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When ensilage turns up black aud
wet, that is "a dead sure sign air has got
into it. To prevent this, pack the sides
and corners of the silo as tight MS you
can.
Did you ever try blindfolding cross
bull! 1t will take the kinks out of him
very quick. Get leather hood, tie it
over his eyes so that he can only SEQ out
sideways, and he will become gentle as
q lamb.
Guernsey Maid, tho COW that won
first prize in the sweepstake butter test
at the Bay State fair, gave i'll one day
81 pounds 49, ounces of milk, which
made . pounds . ounces of butter.
There We're three sweepstako prizes,
first. second and third, awarded in this
contest, and it happened the Guernsey
blood took them all.
Experience goes to show that rigid
stanchions are bad fasteners for COWS.
When held in this way, the COWS step
upon one another. The soft exposed
teats and udder especially suffer from
this cause. and many fine COW has
been permanently injured and her milk
and butter usefulness has been serious
ly impaired.
A Vermont farmer has found that it
costs him just 1879 cents to make a
pound of butter. He will thus know
wheth@~ it pays him to make butter.
Careful feeding and ecouomizing all the
products ought. however, to bring
down the cost much below that.
Dairymen have been as great sinners
az farmers in the matter of sloyenly
bookkeeping. Even some creamery men
are as bad and do not actually know
how much they are making or whether
they are making anything. Keep close
record of every cent of your expenses
and then, compare it with your income
for year and you will learn something.
Mr.. j. +. Sarg, German dairyman,
has settled in Virginia and is making
artificial mothers milk" from cows
milk by process known to himself
alone The claim is made for this COM
pound that it is perfect food for in
fants and supplies all needs.
Every year before it is filled the in
side of the wooden lining of the New
York experiment station silo is painted
with preparation as follows: Mix to-
gethor by weight two parts paraffin,
Swo of rosin and one of linseed oil. Melt
all together and apply the mixture,
while hot, with brush to the wooden
silo lining. Look out that the mixture
does not take fire while heating. 1t will
preserve the wooden silo perfectly from
gotting.
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she RIFFS SAFE

