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EPIToME OF ISOLATION.
4 Shameful showiag FOR Reckless Re
pubHfCalnEsua.

= Shameful showing Tor Beetles Re-
pu5sioantsna-
The net ordinary expenditures OF the
government and payments on account
OF pensions for the fiscal year 1891,
ended June so, were S317. 500, 600, or
SIS. 200, 600 more than they were for
the year 1890 and SO, 600, 600 more than
for the year which ended three months
after Mr.. Cleveland went out OF Office.
They were SIO2, 600, 600 in excess of the.
expenditures in the last full fiscal year
of President Cleveland's term OF office
This is an increase OF but little
less than IS per cent The total
for 1891 is but ST, 600, 600 less than the
farm value Of the wheat crop of 1890,
and it is over So, 600, 600 more than the
plantation value of the cotton crop OF
1889, while the excess over the last full
year Of the democratic administration
is not 50 600, 600 less than oBe-half the
farm value of the oats crop of 1890.
This Is republicanisIn.
Gen Garfield once said in the house
OF represen tatives, what every body
knows, that the expenses of the gov
eminent should not increase pari passU
with the increase of population The
expenditures for pensions were then
about SIS, 900. 600; in 1891 they were
S124, 600, 600, though he then said that
they We're as great as they could rea-
sOnably be expected ever. to be, and
that from that time they would di-
minish- Taking the census years and
1891, it may be observed how close the
government has come to keeping its
expenditures within the limits which
Gen. Garfield indicated:
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Co'umbus' Remains in DIsput,

WAsHIN GTON, July 2S.-The press of
San Domingo is urging a convention of
the Representatives of all the historical
societies in the world to be held in that
city in order to discuss and settle def
nitely the vexed question of the places
where rest the earthly remains of Chris
TOPPER COlumb Havana claims to
have the only genuine bones and this is
indignantly denied by the Dominicans,
the contest raging in the newspapers
with as much vehemence as the dispute
as to the superiority of two western
towns 1t is thought that if a repre-
sentative body of men of that kind could
be gathered on the scene the matter
might be settled
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RsPubIloan Fraud Fxpossd.

The discovery of the fraudulent
count OF the vote Tor member of the
decennial state board of equalization
which gave the republicans the one
controlling vote in that body comes too
late 70 make any change in the board,
as its work is done and it viii adjourn
sine die next week, but it prom ises to
make a valuable piece OF campaign ma
terial for the democrats Secretary OF
State Ryan, whose duty it is to can
vass the returns, has been forced to
come out in card denying all lznOyvl-
edge Of the alleged miscount- But the
democrats say they VIII produce aHi-
davits TO the effect that Ryan's clerk,
John @ Lester, was laughing about the
trick that had been played upon the
democrats The effect of the errOne-
ous count was TO throw about twenty
I'VE Thousand dollars OF salaries into
the hands Of republican clerls--Cht-
cagO Herald
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a sehooner sneDe In Two.

CHICAGO, July 2S--Whfie the schoon-
er Michigan was unloading coal at Erie
street she broke in two with a report
that sounded like thaS of a cannon. At
amidships she was well out OF vvaterIast
night, while both her bow and stern lie
deep in the river. The unloaders
against the captains protests had taken
out the coal from the midships section
leaving it in both bow and stern. The
Michigan is one Of the largest schOOn-
ers on the lakes, being PSI feet long
and 81 feet wide. No person vgaa
aboard at the time.
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as follows;

