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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-19
TIE DRUMS. OF PRAISE"


Residents In the western part Of the
city, near the Rio Graudc Western
round house, have long complained Of
nuisance In that locality In the shape
Ola hog pond. They claim that the
stencil arising from It IL such that a
Whit from the mau.hole Of a Chicago
sewer.piIe would lie infinitely prefer
able, and perhaps no greater menace
10 health.
The miasmatic germs omanating
from II have not In the least prevented
or even retarded the marvellous In
crease Of frogs. On the contrary, II has
O.eu u most prolific spot for the propi,
cation OF that amphibicus animal, aud
rom IL are iaid 10 have been captured
untold numbefs Of frogs for the hotel
aud restaurant, table, Of the city.
A lengthy petition has been pre-
sente1 to the CITY Council asking thai
1t be abat.d.
The composition u the paper is
rather humorous. The last paragraph
which IL sample Of those which pre-
cedes II, reads ~ follows;
"gontiemon-wcre you compelled TO
hfoA he the poisoned air a. we arc aud
could hear the Thousands Of frogs sing
10 DoumS Of praise 10 the Ciiy Council
for furnishing such a hno. large -wim-
ming pool we know we would very soon
have no cause to complain"
The matter has been referred TO the
hoard OF health with Instructions 10
apply the r,q 'ircd remedy and " that
BODY complies with the request OF the
petitioners the singing Of frogs from
that pond will coon cease aud the
residents made happy.
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WONDERLAND.
Probate Court.

inc Ioio"ing o'ue's were maue ny
Judge Bartch today;
Estate Of Charles @, Miles, deceased,
an., ,o,ou,, oam. N, ,oy h.a,I,, W
- -, 49,,
w. van horhe sworn anu examined
Account allowed; order made liking
MAY "a TO hear petition for distribu.
,ion
Fatal. NJ And,ew p.t.,sop ala.
..aa".,' ,,,,io,, o. ~, ,,i,,,,n,
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LOCAL BRFy lTIES.
REWARD offered for lost cve'glasses'
Sec special advertisement.

REWARD offered for lost cye'glasses'
SET special advertisement
TuE account OF tho commenoofnent ex-
orcise. at the Iatter-day Saints Colleee,
held this morning, reached this ofice 700
late for insertion today, but viii appear
In tomorrow'- issue.
Mus. GENERAL MAXWELL funeral
took place this afternoon nj 2o'cluck'
Services were held nj the Pfcsbytor an
Church, the I,ey. II. q. McNioco oinclat-
ing. Tho attendance was large ana Tue
floral tributes numerous.
sEru W. MoRnIsoS, Of the hrm OF
Morrison a Mornll, the woll'known
lumber men, met with a serious AND
painful accident last evening. lie had
lust entered his buggy and was about 10
drive away when his horse-whioh y
high spirited one-spung quickly lor'
ward and the lines, which Mr.. Morrison
fold with n firm grip, parted. He i'm,
mediaiely leapod from the buggy and
seized the animal by the bride bit. Inc
horse commenced 10 rear and plungo,ani
finally fell heavily upon Mr., Morrison,
brushing and lacerating his leg ~
ffightiul manner. A surgeon was sum
moned and drcssed tho wounded mem
bcr. Fortunately no bones were broken
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SUMMONS.
In tho District Court Ia and for the Third
JUDICIAL nisuict OF Utah Territory,
County Of salt Lake.


