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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-13

The citizens of St. Ignace. Mich. have
decided TO honor the last resting-place of
Father Marquette with a monument be-
fitting the courage and enterprise of the
explorer and missionary, who In 1850 es-
tablished his Jesuit college. military sta
ton. and missionary headquarters there.
Thirty years ago Father Jacker. of ST.
Icnace. by a study of the records OF Pere
Marquettes career and exact measure
ments. located his grave in st. Ignace.
A modest monument has since marked the
spot. Arrangements are now being made
for State memorial service on August
9Th next. Following this IL is proposed
TO erect "A monument which shall suitably
commemorate the distinguished explorer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-13
Rev. DIR. Carl T.. Drummer.
Baltimore SUM

The degree OF doctor OF divinity has been
conferred by Trinity College. Hartford
Conn, upon Rev. Carl +. Grammer. son OF
Rev DIR. julius T.. Grammer. OF this city,
and professor at the Theological Sami-
nary near Alexandria. Va. DR.. Carl f.
Grammer is a graduate of the Baltimore
city College and OF the Johns-Iiopkins
University. and is editor OF the Protestant
Episcopal Review. lie pursued his studies
in Hebrew at Yale College. He assisted
his father Sunday at Trinity church. On
Saturday next he will leave with his
mother for Europe In the Furnessia from
New York for a trip through Scotland.
England, France, Germany. and Switzer-
land.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-13
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

RICHMOND. VA. July l2-Auction Of
ferings on Change to-day. 81 packages;
1 taken in Highest price, 5000; lowest,
$50. Average So.
wrappers. I; dark leaf, S: Tugs. u. Total,
80 hogsheads
Revenue collections: Cigars and clga-
rettes. si,Sji45: tobacco, Sl.I02.es. Total.
$j.551i3.
Loose sales to-day were again almost
entirely OF sun-cured tobacco, which sold
at very satisfactory prices all round.
Highest price. zoe.
on Change sales were also good, and
strong prices ruled there. too.
Private trading only moderate. Good
old cutters seem In fair demand at very
good figures. Other grades quiet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-13

her husband had started He was short
~ taken formally into custody. and II
was but few DAYS until the commission
and the whole nation were denouncing
the goddess and devastating deeds OF
the Jew and his companions"
CONDEMNED TO DEATH.
At first Oppenheimer tried his cd game
of proud blum. but trough handling"
quickly broke his spirit. He tried 10 take
his own life. but unsuccessfully. After q
trial that lasted from March to December
he was finally found guilty Of reasonable
dereliction In office and condemned TO
death by hanging. The rope. his discrimi-
mating judges explained. was a medium
punishment-half-way between burning
alive and death by the sword. January
80. l73s. the fallen magnate was led
through the crowded market place OF
Stuttgart TO his execution. During his
imprisonment he had rer,iied 10 the taunts
OF his tOrmentors by enchanting that II
they hanged him they at least could not
hang him any higher than their gal,ows.
In consequence. the new Duke. Karl Ru-
dolph, hanged him above a lofty iron gal
lows that had been erected by n predeces-
sor for the execution Of an alchendst. The
chief feature OF this apparatus had been
an iron cage costing more than 200
HORNS. where the Victim had been allowed
to die and become a prey to crows and
yuturss.
When the summons came to take OPP
panhe,mer to his execution he was at
fist allowed 10 believe that he was TO be
set free. He accordingly dressed himself
in NJ, royal Costume of red, trimmed with
eqld. making The scene at his undeceiving
all the more terrible. He wept and plead
ei for his life. but the barbaric. episode
ended az fl, ION NJ tha lnf,p oaIiOv.o ,,,t,,.
vast multitude Of bitter enemies looking
on and with the solemn words OF a young
priest: Go hence, thou cursed soul, to
hellt"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-13
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. JULY u. 1886.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Roanoke. Boaz. New York.
merchandise and passengers; George w.
Allen q Co., agents.
SAILED.
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves. Norfolk.
mercha ndise and passengers: Irwin Weisi.
ger, superintendent.
Steamship Roanoke, Boaz. New York.
mercha ndise and passengers; George w.
Allen & Co., agents.
Barge ]. II. Zimmerman. Dempsey. City
Point. light.
Schooner BrIgadier, Tolman. Hoboken,
railroad ties; vessel, Curtis & Parker.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. JULY T.
(By telegraph)
ARRIVED.
Bark Ninevah. Norfolk.
Bark 7. j. Stewart, Washington. d. Z.
Schooner A. Macdonald. New York.
SAIL.-.
British steamship Greenbrier. London.
Schooner l.. ii. Russell, Portsmouth.
PORT OF WEST POINT. JULY Il. 1886.
(By telegraph)
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore Bennett. Baltl'
more. passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore. Bennett. Balti.
more: passengers and general cargo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-13
A Fatal Water-SpOut.

