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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-02-24

Some ono got hold Of the editorial
quill in the Barton Monitor office last
week and told Il deal Of truth aboutthe
qualifications for governor Of this
mighty state. No names were men
toned and al are at liberty 70 guess 1t
the writer's predictions.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-02-24

To what depths are we fallen when
such papers as the New York sun and
Boston Journal refer 10 our senior sem
ator as the venerable Lot Morrill, p"
Ny. my
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-02-24
Special position, rs per cent extra.
IrrI and TacaI Adverffsfug.
EDITORIAL NOTES.

Spain has apologized for the De
LONE utteranees and sent "A new min
lister to succeed him.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-02-24

BE not deceived. A Cough, Hoarseness or Group
are not to be trihed with. A dose in time of Shi-
loh's Cure will save you much trouble. Sold by G.
+. Black a Co., south Royalton; Drew q Leonard,
Randolph,
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-02-24

Frances Z. Willard, who died last
week at New York, was one Of the
best known women in the world
using the word best in its double
sense. As president OF the Worlds
W. G. 4. U. and in many other capaci-
ties She welded an influence for good
that extended around the globe.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-02-24

II there is 4 woman who deserves
the blessing Of God and man alike,
that person IS Clara Barton, head of
the humanitarian Red Cross society.
NO danger daunts her, and no Toe
wristbands Though advanced in
years, she hurrics from II part Of the
world TO the other, lifting the burden
of pain and suffering from humanity.
Now in fcver-stricken Louisiana, now
in rayaged Armenia, now in distressed
Cuba, carrying with her the compass
sion of a great heart and material al
leviations from mortal misery. The
Red Cross floats in security cver every
battlefield and hospital, and that it is
omnipresent in It's mission is due very
largely to the respect and love well
earned by its devoted chief. Let those
disposed to sheer at women, especial
~ maiden women, pause and reflect
on the careers of such as Miss Clara
Barton and Miss Frances +. Willard.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-02-24
Terms, Adv't Rates, etc.

tual combined circulation for eight months,
ending June J, 1887, 1906 copies.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-31

amicable and, therefore, dull, whereas on those nights of years ago not five minutes passed without angry scenes eliminating often in the temporary ex pulsion of some Irish member It was easy enough to keep awake during those nights of strenuous fighting; 1t was difficult to refrain from falling asleep between midnight and a. m. yesterday But we finished the bill. and that is the main point. But there was very little real discussion during those last hours of the report stage, and thus one or two questions, such as the exclusion of the clergy from the new local bodies, were most inadeouately debated. This was all that the Liberal obstructives secured, except notoriety for themselves, which, after all, may do them more harm than good.
 Last night the Irish estimates came on for discussion, and the most impor- tant subject debated was the report of the last royal commission on the work ing of the Irish land acts. The debate was a fatal one for the Irish landlords. The commission in question known as the Fry Commission, was appointed by the present Government at the special request of the Irish landlords to de- termine the question whether the pro- ceedings of the land courts in Ireland in reducing rents were just or the re-
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Values sS. in Ladies' d! Gloves.

