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The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1891-02-20
WOOD L WILLIAMS Editors

Ex-SEcRETARY STUART. 4 FIJI
more's cab,nei. died at his hone in
Ssauntor. u, m the l3th instant.
ID the S4Lh yesr-oE ME age.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1891-02-20
Garden Seeds.

We have for sale complete as
sortment of Garden Seeds from the.
well known and reiiahie firms of
Ferry, Lambeth anu Craig.
SAVAGE IL EMERSON.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1891-02-20

preparation to aid IN he accomplish
meut Of fhe one purpose which nov occu-
peel his rind - TIE exclusion OF all
offers. Early in the year 1861 he en-
listed in the ranks % Gene u Bedford
For s=r-theu ColQa where he remain.
81 until he else O. th. va.
II paazng through lie irving ordeals
that were IN sore, re followed the "Wiz-
arr n' the Saddle. 70 season and out of
seasoa, eviceipg courage, decision,
strength and energy not inferior to that
of his leader.
1t was in this capacity that he dis
played the shining qualities of soldier,
which were evidenced by distinguished
valor and conspicuous bravery on many
hard fought battlefield. His comrades
in arms now living bear testimony OF
this. Shiloh, Franklin, Tishomingo
Creek, Harrisburg, Fort Pillow, Chicka-
manga and many other places, where
sanguinary conflicts took place, are ST.
lent witnesses to the fact that he was
never untrue to the color he wore or tia
cause for which he fought.
Without ambition or os,entation, Nl4
insignia of rank had but little attrae-
ton for him. Only an humble sca2ser
in the ranks, he looked forward to a0ta-
ing but the discharge of his duty
The war made lasting impression on
his mind, and was often the theme Of his
conversation. During his lasA illness, in
moments OF Inconsistencies, his thoughts
would turn to the army. scenes oil
carnage, dre1 war and all lts stern real.
tiles.
When all hope for the ultimate sue.
GEES of the Cohfederacy was dead, and
arms had been grounded, he turned his
attention to peaceful pursuits, believing
that,
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1891-02-20

Needing p ton - Ill hist ant l1iicinC
UP. should tax
BROW Ms IRON EFT EFSS-
II is pleasant TO tske, cures Hslaria, InGige3-
ton. aud RiliOusness. All dkaIeE keep IT.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1891-02-20
FOR SALE.

The Norman Percheron Stallion,
Leroy. In consequence of the fact
that this stallion ha sheen standing
at Shandy for seVoral years, the
owner has determined to offer him
for sale, In order to change the
strain. Fur pr7ces or information
call on or address,
PITsER MILLER,
Bolivar. Tenn
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1891-02-20

Allthe school books used in the
county for sale at Hudson and as
cheap as the cheapest.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1891-02-20

The bill TO repeal the Hickory
Valley charter has passed second
reading in the House.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1891-02-20

Hudson appreciates your trade
and will treat you right. Try him..
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1891-02-20

The Best and Cheapest colle9e.
Attend the Commercial COLLEGE
OF Kentucky University, Lexington,
Ky. 1t received the Gold Medal
at Worlds Exposition-Read Ali
vertisement.
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"Peaee hath her victories
No less renowned than war;

