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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-15

4 good remedy and there is not any
thing on the market that equals French
Tansy Tablets foe the relief and cure OF
painful or irregular Iueuses. These tao-
lets remove all distractions, no matter
what the cause. Manufactured by \. Au-
gendre. Paris, France. and for sale only
by ID. NJ. Newbro Drug Co., lutte, Mont,
sole agents. Price 3 per box; sent by
mail securely sealed.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-15
south AfrIc,n Gold FI.lh,.

Through tickets To Cape Town, Africa.
and all European points on sale n Grca;
Northern city ticket Office az lowest rates.
Tor railroad and steamship information,
apply 10 j. +. DAwsOS,
General Agent, To- Main street.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-15

Beginning Thursday the 14th inst, auc
ton prices will prevail at Kahnweiler' S
Bazaar for the next 20 days, in order to
clean out the stock.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-15

Honey. honey, honey, homemade bread,
fresh ranch eggs and creamery butter al
the Southern hotel. Meals p cents.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-15

Little combs, big combs, fine combs
pocket combs, good combs, cheap combs
All kinds. sizes and prices at FosseimaI
Drug Co., I3 East Park street.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-15

W.A.Smith. piano tuner, Smith PianoCo.
% w. Park, will receive prompt attention.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-15

Fred orion. piano tuner. All musical
instruments tuned and repaired, Ill Utah
street, Butte.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-15

Two car loads "Green River" direc
from Greensboro, n.y., March End.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-15

For plaques. paints, brushes, etc, 60 to
Charles Schatzlein's, Ii West Broadway.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-15

1871 cases ladies So 80 hand welt Dongola
Pat. Tip shoes, our price S2.45. Red Boot.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-15

Must be seen to be appreciated, thos
new thermometers at Newbro's.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-15

Why don't you get one of those new
style thermometers at Newbro's.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-26
THE COCkADE CITY.
Many Matters to Interest Peters,
burgers in Norfolk.

Many Matters 10 intereSt refers.
burgers in Norfolk.
Special Dispatch to the virginiau.
PETERSBURG, Va, February 25.-
This morning about 7 o'clock Mr..
w. 3. Jones. who resides on Harri.
son street, opposite New. attempted
to commit suicide by shooting him
self with q five shooter (32 caiibre)
of the old style. The ball PASSED
through the body and can be felt
undor the skin Ill the back. Despon-
dency and ill health is said to have
been the cause which prompted the
rash act. The would be. suicide
talked very unconcernedly of his at
tempt to take his life, and says he
attempted suicide three times be.
fore; the last time last Saturday
night, when he took morphine. MIR.
Jones has ut various times boen EN-.
ployed Mt the different tobacco
warehouses in the city, and is widely
known in tho community. He is
about 65 years Of age snd a native of
Dinwiddie county, but has resided
in Petersburg for several years. Ho
is unmarried. His wound, it is
Thought, will prove fatal.
Several of our citizens who were
up carly this morning say that be-
tween 3 and 8 o'clock they felt dis
tinctly what resembled an earth
quake shook.
MIR. George d. Rowland. whose
residence in Prince George county
was destroyed by fire on last Fri.
day, had an insurance of $500 on
the building, stock and fixtures.
His stock was valued ct $1,000.
st. Patrick's Day falling on Sun
day there will be no formal obser-
vance of the snnivery in Petersburg.
ST. Joseph's Catholic Beneficial SO.
ciety will meet on that day and have
their annual election of officers.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-26

MRS. Emily Thorne, sho resides
ct Toledo, Washington, says she has
never bean able to procure INV
meaiolne for rheumatism that re.
lisves the pain 80 quickly md
Gnectually az Chamberlain pain
taim' n that she has also used il
1or lame back with great sneeess'
Eor sale by all drueoists
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-26
Coming An

New, beautiful and useful novs,.
sizes for birthday and other oifts
Diamonds and watches can be found
in greater variety at Frank H. Gales
sAan elsewhere. 162 Main streea.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-26
6 GWATHMEY, 96 Main Street.
REAL ESTATE.
OR r. n .