n L. nlrck, Dotondhnt
The People Of the Territory Of Utah send
Greeting
To Il. T. Myiick, Defendant
NOu AnE HrtEBY REQUIRED TO AP.
Il pear In an action brought against you
BY the above named plaintiff, IN the Die.
vet Court Of tie Ihrd Judicial Disuct
q Che Territory Of tab, and 10 ankwcr
Exclusive Of the day OF surviccl alter the
service on You " this summons.-if ser,ed
within thls county or, u served out Of this
county, but In this district, within twenty days
otherwise within forty days--or Judgment by
default will be iakon against you, according 70
the prayer OF sad complaint,
ihe said action u brought 10 have decree
of TINS cnuft forever disaolyina the bonds OF
matrimony exisung between piairui and dc
iendanti above relief prayed on the ground
that on or about the year 1900, the defendant
wiifully nnd without cause deserted ana ahans
dcnol Ills tlaintln, and hhs ever since contin.
ued 20 70 desert and abandon him against his
VIII and without his consent; aud that de
fondaat has q mran and incompatible temper
and causes plainuh much meutal angui'h aud
And You are hereby notified that II you tail to
appear aud answer tho said complaint IA above
required, the snid plaintiff Will apply TO the
Court FOR tho relief demanded therein.
Witness tho Hon. Charles \. Zane, Judge,
aud tho seal OF the District Court OF the
Third Judicial istriat, In aud for the Terri.
tory Of Utah. tins 2bth day Of April, In the
year Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
isr,i.l iiESRy @. MCMILLAN, Clerk.
ely Gro. y. Locus, deputy.
vttSN 4 GuNrtR, Attorneys for plaintiff.
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CHICAGO, May ia.-When the Demo
cratic convention reassembled all pm.
the committee on permanent organiIa'
ton and order OF business made their
report. The Temporary objects OF thu
convention were made permanent.
Chairman Murphy then made n
speech thanking the convention Tor
the honor Of being permanent preside
ing officer and referring to Cleveland
said "rhis grand nsure stands out
alone. lie needs no platform, anu
when the Chicago convention puts
him In nomination, and when We
march under his banner In November
next, We shall march TO victory"
Chairman Murphy's remarks were
greeted with cheers. II was announeod
that the platform c1mmitten were
not ready TO report, AMI the conven'
ton took a recess till O'Clock.
J. Il. G. Sawyer was elected editor
of the Northern Advocate nj Syracuse,
New York.
The discussion on the time of limit
for tue pisloiate was then resumed.
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BIG FIRE AT PROVO.
II Is supposed 10 be the work Of an
Neutrality-suspicious. Items OF News.

At 1880 this morning, a fre-alarm
was given by Nigh,watchmsn Hatton.
Tho blaze broke out In an empty
frame building opposite Hines drug
store, on Center street. 1t is supposed
TO have been the work Of
an incendiary, Ms noise re-.
~ milling an explosion, was heard
Just before the hAmes were seen. The
damage will probably amount to
$1,000. The building In which
the FIRE originated was completely
destroyed and two or three adjoining
obes more ~ less injured and woull
have been entirely consumed had 1t
no, been for Provo's oomnloto system
u wnterworks aud the efficient labor
OF the Volunteer Fire Brigade. The
building was the properly OF Mr..
Samuel Pratt.
Provo has been visited with good
many tres during the past eighteen
months, and each one appears to have
been the work OF a "Fire bug.''
Our citizens have done everything IN
their power to discover tho villain, but
without avail.
Hon. w. Ii. King went TO Willard
this morning In the Interest Of Democ.
rscy.
Judge ]. W, Judd was In the city
yesterday ON legal business.
Judge sutherland Of Salt Lake paIt
"A WISH yesterday. REN..
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A Bold Theft.

On Tuesday last, while II. J. Filcc
was making call at n house In the
Flnh ward, his horse and buggy were
taken away and have not since been
hoard Of. He hal left them standing
by the sidewalk and was inside less
than Ave minutes; II they were stolen,
It Ia one Of the holdest aud best per
formed thofis that has yet occurred IN
this city, where such things ar'
getting quit. common. The horse
wac nearly black anu short'tailed, anu
the buggy had seen service but was
ttill In tolsrable repair.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-19

