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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-26

A married man always carries his
condition with him, like n trade mark.
Anybody Of average discernment can
detect him at n glance. lie does not
pinch his toes with tight boots. lilo
does not scent himself with violcts Ito
never parts his hair IN the middle, Ilc
keeps his seat In the horse ear when tho
pretty girl, laden with bundles, comes
In; he knows that his wiio wouldn't
approve Of his rising.
lilo does not get up flirtatlons with
the good looking s;lleswoman where he
buys his gloves; hc remembers that
little birds are flying all around telling
tales, and ho has horror OF curtain
lecturcs-s somehow, married men never
ieem to arrive at that state OF. beati-
sude where they do appreciate the kind
al literary performances known Us cur
tain lectures.
The married man has come 10 that
stage when lie II convinced that the
way his necktie hangs may not be any
more important than his souls saliva
zion. Ho knows To certainty that
,sue happiness does not depend ON tho
amount Of starch IN Ills shirt bosom,
but he will havo 10 have been at least
ihrce times welded before he will DO
able TO be recunciled to q eollarband
two sizes snlall or one size large. Tho
man who can smile at fato when u
swoops down upon bin In the silape OF
nm III fitting collarband Is nearly ready
tos oanonllatlon. New York Weekly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-26
eaAvg mrs. FREMONT.
she Dared Tn Thwart Her Husbands So.
pcrior at n Critical Period.

F'iiof ~ &fttitai Etfinus
In The Century Mrs. Fremont gives
the following account of how she baked
an official attempt to delay Gen Ere
monts second expedition TO the west:
In the month Of March. 1913, ac-
companied Mr. Fremont to st. Louis,
where the second expedition was fitted
out; that through. he left for the from.
tier, where the men and animals were
gathered. Following out my duty Of
secretary | was TO open the mail and
forward to the camp at Kaw Landing,
nov Kansas City, all that In my judg.
mont required Mr. Frcmont's attention.
One day there came for him an official
letter from his colonel. the chief of tho
typographical bureau. 1t was an order
recalling him to Washington, whittier
ho was directed TO rcturn and explain
why he had armed his party with a
howitter; saying tina! It was scientific.
not military expedition, and should
not have been 80 armed.
saw ut once that this would make
delays which would involve the over.
throw Of great plans, aud ! felt there
was q hidden hand at work. Fort.
unatciy my father was absent from 81.
Louis, aud | could act ON my instinct.
without telling any one Of the order [
put Il away and hurried OF messenger
10 Mr. Frmont-one Of his men. Basil
Lajeunessc, who was to Join lin with
the last thing. feared duplicate
letter might have been sent on to tho
frontier; but the river mail was very
Irregular aud slow, and charged Basil
to make all haste, for much depended
ON that letter
wrote Mr.. Fremont that he must
no, nsk why, but must start Mt once,
ready or not ready. The animals could
fcst aud fat,cn ut Bcnt's Fort. "only
GO There was reason, hut he could
not know II; my father would tal,o
care OF everything And ms we acted
together unqucstioningly, he did 20 i'm.
mcdiatcly.
Not until after received the good.
by letter did write IN answer 10 his
colonel, who had sent the order Of 10.
call. Then | wrote him c1nctly what
had done; that | had not sent for.
ward the order because Il was given on
insufficient knowledge, and to obey Il
would break mp the expedition; that
tho journeys to and from Washington,
with indefinite delays there. would loss
90 the animals the best season for grass.
and throw them, undcricd. into tho
mountains In winter; that tho country
Of the illnckfcct and other fierce tribes
Ind 20 10 crossed, and that Indian.
know nothing Of the rights Of science,
but fought all whites; that these tribes
wcrc In number, aud tho party not
iiity men. therefore tho howitzer was
necessary; that ~ knew military
order must be obcycd, had not lot II
be known 10 any one, but had hurried
of the party
When my father returned hc cntirc-
ly approved Of my wrong doing. anil
wrote to the secretary Of war that he
would bo responsible for my act, and
that he would call for court martial
ON the point charged against Mr.. Ere
mont. But there was never any fur
Their question Of the wisdom OF his arm.
Ing the party sufficiently.
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FRIENDS m Tne DESERT.
staniey's Column In . starving conditfcs
rind Plenty TO Eat.

