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FOR sAIE-cHEAP. siso; 5 ACRES NEAR
- slaughter; garden land, half cash seattle
heai Estate Exchange. Yesler and Front.
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EMPLOYMENT H4NTED-MtLE.

lEANTEp-A PARTY oF FOUR or SIX
W gentlemen 20 board. nrSS-SlssS. Address, IRA
vste. Fvkf- Intcll iSenceI.
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L'oR SALE 800: MUST BE SOLD TO-DAY;
tot Il. block Is. Lincoln Pontius addition: fun
SIZE Clear good yicw: half cash. seattle Real Es-
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LOST.

I OST OR STOI.EN-sa0 REWARD FOR RE-
IL turn 10 room 81. starr-BOyd block, Of white
fox terrier which strayed or WAS stolen from cor
ner OF second and Madison last week; owner ieav-
ing town Will pay above reward II returned before
February 8.
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THE ROSEBUD MILLINERY STORE HAS
an elegant assortment OF imported and other
goods. go Pike street
MRS. j. ]. GRESHAM Is AN ARTIST IN
IVA designing elegant headwaTe. To be convinced
Of the fact call at the Wonder 1913 Third street. or
SOC second street.
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Euh sAlE-CHEAP; 500: CHOICE LocA-
4 ton; 30 acres. part bottom, near Union City:
lnvessgate seattle Real Estate Exchange, Yesier
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WAyrED-BOARD.

WANTED-ROOM AND BoARDIN PRIVATE
w family. strictly firstciass. Address Mrs. H.
room 90 Arlington hotel.
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WASTED-RooM AND BOARD FOR TWO
w gentlemen. in private family. PRIV ate, Post
IuteIIigencer.
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Lon sALE-C0RNER. HARRISON AND ASH
streets, 60xiZo; $500: snap. 10 Boston
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-28

III housckcepcp would take hint
from hotels" says hotel man, "thoy
would have less trouble with servants.
Hotel men have no trouble In getting
oil the help they want, though they
offer only moderate wages. Tho differ
cncc Is not SO much In tho work as In
the hours, In n private house girls
labors arc from tho rising Of tho sun
oven unto the going down Of tho same,
and moro too. And II she does happen
TO get through her work and ventures
to sit down her mistress Is apt TO oh.
iect. In n hotel a girl has certain well
defined duties to perform and after they
nrc performed, rs II rule, her tlmo Is
her own. II some such arrangement
could DO recognized In private houses
the servant problem would DO much
simpliiled.'-Ncw York Tribune.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-28

Miss Anthony tells the history Of the ilrst
womRn's club which was formed ia tho
good old days bcforc tho advancement Of
woman, tho organization Of unions, co.
operative societies and suffrage associa.
tons, nor ever dreamed OF by the good
wives who knitted their own stockings,
baked their own bread, wove their cloth,
and made their own soap In slngleness OF
purpose. Tho husbands In the little town
Of Oneida had at one time habit OF spend.
ing the entire evening In social way nj
the tavern" leaving their. respective
spouses 10 while away the lonely evening
hours alone with their knitting at home.
The wives. fired with n flicker OF the
hamc Of independence which now makes
women 40 free from the old time shncklcs
OF wifohood and motherhood, counselcd
together, hit upon n plan which seemed
expedlent. and on u fine evening they filed
into the barroom together, sat down with
their knitting and began TO chat together
~ II tho smoke filled room were one OF
their own immaculate parlors ut home.
The men went home early that night.
thinking II all a Joke. But the next even.
ing. no sooner had they lighted their pipes
and commenced telling the stories in which
tho habitncs of the place were well ycrsed,
than In walked the wives en- masse and sat
down with their knitting. Il II needless
10 say tho men yielded the point, a. men
invariably do when women arr determined,
and kept their wives no longer In solitude.
New York Sun.
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In the window OF shop OH Nassau
street there arc displayed enough
pocket knives to mako nearly every
boy In New York happy. Thcr arc
knives Of every size and price, from ton
cents up TO twenty-five dollars. Knives
with twcnty-four blades aud nohandlos
TO speak Of, and others with beautiful
handles and blades inadc OF pot metal.
ut Is curious" said tho dealer, ITO
watch the manifestations OF Judgment
and taste, or tho lack OF them, on tho
part Of people who come In hero 10 buy.
Some men purchase knife on account
OF its appearance, md they arc tho
most profitable customers. Tho young
man who may have occasion TO lend
his knife TO his sweetheart wants some
thing dainty in appearance. Tho han.
die must be pretty, and either OF pearl
or ivory.
ASA rule the man who knows about
cutlery gets knife with n plain buck.
horn handle, with not more than two
blades, but hc wants them Of tho
best razor steel. Many years ago wo
used to handle what was called dog
knife. Tho handle was shaped like
the body OF n dog, and lts ono blade,
which would not even cut tender
conscience, shut up between tho legs Of
tho dog Every boy In those days had
dog knife but they have entirely
disappeared and the youngsters OF tho
present day mover heard Of them. ~
New York Recorder.
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NOTICE OF Sale OF NEAL esIATl.

