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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-06-11
Dr.. Kidson's Brother,

Beeville, Texas, Jund S.--Yes-
terday evening when Jailer Edison
was returning his prisoners from
the run-around to their cells, Joe
Birch, and inmate charged with
burglary, secreted himself on the
top Of one the cages, and as Mr.
Edison started to throw on the
brake from the outside, Birch
sprang from his hiding place and
grabbed the jailer. A lively tusslo
ensued, in which Mr.. Edison sue
ceeded in choking his adversary to
the floor.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-06-11
A CALL.

Pursuant to call by the chair
man of the democratic county ex-
ecutive committee, | call conven-
ton to meet in the Opera House
next Saturday at "A p. M, June 10,
to select delegates to theconvefr,f
ton to meet at Hallstt&ille, June
10, for the purpose of selecting
delegates to tie state convention.
r. L. EsYAENBuRe,
Precinct Chairman.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-06-11

1t is to be presumed that the
present heated term is largely at
tributable to the state Of politics
in the Tenth district.
The announcementof l.. Tampke
for justice and commissioner APP
pears this week. Mr.. Tampke has
served this precinct two terms as
justice of the peace and has spared
no pains to fainiliarize himself with
the duties of his Office.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-06-11
Work on the Switch.

Monday morning the Arkansas
Pass convict train arrived and be-
gan work at once on the switch for
the oil mill. 1t will enter about
two hundred yards below the stock
pens instead of near the depot as
first planned.
For the past three days they
.baxs,tdJeseei'ff al work putting in new
switch on the south side OF the
tracks.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-06-11
Land for Sale.

1926 acres fine black Mesquite
prairie land for sale seven miles
northwest of Gonzales on Leesville
road in German settlement Store,
gin and two schools in the neigh
borhood; 500 acres in cultivation;
seven good houses, windmill and
plenty Of good water. Will sell
from 100 acres up. Improved
lands $15, unimproved from $40
to $12 per acre. Part cash and
balance on time with eight per
cent interest. All under good
fence. Come to see it and you will
be we'll pleased with the price and
land. Call at my office at Con
zales, CARL DILwoRTH,
Banker.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-06-11
REPRESENTATIVE.

We are authorized to announce
]. II. H. DENNIS, of Wharton, as a
candidate for Floater representative
of the 10th district composed of the
counties Lavaca, Colorado, Con
tales and Wharton, subject to the
action of the democratic convention
OF the district.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-06-11
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
CONGRESSIONAL.

We are authorized to announce
GEORGE II. BURGESS as a cam
dijate for congress from this, the
Tenth congressional, district, COM
posed of the counties of Gonzales,
Jovaca. Colorado, Fayette, Austin.
Fort Bend, Brazoria, Matagorda
and Galveston, subject to the ac-
ton OF the democratic nominating
convention.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-06-11
ABOUT LAvAoA COUNTY.

The Galveston News contained
the following excellent write-up of
Lavaca county last Saturday;
While Lavaca county was or
ganized some fifty years ago, set
tiers were not numerous for many
years. The northern and western
parts of the county are praire
lands, and these were not put un-
der fence until the advent of the
barbed wire. Not until the build
ing of the San Antonio and Aran-
sas Pass railway. some ten years
ago, did the county begin to build
up new towns and to prosper. Now
there are in the county Halletts-
vile, Sweet Home, Yoakum, Sinner,
Moulton and Sublime, all thriving
railroad towns, besides there are
numerous small towns in which
there are postoffice, schoolhouse
church, store and blacksmith shop.
The county is we'll watered- The he
yT11avaca and Navidad river, Rocky,
Mustang, Clark, Brushy and Chico
lete creeks furnish water for any
and all purposes. Well water is
good and easily obtained, besides
artesian water can be had at depths
Of from 900 20 500 fe7t and there
are number of these wells in the
county. The health is excellent.
GIN account of the proximity to the
coast, sea breezes blow during the
summer, and in winter it seldom
freezes. There is an abundance of
wood for all purposes and some is
cheap.
While formerly the entire county
given TO stock raising and was un-
fenced, now most of it is under
fence whether used for grazing or
or stock raising. Horses. mules,
cattle and hogs are raised in great
numbers and the surplus shipped
elsewhere to market.
Corn, cotton, potatoes and cane
are principle farm products. Crops
have never been known to be
failure.
The county produce $4,000 bales
of cotton per annum and more corn
than is consumed, exporting some
to Mexico. Fruits of nearly every
kind thrive. and almost every fam
lily, even renters, have a small Or
chard.
Land is worth from 81 to $35
per acre, according to the location
and improvements. Renters pay
from $3.50 to $3.50 per acre for
rent of land, or give one-third corn
and one-fourth cotton raised. Fine
schools are plentiful all over the
county, and every child has an OPP
portupity to get an education. In
some districts an extra school tax
is levied.
There are in the county about
1900 voters, roo of whom are col
pred; remainder about equally di-
vidsd betweens Americans, Ger
mans and Bohemians.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-06-11
A Gard.

