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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-15

Gregg county Republican committee
and that all the proceedings haa unq9i
MIN were proper aud regular, n
asked that the papers setting iott1 Ln.
iact, from the standpoint Of the Sisg
r-,ople be read TO the convention "hloh
+ Ike ali contests Of this kind, e9ch
faction had nroof by the bocketiui tnal
Ia other was irregular a0d not sri'sied
10 rscngnition, A yote was i'skeh ~
the convcution repudintsd the report
nj me committee reiati,e 70 Stesk
eounty. sustaining the Flanagan i-oti ',,
one d.ieeale clsmon-d Tor division
while others houied mat the erie' a'.'s
Sia moi know what shey bad sol,a GU;
no chair stated iea: '7e ma ., stt ,l,,,'
besr .l,asDuehly placed b sors tae cen 90
veari5n ana thsi II ne deiassies go \,
moi understand hc ccaia sul heip =
~ 80 fnriief iislt go niAJpr4ly "
avon n sastaiailie irs fise'g@n f''3pis
was 70 overwhelming mas IL "aa '-i''' >
y 60 oountys contest was taken up
The ,.,sls beli vas made kno"A DA .
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-15

Tor several minutes, with which was
mingled a few soicss crying No, M. =
Nh. R0sentbal moved that the reaolu.
tiou. which was aout IN by tho majority
Of tho committee on resolutions, be
adopted
Mr. Hoyf Of Tyler read the minority
report. which deemed II lnexpedicnl "
endorse any particular candidate for
governor 81 Texas, which urged every
Republican 20 support the national Re-
publican ticket, and which urged all
Republicans W support sOme man shO
win advance tho best intenatf u Texas,
and her poople for the good Of Texas
Judge Makemson said ihe majority
resolution did not force the Clark tick
a. On ANYBODY but that Il simply rec
onmond6d him az a good man for the
position.
Mr. Hoyt, who halls from Hogc's
home. svoke Tor the miaositg report,
~ aid he was opposed 70 CLARK 5
fpeech. and that the Clark yoke
wpuld b. Calling 10 him. Clark Wa
: goniiills nsprsseuu.iiFs Il tile Jea
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-15

legislature shall provide for the collec,
tion from the Federal government oi
She bounty ON sugar pr0ducod on the
state farms.
TO- We demand that The state legis.
latme enact such lAWt as viii protect
tho ballot Of every Citizen In accord
nnCc with Che demands expressed In
tho election plank Of the national he.
publican platform.
II. We demand The passage Of such
laws as viii further the building and
Keeping Ia repair 20, "a system Of iptu-
county public roads, and 70 this opd
we demand the employment VI peui-
tcntnig cony icls lhns procuring inr
thum profitable employment without
bringing them IN competition With
free labor
"le-Wo condemn the law which.dis'
eliminates against colorod teachers
upon the county school board OF eNam-
incrs, as class legislation"
"l3 We demand that tho legislature
comply with the constitutional require
monts and establish branch for the
oOlorcd people OF the state university
Tho report of the committee was
adopted unanimously with Wild APP
plaua0.
Judge Mnkemson offered the follow
ing resolution, which wus signed by
himself and ten others Of the commit
toe;
Resolved, That the present doplor-
able condition OF the Affairs Of ourentc
Is such that the general welfare dc.
mands AZ our hands, as patriotic cti'
lens, the defeat Of James S. Hogf aud
the elostiOn Of some one in hih aiond
who viii give 70 Texas liberal and
progressive administration, and We
earnestly recommend 10 the Rrplhli.
cans Of our state the election Of the
Hon. George Clark.
The rruding Of the resolution wa
greeted with yoclforpus applause The
delegates threw up their hate and yelled
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-15

