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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-02
CANNED FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.

CANNED FRUITS Apples. 3-lb. SodS5e:
pineappics. 2-lb, cy0lsss and corcless. Si.J01
leo, 2-.h extra grated, si.s09 50, z-ib stand
ard sliced si20, pears. z-iL standard. 90a.
tlacsberr'cs. g-ib standard. 65c: pie :guli. 2
10. assorted. zoe; peaches lib. tull weight,
sila lib. light weight. si.0C. pie peach,~. 3,
lb S5o.
CANNED VEGETABLES 81 ornatncs. alb
fin weight. S5dgoc, Glib. full weight 65qT0c.
okra and tomatoes. 9Th, eoc; lima beans 2-lb
iull weight, Boo. string beans. 2ih, fun
weight csc; No. | strusless beans. 2-lb,
full weight, $50. red kidney beans 2-Io. fuli
weight, soc. marrowtat peas. 9-lb. fuU Weight
SOC carly June peas. fancy, 2.h full wcight
2i.40, American psHt pols peas. 2-lb. full
weight SLs6SfL75. asparagus, California. az
lh. S2,GO. corn, Auburn Cream, 2-lD. tUll
weight. SLl0ffLl5. No. I, 2-lb, full weight
81 Osdi 10. Blue Ridge 2-lb, s5I9oc,
CALIFORNIA FRUIT-Eatra standard aA-
1t peaches lemon cling sZl002 20; yellow
cra~ ford, si.65G blnck cherries sLs5;
npricots, sl.e5piF1. Bartlet, pears Sl654l. TO-
assorted sl.4bml5o. STANDARD 2is-ib peaches
La; bartlett peas. tl.451i.N.
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=, New York. November 4. -Eges-Receint,
Msl packages; flrmi Western II ''e'p''
cticego, November i.--Iuttor- strasy.
gienmery, liMs2; dairy isisais. Eggs..5uir,
i,ssn. i'salS chease--Aetiye nj formnr
y, Louis, November LII tler-s,.a,,,.
creamery, ii12S dairy, i6g2t. Eggs-liishcr
Kansas CITY November -n,,,a.
separator so dairy. H. Egss--steady; ray
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MONEY AND BaNnly..

Er'harge Ia quoted as follows: Now YORK
hsnyins. s2n0@s.So discount: selling New.
YORK 81. Louis and Kansas CITY, par 10 81 90
selling. par.
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New York Spots.

The New York spot market closed duh and
unchanged.
.iud ", 4,.rv.. SIS food nidlins sss
iA,w in,idtH... e-i6 M.ddlin, FAIR. 80
M,ddltng -...... u 5-i6 .aies .,6St
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If THE BABY is CUTTING TEETH
DO sure and uss that old and we'll tr,aa
remedy, Mrs. winslow's Soothing syrtn
iot children teething. II suothes The ch;ir
sonens The gums. allays all pain. cures
W,nd soiio and Is thu best remedy for
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-02
ToDAY's EXPORTS.

The exports for the day as reported
cotton exchange were as follows: Lin
per SIS Governor 5At9 bales: Manchest.
IS Capenor. 1853; Genoa, per SIS Heal
SiS7; New York, per SIS Colorado. $50
weston. per cotton mills. Sc. Total. &s
The steamship Governor had Ass
bales and the steamer Headlands So.
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HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICES.
Quotations for Ronnd Lots or stuple
Comm ID itfrs


These quotations are raYscd daily. and their
correctness can be relied upon The prices ara
those ruling IN Houston wholesale marke,s'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-02

