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LOCATION DECIDED.
Presbyterian Church Win Be Built On the smart Lot, Corner ct Fourth
 and Walnut,--Lots Exchanged

After the regulaf> morning services were concluded yesterday at the Presbyterian Church Hall, the pas tor, Rev. J l.. Caldwell. called the congregation to order in a congre- gational meeting The meeting was called to hear the report of the, com mittee on selection of lot. The com mfttee was composed of the follow ing members: Chairman, $. Y. T. Knox, J. R. Westbrook and ". H. Langford.
 The chairman reported Mrs. Smart had agreed to exchange eighty feet of ground on the corner of Fifth ave- nue and Walnut street, for eighty feet ofthe old church lot on the cor ner of Fourth and Chestnut streets and that they. the committee, rec ommend that the exchange be made, with the understanding that the buildings on the Smart lot be re moved at the expense of the church.
 A vote was had on the proposition and the exchange was adopted by the congregation with only a very few dissenting voices Upon motion the same was made unanimous.
 A resolution then offered to the ef- feet that the trustees, Messrs Y. D. Wilkins and J. k. Westbrrok pro- ceed at once to make the proper ex- change.
 The Smart lot was the first lot suggested by the committee as the proper place for the church building and accordingly they made Mrs. Smart proposition to exchange; :; she, however, at first stated to the committee that she would sell the property, but would not make an exchange then. The committee in- yestigated the Alexander and Tillar lots on Sixth avenue, and at a recent congregational meeting recom- mended that the congregation select the Tillar lot. The selection was, however, postponed until yesterday.
 In the meantime Mrs. Smart Ie- cided to accept the proposition of ex- change at first made to her by the committee, and at the meeting yes terday her proposition was recom- nended to the congregation and ac, cepted.
 Thelot selected is a beautiful one, con veniently located and far enough re- moved from the railroads as to bere- lieved of the noise of moving trains which was the great objection to the old lot.
 The plans and specifications for the new church edifiee have not yet been made, but the building commit tee is at work and the services of an architect will be engaged forthwith.
 The building will De erected at a cost of not less than $20000. and it will be an imposing structure. The officers of the church will have a meeting tonight at the residence of the pastor, J. l.. Caldwell.
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NICARAGUA CANAL.
The Nicaragua Canal and oonstrue- ton Company Reorganized in
 New York Today.

NEW YORK, N. Y.,Feb. 5.-TheIimit which stock could be deposited in favor of the scheme of the reorgani- zation committee of the Nicara- qua Canal Construction Company ex- pired at noon today. Nearly 100 900 shares, being considerably more than majority, have been handed iii, and consequently the reorganiza- tion agreement becomes operative and goes into full effect.
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 Fresh Flowers.

Miss Joe coosotte. at No. 22l West Fifth avenue, receives fresh cut flowers every day from St. Louis. Prices as follows:
 Roses. per dozen. S1 .0O Carnation Pinks, per dozen, 50 cents Lilies of the Valley, per dozen 50 cents. Hvacinths, per dozen 50 cents. Any kinds Of floral designs, and all kinds of stamping and embroidery done at reasonable prices. ii.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS
For the Furniture Facory Rounding
 Up-Everything Booming.

The committee appointed to solicit subscriptions for the addition to the furniture factory fund are out in full force today and meeting with suc- cess. We are glad to make mention of such q fact Let no man place himself in the attitude of being rid iculed fo" not helping in this enter prise. There are men in Pine Bluff who owe everything in the world they possess to Pine Bluff. She has made them what they are, and yet they have not contributed one dollar or said one encouraging word to- ward this factory fund iod have mercy upon such a being his fellow man will not. As we mentioned in Saturdays GRAPHIC, this is not do- nation, it is an investment, and for every dollar placed in stock will in a year or two be doubled Good men, safe men and careful men will be se- lected to take charge of the factory and the success of the enterprise is secured. If you cannot take $l00 in stock, take $50, $25 or $10; just help the enterprise all you can. You will be glad you did it when you begn to see your investment grow.
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IMPROVED CONDITION
I York Dry Goods Houses Increas-
 Their salesmen by the Hundreds.

