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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-10
ADMINISTRATORS SALE or REAL
ESTATE.

No1irE = HEHKuN GIVEN THAT n
~ pursuanre ut an rfirr ut The fruuaio
tuurt 81 ihu ruuuil ~ SAT- Lake, ltal teri
tnfl. made on the iaih day 81 May, 4 q. l.u,
m thU matter ~ ths estate uf lienlluin :
iiuweils deceased tho undefsignei viii eel
Of rfNktE skt.n, by sealed lida 30 wfiitnEstu
iho highest bidder Tor cash, gold coin 81 th'
I aiiud states, aud subject 10 confirmation by
saii Probate Court, on tnu ilih das u Narrh.
lSl, a. y o'clock ~ ~ the law once ut lHch
afds a hoYic, cuustituuln nulld,nT, Main ~
ciiy nni county ~ sat lake, tCrriofy ~ ltah
an The tifn. TILE. interest aud cstair Of the
the limo IT ms death. or Nv which his e
tate has ar4alrcd any Interest since tls
noaih, either ~ operation ~ Law
oiherwlsv and ali ne rifhi, title and inteteH
Of his heirs IN OF tu TIM itliouing tract u taud
N vii An undivided one ninth fi'rI boz.
tcfctt In all that certain plec" o. patcU
% lard situate IN the csi asd count
ileuiariy describci !. foli6w. % ~ Cop
meneinF NJ point ten Qul rods north Of
the southwest corner Of block forty nlne isfI
and IununF thence east ten no. RODS. iienc'
notlh cishly t,ul isCi, thrnrr west ten %
10 ., thl nee snuth sightF ls1l feet 10 The place
or beginning, tngethur win riglii q way oNr
the fol ouins drfcrihsd land, 70 Wit CON
mrnving I've IAl rods east aud fnfty.nte 90
feet south VI tn nHfihwest roinrr u iYt lou.
Nl, block forty ninn tt1l ainrrsait, aud Tuuninl
hence north ton (lol fsei, thence wet I've q
r.ds, themes sOuih ten l0l fcci, ihente cat ls'
| iil rods. with q continuation Of SAID riRiit o.
/ way south 10 The land described above, an
| situate. ling aud helms ia the city an
/ county u fait Lake. lcftiiof1.of lsah. Term
aui condition. Of sale-cAsh. gold coin = ~
uniied staies. per cent Of pureha-e price .
| be- paid on the DAY 81 sale, and the balance q
| confirmation by aid Probate Court Al bids u
ie in Whiting, sfaled aud delivered 10 shid J. u
| Moyic, 90 OF before thr hour " sale.
THOMAS q. HOMIilis,
Administrator.
Dated this tn day OF March, 1891. DIV
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-10

Antiquarians have discovered that
the house occupied by Sir Harry vane
while he lived In Boston In 1867 Is
still standing, In gootsconditlon aud oc-
cupiod, but not In Boston. II was
taken down, removed 10 Canton early
IN this century, and may continue to
stand there and shelter the common
people for another two and n half cent.
urica. Nobody knows how long n
wooden house will last, but here Il n
chance TO tost the matter Perhaps II
may contlnuc by judicious renewals
as long ~ the dwellings Of Pompeli.
IL was built, perhaps, for the Rev. John
Cotton. who was n friend OF the younger
Vanc, and took him 10 hi own house
when he came 10 Massachusetts Ia share
the fortunes of the young colony
Frank Sanborn In Boston Advertiser.
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In u paper read by Professor Lazenby
before u meeting OF the Ohio Horiicult-
ural society on cherry culture was suns
married. tho advantages OF tho cherry.
!. II comes earliest 10 maturity. and IL
valuable on this account alone. 10 say
nothing OF It's excellence. 2. None Of
our large fruit plants requiresao little NJ.
iontion in the way Of pruning and train.
ing. .. Cherries, both trees and fruit,
ARE comparatively free from injurious
insects and fungous diseases. 4. Tho
fruiting season is comparatively long
one.
The principal disadvantages are; I. a
lack OF hardness In many Of the better
varieties. .. The liability to loss from
fruit eating birds.
