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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-21

A large portion Of the address was
directed 10 tho patriotic reninieccncca
Of the war and memories Of the scenes
around Washington were recalled TO
The veterans.
The r4ce question which has dlsrupt-
ed the q. a, r., organization 10 Mlssis-
sippi ana LouiFiana, was reviewed al
great length, the commander explain.
ing how he wa forced ~ ignOfs the
rights % the department Of those
States 10 surrender tue charter, mud To
ineiat that the c1lofud posts to II
must bo =, coRnlzed.
Afor commenting on q Heries of
resolutions published by the recall
cilrnnt and insubOTdinatc retiring
white posts, he concludes ns folloW..
stu dealing with this subject was
not autuatud by any unkiud
thought towards any single member
~ ihe department. IL was known that
there were dis.Dtegratiug forces al
work, which tie rational Uncsmpment
conclndci II was time 10 arrest and in
the discharge u the duty incumbent
upon me- under my oath Of Office,
did II without either fculingt Of fear or
prJudiue."
Tho pssaage by Compress OF the dis
ability tension hill was warmly com.
mendel aud n was urged that the
statutes Ia protect the rights Of the
vetemns OF the late war In the civil
service be rigidly enforced.
The report OF Adjutant. General Fred
Phisterer followed the address Of the
commander In chief. This teport
shows that there was gain ~ 22D in
the number Of new posts during he
past year. A significant and most
pathetic sentence Of this report 10 the
following; "Irartically II may be
naid that the membership Of the q. A.
II. is now at its highest point. 10 40
doubt viii remain about stationary for
n few Year, 10 come, when, necessarily
u must decrease and the decrease viii
be- rapid"
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Probate Court.

Orders made before Judge Bartoh
,oday:
Estate OF William wagstaf, dc.
ceased; hearing on petition for letters
OF administration came on regularly.
Order made appointing John wngstaii
and Nathan Sears administrators, on
filing bond In the sum OF $4,000
each aud taking the required oath.
Estate OF Henry Wanl-ss, deceased;
hearing on petition for sails Of personal
property came on regularly. Fred
Wanleas sworn and examined. Order
made authorizing paie OF personal
property Mt private sale.
Estate OF Eliza johnson, deceased;
hearing ON return Of sale OF real estate
came on. Order made CONFIRMING sale
on filing inventory aud appraisemont.
Estate OF Henry Bowden, deceased,
hearing on petition 10 transfer property
Ia accordance with contract. Prayer
OF petition granted ana tranaier OF.
dered.
Order also made In this case allowing
$40 per month for family cxpenses,
and settling apart homestead for use OF
widow.
Estate aud guardianship 'of Horace
E,Gille,t, deceased; order made fixing
October 10 hear return Of sale OF real
estate.
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a rata, r,allrond Accident.

SnREw, Ohio, Sept. 2i.--A Chicago
express anu freight on the Pittshurg Il
Fort Wayne road oollided on fuIlspeed
here this morning. Both engines wee
ditchsd and ground 10 Hplintcrs, fol.
lowed by postal chr, two express cars,
baggage, smoker, one coach aud i've
freight cars. Seven wcro killed cut.
right and three tefiuuHly Injured.
Others were slightly hurt.
The killed are. both flfcmen, one
train brakeman, two postal clerks and
two passengers.
The following IL the list Of killed;-
j. Smith, fireman on the express
train; n. Hammond, fireman on the
freight train; a. q. Glenn, brakeman
OF the freight train; J. ID. Patterson,
Penn; J. Z. Mann, Ohio; postal
clerks; J. ID. Rhodes, Mahonihg, Ohio;
II. II. Brown, Huntington, Indians,
AMI Mr.. Lauknook, Massilion, ohio.
There aro missing two ladies, sup.
posed TO be ffom Espeyvillc, Pa, one
lady aud child, supposed 10 be from
Alliance, Ohio, and b. l.. Reeae, POS.
tai clerk Of Massillon, Ohio.
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"Woman's Exponent"

The following table OF contents will
show that the Latest issue OF tho
WemGn's Exponent is full Of good
reaGing: In Rural England; Divine
Love, l.. NJ. H.; Worship In olden
Times, Hearth aud Hat; Notes and
News; Interesting Item, NJ. a. Till;
Friday AMI the Fair; II. 4. Reporta;
"Why ep Many Men do not Marry"
q. q. Il. W. Editorial--At Home
Again, Baby Eleanor Pines, Mines
anu Stage lines; Editorial Note; John
Greenloaf Whittier; Mn. May Wright
Sewall, f.; Death OF Sweet Child,
LOuisn. Poeiry-A Silent Lesson,
Hyacinth; To the Night, w. Cow
Gregof; o, Where Dost Thou Wander,
II. NJ. II.
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To The Public.

