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The herald., 1895-04-07
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NTORSE'S TAILOR SQUARE AND SYSTEM
1Nl taught in 8 lessons; only 3 measures
taken; drafts all styles; rapid simple and per.
feet; ladies will find this the best system :32s
w. Second ST. 4-2o
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n II. wOTTON--sANITARY PLUMBING A
VI speciality. Estimates given. 206 Z. Fourth
st., two doors east of Los Angeles st.
DRANK A. WEINSHANK. PLUMBER AND
r gasftter, 240E. Second st. Tel. 1876.
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CONRAD SCHERER-GRANITE BITuMIN-
~ Gus and asphalt paving. 237 W. First St.
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TARPETS THOROUGHLY CLEANED AND
~ renovated. same new; carpets sewed,
bordered. laid and reftted. r. BROWNE, sos
s. Broadway. 3
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COUNTY CORRESPOND t.NCE.

TnNKNDiKE. Rev. d. Bracket Will preach
at fhe Centre church sunday, April 2sth
Key. .. RoNs has finished his labors in
liIorndikt and returned to his home At I.jy-
ermore Ials... Mrs. r s. Higgins II At
home for few days. Mr.. Ernest Bartlett
closed his school in Jackson last week,
and viii De Al home nov for d time. Mr.
and Mrs. Alonzo Higgins visited at Joseph
Higgins April 18th
BnLMoST. Miss Lydia Blake II West
Searslnnt is visiting at Mr.. ami Mrs. An
drew + Bovaoin S. Mrs Frank Morse
has gone q Boston There " iii bp 4 dance
at Clark's Hall, East Belmont. next Sa,1lr-
DAY evening ... gentleman IN the ea.terlv
Part Of TIE town las ut Into the iahit If
making early morning calls one day last
week he thought NJ would heat hl- record
and he Gated en family before they We're
mp He won't eell 80 early next tilHe
swANvILIi4. The /. a. $. at II. NJ. Glasses
was largely attended. II II To lnaet wth
Miss Martha Nlckerson May 2a Every
hody IL invited. Friday evening, April
I.'sh = If the Young friends If Mis- Katir
Small met with Her to celebrate her 18Th
birthday They presented hrr with d fine
music rack. Later in The evening a eo. lation
was served. Miss Small is young lady who
is worthy of the esteem Of her many friends
and we are glad that they have taken ths
occasion to prove it,. The ice left Swan
lake Monday, April I'D. Mr.. +. q. Peavey
has gone to Hallowel for the summer
Mr.. John kimball has been delivering books
and getting the schoolhouse in order.
Miss Flora Mari, fashionable dressmak-
er, is in Boston this week . Mr. and Mrs
W. +. Damn have gone to Monroe, where
Mr.. ID. has employment in the store Of T.
Fl. Nealley.. On account of storms Comet
Grange has had no meeting for three sue
cessive evenings. The base ball boys are
getting in trim for the seasons play.
Some Of our most ambitious farmers are
putting in early peas. Mr.. Alvin Ellis
busy Thursday setting scions ia the
orchard of Josiah Nickerson. Tuesday
morning Cum ngham Bros. began work on
their quarry at Oak Hill.
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Boston Produce Market.

Bo~rpS, April "A, lhele waS 2 liherl Surpy ot
freSh maae butter yeSteftlaN and, Nh nare Mit7
supposed to he at lanH. the market WaS
quiet For finest Northern creamery 2Ua2lc was
quoted, but very few sales made in trade l1t-
at 20r Western rnea AT g04ec, with llght
demand AN grades under the finest wrre llillI
Cheese was III light deriand All 10 l-2Hll AZ tNr
finest fan made. Northern, common 20 good 0ld
luu at sage. Small lots Of new we're offered AZ
I'D lvc.
THE eve market olened strong VI w ~ torbeSt
marks Of western. aud sales We're freely mace lt
Is T.. 10 ) lc. At the close several holders re
fused 10 sell under lac
Apples Trade II ta,r ana prire- ars steady WA
luoie NJ l Massachusetts ann New Hampshire
haldwins at IS as 10, y" Maine paldwlns at
s. 1913 co. No r,ss-ets al - oop 30, and fair 10
good varieties AT 81 A0a2 no " Dbl.
