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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-15
NEWS OF TIE STATE.

The IMoFoni cooperative store nj
Moroni, sanpele county, has re-lnuor.
p0faind tor n period % twoniy.hva
yeETr, sud has faited the capital slock
from $50, coo to $4,000.
Ephraim Enterprise; Just A. peopln
were roiu 10 chufuh on Sunday after.
Noon, T.. Y. Poulu1n and James Con.
nufs got into their temi-ocuasional
drunken bfAwl on Main street. They
wefo promptly taken IN charge by
Msrshai Beai, who inchfcefated thom
VA tho city bastlle. A. 10 O'Clock on
Monday morsiug they appeared hai0fu
Justice Chfittsnpgn, who promptly
ilucd them so each. la dolault OF
payment NJ tho fno tbey will board Al
the oitya expense and probably DO
made 10 put la their leisure time WORK.
ing on the street.
Tooslo Transcript; Early last Fri.
day morning Asa Walters passed
quietly away NJ his late residence on
East street, nj the advanced age Of o.
Tho funeral services, which were
largely attended, were held Ia the
meeting house last Sunday afternoon,
with interment In rootlo cemetery.
Mt. Walters was born in Dovoushlrt,
England, In 1906. lie Joined the Nor
mon Church Ia 1916, aud emigTatoi 10
UlAh la 1858, where no ha. since 20.
sided. He uitd, NJ he has alwAys lived,
fitm believer In the Church VI Jesus
Christ Of Llttof'day SAINTS.
Filmoto Progt,si What nigh
have proved n diaastfGus flfn occurred
NJ tho Fillmore dairy early MsnIny
moTning. The atuvtpipe evidently DO.
came rcd hot nj the place where u
pas,tu tntough the coiling, aud when
Ntels lvetson, tho operative, arrived.
quite a little biaEs had started. F1f.
lunutely, very little damage was done.
.... some ol tho Willard young men
luui all torn up. Here 10 January ana
part Of February gone, Rud not ono
pretty girl has popped tue qestlon. The
situation IL disoouteging anu The lri-
lows begin % MuuGef whsthrr the
new woman IL not growing lndepup.
dent, and able 10 takp care OF hefselL.
MI. Pleasant Pyramid; John Coates
arrived home Monday evening iron.
the sheep herds Ia Millard county,
where hu has spent the winter 80 far.
lie reports sheep In nuu condition,
much better that Tor several season,
pss vt this time Of year, the winter
hAving been very favorable, Fed uui
on the deserts 10 nrsl-ciafs, but h
unavailable NJ present on acc. unit Of
lAcE VI moisture. II good heavy
tnow fall would cono It would prove i
to0n 10 the fiuoks. A number ate hI.
ready beginning TO follow tho snow
limit noTlhwaTd. SIR. Coates says ths
season Ia unusually advanced In
southern Utah, farmers being now
engaged In putting In grain As iaT nor b
~ Sewer county.
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a count Of tue ballots catt nj the
siock exchange ytsterdny showed MI.
IA. A. Fylef's unanin0u8 election 70
mtmDeuhip.
Tue directors Of The Little Pll,sbufg
g mpauy met yesterday ana elected
l.. IA. Aifis PRECEDENT and Z. l.. Hud-
son secretary anu tfea,ureL
1, is not known whether the munici.
pAi solons were especially invited TO
attend the exchange today or not, but
the presence Of some OF tuem Indicated
that that was the case. president
Newell wAs there, ~ were alec his
colleagues, Coupoilmen Dale htowaft
and Buckle.
MI. Pleasant Pyfamidi Il. WHIT.
ticker and A. B. MRl1tmar lett but-
day the %, Tor tue ML Pleasant mine
10 West rintic. The wofE nOw under
htadway viii be continued with vigof,
snd 10 u IL .xptolui u representative
n ufoti, blackwell a Kelly OF H..
Louis 10 now Vi the mine, some very
important aud denuiio arrangements
VIII be agreed upon.
MI. Pleasant Pyramid; Mt. Pleasant
puopic aTo getting the mining lever A
number Of our men ATE out looking
alter properties In various paris o.
Utah, and several arc Ia feGdiuees ~
make thorough inyosligAliOu Of tho
alleged mineral resources VI this eua
VI the county. That something Im.
p0itant ia tue latter section VIII DO de-
volUpsJ there 10 no DOUBT.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

