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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-06-03
Atlanta Mildly Shocked.

Atlanta, Ga. May 31.-A shock of
earthquake was felt at 1 o'clock here
today. Trembling was not severe, and
there was no excitement.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-06-03

A coarse, rough skin can
quickly and easily be made soft
and white with HEISKELL'S
Soap. Csc. cake at druggists or by mail.
HEISKELLS Pills, by their action on the liver,
stomach and bowels, make the eyes bright, breath
sweet, and skin healthy. 25 cents. AT druggists
or by mail.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY co., 5sl Commerce st., Philada
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-06-03

Newport News. Va, May 31.-A slight
earthquake shock was felt here at 2 p
IN. The disturbance was very mild. Nc
damage is reported.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-06-03

Columbus, o., May 31.-A slight shock
of earthquake was felt here about 1
D. m.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-06-03

buildings were about to tumble down.
The vibrations were from north to south,
and lasted about fifteen seconds.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-06-03
Ball Player Suicides.

Houston, Tex, May 31.-(Special.) ITO,
night Billy Mills, an ex-professional ball
player, took laudanum and died at l2:5O
o'clock in his room.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-06-03
Denver Road Race.

Denver, May 31.--Alex Struthers Of
Grand Junction, Col. won the annual
25-mile road race over the Brighton
course today.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-06-03
Assirnment.

Omaha, Tex, May 31-(Special. IN.
b. Pool, ST., grocery merchant made an
assignment late Saturday evening, maxi
ing J. w. Bolin asaiersa- Preferred cred
itors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-04
yyOU AnE UFnrpY RrouIRFn m lp

V-ou ARE HEREBY REQUIRED To Ar
Il pear In an acton brought against yos
" The above. named plsinui IN he Dpstrti
Court OF the THIRD Judicial district Of the .ttu
OF Utah and 10 answer the complaint Died
therein within zen days teNclu8lve OF the dl,
OF scrvifc) aftor tho service on You o. MI
summons II served within this county, OF,
served out OF this cOunty hut tn thiB district
within twenty dayH, Otherwise within fQr,I
days- OF Judgment by default will he tskes
against you. according 10 tho prayer Of sad
me sad action is brought to have 40 order
OF thlt court appointing a guardian al llsn
for d. fendant Joseph r. FLANAGAN. Who q
non compos menus, to have Juggmcn mt ayaIH
tho defendants, flanagan, Tor the sum .; Sal
principal aud interest thereon a. the rsie q
per cent per month from December I, ~,
Tor s. ~ tnAes, with interest ~ per cart PET
apnum from Aprii ~ isJii for slHa uii0Tptyi
fees anu for coats OF sult alleged 10 he tue up0n
q certain promnsorynole,eN executed by sali &C.
Pendants, Flanagan, TO one T.. ,. fchciier y
agent for the plaintiff at salt LaEo tlly. Dec.
9TH. 1895. for the sum OF s2ii, tearing interest
al per cent per month, came hulng secured ~
. NOR gage OF even date herewith 1r irtmiei
hereinafter described executed by slt1 defend
ants, Flanagan, to plWniii Who is now ne
legal Owner ana holder OF sara mote and mort
gagc, That no part OF SAID mole has been pad
except the sum Of 1888 on the interest; tAalo
April p, sp7. painth pnld on said rromi.esn
delinquent taxes the sum a III. VI Oh ~
not been PAID by said detcndgnts 10 hl5e 10
usual statutory decree OF ilie court tor il5
foreclosure OF rald morlghgc 'ud me sale q
said promisesi that proceeds W ealu sac le
applied In payments Of umonnA dne a. aboTe,
end thai defendants aud all % Uous caiinnf
under them 10 barred ant 'Drerl0se1 Of III
C aim of equity NJ redemption ihefelu' 40 10.
oihor reliei SAID prcmisug being described IS
follows;
BEGINNING 60 rods W. OF the y, T.; Cor, q
the 5. W y OF SEQ n, 7. :. OF u. ", OF s ~
Lake Mer thence ". 90 RODS, iheuce ~
rods. thence 4. 10 rods, thence y. ~ toos 2
place OF beginning, containing ~ AeIgs -
And you are hereby notified that u you tall
to appear and answer the eAid r0mNalnl -
above required, the said plainuh viii appYto
the Court for the relief demanded therein
Witness, Tho Honorable Judges and seq
OF ho District touri Of me InlIl
Judicial District, IN and i9r w
tsEA1.) state of Uiah, 'his sJth Gay Of
April IN the wear N our lofa one
thousand eight hundred and nlneV
DAVID @. DUNBAR, CLERK.
by GEO. ID. LOOMS, Deputy Clerk
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sTooKHolOsRs' MEETING.

