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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-23

Personal.

., Hansen, a prominent Louisville,
kentucky gentleman IL at tho knut1iOrd.
J. l.. Davis, Of Prove, i- stopping AZ the
Continental.
q. NJ. MuI.ure, Of Ellis, Kansas, II
spending fow days In the city.
samuel Roada, OF Council BluGs, H.,
Ia registered ~ tho Cullen.
Fred II, MoYoryo, Of Douvor, Is In Salt
Lake on business.
T.. y. Do.biu and wlfo.'uf PocAtello are
visitor. iu this city They ago registered
~ the Walkor.
George Hanson, well-knnwn New
York business man, Is AZ tho remplo.un.
Following arc among tho Knutsfor,l
arrivals. sam A. Steel, Chicago; Georpo
NJ OlmHlrad New York: b. UurIy
Oumyj u. y. RnddntH, Stockton; O. Han.
Eer, LOndwlle; T.. r. liimhul aud wilo
Drnvpv Mrs ", Mmmhlii, Dunyor; (. n
1uuriil, 10, Louis; Alfred Smith, Chicago,
H. nnsouthhl, Omaha; u. Dean banvof
W. 4. Oiosn, Miss MHdgo nnily, Mr..
Charlos jptrlmtu ami Miss EilA Beers.
81. Louis Miss Ella H.. AudrOws. Wash
iugtun, Ca, Charles -. Howard, Boston
Charles Mduu, Ouny, CuloJ S. Gtld,
smith, Chicago; %, T.. Becker, Chicago
Richard Anderson, Omaha; ~. s. Barrt,
cling 80. Louisi Mrs. Miller, Ogden \
W. l.ainblcyi Denver.
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NOTICE. OF sALs or RtAt ESTATE.


MuTiGE Is HEREBY GiNEN THAT ~
~ pursuance " an ur'iur OF tho lrntnte
Court, 10 aud Tor SAT- Lake County inh Terri.
tory. mndc co tho mi DAY of july. ~ IN the
matter u the eat % Of Ntn. Bowman. Go.
e. Isfd, uit unduialfucf administrators OF INC
g. ate III said Wm Rowman decgg "a, u ~
afu 70 private sale 10 the niFts1t bidder Tor
cash, and fuhiert n rpuhlmatian 10y sald lru-
hgtH Court, all tie rtuht. title, intnrust aud
cHtlfo ~ said VIM bowman, 70 Tho tme %
ma death, and me right, uuH aad interest that
the Hld estate has, hv operation ~ lH'v Or
otherwise acquired, other than ur ia addition
~ ,h1t Of sara Nn, huHman, &C the time OF
his death, iu aud 10 that ccr.ain llt, pirco or
parcel Of land, situate lying and being in the
ely ol salt Lake, in tho county NJ SAT- lsAku,
rrilci ~ fuiinws, 10 WIT Cnnrurucinr IS tne
sou Invest "urrgr VI lot twu 10 tu ulofk any.
nine lt9l IN plat ~ ." SAT- Take sufvey. and
running hence NORTH tNrnty ts1l rods thence
eust I've rods; thence south ten iir' rols
thence wcst three Nl r0ds thence south ton
tluI rods, thence westtsU .el rnus 10 me place
OF hcFiur.ug. Containing seventy G0 7qusre
toes ~ ground
!ids IN wfiiing will ho received fnr sad
property. hv tho undtrHignod, tddr-Hsod 20 Aer
In eWr ~ Wndrcll s Adams nttornCvi, - and
"A Hast, Firsr SOuih street, salt Laha tity, Ia
-alt Isko Cnuuty, Uah Territory. ~ g. hui
iuclu1iug The .Ath day of July De- p, aftug VIII h
esd properly VIII be- sold
Terra Hud conditions ~ sale, cash avid sub.
ieUt 10 confirmation ny SAID lrohAts Court
AdminIsirauiN Of tho kaia,e OF william
HnwmHu, nrfrlfrd
wNnpEIL s. ADAMS. Attorneys for Admins
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NoIlle oF sALt oF hsAL EsrAIe.

s.ToTI.E is nEHEBi OivLN THAT Is.
