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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-03-05
FRAGMENTS.
Hsrsn CouNcIb eoGight.

Nun Ata.-Nh d - -@4-Ae,LANs
JvDGE TcwEi:s has returned
-r1m California
TIE Home missionary appoint.
-lcuts are out fer Sunday, March
ga.
FANTASIA" holds the boards .,
the rseatrc tonight and tomorrow
night.
y. 3. SeE"HERD, Eso., superin.
t,-a,{etst ri the Paris. Bear Lake.
s5-opera.ivc institution, was in Salt
lake toiay on business.
JJrsE ANDERSON has gone to
Hcsvcr to hold court, which has
Esea aajourniug from day 70 day
'rwliting his coming.
The trial OF T. NJ. Hughes, who
shot Frank d. BOmayne. a fellow.
clm11siu1g as the Trl5tMe Office. last
Navemtess IS to commence on Fri.
Gag.
Is the Police Court today the fol.
grTir- fines were assessed fer
a-daacgUess: Frank Derrin S:
Thomas Robinson $40; sam New.
trG So.
Two men named Donaldson and
Eef5u were placed on trial in the
THir5 D.---ict Court this afternoon
coo q cFzrse uf rob5ing a man named
Alrstam Jciis.
- ihe Third District Court to-
DAY q decree was entered confirm
lHs the sale Of real estate, and order
Ius deed for the same, ia the mai.
ieE 81 The estate Of Edna T. BaiIey
and Laura t.. Bailey.
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WOOL BATS
Just received at
JOHN c. CUTLER & BRO.,
No. SO East Temple St.
He Hs-l.i.naIN-

The latest, largest and best must,
cal work yet published in the Terri.
tory, containing n tune for every
piece in the Latter-day Saints
Hymn Book. has been issued from
the DEsERET NEWS press. and is
now for sale in different STYLES Of
binding:
Paper Covered Boards, Cloth Back.
$50 each or Si6.G1 per doc.
Cloth Bound, Sl.6J each, siT.OD doz.
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each, SlS.O1 per doz.
Full Morocco Gilt, S3.35 each, S2j.Og
per doz.
II sent by mail Is cents per book
additional will he charged.
The best musical talent in the
Territory has been employed in the
arrangement and compilation Of
the work, which contains the
choicest OF the sacred melodies to
which the Latter-daySaints' Hymns
have been sung in the past. and a
rich collection of original tunes,
many Of which are sure 10 become
iavOrites rs soon rs known.
There are $50 pieces Of music,
with words accompanying, in the
PSalmody, making it a large and
valuable book.
Not only should every choir be
fully supplied with this remarkably
cheap and most excellent work, bat
it is equally well adapted for home
use, and NJ family in which music
i understood or cultivated should
bc without il.
In ordering, state how you want
them shipped.
Address: DEsERET News Co..
Salt Lake CITY
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me People Of the Territory of Utah sene

