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AUGUST GERDlNC's MODEL BOAT.

bow. the portfolio rims and the hand rail along
the hurricane deck are OF brass. In the pilot
house is "A practical wheel. behind which hangs
the whistle cord. Eight of the forty.eigh; win
dows in the craft are curved, a score OF pieces of
bend. On the hurricane deck are four lifcboats.
with practical fall and tackle connections to the
the red and green side lights required BY law,
and, another, lights the little ships compass
in the pinnacle.
The boat is 39a inches long. g inches beam
and draws q inches. 1t weighs 80 pounds.
lierding has been at work on it during the
leisure hours of the last six years. 1t Is called
the Anna, after Mrs. Gerding.
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trucks for the lifting and transplnnting Of
large ornamental trecs.' In addition there
are items Of $4,000 for plans and surveys
for the opening of new streets, 500, 900 for rock
ing and boring. and 10. 600 for other engineer
ing materials. There is also an allowance for
twenty-five miles OF new macRdamiZed roads.
There arc How nincty.four miles of macadam-
lied roads in tho district, fort eight miles OF
paved streets. and Us miles OF earth roads, a
~tOtal.Of 800 miles OF highway.
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whose home is over the store where the boat Is
exhibited. His nautical experience has been
confined TO the sailing Of boats OF his own con.
struction, but with these he has had Il wide ex-
perience. His first attempt at motor propulsion
was a ~side-wheeler driven by clockwork that
ran for twenty minutes. His last creation is of
tho type OF small propellers such as tho New
York police boats, many of the revenue cutters.
and some. ocean tugs, fitted to carry n limited
number of passengers.
The hull is of white wood. painted red below
and white above. The pinnacle, placed in the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-12
GREATER NEW YORk'S DEAD.
They Are said 20 Number 5000. 900. n
Against 5000. 900 or the Living.

TheH Are Halu u NUMBER AgOOOpOuOs ~
Against 5000. 900 or the Living.
The living appear to be %crowding the dead In
the Greater New York. and yet it Is estimated
that the dead outnumber the living. The popu-
lation OF tine Greater New York is over 3,O00,.
600, but the dead in the various cemeteries are
estimated in round numbers at 100000.
There arc in all about fifty places of burial
within the limits Of the enlarged city. The
deaths in 1896 in New York. Brooklyn, Long
Island City. and Flushing numbered 67,7sl, as
follows:
Dew 49,
3rooklyn = ;.,''"'"'''"' <o,oo52
fiuShing '... 2Is
Total
cemetery lands. The old Union Cemetery. in
which %. 900 bodies arc inferred. was closed q
few days ago. Those bodies in IT. are to be re-
moved to Cedar Grove, near Flushing. eH-
have them removed elsewhere. The trustees of
the Washington Cemetery, en- Ocean Parkway
Brooklyn, a, few days ago, asked tho Common
Council for leave 20 extend their grounds south
ments made there annually were rapidly filling
the available space. The Flatbush or Holy Cross
Cemetery has almost reached the limit. the In
terments there numbering about 100000.
be able to hold many more bodies. The inter
ments there have passed the 100000 mark.
They number over 10000 q year. Over 5000
I.soo at Cypress HilIs. 800 at EyerGreens.
and 7,4l8 at Lutheran Cemetery. The silent
population OF Potter's Field. tho burial place of
the city's paupeE dead, 10 neSSiy 1000 Dur,
we're buried there: During the same period
Brooklyn buried $40 paupers In her Potters
tield In Flatbush-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-28
stlxRlFF's SALE.

