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OF CORRUPTION

eona. Jan. "A scene of great excitement oc-
o,,rred during to-day's session of the Sooran]e'
,,,odshed was narrowly averted. An Oppo-
r,,,on Deputy accused Premier Stoilor or nav
80 diverted a portion OF the funds which had
,, cot apart for the suppression of brigandagc
.ho subvention of political spies. whereupon
~ c,o,Ioff sprang to his feet and exclaimed in
,o,ce harsh with passion: You lie.
rn,s exclamation Immediately created a great
lar among the Opposition Deputies. in the
80, % which the President of the Chamber
".sorsd the expulsion of the member who had
..ada tho charge against NJ. Stoiloff. The ushers
".'~,ao,ored 70 eject the offending member but
~ o,nos;ton Deputies attacked them with their
en- and drove the ushers from the hall Sew
nj - them were knocked down and badly beat
80 During the fight several Deputies drew re-
,olvers bat they were dlSdrIleu peioie '"e! "eie
able 10 use their weapons ~,
The opposition members, who were at the dis
odyantage OF being numerically the weaker
60, finally withdrew from the Chamber. after
oudiv hurting accusations OF injustice at the
President
urronaan roIitical critics who, Ike Messrs. de
Vogue Max Leclere. De Narigny and others pre-
tend 10 know American affairs after having So
,ourned a month so in this country whose IAN
ruage they could not understand. must be shocKed
~ see the brutal manners they maiiciousy at
trihuf
many Parlaments Of Europe. The epthet OF liar Is
used there more frequently than 1t ever was al the
Capitol by the irascble so-caled "coioneis OF the
South or the Down East" farmers. Dueis De-
tween Representatives in the Opposition ranks and
Cabinet Ministers have recently been the order OF
the dav IN parliamentary and governmental circles
Of the Old World In the Bulgarian Chamber things
threatened to become still more regrettaole, ana
wholesale revolver shooting nearly happened a.
the result Of the too free use OF tne woIp ia. !,
Prime Minister Stoilon who replaced Stampouloil
last June uoes not seem 10 be disposed, any more
than his despotc predecessor. 10 endure tne cIlt-
iclsms and attacks of the Opposition Stoioll en-
pineered lately a disruption of his own Caplnet lI
order 10 &c, rid of his colleagues, RadosaVof ana
PechefY who did not fully indorse his policy, ne
was reappointed Premier by Prince Ferdinand aho
naturally this must have made him sun less uls,
posed TO bear criticism The dispatch does not STATE
who the Deputy is 10 whom stoiion gave me ne
but he may have been friend OF StanoouIoii
anxious revenge the dismissed Minister VINO o.; gov,
erned Bulgaria for eight years in a Bisfnarckldi
manner Ii is more probable. however. that tnt
fight in the Sobranje brought about purposeIy
by the Opposition. whose leader had been Tern,
porarily excluded from the Chamber; and whlch orc
not expect that Prince Ferdinand would again pat
NJ Stoiloff whose desire for sincere ailance VII,
Russia is not so warm that felt by tne ma
OF the Bulgarian people at the hea" oi INC O"
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tionable and Illegal features Of previous bills. not
ably the Tarsney BILL which made them undesirable
as we'll as imperative.
The principle of the bill, namely of nstitutng
commission of high character to have charge of
me architectural work of the Government and to
distribute the work among the most skilful archi
tects In the country, is according to the circular
correct one. The circular contains the information
mat The measure has received the approval of the
secretary OF the Treasury. has passed the Com
mittee or Public Buildings and Grounds OF the
House, whose Endorsement could not be stronger
ana Is now regularly before the House 1t is stated
~'''o'~ ~~J~~N'~- - >''N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03
TILE CARS RELIGIOUS TOLERANCE

\ SIGNIFICANT INCIDENT foREsHADo"I~' HIS
POLICY.
London. Jan. The Daily Chronicles MoSo""
,a.,asord.n, saws that he has excellent authority
for this story:
When the lists % officers nominated Tor primo
tlon bv the Ministers % War and Marine wcr" sun
,rt,,ef 10 fhe car with the hitherto CUSTOMARY
details concerning IA" nominees. HIS Majesty suuh
Ms neu through the column headed religion Irimah-
ING that this IN no way concerned MIN her .
IL good reason 20 believe that IN" same -plflt OF
tolerance Will oversprcad the country when the Gar
fullv assumes the Teins OF power.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03
ORDERS FOR LETTER CARRIERS.

