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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-17

1s7t. She has one son, the Count AxeA
Wachtrneistsr, . years of age. who Is also
a member Of the Theosophieal Society
The countess joined the society IN ISL.
aad has ever since been an ardent pupil OF
its occult laws. Once Nine. Biavstsky
gave her the Office Of corresponding seere-
tary. g great honor IN its way. sac was
also treasurer aad secretary OF the
Blaystsky lodge. London. at every
meeting Of which she was familiar
figure. As worker she Is only eqasied
BY Mrs. Besant and Mr.. w. Q. Judge IL
Is a significant feature OF the times that
woman born 70 luxury and honors suen as
the countess has always possessed should
give up the comfort ami leisure Of such
life TO work IN the cause Of humanity,
endeavoring TO the best Of her ability 70
upiift the race from its present state OF
spiritual ignorance 10 a knowledge OF It's
divine possibilities, through and oy the
knowledge which theosophy gives man OF
his own immortal nature No doubt Sc
attic will give the countess warm wei
come by a large audience. showing as
great an appreciation "a did the crowded
halls in her recent lectures in San Fran
cisco AID lower California.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-17
Young Mems Institute a, Everett.

EVERETT, June I6-lSpecial. THE or
ganIzation of the Young Mems Institute
here on Saturday evening. June 3. was the
occasion OF very pleasant meeting be-
tween Seattle and Everett members of the
order. Some ten or twelve were present
from the former city and a banquet was
given the visitors at the Clifton hotel. The
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-17

When the John Griffith Faust" COM
pany were having their calcium light
tanks transferred around the washont At
Market lake, between Butte City and
Pocotelio, ii took about fifteen four-horse
wagons. The farmers saw these calcium
light tanks and refused to load or have
anything to do with them. for fear they
would explode: hence, the leading man and
several OF the members OF the company
who never did anything of the kind before
in their lives, had TO mount the teams and
drive four horses. and the company finally
succeeded in getting their stuff tranierred
in this way. They travelled 300 miles TO
get from MissouIa, on the Northern Paci-
fic, TO Spokane Falls. when the distance
was only 81 miles. keeping the company
on the cars for eighty-four hours. They
arrived at Spokane at o'clock in the even
ing; gave performance at the Auditor
ium, and the company received ten cur
tain calls. They will appear here Monday
night.
Mower County transcript., 1894-10-03
Terrible, Suffering Relieved.


Nj. Charles Reeves, Of l3O, Valley
st: Paul, Mimi, writes as fol-
lows: 1t is with feelings Of grati-
tude that! / write what Hoods Sar-
saparilla has done for my wife. Four
years ago she was taken sick with fe-
male troubles and continually grew
worse, even under the doctor's treat
ment. When my money and patience.
were exhausted the doctors left her to
die. | can put it no other way. She.
had become a physical and mental
wreck. I then bought: bottle Of
Hoods Sarsaparilla,. God only knows
what induced me to do it, but with
the first bottle she began to improve.
She has taken Is BOTTLES and today
she can eat and sleep and is, in fact, a
well woman ..8s ~
Mower County transcript., 1894-10-03

man "a and one Of the few Democrats.
who can truthfully boast Of 2 brilliant
war record upon the Union side, but.
it was because he was Don Dickin-
sons man that he gets this $4,000 a
year plum and not because Of his war
record, nor yet because Of his possess.
ing the necessary scientific qualifca-
tions to successfully administer the
duties Of the position. .5t.
Mower County transcript., 1894-10-03
Literary Notes.

