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TIL. second session.

MINNRApoLis June s.--The con.
v.ntlon was called 10 order at ll;i5,
Nebraska presented the convention
with a gsvtl.
General Fairchild Of Wisconsin,
nsn In the platform committee seems
to derend, was the object Of general
attention. He declared TO n friend that
he IL with the silver men, all talk to the
contrary notwithstanding; "But," he
added, smiling; al am with the other
fellows, too. We arr all for good
men," no continued more seriously,
"and you will Ind the difficulties will
he solved IN time and the financial
plank be- what It should be. A. yet,
we have taken no action whatever aud
viii not tul the convention adJourns n
the afternoon, and possibly not then.
MCKINLEY TAKES THE CHAIR.
The chairman Of the committee IN per.
manent organization announced that
Mckinley was selected for permanent
chairman. Mckinley wns conducted
to the chair amid q storm OF applause
aud cheers.
Mckinley delivered raging speech
and was followed by Fred Douglas.
Chairman Foraker, OF the committee
on resolutions, asked and was gran, ID
further time.
The roll OF states for nomination OF
national committeeman was called.
The report OF the committee on
rules, making the rules OF tue Fifty.
frat Congress the rules Of the cOnven.
ton, WAS auOp'cu.
A number OF memorials and resOlu.
lions were presented ami referred.
Senator Cullom ToHe and was greeted
by loud applause on the SUPP ositlon
that the dlhtinguishod lllinoihian had
risen to place some one In nomination.
CullOm said, however, that he rose
merely TO question the regularity OF
the proceeding TO nominating speeches
before the adoption VI tins reports Of
the committee on credentials anu reso.
lutiOns.
A glance at the rules showed that
the nomination could not be- made un.
I'll the reports OF the committees had
been read.
Atl9'5O the convention adjourned
TIL II a.m. tomorrow.
GENERAL MOTIFS.
Although the convention was an.
nounced TO meet at eleventh wss near
~ noon before temporary chairman
Fassett raped the assembly to order,
A., Yesterday, while the delegates
were assembling, the conspicuous
members Of the convention were re-.
ceived with applause when they AZ.
peRrcd. This Illinois delegation
brought In ami pnsted conspicuOusly a
bright blue standard with gold letter.
ing inscription. "Liucoln, Grant,
Logan" The proceedings were open.
Ell by prayer by Blshop Whlpple Of
Minneapolis.
Hon. l.. u. Walker, Bentticc, Ncb.,
In behalf OF the Nebraska dele.
CATION presented temporary chair.
man Fassett with n gavel
made from trees grown ON tho
hrst homestead In Nebraska. The
gAyel, he salt, was Ol wood Of hard
growth, inlaid with silver, Charm an
Fsoctt, In expressing his thanks, men.
TONED tae Insane Of Nevada instead o.
Nebratba, amid much laughter, but
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LOCAL BRENITlRS.

GEonoE MuLLETr. the merchant, wa
3n trial In the Police court this afternoon
Tor doing business on SUNDAY.
TnE Utah University students Will
spend Friday next at GARFIELD. An OK
ecllent programme has been prepared.
MAnbiAos licenses were issued today
10 Edward u. Holt and Emma billings,
George u. Guyer aud Helen NJ ufceh-
man.
IL. T.. BTNrLEy. of the Wost TcNas
Press ass0cia hon and representative OF
tho Abilene Reporter made a pleasant
call at our Office ,oday.
TIN Tunth Quorum Of Seventies will
hold thor fegulst monthly mcuunR NJ
the Ninth Ward Meeting House tumor-
row night Thursday June wh' At ''3O
o'clock.
Arm weeks oi patient waiting by
long suffering public,the snail work
ers on state street have completed Tho
paving Of one-half block, but the
ihornughiarc has not yet been opened TO
traffic.
Tur musical recital by tho pupils Of
Prof. Kari llill last evening NJ the art
room Of the Utah University wasa COM
plctc success. The attendance was large
1io programme, consisting of fourteen
I'll
"''""''7' WV ""' '''''
Tug marriage Of Miss Nellie Gfeon.
man wish Lieutenant uuycr, Of Fort
M. i.-.Wlll tnke place this evening at
Z O'clock At tho residence OF tho uarcnt-
OF tho bride. The happy pair will leave
tor Denver two hours later.
