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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-14
OBJECT TO STRAW BoSps.
Dhsrin woeIery sued for Not Obtaintns
sarnelent securisx on Jna gment.

DhsFin Woofery sued for Not Obtaintng
sufseient securisy on Judgment
A. Magnus' Sons commenced suit yes
tsrday against Sheriff James III. Woolery
70 recover $4,000 alleged to have been
Lost by them as the result Of the shsriff's
alleged negligence in accepting straw
bonds
In their complaint the plaintiffs set
forth that on November l, 1898. they COM
menced an action against ;. III. Hart for
fhe.reeovery of certain personal property,
and IN accordance with that suit the sheriff
took possession of the goods. Hart there
after delivered TO Woolery . pretended
bond alleged to be signed by Hart as
principal and j. A. Treasure and George
Vsnderbeck as sureties. on which Wool
err, without the firms knowledge, re-
turned the property TO Hart aud the same
was thereby lost TO the plaintiffs; that the
pretended sureties on this pretended bond
never justified as required by law and
their justification was never waived that,
therefore, December 8, 1888, the plaintiffs
recovered judgment In their action against
Hart for the goods or their value,
500; but that the property had previously
been removed from the state. The plain
tifis therefore in the same month COM
menced an action against Hart, Treasure
aud yanderoeck to recover on the bond, In
which he recovered judgment for SSH and
costs. In that action Nanderbeck de-
Tended the suit on the ground that his
signature 10 the bond was forgery, and
recovered judgment for 5000 costs: that
on the serving OF ths answer of Wander
beck on the attorney for the plaintiffs they
notified Woolery of the defense raised by
Vanderbeck: that the plaintiffs have been
at much expense in attempting TO collect
Judgment on execution against Treasure
which was returned uasatisfied by the
Rheriff.
Ii is claimed that Hart and Treasure
we're and now are wholly insoivens aud
financially irresponsible. that Vanderbeck
never signed the bond but that the sigma
tare was forgery that by reason of the
negligence and carelessness OF Woolery In
the discharge of his duties as sheriff the
plaintiffs were damaged in the sum Of s5i7
with interest and costs.
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|RUMPF CASE AGAIN.
Kew Charges of Fraud Made
By the Creditors
BONDS ALLEGED TO az STRAW.
4ryfag Ysreciosure snfs on Third street
Eesd-Estase off West street
Fire Victim.

TIE Simon Rumpf case was revived yes
srrdsy by the fling OF three new suits In
he superior court in the shape Of affidavits
n attachments against Simon Rumpf and
Joseph Mayer by the Towie Manufacturing
Company. 10 recover s4l9.10: Unger Bros,
70 recover 81 CO.. 90: and complaint flied
by ". * g. Blackinton to recover Loaf
for good furnished.
The complaint Of Blackinton sets forth
thst early in 1894 "a agreement was
entered into between Rumpf Il Mayer by
which Rumpf's name only should be used
IA the transaction of business, and that
Msyer's interest should be kept secret.
but he have half interest in the business;
that some time subsequent thereto they
consplred and conceived the scheme Of de-
frardlng and cheating all persons
or corporations from whom they
should purchase or receive consigned
memorandum goods; that In pursuance OF
this scheme they removed large consign-
ments of jeweirv. disposed OF same and
converted the money TO their own Use.
that the plaintiffs. in ignorance Of this
scheme. shipped Rnmpf q lot Of jewelry
last August amounting to 81. 047. for which
they never received dollar; that Rumpf
fed the city On the night Of August % With
she knowledge and assistance OF his CO.
coaspirator, secret co-partner and co-de-
fsndani, Joseph Mayer, and that Rumpf,
prior TO his leaving. conveyed 70 Mayer
deed of conveyance dated Angus. Is. 1894,
Of certain real estate in this state: that in
pursuance Of this conspiracy. the defend
ants sold. and by bill OF sale dated and ex-
ecused by Rumpf on August p. conveyed TO
J. h. Bssye and Jennie II. Kline all the
stock of iewslry, fixtures and furniture as
go Second street. for which Basye paid
5000 to Rumpf. who paid ii over to Mayer.
sad be. Mayer. appropriated the same to
his sole use and without paying anything
whstever and for the purpose of carrying
out ths conspiracy
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suit on . ch.s,el MORTGAGE.

