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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-30
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.

NOriCE ~ iiEHEnN GtYES THAT IN
~ pursuancn OF an order OF the frubnie
Court " The ceuniy " SALT lAlr. Utah Terri.
tory made on tile lsth day of MAY. a, n. isso,
liawcls deceased, the undcrsigned will arli
~ rHtN VAN ~Att, hy sealed bids Va Wiling. To-
the highest bidder Tor cash, sold r1in nf the
iniied states, and subject " confirmation by
SAID Probate Court, on mo lQth dly Of MArch,
itni, ~ " o'clock M Al the law once OF Hich,
ards Auyle, Constitution building, Main ~ 4,
ely ard rauriy Of -alt Lage. tcnti0fy OF utah,
all ihg iisih, ute, interest and csiaio " tho
fst Urniamln y, ii0wrilr. DECEASED, a.
the time OF hia death. % IN which hlf ~.
tate has acquired any Interest since biz
oihsrwiss and AL the right, tile and interest
oi his heirs IN or 10 the following Tract - iand
tn.wit An undivided one ninth l.rI he.
tsfett IN all that certain piece o. parcel
Of salt Lake, territory OF Utah. aud psf
iicuiariy described a. follows tI.wit' Con.
mcnuug a. . point ten NV rode north 81
the southwest corner Of block forty nine tili.
and running thruc. EAST ten liul rods thence
nofth eighty tsul feet, thensu west ten unl
10 y, thence south sirnty fsIl feet 10 the Mace
Of herlhning. ioFcthff with nEht ~ way over
tho fol owing described iHnd. 10 wit, Com
mrncilE i've (hl rods east aud forty.nYe llil
istt south OF the nonhvcft conner " lnt fuuf
tl, block forty nine ltpl afofclald and fuuninr
thence north ten tiQl feet. theme west i've 81
rods, thence sogIh zen VI feet, thence east I've
way south To the land described above, AMI
situate. ling snd being IN the city sad
county q salt Lake, 1cniiofy u uiah. Terms
nnd conditions Of snlg--cash gold e0In 81 the
United sr,ies. llrgr cent Of puruhsse pricc %
be paid on the day 81 sale. aud the baisncs On
confirmation By said Probate Court. Az bids TO
:. 10 writing, ttaletA aud delivered sosaid ]. u.
NOlle, on 90 bCiuru the hour % SAFE
lliuMAt b, uOWiiis.
Dated this ;,h day Of March, ISL dia
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-30

In n paper Rad before n Massachusetts,
farmers meeting Mr.. +. L. Pratt. ~
Beverly, Mass, said on the subject cf
extracted honey; The simplest aud
best method Of producing extracted
honey that know Of is as follow. In
the spring proceed tho Same way a. for
comb honey until the colonies are Of
good strength aud working well. Just
rs soon ~ the flow from whito clover
commences Tor a little before II you can
judge II closely remove tho comb tho
queen Is on aud place Il. becs, queen.
brood and all, IN nm empty body. FIJI
the remaining spaces with good, clean
brood combs and sct 1t on to the bottom
board. Adjust queen excluder and
place The body containing NIL tho re.
manning brood ON top Of that containing
the queen and the ono sheet of brood.
Fill tho empty space left IN the top
chamber with AN empty comb. Gloss
tho hive and let them work. II cxau.
ined in about ten days the brood Ia the
upper half viii DO found well hAichei
out and honey In It's place. while the
lower frames will BIO heavily broolc1.
IA room as tho money IN the top half Is
about two-thirls capped remove tire
combs and extract tho honey. Return
all tho empty combs but one and repeat
tho operation Of shifting the queen.
Proceed In this manner the entire SEA.
son, never attempting 10 extract until
all the brood has hatchcd out OF tho
upper story.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-30

