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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-09-05
Santa Fe Excursion Rates.

National encampment, G. A. R.,
Louisville, KY. Rate: One lowest
first class fare to Chicago or St.
Louis added to one cent per mile
from those gateways to Louisville
and return. Dates Of sale: Sept. Sth
to 10th. Final limit for return to
and including Sept. 25th.
For further particulars call on or
address ]. G. ROBERTS, Agent.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-09-05
Miss TaYlor's Horse Tumhles.

Miss Pearl Taylor while riding last
Monday with Mrs. Good, on North
Cedar street, had her horse stumble
and fall on Its side. The ladies had
presence of mind enough to hold It's
head down 80 it could not break any
thing With the help Of neighbors it
was released.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-09-05
APPOINTED A COMMITTEE.
Republicans Select a Judicial Com.
mittee for the Campaign.

The Republican central committee
at its session Saturday selected
the following judicial committee to
confer with Morris and Geary coun-
ties c. A. Hodge, G. Hoffman, T..
c. Ayres, G. F. Masch, +. B. Burnett.
The three committees will have a
conference in few days and decide
on the matter of a convention.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-09-05
No Change to Chicago.

The through service offered the
travelling public by the Union Pacific
System and Chicago Il Alton r. X. is
unsurpassed. The Perfect Passenger
service" Of the c. Il A. with the we'll
known excellence Of the service Of the
Union Pacific assures the travelling
public that they "are in it, when
they patronixe this popular joint line
from Denver to Chicago and inter-
mediate points, Pullman Palace
sleeping cars. dining cars and free
reclining chair cars without change.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-09-05

When people are obliged to take
medicine they want that It shall give
quick relief and not add discomfort to
their sufferings. Three reasons why
people who suffer with Constipation
and Biliousness should take Simmons
Liver Regulator: ut is better than
Pills, it does not gripe; it gives quick
relief, and does not weaken but
strengthens and reireshes the whole
system. ID. r. Hiland, Monroe, Ia.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-09-05
A Handsome Church.

The Grace Reformed church
came out Of its improvement pretty
as q picture Sunday. 1t has been
handsomely repapered and most at
tractive and artistic background has
been painted behind the pulpit
giving a transcept effect that is very
fine. The rostrum has been enlarged
and the church is the most beautiful
in town. The first service since the
repairs will be held tomorrow.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-09-05
Are You Going to Louisville, XVI

II SO, you can go via Union Pacific
for $3.50, Abilene to Louisville and
return. Tickets on sale Sept. 5, 8
and 10, good returning until Oct. g.
Side trip excursion tickets will be
sold at Louisville at rate Of one cent
per mile. For further information
call at U. 2. office. NJ. B. Fulton,
agent U. 2. System.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-09-05
What You Want

Is the through car service offered be-
tween Denver and Chicago via the
Union Pacific and Chicago & Alton R.
r., which is unexcelled by any other
line. Magnificent Pullman sleepers,
dining cars and chair cars, run
through daily without change, Dem
yer to Chicago via Kansas City ma
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-09-05

1900 and more made daily on small invest
ments by our new plan OF systematic Grain
and Stock Speculation. Fullest investiga-
tion solicited, Past workings OF the plan and
highest references furnished. Send for our
free. booklet telling how to make money, even
on the wrong side Of the market. also our
daily market letter. What and where obuy
Active representatives wanted. A. Gill
MORE & Co, OMAHA BLDG, CHICAGO, LII
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-09-05
Notice.

No hunting, fishing or trespassing
will be allowed on my farm south Of
Abilene without permission. Tres
passers will be prosecuted to the full
extent OF the law.
0z-lmot6e SAMUEL lands.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-09-05
Polymnia Club.

