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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-19

MORTGAGES SALE.-NOTICE-B
virtue of and pursuant to power Of sale
IN a certain mortgage deed given by Fred
erick ] Mohr to Frank S. Robbins, dated
April Is, 1898, and recorded in Worcester
district registry of deeds, book 1874, page
27S, and duly assigned to me- for breach
of the conditions in said mortgage deed
and for the purpose of foreclosing the
same, shall sell at public auction, upon
the premises hereinafter described, on
SATURDAY, the THIRTEENTH day of
MAY, at 8 o'clock in the forenoon, the
following described real estate, to wit.
A certain tract of land, with the build
ings thereon, situated in Greendale, in
said Worcester bounded and described
as follows, to wit: Beginning at point
nue., which point is two hundred ninety
six 1886 feet easterly from the point of
Intersection of said Summerhill avenue
with the easterly line of West Boylston
street; thence northerly by other land of
grantor one hundred forty GAO feet to
land now or late of J. A. Kendrick estate;
thence easterly on said land of the Ken
drick estate forty-seVen (4O feet to other
land of the grantor; thence southerly on
said other land of grantor one hundred
forty Q40) feet to the northerly line of
Summerhill avenue; thence westerly on
said Summerhill avenue forty-seyen (4D
feet to the point of beginning; said tract
containing six thousand five hundred and
eighty (65S0l square feet; being a part of
the premises conveyed to grantor by John
w. Kendrick ct ais. by deed dated May g.
1896, recorded in Worcester district regis
try of deeds, book 1917, page SO. The
above premises are conveyed subject TO
the restriction that no building shall be
erected nearer than fifteen Q5) feet to
said Summerhill avenue. Terms at the
time and place of sale.
EDGAR o. CHAFF1N, Assignee Of said
mortgage. Al9.26, Ad3
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Summer Resorts.
NARRAGANSETT BAY.

The Oakland Beach Hotel. 200 guests,
and the ButtonwOOds Beach Hotel. 100
guests: both first-class and desirably To-
Gated. with grand water and land Views
q minutes by rail from Providence. open
June II. under the MANAGEMENT OF J.. A
Tninghast Catering Co, Providence. r. l.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the
subscribers have been duly appointed eX-
ecutors Of the will of Sarah J. Sylvester.
late of Worcester, in the county Of Wor-
cester. deceased testate, and have taken
ilnon Themselves that trust by giving
bond. as the law directs. All persons
having demands upon the estate OF said
Released are required to exhibit the same,
and all persons indebted to said estate
are called upon to make payment to
FRED L SYLVESTOR EXrs.
w ALLEN SYLVESTER,
April IS, 1899. Al92i'MI
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LEGAL NOTICES.

MORTGAGEES SALE.-NOTICE-B
virtue of and pursuant to power of sale
In q certain mortgage deed given by Fred
erlck j -Mohr to Frank s. Robbins, dated
April Is, 1888 and recorded in Worcester
district registry of deeds, book l514, page
$50, and duly assigned to me- for breach
IN the conditions of said mortgage deed
and for the purpose of foreclOsing the same,
shall sell at public auction, upon the
premises hereinafter described, on SAT
uRDAY, the THIRTEENTH day of
MAY, at o clock in the forenoon, the
following described real estate, to wit:
A certain tract Of land, with the build
ings thereon, situated in Greendale, in
said Worcester bounded and described as
follows, to wit; Beginning at point on
the northerly line of Summerhill avenue,
which point is three hundred and forty
three (343) feet easterly from the point Of
Intersection of said Summerhill avenue
with the easterly line of West Boylston
street; thence northerly by other land of
Rrantor one hundred and forty GAO feet
TO land now or late of j. A. Kendrick
estate; thence easterly on said land of
the Kendrick estate forty-seven (4O feet
to other land of said Kendrick estate
thence southerly on said other land Of
said estate one hundred and forty GAO
feet to the northerly line of Summerhill
avenue; thence westerly on said Sum-
MERRILL avenue forty-seven az feet to
the point of beginning; said tract con-
faining six thousand five hundred and
eighty 65SO square feet; being part of
the premises conveyed to grantor by John
w. Kendrick ct ais. by deed dated May s.
1895, recorded in Worcester district regis
try of deeds, book 1917, page 96. The above
PREMISES are conveyed subject to the re-
etriction that no building shall be erected
nearer than fifteen Q5) feet to said Sum-
merhill avenue. Terms at the time and
place of sale.
EDGAR o. CHAFFIN, Assignee of said
mortgage. AIS, NIB
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FOR SALE-On Ashton St. new 3-tene-
ment house, modern, hot and cold
water, bath and set wash tubs, set
nice neighbors; price asked will pay II
per cent on money invested. Quick or
you lose it. w. S. Knight, 306 Main st.
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HeIp Wanted Male

