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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-03-06
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While the columns OF the Graphic
are open to any and all uHohjection-
able advertisements, yet 1t is quite
impossible for us to speak knowing
ly of the merits Of the various arti-
cles OF merchandise advertised.
Particularly is this true Of patent
medicines. But there are exeep-
tons occasionally, and n noteworthy
exception Is the celebrated Cham
b, rlain's Cough Remedy. This now
univenal y known n Q licine has
bsen advertised in the Graphic for
four or five years, but not until
recently had We any personal
knowledge Of its wonderful efficacy,
which has come about through the
prevailing Influenza and the stub
horn cough that has 50 often attend.
Ell it. In the writer's family this
medicine has, on several occasions
this winter, cured u cough that
haffied any and all other remedies;
and the number OF families in KIM
hall and vicinity, in which tsis
remedy has been used with like
effects, attests TO its. value as n
specific for coughs and colds Of
every nature. For sale by z. c. NJ.
/. Drug Department. DDS.
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DESERET EVENING NEWS.
-
Thursday. March ., 1890.
FRAGMENTS,

PURSE found. Apply 10 DR.. Muir
tily. Blyth Building, Second South
street. See advt.
THERE are messages at the West.
ern Union office for Cary Bros. (
Co, +. =. M8rEcn sad NJ. NJ. Mil.
IeE. IS.
FOR the nex+ three evenings and
= saturday rnltIaee Towards lates;
-sGcSess, "Shensndoah, ~ will be pre-.
pcEteI ii TIRE Opera House.
CssRK Jos. +. BACHs. Of H.,.
Sapreme Court, has invested in a
phonograph, which is IN successful
operation in his office i'm the
Wasatch Block.
tbs funeral Of the late Mrs. G. Z.
NclIibi;n, formerly AIrs. Joak
Lawrence, will take place at u. m.
~ Sunday, from the residente of
kl.t son-in-law, Mr.. NJ. c. Fox.
THE week opened gentle with
frlst and snow turning To rain, but
the storm is Isct over. There soon
will be Wild, high winds, and a
heavy fsy Of snow, drifting badly;
=Ao cold and frosty weather. I ex.
gsr< tire change 10 set in tonight.
THOMAS WEIR.
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At the Theatre.

n few minutes ate, the Theatre
doors were th-own open last eveninp
the management found it necessary
10 put sp 8 notice Of standing room
only" for the consideration of hun.
drees Of people who Were crowdinO
coward the door but We're unable 10
gain admission to the building. A
glimpse at he inside OF the edifiee
was enoagh t. convince one that the
placard dill not convey even a fair
idea Of the Scene within; for there
~ere notonly no seats To spare, but the
Standing room was not Ciiscoverab,e
iheiam'beipgso greatthatitwas with
dlIllculty that holders of reserved
seat cSccks could elbow their wav 10
thels places. From parquette TO
thlu circle the building was packed
WITH people who had gathered 70
witness "Fantasma,. the chief of
spectacular productions. 1t wears
since "FantasalaS was first given
oe;ore a Salt Lake audience but
thememory Of the clever work then
done has remained, and was a large
factor in drawing the immenst.
audience Of last evening. There
nave been changes in the new pre-
senisdon. and while they are in the
same line as the features they
have Implanted, they are new
and decidedly attractive. The
mechanical cOntrivances are oDer-
sted with a precision and ease
that a-e wonderful. and produce
the most amusing effects. The
scenic effects are very BEAUTIFUL. that
representing the depths OF the sea
being particularly good. The rep-
tiles anG beasts are made 10 do their
work well, while every member of
'he company, whether as ghoul
Eiteh, fairy or mortal, Performed
their parts admirably. The audi
ence we're highly entertained
throughout the whole performance,
faltasma' VIII be given for the
last time this evening.
tomorrow evening B!ll Nye. the
humorist, will lecture at the The
atre.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
E.,ate Of john 7. Thomp.sp. peeea.e

