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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-08
NOAD MADE MONEY PLAYING POKER.
THE ASSISTANT RAILROAD PAYMAsTER TEsTIFIEs
IN HIS own Defence.

THE ASSISTANT RAILROAD PAYMAsTER TEsTIFIEs
IN HIS OwN Defence.
Harry Noad, who is wanted in Canada for the al
legged thief. OF $500 from the Canadian Pacific Rail-
road while he assistant paymaster on the line
and who has had frequent examina lions before Com
missioner Shields in extradtlon proceedings. got a
chance yesterday TO tell his story before the Com
missioner
The object OF his examination was to hear from
him how he managed to accumulate the 1900 or
more which he gave TO the Cleverly woman who
came here with him as his wife and who when she
arrested. surrendered the keys TO the vault
whore the money and papers were kept 10 the police
The prosecution has sought TO prove that this
money part of the proceeds Of the alleged theft
while the Cleverly woman testified on Thursday
that Noad had given her $500 several years ago
which she afterward returned TO him
Noad testified that he had been thirteen years with
the company and was in the receipt Of So a month
He said he had for years bought and sold
horses. traded with the natives along the lines OF
the railroad. sold and bought furs. and made money
in other ways. Il might state here" he said that
| made a good bit Of money playing poker on the
pay car"
How much did you VIM was asked
We'll once won So. a gold watch and chain and
the paymaster. and the watch. chain and ring from
some Of the others on the car. a pretty
steady winner"
What did you lose usually"
usua.y didn't lose at all The most ever lost
Noad then detailed how the money for the pay car
was drawn from the different banks by himself and
SaulSbury He said that business was done very
loosely by the paymaster, who often under the
weather ! also want TO state" he said. THAT
there has been carried on the books since 1884 "A
shortage Of s6sS by Salisbury. who frequently
short In his accounts. and two occasions lent
him $3.50 and 500 to make good his shortage
The case was closed. and Commissioner Shields re-
served his decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-08
MR.. VEITcH GETS A WELL-E4RNED REST

When the Court OF Special Sessions convenes on
Monday next II will be the FIRST session OF that
tribunal held In thirty years from which the official
stenographer David s. Vetch. has been absent Mr.
Veiich was appointed stenographer Of the Special
Sessions thirty years on the recommendation OF
Horace Greeley and since his appointment has
there been session Of the court from which ne has
been either absent or tardy.
Ne LETT the city yesterday for a we-earned vaca-
lion OF thirty days which he will spend the sea
aide Al the time Of his appointment Mr.. Neitch was
a reporter on The Tribune. He still has the letter
written by Mr. Greeley recommending him for the
place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-08
ILLEGAL DITORCES BY RABBITS.
A WOMAN SENTENCED TO THE PEN1TENTIARY
FOR BIGAMY.

A WOMAN SENTENCED TO THE PEN1rENTIARY
FOR BIGAMY.
Judge Cowing in Part l. General Sessions, yester-
day sentenced Esther Green 10 six months In the
penitentiary. she having pleaded guilty TO a charge
Of bigamy. She is thirty-two years old Three
months ago she married 20 Ralph Eisenberser,
having the time another husband living. one
Bernard Green.
The said that she had been divorced
from Green by rabbi. and that she supposed she
had right marry again. Green said he had
been Influenced 10 make the complaint against his
wife but willing to take her back. They
were married in 1882 and had lived happily to-
gether until he taken III. about two years ago.
when his wife left him.
Judge Cowing said that the allegations OF divorce
by rabbis were becoming too common as an excuse
for bigamy. The rab0s should be instructed, he
added to discontinue the granting Of divorces and
he hoped that the punishment inflicted upon Mrs.
Green might obtain such publicity as 10 act
deterrent in similar cases
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-08
BIG LOSSES N THE LEMON TRADE.
THE BURDEN FALLS on BANKERS IN THIS CoUN-
TRY. WHO ADVANCED MONEY TO THE
SlCIIIAN SHIPPERS.