No less renowned than war"
aud in this he achieved signal success.
his life being happy and contented. He
was married to Miss Margaret l.. Cassel-
berry January Is, 1869. This unbOn
was marked with unalloyed ard unin-
terrupted happiness. No jarr OF family
discorl ever crossed the threshold OF his
dOmici!e. Nothing happened to dampen
the ardOr of his felicity except the loss
OF his only son. William Stephen, and a
little daughter.
The transeendant qualities that have
marked kis career as i civilian are not
less worthy OF commentator than those
that characterized Hmm as soldier
His respect for the majesty OF the law
and his love Of. civil liberty never de-
serted him.
Industry was part of his nature.
Omnia viDeit labor was hismotto. Never
did man Toll more asaidnously Tor the
mere love o. work than he was known
to do. During the long and tedious
course of illness that attended him in his
last hours mis- suffering was great-at
times it seemed unbearahfe, but he bore
il with stuical ind ference and heroic
fostnuds not inferior s., that dauntleas
courage which made hia4 lnvaITl able as a
soldier.
the deceased was alwa1ys kind to his
ueighDors, friends and cquaIntances, and
ever readyto lend a helping hand when
needed. He was generous, and often
aided materially in the furtherauce OF
charitable objec'.s.
He stood hit,h in his community and
was loved aid respected by all who knew
him. Hia worth was inestimable and
his death deplorable. He was of reso-
lutte temperament, his integrity of high
order and his honesty unimpeachablc.
| The deceased was not member of any
religious order, yet his higher sensibili-
ties were responsive to the divine iDfu
ence of Christianity.
| A wife and two daughters surviv
him Their loss is inexpressibly grea
for a more congenial, considerste an
loving husband, and kinder and NOR
indulgent father, never lived. They ar
sensible Of their loss, and while Inurk,
Visions of dependency envelop and des
pair seemingly weighs heavily upol
them, a gleam of hope shoots athw art th'
sombre curtain that enshrouds thei
pathway and bids them live. take coul
age and perform sacred duty and
hlessed privilege, strive to emulate hi
many virtues and keep fresh in thell
hearts the memory nf one so dear. Nc
better heritage could he have left his an
fortunate family than the record of hi
Mlsullied career.
His death is deeply regretted by all
The State loses u most valuable citizen
and the country a true and noble patriot
He was ever true to the principles o
right and jealous in the performance o.
his duty. The loss to his family Is irrem
ediable, but they are conscious of tn
fact that he fought hfe's battles we'll and
left no part OF his duty unperformed
Hardeman county contains no noblel
dust than that of J. Nd. hIlfFus.
Resquicat In pace w. M.
New Castle, Tenn, Feb IS, '91.
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Landreth's Fresh Garden Seeds al
Hudson's.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-16
Sorlcr or ELrcrioN.


