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The Washington times., 1895-03-22

ONLY CENTS A COPY FOR MUSIC.
" standard and popular editions
Ihomsons Music Store, 521 11th St
Selling below cost to close business fe7-exS
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\kfANTED-WoMAN FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work; must stay nights; references re-
uuired. Apply 1910 G St NV.
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LADIES can have dressmating done in
latest styles and at reduced rates at sos
n. j. ave. NV. m22
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-An experienced hand at dress
making. Call Wednesday morning at MRS.
MOODDY, 2616 ST. NV. m2O
Iwant a smart, healthy woman, German
preferred if she can speak English, to cook,
wash, and iron in family of adults in the
country; good home Pierce Mill Road,
minutes from Chevy Chase car; ask con-
ductor for Mrs Harleston's house. m20
RIGHT away a settled colored woman to
do light housework, wash, and iron small
family; must stay nights, be fond of chill
dren, and bring references. Call at 21S
9th St NV, op. market, bet. 20 and 4. m20
WANTED-A woman to assist in dress
making; must be perfectly competent TO
do everything. Call at 100 18th st NV.
m2O
GIRL to assist in housework and care for
child / year old; bring references 70S
10th St. NV. m20
ONE girl wanted to make pants; also
coatmakers and bushelman. Apply at
once at HORN, the tailor. 613 F ST. NV.
mao
WANTED-A white girl s to 20 years
| OF age to clean store and wash off cases.
Address A B. c., this office. m2O
wANTED-A young white girl as hair
dresser. Apply at Room 6, 1412 G st. NV.
! m 22
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AMATEUR GARDENING ART
How to Make the Best Use of Space
and Color in Flower Beds.
Schemes for the Arrangement of Flower
Beds and Lawns-Pictures Made Of
Natures Own Materials.

1t is often the case that those who are
greatly interested in wild flowers express
indifference about cultivated ones, not
withstanding the latter's superiority In
color. 1t seems as though revival OF
art in gardening might presen MT these
flower colors in a way which would
make them irresist IDLY attractive.
We cannot measure beauty with a yard
stick, and, what is more, everyone has his
own opinion about what is ideally beautiful.
So it would be a difficult matter for an
artist to explain to botanist why the
garden flower is incomparably superior
TO the wild flower from an esthetic point
of view.
Those who love color must love flower
| garden, and the glory of the garden is its
color. There is nothing like it in the artists
paint box, there is nothing equal to it on
/ the meadow.
COLOR IN THE GARDEN.
The beauty of color is its extreme purity.
| Its charm lies in its wavering uncertainty.
We admire esthetic color, and to produce IT
mix oar pigments until they become dun and
! lifeless Natures esthetic color is found
! in the mourning bride. naSturtium, petunla,
4 saip glossis, and cineraria undimmec and
perfect.
We do not place enough value on white.
II is the one color except green which
harmonizes with all Others. To every
| two OF three pink flowers there should be
double the number of white ones, and
] these should stand between the pink and
| neighboring coIors. The pink peony
is an exception to the rule; but the peony
is an instance of color harmony in itself
I! and it is not nearly so necessary to guarc
4 il with white AZ il is TO place 1t where it'
bushy form and bold foliage may be plainly
! seen. The pink phlox. with pool
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BACHscHAnD-Sudde on March 20,
1895, Louis Eugene, son of Paul and Jo-
hanna BaChschmid, aged six years and five
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A REFINED lady of good family would
like to find employment in a first-class
family where she would support herself;
is neat at sewing. and willing TO be very
useful with nice people; none other need
reply; no objection to travelling for the
summer If salary paid would be sufficient.
Address Mrs. WILSON, Genl. Deliv, City
P O. maj -3td
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WANTED-A half grown white or col
ored girl to make herself generally useful
in exchange forgood home and small wages.
A Apnlv 221 st Sc mi
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WANTED-Chamberm or general
housework; best refs. JOSEPHINE, 4Io
Williams court. bet. 6 1-2 and 7th and ID
and sts. m21
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PLACE to do housework and sewing by
young lady Address II. E. T., $40 Me
Chanic st Sc. NIL
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WANTED-A good white girl to do gen.
eral house work; No washing. Call at 700
18th st. nv. m2O
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WANTED-The services of good girl,
II or 12 years of age, white or colored, in
return for a good home and small wages.
Address G.. H. s., this office. m22
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PARTIES leaving the city for the season,
desirious OF services of companion or as
trained nurse. with best OF refs, and very
easy terms, please address Mrs. II. CLARA,
this office me-
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A LADY would like a situation as house
keeper with an aged couple or widower.
Address Mrs. j. LEWIS. 1901 Lincoln ave.
ne marco Std
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A RESPECTABLE coIored woman mar
ried, would like work By the day, cleaning,
washing and ironing. Cali or address Annie,
2O-3td
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WANTED-Honest. energetic young wo
man to cook, wash. iron and do general
household article; every home wants one;
Address S2S 7thst tine m21
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