W
sICIIIAN SHIPPERS
The heavy losses in the Sican lemon trade this
season have been made the subject Of official
report bv United States Consul Csughy Mes
sina 10 the Department of State Mr.. Caughy says
that the Importation of lemons from Sicily into
this country in the season OF 1855 which will end
next month will reach about 800 900 boxes. and
that the average loss will amount to fully 81 a box
The cause Of this deplorable condition" Gays the
Consul rs an Understandable distribution of letters
Of credit among persons who are absolutely IRE
sponsble This has resulted In the shipment OF
fruit Of the commonest quality in enormous guam
titles The loss does not fall upon the shippers
While over s. 800 900 has been lost by importers
and bankers in the United States since last Oc;o-
Der there has not been a single failure In Messina
The remedy for existing evils rests with the bank
ers and consignees 1t is to send inspectors 10 the
ports of Messina Palermo and Catania, which
would insure the shipment of better qualities OF
lemons TO the United States
A leading fruit importer In this city said TO a
Tribune reporter yesterday: 'CohsuI Cauehy e. e.
Inmates are substantially correct but the losses
fall mainly upon the bankers. IL Is not az an sur
prsing that there has not been single failure IN
Messina' because the fruit was all PAID Tor before
it shipped. The sending OF inspectors 10 SiciIy
is impracticabe The only remedy is for importers
and bankers to have their own premises AT lhe
ports of shipment. and have the truit examined
by their own men those premises
badly demoraized as 1t has been this season which
is the most disastrous one in the history OF the
trade The marke: has been constantly eIulIeEu
and prices have been ruinously low ~ Is oilI9
preaching cost price could be obtained at the auc-
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A CARGO or BANANAS CONDEMNED.

collection Of 1900 punches Of bananas, which
formed the cargo Of the steamship George Dumois,
was condemned by the Health Commissioner yes
'erday. An auction sale Of the fruit had been De-
Gun, but when only few punches had been soid II
was discovered that the cargo was overrpe ana IN
oecsying condition A health inspector. VINO
Eao been detailed 10 attend the sale ordered IL 70
~ stopped and caused the condemnation OF inc
sergo This will result in the loss or many tnou-
ssnos OF dollars bv the importers. Inc irult -
teIu 70 have been ripper than II Is usual 10 snip
Dsshanas, and the vessel detained several Gays
aIter being lnaded
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LANDS FOX FORT WASHINGTON PARK.

Justice smyth. In the Supreme Court, yesterday
confirmed the report OF the Commissioners TO con-
denim lands for the Fort Washington Park Inc
nropertv condemned will cost the city abou, f796oo
The contents of the owners OF all the property to
be taken were obtained except In the case OF lsaac
p Martins estate. The owners OF the hnuh es'A's
out Of the city.
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The East Sides
Meeting Place.

A description of Walhalla Hall,
here are held its brilliant social func-
tons and its grand political rallies.
The most cosmopolitan hall in the
world.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-12

