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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-03

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-03

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-03

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-03

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-03

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-03
DRESSM A KING

Having moved my dreesmaking parlors to
l55 Court street desire from the ladies OF Sa-
lem share of their patronage. satisfaction
given. MRS. NJ. HULCUMB.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-03
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-03

Following is the total Of clerks EN-
ployed:
Senate clerks ------------
Senate committee clerks------------ g.
House clerks -----------
Houee committee clerks 5,
Joint committee clerks--------- 2
special committee clerks ks-----------
Total clerks employed Isl
Total cOmmistee clerks
There is no special objection to each
house having five regular clerks, ths
chief, reading, journal, calender and
mailing clerks.
1t is not probable that any Of these
last named five clerks could be dis.
pensed with In either house. These
ten clerks are not properly to be in
cluded when the clerkship evil is dis
cussed.
There Is no sense In 80 senators, with
only % standing committees hiring so
clerks, when 90 members of the house
with 38 standing committees employ
only So, many Of whom had no work
unless 1t was pastlng bills In the files
for the members.
The Salem Wasp, published by the
secretary OF the state Popullst execu-
tive committee, says there were I76
clerks employed Ia 1893 at a cost Of
$4,000. We have not gone through
the records, but shall do 30 TO see II this
Ia correct. The same authority says
committed lclerks In 1896 cost $22, ,O45,
when THE JOURNALS complete figures
show only l47 employed at a total
cost OF $40 ,72O.e0. We apprehend the
Wasp's statement about 1899 is not far
from right. 1t Is our intention 10 print
the most accurate aud detailed facts
obtainable on this subject.
A comparison Of the corresponding
committee work OF the house aud sen.
ate Is interesting. Cost OF tho com
mittee on engroSsed bills IN the two
houses Is ~ follows:
Senate, McGInn chairman .---- g. ,O7O
House, behlbrede chairman 772
Senator McGlnn paid nearly all his
clerks for the full forty days time At "a
aud ~ day. Representative sehlbrede
seems 10 have paid only for the actual
work done, Hence n difference IN
favor Of the lower house on this eK.
pense Of ti29s Ia favor OF the people.
Mr.. Mcdinn seems 10 have been care.
leas, reckless And sEirAyAgAnt. lie
waa one Of the refornsrs In the senate,
whose measures for the dear people the
Portland oregonian shed 90 many
tears over still Mr Mc0lnnldid better
than the year before. and the chaT.
AoteT " the persons employed wAs u q
high qualily. They were also very
well paid,
The COMMITTEES on enrolled bills
show similar difference
lssusts, CalbFssih chairman .tIssg
House. GATES chairman ..-.-. 68i
Representative 0atss did ths work of
Ibs hoass ooRimlllss fof tI6i Ices ihsn
Ihs ssnais, snd psid only foe day .
woih soluslly psFfoInlsd
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-03

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-03
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-03
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CARD OF COMMENDATION,

" NN"WIWOhl lONI
lFn'm citizens Of Portland, Or, April 10. Ia,
10 ciltens Of Helena. Montana
Pf' H. haet, Dentist, nov resident Of
your ely, but formeuy oi Portland. and wsll
hho"h " ~ Of us, hat fsw flua.s and A, .t.
ps'lofs asa denust suJ whefs. ne isa zen.
us''',h ~ell worthy VI confidence and a,yoy
IA CHAPMAN, Nd.
waHwArRa,ssss" Il "I Portland
49, NICHOLS. n D.. '"'"'''
rs CALDWELL. '''''A"''
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-03
BUILDING MATERIAL

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-03
INDEPENDENCE 4 MONMOUTH

t,s..t ~ NhA' sithsa heN fuuh daily staas
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-03
rHs cLEKKsH1P ABUSE.

