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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-12
srnno.ed to Be the Stone Thrower.

Supposed to Be the Stone Thrower.
William Sanky was locked up in the
Southside last evening as suspicious char
acter He is supposed to be the young fel-
low who has been throwing stones at street
cars and passers-by during the past two
weeks. He gave his address as 70 Twenty
seventh street.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-12
The Leading Pittsburg, Pa,
Dry Goods House. Wednesday, Oct. l., 1892
JOS, HORNE { CO.'S
PENN AVE. STORES.
WE SELL
Unffimmed
Millinery

At lower prices to-day and show
larger and finer assortments
than ever before.
Beginning to-day We start a
sale of unusual interest that will
attract thousands who desire to
purchase the best and most
stylish headwear at prices that
save them money.
Thousands of UNTRIMMED
SHAPES, just new, every one
fashionable and wearable, in
Guiding a great variety of styles
and all suitable colors, at 5oc
75c 81, S1.25 and upward to
81. 50 each.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-12
Voting on the Southside,

The election board of the Second district
of the Twenty-eighth ward had charge of
the polls at the Conkling Club headquarters
last night During the evening 120 votes
were polled.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-12
Best

You ever saw for the money in Moirc rib
pieces of No. 9, &c; No. Z, SC; No.
,, 10c; No. u, l0c; No. l6. loo. Come and see.
E. S. GILES,
90, q ahd So Federal street, Allegheny.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-12
Don't Take the Risk

or fro or thieves, but keep your valuable
papers, bonds, etc, in the safe deposit vaults
OF the Farmers Deposit National Bank, &c
and upward.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-12
AN INDEPENDENT CELEBRATION.

Sou Inside Organizations Want to Celebrate
Columbus Day Themselves.
There was meeting in the Mt Washing
ton Mennerchor Hall last night of repre-
sentatiyes from various organizations on
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-12

il cABlNETs, best finish, four styles, s. 90,
ut Aufrecht's, u Fifth avenue.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-27

While It is over thirty ye,Ts ago since
Allcockis Porous Plasters were first intro
duced to the medical profession and public,
the marked success and unprecedented
popularity which they met with not only
continues, but steadily increases. No other
plasters have been produced which gain 50
many testimonials Of high value as those
continuously accorded to Allcocll's Porous
Plasters, and the only motive for these OK
ceptional tributes lies in the fact of their
being a medicinal and pharmaceutical prep
nration Of superior value. Additional proof
of the true value OF Allcock's Porous Plast-
ers lies in the fact that they are being
largely initiated by INSCRIPTIONS persons,
who seek to deceive the public by Offering
plasters which they claim to be the same"
''oqual, "''as good, " "better, ~ "best porous
plaster etc, while II is in general appear
ance only that they resemble Allcock's.
Every one Of the so-called porous plastors
are limitations Of Allcock's Porous Plasters.
Avoid dealers who attempt to palm OF
inferior and worthless .plasters that are
purchased by them at low rates for the
purpose Of substitution.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-27

Il Cant. BOYD alive now J would IKE 20
know. lie can thank cart. Ensshn hi,,
his Confederate pickett ior SAVING "'ii
from 4 long night Of suffering.
Is GEN LEES HAND.
IN twenty minutes after got back IN
onr lines a Confederate courier; riaing 2
swift horse. bad placed In Gen. Lees h.h ia
ma letter which was handed 10 me, me
arst demand for the Surrender OF MS 40
voted army In an hours time VIC Wern
silently pursuing our way toWmrd inc nov y,
famous held Of Apnomato1; we iutIvii w.
an day Of the sth o. April. ana slept IN
bivonac not more than three OF Ionr n, N.Y.,
frpm Appomattox, where the lemnnu WIS
made agaln. and was acceded TO- and tne
ConfederIry OF the south welt down III
defeat. but with glory. ,,,,o,.,,
We arrived on the field Of Appropriately
about o'clock on the oth day oi A .pIlI,.
tho day Of capitulation. The negotiations
lasted during that day. The general orueI
from Gen. Lee was read TO the hrihl on
the 10Th OF April. This II az l rensnipe "
1t. Gen. Lee published his last oroer 10
HIS soldiers on that day. -. d.,
l sat down aud copied II on piece OF
Confederate uuper. using pase drum mean
for a desk the best l could 10 ! sntlsu
thls copy 10 Cen Lee. and asked him 10
sigu IL for me- lie signed II, and l have
Ii now. Il IA the best authority, along
with my parole, that ] can produce, why
after That day, / no longer raised soldier l
hand for the south There were tears IN
when | turned TO walk away th're were
fears IN my own eyes, too. He was " hil
respects the greatest man that ewes lived:
and AZ an humble soldier OF the SOUTH ]
thank heaven tina. l had the honor Of fol-
lowing him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-27

