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Show OUDEK DAILY COMMERCIAL: THE TI-I-E ,H LV tZ. :S31. . I.wr lire, J." colli . -- r t! U-- t t -- ttr r ine LJ :il n out tfi'l g 'l i !..- -.-- ; i :a-- mi'.'. WE SHALL W A FEW DAYS t.i CAUSE. SUMMONS. w.t!. TWri- - tut .ic . f- :i f .t ir- - It tt"I .crt vf iL f:n-- t Jaik-ia- J 4 : rwt-- t c .iu.' i B. Pat- i. i . ..J. i a. .!,-- t '. 1 J t. t alUiis. i.r J,aX..lrr M. t.br - w t. -i i 1. 1 jioaa c li . a .ii'-- r Wi.iiir,t-iaos it i 1 t A.. t.4 H ! tod Miction Sale voll tvrrwet fv-- -- tn 1 ,.t, t iut. dn-ide- 4 THIS WEEKI nSffife!lTHIS rWEEK i' cau-iij- Ai--- r. Lx-i- rr-rl ww ft am aH.M-jtiu- f (ciiic v. 1 - h4 Wn shoes manufat-tnrein PhilJclphia une lot skiiiil ta and city, the other to J after four years' tims the t.h'-- j were mated, harin-- been shipped in different Th-s- e ; 20 Ladies' Handkerchiefs at 25c, worth 40e directions anj about 500 miles sjiart. LadieV Handkerchiefs at 4'jC, worth 10c Ladies' Handkerchiefs at Joneaboro (Teua.) Herald. COc Ladies' Handkerchifea at 8c, worth 12'4' Ladies' Handkerchiefs at 15c, worth 25c Ladies' Handkerchiefs at 35c, worth A Kit Stick of Tlmtwr. 1 Ladies' Handkerchiefs at 10c, worth 15c Ladies' Handkerchiefs at 20c, worth 35c Ladies' Handkerchiefti,50c, worth 75 f Colonel D. S.jper. a meuiler t f a Chicago lumber firm, was sent out to this ! coact about four weeks ago by a prominent brewing company to obtain, if legstick of timber over 100 feet long This is by far the best leading article we have selected from our Stock. Come and lay ible,4 afeet and square. After fpemling some in a"good supply before they are gone. little time in prosjiecting, he finally found a tree in rjhiua!mee valley, in Washington, which tilled the bill. The job of I cutting down the tree and trimming and loading it on the cars was let to a contractor, who successfully did the work. A half mile of railroad track had to be laid to the ejKit where the tree stood ia order to load it on the cars. The stick from thia tree is Ul feet It is cut square, each 6ide belong. ing 4 feet It was loaded on three flat cars, its weight being W),01K) pounds. The cost of getting out this stick of timlx-- has been so far $1,300. The cost of moving it to the cars was selections out cleared are rapidly, being We beg'.leave to inform all, that as the goods $100 and the tarpanlin to cover it cost should be made early to secure the best results. $100. It will be placed in a big beer hall, in which it is to be used for a counter. It will be polished up in the highest style of art. Portland Oregonian. WK INVITE AXX, TO CAJLt, THIS WEEK la in EXTRA SPECIAL! to THIS WEEK ts, in all Colore, Each $1.00 "Worth Two Dollars and Fifty Cents. The White House! The White House! wmairrs otd store. WRIGrllT'S DIM) STORE. ATTENTION! DON'T YOU NEED A. Suit, Hat, Shoes, Shirt, Etc? THEN MAKE HASTE AND BUY THEM BEFORE THE GREAT FORCED SHE PUTNAM r St., where Everything is being Sacrificed to Raise Money. on rtuMr'tci m'tny itl,daycliii f ami lt'tb July, A. 1. lvl, aa tUf aamr aoearauf rvrori. th Iu wit sEAt.. J. P. li) T.t:i . M aal nsT camywtiTirt.r, lianii ami a!lixiMifti 1 lin-uiit- iif tin troliata court tlieday aui year tirt aUire wriit.-ii- . I,ti of the I'rolmle Court. llaaaos, iputy t ink. ox.a. GUARDIAN SALE-NOTIC- Not ire in Iii xriveu ttia in pureHaure of sti orii'rof tho I'roiiate- court of comity. I lull maili- on tlie l.ftli ila of July, iu tlii mattiT of tin at of Hiamiei- - K Ivl. 1 riMn-ii- i anil l'irlt M. Kni-iiuH-i, niitiori. tli utiiii'iii.'ni'il aill ii tir afl-- r tln Klli iia of An M'll ifTUi-ttie ale all at riiriit, tnle lvl, private ami iiitnta oi aaid iiiinon. in ami to ilia ei.titte. Mtliute ill the rral . Ternt.iry of I tali : A part of inly of :IH iu I'lat A. lot tv" iji in lilork tltirt-on- e Otriii-hk follow- - : i oiu- nurvey, Ikiii in t'iiy lli.