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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-24
A BRIDGE GIVES WAY.
Twelve Persons Go Down
With the Wreck.
ONE DEAD AND TWO WILL DIE.

All the Others Are Hurt, bat Il l.
Believed None Are Seriously In iursd.
IL l. Claimed That the strinesrs We're
Faulty and TIA Jar Worked the
Bridge on the sniA
BilMISoHAM, Ala, Nov. 20. "A party
Of dozen young people who left Ensley
City carly Saturday night in a wagon
Tor hay ride had their merriment
transformed into death and disaster Be.
fore they had proceeded mile on their
journey. Ten days ago a new bridge
was erected across Village creek, near
Ensley City. While crossing this struc.
ture is gave way, pEecipitating the was.
on and IL load Of human freight IS Zee.
below into the water. Not person in
tho vehicle escaped uninjurod.
William shannon was hurt about the
head, which caused conclusion Of the
brain, from which he died.
Miss Maggie Hartigan was seriously
injured about she head and her back
was sprained. Il is feared she viii die.
Charley Barns had his scalp cut open
for two inches and received internal in.
iuries which may result seriously.
The others injured are not fatally, but
are badly hurt,
The cause Of the accident was that
the stringers Of the bridge were too
short and by constant jarring they grad.
ually worked on the sills. The water
IN the creek was six feet deep, bat tho
timely work Of those least injured saved
ihe young ladies and those most sori.
'usly hurt from being drowned.
The coroner viii make a complete In.
Fesiigation. There IL talk Of suits for
or damages against the county,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-24
FIVE BURN TO DEATH.
Children Cremated While tn G
Parents Were Dancing.
ALITTLE GIRL MADE HER ESCAPE

She Jumped Prom = ssoond-story WIN
dow and Was Not Hurt-The Fire
Started While the Children Were
Asleep aad Cut on Escape by the
stairway.
HAMILTON, Mo. Nov. g9.-Five chill.
dren Of Mr., and Mrs. Snyder New, liy.
ing i've miles north Of this city, wers
burned to death late Saturday night.
The New building was burned while
the parents were attending a dance.
When they reached the burning build.
ing the father saw his iI.year-old girl
lying burning in the front door claspinR
her S'year-old brother In her arms. The
names prevented rescue. The father
fell IN swoon and has been a ravine
maniac ever since. Nora. years old.
s the only survivor Of the fire. She
says that the children At home-Calle.
aged ~ Hattie, aged II; Willie, aged
- Clarence. aged 8 Julian, sged 3.
and hcrself-Fetired At the usual hour
IN an upstairs chamber. The next thing
she knew the FIRE was coming through
the floor and the building was envel.
oped In flames. she says that all six
were iaroused She rushed 10 a second.
story window aud jumped 10 the
ground. calling 10 the others 10 follow.
as the fire had cut OIL escape by the
stairway.
Il Is thought the Ere was caused By
an inoondiary.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-24
sURrs BROTHER resrlElEs



He Gives some Sensational Evidence nud
Rseognired HIs Bro,hers Notes
AUSTIN, Nov. 20. The Burt murder
trial was resumed today and Is slow.
y dragging along and viii probably not
be concluded before Wednesday. The
evidence introduced was for the defense.
The principal witness was Roscoe Bart.
brother Of the defendant, who gave
some SENSATIONAL testimony.
Roscoe Burt identified some notes
handed him by the district attorney a.
being written by the defendant These
notes were unknown to witness and
practically settles his brothers fate. as
they were written in Jail and passed to
cell mates and show that the defendant
Is Of perfectly sound mind and il &C.
quainted with everything done yet.
His only defense is insanity and pre.
tends 70 know nothing that Is going on
around him.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-24

BUTTE, Nov. IS Complete returns in
the recent election give Bryan a total
vote in the state Of 4s.6sO; Mckinley.
lO'soo. Majority for Bryan. ss, 100.
The Palmer ticket did not appear on the
ballot in Montana, and the Levering
vote has not yet been reported Nc.
kinley carried Custer and Dawson
counties, two Of the % counties in the
state.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-24
Murder aud Suicide.

