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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-14

2.itSr$ OF Iizor 1Satas In and Asoss
abe CITY.
oTRA EozzE thi. e7srins-Gznd
eoao=g: By The o-ehe.ttL
ICE PoIine iorua has 20. oct ths:,
simmer llzHt helmets, ed - sooa IL
thsy Ue cleaned up Till coo thea once
more
i XAzzTteE EcaaIe E1s iesae3 s1tu--
day 10 Frank Irwin, CT Pittsburgh. aeed
q :a6 4aaie G.sy. also o. F.tburch,
sgd 81
sr-cEoIr eTeoIos tie bait operating
;Se electric li-hi plast 70; Near; Pax
broke &ad The pz,t VS. n dI,knsssf for
s7ae tine
THE tCneszl o.ths late ElrTy Fritz, oi
;h= Eighth =ard, yeIiecd1T I~tserEoon,
Tts one CT the Host largely .i:ea6sd
san there 70. yezr.
TEr Bavu;zn society gave 81 e1e1r-
sion up :hs river .~s::srds!. l. Essu5t
laccsl: zseodsd, b5,:hese onboad bad
avery enjoyable tine.
ErGR- freight cars. loaded Ei.h Iron,
Ee:s de-4ilA BY n collision il the 3. L
O. yard 2: BzaEooi Iuceiioa Saturday.
oct I'd cazazs resulted
ELEE !~e=tz,day ncraIaz atzrrsocE
Of carrier pigeons. I'VE. 100 oi ;hea.
from Jeanette, Pa, II. released here
"a e ho-sEz,i ThsT &c: os rery
u;alr.
ATI niiatsh: last nizh. osoa
D0azTie and Mo.1a arrested George
0SEilL Ee hsd il his r~o=s&ssioa g
:lb'e ca5tor, which he ha5 probably
E:osn Ron so-e reE:zcrsa.
NEa JoES }lcCorto1oE, Q. Sbor.
Greek. vas ;hroEa from her 5osyy
north oi toIa Sl.1rd,y, By ne: horse
running o5. and Vas Tery badly in
i1red, being u1eo1s&97s when size -ss
picked up
TIE g-z1ice O. Thirteenth E.rse,
:hro2ch Hznpdea Place eas. 20 Woods
street hss bee1 completed I. makes g
decided change il Appearances ths,e-
The aeo5ad re.iieaoe Is aos bang ecec-
I'd IL HanP6eu place
AcLAs Of twenty peraons Eta or3da-
81 yesterday morning Z: the Zion Lcta-
: a chcrch- The cau-ch "a. hand
soneIy decorated The new Manner
eao- sa-g:7o special selections and The
cau-ch ehoir sook pa,. in the exercises
TIE larger Ct the two MONKEYS
bro1-h: nome By eI.Uai.sd States Goa
sui Qe.zplGins, which has been 1t the
county jail for come tine, -xs taken 20
whe4iag Park SiturdsT. The smaller
one i destined !os the :-us place
to-day.
The 2aorgaaiIed Church Of Jesrs
Chr;s: OF La:teI Day Saints, o; North
Sea~ood. commonly known IS Nor
mons, held aTe.J interesting tEo-dzy
a@tiag SATURDAY. and yesterday. The.
o~azreg.tioa /. in q Aor.ahiag coadi-
lion
TEz Smith Bre5irs Company hzviny
i.z reT bo:tled pale ale ready 60. the
market, sent liberal samples abor. to
il. friend. Saturday. The ale Tss pro
nocncd By experts : vsrr supe,ie,
article, and III. predicted tha. il /: the
cou2slT his q Ii1re..
GE.J. ". M47EEs division Uniform
ed R1akE 3 Of P, Of SenEood, gave 8
very zuceAzial picu:c AZ Mozart PARK
Saturday afternoon =aG evening The
uniformed divisions sad many other
Knights, So vel q hcIdred= Of ouaid-
e-, were present Neizter played.
AGSEzIL alarm G: Ere Eas soruded
Saturday, evening 81 $50 O'Clock iron
box No. y The dreuen found the
stable :. BalIar Saot'z bakery, on South
li4ia street. OF ire Z boz. il lighting
! cigar, had started the ire. The
flames were coon un6e. control, aud lit
Re damage .ssci.e1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-14
INEH