-ti- r i li at a oiiit one himdreil ami Kevcnty-tw- o . J i fii't raM from t lie aouiliwet corner of fiit lot ami ruiiiiina tliencenortli eitility inm fis-t- , tlietic" twetily-fou- r fiN't, thence aouth eiirhty IH fe't. thence eavt twenty four iluce the of to limniiin-;ttV Fniii sale will tie for caah. lawful money of the I uiteil Matea, ami tinlaorotlenifor anl on the tirtna tiforo paid, inuwt ta iu riling ami will hereeiMTeil at lire-tileAUtinneli's law '."h otlice Wa'.hiiiifloii avenue, Oiileu City, I tah, tiem-- the plare when ale will lie inaile, at any lime tlieaaleiu inaile. 1P11H K. rsRFMAN. ( ill :ir it ii of the entatesof llooinps K. KiiH-maami Leli M. Fre.inan. niinoi. N. H. The nnrrliaaer at 1 tie shove mentioneil aale can tiny t lie intentw in saiii pro-ertnot owneti liy aiil minora, at rate for cai.li. LKOH K. rKKtMAN, et of Connecticut, 5 per cent of all the personal estate over $1,000 goes into the treasury of the state. The personal estate of the late P. T. Barnum inventories $1,385,599, and 5 per cent of that sum less the $1,000 limit amounts to $64,229.-9which the state will get as its share of the sum total. The extensive property holdings of the late Mr. Barnum at Denver were deeded by him to Mra. Buchtelle, his daughter, previous to his death. Their value is fully $2,000,000. The fee of Judge Beardsly for merely receiving the inventory is $743.91. Bridgeport Standard. 5, Saved a Girl and Himself Also. A remarkable display of courage and quick thinking was given at Westbury, L. I., Thursday, by Robert Burgess. A young woman fell from the railroad station in front of an express train that was about 200 yards distant. Burgess quickly rolled the imperiled woman off the tracks under the platform, leaving himself with insufficient time to get up and out of the way. He realized his danger The following notice appears in the Leominster letter in the Fitchburg Mail, the signature there printed being omitted: To the Leominster liars: If the parties or party who wish to lie in the manner that they have and are doing do not stop it, they will be Btopped in a manner which they will not like, as I shall make them prove their statements. Possible Postal Improvements. Postmaster Harfs idea of attaching letter boxes to the suburban street cars is a good one. Why not suburban steam cars also? When a person is riding home at the close of business the sudden remembrance that he has forgotten to post an important letter gives such jwignant grief as almost to overbalance the happiness caused by thoughts of a well spent day. Boston Advertiser. . 1 X- . tij Territory of flat ceud f ttuian l. aia-a- r iu an avtv -l i4 w t..- aia. are ir- - J i.e - bajiidt !'nia.M ko-- ifc-- ae a tic i' .rut otrtli of liw rinrt J a. t f l he 1 em .try ..f i lak aat u t tirti 11 .' tl sitl.ib tis r tj.nl I ....ut by -- iiani-- t t..-T-i. rr.-iii. irac:iii.ol . t u tint rt icr i"l.' tin ttWauit W ) roi-:- rvM-, tii uay of .f t tunaiKHia nr. if : in tiu tis"r. i.iii.ui iitwill ib fort ( !aya iii tar taken a' &U4 J..U, of i.a;a . tl.e ii im a'--- if aer-rt- ut of tiiia twMity ju.irfiortit by -- d): to u. forerloee a eer a tarn iiiiTi.'t-- t prrmiacta f. ti auia itii iutwt at tlrf rat of fr.jij criit r auQitui from tbo ait day of e.iiit t trf it. Itiiiaul J toy. Auustua H PatUHi, A!,itnier U. b.Jxn- ao i t for tiir auai a4 fie 1 1. uii-jt- i uVillani t at tti ratof eUl.i witu cent t aiiiiua. fo.uj t:e 31t ,iat auti that Ji.j, a am at tif aarl nana----- i preoiiM i.ave ..ia Hi pay ..( aiiM.i.i.t with (wu, tl.at tt auj ttil acle-t- i reoiaili up. t tbe d.iraH f.ir tin of talAurr Avi..U eatunl) t a tali at tbe rate .if s v:,i fr.ttB Jul) Ut, and tbe auorvaire lieu . on rttai m tlieei'na-I'lau- il fuiij be re' niei until aald ainuOlit ta. t'liittt due. tiiat iu.Uriiri'iit ta- - tiieu reiiiert.i tor iuter-t.