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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-11-03
BLANKETS
FOR EVERYBODY.

You'll think so when you see the stock. This Isl
blanket weather. there's snap in the air especially att
might there's snap to the business This department.
lis busy just now and such values as we are offering will
make it buster.
1t would take much space tell what kind of blankets
we haven't than what have There's everything in grey and in white m
1914 a and 1874 size and in all qualities.
we make speciality of fine wool blankets at from $3.50 to
pair and at these prices will satisfy beauty and value
We making special blanket efforts this week and the kinds
are most likely want the $780, SIS and $50 kinds Our leader is
wool blanket made called Pride" and with hand
cood borebe pink and yellow bound with wide silk bind
ng-1o-4 size, $3.50, 114 1926 124, so.75.
White blankets down pair Cood blankets from 48s
pair Red blankets with black bodvery popular for students
and 375 Wool crib blankets sizes 3oxo and 4ox56 1913 to
3.25 pair
WRAPPER BLANKETS.
Our assortment of single fine quality blankets for wrappers grand
They SOFT beautiful colo with figures blending ooo you
haven't and let show them oyou Perhaps
tempt you. $3.50 and $50 pair.
Generous Comforters from CSC to $3.50
Down Pufs SITS to 900
Wool Puf, 5000. IT,
|
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-11-03
SHRINERS PILGRIMAGE.

st. John, N. B., November 2-One
hundred and sixty Mystic Shrlnefs from
Lewiston, Me-, arrived by special train
this afternoon and tonight they own the
town. A special session was held and
fifteen ST. John Knights Templar and
seven visitors were initiated. Abanquet fol-
lowed. Tomorrow the visitors will devote
the day to taking in the sights of the
city, returning home on Friday.
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GROCERY STORE DAMAGED BY
FIRE, e1r

Waterville, November Wv. P. Stew.
art & Co.'s large grocery store on Main
street. was damaged this afternoon by
fire and smoke to the amount of $1,000.
The fire was due to the carelessness of a
clerk when lighting a lamp in the kero-
sene room of the basement.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-11-03
NO CONSOLIDATION.

Boston, November a.-President David
B. Lord, Jr., of the Manufacturer
National bank and Cashier George p.
Ts nney of the Freemans' bank, today
made unqualified denial Of the statement
that movement is under way to consoh'
date these two banks with the Continen-
tai
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-11-03

BOWLING AT. SOUTH PORTLAND.
At Trefethen's alleys in South Port
land yesterday the Ieweys won, scoring
1924 pins to the Rough Riders 1919. 1t
was one of the best games of the season.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-11-03
GAVE HIM a RING.

Edward Miles, the driver of hose five,
had a birthday the other day and he was
the recipient of diamond ring froEl his
friends in Portland. Mr.. Miles received
the ring by mail and has no idea who
sent it to him.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-11-03
BARNES STILL AT LARGE.

Rockland, November 2.-Wm. Barnes
who escaped from the insans department.
at the state prison yesterday Is still at
large, no trace of him having as yet been
found.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-11-03
BOWDOIN DEFEA rs EXETER.

+. Exeter, N. H., November 2.-Bowdoin
won the football game today with Exeter
through the latter's inability to circle the
visitors ends. Plunges through the line
resulted in one touchdown for Exeter,
but Bowdoin scored twice in the first
half, Gregson going over Exeter line
within two minutes after the game
started. The line up:
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-11-03
D,EERrNG HIGH SCHOOL DEFEA TEL

UEERING HUI OCHOOI DNF liza led
ESPECIAL 70 THE PREssI
Lewiston, November 2..-Edward Little
high school OF Auburn defeated Deering
high in we'll played game on Lee park
today. Round the end plays and long
runs abounded.
Lire up and summary:
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tuoso. and director of the Boston Train
ing School of Music, will also appear
Mr.. Salmon is thorough artist. his Sc
lections are given with great brillianoy'
while his splendid technique and ex-
quisite touch charm his l1stners' 3
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-11-03
NOTES.