"l5 IL future policy, a. outlined IN
the Houston platform. gives no promise
or hope OF any relief from the evils
complained Of, but rather conlrins the
belief that they will b. increased and
intensified n L receives endorsement
In November, and We therefore urge
upon The people Of Texas tho impera-
tive necessity Of placing the seal f
their utter condemnation upon thepres-
eni administration.
"The Republican party demands
Il. Perfect equality before the
law; equal rights 20 al and special
privileges 20 none.
- We are opposed 70 all sumptu-
airy laws and believe IN the largest and
Individual liberty consistent with good
government
"3. We favor the regulation Of
railway corporations under such re-
siriciiODs n Will nsrr BAL Justice 10
he railways a. well ~ ~ people.
a. We condeun 81 io'1ns u com
munism and stat s1c.al n and vieW
with alarm the existing gar In this
stale sJon properly
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-15

owners thereof the right to be heari
In tbs courts.
% 1t has, by intolerance, pro.
scripuot and Incorporate expression,
driven much capiial out OF Texas, and
prevented the coming OF much more,
and thereby raised the rate Of interest
and incrascd the burdens Of all except
the money lenders.
4. Il has unsettled hand titles and
deprecated taxable values
90 1t has robbed the laboring men
OF Teas, because by driving out cap.
ital our Industrial enterprises have
been paralyscd and the value Of labor
diminished.
go 1t has attacked the decisions Of
courts and tried to bring into contempt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-15

number Of lengthy papers, which wore
read by the secretary. While they
wore being read and the audience was
pcrspiring, Delegate Davis, oiCass, who
was so excited over the propose seating
Of tho Goree delegation that his hair
stood up, elun'ssd upon the platform and
cndcavorcd to talk
The chair then recognized Davis, who
poured out his little tale Of woe, saying
that Gorec, Worsham and the rest OF
th0m had demonstrated an insane de-
sire 10 down him, but that he didn't
propose TO dcmise II he could help II.
He said Quincy had FIRST been for Hogg
aud then for Clark. This was rs far as
he got The convention howled him
down in three shakes Of a Sleeps tail.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-15

g. Our symiRthics are mcst Csrdi-
ally extended 10 all lahoring people IN
their efforts to better The conditinn OF
themselves and those dependent on
them.
+. We condemn all revolutionary
methods and violence on the part Of
our citizens, believing that au appeal
70 the law host prOteC,s every citizen 10
the enjoyment Of his rights
~. We condemn an legislation cal
culated to drive capital ont Of the state
or turn immigration from us.
IS. We favor the enactment Of such
laws as will secure to US the introduc-
tion into this state OF money at a low
rate OF Interest.
"9. We demand that tho coming
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-15

TO tbe Hon X ~ HaRlsy. Chairman o. ihc
RepunHeau si-ie Convention or Texas
Your committee on resolutions would
respectfully report the following
I've, the Republicans Of the state Of
Texas IN convention assembled, point
ing with just pride TO The record Of our
party. declare our allegiance tUlts prin-
ciplss as expressed Ia tho national plat
form adopted at Minneapolis
eve heartily approve the action Of
the national convention IA the reHom-
inaiion OF President Harrison, NhoEe
pure able and patriotic Administration
Of Affairs has dehed arrmRnmsut even at
the hands d the Democracy. aud VIC
pledge him and his colieagre on ihe
national ticket. WhiU'laW Reid, the
sohd vote Of the party r. Texas.
eve arraign the present admiuistra-
ton Of Texas hecad-'
II. It hss artased labor agaiasl
capital, 70 ihe great injury Of both, and
hss intensified class prejldice.
~ Il has. II effect coufecatsd
property and practically deAlssd 10 ME
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the noNt so speak, lie said HcNns was
N the hands OF Hogg. and that the
people might ~ wen - 10 work and
hulla their smoke huuscs.
Mn Anderson OF Tyler county on-
posed thc majority report dc WIS op.
posed 90 iNihg The Republican party OF
roS9s 20 George CLARK or auy nther
mAn who wears the hrfs collar ol De
mocracy,
The cllprcd dolcpnto from Governor
Hoggs homo WIS cried down AZ this
stage ~ tho game ahd the convention
WIS confusion ugain. All the dclc-
rates tried 70 tan, 90 uncoi but the
eliah' ala NOT 90, ratified
SWhlett of Mclann county, col-
owed mrmbgr aid he wanted 20 olo-
,atc lhc Rppuhhnn parity aud then
proceeded tu deliver a hupngue in
favor of Governor hogg, until lac was
v'icd down and hisod,
Arch tochnne advocated thu minor-
! NY report and said he wanted 10 turn
| Texts Republican, loose He would
NOT follow tine Dallas Nows In am nd-
NocAcy of Cleveland aud Clark
Judge M0Hors OF BrWorla county ad-
| vncptod The majority report ltc rlAu
tho Republican party owed loNaH
Sgp, ~ p,.l.uoo W. , M "0e'u a. ma ,,,sr
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n,,,,,,r,,ni', T., Nv ,r1o,.,aillc ihemselrcs
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alo,u ~ ~ V',''' i '', ,, ti,,s og Hogg.
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sn,,it,r "a r,grrttcd
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!l'iu i'l,il,a' ' ~ VIZ S,d nn, b,lieyc ali
t w qn,'.'en ,,n5, nod e,,ngc5 nnv
wy 9P'S.i'H u'',oo i'' '',.,'l,i'', ma IN
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Wuu,Y M,
Aiu'u WIN N'i'' ~ ,,
'CuNhfl cuNEfl'
mo collector from Galveston toak the
stand. NE said be would make Nc
speech. hui simply tell 10 the convention
what ln hls Judgment, was The hcs
intcresis OF Texas, irrespective Of poll
tics "'rho adoption " the majority
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-15

