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before Judge Cherry.

The special venire issued by Judge
Cherry last week was returned by the
Sheriff today. The following jurors
failed to answer in response 10 the
calling Of their names by the clerk:
w. A. Wotmore, Samuel }, Kershaw,
James Chesney aud William Edding-
ton. The fret three gentlemen 1t W q
learned that the summouseI were left
with their wives. Mr.. Burlington wss
reported az not in town.
Those that passed were Fred.
Wilson, s. b. Wes,erflelu, Lsau-
der Butler, A. II. Steele, j. Q. sand.
herg, Samuel Ii. Colely, ana Stephen
IL. Marke.
Joseph Nj. Cohen was excused from
service for the term on account OF
being an officer OF the present HOUSE OF
representatives.
Jurors Stout and Marks were exeused
until the 18TH inst.
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FLORENCE AND PIERCE cIlY.

Ex-tongressman sweet of Idaho
InIks OF Ihe Mines There.
Ex.Congressmau Willis sweet az.
lived from Moscow last night and was
kept busy during the evening shakiug
hands with friends, says toe Boisu
Statesman. Mr.. Sweet aid not have
anything to say on pUlitlce, but was
glad to talk about the mining interests
II ldaho county, where he has &C.
quired number OF Interests. He has
claims ia Florence aud Pierce City
that he Is well pleased with.
o. that section ne says that IL viii,
in his opinion, become the greatest
gol1 producing region In this country.
There 10 oue great gold bslt there, he
says, exlendlug from Wsrrens to
Pierce City, and upon 1t are located,
i" addition TO the two camps named,
L k City, Florence AM Dixie.
Respecting the grade OF the ore,
Mr.. Sweet says that that produced In
Florence ami Pierce City Is free
milling, white the Elk City oie carries
some base. In the latter camp the
veins are larger than in the otht I
camps named. Dixie is developing
rapidly and promises to become a very
rich camp.
Mr.. Sweet states that no made a
mill run Of 30 tons of rock from his
claim at Flureuce that yieldel $50 per
ton, and mill runs from his Pierce
CITY property yielded from $50 to
$40 psr ton. There ls one small m II st
Pierce and enc 1T Florence, but q
larger mill Is to be erected NJ each
place at once. Mr.. Sweet describes
one property that hs examlntd at Z K
CITY that is almost faoulvus. The vein
elbows breast OF rs feet OF ore, and
his samples returned $40 per ton ia
gold. Tho owners clam only s25,
but his samples were taken very care.
fully anu Indicated the ore TO be very
hiEh Erade.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-13

House, which bred so many errors,
must not be followed by this Demo
cratic assemblsre. Ike ner's ar2u'
ment w.s the hrst burst of warm
speech made during the session.
Robinson insisted that IL was not
necessary TO fesd a bill three times I'll
1t came to lie final passage. Any other
procedure W uld be "A waste OF tine.
The argument on the point wss In
progress whe1 the report OF the NEWS
closed.
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MINOR MENTION.

Mr.. John +. Gries aud wife, whose
marriage took place last evening at 81.
Msiys cathedral, lett THIS mulni Z
over the Rio Grande TOR Chicago ana
other cities OF the East.
The regular meeting OF the Plnneet
Jubilee comm ission will be he'd tuis
evening. Tho Demuers have bee
duiy Moulded aud are expected to be II
Attendance.
The criminal libel cases Of George a .
Henry againft Ibomas Z. Callister
Snu h. w. TatlOck has besu set tor ! /
o.m. tomorrow before Justice Somm r,
when motion to quasi the Inulu.-
ment will be heard.
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sue. lhc Mi.eomb cemnnnr.

John BRz1ini flled suit today II
the Thru district court against John
Il. Wiscomb, WIN. W. Wiscomb and
10 epn Opeushaw, pRrtners, doing
business as Wiscomb n Company IN
this city. for the recovery OF the sum
Ell S834 SO upon q running open &C.
count Tor meFcnsndlse furnished, sold
aud delivered to defendants Mt theli
uqnest by A Beria,a run and produce
merchant doing business In SaH Fran
cisco.
stephens x Smith are plhlntlG', Ell.
tOrneys.
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striking a "qood thing" Among the
late investors iu this company are
Hon, J. n. Murdoch OF Charleston,
anu Mr.. BE. Miner of this city. These
gentlemen hNv- also h ught an H.
terest In the Lucsy Horse Shoe min.
Ing claim, near Silver CITY, and Mr..
Miner has iuvssled in the Encre aud
Inst Cnsnce mines, also near silver
City, all good properties.
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WEATHER VANE.
Observations Taken at Utah, Idaho
Montana, Oregon and Wyoming
stations.
Weather reports showing observa-
lions at Am. today:

Weather reports showing observa-
lions at s Am. today:
Salt Lake City-Bsrometer, 1894,
temperature, 20; minimum, %; wind,
south west, 2 mics per hour; rain or
melted snow In last "a h1urs, lie
inches; clear.
Baker City-Barometer, 90 90; tenn.
perature, %; minimum, 70: rain,
.06 inchef; snow.
Cheyenne-Barome teT, % 9S; TEN.
perature, 20; minimum, 49,; wind,
northwest, . miles per hour; GEAR.
Helens-BaromeIer, 1904; tempera.
ture, 20; minimum, 20; wind, west.
lighi; clear.
Havre-- Barometer, 30 9S; tenn.
perature, 20; minimum, Is; wind,
northeast, lighi; rain, 20 inches; clear.
Miles City-Barometer 1896; tenn.
perature. IA; minimum, 10; wind,
north, miles an hour; clear.
Winnemutca Barometer, 30 50;
temperature, rs; minimum, &c: VIM,
north, II miles per hour; CLOUDY.
Idaho Falls-Baromelsr, 3O.02; tenn
perature, ~; minimum, 20; wind,
north, light; rain, ,04 inches; snow.
General and local forecasts ior 30
hours ending S p. m. Thursday:
For Utah; (Foiecast msua at San
Franeiscc) Cloudy tonight ana Thurs.
day; Stationary temperature,
Salt Lake City and vicinity: Fair
tonight and Thursday; stationary tenn.
peratuTe. J. II. SMITH,
Observer Westher Bureau,
SALT LAKE CITY, UtHh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-13

After the Joint session yesterday the
House merely reassem6leu and al
journtd until = pm. To-Day.
The II use WAS called t. order at 2:ll
this afternoon for today's session anu
roll call showed that Calls, ID. =. Cook,
D0f1iu, Forshee, Hansen, Mex ~ aud
Stewart were absent. There was q
wait OF few minutes after the chap
lain's invocation bsfore the printed
journal appeared aud lIs reading was
therefore delayed durlug that time
and the House was without business
Just then.
Wilson OF Salt Lake came to the res
cue with motion to dispense with the
resuing OF the journal for tho time and
proceed TO the next order OF busi ess,
which was done. A motion by ; rem
eon OF Grand corrected the urDal oil
the fret session. ph0resOn Of Cache
stated on behalf OF the rules committee
that that body was not yet ready TO
report.
10 ABOLISH CAPITAL PUNISHMENT.
Kenner of Salt Lake introduced IL,
i. 2, providing for solitary imprison'
ment for life for crimes In capital
cases. The bill also provides that in
no case shall the imprisonment Of the
convicted person be for less
than ten years, and during
the time of suoh solitary confinement
the prisoner shall have no access to
other individuals except in case Of
sickness or other absolute necessity;
neither shall the prisoner be allowed
TO read any newspapers or learn OF the
doipgs OF The outside world. The bill
was read once md filed.
FOR SILVER.
House bill 9, by Kenner OF Salt
Lake makes silver full legal ten
der in this State In payment
OF all obligations. The measure nlso
provides that in case OF execution
against the wages OF any person, II
such person be unmarried S25 per
month shall be Exemption execution,
and II tho salary OF such unmarried
person shall DO between S26 and 500
per month, then half of the amount
above S25 shall be subject TO execution;
II the urbtor be n married man s25 per
month for himself and $40 per month
for each OF all persons dependant upon
him shall be exempt from execution
under debt. Read once ami flied.
POPULAR CITY GovoRnMENT.
Thomson (PopulisD OF Salt Lake
introduced House bill 4, comforting
upon voters in cities the power Of gov
eminent by direct vote. The measure
10 long one and includes the grant
ing OF power to citizens to vote Tor or
against tordinau ces affecting the gov
eminent of cities; also provisions
regulating the calling and conducting
Of said elections.
The bill was about half read when
Robinson OF Kane moved that 1t be
considered read the fret time anu
passed to its second reading, but the
Speaker ruled Robinson out OF order
and the tedious readiug went on and
the,bili was flied tor &c cond reading,
Kimball OF Cache introduced House
bill providing for the formation o.
railroad corporations, the building
operation and maintenance OF rail-
way lines, issuing of bonds, etc.
A BURST OF SPEECH.
Murdoch OF Wasatch again raiseC
Robinson's point, but Kenner opposeC
the motion on the ground that tn,
Constitution provides that each bill
must be read three times before 10 1,
passed. The plain English OF thu
Constitution cannot be controverted
anu the recedent set by the last
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-13