DETROIT, May ia conference
was held ut General Alger's house
yesterday, by General J. ). ClarkJon,
chairman OF the Republican National
committee, Hon. J. Sloat Fassctl,
New York, Hon. John NJ, Thurston,
Nebraska, Hon. John T.. Sanburn,
Mich. and Hon, Jno. NJ. LangIon, Va.
The Free iress says; Their minds
seem concentrated on Blaine while II
was, virtually, anybody TO beat
Harrison. Whether Alger Ia ablo to
convince others that he II the hes,
man with Blaine out Ia the question.
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Mr.. A. Jackson, an old resident OF
Rusk, Texas, and manager of the mag
nificent new Hotel nj Rusk, iniotms
Us ho had nDt slept ut night for years,
except In short maps, owing 10 inccs-
SAINT coughing. He WINS advised, when
very much run down, to try Ballird's
Horehound Syrup, he was immediate
~ relieved Of his Cough anu his r.st
Improved TO such n degree that he
could sleep soundly ali night. Mr..
Jackson stateN 81 regard Ballsrd's
HoIehound Syrup superior to any
Cough Syrup on the market, and itc
freedom from Opium aud Morphine
leave no constipation after using II.
For this reason alone | consider IL the
best Cough syrup In the world for
children. My Lungs are now stronger
than they have been for yesrs. This
Syrup In very soothing TO the throat
and lungs" Sold by u. q. NJ. |. Drug
Dept. Tx
Try our White Onions. $. l.. Pickle
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LoNpON rAnAaRAPns.
Desming Must Hnng.-CoaI Miners
strike.

LONDON, May l9.-fhe prlvy coun-
ell today denied the petition Of Deem.
ing, the Australian wife murderer, for
respite. This was his .ast hope, and he
must certainly hang on May 2a. The
petition Is based ON the allegation that
D,eming IL insane.
The Durham coal miners decided to
continue the great strike which begun
March ~ In spite OF the great suffering
not only among the miners but the
factory hands, ironworkers aud others,
thrown out through the lack OF coal
supply. The result Ia that many have
been compelled to accept parish relief,
and consequently, under the British
law, have been disfranchised.
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EVANSVILLE, Calf, May H. Last
evening a nineissn'year'old boy, jesse
Foek, met May Lane nj apicnic ani
sat down TO talk with her. Her father
aud one Danley appeared aud Lane,
Jrswlpg revolver, told the gal 10
leay, Foulk. The latter said she would
not 90, whereupon he was struck and
knocked down. Henry Flowers,
colorej, grasped D9nley, who had his
gun out, All the tour men began
hrng th0n, aud when The affair was
over Flowers was dead and Lane and
Fouls fatally wounded. Danluy Ca
capped Injury,
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IhScOI.N, Neb., May i9.-rhis city
was visited by another hood Of mam.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-19

FREsSO, May l0.-rhe Sixth Con.
OCCASIONAL District convention met, hut
adjourned subject to the call OF the
chair without action.
The Seventh Congressional District
convention elected W. w. Phillips,
Fresno, and Henry W, Patton, barr.
my, delegates TO the national eonven-
ton with NJ. II. Dooley aud ". h.
Young Of Kern as alternates. II was
decided To defer the nomination Tor
Congressman from this district until
August 3Oth.
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OMAHA, Ncb., May 10. - Bishop
Morrell presided at today's session u
the Methodist conference.
Di. Arthur Edwards was elected
ddroocto at Chicago, by ballot.
De. q. W. Smith was chosen editor
Of the Pitlsburg Adpocate.
IL was decided not to consolidate the
Educational Society aud Frecman's
Aid and Southern EDUCATIONAL Society.
DR.. Jesse u. Young was elected
editor OF tho central AduOcdte.
A substitute was offered for the
committee report abolishing the five.
year limit on pastorates anu referring
the question 10 the aununl con icIenees.
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THE CORRECT STATUS.