 Y YORK, N. Y, Feb. 5.-The fact most of the retail dry goods z of this city are doing nearly ee the business of three weeks E quoted as an indication of psea commercial conditions. pl the largest retail houses be- ehlon Square has added nearly aabared sales people to it's sal 'on turing the past two weeks,
 apeets to find places for fifty ol. more before Saturday. Many
 houses report the same expe- ln q greater or less degree.
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Sam Jones Will be here on March i3
 Somehow, or somehow else the re- port got into circulation last week that Sam F. Jones, the noted evangc- list, would not be here on the 18th, of March next, and that his appoint III ent hadbeen postponed. Whoever started that report knew it was lie made out of the whole cloth. Of course everybody knows that all peopledo notfancy the great preacher. and they have a right to their opin- ion, most assuredly so, but simply because they may dislike him is no reason on earth why they should jeopardize the interest of those who have arranged for his coming here. If there are people in Pine Bluff who do not want to hear him they need not fret, nobody will force them to do SC. It makes no difference to Sam Jones if people do dislike him for tell ing them who and what they are. We glory in his backbone. He will be here on the 18th of next month and standing room only will not be had ill the Opera-house.
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fEAE COURT ADJoURNs,
'salhed Judges Win take B Vacation
 offepare their Decisions.

saiseroN, s'iN, Feb. 5.-In accord
 @l'a the usual custom the St.
 !. sooft today adjourned for one II order to enable the judges
 [.e ra'e lhelr decisions in the cases
 ''su Curing the winter sitting. V these are intricate and of .aa'poftance, andwhat is known x asule Court parlance as the
 |s', ecess will prove anything but ]. Ky Tor the several dignified
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Natice to Stockholders

The adjourned meeting of the Stock holders of The Bank of Pine Bluff, will be held i'll the rooms of said Bank on Monday February 12th, 1894. at o'closk r. NJ. for the purpose of electing Directors and other purposes.
 W. D. LEARN, See'ty. 1 19 20t
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Captured the Prize.

Mrs. ". T. Woelridge held the key that opened the box containing the $25 in silver at Blum's Dry Goods Emporium. this morning We con graduate her. There are $25 in that same box for somebody next Mon- day
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M. Parse & Co.

Will sell you sterling silver inlaid spoons and forks, guaranteed for twenty-five years, for one-third more than the best plated.
 We make a speciality in fitting spectacles.
 No charge for testing eyes.
 122 and 124 Main street
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 Police Court.

Monday morning usually has an extensive calendar for police court; i; this morning, however. was an excep- ton. There were only two cases and they were transferred to the magis- trate's court, being for larceny.
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 May Races.

Arrangements continue to be made for the May horse races in this city. There will be some very fast horses entered from abroad and the races promise to be very livey.
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E 77s- ---------- PENSION MONEY.
f'0oo. 900 Win Be Distributed 'he Kansas Jayhawkers.

I@n enA' KAN, Feb. 5.-Nearly koo eonlnlenees to go into cir s p.as' today from the United
 tsa ''s,on Office, and Ex-Goy. ], ana oi'lted States Pension l |tbs'''a aa his staff of attaches will |ne r' p''nds full for several days
 'e'ea is sa,s2z ,ooo. - | os
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COTTON MARKETS.
REPORTED BY F. (. HOWELL, MANAGER HAAIMETT GROCER CO.,, COTTON
 FACTORS.

5 LIVERPOOL. Feb. ,. Cotton
 opened and closed for March-April, I 410-12. Middling, 4Ad.
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NEW ORLEANS, Feb. ,. = Cotton opened for March, 7.36; closed, 7.36. Aliddling 7% 7ss.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-02-05

NEW YORK, Feb. ,. Cotton opened for March, 7.73; closed, 1.75. Middling, : l5-l6c
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 BORN

BENsoN-In this city February ,. 1891. to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bcns1n, twin boys. Mother and sons doing well and flther extremely happy.
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PINE BLUFF, ARK, Feb. 3.-Mid- ding, ' 15-16c.
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MAssHAL'5 GALE.