Uou ARE HEREBY REQu1nED TO Ar.
il pear IN an action brought against you by
the above named rlaiuun ~ TIE pi.niel Court
OF tie Third judicial District Of the Territory
Of Utah, aud TO answer Tie complaint lied
therein withln ten days ietelnaife Of the day
81 scrvcel after the service on you o. thia sum.
inons-if served within thia county or "
served out tins county. but IN this district,
within twent days, otherwise within forty
days-ot judgment By default WI DO tAhen
against you. according 10 the prayer OF said
i6s said action IA brought to have judgment
against defendant MARY ianiie ~ sum Of
VI 100. with interest from lee. !, it2a At per
otnt per Aanuin. for 50 with interest thereon
att per cent yer month from June !. iHn, at
yer cent yer month, for ~ WITH intorcst
,10@ mo pSS for si 3 s,ss WIN in,S ss
~ per cent pefAnnum frsm Dec. y, l-ll. Tor
ilsJ aitqfney's fees. aud cost Of suit alleged
10 be- daa on q ugttain pros isspfy note, ete'
cutedby defendahtAAry Laans oplsinun. Sov.
is,tslI. tor 81, with tutertsitfum date 81 per
cent per aunum aooord.Hs 10 tchof % ten IN.
tefett coupon notss thereto atlached-same
bcinE due and unpaid save interest a. zboye.
anu being secured ~ mortgage " even date
on premises hereinafter descr.hcd. executed
tins mortgage declared nfst lien on SAID
premises, aud TO have fud premises sold Ani
proceeds applied ~ payment Of amounts due
closed Of AL right claim Or equity Of rgdsmp.
ton 10 said premisssi 10 have = deficiency
Judgment agsinti dniendaht LAnite and Tor
Sa,, fs,s, .',a PI'@soin sf iy'eIsa a.
SAT- LAhs city survey beginning Al
a point seven rods vest IRON nirth.
cAsi iconnei. SAD Lot running
thence east thTev ruda, tnepes nofth ala rods
10 begnninF, also part lots anus, block
u. rat 4. aAlt Lake CIV sufs.y, commencing
corner OF said lot ., running thence south ten
rods, thence east thirty nino and oue half feet,
uence norm ton fods, ihehoe resi thiity hihs
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PROVO.
PRovo, UTAn, Ftnls,
Garden City Notes.

Ata meeting OF the city council
held Monday evening. tho water tek
on city lots was reduced from 81 to 20
oenis, A a step Ia the appointment
and confirmation OF the city, onesIs
muddle In the council, inc services 80, .,
Road Supervisor Alfred anu oH
Transfer Bennett were wmpo's'i,,
dispensed win. Ihey SIC oon
owe. o,no ~, ~ 'v wsvo,,. .nneinle. 10
so AZ. ni,,.J
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degrees until II Ia in Us usual sour con
dition. and may DO churned at the same
temperature In room Of equal temper
ature a. tho cream All this may be
done II its Importance Is recognized. Il
is indispensable that the conditions that
govern everything In the dairy In the
summer shall be equally preserved in
the winter, then all will go on smooth
". aud with the same result every time.
The conditions Of all matter are the
same at the same temperature, Ia spite
Of tho seasons. but as soon ~ tempers.
turo changes tho differences become a
source Of tho most exasperating troubles
that l., to those persons who do not
realize tho Importance Of this agency In
the daily.
So that, unless the cows are kept rs
warm ~ usual. by tho proper arrange.
monts In the stables, unloss the food Is
made 10 spproach nearly to the condi-
ton Of the summer feeding. unless tho
milk and cream are kept NJ tho same
temperature as in the summer. and the
churning IL done under tho same condi.
tiuna exactly. the butter maker will be
like tho shipmastor without chart or
compass adrift on a vessel without sails
or ruddm and without sight Of tho
sun or moon or stars 20 tell him just
where no IL. Montreal Herald
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MAKING BUTTER CONE IN WINTER.
rhs Trouble Lie. orsn In Taking Gar. Of
the Cows.

