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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-15
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Liebig CompanY,s
Extract Of Beef
NOTICE.

Wei Annie Miniug and mining %. trlncipsl
place uf buaiutsH salt tak, CIV, Utah.
AvuItCI Us HLUEN Given, THAT AT
~ n meeting of the BOARD ~ uIvD,ur
held Ou thp 3-ih iaf q tCpi0mler a. % lsIl
afsr1sment $50. ID of u.s. 'fI cauts per .Hsre
was levied on Iue capital atoc Of the comp ANY
payable 90 Oe0rrc swan, TreaHufcf at room
No o, bt.giut National Nhuk building. SALT
LaIC CITY, ifnh. before November lHt l'nl.
Any stock upon which thia HHfcssmrni may
rUfrHiu unpaid ON tuU tHt daN uf November,
lsHl, aH ntYruaaId will hr delinquent, AMI al.
NrfIlsud iHf sale Hf public auction, and unlrs1
payment 81 made before, viii bn sole uu Ihura
day. lne 2oth dfy Of Nuscmhcf,l'Il, 90 O'Clock
D. ui.. 90 pfN delinquent Hsscafmcuts, toftthot
with ihp voai Of advertising and UNrcnfr of
Gale. JUNN l. NlnI klN, SECRETARY.
Dated salt Lake CITY, september stih ltG.
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IOHN :. LEWIS, the ADMINISTRATOR
- Of TIC estate % Mules l., Williams, de.
ceased, having ulud hla petition herein duly
verified, praying for an Urdcr ~ sale OF the per
nonal and the real ehtatc OF said derrdent,
FOO ,no purposes therein set forth, Il Is there
fore ordered ~ the Judge OF SAID Court,
that al poraons interested In tho ea ate
OF faid deceased appear before tho hald Pro
bate Court on Tuesday the l1th day Of
noon of SAID day, AZ the Court Room of thid
Probate Court, ~ the County Court llOulc,
pa the city tnd county % salt Lako. Utah
Territory 90 show cause why an order should
moi be granted to the said administrator, TO
sell so much OF the real estate Of the said
deceased tt private salo ~ ehhll he necessary,
and thHt copy Of this order he published
ut least four aucCo'4agc weeks In the nfsUHgr
lyLnghu MINIS, q newspaper printed and puD'
ilshad iu SAID city nnd county,
UA,ga october ifth, lsY2
q, W, BARTCH, Probate Judge,
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TRUSTEES SALE.