The Eagls Foundry and Machine Company. a
corporation, whose principal place ~ bus
iHci IL At the city % sAit Lake, Utah.
~ Office n HEREBY OWEN THAT AT
~ nesting u tho dircoiori Of shld cor
porauon held on tho .uth day Of August 1880
an assessment ~ $40 per share was levad
on the capital stock % The said corporation,
1ho SAID isaessmcnt 30 much thereof Ne has
not already been paid may be paid 70 uc trcais
urer of siih corporation AZ ~ nflce Ia the
city u salt Lake, uiah, on or before The nd
dsy Of March. 1884, ANY such asscssmonts
which may remain unpaid on he lrd day %
March. lsai. will be- delinquent htd the STOCK
upon which any assessmcnt may remain I'M
paid and delinquent on tue day last above
named will he advertised Tor sale u public
auction. and unless payment Il made before,
will 10 sold on Monday, the sra day Of March,
1896, or 90 ch thereof o. nay DO necessary
TO pay the said delinquent assess mrnt. iog IN.
or with the cosi OF advertising aud expense Of
sale.
dated hi, 2olh day OF Jayuary, lsgl,
W. %. GRANT,
Secretary OF tho Eagle foundry and Machine
once a. No "a, ives, Frs. south street.
alt Lake CITY, Utah.
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STARVED.
STOMACH RUINED AND MEMORY GONE.
Caused BY UsinR s,4ii Plugs Of Tobacco
AT. Budd. Druggist. Of Auprior, Ont.
Reports this Wonderful Case.

Man docs n lot Of foolish thinga. and
when you come 10 look them all over,
the continued use Of tobacco Is. without
doubt, the most unnccountablo Of them
all.
Tobacco kills more people than all the
contagious diseases together.
We don't know IL, or don't want 20 nd.
init u, hut It's 30, Not one man In ten
would get sick 20 easily aud die from
Catnrrh, consumption, pneumonia, heart
disease, etc, II his otherwise strong CON
aututlon were not undermined by tobacco
poison.
It's so easy to got started. md 20 I'm.
possible 10 stop tobacco use, unless No
To-Bac comes To Tho rescue Millions are
now seeking relief, aud they are coming
from all parts OF tho world. Read this
ne Row Can Ha,.
Anprior, Ont, Sept. 20. 1905.
A.. r. luli, ESQ. Druggist, ArnpHor,
Ont.-prar Sir: have used No-To- Bnc
and found 1t complete cure. had
smoked aud chcwcd for 20 years. | had
used q iO-vrut plug Of chewing tobacco
every day, a. well us three plugs Of Hmuk-
iugn week. MydOctor told me that tobacco
was killing me, aud ! tried 10 quit Of
my own accord. but could not exist with.
ont II. After using three boxes OF No
o-Bac ! am completely curgd.s My
nerves were complete wreck, but now
my nerves never trouble me. For many
years | could not eat any breakfast, my
stomach was in such a bad condition.
Now l can cat us wen ns anyone, aud
have rnincd considerable Ia weight, and
nm better physically and mentally than
ever before, and I can highly recommend
NO-TO-Bac us "A complete cure.
JAMES HEADRiCK.
Clay Bank T.. o.. Ont
Now, No-To.Bac Z . ncryc maker, aids
digestion, and will help anyone FROM
weakness 10 health. II ia the grnndest
medicine ever mndc-oycr 100000 cures.
You run no risk. for you eau buy NO-lO-
Bac under absolute guarantee from your
own druggist, DO Il to-day! Now Is tho
well. Get our booklet. Don't Tobacco
Spit and Smoke Your Life Away" Writ
ten guarantee and free sample mailed for
the asking. Address The sterling
Remedy Co., Chicago or New York.
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ARMY OFFICERS TRIP.

