10 ROMAN
NJ work, was Attempted by those who
had left tho service, and they, being en-,
couragod youtsido sympathizors,inci
tho men by threats, which, undor otdi-
nary conditions would not have been
made.
Had IL not been for tho protection AZ
fordod by your police officers under the
efficient aud discreet leadership OF tho
ohlei and captain Of police, II would have
been a dinicult matter 10 Keep traffic
moving into and out Of your city, nnd
your officers deserve the highest COM
mendatiOn.
Yours respectfully,
A. T.. WELnY.
For tho Rio Grande Western Hallway
COlnpAuy.
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Ordered ia Show Cause.

The Pacific lnveslmvnt Company
ct al have brought suit against q.
O'ConuOr anu Nat NJ. brigham In tho
Third district court 10 prevent the sale
OF certain property AZ Murray upon
which thu first named plainun noids
deed Of trust. Tue principal cause iot
complaint il that the u. =. Matshal Il
threatening ~ sell n certain boiler,
pump, beer.still ana mash-tuo ~ per-
sonal property, when the same cannot
be detached from the freehold without
great waste aud destruction. The
property In question includes certain
real estate with vinegar factory
thereon. The defendants have been
temporarily restrained from selling thu
same, and nave been ordered 10 show
cause ON July 3lst.
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For tho Rio Grando Western Hallway
Company.
The Fights Tomorrow Night.

Bill boards and conspicuous places
about the city are being plastered
with loud-lettered hRlt-sheet posters
announcing the fight between jim
Williams and Poppsrs at Ogden To-
morrow night. The Union Pacific
will run u special train from this city,
leaving the depot al O'Clock and
returning after the battle. Peppers has
posted 500, which hs agrees TO forfeit
II he does not "best" Williams In ak
rounds. This misunderstanding Is
given a double meaning by the RTtlcles
OF agreement supulaIing "a fifteen
T0und fight.
The SECOND set.to will be between
Bob Thompson ana Billy Lynch, the
darkey agreeing to stop the white man
inside OF six rounds or forfeit $50.
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relatives feared that evil had bo'hllen
him on account Of his { ailure.to return
home the night before. A searching
party was organized aud the field1 close.
is scanned. PetorsOn's body was found
lifsless, burned and swollen, near "a
ditch. The remains were conveyed 10
own and prepared for burial. The
deceased was young man, being hut
Is years Of age. He leaves n s9rrow.
ing widow and n small child TO mourn
his sudden and unexpected DEATH
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City creek Trespassiug.

Justice smith hal before him today
Oscar knight, charged with trgspsss-
iug lu Guy Creek canyon, kuisht
confessed 10 cutting a email Ilsa "
quakiug nsp AuJut ten miles up the
canyon In Davis county, when hu vas
placed uudrr arrest by sptcial mounted
lOliUu tilictr Adams. The defendant
was fined 20. Attorneys well up IN
the law declare iuAt tho police court OF
salt Lake 10 5ycts.opping iIs bounds In
Furnishing men iJr unensts committed
In Davis county.
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APnrinershin Rall-nut.

In the Third district court last even
Ing George NJ. Clehnd bled a suit
ngainst Philip Neder for dissolution Of
the partnership existing between the
parties under the hrm name Of Nedsr
a Cleland, doing business ~ tnis city
US carriage builders. Mr.. Cleland AZ
leges that Neder has excluded him
from participation In this business, aud
IL carrying on the same In 80 secret
and mysterious manner" That DE-
PENDANT has failed TO make entry upon
the c3pattnptship books OF money re-
ceived ana collected for the copartner'
snip busineSs, and appropriated to him
lelf \ large amount VI money, lo'wi1i
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A Disreputable Den.

=. Davl, an Italian saloonkeepor, was
run In by Onicyr selgius today on
charge Of maintaining huusooi proetl'
tuition. DEvi has long "cnJoycd" the
reputation 0i being tha proprietor Of one
Ut the most dlsgfaceiul joints In mo
city. Ho will have n hearing lomot'
row. Ia the meantime he II back 10
his place VI business, having secured
his liberty by putting up cash bonu
III ..n
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Kindergarten Movement.

