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WHEN IT WILL DE SOLVED.

The National Temperance Union recently
said that the problem OF hard times will bo
solved "when the workingmen OF America
boycott the saloon and stop drinking liquor.
About S400. 900 600 year 90 to the saloons
from the hard earned wages OF working
men. This money, turned into the channels
OF industry and commerce, would bring COM
fort and happiness and plenty to millions OF
households"
Imagine s400, ,000, 600 year TRANSMITTED
tom drink into life insurancel
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fYlsR ON THE DEFENSIVE.
admitting What Cubans Long
Have Asserted.

|Spanish Generals recently called to
Cuba. for a council, met at the Pal.
the difficulties Of campaigning dur
rainy season were discussed.
on-General Losade urged that mill :
Fratlons be limited to defensive move
or the present, and this was finally
IupOn.
Is come from Remedies, Santa Clara
r. mat many natives, driven from
villages and towns, have yellow
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tPNORTH League DEPARTMENT.
FOUNDED A NEW CHURCH.
June 2s-Matt. l6, 1919; Luke 22, 1920;
Luke "a, 46-ds; Matt %, 1920.

Christ came TO establish new dispensa-
uon. The purpose for which the old had
been established had been accomplished; thu
prophecy OF the coming Of the Messiah had
been fulfilled, and now that the results Of hit
coming might properly bo accomplished. 4;
was needed that new church organization
should ho formed. The old church had a
trained priesthood, men given 10 study OF tho
law and tradition. The new church. "A littlo
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MOST COSTLY OF ALL,

Al exchange says; "Somo one estimates
that getting born costs the people OF tho
United States f225. 200, 900 annually; getting
married, $500, 100000 annually; getting
buried, s75,O00, ,00O." We might add that
getting drunk costs the people Of the United
States more than 81 ,525, 100000 annually, or
more than one and one-half times as. much
as getting born, married and buried put to-
getha- --sacred Heart Review.
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PATENTS Feb. q. 1891
May II. 1891

The haywood" IN the strongest and Npip
roads aud riders. Made Of material that
easily taken apart aud put together: has few
VIII hold together even In an accident. no n
that cannot he broken: so simple that it's at
piece crank in place Of dozen parts; alway
IRNME-lmproycd double diamond gui
rolled steel rods toughest and strongest n
aluminium bronze httngs In such a mann
loose; marvel of novelty, simplicity aud
IN bicycle mechanism known. to build frai
that frames continually break and fracture
IN c1uuOt be- repaired. wUEEI~-2S-iuch;
ami nrassa nipples. nuns iS-Largc barrel y
gan n Wright Quick Repair or some 9th
bearings 10 every part, including wheels. CT
CONES best quality tool steel. Carctully
hardened Ccutcrs, rear adjustment. CRA
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Khartoum. where Gordon died and
toward which the Anglo Egyptian cX-
petition up the Nile is supposed to bc
advancing, Is now n mass of ruins.
About the only hahltablc house Of any
size Is the governors palace, Gordon
was spcared to dcatE on the grand
staircase of this building. The Khalifa
now uses 1t rs u harenI.
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With a Canton man for president, an
Akron man for secretary OF the national COM
mittee and two Cleveland men, one chairman
and the other treasurer of the Republican
proposes remaining In the presidential hunt
until the finish.
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The one essential thought at this
annual season when their work is
celebrated with some degree of con.
'hderate determination by the few.
Ind by the many with buncombe
and fireworks, is that ruling by the
'dead-hand' is out of place in a free
country. We are not living in the
,,lundred-years-ago, but in the ener-
setic, moving present. The men of
a hundred years to come. will look
back to us much as we look TO the
past and their question will be
whether we measured up to the
needs OF our times as fully as the
"Signers' measured up 10 theirs.
III We ok not to it, the woods of
1896 will ring with tremendous
No"
We are not living under perfect
conditions and it is ", to he alive To
the fact. II We dream that every
thing is wen, we ar. pon'ical or.um-
eaters, whG would 5acrifeo for our.
selves the pIaudits of ,he coming
ages, rather than foru. 20 the leisure
"nd comfort and sleepy inurmprs of
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THE FASHIONABLE WINE GLASS,

