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NOTICE TO srorknnLpERs.

A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
OF lions benchs Building society Is hereby
called for the purpose " Increasing thecapi.
tai stock n said Society irHu boo - Q'W
shares, by amending Section I, Article ~, OF
rs Constitution by str.kIur ut the Word,
'Ouo miIllon I've hundred tho sand ana sib-
stltutln. Ia lieu thereof che word, 'taO miI-
lions. also by striking out tHe words ui en-
thousaud' ana inserting u lou thereof thg
words twenty Thousand, also tg amend
said section by addin. 8ityrtho nord value
Inc words, 10 be issued tOsuus'fibtN. either
borrowers or Investor. from time o. time as
tho Hoard OF Director, may determine and
direct" Also 70 sp0IdusF amend Arr
tlco v of the Society Article, 1i ln'oipora-
ton bY striking ont the words 'onr million
hve hundred thousand and substituting In
lieu thereof the words tN1 millions, ana by
adding after the word value in said article
the words 20 be- issued Do Subscribers, either
borrower, or Investor. from time to time as
the hoard OF Directors uaF determine ana
direct said meeting v.lI uo held 100 the Z
q. NJ. J. Factory. so 90 last south Temple
Sueut salt LsRo CitV 300 Wednesday uclo-
Der gath, 100, az 40 clock r. w.
by order OF Board of the Directors.
EDGAR HON D., Secretary.
Csalt Lake city. sept eth. 100
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NOTICE r0R BIDS.

FOR SUPPLIES FOR THE UTAH
State Prison Sealed bids will be received
40 the Warden's Office until noon October
no. 1900 FOR furnishing the following sup
plies 1900 pounds straight grade -four
81 800 pounds of Graham -four Ogo pounds
bran, and 5000 pounds oats, more or
less. o. he delivered in Salt Lake city.
Us tons hump coal and $50 tons mine slack
more or less 90 be- delivered & Do b track
Sugar House ward 5000 pounds beef
more or less consisting Of Sides whole
fore quarters and shorts fore quarters 90
be delivered in Salt Lake city The
quantities named being au estimate Cor
one year commencing October ~ 1850 An
supplies toibe delivered as required and
subject 20 the approval Of the Warden.
Bids 90 be opened 10y tho State Board
of Corrections at this Office October 10,
1870. az " M
The Board reserves the right TO reject
any OF an bids or To- accDpt any prOpu-
slu0n favorable % the State. Bills Tor
supplies furnished viii be paid monthly
The law requires that certified check
for not less than per cent Of the bid ac-
company same and shall require ri such
bidders a bond In 0nchalf the amount 81
hls bid conditioned that De viii properly
perform his contract
GEORGE ~ DOW Warden
Utah state Prison. September 1900.
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NEGRO RAPIST
BURNED ALIVE.
He Attempted an Assault on a
White Woman
DISCUSS MANNER OF DEATH.
Mob First Intended To Hang film,
but Decided In Favor OF Flames
Husband Lights the fire.

