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The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-02-28
A RUINED LITE.
Pathetic Story of Mrs. W. O. Huson's
 Downfall.

Pathetic Story of Mrs. w. O. Huson's
 Downfall.
 A pathetic tale comes from Phoenix Tn regard to q once respectable and esteemed young woman of Flagstaff She was Florence Grove, the foster daughter of Capt. Grove, now of Castle Creek hot springs, and here she met and married Willis o. Huson.
 Domestic infelicity resulted in q legal separation, and the unfortunate woman soon became dissipated in her habits of life. Dissipation led to depravity and she has been sinking lower and lower all the time. Her union with Huson resulted in the birth of a son, who is now four or five years old. It was charged that the lad was being schooled in vice by his mother and as she refused to part with him, several prominent people had her arrested on the charge of insanity. Dr. l. B. Ham, blin, superintendent of the insane asy- lum, refused to receive her into the institution on the ground that she was perfectly sane, but the boy was given iu charge of his grandmother and an aunt at Frog Tanks. The Husons 
 went from Flagstaff to K n .mar. From there they removed to Prescott and al last located in Phoenix. The attempt to place the woman in an insane asy- lum seems to have been tljfe high. handed, to say the least. The "Gaz' cite" thus comments editorially upon the action:
 .'The placing of Mrs. Huson in the insane asylum is one of the most pecul' far proceedings we have heard of and needs further investigation. That inc child ought to be taken from it's mother there is no question, but nothing will justify the incarceration of perfectly sane woman in an insane asylum, and common justice and humanity demand that this incomprehensible and unjus tifiable act be overthrown.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-02-28

Governor Hughes has pardoned an. other batch of fourteen convicts.
 Georgie Clifford, sent up from Flag. staff in March, 1891, for giving man named Perry too big an injection of morphine. was let out because she was the only woman prisoner and because she has behaved herself real nicely.
 Charles Smith, also sentenced from Coconino county, for grand larceny, also received executive clemency. He was sent up in August, 1891.
 The other fortunates were Juan Dotcu, Yuma; William Jones, Mari copa; Margaret Romero, Pima; Will ian R. Evans, Yavapai; Frank Beu- nett, Yavapai; Estevan Montoya, Yuma; Abristo Allala, Pima; J. w. Gilmor, Graham; D. Shuttles, Gila; Guil!ermo, Cochise; C. NJ. Palmer, Coconino; W. Steinbrnok, Yavapai.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-02-28
s1Oo Reward. SIOO.

The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages and that is catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being constitutional disease, requires constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, act ing directly upon the blood and muc' ous surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, and giving the patient strength by building up the constitu ton and assisting nature in doing its work. The proprietors have 80 much faith in its curative powers, that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that 1t fails to cure. Send for lisl of testimonials.
 Address, F. ]. CHENEY & Co.,,
 Toledo, Ohio. ne Sold by druggists, 75c.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-02-28
A Million Friends.

A friend in need is friend indeed. and not less than one million people have found just such friend in Dr. Kings New Discovery for consumption and colds. If you have never used this great cough medicine one trial will convince you that it has wonderful cur ative powers in all diseases of throat, chest and lungs. Each bottle is guar anteed to do all that is claimed, or money will be refunded. Trial bottles free at E. W. smith & Co.'S. drug store. Large bottles soc, aud $l.00.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-02-28
A BUSINESS MANS QUESTIONS

There is commercial value to char. ,cter. The man who is dishonest, in. emperate, and lax in his morals gen. rally does not command as high n rice in the business world as does the nan of clean hands, pure heart, and upright life. It pays, commercially, to be good.
 The other day we received letter from a prominent business house in his city informing us that certain young man had filed application with them for a position as bookkeeper, and mad given our name as reference. We were much interested in the eleven questions asked of US by the house Among them were these: Does he use liquor, or has he any other bad habitsl Has he at any time been addicted to liquor, or giveh to gambling, extrava ;ance, immortality, or other bad habitsl Has he ever been suspected of fraud, dishonesty, or dishonorahle conductl
 These questions indicate the estimate hat business men place upon charac, ter as an indispensable prerequisite to success in the conduct of their mercan. tile enterprises. The young man who has low ideas of life, who gambles. drinks, is extravagant, immoral, or in any way dishonorable is repudiated and thrust aside. Mere skill and ability to perform certain allotted tasks are not sufficient equivalent in the eyes of clear headed business men fol so many dollars of salary. They prefer an inferior grade of ability with a superior grade of mtril character, il they cannot obtain superior grade ol both. Blessed is the man who listen; to aud obeys the apostles exhortation Keep myself pure," for upon hin will the sun of prosperity and eserlast ing contentment surely shine.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-02-28
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, t.