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
,arNai suan. 70 an order of sale and d.. ul.
nIneei 70 me directed from the IhIee Of
uluiai phuict Court of tho stato Anitg Ju.
County OF salt Lake, In a osnso ihe.oI Utah.
lhk wherein andrew j. Gibson and I'm IN pend.
gsosp m,nors, by James Johnsono ' ths
hiati, Thomas q. shearninn nnn Mo 4 7,
enearhnh. ms wife, Walter ID ,,..lmifa
IAN m "a Love h's wife, eilbcrtL Cna1iaaad
w; X. Grimth and Priscilla a G,,mu,e. g.
VIE, Louis Parsons and Mrs Lou,s n.h, he
nnh,; us wie. inc Naiiopal hank VI tho i ~
punnc; corporation. g. Coils ana Ny re-
Z. Coils. his wife, the Melropolitsn i, ,i. x.
Lsht Company, corporation, Ps-hn.tst
dete.s,nts' are deSons hno sarah D; Gibsos'
cree and order OF sale reference 4. sh ha DO.
thnue, hhall expose for sale Mt pubiir snulebY
10 the hlghost bidder for cash NJ t1c auction
door OF the County Court House IN m ~ 'front.'
SAT- Lake, county Of sait Lake ststs ~, ", w o;
on me ,Sth day OF November, A. u, lstc C.ah.
o-clock noon, All tho right. title ciaim 81" ~
iofcst OF r. I. Hiatt. Thomas q; shsss,H,lu ~.
mrs. Elmlra u. Sherman his ,ylfo 49,. .al md
Iowchnd Emma Lowe his wife G. lt.,.s, v
Chnmberlain and Annie II Chnmtsr,ntn !.
VIE. q. W. ". Grinlth and Priscilin a'u ~ l'
ms wife, Louis T. Parsons and Mrs Niln'n
Parsons his wife. the National il.nk' ~. a.,
tepuhlc,.n corporation, Il q, Coils All ,,ihc
IL. Z. COILS his wife, tho METROPOLITAN RE-
ment company,a corporation, FarkerS nn',,''
corp9raton. and sarah q. Uibson, IN ant ~,
me following described renl estate ivin, 70
being In the county of ALT Lake STAT, ~ XVI anu
and particularly described as foilows " 10 IN s'
"A; Big Field survey. salt Lake comm. MI LIN (lst
70 30 sold as the property OF II, II nan IAN
Thomas IT, shoarman and Mira Elmirati
sherman; his wife. Waiter d Lowe Love" AZ u;
Emma 4. Lowe his wife, Gilbert /. Chsuprh ana
lain and Annie II. Chamberlain, his VIII toes'
w. IT, Griffith and Priscilla A. GrifIth 10.
wfe. Louis +. Parsons and Mrs. LII, hn
Parsons, his wife. the National HAM ni ~, T..
Kepublic, corporation. X. @. CoIlia SnS ,t.no
Il. q: Coils his wife. the Motropoliinn in, us
ment company, y corporation, PaYtar sst
hopuc. a corporation, and Sarah IL G,h,an1
under sad order OF eale and decree in m..
Dated al salt Lake CITY, utah, Noyamber.,,
1875 HARVEY HARDY, n
By G. S. CLAIM.
- ,.. r- Deputy sheriff
for plaintiff. "r
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SHERiFF'S SALE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ psrsuant to an order of sale and decree
OF foreclosure TO me directed from the Third
judicial District Court OF the state OF Utah
county OF SAT- Lake, in n cause therein pend
ing wherein North American Savings Loan
ana building company. a corporation rs plsin.
WI and John III Sanger Jr.hnd MaryAnn sunI
Eor. are defendants. to which said decree and
order of sale reference is hereby made. l shall
expose for safe Mt public auction to
the highest bidder for cash, at the
west front door of the County Court House IN
theCity OF salt Lake County of salt Lake tate
OF Utah. on the A0th day of December A
ID 1896. at - O'Clock noon, all the right title.
claim and interest of John II. Sanger Jr. and
Mary Ann sanger. in and to the following
described real estate situate, lying and being
IN the County OF salt La state OF Utah. and
particularly described as follows, to-wIt:--
All Of lot number twenty seven (2J) in block
number one til of Lincoln PARK subdiylsion,
OF lois Elk 90, seven tD. eight (s) nine (9),
fourteen tlil and seventeen 90 and parts of
loH nftecn (lh) and sixteen tl6) in block six
teen, Five Acre Plat a. Zig Field Survey,
known as Lincoln Park and situate in salt
LIKE CITY, salt Lake county, state of Utah, to
De sold as the property OF John II. Sanger Jr
ana Mary Ann Sanger, under said order Of
sale and decree In the above cause,
dated At salt Lake City. Utah, December gth.
A.. ID. 1896
HARVEY HARDY, Sheriff.
By g. 5 CLARK, Deputy sheriff.
tiff.
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for ventilation, it will be the ideal cur
ing room.
The plain stone cellars which visited
l found to be such that an expenditure
Of SEQ on ventilating oonveniences would
make them good, and 5000 on subearth
duct would make them ideal. practical
curing rooms for any kind of cheese.
On a day when the temperature in
the shade was sc degrees, and conso-
quently would be about the Same in the
average cheddar curing room, found it
to be 10, b degrees in one tSwiss), with
50 per cent moisture a. . degrees in
another Limburgor), with 93 per cont
moisture; rs. o degrees in third (Lim-
burger), with 81 per cent moisture; II
degrees in fourth (IIimburgcr), with
03 per cent moisture.
On the next day, after a very hot
night when the outside temperature
was 7G degrees, with 20 per cent moist.
ure, found - degrees in one cellar
(swiss). with SO per cent of moisture,
and "a in two others (Swiss), with SO
per cent of moisture.
Another day, when the outside tom
peraturo was IS degrees, with SO per
cent moisture q n. IN. }, (brick) cheese
cellar was So degrees, with 90 per cent
moisture AT 10 n. IN. it was 73 de-
groes, with 55.5 per cent moisture out
side, while the cellar was Ga degrees,
with SS per cent moisture Later in tho
same day l observed 65 degrees, with
SO Per cent moisture in one, and GS de-
grees, with 81 per cent moisture in an
other (Swiss), cellar. The latter was
built in sandy soil, and the maker COM
planned that it was hard to keep tho
needed moisture.
Pending careful experiments, decid-
ing the very best amount of moisture
(Which may be different for export and
home cheese) for cheddar cheese, | do
not hesitate to recommend relative
percentage of so to So at a temperature
of 60 to go degrees, though have some
slight suspicion that, with proper care,
it might stand more moisture. There is
no reason to doubt that u cellar with
subearth duct may be built for from
5000 to 1000, and the maker will
have complete control in it.
notice that the careful Swiss makers
can regulate it pretty nearly with only
the windows as means of ventilation,
though they have only their feeling"
to go by. \ wet and dry bulb Their
mometer should be placed in every cell
lar. Ii. Monrad, in Hoard's Dairy
man.
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PROVO.
Legal Business.