HAY is quiet choice Is quoted a1 ) d II an allti
fair at Sl%u Is 50 ~ ton. Common range~ from so
= ton upward Rye straw firm at >3 30, and cat
straw at Ssti> 60 Il tor.
Potatoes Prices continue steady WITH Ialr sup
plies. we quote Houlton rose AZ Tsa sfc, Hontol
hebrons, .5u soc; Maine Central Stock at 65a zoe
white stars and hurhanks at 90 .oc; Dakota red
at 80 ace p bush Sweet potatoes in limited de
mand at g. 1893 v bhl.
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81 As Spanish gold. Sch Jno c Smith, Ne " York
to Galveston, general cargo, ? T. Sch Anna Pen
sch Lizzie b Wiley, Satilla 70 Boston, lumber
S+S7 L. Sch Penobscot, Jacksonville To New
York, lumber, 81 100. Sch X stetson, Savannah
to Milbridge, Me, lumber, $500 Sch Sarah u j
Rawson Cardenas 70 port North Of Hatteras
sugar, and L cents. sch Mary i Crosby, Perth
Amhoy 70 Portland. coal - cents. Sch Webster
Barnard Perth Amboy 10 Bangor, coal, so cents
Sch Mark i'endleton, Port johnson 70 Bangor
coal, 50 cents.
DISASTERS, ETC. Bark Carrie |. TYLER at New
York April : from Guantanamo cuba had decks
swept and cabin flooded. Also lost and split sails.
Ssh Willie \ Newton, CoombS, FROM Bati-
more for AynS Point, With coal. arrived at
New London, Conn. April l.'th, having been III
collision with Bee line barge. losing bowsprit
and hea.lgear. She was towed 10 destination.
a New York despatch Of the 2 st says; .Sch Les
ter Lewis, Capt Burgess. with cargo Of un
Der, from Norfolk for New York, strucs Oh the
Romer >hoal here at ? ? NJ saturday. and filled at
] 4 N sunday. The crew had TO stay on the deck
load, winch commenced washing away. The can
tain mistook the Light on THE kcmer shoal for
some other light The sehouner's crew was res
schooner was tioate,l at high tide by the Chapman
Derrick y Wrreking ahl'anA, ana Mar toMed tp
this GitS. Her nantDpniast Is broken Hh snort
ana her nillenhast is Zone ny ing hoard sh. IS
IN waterlo5ged conditiuu. Bark John j.
Marsh al Philadelphia from Black kil Ar. reports
Alril ! m. south of !iattefas, during N northeast
E'tle, carried AWAY t9retprSaii ana sPlit several
ss,Ils.
N0rtcl 10 NAnlxfg- Notiee il given THAI a
Ill 2N teet Al laM waTer sp feet iSh tranA noIHn
Rock II ihe itsN l-iaiid ihnlfH4liar. Iron Ioint
i,"n roi'l m nv n. gGc n iiyi.' 81
'rind.uhe Led.t, I4I-tFi t,tlHr Hn4 tioMts
l9N4fd l-ea&e Fiioy- laNe HrtR ehal4eN tY INV. n u
aila ! rFspvftiNslN y iirW hilfN, 2d taS9 can5
~ ,haS beef established N IS feei AZ iow Water,
Il" Sie@l MI foifi' NMA iieaa 'iaN, MN1rle i;iA4e
olHHHf Naie <oriA lraiaspt. @trHR lSitna. N
niiie~. ~heeI l~land h;n aiu4, ISL l1G AarHs
"iMlth 'iafl@li Ne~f i'rr' l,sent f'N. Ma4iNs
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about mile from the village, was on his
way to the village Monday morning when
his horse became frightened and threw him
out, breaking his leg below the knee. He
was taken home and his leg was set by Dr.
