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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-08-14
Golden Wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Brown Celebrate
the Fiftieth Anniversary of
Their Welded Life.

| lhC Illlletu anniversary VI
Their Welded Life.
1t is among the most favored o
the Creators blessed people who
are permitted to live q united life
as husband and wife for half Il cen
tury. Such are the rare fortunes
Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Brown, liv
ing mile south of Logan. Or
Thursday, August 13, 1896, was the
hftieth anniversary Of the compan
ionship of Mr. and Mrs. Brown
and the children and grand child
rem, neighbors and friends Of the
happy couple made the occasion q
gala day at the country residence
BY the noon hour there had as.
sembled sixty or more guests, bear.
ing elegant gold presents and well
wishes for the cid people. a
sumptious banquet was spread and
all did honor to the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown were form.
er Pennsylvanians, but for years
have been residences Of the Buck
eye state. Their ages respective
are 70 and GS. Among the hand
some and appropriate presents re-
ceived were: Handsome gold head
ed cane and watch from the famil ly (;
gold collar set, from Mr.. and Mrs.
b. G. McManigal; gold berry spoon
from Mrs. Floyd, Bolts and Smith;
gold sugar shell spoon and hand
some fork, Mr.. and Mrs. Harden /;
gold salt and pepper service, from
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Shaw; gold pen,
from Mr.. and Mrs. F. Harrington
and Mr.. and Mrs. r. ID. McMani-
gal; gold pitcher, from Dr.and Mrs.
d. II. Moore, Mrs. j. Henry Dye,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Il. Bowen,
Miss Lou Bowen, Mrs. Mary Ellen
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. Ray
man; beautiful cut glass berry
dishes, gold trimmings, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. George Deischley; gold
coin, Mr.. John Walker; golden
winged canary bird, from Mrs.
Charles Brown; gold bug, from
Country" Jock Floyd. The last
present was appropriate indeed for
Mr.. Brown is a staunch Republican
and prizes the bug highly, exhibit
ing it first to the DEMOCRAT man
on his arrival at the residence.
We wish the happy old people
many more anniversaries Of their
welded qife. Mr.. Brown is one Of
the good, jolly old friends of ours
whose friendship we prize as high
ly as any it is our fortune to
possess. He has harsh word for
none, always speaks the best of all. .
When WE meet him he jollies us
about o ur polictical views, always
with charity. for the opinions of
others. Mr.. and Mrs Brown hold
the warm friendship and best
wishes Of the entire community.
The following letter OF congratu-
lation was received by Mr,and Mrs
Brownfrom Mr.. John Walker:
LOGAN, o., Aug. l3, 1896.
>. Mr.. and Mrs, J.H. Brown, Logan,
Ohio: Permit me to congratulate
you in being able to celebrate your
golden wedding today. You are
the favored among the many ten
thousands, aud you have right to
enjoy it. While other duties will
prevent me from being present, 1
know that you will have many
other friends TO rejoice with you.
AS slight participation, please
accept what you find inclosed here
in. Very Truly,
- - "~'r j, WALKER.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-08-14
Notice in Attachment.

Charles Wright
Benjlman Tritch, Before John NJ
Thomas w. Rochester. FLOYD j. r. Fails
Water Works Trusiees( Township Uoek-
of Logan Village, Pl'Cf ing county, Ohio.
VS.
w. j. Beery, deft.
On the 8th. day of July, 1896, said Justice
issued an order of attachment ana gnranisice
$4,000
Logan, o. July 18th. 1896.
CHARLES WRIGHT
BENJAMIN X. TRITCU
THOMAS w. ROCHESTER,,
Water Works Trustees of
Logan Village, by Wright
July li-3w.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-08-14
r~ f. a..r,s...mp
5|)(llllS

In some conditions the gain
from the use Of ScOtt's
Emulsion Of Cod-liver Oh
Is rapid. For this reason we
put up a SOC. size, which is
enough for an ordinary cough
or cold, or useful as a trial for
babies and children,
In other conditions gain
must be slow, sometimes
almost imperceptible, health
can't be built up in a day. For
this SCOTS Emulsion must be
taken as nourlshment, food
rather than medicine, food
prepared for tired and weak
digestions.
ScOTTrS EMULSION has been endorsed by
the medleai profession for twenty years. (Ask
your doStor.) This 10 because II Is always
paiatabie always uniform always contains
the purest Norwegian cOd.iiver OIL and Hypo-
phosphltes.
Put ap In SO cent and $r.oo sizes. The
small sEze may be enough to cure your
cough or help your baby.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-08-14
Notice of Attachment.