80 far as convenience goes, writes q
correspondent In Tho Country Gentle.
man, | nm Of those who prefer high
topped trees. Tho greater labor In gath.
ering fruit from such trees II slight In
comparison with the disadvantage In
having the limb. In the way Of cultiya.
ton. The subject. however, IA one which
4 not TO be settled on the same basis In
all localities. An important fact TO DO
considered. especially ut the north, Is
That trees with low heads are moro har.
dy than those Of the same variety having
high heads. II Is known TO most fruit
growers that trees which arc winter
killed often have tho body dead while
the roots and limbs arc yet In good con.
dition. The trunk. by reason OF it, dis.
lance from the growing roots and limbs,
and on account u tso large amount Of
old wood which II contains. has less VI.
taliiy than any other part Of the tree.
and when standing In the open ground
II Is likely 10 DO tho first 10 suffer from
cold, providing the new growth Is well
ripened. II is plain that where there Is
danger from cold the less stem tree has
the better. II Is therefore wise TO con.
form to tho requirements Of the climate,
aud wherever variety Is liable To win.
ter injury grow 1t with low heads.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-30

Tho Illinois experiment station offers
the following advice TO those who have
patches Of Canada thistlcs to eradicate;
Fint-Cut the this,les when ia full
bloom duly as close 10 tho ground as
possible.
sccond-Plow about three inches dccp
and SOW millet or Hungarian grass, seed
ing heavily harrow. This may follow
the preceding ut once, OF after some two
weeks delay.
Third--In September plow under the
crop or save Il FOR hay ~ desired. Al
all events plow and seed liberally with
rye.
fourth-plow under tho rye In May
and seed again with nillet or liunga.
rian grnss, or plant 10 nome hoel crop
corn. and give tho most thorough Guilt.
walton. with continued searching forand
destruction Of every remaining thistle.
finh-Continuo tho clean cultivation
and sharp lookout for thistlcs another
year. On poor land labor would no
doub. BE- saved by nanuring. beginning
preferably In the early spring Of the first
year, or, better still, the preceding au-
tumn or winter. Tho cultivation need
not DO deep n, any time. Cutting tho
thistle stems three inches below tue rur.
face Is ~ effective Ms nj any greater
depth, and labor Is saved. But the ut.
most cndcayor should b. made TO In.
cludc In each process every living plant.
From repeatedly cutting on the aerial
parts, tho underground portions are
SURE to lie Of exhaustion. and mostly
within the limits Of one summer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-30
FARM, FIELD, GARDEN.
SUBJECTS or PRACTICAL lMPoR-
LANCE TO AcRlcuLTuRlsTs.

a nrirf hut fn.,ru-tIv. iispor, Of Expert
snsvts Conducted at the Nss.aehusetts
Hatch Experiment Station with the
Various Kinds Of Hay Caps.
That hay caps are useful and quite
often pay for Themselves by their use on
q single rainy day Is we'll known. yet n
majority Of farmers arc doing without
thom. This arises, no doubt, partly from
the fact that there Ia general negiect In
getting the caps In readiness until the
busy season, when they are needed. Is at
hand. end partly from doubt whether
caps Of heavy muslin. without water.
PROBING, would bo sufficiently protect.
ing. To determine this question three
different varieties were tried last season
at ne Massachusetts, Hatch experiment
station. They were. first. cotton caps. un.
treated with any preparation for water
PROBING; second. cotton caps oiled. and
third. patent hay and grain cap which
IA made Of wood pulp aud apparently
oiled. This cap il stiff and In shape like
awcll Aarci bowl with iiutcd sides.
The grass used for the test was cut on
the morning Of July ~: IL was nearly
cured when cooked in the afternoon. aud
~ the weather was threatening n num-
Der Of cocks were covered with each Of
the three kinds Of caps, the cotton ONES
being held In place with wooden pins In
tho ordinary way. ON tho 10Th there
was n thunder shower. and on the morn.
Ing Of the 10th the caps were removed
and the following observations recorded:
Hay underneath tho plain cotton caps
wM slightly moist on top and In good
condition below, having heated 10 very
slight extent only. The oil cotton cnps
themselves were very wet on both sides,
the hay at the top was also quite wet,
and just below almost too hot to handle:
the heat extended nearly to the bottom
OF the cock. The hay under the patent
caps was moist ON top. and n little lower
hot, hut not NO hot ~ under tho oiled
caps Tho condition Of tho hay under
the plain cotton cap (hcavy materially
was decidedly the best. but Il Is recog.
nizcd that with u heavier rain this might
not be found 10 bc tho case. Tho patent
caps arc easily put on, but they are
clumsy and heavy. and 10 curry guam.
tity 10 n field and distribute them re-
quircs far more labor than for tho cotton
caps. The season was almost unparall-
eled in its freedom from rain, 10 that
hut ono opportunity to try the caps was
afforded. but from tho single test tho
plain heavy cotton cap appears 10 be the
best. The experiment will DO continued
As opportunity allows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-30

NOTICE OF SAFE OF REAL rs1A1t.

