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The herald., 1894-05-27
WILL WIDEN BROADWAY
AN 80-FO0T STREET BETWEEN
NINTH AND TENTH.
The Board of Public Works Trsnsacts
Large Batch OF Business-Non-
Resident Property owners
Petition Is Denied.

The council will take up the matter of
widening Broadway between Ninth and
Tenth streets at the meeting on Mon
day.
The board OF public works yesterday
granted the petition OF William H. Az
cry and others asking that Broadway be
widened to uniform width of 80 feet
by condemning strip of land on the
east side OF the street. They then IN
structed the engineer to make the neces-
sary survey snd furnish description to
the city attorney to draft the ordinance
of intention. the district of assessment
to be fixed by the board.
The following report was submitted
by the board on other matters:
Recommend that petition from Hattie
NJ Hough ct al, asking to have Sixth
street from San Pedro street to Glad rs
street improved. be FLED, the ordinance
therefor having already been passed.
Recon- mend that petition from A.
Perch ct al, asking to have two pepper
trees removed from North Broadway, be
denied.
In the matter of petition from S. @.
Hubbell, asking to have the grade of the
alley running from Sixth to Orange
street between Alvarado and Providence
streets established, recommend that the
same be granted and the city engineer
directed to present the necessary ordi-
nance OF intention.
In the matter of petition from Fred
Colby ct al. asking that North Main
street, between Marchessault and Ann
streets, be sidewalked with a cement
sidew ak, recommended that the petition
be granted and the city engineer be di-
rected to present the necessary ordi-
nance of intention for six foot walk,
and that the street superintendent be
requested to issue no permits for less
width, unless otherwise directed by the
council.
Recon- mended that the protests from
ABBOTT Kinney ct al, A. Mitchell ct al :,
and from Mrs. l.. O. McGaugney ct al
against the sidewalki7g OF the east side
of Grand avenue, between Washington
and Jefferson streets. be denied, as they
are non resident owners on the street.
and that the ordinance OF intention for
dong said work heretofore referred to
this board be placed upon it's passage.
| Recommended that the petition from
S. P. Milford ct al. and from William
Wiedemeyer ct al. against the gran1ng
of franchises for street car linee on Hill
and Alverado streets. be filed, as the
matter has already been acted upon.
The herald., 1894-05-27
PACIFIC BANK CASES.
Judge Van Dyke GIVE. Judgment I

Judge Van Dyke Gives Judgment foi
Ayers y Lynch.
The four cases of the Pacific bank OF
San Francisco against Ayers & Lynch,
came up for trial yesterday morning in
department four, upon a motion OF de-
iendants to take judgment on the plead
ings.
The cases have been pending in the
courts for the past two years. and are
founded on certain real estate trsnsac-
tons in the town of Monrovia during
the good old days OF the boom.
1t was developed at the trial today
that Ayers & Lynch bought from w. N.
Monroe certain real estate and gave
their notes for the balance of the pur-
chase price.
The matter had been adjusted as be-
tween the original parties, and the en-
tire deal declared off" before Monroe
left this country for South America.
The late f. f. Spence came into pos
session of all of Monroe's papers and
after Mr.. Spence's death in some mys-
FERROUS manner, which has never yet
been fully explained. these notes were
claimed by the Pacific bank and suit
brought on them in its name.
In the meantime the Pacific bank
went to the wall. It's officers and at
torneys ia San Francisco disclaimed all
knowledge of these suits aud said they
did not bring them, nor did they au-
thorize any one to do 30 in their name.
There are several affidavits now on file
to this effect, but the suits were on file
and there was nothing to do but to
fight, although the equities were in favor
of the defendants.
Many points were raised bv Messrs.
jay E. Hunter and A. B. Hotchkiss,
counsel tor defendants, the principal
ones being that the complaints did not
set up sufficient facts to make out a
case upon which a judgment could be
sustained, and further, that the title to
the real estate had not been properly
implicated between the parties to the
actions.
Mr.. S. P. Milford represented the
Pacific bank.
Judge Van Dyke ordered judgment
for the de 'endants in all the csses and
for their costs.
The herald., 1894-05-27
MINOTAUR REDIVIVUS.
A MONSTER WHO PREYS ON
YOUNG WOMEN.
Another Chapter in tho Life History
of Hypocritical Past Master
OF Sin aud In
EQUITY.