The democratic party, though never
within the last thirty years in full con-
troll OF the government, has at times
had some influence in the making and
application of OPERATIONS 1t has
always exerted its influence to protect
the treasury, but there is not an in
stance in which the republican branch
of congress has failed to add to the APP
preparations made by the democratic
branch; and even if the democratic
party had been allowed to fix the
amounts to be appropriated, those
amounts would have been OutrageOusly
large, because they would necessarily
have been large enough to defray the
expenses incurred under laws enacted
by republican congresses, which laws
the democratic party has never had the
power to repeal
Tt can hardly be that the expendi-
lures on account of pensions viii be
greatly increased by legislation in the
future, though they viii probably grow
cOnsiderab bly, under the laws already
enacted, and if the democratic party is
given control OF all departments of the
government hereafter, it will cut down
the ordinary expenses and cOnfne ap-
preparations to the legitimate purposes
of the constitution, for it will never
follow in the footsteps of the billion
dollar congress; which solved the prob
lem of the surplus by bringing the pub
lie treasury TO the verge of bankruptcy
in its endeavOrs to pay off the cam
paign obligations of the republican
party. The democracy is for economy
and the reduction of taxation.-L outs
vile COurieE-J slurnal.
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French Sailors Feted in Russia.

ST. PETERSBURG, July 2s.-TwO hun
dred French sailors from the visiting
fleet of French naval vessels last night
attended a concert by the Slavianslzi
choir to which they had been invited.
The whole audience demanded the
''Marseillaise.' - which was sung to Rus
sian words of welcome to the visitors,
all present joining in the singing. After
the conclusion of the concert vast
crowd of citizens accompanied the
French sailors to the quay and raised a
storm of cheers as they embarked for
Croustadt-
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Fire destroyed almost the whole BUSH
$50. 900.
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And as to his calculations concerning
the pension grab, this will show how
accurate he was:


It was not until 1917 that the whole
cost of the government reached the
total of pension expenditures in 1881;
IN 1880 it was Sl3, 600, 600 less than that,
and in 1860 only 5000, 900 more. The
increase since the war has been shame
full and astounding, but the last few
years show the greatest recklessness.
Since 1881 the expenditures have been
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LIFTED HIS DEBT.

A Kansas Farmer EsountsfuIIy Rewarded
by HIS wheat.
TOPEKA, Kan, July 29-John w.
Nyce, of Caldwell. has finished thresh-
ing his wheat. He had seventy acres
from which he secured ., IO3 bushels.
machine measure A neighbor OF his
had 24O acres from which he threshed
1900 bushels, machine measure. He
sold $500 bushels in the field and
paid of his mortgage and all his debts
in Caldwell and stored 5, 600 bushels
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THE BURDEN OF PENSIONS.
Criminal Extravaganza OF a Corrupt Ad-
mlHlssEstE0Es

mlElsSEGtEOHs
The extravaganza Of the present
republican administration at Washing
ton and the reckless expenditures of
the billion congress are well set forth
by the New York Commercial Bulletin.
an authority whose conservatism in
statement is prOverbiaL The exPendi-
lures OF the government for the past
hscal year were SS8S, 600, OOO and OF
this amount SzI, 100, 600 were paid in
interest on the public debt, premiums
on bonds and on account of the ma
t1onal bank redemption fund. In 1880,
tue net ordinary expenditures of the
government were SI69, O9O, COO. and in
1890 they were S261, 900, 600. During the
last fiscal year they reached the UMPIRE
cedentsd sum of S31T. 500, 900. There
has been no unusual warrant for such
an increase, and the OEf9y explanation
that can be given for it is criminal ez-
travagance. The most prominent fea-
ture Of this record is PENSIONS which
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CHICAGO, July STANDARDIZATION In
sPectOr Stitch, after three weeks work.
is in possession OF all the facts to show
that hundreds of Italian IabOrers have
been brought 20 this country at the ez-
Pense Of some corporation not vet
known This company, it is alleged,
furnished all the funds TO purchase
steamship tickets, and the two men
who were delegated to do the work
were Italian railroad foremen. Casuno
ssssd F'ailcn, of this city. Fauon is said
u have made a confession.
Fire destroyed almost the whole BUSH
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NOTICE OF SALE OF ZEAL tsIAre.