Miller & Case, p't'G') BeforeJ; NJ FLOYD J,
WI. Beery, Dert.) Hooking County. Ohio.
On the 9th. day of July, A. ID. 1896, said Jusf
tice issued an order of attachment in the
above action for the sum OF thirteen dollars
and ninty cents.
Logan, o. July ID. lS08.
July IL 3-w MILLER Il CASE
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-08-14
POLAND CHINA HOGS,

For Sale; Sired by Boston l. X. L
T. and Signal Sires and Dams, all
recorded, can furnish pairs, not
kin, any one desiring of the above,
call or address, Geo. Schaal, Hue,
Ohio.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-08-14
Political Personals.


Our Republican friends continu :
ally say they want an "honest"
dollar and "sound currency" but
do not want a "ffty cent dollar"
This is the sum and substance of
their assertions, intended for argu-
ment. These columns are open
for any Republican to explain
what they mean by these asser'
tions.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-08-14
Base Ball,

Beck and Bright were the bat
terry in the McArthur- Jackson
game of last week of which the
score was II to 4. The Record has
the following among her notes:
Did you notice Beck behind the
bat? Charley knows the game
and played ball to win. His bat
ting is o, *. Come again Charley.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-08-14
Logan School Examiners Meetings.

If you acish to read a good ne,0s.
paper, get the Ohio State Journal
from Frank Kontner Agt. Sun
doy's edition aoitI particularly in
terest you. For sale at II. Harrfng-
TOMS.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-08-14

WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN is
pre-eninently fitted by nature to
serve the great purpose in this
trying period of American history,
of uniting and welding the aroused
patriotism of unselfish men in all
parties into preserving struggle
for the principle of true independ-
ence and real Democracy. lie
stands for those needed reforms
and Improvement in popular form
of government that will make for
a stability and equity of self gov
ernment hitherto unknown to any
republic.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-08-14

THE Republican platform of st.
Louis written in full reads like
this: 1--WE know and admit that
the free coinage OF silver, as well
as gold, is certainly the best thing
for this country, and that silver
never should have been demonet-
lied, and therefore we pledge our
selves to promote the movement
to remonetize silver by trying to
coax Great Britain into what the
grasping Gladstone called 'this su-
preme act of self-sacrifice' and
when we have accomplished the
aim of this great coaxing act we
shall have afforded the people OF
the United States the relief from
the financial disease visited upon
them by a few bad or ignorant
men in 1878; but until England
chooses to go into the self sacrific-
ing business in the interest Of the
United States we promise to pre-
serve for the further enjoyment OF
our people, the present bad single
gold standard"
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-08-14
goth. Day Of August, 1896

for sale at public auction, nj one o'clock pm.
on the
goth. Day OF August, 1896,
at the doom OF the Court House in said coun-
ty, the following described real estate, situate
In the county of Hooking and State of Ohio,
to-wit: Being a part OF Fractional Lot No.
Eight 49,, Section No. Eleven M, Town
ship No. Fourteen (li). Range No. Seventeen
ti7l, beginning at the \ Orth West Corner of
said lOt:thence south 32 degrees, East q. rs chs.
thence South " degrees, East 6.66 chs; South
3l 3ldegrees, East 200 chs; thence South 72 de-
grees, Ensi770 chs; thence South 80 degrees,
East 800 chs; thence south % degrees, East
7.S2 chs; North 81 degrees, East 02l chs;
thence north 32 degrees, West 2 26 chs: thence
North 6l degrees, East 2.20 chs to the center
OF the county road; thence by the center OF
said county road, north 80 degrees, West 8.H
chs; thence North IA degrees, West $50 chs;
thence north 3llZ degrees. West l,lS chs;
North 80 degrees. West 6.33 chs. TO the North
line of said lot thence West A0S chs TO be-
ginning, containing 2Oll acres, excepting
thereirom Sb7 acres. conveyed by said Exc
ccnt6r TO the village Of Logan for Water
Works purposes, which deed Is recorded In
BoQk2i pages 4l3-ili, Hooking county, Ohio.
deed record 10 which reference IL hereby
made for further description, leaving the
amount OF land 10 be sold herein 2O.5i acres.
Appraised at $6l5 ,OQ. -.
sale. i-ef Y
d. .KANODB, Executor OF
June 2l-IS06 MoR0AH. kANoDE, Deceased.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-08-14
A Good Showing.