Accison Pratt. deceased. Defendants
me People Of the Territory of Utah sere
E-ee,r-g:
To Lszis esz,i or Lsaisa Fat, widow
Francis ;. Dye Eiifa ;. Iaif, l-9is II
Z Hunt. and Ann l.. Fiait. rms q thF iaie
Addison Pratt, deceased. Defe=tsn.s.
VOU ARE HEREBY REQUihED to
L appear IN an action brought ssafrTi
yeu BY the above named plaintin In the DIS
trlcf Court OF the Third JCdicIal District OF
the Territory % Utah. and 10 answer The
complaint lled therein within ten days lex
elusive Of the dag OF serylcei after The ser
vice on you Of this summons-h served
within this county, or. II served CIT CT THIS
rcsniy. but In TINS district. within twenty
d1s, Otherwise within forty days-or iuGg
ucnf ~ dcfenit will be taken ssrainst you,
according T. the Frayer Of said complaint
The sud acton Is i'rosIht 20 have a de-
cree OF 'hss Coart. adindnh- that de
fe1tfnts herein be rcoumcd 10 set forth the
na.us- q trc'r claims 10 hat certain ri.ce
Of land. situ1.e ~ SALT Lake city and coan-
q. Territory OF Ci-N. Aescril.ed as follows.
10 VT; Fart Of los =. LlrcF 81, Plat ~.
salt Lake CITY survey, commanding AZ "a
point ten rods east u The SouthWe-- corner
q sald lot ,. running thence east foEr Fss'f.
thence Forth Ten rods, thence west four
rods theucr south zen rods To place % be-
ginning, and that such claim and all adj
Frr-e claims be determined by scch decree.
q a. Defendants ald each OF them uc ad-
EDGED 90 have no estate or interest what
ever IN said property. and that ute OF
f-s'ntia 10 tie same = valid and good.
that GstcEiants and each Of them b. per
pttua.ly IN iulnctf from asserting any al
ycrss intcrtst or istie 10 sid land and
premises or auT % ten. and tfat plan
ia have such other and farther relief as
10 equity and good rousciegce bsius-s-
and you are hereby uotlned thlfi y you
TAI 10 appear and answer the said con
plant Sc above required. the said plalnir
viii apply o Tie Court or the relief dc
manfed therein.
witness. fae Hon. Charles 5. zane. Judge.
sHd TIE seal Il tnc District Court OF the
Third Judicizl District. m and for The Ter
nieTy ~ Utah. this ian DAY NJ feb. uary. IN
hundred ard ninety.
STALL
II. 4. MCMILLAN. Clerk.
NJ fEEGCs FEKCUsOS. Hepnty Clerk
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THE HORSE THIEVES
Read and Marshal Conricfed.-
Carter Gets One Year.

The trial Of Perry Fcastermacher
Samuel Read ami VIM. Marshall!
fcF grand larceny, in being con
uccted with the raid Of horse tliieve,
last fall, was brought to :
close this afternoon. Tho testi
rioRy showed that the tri,
were in possession Of the stoler
animals, but Witnesses for the lie
PENDANT Fenstermacher testified
that lac WAS not with the other two
81 The time the horses Were stolen.
The verdict Of the jury vas that
Read and Marshall were guilty.
Feastermacher was acquitted. The
;wo who were convicted will be
sentenced on Friday.
After the conclusion of this case
Willard Carter wss called for SEN
t"ace. Upon one Of the eight in
uictments lac bad pleaded guilty h.
hc vas sentenced 70 one yclr in the
pcnitenliary-;he highest term for
AIS 0heuse. The passing Of iudg-
mcnt on the other seven cases was
deferred FOR the tcr.u. Carter was
Jet of easier for the reason that af-
Ter he had pleaded guilty he testi-
Leo IN the cases against the others.
" hi!e the jury were out on the
Iced, Fenstermacher and Marshall
case today, the three defendants
S.e called on another charge.
"blch evidently took them by SIR
l..sf- There was another in
Glgtment against tb.n, t1r
Si1nd larceny. frn,J H..
~ we grand jury Of the Third
b.stfieG The thief; was cornn,itt,-i
II the First District, but tl,,. ,,rc,,
eTiy was brought into this djstrie5
tliis giving the jury power 10 in,iic,
here. The trio are accused Of st.sl-
lGg 4 span Of horses and a buct-
hoird. belonging 10 Frank Sicklts
ami John F. Hicks, Of Terrace, Box
Elder County, Utah. The owners
have identified the property. which
was taken from them on September
II. 1883. When Read, Marshall and
Fvnstermacher were arraigned they
took til Friday next to Plead.
Out Of the seven persons arrested
iur being engaged ir last falls raid.
six have been convicted, while two
"t them, aud the one acquitted. are
siiil under Indictment. Sheriff
Fart, Of Salt Lake County. aided by
SleriT De LaMere ard deputies, Of
looele, organized the pursuit and
lai.l the plan FOR capturing the law
breakers. Their work was admirably
done, and q continuance of such
vigilance and energy will have n
markell effect in checking horse
sl,;'iing in tdis part OF the country,
,iiiieF by running the thieves Off or
logging them in the penitentiary.
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LONDON, March 5.-Master Abra.
ham Lincoln. son Of Robert Lin.
coin. U. :. Minister, who has been
suffering from blood poisoning, arts
ing from a malignant carbuncle on
the left side below the armpit. died
at eleven this morning.
During the morning the lad was
in a conatose condition, and unable
to retain uourishment. He suffered
no pain. The Lincoln family were
Il the bedside from early morning
until lac died. He passed away
quietly.
The Queen has sent n message Of
sympathy 10 Minister Lincoln.
The body Of the child will be en-
balmed aud sent home for inter
ment.
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..A~ mad March, II.re-''-wIsIGHT.