NoricE - nEREnY GIVEN. THAT ~
~ pursuance Of an order 81 the Probate
Court % the county ot salt iAkr. Territory ~
Utah, made on thcs2nd DAY u December r pl,
n TIE matter q tho sstaie Of Lchi ), TN
gcy. deceased, the undefIi gned, Adminsiras
tiN OF The said estate, wi sod NJ private sale,
20 the highest BIDDER for cash, subject To con !,
nfmauon by sad Probate court ~ 70 o'clnct
~, on the 9Th day Of May. isol, At tho law
ohce of richards A Moylo. Cousufution
building. No, "a Youth Man street, in
the city and county " SAT- Lake, Tcffiiof, IL
Utah, All the right, tte, interest and estate Of
said lchi >. 1iuFsy a. tie time Of hif death, And
AL the night. utle and interest that the
said estate has. ~ operation 81 law Or other.
wise, acquired other than or 10 addition 20 IL At
OF tho sald Iehi z. 1inFcy d tho time Of his
death. In aud ~ all that rcfain piece or parcel
Of land, situate, lying aut being ~ the
county OF salt lake, Territory OF Utah, and
phrtNul.riy described o. illlsws, tn wit The
uAst halt ~ 90 the west half % OF tho
northwest quarier ~ " section 1hifty.four
go, In Township Three Cl south. Range one
~ Wet, salt Lake MERIDIAN, committing Of
forty N0l acres 81 land, together with twunty.
three t2il shares Of the capital stock III IL.
ttah and salt Lakc Canal co. Tcrms and con.
diiions OF sale Cash, 10 rfr cent. Of ths pur.
chase money 10 be paid on inc day Of sAc. hai.
ance on confirmation OF ralt by aAid rrobaig
Court. Deed At tapeuse Of purchaser,
AMELIA j. TiNGEY,
Admlnlstrairls OF the esiaio OF Leni i. Tin.
sal, Lake CITY. April 8, 1891. d
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roIIcr or sAr or REAL ESTATE.

NroTIcr IL HEnFBY gIvrN, TnAT ~
~ fuferanrc al an order ~ the Probate
.ourt Of the roaniy of SAT- lA.e' Ieirtofl o.
utah. on the 9Th da5.oi. February, lsll. IN tue
matter 81 the estate Of Henry lngbrctou ,fcceas
81, the undersigned. ndminitualuN Of the sati
state. will sell a. pr ,aic sale 70 The highcsi
rf0isato fourt, an Tho aird day u May. 1901,
~ 4 O'CLOCK M, NJ the law once u richards
A Movie. Ia the Consultation building, No, " :,
MAN street, In the city aud county Of SAT- LAKE,
ct and estate u the sail Henry ingiresen. 81
the time, OF hts death, and Az ihc right, uuc
sud interest that the aid esmle has
other than or in addition 10 ihnt 4 the sad
Henry fnHhfcscn NJ the. line 81 hs death. In
and 10 AZ that certain .plcce or parcel u land
situate, lying aud h.ing Ia The county Of SAT-
Lake. Territory " Utah. and bounded md de =.
fcrlbcd o. iolowsi ucginninr q point on
the east side Of road cnat seventy two hunt
dfcdiha lo.Tll chsina, and north uus and ninety.
two hundrcdths n ~ chains. from tho south.
wet corner of tho northeast quarter Of section
Twenty seven gi) IN Town,hp one ll south,
~ ssse oss N s. % ie a sss,sss
and ten tl0 mluutes. iatt ciehl lsi
chains, thence North nye l,l chaius,
tlenee North clghly, Two a.. W ~
chains, thence South nyc lsleaaint TO the place
81 beginning, together With ne secondafy
wstcr right 10 the ramci nud also With Iighl
~ way for an iftraiinE ditch hetoss the land
such rlAce ~ will he practical ana no least
Injurious TO the estate o. said deceased.
Terms and conditions OF sale cash ten per
cent. Of purchase money 10 be paid 80 the al
mihlsifauiN on the day OF sale, balance on
confirmation of sale by laii court Deed NJ
and deltctcd 20 said admlntttatfiN before
said hour OF sale.
ANNA u. CALyERT.
AdmlnlsiraitiS Of the estate OF Henry Ing
brtser, dceeafcd.
salt fako City. April giih, is9i. dsw
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In Dallas and Fort Worth hog packing
establishments have been started. Tho
two together can dispose OF 1900 hogs a
day. Thenew south will not, apparently,
import bacon from tho north.
II your live stock has come out poor
and varmn covered FROM the winter, II
ID sign that you have not half fed IL.
and even with tho latest pastures II
will take tho animals hslf the summer
10 catch up even, Starve yourself II
you want TO ecouoinixe, but never
shorten the rations Of q poor dumb brute
that cannot help itself.
George u. Newell says he knew once a
mean, stingy farmer who kept his oxen
poor as scarecrows and sold the hay they
ought TO have had 10 be fed 10 tho ami.
mails in u lumber camp IN the ncighbor-
hood. One Christmas day he felt good,
and thought TO do an act that would
help his iniserly soul along ON the road
10 heaven. So he drove his two poor,
hungry oxen into the barn aud lot them
have just ono grand big feed, u Christ
mas dinner, of the hay. He undoubt.
edly felt aftorward that he had done a
truly virtuous action in letting the poor
brutes have all they wanted TO eat for
ene single day in their lives. That old
fellow himself ought to have had allowed
10 him juit one sufficient meal in the
rear. on Christmas day.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE or REAL
ESTATE.