Store 10 Union street. 1856, 1877 Queen
street.
Store u Union stre0t.
House % Queen street.
Houses or iiormnia street.
Houde pa East Main street.
House 1854 lioush street.
Hou-e Avenue A Huntersville.
Oihces ANA elesping apartments On
CRANKY street.
TOW OF new houses ?. a. aVenus e1-
tanded.
no. 3 Loyalis lane.
Ofhces on ground floor. SO Main street
htted TO suit applicants.
New house. riverside, 7 rooms and
stable 6 stalis), Sl2.6 81.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-26
O SALE.

Investments now on the market.
No. 1877 CRANKY slrse,.
No. 222 anu 224 Hute strest.
lenemenJ rental propertiaso on Church,
smith, W~illougnby, James and Kelley
streets
Vacant lots on Innmore. Brewer,
Princess Anna. Plum,, riverside, Wind
sor ami New Castle strests, and Park.
Willougbby, Central ami 3 Avenues, aud
many moro 1T Lnmberts Point.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-26
AUCTION .sALEs-r THIS DAY

Rf VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUSp
II ~ GATED the l2th day Of February, 1895, froIs
W.. + Allen, Individually, and trading as W,
f.; Allen x Co., to US, az trustees, We hars
;sKSn possession OF the stock of goods contained
nhd ne book accounts and other esidpnces 81
indeoiidness due to said w. +. Allen & Co.
ana al oiher property conveyed In said decd.
Arm or agsinst w. +. Allen, Will present them
70 Va duly verified, AID all persons indebted To-
niE VIII make payment TO us or TO our ageu.s
Tory Of the assets will be made, and then VIZ
Wild" glad to furnish any information in on
possession TO the creditors of the firm. Far III,
pr, sent VIC will continue t. sell the goods ~
said stores in the usual course OF business
7. b. loWENBURG.
~ THOMAS Ii. WILCOX.
ielSti = Trustees
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-10-16