NfoTtUE IS itruYnY oiNhN THAT Az
~ election will be held ~ sat take CITY,
Utah. on Monday March 5nth. l-il. Tor The ruf
pc le " voting upon the issnahco ct bonds Tor
The voting places Tor said election will be a.
follows
tust rrcanci at ito Ninth Ward school
house
second rrsclne, nj Independence Hal, rhirl
south street. West
Third Precinct At sixteenth ward school
house
fonrth Precinct at twentieth ward school
house.
finh Precinct n, Thirteenth ward SCHOOL
house,
The polls will be open one hour after sunrise
and viii be- Kept open until sunset OF aid DAY.
The amount 81 bonds pfoplsed 70 BE- iaIuuf
"a three hundred thOusAnd dollars n the dc
nnminatl " ~ one thousand dolAfa each. b.
hear interest az 0 Per eeutum per ahnum. one
halt oi aid hnnds payable ln ten Year.. the
other half IN twenty years.
Tue snld huuda are proposed 70 hs la.uel 90
procure sites for school housea atd tno cree
lion Of school hulidinaa
The judges uf the election will make MClt
returns 90 The ttah tumuissinn.
~ order Of tho utah Co nmlsiion.
March Z. tsii. hiHtu stLfs.
Nuuw mon -rrrctafr.
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GseT ,., reaaos i,sn , yssaon. si,sar,
tuu and EDWARD J. Trohwith,
Defendants.
The People q the Territory OF Utah send
To Gcorgc D. Ycadon. Henrietta yeadon stow.
art Z. iaugh, james Muriosk. Cooper An.
deIson and Edward J. TfenNith, Defend.
yyou AHE TIHrnY REQUIRED To Ap.
pear In an aell1u brought AGAINST you hy
the ahple named plAintin iu the distinct Court
81 me thlfd iuAcial nstrict " the Territory
Of Utah, aud tn answer the complaint Hed
therein WITHIN ton days ieNeiusise Of the dsy
81 service after the afftirr on YOU uf thls
alinmgns V srtyed within thia county or, NJ
served out ~ ihis county. bot In this difirirt
within twenty days. Otherwise within forty
days ~ Judgment hv default will BE- taken
nrsin.t you, according 10 the prayer Of aid
Tho sid action "a briush, to recover The
sum u siuo with iuicres thereon at psr cent
per Annuni nom Jolly vs., isn. and the sum ct
~ Win interest az 10 per cent per annum
amount found due A. ATTORNEYS Zee aud cont
u ihn fult SUD Tor such other uf further We.
Vet IN The pfrinises ~ 10 this eouft may sucm
meet and equitable. And a further decree Of
Of lot, IN block J.. pist "a" -ait fasc CIV
suttels commanding 81 point rods souih
rom TIC ). ". rofncr ~ SAID lot, running
thence east Z ruisi thence south Z foda
thcncc west , rods. thence north g, 10 ne
plarc OF beginning, under a mortgage made
eseguiiyranf delivered By the taid defendant.
70 NE shid r.ainuH september ath, 80 o. 80.
eufs payment " ipfomiauy notes for fi'0nl
each and even datc and payable one year after
oaic VIII interest from uatc until paid, that no
pmi 81 either % said promisorv notci mas been
niid except Interest on the lfft one down 60
July v, ltlu, and tHr Interest ou The second one
down o. June 3, iru. wnirh sad mortgage
provided Tor an attorneys fec ~ Aisretaid
'ihai the ftif drfsndi nta aud aii 9th b peraona
clniinirF said premises subsequent To- aid
plainuns tnOftraso may be barred and tore
clo4el under and sllu. aud thnt the proceeds
OF said sale be applied TO the payment Ut the
amount due the plaintiff after paying al costs
aud 81 Unfot and attorneys Zee and that the
plalnui may have ludrmrui tor any dtflioisury
which may remain after applying 40 the pro-
rctds " shii tale against Tho said defendants
ocotgcL v, lcafon and iirnftriia Ntadou.
Ana you arr hereby no lied that u YOU fan
ta appear and answer the said complaint a.
above required the aald plsintif Nill apply To-
the rourt tor the relief demanded thertiu.
Witness Tho Hon. Charles -. Zane, Judge, and
The seal Of the nistfirt court 0f the thiff
Judicial distinct M and Tor the Territory OF
Utah, this iith day Of February, in Tho
year q our Lord one thousand eight hun
dfcd and ninety one
liENEN q. MCMILLAN,
~ GRO. u. LOOMS,
Deputy clerk.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE n HEnIBN GIVEN THAT US.
~ der and by virtue Of an order Of The PRO.
batn Court OF salt Lake County, Utah Terri
tory, made on the 9lsi day Of February, lrni,
tho undersigned the duly appointed aud quail,
lied guardian ~ tho persons and estates 81
John Woodruff ami julia Woodruff, minors.
VIII sell Al priyatofnlv. 10 the highest bidder
Tor cash, and subject Ia Confirmation
by said Probate touri. all the right,
title, interest, and estate Of tho iAii
minors, In or 10 that certain piece or parcel of
land situate ~ salt iska cry, salt Lake Couu.
", Utah Tcrntory, and particularly described
hs follows. TO wit Az undivided one third In
tereat In ioia ten 40 and c,cyon IN, IN block
thirteen (isl, i've acres, plat "a" Big Field
survey.
lilds In writing Will be received for said PROP.
eriy, addressed 90 the undersigned, care "
isaac NJ. waddell, attorney, y and - In
first south slrcot salt Lake City, unh. ~ ~
and including the 3ist day " March, 1891, after
which SAID properly viii he sold, Terms and
eondiiinn OF sale, cash, aud subject 10 connnn.
alton by said Probate Court
AsAllEL n, Woodbury.,
Guardian OF the persons and estates VI said
minoTs.
Dated hi. islh day OF March, 1891. dtd
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The People Of the Territory OF Utah send
TO Mary Ann woollsy, Defendan
NOu ARE likRtni REQUIRED 10
appear IN IA acton brought against you
~ The above named paintin IN the District
Court Of the fhiri judicial District Of The Ter.
utnry Of Utah, and Ia answer the compliant
nlcd therein within ten days exclusive Of
" THIS summons II served within this county /.
or II served out ot this county. but Ia tbs dis,
uict, wiihln twenty daysi otheruiso within
forty days-or judgment by default viii BE-
taken against you, according 10 the prayer Of
said complaint
The said hstionis brought To have a decree ~
this court dissolying the bonds 81 naiumony
between tue plaintiff and defendant granting
platinum general reiiOfi prayed on the ground
that on or about the u day u Doc. ne the
defendant wlliully ana without cause deserted
Hud abandoned The plaintiff, and has ever
since 20 wiliuily and without cause deserted
Hnd abandoned him. aud lived separate aud
apart FROM him, without any aufeifnt cause %
reason. and against hia Vii aad without hla
consent.
And you are hereby Moulded that n you fail
TO appear and answcr the said compliant NJ
above required, The said plaintiff VIII apply W
the Court Tor the relief demanded therein.
witness. the lion. Charles - Zane, Judge,
aud the seal ~ the District Couft uf the
Third judicial Dlftfirt, in and for the rem.
tory OF Utah, this snth DAY Ut January, IN
tho year of our Lord. one thousand eight
hundred aud ninety one.
tsEALl iikNl.N q. MCMILLAN, Clork.
dOawtw
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-16

