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Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1896-03-27

ply to the enlightened women who have
been struggling for suffrage for years
1t applies only to the generality of wo-
men, the rank and file of femininity.
Great, indeed, should be the joy of old
togtes and opponents to the rights of
women when they read this. 1t seems
to postpone the feminine emancipation
indefinitely.
But what will the women who have
been working to bring about the mill
ennium say about it?
Some time ago in a conversation we
had together Mrs Stanton told me that
an old Brecian gentleman with whom
she correspondent had written her that
away back in the misty, almost unre-
corded past there had been an era
called the matriarchical age, when wo-
men were the inspirers and teachers of
all that was high and noble Then came
the patriarchical age, when women
were ignored and men ruled supreme,
but now the great exaltant music could
be distinctly heard announcing the
coming of the ambiarchical age, when
men and women will stand side by side,
shoulder to shoulder, through joy and
sorrow, through work and play, evolut-
ed at last to the point where their real
progression begins, joint heirs of all
the ages.
The story required to my mind. as l
beheld the grand old lady clad in Ius-
trous black satin, her figure enveloped
in an exquisltely embroidered white
crepe shawl, her fine head aureoled
with those wonderful waves of silver,
sitting-not reclining-in her easy chair,
so serene, so dignified.
But like all great reformers, great in
ventors and great discoveries, Mrs.
Stanton has her bad quarter hours, and
after telling me that there was nothing
to talk about anent the NOM
mating of any woman for
the unions chief ruler, for the
reason that women have no vote as yet,
she admitted that sometimes she felt
discouraged, owing to the fact that wo-
men themselves were the chief obstacles
in the way of their own success.
RELIGION A STUMBLING BLOCK.
She continued in this way: 1.-THE per-
version of the religious element in wo-
mans nature is today the greatest
block to advancing civilization. 1t is
mans fear of the blind religious fan
atheism of many women that is the most
potent influence against their enfran-
chisement.
But ! have been duly triumphant
along with thousands of other women
over the fact that the legislature pass
ed the equal representation bill, and
from what have cleaned from various
sources the cause has many determined
and loyal men in both parties who will
undoubtedly use their hest efforts tn
push 1t through the present house.
"Ah, yesr' she continued, while ad-
hitting all that. in 1899 1t would have
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1896-03-27
ARE NOT READY TO VOTE.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Max S the Statement.
WOMAN SUFFRAGE FAR AWAY
Leader Of the Cause Still Hopes for
the Ambiai chicaI Age.-Women
Must BE Educated,

New York, March 5.-A mighty change
has swept over the crusaders for the
right of suffrage for women. Many
leaders in the cause will not know of it
until they read about it here. Any one
can understand it. 1t is this: Mrs.
Elizabeth Cady Stanton. who spoke at
the first meeting for women's suffrage,
some 80 years ago, and who has been
speaking ever since about it, now says
that women are not prepared to vote.
They must be educated up to it. AS
they stand they are not ripe for the
privilege. This. of course. does not ap-
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1896-03-27
Tom was Not al AIl Rrirht,

Samuel Edison, the father of the inven-
tor, who has just died, was very proud of
his son, but he used to tell visitors that
in his boyhood Tom was not at all bright.
Some folks thought he was a little adj
died." he said. Teachers used to tell
us to keep him in the streets, for he would
never make scholar. All he ate went to
he was puny. He was forever asking me
questions, and when I would tell him I
didn't know he would ask: why don't
you known His mother was splendidly
educated and had great natural ability.
and he was very much like her.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1896-03-27
How He Got His TitIe.

King Charles the Second. as he was
passing through the courtyard of st.
James palace one day, saw Nell Gwynn
at one of the windows with her infant In
her arms. AS he saluted her. the clever
woman leaned out of the easement, hold
ing the child in midair. What will you
do for your SOM" she cried. Nothing. .
said Charles, laughing. Then will drop
him out of the window" retorted Nell.
holding the baby as If about to loose him.
God save the earl of Burford," cried
Charles, and the child was drawn back
to the safe shelter of his mothers arms.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1896-03-27
SPAIN AND WAR.

New York Recorder: AS for a war with
Spain, that would be holiday cam
paign, and nothing more.
Chicago News: II Spain could fight as
well as she can apologize she would be
a pretty hard little nation to tackle.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1896-03-27
The Earliest Harbinrer..