mtIh por Sauermerber
gu i9iben. gefhiebt burd 3uIebung
bon Is Srppfen @sb=Qmmoniaf aut
Elm Quart Mi19, tpsl4er 1iA bstln
9luffoGen tpiener perflii4tist.
ginen reialp en- Ger tie NJ
trant. tpobltbuenb fir araalfe, hs&
reitet man. penn man in elm unb edlenl
balben Quart WaHer eins 9anh nol
9erite. sine 0ano bon srobs AoItnsn.
Elm Stiid aanbisaudsr unb bie Shale
BON elmer balben gitrone mifdf. altrn
Jeuer itellt unb 70 lanse tp9en laBt.
Bis bic @erite aufIpringt, bdnlt figt
man ben 5aft elmer Gitrpne su nnb
sisBt Die gluffisteit hura Elm ssh.
Diefer Sranf lit iebr naohli9nedeno
unb trdttisenb.
@efriaene G,u Bb6ben an
berbeiiern. 9luf ein Auart
@dlsubernil4 (IiiBe Maseruilh)
apin,mt man ca. cine llrse 9oba, foht
bies brdunli9, ldbt es abtiihlen. tauht
elm Sud- binein unb reibt hamit ben
ssuBbobsn ab. Wenr man bus 5u9
au NAB ninmt, tptrh Der GuBboben
leitbt f9n,terig. ionit absr iAon blaart
unb braun, felbit ipenn er fteaentpstis
obgetreten apar. Die erte Milh einer
Stub tbut bic sleiaen Sienite.
@elbe WGf9e. I'm gelbe Wds
Ide peiBer als nrittelft bes dBenben
gblortalfes bsrstItsnen, lei folssnbes
einfa9e Wiittsl empfoblen: bret Shetls
ftarten @piritus unb brei Sbeile ges
rsinistes Serpsnttn6l iaiittelt man 5li>
ianpr,en tii1tig burh unb ntnpmt BON
hieIer Mifdung stpsi GblDffel bon auf
ie einen elmer bes 8laupahers ober
miI9t lie uHter bic @tdrte. Oas
9rodnen Der Md16e fann bann i'm
syreien obsr auf benz 8oben erfolsen,
nur rnuB bic WGI9e auf bem 8oben
geniisenbes 2iht .rbalten, Inn Ihon
tpeiB ali tperben. ssm llebrisen Mruht
bic 3eritDrenbe Wirfung bes Ghlor<
falfss msiit barauf, baB bic WdiHe.
Die NIT sinem 3nfab bieies bsfonber8
bei MG59erinneu Observation-Disclosures
ulitts1s getpafden tpurbe, ni4t raid
atnb fprsfdftis gerus nit reinem Mafs
fer na6geIpiilt pirb.
Rtttafiir M armor. Gintn
treffli9en aitt fir Marnor bsreitet
nat bnrh Mif1nag bon bier T1eilen
Mabaftergnps uab etnem Gbeif @irr,a
misMrabicum. Die beiben Stsffe spers
ben inter 3ugieBuns BON elmer tatttn
BorarlDfung 5i ei1sm biden Rleifer
! berribrt. Diefsr Ritt 'iDirb. t,uhbem
er Die aertsp1ensn Ebais 6e5 mnra
mors perbiiuoen bdt, r,a9 einisen Sds
gen fehr felt unb BART unb br0dslt ni6t
ab. Da5u lit ss iehcn noi4tperSig,
baB man ben getfttsten @esepitunb
mebrere Hage sana rubis unb obns i1n
az beribren trod,nen IdBt. Dst fdrf's
gem MarInpr farbt man Die ttpu fdas.
barren Gtslltu bes Rittts mittelit Gurbs
puifer in ikr Gorbe bes Marmors: !.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-10-16