their skillfW m1nlpulatofs. ihueel' IL
was
A DREADFUL DRIVE,
That last one down 10 the rear Of No.
So. and the positions were taken for the
last time with q doc sense Of the awful re-
sponsihilty that each man was about 10
exercise Yet there was not the slight-
est sign Of weakening on any hand. Not
n winch, not crcn thought Of commits
Grafton for the fellows who were TO be
rddled with bullets: only stern set reso-
luton to obey orders at any cost.
Ten o'clock came. and no sound, save
Brodcriek touching the clocks as usual
until HOoray came Eleven o'clock,
and still Broderiek; II he Ind stopped
touching the alarms II would have caused
au instant Investigation from the New
street office. Half past eleyenl Ali Il
foOtstep uow-that OF Iloorey, Of course.
No, only n rat scurrying away In coal
bin They must come soon now. The
rifles have long since becn cooked aud
brought into position for instant play,
At last heavy footstep on the stairs!
STEADY. boys Kissed Connor. Don't
shoot without the word fire. ," II WIS
the door opened and--,Iohn Hoey stepped
into the vault room.
Don't shoot boys; it's I-,IOhn IIoey.
The game is up. Br0dcrick has peached
ON US, as he did on the gang" Great
beads Of Precipitation stood ont on the
detectives forehcads, M they scrambled
one by one out Of the hole. They were
as pale AZ DEATH but Conner assures me
that not one Of them had faltCred or
altered his determination 10 kill. The
strain WIS over now. They may have
rcioiced that they had been spared the
shedding Of blood. hut tue frat feeling
was one of bnilled rage and disnppoint-
ment that their prey had escaped.
what has happened. Mr., Hoeyl asked
Detective Sergeant Conner, In n hollow,
husky voice.
'Brolcrick came into my room II few
moments ago aud said he couldn't stand
the idea Of having those men shot down
in cold blood, and hnd given them hint
this morning that they had better keep
away from here tonight. Poor fellow,
he's entirely wrecked over this whole uf-
fair, and has, | think. gone mad. Leave
n couple of your men up stairs for the
night Conner, and the rest can go home"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-27
DAKoTA's WIND CAVE