COUNTY OF CDCON1NO.
 On this thlrtieth day of January. in the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety five. before me, c. II. Coble, n Notary Public in and for said county, residin9 therein, duly commissioned and sworn personally appeared the person whose name is subscribed to the within instrument, and he duly acknowledged to me that he ex .cuted the same.
 In witness whereof, 1 have hereunto sci my hand and affixed my official seal the day and year last above written.
 (SEAI.) C. II. COBLE.
 Notary Public.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-02-28

A jury at Lewiston, I'll, recently warded verdict of S2,500 damages gainst saloonkeepers to children whose athsr was murdered by man to whom iuuor was sold.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-02-28

The plank fs.voring 'state and na' ional destruction of the liquor traffic, '' vas adopted by the union printers of he country by a majority of 2,55s otes in a total of S,707.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-02-28
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, |.

COUNTY OF COCONISO. i'''
 Before me oscar Gibson. Clerk of the Dis trict Court. on this day personally appeared J. K, Fitzpatrick. David Babbitt Wilson Ham, ilt,n, J. w. Franc.', personally known t0 me to be the persons whose name> arc subscribed to the foragong Articles of Incorporation. as parties thereto, and acknowledged to me that they severally executed the same for the pur- poses and considerations therein expressed In testimony whereof, I have hereuni, set my hand and affixed my official seal this 3Oth day of January, A. D. 1895.
 tsgAL) OSCAR GIBSON,
 Clerk District Court
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-02-28

The supreme council of United Com. nercial Travellers prohibits Intoxicating l9uors at all its banquets.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-02-28
GOOD rEMpLARs, COLUMN.
EDITED AND MANAGED UNDER THE AUSPICES OF FLAGSTAFF LODGE NO. 14. 10. CT

Contributions of an appropriate nature arc ,olicitcd for this column. and should be ad- lressed to Box 121, Flagstaff; all such con tributions, however, are subject to approval y the editors.
 Lodge meets every Friday evening at the |. A. K. Hall, s o'clock. Visiting members invited to attend.
 Il. K. DAVIS. Chief Templar.
 Mss JENNIE MORSE, Secretary.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-02-28

student of nervoIs diseases, and author ,ong since realized the truth of the first statement. and his Restorative Nervine Is prepared on that principle: Its success in cufing all diseases arising from derange ment of the nervous system Is wonder eul. as the thousands of unsolicited teStimo- olals In possession of the company manufac- t'-ring the remedy amply prove.
 pr. Miles Restorative Ncrvine Is reliable remedy for all nervous diseases, such as l,adache, nervous debility; prostration, sieeplessness dizziness hystcrla, sexual de- hi.ity. St. Nltus dance. epilepsy etc. It Is sold by all druggists on positive guarantee, pl sent direct by the Dr. Miles Medical Co, Elkhart, Ind on receipt of price, sl per bot tie, six bottles for s, express prepaid.
 Restorative Nervine positively contains no opiates or dangerous drugs.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-02-28

The cost of running the churches of he country is $5o,oOo,oOo year, md to run the jails S4oo.0O0,0o0.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-02-28

Recorded at request of J. R. Fitzpatrick. Feb. 1st A. D. 1895. at five o'clock D. m. in Book of Interpretations, pages 62. 63, 6t and 6, Records of Coconino County, Arizona:
 tSEAI) c. A. BUSH,
 Recorder.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-02-28
PROFESSIONAL.

C TEwART & DOE. ATTORNEYS An D Law. Office two doors west of the Bank hotel, Flagstaff, Arizona.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-02-28
Sweet Liberty.

A-Sold by druggists, 75c.
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INFLAMMATION or sesps.

