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The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1891-12-25
Go. 3coo)
Application for a Patent.
I. s. Land office, Helena, Montana.

N'N'N ''Ff tA'''ti [
Notice is hereby given, that The /. X. l..
MINING COMPANY, by
Frank -. Wilcox, whose postofice address is
Great fais. Cascade County Montana. has this
DAY llied application for patent. under the min
iAS laws OF Congress, for 1892 and 1875 linear
i.o'iss designated rs surveys Nos 847a and sii3.
situated IN Montana uhnorganized) Mining Dis
trici, Neagher County, Montana, in unsuryeynd
township Ii n Range 8 or 9 f which claim is
CHER County, at White sulphur Springs. Mon
tapa, and Described as follows:
SAID Survey No 3412 l.. Y. J.. Lode beginning
ar CORNER No. |, also Garner No. =, Survey No.
3.'3 from which Initial Point No. 8, township
II \ range & or . L hears S Al degrees A. min
n'es 90 seconds + 32o2.7 feet. thence :. 10 de
grees IS minutes W. 5G, feet to corner No. ,
thence \ Is degrees ID mlnates W 1892 feet to
corner 10. . thence \ 70 degrees 81 minutes +
rbS leet to corner No. 4, thence s IS degrees
~ minutes + 20. feet to corner No. 5, thence :
~ degrees II minutes L 1885 feet to coraer No,
!, the place OF beginning containing li.I2 acres.
EUREKA LODE SURVEY NO. 34.a.
beginning 1T corner No. 1, from which Init
ii point No: 3, township II n range $ or J.
bears ) 81 degrees ~ minutes Il GAIT feet
thence \ II degrees % minutes " l4el.s feet
IL CCrner No. ,, thence $ 20 degrees 81 minutes
y 81 feet 10 cCrrer No. 8. thence s IS degrees
= minutes l. 1854 feet to corner No. !, thence
\ % degrees 5i minutes Il .N5 feet to corner
NO. /. the Place Of beginning containing 1855
acres. Total area 35.6i acres, upon which a notice
OF S9!d application was posted on he liti} day of
October. 1881. The adjoining claims to these
premises of the l. X. l.. Lode survey number
3i'@. On the west. the Creetmore Lode survey.
number 3iSi. On the north, the White Pine Lode
lUnsurVeyed;l Eureka Lode survey number 3ts3.
0n the east, the hoonetone Iodo lCisuryeved !
IN the south. the Lexington Lode survey, number
Sill.
Alb "a. SWIGGETT.
Register.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1891-12-25

THE Livingstone Enterprise is out
with it's holiday edition. 1t is Il
fine specimen OF workmanship and
shows that this journal is going to
keep up Of its name.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-12

Tho query, GLOW far would colonie'
Of Italians used for queen rearing need
10 bee removed from hyhrida TO prevent
their crossing with the hybrid droues''
was recently asked and answered In Th5
American Bee Journal 10y u number OF
prominent apiarians.
The majority replied, eat lcast three
miles away" several favored a. great q
distance ns five or more miles. NJ. Alahin
said;
when there were no Italian bees hut
mine in tho neirhborhooi blncl; queen
nearly five miles away produced yellow
branded bees, mud had mated with q
drune from my apiGry II there ar.
mixed bees within four or five mile
some queens are liable 90 be- niismatcd.
a. W. D2narce rrplicd' I'm my opln'
ion drones rarely over Ny more than one
or two miles fr1m their home. lhi'
guess Is based on years Of practical OK
pcriencc. n there were no hyhrlds OF
other race orNgrieties Of bees within two
miles of my apiary would expect to So
9s per cent. OF my Italian queens purely
mated"
The editor OF Tho Journal said that Il
would hardly b, sifo TO count on pure
fertilization II there were impure bees
within five miles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-12

