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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-23
NOTICE or SALE OF REAL ESTATE

NOTICE II HEREBY .GNIN, THAT ~
~ pursuance Of sn order Of the Probate
court Of the County Of salt Lake. Territory Of
matter y o. he es-is q Henri deeesse
ef,thc undersigned. admiqistratrN of The said
estate. wiiltcll at private sale 10 The highest
bidder, for each. subject 20 ecnurinAilon by laid
NJ " O'Clock NJ, at the law oilec Of richards
a Moyle, IN tho Consultation building, Ma n
street, m the city ard county ot salt I.skr Ter.
and ssts,e Of Ire aid iisnfs inEbrSsen, al he
time Of his death, and all the fight, n lc ana
interest that the said estate has, by operation
Of Law or otherwise. acquired. othsr than OF u
the time u hts death, In nndto al that certain
piece or parcel OF land situate. lying aud
clng IN The city and county OF salt fstel TER.
ri,ory Of Utah. and bounded and described ~
follows Degmnins NJ point on the east side
u road -ast seventy tao hunhfedths Oh
chain-. ard north QUO and ninttytwo hun.
nsr Of the rarihcast quarter Of section Twcn.
" seven t21l IN Township one a. south. Of
Mango otc Nv tast, ralt Lake Meridian. thence
South eighiy.two islD degrees aud tenfi0l min.
uter, West eiEht fs) CHAINS. thence Norih i've
81 chains, thence nortn eighty. Two (Al De.
grcea aud ten fi0l minutes, West eight ~
rshius, thence south i've tbl CHAINS TO the place
water rirht % the same, aud also with = rgiit
Of way Tor an irTigAilng ditch across Nl lana Of
said estate To the above described land, at such
aplAce o. vii be practical ana Ne least inju'
rious 10 the rstatc Of said dceealcd
Terms aud conditions Of saie CASH ten per
cent. OF purchase MONEY 10 be IAid 70 the ad.
ininisiralrit on The DAY % sale. balance on
expense 81 purchaser. Bids 10 be IN writing
and delivered 10 said adininiftratfix befo .
ANNA u. CALVERT,
hdminlsiratrix Of the estate Of ncnry Ing
hrcscn, deceased.
salt Lake CITY. March gith. isqi. dsw
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EXECUTORS SALE.


NOTICE II IlgHEBY GIVEN, THAT IN
N pursuance of an order Of tho l'fobstc
Court in and for salt Lake County, Utah Terri
tory. made on the nh day % April, ISL. m the
matter of tho cstAt. Of william HosArd, dc
censed, the undsrrignsd executor OF the last
will and testament OF raid deceased, viii sell
AT public auction, TO the highest bid.er, for
each, lawful money OF N. tnittd states Of
America, on Monday, the eoih day Of Aptii,
ltl at 10 O'Clock AMI. at tho late lcaiteucc Of
the licensed. IN Big Cottonwood. salt Lake
County. Uiah Territory, the following person.
NJ properly. to W.T.
One Cool stove and utensils, three Heating
stoves. one Ohesi. tnnirics In nhcit, rlstol and
Dishe. and Table furnitCrr, Writing Desk. IS
volumes OF Boots. Clock, 2Looking Glasses, 4
Common Table,, Msrb Top Table. Wardrobe
and Clothes, Music box. bcdsteads aud He'd.
ding. Cot. ufiniftone. old Tools. Beits, Iron,
etc, y pair OF scales. Refrigerator. . train
Hoxes. Emply barrels, Luetrne seed, Iuip.
~ DcnIi0hns, pounda Tobacco. \ Bottles OF
Warmers safe Kidney Cure, assortment OF
speet,cie. aad Case. Lmpty Five.
Gallon keRs, Chemcals, ~ pounds Of
soap, apounds OF Coffee, Dox of Faucets aud
Taps. Window blinds. Glass Tuinbler. aud
Glssswsrs, part Of liarnel. halt dozen Dot.
ties Of hetr, Vases, funnols. Crn,s cut
saw. Tools and Material In carpenters shop,
Upholstered Arm Chairs. upholstered liock'
Ing Char. Upholstered Lounge, Window
ra.h. Horse, Harness and Carriage, and about
~ Gallons Ut Liquors.