Weumpka Ala, Oct Winfield
Townsend alias Floyd, q negro was
burned al the stake IN the little town
Of Electric fifteen miles from this
place. o bali hour after midnight this
morning. The aegr0's crime was an at
tempted assault on Mrs, Lounei Har-
ilngtou, whose husband set fire 20 the
fuel which reduced Townsends body to
ashes.
Yesterday afternoon at ! O'Clock the
negro. who was q nephew OF Alexander
Floyd. O negro hanged a week ago Tor
an attempted assault tried 10 assault
Mrs, Harrington.
Sir. Harrington was al cotton gin
ia Electric bis home Is one mile out
Uf town. The negro came 90 the house
and told Mrs Harrington that her
husband had sent him TO get 20 cents
from her She told him she had no
change Then the man left, but return.
ed IN about ten minutes
The W0maus screams were heard by
Bob Nichols "a negro who was passing
along the road at the time lie ran 90
the house In time TO see the negro
escape
As soon as Mrs. Harrington was re-
stored 20 consciousness Nichols gave
the ALARM The news spread rapidly
An the stores at Electric were instant
ny closed. the glnnerles and saw mills
shut down the people left their wagons
In the road and their Dlows In the field
and gathered for a pursuit Of the me-
gro.
The crowd divided, some securing the
woods near The scene Of the crime and
others going to the penitentiary for
hloodhounds The dogs were taken TO
where the culprits tracks disappeared
and an exciting chase ensued.
The dogs stopped finally at a tree
In front OF Odion's store on the north
outskirts Of Electric. The crowd com
Ing up soon discovered the negro sit
TIN. on limb He was brought down.
at once and taken 10 the scene Of his
crime.
There he was confronted by his vic
tim, who identified him.
Word was sent TO the other searching
parties that the negro had been found
and about II o'clock a crowd of several
hundred was In the little village.
The negro was taken % the edge of
the village and preparations for his
death were quickly made. 4 rope was
flung over the limb OF big oak and 100
men stood ready 10 swing him up.
Then a halt was called and the man.
ner Of death was discussed by the mob.
A vote was taken and the balloting
showed a majority Of the crowd To ia
vor death at the stake. The stake was
prepared and the negro was bound 10
Il with chains Pine knots were piled
about him and the flames were started
by the husband OF his victim.
As they leaped 20 the negro's flesh
he uttered wild cries to God for mercy
and help,
The crowd looked on, deaf TO his
cries. and In an hour the man was re-
duced TO ashes.
Townsend, before being bound. con.
fessed the crime aud said he was also
implicated with Alexander Floyd. who
was hanged two weeks ago FOR an at
tempted assault on Miss Kate Pearson.
He said he and Floyd had planned
other crimes Of like character.
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INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATS.
DAILY Men Meet, Adopt Platform
and Name a Ticket.

Butte, Mont. Oct. 2-Nineteen OF the
tWenty-fOur counties Of Montana were
represented In the Independent Demo.
cratic State convention, which met
here today. The convention was the
outgrowth OF the bolt at Helena dur
Ing the Democratic convention In which
the Clark people secured control. GOV.
ernor Robert b. Smith was both tenn
pofary and permanent chairman His
remarks were devoted to the national
Issues dividing the two parties and 10
attacking Senator clark.
The platform afiirms the principles
and policies promulgated at Kansas
city and pledged support TO Bryan
and Stevenson. Upon local issues the
present State administration is in-
dorsed except the lieutenant governor.
who Is denounced for appointing a
United States senator during the gov
ernor's absence from the State. Com
gresham Campbell was also indorsed
for the part he took I'm the fight against
the seating OF Senator Clark.
When nominations were reached the
presidential electors named by the
Democratic convention were indoreed.
Thomas s. Hogen. Popullst. and secre-
tary OK State was Unanimously n0mi-
mated Tor governor. Hogan was a can.
didate Tor the fusion Democratic.
Populist- Labor nomination al the
Helena convention c. f. Kelly was
named for Congress,
Tonight the ticket was completed as
follows Lieutenant governor, Joseph
T.. Merriam. Mlssoula; secretary Of
State. George ~ Hayes yellow stone.
associate Justice, Robert Lee Word
Helena treasurer Alexander LNlugs-
ton, Park. auditor, f. q McLalu.
Carbon: attorney general. W. r.. g..
Stewart. Gallatin superintendent OF
public instruction. =. A. Leamy, Butte.
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Chicago Oct. William J. Bryan
win pass through Chicago early Thurs
day morning, stopping only long
enough for his car TO be- switched to the
Wabash railroad tracks en- route for
Indianapolis Senator Jones, chairman
Of the Democratic national committee.
announced the following itinerary for
Mr.. Bryan's eastern trip.
Madison Square Garden, New York
oct 49, az other points In New York.
oct 10 10 20 inclusive. West Virginia.
Oct %; Maryland, oct %; Delaware.
Oct "a. New Jersey. oct % ana 2G;
New York city, oct. q. on the latter
date Col Bryan viii address a meeting
Of the Bryan clubs Of the Atlantic coast
States.
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sHOFBRTDGE BONANZA MINING CON-
pauy Principal place ~ business. salt Lake
CITY. titan, Notice is hereby given That az %
meeting OF the board N directors ot the
-hoe bridge BONANZA Mining COMPANY hg.d
sept. 18TH, 1900, an a,sgssment lNn % ui e-lVl
D. share was levied upon ihe capital stl,,h
~ the corporation. payable 40 once % The
superintendent n T. nedun, 100 hls Office. iuJ
Mccormick block. salt Lake tiiN Titan ANY
stock upon which Ibls assessment may r.
main unpaid on October liih, lA1, VIII be az
llnquent aud advertised for sale 100 pIhllc
auct ION and unless payment is made .oi9ie'
will DO sold ou NOremHUr Gen. 10 Oh. 40 II d.
~. 30 pay the delinquent assessment TO-
gether With cost Of adyer,i,iu, and expense
OF sale,
G.S. HOLMES President
RICH L. CULBJEH, secretary.
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Republicans Make Claims.