nuRsUANr no AZ ORDER hND
decree Of IIIte nsute ani Ha'c tn mo
directed hy tho 1hr1 !1iicial hHiuct rlufi
g,1'iie sais. M the south front door OF tIe
C,unfy Court House 90 the rIiy OF salt tHtg.
county Of SAT- AXE, and Territory ut ltan.un
ite mn dag OF January, isii. at llU.rI1sa tI
nj tho right title. ciaim hgi futHrsst %
W.rion ID Cochrauei T.. 4. tatsaar. D.. D.
ttGn William y. O'MearA, Astlfu.o OF Mare
hcNmmins "ses'ted5aa, r' W., nleh,
lang ana Alder Myrr'i partners. dung
business O., Bang Myefe, lH. lulung Poo.
6ng T ,,n ,,ittsi99' l, ,sai va.g .
j. 81. Lawrence, l.. b.. kinney. NIburuuU
Andrraou. Agusta q. hudgrI.. D. W Nuf.
flsou, Edward Merrill, aan.r. .rruli aud
INonra s. Kent, UariutiH. ...H. business
under tho nrm name ant HtH'. U. MORRISON.
Nrrriii & company iihhig h. rut lul.o
smstu. a.. u, Amos " q. .'a.H.. DO g.. rtII.
ID uurinsstOr; Ruth hvCul John u1Ilurur.
f.faIcth Juhusoni DuVIl MH..f lrtu. uHu
-afIn i. Aver of. iu Hud H following
ualtrIlcd real estate, H.iuHlr. ...U UUI NH aE
BIO -tit iakp County aud dy0 .i..d Ht tpuuHa.
fu.tvit. D0umUuciuE no Iun. ... hundred
HlI Con flI tuIUsstgrlh. 10 .. r.IH uUIIH.
Tod twenty .ouc lli and rtt.i .u rods
fr.tffumt HD HuuihUlHt cuIlr. .. U"HuthWt HL
UuHfUr Ul section twenty sIW. ..| luuuHnu
auU M. north 90 range uup N|. ...EtHIt iHhr
Nguiim. Hnd ruuuln. ilDN H..l eighty
nine and .Ufcu't.nthg l.Ai f"l il inu wrbt
IauE 10 Jordan uEcr, thuu.. HU 900 rsur and
along tho wet a.t tho.g.. IH point quo
rHHt % thU place ot begun '..lHH WDsf
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place ui BEGINNING, r1lia.n.H. isrHtY'trtru
ind onU halt lF uIrts. BOND .uu1tUd IU
-rIt Lake County. Utah ttrufH.. lobe cold
aH the property of Marion O. t...raur. T.. D..
CafslIyi p b. Itnui NuI.u Do u''irlft.
uatIfucc oI Mark MChimminui NUs.0ru NOWH.
paper linton, corporation. Do. o. Adams,
flout. thuauAn .. Bang emit NH.u MrYcfa.
parIuHr.. doing luHiuCH HH Bang 81 MUytfa
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tiuut Union National hHuh UI .Ht Ialr CItY,
a corporation q. ID. Lawrence D.. It kinney
Aluffunc Anderson Augusta Ns hHEUuuus =.
Vs. MORRISON. Edward H"nrs samuel MurIIi
end lhunIH a, hruH pHrIuOr., dong NuHIur. 81
under th1 n.m name nui II of Mormon.
Mccall b. Company iibHIr D. Ihii, uuIiou
smith. %. u. AMOS. r., q. IUI#I.I. q. f.. star.
hucts so lshutuughi % ~ lai.r lrlua a..
IurmCHlrr. NufU lttrIs Iu.H UnUiurrr.
Ll.ibcih Johuton, David WHIasioui aHi
HArIN q. NNII. 90 tIt ...I nc I.HU'H HaNlU.U
IHuk IruHt DHWpHuEs o. .HIU.FHuIu.
Terms of aH'r. rHHu
SAT 50. UgIUUtN. . Narsbal
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Dated 90 sails Lake NItI, Ny..HHur gHt. lsN
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vap responding to n false alarm. Tho
crfo has created grent deal Of excite
msut hud The detectives are hard a.
work on tue case.
The sau Frauoisco police suihorItiCs
are highly pfauiled over the action 90
the state prison directors iu qfoptnf o.
fe.olution 90 hereafter fele nte 10 clos6
confinement al prisoners convicted Of
r'rr0llug OF robbery where lcrt0u1l
violence was trfur'ri fo. al ain COM
q lent. !" ail Captain Lives, ",hil thu
rule VIII trrI largely g. cool ihr aidDt
Ut the iJoipnda. Ail criminals have n
horror 70 c'0so confinement, aud They
nru lees liublc 10 rcf III TO terd' RI vi0.
leut robbery when such q lnie 20 3D.
store for them. The prOsytc. N an ur-
morcifdl sentence in addition 10 close
confinement in the reniteutiary, would
