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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-09

The silver Democrats here outnum-
her the gold Democrats In about the
proportion OF TO !, or possibly IN even
u larger ratio. Nearly every one OF the
silver men approached were enthusinH-
tically In favor OF making the coming
campaign straight out and strictly on
the silver question. or course there
was Hprinkllng OF timid ones VINO
were for harmony above every thing,
and feared drastic measures would re-
suit In an irrcpnrable disruption OF the
party. but the almost unanimous opln-
ion was that the fight was liable
sooner or later. and that II might rs
well come off now as ever. Th0 goli
men are Defiant and openly say they
Will not support Culberson or anybody
else ON silver platform. But they are
very, very lonely In these regions.
The Populiats, who are In n slight
majority ut this box, generally look
upon Colonel Jerome Kearby as their
political Moses TO lead them Into the
Canaan Of the state neids or green
and pie trough. He is regarded by
nearly all of them as the logical sue
cessor of Judge Thos. Il Nugent, and
mention OF Barnett Gibbs MS their pos
slblc gubernatorial nominee only pro-
vokes derislve smiles. Their Idea ~
that Brer Gibbs must he content with
seat on the Populists mourners'
bench on prOba ton. until he has prov
ed the faith that IL In him by works.
Until then there are no loaves and
fishes for Barney In the Third party
camp. lie must tarry at Jericho until
his Populist beard grows 1t IL sad for
the brunette politician. but " the Pops
all over the state are like those here.
he must perforce remain a private In
the ranks until he has won his spurs
among his new associates.
There are only half dozen or so
Republicans Mt this place. They seem
TO know very little about Mr.. Green
and express no preference for governor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-09
CHICO.

The prevailing sentiment here, so far
as the Gazette correspondent has been
able 10 ascertain among free silver
Democrats (and they are very largely
in the majority. Ia that the nght In the
coming campaign should be made on
the single issue OF the free coinage OF
silver. They say that the question OF
the coinage and use of silver M n
standard money along with gold IN
the leading. II not the only. question OF
the day. and until II In adjusted no
other can take Its place. They say
they want no straddling OF the silver
question and that Democrats should
see to It that 1t declare unmistakably
for the free coinage of silver.
Many Populiats express themselves
ns not being able as yet to give nm
opinion concerning Mr., Gibbs inter-
Views In regard to an independent po-
lItical movement In the state. while
many others seem to be pleased with
the idea OF an independent movement.
but that they Will not vote for any
candidate unless he gets ''ln the mid
die Of the road" IL or becomes an up
right Popullst SIN others say that a
movement OF this kind would Increase
the Popuilst vote In the state 10000.
There are but very few Republicans
In this section and Mr.. p. II. r. Green
liz not known here as political aspir-
ant, or hardly otherwise.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-09
ANsoN.

Judge d. Frank Buie says; 81 favor
sending a delegation from Texas TO
the national Democratic convention
instructed to vote for free silver. The
silver question should DO made an Is
sue"
Z. NJ. Christenberry snya; 81 stand
BY the national Democratic adminis-
trntion. l am opposed 10 making trec
silver alone nm issue and favor making
the canvass upon the torln question"
Il. V. Colbert; THE silver question
should be settled one way or the other
]. s, Morrow: II favor settling the
financial question so that tho agitation
will cease"
A. NJ. Craig. Populist leader, does not
take much to Mr.. Barnett Gibbs ideaB
"a to an Independent move, and thinks
Gibbs should come to the Popullsts
a number OF Democrats gave II az their
opinion that large majority OF the
Democrats OF the county would favor
free silver.
There ara but few Republicans In the
county.
Populls,a generally favor the nomina-
tlon OF Jerome Kearby for governor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-09

The leading political Issues OF the
day are seldom discussed here among
Democrats ut this time. but there mas
been little change In sentiment since
the last campaign. when n great na,
jorlty OF the party opposed so'a
standard.
Tho Populiata as a rule are opposed
TO an independent move, but would re-
ceive Barnett Gibbs into their ranks
with outstretched arms.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-09