Whitcomh. He is as comfortable as can be
expected 1t is a hard case for him he
has a crew Of men in his mil running day
and night. Mrs. Fred Grant is confined to
his bed with a severe cold on the lungs. She
has been 80 hoarse at times during the Win
ter she could not speak. Miss Agnes Mayo
was at home from Bucksport over Sunday
/. Mrs. r. n. Colson was called to Boston
by her daughters sickness. Mr.. Will
Moody arrived at his fathers last week
His mother and Mr.. H. r Dawson Went for
him. He is very weak but stood the journey
as we'll as could be expected. His father
Christopher Moody, has been suffering from
some disease causing him to bloat badly
The family have the sympathy of the COM
linnity in their sickness. The dining-room
III tile Grange Hall wilt Ne enlarged. Mt
W il Damn is clerking for L. H. Nealley. His
wifi win ~tay at Mr. Nealleys with him.
MrS ls4Afa CWFtiS Boston fer millinery
WALDO CNNThH. Henrv f. Patterson
AfS S'M' Ah1 uittA lp.t tV Nlt4
NR'MN r. N-'A iNiit1 "'''Vh N'Ti'N"'A
returlll April l7th 10 NlddietoNn, Conn
NtN'' i4N htegt'IttN "Fht MTin '4't' N'
Ni'tN tii WHIT ~ ''''' + '''i' ~ r "'
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"A iiitN' 4lh' 'A si3 aii'i iiS' n N
N9 ii"N Nt44' "'NS 1''"N N hf'ti't""' 'f'99 \
M ''t 'l''NH &C. '
NaSttl'' 'WAthS AFiii -7iH Ni'ii ii rs"
'' N7SN YIN ''"' ''i'7 m N'estssi r ~
oilNe A. i1'oa oi Moffll = sNthdihg a
WfeN Witi ANl calt~AN' MiSS AlNifa n Wtli7
WaNfl A'f and MlS IN ~ MeNtW @riii
nave uefll queue sleN, tillf aie gaming now.
\ Sunday NNA~9i Mlli he 0rganlHtAd at Silver
Harvest Grange Aiall sunday, MAY SUI, II y
T. M aild ial attendance ~ desired. II
stormy, 1at MeNf pleasant sunday Nr
m
A' '''7
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''ii' '1"N s'''' II i' NJ n PNf Nit'a7 4
N"7'F '"e' WE H!'V"" iile summer '''' MI
f''if 'Aii'i if'.'e' n peti''a' ei'Fnt Shi
Nlfy. Tie lat. lresht rendered the
Bprnham road impossible To teams and
l,..+u w. ts..1 -,.,,,
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CLIMATE ALONE

will not cure Consumption 1t will help;
but the disease must have systematic
treatment. The germs which produce it
III the lungs must be repaired; their in
Will not do this. 1t will simply increase
the supply Of oxygen, and leave nature
to struggle on for years with the disease.
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| ne NepuDllCdn JOu
\ CAMDEN. The Camden village corporation
has issued posters offering a reward of $3.50
for the arrest and conviction OF persons who
have defaced plate glass windows in the
town, inciading those in the elegant cor
poration building. Two Camden citizens
have increased this reward to 500 and the
towns people are thoroughly indignant over
the outrage Several weeks age a young
Rockport man named Barter arrested
for scratching and defacing Two Of the viii
dows, but was discharged through lack of
evidence. The second offence few days
ago called forth the offer of a reward.
BuRNHAM. Some farmers have sowed
early peas and are getting ready for more
4 extensive farming. W. S. Shaw and Ed.
Crawford have each sold horse to Massa-
chusetts parties n. e. Murray sold one to
local parties Mrs. Elvina Whitney and
| her mother, Mrs. Whittier, have gone to
Pittsfeld to spend a few weeks with the
! atter's brother, Emery Written. Mr. G.
W. Morse Of Portland has hired the Baxter
\ house of f. "A. Nash and intends to move his
family into it for year until he can
\ buy A small place To suit linn. M Fred Shaw
\ Is i'll Boston.
4, ~IuthfuN SrRlNGs ipr Hermon Iieh-
torn and little son VI Boston were III town
for few days last week visiting his father.
