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Show OUDEN DAILY COMMERCIAL. WEDNESDAY. THE THE FU:SE T:'u.-jt- . ? White Souse. White House. ii hj-'J- tiy EfilNS OjSt TUESDAY, JULY 28, AND WILL CONTINUE FOE 20 DAYS ! irutfo e Our Entire Stock is Placed on this Sale! give you SuchTa!ue Such values in Sucb values in Such values in isucn values in in Silk. Such T&lue in Dreea Goods, Such ralues in curtains. Such T&luea in Ladies' Jackets, Rnrh Such Such Such value values values values in in in in 1- -. 1 Gaze upon cut down to Ws are selling Blazer Jackets at 13.75 33c worth I&50. Table linen, formerly COc, cut down to Ws are selling Blazer Jackets at to.00 India Silks, all color, reduced from 44c. worth 13.50. 60c to 43c. cut down Table covers, formerly India Silk 'all colors, reduoed from DRESS GOODS. . Table linen, formerly IL73, cut down L0073c. and black marked to 11.15. 35c Our Black Faille Francaiss reduoed from down to 22c. colored LACE CURTAINS. tl.50 to 95c Our 50o plaids and stripes marked Black Faille Franchise reduced from down to 38c. Our 11.50 lace curtains now $1.00. fl.80 to 11.40. Our $2.10 lace curtains now $1.40.' Our 65o colored and blacks marked Colored Faille Francaise reduoed from down to 43c Our $100 lace curtains now $1.90. Our $3.50 lace curtains now $2.25. f LSO te cJ0c. Our 75c fancy plaids silk mixed Our $5.00 lace curtains now $3.00. marked down to 60c. SUMMER JACKETS AND REEFERS. Our fl.00 serge and colors CORSETS AND HOSIERIES. We are selling Blazer Jackets at f LOO marked down to 75c corsets for 40c 75c worth ri50. 85c corsets for 50c We are selling Blazer Jackets at IL50 TABLE LINES AXD TABLE COVERS. $1.00 corsets for C5c worth 13.00. 40c hose for 24c Table linen, formerly 40c, cut down We are selling Blazer Jackets at 12.30 50c hose for 30c to 2oc worth $5.00, tl., (43-inc- FOR SPECIAL SALE Dots 5 DAYS ONLY. and Figured Flowered at 30c per yd. 1,000 Yards India Silks, Polka THIS SALE IS A GENUINE CLEARANCE SALE! r 11 a tnnnr V naiif. Vfll have fiGVef C1 tUn , fciiv- - PJrir fnr m rrio nav. loan mat Untro uv.ii in all lVf1. "'uuii oaica vi.jf w " will have at as for Goods Much so you money to your Dry had such an Opportunity buy t. H tnis saie. T-- v UCucS - The White House! WRiailT'S OI..T) STORE. ae-cft- u i 'mi .7 h. tit it v ttatu A. tA ih :rv t . hanar. raa'l. fur amtarcjabi amtnd k4 Ur ay taca la U curt(nan.ua tuai fcMRMUit uf ax V- h. Curt-y- . t . Hriua.ji.iMii ao.-- i bm - " wa i. l. H . Liireti f.a;r:.j i W- - Uia afed ueuaiwcijd Natiocki u,-vH. atra. k.U. Kator. ,f Vi?uo aldurka kuuouins tau fl . L rc. !ui u c. OraJ, Fniu aani, lrr Jjurufu aii tit. ra.ia la. ium auu bM-u- alt-e- aia Vi u ad tu Vuta ju.ijit aa-l- at ti-a- u lv. autim aa-bb-bs eosa-piai- nt ea iv lil nrai, rs, CE. Table linen, formerly 50o, 61LK. tate Hiajhe. vi t bl; a aJ Hosieries, Ribbons, Corsets, f :.J. witJ-sw- Fm Juim.J . B Pat. Auu.i iij,ue. hera-ntoa- et O loves. were never known in the history of the trade in Ogden City. As we are showing r t tne rnces ceiowanaJ ue tuuvuncu. H kja ra day tur caaaa aAMHa eoen of t fr Our Business is to Sell You Goods, and Your Interest is to Buy them From Us, Better Values for the Money than any other house m Ogden City. because we Table Linen and Coven, loweis ana apuiM, lied Spreads, urasnes ana xoweucg, w tt5 kL We positively say that Ogden City has never before witnessed such a Sacrifice Sale of New and Fashionable Dry Goods. Dear in mind that Most of Our Goods are Entirely New, as Our Stock was bought in June. 1891, therefore the Latest in the Market will be jat found in Our House. J axia tLij tataxia 11um. adxiitrauix Am tbe tuiicB Ae-tuuu at U. J dcUr. Cei lb fivaer era U.f Lat , M iiil Ororr -t I tj. u U. Taw, Tuirf--r L M. U Um Naui tai Batk ul 1m Koim. Iu. td Um f lb TLa Wa. La g iJuta Oaf Lxi far prt.'