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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-21
Notes from Lehi.
,elal Corre.pon denee 70 Lhe SIM.

special Correspon dsneo TO the NEWS
LKnI, Sept. 2l.-Mr. WIN. q. Evan,
while handling eomo part OF the horis
power ola threshlng machine, got hli
hand caught In between the cog wheolf
and had one OF his fingers taken Oh.
Some time ago he got two OF his nm
gers taken on from his other haod
while feeding n m0lssses mill.
Little Orin Lewis, sou OF Henry
Lawig, fell from barn aud broke his
arm. II was sci anu the little fellow
ia doing ~ well hs can be- expected.
Three smart toys Of American Fork
gave our town call ana got too much
LIQUOR within themselves. The conse.
quenos wAs-a marshal, a Judge, and
our city treasury 81. 90 tho better of.
Laet week Mr, John CllstOn Loaf his
NAtoh and Aiss Thomas lost her beau.
tiiul gold watch also. Tho lady was
Fortunate In recovering hers, u poor
tramp discovering the sans neer the
u. T.. depot.
The Sunday schools OF Lebl held
their thirtieth anniversary on Sunday.
Two sestlOna were held aud very
nus program was rendered. We were
blessed with the presence Of the FOL
lowing brethren OF the Sunday School
Union boATdi George Goddard, devrge
Reynolds anu J. q. Cutler, also Elders
Rollins anu Booth OF tho Stake super
intendsnoy AZ we'll rs visitors from
Alpine ana other places, besides
Bishop J. II. Cutie and lcounSelors OF
the ward. These brethren all gave good
advice. The report given showed an
improvement In our Sunday school
work. Tho following named persons
were pIesent who took part IN tne first
Anniversary thirty years ago, James
Kiikunm, N. A. Brown. J. w. GoatsB,
Lucy FIX, William Syulhwick, NJ. A.
Webb. NJ. Anderson, II. II. Cutler,
William Yates, A. A. Peterson, Re.
hecea Evans. William Quincy, J. u.
Rots, James Cough, Elizabeth CLARK,
James Broadbont, Laura Cutie, J. w.
Fox.
IL u considered by the citizens here
Apleating sight to sec team load alter
Team load Of beets going TO tho sugar
factory day after day, depopitlpg their
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reasureH Of sweet into the mammoth
beet sheds. II means sugar for the
company ana money for the people.
On Saturday, Sept. ~, The Utah
sugar company run through the fac.
tory 1878 tons Of beeia In tveniy.iour
houts. This IL considered 1, he ono Of
the best runs ever made by this com.
pany In The start OF the season. Supt
Granger Informs us that sverythirg At
tue works IL running very em0tthly,
and gu account OF the luo weather tbs
beois are very high 10 quality and nfo
turning out fne lot OF sueaf. Beets
ATE ooming In from all the towns in the
county and tue tonnage N the largest
this year Of any past eoasonf.
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He was mean creature. and 10 his
moanneSs was added such designing
wickodnoss rs Is rarely shown by man.
He went into a newspaper Office tho
other morning and offered the follow
ing advertisement for publication;
Notice If the plain looking won.
an, about 10 years Of age, who lost a
pockotbook containing 60 l2s I'D. in
s. street ON Tuesday afternoon will
apply to -. she can have the money
by paying for this advertisement
Tho mean wretch had seen the lady
drop the pooketbook and wished to re-.
tain the contents for himself. He was
Of opinion that no woman would an.
sww the advertisement, rs no had
worded IL, for 80 small sum Us SO l2s
cd. lie was correct -Pearson's Weekly
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NOTICE

