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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-28

q meeting will be held some time be-
fore the City Council session on Tues
day night.
The Union Pacific Railway Co. has
begun suit against the Montana Union
Railway company 60 collect 5000 900 ale
legged TO be due as rental under "a lease.
In 1856 the Montana Union co. leased q
certain right Of way from a corporation
then known as the Utah and Northern
Railway Co. Later the Utah company
was absorbed by the Union Pacific
Default was made IN the payments UNI
der the lease and suit has been begun
accordingly.
General counsel OF land grant lines
that are dissatisfied with the govern
ments ruling relating TO the manner
IN which army business should be set
tied for met al Chicago today and
talked over the various conditions that
have arisen since their last meeting
All the roads. with the exception Of the
Illinois Central have agreed 90 fight
the government FOR a settlement upon
the basis Of q regular first class rate.
owing Co the absence Of two or three
general attorneys, no definite action
was taken 40 the meeting.
The mysteries surrounding the dis
appearance of -year-old Harry
Sturdev8ut We're solved Wednesday
morning by the Temperance Of the
lad in person, much % the relief OF
the parents, who had been greatly wor-
rled over hts absence. The boy eX-
planned his absence by saying he was
playing IN a box car standing In the
cast end Of the yards when the train
20 which the car was attached started
90 move. Thinking 10 was going only
llttle ways, DE did not get out until
too late, and was carried 10 kimball.
Neb.-Cheyenne Tribune
Arthur +. Surwen. who proposes 10
build the Kansas City and Orient line
from Kansas city 90 the Pacific coast
Of Mexico has returned from Mexico
In company with some distinguished
Mexican capitalists Alonzo Fornandes.
nephew Of President Dlaz Lorenzo
Elizaga. brother-ln-law Of President
Diaz and w. W. Sylvester. These men
are interested with Mr.. Stilwell in the
new line and VIII remain I'm Kansas
City until Monday. during which time
the corporation o. construct the road
and the corporation 90 own and oper-
ate IL win bc formed Kan
sas CITY fu3nciers who know
something Of Mn. Sulwelrs plans give
Il out that ample American and Euro
pean capital stands ready 90 back him
In the undertaking Holland capital
lists who We're Mr.. Stnwelrs support
ers IN the Kansas city. Pittsburg q
Gulf line. are said 20 be the most ar
dent believers 90 his ability 20 build
the Pacific line.
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RAILROAD NOTES.

"Dlck" and Mrs. Neslen have gone
10 omaha,
William Penn Anderson, travelling
livestock agent Of the Santa Fe ls here
after some business FOR his line
At Lagoon preparations for the sum
mer season have so Jar advanced that
the resort Is about ready for business.
II. A. Dodge Of Detroit was here last
night on his way 20 take a temporary
position as operator on the desert along
the Western
u. r. Hughey OF the Oregon Short
Line auditors office Is In ST. Marks
hospital. undergoing operations on ac-
count Of an abscess IN one OF his ears.
An excursion win be run from Utah
points 20 san Francisco and return,
leaving here on May 10th, the fare being
$50 for the round trip.
j. A. Munroe. freight traffic manager
OF the Union Pacific, expects 10 be- here
again next week. He IL IN San Fran
cisco this evening
DO you want your hair soft? scalp
cleaned? Free from dandrun? Then
n. n. shampoo does H.. Six shampoos
for a quarter.
on account OF a call 10 England on a
mission. W. "a Folland has resigned
hls clerkship M the Union Pacific coal
Office. He Will be succeeded there By
a. T.. Eberhardt.
The special committee having under
Investigation the franchise OF the Salt
Lake Valley railroad did not meet last
night. II is expected, however, that
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ASSESSMENT NO g.