A meeting OIL Free kindergarten
association was held In the parlos Of
the Tompleton hotel last evening" anu
was we'll attended,
After the approval Of the minutes Of
the last meeting, ana Of tho constitu-
ton aud by-laws, as Formulated much
profitable time was given TO the scope
and alma OF the work anu tho Dement'S
accTuiug from the system as thuRht'
Brief addresses were made by MIS-
Elmer Jones, Mrs. John Kirby Mis-.
Browu, Mrs. T.. III. Parsons anu Mt.
Riley relative to placing the system on
permanent basic, tho meeting adj
lOurned. Tho new association starts
out under favorable auspices,
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On the Way.

A telegram received from San Fran
cisco announces that the mi1sionnriea
returning from New HsalauI, but who
have boon detained VA California b.
the strike, started east this morning.
Thoy will come through by the day
light schedule now Ia force ON tue
Southern Pacific.
Tho party Of Utah people returning
from Europe, but detained Ia New
York by the strike arrived mere ~ ll'aV
a.m. today, all well.
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Killed the Horse.

Street car No. 20, while returning to
the barn shortly after last midnight,
ran against gray horse that was
grazing ON ia q track near the head Of
Third East on South Temple street
and crushed II against n retaining
wall with fatal results. The car was
derailsd but not damaged. The animal
was the property Of Fred Tit. lite
body was removed 10 the crematory
aud moderated.
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Ditcbaeld Discharged.

william Ditohheli, who was at
rested by the police on charges Of Hs-
ssult and battery and using abusive
language, had both cases against him
dismissed In court this morning At the
Instance OF the prosecution. Two
ladies who were interested In the pro.
covdings stepped in ut the opporluno
moment anu fllod a statement OF con.
donation and Dhohneld went forth
unpunished.
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School Census Being Taken.

The school census enumerators cm-
ployed by the board Of education at
the last meeting commenced work In
real earnest today aud will have the
canvas entirely completed by the end
OF July,in accordance With law. Under
the census OF last year the number OF
children OF school age was shown TO
be 1884. Tue total this year will be
considerably higher.
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wARsgAl,s SALE.

TO Az ORDER or SALE TO
me. directed UF lhu Third district court
al fftabIprfIturYl shall expose nc pubic hAltA AZ
a. .tf5,.ut door Hf tHH county court house DO tNn
rift M SAD IHEu. county ~ SAT- lAzc ana
'i,,f,i,rg Of JfaH uu mo sth day OF August,
i.Yl at DO O'Clock a.u., nll the right, luyr.hlm
and Infrrrat uf john liluluhnH. Alice NJ. Nhn.
ttbo' SIMON WnNuNuHt Joseph T. McNthf}
tud NiUiam II Irvine OF, iu, anu o. lh' lnl.
in,glus ur..rIHHI rUs| estate, situate HiuF anu
LriBrln san IHbu county, and ccsnu1r' ha
'.r6e ,te.t had of loo f0Tty.thrOe tiD and nu
of III forty. fIur .IN u'llucE Wui2 ut Lincoln
parl suIdI .IUu. HI Iut blN itl, seven Itl rlfhl
ilttpIu, .Y. fourteen 40 and seventeen
1.N ana MARI 0f Toto hugun lN and sixteen
Xxx Ifyr AITr Plat ZAP hig tiCld survey, uH
ng situHtru Iu lHr northeast quarter ui section
s.,rnfreu .IgI. township one lll SOUTH range
ana IiIr,.tuf rtIE Lake meridian, County OF
e.n tat. tI.rrIf.r. of ltHh, according 60 tur
r,1pltrd MAJ nI aaII Lincoln PARK. TO Do sold
a.. tna ufuuHrIr OFF John Nahl0huf, lAhrr NJ
T,HI,bT. auI simon Rauiphns, 90 the .ult ut
ibo i.aiIway UulllaE aud Loan Association,
''iF"'"''N'' NAT NJ BRIGHAM,
q, +. MlrslAl,
Uy L. g. ARCHER,
Deputy MHrHhaI.
Dated July l1h $780,
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ThD Rnnh 10 MnlrlmOnY.