New York. oct. Elm statement BE-
sued from Republican headQuarters.
the committee claims 226 votes from
the electoral college for McKulcy,
~ FOR Bryan and "a doubtful IA.
States conceded 90 Bryan are. Alahaml.
Arkansas. Florida. Georgia, Louisiana
Mississippi the CarOlnas. Tennessee.
Texas aud Virginia. In the doubtful
column are put Colorado. IDAHO. Ken
lucky Missouri Montana. Nevada.
Nebraska and Utah Everything else
is put down for Mckinley but indiana.
which. with It's fifteen votes. Is adj.
mltted 90 b. doubtful
When shown this Republican claim
Congressman Richardson. for the
Democrats, characterized Il as only
go much boosting He added that
the Democrats had q poll which was
very different from the Republican one
but that IL would not De made public.
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NOTICE or SALE on REAL ESTATE
At PUBLIC SALE,

NOTICE Is HEREBY .
in pursuance OF an order of sale made
and entered By the District Court OF the
County of SAT- Lake. State of Utah on
the Ath day Of September 100, iu the
matter of the estate Of Waldemlr Luui.
deceased the undersigned. admlnistra-
trIX OF said estate VIII sell at public
auction, subject 30 connrmatl0u by said
court The following described real est1te.
t0-wit Two by ten rods, beginning at
O. point two rods east from The southwest
corner az lot One. Block 49, Plat "a
Salt Lake City Survey. thence north ten
rods. thence east two rods thence south
ten rods thence west two rods 20 the
place Oi beginning, said sale will be made
ON the 18Th day VI October lau. 90 u
O'Clock "a. m- az the west door of the
County Court House, On State street be-
tween Fourth and Fifth South streets
salt Lake Cltv Utah; terms Of sale cash
ON confirmation By The court
MARY ANN LUND.
Administrators Of the Estate of Waldo
mar Lund, Deceased,
Dated october lst 1900.
j. n. Wells Attorney.
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NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.

Office Of the Board OF Public Works,
Salt Lake city October 2nd 1900
Sealed proposals viii h. received at this
Office until 2 pm. saturday, October
9TH 1900 Tor the grading Of Thirteenth
East Street from South Temple 20 First
South Street Plans and specifications
can be obtained upon application at the
Office of the Board Uf Public Works, or
City Engineer The right is reserved 90
reject any and an bids by order of the
Board Of Public Works
JOHN y. DOOLY. Chairman.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-03