This bright Sunday morning, in all
likelihood, there will cit in one of the
pews of fashionable church, amid the
throng of suppliants have gathered to-
gether to offsr homage and prayer to the
Almighty Giver, one whose soul is
blackened with the stains of q seducer-
who, by reason OF his manifold excesses
and debaucnery, Can Do we'll stigmatized
as a male Messilina.
Snug faced and hypocritical, this man
will lift up his hands to the Great White
Throne, while beneath his lowering brows
he casts iurtive. hcentious, gloating
glare over the comeliness of the girlieh
members OF the congregation. In Baby
lon or Gomorrah. the profound depths
OF this mans lniquity would have made
this seducer unique and overmaaterlng
leader In Los Angeles he is the per-
feet incarnation OF a Minotaur that feeds
on the bodies and souls OF young girls.
The most prolific writer, the most
fecund coiner of phrases would exhaust
his vocabulary in describing the many
miedeeds against virtue ascrlbed to this
brute in human form. 1t has been his
custom to prowl around the back streets
on dark nights meeting designations
and seeking fresh victims. These are
ushered into dimly lighted bacA office
and then follow those excuses. The
door is locked, the murmur OF mans
voice and the pleadings OF girlhood find
their way to the ears OF the passer- by
who, turning and recognizing the hab-
itat of the demon, fees from the neigh
borhood filled with disgust. The day Is
quickly approaching when this seducer
will be impaled on the pen point of pub
lie opinion and held up to universal de-
testation as one of the horrible creations
of the nineteenth century.
The herald., 1894-05-27
The yellow Glow of tho Horizon,

The Yellow Glow of the Horizon,
Painted on the say by the setting sun, is beau
tiful. Not so the sallow saffron of face tinged
with bic. And OIL the unspe taxable discom-
fort that bile in the wrong place produces
Twinges in the right side and under the right
shoulder blade, ma Ises, vertieo o, sick headache
constipation, faulty digestion. Not in an in
slant can the symptoms of biliousness be dis
PEELED, but persistence IL the use of Hostetters
Stomach Bitters will eradicate them, restore
digestion and regularity of the bowels, and
counterfeit tendencies 10 more aggra waited COM
plants, which al interruption of hese func-
tions begels. bhumatlSm, inactivity OF the
kidneys aud blade neuralgia, and inability
to sic, p, are also temedied by this genial pre-
venlive and restorative of nerve force and iran
guilty. AS antidote to the poison OF ma
laria, IL is unfailing and prompt. A wineglass-
ful three times day.
The herald., 1894-05-27
THE POLITICAL PURISTS.

They Adopt a Condensation of Thirteen
Plans.
The committee of 100 appointed at a
largely attended mass meeting held re-
Gently under the auspices of the Citi-
zens' league. at the Grand opera house.
will make ite final report in the cham
her of commerce tomorrow evening, at
80 O'Clock.
The subcommittee, after spending
three weeks in digesting Is plans, four
of which were to vote by mail at prima-
ries, recommended the much talked of
postal primary" plan. Tomorrow
nights meeting promises to prove a
final and very interesting one.
The herald., 1894-05-27

The A. B. Green valid company filed
articles of incorporation yesterday. 1t is
organized to do wholesale and retail
tobacco business. The directors are
Moses Green valid and A. B. Gresnwald,
San Francisco; Jacob Greenwald. E. E.
Elser and VIM. L. Merriam, Los Angeles.
The capital stock is $4,000, all SUBJ
ecribed
The herald., 1894-05-27
MORE TROUBLE FOR HIM.

j. G. Leyshon again Charged with
Forgery.
Constable R chardaon yesterday served
another warrant upon j. q. Leyshon,
charging him with forgery. The COM
plant WAS sworn to by II. L. Yerger of
l18 West Second street. Yergsr alleges
that Leyehon forged note for $50 by
placing the name of Mrs. Maggie Henry
upon it. Mrs. Henry swore to a COM
plant agsinst Levshon some time ago
and the case is still pending in Judge
Bartholomew's court.
The fake fruit broker who formerly
conducted an office on Spring street WAS
arrsigned in Judge Austn's court yes
terday upon the second charge, and the
examination set for June 9Th. He etill
lsnguishss in Jail in default OF bonds.
The herald., 1894-05-27
THE BuEHLER CHARGES.
WIN tho City Council ACT on the Grand
Jury Tips?

