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sell "a every side by
lo.chkiv rs. surrounded nv tnoons

to:eLki ....,s; surrounded by troops
and forcibly despoiled of their arms.
Their wives and children vera near.
They remembered other occasions on
which the guns Of United States
sold .ry had been turned ind:scrini-
naiingiy upon men, women and chill
dren. They did not know that the
present commander Of the United
State troops, General Brook, is hu-
name man. They thought they were
doomed. 80 they fought-not with
any idea of victory. The Indians are
too experienced ~ fighter, io mistake
situation. They fought that they
might die a. fighters should.
LAS for theircops, they did what re-
mained for them 20 do. They wore
not responsible for the false position
that is, the unfair demonstration
against 4 foe gIea-er or inferior in
nunbers--ls they fought with deadly
intent A man knows that no quarter
can Toe shown on such a battlefield. He
fights to kill. There j. no alternative.
The Indians broke and ran, dying A.
they went; huge guns were turned ON
them; they were moved down.
But it does not matter. They have
been starved, deceived, all blf impris-
oned, and none have FLUSHED TO know
ii 50. Now thoy are happily dead. The
old fire has blazed up again for a
moment from the ashes of their long
Paiicnoe-blazed up to consume. not |
only their foes. but themselves."
The situation now seems TO be
such that an Indian war Is newt
able. The troops cannot retire. The
savages must b. suppressed. Ones
aroused, their worst passions will
rage, and if only for the protection
Of frontier settlers, the army must
be employed. But the responsibility
for this sad condition Of affairs, we
believe, does not rest upon the H.
iians, but upon those who have
faak;,i iiA-futo a hostile position
and who are now taking advantage
Of the situation. The nation will
have to accoun. for its treatment of
the Indian question before the in
bar Of eternal justice.
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| REMARKABLE PHENOMENON,
TIE following is from Il e Atlanta
tGeorgial Constitusion, one of the
leading public journals of the South:


"A portrait Of the late John Taylor
which J. b. Smith has on exhibition
III his store at Charlotte, y. c., attracts
many visitors daily, and has caused a
great deal Of discussion. The portrait
formerly rested on the mantelpiece at
Mr.. Smiths residence in Mt. Olive.
Monday during 4 heavy storm n light
ming flash struck it. The frame was
demolished, ba; the fash left on the
portrait a clearly defined picture OF
an angel with outsiretched wings
oversha,iowing Mr.. Taylor'sficad. the
arms encinciing his neck and the right
hand holding bunch OF flowers. The
pose Of the angel suggests protection
and benediction- The dark line show
ing the lightning's journey along the
cardboard turns abruptly just above
the face of Mr.. Taylor, giving the
spectator the idea that the angel
changed the lishtninG's course. Su-
Persiitious people consider it as an in
dicaiion that Mr.. Taylor is in heaven,
but Mr.. Smith explains the phcnomo-
non by saying that The picture Of an
angel, exactly like that which appears
ON tine Taylor portrait, was on the
back Of a photograph near by. He
believes that by some electric freak
the picture OF the angel WAS photo
srarhed over the portrait. The affair,
has caused great deal OF
comment, and people from miles
around come 10 see the picture"
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INTERESTING To SETTLERS In
MEXICO.

Correspondence Of the DIES Fret NEWS.
Ii will Ice To the Interest Of visit
OTIS or cnlonists, going into our col
onies in Chihuahua, Mexico, to
come 10 this place, and seek infer
nation from the Mexican Consul, s.
r. Alaillefort, Ed, as some persons
have got into trouble by failing to
follow the desig route; also by
listening to conflicting reports Of ir-
responsible persons; and when going
in as visitors, with a view 10 find
suitable location for making a home,
it will Ice well to procure the certifi-
cate of the consul, which will be a
passport when meeting the frontier
guards; and when a colonist with
his family come. here, and is going
direct to any of our colonies, he
SHOULD procure the necessary consul
papers and free list 10 pass in his
effects through the custom house..
and take all the tools, furniture, etc,
he possibly can, rs the law provides
he can do this once only, when 60
ins in for the first time; but he may
Afterwards apply to the government
agent and have the permit granted
TO obtain necessary supplies Of pro-
visions, food OF building materials
rs the law provides.
In consequence of the demise OF
Ou- esteemed friend, Elder George
Barber, Brothers l. Lyman Wilson
ami William DANES will arrange to |
make trips here and continue the
service so faithfully performed by |
Brother Barter, and extend the ser
vice when {. lied for as far rs Casas
Grsn'ies and Colonii Juarez,
seventy miles south Of Diaz. |
Brothers Wilson and DANES reside
nj Colonia Disz and they can ar
range to make regular semi-weekly
trips, and accommodate visitors and
coionis;s, or special trips by writing
- them; but sufficient time should
'e given because OF the uncertainty
"a 'AAhsAo ain. 0i-ihhSc llOui Itkula /
ines OF travel, and letters addressed
. COlonia Diaz, via Las Palomo-,
sill 80 the most direct. To the
eitlements further south via FL
'aso. Texas, will be best. Occasional
antilles are quietly passing here
very week. going South. Merchants
mi dealers tere are all interested
i the mormon" trade, and hope
al Of seeing the Sierra Madre Rail
Oasi soon started, through the
'iiOrts o: our friend Hon. Johu w.
r5png, he being regarded by all
:lasst-s hcre-as the man with energy
md intelligence equal to the task OF
such = work in quick
ime aud which has hung fire 20
Ong. You may hear from me again
IN my trip South to the Capital.
Yours very truly,
a. +. MCDONALD.
DEAuSG, New Mexico, Dec. %, 1899.
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TIE OPENINGi YEAR.