l desire to thank my friends and
neighbors, and especially DR. NJ L
Edison, for their kindness and as
sistance to me during the illness of
my little boy, August, who has
now recovered. Please accept my
sincere thanks. AUG. SCHMIDT.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-06-11

in.
No employe of @. I. Joegglf's will
be allowed to vote in the contest.
The votes must be cast in the
ballot box located at Jaeggli's store
or sent in by mail.
The decision will be left to three
disinterested parties consisting of
L. Wagner, NJ. L. Edison and M.
Richterl
The ballot box will close at 4 p
m. sharp, Monday, July 18th.
CONTEST NOTES.
The result will be announced
from week to week.
Extra votes can be had at Jaeg-
gli's store. From one to one hun
dred, . 10 cents each; 100 votes
5000, 500 votes $500, 1000 votes
$1,000.
Place your favorite in the list
early.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-06-11
THE CONTEST.
WHO IS THE MOST POPULAR LADY IN
LAVAcA COUNTY?
The Question to be Decided by
the People and the Favorite
Awarded an Elegant Mani
cure and Toilet Set.

A Manicure and Toilet Set case,
elegant enough for princess, will
be awarded the most popular
young lady in Lavaca county, by
Mr.. G. I. Jaeggli, the popular
grocer.
This Manicure and Toilet Set
case was bought by Mr.. Jaeggli at
Waco and is on exhibition in his
Office. This case is made Of moss
colored silk plush, and the contents
of celluloid, every article being of
superior quality and finish, 1t is
simply beauty. Mr.. Jaeggli has
inuagurated a voting contest by
which it will be determined who is
the most popular young lady,
either married or single in Lavaca
county.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-06-11
COUNTY.


We are authorized to announce
u. A. PAULUS as candidate for
County Judge, subject to the action
Of the democratic party.
We are authorized to announce
JOHN T. HOUCHINS as candi>
date for reelection as Sheriff of
I.avaca county. subject to the
action of the democratic party.
We are authorized to announce
ANTON BERKOFSKY as a candi-
date for the offSe of Tax Collector
of Lavaca county at the ensuing
November election, subject to the
action of the democratic party.
We are authorized TO announce
Il. f. CULPEPPER as candidate
for reelection to the Office of Tax
Collector of Lavaca county. Sub
iect to the Democratic primary.
We are authorized to announce
r. H. kUENTSLER as candi-
Adate for Tax Collector of Lavaca
Rounty at the ensuing -NpEepabeg
eelections, as the nominee of the
populist party.
We are authorized to announce
the candidacy of F. J. PESEK for
reelection to the Office of Tax As
SCISSOR of Lavaca county at the en-
suing November election.
~. IRE authorized to announce
,k'MS'IM. PRICE as q candidate for
'%rAssessQr of Lavaca county at
th9 ensuina tNovember elections.
We are authorized to announce
MN. BLAKESLEE as a candidate
for County Attorney OF Lavaca Co.,
subject to the action Of the demo-
cratic party.
We are authorized to announce
GANO EADS as a candidate for
County Attorney of Lavaca county.
subject to the action of the demo
oraClc party.
We are authorized to announce
a. STOERMER. SR., as a candi-
date for Treasurer of Lavaca county
as nominee of the populist party.
FOR COMMISSIONER, NOS. 3 AND Z
We are authorized to announce
]. D. A. MEYER as a candidate
Tor the Office of county commissions
or of precincts Nos. 3 and Z, at the
ensuing November election, subject
TO the action of the democratic
party.
We are authorized to annouce
II, J. HEI.WEG as candidate for
reelection to Justice of Precinct
No 6, and for commissioner for
Precincts Nos 6 and 2. subject to
the action of the voters at the No
remher elections
We announce L. TAMPKE as a |
candidate for reelection rs Justice
of the Peace of precinct g. also as a |
candidate for commissioner of pre-
cincts and 8, at the ensuing Mo-
Nember elections.
J. G. Dudley, (Juliss Caesar, in
biz mind), was defeated in his own
county Saturday. 1t is said he
has offered his services to General
Of the Spanish army in
Cuba
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-06-11
RULES OF CONTEST:

Any lady in Lavaca county can
enter this contest.
Each coupon will CONT one vote
when properly filed out and sent
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-06-11

saTgER TEX, THU, JUNE II, '06
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-06-11

j G. Dudley, (Juliss Caesar, in
biz mind), was defeated in his own
county Saturday. 1t is said he
has offered his services to General
Weyler Of the Spanish army in
Cubu
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NOTICE. 10 sTooKHntprRs.

NOTICE o. HEREBY btVtH THAI ON
- hu cd ttITlthl day uf September, is.H,
~ llun.nrk iu tuu FORENOON 20 alid lH1. at
ihu Unru % tfnf W. WnUaHn CON. q tfu.
duol Co, SO. 90 AID I0C b. Nyat Irmp.r &C..
HaIt laaU CITY llIt "a meeting uf thO HtIrls
t0idufs ~ tHu q. ~ iiHns0n rrUdur, Come
p1nY a corporation. will Doc held Tor che Dur.
pnau ~ amending unu rhunainr no HftiU e.
20 agreement 90 Incorporation ~ said B. W
liauson ifuiure Company iu tho g. 'ositg
uaruCuIara tnswit
frt In inUfotao the rauIiaI stock OF aaIi
corporation 90 EtN tIuuHHuu lHrHI HHHfJH
thereof at che uaf taiuo 20 one Hundred n. HHI
dollars ptr Fhau add 20 Hmeud paragraph lfI
81 ihu au'rIrsuu Joe fuurHtiIu ui ftHHHid D
W Hanson lIunufu tHWuHrN tu frHu as
f1lluWH be- HWf uut % tIt CluItal STOCK "
sa.d corporation snail b. nftT thoHHfuI DO .H..
Al uI dollars. Wilton HhsII HH divided into nt0
huuurrI rs l shares of Che ffUg urp lr value
col Que hutlfri i.HII dulHfa fHth.
Second O. amend thu object frf which tHid
corporation BE- Organized huInE paragraph NI
ihptruf, o. rrHi uH follow That IhU object
huaIncHa hH1 puf 1000 NJ HrlI Uufat1u BE-
anh shall costume fu D. o. t4uT uu and con.
duUf One business uI rruIUI Commission,
Whu|fHlic uuI IItu'rE trade Iu iIuIia produce,
Och. uytt7fa, groceries provisions and mUrs
thauuiHiuf Of UtrtT nature au1 HrfHfiUfiuu
d. ~. HANSON. rtcsIfrnt.
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! W HERrAs. CiErs rWIICuEfL ANp
| " maildaJ lal..Hc., Do. Wiie.ani Clint
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| he f.cofdcto 'ee4t ,l a .le county ln
lts irligr ulH -Ht.I g ltan convoy o.
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d..0uuti zeal etIlie usIc 900 tAc Haid rat
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a !, rIHt CO., 2. Hait ln.t iiIy sntftI, truro
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n.ln HrfHl HunUnINa bod
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daN frII tIr above UUaUf||.l progeny, ana 40 /
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font door 20 tuu County Iaar llHNHIi DO H1Il I
lake t.II, ln no ruunIF uf rHt lake state ut l
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NOTICE

