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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28
A HoRRlp DEED.


Into m1as<msat
sAYyILIf. J.. L.. Dec. e7.--Thls morn
ing the body of Winnie Croupie, an at
trsctiye Hungarian girl, was found
hacked 10 pieces. The legs had been
severed from the trunk, and the body
itself was cut 10 pieces. Nothing re-
manned of the once comely girl but u
bloody mass of flesh and bones
Suspicion Immediately fcl on Frank
Krulisch. who was quickly arrested.
When confronted with the mutiiated
remains of the girl, hruiisch gazed
s,olidly before him. lie admitted the
killing, but nothing further could be
obtained from him. As sooa as the ex-
citable crowd saw krulisch they made
such demonstrations of yiolence that IL
was deemed advisable to get the muir
derer away from them As quickly as
possible. Kruliech Is now ~ jall.
The woman wss first stabbed 10 death,
aud then her murderer cut her body up
piecemeal, SD that when il was found
II had 10 be gathered up IN fragments.
The motive for The murder Is not y.
clear.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28
He't a Busy Preacher.

Rev. J. II Hug!ed, the energetic and
good nstu red shepherd of tho Con
gregational fock at the north end, has
put IN quite busy week Besides h's
other dutieb, he preached the funeral
sermon Tor Mrs. Warren Spencer
"Wednesday, on Thursday performed
the mari age of Christopher Denny and
Mss Jessie Richmond, and on Friday
went to IcCord's and preached =
funeral sermon for Mrs. Wood; he vss
also called 10 do a Ike service for Mrs.
Carlton, Of Cannon, bat bad 10 decline.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28
A Busted Bank.

siSssrEY, Col, Dec THE old
banking firm of Hunter 4 West has
failed, through bad outside invest
rnJuts. Mr.. Hunter and Nr. Wess have
made AZ assignment OF ~ :heir per-
sonal property ss well ss the hank =.
ssefs are a. follows. Bank assets, fe0--
eco. Mr.. Hunters. S22. .0oo. Nr. West :.
$4,000. Bank Liabilities, 50, 500; Mr..
Vests private liabilities, $3.50. II
tine = gwen II q hoped thst no ore
viii lose snythiag. several attach
rlents have been made, one by The
Union National Bank. Of Denver. for
SO aSa.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28

CN1NsAgI, o., bee. z7.--ylle freight
depo, Of the Psltsburg = ST. Louis rs;l-
road, on Frontst., wss entirely &C.
siroyed by IRE tonight. eersn O. eseet
frcight cars were consumed. The loss
Is estimated al S35.O01 The ofsTin 81
the FIRE Is not kn-S~n. s1i = Is supgc,nd
% have started from the stove ~ one
OF tie Offices.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28

A Passenget Train blocked IN the snow
at Biddeford

PoRrLASB, Me-, Dec. 27.-The train
due here as IL O'Clock last night on the
eastern division OF the Boston a Maine
road arriveh IT Il:2o this morning. ii
spent the night at Ncrln Berwick, snd
came In OVER the wsetern division. The
train due here at 5 O'Clock last night
got stuck al West Biddeiord and IS
there now. The passengers were
brought in bn the other tram. A hard
night is reported by the passengers.
with little TO eat and drink A loco
motive wal sent out from here last
night. but dould not reach sas tram.
The tram die here at : .. m., ycster-
day, Is now at North Berwick. us pas
sengers wdre also brought IN on the
other trainI The streets hero arc piled
full OF snot. The street railways kept
a plow ru nning all night, and the
tracks are now clear. Ia tie harbor
the night was q wild one, but no dam
age ls repbrted, as there was several
hours warning of the storm.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28
John Killean Retires.

Ex-Mayor John killeaB hss sold bis
grocery stock. at Bridge and kent-sts.
20 his son, Ed. killesn. Mr.. klllean
retires after thirty wears At the counter
though hc has devoted more OF iess
time 10 public life OF late YEAR,. td.
Kslirar hss lived ia Kansas for the past
two or three years, but has concluded
that Grand Rsfads s the plsce % settle
down IN. lie is well kBoxn and pOpn-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28

A Street Car Highwayinan Killed at
indianapolis.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Dec. 27.-About
IL O'Clock last night two masked
men attempted to rob ii street
car in the. suburbs of the city.
Thomas Seely. the driver, shot one
of them dead and wounded the other,
but not sufficiently to prevent his es-
cape. The dead higllwayman was
heavily armed, and on his person were
fragments of papers giving the name Of
- Richards, Of Danyllle, Ill.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28
But.ornold Is chosen.

