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Show .... rr ......... ............ Child with Barber, Rice at- - Sc ' JD ERTIgEMEXiS. Co., and , m., " from .shirtlill, Kice - th(.jrrre,iit. . . , vi,:,i;tr ;...! l oww Williamson and J anient torneya Wes lor coucct.on; that wim G. W. DRIVER to , theaameold record rai.se was to to me,nthe ;ti! note were he money function. are We others given iievJr w.ith wm. R.2-sorry . jgtfcn ,ice any lum- ' furnhJ . . V . r.r fi h ... ..ai, nnd i tUu i W. nnv .hi.... u....;.t.,l uau r..ji.. , V", i',. a , en ? " uue ., r M.T ,v h,.r to K,iH 'hild to co on the said iwiui, story ot tiitroitwuiiiu..s ute , did not ho,,,, that all misrepresenta .on above lwnM.nJ arms. On Monday evening about 5 ,iiilii.iimi.-.mi. . . l i '' iiiititri .'iiku i iii,ruiii ij t'l. uiin.iii iiic iiiiiiu; i'i rnt .or me T:ivlof'.i Mill, ....let, iifiir ejtness , but contrary to such hope 1 .see in m.l took a trunnfer of the note; that uncharge Wkdsbmut MoRMMf;, J jis. 8, 137. y.:..vV stand-inlil.eB lurniMieu u viniu iu iin-mIsTi; ci.l ..ui.ii..e Staton, a boy of thirteen, uiiilo vour last inorninu''sivsur' aeoimnuni- - Ii....,.ilw.i. and pay furnished all the lumber in a w;uioit, attempted to If. UU cation from X. Tanner, Jr., m which cuted their note to sanjt lulu lor one bv Barber, Rice k were made - hundred mid nients 1 seeksixty dollars, payable ' he ntieinpts to sliow that w.ts (Jo. a.id M. C. Barber A Co. gun from the ground, bv said htiil, to obtain what was in sixty days with interest at ten per inf, hammer when the CITY DIRECTORY. That on Nov. 8th, 1ST", there was 4!e towards him, un to thei-ebannum from endeavors maturity cent, per due me.Jmd not ina said -- anaht ag.n'nst a spoke, and in tin for partial settlement between said was and til this that a into paid, change iui entire defeat and M. Barber, representing Child OFFICERS. the.-e sale of the as commission into the Child's on stant the boy's left arm was torn victory. The facts are A; Co., and then an ai rarr. who tes engine; that December 12, 1876, the Barber. Rice JIajnr witnesses several iroven b by ne being splintered fragments, the MAI.Y STREET, OGDEN, UTAH. tat WiI rancli A Brown. SchaeHi-r- : two notes propriation of a large amount of the executed still their Chief Justice bei'oie titled parties &, taken . was He and Rice Oaafi.-Mdue numberless Co., credits into Barber, 24 Waid piece. ShirtiiiV, Rice & C ). purchased of me to said Child for" one thousand dolMM Jl' Pour. at once to tha housP of Mr. Edward a saw mill tit $J,IXNI, for which the lars each, due severally May 1st and Child then having paid off the said on the V. Killer. 4ih War1877; that these notes Atlas note first due, and $50 Stiatton, at the mill, and a messenger several indivitlual partners signed November 1st, mill W P.nro... Robart "said Atlas note hist due, which is en ro .Hlor-C- hil to Child saw for sold a were due of by respeceach, notes $1,(MHJ two D. Ctm ihan, Dr. J. Barnard j dispatched for as of Oct. , Joarph Parry, Jab l'mgnw, 1st, .Shirtliff, Rice A- Co., and were con- tered as a credit thereon, 5fay 1st and Novein'o-duo remainder who arrived shortly afterward, and tively tho V hi. 1877, 10th, charge the retained said Child that an ditioned ordered 1877 engine They credthis and Atlas first on the note, rrowtin Attnruey NU an Tanaer, Jr. with the a instance of l).