combine 10 take the heart cut Of q q
mfst desperate highwuymi1 extau D
you can rcn' wturei %. tnu.N
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yEyuRHEAs HENuY WILLIAM HURST
w aud Annie Jane HURT DIE WIFE h1 thrr
certain deed q tru,l, dated Aprl. .i,e, ~.
WrcoTdcr OF salt Lake County, ttIh territory
on the 2ith day NJ APRIL, 80 il book 90 49, ~
Mortgages, ON paEn l'l eonloy 90 ihe unn.r,
property. tu.wt. paft 81 lot uy1 I1l, 100 block
fiNty.fnur 900 Mat "a" salt tE.H titr survey
to.Wit Commencing atnp7in i've AMI one
OF said los ave tlI. block sixty -four fniI, tuuur1
north four aud one hnf 20 y foeHi ihDneH east
TEN tlll rois, thrufr aluth four am ono .htt
tti rods, thence wcft ten ,ill rods o. place
In truit. however 90 Secure the payment II
a certain p.nmuHnr note Of even 1ur nero.
with Tor cight hundred ten DO lars U.lW way.
able 20 the order % Emanuel hahn 10 tue ONCE
Of ti0oth, Loo Is Gray, 3D. -uIt Like CIV UTAH
october 2ith, 1893, with interest NJ ihn rate ~
one per cont per month, payable quarterly
And. whereas said trust decd provided SAID
note or interest Hhuuli dot ue plii when duu
that che holder thereof wIshi pro'ceu 20 .gu
thn property therein dudcFuudh ENls thirty
iiIldayn previous notice uf Cue sale hy puuIi.
cation iu "a newspaper published 10 lhc lsugiI %
language ln salt LAKE County lhh, AMI,
Whcreas fa.duotO hlH ult boon plil although
has requested thg uHdcrH sned trustee 90 srIl
alid premisc1 in accordance with tho terms OF
Now. therefore. pablo notice b. hereby
gwen ihut tho undersigned trustee VIII, in ha.
rurdauro with tho term uf Hiid trusi Hpl inc
properly NNNNNN..'NN"NN NaN' H' .'..' 'N ''
ilcrcofu1 may be- nrcoH1lrf, 10 public Ncndue
90 the highest bidder Tor cash, at lho if1nt
door OF thr County Court House NJ No latsu
County, tph, on 1huralai, February llth,
1871, No tho hour uf ~ O'Clock u' OF tail dlN,
for the purpose OF paying th| expenses of ths
trust, Including HitOrurYa tyuH, compensation
10 mo undtrHsncd trustee, and faii note,
principal and Interest .,,.,,,.,.
Trustee.
Dated Salt Lake city, uah. this li,h day Of
January, a, ~. lsYl
hloth. Loo ..IaI. All1-neI. L9r L-l.lee CO..
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Whcrc.s, Joseph a Mornn and Eatc o.
merriam. hH wife. 40 SAT- iaEu cts, Utah. ONo.
tuiC1. ACKNOWLEDGED al1 delivered Co o. no
hoic, trustee, ~ inc civ ui Huron. ana state
bearing date tbC 1rst DAY uf November. a, o.,
lslH. Huu recorded |u inU Recorder. once.
tHit lIsc county, luh, ~ zoos ,'2 . %
Mortgage, on pages ..l, 80 80 ana .'a, % the
rUrufIs ut saII. UuI 90, Co secure The payment Ga
John "a. MIlCr OF order, of iuu indebted.
ursa boz fut trust decd described, tor
dollars, and interest tncrtun 90 ono ratio uf ten
per cont per amman, which Hali iuutHtHau sH
MaH pay able one lylruitei ing dait ihcfcof iu
NHW ORA tuy, Huu evidenced by 30 certain tifat
mortgage note, doicfiucd in said uu.t deed
HnI executed uy shi1 Joseph A. M0rlau aud
hutU D.. MuIllu, sall tTust decd De- upon mo
DitF OF Hhlt L4ao, ln tue County gt SAT- Lake,
Hul IyruIory ut Utah, tu.uul beginning al
tuy HuuthwUrt corner NJ lut tuur tu block
tlUty. uyu.sl|, plat "h." SAT- Laho Ciiy eur
sA .tI rods. thourg wcHt Atu .ll rltH, thuHCu
fuuth sIA .HI rods il place ui beginning,
deed. among other hinfH, that in case defiant
Boo made ln pas Wvut OF either ll HlIu bond,
note, tudCbttiut.a or moneys ufurcaIid.
fecurrd Isl said tIuft lupI. OR uf tar. u.gs of
Ius breach ct hoy ut tNy covenants therein