Tho following suits have been n'eu
in the Fourth district court;
II. X. A. Klettlng against Waie'
w. sou,hworth and o. X. South
worth to collect $500 on a promissory
note with 10 per cent interest from
January 9, 1888, and $3.50 atiorney''
fees. WIN. Kahn lie attorney iof tue
plaintiff. r bos
brought suit for divorce against w M
Oscar Dougsn on the GROUNDS OF
cruelty ana failure to provide. ram
tiff charges deiend, mt with strikihs her
and using vile and abusive Language
to her aud spending money earned by
her In the theatrical profession
in dissiIation ami gambling anu
drunkenpess, and asks for the custody
of one minor child, tor costs OF court
nttorney,s fees aud S25 a month ali
mony, The parties iDtermarrled on
Oct. 81, 1891. A. q. Sutherland Is al
torney Tor the plaintiff. The de-
fendant in the case Is quite well
known In Salt Lake City and other
narts OF the state under his throatrl.
cal name Of Don.
A, l.. Raymond has commences
suit against the Utah Sugar company
TO collect sos, on the GROUNDS thal
plaintiff contracted, in January 1898,
with the defendant corporation,
through Its agent, ID. p. Dibole, to
plant a certain quantity OF sugar bee's,
which defendant corporation agreed u
receive, loaded on the cas- OF tho Rio
Grande Western Railway company ai
$685. per ton, provided the beets CON
isiBed q certain quantity Of sugar.
Plaintiff sets forth that In Oclober OF
this year ne delivered 3,47O pounds OF
the beets as sample to tue defendant
corporation, which were teste1 ard
pronounced satisfactory; that the oe.
Ienuant corporation failed TO notify
plaintiff when 10 dig the remainder OF
the beets through their agent, w. L.
Fuimer, and that 1t IL customary In
Mapleton precinct, whefe The hoeets
were raised, to wait for such notifich-
ton before digging the bsets, and that
plaintiff depended upon receiving the
notification in conformity with such
custem. He estimates his loss In tha
amount above stated, and asks JUG
meut for that amount J. w. White
cotton 10 attorney for plaintiff.
Louis Engles has commenced an
action against Michael Fitzgerald,
asking that the firm OF NJ. Fitzgerald
d Co., consisting OF restaurast aud
boarding house business at Fairfield
Switch be dissolved and that penuing
the hearing Of the cass receiver be
appointed. The grounds upon which
the petition 10 asked is that Fiz gerald
10 disqualified from taking care of the
business on account of drunkenness
a I'D that he refuses to let the plaintiff
msnagelt.
Goodwin & Van Pslt are attorneys
for plaintiff.
Hubert O'Kelley Richards has com.
suit against Ernest &. Wealth.
srly asking that deed which plaintiff
holds on an undivided half OF a piece
Of land, 81 acres, situsted near SpIing.
Vile, be declared q mortgage anu
asking for a decree OF foreclosure
against defendant.
G. f. spd f. G. Loefbourow are
for pisintif1.
Abstract Of judgment from Justice
5axey's court has been filed In the
Fourth district court, In the case OF
the Pioneer Nurseries company va A.
+. LoveridVe, In favor OF plaintiff iOr
sll6.32, S6,95 costs and Sl1.63 attorney
IeeH
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Notes and Personals.