beaann crit sugbdft, Damn et'yds
mutbiaer Elm 2ieb BON Grans Mbt gu
finaen nit ibrer ipeihen, flangDollen
Mtftimme, bic iie geIdidt gu beslsl'
ten perifano.
sc mar Elm einfahss, faft ulltdalis
des 2ieb; bod iei es nun baB bic
entSiidenbe Melobie geraoe In Mn<
breag Snnern Saiten traf, fuelhe ben
@hmer5 beionbers lebbnft ertpedten,
lei es bab bic gum 0er5en bringenoe
@timme fie iibermGhtig betDegte, -
ibre Mugen fiilIten fib NIT 5hrdnen,
iie prebte bic 9dnbe ineinaEber u1b
nur miibfam selang es ibr, efn Muf>
fhludaen gu unter6riiden; uls banN
bic lebten g0ne bes furaen NaAfpiels
berballt tuaren, berr1hte mod cine
Weile bas GAtpeieen zines tief er1e
pfunbenen ginbruds. gaur bic Blide
Der beiben sSrauen trufen fid tpieber
unb mas ssnsebors isst in Sie1em
ausbrudsppnen MntliB lag, mar cine
iorhe Melt boIr p.rboryener Qualen,
bab fie betroffen lire Sbeilnabne fir
2Gnbrea 5unebmsr fii6lte uno Der
Bunf4 erItanb. ibr cine SreunbfAaft
tpibmen gu burfen, bic es bis(lel9t
eeitattete, ii9 ibr niisliA gu ertpsis
Ten.
SD bunfe S6nen," fdgte Rlsnens
ernit. r6ie dhnen niht, tpus fiir
einen genub Sie mir nit bisfem
Wortrag bereitetsn; boffentli6 tpirb
mir has Slid gu tbeil. sic bon Nun
an offers betpunosrn au biirfen."
gs tuurbe bierduf berabrebet, buB
ssSnseborg bisrmul bic Wohe iid
tpGbrenb Der Nu1mittaasitunben in
ber @ilIa Socelpn einfinber ioate,
unb Mnbrea frdgte in ibrer feinfiibs
fenben Weife, Of i6r Elm 9onorar bon
fiinfaig Marf BEN Wfonat bafiir ges
1iige; als bann alemens bas grSrs
tern Der 9elbfrage pstnltd 3u beriibs
rem fdien. bantte sSnsebury 70 offtn
unb boherfreut fir biefe ale grtpars
trneen iiberIteigerDe Gumn1e, baB er
untpiatirltb lG9eln muBte unb Sas
peinli6e Der MusetnanberIeBung
ibertpunben tnrr. Juit l1nsern bers
abT9isbete iie ii9 enSfi9 unb Mnbreu
sins nit ibr binalrs; Elm ipurmes
9eimatbsefiibl untsr biefen Menfdsn
bate iie ersriffen; es mar, als bdtten
fie iih langit setannt. Das Der.
itdnbniBDolle ginge9en auf tnnerIts
@ebanfen, bas tattooI 5arte 9etpabs-
renlaf1en fiel 10 gang aus benz Stab
men setp0bnlt9er 9eieul9aft uno lieb
iie ben Sag bieier 8etannt18uft su'
einem ibrer sliidliditen 5dbfer. 8es
fonbers mar es 2tnbrsa, bic ibr ges.
fiel; in beren art benz 8ruber gegenz
iibsr lag 10 etipas miitterli9 8es
f9ibenbes, bas Der edten 2iebe ents
fpringt, etne riibrsnbe Sorgfalt, bic
eerduI6los iiber iebe 8epegung oes
9lnbersn tpa5te unb alnausgeipro4en
nit iiherer 9anb fetner Wunfhen'
5uporaufommen fudte; isne Giebe
zines itarfen, enerei1den uttb bo4
feinfiiblisen syrauenberaens, bem iiA
elm bilfsbebiirftiges Mtannesgemiitb
bereitpillis unteroronet.
(GOrtieBuns folst)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-10-16

Mpbern. .gitf idDn, i6ens
len 6 mir 'lpas!- sDu buit tpcbe
hl,naer91 rgaein - nber ber Baten
but Durit!'
Qebtsr Muspxg. @ldubi@
aer: rpsrr @arOn. ID fdnn ttibt rasAe
prolongiren Sic miiifen iebt bsiroe
tben I Dedun0!A
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-10-16
Fir bic 1HdJt.

