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Have been conveniently located at the fohoWlhS
drug stores in the various sections OF
the city. from which -S.---v.
ADN ENTS WILL BE 1tl-t.t ftONf-D
Direct 10 this Office az regular rates
CENTS PER LINE OF SEVEN WORDS
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Trial of the Carthage Robbers.

The trial of Albert J. Rabb, Robert
Lands, William Gleason and Walter Dom
nelly, the men arrested in this city for a
burglary committed at Carthage. will be-
gin at Rushville to-day. The prisoners were
confined in the jail at Connersville and
were discovered in q plot 10 break out
They were then brought here for safekeep-
ing. Sergeant Kruger, Patrolmen STREET.
and Ware and Detectives kinney and
Thornton will go to Rushville to-day with
the prisoners and will serve as witnesses
in the case. The detectives arrested DON
nelly on Feb. / for lettering suspecting
that he was implicated in the Carthage
burglary. A week later Sergeant Kruger
and Patrolmen STREET. and Ware arrested
the other three men in room In the
Ryan block.
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Husbands CaIcined Magnesia.

Four frst-premium medals awarded:
more agreeable 10 the taste and smaller
dose than other Magnesia For sale only
In bottles with registered trade mark label.
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charges them with being accessory after
the fact TO the murder of Frank Redmond.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
FLANNER & BUCIANAN-f72 North
Illinois street Lady embalmer. for
ladies and children. Office always
OPEN Telephone 64l. Hacks at lowest
prevailing price.
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Receiver Peirce's Report.

Receiver X. b. +. Peirce. of the Toledo.
ST. Louis * Kansas City Railroad. yester-
day filed his report with the clerk Of the
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FUNERAL. NOTICES.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

HARDIN-Funeral Of James Samuel Hardin will
De this morning at 1890, from lao Cornell ave
nue..
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UNEQUAL commissions are still causing the
Western and transcontnental roads con-
siderable trouble. The inequalities arise
from causes beyond the control of the
roads dir ectly interested. The Join Traffic
and General Passenger Association roads
refuse to pay commissions or any kind on
transcontinental business. Roads running
south from Washington and routing their
California business via New Orleans do
pay commissions This has a tendency 10
divert business in that direction which
would otherwise take the Chicago or ST.
Louis gateway. The roads running west
from these points suffer serious lnroadS on
their traffic and revenue. The only way
which appears open for them TO retain their
business is to absorb the commissions
themselves which the Joint Traffic and Gen.
trail Passenger association refuse to pay,
but which the Southern roads do pay. A
meeting of the Western and transconti-
mental lines was held in Chicago Feb. IL to
discuss the matter They then failed to
reach an agreement as 10 what should be
done. Another meeting has been called for
to-day to resume the discussion of the
question.
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1883. Fountain {. c State ex rel. Shuler
vs.. Board of Commissioners. Affirmed.
Monks. il. School and civil townships
on them by statute, and the trustee cannot
bind his township by an obligation which it
Is not authorized to assume. 2. A town
ship Is not required to pay livery hire for
riding over the township TO transact town
ship business, and the trustee cannot bind
1t to pay such bill
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STOCKHOLDERS BANk-LIABILITY
HOW ENFORCED.

1904. Lake c. c. Runner. assignee, ETC.,
VS.. Dwiggins. Affirmed Jordan, c. il.
The statutory liability of stockholder in
a bank organized under the laws of this
State, TO an amount equal 10 the face value
of his stock. created by Section 1886. r. s..
1881, as amended in 1895. is not an asset of
the bank, and does not pass TO the assignee
in case of insolvency. 2. Such liability can
be enforced only at the suit of the creditors,
when any right of action to enforce it ac-
crues.
eft al. Petition TO dismiss postponed to final
hoo rin
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AGE-FORECLOSURE SALE
SATISFACTION

1l1i. Noble G. G. State eX rel. Hadley
VS.. Clapp ct al Affirmed Howard. il.
The purchase of mortgaged property at
sale upon foreclosure by the mortgage,
who also holds a senior mortgage. which
he forecloses and has ~ md sold a sec
ond time, does not satisfy the junior mort
gage debt so as to entitle the mortgageor
10 payment Of the balance remaining from
the purchase price at the second sale, after
satisfying the senior mortgage. ?. Such
balance must be applied to pay the debt
secured by the junior mortgage upon which
the first sale was had.
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wANTED-AGENTs.