ST. LOUIS, no. July IA special
from Telepantetle. Mexico. says that a
waterspOut in the mountains above there
Yesterday caused almost the complete in
undation of that place. The flood washed
away the village of Rio Granas, and six
persons were drowned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-13
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, VA, July II, 1895.
Offerings. Wheat. PA bushels. Corn
Mixed. 100 bushels.
Saies.-Wheat. ia bushels. Corn
Mixed. 100 bushels.
Quotations. -Wheat--LOngberry, G7n72c. I;
mixed. GSn72c: shoriberry. 65p72c.: No. 2
red, 73c Corn-White, Virginia. 5lH52c.
No. white. 5lnj2c.; No. 2 mixed. 5yd5lc.
Oats-No. mixed 3ld3l lie: No. 3
mixed. 3Oli3O lie Ryc-Gyns2c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-13
NEW YORK STOCK MARK ct.

NEW YORK, July Depreciation at
the Stock Exchange to-day was decidedly
irregular. the railway list ruling firm.
while some rather sensational declines
were noted in the Industrial group. OF
the latter, Leather preferred was the
weakest, selling down 4 per cent. TO
81 10 on reports that the company in
tended to Increase its capital TO The
tent of 100000 bonds and similar
amounts OF common and preferred Presi-
dent Hoyt subsequently denied these re-
ports. and stated that the company held
nearly six millions bonds to-day. The
denial led TO a sharp recovery. and In
the late trading the stock recovered TO
IS "a
American Sugar was under the hammer
all day. and dropped from 40 Is 20 lJ7 IA,
with subsequent rally to los is.
leading trader was the heaviest seller
OF the stock. and his brokers fought every
rally.
While Sugar and Lead were heavy.
Chicago Gas showed more strength, and
on buying supposed TO be for the short
account advanced from q l-2 to IS Ia
Sc SIS.
Tobacco declined slightly. but Ois;iil-
ing and Cattle Feeding ana General Eiec-
trio showed slight changes on he day.
if Runway llFl was III lIAbHb'''Ns
The reports of damage TO the spring
wheat crop current yesterday having
failed to materialIze dispatches TO the
leading railway officials here were TO the
effect that the condition of the spring
wheat was all that could be desired. AZ
result. the railway list held like rock
all day.
Another thing which encouraged local
holders was the successful placing OF the
100000 8 l-2 per cent. loan OF the
Pennsylvania company in London by The
Speirs.
New England was weak spot, and fell
Az points, TO i7di3 LIZ.
Near the close. Notwithstanding ru-
mors of gold shipments by to-morrow's
European steamers, the market ruled
firm. and. as a rule the railway list was
at or near the top. After the close 1t
was announced that firm of London
dealers had engaged $4,000 gold for ship
ment TO Europe. and that the shipment
might b. increased 10 $4,000
Active stocks. however, closed strong.
and 1-4Gl is per cent. higher for the
day, Canadian Pacific and Chicago Gas
leading. Leather rose 3-s per cent. The
sales were 1880 of which $500 were
Chicago Gas and 1900 Leather.
The bond market was strong. The sales
were Sl.2Sl.o0o.
The sales to-day Of listed stocks aggre-
gated 149, 900 shares, and OF unlisted stocks
10000 shares
Treasury balances: Coin. sl02.5I5.o 900; cur
rency, s65.520,Co0
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call easy at 1dl IL; last
loan and closing offered at ! per cent;
prime mercantile paper. 3 l-2Gi per cent.
Bar silver. 65 Use; silver at the board
quiet.
Sterling exchange strong. with actual
business in bankers bills at SiS9ffStSo Ia
for sixty days. and $500 $3.50 Ia for
demand; posted rates. A.S l-2GA.90; COM
mercial bills, $sSdAsS 1-2.
Government bonds firm: State bonds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-13
Fight With Indians.

OMAHA, NEB.. July ia report was
received here to-day Of IA fight in jack
sons Hole. south of Yellowstone Park,
between party OF ranchmen and par
" Of Indians. who were uniawtuiiy Kill
ing game. one Indian was killed and
fifteen were captured
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-13
pAI.TIMoRE STOCK MARKEr.