nj Office Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
~ adjourned meeting OF the sloc holdere
Of the Indian Creek Goid Mining ana Millitg
Company. will be held on 'hturday ucioDcr
10Th 1897. at = M, Al The Offices OF the co at
pany, 3l Progress building, rAlt Lake City
Titan, for the putpo'r Of considering tho 70 o
lowing amendment to the Nrti 'ioa OF Moor
poraton Of this company, offered a. the stock
holders meeting Of september Is, 1897, to.wit:
''Nesoiyed hat Arttrle ! OF tho ArucltA Ut
Incorporation OF this Lodi creek cold Min
lug ana Milling Company be amended so as to
read as folluws: Article T. 1he officers Of
this company Eha lie ~ n board OF nine 81
directors, t2) PRECEDENT, ~ yice.rresi dent,
~ a secretary, ti) treasurer. I he president'
vice president ant treasurer shall be selected
from among the directors Tho onlce OF sec
rotary and treasurer may be held by the same
person
A director must be the owner OF at least one
share of the Capital stock OF the company as
shown by the books of the Company. The
fecTctary need not be q stockhnlder,"
And for the purpose Of eleotinr the additional
directors provided for In above Resolution, IL
said amendment be carried, and to transact
such other business as may lawfully come be
fore said meeting SIMON EISEMAN,
secretary and Treasurer.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, sept s0th. 1891
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-04

General Daumesnil's wooden and iron
leg Is In the Paris Military museum. The
warrior In question lost one of his legs at
the battle Of WAgram. and when he re-
turned to Paris it was replaced by me-
ohanical contrivanoe Of timber with iron
springs. Although crippled, the old SOL
der remained in active service and was In
command of tho Nincennes fort In 1914
when the allies wure in Paris. 1t was to
the troops of the anticipation coalition
that General Dnumesnil said when called
upon to give up his fort, "Let me have
my leg buck, and then you can take Vim
ceDnes." The old general died in 1899,
deprived of his mechanical limb. 1t had
been taken off while no was Ill In order to
be repaired bya smith named Brou, living
Rt Ninoennes, Brou kept the article and
handed 1t down 10 his family, from whom
1t subsequently passed into the ownership
of the municipality Of Vincennes. The
councillors Of the artillery borough hand
ed It over to tho war department. and 1t
will henceforvurd be seen among the most
honored relics OF French armies of tho
past.-Paris Cor. London Telegraph.
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KINGS AMONG ELEPHANTS.
Two Pine Beasts That Had Slave Flo
plants to Wait on Them.

II was opr good fortune IN be ,rcso,. NJ,
an importnrt meeting of the ~Kbrddab,,
- f,I,Iia - a. 49, - -, ,,
where tho Nepoleso governments bnd scnt
down lis nagnigeept ,-.o,, of ,or,o
elephnnts for tbe cbaso of tho wild once
Tbey wcrc niout i5o in nnrber-n,aonifl,
cent. mobile creatures.
Tho tyyu finest among them v,ero tbs
"kinqsp Of tho from aud ,.orc cai,oa
Bill prosad md Nnrnin Coi prneaa
Bill prnend. which mems uinr,, n,
lightning was suob "A prnnh fellow !
Tho width Of bIs browa WINS "a ,roo, tb,t
he could not n,t his hend tbrout5h am. hnii
door. and bo knows TO tho smallest point
what a mighty orrnture he is.
He and his companiop. Nnrnin chi Pm.
sad, which means "tbe ueerless lord -
Gro provided with two slave elepbauts nnd
the only duty Of the latter Is to fetch and
provide fodder for Bill and Narain Gal
They do their duty RIGHT we'll. At oariv
dawn thor mnhouts. or drivers drive
them into their iunnles. md they ,vorl,
like real Slaves. Thcy collect the sweet
sugar canes. tearing them nm hy their
roots. the Young suocnlsnt grasses and ten.
der leaves. opd hem thein nm in masses
which weigh about 800 pounds each.
These londs arc nut on their backs. and
thrice day they GLADLY carry in their bur.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-04