This old English phrase
and eSetabe in March anxioy aatn Springs sunshine we
liberty the fields
another Our ceis suitable March exctes US to
this
quality,
space.
salt
hence. We are mIele to sac nced and cents
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NoIloE no CREDITORS.
* O -. Iaoma.. Deces.e

AToTiCD Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THt
~ undcrt .,ncd. Administrator % n,
ESTATE OF Char C. Thomas, deceased, % Il,
cri'fiit1fs 81, srt ~ Y-ersons having cififnl
AGAINST the said decsssed, 70 exhibit theu
nth TIE ncressery vouchers. within tcf
.rontss after ire first pnb'icaiicn o. thi
hstieo, % the -aif Administrator, =: ths
Office % issac NJ Wa .deli. attorney. Desc
ret Bank BaIidu :. ssis Lake Civ. IN %,
County OF slir Lake. y. z.
Dated tell-I.lry sist. l--c.
MILAN aOBEETsOS.
Administrator Il tee Estate - Charlie
Thomas. deceased q oaW sw
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-03-05

All medical authorities agree that
catarrh Is no more nor less thsa an
inflammation Of the lining mem
braBe Of the nasal air passages.
Nasal catarrh and all catarrhal
affections OF the head are not dis
eases OF the blood, and IL is n serious
mistake to treat them A. such. No
conscientious physician ever at
temps to DO 50. Il is held by emin-
ent medical men that sooner or
later n specific viii be found for
every disease from which human
ity suffers. The facts justify LIS in
assuming that for caIarrh at least 4
positive cure already exists in
Elyss Cream Balm.
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Theatre.

Tonight and Thursday night the
new "Fsntssma'' viii be put on the
boards st The Theatre. 1t has
been extensively and handsomely
'oi!led,' and having some novel
features VIII attract large audiences.
IS II Is one Of those spectacular ana
lantomimsc picc-s which are very
popular.
Bin Nyc win tals ta the public at
the Theatre FriGay night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-03-05
TODAY,S TELEGRAMS.
4 Serious CHARGE.

LONDON, March 5.-NYhile Ches.
terrified Goode and Charles Mitchell,
the pugiiist, were drinking at the
house Of George Baird, asporting
man, they became involved in Q
quarrel and finally resorted 10 blows.
rhey elinched and in the scuflle
Goth fell down 4 flight Of stairs.
Baird, who was standing by, urged
Mitchell On.The fight was resumed
at the bottom Of the stairs. Finally
Mitchell seized a poker and struck
Goode two severe blows on the head.
GooIe was removed TO the hospital,
where his injuries were pronounced
serious. Mitchell was arrested this
afternoon.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
- O John ]. Thonp.on. neesa.e

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ny TIE
~ undersigned. ADMINISTRATOR, with the
Will annexed. % tire Estate ~. John a,
Thompson, deceased. 20 the creditors %,
and all persons having claims against The
s1id deceased. to cNtibit them with the
necessary vouchers. within fuur months
after the frst publication 81 this notice. o.
the said AdwInistratriN, ~ the olice al
isaac ". " afdcli, aitnrncy. e>eret
National Rank Buildfns, salt Lake CIV, IN
the County OF salt Lake n
Dated EelruIry sIst. fsn
MARY AM r. THOMPSON.
Administrators. with the Wtli annexed. oi
the Estate OF John 7. Thompson, de-
ceased. { oaW Syr
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A Doomed Dynasty.