Are you interested In the Worlds
Fair? fnoi It Is time you should be.
Utah Il going to take part In this great
Exposition ns one OF tho common.
wealths Of the greatest nation on
earth, and the pride Of her citizens
should be to make a showing in every
v ay worthy a credit 10 the Territory
and the glory OF her people.
Religious creed or politics has no
place In this exposition for Utah, II Ia
to be- a presentation OF the people, by
the people, for the people, Of ouri
wealth Of resources, ths products Of the
mine and soil. our ingenuity, our indus.
tries aud all that tends TO distinguish
MS NJ a Thrifty community to the world
at large, accompanied by an Invitation
for all honest industrious men and
women 10 COME aud settle among w.
Every citizen ~ interested In the
Worlds Fair; nnt, from a national
pride and n desifc ~ zee the United
States excel H. good naturud rivalry the
nations OF the earth. Second, because
the interest Of our commonwealth IL nj
stake, and local pride, ma well ~ the
public welfare, demands that Utah
should do her part towards making the
Worlds Fair Aeuccess; and, third, be-
cause Of personal benefit nccTuing 10
each individual citizen, by reason Of
the fact that Utah has now an oppor-
tunity 10 appear In parade before the
world aud attract both wealth and pop
ulatiOn, thus Increasing the material
wealth OF the individual IA well IA the
community.
The Utah WORLDS Fair Commission
desires that every citizen OF Utah should
take part In aomo way In this grea
exposition.
II you have nothing Of your own
TO exhibit you can persuade your
neighbor, who har, TO do his duty aud
thus reap some Of the benefits that
result In consequence OF the promi-
hence given tho community In which
you live, because II has produced sonie-
thing worthy Of being shown at the
Worlds Fair.
Elegant prizes and premiums OF
great value are offered IN an induce.
moni for exhibitors TO take part. All
accepted exhibits will be taken to
tribut0r, and the prize,lf my Ia award.
Any person knowing Of any natural
curiosity, fine specimens OF grain,
ifuit or vegetables; relies or 70.
mains OF prehistoric race;
relies Of the early settlement
OF Utah, or anything illus.
trative OF our history, specimens OF
mineral or precious stones; handsome
samples Of marble or building stone;
manufactured nrticles or Inventions,
In fact anything that they think win
be suitable to in jlude In the Utah ex-
hibit, viii con,sra favor by writing to
the secretary and calling attention 10
the matter.
During the Territorial Fair an olllce
OF the bUrteu OF Information will be
established ut the Exposition building
whore oil who are interested and desire
any information in relation 10 the
World'e Fair will be made welcome.
Utah Worlds Fair Commission,
h. A. DANIEL, Sec'y.
SALT LAKE Cry, Sept. 2ls,, 1899.
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A wcnnn,. Mnnarrlnl wnrl.

