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Arizona republican., 1892-08-27
elect their straight ticket in Maricopa county this fall.
 Mark the prediction
THE REAvIs FRAUD.

The Reavis fraud comes to light again, this time in the shape of dis patch sent out from Denver to the eff feet that the case is to be brought into the land court.
 The fraudulent character of the Rea- wis claim was fully shown by Surveyor General Johnson Tn his adverse report on this alleged grant, and this latest move is simply new phase of an old fraud. The following is the dispatch :
 DENVER, Aug. 26.--Judge J. o. Broadhead of St. Louis, J. K. Hickey of Washington, D. O., and John P. Thompson of New York are in this city for the purpose of preparing papers in an important land case that is to be tried before the United States Land court in Denver, Oct. l5.
 The case involves tract of land l50 miles long and fifty miles wide in Salt River valley, A. T. There are 4,750 ,0OO acres in the claim, large part of which is capable of irrigation.
 By the expenditure of S5 ,000, 900, it is estimated by engineers, the land will be worth $50,000,000. The city of Phoenix is located on the grant and the celebrated ruins of Casa Grande are al- so in It's boundaries.
 The remains of prehistoric irrigation ditches show that the land was once under high degree of cultivation. The case promises to attract general at tention on account of the amount in volved and the romance of it's history.
 From records which are found in the city of oi'Guadslajara, Mexico, it IS shown that the land was granted in l742 by Emperor Ferdinand of Spain to Don Miguel Peralto, Spanish knight of the Golden Fleece and Baron of Colorado.
 The knight was highly esteemed at court for his bravery and his distin- Vuished services in protecting the Spanish settlements from the attacks oi the Indians and the native tribes of Mexico. His sole descendant is the wife of J. A. Peralto Reavis, in whose name the contest is to be made.
 By the terms of the treaty of Guada- lupe Hidalgo and the terms of the Cad sen purchase all of the old Mexican titles are guaranteed by the United States government, and if the contest ant is successful she will be paid $l .25 per acre for all the land occupied by the settlers.
 The original grant of l742 was con- tirmed by Carlos III in l752. The pe- culiarity ot the case is that persons liy ing on the grant are not directly inter ested in the result, as they are fully protected in their rights.
Arizona republican., 1892-08-27
A GOOD SION.

The harmony and good feeling man. ifested at the Republican mass meet ing last night augurs well for the suc- cess of the Republican party.
 The large attendance of representative Republicans and the unanimity of ac- tion is evidence that Republican fac tions in Maricopa county is 0 thing of the past--it is one united party having a common object in view, the overthrow of Democratic supremacy in the county.
 The mass meeting last night was the largest Repu ublican gathering of the kind ever held in Msricopa county, and was body oi the representative think ing men of the city.
 It means that new life has been in- fused into the party, and that 1t win lay aside past differences and as united whole achieve victories that it could not if divided against itself.
 Victory is in the air. the Democrats are on the run and the Republicans will
Arizona republican., 1892-08-27
A Word for Drivers.

AS soon as the weather is warm enough in the spring to enable children to play in the open air there are con stantly recorded in the newspapers of every city and large town instances of the youngsters being run over, maimed and, in frequent cases, killed outright by passing teams. At once a cry goes up about "the slaughter of the inno- cents," the unhappy driver of the mis- chievous team is arrested for reckless driving, taken to a police court and fined and imprisoned, and happy if he escapes convictien of manslaughter.
 While every right minded and hu- mane person feels that really careless drivers should be summarily punished, this matter is not so one sided as it ap- pears in the ordinary local report. The picture as given is that of an innocent, helpless child, harmlessly crossing or playing in the street, and brutal, head long teamster, car driver or coachman, utterly careless and cruel, driving re- lentlessly over the poor innocent before it has time to get out of the way. While there are no doubt some bad and even incorporate drivers, it is just to say that this inexcusable thing does not often happen in cases where children are run over. In many cases it is clear ly and distinctly the child's-and pri- marily its parents'-own fault.
 In the more crowded streets of every large city, and especially in the tene- ment districts-the slums, where most of these accidents occur-the small chil- dren actually live ont of doors-the streets swarm with them from morn ing till late at night. These children, generally untaught and precociously mischievous and vicious, soon find that they can annoy carriage and cart drivers of all sorts by running before the horses
 It is common thing to see one of the little miscreants lie in wait until loaded team comes along at a good pace, and then suddenly dart out from the side walk and place itself directly in the way of the straining horses, glorying in the trouble and struggle of the driver. who is often obliged to pull his horses almost upright in order to keep them from trampling the triumphant gamin, who impudently glories. in the hindrance and terror he has caused. An observant person can hardly walk three blocks on the sidewalk of any crowded street without seeing this done more than once.
 It is to be hoped that there will some time be a city wise enough to make and enforce an ordinance forbidding chil- dren to play in the streets. Let then keep to the sidewalks; they will not be run over there.
Arizona republican., 1892-08-27
Republican County Convention.

