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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-09
BACK FROM THE EAST.
Governor Thomas Returns Home After
An Absence from the Terri.
tory Of one Month.


Learning that Governor Thomas had
returned from the East today n rrpre.
,-.t :, 81 - z.i,.., IL.
tentative oI '"'' p"pe' ''i''u NJ n's
ONCE this AFTERNOON Tor inc purpose OF
interviewing him.
In r,snonse In uuestions. Goysrnor
ma. tI, ar ~ 81 -. a..
inonAs ssiu' io'' D'' i'hNo 'V'
the East about month ago. 1 spent
most Of my time in Washington, New
yo,L AMI pittsbu,yh while In
,,,-,t, ,.L g., -
washington, 'ooA WV VI '"''e
pleasant pleasure trips ON the Potomac.
While In Pittsburgh was quite III for
. ,.w d.ysu
,', - ,,,
IN iesHu 10 tue O'sh Noniih'ssioh
II 10 my impression that the Senate
will vote for Its retention aud that Its
ultimate fate will be determined by a
conference committee. The chances
are In favor OF this commission being
retained"
"As TO the Home Rule bill, IL ap.
pears TO be- dead. No one asked me
about II while | was away, nor did
speak 10 any one concerning
u. IL excites no Interest In
the East and IN seldom referred to-.
sin regard 10 local politics will say,
had been present at the "Liberal"
Republican Territorial convention IT,
Gently held In the Theatre, | should
have voted for the ratlock resolution
and endorse the action OF Secretary
Sells thereon.
alt IL not true that ! was at Mime
apolis, nor N II true that | went TO
Washington In the interest Of the sale
to the government OF the Dooly built
ing. That statement IL an. In.
suit 10 the Intelligence Of our people.
Such sale could not be consumated
except by an net Of Congress. Another
thing. II IL not the habit Of the govern.
ment 10 purchase such q structure un.
der any circumstance.
The statement that | left Utah TO
escape being sent 10 the national Re.
publican convention at Minneapolis AZ
a UIiberalD RpunblIcAn delryat.
N equally false. / went on
the advice Of my physician,
DIR, Fowler, who said that [ was men.
tally and phyalcAlly worn out and thst
unless [ took n rest Immediately I
would be compelled to do 10 before
long,
"In Pitlsburg and New York found
business In prosperous condition anI
the people actively engaged m the ma 4
rush for wealth, When Looked
upon the ynst crowds of usopl, VIM
thronped The streets of tbs Iat,s,
city-no p.rson seeming 10 be IA
,ymnathv Win thn oihny-i al,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-09

MINSEAPoLIs, juno O.-Doubt still
fingers IN b.th the rival camps. A
careful estimate shows that both Blaine
and Harrison are forty 10 sixty votes
short OF enough 10 nominate. The
Harrison forces are eudeavorlng TO
push matters In the belief that II
Blaine cannot get the nomination for
the first ballot, his strength Ia DIST.
patod. The Blaine men are playing
Tor delay, aud seeking to bring out as
many favOrite sous "a possible. At
conference OF the Blaine leaders In.
GLIDING Clarkson, Foraker, Teller,
Wolcott, Plat, lasting until daylight,
various States which have candidates
were summoned and tempted 10 cast
their votes fOrthem, Iowa was aaked
10 vote soliIly for Allison.
The prospect Oi the Blaine men will
prevent ballot today. The com.
miItee on credentials nave not made
any special progress, and will ask
for further time, The whole report
will not be- forthcoming until the
evening session, and possibly not TIL
tomorrow. The Harrison men de.
clare that Blaino's powers have no
hope OF nominating him, hut are
merely playing to disintegrgate Harti.
son's forces in order 10 bring out a
dark horse. They talk OF forcing the
committee on credentials to move
faster.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-09
SECOND EDITION.
DESERET EVENING NEWS.
t,,,.as,. June .. isea.
LOCAL BREylTlES.

