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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-10
OPPOSING THE PRESIDENT.
THE BOND ISSUE, DISCUSSED BY THE
WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE.

ONLY TWO DEMOCRATS FAVOR Mr.. CLEvELAND's
REcoMMENDATIoN-M REED ARGUES FOR
A SHORT RM BOND CHAIRMAN
WILSON'S PROPOSITION LAID
OVER UNTIL TOMORROW.
Washington Feb. 9-The discussion at the meet
ing of the Ways and Means Committee OF the
House to-day developed so much opposition TO the
recommendation Of the President favoring the
issue Of thirty-year gold bonds that the SUBJECT
was postponed until 3 o'clock on Monday after
noon.
Mr.. Wilson. the chairman of the committee
started the discussion on the bond proposition ry
calling UP the Presidents message OF yesterday
which had been referred to the committee MI
Bynum offered resolution that the Resumption
law OF 1875 be so amended that in addition 10 'he
3 Az and per cent bonds now authorizen' "ie
Secretary Of the Treasury shall be authorized 10
issue no more than per cent gold Dond LOT zen
years 1t was pointed out that the contract "'iie'
the President has made with the synqicate WHICH
has agreed to take $50, 100000 OF the pohos re-
m,res that they be allowed to run for thirty
years. On this explanation Mr.. Bynum amehoeo
his resolution to meet that objection.
Mr. Reed then spoke for some time in opposition
70 the resolution. He argued first, that long
ments Of the President and the Secretary OF the
Treasury and that the National revenues VIII
soon exceed the disbursements. He pointed Out
what he called the folly of thirty-year bond
which will in the mean time go to a considerable
premum and which must be redeemed at It's mar
ket value or continue until It's term expires, not
withstanding the condition Of the revenues. lie
argued that no bond ought to be issued except
short term bond redeemable at the option OF the
Government after one year. His argument To-Day
covered to a considerable extent the points maoe
In his speech in the House Wednesday.
Mr. Grosvenor, of Ohio, another Repuphcdh
member Of the committee, regarded the sueees-
ton that the bonds should be paid in gold as an
effort on the part of tie foreign syndicate 10
dictate the financial policy of this Government
Substituting the word god for coin was
radical change in the system Of this country, ana
one ne thought that is calculated to discredit
the past action of the Government in its other
issues of bonds.
Mr.. Hopkins, of Illinois. another Repuollcah
member. also made stI ong speech against the
proposition, as did Mr.. Bryan, of Nebraska, one
Of the Democratic members.
The discussion indicated that only two or the
Democratic members. Mr.. Wilson and MI; by
mum were strongly favorable to the PRESIDENT
recommendation. Nothing was said by the otner
Democrats which would indicate their posiuoh
,pon the matter. Finally Chairman wilson pro-
posed an alternative proposition LOOKING 10 the
issue of s62 900 900 Of thrty-year gold ponds' 10
hear interest at rate not 10 exceed per cent
Pending the consideration OF this resolution ,he
committee adjourned until O'Clock on MONDAY
afternoon
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A ss.coo.ooo MORTGAGE FILED.

Jacksonville. Ind. Feb (SpeclaD-The Louis
vile and Jacksonville Bridge Company to-day
fled s5,ooooo mortgage on their bridge and every
thing pertaining thereto. naming the Union Trust
Company. Of indianapolis. and the United States
Trust Company. Of New-York. as trustees. The In
strument 10 to secure the payment Of 100000 worth
OF bonds OF 1900 EACH payable fifty years after
date at per cent. interest and principal payable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-10
Am4rEUn pHoroeRApHsRs MAKE NEGATIVES

The members of the Society OF Amateur fnotos-
raphers net last night at their rooms III west
Thirty-eighth-st and enjoyed a smoking Coffee"
~ 7 Burton W. r. johnson and Ernest Warren
composed the committee OF "umpires" for the us
turbance" as the entertainment was called. Ihey
rendered fair decisions. After programme o.
twelve numbers had been carried out the amateur
photographers made negatives OF the large num-
Der OF good things set before them. and spohed
number OF plates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-10

Tribune Office. Feb. 10. a. m-The weather yesterday
was fair and somewhat mder The temperature ranged
between = and ~ degrees. the uil4 being "a
higher tban on Friday. and 25,s lower than the
responding day last year.
The weather to-day 10 likely 10 be fair and sshtiy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-10
OUTGOING STEA uERS.

