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S'cryettes'

More than one good story is related
of the late Lord Norbury and IN spltc
OF the grimness OF the following lts
hrmur is evident. When acting IN ~
official capacity Lord Norbury inquired
of n man who had been capitatiy con-
vIcted IL he knew any reason why
sentence of death should not be passed.
The prisoner replied to the ehect
that he considered the joke had gone
lar enough and that he would prefer To
let the subject drop. 81,
1.-THE subject may drop" SAID MS
lordship in response.
coroner and n jury, recently IN
Turing into a case Of suicide by hans
ing. are reported to have had Il curious
witness, an agricultural lahorer' 10
deal with. when you went INTO the
stable" said the coroner, severely;
"vou say that you saw the deceaseu
bonginr from the beam why did you
not cut him down immediately
"Well, sir, you see, he was not quite
dead" As an example of rustic intclil-
gence this astounding answer VIII take
some beating.
The other day the officials at one of
the big London termni discovered pe-
meath the seat Of iirst-class com
nartrnent suspicious looking black
bag. When 1t was moved strange
blinking noise, as Of hidden machinery
proceeded from the Interior. writes
Correspondent OF the New York 'rele-
graph. suspicion was aroused. 1t
was onened and curious apparatus
was discovered within. AN Internal
machine" said every one nj once anu
the police were hastily sent Tor. win
great care the bag and its contents
were removed to place of safety and
plunged into n baaln of water. and
then the home office was commune
Gated with. In due course learned
scientist arrived and proceeded to eN-
anime the awful machine, and while
engaged In the operation a messenger
arrived from the railway station and
stated that the owner of the bag had
turned up and was loudly clamoring
for her property
"Ahi" exclaimed the police INSPECTOR
on duty '"rron we have captured the
miscreantl" or words to that erect
Forthwith n posse of constables were
dispatched to the station with looks or
determination on their manly brows
and handouts In their pockets. When
they arrived they discovered the cul-
prit awaiting them in tears and first
class waitns room.
She-for the remarkable malefactor
was n lady. young, French, chlc-was
questioned by the officers Of the law
as to the meaning of the mysterious
machine in the suspicious-looltlno black
bag. In broken English and tear
choISed voice she explained that It was
only little apparatus for trimming
the cont of her mistress poodle that
IT was n Partisan patent and that II
she did not recover II she would he
instantly dismissed. Thcn did the
officers of the law relax their sternness
and look silly.--Chicago Daily News
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The education of the people is not a
new undertaking In the Hawaiian Is
lands. The historian says that the
first printing in Hawaii was done Jan
uary Z, lS22; and he adds that It was
work ON school-hook 1t is related
that, when the missionaries pesuaded
the king and chiefs to undertake to
learn to read and write, the king di-
rected two or three of his more in
telligent subjects to try this matter,
and see II 1t were safe, in which case
he himself and others of rank would
follow" The results of the expert
ment seem to have been satisfactory;
for we read that
'all the leading chiefs, including the
TO learn the arts of reading and writ
ing, and soon began to use them in
business correspondence.
Before the end of 1924, two thousand
people had learned to read, and a pc
culiar system of schools was spreading
rapidly over the islands. Each chief
sent the most proficient scholars in his
retinue to his different lands to act
as teachers, with orders to his tenants
to attend school. The eagerness of the
people tn acquire the new and wonder
full arts Of reading and writing was in
tense and at length almost the whole
population went to school,"
Here was n public school system es-
tabllshed In feudHl Hawaii while Pes
talozzi was still trying his experiments
at fVerdon--R decade before that edu-
catiunal revival In New England with
which the name OF Horace Mann Is
forever linked, and some years before
the surveyor, sent to lay out town
site under the protection of Fort Dear
born, found only score of inhabitants
where now stands the great city OF
Chicago.
This school system, though crude,
was full ~ life and effectiveness.
