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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-05-02
Tho Jackrabblt Bouaty Knocked Out

SAN BERNARDINo, May 1.-The super
visors of this county have repealed the
jackrabbit bounty Of 20 cents per head,
alleging as reason therefor that the
county ia being swindled by men ship
ping pelts in from other counties. One
man claims the bounty for 225 rabbits
killed in April, at the rate OF 10 each
day. This is one of many instances
where claimants have wonderful regu-
lsfity of hunters luck.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-05-02

Tooth brushes. A complete line, and
we sell them at 10, 10, 20. rs, So. 40 and
so cts, and guarantee every brush. Lit
tlebey's pharmacy, 81 S. Spring st.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-05-02
SHOOTING BAILIFFs.
Jack McNamara Plugs His Predecess
for AasRulting Him.

SAN Francisco, May Hack McNa-
mara. the newly appointed bailiff Of po-
lice eouSt No. l, shot and fatally
wounded Tom Bashford. his predecessor,
in Dolan's saloon, Merchant street, at 8
O'Clock this afternoon. Bashford as
saulted McNamara, who thereupon drew
his pistol and fired twice.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-05-02
Gold GOING to Euroue.

New YORK. May 1.-Lazard Freres
will ship $l,000,000 in gold by tomor-
rows steamer. Saturdays steamer will,
from indications, take out as,o00, 900
msUa.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-05-02

Latest music, Fitzgerald
Music Co., IIs-l15>k 8. Spring street.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-05-02

THE GRAND JURY REPcYva.
MAKING RECOMMENDATIONS A.
TO THE CONDUCT OF COUNTY
AFFAIRS.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-08-18
Y. LUM SING,

Dealer in Fruits and Groceries.
Fresh Fruits by Every California
Steamer, Fresh Island Butter
from Hawaii. 1876 Fort Street.
Coffee Roasted. P o. Box 1863
Fresh Island Produce, Goods
Delivered to Any Part of the
City. jy21
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-08-18
FOR SALE.

One Msrquee Tent. new; Size
l6x32 feet; 6 feet Wall; Is feet
Roof s oz. Duck; Poles. Pins.
Ring Rafter. etc. Inquire at the
HoLoMUA OFFICE.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-01-05

The charity ball on Monday evening al
the Armory was success-deservedly So
both from a financial and social view. The
committee of arrangements had done their
work SO that everything moved of without
friction, indeed the whole affair was In
formal and so doubly delightful. The city
band gave its services, furnishing excellent
music. The attendance was good, many OF
whom however went'to the gallery to watch
the merry crowd of dancers on the floor.
All in all the affair was credit to the city.
The net proceeds were alb nut $3.50. to be
divided between the u p. sufferers and
local needy. Co. G. and the young ladies
in charge are voted thanks.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-01-05
Prohibition BANQUET.

The annual Banquet of the Shiawassee
County Prohibition Club was held In the
parlors of the first M. e. church Monday
afternoon. The attendance was about 100.
After enjoying an excellent spread prepared
by the ladies' of the church, toasts were re-
sponded to by DIR. b. s. Knapp, Geo. 7.
Campbell, K. l.. Brewer, Edward Judd, M.
w. Drake, Rev. K. b. Bancroft. Rev. w.
M. Ward, of Corunna acted as POSTMASTER.
The club elected the following officers Tor
1894: President, b. 8. Knapp; vice presi-
dent. A. Wrigley; secretary, K. l.. Brewer;
treasurer, A. N. Goodwin; county commit
tee: Bennington, Frank Ruggles; Gale
donia, John Kelly; Fairfield, w. r. Allen;
Hszleton, Rev. A. 3. Far; Middlebury, L.
A. Harris; New Haven, Fred Shautz
Owosso Tp., w. +. Alexander; Rush, M.
w. Drake; Shiawassee. Frank Convis
Venice, J. Bulemore; Vernon, j. @. Curtis
Corunna, J. Shout; Owosso, ID. M. Chris
tian.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-01-05
Diamonds.