.iua tur Brtua b& U OfdirtL. I vat, ti: n. J. a4 aaid buiM Curav. M aJbd pmni.nJ li A. kJua, Cue. voaM met aUroarai. aafata aim iaa aaitiund UxMu, tuul kjt uf A aipputg fraia : Ui aiarLaiaT u4 aai mu aval late; 1u al tb Teniton of fuk iM It ta UM47f onivoad. ti.al li Kk dT V tit crow. Aaa-uba. and im A. li. ija lb boaJ aro ai!k la. fwtiu tu h abut OrfestdaBt. brrntj 1 u aWvra! bkiiM. Hrcxa to fur tata arttcaBMit uf aaid aacuuirt, w apoaar ut aa a ai4MiOTi bervoy rHjurj k, k t At I 4a ut aajut &tvi tbtf ail iraaa uiravad in ua uf tioa Ji. by u above baaud ta UMt Wtrict ( uim ut tba FirM ta) luti aaid laoiva W. h w viMUi ahrlLA.; ii. I run u.f . tuuuai plaiutii. J . Dustnet f tba ul of iit cuurt tb ti brf t ) Territory of Ctan. aad ta ana " a atM.J firm 9iiX turn bhaa. Um euauaibt ruoaiof et uf ibaeuun Ltaa,kt laraturjr Usui. T aiu,i. Lis auJ aUbTa iiA Mid txHirt u t& Cvustr court buae in iJeOr. day laxrlaaiwwi tua day uf aenm aftar tua I aud iwmorj if BKrvio vi yoa uf tia hula-if Cwue, utd uJls as h LLa tnOa taajdMit uj. ftAua-- L, iUua tLja euunty ; or. if arrvad oat uferv) I'lait. us tL aaid krk dat uf tin OS tit flam lf dead Bdidirua l.en axi tiiera ewUBty. but is thu diatrirt. aula twwty days: I IS o'ciuca a. a. 4 Itiat df, UtM kava ba alaiit; atau W alMw caoaa wtt aa vrdnruf iLatribataua otiKma BithiB furty daysor def aait will oa lakea aaiuit yoa, aeeurdiiic by aiauuld nut La tuai of lb rwidiw of la (i yottUia Ltat liww u t4 tL aaid dnriiaur 1 or tb prayr uf aaid eua.wjut- of larnd hrvw, amuba-- tt lr'at b clawa. I u aaid actluB ia bruojcnt t lorarlu a eer- aeeuttliu to law, aiaii fur Ua; dicliarv uf aat-- i Ui J dnJed tuuua l'bb Uub aaurtra; oa oertajji Burta'avd breau aOmuutratxtx. Eaili baa aucly kaova a Futia: il la I uri orderad l a H f of tLia ortW fur ti auaa uf a.iuV wit ibuyvm at ta rat uf i'. t Um BCwllBla4 1 1. uf ba public! fur Uirva aurcwMira ifwii tjt4 tiiil perccet pr anuui frua tb 111 day of Lv , aurainat ti dfe&dau Aiigutu H aaid Mb day uf Avuru!. 11 in xh Jur. X it. LarJ I teU la AcaJtiry. AWxaudcir M. Vurk and Eubrrt k .Ui Pattua. tMHUi'lii. tmafapar prtated uid IB t'a'deB ('it J, U aaid cxuti!y ff Meuer, 4i. or fur tb aam uf liv dulix wiut Uitereat at lb rat uf runt uar ait ur and that tlciark ) ajutscw tt aaiddaf vt Tk Ml amaa f taa Faa. uf aaid asouuiit aad uf aaid tuua to abuw aunoBi from tb 51 t day uf July, lvw. and that "Talk ftboct th early tnartrrs," gaid rauae, by eau.inr roticea u be iMud iu at aa auua aa uttiriel uf aaid aaortaed ptmbim tiiraa uuUe plane to aaid euunif iif bav beea sold (o pay aaid amount with cata. UJt, ah cm oat of crowded con-c- leaat W eber. for three varka Bed bWure aaid tia) uf that the aal ceaae. and tbia bmiub Minn room th other eTening. "Tber are aeiUeeaeat, awxirdiu to law. ua tb duciet f,ir tha anatanty of balanoa tJ.iju wub iButrrat at in rat uf e per omt per lotk. Juljr absolutely nothing to nia. Her I aia fruaa July Xlat. Iim A. C. BlSROr, Probata Judc. and tb oa eertaia pruuerty. fully atamM in tb cp from an attack of lnfloenxa, J. 8. BnaiA. Ami. fur A.l aini!ratnx. kenria. b rvtauioa uutii aaid inuul I'll warrant myself to bare another at- Territory of L lab. auufit f uf a euer, aa: 1. Jua. P. Lrdvui. eira of Uie prubatr ocwrt du. that juiVmsnt be tbea rendered fi tack, and all for the ael&ah atapidity of la and fur aaid Meoerownir, do nerebr certify aid amount, wtonast and euats, and lb bal ance ut aaui mrta'aaMMl rBitMa or ao Kilirh ono old woman with a fan. I with peothat the tungviut