Nrw YEARS DAY sol was usher
eiiuat 5 Al Lake City with bright
sunshine aud clear, Grip, exhiiirat-
inc mir The delicious beauty Of the
dav could he fitly descrs bed only by
the poet and the most fitted writer
Of romance.
viewing the city from the Oh
servatory Of the Tempieton hotel
was like tlking a glimpse into fairy
land. The broad stress, the tall
buildings, the happy piending OF
trees ami towers, all appeared rather
like a scene of ideal architecture
than picture real, m iteriai and
tangible. One visitor could not help
saying thai, in truth, TINS was
''beautiful Zion, )" the gilded diadem
OF the plains, the marvelotis gem of
the mountains, and that if ON earth
there is or can be vestibu e TO the
celestial realms, Salt Like, the
latter day Zion, must be that passage
way.
1t is true the serenity of / he piano.
rama was marred by the thought
that vice and wickedness are ram
pant at present; but this shfuiu re-
mind us that we must be active,
vigilant and determined in 'ur OPP
position TO the evils that are reat-
ening the peace and welfare the
community.
That this Will be an eyentftS s.nd
impOrtant year appears to b-an-
ticipated by all rejecting peopE,. 1t
may not prove as startling andSeyo-
lutionary in its Development as
some People presage. But We
have no doubt that its history a, the
close will form one of the mos- M
portant pages in the annals of the
world.
To the devout believer in Divine
Providence, whatever happens il all
for good. He who controls the ces-
TIMES of men and nations, Willie
leaving humanity free in its ager ",
viii override all acts AM occr-
Fences to accomplish His own pur-
poses and the final triumph of HIS
cause and people.
In entering upon the new year i.
is common TO announce resolution
Of Improvement. 1t is proper II
make them, it is inexpedient 10 ex;
press them. Silent determination
to make the coming year n stepping
stone TO a higher life and more adj
vanced integrity of act and charac-
ter is appropriate to the season,
however much il may be sneered
at by the cynic and ridiculed 10y the
depraved. But boasting and i'm
pulsive announcements Of intended
are frequently nought
but sound, and add nothing to the
sum of human Improvement.
We hope the sunshine Of the
opening day of Ninety-one will
prove the symbol OF the years
brightness and prosperity, and that
oy and gladness may come to every
iweller in Zion, while the rays Of ,
Intelligence, streaming from the
Eternal Sun, may penetrate to =
very part of the world and impart |;
light aud joy to every living soul (.
hat is struggling upward and striv- ,
ne for the right.
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IN BAD LANDS.
There arc Tkrss Thousand Indians
Encamped There.

EocAmped There.
wAsHINGToS, Jan. 2.-General
Schofield this morning received a
Telegram fromlGeneral Mil.> oaa,eu
Pine Rtigo. sA..sne-5 IAN. LIST, say
ing tina: snr-Stnousand Indians, in
Guiding about elk hundred bucks,
are now encamPed in Bad Lands,
about fifteen, miles from Pine Ridge
Agency. lavenues Of escape are
closed in by the troops. General
Miles says the Indians have gath
cred some cattle and provisions and
appear to be determined to make
their fight for the supremacy
Of this point. lie says
he will make another effort to get
them back to the agency without
bloodshed, and in order to do so, lie
has established n regular siege.
General Schofieid said there Is no
truth in the report that General
Brooke has been relieved from the
command at Pine Ridge. Ge.e=I
Miles, he added, has charge Of the
and has stationed himself
nj the most convenient point for
general communication with his
forces Secretary Proctor had an
interview witir]the President on
the Indian carrhaign this morning.
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ANNUAL MEETING. SALT LAKE
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
STOCK HOLDERS.

