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ROYALTY Is DISTRESS.

In the afternoon he was arraigned
before the military authorities at
the central bureau. In response to
an inquiry as to the objects and pur-
poses of his visit TO France. he said
that having attained his majority,
he had come to France 10 place him.
self at the disposal Of the military
authorities THIS dash Of audacity
is regarded as very happy stroke,
and is sure to make friends for him,
for gallant French boy vino wants
to take the chances for CONSUMPTION
is somewhat unusual and captivat-
Ing figure to appear in. But this
did not touch the sensibilities of the
hard-hearted authorities, and NJ.
Constans, minister Of the interior,
ordered the duke to be held In Gus
tOdy. The further disposition Of the
case will, Of course, depend upon
whether 1t Is discovered that there
was any plot or any royalist move
ment behind this incident.
Everybody in Paris remembers
that the royalists of France were
at a given moment ready TO rise,
but that Henry V. obstinately would
not face the peril Of placing himself
at their head. The people are now
asking themselves the question
whether the young prince has now
come into the land Of his fathers in
response to similar invitation. This
is the only view in which the case
has n serious phase. Aside from
this it seems only a mad boyish
prank. Nobody just now is likely
to be very fierce about the pranks Of
n boy who is related to all the royal
families in Europe and whose grand
mother was Of the house Of Neck
lenburg-Schwerin.
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LnmentabIe Accident.

SAN Francisco, Feb. 7.-Presi-
dent Fulda, Of the California Ath-
letic Association, John Ferguson,
director, and Frank Rehffee were
chatting together in a saloon this
evening when the latter picked up
shotgun standing near. The gun
was accidentally discharged and the
full load entered Ferguson's spine,
some few shots seeming TO pass
through his body and into Fulda's
face. The wounds Of the latter are
slight, but Ferguson may die.
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CHEAP HOMES
IN MEXICO.

FoS yERr DESIRABLE LAHDo
Both Asr4s,lturL asd G,.za,s. n
Northern Chihuahzs. near Ccsc-y Dia,
Fnr full particulars. apply 70 Dsss.s1
NEWS csse, or W. Derby Johnson, ~,
Colony Dia-, Canton 0a.cAas. ChIhu.hsA
hsIino dEAztf
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THE FAMILY IGNORANT.

Later-The Duke of Orleans lately
resided at Lausanne, Switzerland.
He left there in company with the
Duke de Lyons. 1t is said that none
Of his family were aware Of his in
tention to enter France, and the
family are ignorant of any plans he
may, have had IL other than alleged
by himself when In custody. 1t is
also reported that he did endeavor to
enlist as a private soldier, but was
refused for some Informality in the
application. He finally wrote a po-
lite letter to De Freycinet to the eff
feet that he had no intention TO re-
main in Paris nor create difficulty,
that he was legally precluded from
holding any rank in the army, but
ambitious of the honor of serving
France as private soldier. Shortly
after this he was arrested.
Contradictory reports are afloat as
TO all the details of the case, and par
ticularly as to the report Of the abdi-
cation OF the Count de Paris. This
evening it is positively denied that
the Duke has any such document, or
that the Count de Paris has signed
any abdicstion.
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A short Programme.

WAsHiSGroN, Feb. I'm the
House, after prayer, the Speaker
stated that the journal clerk had
been busy in preparing the new code
Of rules for publication and that con-
sequently the Journal Of yesterdays
proceedings was not ready to be pre-
scented to the House. Therefore the
usuaLcontest over the approval did
not take place.
After the transaction of routine
business the House adjourned till
Monday.
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A Big Strike Fund.

= Boston, Feb. IA morning papel
stated, apparently on authority Of
the leaders Of the movement, that
there will be organized previous to
the eight hour movement Of May /,
n gigantic labor and financial ALI.
auce, within The ranks of the Ameri
can Federation Of Labor. 1t is pro-
posed to accumulate a joint strike
fund Of at least $3.50, 900 before May
S0th, to be placed at the disposal OF
any trade whose craftsmen are OF a
strike or locked out,
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Dentn ORD usxenbaels.