- t e aaid aud data, aiei the aald na.rtvaed .r ao much .f a uoiy be l i be a.'1-- to pay : atoi for a aald aiiHiuut. mtere-- i and in ttie auio of "Mll; that ttie ueual decree may be ttiaie for the forerli-tir-saald mortgage auti for tbe aaleofaahl premiiHea. arconithg to the law and the practice of tlui. curt of tliu. that the proceed of aaid aal. ma lie applied Ui the imuuent of the c.uof ttie cmrt anil exibea of sale and attorney fee, anti ttie amount due the plaintiff; a nil that iaid def.ttil anta and each of t hem ami all ei4ma claiming under tie-- or either of them to the execution of said tiiortrare deed oa aald preniii. eutier aa incmiibranc-n.or ottierw iMi may be barred ami foreclo.s of all right, claim or t lie aaid of in ion rtiieiitjit equity prvutiae, and rt thereof, ami that plaintiff may have every Aleian-ile-r li. AuguMu. ratton. against judgment M. irkaml Hotiert kihiiiMin, and that isaiie Hgauirtt t hem for any deficiency whicb may reutain after applying all the t f tiie side of wild prcmit.es proierly u to the of the piitgineut. That ttie plaintiff or any other party to the suit may lHcouie a purchaser at aiti aale ; that the L'lilted State mar-ha- l execute a deed to the iurvhaer tt at ptirrtiaaor la let into of the prtutisea on product ma of tho VoeMon ited therefor; nud that the plaint iff may have Mich other or further relief Iii the premises a to this court may aeein miet and eiiitalile. Kor further ami fuller particn-la- n n l i reiice is hereby made to on tile herein. And you are hereby not 'lied that if yon fail to) amwer the complaint as alatve apjiear ami I tif e:i oi plaintiff will apply to tbe court for tbe relief demanded therein. Witness the lion. James A. Miner, Judge, ami the seal of the District court of the First rial District, in and for the Territory of I tali, this Kill day of July, in the yearof our Lord one thousand, eight hundred and uinetyone. H. McCli-u'. Clerk. By L. B. Bust, Deputy Clerk. C. F. LooFBoTBiiYi. Attorney for Plaintiff. 1 ut it actMtii Biury t ieo4.-ii- c- lut.-rea- -r 1 aai-ce- poi-erry- liert-ih- tr l. luu-rev-- in . r au-tiu-ia d.-- bal-ai-- !e-r- ca e dn-tri- ; ra, pne-c.'eit- , Jtnli-SFA- L. , MARSHAL'S SALE. SUMMONS. In the District Court of the First Judicial IlNtrict of the Territory of l 'tali, Welier ( 'otaty. '. K. Suwtelle, iluiiitill, vs. T. J. Edwards, defendant. A Clock'! Long Strike. The people of the Territiry of Utah Bend inn; T. J. Kd wards, dofendant. There was a remarkable clock in the greet Vou are liereliy riHiiired to appear in an action Union depot Tuesday evening. It was brouulit, nitrainxt you by the ih ivc named plaintiff in the District Court of tA r irst Judicial quite a large one, and was done up in a District of the Territory of Utili, and to answer filed therein, witftin ten days a which man had placed the complaint young package of the of aerrico) after ttie service upon the flat back of a depot settee while on you of this day summons if served within this he waited for a train. The remarkable county : or, if served out of this connt.y, but in District, within twenty days; otherwise thing abont the clock was that it struck this within forty days or judgment hy default will and struck, evidently for a better posi- be taken airainst you, according to tbe prayer of complaint. tion, and did not stop striking until its aid The said action Is brotiirht to obtain the demaiM? was complied with. against the defendant People judgment of this court for the sum of t:t69. 