verse. Not only was the commission appointed at tho instance of the land lords, but it did not contain upon it even one representative of the Irish tenants, while it did contain at least one of the most prominent members of the landlord class in all Ireland
 The report of this body has been boasted of as a vindication of the land lord position, because it contains some criticisms on the working of the Irish Lard Courts; and, accordingly, Irish landlords in the House of Commons commenced last night discussion upon it with view to inducing the Govern ment to propose another land bill-one, I suppose, in their interest. But they were hoisted with their own petard, for MT. Balfour, the Chief Secretary for Ireland, at once picked out the weak point in the landlord case by citing the main finding in the Fry Commission re- port-namely, that though mistakes might occasionally have been made, no injustice on the whole had been done to the landlords. This declaration had been given a wide berth by the land lord speakers, and accordingly when it was read out by the Chief Secretary every one felt that the landlord game was up and that nothing further was to be hoped for from an agitation by the landlords against the working of the Irish land code. This was the only conclusion to be drawn, moreover, from
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points west of Colorado, the National Livestock Association took up the mat ter of adjusting these rates with West ern lines As a result the Union Pa cif1c to-day issued an order making Denver the terminus for all Western shipments of stock instead of Ogden, Utah.
 Heretofore a shipper was compelled, on reaching Ogden, to elect his route to the Eastern markets. If he selected the Union Pacific for Omaha or Kan sas City he was not allowed to try the Denver market without paying the local freight rate from Cheyenne, Wyo. to Denver and return, a distance of 210 miles, Under the new ruling ship per can have his stock billed to any Eastern market via Denver without extra charge, thus giving him the ad- vantage of two markets instead of one without extra freight rates which made shipments from many points in the West to this market prohibitory.
 It Is said that other Western roads terminating or running through here will take similar action at an early date.
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MURDER OF THE
 MARQUIS DE M0RES
Prisoners Have Confessed That They Shot the Adventurous French
 man in Tripoli.

LONDON, July 30.-Advices have been received here from Tunis to the effect that three natives have been ar rested in connection with the murder of Marquis de Mores, who was reported on June IT, 1896, to have been assassi- mated south of Tripoli. The advices add that the prisoners have confessed to the murder of the Marquis.
 The Marquis de Mores left Eloutia, a Tripolitan village, on June for Cha damas with eight companions and an escort of Touargos and Schambels, who were armed with carbines. He was at tackled by the Touargo escort, who shot him and left him lying In the road.
 The Marquis de Mores was we'll known in America. He was the son of the Duke of Vallambrosa and married a daughter of Louis von Hoffman, a banker of New York City, in 1882. com
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Grocerfoe Compare the prices with OAO~~@A A$o< those VOu arg pavf0o


 Emporium Blend Mocha
 and Java Coffee.........35c You can't mateh # at Ass fhan 4oe.
 Choice Eastern Lard
 lbs, 3oc 5 lbs, soc 10
 lbS......--...........--.... Eastern Hams, choice, lb. I3c Kingsford'S Corn Starch,
 I ID pkgs.................... ..8c Kingtord's Gloss Starch,
 ID pkgs....................8 ..8c Canary, Hemp and Rape
 Seed-lb.. Io-oz. Electric Candles, E
 for............................ Emporium Oil, 5 gals...sr.2o Golden Rule Cane Syrup,
 gallon canS.. ................45c Jall0n cans furc White
 Honey...............".. Vulcan Matches, pkg. 7
 groSS-.-..-".....-..~- Greer's Ammonia, qts.....22c Arm & Hammer Soda, ID
 pkgS ...........................6c Dwight's Cow Brand
 Soda, I ID pkg..............6c The best Imported Maea-
 roni, I-lb pkg, 2 for......z5c Loose Muscatel Raisins, 4
 0IOWn ............... .....-... SC Fancy New Orleans Mo- lasses-the kind you pay
 Sl Iol......... .................75c Sal. Soda, Ic ID, per ewt..o5c
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EXPULSION OF zoLA.
Promises to Create Serious Division
 in the Legion of Honor.

PARIS, July 3O.-The expulsion of M Emile Zola from the Legion of Honor promises to create a serious division in the organization. The well-known au- thor, M. Jules Barbier, resigned yester- day on account of M. Zola's expulsion and this morning M. de Pressenz, the ed- itor of the Temps, took similar course, saying it is ''repugnant to wear dec- oration which still ornaments the breast been be removed emo from h that of a % great writer .s simply because he demands that the most elementary principles of law and justice be respected"
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the speech of the Chief Secretary. The political results are likely to be not unimportant. It is just possible at least that when the Irish landlords see Gas they must now see) that they are absolutely deserted by their English friends" they may come to the con clusion that they might do worse than go in for home rule for their own coun- try and thus give new and perhaps formidable turn to the Irish movement
 With this debate on the Irish land question the session may be said to have come to an end, so far as Ireland is concerned
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Linens and Bedding.