BRIGHAM CITY COPPER AND
Slate Mining Company Office and prIn-
cipa place of business Salt Lake city
Utah.
Notice IS hereby given that az q meeting
~ the board OF directors held on the 3Jth
day OF March, 1900 an assessment OF 3 OF
] cent per share was levied on on the
capital stock OF the corporation issued
ANA outstanding payable ON or before
April 90. 1000. 10 the Secretary at the Of-
nce of the company, 3ll-Sl2 ID. +. walker
building Salt Lake City Utah. Any
stock upon which this assessment may
remain unpaid ON the Gth day OF April
lu1 will be- delinquent aud advertised for
sale az public auction. ANA unless pay-
meut is made before. So many OF the
shares represented by each certificate OF
the stock $50 delinquent as may Doe neccs-
sary viii Doe sold on the llth day ri May
1900. at o'clock p. m, 10 pay the delin-
Quent assessment. together with the cost
of advertising and expense OF sale.
r. u. WILSON Secretary.
BY order Of the board ~ directors
Salt Lake city Utah March 90 1890
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SALE OF uNcLAlMrp RAqgAor.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
on Thursday May "a. 1900 az 3 o'clock
p. m. OF that day and continuing there
after from day to day until sold. al the
baggage depot OF the undersigned. near
the corner ~ Sixth West and Third South
streets, salt Lake city Utah. the under
signed VIII expose Tor sale and sell al
cash the Following described articles OF
baggage remaining unclaimed I'M the
possession OF the undersigned at ,he eXpi-
ration NJ slN months from the time OF its
arrival 90 the place Of It's delivery. and all
place OF delivery stored by the UNDER
signed Said sale viii be- made for tho
purpose of paving for the storage and
care OF said baggage whllC stored, anU the
reasonable ana necessary costs Of such
sale.
Two zinc trunks. One wooden trunk
ono iron trunk Three russell yalises
-Four telescope vallses Two cribs. Two
sacks Eleven bundles bedding Two
packages
The names and addresses OF the COP.
sgnors and couaguecs of each and nj.
inlloWnlg described parcels etc.. and tho
places from which each and an said par.
crls were shipped are unknown Fifty.
Two concealed packages. Fifty umbrellas
ana parasois Seven telescope valses.
Ihiec boxes. one sack one tn pan
one wash tub. one mattress one
package books TWENTY-FIVE pairs rub.
herf. -Four coats. one 0verc1at Two
canes Two ladies Jackets one ladv's
hand bag. one hat one red leather
grip. one saddle. one rifle
THE. RIO GRANDE WESTERN RAIL.
BY George W. Heintz. C, P. eta
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ELY MINING AND MILLING COM.
pany. Office aud principal place Of busl-
ness Salt Lake CITY Utah Notice i8
hereby given that al q meeting % the
directors held on the 3gth day OF March,
1900 an assessment OF 3 cents per share
was levied on all the shares of the capital
stock OF the corporation issued and OUT
standing, payable on or before May 5rd
1900 90 the treasurer. ut his Office at IT,
r. Jones g. Co.'S bank No. 80 Main
street. Salt Lake city. Utah Amy stock
upon which the assessment may remain
unpaid on the ith day Of May. 1870 will be
delinquent and advertised for sale at pub
Nc lution, and unless payment ls made
before so many Of the shares represented
hy each certificate of the stock 500 de-
lnquent as may be necessary VIII be sold
on the 18th day Of May 1900, 40 10 O'Clock
"a. M, 90 pay the delinquent assessment,
together with the cost Of advertising and
expense OF sale.
WIN. u. sPRAGtE Secretary
By order OF the board Of directors.
Salt Lake city, Utah. March 30. 1900.
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FILLMORE.
Enters Saloon and With a Gun
Holds 1t Against all Corners.

