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whitney SAYS Cleveland wiz he
Nominated.

~ "ANh Wv
Nominated.
CHICAGO, June is.-Late last night
after a consultation with the Cleveland
leaders from AL parts OF the country In
which C~levelaud's strength was care.
fully c~anvassei, cx.SecretAry whitney,
OF New York, declared Ia the most
positive mnnner that Cleveland will
be nominated on the first ballot.
The friends OF Ex-Governor Camp.
bell, Of Ohio, having In mind Mckinley
and the Republican convention, were
somew hat alarmed over the proposition
10 make him permanent chairman.
They think II would put him In an
embarrassing position, should his nanle
become prououncedly prominent for
tue Presidency. They want him 10
take n place quietly In the delegation
and await the Jriit OF events. ..
DEMANDING SEATS o ~ SYRACUSE
DELHGATIOS.
Chairman Fairchild Of the New
York conte-tlng delegation has written
\ letter ~ Calvin 3. Bryce, chairman
OF the national committee demanding
rcals for the delegates and alternates
selected by the syracuse convention,
This Is the first formal step TO contest
the right Of tho regulsr delegation to
their seats. The political
situation begins TO assume
denuite form With the arrival OF the
democratic leaders from various 500.
tions Of the country. As u result OF
last evenings conference Of the Cleye.
land leaders, they express ths greatest
condolences ~ 10 the ultimate rssult..
Despite this, however, It il manifest
that the aggressivn attitude assumed
by the forces Of Hill, Boies, Gray and
others has somewhat checked
THE CLEVELAND ENTHUSIASM,
aud II II beginning 10 bs felt that per.
haps after MI the N.president viii not
receive the requisite two.thirds on the
first ballot.
Estimates by tho leaders OF the vari.
Gus candidates show no material differ.
enc from those already published.
The indications are that I'm will have
between go aud $50 votes; BOles and
Gray probably the solid support Of
their respective States. Possibly Car.
Isle win have the vote OF Kentucky
on the fret ballot.
At Cleveland headquarters efforts
are being made 10 secure the poll Of all
delegations with the intention Of dis.
proving the assertion that tho ex.
President cannot be nominated on ihr
first ballot. Clevoland's opponents a.
that " not nominated on the nrst ballot
his force will rapidly disin.egrate.
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The third day o; the meeting opened
with fne weather anu a large attend.
ance In the first race 1910 pace
there were four starters - Maggie H..
Geraldine, Jay See and Lydia Allen,
Maggie H., the Ogden mare, taking
the nrst heat 2.g6l; the second was Il
dead neat between Maggie III. aud
Geraldine, Ia 2.25. The fourth vas
another dead heat between Maggie II.
aud Geraldine In 2.27; The nnh went
TO Geraldine In 2.2g; Ia the sixth anu
seventh Maggie IL. took Ia 2.2s3 and
2.30 respectively.
There was beautiful and close work
done IA this race from the start 10 the
close. IL Was GefAldins's race at the
start, but by the time i've heats had
been paced the strain began To tell on
her, and Maggie IL. being n "stayer"
captured the race by superiority OF
mettle.
In the second race, the . % trot, four
horses faced the starter, 1. J. s., a
Salt Lako horse, Red Bird, Nevada
aud McGrcgor, foreign horses. IL was
n hard tight from thu first of, the for.
eign horses working to keep 1. j. =.
from getting any part Of the purse,
but by good generalship on the part OF
his driver and his splendid powers 10
inish he won the race and first money
10 2.27, 2.26 and 2.2i..
The running race, n dash Of one
and oue-eighthmilrs, had three starters,
Barton H., Dick Wright and Idaho
Chiet. Barton II. made the pace from
the start and was never headed, win.
ming ~ ho liked. The afternoon fut.
nished nice sport, but the size " the
purses tempt fast horses TO come and
compete, leaving little 10 be hoped for
our local stables, but yesterdays win.
ners greatly surprised the public ami
simply paralyEed the horsemcn. An.
other good time IL expected this after.
noon,
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BEAVER WOOL MANUFACTURING
AND MILLING co.

