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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-06

Omaha, Neh,, oct. 5.-A special TO the
Bee from Lincoln. Neh., says:
This city has a senuing attack OF GOLD
fever, large quantities of the yellow trg3S-
ford Numerous assays show the gold 10
run $3.50 per ton. and in no case less than
$f- AS placer mining is profitable at 81
uer ton this is considered fabulous uelu
Land values have gone up all around the
location OF The mud. The pay strip extends
into kansas
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-06

San Francisco. oct 3-First race Five
furlougs; selling, Coleman won; Umma,
second race-Five furlougs Siuhad won;
O'Bce, second Snow Blossom third. Time,
Zoe
cap: 2-year-olds. Benham Won; Long Lady
second; Grady. third. Time, l;l3.
Fourth racc-One mile and furlong,
handicap. Claudius won; Del Norte Sec
oud Fannie Louise, third. Time, 1889.
FIfth race-Oue and one-halt miles, six
hurdles handicap. BellHuger won, Au-
teul, second, Gold Dust third. Time,
2.46lt
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-06
I.ast Gnme Of ,he sen.on.

The Schmelzers will close the season to-
day at LeaveuWorth, with the Reds Of
that city. The fouowins players Will
promptly at O'Clock; McDiN, Woods,
DOLBY. Oliver Eycrhart Shumeyer, James,
Nc AIena rain ana Reyburn.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-06
Looking Into the Laws.

washington. oct 5-(special) The at
torney general to-day drafted letter to
Territories about the proposed Corbett-
Fitzsimmons prize fight. In this letter the
necessary TO prevent the tight taking
place In that country ana tbs officials OF
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-06

the Indian country are urged to give the
matter special attention.
The attorney general is very much in
earnest about the matter and he directs
that the officials give him all possible in
formation about the movements OF the
parties who are trying to find some place
10 pull eff the fight, The officials are
anxious about the Indian country, for they
feel that there rs more danger of the fight
being pulled off there than any place else,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-06

Dallas. Tex. oct. 5-Up 10 this hour no
bett-Fitz sirnmons tight. The Indian Ter
ritory !s melting the wires asking Tor II
for half a dozen towns There are sew
eral represeniatives down from there put
ting form reasons why their respective lo-
calities should have lt. There Is a. Least
no serious thought Of going 10 Mexico,
Arzona, Colorado or California, as had
Sssn suggested II Is nearly certain that
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-06
C0NSULS MUST BE IN DANGER.
Foreign Representatives AT Foo Chow, Chi-
na, Have Telegraphed for Warships-
Two british Cruisers Already There.

New York, oct, 5,-A cable 10 the World
from Foo Chow. China, says: The con-
su!s have telegraphed TO the 5lmiralty
for w1rships Two British wlrshps have
arrived.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-06

It is generally believed, however. that a.
true bin will be found against the priest
and that his marriage will not save him
from prosecution.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-06

scoring. The brilliant playing for Kansas
university was done by Hess. Aguew, Hail
Fletcher and Burucy,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-06
Formal rreatmentwr orsymptomnrans
DRs. COPELAND & BRANAMAN,

peclaltles-Catarrh Asthma, Bronchitis.
Nervous Diseases rheumatism Consump-
ton and all Chronic Affections ot the
Throat Lungs. stomach. Liver and KID
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-06

once hours: a m. 70 70. 1,9o p. m. 10 s
Fy yenInps Mondays Wednesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays. to ,. m, Sunday
a m TO = IN.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-06

sullivan aud Ry n D'd Not BOX.
Cleveland, O., oct 5.-The managers OF
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-09-05
HIGHLAND.
Frumthe Press.