Some years ago the editor ofths Advocate,
while passing through ono OF the worst dis
trictS OF Now York, saw a woman emerge
from a dark, narrow alley. II was early in
the morning. She looked haggard, pale and
filthy; was bare-headed and almost bare
footed. She was a pitiahle object. Tho
night she had spent on the hard stones. She
passed him and entered low grog-shop.
Placing some pennies on the counter, She
took In her trembling hand the glass and
drank, and Thea passed out, and with uneven
stops went down the street. 4 policeman ON
being spoken To said sho was common
drunkard, that like "a not would be in tho
station house ere night, and that night she
slept there.
And who was this degraded crenture2 How
came she 80 low2 Hal she always been n
child ofpoverty1 oh, no. 1t was drink that
did It, Once that poor outcast was u
beautiful, accomplished Young lady; once Mt
the head OF fashionable young lady's
school; once teacher Of youth with few
superiors, whose society was courted and
her friendship valued. But fashionable
wine drinking proved her ruin. She slipped,
she drank, yet all went well. till one day she
crosset the line OF proprie,y-she entered
her school-room under the influence OF wine.
Then the friends that had taught her to drink
lifted up their false hands in holy terror,
ashamed, dlsgraced. She left tho place,
came to New York, where, giving way TO the
appetite, her degradation was soon COM
pleie, and to-day she sleeps In paupers
grave.
Would to God that she hal been tho last
victim, but she was not. To-day the cup
still flashes its light in beauty's face, to-day
1t yet touches female lips, 1t still drags its
victims down TO the graye.-Temperanee
Advocate.
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m,-ilr, barbarian and Greek. bound and free
> wore all included in his salvation. "ln all
the world was His last command concern
ing where His gospel was to hc preached
and His church founded. To-day in cyery
part OF the world tn" Church Of Christ Is tu
be found, men Of all natonalitics and tongues
uniting In the alteration ot the Son Of God
The new church was to hc "A missionary
church; not content with maintaining /,
place and receiving all who should como
70 II, but II was To 20 10 Others aud carry e.
them its services
Preach the gospel to every creature. and
the founder. II is upon It's missionary spirit
that the Christian church depends for exist
cuce. when II ceases 10 bc "A missionary
church. Its end has "omc,-it cannot exist
The very spirit oi christianity il missionary.
Andrew and Philip finding Christ sough,
out Simon and Nathaniel.
lIhe woman Of Samaria. when she found
that the man who talked with her was the
long-eNpcrted of God hastenci into the city
with her cry: Come and see. Is not this tho
| Christ? - This Is the spirit which l. leading
the universal church today 10 bring all tho
world under the dominion OF the Lord.
In instituting his church, Jesus, while turn
Ing away from the form and ceremony that
marked the Jewish church. gave IL other
! services, which were to keep alive the pur-
pose for which and upon which 1t was found
!oI 20 0mo,incipal OF these Is the Lord y
9ai "Vl UBU'ry time II il to be observed It
w '"I apu.ind the death and suffering which
were passed through that salvation might be
! accomplished.
Jesus instituted II church, do you belong
| ~ Not merely the yisih" form ~ il exists
In the world, buf the invisible, by faith In the
| Lord Jaaus Christ
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- -'' =" -. -".'"N -. idcking anu 40"
mained so until the writer spent
few hours on Bedle's Island in.
specting Bartholdi's great statue of
Liberty Enlightening The World.
The catch-words of Re 10 "a sct GopH2n n n2s,
ppt .o 1T prIcc ~ ttSvu ON receipt OF
"ill ship to anyone the above Bicvcl
OF n rh guarantee safe delivery Money -e
praaaufaI nft avrIvaI aud ,
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Notes.