Special Correspondence.
Fillmore, Willard Co., April 27.-This
morning VIM, Speakman appeared be-
fore Justice Jukes and swore 10 COM
plant charging Peter Huntsman Of
this place. with an assault with a dead
ly weapon with intent 10 commit muir
der Mr.. Huntsman was arrested and
brought into court, and requested a
change OF venue, which was granted
upon filing the proper aihdavit
The cause was transferred 20 Justice
Greenwood and a preliminary eNamina-
ton held this afternoon. The evidence
introduced by the prosecution estab-
lished the fact that Mr.. Speakman was
proprietor OF a saloon. and that Hunts
man entered last evening about =
o'clock. and was requested TO depart
by the proprietor After some con-
versation. Huntsman left and soon re-
turned with shotgun loaded ana
warned Mr.. speakman not to make an
appearance from the adjoining room
or he would blow The top OF his head
on; some time afterwards parties APP
peared from the outside and Hunts
man was pacihed and the gun taken
frcm him. The evidence Of the defense
did not rebut this
He was held TO appear for trial az
the district court. and his bonds fixed
az five hundred dollars.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE No. I

ALFRED REED MINING COMPANY.
Oi1ce and principal place of business.
Sal. Lake city Utah. Notice is hereby
directors held on the 9th day Of April
1900 an assessment OF a OF ! cent per
share was levied on an the capital stock
Of the corporation issued and outstanding.
payable ON or before May lth. 1901. Co the
Secretary. 40 the Office Of the company
5ll-al2 u. +. Walker building Salt Lake
city, Utah. ANY stock upon which this
assessment may remain unpaid on me
lth day OK MAY, 1902 will be delinquent
and advertised for sale at public auction,
and unless payment is made before. so
many ot the shares represented by each
certificate Of the stock 80 dolnducnt as
may be necessary viii be sold ON the eth
day Of June. 1870 at 2 o'clock b. m TO
pay the delinquent assessment together
with the cost " advertising and expense
Of sale.
W. ]. BARNETT. Secretary.
By order Of the board OF directors
Salt Lake City, Utah. April g 1909.
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OUR OWN STATE.

| forty-aye days or si5 He win serve out
the term IN the county Jail
Joseph S, Boren and John r. Ginger
who had heretofore pleaded guilty Ia
the charge OF assault upon James King
came 10 for sentence and the court
fined them $40 each which they paid
The Utah County Savings bank was
today given judgment on suit OF fore
closure against Warren N. Dusenberry
for $500 principal and N,OI5 interest.
ARRowsM1TH OBTAINS DIVORCE
The divorce suit Of Henry Arrow
smith We Sarah L. Arrowsmith was
called up. Although the defendant was
In the court room a divorce was granted
by default The order Of the court was
that the plaintiff was TO have the Gus
tody Of the four children, and that Mrs
Arrowsmth was not 10 see the chill
dren, and the children were not TO go 20
her The allegation was adultery COM
mitted with Amasa Smith.
AMPUTATioN NECESSARY.
As a result Of a shocking accident Il
was necessary 20 amputate the lower
part Of the left leg OF Amos ID. Holda-
way Dr, Allen, assisted by Drs. Robi-
son. Taylor and Hardy performed the
operation Thursday about 10 a. m.
Mr.. Haldaway was getting out rock at
Daniels and Holdaway's sandstone
quarry In Spanish Fork canyon, twelve
miles above Cotton. and the workmen
had just quarrled on the tops OF a rock
and this was leaning next 10 q ledge
where Mr. Holloway was at work In
D.
in falling. caught him on the calf OF
the left leg, plnnlng him 20 the ledge OF
rock. II was impossible 20 remove the
rock by hand which held him. as It
weighed about three tons. II was neces.
sary 10 Mt ~ on with the derrick The
limb was almost entirely cut on and
the bone was crushed into a pulp. Mr.
Holdaway's partner Mr. Daniels,
placed him on a bed spring and hauled
him about eight miles In a wagon. To
add 20 the unfortunate mans suffering
the train TO Provo was 1--WE hours late
and it was about ~ o'clock last night
before he arrived home. The hour be-
Ing so late the doctors decided 30 do
nothing until today and this afternoon
the injured member about
three or four inches above the knee. on
account OF loss OF blood and the shock
Of the accident Mr.. Holloway did not
rally from the operation az well az
hoped for. but the doctors believe that
he win rapidly recover, on account Of
his strong constitution Mr.. Holloway
Is a prominent citizen here and has
held many official positions. being for a
number Of years one Of the county Sc
Iectmen Mr. Holloway also was one
VI the men who captured Connors, the
murderer OF Policeman
Strong.
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FELL FORTY FEET.
Workmcn Killed 10y the Failing Of a
ScafiOld.