From the Press
There i some talk that the St.
Johns congregation are working FOR
new church edifce. the present
building, It is said being considered
unsafe.
William Stcil, who was one ~ olr
this years graduates of the high
school, left for Plattevillc Monday,
where bic will enter the state Nor
lnal school
With five games % their credit,
our club drove to Riehland Centcr
70 play that club a return game and
met defeat by 4 score ii too,
The base ball boys contemplate
taking three day, trip into I.aFay-
cite county Darlington
Benton and Georgetown are To be y
eommodated with games IL arrange
ments can be made,
joe Meyer is carrying one arm in
= bandage this week, because Of u
runaway last Monday. Mis-. Patrick
Dnlan was in the buggy with him,
behind Peter Richter's horse, which
became frightened, and tipped the
hnggy OVER hrui1ing Mrs Dolan hut
not injurlng her seriously.
Last saturday the drill ems 1T the
Public square We're down 30 feet,
with % feet ot water Thcy Will 20
through tlle sand, however, and II
remains 10 he seen whether IL not
they yet the dow of water in these
parts, The outlook i. encouraging.
EASY 70 take, surc q eure M pain uothuS
9 dread pleasant little pills Dcwitrs liul,
Early Risers. Best Tor sex Headache. Billions
mss sour stomach and Constipation " Il
rElpEAuN
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-09-05
Neighboring County Notes.
tilennod from Exchanges


The Herald notices that Mr.. and
Mrs. I. peller wore guests of Mrs. H.
parents III Lancaster last week
There has been i good deal II stock
moving at loncasttr lately
Two Of Grant county. school
ma'ams, Miss Elva nolford aud Miss
Portia ShowaIter. haze lort fof their
field OF labor, tie former IL stevens
Point aud the latter At romabaWk.
: here both have taught before.
Perhaps the strongest prank NIT
played b. the electric tluid occurred
on the farm Of Mayor Murphy twe
miles west Of Darlington lately \
large oak tree, nearly i've llst III
diameter, standing sixteen feet fron
the house. was struck about Iifteer
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-09-05
COUNTY NEWS.
lINllEN.


From Southwest Wisconsin.
As yet we have no new saloon.
The Fathers boys, painters, are
about the busiest men in town.
Miss Lizzie Temby, Of Mineral
Point, spent last week in the village
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Martin
Goldsworthy.
Mrs. j. w. Taylor and children,
and Miss Clara Shatfer, arrived safe
~ home from their trip To Duluth and
Ely last Saturday evening.
Mr.. Alf erase has been quite sick
for nearly week As we write he
il able to he around little, though
showing his illness plainly.
Mrs William Nickerman, of Min
eral Point, spent several days visit
itlg her relatives and friends in and
near this village last week.
Mrs. Trembling widow of John
Trembling, who now makes her
home ia Mineral Point city, accom-
panied by her son Thomas, was in
town yesterday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Martin Goldsworthy
celebrated their wooden wedding
last Wednesday evening. About
forty guests were present twenty
two ot them being from Mineral
poiit. There were numerous suit
able presents.
Elmer Adams and Rance Ander-
son, driving home from Dodgeyille
last Friday morning. had the poor
luck 70 have their horse run away.
The horse ran into wire fence and
got cut UP so bad as to necessitate "a
visit TOT veterinarian at Dodgeville
70 have fourteen inch cash sewed
mp. Neither Of the boys were hurt
to speak Of,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-09-05
LOCAL BUSINESS NEWS.

| CALIFORNIA dried fruits at Her
dra Bros. l2tf
| ID. JENKINS, the jeweler, is in the
market for your trade.
SPLENDID steel wire picket fence
for sale by Eden d Blewett. 32
BEECH NUT brand hams, bacon
and dried beef, at Hendra Bros. u
SEVERE gripping pains Of the stomach and
bowels instantly and effectually stopped by De.
Wits Collie aud Cholera Cure. w. Fl. PaIDEAUx
SPRATLER always pays the highest
market price for good butter, eggs
and vegetables. Ii
BARGAINS in wall paper and win
dow shades for the next 30 days.
25tf j.. j. HANscoME q Co.
PIANOS AND ORGANS tuned or re-
paired. Leave orders at Hanscom's
book store.--32tf ]. @. REMFREY.
SPECIAL SALE Of umbrellas. Lar
gest stock, in all the latest styles,
at prices to sell. GUNDRY d GRAY.
For bargains in jewelry go to ID
jenkins, the jeweler. Everything
in his line at bedrock prices.
THERE IS no donbt o failure, when you take
Dewitt's Collie and Cholera Cure. 1t is pleasant,
acts promptly, no bad after effects. " II. PgI-
DEAuX.
The Perfect, best and easiest wash
ing machine in the market. Eden d
Blewett sell it. 32
DrARRuRA should be stopped promptly. 1t
soon becomes chronic. DEwtrT's Collie and
Cholera Cure is effective safe and certain. Humid
reds Of testimonials bear witness to the virtue
ofthis greatmedicine. 1t can always be depended
upon, It's use SAL es time and money. W. H. PR.
DEAux.
You will find it to your advantage,
when in need of buggy, carriage or
road wagon, to write to Fitzgibbons
Bros, Monroe, Wis, for catalogue
and price list. They have no agents,
but sell direct at wholesale
prices. 24m5
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-09-05
Notice epaiHing.

