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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-05-13
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
toaHt-siJSEE's OFFICE.
Alngwood. vs. Va. pr.l -. isg7 (
Louise z. Duln

toHHt-siJSEK's OFFICE
Alngwopd. rs Va. APRIL - 1897.
Louise r. Dugn
vs.. Equity
hargery E. Squifes e. al \
The above entitled chaucery cause. by a dc
cree % the Circuit Court 81 Preston county
made therein. on the 18th day ~ March A -
1871 having boon referred 20 the uud rsi.nc
tonwi7sionor iu Clauccry. with ia" follow !,
directions O. as Crtaiu and report Ie re-. ,.-
tatc owned ~ the defendant. Margcrv usfcs.
the state and condition uf The ti:ie 90 r,.t8 tbe
liens and charges thereon. their amount. char
actcr. priur.tics. and 90 whom owing. aud that
he report any other pertinent matter which
may be deemed so b. himself or reuuirci bv
the parties or any Of them
The parties 10 said cIusC. tO-wlt Louisa =
ilunn. plaintiff. and Mar cry Squires, l. VI. Al.
bright I y Orr, NJ. G. Feather. g O. Feather
ana 4 n. erucr. partfers under name 81
Feather & Werner. VIM n Motheny and Chas.
w: Dorsey tru tee defendants will, therefore,
take notice, that, ON the 10Th day uf Nav A.
j., ~, az my Office in Eiugwood Preston
cute said decree
Given under ny hand this Goth day Of Arm.
a. d.. i-.G. j a n ,r-oS T,oruS- 80
BROWN d HTDE, Att -. N@s o. II eG.ioj
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-05-13

WEST Vrc.fVn. er.
40 Eu'cF fH'd iu in" ti.rH' o0ir. rf flr cir
Quit uuri of Preston county, ou tho Gr.t Sion
ddy 0f AIii 1890
T.J. Crogau
iu DhWccry
d. o.. Egvnr.criN ot al
|hn object oft tII. .I.f f.. fH enforce OBJ. IIru .f
fho plaintiff Judgment against iI. rorI estate
Df fhc defendant. iI a.. EHrrUseIIN and if rr.
rearing fHIf fln defendant. n. a. f.s.rsrrHr
i. NOT rr.I I,rt OFF Obs State. on motion of fbe
UI.iut0. DO b. ordered lhaf fhn said defendant
81. appear hero within uU. month afilr the dffe
necessary a. protect H.. Interest. and IiIf tI..
D.IUI ID. luU..uU. Boo iU. Hu-f NIreir.a ARGUS.
news paper INUl"n.N IL. ODDS county
copy .Ic.t >. W NtIarr. fI.rt.
T.I. CUHsls. .UU..t I for N'1IufIF
10 40 8. Sob
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-05-13

The war between Greece and
Turkey is about to collapse and
will likely soon come to an end.
Some hard fighting has been done
on both sides, rs the Turks and
Greeks are both good soldiers, but
the latter have no leaders Of any
special ability and have lost coufi =
dence in their King and his ad-
visers, who seem to be the wrong
men in the right place.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-05-13

l.. J. CRoGAN, Council for Plaintiff
(5-1 -07-4t-S3. 90
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-05-13
NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.

BROWN & HYDE. Counsel for Pr
(5-19-97-4t-S4.3O.)
Daily camera., 1897-06-19
State Medical School.

The regents of the State university, by
failing to apply for rehearing of the
medical school case, have accepted the
recent decision of the supreme court as
final as to their power to maintain any
portion of the medical course in Denver
This is probably wise, as there is no evi.
dence leading to the belief that the court
would change its views.
There will, however, be no injury done
to the medical department of the univer-
sity. The school will be maintained at
Boulder with more vigor and excellence
than ever for the first two years course,
and from it the students will be trans.
ferred to what will probably be the Union
Medical school Of Denver, to be COM
posed of the old faculty of the State uni
versity in this city and of the Gross
Medical college. This course will be
open to no legal or constitutional objec-
ton, and will probably result in better
trained graduates than did the system
which the opinl>u of the supreme court
abolished.
The facilities of the State university
for teaching the ground work of the
medical profession are unexcelled, and
it will undoubtedly make the two years
course as thorough and complete as it Is
possible to do.-Denver News.
Daily camera., 1897-06-19
X. OF P. Memorial Day.