Beached Irish Linen Table Damask 72 inches wide, o satin finish, sp.cia value, per voc Fine Beached Table Damask, solid fabric, 72 inches 1 wide, special value, per /oc
 Cream Table Damask, fine flax, 6o inches wide, ro- peca value per yard-..... DUG inches wde special Ssu per .ay 4Oc
 High Grade Huck Towels, hemsttched, size TX q, 34 noh-s special value, per dozen pLL0 Good White Wool Blankets, size 66x8o inches, no o1 weight lbs special, per 4o.70 Extra heavy fine California Blankets, slightly Imper ee per g1 cen. Woo ana 1s n14 $500 white eg .eva1sa $35 grand sIaae at our p a Gl1 eoee paerns and Ids duabe
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Rsmajaa1ls Rsaa.ias Is Carpets, Rugs.

Some recent purchases at great New York Carpet Sae absolutely perfect goods from the best makers in newest designs.
 Alex. Smith & Sons Administer Carpets, best d. oo quality, regularly sold for sI35 yaTd or;.... Pl.oo variety of patterns and color effects to select from, per yard.. 40C
 Ingran Carpetings, extra quality of goods, fine or line of pattenS-per DOC
 Linoleum 1z feet wide (wide enough to cover .o room in one piece) per square 4oc
 Art Squares in slightly patterns and coors-to car pets especially in dining rooms-in all sizes-ox6 ~ o feet good size, costs 9Z.Uo BOG yard toa. -. . 17aac
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-31

Western Refinery Granu-
 lated Sugar, Y lbs. ...SI.oo Emporium Flour, none bet
 ter, 50 10 sack. ...SI.Io Sperry's Flour, 5o-pound
 sacks. Drifted Snow Flour, 50 ID
 SaekS......................SI IS Cooper's Oil, the large
 bOttleS.........-.............Qs Ghirardelll's Cocoa, # ID
 tlnS ..................... ...23C Ghirardelli's Cocoa, I ID
 tinS ....45C Miners Cocoa, # ID tins. zzc Ghirardelli's Eagle Chooo-
 late-cahe ................23c Ghirardelli's Eagle Chsco-
 late, ground, I ID tins. -28c Ghirardelli's Eagle Choco-
 late, } ID tins.. ...73c Emporium Baking Pow
 der, ID tins, guaran-
 teed equal to any.........37c # Box Soda Crackers. ...5sc Schepp's Cocoanut, # lb
 DkO IAf Schepp's Cocoanut, ID
 pkgS....................... Fancy Soft Shell Wal
 nuts, ID. HOG Best quality mixed nuts. I21so Pearl or Flake Tapioca, ID. 4c Sago, o,lb.........................4c lb. Eastern Rolled Oats, ID. ...3c Cream Breakfast Wheat,
 Ik ,-
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OF BENEFIT TO THE
 COLORADO STOCKMEN
An Important Order of the Union Pa cific That Will Be Followed
 bv Other Railroads.

DENVER, July 30.-One of the most important orders ever issued by the Union Pacific Railroad, insofar as the livestock market of Denver and the Western shippers of livestock are con- cerned was promulgated to-day. Early in the year on complaints from shippers that they were being discriminated against on shipments to Denver from
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-31
Ribbons, VeiIs, Handkerchiefs.

Gauze Ribbons for thinning Organdes, FOG, 35c, 4oc
 and-. 45c All silk Fancy Pad and ripe Ribbon 3< to 4 inches 25c Endless variety Bayadere Stripe Sash Rpbon 75c and S00 Wash Ves White and Cream, z5c, 35c and......... soc Plain and Dotted Tuxedo Yelling, I8inch 25c and. 5Oc Double Width Dotted Tuxedo Yelling I5c and..... 25c Ladies A-inen Initial Handkerchiefs per of 6.. soc Ladies Sheer Lawn Scalloped Embroidered Hand
 kerchiefs, each 1oc Ladies Linen Soaoped Hemstchei Embroidered
 Handkerchiefs each. .... f5c
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ing to America year later, settling in Dakota and embarking In the cattle raising business. The object of his journey to the Soudan was for the pur- pose of enlistingArab chieftains against the British Government.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-31
Death at San Ramon.

