davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-04-23

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a - - = IS - - 81 b, block 3-lots , So 5
10 II Is - p y - % u p u y IS y 50 81 g. blk
lots : ; 10 y - y Is - 80 81 B. blk 8
lots l234567s9 -, block lots 10 Il a Is
l6 l. Is - a > % - IS block Slots Is Ii - 10 l.
IS 70 ~ Il - - n - p - 30 81 -, block 9-lots
70 Il = y Il = y Il Is - % y z p % = . - 30
81 3. block i0-iots 3 i S9lB1l, block IL
123i567 s9lo II Il, block l2-Iots 23i5 : )
9 10 II T. - Il u Ii il Is - ~ q - . = block -
lots % II - - Il :! = IL block ls-lots :
/ 1 /. i ~ - Il -, block l5-lots all.
Ironwooa Division of South superior.
/ Block lots 23456 block lots lo4 ) & :
/ 5 3 II IL J. block lots - 100, 5, block i
lots = 80 So 10 Ii l. IL Ii Is It, block 5-lots
Psi SO - II Il Il IA ID it IL Is 10 10 II - >
II II + IL Il i ~ ~ y - . a . % = =, block Z
lots b 80 80 II l. Is IA Is II, block $
lots ; 3 ID ) 10 II Il - II L 10. block p
lots 1868 9l01l II Is IL ID 10 II Is 10 20 Il
- . Il > II = >.
Grand View Addition to South Superior.
Block lots , 34567s aIoll l. - Il y 16
Il Is ~ 20 u ~, block lots 23456 SO 10 II
l. II II 10 10 IL IS - 20 Il - block 3-lots ; 4
81 ! - 10 II L Is IA - 10 II Is - 20 Il -
block 5-lots > 4a67salo11l T. - Il Is 10 Il
Is T. - Il - . a. block 6-ots ) ) 81 $ 10
il l. II Il Is Il Il i - - u - > u, block lots
1881 56I 10 II l. u II - IL II Is - 20 Il -
- II block slots > , l5G1s9 10 II l. T. Il Is
Ii II l. T. - II - 3 II
GRAND NlIA--gpDUd Addition South
Superior.
Block lots l. > ) l. 80, . 5, 9 10 II, L. 13
Ii -. - Il. i, ~. ~ = = Blk lots !, J.
:, ., :; ~, II - - II y, 10, Il, = ~ - -
=. bElck lots l. : l. ?. ., I, . = ~ II. -
r ! -. ~ l. -, II! ~ ~ = block i-lels l.
: ? y = Q, Z. = = 10 ~ T. -, H. 10, 10, - - ~
- = Block lots !, : ). !, D +, I. ;, = ~ IL
dots l. ; B. /, ) 5, 50. H. ii, II Is, H. IS ID
u, j., ~, -, Il -, -, a. Block lots : ), l.
= y 4 ;, ,, ~, II, l. II II, - II, Il Is ~ ~ =
-. - II Block slots |. > >, l. ;, q. IS, = TO- ii,
- -. = - ~ - = - - = = = =
cambria square ADDITION 10 south superior.
y i',s ?, : - !" =; O. = ~ - = -,
81 t5E-sgI6 ii - Il II X n, i 1sle, - d
Il Blk 6--Iot , 3 / 4 Is : q 10 H. - H. II
10 q Il, Is H. ~ r. - - IL Block lots !,
:, J. l. . .. $, 2 10 H. T. h. H. H. IL, Il, Is. 10,
~ =, p p Block s-lots ), 1, :. s, ., 10. IL,
T. H. u, !, II, l., Is. ~, y, =, =, -, II
sharon Hill Addition 10 South Superior
pl,.l-, -, . ~ ;, /, - ~ y
- = :,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-27
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE II uEilEuN 0iNLN THAT US.
