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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-05-10
6INGTON NOTES
Imp Too MaIarial for
|Eozey's Horses,
In Seem to Stand it all Right
(seeus Report Capital Gossip.

lngton, May -, " ELL ooA
: has been in Washington a
rhey are camped in a spot
s;cians declare to be dan
health and life, and from
oxey has moved his horses,
of the five hundred.odd
20 died, although some of
10 been sent to the hospital.
hints from admissions to the
venty.hve cents is charged
nm individual contributions
far been sufficient to feed
but as both have begun to
and the number of men In
constantly increasing, this
d of affairs may not last
bger. Large accesslons to
\ are expected this week.
las not been the slightest
bee between the police and
since the arrest of Coxey,
and Jones, for attempting
on the capitol steps. The
curt has teen crowded for
Tvs to hear their trial, and
as counsel, besides local
Senator Allen and Repre-.
Pence, of Colorado; Hud-
Kansas; Sibley, of Penn
Hainer, of Nebraska, and
brhis, of New York. The
expected to end this after.
tomorrow. Conviction is
and II secured the penalty
baby not he severe. Coxey
pts that his army is going
D here until congress passes
roads bill.
Democrats promise that all
foposed amendments to til
i shall be made public this
ID claim that they have fol.
potes--a majority-pledged
nended bill, but this claim
tied, as it is now said tn
"a senator's will be compelled
gislature that meets on the
IT,, to take their choice be-
tuslng to vote for the tariff
less duty of two cents a
ls put upon sugar, or of
Implanted by two men who
ls required. Both of these
were appointed by the gov
ill unexpired terms; both
|ucceed themselves, and the
re will decide. IT is an.
pcertainty added to those
Existing.
puse committee on railways
is was so favorably i'm
with the project of building
between the Ohio river anC
le, that it ordered a favor.
prt on the bill appropriat
quo Tor a preliminary sur
pe proposed route. Erie,
ND Plt'sburg, Pa, are tt
Prm'nsls of the canal.
sn't take much to make
VI representative laugh, par
when congress is in session
e, when DR.. MlCandless
Purg, sent to Senator Quay
T. a neatly bound bool
u Dig gold letters the it'll,
congress Has Done" n,
saw the transaction wa,
10 see MIR. Quay laugh
sent the book to Vic,
Stevenson, who ais
] and who in turn sent tn
senator PETER. The bool
until 1t had made the rount
ls.e chamber and every
ueo al 1t, yet it containe,
~ Joke; in fact it containe,
except blank leaves
wing that its title was aptl,
~ 1use committee on post
~ post roads has heard a,
IN favor of the bills no,
nal committee, providin
e Of ri, ownership an
ANAL an al telegraph lines, b
a Iua al chairman of the Ii
r ma, typographical commi,
, rsl Ghompers, president q
can ~ y Federation of Labo,
= T. ! Hubbard, of ash iul
~, . n e, secretary of til
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-10
AS TO THE NAyAJOES.
Captain William, Must Report tile Att.
tude OF Those Desiring TO
Winter la Utah.

Lieutenant Colonel Lawton. inspector
general Of the department Of the Colo.
RADIO, says Saturdays Denver Ncigs, lett
the previous evening for Durango,
where no will meet Indian Agent Dave
Day and proceed 10 tho point In Utah
where Ignacio and his Indians are
oamped.
Captain Williams, agent OF the NAya-
joes, has been directed by telegraph 10
maze an overland journey from Fort
Defiance, Ariz., aud 10 report upon
tho attitude OF 800 NavajOes who are
said to be preparing to spend the wintur
In the sunny valleys OF Utah. Colonel
Lawton will report upon tho sexual
state OF affairs 10 General McCoOk, and
the general will then decide whether
TO send troops TO protect the Indians.
