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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-20

shall and his success in the primary elections is
sIready considered by many foregone conclusion.
this county and OF demonstrated skill and expe.
Renee in local politics. Fifteen years ago the new
the county. once held By his father before him
cousin abraham b Weaver was elected State
years ago. Mr. Weaver is a farmer and brick
and ri. OF
and radical change in the character OF this countys
& II the in his fight for
denomination and reelection seems to be placed
local politics. rather than upon the rank and ne Of
the strict Republican org,a1iza ton HIS strength
dealers is constantly dweit on by his friends and
the suggestion Is openly made that II he Is turned
will make the race as Labor candidate. with
Democratic Endorsement. There is little doubt tina,
thrown to Mr.. Coggeshall by the managers Of the
letter en b Tamman HH Han ad
received by Oneida County Democrat IN which
s psp fGT on
patronage is being offered as bait TO local lead
self it is charged having recently dangled an APP
pointment as deputy inspector OF gas meters under
who seemed 10 be ION the fence
COGGESHALL'S RELIANCE ON DEMOCRATIC
AID
Without Democratic assistance. both in his pre-
lminary canvass and at the polls. Mr.. Coggeshall
has only the faintest chance Of success. The coun-
try districts. whose vote Is the real backbone OF
Republican strength IN this county are. with the
exception OF Watervllle and a few neishoor'ng
towns almost n unit against his denomination. and
his sole dependence for delegates TO the county
convention seems now to be upon the vote OF Rome
and Utica In these two cities his popularity with
the liquor-d dealers and the professional lapor or
ganizers'' may secure him number OF neesa n
at the loca, caucuses There TO be ninety nNe
delegates to the county convention. MI Coggesnaii
at present insists that he will be able 20 control
thirty eight. Good judges OF local politics say.
however that he cannot. by any likelihood go into
the convention with more than twenty or twenty
five votes behind him. ,,,,
II defeated. "Coggy.'' as ne Is known famiiiariy
to friend and foe viii be greatly missed at Al.
bany. Few such genial and easy going soldiers OF
fortune are now enlisted In the service OF tne
party's Irresponsible boss" The Oneida Senator
has all the merits Of his defects. and he has con-
stanty carried off his political peccadiloes with "A
Falstafian swagger and bravado truly humorous
and picturesque. His exit from the stage may De
timely however: for, with an enlarged and r"habih-
tated Senate IL Is barely possible that MS peculiar
usefulness has vanished and that he might. under
these changed conditions return 10 Albany 10 find
the most congenial portion OF his occupation gone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-20

lanes p Archibald yesterday took the oath OF
office as Warden OF the Ludlow Street Jail and en-
tered upon his duties. relieving Under-Sherin Henry
II Sherman who was placed temporarily In charge
=, IN. TAIL when Sheriff Tam removed his barber
warden Henry f. Raabe. Raabe was made the
scapegoat OF the Fourth of July celebration OF Kill
l,ran. Alien and Russell. the posofiice thieves. and
was removed along with the keepers. Schneer and
Schoen. who were held to be Jointly responsible
with Raabe for the escape OF the prisoners. Not a
trace OF the shrewd and willy rascas has been OBJ
tained since the day they skipped"
Warden Archibald gave bonds In $4,000 to the
Sheriff for the faithful discharge OF his duties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-20
LEAD At THE ACE or foL

Cortland. y. " July ls.-Hosea Sprague. OF no.
mer, died at o'clock this morning at the age Oh
iOi years, months and q days. He was the OLDEST
man In Central New-York He was born IN br'".
field. Mass. on December %. i71 In lSzl ne now
N E.., Uomer and In 1854 10 Homer. In 1853 he
married Miss Ann H. Hobart. who IL stu alive ana
is eightyfve years old Mr; spraSue always Vo,c ore,
only once and then ne Ill., Both his father
and mother lived to be 100 years old ne was ae'Ns,
mis- faculties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-20
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
BY Slower, J.

