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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-18
NOTICE OF COPARTNERsHIP.

- 81 80 ~ H - -
Richmond, Va. August /, 1891.
ITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
between the Undersigned O. Is. SYDNOR. JR.,
and THOMAS NJ. HUNDLEY. under tho firm
name of q. Is. SlDNOk JR., expires this day by
limitation.
We have this day entered into general part
nership under the frm-name Of SiDNOR Il
HUNDLEY. and with improved facilities for
meeting the demands of the trade will continue
the business OF FURNITURE DEALERS at the
old stand. No 7O9 east Broad street, where NO
will BIO pleased to SEQ our friends;
q. b. SYDNOR, yR.,
Il. NJ. HUNDLEY.
Mr.. HUNDLEy can be found at the store after
September 18th. aulS-tu, th&sa6t
TTHE FIRM OF r. COHEN Il son is THIS
4 day dissolved by mutual consent. r. COHEN
will continue the business and assume all claims
X. COHEN,
MARKS l.. COHEN
Richmond. Va, Angus. II, 1891. an is-it
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. AUGUST IS. 1874.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-18
siIsQUorED.

Mr.. j. Bradshaw Beverly, the vice-presi-
dent. was outspoken in his views, but said
that he had been so often misrepresented
and misquoted that his temperature dropped
ten degrees when . newspaper man came
around. He said Q report published .
few days ago in an Alexandria Paper pur-
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WIFE CLOSED DOORS.
COLONEL l.. L. POLK.

Colonel L. l.. Polk. of Washington, presi-
dent of the National Alliance. who is highly
interesting and effective speaker. has declared
his intention of being present to-day. and is
expected from Washington on the morning
train. He will address the injecting probably
at night at which time the doors will be
thrown open and the public admitted.
There will probably be two sessions OF the
convention to-day and three each day here
after. The officers say it is the most impor-
tant meeting yet held. and that the business
TO be transacted is not only large: but that
the matters TO be decided are OF the most
vital interest TO the existence of the Alliance.
Major Page, president Of the body. said
that he could tell nothing in advance of the
meeting; that he could not tell what the con-
vention would do. AS regards the attitude OF
the Alliance TO other people. he said it was
liberal organization and no attempt TO control
its members politically was ever made; that
any member could think as he pleased and
vote as be pleased. 80 the principles of the
Alliance were carried out
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two old ountios aud everybody. for
evcr"
~ don't know, Tomi perhaps "
might get tired"
"Nevurw taid Tom.
lle had been di.charging gas all the
time, and the balloon had slowly set
tied down towurd tho earth till now
everything on II was plain 10 the naked
eye--housos, trees and oven people.
and Jenny, much 10 her lovers regret,
had lifted her pretty head from IT, 70
cumbent position to look over the cdg,
Of the car.
30 you sec that little white church,
JENNY" no asked
"Ycs.n
"wcli, that's what I've been steer
ing for; do you know whyP
no. how should IT,
GLOW should youi Don't you know
what people generally do In cliurchi'
They preach and pray and sing
hymns"
Nothing elsoi'
Eyes; they chrislcn babies thercr
"llo, hol ohnsten babies. indeed
Don't they do anything n in church
es"
ayes, believe so."
"You believe 80. know 90, ano
that's just what We are going to do"
"Oh. Tom. we can't"
Cant We, thought Who's 10 hin
deri Come, Jenny, you've got tc
promise TO do Just a. ! say. Or IN carry
you up Ia the clouds again and keep
you there forever"
"Oh, Tom, you ought to be ashamed
OF yourself to take advantage Of my
situation to make me do as you please, q
said Jenny rcproachiuily, but at tlis
same time clingIug closer 10 him; "yu
haven't got any right to do It,"
i've a perfect right TO nuke you ID
what you want to do. aud what Is foi
your Happiness. Come, promised We
arr almost to the church, and " you
don't III let her loose; I've only e
throw ont some OF these littlo bags,
and up she goes, " and no picked ur
one OF tho sand bags. as II to heayc II
out.
Don't don't, Tom" faid Jenny,
laying her hand on his arm, "I'll prom
ise."
IAN right" said Tom, and In n few
minutes tho balloon was Swimming
along not lar from the ground, over at
incloscd field. llo throw out his an
chor almost Immediately, and u caught
Ia a panel Of a fence, bringing the bal
loon to with a sudden ierk.
"oh," exclaimed Jenny, clasrlng hot
arms about her lovers neck, 81 though
was going 20 bounce out"
I'VE will bounce ont, and that rgh
quickly" said Tom, kissing her blush
Ing iacc two or three times. "Yonder'
tho church-paron can't DO lar of
hnd-nnd-Iyc got tho license In m!
/ pocket"
"oh. Tom" said Jenny, "arcn't yoi
ashamed Of yourself to play mo such .
| triclgr
But Tom wasn't n BIT ashamed, nm,
hitcrwarl, Whenever his pretty VIII
twittcd him about Il, rs she did occa
sionally. no said Il was trick WORT
any two or dozen that 10 had eve
heard of.--Elmifa Telegram.
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Syrup"

