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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-08-27
A STRANGE LEGEND.
Does the -Milse" Apple Commemorate q
Murder?


A peculiar species of fruit now in the
Norwich Comm market Is the mike"
apple. 1t has fair skin, an excellent
flavor and is extensively propagated there
about. Each individual apple exhibits
somewhere in its pulp red speck, like o
tinge of fresh blood, and thereby hangs
strange legend.
The apple obtains It's name from Micah
Rood, farmer who lived upon the out
lands of the Connecticut town in the
eighteenth century. The son of Thomas
Rood, one Of Norwich's early settlers,
Micah titled his fertile acres with all the
zest of youthful ambition.
But Of a sudden his habits changed. He
grew idle, restless and Incorporate. He
lost all interest in both work and worship.
His cattle were neglected and his neigh
bors Stunned. Some attributed the change
to witchcraft; others hinted at insanity.
Winter wore away, spring returned, and
the orchard Of Micah Rood burst into bios
som. On one tree, 1t was then observed,
the flowers had turned from white to red.
The superstitious neighbors wondered, es-
pecially as Rood seemed drawn to this tree
by some resistless fascination. August
came and the red blossoms developed into
rult. when the large yellow apples fell
from the branches each one was found to
contain a well defined globule, known
thereafter as "the drop OF blood"
The freak Of the apple tree deepened the
mystery of Micah's behavior. Conjecture
followed surmise, and soon 1t was remem-
bered that during the previous fall for
eign peddler had passed through Norwich
and had spent the night at Micah Rood's.
He had never been seen again. Some one
suggested that the young farmer had mur-
dered him for his money and buried the
body under the apple tree
Search was made for the body of the
stranger, but In vain, nor was any trace
OF his stock found among the possessions
Of the unhappy Micah. II a load Of crime
rested upon the conscience OF the suspected
farmer, II never forced q confession from
his lips. His farm drifted gradually to do
cay, and, too broken down to reclaim It,
he wandered about town, disordered in
mind and body.
He died In 17eS, but while the blood
spotted apple continues 10 grow his name
and history will be perpetuated. New
York Herald.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-08-27
MRS. BEARD IS SORRY
That She Used an Ak Upon the Head
Of Her Daughter.
Doctors Have Hopes Of the
Girls Recovery.


Old ORCHARD, Me-, Aug H.-After
Mrs. r. r. Beard Of Andover, Mass, who
yesterday made the murderous assault on
her daughter, Miss Josephine, had left the
beach, accompanying her daughter to
Portland, whore the cruel Ratchet wounds
wcre dressed and an operation on the
fractured skull performed, preparations
were made by Chief Of Police Cousens for
the arrest Of Mrs. Beard.
Pnor to this time, his time and atten-
ton had been occupied In Investigating
the case and assisting in the preparation
Tor Miss Josephines trip to the hospital.
u was he who drove from the Sleepy
Hollow" cottage to the Boston and Maine
station covered carryall in which sat
Mns. Board, beside him on the front seat,
end the injured daughter and DR.. Ran
dali In the rear.
Warrant Sworn Out.
Going before Trial Justice Yates Of Old
Orchard, the chief Of police swore out
warrant against Mrs. Beard, charging her
With assault with intent TO kill. This
warrant was late yesterday afternoon
taken TO Portland by Deputy Sheriff Duff,
who arrested Mrs. Beard at the home Of
friend In that city and brought her here
ON an evening tsain. She u now under
surveillance at the deputy sherifrs home
as the camp grove.
A message from the Maine general
hospital announced that Miss Beard Is
resting comfortably. and, although the
wound under her left temple IL considered
critical, the surgeons have hope Of her re-
covery.
Mrs. Beard displays little less OF that
marvellous ooolness so manifest yesterday
morning, and which Dr.. Boynton declares
wns serious symptom. She sighs and
moaDs at intervals, but seems disinclined
10 refer TO the tragedy more than 10 cx-
preos deep regret at her action, and de-
oiaSes that she did not realize what she
wa doing whom she raised the cruel ak
above tho heads OF her sleeping daughter
and her collegemate, Miss GRAHAM.