CHICAGO, March 5.-Robert G.
Fairfax, an Enslishman engaged
in developing mineral resources in
the Coreau peninsula, arrived here
from an inspection Of the mines in
California yesterday. He says there
is no doubt Of a plot TO kill the King
of Corea and that the present jy-
nasty IS doomed, The plot Is in the
interest OF a family named which
has been foretoid by I scothsayer OF
fortune teller as the successor ofthc
presnt royal family. Even the
minister OF st1te is said to lie im-
plicatci. -c
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-03-05

CHICAGO, March ). - General
Crook has ordered a court martial
to try Steele Of the Eighth Cavalry.
The charge is that he ordered Que
Of :he pEivates to do work for him
(Sieelt), and upon his refusal caused
him to be tried and imprisoned for
characterization. The private was
recently released by order of the
Secretary Of War.
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Notice 10 Homo Missionaries.

The home missionaries Nyhese
names were newly added II THO list
NJ the late Stake co.feIeRce will not
h'' assigned 90 nh appointments be
fore March $jJa. They are r..
guestei toattsnd ti'a home mission
%sy meeting 70 De held on Wednes-
day evening, March 18th.
-i-IEs d. STIRLING,
Stake Clerk.
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ORera Hnuse-

Natiy'' seemed to satisfy the
large audience at the Opera House
last Night better than "Erminie :,
It went with q vim and brightness
shat evoked urroarious applause.
Miss Lamont was in better voice, all
the performers seemed 1t home.
and the points in the opera were
dgly appreciated. Miss Hanley was
i.ie star of the evening anu capt.
y.i.e4 the audience from the start.
Mr. DeL1rse rad 3 part well suited
70 MS powers as a comedian. and all
5ne others acquitted themselves with
credit.
''Naiiy'' viii be rereated tonight
ana VIII please al loven, Of comic
og-ra.
shenandoah VIII be played ON
Thursday Friday aud saturday,
nights.
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Pleaded GnilfY.

Air. Paul Hammer was arrested
LAST evening ON n charge Of unlaw-
al cobabitation. The warrant was
tss;led last July. He was released
1in BAL TIL this morning, when Ae
pleaded guilty. AMI his case was
sent 10 the gyAu6 jury.
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sfsttAL NOTICES.
= Young bros REMOVAL.
A Cheap sale Of Organs and Pianos
ia Consequence.

Young Bros, agents Of the well
known nopeestie sewing machines,
have removed Tom thefr old stand,
IS Main Street, 10 make way "a,
the erection OF their new block, ssi.d
viii hereafter be found further
down the street, at No. So. Lack Of
room has necessita.el 4 reduction in
their stock Of organs and pianos,
and purchasers will fad some bar
gains in these instruments 10y call
ing at once.
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ARE Yod sIlDE miserable bs
Indigestion, Constipation, Dim
ness, Loss OF Appetite, Yellow
Skin? Shiloh's Nitailzer is Z posi-
tive cure. For sale az 4. G. Smith
* Co.'S drug store. ;
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En=.i.h synsiIeates.

Boston. March 5.-It is reported
that an English syndicate is negO-
tiaiing for the purchase Of four firms
in the United States now controlling
the manufacture Of soda water and
beer. The APPARATUS Is valued at
between 5000 600 and S9,eO0, 900.
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Another From the casino. >

CHICAGO, Ills, March 5.-RaJolph
Aaronson, manager of the New
York Casino, who is snow here, says
n recently rich Californian fell in
love with pretty girl of his COM
pany. Marie Hatton. They went
to Europe, married, returned 10
New York, and she IS now organiz-
ing company Of her own.
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NOTICE. 10 CREDITORS.
- q Ellen D. na.sh.. aeeea.ea

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY TH
~ undersigned. Administrator % the
Estate OF Ellen 4. Hmght. deceased, % the
creditors Of, and an persons having claims
against the saio deceased, 20 exhibit them
with the Necessary vouchers. within ten
MONTH after the hrst publication uf this
notice. Ia TIE said administrator, - No. 81
s-west Temple Street. salt Lake Ciiy IN ths
County 81 salt LAKE. U;ah.
Dated FeSTGary sth. Is.q
FULTON UAIGHr,
Administrator % Ellen Il. Haight, tescas,.l
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Important TO Owners OF wesiIakC

All persons owning lots in the
town plat Of Westlake are respect
fully requested TO send a communi-
cation to 20. Box sos, Salt Lake
City, Utah. giving their names ami
address in full, describing the lot or
lots they own by the number OF the
lot, the block and the plat, their
lowest net cash price for their lots
and until what date that price win
be accepted. do
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.


