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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-26

oaRlnrd cal. July 25.-rhe Local
lodge OF the American Railway union
held meeting III eseaios ut which
botw en- 500 and 600 mcmb7rs wer5
present BY an almo u anlmous vote
It was decided To continue the strike
at least until tina sou'he l'aciic man
sgcrs should slightly willingness to
take the men back IN a body,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-26

Galveston. Tex, July 25.-The Santa
Re will employ no man unless he
makes affidavit that he is not now
and will not become member of the
American Railway union. All applica-
lions Tor positions to be accompanied
by this affidavit. The eompanv an,,
they lost thousands OF dollars by the
strike, and don't propose to get caught
mapping again.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-26

st. Joseph, Mo-, July 2s.-llnI
destroyed 100000 worth Of n
in this city. It was started bfal
from a locomotive and beics
exunguished burned the Bena.tl
Der yards, the Lincoln school Vi
twenty freight cars and about i
small houses. The loss Is mos.
cred by insurance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-26
wlscoNsIN nnrvni.IoANs.
They Nominate a Ticket nnd De-
naunce the Democracy.

They Nominate a Ticket mud De-
uauncr the Democracy,
Milwaukee Wis, July as,--one or Tho
largest and most enthusiastic conven-
.isse aver !,s:s. .a> penuhilesrs %
wisconsin met today at the Academy
Of Music Il was 1898 hefpre Chairman
Thorn Of tho state cdntrnl committee
called the convention 70 order, The
state central oommltiee had acted as
committee on credentials, consequently
that formally was dons away with
and secretary sfuth read the roll OF
delegatca After namlng the commit
tee on permanent organisation Tho
convention took a recess uutn oclocK
When the conveetion reassembled the
platform was adopted as follows
1--WE reafirfn tho platform adopted al
the national Republicans conyeutlon and
also the pltf RIM adopted by tho
state Republican convention ir
1922 aud renew our pledges 10 tho psu-
pie a. sci forth therein Tho present
condition of the country rcHuitins
from the threatened change IN the In.
dustrigl policy ny the psmorrati
party, the hundreds OF factories aud
workshops closed down the Thousands
OF men out OF employment are IN
best witnesses whihb can be brought
80 testify 70 The policy 81 protection
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-26

sic won. Rosa II. second, colionade
third. Time, 1l6 81.
Fifth race, one mile and a furlong,
selling Mr.. Sass won. w. b. second.
Laura third. Time, 1.56 -.
Sixth race, six fIrlongs, selling-Ni-
Ian McDernott won. Best Brand sees
ond. Harry Hinkson third. Time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-26
MIIson soule ISilIrd

Rochester. N. Y. JuIv q5-yv,so,
soule, while allghting from his csr.
rage about 10 O'clock this evening in
'front.' OF the Rochester club. was thrown
20 the pavement by the horses starting
w ana received fracture OF the
eNull and died almost Instantly. He was
= son o. the late Asa t. souie 81 Ion
hltters fame. He was 20 years old md
leaves wife and family
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-26

bud Lee. C. h, Gantie, OF Canton;
W p skeen OF Wichita Falls and
George W. Riddle OF Granbury are
here.
Judge John II, Reagan is here and
WI Speak at Eastiand and Cisco To-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-26

Yokohama, Japan, July 4,-(Deloyed
in iransmission. The Japanese troops
In Corea have commenced a forward
movement against the positions occu-
pied By the Chinese troops in the same
country y battlc is daily eXpeeted.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-26

copperas Cove, Tex, July CSC. w.
Adams of Levita died here this morn
ing at Byrd's hotel and friends have
been wired what disposition 10 make
OF his remains. Consumption was the
cause OF his death.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-26

ouanah, Tex, July 25,-Mlss Iva, only
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Stew
ard of Qusnah, died last night. after
iwenty-one days suffering. Funeral
from Christian church this evening.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-26

Little kthel--I wish had new ao,i
Mannia-Your old doll Is as good as
ia.tle kthel-wen. am lust as good
ns, sNsr; seo. but the angels gave you a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-26
THE DEATH ROLL.