w utRhAs, EtilAnt1i bIEIr, JAaiEs
w DO Brett anu Isabel hTctt, ~ thcif cCGs
10 decd of iruft. dated ne tmfd dN' uf yu y
1850 uud fuly recon 90 IN ihu fccordci'r omtc,
iu be- county Of sir iat'. IN the Territory Of
Utah, IN HOOK , 70 Ut Mortgages. pAgrs rs, lsi,
l't GOO g.. sold aud conveyed 70 TIE uulUr.
% 60 wit situated ~ Nc oiy nnd cp MY Of
rnlt Lake, Territory Of Uihh, hprilnng ~ me
uorihwosi Conner Ut Lot two l2l, hloct rigttg
nrc 30, rat ", sai La.s w sMy,{, ant
running thence fouih three lAl rods, hnd thence
Chst seven 90 rods, thence norm three ~
rulF, ana thence Wrstsuftn tiI fu1H 20 p'uHa
uf begiuniugi 10 uust for tlc purpo'e Of a.
curing tho payment " y certain negotiable
trumlasory uoIc made by taif hfUus, bong for
the sun OF I've hundred dgllnfe liaoOl, dAiod
nt rnt lalt tiy tuh, Jnly D. iin, AND pay .
Ablc ,wn years after -Aid date a. tho order Of
Linma \ payts, for value received, without
dsfalcutinn or discount, ~ -alt Laku cay.
Utah, with interest ffum date uutl paid, al tfo
mite ~ one per cent per month, anu sAid mote
b. rafl ulHfIy deAtrl'cd iu sAid deed OF ifust
Wh1rcas,arcording TO the terms and cundiuIus
of said note anu said decd Of trust the Hlii
eHc0p. the sum Ut eighty dol'ats Tor interest
ana whereas u was and la provided M said
decd OF trust, hat should default hu
made IN thu payment w sMl hltc or
tho ,tfest that may accrue thereon af pro.
yidcd thCr9in, then % thCt quot % tho holder
en- fsid nose sad undersigned trustee should
prooori a. sell sad property or any r.tt
thereof To The highest lidter for Gosh iOr the
purpose OF paying slif note anu fu,nllIuE aud
1iacharsiug tho tuGcs ct faiI trust Ans
whereas the icgsl owner and holder ~ s1id
note has requested the uuder.I'ncd truHi't o.
proceed tn fg| Flid properly utfcf and accord
iug tl Inc ttrms and conditions nt sad uryi nc
irgft aul 40 discharge tho iunrs and oNif,.
tiour utrtuf
Nov. therefore, J. ihg undersigned, tru.tce
Aforesaid. NJ the request ~ tue legal owner
4ud holder OF saif pfuWiaaury ruit, Nlllt 90 81.
rlfdAurUWlth HE ttfino and conditions " slll
decd of trust. nu The l4th Jay uf ortuh r. l'I4.
90 thr ritY uf salt Lake tf0ruasli, a. thy front
door ~ il4 salt Lake County Court House,
Utah TrfrItury, NJ twelve u'clult noon of tAsl
d.y, Hr'i 40 public auction 90 o.. chest ia
der Tor caHh, sald pruprrtv or sn much thereof
90 may uo uOcGts1fy 90 pay fAii nlig aau ius
trrCtf and Co.. safety the same ard discharge
ihs drtlos Imposed Oh me by .alu lsci % itutt
JOIN W SMELL.
dated At salt Lake City. Utah, september
HHfH HaIn.
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JOSEPH OpENatiAW, TuE ADNINIs.
- traiur Of the estate ~ Ann upenahhN,
verified, praying for IN order ~ sale 81 40
personal property anu all ~ the real estate
uf said deccdont for The purposes therein
oct forth, u IN therefore ordered by tho
Judge of SAN Court that all p-rfOna Interested
In ihu estate OF nNd doreatot appear before the
taii Probate Court, on Iuesday, lie lAth day ~
November, ltgs, ~ 10 O'Clock IN the forenoon
Court ~ The County Court House, in tho CITY
and County Of salt Lake, Utah Territory to show
cause " ny an order shOuld not be- granted 20
the said administrator, 10 cell 81 much u the
real and porsonui esiato OF tht said deceased
At public sale NJ shall he necessary, and that
~ copy of this order be- published ht least
Tour ruccesriye weeks In the DEsEnEr EVEN,
ISG NEws, newspapor printed aud publshod
In fhId CITY and County.
Dated October 18th, lspl,
q. W. BARrCH. Probate Judge.
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A suArL n. WOODRUFF, TIM uuAG.
N dinn ot tho person AMI estate ~ Aura
ham q Nmircd uud Mary A. No1ituh,
minors, hayluk nlcd bic petition hcrttu,
duIy verified, praying Tor gn order of sHlo
uf Ihu ut the rull c-tatr " atid minou,
inr the purposes therein cot forth, . ls
Warda and all persons lutortated iu tAe cttHte
of said miroTs, app'ur before Gle said Probate
Court, ga saturday. ihc sth day Of November,
ls},at 10 O'Clock lu the forenoon Of sad day, %
thH Court Room uf aid Probate court, NJ tuu
County Court NOuHc. ~ the oiiN and county OF
taltLakc, Itah Territory 10 SNOW cause why an
order should not be granted "a thu 's!' guar.
dian % fcll ~ much OF tho real estate u'
The said minors ~ private sale o. thaIl %
nccessarl, and that copy Of this order ."
published al least tarUc successive weeks ln The
ursIIEr ENENiNu NlWN, urUWspauor print
ed and puhlHhCd ~ Haid city and county.
Dated oct, 9th, lr92.
@. ". BAnrCH. Probate Judge
WhppiLL a ADAMS, Attorney ioE Guar
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WESTERN NEWS ITEMS,
Tho Horse Stealing Epidemic in
Southern Idaho.
IRRIGATION IN CALIFORNIA.

Nurder Of Nan by Indians In TIE
srl.shelm Mountalns.-Pay'daI at
Iehl Sugar Factory.-Cullnss from
the Exchanges.
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order 90 show cause why order M sale NJ reHi
eFthto should no, be made
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order TO Show Cause why order Of Sale OF Real
Estate should not be made
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LEGAL NOTICE.


In the Probate Court ln and for salt Lake
County, Territory OF Utah.
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With flying eolors We have carried
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WILL SHE WE'D SIR EDWARD,


a Proposed Marriage That Greatly Worries
the Children OF the Bride.
The proposed marriage Of Mrs. Ingram.
widow of the founder of the London Illustrated
Ne,os, to Sir Edward Watkins is bitterly CD.
posed by the family of Mrs. Ingram, who
claim that she Is not in fit condition to enter
upon matrimony. Sir Edward William Wat
kins is baronet Of Rose Hill, in the county Of
Chester. and was a member Of parliament for
Great Yarmouth in 1857. generation ago he
was man of prominence and the author Of
various political pamphlets and "Trip to the
United States and Canada published in 1851.
He was knighted in 1868 and created baronet
in 1880. He is a member Of the Reform Club
and has been lifelong liberal. He was born
in September, 1919. and is we'll preserved aud
not altogether devoid yet Of political ambition.
Mrs. Ingram, her children say, is almost bed
ridden. The children are greatly angered by
the prospect of their mothers marriage.
Charles Ingram said today that 1t was unfortu-
nately true that his mother was engaged to
marry Sir Edward and that both sons and
daughters resented the proposed union, and
would use every means to prevent it and break
off the engagement. Their mother had re-
ceiyed under their fathers will nc arly one mil
lion pounds. without any condition or reserva-
ton whatever. 1t was hers absolutely and
should she marry Sir Edward her husband
would have all the rights in her property. which
English law provides. The descendants feared
that he might obtain the whole of the fortune,
and thus leave the sons and daughters and
their offspring without any share.
The family denounce Watkins as a fortune
hunter. They claim that he told Mrs. Ingram
that with million pounds at his disposal he
would certainly be able to obtain a peerage.
Sir Edward at the present represents Hythe in
parliament. He was one of the founders OF the
Manchester Examiner. He has been for years
an earnest advocate OF the proposed tunnel I'M
York on the occasion Of his visit to the United
States some years ago in connection with an
ENTERPRISE in which lie WIS interested.
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A REMARKABLE CASE.
An Indiana Man is Saved by q Dis.
COVerVs