The Rubenstein Quartette, will soon DC
heard at Kotzschmar Hal. ~,
"In Old Kentuoky''w be seen a5 the
Jefferson next week. a.,
''zephra" will be given soon IN nhe
style at The jefferson.
SIN Persian Garden ;! 10 an assured
faot The Subscriptions have been salts
factory. and the cantata will be produced
at Kotzschmar Hall about November
Both
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-11-03

Scnre-Auburn, 81; Deering. -. Touch
downs-HalI, 2; Harlow. Lord, Body,
Williams. Goals from Jouchdowns-
Clements, Jordan. 2. Umpire-Murphy.
Referee-Johnson. Linesmen-Baker and
| Bartlett Time-l5 and 20 minute halves.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-11-03

down and goal-Sullivan. Time-2C
minute halves. Mr.. Wenzt, umpire; Mr..
Scott Wilson, referee; Messrs. Clark and
Perry lnssmen. saga
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-11-03
BOWDOIN.
EXETER.

Umpire-Ross. Referee-Dr. Richards.
Tinemen-Clay and Bellatty. Touch
downs-Gregson. Cloudman and hogan.
Goais-W. Clarke, 2. Total score-Bow-
doin, ~; Exeter. 5. Time-So and 20
rninute halves.
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The second entertainment in the Boston
Star course will be given at the 'Auditori-
um this evening, when Ian Maclaren's
charming and pathetic stories, "Beside
the Bonnie Briarl Bush," and 1.-THE Days
of Aud Lang Syne," will be recited and
exquisitely illustrated with more than
100 life-like and colored pictures by Mr..
Albert Armstrong, who has just returned
from Scotland, where herrsecured pictures
Of the real scenes and people of Maclarens
| stories, land learned many things of great
interest concerning the characters and GUS
toms OF this quaint people in their own
little glen. Both by natural gifts and
thorough training, he is better qualified
to give such reading than anyone
known to the platform.
Mr. Alyah Glover Salmon, piano vir.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-02-14
PROVO.
PROVO. UTAH, FEB. IA, 1895
Fourth District Court.

Joh,, g t,otIo has Nod n neti,ion for
Iott"rs ar Standardization in the estate
~ An,anda Gn,rons RoIIn deceased:
Sio,dn,. March Srd ms been set for
henri,,c tha nathan.
siain ~ titnb va Zanes Partridge,
bureIary. dcrcndnnt arrnipncd and Civ
oa hi iorcb IN Ia nirnd. his bond.
g,orn raieed from Sgb0 Ctho amount
n-eA IA, Justice pooth Mt the prelimi-
,,t,.,- h:,rl,,c, ia s500 which was given.
tebn p 'iones vs Inhn ZONES. affidavit
,nr ,,,,hiicotion az summons fled. and
.,,,np,nns nraarod nublisbed.
statc ~ Iitah US IRWIN Collect. fornl-
c,tion. nicn of moi guilty entered by
d"toni,,,,
In tbe rosc of Provo CITY vs. Provo
t,a,ch coInoI commune Of nj nlaintiff's
inntinr fn, , new trinI nroyiot,sly sub
,nittsd w,rs granted The suit was
hrn,,gbt nv thc city n-inst the plain
,iefs Which embrace thn various canal
cnn,nanIee COMBINATIONS and Individuals
,yhn uas water from the Provo river
In Irtah c",,ntv in order TO determine
n,diciaiiv tbc riehts Of The various par-
iiea Interested Tho case was heard
hv charles DeNfoIsv. ESQ. referee. and
on AnrII 9sth isa7 he filed his findings.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-02-14

ARGOS, Spanish minister to Mexico. as
successor to De LONE. because he could
laku charge Of the Spanish legation at
Washington this week.
The American colony in Berlin will
celebrate Wnahington's birthday The
United states ambassador Mr.. Andrew
u. White. will receive the Americans at
his residence and there VIII be music
and dancing. Mi White will make a
speech.
The Populist members OF the Senate
and House OF Representatives held a
conference last night In the committee
rooms OF Senator Alien Of Nebraska.
for the purpose Of considering the ad-
dress which Is 10 be issued TO the peo-
pie OF the country.
Col. Nleves Hernandez, who was sus-
pectod Of completely In the Garcia con-
spiracy and was tried by court-martiai
and sentenced to death, Is now dying
at the San Diego. Mexico. military
prison. He was Of strong constitution
but inactive life has told on him. and
he Is slowly wasting away.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-02-14