AzAS - "a ASOS~os
+ The vigor with which: Mrs. Deland
brings her novel, 6 Philip and his
Wife" to an end gives unusualimport-
ance to the October Atlantic. The
Retrospect Of an Octogenarian," by
the Rev. DR.. George e. Ellis, stands
second in the mum Der, and will com
mand the earnest attention Of the
many listeners Dr.. Ellis won for him
self long ago, not only as clergyman,
but as an antiquarian. A paper OF
rare historical value is the Hon.
Henry T.. Dawes {" Recollections of
Stanton under Johnson" It presents
an intimate inside view of period of
government life at Washington which
Of course was quite without parallel,
and can never lose its interest and
significance. The short stories of the
number are !" His Honor,'' by Miss
Ellen Mackubin, a vivid picture Of
events in a Western army post, and
" Heartsease, "a bit Of true New Eng
land life, BY Miss Alice Brown. Mr..
Henry ]. Fletche lei, whose article on
American 1ailMay 81 and Cities, q feW
months ago, attrac acted no little atten-
tion, contributes a suggestive consid-
GRAFTON Of The Railway War; in, a
tone not wholly inimical to Mr. Debs
and his followers. There isa bundant
strength in the rest Of the number.
Poor degenerate creature that he is,
after viewing Gods creation for a
month, mans poor appliances possess
a new charm for him. The visions he
had in June of a lifelong communion
with nature have faded out, and he
rejoices that his lot has been cast in
the haunts of men. Even his work,
that he had come so to despise, has
charms for him again, and he thinks
with relief, and even with enthusi-
asm, Of having a desk to return to
every morning, and Of the set task
which is to occupy his active hours
and relieve him of the obligation to
choose between rival forms of labori-
Gus amusement.-From the !" Point Of
View" in the Septem Der Scribner.
] I learn that the two reigning fads
in New York just now are woman suf-
frage and bicycling. Now woman
suffrage is all right IN season but IN
the warm months let the girls take
up the bicycling fad in earnest. i
like to see as many girls riding as
men and on all the wheels ridden by
both men and women I'd like to see
the white ribbon floating. From
:" Fads and Hobbies of Famous Peo-
pie !" Demorest's Magazine for Sep
tember. 5
~ Be fair; and own that il all girls
weighed as we'll their chances Of mar
ried happiness, there would be fewer
|of the fearful mistakes we see about
us. But no Most Of them 20 to the
altar, their heads dizzy with their
own importance, with thoughts 81
their presents, bride desmaid, jewels, es-
tablishment. at the side Of a lover
who swears they are perfec ction. How
many OF these escape the hour OF be.
Wildered dismay when, they realize the
bond that ma kes them subject Tor life
x :, MO I1x,,y e, - -.
Mower County transcript., 1894-10-03

Mothers and Fathers Of Boys /.
It is the Biggest Bargain in Boys Clothing
you ever saw. Every size from 4 to IA years,
and plenty of them. Ask for these Goods when
you come in.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-09
sHERlFF's SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ puruant 70 Judgment aud decree ~
foreclosure aud sale duly made and entered by
District OF the Territory OF Utah. un thH glst
Jay NJ AprI, 1874, aud uu order OF sale thereon
20 mc duly issued and directed by no SAID
court me Nth DAY OF April. 1874, iu certain
cause therein pending wherein Iho Globe
7AyinEs Hank, corporation. Is plaintiff and
Alburunc licil, the national Bank OF tho lc.
pub De-, corporation. ~ j. friedman, s.. D.
FRIEDMAN aud D., N Trimmer IRE defendant.
20 which SAID decree ami order Of sale refer.
cneo D. hurtbT made, shall expose Tor baIu.a az
at the front door u tho County Court Huuse of
-hlt Lake County, Utah Iouit0ry. which
County court House is located at thu
streets in tho CitY Of salt Lake, To said County
Df salt Lake, ON tho l0th day uf May, 1894. al IL
O'Clock noon " Hlid day, HIl tho rgbt title,
National Bans OF tho Republic. a clrporati on
~ j, Friedman, s. j, Friedman and l. NJ
lummor, IN and to the following described
All that certain piece or parcel Of land .tu,
ate, lying aud brluE iu tho DitY or salt l.alp.
ounty ut salt Lake, and lrrritory ~ Itah,
bounded aud described aH fulloNs, To- wit.
bouuuing nc point one hundred aud sixty.
tluH icut Wosl % tnc northeast corner VI
lot number uN ,Gl, ln block number dfty seven
go flAt a, SAT- Lake ely survey, thence run
ung south one hundred mud lNtY.nye ti6l
feet. thence west rlNty nyo tN3l feet, thruto
north ono hundred uut sixty i've Ul5 feet
beginning together with ull Improvement
subject however, Co the lien Of "a certain trust
deed Tor ihlrty thousand dollars and interest
made and executed hy said AluCrtlnC Hell 10
the Globe sayings Bank. % corporation, On
the 2lth day % April, 1871, and recorded In tho
once OF mo County Recorder OF nalt Lake
county uMg' In BOOK "t No Of Mortgages,
10 be sold ~ The property of AIbortIno uoh.
at the SUIT OF INC Globe Savings Bank, Cnrpo,
ration, VI aiuut. and under and ln acc0rdAn q
with sad decree and order Of ada tu HbUKp-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-09