BALTIMORE. July i2-yirgin!a Ss.
new. II i-2. bid: Baltimore and Ohio. G2.
bid; Northern Central. 6s1Gs i-2, bid: Con-
solidated Gas stock. g. 3-4fss3 i-2: do. bonds.
s's. ll6 1-4ail7 1-2: do. IS. lo7 7-s4l0s IA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-13
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSI.
MESS CENTRES or THE WORLD.
Prices Of Money, Bonds, stocks,
Grain, Tobacco, Cotton, &C., and
In Addition Thereto the Weather
Indications.
Indications.

~ WASHINGTON d. c., july a.
CiIp Forecast for Virginia: Fair. vea-
ther in northern and showers In
] southern portion; warmer ; south
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-13
LoNDoN AND PARIS

LONDON. July 12.--Bar silver. sol-2d.
6P. M.-Paris advices quote per cent.
rentes at lc2 francs. e IL confines. for
the account
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-13

TIE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was cloudy and cool. The skies at mid.
night were overcast.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-13
RICHMOND MARKETS,
JULY r. 1895.
BUTTER, EGGS. FOWLS, LARD. CORN
MEAL.

Butter. new. =
Selected. creamery ............. 15c.
Choice family, packed ....... 13frl4c.
Choice store-packed ............ onlOc
Good to prime .................. loo.
Eggs:
Fresh Virginia aud West Vjr-
ginia. in crates ................. Zoe.
Barrels and boxes, North Caro-
lima NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., i0filic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-13
FINANCIAL.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE PUR-
l. CHASED AND NOW OFFER AT
PAR AND INTEREST,
SUBJECT TO SALE on ADVANCE IN PRICE.
SS6OOO0 CITY OF RICHMOND, YA.,

SS6O,O0O CITY OF RICHMOND, VA,
THIRTY-FOUR-yEAR
FOUR PER CENT. REGISTERED RE.
FUNDING BONDS.
ISSUED FOR THE REDEMPTION OF
OUTSTANDING PER CENT
BONDS WHICH HAVE BEEN
CALLED IN FOR PAYMENT.
INTEREST JANUARY AND JULY.
PRINCIPAL DUE 1923.
The total bonded debt OF the
city Onciuding this issue) IL .E.i7s.coo %
Property owned by the city.
and not included ia taxable
values, consisting OF Gas
Works Water Works. public
buildings, parks. and lands.
estimated value ...,..,......... 5.2s4isi OF
Receipts from Gas and Water
The debt Is limited by the charter 70 IS
per cent. OF assessed value Of REAL
ESTATE. TAN RATE $40 per 500
Asse ssed value real estate ..,...sii az. 0E
Assessed value personal proper
~ ..........,.......,........ sv,5S1,IH
sinking Fund OF / per cent per an
mum for ali bonds issued is required by
the charter.
In spite Of the conditions existing du-
ring and after the war. Richmond has
never defaulted upon any OF It's obliga-
lions, either principal or interest
Deliveries VIII be tnane 10 purchasers
in sums 10 suit. upon the opening Of the
transfer books, JULY l, 1896. The 8 per
cent. bonds which have been called In for
payment July I. 1895, will be received at
par and interest 10 July l, 1857. In pay.
ment OF these bonds
MARYLAND TRUST COMPANY,
MERCANTILE TRUST AND DEPOSIT
COMPANY, OF BALTIMORE.
Baltimore. Nd.
DAVENPORT & CO., bankers and Bro
kers. Richmond. Va.
je 26-im
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-13

efiy WINGS.
For North Carolina: Scattered showers ;
variable winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-13