When the convention was called 70
order this afternoon AZ 2;31, Judge Ma.
komson, Of Georgetown, chairman 81
the committee on platform, submitted
the following report:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-15

Tho colorod delegates here charged
a ,hey could not got recognition and
proceeded 10 howl and tear their hair.
Mr.. Wilkcreon oi Brown county was
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-01

The late Professor Freeman. the
English historian, had something of
Carlyle's disregard Tor tho ordinary
rules OF courtesy It is said that
some years AGO, when ho visited
Yale, one of the college professor.
addressed him or Dr. Freeman.
Doctor! Why, doctor' returned
the historian, who, by the way. had
received the deWocof dootoruf civil
laws ut oxford aud that OF doctor
vi laws at Cambridge.
II thought you were entitled 10
the doctorate,' was the reply.
suppose j ami So is Gladstone.
Would you doctor him"
NO, sir, said the Yalcman, some.
what disguised "a certainly would
not apply 80 insignificant u title 10 a
man OF Gladstouo's emineuce. ~
Youths Companion.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
Luety bon Mlnlng 0anrany. Looauon d

Lucky nil Mining Company. Location OF prin.
cipnl place % buHiutts, Park CITY summit
County, Utah. Location OF mine, snake
iIcck Mining District, WAsatch County, Utah.
NOTICE u hkhEni GIVES THAT Al
on the Sand day Of September, lsg2, At salt
Lake CITY, utnh, nm assessment Number six
90. Hl NJ hyo cent? per shave was levied on
the capital stock Of the corporation, pas Ab 4 To
the secretary within thirty days from the above
date, NJ SAT- Lake CITY, umh Any stock upon
which thk 90. csHmcnt romans unpaid on the
md advertised for sale NJ public auction and
uulesH payment made before, VIII DO SOLD on
rho 18Th nay o. December lsu4, At the hour ~
No. 3A Consultation building salt lake CITY,
Utah, 20 Ray delinquent assessment together
with tho cost oi advCrliaing Hud expense OF
safe, w. j, BURTON Secretary.
No % BuriOn's Court, between second and
Third West Streets, Second south street, sat
Lake cry. tu
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, HOW ROBINS NEST.

