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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-11
TOWN TOPICS

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Inc boaru OF trade Reports the re-
r' " - ss'o "n
wuTsouFgs military oano - NORM
fafk again TINS afternoon.
lev. caroline bArtiest VIII preach at
the Temple Emsnuci To-Day
We show pro0fs and allow RESTING
on our ~ cabinets. Wykes', 80 Monroe.
The Fifth National Bank will elect
direction, Tuesday. At it annual meet
ing.
The new rector of Grace Church will
hold his firsk service in that church to-
dav.
tn. Ala;r. u.rrs.ctrr;r. co,.,.,-
viii hold ita annual mee1;no Nondav
forenoon.
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v.n n0 r,ys sn,a =. .n..Ss, ns.s, TN
dsy Afternoon.
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, o,c,oct this sxs,;rs
rrnsss. a Nm Iii IA to,.ssd hv 80.
f.M'c,A tomorrnw
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uo u.n.u n.paus scprcserauso IN
hcrs g. !. - rIpsrw o -
10y
Isssetosy sn9 ambulance took refer
HH1 s,SN vim Pneumon,s' from "
TSs.n-.:-. 80 !, : - - ..o'0.
- ,n o sAn~ W.. ,nn - h,, ;lU .ounussion Oh
y. tue new "a.Srs puiiuine Was crowo-
49, % WIZ wy anu gins Jcs'eiusy sisef-
~ pso, 49,.
fever at 30 North IsT.~e,,. 100 nd
Mrs- stvlcs so6 south D;v;s,on.ss has
the dinhther;a .''''
49,. -l-.w W.. a..
.h.,a 1e sI s "assn says .nas n's
Are on tha road to rscnvsry. tw" ~
them Are nearly ont of d.noer
tn. ,eo, ~ az
no i1s1 uaos.o ,oI suo ov socioics
s vv ku..us - Ss Ms.A SnoIcn is'
thai r shopld onsr 40 ,.;,isrrI yy,j PSop'e'
ouls "ss ooulnenceu sumIn 0ns III
TUG SnSu.s eouls ycsscI1sy ny r.. y.
Ia, 49, . 20. .saInss .ne MIcnIgsn Gen.
~ oo1P"y ~ ''0'e'.
HonIy y. Iessins, THO naii-ss. BAKER,
W ocisna hessinA, covering ms ensiIo
oaker ouths' STOCK, wagons ana horse
Jacob kert was today taken ~ the
2 -. .. a. nome on the oraer Oh County
rnysclan Isnwsluen: ne % aniicted
Win pneumonia ana IL without means.
The bank clearngs for the week ag-
gregsted 81, DOS. 0S5.27; corresponding
week, 1890, $sl2,loS.77. Last weeks
record - tho largest in the history OF
she Gearing mouse.
A collision between cable car and .
street car occurred Friday At the corner
of Z. Leonard and Taylor-sts. No
damage resulted beyond the shaking
up OF the passengers.
II il rumorcd that the Cable Com
psny IL preparing To nut some sort of
device upou its cars so that uatrons
may tell the difference between the hill
trains and Hall and Sweetest. cara.
A,,hs cbu,eh of eh,,s, tn;. co,,,,~
x.sk The n.ssas psv ~ p,ssa,f
will preach each night. The church
has observed the week of PRAYER and =
protracted meeting will now begin.
psv u,t,h. ths rsv r..s,~ ~
Grace Chnrch hss arrived and "a -. IN
has.l .sr,,r.s IN shs chureh ,h : n,orn,a.
and EVENING. a. present he i ths
gue>t Of Mr.. And Mrs. Jacob Kleinhans-
OF Jeffsrson-sve.
Patrons of the Reference Library are
to bs eonurstulated upon the aptso,nt-
msnr Of Mrs. Clara Denton for the
ensuing wear. Mrs. Denton 10 = lady
Of WIDE literary culture and lust tina
night person for the place.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-11