Cash quotations: Flour dull and ne
elected; feeling steadier. but prices un.
changed. No. spring wheat, 20 s-fg
corn, Is i-2Q45 SAC No. 2 oats. q 3-tc,
Mess pork, 81. 2cq.li2o. Lard, ssS2 l,.W
&37 ID Short-rib sides, $6;i5as62o. Dry
sailed shoulders, 500 S.3I IL. snort
clear sides, $6.75as6.S H. Whisksy. N.zi'
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
UNION STOCK-YARDs. ILL.,. July Il
and in some cases 5gl0c higher. common
TO extra steers. $3.50 800; stockers ana
feeders. 81 20uSfO0: cows and bulls. $l.5Om
1915; Texans s25Jqsi3. ,e
Hogs-Recsipts. 5000 head; market 6n
loc. higher early. but later the advance
was lost; heavy packing and shipping lots,
81 9oIix5 %; common to choice mixed. H'5p
s5.77 IL; light. A25aA75; pigs. N+S' i-2Y
she.p-Receipts. 1000 head; market for
sheep hrm; lambs weak inferior to choice
81. 15n A25; lambs. S.UaSJ.I9.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD, July R--Flour-
Wheat-Higher: No. red. spot. July,
and August, IS Lass l-2c; Septsinper,
southern, By; sample. Ssa7Oc.; do. on
grade, 81 Lac l-4c. ,..
Corn-Dull; mixed. spot. 40 l.2u0c july
% lie bid; August. - lac. 6id Sep's s,9,
Der, - l-zC., Dll, ~ "''eN ~N-'' -
&c: do yellow. 53u53 l-2c. an,
Oats-Firm: No white. western. ~ liz
age: No. 2, mixed. 30 l-2g3lc.
Rye-Dull; No. 2. 5lc.
Hay-Steady at $3.50.
Grain enthusiastically; steamer to Liy-
erpooi, / i-iliI 3-id.. for July; Cork. for or
ders. 2s.ed., for July.
cofree-steady; No. 7. Rio; is lie
Other articies-Unchanged.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. MO-; July n is-Fl ss.,,, sp ~
Wheat-Higher: July &c; August
Corn-Hlgher; July, 20 $50: September,
~ sss4i 2s Dee inS s,s 81 rs September
q l-sd23 lac: May. % l-zc.
porE-standard mess. sl2H H.
I.ard-Prime steam $500; choice. ss, II
Bacon.shoulders. s-se; Longs; S-'c''
Dry Sailed Meats-Shoulders. BIC;
longs, Csc; clear ribs. i-2c.; short
High Wines-steady at N.25
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI o., July i2-Flour quiet
Wheat-oulei: No. red, &c.
Corn--Firm; No. white. track. 4sc.; No.
OatsIFirm: No mixed. track. &c.
DOTk-DtH anu QDtHGustbs
Lard-Weak steam leaf. 1913; kettle
lard. ss15.
Bacon-Dull: loose shoulders i-?c.;
short ribs, 3-4c.: short clears, &c.
Dry Sailed Meats-Duli and unchanged
Whiskey-Quiet at n.2s
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. July .-Noen-Cotton--
Demand limited and prices unchanged;
American middlins. @-s2d.: sales. LOO
bales. American. S.70s bales; speculation
and export. 30 bales: receipts, none. Flu
lures opened firm and dsmand moderate;
July and August, 42-s4ds 4a-sld.; August
and September. 3 N-s4g3 std; January
and February, 3 50-s4ds 5i-64d. Futures
easy. Tenders. 800 bales new docket ana
30 bales old docket.
p. M.-American middling. low mid
ding claus, July. July and August.
3 S2-6&d, value: August ard September.
tied, sellers: September and october.
i5-s4d... buyers; October and November.
tc-c4qs E-sl1., sellers; November and
December. 5 f7-s4d5 $50. sellers; Deem
Der and January. ts-sa6s SD. eellers;
January and February. 5 >S-st83 p-S4d..
BUYERS: February and March, 6l-e4d-.
sellers: March and April ssrel3a 0-ssd.
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RICHMOND sroCE MARKET.

RICHMOND Juiv IL. 1894
sAixs.--2,0 700 Western North Carolina First
&c at lis.
The closing quotations. for to-day:
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State of Thermometer:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-13

Cash quotations: Flour dull and ne
elected; feeling steadier. but prices IN N
changed No. spring wheat, 81 SAG
So 3-ic; No. 2 red, &c S-4aS7 lac. No. =
Mess pork, 81 2Cqsll.30 Lard, 1882 10
s6.s7 - Short-rib sides, $e,i5as6.2o. Dry
sailed shoulders, $.c5qS1 IL. Short
clear sides. S675as6S IL. Whisksy. sl.2i
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-17
Ifusrfr SALE