~roriCr Is uEnEBy ufyFN, THAT ~
~ pursuance ~ m o.ier ot tla Ifobal.
ourt Of the tgLntyo t salt iahc, Territory or
matter Of the rsiaic 81 Henri lngbfcton .dcccas
80. the undersigned, adminieirniuN Of the said
STATE. will sell At private salo 10 lhe highesi
iIddsr, fov cash, suijer ~ confirmation IS said
Probate ,ouft. on Inc gird as Of May. 1871.
u " O'Clock M, NJ the Jaw niiigc or iiichstls
a Movie Ia the Consultation huilfinr, Ne. u =.
Main street. In the city aud county ni SOFT Lake,
Tcrfltofy oi Utah. All the right title and later
ct and esiate of the sail iienr irrhfesen, ~
tho time Of he death, and hii 80 liant, iiNc
aud interest that the said ctthic has,
Nv onrrst,an of law or oihcrsisc, acquired
other than or IN addition 70 that q ~, s1id
Henry inrtrcscn NJ the. time Of BIZ death. iii
and 10 ~ that certain piece % parcel u leni
l.afo. Tcfntory 0f Itah. and bounded and de
scfihed as fuilows! neHiuning roiut on
the east Hde Of road enst s.tenii two tun'
drcdihs los!l chslns, and nerih one lnd nireiy.
two hundrcdths n w chnins, from The south.
wet corner " the northeast quarter Of section
Tweniy'fcycn 40 N rownih up one % south,
thence south ,ighty.two pgl degrees,
and ten iiOl minutea, l1at eight ~
ehsin,. thence Nutih i've 90 chAinf
nee. and len fiq miniiiss, we,i sight ~
chains. thence south 1--WE t3thains 10 the piaec
~ beginning, together with tho secondary
81 way for IN irnsailna ditch across the bod
~ aid estate to the above detrrbed iaud. 1T
such a rlaeo - will be pracii.N 1nd 10 least
Injurious 20 the estate u san de- aftd a.
Terms SD cond tons Of Sole cash ten per
cent. Of purchase money ~ he paid a. tho I'D
miuiatraiflx on the day OF sale. balance on
expense ~ purchaser. nihs 10 ie 10 wfitnF
and dchvcicd 10 said adminifuAtfix before
said hour otta'c.
Administrative af the estate OF Henry Ing
hrt son. decreased.
salt f.akc cry, April sith. i.9i. d1w
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. urAsrtY nrck1Ir.
Awful Experience Of n Mining rfos-
peetor In . Colorado Landslide.