THE STORY OF THE SOLAR sYs-
TEM-The Story of the Solar system.
by George r. Chambers, +. II. A. s.,
author OF the Story OF the Stars. Is
another OF the series of useful stories
simply told for general readers. The
volume treats OF the sun In particular
and the body OF attendants which re-
volve around II. The book Is neatly
bound and has twenty-eight fine H.
Illustrations. d. Appleton &c Co.. New
York.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-09

number, Mrs. OliNcr btli pubSe SpH
tributes an instructive hrucle on peI
funes and other toilet preparations;
Lucia Gilbert Runkle brings TO me
discussion of literature as q profession
for women the authority OF acknow-
icdVed celebrity as writer, while Illlie
Roome Littell has bright ana heip
ful description OF some new ana pretH
luncheon and german tav9rs ~ PAN an
amusing and pathetic dialect sketch or
qn,tbern life. introduces new writer
10 the readers OF this magazine. In the
domain of the kitchen the number ~
| freirhted with good things: MIS-. A.
| d, I.ongstreet writes upon me chen-
istry of Foods: Helen Combes tells
! nho,it on English High Tea and the
dishes prepared for Il. and the regular
article on sensonnhle Cookery deals
win The chaflng dish and dishes 10 pc
prepared In 1t. other features incinde
! The second paper on the Care OF me
| Teeth. Edna Witherspoon's Jea- Ihple
Chat, sara Miller Kirbys ki n,, fpno,,a
| paper. the usual notices OF new pJ .,.,s,
and the Novelties In Lace-Mekins'
TnItting, Tattlng. crochetlng, etc.
FRANK LEsLdEs PLEAsANT
| HOURS For BOYS AND GlRl-s-I,n ie
/ new Frank I.eslie's Pleasant Hours ,or
Boys and Girls improves ese, nss, W." y"i
il is fuii Of good things for young
people. oliver Optic starts the nun,
mar with an Interesting Waehingion.i |,
nirtbdav story. An article thni every
reader OF juvenile literature VIII sn,us
People" by Frank Lee Farne,i. " y,
work OF oliver Optic, Edwsrd :. ELI, M
Nor" perry. j. II. Trowbridss AM
susan Coolidge, finely Illustrated WIZ
their latest portraits. It Is the hrs, o.
n SERIES OF papers on the subject, Ihen
i rnnev ~ r, m Party" an entertaining
! chat about chpmeions: several snor ,
stories; the continuation q rne wv
serials by Edward 3. EMS nv ~.
netts II. Walworth' stofs iSs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-09

STEPHEN. A STORY OF THE
CRoss-Thls Is new book by Flor
ence NJ. Kingsley. whose first book.
had an immense sale. II will
soon be issued by Henry Altmus. pub
Philadelphia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-04
SRERIfF'S SALE.

NoTICR ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT PuR-
~ susnt TO an order of sale and decree OF
foreclosure to me directed from the Third
judicial district court of the stale OF Utah,
county OF salt Lake, IN cause therein pend
ing wherein l.. NJ. Rutt and :. Is. Miner are
plaintiffs and William A. sidney. Elizabeth
sidnoy apd David v, Hemphill are defendants,
to which said decrecand order OF sale reference
Is hereby made. / shall expose for ealo at pub.
lie auction, to the highest bidder for cash at
the west front door Of the county court house,
IN the city Of SAT Lake, county OF salt Lake
stats OF Utah, on the 10Th day of December
4, b, ls9s. alta O'Clock noon, all the night,
title, claim md interest OF william a sidney,
Elizabeth sidney and David y. Hemphill, in
and To the following described real estate,
situate, lying End being IN the county OF salt
Late e, state Of Utah, and particularly described
as follows, tO-wit:
Tot No seven C1l, block No; seven % In
Fountain pace subdIvislon, salt Lake City,
county OF SAT- Lake, State OF Utah, AS shown
by the recorded plat thereof, to be sold as the
property Il william A. sidney, Elizabeth sid
ney and DsylG e. liemphill. under said order
OF sale anG decree In the above cause,
Dated Al SAT- Lake City. Utah, November
2Sth, a, ID. 1876.
Sheriff.
Ky G. S. CLARK, Deputy sheriff,
BoorH. LIE \ GRAY, Attorneys for Plaintiii
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-04