70 principal with interest came in, heard the musical chime, looked thereon to date amounting to K'1.20 and his around for the clock and saw it not. Costa of suit. Plaintiff alleges that defendant Idelman Kros. for Some passed by with evident surprise was indebted 'to one firm of the above amount state, on balanre of an acat not being able to see the cause of the count delivered anil to the said for goods sold at the request of the defendant by sound. Others, after looking up and defendant that thereafter said Iilleman Kros. asplaintiff; down and all around, located the sound signed the said indebtedness to this plaintiff. For further and fuller particulars reference is in the package lying on the back of the made to the complaint on file herein. settee. The owner of the clock said to hereby And you are hereby notified that if yon fail to as above a companion that the clock began strik- apjiear and answer the said complaint the said plaintiff will take judging when he was coming down Asylum required, ment against yon for the sum of $4jO.HU, and instreet and had kept it up ever since. It terest and costs of snit. Witness the Hon. James A. Miner lay on its side on the settee until finally judge, and the seal of the Dissome one tipped it up into its proper potrict Court of the First Judicial District, in and for the Territory seal sition, when it promptly ceased to strike. of Utah, this lMh day of Nov., in the yearof our Lord one thousHartford Courant and eight hundred and ninety. C. H. McCllee, Clerk. Connecticut'! Share of Barnnm' Estate. By L. B. Best, Deputy Clerk. V. OniBKBT, Attorney for Plaintiff. M. Under the collateral inheritance law Notice. Clothing House! Twenty-Fourt- h 34-fo- instantly, and throwing himself full length between the tracks the train passed without harming him in the least. Exchange. ONE-PRIC- E 366 ri--r- e M- Lai us -l -- iJ.-utic- A'l a iht- - 1 fr -- at, it. k. Lainta. tvy. MS t . 1:i bam, uui irf i.vU. I tat, K iiiabrrr:a; H. as. at' .. ii H. k. ItiUrt.Y.L it. AliJ.Is.. 1u I J) Mi4M Ka-.a U.i 1. of a Iv Tt (iti- iaj -- " ftai W t '3.U. ju .a 1. aaHJP, r..;'-- - l.roEi. a.. 1 Is i,;j.am A. kvotuji, aa lia:lA jiirfriiiinil Ut ata.c trf aCrttati-4i. . Hut Before Getting Ready for the same, we will Place Before our Patrons, for a Pew Days Only! lr,lrr blrj- -, . 1K . u- -t l ts.: the d,t.e. uj i -i- rVrd cO 1 t.-the shoe j Aiuru.. k- 1'. l"fl. j. i ti.r mh1 t.-i. ti-oa the shelf , r tvmaiiievl j lac J time About twoyrsrj i!r S. S Lat-ivl- l lrriu-- t tail I t&tt.i ilrtirt tfmuf rna W r.,.T.. in, ciue to ti 5 bringing with Lrr a t v.r if Z; U r 1 xtl. 141 tlM in that place. On A. 1'.. fr L Af ft lufli ihoes purcha-I ly j riuck a.ui4'al ti.l dat. Ilrrfi atiU tirv lie IisoTrivd hr ha two fcrnvjj tUt a! for the un f tl tlM ll; t&rA tic-a- i ir too grrai Ijt L r to send thru tr.rl;-uto lv. t.a !rf Ur aM'i.Ml;.-- i e4ia eiiiiit-'- r bark she left than wiiii R M. May, of tn. this place. TheoJJ tii ha j U--. ii in Mr. May' jtWut two jrar in l:ir KiLil l"ti lint uf wtk Lis ;fe when that lt.-- i iii V'l4i it til tf VVHw-he would try to wear ti;rm, au.l fiu!;2 I tfjif bUHv tl tyMui4aT- .f tJ that tt.pr.ffMfc&.uut t tb.ar i.f Iiums a)U ul Mil use he could not iwa gave them to rraup4-- . StiCM tu lu it Mrs. A. J. Pa;rsjn, who brought tliem tit rne.i tiitv t.utlir lav outit irf U !..r k ter. f.r ti.jM u4 iia uf to Dusser Bra., thickm tht-- might a.T'lit; tulasr. setiJ theia to t!se faotury anj hv tlu-Jul) luib. I A. C. Pn4la J'jd-- . mated. Tly auiic4 tii tin- - nj J. S. Riki tttv. Am. fut A. In .'mat rami. thrm as the ivcogTiixeJ i I taL.t.utitt n being ai id tli'iotit-.c.Mir- t Jo,forr.i.ai-- i.ii. pattern of tl oJd sLum tbt-- Lad in in 1.ati.i ili certify r iavwtiation that tock, when a funht-la a full, true tud r. wt-rtha nf uria'iual that 19 for the feaine crr proved lot, thy t rauat- - ny t.i number, aii4 correspotjtrj iu every par- (jir.irttuiiiti .liotil d ijt abauta'lf in tl.f niattt-- r of tli.iat if Ati'lmv W ilatiMn. dw.ai.i. ticular. Lt a'i I I bt-n.- Annual dia-l't- !.'. f it--- ! t.i; 1 A - t.. i .. .