Here Is something from Mr.. Frank
A. Hale, proprietor Of the De Wit
House, Lewiston, and the Tontine
Hotel. Brunswick, Me. Hotel men
meet the world as II comes and goes,
and arc not slow In sizing people
and things up for what they arc
worth. lie says that he has lost a
father and several brothers and sis
ters from Pulmonary Consumption,
aud Is himself frequently troubled
with colds, and he
Hereditary often coughs enough
TO make him sick at
Consumptionhis stomach. When.
ever he has taken
cold Of this kind he uses Boschcc's
German Syrup. and It cures him
every time. Here is a man who
knows the full danger Of lung trout
blcs, aud would therefore he most
particular as to the medicine he used.
What Is his opinion Listen Il
use nothing but Boschcc's German
Syrup. and have advised. Iprcsumc,
more than a hundred different per.
sons 10 take it. They agree with
inc that il is the best cough syrup
in the market" "
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IHs FLOWER eco.


Gene see dear mothers flower bed.
But on Il. darling. do not tread"
II was lovely plat Of ground.
The richest soil that could bo found.
-Do rosie. sleep In such a bcdY-
Tho little airl with wonder said
"Dear mel there's not n sinsi. sheeti
How do they cover up their feeu
Il should lust think tho matlgold
Would be forever taking COLI
"To pillow eitheri WHY. the rose
Some night will surely freeze u nose
sim glad have a nico warm bed
Where can cuddle down my heads
VIVA, said the Tower. to N. ohlld1
The roses blushed. but not ono smiled.
for they resented what she aid
About their pretty. we'll made bed.
Tho orocus with IT, yellow crown
Put on a look much IKE frown.
Better 10 them their bed " mold
Than blankets made Of cloth Of gold.
Dear mother. as she heard the chlld
A. hor quaint faucies only smiled.
Tor back thoy took her through tho yeat,
With all their sunshine and their tears,
Til. by her dnrllng's words hcguliod.
she thought herself once more = child.
rgbcrt L. Bangs In Springfield Homestead.
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Dante Rosctti used to tell story Of
Tcnnyson. with whom hc was walking
one Fultry summer night through High
llolhorn. They passed a building bril-
llanily lighted up, and from which Is
sued tho sounds Of Joyous music.
"what Is that place" asked tho bard.
at Is called" replied Rosotti, "tho
Ilolbon casino" II should like &c
look In" pursued tho bard, "only I
should DO at once surrounded by crew
Of groundllngs who would mob and
poster and lostlo me-" MY dear slr, ~
quietly remarked Dante, ~ you were
10 get on one Of tho tables, announce
your nnmo and recitc three Of your po
otic masterpieces into tho bargain,
probably not 3 per cent Of tho audi
cnco would have the slightest idea OF
who you arol'-San Francisco Arso
naut
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SUMMONS.
In the District Court 10 and for the Third
Judicial District ot uilh Territory,
County Of SAT- Lake