LASsrNo. Aich., Dec. z7.--The state
Board 81 Agriculture hss elected Ira IL.
Butter5eld, Of Lapeer, 10 > ieepibef-
ship, 20 succeed u. &. spencer. Of FIsni,
res gned. RuiiefAe.d y "a pnesept =
member. an3 bis term Nli not er.are
until the third Nednesdsv 81 Jsnnary.
and continue him m Office f0f two -Tsss;;'s
Longer.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28

,,ssseow. Dsc. THE faiss reports
a. 70 the financial condition. Of Ntessx.
pixley aud Abel, bffiii9s brefers. sfese
from the fnsBclsl isasscasuuss 81 4
youthful rfssrobor ~ tes ffffs ~fs hse
sinoe withdrawn from fiss colnp8uy-
TIE cred e the firEa - uDlnspsired
and isss sssaks express osnfaence - 60
stability 81 tue hssise.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28

Car 81 took an exciting ran ee~H u1o.
Chcrry-st. incline ca J ridsy eT7ss'8I.
The brakes failed g. catch. ano 20
pre-ent the car Tunn1E upon the
horses, the crsver utfssched f3iera and
Jumped h;nseif The car, which ~ee
loaded With passengers. made fhe rapid
run, rounded the shsyp curve AZ right
S1d stopped OE Jet:e5s5f-ave.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28
WRECKED IN THE OHIO.
a steamer spsissa and the Grew nar1C
ts,cz pss-

Bsscx pss-
trscTNNAD, o.. Dec 29.~ihe eses s..ek
James A Blaclgmcre was sunk during
a heavy wind storm ncz- Bucks land
ing this afternoon. II is thought thai
the boat j. a total wreck. hhe waa
taking IA tow lot 81 empty bask0
ard had one GA each SIDE OF her when .
gust OF Wind blew AGAINST the sesste1
with such force that she csrcened On
ber SIDE. The cabin parted from the
hull and went dowa. II wss with DIM
Guilty that thc crow, winch consisted ~
Captain Doods, eight deckhands, four
firemen, two engineers and two pilots.
saved themselves loss st setnetp
$1,000 and Sl5,0J0; insnred for ss9po.
The Biackmore was Owned by Nockin-
ley q Dodds, OF rittsburg-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28

street Cars Crash Together In the Storm
at Providence.

PROVIDENCE, Il. L., Dec. T.-The
snow on the street car tracks was TO
blame for bad accideht yesterday
that will probably cost two lives. The
city bound car on the Planwell end of
the Union-st. railway was descending a
heavy grade when the brake broke and
the car crashed into Plaintield bound
car ascending the hill. Both horses OF
the runaway car were cut loose and
escaped. but the pair on the other CIR
was killed. Alex Waterman and j.
Atwood, both conductors, were thrown
off and sustained injuries that will
probably result fatally.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28

Shoriff-eleci AcQaesn tied hls bond
yesterday in the sum Of &fHe,p ~sth
julius Hogsemaa, GeorEd \. bsvIs and
stephen Hammond 80 suretses. he
expects - &c rg5s ahead iu accordance
" IA TIE regular order of business and
viii ciairn ths Office uuiH i - p-esea
that he has DO tile ~ g
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28

Argrss. \. y. Det Z7.--f re in tts
PRISON bss 5nst tornsd 81 collar shfgs
partially a4stroves tBe broom sissq.
ard slightly dssaags8 tse fean1gg
Tie fs rnes ace Hfdsf centrfa
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28

ths baxle attract atsenlaon. and the
sagsls 4 . honaFsd E4s~fsby ssxlag
iEto lhs ar invariably saaalsls Ene Lev
srrsxsls % 10 lskeaiss oas es sheer ca
fisss'ty.
Ii Is cheap advertising ssssher Il
produces increased trade of rot.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28

Trv Na.R. flsc. - Fsxnkiin raa>c.
who was fDf tBat4 -szsen gassx IA t,ss
ofusaisf sesvte III che Tnnee ksekee.
daed taesy - bn home IN ErossxIsp<
sgs.a Is
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28