NOTICE - HEREBf GIVEN THAT ~
~ pufsuancc of an order Of the Probate
tOuu Of the county Of salt Iahe. utah icrd.
tory, made on the 18Th day Of May, 4 - lslo,
hoNelli, irceas'd. the nadcfslsned will eel
a rsivAtg sAtE, br sealed bills IN writing, 10
The highest bidder for cash. gold com 81 he
uniici suies, lui suhiect 20 CO.. nlrauoa by
said Probate Court, on The itth DAY " Msy,
~, q o'clock M, at tho law once u ltoi.
ards Moyie, Conainutsn Bulldlug, Ne - \
Main street city and county Of salt iatp, Isf,
fltory Of ttah, ~ the rishf. TILE inierest All
estate Of M sAid benismin q. iinwelis, de
CEASED. ~ the tine % his death. OF IN witch nj.
dcaih cither BY operation Of law W 0thofsise,
Rnd All the fiEit, Ute aud m crest ct his hsifs
IN or To the following tract of and. TO viii An
undivided one nin'h u.pl interest 10 ~ that
city and county Of sait lskc, TcfdtorT OF Utah,
aud particularly dearrhed A. follows, 10 vii
Commencing alta point ten (l0l rods north Of
the southwest conner OF iiiocs f1fy nine. plat
salt Lake Guy nurey, aad Iunnins ihence
eastien 10y rods. theaee norls sishiy s0i feet.
th.nsc ve,t ten uel rods. tbsres s1iih eighty
t.ol feet % the place OF begnning, t,ssthsf
win right " waf over the following d,
seLitei and, 70 VII commeuolng ave ls7 rods
west eorncr o. Int four (lj, Hiocs iorty Mn
t,l Aforesaid, and running thcnas n5fth Tn
tl0l feet. thence west I've (tl rods. thence
south ten fiOl Tot. themes eat ave isl rod.
viihs eoninuAiien Of said ri.ht q way soo,h
billions ~ sale-ca'h, gold coin Of the United
states. 70 per cent Of pnr-hsse tnice 10 he psti
on the dHy Of sale, and The balance on eoIdrm
aton BY said Probate cour.
~ hlds - bc IN whiting. sealed and ceii,ersd
ale. THOMAS .. uoNLLLs.
Dated this slih day Of April. is'i DIV
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Ask for Llebig C0MPANy'S
rirss.eisss Equipment. Electric Lights
Courteous Employees and spien.
did service.