The official figures show that the late
legislature employed 199 clerks, an
average Of two for each member and
ten beside. Some of these clerks did
not werk Aye minutes during the en-
tire session, yet they drew full pay
from the time they were sworn in until
the last day. Others were not capable
Of doing work II there had been work
for them. Only the proloBgation Of
the senatorial contest to the last
minute saved the enrolling committee
Of the house from being overwhelmed.
Clerks Of other committees who had
been assigned to that committee on
the last night Of the session absolutely
refused TO work. They had been paid
and they did not care. This legislative
clerkship business Is one of the worst
steals In the state.--Portland Sun.
1t is time TO quit lying about the
legislature. 1t was extravagant enough.
Bullying ls worse than extravagence,
Following is the total Of clerks em-
ployed:
Senate ------------ 8
Senate committee clerks 81
House clerks s.
Houee committee clerks ------------5 So
Joint committee clerks------------ %
special committee clerks 4
Total clerks employed --157
Total cOmmistee clerks
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-05
PIONEER MONUMENT.
Elst D3ls Ward, San Luis Stake,
Colorado.
SMALL SUMS DULY ACKNOWLEDGED
The "Widow'a Mite" aud Rich Mans
Nun ilcence VIII Aggregate the
Memorial Iuad.

CARD FRoH THE FnfT rREsIDEscy
salt Lake Guy, Jan. %, 1895.
Notice il hereby given that contfi.
tut.tns 10 the monument TO be erscte !
In Bal, Lake City in memory Of
Brigham Young aud the pioneers will
hereafter. and uutil further notice, be
Acknowledged through the columns Of
the DEAEHEr NEwA II Ia expected
that agencies for the collection oifuRda
Tor this worthy purpose will be o,iao
lishod In each warl In all the Stakes,
aud tina, said funds, with the llet q {
names Of tho contributors, will lie for.
wardtd - frequently a. convenient TO
Hebcr NJ. Woil', SECRETARY VI the Brig
hHm Young Memorial Association, Salt
Lake City, who will SEQ that came arc
properly acknowledged Ia the manner
stated. We earnestly hope that the
people will respond generously sad
promptly 10 this call ~ that " possible
tho monument may be- completed,
dediraiOi aud unveiled 10 the public
W the 9th day u noxt October.
MtLFORD Woodbury.,
OEuKuE q. CAENUs,
JUsEpH h. SAITH,
Fret Presidency 0f the Church VI
Jetus Christ Of Laitor.day saint.
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The People Of the Territory OF Utah send
erCeung'
10 D. 7. Hiatt. Ihoma, o. shsuman and Mrs.
Litnira sheArman.hia vile. " alter u. Lowe
aud Emma D.. Love. his vie, Gilbert l..
Chamberlain, aud Annie ~ Ilambcflhin,
his wife, q ". D. urilnth and rfiloiliA a
Mrs Louis , Parons, tue National Bank
" Cue lsplotlc. corporation u, q. Col.
Metropolitan tnyestment Company q cor.
pofhfuu, Parker a DCpu1. a corporation,
hagan u. Gibson. dciondana'
YOU AE. HEEEBf LLlDi..ED 10 AP.
frar iu 40 action ir0ush, Agaiusi you ~
We ablvo named piainuh 10 .hs District Court
o. 10 lhird Judicial Diatfict Of tho Territory
q, Dtah, snl % answer We complaint NED
'hefeln within ten days,excluaite Of the day Of
ltf'ieel after the service on you o. ibis
'uhinons-.f s-rved within TINS county o.. n
served uut Of this county. but In Tits district
days--or judgment ~ default viii be iatsn
agalnst lou, according 10 tho prayer Of sad
1hi action Ia brought to have Judgment
arauti defendant niaii, In sum Of it-tJ. with
in'srss' - ioa ~ cen; per annum' from sep