By order of the Republican County Central committee the Republicans of the various pre- cincts of Maricopa county are requested to hold primary elections on Saturday. the 27th day of August, A. D., 1892, for the purpose of eleeting delegates Co e county convention to be held at Phoenix on the 3lst day of August 1892 Said convention is held for the purpose of eleeting sixteen delegates to the territorial convention to be held in Prescott on the Sth day of septem- beT.
 The basis of representation will be one dole. gate to each precinct and one additional dele gate for each 25 votes cast at the list general election for representative to the legislature. The various precincts are entitled Co the fol- lowing representation.
 Ph,Pnix 2l, c. J. Dyer, Inspector.
 Tempe 3, Walter Johnson, Inspector.
 Mesa 2, Charles Barnett, Inspector
 Lehi I, II. Simkins, Inspector.
 Highland 1, John Anderson, Inspector. Orme 1, M. H. CalderwOOd, Inspector. Buckeye2, U. c McWilliams, Inspector. Enterprise 1, John Mullen, Inspector Gila Bend 1, O. L.. Pease, Inspector.
 Agua Caliente l, W. II. Dickinson, Inspector. New River 1, W. F. MeGuin, Inspector. Winifred 1, Gee. Hamlin, Inspector.
 Cave Creek 1, Ed Mitcalf Inspector. Lower Gila Bend l. J s. Anderson, Inspector. Csrtright 1,.W. IT. Green. Inspector
 Frog Tanks 1, IT. R St Claire. Inspector. JohnstOne I. Tom Boyle. IuspectOr.
 Peoria 1, II. C.. Mann, Inspe tor
 Harcauvar l.
 Verde l.
 Mcdowell l.
 The test required to eutitie person to vote Are you \ Republican, and entitled to vote in MaricOpa county next general election? By order of the Republican County Central L. J. WooD, MA. MoRFoRD,
 Secretary. Chairman.
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The Nicknames of Great Men.

It is 2 privilege of great man to be called by nickname" or, to be moro accurate, society loves to appropri. ate names to it's conspicuous members, either in ridicule or praise. There are characters which lend themselves easily to nicknames,. and caricaturists in prose, poetry or portraiture quickly seize upon peculiarities of great men and apply tc them names which become historic. Si, Walter Scott was commonly called 'The Wizard of the North. for his magic powers of description. Smollett called Dr. Johnson "The Great Cham of Liter. ature. Louis XIV was always ''Le Grand Monaraue" for obvious reasons
Arizona republican., 1892-08-27

THERE WAS marked difference be- tween the Republican meeting last night and Democratic fasco lately held in the came place. But the difler- ence was all in favor of the Repu bli-
Arizona republican., 1892-08-27

Total number of delegates ......... ,l09 The Chairman of the Territorial Republican Central Committee desires full attendance at our Territorial Convention, and requests that all proxies to the Convention be held by mem bers of the Convention from the same county they have been selected to represent.
 W. c. BASHFORD, Chairman Territorial Republican Cen. Com. By GEO. K BROWN, Secretary
Arizona republican., 1892-08-27

 Syrup
Asthma.