The Schllenann method OF acquiring
u language Is well worth mentioning.
II consisted simply In reading u great
deal aloud without making "a transla.
tlon, taking lesson every day under
the constant supervision OF u teacher
learning this by heart and repeating in
the next lesson what was corrected on
tho previous day, II was his habit 10
learn at least two languages u year
The Russian he studied without a tcach.
or, because none We're TO be had, while
lao lived In Amsterdam, and he paid a
jew four francs week 10 hear his com.
positions In Russian, although the fellow
did not understand one word.
Tho doctor was housed on tho third
floor, but as the ceilings were made Of
wood his Rotations wcro plainly TO DO
heard on the ilrst floor, und liis fellow
dodgers wero 80 annoyed by the racket
that they caused him 10 he turned ont
of the house. As Is well known, he was
Obliged to give up his grocer's up.
premiership on account 81 having
rupturcd "a blood vessel In lifting u
hogshead. Tho pcriest muscular de-
yelopmont and ilne health with which
lie was afterwari favored lac attributed
TO the exercise Of his lunga by constant
ly reading aloud, indianapolis News
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''lint you did not Co." he said slowl
very Nowly why. dcnrf
IL was afraid. Tho world was b
big 20 solitaryln
Poor little coward poor little uu
happy pansyl ! want you to promi.
me never 10 try 10 desert me again"
lie had not spoiscn iinmelintolg
When lac did his voice lnd been steady
but thcre was something under It's vefy
quiet that made her slilycr
No toycrt threat. only that grc,i
rcntlcness without which he mover al
dressed her, and yet Il seemed tlirob
bling with pity and rcgret that was al
most passionate In H. sliil intensity.
~ will promise. Il You wish Il, Don.
aid, but u u time should over como
when ! cannot endure my life, you will
let mo % nwny somcwhcrcf
Il VIII let you come and toll mo MI
about Il, dcnr and we will devise a.
better remedy" hc answered. drawing
her into his aims. As her heed dropped
avnlust his shoulder he felt an odd
thrill Of pleasure. II could not be that
his heart had awakened, for that WINS
lying dead In Mary Btins grave. eve
must bear our trouble hravoly. Pansy;
the world Is full Of grief, you know"
Then hc kissed her and sent her
away; but he sat up late that night,
thinking.
After that Pansy spoke Of her sor.
row no more. but fell into tho way of
entertaining much company, a. sho
had donc when girl Donald looked
on quietly, glad that she was happy,
hc told himself; yet lao missed tho
quiet hours thoy had spent together.
and wincod ut the sound Of her gay
laughter when other mon paid her
homage.
Ilo had never observed how pretty
she was until she blushod aud dimplcd
ut tho compliments showercd upon her.
And how well she tnlkcd-viih wlnt
wit and vlyacityl Mary Balns had
been sweet and gentle, but pansy was
mora charming and aniablo woman
Of th, world.
Donald Manshall for years had been
true 10 an ideal. Now i, invoke ia tl,n
rral. and discovered that he loved Nj.
wife as he hnd never loved that other
woman. And she he bitterly ,ol1 him.
self. had learned 20 do without him.
For Pansy was unfcignedly happy In
tbcso bnrhtSr and gny,r dnys and
seemed woll content TO take nm her
girlhood', paptimo lust wherc she had
drnppel Il To Donald N, WINS swect
and gracious and nothing morc. her
ewes were no longer rnlsod TO lis In
mute be,ccchlne for tho love he with.
held, indeed. they sparkloi with han.
plnc,s and health. ana looked nj all tho
world except him.
II wns ON, soft Ju,c dav pansv
had been walking. and cn,ne home
through tho dowy meadow Tho twl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-16
mARlcoLp SEEDS