BoDELAcK-At I13 North Ionia-st. MrA
Amslis bedstsek. vile Of anthony Bodelack.
aged 81 yeArA
Funeral trem the residence as .. ~ tomor-
row. The decsssed has been resident Of this
city Coz thtsty-slx yearA
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-11

The finest stock of Boots and Shoes
in the city must he converted into cash
Immediately. The assignee of Tulip &
Scott will commence selling goods at
No. 81 Monroe-st., Monday morning.
for what they will bring in cash. The
stock will be closed out 90 soon - pos
able. f. II. KENDALL, Assignee.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-11

The finest stock Of Boots and Shoes
in the city must be converted into cash
Immediately. The assignee Of Tulip &
Scott will commence ceiling goods ct
No. 81 Monroe-st., Monday morning.
for what they will bring IN cash. The
stock will be closed out 90 soon % pos
slble. 4. NJ. KENDALL, Assignee.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-11
Trimmings I off at Kiddsr's.

Buy . rug next week during our spe-
cial sale and save money. We always
do just IS we advertise. -.
VorGT, HERPoLsHEIMER & Co.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-11
Corsets ! off at Kidder's.

Special eale of Fancy Feathers and
Trimmed Hats now going on at Adams
& Co.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-11
Last Chance Of Bargains In Hats and
R0nncts

Nice Velvet Hats. oil trimmed, for
$1.25, 81 so and $500. Trimmed Beaver
and Felt flats for $l.25, $3.50 and $l.75.
All Hats, trimmed or untrimmed, will
be sold regardless Of cost. Now, this
is the last chance for the public to get
cheap Hats or Bonnets, az l have TO
close up very soon tor refixing the
store. Call at once and convince your
self Of the above facts, at % Canal-st.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-11

Grocers everywhere sell Fleischmann
& Co.'s Compressed Yeast. Be sure
and see that each cake has . YELLOW
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-11

It is very seldom that we advertise .
special sale Of any kind, but when we
do, we mean business. Visit our linen
sale and rug sale next week.
VoIor, HERPoLsHEIMER d Co.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-11

Go to Jim Travis, Of 81 Canal-st., for
shovels and picks.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-11

Do not buy any table linens before
pricing ours. 1t means big saving in
price.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-11

The Berger Bedding company 10 still
in room 50, Powers' block.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-11
Silks al | of Ut Kidder's-

Silks al I OF at Kidder's.
Great quarter of sale at Kidder's.
Every sack of LILY WHITE FLOUR
has picture of our mill. None genuine
without it.
VALLEY CrTY MrrLIxo Co.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-11
$1,000 REWARD!
PRIVATE Diseases of MEN

For any case they fail to cure coming under
their treatment By following their directions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-20
EXEouIoR,s SALE.


NOTICE Is IlgNLuY GtyIS, THAT IN
~ pursuance OF An order Of the I1obtte
tou't in and fot salt Lake County. Itah rem
tory, made on the 1th day VI Aurti, 1871. IA the
matter of the estate Of William Howard de-
ceased, the nndcrsiTnrd executor o. the lnst
VIII and testament OF taid deeea.ad, val sell
al public etlon. TO the highest bidder for
cash, lawful money OF the tinted statra az
Aincr.ca, ON Monday. tho g0ih day Of April,
ltl, ~ W O'Clock n.n., NJ the lfte frafdenfr I'd
the deceased, IN Bg Cottonwood, Salt Lake
,unnly, ulah Territory, the following pcraon,
al property, 90 W.T.
one Cook stove and utensils. three Heating
Stoves, one Chcst sundrics In cho,i, Pistol nnd
Ammunition, Tour Pictures, Flour, Bracket,
Dishts and Table iurnitrrr, Mfiing Drsk. ~
volumes Of Hooks. Clock. Looking Glasfes,
Common Tables, MARI q fup IaLis. " aUIfui,S
aud Cloihcs, Music boN, iiodsteAds and He'd.
dlng, Got, NTndsiOnr, cd tonls, uelta Iron,
etc, y pair OF Scales, lcirEl Titor, train
hONeF, . fmply liarfVis, lurrrnV seed, Etnl,
" hemilohns, pounds Tobacco, n0ttlea 81
warmers safe Kidney Cue, assortment ii
speet Gle. and Csse. kmpty Five.
Gallon heas, Chemicals, o. iilind. Of
soap opounds Of Coffee. Hon OF Faucets aud
Taps, window blinds, olass nmblcrs and
nlas,wnts, part 81 ilarnois halt dozen hot
saw, Tools aud Material In cArpentof's shon.
scN tue and snaihr, 4 uphelstcrod Chairs,
Upholstered Arm Cnhits. Upholstered toek
lnr thair, I Upholstered lounge Niudot,.
sash, Horse, Harness and Carriago, and About
~ Gallons ut Liquors,
IsAAC NJ. WApDELL.
Executor " the i.lft Wul and Tcstament Of
Wliliam Howard, Deceased.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-20