WIN tho City Council ACT on the Grand
Jury Tips?
There was good deal of gossip around
the city hall yesterday as to what action
would be taken by the city council with
regard to w. II. Bushler, the member Of
the board of education against whom
the grand jury has laid several serious
accusations.
Some OF the officials were OF the opin-
ion that the school board at it's monthly
meeting on Monday night would take
some action, but az this would cause
rupture in the relations OF the solid
seven. others thought that the edu-
Gators would ignore the matter. There
is general impression that the city
council will take cognzance of the
matter, and that it will exercise its au-
thority under the city charter and sus-
pend Mr.. Buehler from Office pending
an investigation OF the accusations
against him.
The herald., 1894-05-27

Mrs. H. W. Hall of Boston, Mass, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. N. lowering OF
Cahuenga.
The herald., 1894-05-27

Prof. J. Clyde Gibson OF Chico ia
visiting his sister, Mrs. Mary E. Hart,
at 454 Wall street.
The herald., 1894-05-27
Glimpses of America An UnsqualIod
Prize.

1t is perfectly safe to assert that no
coupon prize given in the United States
has met with more decided favor than
the HERALD's Glimpees Of America.
The illustrations are absolutely perfect
and it is certain that any persons who
have not the time and money to make
complete tour of the United States can
obtain as correct an idea from a study of
"Glimpses" as If they had been to each
section delineated.
1t will be long time before another
chance lie offered TO get such prize.
The terms will be found on the coupon
itself, printed elsewhere. Parts to 2
can be had at the HERALD Office or will
be- mailed direct from the publishers in
Philadelphia ii SO desired.
The herald., 1894-05-27

Mr.. and Mrs. George Montgomery en-
tertained at cards Tuesday evening, the
occasion being their eleventh wedding
anniversary.
The herald., 1894-05-27

Mrs. @. @. Briggs and son, CLARK
Briggs, 7S3 Central avenue, returned
yesterday from 10 day visit to the
midwinter fair.
The herald., 1894-05-27

the thanks of the people. for the city
must sustain its reputation for first
class police force.
A lively time ID expected at Tuesdays
session of the commission
The herald., 1894-05-27

Mrs. Rev. d. Hughes, 843 Hemlock
street, returned yesterday from the
north, where che spent nearly two
months visiting relatives and friends in
Brentwood and San Francisco. She was
accompanied by her grand-daughts
Florence Rees.
The herald., 1894-05-27

DR.. s. F. Scott. Blue Ridge. Harrison
Co., Mo-, Gays: For whoopng cough
Chamberlain Cough Remedy is excel
lent" By using it freely the disease is
deprived OF all dangerous consequences.
There is no danger in giving the Remedy
to babies, as it contains nothing injur-
ious. For sale by Of 4 Vaughn. Fourth
and Spring streets, and @. +. Heinzeman,
222 North Main street, druggists.
The herald., 1894-05-27

The Independent Order of Foresters
will tender reception to DIR. Oronhy-
atek ha. supreme chief ranger, at the
Grand opera house Tuesday evening.
The herald., 1894-05-27

Mr. aud Mrs. Richard P. Blaisdell are
expected home today from San Francisco,
where they have been for two weeks on
their wedding trip. They will visit the
groom's father on West Pasadena ave-
nue.. Miss Blaisdell wac formerly Miss
Goasage OF Chicago, the daughter of the
dry goods king.
The herald., 1894-05-27

Manager Martin Lehman has leased
the hall now occupied by the chamber
of commerce, and on September 1st will
open it az a music hall on the plan of
the Orpheum in San Francisco. Mr..
Lehman haze had plenty OF experience as
a manager and should succeed in this
his latest venture.
*~x
Here is another. Somebody is about
to build theater for the exclusive pre-
sentation OF light opera. The house will
oe somewhere on Broadway. will cost
$4,000, will be one-story, and will pre-
sent a new feature in the local theatrical
situation and will probably give its
manager plenty to think about.
x*x
Leonard Grover, sr, will take part in
the Press club entertainment to be given
soon at the Los Angeles theater; he
will impersonate a well-known local
character.
City Editor LIE Veen of the Express
is writing farce to be played by the
newspaper men of the city at the Press
club entertainment. 1t will depict in
realistic way the everyday incidents
that occur in a daily newspaper local
room. These incidents are not funny as
a rule to the newspaper men, but, as
played. should be of peculiar interest to
the public.
##x
Judge Mitchell is contemplating the
production here of tragedy which he
has written and which possesses the
qualities that should give it perma-
nent place both in literature and on the
stage. Mr.. Lawrence Hanley possibly
may present the drama.
The herald., 1894-05-27