Canadian, Tex, July 21.-County
Judge r. Fay's wife died at O'Clock
this morning OF heart disease.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-26

Chicago July as-slmon Rosslusa
a Russian. made meneious assault
apon the resiaence az George NJ, Pail
man today He hurled many stones
Nt the maaslyc building breaking out
ten or 4 dozen large pihte glass wins
dows He was arrested. charged
with malicious misohicf. when auas.
toned he delivered hlmaels OF curnea
akainsi the United states Government
aad So7rge NJ Pullman. HO said Pull
man had thrown hlu out OF work and
that this was not rho last Pullman
would fcs ~ him, Later h. admitted
that be was q tailor by trade aad had
not been woralng a. stvthiue fhr "a
year No weapons or moro dangerous
things than stones w,ra found upon
him. Gtofge ". Pullman and Ills ems
the fnmily are ~ thr East 10 oiir hut
the aerVanin occapyinF the hauso. Ros-
ksnsi " slil 10 be = wtil-knlwn Euro
nenn anarchist. lie was held 10 Inc
criminal court The police ans invesil.
eating he record and hts raptnre Is
thought 70 be an important oDe.
aH-Ht t'|afs-.f-s-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-26

Vienna, July 25,-Prince Henry "
OF Ruess-Koestr.tz died today ut Ernst
bruun
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-26

For those who can't get away. a
eoninon summer resnrt Is 10 tnko tho
rhndy side Of the street. PhnAdelphia
Times,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-26

Colorado city. Col. July q5.-Deiec-
,lves from Denver today arrested John
Mullins. Herman RubbaiSe and C. c.
Nickname al Colorado Springs for
completely In the tarrlns and feather
ms OF Adjutant General Tarsney. They
were held in bonds OF 5000 Before
bonds could be furnished sheriff Bow
ers OF colorado Springs demanded GUS
tody OF the prisoners and took them to
the county jail sheriff nowcrs asked
by what right the Denver detectives
had made arrests in III Paso county
and was informed that they had been
specially authorized by Governor Waite
10 act In the parsncy matter Legal
complications may Snow out OF the
matter, The Denver Detectives swore
out a number OF warrants, Just how
MANY Is not known. Il % claimed
that OF the number Tor whom warrants
have been issued two are women, OF
The remainder two are visiting Ia Iowa
or Illinois and viii DO brought back.
II is said enough evidence has been
secured TO convict the suspected parties.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-26

Mrs. ninou If DuiIa. Mes in the
Tropics.


Nr"N''A'
Dallas Tex, July 2j.-Mr, II, c. Oil
Ion. who has mst returned from Nj
,.,.o,,,,., - a, .,. -, ,.., ~
"s"u, ""VI' nv "A' etn' "9t la'l
by the Central American Mission board
this morning gave some details OF his
ov.rtru career drripo, tha a,o,5s,,,
- ~. .l,
soouthe OIL yoio" ieNsr that overlook
them.
Mr.. Dillon. ncrotnpanied nv biq yvlfe
go, 80 .,t,-t.. ~. -.
GU w." iL' N'" N'''''"'
last ran Tor Puerto Llman, where he
hcgBn the work OF dlspenslur the gos-
mel -oirf- tbrou.b Co.t, pi., 30 ga,
'"7e' "hu from theFe py sea 10 Cor-
into and Leon At the latter place
he wa. strlckgn down with vc,l,vy favor
t,,.,, ,,,s ,..,,,,.-,. a. 49,, 49,. -
r.' ''' '' '''''I' -N' We w.
Wilbur ot Grenada' near Lake Nj
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-13