Parties wishing watches, clocks
jewelry, sewing machines, umbrel-
las, guns, etc, repaired, will find me
located in the Miller building, one
door east Of Hughes 4 Co., opposite
Spratlers. Goods called for and de-
livered to any part of the city.
Respectfully,
3lw3 +. JENKINS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-09-05

3lw8
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-09-05

CHOLERA MoRBUs is dangerous complaint
and often is fatal in its results, To avoid this
you should use Dewitt's Collie and Cholera Cure
as soon as the first SYMPTOMS appear. W. H. PR
pEAUS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-09-05
Hendra Bros.

will be right in line, as usual, with
all kinds Of fruit and vegetables as
the season advances. l2tf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-09-05
He BURLINGTO TON
c. B. 4 N, Train Time at Galena,

TO ST. PAUL AND MINNEAPOLIS.
Vestibuled Express, daily ....,...... ,ll.oo, an
Express, except Sunday. 5.06 :,
TO CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS:
Vestibuled Express, daily .....,.....2 .,0
Express, except Sunday ....................S gSnm
RS- For Tickets, Rates, Maps. ct applv n
NJ. J. BURNS. Agent, cGalena IN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-29

NOTICE ~ HLHEiN GIVEN, THAT AT
amseiinF oil tie DIRECTOR of' the 'niifor.
~ npil Ninihs Company, held At tho oii.re II
~ '.upAni 10 SAT- l.Ast CITY, Utah. on the
i.N Jay or august. 1870. Au Assessmbut ~ on.
", ecu! per share was levied on tho rapft.I
tlu,' OF Tue corporation, PAYABLE ia siaty dayt
iuW lhl. ualo TO tue secretary, 1T Room n
" hesis lllnrk No - wet second south stfret
lAJme-t may remain unpstd % mo tin a. ~,
", lo1ef' ir.a, VII be delinqucnt and will bS
HlNefsssd Tor sale ~ public auction unlo..
{'lsh' y lnalc before aud viii be sold On tbs
= w uAt OF NvNembsf. lttj. 10 pAy delinuueut
theTeon, tosethtr with the costs oh
advertisement aud eNpsuscs Of sale.
W. a, BiEIs,
secrctAT',
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NOTICE or TRUSTEES SAL.
by clio. u. LOOMS,
DEPUTY gIaFk