~ der and by virtue u an order u tho
Probate ranu 10 ami Tor salt Like Comfy
Utah Trrritnry, made ON the uth day OF july,
rTl the undersigned. toe duly appointed aud
qul'ined guardian of The persons sud ctiatotof
Fiarg.o NJ lNpor aud Eiemcua lrHer,minY fs,
will frii At private sale 70 the highest bidder
for casa ami subject 70 curnfmatiln ut aAfd
Probate Court, alI the rlght, i.tlr. interest and
sstfto o aid niinnrs In md 10 that contain
rierr or parcel Of land tnnsu aud described no
toi0 w. IL Wit an undivided two thirdt 90
iut.frst. aus loot to the life iutoeftuf Janc
rtprr herein 10 10 two az nd three .1l 100
Hlifk f0uUeen az, tn llat"f salt lake tuv
Su,Ncy, siuatfd ~ sa & Lake tliy, ln salt ttLo
Onuntv ttHh TrfrtHtN
Uida ID wiling VII iu received fnl said mon.
eriv. adfrrss,H % thU uuiIi.I. OIL. Gar %
Naidru & Admins. lttnrncya, % Iuu "a kist
f.rai south trcct Salt taEt coy. -aIt take
County. Utah rtfritufr. w Go hcs day o.
Auruat ts1I. at D. u'r och iu,, 40 witch tine
and piaro said properly viii BE- cold.
Terms aud cind,uour Of s,ic, riih. Ton per
crut &C. mpany hif, balance ON rondrma.
ton Of sale ~ tAi1 lrobaie llutt
Guardian OF tha persont Hnf rstaioH o. Mag.
r.sN ryret and HnrmeniA IYpur. uiHors.
WApuiLL A ADAMS, Attorneys Tor Guar.
dian.
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ACTING SAVES LIVES
COUNSEL FOR MuRoERgRs EMPLOY
THEATRICAL METHODS.

How Lawyer. WHO Defcnd criminal,
s,r,,. +, Mako IA, u,,r,..i,n a, IN.
n.-,,,..., So, g.. ,,.,.,.,.
49,, 80, - 1'' - .'1'''s ',''"'''
''''' ""'r' '""'''' '"''''"'''
For YEAR. Il has boon gcncrnlly known
among lawyers that oil sorts OF dosper-
ate and theatrical devices ARE constantly
resorted to in order 70 save the lives Of
accused persons. But Mr.. Wolhnnn
was the first prosecutor to make tho
charge In opon court mud quote an IN.
stance to foriiGy hls allegation.
Is the practice rglt or wrong?
Perhaps the most moving pnrt Of
Lawyer william f. llowe'selcgunt sum.
ming up on behalf OF Annie Walden
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NOTICE.
SAT- Lerr CIV ur,n Jpiy sch. is.,.

SAT- LrEr uur. utiu JuIy sch. lisa
A NtEfiSO OF TuE MrNulg. or 11iE
~ tai. Lake Literary ami stIrnul. AHfurtst
uoni hereby called ~ meet NJ DO iu,. Nnn-
dAf. tue Hrttua 81 AuruHi ~ ~ che iIrst.
d,nts ufiHe, NJ The city and tH4utr - SAT-
Lao. IofHtory Of ttnh, Tor iha nup1te Of
rnusiiofrE IN uiopoaiu ~ o. aWtnd ht'rIeA
flrat auf scruud 81 The AriirIHt ut AErgD meat
oT Incorporate n, TO read o. fullusH, 90 witt
'lust THAI tho fai1 cnfpurlu.u snail he
kLuWu 10y Tie name Of The huvuHn ui Ihc
vniyoisuy ~ tue Church Of jasui Christ oi
LATER hay kairts."
",srurt That the objects ~ sa't corporation
arc tD f1uud ard maintain q general uuteam
for nee us aud bensnt ot the luNorlv nt $40
thutciuufcauf Christ ufilaiirr 'hy rlIniH and
pf thp ntr.t hura ~ this cufpufauuu, and 10 AID
mo on aud studeuis u mo sait Uni
yyfssuF, and tho members u Ins corpora.
ton IN iiigrry and lrientiio uurui.t, AMI not
Tor prCuniaTy profit, ttd fOf me puff ofgs
AZORES 80, IN corporation may buy sel ls1fc,
hiEo ani exchange such real cstA.e aud pUrtan.
nj property a. may be Necessary, suitable OF
convenient. ami may hold inn nee Che same for
ne purposes Of the Corporation.