NOTirE 10 HEREBY GIVES UY Tur
~ Oly Connect NJ sslt likp Ciff. .fHi. W
tnh. 90 ihr Intention OF HufI tHuutU fI HaUs
iur inlculnE ut HrfiHeI uIUruNumUHt, iu.a.l.
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following unUri street.. 10 tHu ruufUr IftH.
street nom south lomUle street in 81 U.H.t
midway lriWg'n met tni -rr.Hi sItUit Dol
rruCr lHIIiHt No q OF HHl1 ftF nuu IfffH.
tuc rOHtH thereof s"fIWffrI no DO srufa U.r
lirnar ur Iron; foot IrHIN hundred amt ffI..
tENt Ila SOD dollars, UY IuHHi usHtIauaNt
upon t1r Tote nr uiuetE 81 ground within I.g
foiloWiuE described HIsfuel. being tHr distf..
10 ho Affected or boncntiei by sod lmHr1.t.
mont namely
lno u0Tih Zoo fcttnf totgaud aiiolIHtl
Nlora 9 ihu noun liI feet 81 i.ati Hui b. of
lut .. iIUUs 20 100 10 l.uf .. iIiurk %. .nl H.|
nf Iut g, il.ntt b.. 900 uf HllH lois AuI u.f..s
Of Efopnd tlrs u RAT 49, rat taLe DiY
al pFuiyat HnH objections t0 iio raff,Irs
nHf ~ HH.h intention 10 make aHit Improve.
luUHt iHutt tc pfHarutrn In Whiting fu IHH coy
lier.farf 900 ur before Ihr tUrrtF.nrH U.H. %
'uE No. I.H, urIu uc tmU fut Iy rHil ROW.
go whom 10 viii hear aud r0usigrr sutn fH..
tom HH NAV b. made thereto
liE order % Hr city DuIurI Of sa.ttaan
tii, state OF utlH. tlafc ttc gist DAY u Ju...
lHt.
DAVID = ENfHT.
tiiH Recorder
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NNruENEAH uN ItiE ilEsI DAY 90
W uriuuer. IsI arthur a. icrl lru AIre
frfI. IIHwIIr made tNcrH 90 nnt 0cINtrrI
.uU. W.I.HrIiI their certain bond ana con.
dItiorcd tort payment 0f '.lH Hud infrfcsl
alDHrliuE fl uuInIrftHi coupon notes thereto
lIt.rurd. and
Wrcfr1. the sold Urrir9 ON tAf same daie
executed aud dtlY.ftu iu Frank huUt .t
uu.trH tIrHH.d uuutu ifuat coed cInrcfiNE
Co., Hm in tmst tUU lu.tWiuF defcrilri ic.l
estate situated Il aalt lHlr county llan. Go
WU. IUN trfrUCru IItI. CigllUtu ll. uuI
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llfHl AtUittOu .u aHIt l.io lItF 900 nnY and
90 WatCT rIsiIH tc|ut auF in ur s.Hl ON 500
UfrrIssi aud any uHrt IrItul. which tnII
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m boz iHuk HIE" Uf Iuuri .HetHt ua.Ua 5t.H fuI
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hood ur tNfH. OF tNH interest .uNl Oh. Ur
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uonouuf aIa afs alter thcr maiuulN iNat i
oh 1u a Nl lawful tur Ini trustee lo fu'i q.
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title. IUufNI uHut Quits 90 rtuUmuilt "a Oh"
ga huuus b. ttr' and slice ftf. nia vifc, at
IuuIr HUeuUu ut IlU front u1Ur ul me county
,1uu h1uc DO tat tate tIiy SALT iuhg
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NOTICE

