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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-01
HospitnI Corps to Meet Tonight.

4 special business meeting will be held
by the Hospital Corps Of the regiment
tonight az the armOry. Several matters
of importance will be brought before
the organization. and every member IS
earnestly requested to attend. Several
young men have signified their purpose
10 enlist I'm the Medical Corps. and as
soon as Major Kuyk can get few more
recruits he viii enlist all, and, with the
mence the very Interesting and instruc-
tive lectures to the corps on First AID
ia tho Injured -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-01
BONNER MURDER CASE.
Verdict of jury Very Lenient-
Sentences TO Penitentiary.

NORFOLK, VA, January 31.-A spe-
cial TO the Nirginian from Washington, y.
c., says: In the cases of Uriah Bell, Sher-
rel Bell, and w. II. Brantley, Jr., charged
with the murder, at Aurora. of Mr.. John
w. Bonner, the jury return
ed verdict this afternoon OF
murder in the second degree.
Each of the three men was thereupon
sentenced TO thirty years in the peniten-
tiary. The verdict Is considered a very
lenient one, and the jury was probably
Influenced by the youth Of the defendants
The case of David Creole. one OF the
accomplices in the affair who confessed
was called. lie entered a plea of guilty
Of murder in the second degree and ask
ed for mercy referring TO the fact that
he had done the State a great service by
turning States evidence The Judge SEN
fenced him to fifteen years in the peni-
Tertiary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-01
The Draft Was Not UonOrcd.

on January It'll J. p. Clarke, travel
llng-man. gave Colouel Murphy proprietor
Of AIurphy's Hotel. draft for so on
Londonville 90 firm, and received the
change. which was considerable. after the
charges for his board had been deducted.
The draft was protested. and after an
unaccountable delay Of three weeks was
returned.
Clarke returned to NurDhy's Hotel a
few days ago, and Colonel Murphy sent
for the police, with a view 70 proceeding
against him. but found that he could
only recover what was due him by ciVil
action. Clarke left the city Thursday
night. but before doing so gave Colonel
Murphy q check on q baltimore bank.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-01
CUBAN PATRIOT GOVERNMENT.
The Power IL Wiclds-Appeal Tor
Planters 10 Philadelphia Junta.

Planters 10 Philadelphia Junta.
PHILADELPHIA PA, January 5l-
The Evening Telegraph says this after
noon that significant manifestation OF
the uower welded by the Cuban Patriot
Government was made in this city to-day,
when Senior Mora, a sugar-planter or the
province of Las Villas, came 10 Phiadel-
phia from New York, and made an appeal
20 the local junta for permission TO grind
sugar FOO that province. senior Mora came
as the accredited representative OF the
hugar-pllnters. and he brought documents
which proved his right TO speak Tor them
10 the Cuban managers IN the Jmle4
States. His visit 10 Phiadelpha was pre-
im.nary 20 one he intended TO make 10
Washington.
1t was senior Mora's design TO secure
Ru endorsement Of his request for per
mission 10 grind sugar from the leaders
ell lhiladelphia and then, under their
peal ~ Senior Estrada Palma the cuban
IleupOtentiary. for instructions 10 Gene
Ial Garlic, who is I'm command IN Las
Villas that the planters OF the province
le permitted 10 carry on their work.
The conference was held with Colonel
Emilio Nunez who represents all the
uoaus of Philadelphia, and Senior Mora's
'tIurst was refused.
Colonel Nunez has had frequent consul
atoIs with the other leaders here on
Dis subject during the past two months,
ana planters from all parts OF Cuba have
come t0 Philadelphia with requests SINH
ar 90 that made to-day. The local Junta
ids uniformly declined TO interfere with
me measures OF war adopted by the gene
rails in the field
senior Mora. after the interview with
colonel Nunez abandoned his intention
1t visiting Senior Palma, IN Washington.
lie stated that be proposed sending at
9nce 10 Cuba, and conveying his request
o General Gomez as committeeman
Z the Cuban forces
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-01

At a meeting Of the directors Of the
Columbian Building and Loan AssOcia-
ton James b. Pace was reelected presi-
dent: Thomas Potts. vice-president ana
treasurer: Col. 10 Lane Stern. general at
torney: r. a. Weller secretary ana
general manager; J.. u. Aylett, assistant
secretary. The Executive Committee for
1886 consists Of J. Il. Pace. Thomas Potts,
and r. William Pemberton The Column
bian is in a flourishing condition. and
promises to be one Of the strong financial
corporations OF the cry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-01
THE BLUEFIELD LYNCHING.
Authorities Decide to Prosecute the
Mob--Many Arrests.