CHICAGO, Feb. T.-Dr. A. w.
Hagenback, for three years ply
stefan Of the Cook county lntirmary,
died recently in Pullman palace
car while en- route TO his old home
at Allentown, Pa. About three
years ago DR.. Hagenback's health
failed him and he removed to Cali
fornia, settling in Reb Cluff. He
grew worse and determined 10 re-
turn. About two weeks ago, &C
companied by his wife, he started
eastward.
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NOTICE
OF the Completion Of the ASSESS.
ment of Local Tax for the Ex'
tension of the watermains along
Third East street.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI
N the Assessor and Collector Of sab Laks
City has made and completed the list anc
plat pertaining TO local tax at the rate Of
fp-r nils per square foot. levied BY ths
City Ccin.l ~ salt lake City January 3let
1870. upon The fS.l0%IhE des-ribed lots OF
pieces OF ground namely
The south half OF lots and In bloch ~
plat b lot !, block IS. plat A. lots ,, :, Z and
), block So. plat y: lots I. 2, and :, bloch
81, t,st a, salt Lake City Survey. said tar
being for the estsnsson of the water mains
along the following Described route. namely
Beginnirg ten rods norm Of TIRE eornsr Of
Third south street and Third East street,
and running thence southwark along Third
East street one and one-quarter blocks 10
Fourth South street; also from the corner
Of Third South street and Third East street
one-hAlf block east and one half block west
on Third South street
said LIST and plat have been lodged in the
Office OF the City Recorder, No. .. City Hall
and will be open to inspection for period
Of ten days from and alter the 9TH day Of
February, A D. 1890, during which TINT
written appeals TO the Council for the cor
Tcctson OF the assessment may be fled vith
said Recorder, IN pursuance OF the ordi
nance in such case Provided.
IIEBER ". WELLS.
CITY Recorder.
SALT LAKE CIT. February srd, lsao.
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Admitte,, toR.u

CHICAGO. Feb. "A s1persedea,
was tonight granted TO ex-editol
James ]. West Of the Chicago
Times, sentenced few days ago 10
five years in the penitentiary for
fraudulently over issuing the stock
OF the Times company. Justice
Magruder, in granting the super
sedeas, made an order admitting
West to bail in $4,000 pending a
hearing on an affidavit for a writ of
error.
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Nothing letter than deception be expected from
company who will foist upon the public absolutely
pure food preparation which has its basis that harsh
caustic chemical carbonate Of ammonia. The origin of
ammonia filth, decOmposed animal and vegetable matter
and yet is being used leavening power in the Royal
Baking Powder.
1t decided by the National Food analysts that Dr.
Prices Cream Baking Powder the one they could
recommend to general Family USE being free from Ammonia
Alum, Lime and all drug faint.
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The sioux Reservation.

CHAMBERLAIN, 5. D.. Feb. IA
report was received this afternoon
that the proclamation opening the
Sioux reservation had been issued
and large numbers Of prospective
settlers Immediately left for the
west side Of the river. The city
was thrown into the widest excite
ment. The settlers, however, were
intercepted by Indian Agent
Anderson with the Indian police
and returned to the east side Of the
river. Major Anderson said this
evening that until definite and re-
liable information was received he
would exert every effort to resist
invasion by the settlers. For the
past few days settlers have been
arriving in large numbers. The
town is now filed with them.
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errat Storm I'M psnn,rlrnnin.

PfTTsBURG, Jan. T.-The worst
storm in senrs has been FACING
throughout western Pennsylvania
since noon today. Snow. hail, rain
and wind have been playing havoc
in this city. The SHOWS and slash
blockaded many Of the streets and
stopped street car traffic, while tele-
graph and telephone lines are break
ing down under the heavy weight
of Ice with which they are coated.
In the mountains the storm is rag
ing with terrific fury and reports
are coming in OF Serious damage to
property.
At Evansville large glass factory
was demolished by the wind. The
roof was blown Off and the two side
walls fell in. Charles T.. Barre,
general manager, and Mir. Burney,
one Of the firm, were instantly
killed and a workman badly in
iured,
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Hhi,esaud BIaek..

