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ST. PAUL.

Miss Oscc IuWlc.. y teacher of the
public schools OF Nenla. Ohio. q ~ the
city visiting her sister. Mrs. " A.
kifllcy QSJ Woodbridge street
Mr. James Nllisms left iof Mllwau.
kcr Monday evening
II Is rum0fed that the wedding bells
will ring again soon. and that Mise
Jennie Combs will change her place Of
residence a. the Southland
Mrs - K Dufan, ut kli Payne ave
nue., IS reported very sick
Mrs DR. V ID Turner has returned
home after an cstcndtd trip through
the East aud South
Mr. and Mrs Archie Taylor will be
at home after July 18th. al gI7 Margaret
street
Many St Paul people vll be inter
cstcd ~ the wedding 10 take place ~
Kansas CITY Mo. ON July ~. The con.
tracing parties will be Miss lcurlInc
laudun. 81 Kansas City. and Rev T.
Arlington Wilson better known ~ the
Twin Ciiics as the boy preacher Rev
Wilson has a host oi friend here Who
wish him every success
The members oi St Peter Clayef's
choir. with . few friends, spout the
Fogih a. Lake Josephine The trip
vas made by coach and four 80 people
being aboard The greater part ni the
day Was spent ~ fishing. over no crop
pics. sun6sh aud bass being hooked
Those making the trip we're Misses
Marie Atmurong Nellie Brown Alice
Jackson ard Ruth McGhsc Mcsdamcs
y Brown. = +. McGhcc French.
IIeuly. Cora Smith, J s Harms Emma
Crawford Mcors Jackson. iiarfy
Brown Allen French. Willie French
and ] S Hsfris
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Taylor Dodd Wedding

The Rraudesi home wedding III the
season tOpk place Wcdnr sday evening
tuHe r. At The residence al the bride $
parents. AIr and Mrs John Dodd The
contracting parties wefe dns Emma
Dodd and Ar Archibald { GAyior
The houae was very iasteiuilY decorated
y itb p5lWs. smilaN. roses and rafua
irons The bride was atttfed ~ organ
die over slik en- train and carried bou-
quiet 81 handsome bride roses making
a notable and pleasing contrast "a which
fhe iair bride vas shown e. advantage
The brideamsid. Ai@ Fannie Dodd.
gas atfired iH sNiss usef pink six and
carried pink roses The wedding pro
ssssinn fafHed 10 the side paflofs.
passed through the main bali ard
thenee by separate doufs into the main
paflDr where. Just AZ the last sweet
stfatns ii the wedding march. played by
Asss snyder died asay the pfpeessiou
came 20 a halt under au enormous asd
ding bell Rev Won Seheuk III the
Evangelical Iuthtfau church perform
- the CEREMONY which linked these tao
seais together lDf all time Aiter the
CEREMONY Nas over the groom present
stthefsnle bracelet and iste best man
Mr Charles 1hafiesion wtiii a gold
seari pm During the evening ~ and
Ifs faylnf received kilograms ri con-
graduation ifGfu several iftends 10
Keutaeby aud Tennessee The recep.
ton committee was composed ri Mes
dames \ DHrani & Brawn. r.
White. ! Combs and Slate
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SOLDIERS TRY TO MURDER A
COLORED PORTER

Omaha. Fifty discharged sol
dicrs Nebraska volunteers. who part'ci-
pated in the opening exercises Of the
exposition. became disorderly IN an cx-
position beer restaurant on the Midway
last night. and when the bar tender
ordered a negro porter Tcnnle Elliott
by name. 10 clear the place they attacked
him. one soldier hiuine him in the face
Elliott retaliaied by throwing beer bot
ties and glasses. hitting one soldier IN
the face and laying his cheek open A
irte fight followed during which Elliott
rushed out and down the Mldway with
the soldiers following. shouting. Hang
him. hang him. The negro rushed 10
the exposition lookup and begged "a be
locked no, which reque,t was complied
with. The soldiers trci a. break INTO
the jail. but finally vert away No ar
rests were made
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IN FASHIONS REALM.
Handsome Costumes of Light Nate
rails for summer - Pretty
shirt Waists.