Awful Experience Of n Mining rfos-
hector In . Colorado Landslide.
ayes, that may bc an odd ncckiic,
but II is not tho queerest neckwcnr ]
have wom.n Henry u. Gillespie, OF
Aspen. Col. remarked TO a servant at
the Grand Pacific as he was removing
n little Chicago real estate from liis
countcnonce. II once wore corpse
for u nccktic.
ut was In the afternoon Of March 10,
1891. that started up Aspen Mount
ain to visit claim which i thought
was located upon my land. Should !
find that my surinlsc was wrong ! IN
tended TO purchase tho owners rights
for s55, 900, and accordingly took my
mining superintendent with rue. IL
was showing quito hard. Tho minc
owners refused 10 allow mo TO 70 down
tho shaft 20 make level explorations,
but consented to allow my supcrintond.
ont TO accompany them. l remained
In the shaft house with few laborcrs.
At exactly . $40 o'clock one Of tho MIA
ers asked me tho time | had Just
closed my watch. when, crashl and We
were hurled into n proniscuous mass
of timbcrs, men, orr. snow and Ice
1--WE had been developed IN gcnu-
inc Colorado landslide. | fell near a
stack Of ore bags corded several feet
high. The roof tinbcrs fell 50 as to
allow mo about eight inches Of lccway.
Around my neck. bent into a soinicirclc
by the pressure of the torriblo wall Of
Ice and snow that was hcapcd above,
was the lifcloss body Of the miner who
had asked mo for tho time. Poor fell
low, he found that time, all timc was
before him. His head and shoulders
wcro crushed into Jelly, which the
ever sinking weight squeezed around
my neck until the torn flesh penetrated
my clothing. His lower cstrcmliics
shared n similar fatc ON the other aldo
Of my head. My breathing was very
restricted. A few feet away and rcst-
ing upon my outstrctchcd right arm
was the inanglcd body OF another VIC
tim. Three Others persisted In tho
shaft.
There ! remained In that silent OPP
prcssivc cell with my ghastly nccktic
until midnight, when rcscuing party
Of 200 inhabitants OF the mining camps
OF Roaring Forks cut mo out Of my Icy
prison. The snow had become leo,
hence the small army OF willing miners
found plenty of work for their picks
and spades, But n my situation was
terrible, what wns that OF those impris'
oncd In the nincsi They werc not 80
crampcd for room and oxygen though.
"only four men buried In tllat ava
lanchc were rescued. Now that l. how
l once wore a peculiar necktic. Chi.
cago News.
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Tho leading scientific mon at Har.
ward were Agassiz, Pclrcc and Gould
each not only preeminent In his do.
partment, but In n certain sense n pio.
necr. Peirce was the first American TO
learn modern mathematics, and to teach
his countrymen that what they called
by that name hardly formed even tho
beginnings Of the subject; and tho
same may be said OF Gould In nstron.
omy. The latter Is one TO whose en-.
conraging words and efficient help I
must ever feel most deeply indebted |; In.
deed, tho wayin which the man and tho
astronomer were combined In his person
powerfully Influenced the direction OF
my activities, and his Astronomical
journal was the medium through which,
my earliest efforts reached publicity.
Another teacher by example was
Commander Charles Henry Davis, who
resumed Ills former position Ms super.
intendent OF tho Nautical Almanac
the year after became connected with
1t. He united all the dash OF tho old
fashioned navy leader with kindly
courtesy toward men aud women OF
every grade which could not Do ex.
coedec Professor Simon Nowcomb In
Forum
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Bellevue, Idaho, Mining Conpsny. sal, Late
City. Utah Territory. Location OF Ptinri.
pal place Of business. SAT- Lake CITY Utah
Territory. Location OF Minra Mineral
HI Mining District, stats 81 Idaho.
NOTICE - liEnElN GIVEN, THAT AT
An meeting Of the Hoard Of Directors 81
said Company, held on The llth day OF AIril,
lrJl, an anlcssusnt Of unity (3Ol cents per
share was levied on tho CtpitAl stock 81 he
corporation, payable 70 josiah bhrnett, Treas
torniot A Co, salt late CITY. 4 tab Territory,
on or beforc The esth DAY of May, 1891. Any
stock upon which THIS Asseasmbnt shall remain
unpaid on tho 2sih day Of May, 1901, will be Id.
linqncnt and Adysitlied iof sale Al public ane =.
ton, aud unless payment D. made 10 ore, viii
ho tol1 on Friday, he gdlh day Of June, ispl, al
The ONCE of the uomphry IA sat Lata civ,
Utah Territory. NJ D M. 10 nay the delinqueht
aftetsmont. tpsothsT with the costs ~ adV,r,
uslrs and cxpinso Of sale, Iy order of the
board OF Directors. y. q. HORN,
Aeung Secretary,
Salt Lake city, Utah. Arril u, is9i. did
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE or REAL
ESTATE.