What Is tho longest speech on record
delivered In parliament That Of tho
Right Hon. W. T.. Gladstone IN intro.
duclng Ills budget In 1888. when hc
spoke for live hours and threo.quaricrs.
Mr. Gladstone speaks NJ tho rnto Of $50
words per minute. aud therefore his
budget speech ON that occasion would
contain about $4,000 words, Tho Brit.
ish parliament has rather n poor REQ
ord for long spooehes A Maori mem.
Der Of the New Zealand legislature
spoke eight hours on one occasion aud
seventeen hours on another when Il
wns an all day and an all night sitting,
A Mr. Martin, a member Of the Win
nlpeg legislature, once spoke for ten
hours. Twenty six hours OF talk Is a
fairly good spell, yet this Is what DR.
do Cosmos, Of tho British Columbian
assembly. recently accomplished, lilo
saved the settlers an immense tract OF
bud by talking m annexation measure
out Tho longest speech, however,
over made In any parliament was that
delivered In 1890 by Rounanlan dep.
uty. when lao ialked thirty -seven hours
In support OF the impeachment of John
IirailAnU. an eI minister. london Tit.
/ BlIA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-12
1AE PHANTOM MOUNTAIN.

A Peculiar Atmospheric rneet same.
time. seen on she Pacific.
Clustered about tho caps;an thcy
wcc telling about John Muir's ci
poriencc on tho great South Dome Ia
Yosemite during snow storm, whom
alone thcc, impressed with all the
yaJncs- Of tho place, lac saw giant
image In the clouds like the wrath II
the valleys god. yocring aud advancing
as 4 IN menace It was told how
Muir finally asccrtainoi that tho iiungo
was merely his own reflection on the
snow cloud-a duplicate Of tho world
famous spccter OF tho Broken. Then
up poke Mayor John H. Glasoocls. Of
Oakland. and said;
"iIayo any Of you seen the phantom
mountaii--thc peak In the ocean, -
Though there wcro many In that
company WHO had seen all sorts Of
things, from crawling vipcrs TO pink
monkeys with sea green appendices,
none could ever say that he lad ever
,cen tho mountain. 50 the mayor
went oni
II have often boon on Mount Nnblo;
In fact have campcd there season AZ.
TOR season. have Vowed tho sun rise
and sot from porch upon tho summit
timo and time again, but once only
had ! the pleasure OF bcholding the
ghostlikc peak. Ono morning, how.
ever. after had climbed tho grudo In
orlcrto soc thoslcnnl service men, who
wcp formerly stationed tlicrc, Hash
their heliograph signals across 20 an
cmincucc on the other side Of Tuckcc
and then over 90 Noun, ~. Helena,
was told To turn my eyes to tho sca,
| You know Il Is n fact thnt on u clear
/ day person can SEQ moro country
/ from tho summit Of Diablo than from
any other cmincncc IN the world.
"Thc great central valley spreads out
on one side All the lesser hills gen
orally shroGded Ia fog aro beneath
you. and or 20 the west dlmplc, tho
blue Pacific Well. this morning {
could hardly believe my cyns. Right
mp from the bosom Of tho deep roo u
I Ef'As lhuHillAlN -H'iiis lHtil'AilN NllH 'l'
purplod. For long time believed
that IL was the product o. some drastic
lit Of pcnt mp volcanic fires the growth
! Of IA night Hut rs ! studied Il saw II
was the exact counterpart, Of the double
cons Of Diablo, u phantom oi the sea,
by tho peculiar reflective aud ~
iracti~o condition Of tho atmosphere
tho mountain was uado To appear Il, u
wave washed cris A. the sun rose alt
w. apparent stability ya"lshed aud il
dissolved into thin air ! tried for tho
sight again mud again, but the ntmos.
phpric conditions were never favorable
Ever nfterward tho oiean stretched
away unrniilcd and remote" - San
Francisco Examiner
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-12