Blue. white. pink and other daintily
colored organdies, muslins, bareges aud
grenadines are effectively trimmed with
edged with black Lac. On the bodice
is a mixture of these decorations with
bands of lace insertion, or very often
there are yoke and sleeves of net match
ing the lace in design.
Very handsome costumes of vicuna,
lightweight ladies' cloth, or soft kid
cloth. are made of two distinct shades
of the fabric, and decorated with straps
of the darker shade and sm,.ll round
tailor buttons; or. If a daintier effect
is desired, straps, vest and rCycrs of
cream or white cloth are used, with a
yoke of braid-work or ilk cordapplique.
The white-cloth decorations give style
to the gown. while not adding much to
the expense, as three-quarters of a yard
of this wide fabric will cut up into plen-
" of trimmings for both waist and
skirt.
Very dainty and pretty effects are
devised by the rnodistes in finishing the
tops of sleeves of gowns already in
preparation for the summer season, he
shape below the shoulder being, with
out exception, plain, trim. and ex.
ccedingly close. Gowns of net, lace,
chiffon, etc, have narrow tucks, alter
mating with bands of insertion, or they
are shirred round and round the arm
spirally, or trimmed with folds and odd.
~ placed designs in lace applique. In
every case, however, the sleeve is a
I small one, simple in effect, and one
with which most women are now great
~ pleased.
Some pretty shirt-waist models have
been designed for the coming sum
| mer, some of them showing deep sail
or collar, joined TO pointed revers that
reach the belt in front; the entire piece
of woven guipure lace, with cuffs and
| girder to match. These trimmings
adorn pique. linen and duck waists, as
we'll as those of taffeta. foulard. or
wash silk; other styles are trimmed
with very handsome Swiss or Irish EN-.
broideries. Again waists are seen with
removable vests, stock collars, and
girtlles of liberty satin. Besides these
are countless morning waists formed OF
India linen, percale. dimity, bishops
lawn, fine qualities of dotted and cross
barred muslin. plain and fancy swivel
! silk, and zephyr gingham. The ma
| iority of these resemble as nearly as
possible boys shirt waist, with a
single plat down the front, few gath
ers on each side Of this plat and on the
shoulders, and double pointed yoke
on the back. The regular shirt sleeve
is shaped with but little fullness on the
shoulder, and the entire model is small
and extremely plain.-N. Y. Post.
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NEGRO NEWS OF INTEREST.
Joy KILLED HIM.

Montgomery. Ala George Jones. a
Negro. died Yesterday from excessive Joy
over being released from prison He
was convicted OF murder several years
ago. but the proof showed he bore no
i'll will against the victim and the prison
er stouily maintained he did not know
the gun was loaded His good record
and the attendant facts finally brought
a pardon. On being released. the happy
negro hurried to his home near Demop-
oils. Approaching the old log hut the
unexpected conner was greeted by
mother. father and sisters. who ran to
meet him The JOY was too great. and
the big lusty man for whom no task had
been too great. swooned with emotion
expiring a few moments later in his
mothers arms.
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RELIGIOUS NOTES.
ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL. MIS-
SION