ST. Paul, April 2s.-One man was In
stanuy killed and another seriously
injured in an accident at the new state
capitol yesterday
Alfred swanson, "a mold easter. was
killed boy the breaking Of a scaffold, on
which he was working
Frank Thiery working with Swan
sen, zen and suffered a fracture OF the
left leg above the knee.
Attached % the scanold which was
forty feet high was q strong rope, with
which they pulled up boards from be-
low. The rope ran over n pulley, and
one end OF II was always on the ground.
The wheel OF a passing street wagon
caught the rope and the horses literally
tore the scaifoll down.
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PROVO.
DISTRICT COURT BUSINESS.
Uaa. -
sweep OF Nauseous Cases
amos Holloway Loses Leo.

..'al Correspondence
'i Ro April 1.-THE Jury in the nr
t,s summons case after heinz o,,,
to,sss..g and thiryt five minptes
tl,tt," 10 verdict Of not guilty. IRE
b,at us charged with moi iabaline
,ase eys,sl VI earoolic acid. The other
afbolis' ans as, MIN, that OF Sales.--future
~ ior The term '0'" Non'
Win S Sase Of Amasa Smith cborsoA
nanls,il-. ~ was called ana tbo ~ ~
sven ,..n 81 Jurors proceeded win 80
case Wien !. nag been sworn 10 try the
t'n 10 c ~ .ne defendant asked permls.
fully ebtIiulse his plea 81 not guilty M
ton =, oAleh was granted me- 49,, ~
As 49,. ~ sentence was p'nIved an5
I'm n .nooa Judge Booth sentencad
bison. twenty-five days n the state
charged V EI,s ana F. A. butcher. both
Amanda mn lne crime Of ADULTERY Min
0sirie, thompson, were arreigned VII o,sh
fsi sS Na.'orney King. by per roE Slu
tass amended luformati6n H. aa8,i
Win res",. 1 charged the defendants
ton ~ 1..ng 20 a house IN r ry,'es,.i y
: ples Of s,e purposes Both entered
lqmation 49, l''1y TO the amended IN
PaYaegnee an saa Curtis was sentenc a u, ~
ssu Ei, 81 ,ao OF 90 10 jail tb sl,vsg y, 20
~sY l Dy,,nlence Is 10 commence
u'cher was sentenced "t ~
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MIR. Porter Improving.

New York. April 2S-George F. Belts
hrother-ln-law Of John Addison Porter.
gave out the following statement last
night:
y.un Addison Porter has been oraf-
ated upon and the operation was en-
tirely successful We DO not care 20
give the name OF the hospital or the
names OF the doctors. But you can say
that Mr. Porter is out OF danger
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL sTOCKuOf.D.
ers meeting of the Golden Envle cold
Mining company. Notice ig hereby rivon
mat a special meeting N the stockholders
ot the Golden Eagle Gold Mining COMPANY
VIII ho held az the onico oi tho company
no az Mccormick Block. Salt Lake CIV
llAh on tuesday the lst day Oh Nav
ls9 ai o'clock p, m. OF said day
Inc object and purpose Of said meeting
IS 90 amend the Articles OF IncorborS
OF said company AS follows, to.wit:
10y striking out Articles XVI XVII
xviii AlAi w Xxi. XXI and NXfif.
KY. .thl.uy, !n,poPting ana Inserting Ia lieu
mercer The tollQwlng to-wlt.
Ihe Hoard OF Trustees % said corpora-
ion, iof the purpose Of paying EXPENSE.
conducung the business Or paving n.y.
uegls OF sald corporation, may levy hnd
collect assessments in the manner md
form provided hy Jaw: provided iT'hrf
no one assessment shan exceed one ber
cent ut the amount OF the capital STOCK
~ .ald corporation. and provided further.
that no more than three asscssmcnts
shan BE- levied 80 one calender yeari ~
And that said article on said Goldrn
Eagle Gold Mining Company shall H.
further ,omcnded by adopting Inserting
ana adding 20 the Articles oil Incorpora.
ton Of said corporation, the following. 10.
Wit
That four members Of the Board of
Trustees shall De necessary 90 constitute
O. quorum FOR the transaction 0f thc insf.
% tho corporation"
IN witness whereof the said President
and Secretary have hereunto signed he
above and foregoing notice ana caused to
be aihKed thereto the corporate eoal al
sh1 corporation. this 18th day OF March
a. ID. 1870. '"
CHARLES Z. HUDSON.
secIetety ot the Golden Eagle Gold Min
ing Company.
A. r. MOON.
President OF the Golden Eagle Gold Min.
ing Company.
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London. April y1.--At the second day
Of the SandoWu Park second spring
meeting today, the Century stakes of
10000 sovereigns was won By Lord
Durh1m's bay horse Osbech. The Duke
OF Portlands Manners wa second NJ.
r. Lehaudys Ledlison ridden by Tod
Sloan finished third There were eight
starters.
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PROVIDES 4 SUBSTITUTE.