Washington Jan. 2-Flrst Assistant Postmaster
General Jones has issued an important notice to
posmasiers AT free-delIvery Offices which directly
concerns carriers. Among the specifications OF tire
order is one prohibiting carriers from remaining
at their desks or In the workingroom OF The office
during any interval or swing between trips or
during the dinner intervals. must they remain
In the postoiicc after reporting from the last trip
OF the day. The performance Of clerical work by
carriers Is absolutely prohibited. while among 9th
provisions Of the order Is that persons detailed
exclusively In collecting service should not he al
lowed 10 enter the workroom Of the Office except
deposit their collections.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03
WAS MIR. MORGAN AFTER CARLISLE >
SCALP?

Washington Jan. u Pierpont Morgan OF Ne"
York passcd through this city SEVERN ""! w.
with n party OF friends on a special car o'""' 'V
Florida. They remained over here 9"'"'u',' ~.
day and Monday. stopping al a.,
Tho White House 70 pay his respects 10 i"r tht no
dent From this visit rumor orisna, "a, va rcsi,,-
III .i,ao an Tho President To demand the ISIS
nation of the Secretary Of the treasury ~ ,he
Of his alleged bad faith In his dedI"ss TT',mI *
WI I,nkcrs i'm regard to the r"c"n' pp'u -,
se secretary Carlisle declined TINS evening =
~ notice this rumor II can be sitt'i Dl' b,s
th,t II such demand was made IN. i'cs
nat Informed Secretary Carlisle OF H.
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WOULDBE rRAly.ROBBERS FOOLED

Camden Ark Jan Am attempt to hold up
northbound Cotton Belt train was made here
about 10 o'clock last night by six masked men, Inc
train had stopped at the water-tank, when negro
porter who got off the train was ordered 10 un-
couple the express car but 1t was the baggage car
which was detached. and the engineer was tod TO
run the car ahead. The robbers then discovered
their error and left the engine. saying that the
engineer had the laugh on them sherin $ posse
has gone the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03
FIXING WAGES FOR THE COTTOy FIELDS

Meridian. Miss, Jan. 1.-The cotton-planters OF the
Yazoo Delta have just held a convention at Mia
YUMA AT which steps were taken TO fix a scale OF
wages for cotton hands all over the cotton States.
Resolutions were passed fixing the pay of best male
labor at 80 day and the best class OF female
with rations will be paid the best labor. and crops
should be laid by at maximum expenditure or
ga 20 an acre Clubs will at once be formed through
out the State having for their MOTTO the reduction
OF wages.
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WAITING FOR THE slNEws OF WAR

v,shineton Jan Reconnaissance Miller S"' ~
d,v th,t AS soon a. Congress provided the mems
=, carry into effect the income tax provision :" "o
Tariff law he was ready with the perl''"i ~
chlnery or his Office to put II INTO active oP'' ~,
The blank forms OF returns are no" 80 49," ",i
-. o,o lao distributed to internal revenue col
cctors. A,o, form, have already
been distributed The only th'nb i,,. ~ aeId and
j." - ,nnont the necessary aidi'londi ieI' ,,
nncc f"rr" This Will be- done by the lnseinaa IT,,
oliV" V,,rs "a soon a. Congress passes the VI
en.y ncnclency bin which contains an appfo''a
lion for that purpose
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yorurp pIyNryT TO CAPTAIN DIXON.

Gloucester Mass Jan 2-Captan Dixon. OF 'he
schooner Rlee,. on returning from fishing Trip
to-day found four checks amounting to soo lor "'s
rescue of the people OF the steamer nwrine
e. Archibald agents OF the steamer ~, di1ea 81
g. sor Rrewer of New-Haven. 500; J. D. Dewei' Oh
~ Haven 600; A. u. Brown. OF Dover. y. H.
si0o CAPTAIN Dixon had already received >'%' to"
ard the 5000 salvage fund PROMISED
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FIGHTING IN THE CONGO COUNTRY.