The following is the statement of
(estimated) earnings of the c. III.
V. & II. Ryfof the month of July
and also for the seven months OF
the current year, compared with
like period last year.
July 1896, ......,.. $2O6, ,276.40
July 1885,. .,;.,........ 2i0,Sl39i
- v' - ----
Decrease for July !, ,.- S34 .b37.54
Seven months '9G, ....$l, 1925, ,947,27
Seven months ,95, ...I,2 ,293,0O2.O6
I =
Increase for year to date,Sl32,845.2l
1t will be notice. that the c., ii.
V. g. Il, has been doing remark
ably well the past seven months,
when the earnings for that period
are taken Rsa whole.
Half fare 10 oSalt Lake City, Utah
August 9th and 9th. Good for re-.
turn Until August 22nd.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-08-14

THE patriots of '96 are from the
loins Of the patriots of'76, and there
can be no question as to the final
result of this second battle for
American independence.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-08-14

Fred Bright pitched a magnifi-
cent game, striking out eight men.
This, together with the catching of
of Charley Beck, was the feature
Of the game.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-08-14

BrightS inshoots are not at all
"dinkey." He had more steam
than we ever saw.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-08-14

Write JOHN YKDDERl6 ftNiA co, raisnt 1iior
sSs e We ,nss R.' 0'
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-08-14

Hayes Pursell, the speedy twirl-
or of the Marietta club, formerly of
the Colts, pitched his first game
Monday in contest between Ma
rietta and Sistersville. The Mari
eta team won by score Of l3to 2.
The credit ofthe victory was large
ly due to the magnificent pitching
of the Lancaster boy.
The City Drug Store sells good
lamp chimneys for Sc and have a
stock Of handsome lamps they are
selling at cost. Come in and see
them.
90 miles lake ride and $50 miles
rail all for $3.50, Sunday, August
23rd. Nothing like II ever known.
Why stay at home and miss the
opportunity of your life.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-08-14
Administrators Sale Of Real Estate.

In NPURsUANcE OF an order OF the Probate
- Court Hooking County, Ohio, J. will offer
for sale at public auction, Mt one o'clock pm.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-08-14

With Bright and Charley Beck
the boys had all the confidence in
the world.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-20
sHERlFFls sac


NOIicE ~ HEREBY GIVES, THAT PuR.
~ tuant 10 Al order ot ta.o hHd d0crgo Of
foreclosure 60 me directed ron 900 1hfI Ju'
aifIal ulirict Court " tho Icfuiory Of Jtah,
County of talt inkc.in a osuso tuUIeIn pending,
wherein 49, 40 rcuufti1r D. pIaInun. and Albert
., White and Unfana a. White, Simon y.
Mac ic %. % Htnor, Ua.fef ii0uElion, louis
executor OF iho last viii and igstamcnt ~
William 2. Harmon, dernrHrd, Nr.Nr u wal
II, D. 1rcfN aud trufEa W.. uEitalIi
urior ul sale reference it hereby madr. Ithau
expose Tor sale at runiie Huruon, 10 The hlah.
rit bidder, Tor raau, 90 the wet frlui aoor n
tnu county tQufiluusu, DO cue CITY on SAT-
me .sin dsY OF January. 1871. 10 o. O'Clock.
noon. al tue ID De- title. claim a4d trIricrt %
Allrt ) Mliic snd h0tana 81. MlIis 'imun
iaut 1000, iltHra Hrdrn. WtIHam 40 IisF.
muu nH executor Uf me IfHt Will Hul trHfls
nest Of William Harmon, fccg1.td toiIIe
~ Wall p. O.. brrTr AID George M.tT'CfHH, On
hgi 90 lhe following drtuu1ci real e.tate,
fItuttgt Iing. ana beng Iu lhr County uf ga.t
lnku, lNh. and particularly described 81 fpls
lowe to.wlt. an OF lois tuell'c.sht .llt
l.l q White. s0ath sa.t Tale SAT-
taEU County, titan.
Aliof lots woniy.oIEht tsI, tory.oro un
AMI f0Hytro NsI IN block ono Ul, nfo Iot
W. 900 south sais Lake, salt iaac County,
NlI OF Int NNNfn NN|. ~ N.N. NNN NNnNtNu
and HCttn IH,l pIai Va" .aIlIHLtJ.iy urycy.
ana more particularly f0usHHHt AZ f1lloWs
commencing 40 uorthfaHt Uofn1f off lut tnvru
NI 1inrrfhii nnd runri1r thence wee. tru U0l
ruIH, ihcnru ruuth twenty N I'D TuIh, thunrn
ua.t Cen lIl rnds, thence north twenty l.D
rode il me place - beginning, continuing two
hundred t-Ql flutro rods iu -alt Lake County
ttsh.
ulmmcnclng alta point seven aud one, halt
GfII rode aIuh OF tlg northwest corner OF lnt
NV ~ iu bloc. MY 'one .lll. Plat va" AT
lake CIT uWuf, and running thence south
two aud one Nalt llal rode tuCuru raHt ulnp
Wl rode, thoucn north rfu and one. half f.lHl
fots, tulugg wet nine ,ll RODS in the placo n
brginfinf. containing twcntr two aud once
haIf tlI ] square foaa, in salt Lake ountY,
ltHh, 10 tu sold a. ths property Of Albert y
White, aud lt0shnA N. Whita eimon u. Mackio,
n. % uituor. GrorEn inurhtor, Louis Toto
Aithoa brown, william A. liarnon ~ aNeCu.
tor % tho last VIII uud testament % william
r Harmon, deceased. Nellie N. Wal, q. O..
GrcrT and GEORGE " Oagaly,nnder said order
" sale and decree in tho above cause
Dated. rALf LAKE tlTT, Utah, January tth,
Isl. uAiiNli iAHuN, sheud,
~ -. r. THOMAS, 10 MY rhet.u.
JOhn ~. Cannon, attorney for plainun.
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Norlce oF 1eusIer,s sAlr.

NTOuCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ whereas 90 Che gih day of october.
lslt, Joseph Grocsgeck and sarah .. eroea-
bees his wife, o. .at Laee CITY, Utah. made,
executed and delivered 70 VI. y. lynn az
trustee their certain trust decd recorded Oc-
tuuer 9-ih. 1898. in Hook "a 81 mortgage,
pages lGl.7l o. the rec rds of Tie county 90
conveyed 90 TIC sad Vs.. =. Lynn. trustee,
part o. loi ta!ce % ii2eE ihf'f.ny
l3l flat a. tait Lasc ivy lut.
OF aaid Jos ana runnina thence north ninety
threCN3I irets theurr cast twenty li0I rOdsi
thence south ninety .hrec tp5 iccti thence
west twenty (hl rp1s 20 nisce of bounnina Do
trust however. 10 secure the phymcutto Helen
Crawford Of the sum OF three thousand dollars,
evidenced BY coupon ptomseoL note oi
due quarterly AZ nine uer cent per nnnum and
providing inst should dciaut be made boz
any interest payment that said Helen
crawford might declare the entire
principai SUN and ell accrued inter
oat due nnd proceed TO collect same, and
whereas SAID trust decd $50 contained atius
uiatiau that should default be- made in ttc
payment u any interest that might accrue up
on aaid u0te, then The SAID trustee might pro.
coed TO sclI sall properly a. public yculdc 20
the hiEhC1t bidder Cor each, ni The front dH0r
Lake CITY or a. the front door Of any buildlng
lhcn used Tor thAt purpose. Fret giving twenty
place ~ snch sac and the property 90 De sold.
hY adverut0uuut In some newspaper printed
in tho English language AMI pubudlcd boz
SAT- lake CITY, Utah, Hud uron such naic to
make deed Tor the properly sold, iu ccurd
annr with tho provisions o. hHld uuft uoet,
reference 20 which BE- hrrehy had Tor a moro
complete Huerincauon thereof, and
Whereas interest payments maiurod upon
rnid note Tor tho sum % $3.50 each on Artil
glth, ls &. July l6ih. irl3. and october Cth,
les and default has been made iu thu payment
q each sod al u said sums and oycly part
thereof, and
whereas. by reason ~ saId defaults tald
Helen crawford has rlerlei W declare tAO o..
tire principal sun and al H0crued fnfcrCai due
and payable and haa requested the under.
signed, itns'ce. 10 cell ttid premises 10 ray
said indcltodness,
Now. therefore notice BE- hereby Fivon that
tho unfcuignod trustee viii on TuaaY. The
iIft daV Of January, lsii, % " O'Clock noon u
said date ~ the south frlnt DOR 0f the Jotnt
ely and County nlUdinE IN salt Lake city,
Utah, nen thn above described prcmIsga
~ public tcndur % the highest bidder
Tor cash fnf The purpose Of paying
SAID indebtedness Of three thousand dollars
with Interest thereon az nine per ccnt ffom
october 4ith. ls1i, for tho purpose ni payinE
ne interest," payments beng Tor iGtil each.
maturing upon April sGih, iali, July lfth, $50,
aud october o.. ISIS, with twelve pcr cent
interest thereon and attorneys tni truttsu'a
fec, costs 1f adYcftuomo q ami sale.
" 4. LNNN trustee.
iIrtp1b'ictiion January loih, 100.
FRANK % sTtruENs
Attorney for Trustee.
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sHERlFF's SALE.

NOTtCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
N purauaut 90 an order Of sale and decree
u foreclosure 20 mo directed from tho Ihird
iud clAl District Court Of tue Territory Of
Utah, County Of SAT- Lntc, In cause thsrliu
pending wherein %. ~, tChotu0r IL plaintiff
aud sarah A. Love iH defendant, 90 which SAID
decree HuH order % sac reference IL hereby
made. lfuall rAposu Tor sale At public auction,
90 thc ghust bidder Tor each, AZ tho west
front door o. tho County Courthouse, ln tho
CITY Of salt Lake, County % SAT- LAKE, state
Of Utah, on tue lsth day OF JhnuArY, l'9d. 40
u O'c o-t, noon, all no right title, claim aud
iutorast o. sarah A, Love, Ia and % the tol.
towing described real estate, situate, lying
aud being in the County Of salt Lake, UtAh,
and particularly described Ne f0llows, tesWitt
Az of lot hfty.tw0 tl2l, boz block two tll, A. j.
Whites south salt LhEe, -alt Lake County,
UtAh. DO appears on the county records.
40 he Huld a. the property OF sarah a Love
under taif order o. sale aud decree 10 the
above cause
Dated. BALt LAKE CRY, Utah, JauuarH ith,
a, u. 1871. HARVEY HARDY, sheriff,
ny u, y. THOMAS, Deputy sheriff.
John II, Cannon, attorney for plaintiff.
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Within a short time the old home Of
Jonms0n Davis IN Richmond viii be
thrown open to the public ns Coufod-
crnto museum. Tho "White House VI
tho Coniedoracy. ns II has been called,
has bcon tho property Of the city for
many years and has recently been used
ns a fchoolhouse. a room in tho house
will b. assi gnod 10 each of the states
TINT seeded for n collection Of ROLES.
and Ia addition thcro viii bo largo
room for q general museum and onn fut
n library. Tho first uf tho state colloc-
tions-that Of Georgia-hns been re-
coivod. twas presented TO tho commits
too by Mr. DO Reuno on tho cIghty.hKth
birthday Of President Davis. June. 1884,
Among tho relics nro tho capc. gauntleis
and sword 81 General Loo. tho plumcs
from General Stunft's hat; tho spy.
glasses usot by General BolurCgard nc
tho baltic 81 Manassas, and tho colioc.
tiuns from tho various soldiers homos
established throughout tho south. In.
Guiding tho Loo Camp soldion' home
collection. which contains. Ia addition
60 many rare aud interesting ROLES. the
skin Of Btonowall Jackson's charger.
There are also number OF manuscripts
and private papors. Nov York Trib-
uuO
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NOTICE. foR PUBLICATION.
u, q, LASn OFFICE,
SAT- Late Iitl, utah,.

u. q. LANn OFFICE,
salt Lake Uity, Utah,
ntcomhor 10th, 1893.
ToMpL ANT HAVING nEEN ENrEnEp
~ a. TINS urlou bY sarah B., shores against
Ernest A., iuhr, for Abandoning his huma
stead entry No, p.6ap, dated May tth, isy2, upon
the northeast quarter Of the southeast quarter
of section 81, aud the northwest quarter Of the
south, range west in sat Lake County, lIah,
with a view To the cancellation OF said entry,
the said parties are hereby summgncd 10 aps
pear AZ this once on the 2lin day pf February,
ls'A At 10 o'clock n. M, 90 rcaunnd and furnish
tasumony concerning sid alleged abandon
nt BYRON Gnuo, Register.
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mysGr, whose nyt- Ecom cmpty, m
whose hearts arc brok1n, COS they've lot
all IN love 60 out o. 'om.
keeps myself ns bright nn young us
ken la case no should cum homo nm End
mo n-looLln not 20 young nor so tall a. I
wuz when ho left me.
hut 10. nitcr my wnitin hero. / die %
last, without a.hcarin o. bis voice ,nyin,
"Nnpgio, I've cum back Ter ycr," why,
IN know les IN doin's o. tho good L0r
nu some dry SO shall meet, 10 not hero,
&c win DO thnr DO hoayon, whore thtro 10 Do
nothin bat hnppinca forever fcr mo au
Jorry. Cincinnati Post.
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joins 81 CAssos. Attorney Tor Plaintiff,
shERIgFis SALE.


NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT fUR.
~ tuant 10 an order 0f sale and decree u
iorcelosuio 90 me directed Ton the IhiIl
JudiHlal District Court % tho Iemloy OF
rcnsIug, wherein, Joaeun ruWol ie uiaiuNu
aud hIUCrt y. White aud i1saua n. Mtitc,
lula croxan. joseph " Matthew's aud lannie
q. hnttlcWa, Anuio %. Anderson, Julia a.
1fumhulls II. D. NontromCrY Simon Mao
kio, % %. Elmer George iouFhi1n, LOUIS
1of1, hlihca Brown, william p. uarmoni -
William s.. Harmon, deceased, nellie VI. WAL,
.. 4 1rcgs and t,oofro W ugicahy arc the
defendants 60 which SAID doeftc and ordcf of
aaln fciercnce u hereby malo fhaIl eApote
Tor falo at public auction to che h'Ehcst bidder,
Cor cash. nj newest 'front.' door OF tho County
Count House, in The CITY OF Sole iaae. county "
taIi LAKE state % Utah un fhe Nih daN OF
Januafy. itJl. nc ~ O'Clock noon, alI She right,
ulg, claim aud interest OF Albert y White,
hlsfnh WINE, Ju'la trnNaui Joslph "
MaiitCwf, lanuio ~. Matthew, Annie y.
Anderson. julia A. Tmmtlli. ID. b Mont
r1mtrY, simon 2 MHcst0. o.. Do. NIug- Geo
ll0u.li1u. Louia Toao. AiIhea brown william
ara i s.sSsiit q ' wi,1 i smos . ds
crnefd. He'lln A. wall, D. % brfEE and Geo
W. uT Cluy. boz and b. iho f0iiowinE dffcrbcd
Eoan, af 'p sfs ss i39 t' S5d p.lt '
cularIy dcfcrllcd 90 f0lI1Na. WItt hl % lots
fefou ~, eight ltlt nino ..n. Ton illi eleven
Hii t.l} .h W t1fll s,.en (" W.. e. ~
DAD. Whitoa south salt Lsko, situated lu
nyo acre flat"A,' Hig fiold surycy salt Lake
County Utah.
Iu Do f1id aa tho property ol Albert ,.
Mutr, inHnua NJ Whlfn IuIIH DrlNaIls Jufouh
D nauhows, fannie u. Matthew, Anuiu ~.
AudCfH1u, Julla A. TrumhuIl. %. .. Mont
f1mrrf, simon O. Macaio. % % Niiurf tuo.
lluurHtou. iouia oao. Altlra hfuWu. william
". Harmon AZ ievCrut1r Of ihc last VIII and
trfiamfut uf william q Harmon. deceased,
Meme II. Wal, u. d Grcgg ans george W.
ts's.bI. Uudtr said order a. sale aud decree
M mo above cause
Dated % Salt iata CIiy. state o. Utah,
January Oh, 4. H. 1872.
HARvEY HARDY Ehorih
IV ID. r. TuuTAq. Deputy Iruu
JuuN M CANNog. Attorney ior flanui
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-20
NOTICE.

NToIICE Is uERFBY GIVEN THAT THE
N annual mfouug Of the atncs holders of
the Deseret aud SAT- Lake Agricultural ana
Manufacturing Canal Company, viii be hold az
the compauy's once, No, ~ Ehst youth Ttmulo
street SAN take Guy, Utah on saturday, JAN.
nary 2bth, 1884, % 10 O'Clock a. in. Tor the eioc.
tOn ut trustees 10 serve tho ensuing ear, and
for the Transaction uf such other buaineas A.
shall come before the meeting.
l. JOHN NurTN.t, eocy
SALT LAKE chr, January 10. lsA