K. of P. Memorial day exercises at K.
of P. hall Sunday June goth will COM
mence at 80 pm, sharp. All men,
bers of Boulder Lodge No. 76. and visit
ing members, also members of Silver
State Temple, No. 8 R. S., are requested
to report promptly. The U. R. and
lodges will leave the hall at p. m. to
conclude the ceremonies az the cemetery.
E. G. FINE, c. c.
All members of Boulder Commandery
No. II and band U. R. K. OF P. will as.
semble at 80 p. m. sharp, Sunday June
10th, at K. of P. hall, in full dress uniform
to participate in Memorial exercises.
By order of H. CRARY,
E. V.'BEDFoRD, Captain.
Recorder.
The Rathbone Sisters will meet at
their hall at I:15 p. m. Sunday, June 20,
to attend the Memorial exercises of
Boulder lodge No. 76 K. of P.
IDA D. ARNETT, M. E. c.
Daily camera., 1897-06-19
SHeRMAN'S FAILING MEMO!.
The Secretary of State Not Responsible for
His Utterances.

The Secretary of State Not Responsible for
His Utterances.
Washington, June Io.-Secretary Sher-
mans failing powers are growing serious
and render his resignation imperative if
the administration is to be saved from
grave diplomatic blunders or the neces-
sity of an open avowal of the irresponsi-
bility of the secretary. The foreign
diplomats are all agog over the garrulous
talk of Sherman, IN which he stated his
opposition to the Hawaiian treaty, and
later followed it by declaration that he
didn't mean all he said. His habit of
giving important interviews to CORE
spondents on one day and denying them
the next with equal solemnity, has made
him terror to all newspaper men.
Judge Day is the real head of the de.
partment, but as long as Sherman is Sec
retary, the old statesman's utterances
will be given weight.
Daily camera., 1897-06-19
Business Notice.

Notice is hereby given that have sold
to Ross Nicholson, late of Steubenville,
O., the bakery and grocery business con-
Quoted by me at No. 1920 Pearl street,
Boulder All accounts due me should
be paid to Ross Nicholson, who will con-
duct the business at the old stand. |
desire at this time to bespeak for him the
generous patronage of the public.
]. H. CoNLEY.
Boulder, Colo, June.1o. 1897.
Daily camera., 1897-06-19
Poetry and Realism.

II never before realized what a grand
and glorious country you have out here"
said Boston visitor to north side lady,
after gazing at one of our beautiful sum
sets. "What glorious expanse of coun-
try! What life and health and strength
in the air! What cerulean blue in the sky
above! What lights and shadows as the
sun goes down behind the western hills!
What tints of rose paling into soft pur-
pie, touched with amber! Is it not ex
quisitee"
"Yes." came the soft reply. "thats
right. We can knock the socks off OF
Boston when it comes to sunsets. ."-Pu-
eblo Standard.
Daily camera., 1897-06-19
VALUABLE BOOKS BURNED.

The Elegant Library Building Of the Iowa
University Goes Up in Flames.
Iowa City, Ia, June 1o-Fire early this
morning destroyed the library building
of the Iowa State university. and resulted
in the loss of one life. The building was
struck by lightr.ng and despite the
heroic efforts of the volunteer depart
ment, the edifce was destroyed. together
with valuable collection of books which
it has taken years to collect. The loss
was $4,000.
Daily camera., 1897-06-19
For Early and Sunday Closing.

The following names have been added
to the agreement for Sunday and early
closing since its last publication in these
columns:
c. N. Baylor, Haffner & HaAner. Dan.
forth & Ward, Bruce & Cook, Tudor &
Euler, Bliss & Holbrook, H. H. Clark,
Minta Wilson, Madame X. Lewis, Ed
Harris, Joseph Hooking, Ed Bedford, c,
P. Pettenglll, Singer Mfg. Co., w. W.
Volt, R. Nicholson.
Daily camera., 1897-06-19
A Collector Went Cunning.

