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Show 1 (JUDEX DAILY COMMERCIAL: FRIDAY A TGI' ST THE THE IS i aLall iJJt.I White House! Ib 13ttl while,, wi-r- ua s tie gr ' itvcii 1 ia wav t.l 1 little wtfle, Lea life to d me. L it U.rro, And I Uad brfore tLe t '.:t i mf puce, .est Witos adi.u ht in ti, ttTiit Lht-- U A cUrtmaB j" Sale ! frt rest cute And ase quick n know at Ul Kl &kiy cul&e. to kmrt sui aiaiu. Joikm- ob L. -- i.:;:.e pain-- to tut ia Cijr i;t,. twi u-t- u Ul lis kLatiu r dead? ted I eLJl only kao :Lt luiuurrow't sau Wikel w DO uiaf. Liftf't work iadune. lxiruit I tat free. and you get get the Best Values for your money that you ever received in Ogden. For the next 6 days we give THIS WEEK. THIS WEEK. THIS "WEEK. A host of Matchless Attractions will be given to our patrons. Nothing as attractive has ever been brought to the attention of the purchasing public. Everything in our house will house with $2 worth o well leave our know that We out. closed must be you perfectly goods for $1 in cash. STILL DEEPER CUT IN PRICES. Black and Colored Faille. 25 per cent. off. Jorsots and Hosiery, 40 per cent off. Laces and Embroideries, 40 per cent. off. Braided and Beaded Trimtming, 40 per nant ntf lUbiwns and Handkerchiefs, 40 per cent Parasols and Sun Umbrellas, 40 per cent on. off. Gloves and Mittens, 40 per cent off. I Colorea Dress Goods, 25 per cent. off. lilai k 1 rt88 (Joods, 25 per cent off. India Silks, 25 per cent. off. China Kilks, 25 per cent. off. Fancy Plaid Surahs, 25 per cent off. Two Specials. Two Specials. THIS WEEK. I 1 50 Pieces French Satteen, per yard Former Price All goods delivered free liw-tf- uiy. ?lr. :!. UU, ii. fcLuuii i 6 t. it ilr Ti.it tU The White House! The White House! WRIGHT'S OLD STORE. WRIGHT'S OLD STORE. U frub can- - l.a mm. .srf luvi. i Kerm t m . . 1 turn. . tw, tii. 't,as j t Su, j aj-i- -- .. iiJ olmiii. .;t l- L.-- y !. -- '.,: . !. t.rt it . i- -j Uai-bh- c.t; ,t .lis-tri- which are mutilated shockingly. This extraordinary case of mental aberration is being studied carefully by the medical authorities at the Sainte Anne hospital London Graphic. "I believe in the extension Kintim BajU j l; Alire ii. B.11, Alice H. Hhj-U.; Janie of the of the sSuyler Kobinom I la rvl ware ComV, H. Smith. Marilian of the oenioti and pany; eeialoof K.tiert Mrllwaiue Holiiuxiu ami K1-er- t Mrllnaine Koblueou, ami Tholuaa C'ahoou. H. ilifeiulaiita Vou are hereby In an acriiireil tn tion hroUk'lit auainot you hjr the aliove naitwl liiaiiitilf, in the District e.vurt of the Ftit juiti-cillJlrit of the territory of L'tah, ami U answer the complaint rilfMi therein, within ten days JeicluMve of the iay of wrvire after the service oh yon of this emnnioiiK -- if served within thi county if ftervmi out of this county, hut in thifciiifttrtrt. witltiu twenty day; other-wi- t within forty ilayn r jiiiurnient dy ilefault will bo taknu auainst. you, uccolilwt; to the prayer if all complaint. Tiie kaiil action is brought to reinire the Koliert Kobiiih.n. t. tnak answer under oath as to ihenature.Eituafion, amount and aud tITcte whether value of all ln proi-rtheld hy himceU or other in trust for him: alto of the property and electa he lint- - conveyed and the value thereof, and to whom aud for what puriHise nud upon what terms; anil that he lie enjoined from in any manner felling: or ditwm-in- it of any of his property or eltecte or therewith, and that a receiver be of all hie proiterty. Second, To all of the other iiefi'iidautt. above named to make annwer under oath and ant fort h and discover all thinirs required to 1h stated hy the defendant. Robert Kobiiiaon; that they and each of them Im enjoined from diMMwini of or with proiwrtyof Rooert Robinson uudert heir control ; also from paying him any debts which they may owe hiiu. Third: That all conveyances of oroiierty, ofT(tH. stocks. bonds, securit ins, etc., heretofore made hy the defendant Roliert Robinson, to the other div feodants be adjudi?ed void and be set aside; and that