Dated April Is. isil.
Executor OF tho Last WI and Tpstatuent u
NtilHm Howard, Deceased.
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NOTICE. OF SALE OF REAL esrAIe.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT ~
N purHuunco % an order of the Probate
,onrt 81 The county of snlt Lake. Territory VI
Utah, made IN the l9nd DAY Of pccemhfr l.al.
IN the matter ~ the estate Of Ichi :. tn
goy. deceased, the undersigned. adminiaira-
tax " The said estate, viii sol AZ private sale.
10 tho highest bidder for cash. subject TO con.
nfmstiou by faid Probate Court, ~ " O'Clock
M. ON the m fay If May. 1891. nj the law
once OF nichhfas a Moyle. Constitution
nuilding. no. % south Main street, m
the city and county ot salt Lake. Territory ~
Utah. All the right, tue. Interest and estate OF
said iehi \ rinrcy NJ the time OF his death, and
all the ughi, title and interest that tho
said estate has. Nv operation Of law Or other.
wise. acquired other Than or In addition "a that
Of tho sad Lchi :. 1ingcy ~ the time Of his
drath. IN and 10 all that ctrain piece or parcel
" land, situate, lying ani being IN the
county OF Snit lake, Territory Of Utah, and
particularly detcrilei a. follows. 70 wit The
East halt ~ ~ The wtst haif % Of the
northwc n quarter - Of Section Thfrty.iour
tsll. In Township Three DD south. Range one
li Wet salt fate Meridian, consulting of
forty ttOi aercs Of land. together with twenty.
THREE (gil shares Of the capital stock OF tho
Utah and salt fAgc Canal Go. Term. and con.
dilicns Of sale. cssh, % per cent % the rur.
chase money 70 he paid on he day Of sale ball
nncc On confirmation of sale ~ sad rrobate
Court Deed ut expense Of purchaser.
AMELIA \. 11NgEN,
Adninstratrix Of the estate Of l.ehi s.Tin.
gcy. drreafcd.
SAT- IAtc city. Arriis 1871.
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wh.r. should she sing,

which Is bcitrr--to slug well at home
and In your friends parlors, or TO be n
public singer Of mediocre ABILITY Does
not tho question answer ITSELF Medioc.
rity IL never desirable. Good public sing
ers are scarce. aud. although good parlor
singers are far from usual. the possibility
Of an increase IN their number l. rather
more TO b. expected. A girl who can sing
well ut home. unless she POSSESS unusual
talent. u voice Of. more than ordinary
beauty, and be In position TO receive tho
best OF instruction, will do well to remain
there.
by parlor singing. too, a singers roper
tolrc may I've extended. and NJ good singer
should adopt morn than one style, N able
TO do 30, this Ia most desirable. Ballad
singing. which IL 20 successful 10 parlors,
loses ~ much Of it, effectiveness when
transplantcd TO the stage M do the nrias
and morn norli examples OF concert aud OPP.
cratic music II removed from their proper
environment. A good parior singer can do
the former work perhaps better than the
average public singer, but the good public
singer should be able To sing both styles OF
music equally well. Mile. Clementlne do
We're In Ladies' Home journal.
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Many years ago lived In Virginia and
experienced my ilrst real misery rs a house
keeper. had never before seen reaches.
Invisible during the day, no sooner had
the night time arrived than they mustered
by thousands into the deserted kitchen.
The walls wern black with them. They
penetrated into the barrels Of Hour and
meal in spite Of every prccantion. They
ran over dlshc. In the pantry, and y was
never safe 10 use one without scnlding
with hot water, else the food placed on IL
was sure 10 be spoiled. tried every rem
ely could hear Of, aud was always Ia.
quiring. They seemed 10 fatten on my
polsons: at least their numbers did not SUI.
fer diminution.