WANTED-Aeents-Aiale and female. to intro
duce THE New Process window washer con-
sists OF water tank. sponge and rubber dryer
combined; simple and effective. a great conven-
fence and time saver: good seller; prepaid 40
cents 10 agents: money refunded il not satisfac-
tory kIEFER BROS. Cleveland O.
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FOR SALE CIR ExCH.NGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
FOR SALE OR ENCHANGE-By c. ". Phillips
20 Monument place: Mills. factories. hotels
restaurants. stores. merchandise. printing Offices
livery stocks, sauitariums farms. timber, coal.
oil gas and other mineral properties. stocks
bonds. notes. mortgages. city and town properly.
building and loan. insurance, rentals.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-15
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

DuRsUANT 10 AN ORDER OF TUE PRO.
L bate Division OF the THIRD judicial Dis
trict Court of salt Lake county. Utah, IN The
matter OF the estate OF James Is. Boggs, de.
ceased. the undersigned VIII offer for safe Mt
the wet front door Of the City and County
the 9sth day of June. 1891, at 70 O'Clock m,
the following described property situate in
the county OF salt Lake. county OF Utah
bounded and described as follows, to.wit;
Part Of Lot Three 49,, Block Fifty fonr (54),
Plat 'B" salt Lake City survey, commencing
ming thence east Zen (lo) rods; thence south
Four ~ rods; thence west Ten (rods) thence
north Four a. rods TO the place of beginning;
Also part of lot sevon IA, Block hfty-three
(S9), Flat B." salt Lake City survey. com.
mencing at the northwest corner of said lot
thence south one hundred and twenty. 1--WE
tl25) feet thence west four and ono half (4s,)
rods; thence north one hundred Ano twenty.
i've tl2t) feet to the place OF beginning;
ALSO. Lots twenty four (2i) and twenty i've
t25). Erich's subdivision Of Block five 10y,
Plat 3D." Salt Lake City survey.
LEDYARO NJ. BAILEY,
Administrator with will annexed OF the estate
OF James u Boggs, deceased.
Dtted June lst 1887
ghe above sale having been continued from
day to day nnti July Srd. 1897, amt the admin
istrator doemnR II for the bost interest of the
estate and all partieA concerned therein TO
continue same until July 18th. notice 10 hereby
given that the said safe is hereby continued
until the I'm day of July. 1897 at le O'Clock
noon OF said day
Dated, July Srd, 1881.
LEDYABD M. BAILEY.
Administrator with the will annexed of the
estate OF James b. Boggs, deceased.
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IDAHO Weather and Crops.

IDAHO FALLS. I'd no, July ID, 1897.
The weather o. the week ending
Monday, July IL, 1897, was unusually
cool Ia the carly part followed by u
gradual rising OF temperature, the
period closirg With tne highest tenn
peIatute OF tho season up TO date
The rainfall Of the week was unusuai-
ly heavy In the northern secllo Nv bile
Ia other parts OF the state Uny lev
81 altered showers nave occurred. All
Irrigated crops are IN excellent con.
uiiloo and growing rapidly. Wheat
AMI oats are uoing well but only ie!r
crops are expected. Potatoes and gar.
Gu truck are Ia thriving CONDITION.
All fruits are coming along nicely.
Cutting OF the fist crop Of alfalfa IL
about completed, anu the second crop
Is growing rapidly where Irrigated.
rhe ranges are good and tho stock lie
In good condition.
u. z. MCCALLUM.
Section Director. lu.uU FAiIs, Ida.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF COUNTY BONDS.