A pigs ago may be known by Its teeth,
- well NJ the age Of other animals. Its
mode OF dcntition IA as follows, II Is
born with four front teeth: one month
ifterward II gets four more. one In each
hide OF the first pair in each jaw. At
5 months II has four mora, which l. all
the front temporary teeth II has. At o
months the four outside teeth drop ont,
aud are replaced by permanent incisors,
md tho Others arc replaced during tho
next year. At 0 years the boar's tuslts
hppcar; at 4 they begin to lift the lips; Mt
,they are seen outside the lips; at they
project from the mouth, and after that
they grow longer. After 9 years tho
COWS front teeth have u black ring around
The bnse Of them, and M the nge increases
Tho color OF tho teeth deepens and they
become worn. As pigs, however, are
rarely kept over two years, this test
gauge Is not often required. OF recent
Fears, since pigs have been bred so Ms to
nature moro rapidly. the teeth may in
hcate, rs with sheep and cattle, more
tge than the animals really have. A well
bred pig may have all It's permanent
lront teeth nj ~ months. and this more
'apid dentition has sometimes led To dis
Pntes IA to the pigs ago. Mark Lane
Express,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-20
How to Grow Mig Corn Crops.

An Indiana farmer. writing In Tho
Farmers' Review. teihs how he has
gained his prize crops He says.
The acre OF corn with which I com.
peted for q premium In 1880. and on
which had drilled 800 pounds OF phos.
phnte, was planted three feet and two
feet alternately in width. with one stalk
every twelve inches In tho row, and
yielded me ii5 bushels. The same acre
was planted again last year with rows six
feet and three feet alternately, with
stalks twelve inches In row. and yielded
100 bushels Of corn Of u far superior quail.
ity TO the year before. No fertilizer was
used this time and the season WAS no.
quite ~ good ~ the year before.
l concluded. therefore, that made q
mistake In planting my corn too close TO.
gether. Two one-fourth aero plats were
selected In which have not been able to
detect any difference In quality OF soil.
one plat planted m above, xix feet and
three feet, and tho other all tho rows
three feet In width. The grains were
dropped In each case twelve inches In tho
row, cultivation the same. Result: The
hrst named produced twenty-five bush.
Ella good corn. Tho second, with one
third more corn planted, produced six
tom bushels good corn and eight bushels
light chaiiy corn, equal In feeding value
10 eighteen bushels good corn.
l do not believe we can have any iron.
rlad rule to plant by. Some ground will
stand closer planting than other. also
believe corn can stand closer planting In
Michigan or Wisconsin than 1t can In
southern Indiana or kentucky.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-20

On. Of the most interesting exhibits at
the coming Worlds fair will he tho gov.
ernmcnt display Of plsclculture in all is
stages. Whenever our fish propagating
apparatus has been seen at expositlons
In Eu-opo II has attracted profound at.
teniion, and In this field American in.
yention Is easily first. Besides the usual
miniature hatchcries and ponds, fish in
every stage Of development, from the
spawn to tho full grown member Of tho
hnny tribe, reared by artificial propaga.
tion. will be displayed. The exhibit will
give exceedingly profitable object lessons
to young Americans, particularly In the
line of the LIBERALIZATION aud acclimatl.
cation Of fish.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-20

In tue matter Of The estate ~ carlos y. Guiett.
dcrpaHfu.