NOTICE Is iiERtBf GIVEN THAT ~
~ puruancc ~ an order % tho Probate
Court Of the county 81 salt Lste. Utah Tern
tory, made on the 18Th day Of May. A. u. Isso,
IN the matter Of the estate 81 henamin y.
howell.. deceassd. the undefsignsd vii sci
~ raivATE sALN, by sealed hifs 10 writing 10
the highest bidder for cash soid con vi The
United states, aud subject 10 corhfmation hy
said Probate Court, on the itlh day u Msy,
lsll, !. o'clock M. at the law once NJ Rich.
ards Moylo. Constitution bulldog. NO ID s.
MAin street, city aud county OF SAT- IAge, Ief.
rtory Of Utah, all the right. title. Interest ami
estate OF tbs said iicniiinin D. iioweiis, de
ceased, At the time Of he death, OF In witch biz
estate has acquired any Interest silre BIZ
death, either by operation of law or oihersiae,
aud all tho Iigut. title and ln Ufesi Of his htlfs
IN or to the following tract OF land, TO witi "A
undivided one ninth 40 iniersfi In all that
city andcounty ofsalt i.ats, Terilofy u Utsh.
aud particularly derer,bed 10 follows, 10 Nil
Commencing nj poiat ten (iol rods north Of
the southwest corner OF Biocs forty nine, rtat
Z, SAT- Lake CITY survey. sud running th,nce
eastten iiol rods, thence north elshiy l,0J feet.
thence west ten tial rods. thence s0uta eighty
tsol feet 70 the place OF beginning, t.gcther
win n right Of way over the following Dc.
serihcd land. 70 wit Commencing i've 81 rods
east aud fofty.n,o til 'eet south of the nofih.
wet corner Of Lot foar ttl, Hloek forty nine
ttpi Aforesaid, and running thence n,fth ton
llol feet. thence west i've (5l rods, thence
south ten tlOl feat. thence east Eve isl Tods
with continuation q said right % way toulh
70 the land described above. Terms and son
dlions Of sale--ca.h. gold coin of tho united
states. 10 per cent OF purchase prics 10 be "a "a
on the day Of sale. and the balance on ndrn.
alton by SD Probate Cour.
All bids q be In Writing, feAied and celiyered
toI,aid administrator, on o. before The hour On
sale. THOMAS q. HOwEi.Is.
Dated thu sj,h day OF April. is'i div
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The amateur dressmakcr has usually a
number Of petty worries. and one special
70 her Is the cutting Of velvet. As 10 "a
used so much, even on cotton costumes, II
Il necessary that she should know lust how
II should he done. Dressmakers prefer 10
cut velvet with the pile running up, for
then II doesn't natten down from wear;
however. no matter what way you mny cut
u, at least haye II all alike. 81
When you cut any figured or floral de.
align 10 not make the mistake Of cutting
Two pieces at once, as Is often done with
PLAIN goods; the figures and stripes should
always match perfectly, and this Is not
possible when twosections are cut together.
About velvet folds. Don't rely on hay-
ing the last ones tho right size by laying
Tue hrst one on the material aud following
~ outlines; the result will be waste Of
fabric and irregular folds. Tho same care
" measuring must be taken with each one,
anu II IL aot wise to rely on the eye for cx-
hotness, but to mark the line with chalk
sha then to cut it.-Exohange.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-28

