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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-07-10
HU.STONVILLE.

Rev. J. O. Montgomery will preach
Sunday at Christian church. Prof. Pink
erton will preach at Charlottesville next
Sunday.
A big fox chase took place Tuesday
night. Harvey Helm, Joe T. Embry, Doc
and Bailey Drye, Dr. W. B. Penny, OF
Stanford. and Juue Reid. ID. S. Csrpen-
ter, T. Carpenter, Gil Cowan and Hex
Reid were in the party. The dogs we're
rivals from this community and stan
ford.
j. +. Florence tells us that he lost
the other night horse which he is Ger
tain must have been stolen. The horse
was taken from near his home and Is
a chestnut sorrel, IA or l4l hands high,
about s years old, branded with q X on
Jaw and w on hip; reached closely
blaze faced. He Is a natural ssddler.
Reason able reward for his return.
james Rose received q painful injury
Iast Monday. He Was sitting on his
horse ready TO start away from his house
as soon as his little boy should be placed
behind him on the horse. When the
child was thrown mp to position behind
his father, the horse became frightened
and rearing, fell, throwing Mr.. Rose and
the boy oil. The child WAS uninjured,
but Mr.. Rose received a long cut over
his left eye.
Miss Helen Taylor Is visiting at Dan
Vile. Mas Sarah Curtis, OF Stanford, is
visiting in the town. Mrs. DR.. Tucker
and children, OF Dsnville, are the guests
OF Mrs. Florence Vowel. Bright Swine
broad, of Danville, Is visiting at Squire
l.. B Adams. Miss Lena Woods, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. John
Reid, returned home this week. Mr.. I'D
Edwards IL at home st Mrs. Moreland's
at Moreland. While here he Is with Mr..
Ben Edwards, his brother, OF Florida,
who is on a visit 10 Mr. Ed and family.
Last Friday Mesdames Lou Helm
and Emma Jarmin, of color, we're engag-
ed in the discussion OF question OF We
raci,y between themselves during the
course of which Mrs. Jarmin IL said 20
have remarked to Mrs. Helm: You're
q liar Mrs. Helm regarding this IAN
gusge as reflection upon her integrity,
resented 1t n Ia Corbett by p!antine a
straight right handler on Mrs ia. physi'
ognomy. A warrant followed and the
trial vas set for O'Clock FRIDAY after
noon. Mrs. II. attempted to take French
leave OF the court, but WAS pursued, sur
rounded, captured by our vigilsnt chiei
OF police and fined 81 and costs, which
che paid.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-07-10
ut. TERNON ROCKCASTLECO.

-Blsckberries are plentiful at &c per
gallon.
The new library will be kept at the
post-oliice.
An Indian lectured at the church
Wednesday evening.
Judge Colyer has mode some neat
improvements on bis residence.
The home OF Mr.. Geo. Marler burned
last week cause OF fire unknown. Loss
partly covered by an insurance OF 81, 450.
Good, substantial residences are in
demand here. II some capitalist would
build few to rent he would not regret
the venture.
The entertainment given by the La
dies Aid Society was a pleasant one and
not financial failure, although the usu-
ally gracious editor of the Eagle declined
to mention it in his excellent paper.
The marriage of Mr. b. J. Bethu-
rum, talented young attorney OF this
place, and Mrs. Leila Brown, the hand
some daughter OF Mr.. j. j. Williame,
took place here few days since. Both
are well young people OF our town and
take with them many good wishes to
their snug cottage home, where they are
already comfortably located keeping
house"
The Mt Vernon Band attended the
Brodhead picnic the afternoon OF the
9TH. Owing to the weather, the picnic
WAS not as largely attended as was desir.
ed, so it was repeated Tuesday. Some
unruly BOYS kept the officers excited on
the Attn by firing of pistols and then
eludng arrest
The remains Of Mr.. Cash Crook were
brought here Thursday to the home Of
his brother.in-law, Mr.. Willis Adams,
to be inferred Friday by the side OF his
wife in our cemetery. Being klnd.
heated, chivslrous gentleman, Col.
Orooke had many admirers; an sggress-
i've business man, he found employment
for many men whose families depended
upon their daily labor for support, all OF
whom pronounced him a generous en-
ployer. The two beautiful daughters,
Lucy and Celia, have our sincere sympa.
thy in their sad bereavement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Robinson, of Mid
dlesboro, are the guests of Mr.. w. NJ.
Weber. Mr.. Monroe Frszure is the
guest of Mr.. Hugh Miller, Supervisor
Stark and family, of Livingston, are Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Woodsll. Mr.. Sam
Ward was in town this week. Miss ALA
Brown is she guest OF Miss Ssliie Cook,
OF Pleasant Valley. Miss Fannie Sparks
accompanied her father, Mr.. W. ].
Sparks, to Louisville. Prof. Pierce will
open the public school next Monday.
Mr.. X. l.. Thompson and family are Wis
iting Mr.. w. M. Poynter. Mr.. r. g.
Williams spent the 4th in the bluegrass
region. Mrs. w. A. b. Davis continues
quite i'll. Mr.. Lige Denny, OF Missouri,
is back on visit to friends. Miss Mat
tie o wens, Of Bsrbourville, is the guest
OF Mrs. Mary Jones.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-07-10