AGENTS WANTED-For 1.-THE Life and
Achievements of Admiral Dewey" the
worlds greatest naval hero, BY Murat
Halstead, the lifelong friend and adj
mirer of the nations idol. Biggest and
best book; over 500 pages, SX10 inches;
nearly pages half-tone Illustrations;
map in colors, Only $1.50; enormous
Chance of a lifetime. Write quick. The
Dominion Company, CaXton building,
Chicago.
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EDUCATIONAL
DANCING!

PROF. FORTER'S Dancing Academy.
325 Main street. Open for private lessons
from 10 a. m. to II p. m. daily.
Waltz guaranteed in two private lessons.
Adult classes Tuesday and Thursday at 3.
Chldren's class Saturday afternoon at
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Inexperienced coachman and
gardener: very best of city recommend
atoms. p. o. Box 1888.
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FOR SALE-Near odd Fellows Home,
new single house, 10 rooms, finished in
hardwood, all modern, 1900 feet, will be
sold at bargain as owner is going out
of the city. A. G. Broad 81 Co., State
Mutual building, room 513.
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acaru and Rooms.

VERY PLEASANT ROOM to rent with
all conveniences; board If desired, two
closets suitable for man and wife; pri-
Vate family, at Is Dread st.
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Sporting Goods.

ALI, GRADES Of fishing tackle at Il
gler's Den" 431 State Mutual Geoa
Rurtia
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For sa,e or Repair Clothing.

81 90 SUIT cleaned and pressed 500 silk
velvet collar on coat. Ipham q Padula.
tailors, 81 Main ST., opp. Elm, one flight.
Open evenings.
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THE SPY WANT ADS BRING BUYER AND SELLER TOGETHER
For Sale Real Estate.
FOR SALE.

