davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The morning times., 1895-09-01

Thebusinessp-os andfiHally
the life of the republic are to be endangered
inorderthat the hetyrantPullmanm may ybeCom-
PEELED gainst his Will to 20 10 work
Is not the Debs' movement irrational and
wicked? Does it not in its later agessmack
Of treason and point to the pcuitentiary or
the gaIlows?-July 6, 1894
The morning times., 1895-09-01

Prior to the moving of the first division
of the Labor Day parade tomorrow the fol-
lowing resolutions will be read:
The morning times., 1895-09-01

Commenting on the T. s Strike Com
mission RepOrt.)
The commission arrives at
conclusion which cannot be regarded as
in any sense surprising when 1t says
There is no evidence before the commits
sion that the officers Of the Railway Union
at any time participated in OF advised
Intimidation, violence or The distinction
of property" No rational observer OF
the disturbances tmaglnes for moment
that the leaders would permit themselves
to be recorded on the side Of Iawlossuess.
But the report asserts in uumistaEahIe
language the guilt of many who had every
reason for believing that their acts were
acceptable 30 Debs and Howard and the
half dozen other prominent officials Of
the A. +. L. and Of sympathizing organ
izations. November l3, 1894
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-10
ELLEN OSBORN TALKS
About Easter FanCieS in Hats and
Tailor GCWlS.
DRESS OF THE STAGE FOLK
What is New for the Season OF
Flowers and Green Leaves
Novel Shapes, Novel Colors.
Novel Suggestions.

Copyright, 1896, by Bachelor. johnson &
Bacheller.) -.
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white satin robe. of Empire cut, of course.
the loose bodice frilled with snowy chiffon,
the skirt embroidered with silver sequins
in n small foliage pattern.
One of Marie Wainwrights most effect
i've costumes is n warm Titan red bro
cade, patterned with roses. The bodice is
of silver gray velvet, with roses from the
brocade cut out and stitched upon the
sleeves with gold thread.
A little frock worn by Cissie LOTUS is of
black and white shepherds plaid silk,
made with full vest crossed with pistol
knots of black braid. The hat is n black
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-10

tho bosom in front, to be tied in a big bow
below one shoulder. A fringe of crystal
beads hangs from the throat all around.
Now in tea gowns is yellow crepe cut
square at the neck and set in a band of
black velvet from which jet fringe falls in
a shower all around. The Vatican back
is held by a black velvet bow at the top
from which velvet bands pass under the
arms and tie across the bosom.
pretty tea jacket is of pink brocade
patterned with peacock's feathers. 1t is
made with a long basque and full pink
oh ffon front, aud has blue velvet collar
and revers. Its big paste buttons are
showily handsome.
Another tea jacket is of pale blue bro
cade with white chiffon front and
trimmings of gold and green passemen-
terie.
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straw trimmed with black lace and black
and white birds.
Anne Russell wears IN "Lethe' white
crepe &c Chine dress with Vatican plaits
forming the back draUcry. soft scarf
% blue silk is passed about the waist, UNI
der the PLOTS behind, aud drawn across
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black ostrich plumes about the crown
rosette of lace is fastened by paste
brooch behind. T..
Smaller, but even moro picturesque Is
n tooue made up of nothing but big loops
Of rose and cream-colored striped ribbon
fastened with n bunch OF violets.
A very small capote is made OF PINK
hyacinths with huge gauze rosette over
each ear. ;.L
Another is made of big pink rose with
wings of blue spangled gauze lowering
about il. -.
a quaint toque of black Russian net
with a red and orange tulip on each Sue
of the crown. -.
There is even the garden hat. One OF
moss green straw is trimmed with violets
and green rushes.
At n dinner at Lakewood the other even
inc these we're some of the smart gowns
An opal tinted silk, trimmed with pearl
embroidered chiffon.
A pale pink silk with black velvet sasn
and low blouse bodice of blue velvet with
lunches of violets on the shoulders over
the arms.
A black net spangled with black and
turquoise.
A deep yellow brocade with chliioh
blouse and roses on either shoulder.
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skirt on muddy corner, a convenient
kick from an audacious little heel when
no other device will answer is sure to dis
close the rose pink, tho grass green, the
crocus yellow that turks below.
A new model is of silver gray serge
with a school coat; very full, plain skirt
and checked taffeta blouse of pink and
gray. The coat and skirt have pink silk
lining.
A French tailor gown of moss green
faced cloth is lined with red, and the
bodice has a waistcoat of red satin yelled
with cream lace, which falls in cascades
from each side of the neck. Over this is
worn a Louis XII. jacket of green velvet
with n red silk lining.
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complete its second pair OF wings. For
head and antennae it has a spray Of
mink roses with leaves, just above the
brow.
Quite as eNtrayagant Is picture hat %
black lace, with an American beauty rose
under the brim, and mass Of curling
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II T. spring tailor
gown, as viewed at
the private open
ings, is n most in
teresting affair. Ii
is made of tweed or
whipcord wool, but
the feature which
insures for it
pro mpt and re-
spectful considera-
ton is its bright
silk lining. 1t may
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-10

