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Hot Municipal Election.

Webster City, Iowa, April 1O-The hot
te st municipal election ever held in this
city was brought to a close last evening.
The fight resolved itself into contest
between two secti5ns of the city, result
ing in tie election of Young, the candi-
date of the old town, over r. G. Clark
by q majority Of 113 votes.
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nernorr.,tx in Power.

Great Falls, Mont, April 10.-In the
city election here yesterday the Republic
ans elected w. S. Frary treasurer. The
Democrats, aided by the labor vote,
elected three Of the four aldermen. This
makes the city council evenly divided,
with the Democratic mayor to cast the
deciding vote
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Another Effort for NctSanr.

New York, April 1O.-In the United
St@tes supreme court another application
was made to Judge Lacombe for il writ
Of habeas corpus on fehalf Of John \.
Mex ne, now a eonyiat Ia Sing Sing.
Ihtre was a long argument similar 10
that which has been made several times,
to the effect that Nekane was held in
v;olrtion to the revised statute. Judge
Lacombe reserved bis decision.
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sheriff and Prisoner Shot.

Casper, Wyo., April 1O.-Two escaped
prisoners named Bailey and Bairman
were oyertaken by Sheriff Rice and q
posse to-day. A pitched battle ensued in
which the sheriff was shot by Bailey, and
Bailey was shot in return by Dep lty
Thomas Steed. The posse is now bring
h4 the prisoners to Casper.
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Another Warrant for Snnntr..

Saltwater, Mimi, April 10.-Another
warrant was served OH William Sauntry,
the well known lumberman, Saturday
In the time check discounting ease it is
III derstood that the defense will hot
t;ckle the legality cf the law. but will
claim that the cOn@lact WAS made Ill
Wisconsin. This puts the matter in
diff rent light entirely.
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r-Iliett Recommended for Pardon.

Columbus, Ohio, April TO- - Warden
James and the new chaplain, Rev. Mr..
Wright, Of the Ohio penitentiary, have
recommended Patrick j. Elliott for re-
lease on parole. He and William ].
Elliott, Feb. 23, 1891. killed two men
and wounded nine others on High street,
on account of Il newspaper feud of a
personal character. His sentence is
twenty years.
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To Complete the CnpifoI.

Bismarck, N. d.. April 1O-Bids for
the completion of the state capitol were
opened to-day ly the cepitol commission
ors. George H. Checkley q Co. of St.
Paul We're the lowest bidders at 1880.
The contract has OF been awarded yet,
as there are some other matters to be
determined before the contract can be let.
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Printers Strike,

Axiom, Ohio, April 10. Seven hun
dred men went out on a strike at the
Werner Printing company's establish
MI mt to-day Some time ago the com
pany made 4 10 per cent reduction III the
wages of all employees. The men to-day
demanded their wages to be restored to
the old basis, and upon the refusal of
the company to do 50, quit work.
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Luverne, Mimi, April 1O.--Dr. G. p.
Rissel was convicted Of manslaughter in
the district court to-day and sentenced to
FIVE years III Saltwater. Bissell was in
dicted last fall for producing an abortion
on Mrs Niste, by which she lost her life.
This is Bissells second trial, the first
resulting in a disagreement Of the jury.
He will be taken to Saltwater tomorrow.
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Looks Like Pure vicfousness.

Jefferson. Iowa, April 1O.-Some time
Thursday night the cemetery was entered
and the tombstones, monuments and
mi rble slabs broken, uprooted and over
turned. A total Of nineteen graves were
looted and many very expensive shafts
utterly ruined. No reason for the out
rage can be assigned.
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A blind PIG Turned Into Pork.