The Office of Superintendent, j. b. Con-
nors, of the T., A. A. & N. M. Ry. was the
scene of very pleasant and happy gather
ing and surprise on Saturday morning last
The men from the Offices, shops, yards and
the trains dropped in one at time till the
Office would hold no more. At this time g.
r. Lyon stepped forward and after brief
address presented to Mr.. Connors ON be-
half of the men employed on the road, with
whom he had been associated for thirteen
years, a pair of diamond cuff buttons, dia'
mond ring and diamond collar button
The pieces were beautiful ones, costing
$3.50, presents which will remind Mr.. @. fol
years of the esteem in which he was held
by his associates.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-01-05

A.. r. Mcbride, of Corunna, Is reported
to be very low. with but slight chance Of
Improvement.
AK. T. M. public installation occurs
at Bennington on. Tuesday evening, Jan. o,
1894. Address by Rev. j. r. Reitzel.
Everybody welcome.
| The next civil service examination for
the Owosso postofice occurs Saturday. Feb.
10. Applications must be filed out and
handed in by the 22d inst.
Married, by Rev. G. @. Squires at the
M. e. parsonage In Laingsburg, on We'd
nesday, Fred Warren, of Bennington, and
Miss Ida M. Moore, of Sciota.
On Monday Charles II. Wisner, of Flint,
entered upon his duties as judge of this cir
cult That he will prove to be one of the
best judges IN the state is beyond question.
The action Of the council in passing an
ordinance to provide for the construction o (
sewers on Main street from Hickory to the
river and on Washington from Oliver to
Comstock meets with approval on all sides.
Married, at Hilsdale, on Tuesday, Frank
G. Lawrence and Miss Estella White. The
many friends of Mr.. Lawrence in this
vicinity unite with us in extending hearty
congratulations. Their home will be in
Detroit.
The johnson Baking Co. has commenced
the wholesale manufacture of candy, Hodge
Qroo x.,,,o ,,,,dorto,l- tho ,.,,r- -Four xyaaly
ago having given it up. For the present
they will make little besides hard candy
and taffy.
The officers are looking fof one viii
French, who hired livery rig of Jay
Retain, of Ovid, one day this week drove to
Chaplin and disposed of the horse. French
formerly lived in Fairfield township and is
said to bear bad reputation.
List of letters remaining uncaled for at
the Owosso p,stoffice for the week ending
Dec. 30th, 1898: A. r. Carr, Mrs. G..
Knapp, Jennie Salisbury, Chas. Valance,
Lewis Murray, Geo. Ford. Drops, Frank
Davis, 3. w. Reed, Geo. II. Robinson.
The finance committee of the Y. M. G.
A. is meeting with encouraging success in
raising funds to carryIon the work during
the year. Every citizen who takes an in
terest in Owosso should give literally toward
the financial support of this institution.
The revival meetings conducted by DR..
Dewitt of California, at the Baptist church
this week haye been largely attended and
considerable interest has been shown. The
meetings will be continued next week
although DIR. Dewitt is Obliged to leave to-
night
The New Years reception given by the
ladies of the auxiliary to the young men of
the city IN the Y. M. G. A. rooms, Monday
evening was, as usual very pleasant and
enjoyable occasion. The rooms were hand
somely decorated and presented most
inviting and cheerful appearance. About
three hundred people were in attendance.
The selections rendered by Rubekam's
banjo club were very fine and received
hearty applause.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-01-05
shiawassee Savings Association.

The annual meeting IF the Shiswasset
Savings and Loan Association was held
Monday evening. The directors elected fol-
three years each were: G. s. Williams,
K. p. Gilbert, G. II. Cossitt. j. w. Sim
mons, l.. A. Hamblin; for one year each,
G. A. Baldwin, Fl. M. Bogart. The board
subsequently organized by the reelection
of the old officers: G. s. Williams, presi.
dent; G. II. Cossitt, vice president; e. p.
Gilbert, secretary; H. G. Frieseke, treas.
urer
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-01-05
Shiawassee Mutual.

The annual meeting of the Shiawassee
Mutual Fire Insurance Company was held
at C0runna yesterday, with a small atten-
dance. President Bigelow presided and
pushed the business along rapidly.
The report Of Secretary Chas. A. ,Whelan
showed the company to be In an unusually
prosperous condition. In fact 1t ranks as
one Of the best, II not the very best In
Michigan. From the report we gathered a
few figures of interest The membership a
year ago was 2,634; added during the year,
295; members withdrawn, 1877, leaving pres
ent membership at 2,s02, an increase of
1863. The total risks Dec. 81, 1892. were
$4.614,340;- at present "a, ,034. The
receipts of the year amounted to SIC. 019.77,
including $9.023 SO from assessment 1884
Al, premiums, $375.0S, membership and
policy fees; $l6111, from increased insur-
ance; 1921 interest. The expenditures
amounted to 1920 81, including 80, 16O.43
losses, of which $6O5.33 was for losses in
1892; salaries and fees, 1854. 80; all other
expenditures, 81, 19464. Balance on hand.
Jan, /, 1894, $104 a.. There was but one
assessment made during the year to cover
the 33 fires, and the rate per cent .002
The election of officers resulted in the
choice of II. w. Bigelow, president; e. j..
Cook, vice president; @. A. Whelan, secre-
tary; A. 7. Nichols, treasurer; F. E. Shell
don, director; Ezra Mason, auditor.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-01-05