A rrtttrtoSr mo..ago was received nc
pollce HEADQUARTERS shortly before ?
o'cluck this afternoon staiing that ".us-
pectn,wns .hadowina q drunken man at
Tho Hot Springs With Wow tn robhing
him. Sergeant Randolph took tho matter
In hand,
-,,-.. ,....,..t
IhE nNineh hnn plHcoth'n "h,v ~,
mines we're plhNlnR iYt Pulse ~ 80
snu ,ne bAlo ,Sv.,P. VI So, r r,o'i "
o,locM, nv Ns,' ,,i ~, ia'n. n ,', IT,
stun Tor tho uso Of the members OF both
Departments.
..., ,-,,-... -. -.
Ihls Merhooh uelNeiy "'Hon fa.l
mo bugsy containing ,Wo Helo. oh
Main street, lhe JUICY Morse Nga'o
tesl,Ne, hf9ke away hhn inn uuMn ,ne
street inc ladies nlgh'eu Nllhout liguIy'
but the vehicle ahd harhoss "eto some
Whei hshAgeu'
Tug brok.n and danuerous condition
of stnt, slroei ramo near re.ulIny In tho
kililnu of"Joo.U one OF the ftvorite ami
nost Inteliigent bor.e.of the ire doparf.
nont this morning while tho run VIA.
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Personal.

Peter Greavos, Jr., OF EphfaisI, Is In
the city.
u. A. koiih il mp from Sprlngvlllo.
J. d. Mcintosh. Tooclo county sheep
man, IA at the White House.
Henry smith, Payson ho,elman, IL In
tho city on business,
Howard plait, Of Leadvllle. Colorado,
IL registered at the Knutsiord.
W. & Young, Of Louisville, Kcntuck y,
IA a visitor In our city.
Josiah smith aud wife, Of American
Fork, are at the Cullen.
4. NJ. Johnson, . Curtis Nebraska,
banker, i In Salt Lske on business.
general manager X. q. Cooper, Of tho
Denver Rspubic1g, wife aud daughter
are at tho knuisiod.
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PANS, June "a dispatch from
Kingston, Jamaica, says great excite
ment was cauhcd ia San Domingo by
the announcement that port Of Sania'
VA Bay In the western part Of the H..
land, has been codei to the United
states and the cession has be con-
nrmnl.
The Haytian Minister i alarmed
owing 70 the fact that American Mlr-
isicr Durham Of Hayti aud char G
hatrilrs nj Sandoming1 has taken resi-
uence In the city VI Sau lumingo.
The German consul Of Port Al
Prince has received instructions Co.
come 90 an understanding with the
representatives. Of France ami England
in regard 10 steps 10 safeguard the
autonomy OF Sandumingo.
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corrected himself by saying the mis-
take grew out Of tho fact that there
was ~ much silver Ia the presentation
OF the speech.
Cogswell Mass, chairman OF the
committee ON credentials, asked for
iurther time AMI permission To at
continuously. 5pD0ner, Wis, was
Instantly on his feet 10 spar Tor adj.
vantage Tor Harrison, having the ad-
vantage Of the fact that COgsw-il him
sen is an adminidaiion mau. 5poOner
asked whtn the convention might
reasonably expect the report Cogs-
vol said this was matter Of personal
opinion, but II the proceedings were
attended with reasonable success, they
could not hope for report before to.
morrow.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ undcTslsncd, administrator ut the estate
OF Aiaty jacobs, deceived, to the creditors NJ.
and all pcrfons having raims against the said
deceased, 10 exhibit thou with the necessary
vouchers, within four month"; after tie ntst
publication ~ this notice, To tho SAID admins
traitor, At he residence In Pleasant Orcrn pre-
cinct IN the county Of SAT- Late. Utah.
DANIEL JACOBS,
Administrator Of the estate oi Mary Jacobs.
decreased.
Dated May 2Ith. i,ga. dw
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milton or nothing. Salisbury says the
Utah case may no, be- reached today.
a vOIE ~ TnE COMMITTEE On cRE-
DESTfAGs.
MINNEAPOLis, June s. a vote was
taken Ut tue meeting Of the committee
on credentials today which probably
lnaugufstes the great strength Of the
Hurrison 'ntn In that committee. IL
WIS on motion % report the uucUn.
tested delegations aud resulted In 20
u 19.