kf a full, true and t.rrert Ibrreuf a may ba ba aula to uf tb urwuial order Bp)iinun da) ple had mora consideration or aenaa or Outijr aettVment of account, and to abuw rauae wbr aaid amount, interestbcaarT. and eoU; and for a s fee he in But the matter trade ahuuld of $SJ6 ; that diunbuuon tb ia and to turn the speaker stopped attorney something," the eatateof Andrew W. Uaiea. drremtd. in unai arr may b mail for tb fotwclu-n- r ntze and pull her wrap closer about uf uf aatd mortgage and fur tb sal of aaid deoueited. filed and recorded la my orhoa ua her throat the loth day of Jul), A. U. 11, a the aant preniiam, according to the law and lb uf tbi eourt of this divtrirt ; tl.at th proceed "And aha aat there by your gide and a4uerof raeurd of aaid aale mil be apdiei to tb paymet In witneaa wbereof, I bare t uf wared one of thoM great, strong, gtisty my hand and tTtixeo. tha iu ouau or ui eoun ana expeeae of aale and ' feea. and the of court the the du amount saal.. day attorney's tb pruiiat plainfans, creating a breeze like a young tiff ; and that aaid defendant and each of them and rear Urat atxtre written. aud all DeraoBS elaimin nuW tijm ... , whirlwind, until yon are all of a, chill, 1 J. P. Ledwiogb, Clerk of tha Prubat Court. of thees subsequent to the execution of aaui B W. M. Uajiujii. Deputy Clark. suppose," said her friend. mortgage deed on aaid premiae. either aa "Indeed, yes, and thd more I pulled up incumbraneera, or otherwia may b barred and forechated of ail right, claim or my scarf the harder she fanned. There of equity redemption in tb aaid premiaee, and GUARDIAN SALE-NOTIwaent a Tacant seat in the bouse or I every part inereoi, ana mat piaiutitt may uavo In of Notice ia hereby given that pnrananea judgment agaiimt Augnstua H. Patton. Alexaa-d- er would have taken I didn't like to M. York and Robert Kobinaoo, and that Weber of an of eourt the Probata county, orjer ask her to stop, tor she hadn't a specially I tub Territory, made on, be 13th day of July, which iaaue against them for any deficiency K. of may remain after applying all the proin lluomea of 1M1. the matter the Mitrt inviting countenance. And I have taken Freeuwn and L(b M. Freeman, minora, tba ceed, of the sale of said premises properly apft severe cold, for every bone in my body nndereitrned will on or after the Wb day of plicable to the satisfaction of the jmlgment. U at rirate aale all the right, title That the plaintiff or any other party to the aches. I think there should be a rule 1M1, suit may become purchaser at said aale ; that of aaid minora in and to the against fans in crowds, just as there is aud intereata deecribed real estate, aituate in the tha United State manlial execute a deed to A the pnrchaaer : that said purchaser he let into against canes and umbrellas in art gal- county of Weber.block part uf Territory of I' tab : ol the premise on production of the 131) in plat A, thirty-onleries. Von can mend statues or build lot two It) in Cwaeaaion deed therefor; and that the Ogden City aurrey, bounded aa followa: Commore, but there isn't any remedy that I mencing at a puint one hundred and aerenty-tw- o plaintiff may have such other or further relief fext eaat from the auutli west corner In the p rem uses as to this eourt may seem meet know of, when once we are dead from lilt) aud equitable. For further and fuller particuof aaid tot and running thence north eiglit y lars reference is hereby made to tha ounmlaiiit somebody's carelessness or indifference." feet, thence weet twentyour ii4l fwet, tlience on tile herein. (SU) feet, thence twit twenty four "Bat it is easy enough to use a fan so aoutlieuibty And you are hereby