The Fourth Annual Meeting of
the Stockholders Of the Sail Lake
Chamber Of Commerce, will be held
at the Chamber of Commerce, on
Thursday, January sth, 1891, ct
$50 O'Clock, p. M, for the purpose Of
electing n Board Of Directors for the
ensuing year, for hearing Annual
Reports Of Officers OF the Chamber
OF Commerce and for the transaction
Of such other business as may
properly come before sail meeting.
Signed, FRED SrIoS,
Acting President
Attest, FRANK X. GI.LIsI.IE.
Secretary.
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Shoosisg Array.

NEWPORT, ARK. Jan. 1.-The
contest over the ownership Of land
led to a shooting at Newark, four
teen miles from here, last night a
negro named Cleveland and {. T..
Perdure were snOt and killed, and
w. L. Magness and Henry Perduic
were fatally wounded.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-02

The Best Salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever. Sores, letter,
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns,
and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required.
1t Is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price . cents per box. For sale by
A. G.. Smith & Go.
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The weather In New York

NEW YORK, Jan. 2.-This morn.
ing the city was again enveloped In
n dense'fog and with the exception
Of the ferry boats, navigation was
almost entirely suspended. The
Western Cnion reports little i'm
provement in the condition Of the
wires west aud south, but business
is still greatly delayed.
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Rioters Arrested.

PITTsBuRG, Jan. mo further
trouble occurred At the Edgar
ThomF son steel works at Braddock.
Seventeen rioters We're arrested
there this morning and locked up.
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The Irish Conference.

DUBLIN, Jan. .. M Parnell has
arrived in this city and is holding
a long conference With Timothy ID.
Harrington and Or. Joseph Kenney.
IL is Understood that the conference
between Parnell and O'Brien will
lie reaumei on Tuesday next.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-02

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 1.-Two
distinct earthquake shocks within
but few seconds intermiss:on, &C.
CURED here at two minutes past
noon today. The vibrations were
nearly north and south.
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wnrin.s. Au.,r.iL a n-rp r,t,-

Ifyou are Yellow, Bilious, CO.
s.iI .sted with Headache, had h-eaii
drowsy, no appetite, look oi:i you
Liver Is out OF or,ier. One Iox o
these Pills will drire all the trouble
away and make a new being Of you
Price Is cents, Zion Coop Nicer
Inst. Drug Dept. agent dAs
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THE w0aaD's FAIR.
ButterWorth's RESOLUTION Relating
10 the Event.


wAsHISGToNy Jan. 2.-Bu,ter.
worth, OF Ohio, today introduced in
the House preamble and resolu-
ton relative TO tisc Worlds Colum.
bian expositioihii The resolution
provides that ihe President invite
several States aintTerritories TO hold
suitable memorial services on the
18th day Of bsroctoter, 1892,
commemorativeIsq Of the four
hundredth anniversary Ct the dis
covery Of America, and that they
prepare n statue, painting, tab
let or other suitable memorial H.
Illustrative Of the resources of the
progress and development Of such
State or territory, ana that such me-
mortal be placed on the exhibition in
n group with thosa from other States
and territories during such expo
sitior. al
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q, the E.,,rleace of " ,,,iiu lie.

"fintelligent people that n per-
severing use Of DIR. David Kennedy's
Favoriie Remedy, of Rondout, \. ",
will cure Fever and Ague, Bilious
ness, rheumatism, Debility Of the
Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys, and
Blskier, and all Disorders arising
from an impure state OF the Hood,
when no other medicine or treat
ment has been Of any permanent
benefit.
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me fire AZ ,h- school Fc,c.

LONDON, Jan. ITO the present
time four deaths are reported as the
result Of the fire at the school lete
at wortley, and several injured
children are not expected to re-
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RAILWAY ACCIDENT.
Two Men Killed and Two Badly In.
jured on the Baltimore 4
Ohio Road.
PaaneLl CONFERENCE AT
DUBLIN.
,6sneral Miles Reports Three Thou.
n1 sand Indians Encamp.d in
Bad Lands.
Telegraph To the Ssws.I
Two Men KILLED.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 2.-Engineer
GQSwell and Fireman Williams
were killed in a collision last night,
between two trains Oh the Baltimore
* Ohio Railway. The other engin-
eer and fireman were badly in
jured.
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CT IcaGo MARKET.

