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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24
THE FRANKLIN BANK PRESIDENCY.
FACTIONS IN THE pOARD SAID TO HAVE CAUSED
THE CHANGE.


THE CHANGE.
Members Of the Clearing House Committee say that
The one,tion Of allowing the Franklin National
Bank 20 clear through another bank while NJ l"'
messenger was president did mol come before the Com
mittee either officially unolhcially. MI IAAlih''
Inger retired on Wednesday. ana though number OF TIE
director, resigned with him. enough remained 10 elect
10 the presidency Charles +. James, son Of Thomas
T. Iamc~ president Of the Lincoln National Bank Ills
retirement was brough, about by representations mat
the Clearing House did lock- upon him Win favor
os a hank pe,ldenf People who familiar Win the
banks affair, say that the real reason for the re'Fc
men+ was a factional difference between Mr.. IhaHeS
singer and Mr.. james ana their friends The TWO men
formed tho bank which has MOI been opened ana ICON
the rooms Of the Old North River Bank AT Gr""n"ch
and Dev-sts Mr. Thalmc,sincer controlled The D.IIu
and mans wore made 10 have the Lincoln Nall"HAl
pank clear for the new Institution. The friends o.
Mr. James II Is said. thought they would ik" 10 nav"
him for president and the Lincoln National con
vani,n,lv concluded that it would have Nihcuy III
clearing for the bag If MI. Thalm"'-Hs'f IT.
,oon.-d n IFS head So H. induced TO retire. y
meu,.r VI the Clearing House Committee said Yesterday
that he felt ,llre that clearance would NJ" nave "ei
refused If asked Any reputable bank Ike the Lincoln
assuming the responsibility Of clearing ior h'" "''"
wonlA he allowed TO act rs the Others agent.
Mr. Tbalmcs..ngor wa, formerly president Of -"
Mechanics, aud Traders Bank. The bank Lad a r'h
ON +, in 1900 The Clearing House Committee invest
go,.d Il and ronud # sound. Mr.. Thamc,-incer soon
ar.r ,.icocd the presidency, IL Is now sad, hc'ar r
no ,rord not allow certain stakeholder, 70 use the bank
%, n.rsonol ends other people s3v tia. VIII. no "1rl
80 ever an against D. into CITY many banhclo do
NJ mini, him an ideal prl-id N. owing g. ihr Hn"l
mat he does not pay sufficient attention 10 '"' "''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24
, HERRING FOR THE HUcxLEBERaY ROAD.

The Aldernen's Committee on Railroads gave q
hearing yesterday In the Common Council Chamber Oh
the application Of the Union Railway company Known
rs the -Iuchcberry' road, for franchises TO build
.ri.s NJ CONNECTING line. I'm the Annexed District.
The general sentiment OF citizens who appeared be-
fore tie committee that specified time SHOULD
Ice fixed within which the roads must BE- constructed
j. A. Gouldrn said that Two Year, was amply sunc'"n'
for building The propo,cd Inr-. After Hugh y. camp
james Morrison and otacrs had gwen their opinions
which conceded with the views already expressed the
Aldermen finally closed thc hearing. and will present
,h,i- r.uor 10 me, Board The impression Is that the
rnmmtt.r will advise definite limitation rs TO The
lime when the roads Shall be- built and put IN running
order
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24
nrRr VI ARE. MR. rrREoY