The Council committee on irrigation
met last evening 20 consider the Pleas
ant View ditch matter. Il was de-
oided 10 recommend 10 the Council that
the water from parley's canyon. which
would flow through this ditch be
brought down through an eight inch
sewer pipe over the University grounds
and be turned intothe irrigation bitches
below.
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BILL so. IE FOR Az ORDINANCE LEVY
ing the tax and for tho assessment u the
porperty on the west side OF Fourth East
street between First and second South
streets within Sewer District No.1
sec. ]. BC lt ordained by the city Council
u alt Lake City that said city Council doth
hereby levy the taN and provide Tor the as
scssment Of the property. lots and parcels n
land hereinafter described AUDITING uh the
west side OF Fourth asst stre't uetwoun First
ana Second south streets. within Sewer Dis
trlct No. L. of Salt Lake City.
This taXis levied TO defray the expense Of
constructing sewer ON the west side ut
Fourth East street between inst and Second
South streets, opposite Toe property, lots and
parcels u land hereinafter described % be e,-
prOyemCnti and {; j. hereby adiudged, deter
mined and established that the same
VIII De especially benefited by said improve
ment ana said property. lots and parcels Of
Jana are hereby assee.e1 40 an equal ana unl-
form rate lu accordance with the linear foot
fr1ntuge upon that portion Of the WC,t side
OF Fourth East street OetVV. First and Sec
Ond South Street, e. be Improved, fronting
on said street and OF depth W 20 feet back
from said Fourth East street, and the tax
hereby levied aud Assessed upon said prop
erty, lots and parcest ~ land Is $500, on "a 30
per linear front foot admitting upon said p0r-
ton Of said street % ue affected and bone
lifted by said improvement. uud the city
Treasurer is hereby Authorized b. assess IA
accordance with the provisions OF this Or
dinance and fnr Che purposes herein mem
TONED the north 40 feet - lot l. and all ~
l1ts q. e. and 3 block %, FIAT y, salt Lake city
survey
This levy N tax is made upon said proper
~. lots and parcels NJ land. O., they appear
ana are shown unOu the official plat on map
OF said City and 0l o. depth of p feet back
from TIE front % said property lots ana par
Sels on lanl hputihg upon said portion Of
Fourth East Street
Sec. This ordinance shall Do In force
from and after its approval
Passed by The city council OF salt Lake
City, Utah. April 10. l.0J. and referred 70 the
Mayor for his approval
Is. g. NANLOR City Recorder
Approved This lllh day Of April. 1900.
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Approved thls i'm day Of April. 1900.
EZRA THOMPSON. Mayor

