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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-18

County Uf salt I-aEe. -
/. John q. Caller. glers OF the Probate
Court in and for tlc y1Grlg1f salt Lake. N
the Territory % Titan. Lo hereby cgTsrfy
that the foregoing ls e. sG-i, -rue and cCsrer;
copy 81 order % show cause why ossel
OF sale OF real estate should not De- maGc In
Oilire.
In witness whereof 7 hITc bsr0gn-1 SCI:
ms hand and a.3Vrf the seal O. said Court
tins 18th day Ed! Nay. =. u. l--ls
SEAL JOHN &. CUTLER
tiT C'Crb % the Probate Court
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Nothing In the widc world 80 GooS

/ was aillicigl with Kinney lis
ease. Or. EcnUg!y's FIyOTitt
Remedy, Of EOuduuT, :. " say
il with = perfect recollection II a!
that W3sG0Ue for me besides, Il i ID,
only thing that gave me per
m4Ueut relief / have recommends,
this medicine 10 many people ful
kidney disease ami they all agree
"a saying that II ha- not its equal II
the Wide world 10Y this con plant
- Lyman Crawlr.i, Druggist
Springfield, Mass.
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PURSUANT TO An ORDER or SAID
Court n said matter, notice is here Iiy
gwen that W Wednesday. the 18th davaT June.
y u. le.-i. AZ u O'Clock a. n, At TIE County
InuTt House m salt Lake City, TITAN
Territory, IN the Court E1ora Of zaij. Court,
has been appointed the time and place
lrF the hearing Of Ueiitlrn OF lIzuu1 h
khrnEren and y. J. Grunlund. PRAYING for
TIE admission to probate OF q certlIn doe.
ui-ient thereNith pr sonici. purpOrsinE to
Re the last Wil and Testament ID John
ElrnEren, deceased, when and where all
person. interested may gppear ar a @ pose
the probate a. -lid yiii, or she granting OF
letters test entlry % y. = Gruriunu. ~
prayed Tor % sad petition.
"a witness whereof. nave hr-puuta set
nay hand and afiNed the sgal OF saIr Court
this 9Th dav Of June, :. %. leo
SEAL JOHN {. CUTLER.
L----- o. H. -
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THE BEST SALvE IN the world FOL
Cuts, Bruises, SORES, UiceE, salt
Raeum, Fever Sorts, Tc:ieg, chap,
ped hands, Chiillniis, Corns, ami
all Stiu E1Ip;ious, AID positively
cures ri.es- or no e. required. j.
is guaranteed 20 give perfect salts
faction. or money rounded. Price
y cents pee box. Fer sale ry =. c,
smith & Go.
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IHILLIAN L.Nli.LEE.TU GUARDIAN
Of ghs person ard c-tate OF Prank y.
Miller. = minor. having l.gd his petition
herein. duly verified. praying for IN order oi
sale OF e portion II the real estate % sal1
minor for the purpose therein set forth. .
i therefore ordered 10y the Jud-c OF SAID
Court, that the next Of Ain and all per
sons interested IN the estate o. said minor,
appear before the said Probate Court On
Thursday, the 35ih day Of june. l,'s1, q
10 O'Clock IN the forenoon Of sid day,
a. the court room ut said Pnuu4.c
Court .; The County Court House,
in The City and County u salt Lake, Utah
TERRITORY. 20 EEuw cause why an Irics
should not be granted % the said guardian
. sell 60 much % Tie real estate q
the said mIHoT ag pirate s.ie -s snail
&c ncccs slTy, E7sI that a copy OF tus- order De
published % least four ~u-Ce5 -Iyc weeks
IN the DEsEBEI EvgsrSs NEWS, q nrg-s-
paperpuntCd and published N aid ci-Y aad
county.
Dated Mzy I9ih, lslR.
e.. ". EAETCT.
Probate gulEe.
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LEGAL NOTICE
n the Probate Court m and FOR salt Lake
County, Territory VI Utah
In the matter Of the Estate OF
Alexander UfI. Dceaarrl