SION
ST Thomas Mission tEpi~topan No
6l4 Sixth avenue south Regular scrv-
ice T. TN SUNDAY school y m You
are very cordially invited 10 attend
Parents are requested "a scud their
children to the SUNDAY school
1t rs expected that the improvements
which are To- lac made "a the thancel will
DC completed by SUNDAY July sth
] he new altu Was ~ place last sun
day and was quite an Improvement
Miss Oracle Wilkins, totme eli Min
ueapoDs and ST Paul but now a resi-
dent al Chicago. III and member al
st Thomas church Chicago has kludl,
! consented tn sing the oifcrtory solo
There are great many visitors II
the Twin Cities and number have eN.
! pressed their intention OF attending tht
| srtplrc At NJ Thomas next SUNDAY
Mr. aud Mrs smith and family. Tor
| mcrN ct Kansas City. Mo- have re
moved "a Minneapolis. and they will b.
| very welcome additions to the cougte
CATION OF st Thomas a. they are com
| muncants uf the church and member
OF Kansas CITY
The Sunday school Is very touunat
in having some very faithful officers
Mr. James superintendent. Miss Edn
GRAY otRanlst and Miss Alice Mar
shall, secretary. who can always b
found in their places
A member OF Gcthsrmane church ha
donated twenty dollars which is tu b
used 90 purchase a suitable cross for tn
! altar Another friend has -Funiscd I
provide proper hangings Tor the ALTA
and II Is expected thai they viii be i
place by next SUNDAY
The lumber tor the chanecl was kinf
iy donated by the Shcvlin Carpentt
Lumber Company.
The Sunday school has been invite
to JOIN IN the union picnic At Lake llai
riet un July 18th. and have decided {
accept the invitation
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NEGRO WOMEN TEACHERS LET
OUT

Chattanooga. Tenn.--At the meeting
OF the school board tonight the names
It number Of colored women were
omitted from the list OF teachers for the
ensuing year on the recommendation Of
DR.. James. the colored member OF the
board, on the ground that their visits
were too frequent to the camp OF colored
soldiers encamped at Chickamauga last
fall and winter Tor the good Of discipline
and their own regulations
This action has created a great stir
among the colored 400.
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IN the second degree, and Reddit was
given ten years IN the pent'entiary
NEGRO EDITOR KILLED.

Tampa, Fla-M. J. Christopher 4
negro. who runs newspaper here. was
killed today in scuifle with Police OF
fcer Woodward Woodward last week
ioreibly vaeeinated a negro woman, and
Christopher caustically criticized the
officer in his paper,
Today the men met BY appointment
IN negro restaurant and fight en-
sued. the officer beating the negro's head
almost to a Jelly with his pistol
The negro population bad been mott
fed OF the mCeiinR 81 I'll, iWo. ard a
large number Of them were on the scene
ready for any emergency. but when their
principal was killed they weakened
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NOR INRN

Mi Henderson died Monday night
Of cancer ol the heart at the residence
ct Mrs. Conway on Cedar street
Miss cola Thomas. who has been
SICK Tor some months. passed away
TUESDAY night consumption beng the
cause Miss Thomas loss will he
mouued 10y host cot relatives aud
friends
send all news u,m, to Is Minnie
sofia street ! ) Harris. manage, The
Advance
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SURPRISING VERDICT.

Memphis. Tcnn-An unexpected
verdict was rendered today when a
white man al wealth and social influence
was convicted - jury in Judge
Cooper's court OF murder for the kill
ing Of negroes Greenbcrry Reddti
a wealthy farmer Of this county. shot
Maggie Hobbs. negress The defense
claimed that the woman was advancing
on Roddiu with a brick in her hand
and the latter. believing that his life was
in danger fired the fatal shot. The jury.
which was composed entirely 81 white
citizens. returned verdict 81 murder
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COLORED GIRL GRADUATES
ALONE.

Cincinnati The board oi education
OF Springfield township kept its word.
and Mamie Burgess. the colorcd pupil
Of the Mt. Healthy High school, was
graduated with full honors last evening
at the Christian church Her white as
sociates. OF the class Of 90. failed to
receive diplomas because Of their refusal
to be graduated with a colored girl
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AEsT noTEI NEN4

Mrs Alies CaRssli leit iof her hamf
~ Chicago Wedns sday. IN company
Hth Mrs. Cailie Johnson
Mr. Nm Price all soou - east On
= VISIT
Mr. If y Garr.ft. ii Chicago IS tis.
Bng friends iB flle city
Mr. Robt Coak has gone east. iof .
FafattaH.
NJ . " Tyler 1lil be eti' 30 ms
saeilsaf summer attire soGu
Nr E Eoits Is aaf ai,ll fishing par
- this seek
Mr. Jss Mathew hat NOT made up
his mind - take ht asaai vacation.
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Fr~nrh Poaebea E9r.,