~ Ger uHd BY virtue q au order Of The
Fflluts l1ud iu and ilr 7lif iuau tuunty
Tab Territory. made % tho uih iHy VI july,
l-ul, tho unirrsigncd, The duly lrUuiute1 aud
qualihud sugr ian Of TIE pcfsous aud estates ~
NiFzio n rtpgr aud EaUmuut fFyUr minors.
will HyH 90 private Halc 10 tIH EurHt IlId.r
tur clHh. uut subject 20 cuutrU ItI1n boy Hru
Probate Court. all tho right, title, interest Hnd
Cstat, 70 sHit minors 10 Und t1 that certain
piece nr parcel pi land known ana described Hs
fulluWs. tl wtt An Undivided two third l'4I
iutelrHt, slsl Hrt 10 the nfg iuiHFH. tot Jane .
pyprf uersia 10 tofs two tgI Hui lhrrc .II, in
Ul0ct fourteen llN, lu Pat ~ ole i.alu .tl'y
snfyglI "ftuit. a 100 sat lake Cry, To- SAT- Lake
.'uuHlF, Yah Territory,
Nius 10 wrluhg Will ur received Tor SAID prop
,rty, ttgrsHf,4 ~ che rult r1Fnpt, riro ui
WadlHl y Adams, attorney 3. mad . E4st,
flrsl south street. sails Lao .I.T, -gIt Lake
t1uuH. itah rerutnrv. up % The iih day 90
August. i.J., 10 T. u'ci1Cg m., If which time
and place sad properly wiil Dee sold.
Terms ard conditions OF t9ic, c ih. Ton per
cent to ACE mpany uni, h.l lance uu roulrma
tIu OF sale iy taid frubai, Court
JANE v pYPFR,
Guardian Of the pcrHon- auu estates q Mag
go NJ. tyrcr and Hrmcun PIPER. minor,
WApuELL & ADAMS, AitururYH tor Guar
uHU.
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Court Paragraphs.


suit has been brought against the
T,i5uno Job Printing company 70 re-
cover 800. Tho plaintiff Is Isaac
Dlehl. and hs claims the amount
named on accoun, Of services reu-
detsd. A. G. Ivins, on similar
rounds, claims s25 from the same
company. -
Commissioner Greenman yesterday
afternoon gave judgment for tho PLAIN
uG s2g6.25, by default, In the SUIT
Of william Slrehl ". NJ. ID. Mci>lm
mon. The acton WAS brought on a
promlssory note.
Mrs. Il. e. Wallace has been given
Judgment In Commissioning Green
m,n - court for $40 80, due from A. II.
pace for money loaned. The suit Wir'
b.ruyht to recover s07 5O,and the costz
amounted TO $3.50.
A profcssionnl nurE- namc1 heWe''
vas .hs plaintiff Rnd w. NJ. ilsiry lht
Jsfspdnnt In civil suit heard yostef'
dav afternoon in Commissioner n or'
rell,s court, For attendance on deirn'
danVs vile the.um OF Sli7wns claimed
me testimony was VI a c0niiictiAv
character, hut the balance seemed y
he In favor OF the plaintiff, for whom
the Commissioner rendered Judgment
Yesterday afternoon e.. :. Bone tee
brought suit against w. J, rh0mh'
fof t05, nllegs to be due for board AM
lodaius. A writ OF attachment vi"
issued. a.,
Tho godbr.Pittr Drug company hlel
suit before Justice Hall 10 rucoNui
san ~, which they calm IN due IRON
G.. L.. rnlnurst.
Groesbeck a Houghion recovered
iudment In Justice Hsll's court Ia th'
sum Of s3T.4b IN gu action brought
against Mss. ". y. McCuriy.
Earl Bros. flied suit in Commissions
Martin, court against w. Is. Harm
ton aud wife for 500 90, which they
allese Ia due for merchNndise.
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"t was at Sioux City during tho riso
in the Big MUDDY" said T. r, Sinclair,
q appointment flrmer and stock raiser Of
South Dakota. "aud there witnessed q
sight that haunts mo Pretty much
everything that would loat came swirl
ing down the ungry Iiycr-wrecks OF
bnildinga, household goods and gods
and among the drift was, what DO you
tainkf cradle! Onoof thould fashioned,
wooden sort and in il nta white hradud
mtlo tot, apparently about a year Old.