AvOT1CE IS UKRkBl GIVEN THAT PUR.
IN guant to m order OF ehlo and decree Of
foreclosure 10 me directed from tue Third Ju.
cicial District Court of tho state OF Utah,
County OF salt Lake, ia q cause therein pend.
ing wherein Andrew j. Uibeon ana lioaaiinG
uibson, minors, by James Johnson, thelr
general guardian. are plaintiff, and T. II
Hiatt Thomas g. Sherman and Mrs. Elmirn
q nhearman, HE wife, Waiter y. Lowe Ane
Emma + Lowe, his wife, Gilbert i. Chamber
lain and nnic II. Chamberlain, his wife, q
W. l.. Griffith Rud Priscilla A Sriitith, ma
vito. Louis y. Psrsons and Mrs Louis +. Par.
sons, HIS wife. the National Bank 81 the Re-
public. IA corporation. X G. Coils and MIR. u.
Z. Colts. he wife, the Metropolitan Invest
lLNnt Comuany,tn cooperation, farker y
DosNc, a corporation, ana sarah Is. Iibson,
dofenSsnts. APO defendant. to which SAID do.
cree and order OF sale reference Is hereby
made. 1 shall expose for sale at public auction
TO the Highest b,dder for each At tue west front
door Of the County Court House ia the city Of
SAT- Lake, county OF SAT Lake, state OF Utah,
on tho 18Th day OF November, A. ID. lsgG. az ia
O'Clock noon, oil tho right ute. claim and In
iofostof =. n. Biats. ThomasG. shaerman anu
Mira EiInira q. Sbaarinan HE wife, Wnllcr ~.
Love and Emma e. Lowe his wife, Gilbert l.
Chamberlain and Annie u Chamberlain his
wife. q. W. u. Grlnlth and Priscilla A 1rinith
his wife, Louis D. Parsons and Airs Louis
Parnons hli vito. the Nstional liank Of the
X. q. Coils his wife. the Metropolitan Invest.
ment company.a corporation, Perker& Depue,
corporation, and -arah -, viphon. Ia ana to
the following described real estate lying and
heing in The county OF alt Lake state Of Utah
ami particularly described ns follows, to wit.
Lot nine tg) m Block ono %, FIVE Acre Flat
"a I" Rig Field Survey, rnlt Lake comfy. Utah,
70 be sold ns the properly of 4. n. HIATT
Jhomas q. sheRmsn and Mrs Elmlra q.
Emma Il. Lowe, his wife gilbert l. Chamber.
lain and Annie H. hamberlan. his VITO, g.
W. Il. Grifilth and rrisciila a. Criiiih. his
wife. Louis r. Parsons and Mra. Louis u.
Parsous. his wife, the National Bang OF the
Republic. q corporation. Il. @. Colts amt Mrs
II. o. Coils his wife. tho Metropolitan Invest.
ment company. corporation. Parker ana
Iapue. a corporation, and Sarah Is Gibson,
under said order OF sale and decree in the
above cause
Dated at salt Lake CITY, utah. November 9Th
1896. HARVEY HARDY.
Sheriff
By @. s. CLARK,
Deputy sheriff
Il. FERGUSON. SUTHERLAND d MURPHY
Attorneys for plaintiff.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-28

How many people who travel In
trains ever think Of tho cost OF running
them. 1t will probably surprise most
people who have travelled from Lon
don to Edinburgh TO know that every
mile OF the journey coats the railway
com papy over half crown. The cost
of the whole journey from the English
to the Scottish capital is ESQ, Gays Tid-
Bits.
The average cost OF running train
in England Is %. I'd. per mile, so that
the fare being reckonea at Id. per mile,
a train with less than thirty-one PISS.
sengers for each mills is rua al a loas.
There are few trains, however. that do
not carry more than this nuluber of
passengers, and many of them carry
the number doubled many times over.
1t is necessary frequently to run lrnlns
that do not pay-usually in thiuiy in.
habited country distriois-but for
every train run at a loss probably n
hundred are run ut mn enormous
profit.
Take, for instance, tho journey from
London TO Edinburgh. which coats
the railway ooInpsDy ESQ. The aver.
age number OF "thtous b" passengers
In these traine is probably sixty, in
which case the total lures would be
nearly sl00-a clear gain OF nearly
ESQ. Mben 1t is remembered that
tnese trains run several times day,
anu every day In the year, 1t will be
understO0d what an enormous revenue
a single line Yields in the course OF
twelve monthe. 6nyposing She aver.
age number oil passengers ts be siaty,
the midnight train from LONDON to
Ediuburg yields over s2O. goo for dl7i.
ueDd in a veal.
The long.s, railway Journey in the
United Kingdom would probably be
from Pesgsroe, in Cornwall, 10
Tnurso, In the north OF Scotland,
distance OF over J, 600 miles. A tran
running between these two places
would exhaust an ordinary clerks
salary for whole year, the cost being
no Ices than 2l8S
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-28
Matrimonial Complications.