NOTICE or ass slMENE-Sor1cp Is
~ hereby gwen that AZ q meeting nf the
dlreciou. held on MAY Hth. isg2. an astcsnrrt
uf ten per cent. Tor 81 uu per share " g.OIi
was evtod upon The aUital took OF ths cor
poration. PAYABLE Juiy let. isp4. 10 III. 10.
ton, secretary. 90 Neaver City. Utah.
Any stock drou whirlt thts assessment NAV
remain uupad on The ga DAY " July. IN
public auction and uulrss Day mont 10 inside
Do forc will be- sold 90 the STAT day OF Juiv.
Icy, 70 pay tho delinquent Assessment. 20,
pensu Of sale.
J. p ToLToS. secretary.
Beaver city, MAY ltih. 1921.
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TO STEAM HEATING ANN v,,
ING ENGIntfsSs HNIllhT.

GEAtgn rparNh uirr, Ju-e i.n
- al inoP0,ALs MtpErn lpa
0t.etyod Iy tbs nnssni y,uulaure L4fQ.
iAAf untii 10 al Nlu ~ iha az
y, h'alihE and vsnuIatrs y. lhI aflL ~
20 pan TAKE Ciiy " Tie iJlog!t.
quo n hool IN SIKH 49,
vllaui school 10 + gtents
7choul be fwrntstt 40
WAhinsi1n School In siTe, tfl'
Vic s.nool Ia siNteonih N. Nafi.
ni.u ate att4nged 10 bp hr.t.. ils
ufc lu1irect steam win - ~ lI low rret.
W " upefat'd with tlsetrg ..utlAu0l, lar,
w ~ tNhaus' fan To be mo-. In ADJ
t Nelll ton u be- iutr Il We ne
ptinrn,sp, ~ .~ullelcnt 10 v,n, agA
t,um, corridor, pIAyfnoms 1911 eti Ji6ii
~ Nt9a,lrb cuulc feet of fresb s,atetcoitit.
p1I mlnnle, o'ch Classroom to ~, nef uuri
fn1tcnbcii a. t.'r naft Of The buidia. 70.
hidfer. will be re1tiret 4, n,
ahu l'elica uonH thnwinF 49,. .lHtifu
~ " hoAllhE aud ttnulsitr@ tei
M XXX D,'' quhlly, tubular. ha,d w
OF rhv1niscd Iron. No ugs,rs ~ Dc uas.
any Aiud VIII be- pUrmttcd ''uua gucit d
.leul ot ventilation should
~. ~ ~ W, wee proyldc1 tor In ~
lhty must he slusu In nv. l~tee.tur
.htttui thust 10 stated and inrlid,s W. at
'"s lnr he1unE and ventilation Muetl
niod hv cCruled cheek f1r ,u's Aecortt.
an9hni ~ hid 'rnde PAYABLE 10 IN y ts
OF tho board lf fdur non. '"o lreiigHi
Of ne hgild ngs can bo seen
lincoln school buildins al " ~
ifgul Mergahulo Hiocl. of ma
Lowell and Mashlugt1n sehaol bvU hpttL
n,olh Hooper 4 kldrciso ill.,
lio,Gsr lioel 'gilii,s tl Ware & con-. ~
pcr cent OF The amoun ~ tho r,Bt-s 'Alts
lhllhlul Performance thpro1f ass n
lcaihE and vgutlatlE Appautns u "
sue rfslui nnd o utfActuiT. "' ltaiea
TIE rghtis reserved 10 reject AM,
1ids, Ahl thf NJ
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY,