The wall paper dealer of the city is Eckstrom.
800 g. Main at,
The herald., 1894-05-27

minsl At p. IN. for San Pedro, where
steam yachts will be in waiting. A cruise
OF several hours will be followed by
dancing in the pavilion. The party will
return to the city at ii p. m.
The herald., 1894-05-27

Wall paper hung, 1oc roll; 1913 S. Spring
The herald., 1894-05-27

USE GERMAN FAMILY soAP.
The herald., 1894-05-27

Wall paper. SC, 71zc per rolf a2s 8. Spring.
The herald., 1894-05-27

A. A. Eckstrom, 800 8. Main street, is where
you want to go looking for good wall paper at
the rigbt price.
The herald., 1894-05-27

The Catalina Yacht club is arranging
for an excursion for May Both. The
club, with its guests, will take the Ter
The herald., 1894-05-27

The supreme chief ranger of the In
dependent Order of Foresters, DR.. Oron-
hyatckha, will pay visit to Los An
geles, arriving this morning via Santa
Fe. An informal reception will be held
during tho forenoon at the /. .. +. hall,
245 South Spring, and public reception
on Tuesday evening at the Grand opera
house. Admittance by invitation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-03
Notes and Personals.

tits expected that Presidents vii
ford Woodruff and joseph r. Smith,
Bishop .. Il. Whitney and Elder
George Romney will attend tbs Mutual
Improvement Association conference
tomorrow. Bishop whitney IL an.
nounced 10 deliver lecture In tho
evening.
Company O., Second Regiment, n.
q. u, Captain Donhaltet's company,
are expecting their uniforms every
day.
Logan Paul and MI. Levy engaged
In night In tho opera house. NJ tbs
millHoie. ~ Thanksgiving evening
Levy, -Iked n young lacy 20 dance
aud Paul said she should not danes
with Levy, applying at the same tint
an Insulting epithet TO him. Inh
caused blows TO DO exchanged. Tbs
parties were separated and next day
were arrested. They asked for tepa
ratio trial, and the hearing will DO had
on Monuay.
A pleasant reception was given In
the Third ward assembly rooms las
evening In honor Of Elder w. Ii, Hat
ding's return from n mission 10 thu
Samoan Islands.
Deputy Sheriff wilkins took trip 4
Thistle yesterday aud arrested JOSEPH
Mccullough on charge OF selhn
liquor Without n license. McCullougl
put up $3.50 cash bond for hih appear
ance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-03
TRUSTEES SALE.