NARYsvmLE, Bingham Go,
IIAho, Fob. 10. l890.

MEANWHILE, Bingham Co.,
lIHho, Fob. 10, 1896.
To the Ediiori
Captain scott ard Lieutenant Lin
", u Company ID, from Yollowsioue
National Park. len my place yesier-
day morning on snow hoes, headed
Tor Mammoth 5prings, National PARK,
which they anticipate reaching IN
Ieo dhys. They ere undertaking o
very risky piece OF business, Tor they
viii have 10 camp out nights under
the tress, and N there should come up
blizzard tboy are apt - perish In The
sncW. The object Of their journey u
10 look after the buffalo, which
are being slau htored every day.
There wns nerd Of about one hun.
dfrd hen1, but We have sci OF out.
laws that WON'T he satirfiod until they
have got the lest one KILLED, which l
believe they have accomplished al.
ready.
The captain and Lieutenant are
both pleasant gentlemen. When
tue caplpin arrived at Market
Lake no said he thought he would
have 10 keep hls hand close 10 bic ak
shooter on account q having 10 pass
drought country settled with Nor
mons, Aiter reading about them being
such q lAwlets people. After arriving
at tho county scat, 81. Anthony, he
g0t team from a livery stable hnd
went 10 Parker on Sunday. whore no
visited n MOfmOH Sabbath meeting
first principles OF the GOspol. Before
leaving no also went 10 n danoe and
heard ihom open the party with
prayer all Of which compelled him 10
think We were d iiogent people than
he expected 10 nnd.
THOMAS uoooH, J.P
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cfiice ofthe county clerk late yesterday
afternoon with Lafayette HolbroOk, =.
r. Mount, a. q. Campbell, W. =. Nc.
Cnrnlra, w. n, King hni Fmnk ID.
KimtaIl 50 ;ucofp1ntofs. TIE ctpita.-
izstlon Of the company h $500, 200, ret-
Ttseuttd hy similar number Of shetes
n the rar value II 81 cach, III but
$4,000 shares Of which IRE subscfihru
10. Tue company owns the llex,
South Ibsz. Last Cnnr &C., Gold Hun
aud May J.. mining claims, in the
Detroit miuiug dltlrici, Juab county.
Tho ufllcisl roster Of the company D. n
lolloW f.. Holhfook. pfesidrni; s. y.
Mouut. vice lfe ideui; W. =. Nc
C0fniok, treasurer, aud II. D.kimblli,
secretary.
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Notes.