wANTED-Lady to take charge OF house
and give the board OF two young girls for
use of furniture; roomers and boarders in
house Address MRS. ANNE, this office.
o1
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WANTED-By two girls. places as cham
bermaids. Address L. Q. R., 613 First ST.
sw marco Std
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A RESPECTABLE coIored woman wants
q place to do general housework or laundry
work Apply to zoos 10th st-n.w m21
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A SETTLED widow would like to have
some washing to do at home. or will go
out by the day. Please address Mrs.
SELMA MADISON, No. 415 Franklin ST.,
between p and Q and 9TH and " J. ave. NV.
mar20-3td
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wANTED-work at home; plain sew
ing of all kinds. or mending at low prices.
NJ. E. F., 637 Q st. NV. m213td
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wANTED-By a capable white woman.
a position as ehambermaid: can furnish
good refs; wages low. Address Mrs.
T., 1899 18th st. NV. m21-3td
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wANTED-A woman to iron on Tues
days. Address IRONING, this office, stat
ing wages. Fl
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PIANO and organlessons given by young
lady of experience; pupil OF Peabody Insti-
tute; terms very reasonable. Address NJ,
this Office 81
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WANTED-A white girl Is to 20 years
OF age to clean store and wash Off cases.
Address A. B. c., this office. m20
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A GOOD white girl or woman to do gen.
eral housework; no washing. Call at 700
18th St, NV. 20
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A SETTLED. neat coIored woman to do
general housework in family Of 4; must
be fond of children, stay nights and
bring refs. from last place; call between
10 a. m. and 4. p. N. at 21S 9th st.
nw., opposite Center Market. mch20-3 Std
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WANTED-At 429 4th ne, young white
girl 1 5 to II years to take care of child
and assiStabout the house. mch20-3 Std
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BY young widow of refinement, position
as houSekeeper with widow OF vidower,
bachelor, or private family, or first-ciass
hotel: best references; salary moderate.
Address MRS. II. C. HAAS. city post-office.
The Washington times., 1895-03-22

wANTED-By family of two, respect
able colored girl to cook and do general
housework; must stay nights; refs. re-
Quired. Call at 520 I'd ST. ne. Tuesday 9
to 12 Mrs McKEAN m20
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WANTED-A young white girl as hair
dresser Apply at Room 6, 1412 st. NV.
m 22
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POSITION as nurse forone baby, or cham
bermaid in small fam ly; references. LOT
TIE HALL TIA Balls ct. NV FL
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have had experience and can give refer
ences Address 433 1Stst. Sc, M. d. N %
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wANTED-By a colored woman. place
to do general housework; stay at night. Call
at t4O9ISt INV. EMILY. m21
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A REFINED southern girl, with a collie
giate education, would like office work, or
a position as companion or governess. Ad
dress C. D. H., 724 18th st. NV. Best of ref
reaCeS m %
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GIRL to assist in housework and care for
child / year old; bring references. 70S
10th st. NV. m20
The Washington times., 1895-03-22

wANTED-A good girl for general house
work. Apply with ref. to Mrs. j. w.
ABEL, 404 Firstst NV. mch2o-3td
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wANTED-A few lady canvassers for a
household article; every home wants one;
splendid chance for workers. Address
ENERGY, this office. 81
The Washington times., 1895-03-22

ONE girl wanted to make pants; also
coatmakers and bushelman. Apply at
once at HORN, the tailor, 613 F st. NV.
The Washington times., 1895-03-22

WANTED-A settled white woman for
general housework in a small family; must
be a good cook and stay nights. Apply at
654 6thst ne. after 6p.m. mCh2O3td
The Washington times., 1895-03-22

wANTED-Four bright and intelligent
young ladies to call upon ourtrade. Address
HOUSTON, this office. m21
The Washington times., 1895-03-22

WANTED-By young lady, position as
amanuensis copyist work in office, or as
companion To elderly lady. K. E. D., s02
9th ST NV N %
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-04
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE
~ ADMINISTRATION.