prominence who prefer 10 Journey %
the frontier 10 wnlh their dirty linen.
Several uliru.insnionaulo hotels ami
boarding houses Of Fargo accept no
patrons who aro not members Of the
colony.
"rhe money spent in THE city by
these seekers after single birsBoIuuss
reaches mauy Thousands OF dJllafg an.
nually. 70 illustrate how diligently
tho osurt Is kept nt work 10 dispose VI
this array Of varigaioi catus, 1uring
the bearing Of tue celebrate HirJH-
held case recently concluded, Judge
Mcconnell decided nve other divorce
cases. They were heard az Odu mg-
mcute during the early morning and
noon hours.0
Mt. Slower says that Il must not be
inferred tnat these pilgrims nominate
Fargo us thUir Mecca because the
courts OF that city no NOS balance tnu
scales o. lusticU ovuniy. Tue reason
is that under tho consultation Of North
Dakota 10 roqultea bus three months
residence pfiur 20 the commencement
Of au action for divorce.
Among the macy cases so3n ~ BE-
heard there is one which Will shake
Now York from confer 10 nifc um.
ference. A prominent state official II
tho plaintiff, w. Bourko Cochran, o.
bis counsel and many leading New
HorkorI arc implicated. Judge w. b
Mcdonnell, upon whom dovOlves the
duty OF hsarlgg these cases, 10 an uu-
usually acute Judre, WIN has rslnb.
llshe1 n wide reputation for the lut'
lice Of his decisions. Were he not *
ieplionally keen oi perception and
quick In judgment, no would have 10
add court day and night tho year
'0uud TO hear them all.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-13
MARsHAL's SALE.


IDURhUANr TO A. ORDER or SALE
i Aud decree Of foIaclotuFs 20 me
directed W The 1hira judicial District Court u
the Territory u lIAh, shall expose A. public
sale, 20 ihe Wcit mont door VI the County tOurt
House, ~ tvs ciiy u SAT- Lake, Couuty IL san
Lac, aud Territory oi Utah, ON tho sUth day
" December, 1874, ~ ~ o'clock n All lie
ufht uurs ola On and interest OF William,
hufka, AArT T. liuTka, ull wife Edvafd
Ioppsr ATs, George ". Stern, CAthrrius 4
Dyer, Aaron hsytaf, william L. Me- oTglcG
Mary uri1oui lHlpn National Usnk OF SAT-
laAs Clly cooperation, Esszrd 10, Nicfs
NHateg Tor H. Is. scott, II. %. scott aud ~ u
Eufotd, > W. Taylor and Gsorgs Croessr.
aolng business undtr thc nrm nams OF Prom
uhk1ty ht1ak Company W. In. and 10
mo tsNouiHz described real silais situate,
ylnE ahd 1aing -tt Lake city and CountT'
~ ~ ltrriisy Of utAh, aud dsscribeI AId
luunial - fellows ts.Wit3
lommencluF OHa hundred aud seventy Eva
llpl tss1 sati froa the tnuthwtti corner ~ ~
lhrae lll ln t|cck uiiy.ons tau, TlEt "a d" sail
l.AeLly iuu Whence NORTH 0Hs suudrsd amt
llttI I've llaD fset, tArHcs szit forty I've lt5I
leeI llthea touil ore hundred aud fHirty.tso
.le4l leeI heAeg Nsst foriy aTs ga feet 10
tue Playtof bsEinhinF
anl hATY l. HuTss A. tho SUIT Of the National
tlu, and Alrt. George ". Stern, plaintiff, In
action 1855 and now defendant ia his cor.
tolldAioi action Of cases, -, Us and ". 1873
Terms OF sale, cash.
NAT A. BRIGHAM,
u =. Marshal.
ny JuuN u CuNMocH, Deputy MarshaI.
dated az SAT- Lake CITY. November nIth 1874
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-13
JOHN WORTHY DEAD.
Ono OF ChieaEo's Iraminont nusiness
Men Gone.