In the District Court, Probate DivIs-
ion, in and FOR Salt Lake
County. State Of Utah. In
the matter Of the Estate and Guar
dilnshIp of Clara G. Klmball an insane
and Incompetent person. Notice
The petition OF Hirum Kimball the
guardian of the person and the estate
OF Clara g. Kimball. an insane and in-
competent person. Tor confirmation OF
sale OF The following described real es-
tate, t0-WIt3 lot thirteen QO % gigh-
teen GD, both inclusive, and lots
tWenty-three llO 20 thirty (30) both
Inclusive Of block one G). Of KIM
balls subdivision Of block fourteen
GD, Mat "C,' SALT Lake city survey.
and lots nine Dl 20 hfty-two J52). both
inclusive and lois one % % four OI,
both inclusive Of block two 90 NJ KIM
balls said subdivision OF sa 4 block
fourteen no. for the sum OF $500. And
upon the following terms, tO-wit Cash
on confirmation as appears from the
return of sale filed IN this Court, has
been scr Tor hearing on saturday the
18th day OF October. a. D. 1900 az $3.50
O'Clock q. m. 8t the County Court
House In The Court Room OF said Court,
in SAT- Lake city Salt Laks County
Utah
Witness the Clerk Of said Court, with
the seal thereof affixed, this lst day
OF October a. d. 1900.
DAVID c. DUNBAR.
tScal) Clerk.
BY ALBERT j. Scare.
Deputy Clerk
W c, Hail Attorney.
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FOR BHYAN's RECEPTION.
Holds a Meeting to Make
Arrangements.

New York, oct 3.--Biguard Croker
last night presided gt meeting 0r
Tammany Han to make arrangements
for the reception 20 be given 90 William
J. Bryan and Adlal y Stevenson on
the night OF oct 10. The program pro-
yiies for meetings at Madison Square
Garden. Tammany HAN and Cooper
Union. While these meetings are iu
progress there viii he an open abr
meeting at the corner OF Madison
avenue and 2itl street.
The principal meeting win be the one
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to be- held at Madison Square Garden.
The doors of the garden win Doe opened
at $3.50 O'Clock in the afternoon. aud
every effort will be made 90 have the
crowd seated before the speaking be-
gins at Z O'Clock. Edward A. Shepard
win preside Mn Bryan VIII Dee followed
bv Mr. Stevenson. W. B0urke Cochran,
Webster Davis, John b. Stauchneld
state Senator William r Mackey,
nominee for lIeulonlnl g0Nern0E
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From all other stations not mentioned
above. rate win De one single fare for
the round trip, but I'm no case to cx-
coed rate from point beyond
Tickets viii be sold ON following
dates From ogden, Park City B.ng-
ham. Springyille, Hebor. Silver City and
intermediate points from October lst TO
lth. inclusive, tickets limited 20 Octo-
her 10. 1900 From an other points
October lst 90 9Th, inclusive, tickets
limited % October l5 1900. except Grand
Junction. Fruito and Cisco, az which
points tickets are on sale only on Octo-
her 2nd. limited 90 date of issue on so-
ing trip. with final limit October 49,
Rio Grlnle Western Railway operates
best local train service in The state.
-Four trains between ogden and Salt
Lake. five trains between Provo and
salt Lake. From 90 to 80 minutes fast
ar than any other line
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srocKnoLprRs NEf1iSS

OREGON SHORT LINE EAlLs,aase.
Company annual meeting u the y y,
holders q Oregon short Line tAiNa1
viii be- held at the olhco OF tle con 6-,g
salt Lake CITY, Utah. on WEDNESDAY, q Il.
Der 10 1877. at 10 o'clock a. M iof w ,ri
tlOn " fifteen directors ~ the coWpt.s AZ
for inflammation % such other b.,ll ne
may legally come before tho mtgt,,As ,r.qi
Tor the purposes Of the meeting % tes VA IA
ot business on Saturday. September i'iI,f.si
and Will be reOp9ned on the day lso5tgfs.
the date Of such meeting or any
ment thereof INA s....t,fS
Dated September Is, 1870
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NOTICE TO OGDEN
AND WEBER COTNTY.