Mellette, S. D.. April 1O.-The sheriff
closed the Mellette blind pig, run ~
Charles Renshaw, and secured consider
ollie beer and whisky as evidence. Not
being able 10 secure bonds Renshaw was
committed to the county jail until the
May term of court
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isu1neMt0 In the Celebrated Case
,ened with an Address 10y At
sfney Carlisle for the Plaintiff
rAo Caae Drawing to II Close.
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ngton, April 7.--Dr Mary Par
lied for Miss Pollard to-day that
ia paper attached to the clothing
Il bllard's second child, and which
oase name my baby Dietz Down
III In her handwriting. EFFf Bic
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pods I
b has /
|akotia
ms at.
ElluloN
,uilunl.
[lWr \
| orttgl
I'riilsg
D gpil.Y.
flanlr
pUhlHN
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-30

both social and professional. She de.
livered an address before the county
convention asking that a woman he
nominated as Trustee Of the State
University, and her name was pre-.
sented as that Of a caudid BY the
WOman's Club. Dr. Smiths home Is
at 492 LaSallc avenue.
Calvin I. Pieasants.
Calvin L. Peasants, nominee for
trustee Of the State University, was
born in Virginia When a small boy
he came with his parents to Wood.
ford County, Illinois. While young
he was engaged In farming. lie nc.
cumulated considerable property and
retired from agricultural pursuits
Fifteen years ago he moved to FL
Paso, and since has been engaged in
the real estate business. Being a
practical business mau, he will, II
elected, conduct the affairs of the
State University upon strictly bust.
ness principles. lie has always been
a Democrat, and for several years he
was chairman OF the Congressional
committee Of the old Ninth District.
Professor T. c. Clendenin, one OF
the nominees for University Trustee,
was born In Sangamon County about
forty years ago. lie was for many
years principal Of the public schools
at Arcola, ILL.,, and for twelve years
has been superintendent Of the
schools at Cairo. lie Is most sue.
cessful educator and is personally
popular. When II was said that
Henry Raab would not accept a re.
nomination for Superintendent Of
Public Instruction, Professor Glen.
denim was prominently spoken Of for
the place.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-30
PLATFORM OF THE PARTY.
Principles on Which the Democratic Can
didates VIII Ask Votes.

Principles on Which the Democratic Tan
.,,,,..... xV,,, w."
""a'es VIII ASK Votes.
Following Is the plato IN adOnted
nv the Democratic state Conyont;nr.
'S~'S So"' 0"'ion'
Inc rei resentsttves OF the Democratic party
o. IIiinols IN convention assembled affirm their
sliesiance 10 the principles OF Jefferson and
Jackson a. enumerated IN the platforms adopt
ed az she Democratic state and national con-
Sentions IN iss! and they reiterate their ad-
hesion 10 those fundanental principles OF
popular government through which liberty Of
tne indivlduei ana the welfare OF the entire
the doctrine Of their opponents, tina.
government should take care OF the rich
and the rich Will take care OF the poor and
again proclaim, in the language OF their
eminent which shall restrain men from in
yutins one another, which snail leave them
osneIwise Tree ~ regulate their own pprsnits
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-30


nopolies have entailed upon the American peo-
pie. The Democracy Of Illinois reltefate their
their full duty ~ tearin. MP these. poisonous
9fowthe upon the commercial and industrla
activities OF the state. the existence OF which
constitutes continual scandal upon Law and
justice.
They heartily commend the fearless irteg.
rity and sturdy determination which has char
acterixed the administration Of Gov. AltgeId,
and through which most important reforms
have been achieved in all branches OF the pub
lie service Of the state. civil and military.
Hostility to secret political societies is q
tenet Of the Democratic faith which is funda-
mental. and standing by this do trine now a.
IN the days when they presented an unbroken
front to the cohorts OF Observation-Disclosures, ana
nna!y crushed that detestable organization,
the Democracy Of Illinois denouuce a. COW.
ardly unpatriotic, and dangerous to the peace
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-30
State Central Com mIttee.

The delegations reported the fol.
lowing as the new State Central Com.
mittee to manage the Illinois cam.
paigns for the next two years:
AZ Larga-John p Hopkins, Tbom,.
Gahxn. {. H. chase, H. r. Gable. w. 4
70 man, lheodore Nelson, ". II. Heinrich.
son. Joseph r. Mahoney and X. r sunnaier.
F'rst District-A A. Goodrich,
second Thomas Byrne
Tnird-John =. Leieudecker
Eourth-Willian Loeffier.
Ftfth-W. e. Conlon.
sixth Rudolph Brand
eeventh-Charles r. Williams
Eighth-D J. Hogan
Ninth-W. U. Wright
TENTH. W. Potter
Eleventh Daniel Keenan,
welfth -Georse F. brennan
Thir,e, ~ tn wv. X Brinton.
Fourteenth-E. J. Quinn.
FtfteeIth-s. e. HaiiIanL
stSteenth-E. =. burns
seventeenth II. IA Kicks
Eighteenth-J H. Barker.
Nineteenth % T. Thompson.
Twentieth Walter Watson.
Twenty. frst-James D. Baker
1wenty.second-R Green.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-30