For Sale Real Estate.
FOR SALE.
NEW HOUSE and large lot of land on
Park way, Off Burncoat St. within loo
feet of car line. Apply to e. w. Curtis.
Telephone 1854.
FOR SALE-Farm 100 acres. will keep 50
head, new barn, house rooms, all kinds
fruit, also 25 cows and horses and
farming tools, %-mie from electrics. A.
Ct. Broad & Co., State Mutual building,
room 513
THIS seasons prices win do it. viz, sell
all the Lincoln estate house lots on the
popular west side, near Elm park,
50x100, 60X116. For plans and prices con-
suit Farrar e Gates SIS Main st.
FINE FARM in Grafton of 40 acres;
buildings in flrst-class condition; would
exchange for cottage in city. Kabley,
room 5l1, State Mutual building.
SPECIAL price to sell house lots on Pei
ham st. near Park church. 60X116 See
plans and cost at office of Farrar &
Gates, SIS Main st,
FOR SALE-At Columbus Park, single
house, rooms, all modern steam heat,
$500 feet. A. G. Broad & Co, State
MUTUAL DululIlE, room Ol3
MILLBURY-Farm 20 acres, good 2-story
house and barn. with very large orch
ard; price only $1,000. kabley, room
5l1, State Mutual building
HEART of the city. house lots. Elm,
Pelham, Russell and Agricultural SITS,
unequaled for location. Farrar 81 Gates.
518 Main st.
FOR SALE-Good 2-tenement house and
barn bankrupt estate, sold very low
Central Exchange, 507-S State Mutual
building.
FOR SALE-Good 3-tenement house ant
barn, no better location in city. Contra
Exchange, 507-S State Mutual building
BENEFIT ST.-4-tenement double house:
price only $500, assessed value. Kabley
room 511, State Mutual building.
RESIDENCE on west side of rooms,
with fine lot. only $4,000. Kabley, room
511, State Mutual building.
1855
CHOICE HOUSE LOTS, city advantages
James II. Rowland. 80 Day building.
Ecarc and Rooms.
VERY PLEASANT ROOM to rent with
all conveniences; board If desired, two
closets, suitable for man and wife; pri-
Vate family, at Is Dread st.
TO RENT-Small furnished apartment on
Woodland ST.. gas, steam heat set tubs
and bath. Inquire 80 May st.
FOR A SINGLE meal or regular board
go to The Creamerie Pearl st. Best
food. Moderate prices.
UNPUBLISHED ROOMS TO let in Flagg
building. 2SS Main st. c. r. Stevens n
Southbridge st.
TO RENT-Two large. pleasant rooms,
with board, 6 o'clock dinner. "a Boyn.
ton st.
TO Furnished room in private fam
lily; references required. 81 Pleasant st.
DESIRABLE SUITE of sunny rooms tc
let in fine location. Address ID X, Spy
TO LET-A pleasant corner room in a
private house furnished. Linden ST.
| FURNISHED ROOMS in quiet location;
with board II desired. William st.
PLEASANT furnished room to rent will
| heat and board 20 Bowdoin st.
TO RENT-On west side, pleasant rooms
| Address H., Spy.
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Clslrvoyan;s and Massage.

AIRS. JULIA A. SPAULDiNG. clairvoy-
ant, business test and prophetic medi-
TN, Is at 5i8 Main ST, where she Will be-
pleased to greet both patrons and
friends. Examination G1d massage SO
each. Room T. one flight
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Horses. Carriages, etc

FOR SALE-The undersigned offers for
sale the HORSES. HARNESSES, WAC
ONS and appliances used by him in
hauling lumber from the yards of Mr..
W. H. Sawyer in this city; suitable ar
rangements can be made with Mr.. Saw
yer for their employment. Herbert w
Pond. % Burncoat st.
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FOR SALE-Phseton in good order; also
harness. medium weight: can be bought
low Call a W. Chaffin's stable. Kilby
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-02