c. 7. Dearborn yesterday brought suit
against w. \. Hemphiil to recover 81, $50
on q note secured by a chattel mortgage.
He also asks the court to restrain the sale
by the sheriff of the stock OF goods to sat-
isfy Judgment obtained by Fischer Bros,
on the ground that his mortgage Is a first
lien. Judge Langley ordered the sheriff
and creditors TO appear before him Novem-
Der i6 at 80. and show cause why tho
petition should not be granted. Hemphili
has filed a confession of judgment In
favor of Dearborn
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The appeal case Of Mrs. Clara Botslho
against Nick JheiSen and his wife. grow
tag out of the sale BY the defendants OF
rsir 81 small diamond earrings pledged 90
secure debt. was tried before o Jury In
Judge 0s6oFm's court which gave = verdict
Ter Mrs. Boielho. fnding that she vas the
rishtt0l owner Of the earrings and that
they were worth $50 The Theisens vii
therefore either have 10 pay the money or
return the jeweiry. About year ago
Ihesssn VAS running . small restaurant
opposite the postoffice on Columbia street
which Mrs. Rotelho wanted 20 buy. She
ese-ed SSo, and gave her earrings. which
she valued at SIS. s. security. She then
vent 10 Salt Lake 10 sc, the moaey. and
becoming hl she failed 90 pay anything.
The The.sens siaaily cold the restaurant.
hni did not return the ie~elrs. This rss
tie foundation for the suit Just tsrmi-
pataA
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A Loan a. an on.e, for Rent.

The case of %. A. Spencer a. receiver OF
the Seattle National Bank Building Com
pany against the Seattle Savings bank TO
recover S.. 600 rent is on TRIAL before Judge
Osborn. The bank on an Offset claims
that IL advanced s.. 000 to the building
company. with the understanding that the
money was to be applied on rents to be-
come due in the future. This agreement
was made before the receivers appoint
ment, and he holds that he has no right to
rstify the agreement. A similar suit Is
pending against the Seattle National
bank, in which the bank claims to have
advanced 1900
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tne coroner, consisting Of tax receipts.
deeds and sn abstract. The deceased vas
oSner OF lots TO . in block 20, OF Yeslsr's
rarss addition 10 the city. subject TO q
700 mortgage he'd by John Hamilton;
also sot :. In block l. in Bellinghan, and
lot 70. of Fairhaven tide lands; also two
lots In New Whascom: also ths whole Of
block l9 Of Eissnbeis' addition 20 Port
Townsend He also owned some mining
property IN LOOMS. 0kanogan county.
but no patent had ever been issued 90 him
Tor Il, aud the same vas oaiy held as To-
Gated Claim and in conjunction With other
psrsies
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An Chung Must SO Back to Chias.

All Chung. who, with another China
man, cooks on the steamer Haytian Re-
public. was arrested about two years ago
and convicted of smuggling. was ordered
deported yesterday by United States Com
missionary Emery. Chung has just com.
pleted twenty-monshs' sentence at
McNeips island. and will now be sent to
Hongkong on the Northern Pacific steam
ship. which sails from Tacoma on Novem-
her M
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/. TIE staa saoss people desire saea cure 10
Espaas ranalss. ha1 cot care 'es sysrytains.
ASY are for ali LIVER zae stoS2eA disorders
ana os.o tzSu e gives re lst.
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"Disfigured
For Life +"

Is the despairing cry of thousands
~ afflicted with
ny Unsightly skin dis
1'f'%syDo you realize
4 lG whatthis disfigu.
= NJ ration means to
lAA sensitive souls :
II means isolation, secluSion.
II isa harto social and business success.
Do you wonder that despair seizes
upon these sufferers when
Doctors fail, standard remedies fail,
And nostrums prove worse than USE
less?