Come Seeds grroHi several Times wheat
Leads Che fist Of seeds 90 Hcgcrmiuaic.
Itisuotlnoally known pcrhaps that
many sood8 will rHrmiuuio NOT onco
moroly. but several times. 10 tho process
bo interrupted How often Che various
seeds used 500 farming will, whom ger.
mination ia arf5 tod. pluck mp courage
ind renew tl1 work when favorable
conditions aretJ.torcI has not been tho
subject Of ycIy extended investigation.
Professor G0I whom connected with
tho Now York agricultural experiment
station, some no ur ~ yoau ago, did
fomr interesting work in this l.uo. aud
Dr. Bead Of tho Michigan Agricultural
college also Investigated Che subject TO
como D1tout ia Tho early cightiga Moro
extensive work haa later boon d0nC hy
tho University of Wisconsin.
Thco various tests hayo mado 10 np-
pear that thr0 Is great difference 10
tho power OF different kinds of seeds %
rcgorminato. Wheat leads tho list in
tho experiments reported from Tho Wis
conaiu station and Is strongest in tho
number Of umCl 10 will pick mp again,
10 having terminated no lO than ~
times. with lOl days drying IN tho Too.
tDryalG between those several grmina.
lions Corn ggmiugtCd six times with
90 days drying, mdisbDs five timw
with 2s dlys' drying, paruips and car.
ro's gorm0natod barely twice. giving %
very small percentage tho second time.
while colony and pansy and timothy
glrm.uatod but once, und clover had but
worry small percentage u termination
after the first one. Tho practical bear.
ing Of thosu facts o. that they account
fur tho frequent failure toFuta "clt1h"
Of grass or clover he dry aoaf0n n
oithu timothy or clover starts Go Pcrmi.
nato AND tho termination b. src ted
from amy cause. 10 will not h0 resumed,
even though tho most favorable cluIi.
lions should follow 10 is otherwise
wiihwhoat Jud oven with corn. though
with lees Cztaut than thU wheat
The method by which tho growth Ga
rouOwod De- deserving of notice ln case
Of grain and corn, tho descending nxi6
usually dies, while thu ascending azis
resumes growth throwing ont ro0tIou
from itself With buokwhoat however.
and with AN tho garden seeds tested tho
descending axis rOtaius rs vitality and
resumes growth, although Tho cgtr1mo
end of tho rldiolo iH generally killed hy
tho drying The upper part usually
lCugihcns, tAo rldicl1 swois up 30 be-
lower oud aud finally develop, % mum.
Der Of r0otl1tA ln the cngo OF the cu
cumbgr and melon, ro0tlots often d0ycl
op, when tho descending axis has been
entirely destroyed, from tho base Of the
ooiylcdons or seed leaves
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no daniel Alexander. Julia Alexander
Jennie Alexander NuuiaWIn altIum7nt lAA'N
huuer. aui samuel iuuur 60 partners o.
uuucr brohtr. Henri llce. Miiilm 5uNi W
iiscmau. Jonathan kirc, ID lIsaman ana O..
Michael. Hu.ufrtnera us hlco, rtik COMPANY
r. ". Morrison, luwarl MCrus samuel
Merrill nHd fuumfl A. hfnt. cIsu1ltneff 90
Morrison. oullA company, uowWi JAlrt}
and john il b. WuuifUH rI.rarlu1fs ai D.. a.
lIffeY s. Company h1UhfuIl .lau'nuef .1m'
uany. @ corporation, u. d Mulam n W.
ftaitor. JUrHu u. AUuHulfcr, DAVID NcuftHis
Ger, lease uUucuhuim.f and 7.fmpai tcucHi
WunFuT eco uarutrH 1a NeIsi4dicr htnINufs
Huu salt inku Construction Company curs
unfHuuu. uuI1nNuutU
Sou ars roTs.r required 60 appear in an ar-
zion brought against you by thc above name
imfd JHdilll District of ih. TCrniorg uf
ttau and Co answer thu complaint q ui there
boz within ten days ieN.uH.vo % thu day Qi
srrycJI after iHo service on you Oi tul sun.
served out NJ this county uut lu tlIa district
within twenty ul1a uincrW|Hn within iurN
tays, or Judgment hT default VIII te tittn
uFaIntt you, according go tue prayer ui sAli
IEo saii acuon, brought 90 have judgment
AGAINST defendant N. alexander Tor tI, y,
rom Soycmbgr b. isJi unu pa.i. ana for
aIt4furya' tCHs emo costs Of suit alleged
20 Boz due on luraIu pI1nisHlIy motto made,
executed and delivered 8. ono Samuel EIHau
traI by SAID defendant A.Caaudrr. November
p. rII for 500. with Interest ~ uof ceut
Uyr HuUum tom date. nut secured uF muft.
rlgU OF even dalr un premises hereinafter
described, tnAt on January 20, JOSS. said
sHmuaI aud FANNIE lusCuiHHi fUf yaluU 4a.
signed tail mortgage Hnd note TO plaintiff
mHtfgig1. mo- ufu 90 which has urcn paid, 90
have tuu usual decree OF tuis rOurt Cor tue sllo
uT HHiH rrtmaUHt tHHt Hn frUttrIH ~ Furu
sHIU uu uUuIICd boo pos mUuf of amounts due as
above, tu nave Judgment Tor Cif Cncy hriss
ius FROM .1il ftIo and uihtr rrlCf, tult dc.
f9nihu.s aud % r1fou. claiming under them
be barred ana iosuclusrd 10 uu uEht
title ana equity OF redemption in said
premises. sMI premises urn described
u f8IlWf, 10 wiz. a certain three
story UfIrs huI|NIuH HItuntu on wet eide Of
Slain street about tufco rods u1rth VI fourIh
south strgCtu Fa.d city on land particularly
drfrfIuUl aH fniuwHl commencing rode
90. Ilat a. 3D.. T. q. survey, hul I1uu'uE thence
vuIt % frcii thence H1ulh z rU1s. tuguCi
casi E fees. thence unHu 4 rods 90 point ut
beginning Paid nuUHuH Do kuuWu aa thH
"AIraHu.UH h'HHk' tuar.Nrr with rI trur.
iHguta. uUrUilamUuts, PRIVILEGES ana aupuf.
truHusUH luyfruut1 belonging and aN loyal.
equitable homestead and dover rights Of
AUD you aIe hereby moulded thlf DO you fail
tn HrrfHH and aHHwcr tur faId complaint o.
sIoytro1u.Ftf. Che mid ulHirUU Will aFpIy 90
tlp count for ilu fUIiUf DO r auici therein.
WuurHt. tlr Hon. sanucI A, Merritt. judge,
Hnl tbC zeal % che distinct court %
tHc lhrd iliic d. u.st-Iri, ln and
lsLAtl fof ihg lcWilp %. utah, We sem
one uculuI g.sni hundred sni
'liSSiY q. MCMILLAN. ciera.
nv Gro. u, Looms, Deputy Clerk.
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1ans1rE,s SALE NOTICE.