The foregoing item. under the caption
From Our own Correspondent" ap-
peared I'm the issue of January l3 Of the
Financial News. published in London.
There has never been an announcement
printed that meant so much TO Seattle 5
prosperity and the future OF the entire
Northwest. That the report is the abso-
lutte truth there Is net a man somewhat
acquainted with the projects OF the North
German Lloyd people and the poss.h BILE
future of this port viii deny. and now
all are looking for the substantial accom-
pIishment of tho enterprise. The fact that
the London Financial News contained
q definite repert of the matter gives 1t all
ti2e greater sen1bianee Of fact. as that
journal is famous the world over for the
authenticity Of its news.
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featins Foster even after the agreement
between Foster and Wilson had virtually
become IN accomplished fact and a sol
emn obligation.
This is the true story OF the Wilson.
Foster deal, and OF the shameful aitenpt
10 sacrifice his Pierce county ally made
by Senator Wilson. Judge Mount is not
blamed as much as his chief. Many
members are inclined 10 consider him the
instrument which Senator Wilson sought
10 turn the tide of defeat that was over
wheiming him into victory, even at the
less OF honor and the sacrifice of his
friend.
IL Was No Ghost story
This disposes OF the statement OF Wick
ersham In the join; assembly today that
the King county delegation had gone of
on "A tangent all on account of a ghost
story" from The lobby The King county
delegates fully understood the treacher-
Gus nature OF the attempt 10 drive them
into line for Wilson. They were manly
enough TO expose II In the caucus and TO
refuse To- participate In tho further pro-
ceedings OF that body. Their action now
fully understood by Mr. Foster and the
Pierce county members. Is approved and
ratified by every honest and well-thinking
member of the legislature. Their course
will meet with the Enforcement % every
loyal King county Republican who knows
the facts they are here set forth
Gose severely Cen.urcd.
Probably the man who IL most con-
dcHined a; this time for the defeat os An
keuy L. Representative csosc Of waiia Wal
la. who was the hfty-seyefih rneu IN the
caucus, and who could have prevented the
nomination of Foster Tuesday night and
have made Il possible 20 elect Ankeny to-
day hAd he followed the lead OF the King
county delegation. Gose sat Ia his scat in
the caucus. however. and participated "a
i's do3ngs even after the expose Of the
Wilson trick hy Mr. Wiltshire II ss sai5
that his action was due 10 The influence
of certain personal friends who we're oe-
posed 10 the election u Mr. Ankony /; i
rscoguteG. too. that Mr. Gose's friends
have been Identified with the Wilson eans,
since she beginning ~ she senatorial faht.
Mary members WHO had never voted for
Mr. Ankeny have stated today thas had
they understood the full parpart ef senA-
tor Wikhires expose ot senator Wilson $
tricky attempt 20 threw Foster and had
they knoan the details OF the corrs hsFe as
worked ouf by ar. wilson. they would nat
have Feua52@d y E34 caucus after the An
keay members Iest H. Trey say that siiey
believed In :se excitement ~ the moment
thaf 1ne King county detection wss dsie
~ to belief ~ ere members - The dele
sstion thst n combination naa oasn Effect.
ed Sc tsat Foster would receive euouz4,
votes 70 nominate hsSa ard tAst for fhas
they songnt 70 break ag t2se ea8cas Sox
that th4y fgily Understand the eircurn.
stances as4 are Informed ~ the facts. taev
saY trey would hsvc aefea Fsr differently
snG they in5arse ths actin of tha Ksns
co4nty men J. HOWARD WATSON.
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GEN. SMILES TO BE RELIEVED
OF COMMAND OF THE o4RMY
The President Is Not Inclined to Overlook His Eccentric
ties oAny Longer.
SPECIAL pzsrATcH TO The Posi-. MrErL1cENcER


"A
w.
ascot
him nagant beef o arm
obreaku
ready He
Secretary
ofM Merritt to theco
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BERLIN Jan. U.-o4oeond-
ing to the ne4vs recefved from
Neav York. the North German
Lloyd intends to create a nev
regular serbice betgyeen Hong
kong and Seattle. via Yokohama
and Manila. Seattle has been
chosen as the oAmerican port in
order to connect the steamship
line directly svith the Great
Northern Raitzvay. and more es-
peoialy as the Deutsehe bank.
1ohich possesses at Seattle most
paluabie estates, is greatly IN
ferested IN the German company.
as bell as in the Great Northern
raiiavay.
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QtARIfss FoU THE TREATY.
Wisconsin, senator VIII support H.
but Goes No Further

MILWAUKEE,. F-eb ia response %
az igzQGiry &s % RS views regarding sas
ratification q 5Ae peace treaty sTaa gns ags-
rexstic1 q re Philippines. Ssns toE -ssess
J. r. asz-arsss sai3 tonight = am n IA
vrsT - Sustaining tas sdrasE-@strs Ton upon
t,se paint 60 ~ssfy5rs@ fiEe tyraEy. BsIcSsd
hat EEgw gauwsetaaFs Or t5e FnsAapifss gisssa-
ftars are nss 80 ssx@d that they aa-Gns Fsos -
cTaarxesE hs fs~rasv 5mvA@sa-s 3sss. ! nav@
Espt taa Stfsss 20 invest fa- aas.stozs
iEsyc&vs9 .aewoaxhly eDesaga 10 give . fur
Shsx exorum6nn e1 eEka2su q t6ia ErzA1
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OFFICIALS Personal VISIT.