A ruRgr-yr NR.oLp boy fell through
the grand stand ~ the baseball game ln-
eyening, and was considerably hrnlsc'
but fortunately not seriously injured
Ttr clo.ins exercises ofthe tatter-daN
Saints. Seminary n the Eighteenth ware
will be conducted nj the rchoolhou-e' pe
ginning at II AIN. tomorrow fridayl'
Mr.. I.tNcoLS, the manager Of th'
exhibition Of Mr.. Coopers paintings ny
donated 10 the kirmess as many ucseu
NJ tho managers can dispose OF oy sale
grs. ESaLER, while attempting to
board a STATE street car while IA mounn
near the baseball grounds last evening
lost his grip and was thrown violently
forward aud on to tho ground and mar
rowly escaped being run over. was
picked M by tho bystandors. lin was
not seriously injured.
Tnr willis family Of the Twentieth
ward take this opportunity " oAtohdinF
their thanks To !. u. Mc'ill, tyNehng
freight agent OF the Union facihc' VINO
40 Kindly and generously offered MS ~
sistanre 10 Mrs. willis n0er she had met
With her accident last night, a. doiailou
In another part Of this paper
CuAnt.rS unnuAN's namo has boon
transferred from the Morgan Hotel regis
ter 10 the trial docket oi the Police couH.
The transfer f. o,caslnnod by pugilisilc
seauce enacted NJ the Morgan, and 10
which Uofman Ia said 10 have uniusiin'
ably AMI numerically whipped his
physically inferior opponent The charge
against him il assault and battery
Cutrr STANTON OF tho Ere department
has Just organized 4 volunteer nose ana
la
grove and Darlington additions, over Jot'
dan, aud similar organizations will prob
ably be formed In some ~ the oihor sub
divisions. The officers Of the now com
pany will be- chosen nj a meeting To DO
held on Tuesday night next.
A stx.oAHrp barge crew has been ot-
pnnised from the IIowall's club with the
following lndiosi Bow, Miss Sybil sew
art, M. 9, Mi.s Alton Young; No. q,
Miss Margaret Zane; No. !, Miss Meta
Mashbufno; No. o, Miss Emily katzi
stroke, Miss Frances l.incolni coNswain,
nr. Samuel parke. This crew Will DO
known w tho llowell's Auxiliary 10 the
Salt Lake Rowing Club.
A. individual with a name heard be-
foru-,1ames SMITHS the only capture
made by the police during the last -
hours. This Il somewhat cNcusahle on
account OF the boys being practically
lncnpscitaicd by reason OF the severe de-
feat thOy suffered NJ tho hands oi tho
nrcmen's baseball nine last evening.
smith, when brought Into tho court for
arrnignmont, looked M lonesome rs
Robinson Crusoe before he made the &c
qualntanco II his man Friday. Smiths
oncnse was drunkenness and no ac-
knowledged his weakness. The court
was In asympaihc,ic mood and suspended
sentence.
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TELEGRAMS.


MISNEApoL;s, June g.--rhe day
opened bright aud II was very warm n,
the morning hOur- grew on. PeOpl,
assembling brought fans and the great
audience room became a sea Of waving
palm leafs. As heretofore tho loaderl
were chcefed on their appearance and,
finally, 10 brCame a rivalry between
the Blaine aud Harrison factions as ia
which could greet lts prominent met
most noislly. II was nearly half past
eleven when chairman Mckinloy
raped the convection 70 order aud
announced that Rev. VIM. Brush,
chancellor Of the university Of South
Dakota, would oiler prayer.
After prayer the chairman called
tor the committee on credentials and q
round Of applause greeted Chairman
Cogswcll ~ he arose. lie announced
that the committee was making dlli.
gent progress, aud asked for further
timo. He said he hoped he would be
able To report at 8 O'Clock tonight.
Senator Cullom Of Illinois, present.
cd resolution endorsing the Worlds
Fair, recommending national nppro.
priaiion therefor. Referred to the
committee on resolutions.
The Illinois delegates introduced n
resolution thstall grand army men he
permitted TO enter the hall and occupy
seats vacant, thirty minutes after the
beginning OF the session. Referred to
the committee ON rules.
Ex-Governor Seweli, New Jersey,
moved recess until eight O'Clock, pend
ing the report Of the committee on Gre
dsutiai. The Harlan man oblggiel
To this, and Lawson, New York, de.
manded rising vote. Pennsylvania,
New York, and Ohio were notably Ia
favor OF an adjournment, while Wis.
consin, Missouri, ane several other
strongly Harrison States opposed.
After n careful counts Of heads, Chair.
man Mckinley said; "Ycaa, AZ; nays
3jo;and the convention concluded TO al.
JOurn until eight O'Clock this evening. "
(Applause.) The standing vote IN the
affirmative was very large, aud it
seemed that II had been carried by
practical unanimity.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-09