]. L. Robson of Salt Lake was in
Provo yesterday. visiting relatives.
Louis w. Lund of Pleasant Grove has
returned from mission to Florida.
Joseph T. MoEwan has boon engaged
as the manager of Knight & Sons
roller mill,
Ed Olson has moved to Salt Lake
City to accept position with the
oregon Short Line Railroad company.
President b. Cluff Jr.. of the Brigham
Young Academy, IL expected home from
his Sandwich island trip in about two
weeks.
Mrs, Barbary Stanton, OF paysnn, has
been appointed guardian OF the per
sons and estates Of George A. stanton
ct al, minors, upon giving u bond OF
5000.
The Provo school teachers gave a
pleasant social in the Parker school
Friday evening In honor of the menu
beers Of the old and new board of edu-
cation.
As a result OF the labors OF the NJ.
l. a. missionaries in this Stake the
membership OF the NJ. /. associations
have been increased by about 1000
members.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to Sylvester Jackman. aged "a, and
Mary A. Hiatt, aged 10. both Of Salem;
Frederick Alberg, aged 40, of Eureka,
and A. NJ. Gillespie aged 40, OF Goshen.
A Sunday school was organized yes
terday In the Lincoln school on the
south end of Provo Bench. by Bishop
Lewis of the Third ward, for the bene-
ut of the children living in that vicin-
lily.
John Brewerton of Payson, who died
last Friday at the age Of n years
from typhoid pneumonia, was buried
yesterday. lie was highly respected
and leaves "A wife and many sorruwiug
relatives and friends.
Postmaster Graham has received Off
cinl information from Washington that
an international money order depart
ment will be established here in April
next. This win prove Il great convent
ence To persons who have occasion 10
send money TO foreign countries.
\ number OF the farmers OF springvnle
have organized Cash Buyers union,
the objects OF which are to purchase
machinery and other articles from
manufacturers and wholesale dealers
and TO market their products without
the assistance of middle men.
Deputy County Treasurer openshaw
Is now making his closing sales of
property subject to sale for delinquent
taxes Monday is the last date for
making the sales; about 40 pieces Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-02-14
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN TIM ibs
IN there will be special meeting o. Ina
stockholders OF the corporation known 1880 ~
Beaver WAlrns company held on Ssr Il
March /, 1895. at 20 O'Clock p. m oi tsiu a1
its ofice, Room col Mccormick blook' s a.,
City, Utah. for tho purpose OF nrnora,
Article "A OF tho original articles o. Evan
ton as 10 the proportion OF stoeh tnnds
named that shall be issued in rnsins ~ and
for the use and benefit Of the oorpoisurVsnr Inc
carry on Its business, and the ns ,iso 10
same shall be held and who ny. An Ns,dns Of
make the proper transfers OF w thereto.
said stock to tho persons entiteu r,ieieV
also for the purpose of amendins - ~ ~ ths
and reducing the number OF dueo.,,,Ie VII
corporation TO fivej also TO amenn a, ~ stock
so that the par value OF each shhtu ~ sbsfss
shall be 500 and that the numser ~ "a
shall be 100 coo. or otherwise respeo'.,so 10
the stockholders may determine. az cor.
change Article I go that the name VI by
poraiion shall 10 changed AS ue,ci .Iso 10
the stockholders at said meeunn,. neetinf
change Artic lie X so that the hhhuAa rst Mon
of the company shall be held on w " ~ nold
da, IN August Also to elect oihesi' ,osI %
oiiice for tho current corporation .r,1on a.
provided by the articles OF inoo'poi""
Ss,snsd., JOSEPH eALlsr sssa1;...ry.
Dated salt Lake City. Utah. February s'''
s0v.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-02-14
SHERIFF'S SALE.
In tho District Court. County Of Salt Lake
State OF Utah.