Aut UWIt S|1PfS TS~0-~tsSr-.--r
einige 6dHbe bon yeterlslls, 5ptHat,s
Rerbel unb SnHittIaut redpf 1esn nnc'
aer5tumpft bieie Wfaite n etllem UeOt.
fer. Rrdftige GktfHbriibt tpIrp mlr
5ensm Buttermebl biinHfefn1g geioW1
unb bie 5erftampffe RrnuterMdlle g.hS
sinaefdiifiet. Rur3 Dpr benz anridtsn'
siebt man bic G'uppe NIT eittigeH W
6ottern ab, Dteie Suppe Te1t tepr
NtDn aus, fHmedt Iebr frdftrg IND
fpirb aetpDbrlih nit in 8ntfer gsrolte-
ten 6emmelf fdnitte1 ungerfHsk De
6uuptbebinguHg TIL bab Man biz
@uppe nur furw 3eit fohen ldbt, 0a>
nit lie fire fd5ne griine Garfr hbdH-
@.rbdmpfte RGrfGffeEn, sfS
einfnhes, aBer ppr3iiglihss @sriht.
Nohr Rartoffeln lperben gsf4dltY IN
mittefarpte Mgiirfa gefhniitert uHn In
foltss WufTer qeleef, Biz tie gsfodt
1perbeu. Muf elm Quurt RartDffetlDiirs
fel reufnet man etruu 2 LhSen bur1>
ttpohIeneu @ped, ben man ausbrutet
en- bus aeponnene sSett riibrt man et>
mem GHl0ffel Neefl, Big es fmdumt, gibt
,,udo uni, nacl elm pint M1f1er 6in3u
mnb lGBt bieYe M1ifdnna 10 MinuterB
fprhen. rodbbent man he nit einem Gb-
[Dffeft Gafa unb einem 8iertel Shees
l1ffel Nfeffer aboefhmedt bat. Die
Rartpffefu hat man in3tpifhen, abs
tropfen. faffen. aibt lie nun in eine
RuiIerofre init out .fSblieBenhem Dedef
unb oisRt bic Sauce bariiber, bedt tie
au. unbo ftelTt bic aaiferone 10, un's
sTeuer,. iaaB Die Briibe MIR iebr tDenig
nomt Sic 4drtpffeIfparfef@ miiffen
AZ N}fn,ttrn focben unb tperben 1eiB, Tn
oeYdIb1Teuer 6hii5Iel ferpirf.. e e
5hneinsnis re, unb1 g al'bs@
ne Bir1u (Dffsrreihi5hes Geridt).
SJ}on, 5dnryinet cine y9ters in. frine
gheibd1esr folst pfeffert unb brutet
5ie < gu{imrten in Schtpsinefett NIT fein
ortpieoter 9tpiebel. 9nl afeiher 3eit
bbGutet: mum elm Ralbsasbirn; tpd16f es
nebrmais In friId5em WafIers unb brn-
trt. ca ebenfons in 5dtpeinefett init ae.
nnipotsrr gtuiebel 6 Weinuten. man rid3s
trt- bsibeS n,beneinanberr an ober leat
fie gaiera I'm bic Msitte, bus Sirn rings.
bsrum u,rb oibt es Mbenbs nit 8rats
fnrtoffe1n unb @ouerfraut ober fri.
Them @alat W1an fam audi
ghpeiirsae6irn unb3 Sammelnierea
nprtnrnhs,r
@rnFfrte @hpeine,firets.
0ie @ntpeiuefilets (gy1Dhrbraten) per-
hen ofnsb6utet nrit feinem Sped ae.
5bidt rit 9uttsr unb Gaia, in eine
RaiIsnpls oet6an unb in Seinem 8rats
ofen onr oebiinftet inben man pprr 3eit
al gsif Elm tpeniu outss esus unp mel.
sem M}sfn buau oisbt unb 5ie 9iersnit,
onraiioIih nbsr sulebt reht fleibio, bes
oieSf nomit lie Sirh redt St,Dn ofa{iren.
gs;5m n gfnrihtsn bie5er 5hfpeinefilets
oebe. man eine frGftioe; braune Ola
Ssn5o,,rs S ,rnS oebrntene Sartoffeln bes
fombsrs baau.
Monrifo Sdfsnb Ell. Waan
serrffsbere bos SGbnbel 1aiae es letnt
ptnS behdube es hit Meb1. 3ipei feir>
rs.il o....h.I.. s,.a~So,, ~, 0Q,,k~
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-14
ARSHAI,s SALE