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TITUsvlILE, Pa, June S,-About
forty funerals will be held hero today,
The work ol searching for bodies Is
being actively carried on. II Is sup
posed many ura lodged under piles of
rubbish. DlsontecIants aro being freely
used to prevent the spread 81 disease.
Many are already sick through excite.
meht and exposure,
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seven More nod,.- of Unfortunate ..
Guricd.

on CRY, Pa, June s.-Seven un.
identified victims Of sunday nights
FIRE and Hood were buried this morn.
Ing.
The relief fund for this city and
Titusyille now amounts TO $4,000.
Seven hundred people are already
aided. II N believed that the number
viii run to 500. The people have re.
covered from the lstunning effects OF
tho blow and the work Of removing
the ruins II being actively pro, ecuted.
500 men are at work. Nothing has ~
yet been done on the west side.
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NOTICE 10 oRtpIIoRs.


NJ TiCE Is HEREBY GIVEN ny TItE
~ undcrsisned, executor ~ tho last viii
OF sarah Harry, deceased. 20 the creditors Of,
aud Ml ptrsuua herlns claims arninst the saia
deceased, To exhibit them with The necessary
vouchers, within four mOnthh aftor tho hTst
publication of thit noueo, "a the SAID Oeurgu A,
NlHrumbe sen executor, At No, 4ss u Street
SAT- Lake City, utah Territory, IN the county
uf salt Lake.
Dated April 9ith, lsa.
GtORUL 4. WtsCOMuE, sen,
Executor Of the last viii n sarah iiardy, IL.
rH4Hff A.
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HARTFORD, Wis, June s.--A freight
train on the Milwaukee and ~. Paul
road was wrecked here last night. En-.
gineer Fail, Fireman Reed, Brake
man Roach were killed. A cloud.
bumt had Hooded the track and uu.
settled the calvert. Tho train went
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Finest satin npish for $3.50 per
dozen at NEwCOau's. on Main street.
No cheap pictures but the regular
g., 90 satin finish Tor S2.5n. Only one
price. Work finished In one week.
Every picture guaranteed TO De sur.
passed by none In artistic posing, light.
Ing aud fnish. NJ. w. NEwCoMB,
OpefAlOr.
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NOTICE. TO CREDITORS.


Estate OF Charles Lambert. dcccascd.
NO1iCE u HEREBY GIVEN nv TIM
~ undersigned, administrator Of the estate
ut charles Lambert, deceased. tu the Cfciitnrs
" andail pofeors having claims nFtnst the
said Heoeased, tn exhibit them, with tHo ncrct.
strN Nouchers. within ten nnnths alter The lrst
publication ~ th.s notice 70 the sAiu admins.
tratriN, care of Maddrll Addams, tuuTrUyE.
- and ~ East, fifat South street. SAT- lato
CITY in tlccouuiy ot salt Lake. Utah.
Dated May "a. ls1l'
MARY ALICE G. LAMnEKT.
AdminiatfatrN OF the EstA'o Of Charles
Lambert, dCcUnsrd DIV
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LONDON, June s.--The New Oriental
hank IL IN trouble. Refused assistance
from the Bank u England, I, has de.
clded tD suspend. II has n capital Of
InOuO,0ln assets, and liabilities VI
flj.nlO. mnn-
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BosToS, June s,--Blaine aud family
arrived this morning from New YoTk
and went to the hotel. Ii l. under.
stood he will maintain stIict privacy
while here.
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LEGAL NOTICE.


County, Territory " Utah.
In the matter of the Etiatc Of Thomas Rich.
ardsOn, deceased
NOTICE rs iiENtHN GtNES TnAT JOHN
~ ~, walker Administrator ~ the estate
ot Thomas hrhardsun, dcreused. hRH rendered
for settlement and lled M said court, he final
account nj his Administration Of salt estatp
and petition Tor hnGl distribution of the trflduu
OF saiu rttaie among tue prrsons entitled there
10, and mat Tuesday, Tho 18th DAY pi junc.A d.
wv, ~ ~ u'tlucE o. VA, 10 The 'nufi Room Of
tald tnurt, ia toe County tnutt luuac, salt
lake CITY and County, ttAh Territory, has
been duly appointed ly the judge ot tniN
Court, Tor the tettcmr1t Of said account and
hearing said prtiiinn Tor distribution, "a which
hinc and place any pcfHun interested ln SAID
estate may arpoar aud show cause, 10 any
there be-. Why sNd account should not be Get.
tcd and approved and nnal distribution made
us urayed Tor.