\ Capt. Henry A. Hiehbon. .Mr. Darius L.
\ Nerv arril ID hone Hast SATURDAY from Hes-
Y tor. He expects to remain Win lii family
for few weeks anlN....M r. and Mrs. i f..
Frv- NJ Boston We're IL tovn for 4 tew aays'
li.t \ eek to attend the funeral Of vs. father,
Nr. 4 = Frye, y hieh took llac,' Hast lhafs-
daY MIR. ana Mis. Warren Il jackson ct
Belfast We're iii town last Sltu9aN Mir.
I.u#p i-aN ere y IN town fer a Short vlsf 10
N Calt Aud MIS- j. n. llielhrrn NM Na-
iull i)uc ii Boston ~ visiting 1t NJ Janes
NJ Treats fpr few days On account of
yam Monday night tAe grange saeiaNle was
not well attended. Those whu attended
were inHeA pleased with tie entertainment.
Miss Annie : TaomtS'n MT FIR Boston
W Mond;tyS boat "a Nuy IVY Sprins -tpcs If
millinery and fancy goods !. B. NJ. Roberts
\ No. are r@w -tiiing GOODS AT ftpln \ tn ~
per fent .li-ceunt Obi. -ate wtl Continue
to May 10Th
BROOKS Mr. Berry Sargent Who las
been at work IN Alton tile past winter, has
returned home. Amos Kendall and VIII
| Hillinau of jackson Killed ana Skinned OVER
one hundred shunlSs the past winter They
are talking Of starting establishment iur
the breeding Of these animals aud already
have N, 1assessi,u several .,f tll,.1n fpr tliis
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News Of the Oranges.

The first and second degrees We're confer
red upon three candidates by Dirigo Grange,
Freedom, last Saturday.
Seaside Grange has tried with success
novel mode II entertainments mock town
meeting. 1t created considerable sport. The
May night.
Rising Sun Grange of East Knox has
adopted the following resolutions Of IN
spect:
Whereas, Our Divine Master has removed
by death one pt our younger members, Bro.
Fred Nj. Kelsey, WHO died April 15th, it he
comes our sad duty to pay sorrowtul tribute
to his memory. a seat IN our hall is vacant,
ms voice is hushed. the familiar form has
| faded from our view; but the sweet hope Ok
immortality Bids US look to that haven Of
rest where our Brother is now free from his
suffering; therefore, be il
Resolved, That Rising sun Grange has
lost a worthy member and while We deeply
feel his loss, We viii ever CHERISH his mem,
orN and extend tW the remaining relatives
Nur heartfelt NltpathN
Resolved, That oul charter Ne irapea III
mourning for sixty days, copy OF these
rrs"lutlNn~ h= Sent M haS relatives' ai~a
placed MpNl tile rr#eFdS NJ oNr Grange and
Il vopN he sent wv th, Republican Journal
and Belfast AZ. fal publication.
,lNNNIF N MceRAY,
MmfIAM w ETiIwNr Nom.
EiI;T II. AHUHN.
Harvest Maun Grang. 1hoin,tke haS
adaHted th4 swiaMiug re7elHtiun7 af re-
speeT
MeieatS uui IRA ne Ma~f,a has renewed
hN Hratll Olr4 FINK 4 NO dl,i~t alia inast rWSnrGi-
t Ylit
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GIVEN FIR F:F

+t,sta .,..,.,. .,,f,,.l...i,. ..,......t....
c3iis wall ~eo S4I4gthig-
WAnI nj tl.N mliHc M.NNNDe
l5etrW Nv siH3i HaUN few
..t# @ufi4... laNe4.r farl.
3e''
NAt. fNcS# NtiNiNe W9 t -
0u.iN n t.4d.tvtt 4Dr0Tr
..si.
\" t4l'f
Iassr fn WASH Rasln -
large Bowl N,rainer ...s ....
! Boz sheti, shtlt raper ..
) parniag Sffile> . ~-a..
IRA and C0ilrf straincr
400 fioWer POS worth lao -4.
2p0 WIN
food leather Purse .