Chicago. Jan >. las p. IN,
WEeat- steady; cash. So May. g. az.
July. sl..
corn-sIc.dy; cash, <sg; May. 5s9s ~
uais-Stcady. cash 81 q 20
Bsrley-FIn. ss65. sa
Por.-Dull. eash. loss. May. ll-l3 10
Lsrf SLOW; cash $50; Nsy.s.s
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l,sposinx characterization.

BUENos AhREs, Jan. Am i'm
posing DEMONSTRATION in favor Of
re-electing General Miter to the
presidency took place yesterday.
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Purchnsa nj Silver

WASHINGTON, Jun. cor 9322, 900
ounces Of silver offered today, sU7,-
900 ounces were purchased nj prices
ranging from l.Os5 10 Loses.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-02

NOTICE = HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
N "a ton Ha.-ht. Administrator OF the
Estate OF Ellen g. Iiairhi. deceased. has
iendered for settlement. and fled IN aid
CosTt, hrs final account OF hrs ado NE -
ton Of said estAte and petition for lt J de-
tribution Of the residue OF safd estate
among the persons emitted thereto. add
that Saturday. The -sth day OF mary =.
u. 81, st 10 o'eiO' / O. m. 81 ire Curt
Room ~ said Court. In the County oar
House. salt LAKE CITY and County. Utah
Territory. has BEEN duly appointed by the
ledge % said court. for the settlement q
laid account and hearing said peii'ioa for
distribution. At " hich time and place any
peIsnn Interested IN satd estate may ~ pe
and show cause n any there D., Why ait
account should not bc settled and ap roycd
and faAl distribution made - prayed for
Dated January End, 1871.
e. Y. ALIYS
Clerk Of the Probate Court.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court, in and for Salt Lake
county, Territory Of Utah
In the matter OF the Estate OF John T.
Thompson. deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREsY GIVEN. THAT
IN Mary Ann T. Thompson, Executrix OF
the last will and testament OF the Estate OF
Of John 7. Thompson deceased, has
rendered for sett ement, and fled IN
said Court. her final account Of her admin
i-tratior Of said estate and petition for fnal
DIT tributlon Of the residue % said estate
among The persons entitled thereto, and
that Thursday the 18th day OF January. AID.
lssi, Al 10 O'Clock a NJ. At the Court Room
OF said Court, IN the Countv Court House,
salt Lake CITY and County. Utah Territory,
has been duly appos1fed by the Jr<s -
said Court for the .e..i>-;S,A, YsT ctistri-
Sou-t and hssr lime and place any per
Interested in said estate may appear
md show cause, II any there be. why said
account -nould not be settled and approved
md final distribution made as prayed for
Dated December. $50.
c. Z ALLEN.
Cirrk OF the Probate Court
by q. e Stanton. deputy. d Jan Is
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-02

VIEW YORK STOCKS.

After II O'Clock today the market, de
veloped strong tone and everything
trad.si IN was lifted above the level OF the
opening. Top figures were not maintain
ell toward the ead Of the hour, bnt Al noon
the market was firm st fractional s.,.ns
over opening figures. y
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-02

JonN II. BAILEY, Of this city, is
visiting relatives at Coldwater,
Mich, and writes that he IL having
n pleasant time.
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SENATE.

No business whatever was trans
acted in the Senate. After the meet
ing today the Senate adjourned I'M
til Monday noon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-02

NOTICE Is HEREBf GIVEN THAI
IN George II. knowiden, adriiris,rafor
Of the estate OF Thomas u. knowiden de
ceased. has rendered for settlement, and
flfd IN said Court. his final account Of his
administration OF said estate and petition
for fnal distribution II the residue of said es-
tate among the persons entitled thereto, an
that Tnursday. the 18th day OF January.
A. ID. lssi, At 10 O'Clock an, At the Court
Room Of saif Court. IN the County Court
House, salt Lake City and County, Utah
Territory. has been duly appointed bv T. c
Judge Of 'aId Court, for the settlement o;
said account and hearing said peiiti0, for
distribution at which time and pace any
person Interested IN said es'ate may appear
AMI show cause. " any there be. shy SAID
account should not be settled and approved
and fiaai distribution made A. prayed for.
Dated December. 1850
G. 2 ALLEN,
Clerk OF the Probate Court
~ C. z STANTON. Deputy. janis
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$500 Reward!

