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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-13
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

ArOTfCE Is HEUFBY GINEN, THAT rs
~ pursuance OF un order " the FTphgIo
Court, in and Tor salt l.Hka County, tah Trrrl'
tory, made 90 the 3Ht day " june, lsil In the
mHttcr of the oHlatH 90 LliEl johnson, un
crHHrd, the undrrlgnpd UAvrutors uf The Lass
Will ami Testament ~ ~ "a nnsOu deceased,
viii sell ~ private sale 20 the highest bidder
Tor cnHh, ana subject to the runurmatllu by
HHll Probate Court all tho night, ulv, Interest
and estate u SAM INA JuhufUu, at The tine VI
her death, ana an the uEht utle. nnd interest
other Joe acquired, other tran or in addition
tutnat ~ fnil fIifl johnson, NJ the umu uf
her de lth, Ia auu 10 that reftaiu los piece or
parcel Of land fiuftr lyiue nui bvins On Tho
city ~ SAT- lAtt, County " salt lake, tab
Territory, bounded and dee .rlcd ~ follows,
to W.T. Commencing AZ the northeast ruTutr
OF lot sUNen .lI u block twenty i've l!O 100
plat"h," salt Lake titv survey, Hnd running
thence west twouty 30 rode thence slulh
Two ami one hnli i-iil ruis thebc0 caHt TWEEN
" COZ rods; tnOnUo uUfth two Aud Ourshalt
(asl rods 10 the pace ni beginning, contain
iug iill square rods ul ground
hl1s tn Writing Will BOO received Tor tGld
property, addressed to the undersigned, oaff
" Waddlll and Aiams. Attorney. - and ~
east, irst South Street, sllt lake CITY, SAT-
Like County, Utah TurrltOfy, up To aud inrlud
lug the lBlh day uf July, l,gl, alter which tald
uTupurty VIII be sold,
Terms uad conditions 90 sale cash, and sub,
ices to conformation hY SAID Probate Court
RlCuARp BRnttEY,
CHARLES Abbott
FNecutors OF the last VIA anu testament Of
eliza johnson, deceased
wIupELL ApAMs, attorneys for estaIs'
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SUMMONS.


The People OF the Territory OF Utah send greet
ing;
To Einn Veins, defoudaEtl
Wow AHE HEUENf INQUIRED TO Az.
pear tu gu action bfolghi against you BY
lilo aboyt.uHmti pla.uuu 10 The District CuurI
~ tho rhifd Judicial hiatriCt Of the Iuiritofy
~ Utah, aud On uuHWor ne r0mplaiut nICd
me Gin within ten Jays tnfclusiNu Of he day
OF serIcoI after ihu Service on you " this
summnns n served Within ths county; or, n
served cute tAls county, but IN thu district
days--Or Judgment By default viii bee tAgei.
again. you, acoorllugto Tic payer OF sad
Tho SAID action he brought to have a decree Of
thu c0urt lissl'tug tho hpnds Of naiflmunv
heretofore existing between plaintiff and dc
frHd,ut, permitting platinum To resume her
maiden name, 10 ait, AnlAiio Srratklust aud
gfanitng htrfuch other and fufthor rslrfAs %
thH ruurt may en- iust Above relief prayed
On hs Y ounds that On OF about September q.
lAli, defendant wllfuliv deserted said plaiuuu.
ardlha ever since rrmalnci away from nrr
without any excuse. cause or prov ocationi and
Shat for more thBu three ychrs last pisi de-
common necessaucs o. Ito
And yoa are hereby notified that II you fail
10 app-if aud answer the sad complaint a.
Ahnte rrauirOd, the sad plantiH Will apply TO
the Couri for The ro'ief domandcd thcrcn
WituCfs. thr Hon, tharlea \. Zane judge,
and the seal Of the District ourt OF the Third
Judicial Dlstrei In and Tor ths Territory NJ
L'fd one thousand oghl hundred and Ninety
Snail uENRY q, MCMILLAN, CLERK.
lg Gro. y. LOCUS, Deputy Olcrs
Anthony kOrLau, Attorney tor Plaintiff, gl1
q. Main street, SAIL Lake Ulty, UIaA. DIV
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ZANE 7. rlpEH ans GUARDIAN 90
~ ikc person nud estate ~ bingham iIVtL
Mar p, T. pcr, Maggie VI. iNp,r Hud Inriuu
Mn fypUr WinOrs, having n|oi her uehunu
heron, duly yUrued, praying Tor un order NJ
tHlr OF iht real Vstntr ut p 10 miuufa tot thr
puTpusCs therein 81 form, ttiH hereby ordered
thHt tpe neat 10 Ain % tho warl aui nli per
sons iHtctrstcd Ia tho ttiate Of taii Wiuurs,
appear before Che said Probate Court uu wed
ntHtay ere .liN day oi July. isl', ut 10 O'Clock
~ the forenoon NJ aaid day, NJ tho court Room
of sald Probate Court NJ the t"u1tY Count
House, In De city aud county ~ HHlt la q,
ltah ItuinTYt o. show cause Wny Au order
should not il granted To the hlid guardian. u
cell iuc whole or sl much uf o. rcal Hstltr Of
The said minor, 40 private BALE a. sual be-
necessary tHuu that uuuf ~ % order IU pub.
lsNod Of luaHt tour successive weeks iu ne
nlsrItEr Evrstso NEWz,4 newspaper printed
anu Published iu zlid ciiy Aui cuunty
Dated June glst, lsyi,
q. ". NAtlrCu
Probate judge.
wADprLL s ADAMS, Attorney Tor guardian.
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NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN TllAr
~ sarah y ~. nsWdrn, admin trairlN OF
the estate ~ samuel L. Nawcfu, de ra.fd, las
rendered Tor fctfiemsnL auu fItu boz sad
court, hst nnai arfuunl ut her afuin 'trtuuu
. SAID estate and utuitun for uuIi diaifIUuuuu
sous rnuilod thereto. hud that Noiues
UnV, the .U.h ulg Of july a. ID. lrIi, ht
D. O'Clock q M, At tn Court Room OF sad
court, In the County Douti llouac, rtlt Ia
tiiy and county. Utah Territory. has been duly
appointed ny tic Judge Of sail cuuf inf ue
srl.lrmCnt " said accunnt ati hearing taii
peiiunn for diatfibutiou, a. which time aud
place any person interested In said estate may
Arpehr and show cause, n an there be-, why
said account should not De settled and arp.
proved and nuI distribution made a. prayed
Tor
dated Jusc 18th. is'2.
CT. ALLEN,
Clefk Of the Probate Court.
~ CAusrLs hHuWSt. Jr. upI MY.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