-s- Allen and until mill through n.e from the Atlas works, title and ownership of the Kacordar Jmn it un to Barber, Rice & Co. at $781. Exeell, amputated the injured limb Indianapolis, Indiana, which cost the notes were paid, a.nd the note first ' Dm. Collector Thaawi Asaaoor 11th. That after this partial stat matuafter of bear was interest notes to due two , il,G(M their and Retail Dealers in and Wholesale gave near the shoulder. Child between Troaurer Aaroa K. rr. accounts due at throe and six rity at two per cent, per month until ing of the Brows. Marahal and Chief of The boy is the son of Mr. Peter equal amount Nov. and Barber, and previous to Jan. 3d, from months 30, 1876, which I paid, and obligors to pay cost of col.Mucins. David or Purr.) Staton, of this city. He is doing very guaranteed. The freight on the en- lecting it, the second of said notes 1878. said Barber for and on behalf CatilMrl. t"'uihrr!ra' of M. C. Barber & Co., sold the mill well, considering the nature of the gine was $300, which I finally ad- was to bear interest at ten jut. cent, and PUjitciau Dr. J.J. Murpliy. the lumber remaining on hand cost to Cullen and P. to BronE. annum P. note finds pay vanced to pay the obligors 8c:d r if WelLU and MrtMuraa per wound. It is fortunate that he in vard at Oirdeti, to Gibson the matuat said to pay of collecting it, if not paid 0'. such goodaeeommodationfc and atten- for borrowed money a note rity, and Child retained ownership Eccles." The mill at $1,800 and the me made also lUllautju. PruTulonj 3ird They lncto't.f lumber at $1,260, which was turned tion as he does at the hands of Mr. freight. for my commissions, $li0, thus mak- of the mill until it was paid. Slri Suiie.viaor Clur e Welch, doto the said Child, and on said over I are who the his an 1877, Dmer. mill .Stratton That 2d. cost the of Thua"i f.i:nily, the $2,0110. Waiermaster January 18th, ing 3d. 1878. said Child and said Jan. execuLewis Williamson Lewis At James Rice's solicitation defendant ing alt in tiieir power for the brave renresentins the firms of Barber, Williamson agreed to mortgage his ted to said plaintiff Child the note suii'erer. POST OFFICE. Itice & Co. and M. C. Barber Barber, and hundred his for to sued me secure, eixteen to town on, property & Co., had afullaccountingandthen This is a severe stroke upon Mr. own and iaairti- his son's liabilities of twenty dollars, due at four and a half settled and stated their mutual ac:W p.m his with in office and famiiy and his largo am. each m this indebtedness, Staton, who, full lakCH,dHlladiilly... months, payable at H dailr..,.. in counts V wt. Thronih full, by which said Child's U. T., with interest at twenty and cramped circumstances, not only we went to Mr. Tanner's office to : account against Barber, Rico A-- Co., EaI, Throiiili Mail daily.-- .. until date from he annum such have a cent, executed, and per per mortgage needs but deserves the ytnpathy of $2,614.25 against , cuwiso: then being my attorney, and left paid, both before and after judg- - and his account & Co., was fully paid aid of this community. C. M. Barber me mortand with him the necessary papers . :'" nient; mat tins note ami lt lk and the Kt and said Child then, S:0 p.m. the WmI memoranda, from which to draw the gage to secure it, of same date, were and discharged, F.tMl Like an' Bnar and as a balance due against him, handed Ouiiuty collateral as iriven him to security ! .! Cuniey,nwllt Uke mortgage. Music. Attracti Canceled said g" Sprni! . Instead of making a mortgage, to indemnify said Child acainst loss over to Barber and had ln't r pi co, Wtoiii ns, and Imre tl November due for note $1,000 t i:'ia,in named from received and in two above have Wc the the as fleorge with Mnnoaya. Vlndr rndi, however, in accordance guarantor a.m. & Co., Rice 1st, 1877, Shirtliff, by K.irtli Ulah. tduhoanl W.uUna, dHiy...9:(l tne to Alias C.ireleas, music dealer of Salt Lake, contract and the instructions, he got notes of 800 each IHint.ril . Men llw.pTa'id Wait Weer - and entered a credit of five hundred Child said guaranteed .....8;4ja.m. having fictitious a got works, arrangement, WednaadnyandrWrd'iyi Koine new and attractive music. ''I'll up dollars as of