Skin diseases are most obstinate to
cure or even relieve.
II is an easy matter to claim to cure
them, but quite another thing to
do so.
CUTlCURA REMEDIES
Have earned the right TO be called
Skin Specifics,
Because for years they have met
with most remarkable success.
There are cases that they cannot cure,
but they are few indeed.
II is no long-drawn-out, expensive
experiment.
2Sc. invested in a cake OF
CUTlCURA SOAP
Win prove more convincing than
apage of advertisement.
I'm short
CUTlCURA works wonders,
And its cures are simply marvellous.
Sola e~ers~Aere- FSsce. Cs-Tfgsss. soc.s Scar.
ssc. KssozxsSr, 81 PoTTsx psvc ssD cnss.
sS,sa S.,l- pry-s H,ss~, AZ .hrss sk< S.ars f---
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The finance committee Of tAs city coan-
ell /. enasavorinx to decide What the TAI
levy for the city should be for the ensuing
year. The committee has been At work
GA this matter Tor several DAYS and expects
70 com r,lain a renart hH SssnTdaY.
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Or. Prices Cream Baking Powda
Axarses SseAs Nessl Nzisrsrseg Far ssz FraHxssSa
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b. J. Foster. special administrator ef
the estate of Frederick Boliman. one Of
the victims Of the West street ere. Died an
inventory Of the estate yesterday. There
y 40 personal property Of any kind save
sofas Papers delivered 20 Mr.. Foster ~
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Sod es<rY~here- FrsCe. CgTtcssss. sors Soar.
$50 KsSoxxEST, 81. PorTxs pagx kSp Caxs.
IokF.. Sor PEups- Blsssz. AZ zsoss re Ssaz. free
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the dispute by n resort 10 a fight with
the gloves, and agreed that the founds
should he ten minutes each. They ht.
gan ut noon and fought for q loug
time pounding each other about with
the gloves. Alter fighting nearly an
hour. four rounds pf ten minutes each.
the fight was etopUed and the contest
declared draw. IL has been decided
10 refer The quostlon 20 C0rbuit and
Jackson.
while Iron bars may proven; Muir.
defer Freicrlcks from pluckine Il lwers
thls srfiug, remarks the San Francisco
throptoic, present prospects indicate
that he will not be deprived cf inhal-
ing the perfume Of roses and lilies o
the valley. The hands u fair aud
fashioHable women are even now cut.
stretched 10 gasp tho oponinglbud aud
carry II wet with their tears 10 the cell
NJ C1shler Hcrick's slayer. Charmed
by the deception Of his calm blue
eyes aud musical voice, certain clais
Of women. who make attacticn OF
ffowninr over each fud.hardsd muir.
derrt, have o gun The expression n
their maulliu sympathy for Fredofichs.
From hliher aud y1n fair ones come 10
sec NM Now % happens thRt fftu'
eficks, who IL thrice "a murderer, 10 rc.
garici boy the police o. 90 desperate a
man thu, nobody IL allowed 20 visit
him without an order from tho office OF
the chief Of police. Women WI
never heard Of FroicrlCks before hir
arrest laat Friday 20 10 the
trouble oi visiting tho row city hail
aud obtaining permit Tor Il q sake
Of feeling him. A q consequence,
every Gay f. reception day with TIE
murderer. In tthur words, he De- nj.
ways sat home" Frederick DO elatod
over the fIrote no 10 Cgusing among
those whl visit him ami frequently
beasts Of HE own importance. lie
has told 90 msny times that hr BE- emo
ordinary Ell inal" that he g. bfgi ming
10 believe Le is oatitloi TO moro con.
sidtratllu than the average murderer,
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And boz HerUff1rrr with law and Che order ~
thr Hoard % nHtUturH made uu thr seventh
DAY ct uttHHtr. istf. 900 many HhaTrf % rarn
parcel 90 tf1rk af may lc ur.UsaarT, viii DO
sod ~ tHo once ~ tg' secretary, 49, Non.uiu.
uon tuudIHF -at iatr l.iI, tiah, uu hiun
day. tn0 fourth DAY of December. lHus 90 Z D..
u. o. pay mo Delinquent UHHutauuut together
with thu r0fta OF aItUruaIUa and expense OF
tIlH. W. J utA lE. Secretary.
once. room gu Consultation baliiuE SAT-
iAtc CITY. Utah.