MAYFmID. Ky, Nov. 2S.-A murder
and suicide occurred here yesterday.
I. b. Baker, farmer Of Graves county,
recently sued for a divorce. He aud his
wife had not been living together for
some time and bitter feelings existed
between them. Baker went to see his
wife at her residence. and when she
would not listen to his oycrtures he shot
her through the heart aud then shot
himself twice through the head. Both
died almost instantly.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-24

MEMPHIS, Nov %. The Lee line
steamer City Of Osceola, ON her way
from Ashport to Memphis. sank at
Craig's Head point. 90 miles above here.
All the passengers and crew were saved
without difficulty. The cause Of the
accident was a hidden obstruction which
che steamer struck while making q land.
ing.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-24

HALIFAx. Nov. eS. Tho steamer Ber.
muda, which left New York few days
ago, has reached this port. Captain
Scott, her commander. denied the pub.
lished reports concerning the Bermuda's
intended movements. and her owners.
Musgrave & Co, Of this city, said posi-.
lively they had no desire to risk her In
such business as that Of alibusterine,
and she Is to be used in legitimate com.
merce, The vessel has been chartered
TO load apples here FOR the London mar.
kaf
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-24

PoNr Arena, Cal, Nov ss. The
steamer San BenitO, bound from Ia.
coma 20 San Francisco, went ashore
seven miles north Of Point Arena sun.
day. Tho steamer struck on sandbar
aud broke In two The San Benito car.
red ~ men- Five men were drowned,
~ reached shore after desperate efforts.
and the rest are clinging to the rigging.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-24

WASHINGTON. Nov. aS.-L. w. Wood.
ward Of this city has not yet been Of.
acially notified Of his selection a. chair.
man Of the Inauguration committee 10
arrange for the ceremonies incident 70
McKinley's installment into the presi.
Dental chair. Il is known. however.
that National Committeeman Parker's
recommendation was approved at the
meeting Of the national committee in
New York last Friday.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-24

PERRY, o. T.. Nov. 2s.-At McKin.
ney, north Of here. John B. Grogan, a
farmer, emptied a load Of buckshot into
the back Of Rev. Ellsworth. who was
eloping with GrOgan's daughter, Eta
The couple escaped and married. Els.
worth had been holding revival meet.
ings at Mckinney and boarded At the
Grogan home.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-24
1AYLoR BROTHERS rAknn.

onieera Arrested Them on Their Re-
turn 20 Alabama
FLORENCE. Ala. Nov. 2s.-The Tay.
lor brothers. two notorious outlaws.
who for long time were a terror to the
people Of Tolbert and Franklin counties.
have been captured in Colber county
They were lodged IN the Tuscumbia
Jail to await trial. The Taylors have
been an Texas for several years. A
short time ago they returned to Colbert
county, and as soon as the authoritie.
learned Of their presence arrangements
were made for their capture. A long
list Of evil deeds are charged against
them.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-24

NEw YoRK, Nov. gs.-An unknown
man and woman were found dead in
their bed In a room at a hotel here yes.
terday' having been sutiocated by gas.
which was flowing from an open and
unlighted burner in ,he apartment. The
police are investigating. but have found
nothing tending to indicate murder or
suicide, and they are Of the opinion
that the entire affair was due 10 an Ao.
cident
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-24
eRoKe OWE ThE eANKs.
Houses and Everything Movable Belr
swept by lhe River.

SEATTLE, Wash. Nov. 2s.-Neva
just received in this city from SIX.
komiAk, on Great Northern railroad,
which indicates thar the skykomish
river has jumped iis banks in many
Iseoes and envaded the home Of ranch.
~. One instance is given wher,
a'woman wadod half mile with baby
In her arms through three feet Of water
70 escape rising water. Houses are be.
iSg swept away and big trees. fences
and other movable objects arc being
carried Of. A man named Baker came
sailing down the skykomish river yes.
terday on a tree while near him was
cFouehed q big black bear. Near the
tewn Of skykomish Mrs. Sanders saw q
a bear on floating tree and shot IL
dead and secured the carcass.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-24
1ARR's FATAL work.
shoots 70 Death his wife and Then
Kills Himself

GREESsHuR0, Pa. Nov. 2s.-At Del.
mont. Pa. near here. last night. John
tart, aged % years. shot and killed his
wife and then committed suicide. A
year ago Tarr eloped with the daughter
Of well known farmer named Long
Ihey went 10 Cumberland. where they
married, bat upon their return home the
girls father refused to allow his daurh.
ter to 1--we with her husband. During
the absence Of the rest Of the family
Tar visited the house Of his father.in
law and committed the deed. It is not
known whether he quarrolled with his
wife or not. as no one was present.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-24
SPREAD TO a Rlor.
Two Men Dying, Two Cannot Live and
a number Hurt.