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pEsERET EVENING NEWS. TUESDAY. MARCH TO- 1891.


II wns on Fourth avenue car that
u happened. A snow storm had madc
tho traffic unusually heavy, and tho
line was running only single cars. Tho
mon on the car had all risen but one,
and he sat next the stovo unmoved.
Tho other side OF the car had been
filed by ladies, most Of whom had been
given seats By the prompt sacrifice Of
the men, who now filed the aisle.
Tho Indies were loosely distributed
along tho scat; one sat sideways. gas.
ing out Of the window; n second al.
lowed her child room enough for
good sized man By clambering around
with his face 20 the pane; a third,
dressed IN silk, sat Ms though afraid OF
the touch Of n woman next 10 her.
A lady entered aud looked around
for scat, and there was none. Tho
men all looked at the man by the stove.
lie was n stout, hearty FELLOW, growing
Just a little old. lie sat still. apparent.
ly unconscious. AL the ladies across
the aisle looked at him; the lady In
silk glarcd. lie didn't move. The
lady moved mp opposite him In the ear
and took hold Of n strap, and s,ill he
sat siiil.
Madam" sald he nj last, courteous.
ly enough, but In voice plainly heard
NIL through the car, Madam. do not
feel inclined to give you my seat wien
90 mnny Of your own aex On tho oppo-
.itc side Of the ear make no move Ia
make room for you"
And maybe there wasn't u shuttle on
Tho other side Of tho car. The lady IN
I'LL, damned up against tho plainly
dressed womnn, the Child was hastily
deposited In IT. muthcr's lap aud Tho
woman who gard out the window saw
something 20 attract her attention
straight ahead Of her Tho lady vlic
wis standing and two elderly R0ntlc
men occupied tho room made. Mime
apolis journal.
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It Il salutary discipline TO travel into
foreign lands before settling up for "a
critic Of our own institutions and Gus
toms. Indeed only upon an apprentice
ship Of this sort tan aught In praise OF
dlspraiDe Of ourselves worth hearing be
said. A traveller realizes that though
we are an excellent nation OF ISLANDERS
we are no, quito tho pattern men and
women our home stayers are so fond Of
70 aging. lie also learns that we have
Al &C stock OF prejudices slowed away
In the wallet upon which we are aecus-
toned 10 draw for our virtues. ALI
the Year Round.
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The earliest species Of lilac TO bloom IA
Syringa oblata, while ono Of tho latest
Ia the large trcclikc ). J. Japonica. The
interval between these two extremes Is
from Ave TO ak weeks. As a sequence
Of Towering lilacs Is sometimes dosii.
cratnfn the following data from Garden
hnd Forest will give an approximate idea
OF tho times Of blossoming Of the differ
emit species. syfinga obla,a blosoma
around and In New York nbou. the mid
die Of May. varying with tho rest Of
vegetation IN being little earlier or
later, according % season, situation and
exposure A week or more after .. oh
Iata begins TO blossom tho first fiowel.s
appear on tho earliest garden varieties
OF the common lilao CS. vulgaris).
Out Of tho hundreds Of tho ~ called
varieties Of s. yulgaris the amateur. who
mas only space for ono or two plants Of
lids type. will find satisfaction Ia the old
Charles tho Tenth a. dark red. and
Marie Lagrange us a large lowered purc
white ono. Tho first flowers OF =. yillosa
generally appear at the end OF the first
week OF June. This aud Syringa Jo-i-
kua continue TO maintain fresh flowers
for about q fortnight, and II Is not until
tho last OF them are fading that the
blossoms appear ON those species belong
Ing 10 that section Of the genus which
have white flowers and very short iubu.
lar corollna. The finest and most de.
irable OF these Is ). Japonica.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-10

The reason why woman Is afraid Of
mouse 4 a profound myeicrt indelai,
u has never hsen VERY clearly Tfuyeu that
abe o.. linl some women arr constantly in
such a nervous, Irritable condition that tho
Hllrhicat thing nnroys and stnIfiff them
Tho cause ~ this unfortunate rtain ~
affair Il usually sninc funril1nai dftnnEu-
ment: sofnc distressing or painful lfrfNu-
iarity. ZONE drmufcmrnt on pccularwrak-
noes inaldont 20 her acri Or, u mHy b. due
90 Inflammation. liberation ar diaplnpl-
mont OF sofnc ui III" pelvic visoera. or 20
uthur organic lcsi0us Peculiar 10 her ae1.