SAN RAMON, July 30.--George Mc- Camily died this morning of heart dis ease. He came across the plains early In 1850 with team of oxen, and settled
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-31
Notions and Linings.

Sk.fred Elastic Side Garters all colors 25C White an colored Finishing Brald-pece 6c Dexer's Knitting Cotton Whte-ball.. Sc Shell Hapins, inches long, all eoors-dozen.... Oc Pearl Shirt Waist Sets, smoked white-set .2Oc Bunch Cotton Tap-, assorted widths-bunch..... Sc Miles Safety Pins, all szesdozen...... 4c Fine Stockinet Dress Shi Ids sizes g. B. 4 0c Sit-fred Garter Elastic, all coloys-yard .......Oc Warren's Feaherhone in all coors-yad....
 Pure Mohar Soutache Braid all shades-piece.
 Two-tone Mohair Tubular Braidduzen vards.. Black and Or Moire aeta Lining, 25 inches wide, yd5c Back Moire Persian Lining, 34 inches wde-yard.-2 1Sc Black Seal Belts, leather lined, harness buckle.5Oc
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-31

A Georgia judge is credited with say ing in giving a formal judicial opinion: Indeed. it is always probable that something improbable will happen"
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-31

Advances made on furniture and pianos, with or without removal. J. Noonan. lo17 -1o23 Mission.
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in San Ramon Valley, where he has lived ever since. He was born in Michigan In 1924.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-31
ds;lds,. d5d,fs, .,s and Underwear.

Ladies' Wootmxed Vests and Pants, natural ro C0l0r-eaCh w
 Ladies' Black Wool Mixed Equestrian lights, q m ankle leng Y'"OO and daalss nsaHy fleece 'nsu 25c
 Chd's Merino Vests and Pants, color natural oc. and ecru all sizes-each %oS Ua md teGen11 M Jsrsey 25c
 Ladies' Sanitary Normal "Stuttgarter" Vests and et Ic Pants, sizes 28 to 44-per garment..-....... P'.o0
 Catalogue of the fa,noas "Sngarter Woosn Undsrwsar tor men, 1cons,n and ehdrsn free abpiieation
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Nsesstitiss l.sss ths House Furnishings.

Full size extra heavy double Wash Board, with
 Protector .... 25c Extra large granite steel Wash Basins 25c Embossed tin Crumb Tray and .... Oc Granite steel Candle Sticks 5c The best wire Sink Strainers - 200 Wood chair Seats, with Brass Head Large granite steel
 Drinking Cups...--iOc SN@I@&A A Mo-. six-hole Range &l&@@Ss
 set up complete (E0G
 (money refunded if Ink VE I> T
 not satis sfac- &&RXOS~~<S E
 tory)-.... -.---SlS5O &"gS AS%-~e~&l I dozen Wire Coat and M N=@
 Hat Hooks for...-.lOc E H Highly polished white
 wood Towel Roller N O
 for.
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psf5aps psrd ] o,1 you Dinner Set.

Here's a good-ook-
 ing serviceabIe Dinner
 Set, made by the rel- <\ \~=x- r able Upper Henley Pot. hnE /- Nx5Ne1sesSVpl) sesSVpl) tery Go. in England. Wh&4 SeSSM It is made of strong SSAS~GGSS&&xI NGnSN& semiporceain, the dec 5TEsSy [S[I IsySsT97W W @c>@W orations in Cobalt blue, <Nu yyGG&,xTZSf< ro3 pieces, for twelve s->AeSs- lE4-y people e...... Si3.25
 s2 pieces for people,.
 more elaborate semi-porceaIn set from the famous Rdgeway pottery at Merve England, dainy decorated charming shapes-oosts:
 Io3 pieces for g pieces for people SS45
 Duplicate of above always in stock, so that If single pieces get broken they can be replaced.
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vs1,,.I vsfy Extra sa Fine Silks.