Marriage licenses were Issued by
County CLERK MoloH today, as fol-
low: Carl A. Anderson, ~, o. Grants-
vile, Tnoele county, and Emma W.
HUT, 81, n salt Lake Ciiyi Joseph II.
Nelson, 20, aud Amelia H. Atwood,
no, both OF this city; George ,F'Naylor,
s8' nnd Elzaholh sophia Taylor -,
alan nf Salt Lake,
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Today's Probate Court.

Estate Of II. G. Lett, deceased.
Hearing on petition for letters Of al.
minirtralion. J. &. Taylor appointed
administrator on Ming a bond Of 5000.
Estate Of Joshua Robinson, de-
ceased. Hearing on petition OF Jo-
suph Robinson Tor the removal OF al.
miuistptrix. Sarah NJ. Robinson, 10
ptogTess this afternoon.
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ATWOOD FEELING BETTER.
Ills Three Colleagues Still In jail
Awaiting Developments.

ssmon d. Atwood, the man from
Missouri who was 20 horribly slashgd
with a razor at the Leadyllle house
yestetday after noon IL lying nj st.
MatRbs hospital IN critical state al
though the city physician says he "
feeling little better than he did last
night.
On the trial register OF the police
court appear the names OF the three
men arrested after the row. They are
Harry DeaAe, William Stewart aud
Matt Lawrence, and the charge against
them Ia assault with intent TO commit
murder. They viii be- held pending
developments In Atwood's case.
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Road Race 70 Calder's.

The bicycle road race TO Calder's
Park takes place this evening. The
starting point Ia tho Theator corner,
aud the time O'Clock. Some OF the
beat local wheslmen are entered fof
tho race, but have time handi'
caps to contend with. Open care Win
exeursionists viii parallel the rideIe
To the PARK.
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WILL MEET TOMORROW.
Tho County Board Of Equalization will
Hold DAILY Sessions lill July sSlh'

The county board Of equalization
will meet tomorrow morning at 10
O'Clock, at the county court otiices,aud
thereafter hold daily sessions until tho.
9sth inst, inclusive. All persons who
have any complaints to make on tho
ground Of excessive assessment upon
their property will be- heard one ~ one.
the board Is composed Of Probate
Judge blair, the three county select
men and Councilman O'MuAra, the
last named aB representative OF the
CitV.
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rnlIfornia MnII Tonne IN.

Two mail and passenger trains
reached ogden last night from Cali
fornia, aud large amount Of postage
matter soon after arrived In salt Lake
Among the mall from Sat Francisco
that came 10 hand this morning were
thu newspapers Of that city OF June
18th.
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Petty Police Cases.

In tho police court today there were
three drunks, trespatsor aud two
fotfcitures OF $500 each by abandoned
women charged with prostiulion'
sam GrIcr, the rcoapiutod convict,
plead not guilty 10 granu larceny ana
the case was set down for tomorrow
afternoon Mt O'Clock.
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No Cement Yet.

The contractors on the gravity sewer
rather expected consignment Of PORT.
land cement In today but II failed to
arrive. In the meantime, ns hereto
fore announced, the cement work on
the sewer has been wholly suspended
for lack Of material. The brick work.
however, stlll COCA on.
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Tmelnh Mard ENenrsion.

The officers Of the Twelfth ward
Sunday school have arranged or ghuir
annual oXcursiUu and uiC-li1 10 be
held At Garfield Beach tomorrow. Tue
excursion viii not be- confined 10 the
Sunday school alone, but will bo par.
tlcipalui Ia by members VI tho ward
generally.
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STRUCK DEAD.
grIek Peterson, Leyau Citizen,
Killed by Lightning.