Ono morning we heard the guns going
ahead, aud we knew that Stanley lind
AZ last struck tile Arab camp aud was
firing salute. as Is the custom Ia Africa
on meeting strangers.
What relief for we knew there was
now food aud rcst for our starving aud
worn ont people. We hurried on, and
soon emerged from tho intcvininablc,
hateful bush aud oamc inio great fields
of rice aud Indian corn. and at the
other end Of the clearing. almost mile
distant, We could see the Arab village.
This one clearing alone must have been
500 acres Ia extent. Ofrcaching It We
found Stanley seated on nn antelope
skin In tho vcranda OF the chiefs house.
while all tho people. men, women aud
children. had crowded around 10 hear
our story.
The chiefs name was khnmis: ho
was Manyemn aud sAyo Of u Zan.
zihar Arab named Abcd Den Snliin,
whose bloody deeds vcp a theme Of
conversation IN the bazars oi Hnnzl.
har. lie was now On n pilgrimage TO
Mecca, but before starting had dis.
patched khaini. and n large number 81
Manycina slaves. armed with porcus-
sion guns, In search Of slaves and
ivory.
They had LEFT Kasongo, In Manye.
ma, moro than n ycnr aud half be.
fore. They had wandered about the
forest for many months, and Ind ilnal.
ly made their settlement here In the
district called lpoto. Tl,cy were all Of
the usual type Of Manycina, and their
sleek, satiny skins aud fnt bodies
showed that thcrc was no lack OF food.
They were all clothed In very pretty
shirts aud clothes made OF grass and
fiber Of the palm leaf woven into cX.
trcmoly pretty patterns and dyed dit.
fcrrnt colors.
Herr We sat some timo and exchanged
news; we told our story and they told
rs theirs; huts were given ~. aud then
began our life In tho Manycma camp -
A. J. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS scribncr's.
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A lady should have beautifully whitc
hands and no mistake. II the skin 10
naturally white very little care Is rc-
quircd TO preserve Il. A good soap,
aided bya pinch or two OF cracked
oatmeal. may be used for thorough
cleansing twice n day, and II necdful
TO siul further cleanse them warm
wator-not hot-wlll do tho necessary
work. Once week they should be
rubbed front and back between tho
fingers, and all with slice Of lemon.
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NOTICE OF SALE or REAL ESTATE.