Ata meeting " No board Of directors u
tht sever Mining IuI WIl .INH COMPANY hoId
Uu thr lith day OF November, lsl. che date Toy
tl6 talc Of thc above Hi1Ch va postponed
utul tlc Uih day ~ nttgwbgl ltl, at4 D. m',
90 thu above named place.
!. HLArlE. Secretary.
AtamrounF OF the board of directors ~ tho
tturr MlinF and Mullins lommuY, held On
i.r l'fI day ~ Dec, lsNI. ihU Istr f1r thn saio
10 tbr above stock was postponed until mo
.'h day &C January. lal lt Opp ul., at the
W. uENrIE.
Secretary.
AtamrouuH OF che board of director, of tho
Sewer Mining Mining Company hnld un tnc
sob day 90 January, lsIi tHU date Tor ihU salu
dHy of March. 1884, as 3. m. ut Gao above
We uEAriE.
Secretary.
AtamCrtIrF OF thu b0HHi of directors oi tho
solor MuluF Milling Company hUld Un ihU
lsth day III Veterinary 800. fHr Hate Cor thv sale
of mo Iuvr HIunL woe uHHWHuyi until tuu
SON day OF March, 49, asa D. w at tho above
w. q. uEAIE.
secretary.
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Tho People UI ne Territory OF Utah send
greeting tn U.rHr NuWlan, defendant
NTOU AM HEREBY REQUIRED TO
n HuprHr lu 600 action brought against YOU
HV thu above named rIHluun iu tho District
court ~ tlt THTI JUDICIAL District "a tho
Territory uf lUN. .uI Il answer the com.
uIalut ulcd therein V.rIHnIuu days feNclusivp 90
iHr DAY OF sUrlI.r| .f... Iut service un you ut
tlU summuur-If .rrHrI within thia county
or. DO served out off 900. county, within tWunly
iarai otherwise Within lurtF dlys-or iuur.
muut UF default HI.. Oh. fsluu against you a..
.fDrIIuF Iu tho prayer Uf HHIN complaint
mo said action # brought 90 have "a decree
az tHIH court 4ffuHEIr. fHst thr marriage feIa.
tIUH heretofore eFHUra between plaintiff and
defendant hU dissolved |ul afhutng plaintiff
mon Other rpIIpTat miT boo equitable! prayeH
uu tbe ground ihaI uu Hr about fou ard, 100,
saId defendant AIiUN ana without cause
icsertci and abandoned plhuun, anu has ever
stncO lived separate HNI apart from him,
nFtInHt hfa WIHh HuH consent,
AND YOU arc urIJ.r unlNoi that 10 you fail
90 npurar AND answer ODE s1ld complaint Ha
Hbotf required. Che HlII painful Will auply 81
Mc court flf tIr relief demanded therein.
,yitpe.s the lion. Samuel A, Merritt. Judge.
and tHu .UII nI th0 District Gourt al
thrTnrI $40. tl District. In and
IsrALI flF tUU Territory nt Utah. this l1th
duy 0I NHm.i 100 ilr wear ot our
lord One IHHI.uud eight hundred
ru nIu.f. .H.H ,,..... o.
.. n. UAuma aHu-n-- l1t nlaLnlll.
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NOTICE or SALE UNDER DEED or
TRUST

.vDTT"T ~ UTUTT-V -|-TD -TTI1r
n "a ,'.t'I' ILL., ' .l,,.'i.,.i
a. ~ Ili,5 80 Min i,.'I ,+I.,,,st N
.N n.aI.. fH '' ,N. Hm "'
t.ilT ..I IT,. ga ~. -.