the DO nreSs ana the rate per ceDt luz.
The election of officers resulted in the
choice of Fl. w. Bigelow, president; e. j.
Cook, vice president; @. A. Whelan, secre-
tary; A. T.. Nichols, treasurer; f. X. Shell
don, director; Ezra Mason. auditor.
Personal Mention.
c. b. Radford was in Fenton, Tuesday.
A. M. Bently was in Detroit, Tuesday.
Tom Tubbs visited Byron relatives, Sun
day.
Henry Buchanan is quite sick with pneu-
monia.
Geo Palmer, of Toledo, was in the city,
Tuesday.
Earl Nudge, of Chesaning, was In Owos-
SO yesterday.
Miss Nellie Goss was in Owosso Monday
and Tuesday.
Mrs. Emma Burhans, of Lansing, is visit
ing Al s. Burhans.
Frank Foote returned Tuesday from a
weeks visit at Ithaca.
Mrs. Chas. Howe, of Linden, is visiting
her parents in this city.
Miss Lulu Knapp is visiting Miss Alma
Bottsford, of Garrett, Ind.
Miss Mamie Barnes is the guest Of her
cousin, Miss Anna Elwell.
Thomas Elliot, of Detroit, visited Owosso
friends Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. j. Kleinsteuber, of Saginaw, visited
Owosso friends on New Years.
j. s. Haggart, the west side druggist is
slowly recovering from his illness.
Miss Genieve Sackrider entertained a
party of friends Tuesday evening.
Miss Kate Haarer is entertaining her
friend Miss Weitbrecht, of Howell.
f. s. Brice visited his parents in Tecum-
sch from Saturday until Thursday.
f. d. Hopkins returned to his home in
Alba after weeks visit in the city.
Miss Edith Frieseke and her friend Miss
Stone returned to Oberlin, Tuesday.
Miss Gertrude Faxon left Tuesday morn
ing for Albion to enter the College.
j. G. Van Camp was at Tyrone yesterday
to attend the wedding of his brother.
Miss Lottie Colbry, of st. Louis, is visit
ing her sister Mrs. John Slingerland.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Donsereaux, of L an
sing, spent New Years day in Owosso.
N. w. jerks and family. of Ovid, were
guests at g. M Edwards New Years.
Miss Nellie Norcross was in Vernon.
Monday.
Sppt. L. H. Wood and wife returned to
Midland, Monday.
g. R. Black returned from his Peoria
visit Wednesday morning.
Miss Ella winkIer, Of Burton, is the
guest of the Misses Jones and Cute.
Mrs. Wager, of Detroit, is spending the
week with her brother, M. d. Corey.
+. T. Place and wife returned Tuesday
from visit with relatives In Bath.
Chas. Salisbury and Lew. Storrer were In
Detroit from Saturday until Tuesday.
Miss Grace Carruthers, of Newburg. is
visiting her sister Mrs. e. l.. Devereaux.
Mrs. M. b. Dennis, of Port Huron, was
the guest of Mrs. A. K. Currey, Tuesday.
Mrs. c. e. Lovett, son and daughter re-
turned from Tecumseh, Monday evening.
*. g. Hamblin, Of Lansing, was among
the number who attended the charity ball.
Mrs. G. J. johnson, of st. Johns, was
the guest of Mrs. W. Il. Gardner, Tuesday.
VIM. Forester. Uf Lansing, visited G. w.
Meach and attended the charity ball Mon
day.
Miss Alma Zimmerman returned Wednes-
day from two weeks visit at Lyman
Fairman's, In Detroit.
Miss Ruth Fu.kerson returned Monday
evening to Geary, where she is teaching
school, having spent the vacation with her
parents In this city.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-01-05
TIE Times.
owosso. MICH. JANUARY 5, 1894.