NoTtrE Is HEREBY GIVEN ~ thu
~ undersigned tOmfnissi0nrrs ftHcY hay.
iug been heretofore appointed b. saif lauri to
parties entitled thcfUtol 90 30 prfruna inter.
sHtsd u the estate 81 said deceased, Hnd 81 their
guaTdAAs, aEcnts and attorney within Or
without the snid refuiar'. that Haid
totnfnif sioncrs Will, rn the sud dat OF April
levi, 10 D. n'ciock lu ~ a4Id day al
the cflro OF Isaac ~ Maddcn, attorney, VI
nud ~ set llrt ~Ou,h street. M tic civ Of
t1lt lake, in the county uf SAT- tAte, Itah
1crrory. make partition ~ the real cfiaio ul
raid deceased 90 the parties cnutisd thereto
r0rling 90 the decree OF distribution made
IN said estate on the mn day of May. issl, By
stld 'ouri, anu all prrspns Interested ln said
estate alu hereby nouhud 90 be present. nj aid
iifiir and place, aud make objections 70 said
partition " any they have.
Tue properly a. he partiiinucd T. partirui a-iy
described w. follow Part 81 lot scvon ID Ia
block twenty three t2ll ia plat III" SAT- Lake
CITY survey, commencing nj he north
wcat corner Of said lot seven "a
and running thence south twenty t2li
rods thence east ten llOl rods, thcnr.
north ten llol rods; thence west forty seven
20 feet tfncc north ten 40 rods thence
place Of beginning situated IN -nlt lake CIV,
salt Lake County, Utah Territory.
Dated at salt fake City, SAT- lake County.
Utah Territory, this iith fiay Of Arul, tsat
W. N. kIINlNsOS
". j. SMITH.
JOHN brown.
ISAAC NJ wAppEIL.
Attorney Tor IHtata. dtI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-20
NOTICE or SALE or REAL ESTATE.


NoriCE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT ~
~ puftuanco u an order of the rruhatr
iourt o. nc county of salt Lake. Territory ~
ltah, made On the End DAY Of ne0 rmher 800,
10 the matter 81 the estate Of Leht = TIN
gey, deceased, the undefsiEned, adminisirn-
triN Of the said estate, Will fti at private sale,
% the highest bidder for each. fuhlcct 10 con
nfmation by SAID Probate Court, ~ " O'Clock
m, on the Nh day OF May, lsai. nj the law
once Of lhcharas a Moylc. Constitution
Huilding. no. u youth Main street in
the city aud couuty OF salt Lake, TefTtiory 81
Utah, all the rght, title. interest and ostaio OF
fald lehi :. 1ingCy NJ the time Of his death and
all The right. title and interest that the
taid estate has. by operation II lew or other.
wise. acquired oihof than or IN addition to that
% the siid lchi :. 1iugcy ~ tho time of lie
dealh, ia and IN all that cernin piece or parcel
of land, situate, lying ani being N Tho
county Ot SAT Lake. Territory Of uith, ard
particularly defrrihod az follsvt, To- wit Tho
east halt ~ - the west half 10 OF the
northwest qusriUr ~ Of Section Ihriy.four
a., IN 1oNuship Three % Sogih Range one
~ Wet salt lake Meridian. conslsuug OF
forty ligl actrs VI land, together with twenty,
three CD shares af the capital stock Of HE
Utah anu salt i.aEo Canal co. Terms and con.
diiions OF sale cash, 20 per eent Of TIE pur.
chase money ~ he paid on the day ~ sale bal.
aucc Ou confirmation Of sale by s1id Probate
Court, Deed al expense OF purchaser
AMELIA J. IlNGtl,
AdminislraifiN OF the estate OF Lohi ). TIN.
Salt Lake CITY, Apnl :, ispi. d
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-20