Tn ACCORDANCE WITH A RESOLUTION
i adopted by Tho. bontd Of County Com mis-
sioners OF salt Lake County. Utah, Mt afee-
ular meeting thereof heln June let. lt9i. and
n further resolution adopted by said board At
Arcguinr meeting thereof held Juno ?ath. lsg7.
notice IS hereby given that sealed bids viii be
received ut the County Auditors Office, ioom
81 Joint city and County lundiRg. salt Lake
day tho Sn saa dsy Of july, @ for he
-.snsse . ~ .andiIg, n-- otavse cOupe4
,onds OF the denomination OF :i.oau each,
earring the cate July is.. 1857 payable twenty
late, snd after len yosrs alter date at the
pleasure OF Laid connty. in lawful money OF
he United statte wi h interest at the rale OF
ally 1t the offdo OF thu nnnty Treasurer OF
SAID County. IN salt Lake City, Utah, The sam,
County and Issued under the provisions of Sub
division "A of section q Of an act Of the Legs.
laturu oi tiu y go tah. snt,.eh a.. ~
establish uniform ayslem OF county goyorn-
ment" approved April i+tb. lspG, and also an
act OF said legislature entitled, An act per-
hitting countieh. cities, towns. school boards
aebiedness existing at the time Utah was nd.
mittcd as q state which took efIeet March
~, 1871: Bids WIN be sonsiderssas ,oI ne e,
County ommiss toner's reserves the right to
reject any and all bics anu to consider any
proposal that may be for tho hest interest of
said county. Bidders are required 10 be salts
fed as to the Legality OF The Issue OF said
bonds before the hour Of opening bids. to- wit.
IL O'Clock noon. Ihurbohy, the zsnu uhy OF
July, 1897 Mt which time the same will DO
opened by the County Clerk in the presence of
the Hoard Of County CON missioners. kach
bid must be accompanied by certified check
on n National Bank Of Salt Lake CITY, Utah.
for five per cent of the amount o such bid.
10 be forfeited to salt Lake County as liqui.
dated dam ges in case the successful bidder
shall fail to carry out his contract; and AL
bids TO be sealed and addressed to the Board
Utah. MARGARET A GAME,
County Auditor salt Lake County.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ annual meeting of the stockholders OF
the Bingham Tunnel Company will be hsd on
Monday, August and. 1877. at 3 O'Clock p M,
at its once In The ofices OF Dey 4 street,
Lake City, Utah
First-for the election of directors for the
year ensuing
second-for any other business that may
properly come before tho meeting.
ALLAN G LAMsoS,
President of said Corporation.
SALT LAKE CIrY. Utah. July 10, 1897.
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LOGAN.
Juy 10, 1897
LOGAN,
Drank Alcohol of a Toad.