and seventy-on0den ia I"in iyrJslaiarTilli', North Lewis Williamson to execute hisiiote said notes by signing his name on Wa Ineadaya and Remember You, Love, in my Pray- to me for one thousand six hundred the back of each, llarriils, on said January 5, 1878, on the note of said Maudj, that and m- R Kn lav- Shirtliff, Rice & Co. due May 1st, al DelitaryS.15 a m to 7 i.in. ers" is the title of a charming song, and ai Ornif twenty dollars at four and a half January 18th, 1877, said Williamson Foreign and Domestic sued on, to 1877. And that in the said partial th mort is executed the took f.,J.f and which mortgago months' with time, chorus, certainly 0wn Ksoisrai of November 8, 1877, and settlement west on the 8 said me to secure " it: then he $1,620 note, secure to got fr.ii...... worthy of all the prais that can bo gage l0!IT 0BK lIFAKtllXt OlWO that half of lots 4 and 5 in block 11, plat this final settlement of January 3, a.m. to S p.m. L'iven. "(ji'andf.ither'ii Clock" is the sign a paper acknowledging r, ,n mo A, city of Ogden survey, and was to 1878, the accounts between Child and secure saiil note was given to 7 a.m. to I p.m GnUide Doorowm from sons in America. No- - from responsibility on the two Atlas mortgage also the west of lot 6, in Barber, Jiice and Co. and M. 0. Bar most nonular U B. 8TBPUK.NJ, Pirttwaster. 1 i acsaid block, but which through inis-tak- e ber & Co. were fully stated and the body is likely to dispute this asser- notes for 800 each. 1 can only beof the draftsman of the mort- appropriatian of the credits given by to for count then this, agreeing tion, but everybody would appreci TRAINS. 1 then had gage was left out and instead there- the consent of the respective parties Porter, Cliampagne and Cigars; the Celebrated confidence of cause the :na.m secure ate, the reason if they would 0. P. train arrlvet for it of the northwest quarter of said lot and no mistake. No fraud or error said in S:4' p.m Tanner, attorney my I . P. ... 11:31:l a mni a copy, containing the muic and was certainly unjust to me and toall No. 4 was inserted, and which is all hi said statements of accounts has r.p. Kmlgraul arrivo.... p c. P. lean words in full. "Whitney's Complete of Mr. Williamson's partners, and confessed in said defendant "Wi- been established detrimental to Bar 6: it a m, & co's st, ., c. P. had es- lliamson's answer, and he prays for a ber, Rico & Co., or to Shirtliff, Rice & 4:15 p.m i laavua K micrant p. Instructor for the Parlor Organ" is this fictitious airangcnient i. train arrirea.. & or C. ..WK) a in Co. Barber Sl. Said Co., said of mor gage. i.e. my rat ml or else I should not reformation 6:4 n.m reallv more valuable than any other cape! ami. ....m... ....... 12th. That the plaintiff, Child, did have surrendered the first Atlas note lots are all in the city of Ogden, We9:tiia.m I. art- ex ever we not pay the second Atlas note, save p.m. book of the kind shat " and. when I settled with Barber, as I had ber Caunty, Utah Territory. 5:) .m, atnined. It is just such a work as a other of Shurtlirf, Rice & Co's notes V.N Irnin rri,o., That in said mortgage said defend- only the before received credit of .......: W a. " leaxea w hich remain unpaid to this day. ant - desirous 'of agreed to pay ten per cent, for fifty dollars, until January l'J, 18i8, tho C ty Tima. taking person OgJen I did foreclose attorneys fee m case of default, etc. when he paid to said Atlas Works, When, (however, of We buy our goods from first hands and in large quantities, thus enrough course in theory and practice the 3rd. That March 26th, 1877, F. M. Indianapolis, Indiana, tho sum mortgage, of course I had to do should procure. CHURCHES. so on the fictitious note and the Shurtliffsohl his interest in the mill eight hundred And forty dollars, abling