The growth OF the Northwest. AMI mum
erous runners that various steamship Ines
were seriously shtnRinE Of engaging In the
Orienfa. t~sfrlc frars Puget scund. callef
for a personal visit on the part of high
o~selats cf the T.ioyGs Last fali. ss II was
not desired to have Any delay In getting
fa.e the a@ld heyou3 see point ~ safety
pr 81 wleEara. of Rremen. who hol4s
the position of managing director. the
highest post in fAe corporation. ard Gus
taw II Schwsh. 81 New York. manager
GER the American esaa of ;aa business. ar
rived sn Seattle sast ocsocer 5. after max
fns @ savr - fhs ceaS1 fT8gu San Fran
rss~a rareh%Af1 Z wAz given cat BY
thern thas Their wish Rad 10 significance
aut u WAS loarned frons rzaa tn San
Franc4sco that they were here ia~nktng
ever tfe sTounA :Rr = suitable terminus
fer = tranzractfic Hns cf steamships
t1ae remark - &v. Scnwae sas how
ewsr. sas-~ps8ese ef a direct Inference. In
sne Araf % Tecens events He sad tc 3
Pcss-lntslHesncev reporter. sn regard 20
bis cosnpaay's entering the trade between
s~~e aaa the sa- West. -~There Is 10 prob
aaslitv 9: oar entering this trade In less
sha- a ye&r" l. - uos svsr row SeitsTes.
tAat ths cssuEary wg2l - ia thES trade n
lass thaa Year frans las: ocsoter. aGt
sas era 0f tAas perso2 Is oasy stsh.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-02
ADDISON c. FOSTER
FORMALLY ELECTED.
Caucus Nominee Receives the
Republican Vote.
is LOYALTY SUPPORTED.
Senator-Elect Defines His Atti-
tude as a Broad Gauge Man.

Promises That tn once He VIII Not
Recognise Coanty. and in politi.
ASgressiSe ProgrcsxiVene.n the
Wilson Makes a Farewell speech.
After Ten Years in Omce-At.
tempted Explanation by Wicker
sham 10 Answered by Freston.
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HAVE Long BEEN HERE.

Ever since the representatives or the
North German Lloyd began their inves-
tigatiou of the resources OF Washington
and the Northwest TWO years ago. and TO
invest In mines. realty and other prop
erty Of the state. II has been believed tha,
their intention was TO get In ON the ground
floor Of Seattie's future. They realized
even then that this port was the natural
connection Of the United States, and even
OF Eastern Europe. with the Orient. and
that sooner OF later all commercial circles
would be brought To realize II. But it
was then too early TO begin active opera
tions locking toward the establishment Of
a steamship line across the Pacific, aud
they were content TO watch the develop
mont Of the West. and 20 be ready TO
make the definite stroke when trade should
justify II.
T.. Haber. prominent German fuancisr
and investor has been on the Sound for
the last eighteen months representing I'M
nortant bondhoidsrs who are interested In
the peutsche hank and tn. North German
I.IoyG Steamship Company. Tls line. as
far as known has been particularly min
ing. as his principals own large interests
in the Index district; hut since the de-
velopments OF the iaEt half year. which
have eliminated in the announced decision
10 make Seattle the Eastern terminus Of
a lsrc 20 fae orient. II ~ thought that he
vas also representing them 10 "A broader
financial way. and keeping them informed
~ ;he outlook. SO that they could extend
thesr great business 20 the paeific. AIR
Haher formerly maintained 81 office at
the rurke block, paf has recently rnoved
to other quarters lie Is not believed to
be Ia the ETY. at present.
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SEATTLE Is NAMED
FOR THE TERMINUS.
North German Lloyd Com
ing to This Port.
BERLiN'S DEFINITE NEWS.
Steamship Company's Decision Is
Not Questioned.
BERLiN'S DEFINITE NEWS.