isborsd the coaohnap with bundle OF
elephants tails and then told him 10
mount the box AZ the same time I
turned to the Malay sergeant and said
In solemn tones,
"'Cut that mans head OF.
He, thinking 1t an awful crime to
upset the prince, instantly drew his sa-
Der and rushed ~ the coachman.
Fortunately the coachman under
stood English and scrambled on to n
ledge Of rock out Of reach, Seeing that
my joke had nearly caused catastrophe,
/ called out to the sergeant;
"'The prince has graciously pardoned
him. Let him come down.
SO the coachmun kept his head on his
shoulders, and there was no harm done,
but IL he had not understood English
and had not got out Of the way AS our
English friends themselves are wont to
remark, "Only fawncy!"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-04

Patsy had been in the country only q
few days and had not recovered from
the effects Of his ocean voyage. He
complained OF a headache. and his SYM
pathetic aunt finally decided to give
him a Seidlitz powder. She got two
glasses and put the contents Of the blue
package into one and emptied the white
package into the other.
'Now, you hold your mouth open, T"
said his aunt, holding the glasses, one
in each hand.
Young Patsy opened spacious cav
orn, displaying two fine rows of molars,
and, with dexterous motion, his aunt
mixed the contents of both glasses and
poured tho Seidlitz powder into his face.
He spluttered and coughed and ran
about the room.
We'll, how did you like it?" asket
his aunt smilingly when he had recov.
cred somewhat.
~ wudn't ha' minded it so much il
20 hadn't give it ter me whin it wul
bilinl" he gasped between chokes.
1t cured Patsy's headache, however. -
New York Sun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-04

II, as is sometimes held, though we
ourselves are very strongly Of tho oppo.
site opinion, the Hottentots and Bush
men of South Africa are not human
creatures caught in the very act of de-
veloping from lower forms, but are the
result of degeneration from some higher
type, then the creature resulting from o
cross between the two might revert to
the higher type and be of higher social
feeling and intellectual power than
either. We have ourselves in only one
instance met an individual who was
cross between the English and Kaffir
races, though we know that several such
exist in South Africa. This man was
certainly merely n composite Of the two
races, without any tendency TO rever-
sion. He was the son of an English gen
tleman; his mother was a Kafiir woman
who had not been draggled under the
feet OF civilization.
The man was proud, determined, reso-
lutte. Self educated. he raised himself
to post of high trust under the Eng
lish government. He combined the dash
and courage of the Knffir with the pride
and intelligence of the Englishinan.
He had the fault, which is common to
both his parent races, of being cruel
and indomitable when opposed. but Of
the vices supposed to be inseparable
from half castism--servility and insin-
cerity--he had not trace. He was a
man and gentleman. But whether Il
such crosses were common such men
would often arise is quite another ques-
ton. -Fortnightly Review.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-04

