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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-12-20
Bows. Dig Up.

All who are indebted TO me are re-
qneeted to settle their accounts at once,
either by cash or note, as l expect to
leave here soon. Delays are dangerous,
SO be quick about it. After Jan. /, 1896,
ten per cent interest will be charged OH
all accounts. j. w. BARR.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-12-20
"Every WON ANS Frlend."

Gives color to the cheek, sparkle to
the eye and peace to the mind. Posi-.
tive cure for female troubles. Address
Mrs. l.. Vernon, Business Manager
Stockton, California.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-12-20

Plenty Of potatoes at low figures at
James w. Smiths.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-12-20

Good sawed cedar shingles at James
w. Smiths at ~ per M
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-12-20
County Warrants at Face.

| will take county warrants at their
face value in trade at my store in Con-
don. s. b. BARKER.
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Today's Police Court.

Horny Hall plead gully to being
drunk and was fined $3.50.
{. +. KimbEll and j. Jacobs were
found riding on the sidewalk and I'm
DE wheeling II without lamp Las,
evening and the city has consequently
So more IN It's treasury.
lho CAGE ugoiDst }. &. Bowfing, w
&. u wfing and John II. White, Mar.
srt street gr10ers, Tor obsttucliug tho
sidewalk, was continued until July IS.
Walter Breckenridge, a soldier, wa
fined g Tor drunkenness.
The case OF tho City va John Nor
ri'on was tried this afternoon before q
Jury, The charge was ths-efectisn Of q
woOicn building inside the Ore district.
Attorneys John NJ. Zane and John
w. Burton were counsel for defense
anu J. H.. Dormor aud John Jamea Tor
the prosecution. j. II. II. Saxman, a
clgSr dealer, was the complaining wit.
ness. He stated that about last Sep.
tembaf wooden building was placed
In position ON East Temple street, south
OF Gldbe.Pitls drug store, and used az
n cigar stand In competition with his
own.
John Morrison took the stand for the
dolense ana stated that his stand was n
box aud not building. w. ID. Virtue
testified that Saxman had offered n
certain amount TO any one who would
bring n charge against Morrison. When
the NEWS went To press the jury had
not given Its verdict.
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THE BICYCLE ROAD RACE.


Despite the threatening weather q
large contingent OF Fenton,s admirers
arrived In town this morning to wit.
uess the road race that positively takes
place this evening at o'clocs. Fen
ton came In iast night and Is in the
PINK OF condition. Ho Ia nurslng 3
sore finger still It IL not bad enough to
be an excuse Tor his not getting a good
place at the fnish.
TodaJ's rain IL reported No being
very heavy towards Bountiful asa
There are runOfs VI washOuts aud pud.
uIes galore along the road, a.iil the
Knowing Onr7 assert that the prevail.
ing WIND auu sun Will ere this race hAs
s1si'cu, have converted the ROAD into
al Ideal tack Tor TOAD racing aud one
may oXpeC, g. Witness u close struggle
Tor the time ptize which viii ne pulleI
IOWn notuu or two on Decoration
Days Time. Jensen, CopnlbeaT
anu Fenton will start at thu
scratch, with rome fiity odd mon TO
calch up nDd pass ~ possible. Gfeat
Interest 10 manifested Ia tho event, anu
II expected that fully 900 slucta-
ton VIII give the little steam motors n
hafd task % II ~ pun them o. Farm.
ingiOn on lime. However, Manager
Enfly has anpiu accommodation f1r
III, anu promises that tins race viii
ECLIPSE apythii z In the road race .luI
rs yes gwen In the West.
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LITTLE BOB" WINS AGAIN.