rirsf.efass Equipment. Electric Lights
Courteou. gnpioyss ana spien.
did service.
II you are going east, take the Chi.
cayo, Milwaukee & 81. Panl Railway,
Tie Chicago Short Line, and enjoy all
the improvements and convcpicnces OF
n fipt.cla-s railway such as electric
lighted and steam heated, solid vesti
bulc trains, with Westinghouse air sig.
mails aud the finest dining cars In the
world. Free reclining chnir cars.
This road runs no emigrant trains or
cars. Seconj-class passengers are car.
ried on regular express trains In clean,
light coaches, with cushioned seats AMI
hacks, and are NJ good as the coaches
furnished by many roads 10 iirstclass
passengers.
The electric berth reading lamp fca.
ture In the Pullman sleeping cars run
on this line Il patented and cannot he
used by any other railway company.
II Il the great improvement OF III , agc.
Try II and be convinced.
Travel by this road and be assured OF
courteous treatment by IL employees.
For further particulars call at i0l
Main Street.
ALEx. MITCHELL,
Commercial Agent.
r. y. POWELL,
Contracting Agent.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Bellevue, Idaho, Mining Company, salt Lake
CITY, utah Territory, Location Of Pf1nci.
pal place OF business; salt lake City Utah
Territory. Location OF Mines. Mineral
li,l Mining District, STATE OF Idaho.
NOTICE ~ HERhnI GIVEN, THAT AT
~ ameeung OF the Oiri of Directors on
sad Company, held on tie llth day Of Afrii
lrl, an assessment Of thnty f10l cents per
shAro was levied on the CHiitAl stock Of Inc
Corporation, payable To Josiah Barnett, Treas.
ufer, al his ONCE In the lianking Onlce OF NJ.
tornic. Co, salt Lake City. Utah Territory
on or before The seth day of May, 1881. Any
STOCK upon which this asst ssment shall remain
unpaid on the 9sth day Of May, 1891, will be de-
lnquont and adyeiti ed Tor sale at public nue.
Ton, and uniess payment u made 10 ore, viii
w. soin on FRIDAY the wv Gay o. June, i,sl. at
Utah Territory. ~ y NJ, 10 pay the delinuuont
assessment. together with the costs of adyer.
ushh anu expense OF SAFE. by order Of the
Board OF Directors. v. o. HORN,
AcunH Secretary.
salt Lake City. Utah. Ann II, ispi. did
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Slightly Sarcastic on "Robert L. smear"
A learned heartless vampire helped him draw,
In strict accordance with "unchAnging law"
Tho vital zap entire
Prom his arnndfathor's fruitful apple tree;
lilo peeled tho trunk a. bare IA II could be,
And IN consuming hrs'
Burned every branch that ever had horne fruit;
And when distractions work was done 10 kult
This man Of wondroua mind,
lie cried IN all the world, Seek 10 this tres
~sr shade. whcn Fol send. ny tho mercury,
And here rlpc plppln. findf"
Yet Roberts righteous soul. tho author tells,
Wa sorely yoxed with Bible mlraelcsi
james Stephenson In New York Observer.
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2. G. NJ. l., SALT LAKE chr,

q. g. NJ l., SALT LAKE CIR,
M. April, is9i.
I'VE RESPECTFULLY INVITE AT.
W tenuon To the fact that IN and after
FRIDAY, May next, the several depart.
men1s Of our main store will open punc,u.
ally at a. NJ and close At pm, except on
Saturdays and tho day preceding any public
holiday. when tho hour OF ciosing will DO
extended 10 sp m.
II Is believed that this arrangement will
meet with the appreciation Of all our
trends, and that The patronage will con.
unuc TO DO A. liberal an heretofore.
4. O. WEBER. supt
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NroricE Is TERFsy GIVEN ny THE
IN undermined, Executor ~ tho last
will and Testament of himenn farf, deceased.
10 the creditors Of. and AL persons haying
with the necessary vouchers within ten
months after the nrst publication Of THIS no
firc, 10 the said John A. srcefDeck, ~ tho
law once 81 Richards \ Noyio, Constitution
DnlldiuF. No. "a eouth, Maln street, salt lake
CITY, ttah. in the county Of salt lsale
Dated salt i.ahe CITY. April lst, lt'i.
JOItN a. siiOEsnICk.
Executor Of the last will and Testament Of AL
mona tafF. deceased
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NOTICE.