Estate Of John T. Ihomps0n, Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ~ TIE
~ undersigned. Adiminl-trairlx, with Tho
viii annexed. % the Estate OF John T.
Thompson. deceased. TO the creditors Of
and all perrons having claims against the
said deceased. 20 exhibit them with thu
necessary vouchers, within four month,
aftsr the hrSt publication Of this notice, O.
the aid Administrative. At the oiice OF
Isaac ". WaddeH. attorney. eserei
National Rank Building. salt Lake CITY, 10
the County OF Salt Lake. L. T.
Dated February sist, isaO
MARY ANN 2. THOMPSON.
Administrator. with the VIII annexed. OF
the Estate OF John T.. Thompson. de-
ceased. { oaw jN
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Clearing House.

A clearing house organization
was effected last evening, at meet.
ing held in the Deseret Nat,on.i
banH building. The officers elect.
81 are; President, J. E. Doo,er.
Vlce-president, l.. 5. Hills sscrs;
tsry. 81 f Cummings, Ms 80
F. DoOley, l.. 5. Hire, w : e., : =
cIlnleh; l. X. JDpes and NJ. J
committee. '"e Aecei'i 1--WE
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March q. 90. 7

Committee on judiciary reported
back II. F. 10, relating 10 liens tc
mechanics and others without re.
communication, owing to lack OF
time to fully examine the bill.
Adopted.
Committee on judiciary reported
similarly ON II. F. 80, to secure to
ranchmen, tavern-keepes and other
netsoDs liens on personal property.
Adopted. y.
Conference committee on c. F. 8,
providing for the destruction Of GER
tain wild animals and birds, recon-
mended that certain Council amend
ments lie receded from, and that
certain House amendments be con-
CURED in. The bill passed as
amended on Recommendation Of the
conference committee.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate OF Charles Thomas. Deceased.

NOTICE Is HEREBY SIvFS BY THE
~ undersigned. Administration % II,
h.stsfe 81 Charles Thomas. deceased, TO n,
creditors %, arr al persons having claim,
against the said deceased. 20 exhibit then
With the necessary vouchers. within ten
rnufhs aftcr TIE frat publication o. ihi,
notice, u the said Administrator. At the
Office OF 1ssar u. wafdeli, attorney. Dese
ret iiabk Buiidug. salt Lake CITY, in th'
County Of salt Lake, U. T.
Dated February sist. Is7o.
WILLIAM ROBERTSON.
Administrator Il tie Estate ~ Charlie
Thomas. deceased d oaW 5w
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YOUNG BROs' REMOVAL.
A Cheap sale OF Organs and Piano.
in ronaeanencc.

Young Bros, agents Of the vel
known Domestic sewing machines,
have removed from their old stand,
3s Main Street, TO make way for
the erection OF their new block, and
will hereafter be found further
down the street, at No. 56. Lack OF
room has necessitated 2 reduction In
their stock of organs and pianos,
and purchasers will fad some bar
gains in these instruments by call
ing at once.
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PROVIDING FOR VISITORS.
A Bureau or Information at the
Chamber OF Commerce.