NOTICE u HkuI.aY GIVES, THAT n
~ pursuance OF ~ order 81 the Probate
Court OF tho County Of salt lake, TERRITORY OF
Titan. on the IN DAY of febnarY, Isal. In thr
matter nf the estate u Henry lns lrescn dcceaas
ci,tuc Undersigned. sdmni ttairiN u the sald
siair, WHEEL a. private sale 9 The highgsi
fruhaie ruuri. on the .ard day Of April. ~,
a y O'Clock M, n tho law once OF lachards
Moye, y M. Consultation buildnF, Man
-irrct. n The oliy aud county " SAT- l.,te. Ter
fiioTl OF ilhh, all the uEhi, title and interest
ana ct ito 0i the SAID iionrI inghrcHcn, af tho
time Of ~ death, aud hll the risht, n le Auu
interest that the said estate haf, uy operation
u law Or othcrwlsc, acquired, otAer ihin - Ia
addition 4, that Of tnu aaid lisnrY inrhrc ca az
We tue OF Die death, ~ aud o. al ui'. ffttain
piqcc or parcel NJ land titin'H nd
eng iu Tie cts and rounty OF Int Ter.
Tiiufg ui tan, aud bounded ana ttfc 200 as
follows heglunluF a. plint On lnf ..f. siiu
ni foai vast seventy tfo huudrcdiNH 10 q
chains, aud north one aud uinUi, two nun.
dire ihs li.,iI chains, from tho snuthNeai cnr.
ncf % The nnfthUast puarlur 81 Hrfu.u lMunt
y seven 40 IN township nne lil souih. ct
hhnse - q a. East. nalt take Meridian, hence
soHth eiEiity two $50 degrees and iontlOl mia,
utef, West right fsl rhAins, thence Norih hgo
go chains, thence north eighty two 80 de-
rrcos AMI trn l0l minutes, West oiFht -
of beginning. together with the secondary
water riEht 10 the eAmu; aud also with rirht
OF WY Tor an irsisating ditch trrnsa ~ % landuf
SAID estate 10 the above described land, ut such
aplara a. Will he practical ana the least min.
rious n tho estate ct said deceased
fcrms and conditions OF sale Cash ten per
cent. " pnrcha,e money 10 be raii 70 The adj
confirmation ct sale by SAID cpurt. Deed NJ
expense ~ purchaser. iiids ~ DO M wfluag
AMI delivered u said administfatriN befoie
ANNA n, CALVERT,
Admih,sualriN Of the estate Of henry lag
bfeten, deceased
SAT- Lake oip, March sith. 1891. dsw
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-30

II Is said that u Missouri farmer hung
his seed corn In tho smoke house, aud
smoked II tho same length Of time that
he did his hams. Alleged result: Every
kornal OF tho corn grew. and not blade
was touched by gophers, ground SPUR.
rels, mice or blackbirds, while some not
smoked sweet corn planted by tho side
OF II was entirely destroyed. Farmers
Review, commenting on the foregoing,
says: There would DO noharm In expert
mentng 10 prove the efficacy or useless.
meas OF this novel plan. Creosote In
smoke may quito possibly cure corn ms
Il does ham. Why not try soaking seed
corn In q solution Of sulphato of copper
and creosotoi Spores OF fungoid diseases
would be killed by the first, while tho
germ OF growth might DO preserved by
tho latter II properly gauged solution
were used.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-30