In the District Court County Of Salt Lake,
State OF Utah,
Elizabeth Brown Easimond. plaintiff,
Julius Thompson. Frank W. lngcrsoll, ssi
Lake City, a municipal corporation anu
Lulu Penn lnge soil, defendants.
ITO BE SOLD AT sHEkIFF's SALE On
i Thursday, the 3rd day OF March, lss'.
at u O'Clock noon of said day az the w es.
front door OF the County Court House, IN VIZ
City of salt LAKE. County OF Salt Lake, slato
of Utah, the following described properly,
situate, lying ssd being In Salt Lake cay, ~!
Lake County, state OF Utah. and being az ..
block forty six (t6) IN Plat 80" talt Lsso
City survey, and also commencing AZ ,nu
northwest corner of said block forty.sn l,o!'
in Plat 80" Salt Lake City survey ana rns s.
ming thence west tour 20 rods more OF "a
to fence, thence south along ,raS,
fence forty.four 40 rods more or less 70 So ~
ond OF fence. thence east along the liho ~ y,
said fence forty -four 90 rode more or less. ~
point on q line OF SAID feacc directly som
from the southeast corner of said block ioiv
siI (t6i aforesaid. thence north four u rou1,
thence west lforty a. rods. thence nofs nor.
forty go rods to the place Of oeginnins,,
Purchase price payable in lawful money '"
THOMAS p. LEWIS.
sheriff of salt Lake County, u.an,
BY JOHN MONTGOMERY. Jh,. Deputy eh ~, y,
Dated at salt Lake CITY. Utah. this f'h Jay u
ISAAC n. wAppxIL. Attorney for Piainna'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-02-14
TELEGRAHPHlC BREVlTleS.


Gladstone's health is reported to be
Improving.
The thirteenth annual session of the
National Woman's suffrage ASSOCIATION
began In the Columbia theater.
The 3OO-wo cipher dispatch from
Minister Woodford to the state depart
ment Is withheld by the officials there
At Layford, an Indiana mining town,
on Saturday evening, the postmaster,
John Gifoy, shot Joe Hoffman. who
will die
In most of the eastern cities, the
birthday of Abraham Lincoln was ceie-
brated on Saturday with appropriate
ceremonies.
The auditorium theater at Moline,
Ills, was destroyed by fire on sunday
night; loss $4,000. There were sew
eral narrow esapes.
Miss Clara Barton is endevoring to
rent large building in Havana to be
used for an asylum for the concentra-
dos and their children.
The mangied body of William Murray
of Waverly was found on the railroad
tracks between Athens and Sayre, Pa,
bearing several knife wounds.
Capt. Henry w. sprole, Eighth cavai-
nv, has been detached from duty as In
dian agent at Fort Peck Mont, agen-
cy, and ordered to Join his company.
Dominguez Cowan, a member of the
Cuban revolutionary junta at New
York, and head OF the Cuban commit
tee. is dying in the City of Mexico.
The meeting Of the Minnesota Pop
ulist state committee Tuesday Is to be
made the occasion of II general confer
Of tho Dnnltlist and silver forces
OF the Northwest.
Last evening Chris Won Der Abe, the
st. Louis baseball magnate, was placed
behind the bars in the Allegheny coun-
ty, Penn, jail to await the arrival Of
money TO pay the Baldwin Judgment
Duke Theodore of Bavaria. who is n
noted occulist, is now In Algeria with
his daughter Sophie, earning great pop
ularity among the Arabs. In his Won
derful operations he Is assisted by his
daughter.
Miss Minnie Gaze. an American ac-
tress who has been playing ut the Cen
trail theater, Berlin, has suddenly dis
appeared and her whereabouts is a
mystery. The police have been APP
pealed to.
John Besel. an Italian, was struck
in the neck with miners pick and
killed ut Lodi, Indiana, Saturday. His
body was then placed under the ele~
vator running down to the shaft, where
1t was found
During "A quarrel in saloon atGrunt.a
coal mining town north OF Terre Haute.
Ind, John Darlington shot and Killed
Wesley Niece Saturday. He also shot
Bayless Niece, who will die. The MUIR
derer escaped.
Numerous meetings We're held in
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-02-14
TERMS TO THE INSURGENTS.
The scheme Gives Insurgents Full Recog-
milton, but Enables Madrid Govern
ment to E,adc Responsibility.