Many years later, children were scnt
from San Francisco to Honolulu in
order that they might have better
educational advantages than those fur
nished at the city by the Golden Gate;
and indeed one governor OF California
looks back TO his alma mater at
Honolulu
The first written constitution and
laws Of tho Hawaiian Islands were
promulgated In lSA0 and among them
was law providing for school
wherever parents having fifteen or
more children suitable to attend
school live close together" From TINT
time to the present. education has held
the attention of legislative and eXecu-
tive bodies. And thus the present
educational system has grown IN The
legislature OF 1895 passed an act
amending and consolidating the school
laws Of the country.
As n rule, every village and hamlet
where a dozen children Of school axe
can he assembled has its school open
curing ten months In each wear.
The compulsory education law requires
that children between the ages OF six
and fifteen attend school during the
entire year. ''
As regards the untionalIties al
'eaehers' an unpublished report OF :ha
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NOTICE. OF IRusIsE,s SALE.

NOTICE is HEBhBY GIVEN THAT IN
~ accordance with and under the power
and authority granted by that certain Trust
Deed, made the 18th day of July, 1895 to VIM
u, jacobs, trustee. by Prank Bah and
Nellie hall. husband and wife, ana recorded
July g3rd 1898. in Book "4B" Of MORTGAGES, on
page 3t7, of the records of salt Lake County.
Utah, the undersigned VIII offer for sale and
sell 10 the highest bidder for cash, at the wesl
front enuaaco to the Joint city and county
building, In Salt Lake Cit Z, Ut1h (thnt being
the county court house of salt Lake County
Utah) on the 18th dEy of January ls9s at IL
O'Clock, noon. OF that day. all the real eatsto
hereinafter described. to pay and discharge
the Indebtedness secured by said trust deed
ANA interest thereon, and reasonable cOmpen-
sutton 10 said trustee and costs OF this notice
and expen Ae of sale.
This sale will be made Mt tho request of the
holder Of sad Indebtedness. and because Of
default IN the payment Of SAID Indebtedness,
which became que on the frat day OF August,
1891, and the same he now due and wholly I'M
paid said real estate is partic ularly des-
rlbod as follows, 10 wit:
Commencing at point two icy rods west
from the northeast corner OF OF seven az,
block 1fty.sevsn t57.l pat &C." salt Lake
City survey. thence south forty (iO) rods,
thence west eisht (s) I. de, thence north
FORTY 90 rods, thence east four ~ rods.
thence south ten tlUl rods, thence east
two and one.half t2.i) RODS thence north ten
u0l rods: thence east one and one.haf Q,)
rods to tho place of beginning.
WILLIAM r. JACOBS, Trustee
Dated recember G, 1897.
First publication, December G. 1891.
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a prominent city officials little girl
took friend with her TO Sunday
school and Into the class to which she
belonged. The teacher called the class
roll and incidentally asked the visitor
TO what church che belonged. The
officials child replied for her. saying:
shes a Catholic" The teacher was
amused at the reply, and Il conversa-
ton followed like this:
And of what denomination are
you?"
I'm n buckeye"
You're a WHAT" said the surprised
teacher.
I'm buckeye; papa says ! am"
Turning to the little brother of the
girl the teacher asked. And what are
you?"
I'm n Democrat"
The teacher gave II up; the boy had
the instinct of the father.-Columbus
Dispatch.
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NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT IN
IN accordance with and under the power
and authority g,anted by that certain trust
deed. made the 18th day OF july. 1895, to the
undersigned trustee. by Frank Ball and Nellie
han. husband and wife. anu recorded July 49,
1895, In Book ~ Is" of mortgages. on pag as
OF the records of salt Lake County. Utah. the
Undersigned trustee will offer for sale and sell
to the highest bidder for cash.at the west front
doorlof the Joint City and County Buildin 2. In
Salt Lake City, Utah, Chat being the County
Court House OF Salt Lake County. Utahl on
the 18th day of January. 1898 Al " O'Clock
noon OF said day, all the roRi estate here n
after described TO pay and discharge the in
debtedness secured by said trust deed. and
the interest thereon,, Including reasonable
compensation to the trustee for his services
said sale will he made at tho request OF the
no der of said Indebtedness, ana beoause of
default in the payment of said Indebtedness
at maturity. said real estate s particularly
described as follows, to wit.
