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The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-06-28

strike for higher things. People will
talk about the internal case. and you
must keep your cars open. There isn't
shadow OF doubt in my mind that
there's fraud somewhere, and if there
is, why, yea and have got to find
where it's hid What's the use of be-
ing lawyers If such fellow as VILE
ANDERSON Gun keep binding the eyes of
both of us with his filthy dust3 Hes
as sly rs he's rascally. but he can't rub
out every single one of his tracks.
His counting the widow so soon, coarse
dog that he Is, shows that 1t was more
than one bird he was after. and that
he's anxious You work up the case,
and let me hear from time to time of
your discoveries. Note little things as
well as big. Have you ever looked at
| come again. My observations have
been that about all such villainies In.
animate things used in their consum-
minute and slight DIS they are, IL a man
will study them closely, seem to point to
lurking places which it Is worth while
to ferret I knew Pearce Amerson-e
rough man. and In old age made too
ny w but ne was up
right-at least he was always SO re-
garded-and / have 40 Idea that he
meant to delude in saying he would
die intestate. He believed that he had
destroyed that will How its destruc-
ton was prevented we've got to find
out. If we do that, other things will
follow. The law and the public are
against disturbing such dispositions,
however capricious and unjust; but II
We can show that at the time of the
execution old Amerson's mind was Ia.
boring with unfounded prejud.ces
against his son for marrying as he did
1t will go hard il we can't at least d.
vide the jury and afterwards drive
Vile to some sort of compromise; and
II we can put on his tongue the spring
OF that influence, we'll bring an action
of Islander ancillary to other proceed
ing In hunting such rat as Amer
son, we've got to employ every artifice,
trap, dead-fall, shotgun and bane. Eth,
Dabney? Eth, my boy?"
Without waiting for a response he
continues:
ssWeu, that1l do for tonight. I feel
like there are other things on my mind
to say, but I'll wait till they get into
clear shape. I'm tired. Come by after
breakfast In the morning md wen
have another chat before start. Sum
day, know. but we are now engaged
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-06-28
IN FAVOR OF A PRIMARY.
Extract from Senator Jarvis Letter t.
Chairman Simmons.

For myself l wish to be on record
as in favor of taking the sense of the
Democratic voters as to who shall be
the candidates of the party for the
United States Senate. Ii the party
managers agree with me, as l hope
they will, there can be no difficulty
in providing the machinery for this
purpose. That is an easy matter.
This Office, as well as all others, be-
longs to the people. We therefore
cannot make mistakei in requesting
the Democratic voters to assemble
at their respective voting places and
name the candidates of their party
for this as we'll as other offices. 1t
will be my pleasure to abide and sup
port the will of the voters thus oh
tanned no matter whether bechosen
or not, and no matter from what
section the chosen candidates may
be selected; and l take it all other
candidates are ready to do the same. !"
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Tributes to the Fair Sex.

Herder -"W is the crown OF
crea tion."
Voltaire.-"Wome teach us re-
pose, civility and dignity"
John Quincy Adams.-"All that
am my mother made me-"
Ruskin. -" shakespeare has no
heroes, he has only heroines."
Whittier eff woman lost in Eden,
such as she alone can restore it,"
Bulwer.-"To a gentleman every
woman is lady in sight of her SEX !"
Lamartine.-fThere is a woman at
the beginning of all great things
observation-disclosures is the most
perfect when the most womanly"
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Trustees Sale.

BY virtue of authority of a mortgage deed
executed to Jasper Blackburn by 81. A. Pierce
and Dora Pierce, his wife, on the End day of
Octsber. 1893, and duly recorded in the regis
tsr's Office in Forsyth county, in book no. q,
page 331, to secure the payment of certain
bond, and the stipuiations in said deed of trust
not having been complied with, / shall expose
at public auction, for cash, ON Saturday the 18th
day of July. 1894. at o'clock p. m, at the court
following property One lot fland Of Wachovia
Development Company. 10e feet west of Dacion
st on the south side Of Glencoe st. westwardly
on 6iencoe ST., SO feet thence at right angles
from Glencoe st., $50 feet southwardly TO an al
to beginning. This April 24ih, 1894.
JAsPERlX-) BLACKBURN,
THINE.
Trustees.
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CHAPTER XIV