LOCAL TRAINS.
SALT LAKE AND oopEs.
Leave Salt LAko 400 am. and Us a. Al.
pm. heInrnlns. arrive salt Lane gi0 am.
6.l0 pm, p.b3 pm.
BINGHAM.
salt Lake pm. -''''s
AAthcAn fonk. rRovo. trRisoyiILE.
tlistLb, MT. fLhAsASr AND MANrI
Leave salt Lake 80 Am, RETURNING. A..
rNo halt Lake i.e pm.
u, U. DODGE, .. n. akssr1r
e'hsfh hAhAae'. Gen. Pas. AIT
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE ~ HERtBl GIVEN. THAT ~
~ pursuance of an order ~ the Probate
court Of the county Of rAlt lake. Territory 81
Utah, made on thegsnd day " December { %,
IL the matter 81 tho Csilia Of Lehi s. TIN
rcy, deceased, the undefsigne adminisira-
tfiA Of the said estate, will teii At private sale,
10 the highest BIDDER Tor each, subject 10 cor
nrmation By sad Probate Court, u " O'Clock
once OF l,leharss 4 Moyie consuullcn
huildinF. No. "a touth Main street IN
the city and county Of Halt iske, Tefriory Of
Utah, all the right. title, interest and ,slaio Of
taid lchi \. 1ingey Al the time OF hs dtath and
all the risht. title and interest that the
sAld estate has, by operation 81 law or other.
wise, ncqulred other than of ~ addition 10 that
% the SAID Iehi :. Tiugcy Il tho tine Of hls
death. IN and 10 all that tcfain piece OF parcel
OF land, situate, lying ant being IN the
county OF salt Lake. Territory OF Utah, and
particularly described a. iollsNs, to viii Tho
vast halt ~ 90 the west half % OF the
norihw.s 81 quarter ~ Of section fhirty.four
ilt, ~ Township Three a. houth. Range ono
% Wet, salt faho MsndiAn, Consisting on
forty ltol acres of land, together With twenty.
three tgll shares u the capital stock Of he
Utah and salt I.akc canal 90. Terms and eon.
dluons OF sale Cash, 10 per cent Of me pur.
chase money TO be paid on me day Of sale. bal.
hnce on cor nrmaton Of sal0 by said Probate
Court. Deed NJ expense Of purchaser.
AMELIA J. 1iNGEY,
Admlnisirairix Of the estate OF Lahi J. Tin.
gcy, declared.
salt Lake CITY. April s, ~.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOriCE IA HEREBY GIVEN ny TUX
~ undersigned, admlnistralor OF The ~,
tors OF and ali pefsen; hatus eia,,ns ss,,n.,
the said deceased, 10 uNhihit them. with tho
necessary vouchers, yilip four months alter
the nrst publication OF ihlH notice, 10 tho said
ndnninistraior, A. his Tcsidenee In Mill Creek In
N. eonniy Of halt Lakc. Territory Of uIAh.
Dated Apru IN levi,
AcminlsiraIor q TIC csia,c Of liRRs Peter.
sou. deceased. CLAW tn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-28