Grand Rapids Democracy
The wonderful labyrinth, Wind Cave,
discovered some seven years ago by u
cowboy, is in Fall River county, South
Dakota, twelve miles north Of Hot
Springs, and consists Of a series Of
cayerns, siXty-three miles OF which
have been explored.
1t receives its name from the fact OF a
strong wind issuing from the opening,
and for this reason many believe there
is another trance. but none as vet
has been founu. The wind does not at
all times blow from the cave, but its
action may be compared to that Of the
lungs in breathing.
The several routes are very rough
and in places dangerous. The two most
frequented are the Garden of Eden
and the Fair Grounds The majority
OF people choose the former route, as il
takes thirteen hours to go to the Fair
Grounds" necessitating remaining in
the cave over night. Few visitors are
enthusiastic enough or strong enough
to undertake so long trip, as there is
difficult and perilous climbing to be
done, many places where one must
crawl on hands and knees, and passes,
s sr ~ liio ll49ii NllSSIS ~ ol Wnlch
c1rPulenI persons should beware, unless
they wish 70 sucflIlce themselves to
.lio Ct'use vi SCIENCE Inc routes are
intricate, US there are often three or
l1ur passages opening from single
on g,,l
1he human voice IS audible but a
shorC distance, though tapping on the
rocky wall can be heard from half to
S Sil,,,,. quarters OF mile, and last
rouryli ol July lhose VINO We're in the
cave heard the cannon at Rapid City,
80 il'ne nll.eS away Inc tempera-
lure is uniformly 10 degrees tarenhelt
any .ilo ulr Is very clear
Numerous springs are found, also a
s st,i iahe' hach chamber IS unique in
.ts- u naryel OF beauty. The forma-
e.ous, Mhtch are oil limestone, seom Gre
SVgu ~ nary myers, many of them
oe 5,t V 10, uelIG1te 10 remove.
me snow falace' with its riffs Of
S5 az, Its slealhihg' irostllke draperies,
us starry shownakes, spangling dome
,h,.. ~aIis anu no9r; us glowing OF ame-
,nSn5s '' ~. ~ s.1is' iasnlhg Ike dia-
n 'aOliIs' even IN 'he ilght OF tallow
S'a,IuiV, Vu.rINal any Ihlng art has ever
uone IN the way OF beauty.
,.o osher beautiful rooms are the red
i,,0oin.l vne queens drawing room, the
Po o,.,a inc grand opera and the
d d-Urn9 g goy one OF the most Won
u ,Sp .i,i rooms Is the cathedral, where
n rmo Eu,ue, ~ hanipuiaung the rocks,
RpV ~ G. certain weird, musical sounds.
bId az G i,,t. OF Eden is found the for
s DiudTn ir9lt which, In this case, re-
tha t t,.o5 {, iuiiis ana grapes more than
t t,,e , ,ru.lo apple The fair grounds,
~ tbro iar ns.. chamber yet discovered, are
'n Es . acres IN extent
no 0n . a,e,i m99r3ning of August II our
py TinyS started T for the cave, Alva, the
ronte S 10 oS I'VE guide GUIDE, was secured. The
81 aS' ,,1t 10 'he Garden Of Eden was decid.
| lifted we could hear tho - uool was
WING HSr IN It's It's efforts Tor, to to escape,
ay es . You you ready" said the guide
WAS Fl iif,S came Sa from the crowd. The doot
i %aS MED ,I,n d, down, down, down we went
alone aleD yiS bo %Sfk abyss, cropping our way
| worm into ST.. -. N 20 Nhb VI lls ca
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-27

Every man In the detectives party had
singled out his mam Two OF the other
detectives, after watching Tor three SUM
day nights, became sick aud faint over
The strain aud the stern Necessity Of
taking human life, and werr relieved
from duty. two others bcing 0nhsulutcd
Ia their place,
The dctoctiycs' plan was to let tho
theives work out their cntiw plot Just az
1t had been coucoctei. and not 10 shoot
until the last second, nor until the sound
Of fire engines Was heard approaching
on The strurt on the Sunday night he
fore Christmas What u day for such
an awful r,tribuuon.
So they lay still as death, Sunday after
Sunday, watching the experiments Of the
locks, the tampcting with the masonry,
the den manipuniions OF the cumhina-
lions They could not tell but that
some change Of plans might prccipitntc
the fatal moment aud turn the vault into
q slaughterhousC The tension On the
nerves was awful. The strain ON the
muscles, which must hc kept m0tionless,
was distressing Ia the extreme. II WAS
T. solemn and painful sense Of duty that
the faithful lietlc band gatherd together
ii,9r their last Sunday nights watch
ihoN mad every reason 10 believe that
lhr uagedy was on hand, Every man
itlt that he would have tpllOW.crea-
lures soul Ia account for before The sun
rose.
Tho burglars had evidently worked on
without the slightest suspicion that they
mud boon watolied, Brodcrick performed
his duty OF laitiug them IN each Sunday
hiEht' hoorry Touched OF his clocks
regularly; the other four had worked
away unc0nFeiogsiy on the safe. tho box
Of tools had cnlnr and were lying Ia The
GeTht room. awaiting the pnroose OF
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-27

M nv '.a occupied by Casey 4 'Sns building
io,. , va, by Decomber ! o VIZ VIII
ness NY LOT any iirst-class Inn a,'a I, Is now
TRAITOR y y Roach, admins.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-27