uu two geuain pfomissort notes, executed uy
defendant iihu 70 piatnul, Johnston, ~
tlcn ", Margaret and hosallne Gibson,
March li, 1874. sAcn Tor $40. with intarrst
from date, ~ ten per cent. per Auuumaasams
being due aud wholly unpaid save $40 aud
interest TO september ~, l1t, shi1 John.
Elitu v. aud Margaret Gibson, having since
lucunc ~ axe, aud duv assigned their iniuf.
csiH 10 shld notes 20 plaintiffs, who are nov The
owners thereof. said notes being secured hv q
mortgage ~ even date On premises hvrslnhftr
uca uuoi, executed by said Hiatt. 10 said
johnston ~ guardian, 10 have the usual de.
cree Ut this court Tor the foreclosure 81 said
uonE1so Hnd f1ie u said premise o. adiudFinE
tUat IrsceCds % zach sale be appiiedm paw.
mcnt OF amounts duc a. above thnt defend.
nut aus ~ persons claiming under them DO
barred and fprUClutud OF all clam or equity ~
Islgmpuon ia said prentice. mat piaintns
have deficiency judgment against defendant
iiiatt aud Tor other fcliUfi said premises arc
described NJ follows, tO.witl All - lot .,
block !, I've aUre plat A., iiig Yield survey
situate DO salt lnsc County, utah Territory
AMI you are hereby notified that ii YOU iaU
70 appear and answer the said complaint az
above required, tho said plnintiH will arpiy 10
TIE Court Tor Tho roller demanded therein.
witness the Itch. samuel 4. Merritt, Judge,
and the sea. ~ The district court ~
Tie Third Judicial District Ia aud
SEAL Tor the Territory ct Utah, this btn
day uf'folruary, in tho year Ut our
lord one thousand EIGHT hundred
hnd ulurtgafiyc.
DAVID q. DuNUAu, Clerk.
Nv GEoHuf u. Looms, Deputy ClotL
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foundation dojicAted, Elder Crosby
pronouuoing the dsdicatUTy prayer.
II was intended by tbs Sake authori
iios to select bish0pric Tor the new
ward nj tlis meeting, but rain storm
came upon ~ aud the meeting WI
suddenly ali iutHed until = .. m.
At the hour appointed the people
fcc0uvened Vt q temporary meeting
house, hud voting was proceeded with,
feiulting In Elders Andrew J Hansen,
William J. Jolley Jr. and Hymm Il.
Hilton being unanimously sustained
ne Bishop and counHSlofs respectively.
At the councluslon OF these exercises,
the meeting was changed from feligl.
Gus 10 social AMI ut Interesting pre-.
gram, consisting Of speeches, n Bistori.
cal sketch OF lfOpic, dialogue, reciin.
lions, sougs, instrumental music, etc,
WAS ofeiitably rendered.
a hall was given ia the evening
which was interpreted vita tongs,
etc, aud refreshments were served Oy
tho ladter. who arc never In the Tosf
ia matters religious or social; tho tI.
etoisss Terminating about 9 O'Clock
II that n very eBjoyAbls time was had
NNA hNkHlaNAANh Va lANhatA Nlth NH'
choice Of our local authorities.
The water supply IN abundant, crolH
aud range looking ms and prospects
nsttcflnR for m abundant harvest.
We are siill gtowl-g In numbers,
this place bning prolific 10 marked
degree In "Uiah's best CROP" sud pee.
PIE nro moving w. from other pats.
Predictions Rrb Freely uttered that
Ttopio II 10 become ono Of tie leading
settlements Of the southern Taft VI the
Territory.
Many IMPROVEMENTS are being made,
houses erected and ouofgy anu thti
ate manifest on every hand; an aston.
lshing amount OF labor having been
accomplished duiing the last three
year, anu the future rtcmlaes ~ great
y change ~ this past has wtou tht.
JOSEPH HtLIUg.
lROric, Garfield County, Ulah,
May 81, 1895.
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MARsHALs SALE.