TIE report E&z received and e5oo.ed
As1o=n Of trades assembly committees
Ters EaV1sr.ed 10, their services
ahile :he Galviai,a -eo he-a
The organization COMMITTEES reported
the organization c: MIXERS in the III
G.oTe district
The sane committee za3e : report
regarding TIE local ncIic.l union, aud
~ hours discussion tcIoEe3 The
American eosu.t band il made rp OF
rnioa Daa, Ee25ea c; Garfield Assem-
bly,, Knights Of Lsbo, IGsar aake.zl,
and shey Tzc. TO orssai-s 8 musical
uaioa Cnder :be Eli.hts Of Labor.
Ths.e vG sooa opposition to This
cocrss. 1t b=!1g advocated tbs: I'll arsy-
eians should % il ons ors1ci-l;ica.
The csiG.:oc the Ane.itln corae. pao-
pie made 10 this E3s tina. .hey would
asys 70 charge :he saus scale IS the
Opera House baad, aa6 81 tisir music
Il inferior 20 tha: baad. they would De
able 20 do nothing. !; vas sid also
tha. the Er=iGsas' organization would
nakeaspsc!al scale tor this band The
Da:tsy Tzs enal!T referred to The o.szr-
.La.ioa committee With order. 20 eEer.
oca organization for Gil she uu.iaaa.
PresiGen. Robertson reported tie
Ohio Waller China Company had :c!!-
filed its oSoai:s and given Transport
t1:ion 20 the Imported po.ters, back 20
Germany. One, Eraace, had been ra.-
bic to re.ura OF zococn: CT having :
family here.
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PLUMBING. ETC.
PLBEBIEG lid CHS FITTING,
STEIN lid HOT EIIE2EElHll.
Eotls. 10 Eltlfal Gls CoaaaaE!

1900 and $50. Market sse-e- whs.s,ss
40
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SIIKS Bl1ck, Cream AID Colorei
olLiNO. Iadias sc up. Go. ".
SSodE L Co.

The Panhandle Dyeirg establish
uea:, Owned By John EeilEe;ar, q: 70
1881 MarEe: street. Is ;ae best equipped
hor.e c: l.. kind in Wheeling. n add
,ioa to ;hs dyAng and Ge.aia. depart
nents 4 cosps O: Erst-cizsa ,ailo.s --e
employed. who can DO repairing Is sea:
IS j: IS possible Clothes aud lad;@s
garments. cleaned or dred. ca be made
to look Ike reF. Satisfaction gcs.ac.
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The following are the otaeers OF Res
cue lodge OF Good Teapiars fo.. the ca
sizing year: Past chist teaplz,, 7. ".
Simpson, ar; chief tenaiar, EGma
Myrtle; vice teapIar. Joseph Hubbard;
secretary, Ellis Wells; treasurer, Ia-
bella Simpson; chnplata, r. W Siup-
son, IT,: 1ar,hai, Eddie Reid; depaty
MARSHAL, Alics Stnpsoui guEri, Carrie
sentinel, Johu Smith.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-14

Iha. OTTO s4NPIEE / SIMON Pzrrhass IA tie be: deal ere, zI..ts
Child.ea. Clothes. tie biggest the visI. We 4: E=eSi re sex ra3zI
clear q 5 whistle Of rTEEr szozz PATS SRI her hEt Thsy are 20; IL;
Of odd sa3 ecd.. but rez1l-, lines fan I'D complete i E5=s a-5 s:Jl.I-
teta styles, 20, ;hs rSsesi e7eS.s ant ;ro7 makers WIG ara tta7-. IL
!dsir EcP+Ho- t&s:s and :1s-. We possstssd oZ-ssiTe. a ;AA= hz25rtdI
Of Suits, -os: Is asaE - al iAs eo:si-g sssre, il Wasli-Z 81 togeta.;
hsTe rs Crlks tay a ttsi.s- z-d E2-Esi tas pd-cs!y qualities :: besrs.?
Pnc=- IGe-e il - goo3 81 any oCT aa1 CIT EI: i, sTE-T s2t lie Thas
soekis cozp!e.s- Dosel d;Es:=c: Sadas have beea d.Tl5si i-:o izIt
three loa,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-14

Tbs Wheeling ateel plan: shu. down
Saturday until Wednesday. owing 20 the
!scE OF 5 supply oil iron Ffdsy nights
rua =. this plant vas the largest made
since the plant Eas rebuilt, about 30
tons being produced o. the one turn.
al the ea7!oyss will roE hustle 70 beI,
.his record.
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soId.

