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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-12-24
PURE FOOD.
Report Of Pennsylvania Dairy and Food
Commi ssioner

The annual report OF Lcvl Wells, rcnnsyl-
yanias Dairy and Food Commissioner. shows
mat the law prohibiting the manufacture
and sale Of oleomargarine was vigorously
enforced. and the sale OF immitation butter
greatly reduced.
The number of samples taken by agents Of
the Dairy and Food Commissioner tins past
year was l9l. OF these, Is were proved by
analysis to nave been butter and 1913 oleo-
margarine. Forty cases We're disposed OF,
and II 1000 in fines collected. Tho other
cases are in various stages Of litigation
After giving the ingredients of baking pow
dcrs. the Dairy and Food Commissioner
rays. ~ careful study of the question leads
70 the conclusion ihat IA properly compound
ed alum powder that can be sold 10 the Gus
toner at 10 cents u pound will perform all
the desired requirements. and Is no more
harmful than the powders costing four or
five times as much.
The Dairy and Food Commissioner says
the work accomplished the past year under
the pure food law has been In the main salts
factory TO the department and the grocers oi
the State ut large. The grocers are congra'-
ulated for their efforts to establish their bus
mess, by discarding all impure and adultera-
ted goods. and trying to give honest trade
for honest money, with full equivalent OF
value.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-12-24
ASSASSINATION STORY.
Spanish Minister Denies it and its Origin
is Being Investigated

The following dispatch from the Spanish
Minister Of Foreign Affairs in regard TO the
death Of General Macco, received at the lega-
tiou IN Washington, December Is, was made
public boy Minister de Lone:
"AInrco's death took place in loyal fight at
luuta Brava, and was caused by our soldiers
bullets. This Is evidently proved by the let
ter written 10y the son Of Come, in which he
states that he kiled himself in order not TO
hmdon the body Of his General. The hand
writing of the letter has been verified ana nj
30 every detail Of the fight. time and circun!-
tances when Maceo and the sou OF Gomez
were wounded. All these details have pren
published in Europe by kilograms from both
Spanish and foreign corresp poudents.n ~
Dir. du Bose, the Secretary ot the legation.
speaking for the Minister, said that the oli-
cials Of the legation hoped 10 discover the
origin of the report Of Maceos assassination,
ana To trace 1t TO a certain Cuban resident OF
JncksOnYillp Fla.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-12-24
WAS IN THE LAST CUBAN WAR,
History Of the Probable Successor Of Cen
eral Weyler

General Marin, who is spoken of in Madrid
as weylcrs probable successor, has seen con
siderable military service in the cause oi
Spain, having participated in in the last Cu-
ban war At that time he had for advrf-ari'7
on the insurgent side some OF the men VINO
figure prominently in that service to-day
General Marin came to Cuba permanent!
with MARTINEZ Campos when the latler WIZ WIZ
appointed captain general Of the island. lie
acted as captnin-general when CampoS wa,
In the old field AGAINST tho insurgents, ana
when Campos was recalled, as the result o.
the dissatisfaction OF the Spanish goN' rhucu'
with his campaign, Marin took ms p'a,'
during the nterregnGm between the IeIHI-
ture OF Campos and the arrival oi N,!,u,'
With the advent OF Weyler, Maria was Hp,,
pointed governor OF Porto Rico. Heh't"'
Marin Is about 90 wears old
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-12-24
pITTsBURG's CASINO A WRECK
Handsome Building al sehsnley PARK IN
trance in Ruins