SPLENDID JUMP STAT BUGGY,
~ nearly new. Cost so so tsLCs 70
nos, cal ID SO. l9i u street
= AcRLs OF IMPROVED LAND oN TnIuD
- tasf. Do BIOL south Of ptuItrntiHfv rod
Also at MO rods. with 5ruousd house. on
1hifi - Arp'y on rfentlcs ~ ~ Il,td -
~ .uARi- EAST JoRpAS CANAL
Nv st0aa for aalo at reduced pricra. partly
ON ~ sfLNJLH, !G5 vain ~
NOTICE.
'ENIiE MEETING OF TfiE STOCKHOLDERS
i % tto ttAh sugar company b. adjourned
untu n Jam tueslay, June 2.ih. 1873, 90 tie
dS. jGIfs i JENNINGS. eeretar
MONEY 10 LOAN,
SUMS 10 SUIT, oN iNrLOvEp NAL
. and 3 wa,a,ch Buhdne. sai, iStc c.g
MISS MARIA \. POWELL,
TEAtiiEN Uf bEfsAETE PHYSICAL
= tultHfc anu Lorufiou % 1hifd south
strect loom fo.lnudc mo'l.
JOSEPH ". WILSON.
4 elN1 W TuE DUhAr WESTERN
~ Natuf ciuiirF Co.,, ha' changed h. ra'I
-. Iake ,ar on ether second or 1tird soutu
WANTED.
4 GiHL rOR go,niON uursEwoUh
GOOD raIa Good WAGES NHUl lU ufIe
20 Afs ? iitfntn, y M ta.t ffst .oulh ~
WANrru-rtWMANrNr oftIcf ASH.
W taui rIItt sex salHN l-f. Hallway
life p,id 90 lice. Enclose sclf.ariIrssei
rrl envelope o. JoNL-, soc'y SIN
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UChi BILL MINING co. loo ATiOS
- Of principal place ot business, Pafk CIV,
lihhf Nourr "A hereby gwen that ~ n meeting
" We Hutri or Trustees, held on The 1911 daJ
~ Nay, lsf', An assvrsinrnt mo. % OF three as
cents ler thhrc Wah levied on tho capital
.took OF the corporation, payable within thirty
llys from the date hereof, 10 the President.
% Nof, g and @ Mniu street, salt lake CIV
uthh Any stock upon witch this Assessment
may remain unpaid on the 2ird day OF June,
- wy uo ntNtquent hud ndyertired for sale
~ public AUCTION sud unless payment Il made
helnfo WI Do = Z 4 on the @rd day " July.
Nv, TO pay tho delinquent artesstnenti. a.
gtutr WIN the co.t 81 alysrttirg and eK.
pence OF ealr' q. u. HARDY lrcsit,ut.
Lucky 1911 Mining COMPANY,
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REEs.-'tn TIN, city, At The residence Of John
lices, At O'Clock q. M. Friday. Juuc H.. OF
conEcstiou ot the lungs. William Rcci.
Funeral At I O'Clock p, no. tomorrow Sun.
day, At so. blis5ulh, fiuh East Friends are
invited.
-.- -
rh" Testimony OF LiV.ng WI,ne i,c,.
Fourteen mothers handed over their
names saying that their children hal
been cured by J.S. RichardsOn's cRuker
aud d%iphtherla remedy at Mr.. Evans
West End store, near the Rio Grand
Railway. These are only a few Of IN.
names VI those who live In Salt Lake
CITY. I viii give you u few more
testimonials ~ 10 the same result:
Mrs. j.. i. Dawson, 76i, 2l.t Ward,
Mrs. j. Ellerback, 573, -. street.
Mrs. II. Gilbcrg, i2l, 9th street, Goth
Ward.
Mrs. z. Hsncs, G77, North "a. West
street.
Mrs. NJ. owea, 257, West, NORTH
street,
Mrs w. Coles, 23s, Fern street.
To be had at u. G.. NJ. I.and all Ward
stores. % cents each bottle.
Manufactured by
j.. 4. RICHARDSON,
49,, IN.f ''' south VI,
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sudden Demis~ ~ IN" son Of ih- ~
ArrreInrt Of NthIs.


CmcAUO,J uneis.-Emmons Blaine.
sin Of E~x-Stctcafy Blaine, Diet
shortly before noon. ~ blood poisoning,
n n result Of inflammation 0f the
bowels. The fact Of tue death wa
concealed some time, with the object
OF the ncws reaching the iathoT Ia q
less shocking mnnur than by public
announcement. Efforts 10 get telu.
graz hlu communication with him
failed, however, aud NJ 1915 TIE news
he0am me public. II was only q quarter
OF an hour befoto the fatal en- came
that any intimation Of young BltiuU
being In q dangerous condition became
known, aud then OuIy to a few Of his
most Intimate irionIr.
At the Baltimore aud Ohio rallrosi
headqu, rterH Of this city HE associates
were only aware TINT he WAS Il aud
had been 20 for several days. Young
Blaine was a notable figure la the ex.
citing scenes In connection with hi-
iatner's Presidential candidacy at
Minnoarolp, and took his fathers de
feat greatly to heart. He was confined
to bod shortly after his return from the
North. IL was thought possible That
thu strain aud excitement at Minnea'
POLLS, followed by tue keen %dis-hpoiut-
ment OF the outcome, mad not a little
to do with the prostration ensuing.
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fHHH
Rov Newman Hall narrutcs that
he once saw iir Sturgeon lying on
a couch aud twitching In great main
from govt He said some of our
friends think themselves perfcct
saints. We all thought a Certain
brother perfect tall hs said hs was
Most Of these are old maids or re-
tired officers with few cares tAn
other twitch Of painJ IF they had
gout and the bell was rlt answered
quickly they would find some uf the
old devil left In them he asked
Dr Hall 90 pray with him, saving
II know you ran DO short. 4 dear
brother was praying with mo one
day at such lcngth that ] had 10 say.
stop stop can't bear any more "
Good Words.
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Alta MEEI1NG OF the BOARD or
~ DIRECTORS OF tue security Abstract
company, hcid May ilth, 1907, an astcssmcnt Of
tlrgt per cont Wat levied on the capital stock
or tho company, payable IN Ilihs 4 smith.
treasurer, az the hestret slyings TANK. salt
10y OF June, \ - u'l said nssesimput viii
Jerome delinquent ON tho above mcLtioncd
dhtoi tuh an ftutk on which such Hsars.mpnt
Do iot rhld On % before faid date will be- adj.
.'tlised - be- snli 20 pay Hnid assessment on
Iucsdhy thc ath dhy oi July. ".
uy order of Tie board Of Directors.
j. &, JENSEN,
hRi Secretary.
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a special 70 the NEWS from Pleasant
Grove states that, last night, at that
plnto some unknown pers,n placed 70
biby BOY "a the d'1ratep or Tue ttsi'
latter has no chiltrcn of hc- ~
She, Ia tue kindness and copIuess of
her heart, EXTENDED motheriy hospital.
ity 10 the h'tlo stronger, WHO vii
hencoiOrth Doc her frrriHn won't .leai.
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All Settled Now.