Tho Cia,endoa Hotel. !: S. Clairs-
vius, vas cod Saturday by Assignee
Joba Pollock for $1,000 L vas
knocked down to Fr1ak Sedsxiek. Of
Aar:ia's Ferrr, either fer himself or
parties unknown as yet
I: H7s appraised II S!s.50l 1 join.
stack COMPANY he'd a mortgage Of SI9,-
OE1 M IL
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III HC Eizzed Iadizs iec up,
ssoox Sea, this weak
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TRADES ASSEMBLY.
Various Matters Passed Upoa Yes.
.ertsy Aas--ooa
TIE MUSICIANS DIFFICULTY
Came Up and Was Discussed At Con-
siderable LsnStS-TheSqaIrr Ankle
Difficulty Diseassed and Acsion
I.ken-Sew Delegates Obligated.
Several BoIcolss Ordered.

Tsi:e,3IY Is!er5eea .reEalts Hs:-
Ing Of tie Ohio Valley Trade. and Labor
Assembly. zu hed, presided orer BY
P~naidsz: Rieast5 Robertson. Eith Tom
'. s:uhbury a: he ds.t: There %: ;
very t,it LiIeaisses O. delegates
Atele,1aas oiEa Grurs miners ~,
present 10 atsss t;1;sasa: regarding
the Sqaise AIki, tizeal:r. sad asked
the assembly to proc-S3 =iia The nsl.
Ter. The ooaai:tee reported TIA: a. &
nsss meeting :: Yin GroYe resolutions
had besa .50psad regarding this 45lt,,
these tie eaais.ae resd hsio,e the ~
tsaolr. l; vas decided :aas the Assem-
bi!s COMMITTEES thAll u: Ia eoniuac-
toa With lie Ea Grore eona!aee.
The tolovins asE delegates we're 3D.
nis:sd and ooGes:ed:
Mise:E No I3-Fred Byteases and
Georse BcrioE
Prirters' No 7a-w. 6. C.,tia.
Potter Ne %Si-Joseph Czaroa
and T. c Green
Tobacco wcrksrE No 4H7.-Michssl
Carer.
Tie niaer.' delegates reported tia.
their strike IL still on, Eish good
eh1aoes for ultimate scooes. TIE pot
terr delegates reported 60 change in
the EsrI;:oa reZ.rGicE their iInks.
Typographical Union No. 20 reported
taz: he C-TE SCI. E3::ar IS being
pushed
Tas po.a,z' delegate. asked for boy.
costs or !vo boarding house kespe.for
taxing IN "sab po:tsy! EorksrI- On
motion Of Delegate the matter xiii be
Investigated before action /. :Skea-
The miners Ee,a slso altar : b5Tcot:
co zloeal p=StiiuS Eire, the o=rers Of
which hare eesa :1ra:sh!.s coal 70 sac
Wheeling eGvET CoapsAy 2ad also 70
small c3IIruar. L EA szid ucz-
raicn miners were employed there
Miners hsd Talud % the zine oup-
Ell and her h45 promised 10 -re,essen
tie n%oo-urio1 Een, 6u: ;ab her had
failed 70 Ca Tbs b1!co:: vas :1-Eed
O..
The Lsse1oblys Eo!:er reported o.
TaT;o1s Gat.e-s which had beea refer
red % hin fo- iaTez:!Sa2o- 2ez1rS-
ics the Sqcise Arkls Elm GroTa as=, he
reported iae nate: ao| il :he ha,ds
OF The board OF eocnsJ commissioner
He reco1asaded The employment. o.
Al :i;oroeJ % represent the mixers Be-
fore the board OF cenai.i7a4cs !,
:het- n.It n=a.irE Tia repor: Tzs
received aad giop;ei- = delegate
moved the ap7oIatnea. Q: s COMMITTEES
% =: IN conjunction win the Ea
Grove Glaissa The motion pre-
rallied and The pszSidsa: a2nai Mes.rx
Rleyr Sanders, Gressn, Sins scd
Elo:o Is the co91it.a.
The s'bi:e: also reported O. !Ss
sciioa isksn by assembly committees
during the stay il Wheeling Of Colonel
CAIRNS arm Gonsy hSd besa cci-
iec.ed q :clloG:
1cE7E
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-14