There Is no more interesting story In the
history OF modern science than that Of the
career OF Miss Mnrinnnc North, who de-
voted her life TO the painting Of pictures
Of plants md animals and whose auto,
biography bear the suggestive title, "Rco.
Objections Of Happy liie.n
Miss North had a higher object than
merely to make beautiful pictures She
vndcayored To represent with absolute
fidelity TO nature the Culors aud forms Of
flowers aud plants and the characteristlcs
OF animal life In an parts Of the earth
She was fortunate In possessing sufficient
money to cnnbc her 10 travel extensively.
and the results of her studies arp TO be seen
In the famous Kew gardens where hun.
drcds of her paintings are displayed upon
the walls OF - building which sho con.
ftructcd Ion fAC purpose and presented to
her native England.
Itru nrc tow travellers who have seen
more vi The various regions Of the world
than Miss North. She jouucycd through.
out Europe again and nenin. Sbc visit.
ed Eypi syria. Che Islands OF the Med.
itHrranran and tho Cauury Islands. She
Travelled an through iudla With tho
thouunghuess ui uu explorer bent on laiv.
iug nothing untouched, size travorad
liuu'o aud Java and visited the Malay
pynln.uI. sbowas in Japan, Goo Australia,
IN Tasmania, la NoW Zealand, in South
Africa in tan Sandwich Islands, in South
America and more than once in Canada
AMI tao United States
THE celebrated Darwin was delighted
with hgt work. 0ud o. was urou Dis advice
That ane wen, ,u Australia 90 paint tlr
Flower, oi what ms blon called Che l,th
quarter OF Che sIohc
Miss Noduls dcHeribal as having lad o.
stately pre- ugs aud most charming
uauper- iouthH Companion.
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NOTICE

rs HEREnY GIVEN TO THE STOCK.
1 holders " the Nouh Point Consolidation
Irrigation COMPANY, that The annual meeting
be held a. : O'Clock pm, ON Friday, The
gcvcnth day Of October ncNt at tho Culiun
Hoicl, salt Lake ny, 20 elect n hoard Of
Direction. for The ensuing ycar aud g. adppt
the waters Of the canal belonging to rsid com
pany and for the parppse OF increasing tho
CnptN STOCK, thereby changing Section of
the Articles ut Incorporation, also amend
ing Articles OF Incorporation, changing Day
Of annual meeting and such other hgstncsa
pefiAining TO the Interest of the company a.
may DO brought before H.
J. W. WHITEHEAD. JR..
salt Lake CITY. Utah, september sih, 1871. d
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OFFICE OF TilE iioAun uP PUBLIC WopKs,
SAT- Lake city, Utah, sept. ~. 80!
10 Contractors 6r Street ParnJi
- EALED PROPOSALS WILL HE re.
- ccWcd until O'Clock pm. ~ Monday,
october ird. 1871, FOR the work u grading.
eurbing and paying with stone nioois and ~,
phallum all Of East Temple Street. betv cen
south Temple ana Fourth touth Streets. m
Paving Disuiot NO. also all OF First South
street, between West Temple and state
streets, Ia Paving District No. 4; and Second
suuth street between West Temple erect
AMI state street. IN Paving District No. 0 OF
sat LAKE city. There will be about 2l,toO
cubic gArdt OF grading, II 900 linear feet OF
euthing, 300 square yards Of stone BLOCK
phNsm.nt. and about 1900 square yards Of
hsphaltum pavement 10 be laid.
SPECIFICATIONS aud iorma Of contract and
bond, together with full instTuetlons 10 bidders.
viii DO furnished on application.
Address Board OF Public Works, No, l6i
south Main Street. salt Lake City. uthh
BIDS
~ order Of tho Hoard.
A, +. DOREMus, %. l.. HANKS,
wy hnglheer' Chairman.
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LOCAL BREyiTlEs.

hlth NNANNAh Nuhihuis
A MARntAoH license was issued TODAY
20 Daniel Shorn aged 30, aud Emma O..
Jensen aged -. both OF salt Lake.
Tow FAnnRLL was run In by tho police
this afternoon on charge OF yRgrpncy.
G. J. Meyers was takon Into custody on
suspicion Of being identified with the
Same fraternity.
TuERE was an exciting gun play In a
hotel near the Rio Grandc Western do
POT last night In which well known par
ties were implicated. No arrests wefo
made. Tho police were not there.
CRY srrNoonArnER VASDENuEnGER
left this morning on u brief visitio Grand
Rapids, Mich, whore he will meet his
wife and proceed 20 Now York and other
big eastern cities. lie expects 10 return
In about three weeks.
Mus. MINNIE KiNo, tho rcd.haired
eeamstrcss who wasarrosicd last night on
a charge Of prostitution, secured Jury
trial In the police court this afiornoon
and was discharged. She was defended
by Tuscarorn Newton.
A LAnGH audience assembled ut the
big tent, north Of the Knutsford last
night, TO listen to Mr.. Lambs lecture on
the "Four Monarchies.n Tonight his
subject ia "Our World" lilo saws he viii
prove that IL will 10 tho eternal habita-
tion Of tho Saints.
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NOTICE