TO-DAY.
v...., For I.n. Mails close Vessel sails
Panama. Progreso. Spanish 800 M SUI n,
MONDAY. FEBRUARY II.
Finance Colon Columbian. ............ $50 m "" m
Yemasse-. Jacksonville. c1ydc..... .'...... Soo m
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY IL
Venezuela La Guayra, Red p........ 3p IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-10
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 200 Sunset Moon rises 655 Moons age ID
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM-sandy Hook 1880 Gov Island s:12 Hell Gate 1000
PM-Sandy Hook sl9Gov. Island s:i5iHel Gate 1913
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THE UEdTHER REPORT
FAIR AND SLIGHTLY WARMER.

Washington Feb 0The storm has moved from North
ern Maine the Nova Scotia coast. diminishing In
tcnsity ridge of high extends from Florida
the Of Montana. Light has fallen the lake
regions and Missouri Valley The temperature has
fallen Colorado. Wyoming. Western Montana and In the
region has generally elsewhere
Generally fair weather be expected In all districts
except light In the Upper Missouri Valley and
In the West Gulf States The temperature will remain
nearly stationary In the Northwest will generally
elsewhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-10
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

Detailed FOKE'AST FOR TO-DAY.
For New England and Eastern New-York. fair: slightly
warmer west to southwest winds
For Eastern Pennsylvania. New-Jerscy. Delaware the
District ~ Columbia Maryland and Virginia fair slowly
rising temperatures west winds
For West Virginia. Western Pennsylvania and Ohio.
generally fair: probably slightly warmer; south south.
west winds.
For Western NewYork. furrics the lakes fol-
lowed by fair: probably slightly warmer winds
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A. SIMONSON,
NEWPORT COIL.

This magnificent Couture must
he seen To- realize Its great al
vaniages above all other nnodss
for a stylish and up 10 date ,o or,
fnre NV stock Of Gray Hair Tor
this spring season SURPRISES an
my former efforts. as the ohiy
house FOR complete and rich as
Of Human Hair Go'dr'
2 Singing. cutting. &c. by eA-
t- ..torfp1 in every Snaue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-10
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In this diagram a continuous white line shows the
changes In pressure Indicated by Tribunss self
recording barometer The broken line represents the
perature as recorded At Perry's Pharmacy.
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BALTIMORE BANKERS SUBSCRIBE
Baltimore. Feb s-Alexander Brown & Sons were
invited to participate in the new Government
loan and to-day telegraphed their subscription for
81 l25 600 OF the bonds to August Belmont & Co.
Mr.. Brown declined 10 state the price OF his pur-
chase.
ANOTHER SLIGHT LOSS OF GOLD.
Washington. Feb. 9.Gold Withdrawals to-day
aggregated 900. reducing the gold reserve 10
Sl .600000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-24

with an able corps OF seven assistanls
W. q. Reeso ns principal Of the Ben
son school, with an equally ahls cofl'
VI hve assistants. Nellie Lswis "
preside over the Ellis, Lues Twi.ei
over the Cara. MariAN l.. bcoles th'
Ffuukiin,an Harriet Taylor the Wet
ster.
Benjamin l.. and Levi Baker nm
w. J. Griifiths were brought In W q
Treuton on Wednesday, chargei WI
cutting timber from government lan'
in Idaho, saving 10 into lumter m
selling u IN Utah. An order w
made by U. 4. Commitsion-f Fare
that they be turned over to the ou,ioI
OF the u. 5. marshal Of Idaho.
Al the meeting Of tho Cache Conn
Agricultural ass citation Saturday o.
tsfnoon and evening q program
unusual excellence had been pfetaftl
principally fof tho bsneht0 OF the lad ~
The subjects treat, d wof'i Adsp'stil'ti
nj silk culture 10 the women
Utah, by Marion Il. kcols,, VI Logari
The science anu practice OF itui
csnnlnv, by Mu. Dollnds Coiey, Of
the A. q. Of u; The training OF iafm
children, by Mt'. Sarah III. Taylor, oi
Logan, nud Women In horticulture,
by Mfs. Emma ]. MoVlckef, o Ball
Lake. Some nue musical numbtfi
we're also rendered.
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Accidents.