Men Gone.
CHICAGO, Dec. ld.-John Worthy,
president VI the Commercial Loan anu
Trust company, ALEC OF the Metropolis
tan Elevated, whose death IN reported
from New York, was one OF the fore
most business mon OF Chicago. For
morly member OF the board VI Iiu-
coin Park commissioners, no was At
the time Of death one Of the three
directors OF the house OF correction
and chairman Of the board, and also
held many other offices VI public trust.
He was one OF the organizers OF both
the Union League aud Marquette
clubs. Though requested u do ~, he
invariably Tofueed 90 accept any rrmu.
neTative political oflice. Mt. Worthy
was born In England August II, 1871,
ami has been Ia this county since he
was seveu years old. lie came TO Chi.
cago Ia 1867 without capital or lntiuon.
Val friends and began career here
that has marked him ms m ablo and
successful business man. lilo enlisted
IN the One Hundred aud rhiTiy-eighth
Illinois Infantry aud remained Ia II
until the regiment was mustered out.
His wife anu two sons survive him.
NEW York, Dec. l3.-John Worthy
OF Chicago, died at the Murray HI,
hotel last night Of blood poisoning.
hir. Worthy, with his wits aud t0u
Sidney W., went 10 Lakewood from
Chicago about two weeks ago. Mt.
Worthy was overWorked ana felt that
no needed a rest. While NJ Lakewood
catbuucle developed on his back be-
tween the shoulders. The family came
here week ago last Monday and the
next day an operation was performed.
Two days later another operation be.
came necessary. Blood poisoning set
In and ho became worse, until death
came late yesterday afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-13
MAKsHAL's sALe.

DURsuANT TO An ouDNH or sALR
4 and decree " foreclosure " ne dlrsciad
ly The Third JudiciN Ditu1Gi Court Of Tue
Territory OF Utah, 1 shan expose al public
sale az The west front deer " thq Cguaty
Court House iu TIE tity " aslti.hkS, County
OF SAT- Lake aud Territory Of Utah, VI tlstad
DAY o. JaEuary, its3 ais sausk IN Ill NE
HEhL tius, claim and latefsst q Ihomat No.
EFlY. ANirA q. MHkFsy Gsofrs A. LlVtuGsIon
AIylrn hGkroy, DslIS r. kaEVsy, Pal nc'
ENuy, The brlNer NarcanNls CoapaaT 10 cor.
pprauonl, hdulu h. Rich, doing bgiinsts a.
tbs Peoples Forwarding Company kswin y
keh, samuel D Nalter, Trustee, Alyin Nc.
Eyuy, George A, Lowe, Asls Y, steele, GeOraa
W, CruEer, hnd III j Jones, OBartnsrt doing
business under the frm name of steele a Com.
pauy, aud John y. budtun, o., 10, aud " tho
fol. owing describe Real Estats situate, lyiug
ana being in SAT- Lake County, and described
~ follows. to.ut
lisiug portion " lottiS 80 ~ blosx seven.
teen 40, plat "a HAt t.Atr CltT survey,
more particularly dptrubsd a. follows. 10 vii
tommenciug tiN 90 rods south ot The uorth.
esst coraer Of sad i1t nud rguning thence
south four 90 rOds, thence west leu (l0I rods
thnuce north four lll rods. tkoucu gAbl tsu tI0i
rods 10 rho place u beginning. CouAluiug
iUriy square rods of ground a. plated iu plat
a. rtlt lste Guy survey, Utah Territory.
TO DO SOD a. the property OF Thomas
NClvuy Alvirs q. NgEy0v and Hc0I.l A.
Livingston, a. thc SUIT u L. H. sutton.
NAT 81 BmaHAM,
u, = Marshal
by JouS u, CuAMoCK.
Deputy NarHnll
Dated SAT- Lake CITY, december 10Th. isji.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-13
KATE FIELD And SALOONS,
4 Plea for Alcohol Before q Large
Chicago Audience.
tho Moderate Use Of Becr aud Wine,
Kate says, Promotes
True Temperance.