Better i.- ....4
25c pArses se.-. .-...
buli'- Nire Bcd. Mattress and Pillows
Bog Jack knife ..-..,.-
\ .t.-.s.
large " Warranted
Butchers Knife .-..-
best mahr
Tea. worth roe. each. for ms Safe
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with his family, returning Monday morning
He expects to have work there for several
weeks longer. James Donovan's work at
Bar Harhor is done and he arrived home
April 18TH. Miss Alice CHM Went to East
Bucksport April I'd to begin her school 80.
Miss lnez CHM LETT April 10Th for East Cor
nth, where Sue las employment Ill the mil
llnery business. Arthur Girindle met with
quite ;1ceident last Thursday He lett
ll- morse Standing 1T Harrison Ginn's door
ANA Went INTO the huiise To eernt eggs The
4Nfst got irlgnt-lteet at something and ran
away, and Arthur saw him Wien ie started
aud ran after Min. We all know how fast
Arthur can r4ln, hut he soon found out that
1t WAS easier to catch giris than that horse.
There We're II pounds Of butter and 10 dozen
Of eggs III the carriage, which We're thrown
out, Several dozen Of the eggs We're broken
and the butter sold for soap grease
The loss to Mr.. G.. was about ST. Arthur
found his horse down behind +. Batchel-
ders barn. Horse ana carriage We're safe and
sound, which was almost a lraele consld-
ing how bad the roads are. SCH. Nicks-
burg Of Bucksrort is loading paving at
George Avery's wharf for E. l.. Warren. 1t
Will be carried to New York. Sch Romeo
is loading heads at Perkins mill, Bucksport,
for Rockport. >. Mr.. 0. NJ. Perkins OF Penob-
scot visited his parents here last Sunday. M.
j II. CHM and wife Of Sandy Point visited
at Capt. E. d. Harrimans last Sunday -.
Mrs. Orrin Luke is stopping few days at
her fathers home in Standpoint, owing to
the illness of her mother. Miss Hannah
Heagan, who is stopping at the Marsh, call
Ell on some Of her friends here last Friday.
. Several from this place attended church
at Bucksport last Sunday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-19
MARsHAL,s SALE.


DuRsUANr To Az ORDER OF SALE
Il and decree " foreclosure 10 me directed
10y the District Court Of tho 1hlTd judicial
district Of tue Territory ui ltah, shall UEs
pose % uuhuc sale, ~ Tho west front door ~
The County Court House. tnrw city nnd
county Of SAT- Lake and Territory u
uiAn, on tho gilh day ~ July, is.D. At 10
O'Clock ANAL The nght,titlc claim and interest
~ = H. Nestcffuld, ", scott trismOn, :. A
FOLEY, Cassie ". Foley, :. q q Watkins, Aida
j. Barron, Charles 2, rtockton, William Frank.
In and Warren larnhArt o.. n Aud 10 tho tot,
loving dcscrircd real estate. situate, iylvg aud
bclngin saig lase County, Utah Territory, to
wit
Al Of lot nine tpl In block fourteen lU
1--WE Acre Plata" ZIG Yield sutyay. Ia tho
County of SAT- Lake, Iuuitufy OF Utah, COM
tanning i've acrcs ~ land, except the following
lots 0t land, 10 Wit Lots eighteen as, nine.
one Nd 10 ten 400, both inclusive, IN hluuE one
Ol, aud lnts I've t'I, fiN CO.,, eighteen ~
nineteen l1I. and twenty ..ul, IN block two
90 , llHp luta thirteen ildI aud fourteen llt Of
block one .lI. ull y. NAtans's Addition 90 -alt
Lake City. said addition being q HuhdNtsiuu ~
Aero rat a. iiis Weld survey, M tho city ~
rHitlaso, m tto County VI salt axe, Iu. TIC
IvFrlufy of ttlu.
IoIofo.l as me property offs n, Wc,trrueId
W, scott mon, H. 4. FOLEY tNslu tt. toe
10y, +, d, &, Ei.irs, Aids J. HarroU, charles
ttUrktun, william lrihkHh md warren AaTu.
hart, At no cut u John BeuAuAn.