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
~ lleNander H. Hl.l and George ..
White, Executors %; tie estate Of Alexander
hlll, deceased. have rendered Tor s--rs.
ment, ana nlcu IN said tulrt. their gnal
account Of IhgIr mlni-Lratiou 81 saII -
tate and petition 80 full distribution aT TIE
rcslcne o. SAID estate among the persons
enutlcd thereto, ami that "Wednesday. th,,
IN DAY o. July. 4 ID. $50. ~ 10 O'Clock
A. N. ~ the court room 81 sid Cuurf.
n the County Court House. sal. axe
City and County, Utah TERRITORY. haE been
duly appointed by the JUdse oil I'D court
fer the settlement OF szid ecrSuut and
hearing sE'd petition for Distribution. =.
which tine and place any person inter
ested IN sald estate may appear and show
cause, II any there Ice. WY sid account
should not he settled and approved and final
disrlbatlon made ~ prayed Tor.
Dated jane sth. l5s'.
JOHN O.. CUTLER,
u CLERK 81 Tire Pr8iaia court
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!. ". BARTCH,
Probate JudFe
TERRITORY OF UTAH.
Euurf- of s.If Ta1=a So

County Of salt Lake. S.
!, John &. Cutler. clerk OF the Probate
court n and for the County OF salt lake,
N the Territory OF Utah, DO hereby certify
mat the foregoing Is 4 fun, true and cor
ryct copy OF order appointing tine and
pace 70 hear p-tition Tor orner OF sale Of
-. s1'iS IN me matter OF the estate OF
Anna Il. Bale. deceased, as appears Of
record in my el6ce.
n witness whereof, have hereunto set
az hand and Affixed the seal OF said
Ceuit. this 9Th day Of June. A. d. lssa.
sd JOHN @. CUTLER.
dtw Clerk Of the Probate Court.
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TEHurorr or Ur,u.

I, John g. Gutter. rIsrE ~ trg Probate
Court, 10 and Cor fhe County uf salt lake
IN The Territory % Utah. do hereby certify
that the foregoing D. a tall, true and corrceI
,ory Of ordertn SHOW cause "a the guardian.
ship u Walter o. Miller. a minor. a- ap-
peIrs Of record lu my OIlcc.
In witness wheel have hCrcuutn zst
my hand and affixed a." seal 81 sand court.
t!ll- .slh day Of slIy. : u. l--I
HuHN e. CT'TIFE
sal. CLERK oi the Probate Court
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate Of Clara l. J. N0ang. Deceased.
NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN EY TIE
~ undersigned, Executors OF the I1st
VIII and Estate % Clara l. ,. Young. de-
ceased. 20 the creditors OF. and ali persons
having claims against the szIG deceased
20 exhibit them with the Necessary vouchers.
Wlinln ten months after The rrst publication
Of this notice. q the said ert.ru or. III -
South Main street, salt Lake CITY, IN ne
County II salt Lake.
Dated March 18th, i-qo.
IS. ". RITTER
y. \. JONES
Executors Of tho last sill ana estate Of
Clara l. J. Young deceased. tl1au "a
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VINCENT sFURTLIFF AND SOLOS
' Fosterthc Administrators Of the Estate
OF anna L. Bale. deceased, having fled
tHeir petition herein, daily verified, PRAYING
Tor an order uf sale OF all or a PORTION 81
the real estate o. sad deCedent, for the
purposes therein set forth. 10 Is therefore
ordered by the judge Of said court, that all
persO interested IN the estate Of said
deceased. appear before the sa'd Probate
I"uri on Ne''uesday, the oh day Of July,
l-iN,2t loo'clCck IN the forenoon Of SAID day,
az tie Court Room Of said Pnobste Court. al
the County Court House in the Civ and
county Of SAT- Lake, Utah Territory, TO
show cause why an order should not be
granted 10 the said administrator. to sell 50
mzch Of the real estate Of the said de-
ceased Al private sale as shall be necessary,
and that a copy Of this order be published
Al least four successive weeks IN the DIS
Ei;Er svESING NEWS. a newspaper printed
and published in said city ana county.
Dated June 9Th, lsg0.
G. ". BARTCH,
Probate Judre
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We are now ready to promptly at
tend to the wants of all who are
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TKE GRIeae0, 49, E2LR.n : s.alEIa RsILWaY,

;ncludng Ines p-acas 3s: AID West OF the
Peoria Seize lioe S2cl island II 9ips2at1e,
SlogZ rails in pALoTAIe-ao-or ena5s
TO-.
toutaMe5t tom o-o- Llee.-- eace.te
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LEGAL NOTICE.