NVuERLAsi TuE n. 4. TUCKErT
w CANDY comphnyA corporation, On tho
l'ursd 20 Tue National Uuilding aud loan
aa,ocl ati0n of sAlg Lake City, ~ prnmissofy
mote Tor tho sum N three th0utkad tlJl0jl
liars, sud on tho same day Tor mo pufno,s
OF .reufnE me payment uftaiI note aud tho
NJ rest thereon the sAld u. A, 1urkttg candy
company executed and delivered 10 HoliyAr
ho1sfn' trustee, ~ eauAiu trust deed UPON
W. iolloWlng ggt,uled properly sItuHIed IN
.ne county " FAT LAfe anl IgrioTy u utah,
1he south half Of lot ak tsl, In block nina.
y,eEhg tpul, plaza" aalt Lake ClIy suTysyi
ass Arlsht ufWay beginning nygi rods Fasi "
Ahe norihWeri corner VI SAID los al ttl, thence
sasl Ton Nv feet, thsnes south ton 40 rods,
thence west ten uyl iogl, thence uoftE lru ti0i
RODS 90 the place Of beginning, Which sad
Nutt dtod Wa July recorded in tho once u
we county recorder " summit county, Utah
tHedI'No'J' on We ai' daI Of February. lsyll
where's said trust dead provided that
,s,e Of aeiaul1 in iho paYtaehg VI said pfomil.
,ofy note or Tue interest premium Or instsil.
menit, Or Auy pAFt thereof, then t6s ssid
lhuepltdnest should A once gscamo Que and
,alu pfemltrt should be sold by the tald uus,
AZ an. NV, yg.ior IN !fuis, At public suction,
Lake CITY, salt LAKE County, TITAN Territorv
~ oh sAll premises Or Auy part thereof a.
tn14ll us 'peeuel 10 the notice u such sale.
tlll uala previous nutlco Of such sale having
zen ENtn once ia oach week Tor -four succr..
1hr Wegst ~ any newspaper At that inns
f4ati-WNN Ah hNt ANuND OF SAT- Lake. and
nheIrh, SAID trust decd provided tlat ia
ESQ on We death " the said bolivar Hoberts,
WnsUe' lutu lhu secretary Of the sad NAtIonI
HaNu,uA SUI loan Association OF SAT- Iaka
~ aaou.n 20 apl was thereby appointed and
,.Aee tuyeelsof ln trust thrreuider with IKE
lyNtIs All authority ~ such trustee! and
b,' S,Isr,, KS ,1l9 bolivar Roberts, trustee,
NW gelhflel lhla mos ami
whereas, Hudson Smith 4, the duIy .l.rtst
lualnel Ani sclug secretary Of ths Isid Ma.
Huhh hul dlng ana Loan Assoriati0p OF san
LAae wy And ~ such IL tho successor IN truat
unlef aslu uusl deed; and
whereas, default has Teen made for mora
a ll ~ .anulhs 10 lhe payment OF tue interest
Whefraai tho legal holder OF aid bote haa
tle, leu 20 declare aud has dee inred tha sIitir,
amount thereof due, aud Wv 7'''S
Nhefnlt the legal holder OF said note has
requested she sad Hudson smith. surfgssor
IN 'rual under said trust deed. a. nforysait a.
proceed 20 aell such pfouertv uudgr M ~
MVry ENrn BY said trust dtgd Wv
houeelt hereby gwen thatI uuI.,u smith
tu,tH siuf lu trust, a. Htlreaaid WIN ON tha
WIN Gay OF December, lsli, al IL o'cIoek moan
ol tAlu lhIi ourr Tor sale NJ the front door Of
tht touhy court House, In saItIate enc
hAlt lAAo Counly Utah Terrlt0ry. Id puiiie
au,uoh, ana VII sell 10 the highcst and best
hluueI therefor i0r cash al OF Tho above 100.
,Ilnel premises Tor the purpose Of Eatisfyiur
Voc Amount lue upon sail urimsEury motto to.
kstutI WIN lle interest thereon and the cost
OF executing baid trust
y ~ ,oo,n HUDSON SMITH,
ttor8as, e.. No.. Trustee
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-03
The School Election.

Some tlms ago the party managers OF
the two political parties met End ngresd
to nominate one sot Of candidates Tor
members Of the board Of educAIioni TO
he voted for on the OH Of Dectmbor'
The First, Second aud Third wards
were 10 nominate Republicans and the
Fourth and Fiith wards Democrats.
The primaries were held last evening
and tho following candidates nomi-
natedi G.. ID. Glazier, First ward
Thomas John, Second ward; james
Hardy, Third ward; Joueph 4. Me-
Evan, Filth wafd. Tho above noml'
nations wero In accordance with the
agreements made Al the meeting Of tue
party manages; but the Fourth ward
Republicans refused 10 be bound by
tue agreement and nominated John
T.. Booth. rus Democrats Of the ward
nominated Il. A. Wilson. IL the
parties In the Fourth ward cannot
bridge over the bloody ohasm II may
cause tho other wards 10 break loose
from the agreement and tun Two acts
OF candidates.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-03
MAssHAL,s SALE.