Jnyties Agurrc-James j. Nenlis.
Equitable Life Assurance Society Vs. Talbot-George
Landon.
John Church CO. Gauni-Edward schenck.
Matter OF Ittner-Franklin Blen.
cunningham Broudr-Edwari /. Patterson.
PEOPLE etc vs. Commercial Alliance Life Insurance
company-wlliam H. Wills
Pleas
Blschcn IT,. J.
Matter of Wilson a. Co.. Richard NJ. Henry. German
IIolita etc, Fischer-Edward jacobs
Superior Court.
by McAdam. J.
I.emaire Va. Iemaire--J. Laird WILSON,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-20
AID NEEDED FOR THEIR SUMNER HONE

ST. Mary's Free Hospital for Children has already
sent eghty-two patients to the summer home at
Rockaway Beach. The fresh-ar fund Is now nearly
exhausted. and unless some Of the many friends OF
this charity send timely aid. the Home must soon
be closed thereby deprivng many sick children.
uho would not be eligible as candidates for other
summer homes, of their greatest help to regain
strength and life n.
IN Tho treasurer OF ST. Mary's Free Hospital for
Children. No a07 West Thirty-fourth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-20
MAYOR STRONG Much HELPEDBY HIS VA CA TToN

Secretary Hedges OF the Mayors office. received
letter from Colonel Strong mt Richheld Springs
yesterday in which the Mayor says that his vaca-
ton and the black baths he Is taking are doing him
great good. His govt Is giving him little trouble
now and his general health has much improved
The Mayor expects TO be back on July 20 q new
man. ard to take hold Of the rcins OF city govern
ment again with renewed vgor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-20
TEMPORARY PERMITS FOR STREET STANDS

Chief Clerk William II. Ten Eyck OF the Common
Council. issued 40 certificates to sidewalk stand
holders yesterday. which are to be considered as
having the force OF temporary permits The clerk
certiies that the holder OF the paper has filed APP
piication for a permit in the Office OF the Board OF
Aldermen for q stand to be situated at certain
point Under agreement with the Police boaro
these certificates are 10 be recognized regular
permits until the Board Of Aldermen can ACT on
the applications. which will probably be al s nrs
the permits granted by the Board to make them
valid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-20
~ BrHlLF or Ex-CONSUL TALLER
4 MOVEMENT To SECURE Ills RELEASE BEGuN
IN KANSAS.

Topeka. Kan. July ls-Th" people OF kair'aS Il"
toni ~ secure n possible the release 90 ex-Conshi
r,hn / Waller from the French prison IN which he IL
now confined AZ mass meeting held mere LAST night
a committee appointed AT Il previous meeting SUD
ni,t.d an address t. the p"cple recommending mat
p.t,,lon. be- circulated IN every county Ia Kansas
20 be- forwarded - the delegation To congress from
th,. Sinio and that Governor Morrill, take lmne-
Att. .,.ns IN ascertain from the state Department
IN. .x,c, circumstance. Lending TO Mr. walters ar
res, and Incarceration The meeting adopted Wr
Recommendation and committee VIII d. sem ~ ~
Ia. COMPOSED ~ .N-tiovcrnDr Thomas osooins' l.'"
tenant Governor Trouimnn and Albert NJ inoh"-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-20
ANNEXED DISTRICT REAPPORTIONMENT
THE GENERAL TERM HEARS ARGUMENTS on THE
APPEAL FROM THE ORDER DENYING TIE
APPLICATION FOR MANDAMIS.