The first meeting Of the Polymnia
club for the year was held Wednes-
day afternoon. Following was the
program:
Chorus, 45 minutes,
Study; The Voice and It's Use.
Piano Duct--"Invitation to the Dance, "
Weber, -. Misses Hawk and McInerncy
Paper. ...4.,,,,.t.,...,,..,sMfs leWctt
Discussion e. Mrs. Glimpse and Mrs. Prather
Business
Chorus, 45 minutes.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-09-05

ONE American child, born In a log
cabin, became president. Another,
born In the white house, died q psuper.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-09-05
POP OR DEMOCRAT!
Political Complexion Of Anderson
and Robson Not Settled,

poets to lift the burden Of politica
dishonesty and infamy which the tw
Demo-Pop papers, the News ant
Monitor, have been loading upol
Geo. Anderson and Nick Robson
These two papers hope by chicaner.
and two-faced methods to fool enough
voters into the belief that thes,
gentlemen are both Populists and
Democrats and thereby elect them tt
office. But their dishonest claims
are being too well aired to have any
effect in that direction, in fact, there
are Populists who believe in standing
up for principle, that professional
officeseekers should be taught les
son, and under no consideration
would they vote for man whois try
ing to ride into office by the aid Of a
political party with which he is not
in sympathy. There are just as
honest Democrats who voice the
same sentiments. II the Monitor had
been as honest as the News was and
stated that fusion was desired by the
Populists Of this county the political
integrity of Geo. Anderson and Nick
Robson would never have been called
in question. Here is what those two
chief conspirators said:
This year the N. B. Robson
Populists have Civ has given his sup
en- evidence that port to the Popu-
last years lesson list cause ever
was not lost upon since the Alliance
them. They adop- wave struck the
ed the referendum county in 1890.
and Although until re-
through all its in Gently George An
tricate work derson has called
ings they carried himself Demo
three Democrats orat, he has like
through to sue manv nth
cessiul ~-.' --Aers, held
..vmlna- only the name and
tions. They pro- not the substance.
posed the name Of During the last
Geo. U Anderson four years he has
for register Of believed in Popu-
deeds. N. b. Rob list principles and
son for sheriff and voted the Populist
W. H. Phipps for ticket, the only
surveyor. Il News qualification nee
(Dem.) Aug. s. essary to make a
true blue Popu-
liS4-EMonitc.
Pop) Aug. 8.
We have endeayored to have these
two papers make some reparation for
me hypocritical position in which
jhese gentlemen are placed, but the
News streak Of political honesty has
passed and the Monitor is fostering
sore Of political falsehoods, so that |
leither one is in a condition where
ruth and uprightness count with
hem. AS last resort we feel i'm
'elled to call upon Mr.. Anderson for
denial of these charges.
You may lose few Populist votes,
'eorge, by announcing that you are a
'leveland--g gold--bug- but
ou will have the personal satisfac-
ion Of knowing that you have been
onest with yourself and that at no
me in the future need you be afraid
} look a respectable man in the face.
ou Of all men don't want the charge
political dishonesty and perfdy
nd at your door. Come out and let
eople know to what political party
GU belong.
The REFLECToR's columns are omen
n your denial and refutation.
Be honest with yourself.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-09
waRsnAi.'s SAFE.