Men are only boys grown tall, some
minds don't improve much after all. Fol
instance. this yell of the Kansas City
club at Chicago, which is worse than the
average college yell:
"Ho, hs, he! Who are We? We are
the Bland club from Kansas City. We
are hot stuff. That's no bluff. Vote fol
silver and you'll have stuff"
The marching clubs psrsded the streets
shouting:
"Whst's the matter with Bland?
Hes all right"
"Who's oil right?
BLAND"
"Who's for Bland?
"Ths people.
Turn the people loose"
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-07-10
MATRIMONIAL MATTERS.

John Robinson, of Elyris, O., aged
81, kissed his wife good bye and drank an
ounce of csrbolic acid, He died in few
hours.
If reports are true Lancaster den.
fist will soon take unto himself wife in
the person OF one Of Staniord's prettiesi
girls. Guess who it is.
Tom Grsys, farm hand near La.
porte, Ind, ran off with and married 9
daughter OF the richest man in the coun-
ty and when the old man heard OF it be
blew his own brains out
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-07-10

PIrrsBuRG. Capt. w. A. Pueh and
wife, DR.. jackson Owens, wife and son,
Maurice, left Thursday on an extended
trip to New York, Niagara Falls, Toron-
to, Canada, and Washington, ID. O., to be
gone about three weeks. Mrs. j. W.
Basin, of this place, and Mrs. II. O,
Thompson, OF London, left Tuesday for
Washington, d. O., to attend the Chris
tisn Eudesvor convention and will visit
Old Point Comfort, Va, before return
ing,
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-07-10
CHURCH CHIMES.

Rev. S. Nj Logan will return in time
to fill his pulpit Sunday.
ED. j. q Livingston will preach at
Sugar Grove Sunday at IL A. NJ. and at
night at Watts Chapel
On account OF the inc lement wealth
or Sunday last, Ed. J. T. Sharrard post
poned his sermon on "What can Wo.
man do" to next Sunday, which will be
considered as sc. w. B. NJ" day.
The general association OF Kentucky
Bsptists, recently in session at . sensbo
70, passed strong resolutions reitersting
their incorporating hostility to the
manufacture, sale, importation and trans
portation OF alcoholic beverages in any
and all their forms, and appointed a COM
mittee to cooperate with like commit
tee of other denominations to memorial.
ize the legislature to 80 amend the local
option laws, that the greatest possible
benefit may be enjoyed by the citizens OF
any county that NAV adopt said laws, in
asmuch as some of the provisions nj said
laws are such as to defeat the expressed
will OF the people,
The meeting at the Methodist church
grows in interest and increases in re
suits. Ten or a dozen have professed re-
ligion and specification and the member.
ship has been awakened as it has not
been in years. 1t is pleasure even to
US who grovel in the lowlands of sin and
sorrow to see the happy countensnces OF
people as they come from the church, az
it shows that religion can give sweetest
comforts while we live. Rev. III. q. Nor.
rison and wife will be compelled to leave
tomorrow, greatly to the regret of those
who have hung with delight on the elo-
quent words OF the one and been bens-
flied by the earnest prayers OF the other.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-07-10
DEATH DOLNGS.