Mfr. Alfred Moyle, OF Alpine, and
Miss Kate KiTkwO0d, OF this city, were
married yesterday afternoon NJ the
resigence o the BRIDES pnrcots. Bishop
Evan Wride, OF tho Second warJ, tied
the uuptial knot. A large number o.
relatives ana friends were present to
wish the young couple happy future.
A hne dinner was spread before the
guests, ana n very enjoyable time was
spent, Mr.. and Mrs. Moylo will reside
Ia Alpine.
Prot ID. Clun Jr., principal Of the
brigham Young Academy, went 10
Blackio0t last evening on busintss
Connected with the Poople'e Canal
company, related TO the detert land IN
snnke Valley, which the lptoleet5rs OF
tho Peoples canal expected 10 reclaim,
but which other parties are now en-
deavorlng TO obtain under tho Carey
act.
The following Provo people took ad-
vantage Of the excursion ratio 10 visit
the Leadvillo leo palace, Brig John.
toni Hyrum Jensen, Alex Htdquitt u.
anu Eugene Jones.
Information was received here yes.
to-day that Judge johnson discharged
Leonard Scott, who WIS charged with
the murder OF Jesno Gibson on the
grounds that there was not sufficient
evidence 10 convict. Scott Was bound
over 10 await the action Of the court y
the Justice NJ Moab, aud the case W. Z
taken before Judge johnson on hAbstH
corpus proceedings.
Elders +. NJ. Lyman and Jonathan
!. kimball addressed tho Brigham
Young Academy students yesterday
iofenoon, during tue theological hour.
At a meeting OF the Territorial In-
sane Asylum board held yesterday, In
addition 10 routine business, the mrdi.
cal sup0TiDtendenl's salary waa re-
uucot irom 81, 900 10 $4,000 per onnum
nnd tho Stewards salary from 81, 400 tc
$3.50. DIR. Pike, ths medical superin.
tendnut, rendered hls resignation 10
take eject In sixty days. Tue direo.
tors expressed themselves highly
pleased with the manner In which the
ilsitutiOn ~ conducted.
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PROVO.
Utah Commaudery G. A. Il.

Utah COmmandery &. A. X.
Yesterday tue faureenih annual on
oampmsnt OF the q. A. Il. Com
mand,ry, department Of Utah. was
teld In this city. There were present
prominent q. A. II. men from salt
Lake CITY, o den aud other paris Of
the State.
A meeting was hold in the after.
noon In tho hall VI the VIM. +.
Sheiman Post No. o, anu transacted
bueilsua connected with the com.
mnnicry. The following officers were
elected: NJ. NJ. kellogg, Provo, CON-
mandef; n. &. Bailey, bsii Lake CITY,
sgclnl vice COMMANDER; 81. a. Need,
Prove, chaplain; 3. Ewing, Salt Lake
or urgoou; n. Sells aud ). q. Brin-
ton, Salt Lake Uiiy; J. X. Biauop,
fiuyoi Henry b. Steele anu !. Y. Allen,
Ogdrn, Council OF administration.
CIuTlts Cram, OF salt Like City, was
ttoct r'flfU. tnIvo 10 the National
Egchu m ni, aud Rudolph Ala, Il
5 10 LsAu Clty alternate.
Ia the evening the Ulcers were In
stalled, in Tao Opera house. The in
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NOTICE.

NOTICE IS uEuEHY GIVEN THAT
holders uf tho walker Hrothora 4 Tyler Com.
pnny on The .tth day u February, 4 -. isa5
AZ 10 O'Clock a. M, az tho onre Of the com
pany, "a salt Lake CITY, state u Utah, TO- the
poration" OF said company, ia TIT, taswiti
ny striking out of Article one tll OF said
articles Of Incorporation tho words The
walker brothers a iyier CompAny' aud ln
tertlnr Ia lieu thereof these words "M AlksI
brothers Dry Goods Company
n. ~. MALkER, President
n WALKER. secretary
Dated thla atm day Of January 1870.
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MONTHLY REPORT.
Idaho Climate aud Crop Service Of tbs
slate Weather BurtAu.