Cbss. L, Mslnstrom OF Mapletsn
has filed euit for divorce sRalnst
Laurentina II. Malmstr0m. Pain.
uff pllegea that he married dt fIndant
in wisby, Gottland, Swedes, il Feb,
1863. and that In May, 1868, she
deserted him. he aska for divorce on
the grounds OF deseFtiOn. MT. MANN
strom Ia tho man who last sum
mer fled his will IN tho reoorders
office. The instrument created
considerable stir, In sgall way. on
account Of the provisions 1t contained
disinheriting the children IN case they
Joined the Mormou Church or Jay
secret society, and also disinheriting
his wife II she WAS not undivsroed al
the time of his death. The wiic re-
ferred to ia his will, and the mother OF
his children, Is not the wife named In
the above complaint. Her name IL
Matilda MalmslIoni, ana q short time
after his peculiar will was He'd for
record sne began a suit for divorce ON
the grounds OF cruelty. She aileyse
that she married MI. Malmstrom In
Australia In 1896.
MFR. MHlmstrom has also had In Goa.
temptation to get a divorce ir0m the
second wife, but better couubcis pre-
vailed, md It 10 now stated upon good
authority that N he obtains divorce
from his frat wife, who ia still alive In
Sweden, he will marry his second
wife (thsir differences having been
settleo) aud be her husband IN law as
bo has for many years In nams.
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TRUSTEES SALE.


Notice of Sale Under Deed OF IFuaL
NoTIoE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
IN undersigned. Cyrus l. hhwley, trustee
nAmec IN certain deed Of iIust wherein
Derda VI. Anderson and Adoiph Anderson, her
/ husband, OF the county OF sai aku atAte OF
utah, are fret pHrties, ana Iytas l. hawley,
az w same place y seconu par snu Sliailes
II. foet. OF tho same place. Is ihlrd phrt. OF
beneficiary, made. executed and delivered on
the iath day Of october, ps2, whereby the sNlu
| nrst parties conveyed TO saiu Cyrus l.. HHH.
| 10y. trustee. said second party, all the real
| estate hereinafter described. IN trust. to Sc
cure the payment Of certain promiHsory nose
seven hundred and my NlSy up,iais.
| payable 70 the orter OF said Charies
a. Pos, on The tn day o. oc'9esr.
! Of SAT- Lake CITY Utah, with interest on
| Haio sum ~ tho ratio OF eight 90 per cent per
onnum from date I'll maturity Of said note I,
and that after maturity Of SAID note. sad
irst parties agreed to pay interest GU faid
| prnclpal sum At the rate OF twelve 90 per
cent per annum until said note WAS iully PAID !;
whIen SAID note was made, executed and de-
livercd by said first parties for value received,
70 the 6nin Charles II. Post, sald third party;
ana By sfiu deed II was provided that II de
fault be made N the payment OF the principal
OF eaid note, or any part thoreof, OF the intoF.
ct tIat might accrue thereon. or any mart
thereof. as tho same became due and payable,
thAt thea the undersigned might proceed TO
SOL the properly herein described. or any Part
thereof Of pubnc yendue, TO the highest Did-
der, atthe front door ot the Court House at
the County seat OF salt Lake tOpnty, Utah
NsIiitofy, iof cash hrst llfltE tI'Ily w uays
uoi'c ho.iee OF tne liihy; tern.s anu p'aee oi
saiS, anu ntscrlptoh OF tho pippeIy 70 W
nU.u, Y su'crutvu,vhs "a 9o',U nuMHp"pe vi,
pI'n.'u M pun isseu III 'nu Nouhs5 ~ nais
l-sAo, Ailt ~ IN taiu cou ttiu.Luy' am nnvu
suen ta'S thAii eAecu!o hlu uoliNer Yuvu IN
~ s,ii,'n oi lhe p,3psdy solH W w W.,
vnasea VI p,ncnhhois Ne.SV', anu toSslso auo
rIV , W huiu sue, nilu a,.eI phylns eVs's
ann i.vns.a, enatl appl! tie r 1Ss ~
~, " nv l lhyineht VI ssiu ~ anu III
1880 80 wv leWninuo'' ~ unf, 70 " paiu
W sa'l ~ pn, we, NnioH anu GSeu VI uas,
a,so pttpN'ueu LOT 'Dn w PVT VVnt
1..u'"os = ec, hE'ecus " ~ lHu "
a9 ~ htss hfties' .nn,ioe .iu s"iu ueeu
y, Hus' ~ 81 prHtesou
-, 49,, d, ~, , - t, - VIZ ~
ss a,u Ssel ~ .rus. "i 70, uuy ioyVsuSu "a se
te'h u'g W Oolouet, tS'-' ~ ou"A "a lase
~ y, ". ,"l AehN ~, =" ~ , W, Il W ,ty
VI a"t ~, .iise '.oi,y, ,h ~, ioIiisoty
oi az, 80. ,er w mmlen ~
te'tut 1900 ~ ~, - t..at
W. ~. ~, Wnvuy uhpa'u aHu p,ino'ph a. slen
sa,, nc ~ su ,it sp' w
I'M ,t"t w. ~, a. ,6 ,,rit @ ~
ous ti.a, i ~ pais W wy 'r'suosa ~, ~ sa.
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Notes..