Weir City, Kas.. June Io.-John Poteau
a joint keeper, went out collecting with
a gun this morning. He calleda debtor,
John Roark, to the door of his house and
emptied the contents of his gun into him.
Poteau has escaped.
Daily camera., 1897-06-19
Killed by an Elevator.

Kansas City, June 1o-Edward Nor.
gan, an elevator boy in the Temple
building, attempted to enter an ascend
ing elevator this morning and being
caught between the door and the screen
was fatally crushed.
Daily camera., 1897-06-19

Committed Suicide Through Dependency.
Cincinnati. O., June Io-Benjamen
Pinkman, motorman.on the CONSOLIDATE
ed street railway company's line. was
discharged on account of wearing a
flower on his coat, and this morning COM
mitted suicide.
Daily camera., 1897-06-19
Woodmen, Attention.!

All Woodmen are earnestly requested
to meet at the hall tomorrow morning,
June 20. at o:3o sharp, to take part in the
funeral of Miss Dckey. late member of
the Woodman Circle.
A. L. DEWALT, c. c.
w. B. JoBE, Clerk.
Daily camera., 1897-06-19
Held Up an Electric Car.

Melrose, Mass, June 1o.-Masked
highwaymen held up an electric car on
Reading heights last night Three out
of five passengers were women. The
robbers secured all the money in the
possession of the passengers.
Daily camera., 1897-06-19
Broke the Worlds Record.

New York, June 1o-During prelim-
mary trial trip by small vessel made
by Charles Mosher, the worlds record
for mile was made on the Hudson this
morning. The time was 1 minute and
IS seconds.
Daily camera., 1897-06-19
ADuty to His Country.

New York. June Io-"I do not want to
go to Spain" said Col. Woodford today,
''but consider it my duty just as con-
sidered it my duty to enter the civil
war;" He will sail for Europe about the
10th of July.
Daily camera., 1897-06-19
NJ, BroZ for Crete,

Berne Switzerland, June ION. Broz,
ex-president of Switzerland, has been in
vited to accept the position of crown
governor of Crete. He does not feel
disposed to accept.
Daily camera., 1897-06-19
GRAND OPENING.
Masonic Temple Opera House Opened by
Hosmer- Ross Company.

Hosmer- Ross Company.
On Friday, June IS, the doors of the
new opera house will be thrown open to
the theatre goers of Boulder. The man.
agement has secured on this occasion
one of the best companies on the road
TO initiate our amusement palace, the
Albert Hosmer and Hattie Ross CON-
pany. who will appear on Friday night
in the great comedy drama "The Plum
ger" Saturday afternoon London As
surance," Saturday night, "Monte Cristo." p"
Daily camera., 1897-06-19
Hanna's AscendencY.

Cleveland, June 1o.-In the county
convention this morning, the Hanna
people stood 346 anti-Hanna 1913.
Daily camera., 1897-06-19
Electric Storms Continue.

Cincinnati, June Io-The heavy storms
in this state yesterday afternoon result
ed in four more deaths from lightning.
Daily camera., 1897-06-19
Run Over by AN Electric Car.

Denver, June Io.-The 3.year old ad-
opted child OF Frank w. Ingersoll was
run over and killed by an electric car
this morning.
Daily camera., 1897-06-19
Pacific Circle, w. of W., Attention!

Pacific Circle, w. of W., Attention!
Members are hereby requested to meet
at Trezise's undertaking parlors Sunday
morning June 10th, at o:3o sharp to at
tend the funeral of Neighbor Belle
Dickey. MRS. IDA BASS. Clerk.
Daily camera., 1897-06-19

To Cure q Cold In Ono Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure. Only IS cents.
Daily camera., 1897-06-19
TODAY 5 NEWS.
REFUSED THE SUPERSeDEAS.
Matt Adams Will be Taken to the Peniten-
tIary Probably Tonight.

Denver, June Io-The supreme court
handed down decision today denying
the supersedeas to Matt Adams Adams
will probably be taken to Canon City to-
night.
Daily camera., 1897-06-19
Siiver Quotation.