NOTICE. is nEHsHY GIVEN ny THT
- Guy euHuUl. hat tHka CITY. state 0f
Utah, ~ tNU lrI.HII.u Of such C0uurfi Co. uako
tho ioNuWln lya.NHri improvements, tnWIt
fAitullu. fu. laying tcWur lateral uinng tHU
following uHuH| .rUrI. uU The north zoe %
second South erect from UNA Hlat Hffcui o.
nuuNAf HNt.Un. .".H. Hu sewer nHtrIrl 40
nf SAID city. HHI UU.Tly tho gUst aud r1prusa
thereof estimated no hlll per linear or mont
foot ~ HI HiNn" property, or three tl1uHhuu
risht hundred uHl HIktYsouu ift, iu1I dollar.
hY local aH.u.a.H.Hf urla Ihu i0ts 10 piUtrs
NJ ground Within INg following described dc.
trirl, bong inu district 10 no Affected OF bcno.
utci hy HaIi lH"rHIuWgul uGmUIYF
All " IH.H 900 ., block h1i aIlof lntaI...H
nuu I.ora .. 10 IUtl Q ant q. blurt Z. alI
M lots ., @, H". 2. N|Hrk 'ii aud nu ~ I0t /.
llOra y. I.at DO .t|l InAr O.ty Hufypr.
IlrIutrHH H"f "tIufH O.. no talfV'Hr
oli of ."1 n.."ns must be wCsrH'rf DO
wr'tIUE Dob t|H ..| .UsDrIuT uu uF NrfHFu tHr
lui rr 90 "Ul l-IH, icing tHU t.Hr frt
uH HHiI .npn. ".rH "a VIII UrHr HHI con.
fIHyr FuNN U.... .|H.H no may lH made fHUrrfn.
ly urIrrI n. UIF Council OF rH.t Tale
cay sigiu of lHH. ma|r July .sIH, IsN.
DAVID h. INIln
cry acUosieE
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frank Dewey. rIaaar.
ntaiutc Dewey. Defendant
Fi'lL rEOriE OF TIM TruHiTOuY Oh
4 SAD ttui ffrruH. lu Beatrice Devon
hou 30 hereby r,qurdIl8u1r,a 10 an &C..
tln HfuuHll aaHuHtIuu UU the above named
judicial instinct ut thu Ir.UiurT ul tal. aud
tIHu.HHf tnr complain UrI Urfru Within
600 H.FH .Ut0.usNuu Che HHU of HrnIH1I HfIrr
thn service Uu sou of IU'H tHmHHuHH served
Wlillu ihIa county ol % .UNUi OUT ni tlH
tHul.gs lNt boz tNiH iH.Urt WIiIu went.
dHTH ulh.IuIHr within IuuE ta. H#Ur IUdH
neatly HriHuIt wall IH Hk,n H.aIUsI Iuu, 90.
rUrus iU ihr prayer ~ slId complaint
uu.aII action b. urUuHha iu HHtu "a decree
of tUIH tUlU uisfoIFIre no H1udH 1f .uHtTt.
unHy rhIsl'u. between r.lult 4ud dCfrtls
uut. Huu .IIuuuE pIalUt|H such UlHuf rUHCf is
mUy b" r.uIHuIt hnoIu I.|I"l tfa|rl 900 ilH
sfuuul htt 900 Arfil n, iH ., tnr auIyuuaut
wildly Hnl wlthaut .HuHH 1HCrtu'l Ind lhau.
dHUo1 ulHIiiu. Hld Doe ever uu.u tIuunuUu
Go WIfu.N ana Wih HIl cause dUsrU add
abandon Hu nud 10 HHt separate Huu ar.rt
rrhion and nsllnat hls will Hnd atHuut hh
consent
Aulluu sfa Hortbr uuufsd natIf you fail
De- HUuDar HHu fu#Wrf INr aHi1 compliant %
OF ltU required, 600 aid rltlnuu viii uTp'y lu
ul tUur. inr tHH IrIfrf eUuandgl therein.
NitHrsH zoe Iiuu ~Hmurl q Mrrur, Judge,
ard uie HrHI of luH DHtuUt count 90 tH1 IhIri
Utah. THE $500 uaV 20 November. In tHr yeas
~ our Lord one thousand c.slt hundred aud
israLi DAVID g. buNHAH Cier..
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VVnEEEA. ruGn WAr5ey ANn sAnAu
taih dssi srtusi dsiediua 10 diyof jani.
trhuhrI, II ln U1IA 'IlI IHseH i.i Hut
ln. Of tHo RECORDS boz tHr O1I6c % tHo fte0fItf
oi dctda ~ fgIt Latc County, ln ihe ivrr tory
o.. trustee, ihe tuIoNiuf go rriucd tou caiain,
situate tu fail rhlt lato tuuuiy, ttah. tu.wiI.
NIl ~ Tot. tout 70 hnl I've hl. % section
aA 70. t1Mu.hiN iHu tal s1uth ~ fahHt one NJ
wet % rHlt i.ntu mcmillan, tuHt1iutuF iu hIl
uahN Isll Hrrts, uu 100 same moe orleIH,
h'tnrllnH On government Hurt 81, inr.uirs
viii iHr ssil iuud 900 t.o water rights vh'c.I
were owned NY thu tHid iiuHn Hud sarah =.
Watson 90 thr dat1 OF rHii iced 81 trust. 0r
WnigI were alUurutIT acquired uy tHv cold
uugh 900 sltah o Whslu. and used m cone
WH..IflII touyoyaruf uaa made IH trust 90
secure 700 irr order uf ihU lombard investment
sgmla9l. iugra mont OF %. faid iiusu and
~ utHH ditto uitH saIH dlri ID uu.t Tor tha
principal up ui Iwu IUouHaud sa0l Dol.
IIT.t uIt 900 laNaIIc rIfuaN D OIL with
interest tHr.guu from tnc cato thereof untt
uUm, sHaH.rHrHi.auuullIf. aaU vIuin,cfuat
thereon aiIrr Ha.Uuiy af INu rate Hf twelve
lL Dc r,.. pee aruum, taiah'v agmI-
WbGrtas. li BE- provided iu said diced OF truft
that Iu rHHc 90 fault boz thu Payment lf faIt
rromHauN uu'o. or Che lu.rrg.l hUrc1n, ~
ur0u coo application of tHu ttFaI hl.IUf ID
sh.d note ft.i uHd dispose 81 fail romara.
SUD go fltfi.it, tIIu. Hrugfi ana equity 90 &C..
drmrtHu uf tHH .I.t liuFu AUD sarah D. MHt.
fHns IH.Ir lr.T" HHN aHaIEuH therein, ut uuH.Ir
auction. ai Goo place. no. tNr manner Hut Zoe
fu. IutH.Hra tH HniI decd ui tfuHf stated. Hf|Ur
lfsi aItIuE iHIfiYs U'I diYt nUtter. Ha UHfilHu
iaUFutHNiDu Coz bon said decd of uust. fDIyr.
rngg Do hNIgh a hereby made Cor greater tJI.
tHufr HuI
Wtrfgas. csiault haa been made Boz ne pay.
mcutuf iuo Hlit uriHgUaI motto oi tuu tHulf.
ana dlIius, anl bon tuU UlIuUuiuf tfu cYuuun
interest nnica 81 tNi each, due AuEuHi D, 'sH,
hui trHfulfT D, lrH rtHUrruNUU aud boz t"r
payment ui taxes Cor tnn year IS. Hm1uutuH
90 tiIsy whIcn flii amount ~ tHNtH boz been
advanced lT ihr lrrti hn der ~ ihu note. uud
il1 taid Nun.IIH. mite, coupon inirfrat UUius
and iaara aIu 900 IlHtiur aud unpaid
Sow, iHrft'ares uUIlUt lf hereby ENCn tr4fi,
tIn uuucIfI.UCl, trustee Ha HtUfy.aII llt HH
fcqurIi ui iuH legal holder Cf said note. HHu
unurr and uy virtue Uf mo power aud aultuf.
llY tu mU vested HT tho Hlid decd UI truHl NIII.
1u tfIfHF. tiu.lHt dIY % August, isH. attn1
hour &C % a'HIUrh iu lHr forenoon uf raI1 IaY,
HrIl hH above ulfrrlltu properly, and 40 tnr
light uHg, UrurIt au1 equity OF redemption
of lur HHId liuEU huu sarah ., Watson. tHH|r
hons Hun HH.IEuH tnrfUIu, % publ" auction.
Tor thv iIEHrst ard lrHt price Ono HhmH will
bring boz gaHn. Hl tnH west font door uf do
county UHurt house, boo nAIt Lake tItH. COUNTY
Of RAFT Lake, Utah. Cor tuu uupHHt 10 paying
tlIl note and uirTrHt rnuunua Hrd tHzCa.auI
aII yuHlh aUH UNUUuHrH Uf rNrUutIu# TIfH fHuHL
joins e. lErIEI.. Iustrr.
lint publication July De-. HH
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NOTICE.