NAT 81. BRIGHAM.
United Statcs Aihrshal.
liy l. l., ARCHER,
Deputy Marshal,
Dated July ri, iJI.
sANrGf& rursAn, Auorno} tor Plaintiff.
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SURFACE riLE IRRIGATION TOR CELERY
according as you have pressure or not.
In most eases the water is srar9u, and
the object Is to got It ~ tho roots Of the
plants with as little wnstc o. possible
The plan followed ut tho station last scar
WIS ~ place common porous ~ inch
duIuulcs in continuous row, end 10
end. un tho surface Of tho soil, and veg.
otahlCs were planted ON either or both
sides NJ the line Tho tiles wcru foot
long and by pouring IN tho water at
ono end u tho line il was distributed at
tho joints throughout tho loug,h dcsir.
ed, when tho opposite end was stopped
mp.
Take celery rs an example crop for
irrigation on uplandA Nopluut the eel.
cry us above stated, and while It IL
young we have simple surface irripi.
tiun; hut as tho crop grows, we bank Il
MP. aud finally have tho tile covered,
and thus have uhirigation Tho tiles
arc cheap and last indefinitely When
tho celery IS harvested, tho tilcl are dug
out also, and piled up or used for sub.
irrigation in the greenhouse beds. Po.
tatocs and various other crops can ho
grown In tho same way The cul0ry WI.
tered grew well aud did not rust be.
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bAh AhAt NlAlt SAus - ioNHs
Notice IL hereby given that conlrl.
buttons to the monument to 10 erected
IN Salt Lake City IN memory Of
Brigham Young and the pioneers will
hereafter, aud until further notice, bB
Acknowledged through tue columns OF
the DEsEKET NEWS. IL Ia expected
that agencies for tho collection OF funds
tor this worthy purpose will DO e,iab
lished In ssch ward In all tho Stakes,
ami that said funds, with the list Of
names Of the contributors, will be- for.
warued ss frequently Us conyonisnt to
hsber NJ. Wells, secretary VI the Brig
ham Young Memorial Association ,Salt
Lake City, who will SEQ that same are
properly nch now lodged IN the manner
stated. We earnestly hope that tho
people will respond generously aud
promptly To this cal 80 that II possible
tho monument may bo completed,
dedicated and unveiled 10 the public
by tho Bln day VI next October.
WILFURD WOODRUFF,
GEORGE q. CANNON,
JusKpH Il. SMITH,
First Presidency Of tho Church Of
Jetus Christ Of LsttsT.day Saints.
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ucftuuuuA
The People o, the Territory Of Utah send
greeting 10 sarah A. Love. defendant
NOU AVE HER BY REQUIRED 10
4 appear IN an action brought against you
tours ~ tue Third judicial D.striot Of tho
lrutoty ut ltah. and to answer The com.
plant niui tnrrcin within ten days exclusive
81 tue ony cot sstyireI after the service on you
u thif suWuDIs-N ggfy 4 within tuia oyuu.
y %, it Fcryun Gus ~ thia county, but On this
district. within lwCuN iaNs, 0thtrWIse within
tury dAyf-or iudsmcnt by default Will DO
said compliant
Ihis said action Il brought 10 ave Judy.
mCut against said defendant In sum Of $50.
with interest thereon from May ii. lspi At one
per cent Ter month. Tor $50 attorneys fee, and
cost VI suit. alleged 10 DO due ON certain
promissory note, executed W defendant 10
Albert j White, May ~. 1871, Tor iluJ with ~
iercst from date AZ one per cent per month,
zane bong duo and wholly unpaid. aud being
secured by % mortgage Of even date on prem.
isgs hereinafter dozen cd, executed by
defendant 70 SAID Albert ,. White, Faif motto
aud mortgage having been duly assig rcd To
plainun who 10 now the owner aud holder
thereof, 10 have the usual decree % this couri
Tor the foreclosure OF taid mortgage, ndiudEng
that proceeds ~ said sale TO applied m pay.
meat of smOuntH due A. above thatdoiondAnt
and all person, claiming under her be barred
aud futUclpsri Of hIl claim Or equity n rus
dcmptton IN aaid prcmiscsi that plaintiff have
. deficiency judgment AGAINST defendant and
Tor other relief, sad premises arc described
~ follows, toswit All VI lot b. block 2, 4 j.
whites south salt Lake, situated ia SAT- Lake
County. Utah.