The Casino building at schenley lath en-
trance is in ruins. II was destroyed pS I,,' '
which originated from an explosion ", -, 81
ammonia pipe in the ico-making depat'ulll'n,.' Nv.
The Are is the most extensive that hns '.. og'
Cured In the city for number OF y.hhi ,ha,,
The aggregate loss will not be less ''''''
$500, 600.
The only portion Of the building lo'' . sep- ~"
immense brick smokestack ana seSeini ~ :,
tions Of the brick wall ON the s'do
the rayine. These will have to De r"%ou'
The Casino was opened to tho public on
Wednesday, May 20, 1895, II was eohS,IiIId hmiId-
ed one OF the handsomest amusemeh' p1'' ~.
ings in the United States ut inc uiho
erection. - Ia non.
The Casino had won n high piacs N pUp as n
ular favor Last season 1t was openso p,rorScs' =" .
summer theater. and had large patron patron",fSvc, no
Dnrinp the winter the main feature was tno
ice skating in which thousands pSrtieipgs,sedd ipcssd.
A number OF hockey games han oeeI o,her at.
uled for the present season. ana o.ssarily o.nV
fractions engaged. All this must necessarily
be cancelled.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-12-24
HAWAII FEARS JAPAN
Minister Cooper Comel 70 tho United
Siato TO Urge 6uneN.tion.

mlHister toOvCr tcmel 70 Tho Unite
stare to UrGs hnueN.tion.
Iuo sryrnt % Henry r11ior'- mission O.
tho nitod State. i- OUT Ma. Cooper il tho
Hawaiian mi.i.,r- 90 foreign affairs. llr
formerly l,ad iu s,u Diego aud wl. %
prominent m'ahr- of the bal it"i- quoted
.t- -nNIu.: titt rr .Iur 90 DO" iui''i state
10 urge uun"stti,s. owing To- tu" fears that
Hawaiian government hHt OF Jtiui.
"lh' situation in Hawaii, u...rliu; 60
Judge Cooper. ). that 10" JuYIu. 'a- u-t-
number ail other foreigners. Iu" Au,.I.'Ue
HT" handful iu r.u pur-au. Hawaii ha- %
treaty with Japan and cannot cN .iui, ;aa
japanese. who are pouring into "a" island
steadily Hui pushing into every iU,nr--
IuHy ur" losing a." tUiuh.H 4"urHuur thai
c'Hrnri"rI8' thui' nuuutrym"r 1u tN.s coast.
aud through their rf.N numbers ana th"
Tr'S'isy ut the Juluu'-. UIuo-' war are h'-
girl,lr 90 demand an rn",ly. ,rpunal.". n
th.y iur"" Hawaii tu ei'" them 90" right 90
vote, then American u-c.lduuey will ur al
AZ end forever.
Judge Cooper has lail 90" situation hoiarr
the Influential men uf o." ru-t aLi boa. s.
won upon th"lr Judgment J.at il" believes
great Strides wi. hc made during thr ur>t
year toward annexation under the " KmHy
administration.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-12-24
TELEGRAPHIC TICKS.

3 Eight OF the anarchists who recently had
their trial In Barcelona for throwing bonn b
into tho Corpus Christi procession last June,
have been sentenced TO death.
Joseph Ii. Choate, OF New York City, has
announced that he will be a candidate for
the United States Senate TO succeed David B.
Hill.
Mrs. Martha McGill and her daughter Es-
ther were crossing a trestle at Lagoda, Ind,
when train approached. The mother was
In safety on the bank, when the daughter
slipped between the ties. The mother turned
back to help her and both were killed by the
train.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-12-24
War Over Islands.

News received from B.ueArids Nicaragua.
indicate that an open rupture between Mica
raeua and Colombia over the ownership OF the
Grrut and LittI" Corn Islands, lying OFF Boz
eos del roro. The islands are now the prop
crty al Nicaragua but Colombia claims them,
and is preparing 10 enforce her claim by
landing armed men. The Nicaraguan gov
crumont i increasing the standing army by
ronscripting everything in the shape OF a
man around Rome and Blueneds. Colombia
has three modern men-of-war, while Nicara-
yua has nothing but the old tug, and practi-
cally no fortillcations on the coast.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-12-24
THE TEXAS hLL RIGHT


The Secretary of the Navy has made pub
lir the findings OF the court OF inquiry upon
the hatN,-hip Texas, which recently sank
while l,ius dry-iockcl in New York.
The secretary says IN substance, that the
IrNGs l. all night and has suffered no more
accidents than any other boat oi her class iu
the navy. she has been subject. he says, 10
malicious and eUrrrptitious attacks from ma
val officers, and be- ISSUES u general order
AGAINST officers Of the department talking for
publication on such subjects.
Ne quotes letter rom Charles Cramp.
the ship builder. which says that American
shipping interests have hceh injured abroad
hy th" reflections caSt on the Texas ty the
Fr.ss. Ar Texas is not one Of Mr.. Cramp's
boats but was built 10y the Government
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-12-24
NEWsY NOTES.