A Sunday School union meeting oil
tho Sunday schools Of the city was
held hsre yesterday aud was well at.
tended by the teachers and pupils oil
all the schools. Remarks were made
by members OF the presidency OF the
Stake, tbs county ana city Sunday
school o1licisls ana by Dr.. X. q.
MAeser oil the general Sunday school
superintendency, which were all OF nm
encouraging kand instructive Inature
and lisie ned TO with great interest aud
attention. The program consisted OF
songs and exercises giving the history
of the Savior from his birth to the
Bscension which were givenin a very
interesting and intelligent manner by
all who had part In the program, anu
showed that interest and study had
been devoted to preparation for the
occasion.
Saturday afternoon a young couple
came over from Psyaon expecting to
obtsio a marriage license. The pros.
pective bride WAS is years OF age and
the groom expectant only II. He had
not armed himself with the permiss IL u
OF parents or guardians ana the Jour.
ney proved love's labor lest.
A number OF ladies' are making
preparations for q grand leap year ball,
"the last OF the century," TO be given
in the Opera House Wednesday even.
ing.
Theodore NicholA sol A merican Fork
and Lille Elmer OF Payson were
married here Saturday ty Justice Nc.
Neil OF American Fork.
Justice De Moisy, on Satur Jay,
married Phillip J. BesrI and Eli
Everett OF Springville.
Editor Wallace OF the Randolph
Round.Up is In tbs city, with Mrs.
Wallace, visiting friends.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles McCoard ars
over from Eureka visiting relatives
and friends.
Louis James will be at the Thea te I
on January End in Spsrtaeus.
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Miriam CLARK. Plantis .,
vs.,
Anna stoddard and Thomas s,oddsrd n.
PENDANTS '' ne-
Inc state OF Utah sends greeting TO Ann,
ants: D''ehu'
VOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED 10 AID
"A pear IN an nction brought aga INST "a,
py me above named plaiutlf In the Districr
Court or tue Third Judicial DistrIct ut ~.
state of Utah, and to answer the Somn,sin,
nieu therein within ten days (exclueivu ~ thn
DAY OF sctvicel after The service ON Won az
this sninpons-n served within this county
or II served out of this county, but m tbIs AZ,
trict, WI hin twenty days; Otherwise Willis
forty dhys-or judgment by default viii la
said complaint. Va
Tho SAID action is brought to have n decrs.
OF ms court altndging fraudulent, null and
Nolu, q certain deed executed ty plainta Ia
defendant Anna stoddard, Oct L. is'g ean'
VeyinH certain premises hereinafter Described
hna declaring sad deed to be VOID, and ad
Judging mat same be set aside; further adj.
Judging mat the record OF SAID deed 10 can.
cellcd, and that plaintiff is the owner in fes
anu entitled to the possession OF said property:
Tor sl,OvO alleged to bs due us damages ans
tanned by plaintiff by reason OF the Wrongful
acts or defendants IN inducing plaintitI no
moane of false AID fraudulent represen-
tAions TO convey said property 10 de-.
PENDANT Anna stoddard. and in hay.
ing said deed recorded-and for otbsr
relief SAID premises arc described az follows.
to vii; Commencing ut \. ". corner OF Lots
Block s.. Fiat "D." 5. L. City survey. and
running thence 5. 10 rods. thence E 10 RODS
thence n. 20 rect thence W. rs rods, thence
n b5 feet. thence ", ~ rods to beginning
situate in salt Lake County, Utah
And you Hro hereby notified that IL Won fail
to appear and and answcr the said complaint
as above required. the said plainiiiT will anply
to the Courl for tho relief demanded therein.
Witness the Honorable Judges and the zeal
q ,he ni.trict Court OF the Third ia:
dlciai District, in and for tho state OF
IsEALI Utah, this goth day of November, IN
the year OF our LORD ons thousand
eight hundred and ninety.six.
U. L. STANTON,
Clers.
BY j. IL. spRAGUE,
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SUMMONS.
SUMMONS.
In the District Court of the Third Judicial
District OF tho state OF Utah, County
OF salt Lake.