| NoIiuh Ia HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ WEE MIisf'', Leonard g. HARDY aud
under Their hands and seals. > liss.
Ws'd Whereby they conveyed to john
hereinafter de,cribod. TO ssrnre lie b.yns,,
/ - we sun Of eight thousand eI.ht bubTre5
| wv aollhs, Win interest iherooa ~
| quarterly from dste 'paii, which ,'t.rg.t
| Wa phyahIe 10 sophia l.. Esther y sHd iisT'
utl a. nafly ana thu sad uolcs were pa, siio
mentioned ln'sAid iced u Trust wh,Sb tiN.t
! OF Ngst was Huly recorded ~ the oiirr Of 10
nAit ia'e mltl} isrofdct, on Junc Ilth, l,JL
| q, Whereas, ig wac provided 10 s,id DEED az
! lfusi thht iu case tho pAflirs Of Inc fr.t u,rt
~, ",tn'L o, 'hen iallcd TO pay the said interosi
| NAHuh a. lh' same NAs due aud pAyablo a.
| ,gll'Ls 10 NO tenor aud eject Of SAD b9Ir
lhsn TIE .aid John ~ Cannon, Trustee. Al tbs
tia, 90 'ne ,,s'l holders OF tue said note.
Moala pt9 eol SET the prunufi, desrrIbsi
| IN mo aall Deed ui trust. aud ueFriuAitsT 49,.
gt'n,u ~, al lut.E 'o1gso 20 tue highest BIDDER.
'ps Ii'9t 39oT Of no county Court Hou.e.
Of lhe ums, pace and icini. Vt ,ie' a f..r,i,oo
u"s 1i l.u property 90 10 s1id, Uy ad,sril.ibr
zoe iuUHly Of salt Lako. AID ~ 1u,,.H'Y IN
s.at N'i 100 auu deliver bee .f a. ,fi,,,,
et sNo 'f"lt'v sold 10 tho pIt5s..gt tbsItIL
Whereas, The 'Ai parties Of ihs int r,,,
na'g 'AHeit' paT any " no IE.sFasI "a s.,i
Sow tntFoiorr. At due Tsgus 1 Of ,l. t...t
holder ~ O., said note. aua 81 lie rIFt,.
shnm - lhtefrAi Il payable me ugdef.
Jofn A. baEnuu, lTuAtee. uL Tue IHtbusvrIt,
hmhuf - u, isss ~ the vest ffont do al, a..
county toufg house 10 rAlI tnAat0l.ty ILL.,
lsI.ell, ~ mo hour Of u U'rllr. N rfi
outl IoT sale tnd Atll 20 toe 1igHsst DlgdTF ~
ss'h ~ ot we follow NJ dtsrT- 81 pfoprfty a.
20 mueh thefsot ssh u b. necessary t,gr.g
lhe sun ~ $50 60 with inteftst thgT,op .tFfy
10y y, tsntp cent pen suuGm from Jun,
to.wIt-- NNF'H''s % 'Ac, .
Beng the southeast quarter OF tho n ,,....,
luaI.el shi lhr h1rth halt OF ne suu.le,,t
quarter 81 TIE southwest quarter ~ .,r,'
s.'fen w lo"Lshlp one % south % TsBystes
.tat lAIa last NHIliIAu, cuntH ning on nr.f,
ulal tuiAy acre., Also au rlipsTi i,.
~ ..."ot lf'isat nr prpflrruya IN al ~
GlJ plat =" SCI. t,.6 IA" ,'l 80 h'.s'a
plolc q b'.HF sII4a'ai Ig M, v.,d ,.sAa
OF ~ hAtr, Ic.ri."iy u ttaa. ""J
AlHu 'onNlrn'lrH It the s0uthrAst r.r,.- %
IL tttn loL' hInrA two t.I Nyr aces t44tHA'
iiN .t..' ss'NtF, 10 nMt LAS tHuptf.
O'An i.ru ~, SUD Mtnpe west gisu.. "a
9i We U ~. % ross. Hurs rs 10 one buaSras
~ le.I VI sho7 Wrss onsuuu4Fet aIt Hst,
~ anu 'rrrS fouTLs UfG.D is.r tsn
I tt'W y. N.nIfe9 lIgll feo', Silence west fouT
.uuulel Ali we've sad onar nalt ti.lI.h fsss ]
hsncs hviln lIt RODS, thence ghsl is,tt 80, ''V,'
:" ''g,, 'heGeo south 10 roofs 10 Ne 1l,e,
AI'u ~ interest OF the IRE, ps,t.,, ,.u.
sIA1e nl ITHnHrd W, nnrdy frressct ~
W, Hpry No urOcesdg as 'dIrerted by IL
ga deed M Nlst ''''H " W.
ba'es Ju,J - 1895
joins NJ oASNoS. Tmua..
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MARSHAL's SALE.