Adam Msgnrr, Al osa fsssaii-t sne
rasrchsnt ef EasssasnTslls. hat made
a. sssrnmers4 - }. = fssT,0ffA II
fir,1resse5lle. TIE ffAojl tiss are ssigf
sYs IT, s<stfs are f. ffss.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28

Bozrrs, Dec. z7s--Jbe Efstsa f'sAy
Aavertssssr, whifh aDoui year ag0 re-
dueea ~ rrsee fr0fn cents - ?. ar
nouaces tsiat keg snairT january : a
W. ~ asSas a e-cert p2Def
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28
THE DEADLY CURRENT.
A Denver Iineman Loses HE Life on the
Wire

A Denver Iineman Loses His Life on the
Wires
DEnvER, Colo, Dec 27.-Charles Nc
Donnell, lineman employed by the
electric light company, was work
ing on the top of pole al the iniersec-
ton of two of the malp streets last
night. when he touched "A live wire. Ia
falling his body rested across the wire.
and he was burned Ia several PLACES be-
fore he could be taken down. The
sight and smell OF the burning fiesh
was slckening IN the extreme.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28

Mr-srEuss Dec. z7y-fIsElos No
Carshy snd John wtybes. u and =
wears Old. werf through tsse ioe yee<er-
dsv on Auskez0h lake. and both were
oruTued. Ibe4 bodies were refztvere4>
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28

S.x nfsso. Cal. Dec. S7.-The
Countess Parse. VINO attempted suielas
ky taking posson on Christmas dsy. on
sccount of the desth Of her husband, T,
died at National CITY today.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28

TIE Eur1fty Treasures lsss rse~fzse
taxes dwrHsf fns past wssk - fslivrss
Bevrss fosf,shis,. siHss fsa;nts. tklsf.
and tsiedoais. sigsf
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28

One of The most interesting sights ~
Manila IS the cigarreras or cigar girls.
Abcnt sunset you may see many hun
dred women clad ia the simple. bat
picturesque costume of the Indian. Of
all ages from twelve 10 sixty. vending
their way homewsrd from q long. low
building near one of the bridges TIE
num Der Of oigzr-Tnakers il about TWEEN
tv-two siloa=snd. II whom only fifteen
hundred are men. Several hundred are
ernpIoyed IN each large, bVht room
The work Is done on wooden tsbics
abort feet from the gronrA. on which
the girls 81 or rather squat on their
NeeIs NJ one but 7 s1sl cc8l3 RAN
tain such position for hosrs ~ = time
some II th~ women have fire. eyes ard
hair, but v.ry few have good features.
u T. Sunday Iournzl
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28

stroke r1swKl egse. ne isresn>
fog = yssEk
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28

smeke seubert's optsmAtss. equal 10
The bess laapoEtsa.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28
A BAD RUNAWAY.

Secretary Proctor's wife and Sons Have
Narrow Escape.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.-The wife OF
Secretary Proctor and his two sons were
thrown from sleigh today while the
horses attached to it were running
away. Mrs. Proctor and her sons were
not hurt, but the driver vas badly in
jured about the chest and was also
knocked senseless. The sleigh was
completely demolished.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28

Anyeae who doubts the importance
Of advertising - factor "a the eenl-
merelzl sssfesn OF tne United states.
should think one moment over the es-
innate gwen oat oy Printefs' Ink recent
~. as 10 the annual bulk OF business
done by the publications of the unlied
States and canada Prom imperfect
data. and yezsenlng from best hAsis Oh
talnable, they estimate that ii lo. .ooo ,0o0
Il expended by advertisers yearly.
Printers' lax Is too conservative. |
think. even IN the face Of this surpfis-
ing total, really believe the aggregate
would be many millions more--at least
10 make the total .. .25. 900 zoo.
There is something practical In the
suggestion OF an advertising Editor"
as a permanent member OF the stan of
a daily paper. Not one IN ten OF gen
eral advertisers are experts, they feel
that certain effort and outlay OF
printers i,fk Is necessary, aud they 60
10 the papef-if the paper SO far neg
lects its opportnnlty zs Ia fail To send
solicitor TO the adyertiser--buy space,
and then have not half an idea what 10
say or how 20 say II. A good adyertis-
iIg editor might take hold at TINS point
and profter his services TO good advan-
tage.
Profitable advertising means perma-
nent patrons, and that should show the
papers an outlet for genuine enterprise.
A. J.. TEELE.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28

