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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-12
LeAPEp TO Her DEATH.


- 49,
h Colunbus, O.
CoLUNBus, O.. Feb li.-Shortly b.
fore midnight Tuesday fre was dis
covered in tho McCune block, Gay and
High streets The frc originated in
the basement Of Patterson 4 Mcrrill;s
wall paper, store. Tho block is in the
business center of tho city aud occu-
pied by Mccoy Bros & Walcutt cloth
iers; Stettner 4 Koch. music dealers:
Fsulhabsr's hat store; Miss Scott
hair dresser. and building and loan
association The upper story was 90
eupied BY Dun's mercantile agency and
. number Of business ofiicos The re-
maining stores wsre occupied by fami-
lies and roomers Miss Cora Blair
jumped from the second story window
and was fatally injured Loss about
910O 0OO
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-12

ALLIANCE, o.. Feb 11.-At Garfield,
Mahoning county. A. P. Mercer. VIII.
liam Good and James Rice were work.
ing in . blacksmith shop when .
spark from the anvil ignited an
open key Of powder carelessly left
near. and terrible explosion followed.
Tho building ives blown to atoms and
the three mon hurled into the air.
They sustained injuries that will prove
fatal
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-12

RIcH HILL. Mo-, Feb. 1l.-Marion
Ralph, > carpenter, was run over BY .
Missouri Pacific switch engine Tues
day evening near tho city. IL 10 be-
heved that Ralph had been murdered
and placed en- the trsck, - his body
was stiff and cold when found by the
crow directly after the wheels had
passed over him
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-12

" - V1<t&
Tie cuusprapEvs
who's net ixal
cf judgment e.
Go<d n1<.se He
&kiu h. PEREZ,
Qol&sn Ne<itcsI
Diteevo 1y- II
tohm h t'izse II,
give . Glf frisi
Il wm o1l>r$ .
sarN cs;uszHsp
tia u f.Ma
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-12
BOLD DIAMOND sWINoLe.

sesrs 81 NsiAss Gsse Jewslsrs Conf
ossesA Dat ef Gems by Clever BoGss
0eeehsats-
NEW YORK. Feb. ia score or more
Of jewellers In Maiden Lane claim TO
have been swindled out Of So. 900 worth
Of loose diamonds and from $50. 900 to
$50 900 worth Of jewelry. Substantial
u Il - the old story of . arm
building up . fair credit buying
stock heavily on time. and then sus-
pension. followed by . mysterious dis
appearance Of the asscts and bookA
This IL what the suspended
Fem Of d Gundling 4 Co. jewelry
merchants. No IS Maiden Lane, are
accused Of doing. David Gundling. the
senior member of the firm. was ar
rested and lodged in Ludlow street
Jail Gundling's bail has been set 1t
$40. 0c0.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-12
eiaE III CINCINNATI.
4 1880 n ehe 0hio 4ssropoiis Whts
causes . Less 81 o&oo, coo.

\ unnes I. shs 0hlo Metropolis Whish
causes Less 81 o4oo. COO
CINCINNATI Feb IA dangerous
6re commenced IN Ezekiel q Bera-
helms auction house on Nam street
~ o'clock Wednesday night The
hailding VAS full Of fne furniture
and works Of art Ii was in
the midst Of . fns block The
rsar walls Of the Ezekiel 4 Bsgu-
heim building tumbled 1t o'clock p
m. completely crushing the Hammond
street police station The Ore started
IN the cellar. The building was
1ve-story structure extending
froa Main 70 Hammond streets.
The Commerce bank is on
ons sids and the Oak Leather
Company on the other. ST. James
hotel b Just across the street from the
rear of the building and IL was on fire
two or three times The burned build
ing contained $3.50. 900 worth Of goods.
mostly hne stored RoodA II l. claimed
they are fully insured The total loss
viii reach 500. o0o No one was hurt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-02
10 STEAM HEATING AND yENTILAT-
ING ENGINEERS.