The state OF Utah sends Greeting TO Albert
Ucbel. defendant.
VoU ARE HhREBY REQUIRED TO AP.
Il pear IN an action brought against you by
the above named plaintiff IN the District Court
or The Third Judicial District OF the state of
Utah, and TO answer the complaint filed there
IN within ten days exclusive OF tha day OF
sery!ce) after the service on you OF this sum
mons II served within this county; or. II
served out of this county. but IN this district,
within twenty days. otherwise within forty
days-or judgment by default will be taken
against YOU, according 10 the prayer Of said
complaint
The said action is brought to have Judgment
against defendant in sum OF 500. with interest
thereon from January /, lsDl, until paid. and
costs OF suit alleged TO be the amount found
que, january /. 1921, upon an open. running
and mutual account, between plaintiff and
deiendant-Do part of same having been paid
although now due
And you are hereby notified that II You iail
TO appear md answer the said complaint as
above required. the said plaintiff Will take
Judgment against you for the sum OF $780,
with interest as above and costs of suit.
witness, the Honorable Judges and the
seal OF the District Court of the Third judi.
cial District. in and for the state of Utah, this
Suth day of November, in the year OF our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety.
SIX. U. L. STANTON, CLERK,
ByJ. IL. sPRAGuE,
Deputy Clerk.
FRANK PIERCE, Attorney for Piainnf
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS:


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN BY TuE
IN undersigned, John n. White admin
istrator of The estate of William Raid
win. deceased. to the creditors OF. and ali
persona having claims against the eaid
deceased, to exhibit them with the neces-
sary vouchers. within four months after the
first publication of this notice, TO the said q d
ministrator at the law ONCE OF Movie, Zane
4 ostigan, rooms ia Deseret Natiopni Eanl
building, corner of MAN and First souit
streets. in salt Lake City. Utah, in the County
of eRltLnke, Utah.
Dated December End, 1896.
JOHN n. WHITE,
Administrator of the estate of " ilism Bald.
win, deceased.
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

THE UNDERSIGNED, ADMINISTRATOR
L OF the Estate OF Elna Jonson, late of
salt Lake city. deceased will sell at her late
residence on Lots and T. Block 2. Plat Il,
Main streets, and little north OF First
North ST. In said city, the Household Furni-
ture and effects OF said deceased, consisting
OF Bedstead and Bedding, Sofa, Stands,
Mirrors, Stoves, Bureau, Curtains, Carpets
Tables. Sewing Machine. Kitchen Utensils
Dishes, Jars. Lamp. Glassware, Flour. Pic.
numerous to mention. ON tho 28rd day of DE.
cemher. 1920, at the hour OF 9 O'Clock p. u,
Terms, cash.
EUGENE LEWIS.
Administrator OF the Estate OF klna Jonson
deceased.
sALr LAKE CITY, Utah. Dec II. 1896.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.
New American Gas anu tuel Company. Prin
cipal place OF business, salt
Lake city, Utah.

Office IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ hmeetinF of the directors OF the New
american Gao and FUEL company, held on the
sth day OF December, lsg6, an assessment OF
stock of the corporation puyabIe ,mmediateIy
W Joscph j. Rogers, secretary of the com
piany, at The office of the company, NOE. 20 and
Any stock upon which this Assessment may
remain unpaid on the llth day of January
Ioyi, VIII be delinquent and advertised for
made before, will he sold on the'3Otb day on
January 1897. ut O'Clock in the afternoon, 10
pay mo delinquent assessment, together with
cost or advertising and expense of sale.
JOSEPH j. ROGERS. Secretary.
City, Utah
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NOTICE ToicR EDITORS.
Estate of Samuel Brondhurst, dcceasc