nURsUAST TO Az ORDER OF SALE
And decree Of foreclosure 10 me directed
hY the Dlstrct Court Of the tnird judicial
district Of tho Territory o. Utah. I shall ca.
pose ~ pubic sale A. the west front door Of
the County Court mouse tueW city Aud rounty
iuiidlugl 10 The CITY ~ h1lt Lake. County 0f
-ait IAte, aud Ierritory of Utah. on tho ian
day Of October. isn. % 10 O'Clock a. M. OF the
rGht, title claim and iatefost Of the defend.
wiiilam a McUofuics doing business o. Nc.
coinlck \ Co. ana alfred thompson. ~. tn
and to the following described real estate
stusto lying anu being 10 salt Lake County,
ltnh crfitnry, anduNaprihpu a. follows 30 wal .
An undivided ono.elghth 90 interest IN and 10
los fifteen %, IN block ttuty nine tul, ex.
cept \ "Trip Of land one and twenty i've one
eight.tenths tai $40 rods % tho west erd
of sad lot decided 10 Tho Utah southCfn Hail
road company. JAY isth, 1870. and recorded M
book 49, Of conveyancts, PAGES rs aud 10,
In tho recorders Once % sad rait ilak0
eountv. Aiso lots four 90 and fifteen flsi IN
block forty tt1l, All u TIE above described
parcels u isnd are located In tho Ten acre plat
Territory. ana being subdivision 81 a part Of
the southeast quarter OF section a. township 1
south. range 1 west. and sectional lot section
~ township south. range ! west. nf the anlt
i.akc mefidiAu. Together with AT water fishis
thereto belonging or Specializing
To b solA ~ ire property % tho above
named defcndanis. wliliam n. Mcclure,
Amanda Mcclure 81 al, ~ shc suii Of John
Bacr.
nat N. RNiGnAM, Y. q. ManhAi,
ny l. l. AncurH Dsputy Marshal
Dated September .Ith. 1915
q. W MoRsE. Attorney for plaintiff.
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x1yurRFAa. L. T. sWALnERG, on TnF
w first day Of Octottr, l9l2, executed and
delivered 70 The AAuuuM huildinH q Loan
Association, u salt take tity, he pfomissory
note Tor tie dum Of fix hundrsd and ffty dol.
lars, and on Inc tsme ity, for the purpose Of
occurring the payment @ ing SAD nJte nnd 10
interest thereon, ne taid Y. nualbcrE and
charlotte swaiDefg. BIZ wife, executed and
delivered 10 n 4 Nsson trustee. their certain
trust deed upon tho following deacrited prom.
eriY situated IN salt lao touny, ttah 1rfti.
tory. to.wit. noginnias one and one'haif tif.l
roas south from ne uofiawt.s eorner o. TOT
eight o. block one hundred anu MY one an.
plat a. salt LsAo Guy suftey, and running
thence caat two tg ruls, thence south riFht
~ rods. ,herfe wsti Two 90 rods. thence
north eight u fode 10 he place Of beginning,
which said trust deed va duly recorded N
Uouuly. titan Terfitory, 10 book - T. /" Al psee
~, and 90. on the I'm day OF December, iiai.
whereas. the saldt,E sNslberg and Char.
lotto sWAibosF. on the ffft day OF fenfuarg,
1870, executed and delivered 70 tho National
huiidinF A Loan Afs1caunn, their pros iissory
note Tor The num Of ore huulrud DOLLAR. aud
IN tho SANE day, Tor We purpose Of recurring
tho payment Of the All nnii and tue interest
thereon. executed and deligcrtdto ~ 7. Nnson
Their Ger am trusi dee unon ihesaid properly,
hcrcinbcforr described. which said tfuat deed
was on The iin dag % fuhruary, ls.l. duly
recorded to The ON e o. The county records or =
sali lAse COUNT. t.'h TERRITORY IN book
Who're ., asii trust deeds pfovid ed that 10
case OF default 10 thc payment u taid promls'
,oIy no.e. Or o. nc in,sf,', tas,,s9n, Or any
al thereof should 40 Unce become due aud
payable, and toe said premises should be sold
hy the SAID trustee, % hs sueee,sor IN tfuat, ~
pubic sutton, Al be ifgnt door Of tho cours
house. In salt Lakc tiiy, Utah tCrfiiqry or on
the faid premises, a. should Ne specified In
tue notice % suc h sale. utrty days previous
nouco OF such saio HAVING been given, once 10
each week for four facccativc weeks 10 any
Newspaper ~ that tine prbliehed IN sht Lake
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Mary t. ward. piAinun.
rAtrieE J. Ward. defendant

Mary t, yard. plaiaua.
Patrick J. Ward, defendant
The People " tho Tsrrilary OF utah ,ena
greeting 40 Patrick J. ward. defendant
Uou ARE HEREBY nEQunED To Ar.
II pear IN an action brought against you by
Tho above named plainun IN mo d sutct Court
Of the Third Judicial biauieto OF Tho Territory
Of Utah, and 20 answer ne complaint nlod
herein within ten days tsNclutNe Of tho day
Of scryicel after the service on you u tlis aum.
mous-m served within the county, or, "
served out Of this county, bot in this district.
within twenty dayai othnfwise Nithin forty
dAys-or judgment BY default viii 10 tasoa
complaint
Ths said acton IL brought 70 have decree
81 this court diisolsinE The bnnds Of maiu.
mouy aud contract Of marriage existing BE-.
tween pi.inun and defendant. AMI awarding
Ia piAinun tue custody OF tho minor child,
Joseph, mApe 81 sad marriage. above relief
prayed on The following grounds, 10 VIII mat
on of About tho year lsll, the defendant. disfa'
gAfdiug his marriage vow, wilfuity and with
out cause deserted and Abandoned tlAlnud
hnd has ever since continued 20 70 desert and
abandon her. against her wall and without her
consent And that since said Abandonment, do.
tendant has Contributed nothing whatever 10
NO support OF tho plsinuh or their infAnl
And you are hereby notified that II you fan
10 appear Hnd answer tho faid complaint "a
above required, the saiH pislnuh VIII apply
10 The court for tho rc'tef den andcd therein.
WINES, the lion sainurl a, Aefriit. Judge,
and the seal % tho dlsturt,co VI
tho Third Judicial nistuct, IN aud Tor
tIALl the Territory OF Utah, thls Twenis.
second day OF Jsly, IN the year of our
lord one thousand eight handredAad
DAVID o. DUNBAR,
By GRO. u. LOOMS.
DeputY ClSrh.
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NOTICE no CREDITORS