S-i<A@ %afs
+ Tho most welcome of the few per
sons who visited at the house Of Mrs.
iCarruthers was Rachels. Yet he sell
dom went there except when Owen was
down with his rheumatic spells, that
had become moro frequent lately be-
cause he had been in possession of more
pocket money than was usual, and so
was in condition to resort to drinking
places other than the Big Indian -
Suspecting where such supplies came
from, Rachels Illuminated upon them.
His untiring kindness to the wavyvard
cripple. not counting those of other
kinds, had given rise to much gratitude
In the mother. Her chief income was
from twothousand-d dollar state bond
bearing eight per cent. interest. Her
black woman. Sally, besides home
work. did washing and other outside
Jobs, for which the neighbors paid
more than liberal prices. Then she
raised more vegetables and got from
the COW more milk than the family
needed, and the surplus was easily dis
posed Of. The cottage was on the
street south of the Capitol square. 1t
had a ground floor, on which were
the kitchen and Sally's bodehamber.
Above this were two rooms, a small
parlor and another serving for both
eating and sleeping. To these one as
cended by steps leading from and
along the street, fronting on narrow
portico, on which mother and son
sometimes sat of summer evenings.
From q corner OF the roar room a flight
of winding stairs led up to the attic
where Owen slept. The place Yves
kept scrupulous]y neat even the back
yard and the garden, wherein, besides
vegetables, were fruit-trees and grape
vines Last of the few slaves once be-
longing there, Sally was devoted to her
mistress and always ready to apologize
for Owens shortcomings. Whenever
he was late returning home at night,
she persuaded his mother to bed,
and, comfortably nodding the WHILE
awaited him. On his return, she let
him in softly, had something hot in the
kitchen ready If he desired it, cautioned
him against disturbing the sleeper,
and, after he had been disposed of,
went to bed and slept like baby.
Awakened at cocl1-crowing, she rose
with alacrity, made her fire, and had
breakfast ready the minute it was
wanted. ="
ITO BE Continued
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Mortgage Sale.

By virtue of two mortgage deeds executed to-
me by Jno. w. Holland and wife, Sallie Hol
land, one on the 10th day of August, 1882, and
recorded in book of mortgages No. o, page 400.
in the Office of the Register of deeds for David
son county. the other on the 18th day of April,
1892, and recorded in said office in book of
mortgages No: 20, page 272, will on Monday,
the 4th day of June, 1894, sell at public auction
at the court house door in Lexington, n. O., the
following described real estate: A tract Of land
situate in Davidson county, N. Co. adjoining the
lands Of Jno. P. Nels,n, David Robertson and
others, fully described in said mortgage deeds
and containing about rs scres-each mortgage
containing the same tract. Terms of sale: cash.
Dated April oath, 1894. r. 8. ELLIS,
ID. Il. Pinnix, Atty. Mortgaese>
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ts1ssssDe ~
{fp&S 5NSlIg5gB|s. %
~ ~@sB/
I RlG1ARD1MAL CoLM:JoHhSToH,

"Well, Hannah, your conduct took
me so much by surprise that got lit
tie mis-put just now. I'm all right
again. Of course you don't expect me
to do anything about the property after
what's passed. AS for what Arthur Dab
ney is to do with what he's begun, and
what you hint he's thinking about be-
ginning, If he was q better lawyer he'd
see that none of it, not thing of it,
can come to anything. don't deny,
and God knows don't want to deny.
but what you and your child are enti-
tied to your part in what land father
bought since the making of his will;
that you and he will get; but. as the
executor of the will, l shall be the one
to attend to that"
II don't expect of you anything ex-
cept what YOU know you'll be driven
to do. Wiley Anderson, you are worse
than took you to be. / had the no
ton once that by Cancellation on the
part of Cullen and myself you might
be induced into settlement which
would not be so grossly unfair that he
might not accede to it. lie know
better, because he had known you 40
long. believed that my behavior to-
ward your father and you had done
much to remove the prejudice both Of
you had against me when l married
Cullen. l didn't dream but that every
thing was all right until after his
death, when you produced that will.
Then thought, foolish as it all was, to
ccnciliate again. hoping. but not fully
sure in my mind, that such action,
undertaken In the interest of my hus-
band and my child more than of myself,
was eXcusab1e. / was well paid for It,
knew you cared nothing for your
wife, but did not suspect you capable
of such conduct l am thankful that
my motives In what did were under
stood by Cullen and Julia. and that /
had lost none of their affection. Poor
dear Julia did advise you to marry me,
but she died knowing it to be impos-
sible. She did not tell you her changed
views, because in the little time after
wards she felt that all her thoughts
must be occupied in preparing to meet
her God. How you could have stood
up before her and taken that advice,
knowing the motives for giving it,
only God can tell. Another thing I
know. Your notion then was not to
marry me. That is recent, beginning
with last Tuesdays issue of the South
ern Recorder. If you had been a true
man you would not have thought of
marriage to any woman in so short a
while after your wife's death. Your
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-06-28
Gold in Transit.
From the Morning Advertiser.]