contained. 90 hH sept nuI performed ny tnH
uN ,rH ui sail trust decd, then Hlid trustee ur
l.HHuUcHHful u ifusI .utU roo % 81 dispose 20
HtIU UfyulHtH aHu UNrIF pact thereof and lIl
thH I.Hul NtV.I tuUNf lUu equity ui rUIrmu.
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Hiram a. Hess. samuel a. Duncan. James W.
lardIcy aud ". T. Culbcrton' Defendants
The People OF tho Territory OF Uah send
greeting; no Hiram a, Hess, hhu.rl "
Duncan james 49,. Eariloy aua N ID
tuibcFuou, tcitndAnt,
YOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED 10
appear in an action brought aaUuHt you
IN the above named pIaiutIu 100 Che isirlct
Court OF the Third judicial District 90 mo
Territory ut liah, nnd Go answer ilt '1Np nus
lied thUrUu within ten days lcNc.hsho fnl me
uuy Df Hyryiccl after thn service ON you OF t'ls
aummuua=If derived within ihs ppgHJ or u
served out runs county, bur lu lla 81. 'I.e,'
within twenty days, uthcfwitr wiihn l'ry
days-or udgmOui by dofau. viii hr i4bcn
against you, according 10 the pfal cf OF F'Ia
compliant
by th8 court OF amount dgo pluintu rom dc'
fruuuut ilcHa, on Is certain UrnmU pN unti
executed b. HAid Hess 40 plHuiu ."l'mnei
gi. lrJs, Tor $50 u, with interest rom uAlN TT
per cent Dor anuum, alleged 60 be- due anu uu'
paid, save interest 20 Aug, 80. l.lit ann ihAt
plalutih have Judgment against lelnhuah. ll,s-
Tor Gurh sun with iuitlChl $50 attorney
fcr. and costs uf Fuit rtid note being secured
by a mortgage ot even dave un premises hgfo'
matter dOfcuhod, that tho lien ~ p'aln,,u lg
doc Jared the iirsi upon Hnid prDWi., '..' tuAt
mont OF amounts 40 found TO loo due aa hnoyoi
that defendants ami an pyaln, o'elM'nF
claim 0r tuuIv of redemption 100 saii prem.
istH. that U.auuu have fuHgw.ni N.l Gao. u.
ton Tor Any deficiency Hnd Cog oN,' l'l'L
said prcmHus are uHFcrn -"iY"ti
Commeucug nc nurth.o1st corner lut % block
BE-. TOO acre plAt"A," bIg ilCIl -nNc}t llenro
south "a rods GO Eouih'gls. como, ..la loi'
fnonco north 10 y rods. tHruur rlsl along north
line SAID Doe % rods TO utriuuus also elluln
ing halls OF erect hing 900 front "i nv "ul9l9
belonging ID and habuuHllf Wol on .ah
prumisos, nu situate iu sut late county
Jun ... .... t.,..t ,. ,...tt..ttp4tI won fail
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ANA in accordance with Jaw AND tNC Ortuf ~
The Hoard ~ uryHiurs made uu tsU seventh
GAY of October. lsif .u many shares ut gt.u
parcel ut clock OFF, TuaY be- necessary, WI. Does
t1.u nt tur once ~ 90, secretary 90 t1u.uil
uuu IuUUuE, sHit lntU city, Utah, on hlHu
uay, thH lUurIh duy uI untumhgr JOB, 90 2 b,
On. Go pay the delinquent .atcstmuut, together
with tlu cuHiH Of lIErtiitliE aud expense OF
flIr. ~. o MA o. ~erTrury
Cmee. room gII Constitution bal ding. salt
laEo CIV Utah.
A. meeting of tho board ~ diroct1u Of
ho sewer Miulng pod Wli nv Comuani, hold
ou The 9ith day Of November, 49,, tho d1ic iur
the sHlr OF tiu above stock waa postponed
uiul ttr 9th Say OF December, 1925, at2p, ul,,
Al the above named place.
W.. BEATiE. Secretary.
~ meeting Of The lnArd Of directors Of tho
sewer MIEug and milling Company, htld on
We slri DAY uf Dec, lrHi, ihr date Cor tho salg
nt tue above stock was postponed until the
Mih day " January l2t, at 81 m.. at the
above named place.
Secretary.
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SUMMONS.
lu tho Uistrut Court iu and Tor tho Third
Judicial district Of ttAu Territory,
County uf ra'l Lakn.
Waterman urntlsB, pluutH.
SO.
y. u, Aukrom aud VIOLA %. Aulr0m, dofon