Col. Csssius Crooke, OF Altamont
who came to The Joseph Price Hospital
recently in order to receive the attention
OF it's doctors and trained nurses, died
there Wednesday night, of kidney, heart
and stomach trouble, aged 90 years. He
was born in Madison county and at the
close OF the war went into the coal bust
ness in Jackson county, but soon left for
Pine Hill, where he ran the mines for 10
years, after which be opened a coal mine
and founded the town of Altsmont,
Laurel county, and was principal opera
tor and president OF the Altsmont Coal
Co. for period Of 10 yesrs. In 1895 he
com menced the construction OF a rail-
road from Aitsmont to Manchester, and
succeeded in building 81 miles Of it. He
was the pioneer coal operator in Eastern
Kentucky and was a man OF indomitable
energy and enterprise. He made a great
deal OF money but spent it literally for
the good OF mankind and in developing
resources aud opening up further fields
OF labor.
In 1879, Col. Crooke married Miss Ce-
liza, daughter OF the late Col. Jack Adj
ans, OF Mt. Vernon, and to them two
children, Misses Lucy and Celia, were
born, both OF whom survive. Mrs.
Crooke died in 1882, the blow al
most paralyzing her devoted husband,
who to-day at 10 o'clock will be laid by
her side in the cemetery at Mt. Vernon.
Thirty years ago, Col. Crooke joined the
Methodist church at Somerset and Mr.
G. S. Nield, his brother-in-ls and part
ner, says a better man never lived In
his long intercourse with him he never
heard him use a profsne or indecent
word. He was kind and charitable to a
marked degree and has helped many
struggling young ruan to better his con-
dition.
Deceased was of a family OF six boys
and two girls, of whom are living John
W, b. F. and w. p. Crooke and Mrs. " .
NJ. HARDER and Mrs. Salie A Rayburn,
all residing in Madison county except
Mr.. w. +. Crooke, who lives at Alta
mont.
A good man, a public-spirited citizen
and kind and indugent father hss gone
to his reward and may the sod rest light
ly over him.
Dale Wolford died ct the home OF his
brother, W. @. Woltord, near Huston
vile, Wednesday night, after a protrsct-
ed illness OF consumption He had a
spell of typhoid fever about eight years
ago and has never since been well. Mr..
Woliord was son OF Albert Wolford
who was brother Of the late Col. Frank
Wolford, and lived with his uncle, Mr..
d. w. Vsndeveer, here for about 10
years. He was about 40 years old and
WAS unmarried. His remains were laid
to rest in the cemetery at Hustonville at
3 p. NJ. yesterday.
MIR. James F. Wsllen, the we'll
known surveyor, died suddenly. at his
home near Gum Sulphur several days
ago and was buried at Brodhead. He
was sbo ut IS years old and was an hon.
orable and upright citizen. Many friends
here and elsewhere will SORROW over bis
death.
Mrs. Ssllie Ward Downs, wife oil
Maj. George Downs, and famous through
out the South for her beauty, died al
their home at the Gait House, Louis
vile, from the effects of a long illness,
following la grippe.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-07-10

Harry Wallace, young man %
wears Of age, was carried under . cosi
barge and drowned at Towhssd Island,
near Louisville.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-07-10

Georgetown people have to pay 81
on the 500 to support the city govern
msnt
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-07-10

-Alonzo Walling was sentenced to
hang August 7 but the judgment was
stayed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-07

tiiner ca-e. however fe,d Them m ihcy
can digos, thoroughly.
There IL often corn left over after the
clio has been completely filled When
this Is the case, tho overplus may be cut
Immediately hftor frost comes and SGT
upon end in any convenient spot, II IL
a good plan to bogin and feed from tho
silo till 1t ~ ompticd sufficiently 70 81
low tho corn left over to bc put In. whes,
the pit is lowered enough. II the surplus
cifn or fodder h then cut up, srrinkled
plenuiully aud packed away IN the silo
It Will Ia little time furnish excellent
onsilagc. Those who have tried the plan
II thus lloing cut or shocked corn find
that 10 brings tho bcsi results. n the
ilo Ia fed from ~ soon ~ II l. filled. the
silago dos not have time to get moldy
DairyinR is an occupation that bust
ncsslikc women can mako pay. Women
are well suited to It.
II isquitn possible to raise calves and
make them thrive ON tho separator mill.
from u creamery. The addition Of some
liu.ced jelly when the calves are very
young will make the milk nourish them
amply.
II h great mistake 10 work butter
too much. IL hnalls the delicate butter
fat glohulcs and lets the grease out
Work barely enough toRct the milk out
nnd the salt in and then let it rest
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-07