One day took up an old almanac and
idly turned IT. tattered yellow pages, and
on the last fragment OF leaf cane
upon thisi Equal portions OF corn meal
and red lead mixed with molasycs and
spread on plates will destroy reaches"
And II did. put II Ia several dishes aud
vet them on tho floor, and nj O'Clock stole
softly out to see n they ate Il. The dishes
wrrc ~ covered with reaches that tho
mixture was scarcely visible. The next
night there were fewer at the feast And
In n week not a roach was seen. ] lived
seven years thereafter In the same house
and never saw onc.-Cor. Good House
keeping.
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HOY. nr woakep II.
A hoy sells MS Newspapers and Char
liable People Mt the same Time.

n Hoy NeIfs HIS Ncwspsp'ts anu 'h'f-
table People Mt the sans Time.
AsI wins ascending the steps OF the
az" road station. not long ago, nearly
stumbled over very small boy seated
at the bottom Of the second landing.
II, was an Italian, about eight years
OF age. Under his arm was n couple
of newspapers, although tho hour for
selling them was latc-i0 p. IN.
stopping on the landing above TO
finish my cigr before boarding the
train. again noticed the hoy. who had
settled his head comfortably uron his
arm and lay apparently fast asleep.
Amnn came up stnirs, fingered mo
mcnt at the lads side and then softly
slipped coin In the boys hand, MAX
ing no attempt TO awake him. When
his hcnefactor's footsteps died away the
urhn started up to examine the coin.
spat upon II for luck and stored Il
away.
Tho rumble Of downcoming train
caused him TO prick up his ears and
fall back again into his scmnolcnt atti'
tudc. A certain infantile grace pccped
forth from his mudgy face as It lay
upturncd, partially revealed by the
pickering glare OF the gas. His papers
ianeled carelcssly under his left arm,
that hung Imply and dcicctcdlikc by
his left side.
II was IN effective pose In its paihos.
Interested, still watched the artful
little fraud
Passengers began 20 ascend. The
first, priin. spinstcrlkc female, stopped
short, handed him coin. babe him
keep tho change, took a paper, advised
him to 90 on. and went on.
After her tripped an niry, fairylikc
miss, amid great rustling OF skirts,
radiant In beauty thnt set OF 20 ad.
vantage sparkling Jewels and rich rni'
incnt. She threw up her hands In dis
may and emitted n little cry Of horror.
ooh. George" she cried, ''sec therc!"
George was her escort.
lie CALAMITY rose at once 10 tho situa-
ton. Diving into his pocket he trans
fcrrcd tbercffom quito n little sum OF
jlngllng change into tho boys hand.
Sympathy seemed contagious.
Other Passengers contributed libcr-
ally aud went their ways leaving the
boy alone.
lilo sat upright, carefully counted the
spells and then settled down again for
moro business. How long this lnstcd,
whether tho little fellow had evolved
this scheme from his own inner con.
sciousncss or been padroned, 40 To say,
into Il had no time TO ascertain.
This Is but one incident In thousand
In metropolitan lifo which reveals that
charitable people arc hoodwinked very
often In their indiscrimnto almsglving.
New York Herald.
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Good mother, maker Of numerous pies,
mender Of nuiserous hose, overseer OF a
great province-a honsehold-rest little.
Have chair by tho stove. and when you
pcep into the oven, sit while you look, yen,
sven n moment after; you will work all
tue faster for the short change OF POSTURE.
While mending have your chair In the
contest corner. where good light will come
N. aud let the sun strike upon you II pos.
Able, so that you may get tho strengthen
Ing, health giving influence OF IL.
Drop your hands occasionally, and let
them rest. lat your eye wander out
through the window glass as far as posi-.
bic, and rest your eyes by looking at home
thing interesting out Of door. Don't rule
al the time. Drop the rcins OF household
government for n little while, unbcnd
yourself and ait down on the rug and plny
with the children. and. IN II were. become
again child.