THE GENERAL TERM HEARS ARGUMENTS on THE
APPEAL FROM THE ORDER DENYING TIE
APPLICATION FOR A MANDAMts.
The General Term OF the Supreme 'ouri-Pres'n-
ing Justice Van Brunt and Judges O'lr"h anu
Stover-heard argument Yesterday upon the appear
taken by Augustus VI. Field. OF the town OF west
Chester from the recent order made by Judge
Patterson DENYING the application for a mandsmus
10 direct the Board OF Aldermen Of this city 10
reconvcne and reapport!on the Assembly dlsfl''s
OF the city and county Of NewYork.
william b. Hornblower appeared for Mr.. Field
and the residents OF West Chester. who wish 10 be
annexed to the city. william - Guthrie was on
hand 10 attack the constitutonality OF IN" act OF
the last Legislature anneSine 20 the city the towns
OF West Chester. East Chester and Pelham As
slstant Corporation Counsel John Proctor 'lark"
and Assistant CORPORATION Counsel Turner appeared
the city TO sustain the constituonallty ~ the
act Of the Legislature annexng this upper section
TO the city Franklin Bien present In the IN
,crcst Of the New-York aud wes,ctesicr Water
Works
The purpose OF the desired reapportionmcn' IL
to have the annexed territory included In the
XXIsi senate District Mr.. Hornblower took the
ground that the mandamus should have been
granted 10 direct the rcapporiionment. although
the act he conienled. was constitutional He as
serted that the annexed territory having been
taken ont OF the county Of Wesichester prior 20
the meetn. OF the Board ~ Aldermen on June il.
the act having been passed on June 20 arIpr,ion
Assembly districts II was the duty % ne Hoard
OF Aldermen TO deal with n" then existing state
OF affairs and divide the county % Ne" York
az then existed and not as II had eristsi there
tofors He also urged that the spirit o. the Con.
stl,u;on would not be violated nv taking 1900
citizens from one district and adding them 10 an.
other. but that IL would bee violated II the NNlld
Senatorial District should be intrrscciei by a
county 'ne and 1900 citizens left IN that d's,rct
who are no longer citizens OF the county OF West
chester.
Assistant Corporation Counsel Clarke insisted
that the county lines they existed January
should rule He declared that the Constitutions
| Convention mad. "a complete appor'ionm-ni. and
FOR The FIRST time In the history OF the State Tho
Senatorial districts nscl and completed 10y
the Constitutional Convention. and that juris
diction given 10 any other body State or local
to add TO- modify alter them
Mr. Guthrie raised the question a. 10 the con-ii
tutionaiiy OF the act Of annexation and conicndc
, that II should be held 10 Doe unconstitutional foi
| the reason that II violates the provision 81 The
| Constitution that citizens must vote In the count,
In which they reside II also violates the pro
| vision OF the Constitution which provides that no
| county shall DE divided In the formation 81 "A SEN
ate district
The Court took the papers and reserved i,s de
cislon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-20
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

sunreme Court han,ber--Beforc Slower. Court
opens AZ 1890 a m-MotionS. -
s,irroga,e's -dramb"rs-Before Arnold. S.Wiils
fr troLa,. Eliza Doyle. Eansford Ingalls, John Gala
han. a 1890 a. IN.
CITY Court-specal Torm-Beforc Conan. Court opens
AT IL H. IN. Motions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-20
TIE NEW CITY MARSHAL SWORN INTO OFFICE

Francis Merges who has been In the Insurance
business at No 30 Pne-st.. and on July IL was ap-
no,nted City Marshal for the Bureau OF Arrears
., Taxes in place OF John NJ. Delmour. was sworn
in Yesterday by Acting Mayor Jeio'o 9s g. l n
les ~ the office are said 10 amount TO from sioW'
q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-20
HARLEM RIVER BANK RECEIVERS FEES

Judge Bischon OF the CouTt Of Common Peas has
confirmed the report Of Carroll Whitaker. the
referee. passing the accoIn;s Of David H. Sckcl~
the receiver OF the Harlem River Bank The re-
ceiver is retain io6i for his fees his counsel
L.xow a Wells ro.3,3 o. for their services. 81. an
goes the referee and x5i for stcnograp fees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-20
Mr.. DEpEw WILL ADDREss THEM

Albany. July is-Chauncey NJ Depew has ac-
cepted an invitation TO deliver the annual address
before the State Bar Association at s annual meet
Ing to be held here In January.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-20
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.

Supreme Court.
By Slower. j.
John Raab vs. John IT, Rnab-Samuei " Heinberscr
David 81 Koehler vs.. Alfred Koehler-Fredsrck i~"
buscher - - ru.
Ralph Emerson VS.. George W. W. Yost-George A.
n.Le
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-20
>>~<~><\

Besides the regular features Of blcy.
cling, Baseball and general sports, The
Tribune tomorrow will contain variety
Of sketches Of city life.-0llmpses Of the
phases Of everyday existence that appeal
to the interest Of every New-Yeflker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-20

TypeS of Golf Clubs.