BALE AT Ethan, Kent, England, of old
age, Nov. 9th. 1896. Fanny Bailey, aged 80
years She was faithful Latter.day saint
OF the saints and travelling Elders OF the / on
don conference.
Millonnisl star please copy.
CooMns-ln this city, Jan. ~, 1897 of
pneumonia, STANLEY q. Coombs, son OF samuel
). and Ann Eliza Coombs. born June q, 1876
in salt Lake City.
:. Funeral from family residence, M p street.
FRIDAY. Jan Is, 1891, at 2 O'Clock Friends
OF the family respectfully invited to attend.
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COUNTY COMMlSSlONERS MEET
The Coun'y Attorney ubmis an Opin'
ion on the surplus canal.

The board OF county commissioners
met tpis afternoon and after the trans
action OF one or two items OF business,
took a recess Till 1880.
The county attorney submitted the
following communication to the board,
which WISE received and filed:
MISUNDERSTANDING your inquiry
as TO whether Salt Lake County aud city
have the right 10 enlarge what is com
monty called The Surplus Canal, from
the Jordan river uOrthwesterly, have TO
say that in our opinion the county and
city have not the right either to enlarge
the canal, beginning on the Jordan
river, or to pour more water into the
same, unless the county and city pro-
cure The right to enlarge the canal aud
to pour more water inio tho same from
the proper parties.
Yours respec fully,
WALDEAIAB VAN CorT,
County Attorney.
Sheriff Lewis nskad 10 be- granted "a
contingent Iuud Of 5000 us at present
he had to borrow money to send de-
pnties from one ctuuty TO another.
Request granted aud county gu iit0r
rtq iesteu To issue warrant for that
amount.
Mrs. Whipple, the new superin.
tenient Of the county infrmsry re-
que'ted the placing OF heaters In the
meme ward at the iuflrmary. She
said that come OF the patients were ac.
tuslly euiiering with cold. Mrs.
Whipple was given authority to get
bids.
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LEGIsLArIyE NorEA

Representative O'Brlen OF Weber
has in contemplation some measures
which he viii Ia reduce tolchiug the
never.enlIng labor problem.
Committee CLERK Miss Clark OF The
last House was a 'vlsitOr at THIS alter
noou's session of the lower legislative
bDdy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-13

In the case OF case OF Charles II.
Nelson Va Don q. TUFTS, Judge Cherry
ordered judgment Tor plainuff ia the
sum of $50 anu costs. Finding waived
and five days stay Of execution
grantei.
The case OF Kari Reis vs. VIM. Evans
was ordered Dismissed.
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TRANSFERS. OF STOCKS.

One thou aud shares OF Dalton "A,
. lenIs and 1000 at q cents; 3,0nO
h chmoDd Anaconda Al u cent; 100
swansea at 50 10, 100 at 81 %, 40 al
Sl.9O, and 2OO at Sl.S5. Total shares
sold $500; selling value of s,ocP,
81, 1858 20.
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Stole a Blanket.

Thomas Murphy was arrested this
afternoon for stealing blanket from
the Equitable Coop. on First South
street, He will answer to petit larceny
before Justice WenRer tomorrow
Inprning.
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SUPPLEMENTAL LIST
OF
DellGqlell laX,S Tor The Year 1895.

Pursuant TO section III. OF Chapter CXNiX
OF the session Lave OF 1896, and tue auth ority
vested In me by SAID section, The undersi gned,
Jno ID. spencer. Collector OF salt ske
County. hereby give public notice. that the
following named persons are delinquent in tho
payment Of state. state school, County.
County school special School, city and Lity
school taxes for the year lsat, TO the amounts
property indicated; reference boIng hereby
made to the duplicate assessment rolls of
sand county, now in my LAWFUL custody, for tho
iiemiZed amounts, which 20 to make up the
whole amount OF delinquent taxes hereinafter
set forth, and the same Is hereby made part
of this notice JNO u. SPENCER,
County Collector for salt Lake Co Utah,
Dated, January 18th. 1881
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The mnn Practically Completed.