Entered at the postoffice In Owoss0 for
transmission as second-class matter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-08
NOTICE OF SALE UNDER TRUST DEED

NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
,Whrfcaa, ON the lst day Of August lll
John w, Campbell and Eiil lbeth Campbell .ha
wie, made. executed anl Dc iycred 10 FRANK
u stephens their certain trust deed. thereby
conveying 70 the said frank % htcphous tho
hoflh nat N iho south HAT Of Lot four
suYoy, situated In tho city and county
o. nalt iaho, Territory OF Umh,
sail trust deed being recorded on tho 0th day
Of August, l'yi IN book "ID" OF mortgages
pnFea lel2 n the records OF tie recorder
oi halt Lake county, Utah territory, refer.
ence 10 which n hereby had, said conveyance
nelhg ~ uuaL however 20 secure the pay,
men, 10 Albinus Nance 0f the sum Of thirty.
TWO Hundred Dollars on the trat day u al,
kust, w, with interest from August nrst
w AZ eEht per cent per Hunum.hs evidenced
~ ls!i which SAID motto provided mas
ll default DO made 10 the payment 81 any in.
tglra coupon or any pari thereof then tho
principal OF said note aud an unpaid tntere,t
a. the time vt such default might 10, at the
vpunh o. mo legal holder uf nHid note AZ once
declared aus uud PAYABLE, without notice
., ell uusb ueed also provided that should no
iaa,t nu male IN tue payment OF any interest
coupon ur any part thereof, tAid trlstua
th. ulu sen hAi premises tu pay ull OF said
inuenledues. nrsi giving twenty days no.
U'9 VI mo umr, terms aud place OF
such alle,by advertisement 10 some nswspaper
printed 10 the tngish language aud pubis6ed
lu 'Alt hht CITY, uiahi together with all
s anl a tuA.onAhlo attorneys foe And
W helras an interest coup M FOR tho sum Of
QUE huhnroi aud twenty eight do. lars for ia.
lerc. upon Hhid indebtedness, matured uuDu
w, nlst dhy OF August ls9i. aud no par there.
~ mas been PAID ana
whereas AluinuH Nrnce IL tho lsgal holder
OF nhll note Auh has elected 90 declare the Gu.
utr pHnrpM sum secured thereby due and
pAYault, hnl has declared sans duo nnd nay
ault ana mas frVu ttod tho unuetHigned
uuftrn 70 ttll said premises Tor tho purpose uf
phylnF said iuurbtcduess, now, therafOre
nou,o u merely ven lhat On saturday No.
Ncmhtr lhh, 1874, ut ~ O'Clock noon
o. tlld DAY, NJ the south 'front.' door
OF hr ola county court hnuhe tn
al LAKE Cay luh territory, the under
sWhtl VIZ teH tho premises h feinDefura
hehgHbcl, No puluc auction 10 tho hilhcst
bidder Tor cash Tor mo purpuso OF phying
san Indebtedness. turwlI Ih6 sum OF fi 40
WIN interest thereon AZ eight pnr cent from
August ltt, 1904, amt tho tum nf Slls detn.
ln,nl le'elesl WIN Interest thereon Al twelve
per cent from August ~, lsll, with coats OF ihs
huNnfuaomtn anu reasonable compenaA
uph 20 hlld trustee tO.Wit Sl,apd ronf0nuble
AloHntye ana counsel Zoe To- wit. tho sum ~
wv Anu VIII lherrupOu execute q deed In fec
simple 70 the purchaser OF tald premises, Tor
sara property
FRANK 10. STEPHENS.
Bsnner * smith. attorney for said trustee
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-08
NUTlol OF sALe OF REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN, THAT ny
~ virtue 81 me power And authority con
famed IN the last VIII and testament ~ Elam
lnddlngtOn, dec asod. the undorsigued Orocu.
lof viii fell 10 private sale subject 90 CON
irmAunu boy the Probate Court In ami Tor
,a Lake County, Utah Territory, the follow,
ltg described real property, tl.witi Com.
muneinE 90 point twenty go rods east from
the t1utuWcst corner 81 Lot three lll
90 Block zone a" ua) Of :he i've
Acre Fiat "a" llg Field survey, aud running
Thence east Three 80 rods, thence North
Light and Seven renths (s7-lpl rods thence
West Three tN rodsi thence south
light and even Tontha % l.lO) rods 20
place of beginning, situated IN salt Lake
county utah territory, Terms, cash Ion
Ier cont on acceptance u bid, halnuce on con.
hrmatiun " sale 10y Probate Court
hllg ln writing addressed 10 the UNDER
signed, caro- q tfaac NJ, NRddell, room as
Mruornigs building, salt Lake CITY salt Lake
county, Inn ferritory no 20 the ltth day Of
November, 100, on or after which said day,
ana az taid place, ahil property Will DO sold.
JAMIE JOHNSTON,
Executor ~ the last VIII and testament OF
L'1m luddnFtnn, deceased.
nttVd october Hth, ls9i
WADpElLH ADAMS, Attorneys for Estate
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-08
MARsHAI,s SALE.

