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The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1891-10-15
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WHOLESALE GROCERS
CHARLESTON. w. VA.
Special attention given mail orders.
NOTICE.

All persons are warned not to trespass
in any way whatever upon the follow
ing lands owned by j, ID. Sergeant, In
Logan county, w. Va:
so acres on Tug River, purchased
from Henry Varney, by deed dated
April Fl, 1890.
1917 acres on Tug River, purchased
from Joseph Sinfpkins, by deed dated
February II, 1890.
20 acres on Steep Gut branch Of Tug
River, purchased from Vim. Mounts,
by deed dated February "a, 1890.
80 acres on Steep Gut branch Of Tug
River, purchased from James Mounts,
by deed dated February IL, 1890.
40 acres on Scarberry branch Of Tug
River, purchased from Ballard Mounts,
by deed dated February II, 1890.
249ls acres at the mouth Of Lower
Shannon Branch. on Tug River, in
Mcdowell county, conveyed to J. y.
Sergeant by VIM. England, by deed
dated a pril ?, 1850.
All the following tracts were convey
ed to J. ID. Sergeant by james O'Keefe,
by deed dated the rst fiday Of Novem-
Der, 1850:
40 acres on Grape Vine Greek and
Tug River.
100 acres on Big Laurel Branch Of
MarrowbODe creek.
81 acres on Jeunie's creek and Stone
Coal Of Sandy.
$40 acres on Lower Burning creek
and Tug River.
l40iz acres on Big Laurel branch Of
MarrOwb0ne.
255 acres on Thacker creek II Sandy.
59l acres on Thacker creek Of Sandy.
5iIS acres on Grape Vine creek ~oi
| Sandy. q
creek and Four Pole.
AL the deeds above referred to are d
Ireedtd In the Clerks office II the cOtlla-
| ty court Of Logan county.
All persons slisrs5garsling Thu notice
will be prosecuted ~ tile fullest xfeni
Of the iaw. J. a. SEENA..k. :, 4.
Joa. " III Inns gent. -s'
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Appointments of M. Il. Church.
The M. E. Conference had quite
an harmonious session at Wheel
ing. The only jar was the with
drawal of Rev. j. Wesley Webb
from the ministry and from the
church. No reasons were assign
ed. The following are the APP
pointments for the New River
District:
G. r. Shackelford, P. E.
Boone (Hewitt)-C. w. Myers.
Clay (Servia ~. G. Stroder.
'Concord-W. w. Workman,
Fix Rivera. j. L. Curtis.
Fayette-G. E. Ward.
Flat Top-M. L. Jones.
Hinton-D. w. English. (sup,)
Mountain Cove-A. ID. Adams.
Nicholas--A. S. Arhette.
Oceana-To be supplied.
Oilville-P. P. Morgan.
Ophelia-W. p. Quinn.
Pleasant Retreat-B. Darlington
Raleigh-G. X. Mays.
Claremont-J. M. Crosse.
Logan-G. L. Carder.
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Commissioners Sale Of Real Estate in
Logan County, W. Va.

BY virtue of a decree of the
Circuit Court of Logan county,
rendered at the July term, 1891,
in the chancery cause of Malinda
}. johnson, ct. al, vs.. Aaron Kirk
ct. ais, the undersigned Commits
sioner, appointed for the purpose,
will proceed to sell at the front
door Of the Court House of Logan
county, West Virginia, by way OF
public auction to the highest bid
der on the 10Th day Of October,
1891, the following described real
estate situate in said county, to-
wit:
A tract of land containing about
80 acres, situate on the right hand
fork Of Twelve Pole creek. known
as the Hugh Kirk homesteadli
TERMS, OF SALE.
One-third Of the purchase mon
ey cash in hand the residue in
two equal installments of six and
twelve months, with interest from
day of sale, the purchaser execut-
ing bond with approved security
bearing interest from day of sale
for the deferred installments of
the purchase money, retaining le-
gal title until all the purchase
money is paid. September 4th,
1891. @. M. TURLEY,
Commissioner.
/, I. G. Whited, Clerk of the
Circuit Court of Logan county, do
hereby certify that the above
Commissioner has givensthe bond
and security required of him by
said decree. September 4th, 1891.