Monthly report Tor January, 1895,
ID. p. McCallum, observer Ia charge,
Idaho Falls, Idaho.
Snowfall was reported In all section.
OF The state on tho Let, followed by 4
Dry period which continued until the
ian, from which date ~ tho 2lst pre-.
uipiiAtlun was general anu greatly IN
excess Of Tug usual amount; during the
remainder OF tue month the pieoipita.
ton (pfiucipally In the form Of faln)
though not general, was fairly well
distributed. Mr.. Ffank Adams, CD.
server ~ Salu0ria adds the following
note; "Fot several days this month
this section was visited ~ the heaviest
anu mist constant d0wnpour OF rain
that has ever occurred within the
memofy " the oldest Inhabitants OF
this valley; travel Of all kinds hal TO
be- tuspenucd for " houfs. Tho h avy
iise OF water on the 20th caused the
low lands to be about i've feet under
water, doing Considerable damage,
washing out ak reservoirs and three
bridges, and spelling n considerable
amount Of hay through this section uf
tue country"
At tho snd OF the month the extreme
northern, the GENITAL and the extreme
southeastern sections OF tho State were
c0Vuied with snOw from two Inches TO
Xix anu unu-hnii feet deep, ths latter
dopth being reported at Atlanlu, where
thv snow was hard enough to support
the weight OF man.
The fifst mali OF thu month gave the
usual January weather as regard
temperature, hut with tbs l5lh came 10
aucprssiou oil "Chino1k" winds which
raised tho temperature eonsidefa bly
sbOve the normal AMI gave to every .
thing the appearance " early Spfinr;
in many places plowing was tesuu
during this period. The mean daily
temperature TOT tue sceoni half Of the
month was IL degrees higher lhsn thu I
Of the iTst hair. Tue l8lh was the cold.
est dpy OF the month with mean
mporalute o II degfetf; the wafm.t
day was tho aT.h, meau temperature,
80.
SUMMARY.
Tue mean temperature for the Btnt,
was go degrees, 40 degrees hlghsl
than January OF last year; tAo Inquest
mean tompeTaluroiwas $50 degrees, n
Lewiston, and the lowest. lO.2, Al
junction; the highest daily tempefA
tuT, ,b2 degrees, was recorded mt Lewis,
ton GA the 7ih, aAa tho l'woat, % below
zero, at Junction on tho 18Th, maHing
an absolute temperature range OF 81 de-
rTuoa ior tbs MONTH the greatest iocA
range OF TEN pofituru was al Junction
II d0gru,e, anu the least IS utgrgeb a.
hltcOw.
This average precipitation for th'
| State wac . 20 inches, an excess u 0. IL
iach over January, 1895; tue creates
amount was ut Solder, 1855 inches, ant
thu lIwuat, O.O7, a. Junction; the great
tst daily precipitation was lbs inohvF
~ SaluOriA, ON tho 20th. Thu was ~
average Of ten days with precipitation
during the mouth.
Average number Of clear days, 10
luTlially clouuy, o; cloudy, 10.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
E.tats Of Ellen NJ. nallst. dsesnssa.

Estate Of Ellen N, halter. deceased.
NOTICE Is hereby GIVEN ny THE
~ undersigned, Administrator OF the
estate OF Ellen N. huuor, deceased,
TO tho creditors Of, AUD all persons hAy.
ing claims against the sAii deceased To oxhibit
them with the necessary vouchers, within ten
months after the hrft publication q tLia no.
uco, ~ the said administrator, ~ The onlcn
OF Taylor, itomneY, armstrong compan cor.
ner south Temple and second West streets M
SAT- Lake Cily, In the County OF sAlt Lake
Utah.
Dated February. 10, 1904
OLSON u. ROMNEI,
Administrator OF the estate OF ELLEN II.
Butler, deceased
james IT, nsys, attorney for estate.
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NOTICE. EoR PUBLICATION.

LAND OTIlch.h
salt Lake or, Ihlin.
December aQ.n, .,grn
COMPLAINT HAVING BhEN D svi.sh
u nt ms once by sarah o. shoie' Asoni
Ernest Il. Lahr, Tor abandoning AZ ,.a up'a
stead entry No. 0.6la, dated May ~, "A sfiif
the northeast quarter OF tue souluV.sta Of d.
sonthwest quarter OF section les,uA
south, range west, Ia salt LAKE .osuiIi3 enui
with 4 yiow 10 the cancella o. saasd 10 ~
tho SAID parties arc hereby fuh'iitt' tahfual
s al 10 o,sloet A. M, 90 respond ana iII,oass
testimony concerning said h ilss' Rsslilsi.
menL Bfhoh INV
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NOTICE.

