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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-21

EoRTY ACRES OF FODDER AND CORN
It In tbs shock for sale At tho Clts Sewage
Farm. For prices enquire AZ the ONCE OF tue
IInIldnn
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In the District Court. trobate Division, Third
judicial District, in and for salt Lake
County, state Of Utah.


Deceased.
NyoTICE is BEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN nobert 'DaDsie and James W. Dan.ie,
administrators OF the estate of Robert
pansie. deceased, have rendered ior
settlement. and filed In said Court, their
nnal account of their admin stralion Of
SAID estate and petition for, anal disirieu.
persons emitted thereto. and that satur.
day the bih Gay OF January. A. u. 1885 at
80 o'c lock a. m. at the Court Room of sad
Court, in the County Court House, salt Lase
CITY and Comfy Utah. has been duly ap,
pointed bv The Judge Of said Court for tie
settlement OF said account and hearing sad
petition for distribution. at which time ami
pace any person interested IN said estate
may appear and show cause. II any there be,
why said account should not be settled and
approved and final distribution made n
PRAYED for
Dated december 10 1897.
DAVID q. DUNBAR, CLERK
By GEO. +. BLAIR, Deputy CLERK.
- RANK PIERCE. Attorney for AdminsTatork
Mccormick Block.
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City and County OF salt Labe)
I. David S. Emery. City Hecordcr of Salt
Lake City, state of Utah. do hereby certify
that the above and foregoing 10 u fnil. true and
correct E copy repesns ss n'a,s
q and 4 OF "A resouton grant.
ing certain privileges and franchises to
the fat Lake 4 OGDEN Gas and Electric Light
Company. passed by the City Council Of SAT-
Lake City Utah. May 18Th. 1898 and enacting
two new sections in lien thereof" Said reso.
Lake City. t'tah. Decent err lsth, 1881 and APP.
proved by the Mayor December 2eth, ls91, as
appears OF record IN my ofilce.
In witness whereof / have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the corporate sea OF
shid City this 5lst day OF december a. ID. 1891.
lsEAL.l DAVID s. ENTRY.
City Recorder.
by ALBERT g. REIsER. Deputy
Hpla
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The Other Fellow,

$50 you think Agnew is pig-hended
fool. oh? What has given you that
opinion OF him?"
1--WE talked for half mn hour this
morning and couldn't agree on single
point"
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NOTICE.
GRANT GOLD sIsIso COMPANY

GRANT GOLD MINING COMPANY
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN annual meeting Of the stockholders of
III the ONCE OF the company. Home Fire insur
ancc Company of Utah building, Nos. "a to 90
East Temple street, salt Lake CITY. Utah. on
tuesday: January .olh, 1895. at O'Clock p. IN.
ton of such other business as may come be-
lore said meeting.
sALT LAKE CITY, Utah, December %. 1897.
THOMAS w. SLOAN secretary.
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NOTICE.

TAKE NOTICE TuAr ON "WEDNESDAY
i the 18Th DAY OF January, 1888, at 10 pm
at the League Rooms, No 4 eouth State street
salt Lake CITY. uta the Voluntary society
heretofore known as the Mutual Impr vement
League, will hold q meeting at said time and
place. for the purpose OF Incorporating said Us
ISOLATION. o. b. S1EWAWr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-21