The townspeople who are acquainted
With the family all speak Of Mrs. Beard
In kindly way. That she was tempor-
asllt Insane whom she welded the hatchct
y conceded beyond question.
WsyIaId BY rramps.
LAwHBrcH, Mass, Aug. N.-Thomas
160rson, i7-year-oid Lad, was assaulted
sud robbed at about Q O'Clock last night
h TWO tramps. He wus knocked into q
smi-oonsoious state. The footpads then
Rfdea his pockets, bat only secured s5
csnts fus their trouble. When jefferson
yeoovsrsd CONSEQUENCES his assailants had
Higgins and Ferry,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-08
TRUSTEES SALE Nn1lnE

WnLREAs, fHEu MAluL ANu IDA
w Muul, he Ntio, uf Che y|UntY ut sails
deed q lrg'1 lstgd March 80. 4. -. i.I, aui
recorded March 'ih. \, u. isit. iu took '.f A.
phgrs 10 aud 90 ~ The ttr0uts ~ tur ulIU, q
Tue ioturi'r NJ dyods ~ rut tlto lUuHlN
UtAh Territory, convey o. William % Ba.g ny
trustee thu following described fusI rHla'g
situate tu tho vlty aud county OF salt take,
Territory Of lAu, 10 VII. Part lnt ONE .ll
block eighty one 90, pat s, ~H.t iskr .lF
survey HCnnhinE ia rods north ~ tHy aUafas
east corner Ut sad lut one llI, aud ruuuIug
thence north Three and ono.halt iA.t. IIIs
thence west ylzhi l7| ruds, ihrurc south ilTta
and one 'hait ,i'l F1is, Ihchgu chst eight %
rods 10 hvglhuiuE wuiGh aid Conveyance va
made ~ trust 20 secure 10 Tue or1er OF tho
Lombard Investment Company the plfmru,
OF the tAid Prod Mayors ana l1a Mayors me
promiuaHFy mole for the principal uf styeu.
teen Hundred nullus Nl,iuoI due uui PAYABLE
on the ufHt DAY % MAitA. \. u. Dr. %. with Inter.
ct thereon irum the date thereof % iHr rate
OF az per cent pur nuuum p.Yhni f'HIi.
annually On tue lfst days ~ March aud etH.
t1nucr ui each Nni ryury year, Hs vy Nrrrri
by interest coupon nu,cs attained lo suI tuH.
uipAl note ana u even datu herewith.
Nhgtcas, ~lud decd ~ trust PROV Ilri ihai
in case % default in the payment % said moo
or any uart 90 rot then 10 thr Hri1H 90 iNa
| legal holder OF SAID note no aIiI truHirH
! shAl upon thc appucAtuuof sNl legal uH.1rr
scll aud dispose % tho above described prop.
| terms aud place 1f sale, 10 the tua.HrFIn HHt
decd ~ trust described preference 10 HuI.u
| o. hereby uAdc Tor ETtatcr rfrtaiulyIt Cor IHu
| purpose OF paying sad note all lntrfeti dHr
thereon. together with tho costs aud expenses
| Of executing this trust AMI
| Mutguus. SAID mote ioi due on March lsi,
| 4, u lea, aui default bro payment li sane
| has cont uuud ever s. IIat date anu aNl
| continues, aud NF r,. tuuruut iho present
| legal hu.uCr NJ sau Hu AL hHs requested liH
undrrHisuUd trustee a. uaau Halu ui Hfli IfgIf
isCs tor the purposcs herein 81 iunA
| NuW, therefore notice u hereby Eitft lHAt
| ], the unders gnHd William u. uAlrt trustee
At the request u the legal holder aEd uUnrfni
said mote. urler and by virtue o. iho ugHrf
| and authority in me yCatUd, will Uu sAiHflN..