ST. LOUIS, Feb. T.-Informatior
received hete eats strife Is in pro
Sress among the workmen on the
Brierfeld, Bolton & Birmingham
railroad in Bib County, Alabama,
owing TO the employment Of negroes
by the contractors, and numerous
personal fights have occurred be,
tween the whites end blachs. Late
last night, while party OF whites
wefe passing through the woods to
their quarters, they were fired on
from ambush by land OF rohce1led
negroes and Two OF the whites in
stantly killed and three others seri-
ously wounded. The reCtoes fed.
The cafnps are remote from any
stations and definite information i.
difficult TO obtain.
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The ParneII Commission,

LONDON, Feb. THE Dahl
Telegraph says the report o: tn,
Parnell Commission will be pub
lished the first week Of the Parlia-
mentary session. 1t is precise and
vigorous in dealing with the for
geries, but finds it impossible to
ex0nerate Parnell from his failure
to separate political organizations
from organizations that were open
ly criminal,
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A saloon Row.

LATHRoP, NO., Feb. I'm spite
Of the local option law, two saloons
have been kept open in this city and
there are many disturbances there
in. One hundred ladies held IN in.
dignation meeting today and decid-
ed on a crusade. They marched on
the saloons, battered the windows,
demolished the fixtures and spilled
the liquors,
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The Leunox Hill Rank.

NEW YORK, Feb. THE follow
ing notice was on the door Of the
Lennox Hin Rank this tiiorning:
uOur affair are in such a shape that
the bank will probably open today
Covel, the examiner, said this
morning that he had in his posses
sion SS9S, 900 Of cancelled liabilities.
Conrad johnson was elected presi'
dent Of the LennOx Bill Bank this
Afternoon. II Is 10 be reopened.
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snow-,orm I'm Manitoba.

WINSIPBa, Man., Feb. THE
worst suowstorm in Manitoba for
many years has been raging the past
twenty hours. The main streets OF
the city are piled with drifts three
feet high. The schools are closed
and business is practically sIs-
pended. The trains from the east,
west and south are all late. The
wind is blowinga fearful gale, but no
fatalities are feared, as the Their
mometer is high.
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Troublesome students.

OroRro, Feb. THE students in
this city today made a demohstra-
ton in favor Of the poet author
Quental, president Of the Northern
Patriotic League. They became
riotous and smashed the windows
OF the leading social club because ii
had not expelled the Englishmen
belonging to 1t and had admitted
others.
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ARat,rand Accident.

CoSNELLsvILLE, Pa, Feb. T.
The through mail train on the Balti-
more & Ohio ran into snow bank
three miles east Of the Ohio line
this evening. The engine and a
combination postal and baggage car
went into the river. The smoker
followed half way. The engineer
and fireman were badly burned, but
probably not fatally injured. Bag
gsgemaster IngeIs was burned by a
car stove. A passenger named John
Lindsey, master carpenter Of the
road, was injured internally and
viii probably die,
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AT BUTTE, NoNTANl

The bill introduced In the House
today for a public building at Butte,
Montana, appropriates 500, 200.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court in znd To- salt Lake
County. Territory OF UtaE-
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Dlkuisaal.

NEW YORK, Feb. 7.-Recorder
Smythe has handed down a decision
dismissing the twenty indictments
against Thomas Kerr and twenty
against James A. Richmond for
bribery in connection with the
granting Of the Broadway railroad
franchise.
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NOTICE.

SALT LAKE CIT. February srd. I.ao.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate OF william v. Morris, Deceased
NrOrfCE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
N undersigned. Adninistr1tor, OF the
Estate Of William V. Morris. deceased, 20 the
creditors Of, ard all persons having claims
against the said deceased, TO exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers. within ten
months after the FIRST Publication Of this
nstice, 20 the said Administrator. n q
W. South Temple Street, Salt Lake CITY, in
the County OF Salt Lake.
Dated December 30th. iss1.
ELIAS MORRIS,
Administrator tie Estate OF Silliam v.
Morris. deceased COW 5w
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
E,,.,. o, Harriet TAFT. Decea.eS

TOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN By TIA
IN undersigned, Administrative Of the C.
tate Of HarrietTaft, deceased. 10 the ered
itors Of. and all persons having cisirns
AGAINST the SAID deceased. 70 exnl9it them
with the necessary vouchers, within ten
months after the lrst publication Of this no
tice. TO the said Administrafrix. a tie hsst
Third South street. SAlt Lake Guy, IN Tie
County OF Salt Lake. Utah Territory
Dated January 9Th, $50
EIIZABETH L WEBB.
Administrative Of the Estate Of Harriet az,
100000. oau 3w
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate Of james FairclOsgh. Deceased.