2onch Fancy Jacquard Figured Silk, choice pat 7so terDS and extra value at soc "
 2Inch Twotoned Checked and Fancy Plaid afeta, extra heavy quality, in magnificent line Of color m tIcCtS, per yarQ... Y
 and P inch Black Satin and GIos Grain Brocades, small, medium and large designs, also Bayadere ana Barre effects, special values at Sfoo SIPS, tt 7E
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Black All-SiIk Grenadines

24-noh Black Alsil Plain Grenadines 75c to.. Si.aS 24-nch Black Allsilk Figured Grenadines. soc to SiOO 24-nch Black All-siik Striped Grena lines S5c to- @I]o 44-inch Black Allsilk Striped and Brocaded Novelty
 Grenadines, S5c ooo oo
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Fine Fine Fall Clothing.

ing Department. Look into great show windows. See the fine ready-towear Clothing exhibited there Note the extremely low prices.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-07
Dated Dccemh or 8, 1897,
FIRST publication. December 6, 1897.
NOTICE OF TSusret's SALE.

NOTICE IS HEhtbY GIVEN THAT IN
~ accordance with md under the power
and authority granted by that certain Trust
Deed, made the l5ik day of July, 1895, to WIN
II. Jacobs, trustee. by Frank Bail and
Nellie Hall, husband and wife, ana record cd
July 23rd 1898. in Book "4B" of MORTGAGES, on
page 3.7, of the records OF Salt Lake County,
Utah, the undersigned will offer for sale and
sell to the highest bidder for cash, at the Yves
front entrance TO the joint city ana coun ty
building, IN Salt Like Cit +, Utah (that beng
the county court house Of salt Lake County.
utah) on the l2th Gay of January 1898, a. 10
o'clock, noon, OF that day. all the real estate
hereinafter des cribed. 70 pay and discharge
the Indebtedness secured by said trust deed
and interest thereon, and reasonable compen
alton 10 said trustee, aud costs of this notice
and expense Of sale.
This sale will be made at the request of tho
holder of said Indebtedness, ana because OF
default In the payment OF SAID Indebtedness,
which became aus on the first day Of august,
lsg1, and tho same IL now due and wholly un.
paid. said real estate is partic ularly dos
tribed rs follows, 10 wit: D.
Commencing at point two (2) rods west
from the northeast corner OF lot seven ~,
block fifty. seven (bi,) Plat &C." salt Lake
City survey, thence south forty (&0) rods.
thence west eight Isl rods. thence north
forty (4O rods, thence east four ~ rods,
tho nee south ten tlut rods, thence east
two and one.half l2,il rods. thence north ton
(l0i rods, thence east one sad one.half uA,)
rods to the PHI ace of beginning.
WILLIAM n. JACOBS, I rustee.
Dated necember g. 1897.
First publication. December 6. 1891
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-07
NOTICE OF GUARDIANS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE AT r. WATE SALE.