Ohlee OF tho rioneer Llociric Poser tom.
pauU ogden, stRh.
GiLALEp PROPOSALS WILL ne RE-.
- cfiged A. this once unNl November 18Th.
Led aud then puhiiely opened. Tor furnishing
an he materiAi and iatoT required IN the
construction o. masonry dam ard subway
abdu a. feet long and @ feet hiah 70 10 bait
hcrots the OEdsn ryer ~ uadcn csnYon.
Ulah about siN Hties from the clty u ogden.
nids afe fsqueiied On shreo disiiaet plans
iltn a. Arubbls ms,o,ry dam Of the usual
type
oonnseif dby concrete aTcttt.
Iihu a. Ntamulnstlnu Jan. ouliatug Of
concrete riers with steel plste facing
Laeh bid y 10 be accompanied by cert ded
A h-nd foi ss.r0a. with ssttfsciofv sufelics.
wiii bo required Tor The faithful Performance
~ the rnufr1rt.
Biidsfs before submtunr proposals. must
male a rHrrful aud thorough elimination. Ia
person. u the siie ~ the cam aud subway.
trars and srscihcatinua and tnttfuttlons 10
bidders may be obtained on appicati 70 the
undermined ~ this once
ihe right De- teserged 20 reject any o. III hils
and 70 wsvo any infoimal tues IN the same.
T.. n. HhNNis1EH,
Chicf tuEinerf.
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You can't go on losing
flesh under ordinary con-
ditions without the knowl-
edge that something is
wrong, either with diges-
ton or nutrition. If the
brain and nerves are not fed,
they can't work. If the
blood is not well supplied,
it can't travel on its life
journey through the body.
Wasting is tearing down;
SCOTS Emulsion is building
up. Its first action is to i'm
prove digestion, create an APP
petite and supply needed nu-
triton. Book free.
Scorr q BOVINE. chsmhi,, Nsw Yot
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-07

NOTICE N iIFnFHY GivEN THAT run.
~ fuant 10 an order OF salc and decree OF
iorcelosate 70 me- diteclsd tom tee lbil ~
County ~ FAit Lake, IN Aeause therein pend
ius wherein Andrew , Gibson and hosalhe
niosoh. minors, ~ Jalaes Jehnsen' hs.r
tnsu, Thomas u, rhsafniAu Hnd Mra tlmira
q -hsarnan his wife, Waiter y love and
lmma = Love, ~ site, e,lesrt !. Vhambst
~ D. GuMih aud Priscilla a. onhth, his
wife. ilaus , rur.ons aud Mrs LOUIS , f.f-
sous. Ma wife, the NAtiouA lAnk u me Ne
Z. coils. biz wifu. Inc Metropolitan Invest.
nnent tompany, computation, fAfhsr
ncpue, rofpufaiian, ana sarah " eih'en'
cree aud order % sale feiafeneoi 10 hereby
made I ahAi expose Tor sale AZ public suction
10 the highest BIDDER for eash stthe west trout
door Of the Cauny court House 10 the city Of
sat Lake county Of AT Lahs. state % ttAh.
on the ifth day ~ November, A. y lie, a ~
1'clock noon. aii nc nshi, ulls, claim And IN.
Mrs Eimirs a. hhsstman his wife. walter -,
Lose And kmma D. Lave his wife, ellbert J.
Chambetiain and Ahhle ! thambshaih ~, w
Ms vie, Louis 4, fAfsons aud Nra Louis /.
Parsons his wife the National hant ~ the
l.spuhiie, a sorngfaiian. y .9,s ana W..
meat eompany.A corporation. fsrketA nepue,
= corporation. and ,srsh " uibton. IN and %
tho following Described real estate lying hnd
icing IN the couniy Of alt Late state OF Utah.
ana particularly described ~ follows. 20 Wit
Iot'nine ttl ~ liiock one ~, 1--WE Acre lai
"A " His fttid aufysy, rhlt Lake county ltAh,
10 10 sold A. tho properly ~ d. q Hiau,
Thomas q. rheafman Aud Mrs flmta q.
shearman, NE wife Walter ID Lowe aud
Emma :. Lowe, his wife. ,.llheIt chambet'
intn ana Anne n, Chamberlain, III wife. "a.
". b. gHdiih and frisciils 4. Ormth, hll
wife Louis d, rArsons and ME-, LOUIS y
pArsnua ME wife, the NatOnAl Hans OF ne
| Hupuhlie. u corporation. ~, q, Coilis and ME-.
| n ~ coils hlswifc, the metropolitan Invest,
| mrut company. y corporation. larkef nnd
Iepuc corporation, and sarah u. Nlhson,
| under sid order OF sale and decree in the
nated a salt Lake CITY. Utah, November sth
/ 10. hARNkN HARll,
| hheHn
ByG. =, CLAllk,
DtputY thefin
| a. Tru0usON. SUTHERLAND q huHfuf
| Attafneys Tor ulaluNu.
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IhUsTtes' SALE.