NOriuE IL nNnEnY lGIyEN ny THE
~ UNDERMINED, joha II. Cannon, executor
Of the last viii u Mary Aun Fugh. deceased,
70 the creditors u, and al psfiona having
claims nEainst the said deceased, 10 exhibit
them, with tue neressary vouchers, Wlthin ten
months alter the hfai publication u THIS notlds,
70 The SAID John 81 cannon, A No 81 Con
sututnu huiidinF, In salt Lnks Jity, In tue
county o. salt lsse, Territory Of uah
Dated September u. -,
JOHN NJ CANNON,
kIecuioTof tho last will And tsllameAt OF
hary Ann pugh, deceased.
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NOTICE To ORlpIToRs.


hshte OF NllllAm H. Ryan, deceased.
NorICB ~ IiEllEnY GIVEN ny THE
~ undersigned administrator % the estate
OF William n. hYAn, deceased, 10 the creditor.
Of, snd all persons having claim. against tho
sAid deceased, 10 exhihlt them with the neces
sary vouchers, within ten months after tho
nfst publication Of this notice. 70 tho said Al.
minisirator a. No ~ seventh hast, SAT- Lake
cry aud County. Territory OF Utah.
Dated September 9Th, lss3.
rErER HANSON,
Adminifuator OF the estate OF William II.
Ryan, deceased.
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NOTICE. TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ undersigned, Administrator of tho estate
OF Joseph o.outer. deceased. 70 the creditors %,
aud ali persons having claims against the aaid
deceased, 10 exhibit than with the necessary
vouchers, within I'm months after the nrst
publication 81 thia notice, 10 tho sad adminis.
rAtor AZ Matn stfcat in salt LAKE City and
Couuty, tuh uefifuTy.
Dated cegtcfnbur Ath, 1905
IhUuAH CUrLFR.
Adliipisiraior Of tho estate Of Joseph g.
fufiar uanaaaaF
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MOIIos ID akeDlToNs.


NoTiCE II HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ undtlagnUf, tKssui1rs Of tha ustGts "
Juteph Hra1, u. olaet, go the creditors Of,
anu al ntfaona ttNiHs eitius again.t sac saii
deceased, % eghlHit gaOla with 300 nscassaTy
vouchers, Wii1il ton inoutns Hiltr tho nrst
publication OF ms uGttre, 90 tho sad Joseph
W, nesn, ~ 40 hoFtb second West street,
salt Lake city, Utah, IN ths County OF salt
Lato.
Dated september II. isgl,
LptkPIi II. DEAN,
WIS.,. j. DEAN,
Executors u Joseph usan, dsceatel.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT


Hercules Mining Co. Mammoth. Utah
A 7 MEETING or THE DIRECTORS
~ Of the Hercules Mining 90. held a. SAT
late CITY. Aug. 80, 49, an assessment o. i've
cents per share was levied on the capuEl stock
o. We company payable Immediately 70 the
underslgned, Any stock upon which The a.
tgsamont has not been paid by october LAT lsNi
shan be declared delinquent and unltss paid bY
october gtn, lsli same shall DO sold a. Auction
10 cover asAessmoat aud eoat q AdyuTlls.ug
and sale. JAMES uE0NEY.
Treasurer.
SALT LAKE chr. September =. 1873
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