have been great Asthma. sufferer from Asth-
 ma and severe Colds every Winter, and last Fall my friends as well as myself thought because of my feeble condition, and great distress from constant cough ing, and inability to raise any of the accumulated matter from my lungs, that my time was close at hand. When nearly worn out for want of sleep and rest, friend recommend ed me to try thy. valuable medicine,
 Boschee's German Gentle. Syrup. I am con- p.x..,. fdent 1t saved my he'' e's life. Almost the first Sleep. dose gave me great
 relief fanda gentle re- freshing sleep, such asI had not had for weeks. Mycough began immedi- ately to loosen and pass away, and I found myself rapidly gaining in health and weight. I am pleased to inform thee-unsolicited-that I am in excellent health and do Ger tainly attribute it to thy Boschee's German Syrup. C. B. SrIcKNEY, Picton. Ontario" a
Arizona republican., 1892-08-27

JUDGE G. c. ISRAEL made neat speech and happy nit at the mass meeting last night. The judge will be one of the leading Republican campaign ora tors this fall.
Arizona republican., 1892-08-27
SKRRIrORY or ARIhoNA'

COUNTY Of VI AliN I, Neri Osborn, county recorder m '.I no,.by the county and territory aforesaid, do snea certify that the within instrument WE dsy for record at 4:45 o'clock P. m. on thS T, i, of July, 1s92, and duly recorded m nouH -,eops articles of interpretations, records ot A''' county, Arizona, at pages 537 to 5il' .,. dsy Witness my hand and official sea. seaopy and year above written. NERl uspoa,oser lsEALI CounH 1'
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Republican Territorial Convention.
ROOMS OF THE TERRITORIAL , REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE. PRESCOTT Ariz August q 1892

PRESCOTT, Arlz. August 7, loS2' convention of the Republican party of Arizona will be held at the city of Prescott, on Thursday. the Sth day of Sept, 1892, for the purpose of selecting a candidate of the party for Delegate to Congress, and also one Council man-at- Large.
 The basis of representation will be one dele gate from each county, and one delegate for each fifty votes, and one for each fraction oi fifty over twenty-five votes cast for Geo. W. Cheyney for delegate to Congress at the November election in 1890.
 The representation ot the several counties will, therefore, ba as follows:
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AoENoies.
The Arizona Republican League.

HEADQUARTERS IN GOT TON BLOCK,
 PHOENIX. ARlz.
 OFFICERS:
 BRS HkSEY. President, ............ Pima County J. B. WOODWARD, secretary. Marieopa County A. l.. GROW, Treasurer, ,.,....... .COchise County VIM A. HANCOCK. lst. Vice President. Marieopa c. M. FUNSTON, End. Vice-President,, Coconino
 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE; J. D. MoNIHoN, Chairman .Maricopa County FM ZuCH, CH,......................Ap Apache County GKo W CnEYNEY, Y,............. Coehise County J. G. SAvAGE, .Coeonino County w J. BLAKELY,............... Mohaye County WN RoY, .............. Pima County F. A. RITLE,....................Ya Yavapai County ABR FRANK ....... .................Y Yuma County
Arizona republican., 1892-08-27

The phrase, "He died leaving million dollars" tells it's own story. What the man lived his life for struggled for, sti- fled his conscience for and perhaps lost his soul for he has to leave on earth. The average man in the race for the "al- mighty dollar" forgets that there is an Almighty God who demands the homage of man. There are men, however, who use their millions in such way that some of their treasure is where "moth and dust do not corrupt" They are the men who think of their fellow men and build hospitals, endow colleges and beautify cities. There are many invest ments of that kind for the millionaire.
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RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.

NOTICE TO BUSINESS MEN. THE REPUBLICAN will not be responsible for any bills unless contracted on written order
 T. J. woLFLEY, Manager.
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JOHN B. MONTGOMERY, SEAL OSCAR l.. MAHONEl, lHEALl THOS. c. GREENHAW, SEAL
TERRITORY OF ARlLoNA ,,,l',

TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
 MARICOPA COuNTf' .s, Before1ne, J. W. Crenshaw, notar! p.y in and for Marieopa county on this da! P ,a, sonally appeared John B. Montgomery, s,-n l.. Mahoney and Thos. c. Greenhaw' N'og y,t to me to be the persons whose names are 'u.. .. scrihed to the foregoing instrument "'1 knowledged to me that they executed me ,.sip for the purpose and considerations expressed. hs Given under my hand and seal oi o,o'' lsRALl 25th day of July, A. D. ",
 J. W. CREN'HAW,
 Notary Public
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MachiniSt
JeweIer.