q. .. white ,hee, was tho meadow with
And the birch trees were bare on the Inn.
While the marlrolds orange and yellow ana
brown '
In the garden were biossoming stni.
Gut now colder md colder and colder Il rrou.
And the grounds frozen as hard a. rosk.
And tho winds whoop and cry, and the cloud.
hurry BY.
Like tho sheep Of wolf driven iock,
Ana thc leaves In a witch dance arc whiriins
around.
And the blossoms 10 dead with tho weeds.
And there's nothing that's left OF n,y marlroid
flowers
Bu, handful Of marizold seeds.
Butthe littledwArf winter time d y. will IN br.
And the drcary black nights viii depart,
And the pcswec will call In the alder aIsain.
And the grass By the brook lide will start.
And TIE blossoms will feel tho warm touch Of
tho sun,
And Will hear tho soft voice Of the showers.
For all hidden away In tie fnarlgold ,co,ls
Afe the souls II now mafiguid aogera.
Marian Douglas IN liarpcrs Ia,ar.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-16

ArOrtCr rs ntitElN GiNEN THAT
y f.unau a. Ensign and Samuel earn. Ad
Illustrators ~ the estate Of DANIEL sarn,
erchsad. have rendered for settlement. and
ild IN said Court, their nnal account 81
Nuir hdmnistfaton Of tail ssihtc and
etition for final distribution 81 the rest
ne 81 said cstatc amouE Tho persons
nttisd thereto, AMI that Saturday, the list
Jas Of March, A. n. is'f. NJ o. O'Clock a. M,
u the Court iloom Of said Court, iu the County
uutt House. salt lake CITY and t0unty, tiah
4 aid Court FOR the settlemenfof said account
nd hearing SAID petition for dIsinhuiion, at
vi ich time and place any 'rcfton lnterU sicd IN
mere hc, why said account should not 30
acii'cd and approved aud hnil diitHbution
made o. prayed Tor
az. Ai.trN,
DIV clerk Of the Probate Court
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-16
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE Is IlERhiii GIVEN ny TUE
IN undersigned executor ami oNecutriN OF
thn last Will aud testament " Nlllen Atwood,
deceased, 70 tho creditors Of aud all persons
hasing claims against Tho said deceased, 10 cx.
hitit them with the necessary vouchers, with
IN TN months ufler the nrft publication u
this notice, TO tho SAID executor ana cNccutTlN,
az 40, III south lrei hast street, sat l.Ake
CITY, IN the county ~ SAT- LAKE.
Dated March 4, 1881.
MiLLhN NJ. ATWOOD,
AnhlE ANGENETrE SERMON,
Executor AMI kteeutriN of the last Will and
testament OF Mullen ATWOOD, deeoaand.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-16
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE u HEREBY GIVEN ~ TUE us
~ dersigned, exc futnr Of the estate OF
william Howard, decreased, 20 the rrsdliefs
OF, and oil per-ons having claims nFainst tho
saiI decreased, 10 exhibit them with Tie nece-.
tary voucher, within for months uiicr tho INST
publication OF this notice, 10 thr said executor,
~ hls ohice, y and - kait FIRST South street,
salt Lake tily, IN tho county OF salt lake, Utah
Territory,
Dated February giih, is9i.
ISAAC a. WAnDEif.
Executor u the Estate of william Howard
dcreAfed dlaw %
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They were playing u friendly little
game, and there was slight pause In
the game,
'Ngell, Jones, said his friend, ~ SEQ
your wlie's backw
Good heavens" exclaimed Jones.
"Whorc American Grocer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-16