NTnErRAs. ON TuE sTH DAY or so.
W FUmhrr, lF1 iHuHC Hunter dil execute
aud delivered 10 the undersigned be- rorinin
dccd 90 trust conveying tile following de.
srubod tracts OF lnnl 90 salt Lakc tity, SAT-
Lake county, Territory Of Utah. toswltt Lott
one lll. two 90, three tdl, four lD, seven 40
Ard citht on and the south haif OF lots i've tbl
SUI AN lol, nl 10 block lall Of plat "C." ia
SAT- Lake City surrey, In trust q secure the
nAyncnt OF hia promiasnry note for tho sum Of
tA,.l, WIN interest payable 10 4. n. Williams
Whereas. said deed Of trust provides among
other things that tn case OF default IA the pay.
mcnt u shil note or tho interest "a srcon, tho
uudursiFuud might proceed 90 tuu said real
estate NJ public venue 60 the highest bidder
Tor cash, an % which appears BY said deed
recorded iu Book "li" % mortgages on pHae
tls q the records OF SAID ~alt Lake county, 10
which reference IL hereby made aud
whereas, Default has been made la the paw.
mtut %, said note, both principal and interest,
aud tho lcf4l holder uf fHid note hna requested
mo % acll said real catltc and apply tic pro
Goods 90 tuu payment OF tho said indcbtodnrfa
after paying tho COSTS OF sale, including fcns-
enable atornoyu fees and compentAtlon tor
Now. therefore. I. }. NJ stoult trustee, DO
hereby give public notice that upon Tueadhy
tho dlat daT Of December. lHli. at ~ O'Clock
am. % SAID day, AZ the front door OF tho
County Court House IN salt lako city, Utah.
tholug the wet door OF said hulidinFI i will,
hy virtue NJ tho authority in me vested by sad
trust deed, sen tue SAID real estate heron.
above described AZ public vcnduo 70 the high.
CT bidder Tor cash. }. n. sIOurr,
CHARLES u JACK, Attorney.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-17
InusTeEs, SALE


NOMCE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT
a Whorehs.on tho 2lrd day Of August, 1890,
NV, wf.'a ls " hu,ler And Jsue u. iiuner, by,
ed and delivered to the undcrsignc1 i'm 1ices
thcir certain trust deed recorded August gOth
~, on paEes lts-lti Inclusive Of book "l 10
millhm j. Butler aud Jahe r. nuuof to james
Mcgnty Of the sum Of 81 $500. with interest
ihereon, at The rate VI l2 percent per amman
ron august %, it1', Until paid, particular
DESCRIPTION Of tho property said tfuat deed
conveyed being aa follnWH
fars q loi one tl, block three O). plat "a
~ i.ake wy survey commencing thu
southwest corner Of said lot and running
thgnce east I've ~ rods, thence nor b ten 40
iods thence west i've ~ rads. thence south
ten 10 rods TO piaco Of b Iiur.
Also part Of lot three l3l, block ono huud oil
anu MY tllol, pat IA SAT- Lake CITY s-fvcy,
commencing az the northwest corner N . ID
10y and runnirg thoncc east six ,fl rods thence
south nix t1l reds. thence west Elk 90 'ods
thence norsh tN (6l rods 10 place OF begin
Aito all Of lot ayo t5). dock twonty.fous
tfn, plat "E." SAT- Lake city survey. 40 stu
ntcd 10 thc city ard county OF salt LAX aud
IcTfit0rY Of Utah, And
Whcrtaa said indcbtednoss IL past due and
default Laa been made 90 the payment thcrcot
AM there "a now due thereon 1. 40
SAID Jamea HoFnoy tho sum Of 49, y IN.
tcfcst 40 % pes cent per anuum from lie 2ld
dsI Of May, l1l now therefore, NJ tno request
or 'ho SAID Jam1H Ency. The lcrL holder
ana OWE - m .4fohiodncss. tho uutfr.
signos trustees, On accordance wish the pro
vsi' said trust doea, reference which
10 hereby made for more particular onumofas
ton % tho powers tho'iin uant-d, VIII, upon
saturday, the fth day - January, is9d, nt 70
Ucloc. noon Of said date, N the west front
door OF tho JOINT ~,tY and count building %
salt Late Ciiy. Utah Territory. bona the bntd.
Ing used NJ tho court house - salt axe
County, Utah, proceed to sell taia premises AZ
public venue, 20 The highest bidder ~ cas>.
ior the purpose Of paying sac lnd,btedne,.
reasonable compensation .or attorneys and
t-uttcrg fees.
Dated December 18Th. 1905 nfst publio.Dsn
December iath, 1875.
W. T.. LYNN,
4 z. sONEa,
2. j. sIEtfiINs Trustee.
Attorney for TfuatHF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-17
TRUSTEES SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN
and authority granted BY that certain trust
signed trusieo By Gii,srt d Anosidsscribsd In
tsid trust deed IA an unmarried mani and
recorded IN Book of mortgages pages lgi
70 ~ inclusive, records Of salt Latc county,
Utah Territory, ~ uudcraigned trustee wall
ouCr for sale aud sOlI 20 tho highest bidder for
cash, ~ the west front door Of The RAFT LAAe
county coulihuuse, 90 VIII Ihu wes: front
antriucc OF the CITY and county building. In
sA't Lake Ciiy, Utah, on December ~, l-da, al
u n'c ork noon Of that day, ala the real ealats
hcfelhhite- described, 70 pay ani uiaeharge
tbs indeotrslcss occurred BY said ttuet deed
nrd ini3rn- thereon. and M dollars httot,
rcra fcua anu compensation 10 said trustee
unc TN cott Of this 1Otice ana expense 81 sale.
Tho sale viii DO made az the roqL.st ~
CLNfios d, iumcruy, mo party Of Inc thirs
part mentioned su auid trust decd and the
'cHsi Older Of I1l indebtedness, and hacluso
of The dcffui' d, the payment NJ tho Interest
uEon utid iudts,Cdnoaf, ana sAl. indub .cuness
~ tac same boo mo dsp and payable ard AZ.
sif-hng 70 tue tenor ans sncct OF tic promis,
sorry NOES mentioned and described la fald
trust de'd and according 20 mo PROVISIONS OF
snid trust deed, nd because the said lhrt
party has declared N PRINCIPAL sum men.
TONED IN SAD pramssory note and said trust
nrormlons Of tlil n1A aud desu because II
the dci"u.t ~ sal4 Gibbs y, Am0s,ia thopAy.
the manner 70 lti tho tims speoin, Ia s.-i
note, eald real estate IL particularly ca-cr,bed
uf fellows, tusWIl.
a part o. n. i've 10 in Block So N ~.
Amended llat"EH Oftho SAT- Lake ~ sur.
yoy, beginning 90 point fofty.twO Ana ihTee-
quarters ltlAI feet south of 20 uorshwoft
corner OF faig lui and running thos-' north |
foriy,twu and tfrTo .cuafttrt ttli,I,roA. .henc.
north scNcnN'iUur degrees and litys %. . min.
uies llt deg 81 wiu sEleatLoiThty-tWo and ots
lhlt le2A feet 90 thO northeast corner u SAT-
lnt, tltnee aoutncry along the east line o. SAT-
lot ihrly'two ana One-halt feet B2Sl feet,
tneuc1 westerly uiuety'threo and oho.hAlf !
OhTl ieet more lr lose 70 the place OF BEGIN.
county, Utah Territory
-. ISAAC ~, wApDELI., Trustee
Dated November 20, i6g5.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-17