fsiltc Of poici ilofhihts, Deceased.
NOTICE n HEREBY GIVEN ~ THE
- undcrIgned john M.CnnnOn, admins.
traitor VI the estate of Peer llUihInts, de-.
ceased tn the credunrt ", ma an persons hay.
ing claims nsaiust tho salt dctehsed, ~ tN.
hibt them, with the uOcgss Wy vouchers, with.
iu ten months atlpr The nfst publication OF
.his notice, 10 ihr sald John N, Cannon, at
TAFT Lake CITY, M thu county OF salt Lake. Tor.
fttury Of Utah
Dated july o, ls92
JOIN ~ CANNON,
Administrator oi tAu O. ate Of Peter iIof.
hines, durcuHpi, DIV
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-13

In tho Probate Court, ne and ilr salt LAX,
County, Territory Of Utah
In tho matter NJ tho Fsiato Of Henry iughs
acn. decreased,


NOriCE I. HrHEBY GIVEN, TUAI
~ Auua NCNlyUriI Aduif ifirlirIN uf tho .H'
tote az Henry inrhrtsvn, uttclfgi| haH ron.
dttOr iursotilCWUut sud nlvd in HIi1 cIuu Hcl
final account of her administration " said
estate. and petition for nuu' Hu.nut lu vi
tue residue ~ sAid tttlfv NWutE thH Uefsuna
ruuNyt thCrstut ami that fuHHIlF. fhu lNfu
dlF ct July. laf.. at 90 O'CLOCK u. uI, 40 ihe
CONT room ~ sah Court boz thc Cont ty
tuuH House. salt abe tIiy nud tuuutD ita'
Territory has been duly appointed ty lIu jui.u
~ slid Huufi Or the settlement nf aII' 8r
count, aud t6afng ssld pcftor iur dIs.
tnHuuuu, Afvhleh Time AND place Huy ptrHuu
iuisrcs'c iu .sii rsttr NAV appear 800 shus
cause, Unuy There b. WIN sait account shl1li
net Der sctt.ul anu hUr nNod Ant dual diatrlbu
uuu made or prfytd lur
Dated Iunc sOth, itiA
g. y. ALLEN,
Clrrk OF the rrulai, Cont
by CAusTIN BROWNE. III, Deputy UlcrA.
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NOTICE u ltEHFBI GIVEN THAT
~ Albert T.Mcth administrator Ot the vfiato
ui Anifa = webb. decreased. has rendered
Tor fcitlomeui, aud u Cd IN snid Court hia nnal
account % his ndmluiHirHtnu Of satdoffhto aud
petition Tor nuAl UIsHlhuunn ~ the residue VI
salu tttntc among the uurspuH entitled thereto,
aud that Wednesday, the s0th day IT iu'y,A,u,
lsR Al 10 u'cluci h.W.,Ht the tuuft Room ~ aid
Court. IN the tounty Court House. ~ait Lake
Guy and County, lta1 Territory, has been duly
appointed by tho Judge OF sAit Court. Tor the
fetNrmtut uf AntiArcOuut ANA hearing sul1 PEE.
tiiiuntOr diattihltinn, at vhirh lime ana place
any person interested In aAi1 ettnte may Az
rear aud show cause II any hero be, why said
account should not be settled ami approved
aud nhal diatfIhuiion INSIDE No pray Cd Tor.
Dated June sitt, isJg.
a. r. ALLEN,
Ciert 81 the Probate Court
WApDELL 4 ADAMS. attorney ioT cstaIc.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