They Have Front aud Back Door and
Are Very carefui About Their Use.
Although many interesting points
In relation to the nesting habits OF
our friends, the birds, have ap
peared, l have yet TO see anything
concerning the position which the
prospective parent assumes whilo in
oubatmg The subject has been Of
much interest 10 me, and in the past
yeaTs many observations have been
made, which plainly Indicate that the
lropnetors of nearly all nests "haye
thelr exits and their entrances
Many there ARE, Us tho kingfsh
ers, woodpcckers aud other species,
which reach their eggs by single
opening or burrOw, and these of
necessity must emerge from thesame
source, but all seem 10 have u well
ueuned position la sitting.
All can remember the attitude OF
me domestic hen, turkey or goose,
ami how rarely this position is
changedgand with the wild bird the
tendency 20 u shift is even less. for
WIN lanyard fowls we can alter
lHe~ posture by placing a board in u
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-01

Years ago u millionaire died In
Paris. At church, while the priests
We're reciting the prayers for the
dead over the body, all the mourners
Were edited 10y the fervor with which
one of the heirs was reading out Of a
book which he held in his hand, and
which was supposed to be a collec
ton of prayers for the departed. A
neighbor happening TO glance at it
discovered that the little volume was
nothing more nor less than q copy OF
the civil code, open at the chapter on
SUGGESTIONS. -Tesorelto.
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NOTICE..

Well Annie Mining and milling Go. Principal
place Of huaincsa salt Lake CITY, Utah.
NOTICE - MERELY GIVEN, THAT AT
~ meeting Uf the Board u Directors
held on the g1th day 81 september, a. u lsll
by and with tho consent Of tlc stuckhoulers, IN
waf levied on he capital stoct Of tho company
payable 10 George swan, Treasurer, At room
40 Q, DcseTct National Bank building, salt
lAko city, Utah, before November let, lsba
remain unpaid on the 1t day u November.
lsb2, DO aforesaid will be duhnqueot, aud ads
Ncriiscd Tor sale, NJ public auction, ana uulo=s
payment Il made before. will 10 solo on Thur.
day. the 2uih day Of November. lsD2, at g O'Clock
D. ~. TO pay delinquent assessments. together
with the cost OF advertising and EXPENSE OF
shie JOHN 4. NIHEktR, Secretary,
Dated salt lake Oitv, september gpth lsl2'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-01

men laughat us for having sense.
less notions and doing things for
which we can give no good reason.
said woman recently ~ wish
some man would explain 20 me why
lac caJ1ies ununportant papers about
with him for months, wearing them
out in so doing. I've often watched
my husband carefully change the
contents of coat or trousers pockets
from one s,ht Of clothes to another
Soiled, Worn envelopes and folded
papers are tendcrly transferred. and
for long time was impressed with
the Importance Of the operation and
drcw an instructive breath Of relief
whom IL was safely over. one day
my curiosity got tho better of me
aud ] begged for a sieHt OF those
mysterious documents guarded with
such jealous care.
ITO please me my husband went
through them. He found several
mlccelptcd bills some that had been
paid and receipts filed, note from
FREUD dated three months bncl,. DO.
GREETING that inc didn't fluid him la
his Office when nc called; one or two
business cards Of firms he had no
recollection of knowing, several ad.
ycrti-cuent circulars, plUyb.l OF
last seasons performance preserved
for some forgotten temporary rea.
som uuu markham tlfr.. ,s.sll,s linton.
tnut papers among the whole lot
And honestly believe il / had not
prompted the investigation, MIR --
would be trcasuring thu-e worthless
bits OF paper TO this day Her Point
of View IN New York Times.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-01

variety OF Positions about the nest.
but with the inhabit.ntsof ,he wood
amy Interference generally results in
desertion.
The robin when building her nest
often tries how her broUlinp brenst il
10 TT the ofOwing structure and this
too. when "a bare, fiat platform gives
no indication of the elevated sides TO
follow. Later the male sits In the
forming cup and spcculates probably
on the outcome OF his efforts and
views the outlook from the crotch
During the four days OF egg laying
the female IS not ON. or rather in. the
structure "a any extent. unless the
weather is cold or wet. and she as.
Vumes almost any position. II ia only
after the duties of incubation begin.
q period which lasts fourteen DAYS TO
Il dot, that the robins adont a stand.
ard, shared IN by each of tho pnir.
The male, who shares In the duties
Of sitting, when going 10 take his
trick almost invariably flies toward
his mate in the same path. and ar.
irving at the back door, just as his
feet are about 20 touch the edge. tho
female is seen TO dart forward be-
tween the branches which comprise
the front door This front door. as |
prefer 10 call It, is then really the
exit, and toward IL the incubntinp
bird always points her bill. Itnever
directs toward the tree trunk and
generally points toward an open
space in the foliage when thick
leaved tree or bush. Science.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-01