No1icE Is rrnlBY GIVEN THAT "
~ der and by Nlrluc u an order 81 the Fro.
bate Court Of salt Lake County. Utah Terri
tory, made On tic alst day of February, isii.
The undersigned the duly appointed ard quail.
tied guardian uf tile pcftuus and esiAi'H OF
John woodruff and Julia Woodruff. minors
viii sell at private sslc. 10 tho highest hldicr
for ea.h, and subicct 10 conlrmatlan
hy said Probate curt. Al tho right
tile, Interest. and estate of the sai
minors, 10 or 10 that certain piece or uafcel Of
land situate IN salt 1.ske CITY, salt lake Coun
". ttah fcfutnry, aud Arilcliarly descuhei
" follows, TO Wit An undivided ono third IN.
tsrcft in lots ten fiul ana even Oltiu hlogk
ihiticcn tlil. Eve acres. plat ~" biE ficld
runeys
bids In wiuns wall b. received Tor said prop
efiv, addressed 10 the undefsisned, esfr u
isaao ". Madtell. attorney. p and - Las 4,
tirst rouih street. salt i4se City, uiah. Nv tn
md including the Ne, LAY Of March. is9i, AFTER
which aid property viii be- snli. Terms aud
condition Ut ale. cash and subject ~ confirm
alton ly said Probate Court
ISABEL H. WOODRUFF
Gusrlian Of The persons aud estates Of .a'd
uaied ihi. ilih DAY ofMar'a. i.li. d.d
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AS soon as mattress Is made Il
should be bastcd up In u cover of un-
bleachod shcetlng. 10 make these GOV.
crs, tear OH lengths of shooting twice
the length of the mattress, allowing half
n yard extra for the ends. Hem, on
the machine or by hand, each end OF
length OF shooting, and lay tho mat.
trcss on It and basic II up In II. In
this way the mattrossis completely pro.
tected from dust and from contact with
the hands Of careless chRnbcrmalds.
AZ least onco year this cover should
be removed and washed. In thu same
way cover should DO made for Dol
stora, which Is bastcd down closely to
tho bolster, and thus savo the ticking
from becoming soiled and yellow. Bos.
ton Commonwealth.
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wv" ''''f 'NNtf3''i ''i'hAahts
The People Of the Territory Of Utah send
To Louisa frait. widow, Francis \. DER. Illen
Z. rfill, Lois u. iinnt shd Ann b.. Irsti,
heirs q toe late Addison Pratt. deceased.
defcndsnisi
YOU Am uERrnY REQUIRED 10 Ar.
pssrtt an Hctian brought AGAINST you bv
10 above named IsintiH In tha nstrlef tsaft
81 the Thirf Judicial Dittrct VI the TtrFiioff
" ttAh, and 70 antwsr The u1mplaili nlci
therein within ten da's tc,,li,vo % the DAY
u serlcel sissr W svfrire on yaa ~ me
saminons-ii served wiIliin this county o. II
ssucd out VI this county, bat W tnis district
Within iNenY days, pthefwiio within forty dag
--ot iadsuglt by default Will 30 taken against
Ygu, according to the prsyerof said complaint.
Tho Hsid action 10 brought 10 have u decree
q be coust adiuiFirE zach u The defendant.
herein 70 set felin TIE nature Of iheif claims
70 The rfopcftr her matter: ldssrIihei, and
letefmininF such clam ~ claims al.
iadsies that ,he dcltni.nis OF each Of
Interest whatever 10 laid ptemse. nf
properly. and that the title " nlaiutin 10 same
aud the whole thereof - good and valid. per-
peiusily suiolnlnr defsnd,ats Aui each ~
them from sfssriirg any adverse inierrit h.
"a Il land and prruisss. ard granting pialntin
such other ard further RELIEF 20 ~ equity 10
% Wit Commencing A. =. D, corner Of lot 2,
blocl ~, Plat a. SAT- Lake city surycY, run
ning thsrce West rods. thence North i0fols,
thence Iasi , rods, thence south % rods 10
ard County, Uias fsritary. w
And you are hereby notifsd that N you fail
% appear aud answer the said comnialnl -
above required, tho taid plaintln will Apply To
the uour Tor toifrlicf demanded there h.
Wines Tho Hon. charles =. Zane, Judge and
the seal OF the nsiffft Court u the Third
Jaiieial District, IN amt for the Territory
Of utah, thlslith day Of February In the sea-
ofour Lord one thousand oight hundud
l.Eii- iIESgY O. MCMILLAN.
Clerk
ny ono o. Looms,
din Deputy CLERK
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-26

In yesr morn will be completed tho
ship canal that will change the inland
cotton city OF Manchester. England. into
a seaport, which expects To well nigh
rival the glorics Of Liverpool itself.
Americans will need to recall enough Of
their geography to remember that Man.
chester Is situated on both sides Of tho
little river Irwcll. a branch Of tho NIer.
soy, The Mcrscy Is nayigablc for largo
ships above Liverpool ~ far us tho
mouth Of the Irwcll. From this mouth,
for a distance OF 9ii miles. the canal viii
b. built TO Manchester.
When Il Is finished steamers loaded
with cotton eau proceed from New Or.
leans directly up the Mcrsey, into tho
canal Of the lrwell, and on TO the wharvcs
OF the great manufacturing city of Man
chester itself without breaking or rcship-
ping their cargocs. II Is this fact that
makes tho work Of especial interest to us
In America.
The canal will DO constructed on tho
lock system, and tho thlrty.hyo miles
will require ten hours In passage. Tho
canal will be 100 fsct wide at the bot
tom, and Us minimum depth will be the
same as that Of the sucz canal, 90 feet.
Vessels of the largest draft can pass
through. The docks a, Manchester will
have u water space Of IA Hcrcs, aud
tho quays there are more than five miles
long. The m9st populous portion Of
England Is in this great manufacturing
district Of which Manchester Ia tho cen.
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Among the minor Injuries Of New
forks sybarltic populacc the maritime
nurse Is certainly an institution dcserv-
ing OF a place In tho records OF tho
times.
~ came 10 New York from Germany
nearly ten years ago, said pretty,
brown eyed woman the other day.
I'VE Ind n very stormy voyage, and
everybody ON board the ship was slick.
Ono rich old lady came very near DIS.
Ing. All the siewar,lcSsas were dis.
abled, and, as tho stewards spoke moth.
Ing but German, the lady was neglect.
cd and suffered terribly. ono day tho
doctor of tho ship was passing through
the stceragc and noticed mo sitting
quietly ON tho side Of my berth. lie
asked me II | was not slck, aud told
him no.. Then he said that the lady In
tho cabin needed the assistance Of n
woman, and II wonld 20 up aud at.
tond 10 her ! should bo well paid.
"Oi course went, aud all through
tho voyage | waited on the lady aud
made her as comfortable as possible.
Sho gave mo u very generous present
when We reached America, and said sho
would got me place with some Of her
friends. At her suggestion nfterwarl
went into tho business Of Transatlantic
nursing, and now make Us many MS
ten trips II year In the company OF Ia.
dies who know about mo. Ordinary
servants, you know, are useless on tho
sea, and are always seeker than their
mlstrcssts. There are number Of pro-
fessional nurses In New York who hire
ont to cross tho ocean, but was tho
first ono to do 1t, and have all the best
iadloa. love tho sea and am happy
whom ! got chance to run up aud
smell tho salt ir."--New York Sun.
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NO TICE.