1hs People OF the Ten .oV OF Utah send
ufeouagi
To james j. Hsrds, Doieadanti
You ARE nERSnY REQUIRED TO Ar.
Il. pear In ~ acupn tr9ught hgsinsi you ~
TIE above named plaintiff IN The Diairet Coat
81 tue third judicial Dlstiift Of tho Territory
Of Utah, aud 10 answer ne compliant h,ei
therein within ten days ieNclutNe OF the Jay
Of soryicel after the service on yoa ~ ihis
sumfnons-ft served within ihis county Or u
served out " this county, but Ia this distinct,
within tNunty dHys; oiiauylao within forty
days, or Judgment by default will he takun
against you, according to tho prayer OF taid
complaint
OF this court iissoiving ihn honds u mHirmony
onisting between plamuu and defendant, Ani
awarding - plAlniiu thr custnuY OF the Ak nli
nor children, issue Of faid marriage ieVnfuH
defendant 10 pay into court rehslhAlln sem
70 deitay The expenses % lnlt hg',9h, Ael asi
counsel fees, and Ia pay ll plainth aach inr'
Their sun ~ slimony % 70 MS courl may .eem
Just tor her support durnT The pendeney Of NE
acton and granting plainuh general feueii
above relief prayed on ne Hfuund lhht slArg
their sad marriage deirndsnt rhs treated
plhinuH IN a rruetatd inlumAn manner, in the
extunt Of causing her great sodlly lhlufy and
mental dfutss
And you are hereby notified that II YOU Tall
70 appear aud nnGWsr thr tail compliant Hs
the court ior Inc relief demanded therein.
Wituess, the Hon Charles = Zane, Judgo,
and The Srni NJ tho District Court ~ tho 1hri
Judicial Dislrict, IN and for ihoTruiinrY ot
lhh. ms .lri nay " Jung ~ W, year ol
our Lord one thousand elsh' hundred aud
isf,Li HENRY q. MCMILLAN. CLERK
by ono u. LonNrs, DepuiY Cierk.
CLARENCE W. IiALL,
Attorney Tor FiRihua. dosv sw sat
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SUMMONS.
SUMMONS.
In the District Court IN and for the Third
judicial District Of Utah Territory,
County OF salt Lake.
Ellen birmingham. Plaintiff,
Thomas BurninFhAm. Defendant.



The People Of the Territory Of Utah sshd
GfeeunEi
10 Thomas HurniuTham, Defendants
you AR HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP.
tlU shave named plaintiff In tho District COufl
% tho third Judicial District of the Territory
OF ttah, aud 20 answer The compliant NOD
therein within ten days exclusive Of the day
OF seryicDl after The service on you Of this
summ1ns-lf served within this couatyi or, N
served out NJ we county, but 10 thls district,
WITHIN twenty days otherwise within f5GY
daya, or Judgment by default will be taken
AEiihst you, according to the prayer Of said
iho said acton Is brought to have decree
Of thia court ii solving tie londa Of mAtFinlnnV
ekisang between plaintiff aud defen dAut
awarding 70 plsiutln the care and CUSTODY OF
aWaTdiuF TO plainuh alro a tmHll hriat house
OF four rooms, ard tue patch OF land about
two acres on whlch said house 10 situated, be.
Ing toe only properly ot defendant situated
within the jurisdiction " this Court aud grant.
log hur such other and further relief - may DO
equitable, above fol1f prayed on tho ground
that IN January 1850, defendant deserted aud
for.ook plaiAiF, and has ever since resided
aud now resides outside % Tho lHited states
and further, that since SAID qesertlon, defend,
ineant Of support whatever
Md you are hereby MOULDED that N you fall
10 appear and answer tho said compliant ~
ahoyarequlTni, the said plaintiff viii apply "
tho 0ouTt for The relief demanded therein,
wiiness, the Hon. Charlie. .. Zane, Judge,
and ths ssai of the Distrlot Court Of the THIRD
Judicial District, m nnd flr the Territory Of
ltah, this illh day Of September, IN tho year II
our Lord one thousand eight hundred ana
IsflI BEsRY o MCMILLAN, CLERK.
W Gao. ID. LOOMfs, D5putY Cierk.
dOAw ,w thur
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NO1trE - HthEuf OWN THAT &C
~ meeting Of iae Board ui Tfuatfcf held
OBJ The och day Of August ili, I'D salt Latc
CITY. Itah. An rsscssmunt NO. 81 W two cents
pef share was LEVIED or te capital stock 0i
the corporation ray able 90 ths secretary, with.
In thuiy daya IRON the above date, Al No. 10
Mtin street. salt iate CITY, Utah Any nocs
upuu whieh tits asses Went frmaiur unpsid
Oh the giHt day Of September l.li, will be de-
tinn. and uulrfa payment be- tnHfe before. Will
hc sold on tho aiat DAY n october, isal Al the
hour OF % O'Clock a. iu.. 90 the tompany'a
once, Noon No. 80 Constitution Nuildiug, halt
fakc Otiy uinh. to pay delinquent asfesshirnts,
together with costs Of advertising and expense
Of sale
". J nuiUoN. secretary,
Residence 10 s md N,n sucli. salt LAKE
city, Utah.
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HOW HE GOT HER.