TIC. WHITED. Clerk.
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MoTIcE.

AiI persons are warned not fntrcsIass
upon the various tracts 0f land 10 i.s.gau
antl Wyoming counfitr owned liz III
Charles Bsirsietfr Harf, The Ia,IIans'lss
Coal and Iron o.. and Merry SfsInl !.
Any AIitrsoii slisregarslinx this ntti.o
Will be promptly and xigs rou<ty lrost~
vutfsl. Ne psssn tu<jue<*.
\ >. 4. kk; i*. kt;ori.ry
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| BY virtue of q decree Of the
Circuit Court Of Logan county,
rendered at the july term, 1891,
in the chancery cause Of Alice
Aldriige, Guardian &C., vs.. Cora
B. Aldridge, ct al, the under
signed Commissioner appointed
for the purpose, will proceed to
sell at the front door of the Court
Mouse Of Logan county, West
Virginia, by way of public auc-
ton, to the highest bidder on
Monday the 10th day Of October.
1891, the following described real
estate, situate in said county be-
longing to the estate Of ]. S. Al
bridge, deceased, to-wit:
An undivided one-half interest
in the following tracts of land to-
wit:
LIST. A tract of 1877 acres, situate
on the Big Kiln Branch of ~
Pole creek.
End. A tract of 541 acres.
2rd. A tract of 44O4 acres, the lat
ter two situate on Breeding
creek, Turkey creek, and ~
Pole creek.
Each of these tracts are within
from a half mile to 3 miles Of the
Ohio Extension of the N. & w.
X. r, and are located in the fin
estnineraI andHimb erbe1talong
said road, and this is one of the
last great bargains to be had in
that section Of fine coal and tim-
Der lands, upon the following
very liberal
TERMS OF SALE.
Cash enough in hand paid on
day of sale to satisfy all costs Of
suit and expenses of sale for the
balance a credit Of IL, "a, SO and
As months will be given, the pur-
chaser executing bond with APP
proved security bearing interest
from day of sale for the deferred
installments Of purchase money,
and retaining legal title as addi-
tional security. August "a, 1891.
j. B. WILKINSON,
Commissioned.
1T. G. Whited, Clerk Of the
Circuit Court Of Logan county, do
hereby certify that the above
Commissioner has given the bond
and security required of him by
said decree. T. G. WHITED,
August "a, 1891 Clerk.
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Notice to .reacners.

The last stated examination Of
teachers for Logan county will be
held at the School House at L0-
gan G. H., on the 30th and 31st Of
October. Ro. l. BARKER,
County Superintendent.
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Beware of frauds-Be sure you
get the genuine DR.. Thomas Ec-
lectric Oil. 1t cures colds, Group,
asthma, deafness and rheumatism
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| l., T. G. Whited, Clerk of the
Circuit Court of Logan county, do
hereby certify that the above
commissioner has given the bond
and security required of him by
said decree. T. q. WHITED,
September rs, 1891. Clerk.
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LOCAL MATTERS-

= H.. w \ OOR AsAA tSAAAAAy tCtAkA-
ed home from Laurel on Tuesday
:, evening.
Persons having calves and de-
string them wintered will do we'll
to correspond with F. M. White.
The Demon Child has defied
skeptics-To be exhibited under
q canvas October 10. 10 days only.
Geo. X. Buskirk has purchased
the. Oakland Hotel, and will take
possession on the LIST Of Novem-
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Geo. S. Ely's Picture Gallery
will be at Logan q. H., Monday,
October 10, and remain for 80
days.
Henry Mitchell, Of Mate, Is in
town. He expects 10 move to his
new place, below here, in about
ten days.
Maj. PIX. McComas is in town
this week. The Major is in fine
health and seems to be getting
young again.
X. W. Peck informs us that
some chicken thief entered his
chicken coop during his absence
and completely depopulated it.
g. A. Monroe Meadows, editor
Of the Kanawha City 1ndsstriial
Age, was in town yesterday, and
made our Office a pleasant call.
Allen Dingess has rented the
White house and intends open
ing a first class hotel. We well
come him to the town of Aracoma.