NVuEUEts, MANY osNusp, ur. ans
W .uIuH ~ AfHIaHln 900 HiuI" % lN.Ng
ia. f'.. ~, af JAW. a. d. uaoItaasand EI.Ht
Hundred auI NI.rH ffrry. aud fl'T rg.yrItI
iu iN" ONCE Uf 800 ...n|N.r 90 AN 10y,
,1anty. u.ah, oa. tao i,tH cly Of la.y. a. ~.
% uf Hl.I HH0E, CONVOY Zoo 900 rntUrsisUr',
lfa1. haas Of sN.Iaae city. utah. as trls..
,a ilg county uf rat La.s and Icwt1v %
liHn. fu.WIt.
i1t as ,Hroc t'... Gty tour l,. auf my.
W. ial ol..s ono D., i'sfi'n' Nl.i'..a 20
wa malc u trust 60 Hecuro thu uaImgnt %
o. certain urHu|H.ufy ruU, 10y Hlni 90 tNtn hal,
i9f ilo principal Gun Uit four in9u',,hl li.l
du'IHir .NaTaH.r go tIr order nfu W. y ON
tue " 600 UIY Ul uUHNHr lHun'Y Ui AfaUa
lhlC, state Ui Colorado. Owe yrtts after We
ul seven prr cont THr lHuuut payable fehr
annually evidenced hT Son r1upuu hol'.
thgfc,I lt,r.Hui, each ilr Che sum ui ~ anu
arr. I'llt ibe G#.t llH ~ luIy. i.Hi, tlo urst
lIN OF January. IF.. tNN NrHI COY Ui N.Nf
l,l. Che fr't DAY Of JANUARY DIV. tho hfsi 1Al
ihr GrHt day 1f July. iTHt, uIU urst day Of jan
tlut Isr Huu che nft day of IuIIt Ifi. tl
nI f.lI Nntra tu bear iui.IU.t 10 ODE f.W Nl ~.
pgr cont uUf anuum au0f lHu maturity 'hefsot
10 pot Shea UHiI RHU
WuOna.. It lf provided among other ihiuFs 10
tMa norl 90 Trust That 100 case ~ uuinui lh anL
W. ..HN "N H"N 20 .A.. 'NNN'N.. ''NN
uuuFr mentioned tlru IH that case thg whole
u Che principal .um aul interest 40 tnr NWe
q ssIu inHy, az un.u nt tH0 option of 900 IrEh
builder uf HlII uut"H. become Uur auI paFhNI'
ana iuH HuI# promises rHHN Boo sold. DOB tnr mar.
urr bod with tHu same rfUst. H. BE- aaIi punol
pfI uIN. iUluUHH BAD uatHtn1 Hul 200 e.. "fl
HNUu UNtN iIH tfrmH uE HaI1 Hrrl Ui NN.lt
lrigIUur. o. rHI"H .H hereby maI" Tor Effhicf
rgrluuiy aui,
Whyrtts. % fault haH been m.Ir ln thr pay
meat uf 800 Uui OF HaI Cen rnupnu tni.r'.i
holna Al .Nr mentioned payable uu January t.I
lsais AHl 600 legal holder uf HH.1 nfiHIlph !gtN
hur elected 90 declare ana boo declared Tho
wfu.r % an1 uuurIUh sum and interest 20 nc
tine OF sale due aud uaYuH.rtHul NaH rrla'ai'A
ht. H HNd trustee, 20 HulI Ftll property lN &C.
rlrlAurr with tHu IgruH Of fsIt UuHtt
NOV therefore, notice BE- NnI"HN aINcnt tNAi D.
Ifart huuE. trustee aF Aforesaid, putauhnt W
fHIl request uf 600 ItFa. holder ul Hald half.
Auu under had p1 virtue Of she power in mr
htsicu bF saI decd of t1usI reference 70
which De- hereby made Cor greater ccrtalui'
wiIl on tho go dsr of May. a. lsli, a. ihc
hour ~ % 0'a'1"t 100 900 forenoon OF thid lal,
property and 4|l tuo uEul, uuc hununi AND
equity 90 redemption theron ul tuu HAid NafN
O.. NHmNui. uuT hrIfa Hu1 HHHIEuHt 40 puhlg
auction At taH .HuuthI tfuuI door ut ihu lnuti
uuuHu iu tUH Comfy of Hhf inkr and Tern
tHrJ li tub, fuI thu higII.HI ami beet price ne
same viii h.luE, ln raHNt Tor thu purpose ui
paying tlU saIf urlmiHsHH NOTE and alI inter
gai due thereon uU 90 tHe umc ot sale,
tlscthvr with tng costs and expenses " exc
0uuns i1Is trust aud aI other costs tua 81.
Ieusgs provided aud agalgri b, sni decd ~
trIHl IIlANIh hNuA. lrustcu
Dated SAT- Lake Diiy, JnH, April latn. l.H
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-09
TRUSTEES SALE.