SALT LAKE CHAMBER OF CON-
MERGE, March 5, 1899.
To tie Cstiscns Of Sat Lake CITY:
The Chamber Of Commerce, in
order to ascertain whether or not
there were ample facilities at hand
for the properaccommodation Of the
thousands of strangers, vino have
but begun to turn their eyes toward
salt Lake, that this matter might
be properly undertaken, n commit
tee consisting Of w. II. Sells, c. +.
WantlanS and Secretary Gillespie
was appointed at Il recent meeting OF
the directors aud male n report to
that body on the evening OF March
3, as follows:
Mr. President and Directors Of The
SAT- LaEe Chamber Of Commerce.:
Gsntlemen-YOurs special commit
tee appointed to investigate the
matter OF accommodating iiie great
influx Of prospective citizens, in
vestors, health and summer resort
seekers and tourists, who have just
begun 10 pour into our city on every
train, aud who will require about all
of the accommodations We can afford
them, makes the following report:
After a careful investigation, We
fluid that already our leading hotels
have about all the transient business
they can handle, and are largely
occupied by regular boarders, who
are unable TO procure suitable apart
ments outside of the hotels. The
boarding and lodging-houseS, too,
are in q corresponding condition.
Many private residences have re-
lieved the situation by being thrown
open To roOmers who can furnish
satisfactory references.
1t is our opinion that If the sub
ject was properly presented to our
citizens there would be very many
who have never before rented rooms
in their homes, but would not be
averse to offering such accommoda-
tons at reasonable rates TO the many
genteel people Of the classes indi-
Gated who are daily arriving in the
city. l
In accordance with these facts and
our opInion on the same. we would
RESPECTFULLY suggest thai fine cham
nor of commerce onen in lis rnons
Al once. n bureau of informstion'
where our citizens can leave ON file
with the secretary, written memo |
randum giving full particulars con-
rerning the rooms which they will |
be willing to rent 10 persons who |
IAN furnish references and where
such persons seeking rooms can oh
ain comfortable accommodations.
In procuring rooms and roomers
he secretary will use his hest iueip-
nent, but no one is expected to take
iuch selections as made unless they
ire perfectly satisfactory to all con-
,erned. Parties sending in Lists OF
'ooms will please answer the follow
NJ questions: Price per week
" month for one and for TWO what
ex preferreds 2-In residence or
'osiness oiocH &C., nu,noer
~ v ;1ons n 80 -. nat MOI
E.,- =, . 80 80 Lan
risaS 7WRoon,s :, lit os;,Nins
pa,b aud D,o,iern n; S ,nro y, 1,n
-Pr;ca u,itt o1d a-itiin'', s hoenJ :
- o,tar raor,arE =, e. Lo.,u,ss
We snggest that ali tba JaiIr
,.nars he reo,,esteJ to nnl,iisb a III
. he issued py the presiIent Of the
of Commerce m The citi1
ans m Salt Lake CITY reonestinr
han, 70 comnIv wifi H. s,,9rast is
80
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HOUSE