Aui lof the trausActun Of such other bust.
nee. - may be brought before itn meeting.
IVY order OF the boArd Of lifugiurH
$50. Y. CANNON stcfctAry,
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Worlds Fair Notes.

A Boston man wants 10 exhibit
skycyole nj the Worlds Fair. a sky.
cycle comea under the head OF flying
machines.
The BOARD Of Trade md citizens o.
Fargo, N, d., have undertaken TO raise
tOO,OOO 10 supplement the State's
WORLDS Fair appropriation VI SIS 900.
The Wisconsin World'a Fair build.
ing viii have a So 200 grand staItcase,
the donation Of the Morgan bomtany,
one Of the best known Hrms Of the
State.
Butterilloq, to the number Of 800.
OOJ,wlll he shown In the Pennsylvania
exhibit NJ the Worlds Fair. The col.
lection IA said 20 he the most mplute
a"d finest In the world.
Fan Bernardo county, Cal, Is con.
templnting tho exhibition, at the
World Fair, Of n "pslac," Of native
tsli, using blocks Il orystnlispd talt
thar measure l2xl9 inches and arc
transparent.
1t IL totmaled that the thirly.fve
railroads which enter Chicago will
tNIend 81 lO,OlO,000 IN increasing anu
improving their equipment and iacili.
ties for transporting WOrld'8 Fair visl.
tors aud freight.
Costa Rlca's payilion at tho world's
Fair will BIO surrounded 10y pardsne
oInsmenied by pr1nsion u tropicel
plants, ana IN tho galluuoH Of tho
pavilion will bo placed more than 5000
beautiful birds, many OF which have
very gorgeous plumage.
Mrs. Paul anu Mrs, Wise, Lady Man.
hgerA for Virginia, together with their
auxiliary board, have undertaken 10
ralte ~ 5000 Tor the Virginia building
at tho World's Fair, whi,h IA to be- a
lull,sis,d repro uction NJ Weshiug,
tons home at Mount Vernon.
Tho Missouri WorlI's Fair com.
mission has not done great doal OF
lalking, but Information has been 70.
ctived TO the effect that Il has been
most diligently at work all the
tlmt, and that the Missouri exhibit
81 the Fair will DO one Of the hest
there,
For the Washington State hull Iins
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TIE People Of tho Territory Of Utah send greet
ingi
To EmH Veins, defendants
-YOu Ai,E uEkEuY INQUIRED TO AP.
near ia ON action ArogEhi AEHiust You by
tic ah0vp named uln|ntii IN the District Uuurt
~ tho third JulIuin hlsturt q tho Iuuuury
OF tab, and tn ausWrr thN compliant lied
the.Oi within ten days tcNliuHNcf Of The day
of serytN after The acfyi,o uu you OF his
admlnons 4 leryci wIthin lhl' county VI. u
served outot lh. county hut in ths dHuidti
vgtth,n twenty days, othtrwi4o within f0ril
davs.-ur Judgment by default Will be tarCp
nrA'na you, according 10 the prayer NJ aaid
'rto -nid acton b. brought IN have dgoreo ot
itl court uisgpving tho bonda IT iaaitinopy
heretofore oNhi,ng bctWocr plaintiff AMI do
maiden name 70 vii, Amrila S1rAtai.s, ana
rtan'ng hlrhuen o,hcr ana further rrlietua Wy
the court may seem luhl ABOVE relief prayed
on thr 3 ouudi thAton nt about september ~
IFl tofgndant wilfuliy deserted SAID pIlintiN.
ard HAS ever hinre remained assay npu ucr
vltHOut avs excuse, cause ur nroNo'Htuui ana
tnnf Tor iaoru ihAn ttfco years lssi PSI De-
coWmon ncrcsearics OF NE.