NOucE Is HFurnY GIVEN ny TnE
- city tounUi. NJ salt Lake city Stale ~
liah, 81 me intrut1n nf aurh tnunru ~
mako tho following described imdr0ycmcuL.
tu.Wlt.
tousiructiuF o cement Sidewalk, fiN fees
VIDE Huu Tour lnrfra inII.. on thr west eide 90
ftruuu luHi street lftHrrn ruuth IrrH.H.
.Wga aud tir'l suuth street. To- sIIvvaIH Co.,.
III. Nn' 10 90 "1Id Guy Huu dTfrnV fuH tuHt
hnl lhtrnaU thereof estimated o. H5Il Duur uU-
hui Twenty one ituUdtdths ut.li uHIIars
N.r ilYnt pc 'lurHf foot. IE % local uHsHHrmuut
uuln ihH luiHur pieces uf ground within ono
lnlgWlr. drsUriHot district, being thH nstfrt
g. 20 alce'ci orbuugluid ~ said Improve.
CITY surgUv
~. protests and objections Co tho CARVING
gu. ni fHyl Intention must Ir presented o.
va Guy Recorder boz Writing uu or uuf1lU tHy
rug Gay ~ August l-nN. IuIuE she time Htt by
tail lounrll uur1 BE- WIit hear aui ,ulsiHrr
tugh ol1egtioua Hs may De made thereto
lN order ui thu CHS tuuucil ct san Iaks
cry, Slate Of Utah. mlin july gist. i..l
DAVID .. EMEilN,
city hucurirr