North Point Consolidated Irrigation Company
Location ~ oMco AMI principal place N
business No, - Commercial street, SAT
LAKE. CITY, utah,
NOTICE 1ilkRE ARE DELINQuENr
~ upon the following described stock 90
account uf nsfrsamrut so. ., levied upon the
9ard DAY Of May, i'H3 tho sCyural amounts
sti on osite Tho naiuus Of the respective share
holdtra as tOlloSs, towt
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X Famous
French Chef


NOTICE
rs HEREBY GIVEN, 10 TnE STOCK.
/ hoidefa Of the utah Genital Railway ON
rhuy thAt there VAL be q meeting ~ the st1ck
huiIors hello a room No ucsofet National
hank liuidirs Ht the Junction 81 Hast Temple
aud flfsi south streets va tAlt Lake City, Utah
Territory. at the hour ~ = in, JUS snth, ls9.
1hls meeting ~ called y order OF thc Hoard
OF Directors made Juno nh. 1--we.
~ GRAND YOUNG,
second Vice. President
JuNiUs y. WILLS, Hpny.
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In the matter uf the E.titc aud.tuardiuna Zip
of Nugham yVtT Mary D.. tyUur Mag.
Ftu 81. PIPER gnf tnumcnia lypur.
Minors,
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In the Probate court ot tho County NJ salt
Lake, IvfriOry ct Utah.
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In the Probate Court IN and FOR SAT- Lake
County, Territory Of Utah
In the MAtteFof The Estate Of John
Mcdonald, deceased.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-13

In the Probate Court OF tho County % salt
Lake, IUfiiory OF UAh.
In I'm u.uLL.r III ~ ..LaLu II ALu-Lr. I.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-02-11

If Mr.. Blaine had not written his letter
declining to be presidential candidate
until short time before the meeting OF
the convention it would have looked very
much more like the great secretary was
in favor of Mr.. Harrison's nomination.
As it is, there is ample time for dozen
prominent republicans to enter the race
tor the prize and thoroughly organize
their forces. Sherman, Foraker, Mckin-
ley, Alger, Reed and Others are already
said to have beard the bee buzzing about,
and Mr.. Harrison will have lively tus-
sic yet for the honor for which he sighs.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-02-11

Hot Chocolate and Bouillon at Pei
hams spharmacy. Hss
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-02-11
The Fail Election.

This will be great yeartor politicians.
A president and vice-president of the
United States will be chosen by the whole
people. A congressman will be voted for
in each district. In North Carolina a
governor, lieutenant governor, and all
the state officers will be chosen, and
members of thelegislature are to be voted
for. In Buncombe all the county officers
are to be elected except the clerk of the
superior court. In a very short time it
will be difficult to throw rock without
wounding some man who is willing to
serve his country in some capacity. 1t is
time the democracy was putting on its
war paint. There is some very quiet but
earnest talk in the dark corners about a
third party, and if there should be three
full tickets in the field there will be
fun enough and to spare. Buncombe
democrats must shake themselves and
literally sweep the field.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-02-11
The New York Life.

The retirement of Mr. Beers from the
management of the management of the
New York Lie Insurance company was
wise step from any point of view.
While it is true that the business of this
company under Mr.. Beers management
has grown from almost nothing to its
present magnificent proportions, his re-
naming at it's head after having been
censured by a disinterested examiner,
might have caused policy holders to have
some doubts as to the ultimate out come
Of the company, Notwithstanding the
fact that the same authority that con
demned Mr.. Beers, said the company's
surplus was about fourteen million dol
lars. An insurance company, like a
bank, must be above suspicion tc
command the confidence and patronage
OF the public.
The New York Life is unquestionably
one of the greatest insurance companies
in the world, and while Mr.. Beers wal
not charged with misappropriating one
dollar of the companys funds, the fact
that his methods of management were
condemned, makes his retirement wise.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-02-11
Iudge George a. shuford.