,eet SIG. Molasscs sugar. . a-ie; refined
firm e,,nar c,,ahv.
~, n,cn poftic: centrifugal, . 13-i6u3 l5-lt;
ecrirIfusal or grnnulated. I-isat s-loi
whites sIIsfl o4i6s yellows, Isis Molasses
strong; orl kettle, SSdSs; ccn'ritusa'' i-uif'
evruns glEfg7.
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APpIEs-per barrel. sl0oQA25: California.
81 90 per box fancy Oregons. Sl.15 per box.
BANANAS--Per bunch. Sl.7sd209 packed :;
lcose, $50
IEMONS-Choice, $50; fancy, $500
pEARS-yl00 per bpshel.
PEACHES A basket crates 75casl 90: fancy
35sff5s per peek box.
ORANGES California late Nalenciss 800
CALIFORNIA FRUlT-Grhpes. BLACK va.
rieties. $3.50 per crate; Tokay. si.G0; pears
so25T250 per box
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WIRE AND NAILS.

Quotations are for iess than carload lots
srcuiDl rates on carloads.
BARRED WlRE-GiidGen gal. $40 per 1oC
ib. Nuukcgan. 81.
WIRE NkH.s-Rat $3.50 per key; ad.
vancos lOd. I'D aud led, 5c so and 3D. il1;
ca and I'd. zoe. Al and ID. zoe. 80. Ace "a ,5c
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HIDES. Wool AND nnnswAx.
I'ricOs pald by Houston deaInrs.
su;AI,.

NeN York, November l.-.sursr--i,au
s"ensi fs'F refining, ia-iGi ccnirlgrssi. Vi
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DAILY INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port of Galveston, November /.

Port Of Galveston, November l.
ARRIVED.
SIS Lcona, Wilder, from New York.
CLEARED.
81 - Mattewan connor, for New ork win
SAILED.
folk. -" ''o'
IS Treasury, Hughes, for Bremen.
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clHl prices given on car load crn-rr~ Stnnddfu
New York granuinted sac. cubes and pow
dcrcd, SIC; Louisiana yellow clarified. fancy,
s%Ws7sc; choice. &c. Arbuckle's. in 2-lb and
s-,b packages. SIC.
PRODUCE.
BEANS Navy, 2lsa2Sr: Bayor. cjsc: Eng
!ish dried 2%c; pinks. 2Hc; Limas, .lsc,
black eyes, sixc 4ss
EEANs--snap beans fisoodi.5o por hushel
BuTTER--Biuo Star. &c dairy. 155fihc; Ei-
gin creamery. 25Igs Elgin dairy bricks,
1896. oIeomargaripc. solids. ioc, prlnts. lie;
special Blue Star. ice.
CABBAG F. 81. rs q 2.5J per crate.
CsLERY--55T65c Ier buncn.
CHEESE--New York full cream i3c;
Wisconsin fun cream. isikni3c: Young Amer
lea lSj.ni4c. Western skim. Toe, fancy rolls
full cream. iskfii4c. .ss.
EGGS-Texas. i1cs Kansas, Eye per doz.
ONIONS-California S0dsJr per bushel.
rErT ER4-Chiif. fTfi zoe per ib.
POTATOES Colorado and California. 75fp
SOC per bushel; sweet potatoes. 30ui5c.
FoULTRY--ficns s2.5042 TSf frycrs, sa.z5ft
10: broflcrs. NI5I2.g5. Turkeys. hens, 800
sid,00. gobblers s. 5gTa59 per dozen. Ducks,
s?.5od 3sv Geese. a.ood500
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< New York. November i.--coffee- .,,n,,o,s
uoaeH steady 70 points higher; sales, ii nDo
e aaffSS spQt Rio steady; No. :. Invoice, sss
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GALVESTON COTTON RECEIPE'
BY Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe, 1nrl
International and Great Northern, 1851
weston, Houston and Henderson. 2SssI
souri. Kansas and Texas. 4Si1; Galvea1
Porte and Houston, 1910; Gulf and IntS|
100; barge Olive. 69I: barge Alice, OH
Gibbs. S97; barge Eddie, lbs, Total, q
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Is Hannah NJ. Bell, at Rotterdam.