The following sci explanatory tele
gram was received today.
OMAHA, May 10Th.
D. Y. hurley, Salt Lake;
understand that burlington arc clrcu-
latlng report that the Union Pacific bridge
at Omaha Is washed out. Following Is
the correct siuauoni
Union Pacific Sne all right. iurling-
ton have not run through trains through
Omaha Tor the last three days. Their liue
IL washed out between Omaha aud Lin
colin and they have boon transferring
their passengers TO our line. They had a
land slide this morning on their line be-
tween omaha aud rlattsmouth, and we
have accommodated them by allowing
their trains 10 run over our omahn
bridge, T.. H. LoNAN.
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In the Probate Court. in and s,.
County. Territory oil M, sali

Ii the matter Of tho Estate n, ~,
ardson, Deceased HonM Rtl,
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Amusement Notes.

The engagement Of the charming
actress Rhea commences tonight, with
the presentation Of ola Crariua."
Mdlle Rhsa is booked at the Salt LAX.
Theatre for four performance, on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday even
ings Of this week. The iirst two nights
will be devoted to "Ia Czarlna, "while
Saturday matinee and evening VIII be
given TO "Gossip," plsy which Is said
TO afford Rhea an exceptionally Hue
opportunity to display her talents and
graces In comedy.
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A Dreadful State Of Affairs In the
Inundated Sections OF
Country.
AN IMPORTANT REPUBLICAN, con-.
vENrloN.
ny Telegraph to tho SEws.l
ruE DEsrHUCriyE ELEMENT.
Report. from Various Point. of the
fioodsa Districts.


CHICAGO, May l9.-Advices TO the
Associated Press from many points
west show n dreadful state OF affairs
In the flooded district. st. Louis re-
ports, In addition TO 4 prospective coal
famine, that there Ii n threatened milk
famine, the water ON the Illinois side
having cut on the dalrymen from the
city. Deserted dwellings In the Hood
cd dlutricts are systematically robbed
OF their contents, including furniture.
Stealing Is said to have amounted to
over hundred thousand dollars.
Al Sioux City, among other things,
stock yarus with the animals In them,
corn cribs and other buildings have
been carried away by the flood.
At GAINESVILLE, Ark, the Hood In the
Arkansas river led To tho drowning of
Ave people.
AtSt. Joe, No., the river has risen
nearly two feet, and 10 now ut It,
highest point.
At Marysville, Kas the river which
has beon falling, Is again rising. The
city Is cut OIL from railroad commune
cation.
At TeIarkana, Ark, the Red river
food has " eskeneu all railroad b | ges
30 that no trains run over them. There
has been no mail since Saturday.
At perryville, Mo-, men employed
on the Boisbrute levee returned 10 re.
port that the water IL breaking over all
along tho bottoms no that they will he
| flooded.
Al Minneapolis few more inches Of
water will cut the log b0oms loose,
causing great loss.
Cinciunatti reports a rainfall Of
nearly two inches in the Ohio Valley.
A tornado passed over the north
western part OF Hamilton County yes.
tcrday afternoon anu plOwed u furrow
Of destruction nearly three miles long.
A number Of dwellinghouses and
barns were destroyed aud several per-
~ ns injured.
FLEEINo FOR THEIR LIVES.
nFs MoiNEs, May ig.-rhe Des
Moines river rose three feet during the
night, and IN still rising. The city
watrrwOrkh are surrounded. There IN
great danger that tho water supply viii
Ia cut OH
A. Duuoomb, Eve miles south, the
sluuco mill are flooded, and the occu
pants are fleeing Tor their lives. Re
ports from the country arc cOntradic
tory, hut enough IA known to cay thul
the loss Of live stock and other property
Is enormous, There are indications that
many people are drowned. The situation
In Llttl, Sioux Valley is very serious,
but not NO had as that In the Fllyt
Valley. Reports from there place III,
loss of life nj from % to 100, aud q
lives In Sioux CITY.
Lincoiu. Nebraska, tins Another Ter
ribi. Plead,
LiScOi.N, Neb., May i0,-rhis cit,
was visited by another hood OF mam
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rtah. Colorado aud wyoming
GaEeltepr.