Eeonomire your strength. Sit when you
tan. DO not hold tho baby when II can
rest and grow Just as we'll In Its crib. By
resting when you can, by planning the
work TO be done. and by being systematic
aud orderly In all things. u wornan's work
At home IA more easily done.-Liying
ltsues.
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When n stranger comes upon n per.
son living In a lonely place hc Is usually
struck by the complete Identification OF
tho man with his locality, and the Of.
feet Is often droll enough. An illustra.
ton of this Is given In scrap OF con.
versaiion between n traveller and man
who lived In an isolated house ON a
western prairie.
You must find II terribly lonely
here" Observed tho visitor, who wn,
prospecting with u Wow 10 establishing
cattle ranch. II suppose there /
never any passingl"
"oh, yes, was tho reply, sometimes
there Is considerable. Why, only div
before yesterday there was throo hun.
bred went by"
Three hundred pooplcn tho visitor
exclaimed In nmazement. II shouldn't
have thought II possible
"oh, not people," said tho other,
equally surprised at being so mistaken,
''rhreo hundred head OF cattle"
~ see,' the stranger answered, smil.
Ing Mt his own error. 81 have not bo-
come part OF tho country yet or |
should have known what you meant. "
Youths Companion.
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A woman who gave a charming luncheon
had neither vase. OF cut glass nor silver In
which TO arrange her flowers. she used In
their place wide lcghorn hat flliod with
damp moss. As II was TO DO violet
luncheon she wired the flowers In small
punches Of ten or twelve. and set them la
irregular graceful fashion la the moss, and
tied the brim Of the hat In toward the cen.
ter with a wide band Of lavender satin rib
bon made into n large bow at the side.
From beneath the hat q narrow ribbon Of
the same color was laid to the plate Of each
guest. and formulated in small. careless
looking bunch OF vlolets. White aud
creamy foods In salads and soups, cakes
and creams look best when yiolcts arc
chosen for a luncheon. The table damask
should 10 white or creamy, too. and wholly
without starch or bluing. 40 TINT II will
hang In graceful folds.-New York Post.
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AZ we swung into line at the battle Of
Williamsbur; TO advance ON tho Con.
fcdcratc shnrpshootes posted In a
slashing, the regiment halted to dress.
! was within one man OF tho extreme
right In the front rink. To tho right
of US WIS a narrow lane, aud about
forty rods up this lane the Confcdcrates
were getting gun Into battery.
That's for us, said the man on tho
right.
"yos.n
solid shot, probablyp
"GueSs 30"
"It'll hit me flrstr
"of course"
GLOW much'll you tako TO trade
placcsf'
How much'll you giyci,
"Fivc dollars"
Couldn't think Of It."
"Tcn."
"Not enough"
"will you take twentyia
"No.n
"weil, III give you twenty-five dol.
lars cash down and my note--."
At that moment tho gun was dis.
charged and the missile went scream.
Ing twenty feet above our heads, and
my comradc finished
For not one burned cent?
Thankce, Jolnny-l'm fifty dollars
ahpad On this ii--nnfrott fsr.a d..
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GOLDSMITH K COS
-.aMAMMOTHs
CLOTHING HOUSE
I'M AMMOTH.s-

LAS BECOME ONE OF THE FEATURES OF SALT LAKE
City. long has II been established and entirely
has fulfilled its undertaking. and not only do the dweers
In this city all visitors to tho metropolis profit by tho
experience OF woknown caerors. Tho etiquette OF
clothing Is continually changing In certain matters Of do
TALL and reliable guido of what and what not be
certain circumstances is almost
That guide to be found here authority everything
a Chid's Kilt Suit to Centemans Full Dress Suit
Aside this speciality thero thousands OF CUSTOM
habltualy with Goldsmith & Co. without
Ing suits This being tho house in the northwest
may be tho masterpiece of Poole and other
of London through tho subdued tnts II Is scarcely
wondered at what certain attraction mpols
who only from choice invest themselves In Cold
smith Co.'S beautiful limo OF Spring Ovorcoats, Box Goats,
Suits and Furnishing Wear Hats Caps and Shoes hoo
found In ovory tasteful guso. Materials from tho
richest to the cheapest at hand, and Taors famed
hor III and cut kept tho promises; Is al
ways possible to choose from thor mmense stock. style
make and mode OF finish The assortment Is perhaps
and most certainly the richest In Salt Lake City,
ranging does from the most elaborate OF Dross Suit
tho simplest and painost Business TaIor-made Suit.