PROM whichever cause II may uri4o. ur.
piorcpis inyonin Prescription 4 "a positive
rfreiN 90 crftain In ~ curiife results
that ~ manufacturers sill through
drigEi1ia. under "a guarantee Of ~ giving
..liisiacilnn IN cvury Ctsn. Or money pail
for q VIII b. promptly fduidfi. ~ q
soothing ma STRENGTHENING nc0ino. 70.
Nutltn Prescription nnlduts nervous
cScitahllity. irritahilliy. cthlufiinn. pms
trnti0n, hystsfin. spaqna and uthrr ncfs-
OTIS symntuur attendant urun discuss ~
The womb. IL induccs fvfr'ahng slo,p
aud relieves anxiety and dependency.
cop,hrhi, ia. Wy woalps ~. Man AssN.
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Wore Mother Symptoms prophcsles
gcnuinef
Ursula S,aihiely, or Mother Ship
ton was an English woman who lived
near knarcsboro about 800 years ago,
and In her own time had considerable
reputation a. u witch or prophecies,
but which people were not certain.
She uttered great many prophecies,
which arr, In the mnin, meaningless
jumblcs Of words and can be mado 10
take almost any shade of construction
desired The British museum has a
number Of collections Of her 20 called
prophesics, some Of the clnp.books
containing thcm dating back $50 years.
But little was thought Of them or her
till 1862, when Mr. Charles Hindlcy
issued what he claimed was reprint of
her sayings, and IN this edition nrc
found the prophcslcs about railroads,
balloons, iron steamships and gold In
California and Australia. The case was
investigated by correspondents OF the
newspapers, and, none Of these pre-
dictions being found In the old versions
tho mattcrwas declared to beA forgery.
In 1873 Mr. Hindlcy admitted that hc
had forged the special predictions men.
toned, us well Ms n number ~ Others,
In order 20 enhance public interest IN
the book. st. Louis Globe Democrat.
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SUMMONS.
william woolley. Plaintiff.
Mary knn woolley, Defendant

The o People OF the Territory of u'ah send
10 Mary Ann woolley, Datendan
VOU ARE HEREBY HhoGinED TO
appear IN an action brought against YOU
By the above nhmed plalniin Ia the Dlslrict
Court Of the Third Judi,ial Disulct OF the Ter,
nt0ry OF Utah, ana ~ answer the complaint
nled therein within ten Jays leNclu4Ne OF
the day o. sor,icsl AFTER tho service on you
OF this summon III ferNed within THIS County {,
or u served out OF this county. but Ia this dis
uici, within twenty days otherwise within
forty days-or judgment by default Viii 10
taken against you, accordingly the prayer OF
said complaint
Tue said actlonis brought to have a decree of
this court dissOlsing the bonds OF muirirnonY
between the plaintn ard defendant. granting
plaintiff general feliff prayed on the ground
that on or about the itt nay OF Dcr lsi0, the
defendant wilfully and without cause deserted
und abandoned The plalnuf, ana has ever
since 80 wilinlly and without cause deserted
and abandoned hin, and lived separate aud
gpart nom HIM, wlihnui any sum gient cause Or
reason, amt against biz VIII anu without his
consent.
Aud you are hereby notified that II you fail
to appear and answer tic said complaint ~
above required, the said nlnlntin will Apply 10
tho cOuftior ihe ToiiCf donanded therein.