ryuEHr ARE DELINQUENT UPON THE
blowing dotcnucdatock Of tic Atlantic
Niniur q Milling 90 on account Of assess.
mouti levied OetluUr sth, itlt; February 18th,
100, August igth. 1901 hptil giHt. 100 aud
August 18th. lsaA The amounts set opposite
the names u tho respective tharctoidcrai
40. ~ No. Of
Name. Ccruneatc. sharca Amt
james O. novorldFu 1900 $500
And in accordance with the law and intiitn-
tons uf Tic board % directors, made August
lsih. ts|N, % many shares Of THIS parcel Of
siock A. may be necessary, will DO sold on the
lNih day o. rcrtcmbtr, los, atg O'Clock D. lu 4,
~ tho uhrc 90 the company, as uOoly block,
assortment and tho coat OF adycrtialng and
expense % sale.
q. A, GRANT. Secretary.
ulLn nL LLlL nmllIuhiInn AuEu.L u. l.l.-
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After careful consideration OF the
reports recently submitted by the 10.
ucivcfa OF tho Bank OF Salt Lake, u
hra been decided TO call n meeting o
Ne dopositofs Tor the purrooe OF discusi'
ing AID agreeing upon such lino OF
seton AZ may appear wisost 10 ihoui.
To this emf meeting 10 called 10 tnbe
place at Oh CITY Hall 90 Tbufsipy
rvoning next ut 8 o'clock. II IA nho
desiTed that committee reptetsntir &
the dcpcsitots u the Fret Bank ti
MotcuT b. Ia attendance that an tx.
precision may be had rom that suufo' .
NJ. l.. MULvEY,
l.. G.. Trent.
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sI.oo Provo ana neturn Win hi
srnnae western Railway.

On repttmtrf 20 ana -. *. q. W.
ny. cells n ke.s % Provo nnd ic,utn
nj sl.gU. Iraine Leave Snlt Late Slly
vt 7.5u y. M, 1880 ,. M, $500 }. ~: anu
5i0 g.. m. Roiurn tTains leave ff1V'
$3.50 .. M, l0:5S o. M, 8;ts u nl'i
1904 II. M, speuini train will leave
Salt Lake CITY At $50 o. m. AMI fetu'i
late In the Night
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NoTIeE of TRusTle,s SALE.

NOTICE j. uEHEnY GIVEN THAT IN
~ accordance with and under tho power
and authority ranted BY that eeftain deed Of
uust made Aunuat 2ith, tsui, tc tho under
siFued trustee, executed By Henry A. wooloy
AMI julia y. Nooley. hia wife, ana recorded ON
the .ifd day OF July. lsN. in Hook - o." Of
mortgages, pages 40 10 tll, IN tho once OF tho
County Recorder of Hait Lake County, Utah,
which notice ia hereby rofefrcd TO and made
part uf thit notice, The undersigned trustee
Will oncr for sale aud sell - The highest bidder
Tor cnsh ~ tho front door Of the salt Lake
County Court House, to-wit fhc south front
entrance % mo tity aud County Buudlng IA
salt iAkc CITY, Utah, on the llth day OF Octo.
Der, isll, At i1u'cl0cs nooA on that day, ali tho
real estate hereinafter described. or 20
much thereof az may be necessary TO
pay and discharge tho Indebtedness secured
by SAID uust deed aud tho amount OF
all taxes or assessments on aAld premises paid
in accordance with said Trust Deed by the
holder % said indebtedness, and Interest and
reasonable attorneys fees and compensation
Of aAid Irultcc. And costa Of this notice And
expenses Of faio.
Tho sale wilt DO made At the request Of tho
holder 81 said Indebtedness and because OF
default IN payment Of said Indebtedness At
the mnturiiy thereof said real estate above
referred t1is HttuAted In NAlt Lake County.
Utah, Anc bounded aud described a. follows.
to.wit. All OF lot -Four (D. Biock Forty ak
(iel, Plat "D' OF salt Lake CITY survey
JOHN NJ. CANNON, Trustee.
BARLOW fhhdusos, Attorney for Trustee.
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"For year, lsya capt. G. Musllet
81 have relied ore unon Ayers flIi1
than anything el.e IN the mtu iciht
Chtai, 10 regulate nv howelFinnu " w
Of the shlp's crew. Thesr WIS are ny
severe In their nctior, nus 10 '"ei'
work thoroughly"
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Ayers sapapariiln T. not tecfsl
preparation. Any physician may haVo
tbs FORMULAS on application. Inc seoi.'
OF it, tuccets ne a medicine I's IN ~
extraordinary power 20 oleanso 'ht
blood OF lmuuriiles and cure tho NOS
deprecated cases OF hlood.dlsoaie.
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"Tho most curious thing in the
world"- began Bixloy.
Hush" hoarsely whispered tho hor.
rihed Junkina. with a gesture toward
the door. "sho's in the next room. -
London Tit.Bits.
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NOTICE.