Harry Duke Is rapidly developing
his apparently Inherent love for the
horrible. As an addition to the vast
collection Of gha-ly curiosilirs he
maintains In his Tuscarofa tomnhawk
treasure house, he, this morning, pro-
cured tamutula Of prOdigi0us SIZE
captured Ia the city cemetery by sex
ton eGenbach. This irlghtul speci.
men Of the family LycOsldae IA now
Imprisoned In fruit Jar on Dukes
desk at the City Hall, preparatory 10
undergoing the process OF alcoholic
picking. II IL said that Harry VIII
wear II NJ a scarf pin on the ruscarorn
trip 90 the Democratic convention.
This, withn gray stovepipc hat, linen
dus,er and striped umbrella will make
q novel ami attractive combination.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-09
THE DRINK CURSE.
A >wede Charged with Assaultlng Ills
lie aud Young Daughter.

John Eckstrom Is swede about 2s
years OF age, and nothing is more dis
tasteful to him than work OF any kind,
For the last two months he and his
wife ami daughters have been resld-
lug In cottage In Morgsn's iiow, Rd.
joining the Morgan Hotel, AMI during
large part Of that time this model
husband and father has been muddled
with drink. The wife Ia said TO be
an industrious woman who goes out
work, aud she and her daughters
are In this way the mainstay Of the
home. Eckstrom gets all the money
from them that he can lay his hands
upon, applies It to = "big drunk" aud
then goes home and abuses his wife.
A couple OF evenings ago, while In one
OF his bacchanalian fits OF frenzy, h.
sgain assaulted his wife and also his
l3 yesr.old daughter, the lsttcr Of
whom now wears black eye in evil
dence Of her parents brutality. He
was to appear before Commissioner
Greenman nj pm. today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-09

MtNSEApOLIs, June G.-rhere are
cighty.ilye cOlorcd delegates IN the
convention. They claim 10 have the
balance Of power, which they hope 10
use. Fifty.sight OF them met last
night and generally expressed that "a
new candidate In place OF Blaine and
Harrison should be taken zap, though
Fred Douglass stood up for the Presi.
dent with vigor. some favored Reed,
more Alger.
The committee ON resolutions has
practically completed the prellmi naries
and drafted the leading planks In
the platform. IL has made important
changes In the tariti plank drafted by
the subcommittee and as agreed on it
will reform the A merican doctrine Of
protection. IL calls attention TO Its
growth abroad and the prosperity OF
the United States as result OF It's
influence; viii favor n policy OF al.
hitting free all foreign articles, except
Injuries OF life, which cannot be pro.
duced In this country; that tariff on
all products In competition with the
| products Of American labor should 10
/ fully equal TO the difference In the
wages abroad and at home. The tariff
efforts u the Democratic House are
denounced; attention IL called to the
extension Of the American commerce
and Republican reciprocity. Tariff on
lead, enough to keep out foreign pro.
ducts, Ia Inserted to placate the free
silver people. The resolution on
condemning tariff on binding
twine Is stricken out. The school
/ law question which some claim will
effect the result OF Illinois anu Wis
consin, IL yet to be dealt with. A
resolution j. embodied expressing
sympathy for the oppressed Jews Of
RusslR, A resolution TO restrict the
Presidency To one term Of SIX years
sunfavorsbly acted ON.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-09

'N,Nl uIll. MINING a.
f-fsb, iilhe ip1l place Of bu,ls. Lc TioS
Of H. I,o on,, , hefsly gwen p,,. iat t'i,
Of Nav i ~ 81 ltusiee' heid os :, uss,ii.
senu ier share ', va. ls, Nou x ,,..a y
ol lho cofrofluon. ~. 20 NE rsi.,
~. IRON ths date horeal ~, VitAn X W
NJ ahd 81 Maln stree, w ftfd,si
v an M. Any STOCK upon w6i1b NY lais Cit
ISL VII \. d eniphia on the lri ,,s,,','illt,
~ public auction ana ss1s , .Alteftici h. ..i.
ui,li9'v WI he 10 ON me- ~ meni j. ia y
~, 70 NY ihe dchrGufnf gay 0 t1i5
as e,i WIN the rost Of ab,e,,.. smtais, x
W ''''' o. v HARDY, ~, 20 q
y iiili Mihins cs,ls
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-09