KANSAS Cry, Ju y0.-Bob Thomp.
,'n, colorcd lightweight OF salt
Lac aud Jim rompkins, also colvred,
" uaIVtslyn, fought nine bloody
'0uhl' near this city tonight for u
purse Of $500. Tompklns was the
uFe'lo' In reach AMI height, but
isvAel 10 science, and although show
w w., tsmafhable gameDess, was counted
'u1 w lhe uluIh round. Oscar Gard.
~ Tue Omaha KID" was referee.
IN inc hrst round Thompson landed
L'a'elIy with his lett on rompkins's
~, /" The succeeding rounds Bob
M auuGtl to rain blows right aud left,
s Ts I,alvt'ton man being compelled 10
s "I'n 70 avoid punishment. Ia the
\, g'u u, touhI Tompkiun was groggy ami
v,lLehlhg, fell 10 tie floor, blood
Tru,uhg from his nose. In he ninth
r ',ou',ton had no compassion and re.
so', N'y sent lis Antagonist To thu
any, S',f. iompkins finally was ooupteu
ne made an unsuccessful eff n
@@ ,,. 10 his feet. HIS iaoe was a
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committed some time Rgl with q yifI
~ Spanish Fork. Barnett wa. ir.
dlcled iot the oionse lusl DC OUul. The
gin has since married.
Bishop n. G. Murdoch, Of Cher co.
ton, came down yesterday o. ntt,ud
the birthday social given 10 Elder
Wilkins IN the Second war; meeting
house last evening. lie brought Ia .r
mothef-in.law, Mr.. Sarah Barney.
with him. Sheis So yeafs Of age, ani
was baUt.2f early Ia 1881. The ven.
,fablc lazy will attend the old pooult's
gathering In Pleasant Grove tumJr.
row.
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Missionaries Farewell.

N''' night a pleading program was
, "1-'''u At the entertainment given
:. aOnof Of Elders Wallace CasIleton
:, .I Horace Barton In tho Twenty.
~. ward assembly hall. The ward
E ,iuOets anu friends OF the young
,,S I,m lalronizel the entertainment
S1T'I''1'ly aud the voluntary coptrI.
G',I amounted TO Sl4U.
a., DSl''ng tho evening speechos wore
az. uy Elders j. Butrowa, n. q.
s,,. ~ ~ aud W. d. oven and re-.
H. ~, ~. IVY blshop WOolloy, ali Of which
h ius.luctivo and emcoufagimg to
s,pv pp,a,lling missionarios. Tho liar.
IA zee zee club AMI Ladies, Aiandoiin
d NIl,sI CLUB gave songs aud nlusle
N,,,,. 'Sty entertaining CHARACTER.
nys Ensign and Ash worth eaeh
Rn,,'se several solos and Miss Nellie
i,,sS Sse ana Niles Annie owen rem.
Gso, some pleasing sOngs.
sI,oI,,se Oolletl gave some humorou,
Ons and Miss Alice Caller pre-.
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uGDtN, UqAH,

n runaway wa caused yesterday by
though lees boy nsmed Metric Cook.
VINO was uinpl yrd by the city, sweep.
Tug on Tween y.FIhh street. Ray
ho'H was drlyiuE his iathef's team
lswn that street when tbs boy Cook
| pvEtu one Ui the horses IN tho side
win MS broom Whicn caused them o.
iuu away, tue wagon ttriglng u q.
graph pole anu teluug tue horses ir "a.
In lhtir mad fuu they Cama IA con.
tact with smutthwaits's delivery
wagon which they made uaG worn ui,
rue boy pall for the tU4gur Of tut
buggy tut has no more money to pn,
ui 600 damages 10 suuTthwaits's
wagon with.
Lniei u Poles Davenport had
rut flea against him Tor
s0,VlO damages by tue ATTORNEYS
~ " a, AicNAu e.. Davenport al
rested AIoKauurf ON n telcgfam from
Chlti Crowley Ui Gan Francisco on an
alleged charge Of umuUEzIumtut aud
dtlaiuo. HIM four nouns IA tue CITY
hail, when lie was released, Tor when
no wants 5000,
ffail women and gamblers are pay.
ing tribute to the city IieA,uty.
NJ. A. Hall, OF Rush valley, T3oele
county came 10 Ogden ana idenIiiiAI
niue head VI the cattle which James
Marlin nnd sam stiingham we're ar.
rested for stealing NJ belonging TO the
Sinater ettito Ia Rush valley. The
dufenuHnts were taEeu before COM
missioner rerutG ana tue case was con.
huuel Tor ten days.
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LOCAL SPORTING NEWS.