defendant, Robert Kohinaon, be adjudged the owner thereof, and that thesame be applied to the satinaction of plaint ill g judgment. Fourth: For all other eouitable and ireiieral relief. For further and fuller particulars refer ence is Hereby made to the complaint on Hie herein. And yon are hereby notified that if yon fail to appear and answer the said complaint as above required, tho said plaintiff will apply to tho Court for the relief demanded therein. Witness the Hon. James A. Mines, juihre, and the seal of the District court of the First, cial district, in and for the territory of Utah, this Mb day of July, in the year of our Lord one thousaujl eiht hundred and ij"r ;r. E , Gnthrse, banker. Corinne. J. M. Langsdoef, Cashier, r.l. ,im-hI,- - M calves. So far as could be gleaned from the poor fellow's incoherent talk he baa for six months past been under the influent of a mad desire to eat the body of a girL He related how on many occasions he had followed little children with an open knife concealed in his hand, ready to cut off and devour a portion of their flesh, and how he had just, and only just, control enough to prevent him from carrying out hia desire. His mania, however, remained, and in order to satisfy it he had recourse to his own limbs, t. - post-office- ." Ogden, Utah. . ti? First Premium 366 24th St., H .. itr - PUTNAM Clothing House, Where everything is being sacrificed to raise money. I. a. n u M. Sale One-Pric- e Jir l('r(--.'..- a i JForeed Closes at t in-u-I- - 4'MjeTl HAT, SHOES, UNDERWEAR, SHIRT, ETC. Great I u Ink ,'a""w--t. H. Hn. i. ii r.ii,.f B a. lairi.L. H. y.,iri, vx.u ur be. lL-t?..i.fc .r 1, tt.rr are ' a:-tfc. tu i. .. a.. . a... a. tn.' ka j. jm .f. t!.-.- r rr. I? is not titiy .., but .t t. LjtM-i..t it fi'.?re X'l gregarious id- lu.i f !;. Tml..T i I tls M4 Kaict i tcituij the hrj and , , .ir.l T" ui mit e- -' hying do ja u; to U- '..jt.r m .v We can hy tt- ut iwcir&r ':i'i.! jn lament dut.!). ttu, 4 litrrf' I'uon im ij( Jhir.pt till e are s. . I'- -' 'M 1.1 -- rr,.,.) ,.f tituvf 'jf t.at to uf tUili. tu tt'tii tt.tu. Mr. Wl:er n i e i". t li .firit &y lu im a d.ffit ult qutioo, "Let is. aLp on afwtba rrKr "rt1 tL.j- uui.ani-i- f it." It &a not tc!v!y fur miLir- K1.U1 '.L r. .ut; or. tf , t!o to u nLjsi i,-L,t" fcU 'i-- t it. ' vior, but L get ti ttatter at .1 f,.riy .t a here ti,eri. 'by u J tLe pro wui j uiwdmi ' k HCCvt 111 (u f portions acd &r iXm rtlatioLSL So it u . i i ell at tiling to gel a ay frum cur mc. tn l.Huci.t a far fonrluM ir i n...rfc'rf- - . n ,h!i1;1 ti'.. orlvi ooiBpanLons, actions, work-- in peril lee . j - iju iit. f ti. at ra'eof ordtr to ti;tMu-u- r it and ascertain our km invii m aubuw fi. ut tin Hit;. uar relations to it. The moral ue of the J'... McmujM tne Wft lii', lurtu H . rk a:, i W. K.ju nyht ia in the isolation it brirgs, sbut-tu:- g I'aiUnt.r Airmuiirr .ia 4 th ik.JJr out the world from the that uii ijt. itw t tl.erat4 cm. I per pw tt may be realized in thought. It ia uLum froa. t 3t, ,iaJ .rf J jj, fflA a u?t.r,. Lt ,4 mid uu.rt njred advice, but worth LwJ.r.,'. ' - hwti ry imlM Mid J wtih Gt some momenta each day to yourself ; that the al.- friar, iLid thl aan.um . '. l. .n rrB am the dicfci fi.f tlw miiturity 4 tigurv l.i'-take now and then a aulitary walk; get lutrtT! at tW rteof into tbesilencof tbick wooka, or some uam fr.jo. ,v,.l prt air. July ;u.t, jsj.. nj i, BMtnttf hnt otber insolation ac d.-and suffer tLe tn. ! I uilj ui iLe eom j.r..yrty. hpf'iu. retained uu'il i.l aiiHMiut mysterious at'Cse of aelfhooil to due. that judjrinetit be rru hmi fi upon you. as it surely wilL I" tbagoraa ld ne.uiit, mtemt c and U insisted upon an hour of solitude every of Mi l ii.rti.-.