NOTICE II HEREBY giNEN THAT ~
~ agcpfdancc VIII and under the rowsf
asi auihaniy rraniea " that certain deed %
,rsi!.s ~ * h.fiss 4. Wshis9efs snd iicn.
iamin y. Mhiiismoie, her nusbsnd, and ~
corded IN iiooe "a" u Muftgascs,ai parcsai,
rfrofdf of saIt LAte County, ~ tab. the under.
sisnsf tffstsss viii ofgf fdr sale aud sell %
tfe hshdit filder for cash n The front door Of
the couu house. ~ witthe usst throat entrance
10 the 4 ~ and rounty nuiidinE. N sau Lake
alsi lsIr At W o'rI urH room o. that GAY. all he
real estate hereinafter dsicfihsd % 80 'murh
thsisoi a. .e eis.fl @gsl AZ, .i.s W., w,
by said tfust taeod. and the inter
ct thereon - PROVIDED ly aaid uust
dssd. ana r,a', nAei' n'9sesl %, - a.,
rensss ni sale. Inc sale VIII Re made a tbs
rsaufst Of the holder II sAit tnde tsdusss and
nerAuse u dgfauli ~ The payment u said In
ssid pfopsrt, hcfsia above referred 70 b 10.
uair in the ciiy sud snuniy ~ fait lake, state
q utah.aud particularly aescribsd safollows'
Tfe south one half " Tot Z. In nlock " of
HAT -" All lake CITY survey. containing
~ square roas ~ land.
The property b. 90 situated ihat u can ~
tdyantastously separated into Tho fnlloNirs
desrr bed parcels. and u wt'i be offered IN
sush parcels aud sold IN such parcels ~ uisr
parcels o. 10 whole according 20 vi tpfofeH
on the sals 10 BE- 70 me ho,t pseuhlnfy sdyans
tare n aliUefsons interested therein 10 Wit
fsfcsl Commencing Al polnt " rods
uorfh nf Tho southwest corner Of aaid lot q
aud running thence east 10 RODS, theaee south
o. feet thence west o. Tuds. uud thence north
~ feet 90 The plare o. heFinniuF
Parcel l-rpmms ncihr ~ he southwest cor
urf ~ said lot Z, hnd fuuninE theme uast -
fest, thence north lao feet. thence west >, feet.
Anf thshce south ~ feet 10 the place OF hy'
finninE
rafcsi faCommtneing A. the southeas,
corner ~ said lot 4. andtuunirr thence west
~ feet thence nnfth rs feet. thence east
feet and thence south iNiect 10 the place OF
q. J. SALISBURY,
tlMON nAMnt hofh
Trustees.
pa,s Of nr,t nnhIleauon. oelohsr IS. III.
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Vanderbilt Mning Co. i.oeaiion Of principal
place Of bufinoss No. ~ West uuth TEN.
pie street. salt Lake city, Utah Location
u minss. Mineral ilin miniug disltot,
Balno County. idaho
~ oIiCE u nEnkrN GIVEN THAT AT
~ a meeting Of tho boafd OF directors 81
the Nandrrbin NininF 60 held ~ salt Lake
-four 10 cents pGf share vs. levied Oh the cap.
itai alock If The corporation, pay ahlg Al ongo
- A a. OiAuque, secretary, 80. u Nssi souih
Temple tuesl, salt i.aso cay. ulsh, aud any
unpaid on The tn day IT september, to. viii
10 delinquent AID Adyeftucd tor safo Al public
suction. and " payment 10 not made uefofe
Will 30 sold on The .ith Day Of september.
company, 10 pay assessment aud sosts Of
Advertising aud expense, q ;sls;,rr -.
salt Lhie CITY. August l. To-.
ArA MEETING or ruE HOARD on
~ directors OF the Vanderbilt Mining
COMPANY, he'd stpL 4 issk the date for
adysitisins delinquent stock VS. postponed 70
0e.S.s, sie 10 A'a OF '''' 10 may
A.G. ulAUquE. secretary.
Alta MEETING ~ TuE HOARD on
n directors Of tho Nsndefbilt Minlng Co
held Oct. = leo. The d,ie Tor adssrusttH De
tnquent siock Of said company, was extended
70 Oct ", lev. and daieof sale 10 Wednesday.
Nov 4. 1853, sis o'clock = ~ ,,,,, a.
oet.s.is6 ." ~ 'A'A' '''
hrA MEETING ~ THE HOARD 90
"A dirsciofs Of the Nandefhit MiainF Con
pAuy. held ocionH ", isia the ume ior ad'
yesuiing delinquent STOCK was extended u
November 10, isis, aud date Of sale u Noyem'
bet %, lsla. A. ma! ne oinee Of lh'
O.foies 10 ies.
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NORTH POINT CONSOLIDATED iR'
RIoATioN COMPANY.