rl'nE GENERAL MEETING or THE
a stockholders Of llon's Cooperative Mer
camille Institution will be hold nj the insutu
lions Factory on south Temple street. 10.
twsen kast Temple and First Hast Streets. SAT-
lake CITY. on saturday, April ilh. is9i. az %
y M. for the purpose Of hearing the rTesi.
dents Report. amending the Articles Of Asso.
citation, Increasing the capital stock by chang.
ing Article of the Articles OF AsfociAttn 10
read a. follows 1.-THE Capital stock OF the
lniuluuon shall consist Of ll.'oo shares Of tho
par value OF oocaeh !" and Tor the lransae.
ton Of such other business a. may be hroght
before tho meeting
Il, q. wEDnER. Secretary.
Salt Lake o. y, Mai,l lih. lt9i "a
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Mrs. Browston-'rhat Is tho strangest
elevator man ! over saw In Hat.
Alrs. Do Flatt--lla does seem rather
odd.
Mrs. Brownston-Yes, Isn't hol He
takes you up and down without making
YOU feel under obligations to him.
Good Nswa
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ADMlNIsTRAI oR's SALE or REAL
ESTATE.

NoTIrE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
~ puyuance Of an order OF tue PROBATE
Court o. The county q SAT- Lake, Yah Teri,
ioil; made on NJ. lhlh DAY " May, a y, ls,o,
~ The matter ~ The estate of lltnlarin a.
lloNcns deceased, the undersigned will spll
~ rniNA1l rAtl, by sealed bids In writing, 10
The highthl bidder Tor cash, sold coin Of Tho
ihiisd states, and subject 70 confirmation by
1871, al " O'Clock ~ IT the law ofilcc OF Rich
ards Moiie, Constitution building, Main 81,
clly aud county OF salt lake, territory OF Utah
said Behiamin h, Ilowells. dceeasei, al
the time % his death, or IN which his .s'
ihl. has acquired anY Interest since bis
s a,s,p, s VA TX epi;s'';sg q law or
OF his heirs IN Or 10 the following tract ~ iand
to'wlt An undivided one ninth DO m,
lerest IN an that certain piece or parcel
q salt lake, .,rnitoly OF Uiah. aud PAL
iieulnry described a. follows, to.wil. Cain
menInH ~ poini isn lpl rods north VI
We southwest corner OF hloek forty nine liul,
anu running thrncc tast ten (lpl rode lhengs
no,lh oighly l'ol feet, thence wesl lei liol
ions. thence south eighty lsll tcet To the Mace
81 heF,nning, together with riRht ~ way over
mo iol owing Described iand, 10 wit Com
menolhN i've l5l rods eAsi aud forty.uNo lifl
i.'t .onih Of the noltlgett conner of lot iauf
tl,hlofk TORY nine (tNI Aforesaid, aud runntnu
ihrneo north ten ilol ieet, thoafc west lyr ~
reds, thence south ten ,Vl teet, tAenen east ave
way south To thf land described Aboy~, and
sllualr, ling .snn being IN The cliy and
county oi shll Lake, leutoy OF Utah. Terms
anu ConditOrH VI salu-caah, gnld CON al 1 az
United states, liIpr cent Of purchase prIce 10
be pAi on The DAY VI sale, aud the balance on
continuation BY SAID i'r!hals Court, ~ bids to
10 " wiring, sealed and dellysIra 10 sad y, II.
flloMAs !. HoWEII.s,
Admlulslratar.
Dated hi, iih day Of March, issl. ~"
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The reor,c e 4. the Territory OF Utah