BLUEFIELD. w. VA, January 31.-A
committee Of negroes conferred with the
authorities last evening regarding the
lynching Of William Jones. the officers
concluded 10 prosecute the mob, and
many arrests have followed. After the
State has finished with the members of
the mob the Norfolk and Western road
will prosecute them on the charge Of
molesting the United States mail and ex-
press by stopping the train and taking
Jones therefrOm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-01
Corman Won't lie There

WASHINGTON. January 3l.-Senatort
German tonight said that the report
that he had declined TO serve on the
slIb-commrttee of the national COM
mittee appointed by Chairman
Warritv 10 make arrangements for the
Chicago convention was true.
II am not" said the Senator, going
10 Chicago in that capacity. and | so in
formed Mr. Harrity; nor am l going 10
The convention at all. | will spend the
summer at home. taking care OF my
"Nieanwhile. all my time will be taken
I'D i'm the discharge Of my duties in the
Senate"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-01

RALEIGH. n. C, January 3i.-At
Manly last night a freight train on the
Seaboard Airline ran into an open
switch upon a line OF freight cars: Engi-
neer Thad. Peasants, Of Raleigh, was
scalded, bur not dangerously. Fireman
Walter Flanagan and Train-Hand Isaac
Bowen. both colOred, were instantly
killed The engine was wrecked and over
turned and sixteen freight-cars were
smashed Twenty mules In one OF the cars
were Killed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-01
The Dry-Goods Market.

NEW YORK, January M.-There has
been no change in the cOttOn-gOods busl-
ness. Trade has been restricted In all
hands. The jobhing traders here and else
where are reporting "a fair distribution OF
merchandise, but are not providing for
uturc requirements 10 any extent, either
4 aIanlas OF fancX gOOls-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-01
4 CELEBRATED CASE.
Ended In n Compromise-Canno he
Aroused.

WINDSOR, y. c., January 3l.-(Special)
The celebrated case of Tyler and Burrus
against the executors Of the estate Of the
late William J. Capehart, which has
occupied the attention of the court since
last Thursday was ended by a compromise
the executors, who are children of the
deceased, agreeing to give each of the
other heirs who were cOntesting the Will
the sum Of 5000. and allowing. them to
hold what they had received under the
win This case has been the longest
ever tried in this county. There We're
more than 100 witnesses on each side
and 10 took seven days to get through
with them.
Willie Sandlin, aged years. the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs W. II. Sandlin, found a
half-pint bottle of whiskey In his parents
house, drank it, and has been asleep more
than twenty-four hours, and cannot be
aroused.
r. Lee Asbell. aged %, a prominent
farmer living near town, died yesterday
OF the pneumonia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-01

Rev. Edward l.. Pelrs Saturday after
noon lectures at the Young Mems Chris
tian Association have been attracting un-
usually large audiences Of late. and last
Saturday IL was found necessary to move
into the large hall. The hail will be
regularly occupied hereafter, and will
be comfortably heated. The subject for
the lecture this afternoon at o'clock is
THE Power Of Jesus
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-01
Colonel w. c. knight quite Ill.

Colonel w. C. Knight, who has been
IN feeble health for several months. is
now i'm critical condition, and 1t IS
feared he cannot live more than day or
two. He was resting more comfortably
last night, but his strength is gradually
falling.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-01
Recenfinn to Rev. Mr. Hydc.

A reception will be rendered Rev. c.
II. Hyde and wife by the ladies' OF the
Third Presbyterian church on Tuesday
evening from TO 10 o'clock in the lee
ture-room OF the church. The members
Of the congregation and all friends OF
the church VIII be welcome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-01
John l.. Not So Wen.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL, January U.-The
satisfactory this evening. The wounds on
bis bead are suppurating. and much in
famed. and the patient Is irritable. res.-
less, and feyerish.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-01
n,,s- THIRD PREsBYTERIAN

CHURcH-Rev. CHss. X hyde, Pastor.--Aoru-
The sacramen' o. the Lori's supper viii %
administered after the >sSnaih morn ing ser.
meu. An opportunity will be given az this fec-
vice for the presentation o chfidreD 'or tap
tlsu.. cordial inyitrtion Is ext ndef to all
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-01

To cure a cold In one day take Laxative
Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists re-
fund the money II II falls 10 cure. 2oc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-01
Senate Elective Officers.