The travelling pub" is composed of a
hugo bnrrel on Wheels partitiOned in tho
center so that boor and ale may BIO carried
and blocked mp nc tho sides with boxes OF
bread, cheese, pork pies and tobacco Nc
spirits nro allowed to ba sold, and tho pub
lican Is liable TO a heavy fine for serving
any customer with inore than one quart OF
liquor. The travelling public houses are
mostly confined 10 the docks. At IL
O'Clock, the dockors' lunchtime, the pub
lc0n is generally very busy serving out
bread md cheese and beer, but the big
rush Is at l., when I'll the hands from
the ships holds and the packing sheds go
Ia dinner. =; you nTu not workingmnp,
this publioao must not serve you. The
dock companisa' policemen can turn him
out Of tbs gates should he do so.--Strand
MnnAEinE
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N TiCE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ City Council OF salt Lave CIty. state Of
Utnh, Of tue t1nusn oil such Council to make
the following described Improvement to.wit
NouHtrurltng q sewer lateral on the west
sido OF Third EHst street from south Tempe
10 tirst south street In sewer district No. ot
said city. and doiTA the cost thereof. estim NJ.
Cd u 81 81 per front or linear loot, or eight
hundred and twenty-five and 80 TO- tfSsi.d
dollhrs, by o local HAseHsment uron the Tote OF
plcces OF ground within the following dos
erlhed oietrlci being the district TO 10 affected
or benefited by s1id Improvement namely
Tue nor'h lil feut OF lot aud nll OF lots 4, Z
ana &, IN Block %, nat "a" SAT- Lake Oily
survey
Al protestB aud objections TO the carrying
Out Of such intention - mako SAID Improve
ms NJ must be presented 10 writing 10 the CIV
recorder on or before the lytn day OF October
1871, being the time set b. said Council whom
II vii hear and consider buch ob1e uous rs
my be made thereto.
liy order The CITY Council OF sat Lake
CITY, state Of Utah, made the 2ist day Of sep.
DAVID S EMEHY.
Cily Recorder.
Salt Lake City, Sept 25th. lspi.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-04
RUSSIAN SOLDIERS.
They Believe Their Mission 10 to Plant
the Cross Upon st. sophia.

They Believe Their Mission 10 to Plant
the Cross Upon 81. sophia.
All the wars that hive been wnged by
Russia against the Turks have, so fnr ns
the soldiers Of the Russian army were
concerned, had q religious inspiration.
Tho Idea that the cross will again tnko the
place of tho crescent on tho summit of tho
dome of tho great mosque of st. Sophia Mt
Constantinoplo IL firmly implanted in the
mind of every Russian. And Just us firm
iy he believes thut It Is tho mission Of Rus
sia to plant II there. Every Russian ro-
CARDS 1t as the manifest destiny Of his
country, and though the day when Rus.
sian hands will tear away the crescent and
substitute tho cross may be delayed he Is
convinced thnt It is only question Of
time when tho voice of tho inuezzin from
tho minarot calling the faithful TO prayer
will DO heard for the lest time. When the
Russian army, under the command Of the
Grand Duke Nicholas, the brother Of thu
Emperor Alexander IL. arrived before
Constnntinople In the spring Of 1873, hp
sent two kilograms to st. Petersburg, ono
reporting tho state Of the army, tho other
somewhat in the following language: My
army is in sight of tho ininarets OF st.
Sophia. We can take the city with the
loss of 1000 men," To the first he re-
ceivod tho usual acknowledgment. 10 tho
second there came no reply. 1t was by
this understood that the emperor did not
sanction the enterprise, for 1t would have
boon breach Of his pledge TO Europe. In
the army there was great disappointment,
and more thnn one Of the Russian gener-
ais, Skobeleif at their hend, expressed their
anger so forcihly that the Russian army
was Withdrawn and put beyond the reach
OF temptation, but tho feeling remained
In evory mans mind that the next time
n Russian army camo to Constantinoplo It
would be to stay. --Harper's Round Table.
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NOTICE.