JoHN sMEDLEY, wATGHMAKER AND J Jeweler. Special attention gwen to fine watch repairing. Washington street, Porter block, Phoenix, Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1892-08-27

and Henry VIII, "The Merry Monarch" " Napoleon's soldiers called him the Lit tie Corporal" on account of his juvenile appearance and his never failing bray. cry.
 The actual wearer of grandfather's hat was known as "Tippecanoe. "Stone- wall" Jackson has gone to posterity, and but few of the children of this generation know that his real name was Thomas Jonathan Jackson. Colonel Thomas H Benton was known as "Old Bullion" for his advocacy of gold and silver cur. rency. General Andrew Jackson was given the name of "Old Hickory" by his soldiers. Trough as Old Hickory" was considered high praise. Political lead CTS of today are familiarly, if not al' ways affectionately, known as Grover" 1.-The Plumed Knight" Benny" "Wanny" and "Uncle Jerry"
Arizona republican., 1892-08-27

.L CoS'TiR
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 E-sINEsS
 Eoon and srtion.
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 ktings of 
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-06

In the Probate Court In and Tor salt Lake
County, Territory OF utah.
In the matter OF the h ate % Joshua
Parker, deceased.


7 W suMMERuANs. TUE ADMINS.
-. rninr % thH rstate ~ Joshua RAJ or,
cecesscf, having fled Die petit on herein duly
verified, praying for m order ~ sale ~ lnf.
ton of The real estate " aaid deerfcnt, Tor M .
psrpp,ss herein s,t forth, 10 u therefore ur.
tuua interested in thf rttatr ~ sara deceased
appear before the said Probate Court, on Wed.
ncstat, The 2uth day 81 January. iaf1. lt 10
Room % aaid Probate Court a. Che County
tYut Houte N thH ClW aud County u
salt lake, Utah TERRITORY, TO show cause
Why an order should not bu grained
r. The sid AdulllsiratOr n sell 20 much of 100
real estate Of tho SD derHafud AZ sither IHo.
v or private sAle ~ shFIl he necessary sud
Nu % copy OF MS otfer be published
q lsau TONI tucoofiiys We kain ihe nLsEnEr
lftNiNu NtWs, auHwsr fnrr pfiuisd aud pub.
lisHrd iu saii city and cutny.
dated lecemtcr isW i.9l,
90 BARTCu. Judge
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Romantic Youth Father, wish 10
adopt the stage as n profession, TO inter
pref and ombody tho glorious lnspIra
tons of Shakespeare and tho master
pieces Of later dramatists.
Practical Fathar-My son, you ARE
ssut out for an actor, there's no doubt
Of that. Your legs are exnctly the
right length.
Romantic Youthful Logsi
Practical Father-Yes, indeed. The
other day, when we We're out In the
suburbs, you walked those railroad
ties better than any Of us, Good News.
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A MEETING or the STOCKHOLDERS
n 81 thO iiliby hmiu Company To- hereby
NNlgH, so said mrCuul $500 b. hold on To-,
iiH DAY oflaruary, u 2 Do. tlo louf OF 3 o'clock
piA AZ inl once OF MalIsll & adams. aunel
% b, q ana "a EaHi, Fret south street IN SAT-
iA." 'lll DO 'rl lhko County, ltah IerItorf,
Tor TIE nurp1fc of umruuuE Article n u ttr
Articles ~ incorporation uf nfii comuHuV hy
uasiuF the numbersf shares Of Capital stock
necessary ~ 10 hold and owned by any stock.
holder To- quality him TO hHcoHe IN oficrr or
Trustee IN sIid g. upanY hes than i've nundfud
shares % Cap tai stock as now required uy said
Articles.
The snnuhl me,tiug o. the stoeihoidsrl OF
shid company 10y the Election ofTrustrrf 20