On ;he Sunday night before Christmas.
Their plan was this: Each Sunday uisht
through November and Dcccmher thcy
would gaiu access 60 the Adams building
through Brodefiek, the nlghtwutchman
they would make o complete study cf
The locks and construction Of the safe,
and On the night appointed for the roh-
berry, u trusty confederate at midnight
precisely would send out an alarm %
tire from the box Just opposite the south
ferry. As the engines thunderod down
broadway, directly over the vault they
would SET OH their explosives, which
were TO blow out the door OF the safe.
The noisc would be Loaf In the rumble
and confusion on the streets
They would require heavy tools and
IMPLEMENTS 10 work thcir nuishing
touches on the strong vault and to opcn
the small safes within. and how u get
these into the building without being
noticed ON the street was for time a
problem.
But Brady wns really genius. He
caused the finest outfit possible Of burg.
lars tools, dark lanterns and powder
kegs 70 te packed Ia box and Directed
10 Stamford, Conn. through the AdatnA
express, but II would De sent IN 50 late
as 70 miss the last express nin TO StRn-
1ori ON Saturday night and therefore
would have to lie over at No. 90 Broad
way until Monday murning the e1pfess
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-26

5000
The People VI the TeuIiury OF Utah send
grcettuEi
To irnnt starr, Defendant
Wow ARE HEREBY REQUIRED To AP
Il pear 10 nu artlun brought aFFinst YOU ~
of thr Third Judiclai pi-irct ot tho rcfrlrry
OF Unh, hud 60 anHMtr The complain nIrd
therein within toh tays toAUlutyc ~ lhe dBy OF
strNlotI aiIer ttr service on Yuu t { tNts slm.
mnns-li served WithlO ttis county uf, U
served out OF his county, hut 10 int diHtriot,
within tweutv Gays uih0rUise within forty
dhyr--or judgment " ugtunlt VII be iAson
are said action is brought to have a decree Of
The count uiHfllNlug tho bonus vi mauimour
exciting between piH'uit md du'cloi'f. aud
granting o. drcrrr tu pIflntht h.Iudslhs f1ai
defendant ray into ruurt H tUatuhE1lo ssui or
ui be aNUNrdsgc h lutthtr Gum a. sIlmun. -
10 The court may ferm Iust, aud ErAutus her
other relief prayed on two g%rnunda. re- fuluN-,
% wit; lirat, inst zoe tho year ihat pas 90
frutaut has failed o. pruYlgc for plainiiu tho
common ncrpfftfigs Of NE, although hbIc 40
10 do second, ti TOE more tlan "a cars lost
paAt defendant hAs treated VI iuun With ~.
tremo cruelty, Causing net great pAiA ana dis'
And you arc hereby notified that it you fail
To Hpresf anu answer the Haii cuIplaut aa
above required, the salt pllintin VIII apply to
tue court for the &c int demanled therein.
witness, the lion, Charles :, Xunr, Judge,
and nc scA Of me plslIi V9,rl o. NE Ih'ti
Judicial District, IN and for INC Ietritoy OF
uuh, this 9th dly OF AuIust, ~ tho year ot our
Lord one thousand cight hundred ana Ninety
STALL HENRY G MCMILLAN. clerk.
ny nEo. 1. i.nonis, pcru y CLERK sat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-26
NOTICE