us to assure our friends all the above articles at with one hundred Mr. Careless has a rery large mortgage securing it. Jaiiti to James Rice, the latter covenanting whichfifty-fou-together riiracnor Jaiei CaiuMnr Lith-di- t r months eleven and in his dollars, defendant The Hal t res Ur ineel n reiy ?un lay morning oneWilliamson, his to said his Shurtliff at with stock of music, establishment, pay ' VI.k,in ih Tatwrnaida, Burner uf Main all set up thistjliotitious state of fifth of all the liabilities ot said firm. interest at twenty per cent, per anand Sn m.l tiet. The aMivinra are Trid.lhe and any person dealing with him answer, fees dollars and .l IrM.A.l liv iiiflert'iit KltiHrv. PRICES DEFY COMPETITION WHICH swore and sixty affairs attorneys and then assserted, it., 1... 4th. That about May 5, 1877, C. V. num, and eleven dollars and 25 is aim held lha qilirte.lY CinlerencB of personally or by 'mail may bo certain llnre Rbe to ,t his thereon, that Shirtlitl", one-fiftII in 1. lli.tfl.1 ... answer, sold hid interest . ... Shurtliff " lljel' ftiaae oi t.mt n wnmn Co. had raid both the Atlas notes said mill and assets of the firm to M. cents legal costs thereon, now amount l.. J. Herrlrk and of receiving honorable treatment. p.ery la Praal'lent. dol-lrry nii j Mid'l eton are 0 inueli. C. and that nothing was duo ine on C. Barber, and that said Barber un- to one thousand sixty five at :',areheH in the v.rii.m bear now should interest which for and this fictitious note Njhoola mortgage dertook to pay his part of the liabilir..m f U'cit.i; wrda.inihly an$ 1,620. ai a aiao held iu tua bua at i p. in. Hand ('rushed. ties of said firm, and to release him at the rates of ten per cent, per Physicians' Preicrlptiona Carefully Compound & dollars huudred one and Alter and before num, Fourth .nd issue trial, "oi ner joined of at Y.mng and from krincoFii therefor; responsibility in the James Welch, an employs II a. iu. and I saw a copy of the writing before the same time said Barber purchased attorney's fee should be added to be it ikii. aricee erery SuiidaiIU at m. KeT. J. L. a. at Bahbath 7: m p. m as interest at ten per cent, per an& SON. C. P. yard, while coupling cars on mentioned acknowledging that this the interest of defendant Lewis , ractor. tlillogly, and that said until num paid, was note as executed collateral be$1,620 covenanted in said his and hand firm, caught Catholic Ciwich Situated on outk Bide Fifth Friday last, got for my liability on the two Atlas to said Williamson to pay his liabili- amount of eleven hundred and sixty- trcet. between Voungaad Frauk'lu. Hrrtlceaon tween the buffers, bruising it badly dollars is still due and un .. I t a.m. one of and settled the Fnntlav at 11 a. m. aud i:9 p.m. M notes, and that five having ties on account of said and cutting a severe gash between said notes and a credit of $o0 on the said Barber then took firm, Rt. rather Hcanlan, paator. of paid on said note of $1,620 and mortthe place 'de Main "treat, the two middle fingers. Dr. P. L. other with Barber, the only contest said C. V. Shurtliff and Williamson, gage sued on. MeTitoBiet CBcaca Jfo'rth aear i jnrth. gerTice' on Sunday at 11 a. ni. aud loth, lhat the note ot said Lewis and I made in the District Court, before and the stylo of the firm was changed wound sewed tha Anderson up .'ikip.ia. KeT. lien ry Bkewaa, paitor, to J. E. Dooly & Co., Williamson to was as Chief Justice & Barber tluU Shaetfer, Co.; to Barber, Rico of fourth the injuries are doing well. rau.iTem en ORcnand South ilde dated 14, 1876, due the 14th note had April second Atlas whether the became the bookkeeper and financial Ytuug. Service! ayery trat, lietwaen Main r a a.rv a n cm TT eTTrt nifimrt a. ni. i IT vi been paid, and the following special manager of said