VIII Be Of value 70 the world By Illus.
tra:inc The improvements ia the
nechacieal arts aad eminent ply
fisiaus will eliyou that the progress in
medicinal SCENTS, has been 0; equal
Importance, and Is 8 Strengthening
laxative that Syrup OF Figs Is far in s6-
yaaee OF al Others
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SEw GOODS POPULAR pE1cE,

Te cordially taTits yo7 u call AID Ia
fP<et oET lA--e and haEdtons ASssrEnGe;
OF FprvtS7 Aad Da7sIti- WeoisaS, CO.
brasto= all standard aaEss and nsE-
est SphnE Novelties fcr 1896
The ,sJttSA appearance aai sa7edor
aE.sA Of or Sz-aset1 E7eaE for ths=-
EeiTeI.
A fsn ll-e Of Cent? YathleaAeis Fur.
nitEisEs, i~HeiadI1. 0zy Pep1lAr ~ HaIt
c HESS : SONS,
T~asG!oEaSis IlFlorI AID GeEtE- HE-ZIih.
er, 1891 aad E&1 Is-tst Street
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HtEss4-Fz-shAs5 Eez
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Qzr SsT; osE=-Nfs P.E
!-getrT EsESsE.s--SesttA 5--
I~oE-st-GoA 2 s.a! = Co-EsSA Piss
LA5.H Estty-Xfs s=a-Gsn = TTTEz--
Sri PI-T
SIR. s.s s.-Ges XsrsSkoa-Er>G
PG=G
Eg2ia Prrs
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Hi Ee=s-Tts H=s-EtAts SseE
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DIRECTORS.
0atdhQemRn
N.r Aar.rr.aa.A

oes.. No,. = asI u 7oaTs-ata street.
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N=i;s-< Of ,Tl=o- Isasas Ia na4 Asozs
re C,r.
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THs E41d TEr 5nI ;: tSs Ez=I loz
WA S-n IL sTE! SsTe1GsE!k-SIa 4
49,. E5t=T sCA =eJ A4s7-.o=A {,
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Tl gre cT:T viii sTE.J pzrShase (
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-03-11