notified that if von fail to feet til the tilaM iif htwiiinifiir. til r as to disturb no one: wave it gently r aud answer the complaint as above re- eale will be for eaah, lawful money of the for said properluireo, iiieaam planum win apply to the court forward and back, never from side to t'uited State, and bii la or offera or the ruliuf demanded therein. on the torms afore aaid, mum be in writing ty side. I see no reason why people should and will be received at Ureeilen AQnnnell a law Witness the Hon. James A. Miner, Jmig. and the seal of the WanliiiuTUn avenue, Ogilnn City, make their neighbors uncomfortable by ntiice District court of the First Jndi-sexheinit the ulare where sale will be made, such acts when a little sense and con- I'tnli, cial Dixtrirt. in and for the Terat any time before the sale ia made. Lkuh K. Fbemam, sideration would make every one comritory of Utah, this tlth day of of the est ata of HiKimos U. Freeman July, in the yearof our Lord one fortable. I think there are very few Guardian aud Levli M. Freeman, minora. thousand, eight hundred aud N. B. Tlie pnrchatier at the above mentioneil ninety one. delicate persons who have not at some C.H. McCli El, Clerk. can buy the interest in suid proerty not time in their lives suffered from the too sale B. L. By Best, Depnty Clerk. owned by said minors, at same rate fur cacti. F. C. Loofbocbow. U. LfcuH KRtKMAN, Attorney for Plaintiff. vigorous waving of a fan in the vicinity. Indeed anyone, however well, is seriousMARSHAL'S SALE. ly exposed to colds if on coming into an In the District Court for the First Judicial SUMMONS. assembly often quite heated from hurDistrict, Order of sale and decree of foreclosure. ried walking, a current of air from a fan In the District Court of the First Judicial C. M. Culbertaon, Plaintiff, vs R. L. ArmDintnrt of the Territory of I tab. eler I ouLty. is directed across the neck and shoulK. Bawtcllo, plaintiff, vs. T. J. Edwants, strong, Luelia Slater and H. M. O' Haver, ('. ders. I have made up my mind that Hefpnilnnt. Under and by virtue of an order of sale and The ;i'eple of the Territory of TJtah send one who is careless or inconsiderate decree of foreclosure out of the District areotins T. J. Edwards, dofenilant. Von are hereby required to HPliear in an art ion Court, at Ogden City, Weber county and Terrienough to use a fan to my discomfort is of Utah, on the 30th day of June lMH. in. a suitable subject for a reprimand, and bronifht against yon by the abo ve numetl plain- tory tiff in the District Cnurt of the First Judicial the above entitled action, wherein C. M. Culthat, then and there, she will get it" District of the Territory of Utah, and to answer bertaon the above named plaintiff, obtained a the complaint filed therein, witfiin ten days (ex- judgment and decree against R. L. Armstrong. New York Ledger. Luelia flatei and II. M, O'Haver. defendant, clusive of the day of service) after the service on yon of this summons li served witnin tins on the I9th dav of June ISM which said decree . on the fcith, day of June lisu, recorded in on was, Phyalolog-y: in served this but out Depend! of if Religion county, county or, otherwine Judgment Book of said court, at page, I am Before and since my fasts of forty this District, withinor twenty days;default to sell. comnauded will within forty days Judgment by All that cortain lot, piece or parcel of land days, in Minneapolis in 1877 and New be taken against you, according to the prayer of situate the in City of Ogden, County of W eber York in 1880, 1 have given much time to aid complaint. Hie said action is brought to obtain the and Territory of Utah, and bounded and des