THE WEST GABLE MINING a MILLING
a company Of Utah principal place u bust
nrss room rs Progress bunding, salt LAse
CITY, Utah.
Notice, there are delinquent on the following
described stock on account OF assessment No.
., levied on tho Gu day OF June, lsyA, the
several amounts set opposite the names Of tho
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CERT Defendant
To the people o. the Territory 81 utah send
sres'ing " Caroline J. III FrfL Defendant
VOu ARE uEREnY REQUIRED TO Ar.
Il pear On An action hfuuEn against you by
the above named pitiuun in the Difulrt Court
Of the hird JudiciAi Dniriet Of the Territory
OF Utah, ana 10 Answer tho cunnlaiut nioi
therein within ten days (ekcl1sNu o. tho day
OF ssfNieel after the service oa you Of thls
summpns-f served within this county or u
served out Of this county, but IN this district,
dnYt.-or judgment " default Will DO taken
aFainst you. aoeofding 10 me payer " said
complaint
lhis SAID acton h brought 10 have decree
Of this court absolutely dNufciuE piaiuNf
from defendant anu granting piainun such
other relief ~ shall 10 agreeable 20 equity
and Fuuu conscience PRAYED on The ground
that on iay ~, ~, without auV uruNnfatiun
or cause On the part Of plainuh, defendant
wnfuiiy DESERT q planun, and ca aaid date
departed from Utah Territory. and has been
tof more than Que year last pasi, reading AZ
last Dubuque Illinois.
And you are hereby nouaed that " you fail
10 appear and answer the said complaint =.
above required. the said piAinuH vii apply 10
the court for the ranef demanded thcrrin
Witness, tho iian. samuel a, Merriit, Judge,
aud the soAi Of tho District Court u
the Third JudielAl - strict, In and
taEALl for tho Territory of Ltab THIS ilth
day 81 July. m The year % our Lord
one thousand eight hundred aud
lawn O. DUNBAR. Clerk.
ny GEO. u. LooNis, Deputy CLERK.
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Crdsr 10 show canss why orior Of sale Of real
estate should not be made
In tho matter u The csiA,s Of Robert Dye.
deceased.
DonEHr W. UYE AND JOSEPH "
III simmons, The Admlnistrat0fa Of Tie
estste OF kouert bye, doceased. having nisd
their ptutiou fefoin, du y verified. PRAY ing iof
~ order Of sale o. the reai estate u llid
deetdeni, Tor the purposes therein set icfih,
10 " therefore ordered BY tho Judge o. said
court, tlat ell persons Interested m the estate
Of said deceased. appear tefore the said PRO.
bate Court on Tuesday. the 18th day % Ocio
her. isll, ~ % O'Clock IN the forenoon ui sad
day, a. the court room q sAid PROBATE Court
~ The county Court lioufe. In the CITY aud
County % hait late. ,tAh IerritDry, TO show
cause WHY an order should NOS be granted 10
the sad administrator. 10 sell 90 much Of tho
real estate Of the said deceased stpfirAte safe
a. thali be necessRry, and that copy Of mi.
order be pubiishcf At least fodf successive
vseka In the prsrnnt fvnSts0 NUws. q
Newspaper printed aud published Ia said city
and rouuty.
Dated september ,. leo.
). q. hcNALLr,
Probate Judge
minstfatofH.
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Won ARE nEHEn REQuiufD TO Az.
pear IA an cotton brought agaiusl y0u y
", Ase,s named plainun a ny District Soun
v utAh. aud 90 answof No complaint Ned
shsfeln within ten dAYtl ttclusivs u the day Of
.snieel nisr the scfyce on Jou OF ms
snntn0a.-n served within tn. county,! o., q
served out ot ths county. bat 10 this diitrici
wilma tNeniJ days nihsrWlse uithin forty
dAft-or Judgment ~ default will DO taken
sfaintt gu. according 10 tho prayer Of sad
f6o said action u trough, ~ have judgment
against saii astrndaht. ~ sam Of L,0ll, with
interest from NOV. 70, islt, AZ " per cent per
aunum, for $50 fof aliufuSys Zee and costsof
sun alleged 10 10 due on certain prumissufy
.o,s' mAas execute ~, shy ael,,sisd ~ qgisng
october y. lttg, TOT 5000, with Interest from
date NJ 10 per cent per annum-samo bong
due and wholly unpaid save interest IN Nov,
Il. lsll, and being secured by mortgage Of
even dati on property hereinafter described,
executed by said defendants 90 plaintiff, TO
have the usual dec GO Of this court for the
foreclosure Of aAit mortgage and sale OF said
premises. EdiudFinK that proceeds Of such sails
10 applied in payment uf Amuunta due ~
above, that deiondans and All persons claim
ing under them ~ forever barred and foru.
closed otAll claim or equity OF redemption Ia
said premises. that plsinud hayn deficiency
judgment hsanst said defeudAnA-Aud for
other relief such pfemiss' are described ~
an" -slt Lake city aurvef, romtuoHcinT Al a
point on NORTH boundary lins 81 sHid lot las
NNNt We ~ MNINNNaNh NnfNNft ANNNNM running
Nest on Half line - f0tt. thence south d feet
thenceoAst % fslL thenGr n0Tth Ia feoi 10 Dos
ginning. siinAie In tAlt i.aae uity aad couhty,
Utah Territory
Ana you arc hereby notiesd that n you faN
10 ApnsAr and answer tha tAd compliant a.
above required, ne said piainuh viii anpy
TO the Court Tor thH relief demanded HERON.
witness the lien, samuel A. Merritt, JudEe,
aud tho sea- Of the district court ~
The Ihifd Judicial District In and
isKAL,l for tho Territory u Utah, tais Altt
DAY % Auuust, m The year 81 our
Lord one thousand cifht hundred
and nlnrtvsiNt.
DAVID q. DUNBAR. Clerk.
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sheep Rock NlulHF& Milling Compsny. l.
cation OF principal plsss OF business, NJ
Lake Gay, Utah.