Charles A. Prouty, Of Vermont, was ap-
appointed Interstate Commtrce Commits
sioner TO succeed Wheelock {. Neazlcy. re-
signed.
Don Carlos intends to resigt his preten-
sion 10 the throne of Spain in avor OF his
son. He is getting 10 old 20 enjoy the
sport
The London Times Berlin correspondent
says that the porte has rec,lled said-Ed-
Din-Pasha, the porte's SPECIAL envoy to
Crete in accordance with the Joint demand
Of the powers. Sald-Ed-Din-Pasha was ac-
cused of thwarting the reforms in Crete
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-12-24
MOVING TO WASHINGTON.
Headquarters OF tho Federation Of Labor
To Be Established There

At Saturdays session OF the American
Federation OF Labor It was decided to change
headquarters from indianapolis to Washing
ton. ID. G. President Samuel Gompers was
among those fayoring change to the larger
city. IL was also decided 10 send two repre-
sentatives 10 Washington TO work for the
eight-hour law, and an assessment OF one
cent per capita was ordered TO pay their cx-
MAJ
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-12-24
Inaugural Committee.

Hon. d, d. Woodmansee, president OF the
National Republican league appointed the
following members rs the inaugural commit
tee; General 4. A. McAlpine, New York,
Major Everett Warren, Pennsylvania; Judge
G, W. Raymond, Illinois; Hon. Frank j. Hig
gins, New Jersey; Thomas T. Barrett, West
Virginia; i. J. Miller, Ohio, and DIR. W. L.
Booze, Maryland.
President Woodmansec called meeting OF
this committee at the Ebbtt house, Wash
lngton. TO perfect plans for the part to be
tpken by the league at the inauguration OF
Presidential Mckinley
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-12-24
Money tor Cubans.

The Mansfield Ohio News has started IL
popular subscription for tnc Cuban relief
fund. | says that the conflict that Is now
being waved on the Island OF Cuhn IN which
Americans ar" being Imprisoned ana muir
dcrod for expressions Of horror Rt the war
Of assassination uui rNtorm!uatl pn wagci hy
tho Npauiu.i-, calls i1r some substantial az
tiou. To contributors the News Offers its
services 10 receive and receipt Tor by public
acknowledgment lu .ts column, uni 10 for
ward all moneys 10 their proper destination.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-12-24
Democratic Give Il Up.

At Il consultation OF n committee appointed
by tho Kentucky Democratic State Central
Committee, consisting OF Major i. j. john
ston, chairman OF the state Central Commit
tee; II. A. Somers, chairman Of the State
Campaign Committee, and State Senator
Wm. Goebel, OF Covington, II was decided
to abandon the contest against the ~ Re-
publican electors from Kentucky. II is given
out that the sole reason for this action was
the inability TO raise sufficient funds to make
the contest
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-12-24
Slaughter Of spaniards.

Believers and doubters Of the report OF
Macco's death are equally divided at Tampa
lia. \ letter reports an engagement in
Havana province In which the Insurgents
under Adolfo Costello killed 800 Spaniards
Another insur cut chief Andres Ilcrnahdcz.
found - Spanish guer,IiHs cutting hay near
MariHnu fYr their horses. and killed them all
Quintiur Bandcra, ,of Gomez : advance guard.
i> iu Havana province.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-12-24
Doaton Wool Markat

The demand during the past week in the
wool market here has been dull, although
values are quoted steady and the market is
firm Territory woods are quiet, good lines
being quoted at 32@34c for fine medium.
while good staple lots call for 3Sc. Fleece
woods are strong. but sales rule moderate.
Australian woods are firm, but buyers are
not hustling for any kind. of wool as much as
they were. Importers are holding for full
prices and are getting tho market where the
woods are wanted
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-12-24
CONDENSED ITEMS.