ID. c., January 81
ne Republicans OF the Senale held a
''''is this afternoon for the purpose OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-01
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.
~ CENTENARY METHODIST

EPISCOPAL CHURCH, SOUTH Grace street
between Fourth and Firhl--Rey. W. v. TUDcs.
Pastor. -Preaching at ~ A. NJ. and ut q y. u.
BY the pastor. Subject at night: Noah"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-03
noIloE nF rnusTrl,s sALr.

NruTt.E Us uERFnN oiyEE THAT ~
~ accordance with hud amer tho power
aud authority grantee by inst ceriain trust
dceo msus the fih day II fCptcmler. 1871, 10
The uudUrtiFned tfustcca. by Maud a. DAVIS
and e.. y DAVIS. her husband, and fcfnrdn 4
scptemler 3. tsli. IN hook 81 a" VI Mortgages
on uuso ca ~ me records OF -ait Lake roun.
W. Utah. tle unicfeiEncu uusfr o.. ether ur
both viii Offer Tor aalo and sol 10 the highest
hildcr Cor rlah 90 tho wrst front entrance 30
ihg suint 10y aud touny nuiiding I'm -tit
house ~ aalt Lake e1nnty, ttahl. 90 tho 81in
day OF scptemLcf, igg8 az b 0'niock noon q
mat dHy, aIi tho real estate hereinafter
grftrilal, tn pay aud cisrhlfgc the TO-
gchteHucss sorured w said tfuat deed
nn1 interest thCfcon, ana reasonable com.
rCneauon 10 faiu trustees and costs ~
this noIire and expenses vt sac, Including
Reasonable huofuoys fees ffr the attorney
ui aaid trustees. Inia snlo will be- made al the
inquest uf The holder OF antd Indebtedness and
ueCauFo Of iNu default no tho payment Of 1aid
lndohtcducfa, winch iucaine wholly due on
Tie ith dny % september. 1921.
tnid real estate Do particularly described as
All oi Los one ,.l. two tli. lhrcs Cd. four
Nl. i've Nl, tlN iti, seven iil and rifhi t7l| In
hlnct three tii. brucya fIace M Rdfiton 90
BAH LAKE. CIV, ttHh. a. shown by the recorded
Plat thsfeot together with tll water qua wafer
rights nnf ft.lsEoH Ct ovorf Mnd, vested nr
accrued. Or iH tcst of accrue, heretofore mr.
now, o. hereafter. uaud be- connection win
-. >. eALt.HunY. trustee.
riMuN nhMuLi,uEH, Trustee
dated August DE- isisi.
fuatp publication august ~. 1859
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

NOTiCE IS HEREBY GtyrR THAT on
~ thu IN tslsnthl day ~ sopt1mucG islH,
~ 40 0rlurk in thn FORENOON ~ said duY. al
tho once Of the ~. Hanson Pro.
deco Co.. No. iGi ard COS n Wost1rmpio IT,,
talt lako CITY. uuh, mruiing Of Tho stock.
huldofs ot Tue v. W. Henson Produce Com.
uauY, corporation. VIII hu held for the pur.
pose Of amending aud CHANGING tho articles
~ Agreement or Incorporation ~ faid D. "
iianson tfoduce COMPANY in the 70 LOVING
particulars to'wit
fifsg= 10 iucfoaso tho capital stock OF aid
corporation 90 Eve thousand tIuul shares
thereof ht the var value Of one hundred tfltul
dollars ntr shafq and 90 amend paragraph tHl
OF tho articles On inrg operation 81 the said q.
W, Hanson Produce COMPANY 10 read a.
follower The amount 81 tnn rAuital stock OF
SAID corporation shall be nifty Thousand tllu..
uol dollaTs. which shall &C. divided into ngn
hundred % ~ shares OF tho face par value
OF onn hundred Nloyl dollafa each.
rurund To amend tho offset Tor which sHid
corporation d organized, being paragraph 90
thereof. o. read 40 follow that the object
business ana pursuii Of fhii corporation b.
aud shall continue 10 Do 70 carry on and con
Duct tho huaingfa OF general commission,
wholcnaie anu lpbhinE trade ~ fruitt. produce,
hfh, nyaterH, Hrucerios. provisions amt mori
uhandiaiug Of every nature and description.
D. W. HANSON, ftclicuut.
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NoIlor oF TRus1eE,s sALf.