THE tOSIEOLIlE IINl'N~ NHNI h'' NM
MIXING % Much NOISE Norr
.Io.eph ilaae. Gi.t assistant hoohhecI"r Of ih"
Finance Department. va, sent Us ih' '"nlioi'i 10
make ara examination Of 'he book II Do" Fire Depart
mont relating 10 fine appropriation fr "'ppa'"i"'
-uuul.. etc. over which 90" heated CONTROVERSY
,ro.c ip the EoaM o. Estimate on l.Hr-da> b"i" 'h
Pre- id,.n Irrroy. of the Fire Department. AMI con
frolicr Nv.r-. Mr. llaas reported timt cN'ln-Ne -
$1,000 allowed for r'pai and alterations Z" b"ld'ha
the apr. pratt 81 *oo7.o.o u'd'r ih" h"" "' '"'
.n name ha. been reduced bv transfer OF $1,000 ~
tp lhc Department Il Budlnr'. i'atnt -''h' .'' w.
ont II which SOS. 0c0 30 bad been d'hui-'d ca IT,
,,ii. iiior. drawn on The Finance Department mp J."
n.c.r,lor % Tm, was The day on which The lif'
roord took the extraordinary 'pnir' "i A''Pl''
work I'm the repair shops. o." Issuing "i surP"'
putting the horse, on tWO thlfls ratl'h' ANl n'"E "
fantastic things b-cal-c the Board E-u"a'' '''. -
J., allow transfer Of more than $4,000 I" inc -
900 a-l,'d for liding th" Ire D'p'i ''''"' '''
two week, OF tn. year.
r,. hoo,,i.cpcr shows that the Fire { mmI'slDh'r-
have therefore "A balance Of tl'2' -" ana au"'"s l"
This the 5000 transferred on Thursday u'S NV
~, 17a 36 The liabl.liic, balance due on con
tracts $3.50 -: rent, SGD, ana Dis V" N''''
s.. 057 10: total @IG.si3 %. To THIS mu'' ar W
added t.l.gaph force $500 contingencies fl''oV
a. :, 400 and horse shoclnp. 42.5OO: total! $1,000
oti,o in all s.,o sl1 g. Che estimated r'ducnoh
Glitch yiu result from the boards ACTON oi pi
ccubcr ~ telegraph forces, Sj2j; ea' f'oo' nor
sho.lng ~ 30 total s2473 would leave f@oI'' U.s.
1b,. taken from the balance o the appropriation d"
hand l.avc, 1908 -. Exclusive Of the PROV ','u /"
durtion by the Fire E.aid. there would be d"hen'S
Of II ,5G9 ~. ia, ,,,,,,.i TN, II
di,iomaI si2O0O for rcpaliins tie nreb~h ld9 Nr
| never -, 80, u luy rIslt h3r't, ,c,,, "n,
"uiI and disabled animal. -. 100 Tor t'i'lsur P
nIi'- machine paint. haIlc-- ices 1pn' G,i Fpoo ,
intal ST. 100. Bat thing In the I''' N'' h'' "''
/ Il .r
~ tLr most. therefore. the drlGcn'v , o,", WIN
| IN much nOI,r has been male l. onl' Tl''"''-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24

duty In the revenue marine service rs the '"i'-
ditiOns OF the Eush-BagsOt treaty of 1917 restricts
both the United states and England from having more
than one war-vesse each In commission ON the lakes
at the same time. An officer speaking Of the action
OF the British Government In building and putting
into commission three alleged revenue cutters on the
Georgian Bav. yesterday said
In building the vessels the British Government
chooses 10 disguise them revenuccuiiers' bui thel
lav. oil the Qualifications for lake vessels, and
In view of the number Of British p1inbOatS Which can
pass into the lakes from the -. Lawrence thry com
pose quite a nucleus for lake fleet. The BahcrOll
will be ready for commission III II lew DAYS ana
hope the Department Will send her To the lah's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24
CAPTAIN PICKETT.

Inspector. Price transferred to the Central Once
and Was promoted TO the rank Of sergeant in l-7'.
rs detective in the 1enderoin" dstric; Prlce made
for himself a remarkable record. He received honor
able mention by the Police Board twice. and he was
brought before the Commissioners three times to be
t.icd on charges. Two complaints against him were
dismissed. lie received a reprimand in one case
lie arrested l.749 persons. Most Of the prisoners
were convicted tleir terms Of impn Sonment amount
ing altogether to 30 years one murderer arrested
,y him was hanged. The prisoners who escapi
being sent prisons paid fines amounting 10 SO9O1'
Price also recovered stolen property to the vain" Of
S7G,GoO. After he became s-rg'ant BE- mad" 100
complaints. upon which one policeman was dismissed
from the force, 10l were fined, ana two received
prmands.
Among The New-YorLcrs Who lately recommended
Prices promotion are Juise Miles Beach, Of the 81
prene Court; President Cheney, of the Garfield IA
tOnal Bank; William Blooh1icd. Hugh ONcil, W. ID.
Sloane and f. L. starr. Flice +, Republican,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24