IL In tht feeling At army headquarters
that the indians have stirred up the
Pittsburg Cattle company,and the con-
pany IN endoAvOrlug 10 arouse the PEG.
pie to fight the battles OF a private oof-
poTAtiOn,
"Tho IndlAus,n said AdiutAnt Gem
hrRl Ward Fridsy, "aro ~ peaosablu
IN lambs, ana have simply gone into %
region where their fJreiAthers lived
AMI died for hundreds VI yeats. The
cattle company claims the privilege VI
grazing ils cattle along tho streams,
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NNHEREAsi THE II, TUCEETT
W Candy company, coU6fatluu. uu tuU
tlih day on october, 1871, UsJHtrd hul ar.
lvofed IN tho National luuiuu uuI Ioan
association uf salt Lake CIV, he prumttslrV
note for tho sum Of three ti6asa.d IflUG1
collars, and on tho same day i0T the purpos1
OF occurring tho payment ui tiit uuta ANU thu
nj rect thereon, the SAD llA1urLrtt Candy
company executed hud delivered 30 BOLIVIA
Roberta, trustee, ~ certain iHtt deed upon
tne following described uIuptfiY auu4. "a in
!he county Of salt Lake and leutory of Ulah,
Tho south hair Of lot trtO,h 5foet nina.
" oRht lHsl, plat "a, +" SILT ldto tsIt. gtiffgg
also fright ufwHy beginning ntt. % rode ctst ID
tho northwest corner u sadl0lHn laI. thence
east ten 40 feet, thence south lon tltl rods
thence west ten tiJl ieCtthouftr0ftt tru ti6i
rods 90 the place OF beginning. ayhiTb atil
trust decd was duly recorded n tlp uuIeo of
lhu county recorder Of summit county. Utah
aud ''' '.'' !
whereas said trust deed pnyl1ed tbattp
case ~ Default In the paymflt0f said pr0mig.
~ note or lhe interest premium or inat4lI.
mgnW, Or any par. thereof, Mtu thp f4id
indebtedness should Nc once btglnuc dur ana
tMd prumiHea should be- g0ldby mo sUId tftls.
No or h.s successor iu trust hipuultt auction.
~ thg front door OF tho oUuH H1uHo iu sal.
Lake CITY, salt Lake CounV lI4h I'rrrita,',.
or on said premises or any Uart thereof
hnouIl ho specified In The Notice uE suc1 sFie
Nlll} Gays previous notice " such sale hEynf
~
tNe weeks IN any newspaper AZ tbat limo
published in the County Ot AallllEa. and
whereas, aaii trust decd pnutipd tb4t In
case of ihe death Ot tho said 'lollyar Hobsrt'
trustee then thn secretary OF The sand Nuflpr. 3
hHlulns ana Loan Association OF SAT- lakr
WY aloulh De aul was thereby appointed and
maze successor IN trust Hereunder vItb iitr
POWERS ana authority M such uusttsp. ana
whereas, the SAID Bolivar l0ICrts truatee.
~. departed this life; and
whereas, Hudson smith Ia The d1ly electod
lN1Nlrl and acting atcfohyOf ths SAID IA.
,onN hui ding ana lOan AtiOIattou oil SAID
under said trust decd, and
Whereas, default has bVeB mad. fo,. ,,o,.
un1 lst Hnn'n' ln ihe paymgnlol tuc luterttl
Nhcrcls. the legal holder OF faIn uotc has
o,e tol 70 10 larg ana nae declared rho rutir1
amount thereof due and
NNHltlH, tho legal holder Of faiN uota boa
requested tine sad Hudson Amib aur,.,.a.,,
ih uHl under said trust decd. al iforr.ntt ~
proceed 70 sou Zach prODefiy uuIrr tti.
monty given by sali tfuftdefd o."
Noure "a hereby gwen that Mud son smith
iNee sfnF 10 trust as bi0fpsdu WIN IN iI',
MN dhN ~ December, ISL III lo1r iort no..
ul tall lhY' nutr Tor taleuthe iront door III
Me touhy court House. 10 san IaLr enc
eAll LhEo County, Utah Territory. nj p,i,ili
auction, and viii aell 10 Ina b'5Hst' d. PHnN'
mdlor therefor tor cash AlUfihe afoy, AZ.
trluHl premises Tor tho puu6io az All .t,',,..
we amount duo upon saLl urom.sg, "a, ,,ot.. ,,Ht
E,'utr WIN tho interest thereon. and tbo cU.r
VI executing sand trust $40 ''H'
Z, W, MORSE, N"'VN 'M m ~,
Attorney Tor Tu1lee. '"''so'
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OBITUARY NOlEs.