Havana via Key WesD, Feb. 12-lt
has been resolved to open negotiations
with the insurgents In the belief that
the revolution cannot be suppressed ny
force OF arms. Anticipating that the
insurgents would not accept the new
terms, 1t was resolved that the colonial
government would open negotiations.
thus saving the Madrid government
from the responsibility. The following
propositions will he formally rendered
to the Insurgents;
"F'irst-Thc volunteers viii be dis
solved and Cuban militia formed.
"Second-The lnsurgent colonies ana
generals will be recognized.
"Thlrd-Cuba will be called on to
pay only 500 900, 900 out Of the indebted
ness OF S60OO0O,OOO indebtedness due for
both wars. .,...o
year for the crown list.
"Fifth--Cuha VIII make hrr own
treaties without Interference by the
Madrid government.
"sIxth-Spanah products will have
only n 10 per cent margin OF protection
over similar products from other coun-
tries.
spnin. Africa or penal settlements else
where.
"Eighth-Death sentences for rebel
lion shall be abolished.
"Ninth-Martial law cannot he or
fered by the captain general without
the assent OF both the house ana the
senate. II those bodies are in session,
or without the assent of majority
of the cabinet, II they are mol III ses-
sion.
"Tenth-The archbishop of Santiago
de Cuba shall always be n native Gu
ban.
"Eleventh-The actual insurgent paf
ty shall have three seats III 'he "is'
cabinet. an,
"Twelfth-An armistice of htteen
days shall be granted for the discussion
of the terms OF peace.
These terms are accepleu y
autonomist party In full. with the ex-
ceptions OF Seniors Gnlvez, Mohtero'
Zayas and Delonte'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-02-14
sHERiFF's SALE
In the District Court OF Salt Lake Cour t,
State Of Utah.


State Of Utah.
Henry II. Harries. plaintiff.
Thomas @. Paiten and Mary Ann Patten,
Deseret Savings bank. a corporation. Y.
W, Hanson ana Robert skinner. Defend
anita.
ITO lie SOLD AT sHERIrt's SALE ON
4 Thursday, the 3rd day of March, 1898
Al y O'clock noon OF said day at the west front
door OF the County Court House. in the city
utan,the following described property, situ ate
IN SAT- Lake CITY, Salt Lake County, State of
Utah. commencing at n point sixty (tDl feet
east from the southwest corner OF lot three
i5l, IN blocs seyenty-four go. in pla. "a"
SAT- Lake City survey. and running thence
east thirty-n ne 1897 feet and three Inches
thence north nine and one half t9lt, rods
inches; thence south nine and one half (s,sl
rods TO the place OF beginning: Also right
OF way hppuItepnnt to the above described
premises. commencing at point one " rod
west of the northeast corner OF said lot three
8l, and running thence south ten nelrecs
thence west ten fl0) ieeti thence soua foar-
teen and one half tlthl feet thence west
north Ten 10 feet. thence east twenty two
and three-fourlhs i22aa) feet; thence north
easterly to point nine (el zoos south an ten
Nv feet west from tho place OF begirning
thence north nine (9l rods thence fNt ten
COY feet TO the place OF beginnii x. Purchase
prize payable IN lawful money OF the United
states. -
sheriff OF salt Lake County. stats OF Utah.
by JoHs MONTGOMERY, JR., bepuiy sheriff.
lsiAc A. WApDELL- Attorney tor tie \ LAIN
in.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-02-14
NEw woRLp,s REooRD.