NOTICE ~ HEREBY GtNtN THAT ~
~ accordance with aad under the power
and authority Hrhuttd ~ that cortlin irusi
deed made tie iith DAY ufJuiy. lsil in OrAuFu
q. raushufy ana FRANK ~, Eyer lrusteca, uy
Thomas h0llinewofth. ard recorded suY ~,
l7N, in boob "ia" uf Mortgage. on phgus ~.
20, 20. 20. OF the records ct - Lake County,
uiah. me undsrngncd ~ furvNirE trustee.
VIII offer for sale sud sell 20 the highest builder
ior each NJ tho wnst front entrance =. tne
Joint tity ara tountY huildirE Do -nlt lake
tiiy, ltah, lsamu being no EQUITY Nnutt
House % sait lake County, Jtahl on The aQit
day Of foptgmhCr, 1875, 10 T. u'cltts noon
II that day Hil The real cftate herein
after described. 10 pa aud diacharEo
The indohtrunrfa secured ~ naii tfust
drrd hud interest thereon, uui reasonable
romponf ton 10 said trustee, and costs OF ihls
notice, huu tHprtFra OF talr lhia sale viii
be- made ~ the request Of tho huiucr ofaaid
luuohtc dncai anu because pf default IN The
payment uf saiu indebtedness, which became
uun on the lUih daY " july, 1855, anu the same
s nov fuc aud wholly unpaid
eiid real tsiale u particularly dcacrbed a.
fullnWn. 90 wit
All ihatps VI lot two tgi. biocs seventy.
nye ti4I. piat"n,' talt Lnsc Uity survey, as
follows
Commencing at the y. W. corner o. said
lot aud running thence nyu To- rods oast
thence i've i1l rode south, thence I've lal RODS
wet, thouco nyc (3l rods north 10 tho place OF
beginning. q. j. HhLishuiiN,
Dated August 4, 1870.
a. iutt publication. August ~, ls'A.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-03
AN ORDINANCE