Buy Circulation!
Buy State Circulation!
Buy Paid=fOr Circulation !!
Buy it as any merchandise paying stipulated
price for a certain quantity Insist upon receiving
the agreed quantity.
The quality must be determined by the pur-
chaser
N@NNNNNN
We offer the circulation of The Anaconda
Standard on this basis and guarantee IT. A sworn
circulation statement sent intending advertisers on
application Our circulation books, paper bills
and postoffice receipts always open for inspection
Will any other newspaper in Montana or the Cen
trail Northwest extend this courtesy?
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There's a deal of hair just now. That
is IT'S SO dressed you see good deal of it
and think n good deal about it. Women
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-10

A cotton dress that went TO Florida this
week was of blue and cream-colored
check. with a full skirt flounced with gu-
pure lace and tied with blue ribbon. The
full bishop sleeves had blue cuffs.
Another novel wash gown is navy blue
lawn checked with cherry red. The bodice
is cherry colored with n Vandyked collar
of guipure lace and deep turned back
blue revers, showing quaint vest of
white lawn. 4 cherry colored sash fin
ishes this smart little costume prettily.
The new hats are fantastic. IL We are
really going TO wear them we shall look as
il life were all picnic or fancy fair. Prom
inently displayed 10y a leading milliner is
an enormous butterfly of white lace, the
wings standing far out on either side of
the hair. Bows of blue ribbon gives a
little substance to this airy structure or
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-10

But for the most of us walking gowns are
more practical. So far as spring fashions
are yet settled they are outlined in dresses
like a pale fawn-colored cloth l saw yes
terday, made with an open Elton jacket
with a close-set row of buttons on either
side. At the back a triple box plat formed
the basque. The full vest was formed with
a cut out arabesque design IN brown
cloth. The hat which completed the out
fit, was of coarse, black straw, trimmed
with cream lace and red and yellow cro-
cuses.
A second good walking dress is OF green
serge with plain skirt and draped bodice
opening over an under one of much lighter
green silk matching the sleeves. With this
is a green velvet Tam O'Shanter with
green ostrich plumes. ELLEN OSBORN.
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he denure as a nuns robe at careIess
view. but a Whit of wind, a lift OF the
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-10

who know how, wear it loose and waved
tipping the ears, dropping low into the
neck and rising again into a full twist half
way up the head. The Marie Antoinette
couture is affected by women who have
not too much forehead. Tho hair is
raised in waves and dressed wide at the
sides, forming n frame all about the face.
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The silk Innings have special raison
d'etre. Most of the new wool fabrics are
quite loosely woven, so that the cleaning
silk peeps through the meshes. They are
rough in finish, but not aggressvely SO,
and are striped. checked and figured in
two or three colors. Green is the spring
tint. 1t is every year. Tho grass sets the
fashion, and there's nothing for the dress
maker but TO fall into line peaceably.
Next to green, crocus yellow, tulip red,
the stem browns and grays and half a
dozen shades of blue are IN favor.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-10

The gowns of the stage folks are always
worth studying. One of Nine. ReJaneis
dresses in MADAME Sans Gene" Is long
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-11
Mary T. Ward. plaintiff.
VI.
ratrlea ]. Ward. defendan


