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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-07
BIRTHS-M MARRIAGES.

rBrth, marriage and death notices sent by mall
will not be inserted. They must be handed In at
either OF the publication Offices and be Endorsed
VITA the name ana residence Of persons authorized
to have the same published
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-07
BORN.
EE In THE afty March z I

zAPFFE-ln this city, March 3, 1891 TO the wife Of
Henry Zapfe. son.
ROBIN SON-March 4, 1891, to the wife Of w. j.
Robinson,
wHEARTY-March 1, 1891, to the wife of Thomas
IL MheartY. a SON
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Dibbe said that lie was opposed TO the passage
OF lie bill as II had been framed. The question
involved was OF great Importance. and he would
give his reasons why he would vote against the
bill. A large proportion of the people, lie said,
appreciate the Importance of the measure. A
large majority OF The people were awaiting the
issue about 10 be determined. The question was
important because II proposed violent change
10 lie political constitution OF this common
wealth. Ii was designed TO effect violent reYO-
lUllon. II is never wise 10 make violent cha nges
IN the law Of any country. 1t was not wise TO
import a strange system OF laws and that was
what was proposed to be done by this proposed
Australian system OF nomination., but then he
argued IL was not the Australian ballot law. Its
proponents did not want ballot reform law. They
wanted tile Australian system OF nominating
candidates but lie wanted a reform ballot law
These people sought the political destruction OF
the commonwealth by destroying the great
parties. What Is known as the Australian ballot
system, be continued. grew up IN colony OF En-.
glaud which had English customs. They had
crude election system there. Their elections
were characterized by violence and fraud, aud
the people, grown weaIy OF this system. invented
new one. They have no parties AS we have,
and, having no way for selecting candidates,
they comp eilod The clerk 10 put upon common
ticket tue name OF every person recommended 10
him for office, and then to protect the voter they
invented the admirable system OF booth voting.
The system was carried 10 England ana Belgium
aud 1nally came TO this conplry, where II was
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He said: "Who are tbey2"
said: Il know Mr.. Charles T. Jones, a law
yer Of repute. aud l know MIR. Jones, all ex.
Trustee OF Sacramento City, and 1 know Mr..
Jenes upon the floor Of the Assembly, and there
are probably others by the same name who l am
rot Informed OF and cannot recall at this time"
Mr.. Jones who has place TO sell on The police
force?"
said: 81 do not"
He said: 'fdave yon been granted any places
upon the police force ?'
I sag! al have not"
Ee said: "Have you started IN TO do anything
% that liner Have you promised any places ~
aad ] bnld: Eyes, 1 promised TO use my lnnu-
enee With certain gentleman In San FRANCISCO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-24

An example Of childish faith. OF kind
u dull ago wears away, was seen the
other day. A little boy was sitting IN
the yard Of IN old country homestead,
ON either side Of him sat a huge dog, pa.
tint and loving Tho sun shono down
scorchingly on the trio, and its rays weru
uncomfortable, shading his eyes with
his curved hand the child looked sky
ward and said, Put Ia that sun. please. %
The sun shono brightly, aud the little
fellow repeated softly. "please put In
that sun, man up in theskyi 1t hurts my
head"
Just then over the face OF tho blazing
orb there sailed white summer cloud,
then another, and the yellow blaze
turned suddenly to u hazy, restful gray.
Turning TO .ho dogs, the little boy, put.
ting an arm around tho neck OF each.
said; Ibid you SEQ the sun pulled in.
Romeo and Chicftainl When you wants
anything, II youis good, aud you asks God
for 1t, no gives 1t to you. Tho sun hurt
my head, and l asked him to put IL in.
and don't you SEQ how he did reach ont
and put IL IN for mrf' The dogs looked
wise, leaned their hoads lovingly toward
tho diminutiyo little theologlan, and
whatever might have been their belief,
kept an inscrutablo silence. Providence
Journal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-24