Hon. John Meyer will be returned
to the Legislature from the new Fiji.
teenth District. Mr.. Meyer Is one
OF the best members OF the House
ever elected from Cook.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-30

In the main tho leaders are agreed
on one point They say that Fri.
days fight In the convention has
efiectually and conclusively settled
the contest for supremacy between
the Madden and Swift factions and
that In Raymond's defeat George B.
Swift lost all chance Of becoming
Republican nominee for Mayor next
spring.
Tho victory Of the Kochersperger
forces, the leaders say, places Aid.
N. B. Madden at the head Of the
Republican party In Chicago, and
makes him leader Of the party organ.
ization In the city az we'll as In the
Council, where he Is the recognized
head.
Republicans In the Fourth Con.
gressional District will nominate OK.
State Senator Thomas c. Macmillan.
He was one of the ablest Senators
elected from Cook County. MI. Mac.
MILAN was defeated for Congress two
years ago, being one OF the victims OF
the tremendous Democratic landslide
which occurred at that time. Leaders
claim no one has been mentioned who
could poll more votes than MacMil.
Ian, and claim 1t to be the fair thing
to nominate him by reclamation this
fall. Senator Macmillan Is father of
the drainage law, having secured its
passage in 1889. In 1891 1t was
through his efforts that the $500, 900
was appropriated for the Worlds
Fair As a direct result of the ex.
hibit and appropriation by Illinois
for the Worlds Fair last year the
State this year located the Illinois
State Fair at Springfield, and Is
erecting buildings, ETC., on a hun.
drcd and sixty-acre tract OF land,
which will give Illinois the finest
permanent State Fair grounds and
buildings OF any state In the entire
Union.
-
Congressman j. Frank Aldrich has |
been renOminated In the First Dis
trict.
1t looks like Hon. Albert Phalen
Tor Congress In the Sixth District.
The workers and all the good people
lIe for Plia.en.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-30
CURRENT NOTES.

n. A. Plotkc, a former member OF
the State Legislature and one OF the
Oldest German settlers in the TWEEN.
ty.Arst Ward, Is talked Of az proba.
bic Republican candidate for Con.
gresslonal honors.
-.
Mr.. Frank L. Shepard, the we'll.
known attorney residing In the
Twelfth Ward, may be nominated by
the Republicans for the Legislature
In the Second Senatorial District
-.
Mr. George Hiltwine, a popular
resident OF the Twenty.ffth Ward
and one OF the best "tonsorial art
lists" 10 the city, has opened his Gle.
giant new City Hall and County
Building Barber Shop ut 90 LaSalle
street, opposite the City Hall.
-.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-02
MARsHhLs SAFE