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w NLN't NAhl 20. N.4Vr,n' ~ ~
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-09

MuFEEAs. ISAAC sLAEs, SARAH ].
w HUhfn lNuWHH p. NIU.UN ana Elizabeth
NAmig a'ggmy dia,ou lht .ia day of No,um.
druEHof huif certain 1u.t nf Tust convey
inE l.r following ngnmgTit lying Boa SAT- IRAr
county, Territory 90 llH, fH WiI Tho wet
NIIf uf iNv northeast IHaTfrU ami tIU east ua 4
ui iHU northwest quarter uf section fourteen
900 tu township ono I. north. uf range Two ..|
west -a.i L'sc meridian. containing l.v acres
IHcIea.c.nold uiera.tlp and 8, hs follow.
ing Hr..II. UI ITA"l uf land Commencing HI d
uumto nrhuudrui lH. igrl north Ht tHr alutl.
sIt az. rIat"A. raIt I.ko tlr slr,r. ihthes
wust aNtY three ..| foot. thence north siAlyt
.'teu IhN lNni, ih"n.H u|st HIhN three .tN
fu.t, tIourH .uutu H.E... sUIyu ...| irrt tl be-.
4.UptrH aud tlr ...IIIUya NOS. .s E.r..sft.,.
erected thereon, Iu raIt lHEr tItH. salt LaLr
uuutF, Territory Uf Utah. 900 trUHt Go secure
thc pnymgntoi o rurHlu prumns1y note fur
inc sum of iI,yn u Nuh Interest payable 60
thr OrdUr Of Bolivar NoIyrIs promptly Ba tho
iainr became due bul payable together with
costs aud advance. Hl.1 sUrl UoIua recorded
bon book 'a l''Uf Iurt ugH1. Ola pager ltlra
salt Lake county, tIaH, TgrurHa audi
Whereas. .uH decd provides that Iu cuae
OF default made 600 ln' uNW,ui or HaIl
% any uf tHp covenants u fa.i dr,i
g1HlAHud, inr Hu.l trustee SHOULD ht th0
request uf tla holder of said note, pro.
uc highest anl .u,if rrgs tlo same would
bring BOO glfh, rri H.N1a iairy days motto, u
HuUh sA.u hl publishing Dol huJ newspaper pub.
usHri Iu sac lHLu County uuI
Wh0ruaa. drfa.lt aas boon made in the DAY.
mCut of sail motto nGI Interest and tuvfu has
been UUunUN 900 Goo covenants lu sall decd
holder f 8lIl nn.e, h4s requested saId trustee
t0 rrnHUyI tI HnI HlUt property ana appy 600
proceed. iU iNu payment of itF claim with lu.
tgrrHt Attorney irg and nusia.
OF I.u'H'.rs noon uu saturday. tHu Z lI day 90
Stay. q. no iIu fuuth door 90 tHr Court House
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-09