CHICAGO, Doc. 13.-Kate Field last
night told the Third ward Democratic
club, which IL conducting a "Cam.
paign Of education" between elections,
why prohibition 10 Incorporate. There
was large audience In Arlington
hall 10 hear Miss Field. Among other
things she said that Maine men voted
TO lot their houses boz searched and
theirpeuonal liberty iniringcd.
"a man there" saii Miss Field,
"oonirnry to justice, IL held guilty until
he proves himself innocent. A man who
pays 10 attention 10 teason," said che,
'and IL moved TO vote by "a pretty wu.
man deserves 10 suilcr from the effect Of
bad governmental bis lie. Atohis9n,
under prohibition, Miss Field said, ia
one year spent sj,00D,OlO Tor groceries
anu 10000 fot dfugs. Prohibition,
she said, had ruined the inhabitants Of
Aleutiau islands, who drink Florida
water and pcriumefy hud any vile
conoooiion they can buy. Alcohol IL In
everything. Tho Creator understood
bis work, and Let ~ accept tho sllua-
ton. In human stomachs indigcsted
food fofmcnta and alcohol results.
Every dytpoptlc " n walking dltlillofy.
Must they be Ah0lishud2 II NO, a good.
ly number Of cur American oilizens
must perish. Total absiaiucfa oat great
quantities Of IN sells. The1e iormeut,
and the pfohihiiionists themselves
form a grand Gordon n Illicit d siiller.
les.0
Miss Field said that the moderate usu
81 beer and wine, both pure, amt the
Of liqugfs would promote
Iiue temperance. High License and an
uprising against adultoration Will To-
lult In untold good.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-13
TRUSTEES SAFE.

VWHKREAsi the n. A. TupEHrT
w CAniy company corporation. on In
wv S.f Of october. 1871, executed and de-
llteftl " tel National Bundiug and loan
ZOE fsS o. ~, S. AS S1y ~ promlstory
u.IAr', and on the same day fur Inc purnoss
or ,ssgHaL we parmtnt Of saii uoto and thg
h',is,' lstfson lessh ~ A, 1ucksit gandy
,YnpAny clecuted And delivered 10 EoII,ay
hstsrlt, trustee, ~ certain tfutt deed uuo1
We believing described properly situa. sf Il,
~ g9uhJ Of SAT- Lake und Territory Of Utah'
HE south AAlf " lot ak ts,, I'm bloch pt,..
" eight lst, plat "a ." hAlt LAKE tiity st,Ts,
a,,st flshl otWay beginning hyeIg )rods oa't ~
sus Aeflnuail c0ratr ~ taid lots t6l. Thence
esaA tsa ~ fsst, thence south ION fiii "a.
lleucs usis ten Ogl feet, thence uottt lon Iti5'
ioltA3 ut plles Of beginning which said
H. rs ~ vs. IVY recorded in the once OF
ade5r'or)i on tho ilst day Of TebruATy' isDi'
where's. iali traSi deed provided thatin
use 81 lsiag!tis tho payment Of said pTom,s
svfI usl1 or the interest pfomium or natal.
hsANi Or ahT pari hereof then tie s,td
gtsaAsh should A. once bscuma due ann
$50 fissnetthouid bs told BY the said trps
zee or ne tuaasfiur IN tfutt, al public aurtte,
- w lf9ui door OF the court mouse In sal
Lats O.J' ahlI Lats CogHty, Utah Tsrrlfopv
should - tptc'tsd In tbe notice of tues a.
kllIy gaIt previous notice u such sale bsyin1
49, eIea Sngs ln sscn week fof fouf turrr5.
-.,ll..g-.N ~ Aug htWtpapNr AZ that Time
fgSH.ltl ia We County Of salt Lake. aud
uuesHi shIl trust deed provided that ia
49, 49,. " w. sealh VI tue said BUliyRr Roberts.
Ggi',ts1' '1tA we secretary Of the said Nation |
HsNu!ng tpa Lo1a Aui1elgiion Oh eaIt i,tn
wv ahoul1 ssaad Wa thereby apnolptoJ s9I
Al.se successor in Nutt hereunder WIN iIa
T.ssIa Aua minority absuuh tFuatao. ana
aIsat, lAo SAID Bolivar liobsrtf trnst,e
"a. eephiae his lie, aud "@''N'
nNstsas, Hudson Nmlih IL tho duly eIeeted
taa.HTl hhl tcunI Secretary u thc said Nj,
IesAl hul dlaG ana ioau Atsostatign III s,Gt
ha.s wy aud A. such 10 the tucresssr la t,'.'ss
u19ti san iraat deed and ." "N''
=. nArloAt, ortAuIt has Lron pHdo for r,or.
YES ~ monias 10 tho payment of tho intsrs,q'
upon sam nJty, AMI Wv '"'''ohs
Nhtfen Tue legal hold0r OF tnid pots h,.
w. wv t2 ua1lare ami has declared The entir'
AInouh' lhereot due, aud '"' 'N"'s
~ ", lue legal holder OF said note bas
t1 6tgg.'l wy sslQ Hudson smith, 6lcceasSr |
~ Nusl uuaef SAD trust deed, Ha nferpssit ~ |
proceed 10 fsll such pr1porfv tn,er i,'n 70
'AgIy gwen by SAID tfust deed Wv "a'
NVNLa ~ hpftuY gwen that Hudsop g,,t,h
ft,te sslof IN trutl, ~ aforesaid. vll an H.,
~ Vs. OF December l,sl, al il oiriort -, ~
~ t..u Jay gucr Tor sale nd tho ffout 49,. ~
80 t.t1N, Nourt House, in halt LAID CItg
sAl LAh0 uouuty Utah 'Territery III NY,
u,Moh' -Ad viii f0ll 10 the hirbss' ~ PIuhe
elI1arl Nsrsfor for cash an oil tbe a ~ M .usE
5.',a lfealtes for tuu purpofe OF s'ti W., W.
~. -ueHnt uue upon fNil uromtsgory Unts ~
III s, "ttu we interest thereon. and tbe c'.t
oi executing SAID trutt "N' ''e Cost
CIV. Morw HUDSON suIrH,
Attorney for T,r,,.o Trustee
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-13
MARsHALIs sAIE