Paris. Jan. IN. DeIcasse Minister of the
Noohies' has received dispatch stating that an
outpost OF Colonel Montei's French expedition In
~, INC congo country, Cetema, on the Upper
snranshi, had been surprised by the natives. and
The s ian. Guercrget and live natives attached 70
v. ". post killed Renforcements under Lieutenant
tba "oni arrived at the post and retaliatcd upon
sns natvcs, destroying several of their VILLAGE
sno killing 100 of their men.
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OUTBREAKS IN SAMOA.

NATIVES ARRESTED WHILE PREPARING TO EAT
THEIR VICTIMS.
Auckland. Jan. 2-Dspatches from Apia Samoa.
say that serious disturbances have occurred in the
district round the town. No attempt has been
made to collect the years taxes one native has
been shot and others have been imprisoned for Kill
ing three OF their fellow -ribesmen. When arrested
they were making ready to eat their victims.
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ca, Francisco. Jan. 2-Charles II. Kohler we'll
known and wealthy citizen. president OF the hohier
A. Frchlcng Wine Company OF ihlS cry Yum
,,,,cd sulcide AT midnight last night by taking
rnorrhire He carried very heavy INSURANCE on
IL no a,Id 10 be- Sl25OO Besides LIS interest IN
ms III, h,,aincsg I'm this city he had various IN
,crcsts I'm different parts OF the Stat"
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REPRESENTATIVE coGswEIL AGAIN AT
MnRk

Huntington. Jan . Representative Coss"e"' %
v,.s,rausct;s who has been III at ms NOME IVA
several months. has recovered suh'le""! w.
ht legislative duties ami WAS at the 'dp'o ;i
Il Iii ,.naln In Washington a f'rtnEh'' i'l' ~,
thcn probably 40 South FOR nunprr -. ~, ~ his
with a view 20 the permanent
ncalfH.
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NOTES ON TURF AFFAIRS.

r q WaIbaum the former president OF the
cr,,anhure and Saratoga racing associations VIII
sail for Europe to-day. The indictments against
tho former officials of Gutenberg have NOT been
settled and the outlook Is gloomy TOT the oincais
of the outlaw track. 80 . -, 49,, o...,,.
The Jockey Club will meet to-day ana pr0oan ply
Hoard of stewards, and transact other important
l,g
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TO WING PIGEONS WITH CRACKS ABROAD
FIRED" HoEY SAILS FOR EUROPE To ENTER
TIE COMING INTERNATIONAL CONTESTS

FIRED" HoEY SAILS FOR EUROPE To ENTER
THE COMING INTERNATIONAL CONTESTS
Upon the shoulders of Fred" Hoey has been
placed the Giants Robe" This means that. alone
and unaded. Mr. Hoey sailed for Europe yester-
day on the steamship Majestic. and will try with
his little gun to show the crack pigeon shots OF
the effete monarchies that he knows something
about the gentle Of pigeon killing at 80 yards
rise" Mr. H0ey already announced. goes alone.
George Work and Edgar Gibbs Murphy wanted to
go too. Two such experts as these two men would
make things lively at Monte Carlo and Cannes.
Mr. Murphy's business engagements prevent his
going much to his disgust. And as Mr.. Work
won't shoot unless Mr.. Murphy can the two men
will stay at home and relieve their feelings by
"scooplng" the cups offered by the Riverton and
Andalusia gun clubs OF Philadelphia to-day and
tomorrow.
The chief prizes which Mr. Hoey Will try 10 gain
are lie Grand Poule d'Essais." Monte Carlo.
prize 10000 francs: THE Universal Championship
at the same place. and The Grand Prix du ca
sino" In the little gambling principaty When
these contests have been decided Mr; H9ey VIII 80
to Cannes and try for the Grand Prix de cannes
Here he will meet about every crack shot In Europe
VIII be regretted by every lover or pigeon snoot
ing I'm and around NewYOrk that Mr.. Murphy ana
Mr. Hoey leaves the city with the heartiest wishes
OF all his friends for his success.
Mr.. Toey has been in excellent form lately ana
Will doubtless make good record. While II Is
Hoey over the seas. yet this could not be verified
last night. Mr.. Hoeys gun Will crack out at Monte
Carlo in the first week in February, ana VIII con-
tnue to crack for weeks. Mr.. Hoey viii
and perhaps many more at the grounds at Monte
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03