rhs Trouble Lie. or.n In TAkinE Gar. u
the Cows.
But In regard to tho difficulties Of the
season something may 10 said In a help.
full way. Tho most truublo IN in tho
making OF tho buttor--tbnt IA. the ,rou.
ble apnoars thera Tho rool AGA, n, 4,
bo,,ey.r NAV ~ In ,,,,o .n,,,o. Az,
~. mn. ,,s,,'. - - "'''' ~, 80
.'Ns ~ '',u'"s nus . s'"a' uo'i ino'"
70 10 WIN 'no ohufning on mo cream
thah may DO Thought Much mischief Is
done by those persons who will insist In
spite Of all evidence that tho feeding
has nothing TO do with tho quality OF
tho cows milk. On tho contrary. a. bas
evervthi,y % do with i,--,yi,h i,s,,.n
de- a.. ,.a,,,,. an1 a.. Aah.,,.- ~ a..
-. a. -. ~. - ~. - ,,''
en"' W W sp'uA nhu'p "u'u'aVopf
WIN 'ho DohaVlur OF mat part OF II wo
know US tho cream. AZ tho lint thought
this Difference Is seen TO be very great.
The COWS Rro of their grass pastures.
arc not enjoying the warm sunshine and
the fresh oman air. lint nre obilled nv th.
cola and have 10 snhs,s, on ,ho a. ~.
,on ,as,,,as, h..ha.a =, ,ha I'M -,
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YOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO Az.
Il pear 10 an action brought against you BY
the shove named plaintiff IA the dtttfiet o0uTg
Of tho Third Judicial District Of the 1orutofY
uf Utah, aud 10 answer the conn laini died
therein within ten days tsxolusiye Of the day
VI scrNicol after the service GU you of this
aummons-if served within thia county, or. n
served out u this c0uny, but IN this distrilt
within twenty days, Otherwise within forty
dA,s-or judgment by default will DO taken
against you, according % the prayer OF said
complaint
The said action Ia brought to have = decree
OF this court dissOl,iuE Tie bond. Of mAtn,
mony vNisung between plHintin And defend.
anti adludging that plainnh have the custody
Of the minor chiid, Issue OF SAID marriage and
her costs htrcln expended, with other relief 1
prayed on the ground that IN August, issl the
defendant wiltully and without cause deserted
aud abandoned plant q. and since said tlme
has faded aud slili fAils TO provide plaintiff
with the common heeessAfics Of iifo,
Ans you are hereby notified that II you fail
70 appear and AnaNer the said complaint as
above required, the said plaintiff Will apply 10
the court for The relief demanded therein.
NAness, the Hon. samuel a. Merritt Judge,
and the seal Of the District Court of
the Thrd Judicial District Ia aud for
lsEALl the Territory of Utah, thus 18th day OF
hecemberin the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and ninety
DAVID o, DUNBAR, Cisrt.
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NOTICE. OF ASSESSMENT.

The Eaglo Foundry and Machine Company. q
cor orauou, whuse principal place OF bus.
iuess is a. The city OF sAlt Lake. Utah.
NoTlCE 10 nEuEBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ meeting q the directors Of SAID cor.
porAtlon held on tho .0th day OF August lsa5,
an assessment ~ 81 90 p0r share was LEVIED
on the capital stock u the said corporation.
lhe sad lssestmeut 20 much thorcof ~ has
not already been PAID may ba paid 10 The treAE
uter o. taiu corporation A. ~ once In The
w 81 hat Lake, Utah, on or before the nd
Jay OF March, 1895, ANY such Assestments
which may remain unpaid on The lrd day Of
Mhfch, ltyn, viii DO delinquent ALd the stock
upon Nhlch any assessment may remain un
pali hhn delinquent on the day last above
hAmel VIII DO advertised for sale AZ public
auction, and unlesa payment l. made before,
WI te SOLO on Aonduy, the ard day Of AATrh,
~. or 20 much thereof A. may be Necessary
10 pay tho said delinquent assessment, tOguth.
sale
Dated this .oIh day Of January, 1898,
W, u. GRANT
Secretary Of tho Eagls Foundry and Machine
company.
onice At No ni West Fret south street,
Az Lake CITY, utAh.l
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The West Gable Mining and Milling Co, prin
oipal place o. business. salt Lake
City, Utah