yTrutREAs, SAMUEL r. CARLSON, Az
w unmarried man. 90 the COUNTY OF tl.
Lalc, Ierlloy Of lah, qid, ~ la ccf 90
aud recorded the 10Th day OF september a. o.
\ IsII. in hook "i a.. page 40. 100 b % Cue fca.
0fds Boo ihu o1lrc Of tuo htcorl,r N d.rl1 20
.lc saId salt Lac Countg, convoy Co. william
ID. Dale as trustee tuu Following described
real estate, fitlutt in oalt iate y1uuy Ter
r,ory ot ttlh, to.wiii lau u lot flfe %,
Ji,y fut,cy. delcAb6d o. filiowi. io.wil
uCEiunIuF 90 the BUutu.wUdt corner 0t said
Iut. Huu fuuuInE tuuucu north tIrtU lII fulh.
thence east Fix % rOuH. thence south t1rtn D
10 a, thence west ON lOl foas 90 lctinulHtt
which aIiI conveyance wac made iu trust DO
secure Co the order of The Lombard lutUai.
mFut Company the payment OF tuC said ums
principal tum ~ fourteen hundred dollars
| lIlt DO due ana rlt auc oh ono lst dNy of
g. m che date thereof, 90 inc rutc of tiN yer
cent. pgf ann lm. payable sam.annualIy, on
thy nfst days Of september and .Ihfrh OF tlNu
year ne Evidenced bY iniercst coupon uotea
Whereas ssii deed Of trust provides that In
ease OF default in thu uagWou. ut SSH note nr
1uy part thereof. ur iu Gaze default De- ma1c 100
n- payment OF iutorUHt thereon. according 90
lIr lpU0r AMI Uulrt thereof. Hnd such ur. uuIt
continue tOr ~ dow. Then 10 thr option 70 tho
ITgil holder uf Hal noe. aaid IuUuItU1uu.s
ma at once become due a.d paya1i" and thc
uufttu HGHiI upon one HUp irauuu or Goo Icrai
holder of sIu uUtc f.I lnu dispose OBJ tno
.u1ly described p.tpcrt un 600 manner ln
| sH'I deed Uf trust Nth uugI. TNlDfcuNc ln
/ WU.UH t hereby made iur Creator ruru'uiyI
! & r. tHo purpose ui lhilnl tui note Hn1 in.
! tCfUa. thereon, together win ihH costs anu
! UNrcUHta OF cNcHuurg ihIa rul. AMI
UCruls, default lHa been ma.c in the
! paf meet OF tnu iustailmcut uf iuicfr. wNicl
] itI uuc On Huii nuin uu tCui-mH.r li, l..,
! arH 600 iufHumcuIu thereafter, and tu.u dt.
! faults have continued Tor more tnau Thirty
| lHya aIu HiIIl continue Huu Hy reason thereof
] $40 present legal holder ui aail uOiu haH
! tNrrl ICED hiH option unI declared HniI motto
] Uur auI payable. uuIuHH requested tlu uulrts
! elan trustee tu mako HllU uf said premises
/ ur IHe purposes herein HDt forth
! Sow. therefore u1t 20 BE- HgiuHr given shat ]
] tHc ua.uHsiEutd. WIl um 10 uNgt uuftcu Ua
! Aforesaid. d tHy request uf lhU DO fruf legal
! HUI.cr % a.Id uu.U and uaucI .nu hE virtue Ut
! tHr power aUI Authority Iu ma YCstui, WlII on
/ friHU tHu tih day of tuHruarf, "a. %. l-lli %
/ luc hour OF D" O'Clock u ia. ui s.iu days tcI
! s1ll above dcHUrHud fgh. ,ai1to And llI tho
/ right, uua hnd equity % redemption OF iHo
] Fail samuel D. Car 500. DIE heirs ana aHHlElH
] thereto. tor the MrnCnt and beef price famo
| v'll iHnE boz cash, 10 Goo H1utl ifnut door %
/ Che Con ty Court uuuHn llIiy md Count
| Uw'iuEl, in tlU tlty luI NuuutY ui 500 Lake,
] IHru0ry OF uHh ilr tho pufu0s1 uf ul}inE
| fllu uutH, l'I interest ult thereon aud l.I iuu
/ rUats H1I UNVuufra ut executing tons iluat
DllD. No -alt lnto tliy, Utah, tuilaiI day Of
WILLIAM u. DALE,
Trustee
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MARsHAL's SALE