WALTrn NM .lnNLnr.


Walter Irwin schmidt. son OF ihs laio
Belinda Pratt Musser, diei at tho sisters
Hospital NJ $40 am. SUNDAY morning
the 1ih inst He was taken down with
pneumonia while following his profess
sion o. dentist at Park CUy,on Monday
last, and the diseafu developed 90 rapidly
thai bis physician No oncl directed hts ~.
moval 10 this city, whore tho climate was
NOS 80 cold ana rigorous Soon after
reaching tho hospital, plcurlsy yet To-, and
his maiadlci soon assumed "a NAL guAnt
type " plourO-p pneumonia, which tormi-
natoi hi. no at tho hour aud on tho day
above NOTCH
Dr. Schmidt was born ln this city o,io-
bor DO, is5l. Whi'1 in bis comparative
youth ho fulfilled good two years.
mission To- the Indians OF Arizona and
Sow Mexico, uud1r tho direction Of the
laborcd soon afiur bis return from
that mission ho repaired IN Philh-
delphln, whore in two years more ha Ac-
Vuirod tho profession OF surgical DENTS.
Try, receiving diploma for faithful aud
giudl0us course aud conduct. Soon after
reaching homo from Philadelphia he
married Mamie Ann Morris, a daughter
Of tho lato William and DIautha Empey
M0rrls-a niece Of Bishops Empoy aud
Morris.
lio dlod holding an Elders commits.
sion, faithful aud truo 10 rho Cause oi tho
Gospel 10 leaves behind 10 devoted aud
VITO and two beautiful NJ
lie daughters, tho youngest but soyon
months old.
The funeral services will tako place nt
the sth ward meeting house az 1 o'clock
p. M, Tuesday, tho nth inst. Relatives
aud friends are cordially invited 10 ut-
tnnd.
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Redsnn FardlsY bend.

Elder Bedson Esfdley, Of the Sew
euth ward, died at hls home in this
city yesterday, Dec. o, after q long and
painful illness. Brother Eariloy has
been fof many yesrs proprietor u the
Deeeret pottery, being one Of the plo'
neora In his business in Utah. he
came 10 Utsh with one Of the htndcatt
companies, suffering the lfials incident
10 painful Journey across the Plsius.
During bis abode IA Utah he has been
fsith'ul, energetic worker In tic
cause Of truth, and has won the esteem
VI h large circle Of friends, who sym
paihizs deeply With his befsaveu
family. For many months he has
suffered from df0psy, tho result Of an
affection OF the heart and kidneys
brought on by inilammatory rhouma-
usm. lie has realized that the emu iu
mortality was approaching, and Looked
forward % the change without fear 1r
doubt. His funeral Will take place
from the Seventh ward meeting house
tomorrow, Tuesday, the services 10
commenco at 4 n. IN. Br0ihsr Estd.
ley wa o. ycars Of age GU the -Osn u
November lasf.
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TAKE CARE or THE BEES.
Suggestions offered BY a Practical
BDlaTIsi,
says nee Keeping ~ n Paying hnsi
ness In Utah when Conducted
in Proper Manner.

EiRor Bessret AeWG
In going around recently among cur
bee keepers We md many Of tue bees
in poor condition for the winter. While
many give the bees no protection atal,
Others that DO protect them cover them
20 closely as to shut Oh all ventilation,
which causes thsm to steam or sweat.
The air becomes foul, and u there is no
ventilation this foul air oauuoi ovap'
crate or escape. The bees then become
damp and the cold Kills them. In the
spring the beekeepsr fndi the combs
moldy and the bees dead. Thus We
see Tor successful wintsring bees must
be kept dry. Its plain that all pro-
lection should 10 In that direction.
Mr.. J.B. Scott, OF 5pfingille, Utah
county, VINO has been very tuccetslul
both in winlering and Ia obtaining
profitable returns from his tees, says
that for wintefing ho punches them
% together in rows. Then ho hIls
the section or top box full u chan
or sawdust, and also packs each row Of
the onus and at the back with the same
material. This method IL like putting
three or more men Ia the same bell
they keep each other warm; and the
bees thus Treated will commence BROOD
fsarlug earlier In the spfiug.
have packed up my bets this way,
putting strips across tue frames, thus
giving the tees free passage over
Them. Then 1 have put a piece Of
burlap, also piece Of screen
door wire between the brood anu
the chat to keep the mice 0uL have
removed the covers entirely and placed
gable-shhprd roof over each row.