Aud you arc hereby notified that II You fan
u apprar and answer tho SAID complaint ~
above required, tho sair pl4inun WI amply TO
tho Court Tor the roller drmanlod thercln
Nulrss, the Hon. Chlr'es q. Zane, Judge,
and the seal ~ the District ourt OF the rhird
Judicial District, In aud Tor Inc Ierrltop OF
lord one thousand eight hundred and nlneiy'
I.rALl HENRY q, MCMILLAN, CLERK
ny ESQ. %. Looms. ncpuy Clerk
Anthony knoLra, Attorney Tor llainpH w
9. Nam street, SAT- Las9 CITY Utah d"
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weeping tor some minutes. but now sue
was composed.
look ut thnt facet pleaded MIR.
Howe IN imprisoned tones. lie slrodo
rapidly behind her. Again he cried,
Look NJ that facor and ~ no did 10 ho
seized Elias soft wrists Ia his strong
hand and wrouchcd her arms apnTt
The women screamed with pain aud
terror
THAT scream was enough to frcezc
the blood Of anybody who heard g. |
cannot help thinking thut 1t had much
to do with the verdict
II do not say that II Is wrong for
counsel to employ theatrical methods in
defending their clients. think II Is
parton the duty Of tho prosecuting officer
to expose this sort Of thing 20 the jury.
Frederick Is. House was defending
man named Becker ia the general sos-
sions. Becker had u clothing store ia
Baxter street lie arranged % candle 20
that whun il burned down TO q certain
point at midnight 1t would sct firn toa
lot Of hnggug soaked with kerosene.
and sp hmm ftp sfrr, nud oarp uerkor "a
blg nmouni of n,iranco F,ro,ron
n1cprIsI ti,o Gamcs ami 40 ,aycI tho
iiv,t ~ s,v,ptv..iy mon. ,yo,non npl
children Who ,yors .lcenipy In tho tcpn-
mcnts above the store.
when Mr., House summed up he
was In qunndary. Becker couldn't
understand one word IN Er-li.h. tborc.
foro b,y. could tho moor devil ,ye,p n,
tbr urc,.r wo,,ent5 THAT it,l, Jioi-
rpi,y was ,olvel NH -iybt nrrlor rc.t,d
M, foe. An Ma hand md poepod ihroncb
bis ipteriuc,J gny,rs nt bis rl,,p.pt do.
fsudor
",Ybipi, gentleman ,,i1 Nv Ii,ps,
~ Won s,nJ Mi. vroteheI man Z, prisot,
,.n ,r,u ,,t,,,i.h tb..s. ipn,,,rt nan.
ono.. Attbat instant Mr.. House drop.
nod ta b,ultprrl'.f
,Wovr ritpe "A shrial, from poei,or.
II bog,p lil,o ,bo .crolup of (, c,tn,noupt
II diod nwYy inn l,nr drawn wnil upi
ch,liuy s9b. Boekor's tcars worv Mo
n shower. Nfra. Beutpr's and the little
p.el,. r.'s.lr. wer.h clpuibnrat. Upi1.n
nntlr, roulln't stnpd A. Juror No a
NgNH "a nlNU U|A FOLLOW. TpttTHN from N.IHfa
p,.s ami living nt homo surrnuud.d bv
s,ps and Japrbt.rs npJ ,buti,v yr,nj.
,i,jidr.r m. 1,r,Lo 1,,,r M al, s,,,,J
49,, - -. i..,.,i...'.i.r a.,
ur"P" ''' 'i"iao l''.n, '''''t' nv
the third drop % the ehnb'lu tho luru' b
tears gushet out beyond the railing.
Answering auinlcs and gaspa came from
two other jurors.
eft sreme hard 10 believe. hut II a. "A
,,,tfor ~ ,s,,rd tj,,,t IA, ti,, Fac, ~ t,e
49,. a.. 49,.
e,''' y, ~ ~ '5''''5, wy, .'N '"'!
t'uoI lh'eo 'uI "vQN''"' Nnu h'.o i',
conviction. Ihe tears anu hoWh ana
tho llttlo BockCr7 saved the guilty man..