THE WESTTNGBOrsr COMPINY JOINS THE TRUST
Chicago Dec. 23.-Thc announcement y maui ''''
morning that the last great opponent OF inc r|.i9o'
General Electric Company has SURRENDERED ,n' w.
mghouse Company having turned It's Mor'"
lighting contracts over 10 'ic trust ' .,n,
-, u,h,,nc contracts were awarded last SPRING
h Gopcr,I Electric Company wanted Sl,71ooVo' OF
sls 30 lamp for 100000 lamps, while the ""s'l"S
house people offered TO do the hshnns LOT 90 90 u"
,,mp ard finally got the contract at mat price ai'''
hard fight Now the Edison t''hrraa a "",."T
nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24
TO BEING C0RPORATI0yS Under THE RULES

TO BEING CORPORATIOYS UNDER THE RULES
President Evan Thomas has sent recommendation
TO the Board Of Managers OF the Produce Exchange
that By law be framed putting corporations on The
basis individuals, far the by laws OF the
Exchange are concerned. The Managers yesterday
directed the Law Committee 10 formulate Il bylaw to
this effect. Its adoption viii De considered soon.
The object Of this step Is 70 enable the Exchange 10 hold
corporations amenabc 20 Us rules. The Exchange Is
composed solely OF individuals, present, ana while
these individuals reached by the rules, corpora
tons which they control not reached.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24

philadelphia Dec. 23.-'fhcodorc T. Hunter '.'
Ihocrixvillc Penn. banK president WHO wa ~
convicted OF mlllng false rP"''9 " Wv .,
-, ,,. curr.ucy wa, released this morning 10y ord'r
-, ,dr Iu,cr from th, county prison. Judge luuer
Lcard an appeal for arrest Of JUDGMENT mad Ds
IIuntcr, attorney and decided that me "oNc'"''n'
hod NOT made a este on; against lhl. linh,ri :
friend. say that hr I, so iar gone III '"'''"'P ~
Inc cannot long enjoy III, llDeIS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24
THE BAxcRorr MAY nn SENT TO TIE LAKES.

THE BANCROFT MAY BE SENT TO TIE LAKES.
rumor that was current at the Navy Yard yes
erday that TIE Bancroft the vessel recently built
at Elizabcthpor y. j.. ana which IS to be put into
commission In a few days IS 10 be sen, TO the
lakes 70 take the place Oi ihe Michigan. TIE Ban
croft was designed and built for service training
ship for the cadets Of the Naval Academy but She is
much more Of war-vcssel than the old fOurth-ratc
sdewheel steamer Michigan. in the lake service
II she should be sent to the lakes II Will be
In mt the Michigan out OF commission. or put her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24
HELP THIS rycHAyGE FOR wcNis'S WORK.

The attention Of the public Is called 10 ne "'F" ~
n, Madison Aycnnr Depository ana EN'h'hs' ="
,yomon's Work at Madi sonavc. ana lltyh'h'"''''
,liect Of the exchange Is TO hclp me u"h' Ia"
gomen who through rrveraes' i'i''T''' " ,',,
,,. 10, forced 10 turn TO their own handl
,, tr s,,,,or, The cxchang" is the medium 'hf'ls"
rc, mi, clas, reach the public To the exchange '!
nrc their goods hnry embroidered llnrnS dr' rS
asro.ated bits of china, etc. lc,r 'am ,,' ncoie
iful Christmas gifts, ana ny Hc'ins '''"' wv
rou help "A worthy charity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24
oyr nov DEAD The OTHER DYING.

indianapolis, Dee. IA dispatch 10 Inc ''"''",
from Fort Wayne says: Al Nc"-''"''h "N ''"
'a,, Il hore Henry tbc ecvcii-y car-od son Of sln
ma smith saw lis brotbcr's shotgun leaning against
t,llc I'm thr Kitchen Thinking the gun WAS MOI
loaded. he pointed 1t at his Us" Younger p'o'"'''
Joseph and Grover, aged Ten and ciSh'' respectively
lie snapped she trigger and the ini ,hife" Ui "mo
struck the two boys. Grover ui'u i's''""'' ~
Joseph Is not expected 10 live.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24
,,e-r,,,c ~ NEW ENGLAND.