Remember the original and
only Geo. s. Ely, or get there Eli,
will be at Logan G. H., rain or
shine, October 10Th, with his gold
prize picture gallery.
Circuit Court will convene here
next Monday. This will be an
excellent opportunity to call and
subscribe for the BANNER and also
to pay your subscription.
Jerry Convey, an old gentleman
formerly, of Raleigh county, died
from cancer on last Saturday, at
the reside nee Of his son, Mr. +. r.
Convey, on Hewitt's Greek.
On account of the sickness of
his wife Rev. b. S. Chambers was
not able to be at Gilbert on Sun
day. and the funeral sermon of
Mrs. Perry was preached by Rev.
q. l.. Carder.
Bad drainage causes much sick
ness, and bad blood and improper
action of the liver and kidneys is
bad drainage to the human sys-
TEN, which Burdock Blood Bit
tiers remedy.
Rev. J. M. Wood is attending
the Baptist General Association.
at Huntington, this week. No
man has ever endeared himself
more with the people of Logan
than Bro. Wood.
Mr.. M. L. Blair, Alderman, 9Th
Ward, Scranton, Pa, stated Nov.
1888: He had used DIR. Thomas
Electric Oil for sprains, burns,
cuts, bruises and rheumatism.
Cured every time.
In a drunken row, near Lang
Bottom last week, a y0nng man
named Whit was shot through
the arm. We have not heard the
particulars, nor the names of the
other participants.
On yesterday William Giles
pie and Allen Chain, who were
accused of shooting into John
Browning's house on Mate, were
arrested and lodged in Jail at
this place, by L. B. Sipples.
We understand that Rev. Har-
ny Todd, who was assigned by the
M. L. Conference, South, to this
work, is now attending school,
and will not take charge of the
work. We commend Rev. Byron
Christian to the Presiding Elder.
DR.. Woods Norway Pine Syr-
up cures coughs and colds quick
er than any other remedy, be-
cause it combines the lung-heal-
ing quality of. the pine tree with
other valuable medicines. Sold
by all dealerf on a guarantee OF
satisfaction.
' D.. yry N <,AA -
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Week before last Nj. G. II.
Locker, one Of the contractors on
the n. 4 w. r. X, 1t the Dineess
tunnel, together with Mr.. Payne.
Of the Guyandotte Land Associa-
ton, constructed rough craft
and went into the tunnel in or
der to examine the roof. For 4
distance of some seven hundred
feet the water is from seven to
fourteen feet deep, and mo light
is there, but only darkness visi-
bic" Mr. Locker and Mr.. Payne.
BY attending to the bailing Of the
boat. made the trip and returned
All right, but upon their return
they were met by q Mr.. War and
. Mr.. Mcdaniel, who concluded
also to explore the tunnel, and
armed with lantern they pushed
the boat toward the head of the
tunnel. In short time Mr. Lock
er noticed that the light had gone
out; he called to the boys and
after awhile learned from them
that the boat had sunk. Mr..
Locker knew that the water which
was mostlike-iice, too cold
to swim in, and realizing the dam
ger to the boys he sent Mr.. Payne
for help, and in the meantime
constructed rude raft and went
to the rescue Of the boys. He
found Mcdaniel, who had found
secure footing, all right, but
War, who had already sunk
twice, was found holding to a
shelving rock and almost exhaust
ed. Had Mr.. Locker been of an
excitable temperament, or been
less prompt than he was, War
would have persisted. After ar
irving ut the mouth Of the tunnel
War was soon brought around all
right, and fully cured of his desire
Of exploring tunnels.
Last Of the MayhOrn Prisoners.
On last Sunday afternoon
large concourse Of people gather
ed at the county Jail to hear Ed
er Short preach to the prisoners.
The corridors were packed to
their utmost capacity and scores
of persons sat and stood at the
entrance. The sermon was fully
up to the preachers standard in
conception and delivery, and at
its close Samuel sMayhorn applied
for admission to church member
ship and the rites Of baptism. He
was taken at once, in charge Of
City Marshal Mars, to the river,
where Elder Short baptized him
by immersion.