DUnsUAN To A. ORDER or sALE
II TO me, directed by the Third District
Court. oi ths Territory OfUtah, snail expose
at public sale, ~ the fIuui door OF the county
courthouse IN the city ut ralt lake, county
OF salt Lake and ioruioy Of Utah on the
lNlh Jay OF november l-ltt ~ w o'clotA N
ull the rlEhi, title, cain ana interest u
raiurt iiyan aud Luiabeth Ryan, Of, IN, snd
10 The following described real estate, situate.
lying aud being in -ait Lake CITY anu
County. and described a1 follows. t0sNtts
Commencing ~ pOiut UiEutysnyU hI trrt
west % thr southeast corner of lot two ll', OF
block twelve llal, pat a. halt i.ake Guy survey,
running thence norit seven .tI rode thun-o
west forty lal feet, theuro south frNru 90
rods thence east forty ltll o. ., 70 place OF
beginning situate iu tho city aud county ~
Halt tatr, Territory Of Utfh. 10 be- sold ~
the properly u Patrick Ryan aud Elizabeth
Ryan. NJ The suit n q o. Boutwell,
Terms OF sale. cash.
NAT 81. BRIGHAM. q. 4. Marthal.
by l. h. ARCHER Deputy Marsha,
Dated October lith. TOT
boutu, Las q vHAf.attorncys Tor plaintiff,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-08
MARsHAL,s SALE.

DURsuANT TO A. EXECUTION TO ME
I directed w tho 1hirn District Court OF
zoe TERRITORY % Utah, shall oapafo as public
.tct 90 me south font nonr ~ thr County Court
House, On The city % SAT- Lake. County of SAT-
Latc aud Territory % Utah. on tho istl day
uf November, ltif. at ten u'clncf. q. M alt the
nsht, tuo, Ga m and interest Of Addio D..
ltcwheia, aud John D. TfowhoIa Of To-. and
90 the 70 lowing described rcai estate situate,
yinE and hting IN -alt Lake cry and County.
and described asif0lloWs 20 wit
brrianinr al point two 81 rods south from
INC ufrihWost corner 81 LOT three fI1, biors
thfty nine tIll plat -" salt Lake titg sur.
Ney running thturo casttcn fiul rods. thence
south three ~ rods, thence west ten ul rods.
thence Itl three % rods 10 the place Of De-.
pnuluE containing turty go square rods u
lsnl also iuli rght Of way Coz travel over
TIC tol owing grouut. 20 wttf beginning No
nnint twcntY'nf tlufcet south from ne north
west corner OF SAIL lot three ta). AFORESAID and
running thence cast seventy I've tiil feet,
thence south eight 80 feet. thence west
seventy eve Cill feet thence north ciFht tsIfcet
% t1o place % beginning. 10 be sold Of tno
property u Addio y TrowhtA and John y,
Ifcwhela, ~ tho suit OF 3 iiaya
Terms Of sale, cash
y. 70 Mauh1l.
~ J. y. AuCurn Deputy Marshli
Dated october 9Th. isqt
Tooth, Tee a eray. ausfncys Cor painud'
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SUMMONS.
In the District Court IN and for the rhlri
judicial y strict Of Utah Territory.
County Of salt Laka