In experiments made by Mr.. Eugene
Davenport At the station Of the Michigan
s,aia Agricultural college. TO determine
l'E much the gain inproduci!on Of beef
fuia given amount OF food depends
tpoa breed, Il WAS found that the typo
d an animal has much TO do with it's
A''lliy 10 use food To good advantage In
lasprodncilun OF meat. Those nearest
We dairy iypc' made less gain 10 tho
i'oi consumed, and II consisted moro
largely OF tat on and about the Internal
oigaa' Greater differences were notice.
.0ls within tho breeds thRn between
them.
Irrespective Of breed, as individuals
.pP'oaehed certain stocky, blocky
Urn That designates the ''meat type" IN
We Niie dcgree they proved good feed.
~ and economical consumers Of food
WA q reasonable age. On tho other
l4ll' AZ They approached tho coasscr or
ao'e loosely built organization, In about
'ae same Proportions were they less
ruuAble consumers Of food for inoa,
purposes and turned out less desirable
. ' Tor tho block. Hence, " this bc
nas' II would seem to be- u question OF
yFfaiher than Of breed; and the breed
.a' AFFORDS the largest proportion IN
.alA1er OF this typo would, all thing,
l'H'e'el, be tho ct for beef. II any
~, ,as, can determine which breed or breed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-12

Our native csttlearo chiefly tho remo,o
descendants OF English stock imnorted
IN the early settlement OF tho country.
whatever distinctive charac,eristics thew
may have possessed at tiat time have
been lost or brel out Of them hy admix.
turc Of races. and whatever rood ounli.
ties some Of them now possess ara the
results Of selection and cultivation. and
cannot DO traced hack to ORIGINAL blood.
with increased population and wealth
there have como increased attention TO
improved breeds Of domestic animals
and greater care In preserving tho
various types In their purity.
From England We have derived the
beautiful Dsyons. aud although some Of
this blood We're probably brought over
by early English settlers, the pure
Devons we now have nFc " moro recent
importation. Tho distinctive character.
isiics OF this breed AFRO their uniformly
medium size. red color. fine smooth
shnpc, quick movement and graceful
appearance They give excellent milk,
though not In largo quantities. and In
quality Of beef are th' equals Of my
other breeds. rs general purpo.o cattle.
adapted to hilly and rough paqturage.
they have no spperiors. aud their quicl.
movement and good icmpers mako them
favorites for the yoke.
The lloreforis. another English breed
Of larger size than the Dsyons. exist ia
considerable herbs In some sections.
where thoy arc held In high favor FOR
grazing purposes as early maturing beef
cattle.
OF all our foreign breeds mono "a bet
ter known or more popular than tho
shorthorns mud Jerseys. aud. differing
widely rs they DO In their characters.
ties, each may b. said TO stand at the
head Of It's own class Tho largo siye.
uniformly fine development and adap,a.
bility TO luSuriant pasturago make tho
shorthorns special iay0ritos In blue grass
regions or whefoyor good rich grazing Is
abundant Tho Jerseys or Attorneys.
natives OF adjacent islands In the Brit
/ iHh channel, are a breed oi small Cntile,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-12
CABBAGE CULTURE.
The Ti,ree Requirements rha, Are Nee
.asary 10 Success.

The Tince Requirements That Are Nee
.asary 10 susees..
In growing cabbage. whether for early
midsummer or winter, there are three
requisites 10 success good healthy
plants, suitable soil and good cultlya'
ton. Large growers OF this vegetable
Ia Michigan give their plan In Weeks
Magazine ~ follows
Our early cabbage Is sown In liotbeds
about the middle of February; the young
plants arc aired frequently, transplantcl
when small, and exposed TO the cold as
they grow older, TO insure stochy, well
hardened plants, The second crop we
sow In cold frames the lat of March
spariugly Ito avoid transplantingl and
for winter use about the Goth Of ATriL
The varieties we ufr are carly jersey
Wakefield for first crop, Weeks All S'a'
sous for second and third cruIn. The
All Seasons stands number one, IN our
estimation, Notwithstanding tho many
excellent kinds mentioned In catalogues.
II Is large. firm, suro to head, aud In
fact reliable IN all respects,
Early cahhagcs require u very rich
soil. while late onn, win do well whcr'
ever a good crop Of corn can bc raised.
We ulow onr ground early for late crop,
summer following ~ for wheat. Enrly
crop Is set about the 10th OF April. the
second crop the il, Of May, and the third
crop the Goth u June.
lnsotting weusoa peg tomalsc the hole
aud insert the plants 10 the first leaves
pressing the dirt firmly 10 tho bottom Of
tho roots with the peg. Whom the plant
have Strengthened upconinencp cultiyat
ing the soil deeply, and the moro ire
quenily the better, for tho hrs. foui
weeks; mover cultivate less than once .
week until beginning 90 head.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-12