Roy Bunoe, the S-ysaf-oli son OF
Hyrum Bnnce. OF the FiiIh ward, was
trying TO reach n high shelf In the
stove uhanty aud foil, alighting on his
stomAoh on the upiurned end OF a
stick OF wood, causing q complete oh.
htruction Of the bowels. IA opera.
ton was performed on Wednesday, but
the little fellow only survived until
rhursday morning. The funeral ser.
vices were held on Saturday at noon.
Louis Halyorsen'a little 2.yeat.old
daughter was brought from Hyrum
with n needle fast In her throat. She
hal picked II NJ while her mother
was sewing and slipped it into her
mouth. IL lodged spme distance down
ths thros,.and was dliilcult 10 extract.
A lS.year-old ton OF CRsper Hon
man accidentally shot himself while
playing with y 22-caliber revolver.
tn. pellet struck him ia the breast
aud followed one Of this ribs about nal,
way round, where 1t was located AMI
exlracioi.
While cfo'sing rough bridge
lending into his pfemlsss
In tue Fourth ward, Sotan &.
Peterson, "a years OF age, wns
thrown from load u wheat and ioll
In front OF tho wagon. two wheels OF
which ran over his lex above the knee,
causing n bad break anu much attend.
ant lacsration.
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LOGAN.
sErn IS, 1870.


Friday afternoon nnd evening wilt.
messed tue most disastrous snowttorm
every seen in Cache county. Nothing
TO equal II has ever occurred Within
the recollection Of the pioneers or the
valley. IL uommr need tnowing shortly
after noon anu continued rapidly anu
steadily until q late hour Ia the ever
ing, when tho rapidlty Of the fail mod.
sfaled, but di1 not cease uutil morn-
log. There was six or seven inches on
the ground nj O'Clock In the eyening,
and IL melted 20 rapidly that twice
that amount must have fallen during
the Afternoon. Esrly In the evening tho
branches OF ths shade trees all over
town, no longer able to susisip the 40
cumulated weight, commenced ~ fall,
aud before morning the sidewalks
were obsIructed ON every street 10
many Instances the trunks Of tees
wsre broken. The storm was douOly
disastrous to orchards Of pear, spplc.
peson aud plum tfees, which were
already weighed down with their
ioads OF fruit. The Ices by this means
will reach many thousands OF dollars.
Another great loss lies In the thlrd
crop OF lucern, which was laid Hat on
the ground and, IL 10 feared, will be n
total loss. Ths wheat orop, too, Will
be materially Ietsened. A little stu
remained standing In tho SHOCK on the
fields where II was cut, aud TINS Will
DO nj only for hog seed.
A severe frost on Saturday night
added TO the damage TO fruit.
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MARsHAL'S SALE.

DURsuANr TO AN ORDER or SALE
and decree OF foreclosure 10 me directed
by the District Court Of tho THIRD Judicial
district Of tho Territory OF Utah, shall uK,
nose At public sale a. the wost front door Of
Inc County Court house (nsw city and county
buildingl in tho CITY Of salt Lake. County Of
salt Late, aud rerritsty OF Utah. on the lith
right. title. claim AMI interest OF tho deicnd.
ants, William N. Mcclure. Amanda Mcclure
NuiiAm a MoCornick. doing business a. Me-
CoTnick n Co, ami Allied Thompson, Of. In
and TO the following described real estate
situate, lying aud being N salt Lake County,
Utah offitoTy, ana descuhcd a. follOWsto W.T.
An undivided one eighth % Interest IN and 10
cspt a strip of land one and twenty i've one
hundrcdths q ei.lyol rods by thirty.four aud
eighteenth. fal 500 rods Oh the west end
OF said lot decided to Tho Utah Southern Hail,
road company. July 18th, ir5d, and recorded ~
hook ~" of cnnyoyAnces, nAges lG7 and los,
In tho recorders once Of said salt Lake
county. Alec lot. four ~ and hfteen tlsl 10
parcel. of land are located IN the Ten acre plat
a." zig fieln survey, SAT- Lake county, Utah
Territory, aud being subdivision 81 part Of
toe southeast quarter OF sec Ion u, township I
south, range west, and sectional lot 2 section
W, township south, range west, Of the salt
iaka meridian. Together with all water rights
thereto belonging or AppeTiAning
named defendants, William n Mcclure,
Auanda Mcclure ct al, At tho suit Of John
haor.
Terms o. sale. cash.
SNT n. BRIGHAM, U. :. Marshal,
By l.. L. ARCHER Deputy Marshal
Dated september 2oth, l,lJ
O " MoRsE, Attorney for plainur.
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OGDEN.
Junction City Items.