DY ORDER OF TnE COUNTY COURT
ID a. SAT- lHkr County, Territory y lalt
feaied bids vili DO rec ivcd ~ ihe County
Clrrl up 10 ana i1ciuiinF saturday ,thO ilih Jay
" December isll, for supplies 20 De- iufuHard
20 salt talr County. from January tttO Doc
crmhgr Nsl, 1879 Thg Following WI Torn .
basis Tor bidi Tor records otr,, 10 30 furnished
IOu CuuNtr nEcOguAa.
Mortgage records, eco pages with marg,na
Deed records with Marginal ruIlnss.
Mining records, slmc Of decd records.
Lieu and icaHys, same Ne deed records
Abstract records, same NJ now used,
h'rsctand reverse indexes 10 all except tho
nrst4lUt rDcurds,
uf PLAN dfaiung paper TOT mhkins plaia and
indexes ~ SAINT
erlnior aud Erautee indexes.
i.ctcinis Tor documents, SAME 40 row used 10
The ulcr, with stuu ~ tooks ~ 100 rnct.
Mulug aus,racG re- ords and direct Indexes 70
sans.
,one Of these recorfs have printed forms,
aud the amount eau 10 determined only ~ TIC
records are ordered.
ilecofds are 10 be bound In full tiuifia oirruil
.huh hands' wiih loose canvas covers and
lufslA corner, lat opening bAnt. Paper 70
be hrown'a ~ pound medium ledger pspcr,
pa fficsa tu be gwen on record. ruled sd
tofder's once, letter hoals and envelopes, per
thousand. Envelope SOC. . and 10, w No. 1
rag, with return cafh printed thereon.
ron COUNTY COLLECTOR.
sn0o0 tax notices.
is tn1 receipt books.
icter hca1a Hud envelopes BY Tho thousand.
Index for taN sale. lFur style aud quaiiy NJ
| indcn. Information wall DO furnished by the
/ CouaiY Collector
ron corNrr ASSESSOR.
| Tax rolls for isle. tstyis, binding. quality,
| tlU and nil other iufQfmtuun concerning tuta1
/ rolls will be Furnished by the Couaiy Ass,ssoF
Tuu ruE CLUkks' urrtCr
| Record books sanu a. ilrcorirr't except that
| they shall be oi 800 pagcl each. aud without
! covers
! lruuaio blanks. printfdon u pound supcfuns
| nat cap paper, % o. equal Efadc, $50 of each "
! De furnished nA order,
pA.H ana faheT'i ooiagou peneiis, yer rf0s'
| lcuf per gross.
Ia per doom quartz.
Letter heads aud envelopes, per 1000, q,
| above.
ralOra rubber bands. per gross.
| Alsupplioa ~ be- furnished a. called Tor
a bnuifnr faithful Performance of Conr1 e.
: ln turh sum lH tho C1uuiy Court may deter
l mine. Viii te required OF tho succcssfuI bidder
| rhc county receives tho uEht 10 reject any
! aud all bids,
/ salt Lake uiy, NOV. llth, lsl
| .. d, ALltN. county Clcrt.
| dil ~ q. q, STANTON. Deputy.
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SUMMONS.
In the pAtrci Court 10 and for the Third
judicial district Of Utah rouit0Ty,
County OF san Lake,