niarch D, pm.
c. +. IS, relating to the classifica
ton and government Of cities, cam
up on third reading, and, pendin.
the perfecting Of some Of Its features
it was recommitted and made specia
order for tomorrow.
H. F. 65, the mine easement bill
came up on third reading, and wa.
amended and passed.
II. +. 81, creating a Territorial
statistician, came up on third read
ing, was slightly amended and
passed.
II. F. SO, for the protection OF
stock growers, was read the third
time, and lost for lack Of one vote.
II. F. 80, attaching a strip OF
Sewer County to Sanpete, was read
and passed.
II. F. rs, relating to the competi-
sation Of PROBATE Judges, was read
and passed under a suspension Of
the rules.
Greer from the committee on cleo
lions reported on II. F. s, Aliens
Australian ballot bill, recommend
ing its rejection on account Of pecu-
liar conditions existing here. The
bill was rejected by a party vote.
Thurman introduced n memorial
to congress relative tn q deep water
harbor on the coast Of Texas. Com
mittee on memorials
Ferry presented n petition from
the bank presidents and officers of
Utah, asking n bounty on sugar.
The speaker suggested that the
petition should go to the Council,
which rejected the bill passed by
the House, giving bounty for home
made sugar. Ii was sent to the
Council.
Adjourned.
March G, 2 pm.
Melville presented a petition from
the assessor of Millard County, ask
ing relief on account of uncollectable
taxes. Claims committee.
kimball, from the committee on
Penitentiary and reform school,
reported on that part Of the Cover
nOr's message relating to the reform
school. and G. +. a., upon the same
subject, recommending the passage
OF the bill with amendments offered
by the committee. Adopted.
Lund, from the committee on
reported favorably on G.
F. IS, creating Grand County.
Adopted.
The Council substitute for II. F.
So, which gave TO Emery County
Winter Quarters precinct, was IA
reported by the same CON-
mittee. 1t defines anew the boun-
iaries Of Emery County, and
passed.
Thurman, from the judiciary COM
nittee, reported favorably on the re-
port OF the committee on compila-
ion, presenting a joint resolution |
or the adoption Of the compilation.
The resolution Oh. j. II. 81 was
greed to, under a suspension Of the
'ules.
Thurman, from the same commit
ee, reported adversely on ii. +. S.,
to claims against the estates
4 decedents. Adopted, and the bill
vas rejected.
He also reported adversely on ii.
;. 81, requiring notarial commits
ions to be recorded. Adopted and
he bill was rejected.
He also reported favorably on II.
:. SIS, relating TO The release Of con-
racts affecting real estate.
He alsD reported favorIbly on II.
;. So, which was filed for second
He also reported adversely on II.
:. so, to enable poor persons TO
law suits. Adopted and
he bill was rejected.
He also reported on c. J. II. .,
the purchase and dis
OF Utah Reports, offering
Institute which was adopted and
asSed under suspension Of the
lles.
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Mr.. Samuel Hamer, OF this city,
was before Commissioner Greenman
today, the charge against him being
unlawful cohabitation. He pleaded
guilty, and gave $1,000 bonds to
await the grand jury's action. Mr..
Hamer's wives also gave bail. They
are to appear at 10 a. M. tomorrow,
as witnesses, before the grand in
QUESTION.
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" ants to Know.

Mr.. Heber J. Dale, +. o. Box
s5o, Brazil. Clay County, Indiana.
wishes to know the whereabout.
AMI address Of Fred. b. Eyerett
formerly of Yorkshire, England,
Direct as above. NM
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All medical authorities agree that
catarrh is no more nor less than al
Inflammation Of the lining mem
brane OF the nasal air passages,
Nasal catarrh and all catarrhal
affections OF the head are not dis
eases Of the blood, and II Is n serious
mistake to treat them as such. No
conscientious physician ever at
temps to do 30. II is held by emin-
ent medical men that sooner or
later n specific will be found for
every disease from which human
ity suffers. The facts justify us In
assuming that for catarrh at least n
positive cure already exists in
Ely's Cream Balm.
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To make way for the erection Of
their new store, Hardy, Young q
Co. will remove their goods to II Z
First South St.-half block east Of
Deseret National Bank-where they
will Re ready for business on the Isl
Of March. They will he pleased &c
have all their old customers con
tiuue their patronage. and will vel.
come and treat well all the new
corners who viii favor them with
their custom.
HARDY, YouNG 4 Co,
dtf IL Z. First South st.
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DfnutY RrgiSfrarS
The Utah Commission have made
the following appointments Of DC, :
MY registration officers:

The Utah Commission have made
the following appointments Of dc,
MY REGISTRATION officers:
BOX ELDER COUNTY.
Box Elders. l.. Ginespie.
Bear River-James Ryan.
Calls Fort-O. Barnard.
Curlew-M. ID. Ochiltree.
DeweyvilIe-John Gerned.
Grass Creek-Nathan Eager.
JunctiOn-Charles Cost.
kelton-G. T. Rogers.
p Malad-Ed. +. Spencer.
Mantua-Hans Rasmussen.
Portage-John Kelley.
Promnntory John Derby.
Plymouth-A. NJ. Pierson.
Park-William Callahan.
Terrace-L. w. Perry.
Willard-W. d. Silvey.
SALT LAKE COUNTY.
salt Lake City, First Precinct
w. J. Lynch.
salt Lake City, Second Precinet
w. l.. Hughes, H. F. Evans.
salt Lake City, Third Precinct
George Lambourne.
salt Lake City, Fourth Precinct
Fred Kesler.
; ut Lake City, Fifth Precinct
K =. Olfenbach, d. c. Eiehncr.
b'g CottonwO01-James Spillett.
butler-Nincent Shurllif.
BLUFF Dale-Joseph Michel.
Draper-James Mickleson.
last Mill Creek-James Young.
Granite-JacksOn Jones.
R;vertOn-Orrin p. Miller.
south Cottonwood - James W.
Cahoon.
pnion-Phillip J. Stone.
Hingham-Hugh c. Ledgerwood.
Farmers Ward-Henry Qusyle.
Granger-M. d. Cook.
hunter-Cieorge Canning.
Little CottOnwoOd-F. Rettich.
Mil Creek-H. :. ShurtliT.
Mountain Dell-lVilliarn Roach.
North Jordau-John G. Ruap.
. Silver. I, Monk.
Sugar House,. :. Thomson.
Slndy-H. p. johnson.
south Jordan-Samuel Jackson.
West JOrdan-Joseph Mills, Jr.
Fort Northumberland Kuph-
albt.
sASPETE COUNTY.
Mount Pleasant-A. A. Cahoon.
Ahner johnson, a. 7. Oman.
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Ogden Dep.rtm+nL

The NEWS can now lie had every
evening, ut 5:l5, at the new :
stand Of the Union Depot, or at the
Ogden News depot, S2I Twenty
fourth Street, few doors east Of the
Post Office; also from Dalton, Nye
K Cannon, Main Street, or il viii h
delivered at your residence the same
evening by applying to Mr.. Scot;
Anderson, NEWS agent in Ogden
CITY,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
E,tAte of Ellen b. HAiEat. deceased

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN By TIL
~ undersigned. Administrator OF Tho
Estate OF Ellen q. HaiZht. deceased, 20 tho
creditors Of, and all persons having claims
against the sain deceased. 20 exhibit then
with the necessary vouchers, within ten
month"; after the frs; publication Of thi.
notice. tn the said administrator. 1t No. 81
s.wtst Temple street. salt Lake City.in ths
County af salt Lake. Utah.
Dated February SIN. isso
FULTON HAIGUT.
Administrator Of Ellen b. Hairht dereazei
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NOTICE. 10 CREDITORS.
Estate Of John Wilson. Deceased

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ undersigned. AdministratTix OF the
Estsie OF John Wilson, deceased. "a
the creditors Of. and all perssns having
claims against said deceased. to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers. with
IN ten months after the tirst rublcatior ~
this notice. 10 the said administrative al the
Law ofice OF James H. Movie. No. 20 South,
OF Sal; Lake.
MARGARET WILSON.
Administrator OF the Estate OF John VII
son deceased.
Dated March 5. 100. doag5w
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Insure Yonr Home with ST.

Buy an '.Auiomatic Safety Lamp
Bractei" at z. c. NJ. /. or at the
Equitable Coop, and save your
home from destruction.
The Automatic Lamp Bracket will
double the light in a room and place
your lamp out Of the reach Of
danger.
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~ Gordon :. l;eckstesd. Administrator
q the Estste Of Henry Beekstead deceased
has rendered for settlement. and nied in
said Court. his fnal account OF his admins
t-atlOn OF said estate and petition for nnal
distribution Of the residue q said estate
among the persons entitled thereto. and
that Saturday, the 18th day Of March. A. u.
$50. al 10 O'Clock A. m. at the court room
OF said COuri. IN the iCOuntv Court House.
salt Lzke City and County, Utah Territory.
has been daily appointed by the Judge OF
saih Court for the settlement Of said ar
eouHt and hearing sand petition for distri-
button, At which time and place any person
Interested in said estate may appear and
show cause. Il any there BE, why said ac-
count should not be settled and approved
ard Anal distribution mace As prayed for.
Dated February goth. lss0.
JOHN c CUTLER.
d9W Clerk II the Probate Court
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A rather pompous minister once
met p t. Barnum, the circus man.
aSer, and said TO him: sAir Par
mum, You and have met before on
the temperance platform. and /
hoee We shall meet in heaven. ,:
we shall, " replied Barnum. conf
GeGtly, "if you're there.''
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Electric Light in Rome.