Ia tue Probate Court iu and Tor salt Lake
County, Territory OF Utah
ln tue matter of thH estate OF Tholnna Price
deceased.
order 20 show clu.o why order ~ sale OF real
estate should not be- made
IOsFru CpANI-. mn ADMINISTRATION
- ~ thC ufthtr uf Thomas Price. do.
ceased, having nIti ls poution herein. duly
verified urEYus Cor Hu order OF sale Ola u4rt
lr ull VI Che real estate Oi said decodcuJ Tor
rho purposes therein oct forth. Dc b herp.
fore ordered ly One Judge ~ said court. that
nll persons Interested iu the estate III sand
deceased appear before tus said Probate
Court ON Tuesday. Hn 9th DAY OF Juur.
lrl, ~ 10 u'uI1.s Doc the forenoon oil
faId day, % thH court room OF said Probate
Court, ID tub County Duur, House, la the titg
an1 County of salt Lake. Utah rerritor,. 10
show cause why au order should not 10
rrAutod On the HaIl administrator To- cell so
much OF Che fHM estate NJ The sand deceased
roo public Ur private H1'r AZ shall hb upcrssary
ana that o. copy Ui tN order be- pubushod nj
lrHst four successive weeks On the uIsgnEr
IyTNINU NTWs. 20 uyWHTaUCr printol and mn.
nsnvl ln Said rIlF aud county.
Dated May .rI. l.'l.
jacob u. BLAIR
Probate Judge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-09

NUHEUEA-. MARY o.. OshoFp. oF 1uE
COLORADO. IA By hoi certain deed d 'rasi
sand S ES5t itasdYsd ia Sias,g Grat. aaa
duly recorded IN the once ~ itU fH.Hr.Df of
sail Lac County, Utah, on thr IIH IHI 90
july. 4 - ls'5 IN hoot, ~ o.. hrr'fat..,as
underurnei Trsnt knox Of SAIL LaFr rIfy,
Utah. a. Trustee, tne foll0E Ha HHH.rHgi
propsrty. situated in tho County 0f ati Lake
and Territory " Utah. " VII
Tote forty seven go, forty eight H... and
forty mine IlH|, uIoct Two lat fgrEH" All.
uon 20 -ut late CITY. which sail convey Hr.r
was made in trust to secure ihc pgfm uf Uf "a
herewith made BY tho aad NtH 90 uamHHu
COR she principal SUN OF IN.n". Ns. Iuu.
aTga l''@o9 vaol'if'' a' 81 &c i5e
city Of Denver, county of fr.HHUUp. State
20 Go Hrltu, i've feHrH after OH" NH." .HHrHHi.
with interest thereon htthD f1is of sever per
evidenced by Ten coupon u1ir' fH.f.. .t.aHHrd
each Tor tIo SUN 1f $500 uUI payable
q. perute.y on tgc Nr.i Wy 70. .h'Ni.. l.'l d
IAuuart. Iss she ffst day uf Dolly. lHi. thu
0rIi day ~ January iir nrHi % 20 IuI.
sN iho nrt t1T of January 1921 tne urt
nuI thg rfft dos of IH.f. IsHt hIH Ha.f notes
Co bear Interest 90 % rate uf tu poe cent per
nrnum after maturity thereof Hal then paiti
whereas. DC BE- provided among other tbiurf
Boo HnII deed nf tTuH.. that iu .HHH ut default DOB
au" payment of any ut H.lI interest coupon
notes above mentioned uUH boo iHHtrrau tHo
whole OF ihe PRINCIPAL tuW HlI IninIrsi % IHn
time of aalr may nt once Hi fHH option ~ Goo
legal holder uf nud motto. become IIu AMI
UHYahlo and Che saif urrmIa.. w4Y uu s1Ii. lu
UfI. gIuaI iIuUHfrI HrsH hHl uHIIrUU uuH Iu H".
rurIaurr Oh Che terms uf .a'I decd ni uuHt.
r,igrorcc Co which is hereby made i'f greater
Wnsrtrs. Default hhr u,ru made BOO tfurar.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-09
SIMMONS.
DO the District Court In and Tor tho Third Ju.
d.ciAi District Of Utah Territory.
County OF Aait Lake