niy o' ~, etha Christmas holidays Will do wen 70
iotIcr inc old rel able soni"eo ntc raS
account vi ,. "a maize connections in all ElndS %
weather The steel Sissms n This sne prese"
,.n In, ro,.en ,ntS ani appliances appucaDie
~ e III bnlding and ar, the hand ,omcst sies' a"d
81 rnr, oh q vessels Of their class afoat. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24

The PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company' 'hris.ha'
holiday tour TO Washington. ID. c. VIII leave N n
Vnrk If IL Y. m Thursday. December ~. lhl'
from New-York Sl3 So including all necessary OK
ncnses and hotel accommodations during period o.
he DAYS Further particularly and detailed
, ,rtcS nj oompany's oGices $40 Broadway. New
YORK ana sG0 FuitOnst.. Brcohyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24
rop v,TyoyAL sur CANAL coNvHNTIov.

Dnluth Mimi. Dee. 2a-As the result oi corr
spondcncr with large number OF conIn'r'''i anu
u,,,nlclnal organizations In variou' paris ~ NV
countrv Mr. Thomson. secI,'iarj oi the pllu'n nam
hnr Of Commerce, today issued call r = .'""',,
shin Canal Convention To Dc Len III "'a''"s''" ~
i.t,fta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24
NEW POLICE CAPTAINS.
THREE SERGEANTS PROMOTED.
,.urs K. pRIcE. JOIN j. DoXoHuE AND PAT.

RICK H. PICKETT ARE THE MEN.
The Police Commissioners appointed three new cap
,ns of The force choosing for promotion three Of the
,,on,s who stood welt on the Civil service eligible
II, commissioner VI cClave moved the promotion OF SER
reont lanes X. Price Of the Central Office, who
hoodsl the list: Commissioner Martin selected Ser
n,or, Ioln J. D0nohuc, Of the East Thlrty-hithst
,,,d and Commissioner ShccAan chose sergeant
,,,r,c, H. Pickett, Of the City Han squad. Commits
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24
Conducive
To
Health

The use of 4 vegetable cooking
fat in shortening and frying which
causes no indigestion and has no
greasy taste must certainly be more
healthful than animal fat. In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24
COttOlenC

You have a cooking material which
is composed largely of a pure,
wholesome vegetable oil, and which
is without an equal for shortening
pastry, cake, biscuit, &c, and tor
frying doughnuts, croquettes, oys'
tiers, &c.
Physicians pronounce CoTroLENE
wholesome and nutritious, and the
best authorities on cookery in the
country say it is the acme of cook
ing fats. All grocers have it for sale.
Beware Of limitations.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-17


Early one morning not long ago n
black boy going to his work was pnss-
ing along tho Piorcua Mill road. ncnr
Washington. PAYING litde attention TO
whit was before Tim ho suddenly found
himself confron "a by o large grizzly
bear The boy did whrt almost any one
would have done under tho same cir.
cumstanceq--hC turned and ran M fn.t
rs hi. le5n. could carry him. Luckily
the bear did Not follow. md ls reached
o hcuse end gave an alnuu.
The .ncwa soon prnd that grizzly
bear. hhd escaped from the Geological
garden. Itwould be hard 10 toll how
the ncwlpdS abroad, because every one
was afraid 20 SO out of doors. People
barricuded thcir door and window. and
kept their children IN the house. Tho
schools In tho neighborhood were with.
ont pupils
Tho snpe.ihtcndcnt Of tho geological
garden heard az any rate, that his lost
bclr had tpei' seen on thr picrcez SIN
road, and accompanied by several wen
armed volunteers inc started .u pursuit
Of tlo animal
Thcy came upon him not f1r from
tho place where the hoy had s.nu him.
The bear regarded his puuuer- iudif-
fofentiy The superintendent was led
10 hope that hc might be captured alive.
"Lets surround him." said the chief
of tho hunters.
Thoy proretded to form ring about
the grizzly, This proceeding Infatuated
him at once, aud DO made a igrocious
attack upon one Of tho hunters.
but before he could reach tIu man al
the other hun,ors rushed braycly 10 tho
assistance Of thoir threatened comradc,
whcroupon tho grizzly, fccing himself
outnumborod, turned tan with growl
and ran 30 q trcc near by.
Once more the crowd crept upon the
bear, aud then tho animal rushed va
liantly az thom all. This time several
men hrod at once, and the young bears
brief period VI liberty was brought TO
an end.-Washiugton Letter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-17