disou ffatl, deceased b,iehdaIia.
The People of The Terrloty Of Utah send
To louisa fratt. widow. frnncIs 5. DYER. Eii,n
r. ffNti, Lois ", Huni and Ann l.. Frat,
hcrs Of Toe late addison Pratt. dccshsef.
dcfenfautal
UoU ARR HEREBY REQUIRED To Az.
u pear 10 Au action brought AGAINST you ~
Tho Above named laintir In zoe District Court
OF ths Third judicial Distrlet Of the fsrfiiory
~ Utah, and ~ answsr The complaint Med
therein within ten days (ea'l lsve % The day
0f seIyicsl after the sersirs 90 you % this
sauiinons-if served within ths county; OF. II
served out % this county, but IN ms 'dittfiei,
within twenty iays. gihefvise WITH q forty Gays
or Judgment b. default viii tc taken against
you. according 10 tho prAyerof t.id Complain.
The said acton = brought 70 have decree
Of TITS court adiudEirg each Of the defendants
r. s =, p,s ~, NV, nsisI: ,.5 WY i'A an
dctefnlnnE such clam Or cHlmsi al.
judging that the defendants or each VI
Or tiihcr Of thsu, hive. no estate o.
property, aud that the title OF plaiutin 10 same
and the whole thereof. y good and yald, per
peiuaily enioining dstehdAuta ani each o.
them from asserting nng adverse Interest 10
- 4 land anu PROMISES, ard granting plAintin
such other and further relief ~ 10 equity 10
longs said premises arc described aNfollows,
iii0ci u, rat a. salt IAir CITY survey. nih'
nina th,neu West rods, thence NOftn nfodA
thence kagt : l9ds. theme. south y rod. 70
place Of belnnlus. situate 10 salt lake CITY
and County, Utah fauItorY.
And you are hereby nouned that ~ ytu fan
% appear and answer .tae ssid oompiiintas
above required, the said PLAINTIFF " u Applyts
the CouIt for the relief Demanded there n,
witness tho Hon. Charles :. Zane, Judge. and
the seal 81 the btlntt Court " the Ihird
Judicial District, 10 anH for the Territory
ofour Lord one thousand eight hundred
and nlncty'Ouc
lskIL IESRY O. MCMILLAN.
Clerk.
ByVfo u. Loosis.
din Deputy Clefk
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NoIICk ~ hhlshHf GIVEN by THF
viii ANNEXED OF the estate OF John Nash.
decreased, 10 the creditors Of and All
porsena having CLAIMS against tho said
deceased, 10 exhibit thom with tho neees
hary vouchers. Within ten months after the d. N
puhhcation Of This nnticr, 10 tho SAID hdmlnis.
ifuior, ~ NO. $40 Wet iirsi south street, tsit
dated February lain, 1891,
4, q, uilfGGs,
Administrator with the viii anuexed % tho
eltalc VI John NASH. deceased. 4 laws.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-16

IN ANt AAlNtl " we fHAANf 81 HuNn WHOM
Deceased. --NuritI.
NOTICE "a HEHIaY gfvEN, THAT
~ Margaret Wiltou. adminiauatria " thuet.
tate o. John Wilson. deceased, has rendered
torsrtuomtui, and nlcd iu said cnlri, her hnai
hccuunt ~ hur administration of said gatatu
and ptuton Tor nnai distribution u there ildue
% taid estate among the persons eniitled
thereto, and that "wednesday, tho let day u
Ami, 4. ~ lsnl. ht 10 O'Clock q. m. a. thn
Court Room Of said enuri, IN the County Iouft
House, salt lake Ciiy and county. utnh
Territory, has been duly appointed by the
ildgc ni said court. Tor the settlement u said
uccount and hearing stid petiiion Tor dlatfibu.
Nun, AZ which time aud place any pcrson inter.
cstsd In said estatr may appear aud show
cauie, n an ihcrc bc,shy said account should
not be- settled aud approved and mai dstfibu.
ton made a. prayed Tor.
Dated Mafcht, isli,
q. 4. Ai.LEN.
uierk Ut tho Probate Court.
ily q. D. STANTON. Dspay.