MARSHAL'S SALE-PURSUANT TO
an order and decree of foreclosure, to
me directed by the Third judicial district
court of the territory of Utah I shall
expose at public sale, at the west front
door or the county courthouse. en- the
Eighth ward square, in the CITY of Salt
Lake, county of Salt Lake and terri
tory Of Utah. on the End day of Febru-
airy, 1922, at II o'clock m. all the right
title, claim and interest of Martha Bar
ton of, in, and to the following de-
scr1bed real estate, situate in Salt Lake
county. Utah territory, and particularly
described as; Commencing at a point
one hundred and sixty-fiVe feet west
from the northeast corner Of lot eight
In block twenty-three. plat "a" Salt
Lake city survey, and running thence
west one hundred and fifty-nine feet:
thence south three and one-half rods:
thence east one hundred and fifty-nine
feet; thence north three and one-half
rods to the place of commencement: to-
gether with d right of way for ihgress
and egress for all purposes. over a strip
OF land six feet wide. running north and
south along the west end of the above
described land and adjoining the same
Sixth South streets, in said Salt Lake
city, Utah, together with all rights and
appurtenances thereunto appertainine or
usually used Herewith. To be sold as
the property of Martha Barton. at the
suit of Sarah Alice Davis. Terms of
sale, cash.
NAT NJ. BRIGHAM. U. S. Marshal
By JOHN B. CUMIOCK,
Deputy Marshal
Dated at Salt Lake city. Jan. TO- 1895
Thomas Adams Attorney for plaintiff.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-14
TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE-WHEREAs LOU
re Piatts Bailey and George j. Bailey.
ON on the ,a, 18th day Of June, 1892, executed
and Loan association OF salt Lake city,
their pronlissory note for the sum of
one thousand $1,000 dollars, and on the
payment of said note and the interest
tnereon. the said Louie Platts Bailey and
George j. Bailey, her husband executed
ana ana, delivered edi,t to H. P. Mason, trustee,
ing described property situated in the
county of Salt Lake and territory of
o UGah; i,, aolWlt; Commencing at a point
west from the southeast corner of lot
1--WE 1--we ~, block sixteen Q6), plat "E"
SAY Ike city survey, running thence in
d ana noaa;1 ,rf direction one hundred
feeG; the eil west thirty-five and one
d Jour (3S2O feet; thence south one hun
e eaei ana seventy-nine Q79) feet, thence
tsas.i Lorty-eight (4S) feet to the place of
6 99gg1n nans!, Which said trust deed was
uuIy recorded in the Office of the county
i TGiGorder OF Salt Lake county. Utah ter
ana my y,, on Inc Sth day of October 1892;
+.a-o wkeereaS SAID trust provided that in
! oSse or default in the payment of said
proii Ily note or the interest, premium
tba 4i soie5 or any part thereof, then
Tue sald Indebtedness should at once be-
Come que and the said premises should
oe so!o by the said trustee or his sue
fyonf d IN trust at public auction at the
I ~ u lIie court mouse In salt
LAKE. city, Utah territory. or on said
r. ennses, or any part thereof as should
~ ~ speclned in the notice of such sale,
bhhlrty days previous notice of such sale
hf o,Nr been given once in each week for
10 a4ut r. successive weeks in any newspaper
g. g. t1at une published in the county of
o oe lake; and whereas, default has been
M 1,sa Vn; LOT more than six mcnths in the
p pay, of the interest upon said note;
any whereas, the legal holder of said
iipte mas elected to declare and has de-
oidIeu the entire amour. thereof due;
an, rat whereas. the legal holder of said
I note mas requested the said H. P Ma
sci, sell sad property under the authority
sven py said trust deed. Notice is here
ny gwen that I. H. 2. Mason, trustee
January. 1885, at u O'clock noon, If said
gay, offer for sale at the front door Of
Ih n county court house in Salt Lake
city, Salt Lake county, Utah territory.
az pubic auction, and will sell to the
hlgnest and best bidder therefor for
cash all of the above described prem
lses for the Purpose of satisfying the
amount due upon said promissory note,
together with the Interest thereon. and
the cost of executing. said trust.
IN p. MASON. Trustee.
c. W. Morse. Attorney for Trustee.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-14
CLAIRV0YANT.

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of his age, has arrived N Salt Lake; he
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ness invited to call; all counsel strictly
CONFIDENTIAL; can be found at 1914 East
Second South; hours from to D. m,
Sundays. Q to 9 D. m.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-14
WE'RE NOT SUSTAINED.