We will pay the above reward for any
ease Of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, SICK
Headache. Indigestion. Constipation or
Costiveness VIC cannot cure with Wests
~ vegetable. and never fsil 10 give satis-
faction Sugar Coited. Large boxes con.
s-sasng - Pai;s- % espss>- Beware Of coun-
terfei's and limitations. Inc rc-uine
manufactured only BY THE JOHN o.
Soil BY IoHS ON. fRarr 4 Co., Drag
Eists. sal; Lake Ciiy.
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SEALED BIDS.

pY ORDER OF THE COUNTY COURT
ID OF salt Lake County. Territory OF
Utah. sealed bids will be received by the
county clerk up to and including January
18th. 1901. for supplies to be furnished salt
Lake County from tebru1ry !, ls9i. 10 Jan
uary / lsa.
The following wi form the basi. for bid,
for records. etc, TO be furnished the re-
corder's office.
Mortgage records. coo PAGES, with mar
ginal ruling.
Deed records without narvinaI ruling.
Mining records, same a. the deed rec
ort-.
Lien AMI leases same as deed records.
Abstract records. samc a. now rsed.
Direct and reverse indexes 10 all except
the abstract records.
PiEtt book . feet inches byi foot Q in
chez. OF PLAN drafting paper for making
= iats nj index to same
GrautOr and gr .Etee indexes
Entry book
Receipts for documents, same As now
used IN the Office, vi h stab IN books OF
100 each
Mining abstract records and direct indie,
TO same.
tome OF these records have printed
forms. AMI the amount can b ede;erminsd
only a the records are orfered
Records are 20 be bound. full Rnssia CIR
sai, hub bands" with :ooss.,anras covers
Paper To he Browns 20 pound ne iium
ies;Eer paper. Pc" Trices To be given on
records ruled and printed. and on ruled
only.
Also for the recorders Office, letter heads
and envelopes per thousand. Envelopes
Nos and 10. M NJ. !. rag. with return
card printed thereon.
FoR THE COLLECTORS OFFICE.
3i.0O tax notices.
Il tax receipt books.
leo letter heads aad envelopes. sane As
above
roK the CLERKS OFFICE.
Record book sane a. above, except that
they shall be OF SO pages each. and with
out canvas c.vcrs.
Probate blanks, printed on Is pound
.upeTfiue fat cap paper. or Of tqral grade,
80 Of each to be furnished on order.
DiXJn and fabrr's OStagOn pencils per
gross
Pens per gross
Ink per dozen quarts.
Letter he Ids aud envelopes. per 1850. as
above.
All supplies 10 he furnished a. called fog.
a bond for faithful performance Of con
tract. In ruch sum a. the County Court say
determine. viii hc required OF the success
iul BIDDER.
e. p ALLEN. COu-ty Clerk.
sALr LAKE CrTr. bee .. lsso.
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A..ixnmen, arnG.a...

SARNIA, Ont, Jan. 2.-Dsnald
Simpson, grocer, has assigned; liza
biliiies SSl, 900.
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Brick Makers and Brick Com
tractors Attention!
There will be meeting held on
Monday 9th at . p. M, at room o.
wasatch Building for the purpose Of
permanent organization of Brick
Makers and Brick Contractors Ex-
change. All concerned are invited.
w. =. SIMEINS, Treasurer.
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John NJ. CANNON.
It was Just in Time.

G.6. Bartholomew. Kalkasta. Mich, says ;
located in this place five years ago. having
formerly resided in Trof, y. 7. l have
been 4 great sufferer from what the bhysi-
clans OF Troy called Bnghts Disease. /
used Dr. David kennedy's Fayorite Rene
dy, OF Eondout, y. Y All the terrible
symptoms Of the disease aIe gone. have
no traces Of any
Disorder of tbeL1J1,
,,,cr~---.-%sr. Who would bcgrudge the
-ss--s. this medicine lone dollar bottle)
for such blessing or refuse this simple
though sincere token OF gratitude for being
perfectly cured? ] owe everything to DIR.
Eenneds's Fa,orite Remedy, and hope this
will indEce others WHO suffer from any
kidney. liver or blood disorder. to use this
medicine.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court. in and for salt Lake
Coaaty. Territory OF Utah
In the Matter OF the Estate OF Ellen r.
Knight. deceased.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
II the matter Of the Estate Of Thomas
u. knowlcen, Deceased

In the Probate Court IN and for Salt Lake
County. Territory OF Utah.
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c. =. RSSSEGUIE,
tieDl. Manager,
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MRS u ISABELLE HoRyE, Press.