yYTHEREAs. M APPPAISEMENT WAS
w made according 10 law of the fol-
lowing described horse. on the lsth day of
sep,e Ter 1877.
Notice Is hereby given that / viii eell pnr'
suant 10 statute al No, " west. touth Tenn
pie street. salt Lake city, Utah, on tho &lh day
Of October, lsii. at y O'Clock IA, one cray
French norman stallion; agel seven years
weight about lis lbs., 70 the highest rcspor-
Bihie uash bidder; provided the highest cash
h'i Is Cqusl to two.thirdg Of saiu apprhse'
meut. aid stallion viii be sol d as the proper.
~ OF Robert Wtitchoase, 10 -stisty n lien
now have on satr horse Tor iced and are.
p. d nOLr JH,
by DAN'L HARRINGTON. Attprne
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-04

IN Ordinance iucrensiug tho number of mon
nn Tho police force OF SAT- Lake CITY
lie ltordained by tho city Council OF s-t
Lake CITY:
sEcT o. /. That the Hoard OF Police and
pne COmmit6iOnora OF salt Like CITY is here
by authorized to appoint an additional mount.
cd policeman, 70 be eiHued to duty ut Llber.
y Park and tuch other places within tho city
as tile pub ic service maS require
Section II THIS ordnance shall take eject
upon ts approval
tate of Utah July bth iip7, ute approved
and referred to the Mayor for his approval.
tsfALl DAVID Z. EMkhf,
CIV Recorder.
Approved this the 9th day OF 1uly a u. 1891.
JAML GILES DINING, Mayor.
sTArK or UrAn, -
City and uounly Of salt Lake. s7'
J, David :. Emery. recorder In and for salt
Lake Guy, tate OF Utah, do hereby certify
that the above and foregoing Ia full. true
and correct copy Of an ordnance entitled IAN
ordinance Increasing the number ~ men on
The police force OF salt Lake Guy" passed by
the CITY Counci Of haid city July eth. 1897.
and approved by he Mayor July 9Th. 1857. us
appears OF record In my Office
In witness whereof ! have herounto set my
hand Hnd affixed The corporate seal
SEAL Of said city this 2ard day Of July. A.
ID. 1897
DAVID S. EMERY,
City Recorder.
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NOTICE TO OR DIOR s.

fltaIe OF sarah IloTd spry, decehIed.
MOTTO is BE"EBT GIVEN BY 1HE
~ undersigned. adnip isiratoFs OF the estate
Of Snrah tield Apry. doceased, 10 the creditors
Of. and all persons having clnims against the
sain deceased exhlbii them with the neces-
vouchers, within four months after tho lrht
publication " this notice, to the sstd admits.
traitors a room 32b Constitution building, salt
Lake City in the couuiy OF salt Lake, Utah.
PhiLlP rPhN,
GfOHGE II rPRY,
Administrators Of the Estate OF ssrsh Field
spry, deceased
Dated salt Lake City, Sept. nth, 1891.
o. A. WooLLEY. Attorney for Admins
trstorH
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ASSESSING NOTICE.