And this is the last of the cap
tured members of the Hatfield
clan. The others-Wall Hatfield
and Doc and Plant Mayhorn, who
died in the penitentiary, and FL
lison Mounts, who was hanged
are off the stage of action, and
now Samuel Mayhorn, lowering
on the verge of the grave, pre-
sents pathetic closing scene in
the fiercest tragic dEama in the
annals of Eastern Kentucky his
tory; weak and trembling and
unable to stand alone, seeking
for pardon at the great High
Court of Last Resort.-P;kecille
(Ky.) Monitor.
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Persons receiving their papers
this week with cross after their
names will please understand that
their subscription has expired and
thew are invited to renew At once.
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The Demon Child which has
horns, tail and hoofs like that Of
the devil, will be placed on exhi-
bition at the October court. If
you miss seeing this you will
miss half your life.
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Commissioners Sale Of Real Es-
tate In Logan County.

By virtue of a decree of the
Circuit Court of Logan county,
rendered at the July term, 1890,
thereof, in the chancery cause OF
James A. Dempsey VS.. Nimrod
Thompson and others, the under
signed commissioner, appointed
for the purpose, will proceed to
sell at the front door of the Court
House of Logan county, Nest Va.
by way of public auction, to the
highest bidder on the 26th day of
October, 1891, the following de-
scribed real estate, situated in
said county, to-wit.:
A tract or parcel Of land con-
tanning so acres, situate on Buffa-
10 creek, a tributary of the Tug
Fork of Sandy river.
TERMS OF SALE:
Cash enough in hand paid on
day of sale to satisfy all costs of
suit and expenses of sale; for the
balance a credit of IL and "a
months. will be given, the pur-
chaser executing bond with ap.
proved security bearing interest
from day of sale for the deferred
installments of purchase money,
and retaining legal title as addi-
tional security. Sept. IS, 1891.
C. M. TURLEY.
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A private letter from William
son, WA, says that the place il
looming up. Five large two:
story houses are now being erect
ed and three more will be CON-
menced this week. The William
son Company will soon erect u
large hotel. A good Sunday
School has been organized.
Jefferson Dials brought Larkin
jackson here on yesterday and
lodged him in Jail. jackson is
charged with breaking open the
store house of Harrison Deskins,
at Duncan last Thursday night.
Only a couple Of cans Of beef
were stolen.
Ely's Gold Prize Gallery W;
be at Logan q. H., October 10th,
and remain 30 days. Bring in
your children. / am working the
instantaneous process, and can
assure you first-class work of
children.
The Demon Child which has
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Gen. w. II. r. Leo.

County Superintenden
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-19

lyon owe me no fh1nks. lieutenant
ohonld 10 uu migrate did not serve 10
the utmost Of ny ability the f'n a my
iicud, Dr. lowell. tho brother Of his
precious daughter Lillian
'ls this Is iuaml How? Where did
you know my father and sister,
"Bc calm. my dear friend; / win glad.
" tell you AL. bnt not now. Enough
that J have found you. and serve you"
IN my arms bore the wounded officer
70 my tent. aud yigilantly did watch
by his side until morning came.
Ilo had lost much blood. aud the
wound was painful. but not especially
dangerous, hence he recovered RAPIDLY
aud within month he was well again.
In the meantime had told tho story OF
my imprompiu visit 10 his old Kentucky
home and the generous hospitality had
met with there. showed him the photo
Of himself given me by his sister. aud
the marvellous dream which had prompt.
ell me TO AK for the picture was 10.
heared.
doctor he said as closed my story.
II don't think am supcrstitious. hut
believe your dream was q prcseniimrnt
given you by my Angel mother II was
che and not my ditcr You saw holding
my head In her lap. Lillian h marvel.
ously like her mother. and could readily
have been mistaken for herr
AT least In a dream" added pleas.
antly.