@AN@af AWN NaNtuA 1--we and
Number Hurt.
CLEvELASD, Nov. 29 "A riot occurred
early this morning ON Franklin avenue
extension, near Columbus street, Il is a
locality th. ky populated with HunRa.
nans and lrish-Americans Many men
were stabbed. Dirks. knives and clubs
were freely used aud nearly all the com.
h'sants were more or less injured. Two
men were taken 70 the hospital in a dv.
ing condition, two Others cannot sur.
viye their injuries and several Others
are dangerously wounded. The trouble
was caused BY Joseph and John sprends
and James Carter engaging in a street
quarrel.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-24

VERSAILLES, KY, Nov. e9-The au.
thorities are now in possession Of SOW
eral clows in the turnpike affairs that
are considered important. and it is be.
heved that somo arrests will soon fol.
low. The reward offered for tho cap.
ture Of the marauders now amounts &
5000.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-24

CHICAGO, Nov. sS During football
game here David NJ. Wright. II yeas
OF age, was tackled around tho neck
and thrown to the ground, the other
players pihng on top OF him. Tho liga.
ments Of his neck were snapped and he
received ooncussion Of the brain. lie
cannot live.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-24

NEW YoRK, Nov, as.-After severa
months illness, W. A. Messayer. the
well known actor, died Saturday night
Of Brght'a disease. Mr.. MestAyer was
man widely respected BY the thea,rica
profession Of the unit ed s,ates
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-24

CHICAGO, Nov. 23.-whilo running at
the rate Of 20 miles an hour the White
City special Of the Big -Four route
jumped the track saturday night at
Moneo, "a miles from Chicago, The
engine and three coaches left the rails
No one was injured.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-24

PENSACOLA, Fla, Nov. ss.-The
schooner Red Wing Of Philadelphia
was lest 90 miles south Of Pensacola
while cnroute to Pascagoula she sprane
q leak and sank in an hour. Captain
Carlo. crew and one passenger have ar.
rived here.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-24

PARIS, Tex, Nov, ss.-The three per.
sons injured in the collision OF the
streetcar and Frisco switchongine in
the yards here Saturday. are reported
as resting easy II is now thought that
all Of them will recover.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-24

DECATUR, Ind, Nov. sS.-Drs. J. @.
Ulmer and J. stoneburner. two leading
physicians Of Berne. have been arrest.
cd, charged with administering poison
to MTs. Adeline Brown. who died a few
days ago She was disintetrrod and
poison found In her stomach.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-24
terror Finl.h.a nsr rrl.,.

NEw York, Nov. 9S.-The Unitod
States monitor Terror has finished the
sea trial Of her pneumatic gun appli.
ances. A rumor says that a slight ac.
cident happened Saturday 70 three men
in one Of the turrcts BY the rocoil Of
Cun
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-24
oEoRoE ". FERRIs nEAn.
lie huiit the Wonderful Ferris wheel
at the Woridrs F.fr.

PrrsnuR0, Nov. 2S.-George w. Fer.
ris' who conceived and built the world
famous Ferris wheel. died at the Mercy
hospital in this city yesterday Of typhoid
fever. His illness has been brlef and il
was only Friday that no was taken 10
the hospital The attending physicians
say his system was greatly run down
BY overwork His wife came here from
Canton. and was with her husband in
his dying moments.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-24
MEANS WAR VITA EUROPE.
fha' Il What The Figaro says u W
scrap WIN spain.