MID AMEKICAN TIOCNEr r71S7" "1'~''
Ottawa Ont JAN 1.-THE, American hockey
team arrived here this afternoon to play the
Ottawas two games one under the American sys-
tom which took place tonight and the other a
Canadian game to be played tomorrow night
The home team tonight did not prove q great
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03
n11c1r nIsr11LERs MAKE \ coMrRoMIsE.

Washington. Jan. 2-Secretary Carlisle mas com
,ro,,is.d for $1,000 and costs the cts1S ,s,s
Iuilus IlbroNicz Aaron Gbicnszer an ,tli,n,
SSh,hs,h ~ Ncw-York state. for Illicit disui''hs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03

had rather easy victory. The score was s to g.
me feature Of the game the splendid goal
keeping or Matteson. whose stops loudly
appauded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03
TALK OF A DAILY OCEAN MAIL.

onuon Jan. 2.-"The Globe" asserts that ar
rahssments being made for daily ocean
n service between Southampton and New-York.
iJn e i<ohdon officials OF the American steamship
~. reply to Inquiries concerning this alleged
about H. ' "'eS n"o" "o'""e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03
RUSSIA AND ENGLAND IN HARMONY

THE PAMIR QUESTION TO BE SETTLED N THE
MOST AMICABLE WAY
s.. Petersburg Jan. 1T is announced that the
Government has decided to settle the Pamir ques-
ton in the most amcabe manner. The terms Of
the settlement contemplate large concessions TO the
claims OF Great Britain
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Good PURSES FOR THE TRoTTERs.

Detroit Mch Jan. I'm addition to the >''oD
Derby with which the Detroit Driving Ciuo Will
naugurate its meeting In June, the directors nave
arranged for the meeting stake race Oh |-''" e''
seven stake worth s2Uo each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03

and Manuel Cardenas. a wealthy merchant OF this
city. Each man fired three shots, and in the thlrd
round Colonel de Leon was shot through the head
Trouble had been brewing between the men Tor
has been arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03
GALLAGHER AND FouRNIL AT IT AGAIN.

GALLAGHER AND FOURNIL AT 1T AGAIN.
Thomas Gallagher appeared to be sick and lstless
when he and Edward Fournil, of France. began at
Daly's last night the third series of their six
nights match az bak-ne billiards, In which the
Frenchman comedies odds of 1900 in 5000. Fournl
had things practically his way from the start.
Gallagher made some pretty cushion carronns, and
Fournil put together some fine balk-line nursing.
and occasionally aroused p.audits by difficult and
very snowy open-table work with the cue But the
handicap was too heavy for Fournil and he went
down for the third time Gallagher, after running
as finishing the pay with a little break Of L. This
was the score: - , - ., d.
. . 4 is O. H. l. POO : 1000.
Fournl--ss. IS. :. "a; 3, 40 80 q Q, q.
l2l 3 CO. o. e. o. Il. 81. H. PSI G9-lOO.
Ayerages-Fournil. 9Oi5: Gallagher. s.
High run-Fournil l2l: Gallagher. &.
Referee-Edward Kirby.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03

SHOT THROUGH THE HEAD IN DUEL.
Matamoras, Mexico. Jan. 2--A duel took place
here on Monday evening between ,colonei Mahue'
Perez de Leon paymaster In the Mexican army
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03
A TURKISH GOVERNOR MURDERED.