Mrs. Elizabeth Rash OF Smith field
attempted suicide at her homs lat
SUNDAY, AT least, this Ia tue opinion OF
her neighbors. She 10 unfortunately
gwen to tue use OF intoxicante. Shs
had been drinking, aud her childien
put the liquor away from her. Then
she entered Mr.. 5oren WAITS house,
In the absence OF its occu psnte, and
hnding among Mr.. Waite collection
OF curlos vessel In which horned
toau had been preserved for over two
years, che took the vessel and It's con-
tents home aad drank half pint Of
the liquid. Her little girl hud watcher
her ami ran for friends, VINO arrived
In time To keep her from drinking the
rect, ana by hard work. and tue aid OF
n doctor, her shattered iiio was pre-.
served.
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PUBLIC SALE OF BOND S.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAI
IN frank Knox. president OF the ssNiy nl.,
Bank OF the Republic, on the 9Th DAY OF Xxx
at the hour o ~ O'Clock a m at the rom
OF the Dooly Block. near the corner Of se isIs
South and West Temple Streets IN Eau l,hor.
City. Utah. under and by virtue OF the au'I 10
ity in me vested under and BY virtue 0iE,,,sred
certain notes made; executed ana g'" uoru.
by the Metropolitan Investment w.
pany to the National BANK %, MI
Republic. dated December w ltVI ,a5sf
sell at public sale TO the highcst g,sf,
for cash in hsnd the following Described tsra
sonal property ~ said notes Anc con ~. q
pedge described, to.wit' Twenty po n,. M
The Meuopo ithn Investment Comphhli. ,,s,
and in the sum Of 100000 each, with 10 ihs' w
coupons thereto attached, for and ~ u,s'
OF 81. 80, which Haid bonds are OF series Va -
and numbered from 10 70 inclusiyc' ....eksd
like and similar bonds with coupons Ali',, ,sr
numbered from rel TO 1871 inclusive, aNo
lt8 to 175tnclue:ve. /. Inlu
Dated at Salt Lake City. his ist day OF wv
1857. FHANK kNOA, Ia Re
President OF the National Bank oil wv
public.
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An Ordinance amending Section XIV of Chap
ter 90 of the Revised Ordinances of salt
Lake City of 1899.
De 1t ordained by the City Council OF Salt Lake
City. state OF Utah
SECTION I.
That Section Nv of Chapter % of the Revised
Ordinances Of 1892 be amended by striking
ont everything after the word "same" on line
Of sald section, and insertil IN lien thereof
the following: upon the filing OF such appli
cation. and upon payment into the City Treas.
ury OF '2S per annum for each billiard or pool
table. and of SIS per annnm iorleach and every
pin or ball alley or nine or ten pin alley, and
the runway thereof. specified in SAID appiica-
ton, yearly licenses may be Issued thereon"
SECTION II.
20 much of Section KY Chapter 81 Revised
Ordinances OF 1904 in conflict herewith, is
hereby repealed
This ordinance shall be IN force from and
after its approval.
Passed by the City Council of Salt Lake
City, state of Utah. June slh. 1881. title APP
proved and referred to the Mayor for his APP
IsEAL n DAVID S. EMERY
City Recorder
Approved this the 10th day of June, A. ID 1881.
JAMES GLENDlNSIsG.
City and County OF sait Lake IS
/, David b Emery. recorner IN and for sn 1t
Lake City, STATE OF Utah. do hereby certify
that the above and foregoing Is fu l,true, All Il
correct copy OF an ordinance entitled IAN
ordinance amending section XIV of Chapter
20 OF the Revised Ordinances OF salt Lake
City OF 1907" passed by the city Council OF
said city June eth. 1891, ana approved by tho
Mayor June 10th. 1897, as appears Of record in
my Office, ... GOO. ...l.
In witness whereof, have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the corporate seal of SAID
city this the 18th day OF June. A. d. 1897.
lsEALl DAVID 8; EMERY.
CITY Recorder.
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WEEKLY CROP BULLETIN,
Report Of Climate and Crop Service,
Weather Bureau.
Weather In Utah the Past Weeh, nm"
Reports Prom the state Of she
Condition Of Crops.
SALT LAKE CRY. Utah,