DUg,uANT To ~ uHDIU OF SALE
aud dvrroo " foreclosure % mo directed
iii'trict ut Cue tcrHtoty Of uAh shall cs.
pose 90 nubur Hl'U, nt tho west front door u
me county court House, Ia tie city ~ HaIt
Lake, county Of ale Lake and Territory of
o.clgt m., all the ught, title, claim Aud intefott
81 llUHJr luuuA lud NllAto H. Young, oscar
a. lguu.s, Agnes McEwAn =, The c,CcilriN "
estate u Thomas 4. shelton, dorcascd. sidney
", narlo, a. adminisiratgr 81 tho estate u
trustee, James Altman, William q, MArgCtta,
J y. Walton, james n CochrAnr, Henry
hei'gr. Margaret Wilson, Adam .pcrs. Eila.
beth 4 Davis, stats bank % Utah. q corpora.
ton, Paul A., tlLins, LOUISA smith. Ellen
Nmilh, and ttah Commercial and saw.
lnFs hauk. corporation, Of, m and
personal property to.wii Geias portion ft oi
tho east tat ~ lot two lll, block three IlI,
plat ~ salt lato ,ty survey. commencing
alta poiut two huudrCd aud seventy, nyo ll5Sl
feet north " tha southeast corner Of sad
lot two 40, thence running west I've t5l
rods, thence north tNcnNsnyc ll3l feet.
i've !.l icoi, 20 place u btginuing, Tosoryiug
. right u way over a ten 40 foot NlyyWay IN
Tue vast part tud also over twelve or loot
hiyyway ON The wet part ~ tho above DO
stfluri property, btiuE situated in The city
Utah.
AlHo holo lh MnFus anu usuloa a. tolloWa'
lttake city. Utah. May 10Th. I.gi.
one year after date, without grace. we or
either ~ vi. promise 10 pay ~ the order
Of Heller Young, for value received.
Cisht hundred duliata, payable al ralt
Lake CITY without detalfnuou or dis.
count, Interest onC per cent por month from
date before and after Judgment. PAYABLE
monthly " tho interest DO not paid w. sum. a.,
cd. tnu legal holder ~ THIS uuto may declare
tho priuCiuAl due and proceed by law 20 rerny.
CT both principal aud Interest
lsiN Ms q, CuuisriASsTv.
t-iEI atNIIIA GtttusttANsTS.
To nr sold ~ tho property OF iiUbtr Nouua
and NllatC D. lluuE, Oscar -, Young, AFnas
Nrlwan a. tuu uArrutrN ~ tho last viii ut
Henry MuEwan, deceased, -iunuy "
bAran a. uimlniatfatur ut the estate Of
Thomas q. shelton, deceased. sidney w.
barkr 1H LluiutatfatOr OF the Uatat0 of HiIs
liHW FULLER, deceased, iiohtTd w.. Young
trustee james Altman, william g. MArgttta,
i. j, " alton, james n. COrhfaur, Henry
ks'sor Margaret wilson, Adam -pIcra, EigA
beth o. DAVIS, stale Hank OF uItn, r0Tporn.
ti0us Iuui A, Eltius. tOnisA smith, Flion
su,in and utaI Commercial hn1 SAVINGS
Hans, corporation A. the auit OF u. II.
rrtut
Terms OF sale. Cash.
Nat N. BRIGHAM,
q. 2. Marshal.
by ions ~. CuNHOCK,
Deputy Marshal.
Jous NJ tAsSON
Attorney Tor Nlaintu.
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IRusIEE,s SALE NoIlcE-