GEALED PROPOSALS MARKED "PEOpo.
> sails for heating and ysn,isung," Will be-
teseyed by keyboard OF Education Ot the civ
u SAT- Lake untll ~ q, M, July 9th, no. f0r
ne heaiing SUI vgnulatng OF tho following
LiIcGn School In snth Ward.
bryant school IN Eleventh NArd.
lowp'l school va Twentieth ward,
Washington scto DOL ln Nineteenth Ward.
jactsoH school Ia 8 xibenth Word,
Which arc arranged 10 be heated hy low prOsa.
ute indirect steam with fan yentiiatloi, IAN.
10 he operated with motor. Tho
system OF yentilston 70 Nc introduced In each
1uudinH mus be suielent 10 yenulhto Inc
Principals, Tearhcr', Recitation aud Oloaf
rooms; corridor, payrooms and waterc,otcie.
and provide 3 cunic ieet OF fresh air nor uuuu
pur minute, each cnrIr0om 10 contain 8 III.
prs ana neat every ttrt OF the bullding 10 10
Fahrenheit with tho Thermometer nj zero.
Biddors WILL beruqurci to furnish complete
plans and 'pecllcau0uss showing thoir proposed
systems OF heating gui yeuulslnc. Ihs b0t.
lers e. he beat quality, tubular, hand rtycted
anu brick aei' bueia 10 basement TO he made
Of galvanized iron.
No bld viii 10 conaierod uulo.s acear,,,.
MED by ceriltled check for Q nor cent az tho
amOant 90 hid, mado rlFahlc 10 the Iroasurrr
VI tue BOARD 81 Ldurauon.
Plans OF the build ugs can DO yUon at the
.nc'. OF nc FOLLOWING nr hitcct3 or th0
iiuclln school building nj NuuLrtm. MIRA a
lroudfoorsi Mercantile Bibck, OF RryarL
Lowell ana Washington school buildings "a A.
hetlnEs, Hooper, Eldryafu nlock and
Hoover block, CITY. bo Bsard win retain 40
per cent ~ the amount OF the contract for Inc
faithful Performance thereof sud until tho
heaugf ana vsnl!hilrg apparatus has proven
5lds.
COMMITTEE on slrEs AND RuuniSss. !
BENZ, &, RAfDoULp, ChsrmaR>
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-02

Every part OF Riverside had been
freshonod by the rain excepting tho
shell road. Its dazzling whitoncss
could not he altered by a deluge, and
the sun seemed to have found u glary
spot where the chain gang was Ian
guidly pounding hardheads into
harmlessness. Tho darlSics were
strung out In u limo Of almost mani
mate laziness. There worc six oi
them, and they averaged about one
listless stroke per minute.
''Ef dat gen'lm'n had a nickel he'd
Civ mo one, l bet you, said one very
black fellow 20 his mate.
Oats wrong, sunh," replied tho
diplomat, with large, genorou,
showing OF white teeth. III the
cap'n had change I'd get the nickel.
Tho diplomat got the nickel
Florida limos. Union.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-02
Good Food for Dogs.

In tho matter OF food many dog
owners make grqvious errors and are
therefore romiss in their duty.
think the rule Of n light breakfast
about s in tho morning and a good
dinner ut is a good one, but we
should mover neglect TO give some
mashed greens twice or thrice Il
week, nor forget that change does
good. An occasional dinner OF well
boiled tripe is u great treat to almost
any dog, 30 IL q bit Of liver lightly
boiled. Asto bones, young dogs may
have safe ones, but old dogs are bet
ter without; handful of boncneal
must do instead. DR.. Gordon Stables
in Dog Owners Annual.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-02

Miss Budj-oh, I'd givo anything
II I'd had the advantages OF foreign
travel which Clara Bullion has on.
joyed. She is 20 cultivated, so pol.
ished. l just wish you could hear
her delightful slang,
Mother-liorrorSl Docs sho use
vulgar slangl .
Miss Budd-Dear me, no. Tho
idea 1t isn't American slang, it's
English slang. NEARLY died of envy
when heard her speak of "blawst-
cd, bloody, bcastly, nawsty, dirty
weather" just like born princes.
Now York Weekly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-02

1.-THE wastepaper fiend" is among
the worst pests Of city life. The
trouble Is that his kind is numerous,
aud 10 persistent Tho business man
on the. cars buys a penny paper,
Chances at II tor five minutes and
throws It from his car window or
chucks 1t under the seat, only TO 10
kicked into the street. The thrifty
housewife piles refuse papers by the
basketful into the hack alley and the
lunchers in the parks scatter them
everywhere rs II they were neces.
sity to add beauty and variety To the
growing flowers. Can nothing be
dono to check such vandalisml Fly.
ing papers rocking with filth from
the CUTTERS litter tho streets, the side
walks and the parks and lawns, and
give everything an air Of slovenli-
ness. Who has u remedy for such n
MISUNDERSTANDING Intor Ocean.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-02