Silver Quotation.
New York, June Io-Silver is quoted at
OK today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-28

dav or two. He will likely be aSs,g s'en
10 the opening games between ilouS'o''
AM Mciann and Knox wei probably get IN
Monday. ,. yrau two of the
Bronchos. are both on me IL ns snrinc
s sril.Il'ir one with bad finger and the
ppthor v,th a wrsnclTel knee ,,.o,,o
IN letter to friend at san nn An'1p,i ts
Percy Griffith says ne mas s,s.sou gII iI,,
vyori, is hts new manager. Many OF th1
l m9rN enthusiasts vns hopeful that Sr ,bjl
n'o,,id be- playing with scne team IN TINS
circuit. .r, vv,ll MAY two
49, a, Gan Antonio next SATURDAY emu
Sunday. The nine has been , nIsy ,he
Father good hall in the towns aip ION , ,no
Rio Grande. and ousnt r ~ ssI '
fesJonals here siiIl Aise'"'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-28
'ViES FOR THE FANS.
f HAS PUT IN HIS AP-
PEARANCE.
=" Come Next Thur.day-Two
Are Already Laid Up.
e nj Galveston Today.

ksen,. DeVeney, the Buffaloes' third
Aatior.s so' In yesterday on ahe inter-
u n,,. nser from st. Louis. He was at
fduleo 4; 1eSterday afternoon. but did not
- repusa ,lsro practice. Deveney has
lhyer-S OF being a very fine ball
M shros'ons hitter. an accurate aud
mon hslrS and not afraid 10 tackle a
- d az from Cote states that he VIII
IA 0as@ appearance Thursday next.
&SSSs vi Probably be arranged with
Invles tssm for Sunday. Aprl I.
h "a 1sk has been In the city for =
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-28
Black Greradine.
Black Brussels Net.

Pieces 45-lnch Black Brussels Not.
pure Silk, worth $l.25 yard. at csc
yard
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-28

will be at the 225-yard target. There Is
considerable rivalry az 10 who is the best
shot IN the club now. and a fifty shot
rcst match between two OF the most
prominent members of the yerein viii %
shortly shot off, perhaps today. n The
weather conditions are favorable.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-28
scheutsenverein To-day.

The Houston schueizenyerein WI. na,.
.,.,r ,aauIar monthly prize shoot a. tne'r
range at Mekei's Grove thus si's soossns
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-16
Practical Versus Metaphysical
Economics.


Whatever may be true OF other
sciences, 1t cannot oe said OF economics
that sit Is Its own excuse Tor being.'
The etudy Of economics ia little better
than waste OF time unless 1, contrib.
utes TO the practical solution Of social
problems. Economists should ba the
ecientiflc advieeis of statesmen to the
End OF promoting the opportunities
and conditions for euccesaiui industrial
pursuits and social development,
Gu the great questions affecting The
very life OF nstions, Ike money, bank
ing, revenue, protection, wages, etc.,
the Influence OF the economists, VINO
ought to be experts, is almost NIL
There 10 probably not college In this
cnu ntry nor In Europe where resp0g,
sible statesmen would think OF
going for seTiOus consultation on atiy
great measure OF puoiic policy. why
Is thi.2 IL Ia not true OF other branches
Of knowledge; why should IT be true
OF economics2 In biology, physiology,
chemistry, architecture, engineering
pedagogy and lhw, knowledge oil iesus
TO practical efficiency and social use
fuInese, and the advice OF the experts
in all tnuse departments 10 sought on
sill important occasions, whereas, In
economies, II is avoided or rejected
with the feeling snd not infrequently
with the statement, "thby are the-
orists." The others are all theorists,
too; indeed II is bscsuse they are
theorihts that they ars called In 10
pass upon the wisdom OF Undertakings
in which the correct theory alone IL
adequate to furnish n reliable opinion.
Then why are economists re-
jeeteof The real reason IL this: In
the other departments OF knowledg',
the theories have constructive rela'
tlon TO the phenomena studied, while
in economics they have had for the
moet part only an abstract and meta
PHI ysical relation to the tubjsct. The
tendency has been to study toononics
from Hypothetical rather than actual
phenomens, and 10 find out what
would occur under conditions that
never exist, and practically create a
world In which nobody livss, by elm
mating nearly all the phenomena that
modify and mold human conduct.
Thus, abstract principles are arrived
at which, II true, would render no aid
in dealing with practical problems.
Hence, so many ecOnomists, insteaJ Of
being leaders OF social progress, are
logical anarchists and Advocates OF the
doctrine OF do-nothingism,-Gunton'
Magazine for February.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-16