rNpER AUTHORITY of AN ORDER OF
sale granted by the District Court OF The
second judicial District of the State OF Utah.
Weber County, dated december leth. A. D.
1881, ] will seii At private sale The following
described real estate to wit:
An undivided one-slNteenth interest In hp1
to the following described tract and parcel OF
lar d situate IN SAT- Lako County u nd state OF
Ulah, commencing at the northeast corner OF
lot aeycn In block seventy-three, FIAT A, SAT-
Lake City urvey, and running thence
south nine and oue-half rods. thence west
twelve rods, thence north nine and one-half
rods, thence east twelve rods to tho place OF
beginning
An undivided one.olghth interest held IN
trust in the following describef stfe0ts and
alleys IN tal Lake CiIy and County, state OF
Utan: Commencing at tho northeast corner OF
lot four block twenty, Five Acre Pat A.. Big
fieid survey, running thence north TWO hun
dret and tweniy.nlne and sixty-cigh. one
hundredlhs feet, thence west two rods, thence
eight one hundredihs feet, thence west twenty
rods thence south one hundred and
rine,y-six and sixty-cig one hun
drcdths feet thence west four rods,
thence north one hundred and nincty-siN
and sixty eight one humid e'hs feet thence
west twenty rods. thence north two rods,
thence cast forty SIX rods to tho place OF be-
ginning
he sale will be made on or nfter January
seventh, A n, 1885, and bids will he received
at the office OF Il. 4. Huiapiski, number 5lB
Utah Loan 4 Trust Company's BuL dug at
ogden uity. Weber Countr. state OF Utah.
1erms of sale cash. -
Guardian Of the esttle and persons OF Alton
rtringam and Elwood b. stringam,
L. 4. HuLAsIsKI, Attorney for Guardian.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-07

The State OF Utah Eends Greeting to Jessie NJ
Blitrheland Alexander Mitchell, Defend
ants.
xToU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO Ap.
pear in mn action Brought arainst you
BY the above-named plaintn In the District
Court OF the Third Judicial District OF the
state of Utah ana To answer the complaint
lied therein within ten days fexclusive OF the
day of setvicc) after tho service on you OF TINS
summ0ns--it served within this county; or,
II served out OF this county but IN the di.-
iriet, wiihin twenty days. Otherwise Win
ioriy days-or Judgment by default Will be
iaeen against You. according TO tho prayer OF
SAID complaint.
aeaiust said defendants for III sum OF sa,uuo
and interest thereon at tho rate OF por cent
pcv annum from Fob ID. 1888 1or ~ W taxes
Tor the year 1891; for $500 attorneys tees ana
for cos Of suit; alleged to be due upon
certain promissorf note executed ny said DC,
PENDANTS to plaintiffs aarch 18th, lseo. Ia SAID
sum OF t5,0Uc, bearing interest AT per cent
per annum: same berg by deed OF trust
to property hereinafter described. cxccnt.
ed by said dcrendants to plaintiff Tint sad
Judgment be paid IN U. =. cold Coin; that II
Receiver tie at once appointed to take pos
session of said properly ana 10 collect the
rents ,hereirom. and out OF saun nh a'ncnnt s 10
ship and tho balance be appneu toward the
payment OF fAiu mortgage indebtedness ana
any judgment that may be rendered herein I:
that he usual decree he made for tho safe Of
said preml. es BY the sheriff Of salt Lake coun-
ty. Utah adtudging tnat procesds thereof be
applied TO tue phymcnt pl tle amount IbuIu
due plaintiff, costs and expenses OF sale; that
defendants and all rcisons claiming unner
thcm be barred and foreclosed of all right
claim or equ ty ot redenpti9n in SAID prem
ises, thst plaintiff have deficiency judpment
against said defendants, and Tor other relief /;
SAID promises being desctibed MS situated IN
salt Lake CITY. salt Lake County. staio OF
Utah, to-wit: Lots Q, IL and II. IN Block / in
Perkins Addition TO salt Lake City. utsh,
same being a subdivision Of Lots z. and in
Block Is, Five Acre Pat "A" Big Field eur
yey. - .
And you are hereby notified that II you fail
to appear and answer the said complaint as
above required. the Hard plaintiff will apply TO
the Court for the relief demanded therein.
Witness, the honorable Judges, and tho seal
of the Districi Court of the third
Judicial District IN md for the
(sEAL) state OF Utah. this 10th day of lie
cember. IN the yesr OF our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and
ninety seven.
DAVID DUNBAR. Clerk
by NJ. N. LOGAN, Deputy ClGrg.
BooTH. IKE ~ GRAY. Lawyers, Rooms 5oN
594 Aucrbnch Bu,l 'ius, salt Lake Guy, Utah
Attorneys for Plaintiff.