RI O. Naylor. city Recorder OF salt Lake
City, state NJ Utah 90 ho'eby certify that
the above and foregoing Is O. FUN true and
correct copy OF un ordinance entitled. An
ordinance loyylug the tax and for the Assess.
mcut OF thc property on the wost Side N
Fourth Fast Street between { Inst and second
South streets, within soNer District 40. i.
Passed by The City Council ~ salt Lake
CITY, Utah. April. ID, 100. and approved by
Che Mayor April II, 1903, as appears % record
IN my office
ia witness whereof ] have ncreuntO set my
hand aud affixed tho corporate seal OF salt
Lake city this llth day 90 APRIL 1890
SEAL x. 9. NANLOK
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D. 'T T1..2 quickly leave you II you used
N % A.lg 5 New Life Pills. thousands
hw ns,,, nave proved their match-
a., s'''il Ton Sick and Nervous Head-
S15 they make pure blood ma
g5nsv syuf health Only % cents
CWtr g IeA Z not cured. Sold by q.
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Aud m u0TITIUUN0 WIN law Hn1 90 0TlrT
OF the Board Of Directors made on the I'D
day 81 March. 1900 SD many shares ~ each
parcel OF such stock as may be- necessary Will
he sold 40 the ONCE OF the Secretary Room
~ Mccormick Rulldlqg Salt Lake City,
Utah. on the lst day u June, 1907. at tho
hour " Z ,, m., % pay the delinquent assess
meut thereon. together With the cost OF ad %
vertlsinf and expenses OF sale.
CHAs. n HUDSON, Secretary.
Rooms 7ll-7l2 Mccormick Building.
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A Hnrrlhle Onthreak.

"Of large sores on my little daugh-
ter's head developed into a case OF
scald head" writes G.. ID. Isbill Of Nor
canton, Tenn. but Bucklens Arnica
Salye completely cured her It's a guar
anteed cure for Eczema, letter. Salt
Rheum, Pimples. Sores. Ulcers and
Piles. Only % cents az 2. e. NJ. l. Drug
Dent
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PRICE.
Purloins a Horse and Buggy 90 Re-
turn of Albert o. McMullins.

Special Correspondence.
Price. Carbon Co., April 27.-Last
evening q young man, stranger here.
went 10 Elllottg livery stable, and hired
a team and buggy saying he was CO.
ing to the sheep camp and would be
back IN about an hour He got the
outfit and left and has failed TO return
yet. Mr. Elliott was doing some tele-
graphing this morning. to see II he
could locate the outnt, but has not yet
heard anything from them
Elder Albert o. McMullin. who has
been lab0ring as a missionary In the
Southern States. chiefly IN Tennessee.
FOR over two years. arrived home this
morning, having been honorably re-
leased.
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No11nr nrLINorrNr 40.

THE HIGHLAND MINING & MILLING
L1fau CANYON. Casho County Utah. There
are delinquent upon the following described
stock ou account of Assessment No. b levied
On the Ord day of April l00. the several
amounts set opposite The namos on the rcs-
poctiru shareholders as follows
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IL THE DISTRICT COURT PROBATE
Division. On and for salt Lake County. la
the matter Of thepsiate OF Margaret Kc.I hide
ceased. Notice epH-itlnn OF D. T.. Reich
executor OF the estate OF Margaret Rel %.
deceased f1r conhrmlt Ion NJ The sale of che
following described rcd estate 81 said dccc-
dent, to-wlt. Au ~ lot, and il R.oskeo
City Park subdivision ~ BLOCKS co. %, =
and % M Plat co." Tor tho sum "
$1,000 aud 10 rods by l14 feet In
lot S, Block g. Plat "R' salt Lake
City survey Tor the sum Of 81 800. and up1n
the following terms tO-Uit: Cash on cOu-
trmatul as appear from The return Of saIo.
filed Zoo th.s Court has been set for hearing
on saturday the 5th day ~ May. A u. 100
atg.8 O'Clock a noe at the County Court
House lu tho Court Room Of said Court. IN
salt Lake city. salt Lake County, Utah.
Witness the Clerk n said Court
with the seal thereof affixed
lSolll this sith day Of april, A. d.
lAu
DAVID q. DUNLAP, Clerk
By Albert D. Scare Deputy CLERK
Bennett Hardness, HoWutt sutherland a
NanCOtt Attorneys.