rs HGREBY GIVEN TO THE sTOOK.
4 holders uf the Lcho Land and stock
company, thai thofc VIII be meeting Of the
stockholders Of said corp ration he'd ~ the
onlcc OF Jennings BrSthcrs Investment Com.
pnnyi % No. " West, First South street,
salt Lake CITY, Al tho hour OF ESQ pm, on
Saturday, october -th. isp2. Tor the purpose u
amending the Company Article OF incoF.
IorAiiun BY Increasing the number OF shares
~ Capital stock, sud also by oniATglug tho
company scope TO deal IN other pUrFrnni
properly besides cattle anu horsgs. aud 10 give
such additional powers 10 the Directors and
hnnnFtr4 o. buy aud coll cattle, horacs nni
real property NJ may he conducive 90 he Ia.
tcfosts and future welfare OF the company.
hnd also O. increase Tue humber OF Directors
ana other officers - tho company. ard tnmnsu
such othor changes and notifications h. may
most ncarly meet the prgsent oNtgencios OF
tho company.
n, u. Ct.ATsON IN,
Secretary and Treasurer
Dated she IN day Of september i.gl. q
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TRUSTEES SALE


w uIBIAs, EtiLAnETH BRE1T, JAMES
w ~. Brett ana isabel Brett, BY Their Ger.
tam decd OF trust, dated the third "a, ~ July,
lsnQ, andduly recorded ~ tho recorders ONCE.
In The comfy ~ salt Lake, m the Territory ~
ltah, On hook u CT Mnrigaucs. pagcs lgi. l2i.
- hud 49, foli ana conveyed 10 &c undor'
signed trustee tue following dgtcribud proper.
~, w wit. situated in the city md ro4nty Of
salt Ln'r, Territory % L'Ah, beginning NJ the
northwgai corner o. lottwo ~, ulocA eighty.
mn d itql, Pat ID, salt i.atc CIV survey, aud
running thence toIin thruu 20 RODS, ami thence
east sofen 90 rods thence north three 90
r., a,u ,,oi'e w., ~ iogs !" pAo
curing the pay mont Oi a certain negotiable
pronssory note made BY said brotis. being for
tho sue Of i've hundred dollars 10 co., dated
a! Hali lake IitY thh, JOY p, TO, and pay.
able two years after said date To the order Of
linmn \. DAVIS, fIr value received without
dedication o. discount, NJ salt Lake Guy,
4 tab, with interest from date until uaid, at Nc
ratio pi one pcr cent Per mouth, ana sAid motto
4 nafii nlHriy dcarrbed iu sAid deed Of trust.
Whfrsta,ucroriiHgt 10 the teTme and couuiIlrs
~ said uoie ani said deed OF trust the said
note b. due. and no part thereof hna been raid.
cactpi TIE SUN Of uighty duliart Tor lnicfca D.;
anu where's. Il was and 10 provided ne SAID
dcld ct trust, that should default 10
made IN the payment OF said motto or
ihg interest that may accrue thereon a. pro.
tlei thcrril, then at thr request of tho holder
o. Hait note shid under iFued trustee should
nro cot To- sci SAD ropcry or any part
dihclarring 100 duuga N said tut; ani
whvfeA' thn l0aai owhtr nud holder Of aid
deed Of ira and 60 discharge tue duilul and
ullirll nus thorUuL
Now, therefore. I She undersigned, trustee
Aforesaid, o. tho Request ~ the legal owner
and holder ~ f.if UtuwI tsufi note, val, ~ nc.
rCfdArcc with No terra AND conditions OF aaid
drc.iui trust on The litt Say 81 October, fpl
in the city Of salt Lake HfpreaAid, No the front
touf 10 TIE Salt Lake County Court Hose,
Itah Territory, az twelve O'Clock noon uf that
day, arll ne puhhr auction 20 she hlFhcat ma
der for cash. alid property or 10 much thereof
us may H. nccca AIRY rpnf fuid note and Ia.
tyrust aud o. sausfY the same and discharge
the duiies imposed on me- ly salp seed " trust
JOHN ". sNLtL,
Dated ~ salt Lake CITY U,ah, september
fUIN. lHuA.
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WAsHINGToN, Sept. 2l.-At iO.a5
She tucnmpmDnt WA raped 90 ORDER
by Commaldyt-in-Chlrf Palmer. A
glee club % vuiuran8 sang song "a.
Vitilg tue eucnmpmeut 10 lndianau-
olls next year, ana were gloriously az.
plnudvd.
Comm s-ioner D0ugllG OF the Dis.
tr.ct df Columbia rtau an address of
welcome, aud General Palmer made q
tasteful and appropriate reply.
Alter the report Of the committee on
Credentials had been received, General
Palm,r made his annual address.
Following Is the synopsis VI tue ad.
dress OF Commaniet.in, Chief palmer
10 the Grand Army OF the Republic
today;
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ANOTHER BURGLARY.
The Albany Hotel Broken Into and
Robbed OF si0.-Ihe Police
Know Nothing.