July 10, 1917.
Tho weather OF the past week was
,ar,i,y f.voy.hI, to the growth
ho' Re"oi""' - 80, s.,.
and development oil crops III NUS
lions OF the State. During 'ne ~,
mar, oi tho week high southerly winds
.sta, IN many localities, doing
p'"'A -. ~ orchards nud
considerable damage W o'o"''N'
Interfering with hayinB ope'A''''
Ti,ht irnst occurred on the 9lh anu
.,,.,a "a, Summit and
ius"' III Po'' ,a Ia
Wasatch COUNTESS uu' III -',s,,on
reported. There was no pieo'p'aoN
during the week. anu ''e =,
averaged aDo'o h''"''
districts. ,ble
Notwithstanding 'ue ~ crni,s
conditions dufing ,.,,Iy wall mud
generally nre doing IsHy VEL ior
osly need Few goou awarda
satisfactory su'ancen'"'
maturity and I'm
The grain 10 tipehIng Iap.y nj
several localities 'he cor
wheat, re ana Daey ,onr,v IN,
menced. IN Wasn.nson a,,ng com.
harvesting OF wheat Is nearing uv
pletion ara the seconu s,op ,oas Tho
ts about al eatheteu anu ~ go,d,
crops OF this coun,y arc ,epo,sou $40 na
Hayipg Is genera III a., s. n,nI' IL 70.
WIN lew eAoop.'o"'
ported very goou' ,.,s mr..
Potatoes' corn onu ess .,osta ,ood
growing mlIiy "en "hu 'ANN
crops genetaliy. oo,-
WnrfnH AIlU tQulIIblH hto uOhbk tVh
siderable uamase W o'opo ,,a',,,,o-
parts oil the STATE, oeing most sos'uo
tive in kich, Catpoh. NAM, ou.
and Tooeie counties. ne nu.s 10y
Will be Reasonably goou III sh P"i'' VI
tho State.
REMARKS OF CORRESPONDENTS.
,.
Beaver-Wafm uays, coiu h,snu,
with brisk southwest wlhut' etops
looking well but neeu RAM supply VI
water getting low.
Box Elder-Fail Wheht npenIhR
fast and headers are ~ WoIk cu't,ps,
crop Hight; spring etnln oettoi 'nnu
was expected; raspberries flp' heavy
crop; early peaches ana lapticous snom
signs OF rlpening, ntst crop OF iuueIn
about all harvesteuj crop hgh'er 'n@o
last year.
CAche-Warm' nne wen'hei' ciope
looking well, corn anu potntoes s.ow'
Ing nicely; nrst crop OF iuoern nearly
all hauled; iruit trees looking weI'.ry
farm grain geuing rps hisH'eo
crops doing We
Carbon-LverythinS IN .ne WAY Vi
crops growing nicely, wafer noiaing
out wei; seeonu crop OF iuceIn IN 'oino
parts WIZ soon DC feauy u cu', wnea
10 nearing ou', potatoes a'o ''ins
damaged ~ worms
Davis-The past week mas Deen
good Tor the gram cfopsi oool nign,s
ana warm Gays, VIII ooinheucc CUT
ting wheat on tne is.n, anu tne y,e,n
wiz 10 Sixty pol cent o, iormor yuas
but OF better quahty, nay crop All IN
iar@ers report iaIge yIeiu,
Emery-fhe past week nss peen
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ShERIEF'S SALE