yes" said an old lake captain, "a
drowning man will catch at straw. I
nave seen many illustrations thereof.
Most people think the old proverb IL
merely figure Of speech. but II Is liy-
Ing truth"
ia 1t true. captain" was asked, 'that
the first thing n rescued man thinks Of IL
his haty'
eyes. SIR" replied tho captain, his
face lighting up. that Is fact. too.
have seen u emphasized many times In
tho course OF my experience. Over and
over again have been called 10 the ~.
sistance Of drowning man. would
plungein and rocue him just, lot US say,
at tho last instant. Dragged ON the
dock. gasping for breath, his voice
checked with water. tho man. II he fol.
lows his instincts. will, a. soon IA no 10.
gains tho least degree OF strength. sud.
denly rise from his PROSTATE posture
aud stretch his arms toward his head,
then. missing his hat usually lost In tho
sirugglc), ho will cry ont desperately,
pointing TO his hat floating down tho
river, oh, save my haiti save my hatg"
And no will never think of himself,
captain
"But seldom. SIR" was tho reply. "a
RESCUED man Is tho most obstinate and
headlong being imaginable. lie wants TO
do all sorts OF foolish things. He gcner.
ally wants to rush up aud be away DO.
forc ho has had timo TO recover his
strenuth Io mama vaii ..,,,.....i. -.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-30

There are three human crania IN tho
Washington museum which were found
In the gravel at Trenton, one several feet
below tho surface and tho others near
tho surface. Tho skulls, which arc Of
remarkable uniformity, aro OF small size
and OF oval shape, differing from all other
skulls In tho museum. In fact they are
OF distinct type, and hence Of the great.
est Importance. so far rs they 10 they
Indicate that palmolithic man was exter-
minated, or has become lost by admixt.
urc with others during tho many thou
sand years which have passed since no
inhabited tho Delaware yalley.-wash-
ington Letter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-30
oNzEN CROPS N ORCHARDS.
vAlus OF Rye. Baekwhsat and Clover
riowsd Cndsr In Orchards.

NAius "t iS"' hueh"heat aud clover
Flowed Under In Orchards
II IL a practical question ~ to how far
bearing orchards can be kept up by green
crops without manure. Country Gentle
man thus consider, tho question; Clover
Is placed at the head, but the crop can.
not DO repeated twice u year ~ with
some Of the others. For looscning u
heavy soil by its strong roots Il is une-
quhled; and used In orchards by blowing
under II has been found decidedly yalu.
able, II not remaining In growth more
than one year at time and giving thus
temporary check 10 the trees Buck
wheat Is far lees valuable IN fertilizer.
but rs It can DO sown Mt any time during
tho first half Of summer, and its dense
growth smothering weeds, It may occa.
sonally be employed 10 advantage. 1t
should be turned under before seeds
ripen, otherwise its scattered grains may
produce weeds In themselves.
Rye Ia composition IN not greatly I'M
Ike clover when plowed in early enough
or before the grain ripons or the heads
form; but its hhrous or woody structure
prevents II from becoming so readily diff
fused through the soil M clover or buck
wheat, while II Is far inferior 10 clover
In its roots But II posiessea the special
advantage Of occupying otherwise va.
cant ground when It follows any crop
which Is harvested early in autumn, and
which may DO plowed In late in spring
70 precede corn fodder, millet or late po-
tloes. Thus each crop has iis peculiar
value. and tho course may be- varied with
soils and circumstances, localities being
unlike. II some barn manure could be
aided, or dressing OF lime OF wood
ashes used, the whole would 10 likely TO
pntnn orchard In good condition, In con.
asction with suitable cultivation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-30
SUMMONS.
In the District Court N ara ior the THIRD
Judicial ntftriet of tiiah Territory,
County % salt lake.