On Saturday afternoon Mrs. Jane
Rice, who lived just outside Tho corpof-
aio limits on The Providence road,
tuocumbvd to an attack Of rheumatic
fever. Me-. Rice was onc OF the early
settlers here, Fnd had host Of friends
who will be giloved 10 learn OF her de-.
mise. Her husband died Of pneu.
monia about nitoon years ago. She
leaves large family OF grown chill.
drou.
A number OF members OF the Firl
watd Sunday school pres nisd
"Therese-tho Orphan NJ Genovs;i'
10 mn appfeoiative audience on Satur.
day evening In the Thatcher ogefa
house. THO proceeds went 10 the
Sunday school. On Saturday evening
next The Home ID amatlc Go. will pre-.
sent "Ihe Noble Outcnst,"
Al the meeting Of tho PhilomAthlc
society u the Is, Y, College on Friday
evening, Attorney Flank X. N,bokoF
delivered lecture on tho MoniOo doc.
TRUE, and several fine musical mum.
here, both vocal and instrumental
were rendered.
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Notes

The report Of public school attend
ance for January was submitted ny
Superintendent llison ~ tnr meollns
of the board Of education. Numtef ~
any time In school during m1nit 7
boys, 1888; girls, l,77li total s's9',
average numbeT belonging, bolfi
average daily attendance, 3,8sV yer
cent 0f attendance on average uuh :
bcr belonging, 90; number o.
tardy purls, 487; number OF taidy
cases. 5l8; number q pupils neither
absent nos tafdy, Log; lnmbef OF
tTuant puplls, u, number ui cases OF
corporal Iuuithmeni, 3D.
The Home Dramatic club OF Ogden
went 10 West Weber Saturday, anu
gave n benefit performance % o crowd
ed house to assist W. NJ. Puffingluni
who hes been connected with tue com
pany number OF yOAfs anu WA
leaves 10 30 ON q mission 10 Europe On
the 22nd.
Tho notorious BIN Roberts nearly
succeeded In escaping from the county
Jail yesterday By saving through Que
OF the bars VI bis cell.
Cfittenton hud party oiotel up theiT
evangelical work in Osuun lat night
They go 10 Park City ntxL
1t IL stated that the Humt-Bearda!ey
contest case Tor the city authorship il
postponed TOT Que week.
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L., a.,,,a.v Canadian Bessley
n member of the committee On
streets and Alleys wns h. charge u
Goms mon working on the streets
Street Supervisor Alfred, VINO was sus-
pointed by the Council some time ago
on the grounds that there was no work
In the department, came along and
took the tools away from Mr. BUosloy
ana the men. The rights Of the roun'
Gil on one sido ana Of the supervisor on
the other, viii no doubt nave 70 %
se.usu W Wv 81, a., 49,, 1nih,aoh,.
Iuseu w - 's,,s,.'J Al, hii,.d .,,,i
sppo'us" A'i,i .,,,,,,,,ses uaonsstior !
20 no - s.',' ~ a',,,aI a. ,,isy hin,
tnv 'ikn ,a " ~ ~, Ia, sr;ion In
~ WI" ~ 80
hAiis Va" ''V'''
Robert Bennett, Of Alpine. n anx'
ious TO learn tho Whereabouts Of his
son Charles. aged 10. VINO LETT his
home on .no iou,,m ~, w., ,a nioua"
wlhyu' ,h' ", ,,i.,ia'.t viii
cnaI's ~ nk ad',ns 49,, isn
Anuy ., ~ Ia, $3.50 ~, -,
pouhus' w , III ~, 49,, ,i,,ha. H.
ieAihe' uu 40 .ai, ,,i,n No.,
- .Il
"hen ho '''''
There arc now ten prisoners In the
county ~, nv. aau 49,. ,,,,,l'
..h. .,s,n. " ~. ,.,i,.,'' ~, H.,
o.vnous eS .,,..I W." s,,s,' ~ ~ ~ ~ t.,,
no'1,nk u, ~ ra,,,',a,,,,,,i,,.i
y nys' ~. rhIra ANS, 800, - :
ouuIen, ,d,,ss' - ,,.,,,,a''
nuN,i " ~. s',,'. 49,, 80,
VA g''o" w. ~ so,i,,,@. tsse Vn
su
CT, ,a,, p,ou, v.ot.,u,.,,,
n''ln su' -, - - ibt't.',
~ 'ss, ,at nas u's S.,, ,,'van
o,, o so me- ao, -" 49,. s. ,n'v ~.
shuw'.h 800 49, ~. ~
and M the ore Ia OF such a chatac,ei
that Il can easily be worked ty the
cyanide proctsf, there Ia every reason
. believe MIR. brown anu his aSsgoi.
hates have n valuable property.
Commander kellogg q. A. r., dc,
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LOG AN.
LooAS, UrAn Ftp. u is9.
tproreeding..