An Anglo-Ronan company has
un4ertaken to light Rome by cleo
Iricity- The plant is to be set IN at
ilSoll, 1t is sail, and power supplied
Sy water there, the current then
u'eins transmitted by overhead
wires TO the city itself. and through
Guy the city by overhead wIrcs for
y ~ PIC Iightng and by subways for
tae lighting Of private houses ~
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90 Year. Among theIsdian.

ID. w. Jones' Book, with above
title, a narrative Of personal expert
ence, Of thrilling interest, is now
published, and will lie delivered to
subscribers during next 10 days. 81
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We are now ready to promptly at
tend to the wants of all who are
needing Hardware, Stoves. House
Furnishing Goods, Etc. Our prices
are sure to suit. Our goods are
sure to please, and if you will pay
us visit it will afford US pleasure
to meet you whether you buy or
not, and you may see just what you
have been looking for a long time.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Charlotte Haiyorsen. Adminisgratri1
Of the estate OF John A. Halvorscn. de.
ceased. has rendered for settlement. and
hled in said Court, her final account of her
administration OF sBid estate and petition
or final distribution OF the residue Of said
estAie among the pc sons entitled thereto,
and thai Thursday. the 9Th day 81 Msr-h,
A. D. is9n. az 10 o'clSck q. m, at the s'ourt
Room o; said Court, in the County Court
House, salt Lake Ciiy and County, Utth
Territory, has been duly appointed =v the
Judge % said Court for the settlement 81
said account and hearing said petition for
distribution. at which time and place aay
person interested IN said estate may appear
and show cause, II any there he. Why said
account shauli not lie settled and approved
and hnal distribution made as prayed for.
Dated February 25th. ls9o.
SEAL John c. CUTLER,
Clerk % the Probate Court
by JoHS l. SEBEKER.
Deputy. DIV
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LEGAL NOTICE
In the Probzte Court IN and for salt LAKE
County, Territory OF Utah.
In the matter OF the Estate Of John
eMan.nn- n..ca.s.el-


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAI
~ edward \. Sweuzon. Administrator OF
tie estate % john Swenson. deceased. has
rendered for settlement, and hled In SAID
court. his Small account OF his administra.
ton 81 said esta:e and petition fo- fuai
distribution ot tie residue OF said estate
amonE the persons entitled thereto. and
ih1t Thur day. the 9Th d1y Of March, ~ ID.
$50. ~ 10 o'clock a M. a. the ciuri
room of snid Court. in the county Ccuri
House, salt lake CITY and County, ttan
Territory. has been duly appointed hy the
Judge % sand Court fer the settlement ui
laid account and hearing sAiG petition for
distribution. az which time and place any
person interested In said estate may appear
and show cause. u any there be. why ssic
account shollh not be settled and approved
and hnal distribution made as prayed for.
Dated Februsry 18th. is2,'.
JOHN a.. CUTLER.
Clerk OF the Probate Court
Re join NEBEKER Deputy. did
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate of John Larsen. Deceased.

E-l-t1 u JUN l@AFrcns Deccaseu-
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. BY THE
~ undersigned, Administrator of the
estate Of John larsen deceased, 10 the
creditors OF. and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, TO exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers. within ten
months after the first publication OF this
notice. 70 the said administration, At No. a.
Main Street. salt Lake City, IN the County
OF salt Lake. Utah Territory.
Dated February .th. ls9o.
ID. u. HOUTZ,
Administrators the Estate Of John Grssn,
dcce-i- Ell 4 laN5t