Jim Williams has returned from
Cftedc, where ho met nud defeated
Mexican Pete, aud h now looking
about Tor another match. Whether or
not he will accept the challenge Of
Gordon C0'iss rs not definitely known,
but II Is generally believed that hu Will
tot iof the reason that few Of the local
,p1fts believe that the colored mau
lolongs to his class, though he " larger
ami IOs'Userr n longer roach anu has
much "a friruco M n pugiilstic way TO
Ni' credit lhc cause OF Jim'H uclay
q. Creole alter his fight with Mexican
Pete stcus 10 have been "a iaIurO 10
Iumplly collect money instly due him
on account Vt his victory. The
amOuuI Ia dispute amounted to $500
Nn4 va. only recovered vita assistance
gwen ~ Tue sheriff.
Jun Ia Ju.t now negOt atipg lot
"nseW between his brUlhtt Henry
aud Dies case. hut II Il GGuouul II
they viii ever "gei tOgt thor" Jim, II
AppsafF, wants Case 10 hold out OF a
pune u sl6O from the salt Lake Ath.
fNffN ht"" AAH ~ lHN ~ - ANNttlh 10"
Tue Eight to come OH In ilheen day,
Gaze 10 train down 10 lao pounds ny
that time. He now weighs III aud
b., friends cay that he caungt reduce
bls weight at the rats Of half . uu1
Aasy without over training and gel-
Ting OUT Of condition. a gOoI deal II
issling IL being stirred up among the
ifofts 10 regard TO the matter, and the
accusation made that Ia, Hil.iam,'s are
n'l very anxious TO have the al iir
lull q y from tue fact that they ins st
thsuch close icTms, and know Case to
esa t,c.pedly clever man In his line.
Roosevelt there are those who are will
lhs-At lelst they ray soto back
young Henry for any reasonable !
im0unL They laugh at the Insinua.
uon that tue Williams boys are show
lhs Tue white feather and say that II |
regulations arc closed thtt Henry viii |
test,
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rolALizERs OF COUNTY TAXES.
Petitions Received, Attachments Al.
lowed. Claims Referred and
Appeals Denied.

The BOARD Of equalization met this
morniug ut 10 O'Clock, IN the probate
,outt room. Sslectmon Roberts, Chfis.
ANDERSON sni GoddcJ ard Council
mao Curtis Mason were present, and
Iudee McNslly absent. Attachments
we're allowed to the following petition.
ets NJ inJl9ated:
wm. J. .. Dell, INDECENT, f2.7O;
Apjrew p. Madsen, INDECENT, $40;
Mary G. Gleason, INDECENT, $3.50; sRran
TIiplet, on account Of old tg., $40,
sn,anuah lIutchinRs. widow, ~ 90;
Annie Bull Hooper, widow, slO;
Tsthoflne Bevaus, widow, 80 rs; Anu
NiTop. $40, and 500 or personal
n,operty; Eliza u. Matthews, Grnisu;
hsnsdicto Pierce, widow, 80 50;
nsehsi Chandler ON AccOuIt OF sick.
No., %; Elizabeth l.. Frewens,
giJov, 10; Ssfan swift ct nj, widow,
no. Isabella n. Jones, widow, $500,
Hopkin Jonts, INDECENT, $40; Ge,.
Coombs, INDECENT, 80; Augusta
Rogers, widow, So; Anutow Peterson,
widow 80; Tbus. Hewlett, 50; Anu
l0Wley, luulReult 80 oV, AAu, ~ ahhlDui
denied Mary a. Kuisoi improvements
rsduced 500; Richard Rogers, widow,
1910: Sarah Pearson, widow, $500;
\ mia SorcusJn, on account OF OLD
zee. q. 90; Sarah Williams, INDECENT,
$500, Anna SAvllle, widow, 80 o.;
Cafl J. pcttert0n, ueuicd; BsrBh;
G. W. Hickenl iopor widow, s. %
Rose Lindnlty, widow, 5000; Mary
LIdile ct al, referred TO nssrss0f; a.
W. Winbcfg, referred ~ nssrss0r.
The petitions VI the following were
referred 10 the assessed: TIL mas g..
shearmau, Peter Erickson, Mary
LIdd.e ct al,, and A. w. Winbrry.
The assessment Of tue imLrov, mHulr
a Thomas sherman was reduced 900
and hi, personal pr perry SllT tue iu
provsnents u Mary Ann kel,oI $500;
The Improvements ~ John Leus j..
500 lhr petitions # Eliza q.
Mathows, Il ward Rushton aud Ca
J. Patterson were denied. Emma J.
Van NilkeuJuTg, Widow, $40; Anuir |
HlwelIs. widow, slO; Jonn Evsns, In.
ulseu', 20 30.
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The Silver Campaign.