AnImportant feature In q Gazetteer
Ii 10 have correct Information u cOun.
ty and precinct officials, and a the
election OF such In Utah does not take
place until November next, our Ga.
retteor will not be issued until subse-
quent 10 that date.
II. l.. Polk 4 Co.
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Take Notice.

Y. NJ. NJ. l. A. Salt Lake Stake;
You are urgently requested to send
report OF your association for year ended
April 30th at nnce to Joseph IL. Felt,
H.. e. NJ. L., Salt Lake City. IL you
lack blanks, notify him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-19

Especially infants, Is prevalent more
or less at all times, but II largely
avoided 10y irving propcr nourishment
and wholesome food. The most sue
cessiul aud reliable OF all is the Gall
Borden Eagle - Brand Condensed
MIX. Your grocer and druggist
keep II. -r 2thr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-19

VNITTENN M NIIsN tNs
Salt Lake City, Utah, May Is, 1850
NoIica.

This Ia TO notify all persons that no
individual Is authorized 10 obtain any
thing ON my account without present
Ing my written order.
y. q. SAMSON.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-19

A pair Of Vold.rlmmsd Eyeglasses
lost on the street on Tuesday. The
finder will please return TO DESERT
NEWS Ofice and he will be rewarded.
H. n, CLAMgON.
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On anu after May 18th the Union
Pacific will run special train 10 Gar
field Beach every day, leaving salt
Lake nj 300 pm, ani returning leav.
Ing Garfield Beach ut $500 pm. Fare
for round trip, 80 cents
d. r.. hurley,
General Agent Passenger Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-19

Entrance examinations for the
School OF Mines OF Columbia College,
New York city, will be held at my
residence, beginning Friday, June 3,
1899, at 10 O'Clock am.
n. u. TERItuNE,
Az West Temple Street, 3.
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MASuATrAS, Kansas, May To-
Ex.Congressman John a. Anderson
died yesterday at Liverpol, England.
He went abroad for his health.
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A resolution was adopted instructing
the district delegates to vote foI Clrve-
land for President ~ long NJ his name
Is before the national convention. This
was the Fourth District TO instruct Tire
delegates for Cleveland.
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In the Probate Court OF the County Of su,
Lake, TERRITORY ot Utah.


NOTICE u HEREBY GIVEN TIIATJANy
~ ", Taylor lAdminstralor OF the estate oi
1tm0thy Ol0tcnshaw, deceased, has fendsf,t
for settlement and n vi In said Court, h. nsil
account " hls aininiairanon Of sAide,tatsand
petition for tnAl diatributiou " the retlias af
aiii g.tAle among the uersons entitled thereto
lstl,A 10 O'Clock A,tn.,ut the Cont Room ofs,d
Court, IN the County Cnur House, SAIL Llis
cry and County, Utah Territory, has been mi
settlement " said account aud hearing sai ~.
iitiln Tor distribution NJ which time and tlaf,
anY person Interested In salt estate may Al
pear and show cause, n any there be, why ssld
account should not DO settled aud Aptfd,tt
ana nnal distribution made AZ praycd f6f.
Dated May Il, isl,.
O. '. ALLEN,
Clerk Of The Probate Court
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BEAVER WOOL MANUFACTURING
AND MlLIING 60.

NOTICE % sGssMENT.-SoTIoE Is
~ hereby given that NJ a meeting Of the
directors. held On May on, issi. an asscssment
OF ten per cent. Tor " 10 per share % fll0Nl
was levied upon the Apltal stnck OF the cor.
poraii0n, payable July 'lti isli, 70 j. y. 1Ol.
ton, Secretary, NJ lieavor city. Utah.
Any stock urOn WHICH this assessment may
remain unpaid on tlt lnd day of July, 1921,
public auction and unless payment u made
before viii be sold on tho alst day OF July,
lssi, to pay the delinquent Assessmont, 70,
pense OF sale.
j. .. ToLTos. Secretary.
Beaver CITY, May 10th, isal.
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SIouN CI1Y, Iowa, May ls.-Tho
FLOYD river was almost lack In the
banks at noon. Hundreds are return
lug To their abandoned homes. Scores
Of houses are swept from their iounda'
tiOus, Others are washed away.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-19