know Il would
"What do you mean by mnincg"
"You know vol enough what mean,
and you know that am right"
Yes" mcaningly. II think | do
know You mean that ! am poor aud
you arc ditto, and poverty multiplied
by two l. madness"
Jenny, a pretty littlo blond. with
bright golden curls aud sweet blue eyes.
Hald nothing, but looked down and
wrote hleroglyphics on the ground with
the end Of her parusol. while Tom, a
handsome, broad shouldcrcd fellow,
with dark brown hair and mustachc,
and large hazel eyes, lay half reclining
at her feet.
Isn't that the sum and tho answcri"
he nskod.
stlll Jenny said nothing, but contln.
uod 10 write hIcroglyphios, while III.
lie nush rose on her checks and brow.
II SEQ how Il +. ho snId. while
have been away you have been donor
allied"
What do you mcanT she asked,
sharply, giving him an indignant glance.
"oh, nothing TO make you very an
cry" he replied. at Is Just this; Som.
Of those sage female veterans, who have
gone through life satisfied to exist with.
ont that which, II appears TO me, alone
makes llfo endnrnble, have talked you
into their way Of thinking and now.
forsooth, Il IA madness to marry the
man you love. For you do love me,
Jonny-you know you do"
The girl was silent yet little while,
and then slie said pllintiyclyi
Il did believe loved you once, Tom,
III acknowledge Il; but | am oldc,
now. aud think maybe | was mis-
taken"
"Pshawi' said Tom, think maybe.
II you don't know It without any may.
be about II, you were not mistaken
either when say you lovo mo still.
Yes you love mo still. and yet you arc
going 10 marry that Encaking Ralph
Morley. Don't deny Il, for know IL;
though perhaps you don't quito know
1t yourself yot Are you engaged tc
hint"
That Is nm important question anu
] shall not answer II"
''rhcn will tako Il for granted tina,
you are"
You needn't do any such thing, 70,
lam not"
We'll, you did answer my iinpcrtl
nent question, after ALL"
II was not going to lot you think
what you pleased"
81 am glad you answered It anyhow,
for now ava going To tell you what
sort Of u fellow ho Ia, and shan't feel IA,
n am being rude, rs | might other
wise have done But, pshawl wont
plead my cause by abusing my rival.
II can't convince you Of tho dlvin,
right Of love above every other oonsid
Grafton, III throw up the case.
know you love ne; know low
you,
"Why, Jenny, could go ON all my
life loving you just as nlwa loyod
you, II you would let me; but know
,on,oI,ody a.. and n viii Ln aI ~,
vt,,, n,a a. .I,a,,.r I. a dirnar wi,i
La,I. ~. Loo. n ,,a, a .taIi,d %,
.nd Io,ra1 ra,,I,h no con- t,ny
,,i,a, -, nsT
no. iii, -.
-, '''' wv my N''' ''
~. -. H., ,.,..., Att,
. ~ 10" : 'no"t'' 'o' "' ;ou I'M ,1'l'
"lo,, w VIZ" ~ means , ~ '"r
~ ou'.o' W 'h"'I' 'o' '"'o IMAM u"
money
Come, Tom said tho Girl, an,
there was a catching OF her breall
when she spoke, which told that tear
were not far OF, come, ! must g
home"
Tom noticed these symptoms, and
wisely concluding TO pres his suit N
further Just thcn. walked along by he
aide without saying another word.
There was TO be balloon ascension
aud Tom Arlington was TO DO one d
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You will observe that Dragging |,
something very nearly universal. Those
who do not boast are sure TO be despair
ing, llic dccrylng creatures Both hab-
iis are unquestionably nonscnsical.
You are not the greatest genius under
tie mooni and u you wero Il would not
be 80 wonderful creature as sou would
BE-. We forget our biggest men out Of
hand. II you will 90 through III,
schools today you will not find one boy
or girl out Of ten that can tell you who
Napoleon was. or when he lived, and
not as many who know anything about
Daniel Webster But Just think what
an Immense amount OF conceit there Is
and has been In human folkl What
millions OF braggartsl Whit swelling
and struttlngl Oh, wo ioolsl-St.
Louis Globc.Dcmocrat,
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And in accordance with law, and an order OF
the Moari ~ Trustees, made on the Oh day of
August, ltll, 30 many shares Of each parcel o.
such stock A. may he necessary Viii 30 cold NJ
room so, 80 Conftiiuti0n nuildiEF, TAFT Late
CITY, utah. AZ the hsur Of ~ am. on the stat
day of october, 1871. to pay delinquent asses.
mtnn thereon, together with the costs OF al.
yeEtlslnF and eNurnfoa Of sale.
". j. HUTTON, secretary.
oawNTh salt lake Cuy, Iiah,
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pELlNouENT NoIlor.