| the .Jth day ~ June, 4, u. 1873, a. the uuliNt
| % O'Clock "a M. OF sad day sell tnli ABOVE
described properly aud al the right utr Hnt
equity ut redemption u tho SAN trtl NlFnl
| aud liza MAful his wife, their urif Aul Aasfns
| hufcla, for the highest and best unee saaa
Will bring m cAsh. at the south front door ot
| the County Court Mouse iClty nnl 'gllN
buildiuEl IN the tlly and County NJ SAT LAhp,
TtrftfOTy Of utlh. tor the purpose Of paving
SAID upts with the cost Ot expenses Of execute
dated AZ salt Lake city. Utah, Ibis sl,h day
OF May. A u 1855. ,..,.
tru'tee,
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THE COUNTY COURT.
The Opening Of Fourteenth south
street Oppostd-inN Redemp'
tion Bill.

At the session Of the county court
neld late yesterday afternoon, all tic
members were present.
J. b. MoreIon, clerk Of the boari Of
education, appeared before the court
md stated that In 1898 city property
had been sold TOT school taxes In the
,um Of g., $3.50, since which time ie'
deu,p,iona to the amount OF sl,b0I8D
had been made. The board, he
stated, claimed this sum, and asked
that II be turned over. The mailer
was referred to she county attorney.
James Young et nj spIcited ia op'
position TO the petition OF w. = Nc
Cofnick ct AL, asking that Fourteenth
South street be opened rast from Four
eenth East street to the base Of Tue
mountain. They said that they ownul
and over which the proposed street
would run, ami that It would be dsm'
aged by ths opening NJ tue street.
At tue present time u company u
engaged IN hauling rock from the uas'
Of tho mountain 10 tho smeltets, AM
Young has been charging them ten
cents per ton for the privilege Of DIV
ivg over his land. AZ tue company
desires to put on about 100 teams anu
transact bushes. on a large scale, the
court IL Ia favor Of granting the ofigi'
nal petition.
Young wants the street opened eight
rods north OF tue proposed line, al
also wants sl25 per acre for the iaDd
used. The opposition Joiiiion Nas
svlI IAAE Nnfu lIlN
matter.
The salary Of the meat in,Deotof ut
Murray was Increased from 30 10 $40
per month. In View OF the increased
salary tho inspector will be expected "
travel over the southern portion OF tue
county ami Inspect Hlooa, Instead VI
compelling The owners to drvo lhoir
stock TO Murray In all cases.
The contract between the county
and A. 81. a uuofson, Tor the b0fing OF
three wells, one ut Eleventh south aud
State streets, smother al Eleventh
South md West Temple streets, and
the third Mt Eleventh Sjutn and
Eighth East streets, At 90 coats per
foot, was ratified.
The petitions VI NOtval Stewart, w,
ii. Bhestmsn q. Jetusna N. CAfmsn aud
Sarah A. McCnfystsl, iOr Teiiei from
tax sal.0, were granted.
:. ID. Cady aud l.. Is. Wick,, agents,
asked for the release Of certain property
sold for taxes. Rsloffed u thB county
attorney.
Superintendent Cannon Of the
county iniirmary filed mis- report fOr
the month OF May ~ iollonI In.
mates on May LIT, 81; admitted during
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mARsHAus SALE.

DUHauANI 70 Az ORDER OF SALE
and decree uf tutcUlosurC TO mo directed
Uy tho District Court pf no third Jud.glh
District oi the Territory Of lGh 9 stall elk.
pose nt uubuc SAFE, al tho west front door q {
The County Court House. in the city ~ SAT-
axe. county % SAT- Lake aud Territory Ut
Utah, ou tho = ne day ~ June, tsii. NJ "
o.clok m.. all tie usht, uuc, claim aud interest
" HchUr oung uut Niiatu %. Young, oscar
- Young, Agnes MrIWAn ~ the uAytutflN ut
the lhtt viii o. Henry McEwau, deceased,
estate NJ Thomas Z. shelton. icrcs,cd. s,dncy
". uafkU, a. administrator NJ the estate ~
william tullef, deceased, richard " Young,
trustee, James Ashmhn, William q, MAfgUtts,
J j. Walton, james u. CDthrHur, Henry
Wesrr. Margaret wilson, Adam Sulers, EliEas
beth D DAVE, state inug Of Utah, a corpora
ton, fhul A.. tlhins, Louisa smith, Eilrn
smith, and Utah tommufcial aud say.