From the Morning Advertiser.l
We are indebted to commercial
exchange for the information that
gold in transit acr oss the Atlantic
sssweats" no matter how well it may
be packed. And it also has a decided
tendency to make the American bust
ness man perspire more or less under
the collar.
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Mines Near Jamestowp.

The mines near jamestown owned
by Mrs. Oates and worked by r. w.
and L. L. Thomas are showing bet
ter ore than was expected. Friends
are congratulating them on their
success.
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CUTICURA REMEDIES cleanse the system by
external and internal medication of every erup
ton, impurity and disease, and constitute the
most effective treatment of modern times.
| Sold throughout the world. Price, CUTICURA,
&c.; SOAP, Csc; REsoLvENT, 81 POTTER DRU9
AND CHEN. CORP, Sole Projectors, Boston.
! &E"How to Cure Skin Diseases" mailed free.
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5eRorller :
RaeRet.
SS3tore.

Rodgers Bros. best plated knives,
forks and spoons at half price, from
New York Sheriff Sale. Also fine
lot of Pearl and Ivory handled pock-
ct knives.
Use. knife for 35c.
S1.OO :" SOC.
S1.5O :" Use.
$500 - y Csc.
New York Knife Co. Goods.
A good steel Bread Knife SCI
Hammocks 75c. and $1.OO.
Buttermilk Soap, best made for
the complexion 3 cakes in hand
some box, Csc. per box.
Fine lot of Table Knives and
Forks just received from New York
Sheriff Sale. White bone handle
capped bolstead $1.OO. Cocoa Bolo
handle Bolstead 75c.; dozen pieces
six of each.
Straw mating, best quality bought
under price Is and zoe. per yard.
Linen Buggy Robes soc.
Look at our fine Fur Hats for
Men and Boys 99c.
Mems Balbriggan Underwear, Use.
suit of vest and drawers.
Children's knee pants and shirt
waists 25c. each.
Ladies fast black seamless hose
123c. per pair.
Great bargains in cloth in rem
nants zoe. per yard.
Sun Umbrellas in great variety
and prices right.
Mems night shirts, only a few left,
SOC.
Lot of fine shoes for ladies and
misses, closing out at half price.
Some fine silk and satin fans at a
bargain.
SCHOULER'S RACKET STORE
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Itch on human and horses and all animals
cured in 80 minutes by Wolfords Sanit,ry
otion' This never fails. Sold by Ashcraft a.
Owens Druggists, Winston, N. G.
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A Good Watch Free.