Professor Henry Is erected with say.
w that ten pounds OF hay Is sufficient
Tor horse literally fed on grain. As a
rule horses consume much more hay
Ihan is best for thom or profitable for tho
owner. The practice of filling u hay chute
~ deep manager with large amount OF
nay and allowing the animal to eat ut
wIll should DO avoided. With little ex.
pef1enoe ascertain the real needs Of the
animal. and keep him 20 that,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-20

row THE WISE MAN fixrs uis TROUGH
The following pertinent adviceis given
In Farm Journal, authority for the fore.
going:
Plant out big lot Of early sweet corn
20 feed the pigs this summer Look out
for the seed now. Where tho most IL
said and done for pigs there the pigs pay
the best. The more You think Of your
pigs the more they will think Of you.
Begin now TO ford the brood sow. so sho
will not be crazy when the little pigs arc
born. Give her plenty of bran and sue.
culent food. Lot her have a run out Of
doors.
Don't make practice Of breeding
young and miniature sows II you want
strong aud healthy pigs. Don't feed
breeding sows corn. aud 40 make them
fat, II you do, ten chances 10 one they
will kill their pigs. Don't 40 TO tho
other extreme aud half stHrve them;
but give laxative food. such Us roots.
bran or linseod meal. Don't let the
brood sow run with shoats OF other storc
hogs, and at least put each SOW by her
self, In the place where she Is TO have
her litter, week or ten days before shc
Is TO farrow. II will pay you well after
weaving 10 feed the little pigs three
times day on warm food. feeding no
more than they will eat up Glenn. Give
them few oats to eat between meals.
See how much pork product can DO
sold In a manufactured state and 30 got
double the price for it-sausagc, head
cheese. sparc ribs, bacon. hams and
shoulders and lard. These arc the
names by which TO sell the pigs. They
sound better than siurply pork. Put
them In tho best possible shape and sell
by sample, taking orders and then do
hyering afterward.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-20

The south has begun tho year 1901
with tho most remarkable industrial
activity recorded In her history. Eight
hundred and iiity-three new industrial
enterprises have thus far been estab-
lished since the year began, and ninety
three new railroad companies ineor-
porated. The old states of Virginia and
North Carolina take the lead in railroad
building.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-20
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the PROBATE Court, IN and for SAT- Lake
County Territory NJ Utah


NoTICr ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ John l. Carlisle, administrator ~ the
estate uf Emma ieltiro Carlisle, decreased has
rendered for settlement, and FLED In said Court
III final account OF bis administration Of aaid
tathie and petition for nnnl distribution o. the
fctiduc Of said estate among the persons en- s
uiltd thereto, aud that fuesday, The gist
day u April. \. u. ls1i u 10 o, IN. az the
Court room OF said Court, IN The County Court
rltory. has heef duly appointed 10y The Judge
OF said Court, for the settlement ~ sad az
count anh he1rinT said petitiun Tor distfilu.
uon. NJ Whieh ume aud place hny person inter.
estcd IN said cstato may aupear aud show
cause. " any there be, Why said recount should
not be settled aud approved aud nnai datfilu.
ton made aa prayed Tor.
Dated Marrh 18th. lsIi.
g, D. ALi.Es. CLERK u Probate Court
ntt. D.. NTANTpe. ustut. dlX
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-20

"The Woman About Town." In tho
New York Evening Sun, gives u pre-
serlptlon for keeping young us follows!
Keep on reaching out after something a
mite farther on than person ofsyour
years usually gets. For instance n
primary school teacher OF thirty would
Dc old. The Same woman filling pro.
!esSorship in a college at the sane ago
would be young.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-20