4, baush, Jam.- MURDOCH, to1pey Audor'
son aud tdwaTe J. TtchNith,
Defendants.
The People O the Territory Of Utah send
To George y. Ncadon Henrietta Yeaaon, stew.
art ,. baugh, james Murdoch, Cooper Az,
dcrsun and Edward J. Ircnvith defend.
ants!
Won ARE uEREnY INQUIRED To Az.
pear In an actl0u iirourht aFainst YOU by
mo ai,oVs named niainttn IN tbe ii.i,i',f rsstt
of the third judicial nsiflet of The 1cFi1inry
" uiah, and To answer the complaint ned
herein WITHIN ten days tcsclu,i,e of he Say
~ service aficr tic service on yOu Ut this
fummons-if served within this county or, IL
served out Of this county. but in THE distinct
within twenty dY.i oihsfwiio within forty
days or Judgment bY default will be taken
aeninst you, according To he prayer OF SAID
ME .sid action /, brought to recover The
sun OF 500 with interest thereon al prr cent
per hnnun from July Is. is1u, and Tho sum u
Nu with interest At 10 pHr cent per annum
from June q lsto. and ten per cent ~ the
amount fuund due a. attorneys fec. and c1ttt
Of this snii and Tor such other or further rc
lief IN the premises ~ N this court may seem
meet anI equitable, Ana further. decree Of
81 lotti block H. plat "a" ralt IaAe biy
survey. commencing NJ point ~ rods south
nun the y. ". corner ~ said loti running
thence ea,i toa. lhenee .ouih rods.
place Of beginning, nndcr mortgage made
csef utn ennd delivered BY the said defendants
10 the said plainiin september hlh, 1919. 10 -.
cure payment Of pfomianfy notcs Tor sTfn00
each aud r,an date and pa, Ablo one year alter
cate with interest nom uatr until pklit that no
Part OF either OF said promIsory notes hAs been
PAID except intrfcstnn the DIST one down 10
July ", $50. anu the Interest On the second one
down 10 June ., lsi0i which aaid mortgage
provided Tor M hitorrey's fee a. Aisfcsaid
ThAt tho tali defend nts ana all 9th rpeTsons
claiming said pfcinises subsequent 10 sAld
plainilr's mortgage may he barred aud lore
closed under ard sale, and thht the proceeds
ot kAid sale be applied 10 tho payment OF The
amount due the plainuf after paying all costs
and ca chfcs and Attorney tco aud that the
Ilalniih may have judgment TOR any denrienny
shle may remain after applying an the pro,
ccrds " sad sale against thr said defendants
Geotge y. leadnu ana ilrnnciia Ncad1n,
And you ART hereby no lhed that n YOU fail
IN appear anu rusWCr The faid compliant A.
above required. the said plHiutin Will hpply 10
the court fer The relief demAnded therein
Wines the Hon. Charlie p, Zane, Judge, AM
The seal Of the nittict Court Of The Third
Judlcial nistrlet, IN and Tor the Terfiior, OF
Utah, this llth day VI fcinunry, IN the
year . unr Lord one thousand right huns
dfcd and nireiy.one
nkSlN q. MCMILLAN,
~ UEo. u. LOOMS,
pepa'y CLERK.
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IIGAI NOTICE..
In The PROBATE Court In and Tor salt Lake
County. Territory - Utah.
In tic matter Of the Estate ~ ptulei Garn
Ufcsnf rfi.-NpIIrN.