A critical discussion Of the merits OF
nibIicks, mashies, spoons, cleeks, irons
and drivers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-20
! PART III.
PAGES 10 TO Is.
COGGESHALL'S CANVASS.
rs FIGHTING A LOSING BATTLE FOR
RENOMINATION.

srxAroR WARNER MILLER. REPRESENTATIVE
uMEs s. SHERMAN. JOHN DAVIES AND
OTHER PROMINENT REPUBLICANS HAVE
DECLARED AGAINST HIM-HIs RE-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-20

The people Of the East Side have dis
covered Crotona Park.
Wives Of British Cabinet Ministers:

Sketches and portraits Of the women
who are part Of the new Administra-
ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-20
MR.. wEAvER.s CANDIDACY.

The field is. indeed. already contested with Mr..
cosseshali by very formidable rival for the Sen
s'e nomination. Frederick @. Weaver. Of Deer.
neld. Mr.. Weaver seems to have the support Of all
ne elements In the party opposed to Mr.. Cogge-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-20
The Citizen Soldiers.

A summary Of legislation affecting
the National Guard accomplished at
Albany in 1885,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-20
An Alarm in the Night.
Motors vs.. Horses.

Figures are given to show that il
will soon be cheaper to own an engine
than a span Of trotters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-20

The latest, newest, freshest and pref
test fashions in the French metropolis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-20
How Fashi0n.plates Are Made.
Where Bonb0nS Are Prepared.
Mountain Climbing.

A review Of A. F. Mummery's mar
rative Of adventure in the Alps and the
Caucasus.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-27
sHgRlFF's SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
~ pursuant 20 IN order o. sale and decree
OF foreclosure 10 me directed IRON the THIRD
Judicial district Court VI the Territory Of Utah,
County OF sait Lake. III cause thsruln pend
ING, wherein john .ichcs Is plaintiff aud n. ".
Irismnu, aanucl Mcintyre. JonathAn q. Royic,
W. = Mci urnicE, and Defnfet savings nAnt,
a corporation, are defendants, 10 which tsid
decree and order Of sa'o reference IL hereby
made shall expose for sale al public auc.ion,
u ne highest BIDDER for CASH, a. the west
front door " tho County Court House, In tho
city Of salt Lake, county Of salt Lake, Territory
Of Utah. on the 18th daT Of November. A u.
leaA A. " O'CLOCK, noon. All the right, iitle,
claim and lutsrcai 81 D. n. Weller, Euly 4
n intyre. jonathan @. Eoylc.W. p. Mccormick,
and uetorot savings Bank, a corporation, IN
sud TO the following described zeal estate
situate, lying, and being In the county OF SAT-
Latc, Icniloy Of utah, and particularly dee.
cfil1d a. follows toswiti
Tho southwest gLartsr 20 Of the southwest
quarter 90 ana the southwest quarter Ul OF
toe southeast quArier % aud The northwest
quarterl llof the northeast quarter 90 ami the
northeast quarter ~ Of tho northwest quarter
south Of range ono 90 west sat Lake Aiorid,
ian, containing oun hundred and fitty tlfll
acres, together with ali and singular tho ten
cmcnts, hereditiments and Hppurienancos
ihsreunto belonging or In any wise apportain.
inT, TO 30 sold a. the property OF b. NJ. Noilcr,
tmiy 4. Weller, his wife, ucsrge Crismon'
Samuel Mcintyre, Jonathan U. hoyle, W. y
McCofaiek and Deterct Savings bank, a cor.
nofauon' under said order Of sale aud decree
In the above cause.
Dated salt LGEe city, Utah. November ,th a.
HARVEY HARDY. sheriff,
By q. 4, CLARK, neputy shenn.
u. harrington. attorney for plaintiff
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-27
IRusIEe SALE.