The resignation of the Hon. James H
Merrimon as judge Of the twelfth judicia
circuit of North Carolina created va
cancy which it devolved upon the COVER
nor of the state to ill at once in view O.
the near approach of the spring term OF
the superior courts. A number of gen
tlemen we'll fitted by learning, qualifi
cation and character were presented to
the consideration of his Excellency; and
the equal balance of their respective
merits made the choice from among them
an embarrassing selection. His decision
was made in favor Of Mr.. George A.
Shuford. of Asheville; and that gentle
man now holds the commission to fill the
vacancy following the resignation OF
Judge Merrimon.
To the people of Western North Caro-
lima, Mr.. Shuford is well and favorably
known; to the other portions of the
state, less 90. And, though judges under
eur system are selected from specified dis
tricts, ret, in the rotation Of Sircsits
s u
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-02-11

THE Hendersonville Times SAYS: at
appears strange to us that so many
young and thinking men, after making
themselves familiar with the history of
the two great political organizations of
this country, can still give their allie
glance to the democratic party"
Why, bless your soul, the democratic
party made this great government and
started it on its career of unparalleled
prosperity, long, long before the repub-
lican party was born. Fact is, the re-
publican party is only a warty kind OF
growth that has attached itself to the
body polite since the war, and has no
business existing in a republic OF reason
ing treemen. When the democratic party
dies liberty and freedom will only exist
in name
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-02-11
LIFE IN NORTH CAROLINA

Charlotte News: The David B. Hill
men in Charlotte, are arranging to form
Hill club, but are evidently keeping
their actions quiet.
The Worlds fair commissioners for
North Carolina have appointed Miss
Mildred McPheeters, OF Raleigh, as the
representatives OF this state at the in,
auguration of the Worlds fair.
Charlotte Chronicle: Rev. 7. A. B.
Scherer, the first Lutheran missionary of
the United States to Japan, sailed Satur.
day, for that country. He is a son of
the late Rev. S. Scherer, of Gibsonville,
n. Z. His mother now resides at Laur.
enburg.
Mr.. John Johnson, a prominent citi-
zen OF Charlotte, was accidentally killed
while out hunting squirrels. The entire
load entered his side. He staggered a
step and fell into his companions arms.
The blood was gushing from his mouth
and nostrlls. He gave one or two gasps
and expired.
-Rev. ]. T. Bagwel moved to Fort
Smith, Arkansas, two months ago to
become pastor of the leading Methodist
church in that city. A recent issue of the
Arkansas Methodist says: "Mr. Bag
well is making fine impression at the
FIRST church in Fort Smith"
News and Observer: Hon. D. W.
Balm, grand secretary of the grand
lodge of masons of North Carolina,
has received unique and interest
ing document. 1t was an official letter
of the order announcing the death OF
Mehemid Thewfk, Khedive of Egypt,
who was past grand master ofthe grand
lodge of Masons of Egypt, and also hon
orary perpetual grand master OF the
grand lodge of Egypt. Both the doc
ument and the envelope enclosingit were
deeply margined in black.
Salisbury Watchman: Tramps con.
tinue to give trouble on the railroads
Several nights ago one was put off on
the Western road. When the train had
started on the conductor walked to the
rear platform and found the tramp, who
Immediately jumped. 1t was on high
embankment and fearing the man had
been killed, the conductor had the train
stopped. After they had searched some
time in the breezy night air, the tramp
called from the woods, some distance
away, saying that he was not hurt and
that the train might 60 on.
Raleigh correspondence Charlotte
Chronicle: From people in a position
to know, the inside facts in the appar.
emily strange case OF Alex. W. Wilson
(who it was stated was about to be
blackmailed by an adventuress) were
today secured. Mr.. Wilson took an
overdose of chloral, which made him. to
all intents and purposes. an insane man.
There was no woman in the case; his
wild fancy led him to say so, and that
was all. Physicians soon got him all
right at Washington and he is now at
his home at Morganton; weak of course
but otherwise all right. Your cores
pondent 10 again assured that Mr.. Viii
son is not drinking man. The wide
publicity given the case justi6es this
further mention of it.-Tyler Branch,
lawyer of Halifax county, while tenn
porarily insane, jumped into a well, in
desperate attempt at suicide. Fortu-
nately he was seenby some persons who,
by prompt effort, rescued him.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-02-11

By the way, for fear a former en-
quiry was overlooked, THE CITIZEN re-
peats that if the esteemed Hendersonville
Times desires some evidence as to
whether H. G. Ewart sold his public
documents instead of distributing them
to the people as he should, the same will
be Forthcoming upon the slightest inti-
nation that it will be acceptable.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-02-11
FL JAWS
CLOSING OUT SALE.