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ a meeting of the Board OF Droctofs'
scssment OF 81 % per .hAre was levied on the
eariial stock OF the corporation. payable 70
INC secretary on or before Tho stli day or
Utah
ANY stock upon which this assessment may
remain unpaid on sad 9TH DAY or October,
1871 WHINE delinquent and advertised Tor safe
nt public auction, and unless payment e made
before, will be sold on the IN day OF hovem
Der, lsT. at u O'Clock noon, at Tho south ioor
OF the Weber County C01rt House. IN said
ogden city, TO pay the delinquent assessment.
Of sale. j. G. NYE,
A0rYptnry.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Buckeye Mining Company, situation of prin.
cipal place of business No. IL West FIRST
South street, salt Lake City, Utah,
NOTICE. THERE ARE DELINQUENT
~ upon the following described sEork, on
account Of gtsessment levied on tho md day
Of July, 1891, the several amounts set opposite
the names Of the respective share holders as
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ny TUE
~ uudersigDed executor Of the es'
tate Of John Buckle. doorAeed, to III cfodiiori
Of. and All persons having elaine against inc
said deceased 10 exhibit them with tho nee
essnry youchera within ten months nllor the
fret publication OF this notice. to tho SAID
cAecutora at their place OF hutlncss No %
south Nam street alt Lake CITY. IN the
county OF Sat- Lake. Uiah
Dated september n, 1901
JOHN , HUCNLE
GtORGE GEEEN BUCKLE.
Executors Of Jonn Buckle deceased
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LEGAL NOTICE.
10 the District Courj. Probate Division, Third
Judicial Dlstlrct, in and for salt Lake
County, state of Utah.


HYDE, deceased.
DURSUANr TO AN oRDFR OF SAID
4 Courtnn sA'd matter, notice is hereby
given that edncsday, the 18Th day of OctO,
Der. A ID lsl1. az Q 80 o'cloot m at the
County Court use In salt Lake Guy. Utah,
In the court room Of sad Court. had been up
pointed the time and place Tor the hearing Of
petition of isaac VI. Waddeli and Charles
n. Hyde praying for no admission 20 probate
OF certain document herewith presented,
purporting to be the last wal and Testament
of Elizabeth Lane Hyde. dec eased when and
where ALI persons Interested may appear and
oppose the probate u said will. or the grant.
ing of letters Documentary to then.
IN witness whereof. have hereunto sat my
tsr.1 hand lud AFFIXED the seal OF said
court iuIs 3gth day OF september.
a, - lsl1
David o. DUNBAR, Clerk.
BYE, G. RFEpALL Depnty Clerk.
]. NJ. NApDTtI.. Attorney.
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nniR

'HE ANNUAL MEEEiNG or TIL,
stvokholdcrs OF tha luGkeye MIL,
company Will be held nj tho onice III IN u sni
pany no; IL McCornlrk building sait IIo la.
Clty. Utah, on Tnesday, tho 5th dav Si 6 iin
yer, W, az o'clock y IN. Tor ihe election q
directors 10 serve for tho grsuing yoaT a.,
ior the transaction of such other bnsins.ssss ~,
may come before the meeting
Dated atsalt Lake CITY. Utah. cent II IN,
FRANK y, IAYLJiL. teciy
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koIlo: 70 CO pl1o. s