Notice OF stockholders meeting of the Gold
Point Mining and Milling ompany.
NvO1ICE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT a
~ meeting OF this stOGAhO deTs OF the TO ID
fuins min,nR amt Milling company will be
held at room ara City aud COUNTY Building at
o'clock y m on Monday, februEry IN.
isps for the purpose of sloctlng board OF
directors sud TO transact such other BUSINESS
ts may come before tile meeting.
LIB rs L PALKER, Secretary.
Dated January 9Th le9s.
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And in accordance with law and an order of
the Board OF Directors made on the 30tn day
OF October, A. ID 1891. 30 many shares of each
parcel of stock us may be necessary will be
cold at Room IA Atlas block. in the City Of
shIt Lake and state of Utah on the 2isI day
Of January. A, d. isSs, at The hGur OF
O'Clock IN tho afternoon of SAID day, 10 pay
the delinquent assessment thereon, together
with the costs Of advertising and expenses Of
sale. ;. PAiMLf.
Secretary Crown Point Mining Company.
Room IA Atlas Block. salt Lake City,
Utah.
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Souhsyb 'sci poi"'Sut
The state of Utah sends greeting to Fannie
Persins. I. y Ieeter; Jane Doe Ieeter.
District OF eRit Lake County. Corporation,
defendants,
Won ARE HEREBY ACQUIRED TO AP-
i pear IN an action brought against you
by the above naued plainuh IN the District
Court of the Third judicial District OF the
state of Utah and to answer the amended
compi amt flied therein within ten days lex.
elusive of the day of seryIcel after the service
on you of this summons-h served within this
". but in this district. within twenty days;
otherwise w thin forty days-or judgment by
default will be taken against You. according
to the prayer of sad amended compliant.
Tine said action Is BIZ ought To have juug
ment against etendants for the sum OF $500
principal and Interest thereon AZ the rate Of
10 per cent per annun from June l2th 1877 ;
for $50 attorney fees and for costs OF SUIT that
said judgment bear interest a. the rate of 10
per cent per annum from the rendition there.
of alleged TO be due upon a certain prOmie-
cory nolo executed by eaid defendant rhnhle
Perkins, TO plaintih March H. 1925, for said
,um OF $500 bearing interest at II per cent
per annum, no part of which has been paid,
except the interest TO Juno ~, 1897; said note
being secured by mortgage OF even date
herewith on promises hereinafter aeHcribed,
executed by SAID defendant. Perkins, TO plain
tn; that plsinuH'r said mortgage he adjudged
and decreed a trst lien on premises herein-
after described; that guardian ad Item be
appointed for and to represent SAID minor dc.
PENDANT, j. Frederick Perkins; 10 have the
usual statutory decree OF this court Tor the
foreclosure OF said mortgage and the sale of
said premises by the sheriff of salt LAKE. coun
~; that the proceeds of sale be applied IN
payment OF ainounts due above with costs /;
that defendants and all persons claiming I'M
der them be barred and foreclosed of ali ciaim
or equity of redemption therein; that plain
TIFF Rave deficiency Judgment against defend.
ant, Fannie Perkins, and for other reliet
said premises being described ~ follows, to-
WIT; Commencing z rods >. Of tht n. ". cor
Of Lot 4, Block ~, Plat ''B" salt Lake Cry
sur, and running thence S, rods thence u.
10 rods; thence N 4 rods; thence W, ~ RODS
to place of beginning; situated in salt Lake
City and county. Utah.
And you are hereby notified that IL YOU fail
to appear and answer tho said Hlns nded com
plant as above required, the sad plaintiff witt
appy 10 The court for the relief demanded
therein.
Witness, tho Honorable Judges, and the
seal of the District Court OF the
Third JudIclal District, In and for
tsEAL1 the state Of Utah, this 2snd day OF
October. IN the year OF our l.ord
one thousand eight hundred and
ninety seven.
DAv ID q, DUNBAR, CLERK.
ByM. NJ LIGGAs, Deputy clerk.
BOOTH. LEE GRAY. nwyers. Iooms 800 4
Auerpach pudding, salt Lake City. Utah,
attorneys -rplaintih.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
once OF tho Commercial Gold Mining and
Milling Company.
Place OF Business . s htias Block, salt Lake
city Uiah