And you arc hereby notified that " you fail
TO appear and answer the haId complaint az
above required, the said plAiutin win Apply TO
the court tor the relief 1un Gndyi therein.
Witness, the Hon. samuel s.. Nerritt, Judge.
ami the seal Ut the DistricI Lour' u
the Third judicial District. iu aud
isrALl Tor the Territory ~ itAh, this .gth
dty u December. boz tho year Of our
Lord one thuutaul eight hundred
aud ninety four.
DAVID 4. DUNBAR, CLERK
ny GEO, u. lOOMts, Deputy CLERK
John NJ. Cannon, huur ~ Tor plaintiff.
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NOTICE..

\TOrICE - HtNEHl GIVEN ny TilE
y cay Council - sult la.u lty Ut the M.
tcuti0n Ut sufr council u MAKE tho tulluwlHe
described improvement, 10 wit. tuuaEu, ting
a sewer lateral u sewer blsiTirt so I, btg,n
ulnE At point tv1sty.Eyo 40 feet norm u
the northwest corner Of Lot % klttJ l-i i'lAt
"A,'tNCnce Cast along tho south '.dc ~ togTth
Svrtu street 90 iral Wet street, thence east
along the c"utcrut Peach street To tgr wyHt
tine ul tvuigr street, AMI deTay the COS.
thereof, cstiWatgu NJ 3H't Sd, bY a local ArsCss,
luent uIna tho lots or pieces VI ground
within tho follow ng described district
being thu district 80 be AZ. tctei
Or benefited hy aid improvement, namely
~ go per font Or linear foot on Lot %, Block
~, Tat"N,' salt Iako CITY aurycs. an zoe.
per front Or linear foot on Lots and o. Nlutk
q, Lot o, Block -, AMI Lots I. eaul o, Block
%. rat " talI inho city Survey
Al protests AID objections 90 Tue carrying
out Of suru intention must Au presented 10
writing 10 the cry Recorder On ar before Tie
s1gh day Of July, 1893, being tho tlmu 80 Hy
said Cuuucll when itWIl hear nui CONSIDER
such objections rs may be urue thereto.
~ ORDER u the CITY toun'U ~ ,Al Lake
C.ty q, II, BAtkNAN,
C.y Recorder
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-19
MOTTO. 10 CREDITORS
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T1TTTH " "HTV n ThTTNTI WtTtEHtll
" Office Us liEREHN GIVEN ny the
~ underlined, Administrator OF the estate
Of Jullh 4 lhUeu, deceased, To- tho creditors
u, and aIl persuaa having claims against the
snll deceased, 10 exhibit Them with the nocess
bArV vouchers, within ten months after This
frs' publication of this notice, TO the SAID
ailUih.ttrNtur, AZ No. 81 W. Second South
> rrcl SIT lasu cay, Ia tla coHnly u SAT-
Lake. ttHh,
Lated June &c., lsg',
JOSEPH FARREN,
Administrator " tho estate Of julia a. Far.
rem, deceased,
", {. HALL, attorney for Administrator
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-19
NOTICE

NOTICE rs HiEEBY GIVEN TINT
~ the annual meeting o. the stockholders
Of tho sampson Mining Company. will be- held
II thu oiute ut ,ha company, at No, ~ ;,
Nam street up stairsl salt Lake Uiy, utah,
Tuesday, july slfd, 1895, for The election Of
tTasices anu ilccTs Tor the current year. hnd
for such other business ~ may come before
the meeting. Polls opeu between O'Clock
y. IN, and % O'Clock p, ui,
r. q, SMITH, h0rTotsrwgnd Treasurer.
SALT LAKE cry, Utah, June q, lsHS