Tho patronage which, In times
past, great princes We're in tho habit
Of bestowing upon men of letters
had two sides. What tho other side
might well bo Is Illustrated by an an
ecdoto Of Voltairo
In the carly days Of his literary Of
forts tho regent of France was much
displeased by the tone Of Voltairo's
remarks about public aifairs, and had
him locked up in tho Bastilc. But
later, when his tragedy Of "dEdipus'
was represented, the prince relcnted
and released the author.
Happening TO meet Noltuiro soon
after, tho regent went 30 far ns to
say,
BE prudent, and ] will take care
of you"
II am infinitely obliged TO you"
said the poet, but ! beg your high.
ness not TO charge yourself further
with my lodgingl'-Youth's Com.
panion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-02

Nice Little Boy--I wish you would
teach mo to black boots.
Bootblack-What furl
81 am not satisfied with my aimlcss
existence at home, and wish to DO
Independent"
Il see. Kin you lick ono boy twict
az big us y'rself wild one hand, hold
y'r kit in tn other an keep of two
othor boys wild y'r feoti"
No"
''roo bad. You won't do fur a
bootblack. I'm 'fraid you'll have ter
SO home TN grow up dude, Good
News.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-02

lie BntfnNNth Nis hAhH hHNEthAHs
One Of Kentucky's most successful
politicians was very illitcrato man,
but a man Of strong common sonse.
/ refer TO Colonel Joseph 10 Compile.
Ho Allied many important political
offices, and several times represented
this district In congress, being a citi.
zen Of Henry county, onco in this
congressional district,
In one of his races his competitor
was q Louisville lawyer, Thomas @.
Wilson, a college bred man. Colonel
10 Comptehad been n soldier in the
war Of 1912 and fought ut the disas-
trous battle Of the River Raiiin and
other battles Of TINT war. lie knew
nothing of tho rules Of grammar and
cared less Mr.. Wilson ia one of his
speeches had vontured 10 say that
the people Of the metropolitan dis
trict of kentucky should sond an ed.
ucated man to congross-at least one
who did not constantly in his speeches
and conversation butcher the kings
English"
When lie Compto came to reply ho
said, Il must admit that l havo
mover set my foot inside tho walls OF
college or academy Of learning
While Mr.. Wilson was sitting in the
halls Of the college and academy nc.
quiring n polite education |, with my
knapsack on my back and my mus
ket on my shoulder, was up ON the
River Raisin learning TO butcher tho
kings English It is needless 30
say the accomplished butcher OF the
kings English was returned TO con.
gress.-Louisville Courier.Journal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-02
NOTICE or SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT IN
~ pursuance Of IN order Ot the Probate
Court lof the c0uay u salt Lake. Territory
the matter OF the estate OF HanuAh Tom iusoH
Msrnle, desucHsed, tue uuIuriigued, the ad.
mluHtfn'ur ut tho sid rsiHtt, viii col I'd mn.
yatc sale, to tho tlfh,si bidder Tor cnsh, hy
sealed BIDS Ia wrilinf aud tubicot To couurinA.
ton ly SAID Probate curt, on Saturday, Tho
2itd day of juIy ~, At o. o'ulopk m II tho
law once Of Richards 4 M0yl0, ATTORNEYS,
rooms jT 40 Cor. tru.l1n huildiug, "a south,
STAN street, salt lalo 4ity utali. ali tho right,
utln, interest and taiaie OF the Eaid Hannah
Iumltnsou Nardle 4 the time OF her death and
all the risbt title and iHtuicst that the shii ~,
'aic mss ly operation Of tue law or uihtH~
Ncuuirtd uuCr than tr IN addition n thgt OF The
sAid Hannah Tom.inion Mardle a. the time %.
her death, Ia aud 10 all that certain tract ot
land situate, iying ard hclng In South Jordan,
SAT- LAKE. County, uiah Territory, ~ d bound
Cd and described hs fllIOaa. to wit
Al q that pOuion0f Lots Two 90, Five fal
and kiHht " ~ roiioh Two t2l fowaship
IhfCe ldl, tuulh 81 Range one ~, West 0f
SAT- Llso Meridian, bounied hni dr,crir.i a.
follows, TO wit. Commencing where thH NORTH
fence o. John Wartlc's line (thut WAS tach
Nay 2Nth, h5D inl'rsocs mill tasn urAI \
bridge thence wet 70 where II intrfsect, lhe
vest line o' Lot Eght ~ ot sad .ouuoA.
thence south 10 intersection OF William MAJ,
dies humc'tehd, thai h, lot Nine tnl Of said
section thence egstto SAID mill race thence
fol owing sad mill race nollh TO tue place ~
bsglnnlng and Con,tinlng forlyse seven Acres
TERM aud CONDITIONS of sale. Cash. Ten
neT cent. OF The purchase money 10 be paid ON
the day OF sale, The balance on Confirmation OF
sale BY said Probate Court Decd At expense
Of purchaser
THOMAS u LEWIS.
Administrator OF %, estate OF Hannah Tom
linsOh Nnfdlo, docoaied.
SAT- LAKE NI'y, JuHs Nlh, 1909,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-02
The pAaueRREorYPe.