An ordnance fixing the compensation of the
Chairman OF the Board OF Public WORKS OF
snlt Lake city.
De 1t ordained by the City Council:
Section /. Tho salary of tho Chairman of
the Board of Public Works IL hereby fixed
AT eighty. three and 35-l0O dollars per month.
Section .. All ordinances and resolutions OF
the Council in conflict herewith are hereby
repealed, and this ordinance shall take effect
upon its approval.
Passed by the City Council Of Salt Lake
City. state OF Utah, February End, 1897. title
approved and referred To the Mayor for his
approval,
tsEAL.j DAVID S. EMERY,
City Recorder.
Approved this the 4th day OF February A. ID.
1891. JAMES SLESDiNNlNG,
Mayor.
sTArE or UTAH, L.
City and County OF salt Lake.
], David :. kmery, recorder in and for salt
Lake CITY state Of Utah, do hereby certify
that the above snd foregoing is a fu, !. true and
correct copy Of an ordinance entitled IAN
ordinance liking the compensation of tho
Chairman of the Board Of Public Works OF
SAT- Lake Olty," passed bv the City Council OF
SAID city February End. 1897, and approved by
the mayor February ith, 1877. as appears Of
record IN my once.
In witness whereof have hereuDto set my
hama and Affixed the corporate seal
(sEAL.) of SAID city this the 18th day OF PeD-
ruary, A. u. lhg7
DAVID S. EMERY,
City Recorder
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-16
The Cost of Electric Plants

The minor items OF capital account,
such rs cash kept on hand for pay
ment of operatives, bill receivable,
fuel on hand, supplies on hand, ETC..
are all as large for an itoiated plant In
proportion to its size as Tor central
station. AT first sight, perhaps, Items
like "accounts receivable" are not part
Of the capital account OF an isolated
plant. 1t takes, however, only
moments reflection TO SEE That, II tn 9
light is included In the rent, the hold.
ing back OF rent bill by tenant
infiicts exactly the same proportional
expense on the Isolated plant that the
holding back OF u light bill tflicls on
a central station. The same principle
applies to the rest OF the capital
charges.
Now, the costs OF the electric lines
ana conductors, and OF the boilers,
make up In all about forty per cent OF
the capital Of the central station,
nearly all OF which Is saved by the
isolAted plant. An isolated plant must
provide the capital for the other items
in proportion to Its size. Gnd this Is
nifty per cent more In proportion to the
current used, GU account OF the extra
MY per cent OF machiaery needed by
the isolated plant, ss shown above.
One hundred and nifty per cent Of 80
per cent is 81 per cent, leaving the
isolated plant apparently 10 per cent
cheaper In ffst cost than tue central
station. Against this, however, NUT
be set the fact that the central station
is q big Undertaking, and the isolatsd
plant little one, and that buying in
large quantities lie cheaper ihau buying
In smaii.-rhe Engineering Magazine
for February.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-16