MISNEArOLis, June 9.-'rhe oroden.
tlal comIulttee this morning decided
the 2nu ana 4th Louisiana district con.
test ln favor " the auti.administration
faction unanimously, AMI the lst Lou.
lsiaua m favor Of the other faction, also
unanimously, anu the Bth Louisiana
In favor VI til administration, 20 to 20.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-09

CHICAGO, June 9.-fhe DdiV Nsw'
has made a canvass by Statc8 VI IN,
delegates mt Minneapolis ana nnd'
them divluei Ms iolloWt: Blaine az
Harrison f0i, Alget 81, NJ kiuley II
Reed ., Allison l, doubtful 80. Tue
Ncrs asserts that Mckinley has given
the Harrison managers positive assur-
anco that he will under no circum
stances allow the use u his name ~ =
dark horse, ami that In return he viii
receive the support OF the Harriso
men Ia fsUg
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-09

~ ''''"'7 TIE wv v EFFT'N " wv NH7"s
City Editor of Boston paper at
i.30 a. m)-Wo shall have to cut
down that column OF miscellany on
the eighth page TO five or six stick.
fuls. We are crowded.
Assistant-I don't SEQ how we can
do that without spelling it entirely.
Its an article ON Tho Evident In.
spiratlon of the Sacred Scriptures.
City Editor Gelieyed) Oh, It Isl
Then kill the wholcarticlc. thought
il was an essay on Ibsen. Chicago
m..il..L..n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-09

MISNEAPULts, June Oh. II.
Powers, Of the Republican club, this
morning sent n. n. Powers, chairman
OF the Vermont delegation ut Mime
apolis, n telegflm saying: "lhe PEG
Pile anu press Of Vermont regret your
position. Take a positive stand Tot
Harrison fnt, theu for Mckinley aud
sherman, not Tor Blaine"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-09

MINSEArOLGs, June 9.-Clarkson,
tho Blaine leader, was asked after nd.
tournament whether he considered the
ballot ON adjournment test vote. lie
replied while pleased smile lifted
over his features:
"Well, we wanted to adjourn and
they did nOt.n
Hiscock, the Harrison leader, was
asked the same question and said:
ono, decidedly II was not test
yote,O
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-09
order 10 show Cause Vhy order Of sieof Rs,l
Estate shouli not be- made

D1CHARD BRiNLHY AND CHARlLs An.
III bot, tho executors Oi the lafi vii aai
estate " hiisA johnson, deceased tEtng Il
their petition herein, duly vrniti. tuIns
Tor m order ct sale nj ail ne real etAs
" taid decodunt, for the purposes nt-ua
set forth, u Il therefore urdcful by ihe lulg
ol taid Court, that ell puftous iuiettiisi In ~
estate N said itrcafes, appear tciofe Ne ht
Probate Court, on 1uesday, ths gls day q
June. A. D., l.pi. al 10 O'Clock 10 Wtilflr9Ql
nf aid day, VI tho Court ioom 0tsiid PROBATE
Count nt The County Court House, IN Ne uy
and Countvnt salt Lake, itAh feWioy " itqH
cause Why nu order should not be- sfAhis1 10
the aid adminlstr ttor, 10 scll - mgch q ~
waite sale ne shall be Necessary, anf MAJ
y copy ~ this order shall be published a eat
four successive wceks 10 thU DISSENT lrlN.
isG MINIS, nrgsphpcr printed and publhhti
in San CITY aud tuuniy,
Dated MAY 18th, Isii
q. ". HARTCii. Probate jude,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-09

CHICAGO, June "a suit for brcacl,
Of promise Of marriage and shbu,uOu
damages has been Instituted IN TIT
superior court by Me. Jessie Hal, q
former actfess whose stage name i
Dorothes Lewis, against james W.
Paige, Hartford, Conn. Paige II
manufacturer Of Paige type settling
machine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-09