firm, and that previ- day ot October, 18 6, tor two hun Pauday at 11 . m. Fabbatli ecuool at two per cent, in WHULIMLlf with dred y. U. U Oullajher, paitor. dollars, Chief LI Justice of of firm AN same Shaeft'er, by UbTAIIi findings, this the to ous style :(No.53.) forever put a quietus on that ques- Shurtliff, Rice & Co. had been con- terest per month, and to be comList of Letters. I and fact a the pounded each month and to go as that recovered tion, tinued. IN THIS POST judgment and foreclosure on said fic I1KMAININU UNCLAIMKb sold C. Williamson principal Irom date has not been C. That 5th. IVi office in Ogdeu, Ton itory of Utah, ou the titious note and t BRIEF MENTION. 5 paid and the interest only paid to C. for M. Bar l,lbo.-2to $ firm said "mortgage in his interest Till of Jan, ItSTU, winch, if not Miled 'or iriuiin December ,2'J, 1877, that said note Have one of the largest and most complete assortments of This the confirms on e liabilities his Dead 0ni Lutter special findings. tne mouth will lit Dent to tlie ber, who was to pay note and mortgage were not only a account of the said previous firms, with a year's interest compounded as Ykstkkuay t was most painfully OK NTS' LIST. fiction but a graver error was perpe- some time in September after Barber provided in said note now amount to Nelwm And ew J 2 Bra lui OA tptiet, two hundred and fifty-tim- e dollars, AT trated by the draftsman. Instead of purchased Rice's interest. Ciara t el t'l an attorney's fee thoreoitais proand Thk District Court is to bo with us lfiverutt J04 g.l.Oi.s W V No. lots of halves the west 1S77, . 6th. That describing September 7th, 8honimu J ni 4, 5 and 6 in block 11, plat A, Og len James Rice sold his remaining one vided in said note, should ha twentyonce again. Bh II mi; B.l U.ul oc U C five dollars, making two hundred i, i blaarart lli Hrllltni SurveV. the Ul,i.oti left he out Citv firm of entirely in sud fifth interest Barber, iSi.kwhin-- is popular in the capital, Motley Wm dollars, with ten And DRUGGISTS SUNDRIES in the TerritoryjalWa la'rge stock wed half of lot nix, the most Valua- Rice iv'o. to M. C. ll trbcr and took, and seventy-eigh- t ' 10 ; rdiug to theX'tr. l,fUKS- List. ble of all the lots; and inserted the his written obligation to pay his lia- per cent, interest per annum until j which and note and 1 mortgage ' DeO'U-cof M paid, west half ".n northwest quarter P inline . bilities on account of said firm and Thk present is a time of unusually sf was assigned to plaintiff" Child, De-N'o. lot the saimi which ' firm was 4, of the mortgaged sur11KLJ Kolt then POSTAQIt. JL. changed and , thestyle great mortality. in this city cember 2, 1877. Said note was ground twice in the san.tj mortgage,1 to M. C. Barber &. Co. same day it bears d.itef IrriDorted i --Soine, Parcivile, Freawont Co., Iowa; 1 never discovered until rounding sections. this and &e. -. 7th. That in these various changes sjcured the x To obtainany of Ihew lattnrii, the ailicalit of soineof thepart-ner- s byinortgage on the west haif of lots Thk boys who coast on Court House Muat ask tor "advertised letters," and give data ot put the note and mortgage into an- an the 5 and 6, in block 11, AND A FINE LINE OF other attorney's bunds for collection. and the incoming oT others, no N o. 4, hill should show some regard for the paper. and L. li MBPHBNB, A, survey, All these half lots had been preCity plat with was n:::dj plainarrangement I'oMtBiftster rights of pedestrians. viously mortgaged to J. E.