SBERIFF'S SALE-Notice is hereby
given that pursuant to an execution to me
directed. by the Third Judicial district
of JameS Crismon and against Thomas
Sappipgton to satisfy q judgment of two
hundred and ninety-ntne ($299-9O dollars
and ninety cents, and costs of suit and ac-
cruing costs and interest | have levied
upon all the right, title and interest of
Thomas Sapplngton. of in and to the fol-
lowing described real estate, situate, living
and being in the West Mountain district,
Salt Lake county, Jtan territory, and de-
scribed as follows, to-wit: All the right,
title and interest tOwit: SeVen-fifteenth
G-15) undivided interest more OF. less, be
longing to Thomas SapIington, in and to
the Kearsage lode mining claim, located
May Eth, 1890, by John j.. Pierce, said no
tice of location filed and recorded on said
day in book 20" page 2s2, of the mining
records of said district which for a more
particular description is herein. referred
corded in book ID" of mining abctracts
page 224 in the recorders office of Salt
Lake county, Utah. Also all the right
undivided interest more or less belonging
to Thomas Sappington, in and to the Sap
pinston lode mining claim, located June
goth 1892, by Mary F. ATnett and Thomas
Sappington, said notice of location record
ed in book 'P," page III of the mining
records OF said district, which for d more
particular description is herein referred
to and made a part hereof. Also all the
right, title and interest towit: An equity
of redemption in sever,-ffteenths (T-15) I'M
divided interest more or less of Thomas
Sappington in and to the Monitor lode
mining claim, which notice of location is
recorded in book M" rage 45S in the
Office of the recorder of said mining dis
trict, located and filed for record May
3Oth, 1879, and recorded June 1st, 1919 or
iginally located by Joseph Smith and j. L.
Pierce. said location amended June 80,
1890 as recorded in book 90" page $50 of
said mining district by John L. Pierce.
which notice of. location for more partic-
ulal description is herein referred to and
made a part hereof. Also all the right,
title and interest to-Uit: A two-thirds
t20 interest more or less in and TO the
Eureka lode mining claim. located by John
l.. Pierce or the It'll day of January, 1892
book ''P" page 6S, of the records Of the
said West Mountain mining dictrict
which notice for a more particular de-
scription reference is herein made and the
same is made a part hereof And will
expose the same for sale or so mich there
OF as will satisfy said Judgment of two
hundred and ninety-nine ($299.90) dollars
ard ninety cents and costs of suit and
interest thereon at s per cent. per annum
from December 30th, 1898, and accruing
costs, at the front door of the court house,
and territory of Utah. on the 18th day Of
March, 1894 at u o'clock noon. To be
sold as the property of Thomas Sapping-
tor at the suit of james CrismOn VS.
Thomas Sappington. Terms of sale cash
WILLIAM MCQUEEN, Sheriff.
BY A. H STEELE. Deputy.
Dated at Salt Lake city, this 3rd day of
]. K. Williams. Attorney for Plaintiff.
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for the Third judicial district of Utah
TERRITORY, county Of Salt Lake, Mrs. Geo
Mary L.. Burke. Catherine E. Dyer and
the National Sank of the Republic.
corporation, defendants. Summons The
ing: To William Burke, Mary L. Burke,
Catherine e. Dyer and the National Bank
of the Republic. corporation. defendants.
You are hereby required to appear in an
the Third Judicial district of the terrs-
tory of Utah, and to answer the com
elusive of the day of service) after the
service on you of this Summcns-if served
within this county; or, if served out Of
twenty days; otherwise within forty days
or judgment by default will be taken
against you, according to the prayer of
said complaint. The said action is brought
to have judgment against defendants in
the sum of $25,G00, with interest at 8 per
cent. per annum from December 25 1892,
in United States gold coin for $52734 taxes
paid by plaintiff, with interest at per
cent PEI apnum from September To- 1892
for $1,000 counsel fees and costs of suit:
alleged to be due on certain promissory
note executed by defendants Burke to one
Edward Pepper, June 25, 1890, for $50 600.
with interest from date at 9 per cent
per annum, same being due and wholly
unpaid save interest to December %, 1899,
and being secured by a mortgage execut-
ed by said defendants to said Edwin Pop
per, Jnue q, 1890, on premises hereinafter
described; said note and mortgage having
been duly assigned to plaintiff who IS
now the owner and holder thereof, to have
the usual decree of this court for the
foreclosure of said mortgage and sale of
said premises: that proceeds of such sale
be applied in payment of amounts due as
above; that defendants and all persons
claiming under them be debarred and fore
closed Of all claim or equity of redemp-
ton in said premises; that plaintiff have
Judgment for any deficiency and for other
relief; said premises are described as fol-
lows towit: Commencing at southwest
corner of lot 3, block ST. plat "A = Salt
Lake City survey, running thence east
Us feet, thence north 132 feet, thence west
125 feet, and thence south 132 feet to Begin
ming, situate in Salt Lake city and coJln-
ty, Utah And you are hereby notified
that If you fail to appear and answer
the said complaint as above required the
said plaintiff will apply TO the court for
the relief demanded therein.
Witness the Hon. Charles S. Zane.
Judge, and the seal of the district
court Of the Third Judicial district.
(Seal) in and for the territory of Utah.
this 29th day of December in the
year of cur Lord one thousand eight
hundred and ninety-three
HENRY C. MCMILLAN. Clerk
BY GEO. d LOOMS. Denlltv 'Tt'~~ir
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SnGlEIlES
NOTICE.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
IN pursuance of an order Of sale,
made and entered by tile probate
court of the county of Salt Lake.
Utah territory. on the 9th day OF
April 1885, in the matter of the estate of
W. z. Johns, deceased, the undersigned.
administrators with the will annexed Of
said estate, will sell at public auction,
subject to confirmation by said court, the
following real property, situated in the
city and county of Salt Lake, Utah terri
tory and bounded and described as fol-
lows, to-wit:
seventy-five (75), plat d. Salt Lake city
survey; commencing at the southwest
corner of said lot one a and running
thence east one % rod, thence running
north ten 00) rods; thence west six 90
rods; thence south ten C0) rods thence
east five 90 rods TO the place of begin
ming, containing sixty 500 square rods of
ground.
Said sale viii be made on Saturday. the
Path day of March, 1894, at u o'clock noon
of said day, at the front door of the
county court house of said Salt Lane
county which county court house is 10
Gated at the corner of Second South and
Second West streets, in the city of Salt
Lake Salt Lake county, Utah territory
Terms of sale, cash.
Administrator with the will annexed of
the estate of w Z. Johns, deceased.
IoofbouroW & Kahn,
Attorneys for said Administrator
Dated Salt Lake City, Feb. %, 1891.
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TERRITORY OF UTAH, COUNTY OF
Salt Lake, City of Salt Lake. SIS. In the
Justices court, Fourth precinct. Thatcher
Brothers Banking company, corporation,
plaintiff, VS.. John SAINT, defendant Sum
mons. Demand, $3.50, interest and at
torney's fees. The People of the terri
tory of Utah, to John SAINT, greeting
You are hereby summoned to be and ap-
pear before me, the undersigned, at my
office in Salt Lake city, Salt Lake coun-
ty, Utah territory to answer a complaint
fled against you herein by said plaintiff
within five days Exclusive of the day of
seryice) if this summons is served on
you within said city; within ten days if
served on you outside of said Salt Lake
city, but within the county of Salt Lake,
and within twenty days if served else
where. Said action is brought to recover
from you the sum of $3.50 due on pronnis-
sorry note made and delivered by you and
one r. Davis on November Sth 1893 to
Thatcher Brothers Banking company, to-
gether with interest at the rate of two
per cent. per month from February 9Th,
1894, and $500 attorneys fees. And you
are hereby notified that If you fail to so
appear and answer as above required. the
plaintiff will take judgment against you
by default for said sums and costs of
suit.
Tc the sheriff or any constable of said
county, greeting: Make legal service and
due return hereon. Given under my hand
this 18th day of February, A. D. 1894
GEORGE Il. BLAIR,
Justice of the Peace.
Richard w. Young, Attorney for Plaintiff.
/ hereby certify that after due and dill
gent search L have failed tc find the de-
PENDANT John SAINT within the county of
Salt Lake and territory of Utah. this 18th
day of February, 1884.
WILLIAM MCQUEEN,
Sheriff.
BY A. H. STEELE, Deputy.
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Chronic. Nervous
AND
Private Diseases.