Mr.. +. u. Curtis said In reply u IN,
question asked at u recent farmers In.
stitute about the value Of hog manure
per tom
II depends. With largo amount Of
bedding. not 80 much; with moderate
amount. twice as much ~ ordinary
barn yard manure, which is valued nt 4,
per ton. Iwould put the value of good
hog manure Mt ~ per ton. This docs
not mean when - Is half water. hut ihi
solid tnatter. The quality OF the food
makes u great difference. Whom tho
hog' are fed bran, miidlings or linseei
meal the manure is worth twice ~ much
as when fcl on corn. barley or rye.
When She = nre kept Ia winter under
cover and al the aelctious arp saved.
their manure !, ~ good az TINT Of
swine, provided they are fed the same
kinds ~ grain. The urino Of sheep g.,
equal 10 the solid e1crcment e. "a fer
tiliang material. When hogs nrr TED
un corn or other starchy foods alpn,
their manure would not b. equal to tina,
Of sheep fed ON clover hay and bran ol
other heterogeneous foods.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-12

According to a bulletin sent out from
the Wisconsin station, feeding bone
meal and hardwood ashes To hogs con-
fined 10 M exclusive diet Of corn and
watergiyes the following resuliai Whcra
ashes and bono meal were fed the eiiec,
was to save about 1880 pounds of corn, ~
es per cent. Of tho total amount fed IN
producing 100 pounds Of gain, live
weight. It about redoubled the strength
Of the homes. md 30 per cent more ash
was found Ia the bones OF the hogs get
ting bone meal and ashes chan Of those
tia. did not receive u,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-12

a simple experiment which farmers
49,, sSas Wy TO their benefit Ia ,l&r After
y. V4a'uy iarm manure upcn The field.
~ ~ INC rate Of twenty tons TO tho
~ ~ .,' Them on one narrow strip sow
as" a9ut' on another superphosphnte;
sstsul'rd potash; on a fourth phosphate
Inc nv thus variously supplement.
III ,ne farm manure. While i'm IA.
,' s'So's SEASONS the manure might be dc.
~ upon to securo a fair crop, such
voa,, NVail Indicate where tho soil
,, Sia prolitably respond To the re.en.
ana ,l,,a OF the chemical constituents,
TS,, u'us Indirectly answer the ques,ion
rs.d.i ~'ncular kind Of food it most
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-12

~ one Of tho New York Farmers in.
sututcs the query was asked. "What ~.
ton shall we give ouF cows to mako the
mot milk
Among other responses was the ono
made b. John Tanner, who found the
most profit tn unu.third corn on the cob,
ground oats onu.tlri. and bnclwheat
onc-third. lilo considered bran good,
but not equal to buckwhcai. A mixture
suggested by another attendant was 100
pounds 81 corn mcaL 100 pounds " cot.
ton aoei meal, and 900 pounds OF whca,
bran mixed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-12

Ar one OF tho New York farmcrf
clubs r. O. Ives said: We put our clover
into tho NOW after II has been cooked
up and put layer Of ~ straw IN with
u layer o. clover, aud It keeps good, and
the sheep cat It all clean. Tho oat
straw has tho flavor q the hay impaired
toit do not suppose the straw hns
amy additional nutriment. but It smells
anl iastcs better. aud the sheep like 10,
and will cat more u It thus handled
than when fcl alone.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-12
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NutiCk T. itEiEHl GtNIN ~ THt rN
- deft sued, admtnistfstpr " The esiHts
y lf'aar Williams, decreased. 10 the creditor
-, aus Hll penuns hAyirF rlsmis arsinH The
ffi deceased, 10 rshHt Them, With the urrUs
aarf voucher, within ten months sfirf me hfti
prh.lratiun NJ this notice, n No" Hai1 ldmiuIt
Iriiur. atG south Vain street SALE Like Gttf,
10 ihe county OF SAT- isks. Utah Territory.
Dated ianuaty 18TH, isat.
W D. ni.AIfr.
latns dercafed dlaw 5w
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-12
TsRnIfoRr or urti. IA,
uounty OF rniti.Akr.