George II. Ricbens, who for year
until quite lately, was employed =,
salesman At Y. q. NJ. l., dieu OF typhoid
fever after three weeks' sickness.
Deceased leaves wife and three child.
rem, Funeral from the Second ward
nesting house this afternoon.
Mayor Brough's son Heleman, left
last syeuing TOR Baltimore, 10 take :
three years course ~ the John Hop
kins universally.
The divorce suit entered by Minnie
woodmansee In the Fourth distfici
court has been settled. Action In tho
matter was taken ia the absence OF Mt
Woodmansee from home. Mrs. Wood
mansse regrets wha, she did and says
she was unduly II iiIsnced. Applica'
tlon 70 have the case dismissed hat
been made.
The Republicans had possession OF
Ogden last night They had n rally al
the grand opera house which was
packed from pit 10 dome. The speaker
were Heller NJ. Wells, Clarence IT,
Allen aud y. J. Cannon. Tbs Provo
quartet and Ogden brass band sang
aud played TO tho delight Of the audi.
cnce. The house was too cold 10 be
comfortable and the speakers had nt.
tended meetings at Hooper snd al,o
West Weber during tbs day, which
seems 10 have been too mucn Tor Them.
There was not the vigor and spirit
manifest a. IL usual on such occasi u.s.
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Mary 7. Ward, plAinuh.
-.
Patrick j. Ward. defendant,

Mary T. Ward, plainua.
Patrick j. Ward. defendant
The People Of tho Territory OF Utah .eno
greeting 10 Pa1rlcE j. Ward. defendant,
xvoU ARE HEREBY REQumED TO AP.
l. pear " an action brought against you by
the above named plhinuu IN tho Dist1ot COufi
OF the Thlfd Judicial District OF the Territory
OF Utah. and 10 answer tho compliant hed
herein within ton days exclusive Of the day
OF scTyeo) AFTER the service on you NJ this sum.
mona-if served within this county; or. II
served out Of this county, but IN this district,
within twenty days otherwise within forty
days-or Judgment by default Will be taken
against you, according W tho prayer OF sAid
complaint
The sAid acton IL brought to have decree
~ this court dissolving the bonds Of niAlTi.
mOny and contract OF marriage existing be.
tween piaintin And defendant, aud awarding
10 plaintiff the custody OF the minor child,
Joseph, issue u said marriage, above relief
prayed on the following grounds, toWiti That
on or about the year 1851, tho defendAnt,ditTe'
gardlng his marriage Vow wiiiuiy and with
ont cause deserted and abandoned tlsinun,
and has ever since continued so 10 desert and
abandon her, against her will aud without nor
consent; and that since said abandonment de-
PENDANT has contributed nnihlnR Whatever TO
tho support OF tho plaintiff or their infant
And you are hereby notified that II you fail
10 appear and answer the said complaint as
above required, tho aaid plaiuun viii apply
10 the court for tho relief demanded therein.
WINES, the Hon samuel A. alorritt, Judge,
and tue seal % he district court OF
thc THIRD judicial District, IN and for
lGEALl the Territory OF Utah, tnia Twenty.
second day OF JAY, IN the year Of our
LORD ono ihousapd eight hundred and
DAVID O. DUNBAR,
By GRO. d. LOOMS,
Deputy CLARK.
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ASSESSMENT uoT,or