The People Of tho Territory Of Utah soma
GrrounEi
To Michael Mckay, nef'ndau1i
You AM HEREBY REQUIRED To AP.
Il peAf 10 an gciion trouHht againsi you by
tue above named plAluun 10 toe District Court
Of the third judicial District Of the Territory
OF Itah, ana 10 answer NO compliant 1Cd
therein withn ten days exclusive Of The DAY
Of service after she service On you Of this
served out Of THE couuiy, but IN ths district
within twenty daysi otherwise within forty
DAYS, or iudsment by default will bb takeu
against you. according 10 the prayer VI .Aii
complaint,
between plAintin nnd detenisut and 4 De rec
Of divurcs granted 10 p'ulnun acc1rditg w the
statute IA such rassa made aud proudrii mat
this court gllow 10 plsinun suht a'imony ~
may DO Just, together with reasonable atter
neya' toes and thg costs Aad charges ot lhis
suit and such other aud proper Touef ". ~ the
court may seem Just AloYa Iehsi prayed on
The ground tnat On Or about the spring OF III,
defendant without any cArsu Or excuse or
faait OF plhiutn, dcscritI ant Alaedonel
plAin1n ana has over slno. l'vsi sfpsfale snh
npAt. ifva,theT Ard rat tlntu -Hld Ysar u >,
defendant has fAhsd 20 supply Anythink Tor the
support at yiainuH nI their tAid child,
Aad you are hereby npuned that " you fail
tn appeal and Answsr tho sti1 compliant D.
Aboyarsquirtd. the raid plaluuH viii apply "a
tar uouH iOr tho relief demsnden therein,
witness, the ii1n Cherries :. Lans, Judge,
AMI the so.l o. tue Disirct Court " ne Ihiri
Judicial District, In and Tor tho Territory u
utah, this 18Th nav ~ iuly, In tho year of our
l<itd one thousand eight hundred and nintl,
Ia1ALl nENaY q. MCMILLAN ,Clerl.
by ESQ. u, LOoHis DoputY Oissk.
GukN AW tAGs
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Lurty nm Mining Corulny Location ~
ifmcpN race OF NlfuuFs. Ihrk city,
itah Location " slime Suuto Gees
Mining niatdrt, Wufa.. b. county. Ui1h.
>TeIiCE D. uflIiiN OWN, tIal At
N o. meeuris - tho Hoard 81 Irustrti NE q
On The 9ist Gay ~ octlIcr. ts1t. a. ssscfsuInut
o. %. % Of three ccusH Icr share Wa lctc1 on
Tie capital stock ~ ihU corporation payable
within thtrty days to Tho Secretary at slli laNu
gIfv, utAh. ANY Htook upon which Wa nstuass
meat mar TumAin uuptIu 90 ODE ltul uHs ~
ueeembrr. i.ai. Will 10 lolinqueni aud al. yf.
tftHt for Hais oil public HUrtUH. AudurIcaH ptf
mrnt - made huf1fc, will Ho sold on tue .hlh
day.f January. it9l, ~ Room 10 40 Consii.
tut on iiuudinF. salt lAic cry, Utah, TO pay
coiingutnt hHatssmcuis, together with the
costa u adyUrtia rg and eNurttts nf sale
W J. ~ itTON, SECRETARY,
rail- Lake CITY, utan.
Residence 100 d Second West ~ dlaw "a
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NOTICE or SAIL Or ZEAL AND PER.
SONAL PROPERTY.