DIR. SAGE's CzTARREI REMEDY
cl-rcs tire worst clses. TO rultter Of how
long standing. 90 cents, by druggists
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In the Prcbate C-sfTt II she County OF
sat lAEe, Territory Of Utah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-18

In the Matter Of the Estate and Guardian
ship OF Frank n Miller, a minor.
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In the matter Of the estate OF Anna Il.
Bale, deceased.
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IL - Il 80

CEoGRAFHY OBTAIN
EoRnIAEIcN OF EEIs MAP OF
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NINCENT sFURrLIFF An snLn

Order o. show cause WHY order Of sale Of
real estate should not be made.
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NOTICE. 10 CRsnIInRs-
90 Of Thona. Adsln.. pesea.e.

III ~ sTI17s I7l-l-sIIs
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN EY THE
- undersigned. Administrator Of N
estaie OF Thomas Adkins, deceased. 10 The
ere iiiors OF. and AL persons having
Gains against the said deccas q. 20 exhibit
them Win the Necessary yOUchers, within
four months after the lsst pub j. alton 81
this notice, 70 the said Administrator, at
his Office on Main Street, salt Lake CITY. in
the County Of salt Lake.
Dated May 36th. lS1.
CIR SAVAGE.
Administrator OF the Estate OF Thomas
Adkins, deceased.
CIV. sTATNEE. Atty for estate doaw 5w
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order 20 show cause why order % ale ul
real estate sbcul'i not be made.
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CWLIANLmLLFR.TmEGUAEnIA

Order l. SHOW cause WHY Order Of sale Of
Real Estate should not be made
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LEGAL NOTICE.
IN the Probate Court % tlc County VI salt
Lake, Territory OF Utah.

In the matter uT 'a. estate and guardian
-kip o; Waiter +. Mailer. a amor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-18

Pullman Palace ami Buae; Sleeping Cas-
on ali Through Trans.
horton Eec!In n- Chair Cars between 81:
Lake and ogden on Trains and >.
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Nctice Of time and place for thc hearing OF
petition for admission 10 Probate u VIII.

In the matter Of The Estate Of John
EhrngTen. deceased.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In The Probate CoGrt OF the County Of SAIL
Lake, Territory Of Utah
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Going Yves

Throurh Mixed dairy lex. sunday sic AIN.
Eor Garfield Beach. daily 1a.l5 a m, lo'
D. n. e.g5 p. n. 10 p. M, $50 p. m
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LOCAL TRAINS TO BINGHAM AND

LE.>alt Lake - an Nv. Wasltch 20 % a IA
AT ,,lugaan s-l5 am ~ bingham rs p N
Ar Wasatch s.Ii am Ar.salt t.sEe4.a0 nm
Train runs 10 wasairh olly on Monday
Wednesdays and saturday,
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t.ai tGa.fa! RalTsv.
Time Card in Effect cay %, 1890,
Passenger Trains Leave and Arrive
at salt Lake City, and Park
City, Daily, as Follows:
SALT IsKF CITY
PARK CITY
PASSENGER RATES

between Sait lake CITY and Park Citv.
>Inzc Tgp. sea.
EgtWecH salt takr City and Park CITY
EuaEd Trip. $ O..
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In the Probate Court IN and for salt I.ako
County, Territory 81 Utah.
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ALL KINDS OF Ply REETED I

BUILDING ROCK AT arAHRr aR
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CURRENT Tine TABLE.
In Effect from & after May 4ih. 1890
EAST BOUHD ERAISs.