- lidc.t, or w much Im Sold to day to meet Lis own mind and learn lL'Ieof . inky t. mid au,..uiit, mteten aij.i ), and t a y what oracle it had to impart. iu tt, uiu of thai tl usual derri iii jp made f..r the .u; foreclosure ..f .md iiiortiwe and for the .Ue ol mij ALIAS SUMMONS. preniiaea., rc.r,img to the law and the pracTir In th? lintrict eourt of the r irt ju.lVia) of thi court of iu dlM 'ict . t f of Mid Mil- - mat t. appimi i tim pa mef t of territory of I tith. Wfhrr cuuuty. Th t'tuh Nalumal Itatilc rortMirR-titthe roett of tlM- court aud rrt-of tale anil fiaiuiiff, vk. Kt.tert, HtibniMtu, Knirim B. ttoniey'fi fee, and the amount due the plniii-ti- tf .:! do tr ft li;;SSt aitlu 13, fLxl Ul Wsj. Macy ir But vfedur lLr; IT BEFORE THE J tl ARE YOU IN IT ? IF NOT, i.- 4- --: j of the free delivery system," said Mr. Wanauiaker. 75o "Free delivery ia like gas or water to a 12Jc 200 Dozen Ladies' Undressed Kid Gloves, per pair 81.50 town. It increases its metropolitan Former Price. character. It adds to its attractions as a business and a residence community. I believe that the introduction of the free delivery extends the circulation of to any part of the city and promptly attendedj'to. newspapers and increases letter writing. It is not convenient for a man to go to the poetoffice for his newspaper. "If he could get it delivered at his t door it would be a welcome visitor. But take a young couple, for example, living in a small town. The husband is at work all day. The wife does not care to go to the postoffice, or perhaps she cannot go, especially if there is a baby in the house. That man would like to take a daily paper perhaps. But he ia too tired to go to the postoffice for it every ninety-onC. H. McCLURE, Clerk. evening, and so he takes a weekly paper By L. B. BEST, Deputy Clerk. or no paper at all. KIMBALL & ALLISON, "As I said, the extension of a free deAttoruevg for Piaintd livery system would increase letter writSUMMONS. ing too. It is astonishing to me how In the District Oonrt of the First Judicial hard it is to convince the people that you District of the Territory of Utah, Weber CouLty. can increase the business of the (I. E. Sawtelle, plaintiff, vs. T. J. Edwards, Washington Cor. Philadelphia defendant. The People of the Territory of ITJtah. send Press. greetinR T.J. Edwards, dofendant. i'ou are hereby required to appear in an action The Reported Care of Cancer. bronuht against you by the above named plainHurry Up tiff in the District Court of the First Judicial Dr. H. J. Iardwicke, surgeon to the District of the Territory of Utah, and to answer and Buy Yourself a Sheffield Public Hospital for Skin Dis- the complaint filed therein, witfiin ten days (exclusive of the day of service) after the service eases and the Ear and Throat hospital, on you of this summons if served within this who has studied for twenty years the county : or, if served out of this county, but in within this District, days; otherwise treatment of cancer and lupus, believes within forty days or twenty judgment hy default will that he can now cure both diseases be taken aainst you, according to the prayerof without resorting to the surgeon's knife. saidcomplaiut. The said action is brought to obtain the He has been in communication with judgment of this conrt against the defendant for t!ie 6tim of S169.70 principal with interest Professor von Moretz and finds that his thcr in to date amonnting to $M1.20 and his is to similar ancosts that recently of suit. Plaintiff alleges that defendant system was indebted to one firm of Idelma" Bros, for nounced by that gentleman to the Socithe above amount state, on balance of an account for goods sold and delivered to the said ety of Physicians at Vienna. Dr. Hardwicke has hitherto for vari- defendant at the request of the defendant by ; that thereafter said Idleman Bros, asous reasons refrained from publicly ex- plaintiff signed the said indebtedness to this plaintiff. For further and fuller particulars reference is plaining his treatment, but having now made to the complaint on file herein. almost brought hia method to a state of hereby And yon are hereby notified that if yon fail to answer the said complaint as above perfection he is anxious and willing to appear and the said plaintiff will take judgrequired, place the