You hsv o. bolt t dicuisc
Ter 70 male he hrhincss show,
Gus it's sort N aim Al shifiy
TIL yuu Eit 10 fishi-'boui sol
An then the eles sinks NJ ych.
A the uolth Is cherry ripe.
LAW u beats your new style pic;crS,
This Old dieerfyVpei
ThAr's blush scrust the dlmplos
Tibet burrows IN the cheeks;
Pom out them clumps o. rlnglets
Two little small vars pcCks.
Tibet brooch tibet jibcs her ncckgoar
l. what they used TO wear,
A bis gold frame tibet sprawlcd around
A lock o'-sone ones hair
Twas took fofc We was married.
Thet there-your NAV al me.
An times I study on Il.
Why, Z fasoa me To sec
Tibet nfty year 'alnt tcchcd her
A llckl she's Jest the same
She was when sudie scriggcns
Took Boone Z. Curis'a name.
The hair Il mcbby whittier
An II was Ia ~,
But her cheeks l. Jet hs plnky,
An her smiles 'aln't Stacked up none.
Ircck0n-lovo-o totncthin
Yeflumlnatos her fec,
Like the Crimsont velvet llnln
Warns up the p.ctcf case.
Ti'ay, these cyard boa'd portraits,
They make me sort uh tired.
A.grinnin fort upun yeh
Like their very lips was wlrodl
4. ~ III
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-02

A horse, while drinking from a
mill pond the other day, swallowed
an eel, and ever since that umo has
SHE'D ut everything. The animals
owner does not know whether to at
tribute the curious wriggling of the
horse 10 a sudden growth OF timidity
or to the eel, which is, presumably,
still alive. -Harper's Young People.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-02
lions Benefit Building Society.

NOTICE - uEnEuY GIVEN TuAT
IN ne annual meeting ~ shaTchold.
ofs ~ lions nENIFtr HrttptNn 20.
CiEtr viii be held DO the 4, q. y, l.
shoe Factory nuilding un Tuesday.
July y. l-g. AZ 90 O'Clock pm Tho
purposes Tor which sAld meeting b.
called ares 70 elect officers AMI dfnc.
tors for the cnsuing year, 10 receive tho
financial report ~ amend section 2,
Article KIN, N tho bY.lAws, iquiuug
shareholders 10 give SIX months notice
Of Intention IN pay loans to amend
Section 1 and section " Article NIL
Of the BY lave, Increasing the rate Of
inicfost On loans 10 amend the bf laws
b. authorizing the board ~ directors
70 borrow money aud frcutC the pay.
mrnt OF the anne with tho soci,iY'a 80
ruritiea, aud 10 transact any auch other
bntlness no may lawfully come before
nuLoN 4. wELts.
Secretary.
Salt tale CITY, June %, is)l
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-02

Three American ladies who under.
stood but little French were trying
TO make out from a menu just what
sort of roast turkey was indicated by
the French words, They all agreed
that it was bRstcd, but there was u
division as to whether 1t was young
turkey, when ono Of them settled the
matter by saying
"Of course It Ia; only tho young
arc basted, New York Sun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-02

IAN things considered, remarked
the parishioner, Il rather prefer the
short Sermon
And mine are always long" OBJ
served his pastor
That's what was thinking said
the parishioner in u far away tono.-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-02

In the PROBATE Court iu and Cor eait lake
County. Territory Of utah
In the Matter OF he Estate Of John
MnDonhLd. hfrrAaeG.