NOTICE T. nnDEbi DivrN. THAT ~
~ uHf.. HUrn uf Fu order of Che I.Ohlt1
Clari' nf sH't fnkc tHrff. Utah reiit1rr,
mnio on TIC lith DAY of ho,cmlor ~. in tho
srHsrd. tho uuicrHirucH. fIr tdU nif traitor ~
tho said estate, Will sfli ~ pnlair sale 70 ne
hiphctt bidder tor cash and subject 90 confirm
alton by slid rsohaie CouTton Or after fniay,
the tth day OF rnHfmHrH. 1904 400 the right,
title. intcrcstarf esiaie That james siielns had
az the unIc Of his demise. and all tho right
nile urd Interest that The taIl estate hal o.
quirei bt operation ofltw of otherwise, other
than that wni'h nnd in addition io tnnt which
the saidjamcl tliclls had % The y g Of NE
dtath, ~ aud 60 the toll1ul. toicdbod prop
CIV. situated in aait Lake C1uutv. utah Icffi.
ton, and particularly dofcnJcd 80 follows 70
VII.
drcdtta fg,5Cl chains NORTH aul ffy.s.v and
fwcttY fyU hundrsdtha .fi.lI chains asst
fflm thU north wet corner ~ section ~ iu
row1HnIp three south, h,rF7 Que west salt
fato Meridian, hnt wnnIuE ihrrte south,
20 east. went, eight ard .ayUlfT dyc hun.
drrIfhH H1a.lii chains 10 che west hink ~ me
Jordan uver. thcneu up gu ihe vest hans Of
sait river IN ~ ruutlrastHfll nuuus", thirteen
tho Iuuti nna OF tho farm Ipi0nrlnH 30 SAID
oftatu. thence north - wet iurHty time ana
twenty i've huulrodtha lNil. chnua. th,n'e
and uitv hrudrrdihH fi.iui rhlina. thence
north ten aud seventy ave leaill ehaius 20 The
place " hcainning, containing ihiry'iwo and
one fourth GELD acres Of lamb
hHO ine GLOWING personal UtNu7rly belong
luE 90 said estate. Que roau tnli, orc year uld
one bay WarC. twelve ycaia OLD, one nay
stallion, eleven vCaf' 1'di one whiir row, I've
ytars old one huI. four years ollt qua rr !
hclfcr, two ycars Old, two dark red hciicfi,
one year old
hida In writing will be received for Haid
property aiirta IS Oh iho undrfa sued ~ Due
fefIdenrc ~ south I1rihu precinct, -ali i.afr
county. ttsh, or iu rare NJ M1ddoll Adams,
salt lake cay, ttsh, 100 90 and including 10,
fourth day ~ Uts.HU tCf. lsIi. Aftrr which aid
property will BE- soId.
JuiiN " WtNWAHD.
hdminiftfntor OF thn Iattc Of janice shields
deceased.
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THERE'S latent devil in bull, and no
man knows when 1t is going TO wake mp.
The handy aud profitable beef steer
weighs from i,ejO TO 1000 pounds and
natures quickly.
Tic headquarters Of the Holsiein.Frie.
sian Association OF America will hcrg-
after be in Boston,
Lot out that oheckrein. You will ruin
your horses neck, making Il sta
bumped aud scnggy.
Permit only your best animals TO be-
bred. BY that mesus you improve your
live stock year by year,
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Hand mirrors Of metal arc still In com.
mon uso In oriental countries, In China
aud japan tloy arc usually made Of bronze,
slightly eanveS and about twelve inche. Ia
diameter. Tho japanese woman who Is 40
fortunate aa TO own mirror regards II "a
the most precious Of her possessions.
There Is an ancient myth TO the effect that
the Japanese sun goddess once became an,
cry aud shut herself mp Ia her cave, so hat
all the earth was dark. To cntlee her
from her coneealment tho other ggds tried
various articles, but all "a vain until IL 90.
CURED TO them TO construct u mirror by
which, when the sun goddess saw hor face
In It, she was drawn forth through zeal
ouay aud curiosity.
When tho Japsnesn empire first came
into existence the sun goddess gave the
mirror TO hor grAudson, saying "Iook
upon this as my spirit. keep Il Ia tho same
house with yourself, and worship IL a. II ia
were my actual presence" This mirror Il
20 this day the most important article ia
the imperial regaiia OF Japan.
ton Star
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4 lost chiid whose Knowledge n
Boinny Game Into Good riny.

4 lost chiid whose Knowledge oi
Bo,nuy Game Into Good riny.
Colonel W. D. Moore tcllsa story which
would. could It b. given In print a. Mr.
Moore tells IL, produce great effect
Ex.sherin Clnley was accosted u day or
two since at tho corner Of s,xth street
and Liberty avenue by o little tot, girl,
too young 10 talk plainly. who pulled at
his coat and uaked so 90 know Aunt
Tatioy'
Somewhat surprised. Mr.. Clnley To-
piled that ho could not say unless be
knew Aunt Tatie's7 last name. The
child opincd that the wanted party
didn't have any instuame; sho was 9dist
Aunt Tatie." The little one then ox-
planned that she was lost, and sho was in
grai distress, her hips quivcfinE so that
Vt times she could scarcely speak.
NJ. Cluley thought with all his might
for few moments. whom an idea struck
him and h. asked the child FOR descrip.
ton ~ his aunt The little maiden re-
p,iei that Aunt Tate was rather tall
and wore nasturtiun flowers Ia her bon.
net
Now. Mr.. Cluley would hardly stand
a crrdiiHhlc examination In botany. Tie
knows cabhages from potato vines, and
knows the nlsturtiun when no sees ii
on the table IN the shape Of a pickle. but
to save his soul lac coul not tell what
ne flower was like. Again he rubbed
bis dome Of thought until he rubbed
INTO 1t fresh suggestion aud acted upon
10 ~ once. Accostiny lady who was
passing. be- usked her u she know mas.
turtiutu flower WHOM she saw IL. She
was at Grst dispd ed 10 resent the quc-.
lion o. an impcrtinoucr, when Mr. Gu
ley FASTENED to orplsin, and begged her
to tako an observation aud ASCERTAIN
whether there were any laiies In the
usighborhood with that familiar flower
in their .bonnets.
The lady glanced into several mill.
merry and dry goods stores, and finally
called out that she hnd discovered u
lady with bonnet bearing tho flower
wanted. She pointed her out, and i'm.
meliately tho little one cried out 10Y.
fully. "Thnts Aunt Tatic.'
Aunt Tstio" was disposed 10 be cross
with her charge for wandering away
from the tpot she had designated TO wait
until her aunt did some shopping, but
Mr.. Clulcy's feelings were aroused. and
hr wouldn't hear tho little one scoldcd'
Instead he proceeded to roprimand tina
woman for her thuugh,lc sncis Ia loay.
ing her charge exposed to the danger Of
being kidnapped.
Aunt Tate had become 30 interested
IN hsr shopping that sho had forgotten
to noio the ilight Of time. Had tho little
one not been bright enough 10 recolleci
the name Of the flower in the bonnet sha
would probably hnve been crying her
eyes ont, guest at the central station.
and her aunt would have been frantic
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