Dated May %. iso1..
q. y. ALLEN
Clork Of the Probate Court
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| uNhl NIL MINING rr t'
- %, principal place of 49,. L0C tfiov
,f ~. nnot,c. :. hereby given 49,, fut t''ss
w ws h9srd Of Trustee, red ~ sa q ntsi9;
cents ber M a, 80, ,'gsnt 40 I, 'S ?; iii
STOCK q the eorto ssi ,',isa p ~ q, Z
Jay from The date bsrf,f uiuu AZ ~.
m, 10 aud % Man stree We Peasant
nan ~ my stock upon WHICH ini.l iAss Cis'
ISL MI be NJ hpa,d on the ,ifi b., irsil
~ public auction .nf slNefilfsd To- III.
,','is WI De 10 on ihe neat b ma
lr 70 n.y the delinquent 80 ay o. Juiy
s.,n.f WIN the coit Of ai,t,ii..i, imsnu, a.
~ t D tnAAglnY fit,is..a, ct.
I.uoAl bil MulnrCers
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NOTICE Is uLREnY GIyrN Tutr
~ uaVid :, Emery administrator sitl III
annexed u the estatr Of Hannah AttvIT,ts
ceascd, has rendered Tor settiumsatand flsti,
SAID tuutt, hif uuHl account Of BITE 1fnifttift
ton OF anil estate ana petition fuf nral futsI
hutibn OF tho rusiduc Of satd estate s-nus ia
peraluH enuilcd thereto, aud that ussdtf NJ
iith dav Of June, 4. u isl9. at Do o'e'arEAw
AZ me louH loon % said Court, boz itg Udssif
Court House, salt lake tity and COUNT. Tuh
Territory has been duly app intrd By tbe Jui.s
Of shid Court, tor the settlement n itid u
count and bearing SAID petition flr di.tfiil
ton, NJ Which time and place nry rfftnu itisf
rHiud N faii estate may appeal and tt5H
eauso, " any there De-, why aidhct0uui th5sl
not be settled ana approved and iuai diitr5g,
ton made 40 prayed Tor
nnItd May lu, isgL
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rJNmOMAs D. LEWIs. TiE AuMlNlsrRA'
Il tur NJ the estate W Hannah Tom .n'na
Narfllc, deceased, having llei m pglMs
herein, duly terllnd. Iuying fu hn oil.i ~
sale " che whole Of the real csia'c " tali le.
ceucnt, for the purpose irtt 90 Hgl leithi y
therefore ordered by the ~ .su NJ sNd ,eli
tnat Al ptfHnnH interested 100 ne esialr OF ~.
deceased. appear before thc SAID ffolale Nolil
on TUESDAY, The 2sh day ut june, w, A. "
O'Clock ia the forenoon nt sail dai y ll'
Court Room ~ Fnid Probate luufLal lic .olg,
~ Court House, IN the ely aud county y ~
Lake. Territory Of ltah, 10 show cause WY Aa
order should not be granted 10 the flli .ln.A,
istratnr. tn sell 80 much ~ the real t,AW pr
the said deceased al private sale ~ shal
necessary, AMI that % copy OF ihs oil,r "
puulialrd ~ least four HurrctslNe NetAt ln ~
DEsInEf tyENtSg NEws, anewapap,I pll'
ed ana published M said city and county
dated May -, ia. -, ,,-.,.,. ,.,..
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NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN ~, n
n Augusta u, sOderhurg admin, iN'Mi,sed
tic estate Of Andrew +. SodtrpY,k " IN .sld
has rendered Tor settlement, and hlel w. ,ns,i'on
Court, her ilnnl account N her hls,,ln,',,istion
VI said estate and potiuOn for inhl u,sfsohs
Ot the residue VI said estate among lh' \. an
dtv Of Jane. A il. isli, nj 10 O'Clock a. w. "
the curt II bom OF said Court 70 w., iiish
Court House, salt Lake CITY ana touh'l, he
Territory, has been dulI hpp9nlei ssd
acroupt and hcoring said petition iof lA'i,gS
lion. az which time and place any p'Isso1g NOV
es'cd IN said estate may appear XXI sboud
cause, II any there be, why shil a,tutn. i.trlln.
not be- settled aud approved AhShhN
lion made rs prayed for.