And IN proof Of hia guilt lot mo add that
Becker was released under S. $40 bnil,
INT Inc r,u away. nlthouah the ense was
s.,',, hr,,,.,h, nt s,r r,,,;,I
49, ~, Wy ~ - -. a..
=, '''' ','' lu''''u,' W n''N'vp 80
tue co1ASol eilFo ihNhHs'r hnl' H'iu
! ingenui'y moro was Alphonse Stoph'
ami, the Young man who deliberately
murdered lrwyCr Clinton q. kCyunlAa
for NOT tufrpndoring .t,nhairs sathcrg
,sl,to fost ,pnigb tnbcs1unud,rcl. I'm.
Sa,.,'.a ,,,. ,,.sni,y
uu,I,',I "'' 'i.''.,',' a.. u....,.t
e.h.p' ;ou l''',ii wy ,'''i ''',''i we
came 10 ulhl' Ihs'e'u u' 'l' Hun'soi'lo'
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Utah Manufacturing and Bulliiug Company.
Location OF principal place nl lUrirVss.
t,it LaGc Oity, salt Lake County, Utah Ter.
uioy, and principal on e. Room 3, ~ Noe
20 aud % Eaai fifst south Street. sIlt Lake
Ci.b, salt Lake County, Utah Territory,
NOTICE. -. riitHE ARR DELINQUENT
~ upnu The following described sIuck, on
u'yCu ~ Of hssrHsmcnt levied un lhu itth day
iHe nance of the respective tharthoidorh, rs
follows, to Wi.
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NOTICE II lEHtiN CIV y TuAr JASE
~ hllW4nt HainiuistratrtN ~ The rHtItr tl
OF ihhrlUf D. tlluHnt DEE" aHrN. hUa rendered
for s'iiltmont, and nlvi iu snid court bttnHhl
urruunt OF htr htWiuiHuatiIu uf aA4u UHInlr
sud petition tor aunl tlhuiluiibn ui the re- lur
Of shld estate among the pursuua ruttod ttprr
10 ana mat luesdHy nc 10Th day nj AUGUST,
a u lsN, NJ ~ n'clo0t a. m., n The t1url l,uom
iaku city and County, tiAh Tputrry' l.f
been duly appointed by tho Judg nl suii
court, tor the fciilumrgt " faid account fui
hearing said petition Tor distribution. at which
time and plHcc any uoIsuu interested In SAD
ctthte may appear and shoW cause. lf any
there 10, Why said sccount should not De Fet,
Yea and approved and final distribution made
a. utayod Tor,
Dated July 10. lsal &, D. ALLEN,
Urfk ~ the Probate Count.
ny CAusubs bHuWNE, JH., Deputy.
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And 10 accordance with law, and tho order Of
the Hoard ut uircclore made on thc i7th day Of
June, lsIa, 20 many shares Of each parcel OF
tho rnnpfny's uncO, noum z, No - aud a
Cfat q ~ south street, sat Lake Nity, "a salt
lalr Drunty. Utah Territory, on tho l0th DAY
Of August 1872. 40 the hour az u O'Clock M Of
such uay 90 pay delinquent assessment 'htfrun,
O. gethUr win The costs ol advertising and cA-
pcnsGs OF sglo. uEnAGE sANlLLE
secretary
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NJ special mt Ting Of the pfUcIura held In
tit UuuauY's OulrH, july go, lsIl. ut D. u.,
tie following order woe made. ttIsuUrUIF
Dfirrtd lI the Ulru ilgs ~ tie Heaven WUnI
Manufacturing and Willing GOV part She ihe
uHte ~ isle n 'rU Hn.ty dclitVu ut och, le
q Ni,udtd from Ju.y .Ist, i,is 30 August 1T.
isl, stg 10 m. 90 ihr tnmuanys um',, Beaver
Ctv, ttfh Icfr.UUs
by ofsOr ~ tho TO afh
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In Hartford there e succc ion o.
streets named rs follows; Edward,
Smith, Grand, Flower, Garden. Edward
Smith ought certainly to have n grand
flower garden 20 occupy somany streets.