In the matter OF tho ettata Of Andrew ps,..
son, deceated. '''
NOTICE Is HkEEDY OWEN Tu.-
~ llenrios Q. Peterson, Adtnini,tr.,,i, !,
the e,iAl. OF Andrew Peterson, oseessea
said court their mai account OF her sftals,
nuauon Of said estate and petition ~,
maj distribution Of tho residue Of said s.tsgt
AinnuE the persons entrlsd thereto, and nj
lhuTsday, the lpth day Of May, A. u, lsls :,
10 O'Clock a. M, Al the Court room on ~
Court, In the County Court House, salt IA.
CITY and Courty. Utah Territory, has bssn ~.
appointed by the Judge Of said court IA, X!
settlement OF said account and hearing said ~
uuon for distribution. At which time Gld NJ.
any person Interested In SAID estate may Alpsa,
and show cause, " Afy there be, vhy nl9 AZ
count should not be settled and approved ~.
nnai disr button made A. prayed for,
Dated Apiil 80, hpl
q. L. ALLEN,
CLERK OF the Probate Ua1r,
by CAutrHN BhowNt, ia, Deputy Cieft
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DIOItARD nRlMLEY AND CHARTS An.
IL bolt, the executors Ut the last viii 40,
estate ut tlifa johnson. deceased havinr dlsi
their petition herein, duly verified. pflYus
Tor an order ~ sale Uf all the real estate
ct taii decedrni, for the purposes therein
Get form, u u therefore oTuCfeu by the luisn
OF saif Court that all persons interested iu The
usi.fc " said dcrsased, appear before tht sid
Probate touft, on Tuesday, the llsi day Of
June, A. D., lsHl, At 10 O'Clock IN The forenoon
Court ~ Tie County Court house. IN the ny
ami County Of salt Lake, ftah Territory 10 show
cause Why an order should not be granted 70
the sad administrator. 10 sell ~ much Of ne
real estate OF the sad dccrhcd at pm
yaiu sale as shall be necessary. and thN
a copy Of mi, order shall be 1uhllshod At least
tOuT successive week IN the nIsEhEr LNIS.
iSG MINIS, Newspaper printed and published
~ ssid Guy aud County.
Dated May 18th, 1874
q. W. BAnrCil. Probate Judge.
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QUEBEc, May 10. - The Quebec
legislature has rejected the proposal 10
abolish the Legislative Council.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY,


A GiRI. COMPETENT TO 30 COOKING
family. Apply at No. 90 Easi, brigham street
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r osT. MAY y, isgl, ONE BLACK HORSE,
4 white spot N tacos one bay lloTse ropes
on neck. fItase inform al this onice and DO
rewarded
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In the matter OF tho Estate Of Tho,..
Mdson, Deceased. hth.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
- y2hh h,Walker Adminisifator q, hAt
aeIediorsettlemeni, and alod In sa,s . ha. fea.
nna account 81, his admnistfatlo,' oln ~
shte, hnu petition for 1 = atnria, N saA
ommissionofs ~ partition aud for an'uiN o.
ulinh oi TIE residue " ,aid ostai. ~ llsiii'
We ilst day Of May. isal, al 10 ,.eioi netday,
ihc Tour. Room OF said Court. In ~ :, =, M,
rourt House, salt lake city and Conn., o,Stn
TERRITORY ,has been duly appointed IT, :, yah
OF SAID court for the seiilodebt "a ~ ~ yulss
count, aud hearing said peutlo n n, ~ Ao'
pointment ACKNOWLEDGEMENT IN paytitia,, 'le ".
n.lflbuuoh,atwhicht time and place M, , ,pl tor
interested IN saii estate NAV appes@ * Y .iisQt
cause, II any there b., why SAID aees,, ~ NOV
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