Witness. the Hon, Charles !. Lano, Judge.
and The zeal Of the District Couu Of Tho
Third Juncia Distret. In aud for the Tcfri.
tory OF Utah, this alh day OF January, IN
the year Of our Lord, one thousand eight
hn ndrrd and ninety one,
lsHIi.l IIkARY q, MCMILLAN, Clerk.
dOawN
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The People Of the Territory Of Utah send
10 Iou'sn iraii. widow. Francis :. Dyer. Ellen
=, Pratt Lois a. Hunt aud Ann a.. iflt.
helrs q toe late ADDISON Frau, deceased.
you AgF HlngBY REQUIRED To an.
pear 90 an seton brought against you by
the above named liiniih in The District Court
OF the THIRD judicial biaifetO f the itUiior,
q Utah. and TO answer ~ compliant niied
therein within ten days lea lIaye o. the daj
OF reryicel alter tne tgftiea on you % this
Hnmmons--if served within THIS county or. "
served out OF Tho county, hgt IN ihis district,
within twenty DAY otherwise within foriy days
--or Judgment by default Will Dc taken ar1inst
you, according Ia the praycrof said complaint.
1ho said aelon l. bought 10 hHvc decree
OF ihla court ndindrnF each u the defendants
herein 10 sct ioith the nature OF their claims
10 the properly herr inailcFf ,descrined. and
de,ermlales , , slai ~ s,s'"s 40,
of either Of them have no estate or
interest whatever ~ sad premises or
property. and that the tiuo Of plainiin 70 same
petnaily cnioinlng dciondants aud each Of
ihem from asserting any advc'ae interest n
"a d land and prcmisst. ard granting plaintiff
longs said premises are Described ssioiloss,
10 wit Commencing ~ I, J., corncr of lot 2.
liloek %, Plat 4, sat Lake clty sur,ey, run
ming thenec West rod, thence North iNrods,
lhanco Kasi ! rods, thence south 70 rods 10
place Of beginning, situate Ia salt Lake CITY
aud county, uiah Tnruiofy.
And you are hofoby notified that " you fail
10 appear and anawtr NE SAID complaint az
above required, tho said plaintiff " n apply 10
the court for tho .rciici demanded there n.
Witness tho Hon, Charlri :, Pane. Judge, aud
the seal Of tho nsiaCt Court OF the THIRD
Of Utah. thisiilh day OF febrnary In the year
ofour lord one thousind eight hundred
[sElI.i HENRY @. MCMILLAN.
Clerk.
ny enc u. Looms,
din Deputy CLERK
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Much has bcon writtcn about tho
earth eating tribe oi various countries.
but Il Is not gcnornlly known tina. the
inhabitants Of pcnaoova, u village IN
PORTUGAL, have fer generations eaten a
variety ~ earth found Ia the noighbor.
hood II u aid that any n them lcav.
Ing home Is afflicted with a ilngilar
nalsdy with gastric symptoms uulcs.
be- bo provided with a supply Of the
earth IN, r'nson ot thi. IL probably
the presence Of ngacnic In tho earth.
which :. known 90 produce these fingu.
lar effects upon g. labiiuai consumer.
Tho fact that Dr. Nogul la4 found
none IN 10 by cursory examination
but. on tho contrary, has detected that
Il contains about double the quantity
u nitrogen found Ia similar soils iron
the adjacent ilalda, lends plaufibility
- the view that tic active auhdancp
may b. ga nll,nlold Tho whole qnos-
ton could be- easily settled by n com
pctcnt chemist, and II l. 20 bc hoped
that some one will undertake i,s invcs.
tig1flon. New York Commercial Nd
| Vcftiaer
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Heliotropes will not bear undue fore
Eng. and should have rs much light as
possible during tho dull winter time
while being brought on to flower. Com
paratiyely small sized plants. struck from
cuttings early in tho spring, and that
have the wood firm aud well matured,
are in much better condition for forcing
than plants that have been kept contin'
uously under glass. Still better AFRO old
specimens that are annually cut back
tach spring after being forced and en-
Outraged TO make growth through tho
summer. Standard form with bushy
beads "a the best shape. Manure water
should be given to keep up q succession
NJ llnntn
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II you want TO SEQ n collection Of
curious hands, interesting hands, you
should SEQ those belonging to the mem.
bers of tho Woman's Press olub-hands
made to hold pens, hands that have
taught themselves to hold pens, hands
brimming over with mentality, and
hands that have gathered mental
strength wherever they went. You
need only vt and look at them to get
at tho brain histories OF the women,
and can assure you some Of them are
very interesting. New York Letter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-10

tN"fkfeths anu b"ht besluuout rhtubt.