All of lots one ~, six (d). seven ~ and
eight (si. IN block nifty six (b6), Plat 80" Salt
Lake City survey. SAID lots containing 40
square rods each
WILLIAM Z. JACOBS.
Trustee.
Dated December 6, 1887.
frsApublicaton. December G, ,J7
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Has Faith in His Claim.

The most forcible example Of a faith
that is lasting ever recorded In the
southwest is shown in the history cf
Captain George Senrles OF Tombstone.
For eight long years he has been work
ing one claim that has never yet re-
turned him cent. with no other as
aistauce than his own hands, he has
already done 1000 feet of work in
shafts and drifts. His claim Is just be-
low Tombstone. quite near the stage
road and not far from the famous Con-
tentlon mine. His faith Is that the
rich Contention ledge runs through
his claim, and that ere long he viii
strike that ledge and jump in moment
from almost n pauper to q millionaire.
No one else believes this, but that
makes no difference 10 him, and every
day when he goes down to his mine he
expects to come out u rich man.-San
Francisco Call.
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bciohuhhtos
VoU ARE HEREBY HEouIRED TO AP.
Il pear IN an action brought against you
Conr. of Inc Third Judicial District OF The
state OF Utah, and TO answer the amtn ded.
complain filed therein within ten days fex.
elusive of the day of service) after tie service
on you OF Tins summons-f served within ths
county; or. &C. served out sof this coun.
ty. but in this diotriot, within twenty days
Otherwise WI thin forty days-o or judgment by
default will be take against Yen, according
to the prayer of SAID amended complaint.
Tho said action 10 brought TO have Jndg-
mont against refondnnts for the sum OF isJ1
principal and interest thereon at the rate OF
70 per cent per annum from June l2th, 1881;
for $50 attorney fees and for costs OF SUIT that
said judgment bear interest at til. rate OF ~
per cent per aDnum from the rendition there
of; alleged to be due UPON certain promis-
sorry noie executed by SAID Defendant. tanhlo
Perkins, 10 plainuH March IL 1895, for said
sum OF $500 bearing interest At IL per cent.
per annum, no part OF which has been paid,
except tho interest to June II, 1887; said note
being secured by mortgage OF even date
herewith on premises hereinafter described,
executed by said defendant. Perkins, to plain.
til; that plAinut's said mortgage be adiudgcd
and decreed frst lien on premises herein
after described; that 4 guardian ad iitem DO
appointed for and to represent said minor DO
PENDANT. j. Frederick Perkins; 10 have the
usual statutory decree OF this court for the
foreclosure OF said mortgage and the sale of
said premises by the sherln of salt LAKE coun
ty; that the proceeds of sale be applied IN
that defon dnnts and all persons claiming un-
der them be barred and forecloeed Of all claim
or equity OF redemption therein; that plain
TIFF have deficiency judgment against defend.
ant, Fannie Perkins, and for other relief.
said premises being described a. follows, to-
wit; CommencingS rods of tht n. ". cor
of Lot 4 Block ~. Plat 'B," alt Lake City
Sur. and running thence 5. rods; thence Y.
~ rods. thence rods; thence W ~ rods
to place of beginning; situated in SAT- Lake
Jity and county. Titan.
And you are hereby non1ed that II you fail
to appear and answer the said amended com.
plant as above required, the SAID plaintiff viii
nppy to the court for the relief demanded
therein.
Witness, the Honorable judges, and tho
seal OF the District Court OF tho
Third Judicia District, In and for
IsEALl the state Of Utah. this 2.nd day of
October. IN the wear of our Lord
one thousand eight hunared and
ninety seven.