NUHEREAs, ON THE l'rH DAY or NO.
w yember 1925. Isaac Hunter I'D execute
and deliver 10 the unieFsignod bic certain dee
Of trust conveying tue following described
tIAciu OF land IN rAlt LaEU Dity, salt Lake
county, Territory of Utah, 10 Wit Lots ono a..
two 90, three (jl. four ttl, seven 90 and eight
~, and tho south huif Of lots i've t,l and six
(bl, all IN Block nity.thra tiil Of rat 81, %
IN salt Lake Uity survey, "a trust TO secure the
payment Of he promissorY note for the sum
81 " 80, WITH interest payable 10 4. X. VII.
hams ~ order; and
Whereas, said deed % trust provides among
other things that 10 rAse OF default In tho
payment Of sad note pr the interest thereon,
real estate al public venue 10 the hishe,t Ind.
der for cash, AL Of which appears BY SAID deed
recorded in BOOK al" OF mortgages
on PAGE Ols u the records OF said salt LaAe
cnunty, 10 which reference d hereby made
aud
whereas, Default has been made IN the pay
ment OF saii note, both principal and interest
anu the legal holder VI said note has request
ed me to sell tAii real estate and apply the
proceeds ~ tho payment OF tho salt indebted.
aess alter paying the costs OF sale, including
reasonable attorney ices aud compensation for
the trustee,
NV. therefore, 1. !. NJ. stout, trustee. do
herrbg give public notice that upon Monday
the pth DAY ~ December, 1855, A. " O'Clock a.
IA OF SAID day, At the front door Of the county
court house in -alt Lake city, Utah, I will, ~
virtue ~ the authority Ia me vested BY sad
trust decd. srll tue said real estate herein,
above described NJ public venue TO the highest
bidder Tor cash. j, NJ STOUT,
CHARLES H. JACK. Attorney
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-27
NOTICE or ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF REAL ESTATE AZ PR.
vAIE SALE.

NOG1CE n HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
~ pursuance OF an order Of the Probate
tory Of Utah. made on The gird DAY Of Soyrm.
Der, A. - lsll, IN the mater of the sstats u
Thomas Price, deceased, The undersigned, the
administrator OF the said estate, Win sell at
private sails % the hiEhest aud best bidder.
subject TO confirmation by SAID Probate Court
on or after tuesday. tue 1fd day OF Dsrums
Dor, A o. 1888, - 10 O'Clock am. ana offers or
BIDS viii be received In wiring ~ the ONCE OF
breeze aud iuIris, rooms Il and Il. 4 onmeTciai
hluck, Hait Lake CITY, Itah. or
delivered 10 tho Administrator personal
~ " any time after the nrst publication
q this noticc. aud before the making VI said
sale, all the right, tile, Interest aud estate OF
tho said Thomas frico At tho tmo OF hia death.
aud all the rEht, utle aud interest that the said
eattte has, by operation OF law or athefwisr
acquired othgr than or Ia Addiuon TO that OF
sAid homh fucs NJ the tine Of his death, "a
and 10 an that certain lot piece or parcel of
lana titustu, lying ard beng an the ,ounty %
salt LAKE, aHd Territory Of Utah. together
with water rsul VI twenty four a. res be.
longing To tho same, and bounded aud de-
scrhcC hs follows, toswit. Part OF the north
east quarter VI section twenty eisht tgsi,
township one 90 south OF rHuEo % east, salt
Lake meridian. Utah Territory. beginning on
tho south side OF an Old ditch fence on tho
south nuYsN rods from the northeast corner
Of Aforesaid quarter section, thence BY
aaid claim along me south side Of ssld
ditch fence wCst Two ana eight tsntha tg.sI
rods. thence slsnF The west side Of an old
ditch fence north oisht tsl degrees aud forty
CtuI minutes, west, seyoutcon and nvu'tuuths
lthI rods thence west seventy i've aud four.
tenths tll.N RODS, thence south slAty one tHD
rods thence east twenty two and tNu tontha
W ~ rOds, thence south eighty Two aud
three. f0urtns tslA degrees east twenty. four
rods, thence south eighty eight sud one.
fourth tHTN degrees 20 tue cRst boundary ut
said quarter section, thence along east bduu
Ss Sd SIssd la S5s .'f ~ H. ,oT,sn,
beginning Containing thirty one anu forty.
tour huudreiht llltN acres more or lees with
twenty four tltl acres 81 va cr right m the
white pitch 10 tho county Of salt Lake aud
Territory OF Utah
Terms and conditions Of sslc3 QUO half cash
and balance IN one year with interest az the
rate Of eiFhtper cont per Annuui, secured BY
note ami mofigaee upon Tho prouiiass sold
Dated oV, -, lslh
JOSEPH G. DAVIS,
Adminittrator u tho EaIHto OF Thomas Price
deceased.
Brsefo 4 Burss. Attorney for administrator
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-27
Nav Gases Riled.