IS Hannah NJ. Bell, at Rotterdam. i.
Der IA.
S. Heathvilie. Greenuck, October n, ~
SIS Isle of Kent. Amsterdam, Septers,
SIS Lccna. Wilder. New York, OcfoSS'
SIS I.ewlshorn, via Port Eads Octobss
SIS Ludgate. Nicholson. at Santos. Az
Der 30 ~ r.
SIS Mexican. Liverpool via Barbados,
TENDER %.
SIS Montclair. Rio de .Ianeiro, October y
SIS Mira. Liverpool, October Is.
SIS Nethergate. at st. Vincent, Octoh,,|
So Neither Holmc. Wilson. at Grcouo3|
tober ..
SIS Nordfall. Hamburg. September Il.
SIS oakfield. Fleetwood, September 3.
SIS Orion. Liverpool, October II.
SIS PAX Ling, at London. October Is.
SIS Parkgate, Cape Verde via Port Ead|
tooer is.
SIS Platea. Gloucester. October TO-
SIS Richmond Castle Montevideo, Ochd
SIS Roufcled, Eastman, October .,
SIS Sisoms.de. Sharpness. September n
SIS Sir Richard Grenville, Shields vi (
SIS ST. Helen. Cardiff via Genoa, Sept{
81.
So Vulcan. Curtis. Barry. October 4.
SIS West Indian, Liverpool, October u /
muda. September II. /
SIS whitehall at Rouen, September \
SIS Wistow Hole. Shields, October il
Sch Aaron Kingsland, johnson, Key
September II.
Sch Celipa. Murra.. at PHILADELPHIA I
TENDER T.
TENDER "a.
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;, inc following are tho clearances of tbs
Houston banks for the week thus far o',, az, no
the corresponding time last year, toss s no,
with the increase or docroase 's''"''
This year. Last year Incroa,
Saturday ...,..,Si5,S,909 81 959f77 s2se 30
Monday .....,,, LISA $40 ,4ss I6i stIfi,S ~
Tuesday .''.','"iioliday l,ill,67i n III S5i
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New York, November i.-wheat.- Recent.

:. NV York,. Noyomber i.--Whout- Receipt,
SSi SEQ bushels, exports, si5,S91 bushels SPOT,
enAYi No. rcd, - lob. afloat: options'
slroah on hnllish Liverpool cables and irregu'.
laF during the day on scalping trade. After
noon seillng was prompted hy easier iatn
cMties Chicago hammered the market and
~ were finally lost. Tho close being nsr'
,,,snlarly unchanged from tho previous say.
MAY, 'aN Wool Unchanged. Pigiron, Quiet /,
rpud ~ Lake copper -Firmer. laiOglia "a
tn Quiet; iSadils 1871 Lead1FIrner ~ NV, W.
hisher 5.'ou3.'e. Speter- Firm q s0fi5 ~ '''''
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h W. Hunter & Co. say OF today s cotton
market: 1t was known today that NELL Will
come out tomorrow with his circular, partial
knowledge of which has been scattered for
the past week or ten days. He will say that
this crop has II growth of li,9eo.000 bales
which will give room for him TO be right If
IL proves TO be 5o8.0co or 100000 bales less
than the growth figure, as it will be said
this amount was grown. but not gathered or
marketed This news and our decline of yes
torday brought lower Liverpool market this
morning Spots were quiet and easy at Sd
and futures closed easy at liz Gid decline New
Orleans had holiday but aid little trading
Oh the curb at ! point decline which was the
same as the low price reached yesterday. New
to az for January and OBJ for March, which
makes new low record for the season ano
proved the turning point for the day, IL not
Ion the year. The market later became very
nrm aud under the best kind of buying adj
vahced points. closing bid at the highest
price OF the day and better advces arc .eN-
pected from Liverpool tomorrow. Local pro-
fessionas good buyers In New York
Liverpool sent buying orders and New Orleans
also took the bull side in 4 moderate way
There was some fair bids for spot cotton both
from spinners on this side and from Europe
aud some sales were made. resulting in the
very quietly and the demand was not pressed
as prices advanced easily aud orders could
only be filled BY putting the market up. There
was absolutely no pressure to sell. me cOun-
t-y as ule continues bearlsh. reports being
received from some sections which had kill
ing frosts and ice as carly as two weeks ago.
saying that the top Crol. was Immense and
that with favorable weather there will be
more ccttcn than thaY can pick. The men who
send out such reports this are either crazy
or are whistling in the grave yard, where
many poor short will lie ere many weeks
have passed FrIsts aud ice that would not
kill cotton at 512 vii! kill II deader titan
Hector at 5.12 or az, aud whcn the marke.
u ON
already begun and reaches much higher
level. then the damage will he known. Moth
ing but bear news comes at the lowest prices,
ut i much higher level The nows Will be all
hM!l.sh
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nurTEn AND nccs.