)tEsU thr TO A. ORDER OF sArr
Atl daorso ~ foreclosure 10 IA. ,Ii,ss,'..ir,
ny ,he uisii a. Court " mo II7d Ig,isiai ~
WY o. 1hu A,iulpy ~ UnN. / man -, :,
hnso ~ ru.. pc tA!e, 81 tho West fflpt 40, a,
Wc ,'Nhy court house new civ aud 80, ~
bu!I'hEl NJ The Guy " hA,t LAD. re,,,g''
sAt -, -n1 le rlg0ry " Utai. an Ip9g I v,
Wy " HtplemNfr' '7a ,atl. 0'r'orE a ~, -"
We Llshl, '.i o, Gam, aud ,nlsretI u IAN, ~
Waius sAl Llfabe Edwards or m s,,j a., ~ ~
innsWlhg lsaeflntd real estate. 10 nit n ~ W.
Apoflion OF 90 hie ~ In riotl T,rI, "''iins
"a Lake tity sarysy, cssrr,l.II' ~ =.
owmencing At a MONT tso apd o,..,,
~ lv1s 'u!hh OF Tue suuthsast conner ~ ss,t
vt"Ae .1l' Wrnca running norm thrs. ~
~ HNI y fpus, iUoRCo We.t f,ur IA ,o-t'
lNeu'e luhulnk south thFee and one. / Il ,'i"SuH'
rs, lhsh,e lnnnlhg eagt four a. Tgnsta, az
h'to the use OF a riFbI N yAy s.s,,,..,
t.I9ss. ,onmenci ng At poitt me ma n,s %
mar ~ teeI north VI The s'siL,,s,'' Nv unu,
OF sara lut hlo l3It AhHuCe fup,irl 80, .vlutF
RODS TO the above tesurben I1bS sss, ~ lpl
oue'lht % ro1, thence wg.t ~ t sith
thenrr souIh our-half a. fDt 4. H.. v. lnu',
.tginnlng' an 20 NE CIV HuJ ,.a, ~ Ps,e nI
LAS, IiAN TERRITORY. NJ, b. IV " fAl
property u iohu Edwards sad '.t - tho
Terms OF sale. rssb 'AtoL
Ma " iiWGHAM, a.. Af.,.,1
ny " !. Ah,lkH Deputy MAfsh.i
DAtea august lith, lsyl
A. b. SAWYER, Attorney Tor plAinua,
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4 u hicied serious wound on her ley
Do =. II. Allen was Summoned aud
TOE colld Is resting ensily this morn
log.
y. :. Jones has commenced suit ia
TOO Fitst district . utt against Thn,. J.
HehOfieid, Of Thistls, u collect {3s3. II
a promissofy note secured by ohsl.
tel mortgage,
The Provo Wooden Mills arc shlr.
ping large quantities Of goods; scarcely
rain passes that does not receive :
shipment Of the excellent Product Of
The mills.
Pfot NJ IL. Nelson, Of the brigham
Young Academy hiss Issued an addfs,.
70 TIE pe ple iAyoring his Nomination
Tor the position OF ,up,tlbtendent Of
iublic Instruction on the Democratic
ticket
H. +. Klmbill representing the
NEws educational department IL mret.
INK With good success In bis IsbJt
here.
AZ The meeting Of the board OF sIu.
cation, hold lsst evening, IL wns d..
olied TO employ Miss Carrie ID. Smith
OF salt Like as n teacher.
The Domocratic ladies Of Provo had
81 excursion iojay ~ CasiiilA. Thsy
woie Joiued BY many friends from all
! a't' OF tho county.
The man wses, who IL accused Of
" h'lng cattle from the DgnyOu boy,
ia salt Lake county ami vac 10 hav,
nAd MS examination boiJTs Justice
boyer OF spfiugvillo cannot DO loun
aud his $500 bail IN forfeited.
Samuel Hoiiou Of Beaver and
LauTs Beck Of Alpine wee uuitsd m !
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NOTICE.