Sarah Kahn. plaintiff.
John " noian. narceua Doian HE wife
Alberto Robinson. and Jane hoe Rob nsnn
his wife def uftnfa
The People Of Inc Territory o. Utah son
Doiau. BIZ wife abort ) Uo6ins1n and Jaa.
boo iiohinsnn hia wife. defendants
YOU AlE nhnEBf HHQuI lsD 10 ap
L pear IN an uru 20 hfnuElt AGAINST Won
hg the aHOvu namet D. aiutIds tu thO itnIrfr
Court Of Toe ihiid Jud eial d sirict Of no
Icfut0ry of tiau tUu tu answer tho comp sInt
G ID theroiu witniu ivn dlys exc uaive - TO
gay u ttfrigsl w. mo loruce on yea Of ilia
served out this courty, bot tn thm Gittfiot
within tWruW Hatas uthe wise wltttu f.rtv
uays-ef iuigmcni by de- auit VII b issca
ssIhst lou. according 90 tue IsAyss % taid
tn $50 action h. rnu httohIv, fsmoni
seairat deicndnnt' DO an ln ths sNm No H.tl.
" IN interest ~ iu per cent pee annul nom
Aurii 2, is11 fdr lol at'urueY't frr Cor ftfH4
WIN lntrr0st irum Mw 2. 1874. Tor td 81. NIt4
interest from Nay u ls9i, tor 800 Oh. with iu.
anuum, ior aNss 'rtiib p.a nud. 900 ,oi
costs Of suits alleged 10 bc doc 900 o. certain
no nn Go uiliuth jane o. lev Cor $500. viiu
trte cst &c 100 per emit uUr aunuu a.Ils utlr
due ana wholly uuuHii save tnU Hum Hf % 81
interest -and being sr'lrUd by mnr ftlH OF
even date ON ute Hca hereinafter festtfUsI.
executed by defendants % ian 60 UamuH.
tHif Mufig EOd promises hlNiuH teen Huro
execution Of h1ii NOR re- %. conveyed u uus
fuudaut Ibrrf j. nuuIuHun. HuuIrrI Go lion OF
said MORTGAGE, 10 hayr eye u.ut d.cr.ouf tns
court Tor the sale " Hlid urcmHos ndiuIeIug
that ~ ccods u iuci sale b. afp.of 10 pty.
mrnt q umnu |ts due a. above. tIit UVIeHi
hufs and roo rcrsuuf rIaiuinH uudrf thr H uc
htffui an tot. closed uf ailtl 90 or equttF nf
redemption in aHiu prem sos. Hul furuIhpf
feusf said nfcm'srH trH decor hoI Ia % iowa
Co Wi.s tli lot iuts numbered fr1m In e. tus
elusive. amt being ell sha Iot1 c1mnHsint
DO ans suHdvitIou nf pHrt o hiacs o. nlai
A. tlyc Acre IiHt, ulE fiud curve. cvcrutHr
lots 30 aud 30 OF HHil subdivision, ID sItuate In
ran Lakc tiif aud Nuuuiy O. Hr
AMI yuu .rU hereby uuuuef Doe 10 N41 faii 90
aUrfaf aud lu awrr She a.id rn .p. Hut HaHute
rfqu red Ihr sut ulHiurf eul srp.y 10 Tho
court Cor tHr ru igf do .suIrd therein
WituttH. thu lion hmurI f. AtuIUu irl e.
AMI thr soul 20 tho .iatrIrt Count ~
The IhIrI judicial fHtIUt m anil
tsfALl Tor tho lcrf lory OF Jt Do, tHn itiu
DAY nfJuV ln tHr HrHr Of our tlft
ono thnutaud eight haudr.d aui
ninety tour
DAVID G. pUNuAE. Ciur..
ny Gro. u. LOOMS, Deputy Uirft
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-08

Sometime 81 .eoms as II tho Nov
York and Cni-ls1 iias &c Boston sl.
thoir notion of GOO core Of convors1f.
common h.ra o. not so baselowa s tit
usually eom ltitundoubtcdIy huo o..
ono young girl who told another f
other day that She had read Emrr
until shn was tstd of him and l0aa
for something "ucw mud r'rahiu
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

I uCkH BILL MINING CO, LOCATION
IL " principal place OF business Park tity
gummil county. Utah, Locnuon OF mine.
suhso Greek Mining District Wasatch county
Notice IL hereby given that at meeting of
the board of directors he'd at rart ulty, utan.
on ihe s,th day % september, 1894. nm hssrss.
ment NO. TO Of Que and Unu.half cent
per snare was levied on thr capital
stock OF the corporation, payable too "a Gibbs.
treasurer room 2ls. Ounuututpn butldinf
ON or before The 10Th DAY OF November. IEt.
Any stock upon which this a-sessment rs
mains unpaid on The suid 10Th day OF Novem.
Dor, lHll, VIII DO delinquent aud advertised Tor
safe at public nupon and d payment it NOT
November 1884, 40 Room POS Constitution
huillug ~ 2 y M, TO pay tho asse5sment
together with cost otadyortising and expense
ofaaie,
WALTER J, BURTON, Secretary.
~ q A. Ginns, Acting secretary,
PArk CITY, Utah. sept 2sth,lg9L