Peter winward was convicted In
Justice wilson. curt at Paysop, Of
abusing James Reecs by using menac'
ing, insulting, sianderous anu prOiano
language. He was fined 81 ana costs,
total 81, and has taken an appeal to
the Fret district court.
Simon Huber has commenced suit
against the receivers Of the Union
Pacific AMI Utah Northern and Oregon
Short Line railways to collect $500.
On the 18Th OF October, While he was
crossing the track west Of this city, y
freight train came along and col
lision resulted In the killing Of tue
team anu tho demoliahlng VI the
wsgsn, for which together with
personal Injuries the above mentioned
amount 10 asked. Plaintiff alleges
negligence on the part Of the railroad
company Ia that they allowed weeds
and willows TO grow along the track on
the street whore plaintiff attsmpted 10
cross, which obsiructed his view, and
also that they failed TO ring q bell or
blow n whistle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-27
TRUSTEES SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT. ~
~ accordance with ana under the power
aud authority granted BY luat cergaia trust
deed made December lst, 1894, to tho under,
signed trustee by Gilbert d. Amos iduscribod In
SAID trust deed A. an unmarried mani and
recorded IN HOOK OF mortgages pages ~
Utah Territory tho undersigned trustee vii
ohcr fof sale hnd sell W tho highest bidder for
cash, ~ the west front door u the salt La q
county courthouse, 10 witt The west froHl
entrance OF the city and county building, IN
AIT Lake city, ttah on December 20 1870 a.
y o'clock noon OF that day, all the real estate
her lnailer described, 10 pay AMI discharge
lhc Indebtedness secured By SAID trust deed
and interest thereon, and hfty dollars attor
ncya Toes ana compensation 10 said trustou
hnl 1hu cost 81 this notice and expense OF sale,
mo safe VIII be- made at tho request ~
Charles t' f1mcroy, the party Of Inc third
y 70 mentioned IN said trust deed ana IN
legal holder ot taid Indebtedness. aud because
81 tue Heiau IA cue payment Of tho interest
upon sam Indebtedness, anu SAID tudsbtsdness
hH NO Same uoeAmu duH aud pAyab. ana 40.
corning TO {" tenor sud effect 1f the pTomis
suTN uutn mentioned anu described IN SAID
trust dced, ami according TO he provisions uf
snid must decd, and because the said third
party has drrIArtd the priuClpli tum men.
9oned m smd promissoTy mote ami said Ifu.t
ucti que ana payable In accordance with the
PROVISIONS uf HsiI note Anu deed barause ~
tho del ault Of sail hilbert % Amos, IN tho nay,
mvnt Of hu interest on sara inietteduoss. in
the manner and at the time specified In said
note; halp rel estate 10 particularly described
ne tOlloNr, tOtNIts
A par o. Lot i've l5l IN Blook Seven %,
Amendel RAT ~" Vt The salt Lake City SUR.
Ncy, neglhulnE az APPOINT fOrty.twO anu ihrdo-
quarters A.ll tott south OF the northwest
.orneT OF snli lot and running thencs north
Tory Two ana three quarters (i2iDi thence
aorlh seyonly'iour degrees and nfty.one min,
nlealN Ness on min, tltaHteighty stwO ina one
hht l'shl feet 10 he northeast corner a. said
10y tsrn,t .ou'nory a.ong the east llno Of said
lot 'thirty'iwO Hul ons.half feet tBa,l feet
thtneu Weslary nnotY,thr aud oae.hAlf
ltttl feet mora ot less 20 tho place OF begin,
nlng situated in alt Lake city. salt Lake
soun1y ltAl Territory,
ISAAC N. WADDkLL, Trustee.
Dated November q, 1898