7 uCRY BILL MINING COMPANY. LoCA
J uau OF principal place OF huf.urH, Para
tNf, Itnh. Location OIL mine. snake Greek
MininT District. Wasatch county, Utah, Notice
--there are delinquent UPON 100 following
de- rhUd stock on account u en- aracaHmrut
$50. az Of ccnts per share, levied on tho flh
day uf August, isll, tbr asNcT4l umounts aot
opposite the uamr. OF the respective share
loldrrs ht folloWai
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The Bellevue. idaho Mining Company. LecA.
uun ~ Vfirc pal rlare of busintsf. SAT-
1ate CITY. utth. 10 atien Of Mlnss and
works. MlacrAl iiiil Mining uitinrt, stats
q Idaho.
N.TOIIrE. THEM - DEf tNQuTNT uP.
N on the following described stock, on &C.
count ~ Asssssmont Of Thirty nl cents per
share. levied on tue ilth day OF Aptl, iFil, the
several m Quits set opposite the names u Tie
ltLurnIlNN LhArnLn-nnru. q lnlLmM.L
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a young lady writes to the woman's
column VI newspaper that every young
man who wears a snsh ought to be ere
mated. This "a a truly awful sentiment.
Why not sashes Tor men in these days
when women are going into divided
sdrtsy
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Ard in accordance with law and n crder Of
the Hoard o. Directors. uigdo on the nth day
~ April, 1871, 20 many shares u each parcel
" stool a. mHy be ucctftAry, vii 10 fold ~
Tho Oflcf n The Company In salt Lnlr cay, ol
I11day tho ftN DAY ~ june. 1871, ~ .. W. 20
ray TIE delinquent rsarstmeni, t0gtthtr With
The cost Of afVefufius hn1 expenses Of sale.
bIUrder Of ne board OF Directors,
D. .. ilohN, Acting stc'y.
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Amcetur of the Board Of Directors of tho
BELLEVUE Idaho Giuiug Company, held this DAY,
the date 81 payment 81 the above described
delinquent stnsk vac extended from The 18Th
day 81 september, ls9l, 10 the ~ DAY Of Octo.
Ter. lsll, 40 The sane hour and place.
81 order Of tlr Hoard 81 Directors.
3. a., IiOilS, Acting secretary.
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SAT- LAKE ttrr. Utah, July u, 1871.
meeting u The Hoard Of DIRECTOR ~ the
Bellevue Idaho Mining Company, held tins day
the date ~ payment Of Tho abNYu usatfiird
delinquent stoos waa extended from tho llft
day 0f AuruHt, if4l, 70 the iitn DAY Of hcptem
her. lesi, ~ Tho sane hnut aud place.
Iy order Of ne Hoard ~ Directors.
D. -. HORN, Acting secretary.
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fAtr iAKr CIV. Utah. July TO- SOL
~ amretuE ~ thr Wuafd uf Directors OF the
lelO,uC Idaho Mining Company. hsid this day.
The date % payment % The above described dn
uU. cut Hturtt was extended FROM The aHth
dat Of June, 1891. 10 Tho .uih day Of Juiy, ggl,
at mo same hour aud place
lly order Of the Hoard Il Directors.
4. a. MOaS, Acung Hee'v,
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LEGAL. NOTICE.