Alta meeting OF the board Of educa'
ton, held Tuesday evening, 1t wss de-.
cided to cut DOWN the scboal ycar to
three and hslf terms Instead OF four,
on account OF the financial emoarrass-
ment caused by the dec,sion In the
county school tax Gaze. A resolution
wps also passed authorizing the return
OF 81, S00.90 received from the county
school tax.
Mrs. Jakeman, the county treasurer
OF Utah county, IL now paying back TO
the taxpayers OF Provo city the county
school tax they have psid on Provo
oily property.
Joseph Murphy appears in the Opera
house ON the End aud John Dillon on
the 9th, so Provo thester-goers are not
going to be rtinted for fun.
Richard p. Carlisle, aged 3s, and
Zellie @. Benson, aged is, both OF
Alpine, have received marriage
license.
Dudley G. Cook has applied for let.
tiers tsstamentary In the estate OF No.
heminh q. Cook, deceased.
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PROVO.


Last evening the fiicers Of tue VIM
+. Sherman Post M. q. and W"men'S
Relief Corps NJ. D, q. A. ~, were
publicly installed IN ihe Nj. ~. cnuFcb.
The laden OF the Relief Corps iur'
nished nice luncheon, and very
pleasant evening WAS spent by Inc
veterans and their friends. Judge
bsxy acted ss Installation officer OF the
Post, and Mics Josephinn Kellogg Us
installation f1icer OF the Relief CoIps'
The following are the tliicers OF the
w. T. Sherman Pest Ne. q; CON.
mapucr, James WilliNm9. sprtngviii, )
senior Woe. commander, Frank smith,
SpringviIls; junior vice-com mander'
Jos, M. WestwoOi, gSpripgviiIt; ehap.
lain, NJ. II. Mead, Prov; tfiser OF
tho day, q. II. Chsppsil, Provo,
officer OF tho guarJ, j. *. Bishop,
Prove: ausriermsster, J. Blombsrg,
Provo, James Helm OF Spring
Vile has been appointed a1Ju-
liant commander by Commander
Williatat; other officers will
be appointed by the COMMANDER. The
ufficers OF the W0msns Relief
Corps are: President, Mis-. M. e..
DouynlI, SpriDgville; senior v'cs
president, Mrs. Major Berry, Provo;
Junior vics PRESIDENT, Mira. 5. Sim
mone, Provo; treasurer, Mfs. Kitty
Hines, Prov; secretary, Mrs. M M
Kellogg, Prove; conductor, MISS
Annie Hines, Provo; assistant couiuc.
tor,,Mrs. h. X. King, Provo; guard,
Mrp. Phoebe Jaeger, Prove; assistant
guard, Mrs. +. Il. Bonhnm, Provo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-28

L,ur hundred and filty; in Egypt nearly
ave hundred, ana go ON.
This Oldest " arts was prsctised by
the ancient Arablana, Assay riane, Baby
loninus nnA Chitese, an nra aiways
lormei part Il the agr,u ipre OF the
cuunlries boriIriHg on tue Mediter'
rspeau. The plains OF Omau 10
A rnbia are watcTed by subterrsnean
cnuaIs supplied by reservoirs In the
mountains, and u vegeistion OF rare
luxurience, consisting VI the most Of
the fruits and grains Of Petaia, is pio-
JucoJ In conssquerc1. The plains OF
Assyria and I.sbyIonia are cDverol
wlth an immense systeni OF canals,
come OF them hundreds OF milcs In
length, iniended partly for irrigation
asd partly for navigation.
On the American continent the an
cieut luna DitantB Of Peru were fouud
by their Spanish cOugucror5 III tho use
their lsndf. Prescott sayi: "CAnsls
and squeducts were ssen spresdins
over tine counIy like network,
diflnsing ierlility asd beauty erounI
them" The Azlecs OF Mexiuj aiej
MATE use OF Similar means 10 oou ter
act the uryDSss OF their Itmosphere;
and in the Beautiful gardens OF Izlapa-
lspau, wstsTed by cRuals ana mob.
tened by the spray of fcuntnips, was
Exhibited 10 the astoBished 5panisfds a
perfection ofhOrticultirs at tnat time
unknown In their owl country.-Ai
bert q. Evans IN February Llppin-
~ 1tftS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-28
TRusTer's SALE.