There We're traces Of sorrow niugling
with those Of hardship and age on tho
face OF "Old Sport Csinpana as be-
made his customary rounds Of the Clark
street resorts yesterday. lie did not
push the sale OF his stock Of chewing
gum with his wonted activity and per
sistoncy. Occasionally he brushed away
tear from his eyes with his rough and
awrinkled hands. Tears are not raro
with "Old Sport" but II was evident
that those ho was brushing back yestsr-
day were sincere.
whats the matter. old Sportr'
more than ono o. his customers asked.
"Old Sport" placed his stock of gum
on tho sidewalk. Ic drow n little bun
die of paper from one Of his pockets,
and carefully unrolling 1t drew from It's
folds n bit Of yellow plper--a clipping
from an eastern police journal. II told
Of the sudden death in Bridgeport,
Conn, OF Alexander Campana. sixty.
Eve years old. He was "Old Sports"
brother. OF his death the veteran Pc
destriGn knew nothing until ho was
handed the clipping yesterday.
No grave was over dnmpencd by
warmer or moro loving tenrs than those
shed over tho bit of yellow paper that
conveyed tho message OF sorrow to poor
"Old Sport, "-Chicago Tribune.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-17
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Lucky nh Mining Company. Location 81 prin
cipnl place of businokf, Park Cliy. sunmit
County Utah, Location Of nine, snake
reeh Mining district W asalch County. UtRh.
NO1lCt ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT Al
~ Rinoeurg Of this lionrhuf Trustees, held
ON Tie .2nd day Of September Ib92, nj salt
Lake CITY. utah, m assessment Number sis
lNu, bl Ut hNu ccnis per share wac levied on
the capital Ht1ck OF the corporation, pa nu. 20 60
She secretary within thirty days from the above
date. 90 SAT- Lake city. Utah Any stock upon
which thlH Nasrrsment remains unpaid on the
hnd advertised Tor sale NJ public auction hn1
unless payment made before viii be sold on
the 2,h ga OF December 1892 at the houf OF
~ oDllc. m. noon, % The company's oflCe,
No all Constitution hulldine. salt Lake CITY,
Utah, % pay dolir qucnt assessment together
with the coat Of adyettlslng and expense OF
sale W, j, BURTON see ctarr,
No 70 iurlon's Court, between second aud
Third Wtut Streets, Second south street, sat
lake CITY, "a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-17

down n steep bank leading to the
creek. The earth was loose ana
trsacherous, and the horse lost ils foot.
ing and slid and fell into the whter.
When the hunters reached the apinialSs
side they iouni It lying in foot Of
water. IL Lad fallen head first
into the creek nnd forced It's
head beneath huge focG, from
beneath which the confined OK.
eflions OF the men were enable 20 er-
tract II, and the horse was drowuni.
30 iigh ~ hat the anlmal's head been
held by the rock that Wostman wnr
forced to cut the bead from tbr trunk
Ia order TO secure tho bride. The
horse was u great fEvorito with It,
owner aud was highly valued.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-17
NOTICE.


Wen Annie Mining and milling Co. Principal
place Of business salt Lake CITY, Utah.
NOTICE Is HEREBY OWEN. THAT AT
~ q meeting OF thc Board Of Dfec'orl
held ON tln litl unr Of September, A. ~ laH,
ny ana with the consent Of thn fiofsnuiders, On
wHH levied on ne capital stock of the company
payable 90 George swan, lrelsufer. 40 room
No o, Desofut tsuonal hank luuding, Salt
ANY stock up0n which thif HfsCsfmtrt nay
rrfriir ununld on tho ist lay ~ November,
lrr at afoHssaif Will BE- iciinQucoti nhu al
yoriltcf Coz saic ~ public autuun, ana ullsts
payment b. made before, Will De- rplt on THUR.
day thr .Oth dfy OF ovtmDcf. lsli, at ? O'Clock
D. b., M pay delinquent affessmonta, turrthor
with Tho eust OF advertising ana cNupnFU OF
sale JOHN l. NkBkkUH. secretary.
dlod
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-17