London Financial News, One of the
Most Reliable Journals I'm the
World, Contains the Deanite
Announcement That Seattle II
to He the American End OF New
Line Of Steamship Connecting
and the rtens-President Hill
Instrumental in the Enterprise.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-08-18

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO-
hate division. in and for Salt Lake cOun-
~. state of Utah. In the matter of the
estate of Josephine L. Rae. deceased
NOtice.-The petition OF James Rde;
nraving Tor the issuance to himself of
letters Of administration in the estate or
Josephine L. Rae. deceased. has been set
for hearing on Saturday. the IND day OF
September. A .. 1899 at $3.50 o clock a. M
al the county court house. in the court
room of said court. in Salt Lake CITY,
Salt Lake county. Utah:
Witness the clerk of said court.
with the seal thereof affixed. this
(SeaD 9Th day of August, A: ID. ls9s
DAVID .. DUNBAR, Cierk-
Bv GEO. r. BLAIR, Deputy Clerk
Is. F. Johnson. Attorney.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS. JOHN W. TAYLOR AND
May l.. Taylor. his wife. BY their certain
deed of trust. dated the 2yth day OF De-
cember. 1881. and Gully recorded In the re-
cordsrs Office OF the county of Sat- Lake,
ana the state of Utah. in book ~
page 49I. sold and conveyed to .. ]. Sails
bury and the undersigned. Simon Bam-
berger. as trustees. the following deScrlo-
e1 property. to-wiI. situated in the county
OF Sait Lake, in the state or Ctah. aHq
beginning in the center of tour-rod
street, thirty rods north and seventeen
and So-lOO rods east from the southwest
corner or section No. 20: in Township
heriuian. and running thence north -
roos: thence west In rods, thence nortA
t-i.e rods. thence east 1919 rods, thence
south 6i-4s6 rods. thence west 5S.S4 rooS
10 me place of beginning; in trust Tor the
purpose OF securing the payment OF Ger,
tam prSmlsSory note made by the said
S.VVo.Ov; bearing date the 2eth day OF
december. -S91, and payable to the salt
Lake Valley Loan & Trust company
corporation. on the 18th day OF June, lSSz.
per cent per .snnum from date. and pay
aD o at me Office OF the salt Lake HaheE
SAT- lake. territory of Utah NOW state
or Utah), and which said note is parJicu-
larry described in said need OF trust. And.
MShereas; According TO the terms
OF trust, said note is due and balance
OF SS,oSS.12, with u per cent interest per
AAOi1 july 1885, Is uNpdAN- <NAil
whereas. II was and is provided In SAID
1eed OF trust that should default be made
IN TIE payment of said note. said truS-
tees, or either one OF them. should proceed
10 sell said property. or so much Thereon
as may be necessary, at public auction
10 the highest bidder fO- cash. lawful
money CT the United States. for the pur-
pose OF paying said note and tulnllinE and
olScharglnS the duties and obligations or
said trust And
Whereas. Kate V. OIdfeld. the legal
owner and holder OF said promissory note
mas requested said trustees to proceed 10
seu SAID property under and in accordance
with the terms and provisions or said
DEED OF s<uSt, and discharge the duties
ana obligations thereof. And.
Whereas. Said o. j. Salisbury. one OF
said trustees, is absent from the state OF
Utah and refuses TO act as ss:d trustee;
Now. Therefore L. said Simon Bam-
berger. the undersigned trustee aforesaid,
at the request of the legal owner and
holder OF said promissOry note. Will, In
accordance with the terms and condi
tons of said deed Of trust on Friday. the
1st day OF September. 1899. in the city and
county Of Self Lake aforesaid.and at the
west front door OF the county court house
of the county aforesaid (being the Joint
city and county building), al Il O'Clock
noon OF that day. sell at public auction
10 the highest bidder for cash said prop
erty. or so much thereof as may be neces-
sary 10 pay sai0 balance of said note and
interest. and satisfy the same. and dis
trustee BY the terms of said deed of trust.
SIMON BAMBERGER, Trustee.
Dated Salt Lake City, July %, 1859.
Tintic