DURsuANr TO an ORDER or SALE
A 90 me directed ~ ne Third nistrici
Court, otta Territory OF Utah, / shall expose
~ public SAC, A. lhs west frsut door OF tle
countY courthouse a. the utH city aud c0uuty
uuuulntl, 10 tho clty OF aalt LAKE. county
u SAT- latc and 1sUltory Qf utah, on too
-tlh Jay or December, 1874, a. " O'Clock m
Az ile right utlc, claim and interest 0i
lIFa0clh a. W ickursham aud TurnerA. wicker.
shhm ~, On, and 90 the following described
Eral ts1Ale situate, lylug aud being In salt
lows, tD.Wlt
Commencing a. the nsrihsa.t corner " lot
eFht 90, block seventy two an, plat - %
eat Lake cry survey, uud running thsafs
suulherlI one hundred and seventeen mn
feet, thence westerly arvsuty-tuo (l2l feet
tleact poHhatly ono hundred and seventeen
llD ieet thence sAtterly seventy two t5ll fsof
TO the place OF hsTluulng. T0gtller wish 4
perpeiutl right % way over TeGduay on tue
lpuih ade or tAid AbOT0 detcribad pfoperty
To BE- told - lhs property OF EligAbaMC Wick.
orfham aud Turner A. MlckerauAm A. tho suit
OF charles Htessa stAl
Terms u sale cash
NAT n, BRIGHAM, U. s. Marahal,
BY L. h. ARCHER Deputy Marshal.
Dated December ath, 1874,
sAWrEA y PUTNAM, Attorneys for Plaintiff
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-13
SUMMONS