Tho proper places for oycrgrecna aud
dwarf dcciduons shrubs arc tho opcn
spaces on tho margins Of groups OF tall
trees and on tho backgrounds OF lawns,
but always where they are not shaded.
Under such circumstances the growth IA
healthy. and eyergrecns look bright aud
clean In winter when they are seen most,
aud all Towering species flower IN due
season, because their growth IA properly
maturcd. In ordinary soil most kinds of
shrubs will grow IL thoy have head room.
In tho course Of a few years rich mold
from the annually shed leaves soon nc
cumulAtes ON the surface, and is a. good
as or better than my manure that can
be applied. Indeed the practice OF clear
Ing tho leaves out from beneath tho
shrubs cannot DO too severely con-
delnncd, because they arc the natural
and only provision for tho roots, alike
protecting them from cold and provid-
Ing them In timo with the very kind Of
food which they require. All ever
greens shed their leaves annually like
other trees, and MS their leaves are very
abundant they soon form deep layer
on the ground. But, Us has been hint.
ri. the greatest disappointment results
from planting them under trees.
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george y. Yeadon. Henrietta yoadon. siswar,
y. bhurh, james Murdoch, Cooper Andcrs
sou and Edward " Trcnwith,
Defendants,
The People q the Territory Of Utah send
To George D. Neadon. Henrietta yesdon. stew
art :. Haugh, james MuriOck, Cooper Az
defson aud Edward J. 1renviih. Defend.
ants
Xyou ARR mEnEny REQUIRED To ~.
pear Ia an a. ilDn brought nEhinst you b.
the above named plants m The District ruuft
OF tho third judicial Distfist % the Tcrntory
81 Utah, aud 10 antwur the complaint hied
therein villain ten days ieNclusiyu " the day
" sctvicel after the service on you of this
suumons-if served within this oounty or, 10
served out ~ this county. but In Tits difiuci,
Within twenty days; otherwise within forty
days or Judgment hy default viii 10 taten
complaint
Tie ssid action ia brought N recover The
sum u 500 with interest thereon ~ sper cent
per ahnun from Jui' Is. isp0. and the sum u
~ wnh interest a, y psI cent neI anngm
amount fuunh due as attorneys fcu. anu rusis
u this suit aud for such other or further re-
lief In tho premises A. TO Tho court may seem
meet ani equitable. Ard further decree II
~. cotrt ief tho foreclosure aud sale " p rdri
" ioi In block 4. plat "a" alt Lake Cy
/ survey commencing ~ point ~ rods south
! rom the =. W. conner % said lot ruunin1
| ANhWNf fNAN NnANa iN'tff HnuAh e. NuNH
/ thenec west rods thence north ~ To- the
/ place u uesinninf. under y mortgage made
| rNecuuNrunt delivered BY the said defendants
/ 20 the said plamtn september 9Th, 80. 70 90
I rufe payment ~ pfnnisnfy notcs for tslnn1
each and eytu date and payable one year after
/ oaie with interest," from Iato until paid that M
/ PAT OF either u said prumiaury notes nas been
i PAD except iuisfestun the 1fst one down ~
July u, lsln. and ihc intrftat ON the second one
/ dosn a. June 8, iSOI whirh sad mortgage
] provided tor m nit1rucT'a leo a. Aisfrsaii
/ ihai thu saii defeuifuts aud All 9th ruertnu'
/ claiming fad premises subsequent 10 said
| plaihuhf mortgage may he barred and lore
/ clofed under All ale. anu that the prDcrcdi
/ Of fnid sale be applied 10 The payment Of thi
amount hue the plantih after paying all c0si
and cNrcntrs aud attorneys fee and that ih'
] plantih may have iuismeni Cor Hny defiieieue'
/ which NAY remain afirf applying 40 the pro
I rrVds uf ahid ale ar4lnst tie said irfgudant
teofge E Nesf0n nud Henrietta icadou.