NITnEREAs, PRED MAYUl AND IDA
w NNol, his wife, 10 lur r.uuty ~ saIi
deed ~ iru't dated March 10. <. u. bed. aai
recorded March I'm, a. u. lsIl, Boo hook q. tf
page ~ aud 80 " the records ~ che HHIUU u
Tue recorder N dyois Of -at Lake td4sit,
Utah lcrrtofy, convey W William 10 ba.e ~
trustee the following described fuu tstata
situate tn the city and ruuuty Of salt Iakr,
Territory % JtAn, 10 wit Part Doc one Il|.
b.uck eighty one l-lI, pat \. ~l|t take .llY
survey. HcUnnirE ~ rod north uf DO s0uif.
uAtt corner % HalI lot ono UI, and unHIHs
thence north three and Oucshilf co.. rode,
lhth'c Nesi elght W rods, lhgury south iLrga
aud one htlt latl fuds. thence unst rIEbl si
RODS 20 beginning which saiu conveyance VA
made IN trust 10 secure 90 the uflgr uf thd
Lombard luycstmcnt company thu payment
uromissIry note for the principal trm of selsH,
teen Hundred ulIlafH lal,igul due amt uaFa.a
on tie nrst day u Mach. a u. l-Ht. with IulTf.
ct thereon from tue dat' thereof at iHa rate
annually on the nfst days ~ March and spp.
TENDER % each ami ryury year, us evidenced
~ Interest coupon notes hiiarncl io SAID rfns
ripal note anu of even date herewith.
NhurCna, said deed ~ trust provides that
IN case oi default 20 the payment % SAID note
Or any lart thereof iucu 40 the option nf iha
legal holder Of slld note tho slit trustee
nhhIl upon the appugltuuut 1ali LEGAL unIi,f
Folt and dispose OF tho above described prop
ttlJ, aiigr ewing 20 dhyH notice no tur,
terms and place uf sale lutHU manner IU saII
o. hereby made tor ErtntCr rgri1luiY|t Tor NO
purpose " paying SAID note, an interest UHo
thereon, together with the coats and expenses
ut executing this uuHt AMI
Whereas, eaid note tell due uu Mar0I .i,
A. u lrii, uud default BOO payment Ui .hue
has continued ever hiuro that UHlr hUl sHl
continues, aud by reason thereof ih1 pftsfH.
legal hu'Irf % thlu mole has requested IHH
uuicff igrrd trustee O. mhEt fnln ni sHli UTgal'
tee Tor the purpuaCH herein sei form.
NuW, therefore notice n hereby given NN
!, the Undergrad William ". hAlr, trustee
ht tue request % tue legal holder Aul nNutTnt
sait mote, under and ~ Nirue ~ The plHV
aud authority In mo vested, will on rAiudN,
thu -ilh DAY rf June 4, -, lst1, 10 tho hOWut
u o'clock IA, OF HNi day H''l fMi ABOVE
descriu1i properly aui III th2 ughi, We hll
tpultY NJ redemption u the slil frol NNpl
aud lila MAynl hiH Wiir, their heir Hnd hasni
therein, for tho highest Ani bcsi piire tAme
viii bring IN cash, ~ tho south front door ~
the County Court house ttity anu ,gnlI
buiIiinEI n tho CITY and County VI SAT- lAAe
TcrrI'0rY ~ 18th. Tor tho pufpo.o ~ pNmi
snii note with the cost OF expenses OF oAe'n'
uatei n SAT- LAKE. city. Utah. this 'l,h GiJ
WILLIAM II. DALE,
Trustee,
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Notes and Personals.

The assessed yAlustlon Of Provo
city ~ Personal property, S3ii $50;
real estate, LOIS, $50; Tailfosls, telv.
graph and telephone lines. S5g,OsO.
81. A. KoplinceI, Of Silver City,
aged 25, anu Nellie LisOnber, OF
sprlngville, aged 70, have received q
marriage license.
OTson Rogers, OF Spencer Clawson
a Co., is In the city on his way touih.
Some o. the men who are develop.
Ing coal claim In the mouth OF Provo
canyon have hauled esNeTal loads Of
coal, taken out Ia doing development
WORK, TOT their winters fuel. This coal
IL not very good, but will burn. Mixed
with u are straits " anthracite coal.
The locAtOre VI the claim srs pushing
ahead with tbs expectation oi finding
n permanent vein " anthracite.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-05