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT pIin
~ sunnt to an order OF sale and decree OF
foreclosure TO me directed from the Third
judicial District Court OF the stalu OF uIah
county OF salt axe. IN q cause therein penG'
ing wherein stephen Alloy ana George ii
Alley arc plaintihs, ana Y w. 4. GiiGlih
mont company, a corporation, n. NJ. Rirra i
a. fTltsUho. Arthur y teri, Parker 4 benun
corporation, National bans of the norublic'
2 corporation, John NJ. Whitaker, William
Craig, David James & Company and ita sna.
ccssor Jnmos. spencerbateman COMPANY. a
corporation, g. w L; orifiilh trustee. nait
Lake city. municipal corporation, sarah II
Gibson. Gil ort l.. Chamberlain, and MS
WIFE,, Anne II. Chamberlain Il &. Col,
70, NJ 4; hnrhens, John Vaughan. ca Amber.
Pau W. Horboch. Paul A iorboch, i. 81
Perkina. and william ri. Hall are defendanta
TO winch order OF sale and decree rcfercn ned
IS hereby made. ! ehall expose for sale n;
pubic auction 10 the highest bidder Tor cnrb ~
the wost front door of tho County Court House
n the CITY OF alt Lake, County OF alt lnke'
staie OF Utah. on the 18th day Of February, a.
u lf9i, ~ u O'CLOCK moon, all he right. title
claim and interest of G. W, II. Grinth Prlciln
a. Grinlth, the Metrop oliian lnyCstmont Com,
pany. corporation. L. NJ. Bigea, j. a.
corporation National Bank of tho RepUbIic. a
corporation, JOHN NJ Whitaker, William Craip
David James " uqmpAny. and It's successors.
James. spencer Bnteman Company, .corpor.
alton, 6. W. y. Grii,ith. Trustee, sGN IHt,
city, municipal corporation, sarah 4. Gil.
bon, Gilbert l.. ChaIiibarl ain, and hi, VIE
AMMO II. Chamberlain, H. c. collie. NJ. \
Burhans. John Naughan, -. 4. Amber, Taut
W. norboch, raul A. liorboch. r NJ Perkins
and VIM. NJ. Hail, in Hnd 10 the following
described real estate, situate in salt Iake
County, state OF Utah, to wit; M OF lot
twenty t20). In Block fifteen 49, rive AGRA
nat "a" bir Field survey, tho same being A
part OF tho northwest quarter of section seven
teen 40, township one south. range one east
salt Lake Meridian, containing five acres more
or less, together with the tenome nte. hereGitn.
monts, privileges and appurtenances, to be
sold as the property Of 6 ". j. GrifNlih and
fricilla \. orinith, under said order OF sale
and decree In the above cause
Dated at salt Lake city, Utah, this 18th day
of January, A. ID. 1887.
THOMAS y. LEwIs.
sheriff OF salt Lake County. Utah.
by j u. TtMMoEv,
Deputy sheriff.
+. Young & Moyle, attorneys for pla milf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-16
REcElyER,s sALe.

NrOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT rUR.
~ sdant to an OrGor Of 81 Z ana decree OF
fofcClos ure 10 mo directed from the lhirn
Distrtct Court OF ghe State OF Utah. County OF
SAT- LRtc ~ the ease therein pending. ~
which c II, Deere ~ plaintiff and denny Was
uner. MRrgureiha Msgoner, The WHsencr
brewing Company, % corporation, the Nation
vi Bank Of the Republic. a corporation. Wm
. chuuillcf George Cullens ana brigham loung
Trust Company, a corporation, are defend
cucc Is hereby madc, ehAil expose Tor sale At
public auction TO she uighcst bidder for cash
at tAe east front door Of the joint CITY anu
County Euluing IN the city and county OF
salt Lake, State ot Utah, upon the 21th day OF
February, a. ID. 1871, ut u o'clock noon
below described. aud al Tho right.
titic claim or interest Of said Hourly
Wegenor. Margnctha wagner, WAGNER
Brewing Company, National Bank OF tue Re.
public, William -chsunler, George Cuilens
and brigham Young trust tompAny ia ard to
the following described real estate 81 uaie IN
salt Lake county. state az Utah, TO wit:
An OF tho cast nnif Of the northwest quarter
md lots one ~ ana two lai OF section eleven
an, township one ~ south. range one q
ments. hofoditaments ami RppurtenGnces
theTCunto belonging.
Also al OF the south half Of lot one On block
siNty-three PLAT H. SAT- Lake CITY sur
yey together with AL the tenement mere,
duAments, privileges and nppufionanees
thereuntO belonging, to be sold as the proper
~ Of Henry WAGNER. MarpAretha WAGNER
and tho Wagner Brewing Company. under
sad order OF sale ana decree IN the above
Dated salt Lake CITY Utah February sih,
CYRUS I. HAwLEY,
Receiver OF tie WAGNER Brewing company,
srEfHENs a sNiilt. PLAINTIFF Attorneys