AssAssINATED BY AN ARMENIAN WHO '"S NIL
sUICIDE-ANOTHER ATTACK BY THE h'i'pS'
fondon Jan THE Morning Post hears from
Vienna that Tahs!n Pacha. Governor OF Bitis' mas
been assagsinated by Armenian VINO coH'ihi''eu
suicide before he could be arrested
Letters from Armenia say that the Armeniahs are
desperate and ready for almost any violence IL -
said that the Governor Of Ezn recently su"iho"e'
conspicuous Armenians TO warn them OF threat
ened Kurdish attack and to advise them that .hey
must prepare to defend themselves as he couin 10
little for them The Armenans tried TO OBTAIN arms
az nc advised but found great dihiculty IN Ee,'Ihe
them The attack was made but the result 10 hoe
known. ..a..tno i.tters
Turkish officials said to be conhscaths iettur
right nd left hence Il Is hardly possible 70 se' VI"
BIASED accounts OF occurrences in ASIA MhoI;; a.
n was ANNOUNCED officially In ConstantlnoPie 10
day that acting spon information reeves Woosb had
an Armenian priest the authorities IN Moosn ,au
seized great quantity OF revolutionary ntera re-
Three Armenians who attacked the ih'o''"e' nave
been arrested.
A MACS meeting OF four different religious dehomi-
nations will be held at o'clock this evening al III
Rossiter's church, Ninth-ave ana Ihirty-"rs',s''
The object OF the meeting Is TO protest against 'he
outraees upon Armenian Christians IN ASIA II
NJ 8 Gabriel. Editor Of the "Haik the only hIme
nian paper published In this country; VIII ieos ~,
on the present situation and its remedies ana VITA
this Government do in the matter. " isoss.
ter and Dr. Stryker will also take part IN the meet
llW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03
DEPUTIES DRAW PISTOLS
nsr,rp NARROWLY AVERTED IN
THE BULGARIAN CHAMBER

,,r pREClPITATED BY PREMIER sTonoFF
z,,rxc THE LIE To \ MEMBER OF THE oP-
POSITION WHO ACCUSED HIM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03
Mn AsroR SAID TO BE ON THE TEUToNIC

London JAM 2-Ienry White. ex-secretary O
the United States Legation. and so the Centra
News says William Waldorf Astor, sailed Tor New
York to-day the steamship Teutonic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03
TELEPH0 ONE
RATES.,

The improved New-YOrk City
Exchange Telephone Service me-
tallic circuit lines, lOng-distance
equipment, is now offered by us at
rates which bring il within reach
of even the most moderate users.
The prices per year are as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03

THE ROYAL YACHT SQUADRON LIKELY TO Sane
TIoN ACCEPTANCE OF THE CUSTODY OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-31
ATT II. THE WORLD.

British Columbia. Lloyd IL . carpen-
ter and builder aud has lived In the
town for several years, bearing geoi
reputation previous 10 this time. Much
synpathy 10 felt fer the girl Who 10
highly spoken 81 by her scquaintapcss
ard people for whom she has worked ~
q domestic.
ID. w. Jones has returned from bis
tour Of the southern portion OF tue
county, where he has been presenting
his scheme for obtaiHing land lot
settlsment on the Uintsn Teservationi
To has obtained many lew memoefs
OF his colonization company. Toni hi
he lectures before the Students OF the
Brigham Young academy. This will
olos. bis labors In this q unity aud he
will next visit other counties north o.
here.
Jesse Knight 10 suffering with dls'
placed knee car, tbs result OF his horse
falling with him, while driving stock
on the range few Gays ago. MI.
X right has 10 use q cfuteh In watkins
but expects soon TO fully recover.
Marriage licenses have been Issued
10 Ava Thatcher, aged 80, aud Alios
=. Taunor, aged II, both OF PAysoni
VIM. IL. DAVIS, sgud 20, and france,
q. Finch, asea 10, both Of G9thsn.
A party will be given Ia Pleasant
View meeting houss Friday evening,
la honor Of Elder AbrahaIn Wilde.
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NORTH POinT CONSOLIDATED 1Rl'
CATION COMPANY.