SALT LAkL CIR. sept 10, istG
nun ANNUAL sTOCkHOLpERs' MEET.
i lnE % the Echo Land a STOCK Co. viii
hr htld ~ their once with spencer Clhwaon n
Co., llu broadway, Monday, october ON. ise,
~ " M. Tor tho election Of oliiccfs and such
other business aH may come before a.
n. n. CLAW bON JiL.
Aorv. and Ireaa
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Heroes in history seem to us poetic
because they aro there, But II We should
tell the simple truth Of some OF ouy
neighbors 1t would sound like poetry. -
q. w. Curtis
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fthe hair 10 faliiug DOT or lurni ng
gtay. tie glands OF % o skin noel siinl
ulaung and clioT-'otd, aud tho ~
remedy and itlmiiaut - BalPa hnii
n nnMNI.
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Officers in tho British army and ma.
Wy, who arc all Of the rank Of gentle
men, take precedence according to rank
In their profession.
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All tho timer This condition 10 sure
indication thst your blood 10 not rich
aud nourlahing a. II ought TO be aud a.
u might be II you Will take y few
bottles OF tho great blood ruflner,
Hood's Hsriarafilia. Thousnnds write
that Hood's BAfsspafiila htH cured
them of that tire feeling by glving
them rich, red blood.
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Cleanse your blood with q odbe ~
Compound safhapnfilla. has no
oquhl.
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HOODS PILLS act easily and
promptly on the liver and bowels. Cure
sick headache. O
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tho new pozaosi Puyp Bozf It Is given
irco with each toy u Powder. Al for II.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