Have you heard a robin yet?'
mo; but a lot Of circulars regarding
European tours have come in."-Chicago
Record.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1896-03-27
REFINERY.
Tanks ana
of Fire.

E.-Early TINS
antic refinery
$1,000. The hre
nown cause in
|re it could be
the warehouse
The BURNING
the tanks ana
over the prop
rrels were de-
led.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1896-03-27
SALISBURY
|sidered.

Salisbury
|norial in ia.
FILTRATION OF
[opted by the
rhe reply IS
es stansfeld'
g. Lord sal
o inform you
wing the con.
tent and thar az.
indicated by
|eore the gov
tates."
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1896-03-27
WHEEL
she Was

was run
yesterday
Trip and
) riding on
Id when in
lodged a
|ithout see-
obbled and
She was
Lwo wheels
She was
|leyue house
ed. 1t was
| erely bruls-
ar forehead
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1896-03-27


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Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1896-03-27
BALL

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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1896-01-24
Saw an OPENING.

"Do you think we shall ever be able
to fly?" young Mr.. Cumagane was say
ing along later in the evening.
Miss Longageau's glasses trembled
visibly.
Really, Mr.. Cumagane-Gsorge,"
she returned, in an agitated voice, II
had mol did not think-so suddenlYI
has this come upon me-but there, you,
dreadful creature-go ask pa! I'm sure,
there will be no need of anything,
clandestinel"
She hadn't been watching all these
years to let chance like that slip
through her hngers.-N. Y. Recorder
Meeting Postponed to January FL.
Washington, Jan. IS. - The annual
meeting of the national professional
baseball clubs has been necessarily
postponed until Monday, January ~.
at the Fifth Avenue hotel, New York
city.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1896-01-24
For Sale.

A farm of 16o acres, two good wells,
spring and running water on farm,
large, almost new barn, granary and
other buildings, frame house in good
and only 40 rods to school
house. The farm is FIVE miles west
and one mile south of Cresco. For
price and terms apply to owner. 35t7eot
ANTON LICKTEIG,
Cresco, Iowa.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1896-01-24
She Was Lost.

81 am lost!" she exclaimed, in tone
Of terror.
"Fear not, fair one," said the hero,
who had not rescued anyone for three
or four chapters and was beginning to
feel lonely; II will protect you."
II don't want protection" she an
swered. "Nhat want is map and q
compass and a guidebook. have just
come from Boston and the streets here
are SO straight that | am utterly con-
fused -Washington Star.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1896-01-24

Morton's Cost Of Arms.

Secretary Morton at last has had u
coat-of-arms painted on his carriage
door. 1t Is picture of q prosperous
tree, and under it is little scroll bear
ing the motto: "Plsnt Trees" j
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1896-01-24
Are You Sick?

If so go to the Lansing. Iowa, Santa
rum and get help. Turkish baths
are given and are good for Pain,
Nervous, Stomach and Kidney troub-
les, Piles, Back-ache and all chronic
diseases. Deafness and Catarrh sue
cessfully treated. Artesian Mineral
water used in bath rooms. Write to
DR.. Davis. 46tf
Try can of Hopkins Steamed
Holniny (Hulled Corn). 1t is delic
Gus. Full quart, 10c. 17w4
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1896-01-24
il. GRAVES LAND CO.. B. 81. IS Fifth Ave.. Chicago, Ill
Farm for Sac.

Two miles south eastof Lime Springs,
240 acres all under cultivation. Good
seven room house, new barn 4Ox4S,
granary, corn cribs, hog-house, we'll
and wind mill with stock and
machinery.
Will sell on easy terms and take
town residence property as part
payment. 33 en-.
w. A. SMITH,
Lime Springs, Iowa.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1896-01-24
Clubhouse burned,

Toronto, Ont, Jan. 7.-The beautiful
clubhouse of the Royal Yacht club has
been burned. Loss about $4,000, COW
cred by insurance.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1896-01-24

ties in tho State having population Of over Is 00o
Land lies adjoining railroad, and does not extend
10 ten miles from the County Seat, which has nearly
LOCO Inhabitants and IL quite nmanufacturingc cnter
Well supplied with excellent water and best Of fuel.
Good schools. why rent q farm or buy IN improved
one7 Buy one unilnproved and make tho profit.
fhee IlGA6IS Of SO acres or more Of land;
onehalf fare to those buying 40 acres II Rh tickets
amount paid. OVER 5000 ACRES SOLD
no ACTUAL. SETTLERS. Only % to Sl0 per
want Is families from this placel VIII you help
us7 Big inducement. to those moving before May l,
1896. Write for particulars. Agents. surveyors and
Bny your tickets to Columbia, Wis.,, via Merrlllan
junction.
tn G. S GRAVES LAND CO.. B. 81. IS Fifth Ave.. Chicago Ill
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-19
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.