DAy ID O. DUNBAR, Clerk.
DyM. NJ LOGAN. DEPUTY Jerk.
BOOTH, LEE q oHAr. lawyers. hoomt aOO.4
AuerUach h1ilding, salt Lake City. Utah.
atiorneysf >rplainnn.
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SUMMONS.
National Bank Of the nepubic, a Corpora.
ton. Plaintiff.
VS.
Jessie NJ. Mitchell and Alexander Mitchell.
DcfenuAnts


The State OF Utah SENDS Greeting to Jessie NJ
Mitchell and Alexander Mitchell, Defend
ants.
Xou ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO Az.
Il pear In an action b ought ugeinsf Won
ny The nbovo-named plainlih in the District
Courl of the third Judicial Distrlct of tbs
stnte Of Utah, anu 10 answer tho complaint
ncd therein within ten days (exclusive OF the
day OF sefycel after the service on you Of TINS
summons-it served within this county; or,
II served out OF this county. but in this dis.
lrict, within twenty days; Otherwise within
iorty dAys--or judgment by GefaulI will be
tas"n against you. according TO the prayer OF
saii complaint
he said action ia brought to have Judgment
aeninst said defendants FOR tn sum OF sS.OOO
and interest thereon nj tho rate OF per cent
per snnum irom Feb -. 1885, for $50 IS taxes
for cos of suit; alleged to he due upon
certain piomissory note executed by said de.
PENDANTS to plaintiffs 81 arch l3tn 1885 in said
sum OF sb,0vc, bearing interest at 4 per cent
yer annum; same beirg by a deed OF trust
to property hereinafter described, execut.
ed by suij defendants to plaintiff that sn.d
Judgment be paid in U. :. Gold COM that
Receiver re at once appointed to take poA.
session OF said properly and 10 e.i ert the
rents therefrom. and out OF such amount TO
pay the EXPENSES and costs OF such cceiyer.
ship. and the ntlance be applied toward the
payment OF said murtgage indebtedness ana
any Judgment that may be rendered herein
thbt he usual decree 10 made for the sale Of
said premises bs the sheriff of salt Lake coun.
~, Utah nujndging thnt proceeds thereof be
tppliod to the payment OF The amount found
Que plant II, costs and expenses OF sale; that
deterrants and all PERSONS claiming under
them be barred and foreclosed OF ali right.
claim or equ ~ " redemption in sad prem
ises; int plaintiff have deficiency JUDGMENT
aga INST SAD defendants, and tor other relief
said premises beng described as situated IN
salt Lake CITY. salt Lake County, -iste OF
Utah to-wit: Lots o. 10 and II, in Block In
Perkins Addition TO -ait Lake City Utab.
same being a subdivision of Lots as and in
Block ID, Five Acre Pat "a" Big Field Sur.
vey.
And you arc hereby notified that II you fail
to appear ind answer the said complaint as
above required, the sad plaintiff wi II apply to
the Court for the relief demanded therein.
Witness, the honorable JUDGES. and the seal
of tho Districg Court of the Third
Judicial District IN and for the
(sEAL) state OF Utah, this 10th day OF De
cemher. IN the year OF our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and
ninety seven.
DAVID C. DUNBAR, Clerk.
BY N. NJ. LOGAN, Deputy Cle5k.
Hooru. LIE ~ GRAY, Lawyers, Rooms 5nn.
5e4 Auerbach liuiliing SAT- Lake CITY, Utah,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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In the matter Of the Estate Of Robert psnaic
Deceased.
NyoTIoE is HEREBY GIVEN T aAe
~ robert Dansie and James ppan'ori
administrators OF the estate or hopets
pansie. deceased, have rendered ior
,ettiement. and nled IN said court uatIon nc of
saiJ estate and petition for. hnal disIrion,
ton OF The residue Of said esta,e smops M, M
neraons eputied thereto. and uiat 80 az
dsy the blh day of January, a. y. issa sa,a
. 80 o'c lock a. m, At the Court Room ali, " Lac
f,,ty and County Utah. has been GUY ~, ~
pointed by the Judge Of said court, 10 sad
fettlsment OF said account and nearing sa nS
nelition Tor distribution. at when ,l'"e .,.ic
lace any person interested IN SAY, ,nero he.