'.' .'.', ~. t.'.t ...t.. t,.e. ~. ~
ID 4. MN. ..5.I.. a. tGs tsfaII I..Ii Nv,
I o.. ~, 80 ~
az. ...,l,,..t IA la ti', ts.,n'
y. . ~. 'i,,iif. tss5s,i, ,,., Il, it,
IN I'D ...,..'t., III ''ii ..,tsty ami ,,,
$500 IL, ~, D.. d .,.t w 80 y.
Ky $500 iIt,. a a5,i', ,,.,ttNN -
H.. ..e. t'. 49, ts .t.fIi ..t d. " ~
Ht 1900 a.. y. '..is q t5' Nv, ,,lt- ~ it.
Y' W. NO.. tf..,'-i y. y" ' 49,. , ~ ~
.tt t - ~. tt. 'li. a. 49, a.. .'
Xxx 1890. r g-i'i't ~ "a "a
4'ttf ~ 800 E.' H. r.t'.rt 49,
nrt ~ XXX ,,i..s 49, ~. y. " , 'ul
i T. Xxx. e,tt ~ 70 ,,.tt'N'g " ~,
~, .,. nv, ,,.,,,,' ". n ,,,, N, ~
tat.t a,tf,b Xxx t.,,.nrI s..t..'. ftr.tgr M
% gu w. w. w J. w. iote'" MI
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suMMoNs

MARY Ellen ,.ant5r risiaua.

MARI Ellen Sant5r riaIuun.
Nay l. Robinson. Isnes noglc. owen Hori..
utgur lai Catherine W. Beach. defend.
ADO rcopIc of tbo Territory % Utah send
E-crulE 30 Nay O. Rubiufgr. james iioHe
oW,n hoE.a, to.rfi1efs De- u.s.e br9thcusi
lraA %. uheerhni Catherine W. leach. de'
iauaanis.
Nrou ARR uEuEnY REQUIRED TO
II aTps.rIu M action IrlIght Hraiutt sou
Court ot tuH .rmti judicial District u me
Infliufy Of lt.h, aud % autwrf She compliant
rI.I therein within sen dogs exclusive ~ tho
summ1us lf aOr,o within thli county or. "
served uut % Ima cuuhty, btt iu ihiU district,
within iagn.y iay' or..g .0 wthin forty
afaiuf. "u, according 20 tho prayer OF shid
Iio sId action be- brought 60 have iale.
mont H.gIrtt HgIrulant Uobiaaun in sum N
with IulUtU.tat per cons per month
iIum NHt - ga, 81 JHn. ". lsit, amounting
Go 1910, anu interest on saIg prycIpu SUN hi 10
IlIU HuuHHtua to IS >. for fIi5 lttofncya
f.UHt Hmuuutna iH nI nu this date tl il.7sI.I,
Win luiorHsiun fa.t principal Jun from ilus
u1'yN .N. Ucr auuHm nud Cor cUFtH ~ suit. a
IrElf 90 .g Doc ou certain prumi oIy note,
N.H.Ht.I Nf HIII defendant t1 plaintiff July
tHri ID with interest from datq ~ %
prr 'guiuu. 11Huu, Cue luo Iclr mor d1iei
UH1 rrr cent Idr month interest in c0ui1erts
Nnu HI yNfcuuuu Uf uuc, lur turtc munthsi
same being due hur wholly unpaid HAFC interest
b'Ul o.. lsIi aud being secured By q wur..