NTOriCE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT ~
N pursuance VI an order " the Probate
Court of salt Lake County, Utah, made on rue
tth day ~ December. isIi, in tho matter ~ che
estate 81 WIN. l. Allen, deceased, tho an.
dcrfig ucd administrator Of said cstatew VIII s1ll
az pfirdff sole. 10 che highest bidder, Tor cash,
and subject 60 confirmation 10y the aaid FRO.
bate Court, ON or alter Monday, tho 2lHt day "
January. 800. an the right tue, interest or
estate ~ tue said VIM l., \ Allen, A. the uuin
OF bio death, anu al tho right, tue aud inter.
Get which tho Haid estate hns since acquired,
by th0 operations % law or Otherwise lu nnd
90 that certain piece or parcel
VI land more particularly cutcrItod us
follows. 60 Wis Commencing lt TIC northwest
corner u lot three OBJ, block hya l3l, plat "b,'
SAT- lake ely survey, ana running thence
south seven % rode, thence uhHt ton ll0l rods,
thence north suyUu 10 rods, thence west ten
ilUI rods 60 thr place OF beginning containing
seventy IiHI square rods 81 ground, lying and
beng in tho cry and county " salt Lake,
Territory ut ltah.
Terms OF sale cash, gold coin 0f tho United
States Too per cent ut the purchase price 60
be- maid uu tile laN uf calls uud tur balance uu
confirmation OF aalchy tho Probate court. Deed
az thr vnpunsg OF tho purchaser hl1' Tor thg
solo ot thu above described land will uu re-.
CuNrt hy tho AimlrlattAtur, NJ his tysIlgutc,
No. 20 IL" street, salt Lake CITY, iNh
WM T., y. ALLEN Jr.,
Administrator Of hr estate % Wm. l. y.
Allen. deceased
Dated January q lsA.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-04

Tho average farmer Ia the west looks
moro fayorably at prpcticc8 within his
means than upon appliances moro cost.
ly aud which require moro or less of cx.
porionoo to accomplish successfully,
Now, turnips can be- kept IN tho ordinA.
~ cellar fairly VOL about half way
through winter. But nineteen. twcnu.
cths " tho farmers have reached the
conclusion that 90 hill thom Is by far
the bost plan. There Is no art required
beyond industry, a spade and a wngon
load or two OF manure. Tho turnips
should DO topped close " prevent sprout.
ing, and dirt and straw and manure
sufficient 20 keep them from freezing
should DO heapod upon thom. A Prairie
Fnrmcr correspondent writes: ~ have
made long bills Of turnips and boon
able thereby to feed my COWS ration
Of them tho greater part Of tho winter.
Turnips mako cows pour tho milk down
and are almost q substitute for green
stuff They are q good second 20 grass
II was never any trouble 90 INC to got
ut my turnips all winter, and all tho
winter, too, they We're welcome ON the
table
Potatoes take more kindly to the col.
lar than any other root crop. II tho eel.
lar be kept just above freezing point
and they b. kept dry they viii keep
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-04