NOTICE 10 uEREui GIVEN. THAT ia
~ accordance wish and under the power
ana Hutnoriy GRANTED by that rettaW
Uust dcsi, made the Glfi day uf August IsHI
o. tuc unurrHEurd WuHtCVs by 'lAry 4. Muls.
lnuzh ana b NlillHpauzl her husband. and
recorded AuEuHt a. lF2. No book 'IAH .f
morfhscs, nu psEu 81 ~ The records N SAID
Lake Iouuty. Utah, the undcriguru tfus.ru.
WI onyr iur sale ana scli 10 The h.Ebrft bidder
,iy qua County pul1'ng lu siN
" Court mouse of SAT- LaLo County, ttaH.
on the 2Uih day Of June, let, NJ vi u'r.Urt
noon ~ sam day. al the real ctiatp hgfeirsItrs
described, to pay aud discharge tho mo. lfrl
noes secured bY Haid uuat deed, AMI the amount
~ taxes pnid on said tcll estate uY tUr h0IUsr
uf said indebtedness aud interest thereon. ari
rrasuuah g attorneys itcH, AID IHc Uosis IA
this notice, nud expenses ~ sale. laid aaI1
loing ~ tho request ~ the holder OF saId Ir
and nom payment " Inc said IHdoUIuuur..
iad real estate 90 particularly 0rtcruod lt
fOll0wat
Commencing AZ tho southeast corner Of LOT
SIN block - 81 plat ~, "~u Lake tify auTyey
snd running thence west u ruds, thence norm
o rods, thence east % rods. thence Huulu % rode
thence est uto0f, ana thence south rods 10
place ot commencement Also, commencing
!; rods west ana rode fouth Of TIE nuftlrast
corner u lot " m block 20 Of live Acre % 1t
a." BiE iicld survey, ana running thence
west o. rods. thence north tll feet thCt55
east rs tOds, thence louth ISL feet 10 bcgu.
ming ~ !. sALlenull,
SIMON bAhbEhGER.
Trustees
tFirst publication. May 9lst. lsodi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-19
TEusTrE's SALE.

- -
! NTUENEA-. DAVID SMilLlE Ann
w Mary -mcllio, hla wife. ul1 bY ihcir cor.
IAN dced " trust dated tlr sth DAY Of soptC TO-
Der, l'Nl, and recorded ON the l0iD gay of Sem.
ienlcr, l'Hl, lu igos 20 81 paRCs l1a and q,
" Che records ln the onIcu uf the HUrorUrr Of
Dccus ~ salt ia.C COUNTY, boz .ho lcrriory
lnoW 0thiol Of stab, convey To- William 90
uale a. trustee, the following described q ai
estate, situate tn tuii salt Lake tUuuty Utah.
to.witi
lhrt 81 lot three 90. block thit'Y three lal,
l.W Va. sat LAKE Guy tutNtv rctcunct
~ 20 lowe, to.Wii heg.nnlnE at me SOUTH beg
corner OF sail lot anu INNING thence wet
lhr. 'tWo til itct, thence mouth one huu.
thlrIy two lI. feet, thence soul one hundred
and twenty i've lis 3 tcetto beginning.
winch stiu convey autr wns made Doe trust 60
hctu' 90 the uriCr % thr Lombard lutcatWUut
COMPANY me payment Of the SAID iaylt and
Mafy Jane -mciltua one ccrtaiu pruulHHufy
nott OF even date with san utCl u LuHt tor
We PRINCIPAL sum OF Two thousand three hun
sftu " Anl dollars. due 1nd payable -cntcm'
ner l. ~ Win Interest thereon from the date
mercer uhul maturity % The rate OF elk IHI
yer cent per nunum. payable semi annually,
Ann WIN interest merton after maturity at
tho fatc OF twuve ll per cCnt per nnuuw,
w.. AHIN Htmi annual AMI
Nhcrnhs, 10 "a provided M said deed " trust
inst ln ease Of default 100 the payment 81 snid
pfnuiafofy note. or thu interest thereon. the
trustee shall, upon thc pIicauou ut tne legal
holucf o. sail note, soli aud dispose " sait
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-19
IKusIgE,s SALE NOTICE.