NAV anne ar and show csuse, II any tneio I'D
WIN and account should pot pc het.p s a.
approved and hual distribution mauo
pray cd for =. ,eo-
bA'eu uAyip u DUNBAR, CLERK.
Nv GEO. 4. BLAIR, Deputy C.eik.,x.,oru
tnAsK PIERCE, Attorney fof Auni'H''"
Mccormick Block.
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hhce OF the ioliee anIs \ hor the MHinten
dav NJ b.n Sity from aud aft,s sI,itnent.
at H. f " ordained by the city oour.n
section Il hat on and after p,.
sail ~, 'ss,, tne Office of hisf Nv ~ ~ gay Of
sail Iats The polio. and fro nv, and upon
cars lily th II consist OF the nnpt,1ttnents Of
ssis 'h"n and employees now upop ,S Of oni.
ccpt,on oi ~ iespec lively. win ,ihoiis Of
s,i p'n y, hhid Chief of Poiee, ~ the es-
AFTER salu hrst day of Jnnn,,a iu on and
" ,h and men snail have ant ls91, sad
law S nUTors ana authority now cen,asg all
oiiiccrs In SAT- Lake tity '"oie1 anu police
eec,on g. his Ordnance chan
iassea Nv h,, On me Slst lny OF Decemhe.e meet
civ sta,a w me CITY Council of LII, ~
approved and referred 10 Tho NJ wa, W Title
approval. 'ne Mayor for his
tsEALl DAVID s. EMERY
approved this the 10th day OF bnoseoraer.
STATE OF TAN. w. mayor.
1ity and County Of Salt Lake tai
Lake Lity, state OF utaf DO evorder u Salt
anut INC above md foregoing % ~ certify
80 sodIoct copy OF mn ordinance ~ tue
of no 1Luihanso aboshing the once ot " HS1d
OF the police and iiro doptTitnip,.m sslnntena1ee
ivy rom ard after tho llst dly Of n,ei;lke
~. passed by the ei,y Council Of ssn
the Mavor December IAN is9.' WV owed by
record In my onlce w. ." appears Ot
IN witness whereof have hrrerr,,
n ,,s hnn Affixed the corporate s,',i ~ ny
City this 2sth day Of Docomler. ~ s sai eHd
[sEALl DAVID 5. LMEItY.
ID, No. 23i. Oi'y Recorder.
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And IN accordance with law and the order
OF the Board of Directors made october 18Th,
ls9f. SO many shares Of each parcel OF such
stock AZ may be necessary will be sold at pub
lie auction TO the highest biGuer for cas- , at
tho oficc of tho secretary OF the company, u
west First south street, IN salt lake 4 lily,
state of Utah. ON the 18th day of December,
1871. 1T . O'Clock y m., to pay delinquent as
sessmept together with the cost of adyertis-
ing and expense Of sale
nYnUM BECK, Secretary.
By order OF the Board of Directors, the limo
OF above ale Is postponed until " ednesday,
january B, 1895. at O'Clock D..
HNHUM BECK. Secretary.
salt Lake City, December Il. 1897.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THF
~ annual meeting of the stockholders OF
the Grant told Aiming company will be held
at the once OF the company, Home Fire lnsur
East Temple street, salt late CITY. Utah, on
Tuesday. January .5ih, 1898 ut o'clock p. m,
for the election OF on ers and FOR the trnnsac-
ton OF such other buslne. rs may come be-
lore said meeting.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, December "a 1897.
THuMAs W. SLOAN secretary
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sIooKHalptas. MEETING
OF THE GRAND GULCH MINING
lOMpANY.