Frank Hines, the able superintend.
eut OF the Northern Light, is in
town. He states that the company's
mill Is practically completed ami that
the pipe line Will be finished in about
20 daye. Tniogs in general about tie
Lion Hill bonauzs are In gOol shape.
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In the matter OF the guardianship oil
the persons and estate OF 10 eph Z.
Cutler ct al, Saturday, January Sd sci
ior heating petition Tor allowance.
Estate OF Sarah Aun Taylor; Feb.
ruary 9th set for hearing aud time Ior
settlement OF hnal account and petition
for distribution.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-13

Judge Norrell also made the follow.
log orders today:
Nj. A, Savings, Loan and Bnlldiug
company vs. Wiinelminu; order oil
publication for summons.
Peter N. Campbell va Edwin O.
Lsmphere; ORDER for publication.
h. 4. WOrmutb vs. Junus ThOmp-
col cOGtinueu MI January l6ih.
Vim. Ii. Mcclure ct al W James +.
Little 1T al: Urdor for publication OF
summons.
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- ana IN accordance with law and the order of
w noaru Oh directors, made on the 10Th day OF
NVNemotr 1870 so many shares OF each nnTeei
OF such stock as may be necessary. viii he
soia a az me 1nice Of The company Room No.
salt Lake city, Utah, on SATURDAY the sOt6 az
OF January, 1857, At O'Clock OF such day 10
pay me ueIlrquent assessment thereon, to
pense of sale. ARTHUR PAR oNs
SALT LAKE CIrr, Utah. January Isl h, iss7
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by him yesterday. 5. ,B. 3 substitute
for 4. b. 9, relating to salaries OF mem
bers and ofIicers Of theLeglslatufe came
up on second reading. IL gave every
body 81 Il day.
A number OF trifl ing amendments to
the phrst eology OF the bill were offered
ami acted upon. The measure wac
under consideration when this report
closed,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-13

The Commercial National bank has
died IL aust In Justce McMaster's
@ urt for the sum OF S2O5. 20 alleged to
ae due on a promrsITy note from
Wisolmb u Go. together with lnteres.
anu attorneys lees.
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we are pleased to state that most OF
the sick parties have almost recovered
from tins epidemic. Dr.. Miner at
tended the sics men who are moetly
mineis OF Mammoth hollow.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.
nth Point Consolidated Irrigation Company.

Norlh iOlnt consolidated Irrigation Comnanv
Location OF principal place OF business Room
No, ss, Cullen Hotel, West, second
South street, SAT- Lake CITY, Titan.
NOTICE. THERE ARE DELINQUENT
~ upon the following descfibed etork
on account OF Assessment No l5 ieyird a.,
the lOth day OF November, 1896 the several
amounts set opposite the names OF tho pes
peotive shareholders as follows: Wv 100
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>IOuKN Ann wARiIErs.
New York sroeR n.ris.t

NEW York. Jan Is The stock market
opened fairy active and firm with gains OF
slg fractions business was well distrl.
buted with sugar aud grangers prominent
business At ii O'CLOCK was In Increased
voiume witu decided improvements, run.
chaees by Rrbltrage accelerated the onward
movement which was also stimulated Nv tho
excessive ease OF money ana the aggressive
siren IN displayed by tue railway and miscel.
lhnoous mortgages Investment purchases.
Inc mhrket lupsod into dullnesa after the
first hour aud lower prices were recorded for
some shares. due to reaiiZaupns. Toward
noon new purchases benefited the market
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Chicago MARKET.
chicago. Jan. Is.
Wheat-Jan., M; May. 75a
Corn-Jan.. 22as May 2IHGE.
Oats-JAn., lbi6 May, lsss
PorE-Jan., u OK May. u. 9lGs7.p2yS.
lArd-Jan.. 81 o.; May. S5.Ct t5.11
kihs-Jsn., Si0O; May, si.lO.
Rye 37ls
= Bar ev- 2iaA
FlaN-76.
1imOthy--s2 .55
silver, Lead
siver-G44.
Iead-s2SI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-13

The Western Suot and Dry @ lod
company flied suit against Gustpv
J0hn'On to recover the sum 10 S372,
Tue for mercnandise, etc. n. V.
Jones Is plRinutls attorney,
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4RAnING on ,cmANGr.

swansea Hammered UumereIfuIIy-
oihrr 5tocHs show Advances.
The call Of Listed stocks on the ex,
change today was devoid OF special
interest, and while several OF the go
curtles scored appreclaIive advance,
trading was not iliulSet in until the
unlisted class hau been reached and
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Cntca.o r.iv- sto. +.