DuRsuANT To AZ ORDER or SALE
and decree ~ foreclosure 10 me dirrrl cd
BY Tho niftict Court Of tho Third Judicial dIa
mot of the Territory Of Utah, I shall expose NJ
public sale No the front door ~ the County
Court House, on west second south street. tn
tho Oity Of SAT- Lake, County OF salt take and
Territory ~ Utah on the 2tst day ~ November,
1874, AZ " O'Clock ~, All the right, title, claim
and Interest ~ ~. james, sarah n Jauua,
allie nA.uc, l.. n. Hodge. ". 3. NcCornick
doing business a. Nc l1fnict Co. ljsnuio J..
sutton, 1ho Commercial Nati1 fhi hank Ia cor
poratllnl, W. .. McCornlct, guardian, The
taie Bank o. utah "a corp1rauonl. aud 7. II,
liiAtt,pf tn and 10 the fnlowtnE described real
estate situate, lying aud being IN AIT lake
city, salt laalo County. and Territory Of Utah
and described AZ follow, 20 wits
tois Z rnty seven % and twenty eight
tlsi ~ North inElevond. a subdivision of the
north half q lOta i've fhl Aud r'ghtuen ttsl and
part Of 0ts ak is and seventeen 40, block
seventeen ~, iiyo Acre nat a" blg iiold
survey, IN salt Lake CITY. salt Lake County.
Territory Of Utah.
10 be- sold Ne tho property Of A. NJ. Janes.
sarah y. james, allie hline, l.. u. Hodge W
= Mcdonnell doing business a. Mcdonnell a
uunal hank "a corporation, ". 3, Mccormick
guardian, The state uAnE Of Utah % corpora,
uonl, andf I. Hiatt, Al the suit OF john u.
NAT ~ BRIGHAM.
u Marshal
by j. u. TiNMoNT
ncputy MArshAl.
Dated salt Lake city, october SisI, 1891,
Attorney Tor Plaintiff
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Tho proper Kind Of plants 60 u-o So
starting a strawberry bed aro tho
grown tho previous year expressly So.
transpiantins In growing plants e..
such purpose extra pains are taken B.
trimming nnd pruning tho runners
that only tho best plouts are prerrytf
and 80 fow Of theso Tint no two shaI
stand closer than or % inches apart
Tho late forming sets aud runners au
cut on. 10 that when winter sets in Ga
bed h composed wholly n strong. vel
matursd. well rooted plants When
wanted IN tho spring Che entire row
not the edges Of tits taken up. aud q
choice grade Of plants b. thus secured
Better pay anDun rrico for such plants
than 10 take iu'0r.Ur ones as % Gift
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-02

DURsuANT 10 A. EXECUTION TO ME-
n directed W the 1hiru District Court. Of
the Territory Of U;ah, I shall expose At public
sac 40 the south front uoof of the County q ouft
House, % ire ciiy o. SAT- Lake. Cougty u SALT
Lake, and Territory Of Utah on tho Igth day
" November, is0f. Al ten o'cl1cf. a 10 ali he
rant, VIE, clam aud interest OF Addic O..
ircNhela. aud John D. Trcwhola or in. and
20 ihc following described real estate stuats,
iyinE aud being in alt Lake 10y and County,
and described aslfolloWs 10 wit
brHnntnr a. point two 10 rods suuth from
ne norihwctt corner Of lot three tli. block
hfiy uine flgl plat "a" salt lake uttf sur.
vey. running theneo east ten 40 rods thence
south Three y rods, thence west ten 100 rods.
lhtnrc no o. thri 90 rods % the place Of be .
SHINING, containing thuty tilJ square rods Of
l.nd also iui uEht of way Tor travel over
We FOL owing Efound, TO VIII uertnrtrH Ht a
point twenty NE Nlfcrt south from the north
wet coruer Of thid lot thfee tll. nforctad and
running thence easf tevc " i've fi3l feet
thence aoutn eight fsl feet. thence west
seventy five G.l feet thohcs uurth cight tslfeet
20 the place " beg.nniu1 10 be- sold ~ the
property ~ Addic o. Trewhela aud John D.
irowhcla, a. The suit Of = uaya
Terms Of sale. Cash.
MAIN BRIGHAM.
a. g.. Mauhal.
W I T.. AuCurn, Deputy Marshal.
dated OCtO Hur 9Th. iF1t
Doth, Toe ufay, attornoys Tor piaIuud
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NOTICE OF SALE UNDER TRUST DEED