NOTICE IS nEnlnY efvrv ru
A meeting 81 the directors of' ,tii,,eAI At
", ~ No,u hlnins Company. held al tfc ,-.liiot.
, W. 5e2psnI IN hail Sc Cay UtsS V ~, %
de- eea, nor sss,s w. ~ en- ,s,ss,msht q one
.i,oA ~ the corporation. ravah,o In sfst, IA
90 .nis da,s 70 the tocrotasy, A lAy.
~ ~ s' ~, N9siWe.t second South .f,,,, -
IAlmett RAY remain unpaid on tfe issH a. w.
o.toytr, lto. VIII be delinqueat 80 w o.
,.s,,,, ier sale At public auction nsi..
llth day OF November. itgi, 10 pnv Az Nn tne
As.essnvnss thcroon, to- ether Win the
advertisement and expanscs Of ssie 'V'" o.
W. A. BrEH3.
seoreiarr.
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MARsHAL,s SALE.


DURsUANT To An ORDER or sALE
Il and decree on foreclosure TO me directed
by the Distnct Court OF the 1hTd judicial
District Of the Territory Of Utah. shall ca
pose Al public sale, ~ the west frant
tn.w Oily AID county hui dlagl In the
city ~ salt lsks, county Of AT LAKE, ard
Territory Of utah. on the ifd day o. october,
claim and in,cresl .gi the defendants liyrum
Inc JOHNSON. Emil II, johnson. Lou o Gone,
IVA g. Gone and the Pioneer savings and
loan company. q corporation, o.. IN and 70 the
following described real sstAtc. situate lying
and icing IN salt Lake countY. aud described
- follows TO Wit Lots seven a. and osht ~
IN bloch six (0l. Central fafk. subdivision
Of lots one ~. two CAV. thrca "a and sixteen
40, In bloch iorty.ene 90 Ton Acre plat'A,"
Tx field survey. and being part ~ toe
southwest quarter Of section rinoteen ull, ~
township one ~ south, range one ~ east y
salt I.sNc Meridian. W the county 81 SAT-
Lake. Territory % Utah. To DO sold ~ Tho
property o. the hove named defendants.
~ the suit Of Elmer 4. barring ~ trustee for
the use OF tho riUneor Loan and Homestead
association Of rAlt iAkc tity, SAT- lake COM.
". Territory Of Utah and the Pioneer Losn 4
Homestead Association 81 salt lake CITY. salt
lake County. Territory " Utah, corpora
ton.
Terms o; sale. cash. -
NAT N. BRIGHAM,
". =. Marshal.
by l.. l., AQcurn. nepuiy Marshal
dated this etvcnth day 81 september. ISIS.
A. II. tAwrIn, attorney Tor plainuh
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mARsHsl's SALE.


DuRsUANT TO Az ORDER or SALE
Il aud decree on foreclosure 10 mo directed
by the Third Judicial Distrtet Court OF the
Territory OF utah, l shall expose al public
sale At the west front door OF the
county court house tnCw city aud county
buidingl In tho city Of salt Lake, County
OF salt LAke and Territory Of Utah, on
tho ard day VI OCTOBER 49,, at 10 O'Clock a IN. ALI
the right, title, clam aud interest Of the do.
fgndAnts, william H. Hammond, Celia 9.
Hammond nnd V. u. Cofman, OF. In and TO the
following described real estate, situate, lying
and being In SAT- Lake County. and described
a. follows, toswiti
All Of lots eighteen ti) and nineteen upl ot
block two tgl of Main street, and state rosd
subdivision u lot eighteen us) block eleven
uU 1--WE Acre Plat A. hig leld survey, In salt
Lake County, Territory Of Utah
To he soid A. the property of William ",
Hammond, Celia g. Hammond and Y II Col.
man NJ the SUIT of William Thomas dc GrooL
NAT NJ. BRIGHAM.
By L. L. AHCuiin. q. b. Marshal.
Deputy MhfshaL
Dated september liti, isi0.
A. H. sAwTEn. Attorney for Plaintiff.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS


"'"I U0VVl0tI
NoTiCE Is HEREnY lCIyEN IA. M.
uhnersisned, John ". usunon, eysrrlaL.
OF no inet VII OF Mary Ana Push ,if-g.-see.t
20 the creditors n. ana all persob5 100,
.lhlms lEhinst tho SAID deceased. NJ 1911.
them. Win the ncrofsary youchtra ,sttt.. wy, w
ihonths alter the ltst publication IL itt',,.. leh
10 TIE sad iohn ~ cannon Al No ~ "g,l.e'
sututon building. In salt fake NV ~.
county Of sat iakc. Territory OF titbb W ths
Dated September ". rs
Etoouiorof the last viii and te,t.roN
Mary Ann lugh. deceased o.
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Political Rallies.