- - Doolv & tiff, C.iil I, by which he agreed to re- are the lots before named herein. com 1 debt dealCo. which for $200, purchased. lease any of the original parties to the That the noie specified in the Jobs Fowuju.Ogden's musie 'William-son'- s ami sud defendants and before said After acmy plaint, to mentioned and mortgago aforesaid notes old of his from :o:' place er, hits removed Hotel ArrlTftls. and Smith's several answers to the discovery of the error William- cept the incoming partners instead b.tsiness to his new premises in the said to M. and mortJ. assigned Tanner's Langsdorf, son, through agency, thereof, nor was any arrangement Tu a lay, Ja 7;h, b.tilding formerly occupied by Mr. gaged the lots to J. M. Langsdorf for made by the incoming partners with Smith, was for $125, with interest at Sole Agent for Utah for the Genuine C. Conrad & CV t'MOX litPoT H01EL 2 per cent, per month from Dec, 21, 25 so both of these mortgages his other Joseph Stanford. M. II. BitAKiisi.itr, by which the Proprietor partners, had prior liens on the west half of notes or evidences of indebtedness 1877, now amounts to $155 and $15 B F Blackford, B J Hunter and Amoxu the leading events of th fee as provided therein, lot six. and Brohnau Dr by the previous parties were to be attorney's E Johnson. P New Year is th'u reappearance of son, which should be adjudgI sought to rectify said mortgage makes $170, of the and the B M T Cieo obligations changed Moor, Wuk, so as to cover the w est half of lot Mills, 0 defendant diamond. Elison's wife,K ed to Smith, to r six, was be nor 11 to firm Funge's blue-glos- s new substituted, B Turner. San Francisco; J 10 per cent, of rate at but the was interest said it intended to it or they firm only new electric light may go rather, :o: any such obligations of the Slade, Boston; FM Church, Coriunn; embrace the west quarter of lot six, ever tendered to said Child, or other per annum until paid. And tliisnote A C Praed, It S .1 Lewt.m; r.ngl.inil; need not come now. 1 west the on secured in was v.wn was as this to entitled by mortgage new written obligations tendered C Cirgiil, Australia; R S lUrriuuin, and Buying our Goods from first hands in large quantities we. are EvEitt person on Fou;th street Fair half of him in lieu or place of aforesaid men- halves of said lots Nos. 4, 5 and 6, Haven: Miss Doughty, Toronto; have the east half of the west to offer inducements to the trade, and respectfully solicit prepared and is prior to said Child's mortgage had hij teoth sharpened la.t even- 11 B Ayers, C S Salmoude, Australia: lot six sold to pay Dooly A Co. and tioned notes, obligations, tVc. Orders by mail promptly executed at ot correspondence. west said lot but halt before on the jus br going went S YaiMley, Pa.; II Kobulsou' Chicago: Langsdorfs mortgages 8th. That Child furnished to the ing. Three pair of 4 and ot of lots to halves 5 west on as 4, lots 5, and said firm of Barber, Rice & Co. sup- nior the other Philadelphia; A Condon 6, it ceased toportions skimming through the snow nd Jay Cook Cal. be a mutter of any cash and iiifrchandise and and is junior on all the named lots and , . :": plies, wife, stones. over the Bcreeching consequence to me, as both had a paid them orders to the amount of to tho mortgage of said J. E. Dooly & Child. to on Co. lien said 6. half of lot west assigned prior plaintiff thirteen hundred and sixty Noaooy h.ts yet organized a street -- J 1. The court adjudged that said hist dollars 14th. As matter of law it is found to its dissolution, on MARRIED. previous railway company in Ogdeu. Every named mort'.ias'CA be marshaled on west of half as cost half tho the that with the 7th, 1X78,. weak'sd dayin thisuntter Shaw Cokkon. At the residence to said east part of the west half of September on their agreement part that he of said lot 6 is subject to both the bride's iu this of of and as the ilistsit lot will Ios not , sell aiKt it city, money parents probably should be reimbursed therefor out of said J. E. Dooly & Co. and said tooureapit Dec. h, 187. by L. J. HerricK, for more than enough