NOTICE + HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
ny neIeas' on the - DAY OF August 100
s 1'.l w. vamp1ell and EIif betn Camp6eli,hn
Nv, madc. executed ana DO ivrred 10 frank
stephens ihcir certain trust deed thrrrIy
,nhlcyins 20 the aaid FRANK a. stophens ia
Npf,n HAT OF tho south Hat of 'l.ol f6ur
.eNcI, situated in the CITY aud county
OF 'At lake. Territory of TtaH
~ trust deed being recorded On tue ON day
lagcs lDl2, " the rrc1ris OF ne ret5f,ier
nl 'hN LAKE county, Utah icrritory. rsfrr.
sue 90 Which D. hereby had said convey snSs
mgBt d." LINN, u,S NSSMeNeT, 20 secure the psy
wv uunlred Dollars on the nrst LAY Of Al.
nli' M WV interest ifum August frat
''. , ny ,'th' por cent per auuum,as evidenced
20 lsi!i wulUl sad nots provided ttng,,tt
is,.t wv w nsNe lu me payment VI aus in.
nr,g,,,. lt'n %, any nart therouf then tha
Az tne limt uf such default might 10, M ma
wplvu ~ ne loEui holder OF said noto Al onrs
Ssis t,g W. ss ana p,ya1e without notice
ialll DO made lu the payment I'd am istf,s.t
,sgGulo1n % any MART thereof. faid trusige
i6del,t,,iass...A aug premises TO- nay all Of SAID
iic" M Xxx 9ia' owing twenty days 20,
ruth halc,hy advertisement Ia some n f,r',,,,.'t
ll'ulHl l1 Tue english language and nnblisbrd
costs a,d ~ .Nls u'hhi tuseihur with ali
whereas, an interest ulup M for tbe saln n,
one hundred aud twenty uisht dol lars fag a. w.
Nlrsl upon tail iudcbtodness, maturei 1t,.i,
ef G1 gIy "i Ausl,Il'yi and no par there
,NugrtAe, Alhuui NUnco h the LEGAL hoid,r
~ HAlu htle ana haa elected 20 uecIafr nv. ,i,
VIC pIhgpM Gum secured thereby dine ana
lA,HDlg, '4a hAi declared samo due and nav
AUG ana mas fcqutstod tho uuirfsilp,d
trustee 20 cen thld premises Tor thguurn1ssn ~
pAglnk tAlu ln1cbuedntsHi nov. tberpi,r.
hot, % htrgby gwen that on 4attrday M
nySNuel H,h, 49, W ~ O'Clock noon
ot shu 10Y u tho sUuth frunt ignt
on ths oll county court 6ouse "a,
-hl LAKE Guy. lhh cuiturv. tbs tp,t.rN
.lEheu WI fel ihu IfrmitrH h. Tsintsfnt,
de.eHugli 40 public uuct Hn 10 tbg htNts.,
bidder Tor cash Tor the purlo.e Of ustln.,
san Indebtedness, tosWit. Ihs aum al ia ~
WIN Interest thereon At eight Der cent f,o,,
august Nv l'1l, ana the sum Oh {ia1 dsl,r
luthl INTEREST With Interest thereon al tNsiys
psr cent from Augustisf, lsIi,With rosis NJ I'M.
aulrtNaelcn', ana roas0nahle rompensa'
Won 20 sara trustee tp.Wt g!I,aud a rohsi,nsi,i,
stoInry ana counsel fec &. wit. I'M su1na
AllU' sou Wlll lherruppu cNecutp ID deed In -
slnple 70 lhe purchaser Of sand premises. for
PRANK II, STEPHENS,
hsnner A. Smith. attorney for said I1sS
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