IFialo or IclCr Q, IH0nassCn, hccoaatf
NOTICE Is ItEBEnl GIVEN ny THE W..
N dcrslgnud. Olut IhnmutsUu. sdntnlstf4.
tor NJ the sstatu OF retrr %, Thomtstrn, dc.
cUaHtd, 10 the efo iitnn ~. anu all nCrsuns AANs
inf claims against the saif terrnfr4, 20 Ca
hihlt them. with the necessary voucher, within
Ten months after Tho ffst puhliluunu ~ this
notice. 20 tie sHld nlof 1nofnAssen, %. salt tsto
Gty, m the county a.. salt Lake, ttah lr u'
tory,
Dated nov. ieth, 80.
uiOF THOMAssTN,
Administrator ~ tue estate OF pcior ~,
Thomaaaen, deceased,
Harlow irfFnsou and Joan Al, Cannon, At,
toIney for AdminisIaiOr diaw6w
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Estate OF simpson D. liunater. Deceased.
~ dertignsd, executors Of the estate Of
simpson u, hunakrr, deceased, To the errdi
tsfr OF, and nll persuna having rlams against
the san decreased, 20 EXHIBITS them with the
necessary youc here within ten months after she
fret Publication ~ this notice, 10 the taid CX,
ceutors, care u David u bnnton, VI hir Co.
tonwooi, IN the cOuniy ~ salt Lake. utAh Ier'
ritury.
uAted November lUh, lnl.
lIiLAnEIH NJ, HuFfAkIR.
DAVID 70 HINTON,
GIuHGE ~ GARDINER
Executors and Trustees ~ The estate 81 smp.
FUn D. HuHAkcr, deceased. dlAw o NJ
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LEGAL NOTICE.



NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ AmrllA J. 1thFey, AdninisuatfiN ~ the
estate OF Lchi :. TinEry. deceased, has ten
dpTcd for settlement. aud filed In raid Court
her huAl aecount OF her decentralization ~ slit
estate ami petition for final distribution n the
Tefidue OF said estate among the persons ta
utlod thereto, aud that Tuesday. the 9Th day Of
December, A. u, lfii, at 10 o'clock am, At the
Court room OF said Court, IN the County Court
House, salt Lake CITY aud County, Utah Ter
rtory, has been duly appointed BY the Judge
Of said Court, for me fcitlsmeni Of sad &c
count and bearing said petition Tor di,tribu.
ton, NJ which tine and place aay netson inter
estcd 10 said estate may appuar aud show
cause, it any there uo,why nAid arr0uut should
not he settled aud approved and unAl dlatribu'
ton made ~ prayed Tor.
Dated Avymtvr II, 1871.
o, y. ALLEN.
Oltrs 81 the ttShatr tonrt,
ny q. y. STANTON Deputy CleS. al
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An English physician Introduces co.
gent argument against the abuse of q pop
ular game, According 20 DR.. keneAly,
THE glrl'S fingers will not thrill TO her
lovers clasp because they have lost their
magnetic tenderness Ia au oyeruso Of the
tennis racket; his oArcss ildge,s har hyper
sensitive nerves.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-24