Foster, who pleaded guilty 70 bigamy in
New YORK, got II sentence OF I've years, one
year ior each wife.
Stockholders OF the Pacific Loan and
Homestead association have applied 10 the
Chicago courts for - gcce.eyer.
james Smith, colored, was hanged at Up
per Marlboro, IND. for the murder Of Mar
garrt Brown, u white girl with whom he pro-
fessed 10 be In love
doesri, ia,eaiieggG. Gay2, q VERDICT q
trying TO be polite.--Atchison Globe
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-12-24
THREE MEN LYNCHED.
A AKentuoky Mob DispOses OF Three MUIR
derers

derers.
Al o'clock Friday morning mob visited
the county jail ut EusscIlvillc KY, aud after
battcring down the front door and forcing
the jailor TO give up the keys, vent to the
cellH for tHe lroctors. The Oldest, VIII Proc
tor cursed the mob and was shot dead in his
cell The other two We're taken out and
hanged.
Three weeks ago Arch Proctor aged 20.
stabbed Aaron and Doc DrafIon TO death ut
Adalryii" aaron died Immediately and his
brother fingered for n week. one week ago
the Proctorr had their examining trial for
the killing Of Aaron Grafton, and VIII and
nink wcr" acquitted. Their examining trial
for the killing Of Doc Grafton was set for the
18th.
The mob numbered about 100 and did their
work quietly and with dispatch. Bill Proc
tor had been tried three times for murder.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-12-24
Indians Freezing 10 Death.

hunting party OF II or IS Yakima In
dians are starving to death In the Cascade
mountains They are snowbound. and Judge
Erwin, the agent at Fort Simcoe. who has
charge OF the Yakimas. has organized re-
lief party at Chehals 10 20 10 the base OF
Mount Tacoma on this side OF the range.
Judge Erwin received message from the
4 by ". nj sMashington, instruct-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-18
NuTIcE OF TRUSTEES SALE.


NOTICE Is HEnEHY GIVEN THAT IN
~ accordance with AMI under the power and
authority granted by that certain trust Deed
,aaae ihg !. % atsy o. Nay, ls,t, hy Jssnie a,
husband, 10 the undersigned trustees anu re.
corded Nay =, lsit, In book - A" o. mort
cages, o. pngc 20 Of ne records Of halt lakn
touly' uuh, TIE undersigned trustees, either
or both, Will oner Tor sale aud seli 10 tho high.
est bidder Tor cash ~ tho west front entrance
20 the Joint city and County building, IN raft
Court House Of nait Lake tounty, Ctahj on
tho IA day Of ~cpto mbor. 1859, at " O'Clock
noon OF that day, all the real estate herein.
ailer Described, 70 pay and discharge tho In.
iliercs thereon, and reasonable compensation
10 SAID trustees, ahd cost OF THIS noiico and
expenses OF sale, includi \ reasonable Ht.
torney's fees 10 TIC attorney Of said trustees
THIS sale viii DO made at the request Of the
holder OF tnid Indebtedness aud because
% ,i,,, default 1n IN ,ss psy@s9s o. In
became duo On the eth day of November,
1890, ana on tho 10Th day OF February, lsDG
aud the iilh day q MAY, 1850. and the ibth d ~
Of August, Two and because OF tho failure OF
the makers OF said deed 10 pay the taxes upon
snid premises which we're assessed upon tho
came Tor he year 1870, by reason " witch de-
fhult In The y ymont OF sad interest ana said
taNoa the whole indebtedness BY ~ express
terms became due and has boon declared Que
BY the holder thereof and the same, together
with eald Interest anu 1aNes, are now wholly
,aid real estate Ia particularly described as
follows, io.witi
Commencing At the northeast corner OF lot
No, thirteen 40 Ia block one tll OF plat 81
SAT- lake city survey, and running thence
west nyo tal rods, thence south ten 00l rods
thence east I've thl rods, thence north ten (loi
rods 10 the place or commencement, the saine
constituting the east haif Of said lot
% j, SALISBURY, Trustee.
tMos bAMnEHdER, Trustee.
Dated August Is, 1870.
Iirst public alton. August ~, 1904
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-18