In tho First district couf. the care o.
the State Va Oan J. Dauie.soa was
once more tried, resulting iu tho G lu-
vloilon Of the defendant OF g'nnl lhr-
ceny, with a Recommendation 70 mercy
Ho was sentenced 10 one year in The
pouiteniiAry.
In the Cunningham attempted rape
care the motion Tor a now trial was
denied aud the defendant tcntengad %
one year In the punileuiiafy Thirty
days were given In which 10 die u oil
NJ exceptions, aud Cunuingbam re-
leased on 81, 900 bonds.
The Fifst National Bank Of JayDat'
willie, Wisconsin, secured vUrlici
against r.. NJ. P9ulsen 81 a. on "a
promispofy note. p0uison aud Others
purchased n stallion from an EaHtffn
iigm, paying ihefufJr sl,20J. A, Oe
was given for 8 400 Of the amount 4IU
stallion proven worthless, ana ~ he Was
sold with a guarantee, they refused
~ pay the mole. The original hulItfs
coulu not hays recovered, nut ~ tue
note had passed INTO the hands Of a
third party who know nOlhiug Oi the
matter, 1t became binding Ia law.
Atnslon Va KlfkDriie, suit to 70.
cover damages Tor Illegal seizure OF
personal property, verdict Tor plain.
tin.
w. 4. Mccormick, doing business a,
tho California Wine Co., Va the Mnt.
dock Block Coz verdict OF s5s4,BD
given.
The Connecticut Fire Insurance.
Go. Va tbs o. x. l.. & u. N. Rtilv y
occupied a considerable portion oil two
days, anu oven then was not con.
cludod when court adjourned 10 hold
session ia Brigham Guy. A house WIS
burned BY sparks from locomotive. Ihs
Insurance company promptly adluslo d
l0es and made payment. No notice
was taken Of It's claim for reimbuts'
meni, hence the suit. Mr. +. L.. VIII
liams OF Salt Lake represented tht
railway, aud Gunrge Wsslsfveldt Of
Salt Lake and y. l.. Keller Of Logan,
tue inauraneo company.
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NOTICE of AssEssMENr.