General Batlcr's prophecy that we
must soon have another war is moi,
drawn from the mystical lore of the sun.
set Of life. lie merely counts back aud
says II Ia nearly time for another fight,
because, since the country began. We
have had u war about once in every gen.
Grafton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-20

by a new law of the state Of Victoria,
Australia, habitual drunkenness Is made
sufficient cause for divorce from either
husband or wife. Tho Journal OF In.
obrioiy remarks ON the law, This is a
clear anticipation of tho higher senti.
ment which demands relief from the bar.
barous laws that would hold marriage
with IN inebriatc Us hxod and perma
neut
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-20
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the r.'a'o of jaime, ,. cleary. D,oeA,s,

In the E.laie OF james D. Clcary. Deceased.
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN ny THE ".
~ deuisued. Administrator Of the estate
OF Jnmcs .. tleary. deceased. 20 the creditors
snit deceased. 10 exhibit them with the neces
shfY voucher within ten months after the nfst
publication u this notice, To the said Admins.
tfstot, y the Ia office Of Richards aud Moylc,
CITY, In the County ut salt Lake.
Dated April lat, Isl.
fDwARD ". PALMER,
Administrator OF Inc Eatate on James a.
tlrary, deceased. doAw I've
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-20
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NoriCt II HEREBY GIVEN ny TIE
~ undersigned, lNerutor Of the last
will aud testament Of Almona fArr, deceased.
70 TIE creditors Of. and all persons haylns
claims against the said deceased, toeahibit IN
with tho Necessary vouchers within ten
months after the ntst publication Of this no,
Tee, ~ the saii John 4. Grnotbsrk, M The
law ONCE Of Richards A Movie, Cnnstitutlun
liuildlng, No attouih. Main street, sail Iake
Clly, linh, tn the uunty Of sat Lake.
Dated salt I.aAs CITY. Aprli It, irqi.
join a. GtUEsnErk
mcna farr, dc ceased,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-20
pIssor,,r,oN or pAnryrn,,rlp.

rI,uE TinM itLRErOiOnE LNisTiNG
i under the namo and style u CHnisto-
riiIusrs n tA~~ON. ton1uttlrs nursery
husincss in the city and epunty ~ salt t.skr.
Territory 81 Utah, j. This day Dissolved BY iinu.
tuai ronscnf, Mt, Martin thrist0plersen having
purch-scd the cniuc interest Of liugh j. can.
non In tho concern.
Dated April 10th, isli.i
NAnTIN CiIHisTO piIhRsgN,
dtf IiuGI J. CANNON.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-20

DUhstANT 10 An ORDER OF SAID
L Court In sad matter, notice h her,bv
ntsn maj Tuesday. The slst day of Apfii, 4, H.
lttl, ~ 10 o'clock o., M, nj the County
curt Housc'in salt Lake city. Utah TERRITORY
m ne ronfi room Of siid Court, has been AZ.
pointed The time aud plncn tor the hearing 81
= peuunn OF y. J, Wallace. praying Tor
NE nhmlsslon 20 probate OF a certain document
!net'Nhn presented, puTporilng Ia BE- the lnst
Wul aud Testament " Nhty Ann thIids, dc.
rcafed,whcn hul where all persons Interested
may alnohr aud oppose the probate OF sal1
hll' ~ lhr granting OF letters Of admiuistra'
lof, ~ prayed for IN said petition.
In witness whereof, have hercunio sot my
stnI shi .niAsd ihr seal Il 'aid rourt. thus
ls,Ai=l q, D.. ALLEN,
tlerk Of tie Probate Court.
Hy'' ~ stANtoN. Deputy Clerk d
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-20
SILT LAKE hURSERY.

HAyiNG BEcoME SOLE PROPRIETOR
i Of the salt i.ase Nuisefg, an nov pr.
Jared 10 furnish fruit. shade nnd Otua.
mental free. and shrubs, u best qdaiiIy
aud nj lowest prices.
Surery one inic south Of ~ limits. on
dif NAuriN oHmsTornEnslS.