"Ihcre was not boat within hailinr
distance, tho cradle was fully 800 yards
from shore and the river was running
Ike a mill race. Istrrted on u daad run
down along tho bank, hoping to find a
boat Of some kind, but before had gouo
twenty-five yards tho crudlo tipped over.
splitting its little occupant into the mud
dy waters. am pretty well seasoned,
Loo me toll you. walled over rows u
dead men 40 Donaldson and Shiloh, have
shoe Mdiaus and helped hung cow
thieves, bat TINT sight at Sioux City
broke mo, iuat SAT down and cried
HE q woman. So, Louis Globo.D Demo.
crut
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The Indians along the Mirida river
hunt with blow guns made ont Of tho
young stalks N certain kind Of palm
from which tho pith Is removed, Tho
arrows employed as proicciilc- are sim.
ply spliuicr uf reed. sharpened az ono
end. the other end being wrapped with
cuough lll; cotton obtained from another
kind " palm to iili M tho horo Of the
blow gun. The arrows are about ten
niche. long and very light They are
tipped with thc f11uous and deadly
"woornri' poison.
used ly one of these naked sayogc'
tho blow gun g. % weapon Of gront hccu.
uey and effectiveness. even small bird
on q trcuiop beius brought down by the
skilled shooter with reasonable certainty
a. the first Interview in Washing
ton Star.
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SAT- LAKE 'itAs u TAU July Tlht lNti
A MEETING pF TuE MIlHEgs % THE
~ taii lake literary an sCicuiiic Associa'
unn j. hereby He'd Go meet ~ Do a. No., Mon
dtN, TIE ssHtduy ui Aug4a5 1909, 20 Tho Frost
rgnrs Oflcc, M The coy Anu county 81 SAT-
late, Territory ~ Utah, for thu ru1p1ae o.
runaidorluF tht prlrp-tlI n a. amend Articles
ftrst and srruud OF tho Articles Of A1rgUmUnt
or turnu ofatiln. 20 road w. fnllbss, 90 viti
"fIHt That the fnid corporation SHAH 10
lnswn ny The name % hn Mweum 0i he
University q ne Church Of jesus thust OF
Latter day saints."
second That tho objects ~ snid corporation
are Go found and mai HfNu e general Iuasrum
Tor iue usH 8ud hnucht Of thc tu.trr.lty of the
thurcbuUiotuf Christ uuLaftgrslHU SAINTS. and
Of the members = The corporations and iu all
the unncfs ana FtudeutH ~ hr SAID Uni
vrHssity, and tho m,u'WFs or mis- corpora.
ton iu literary Hnd sciunt o. pnrsuits, and not
Tor pecnuiary profit, a.d for GO nur osc1
Aforesaid tIr corporation may buy sell leaHe,
hire nnd evchangr such real rsiA.r and person
oil ptororly a. may De nvrsf-frv. Suicide or
convenient ana MI hold aad usu the sane for
the rutunsee Of the corporation"
Aud fOt The trNushrttln OF such other husis
ness ne may De- hrHuFlt before tho meeting
by order OF tho un4rl Of ulrDHfora
JHb, =. CANNON, eforetsry,
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NroTtuE Is nERERY GIVEN. THAT IN
~ pursuance ~ WI order OF ihu ifnhAto
Court Of the County Of salt lHlc. Territory
Of Utah. made On the 2,th day of Jnnt, ltN., 10
the mntttr % the catats Of Hannah Tom insnn
Marble, drscuuaed, tho undcraignod, Tic I'd
mlniairaior % the said estate, will se az pri.
waite sale TO The highest bidder lof cash, hy
sealed bids In writing and subject u eoniru.s'
ton ~ said Probate ouIt on se'ufday, re
g.rd day Of IuIy tTi. NJ D. O'Clock m ~ tho
law once " Riot horde q Mnylc, auoucts
roomt % 90 ionatituuun Uunting. . south
MAIN slroct. salt t.atu tIty, lah, AZ tlg fiNlt
little, htttrst and tttntc % the said Hannah
1omlius1n warflu NJ thC time of her dcaIh aud
an the fIrht, title and Interest that the iir o..