ChicRgo. adyices to B. W. Hunter a Ga .avc
wv ls!s on i s11ssembef wheat $50. and calls ga
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Reported for The Post by \, i. Norman,
1.-Two stock commission merchant.
This This This Stock
dny. week. Eongon In nony
Market fully supplied with stock

''7 - "
st Louis Novomher Cath ,,ceo,r,s
600 head. including 2o1 head roNans. Shin
ments aoo market steady: fair to fancy nn
iivo sb,nnin, and axno,, .,ao... soea- ~.
bnlk i'Sosio.2S; dressed beef aud butcher
steers i.i5Gi SO; bulk 25Gia 70; lights A .5O6l
4.fa: bulk 360fti 10: stockers ana Ieaierg y 70
eii5O. bulk .. 20flj 90. COWS and heifers . .6off
40: bulk e.ssma Is, COWS and heiiers 5'00;n
100: COWS and belfers e.oodti 30. bulk SD
Indian steers 97haiio 20; bulk 1. iS5fs *, oawS
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LAVE sroch.


Market fully supplied with all clasaos OF
cattle Rcuelpi OF IOWA heavy. Hogs in iiwl't
can always be sold ON arrival at market
m icss
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Galveston Spots.
New Oricnn. spots.

Hoiday--All Saints day.
The New Orleans spot market closed easy
and unchanged.
Low uru,us,,y. 1918 Middiin.. So. Az
Ordinary e. 80. 7-l6 Good mddlin.. Ole
Good ordinary ~ Mailing fair. on
I.lAx tiIId 4.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-03-18
MASTERS SALE.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
United States for the district of Utah.
Christine Schucraft, plaintiff. VS.. John A
Fritsch defendant Notice is hereby
given that an order of sale and decree of
foreclosure was made on the 9Th day of
March, 1895 in the circuit court of the
United States for the district of Utah.
held at Salt Lake City. in said district
and state of Utah. in a cause therein
pending. wherein Christine Schrcraft is
plaintiff and John A. Fritsch is defend
ant. and in which order and decree the
undersigned is ordered to execute the
same. 70 which order and decree reference
is hereby made. Now, therefore. by vir-
tue of said order of sale and decree of
foreclosure, |, the undersigned. master in
chancery of said court. will sell. at public
auction. for cash. TO the highest and best
county court house. Salt Lake county.
state of Utah on Tuesday the 18th day
of April, 1875 at u O'Clock noon of said
day. all the right. title. claim and inter-
est of the said defendant. John A.
Fritsch. in and TO the following described
real estate and property to-wit: Begin
ming ct 4 point 45.feet east of the south
west corner of lot 3. block u. plat "A .
Salt Lake City survey. running thence
north $50 feet thence east 20 feet. thence
south 155 feet ,nenee west 20 feet. TO the
place of beginning. being situated in the
city and county of Salt Lake and state of
Utah Said property to be sold as the
property OF said defendant. under said
order of sale and decree made in the
above cause
Master in Chancery of said Court
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-03-18
WHAT IS THE GRIP?
It Is Certainly Most Mysterious
Disease, But Its Real Cause Is
Clearly Explained