iugs Nnnt, corporation, o. M sud
~ tho following described real aud
personal property tptwiI' Hging a portion ut
piat ~" salt Lake city survey commencing
At point two huudrCd aud seventy i've tgl'l
ioet north Ot the southeast corner Of sad
lot two az. thence running west i've l,l
thence uasi i've tl rods, thence south tWotty.
i've |!1l ieet. to place OF beginning, tcsrfting
a ught OF way over a ten Oul foot ailcyway On
the 'ast part gud also over iwrlyo tiD loot
Allcywny on the west part Of tho above de.
scTibrd property, bsipg situated In the city
and couuy Of SAT- LaEo aud Territory u
Utah,
Also a note In words and asure. a. follow,
salt lake CITY, Utah, May 18TH, i.li.
one year after date, without grace. We NJ
either " W. promise 10 pay 10 tue order
q iiuuur Young, for value received,
eight hundred dullaTa, payable NJ ralI
Lake CITY, without doiAlcauun or dis
count, interest one per cent per month from
date before and alter Judgment, payable
monthly n the interest be totpaid no stiUu ~,
ed. tnc legal holder OF THIS note may declare
tue prinCipal due and proceed Wy law TO Tccpy.
or both principal and interest
tsigI Ms q, tunisriANsIs.
t-igl OusHtLA Cuu-tiASsIN.
To be- cold A. the properly OF icUcr Nouns
aud Nilato H. Young Oscar ~, Young. Agnes
MuEWan "A the oAeGutrtN ~ tho last viii II
iiuuTy McEwan, deCcatodi sidney w.
nArkD a. administrator ~ tho estate OF
Thomas j. shelton dpcCased, SIDNEY ".
Dtrkr ne ndmiuisirAtnr Of tue cltate of Wi,
liam FULLER, deceased, Hrhatd ". Young
trustee james Ashnln, Villa q. Margeits
., J, Walton, james H. Cpchranu, Henry
Hoiscr. Margaret Wilson, Adam splorH, ElIl.
beth D, pAyis, state HAuE Of Utah, b. corpora,
ton. Paul a, klkins, Louisa smith, fiicn
smith aud utah Commercial and savings
llant, corporation, at TIC suit OF -, II.
rtttit.
Terms VI sale, Cash. ...
NAT NJ. brigham.
", >. Marshal
By ions u. CuMMoCK,
Deputy HIahAl.
Dated At salt Lake CITY. juno al. lsy3
JOiIN N. CASSuN.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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THE DISTRICT COURT.
Two Boys Sent 10 the Prnlienilary and
One 10 the Reform scnool-shVrt
Orders.

Judge Bsrtch held n brief session Of
court this morning anj tho following
cases were brOulh before him;
Frank WILDE, frank Jennings and
Charles w. Cha man, tn three toy
who plead guilty ~ tao charge OF
bousebresking, wsre called up for s,i-
ienoe. Wilder, who Is but 10 years q
age, was sent to the Reform school.
The other two were uoutsnced 20 siK
months each In the prnitentisty,
In the case VI the People W Daniel
Kessler, twenty dRys' additional time
were allowed TO tlo specified bill VI
exceptions.
People Va George A. Dovln; stcno2.
rsphcr ordered to TRANSCRIPTS testimony
nj the OK penso Of the Territory.
T. J. Osborne vs. Chsr. Il. Holt,
answer admitting allegations; decree
OF foreclosure with attorneys ievs,
taxes, etc.