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN pursuant to decree of foreclosure and
order OF sale, 10 me directed from tho Dis
trict Court OF tho Third Judicial District OF
the state of Utah, County OF salt Lake, In a
cause therein pending, wherein, stephen
Hays is laintifi, and John Groesbeck, Ann u.
Groesbeck, and Joseph =. GroesDeck, ct al
are defendants, to which said decree and order
OF sale. reference is hereby maze, 1 shall ex.
bidder for cash. at the West Front Door OF the
County Court House, In the City OF salt Lake,
County OF salt Lake, State OF Utah, on the
3ist day OF July, A. d. 1897 at u O'Clock noon, alt
the right. title. claim md interest of John
Groesbeck, Ann ID. Groesbeek, md Joseph \,
9roespec.. tal. of. in and TO the following
described real estate. to wit; An undivided
ne-third y interest In the Northwest quarter
of section thirty-four tsD, Township One
south OF Range wo West, rnlt Lake Meri-
County, Utah. Also an undivided two-thirds
~. OF SIX ~ acres of land, situated on the
West aide of the Jordan River, IN Township
Salt Lake Meridian, and particularly
described as follows, Notwithstanding at y
eight tenths Qal $ 10y rods west of The west
bank of the Jordan river. On the south side OF
tho road that eNtenie west from tue weet end
OF Third soplh street, SAT- Lake CITY; thence
south forty tlO) rods thence cast twenty four
t2i) rods thence north forty tin) rods thence
west twenty cav rods 10 the place OF be-
ginning; situate In ralt Lake county, state OF
Utah The said tract OF land last above des-
cTibed At beginning laI 10 rods west OF tho
wet bank of mo Jordan river, on The fouth
eide of the road that extends west from the
west end OF Third South street, salt Lake
City, thence south forty tiO) rods, thence east
twenty -four t2p rods, thence north forty (iO)
rods thence west twenty four ga rods to the
place OF beginning, Is part OF the southwest
quarter of section two W and part OF the
southeast quarter OF eecliou three t3l, In said
Township one south OF Range one west OF the
salt La Q Meridian: To be sold as the property
of John a. Groesback, Ann y Groesbeek and
Joseph Groesbech ct al, under said decree
s.wAa uf al La I'm la nj ~
DaIed ut salt Lake City. Utah, this loth day
of July. 1881.
Sheriff Of salt hake County.
By j. u TIWMoSY,
Deputy.
BOOTH. LEE GRAY, Attorneys FOR plain.
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people appreciate the plan OF hhviD
the brethren on { elr visits TO cur
Stake getnerinva come In ut MOntpe-
Ter, az Elder, q isrd AN Rsynolds
did-hold meelinx with the : axe 81
Paris and contirus their journey via
Evanston, holding nesting. IN the
larger wards 30 TINT oil the people
may participate In these excellent Of
cations
All who visited the STAKE Sunday
school conference report very hhe
ume-the largest anu best gathering
ever held In the Tabernacle. Weather
fine. y ION prosperp, all In well.
JOSEPH IRWIN,
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VoU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO Az.
L pear in an action brought Agalnstyoa
by tho above named plaintiff in the District
Court OF the Thrd Judicial district OF the sisis
Of Utah, and 10 answer the complaint hta
therein within ton days lexclusWe or tue ual
of servicc) after the service on you Of I'll.
summors-if served within this county; OF,
served out of this county. but in this distriet
within twenty days; otherwise within iQrV
dAys-or Judgment by default will be tsiea
against you, according to the prayer OF sAa
complaint. ,..
of this court appointing guardian I'D illsh
for defendant, Joseph T. Flanagan WIZ
non compos menus; to have tudgment,agan
the defendants, Flanagan. Tor the sum Vi "
principal and interest thereon al the rate o.
per cent per month from December =, ~
FOR IS 80 taxes, with interest at $ per cent y.
arnum from April ~. 1891; for SLOW hllornp'
fees and FOR costs of suit ;Allegodto he due ploA
o certain promisaorynoie.execu BY sMa ~.
PENDANTS, Flanagan, to one y. b, seheuq,
agent for the plaintiff at salt Lake cliyp
9Th 1895, for the sum OF s2It, bearing nI tits,
nj per cent per month, same being secultqu
a mortgage OF even date Herewith or pIen,see'
hereinafter described, executed by said oeles ~,
ants. Flanagan. to plaintiff, who Is nov ~ ~
Legal owner and holder of said note anu Mvi..
gnge; that no part of SAID note has been pNs
except the sum of s33 on the interest lhaso.
April ~, 1881. plaintiff paid on said pTeuiiesh,.
delinquent taxes the sum OF s,.a, W h,en M
not been paid by said defendants 10 hsSe w
usual statutory decree of this court loi
foreclosure OF said mortgage and the sns
said premises; that proceeds OF salo say .ns,s
applied in payments OF amounts duo o. sou,.
End that defendants and ali persona ciaiisswn
under them be barred and foreelosed =, r.,
claim of equity of redemption therein, ALA ~. ~
other relief SAID premises being desct''''''
follows: - a,
Beginning go rods W. of tho y. =; Oo,i s, II
tho :. VIZ OF Sec q. T. s., OF T. W. ~
Lake Mer. thence W. 80 rods, thence 5 ~
rods. thence E. 50 rods, thence n. 9eb roos
place OF beginning, containing ~ seI Ir,,S
land being situate In alt Lake County, Va ~
And yen are hereby notified that " you nt n
to appear and answer the said complain, "a
above required, the said plaintiff VIII APP"
the Court for the relief demanded therein, .s.
Witness, Tho Honorable Judges AND w ggs,,d
OF the District Court OF the Ip ~
Judicial District. IN ana ~ ~, n
(sEAL) state of Utah. this 99lp ~ sors
April, In the year OF our Loriuo,s.
thousand eight hundred ana niH''
DAVID O. DUNBAR, CLERK
BY GEO, ID. LOOMS. Deputy Clerk