.-.I.--
Inc Defcfot raNinFt h,nhi NoFpofahon'
ilainuns'
~ 60, &C.,.
george y. iehhon' linnnelM leau1n, stewart
n hauih' Jh,m,. Muti",. .-lp,f Nhder'
son anu tiwms y. ltehWilh'
petehuAhis'
r 49,. -. -. ,,.,.
Tue fcope OF tue icrftofy OF yuan sehh
.r-ttng
To George v. feadon Henrietta ieaf0n, stew.
art 4. nlugh, james Murdock. Cooper M.
dersOn aud EDWARD j. 1fcnNith defend.
ants
N,ou Aur upuFuy uFpt'turn Tn Ap
near In A. ae'ian ro,lrf, assinst Won In
die hi,'y. named pieintid lI ~. i,i.iret ,'oa,t
81 trs third iuaisisi instriet n Inc a errtes,
az Itah. and to Antesr tIe corrnlaint a "a
iherein Wins Ten dsys ieselutive ~ he d,v
III sefxts.i hftef ,he s,t,tse an ,ot, ~ IN,
sutuuons-if served within this rount,i ar X
sereed out az mi. countV. mi In iii. di.ttiet
within tW,ntv drv.s o,hfr.t,. ,si,hln M,
daVs Or tnds,n, NJ n, dlfanIt ,,ii H. az,
ssnlnsf ,oti' areordl,ls, 10 M. nrsvcr al ssid
eemriaint -'''
me s',d action 4. brought 10 r,royer the
sum Of 500 viii iuterest ti,'rron nj n,F ,cst
per AMMAN fton, ,Iaiy n isisi. ami ths ,,,, ~
, al Win iuiste-t Al ID ~ cent nsr an1urs
from Inns " is,ae and fe, ,er ecn, ~ ~,
amount fSuni ans A. attnrne,ls To-, a,d r,'ts
~ nm. .ulT and ~ sush nthes ~ fartr,r -
ll,f In ths -. ~ A. this rofrt ,,,,v s,s,
meet ahd eenl,ahs And f1f,her dssts ss' ei
~ In sin NAY 4. ~, y S IN I'V ~ ba
survey. eoam,neios ~ uoiut ~ so'is .en,l
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-30

IBID you read this, dcarir said Mrs.
Gngsby TO Orlando tho other night.
Its "a strange case. A harmless Ia.
matte down In Georgia iinagines that
he's grain Of corn, and will not 20
Into the yard lest chicken eat him
Isn't It AN odd dclusloni'
"Oh, the world Is full OF such delu.
sions, dear" replied Grlgsby, II know
4 harmless lunatlc who seems TO
Imagine that she's n piecc of cheese,
and will Ny from room when mouse
enters Il for fear tho little creature will
dcyour her.'--Chicago Times.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-30

Perhaps the dcftest artist in tho de.
partment Of fabrication was Georr,
Stevens, the shakcspearian commonta.
tor. Animated by an iispish spirit OF
trlckcry, to which jealousy OF rival an.
tiquaries may have lent a spice OF mal-
ice. he industriously devised cunning
snarcs for their feet. lilo would, for ex.
ample, disseminate fictitious illustra.
lions OF Shakespearo's toxt In order that
Malone, who was his chief butt. might
be entrapped into adopting them, and
give him tho qualification OF correcting
tho blunder in his next edition. Under
the pseudonyms Of Collins and Amner
he would insert paragraphs In the daily
press purporting 10 be curious extracts
from rare books, copies OF which no one
who wished to verify tho passages ever
succeeded In discovering.
Among these curiosities was tho ro-
mantle story Ohat has found its way into
Todd's "Life Of Milton'D OF tho poet
having been seen ahlecp under treo by
u lady who became enainored Of hi,
beauty aud placed In his hand some i'm.
FASHIONED verses Of Guarini, which.
when he awoko. 40 fired his fancy that
ho made journey to Italy In tho homo
OF tracing her. Another was tho story
OF the deadly npas tree OF Java, which
long obtained credit a. one OF tho fairy
tales OF science.-Nineteenth Century.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-30

AT lschia they disinterred an old WON.
an, unframed. God bless your sho
cried, us they helped her out, ''But for
PHYS sake, she added impeiuousiy. "dig
a little deeper aud save my WHAT
Is theiu any one else alive heres" they Ia.
quired anxiously. my henri continued
tho old dame. -Cornmll Magazine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-30