San Francisco. Feb i2,-Another
worlds record went glImmering at the
Oakland race track today. The two
mile worlds record, held 1ointly ny
Tenbroeck and Newton, was lowered
by Judge Denny, the gallant .on OF
Fonso. who defeated crnck field IN
the wonderful time of S;26hl, cutting u
fun second from the former best rae
ord. which was made at Louisville.
Marplot made a game fight for the
first place. but Denny drew away IN
the stretch. winning by three lenstns;;
He was ridden by Charlie Thorpe anu
was the favorite in the betting. Denny
is the properly of s. G. Hildreth. 80.
Fluer de Lis. a prominent Breoklyn
handicap and suburban candidate. won
the r;unst stake, valued at sl.'on lower
ing the coast record for the distance,
trayersing the mile and one-sixteenth
In 1:46h. a.. .sroar
sloane. Traverser. also candidate IL
the same events, finished second.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-02-14
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
ioLp POINT MINING AND MILLING Co.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
IN irregular meeting of the board Of direc'
turs of the above corporation held at The once
OF tho secretary. Room ?hS CITY and County
ment of two and one. half (2ts) mills per share
was levied on tho capital stock of this corpora.
ton payable on or before March 2lst, 1875 TO
Lilburn L. Palmer, secretary OF this company
at Room 1853 City and County building, any
stock upon which this assessment may re-
main unpaid on said sist day of March. MS
VIII DC dennquent and VIII be ad'eIusep ,n lor
1873. At O'Clock y. M. nj the above mentioned
office TO pay. the delinquent assessment to-
gether with tho coat of advertising and ex'
penses of sale.
LILBURS p. PALMER. Secretary.
Salt Lake City, Utah. January 18th, 1895.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-02-14
KoTloE OF TRUSTEES SAILS.

NOTICE Is HNREBY GIVEN THAT
IN IN accordance with and under the power
and authority granted by TINT certain uusi
deed, made tho lrlt day of February. pgi' 10
the undersigned trustee, by James Y. mar
shall and Mary Marshall his wife. and record
cages, on page III Of the records OF 'Alt leke
county. Utah. tho undersigned trustee WIZ
offer for sale ano sell TO the highest bidder Tor
cash, at the west front entrance to the joint
City and County building, IN SAT- l. We Nlit p,
Utah. that bring the County Court House oi
salt Lake County, Utah. on the NTH Jay OF
March. 4. u. 1903, at u o'clocs noon on sNa
day. all Tho real estate hereinafter doseribeu
10 paw and discharge the indebtedness secured
by said trust deed, and The interest thereon;
ana The insurance and thxes paid upon shiu
real estate by the holder OF said Indebtedness,
and reasonable attorneys fees, and the costa
OF this notice aud expenses OF hhle sAu shle
will be made NJ the request OF the no.. o. OF
sad Indebtedness, and because OF uetAut OF
the makers of said trust deed in the pay ment
OF card indebtedness NJ maturity.
sad real estate 10 particularly described Us
follows, to wit:
Beginnins at a point nine and nfiv- i've one
huniredihs D6Sl chains south, nd TWO anu
one fourth t9iil chains north, etA deg. ossl
from the northwest corner OF lot TWO ~, ia
section nineteen (l9I. of township Two t2}
south. OF range one III cast OF Salt Lave Mer
idian, and running thence along the confer
of county road n rth, ssh des. east three
and seven cen Que hundredths g III chains.
then north %, deg. east. i've ami ono halt
(o'.) chains, thence south. s1tt west three
and seventeen one hundreGths (3.lIl chains.
thence south. ga deg west llvs and one hall
90 chains to the point OF beginning. Con
tam ng one and three fourths acres.
LIAM E. JACOBS, trustee.
Dated. January q, 1873
First publication January ~. 1913.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-02-14
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Office is HEREBY GIVEN BY INV
estate OF Emmeline Christine / arson. az
ceased, to the creditors of and ali pe'sons
hhving claims hRalnst the said deceased IN
exhibit them with the necessary women
within four months AFTER the first publcalon
OF this notice TO the said administrator, NJ ia
FOURTH East street, In the City and County Of
Dated December 90, 1891
LARS FRANKLIN BRAErISg
Richard ". YOUNG. Attorney for ADMIN.
istrator