DUBhUANr To AZ ORDER or SALE
aud decree o. foreclosure 10 ma
directed ly tho Thru Judicial District Court of
lhe ltrulu u Utah, shall expose at public
I,4lc, hl we west mont roor Of ne County Court
H4uao' ln We cry ~ salt Lake, County ~ salt
Lac, anl Territory OF Utah, on tue 10Th day
ul ittgmbcr 1874, al " O'Clock, M. an mo
ikhl, hur, ella M sud intrrUat OF William
eeuiAe, NARY j. hurAc, his wife EDWARD
tolpei AVS george ", Stern, Catherine \
.ltr aaron hcYaor, William Z. MulornirE
NAIy llAen, Union National UAnk OF SAT-
iAAe WY aeurporatl0n, edward IS, Wicss
Wusleg lof u ~. scott, N, ~. scott and 81 d.
hulnld j. w. Taylor and George Crocker.
ln,nt business under the arm name Of Prom
vnN'. nlotA company Of in, and to
w lengWlng described real estate situate,
y'nF ana heing in alt Lake CITY aud County
~ Wv letil,ory ~ CtAh, and described and
Commencing one hundred and seyonty 0vc
.i.1. legl cas-. frum tue southwest corner of lot
ihreo .il lu block utty,Ono lil, MAJ "A y .ait
..t.A, w euttcytnrucu North one hundred and
tllll} bMo llbl Ithruco cast forIy Hyo Itst
lctl' lheuce south one hundred and tuirty. M
. tll 'ees thehce west forty. i've tljJ feet 10
~ " svia 70 me property OF william Dur
hul MARY l. burke a. tho futt Of tbe NattonaI
'.nA ul We Htpuhllc ~ hAlt Lake CITY plap.
WI, ana MIA George W. Stern. ulalbtlu IN
N'l.h llalo anu now defendant Ia this con
tVluAleu action " cafes, rs, IS and I9.IgI
4urma OF sale, cash
NAT A. BRIGHAM,
ny JouS D, CusMocK. Deputy Malsbsi
NA'u Al s-N Lake CisJ, November 2ilh, 1884
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-03
SUMMONS.


Sarah Kahn, plaintiff.
John NJ D1ian. MarceiIA Doian his wife
Abort j. Robinson. aud Jane Dee Bobintoa,
his wife def udauts
The People o. ne Territory o. utsh soai
boiau. Sa vito. Albsri Ro6ins5a aud JAMS
Doe Robinson. bis wife, defendants,
UoU ARE HEREBY mQutHEp 10 an.
L pear IN 80 acu1n brought against YOU
Court Of the third Judlc.A District Of tho
Ierrtory VI Utsh aad " answer Tue comp aiut
disd therein uithls Yen Gays lsrciutivs - the
tsmmont-lf served uithiu this couhly: or Il
served cat ufthis esuhtJ, bvt In thn Gttrlot,
Wthla WsntY days; otherwise villain forty
sgsissi you. assordlhE 70 me prsJss Of ssid
rouulnf,A
The SAD action 10 row htte have dgmant
tFairtt defendants Dol an 90 the tum u ii.5IJ.
with intorfatat % per rent per annum from
Auril 2, ISIS, for il9 atiofuey's fee. Tor So 30
with stores, ilom Nsy ., ls9i. ior IS 81 win
tsrs,, FROM JuntA lsgi. Al ~ : pef cent psr
annumi for tath paf " plauuui aui fuf
oo,i, o. suit Llsfsd 20 % das on osfta.a
bo'sn 10 plalnta June ". lssl, Tor $3.50, vita
iutefsst A. DO per cent Yer Anuum-tAms haInH
due and wholly uspait save Tue sum " 1856
interest -andleiug secured BY 4 mortgage VI
even date on prsmItst hereinafter described,
enscuted by descendants Dllan 70 planua.
said nurigsgsd premises HAVING bcsu. aucs
fsndaut Albert J. huuintuu, tuhicct 90 lieu o.
said mortgage 10 have tls usuaI decree " this
court Tor The tA.s VI SID premise, adludEug
that prscetdf % such safe be applisd 10 pays
wrnt Of amnuuu dua a. above, that defend,
ants ana oil psrsoss glsimlrK under them 10
barred ana forrcl1sCf " all cium Or eqatty Df
redemption In SAID premises, and Tor other
felsf sad premises are described a. .oIioua
90 rit Al u iuta nufubefad from I 10 - Ia.
rIutirc, and beng al NE lots Comprising
Dolau's subdivision " . part OF block a. biat
A, Five Acre ilat, w ield survey excepting
lots % and 50 o. taf Subdivision, AZ situate is
Eat Lake CitT and tQuuty, Utah
And you are hereby nutInsf that n YOU fau 10
appeafand answVr she sid compliant - above
rtqu red the tai1 nlaintu viii apply 10 tha
court Tor the relief domandtd thersin.
Witness, the Hon samuel A. Merritt, lud o,
aud tuc seal - tho blsuIct Court 0f
the thlrd Judicial district. In aud
t6rAL) for the tsrrtory VI Utah, this IAN
Gay 0fJulY, 10 sue year Of our Lord
one thousand sigut hsn1rei aud
ninety four.
DAVID O. DUSBAE Clerk.
by gro u. IOuMta, Deputy UIork.