the investigation of the physiological judgment as cribed follows, to wit: or this court against the defendant Thi north half of block nine, and the north and psychological effects of food, and as for the sum of SHW.TO'priucipal with interest half of block thirty-fiv- e in Nob Hill addition to to date amounting to '1.20 and his a result of my study and experiments I thereon costs of suit. Plaintiff alleges that defendant Ogden City. Notice is hereby given that on Saturday the lilelman Tto firm of Bros, one was for indebted assert the that unqualifiedly prevailing the above amount state, on balance of an ac- 11th day of July 1SI. at Twelve o'clock own of skepticism as to the superior claims of a count for goods sold and delivered to the said that day, in front of the County court house, in County of Welier and Territhe defendant by the City of Ogden, vegetarian diet for the best development defendant at the request of Idleman tory of Utah. 1 wi in obedience to asiit order of Bros, as; that thereaftersaid of man in his entirety is only compatible plaintiffthe sale and decree of foreclosure, sell the above said indebtedness to this plaintiff. signed with the most incorrigible indifference For further and fuller particulars reference i described property, or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy plaintiffs juiigment with made to the complaint on file herein. and mournful destitution of knowledge, hereby And you are hereby notified that if you fail to interest thereon and cost, to the highest and het bidder for cash, lawful money of the and on above as a said answer of the annear and otherwise, complaint scriptural subject United States of America. required, the said plaintiff will take judgvital importance. Klias H. Parsons, U. S. Marshal. inof sum ment against you for the $460.W, and W. Bctcher, 'Deputy U. 8, Marshal. By It is not often that the claim is set cp terest and coats of suit. Uoden June Wtb ltl. W ltness the lion. J araes A. Miner CITV, that the question of food just as properly J, Evans A Rogers, Attorneys for Plaintiff. and the seal of the Dis judge, The above sale is continued nntil Saturday the to the domain of theology as to belongs trict Court of the First Judicial 1st. 1M91 at 12 o'clock of in the August, day and for m, of that, District, Territory seal physiology, yet I champion the claim, of Utah, this 15th day of Nov., day. and considering how much the happiH. fcLtAa S. U. one Lord thousMarshal in the yearof our Farsoks, By W. Butcher, Deputy U. S. Marchal. and eight hundred and ninety. ness and welfare of humanity depends C. H. McClcbe, Clerk. LU. lotkitl Clearance Sale! ' . iMrw- A. krfctiaw. U-- klLfi Uia tut e SUMMONS. Ia Uj - I u.g. ra- i Ifeu Wt CilUM A be o x.tr (ud; tjll 29. !S9I. ORDER TO SHCaV CAUSE. la 1 1 t'oirt 4 'tnii.:j,Tem- OF ia.il. jruJ. )ubU-rvi- l vSeriLC 1 wJ t i JfLY The White House! WRIQIITS OLD STORE. ATTENTION! DON'T YOU NEED A. Suit, Hat, Shoes, Shirt, Etc? it e ap-a- L. 1 upon the soundness and precision of its By L. B. Best, Deputy Clerk. TIMBER NOTICE. 11. V. Gilbert, Attorney for Plaintiff. moral and religious views, and not forTo whom it may concern! ever the Notice is hereby given by the Consolidated getting increasing control which Lumber and Milling Company, a corporation scientific proof exerts over the masses of ALIAS SUMMONS. organized existing under the laws of Utah In the District court of the First judicial dis- Territory, and men, I will endeavor to prove, to the that it is the intention of said eorpo of the territory of Utah. Weber county. trict to to the secretary of the nitKsnpt ration admind apply at least, that the philosophic The