rIHoMAs u. LEWIS. TIM ADMINISTER
Il i0F II the estate Ul ilinnah Iomllill
MHrdlc, deceased, haVtng nlei ~ VEN
herein, duly verified, praying Tor 40 ofle
sale OF the whole OF the real rsihio o. tla ~
rcicnt, Tor thr pufnosgs tturrin ~ iuiin, y =
initial pcrfnns iutcfcstcd no The cftAin o. %
deceased appear before Dc sad irnlNt eeAl'
on Tuesday, the 2sih day 1f June, ~, ~ ~
O'Clock IN tho forenoon ~ ssh DAY, A. wy
toutt Room Of AID Probate ourLailh We Y wv w,
IL Court House, IN tho cliy and county u sAs
Iale, Territory Of Utah, To chow cause WY .A
order fhould not be granted 90 ihn slil a..
istTator, to fuil so much NJ the ioal e.,aN Y.
the s4id deceased NJ private sale a. ,Aal
pubilshrd nj least four successive NeeAs 10 ile
hEstUIr tyTNtNG NEW-, oNapapci fIl'
ed AMI published IN SAID city ane county
Dated MAY -, isi!.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-09

n me ~ i.y n ,'s .il.lii giyENrnAri,v,
limnily oloscnshaF. dteeas.s ~ we ciii.sa
ipt scl..nntnt, aud ei In ss,d I'm, f,aisit
h'.eunt 9l ~ aiminisiritiin M 49,. ~ ltI
ptlillnn inr hual disirbuiion M m. l.,.'iVstl
w ,t,as among The uef.onr ,pt.dt 6
ioiai ~ o. eiHi "a i,la}, I'd, ,ih diy VI Jb6, :
inutl, 20 Tue tounty Cauft H. w c'ul
,l,g ahn county, Utah rcrfit,ry. h,, ~. "a
Aplnlntfd ny The Judgc Of sAif .s,i Oh
settlement " aitsrcount All be,,3'.. ~ ~ e,
'','n lnl distribution n which i'ms ~
az .na 'n''t'slea ia saii ssilte ~, r. -
eAi hnn SNOW cautt, n any thefabs ~ y
itruuht should not be- aettI "a 49, Wy tll
Dated May u. isgs. '''l'l io'
a., q y ALLYN
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MINsEApoLis, June 0.-rho con.
vontion was called to order at ll:.2
am. The committee on crodential.
asked for more time, aud said they
hoped TO be able To report Mt : pm.
Recess was then taken Ill S pm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-09

MONTGOMERY, Ala, June 0.-The
Democratic convention met this morn.
Ing but adjourned for the report Of the
committee ou credentials. Cleveland
sentiment predominates.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-09
In the PROBATE Court in aud Tor s.it t,,.
County, Territory o. Titan


NOTICE "a HEREBY GIVEN. rpir
~ David :. Emtp adminifiritHf NH ~
annexed, u the estate Of Hannah Auus y
coased,ha rendered Tor settlement. ant MAJ,
SAID Oouit, Die innl account NJ DIE afmti,if,
ton uf said tttate and petition fnf fhtl an,
button VI the residue OF SID estate afsats NJ.
persons enuiled thereto, and that ru IN. III
wv daN N June, \, u, ~, NJ 10 oe.ott Z =
Coltt House, salt Lake Cay and Clgrt a..
IerfitnfT, has been duly app tinted bguf ~,
~ said court, for the scitlemept u al !.
count and hearing sad petition f0F diItr's
ZOO, az which time aud place ary puH1a isisi
estod IN said tatate may apprar ani 80
cause, n any there nr, why sad account sh5s4
not he settled and approved and dnal di,inSs.
ton made a. prayed Tor.
Dated May %, isg2
g, Z. AttFN,
Clers Of The Probate osr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-09