ON the sth lust. the Fisher Brewing
Company attached the goods Of NJ.
William Bates, ut the Warm Springs
bar (known rs the "woodbiHc'l, for
the sum Of between 500 aud $500,
being the amount VI Mr.. Bstes' pre-
d-ceseUr's indebtedness to them. The
Brewing company sub.rquen NY,
through their attorney, admitted that
they bad W acted uuucr n m%ibnpprv.
henslOn, have since wiihdmwn sheir
suit and paid all EXPENSES.
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NOTICE TO CRt pIToRs,


NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ u~udCfatgnrd executor Ut the win of
John J. Blyih. deceased. tn the creditors nt
aud All pcrroue hAVing claims Hgtinft the said
drccased. On cAhihit them With tho necessary
Voucher within ten months after the Ufst tuts
urHtnu uf this notice 20 the Hatd raerutu.s e.
VIM, \, hUtstiCr aud Hamilton T. paft, "a Ie
Hrard lnuug's Hncc. lover ueserot National
Hahk. cntnr tast temple ana fir.t south
s%trreis, salt Lake Ctfv, utsh, M the County OF
selt Lake, Dated May 9Th. Isl
MN 4 UOsstrru.
HAMtLrONG PAIN,
Executor ~ thc will NJ John l.. Biythc.
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NEw York, June lS-At Acton.
vile, Que,ec, thp destruction 10y the
recent storm J. very great. sixty iaml.
les are houIeless aud u hundred aud
my buildings je-troyed; three child.
ron are KILLED ami oight persons dan.
gerously hurI. QUO can Dive for
miles without seeing u house I'M
harmed, The condition OF the home.
less people Is really pitiable. The loss
to crops Is very heavy.
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Engineers Of railroad trains IA Toy1s
md mott u the western states carry TO.
y0lyor lud often rife, m rho cab flr
contingencies that might arise. They
mnuse themselves by shooting at tho
telegraph poles og any otnor mark while
running at tull speed, and attain won
derful skill In Workmanship st. Louis
Republic.
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order 10 show Cause vhy order OF Sale OF Real
lttAte should hot be made.