NOTICE ~ HiltsN GlSrN. TtiAT IN
~ pursuance ut ~ order OF the PROBATE
& uuft VI the County Ut SAT Lake tctriturJ oi
Utah, made ou Tue lA'h uag ~ futcuhef, ltJ2,
DO the matter o. tho cttt' of Ann OYcuhhaw.
deceased. tho uudgrslsrad, the adninitifatp
TO th. highest biddef for cash awful monty
OF The United htatUa Of Aug lea, aud subject
60 confirmation bf "a 4 Probate Court. IN ~
utN, thp lth day " December 1871, At o. 0'ClnrF
g.. NJ ne front do9r NJ the Iguniy Court
NuIfv. ~ Hatd sAit take County, tiAu IUrri.
tory. NJ the right. tile. intrresi ani rstte ~
cue aHlf Ann Opcnshaw, a. the tNuoUf her drAih,
AMI nh the right. ~ = ana interest that TOO SAN
UataIC has bY operation ~ TIE law ur other
wise acquired OtuUr thau or ~ addition ~ that
death. iu and - all ina certain fcal aud
pgrsuaal property described a. follows, to.w1I.
mat r%EniEtrT.
Being the southeast quarter OF tho northeast
quarter, aud The ives, half or tho northeast
puarier hnd tho southeast quarter Ot srcuun
eleven li1, sud the uorthrHst quarter uf the
northeast uuHrler " section fourtu1u 90, all
~ Township one a. south Of Range three .l
wo0t OF SAT- Lake meridian. containing Asl
nrres ~ lnnd. and haing situstsd ~ the County
Of salt Lake. Territory VI Utah.
PERSONAL f%HoFKHIi.
sixty share. Of Tho capital .toct VI tbs Titan
AND hslt iAkc Canal company.
-ald real And personal property will he sold
separate. Terms and conditions OF aair, Cash.
lawful money ut tho tutfgd states ut America,
tcu per cent " the purchase money % Dc paid
60 tho adniuistraior on tho day II slir snt
balance on combination ~ sale hy said Pro
bate Court Deed al eypsnsa OF ruurha.eE
JOSEPH OfENsHAW
AaminlstraioT OF tho estate Of Ann open
shaw. deceased.
Dated hs leIh day Of November. ls,a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-26
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Lucky mi Mining Company, Location o' pin
clpal place NJ husinesH, Pnrk C'y, suiomi'
County, Utah. Location Of mine. .nbko
Crock Mmng District, M~asAtch tOunly, u tab.
Nu1ICE - ulREiN GIVEN THAT Al
~ u meeting OF tie hoard 81 Trustees held
on the .9nd day uf september, l-J'. ~ sait
Lake Gity, Utah, an gsHus6uuut Nuiubcr SIX
mo " Of i've vruts iVr ahatc WIS ltNiti uh
the capital stock ~ thU co plrll n, rlNnu'e 20
the secretary wlthiu thIiiv gays lsom thn above
Gate, a. ait lake ulty, Utah, Any STOCK upou
which tn nstCssmcnt rttnuinH unphd on the
9nd DAY OF NoVcmbcr. isu2, viii ne Delinquent
und advertised tor sale 10 uuhlle AUCTION, lnd
unless payment 10 m de- before. viii In 20 ON
the i2th day ~ December, lhbl, az tlr hour OF
p u'clOck ~ moon, At te cumnanYs oluenI
No. 80 Constitution buil1iug, SAT- Lake iiiy,
Itah, 20 pay Delinquent assessing nt together
with the cost OF advertising and expense Of
sale,
No y Burton's Uourt. between Second aud
Iiird Wost streets. Second south street, salt
Lake Guy.
November an. iN9t, ny order 81 The Hoard
OF Trustees Of he Luchy bll Mining com.
puuy, maze Tho day the time for detl1r. w ne
stock DC inpucnt Is extended 70 tr2ird Hay Ut
November, isI., and n payment II not mniD
before, Wln be- sold IN tho iuh day 81 January
ls1i, al 1! O'Clock tnoonl,a room No va ruHsu'
luton building. salt Lake lity, litlt to pay
delinquent nssersmgnis Together win costs o.
advertising aud gNpontr " cole,
~. j., ElHioN secretary,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-26

For a few cents any person can obtain a
supply to send abroad to friends, and these
silent messengers frequently preach the Cos
pei as effectually as missionaries. Try it by
buying some and mailing to your friends
abroad.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-26
tsaAL NOTICE.



% me msiisf of ihe b. ftstc NJ Hilph. fsrfiser,
N7criFnNi
order TO -h0v sartr whf order ~ sale ~ real
estate should not ic made.
VIA - ~ tKuW THE AuNlNl-THA-
- tor pt - cststs OF itsinh farIitnh. lie
co.fcd, hating aod bis petition lrte'.,
duly criaed' insviua for an order OF .re
q ai The real estau o. .sid der0iuut,
Cor the purposes tfuriu Get form, % is
hoteby prinrTd hY fHe julgc % stu Tour.
th All rcf i1ls interested the e.taie M
said Gee. tscd appear hcfufe The snlt Probate
touft on iuDldny, the J 90 day u December,
ltl4,at 10 O'Clock iu the forenoon ~ s4td daf At
TIE court hnum uf aid Probate uIfL " the
tuuny Court HDuse, IN thU city and couuiy Of
eAltlale,t tab irrit0rv. 70 show cause Why An
order should not De- sfAntcd tn ttc sait adam.
isif afuf 10 Frl fu much ~ the ttai estate OF
tho said ttcsa. % ai private tne a. fhall be
uocessNIy, and thhi = ccpy Of ihis urdof be-
puhilhcd 20 Irhst fufFU FurrUFuivr seek ~ tho
DktiHEr LvtSiN1 AtNs. q aNsuapor priat'
81 ar Jnilstcf Do SAID 'u' and county
Dated NugtrlrE NfhI 49,.
q " BARrUu. Probate Judge
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-26