Place of Business s Atlas Block, salt Lake
city Uiah
ny Office is HEEEBY GIVEN THAT
IN at meeting OF the board OF directors of
the above corporation and held at the office
above designated on Friday October sth. lspi.
an assessment OF two ana one hnlt t,Ia) miilB
per share was levied on the capital stock of
this corporation, paynble 90 or before friday,
necem6er 3, 1877, To Sharp Walker, treasurer
OF his company at above dol mated Office
ANY stoek upon which this assessment may
remain unpaid on ,he said Sd day OF Ducem-
her will he delinquent and VIII be advertise
Tor sale ~ public auction. and sold on Iucs-
day. Dec 2Ist. 1877. 1 Pun. OF that day at
The above named place of business, to pay the
delinquent assessment, together with the
cost OF Advertising and expenses of sale.
SHARP WALKER. Trels.,
HAROLD NJ. PIrr. sec'y.
Dated Salt Lake city. Utah. Nov. 1897.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

A DIVIDEND 60. y OF FIVE PER CENT
n on the 'pitai stock Of the Utah sugar
Company has this day teen declared PAYABLE
on te rlBry TO- 1885, 10 stockholders IT record
ON FcbIn mary o, ISIS
HORACE q. wUIrNET, Secretary.
Salt Lake CITY. January IS. IS.
Tho stock transfer boo1s OF tho Utah Sugar
Company wil lie closet on February 0. 1875,
and foopened on Febri AIRY 10, 1855 =
HORACE q WHITNEY, Secretary.
salt l. Ike Guy January Is. 1905.
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DsLlNous Mt MOTTO.

Grown Point Mining Company. Principal OF.
nsc. lioom Il, Atlas Block. City Of Salt Lake.
state OF Utah.
Location of works and mines In Uintsh Min
ing District Park City. summit County.
etate of Utah
NroTlCE-THERE AXE DELINQUENT
IN on the following described stock on ac'
count of assessment No /. levied on the auth
day of October. A. D. ,lsg7. the several amounts
sci opposite the names OF the respective share.
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SUM NUNS.
I'm the District Court Of the Third Judicial
District OF tho state of Utah.
County If SAT- Lake.

National Bank Of the Hepnbic. Corpora
ton, rlalntih,
vs.
Jessie NJ. Mitchell and Alexander Mitchell.
Defendants.
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SUMMONS ON aMEf DEO COM.
PlAiuT.


In the District Court of the Third Judicial
District of the state OF Utah, County
of salt Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-21

An ordinance Aboiishing the flee M e,h,..
OF ponce, and Providing for the sfa, ,nie'
az al, ~ r sne r "mae and fire Depafimepl.
day OF December. 1871. "A'Vr me SlI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-21

The state of Utah sends greeting to Fannie
Perkins. I. " Teeter. Jane Doe Teeter. j.
Frederick Perkins and the Forlieih chool
defendants,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-21

The state OF Utah Cents Greeting to Jessie
Mitchell and Alexander Aiitchell, Defend
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SALT LAKE CTR. Utah. January Is, 1885.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-18
REWARD ron MILES.


Chicago. May H.--A Tlmos.Hcrad dis
patch from Washington says;
Promotion a. liruirnnnt.gcnera II the
rewnrd mat awaits General Miles fof q
successful campaign IN cuba. The high
ost pfndo In he regular army. which waH
revived for General Bch0neld shortly bc-
fore hls retirement. has seldom been con-
ferrcd on m ofiicer In time ~ poace.
Measures have been pending, however,
In both houses of congress - revive n fpr
Gononni Miles In recognition Of hls dis
tlnRulrhed services during the clyll war
ana many campaigns against the indiana
Since tho breaking out NJ the war with
spain advocates in congress for the re-
yiyni 0f the grade have urged u strongly
On tho president mat an army " z0DD
mcn actively cngugcd IN war should be-
under the command NJ an officer higher
ln rank than % mnlor-grncral Every cf-
fort that has been made 10 bring thn
matter forward ln congress has met some
opposition and the advocates ~ tho plan
have practically decided 20 let u rest for
ihr present with tho understanding mat
the gfidc shall be- revived FOR Miller while
no II at the hcld of the army 10 Cuba.
General Miles viii go 10 Cuba as MAJOR
general. but on tho achievement " "a
signal victory over the SpunIardH hc necd
not be- surprised 10 learn that he has re-
oriyed the thanks of congress and hps
bccn promoted lO bS licutcnant-Ecneral
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-18