THE SENTINEL will give to every
man, woman, boy or girl an oppor-
tuDity to get a beautiful watch
without cost. We want some one
at every postoMce. Address THE
SENTINEL, Winston, ". G.
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About six months ago my little son, aged
three very much troubled with a breaking
out on his scalp and behind his ear. The places
effected were about as large as a silver dollar,
the flesh seemed raw and covered with little
blisters. The child suffered considerably, and
naturally very fretful. TRIED several RENE
dies without obtaining any beneficial results,
in fact the eruptions seemed to be spreading
and places breaking out. concluded
to try the CUTICURA REMEDIES, and bought
a box of CUTICURA, cake of CUTICURA SOAP,
and bottle of CUTICURA REsoLvENT. washed
the effected parts with the CUTICURA SOAP,
taking care not to irritate the flesh, and applied
CUTICURA. noticed a change for the better in
the appearance of the eruptions in twenty-four
hours. 1 continued the treatment morning and
night, and in two weeks the eruptions entirely
disappeared, leaving the skin smooth and the
scalp clean, in fact perfect cure, as have not
seen any indications of any eruption or breaking
out since. gave the child only few doses of
the CUTICURA REsoLvENT. l consider your
CUTICURA REMEDIES very valuable, and expect
TO keep small supply constantly on hand. l
believe CUTICURA would be excellent for apply
ing to insect bites, which are very annoying in
this country. q. A. ARMSTRONG;,
Swift Island, n. G.
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In gesying out Of the pit. not ga OK nor
an ass, but widow and an orphan.
Heigh~ho! the meanness is in this
world! Still, like to live in it, old as
I'm getting and with all that I've seen
in it,
After he had gone the next morning
the young lawyer felt, and SO assured
his client, that the case was stronger
than he had hoped.
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LEGS NOT A NECESSITY.

ITO BE Continued
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MARsHAL's SALE

DJE-JANT To AZ ORDER ANn d..
cree ui foreclosure ana sale, 90 ur 81
rsricl uy The Iuiri Jud.rIal uIftrItt Cont or
lhD lrfulHIf n' Itnh. HhalI expose Ht public
taItt AZ in0 south font door 90 tho touutv
'uuft House. Che ".ty uf -at Lake. COUNTY
~ sou lt.t aud TERRITORY " titan, on the asa
dhN ol august l.'I aI ~ O'Clock m.. alI the
uk.i uUr| Claim aud interest % taf 3. 4.
Nelson. ftuIna 81. NUI.UH. H.s wife j. d.
butcher, and ldau. iIgt her, bic wife. uf. DO.
aui 90 Toe following Its.rNCI fea. rstatp.
situate, Iing and toms lu sale taE0 County.
and described A. toIl1Vt tU.wt UommenCinf
90 point two l2I rHda south from the noftH-
ct corner NJ DOG e'Eht .s|, In block ono nun
drou and four 400, plat "C," SAT- Lake CIV
survey, end running thence fuuth ofgUt and
one .uaf $50 rods thence west sIF .lI rode.
thence north eight auu one half Ist.I rods
trnrrr east siN ltl rods Go Che place NJ besin.
Mos being situated 10 tie CTS end county OF
salt lAan. Titan 1UuIt1rY 1u be sold The
property ~ carl J .. NDIson, pauuua 81
Nrlfuu, hH vile, j. ~. hatcher and Ida v.
Butcher. lis wife, 10 the suit % y a Larsen
IrrmH ui HaIU. taan
NAT ~. BRIGHAM. o.. ~. Marshal
NF JuUN o.. tuWWuUN, Deputy Nafala
Dated a. salt Lase Gty, July 3ltd. lsJl.
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Scorpions In Her shoe.

A great many pefscns have noted
ana remarked that there were lever
scorpions Ia the country this year than
ever before. The apparent scarcity
has been accounted for. A few days
ngo Mrs. Sam Seip was putting ON n
Iair Of shoes she hadn't worn tor a
long time. She didn't put them on,
but she made a discovery, There were
fourteen scorpions IN that one thle
Ihe scorpions were counted anu re-
counted with tho same result.
Before she began counting them she
thought there were l, 400, hut that esti-
mate was based on an h. famed sym.
pathy betweeu her foot aud her bump
Of calculation. The usual remedy OF
ammonia ami salt was applied ana
81 rjed quick reliet-ih0sHiI Repu6.
ltcdH,
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MARsHArs SAT-