details before such of hia med- ment against you for the sum of $160.90, and inical brethren as express to him any de- terest and costs of suit. Witness the Hon. J ames A. Miner sire to be acquainted with them. With judge, and the seal of the DisAT trict Court of the First Judicial this object in view he will be glad to inI SEAL District, in and for the Territory WISCONSIN STATE FAIR. vite such would be inquirers to visit a of Utah, this 15th day of Nov.. selected number of cases now under in the year of our Lord one thous and eight hundred and ninety. treatment and carefully examine them, C. H. McClcre, Clerk. B. and also to examine a number of persons By L. Best, Deputy Clerk. M. V. for Plaintiff, Attorney Gilbert, who have been cured during the past eighteen years. Pall Mall Gazette. NOT ICE FOR PUBLICATION. No. 1057. It is considered ona of the strongest Land Office at Salt Lake City. Utah, ) Filed July 21. 1891. i signs of progress that in our time and Notice Is hereby given that the following- settlers have filed notice of their intention among English speaking peoples young named to make final proof in supportof their claims, and men and maidens are allowed to make that said proof will be made before the Probate Weber county, at tigden l.ity, Weber their own choice as to whom they will Judge ofUtah, on August 31, 191, viz : Vf illiam county, P, Chambers Sr.. homestead No, 6584, for the marry, and are not bossed as their kind north V4 of northeast ! and north H of north' were in the old patriarchal time3 when west H section 32, township 7, north of range 1 Lake Salt meridian. east, the fathers of a tribe selected the wives He names the following witnesses to prove his for their sons and none dared rebel. continuons residence upon and cultivation of said viz: Eugen B. Judkins, Richard But the sons of the Prince of Wales are Jonesland, Jr Joel Campbell and Warren CampbeU, all Weber county, Utah. of off Eden, than worse even boys were in old paAlso at the same time and dace, viz : Robert triarchal times. Not only do they have Montgomery, homestead No, 76iS, for the south H of northeast and lot 1 and east tt or no choice as to whom they shall marry, east southeast section 6, township 7, north of but their father himself has nothing to range 1 east. He names the following witnesses to prove Best Trunk in the World. day. The prince is said to object very his continuous residence upon and cultivation said land, viz: Joseph S.Gardner, John For Sale ia strongly to his sons being forced to marry of, Shaw, Warren Campbell and Geoige Shaw, all the of Weber county, Utah. to German traEden, the princesses, PUTNAM according CLOTiHXG DOUSE. Fbanr D. Honns. Kegistor. ditional usage of the British royal famGeorge J. Maksh. Attorney. ily. But all his objections will go for AND MERCHANTS BANK, NO. naught, and his queen mother, Victoria T.WRMF.RS V 24IS.S Washington avenue. Ogden. Utah. assisted her a gen herself, by grandson, the em- Capital subscribed, $150,000. Tramacts an ine eral banking business, r.xciiange on peror of Germany, will probably soon principal cities of the United States ami Eucollections. to attention sons given the of Albert Edward rope. Special settle whom CorrosiMradonta: Kountze Bros., New York; shall wed, and how and when and where Kiiauth, Nachod & Knhue, New York; Mer& Trust Co., Chicago: The AmeriLoan chants as welL American boys ought to be can National Bank, Omaha ;Tbe National Bank Commerce, Denver: Sather BankiugCo., San glad their grandmothers cannot boss of Tho United States National Bank, them around in the matter of matri- - Francisco: Portland ; McCormick & Co., Salt Lake City ; J, SPECIAL TWO. ONE. Liwurg A Tery Hungry r imrhman. Fin de iecle ia everything, Paria Lm discovered tkat Bhe is the proud possessor of the very latest thing ia cannibals a man who eat his ova flesh. A police-wa- n on duty on the Boulevard a day or two ago was astonished to see an itia-eraTender of some commodity or other deliberately and without apparent