Trains Of the Rio Grande Western
Railway leave ogden for salt Lake
city at 7;2j a. m., 2:l5 p. m, and 5:l5
p. m October lst TO 5th for the State
Fair. and at 1925 a. m, S:ij a. m, 2;l5
p. m. and 7:lj Do m, October jth ana
9Th. for Conference. Half rates during
period October LIST 10 Eth. inclusive
The trains Of the Rio C-Jnde Western
are Easter and more &C Gfortable than
any other line.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-03

strangers IN the city, and to be- partic-
ular 20 watch for two Italians. who VIII
probably be accompanied by an old
man.
Mayor Robertson In speaking about
the matter said.
The word first came To- the secret
service department at Chicago. An
anonymous letter was received by the
United States secret service authorities
there stating that the three men for
whose apprehension We were on the
look out We're expected TO arrive In Can-
ton during during the day Thus far
they have not come. but we are keep
ing O close watch for them"
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Mayor Jones to Accompany Bryan

New York. oct 2-The Republican
national committee has arranged for
speeches In South Dakota October 1890
by Senators Frye. Of Maine and Hanna
OF Ohio. The Democratic managers
have arranged 90 have Mayor Jones az
Toledo accompany Mr. Bryan on his
tour Of New York State. following Mr..
Bryans appearance at Madison Square
garden.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-03

Happiness depends very much on the
condition of the liver aul kidneys. The
ills uf I5e make hul little impression un
thOs who's. digestion is good. You can
regulate your liver and Kidneys with
HEEHlNE and enjoy health aud buuv-
angy 1t spirits. Price 90 cents. y. G.. M
T. Drug Dept
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TO AssAsslNATETHE PRESIDENT
Detectives az Canton say Men Are
Seeking His Death.

Chicago. Oct. IA special TO the Rec
ora from Canton Ohio, says:
Information was made public last
night that another plot had been dis
covered 20 assassinate President Nc
Kinley
Detectives connected with the safe
guarding Of the President say that
there are three men either here, or on
their way, 90 kin the President. Extra
policemen have been detailed 90 enforce
81 order issued boy Mayor Robertson.
ex-oihclo chief Of police. which notifies
NJ policemen 10 keep close watch on all
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STOCKHOLDERS MERrlNn.

IHE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE
sitockhio,,ders Of The Utah Nine for the cleo.
s wi VI ytector; ana Tor the transaction OF
oeiofe the meeting, will be held az The offica
~. lne company. ~ Mccormick Block, salt
llNAe tlly Utah, on the second Tuesday ON
day OF October igc0 at2nm.
salt Lake NV nv i U = TAILOR A., Secretary.
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I1 Iraomia and most w0meu's aH.
me0fs The digestion Is weak. the making
of color flesh and strength out 1f food
SIS imperfect 500 that the patient weak
wan nervous and dyspepuc This cons
lII1u can ba corrected by taking n
course OF HERBINE. Price. So cents
3. '. NJ. J. Drug Dept
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And IN accordance with law and an o.
DER u the Board OF Directors made On
the gth day Of June. 1900 so many snare
0f each parcel OF such stock as may "
necessary will be sold at public auetol
40 the Office OF the company McCQrnch
4 Goa Bank. Salt Lake City Utah, o.
saturday August u. 1900 AZ one oclocs
D. M. 10 pay the delinquent asfesrtM
thereon. together With the cost 0i eo'e'
Using and the expenses 81 the sals
a. HANAUER JR
Secretary.
By resolution OF the board Of Diree'
tors ot the Bullion Beck Tunnel COMPANY.
the date CT sale Of the above STOCK va
postponed 20 WEDNESDAY soptems
1870 at one o'clock p. N, At ne once ~
the company. Mccormick Co.'S bAhA'
salt Lake City, Utah.
A. HAEAUER. JR.
Secretary
Iiy resolution OF tho Board Of Nlrtcigi' "
the Bullion Beck funne COMPANY 49,
on the 5lh day % September l,Ol the Alg y,
sale OF the above stock vas pls plntl "A
Tuesday, September %, 1900 Of enc nouf "''
place ~ above advertised. ...,, ,r
b resolution Of tho Board q D.recoF3 ~
thu Bullion Beck Tunnel Company pss'el -
the 18th day OF September. l9li, the a4V M.
sale 81 TIE above stock was postponed y 80
day, october IS. 100, az the hour ana P'
% ''O'' 'u''''''''A HANAUEB JR,
secretary
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Asher list and To- accordance with law and
al order of The hoard OF director. made on
lhe l'ih day of August 1900. 90 many shares OF
g.t,ih pifcti on sald stock rs may be necessary
wiz ue SOFA AZ auction 40 the office u tie
oIiupalY' room 5l@ Mccormick R.dg. SAN
Llke CITY Utah. ON the OH day N October.
~ y m, 10 pay TIE delinquent assessment
lhereon together With the cost OF adverti-.
ng end expense N sale
+. II. AIRS, Secretary.
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No No OF