ttf'e ior he cnnuinv year rii' DO held nj the
above place, ON JAuuuIy ith, lsA', az o O'Clock
pm hlLANDO PRATT,
ava NpcTcttry.
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THE MfssOULA PLACER MINING CoN.
Il pany. PrnIpll pi cH o. business, salt
Lake Guy, Uthh.-Nuuoe ID hereby gwen that
q, meoi!ng Of tho trustcrs, uvl1 on the a. u
hieen cont Per share " levied ON tho capt
"a sinek OF the corporation, ~, abe forthwith
20 W Fox, Jr SVcrOlar1s at hls onlre g.p Con.
sutnuon buildlug Main street, Salt Lake Clty,
Ntih ANY stocf upon Which tins Afsessmrnt
mhy rcmtln unpaid on thr 'rd day Of February,
y =, VIII be delinquent aud advertised for sal,
AZ public auction, ana uulris uHymont 10 made
before. wil be sold on rho ssh day " Fob,
tuAry, IVA, NJ 10 O'Clock d. N, 60 pay the
delinquent asfe,smcnt ioErthrr with cost OF
AhNeTurlng ard expense ~ sale
JESSE W. FOX, jR,, Secretary.
hissonlA Placer Miniuz Company, SAT- I.ate
ivy htcembrf 2,thi ISL, mona thur
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ny THR
~ undoreigned, administrator Of the estate
Of Elizabeth Bunker deceased, 10 the credi-
tors Of aud all persons having claims against
the said deceased, TO exhibit thnm with tho
necessary vouchers. within four months after
The nrst publication OF thla nnuce, To the sd
HdmtnislrAtor. In care OF Waddol a Adams, at.
iorneys, at - & a Rast, firsi south ttrsst Salt
Lake Cuy, In The county Of salt AXE, Utah
Dated December 18th, 1891,
n. BRUNErR,
Administrator Of the estate o. Elilabeth
Brnukur, deceased
wtnpIlL 4 ADAMS, At orneys for estate.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Estate OF Simpson u, IIaaater, Deceased.
NJ oTICE is HEREBY GIvES ny THE IN.
IN dtrsi gned, executors OF the create a
simpson u, llunakcr, deceased, 10 the rredir
tara OF aud all per-ous having claims srains
lhe shll deceased, 10 exhibit them with tho
ntst publication Of this nntcs, to the saii ~.
couloTs, care OF David y. nTlniOn, " Big Col
lnnMood, IN tho oouniy OF salt Lake, Utah Ior.
Dated November nth, 1901.
ELlIABErH ", HuTFAKER.
DAVID u BHlNTON,
GEOkGE u GARDNER
executors and 1rustecs Of tho sttai, ~ si,n.
son ID. lluHaker, doceAsed dlaw bu,
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court IN aud for Salt LAfe
Ioun,y. Territory OF Utah.

In the Probate Court IN hud for salt LAke
'Oun.y. Territory OF Utah.
In the matter q tho stinie o. George Martin
White, deceased,
order 10 show cause Why order Of Sale OF
Heal Estate fhogli not be made.
NYAnGARET 4. WHITE. THE ADMtNts.
IVA tfairh 81 the cftlto ~ Gsorgv Aiafun
Mhiic. dec nascd, having Tied her petition. duly
erined,rrAYins tor an order Of SAFE " portion
OF The real UftAts OF aaid dcccdeut forthc pur.
poac ihtrein set forth, u IL therefore ordered
by the Judge Of said court. that oil persons in.
tsfefted In the g. ate nf asif dsceasec, appear
before The iaid Probate Court on "wednesday.
The sQih day u January, ltvi, ~ " O'Clock IN
The fpfounun Of sad day, a. the Court Room
q said Probate Court, AZ The County Cour,
House, IN the city md county Of salt Late,
uthh Territory. 10 show cause why an order
should no. b. granted TO The said sdministra.
tfia. ~ cell 20 much Of the totl tdtAte u the
sad deceased At private sale ssthall ne nsces.
safy. and hat n copy ~ tins order b. published
~ least tour successive wects IN the DksruEr
IvhNtND Nrws, n newspaper printed and pub.
iifhe1 IN sad city ani county.
q. W. BAUTCu
dsw iro0aic Judge.
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.