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10 il' AhAi"W ANl N.l'l d. AnaF9m' deicn.
ANS
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thc Icolle OF lhg I,HHl9iy VI tiah Fcnl
llN."Nr. J" ". ~ N"AivW anu Viola %
AhhioNI' ',Ia'N.I'a.
Wui Ass U.tEAr GLultnEu 10
Il appear u au action brought against YDu
uJ lbu above named plAIuuu. DO thu Dbtfut
Court of tHu luUd JuiI.is. District of tnu
Territory Ui ttIh. and tu answer INu con.
pIlu. hIcl therein within ten dura IuAUlutivo
" taa day OF solNroI lftnr che #.ry.t1 on Won
Ui .HiH Humm1nH-if served within tHH county,.
district, w.lhia twenty Iays. oiHdrvIss within
forty dAYa-uT Judgment uy default WlII no
tstu against YOU, according 20 too prayer of
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DuHsuANr Tu as EAU.LTiuN TO NE
4 directed Uy thr Third uI.ffU. yuurf uf che
lrrflllrf cd ltau, auaIl raHHsH .E public sole,
% ilc front door ui tuu County Iuft house Do
ihr DliY Uf -llt Lake. County 10. HuIt lake and
lu0iiIrF ui Utah, uu thu 1900 iGr uf January
lHll o. tuu O'Clock Iu.t 90 iuH HIEhL uIlr,
claim and iutrrU. . OF VIII. u trUH Huyrk of. fl,
ana Co tNr following drHHt.HUl real tHlhtf
Hliun q. lying aut being m sale LIKE Ctty Hgu
County, un described HH fuIIUW#. tu wit
Tie undivided uursCIshth Interest OF william
Dfos.ngrh Of, 900, aud O. tUH i1 owing real SOC
tlfe. to.wIt.
C6mmou.luf t1s feet north from southwest
c0rnCruf llt sCtou 90, hiu.a thIriy.uIuu IiII,
Mas "A', r.It Lskr tltr SURVEY. tuuuUu uUrih
nitY seven uuu unrahHf ODD IIett IhHuru
cast ono hundred riHtY tour 100 lfUt. tnvUUu
south nfif HUFUu ans nuU.UlI. L1fI.| feet.
NUuou wrHi ono hundred fNig-frur 600 feet
60 ullDT of hUstuuHH
Nia0. commencing nrH .tI r.is south from
n0TiHVg.t rurrcr 6t lUt uIrUr U|.h Irr. tUiffH.
live lIt plat s, HhIt Lake DrY sur'DI, tuCUH1
COOS tWtu.N |lUI tOts, thence north i0u Hul
uurs hH't q lI tDnt, tHCun1 west twenty Ull
RODS ih.urH south iyu aud one uhlf l.ll feet
Go hnnUrIus.
10 b. sold as ihe property OF wUuan
nr1rslr0h, no tlc uut of toulgrFgF 81
hHIIH..tE.
NAT ST. BRIGHAM
d 81 Nlrsha.
iiY a. D. Aururg, Deputy Marin
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-17
NOTICE 10 oReplroRs.
ElLale oL aeorgo IIa-Ier. leeaa.ed

NOTICE rs uEWEBY GIVEN ny THE
~ undersigned. Administrator uf tnc estate
of oOutpU llusIor. deceased. 90 thH creditors of
ull ul puUuu. having CLAIMS HrAlua the hA. a
ucreased, 90 oAhlhit them with tho necessary
Npucuurs, within ton months Hter tAO nrat
pub icHtlun of inns notice 10 the talH Ndmiuis
tatnr. 90 hd Oill q, no. 80 McN lirst south
street, SAT- Lake IIty, m tho County OF SAT-
Lake.
Dated January OH, lNl
WILLIAM r. WALLACE,
Administrator OF mo estatn Of GEORGE nuslor,
deceased.
lLsSEIT. MARSHALL s mApLrY, Attorney