EHEt OF even NHfn un urUWiarH hereinafter dee
rUUNUI. II N... HHI1 mort zoo UrrmIarH sold
aui proceeds uf such .Hle applied Iu payment
nI uWuNUts due H. IN.NUs tHat plaintiff nave
Judgment Cor HuT iHnH.UHUY tHat UaUl aud 90
OF defendant b.. forever furur|lar1 hui de-
Uau"1 UI UnF aHt 90 ueu' log equity 90 ru.
tumuuon boo aa.I urtmIHga, ana Tor other
r0UUi. SAID premises nfr described as 'ul1NHt
tn Wiz Commencing ata point u fcrt east n
HIuihWraf UHTHUf ul joe D.. N'uUE o. unt "i. 70
r1It lnAu lIiF survey ruuuIuH flrurU north
tH feet, thence UHstftI Ittf. thence south 10
feet thence ives. fH.. frtftH beginning. aItunto
in suIf IIaU I..H Hll tHHuir, ttlH
anu 5000 HrU hereby uUtnHd tnnt Fuu f1iI
o. appear and HuHWNr tHU H1Il complaint ~
HHUNu required. HIu pIaIntI will apply W tho
court fur flp rrIIrf demanded thUrUiu.
MItuCsa. tlU liHu, samuel A. MrulL Judge,
uuu tHn zeal Uf tnU District tluft %
Doc THIRD Judicial uHtuUt. Iu and
Cor 600 Territory of Utah. th.a fti
'aIht.I GIE Uf clrIAri. lu che year ~ Uur
Lord uuC lhuuIAud gIrHt hundred
ulNRN q. NcMiiLAN,
tlcft.
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1RusTEe,s sALe

XIvuEREAs. q q. UiuE ASH HATTIE
w e. N.ur uu inU lHt day uf January Ir'Nt
executed ana delivered Co tho JHryIa D0utllu
fHr soc sum uf rIEU, hundred lpu twenty lNc
dollars NraII. and uu thv same day iuT iur
puUoso of securing thu payment OF saIl n.to
nni uHiuU d liIUu. Doc wife, executed and uC
uNrftu Goo james o. Bacon, trustee choir rrrs
uiu uust dutu upon ihu fnlIDNIg. described
property, situated Iu tuD county ui 7aIt Lake
and IcffIf1H OF UttH. 90 We.
iUgIu ouU 70 Iui WuHt ui tho northeast corner
Ot lot four llI, In bloc nineteen ,iNI,plAt -
thlt Lake tlU survey, run thence south tWuuiy
900 rode. tHDUDr uHst tlN aud one lult ,oNl
rode. thence north twenty IllI rods, thence
west sIN aUl ono ialf ..H rods io The place u
lfI.| RODS u| IUI tIrUU aud Ihu east one 10
f0u uI joe four .I| ll BALD block uIUvtIC u IINN,
which slIt ifl. decd Wa' uuy recorded lu no
county, ttaH Territory, ou the sd day % Alay,
whore .aHraHdtsl provided that is ease
OF default IH 600 payment ui Hlli uromHHur|
nutH I'd 90 iHffrr. tth.re1u 0f any part there.
UL then iH. Hl.I premises thuuId Zoo sold uY
aa.I fIua.uu, Ur bs successor 10 irlsG 40
iiursH u -aIr Ihtr County. ttau Territory.
twenty HHH#' HfUNHu. uuuUU uf ouch HtlU
lgNHs been H|"Uu HI uuHll. alton In Auy Move.
parrr at fHHi rwr Published boz Che ,ounT of
W61o. he .a0duotois pa', due ana wholly
i,rsr,a. ir. grlI bolier of tne .ai motto
HIa H.#Hu.I.I Hr HaII janice 20 BACON.
ruatUH %. aforesaid, Co proceed tU HUII tNU said
properly uut.r he authority given hg cold
irf.l decd.
hIH therefore notice Do hereby lrru that p,
james 10 UrU.H. lu.teg aH afuIU.aII. NIH Hu
tHH |.rI H.. HI AIT., IHl. Hi twelve O'Clock
Noon Hf ssrI Dow. otter Tor alIt no pablo 4UU.
don lr Doc font door off tHr IuUu House Iu
taT. L4Nu fI#. rHIt Lake County laH. and
uII. tDl i1 iHu H' Irst and It.. IIlrf lhgfp.
f'r f.rrHsH.H.I uI Iho enid IHHFH described
rr.mIaU. COR IUU purpose Hf HHu.lNluF ono
HmHHu. uuH upon Sold UrNm. ...f. Note Go.
arIHvr With fHU IuteIu. thereon tHi ihe t1al ui
IAWI- No. UAD1N. Trustee.