-"N AakAFo says II We
scrap with spain.
PARIS, Nov gS-The Figaro com.
nenting upon relations between United
States and Spain on Cuba question says /:
American newspapers which arc
agging the United States to war with
Spain. should reflect that war with
Spain means war with Europe and in
the interest Of the United States itself
ss to be hoped that this eventually win
not arise.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-24

BEAUMONT, Tex, Nov. qs-The trial
Of John Mcfarland, charged with the
murder Of Irene Reyiord. win be begun
on Dec. s A special venire Of 100 il.
rcrs for that purpose has been ordered.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-24
EXPRESS MESSENGER ARRESTED.
he i' Accused Of Taking = Package
Containing $1,000.

Containing $4,000.
NILES, Mich, Nov. 20. -Delbert Z.
Mitsen' messenger for the American
Express company. has been arrested
charged with stealing 5000 from the
company. This crime is alleged to have
been committed last Wednesday when
a package containing $1,000 sent BY the
Citizens National bank Of this city to
the Bankers National bank Of Chicago.
disappeared. About half the money
vas recovered.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-24

MARSHALL, Tex, Nov. lS.--A negro
named Jim Banks was shot and killed
Saturday night. six miles southeast ol
Marahall.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-24

SYDNEY, N. s W.. Nov gs.-The
steamship Maricopa has sailed for San
Francisco with 100000 soveroigns on
hoard.
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NOTICE or TRUSTEES SALE.

NoTiCE u nEnEnY eiNEN TilAr ~
IN accordance " IN and under the power
and tuihluy Efanisd ~ ilat certain Iu,'
DEED m.ae ne iaih Gay ~ ietiuss,,! = -
Thompson and jamts 1hoiupton.het huthtnd,
and recorded February iIih. q. u, l.4, IN
look - z" % noligsgo,. on Esss ~ OF ,nc
records u salt lAAe tonny, tl.h' ,he unaef.
tifdef for cash " the weai front entrance g.
the ioinl Cty ana C1unty building ~ SAT-
lato tity, tiah. that being ne COUNTY lquft
iioate o. sait Lass CountY, Utah, on iic llai
dav d Osioler. 80. Al " e'iioek noou Of that
DAY. all ihu rnal fftate hereinafter described,
70 pay and discharge the iu fr1icineHs secured
~ said trust deed and interest thereon huu
Reasonable compensation 20 said trustee anu
tho costs Of ihis notice and expenses Of sale,
ms sale sill hc made 81 the request % the
holder " faid Indebtedness hud because %
onsAid inteligdncss. which became due On The
N day y iehfuafy, -, ani me lhih
day q May, is,, and The itih DAY
Of August, i-gi. ~ reason u whigh
Sss Whole ,s s ~ q. 80 ssPis's terms
became due and waa 90 DECLARED due BY tho
holder thereof. and tho same, together viii
he unpaid Interest - Aforesaid . fally un'
.sia real estate 3. particularly dosenssd ~
fnlloWs, fntWlt'
Commencing atspoint tsa tloi rods east Of
NE northwest soiucf = Jog No ~ n,
~" talt iaSe tuy surrey. aud fuu'
ming tence south no 50 rods. thrne'
scii one hundred and iNo filu fset mere e
le,s % wet zoe q iand desded ~ n,ss's, 4
hence norin Eve lil rode, thence east on'
hundred aud two itall ieei more or les 10 N,
poihl q commguesmgni, me sane bsiuE ID
''' 80 w 4. Jacobs. Trustee.
Dated september ~, 10.
IiFii pubiieAilou SEPT q, 10.
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sH1RIFFs SALE.