Uso u medicine glass with the amount
Of cuch spoonful and drop marked upon
H. Tcn'pooniuls aud tablcspoonfuls uro
always mentioned. but rs those wary
In size Do iauot safe to rely upon thcm.
Drops too. cannot be- properly meas.
urcd without a glass.
Keep tho medicine glass perfectly
clean. Il should b. washed out after
each dcsc, Ina readiness for tho next
time. II Is desirable that II tho pntiont
b 10 have madeleine with a strong smell.
oils. etc, 90 kccp "a gluss specially for
thrm, lotting 10 soak IN hot water for
half ma hour aftoru7c to remove all die.
agreeable odor IL Is impossible Ia
cleanse such "a glass In fow momcntt
Whon the medicine is being poured
out, hold tho label uprormost. in order
that Il may not become stained with
any drops escaping down tho aldo OF
tho bottle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-18
NOTICE oF IRusIte,s SAC.


NOTICE " HEREBY GIVEN THAT ~
~ accordance with and unfor Tho power
and authority granted hy that certain trust
deed made the ilth day o. July, lsii 20 the
undersigned Trustees, hy eeofEo Naflpr and
Iiuldah &. Nnylor. his wife. nud recorded July
ID. lsli IA iin1k - A" % Mortgages on page
81 Of the Records % rait lake county, Utnu.
tho unuurfignOn trustees, rithrr or both. VIII
oder tor sale AMI sell 70 the highest hlddcr for
cash, at the west front entrance 20 tho Joint
tity and County liuhdiuF in .alt Lake Cny
Itah that being the tuuuty Court House ~
salt Lakc county, Utah, on the ioth dAy u
september, iTni AZ u o'co0k noon Ot
that day, all the real estate hereinafter
described. TO pay nud discharge me IN
debtcdnesa occurred BY tad irust deed and
interest thereon, ana rotfonabir compenfas
ZION 10 said trustees, and costs OF this notice
and expenses ct sale. 1his sale will ho made
Of thg request o; the holder Of SAID Indebted.
ness nnd because Of dvfuultin the payment ~
faid Indebtedness, which became wholly due
on the iith day 81 July, 1885.
sad resi- estate - particularly dcseubod ~
foiijws, to'viti
Commencing al the southeast corner Of lot
one (il IN block eleven 40 Of Plat "H." salt
Lake CITY survey, and running thence west
one hundred and forty ave iilll feet, thence
north twenty tspl rods 90 north line Of said lot
thoncc east on SAID norm Inc one hundred aud
fofty.dyo Otil feet 70 tho northeast corner Of
said lot thence south on the east line ~ ahid
lot twenty tiul Tnta 10 the place OF beginning.
Dated August ", $50.
- j. GALf-nuRY, Trustee.
SIMON tiAMuENGtti, Trustee,
ltrtt publication August ~. lTN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-18