Dated May 20, lsl2. or ALIEN,
CLERK OF the Probate ~
by CAusrEs BRowsk, Jh, Deputy WV
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NJ AR9AHEr BOWMAN THE AphlnNls'
vi trair.X of tho estate NJ NilllAm 90
man, decreased, having 1ied her petition pri,il,
dlb verified, praying FOR nm order 81 sac o. w.
real estate OF SAID dooodcnt, Tor the w
hy the Judge Of said court, tan persons w
tercated In the estate uf said decreased, Alpg,n
before tho aaid Probate Court % sAaiiuullt s
the snd day Of July, lsF!, A. " l,lp,,,s
Tho forenoon or sad day, az wv touit S,g,t
~ said Probate Court, az the NouhI ~
llousc, IN tho city and county oi sat "a;
Utah Territory, % show cause why W .'.,-,.
should MOI be granted to the SAID arlnlui, ~.
triN, 10 sell ~ much OF The Teal esialr ~ ",
SAID deceased NJ private -zlc ~ thal ur hiy.ssd
Hary, and that a copy Of this order he tun..,s1sr
NJ least four successive weeks IN me ~ ,..s
EVEstNu MINIS, d newspaper printed ani ul'
lished In SAID city and county
Dated June Let, ls19. a., ,,,rou
Probate JUDGE
WAnpILLA ADAMS, Attorneys,
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LEGAL NOTICE
In the Probate Court Of thu g..
LlAe' Territory o. tt.SSn Of sst
renahaw. doeeafei '''o'hy %

i'hAhaW' dceeatei no
NoilCE ~ HElEHY utyFyru,r,
". laylor, administfaior 81 lsAAFA
ilmo,hy ulofonshaw. dtroasrt w -'aie u
,sr ,v,s,.i9sn. Ahd 81 IN san Conn lostl
petition for nnal distrbntion ,f llisaai
W. ~ tins lmong the uotson. tpttlst ,l.gg q
anl INST lhurstay, tho eth AN M A.. llsietl.
rost, ~ 9gl"rh a.H,ul the Coart Room n, y
Ciiy and County, Uiah 'rorrit,1v ~. ,li iait
APPOINTED ny The JUDGE of al Ce,,, ! ~
49,. l.n, ~ Nhli account and hctfirsts ~
'l,pn lot uaiributiun NJ which Time 1871 ~
s"ar NM ,,'S,,,,el In SAID estate NAV
acgount should not be settled ant ~ ~
Dated May Il, isgl. '''''' ior
r,... G.. y ALLEN
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THE SECOND SESSION a BRIEF
ONE.
Governor Mckinley Takes The Chair
aud Makes a Spsech.-lhe
situation.
ny TslsFsphto tho Suw,.
ruE COMMITTEE oN CREDENTIALS
They Adjourned last Might without
AnJ DsHnite Action.

They Adjourned Last Might without
AnJ Dsdnite Action.
MINNEAPOLIS, June s.--lSpeolal to
the DEsERRT NEws The committee
on credentials did nothing In the Utah
case last night. The entire evening
was spent In vain attempt TO decide
on method ~ hearing the contests.
The Harrison men are striving TO get
sub'commit,ees appointed, 70 ~ TO 70.
ciliiaie business, but the Blaine men,
who are in the majority, object to Civ.
Ing Chairman Cogswell, who Is a
Harrisonian, the power to appoint sub.
committees, believing that he would
make them malorisy OF Harrison
sympathi1ers, and thus practically sot.
tie the contest unfavorably TO the
Blaine men. The contest will there
fore probably be heard before the full
committee.
THE ALABAMA CASE.
MINSEAroLs, Mimi, June S.
Especial TO tho DEsEREr Ngws THE
committee on credentials has been In
session since $3.50. They are examining
the Alabama contest AMI will take up
the remainder alphabetically, Utah
being the sixth. Arthur Brown and
Judge Bennett are standing at the
door like sentinels, good nAtured, but
determined. The Straighu regard the
fact that tho hearing 10 before the
whole committee, instead OF before n
subcommittee as favorable to their
cause, their only fear now IL OF being
engulied In the whirlpool OF politics
and not having the Utah question
decided on It's separate merits, It il
now convention hour l am, and the
committee IL still IN session on the
Alabama case.
THE UTAH CASE MAY NOT BE
REACHED TODAY.