London. Jan. l5.-Silver, So-sd. Consols,
1e7 5-l6
New York. Jan. 1.-THE Evening Posts
London financial caAIegram says; The
stock markets were active and buoyant to-
day. investment stocks leading on cheap
money. Consols sold at I07is. English rail-
ways were especially strong. on the begin
ming or the dividend announcements.
which are favorable. The demand for
South American governments and South
American railroads continues. The issue
OF a Chilean loan OF $40 90 is expected
soon. Americans were distinctly better.
Regarded from the investment point OF
view. the opinion here is still against
Americans. but the opinions consider that,
given a calm in politics, the size OF the
new American loan. IL successful, affords
a strong bull point for speculation at pres
ent prices. The strong rise in Australian
mines continues. The Paris and Berlin
markets were strong. but the former shows
no signs of a return 10 the recent activity.
London. Jan. 15.--At the wool auction to-
day 7,95o bales were offered. OF which 100
were withdrawn. A better selection vas
offered. of which large quantity suitable
for American buyers was a feature. Sales:
New South Wales. 5l4 bales; secured, 9a1dal
Is Cd: greasy. 7s.4Sd; Victoria, 2.3lo bales;
secured. Sisdegls Ga. greasy. 7sdlld; South
Australia, 2.I0I bales. greasy, sulV;21;
Swan river, I'll bales, greasy. 5Al6d New
Zealand. 1,oOD bales: secured, T7adGls gied:
greasy, 4ieaild: Cape OF Good Hope and
Natal. s45 bales; sc0uI-d, lol-d4ls "a;
greasy, 5i.472.d.
Bread~tuffs and Grains.
Liverpool. Jan. 1a-Wheat-Spot. steady;
demand poor; No. red winter. - Al; Ne.
2 red spring. stocks exhausted; No. hard
Manitoba, SIS 4i4d; No. California. SIS 5l4d.
Futures opened easy and unchanged. and
closed quiet, with near positions I'D lower:
January, 5s I'd; February. IS 4lsd; March.
5s 4S.d; April. IS sd; June, IS 5lAd.
'Corn-Spot, steady; American mixed
new, IS 2lsd. Futures opened duh and I'M
changed: closed steady, I'D higher for
May: January. IS 21zd; February and
March, SIS 2lxd; April. IS 2sad. May and
June. IS Sd.
Flour-Steady: demand. fair; ST. Louis
fancy winter, Is.
Hops.
Hops-At London. Pacific coast. g IS.
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The steamer Umatilla sailed from San
Franeisco Wednesday with these passen-
gers. For Vtct0ria-Rey. p Brennan, X.
I Horton, Mics Raeburn, Mrs. q. Work.
q J. Faliorl and wife, Miss Fallon. Mrs.
shoulder, SIR. Bunzott. Mrs. Bush5y. Miss
Burns.
port Townsend-w. .. Cox. Mrs. r. Nor
rison and SON r. A. Clark. r. W. Collins,
]. Bcmholdt. r. NJ Tanner, l.. A. Ward,
". c. Clark. J. II. Gueas. 9. A. Hofe and
wife. ". 9. shufe. ". r. Reid.
Seattle. Baitaff 9. ". Brown, J. Dav-
enpcrt, G. ". Escott. Miss Driska. Mrs.
Msrvyn. Mrs. J. w. Ksaney and daughter.
Mrs Beckman. VI. Goldstein, V. Thascu,
a LANCE. r. L. Gamble J. : NilhseTt.
A. Christensen. c. Davis. Mrs. r r. Lean.
Mrs. n. Rukettson. Mrs. l. Killer. @. l.
Vorcs and wife II. High. ". j. Bedernna "a,
D. ". F1tzsimnaons. j. Jones. ]. W. Hig-
zfnbatha-n. W Gamidge, j. r. Marpel, j.
NcCary. c. 3. Blaggett
Taccma-H. II. Markees. @. A. Kenny.
Mrs Nav
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Information for Mariners.

The branch Autographs Office. custom
house. Port Townsend. Will furnish on ap-
pl;oation, free OF charge, full information
regarding the following notices to mari
ners:
Africa. east coast, shoaler water report
ed between Linpopo river and Salmon
cliff.
Africa, west coast. changes In Old
Ka.aha (Calahar) river.
Australia. east coast. amended position
Of lighthouse on Sugarioaf point
Brazil. Espiritu Santo. flashing light at
entrance OF Rio Doce.
Brazil. Ilha Grande bay approach. non
existence Of shoal water eastward OF Mar
amhaya rock.
Rrazil. Santa Catharina island Nossa
Serhoro do Desterro, dredging operations.
England. east coast. alteration In color
OF Smiths Knoll and Cross sand hsht-
vessels.
England. east coast. alteration In Lynn
Well ughtvessel fog signal.
ENGLAND, east coast, Ler1an ana over
banks. alteration OF buoyage.
England east coast. Yarmouth ap-
proach. alterations IN buoysge.
England. west coast. Angiesea, sunken
rock rortheastward OF Carreg Coch.
Greece. Cuff OF Corinth. rock wNW. OF
Trazcni. Gyphissa Point light discon-
tinued.
Gulf OF ST. Lawrence. Primes Edward
island east coast. Sourfs East Breakwater
Hight discontinued. red sector In knights
Point light.
Korea. Chenulpho. shoai IN outer an
chorage.
Maine. Kenneb~c river, Anes Ledge
Spindle light, exhibition postponed.
Maine Portland harbor. buoy OF north
point OF Gushing island.
Mexico, east coast, Gulf OF Campeche'
light on Lobos island
Tev Zealand. Port Nicholson, time sig
nal at Wellington.
South Carolina, Port Royal sound. Dav
Island south spit extending, new buoy
virginia, Great Maehipongo inlet Hog
Island light TO be replaced by flashing
light.
An index TO all the notices published
during the year 1896 will be furnished on
application.
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r1yv YORK MARKETS.