piCnAkp nitMLEY AND CHARLES An
~ l,olli the executors OF the last wilt aud
e Nte ~ flHh johnson. deceased, having Mot
lheir petition herein, duiy verified, PROVING
Tor au order % sale Of all the real estate
OF saii drucdtnt, Tor tho purposes therein
Get FORM ~ h therefore ordered bt the Judge
OF san Court, that Al persons intgrcstsd In the
gstlic % s1ti dcrcasoa, appear lCfofe The said
ifohate tonrt, on Tuesday, fhr gisi day lf
u said day, at the toutt Hoom ut SAID r40hatc
Count ht he County Court ituuae. IN The city
and County ~ salt lake, Utah Tofr'orytn show
the suii Hiministrator, u sell 10 much On no
real estate ~ the SAT- detoatrd NJ pr
waite sale ~ shah be necessary, and mat
n copy NJ this order sh1ll be- published % least
80 sins, o nesupapcI printed and published
an Hnid tIty and County.
Dhted NAV 18th, tsla
q ". HNRrCu, Probate Judge,
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The altin weave throws the fine
warp threads all upon the right side
Twills have the warp in three shoots
whereof one t. drawn down and the
other two left on the top. Wntcrod
silk Is made 10y passing the fabric
double, between hot rollers under
pressure. Chicago Tribune.
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Tho oldest blnkuoto now In existence
Is In tho British museum. and was g..
sued from tho imperial mint Of China NJ
the beginning NJ the reign Of the first
Ming emperor. Tho first bunk In Eu-
rUpv WIS az Barcelona, established In
1901. The Chimes, bunknote g. supposed
TO date back to llOn-Npw York Sun.
An authority writes. ALLOW me 10 say
one must never wear shoes lighter than the
color at the bottom NJ the duss'
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Reports ~ q Loss Of Lite aud Damage
10 Property Exaggerated

wiSSEHAUo, MINI, June is,-rho
reports oi ioss VI lie aud property In
the late cyclone In this vicinity are
greatly eKAggspted. No one wa, Killed
within hite.n miles oi this city. aud
only one house was demolished within
i've miles Of hero. No children were
killed In tue school houss at Sher.
burne. Twelve were hurt, but none
seriously.
a messenger from Wells says that
ouly three were killed In that nsigblr.
hood. Every point In the path OF the
storm has been heard from ami a con.
sentative estimate puts the number "
killed NJ Ave instead Of fiity, rs NJ nrst
reported.
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Mtss)ULA, Mout., June iS.-To SD
10 the trouble on the Northern Pacific
ny washouts, two srsus IN tne great
bridge at Clarh's Fork burned thu.
morning. Tons Of fruit, east found uy
express, Ia almost a total lOss a. the rs.
suit,
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SAN ANDREAs, Cal, June ls.-rhe
stage from Valley Springs was held
up yesterday by a ropber, who de.
mgudei the money box. rhe box wa.
thrown out and the stage drove on.
The iron box containing most VI the
treasure was not secured 10y the high.
wJytnhu,
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The salaries paid TO women librarians IN
thls country rAugo from sslOa year To a..
i19 which makes the average salary about
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Lamps filed with cocoanut oil were
formerly set ailoat on the Gaugcs NJ
an offering Tor those at sea. II they
sank Immediately It was ominous.
but Il wa a good sign II they iloated
until out Of sight. Washington Star
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ry our Chow Chow. :. l., Pickle Co.
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.