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
N meeting Of the board OF Directors Of
the above named corporation hold ~ ~ gen
cFai once ~ salt Lake CITY. Utah. on the sih
day ct February, lsfi, An Asscsiment Of three
thousand dollars, or one cent per share, was
levied upon the capital stock Of tho corpora
A. d. Clarke, secretary Of the corporation, At
IL general Onces, suite 3ih Progress building,
salt Lake CITY, Utah, Any stock upon which
the assessment may remain unpaid on the l0ih
day Of March, 1896, will ho delinquent, aud ads
yoTtisgd for sale NJ public suction and unless
payment 10 mate before will 10 sold on the IN
day OF Anil, iHd, tpipay the delinquent Aaeess /.
menL tosethof with costs Of advertising aud
enpanfo Of sale A, 4. CiAhkE,
secretary Of the West Gable Mining and NIL
ing 20, suite als, Progress building. SALT
luNa CITE. lffau
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NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ mere will be meeting Of The stock.
holders VI the Walker brothers a Tyler Com,
lany on the 10Th day OF February, 4 u lslg,
AZ 10 O'Clock o. On AZ tho oniCe OF the com
purpose OF changing the ARTICLES OF fnroT.
pgrAuoh" OF said company, In this, to.witt
W striking out u Article one ~ " said
aiurles OF Incorporation the words "Ihe
NAlker hrotherr fy.eT Company" And IN.
sefung IN lau thereof those words walker
brolheTs Dry Goods Company
Y WALKER secretary.
pAied this attn day OF January, lsgG
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NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION.
q. s. LAID OFFICE,
salt Lake uisy. utah,

q, +. LAND OFFICE,
salt Lake Cigy. utAh,
December 10Th, 1898.
COMPLAINT HAVING BEKN ENTERED
" NJ tins oflee by sarah X. shores against
krnest 4. Lahr, for abandoning his home
stead entry No, g.sSg, dated May 4th, 1874, upon
the northeast quarter OF The southeast quarter
OF section 81, and tho northwest quarter Of thH
south, range west, In salt tAke County, UtAh
with view 10 the cancellation OF said entry
the SAID parties are hereby summoned 10 Ap'
pear AZ ms once on the 29th day ~ February.
lso, AZ 10 O'Clock a, ~, TO respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged abandon.
msnl srRoN GRoo, Register.
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SIMMONS.
In the District Court In and for the Third
Judicial Distret Of Jtah Territory,
Couniy u salt iase


Archie u. HWCris UtltuaAub
The people Of the Territory Of utsh send
greeting 10 Archil %. sweet Defendant
Won ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO Az.
pear Ia ~ action brought asaintt you ~
tue above named piainul boz tue DisIict Iouft
Of the I hird Judicial utuict oi the lefHtofy
therein within ten days (sN1lutiVe ~ thg dsf
OF aervicel after thu service ON you Oh thi.
summ0na-f served within this county or, II
served out Of this county, but IA this dislrlct,
witniu twenty days otherwise within iQftY
dave -or Judgment by default VIII De laten
against you. accordinE 20 me prayer OF sAd
Ihe SAID action l. brought to have a decree
Of thia court dissolving ths brnds Of matris
mony existing between D. ainuu anu defend /.
Aut AMI awardins 70 plainuu The CUSTODY %
tho minor child. NNtan nwect issue OF said
marritge, hboyo relief ptsyed OF the srouni
that since SAID marriage deiondaut has ueaied
causing her great bodily injury and mental
distress and tnat Tor more than one year And
a bar before defendant dcsertgd plantih, 10
w.t. M May, lfi, he wHiully neglected 70
provide for her tho common neoessaries Of
life.
And you arc hereby noudod that u you fan
10 apreu and answer the said complaint ~
above required. the sAid piainuu viii apply 10
the court for the renei demanded therein
Witness, the Hon. HAmuel A, Merritt judge
and the aoal of thn District Court Z
the Third Judicial n,strici, IN and
ttEAtl for the rortory ot ltAh. this N
day u Deem yer, ~ The year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred
bIviD .. DUNBAR CLERK
Nv Gro. u. LOOMS, Dcputy ClerE.
W. T. 1uMEu. Attorney.
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NOTICE. TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE ~ nkRkDY GIVEN ny THE
~ undersigned, Administrator OF tho
estate OF tnen N. buuor, deceased,
10 the creditors Of. AUD all persons hay.
ing claims AsAinst the said deceased, TO exhibit
them with me necessary vouchers, within ton
months after the nrst publication Of this no
lice, " the said administrator. at the ONCE
Ot Taylor, homneY, armstrong eompanY, cor
" south Temple and second West streets IN
sAt Lake Ciiy, IN tho County OF salt LAte.
ItAh.
Dated February, 10, isod
OLSON u RoMNEY,
Administrator OF the ostalo III ELLEN n.
butler, deceased.
james II. Msyls, attorney for estate.
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And In accordance with law aud the order o.
the board OF directoTs made on the in day OF
December. 1873, and extended on January Wh,
lssd 20 many shares ~ each pAteel OF stock
tbs secretary. No, u East south Temple street,
salt Lake city, Utah, on the sth OF February,
ihpJ. al O'Clock p. m 70 pay tho delinquent
assessment together with the costs Of adyer'
thing aud expense OF sails.
l.. JonN INITIAL,
Secretary.
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NOTICE oF ASSESSMENT.
principal place OF business SAT- Lake
CITY, Utah. Location OF Macs.
Blaine county, Idaho.