DUHLrr NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
that the regular meeting oil the stock,
holders OF the Grand Gulch Mining Company
tor the election OF officers and for huch other
general business as may properly come before
sad mee,lng. az provided In tho articles and
bylaws OF SAID corporation will he held at the
oilce Of Woouey. Lund 4 Judd. IN tho City OF
st george, Washington. Utah. on Monday
January 3rd. 1898 az u O'clock IN. OF said
day. FRANk W. JEshISGs,
secretary.
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NOTICE TO GRE pITORs.
Estate of Samuel II. Parker. Deceased.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
IN undersigned, administrators OF the
estate of -amuei II. Parker, deceased. to
exhibit them with the necessary vouchers
within ten months after the first publication
OF this notice to the said administrators at
their residence a, Taylorsvilie. In the County
OF salt Lake, Utah.
Dated December Is, 1895.
WILLIAM PARKER,
WILLIAM Il PARKER,
Administrators OF the Estate OF samuel ii.
Parker, Deceased
lsAAC NJ. WADDELL, Attorney for Estate.
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NOTICE. TO OR: plIons.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ undeis gned, administrator of the es-
tate OF May Ann Coult, deceased, to the
creditors Of. and oil persons having cisims
against the said deceased. to exhibit them
WIN the necesBSry vouchers. within four
months after the first publication OF this
of redcrick T. and Edward Mcsurrin, at
torneys for said administrator, snite iOn' 41l
Atlas building. $50 west econd south street.
salt Lake City, Utah.
JOSEPH CuUI.r,
Administrator OF the Ettate OF Mary Ann
CouIt deceased.
l'aied September 20, 1897
FREDERICK !. McGURRIN AND EDWARD
Nc6uRsIN, Attorneys and Counselors, suite
NO.iUI Atlas building.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Gladstone Cola Mining and Milling Company,
Situation OF principal place of business, No.
8 and lG Mercantile Block, SAT- Lake
City. Utah.
NOTICE THERE ARE IINQUENT
IN upon the following described stock, on
account Of assessment No !, levied on the
9TH day of November 1881. the several amounts
set opposite the names OF the respective share
no Qers. IA follows
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NyoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AZ
N ameetiny OF the Directors, me- az ths
!, nice Of the company IN salt Lase .liy, Ian,
mant al ono. fourth OF one cent per share
was levied on the capita stock Of tho corpopp'
alton. payab to the Secretary Jonn y,
Iwelves, Room q. Hooper u otk, Sn'' h 80
airy. 1893 ......u,.rt re-
mains unpaid on the llth day OF January Il
puplic auction snd If payment 10 mot naae W
fore, will be sold on the 2eth OF January ~
al the hour Of 2p. m, ht the once o ny nsts ~
comp anv. to pay the assessment anu coz" "
advertising and expensen OF aale .r
Join Il, TwELvhs. Secretary
salt Lake CITY, Utah. Dec. To- ieih
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And in accordance with law and the order
of the board OF directors made November 9th,
1897. 30 many shares OF each parcel of such
stock as may be necessary will be Eold at pub.
lie suction 70 the highest bidder for cash, at
the office of the secretary of the company IS
and 40 Mercantile Block, in salt Lake City,
state of Utah. on the 9th day of January,
ls9s.at o'clock p. m, TO pay delinquent assess.
nent, together with the cost oil advert sing
and expense OF sale.
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.


Ebthtc OF Emmellnc Chrlstne Larson,
Deceased.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN by THE
IN undersigned. the administrator of the
estate of Emmeline Christine Larson, de-
ceased. to the creditors of and all persons
having claims sgainst the said deceased, TO
exhibit them with the necessary vouchers,
within four months after the first publication
of this notice. TO the snid administrator, at SIS
Fourth East street, in the City and tounty Of
shlt Lake, Utah.
Dated December 90 1891.
LARS FRANKLIN BRANTlNG.
RICHARD W. YOUNG. Attorney for Admin.
istrAtor