Mary T. Ward. plaintiff.
Patrick J. Ward. defendant
The People q tho Territory OF Utah sena
greeting 10 Patrick j. Ward, defendant
vou AXE HEREBY INQUIRED To Ap.
IL pear IN an action brought against you by
the above named plaintin IN the Distfct Court
OF me Third Judicial Disuict of Tho Terfiiofy
OF Utah, aud TO answer tho complaint ed
therein within ten days exclusive OF the dAy
OF served after ihesstyiee on you Of ths aum.
mons-h served within THIS county; or. II
ierled out Of this county, hut IN this district.
within twenty dayh, Otherwise withiu itTty
dAya-or Judgment by doiaut viii b. tAtea
HgAlnit you, according 10 the prayer OF said
complaint
The said acton ls Trough, n have decree
OF this court difsolying the bonds Of natri.
mony aud contact @ me- lge existing be.
% piEinuh the cuslo1y OF che miaor child,
Joseph. iasue OF SAID inatra. Rnoyo relief
prayed 90 toe following gTyua,:s, 20 via Ina.
on o. ab9n1 "a. ysar lsil, rho fendant.' O.
p7rding his marriage vow, Wii.I.iy ALd with.
oLt cause deserted ana abandoned ilAintif
nhd has eyer since continued 90 10 deacTt ind
.sandGn b. agiintl her WI ant 'thout her
consents and that sincs said Abandonmo-. de,
isndant has eontribur nothing whatefer 10
lhe support OF tho plaintiff or their infant
And Qua Q hereby notified that sou Ill
20 rppeAr anu An'vcr the san complaint az
above required, tte SAID pitinuu viii apply
TO The cot mo relic demalded therein.
wines, the .Ion hnmdel n. Merritt Judge
and the seal OF the distinct ,cOurt Of
the lh.Td Jude DistucI, IA AAd y
ltEALl the Territory OF Utah tnis Tscnty.
second Jay o. Jay, IN the yshr Of our
LORI one thousand eight hundrcdAnd
DAVID .. DUSrAR,
by Gao. d. LOOMS,
ben " Ciolf
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mARsHAL's SALE.


DuRsuANT TO Az ORDER OF SALE
4 and decree on foreclosure 10 me directed
~ tho THIRD judicial Dsirift Court of the
Territory Of Utah. l shah expose At public
snl~ N the west front door OF the
county court house (new city sud county
huidingl In tho city ~ salt Lake. county
u salt LAKE and Territory of Titan, on
tue lrd day Of october, l9pi AZ 10 clock IN ALI
mo right, title clam and interest " the dc
fendanis. Miilam ~ Hammond, Cells g.
Hammond tni y. u. Goldman. OF, IN and to the
following described real estate. fiiuate, lying
aud being In SAT Lake County. and described
a. follows, toswits
Al Of lois eighteen ti.l and nineteen tinl OF
hlock two tei u Msin street. ami state road
subdivision Of lot eighteen tlsl block eleven
40 fiyc Acre plat a, bug Held survey, In salt
Lake tuuutY. Territory Of Utah.
To be sold a. the property ~ William w.
Hammond, Celia g. Hammond and v ~ COZ
man NJ the suit OF William Thomas dc Groot
NAT NJ. BRIGHAM.
ny l.. H. AHcnln. q. :. MarshaL
Deputy Marshal
nated september iith, i,9n.
4. n rAwYKn, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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MARsHAl,s SALE.