EsIaTe OF Mffy ANN VOWTE, dtcnhFpd-
NOTICE Is uEhLUY GIVEN ny THE
~ undeis gned admtnistrktur of the cs-
tate Of Mary Ann Joult deceased, to the
creditors OF, and all uersons having ciaims
against the saii decoAsui. TO exhibit them
with the noecesGry vouchers. within iour
months after the fret publication Of this
notice, 10 the said administrator. at the Office
OF redGrck T. AVID edward McNu rim, at
torne,s tor saId acnnistratOr. suite tur al
Atlas building. s'-i0 west econd south street,
salt Lake Guy, Utah.
JOSEPH QUIT,
Administrator Of the H. tate OF Mary Ann
tOult deceased
nted september 90 tsE.
FODDER CE a MCGURUtN AND EDWARD
MCGumIN, Attorneys and CounseloTs, suite
aVu.4Ul Atlas building.
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I'm ordinance fixing the salaries OF tho Z &C
tive ulieers OF salt LAKE Ci.y, una nbnl gh-
Ing the oiilco OF Captain OF Police and tho
position Of Mayor clerk
BE 1t Ordained by the CITY uouncn OF Salt
LaKe CITY:
SECTION l. That on end nfier the n's'
Monday OF January. 1895, and until othert isc
provided by Ordina nc0, the sliarlca of tho city
OficerA named below. are hereby hAcd as fol-
lows towt;
The Mayor. ,..- ........ sl,bOcOl per nnnum
Z he Citf AUorney......... 40 ~ per annun
he Treasurer ,........... i.eJi co per annum
The Recorder, ............. 1870 u per Hnnum
The Auditor .............4.. I,5.ptO per nunum
The Oily Justice OF The
Each me- m6cr OF the CITY
touncii In full for all OH
cial services ............ t,o.00 per annum
sail salaries shall be paid in equal monthly
lnstAlmentb AT tho end OF every mon h.
section 2.--Th~ ONCE OF tapiain OF Pnlice
OF snlt Lake i,y and the position OF Mayors
Llork, arc hereby abolished, 10 tnse effect
from and after the approval o. thln orcinu &C.
section All ordinances or plrtp and 70.
solutions ~ conflict herewith arc hereby re-
Passed by the city Council OF SAT- Lake City,
stntc of Titan, septrmher luh, l.H1
Zeal, DAVID :, EMERY.
tity Recorder.
TATE or UrAn. Lea.
City aud County Of alt Lake. 49,
Ii T.. Newell. President Of the city Coun'
eli OF SAT- Lake Gity. state o. Uiuh do hereby
ccrti;y that the above and foregoing ordnance
was returned o tho Oily Council OF said city
with he tisgppr0yil OF the Mayor on sopicm-
ber2 1871. and passed Ivy siid Counctl on
the same date, Notwithstanding tho objections
Of the mayor thoreto, wp.t1iris of all the
members Of the city Council voting IN the
Affirmative. ...
President oil. tho City Council OF salt Lake
Salt LaSe City. Utah, Sept e5 1891
srAtE or UrAu, ls,
City anu County OF sat Lake
l, David E"cry Oily Recorder OF salt
Late tfly, tate of Utah do hereby certify
that The Above and Z rogoing 10 q full, true
aud correct copy OF an ntdiu anrc entitled
AN ordinance liking tic salaries OF the
elective oilicere OF salt la city. ana aboI
ishing the oilise OF Captain OF Police and the
position of Mayors CLERK" passed by Tho
city Couucu Of said city, September 18th.
lsJi. returned to sild Council with the dlsap-
prevail OF tho mayor on september LIST, 1871
and passed notwlthAtanding the objections
Of the m ayor thereto on SAID last nnmed date,
two thirds OF all tie mamOcrs of tie Cny
Counci voting In tho Affirmative, as appears
OF record in my ollca
In witness whore 1 nave hereunto set my
hand anu Afhxot Tho corporate seal OF said
city this the 10Th ay of september A. d.
1917
DAVID s. EMERY,
u. $50. "a Recorder.
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CITY and County OF salt Lake. S.
l, David ;. Emery, recorder IN and for salt
Lake City, htate OF Utah. DO hereby certify
that the above ana foregoing Is fun, true and
correct cory OF an ordnance entitled IAN
ordinance leyying a tax on the assessed value
Of the taNHble ltupcTiy wilhin tho corporate
limits of salt Lake CITY, touuty OF tat
Lake, State OF Utah. for tho wear lsgi passed
by tho CITY Council Of sHiu city juno eth,
1881, and approved by the Mayor July Ind,
lsyI as apLcAr5 OF record in my Office
In witness whereof have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the corporate seal OF said
city this the ind day OF july A. d. lsgI.
SEAL DAVID 5. EMERY,
II 226 City Recorder
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DURsUANr TO AN ORDER OF SAID
i Courl. IN sald matter, notice - hereby
october, a. ID 1871 at 80 O'Clock a. m, Mt he
County Court House n salt Lske CITY, utah
In thO court room Of said court has been Ap.
pointed the time and piace for the nearing Of
n petition OF Mary sentsr walker praying for
the admission 10 prObaie oi a certain docu.
meut herewith presented. puiporling 90 be the
deceased, when and where all persona inter-.
Gated may appear and oppose ihe probate OF
said Wili,or the granting Of letter. testsmenAry
10 Mary senter walker. Ne prayed for IN said
petition,
In witness whereof. have hereunto set nv
hard and af1xOu the zeal OF said
fssAL court this second day OF October
A. u. 1891 DAVID q. DUNBAR,
CLERK.