Wy HEREAs. EillAurTH BRETT. JAMES
W ~ htuu and Isabel LreiL li hnir cors
70 Do decd oi trust dated ug thlrl dnt q juy
1850 nnd duly recorded 90 Tie recorder lniCc,
in ne corutJ of salt Lake. 10 tue Territory OF
Utah, IN Noik ], 81 M1ughEca paEcs igt, 49,
IS hud 20, cold aud conveyed 10 tit uudcr.
rs. 90 wit. stIAI. . On thc sity Hnd county %
salt Lake, Territory o. U'Ah. h"stnnuF NJ TOO
uorlhwesi conner % iot two t2.. uiocs cstty
nirc ,tW, Pat ID, .sll LhtU Gay survey, nnd
running thUnre Huu three lJl rode. aud thence
cust seven 90 rode. thence norm frtD IU
rods, and ihuner Ncstfyvsn a. rods 10 uIsr1
turIug .ftc ua4 muut of "a orrffIH negotiable
rrumiss0ry noIU made uy said bletis. htine FOR
Zoe sam uf eve hunorta r.Itfr tssOuN uHiod
tt ralt lake City utah, July s. l-in. and pay
able tr1 yeus after Haid date Go The order %
filmh n. DAVE, Tor value rrctiyct, without
99ci4lcAuoh or discount ~ Pm IAsu vip,
fuic ui one per cent per month. ami sAld notU
Il utrii. ulhfly dCacrilpi iu said iced nf truft
MhUrcnf,accordiug % tue terms aud conditions
" sald note ami said deed " irust the said
uotC 10 uuc, and mo- part thereof has been rHid.
except thr sum Ut eighty dullnrH TOR intCfuIti
ana whereas % wac ana D. provided ~ fail
made IN the payment of saii note or
The interest thnt may arciue thereon az pro.
yldcd ihcrcin. iheu a. ihnfcqucst OF tho holdor
ut enid note Hsid undcuigutd truftce should
proceed 10 coil shid property or any part
thereof 10 the highest bidder Tor c.sh Tor tho
purpose of paying flif mote AMI fulh'Iing and
u,achhrsing TIE duties Of SAID ttust. nnd
whereas the icpal owner aud holder uf SAID
uotC has requested the UNDERLINED trustee 90
proceed n cen SAID property usdtrnnd accord.
ing % VIC tCFms AMI Cnhiitiuus VI suid deed No
trust and 20 discharge the duties and obliga.
uoua thCtcof
Now. therefore, I. tho undersigned trustee
Aforesaid, al the request ~ tle lCEHl owner
and holder u ehid ptuMitHory note, VIII, m 90.
CurdAnrC with the terms ana conditions Of sAid
deed OF truat on the i1th day % Oriobf r. isgl
IN tho city 1T salt Lake aforesaid, at the front
door nt Tie salt Lake County Court House,
Utah Territory, A. twelve O'Clock noon " that
day. soll No public auction 70 the highcst hid.
der Tor call, SAID property or 10 much thereof
o. may be necessary t. pay said note and "A.
forest and 90 sHtirfy the sane and discharge
tho dutlca Imposed on me by saip decd " trust
jobs W. skULI,
Dated at salt Lake City. Utah, september
l9th, lsll.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-17
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court, m and for Salt Lab
county. TeTIlory uI uhh.
order to show Cause why order Of Sale OF Real
Estate should not be made

IOsEPH OPEN NAV, THE ADMISGs.
~ traitor OF the estate u Ann uucushaw,
deceased. having died his petition heron, duly
verified, praying Tor IN order OF sale uf M
poIsoaM property and lll OF the rhAl cAiAtc
OF eaid decedcut, for the purposes therein
Judge oI said q curt that All perrous Interested
IN tho estate % SAID deceased appear before tho
SAID Probate Court, on Tuesday, Tho iath day or
NoNlmucr, ltVi, ~ 10 O'Clock ~ the forenoon
Court ~ the County Court House, IN tho CitY
and County Of salt Lake. Utah Territory 40 show
cause Why an order should not be granted 90
TIE shid administrator, Ia sell 10 much Of the
real AID pcr.oull estate OF the snld deccafcd
% public sale Ne shall 10 necessary, and that
o. oppy or this order he published at least
inui successive weeks la the ntsEAET kVEN.
NC NLWh, newepnpef printed and published
~ ruid City and County.
Dated october 18Th, 1872,
G. W. BAETCH, Probate judge.