New York. Jan. 15.-Wau street was
axreeaaly surprised today 10 ind that the
formal announcement OF the dissolution
OF the vorll-famous government bond syn
1ica.e was not followed BY any sensational
DEVELOPMENTS. The knowledge that the
rev government loan would. IN the event
% necessity. command the support Of the
members u the syndicate either fn3ivi3u-
ally or as a combined force, caused the
news 70 be received with e4uaE.m-Ty. TIE
volume % business was Light. and the mar
ket displayed 4 waiting tendency. tbs
condition may be set down % tire uucFr-
tainty that prevails lD financial circles as
% the probable course Of the money mar
ket IN the event % 4ndiscrimiuate with
ssrarals Of gold from the banks or the SUB
treasury 20 pay for allotments 81 govern
ruent bonds As the loan Itself. no doubt
"a expressed as TO Is beinE fully sub
sc-ibe1 or even largely ovsrsubscribed.
ara ere Increased competition for the
bonds. owing % the appearance OF the
members og the syndicate as tDa!viasa.
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REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS.
transactions since January 1 sni For
YESTERDAY.

Real estate transactions since January
!, lSSe. are SSlS 5S5.So. There was filed for
record yesterday J deed. the consideration
sggregating sloo. Following Is LIST fur
nished by the Daily Bulletin. room Is Oc-
cidental block:
United States patent 10 Stephen c. Lucas.
sci. section 10, =. 5, l6o acres. January 80.
lSs2
Tuesdays Transfers.
Otto Olson 10 Hans Mattsoa. undis Loo
and west cola acres lot 10 section IA. IS,
Z, January 4. 500.
Otto Olson 10 Andrew Johnson, lot
ana Wa acres In lot 10. seO<on IA. IS. Z.
January 10. 500.
Y. A. harrington TO Minnie A. Chapdn,
lots - and q, block ?. Ballard Park add:
lot II. block Is. South Park add. January
ii. 81
Philip 9ibner to Juliet NJ. snen. lots II
and L. block A., Denny & Hcyts add, jan
uary IL, q. =. SIS.
Henrietta Williams and husband, w. f..
10 William r. and Charley +. La ton, eRcr
IN Williams acre tracts In section 81, IS,
4. June 10, 1895. q. C., ST.
+. II. Whitworth ct Tx. 10 Clarence l.,
White, via swA mex swA, section 2. Is. s.
November IS. 1924. 5000
f. ii. Whitworth to George r, Whit
worth. . acre tracts Nos. and iol. and
acre lots to 3. IN acre tract IL. Maple
Leaf add. Green Lake Circle. September Q,
1872, s1.eO0
f. II. Whitworth TO George F. Whit
worth, lots ] 20 8, block 5. Canal add. and
5 acres. tract 80. Maple Leaf add. Green
Lake Circle. June Is. 1889, $500,
F. II. Whitworth 10 ]. NJ. whitwerth.
lots 10 IA. block a., Gilman Park ada:
lots and 9. block s. Canal add acre tracts
and s. OF AGRA tract IL. and acre tracts
= and 100. Maple Leaf add Greea Lake Cir
Gle. September .. 1882. $4,000,
James G. Blowers CT Tx. 20 A. III. Gano,
lots 10 and is. block 4. Victoria add. Janu-
airy II. s3e5.
W. c. Lowering ct Tx. 20 Edna s. Lover
Ing, 10 acres in nj swi4 section Is. "A. -.
August 90 1894 ST.
Charles Kakeldy 10 ole A. Siverson es
ux., lot 5, block q, Bell heirs "a add, Janu-
airy Is. $500.
Albert G. Martin 81 TX TO Fred III. Mar
tin. undls lot :. block 81, Terry's "a add.
January II, 5000.
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viii probably not leave before several
weeks.
The Kingston brought In twenty tons OF
scrap iron fnon Victoria yesterday.
Ship Simls returned from Tacoma yestsr-
day TnoTning, and is finishing loading
wheat az the West Seattle elevator.
Steamer Acme. running between san
Francisco and Seattle. has changed her
dock rom ScsswshAcher's 10 the Arlington.
san Francisco coal receipts FOR the past
two years show 1919 tons 10 nave been
received from SEATTLE in ISs4 and 150.sSS in
1875
Steamer Kingston. which was disabled
Monday by breaking a blade Of the pro-
pellsr, Is on the dry dock. aud viii not ba
running until Thursday. The Evangel was
the only boat for Victoria last night.
The female elk brought in several DAVIS
ago from Neah Esy for David kellogg.
sun remains on the Yesier dock. 1t Is feel
ing wen. and feeds with evident apprecia-
ton on the carrots and hay furnished by
the whartnger.
steamer Transit. which sailed from this
port for Central America December q, ar
rived at san Jose de Guatemala last Mon
day morning, after a quick trip Of severn
teen days. The Transit viii continue on 10
AcaJulta and la ItheTfad. and may be eN-
pected here on the return trip about Feb
rGary ..
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Boston, Jan 15-The American Wool and
Cotton Reporter viii say tomorrow OF the
wool trade: Sales IN the three principal
markets have amounted 20 5,0lS.Soo pounds,
of which 2,i45O0o were domestic, and 2.5s2.-
500 foreign wool Sales since January 1,
1896, have amounted to 15,70f,6o0 pounds.
The g.st OF several cables received at p.
m on Tuesday Indicated that the extreme
decrease had been reached, and at London
prices we're being firmly maintained.
Though our markets have been for most
of the period rather quiet. prices have
been steady and firm. At some points
very fair amount of business was transact
ed on Thursday and Friday. Except for
territories and capes. there has been the
average inquiry.
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Live STOCK.