Estate Of James Fairclough, Deceased
TOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, Ell THE
IN undersigned. Administering Of the
Estate Of James Fairclough. deceased.
t. tie creditors Of, and all persons having
claims against the said deceased. TO exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers. within
-FOUR months after the 1rst publication OF this
notice. 70 the said ADMINISTRATIVE. AZ her
~ sidence, GA South Third West street. salt
Lake City, IN the County Of salt Lake, Utah
Territory.
Dated January 6th, 76oo-
CAROLINE FAIRCLOUGH.
Administrator OF the Estate OF James fair
clough, deceased oaw 3x
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate Of Mine. O. Atwood, Deceased.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN Bf THE
IN undersigned. Administrator Of the rs
tate OF Miner 6. Atwood. deceased. 70 the
creditors Of, and all persons having claims
against the said deccased. 70 exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers. within ten
mohth. after the hrst publication Of this
notice. TO I. N. Whddeli. at the once OF
Le6rAnd Young. AtiorfeT. over the Des-
eret National Bank. salt Lake CITY, In the
County of Salt Lake. Utah Territory.
Dated January 18Th, l5ao.
hnLLES ID. ATWOOD,
Administrator Of the Estate Of Miner g.
Abroad deceased O1W tW
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Hanged.

GREENSBORO, y. c., Feb. T.
Lige Moore. the murderer Of Laura
Hyatt, was hanged today.
JAoKsJSvILLB, Ala, Feb. T.
Sam Dill, colored, was hanged to-
day for the murder Of Joseph Smith,
colored.
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AThou.nnd ONT.

Mt. CARMEL, Pa, Feb. THE
Alaska shaft, the Philadelphia &
Reading Iron and Coal Company's
largest colliery, closed today. One
thousand hands are thrown out of
employment.
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Released On Bail.

New YORK, Feb. 7.-P. J. Claa-
sen secured bonds this afternoon,
his wife and Bernard COhn, a real
estate owner ani, b,,il,iet, being the
sutstica. The hail was fixed at SS0,
GU0.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
N the Assessor and Collector OF salt
Lake City has made and completed the list
and plat pertaining TO the assessment Of =
local tax AZ the rate offour mills per square
foot. LEVIED by the CITY Council OF salt Lake
City. January 2ist. 1890, upon the following
All OF lots and :. block a.; all OF lots J.,
and 5, block IS; all Of lots =. s. 9 and Z.
block "a ; all Of lots S and g. block ~, all in
Plat n, Salt Lake City snTvey. said tax
being for the extension OF the water msins
along the following described route. viz /:
BEGINNING AZ the intersection Of Fourth
East and fog nth South streets. and running
thence eastv ard along Fourih South street,
one aud ope- half blocks 20 point midway
between Fifth and sixth East streets, also
beginning at \ point midway between
Second and Third South streets on Fifth
East Street. and running thence south two
blocks. to point midway between Fourth
and Fifth South streets, with laterAls run
ming one half block east and one half block
west from Fiffh East Street 10 Third south
Street.
said list and plat have been lodged in the
once OF the City Recorder, No. 9. City Hall,
and will be open TO inspection for period
Of ten DAYS from and after the eth day Of
February, A u. 1870. during which tine
written appeals 10 the Council Tor the cor.
rection Of said assessment may be cled
with said Recorder. IN pursuance OF the
ordinance IN such case provided
BEBER 81. WELLS,
City Recorder.
Salt Lake City. February Ord. 1872.
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GLASGOW, Feb. Mitchell beat
Mace in a boxing match for 500.
Mace was badly punished. The
match was short and decisive. Ii
was fought in four rounds, Of two
minutes each. Neither OF the men
had trained much.
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The "per.i.n Monarch Disabled.

Boston, Feb. THE steamer
IoDa, from Liverpool, reports that
on January 31st she signalled the
steamer Persian Monarch, from
London for New York, with the
loss Of her propeller and heading
east under sail. The Lo,Cd Offered
assistance but II was declined.
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VOL XIII.
MISREPRESENTATION
St ate Board Of Health
Royal Baking Powder Co.
Royal Baking Powder Co.
"At meeting of the State Board of Health it was

'At meeting of the State Board of Health it was
Resolosd, That the advertisement of the Royal Baking
Powder Company quoting the State Board Of Health Of New
York, recommending, through of its analysts its
purity, etc., is Misrepresentation In does the
State Board of Health its representatives such
animation be made with view of recommending particu-
lar products
ALFRED l. CARROLL, NJ. D., Secretary.
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Courthouse burned.