James Thompson Vi John ]. Snyder
ct All death OF plaintiff suggested AMI
frank Thompsou, executor, and John
IL. Lane, administrator, submitted.
Samuel Mcmillan Va John J. smith
et al, five days additional limU for
defendant, &. Mason, to answer.
Salt Lake LlthogTaphic company "
hex Mining and Smelling 90. Al
torney i. Pierce withdtrws appearance
for receiver aud Jones Il Schroeder
entered. +. Pierce entered as attorney
for Mccormick, aud given until July
10 10 hnswer.
Carrie FrGHks Va Edward A. Ffanks;
order TO show cause contiuued until
July 10.
Il. q. Barlels Va Annie Peters Bair,
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SUMMONS.
10 the District Court Va aud Tor the TAlri
Judicial y strict " Utah Territory,
County % salt Lake


Alice Adslla Bailey. plalnaH W. Ralph bailey.
ueisndtuL
The people Of tho TERRITORY ~ Ttah send
greeting 20 Haiph Harley. defendant
NOu ARE HEREBY REQUtRED TO Ap.
L pear 10 an action brnught against you
~ The above named p'aluui in The District
court Of TIE Third Judicial District OF tho
lefrltgfy % Jtah, au. Co. hu.wcr tue cen,
plant nlvd theruin within ten days tcHcI asive
uf the day Of sCrVrrH after tho service on you
~ thiH summons 10 served within this county,
nr' N served out ut iuH county. but IN this
distlys within twenty Hayai othorwise WITHIN
taken afalns' on, according 10 the prayer 0f
taid complaint
fhe said action is brought ~ hayoa decree
Of ibis court dVsplgiug no bonds ~ matris
m0ny tAtuug between r'aintid aud defend.
ant and awarding to her the care. custody
marriage adludginv inst defendant pay g.
ptAiuun monthly iu Hdyaucf during pchdtnrv
~ this action, the SUI ~ fn Tor each and
every month from date % ding complaint
herein, requiring dgicndnnt 10 pay plaiuun.a
attorney ilui counsel Tee, and tor other relief
PRAYED ON the gruund tbat Tor more than one
vosr last pasi, defendant has failed o. pfnytdn
Tor plFuuh tho common ncrcsgAricu Of life.
having tnU ahiiity 80 Co DO
And you arc hereby nounci that u YOU fan 10
AppOaf and answer tho saii complaint a. above
required. the saii plNnun vii apply 10 the
count for she fetui demanded therein.
Witness, the Hon. samuel 4, Merritt, iudse,
and the sull ~ ths District Court Of
tho 1hiri Judicial District in and
tsrALl Tor tho Territory Of Titan. this 81
day Of ApuiIn tho year Of our ord
one Thousand o'fht nandrtu aud
David C. pUNBAr, CLERK.
n. >, iAHUi, attorney tor plainun.
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MARsHAL'S SALE

DuRsuANr TO A. ORDER or SALE
hui decree on fIfeclOsuTa % me directed
~ the luitd luiisAi district cuuF. ~ tho
Territory Of utth, s.1l expose at public sale
a. the west front dunt ~ tho county court
house (ncV GUY ant county building In tho
city u nalt l.lso, county Of sait ilEo, and
Territory of ltau, Oh tue 18Th day NJ June
l-N, A. 10 0'rlpgk a, 10, Hl the Tigut. utle
clAitn ana interest ~ 4. NJ james, George n.
lianhcld, Mccormick & Comuany, Mrs ~ u,
hAgF'it aud Allison, tray Is company Uf. In
anu 10 thu following described Ttat tAlatp
tltlAto, bing and being 10 salt Lake City and
County Utah Territory, and described Us
follows, TO wit
Commencing Al q point eight ~ rods west
ron lhe norihoabt corner VI lot HlN UI Ia
hlocA sixteen Qtl, plat q, SAT- Lake uity sur.
yey, ana running thence west four 90 rods,
thence south nine lsl rods, thence east four as
rods, thence north nine lyl rods, To Tie place 81
beginning. aud containing thirty SIX square
rods ~ gtuund.