DLASs AnE INVITED ron rHr LRrc
j lion OF q Joint q y aud County Buidibr
~ be erected IN the center 81 the tiRhih Ward
proposed baiidin~ 10 have -four fronts, three
stories with basement, and constructed on tho
pan Of what 10 known ~ allow combustion
Cost Of building con pleied not TO exceed 49,
18th, 1891. CITY snd County reserve the fisht 10
reject any aud all plans. for further particu-
iibS. O. N, SCOTT, Mayor.
HON a. W. BARTCIf Probate judge.
ssi'fFls CITY. u'Ah. Apfi' 4. 1tpi
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE u HNRrBY GivEN ny TUE
N undermined. Executor 81 tho htt
Wlli ani tssisucuto o. kituclA isrf, dcccA-ci.
10 the creditors Of. nnd AL tt1tuns h1fins
claims hgaiDfi the a4id drccaAcd, lvthhiultthctu
with the noteffafy vouchers wihin ten
month"; after the rfsi i'uhiirntion 81 M. 70
lice. ~ the faii john 4. Or rsbatk. ~ tho
Huilding, No ~ south, Mhin street, Salt Lake
CITY, Utah. In the ouniy ~ SAT- LAKE.
Dated salt fate Cite. Apfil lsti lsai.
JOIiS 4. ullDrSnkCk.
Executor o. the last viii and Testament Of Al
mena fafr. deceased.
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NOTICE..

vI,HE ANNUAL MEETING or TuE
i Stockholders of the RexburE Milling 90.
will be held In the Presiding Bishops once,
Salt f.ake city, Monday. May Oh, 1891. at
O'Clock am. for the pup zee Of clccung Dircc.
tor and other officers 70 serve Tor the ensuing
yosr. TO hear tho recretary's Report aud trans
a'ns s'' ~ JAMES GILLESPIE. Secretary.
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tmiih, deceased.
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GivEN THAT
N Henry j. smith and wilfofd o. -mnh,
executors ~ the estate OF jams =. smith. de
ceased. have rendered for fctilcmcnt, and filed
m said court. their final account " their ID.
minstrauon Of said estate and petition Tor nnal
distribution Of the residue OF sad estate among
the persons cniitled thcrcto.and that saturday,
the eird day Of NAV, A. u. 1871, ~ " O'Clock
q. M. ~ the Court Room o. SAID ruuft. In the
utah ferriory has been duly appointed by the
indse Of said court, for the fstilrmcnt OF aaid
account and hearing said petition Tor distribu.
ton. at winch time aud place any person inter.
cause. u an there bc,why said account should
not be settled and approved and nnAl distribu.
uon made o. prayed Tor.
Dated April >, is9l.
q. y. ALLEN,
CLERK Of tho Probate Court.
fiv ~. y. eraNTos, Deputy. dAW
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NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
be held at the compnnys once, No. 81 :, West
Temple ueei,tall f.Akc CITY, on Monday. May
q, issl. tam, for the purpose of oieetins
the tfansaciion Of such other business A. may
properly come before the n Getting.
I. A. CLAYTON, Seer etary.
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TINE ANNUAL MEETING or the
II stockholders Of The Dcserct Investment
Company Will he held In the comrany's once
In sat Lske City. on Monday. May ith, ltei. at
. O'Clock o m for the purpose OF olecting ID
fcctors and other officers 10 serve foi the en-.
suing year. 20 hear the sccfctafy's Report and
transact sny other business that may be
brought bcfsrs the me eting.
dir tIO. -. IlTitl. Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-28
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


IN me hstat' OF Jhn'es r. 'iehry' Deceased
NOTICE ~ IIhRKnY GIVEN NY THE uN.
IN dursignoi. Administrator 81 the ustafa
ol Jamet y. tleary, deceased, To tho rteaitnfs
OF, and all persons hay'nE clalms against the
SAID deecAssd, To exhibit thom with The neops
thrY vouchers within ten months after The nrst
publication ~ this notice, 10 the said Adisluis.
lfstnr, nj The iav niilne VI lilchards aud Moylo.
Constitution Building, - T., Main Il halt LAKE
CITY, In tho County VI salt Lake.
Dated April lat, ISL.
EDWAnD ", PALMER,
Administrator Of the Estate OF Jansa ~
Cleary, deceased. aoAw ~