RUPTURE, PILES, FIsTULA and RECTAL
ULCERS CURED without pain or detention from
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No matter what your complaint is or who has
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DIED.

THOMAS-In the Sixteenth ward, this
CITY, March TO- 1894. from scarlet fever,
Walter II. son Of George H. and Lille
Thomas. aged years, 10 months and .
days.
Inrerment was made il city cemetery
Saturday at pm.
SRETTON-In the Eleventh ward, this
city, March 10, 1894, from scarlet fever:
Minnie Agnes. daughter of John ana
Alice Gretton. aged ] year. months ard
is DAYS
Interment was made in Catholic cen'e-
ters Saturday at pm
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NOTICE TO CREDIToRS-EST
of Joseph Bircumshaw, deceased. Notice
is hereby given by the Undersigned, adj
ninistrator of the estate of Joseph Bir-
cuInshaw, deceased, to the creditors of.
and all persons having claims against the
said deceased, to exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers, within ten months
after the first publication of this notice,
to the said Charles j. Pence, admnistrat-
or, at his Office, rooms %, "a and %, Com
mercial block, Salt Lake city, in the
county of Salt Lake, Utah.
CHARLES J.. PENCE,
Administrator of the Estate of Joseph
Bircumshaw. Deceased.
c. Z. Allen, Attorney for Administrator.
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