NOTICE ~ iiEHLnl GIVEN THAT
~ irman \. fntian nnd = nitei earn. A.
ministfafufs " the stiaic NJ DANIEL earn,
tissersed. hsye rendered for settlement, aud
nied IN said Couri, their fnA account II
their ndmulstratun Of SAID sstain anu
fsitlon tor nnal distribution 81 the rect
fup II snid estate Amona the persons
entitled Hereto, AMI that fhutsday, lie 9Th
DAY ~ Ami, A. u. is1i, At 10 O'Clock u. M,
NJ The Court Room Of shif Cont, m the County
Court House. salt Lake CITY and touniy, tab
q said court Tor the feitif me OIL 4Ald arrount
and hearing flid petition Tor dSfihuuuu, az
winch time and place any ueuon Interested m
faid estate may pear ana show cnuts,f any
tifro BE-, why asid account should not BE-
settled ard approved and nnai distribution
made a. prayed Tor.
tE. ALLEN,
DIV Ciefk Of The irviatc Court
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In tho Probate Canu in aud Tor SAT- Lake
County. Territory OF utah.


NOTICE - nEITni GIVEN, THAT
~ Mafgatct Wilson. adminlliuifiEot the e.,
tate II John " ilaon. deceased. he rendered.
TOR settirmf ~. and nlCd ~ said court, hrf fnnl
herouut ~ her administration 81 atid estate
and petition tor fnai disifit utirn " thercsidus
81 sad Cstate among the uffsofs entitled
hereto, and that "wednesday, tho 10 day Of
Arril. 4. J.. i-al. nt 10 u'ciock q. ~. ~ the
lluufe. shlt lake cry ana county, ttah
Territory. has been duly appointed BY the
iuure ct said eouri. for the settlement ri fuit
Irronni ntd hearing faid peiiti1n Tor disiiihu,
ton, a which time and place Ati person inter
sstrd In said ettnte may ~ pear aud show
cause. N an there bs,why said account should
not be settled aud approved AM lual dssrlbu.
ton made a. prayed Tor.
Dated Mnrrha, lrli
q. n. ALLEN,
uletk VI the Probate Court.
iiyC. v. STANTON. Deputy.
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SUMMONS.

~ ne Disfrci cont ~ AID for ne Third
judicial District Of Ufah Territory,
County Of Salt Lake.
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petition Tor admission 10 Troh.to Of Mi.
PURSUANT To An ORDER or SAID
Court IN salf matter, notice IL hereby
given, that Monday, the 9th day u March,
A. u, ltsl, a ~ O'Clock a. NJ, at tho County
Court House IN salt Lake tlty. Utah Territory,
IN the Court Room OF said Court. has been APP
petiiion 1T John A. oroesbscl pfAytng far The
admission To probate OF a certain document
herewith presented, puFportiuF 10 BE- the last
VIII aud loeiiinnnt 81 Athena iarr, declared,
when aud where all persons Interested may
appear ard oppose the probate OF said will. or
tie grAntng Of letters tcstAmentafy 10 John
a, ofoesbefk. ~ prayed for In said petition.
In witness whereof, have hercunt0 set my
baud and hfi.ed the seal Of said uourt, ms
nth day OF March. A u. isal.
tsnAL.l &. y. ALLuN,
tlerk Of the Probate Couft,
ny 9. ". STANTON. Deputy CLERK. 4
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Ton Tot admission 70 probate ~ VIII,
4 Court ~ sAid' matter, notice " hereby
gwen thst Nsdncsdiy, the hfat dav ~ Apul.
\. ". lsll, ~ ten O'Clock .. in., - the County
court House, salt late Cit. ttsh Territory.
IN The r0uu room 81 sid cont. has been ~
pointed tho time and piarf lot The hearing ~
reiiuou lof Jacoh u. Pate. praying Tor the
VII uuu iFnfhintut " aatn rlaukrd, when AMI
WHERE ali per- lns Interested may appear and
uipose ne probate ut laid will, or the grant.
inr " leuHfl of standardization, with tho will
annexed. 10 jacob q Pate aud Thomas Gfeeni
wood. a prayed Tor ~ tald petition.
W Wilnoss whereof have hcfcunio SCI ny
hand AMI AIMED the seal oi said Count, this
inih icy % NJ rch. 4. u. isii.
sEAt- q D. ALfIN,
Clerk Of the riob,ic Court.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-26

ELLEN :. fnAfT. Lois ~. iiuNr add
Ann T.. PRATT, heirs OF the late Al.
olson frati, deceased, Defendants.