Investigation has shown that nearly
every family in the city has had at
least one of its members attacked by
the grip, but it seems to be coming
in a. different form this year than ever
heretofore. Men and women complain
more of nausea, pains in the arms,
limbs and about the back and a general
lack of appetite and ambition.
Now, ali this proves clearly just
where the cause of the grip is located.
Have you ever seen a sewer or drain
clogged up after a heavy rain? 1t is
precisely this waG with the grip. The
kidneys get clogged up and the poi
sonous acids which should pass from
the system are thrown back until fin
ally they get into the blood and so
poison the whole body.
Read what the eminent DR.. Hamil-
ton has to say upon this subject: 1T
is clear" says he, that in order to
drive grip and similar poisons from
the system it is only necessary to open
up the sewers; in other words, to put
the kidneys in perfect working order
SO that they will carry these poiSonS
away instead of allowing them to
clog up and ruin the blood, and, I'M
fortunately, this is not altogether an
easy thing TO do.
There is, so far as the medical pro-
covery that will quickly and effectual-
ly open up the kidneys and at the
some time soothe them. That discov-
cry, which has cured so many thou
sands of men and women; which is
keeping so many in perfect health to-
day, and which is used so universally
the world over is Warmers Safe Cure.
1t is recommended and used by the
highest medical authorities both
abroad and in America 1t can be
taken by the most aged person and
the tiniest child with beneficial effect,
for it is perfectly pure and harmless.
Prof. Boyer of Germany, DR.. William
Edward Robson of England and DR..
Gum of New York are all prominent
men who speak in the highest terms
of this great remedy. If you have any
symptoms of the grip, let me advise
you to act promptly, for you will find
that Safe Cure will relieve you quickly.
take you from 4 condition of misery
and put you on the, road to health"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-03-18
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

ASSESSMENT NO. 1-DEXTER GOLD
Mining Company. principal office and
place of business, room 503 Auerbach
building. Salt Lake City. Utah: Notice is
hereby given that at a meeting of the
directors of said company. held on the
2Sth day of February. 1898. an assessment
of fifteen 05) cents per share was levied
on the capital stock of said corporation.
parable at once to Hiram E. Booth, sec
rotary and treasurer of said corporation
at room 503 Auerbach building No 1872
South Main street, Salt Lake City, Utah
Any stock upon which this assessment re-
mains unpaid on the 4th day of April. 1925
will be delinquent and advertised for sale
at public auction. and unless payment Is
made before, will be sold on Saturday
the 23rd day of April. 1898. at II O'Clock
noon of said day. at said room 500 Auer-
bach building. Salt Lake City. Utah. to
pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs of advertising and expenses of
sale. HIRAM L. BOOTH.
Secretary and Treasurer of Dexter Gold
Mining Co. Room SOB Auerbach Build
ing, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Dated this End day of March. 1865
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Ogden Briefs.

Ben E. Rich was in the city yester-
day.
A. J. ellison of the Rio Grande West
ern viii arrive from the north this
morning.
"A Jay in New York" will be the at
traction Monday and Tuesday nights
at the Grand.
Prices for admission to the Presby-
terrain church tonight are so cents.
Seats are on sale at Badon & Sher-
woods.
The entertainment given in the tab
ernacle last night for the benefit OF
Mrs. MorOni T. Brown, attracted a
large audience.
In Old Madrid" was put on at the
Grand last night, and proved a very
little play. There were only four char
acters and one scene, Uut the audience
was greatly pleased.
Martha Gordon, the only child of
Doctor and Mrs. ]. S. Gordon, died yes
terday morning after lowering between
life and death for several days. The
little one was about Is months of age
and was bright and strong UP to a few
weeks ago when it was stricken with
malady which wore its life away in
spite of all that medical skill and love
could do. The funeral will be held
Saturday.
r. J. Stone and Mary Anderson,
charged with resorting to a house of
i'll fame and prostitution. were convict
ed in the police court yesterday. Stone
was fiGed SO, and the woman was al
lowed to go. They were arrested in the
house of Mrs Kirk, on Twenty fifth
street, who has all along maintained
that she did not keep a house of i'll
fame, and resisted removal to the
Electric district"
The San Francisco Chronicle says of
the Jubilee Singers who are to be at
the Presbyterian church tonight:
The Nashville students, in their line
are perfect. They modestly assert
their ability to sing classical music,
but their mission, they say, is to show
us in actual life the children of bond
age on the plantation. They do so
most truthfully and efficiently-more
So indeed, than it was ever our lot
to witness before Their singing and
acting are exceptionally good
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-03-18
sHERIFF,s SALE.