IHTHHREAs. ANNA MAY GARTER AND
w Arthur u. carter, her husband, did "
their ccftain decd OF tiust uatcd the > a
Gay OF March, lsg1. and recorded IN the lGlh
dal OF March, issl IN hooks d. pages ift
and 49,, OF the records IN the ulllce OF tue
Recorder OF Deeds Of -Ait Lake count. IA tho
William n. bale, as trustee, the following
described real ortato, situate IN said rH't Lake
county. Utah, to-wit: AL Of Lot Twelve ~ ,
N Block Two ~, west Drive ubdIsisiou u
Lots seven t5) and Eight ~, II lock twenty.
three tljj, fNe 400 Aorosfiat A.. sBig field
Which said conveyance was made In trust
to secure 10 the order OF tho Lombard inycat-
ment company the paymen. OF the said
certain promeaory note or even date with
SAID deed OF trust, for thr principal
sum OF six hundred and FIFTY uaV
dOilars. due and payable on the 1st OF hpri,
1897, with interest thereon from tho date
thereof. untii maturity, NJ the rate OF six ~
per cent per annum, payable Hemi-nnnualy
and with Interest thereon after maturi y at the
ratc OF twelve (l2) per cent per nnnuin payA.
bic semi annually, and.
Whereas II Is provided in said deed OF trust
that m ease OF default in tho payment of and
prouhsaory note. or tho interest thereon. the
trusiee ,hali. upon the Application OF tho 10,
gal holder and owner OF sid note. sell aud
dispose OF said premises. and all the right
TILE, benefit and equity OF redemption OF snid
Anna May and Arthur u. carter, their heirs
and assisnn tneroin, at public auction, at tho
place, IN the innnner and for The purpose in
said deed Of trust stated. after iirst giving -
days notice. an particularly provided for IN
SAID deed Of trust. reference to which Is mere
by made for groater certainty; and,
whereas. default las been made IN the pay.
mont OF TIRES coupon interest notes of siN 80
each. due October J.. 1895, hprii l, lSgd. and
october /. 1876, respectively, and SAID coupon
Interest notts nre stlll past due and unpaid,
by reason whereof the legal holder OF SAID
note han declined tho whole OF SAID indebt-
cdncsg due and payable.
NOW. therefore notice lie hereby gwen that
l, the undersigned. trustee as aforesaid, at the
rsquegt OF the legal holder and owner OF sald
n0tu. and under and 10y virtue Of the power
and authority IN me vested by tho terms OF
sad deed OF trust VIII, on tho Ind cay of
february, 1891. ut tho hour Of 10 O'Clock IN
tho forenoon Of said day. sell tho above
Described property. ana all the right title.
benefit and equity Of redemption of said
Anna May and Arthur u, Carter, their heirs
ana assignA therein, for the highest and best
price the same viii bring IN cash, NJ the front
door OF the County Court House In Salt Lake
City IN the County OF salt Lake, Utah. for the
purpose OF paying SAID Indebtedness, and all
coats and expenses of executing this trust.
WILLIAM II, DALE.
1rustee.
FIRST publication January II, 1907.
q Last publication February !. 1877.
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NOTICE oE ASSESSMENT.