w HFREAs NlEIs CHUGsTENsEN Ann
w johanna tlrlstcnson hls vito. did
by her certain deed Of trust dated the dr,t
Gay ut June, l-iI, ami recorded on June rd
~ in book ga. pages 10 ana on The salt
Lake county records, lrfrit1ry or ttah. con.
/ ysy 60 William a Dale, trustee. tho following
htarrllcd property, tu'Wlt. TART OF l0tfsyrn
90, blucs thIriyhour UlgI, Plat - =" SAT- iake
] ily survey described 10 follows
heElnnIuE at thu northeast corner Of sald
i1i,, ana running thence south fouT ana ono,
thence north four aud one halt as rods.
lhgnte eArl ~ 20. fpls tu place OF beginning.
Nulrh nAil conveyance wac made tu trust tl
secure 70 llr order % thU Lombard Investment
company, lho payment NJ said Nic- aud 10
mamma flNuhthh one prumlssury note VI
even dc e. with rlIu lfuaI deed fDr 4 sUU. dus
ana payable Juuv IHft IrI" with interest there.
un IRON ono dsi- thereof 40 yer cent per
HhhuWs pA' able surl annually, tAld IuteIcst
.tlnF gNlNtn.cl 1Y interest coupons attached
whereas itIs provided in said deed of trust
lNhl pa ta7r OF ltihuIt 300 payment Of said note
the Wnstr hAah uppn thu application ut the
letHi holder OF Hall note. sell and dispose NJ
HuIu premises aud hIl tAr right tte, benefit
Nul rIuiiF NJ Trdumpt on u NleIs md JuhAn-
hA hlIH'chHru, lhtir nrlrs Aud usslgus therein
90 pu'lN auction 90 luu place, iu the manner,
buN Tor lhr purposes. iu rhId deco OF truat
stated, hll'r IrHI giving DAYS notice 40 mar.
ugu.ub provided Tor no Esi1 deed OF tfast.
reference l1 winch IH hereby made Tor AN uf
l,s conditions HUN fur greater rtrtaintvs aud
hrtrth default NHs been made 10 the nav.
WthAn OF h.lu pI'uNlpNI Hotu anu interest coupon
OF 81. MlluN Ten i've Uu June lst 1906, and
Whlrh b. sliII UNPAID, hud thu leEAl owner Of
sal1 note, Ellau reIls, has requested tho under
fHacd trustee iD tg.l tal1 premises 10 accord.
atuu with tho conditions oil eaIi trusl deed
SOW therefore Uuurui % hereby given mat
ihr under Igucd trustee 1H AFORESAID NJ the re.
quest OF thc legal holder NJ tgid uolr aud
under uuN h} NTtuwul yhu power mud authun
ly On me yuUlel ur nae tcrms ~ ssit deed Of
trust vii ON Monday he Gth ~ Ju a. h..
1850, ~ 10 o.r.ura ui lhy forenoon of SAID day
bgl lht Atu'r lUHrrNgl properly and all tho
r'ghi li.lo tud interest 4ud equity OF redump.
ton ~ lhu end NIu'a DHuslcuHru ana JONAH.
nH Inu-ttI-"u, nIf WIt, their here and
assigns lN.Fu.u HI Wuh'I. auction fHFtHp hIEn.
ct and beet prl"H tHr came WI, bring in rtfb
90 lue west mont door OF ile Nllt laEe county
conn house I,N auI county NuldugI, iu
HAi lhhr CIV Iah, for tho pu rOsn Ui paw.
Iug salu note and interest buu an COSTA and
expenses " executing tuis trust.
llrht publication, June no lseh
WILLIAM II, pALT,
Attorney,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-19