l.u.T Allan, Clert of 'he Probate Court IN
and for the Conny OF -ali Late, 10 the Terri
Tory Of Utah, do Hereby ce.uiy trat the tore
going n full. true and cone't copy ~ order
ettntS' and Tie matter NJ The estate Of samuel
nenniop, Deceased, a. appears Of record va ny
once
Inwinefa whereof haze hqrounio oct ny
hand and aHlNei tho srnl 81 SAID count, thli
1sIu &. d ALLkS,
CLERK ~ lhs Probate Court q
Ey Z. h.. sIASToN, DtpulY C.oss. dti
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-12

LOCAL TRAINS
SAT- iAKL AND oOptN.
Leave salt I..i, 200 AN. and il.is am, ,D
pm. iioiurninE, arrive ralt LAKE ti) s'ia
/ as pm, W. Pun.
ulN0tiAM.
Leave salt lake so E,nl, returning, arrive
Nhit lake s,aop,m,
AMrRcAN foHA, PROVO. trWNdNltLt'
IHisrLE, nj. rLEAsANf Ahn hANti
Leave sAit Lake a., p,ta.i returning, a.
live sAlt lake iilOa ain,
u, CtpoDGf, j.. II. BESEKTf,
General NAlArer. Gen. As
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-12
NaIIltI..

T. nIREBl GlytN, fliAr TiiE Az
sat Iale iith and nail Company, viii he
hsli NJ the uensnl ONE Of tie Cen
lany No - and - lssi, firsi south su,st
tory, on Trrsday TIDE lpsh f1yuf Fsbruhry ispl.
At q o'c och q, NJ. tor The puppfc of elcetins
directors t. serve tor the tnsuinr ycsr,nui Tor
such other hu.iucsi a. mHy properly some be
fore aid meeting,
Dated sat Iskc city, January lsili, i.rl.
lsAAC 81 WAnbLii..
y cav iW secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-12
NOTICE.
In the matter Of the rstElc q samuel Bennlon
dCrrafcd,

4 gCnInAiD fnuMk, SAMUEL HIRING.
N hurst and william FAINTER, executors ~
ihe estate of samuel htunlon, decreased, hay.
Ing Iled Ia this rourt . petition for the AZ
recruitment Ut three ditlutsT,Aied commis
sinners 10 make pArtliion ~ The fesidur OF sad
estate TO The parties heretofore derfccd by this
court TO he ontliled thereto, y dur decree VI
distnLutlau entered 81 record IN ihls Court,
IL 4. hereby ordered and deerecd ~ the
court that Tutsday, tho ihin day % March,
A u. ls0i, Al 10 O'Clock a,m., NJ the County
Uourt unnsn In satd county, IL herrHy nNed ~
toe umo and place tor itr hearing ~ taid
p- iton, ana mai holee lhefe9i be NNfn 70 all
non in he DIsHnlr lYtNiNG Nnws, 4 news.
pAper printed aud published 10 The city and
county 81 bait latelor AIetiod Of Three weeks.
Dose ~ open court ms w day " February,
A ~, 1881. g. W, bAhIuh,
Probate Judge Tor SAID county.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-12