CIV. MuUtu. ATTORNEY llr Trustee.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE

tact lHaaUa Muug COMPANY.
Location of wUrh Eva, Idaho, md principal
uIaIH of UuHluUI aL 40. uuNulIuE s. 30 ".
rifsl south Htrcct, SAT- lake tl II, Utah
NOTICE lH HEREBY GIVES THAT At
n o. regular meeting OF ono board OF dlrcc.
tors NJ SAID company, hull on thu 4ttd day 90
March, lsHlt as#thrWuut No. b OF 1--we per Gems
.ur cont. Uur share Wla levied uu lnU rupitE.
HfuHk OF tuo corporation payable ImWglIateIy
o. tur secretary, Af thU uNr1 VI fuu company
| NJ IIr.I South sruuL ~uIt luku city. ltau
luU|turF hUE stock upon which lllH IHatHas
mont snail rgmBIu unpaid on Monday, May .,
uHl. Will Uu delinquent nuu udNtruH cd tor salu
Ht public nuru1u and uuluHH payment be- W1de
before. WIll Uu sold ON thuHiHF, june. D, l-II
or IU'g'DgN Do. m,s fu pay ono delinquent assess.
mont together with tho costs 90. ulycsufus
and expenses uf solo
Hy order oi iao board NJ directors.
a. a. ANDERSON,
secretary,
SAT- taAe cry, Utah, March 90, asa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-30
sHEKIFF's SALE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ UHNaunui iH Judgment Hul deere uf
iufeUInsutr. du'I made ADJ entered nf ihr
uuiiIct OF ihe rcfrtlrs ofulH. aa irr .iin
tN - iruflarIs IHl. Huu an UfiUf OF aaIr
iurfcHr, tu one HHuUu Hud directed Dbl tHt HsIu
Dor 90 WHiuun 1904 IuHN huutrI barbara
HUukr.t IH.uI hUuHr. Mayer .. HH"HUUIH lI
s. IuHruH. Ilmga ~. I1Hf.luriw d. HiuuIs.
ceased. Andrew Niuk Morton j. Cu,c.mtu.
l,au., uluY q Duke. lows D. he'ssl aud
.lii decree Hud order VI sale rtfUfcHraia
hereby made HHlIl expose Tor Ha|U 30 public
.uriIuu. tu che highest b.IIrr iUf rAaU. 90 tnU
trout door uf tHU County Court House uf SIT
IlIr County. Utah Territory. WhI"U County
Court House b. located at thr corner of second
ruuin nuu second NtHt streets, boz tnH U|fY uf
-Hit Lake. County ol fat lake, IJrHtuu uf
O'Clock u. 0f Hai1 day, all zoe usht, ute. claim
ana iuftrrHt ut trIua luuhUI UarhHrl huuLul.
jacob huuseI STAY r.hHtlHCiw, ~ Joseph,
csiats " Irnarson a cars. d.ocatod Andrew
Nink Morton j, thcramau, ~. 10. hing,
Andrew z nrssu, tiaari Z, I,als, iiariy
ulu boo and 20 Che following dosruIcl tyll
estate lying nru hrlufiu thr city 90 rHIt Lake,
county Of salt lntC nud Territory uf tab, aud
particularly dcfHrnrd as f0lI0Ws. to.wIt.
an that certain piece or uarrtI uf land
situate boz tNu rItr and county uf salt iaED,
ttah tcutoiy, bounded aud described as Col.
Commencing no the southwest corner Of Dot
two .s|. Iu block twenty tour I!N. DO plated Iu
plat a, salt l1kr Guy survey. hnd ruuIIuH
Thence north twenty ~. rode. thuntr caat ten
wpsi three UI rods. thence fuuIH ZEN .luI rode.
thence west HUttu NO. rode Co tIU place uf Ur.
ginning. 900 containing one hundred aud
seventy .l5u square rode Of Fruuud
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