The Albany Hotel at tho corner OF
Fifth West and Second South streets
was broken into by burglars ut an early
hour this morning. The different
apartments were thoroughly ransacl,ed
by the thieyea who pried open the COM
blnstion money TIL and secured $40 IN
cash, after which they took their de-
patture un0oserved. The police were
notified but as usual have not arrested
the implicated partiss. A gentleman
who resides Ia that part OF the city
faid this afternoon that citizens In that
district were completely at the mercy
Of crooks. He thought something
should be done TO give them protection
at once. When the police were asked
for Information this afternoon they said
they knew nothing.
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rhe Inier.MonntaIn Sad compnny

Articles Of Incorporation of the In.
ter-Mountain Salt Company were filed
today with the county clerk. The cor-
porators are Nophi w. Clayton, 900
shares; James Jack, 800 shares; Isaac
A. Clayton, 800 shares; J. E.Lsngford,
800 shares, and q. IL. Smell, 500 shares.
The capital stock II s25O,0O0, divided
into 2 800 shares Of the par value Of
SlO0 each. The officers ere James
Jack, president; N. W. Clayton, vice
president; Isaac A. Clayton. secretary
and treasurer. The business Of the
corporation Is to manufacture and deal
In salt.
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COURT AT BEAVER.


BEAVER, Utah, Sept. 2l,-[Special
to the DEsEREr NEws. The attor-
neys ia the murder case Of Wade
Nicholas, alias "rex" have been on.
gagged twenty.slx hours trying to get
jury. So far there are seven men In
the box. The liet IL completely eN.
hausted, ana this morning Judge
Miner ordered an open veuire for foILy
talesmen. II h probable that this
panel will be completed aud the Gaze
commenced late this afternoon.
w. NJ. McCaTty and Barlow Feg
Rus0u for the prosecution;
kenner and Dr.. Christian fof
tho defense. Tho fight will be "a hard
owe, with the chances greatly against
the defendant. The case oXcites a
great deal Of interest, IA Nleholns'
victim was well known IN the com.
munity, aud belonged 20 one Of the
most respected families In Southern
Utnh.
The grand Jury Ignored the case Of
Herman Fasohor, charged with incest,
anu the Judge ordered the ease again
re'submiltod.
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New MereantiIe COMPANY.

Articles OF incorporation OF Bow
man a Company wero filed with
Secretary Sells this afternoon. II Ia
capitalized at $50, 600. The shares are
i've hundred In number, divided into
800 each. The company Ia organized
TO carry on general mercantile busi.
ness. The principal place OF business
IN Kanab, Kane county. The inuJr.
yofators are a. follows and have sub.
scrib,d for stock nv set opposite their
nance.
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BosToS, Sent, 2l.--A Temporary in-
junction was lodny granted against the
American Protective League. The
complainanta complain that the order
Il insolysnt aud II Ia alleged that Its
liabilities are s2,7si 900, and ia assets
but sl0l, 800. Counsel for tho order
consents to the temporary injunction.
In two weeks thoro win DO u hearing
on the matgor OF appointing n receiver.
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Michael Colin "a @ barber aud he used
TO be- ia tine dental profession. Some
timo ago a woman went into bis plpce
ana had him egtract tooth. The
woman was IN tho employ of the State
Dental society, and Conn paid a hne or
nifty dollars, imposed by Judge Fitz.
gerald, in the court Of general sessions.
t9r illegally pracucing deutistry.-New
York Letter.
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LANCASTER, Pa, Sept 2l.-The
second section Of the westward hound
express on the Pennsylvania railrosd
ran Into the first section at Rheimo
station yesterday afternoon aud both
trains were badly wrecked. one en-
gineer was killeI, and the other engi.
neer and both hfemen fatally hunt. No
Passengers were injured.
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Meeting Or tile nabn.h Directors.