NOTICE u IIEnEBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ Ameeling of the board OF directors held
At salt Lake CITY, Utah, January ~, 100, an
assessment OF tnree Csl cents per share wns
levied on the capital stock OF the corporation,
payable 10 the secretary. A g, GiAnque, No.
y west hnuth Temple street, salt Lake CITY,
Utah, on or before the roth day OF February,
ls9a Any stock upon which tho assessment
remains unpaid on the 10Th day OF February,
isif, sill DO delinquent and advertised for sale
1875, at the hour OF pm, A. the oiiloe OF tho
secretary, TO pay assessments and cost OF ad'
yertising, together with expense OF sale,
A, q. olAUQUE. Secretary.
salt Lhte city. Jan. %, lf6.
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ANNUAL MEerlNU.

NOTICE 10 HEREBY GIyES THAT THE
~ annual meeting OF the stockholders Of
the salt Lake a Ogden Gas 4 Electric Light
Company, Will be htld At The onieo OF tho COM
pauy No West Fret south street on tho IAN
day OF February, lsi1, At O'Clock, for the
election OF directors and the transaction OF
such business a. may come before the meet
nE, SAIL LAKE A OGDEN GAS A
ELkCTklU LIGHT CO.,
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esTRAY POUND NOTICE.

nNE BAY HORSE ABOUT 7YEARs OLD.
" star IN forehead, brand looks Ike ,ysss-y
II the Ab0ys described animal Do not
claimed ana lAken away on or before Foh,
InAry rs lssN, he Will be cold Al CITY EstrAy
Pound Htg y, IN.
JOHN o. NATION.
Poundkseper
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And In accordance with law and the order u
the board o. directors made on the fourth
day Of February, 1891, 90 many shares OF each
parcel Of stock a. maY be necessary VIII %
sold At The once Of tho secretary - 80. lil
south Main street on the gith day Of February,
lss. Al twelve o'clock m. 10 paw tue dcln
puent usseasment thereon, together with the
cost Of dtortiaiug and expense ofsac.
WA. CAMPBELL,
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For sale by z. c. NJ. l., Clark IL
dredge & CO., Western Hardware Co.
Salt Lake Hardware Co., and Geo. A
Lowe. Salt Lake City. Utah.
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NOTICE. THERE ARE DEi1NQuENr
~ upon the following described stock on
account of Assossmont lcViod on the lth day OF
December ts1ia, the several amounts set uppo'
site thu names VI the respective shareholders.
a. followst
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SUMMONS.
Anna n. faalk. plaintin. r
W
Hyrum Russell faulk, defendant

The fsonle Of the Territory u UiAh send
Greeting 10 iiyTum Russell fAuit, deiend'
AuL
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suMnoaa

In The District Couu 10 aud f3f tho Thru
Judicial District OF Utah Territory,
County of SAT- Late.
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Truth A. Milnor, ritinuh. " Mary Laditc and
George haiisbury, defendants
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The Peorle Of the Territory Of Utah seAd
freetns. 10 Mafy Latte and Seofgo
salisbury, defendants.
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plllkoueNI AsstssMlNI.

DELINQUENT notice Deferet and salt Lake AF'
Ticuitufai aud Manufacturing Canal t0ms
pany. Location Of principal place OF
business, salt Lake CITY.