DUEsuANr 10 ~ ORDER uF SALE
L aud decree % foreclosure % mo directed
~ iuu NtstrUt Court OF Che Tnud judicial
pisitlet N ihc Territory of tan. shall et.
pose 10 public sac, ut TIE ff0ut door % Che
touutv Court House, iu tuc rity ~ salt Lake
County % -ult lake and Territory Of Utau.
ou thu iilh day ui August I-lt, ana O'Clock
az, aI thr uEht ute, claim and iuturcH VI
%. 9 Carlson. Llllr' carlson. y T. scar
8. n. Carlson aud Mary carlson, Die wife. and
y. ]. ,ar .un and MoIic carlson, his wife. Of
n and 90 thc following described real estate
situate lying aud UUlug tn salt iaku city. salt
lAar county 1urUlury OF Utah aud desCrlled
Ht follows. tn VIII com uUucInE al The nofth.
wet corner " lot Three il, blob twenty nine
.aIs Plat ~ salt Lake CIV suryoy. aud run.
Mas thence south four liI rod, thence tastoight
~ rode thence north tour 80 rods. thence
west cIEht IsI rods TO inc place Of beginning.
10 70 Huld ne ho properly Of -, o. Carbon
luhe g. carlson, > q. Scare. 4. v. carlson
aud Mar carlson, his wife. aud n d. Carlson
hnq Noble carlson, his wife. AZ tho suit Of y.
Terms % sale,uaah
Nat ~ BRIGHAM, q. y. Mtrlhal
ly D. ~, iiMMuNr, Deputy Marshal
Dated salt Lake Dity. August IN 1894.
., MDpuWAtL, Attorney Tor plainua.
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NOTICE

NOTICE n InUEHY GlyEN THAT ~
~ IuI.uanrr % 40 order u The Probate
Court. % thu city ana County OF SAT- Lake
lthu TERRITORY. made 900 tur lHt day ~ August
lsil, lu thc matter Of iur estate o. George
nuuiord, deceased, theundorsiFnCd 4, oHrcutrK
" the lat viii aui Testament ~ George Dun.
ford deceased Will aUIl on private sale o. the
highest bidder Tor cash and subirct 10 confirm,
alton uy the said Probate Court, ON tho iuth day
OF August ls1t.al thrrIFht, utlc aud interest ~
the estate Of tho sui1 bglrgc uunford, al tho
time of h|H dra.h, and ail The right, title aud
Interest that thu HaId estate has. 10y operation
of tho laW COR Otherwise. acquired, other than,
90 100 addition i1. that % the said GeurEe
uuufOfd 900 one time OF his death, no aud 60 al
those certain l0ts, pieces or parcels Of land
situate, lyIns and bong On tho Comfy u salt
tHku, Iurr'tuTI of umh, ana bounded anu
described ls follows, tosw.t Block one hun.
drrd fiNtr aIN .ltuI, plat "u,' salt Lake City
survey Dot rIAtuuu llu block thirteen uIL.
1ariun city, plat "A Do lUt tttreu ,lAl, biorl
WIryru ON, Garden CITY, plat "A," lots
Twenty-Five Iil. tWUntY,thTcu ~ aud twenty.
four l!U block twenty .l0I. Garden City, Mai
"A. lot thirteen lII. bloc. sixteen I 6l.
Garden Dlty, Plat a ." the northeast quarter
co 0f fgHti0n thirty t0l. township one ,lI
north ~ range two 10 weut, salt Lake Nerd.
ian. Nlth thiriysnyc shares Of stock iu the
North Point DUusouiatcd Irrigation COu.pauy.
Terms aud conditions NJ sale tAsu.
An bids or ohrfs must be iu Whiting and
south Main street, salt lake City, Utah. 90 or
before iur 3ird day Of August 1870
Dated SAT- Lake CRY. ttah. August lu q, 1874.
ELIZA Snow uuNfuRu.
ENprutrIr OF The last Will aud tcstAment u
George UUniurd. deceased
luANh q. ~rhuuINb UENNEU \. snlTu,
atturuUIs Tor cHccutTiN
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MARsHGL's SALE

DURsUANT TO AN ORDER or sAtgAsn
i decree Of foreclosure 10 me dlfrctod bv ~
District Court Of the Third Judicial DIstTirt on
ne Territory Of Utah, I shall expose AZ pubiis
SAFE Al the front door Of tlo County Cauft
House Boa The Guy of SAT- Lake. County ut -ait
Lake and Territory Of Utah. on the liot dav al
August, 1876 ~ Do u'tlOtE ma all the fIrbt
ute. claim and interest OF William o. Wus1n.
Jr., ", Iu, and 60 tho following described fra'
estate. suuat0t lying aud being iu salt Iakr
county. Territory OF Utah. ard described III
UI, two -, tutec .H. Tour NI, uyc Isl. sIy ar
aIAtDru NHa seventeen N9l, eighteen lisl.
nineteen ..1 aAi twenty tlII. in blnct ten iIfl
thU property of William g. WUAon. Jr. At ~
suIt Uf be Albany County Natonai BANK of
lHrHmIe t.tY op0fufIuu
Terms ul HHIr. tatU.
SAT &c. BRIGHAM a. Nsrshai
Nr .. d. lfUWusr, Deputy Marshal
u1lcl cole axe tfty. July list l-It
j. ". Bow uIt. attorney Tor ,ininuf
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mARsHAL's SALE.