10 DO sold rs tho property 1T A. 81. james ct
Al, at tho suit ~ Peter 4, lIiNon,
Terms o. sale, cash.
NAT N. BRIGHAM,
u, 4, Marshal,
nyI. l., AnunEH,
Deputy Marshal,
Y. ". AoRsg, Attorney for Plaintiff,
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PIONEER MONUMENT.
ST. Joseph, Mound Valley and Thatcher
Ols,dl Stake
THIRTEENTH WARD, SALT LAKE.
CRY.
sub,lant,al Evidences OF sympathy
Actions SPEAK Louder Than
words.

CARD PROM THE FrST PRESIDENCY
Salt Lake CITY, Jan. 20, 1895.
Notice Il, hereby given that contrib
butitns to the monument 10 be erects !
In Salt Lske City In memory o.
Brigham Young aud thv pioneers VIII
hereafter. aud until further notice, be
Acknowledged through tue columns oil
the DEsERKr NEWS II expected
that agencies TOT the collection OF funds
TOT this worthy purpose will be e''ao
lishsd In each ward In oil the Stakes
anu that said funds, with tho li't q
names OF tho contributors, will he lot
wsrdtd o. frequently Ms convenient TO
Hober NJ. Wells. SECRETARY VI the Brig
ham Young Memorial Association, Salt
Lake CITY, who will see that same are
properly acGnow lodged In tho manner
stated. We earnestly hope that the
people will respond generously And
promptly TO this call 90 that II possible
tho monument may DO completed,
dedicated aud unveiled TO the public
by tho 9TH DAY VI next October.
NILFORD WOODBURY.,
GEORGE q. CASSOs,
JOsEpu 4. sMiTu,
First Presidency u the Church OF
Js.us Christ Of Lsttsr.day Saints.
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DURsuANr TO ~ ORDER or SALE
Il AMI decree Ot foreclosure 10 me directed
By tho pistrirt court 81 tho 1hTd judicial dIs,
tilot ~ the Territory NJ unh, I snail expose
~ public sale, al west 'front.' door OF the tuuuty
Court house, IN the cry of Nnt Lake. County
OF SAT- Lasr, Gut Territory u tthh, on TIE
slth day tJunu, l-Jl, AZ W O'Clock NJ. all tho
risht, title, clam ana Interest NJ Margaret
- 70 raleigh Erickson Of, IN, and 10 tho f1l,
lowing described deal Estate. TO wit
4 put Of lot four ~, block twenty .tiN t!bl,
plut"E,' salt Lake tlty EuryeY, commencing
10 the southwest corner 0t said lot four az,
Running thuuuc north 70 deg. west along Cen
ire street three go rods ten anu one fourth
llJ.l iocl, tncucr eAst eight aud niuc' trnths
lHH.lHI rode 90 cost uIuHdary line OF sad lot
thence south q dcs uAsg along sad boundary
liuu three lAI rods ton and one fourth tlOtJ
feet, 10 Tie southeast corner OF Hnid lOt thence
west eight uuu nine 'teHths q, U.l0l rods to tic
placc M beginning, tuErthvr with buildings
Ant improvements thereon. liciu- situated la
the county u sAit Lake, aud Territory Of
Utah.
10 be sold Ne tho property OF Margaret 4
Raleish Erchson, ~ the suit Of Frances A.
IcuniA.
Terms ot sale, rash
Nat. NJ. BINGHAM,
jOuS u. CuMNOCK.
neruiY Marshal
JUHN NJ CANNON
Attorney Tor pi7lnud
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Notes.

John ErklunI, the man thAt was
hurt by blast In Ogden canyon, has
hal his leg annotated nj tue city hos-
pilhl aud IL making satisfactory pro.
gtess. Hs has wife aud four chill.
drcn depending upjn his labou.