AZ stated in yesterday, NEWS, the
executive committee OF the Bimetalllo
Union met, together with Prom nent
business men anu 1eliboTatei upon
their future work. II wa, decided to
get as close to the enemy as possible,
consequently Chicago was chosen a.,
the place for permanent headquarters,
and IN accordance herewith Secretary
Light lett last night for Denver, from
whence he VIII proceed To ChicAgO and
nj once begin active preparations tor
the battle royal.
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Personal Meniinn-

NJ the Iompletou arc l.. d. Yea.
mann and wife Of Peoria, H., and 7. N.
Buinet OF Chicago.
Mis' II. Perkins Of Spokane, Wash,
~ registered at the Walker.
The knuisiord Ia catering to the fol.
lowing; w. n. Deuber, j. Chillbera
ani q. II Cpud,lI Of Omaha, John
Dairj, janice d. Hague, Alex. q.
Fisk ana L.. Waldo Ward Of New
York, and +. W. Teeplc Of Chicago.
a. Riley, Omaha, Simon VILE, Gu.
cinbhti aud -. A.. Pitts OF Boise CITY
are OF the Cullen.
Judge George w. Bean Of Richne'd
u IN town ana will remain here for "a
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The RIO GHnde Western Railway
agents viii, beginning on July isi, eel
tAcufsion ucH,ts 10 GlUnwDOd Springs
ana return via the Denver ~ RIO
1rsndo Railroad, nj Slp.OO. These
Tickets viii 10 good three days from
date u sale, and will include two days
BOARD Of the Hotel Colorado, and two
baths ~ The famous Glcuuood Springs.
Tho Hotel Colorado, ~ G'cnwood
SPRINGS, IL the hnesi and best hotel In
Colorado.
The Rio Gnnde Western agents will
also cell excursion Tickets 10 Glpuwood
SPRING, VIA the famous Denver a Rio
Hfando lIailroai, good thirty days for
3s2ul, or sixty nny0 lot Sgj 40.
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Mining Snit

Helen w. ReubhRuson and LsonaTd
Hlpert have entered suit against Wm.
Il. Bsloher, claiming the Berkeley
and Southern Mining claims, In Big
Cottonwood district. They sAy Mr..
kelcher's clsims, The Success and
Nouuy, overlap theirs, hence the liIi-
gallon 10 prevent n patent DeIug issued
10 MT. BelChet.
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Wheel CInb Incoinorates.

The Zi,n Wheel CLUB FLED their atli.
cles OF incorporation today with the
county clerk, having tho following
,tilcers ard dIrcct1fE James W.
Nelll, pref en'i II. =. Comfy, vi 'p.
ifcsiIen'; r. "A. McKRig, sCcr ary;
A. +. II ldon, w. ID. Rlsnei, ~. NJ.
; arp Jr, AIR. sharp AMI Il. w.
Officer.
Ihe corporation has n capital stock
~ 81 jOO, and there are go shares VI
s. sacu, lis object IL to promote
amateur cycling AMI athletics, the
articles provide Tor club hOuse
tqu ppud Ia modern STYLE.
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The Great Western Manufacturing
Go. 's now prepared TO furnish 10 H.
customers the celebrated Michigan
P'ansiiier, the latest aud best thing
out. Complete mills Of any system or
style iurnisheI Oh short office. Prices
low. IL VIII he IN your advantage g.
rn, suli JoF. w. WI sou, Salesman, No.
.3' SouiI, d % Es.t Stree, before pur.
c aslrg mills ~ mill supplies Of any
d 'cfil i9". =. q. Box D52. TeIr.
hone 100. = ll Lake City.
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Kesisns as Lienlennnf.