IN the matter N the Relate of Thomas Rich.
arison, deceased,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT JOIN
~ II. walker, administrator ~ tho estate
81 Ihomhs richardson dOCeasut. has rendered
for settlement, and nlvd ~ SAID court, hls final
account Of IT. administrAtion OF salt estate
aud petition Tor nnsl dlslfiuuuun ~ the residue
OF san Cathir among tue per. ons entitled there
Co. and that Tuesday, tho 2sth day OF lunr,A u.
lsv!, al 10 O'Clock a. M, al the Court Room oi
allh Court IN the County Court House, salt
been duly appointed hy the Judge Of snli
Court, tor the rutilpmeut Of said account aud
hearing said pDuuln for distribution, 40 which
time aud place HuN person Interested IN said
urtate may appear and show cause, II any
there he why shid Hrnount should not be srt.
uod and approved and nnal distribution made
40 prayed tor
Dated May %, l,oa
q, T.. ALLEN,
Clork Of the Probate Court
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NiARGAREr BOWMAN THE AphllSi"
Nl tfairiX OF the estate OF Ml!llall ia
duly verified, praying Tor an order oi s.,s o, ,,
real estate o. SAID decedeut l9f wy W.
poses therein set forth, u u therefore plssi
by The Judge of said court that all prfsenas,
tcrosted In the estate ~ SAID deeelses, .pli.s
before the sNd Probate Court on sAiiaait n
tho md day OF July, ls92, a. " oglYpps Cue, ~,
the forenoon of SAID day, ~ the tuul e ei
OF said Probate Court, NJ the County 80
House, m the city anu county ol "a. aasisi
Utah Territory, u show cause why an V wv,
should no. be- granted 10 the sali a'.ln, ~
TIN, tn soii 80 much Of the real cslale % w
said deceased at private sale A. shaU ne tIi,ssi
.ary, aud that a copy of this order nc lu.gl.,stf
~ least four successive weeks m We ~ ,nb'
EvTSISa MINIS, a newspaper printed anu paV
llshcd ln SAID city aud county.
Dated June lat, lev. AZ maroon
Probate Ju1ss
WApnEILN ADAMS, Attorneys,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-09

WAsHuNGruN, June 9.-rhe gfgvnt
deficiency pension bill was passed.
The house biz for the admission uI New
Mexico and ArzIna ~ states was re-
.erred to the committee on Terri'ories'
The agriculture ami Legislative Appfo
pfiation bill WINS referred ~ tie COM
mitiee on appropriations AdJourned
I'LL Monday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-09

NAsriNuTJN, June 0.-rhe condi.
ton NJ President Polk, Of the Farmer
Alliance, has somewhat improved this
morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-09

10 the matter Of he EstAto OF ts,....
houd. doceasei. ~

NoTIlV'lik Us ,hhREBY GIyES rgi,
WI aud tcithuient ant ~ tHeestafs NJ =
halt"ulh. deceased, has fvudffIa h.. ~.
mtnt, and tiled IN SAID court. hi. tssi -
ot ~ aaminislraiion = sHid estate rrf /. A
ior hnhl dmtrihuton u the fesIdue III VA
tltn among tic prrsous enutiei tss,.,. n
that ltiesdAy, The itth day 0f Iure a ~
~ lpo'elock n. M, ~ thd Court Roon y ~
.oufi, ~ the County tour lionso. sait ~
Wy ahu county, ,uh ieHftury. has "a ~,
stlllemeui Of said account and hsirlts ~ !,
rfuuon Tor distribution. af uhift NJ. \.
place any persOn lntcrested In sAii etitts ~.
slprhr and shuw cause v an ihsfe + ~,
fhll account should not be- settled tfl ~
Tor. l"Itl
Dated May scth, iol.
&, v. AttEN
CLERK o. the i'robat9 IL.
Ivy NAIsTIN lHuW Al L. H.. -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-09

TIM county clerk ha. ISSUED marriage
licensees todayto John S. Inguaham, aged
-, aud Martha Lawson, aged lOi 10 pa
yid d. Smith aged -, aud Eliza j. CID
aon. mod n.
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4 NoNice,
Photographer Did you ever sit for
a photograph befUrel
Little Girl-No, sir I've always
stood. -Guod NeMs
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NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN LA a
~ Augusta q. Noderhorg Allnlh' Adi,scleased,
has rendered tor settlement ana nl'l ! ~
Court, her final account VI htr sou, ,n,i,,t1iioa
~ said estate and petition for hnal 1900
Of the residue Of said estate amen s"0 ~ nm
day 81 June, A. d, l-1l, NJ 10 o'do,a, n "astv
the curt Room at SAID Court IN w.. tiish
Court House, salt Lake CITY and touip k tae
Territory, hns been dulY Appnln,.natof said
account aud hearing said petition w ,n i,ief.
ton. at which time and place any p'i..ee11 nos
81 ed IN aaid estate may Appear ~ ,beuld
cause, II any there be, why shl a.e3t 'i,trjba,
not be settled and approved anu pn'
lion made 10 prayed for.
Dated May 70, 1872. or ALIEN,
CLERK Of the Probate Ioa-
by CAusTES BROWNE, Jh., Deputy wv