-Aicahnnh Monthly,
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NOTICE..

&c. 81. l.. SAIL LlEt CRY.
july lith, lsgl.
rI,ur TRANSFER BOOKS ~ TINS
Int,ltuuon Will be closed un July
ath. and 70 .opcuCd August ith. 1871.
I. @. MkBBLH. supt
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IN the Probate Iouu. In and pf SAT- Lake
County. Territory uf UiaI.
In the matter ~ nc ESTATE of uonry lugllr.
sen. dnrolsoi.
NuriCE ~ ntuUuY DNEN, IuAr
~ Anna % Calvert, AdmiGisiriirlN y ihr cs.
tute uf iluul lrsnvtfgn. IgtrHfur, Doe ron
dcfcd furHrtfIuWrut ami nI,u 600 tHIi rlufi lHf
fnal account 90 her adUlnistfsuun NJ sali
rsthte, uhl ucuulu Tor luui distr button 90.
tno residue ut sAd 'siniC among CO." UrffUhs
.rnuNUi thrrlini ara that 1uUIday. tNr l.th
day of August, ~ lstl,At % O'Clock Ein,a 80 th1
tourt Room OF sl1 Court. boz the Comfy
Court House. salt nae cay tul County, Cali
Territory ,hHs h'Du fu|y appointed by Tho Iu4.o
" said court fsr the teiicmcni 90 aai1 DR..
ro1 nj, nnt hrIrus aid urutIuu for &C..
trlhuuun, atwiiHh time hui plNHf HuH urI.uu
interested iu shid csiato NAV apIfAr snH th1v
cause 30 any there o., WHY sHId aHEUIuI should
not BE- settled AMI aup owed anu nua dttnbu
tom INSIDE Ha Ir.yUU InT
Dated juy lHh. ia
q. y. ALLEN,
rlcfl Of The Probate Court
iy CAuHrfN NunWNr, IN, Deputy
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In the Probate Court To- AnU inr salt axe
County, 1riutufl oi t'au.
In the matter ui she Estate ~ Mary Ann Rob
i.sln, deceased
kotico Of time and place for ito hearing of
petition for admission 90 Probate ut WIN
DuUsuAN1 10 AZ ORDER uF sNtu
Court 100 HllI mHf.NT notice D. hereby
given thht MylncffFy, thH si'n dhN uf Dol.
a. ID. Ia, ut o. O'Clock U 80 'nU County
Court Huuaciu alt ale Cit, uuh iuirt'ry,
IN TIE court RON of sAid COST, has been tp.
pointed the time Aud place iur .hU bearing If o.
petition of Elf1hHih Ann hultrt 5000. praying
Tor the admission o. probate ~ o. certain 600.
umrnt ihrr,wli. prcacu.ct. rrp1dlnr % uc
the last Will aud lystuHnt ui Mary Ann Rot
turUu ,decCnsri, whom ana whore 90 UUrssUs 10.
tufsiul tuaY appear nni uIuoan tHr probate "
raii vii, on tno Frautiu. ~ LETTER tcsiamcna
iuIy 20 her Dol prayed Tor in said pvIuun,
Ia witntsA whereof have hcrOuutu ~ my
hUud and o. iUNod the r.nl ct salI GluIt this
i5ih day u july, 4, u. lsYA
lsEALl g. D.. ALLAN,
rcfk Of ihd ptniafe count.
ily CAusIKS iiHowsr. JH, peputy ,lsts
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Lower than ever. our exclusive
styles of "MOTHER'S PRIEND"
SHIRT WAISTS.
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The Largest Assortment Of KILT
SUITS in the city, prices now from
$L5O to $3.50. former prices $3.50
to 5000.