N''tA NliNi FtAiNNiNt
John N D,lan. NarssiIa Doisn his wife
Musriy H91inill, md Jana Dee Hobinsou,
mo People y ss Territory Of Uiah soni
EfecuEr tn Juhu n. uaau sud Mnrcdiia
lelsn. ~, vie AibsIi y ke1.s.gn aud jams
Won ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO ~
psN u ~ aru1n hfnught aFaIsit you
ly hsa1ota hamt1 Pisiuusl DO Tue Distinct
tvutsry " litn asa " tatWtr tks eompIai
fIcd haftlu Uiitih ten dayt is1giNtire "a ths
daT " asrvistl tiisr tvs fsryics on ytu VI tbi,
tsmeent-i igfv,t vitais tss cgsHiyy w. 4
tcTyss ct ~ tet ssssty bui In tAs tituiat.
willis tu.sHJ says; 6ihsiwic viIAis f5rty
Ivy iuaEmeat ~ default M b takca
sglAsss Is-. aeeordisr 10 NE prAyss " saii
Tasild action 10 rov httoh,ys esu.n,
aEelrai dsfeudantt uolau ir tkssun q ID sYl.
~ ~ ~, =, yer ctnt Per aunpm ifou
VIII lti.rs't trou Nsy 3, % Tor SIS 81. wits
lnNfett from MAJ U. 1850 for SIC 10. with to-
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costa q AIT. altered " b. de on a csrlsia
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iuisrttt -asd beint secured by mortgage of
t1tssisd W defendants Dllan 10 ri.nt'a'
SAID n9riftsed premises having bees, since
execution % sild asrfaE', conveyed 10 10.
taii uoUGtgc 70 have ths utua' decree N M
tohH Tor tae 81. = % ttid premises, adludriug
luai prgcetlf ot sach safe ~ spilled IN nay.
mrnt " atinuuu duo ~ above, that defend
ants aud ell psrtohu claiming undor them h.
barred and foraclottd " ell 20 tim W rqHitv III
redemption ~ ttid premises, and Tor sfher
tuIitf ssif ptsmltss are astrfIbsd A. foiIoVg
% sit' Al 81 lsh nuubsrsd from I 10 A. in.
g.ssrc, asd bsiaT al tho lots COMPRISING
DOSES tubtTttion Of part OF block Il. tiN
4, I've Acre fltt, klf fltii survey etcCptnr
lnit q aud y " ttid talditifion. 10 situate In
SAT iafe DitT aue County. Utah
Aud you are hereby uuuagd hat II YOU fall 10
appear sud autwsr che SAID compliant ~ above
required The tait pltiauf vii spn.y 10 no
court Tor tho teiet dssAudsd therein.
Niiuutq, tho Hon samuel A. Merritt Sud g.
aud tie toal ~ The District Court 1f
The Third JgfIch uituIHt. In and
NtAL) forthc iCrrt3ry Of Utlh. tha Ittn
day VI July. In tue year of our Lori
one tlgsiaud oigni hsndfgd aud
ninety four
DAVID O. DUNBAR. Clerk.
Hy gro u, Luunia, Deputy Ulefk
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-13
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.


NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT At
~ messing VI no board OF directors
% the Gfi4Giy Nining Co, held on tho iitn
day Of NUVrmber,ls an assetsmcnt OF 0you
ntuHA OF ihe corporation, payable Immediately
70 Isaac Jennings secretary, az thu cumpnny'a
Oilcc, Room ~, iu he pcssrrt National Bank
building, balt lAks CIV, Utah
Any atouE upon which SAID AaHessment shall
remain unpaid ON Monday, December l3th,
ltli shall become delinquent and be advertised
Tor sale, aud unless paJ mCnt u madu before,
VIII uH sofa 40 public auction, on lhufHuAy,
January 3rd, lspl, 50 a. O'Clock m. az tno unlcu
OF Che secretary, 90 pay delinquent ASSIGNMENT
together with tho Cust OF advertising and
expense OF sale. Ly order OF tho board OF
diIect0rA
ISAAC JENNINGS.
secretary
salt Lake city, Utah, November 18Th 1891.