New York. May IA special 10 the
World from Montreal says,
Although Senior Polo Hculbc. form.
crly Minister uf spain at Washington.
states that his only object Ia staying
hero Is Co rcorganlEc the consular ser.
vice. II is evident from matters that have
trannpitrd that the United States has
sufficient reason 10 Wow his presence hcru
with apprehension. Il ls diihcuN TO pcno-
iratc the action OF Polo aud his suite
thoroughly. but u Is clear TO all here
that no is dircv,ins an elaborate spy sys-
tenn Some United Siutcv treasury Ollie
laln have been here and shadowrd the
party closely Tor days. and trom what
can br CLEANED of their carefully guarded
r,marks, the work ol the SpNnlaris Is
OF very dangerous kind 1t is known
munication with both Governor Maslas Of
Porto Rlcn aud General Blanco but this
alone would not account for the immense
sums of money they have spent with thv
telegraph companies while here For the
space uf three days their bills Tor the
Western Union aud Postal Telegraph
Companies amounted to nearly $1,000
After much investigation it was found
that large amount OF ils expenditure
was caused by kilograms sent to the
United states When they found out they
wcrc unable to get messages TO or from
the United States direct they cablcd 10y
way OF London Ihey have been In COM
,munication constantly with strangers who
aftcrward have been sent into tho United
States and tho secret service agents
seemed To have proof that at least one
woman In this city has been approached
! by them for spy purposes,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-18
TilE HARVARD sAFE.

New York. Nay n.-There are assuran-
ccs that the war board has found way
10 gc, tho Harvard out Of H. Pierre har-
bor without risk Oi destruction by the
Spanish torpedo boat destroyer Terror II
Involves the use ~ the Yale ana the
Montgomery to watch the port at the
thrcc.mlie limit 10 walt until the iinr-
yari appears and than 10 be- prepared IN
case the Terror follows. or other Spanish
torpedo boat deatf0ycrh como along, 10
fail upon them with their heavy ana
l.ght ripld-nro guns ana destroy them.
on the other hand there are naval officers
Who laugh 900 tho furs made over the
situation ui a. Pierre and dct.dro that
there lH nothing to prevent the Harvard
from leaving n she desires 10 % sO and
nothing but the assumption tha. the tor
pedo boat DESTROYER lB formidable yea-
sfl leads to thr opinion that IL could de-
stfoy tho Harvard without difficulty.
When Captain Cotton has completed the
repairs said 20 be- needed by tho Harvard.
hu can leave ana IL b. believed hat
Franco viii stick closely 10 the custom
under neutrality laws 10 prevent the Ter
ror from leaving until tweniy-four hours
lutrr
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-18
cERvERA THE popGER

New York, May ia World dispatch
from Madrid says;
Admiral Cervcra's fleet will dodge about
In the Caribbean sea and the Gulf OF
Mexico, II Is said by naval men here.
Ccrvcra VIII avoid ngh, in case he
finds himself overmatChcd His chief ain,
Is To draw the American squadron away
from the Cuban coast so that he may
make a dash into Havana, The princi-
pdl object or such u dash It Is asserted
would be to allow the Vigcaya to so uto
dry dock to clean her bottom and thus
improve her speed, for In her present
condition she crlpnles the movements oI
tno remainder OF the fleet Great eNpec-
tatlons are founded ON night raids by the
Spanish torpdo boat destroyers upon the
American blockading squadron, Later
when the rainy season sets In, fast block
ado runners, both Spanish and foreign
will undertake to carry ammunition and
provisions to cuba and Porto Rico,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-18
NEUTRALITY LAWS DRoREN