Notice ~ time an place Tor hearing ~ pet.
ton Tor admission 70 probate ~ Will.
lltlisuAST To AZ ORDER Of SAID
L t1uu In fHd matter. notice ~ hereby
fNen thlt Wcdresdav. The nfat DAY - April.
A. u. lsil4 NJ ten o'clock .. va. q tho County
IN thc count room ~ faid tsuft. has teen APP
pointed the rms and plaza Tor Tho hearing u
petition NJ jacob q. Pate. ursyinr Tor he
edmitalcn 10 PROBATE OF o CERTAIN u1rumr %
vii AMI testament nf aIii dereasch. wlrn and
Nhefo all Vcrl ms Interested may appear aud
soppusc tie probate nf faid viii, or the nfnut.
ing 81 letters of administration, with the will
annexed. u Jacob g Pate and Thomas Green.
wood. Ne prayed Tor lu aid petition.
In with - whereof, I have Lpftunto set my
hsnd and ninscd tho sfai u aaid Court, This
isEALl q y. ALLEN.
Clnrk Of lhe rlnh 10 Nnmrt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-30

The People Of the Territory OF Utah send
To louisa Frat, widow. FraneI, 5. Dyer. Ellen
=, irAtl, Lois ". fiunt And Ann 4. lfatt,
heirs % tue late Addison Pratl. deceased,
defendant;
You ARE HEREnY INQUIRED TO Ar.
Il near "a an action hiuuEht against you By
TIE above named Ilsiniln 10 IA. plariof Couft
Of the rmrd JuditiAl piiulct OF the i.rriior,
% tthh, and TO answer The complaint uloi
therein within tea day. (csllinyo o. tho day
OF seffvel after the arruvc ON you Of this
snmmons-if served within this county or IL
served Out OF this rouniy. but In this ',ilAtfirt
wlhin !s.nly iaJs, othsfwi,r within forty days
-of lunkHent by default Will 70 taken AGAINST
YOU, according 10 tho pfsyeTof SAID c0mplalni,
Tue SAID acuon Il brought 10 hAsea decree
nl lhis court adludgiug each of The defendants
70 the properly er'iuafserf .described, aud
determining such CLAIM or oiAins al.
ladslnh that the defendants or each OF
interest Whatever IN sAid picmlsrs or
property, aud that the tile Of plalntin 10 same
hhu tho whole thereof, % good ana YHlti, per
them FROM .s.erinR AM adverse inlere,t 20
"a land and premises, ard granting plaintin
.ueh other and further relief salo squiIy 10
longs sald premises are descrnsd a. follows,
Block ", flst A, SAT iAku cry survey, tun'
ning IN. nee West rods. ilenos North iOroTs
thenro hAst : rods, thence south 10 rods 10
place OF beginning, siGale Ia ,ait LAlo City
hnd County. uiah Territory,
And you arr hereby nouled that II ycu fail
20 appear aud answer The sAid complaint a.
hbo,r required, the said plaintiff " Happily 10
the Court for the relief demanded there H.
wiin,ss tho Hon thArlcs :. Lana, Judge. and
The seal o. the Diirtt Court u The Third
Judicial District, N ni! fut the TtfriIory
Of utah, thlslTth day of felruafy Ia the yea
otour Lord one thousand eisht hundred
and ninety Que
lskALl HENRY q, MCMILLAN.
Clerk.
ByGEo u, LooAIs,
dun Deputy osrk
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LEGAL NOTICE
In tho Probate Court IN anu for salt Lake
County. Territory cf Utah.


In the matter Of the Estatc of Athena farr,
dcccafcd.
Notice Of time and place for the hearing Of
petition for admission TO irchaic OF VIII.
PURSUANT TO AZ ORDER OF sam
u Court In said matter, notice IL hereby
given, that Monday. the auih day Of March,
A. ~. lsqi. al 10 O'Clock a. M, 81 tho County
tiourt House IN salt lake city, Utah Territory,
in the tourt Room Of said Court, has been az.
pointei the time and plscc for the hearing Of
aprtition OF Iohn A. Groeshcct ptniing for the
Herewith prs scented, pufporiinf ~ be the laet
Viii and testament 81 Aimcna tafr. decsased
when and where all persons inicFestcd may
appear and oppose tno fronale ~ sail WI, or
ne granting o. ieitets tcstsncntsry 10 John
4. uroeshc \. ~ prayed for 10 said petitlon.
In witness whereof nayc hercuntp sct my
hand and affixed the seal Of said Court, this
tsr,f G.. y. ALtiN.
Cicft " the rfohite Court
ny g. y. STANTON. deputy Clerk