Ca.tle-Prsces were stronger. under the
Influence OF an active general demand and
moderate receipts Common 10 extra choiee
hesvss were in demand at s. sszss IS. COWS
and heifsrs. sselS IS: calves fairly active.
at prices much below last weeks.
HogS-Receipfs today again fell below
expectations. Sales were a. SsatsS.@s;
PCS sold above S3.eS: rough hogs, $SxsSSa
Sheep-There was a fair slaughteTsng &c
uaad. and prices were steady On the hasss
OF se9e 80 for common. up 10 S&sNa27S for
choice 20 prime sheep: Westerns. Ss.A<9
6: lambs $szssSS
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Tacoma Marine News.

Tacoma. Jan. -Special.-Bstween for
~ ara nfty-dvs cars Of wheat are coming
into Tacoma per day.
British ship Sinla. Capt Liudstrom.
vent to Seattle today 20 take on few
tons az wheat 10 complete her cargo for
the United Kingdom
Steamer strathnevis did not haul IN 20
The Eureka dock this morning. az was ex-
p.-tea. she may 20 there this evening or
tr,rrgrro% morning.
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,rcaL NOTICES.

---r OF sHERIFF"s sALE-In the
gsri0r !, so sss county q t1s 81 king Eaward
rxson. ~ n1la.niir. VS. John staGlmann.
B<ss.. Emma staeirlanr. inter-
rssor. - sx virtue Of an order Of sale
yps .Dseai e1eetion issuse to out o. shs
ss<ss n1 ls - ne directed and delivered,
-. asy levied upon the ,elioW "a xs de
800 real property, sItlAteo IN hing
sc-f5 washington. To- W.T..
sgs5 i've e o,ooh x t ta 6sT, tss, IN n
~ ste as laid of BY A. A. Denny
sa5 v 3t therefore hereby given that
S0ir1s are nth day OF January, 1896
o r. Soar Of tee o,eioek "a m q sd
Ssy. ~ ~ seattle, fn said King county,
= tgf 81. eli the above described properly at
ssr 20, ,e1 0 tbs TIE l7th day OF December.
pzse1 a T. VAN De TANTER.
- Sheriff
,.n KeHeher & Emery. Attorneys.