Information has reached this city Of
ths killing of Erlck Peterson, n citizen
Of Levan, on sunday, tho 10Th Inst.
IL appears ila1 ae wAa engaged In
tho task Of irrIgating a crop Of gIniu
On his farm, some distance from the
49, an tie afternoon Of that dar,
ana ihat during thunderstorm he
W "s strnck by iiash Of Lightning aud
gii.d instaptly. lie was alone at The
,ins ana there being no witness 20 the
tataIity. the true status,o Of Affairs was
not harmed until yesterday, when
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High Council.

The next regular meeting OF the
High Council Of the Salt Lake Stake
o Zion viii be- held wednesday, July
l5th, az 1880 %. IN.
LANIEa ID. EINLINu. OIgrk.
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CutcAgo uAuEEr
Chicago, close, July H.
Whoat--I1wcr, cash, bii sept, ata,
Corn=tuwur. cash, 20. July. i'lt
uatHH Lower. July 80 AUG -t'as
Meas FORK STEADY 1cptt llnt
Iafd-Tlrmur, July, trlti Sept Nrh
Short Iuns.. firmUr July aud sept, t'1l'
i've Nominal, 90 o.,
Primo Timothy irm, blV'
Harley 0WuhIs
flhysced LIS nov, lll old..----.--------.
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COMMERCIAL
GAIT LAKE oLEAurso HOUSE,.

GAIT LAKE CLEAEiNJ HOUSE
'r0day's clearing hoifo eEohauges
amounted 10 Si2I201. Same day
last year, sl2O,l33.
TonAY's QUOTATIONS.
Now York.-Sllver, 90; load, $40.
London.-5ilvuL - t.InA.
ORE AND BULLION.
Wells, Fargo & o.. received today!
Penn. bullion, ss,2sS.
N. Il. Jones 4 20. received today;
bullion, 50, 200; Gree $1,000. Total,
"a, 200.
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YOU ARE HFgEu1 REQUIRED no Az.
il uru Iu uu action brought HaHluat you uf
of tlg Iu.rl Judicial pH.r6to, ibs leutoD
uf IuI. .u1 tu HuHHrr i.u amended come
pIsut Sled tuCrDIn WITHIN tuu llf exclusive
III t..erumou.- DO served aItHIU fUis c0uitY
of. % served out OF tuIH UuuutF but iu tails
district, within twenty days oilgrwlto within
iaten afainsl you, according 20 thvpgales Of
HaIu amended comp Amt
INC aaii action O. brought 90 have decree OF
thls court TOR tho ilTog 0turu " certain
martelFr oauUatoduy defendants uurgo tn ono
d. 3 .DIatk. september lttH, 1870, upon urrma
: IHHH lFat hereinafter lyHNlHrl, given l1 secure
pai5d hy ,ni isionisui 10 sad q. +. DIbfk,
Auuft gUi, l-H', Z .g '4|,HIl. quo one year
afior date, with Interest from maturity 90 Iu
per cent per amman 'ao ga,7 .''ns ag' eng
N..Il paIu lcn 10Th, lsa. Hui iH"lau paid
] Ami -lh. l.8!; said motto aui mortgage having
] been duly HfHigucd 90 pIaIutni winch Is now
/ M b6Id,r uJrtof, pau uf s,lt premises
] hnVrE been released from operation 20 shl
] mUriaasu. being Che premises SECONDLY hcryIu.
| HftJr aU.lNydi 60 hnlo amount ut tai
] fuarisrr. HuUt nsHrrtAiucd Huu amount duo uI
] UwfUg b uTt. COO. ". stern. secured uu earl
premise. GO have al order 1i sole lu usual
/ otlrr rIIrf. said mougH.aI premises aIo
/ ur.Ur.IrU aa follow. tu W.l. Commencing 40
! 81. W. corner of Dos .. bloc. .l plat ~ taIi
IN ,hsnss rorth I'. igot thence west .i.
i..I tHtupH Houth iII feet 90 beginning .BIH
rgIpaHrI premises arc described As follows
t8mmeueIuE 10 point t-H frUt rnat NC south
] K.UHL ruruUr of HllI I1t b IuNn'Ns lNtunr rH I
10 frgI nUuUU north lia feet thrnrn Nyft Do.
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rfm name of lr0Wuut1y stock Company
Defendant.