DUEsuASr no As ORDER or SALE
aud dufia' OF foreclosure Go me directed
hy thu 1WHn Judicial District Court of tho Ter
rtory 90 ttaH ! shall CHp0te ht public sale,
90 tlU west hunt door ui trU County Court
House, uu go Eighth Ward square.
No. tut rlV of sale lake, CouHy OF salt
Lake. and IcIrtory Of Utah. on the fth day
ct February, lat, a. D. O'Clock ~, al ne
TEht uuo. C.alm ana interest of IVA Nyidou.
quist o. A. whitney Carnage Company. o cor.
rurnunu, Adlph hefrrn aud Christina Her
SEQ. uf. Iu aud t0 inc fulIuWIUR dCscuhUd real
estate situate. iyIng ana hriug in salt Lake
County, and described us follows to.uitf
a portion 70 thu northwest quaftcrfNs w. q.
uf section thIuyilItu .Ii|s township two f3I.
south OF range one CO.., wet ~ salt Lake
Meridian, q. survey Tor the Territory Of
Utah Dommtucinr "a Che southwest conner
% Hali northwest quarter section, ami run.
Ming thence north oisuicgn aud one hair u.s. ~
ruuth JIglfDtu hud ono holt tlft.I rHuirs aud
tnHuru Wt8t forty iNI chains Co tlu place OF
beginning, containing HoFUuiy four Iiu acres
Of land. being situate 300 ono County 90 sAlt
lusU, luh lcuitIy AIfo twenty shares of
thD capital HIu'k 1f tr0 itah md Salt Lake
canal Company represented by ccrtlraio SO.
10 be- sali si tho property ~ F-a Gyldcn
Hhur rurcuH.u. John l ~IrruHeu. e.. a. Carl
quiat. D. a. Ml.tDgy uBubge Company, cor
uunign, All!nl lergou and Christina Der.
Company, o. corporation.
NAt ST. BRIGHAM,
q. n. Murahal
BY joins %, CuNNoCN. Deputy Marshal.
Dated 10 taIt Lake tIIY, January 18Th lFiA,
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plevInn.lr nrtnoNI.lgeIL