suffering cut o2 a long strip of the muscular part of his left ana with a pair of BxhiiiMHi, Ifornierly Kmnia H, le ; AHcr B. scissors. This eccentrio individual, who Hfll, Ifurnicrlr Alio.. H. lutslt; ; Jftxitw ( iu, Huytier Hi.biuMm Httrdwre U only twenty years of age and goes by tMiiu of11.llie W. hmitli, nnr.iini) of tUe pemw CoiiiiiHny ; mi ectai of Riitx-r- t Mrllwauie Kot.iiiM.u ami the name of Loon, was taken to the j lice station, where it was discovered that Koliert &lcllwaiiie Kobiue4u au4 1 iioiniu tV bo(u, dt'fiitaiit. he bad in a similar manner removed Hie I'eoiile of the Territory of Ctali teoil large slices of flesh from his thighs and To lilrt R.tt)inon,Emma B. Kohinn. Free Delivery of Newspapers. SPECIAL As iku4 use vjeiuuf Kr i its tit each ,t!. a U Ijy ;i the t ttf.'-- .rtfc-.-.-- bd ctes AND THIS WILL BE AN UNPARALLELED BARGAIN SALE. -- SUMMONS. f tW i aw J a ikaai 4is .ry H . c. L.L' f 3. J a. r"v. & 1 .,:. i. !: a., lot.. Lu.S fVirtrt tx...ri i .r'.ft aIi .i.4 k.WU1. i I ' si- .Lea tLe euffiu Ud th forui wstLa. I bid From the gai of t!.e careless crowd. Who ally eliktter tu uwtti the udt li.nt Us I L.U dot I ahull not t clueed. and L'f. v y ut art. i-- H Ik Clearance ci 1 jiviB.-- t kkce," lo taWii brviit. ....! j r&. t soa tkf. it. a puis, ti o. j y grave; ll'i plumy ataU raw. WW ta lae ana tttail . I,..! rt nl sj r tie 6o Tuta i t ' tans. 1 1 turn tewi lie ii.e btiay cLwi urn t u i.t at rot, W ho over Wui wed fcaioia a.j Lrist. SECOND WEEK OF 001! Annual -i 5i-i- J .t cm. kc wbScb tit rhju-ftla K& tie ttoariainwi jye VeUS. 4t- l'r;vrr vf life, tcur tjr A T. T. 5Iart-r- : t- - xi Uo !! & 1691. WHIXJL tiut ef Is a Stt'j while. u BJKiirti Will M l 1 j White louse. LITTLE A Ii. e and that Mid and earh of them and all Ijenoiw claiming under tli.Hii or rilhev of them ul ieot to the execution of n.id mortgage deii ou ,oJ premiM. ruber an purchaser. or may barre.1 and for'lied of all right, rtaim or . - in t mum the of j Mid pr.iuiM, and quity part theiv..f, and chat plaintiff may Lava judgment agnuirt Augiimn. li. i'aiton. Alexaci-de- r M. York and Robert Robinson, an. I that ex- erutioo nue agamn them for any deficiency which may reinain after applying all the pm-ce. of the sale of wild premise proia-rlphral.le to the satisfaction of the That tle Unit ill or any otlier i rtjiiitginent. th lo suit mar Itecolne a l,urrlits.r mi km i.i te 1. at. the I nited Stat. marshal execute a det to the purchaser: that said purchaser lie let mtu sMnisiou of ttie premise ou production of the marshal w .1,,1 therefor: Mod thnt I Itn plaintiff may have such other or further relief la the premise a to fhiA court tllMV HMI.m tll.M.t and equitable. For further and fuller particulars reference is herein made I.i llion.nnJ.iut ou tile herriii. And you are herebv notified that if von fail to appear and an. wer the complaint as aUve re- uiriHi, tin' sin. planum will apply to the court ir the relief df in inded therein. itnesfi the Hon. James A. Miner. Judge, and the seal of the District coort of tiie hirst cial Ditriet. in ami for the Territory of l'tah. this Wh day of July, in tho yenrof our Lord one th. usaud, eight hundred ami uinetj one. C.H.MrCLt BR. Clerk. By L. B. Best, Deputy Clerk. C. F. Look Hot how. Attorney for Plaintiff. ; otln-rwi- r.-- 1.- "r . 1 Judi-SEA- SUMMONS. In the District Court, of the First Judicial District ' l'tah Territory. WelxT county. 