DuR.uANT 10 AZ ORDER AND DE
Il cree Of foreclosure and sale 10 me
directed hy tho Third judicial District Court
OF tnc Irfu'ufr uf Utah. I shall expose No
public sale, ht Che south front door 81 the
County Court house ln She tity Of Salt Gase.
ouniy % SAT- lake and Territory u tnh, on
The gan DAY ut August, l-si, ~ u u'rl tH, On
all tue right utr, claim and interest W NU.
lam utch1cld, LOWS VI. Cannon and MARI 4
~ cannon, he wife. Of in, aud TO the follow
lnE described real estate Hituat "A lying aud
holus To- the CITY aud Count I'd sau
Like. Territory Of Utah, and d-s.
crbrd h fulUwf, tn vii tummrutt
ing az the southeast corner ut lot QUE lll
ln block ninetY.one ilil, plat co. salt i.s.e
CITY survey, uud running tHrure wet Eve IIl
rods, thence turth ala aud bucshult N tl role.
thence east i've 90 tn1s. thuurC south six nu'i
one halt 90 rods 20 the place ~ bsuinnmg,
10 30 sold ~ the property ~ William Ditch,
fcld. lewis ~. Cannon, and Mary A. n Can
non, HE wur At the suit Of Edward stevenson
Terms ~ sale, cash
NAI ~ nRiGnAp L. s. Marshal
ny lOuN o.. CuMuuUH. ~ ~ Marshal
dated a. sALr LAKE Cur .ugust lnd 1854
JouN NJ. tANNOs, Auornr Tor flaiutn.
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AZ OEpINANCE AMENDING SECTION
~ s, Of an ordinance entitled IAN urdI
uHure in relation 60 The salt laso Clty Water
Works, approved July lat, lsj1
BE Il ordained by The Dty Council NJ SAT-
Lake City, terutOrg Of liah, that section 1f
ton w. me sat lako Guy WaterNursa,' ap.
proved July lst l7l.. and The same Is hereby
amended bY adding a. The end of saii section
the following.
Provided mat a'I cases where there Is bus
once service pine 90 any tuUdln- that TIE
400 water used 100 ur ABOUT the SAID building.
supplied through said pipe, and upon failure
Go pay iny HHWv coy any IHri thereof the
treasurer of saIt l.agu titF d hereby author,
nod and directed o. tUru The water OF fruW
aid building a. provided il The ordinance 20
This ordinance 90 lA. u elect and be lu force
from and alter Us approval
Passed By tHt tity Council OF salt Lake Ci.g
Territory 90 Utah, July pgn. 1894, and referred
TO they Mayor Cor ~ ,g iipgro,Sa,, .,,,. p..,
Approved ihH The llln day 81 July 4, 10,
T. 81. uAsRIN, Mayor
TEHBunW OF urAU,
CIV 4 County Of Sam Lake
l,G.ll. NUrkWnu, recorder lu uud for sau
city, 10 hereby certify that the above au1 fore
going Ne fun, ttuu aud correct COPY ut An
ordinance passed hy tAn CITY Council ~ SAT-
Lake tltY, Territory OF Utah July l1ihi l7ia,
and approved July llth, lsvt guuucd AN
ordinance amending 7ertiou uI. ht Of am ofdn'
works approved July lsL isJl, as appears Of
record In inY ONCE,
n witness whereof i'nayr horcunlo set my
hand and 1fNTd the corporate seal ot @hi
Lake Clly ,hIH tho l2th day 10 Juiy 4. 3D. iva
SEAL q, II, KAUFMAN, cay Recorder