Leave salt Lake 2 % am. g.g5 am. 90 pm
4-u1 pm.
ArnVe Osaen q .H q. M. Io.5l q N. $40 PM.
.rH am
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From The West.
Through vINeG. daily lex Sunday SIS pm.
FROM tIarseld Beach. l2-l5 p. n, as p. m,
sion. IN. S s. p. IN, I0.i' p. m
Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-07

Pasqual rancho at any figure, but that
did not prevent the free discharge of
abuse to which he was subjected for
taking in the confiding members of the
Indiana colony. While real-estate
values have been in some Instances
pressed to an extreme point, the fact re-
mains that even their most toploftical
figures were regarded by people of sa-
gacity as reasonable, at one time. This
fact, considering that we still retain cur
climatic and other attractions, means
that, as soon as the present madness of
depression shall have passed, we shall
have the old rush, the old prices and the
old eagerness to secu~e poetical homes,
in which there will not only be the vine
and fig tree, the pomegranate and the
heliotrope and tuberose at all seasons of
the year, but the old opportunity of
turning a penny bv the sale OF improved
and beautiful honesteads, in which soil
and sun, flowers and vegetables at all
seasons of the year, shall play their
rarta
Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-07

IT LOOKS very much as if, according tc
the kilograms, there may be shortly a
locking of horns between Bismarck and
the Emperor Wilhelm on the line OF the
publication of the formers memoirs.
The telegraph has repeatedly indicated
that the emperor is threatening the val
ued friend of his grandfather. There is
something indescribably offensive in the
notion of this young sovereign daring to
hold rod over the utterances of the
creator of the mighty German empire.
The impertinence would be felt all over
the Fatherland, and the last man to give
such gross offense to the whole Ger
man race is, the young gentleman who
now figures in the role of the German
kaiser. Bismarck would not submit to
the indignity, and the whole world
would condemn it. 1t is perfectly safe
to say that it has never been offered and
never will be.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-07

AN ELEMENT OF great interest is about
to be introduced into the coming con-
gressional elections, according to
our dispatches today. The executive
committee of the late national silver
convention, which met at st. Louis
some months ago, have determined, in
the event that satisfactory silver bill
shall not pass the present congress, to
call great national silver convention,
which shall take measures to make the
congressional elections hinge on the sill
yer question. This, in our opinion, is an
excellent idea. The whole people OF the
west, the southwest and northwest, are
solid ON this silver question, and it will
be made an issue of national moment.
This action is OF course contingent upon
the measure which shall be fabricated
by the present congress. ii the bill
which is now in course of incubation
shall prove satisfactory there will be no
need for this somewhat revolutionary
partizan action.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-07

Mr.. BLAND, the creator of the silver
measure known as the Bland bill, is not
satisfied with the bullion redemption
bill favored by Mckinley and his Re-
publican associates in the house. The
judgment OF this sterling friend of silver
may be well regarded. In the senate
there was also some inconsequent dis
cussion on silver, in which Plumb, OF
Kansas, avowed his devotion to free
coinage The most interesting feature
of the discussion in both houses was the
announcement by Dorsey, of Nebraska
that if Mr.. Harrison and his secretary
of the treasury had purchased and
coined the maximum amount OF silver
contemplated by the Bland bill they
would both have been much more popu-
lar than they are now. The people OF
the United States are ready to eXclaim,
most heartily, "Amen" to this declara-
tion of Mr.. Dorsey.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-07

WHEN it comes to a consideration of
this lower country, the wonder is that
it should have been arrested even
momentarily in its ascent to its rightful
status in the United States. Away back
i'll 1873 DR.. Griffin had the presumption
to sell one-half of what was then known
as the San Pasqual rancho for eight dol
lars and half an acre. At various
times after this sale, which was de-
nounced by the old "mossbacks' as an
outrage on the stranger within our
gates, this land sold at $3.50, 81 800, and
even as high as $150,OOO an acre. The
old doctor, who is still hale and hearty
amongst us, has doubtless often kicked
himself for selling any portion OF the San
Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-07
FOY TOY SING.
An Attempt to Keep Her from Going
Awav,

Away.
A few days ago, Foy Toy Sing, young
Chinese girl, and the wife of Charley All
Him, sought the protection OF the police,
as her owner had ill-treated her, and as
another woman, also claiming to be the
wife of the same Chinaman, appeared a
day or two later and claimed a like
privilege, it was decided by the author
tiles that the best course to pursue un-
der the circumstances was to send the
younger Chinawoman back to San Fran
cisco. Accordingly Miss Worley, OF the
San Francisco Chinese Mission, came
down and was about to return with her
charge on the 10: 40 train last night,
when Foy Toy Sing was arrested on the
cars by Deputy Constable Dan Lynch on
a warrant issued by Justice Lockwood
charging her with grand larceny. An
attempt was made to abduct the child
during the scuffie and excitement on the
cars at the depot, but Miss Worley and
her charge were escorted to the county
Jail by Detective Bosqui and both re-
mained there for the night, much to the
chagrin of crowd of heathens who fol-
lowed them up from the depot.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-07