Miriam CLARK, Piaintir.
Anna stoddard and Thomas stoddard. De-
The stsis Of Utah sends greeting to Anna
stoddard and Thomas etoddard, Defend
ants:
VoU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP-
IL pear in an action brought sganst you
by the above named plaintiff In tile District
Court of the THIRD Judicial District OF tho
state of Utah. and to answer The complaint
fled therein within ten days teIclusive OF the
day Of servicel after the service on you of
this summons--if served within tins county.
trict. within twenty asys: o:herwiso within
forty days-or judgment by default viii be
taken against you. according TO the prayer Of
said complaint.
The said acton IL brought to have q decree
OF this court attudging fraudulent, null and
void. certain deed executed ty plaintiff TO
defendant Anna stoduard, Oct. !. 1876, con-
yeying certain premises hereinafter described
and declaring sad deed to be VOID, and ad
Judging that same be set aside, further adj
Judging that the record OF saId deed be can.
celled, and that plaintiff Is the owner in fee
and entitled to the possession OF said property;
for s. 900 allesed to BIS due as damages sus
tanned by plaintiff by reason OF the wrongful
acts of defendants IN inducing plaintih by
means of Ease and fraudulent represnn-
, ,sl9ns 70 convey sa,g properly to de-
ing said deed reeorded-and for other
relief; SAID premises are described Rs follows
70. wit Commencing at y. W. corner Of Lot 3.
BIoek IS, Plat "D," :. l.. City Survey, and
running thence s. 10 rods, thence E. 10 rods
thence n. liU feet thence W, ~ rods, thence
N 50 feet. thence W. ~ rods to beginning
situate in SAT- Lake County. Utah.
And you are hereby notiiled that II you fail
to hppear and and answer The sAid complaint
as above required, the said piainlif Will spply
10 the Court for the relief demanded therein.
Witness the Honorable Judges. and tho seal
OF the District Court OF the Third in
dicial DiatricI, in and for tho state o.
IsEALl Utah. this 10th day of November. in
tho year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and ninety. six.
q. 4. STANTON,
CLERK.
by j. II. sPRAGUE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-04

And in accordance with law and the order OF
tho board of directors of said COMPANY. made
as aforesaid on the Ssh day OF September.
1896. rs many shares of earh parcel OF said
stock rs may be necessary Will he sold at the
ofiice of the company, rooms 90 and u Com
mercisl Block. SAT- Lake City. Utah on the
ltth day OF November, 1880, al ! o'ull ok p. m,
to pay the delinquent assessment thereon.
together with the costs Of advertising and ex-
penses of sale. JOSEPH J. ROGERS.
secretary.
Dated salt Lake City Utah. October IS, 1896.
By o resolution of the Board of Directors,
the above sale ~ hereby postponed 10 tho 10Th
dsy of December, lt0e at the same hour and
JosEPH J. ROGERS.
Secretary
Dated Nov. IL. 1895.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-04
SHE RIFFS SALE.

NOTICE is HkRkBY GIVEN THAT PUR.
IN suant TO an order of sale and decree of
foreclosure 10 me directed from tho Third Ju.
dicIal District Court of the state OF Utah.
Comfy of salt Lake, In cause therein pend.
Ing wherein Andrew oibson and Rossiine
Gibson, min ors. by James Johnson, their
general guardian. are plaintiffs and .. I.
Hiatt, Thomas g. Sherman and Mrs. Elmira
q shearmnn, his wife, Walter u. Lowe and
Emma T, Lowe. his wife, Gilbert /, Chamber
". E. Griniih ana Priscilla A. griffith, hts
wife. Louis b. Parsons and Mira Louis y. Par
sons. his wife. the National Bank " the Re-
public, b corporation. II q. Coliis and MIR. II.
L. COLTS, his wife, the Metropolitan Invest.
lnent Company, corporation, Parker &
popue, corporation, ana sarah II, Gibson,
defendants. are defendants. to which SAID de.
cree and order Of sale refnrsnceiis hereby
made, j shall expose for safe at public auction
to the highe.t bidder for cash At the west front
door OF the County court House In the city of
salt Lake. county of sat Lake. state of Utah,
on the ?sth day OF November, A. d. 1895, AZ ~
O'Clock noon, all the right, title, claim and in.
totest y. I. Hiatt, IhopasG. hhoarmhp and
Mrs Eimira q. shearman his wife. Walter -.
Lowe and Emma K Lowe his wife, Gilbert l..
Chamberlain aud Annie II Chamberlain bis
wife, q. W. 4. Grinith and Priscilla A. Griffith
his wife, Louisf. Parsons and MIRA Louis
Parsons his wife, The National Rank Of the
Republic, n corporation, Il &. Collie and Mrs.
R M nj company S Corporate, s1ssra Dseue.
o corporation, and sarah u. Iibeon, In and to
thu fol- owing described real estate lying and
heing In the county OF alt Lake ate of Utah.
and particularly described ms fol,owe. TO wit:
Lot,nine (s) In Block one ~. Five Aero flst
to Ne soId as the property OF n. r.. Hiatt
Thomas u. shearman aud Mrs. EimlrA u.
shenrtnan, hi. wife. Walter n Lowe aud
lam and Annie II. chamberlain, his wife. u.
W. r. Griflith and Priscilla a. Griffith, his
VITO Louis r. Parsons aud Mrs. Louis y.
PAr,op. his wife, tho National Bank OF the
Noppbllr, corporation. H. O. Collie and Mrs.
IL, r. Coils his wife. the Metropolitan Invest.
ment company, corporation, Parker Hnd
Uspue n corporation, and sarah u. Gibson,
under said order OF sale and decree In the
above cause,
dated at salt Lake City. Utah, November tth
isJo. HARVEY HARDY.
Sheriff
BY &. CLARK,
Deputy sheriff
H. FERGUSON, SUTHERLAND A MURRAY
Attorneys for plaintiff.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-04