NOTICE ~ uEREHY GIVES THAT TIR.
~ fuant % an order OF sale aud decree "
foreclosure 10 NO directed from the lhifd
Judicial DistTirt Court u me tate 81 uuh,
founty Of rat LAae, in cause therein ptnt.
INK wherein itAchel Ferguson h plAfnuh ard
iuHnhetia Ana limpson and john ~. iimpson
her husband, j. " Thompson and kion'n Co
operative Mercantile Institution, corpora.
upn, arc defendants. 10 which SAID decree and
iNpnee for sale At public Aueuon 10 The hlghrsl
BIDDER Tor cash, Al tho west front door 81 NE
county court house, m the tity % salt la {,
county Of HAN tAso, stato OF Titan. % the blh
day Of october A. u led. 81 " O'Clock noon,
All TIE right, title, clam aud Interest OF Jean
bette Ana 1impson ana John ~. Tlmpson her
husband, j, q. Thompson and Lion's Cooper
atiNr Mercantile intuiuuOn, q cnpuTaii0n, ia
anu 20 tue following described real etAle,
lake, state Of Utah, and particularly described
Commencing al point two and ouc'hat
az rods touiu IRON tho northeast corner ~ 10Y
seven 90 m bluck ninutysnine on plat SAT-
Lake CITY Huryuy, and running tionre SCUM
Two aud one hHlf tli.l rods, thence west ten
NV rods, thence north two aud one'haf lstl
rode, thence east ten tlol rods 20 tho place ol
beginning, containing twenty i've tg'l square
Jeanette anu Timpsun and John ". Timptoh
her husband, j, q. thompson ana lions Co
operAtiNe Mercantile lnauiutllution . cor
polalon under tHid order of sale aud decree
ln ne Above cause.
Dated q ssll Lake CITY, Utah, september
s!ud, A. n, $50
HARVEY HARDY, shoria.
ny q ?, CLAIM, neputy ahtnh
JoliS Al. CANON, Attorney for fiainth'
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AN oRo,sANoF