In rngiiud. two ceuturi,s dgo, popular
superstition credited Tho "huYA Touch
with curing srroiiiln, Th"se aiifertiit ious
prnC'irea have now hevou, uis1letp, AMI
IN their place We have a scirniirr rriurdY
IN nr. i1efcf'f Golicn MNfcll nlsCOyUry.
which eliminates the impNrNre ffnm the
blood ty the natural channels. thru'hv
clraniinr tho system nom a'i tainis ani
imrufltina ifum Whatever uifa Hfis,uT
\, 70 ttuly royal rumcdy, Nurld.inmci
and ftc only liver, lung and hlutsi frinriy
pf4fuu'fsd g. banc'f Ut cum ln every CdsI.
az MONEY nnli Tor 10 VIII b. rtflndIsl. Aa
regulator ~ tho stomach, lltHr nud
lownis, "nuiien McdiCll Discovery "
strta al bilious Alta u, indirrsilun aud
Dyspepsia. Chronic ninftha aud klpdrol
nilmpnis. - an nltprtlir. ~ blood
putinrr, II mnnltCaia w. marvellous pfuii-
sffira m the euro 81 tho Nufst Nkit ftE
Scalp Diseases. Salt.rhcuiti, Ifticf. tCsr-
ma, an1 Srnuiulnus sores ana fuclliuEs.
~ well ns Lang scrofula. commonly
known a. Pulmonary 'Onsumt tiuu. u
taken ia time end given a ialT trial.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-12

c"wirport OF an experiment made n,
o,5. 'ls'Nlelnsetts station. In which rec.
, ,nra.l nave been kept Of tho feed con.
COW, :, a li.. mix produced by twelve
es,.nS'o Inherent breeds, tho experiment
,lar !, over 6yo years, 1t IA shown
y,lna -, 10 y, allowance DO made for The
tst ya n, 'l' maauro tho best COW IN the
81 NV 1--we a profit of $50, while tho feed
prsluas, ' ,,'' one cost s3l more than hei
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-12
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In tho Probate Cnurl or salt Iakc County
Territory ai Utah.
IN the matter NJ the Estate ~ John
uluu-u- --l-nnu.M-

~ oricE Is HEREBY GIVES NY rIE
~ uuarfs rnfd. Adminisiratfit ~ he
h-lnie ~ john brown. deceased, late ~ salt
sons haNiug elaine azainst the SAD dUccatod.
10 exhibit thtm with The Necessary voucher,
within fNN monthf after The hftt rulhcaiiaa
~ The notice 10 shih Ahninis tfatflx, 100 The
qffo ~ thurlDs \. lrarann. aunfnci 90 law.
W :, MAN Suett. salt isAr CITY, tint hcinr
lie place for tie transaction OF The businrsr II
sid rsfaip. ANNA VI nNDWN,
AdrluisiuiriN Of The Lsiaic Of John nfown.
he sesfrl.
Datrd January oh. ial. tat osw W.
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NOTICE.

rrlIE ANNUN. MEETING ny THE sTOCk
j holders of the tail stove and Hardware
COnuAuy. will 10 held % tho inbiy any'a unice
on Thursday, February llth, ~ y N. fof tie
elect on OF officers aud tie tfansaftion Of surh
business ~ may cons before ~
joins u wiNDEii. Jn..
49, secretary,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-12

The Florida agricultural department
ESTIMATES that tho orange crop VI The
state will b. i.8j;,OOO boxes, os 03 ped
cent. Of the crop OF last year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-12
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


In the E.iAto Of Thoma, HAMS. Deceased.
NyoriCE u IirREBY GivEN ny THt
~ underlined, Executor Of the tsialc
OF Thomas Harris, deceased, 10 the cfcdi
.aia deceased, to eshihlt them with the nrges
agIy vouchers, within ten months after me
n'si publication OF this natcc. 10 tho tAid
executor, AuFolns Miner, ~ his Ofil,e Ne v
souih, iast tomulc sueoi, salt LAKE cay,
utah, 10 The rsuniy Ut salt tAhr
Dated sat lasC CITY, lauusrt gih lsli.
AuNLiLts MINER
rrHsgd. Il cav iW
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-12

Order ~ show Cause why Order NJ sale OF
Real kstAt, should ultse made.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE l. iihKtnN GIVEN ny Tiik ~.
dgrrignrd Aduuuisiiaiuk ~ nc rftale
OF 1hnmast johts dcceAlcd ~ ihe cio1iiofs
~, aud al persons hAyiug e'aius against The
sald decreased. a. cAhihit ihrH aiit Ono neesss
sarY.youo here with u tour munihs aiitl tns hisi
putin unnn OF iiis notice. 10 The tAii Ndwinia
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