DURsUASr To Az ORDER or SALE
Co me directed by the Third District
Court ut tho Territory 80 Utah, shall expose
at public sale, at The west front door OF tho
county courthouse lht the new city aud county
uuudiusJ, ia the city VI salt lake, county
90 SAT- LAKE and Territory OF Utah, ou tue
.ard DAY ut January, 1898, al ~ O'Clock a. 90 ,
400 tho rlghL title, claim and interest u
Francisco hlaucuIl, Pcltu R1mugAno, Teresa
Grafino and AnnalouiA buslla Of, 90, aud o.
the following described real tsiatc, situate,
lying aud uoiug iu salt Lake ny SUD County,
tah Territory and described ~ follows, to-
vii.
Commanding ~ tho southwest corner Of lot
three .II, block nfty.toyCu 90, ulat "l,'
SAT- Lake CITY survey ani running thence
cast thirty ak .ilI feet, thence north ten ll0l
rode, thence west thlfysHlA lall feet, thence
south ten .ll THos 90 tGe place Of beginning,
with Che brick uWoliuK ihtruun, To Doe SOFA Ha
tho property of ffhuHhc1 Blncuiu, r0tro
ilumaFauu, Teresa bTsTuo anu AIuatUuiA
lira'la at She sulI ut Alma %, Gov.
IgrUH % salu, cash
Nat 81. BRIGHAM, z. IS. N,r'hal,
lly J. l.. AbDHIt Deputy Marshal,
nstru January 3ud. 1923.
u. 10. HAHHisUrOs. Attorney Tor Plaintiff
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A.
yVrHEREAE, HARRIET So uiMMlCk, o.
w the gsth DAY uf July. 1898 executed Aul
delivered o. ScureC ~ 'fnl. VIZ gottll"
uromissgry note f3r mo suH ei e. ~ H.ta
with intefest from date until PAID % ihe r'le
ol two W. uer sent uor monte anl " ~. t
She payment lnc SAID note WIN In!tIe..I wv
said Harriet NJ. Dimmirs go, on sail gu w
oil July, 4. h., 1888. execute aud deliver 10 70
UNDERLINED, Angus Mcclellan ui a.l. lAAc
DItV. tuu. trustee. a certain un.ut MuettNy
shr conveyed to fuid Angus Nrholaf ln IltI
tHe following described premises, ,liuhl,l IN
saIl Lake City and county, uhh Iorri'ory'
II mat certain piece or psrcel q .and.
lying and bong in Suit Late cry, th.i Lake
County, Utah Territory described DE- follows,
to.w.ti CommcnCinE % Che uurihul'. corner
u lot four 90, block uiftc1n l1l pa, 70,
salt Lake civ survey ami running thence
thence west one hundred aud twenty tl-l
feet, thence north forgive and ohc lai
tucnty tt41l feet % commencement
SAID deed was duly ncd Cor record 90 tlo
once Of tho county 20 order OF rMt lsuA ,
county, on iho 10 day o. Nusus.. i, ~. ' n,'
recorded iu book % Q' OF wotitltc'i Oh
Whsiess.sSid deed u trust provides that in
case of default boz the payment % said r0ic nf
any uarl thereof. or or Che iuiDrest lhht may
arernc thereon or any part thereof ls zoe .a1C
became due and payable. % should uo ia"l .l
for Haid trustee ur iNHlI .ut.t.Hora lu uual "
proceed CO. HuII Hala utaNlINNN IIfWlH'H "A GUY
nuft thereof, az public .ypHduc, 90 tuc h'thc
bidder, Al tho front door of tnD County Court
house iu -alt iAae County, Utah. hfst giving
twenty days notice % thu uuc, lI1
aud place Of sale, tH1 properly % 10
cold Uy advertisement Iu hUmn ucNapNN'f
puntad In the .ue.Inh language nud puu'
/ lIshod boz salt lakc county. ltIh, anl upon
such sale 60 execute ana deliver dnfl nf
deeds boz fee simple OF the prnlory SOLD lp l1e
purchaser thereof and out oft 600 rroc'1l'
| Day the expense u ihIH uusl !utlunin
/ Reasonable attorney ami counsel tDtf, qua
! compensation 90 said trustee 90" hH fetN.cca
Hld DAY thH amount remaining unpaid NNYh
raid uutc Tor principal aud ini,rcfis gNeuiai'
| lus ine same uu 90 tlc day 0t sale, and
| Whereas, Hait uoiu and interest nae nnthetn
paid nor any part thereof, ct.enuhF tlo sum
| 81 $40 %, pad on uUaCiuN uuI interest,
! Sow. therefore, 90 the request " iho lefA
/ holder of flId note and ny virtue ut ih' roNrr
/ BOZ me vested Ny sltl trust uocl. ], Angus NC.
/ hoIllr trustee 90 Aforesaid, WIll, 40 tuu htAtc
/ street front door Ut thr County Court h1uHol
/ ~ sale Lake County. linl, uu tte llu lNN on
| January. A. 10. lsII, 40 tuu lUur NJ % o.cot
| n0"u OF said day, cell ltpuu.Ic auction. 90 tho
] highest bidder Tor each. One prentice herein
Notufp and Boo said deed dcsUr|lg1, 90 Hhu.i}
/ thu amount duo ON slld note aud tht
interest thereon 90 day uf sale. and ull cost
Hnd expenses of executing aali irlsi, inc .uuh.
| reasonable attorney foes tgr lan attorney Of
! the trustee. ANGUS MhhLLAh,
FHrp T. McGuuuy. Attorney ior Trustee
Dated a. tult Lake city Utah, Dec a. lHl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-04