SHERIFFS SALEM THE DIS
trict court. Third Judicial district. county
of Salt Lake. state of Utah. Frank B.
Brown. plaintiff: VS.. .Alonzo p Adams.
defendant To be sold at sheriff's sale
on Saturday. the 9th day of April. 1898.
AT - o'clock noon of said day. at the
west front door of the county court house.
in the city of Salt Lake. county OF Salt
Lake. state of Utah, the following de-
scribed property. to-wit: All of block
one ~ and lots numbered one "a. two (2)
and three 60. in block two CO. of Fisher
& Snowden's addition. being a subdivision
of commencing at the northwest corner
of lot eleven I'D, block three 80. Five
Acre plat A Big Field survey. running
thence east 276 rods; thence south ia
rods: thence east 1S.4 rods: thence south
ia rods. thence west 46 rods; thence
north 3iS rods to place of beginning. being
nartlv in the east one-half of the SOUTH
east one-quarter of section IS. township l
south of range l east of Salt Lake mer-
idian. Purchase price payable in lawful
money of the United States.
THOMAS p. LEWIS,
Sheriff of Salt Lake County. Utah
BY BOMAN CANNON, Deputy Sheriff.
Dated at Salt Lake City. Utah. this 18th
day of March, 1888.
George L. Nye. Attorney for the Plaintiff.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY. GIVEN BY THE
city council of Salt Lake City. Utah, of
the intention to make the following de-
scribed Improvement: Extending and lay
ing sewers along the following named
streets. to-wit: ~ street from South
Temple to Second street. and defray
all of the cost thereof. estimated at 80. 30
per linear or front foot. a depth of D feet.
or $3.50 90. by local assessment upon the
blocks lots. parts of lots and pieces of
ground within Sewer District No. l. be-
ing the property. lots. parts of lots and
pieces of ground in said district TO be
ment, namely: The north 140 feet of lot
2 and all of lot 9, bloch. 4; the north 40
feet of lot l and all of lot 4. block s.:
lots ! and 4. block "a, and lots and s.
block %; all in plat ID, Salt Lake City
carrying out of such intention to make
said Improvement must be presented in
writing TO the city recorder on or before
the 5th day of April. 1898. being the dma
set by the said council when it will hear
and consider such objections as may be
made thereto. By order of. the city coun-
ell of Salt Lake City, state of Utah. made
ths Sth day of March, 1885
G. II. BACKMAN. City Recorder
Sewer Intention No. 80
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-03-18
SUMMONS

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. IN AND
for Sal: Lake county. state of Utah
James E. Robertson. plaintiff, VS.. Albert
Summons.-The state of Utah TO said de-
PENDANTS: You are hereby summoned to
appear within twenty days after the
service of this summons upon you, If
served within the county in which this
action is brought. otherwise. within
thirty days after service. and defend the
above entitled action; and in case of your
failure so to do. judgment will be rem
dered against you according to the de-
mand of the complaint. which is filed with
the clerk of the district court The said
action is brought to foreclose a csrtain
mortgage bearing date the 18th day of
January. 1888 given TO secure the payment
of the sum of 500 and interest from the
It'll day of February, 1895.
JAMES F. SMITH.
Plaintiffs Attorney
P. o. address, IS Eagle block. Second
South and West Temple street. Salt Lake
City. Utah.