SELLING DATES Tickets will be
sold nj Ogueu, Bingham, Springylllc,
Goshen and all Intermediate points on
July 2nd, ard and ~. A. Silver CITY,
Mammoth ami Eureka on July let,
Bud. 3'i anu An. At Grand Junction,
Fruit, Cisco and intermediate poiuts
on July Let aud 2nd. At all other
uoin,f, Mapleton, Rlchfield, Hcl field
and ThomI sUh's, inclusive, on July
ls', 2nd aud ard.
LIMim.-All tickets will be limited
to continuous passage In both direc.
il0rs, with final limit Of July Bgh, 1896.
No Htop-ovefs or extensions OF limit
will be granted under any conditions.
sALTAiE BEACH.-R ties 10 5aliAif
Bsaou Will b. zoe. higher than Salt
LRke city Tatse.
MILiltA.-Rates for militia compa.
ME " bands In uniform travelling In
both directions on one SOLID ticket, Will
be one cent Ter milecnCh WY.
TRAIN SrRviCE.-Extra equipment
viii be- pruvlusI on Ali regular trains,
and agents snouli keep ADVISED
trtillc 20 he moved each day. On July
2nu, 3ri and Al speciai train will
leave Salt Lake CITY at lO;i5 pm. Tor
Suvrr CITY, Mummoth, Eureka, Provo
ANA all intermediate points.
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NOTICE - HEUtHY GIVEN. THAT ID.
~ accordance with and under the t.'.,..'
and authority granted by that uertaiu ft,..
deed. ma e. the i.th Jay Of October. ~, ~.
unatt.lEugl ittustcus, b. Lawrence snuHr,.
auu Maud @aud,ra his wife, aud roeYr,i. d
october go 1874, in BoUs "AAH II Atortg.a1
90 pago tin " the records OF SAT- l. he count
uiah, ihc undefsignrd ttustCes will aHeT 4, .
sale anu col 10 the b Ehtst bidder Tor Tt.b y.
the solih front door Of The ioitt on Z. ~
county iuudinEiH salt Lake tIty. Unh 49,
being The uuv Court house 81 ssu KY
county ttah, on the aGih uhN of Iupe. BIZ d Id
q u'c urk noon u Faid DAY. al the fcBfssfsI.
hereinafter dvscIibcd 20 pay End unfbafs.
the indebtedness occurred bi SAID trg.t NV.
and the amount " taxes uatd on SAID rr,l r..
tate 10y che holder ui shid indobtcdntss. art
tgC1, AMI tUe cust Of tuis notice aud rkuru.e
Of sale. said Haiu icing VI the rrquest III nv.
holder % sad Indebtedness, auu became ID
the failufr ~ the makers of thli trust drsi ri
Viy the ihtctCst upon .saIu iudehtrdurss And
tht taxes upon taid res yttHtu at thr tiUga fUm
samr ucgamo nuu aud payable. whereby lIa
whole m sud 900 Cbicfutss has tugumr an.
hnh payable, uud no part thereof Ius been
aid real estate Is particularly described a,
Commencing 81 the northwest corner OF I,,
numhrr ihfcc go in block number twUUf#.
three l3l, Of plat sc" salt Lake CITY tUrys.
hnl running tucucc aouth four ltl rods turgrt
tbst seven 20 rods. thence north -four .t
RODS ~ tue north uuu of aaid lot thence IVES.
toNnh 90 rods tu ihu pace OF beginning. Con.
tAiniug % square rods u LAND.
- i. SALISBURY
.., SIMON BAMBtHGER
IfIrst publication. Maya isyil ''''''
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NOTICE.
North Point Consolidated Irrigation Company

North Point Consolidated Irrigation Company
4 SPECIAL MEEtING % THE sToCk
~ holders ~ the North Point Concentrated
Irrigation company Will be held ~ room Ns iu
the cullen Hotel, west fOcond ruuth street
rhlt lake CITY, STATE Of Utah, on Thurfday.
July g lsH, A. 3 o'clork D M. tor the purpose
~ runsdrrInE and acting upon proposition
10 chance ana amend the articles u tuUurpH.
faNon " aaid company 10 the following par.
urulars, Co wit =
10 change aud amend Article ~ ON "Capi.
ihl stock 10y Nc hing out the word twenty
alter tho word "bu' and tutrrtiug m Npu
thereof INC words zone hundred hnd ntiy 4"
also hY striking OUT tho word Two after She
word into AMI inserting iu lieu thereof thy
word "nftrcn"
10 change ana amend Ardclo AIN ON cot
tcera' uT adding 60 ttO emf thereof the words
"iho omccs Of fcerutaTy and re suror may
De bold by one ana the same person.
10 amend tho articles ~ incorporation ny
adding the iolloWiuUt "Afticlr AA. Ihr board
ut ditrrtota shhll be empowered 10 iHsuo bonds
iur tne compluy in any sum not 10 exceed Iu
Nc aEgregate the amount Of Nifty thousand
dollars"
Tue ttockholdors viii also proceed 10 tho
Transaction ~ such other business a. may
properly cone before tho mcoHng.
ARTHUR rAhsONs, Secretary,
SAT- Lake CITY, Utah May -, 1895.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-19
rmINUuENAL.
Tho Good work About 10 ns Cisssd
In salt Lake CITY.