A MrNpiNG sECtfoN IS oF CnAprEn
- 1ot tho revised ordinances OF sAit Lake
lle u ordained BY the City Council Of sait
Lake CITY, ttate OF Utah
NiUriuN J. that cution ., Chnnier IS OF
mo revised ordinances OF SAT- IaEo City of
w. " amended ly Inserting Immediately be-
~, ,oto We iogfth linc irom the end Of said acc
Provided. that per cent shall be- deducted
from Tho iurgEoinE rAtcA " tho same arc pAid
IN money before september auth OF the year in
which they iall due
sec all ordinances or parts Ut ordnance
Ia conflict hescwtth are hereby repealed
see. lhis ordinance shall 10 Ia iorro from
aud after % approval
fatfcd ~ the oily Council Of Salt Lake City
tt1le q Utah, AusuG isth. is.u, aud referred
70 TIE Mayor for bic appfoyal.
ltIAt- DAVID +. EMERY,
city necorcer
Approved this the 18th day OF Aurust. isgs.
jams OLtNDiNSiHG.
STATE or urAm.
Guy aud County u salt Lake, -
I, David y Emery, racnfdef IN and for SAT-
Lhhc CITY, STATE Of Utah, do hefcuy
ccrtify that The above anu foregoing IL a full,
uug snd correct copy OF an ordinance
emitted IAN ordinance amending teoueh
y u Chapter o. Of the hoylsod Ordinance.
Council ~ snid city. August Isth. itlf. and AZ.
proved ~ tue Mayor August 10th, isii, a. an.
pears 81 record % my tnlco.
In witntfa whereof have hctcuuto fet NY
hand nud arNcd the corporate seal OF said
city this the .ist day of August, \. ID iss.
lsiALI DAVID ,. EMERY.
city nyoorder.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN NJ THE
~ CITY Council u salt Lake CITY, state II
UtAh, Of tho Intention Of such Council to mako
the following described Improvements, to vii.
Extending and laying sewer lateral along the
following named street; ON tho north sids ~
SECOND south street from fitth Eaat street 10
Dunbar hycnuo, being IN sewer District Ma. /
Of said city, and defray The cost and eNneua a
thereof estimated al $50 per linear or front
loot OF ahutung properly, or three thousand
eight hundred and fiNiy.one li3,s sol. o0l dollars
by local assessment upon the lota 5r pieeos
OF ground within tho following described dis
iIicL beng the district 10 he affected or bene
ntrd BY SAID Improvement, namely
All u lota and p block 81; alIof lots 4, 9. a
aud Z. block h5i AL 81 lots and g, bloos a; All
Of lots !, 2, and 4, bloch o., and all Of iot p
block 20, plat ~" salt lake CITY survey,
All proieata aud objections 10 tho carving
OUT Of SAID Intention must be presented M
writing 10 tho city Recorder on Or before the
nrat Gay OF tepiomher lsld, being the tine aet
10y aaid Council, when d viii hear and con.
sldef such objections ~ may be- made thereto.
ny order Of the city tlunell u Salt Lgho
ely, state " Utah, made Juiy 18th, 1904
DAVID - EMERY,
CITY NurordeE
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is uErEHY GIVEN ny IuE
~ ciiy Council uf sait i.ak city. Of iho
lnienuon ~ fuch fnuucii 70 make the follow.
W. acserined imnruyoment ENlenuias ~ ~,
GA south iompio stree. from "M' to o.. j.
ono 70 Lirti, east on fifst 10 ~. 90 ~
20 go" on 80 10 flist csst on FIRST 10 "ii.l
on "it' fp Inst. raatuu tifat 90 81 on ''e''
90 llifd. east ON libra 90 "l !" and doirav the
90 ihlu rcr linear We frunt foot anu estimated
on hll other trttta above mentioned u ~
cent? per linear ur front foot being in ever
lntit ct 80, or aiiHo1, w a loca, nasesi-
meat upon the i0ie nr picecs n efouud within
ne iulioWinr uracrbed district loina tNc
district % be afeciod or benefited by aaid un.
un ropii Tempo street. ni % lois and 2.
llocE p p.at - Az u ios ana = blocks
90 flfst street al Of lois and 4. blocks
Z. q. p end g.. pist. ~ =. ~ e tote 1 and 2,
biochs D. ~. u and %. plst "i.'
IN fhud street ali II lots 2 and :, hloeka W
and 4 nist 90, b. az - 'N
on'ii'ai cot. The north iio feet Of lot aud
thc south ifu feet " JOS :. ulrck - plnt ~
ihc north li9 feet 81 los and an Of lot .,
Oh ~" sro't. mo north 80 foot Of lot q
AM ihe louih 10 igoi ot lot 8 uostA rlat
100 feUt 70 lut 4, hl0rf q, nlnt "0"s tlO unfth
200 funf n lot ] aud 900 % lot Q. bloc Do
piat o'i the nor'h ny fcct Of lot hnd ~ %
iuf 81 block NJ, plat "t"t 40 Of lot and tho
south Ii foct'nt iot . block 9 plat co. ali
" luiH Huf q, hluys ~, plat &C.
un 'o' stfUet ihu unith % feet Of lot md
Che f1uth 900 feet OF Dos o, hlolk plat -"
iun nmih lllicoi of i0t rand the south li5
feet ~ iut g. nIuna o.. rllt 90 "
Ca "i" street, TIE north ltl foCt % lot and
the south 80 tsct % lot d block =, plat 'N"s
tho mona 100 icot o. iot nna the south liV
feet uf lut {. block @, plat 20"
pat 80 20 tho north iio fcet Of lot and Tue
south iil fcet OF 100 4 block 4, plat 90 y thc
uofth ll irot OF iot innd 400 Of lnt 4. block %,
plHt so" un OF l0ts and block y, nua AZ
ui loia nnf g, block . plat 20 i' ~ % lot
agd tue louh 10 fooi o. lot 2. block ~. plat
Ai protests aud objection, 20 tho caffying
ont OF such Intention must Do rfcdonira 20
wufinE 20 tho ely recorder on or before tac
llnd day or fuptemhcr. ltH, beng tAe time sot
~ said Council when 10 viii hear aud consider
such objections a. may ho made thereto.
~ order Of tho Oiiy Council % ralt Lake
tiiv. state u Utah, made mo llih Gay Of
August. 1895. DAVID EMERY,
CITY Recorder.
SAT- Lake cry, August l9th, isQ5.
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NOTICE of rnua1rrs SALE.