Estate OF Samuel Broadhurst, deceascd.
NoTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
IN undersigned Adninistrntor OF the estate
of samuel BrOadhurst. deceased, to the cred.
itOrs of, and nil persons having claims against
the said deceased. to exhibit them with lhe
necessary vouchers, within four months aitst
the FIRST publication of this notice, 10 the tAia
administrator, John Binley, at sugar fos''
once, salt LAKE County, Utah. .-
Dated December 18th. at salt Lake Ci'y'
Utah. 1896. -
Administrator of the estate OF samuoi
Yougd s MOVIE,
Attorneys for Administrator,
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the District Court, Probate Division. Third
judicial Disirict, in and for Salt Lake
County, tate of Utah
In the Matter of the + state of Joseph Harkcr,
deceased.

In the Matter of the state of Joseph Harkcr,
deceased.
pURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF SAID
Il Court. IN said matter. notice is hereby
given that Saturday the 18th day of December.
AID. 1876, at IL O'Clock a m.. at the County
Court House In salt Lake City. Utan, in the
court room Of SAID court. has Teen appointed
the time and place for the hearing of petition
OF william hnrkcr. praying for the admission
10 probate Of certain document herewith
Testament OF Joseph llarker. deceased. when
and where all persons interested may appear
aud oppose the probate of said viii. or the
granting of letters tesiamentary to William
Harkor, Job Harber and William H. Haigh,
as prayed for IN SAID petition
lu witness whereof, have hereunto set my
hand and hnxed tho seal OF said court, this
seth day of November. A. ID. 1896
tseal q, Y, STANTON, Clerk.
By A. o REESE, Deputy Clerk
o. O. DEFY. Attorney for Petitioner
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate Of Harriet IL. saunders Kimbal
deceased.


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ nnderhlgned, administrator of the estate
OF Harriet n: Saunders kimball, deceased. to the
creditors OF and all persons having claims
against tho sald deceased. to exhibit them
with tho necessary vouchers, within ten
months after the first publication OF this no.
ice TO lhe SAID Francis Armstrong. admins
teator, nj the ofllce OF N. V. Jones, GOO Meteor
nick Black, salt Lake City, the same being the
place for the transaction of the business OF
sad estate in the county Of Salt Lake, State OF
Dated December 9, 1896
FRANCIS ARMSTRONG,
Administrator of the estate of Harriet Ii.
saunders kimball, deceased
N. V. JONES, Attorney for Administrator.
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SALT LAKE Cfrv, Utah,


NOTICE. THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
IN the stockholders of tho Salt Lake &
Los Angeles hallway company will be held NJ
60 Il. South Temple street, on Monday, jam.
airy IL, 1877. at9;3O q. IN. for the purpose OF
eloctDg directors to serve for the ensuing
business as shall legally come before the meet.
ing. /. a. CLAYTON Secreiarv
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State OF Utah,

City and County OF salt Lake. SIS,
i. David >. nmery, recorder in aud for Salt
Lake CITY, state of Utah, do hereby certify
that the above and foregoing IA a full, true and
correct copy OF an ordinance entitled IAN
ordinance creating Sidewalk District No.
~ passed by the CITY Council OF said
Guy November 2ith. 1893, and approved
of record in my ONCE.
In witness whereof have hcreun to set my
hand and afiixed the corporate seal of said
city this the 2sth day of November, A. u. lsgd
SEAL DAVID 1. EMERY,
B2Ot City Recorder.
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esTBAy POUND NOTICE.

DSE BAY MARE ABOUT 7 YEARS OLD,
~ blurred brand on left thigh one bay horse
about yesrslold; looks like Y on right this h.
one black mule about Il years old blind efI
eye ono hay horse about wears old, left
hind foot white, bob tail white down face.
II tho above described animals IRE not
claimed and taken away on or before December
2rd. ls95.lthey will be sold at city estray pound
Join o. MATToX. Pound Kennnr.