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
~ earh McnonaIi cNccutfit 90 ,ho Iasi
viii AMI estate OF John dCbunald. durrat,d,
hhi rendered FOR settlement, and llu1 10
said Court. her FINAL count " her admImstr,.
ton of san estate ami petition fYr final diatri
button uf the fesituo NJ I'D estate among the
persons Cntiilcd thereto, Hud nat W iutsuay,
A. t'u court Room ~ said Uuuft 900 the tuunty
IuIfi Huufr, snlt lake tfy AMI county, Utah
Territory has teen tiIYhrp int AY the judge
~ said Court, for TIE settlement N sHid 80
count and hearing faii retti1n for distfliI.
uoh, ~ which timo and place 1HY person inter
Gated w said estate may appear and oil ~
not be- settled and approved AMI inai distrbu.
ton made o. prayed t.a
Dated Juun ., ti1L
e.. D.. ALLEN,
CLERK Of the irnhatc our.
ny CAuF4NN nn. VISA, Jf., ucIu4E.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-02

The words academy" college"
and university are applied indis.
criminately 10 all sorts of queer edu
cationGl establishments IN the United
States, und consequently do not prop
erly indicate the rank Of the institu.
tion.-New York Herald.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-02
.Apprtt& Aplrs, A,ioiaci'
LroAl norlcs.
In the matter Of tho Estaio u Henry ingher.
sen. de-nalel.

NotiCE ~ HEHEuY GIVEN, THAT
~ Anna n Calvert, Adm'nlsirairiN u the CO..
tate u Heurf lngheu1u, dctUafni. h1a ren.
dcrrd fUraetilem and sled m saif clurt her
maj account 81 her administration of said
cstats, and petition irr nlAi iistr button %
tho residue OF sad estate among tho p0rspus
onuuci ,hcrctoi aud that lugfday, toe lpih
Court Room 80 said Court IN the County
Tout House. SAT- Lake tItt and Cnruii, Wan
Ieffiiory .has been duly appointed tihe J4fFc
OF aud court Tor the settlement II nul D..
eolni, aud hearing aid pcutlon for as
intuition. atwhich time AMI place any nefsnn
iuisrcaic IN AN estate nay appear .ru show
cause, u any there b WHY Haid account HhIrlI
not b settled AMI arp Owed and hual tis,riDu
ton made af prayed ior
Dated June lOlh, itll
CT ALLEN,
CLERK u the Probate Court
~ CAT srNN DHowNE, Ju.. deputy Jicfs,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-02


NOTICE l. ulGEbY GysS. THAT ~
~ pursuance of Doe nIHtr 40. fHe pFll. n
toutt, To- and f0r -H'f lake County tHn Toni.
tor, msluuu tbU .lst uas uf Juue, ls2. Il ll'
matter " tho uNr 10 ..ft jnlnsuu, dut
cra.ei, Tho uudvuiEUcl EXECUTOR of ihs Hu.
Will AMI tcsttmcrt 81 hl iu john IUu, IgDr1sr't,
VIII soil attriyaIc sale io the hsAtft bridgr
fHr fHsh, aaI subject Gu Goo .lnluuatlun 10y
SAID Probate Court ul llu rE' Q. uuu. interest
1nd estate ~ Hali ENfl JUUrHun. 10 I'n tIH|H Uf
Der doalh. and 90 tho rrh.. Ufu, and interest
ihn' ihc sHii estate uaRhF operation ~ lsH ur
Other lee acquired. Diner t7nb ur IU addition
uthtt ~ sails WA Juhusuu, lt tho ftnu II
huf deAtiit DO anil tn 'uIt certain tot Piece ~
parcel os lagi. tiiusiH lyirg sat btIu. Iu tNn
cry Of sgit lalr, Ccuutv OF salt take, TITAN
loIfiioN bounded aud dts uhgi ss f1fuWs,
tu WI. tnmmcurlns At the uogihts.t rHIutr
rlat"A," salt Lake CITY survey and running
thence west twenty 800 rode, thence south
two amt one half ,2l. rods. thClcr east TWEEN
% l.ul rods thence north two and ulfslulf
(iiil rods 10 the p.aNr Of beginning, contain.
ing lall square rods uf ground
Hius ~ wfiuuE viii lie received for said
properly, addressed io tho uulcrsTued, care
o. Walden and Adams, hftnutys, 9! and a
east, litut south street, htlt Lake city, salt
Z %" County, i''sh .etriiory. up to aBd iuclud
ing ,he .5th day Of lulj, l'F!, after which said
Terms and conditions Of sale. cash. aud sub.
lcci 70 confirmation ~ sald Probate Court.
l,lCuAuD BRIMLEY,
CHARLES ABBOTT,
Executors n tho 'ast viii anu tcsamont of
Eliza Luhuaon, deceased.
NAbpEtL A ADAMS. attorneys for sfthte
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-02