-- Commence to make an Immense MARK DOWN SALE all through our Stocks of Stylish Goods in our House for Our ii"--i 1- l- t r ti. st ! V 'rt ', tbit co'y al ui .! ' c - tvut lr.4itLtr u ..; &nl L a a ..T i k 7 ORDER TO S H C rj rcCiir' t ss t A White louse. White House. TIIl'ItSI-AY- ALIAS SUMMONS. In the District oonrt of the First judicial dis of Utah, Weber county. The Utah National Bank of Ogden, a corporavs. Bobert Robinson. Emma B. tion, plaintiff, Kobinson, (formerly n mma u. rsayieyj ; Alice o. B. Bell, Lformerly Alice Bayley ; James Cassin, assignee of The Snyder Robinson Hardware Company; H. W. Smith, guardian of the person and estate of Robert Mcllwaine Robinson and Robert Mcllwaine Robinson and Thomas defendants. The People of the Territory of Utah send greeting : To Robert Robinson, Emma B. Robinson, formerly Emma B. Bayleyl; Alice B. Bell, formerly Alice B. Bayley 1; James Cassin, assignee of the of the Snyder Kobinson Hardware Company ; H. W. Smith, guardian of the person and estate of Robert Mcllwaine Robinson and Robert Mcllwaine Robinson, and Thomas Cahoon, defendants. You are hereby required to appear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff, in the District court of the First judicial district of the territory of Utah, and to answer the complaint filed therein, within ten days exclusive of the day of service 1 after the service on yon of this summons if served within 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 yon, according to the prayer of said complaint. The said action is brought to require the defendant, Robert Robinson, to make answer under oath as to the nature, situation, amount and value of all his property and effect whether held by himself or others in trust for bii ; also of the property and effects he has con' eyed and tho value thereof, and to whom and for what purpose and upon 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 reof the other defendants above named quire all answer under oat h and set forth and to make discover all things required to be stated by the defendant, Robert Robinson; that they and each Tof them be enjoined from disposing of or inter meddling with property of Robert Robin son undcrtheircontrol ; also frompaying him any debts which they may owe Mm. luird: that all conveyances of property, effocts, stocks. bonds, securitiesetc. heretofore made bv the defendant Robert Robinson, to the other de fendants be ailjudgod void and be set aside; and that defendant, Robert Robinson, be adjudged the owner thereof, and that thesnmo be applied to the satisfaction of plaintiff's judgment. Fourth: For all other equitable and general relief. For further and fuller Dart ictilars refer ence is hereby made to the complaint on hie herein. And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the said complaint as above require!, tho said plaint ill will apply to the Court for the relief demandedthetein. Witness the Hon. James A Minns, judge, and the seal of the District court of the First judi- rsEAL cial district, in and for the territory of Utah, this 8th day of our Lord one July, in the year of hundred and thousand eight trict of the territory ninety-one- . C. H. McCLURE. Clerk. Ry L, B. BEST, Peputy Clerk. KIMBALL & ALLISON. " Attorneys for Plaintiff, In the District Court for the First Judicial District, Order of sale and decree of foreclosure, C. 11. Ciilhertson, Plaintiff, vs K. L. Armstrong, Luelia rilater and H. M. U'ilaver, Cutler and by virtue of an onler of sale and ilecreeof foreclosure issued out of the District Court, at Ogden City, VVelier county and Territory of Utah. onthe20tli day of JiinelMU, in the above entitled action, wherein C. M. the aliove named tlnintiff, obtained s judgment and decree against ti. L. Armstrorur, Luelia Water and H. SI. O'Haver, defendant, on tbe HHh dav of June 11 which said decree! recorded ia was, on the 4hth, day of June Judgment UiMik of saiil ooort. at liana - I mm commanded to sell. All that cortain lot, piece or parcel of Ian situate in the City of Ogden, County of Weber and Territory