A suAEL A. WOOuUUII, Ttm GUAR.
4 : uinh OF Tie person and estate ~ Atfl.
hnm o, NuifCd 10 aud Mary a.. Wo1dIlu,
mlt1.ui lawns Med his petition herein,
uul} ic'luru, pIuyluF Tor an order N ealu
tl taft 90 mo fCni Cfthtu Of said minor
Toe tue PURPOSES ttvrciu tut forth it ia
hereby nf'grr1 that thr neat OF Mn q She
wards ana all pcrHuuH interested lu thU tttuto
o. H1id Wiuufs. appear before thc HhId Probate
ttlt, ou saturday itv iih Say uf NulCmher,
-,si 10 O'Clock iu 800 forenoon of asid day, &c
t1tuN Court iuuHU, lu the uiiy aud 'ouuiy nl
fA.ilatc,lthh ltuioy, 20 chow rAust why au
order ahuul not boz srautcd 20 o., call guar
iip faid miuors a. private saI1 a. shall loo
necessary and That a cory ui This order Boz
puhlIhrl 90 IvnHi tnrnr HUrCesHiYu weeks in tho
ti ana published ~ anid city and county.
Dated OCL fth, lr2.
a. W. BARTCii. Probate judge
WApnrLL & AbANs. Attorneys Tor Guar.
dian
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-01
No1IoE oF SAC of RrAl EsrAIe.

NOTICE II uIHrnY GIVEN, THAT IN
~ pursuance nf au order OF ilu ffuuAtC
ourt Of the County Of SAT- Lake, Icfrinfv ~
Jtah, made on the l'th day " June, isHl,i the
Waidlc, deceased. The undefsiEued. the admin
iHtratOr Of the said VetAto, wall coli a. private
sale. 90 the hiahcst hnlor for cash, 3D. sealed
bids ~ wfitins md subject 10 combination by
taid Probate Court. ~ Tue Jay TIC l3ih daJ
Of November. isll. Vt !. o'clncs m. ~ the Law
Office uf Richards Is Moyie, aitorneye. rooms
$3.50 Constitution huildfnE. q south Main
street, salt Lake CITY, ttah. hll the rHht, lille
and interest aud estate Of tho said Hannah
lumnnHon Mnrdlf nj the time N her death.
aud hh the right. Tito and interest that the sad
estate has by operation ~ tue law or other
WISE acquired otnor than or In addition tn that
oil the fuid Hannah rOmlinson Wnrfie at the
time Of her death. IN aud 90 AL thHt certain
JORDAN, SOFT Lake o1niy, Utah TERRITORY, aud
bounded aud described Va foliuwa 60 wit.
an OF that portion NJ Lots Two Igi, live 90
and Eight ifI. In Section rwn t2l, township
SAT- Lake Meridian, huuuded ami described as
follows, to wit. Commencing where tho north
fence ~ John Warlie's Tine lthat was such
NAV 2ith, lsti,i interluoia mil rare near a
bridge, thence west 10 whero q mtorsert1 ihr
wrst lne VI Lot Eight ~ - said section
die hOmcstcad, That IL, Lot Nine tp| ~ said
se3 ton, honco east to SAID mill race thence
following sAid mill race North N the place "
beginulHg, aud containing foriy.sevon Acres
Terms aud conditions of sAiei Cash. ton Per
cent o. the purchase money ~ he paid on Inc
day Of sale, the balance on confirmation 81
talo by said Probate Court Deed at expense
Of purchaser .....
Administrator Of the estate Of Hannah
Tomlinson wardc, deceased.
salt Lake city october 2lnd iso2
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-01