smoke seaf~ra's ortrnste Cbiea, So
exesIIent gar.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28

socss~axiss ~ thsu osS=sers Nxaakfs Z
they sssaske a. ~ thf1ase lie sr< rh'
10Y thuaaselsxs - . reasonable eAt<at
Inc eoasf esrcle. - & IL c~iiea. = iils
naost exclusive of ali clrciss IA A@sis-
sagtun. The ssenaexrs 81 ihs court nsal
t~ins Ike eraln.rs ssolitscs@ns, satlecs
"a the NIL of M. u.sos,.s h..la thrfs4-
selves rather aieot from fh1 essEssis.ss..
herd, The justices and their tamliios
visit great aesi ssaang each oiaer aud
dine st zach others houses dQf10g TIE
coprse of the year. Justice and Ma.
hTcMn, as The babies of the court,
vii t~ the gaests oi hsnef al al d.n-
ners given by members sf the court Tor
the neat Iwelse-month.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28

All hrst-cjsss plsces eel Cgt1naste. F.
" G.. L. j. A. Cirt rate thHs s6a
Perfection. Manufactures st Syracuse.
\. Y. BY justin ~epseft
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28

- Kngass q ~ e'FiP smoke c. J.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28

There WAS = merry Sarlstmas thu
year si the White House. lAc fIesl-
dent had fbr the time helng iei 81 esres
OF state u ke back sest, and he de-
voted himself Go having ; good tune
with bis grandchildren. There sas a
bsg tree Tot nAby Mckee snd hls slstsf
Mary, AID there were any nGmlsa oi
presents fbf the Young people. The
President played with the little ones
and told them stsrles. and when even
sng ~. we'd and the children had been
put 10 bed hs declared that amusing
Two healthy youngsters Was harder
work even than listening 10 the com
plants of dffce seekers all dsy long.
A. AAURfce Low.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28

~ss allowed - inspect the naysteri-
nus interior Of box offce the other
dav. Vas possessed With that sane
ave. regarding the place where nasn-
ssers. agents and rswspsper men con
grspstp. that I had Of an EDITOR
s@uctssgn before became initiated.
rhsre sus slwsys . vspor sf confidence
and DARK phispsrinxs about tfIs nn-
r.srt.s,s department. Of thester 70 me
There : nothing gloomy aboas Il at al.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28

Striking and attractive show windows
are yearly becoming feature Of hol-
3ay trade.
Another constant source Of sdnirs-
ton and euriousInteFest = the dsily
psntomi ne Of 4sssntry duty which can
be seen on top OF bgiidIng At the cor
ner Of Fourteentb-st- and ; Yth-sve.
4 photographer has painted some
special offers Of cheap work on the sde
of bis hssildIng. II - too hsga 10 be
seen by he cFnlnaFy rssser-by. a. be
arrsnges = platform Ct t.se edestDf the
root, dresses up q mar IN nsssstsTy an
form. provides him wsia hagle ard gs1n,
ana frona early morning aut8 dusk TIE
parade gcss on. tccsSsoEai basis on
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-20


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ne B-ssr-t sasssy ssEoal cs,so.
fi1 uu Book.

The Deserst sunday School Union
-a'.s great pleasure in announcing
is7r &c has now -e1iy for sale n new
Hymn Book. especially prepared for
lI- Use uf tige Sunday Schools Of
IL I.ais.r-l1y Saints For some
years th- Union has contemplated
lha publication CT such q work, but
unforeseen circumstances have de
'lyol its completion until the present
lime.
a g;eat majority Of the hymns
.galliuei in this rUCk have been
uwIrsgi hy cur home authors, arc
Eg=s with which the children age
ausiiiST, and % which the music
rHs Teen published. The selected
irros are f'vodtas I'm genera! use.
hose it was Thought that il would
.s = crave cuor 90 omit A fes
-.-iusi hymns .-usr which have
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fu enable Ji'r ..Gis 70 use the
ril!ia1,iaus ig which the music i
H..islei OF those hymns 20 which
.U. has been s-L the index Of
- 90 . HHH"H A'.'...H on e. NHah Na.NaHA NaNGHN
.le Uofk in which the tune can be
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s-gc- This Will enable the schools
y use the Union Music Cards, the
sunday School Union Music Book,
lg 'TiMaIr IuLc Book. and other
slfAs referred Go, ia connection
E-.a tais book. 4 few Of tbs
lrlsls which are somewhat long
Iaye been shortened by the omission
4 ole or two veE.s, and a Jaw
verbal alterations ha - ie5n made
HH.rG ws trust Che gGbiic viii agree
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The LYNN Book contains go
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-20