ana 20 accordance Win law and 40 order
OF the Board OF Directors, nude on the 7th
day OF August 1900 50 many shares OF each
parcel of such stock as may be necessary,
VIII De sold at the Office u the company. 2i1
Jennings Block q West First south street
SAT- Lake City, Utah. at the hour OF l2 o'clock
noon, on the list day NJ October 4. d. 1850, %
pay delinquent assessment thereon. together
with cost OF adj yertlsinR and expense OF sale.
SAM WILLIAMSON,
Secretary Of star Gold aud silver Mining
Company Room 3l7 Jennings Block, salt
Lake city. Utah.
Dated September n tl00
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And IN accordance with law and the or.
der Of The Board OF Directors made Sep.
TENDER .. 100 SO many shares of each
parcel OF the above stock as may bee nee.
ossary viii DE sold at auction at AZ and a
W Second South ST.. Salt Lake City,
Utah. on the seventeenth day OF October.
1900 at eleven o'clock a, m 90 pay de-.
linquent assessment thereon together with
costs Of advet Using and expense Of sale
B. H. BAUER. President
II p. Patterson Secretary
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DELNQUENr ASSESSMENT NOrIcr.

INTERNATIONAL MINING COM
pany Location OF principal place ~
business Salt Lake city Utah. Notice
There are delinquent upon the following
described stock on account OF assessment
levied Uu the Dist day OF July 1900 the
several amounts set opposite the names
Of the respective shareholders. as follows.
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IN THE DISTRICT COUBf PRO
bate Division, IN and for salt Lake
County State OF Utah ln the matter
of the estate and guardianship Of Allen
y. Park, Daniel S. Park, VIM b. Park,
and George NJ. Park, minors.-Noucs.
The petition Of Jane S Park. the guar
dian OF the persons and estates % Allen
y. Park, Daniel H. Park, William b.
Park and George NJ. Park. Minors. Tor
confirmation Of sale Of the following
described real estate towiti Comngnc-
ing 40 point 1880 chains east from the
northwest corner Of lot T. section G.
township 2 north range l east. Salt
Lake meridian, and running thence east
2.i0 chains, thence south 1886 chains
90 the center ot lane, thence north 20
deg west 2 "a chains thence north G.96
chains, thence east 0.26 chains. thence
north 5.& chains 90 the place o. be-
ginning. situated IN Salt Lake county
State OF Utah, Tor the sum Of $3.50 And
upon the following terms, towlt: Cash
upon confirmation Of sale, as appears
from the return Of sale, nlgd M this
court has been set for hearing ON sat
urday, the thirteenth day OF October,
A. D. 1900 az $3.50 o'clock a. m az 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 second day
Of October a. ID. 1900. M
(SealJ DAVID c. DUNBAR
Clerk
by Geo. e. Blair, Deputy Clerk
James II, Moyle attorney.
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CONFERENCE AND TAIR RArEsE
Rio Grapde Western Rv.

For the State Fair, October 2nd TO 9Th.
for the Semi-Annual Conference, L. -.
S.. at Salt Lake City. October 9Th 10 1th,
inclusive, and the Salt Palace, the FOL
lowing rates are authorized 10 salt
Lake city and return Via Rio Grands
Western Railway.