1t is MT safe to joke among an orien-
tai people unless you understand their
manners ana customs. Lord Charles
Beresford, who accompanied the Prince
of Wales in India, relates funny Incl
dent of the journey, which inst escaped
being a tragic one.
I'VE were elephant shooting in Cey-
lon" he says, land were driving back
to Colombo, when tho horses in the
wagonette showed signs of fatigue.
Lord Ayl0sbury, who WAS ON the box,
took the reins from cur Tamil coach
man, whereupon the animals swerved
Just ma We were crossing rude bridge,
ana tho whole equipage, passengers and
hll, were precipitated into the nulial
below.
Aaone wa hurt. !. .nlaytully be
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-04
sHERtFF'S SALE.

NoTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
N pursuant to an order Of sale and decree
of foreclosnre to me directed from the Third
Judidial District Court OF tho state of Utah.
County of salt Lake, in a cause therein pend.
ing wherein Julia 5 Wooley, Administrative Of
the estate of Henry a. wooley, deceased 10
p laintlh and Orson A. wooley 10 defe ndant, to
which said decree and order of sale reference
is hereby made, ! hhall expose for sale nj pub
lie auction TO the highest bidder for cash at
the west front door of the County Court House
in the City OF salt Lake, County OF Salt Lake.
state of Utah, on the 18Th day OF December.
A. u. 1885, at IL O'Clock noon, all the right.tite
claim and interest OF Orson A. oolcy in and
10 the following described real estate, situate
lying and being In the County OF Salt Lake,
state OF Utah, and particularly described as
follows, to.wit:
Being a one.eighth 90 undivided interest
lesF one. third Gs) held as life estate by right
OF dover in the north half ~ of lot eight ~.
block fiftv.sN (5b), plat a. salt LAKE. CITY
survey, containing one hundred (lOul square
rods Of ground lying and being in tho CITY and
( ouuty of salt Lake. state Of Utah, to bo sold
as the property OF orson A. Wooley under
said order OF sale and decree in the Eboye
cnnse.
dated at Salt Lake City, Utah. November
HARVEY HARDY. sheriff.
ny q. s, CLARK, Deputy Sheriff.
JIM. TANNER. Attorney for Plaintiff.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-04

City and County OF ealt Lake.
!. avid r. kmery. recorder IN and for an
Lake City. State OF Utah. do hereby ceridy
correct copy OF an ordinance entitled "An
ordinance creating sidewalk District No;
49," passed by the City Council OF SAD
city November sith. $3.50, and approved
by the Mayor November 25th, 1896, as appears
OF record in my oisce
In witness whereof have hereunio iei ny
hand and aidxed the corporate seal Of .aS
lsgAL.l DAVID s. EMEUf,
BlOi CITY Recorder
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-04
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.


NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
IN meeting of tho Board OF DIRECTORS OF
the Buckcye Mining Co held at : ait Lake City.
Utah. October 30, 1895. an assessment OF one
ul cent per share was levied on the capital
sioct Of The corporation. payable at once 10
Street. salt Lake CITY, Titan, and any stock on
which the assessment shan roman unpaid on
quent an d advertised for sale at public auction,
and u payment IA not made before WI be sold
on the sih day Of january, sls. at the hour
OF 9 y. M, at the oflrc OF the company. No,
SO Main st. salt afu city, Ltah,t pay assess-
ment and costs of advertising and oxpenre OF
FRANK Y. TAYLOR.
Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-04
NOTICE To CREDITORS:


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
istrator Of Inc estate of william Bald
win, deceased. 10 the creditors Of and all
persons having claims against the said
Deceased, to exhibit Them with the noces-
sary vouchers within four months after the
drst M. blicauon OF This notice, to the said ad
ministrator at the law ONCE Of Moyie. Fans
a osIigAn rooms ia DeseTet National hank
building. corner OF MAN and First South
streets, in salt Lake City. Utah, in the County
Of salt Lake, Utah.
Dated December Ind, 1895,
JOHN n. WHITE.
Administrator Of tho estate of William Bald.
win, deceased.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-04
AN ORDINANCE.

sECrIos !. he It ordained by the City Couu.
ell OF salt Lake City, that the following EIDE.
walk district Is hereby created and established
In said city, to. wit
DISTRICT NO. 20
Sidewalk District No. 20 shall be and enBsi,,
of both sides 81 all public stteels, avenue.
and alleys in the following described district,
Beginning at the mort west corner OF the
intersection of Fifth East and Tenth south
streets, thence east to the east line Of
Fifteenth East street, thence south n
point opposite the south line Of Lot Is. Iloek
10, Five Acre Plat &C." thence west 10 tie
west line OF Ninth East street. thence north 70
the south line OF Eleventh south street,
thence west to the west line Of Fifth hasl
street, thence north to the place Of begun NJ
Section IL. This ordnance shall be in force
from aud after its approval.
Passed by the CITY Council of salt Lake CITY.
State OF Utah, November 2ith, lsgd aud re.
ierred to the Mayor for his approval.
DAVID {. EMERY,
fsEAI-1 City Recorder.
Approved this a5th, day of November a D.
JANIS GLENDIsSISG
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-04
SUM MONS.


tiuefE btUel' btttnuhnt
The state Of Utah senus Greeting to Albert
uebel. Defendant -,
UuU Arc HkREBY REQUIRED TO AT
4 rear IN an action brought against you by
the above named pistntfI N the District Court
OF the I hird Judicial District OF tho staie OF
Utah, and 10 anawcr the complaint fled lhere.
IN within ten days exclusive Of tho day OF
sery.ceJ after the service OF you OF lhis sum.
mons IL served within this county or, II
served out of this county. hut IN this 'iiAifiet
within twenty dnyA. otherwise within fortY
dAye-or Judgment by default Will We taken
against you, according 10 the prayer OF said
complaint.
The said action lie brought to have judgment
against defendant in sum o $40, with interest
thereon from January l, ls9l, until paid. and
costs Of suit alleged to be me amount found
due, january 1, 1871, upon M open, running
anu mutual account between pIalntih anu
defendant- no part OF same having been paid
although now due. .
And you are hereby notified that II You fail
to appear hnd answer tho sad complaint IS
above required. the said plaintiff will take
judgment against you for the sum OF sIjJ,
with interest "a above anu costs OF suit.
Wines. the Honorable Judges. and the
Seal OF the District court of the Third judi
cIal District, IN and for tho state of Utah, this
Mth day OF November. in the year OF our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety.
SIX. Z. Il. sTANlON, Cicrk.
ByJ. II, sPRAgUR.
Deputy Clerk.
FRANK PIERCE. Attorney for pinnuf