cutie wei ..foash thc Winter. Mover.
thaless prefer 10 bury them the Same
o. bury turDips and apples Thoy keep
with the crispncss Of the potato just
aug, and in my Judgment are better ov'
ofy way than those IN the cellar Tho
objections people have to burying fruits
md lOots grow oat Of tho difficulty nj
imcs Of getting nt them, because Of
storm nui snow. Bat tho bin can DO
made iu tbs lee Of fouco or huilding
aud in addition % compile Of days sup.
ply may always DO kept on hand,
Tho "Auiocrar Sometimes Nodded.
DR.. HolmCs paid ll littlo heed TO the
dictam of tho Electricians that o son.
touco should not end with % proposition
or other important word as did the 9th.
or author Of % work on rhetoric who
laid down the rule, "a proposition
should not be- used TO ond % sentence
with Dr. Holmes ended not only som.
fences. but chapter, with proportions
and other magnificent words For exc.
ample, chapter o Of "Elsio Nouuer'
ends with tho words "attoud Co, " aud
chapter W. Of the Same novel ends
with tho words 'dio o. "-Boaton
TfluEcriUt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-04

Aud in accordance with law aud tho order o.
thr board OF director made on DE l0uiu Jay
OF october lsii 10 many shares ~ each parcel
Of stock us may De- necessary VIII De nUlh 90
public auction, Ht tuu once u the secretary,
No. 40 wrat, Nurth Temple street, Nalt Lake
CITY, Utah. ou Thursday tue touth day u Jan.
uafy, 1875, nt " O'Clock m., 90 pay che dclin.
Qucnt hfaossmCnL together with the costs Of
advertising aud expense uf sale.
iiy order OF the board Of directors,
AK. HYDE. secretary,
20 West. North Temple street.
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II we work upon marble, &c will
perish; Il we work upon brass, timo
will oiaco it, n VIC rear temples, they
will crumblo into dust. but II We work
upou immortal minds. n wo imbuo Thorn
with principles, with the just foar Of
God and lovo Of our follow men, w0 en-
grave on thoso tablets something which
viii brighten 10 al otoruiy.-Daniol
Webster.
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mARsHAL's SALE