NTOTiCEGS HEREEY GIFEN.-I5Y THE
~ undersigned. AdniinI strator q trc
as-tltc % john Larsen decreased, 60 thu
creditors OF. and aH persons having ciaIrns
e-linst the said deceased, 10 exhibit them
wiki the necessary vouchers. WITHIN ten
months after the ErSt puhiicltIon Of TIM
notice. 20 the said administration. II 80. a
Eain street. salt Lake City, n tue COUNTY
OF salt Lake. Utah Territory.
Dated February 18th. lsa0.
d. d. HOrTZ.
Gcnra- Cd Z laWsI
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Nnfire fnthr I,nhIir.

take pleasure in announcing TO
my customers that / am now located
in my new office at No. "a East.
First South, where | shall be pleased
to see them. Orders will also hc re-
ceived ut the old stand, 40. 10 East.
Second South. Prompt attention
to orders. IL. WAGENER, Proprietor
California Brewery. DIV
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The News can now lie had ever
evening, ut 5:l5, at the news
stand Of the Union Depot. Or at the
Ogden News depot, 53l Twenty
fourth Street, 4 few doors east Of the
Post Office; also from Dalton, Nye
& Cannon, Main Street. or il viii X
delivered ut your Tesidence the same
evening by applying to Air- Scot
Andersen, NEWS agent IN Ogden
l,ftv-
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Charlotte HalyOrsen. Administrators
% the estate % John 4. filivursen, De
ceased. has re1dgrcd for sc.tlemcnt. and
fled m SAID Court. her iual account % her
standardization 81 said estate and petition
o. inIl distribution % the residue Of sIiil
es;afc among the pc sons entitled thereto.
- thar thursday. the -7th DAY q March.
y j.. l-ssp. az ~ o ciIcS .. tn, 20 the s'Outs
Room Of said Court. in Tie County Court
House, sal; Lake Ci.y and County. Utah
Territory, has been duly appointed " the
Jutrc q said Court for the settlement OF
said account and hearing said petition Tor
distribution. At winch time and place any
person interested IN said estate may appear
and show cause, II any there he. why sIid
account Should NJ; be settled and approved
and final dis.ributiln made As prayed for.
Dated February 3lth, ls9a.
fsEALI fOiiN Z. CUTLER,
Clerk % the Probate Court.
BY JOHS l. NEHEKEE,
Leuutv DIV
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floTIce To CREprToRs.
Estate o: John wilson. Deceased.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY TIE
~ undersigned. tdflirisf-zlTix u the
fslaic AZ John Wiizon. declared, %
me creditors o., and al persons havins
claIa.s arainst safd decea-ei. 70 e1,l-bli
them with the necessary vouchers with
n ten months after the Asst Publication 81
this notice, 20 the sid ztiniuisfratriN n the
Law Office 81 James II. Movie. No. - south,
MARC AI.i.T WILSON.
Administrators OF TIC EstSse OF John VII
son deceased- -
Dated March 5. is9o. coawS~
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Frrnch PrnIeciorate.

PANS. March 5.-At a meeting
Of the Colonial Congress a resolution
was adopted favorinr the immediate
,hsclaration of the Fnench protec-
tcfate. over the kingdom of Da'
honey.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court m and for salt Lake
County, Territory OF Utah
In the natter of the Estate Of Henry
Bcrkstcad, Deceased.