New york May IA Times special
from Washington says!
Thv continued WuB,nrc iu Canada "
Rfnor POLO Bcfnnbc. lhio spanish MIN
lsipr 10 hln country. ana the recent re-.
ports which rchch here of hia activity
thcrr In bchnf VI The spanish cause,
have given rise 90 the suggestion that it
might be- proper proceeding on the part
~ this government Ia direct The attention
nf tho british government 10 no ca-mln.
BtrrH course as violation of The ncu.
tfalily laws
Certain features u tho spanish diplO-
mnta conduct have been brought tl the
attention ~ the state department but
thrro lH the highest possible authority for
tho assertion that no protest has Dccn
made ~ tho BRUSH government. nor II
any contemplated 5o long aH Bcngi Polo
confines himself tu talking about this
country be- viii not be- intcrlerod Hilh.
IN countries like England and tho tIltod
Htntus. where broad freedom oi rprc h
and action in accorded 10 an. o. la not
tp bo expected thal "a censorship ut the
uttcrlncu ~ any man, especially f0r.
sguor ~ rank should bc exercise. n
however. scnor Polo nhould undertake %
raise an expedition 90 attack this Dpun-
try or should engage 10 any clearly hos
luu act hc would bo guilty VI a Nu.
of tho neutrality and tho attention uf
tha BRUSH government would ho dlf cicd
thereto. Tho friendly attitude of ENG
land at present leaves no doubt mat moth.
Ink moro than hin, would br nscra Afy
10. indeed. the spanish Minister haa 800
boon requested 90 Withdraw without any
nusscauon from tnis slide. II iH aeknoNl-
rJgcd at the state department that au-
uuyluE as the spanish Ministers presence
uu our ivry border .s, lt ls "a delicate mat.
t,r fur this government 60 handle Tho
United States hlh always been liberal in
lu attitude in such matters. and the de-
partmcnt rycognlzos ,nHt oufa ln "a glass
house II lH recalled that svnpr PoIo'H
being allowed to stay ln Canada can
hardly be- c0naldcrcd any S0rno than our
allowing thc Cuban lunIa 10 exist 10 this
country while We were friendly with
spain kosciusku it IN recalled was re-
e,lycd here and entertained IN Washing
tou dnclal circles ana allowed 10 raise
funds A for Englanu % 3D. known that
lli 10 hotbcd for revolutionary move
m,nts against Tho continental power
[ nd,r the circumstances % In unlikely
Tho minister uf Spain will bee disturbed
lunlcnn hc commits SOME over, act n
/ To- believed here. however. thai public op-
inlun IN Canada which prunounccs his
conduct as cAcctahic. will before long
IdrVc him out uf thv country
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-18
ANOTHER SPANISH STORY.

New York, May IA World dispatch
from Gibraltar says;
A Spanish fleet was to leave CadiE to-
day, a telegram from Madrid just received
here reports, bound for the Philippine
Islands 1no expedition, which is said
to consist of troops and warshlps both,
win 20 by way OF the Suez canal. It's
object Is to raise the blockade by Adj
mIral Deweys ships II possible and re-
cover possession of the Islands. II that
cannot be accomplished troops will be
landed for the purpose of enabling Ma
nlla to try to hold out against capture
until the plans for intervention by Europe
might restore the islands to Spain.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-18
HuRRYING TO MANILA,

New York, May lI-PrepaMtions for
the relief expedition to be sent to the
Philippines are being hurried In both the
military and naval departments, says the
Madrid correspondent of the World. Five
battallons, each 1900 men, under eight oili-
GERS arc assembled at Cadlz, Barcelona
and Valencia, all ready, or win be ready
for embarkatlon this week. This force
will be commanded by General Camprudi,
1t Is made up wholly of picked men who
have served two years. Several batteries
will go with the expedition and large
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-18
Go East.