Tho Eagle Foundry and Machine Company, a
CORPORATION, whose PRINCIPAL place Of bus
ihoss 10 a. tic city OF rAt Lake, UIah.
NoTiCE n Hereby GIVEN THAT AT
~ hmeating Of tie directors of said cor
porat0n held On the .Oth day OF August lsan,
an assessment ~ $3.50 per share was LEVIED
on the capital stock u the sHid corporation.
The said fHseHsmCut 20 much thereof ha has
not already been PAID may be patd 10 the trcA .
mor OF Hail corporation at IA once IN The
titY Of Nnlt Lake, utau, On or before the nd
day OF March, is1s Any such assessment.
which may remain unpaid on he ard day 81
March. lrli, viii be delinquent ald the stock
upon which any nsscssment mAy remain I'M
pHid ami delinquent on the day last above
named viii DO advertised tor sale a public
auction, and unless payiaent IL made before,
Will be sold on hopdhy the 2ird day Of March,
1875, or 20 much thereof NJ may be necessary
To pay tho sald delinquent assessm oR Oh.
cr.w WIN tno cost OF advertising ana expense "
sale.
Dated this 10Th day OF January. is9i.
", 81. GEANT
Secretary Of the Eagle Foundry and Machine
company
alt Lake city, UtAh.l
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voU ARE HERKBY REQUIRED 40 AP.
a pear IN an action brought against you By
the above named plAinun In tho uiaulcl Court
Of tho Third judicial District OF tho Territory
Of Utah, and 70 nnswtr tho complaint n.od
therein within ton days exclusive Of thc day
of sUFyicol after the service on you Of this sum.
monu-if served within this county, Or "
frucd out Mis county, but IN this district
days-or Judgment by default viii DO tatcu
usalnst you, according 10 tho prayer OF said
Ihs SAD action Is brought 10 have Judgment
AGAINST defendant Mary Latte IA sum OF
81 ,sgg. with interest from Dec. ], les, A. per
cent per annum, for so with interest thereon
At per cent pof month from June J, 1870, att
per cent per msnth, Tor eo1 WIN interest
IRON Dee le2' per cent
AZ b nor cent pof huuum ftsm Dec, o, ls1l, for
! sls0 Attorney fees, and cost Of suit alleged
| 10 be dle on a certain prnmisaory note, uIes
| cutUdby dcieudantMary Laltio tOplniutin Nov.
iklspIi Tor siH with interest from date al por
| cent per aunum according 10 ttnor uf ten In
| tpTe't coupon notes hereto hltaehed-samo
| being due AMI unpaid save interest Nv above.
| and Doiag secured by murlgage u even date
| on premises hereinafter described, executed
| by said defendant 20 plantiu TO have PLAN.
! TINS mortgage declared q bret lion on SAID
| promises aud 20 have said premises sold and
/ proceeds applied IN payment of amounts due
| a. above 10 have defendants barred ana fore
closed OF al right claim or equity Of redcmp.
ton IN said PREMISES 10 have a dcnriunty
| judgment againtt defendant Latte, and for
/ OihUT rulWf, sAid premises ARE described MS
| followt g. Wtti rAfl L1t q. Block n, rlat -"
/ salt Lake titY survey beginning a.
| a p0lnt seven rods west IRON nlTih.
/ east icotner, said lot q. running
| thence west three rods, thence south six rode,
| thence east three rods. thence north six rods
| to beginning, also part LOIS anu 3, block
| 20, liht a, alt Lake city survey, commencing
/ ~ point one roo west from northeast
| corner OF sAid Lot 3, running thence soulh ten
/ rods thence east thirty nine and one half feet
| thence north ten rods, thence west thirty utnn
/ and Ont-halt fees % begluhiugi alsO part
] OF Lot %, Block ~, Plat "a" SAT lake
! tity survey, commencing NJ the southwest
! corner OF SAID Lot running thence east twenty
/ rode, thence north two ana one-half rods
/ thence west twenty rods. thence south two and
| one hIlf rods 90 beginning situated Ia FAR
! Lake CITY ana Count, Utah Territory.
] And you are hereby notified thst IL you fan
/ 10 appear and answer the said complaint As
| shove required, the sali plaintiff viii apply
10 the court for the relief demanded thF-ein
witness, the Hon. samuel a. MerritI Judge,
and the seal nf the district court ~
the thitd Judicial District IN And for
| SEAL tho Territory OF Utah, tlia seventh
day OF December, IN tho year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred
anu uinoty'lye
DAVID O. DUNBAR,
Clerk.
ny GRO, u, LOOMS, Deputy CLERK.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
The West Cab MINING and Milling Co.. prin
ciral place uf busincta, salt Lake
CITY. Utah

NOTICE rs HEREBY GivHN THAT AT
N % mtuunF o. The board OF Directors OF
The above named corporation held 10 its gem
ufal ohlco DO salt Lake CIV, Utah, on The sih
Jay ui yhruarY, lsyi. an hattssmcnt NJ three
thousand dollars, or one cCut per share, was
levied unou Che rapUhl stock % the corpora
ton payable on tuo 10th day % March. - 90
A. B.. CLARKE. ao. rctafy OF the corporation, ~
IT, general olces, suite 80 Progress building.
salt Lake city, Utah. Any Ft0ct upon which
the assessment may remain unpaid ON the ION
dav Of MAfcn, islU. viii DO delinquent, ard ad.
vcrtited fOr sale 40 pubic auction and nnlUna
payment ia made before viii he aold on the ith
mont. together With COSTS of Advertising aud
expense Of sale A. D.. CLARKE,
secretary OF the West Gable Mining aud Ntll.
inF Go suite 1l5, Progress building, SAT-
Lake CITY, Utah.
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A Question Of Salary.