NoUcE rs IiEHEHf GIVEN TO Tup
~ oWusfa % prppuuy a0utIinK on ~,
south SIDE ~ tourlh North street from H.
N,L ,,nf q lut o. 10 block Ia. plat "a, ito
tlht West street, and ON butu sides OF Tgarh
slErs1 ttnm tue east line N flT.t West steel
TO ihe vest, llpe or CeHter s.sgsL f1 psssr
llslrirt 70, Of SAT- iAEe tIty, That tbs t-,ry
Nouhch, ~ order mace August NJ, ISIS yit
~ asa hoard 0t Equalization aud iisyisp ~
htAr aud CONSIDER objections u Avn (. i.
As,e.,ment and levy Of q spsrial a. isr !. /.
BE- ore named
., sAii assoc, neui lists comp otei snJ,.id
hoard OF Equalization ana kf,Isg Wi b., \,
srssl0n ~ tho Council Chamber in the Ns,,
IVY hAl' between the hours OF o.. 10, EaJ
q o. p ne Tuesday, August !,ih, 1885,
uuunE Tue ssii time tNe sad Hoard OF Iou,t.
iAunn unl kcNisW - ia sfssl1u th- ..,,..
lnsnE lht WIZ tr open 10 pubic lnspsct1u. 80
nay per'Oas feeling tbUu0uIyrs agsr.eysf nav
nave leallNg .rtpfc sAll bora, and TbTd
ruafd o. ? qua Gaupn aHi Htr.pT ,bsII ts,.
wv authority ~ mare corrections OF any ~
ly then tto'acu u lust wy -
oil, ,y oeidsr oi i1v Guy Council. made August
"UsrAyE H. BACEaAN.
L''y Recorder.
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Tue People o. the Territory OF r,,i
sTce'iug 10 wGlscs -mith. dsfepas5, ''ha
.
wy Jus hkAguI UlylIntn r, A.,
.-. ~ 10 80 tHti0n ltou, M .ssis,'. ~.
. I,tsa nsihrl iaiatit "a me ii.t,t.t ~
II ~ Ail Judicial bistfrt VI tEs ls...
- ~ - answer 'bs gomnialrt
...,i.. ~ 80 iaYslaHrlestye III tss
...., '.SF re service N yDu
49,, ~ 1fffea within tHls foual,s
-f'f't ts' ot ibls county. bat d, -
49, A"'uI dsrsi uthsfEse titB.a 49,
~ Judgment ~ JafsuIt Nil .,iN
s ssn.n "u' according o the PRAYER Of M
~. Aouun Is brought 10 bsys ,ns,o...
hEaiuil defendant IN sIm vi $50 riti ','alNon.
RON Nay ". 10 tsner,t,t ~ .ula''s'
ANN Tor costs OF cut, alleged 4, il 49,
ttfNi,. rendered defendant Al Tts fs-t,l,.y l'l
l.s.l' W. ~ lWnfneYs atiHw, IN oIfainf9 I,
N.'huant lhc release uF aus Aim n ~ ~ ~
~, v,'.' .Ntt,us va l1los hrItaN iced anon 80
laln taAl tfuptuy " deIrnIsnt 80 49, ~, ~
,smlns due abd pNya1ls NAV III I,,N W
being v Oily uurAii 80 49, aAl
Ahn 90 arc hereby notiaod that IL va, ,...
W apIttt ald AnsWrf ,hU SAID rHu.tls'5t ''.
1--we l,tni'H, lhu falu plsluuI vii. no.
N.aW'nl aFHlHst YOU fur 60. sUH ~ ny
!, w. l"i-.g'i a. Inn7"I ana coats of .u.' '
" ltutfH thr Hen. samuel A. Wsf.ItH r.f..
500 me sva of tie distinct >. ma. n
TIE lhll Juui1is Dutr,I .t
SEAL for no TER 0sy NJ Titan al. .l'
gay nt july, lu The vr.r IA "a,
lord one thousand cigUl Luudr,.
anu uinufvstyo "''N'
,,. DAVID e.. DUNBAR. tIfr.
~ 1toEGr y. luoats. Derutg CISrt,
H'h-Ia 49, -h'i ard, stturueF torrIafrtFt
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H. b. iANrt, Attorney. rroTn,s Bai!ang.
SEERlFF'S SALE.