"Nos. or by moonlight IN waking
hours Du; please don't Try TO break my
faith in tho reality Of that vision Of
yours Il has come true almost TO the
last particular"
at has," replied, "aui believe In
IT, reality az firmly rs you can"
told tho story 30 General NJ, aud
Il soitoncd his heart 80 greatly that
when ! asked permission 10 take my
friend 10 his home Il was readily granted
The reader may he safely lrit 10 pic.
iuro 10 himself the joyful meeting OF tho
long absent son with bic loving grand.
parents. father aud sister, nul the e..
prc1siona of gratitude and friendship
showcrcl upon my humble solf
My leave u absence was for thirty
days. Fpcn, a fortnight OF u, with my
Kentucky friends, and when ! departed
carried with me two miniature p1r.
traits Gao u them bad golden haig
and eyes of heavens own hldc, aud lips
that riyaicl the rpcuug pomcgranatc.
aud cheeks like the sunny side of lui.
eious peach Nor was this all bad 20
gladden. my bachelor heart
Tho original NJ the picture had ali
that "whu this cruel WAY should bo ovg
might como nraia, aud then rho would
gladly 80 with mo TO my northern "a
my wife"
have only TO add that sho is looking
over my shoulder o. write. and tryirt
10 convince ne that thc public luelnIug
yon. dear reader viii laugh at ino iui
bcirg 10 silly Us 10 tell how I was cap.
tnrci hy q rebel girl, and at her being ID
easily converted from hcr "secah' aenti.
mont 90 unwnyrrug loyalty % Oh.
/ Uuilu.-Trur Flag.
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\ German uotunist. Sir, RcFol, has
made public the result o! hisrescarcAcs
o. 10 the car.s ~ the perfumes oi
plauir. and clio iacion which diminish
or increase them. Light aud heat nat
urally play - very important role. nars.
ness prevented the development Of pr.
fume IN flowers ct which the bld(w,ro
only alightiy advanced when submitted
TO ils influence, aud even th1 plluu
whose flowers cyhaloi perfume only a.
night, lost their oio- II compelled to 1.-Two
IN continued darkness '-Dost1n Tran.
f..irL
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It would pay everywhere to construct
tho best macadamized roads, and the
Wort; should DO undertaken by the state
whore long th1roughiarcs arc required.
We have often suggested that Il need
cost very liitlo II the conylcts aud Grim.
iuals who cannot be given their liberty
because Of their unrcstrained depmyity
We're employed at tho task. This would
effect double object, 1t would build
splendid roads ut small cost throughout
tho longth and breadth Of tho land. aud
1t would tend 10 restrain crime. II l.
little hardship 10 the burglar OF the high.
wayman 20 keep him In prison, where he
Is well fed and clothed, aud better cared
for on the whole thnu tho average Of
honest lahorhrs who support themselves
u BE- we've sst 20 brahing stone gud road
building IN chain gang and made 10
eat his bread IN the sweat ~ his face,
under u burning July sun. or in the chill
OF winteahc would not think that con
viciiOn OF crime WIS suoh % light matter
NEW York journal OF Commerce.
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What possibilities thcro afc Tor IN;
small boy. especially the hoy whs
Is growing up at tho pr.cut dnyi
A well known city official owns q
boy whose oye Tor business o. sone-
thing out II tho ordinary run, as
demonstrated hy tho following. Tho
younvior had oyinccd burning do.
rim 10 go into business Tor himself, aud
Ut longth his father agreed 60 start tho
boy In tho business Of selling ncwspl.
pcu on terms Of equal partnership, all
tho profits TO be equally divided b..
tween the two partners
On thc evening OF tho tlrs' day Of the
now partnership the city official called
for an account OF tho days sales. ~
thi. was part Of the contract. "lmndc
eighteen cents today" said the littl,
fellow, "and hcrc's your money" at
the same time giving his father eight
cents. When the latter expressed Ills
surprise az receiving less than his sliar,
tho boy explained by saying that ho
had divided the days profits into two
parts, one being placed Ia ono pocket
of his coat and tho other share finding
n resting place In trousers pocket.
well, said the boy, 81 lost a cent,
but II was your cent"
On tho following day business was
bad, and tho little business man dis.
posed of only ono paper When called
upon for u division OF tho profits our
embryo man Of business explained that
lie had sold but one paper, but ut was
my paper, aud Of couro Igot tho profit
aud you don't" What future ior
this boyl-Waterbury American.