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6eAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Cuuu in Bnd fpr SAT- tAtc
tounty, Territory Of rah.
In the matter u The fsiaic " Charles .. gu
man, deceased,
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Boys and Young Mems Suits,
long pants. price now $500, former
price $500, 5000 and 5000.
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All our Jackets and Pants and
3-Piece Suits, at $3.50, $500 and
$3.50, will so now at $500.
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In the matter of she Estate ~ Mary Ann Rob
i"H1u, deceased
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SUMMONS.
In the District Court IN Hnt for tho Third Jail
cal Dlsglct VI Utah, County OF salt Lake.


Tho People Of lnoTorr1lory Of Utah soma rrOol
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LEGAL NOTICE.

n the Probate Court leo auU fuf salt ale
County, 1ciuiury oi t'Au.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

u the Probate touu in and mf SAT- Lake
County. Territory uf UiaI.
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OF July!

Sailor Suits. blue. black, brown
and grey. $lOo. worth $500.
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funds; '"scissors' for ssspscial dons-
ton; HEEALD, Democrat, Morning
Press, Review, Eagle aud Evening
Leader for advertising and kindly
notices; W. l.. Adams, Berkey x Gay
Furniture company, Buckley 4 Co..
Boston store. Charles A. Coye, Crsbo
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troops, Eaton Printing and Binding
compsny, Fuller * Rice Lumber COM
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Fuller, Misses Gage aud Benedict,
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Dean Printing company, Eaton, Lyon
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Irish. Lemon 4 Wheeler company,
Mrs Lovelov and troupe. Leonard q
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-24
DEALER IN GREEN GOODS
Convicted IN the United States District
Court.


Court.
An interesting couuterfeitlng case
Was on trial in the United States court
yesterday, which resulted IN the con-
viction Of George BensInger of Allegan
county and opened up u strong case
against Abe Lioy of that county. The
witness of most importance IN estab-
fishing the guilt Of Berslnger was WILL
lam George, now awaiting trial IN To-
ledo, o., for counterfeiting. Last
spring Bensnger entered = store IN
Vickspurg and asked to see some socks.
The goods were shown ana he said he
would take one dozen. A $40 bill was
hauled out in payment, but the mer-
chant refused to take il, claiming it
was counterfeit. Bensinger WAS imn,e-
diateIy arrested. but has been out on
bail all summer.
In August William George was ar
rested IN Toledo, charged with having
had . hand IN placing some green
goods on the market. George told his
story to the officers and made = COM
plete confession. HIS story told on the
stand yesterday Was to this effect: A
fellow named Abe Liby told him to
visit . certain barn IN Holland City;
that there would be found ten envel-
opes containing counterfeit money,
four Of which were to be given to Ben
singer and the rest retained by him.
George says he obeyed Liby's instruc-
tons and delivered the packages to
Bensnger- The evidence showed that
very few DAYS after the goods were
delivered to Bensnger he left his home
and went to Vicksburg, where he At
tempted to pass one of the bills. Ben
singer claimed he got the bill IN a sa-
loon in Battle Greek where he had q
$40 bill changed. He could not tell
where he got the so and did not know
the saloon in which 1t was changed.
Waldbridge Brothers, who defended
him. moved for q new trial. Further
proceedings Will be had next Tuesday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-24
Fiske Jubilee Singers.

II will be gratifying to lovers OF
sweet music TO know that Loudin's
World Renowned Fiske Jubilee Sing
ers appear at Hartman's hail next
Monday evening.
There will be a great rush for tickets
at the box office tomorrow morning, TO
secure reserved seats, and from the
way the tickets have been going, Hart
mans hall will be crowded to Its ut
most capacity.
This troupe of colored singers are
the originals that have just returned
from q triumphal tour around the
world, managed by Mr.. Loudin. the
original organizer and manager OF this
celebrated jubilee band.
The sweet negro melodies arc rend-
erec in = manner peculiarly their own,
by the Fiske troupe. But what Is tho
use of writing further-eyerybody will
be there.