NOTICE. THE ANNUAL MEETING 0r
~ tho stockholders OF tas North folnt Soa
solis.ted Irrigation company VIII - hs.l
room %, IN tue Cullen Hotel, second .ou.a
street. salt Lake CITY. Utah Territory, gu
hondiy, November iith, 1870, at O'CLOCK ~,
TO hear the annual reports and for the pulpgss's,
o, considering aud acting upon prop lu '.'
70 change aud amend the articles ~ ineotp.t
alton OF said company In the folo"'es P''
ucuiArt. to.wtti ,r.n,,aI
To change and amend Article " on 'OsP,,i1a
ST. Ok" by striking out tho WORD 'W'pis,
after tao word ''bo" and inserting n ~
N ereuf the words zone hundredi $3.50, ~
striking out the word two sfier VIC VI
into aud inserting in lieu thereof Tue WIZ
se.n," -. a.. ~
10 change aud amend Article NIL on V VA
GERS" by adding 10 tie end thereot we W. Ia
"the o0ees OF secretary and treasurer n"' ~
hold Wy ora and tao Hap'e persor' 49,. ~
TO amend tho articles OF ineorpoI@N'" ~
adding The fOllowingi ,,... h.il
"Artteio Xxx. "lhe board OF directors sn
DO empowered 70 issue bonds for the eo inI, 6s
In any sun not to exceed 10 lhe sssr0k"
amount OF nfty ihcpsAnd dollars," AZ the
The stockholders will nlso prteeeu I'd
election of officers for the ensuing lsa ,n.y
tho trai saotiOn Of f"~l other buulnfA a. ~
properly come before the meeting an,
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Oclnpft ~
AilIHUW PAIRS JNr, soy
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mARSHAl's SALE

DuRsUANT TO An fNkCU1foS TO ME
II directed by the disifist court OF the
Ihlrd Judicial District Of tbs Territory OF
utsh. ] shsll expose at public sac, 70 the west
trent door OF the County Court House tnew
CITY and County liuLding). IN the Guy ami
Couaty % salt Laks. Territory OF utah. on
tbs isih dsy uf November. los. A. u o'ctoc .
a N Al the fight, title, clAim and interest OF
}. :. johnson, h. l.. scare and . a. Carlton.
on The leth day OF June, 1924, or that thov have
since acquitted OF IA, aud to the following
described real estate. to.wiG All those mlnin !
claims or lodes Known A. tho silver kine
and the Louise. The same hninE situate M
nlg Cottonwood mining district at The head
o. Mineral York canyon, In SAT- Lake County
Utah Territory. a. fuiiy described in the no,
tees OF locations OF said miniag claims, a Cd
with the mining recorder OF rig Cottonwood
mining district, salt Lake County. Uial. andb J
reference made y part of this deacuption.
To be sold as the properly OF j. \. johnson,
y. 7. Scare and %. Z. Carlson, AZ the suit Of
Utah National Bank, = corporation
Terms OF sale-cath.
NAT 81 BRIGHAM. u. :. Marshal.
by T.. l. ARCHER, Deputy Marshal.
Dated October q, .sgA.
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MARsHAl'S SALE.

DURsUANT TO An ORDER or SALE
i and decree on foreclosure TO me directed
by the dsuict court of the THIRD Judicial
District OF the Territory OF Utah, shall CN.
pose az public sale At tho west front door OF
Territory OF Utah, on tho 18th dsy ~ Noyem.
Der, 1895 a. 10 O'Clock a. m. all the right. tito.
claim and interest of benjamin 4, LLOYD sud
Maud NJ. Lloyd, defendants, Of. In and to the
following described real estate, to'wti
Lot fourteen 40, In block seventeen (lJ,
plat ~. )" rAit Lake CITY survey, situated In tbs
.ily shd County OF SALT Lake, Territory Of
Utah
10 he sold a. tho property OF neniamin 7.
Ioyd and Maud n Lloyd, defendants, al tho
suii OF George A. Lowe.
Iurms OF sale, cash.
NAT M. HNIGuAM, u. s, Marshal,
By l.. l.. ARCHER, Deputy Marshal
Dated October ~, 1855.
MIS- a ARMSTRONG;. plAinuars attorneys.