Tho shortest will on record has beou
filed in Luzerno county, Pa, The will
is on piece of paper six inches square,
nud is as follows; "Mr. Bankers: Give
all my money to Mike Walkie."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-01

DunsUANr TO AN ORDER or SAID
Court IN thid matter, notice II hereby
given that wednesday. the 2ud day of No.
ycmber. A. u, leY2, Nt 10 o'clock n M, az the
County Court House IN -alt Lake Guy, Utah
Ieiriloryin the court room OF sad Cont, has
been appointed the time and place fer the near.
Ing nf Apouiion Of Mary NJ, Walton, praying
for tho admission TO probate OF a certain doc.
umont herewith presented purp1rting to be
the last Will aud lcstament Oi Alexander Nc
farlnue, deceased, when and whore AN persons
intcfrled may appear and OPPOSE tho probate OF
said VIII, or the granting 81 lclters iestamcn-
thy tn her NJ prayed Tor In said petition,
IN witnesa whereof have hertunto set my
band and Affixed the seal OF said Court ,his
Il b day. OF October, A. ID. ls9A
lsEAt-l T.. ALLEN.
Clork Of the Probate Court.
by CAusrEs BRowsE, in, Deputy Clerk.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court M aud Cor salt IaEs
County, Territory u Titan.
IN the matter Of the state Of Nam Orrn.
HhaW nrt0Hfrd
OrooT 10 show Cause why ORDER ~ salcof l.oal
kiutc should notbo made


kttatc should notho made
Joseph UpENsttAW. TIN ApMISfs.
~ traitor % the ertaie Ut Ann urrushaN.
oucchsed having nlcd h|s petition luroIn, duly
Nrrhgi, praying Tor M order Of ralr lf 40
peisonll property ahd an 90 nv rusl estate
Of sHid doccdouL tor tie putpdaos thtroiu
Get turihi Do Do therefore urlrrUI lN Che
Judge oi said Court, thAg all persons Interested
10 MO ~ lle 81 aaid decreases appear before tht
NoNemucr irH, ~ Do O'CLOCK in tho forenoon
81 sld dHy, az ne Court Room II said Probate
Nnut 90 ihc county Court House, 90 uu city
and Cpuntyof >nlt Lake, Utah Ton i0ry, 50 show
cause why an order. should not be- granted 20
tho ava Wluinitlfatur, Go cell 30 much % thr
real aud pcuuutl estate Of the sn.t deceased
al public sale as shall be- necessary, aud thsf
A. cupv OF this order be published az lruai
tour turcc-siyc woota Ia the nIstHTr EvLN.
hO SAWS, newarapor printed and puhlishcd
~ shti City and County.
Dated october 18TH lt1a
@. ". BARrCH. Probate judge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-01

After fifteen years Of failure the vines
at Egg Harbor City, N. j., are heavily
laden with grapes, and a good year Of
winemaking is expected.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-01

IOHN 5, LEWIS, THE ADMINISTRATOR
- OF tho estate 90 Mllcs l.. Williams, de.
verified, praying for an ordcr sale OF the Per
sonnl ana tie real estate OF SAID dtrCdcnt,
iof NC purposes therein sct forth II 10 there.
that NIL persons Interested In the e. ats
OF said decreased appear before the sAid Pro
bate Court On Tuesday, tho 18th day of
November. ls9l, At 10 O'Clock In tho fore.
noon Of SAID day, at tho Court Ilnom OF said
Probate Court at the County Court liouso,
IN the city and county Of Salt Lnto, Utah
Territory, 70 show cause why an order should
not be granted TO the said administrator, to
sell 20 much OF The real estate OF the said
deceased NJ private tslc M shhll be necostary
and that q copy OF this order be puhlishet
NJ Toast four succeisavG weeks IN tho nEhEHur
EytNlN0 NEWS, n newspaper printed and uub,
lished IN said city and county.
Dated October itth, 100.
G, W. BARTCII, Probate Judge,