To tho stockholders Of tho Bullon, Beck 4
Champion Mining Co, a corporation.
UOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
Il tho regular annual meeting Of the stoeE.
holders Of atid corporation viii be held 40 the
oflce of the COMPANY, room COS. McCofnicA
Hank building, SAT- Lake Clty, Utah. on Mon.
day, tho second day Of March, prONlmo, At the
hour OF y. ~, for tho purpose Of eleciing
oficefa for tho ensuinE year. anu Tor the trans.
action Of such othuf buaincfa ~ may properly
come before the meeting.
iiy order OF tho Hoard of Directors
W. j. RFArtE, Secretary.
SALT LAKE CRY. Feb' ~, lslA
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NOTICE "a HEREBY GIVEN THAR a..
~ meeting o. the Hoard Of Ufsfid,.
the above named corporation held al M -.
cfal ONCE 10 salt Lake City. Utah, on No..
Jay Of February, 1893. IN assessment ID a..
,housAnd dol ,ara, OF one cent yer thaft. Va,
ton payable on she 10Th day OF March. NJ Z
a. p, CLARKE, secretary Of me c1fu0fatIln =
~ general Oncos, suite lt3 rrorfess irif'..
salt Lake city, Utah, Any stool upon wt9i
TIE A.gessmont may remain unpaid on ths ~
day o. MAfch, 1850, viii DO delinquent srf N
Neriiacd Tor sale At pubic auction and 49,.
payment u mAne before will be- cold on ~ 4,
day u April, isld,tpipay The deltnqueut sIss...
nl,ni toE.ihet WIN eoas 81 adyofialI ga
ctpente of sale A. n, uLARkr,
INF Co, suite 80, progreH building. al
Lake City. Utah.
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UoU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO Ar.
u pear Ia an action brought against yOu by
tie shove named plaintiff in tho district court
OF the laird Judicial District Of the IcuitorY
~ ItAh. and 90 answer the comp laint lied
therein within ten days fcNclusivs OF tho day
u sufyicel after the service on you u this
summona-n served within thia county or. n
served out Of this county, bus DO this distfi 4,
within twenty days. otherwise within forty
dAgf--or judgment BY default will DO taken
against you, according 10 Tue prayer OF said
complaint
The said action Ia brought 10 have a decree
OF this court diatoltiuE the bonds " matrt.
m0ny existing between plaintiff and defend
ants adiudging thst plainilu nave the custody
Of the minor chiid itsue Of SAID marriage and
her costs herein expended, with other rOliof 3
prayed on the ground that in August, ls3l, tue
defendant wiiiuliy and WITHOUT cause deserted
aud abandoned plaintiff, aud SINCE said time
has failed and ftili fails 20 provide plaintiff
with the common uocuaHarioa % life
Aud you are hereby notified that u you fail
10 npuoAf aud hnswur the said complaint ha
above required, thp SAID ulaintih viii apply 10
tho court tor tho relief demanded therein.
Witness, tho Hon. samuel A. Merritt judge,
and The seal Of tho District Court "a
tho Third Judicial District In and Tor
lsEAL.l tho Territory ~ utah,ihis 81 th day OF
uecomher,in the year Of our lord one
thousand eight hundred and ninety.
DAVID Q. DUNBAR. Clerk.
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Truth A. Miner, plnintiii, " MARY Lali.s al
George salisbury, defendants
The People Of the Territory OF Utah uii
rreetngi 10 MARY Latte and Oteiri
salisbury, defendants.
Uou ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO R.
II pear m an action brought againti IoaW