A y ORDINANCE LLNYiSu Tuy "a,
~ and tof The astessment n the pTsse,tt,alA
south Temple and fifst fouth 49,. eiW,an
lu Sidewalk district 80. TO- Nehg
sceiion lie u ordained BY Tho CITY Cana,
~ HaN laake CITY, -thic Of itaI maj "
touncii doth hcfs6iiety The tss AM ,,,l.sii s.d
ile assessiuont OF tie pfoptfiv 'rn,., w
lluess, lots and parcels o. iand' tr'sig.,illss
ucsufihtd, aluttinH on The wet eide "a 800
hast street from south Tcmuif Ia ~. .olli
street The same being In Sidewalk di.lSrh,
Ans tax d ia,iod to dotra, a.. 49,.
construction u sidewalks M thr v,sili w. %
aaii ODD iAei street between snuth 49,.
ani iiut south streets within sai'i aist,i.,p
pprosic the hereinafter doarfilsd tlgb
lots and parcels of iand h fe e.,is', y,
uuguled ana hsucnited BY SAID unurst Y ,.,,y
snn T. hereby auluagei. dgiorminsd ~
tcucuted hy stid Improvement, an ~
b.pc Z, !oie hnd rifrels OF laud lfO frret.
as.s.aed " ~ squ3i and uniform fate. Ia IN
cofdanfo VITA TIE linear iout iruntase III ~
west .ldo OF sceunu hast ftrrrf bats" I Wy
ouih Temple md Iirst south fireets s's
sid.walk oislnct upon which tho said tIis'
The cesi and expense " construction Of ,
si.pMhiA on thl west SIDE ~ second la.f
si mest f.m sen.. i"mple 70 iusi soaia
loot, ~ local assessment uuon inc iii,.-' 'ivas
anu nafre ut l1hd 70 be Affected or tatff.t.a,
~, .s,a ~ & temenls, and NO tN ltfsI1,
and paftels Of lana b. si.H per i'sssf f,6a,
loot abutlinF on The wclt fidog ID NorGF ~
sNeel uom south temple to fifat sa5't
iifgete, wiihin said Sidewalk Uist,i..l
hnl INC tiiy Treasurer NJ hereby auii..
yea snd directed to assess in ntrofdhnre ,giI.
tho provisions 81 III OfdinHrfo and To- ~.
pufresea hefuin mentioned lots one m 80
riaht isi, nlVck FtturiY .t0uf "a. IN ~"
ialt i.aAc tlN surfcy. ~
Ihis Iryy VI iAx uuoh aaid blocks. iots .,s
fAifff or lanu IL ASIDE anon flr sane Hs mo
apnchr and arc shown on mo unifI4I mi L..
iNap NJ salu Uiy ."
section ~ taid Sidewalk district Numterts
= founded p ioilowai 10th sides III Her3fd
latl -lIcct between soutu temple aud figfu
ruuth stunta.
section ~. This Ordnance shan be 10 fnse,
from ma aftcf iis approval
Passed ~ the tly Council Of salt fst,
civ. state OF Ulah. seutomHef 9Th ia sti
referred TO Tie MAlrt Tor DE- approval
lshAil DAVID =. EMEtiN
CITY Norufdrr
Approved this tho il.h day of ,tptsmbst
JANIS GLENDiSSNG.
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xx+urrrAa. uteIf u. nTNDaY, AZ
w unmarried man. "a Us his certain dec1
81 truat dated tlc llih DAY 4 August. y l.
IN uS5t - N.'paaei IS aal 10. u I'D rec
srds iu The riicc ~ Inc recorder Of dcgis 81
rait IaLc County. ln ne ttruinfy NOV siaiei
Of Utsh. convey toWiliam A.. Dhic. o. trustee.
thn following defcflird real estate, situate IN
said salt Lake County, tan. 10 wit
Fart OF Lot Une ul. nloot 9eyenlytno ~.
HAT so" salt Lake tiiy survey, described -
follows to.uil neraninf thir con tlll fods
west OF The touthtasi corner of saif Lot tnd
lfurk. ana running ttfnfe wet ihfcn fal fons,
% rpot. iicncc south tcn ~ rods, - begin
winch said eouvei anec uhs made In trust 10
secure 20 tle cfrsr " the Lonnail n,e.l,n'i
COMPANY the payment % ihn tad hush ~.
iIcuuty's one clitaun rfomtftofv note " even
date with saii deed of trust iqf me plnclpi!
sun Of eleven hundred ilgl dollars dpe ani
rayah't huruft 49,, Win inicflh thcfson
nom the Gaze thffcoi uuu. natuflty al the rate
% az fTf rer cent rfr auuum. payalle SENT
Annually, sad Win interest thereon aiiet mA,
tufitV ~ the fatauf twelve lN Icf cent per
anuuri, pay able semi annuity ant
Wheft 70, Itu provided in said deed % trust
that in ease ui default ln NC nay m,nl on tma
rromlstnrY mote, " ihe inietes! iheteop. o.
Incl safs On $50 rcai estate, the iruitee shan,
urun thc avn leatou % the ieaAl holder Of
sad not. frl and iisposo Of said pfemise.i
e"s,tv ~ fsien'Tiion II Tho ssd iiurh
~ uendrF. BITE NUIfH ana ataignf thofcin. ~
rulii0 auction, 90 re place. % inc mannst
rnd TOT tho purposes Do sad le.d % uuat
stated. after lTat aVnF hlny 90 dlys hutlce
~ rafiiculafIV provided Tor in faii deed ~
truit, reference % which ~ hereby made Tor
gfoatcr ccualuiy and
where's, default has hteu wade M Tie
daYmUnt Of Haid rHnrIuai note ~ 70 ili, ana ~
thd patment % three coupon interest nutgl ~
IS Zach. due huHuati, 80, leufuafl u ltHs
aud August q isa, fcfrUrutell, and q ne
Vaymtnt " taNea FOR TIE years ~ aui 10
auouuunr o. lAfA which said amount y
taxes has been advanced ~ The iesA holder o.
the note aud tho sAid nfincIual noie, coupon
interest uotss aud taxes ate siiil pact due ana
uupaid.
Sos. therefore. notice 10 hereby riten that
q tho and ~ gurd, trustee af afgfsfaid. a me
request ~ ne caai holder % fhid note, aud
undsf and hy virtue of the uHger ani author
iiy 90 me vested W said deed u Wuft VIII On
saturday. the iith day u Ociourf. ~, ~ The
hour nf 4 O'Clock in the forenoon % aati jay,
cell The above dratfled premises ana all INC
right. ttie. tenrnf aud equity ot redemption ~
tho sald iiuEn o. efdry. biz heiis aud ~
firna therein. ~ public auction, fnf TIE hlfh'
ct aud hsst urife ne same eill hfinr in fash,
81 ne west front door % Tue Cuuniy tulu
ifnusc, 90 saiti|ako CITY County Of sali l.atU
Utah for tho pufpole OF paving taid uoin aud
Interest coupons and taxes and AL costs aud
gNlentca Of executing the trust
WILLIAM A. DAtK. Trustee.
fifst Publication sept th. 49,