On Thursday evening the Republ-
cans u Logan held grand rally
Ia the Thatcher opera heust.
Hons. Heber NJ. Well, Clarence
Il. Allen and James 4. Hammond
and Delegate Frank J. Cannon were
ths speaker. Tho opera house was
packed, and Judge Miner anu other
prominent visitors occupied seats On
the stage. This evening a De mocrntic
rally will DO held In The tamo hOu-r,
when Hon. Is. II. RobTits aud, II Il
said, Hon. John 7. Game, will .xpound
Democratic principles.
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sTOoKHoLDrRs' MEETING.

NOTICE. THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
~ the stockholdor. OF tho Mutual stock
Association viii 10 held at the store OF tho
Newman. Mott shoe Company, No. 81 south
Main street, SAT- Lake uily, Utah, on Monday
evening, september a0th, is1A, ats no O'Clock.
TO near the annual report, elect officers Tor the
ensuing year, and 10 transact such other bns'
mess a. may DO properly brought before the
meeting
SAIL LAKE CrrI, Utah, Sept. 10. 1896.
AATMuM IAKsONs. aee,Y
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Xou ARE HEREBY REQUIRED To Ar.
pear 10 an aeuoh brought NJ ainst you ~
Wy above named plAinun in the Dl,uiel Court
y. me ihird judicial District OF the 1trrilOry
~ utah. and 70 ahswer Mo complaint Aled
.neIeln within ten DAYS exolusiv0 OF the day Of
ssIuesl Atsr the service on you ~ ths
suhltaoh-n served witain TINS 6ountf5 or, u
served DOT Of this county. bat In this distrio.
within twenty days otherwise within forty
dAls-or Judgment ~ default wilt he taken
against lou. according TO tho prayer OF SAID
Tue said action !. brought to have judgment
against said detondahts, 10 sum OF sJ,UuV, with
interest from Nov. 10, ls9i. at per cent per
Annum, for 500 for attorneys TOO and costs OF
SUIT, alleged 70 be due on a certain pToniisaury
note, made, executed and delivered by defend
ants MelA n. end Geo w. steele 10 plEinun,
october 21, 1881, for $500, with interest from
date al ~ per cent per annum-samo Deing
due and wholly unpHid save interest 20 Nov,
H., 1894, and being secured by mortgage OF
even date on property hereinafter described.
executed ny HAiu defendants TO plaintiff, TO
have the usual decree ot this court Tor tho
foreclosure o. SAID mortgage and saio OF said
premises. hdiudginR that proceeds OF hucl sale
10 applied In payment OF -Amounis due A.
aboyei that defendants and AL persons claim
INK under them he forever barred and fore
closed OF all claim or equiv Of redemption IN
sad premises that plsntih have deficiency
Judgment against said dsfondAnts-snd Tor
othor relief. such premises are described As
follows. TO wit Fart of lot y, block rs, plat
an" salt Lake City survey, commoncins vt a
point on north boundary limo of said lot rs
toet west OF northeast corner. thence running
west on said line 40 feet. thence south o. 2 ieet,
thsnco oas,i0 foet. thence north lIl feet 70 bo'
ginninF, situate IA eall Lake uity and county.
Utah Territory,
And you Ars hereby notiaed that II you raw
TO appear and answer tho said complaint ~
above required tho said plaintiff viii 4pply
TO III. Court for thu relief demanded heron.
Witness the Hen. Samuel a. Merritt, Judge
and the seal Of the district court OF
hS Third Judicial District. IN and
lsEAL,l for Tie Territory Of Utah. this aist
day OF 4,ueust, m tho year OF our
lori one ihussand eight hundred
and ninetv-fiya.
DAVID Z. DUy!IE. Clerk.