This gives free ventilation aud tends 10
keep the bees warm Rnd dry. For
further information on this subject see
american lee journal, pages "a am
$50 Oi the present volume.
IL 1t 10 not practicable VI this time
OF the year for cur beokeepefs u pack
their bees Ms here described, they
should place tbom In rows ana cover
them with chad, straw 0r some other
material 40 ~ 70 keep them dry anu
warm; but dOu't smother them.
know Of one kind, sympathetic Doe
keeper that made large boxes about /
three feet square. He placed his hives |
in the middle Of these aud packed |
them Win thWuuht uuuet, over anu
around them. / nave been informed |
that from one Of these the cover was
removed, thus giving them air. The !
rest whore all smoIheTed; Ia the spriug |
the bees were dead aud the combs |
were wet and mouldy. They did not |
freeze, but died Of foul, damp air, ike
the British prisoners In the black hole
Of Calcutta.
/ could give many Instances OF this /
kind but think this IL proof enough |
that the bees need protection, but they |
must be- kept dry; anu you cannot |
keep them dry without ventilation.
With proper management, Doe keep
ing IL one VI the very beat payingin-
dustTies In Utah; but II 10 sadly neg-
leoted. Many neglect their bees Tor
something else much lusa profitable.
Now II our beokeeping'irieudswill iden-
tiiy themselves with the buekeepett'
associations ana Interest themselves In
tho industry, they will IND II good
paying Investment, anu II will adj
much 10 tho revenue 0fths Territgfy.
Il. 3. LJvEsY.
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snMMnNs.


Sarah Kahn, plaintiff,
w.
John NJ Dolau, Maraah D1sn bis wife.
Albert j. R0Jinton. aud Jane Doe holinaon.
Ths Peopio OF die Torutoy o. Utah send
greeting 30 John A. u0M and Marceila
DoIan. bis wife. Albert > lmlhign and Jane
Doe Robinson. his wife dtiehdints.
Xvou ARE HEREBY gtQWIED TO ap
pear 90 no action hnnnt ngainst YOU
bY ihoauovo named plaintiffs ln she Distract
Court Of thc Third Judicial % strict Of the
ttutory Of Utal sud 90 thiFtt 90 q conn aIut
"a therein within ten dtyi enc gtigc 81 tbs
day of strricel after the iefJttou ygu o. tHis
tammonu-if served within ihi CeTntF or Z
served out - VIE eouny, lul % this eietriot.
within twenty dayt. olhevia wii1n forty
days-ar Judgment BY default WI b. tssea
agiiass Yea. aeeordingn mprayez 81 saii
Th6taii action is ron Mohva dgment
hFairit defendants uoI ON 10 thtsum ~ s4,51.
tn interest nt % per cent re- auuuu from
Apu 2, l.al. ior ~, auoiugl lee .for az %
with interest from May 2, Tor IS 81, vita
inherent FROM May ~ 1891, Tor iit l1. with in.
ttreat from June 8, 1874, ~. as per cent per
annum. ior .9Nes PAD ~ rhntin, aud Tor
pr0mlsa0ry note executed Nv defendants
noan ~ plaintiff June j.! Ia Tor fts1I. with
int Cst AZ Do pcr cent per ahnlH same being
duo and wholly unpmi fs,o he sum % $50
interest land being sceutcuUyA mortgage %
even dafC on premises hereinafter fctefiInf
executed by defendants pHm TO uiaInuH
NAIA NANN Tvs NNA NlNAAlANA NHNNN NNNua N|N"N
execution % said mortgage, conveyed 10 dee
PENDANT Albert j. iouln'Un, tuIUrl 20 lion %
said mortgage, 70 have thcu'ut decree 90 tbs
court for the sale u said premises. udludEng
that praceeds o. such sAloul tpI "a 90 pay.