NOTICE Is MEhiHY GWEN THAT AT
~ Ameeung Of the directors % zoe hhosp
Rock Miring a Milling COMPANY, held AZ At
iake cay On the tih day OF octuUrr, isHs, an
htttssmeut ~ two lll cents ptr suaie wac
levied upon No raHiiel HtpeE Of ihH elr1nra-
Ton, pay abie forthwith g. william Campluil.
" atafor, AZ tao Oilfe Of ths caMpnlr, ia
houtn SIAN street, slt Lake tty, Utah. AEY
hofA upon Naltl tHis aTaessaHrUt an4li ftmam
unpaid on mo iain aay OF suyemlcr. tsli, vii
~ ani 10 de larsi delinquent auu A1yerused
Tor sale ~ public auu iuu, ana unlOss payment
a. maue nsi.Fa VAL no sod ~ puHlir auHuOn to
her, 1872, az !. uclncs a., a the oirre q zoe
ruiuptby. 70 pay tho de,inluont lssetsmtnt
loselher Win cos1 o. sd'cfasing hnu expense
Ny vrdsr VI the board Of directors.
WILLIAM CAMPBELL,
hscy. AAd Treas.
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The People Of the Territory Of Utah send
ErcouuF, To Mcla b.. rtuclc, ocotge "
ttooio, ulah Nauonal haak "a corpora
toni. Joseph 81 stout, b. 81. uieason.
Thatcher Milllug a Elevator Co, "a coz.
TofAfionl, -. 81 steele, DudlcT smith and
Jchn u. tteeio. co'partuofs doing business
A. 10, ~. steele a Co.. defendAnts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-09
1sIRAY POUND NOTICE.

ZANE DARK Ray HORSE ABOUT TEN
" years old, white saddle marie
one bay horse about twelve yoara old, brand
on right shoulder. hind feet aud nose white.
II the above described animals nTn not
claimed aud taken away on or before october
II, i-ia they will be sold nj CITY Eauay Pound
"-F JOHN O. MATToX,
Pound Keeper
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-09

And IN accordance with tho law and tho
order o. the board Of directors OF sad com,
pAay % macy shares Of each parcel Of such
stock ~ may 20 necessary viii 10 sold ~ the
eflce Of the companY IN salt Laka cry, Utah
ON the nth day OF october. 1895. ~ the hour of
io'clnck y. N. ~ san day 20 pay delnquen
A.sessment thereon, together with the coat %
advertising and expenses Of sale.
september 18th, isSA
GEO RYAN,
bseTslsrn