You ARE HEREBY REQUIRED 20 p.
4 pear In an action ureIsht against you by
tnu tbuNc named plainth in tuo district court
ot ne Ihifd Judicial uaifict o. the 1cri tory
gt Ithh, and 70 aufwUr tue comp lalnt MOD
ihcrelh within ton dhya ioNclutvo OF thu daT
% scrvlcnl after tho strvice on you Of THIS
snmWunh-tt served Within this county, or, u
served out OF this county, hut 20 thia dittrl't,
within twenty days. uthUrwiao rtm forty
dav-of Judgment by default WI DO AIKEN
aaAlns' You, 49, riding 10 tho prayer SD
complaint
enc said action itbroughi 20 have = decree
or THIS court dif1Olviug thc uouda OF mAtrl
morv between plainuH and defendant aud
awarding 10 plaintiff the custody Of the minor
child, lisuc " sad MARRIAGE, and grAntag
piin oltc Had proper relief. prayed on
NE ground That on or about the IN day o.
June, 1875, defendant WIfnilY and without
cause deserted and Ahar dunci pIainNu aud
has ever since eoauuu9d and sul &c .itiuusa
70 i've sop-ratc and apart from her without
any sufficient cause ami vi out any reason
and sEalnst hsr will and without hor consent
Aud you are hereby Noticed that u you fail
Ia appear anu hnawer said compliant ~ above
required. tho said plaluun will apply 10 tno
court Ter the ruluf demanded therein.
Wines, the honorable samuel a. Mtffiu
Judge. ana the scat of the district
court Of The third judicial ui,trict,
itEALl lu aud Tor the Territory of Utah,
tiii IN day u september, In the
yeA~ Of our LORI one thousand
eight hundred aud niuCtrsuyo
DAVID q. DUNBAR. CLERK
ny gro. D. Loohis, Deputy ClcrA.