mrnt Of amounts due A. shovel that defend
ants and ali persons claiming thlCr them be
barred AMI furcclosCd Of alr.Im ur c4utty OF
redemption 30 SAID prcmfai and FOR Other
relief SAID prcmIfca arc deichhUI az 10 lows
tn Wi.' so ~ lots numbOol imm D 60 - tu.
c.usIyr and being ail Wo I0u computing
n1Uun'H suhdlyision ~ uputoiDIocE e. riat
4. fIfc Acre llat, lig fr.dtuueN. excepting
Toto DO and 80 90 saii tuhdlUt1b all situate lu
fa't Lake DIiF and County, uuh
And you sro hereby moulded IhN ~ v1a fail 90
arrear and answer che said t1HpIr Hut "a above
rJqu red The saiI plai1tf VII apply 90 the
court Cor thc 20 lei demanded ltff~In.
witness The Hon. samuel A. Nrrriff fud q,
and the a0Il NJ ibs WtLrIrt Count uf
The lhIr1 Judicial WHr.HI in aud
(6rALl for the IctrI0ry0' utsH, this ittu
day OF July, no the yer 20 Our Lord
one thousand tghl h-udrad aud
ninety four
DAVID o. DUNBAR. clerk.
by Gro d. Looms, DcHaYUoFk
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DUR5UASr TO AN ORDER or SALE
A to me directed by tho Third District
Court, " the Territory OF Utah, shall expose
az public sale, az tho west front door OF tho
county courthouse (at the new city and county
hulidins), IN tho city Of salt Jake, county
Of SAT- Lake and Territory Of Utah ON mo
lNh DAY OF december, 1904, nj 10 O'Clock m
hll tho rlghL title, claim ana interest OF
Elizabeth q, irkurshnm and IurnogA, Wicker.
sham Of, 90, Ani 90 the following described
real estate, situate, lying nnd beng in NaIt
lows, totwii
Commencing At tho northeast corner OF lot
clEll lsl, block seventy two ti2l plat - d"
taIt LAKE Oily survey AMI running thence
foulherlY ono hundred and seventeen Ulg
foot, lncnea westerly seyenty'two t12l feet
thguee nptlhery one hundred and seventeen
tllll iugi, thence cRstoriy seventy Two az! itcf
10 inc pace OF hpgiuung. Together with %
perpetual right oi way over roadway ON thH
south SIDE Of said above described prouuriy.
To be fOld 49, the property OF tliE both g. Wlet
orsham and TuruerA Wickorsham at the sult
OF Charles -troee
Terms Of sale. Cash
NAT 81. BRIGHAM, U. 8. Marshai.
by J. L. AkCuEk Deputy Marshal
Dated December ath, 1874.
sAWrER q fursAM, Attorneys for Plalnua
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mARsHAL's SALE.

DURsUANr To Az ORDER or SALE
j and doofso OF foreclosure 10 me
directed by the Thru judicial District Court OF
the Territory Of Utah, shall expose A. public
sale, 90 tlu WUat front door VI tho County Court
House iu the riiy ~ salt Lake, County Of salt
Latt, aud Territory OF Utah, on the 2Oth day
Of December, 1874, at u o'clock m. oil tho
right, title, ella N and interest or William
hurke, Mary J.. BURKE hIs wife Edward
Topper Mrs. George vs.. Stern, Catherine
Dyer, Aaron kuyser, William 4. McCornicE
Mary huzcu, onion National Bank OF salt
Lake city corporation, Edward o. Wlcks
trustee Tor ~ H. scott, II, ~. scott ana ~ 49,
bufnrd, j, w. Taylor and George Crookcr,
doing business under the dem name OF Prom.
ontuiY stock Company Of in, and 20
the following described real estate situate,
lying hni uulng N salt Lake CITY and County,
"a Tie Territory Of Utah, and described and
bounded a. follows towlt3
Commencing one hundred ard seventy 1--WE
tlial foot oasl from tne southwest corner nj lot
three ~ IN block hfiy'one on, plat "a" salt
lhkc.tiiy cBlhence north one hundred md
thirty two tl3D feet thence east forty live itll
fccG thence south one hundred and thIrty.tWo
(lill foot, thence west forty i've tliI feet TO
the place OF beginning,
10 30 sold 10 the property OF william Hur. O
aud Mary L. burke 90 the SUIT OF the National
Hnnt N tho hopuhlc Of SAT- Lake CITY plain.
tu, ami Mrs. George w. stern, plaintlu, Ia
action 4 lH1h and now a defendant 10 this con
holldutod action OF cases, lg,835 and l2,lu3.