Prepare six soft roaehed eggs and
wrap Them ia six French pancakes al
ready stuffed 1sth dureeis 81 fresh rnush-
rcotGs. Dread then . lAnelaise and
FRY. Serve On bread trusts ard gar
nish them in the. Riddle with Madeira
saBce, with traflcs Fegnons AID cretrg
de EGGS. serye eold.-finci1nAs In
auirer.
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Wei Named.

EihsEpapa's ramed his new fox.
bound after you. dear.
Reggy-The dickens, What did he
j. that sor?9
Why. he says he don't know enough
r keep 4 scent when he's got it,
'gdge.
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w. ErGRo FETFRPFIsF

4 tlau rsa far 81 aneed almost con
tffnaasseA - open 8 f.fst .clzfs gFofe-y
IN Alinas afolis b. some oi its pfogfs
ffse ea.lfrfd eifxens The steckhafdffs
aiH he limited f.. u. Already fse have
o.antesred son each II "a sendffful
- uofe the szgsfHets Minneapolis
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MTs. Yora-isa-oh. Bob. What
pa do? Baay Is CRYING because !
ant let hin pull all the far of my
\ Is EuT.
NJ. Yoaasish-well. that's al right
|era hin the cat.-Isoston Traveller.
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A KENTUCKY LYNCHING.

Fulton, Ky-Ilcnry Stewart, the
negro who robbed and seriously shot
Gail Hamilton, a negro, and robbed NJ
Choate. section foreman, Sunday
morning. was taken ont at - O'Clock
last night and lyuchod by supposed
negro and white mob The excitement
is high among the negroes.
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HOPE IN CoLoRED MEN

The United State recruiting office in
Cincinnati is cnlistng all the colored
men who will volunteer Tor the Twenty
lourth and Twenty fifth regular United
States infantry. which will lcay, San
Francisco about July L. Tor the Philip
pines.
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MINNEAPOLIS.