wen Annie NiutDF aud Mllnlug Co. frinoips'
ulscs ~ business salt lake CITY, Diah,
N'OItJE Is nIhEbi OWN. MAT A.
e injecting u the board " Director
hrld On ihr !ith iC 81 seriTm1er. n. y ~
iv auG with nc consent OF The stOckho dCrl. %
assessment 80. u OF etN 20 cruts rof share
vaa LEVIED IN no capital atocs OF The epmpanN
payable to George swan, TrcaHurrf. ~ room
No 8. Drsefct Nuti0nAl Hank tulfing,. falt
Ia Cllt, Utah, before N0ygmhtr lti lN
ANY stock upon which this Hssesswcnt may
teuHin unpHtd'o u ihc lst DAY Of November,
isUl a. Aforesaid viii Dc uuiiniuuut, aud al
verified Tor sale. o. public nuetOn, and uulesf
payment Il made before, viii he sold ou Thurs
dHy, the 10th dsy Of November. lTf, ava O'Clock
%. ~. to pay delinquent ahfCssmrnts, t%ogoller
with the coat nf ifyeftlsiuE Tnd expense OF
Gale. JOHN 4. Nthkktk, rectetaty.
dated salt Take City, september gHth lssA
The date OF delinquency in the above notice
% aasrsHucut 10 hereby rAfented - Duceni'
Der I, isse, ant thc dGia OF rlle of delinquent
siooE 70 tucsday, December .oth, l-l.. NJ
Hy order Of tho Hoard OF Directors made
joins L. SEnEKEH. Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-26

The question. WHO named tbe
Empire statet is ofscu asked. bat
seldom properly answered. General
Washington Is the man To whom ibat
and muuy other louor1 belong In
his reply 90 the address Of the com.
mon council OF New York city, the
great general said II pay tiist
heaven hestow IFS choicest birssiup-
ON your city; that u wen regulated
and beneficial commerce may enrich
your citizens and that your state pt
present the seat Of cmpirD may Get
such examples Of wisdom und In.
cgality as shall have a tendency 10
strengthen aud give u permancncy
TO the Union at home and credit aud
Responsibility abroad"
This is Of course an infcrential nj.
fusion, hut was the origin OF New
Works popular namc nevertheless.
St LOUIS Republic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-26
SUMMONS.

10 re Diairici Court IN and for the Third Judi
cal Dntrict 1I Utah TcrritoTy, Csgny
OF sAlt Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-26
lEaAl NOTICE.
Ia tbs pfoLat, Court in aud fuf SAT- LAKE.
County. Ierritoy OF iAh
In tho matter VI tbs Ls,Atc Of EoUeft Rocket,
dtceastd.

County. Irrritofy Of JtAh
In Tho matter VI tbs LstAtc Of EoDedi Rocket,
deceased.
Noiico ~ umc and place Tor The hearing ~
petition Tor Himsslun 10 Probate uf VIII.
IL UgsUANT 10 As ORDER OF sAtD
Court IN HtId matter, notice " hrrsiJ
gwen ihat fltduy. the lnd lay Of DtceinhOr,
3, D. is', a, 10 o cioot A. ~ st tho County
tottt nuus" In SAT- iasr CTS. ttau loIrIury,
10 the rourt ROOM nt said rourt, has nten AZ.
pointed tlc iimo aud plftc tor hchfing o. a
petition Of Eifahrti JHus Thornton, pray ng
Ter the adWitslor C. probate ~ a"eriHn f1ru.
mtnt herewith rresrutrd, putpOrtinE tu hu The
last vii aud lestamclt vi Robert iiurtot de
ceased, when sud Who're an persons lnteresird
NAV Hrpr1f nud oppose tue probate uf Haii
win. or the granting uf icurrt tcsiameutAry 10
boz ~ prayed for In ssid patitou
IN wituCfs whvfcaf, have htruuutn GET my
htud and nnI,sd The seat ~ aald Court. thIs
ib,h day Of November, A. u 1922
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CluTf % De Probate Court
Nv CAuerrN NuuW ~ ia, Deputy Jrrk.
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