Also fine limo OF tho Mothers Friond Shirt Waists.
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WOMAN AND HOME.
A CLEVER GIRL WHO TRIED A
NEW BIT OF PHILOSOPHY.

me gisry Of woman-Dress Of American
women-Rsss = Listic-Irome. Women
and Newspapers--A Timely Word ON
long knsaremsnts
One Of the clevcrcst girls can ever hopo
10 know told me once the history Of day
Of small things and Its tragic ending.
Everything went wrong" with her that
day, as tho phruc goes; her most depended
on story came back declined with thanks"
her ovcrshoe sprang leak and soaked tho
rheumatic ankle; her drc~maker's bill was
discovered, by ingenious furnishing Of Eek
tras." TO have well nigh doubled itself; the
dainty bit Of Dresden china which wns n
philopnna present from him." caught III
hor shawl fringe and was swept to the floor
aud broken TO bits; and 40 on down the
maddening list.
But shc tried that day new bit OF phi.
loscphy. TO small evils, small remedies"
she said 10 herself; and through all the
annoyances Of the day she sustained her
soul with the vision OF the especially de.
lectablc mullins which. Il being "com.
pany tea" that night. would ndorn tho
family board. She camo In TO the dining
room. wet and weary. her strained aud ir-
ritated nerves In their final gasp Of pro-
test and revolt The maid passed 20 her
n plate Of thin sliced cold bread. "why.
motheri" she cried impnlsiyely, where
are tho muiiinsf' "My dear,n said tho
gentle mother. II am NO sorry. but Mary
Ann left them In tho oven Just n moment
too long, and
That was the last straw. With n bitter
and heartbroken wall Of mo mullins
ufter nlllf tha axsr.tr.lned t.rv.. INV.
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LEGAL NOTICE.


County. Utah Territory.
In the matter Of the estate Of Carlos \. Glllelt.
decreased.
NOTfrE - HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
IN undorftfncd Commissioner tthuy hay.
ing been berstofore appointed by ,aid Court 10
partition the estate 81 said deceased " tic
parties entitled therctol TO all persons inier.
ested In the estate Of said deceased End 10 their
without The SAID Tetrinry. that sAid
COMMISSIONER viii, On the Ind day ~ April,
lrpl, ~ " o'clock M, Of said day al
the once OF Isaac ~. Maddcll, attorney, u
and "a east first south Street, ~ tho city OF
salt Lake, In tho county ~ salt Lake. Utah
said deceased TO tho parties oniiilcd thereto
according ~ the decree Of dlAtribution made
In said eslatr On the lith day OF May, lssl, by
tAid couri, and all persons Interested In said
estate arc HEREBY notlilcd TO be prefent At SAID
time and place, and make objections 20 said
partition II nny they have.
The properly 70 be partiiiontd l. particularly
described ~ folowsi Part OF lot seven % ia
block twenty three ca Ia plat "n," Hait Lake
tity survey, commcneing at he north
west corner Of SAID lot seven Id
and running thence sonih twenty fso)
north ten liOl rodr; thence west forty seven
ttI) feet thence north ten 10Y rods, thence
west one hundred aud eighteen tlls) feet 10 tho
place OF b. ginnihgi situated IN salt lake CIV
salt Lake County. Utah Territory.
Dated al salt Lake CITY. salt Lake County.
Utah Territory, tins n day Of April, 1891.
II. J, SMITH,
JOHN BLOWN,
ISAAC NJ wADDEIL.