NOTICE & HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Gordon : Brrsstead. Administrator
% the Estate of Henry Beck steIu decreased,
hls rendered Tor settlement. and hied IN
=aid Court. his Eaai account % he admins
tsgti1n OF said estate and petition Tor lnal
distribution Of The residue tf said estate
among the persons entitled thereto, Au'i
That saturday, the 18th Day 81 March, &. D.
$50. ~ 10 o'clock n m. at the court room
Of said Cour'. IN the County Court House,
salt Lake City and County, Utah Territory
hiss been daily appointed By the Judge Of
said Clurt for tiis settlement OF said ac-
rouEt and hcauug sad petition for disfri-
button. 81 which time and place any person
interested Ia sTId estate may appear ans
show cause. u any tE.re be, why said AZ
count should nos De settief and approved
and fiual q i,trib-tinn made as PRAYED foE.
batcd February 10th. lseO.
JOlIS 9. CUTLER.
d1w Clerk az tine Pruhaff- Court.
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II the mlt;er % the Estate OF john y
HalyJrsen, deceased

IN tae Fro ate Court. % and for salt Lake
County, Teruiory % Utah.
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FROM THE SHOE DEPT.
FROM The FURN'SNG DEPT

We offer scores OF snaps displayed here
and there. It's useless 20 attempt to quote
prices nom the vast departments, owing %
the numerous bargains and lack Of space.
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CHICAGO, March New York
-, New Orleans 81, st. Louis 20,
Cincinnati IS. Chicago IS, Winni.
peg 50 below zero.
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Tie Jones Tragedy of lS5S.


~ M igl0H5 y may concern;
Z, Charles B. Hancock. Sen.
formerly of Payson, Utah, have Of
my own free VIII taken the first
favorable opportunity Of appearing
before the First District Sours on 4
charge Of being Il participant in the
Jones tragedy Of ISIS. I was bishop
n. the time and a colonel in the
militia. had charge Of the wan
s.eCing eNiles that came .here at
That time. As accusations have
ncen hurled broadcast against me
publicly ami privately for the past
tli.rty-Oue years Is one OF the par
Elephants Of this murder. I would
respectfully Request all those who
can give testimony in this case to
appear before the district court on
the lTth OF this month. the day set
Iur trial have as yet neither at
t0ruey nor witnesses, but let my
ar1users not fail to be present, as
desire that this great accusation
should come 10 n close.
Yours respectfully,
CHARLES B. iANC5CE.
Provo JAN, March /, 1893.
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In-nrc Yenr IIe.ne .s.lh 81.

Buy an s'Auiomatic Safety Lamp
Bractet'' at u. e.. NJ. l.. or At the
Equitable Coop and save your
home from destruction.
The Automatic Lamp Bracket viii
double the lightin a room and place
your lamp out Of tie reach OF
danger.
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LEGAL NOTICE
IN the Probate Coa-f N and for sGif Lzks
County, Territory OF Usza-



NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ edward \. Swen-un. ADMINISTRATOR 90
Tie estate OF Jlha ~wensou, dcr-.,-ed. rs
rendered Tor settlement, and Hitf in -aiu
court. his Gnal account Of his acmIul1frr'
ton II satt estate and petition f0- iui1l
distribution Of tie residue % sad es.af &
among the 0crs1t- entitled thereto. an
that Taur-day. the 9Th day Of March, y. D.
$50. ~ DO O'Clock r. m. - thr cuurl
room 81 said Court. b. she County C41r'
House. salt lake CstF and CoIuis. ltah
Territory. has been Guiy appointed lT ihe
JCnge q -zld C1aFt fer the -rftierlcut 81
SAID account and hearing -aia petition ~
Distribution. AZ wh4ch time and place any
person Interested N sand estate mag gpPeGr
aud snow cause. Il any ;!iere DE-. way szit
account should not be settled and approved
and FINAL disirihuiion made - prayed tor
Dated February l5ih. isy-.
JOHN o.. CCTf.EE.
Cicrs o. the Probate Court
By JOIN NEuEKEI Deputy. did
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-03-05

Our Muslin Underw scar sale viii
not take place until tie middle Of
February; T. will pay the Ladies to
wait forit- :. AUERBACIJ q BRO.