TUE ANNuAL NETTING or TuF
Il stockholders u the liexLarg Milling 20.
Will he held In the Presiding nifhops once,
O'Clock am., for the purpi-e of elecnng Difcc.
tor and other oilcers 70 scfye for the ensuing
yenf, 10 hear The -ecfetary'a Report and tfan.
before the meeting.
dma JANIS GILLESPIE. Secretary.
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NOTICE. 10 CREDITORS.


NvoTicE n nERgnY GIVEN ny THE US
~ dertigned. executor u the estate OF
and Ril penons having claims ARainst the
ssit deceased. 10 exhibit them. with the nccea.
safy voucher. within ten months after the nfst
publication OF tins notice, 70 the said executor,
al ~. East Third South strcdt, salt Lake Ctr,
10 the counly Of salt Lake, Utah Territory.
UATnEnINr nAI.
AdmlnsuauiS Of thc estate Of jacob Bai.
decoAged. dlaw 81 "
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When the murdereri Of Bishop Pate.
son laid his body in canoe and placed
a palm In his dead hands, they little
knew they We're showing forth one Of
tho most beautiful truths Of our faith
that through suffering and death the
kingdom Of peace and life is found
Anonymous.
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a wrench, called q sprain, which Is a
twisting OF tho ligaments that hold the
bones together, shows itself by great
swelling and pain. The way TO treat
u Is to bind the parts In cloths wruig
out In hot water as hot as can be
borne, or, as In a foot, put II into hot
water Then bind with bandago TO
make the Joint imniovable.
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DLASs ARE INVITED ron THE KnEo
l. lion Of q Joint a y and County Huidlnr
10 be erected In the center OF tho Eighth Ward
squire lsifo o. block go feet squared. The
proposed bulldins To have four fronts, three
stories with basement. and constructed on the
pan Of what u known NJ slow combustion
90 All plans 10 be submitted ou OF before Nav
18th, itsl, CITY and County reserve The right 10
reject any and all plans. FOR further pafiicu-
lars apply 10
HON q. W. HAItTCH, Probate Judfe,
salt lake Ciiy. Utah. ApN I, le1l.
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Remorse may disturb the slumbcrs Of
man who is dabbling with his first ex.
periences Of wrong, and when pleasure
has been tasted and Ia gone, aud nothing
Is left Of the crimo but tho ruin which 1,
has wrought, then. too. tho Furies take
their seats upon the midnight pillow.
But tho meridian IL, for tho most part,
left nnvoIed; and when man has chosen
his road no Is left alone TO follow 1t to
tho end.--Froudc.
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LOCAL TRAINS.
sALr LAKE AND OGDEN,
Leave salt Lake 200 ain. aud e,s3 A. M
PEN. helurning. arrive salt LAKE $40 am
nisgIIlN.
salt Lake so pm. A''"'
AhhhiuAs fohH, fRovo, srRIsovILLE.
ihhiLt, MI. fLkAsASr Ann MArTI
Leave salt Lake $50 a.m., ruturn,ns Al,
rive salt Lake as pm.
u, U. DODGE, ]. IL. RxAsrrr
'" AiAhAse' ten. fass.Ast
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


In tho Estate OF James Y, Cleary, Deceased.
NJ Office IN lIEhLBl GIVEN ny THE uS.
dersisned Administrator of the tate
o. Jnm's b. uloafy, deceased, 10 the etonitofa
Of, and all person. having claims agalnst ne
sHid ducens Il, 10 exhibit Them with the niece.
sAry yOnchurH within ten months after The mai
rnnlaton " this notice, 70 The said Adninls
Constitution building, "a y, Main II salt IA Z
Guy, In the County Ot salt Lake.
Dated April lot, 1874.
EDwARD W. PALMER.
Administrator OF tho kslAle OF Iainss
Cleary. deceased. dosw sw
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$500 Rewardl

We wiz pay tho above reward for any oh,s N,
ilysr Complaint, Dyspepsia. SICK iIsadarhs'
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