IDURsuANT To- AZ ORDER or SALE
u and decree on foreclosure 70 me directed
~ the District Court OF the 1hifd judicial
District " tho Territory 81 Utah. shall cS
pose At public sale. ~ the west frent
thew Guy and County tui dlngl IN the
city % SAT- iats, county o. Az Lake. ard
Territory o. Utah. on the ord day 81 october.
~, AZ 10 o'clock o. m, all the riEhi. ~ q,
sl.im and Interest q the defendants iittun
ne Johnson. Emii ~ Johnson. Levi n conc.
fya e. Cone and the Pioneer saviugq and
l.oan company, a corporation. ~. iu aud e. ne
following described rial cHtaie, suu1tc lying
and Icing IN -sit Lake county. and described
q felloNs 20 witi Lots teNtn "a and cghtt-l
ln block siy lnl. Central rafk. a subdivision
OF lots ono %, two f2i. three % ana sixteen
40, In llQck ioriy.sno 90 Ten Arrc plav'A,"
W. fisld survey. ard being part ~ the
touthwett quarter % fcction rinciccn tipl, IN
township Que fil south. r1ngc one I'D east uf
.ht IAHc Meridian, IN too County Of cat
'isAc, Territory Of Utah. TO he sofa % the
property OF the boyc namod fsiendarts
~ The snit % Hmor y Darling ~ truaiee for
Tho use Of the ifnnsCr Loan ard Hon stead
httoriation VI salt Lake CITY. salt late tuun.
". Iairiiory ot uthh. and the Pioneer l.osn q
Homestead Association Of tl.t ! aac CITY, salt
afs County, Territory u Uiah, CORPORA
Terms Il sale. cash. -
NAT n. BINGHAM,
a. b. IHrats.
Nv I. l.. ArcuEn, Deputy NarshaL
iAtld this eyonth day " september. lsQ5
a. II. tAwNrIi, attorney for glNiuun.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

NO1iOE IA hEKsRY CIV I, THAT Al
~ mocih Z ol TIE ELECTORS OF the Cailfgr.
= eoll MiniLs Company, held at the once of
!le comp ny m '1tt t.alc Oify. Utah on M
lilh Gay OF August, 1870 an asleaiment ~ one
- * Of To- corporation. payabio IN tixtv davs
ion WIS dAif 70 the fCerutlry. y. nuom n
~ ar. hlofk o1lwcst second South stfoet
~ y - wv Any stock upon when thu
oglouer, lslp, viii be deitnqueut and will Ia
rev iasea Tor sale ~ puhlir auction uniI -
payment i mace before aud vuil be sold on ths
= 70 Gay November, ibfi. 10 pay delinquent
asses inents thcfcos tpf ether Min The 1ostt Of
eaNeiusemt'.t ana expenses oil sale.
W. A. bIEKs.
Secretary,
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OGDEN.
ooDsy, UrAa, srrr. II, 1895.


Suit has becn fiad IN the Fourth
district court by Y. &. NJ. 1. " Ogden,
demanding jud msnl against u. &. N:
|. Of Morgan CITY in Tue sum 81
s2,5s8aS. a writ Of attachment wls
issueu aud cepuiy mAishai went 10
ariye u.
In the frme court Lmma Maude
Williams flltd anit llr ulyofce from
her husband, EDWARD w. Willlamt.
She gays her husband has not provided
Tor her, she having 10 DO that hsrsoli.
Therefore she alks iot divorce am
what other relief The court may see
~ TO grant.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


estate Of William II. yan. decesses.
NorlCE ~ HEREBY GIVEN ny TBE
~ uhdefaiFncd aipiinis atof Of the estate
- Wilfam u, Ryan. deceased, 10 the sfoliiafs
OF, ana ~ pertons having claims HHaiuai tho
tail deceased, 40 exhibit them with the nccrs
slTl Nuucferai hithln Ton months after the
~ .tpullrNhon Of the notice. 90 the ssld al.
Nlnitifaivs ~ 30. ~ soteuh Eaat HAit Lake
T. " aud county. Tertiary OF Utah.
DatCd september al, lsll.
fLrEii HANSON,
Admniaifaior OF tho estate % william II.
Ryan, deceased.
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Aiss.

The attendance nt tie public school
IN this city is larger than al any Prev
Gus opening The board Of . ucatlou
has secured tor school tue New Wtsi
academy building Oh TWoniy.tiith
street..
Large quantltiep q rears are being
shipped east Ia car loai lots pf.noi'
paily TO Chicago. weber cJuniy ifuil
- exceptionally fine tlis yeah Pear
arc n grsds smuller, through ogoi-5fop-
ping tue tgtuH.
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NcIIae.