& =.
~ - ~ =. -,
'fs I'll,
81 pl1ZA' r,e,t ,leIfgbftpl t,..,,Zv.,.
spent refreshments wee srfyrd At an
early hour IN the evening on the lawn,
afterwards a btauuN' exhibition Of h'c.
Wor IS " laic hour zach one re|ut-
'1iiiy departed to then homes
Mrs l. W5rtu. at Chicago. Is yl~.
ittng in our city, the guest al Mr. +
" Williams, 7o7 T. 18th street
Miss NayHt Wclr lett tw Detroit
Mich Melancholy evening, to he gone
maWh
Nr and Ms lredd,, George lett
SUNDAY night on special tram Tor the
sea shore 10 spend the SUMMER Al her
villa, Bancroft
\ happy party II vauup ladies hap
eroutd by Mrs ChaS DAVIS visited
Lake Harriet on the Fourth "f luly
| he party was met 10y ~ Paul party
WHO sha1ed rdch other S pleasure Inc
daN Was spent Ns,'loE the he9n'''u'
,,'''> on .'Ht az l''''"''l, Ia /" 49,
WAY 'dNl-. tdua ',''t. Nd' H'N"o'
NIitt ana S2Hl' NaiS1h. l-N>l, M'N'n
~ fa'L Misses Mtn'e ana h',,''
rair. MI ana MIS-. YIN Johnson MI
* farr ~
Mr. NJ. Grltten rouiemplates lcay
ing Tor New Mexico Saturday
Mr. Wright lett Tor Mmuetbuka' sat
urday
Mr. ard Mrs 4 Mckenzie Nessr~
Oliver Uolmcs and TYLER will leave
| Ior Devils AXE Sunday tn FIJI an en-.
! saprurnt singing
.at 90, t,r ,l,c.z,dd E,uo,.s, ;,ir,
- -, ~, E,r.s, ,l.n T,rsd,y
A., ,,r,,l I'll mn. !. !,
store ior all
NJ. .n.is ,,,,h,r of N,.1,ne,
NJ. ~ f.,,,, !. =, ia, ,;,, aud =, Il
mend The summer with her daughters
NJ, .,J >,rs D.thc,, 90 hayc -
turned rom AXE NinurtonLa alter tv,
yfrcl = vacation
NJ M. :, " -. ,,,.,,.d D., To-,
II; WI, anu ~ ~, ..s,1.nra RI, ~ s,rr
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-. '' ,,,b rerr;ycd rom Mr. Nrt,he
i3r tifLets sold IN II. Paul SIS; con
ujbutiou. Mr. ] Gibbs. S2s. Mr.. A. {
Anderson. ST Paul. SIS. Mrs ! Gibbs
81 total sos S.; expenses, Ss7s; re
celved by Mr.. G'fiiten, So3 30
We make especial mention oi tn
generosity 81 the Typographical Union
81 which Mr.. Hfihen - = Wrn,prf' am
uhfohRh thy columns ~ w, N"'1', A..
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80 u" '"' 49,, =.
} RANK wheaton. I.t, wa, Wv
3i''"t "' l'T u"y 81 NpP'''"' q" wv
f"uf'1 81 July
Are you going YES. Where "
the Odd Fellows picnic Aug ist
MIR VIM Ricketts, was struck in TN
eve with the handle 81 bicycle whlcl
was thought to be serious. but through
the care Of Or Brown, he viii come on
all right
For a good 6rst.clas meal 90 10 th
Brighton on Second avenue south bc
tween Fourth and Filth streets. Mrs
Redmond. proprietor
l-dthTbI Mason ana AUdh. MAIN iaNl
part in the caste Wang m this city
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a.. -. "a NJ u,,,,. L,hns,n f,
6i.,n'' NO c,o,,
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rall Of n..le.

Fr.i Cat-fsu aEpeat g h. rather rsa
sra ~ zkf
second ~ Yts. I fasz1sg a bee eaEafg
for 4lfIsf=atflss stats Isarnsi.
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|eorzse people are layai il the way hat
'daY = loyal to horse. -Aiehisor. G.ohe
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-03-07
RICRFIELD ITEMS.
Several Deaths Recorded--Business
Changes-opening of Spring.
Especial Correspondence.l

Especial Correspondence.l
Richfield. March 5.--The youngest child
of the late John L. Butler, who died a
couple Of months ago, a girl about year
old, died in Monroe last week.
A lively runaway occurred yesterday.
A team belonging TO chris Peterson broke
loose from d uepost and TOOK light rig
to which they We're attached cut into the
brush west of town before they We're cap
tured. No damage was dcne
Mayor Brandley has disposed OF his 1ur-
niture business and is trying TO close up
moving to Alberta colony, i'll Canada Mr..
Brandley has already secured q location
there. He expects to leave some time this
spring.
Miss Martha Zulick, a young lady of
this place. who has been living in Salt
Lake for some time past, and who died
last Friday from typhoid fever, was
brought home today, and her body VIII
be inferred here tomorrow. She is one
of a family OF children vino have been
very unfortunate. Several years ago the.-
mother died: two years later the father
died; four years following his death the
oldest sister died. and now this Is the
fourth death in the family. The family
has always been in reduced circumstances,
and these deaths, with attendant doctors
bills have beer a hardship upon the
survivors. But two sisters and brother
remain
Spring has so far advanced in Sewer
valley that the farmers have begun their
spring work. including blowing. It has
been many years since such an open win
ter and early spring has been known in
this valley. although there is lots of snow
on the mountains.
John Mepeer, late sergeant in Captain
Gaines troop Of cavalry, has decided to
take up the insurance business; and has
opened an Office in the Wilkinson block.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-03-07
SAFE on UNcLAIMED BAGGAGE.

SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH, MARCH 5.
1S99.-Notice IS hereby given that on Mon
day, April 3, 1899, at O'clock p m. of that
DAY. and continuing thereafter from day
OF the undersigned. near the corner of
Sixth West and Third South streets. Salt
Lake City, Utah. the undersigned will eX-
pose for sale and sell at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash the following
described articles of baggage remaining
signed at the expiration of six months
from the time of its arrival at the place
of its delivery, and at place of delivery
stored by the undersigned. Said sale will
be made for the purpose of paying for
storage and care of said baggage while
stored, and the reasonable and necessary
costs of such sale: One roll bedding from
Price; one roll bedding from Lower Cross
ing; one roll bedding from Mount Pleas
ant; one roll bedding from Gunnison; two
rolls bedding from Grand Junction; one
roll bedding from Thompsons; one roll
bedding from Bingham Junction. one
roll bedding from Cotton; one roll bedding
from Ephraim; one roll bedding from
Helper. The names and addresses OF the
consignors and consignees of each and
and the places from which each and all
said parcels were shipped are unknown:
Five russell valises: one black valise; one
brown grip; one black trunk: one tin
trunk; three trunks; ninety-Seven bun
dies various descriptions; eighteen grips,
las and parasols; ten canes; one jug;
twenty-three pairs rubbers; one parcel
marked Miss Nelson: one syI inge and box:
one bottle whisky; one jack plane: one
BARRIERS head rest; two white shirts; one
picture frame; one box; one suit clothes;
one locket.
BY F. a. WADLEIGH,
G. y. IL T. a
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NOTICE OF rRUsTEF,s SAFE

NCIlCE OE 4AUSIEE'S SALE.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
in accorda ace with and under the power
and authority granted by that certain
trust deed made December 9th 1882 by
Eli OpcnshaW and LaVinah OpeaShaW
his wife, to the undersigned trustee for
The Mtddlesex Banking Company, a cor
poration, and recorded in the office OF The
county recorder of Utah county territory
now state) of Utah, in book Il of mort
ords, the undersigned trustee will
offer for sale and sell at public
auction, 10 the highest and best bid
the county court house Of Salt Lake
county, in Salt Lake City (tO-Wit. the
south front entrance of the Joint city and
county building in said Salt Lake City,
state of Utah. on the 18th day of March.
1899, at Z o'clock noon, of said day, ali
the real estate and water rights herein
after described, or so much thereof as
will be necessary to pay and discharge
cured by said trust deed. in accordance
with the terms therein stated (said The
Middlesex Banking Company being the
owner and holder of said indebtedness).
and reasonable attorneys and trustees
fees, and other costs ac therein provided
reference to which trust deed is hereby
made for greater certainty. and the same
is hereby made q part of this notice
Said sale viii be made at the written re-
quest of said The MiddleseX Banking
Company aforesaid, ana because of de-
which said trust deed WIS given to secure
to-wit: One pronissory note for the sum
of 90, due and payable on the 1st day
of January, 1886. but which time of pay
ment was. by written agreement OF said
parties. extended to January LIST, 1895 and
said sum. with interest thereon. from
July 1st. 1895 is wholly due and unpaid
and said The Middlesex Banking Com
pany, by reason of such default, has
elected to foreclose said trust deed as
therein provided.
Said property is particularly described
as follows: The south half of the north
west quarter of section u. township TO-
south of range 1. east Of Salt Lake me-
ridian: also all water rights thereunto
pertaining or in any way belonging. to-
gether with nineteen shares of water
stock in what is known as Summit IrIi-
CATION 81 Canal Company. certificate No
100. and all right, title interest. benefit
and equity of redemption Of Levi Open
shaw and wife. their heirs OF assigns. in
or to said property and every part
WILLIAM H. DALE.
Trustee.
Dated this 18th day of February. 1899.
Date of first publication February 16.
1899.
Chas. w. Boyd. Attorney.