CHICAGO Eis- sto..
~ Chicago. Jan. Is
Light, !3.25as3.i5.
Rough, s3.rbGi3 10.
Mixed, sa2 ai3Gn
Heavy, !330di3.6O
Cattle
Beeves. Ss.25aS525.
Cows and heiters, Sl1A942l.
Stockers ana feeders. .. OUa s3,O5
sheep--troug to shade higher.
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DEEP CREEK MINES.
A Boom Predicted for That Part Of
The Mining World.
PLENTY ofpRoMIslSG PROPERTIES


Correspondence OF the NEWS
MAMMOTH, Jan. II, lS97.-Mr. J.
A. Harris has jus. returnea from the
Dsep Greek country, and reports that
considerable development work 10
going on in that quarter, and that
numerous rich strikes are bsing made
10 Dry canyon and North Pass.
STRIKE IN THE BURRo.
Mr.. Carney, who Is working the
Burro property, has jus. msds rich
strike, The ore showing up free gold.
There ia considerable excitement over
this new strike, ana all the ground
has been taxed ~ for miles AT und.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-13

There have been several cases of
pneumonia at the Mammoth camp but
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-13

Murdoch OF Wasatch again raised
Robinson's point, but Kenner opposed
the motion on the ground that the
Constitution provides that each bill
must DO read three iimes before 10 Ia
passed. The PLAZA Euglish OF the
Constitution cannot be controverted
anu the Irecedent eet by the last
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-01

Tho quarterly conference ~ the San
Juan Stake was held at Monticello
San Juan county, Utah. Monday. Aug
20. 1897. President f. A. Hammond
and his first counselor. William Halls
We're present; also Elder Levi w
Richards of Salt Lake city, who was
out in the interest Of the sabbath
schools.
The forenoon was taken up by the
Bishops reporting their respective
wards. Their reports showed that the
San Juan Stake was In q pretty fair
condition.; that the Saints were i'm
proving both temporarily and spiritual
ly.
The afternoon was devoted 20 in
structinB the Saints by the presidency
Of the Stake and Elder Low w,
Richards
Sunday, Aug, %, was devoted To
Sabbath school conference, and Mon
day evning and Tuesday morning to
Y. NJ, and Y. l.. NJ. I, a. and Primary
conferences, There were a fair turu-
out considering the busy tnme OF the
year.
The Spirit of the Lord rclgned SUI
preme and II was a very enjoyable
time. CHAS. j.. WALTON
Stake Clerk.
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Vou ARE HERKnY REouIREp rn A

VoU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO APP.
4 pear in an action brought against you
by the above named plaintiff In Tho District
Court OF the Third Judicial district OF tho state
OF Utah and 10 answer the complaint filed
therein within ten days exclusive OF the day
OF service) after the service on you OF thl.
summons-if served within this county; or II
served out of the county. but in this district,
within twenty days; otherwise within forty
dhyB-or Judgment by default Will lie taken
against You, according to the prayer of said
compliant
Tine said action IL brought to have an order
OF TINS court appointing q guardian al litem
for defendant Joseph 4. Flanagan, who IS
non eOmpos menus. TO have judgment against
the defendants, Flanagan, tor the sum OF s!7j
principal and interest thereon Ut the rate OF
per cent per month from December L. 1876;
for s. 80 taxes with interest At per cent per
hnnum from April ~. 1887 for sI11 attorneys
fees and for costs Of suit ;allegedto he due upon
certain promissOrynOte,e executed by SAID de.
PENDANTS, Flanagan. to one 2. b. echettler as
agent for the plamtin at salt Lake CITY, Dec.
ith 1893. for the ,um OF S27s. bearing interest
Al per centper month, same being secured by
NOR gnge OF even date herewith or premises
hereinafter described. executed by said defend.
ants, Flanagan. to plaintiff. who Is now the
legal owner ami holder Of said note and mort
gage; that no part OF SAID note has been pad.
except the sum OF $50 on the interest; that on
April n, 1897, plaintiff paid on said pre- misses as
delinquent taxes the sum OF IS. ~, which has
not been paid by said defendants TO have the
usual statutory decree of this court tor the
foreclosure of SAID mortgage and the sale Of
said premises: that proceeds OF said sale be
applied IN payments Of amounts due as above,
fnd that defendants and all persons claiming
under them be barred and foreclosed of sll
claim of equity OF redemption therein. aud for
other relief said premises beng described as
follows!
beginning co rods W. of the N. Il. Cor. OF
the :. W Il OF Sec q. 4. S. OF II. W. OF sat
Lake Mer., thence W, 60 rods, thence s. 26S
rods. thence K. 90 rods, thence N. 26S rods 10
place of beginning. containing 10 acres OF
lpnd. being siiua,e in alt Lake County. Utah
And ycu are hereby notified that II you fail
10 appear and answer the SAID complaint US
above required, the said plaintiff will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded thetti
Witness. The Honorable Judges and tho seal
OF The District Court OF the Third
Judicial District In and for the
tsEAL) stute Of UIah. this 29th day OF
April, in the year OF our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and ninety.
seven.
DAVID O. DUNBAR, CLERK.
by GLo. ID. Looms. Deputy CLERK.