England marks the values Of her
copper coins that don't amount to "A
rap and doesn't put the value mark
on har coins of silver and gold This
sometimes costs the careless stranger
cold ducats.--New York SUI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-02

In the Probate Court Of the County Of Sal
Lake, Territory ~ ttah.
In tho naiior u tho ustsio Of Almlra s.
webb, deceased.


NOTICE u iinHEnf GIVEN THAT
~ Albtri T.Nobb administrator Of the eataie
OF Almifa =. webb. deceased. has rendered
for settlement. aud niod in said Court, bis dnM
account ~ bis Naturalization of Haidcft1tonni
petition Tor nual distribution OF the rosidau %
and that "wednesday, the 10Th day II Ju'y,A.p.
ip2 ~ 20 O'Clock n,fa., 1T tho tourt Room cfaHf
Court, tn the county Court House, salt Lake
Guy and County, utsh Tern tnrg, has bcon drlI
appointed hy The Judge ~ HAiu Court Tor tho
settlement ~ suiIacoouut anu hearing SAID Pc.
iiton for dlttribution, NJ Which time ana place
any person Interested In sait estate may ar.
loaf hnd ehuw cause, II any there be, Why SAID
account should not I've settled ami APPROVED
and nnsi distribniion made "a pray Cd Tor,
Dated June 2ist, isll
g. q. ALLEN,
Clofk ui hn Probate Court
wIuurtfS ADAua. attorney Tor estate
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-02

MAuGAREr noWMAS rIE ADMiNts'
AfA uairlS Of the psiatH Di william blF
man, deceased, having fci trr petition hct 20.
duly fcuhoi, praying Tor an Vricr % cole % the
Teht estate OF SAID derodeIt TOT the nur.
poscs rein get forth, II 10 ticreinrc ordered
ttresief in The ate 81 taii deceased, appear
before ihc sai1 Probate Court on saturday,
ne 2nd diy Of July. 1921, % DO ociq,s In
Tie tore a9oon o. sad day. a. the Cuuu honm
q tmd lfnhatc toufk, Ht lhf t0uNly .oAft
House ln tho city ami cOun'f Of tAt LA.c,
uiah Ieftilo'y, o. show cause why ~ ordef
should no. be granted o. me said n'mihla va
triN, o. fcll 20 inch u thn tofl estate OF Que
ta1 dec laed At privAIo sale fsfhtIi uc l!.Cef.
aary, md that a cuny NJ fhis order hc uullhhfl
10 least Tour enecUrgtvr wrcta 100 ihc iisth.E
EyEEtFg NIws, a Newspaper printed aud cub
iul sd in aaid CITY AMI comfy.
q. ". HAUrCH.
Probate Judge
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court m and Tor salt Lake
County. Trfri.0ry Of JtAh.

u The matter o. the cai,te Of william
bowman uoHcaHUf
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DeSerefNahonaIRank
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.

PSid.up capital, = $500, 10000
surplus, 85eO,oV0.Oo
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NorlcE oF 81 { OF an lsrAIe.

CLERK Of the lf,hatc our.
ny CAua4NN DO wsl, Ji., ucIu4A
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DE- safe Deposit Wants, Absolutely bur.
giar and nrcproof. Rents - to SIS per year.
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Days and Sells Erciargs on Mar icrt Sd1
fraacisco. Chitagd, S. L5ai5. Omaha, London
and all he priEgipai Co4iiHcniai Ciilei,