The People Of the Territory Of uthh send
greeting To D.. ~. Fowler. Defendant

The People Of the Territory of uthh send
rrcctng TO D.. ~. Fowler, Defendant
YOU ARE HEREBY ulQUWEu no AP-
II pear 1u on action brought against you hY
tho above named plaintiff in thD District Court
Of ihU Third judicial DISTRICT uf ODE ICuilnfy
u Jul. u1 60 uusWrr tho complaint nICl
therein Within tDu duys loNcIuaIfv of iur Jay "
fcr,ieoI after tbU service ON you NJ tnis sum.
served out of THE county, but iu tuIH district
within twenty dHys, Otherwise within forty
days fIbgmnut bF default will hr taken
against you, according % Che prayer u' said
compliant
TbcsaId action b. brought to have q decree
Of thIE court uiaaolVug ihr UIuIH of mutrwuny
exciting between plaintiff usu HrIyuiaut,
above relief prayed Tor on Tho Hf0uuI tIHt ON
or about The ~ day ~ september. -Nl. Che
AND abandoned plaintiff and UH. .NUr since
continued 30 Co desert aud abandon UUf ana t1
live separate and HpHu from urf against her
will aud without hHrru.Hruts end IuI. fHr
long umo pact fhr drIr.nlHl DR.. WIIfuIiy nvg.
luHtDd tu provide Tor UIIIuIu tUU common
uDrDHHaHuH Of IIr.
Ani you ar0 hereby notified tbatf sou Gall
IN appear aud answer tUo Hai complaint 1H
above required. Coo taii puuHT WII tHuIH iu
the court Tor tIr rrIrf demanded tnUrrtu.
witness, lhu Hon. samuel IS. MDrrtt Judge,
aud tHH auH ui tbC ustIDi Court
OF th0 Third Judicial District,
lsEAtI iH Hnd for the Territory 90 Utah,
tu.H 'Itl day 90 Aprl. Iu che YUHr
of uur Lori one thousand eight
hundred aud inUiy fuur
DAVID e.. DUNBAR, Clerk.
Ug GTl. %. IunWfs Deputy
IN. sIrLi. uIalutinH attorney.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-09
LEGAL NOTICE.