3
In the Ma'tcrof tho Esiatc Of barbara
Matilda y. NoIcs, deecased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TINT
~ Horace CumWings, adminlttatrr, with
the viii annexed, of tho estate " fatbtra
NAtildA ~ Moses, deceased. has rendered
Tor settlement and nlef In said Court, be
final account ~ bis ADMINISTRATION Of said
staia and petition for nnsl duuituuou o. thc
residue Of sad estate among the perfons en-
ttied thereto, ana that Monday, ne llih DAY OF
october. a. u. l1l, ~ 10 O'CLOCK q. ui., a. The
court room ~ said Court, ~ The CQuntY Court
House, falt lake CITY aud CouniJ, Utah Ter
fltory, has Teen dnlY appointed b. the judge
VI SAID Court, Tor the settlement % fAid Ac
count and nearing said pctltloH Tor distfihu.
uou, Al which time sud place Arv person inter
rstci IN said estate may spuesr ana show
cause, II any tnero be,why eidacGount should
not 10 sslurd and apprsyed and fnsi dlttflbu.
ton made o. prayed Tor,
&. r. ALLIES.
Cisrk % the Probate COAT
ny O. n. srANIos, Deputy elefA. du
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A small negro boy, who was playing
IN tho woods with some companions
near Pine Forest, was bitton by rattle.
snake, The poison spread rapidly through
the system Of the boy, his body began to
swell, he lot tho posor Of sight and
death WIS evidently approaching. Mr.
Low Dunn, who happened to be near,
was attracted by the cries Of tho negros
companions, aud ran over,
The boy by this timo WIS In the last
stages. Mr.. Dunn, having heard Of the
curative powers OF small weed that no
observed growing near, gathered a hand
full, aud forcing It into the mouth OF the
negro. ordered him TO chew 1t. Con.
feiousncss had not entirely loft him, and
BIO obeycd. The effect was almost in-
Simultaneous, the swelling disappeared
aud In u short tlmo the boy was out OF
Danger Ho Is now at work aud all
right
Tho name Of tho weed used Is SNAKE
weed" or "rattlcsnaka master.n-C0r,
Atlanta Constitution
lh' eyes VI hu country are on New
York and Ohio this fall
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In the matter Of the estate % Alfred u. Caiuc,
necrafcd.
Order 10 show eause why order ~ sale Of
Heal iatatc should not DO made,
NIARGAHEr 4. CAiSF, TnE ADMINS.
vi traitor Of tho estste ~ Alfred "a, uine,
deceased. having hlcd her petition, Gully YER.
Ned, praying Tor an order 20 sale " pau OF
thc real estate Of ssid decedent f1i The purpose
therein sot forth. it D. therefore ordered hy ne
Judge 81 said court that aii rsfsunH Interested
bon the estate Il taid deceased appear before
tho aaic Probate Court on Friday, thu ltth Day
~ october ~, At 10 O'Clock IN The forenoon
of sad dnv. n the Court Room Of said Probate
rouft, ~ The County Couu lill.c, IN tlo riif
ana county Of salt Lake Utah Territory, q
show cause Wy an order should no. he arauted
~ the said almlnistrator, y Hcn % much %
the seal estate ~ the uaid deecteei a. pUNAio
taio ~ thaii he necessary, aud that copy n
this order be published nt least four aurr'fIiye
weeks in tho nHsLtur EyEsisG Ntws, a
newspaper printed and published Ia said city
AMI rOuutVs
dated September 70, i'al. -
q. W. BARrCli,
DIN Probate Judge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-08

This eyes OF tnu country are on New
York and Ohio this fail.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-08

Iutkv nil Mining Company. Location or
principal place q igiiufu park
CITY. Cmh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-08
LEGAL NOTICE.

10 the Probate Court m and Tor salt lake
County, Territory OF Jtah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-08

order TO show causo WHY order of sale
Heal Istatc should not DO made.