"rhe popular estimate Of this whole
western region, inuluHiug tho faclh'
COST. ut that early uuy, De- tNprttsel %
the following w0rdo " % speech ~
Daniel Webster Un tao y % OF tht
United States Senate. hu was dt-
nOu cling n rr0p0sitiun 81 establish b
mail route f,om Independence, Mi'-
souri,, 10 tho mouth OF the Columbih
fivor. Says the great orator anu
Biatesmn "What do we want Will
THIS vast worthless are THib region
0f savagUs und wild beasts, OF dptufts,
81 shifting sands ana whiflwiuus OI
dust, VI cactus anu prairie dogt2 To
what use could We over hope TO put
these great DESERT, W thUsg cu1lcts
mountain ranges, impcurtfaulu anu
covered with snow2 WI { can wC
ever hupo in dl " On the western coast
"A c0a-t tf 5000 miles, re -lOuni,
chUurlgss ami uninviung, ami NOS o.
haruOr on @ Mt Prufiiu.t I will
never vote Uuo cent from tIu public
treasury 10 place the P1ciNc cost one
inch nearer Co Boston than 10 ow 20
Yet iiwts { the ,efy heart o. this
inhu-p itablu region, go thousand mutt a
from nuywhUIc,N that Brgban.
Younr, Amorica'B FratIt CulDni1s5
led his cxilsd people; ami by bic
scnlu8 anu -uurgy, aud their united
/. du. ~, under the bIrsring uf divine
Providence, nuU1urI the uUtp. { maur
tho vlllcrtos t. hl1fsAm, nua u.mmb
the funItr DI a IuHIrrg ttt.-
WI ey's Hfsory % 70
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IDuRsuANr TO AZ ORDER or SALE
II and decree ~ force .uHurH 90 mo directed
hy the Third District Court 0f che Territory
~ luh, 1 shall expose Ny public sale 10 tho
House 10 lho Ciy Of sat LsiS.' County
Of 1nlt Lake aud Territory of Utah, ON the latn
day ut February, 1875. nt ll O'Clock "a m 900 the
IshE ute, c.alm and Interest o. Aduio 81. b..
ilOatn, Addia 81, r. frcwhcH. uImuiHtfatuN
ut ino tNiute ~ John o. 1rrNhu.H. de-
Ccasct aud John W 1rgwhola. June Grace
Ifuwleln, ami Dolly 70. TfoWholu. minors,
and Minnie Herman 6nd elizabeth Portfolio. cd
In, and lo tuc following duacrIuel real estate
situate, lying and being 90 salt Lake DIIy and
County, Dlah Territory, and described hs iol.
lows, tntWlti
ncius Hu undivided ono.half uD interest.
begin IuF ala point two H. rode .outh from
lho uutihwcgt corner OF Dot three .aI, Iu block
ilitiy niue .'N, plat "A," uf Sal. lake CIV
survey hud running thence caal Cen llHI rods,
thence south three UI rods, thence Wgat tai
.llI Rods thence north three lAI rods tl pIaee
or beginning containing thirty sIuara rods OF
Efnunl 40 rs iuIl ught or way Tor travel
poIn, twenty .dyc l4O feet s1uth ON mo
northwest corner uf Hnlt lot urur .8I and
running thence east seventy .lNo feet, thence
south yIEnt lHI iUut, thence Wysl seventy live
I'1l togt, thence north eight .I feet O. place VI
beginning, situate Boo iho city end county of
cat Lake. Territory OF Utah Iu IU kOIunH.
me property u Addio 49, D. Trowhrls, frei.
grck O., Heath, llyuugth Heath. AidIa 81. b
TrrWbula, aimIn.stratrlX OF thu eatato OF John
q, IrrWnrn, 1rreasrd, and John ". TruW.
heIut June Grace IruwhuIa, HuI Dolly a.
IfrwhoIn, minors, ana Minnie Herman. ana
EIfnHctn lnurI|u. Of Che tuIt OF stephen llayF
NAT 81 BRIGHAM.
u, IS, Marshal
by J., L. AlCHEU
Dated January slrd. 1896. "'''''
huolh, Lee Gray attorneys Tor plaintiff