n
/ NOTICE o. HAkEIY gIYTy, THAT
J - puiruhhl 10 sh order u "a nd c,lfss
1 ,olsI'G,gfe :" me dl.cCtei from tho .lii
yAn.'lAl nlstrirt Court ot The ieffiturF % I4U,
'va-'F q, AT L,Ge ina cause theron p0uu,
rs Mntftln -hfah Crane ~ Auui,ustfatfIK No
w.. ',lA'r John l. Crane, deceased d. p.au.
W tud rtu4sY W, bAIEc, AZ HdmIuIs,rAtuT u
w y'ts'n 01 william FULLER, deceased iuch.
~ W. tuuN- ~ trustee Tor ARIA ds Chfista
lnuhs ara Lehfand Young, executors hai
fns,rea nadrr tue last viii ana trslamsui VI
ICY Decker Young, deceased, ilettT Noun.
ADAM NplrTa oscar ~ Young, gugs, NegWIn
''''a' OF ho iIsl W. o. HeufT hcLWau.
% 90 et.ais - lhomHs j Shelton, decreased,
JET 20 AHnWrn, William q, NAfsetts. D. j.
,f!hta, Jfw'a H. Cochr.ne, Henry ucsrr,
na,sI'I IN, kiiIaneth A. Davis, the
'ae AaNN 90 utah, corporation, uf1Fgs
I"Ng'. lpi ~ ElkiIs snd Louisa uaris,
''l..'Nu' .. ,n shea 'Aii decree an order N
sLs 90 'hce - hereby MAIDS, shall rrU1sa
iaf t.i' sL public auction N The hIghe,t md.
w. %, 'ass, ~ tho Wesl fr1nt door o.; Iha
lo. ... 'Nr1 yglse' IN ihe city u SAT- as
zen uaT o' August 4. u, isli. at ii o'rloos,
70 W. AZ t.3nsht TUE, claim and interosl u
N, above namet defendants In and
Nltt' IRE heinE 10 tho county ~ sat
~ i.alr' err .pfy OF utah, and particularly
h PAY =, ~ 10. eisHt NJ ia block twenty two
49,, pas ~ SAT i,HAs cav survey, ~aliIAks
CgntNy, ~ igffiilfN, 10 he 30 ID a, the prop,
cry Of ,idnsl " DAfEs. a. .JminisiTatoT 6fths
esiAts ~ William fulltF deceased. UioFafi N,
"uug as trustee tur ATta Do Uhrista Young
hhl tHtAndlounE executors and trustees IN,
nef Tue lHst VIII nnd ,etttneat OF Lucy Decker
NuuuE, deeosssd iisber fuunE. Adam spoirs
varhr fsung. Ahges MoEwsh. eIccutfiG VI
mo az, wal 81 hsnTy heEwsu, deceased
'lhs" ". barfu, A. admiuitfrAl1T on the e.,
'flc ~ Itouas I sfait5n. dessa,sd; Jane.
N'HmAp, ht'iam q MarFtitt, ~ J. NGit1n,
! sues VI, '1"htau-, Henry HNlser. MMgarsi
Nl'un, sIEigtth T., DAVIS The tale Uank NJ
tNi Cooperation, Csn1gs Chashire T,ui
10 A'sinsaud LOUISA DAVIS defsndsnu uudsi
~ ofcsT ~ sale AGl desFss In tue above
Ja.oi salt IAse Cuv. Utah. August s.r. l-95
lAkNEN nABp| slaTin.
ny HNIpu GUriugIE, utputy sheriff
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-29
Garden CITY Notes.

Provo, Aug. .0--rhe following
marriage licenses have been Issued by
County CLERK Jones: William A.,
Wilson, sged -, aud Sarnh Cnwap.
hgoi Is, both Ui PaysoD; MnTiab
Mercer u American FofE, eyed 81.
Aui hTy A, Harvey, OF f,ossani
Grove, aged ~; Horace Pctry,sgtd n
snd Ariel Warren, aged 10, 10th u
haplston.
Yesterday a a.ysar.old daughter OF
August Allen, Oi the Third ward, lei
from haystsck upon a Usykuito ANA