IN the Probate Court boo aud Tor salt Lake
County Territory Of Utah,
In the matter of ih0 Eslli0 OF Thonas Prire
UUrUlHUd
Order 20 show .g#.U Nhy order OF sale of real
estate should NOS DO made
TOsEpU g. DAVIS. the ADNINtsTuA.
- cor OF thU IHIslH ul Iuus. Price. dproasgd
having HIod uls petition herein, duly ycrIHed'
praying Tor uu order OF sale OF n mari sf
The whole uf QUO Tua. estate OF said dncrdent
for tho purpose. therein Hct forth, ltin there
fore ordered HY tHH Judge VI said caurt. th8t
an pOfssua Interested lu tho estate OF si0d dr.
ceAHOu. HUuHUr before tur sara probate rourt
on tho 5tli uaE u. IUuu l-Ii az 10 O'Clock la tbe
forenoon Of suI HaH. al tho court room Of fSii
probate court. 900 llu county court huusoln tbe
city and county HI HHIt LAKE, ttah Trrrit1ry
10 show caust NHF Nu order should moi Lt
granted 10 ono fa.1 lIWlulatrator, 10 acIl so
much OF thr rul. estate ut tho sald deceased nj
private or public Hs.v aH shan be- uurosanrv
and that AropY uf tH.. order be pubhahod Ia
lcaft four Hu rtHa,YU WruEa ln the nEsIHrr
lNrNIN0 NIWa. newspaper printed and
published iu aaII f.tg buu county,
IACOR %. HLlIR.
Probate Judge,
BRgE2r & uuHms, Nsornoys tor estate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-09
NOTICE or SALE OF SALT LAKE
CITY BONDS.

Is PURSUANCE 40 A. ORDER lF
4 Mo tIty Council, maUH hurI nd IuI
notice Is hereby gwen tuat lucr0 VIII Ng offered
for sHln 80 one O'Clock D W., uu thH 200 Ily "
May, l7Il 90 fhU NHguTa uUUu u SAT- Lake
CITY. Utah, eight huuirgi bonds OF said CITY.
VI tAg denomination of one thuusaud dalIars
ulU De- payable Iu twenty years from date with
interest ut ODE tate 0f I've UDT cent per auuum.
payable semi annually, 900 The 1rst days If
November and May OF each year, and IutF
principal sud interest payable No. gold.
liids Will ur received fpr said bonds, nr any
portion thereof DIS Che Mayor Of SAID CITY, un
90 Che hour of HuIu sale
The right 90 rclocI aus and au bids DO hereby
reserved uu behalf of sand city
ApU $50. ls9l a. y, BAshl,,
NuyoB
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-09

william 4. ward nlHH MlI'lAm IT, ltCHiUrlrt
defendant
The People OF mr Territory of Utah send
greeting Co WlIhm D.. WHrd HiHs William
D.. Ifostrror defendant
NUu AEE uEKEuN INQUIRED TO
appear ln au action brought against you
~ tho above named plaintiff m Che iatfIUt
Court Of the ihird judicial District u tho
Trrutury uf Utah and tl luHwrf enc comp aIut
Z cd therein within ton days .rNU.uaye - tho
day Of agr'levI hit'r tho .unlr" ou you OF thia
served out ~ this county, Doe In THIS district.
within twenty faYHi utnuwtr " thin forty
dayH-of Judgment Boy default viii be taECu
aFnnst you, according 90 thc prayer Of sad
ils I1Ii action Is brought to- have decree
o. this rlurt disco tInE Tie honda ut mainmouy
rriHuuR between u|lintf unI defendant aud
fo.r ever releasing plH.ruu thorutrum Above
relief prayed Tor ON thuFrluri thit for more
than three wear. IaHt UuHt defendant huH failed
tN provide plaintiff with Che common uUcrH.
ufItH OF ITO. although rUIc Hu Go DO, and
further that uu or about rn. l', lFHa, defend
ant we fpuiHuurd Go "a term ri two ycara iu
ou charge 10 dysUfuuu from the United states
AUD you aro hereby n1tnci that % you faI
Co HTUtHr and answer thC HlId complaint HH
above required. tho HhIn u'u|uuH viii apply Go
tnr court Tor Che relief demanded therein
Witness. tNU Hon samuel A. Merritt iuIEf
and tUn aDHI 1T Che District Court of
IsEALI fuFthU Territory o. luh. th. liih
day OF April iu ihU wear uf UUr
Lnri one thuua1ud eight hundred
aud ninety .|uUE
DAVID D. uUSuAa CLERK
ly Gro. 10 Looms, Deputy tlcrt.