NEW Yoml, Sept. 2l.--rhu meeting
Of the Wabash directors today resulted
In the reelection Ut PTvaiient Ashley
and ali the other old officers. The by
lawn are To be- changed no q, 10 croa,e
the Office OF chairman OF the bosFd,
v hich will probably be taken by Geo.
j. Gould.
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~ ~ An AZ a.

MANNN0. - In the Thirteenth ward, Salt
Lake Ciy, Utah, September 2lsl, 1872, OF
dropay, lohu Manning, agod u years, Q months
aud - days. Deceased was born IA stow.
BRIDGE warw.oksh.re. England.
Funeral services will be held at "a east Sec
ond South. Friday, atsp.m.
AhHuH!li Star. ploAso copy.
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FARGO, n. d., Sept. 2l.-It d. re-
ported here that the Louisiana lottery
has not yet given up the hope Of gain.
ing n iooth0ld ia North Dakota. IL IL
said that attempts are already being
made 10 defeat the adoption NJ tho
antl-lottery constitutional amendment
at next winters session VI the lusisla.
ture.
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aud m accordance with law and the order OF
tht IuHry uf Directors, made on tile rand OF
July, \. u. l,ts, o. many shares Of each parcel
ot such stock He may be necessary will be- cold
~ tue oiucu OF the fAciuc Lumber and BUILDING
Co, sugar House, salt Lake sunty, Utah, on
tho 10Th OF September. A. u. ,lsg2, al . o'eloc.
v M, 70 pay delinquent asfeasmTnt thereon.
together with the cost OF ndyuftsing and ex'
pontotuf the sale.
I'm. LYMAN. Jr.. Secretary.
Tho sale OF the above advertised stock Ia
hereby postponed until tho Goth dny OF svptetp.
Der, lsus, ht2 O'Clock pm.
by order Of the li1ard Of Directors Of tho
Pacific Lumber aud building Company, TINS
tho 18Th day Of September, ih0
=. a. LYMAN, JE, Secretary.
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Legal.

Jerome Hiscbman this afternoon
lodged suit In the Third District
Court against WIN. Harhing, from
whom he claims ssG5.o5 with Interest
from June Goth, 1891, balance Of &C.
count for goods sold and delivered.
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LEGAL NOTICE..
In the Probate C0ud In and for salt IAke
county, Territory OF Utah.
IN the matter Of tho hstate OF Thomas Ilaiue,
deceased

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIvES THAT
~ Henry uuulsin administrator u the es.
tlip Of Ilus, kaf1e, deceased, has rendered
Tor settlement, and flcd m said court, lis lnai
account OF lis sdminislratlon Of snid estate
hnd pcutlon for nniu diftributiOn of the rcbduo
OF hhd estate among the porion entitled th0rr
20, ana thht thurfcAy, the 2lnd day nt -cpteu'
utr' 4 y ig2nt 10 O'Clock ana, ~ tho luurt
Room OF snd iouTtintho County Court House
been uuly appointed 10y the Jndyo NJ said
Court, Tor mo tvitlement ~ elid account and
hearing said petition for distribution, at whcb
TINE and place any person interested IN said
tstato mhy appear and chow cause, II ANY
there hc, why said account should not be- got,
urd and approved aud nnM distribution made
= prayed FOR
Dated August 90. 10! q. Z. ALLEN.
CLERK Of tue Probate Court
BY CAutIES nBOwAN, JA., Deputy.