Ia the Dlslrct Couu In and Tor The Tlui
Judicial District of Utah IerrIluf,
County u rais Lake
eophia A. paley, plaintiff, ". GusIAye A.
kiug, defendant
Tho People OF tho Territory o. Ulah rbi
grCeunx Ia bustAye a. klnE, teiendauL .-,,
Woo AHE HEHtBN RhQuiktD ~
IL appear In an action brought against ~
D, the above named plaintiff IN Tue hl.tNs
Courg Of tho Ihird Ludirial uis,riol Of 40
Irfrtlry ct ltah, aud % answer ne t'L
plant hlnt IhcTeln withiu ten days leht'A.'s
Of the Jay at hoINicHl after the service on lva
" this summons -lf served within M ,ogn.
y or, II FctNcu out ~ this county, but ll w
district. within tWcatl dANei olhrrWne 49,
forty dAys-or Judgment W dgiauW VIZ
said compliant 1900,
Ihe SAID action 10 brought to have daicpl.
ant required TO sct forIli tbs nature q, NV, w.
claim in aud 10 certain premises neTelnal','
derUIibed, and 10 have decree OF lhlt 1N.'
a. fOlowsi Determining oil huth huH'ig
elaine declaring and ad!sdglng lhAl l,A,',Wlaa
defendant has no estate or interest WhlluN.,
In or To said land and premises or any la'
thereof forever barring defendant lf'N "a
tuTtiug any claim whatoyer m or 70 aAll lihI
and premises adverse 20 plaintiff and Tor QllF
rcurfi said premises arc described as l''''"''
10 Wit t,,.n
~, Mat -" salt Lake city sulyey, lunu,ns
thence 4 two and one'halt rOds, lhtnee Wa
rods, thonte ", two und one halt rods lbeh,a
n ten rods 20 beginning, situated IN san AiAo
City and County, utAh. ..,. go, fsI
20 appear aud answer the SAN compliant q,
above required, the fAid plaintlh WIZ hpl4
tho court Tor the relief dep tnded lhclpin' .
Witneaf, tho lion. samuel =. Merritt lulhj
and the seal OF the Distr 81 IouIl ~
tho Third judicial nltuic5, ln A9n
tsrALl for tie Territory OF l1uh gov, ~
day ~ May, IN the Year u our ".
ono thousand uigaI hundred anu
ninety i've. ..,.,,, ,,...t
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-05
Notes.

Judge Powers will cptor suit for A..
D. Alexander for $4,000 Jamaget,
against Chiot Davenport, f0t false I'M.
pfisonment. Davenport arrested
Alexander for felony, anu KEEP, him IN
all several houis before lao found that
no had got tho wrong man.
Justice Bagl0y sentenced Abort
Lyman TO ninety usys In jail anu a
fine Of 500, or " this bo not paii, one
day's imprisonment Tor eaon dollar,
fJf usiug obscene language " little
children In Liberty PARK.
Frank J. steven, AMI Miss AgEio
Horrick, both Of Ogden, have obtained
marriage licenH; also Edward J.
Watkins and Miss hlice Blair
william HaTcombo and john 5os-
m,u are candidates for ftgiairAtl0u
tfilcer for Weber county.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-05
MARsHAL's SALE.

DuRsUASr TO Az ORDER or SALE
L aud decree OF foreclosure 10 mo diTocIcd
uy the btairlrt court Ol tho THIRD judicial iis.
uirt % tho Territory of Utah, I Fhall EXPOSE
a. public sale, No wet trout door OF tho county
Court house ia tho tily ~ salt Lake, County
81 hAlt Laae, aud Territory ~ utnh, on thg
.slh day otJunr, lSsi, At " o'clock n all Inc
usnl Nto, clam aud interest Of Mlrvarut
-, ~ haltigh ERICKSON Of, In, and 20 tho FOL.
loving dc-griHud brGl Estate. To wits
A pAriut lnt four ~, block twunty,slN i2G).
plhi"Ii' -ali Lake my uurycy, CONNIE nctur
hi The southwest corner Ot said lot iour tl,
ruuLlng turtrg north q dcg. west along Cen
IctiTcrt ihftu (il rod. ten ana one fourth
N1.l irol, tlrnc' aAst cight AMI ninp, Tennis
l7Nlu rods . sgHi ulusiary line nt sad lot
lhenrc suuth q deg cAsl along saId boundary
Inc thfne llI rods tou and one fourth flOI.I
t'Ut, 10 ihu southeast corner ~ SAID lot thpugo
west uiEht hui uine 'tunths Is 800 rods 90 tbe
place ui beginning, tuaythUr with luildinuz
hui improvements thereon. liOing situated In
tho county Of salt Lake, aud Territory of
TO BIO sold AZ tho property OF Margaret A
Raleigh Erickson, NJ tho sun Of FTanoes A.
Dennis. "
Terms OF sale. cash.
NAT. NJ, BRIGHAM,
q, ) Marshal.
JouN II, CUMNOuK,
n.,.,.,s.,,-, beruty Marshal.
JOiiN NJ CANNuN,
Attorney Tor plaintiff