Utah National Bank of Ogden, a corpora an act of March 3rd, 1S91, entitled-'- 1 n vancement of the absolute or perfect re- tion, plaintiff, vs. Kobert rtobinson, r.mmi r. under amend section to act eight of an act approved formerly Emma B. Bayley ; Alice B. March eighteen hundred and ninety .one,' ligion as taught and lived by the Man of Robinson, Bell. formerly Alice B. Bavlevl : James Cassin. entitledthird, 'An act to repeal timber culture laws, Nazareth which was a religion of pracassignee of The Hnyder Robinson Hardware and tor other purposes, ' for to cut permission ; H. W. Smith, guardian of the person timber in tbe southeastern of Welier countice and not of theory depends upon a Company and estate of Robert Mcllwaine Robinson and ty, Utah territory, for the part of supplypurpose Robert Mcllwaine Robinson and lhomas proper understanding of physiology, ing the inhabitants of Utah territory with lumdefendant. ber and ties for building, mining and other doespecially the physiology of the digestive The People of the Territory of Utah send mestic purposes. That said timber if located apparatus. Dr. Tanner in Kansas City ffrpetinir: Emma B. Robinson, for- in the mountains in the southeastern part of To Robert I THEN MAKE HASTE AND BUY THEM BEFORE THE , ' GREAT EORCED SALE mmmmmmmmcLosEs at tiik$ PUTNAM ONE-PRI-CE Clothing House! 366 Twenty-Fourt- h St., where Everything is being Sacrificed to Raise Money. Robinson, Times. Reprimanding His Own Son. A story is told of Dr. Clark Kendrick. On one occasion, in a high pew in the gallery of one of the old fashioned churches, some boys, durii g the time of worship, got to cracking and eating nuts. His keen eye perceived it, and that one of his own sons was with them. He stopped, and with a countenance both grieved and vexed said, "D , come and sit on the pulpit stairs and eat your nuts." St Louis Globe-Democr- at Mr. Preston, in a letter to Dr. Hertz, famous discoverer of electrical waves, points out that if the lines of force remain stationary while the magnet rotates, the magnet, being a conductor rotating in the field of its own lines, will become electrified and show positive electricity at one end and negative at the other. If, on the other hand, the lines move with the magnet, no such effect will take place. Dr. Hertz admits the force of this reasoning. the France is probably the only European country enlightened enough to allow the post of stenographers to the chamber of deputies to be open to women. For their services in the chamber they are paid 3,500 to 6,000 francs a year. Stenographers who report lectures, congresses or conferences are paid sixty francs an hour, each hour implying eight hours o? transcribing. The tomato is a native of South Amer ica. It was known in England as early as 1596, but its introduction into North America is credited to the French families who were exiled by the revolution of San Doming" and settled in the eastern part of the United States. merly Emma B. Bayley!; Alice B. Bell, formerly Alice B. Bavlevl : James Cassin. assignee of the of the Snyder Robinson Hardware Company ; H. Vi. Smith, guardian of the person and estate of Robert Mcllwaine Robinson and Rob ert Mcllwaine Robinson, and lhomas Cauoon, ' defendants You are hereby required to appear in an action Ibronght against vou bv the above named plaintiff, in the District court of the First judi cial district of the territory ot utan, ana to answer the complaint filed therein, within ten after the days (exclusive of the day of servic service on you ot tins summons -- it served witn. in this county : or. if served out of this county, but in this district, within twenty days; otherwise