THE news reaches us from Death val
ley that developments OF ore of very
promising description are reported from
that section. The HERALD for some
months back has prepared its readers
for such developments. On his last visit
to Los Angeles Senator John p. Jones
told the writer that he and his partner,
Mr.. d. O. Mills, had made extensive pur-
chases in that region, and that sensa-
tional developments would be shortly
recorded therefrom. These announce
ments of new ore discoveries
must be taken in connection with the
recent declaration that the Carson and
Colorado railway is shortly to be ex-
tended to connection with transcon-
tinental railway. In other words, that
it is to be pressed past Keeler to juno
tion with the Utah Central branch Of the
Union Pacific railway. We fearlessly
assure our readers that great railway de-
velopments, in the interest of Los An
geles, are ahead for the immediate
fnfura 4sz "a "a
Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-07
PARROTS TALK.
They Frequently Give Away the Secrets
of the Family.
parts.

OF the + aHllly.
Parrots are dangerous birds to have
around where there are family secrets to
be kept. They are liable to give them
away just at the wrong time, yet there
are number of families in Los Angeles
which keep them as pets.
On Olive street there hangs cage con-
tanning one of these birds, which has
been placed out of doors since the warm
weather commenced. On Sunday gen.
tleman walked up the front steps, in
tending to call on the young mistress OF
the bird, and was about to ring the bell
when he heard a voice near by say,
"Now here's that horrid Mr.. - again
| hope he won't stay long"
AS the parrot called his name the gen.
tleman left, and has announced his in
tention of never calling there again.
On Hill street there hang two cages,
each containing parrot. These birds
give daily exhibition of how we'll some
mother is training her boy. One ot
them can be heard to call out at any
hour of the day, in a shrill tone OF voice
"Georgie, come here"
The other Immediately replies, in a
gruf, angry voice:
I'm minute"
After these calls have been repeated
several times the parrot with the gruh
voice ends the conversation with the
words:
''Shut up; Pm coming"
Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-07

The Los Angeles HERALD is the Demo
cratic paper of the Pacific coast. Let all
Democrats remember this and subscribe
for the paper at once. 1t will be useful
during the campaign. Booths Bazoo.
The legend runs to the effect that he
who bloweth not his own bazoo, the
same shall not be blown. Dr. Booth is
blowing another's bazoo, to-wit, ours,
and he is doing it well, soulfully, force
fully, and, above all, truthfully.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-07
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Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-07

YESTERDAY was the anniversary OF the
great Seattle fire; and promptly on the
hour at which they closed a year ago,
the business houses reopened. This is
an instance of American pluck. 1t is
the old story of 'never say die;' or, to
employ the Latin euphemism, it is new
case, with American instance, Of nil
desperdndNm.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-07
NOTICE. NOTICE. NOTICE.
Smokers, Attention

To be given away free on Saturday,
June 7th:
Ten thousand 100000 Grand Republic
nickel handmade cigars, all long Havana
filled, between the hours of II and |
O'Clock, at Max Roth's cigar stand, cor
ner First and Main, and between the
hours of and O'Clock in the
evening at the Nadeau House cigar
stand
Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-07
AuctiOn-LiYe A Stool,

Saturday, June 9TH, 10 a. M, Beeson
& Reed have number of good roadsters
and work horses, cows, b,lggies, wagons
and harness, at yard, l20 n Broadway.
Ben o. RHoADEs, Auctioneer.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-07
SATURDAY, JUNE I, 1890.

GOVERNOR HILL yesterday signed bill
exempting editors and reporters from
jury duty. AS the governor has been a
hard-working newspaper man in his
time, he probably knows howit is him
Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-07
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recommend them. My hair is restored as good
as ever, and so is my eyesight / know of
Others who have received great benefit from
their use.
MRS, ROSA KELLY. Rockwell Citv Iowa
Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-07
PaHannaI.

Mr.. Bernard Dubourdieu wishes to let his
friends know that he has returned to his home
at 1913 st. Johns street, and has entirely re-
covered from his late sickness