The question u liking the salary Of
iis treasurer Ia causing the board Of
education tomo trouble. The tftas-
uter 10 under $4,000 h1ndr, ami tho
duties OF tho tiilcu take considerable
time; therefore ho thinks he should
receive somo compensation. On tho
other land hlsupponen'a represent that
tho banks offered 10 do the necessary
work without compensation, ~ all
school iunds could be handled by them
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
E.I,lo o. Ellen NJ. nnlIer. dg.sa.ea

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ uudersignod, Administrator " tho
estate OF Ellen n. butler deceased,
TO tho oreditna Of. ana all persons Hav.
ing claims against tho SAID deceased. 90 exhibit
them with tnu Necessary vouchers, within ten
months after tho nrst publication o. thia no.
uco, 10 Tho SAID administrator, az tho onier
OF IaNlor, tomneY, frmstroug company, cor.
nor South Temple and second West streets IN
SAT- Lake CITY, In the County OF sAlt LAko,
Utah.
Dated February. 10, isgd
oRsON d. ROMNFY,
Administrator OF the estate OF Ellen NJ
Butler, deceased.
James H. Msyle, attorney for estate.
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NOTICE.

NTuTiCE ~ hereby GIVEN THAT
~ there will be o meeting Of he stock
holders % the walker lifolhors q IyleT Com,
pany on the 2Oth day OF February, a, %. lsud,
Al 10 O'Clock o. a., 40 thgsonlcU OF tho com.
phny, lu salt Lake CITY, tate uf Utah, iol the
puratiun" % tnii company, in thla, to- Wit
by striking ont Of Article one % OF said
articlps of Incorporation the wOrds "The
walker brothers a ty!er COMPANY" and In.
srrtiug On lieu thereof these words walker
brothers Dry Goods Company 1"
N. n. WALLER, President
q WALkElt. secretary.
Dated THIS 2ith day OF January lssJ.
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NOTICE.

To tho stockholders " the Bullion, Beck &
Champion Mining Co, u corporation,
VOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
i tho rcgulur annual meeting Of the stock
hg'Uers on eAld corporation WI. be held ~ me
nWcn % tnc company, room fJi AcCoTutcE
Hank hui dlur, SAT- Lake CITY, Utah on Mon,
dhy, the second day Of March, prONmO, AZ tho
hour N p. NJ, Tor tho purpose Of 0lcct.ny
oWrors for the entuinE year, and for tho trans
heuun Of such other business as may properly
come before the meeting.
ny order OF the board ot Directors,
". j. hEAriE, Secretary,
SALT LAKE Cul, Feb rs. ls9G
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NyOu ARE HEREBY REQUIRED 10 AP.
II pear 10 ga action brought against you ~
the above named plAiutIh in tho district cour;
~ tho Ihud Judicial District OF the Territory
u ttah, aud 10 answer tho comp laint uIcl
therein within ten days exclusive OF tie day
~ auryicol after tho service on you u this
aummuns-n served within thin county or, "
served out Of this county, bus IN this diatri q.
within twenty days, Otherwise w.thin forty
"a. H-or judgment by default viii be taken
against you. according 70 tho prayer OF said
complaint
TRo said action Ia brought to have a decree
ct tlis court disfulttuE tho bonds Of matIis
mony existing between pIainuu and defend.
Aut, adindgng tuat plAiuuh have the custody
Of the minor child, isHue Of SAID marriage and
her costs herein expended, with other relief,
pray "a on tue ground that IN August, is2. tue
efundAut wiltully and without CAuto deserted
aud abandoned plaintn, and since SAID time
has failed ana ftli fails 90 provide plaintiff
with the common ngcoaaAriUH Of Ito
Ana you are hereby notified that u you fall
90 appear ana answer the sald complaint ~
above rouuucd, the said plaintiff Will Apply ~
the court for the relief demanded therein.
Witness. the Hon. hamucl A, Murrtt, Judge
and tho teal u tho District Court y
the THIRD Judicial District ln and To-
lsEAL.l tho Territory % utah,this aTth day d
uecemborin the year Ut our Lord on,
thousand eight hundred and ninoiy
DAVID O. DUNBAR, clerk.