lth Manufacturing aud nuldus COMPANY.
Location ut principal place n bu,iusss.
sHt lave tiy salt Lake COUNTY, UtHI
Tor tory aut principal Hnl 'r. room la %
AID 70 act, fIrst South street. ,nliLtks
Ciy', ale Lake toup y, uhh rarutory,
Nort El> HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT A
~ NEE ms ~ the nJart NJ Directors, hei.
on mo lt1n day ot June, lsl3, am askessmrut &
rvrtiy'onc Dollars per -nira was Levied on
The capital stock oi.thr corporation, PAYABLE 10
nrlTEn rtNIle. SECRETARY, Nc NE rriiirnco in
NH rrceki sat lAsc County utlh Territory.
on or hctorn tue 3!ui Hay OF July, lsgl.
Any stock upon which thls Assessment may
remHtu unpaid on the EAld Aud dAy Of Iuly.
l,ll, VIII ho doitulucgt and hiycrtTni Tor sa'e
az public auction, ani unloss payment b male
before, VIII he sold on The l1th day OF Ausust.
lNli, nt On. OF tu1t u.s., az tie company
oHl'e, salt lake CITY, SAT- lake COUNTY. Titan
lorrlory,t0 pHy the delinquent usspisucnt.
l]ot',h'l WIN he c'st Of llycriising AMI "a
by JrIcr Of the Board Of directors.
GEORGE sANtLLE,
secretary.
comn1ny's oll'e Room Z, at . and 2,
June LAB. lNgL. "
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Finest satin inish Tor $500 per
dozea n NEwcpMB's, GU Msin street.
No cheap pictures hat the regular
s. 90 satin lnlsh for S2,5l, Only ouo
price, Work finished in QUE week
Every picture guaranteed to De sur.
passed by noue In artistic posing, llght.
lug and inish. NJ. W. NEwCoMB,
O.crAlOr.
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Lake, Totritory Of utah.
In the matter Of The ESTATE Of Andrew T..
h0dsrb0rg deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y Augusta Y, sodcfbOfg admtnistfatrlN M
iut ettate Of Andrew r. suierhOrg deceased.
~ tcnoergl Cor settlement, and fled In said
& nuft, hCr hnal account Of her Naturalization
~ said chtntn aud petition fur 1nAl distribution
81 We rcalnuo ut said estate amuug the persons
chutcd, thereto, and that Tuesday, tie .slh
Gay OF june, A u. lsla, NJ 10 O'Clock h, IN, al
NE curt Room OF sad Court, In tho COUNT
Court House, salt Lake CITY aud County, Utah
crrttory, has boon dulT appointed ~ the
judge OF sad Court. for the scttiomeut0 " said
account nnd hearing said petition Tor distribu
llln, az which time and place any person inter.
cA'rh said estate NAV appear and show
clusr, II any there be-, why said account should
not be -eitlrd and approved and anal distribu,
" made aH prayed for.
Dated May d. lta!,
e. r.. ALLEN,
Olork Ut the Probate Court.
ny tAutrHN hHpwNI, in Deputy Clerk.
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GALEsBURd, H., June ls.--1he
Chicago and Burlington aud Quincy
WORK train rAn into a bunch OF cattle
near Gladstone this morning, and the
engine ami ten Hat cars on which a
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4 okNrs WANTED a MALE AMI FE
~ male. old aud 81 uns. 'is1 10 fsmrIr
Nil thtN made, selling our q cen Plating
oututf, aud doing Gold, Silver. Nickei. Copper
hnd hfAss platrg, that ia warranted 10 wear
Tor NtafH, nn every rlass at Mrial, Tableware,
'tNeltl, &C. Lirht and easily handled, no e.
petrher required Co operate them, Tan he
thturl 10Y hand Win ease from house 10 huuat,
tliiu o. a ftir sack " satthcl Agcuts uto
metinF money rapidly, They eel tn almost cv.
~ Nuflncsf house hnd family aud WoFE shop
thcap, bufah't, simple and within reach ~
,NetY one, latcs almost instantly, equal 90
we meet new Nnfk. send Tor ritrulafa, etc.
ou"'N 'ttJ SILVER Ntsh.t rtr tlnvsa,
~ ent E4at ~ Lnuts M.
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EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS.

A ENAMiN ALTON % THOSE VINO ~.
- pctt % leach ln the public schools NJ sa {
ountY will be- held 100 the UniNcrsty
bttiiiuf June 30. q and Is, tommcnc ~ Al 10
AN DAVID H. AitEN,
Chairman Hoard OF Examiner.
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San FRANCISCO, June lS.-A Jealous
negro, Euoch Morrison, shot ami seri.
ously wounded n negro woman aud
her compauioni In u street car, and then
killed himself.
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order 20 show cause why order ~ Sale OF
Real Estate should not DO made.
Nj AHGAREr BOWMAN TuE ADMINS,
w trairN Of the estate ~ William uos
man doreasod, having lloi M petition herein.
lul} verified, praying tor hu urier1f HAlo ot thn
rtA ottAtc Of SAID dcccfcnt. Tor the pur
poses therein sct forth, u ls therefore ordered
81 TIC Judge % said court. that al rcrs0is in
l~rI1atcd IN the cs,aie 81 said deceased, appear
helofe ne sMd Probate. Court on saturday.
We forenoon OF sad day, at the C0urt Room
~ san Probate Court, q tho County CouTt
iiousc. IN The city anu county Of salt larc.
uiah Territory, 70 show cause why an order
should no be rranted 10 the said itministra
nm y tol 80 much 81 The resl estate u he
SAID deceased at private sale ~ shall bo nSres.
.Afy, and that q copy Of his order be- published
AZ least Tour Successive weeks In the DEsEHEr
hNhNiNu NfWs, q nowapnper printed and nun
lishehiu sNid city and county.
Dated June let. i.g!.
q. W. nARTCII,
w, Probate Judge.
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Notite.

The Sunday School Union injecting,
which wa. 10 have been held next
Monday evening, June ~, Il poet.
pOnud Tor one month.
J. H. PARRY, Sec'y.
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In the rrol 10 Court ot no rounty OF Sal
Lake, Tcrritory Of utah,
In tina mattsr ,f ut, p.s.t. s,