to pay said the lumber to our citizens a loss of comfort. by them Langsdorf mortgage, and not to D. Shaw and Miss mortgages,' it is virtually the same William E.q., and to be sent to him for sale at Og- Child s said mortgage, that therefore Two op our shining lights were rid-in- Anna Rosiua Cordon. thing to me as having my mortgage den. the mortgages should be marshalled, reformed, as I understood and tie- j.nuitily in a cutter yesterday. itih. That Barber, Rice & Co. sent and that so much of said east half of sired it should be. Tuat is, they tccre riding, but after of by their the west half of said lot ti as may be to Ogden to be dispor-eW. G. Child. h.wl caused Mr. CIllLDS STATEMENT. their literal Rosiiianto agent, said Child, previous to August necessary to discharge tho said Dooly In the Third District Court, I' tali 18th, 1877, one hundred and fifty-tw- o & Co. and Langsdorf mortgages, with them to be landed in the snow, they AT- thousand two hundred and sixty costs, &c, be sold to pay them, giving Territory. walked. G A AuWarren Co. of said on the and feet Child, that In Dooly plaintiff, mortgage priority, the lumber, The Fiii:liii,M of the Court vs A sir of oar citizens, who arc inter gust 18th, J877t said M. C. Barber and that of said part of said lot Case are I Lewis an'd Williamson took possession of the lumber yard should be insufficient to pay said ested in pisjatorial pursuits, can have Published in Full. ' Levi WSmith, defendants. ) of said firm at Ogden, and then re- mortgages, then that any deficiency their of bit opportunity gratifying This eause having been regularly ceived back from said Child forty may be made up to said mortgages Side Main UtsA tastes by acting uprm the intim.ttion brought to hearing on the complaint thousand one hundred and eleven out of the , roeeeds of the sales of Eiutok JtNcTios: Having hereto- and unswers of the defendants tiled feet of said lumber, and that said the other portions of said lot. jiiven in our dispatches relative to fore been much !nisre;rcs-nte,innTo our formerly Largo tod Carefully Selected Stoel of herein, and the And that also as mrUter of law said having heard Barber then continued to sell the obtainiug'Califoruia salmon from Seth traduced by .the interested parties, the evidence for court both parties, makes lumber manufactured at the mill M. C. Barber as a partner of the firm ii recti, Esi,. after the fullest investigation of my tne following special limlings; and sent to Ogden, paying over the of Barber, Rice A Co. and its book books and transactions with the saw 1st. That the original firm of j proceeds so far as the same could be keeper and financial manager, had mill firms of Shirtlitl', Rice and Co., Shirtliff, Rice Jt Co.. was formed ns to sam umiil ami tuat irom the legal right for and on behalf of anil their successors, Barber, Kicc A early as November 3'Jih, 187b, and spared 18th until September 7th, said firm, after its dissolution, to "N't ws" Notes. August Co., and their successors, M. C. bar- consisted of the following members, 1877, when Barler, Rice A Co. dis- state the accounts of said firm with 11 m Neln, The following is the treatment for ber & Co., before Justice Middleton, ku wit: F. M. Shirtliff, C. V. Shirtliff solved, said Barber, Rice & Co. fur- the plaintiff, Child, and had the right executed bv Jus. I'ernmbulatorK, a a suit on iu note lulling C. O. Williamson, Lewis Williamson nished said Child three thousand, to agree with him to the diphtheria followed and recommend-- l appropriaColli Rice and F. M. ShirilirT, which was and Junes R ee; that the object of three hundred feet of lumber. tVr., w tion of the credits due said firm from by J. O. Richiirdson, M. D., of 1 Rice on the pies that j resisted said firm was the m.inul'acture; and That of said lumber so furnished him and had also the same rights as Constantly t Admiuistor chlorate had beenby Philadelphia. j paid in lumber for sale ot lumber, and that said firm said Child C2.04S ft. hid been fur- - to the. firm ol M. C. Barber & Co., aljustly of potash in bug doses. The pa 'all the indebtedness of Shirtlitl". the Fourth St. sidewalk though it had ot been dissolved purchased of the Atlas works, In.li.