IA salt Lake CITY.
We are informed by good authority
that tho 7unkCr Medicine company
will soon take their departure from our
midst. They viii surely be missed by
al our citizens, both old anu young, %
account Of tho great good their mcdi.
clnea have Done sinoa their arrival In
our city, rs well as for tue excellent
entertainments that they have given
nightly ~ their lot adjoining the
kuutsiOru. We called on tue shaker
Doctor yestetdny afternoon and hAd
llebshut chat Tor a few miuutsp, tut
his tusinUfa was 20 urgent that our
visit VS. greatly abbreviated. The
Doctor speaks highly OF cur citizens,
ana cid va tue proud honor OF sla,inp
that In Nil his travels over the A mUti.
con continent he never before was IA
city the rlLs ui Salt Lake from which
tho daily pupBfs had such vide.
sptenu circulation, ami were 30 closely
Tpnd. Since he has been mere he has
received mail from oil the adjoining
states, which he traces 10 tue an
nOunCemenls In this paper.
We regret that those gentlemen are
compelled TO make theiT visit 90 short,
but the doctor assures Us that while
the business Is sufficient 10 Justify IA
prolonged stay, uuty cumIels hun {.
hasten 10 other fields NO as 10 fiuisn al.
.uItej territory by the end OF the year.
luOso who are IN POSSESSION OF cATuH Of
admission 10 the ID lctoT's Cilice should
hasten 20 avail tucmselvts Oi the o..
puftuuity OF seeing MIN This week. 10
.uCn people he viii be IN his Office ut
the WulEct house from o 10 II Il. m.
aud 20 -. m. Tor the remainder o.
this wtui -auu will probably leave
Suudny tor some other point. lie
g. quoIlH 3 ai the children competing
.ur tho sword Pgzr" continue win
their WORK and get their manuscript
I him By 4 y. m. Saturday next, g.
that the awards may be presented that
nlght.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-19
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.

NUuCE - uEREuY GIVEN rnsr N
- accordance with and under thu power
and aut' ufity gr1nifd u.s. that certain 3fust
deed, inside t1U ard dAy OF ctouCr. Ill. 10 the
uud rs.Eurd trustees, bg 70 A. tiatlruuck and
IVA lihaltuurk bic wife, ana recorded October
1874, 1921 boo HUus "a" nf Mortgage, ON page
80, 10 Tie records ut salt Lake County. Utih.
thr under igucd trustees will ouur Tor sale
nud tgll 20 tHu highest bidder for cash. AZ tho
Huuth front door ~ ,hr joint tity and County
huuhrg. 40 rHit Lake yity. Ut h. that hcinr
lhr UuuU touri House NJ salt Late C1uat,.
ltah, on tbu atth day Of June, lsgb, at lg
O'CLOCK noon Of Hhid DAY. li The real e.tatr
hereinafter described, 10 paw sud DISCHARGE
tho Indebtedness secured by ratd trust deed
and tire interest thereon, and the taNps Uhid
uuou fAii real CstatO hy tnu holder uf said iu.
uClirduras. and reasonable attorneys fcra
nul the costs uf thiH notice nuu expenses 1T
f1IC. Nain talr viii be- made AZ the request of
The holder nfHA ~ Indebtedness and brrhuan
utdrfallt iu The payment Of raid Indebtedness
a. maturity,
SAID real estate be- particularly described ~
follows Al uf Tote numbered thirysnyt l1iI.
% rtE.siN llll and thlftraryCu NiI. 10 block
40 one D iu Marion fuFf Being auhdi.
vision Of lots twelve lil and thirteen tilI IN
block fourteen til ~ i've Hrro plata" nig
fipid survey, % =. -ALtsUrtN
stMuN uAMuLI sEH.
Irurtsos,
Dated MAv gn. ist
frst publication, stay %, isao.