NAT NJ, BRIGHAM,
u, \, Marshal.
ny JONI q CuMMOcK, Deputy MARSHAL
Dated 40 SAT- Lake cry, November 2ilh 1884,
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greeting.
Jennie Alexander ucuIamlu Stgiuwau, lttaC
Butler. AMI samuel Butter, GO rartuc. as
Butler irutncrt. Henri lurc. William 'uhs %.
lacmAn, Jonathan iurc. % kisemAn ana O..
Michael, co.pargutra a. lice, ttit Company
p So. Morrison, EDWARD MtruI, samuel
Merrill qud iuumas A. Kent. GO partner az
Mormon, urriiI company Howard Jaur'F
Jauroy s. Company. Rockford suareuder tom.
pauy, q corporation, a, Is We. lms. a W.
tllup Company, n corporation, Henry Ntu.
ataitrr. jacob Ii. NcustaItcr, David Ncustai.
wanger, co.pauuefs as NcusiHdtgr hlutncfH
and salt Lake Construction toapauy 10 rors
You IA Ecfrsy rslu.fed 20 appcsr in an ac.
ton brought Againtt you lY ihe above name d
plaintiff lu the distinct Court OF the
third Judicial nltirlct OF thl Territory %
boz within zen days .cAsl1sivc " tle day 1f
frfyIcul after tHU service on you ~ thg aums
muusaf served wltlIu tlls t1uuty ur, u
served out ~ tht couutY butt tuia district.
daya, or Judgment ny default will bee taken
ngsnti you, according 20 tho prayer OF said
iGeaaid uctiauts brought Co have Judgment
nHa.Hst defendant % Alexander fYr tl,.ul,
win interest thereon go peg cent pyr uuuuu
from November 70 wa tnuI pa.l. hni Cog
$50 Attorney Toes aud costs OF HuIis alleged
90 be- due uu certain pfomistuiT u1ig made,
executed and delivered g. ono samuel Luaeu.
thai by HiiI dcfeudant Alexander, huYumhef
p, Isul. for 500, Win interest at Uor cont
uvr anuum from date. anu secured uy mort
gage ~ even date un premises herClnHftgr
uoFCuuyt5 tnht uu January 90, lfA, said
Samuel aud FANNIE l.Uscuthal Tor value us,
aIgupI sGi1 murfEaEH and note 90 plaiuiii
herein, WHO owns amt ll.Is sAii note and
m0rlFHEp, no pafi % which has been PAID. tl
have thu usual decree % tuIH court Tor the sale
~ SAID premises tlHt inf prucrUIH ~ turl
sale be applied BOZ way ment Of amounts due ID
above. 90 have judgment Tor tNH.ruUT nrlHs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-10
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
mo 0HuTy AInlng company

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT At
~ meeting OF mo board OF directors
Of the IuEfIy Mining Co, held ON me l11h
gay OF N.FumuCElsIl, IN assessment OF e.eNnn
Ht9rt uf tag gagpaiatlon. payable Immediately
20 lahar Jennings, secretary, az the eonpany r
uWetf room %, lu tba Deserot NAhohal hAhh
uululnE, sat Lake Ditv. Utah Il,
Any atprs upon winch said asaefameli thMl
remain unpaid ON Monday, DcceWner l''nI
!e'l ahall become delinquent and ~ AdYtrIaea
Tor aAlt,Anu uuluHs payment 10 haue ptlete'
VIII ho sofa at public auction, IN Thurslhy,
January SD, lsal, Htl1 u'cloo M, ~ tue once
OF ne secretary. 90 IGy delin, uent nssessmen,
N1selhur viii tln cost OF advertising an.
directors
IsAAJ JENNINGS,
secretary.
Salt Lake civ, U,ah. November 10Th, 1871.