NoTtCE-TnE ANSUAL MEETING 90
~ tho stocthlldrfa OF tho North foint
Consolidated ifriHation tompHny utli be he'd
a. room No ", IN the Cullcn hotcl, second
-luth street, Nait LaAe CITY, state OF Utah, on
Monday. November pth. l-d, NJ 2 o'clock D. m ,
W hear the annual reports. 70 elect board Of
directors for the ensuing wear, and TO tfAnsaet
sush other business as may 10 properly
hrOuEht before the mcetinA
salt t.akc CITY Utah. oct ". 100,
ARInuH PARSONS, seer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-07

NrOIiCE Il HEREBY OWEN THAT IN
~ Accordance with aud undcr the power
and Aulhouty Ersntsa by that certain decd Of
trss'ess 6y Csihsfins r, Whliiemors and
Hrniamin y. Mhiitemore, her huibahd aud
recorded IN Hook "a" Of MorigaEes, al pAss
stl. records OF ralt Lake tounty, Utah, tho
undsfsisned trustees viii oier for sale aud
sell 10 the highest hiddeT for cash az the front
door o. the court house. toWit, Tho wet front
entrance 20 ihe ny 1na County huiiding' "a
Soye nbsr .itt is9d. al v o'clock noon OF that
day, aii the real estate hereinafter described
az 40 much thereof ~ Necessary 70 pay and
DISCHARGE the PRINCIPAL sun MENTIONED in and
secured W said trust deed. and the interest
thereon a. provided BY said trust deed. and
reasonable attorneys fee aud compensation TO
sad trustees anu expenses OF sar, The sale
will he made NJ TIC request Of the holder OF
SAID Indebtedness and terAnaa OF default In
the pAy nantof said Indebtedness Al maturity,
situate IN the CITY and county 81 salt Lake,
stAie OF uiah, and particularly deserisei ~
plat A. sHlt lake tiIY survey, containing 10
Ihs properly i 30 situated that u can be
hdvanlaEeously separated into the To- lowing
described parcels, anu Il Will be offered IN
turh parcels ana sold In such parcels or other
parcels or a. Whnle, according to wuAi
proves on the sale TO be 10 the uest pseuniary
dtaniase o. All persons interested therein,
tOswit'
Parcel -CommenrinE At a pant u rods
north Of iht southwest COZ net 81 eHid lot land
runuing thence east 10 rods, thence south ~
feet thence west ~ RODS, aud thence north "
feet 10 TIE place Of beginning.
Terrell e-tOmmtncInr NJ the southwest
corner o. shid lot 4, aud TunninF tfonce eAtl
20 feet, thence north lA feet ihcneo west y
| feel and thence south 10 feet 10 the place OF
horinning.
ftrcei a-CgmmeneinE ~ the southeast
corner Of said lot e, ami running thence wes
| 20 feet thonrc norm ~ iseb thence east n
iost, nnd thence south 100 feet, TO the place o.
o, ] SALISBURY,
hlAON DAMBkReFR,
Trustees.