NouCE "a HEREBY GIVEN THAT IL
~ accordance with ami under the power
ana authority rrautg by that certain
ifuHt deed Uado thu glth uaY u uctn-
hcft l.ii. O. the unfC signed trustees, BY Ger.
tfufo Howe ana q. q Howe, ntr husband, md
recorded Octobcr 2tth. itli, in ZOO 90 ~ ~
Nor gage ON usgo 90. Of tnu hccnrds ~ hnlt
Lake ru intv, ttan, the undcrHrucd truaicca.
snher or both. viii Offer Cor salo and cell To
entrance 90 thn julni Guy AND County Nulldlnv
10 tan i.nAo Guy, Itah, THAT hCiua the touutY
Court luuac of salt Lake county, uihhi on the
alth DAY of September is.N, 90 ~ O'Clock noou
~ that dag. nli the real rHtaio hereinafter DC.
ftrlhfd, Co pay uud discharge The Indebtedness
secured hf aatd Trust deed, anu interest there.
on, AMI reasonable compensation Co said trust
tctund COSTS % int notice aud expenses ufsaiu,
inrlud nF reasonable htturunY's fOoH Tor tho
attorney ~ Haid trustees, THIS Hule viii be
made At The request ~ me holder Of said in.
duutedncas and beoaufe NJ default IN tue nav.
mont OF The inicrrai due upon Hllt indebted
switch became cue on tho sith day OF AprIl.
itH. by reason or which default in the pay
mrnt Of Hail interest. the whole Indebtedness
uf 90 UAnfrHH terms became due hun Wa de.
rlnfci % hT me holder of said indrhtcdntsa.
and the same, trgoiher with Haid Interest. Ia
now wholly unuaid
,a.d raj s,,s,s IL pariieularIy described a.
An II lot 80. thirteen Ogl and tho west half
Of lot No. twelve ti1l iu block No two f.l OF
Waterloo addition. being subdivision " lots
four ttl hnd Eve 90 OF block thirtuun un Ia
five acre piHt a. Mg Iiridsufyu
u. D. SALISBURY, trustee.
tiAioN uAMuEHGkll, Trustee.
Dated August o., 1854.
iirst publication August 10, 100
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NOTICE oF INJUSTICE sAlE.


NOTICE o. uFunBN GIVEN THAT ~
~ accordance with nhf unfcr the power
auu authority fIhnita uy that cert ih fuat
dro1 nHuu tte llth uay 81 July. lsli, 10 tho
uudcrigucu trustees. Dy etufgl Naylur and
iiuldah a. Major. biz wife. anu recorded julY
Do. 600. iu lllUt % -" 81 NurragHH un uarl
go ul SOC Records Of snit Lake county, ltHh.
thn unurfsffuo1 uustrts, cifhrr or both. vii
offer t0r sale ani foU 90 The highest bidder for
tiah. 90 tnr wet tfnnt entrance 10 The Joint
titf and t1uuW huudiug u rult iatu CITY,
iuh that hUIng tue county Court House ~
ant iato t0uuti, Utah. on tho ilih nay Of
Hst feinhNri is.l, a. o. n'c ufk noon Of
thst dsT all tlc real c0ilte hereinafter
0lsUrItuu. go Day Hfd discharge the IN
Gthtcdncts secured By "a truss decd aud
Interest tnrfUon, nud ruatonah'r cnwrtusas
ton 90 aaid Trustees, ana costs OF THE notice
and rfurnHus af aHir. 1hn s1iU vi DO made
ut Tho request % the holder Of sad Indebted.
moss ana because OF deiaultin The payment %
said iurChtrdnrsa, which became wholly due
on the iath day OF juiYi 1854
sad roal cstntc % particularly described a.
foiilwf. to.wit
Commencing 10 the southeast cornor " lot
one til 90 block eleven 40 % Mat ~" salt
teko Citt survey, ami runniug thence wet
one hundred and forty i've fttll tuei, thcura
north twenty upl rods % north liue Of nnid lot
thcnee caat IN rald norm liuc one huudrrd and
furiYsfvo OiaI fsttt1 the northeast corner u
taii iut. thence south on che uast ituo u faid
lot tvontv csul Tuca to the place of beginning,
Dated August is, isl
u j. SALISBURY, Trustee
NnluN uAMnEuGEN, Trustee.
lirHt publication August ~, lFN.