MINNEAroLls, MINI, June s.--The
committee on credentials have taken u
recess for one hour. The entire morn
INK was consumed In hearing the
Alabama contest. Allquestions before
the committee are being decided ON
Blaine. Harrison lines, the Blaine
men being from 4,to S In
the majority in every instance, Thus
FAR the decisions Of the national
COMMITTEES have been sustained. The
5traightsate confident that the com.
mittee will report In their favor, but
tncy are trying to lorstall amy minority
report against them. Neither side Of
the Utah contestants have made any
nverlures for compromise. Both sides
are preparing for complete recog
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BANGOR, Maine, June s.-Thc
Democratic State convention met At
uoon. w. G.. Clifford was elected
temporary chairman.
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DICHAgD IRlMLEN AND CiiAgits An.
IL hott, thC executor Of the lasi Hl 40
estate u tli'a johnson, deceased. ttutgtsi
their petition horcin. duly yrfhfd Fhing
Tor an order 81 sale Of al the fu' riiia
Of sAii dercdsnt, tor the purposes ituHn
Het turih, u ls therefore orIotel hi tl1 llise
Of said Court. that nh persons Interested IN ~
estate OF slid deceased. appear ltiotr NJ tal
Probate Court, on Tuesday, ihr llN faf u
Court. 90 The County Court House. m ne ilW
and County Of salt Lake. iitAh TeWlioy linsf1s
cause Why an order should rot be sitnics 20
the said administrator, ~ sell a' much u ne
real estate Of the said fereacd u tu
waite sale NJ shall be- nrrrss4ryl ara ihH
copy NJ this order shall be- published a. lstl
-Four successive weeks in tho uisruIt AVS.
no NLW-, newspaper printed andpubhle4
iu Haid titv and County,
Dated May 18th, islA
l.. ". RAUrCti, prolaic jafst.
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a.
County Territory Of utah. -"
IN inc matter 81 The Estate Of Chafl,,p..
Giuuld, deceased. V
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN INA,
~ Mllliam y. GayuouId. tKrtuto, = w
wv and Testament anl 81 the est.ts ~ ~ ..'
hAyhpuld, drusaseu. has foufeFrd f1r 49,
moui. nnd Tiled 900 sad -FOUR. hit fs.l -. 49,
~ ~ adminieirAiion ~ said estate aud rem,
!"t MA ulstfihutlon on the residue Oh ~ \.
lta amouF the peraoua entitled tbrrfts y.
maj " tuesday, the 18th day Vt June. A MAJ
A. 70 o'cioos 4. w., At the Court Room AZ ~
eouri, " me tounty Court House. sat Ia.
tlly ana county, utan tcrriturY. has Len ~
appointed by tho judge NJ faif c1uri 49,!
stulrmcut uf said account ami helrlny ~
peuuon Tor diatrihution, At Wtifh uss ~.
place huy uefson interested In ssHi ettsfe -.
appear and show cause, u m there Il ~
said account should not DO setiisi M ~
tUr. f'-9A
Dated May .oth. isnl.
q. Y. ALLEN.
tlcfk % The Probate C1gr
lV NaTaVEN Ilufast 'sta
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into the river aud the bodies are under
the wf,ck.
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RICHARDS At her residence ia the Twou.
uou ward, salt Lake CITY, On Tuesday. june
7, 49,. In hor niucuch year. sarah g.. widow
~ The late Dr.. levi Richards. Tier parents
were David and MARY =. Utiniih. she was bora
on the .cth of nuccmtcr. lee, in Monmouth
Monmouthshirc, England. about my years
aso she received the Gospel In her native land,
ani lived AMI diod faithful latter.day saint
Funeral services az D M. on rhuriday, the
'th inst, at The Twentieth wari meeting house.
Friends invited.
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IN the Probate C0nrt. IN and for sai t,l,
County, Territory Of uuh
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MALKER-.in the rwenty.third ward, the
city. june cth. Of ia grippe, Mary walker. aged
q year, and 0 months.
Funeral tUuk place from the Twenty third
ward meeting house today "wednesday. at ,
pm.
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W. o. AlliN,
CLERK o. the ituHate orr
ny CAUtfIs BuuwsE. Jn.| peruig
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CLERK NJ the Probate t','t
Nv CAusTtN iipuWNt. d.. uss5is
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In the Probate Court IN and for sans,
County, Territory of Utah. Wv "A"
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In the Matter OF nc Esate NJ Hama,
AttwicAs, deceased