via Billings and the Burlington route, and
you reach Omaha, Kansas City, st. Louis,
and all other southern and southeastern
cities half day sooner than travellers
who take any other line.
Go east via ST. Paul and the Burlington
route, and you ride on the finest train on
earth-the Burlington's st. Paul-Chicago
Limited.
Go east via Ogden and Denver, and you
see the wonderful scenery Of the Rockies,
famed the world over as the most mag
nificent on the continent.
Tickets at offices of connecting lines.
A. c. SHELDON,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-18
THE STARVING
SPANIARDS
tcontInuod from flrat psgel

against M ana other brother Catholics IN
spain We have the boHt monoycd clnssos
In France against ~ because II " here
mat the Spanish debt n held, A hRh
authority told mo this morning mat
Franco has yODJ0DDJ NJ Spanish bonds,
upon which sho haE lost lOOgJ,OO since
lho United states declared tiey couh
stand tho cuban atrocities 10 longer IN
addition W. have Tho old monafchial Tor.
ren of France against us. people VINO hate
the very namo ~ republic. But stlll tho
mon VINO govern france arc republican
at heart and would br glad 10 SEQ botn
spain nnd ltily republics too"
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-18


Notice IL hereby given, that by virtue
OF warrant for tho collection of a de-
llnqurnt assessment tor the Improvement
described as followH, Thc Construction
10 drain IN McClurc'a Astoria
duly issued ~ tho Auditor and Police
Judge W the Guy % Astoria. by direction
~ the Common Council ~ said city. said
warrant being dated the lllh day Of April
i@s GO me- directed ana The assessment In
which specified amounting 'n the rum ~
so On Win 'nltrrHt thereon rom me Nth
day ~ December i0ii al, 3 per cent per
hnnum. being against tho following named
person, towlt u. 4 Ferguson owner OF
The following dcHrriucu property, to.
wit. lot g. block n. McClurc's Astoria,
and against said described property. and
which warrant cnmmands me 20 levy upon
ana make sale ~ said described property.
In order 90 satisfy said assessment, the
interest thereon ana tho costs and ux-
pcnnru ~ sale. ala on the glh day Of
May iNN duly levy upon the above do
Hcrlhod real property. and ! will on tho
Nh day of June, iNA az tho hour of 2
o'clock. tn the afternoon Of said day, ~
The Court House Door. IN the. city Of
Astoria, County NJ Clalanp. state NJ orc
rnn, soil said above described property nt
puhllc auction TO tho highest bidder for
cash. T. \ Gold Coin Ia satisfy said nas
hcsHmcnt. the interest thereon ana tho
costs ana expenses ~ sale. aud accrulng
costs
paicd at Astoria, oregon, the pm day or
E. HALLoCK.
chief ~ Police. city of Astoria, oregon
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Nuurr 10 hereby given that by virtue
OF "a warrant for the collection uf "a de-
llnquent assessment fnr tho Improvement
described as follows The CnnAlrur,io ,ion
Of dram IN McHlure'H Astoria,
dul, lrsuod by the Auditor ana Police
Judge II The Cny ~ Astoria. by direction
nt The Common Council ~ rtll rly nhld
warrant being dated no. ilih Jay af Agll.
1885. To- mo directed. and tho tHs"rrmrnt m
which specified amounting 90 thc suW nt
81 ~ win ri.r"7I ift'" 'n rom nc glh
day u December, 1877, a. b per cent per
annum. being against tho following nance
person tpNlt Dyson ~ WasH. owner or
tho following described property, TO-
vii int :. block NJ. McCluru'u Asiorls,
and against said described property anu
which warrant commands ms 10 levy upon
and mako sale ~ said icHrrhod property,
IA order 90 satisfy said assessment, the
interest thereon and tho costs ana cN.
prnaru ~ sale I did ON tho Hih daN ut
MAY. is1s duly levy upon the above DO
o. ibsd real property. ana I Will on tho
en- day ol June isN 40 tho hour ~ :
o'clock IN tho afternoon ~ said dhy, a.
thr court illutr huut To The Guy uf
Astoria. county ~ CiAiaop. State ~ ore.
son. asil naid above described property at
public auction 60 tho hEhvut bidder fnr
cash. a. q Gold Coin. 20 satisfy said as
sc.amrnt tho Interest thereon ana tho
costa ana expenses ~ sale. and accrulns
patcd a, Astoria. oregon. the 9,h day ot
May 1905 .
gfbIrf - rHttFN CIV 0F Astoria oregon.