Attorney for Lslate. dtd
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE Is HERENY GIVEN ny THE
N undermined. Executor Of tho last
will nnd tcsiamcntof Aimcna farr, deceased,
70 the CREDITOR Of. and all persons having
claims against the raid deceased. tocshibit them
with the necessary vouchers within ten
months after tho nssi publication Of this no.
lice, - the sad John A. crovfbeck. az tho
Law nfllec OF Richards a M0yie. Consultation
Huildlnz. No ~ south, Main street. Salt Lake
Guy. Utah, In tho ounty Of salt Lake.
Dated salt Lake CITY. Anil IT, 1901.
join A. GROEsnECk.
Executor Of the last will and testament OF ~.
monA FAR. deceased.
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The simplicity Of mechanism and tho
total absence OF all rrciprocatlng parts
make the electric motor peculiarly
adapted to the operation OF u high
speed car, and to these features It's do
creased weight, In comparison with tho
steam locomotive. lends additional
value.
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DLANs ARE INVITED ron THE ERTC
i iien of Joint Ciy and County building
10 be erected In the ceni.r OF the fFhth Ward
proposed bulidinf to have four fronts, three
stories with basement. and constructed on tho
pan Of what ID known hs slow combustion 1.
Cost Of building completed not To exceed $780,.
90 All plans TO he submitted on or before May
18th. 1891. CITY and County reserve the right 10
reject any and all plans. Tor further paftieu-
ii6S q. NJ. SCOTT, Mayor.
hon q. W. IAit1CH, Probate judge.
salt fsteCity. Utah, April 4, lsai.
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your" asked the man. "Of course we arc
now" was the answer. "But that's my
point Men are only how waking up 20
the fact that we want our 'news.' 80
say ! am glad that they are."-ChicsRo
Irihnno
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Mlstress--Do you like chIldren'

Mlstress-Do you like chlldrenl
Observation-Disclosures good deal on
the children, mum.
We'll, yes, presume 1t does. Where
did you work lastf'
with M~ Goodheart, mum. She
Ind only one child"
"oh, well, II you could stand that
horrid little brat Of Mrs. Goodhcart's
I'm sure You will not object to my six
little darlings. "-Good News.
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SIP CHA u.

q. @. n. L., SALT LAKE. CRY,
TO Our Pafronsi
WYE REspEcTrULLY INVITE ATrRS.
w ton To the fact that IN aud after FnI
DAY. May next, tho several departments OF
our main store will open punctuaily At a. IN
and close at ep.m. except on Saturday. and
ho day pres ling any public holiday. when
he hour Of closing will be extended TO ap IN.
Il Is believed that this arrangement viii
meet with the appreciation Of all our friends.
and that tho patronage will continue to DO as
liberal a. heretofore.
T.G. wgBDEn. sup,. !,
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vINuE fIIiM HERETOFORE ExIsTING
Il under the name and style OF CunisIo.
riLhshN 4 uANNoS. conducting q nursery
business In the city and cuunty OF salt Tale
Territory OF Utah. u this day dissolved by tnu
pufch-sed the entire interest Of Hugh ]. Can,
non In the concern.
Dated April 10Th, is1i.i
MAiiIIN cnBIsToPHERsES,
diff HUGH J. CANNON.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


In the E,tate Of Janca D. Cicary. Deceased.
NOTICE Is liHnfBY GIVEN ny TIN w.
~ dCrtiynci, Administrator 81 the estate
" james y, tleary, deceased, 10 the creditors
said deceased. 10 exhibit them with the neces /.
farv vouchers within ten months after the nfst
puhlie alton Of this notice, 10 the said Adfsnie.
irnior. NJ the Las once Of iilchsrda and Moyle.
Constitution Building. = >, Main 81. salt Lska
CITY. In the County Of salt f.akc.
Dated April lat, 1901.
EDWARD W, PALMER,
Administrator OF tho kstato Of james y.
tleary. deceased. doAw ~
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Eon SALE IN PROVO CITY, A GOOD
~ hutchers hnainc.s Apply 70 hohcrt
hiftin. street. Provo City. WedAtt.