A. remarkable case has occurred in our
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years of age. was going down rapidly. He
tried physician after physician, patent medi-
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He went to q noted sanitarium and returned
no better. We all thought he was dying
with consumption, and that only few
weeks of life were left for him.
He commenced taking Dr. Picrce's Golden
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commenced to mend He has used about
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and is able to do light work. It is just
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rather suspiciously, but when We see it, We
must believe it.
1t has trebled our sales Of "Golden Med
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Discovery strengthens Weak Lungs,
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SF9ClAl N6W
CoLUMBUs. i. c.. March 23.-while passing
through South Carolina last Saturday Senator
Hill was entertained by the editor Of the
winnesboro Netcs.
Speaking of Speaker Reeds ruling in the
Fifty hrst Congress the Senator said that he
had never taken any stock in the democratic
criticism Of Mr.. Reeds method Of counting .
In fact" said he, ''Mr. Reed stole that rul-
ing bodily from me. I ruled the same way
against the republicans when was president
OF the New York senate. ] had my reasons
entered ON the Journal. and Mr.. Reed took
them and made use OF them in his own case"
Senator Hill said that be might have used
this - capital for himself, but be sag that the
democratic party was being benefited by pitch
anything about e. having been stolen.
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r.veli R..ouet 10 ,ainister Re,d

Farewell Banquet to Minister Reid
The farewell banquet was given to Minister
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evening; Three ;hupdsed guests wsrs present
and replies 10 toasts were made by Mr. Reid.
Col Taylor Of San Francisco. n. Ribos, Julss
simon, Senator. 1icAd and ethers.
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A Ten. Club Eastern Leapr

At yesterdays meeting of the Eastern League
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vided Syracuse and Rochester come to the
front by April l. Syracuse and Rochester were
allowed till that time to deposit the 81 900
guarantee fund. Another meeting will be held
at Albany April 8.
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I Phililss Have Picnic with 0asGright
Special to the Philadeiphia Prsss. -.
CHARLESTON. March AIN the second innina
Of todays game the Phillies had regular pic.
MIC with Gastright. thirteen men going 10 ths
bat. starting with Conner, who hit safe. Cross
sacrificed Conner TO second, Delahanty got in q
single. Allen was sent to first on balls, weyhins
followed with base hit, sending in two rams.
| Hamifton's base drive sent Allen in THOMPSON
| second out on fly to left Haliman's drive for
two bases scored Allen and Hamilton, the latter
coming all the way from first Then Corners
! second safe hit sent Mailman home. Cross fol-
lowed with another single. but Mulvey closed
the inning with a fly to Richardson. Then CAST
right pulled himself together and in the next
seven innings but two hits was the limit for the
| Phillies.
| Tho washingtons scored their drst run in
| the 9Th inning on Milligan's single, Aliens
| tumble Of Radford's hit, Haimans drop of =
toss to second BY Allen Of Gastright's grounder
| filling the bases. Hoy hit to Hallman, but on
home plate safely. With the bases full Duffee
hit long ny to Hamilton, who lined it home
| in time to capture Radford, completing q
pretty double play Wood closed the inning,
| forcing Hoy ut second.
In the eighth Washington sent ten men to
bat for a single hit, getting three runs on two
fnmbles, base on balls and two batsmen hit
by pitched balls, which forced in two runs.
In the ninth base on balls q single by Rich
ardson and Larkins double scored rum With
two to tie and two on bases Shock fouled to
Cross and Milligan was retired on strikes. max.
ing an exciting finish to good uphill game BY
| the Senators. Score, z to 8.
Rain threatened all the afternoon. keepiup
many away. Soon after the game rain WAS fall
ing heavily. Tomorrow the two clubs play the
| closing game of their SERIES
NOTES OF THE GAME
Duffee's error was the only one made BY the
Nationals.
Wood made Q hit.
From southern reports Miliigan has become
/ a great sprinter
The Phiilies put up very ragged game It
was their turn to be beaten and they knew il.
Lave Cross took his turn behind the bat and
played his usual brilliant game.
Gus Weyhlngs arm is getting into shape.
The Nationals could secure only SIX hits
Haliman was rank at second. making three
errors.
The Nationals didn't earn a run.
Tits better to lose the exhibitions and win
the championship games than vice versa, as
| former local mines did. >,
Bowling.
Three bowling teams contested at the C. A.
C. house last night, and Mr. Janus won the
prize for the highest individual score and av-
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