NorIOE Is HGRLBY OWEN THAT
~ more viii DO spc,iD meoiing
o. The slockho dera 4. the samrson MInInr
company heic a. the o1lio OF iha
cnmpaty a. No. ~ eouth MAN
street CUP etalrsl. salt LaKo INV
Itali on iueidhS, september l0'h, Isgi, for ihs
election o. trustees AM Oliccrs II SAID
the transaction Of such other tuInes, NJ
may legally come before said l.ee,ing.
lohs upvh between oclocs q. M. anc j
o'eloSA y ~ o. said DAY by order OF tho
Company "h
,.., SMITH. Secretary.
SALT LAKE CITY UTAn, aug, 10. ls.s
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
E.Ialo Of Loal. slaIn. aeeea.ea.

NO1iCE Is nEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ uudcrsigned. administrator OF the estate
OF Louis eteTn, deceased. TO tho cred.
TORS OF and All persons having claims against
the SAID deccaned. 10 exhibit them with
the Necessary vouchers, within four months
after the nrst publication OF tha notice,
20 the said administrator At Is Commercial
Block, IN the cay sud county OF salt Lake.
Dated August ssth. isua.
JUnN 4. HANSON,
Administrator OF The estate OF Louis stern,
deceased
ALrSASptn McMAstrn. Attorney for Ad
minisTAtor.
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NOTICE. FOR PUBLICATION.

U. 8. Land once. salt Lake CITY, Utah,
Augult G, 1850.
COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN ENTERED
~ NJ TINS once hy ihotnas Nichols sraiast
AtArith Y. hula Jr. for abandoning his Home.
stead kniry No. l00OJ dated Dacembor 1, 49,
upon tho southeast quarter OF section Do, TO- N,
ship south, range 4 west In salt Lake
county, utAh, with . view TO tho cancellation
OF SAID eutry, the said parties arc hereby sum,
m0ucd To appear az this once on the lsg day ~
october, 1875, ~ 10 O'Clock am, 90 reauond
and furnish testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment NlkuN GNOO Hcgiater.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ undersigned. administrator of the
estate OF Herman Kahn, deceased,
10 mo ereditofa OF. and all persons hAy.
ing claims AGAINST the SAID deceased, to exhibit
hoin win the necessary vouchers. within four
months after tho frrt publication Of this no,
tee, " the said administrator, at his oflco
10, So Constitution building, salt Lato CITY.
IN The Conniy Of alt Lake, Utah Territory.
Dated Aug. 20. leo
JOIN NJ CANNON,
Administrator OF tho estate OF Herman
Kahn. Deceased
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koIIor

NodIgE rs rinEni GivES THAT TN
the uoard OF 1iirectnrs. vii ~. .,oiuilon
w hfhest BIDDER for cash mae tt,, aet
,,nate. o. the treasury eioc III tbs c.s
ie,,'s =, it,vnpahy, CORPORATION, iFid az
iitred 10 ihe secretary o. az Il. W o
rcincE p. Va. Of the 20th DAY Of
Wy, Wy 70 pc aee.i panied BY ceriidea sbect (,
lne .urchatcr viii complete his ~. s s.
lhl thc iaianco Of the pure ta9e me- s', ~,
ht = ihe highest bidder therefor A., derie.u.
ne pui.h5,er ihcre9t Hoard Q; Directors r
s....,..., =. u. MIME,
.seereiafy o. the &c Ger Mining company a
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ undersigncd, lAdninistfntfiN Of the es.
tate OF lars Johnson, deceased. 10 the
creditors ", ana all persons having claims
hgninst the taid deceased, TO exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers, within ten months
hfier The nrsi publication OF this notice, TO tue
taii AdminianAtrix At her residence Ii West
teyenih south street, salt LAko CITY. salt Lake
County, utHh Territory.
Dated september ., tspi.
ELlEMkNt JOsEpIiIsE JOHNSON.
Administrative Of the estate Of Lara John.
son, deceased,
ihAAc Al. wADDnLL, Attorney for e,tAia
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


kalale OF Joseph g. Cutler Deceased.
NJriCL Is HELihN GIVEN ny the
~ underlined, Aliniliftratnr Of trn estate
ut Joseph &C., .tlor, terCased.tO the cfcuiiurs d
ana az pcisons having claims againat tue saiI
deceased, TO exhibit thom with the uccrasHrg
Nouchtfa, within ten months after tao nrst
pubucatun ~ this notice, 10 the snid ndminis,
traitor 81 y Main stcet IA salt Lake Cily aud
County, Utah 1erriinfy.
Dated september an. isla.
1uUMA- n CUTLER.
Administrator OF tho estate u Joscph q.
Cutler, deceased.
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NOIIul.