within forty days or judgment by default will be taken against you, 'according to the prayer of said complaint. The said action is brought to require the de fendant, Robert Robinson, to make answer un der oath as to tnenature,situaiion, amount ana value of all his property and effects whether held by himself or others in trust for him ; also of the nronertv and effects he has conveyed and the value thereof, and to whom and for what purpose and npon what terms ; and that he be enjoined from in any manner selling or disposing of any of his property or effects or intermeddling therewith, and that a receiver be appointed of all his property. Second. To reall of the other defendants above named quire to make answer under oath and set forth and discover all things required to be stated by the defendant, Robert Robinson; that they and each lof them be enjoined from disposing of or with property of Robert Robin son nndertheir control ; also from paying him any which debts they may owe him. Third: That all conveyances of property, effects, stocks, bonds, securitiea.tetc, heretofore made by the defendant Robert Robinson, to the other defendants be adjndged void and be set aside : and that defendant, Robert Robinson, be adjndged the owner thereof, and that thesame beapplied to the satisfaction of plaintiff's judgment. Fonrth : For all other equitable and general relief. For further and fuller particulars reference is hereby made to the complaint on tile herein. And yon are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the said complaint as above require1!, the said plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded therein. Witness the Hon. James A. , Mines, judge, and the seal of the District court of the First cial district, in and for the terriof tory of Utah, this 8th day one July, in the year of our Lord thousand eight hundred and ninety-one- . C.H.McCLURE, Clerk. Ey L, B. BEST, Depnty Clerk. KIM FALL A ALLISON, Attorney, fox Plaintiff, Weber count y, about three miles east of Beaver canon and three miles north of the South Fork of Ogden river and about twenty.eigbt miles from Ogden City ; that the land is unsurveyed and when surveyed will not be subject to entry tinder existing laws of tbe United States except for mineral entry. That the timber sought to be cut is partly dead from forest fires, and the green timber standing is balsam, and represents about three or four hundred thousand feet, and covers about three hundred acres of land. That the preservation of said timber is not necessary for the water supply of any stream that is used for irrigating purposes or that can horeafter be used for irrigating. The land is very mountainous, neither agricultural nor mineral, and is too far from the mines and settlements to be of value either to miners or settlers, unless sawed Into timber. The Consolidated Lumber and Milling Cohfant. Waeren G. Child, President. Ogden Utah. June 2ftth, 1891. Who has not had S3 Poor Hose? AH GOOD RrBBEE antiM hA g hnnirht toll ' ytAriaeo. Why? there w nA- Im Tha kAia oonuina nttle er tie pore rubber. told by o!eri kind, Our BLUB BRAND HOSE is th With good cars it should last ruMwr. of made is and Aa a guarnvs or six years. It is cheap at the price. and are not antee that you are getting what you nay for, we plaoe tola paying a high price for a poor article, arana on vybij KiigtM judi-SBA- L " uma 111111111 cannot ret ft of Tour dealer, wt will send IU express paid, on receipt of money. SampltftM if yon ajiewffoft fAfl eaper. BOSTON WOVEN HOSE CO, Manf'n. of Rubber Belting and Packing, 226 Devonthlre Street, Boitofl FranclKo, Celt 20) Lak St Chicago 8 Bush St., If tod St. |