NJ Office rs HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ undersigned, nGNnistrAtor at the estate Of
hannah 1omiinsou Mardlu. deceased. 10 the
creditors oi, and all pcreons having claims
against the tAiu deceased, 70 eNhihit them.
after the inst publication NJ this notice, TO tha
sAid adninitirgicr AZ his office, ut Rooms d!
and by Constitution liuilaing, SAT- Lake Guy,
IN tho County of SAT- Lake.
Dated December no, lcll,
THOMAS u, TEwIs.
Adninslrhtor Of The Estate OF Hannah Tom
huson MMdlo, deeeRssa d oawbW n
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NOTICE 10 cRrplIoRs.
r..ate Of Nles L. Wlllam.. peeeassa.

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN nv TUE
IN undersigned, administrator ot the estate
81 saii Miles l.. Williams. dcceatci, ~ the
creditors u and Al pctsons having olstme
against the said deceased, TO exhibit mem
with tho nooeaaary vouchers, within ten
mnnths after the tfst publication OF this
notice, % the said John ). Lowis, at biz resi.
dCucf. No 50 Crane Street IN SAT- Lako CITY in
the toutty Of sHli Lake.
Dated Defender sth, lspl. ........
Administrator Of tho estate OF Mines J.. Will
liams. deceased. cav ~
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NOTICE. 10 oREDiIoRs-


NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN ny THE IN.
a deTligncd, administration OF the estat,
o. JUDITH Temple Haven, deceased, TO The etet.
tnis o. anu all persons having claims against
lhr tali deceased. 10 ethiuN them, with The
neooitAty vouchers, within ten months after the
hlN pnbifauon ut This notice, 10 the snld a
mlhlstTalor ~ The law u1ipo ~ A u. Lewis
hlvms sls 10 Constitution budding, salt LaLe
'l!y, IN the comfy Of salt Lake,
Dated Dec, 18Th, ~.
WILLIAM :. BURTON,
Administrator OF tao estate OF Judith lem.
pie Haven, deceHsed. diay, M
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In ths Matter % ihc Estate Of sltsen
a. base, deceased.

- hNlNt NFtFNANls
NrOTiCr ~ HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
~ Muihm @, cha1c, adm|uAuatrix ~ The
estate Of tifasn A. chase, declared, has fru.
dertd To- settlement Hud flct iu stid Couri,
her maj tccoant o. her naturalization 81 saii
uiAte act petition for unal disfrlhutlon 81 NE
Ieudue ~ seid estate among the pcrsons eu
ulti ih'rtp, and that Saturday, tie uth day Of
Jauugtg,A -. lsf!, az 10 o'ciof. q. W, at ths
luufi room ~ san Court, iu the C1uay CuIrt
House, sat ilAke CITY aud County. utih Ier,
fltofy, Ne b,en duly app inted by the judge
OF fnid Court, for the settlement II tAd 40
count anl hearing said petition Tor di.uihu.
lion, at Nhich tune and place any pttan inter
rsied " seif estate may uupuaf aad show
cause, fany there lt,why szida-rount should
noi he fctrd aud u pr1vud and hnai distubu.
ula made A. prayed Tor
Dated Dtceguer u. 1921.
G. Z. ALIEN,
cltrs ~ the Probate our:
nv 6. frANrns, Deputy Clcfk. dfw
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The Hietory OF the Bannock Stake,
complied by Andrew Jensen, and lates
~ published In the DEsInEr WEEKLY Y,
has now been issued In pamphlet form.
end can now hs had Mt tho DEsERFr
NEWS office at 20 cents por cory. DDS
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"Do you know # takes fifty leaves Of
gold TO mako the thickness OF ordinary
paperr
"oh, that's too thinl"--JewelerS
Circular
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ORANGE BLOSSOM.

Ladies' suffering from any form
u Female Weakness, will find IA
sure euro In "OiHngo Blo ssom."
for iull Particulars call on tho
General Age nj, l95 West, Third
soulh Street, salt Lake CITY.