Matt browning, John Browning and
q. l.. BecGer viii 70 O. Cleveland,
ohio, 10 attend the tournament Rivon
by the Chambetlsnd Cartridge com.
pAny, June 10, 20 AMI 81.
Justice FiolJ, Of the Suprems court,
came In from tho Esst this morning,
anu returned wet 10 tho coast.
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suMMoNs


County Ut salt Lake
sophiA A. pahcy, plaintiff. VI. GuiiAys A.
hing. Defendant
The People Of tho Territory Of Utah ssHd
greeting 90 t,uataNr A. hing, dnieulanl t,,
VOu AHE uEKt hl kkgllEtD ~
i appear IN an action brought AGAINST lo1
., the above named ,plsintu 10 tnc Ds,T,.s
Court Of tho 1hiri Judicial biulucl ol wv
1ptutoy OF Utah, hnd " answer lhe wv,
plant died therein within ten days lcA,lu."3
" the day ut aorNlrcl aieT the ttrNl,e on ~
Of thus suInmuns-lf served Wilhln lhl' ,"G
"; or, 10 served out ~ this county uul lh w
district, within twonlY daYst OthrfWtt VIVA
fufg dAys-ot Judgment by default WI
tasen against you, according to Iho piN""
IIe sad action u brought to have dcicna.
ant required to set iurIh the nature on ,ns,
claim IN aud 10 certain premises hti,lh1l'.'
dotrIiDed, and 10 have decree oi Wy, ,,,,.,
rs iOllOws determining Az tuch hlH,'
claims declaring ana Huladgug thAl lnh!u,"H
h the owner Ot snii pr'Hlses, anu NV Wv Wv
dCiUndant hEs no estate ar interest NhA',',t
IN or To SAID land and premises or ahl l4'
thereof; forever hArTIng defendant from pr.
tcTliug any claim wuateyrr 10 or 20 saw W.
ana premises adverse TO plAhllt anu lol o,l''
rcudti said premises arc do'criocl ~ 'o"O""
Commencing ats W. corner Of lot :, llos.
IS, plat ~" SAT- LAKE cay survey lbht'.7
thence 4 two aud onc'hali rods,lhtnee 49,
rods, thence IS, Two ana one hhlt rods, iLSh'.
\ ten rOdt 20 beginning, situated IN SAT- iA"'
CITY amt County, ltah. .....,..,,,.i
Ard you hTu hereby nollhol lhAl " ~ ~ " ].
10 Hpresr sud tuawrr the said Complain -
ah0vt required, the snld plaintiff WI ap.9 "
Inc CONT Tor eTelict don Bnded therein
Mitness, the Nor, samuel 4, Merflll luNh''
hnd tho seal uf The District IonI, ut
Inc hird judicial District, ln A4l
IsTALl iOr the rorr,tnir Of Utah, me
cay ~ Stay iu tho year ui our L''
one thousand eight hbaaftl "N'
"" DAViu e. DUNBAR, Clerk
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INST ~ ruE wonLp.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Estate Of Mary q Waiincy deceased.
NOTICE II ilEHLuY GIVEN ny THE
~ unuUrsisnod, administrator OF the c.
tate NJ May &. whitney. deceased, 10 the
creditors of, ami All persons having claims
HEnintt The said deceased. Co exhibit them
with the necessary youChers within ten months
amer the nttt publication ~ thu nOtcc, 70 the
taid administrator at bis once, Main street,
salt Lake city, m the County Of salt LakeI
Dated May sglh, 40.
HORACE q. WHITNEY.
Administrator Of TIE estate Of Mary &.
Whitney deceased
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ron SALE OR fxoHANoe.

Ton CITY ruOPEErY 100 ACREs or
Il frst rlnass farming lNnd wen fenced.
Farms anl cultivated land all around n,
out u T. situated about three miles IRON tue
Town Of 1880 kiOnt, bingham County, Idaho.
VIII sell at very reasonable terms or exchange
lr n y utoperty A splendid chance for
luose Who desire ~ ~ ia1o farming. Apply