'Freer, plaintiff, vs. James D. Freer, Mary defendant.) The iemht tif the Territory of Utah send greeting ; To James D. Freer, defendant. You are hereby required to appear in an action brought against you by the plnintilf, in the District Court of the First Judicial District of the Territory of Utah, and to answer the complaint Hind therein, within tea days (exclusive of the day of service) after the service on you of this summons if served within this county ; or, if served out of t his county, but in this District, within twentydays; otherwise within forty days or judgment by default will be taken against you, according to the prayer of said complaint. This action is brought to obtain the judgment of this court to dissolve the bonds of mntrimony now and heretofore exist. ifg lietween the plaintiff and defendant anil that the plaintiff be given t he care, custody, and control of the minor child, described in the comnlAint. to which reference is hereby made; and for such other and further relief as to the court may seem just and equitable. Plaintiff alleges that she is entitled to the said decree on the ground tnat tne defendant without the consent, and wit bout any just cause or reason of this plaintiff, did willfully and wrongfully desert and abandon this plaintiff; plaintiff further that during the period of seven alleges, since said the defendyears ant has contributed notmarriage hiug to her support and maintenance, and that she has been compelled and obliged to support herself and child by her own meaus and lalxir. For further and fuller particulars reference is hereby made to the complaint on file herein. And you are hereby notified that if yon fail to appear and answer the said complaint as above required, the said Plaintiff will apply to me court tor tne renei ttemandta therein. Witness the Hon. James A. Miner, judge, and the seal of the District court of the First Judicial District, in and for seal the Territory of l'tah, this 25th day of July, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety-one- . C. H. McClvbb, Clerk. B. L. By Best. Deputy Clerk. Lessenger &, Loar. Attys. for Plaintiff. almve-name- d ALIAS SUMMONS. In the District Conrt of the First JndiciAl District of Utah Territory, Weber County. Minnie 1 remain, piaintitt, vs. Jean i remain, dofendant. The people of the Territory of Utah send greeting to Jean Tremain, defendant. iou are hereby required to appear in an d action brought against you by the 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) after the service on you 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 you. according to the prayer of said complaint. to obThe said action is bronght tain the judgment of this court to dissolve the bonds of matrimony now and heretofore existing between the plaintiff and defendant, and that plaintiff be reMinnie stored to her maiden name, Prince and plaintiff prays for general relief, which plaintiff alleges that she is entitled to said decree on the ground that the defendant has wilfully and without cause deserted and abandoned the plaintiff. Plaintiff further alleges that the defendant has wilfully and neglected to provide the plaintiff with the common necessaries of life, having the ability to do so, and has compelled the plaintiff to live by ber own efforts and labors. For further and fuller particulars reference is hereby mado to the complaint on file herein. And yon are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the said complaint as above required, the said plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded therein. Witness the Hon. James A. Miner, Judge, and the seal of the District Court of the First Judicial i District, in and for the Territory ISH.AI..J of l tahi thig sth dav of August, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and above-name- t: ninety-one- . 0. H. McClire, Clerk. Bert, Deputy Clerk. Malonet Perkins, Atty's for Plaintiff. By L. B. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. No. iota. Land Office at Salt Lake City, Utah, ( ( July 11, 1X91. Notice is hereby given that tie following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that s'dd proof will be made before the probate judge of Morgan county, Utah, at Morgan, Utah, on August 29, 1M)1, viz : Ole Olson homestead entry 9093, for the southeast quarter of section 20, township 5. north of range 2 east. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz : Samuel Campbell, William B. Campbell Charles ('riddle, Jorediah G. Little, all of Lit Morgan county. Utah tleton, Frank D. Hobbs, Register S. W. Darek, Attorney for Plaintiff, |