dds WILL nE RECEIVED ny THE
40 trustees OF tho 'ith District. until u IN ct,
the ltth day Of September isa5, for the erectlon
Of a brick sehoohouse, TO he Duilt la aforesaid
district. Plant and specifications ean DO seen
AZ =. ;. Joues' residence, hutleryille. Toe
trustees reserve tho right 10 reject any and all
bids,
IS JONES,
CnANLHS COLEUROOk.
y. II, sTAkkg,
Trustees sTlh District
Dated At Duuer, August IS, las.
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Matthew Hilfert, Plaintiff, Va. Caroline J. Hii-
pcft, Defendant.
To tho people OF tho IorritorS OF Utah send
groe'ing 10 Caroline J. IA gufs, Defendant
Won ARE HEREBY REQUIRED 10 APP.
Il pear 10 IN action brought against you by
tue above named ilainur ~ tue District Cours
Of the THIRD Judicial District Of the Territory
OF Utah, ana 10 Answer the complaint hitd
therein within teu days exclusive OF tho day
OF ssryicol after tho serves ou you Of thi.
summOns-i. served within this county; or, IL
served out OF this county, but IN this district
within twenty dsyH, otheTwife within forty
dAyf--Or iudgm NJ 10y drihut Will DO taken
against you. according TO the prayer OF SAID
Ihis said action Is brought to have q decree
Of this court absolutely dWotcing pninuf
other relief a. shall be agreeable 10 equity
and good conscience PRAYED on tho rrt uud
that on May ~, 1884, witnous any prOy0cation
or cause on tho part OF piltnun, defendant
wilfully desert d plaintiff, and on SAID date
departed from Utah Ierfitnry aud has hVen
Tor more than Que year last past resiuiak al
last Dubuque Illinois,
And you are herehy notified that n you tail
10 appear ana Hnswer the said complaint ~
above required, tho said piAinlh will Apply 70
the court Tor tho relief demanded therein
aud tho seal OF the District Court Of
the Third Judicial District, IN and
tskALl for the Territory u utau. this 18th
day Of July, IN the year OF our Lord
ono thousand eight hundred and
ninety five.
DAVID. O. DUNBAR, Cierk.
by GHo. ID. LOOMS, Deputy CLERK.
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EOTICt

TINE ANNUAL NETTING - THE
4 STOCKHOLDERS OF tie neH.ret News Com.
nHny. Tor the oioeiiDe OF dn .ctors i,r - en-.
sung year, VIII 10 HelG al the once OF no
president ut tue company, No. b. h.st. sOuth
temple street, salt LAKE Oily, on saturday,
september p, sio, 40 10 O'Clock a N.
BALI LALL Cirf August -, lhl5
JOHN a EVANS, s. retGry.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-11
NOTICE OF Assnssmerr.


Hercules Mining Co. Maamo,h. ut,h
"A 7 MEETING OF the DfaTc m,
~ Of the hercules Miniur 90. hoii A ~,
Lake titf. Az. 81. 1871. nn sacrament ~ ~
c.hla Per share was levied on the .fpitni 49,
ot tle corpany payable immodiaitsiv H. ~
uhderHsncd- Any stcck up.s which tho -.
tefsneat has not hean paid ~ OctoIer H.,
shAn ~ dee'atad delinquent and uuless mad h,
october 2sth. la same rhAli he sold al kgsi,u
Q rover 'stessmcni AMI cost u Asvcfti'igs
Ahnsme JAAEs lfEtNFY
SALT LAKE cur. cep;omber ., iss,' 'a'u'"'