NOTICE n HEREHY GIVEN ny THE
~ cry Council OF rat Lake CITY, OF tho
Intention o. such council TO make tne follow.
lng described Improvement Extending And
laying sewers along tho following named
ON south Temple street from "M' 10 - %
on "O' 70 firsl. east on first To ~" on "t''
10 Third, east on hirl u 70" east on iirst
too" on 20 10 titsL east on first 70 ~
on ~ to ilttt east ON llraito -" on $3.50
10 Third, east on 1hird 10 ~ !" and defray tile
cost thereof, chlimated on south IempIo street
NJ aLlo por linear or front foot ana Estimated
on all other streets above mentioned NJ 20
cents per linear or front foot bning In srvcr
bhirict No, l,oI iAilA0o, by. a local assess.
meat upon The luit ur piece o. graund within
the following described districts LENS me
district 90 be Affected OF benefited by said i'm,
on south lsmpie street. alt OF los and .,
9'ocs PAY w Mt OF lots and :, blocks
a. ., O. and ! plat C.
I, q q and i plat zoo All OF ie, s ! and y
blocks To- ~, v and IS, plat go"
On Third street ell Of lots and I, blocks ~
And Z" KY - hlo OF lou land 2. blocks u
on ~ 4 eet. tho north 40 feet Of lot and
the south 100 feet ~ lot 0, block =, plat -, !"
,he north w feet Of lot / aud an OF lot :,
on -" street the north IIo fec, Of lot ?
aud The south 40 feet of lot .. BLOCK &. piat
CT the nor 10 feet Of lotl and ne south
40 feet Of iot and AL OF iot hoe "a
plat a"i the nor.h 10 feet o. iot and All 81
iot y, BLOCK J. plat 80 all o. lot ! and the
south iip feet % lot 8, block " Plat Gov. ali
or iots and Z, blOck y. plat 60
on 20 street the north u feet OF lot and
the south no tesg Of lot o, blosE s, Mat co
thu north ill feet Of lot aud the south I'D
feet % lot a. hluck o, plat &c"
On ~, street. the uorih ~ feet Of lot2 and
We south 10 feet OF lot block 4, Plat "O''.
rue north liu icet OF lot ! aud the south il0
foot " lot I, block 0, plat 80"
On IS street, all IL lots and 8. block 4
plat "G;' tho north iio feet of lot and mo
SCUM W. ioot OF lut :, block 4, plat 80 p the
north 40 ieqs oi lot and an OF iot I. bloch 10.
pat - oil Of luh and g. block ID, ana All
Of lola and I, block =, plat 80 !" all 'of lot
&C." - F'N'
Az protests and objections TO the carrying
uul OF tuch intention muat DO presented IN
Wiling 10 NE oiy recorder on or teioru the
ssnd DAY OF september, 1870, beng tho time get
W sad vnunolI when II will hear aud consider
huch objections a. may he made thrfoin
~ order Of tho city Council OF rnlt Lake
wy, hhie Of Utah, made the nth DAY OF
august, le91, DAVID h EMERY,
Salt Lake CITY, August goth, isl5
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-18
sHERifF's SALE.

NOTICE n HEREHY GIVEN THAT PUH.
~ euant 10 an order u sale and decree Of
foreclosure To me directed from the Z hifd Ju-
dioiai Disitici Coufs OF the stats % Utah. Coun.
~ 81 salt late. IN cause therein pending
wherein Truth a. Miner u plaiutin and
May Laitin aud ecorfe salisbury arc defend.
reference q nefcby made. shall expose Toe
sale a. public auction ~ tho highest bidder
Tor cash. 10 the west front door 81
nc couniy Court House Ia the Cliy
state OF Utah, on the lath day Of september,
i.s, Al " O'Clock noon, all the right, ute.
clail and intefelto Of Mary Lanue hnd GcotEo
salisbury. In and 90 lho following described
rcal estate situate. lying and being in The
couniy Of salt Lake state Of utah and pafticu.
larry dearutti a. follows, 90 wit
iNt q i.otfiN tol block seventeen 90 rat
~ salt Lake titT survey beginning NJ
point seven tll rods wett from northeast
corner ofsuid lof AK tdl, running thence west
three Nv rods, thence south Elk tll iods, Thence
iopiacc " beginning. Also part Of lots two
90 and ilrcc go "a BLOCK seventy four az
Plat "a" SAT- Lake Cty survey. Commanding
cast corner Of ,aid lot three tsi running
thence south ten l0 rode, thtncs
east thlfiy 'ulne ana one'h.lt tpfl
place Of hUginninE. Alec part u lot so. three
Nl IN block No eleven 40 plat -" Falt
Lake CITY survey commenting At the
t al. Roaming thence easp ' TWENTY VT" to5
rods, thence norm Two and QUO lialf tstl
ruds. thence west twenty 90 fodA thence
beginning 10 be cold az tho properly u Mary
Latte and george raiisbury undCr SAID order
% sale hrd decree In tho above cause
Dated Al hali Lake city, Utah. August sch,
HARVEY HARDY. sheria.
Nv q. 8, CLARK. urpuiy sheriff
hooth, Lee Gray, attorneys Tor plaiEun.