L uCki NIL MINING co, LOCATION
- " principal place of business PARK cry,
.ummil county ulu, Location Of mine,
snahe creek hinns District WHsatch county
Noucc % hereby gtou that at meeting ot
the board ui airrrtUfs hg.u at Park city, uthh,
ON no -slh Jay ut september, 1894, an asses.
per share was levied on the capital
hioeA or thu corporation. payable TO q, A. olhbai
treasurer, room ls tInsututiou building
on on before Oh lHia day 0f November, l'pi'
nhlnsp npalu on Ono tall lOth day OF Noyem'
Der 1874, WIZ he delinquent aud advertised for
Hhle az puuHD AuNuu and II payment n nor
made utiufr, WIl uu sold on the l0ih day or
November, lsil 30 Room POS Constitution
huilling, ~ D. M, tu pay the assessment
together with cost utady0ftlsing and expense
Ofaalo,
WALTER j, BURTON, Secretary,
~ g. A Gums Acting Secretary
Park CITY, UtAh, sept Zslh, isst.
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greeting,
jennie Alexander uoniamin stcluman, Isaac
nutIer. und samuel Butler, co.rarinofs a.
butler hrothcfai lieury i.ce, William suA, q,
Liaeman, Jonathan mee, u Fireman and =.
Michael, cn'partncfa - hcc. .uf 4 company /,
- ". Morrison, Ldward MeruIl, samuel
Merrill aud Thomas A, Kent, GO partners ~
Morrison, Merrill 8 Company, Howard Jalrcy
Janruy 4 Company hockiori suspcnder CON,
pany, corporation, 4. X Williams, A. ".
Cap Company, corporation, hssg Neu
ter, ftAac Oppcnheimrr and -iginosd Iuucht
wager, co spArtuefs a. NeustAdtor Brothers
aud salt Lake Construction Company, a COZ.
purhuon, attendants
You are hsroby required 10 appsar In an nc.
ton brought against you by the above name
plNhun lu the District Court Of the
iItah and 10 answer The compliant I'd there.
DO within ten days (eNclusiVc Of tho day Of
tervicel after the service on you Of the sun.
served out VI tbs county but In this district
within twenty days otherwise within forty
DAYS, Or judgment " default will Ds taken
against you, according 70 tho prayer Of said
me said action 10 brought 10 have Judgment
against defendant u. Alexander for 5000,
with interest thereon at0 per cent Per annum
IRON November .. isll, until paid. And for
500 Attorney fees and costs Of suit alleged
| 10 be due on a certain pfomiasofy n0te made,
executed aud delivered ~ one Samuel iioseu
b. i,5s, for SOC, with interest atGp per cent
per hnuum from date. and secured By mort,
gage OF even date on premises hereinafter
described, thnt on January 20, 1913, said
Hamuo, and FANNIE llosonthll Tor value A..
slgnud SAID mortgage ana noiu 10 plainua
herein, who owns and haids said note aud
morigiHc. no part n which has been paid. 70
have the usual decree " inls court foTthu sale
u sad premises, that tho proceeds NJ such
sale be spilled in uaN mrnt OF amounts due aa
ahuvrt % have Judgment Tor enc. CnCy arlss
ing from SAID sale and other reuof, that de.
fundanN and All persuus claiming under them
be barred and toroclotcd 10 oil right
title and equly OF iedompuon In s.id
premises, Hnld premises are described
story lfirk huildinr Hituatu on wet HIdr Of
Main street about three rods north ~ F0urth
south street ~ said city, on land particularly
described ~ fOllpWai commencing rode
south Of the northeast corner OF lot IN bloch
81. Mat 4, :. T.. q. survey, aud running thence
east " feet, thence north Z rods 10 point OF
beginning Nuid building n known ~ tho
"AieKanirr block" together with an tone.
mouth. herulitaments, privileges and Appur.
tennnces therrunio belonging and all leaAl,
equitable homestead and dover righA Of
marty OF nrat part DO or 90 said property
And you are hereby nouhod that n you fall
20 appeAr and answer tne said complaint AZ
Ahoyefequired, the said plAinuu viii apply 10
the court for the relief de- Andod therein
Witness, the Hon samuel A. Merritt Judge,
aud the seal Of the District Court oi
the THIRD Judicial District in and
tHLALl for the Territory Of Utah, tbs l0th
day Of jan. In the year Of our tori
one thousand eight hundred and
ninety four,
ntkItY q. MCMILLAN. Clert.
hy GEO. u. Looms, Deputy trrz,
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MARsHAi's SALE.


DuRsuAN1 To Al OuDEH OF SALE
Il TO me, directed by the Third District
Court, Of the Territory ui liah, shall cNputr
N public sale, At The front door Of the county
courthouse On the city ~ salt Lake, county
" salt Lake and Territory uf Utah on tho
lQih Gay Of November. lsti at 10 O'Clock M {,
al the right title, claim and Interest u
Patrick ivan ana lifahoth Ryan, of, iu, and
" the following described real estate, situate,
lying and being iu salt LAKE Ctv aud
County, aud described hs follows, tnswits
Commencing ~ point CiFhtyshyr tHjl feet
west " ne southeast corner % Jos two tll, OF
block twelve tigI, pat n. salt ieke Clty survey,
running thence nortt seven lii rods thence
west forty ltl feet, thcnce soulh seven 90
rods. thenco east forty liIl tuHt, 70 place uf
beginning situate ~ the city anu rouuV u
SAT- LaAc, Territory NJ utlh. TO DO soid BE-
the property u latuCt Ryan nud EiIgabrth
lyan NJ tho suit Of q A. boutwell,
Terms u sale cash.
NAT ~. BRIGHAM, ~. 4. Marfhal.
~ J. T. ARCHER Deputy MarThaL
Dated Ort1hef lNth, lslt.
uoutu, LEr UuAr,attorncyt f3r plaintiff.