Albauy. n. Y, Jan. 13.-The following
statement has been made public from the
executive chamber:
ton selected Mr.. George W. Turner as
an aide-de-camp en- his military staff
with the title Of colonel. In the latter
part of that month, certain statements,
emanating from Chicago, were published
concerning Mr.. Turner'S Communications
with members of the city council Of that
city. Mr.. Turner thereupon requested
until the proofs OF the facts concerninc
such allegations should be formally sub
mitted. Such proofs have been submitted
ard the governor has requested Colonel
Turn er to accept the commission, an
rouncing that the allegations are not
sustained.
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MARSHAL'S SALE.

MARSHAL'S SALE.-PURSUANT TO
an order of sale and decree of foreclos-
ure, to me directed by the district court
Of the Third judicial district, of the ter
Tltory OF Utah, l shall offer at public
sale at the west front door of the county
court house, in the city and county OF
SAT- Lake, territory of Utah, on the 18th
DAY of January, 1855, at II o'clock noon,
al the right, title, claim and interest OF
John w. Taylor and his wife May L.
Taylor SSa r Patrick Ryan, Dennis Ryan,
John p. Dolly, trustee for Matthew Gull
ZEN B Matthew Cullen, Utah National
B6ank, Consolidated Implement company,
oscar w. McylS, as assignee for Burton.
Gdrdnef company, and G.. r. Boutwell,, of
IN ana TO the following described real
estate, situated IN the city and county OF
Salt Lake, territory of Utah, to-wit:
commencing Ill feet and inches east of
Ine southwest corner of lot two, block n,
pat a, Salt Lake city survey, running
thence north liz feet and inches. thence
east Y feet and II inches, thence south
~ feet 8 inches. thence vest % feet
ana IL inches to the place of beginning.
70 pc sold as the property of John w.
ddyioF ana Patrick Ryan of defendants,
at the suit of Patrick kervin. Terms of
sale, cash.
NAT. NJ BRIGHAM,
United States Marshal.
BY D: y. Swan, Deputy Marshal
%, 1894.
Williams. vancott & Sutherland.
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Republicans signal success and frnpar-
tial observers see nothing TO date that
can daa1t them. The following resoiu-
ton was passed by reclamation in the
tNootenai county convention, there he
ing only llle dissentig vote, that be-
ing +. l.. Holman. who was for McC0n-
nell:
Resolved, that we. as Republicans.
heartily endorse the candidacy Of Hon.
Willis Sweet for United States Senator
ana would recommend his nomination
for the position by the Republican state
convention which meets in Boise City
on Aug. s.
II is on such lines as those Sweet
ana his followers are making their
night. The same applies in great meas
are Throughout the state and If lived
up TO. Sweet viii be elected Senator.
Notes and Personals. .
James Giendinning, of Salt Lake. IS
here with his COAT off for Shoup.
Banker Anderson. of Idaho Falls. is
here, looking on, if nothing more.
Fred J. Kiesel, of ogden. is here
and is having fun with the Republic
cans.
Indications are that about next Wed
nesday something will drop on the
senatorial question.
j. Ed. Smith, Of Idaho Fails. has
been brought Up TO work on the Popu-
lists in favor of Shoup.
Editor Mock, of the Mamma, Leader
says he will camp here and watch the
other fellows fur hy-it's their fight.
Editor Mcdonald, of the Rathdrunl
Post, is doing the capital diligently
and is a host in himself on the Sweet
side
The contest has already taken on the
eaTmarks of the people on one side.
and, well-something else on the
other side.
The Herald throughout will give the
news as it finds it from the best and
most authentic sources, regardless Of
all other interests.
The lone Democrat, Davis, is taking
things easy in the house, though he
early. introduced a fee bill that will
save the people good stuff if 1t passes.
H. A. Moone, of the Pocatello Her
aid, is here. plugging away in SEN
ator Shoups interests. He says no
fight in Idaho would be complete with
out him in it.
Republicans are 1nanifesting dis
pleasure over outsiders being brought
in to settle political state affairs and
say 1t will only result disastrously to
those who are so intent on bolstering
up declining fortunes.
RAY RAYMOND.