The census office has issued bulletin
showing that on farms Of three acres or
over there were on hand June I, 1870,
ii,9;0,OiI horses, 2,2i693G mules and
4l.l0D asses; that Ia 1889 there were fonl.
ed i.8ii,iO horses, ,iOj mules aud
1881 asses; that there were sold In tho
same year 800 5ji horses, 800, 1905 mules
and ',2;l asses, aud that there died from
all causes 1JS,sll horses. mules and asses
during tho same period. The increase
OF horses from 1850 to 1900 is shown 10
be ii.59 per cent
The increase Of mules from 1850 TO 1890
was 1906 per cent. between 1870 and 1850
the increase was CLOS per cent, while
from 1850 to 1870 there was decrease
of 2.si per cent. OF the aggregate mum
Der Of horses aud mules in the whole
country on June 1, 1890, $685. per cent.
were horses and 1905 per cent. were
mules. The south Atlantic group had
the largest proportion, 82,0l per cent,
Us against OLgJ per cent Of horses.
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An interesting point Is the cause of
the different shades Of color we SEQ In
the eyes, ON certain membrane IN the
interior are numerous cells, called "pig.
ment" cells. When these are present IN
very great numbers they produce that
deep black color OF ZONE eyes, and In
proportion 10 their numbers decrease
also tho depth Of color, till finally u light
blue Is reached. In certain eyes these
pigment cells 10 not exist at all, being
wanting, indeed, all through the system,
hair and skin. A person OF this duscrip-
ton is called IN albino, and among ani.
mails we find q parallel In the ease Of
the white rabbit--Chtmbcrs Journal
Illinois has / 1855, 2so horses, tho most OF
my state In the Uuion Missouri has
the most mules, eii,lOa.
William Chalmers was a valued cor
respondent OF The Breeders Gazette lie
lived In Oregon and was an experienced
stoclsman. lie was bitterly opposed 10
dishorning cattle, especially bulls, con
tending that 1t impaired their yigor, He
believed that a bull by kind treatment
could bo trained like horse, and he
practicod that system with his own ami
mails. And not long since Mr.. Chalmers
WIS gored 10 death In one Of his own pas
ture fields by "a bull that no had pettcd
and treated kindly from calf.
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oulda's hrmost friend IN England 10
Lady Pagot, wife OF the former emb,l ,ador
at Rome She figures Ia several OF this
soynlist's books.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court ot the County Of falt
Lake, Territory Of Uuh.

lAANf ANllANAAl " hAfAs
In the matter Of tho Essato Of llsuy Moore.
deceased.
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN TitAr
~ james ". Muyle administrator ut
the estate Of Henry IOorr, degoased, Ia.
rendered for ftiucnuut. ami fled in slid
court, NJ final account ot hu admin
isifation II said estate ani petition lor
In 10 distribution OF the fcHiluu n said eftltH
among the prrHups entitled thereto, and that
Thurfday the ifd day ~ December. n T.. lsYi
AZ 10 O'Clock o. m, at the Court Room Of ssId
court. In the county Court House. SAT- Lake.
Guy and county, Utah Territory, hAs been duly
appointed by tho judge Of said ruur', Tor q
settlement Of said account ami hearing ttii
pfutIun Tor diatfihuti0n, a which tmu ana
place any pcfson interested In Haii natat0 nav
appear nnd show cause. u an there lr, Why
fnld account should not be- settled aud nns
proved and final distribution made a. prayed
Tor.
dated November 5th. iol.
e. q. ALLEN,
dti CLERK o. the Probate C0urt.
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FOR SALE BY
T.. NJ. l., sole Agents in Salt Lake City
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MRS. cRAHAMS
Cucumber
ard
Elder Flower
Cream

fsn0ts cosmetic In the sense tn which that
term Ne nopularly used, uul permanently leau.
tides. ID Cr4HtaH cot, smooth eluaf, vclfrty
stin, and ty daily usu rrsdlluy makes he
complexion several shadcs Whlifr V BE- con.
slant protection trum The cnscta OF SUI aud
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water, uourthes apd builds up the thln tusurs
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