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IOWs ". WiNNAHn. TltE ADMINS.
81 tfatof % tue esi1ie 0f Jfmts shicida, dr.
coaacf hauug nlCd h.a petition herein duiy
ytiiicd, praying iuf au order N sale OF certain
veal ard personal property therein described,
utrt 90 the real cEtate lnd personal property
~ said dtcolsod, Tor thu nHtr0se therein Hct
form, n is therefore orfgfri boy the judge uf
sai4 Court. that ul prrnns Interested in the
rltHte 90 SAID dCcrAaUd. appear before Tho said
rrphats CgurY on SATURDAY, tho iiih DAY cl
Nntcmbcf. isi, nt 10 O'Clock lu ILU forenoon ~
AN 1ay,at the Court NuHu OF The Con Hty court
iiouao in salt take cav, ir salt iatc ruuutI,
itlh. 10 funW rarHr why Hu order HhHalI unt
be- granted ~ s.id administrator tn aril 90
much NJ tlu real estate uI ihr sHl1 deceased
lana Che personal properly n1mca fu aaid uc'i
toni 20 tuNatt sale. 81 shall 10 necessary, and
a copy ~ this urutr ttall pc posted 10y tnr
rlorA nf thIs county, ~ Dc SHAH cause thr anne
20 be posted In three uubiir places in salt taln
county, and published luf tour successive
weeks, nt least. in tho UIsrrHr fvustsu
trWs. q Newspaper printed aud published Ia
rht lakc city and county, before aid DAY Of
hearing.
ulicd october 18Th. i.iL
dtl $50 uAtirCH. judge
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The believe. Idaho Mn'ng CoHpuny. IocA.
iakc CITY, ttah. Location u Mac and
wCrts, Milefal iiill hinins piauicl, STATE
~ Idaho
NO1iCL. -TIiKUE - nIttNQuENr w.
~ on the fnll1utng dttrrihed stock. on 60
count Of asssssmeni " thirty tirl cents pes
Hhsfe. levied on tue 18th GAY N AUril. tsal ths
several aruuuta snt opposite the nsmes Of the
respective shafehnldHfa A. fhiiuWH.
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NOTICE Il HEREBY GIvEN, THAT
~ John J., tallstcUslminltirnto Of tho os,
tntn OF Edward Gallistor. de HCHHcd, has rendered
Tor settlement, and nlOi IN said court,
bis final account u d. administration
o. SAID cstato, aud priluon foT nnal dis
irritation OF tho re- ifue Of said estate
among The prft1ns gnuued thereto, aud
that idday, the oh daJ of November, 4. u.
isil, At 10 O'Clock am. 10 the court room 0f
said court. In tho County tourt House, salt
duly appointed BY No judge ~ said court for
Ne fottle cut ~ sald account, and hearing
said petition Tor dIstr. bullion A. which time AMI
place any person interested ln SAID estate may
Auuenr nnd show rautt, II any there be-, Why
SAID account should not DO settled aud an.
proved, ana MAJ distribution inAdc a. prayed
Tor.
Dated october n, l1L
C.E ALLEN,
CLERK " the Probate Court.
Nv q. y erAsTDN ueUufg ilUrk uaW
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NOTICE u HEUEM. GIVEN THAT
~ scaled proposals Wll be- received hy
thruudtrslgnrd, Tor tlu erection 81 L. school
building faf the pom School District. SAT- Lake
County, utHh. both for thu entire tiructuro ana
separate paris - the severe worse NO. lp Z
y. iu, ~ October. y. 1871, 10 No. tlA ronsuiu,
lion Building, or ht ths flDu' lumler 90,
liids Will he opened % tho dislriet school
house, tho 2ifd ~ uetuhcf, ri pm
rlnns and sucri luHtnnH nay hH examined az
iho nics ot paUuif Lumber Co., sugar House
Nnrn, salt Lake county lul,
Tue Board rcarUrs chg % .ht ~ reject any
and MI bids. jon nENNlIN,
joins y. EDWARDS.
JOINS N. WHITAKER,
BOARD N Tiusrcts tl.n school District
salt Lake tily, sent y, lsHl dti