Fifst Lieutenant l.. A, smith, Troop
q Fret Cavalry, recently elected
major, today tonieiei his Reclamation
nom The former position ia order that
ne might assume the dutios NJ tho
latter. The vacancy thus created Ia
Troop & Will soon 10 filled.
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DR.. PARKS Lecliro postnoned.

The lecture by DR.. PARK which was
10 have been given tomorrow evening
before tho summer school, has been
postpcned TO n later date by reason II
me present. illness Of that gentleman.
IL VIII, however, be given before the
Close Of the summer school.
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COMM Il II CHA L..

SALT LAKE CLEARING HOUSE.
IOiay's clearing house exchange,
amounted 10 s227,3l5, same day las,
year, sl2l $50.
ToDAY's QUOTATIONS
New fork.-silvrr o.; lead, S3.lgi.
Londot -3J 9.lBd.
OHg AND BULLION.
7. II. Jones n Go. received today:
Built. $500.
W. =. Mccormick y Go. received TO
Jay: SILVER anu lead uics, g., 900.
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ART, SOCIETY AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS,

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PHovo, urAu,


Three damage suits have been fled
IN the Fitst district court ngalnst tue
Meadow Irrigation company. Pttuf
Gfeeuhalgn nsss Tor S5,U01. Joseph
Grsennalsh Tor $1,000 aud Peer l..
GTronhaigh, n minor, Tor $4,000,
alleging lRag on toe g7,h day OF May,
this yeSr, the Irrigation company, Uy
its ofiicers, wtOnglully caused pain.
tifs TO be- hrresied anu Imprisoned for
ten days. FGOnI Information received
Outside oi Iuu complaint, II Is learned
that PLAINTIFF claim they were taking
water owned by them, ana that the
board OF directors Ut the Defendant
corporation made an order to have
them arrested on u charge OF taking
water whicn dld not uolong to then IA,
anu cautsd gGid arrest ~ be made, max
ins the complaint, before justice OF tne
peace, VINO wRsR member OF the cor.
pUrsuUu, and having tho warrant
served by n constable, ALEC member
OF tie irrigation company, and that
alter depriviUg piaiutils Ui their Ito.
erty Tor ten days, caused the charge TO
DO disclosed, thdlug that tGty lad nO
O4Ee.
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sentei sconc from Harriet Bcecher
Stoowo'o Tho Minister'S woainr.O
Elders Barton end Cas,lston, in cam.
parry win Ildets Liudsav, Of Bear
iakc, anu Clsyson, of Payson, leave
lot hustfalasia, their field Of labor, To-
morrow eyepinp.
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thltAGo NAHEHt
Cticago, close. July 10.
Wheat July. .ag, September, elliott.
torh-JulN %, september o.
OAu-Juy ~ September /.
lurG=JulY, 81 Do. september. Hl3 %.
lurd-luiy, b2' sopicmucr sIl3
llbs-JuIyt iI.ut..t
UyC-is,
harley september o.
HlHA=Hl 30.
WlHUlHE.
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ReIief SOcIely ENcnlslnn.

The annual excursion Of the Relief
Society will he held at saltair wedne, :
DAY, July II. An interesting prugtam
WIZ ue gwen. All are cordially iu-
vltod 10 attend.
NJ. lsABELLA HORNE,
PRECEDENT.
MAEukEI a. CAiNE,
Secretary
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Notes.