nUnsUANT 10 AZ ORDER or SALE
i 10 me directed hy no Third District Court
oil tho Territory ~ Utah, ! shall expose at puh.ia
sale. nc She west front DOOR " tire County Court
House tat tho new tiiy and County luhd'
ingl in tho city OF SAT- Lake, County u SAT-
Lake. aud Territory Of Utah, on the llih day
ct January, lAf, 81 DO O'Clock o an, al the
right title, claim and interest of itsurrtta
Neadon and George D., Noai0u, ot, in aud 90
tho following described real estate situate,
lyiuF and being iu sAlt Lake city aud tOuuy,
and described us fuloWb, tosWit.
Al ~ lot fourteen lN in block one %
Fountain Place subdivision 10 block tWuuty
I'VE tliJ rive Acre Fiat a, Hlg flgli survey.
salt lato County. ttuh Territory.
90 no Fold 1s the property 0f Henrietta Yea
don and George 4, loai1u, at the suns OF Jane
Nixon shulgs.
Terms uf sale, cash
NAT ~. BRIGHAM,
q, =, MAtsuaL.
by l. t. ARCHER, Deputy NauhaLi
dated December 90 1874.
r., u. o. Thompson, Attorney Tor Plaintiff.
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NOTICE or TRUSTEES SALE BY
SUCCESSORS m TRUST.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT,
~ whu.Uas. Mari -punctr hlhscm1re Aui
John biakemore her husband, On ~ igG y. W
and seals. deed OF trust whereby they o1n'
yUyod 90 T., J. sheets nni 10 his turgetiora In
trust all that rnrt ~ laui in 7tt lAkc ny
aud C0uuty, ttlh Territory, known o. az ~
lot tnrco 80, block fDrsy'thrgc till Plat ~
Hat Laao tIty survey, in truas tor thc puf'
pose ut securing tlu payment 1i gtriliu
ir1missory uoIU OF thAl tate executed bv HHid
more 20 MahouI ". Pratt or bis order. Tor
the hum ul lluUNt payable one scar aittr daie
tbcrc0f, with interest at the rate ot ga taI per
cent per aunum until maturity btit0ii ana 90
thC rate % Cen .lul per cent pur Auuum from
che maturity Ofta.i note until para, and,
Whereas tlU HaId n0tU has not been paid
nor any part thereof. and there ls how duo,
owing ana unpaid thereon thu Hum ~ af,uIluN,
with interest a. thu rate o. Gem UUr cent per
auuum from tUr 81 Do day OF June. ISIS. and.
where's. thc biaIu nant OF hh. hCorpofa.
ton DO now mo owner ana holder " said note,
aud bias requested tHo sad q. q sheets 20
proceed uutcr me forms Of said decd OF trust
and sell gaiu property, and
Whereas, thc Hhd D. j.. sheets hos rCfuaod 90
act under saiu deed " trust, aud
Whereas uu HuCh refusal, uy the terms of
said deed of trust the unicrilFurd, tuc United
states .shal for Utah rrultofY,h appointed
Whereas. iy thr terms Vi said decd Of trust
on the default % tho pay mgut " Tue principal
and Interest the said trustee or Do. uuccc'sor
OF uNNtthAutn NlN NNINMNlAl NN HN.i hAAA IlMI'
orty a. public suction 20 the highest bidder,
after giving notice a. provided IA said decd Of
trust
sow therefore pursuant to tho terms Of
hait decd ~ trust and 10 che request of the
faid state Hauk " Utah, corporation,
I will on the Thuudly the lith DAY
u January, A. H. los, ht " O'Clock noon,
40 the west front door of The SAT- Lake County
Court House, being iu SAT- Lake tity nnd
County Utah Territory, tuowu ua The Joint
tNy md County building, coli % public
auction. ~ tho highest bidder, al Of sad
properly. tu.wir All % los three t3I, block
fofty.thrcc UlI,piat"uf salt Lake tity survey.
ana from $40 proceeds % aHii sale pay, let. Tue
expenses OF thls trust, iucludIuE 8 reasonable
attorney aud council icCs ami compensation
60 said successor iu trust lnd; Pay tho amount
paid by thu state Euuk VI ltan Tor taxes, with
one per cent peg month interest fIom datC OF
payment, 'fd Pay thu amount remaining uns
paid uu fal1 note. principal and Interest ius
c'uIIuN interest up 90 inc date Of sale en-
n there De surplus pay 20 Co tho SAID Mary
spencer lIlntumlTr sud John DlAsomorc, her
husbaud. and 5thi n There be- deficiency, Ger.
NY the amount uf such dCuUinuuy.
Dated AZ salt Lake CIty, Utah, Dec. q, lsli.
SAA 70 NktHHAM,
q, y. Marahal Tor Utah Territory.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-04
In the Probate Court OF SAT- Lake County,
Utah Territory.


ITrON READING TuNG THE PrTI.
u ton OF Elizabeth AIisback praying Tor
uu order setting apart tlN whole OF the prop.
trty OF ttld deceased 20 hUTsclt, the widow I
Hhi deceased subject 60 payment by her az
lhc funeral expenses, uNpCuEus OF last sICkuess
ceased,
10 Do ordered thst Thursday, tho 2llh day a.
january, ID, 1870, No DO o., At tho County
court house M SAT- Lake City, no and In hereby
appointed Tor tho bearing OF said pptiuou. and
thut tue rIurk rnuhu due notice thereof 10 DO
glyCn' 49, DESCRIBED uy law, Uy puhting In three
pubic places in salt Lake cuuuly huu hy pub.
newspaper published and circulated boa salt
Lake county Utah, for 90 least three weeks
turuesHiycly next before tho cato OF said hear,
lng,lha' au persons interested may appear ana
oppose TIE said petition.
Wtncts my hand this llth day OF December
AID, lsH. JACOB h. MAN.