DALLAS, Texas, Feb. THE
new courthouse in this city was
burned this morning. Several Of
ficials had narrow escapes. The loss
will reach 100000.
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The Phonograph,

Telephone. TELEGRAPH, and kindred tles-
tricaI messengers will all be utilized by the
orders for SOZODoNT, which VIII be
flashed and sounded over the wires IL Ia
a. well known abroad as at home, as a
cleansing a.ent for the teeth
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Pn~s L..

ALBANY, Feb. 7.-Governor Hill
this afternoon sent specialmessage
to the legislature urging. it 10 pass
the Worlds Fair bill at once and
without amendment.
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In the Probate Court in znd To- S1it Lake
County. Territory Of UtaE-
In the matter OF the Estate Of Orson
Pratt, deceased.
NOTICE is HEaEbY GIVEN THAT
N Harmed Pratt. Administrator {. the
Estate Of Orson Pratt, deceased. has
rendered for settlement, and fled IN
ssid Court, his fnal account OF his ad-
N iristrati0n OF said estate and petition for
dnal distribution OF the residue Of said es-
tate among the persons entitled thereto,
and that Friday, the 2Sih day Of Febru-
.ry, A. u. 1870. al 10 O'Clock n m. at tic
Court Room OF said Court. IN the County
Court Hodse. Salt Lake City and County
Utah Territory, has been daily appointed
by the Judge Of said Court for the settle.
ment Of said account and hearing said
petition for distribution. At which time and
tlscc arr person interested in said estate
may appear and sho- cause, II any there
be, why said account should bct he s-ttled
and approved and hnEl distrIbur9n made
~ prayed for.
Dated January 5oth. 1870.
JOHN @. CUTLER,
d3w Clerk OF the Probate Court
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NOTICE
Of the Completion Of the ASSESS
r-erit Of a Local Tax for the Ex-
iea.isr' rf the wntesmains along
Seventh East street,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, Thai
~ the Assessor and Collector Of Sal
Lake City has made End completed the lis
and plat pertaining TO 4 local tax. at th'
rate OF four mills per square foot, levied BY
the City Council OF salt Lake City. Janu
a.y slst. $50. upon the following described
lots or tiletss Of yrOcnd. viz:
al OF lots !, :. D aud :, BIZ OK -. all Of lott
2, ), 4 and s. block Co., all OF let = and Z
block *; all OF lots S and c. block 81, all m
Plat Il, salt Lake CITY Survey. Said tai
being for the extension Of the watermains
along the following described route. viz
beginning at the intersection Of seventh
Eat a-d Third South streets, and running
thence SoutnWaTci along seid Seventh Easi
street 70 point midway between Fourth
ard Fifth South street,. also, from the COZ.
ner OF Fourth -ouih Street and Seventh
East Street, oue-hsif block East and one
half block West on Fourth South Street.
said list and plat have been lodged IN the
ONCE Of the Cify Recorder. No. .. CITY Hrll,
and will be open 70 inspection for \ period
Of ten Gays, from md after the 9Th day Of
February, 4. II isqo. during which time the
written appeals TO the Council for the cor
reciion OF said assessment may be hied with
Said Recorder, IN pursuance OF the ordi
nance in such case prov ided.
HEBER N. WELLS,
City Recorder.
salt Lak- City, February Ord, 1870.
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TKREIrosr OF UT.H,

IkRRITOeN OF ITiH, =,
COUNTY Of Salt Like.
], John Q. Cutler, CLERK o, the rrobate
Court in and for the County of salt Lake. IN
the Territory OF Utah. do hereby certify
that the foregoing IL n full, trae and correct
copy OF order TO chow cause Why order
OF raie OF real estate in the natter Of the
estate OF Alexander Neibaur, deceased,
a. appears Of record IN my Office
In witness whereof, have hereunto set
my hand and AFFIXED tho seal Of said Court,
this 9Th day Of February, 4. ID. lSs0-
tsEALI JOHN G. CUTLER.
Clerk Of the Probate Court
by JOHN L. NEBEKKR.
nepatv Cicrk. ID