The mason why woman rs afraid or
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IL has never been very clearly proven that
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such a nervous, irritable condition that the
slightest thing Hnnoys and Efurtles them.
the cause uf this unfortunate state OF
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ness incident 20 her sex: or, Il NAV be due
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate Of George W. Pisgoii, Deceased.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, BY THE
~ undersigned. Administrators, with the
VII aEUgL=si. 81 tie Estate - teor-e " .
ill= 80, deceased, - tlg creditors %. and
Al persons having claims s-.lnEt the szld
dcgCz-C1. % exhibit tafr1 -sfl tiie necessary
vouchers, within ten months al,rr TIE first
publication @! ts-s notice. q TIE SAID adj
tlirtstrat r.N, a. the oGlcg 90 f9aac II Wld-
dell Ezq.- Attorney, Ia JtaE t'grucrcIll
and savings Rank U.uIuE, ~.llt iaEc .ty,
IN The County uI SalI Like.
Dated April seth. ISM
ABUIE a. PIGGOTr,
Admin .EsratrIS, IsfL the wall GuurNec, OF
cCAagI- % lHsg =
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Estate o! William Edwards Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
- uE eEziguct William =. Browning.
Administrator Of the g-JlLC 0f William I'd
wards. deceased, 10 she glc-Iiurs Of, and all
gu persons having claims against Tie saii
dycsasa Q, 90 exhibit them Hglrr The ugcesarv
vouchers. within tgu month. after thr Lrst
puHi ztlua q this uolsrc. % the SAID :. =
1a'1;s traitor, q No u. S. East Temple St,
: q Lake CI;g, u ;le County Of Sll. Lake,
Utah.
Dated May sfl. l-11.
WILLIAM J. BROWNING.
Admins 'rlIlr OF ,Ec Iatlsl % william
E1Wlsls. deceased. & CAV -7r
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SALE CITY soNDs

ADFlDE j. HEREBY ssIVEN. THAT
~ 0n i.. I--E DAY OF June. 4. D Isa5
= t1' ,-l. .' 'ae city Treasurer II lIanti
L.'. -.nn".1 County. Utah Tcr-i.nrv,
Twelve agrf- RI -a1d city ufthel--ue Of Jan.
~. l-I- SD. lsf'- WIIi aC l1ld O. the highest
B. '-sr"- .al.era .gsra-u. sai9 Bones Tre III
q. t.s" il4..Hl % SOD each, payable ten
.E- a..nT .--ls and as. sGlfert % re.
s. said time. Common Va Z
Ni. Pc .r.arust from sad Bonds previous
p TIE s-r .gHraIi, 20 tnat the Boud- ain
tal interest 10. '.a- rate "f seven D r cent.
a-t, sls iH'rr5-. Icing Usvai le on he LET
..-' -i t-a--rs -ul The Let day OF jaw Of
-ar- re"r.
is-I- e..l Pc received Dry nc for the uur-
--.s OK .1 Bends. OF any PORTION there.
:. from f-. -fr. alv Of s.lF. : d. ls.sl. M
% = . ai tl- --tl day ~ june. :. u. 80.
rs -7.e- ri --c City CHuurIl OF .afi Clfv.
M- r. LOWRY.
CHS Treasurer.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-20
NOTICE. 10 cREprToRs.
Estate Of claaL. ). Young. Deceased.

Estate Of Clara /. >. Young. Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN EY THE
- Uugcrsi Enci, EXECUTORS o. the last
NlA and Estate Of clara l. j. Young. de
ceased, O. tire creditors Of, and all persons
having claims against the b4fl deceased
% exhibit them with the ucccss Isy vouchers,
within ten months after the lrst IulIlcatI8a
u this notice. 70 the said cZecu-ors. II -
South Main Street. Salt Lake City, IN abe
County Of -alt Lake.
Dated March 18Th, Is20.
W. w RITTER.
y. :. JONES.
Executors Of the last wall ana Estate %
Clara l. J. Young deceased. doaw So
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-20

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