of Utah, and bounded and described as follows, to wit ; Thi north half of block nine, and the north in Nob Hill addition to half of block thirty-fiv- e ll, Ogden City. Notice is hereby given that on Satnrday th 11th day of July lrtd. at Twelve o'clock noon of that day, in frout of the County court house, iu the City of Ogden, County of Weber and Territory of Utah, 1 wi 1 in obedience to saidorderof sale and decree of foreclosure, sell the above described property, or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy plaintiffs judgment with interest thereon and costs, to the highest and best bidtler for cash, lawful money of tho United States of America Elias U. Parsons, U, S. Marshal. W. Butcher, Deputy U. S. Marshal. By Ogden Cm. June 20th 1M)1. Evans A Rogers, Attorneys for Plaintiff. The above sale is continued until Saturday the 1st. day of August, ltfttl at 12 o'clock m, of that day. Elias H. Parsons, U. S. Marshal. By W. Bntcher, Deputy U. 8. Marchal. NOTICE. TIMBER To whom it may concern : Notice is hereby given by the Consolidated Lumber and Milling Company, a corporation organized and existing nnder the laws of Utah, Territory, that it is the intention of said corpo ration to apply to tne secretary oi me lnrerioi nnder an act of March 3rd, lb91, entitled "An act to amend section eight of an act approved! March third, eighteen hundred and ninety. one. entitled 'An act to repeal timber culture laws. and for other purposes, for permission to cut, timber in tbe southeastern part of Weber counsupplyty, Utah territory, for the purpose ofwith luming the inhabitants of Utah territory ber and ties for building, mining and other doif located timber said That mestic purposes. in tne mountains in tne soutneastern part, or Weber eonnt.v. abont three miles east of Beaver canon and three miles north of the South Fork of Ogden river and about twenty .eignt miles from Ogden City ; that the land is nnsurveyed and when surveyed will not be subject to entry under existing lawR of the United States exthe timber sought cept for mineral entry. That 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 ia not necessary for the water supply of any stream that is nsed for irrigating purposes or that can horeafter be nsed for irrigating. Tho 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 MiLLraa Company. G. Warpev Child. President. Ogden Utah, June 25th, 1891. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. No. 1043. at Salt Lake City, Utah, I July 11, 1891. is Notice hereby given that the following-name- d settler has filed notice of his intention to Land Office make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Morprobate judge of Morgan county, Utah, at gan, Utah, on August 29, 1891, viz : Ole Olson homestead entry 9U93, for the southeast quarter of section 20, township 5, north of range 2 east. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence npon, and cnltivation of, said land, viz: Samuel Campbell, William B. Campbell. Charles Criddle, Jerediah (i. Little, all of Littleton, Morgan county. Utah. Frank D. Hobbs, Register S. W. Darke, Attorney for Plaintiff. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. 1010. Land Office at Salt Lake City. Utah, ) June 19, 1S91. Notice is hereby given that the following-name- d settler has tiled notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and said proof will be made before the register that and receiver at Salt Lake City, Utah, on Au1. viz: John Slater, Homestead Entry 1891, gust No. 91r0, for the eVi sw sec. 2, tp 6, n, r 2 west. He names the following witnesses to pro va his continuous residence upon and cultivation, of said land viz : James Martin, of Harrisville. Frederick Foy of Slaterville, Bluford Bybee of Slaterville, Joseph Toylor, of Harrisville, all of. Weber County Utah. Frank D. Hobbs, Registei Bird i, Lowe, Attorneys for PlaiutUf |