The SEWER Mining and Milling Company.
Principal place OF business. SAT- Lake City.
Utah.
hIOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
La Especial meeting OF the board OF dreo-
tors OF SAID corporation, called Tor shat pur-
poae by the President, and held at the Wey
Hotel in salt Lake City. Utah, en- the 9th lay
of JAn'y- 1891. an assessment 81 i've cent? per
share wAs levied upon the capital stock OF the
corporation, payable mediatoy to the I'M
dersigDed secretary, Mt the office of the COM
pany, corner Of 18th aouth and 10Th hast str eets
IN salt Lake City, Utah. any stock npon
which this assessment may remsin unpaid on
the 18th day OF February. 1897, Will be dsltn
quent and advertised Tor sale at public huctlcn.
and unless payment bo made before will bs
sold on February s,th.st II O'Clock NJ. bt afsre-
said onco OF the comppny to pay the delinquent;
assessments, together with costs OF advertising
and eNpence OF sale.
Location OF the mine and works OF said oer.
poration. Gold Mountain. fiute Coualy, Utah.
hy order Of the Hoard.
Il. T.. MCKINNEY. Secretary.
Corner 9TH South and l0th Eaat streets.
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LITERARY NOTE.

The novel in the February issus o.
Lippit ooti's IL Under the Pacific, By
Clarence Herbert New. Oh Furr g,
by Edith BrnweI; Ola Tom of N D.
tucket, By Joseph A. Alisheiei; a
Forestry Idyl, by NJ. .. Paien; 70 9TH
Forida since the Fre,ze, by X. q.
R1binsop; irrigation, by Aiotr. -.
Evan; Tue Southern Sile OF the In.
uusttisl O. Iestiun, by Frances Alotrt
Doughty; Marrying in the Fifteenth
Century, by Emily Baily stone; a
Vanished Civilization, by HenIy
Granville; This Dignity and Humor II
5igup, by. Agnes Carr Sage; Glover,
by Elizabeth Fer uson Sea; Override
Ing The Past, by Or. Charles q. "A bboti;
aud the poetry Of the number,b by Jeau
Wright, Julian Hawthorne, Charits
Il. d. Roberts, Clarence Urmy and
Clinton Scnllatt, make most eater
tainirV issue o. the megszlnr.
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IN Lut blhlrlCt iOurk OF tht InlTd Judicial
District OF tho state OF Utah, County
OF alt LAKE.
North American Savings Loan and Bnildlng
Company. Corporation, plaintiff.
wilhelmina Kallstrom, Carolina Adamson and
Louisa Larson, defendants
The State OF Utah sends Greeting 10 wlhel.
NINA hallstrom, Carolina Addmson and
Louisa Larson, defendants:
VOU Are HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP-
= pear IN an action brought against you b y
the above named plaintiff n the District Court
OF the hifd Judclal District OF Tho state OF
Utah, aud to an -wer the complaint He'd ihero-
IN within ten days IeXclugiva Of tho day OF
seryicel after the service on you of ,his alias
summons-if served within TINS county; or,
II served out OF this county, hutin This district
wlihiu twenty days. otherwise within forty
daye- or judgment by default will DO taken
comp, aint.
lhe said action is brought TO have Judgment
against defendants IN SUN of sly o3. with
interest thereon, az per cent per annum IRON
sept }. ls0j, FOR S5i.gU taxes paid. 500 uttor-
noyH fees and costs Of suit; allie ed to be due
on u certain promssory note, executed by de-
fondant hallslrom To plaintiff, Mayl0. 1891. for
S2,OlJ with interes At q per cent por annum -
said sum a6 ABOVE being due and wholly
unpaid thereoni said note being SC
cured by mortgage OF even date on
prem soa hereinafter deacrbgd executed
by defendant hnllstrOm 10 plaintiff; to have q
decree OF this court ndjudging sand mortgage
ses DO So q and proceeds applied IN payment
OF costs OF sale and amounts due as above F;
that defendants and all persona claiming un'
der them Ue barred and lorociOsGd OF all claim
or equity OF redemption 10 sgId premises that
plaintiff have deficiency Judgment against
defendant hailstroin, and for other relief tait
premises arc described as follows to wit:
Commencing at = W. corner Of OF J. block o.
plat H." salt Lake Cily Survey, running
thence east RODS; thence north ~ rods /,
thence west rods; thence south 10 rods to
place OF beginning situate IN salt Lake City
and County, Utah,
And you are hereby notified that II you fan
to appear ana answer the said compl amt as
above required, the said plaintiff Will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded therein.
Witness, the honorable Judges. and the sonI
OF the District court OF the Third
lsEALl Judicial District, IN ana for the State
OF Utah, this lith day of october. In
tho year OF our Lord one thousand
eight huacTed and ninoty.six.
c. Il. STANTON. Clerk.
BY j. IL. sPRAcUE. Deputy Clerk,