the above named plhinun IN mo nlsulci u9.H
of tho Third judicial District OF the TsffuV
Of Utah, aud 10 answer The cnmnlalni atl
therein within ten days (cxclusiYo o. tas az
Of sCryicul sitter the service on you ~ thhila.
monH-n served within this county, o.
served out o ths comfy, but IN NE dit.iLt
within tWcnt days, otherwise Wlthin 90
dayH-0r Judgment by default will 10 itin
against you, according TO the prayer VI iii
Ths SAID action Il brought 90 have iudgus,l
aaainst defendant MARY iahit1 On tul Y
al,sQp. with interest from Zee. j, lti, a. ~
cent pcF annum. for ~ with iuitTr,. h'i,..i
per cent per msnth, for so win lhl,ra.
iroM Dee. l. tstl, AZ Yer eH
per month, Tor 81 30 la1cs, with illg!A
~ per cent pcr annum ftem Dee I, h.,, "
SEQ attorneys fees, and cost OF auiti aNei.
10 be- duo on a certain pfumlftor} note ,m
cutrdby defcudHntMary Lalite 10 plainllN..
Do, tsII Tor ~, ~, witn iutcruatfrum dalq ~
cent per annum according 20 ttngf ~ tel u
tetcft coupon notes thercto atiac heo-ai-i
icing due hnd unpaid save Interest a ~ u
and brlug secured H. mortgage ~ rfeu ~
on promises hereinafter described, ettees4
BY SAID defendant TO plaintin 10 ha'e ~
tau mortgage declared urtt lHn % ~
premises And 10 have said premises tas y.
proceeds applied IN payment Of amouhh ~
a. above 70 have defendants bafrea sul w
closed OF al right claim or equity o. 49,,
ton in snid premises 70 have ! aehes.I
judgment against de 'ondAnt LAhl1e, Ahe y.
uthUr relief said premises are duietl. ~ =
follows, 70 witt pArt iot d, BLOCK W ilA "a,
SAT- Lake city survey, begnhluA ~
point seven rods west IRON w.
east corner. sara lot ?, iss.-ss
ihenee west three rods, thence south - ~.
hence cast TIRES rods. thence north ~ ~,
10 hagtnninF; also part Lots andA ?, 10 10
a, piat a, ali Lake City surrey, eomlAs.s,'as
~ point ono roo west from hNiitt n.
corner OF Haid lot a running thence fgs.n,
rods thence east thirty nine and ong h. , - ~,
thence north ten rods thence west llhv -
aud ong-hAn feet 70 beginning ~" ",
OF Lot 8, Block II, iiAt "A; a. ,tv,s.l
cornor OF said Lot ,TunninE thtng 80, ~
rods, thence north two And one IVY ~, III
thence west twenty rods, thence toulu w W. ~
Ono.half rods TO beginning. tluAteu /" 49,
Lake CITY and County, Utah Territory -, nr
Aud you are hereby notified mat - a
10 appear and answer the said ,on.p an
above required, the said plalnuh w
MHness, the lion. hAnuel A, hctilhs 80
aud the seal Of the dlsulet e..sttf
Inc Third Judicial Dntrct, N ~. ~
fsKkLl tho 1orutorY OF utAh, W. y, ~
dAy of December, ~ tht le.i,Wsi,l
Lord one thousand eiFh' iaA''"
DAVID O. DUsBAI5 ,,s
ny Gao. d. LOOMS. Deputy Clerk
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-15

The Incorporation OF mining com.
pany 10 DO hereafter known M tho
Sunnyside, wRs another late proceed.
inc OF yesterday In the county oleTk'u
office. Tbs company owns a group Of
six claims Ia the Camp Floyd district,
ana II capitalized at sbU0,0nO divided
Into 200, 900 ahafee valued Mt 200 rEcn.
The incorporates are Edwin New.
conner, J. W. Myers, a. LgoGwilz, 3,
Ewing. IL. +. Duke, Chstles Baldwin,
H.. J. Dininny, And Max Lipman; nj
y. Ewiug IN presiuont, X, T.
Duke vlco president and II. j. Din.
inny secretary ana treasurer,
IbeE GOid niutnE Company,
The luck Gold Mining company
filed its nrticles " Incorporation In the