-utabe tient "by tiilk R'ce Jt Co., tc5 me for the mil!; and d.l.-quj'.;-new as t'uro'th the com dim v of under n snecnd when said settlement with plaintiff. Ttir then e.gaiu before Cuief Justice W. u. I .l.i d. at $21.40 J,000ff.;:ind were punch. otK-- tea, etc. Every four agreement, And per nude. he that Child, had : 1. . i l '.:..!. at the preeut term of th-- ...... l.. uiis tie.ng accoruing to ma account the leal mi .1 nits Kim luurs give, either iu solution or in District Court, " right to first settle the And cah lew boast of liac f jrcods which, fur Quantity, QaaKtj in the suit to their in dividu d metn'uw exeeu-eof Btrber. R:ce A Co.. and said Child book account of the Child "f plaintiff trraiiu to fix quiso bv eighteen tr.c the p'lK Yurie! gtvi-iH 'tes, datcl N veinb.T was by slid Fourth St. side- - for supplies flt'.iinst ti . respective j, re the oouditioti of Lewis W ill iiii;jn, mid ill which 1K- i'Mt. I','. ior ei;::it irindicl d.uiai. walk disputed nine, ,. ... 1 :md w. is snliseun..nt lv ,. n Comnanv. yr J u it ice by hi s;.feul tiu .still . ... . . , . .1 1' ,1 '.i.'.:.nift T. .. ..... ..,.1.1...! pt'.tUtit. mi- - .uiiTiura, . t o. out ot t ..-- 'r resnee. iiai tier ot nmo j .1... iiii-- . has sc. id that I inv.t .iec...uncd , , . . . I T:i-I.,- . .... i :ud six sii..m;ii. v:t.i lit'. ...! ren l uid assets due and them j live credits Eldci.i -lor all the lumbei- nhipptfd to by !' ;it rtinni.! ac.-- at torn e'i t .i,.,l said Coild. at said Ciii'.d, ai.d then to appro-i- s L. Brain, J. K. M.i't-t:,- . 'i I lirnii, 81! 1 tact rn tvaud Lowes !'ONE Jar.f, G is i amount was je'ss- - priate any remainder to the origin d T7o had in ri't.ii ei iui sh'wn t:e t. A. 'h Hn v. LI and II. In credit e. Barber. V5, Co. in Rice of Shirtliff, ii fs.u'".-made by M. i thai ol. Vi'i t..!-- l,:ft, toi d ;!:. to tu'.f.i the th'.-el ;0 s iM Child, which he did. X i Ab ti. r )' . i.. ot lv ;:. .;, i,n-tto v.i.ih thev w.re rcttt-li' V.:li'l:, '... Air. ,st, , t.V.. ..rr- -- ivl ' y fiiihl. I, ; 'l M. SciiAErFEK, Judge. sitll a iarvt indebted ue'S due iao jj77 witii interest uppoiuwd. at two pi r c ut. luiiy accounted lor and settled bv iiu-i- f liOYLE & CO. Dec. T.Lst, 1878. dwlt rln, ,: Accident, . . driver; j "" ' r ! , n-- uf g 1C71. BSTABIjISHED . j C. 'h City Drug Store, j 1 Wm. DRIVER & SON, r j . Ijlr. Pullce-Mor- on! DltUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, DYESTUFFM, PERFUMKRIKX, h ono-fift- Og-de- ,.ti"i and TOILET REQ UISITES; FAINTS, OILS, TURPS, ''. KK-- e l(ott-Utu- and TARNISHES 59-10- 0 8triTt WIIffES, XiIQUORS, Kio. 1 i mium lolis laser mi . . . h l Kldi-r- 25-10- 0 I ("nn-la- Cni-Bc- Wm. DRIVER n ' 25-10- 0 a- J. W. MclN UTT & CO., n rttn ' ' MlubTO, Ogden City, Utah. DRUGS PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS, WALLPAPER, ;"' ' - FINE KENTUCKY WHISKIES! y 1 and Domestic Brandies. Wine's 1 out-goin- g j Domestic und Kev "West Cigars. -- 1 "BUDWEISER BEER" In-a- bob-sled- LOWEST BATES. FURNITURE g For the Million! " BOYIiE East CO'S, Street, Oden, GENERAL FURNITURE, Plritire and. Elegant Ornament. Ftirn arc u, Trimming. Ac, Piala, ?!!) j Adding . j : in-il- ' fore-I'iO'- t- ; e j t.i uio-'tgii- e i I - - G.-o- r -: -- - , - ..-- . '. i $I,-li'ro- bt-i-- s , r . i '..-- Eiu-t'pe- , . lu'-'-ir- n y n immm . , i ! . UNEXCELLED IN UTAH, have bat the and it thatPRJCE, cygeTixed. iast, |