Ana yuu are hereby no ICED that u you tal
/ Ia arpeAf lnd answer tho said compliant a
| above required, the slid plaintiff Will apply Il
Tho QUIT i"r the relief demanded thrrrin.
l witness The Hon. Charles =. Ianc. Judge. an,
the seal Of tho nisuict tonrt NJ the fnifi
| Judicial ulttr Il. ~ aud Tor tho TcrHtufs .
Utsh, iha iith day " February, M thi
| year . our lord ono thousand right hun
uTcd aud ninety one.
iiLNIY q. MCMILLAN,
i'left.
~ uEo. u. LOOMS.
J ufputy NlefE.
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"Chickcn ranchcs' arc numbered
among tho most profitable Of Long
Islands Industries Now York city
and Brooklyn consume daily about
q, 900 cliickon. and 1870. O00cgys. ller-
tofore large proportion Of these n,
iiclcs came from New Jersey and Ia
tcrior New York. ponn,ylvanla, Dol.
aware, Maryland and even Virginia
send a good many, but the pos,lblli.
tics for profit have induced great
mauy people to 50 into the businoss, %
that there ac now probably four or
1--WE hundred "ranchcsH scattered be.
tween BAY Ridge and Montauk, ON
Long Island. Fowls 81 all kinds bring
good prices In New York, and pCul.
Try trust would pay as big dividends rs
sugar after time. \ mnn can 20 into
the business with very litile capital,
aud II hc knows anything at all about
thu culture OF fowls can mako a fort
unc Ia iow year, Now York Letter
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The graveyard grass Of centuries has
been fortified with tho dust Of great
men, who at one time or another we've
considered indispensable. There IA
altogether too much hero worship Ia
tho world, even la this utilitarian age.
II Is proper to give every man credit for
his worth aud for his achievements, but
no man should he accounted greater
than the cause lac represents, and whom
ever be assumes TO be- greater It Ia time
no was compelled to step aside. ---scran'
ton Truth.
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Or. plencE's PELLETS ATlI; RIl's an;
- ~ Il.ll-.----L- 2. n-nia a N-.l
LEGAL NOTICE.


NOTICE N nEnEnY GIVEN THAT
~ Joseph n. smith. adminisirator 81 the
rathie ~ Robert \. smith, dcrcasrd. hts zen
dsfcsi TOR sru umtui snd niod iu said uouri.
his final account 81 his himiuftf1Nnn ~ said
estate aud petition Tor nnal d. thutpn ~ the
residue Of suh estate amnng the narsans On
utCd thartin. and nat Tucsdaf. iir iQih day
3 out H1uu ~ sait touft, ~ fNr County
Court House, salt hkr CITY aua County, inh
Territory, has hocu duly app 1nifd BY The
futer VI SAID tduft Tor the sstftmfnt 81 suld
nerdu I mi hetrtrf saif petition Tor diaiu'
button. NJ which time And rlnre Hut prfs N
iriofctied 10 saln vstutf WAY apnstf and show
cause, II any there b. whN san afrpunl should
ion nafu o. prHyedfnr
Dated February II. i'll, -
q RI Of the Probate Gut.
Charles J.. Pearson Attorney to- Administra
Tor DIV
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NOTICE u HEREnN GIVEN, THAI
~ MarfArct wilson, hdminituHifiN of the o.
tate OF John wilson, deceased, he rendered
tor settlement, and nled m said court, her ma
account OF her administration OF said estate
ani peiiuon Tor DIAL distribution 81 thercfiduf
Of saul estate among the persons cniitied
thereto, and that "wednesday, the let day ui
Court iioom OF sad court. In the County touH
House, salt Lake CITY and couniy, ttah
TERRITORY. has been duly appointed by tn
iaoEr ct SAID court. for The sctiipment OF slld
account Ini hearing sid petition for disirihu
ton, a. which time and place any person inter-
eFted IN said estate may appear aud show
cause, " an there hu,why said account should
not be settled and approved and nnal dissribu
uOr made a. prayed Tor.
dated March q, ISL
Z. u. ALLEN,
ByC. H. srAsroS, Deputy.
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"Mamma," asked Benny Bloobump-
or, why do you preserve catsr
"Whnt on earth do YOU mean"
~ heard you tell Ms, Garlicl' about
putting catsupin bottles. West Shore