Having decided to give up of my three stores,
closed out entirely
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-02-11

Office and residence No. - North Main
Street. Telephone No. 81.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-02-11

WHY is it not the duty of the railroad
commission to see that the Richmond
and Danville railroad runs trains sufi.
cient to accommodate the public?
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-02-11

IT would be well for the farmers of
Buncombe to have the question of work
ing convicts on the public roads in view,
when thinking of possible candidates for
the legislature this fall.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-02-11

A cream of tartar baking powder. High
est of all in leavening strength.-Latest U. S.
Government Food Report.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-02-11
$4,000
AsHEv1LLE TOBACCO WORKS,
Manutacturcrs Of Plug. Fancy Smoking Tobacco I'D


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Asheville daily citizen., 1892-02-11

A GOOD preacher is always a poor
politician. Rev. DR.. J. Thomas Pate, of
Greenville, S. c., took occasion in his
sermon on Sunday last to give it as his
opinion that Senator Hill was a man
unfit to be president of the United States,
and as reason spoke of Hills appoint
ment of one Diver to be Judge in the
state of New York. 1t is always to be
regretted when minister talks politics
from the pulpit. The fact that Diver
turned out to be unworthy as judge is
no argument against Hills fitness for
the presidency. Christ selected Judas
as one of his disciples, yet Judas did not
turn out well.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-02-11


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Asheville daily citizen., 1892-02-11

Sale lasts through February and in No. 61 Part
March
About 100 fine Art Pottery: worth from at
French China Decorated Tea
ean Tea Sets 39O woth 500 Sixty pairs
Pitchers SSs worth 5O large lot of Stone China Pitchers
Figured Pitchers 20
1obe 22c 45t
f gallon Glass Pitchers l5cts each Lots of To
ale the interesting offer the following
tery Good extra plated Knives only 9cts % fine extra plated
handles l2O plated
plated hollow handle 27
Rogers Plated Tea Table prices
Aamee Goods being closed entirely this sale m
he first, announed, but
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-12-23

lagos otherwise excepted from the provisions Of this act shall
opened and of roads discontinued any, and make and subscribe
the following oath: eve the sslectmen Of -...--..
OATH that have carefully measured the highways
Guiding pent roads, in said and find the same to
villages IN the
the city clerk who shall within five days. forward
the State and the State SHALL within
twelve days of the receipt the aPporton each
basis of ratio Of the highway mileage of such city and in
soporaed village to the total road mileage of the whole
propoonate amount for each town. city, and incorporated vii
first day of July Of each year. remit such to the
Of each town city and such incorporated villages No town
State herein provided unless complies with the requirements
Sec TO- The statement set forth the preceding
ton shall be made blank FORMS which the secretary State
shall have printed and forward to the seecmcn of each town for
the purpose of making said report.
SEC H. seventyfve per of the highway raised
pro @ in this a a BE a1pfndd upon the Highways prior to
missioner deems for the best good of the public
highway shall be used in repairing rebuilding bridges
cuver approaches thereto exceeding four feet span All
coporaed villages shall be under the exclusive Control of the
eecmen who shall keep the same in repair and rebuild when
SEC 49, Road and street commissioners shall make report
the expenditure Of the received said State
The report shall be sworn to- and forwarded to the secretary of
thereof with the treasurer
Sec A. Each road commissioner shall accounts
received all moneys paid by to whom
what purpose He shall settle his account before the Tues
day March, annually provided by law for the settlement of
the accounts of town officials.
SEC 49, All money expended upon highways provided by
this act in cities and incorporated villages shall be drawn
from the treasury orders signed by said commissioner
and said commissioner shall keep printed blank book of such
orders upon the stubs Of which shall counterpart of the order
said blank order books shall be the said road
commissioner at the expense of the town.
SEC 49, The compensation to be paid the road commissioner
shall be fixed in each town by the selecmen,
than two dollars per day for time actually spent.
SEC ~ Seectmen shall not be eligible the office of road
commissioner.
SEC IS. Nothing in this act shall be construed affect the
rights and powers conferred incorporated villages by their
charters elect appoint street commissioners and collect and
disburse highway taxes
SEC 49, All acts and of acts inconsistent with this
hereby repealed.
Approved November 20, 1892.