Fred B'rnstt,o OF Payson, was arrest, d
yesterday AID taken before Commits.
slOner Miner, where lie was placed
placed under bonds u $500, 10 Hyptat
Tor trial On u charge OF fUTuiCaliOn
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" ~ Awraa.

lANsLN-in salt Lake CITY. IuIy 4 lEls
u humorrhhgc, iAIlu, daughter " rottr
l., aud Augusta llhufeu. OF the second Ward,
alter a lingering Zines OF tlgbi yrara, aged L
yuurs.
luncral was hold atthc SECOND ward meeting
house today Wednesday, Juiy 90. tt2p.m.
LANNt-in salt LaAcItity, July 10, l,l5. OF
oldaEC, LUCINDA Ihyuu, born July ~. 1873 ia
hatruu county, henturEy.
Funeral on Friday, At 90 a,u,, from residence
~ her daughter, Mrs George Welding, No, .ls
lnNitcd.
ogden and sau Bsruariino. California, "a.
puTs, please copy,
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srocKs Avn mAnKEra.


oNAlA LNE sroCE.
Special 10 ne NEWS
south Omaha Ncb. July 10.
Cattle receipts, llpg=markOt art,p and
steady
NniiNc beef steers $50 $50
western steers, b. sIto .lsl.
towst s1h. tugs.71,
Feeders, t2fA tuatuU
shcrp, no rtceipta, good demand.
thuirr westerns Ht a.. .i- So
lamuHt }huy 60 s3.5u.
NtM NuuN, July Trading was lively a.
inc FlaIi aud pfieos generally higher sugar
anu huntington soon advanced I pHr cent
'h'Ag1 Eas up.u"i 0. higher, UuI % Hood ct
salus Hpuu fcut tho prire uuAug.,nb. Thg
marAtt 100 genera. Vas affected ul the raid uu
tuleasp rus sugar tvrrucd e., ~ 10 the
eIur's we're driven 10 cover. sugar gained .,
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IlIese in Mnh

a martlsce licerse was Issued today
70 Goorse Il. Klotz, aged "a. and
Emna Antouson, aged %, 10th ef
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INcursln" a. baltimore, ud, IuIy
a. ~, Via tn" Uuion Pacific.
% rhnv" "'i,s me Uuiul Pacific
vii Inu.I .In UrEBis 10 Bait
900 f', &C., NJ 1870, & cd Icturliug
untu Angat 81. Ino shortest and
fastest linz.
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Assignee Sal. OF the Burton.aatdnrr
Lumber Yard and Planning NH
lIunI.


Assivnsc sale at the HurIon.Ga,dnrr
Lumber Yard and Planning NH
fiHnt,
The UNDERLINED assignee will sell,
on Tu siay, Ju y 10, 1895, ut II
O'Clock, noon, 90 the highest bidder
for cash, at tho BuTlOu-GATdnpT COM
psnyb former chico, on state street,
lotweon Eighth aud Ninth South,
Salt Lake city, Utah, tho entire plain.
ing mill plant and lumber yard Of said
company, consisting Of about one and
one quarter acres Of land, with rail-
way switch, lumber sheds, one two.
story barn, one three-r ON frame reel.
dence, one large twC.siory frame plain.
ing mill, fully equipped with the latest
improved macRirery. including an
electric dynamo Of 3l.hOrse power.
Also one large MUsleT safe OF 1900
IOunda weight, In good condition.
Also a number OF fence machines ana
other personal property formerly
owned by said Burton.Gardner com.
paDy.
Also all tho intefest Of said Burton.
Gardner company and said assignee I'm
three certain frame residences, two Of
seven rooms ami one Of six, with
water Attachments, situated on lot q,
bloch 80, plat "B," Salt Lsko city sul.
yey, Utah.
ssid property will BIO sold In bulk OF
separate parcels, us may best suit The
purchasers,
For further particulars and for de.
scriptiOn Of property apply 10 the un-
hrFsignrd nj his once In the DeseTsl
National bank building, Salt Lake
City, Utah,
OSCAR w. MOVIE,
Assignee Burton Gardner Company.
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