tate ina uv operation u the law or oihcfwIc
occurred OtnoI than or w addition that of 'hn
and Hannah 1ominsOn NMdlc a. Tho THO of
her duath IN and 20 nli that rrrtair tract ~
land situate. lying and being 10 south i1tdnn,
sait Lake County. Utah Territory, 1ud bound.
ed and dosefito cd 10 follow ~ WI
All ~ that portion Of lots Two Ills Five lll
and Eight o., in section Two i2l, Township
Three .Hl, south ui Range one D., Wesi ot
sau Lakc Meridian, houn ed and dcfcrihcd ns
follows, b. Wiz Commencing Whero me norm
fence Of John Wardlu's lice lthhi whf suoh
MAY Both, is55,l lutcrferts mill race near n
bridge thence west Go whrrc y iniersceta Tie
west line % Lot Eiabt lsl q sd -cetln,
nlo's h0mu.toad. mat is. Lot Nine GOD u said
section thence east 90 s1id mill rrcr thence
following sad mill race north 10 the place n
beginning anu combining foriy seven Acre
TcTm. ard conditions 81 sale Cash Ten
Ttr cent ~ thr Uurg base money 10 hr paid 70
The d4v Of sale. the balance on cuuufmh' ION OF
sale Nv slid Probate Court Deed 90 expense
Of purchaser.
Administrator Of he estate oi Hannah Tom.
lusun WhfdIU, dugrnsod
Snit Lake CITY, June 9th. lsrL
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We arp too rcnay 20 iinpart in,,ruc.
lion to children from low moodl aud On
q low plane. because we DO not oursolvo.
hnbitually dwell In the latitude Of the
urlanda. Motives Of policy. Of vanity,
OF seeming instead OF being night, ontr
into OR own livrl aud, ala-l poison ,he
lives Of tho li'ila ones ~ the fountain.
4 grand lite. q brave example. q splan
did instance of f1rsmdr, Of solf ahueHa
ton, ~ courage nsai1st odds g. never IN
vain. iti8au otjtct Lesson that flames
ont from the .ky. a7 Che planet amid the
hos. OF lesser stars. Whether u DO ~
arctic or 1u African explorer, the loader
Of "a f1flprn nope, tho missionary living
among tle island lepors, mr. Nh, army
nrrea. leaving home aud luxury 20 min.
ister 20 the wounded and eol,hc the
dying, the uoblc ideal ia supplied before
tic oyo1 ~ tho.e vh, are yet Ia the in.
itial Stages, and whose characters arC
not vet in the mold 0f destiny.
Till Thought % the lofty ideal Gives
tho chiof vuiuo Of Our annual Decoration
Day giving us pause WuidthopUmp aud
ea.r of peace, TINT We may think not Of
tho pag,intry OF war, but OF it, suffer
ings. its foyer and thirst. H. rigors OF
cold aud furnace heats, IS weary
marches. force battle, and the patriot.
ism which alone clnloncs its bitter Woe
anil the mourning thnt follows In its
tuck.-liarpor's Bazaar.
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The Federated Trades OF this city
held % meotin. lat night. After some
preliminary business the report Of the
outgoing treasured was road aud re-
ceived, and referred to the trustees.
An Invitation was received from the
A. +. anu A. Nj, inviting the council
to participate In the laying OF the cor.
ner stone u the Joint city and county
building. The invitation was declined
on account Of the short notice given.
A resolution taking the appointing
power Of the standing committees from
the president wa, voted down, aud
they will be announced at the next
meeting.
The BARRIERS union W IN accorded The
privilege Of using the seal " the c0uu'
eli on union cards 10 be placed IN Tue
Windows Of their shops.
Tho confederation OF the celebration
Of Labor Day was made a special order
Tor next meeting.
a special committee Of 1vo was mp
pointed u Investigate the scheme ol
establishing free labor bureau, IN
connection with which there will be u
reading room, etc.
REioH1 on TRADES.
Carpentrr-D Dull.
plnmhet Sill on strife.
Typographical Uaior-Fair.
Brewers Fair,
Painters Dull; few men at work.
sCciail clrrks--Dull.
Barbers-Only fau, union men out o
woTs.
Iron m1ltsr-GJol.
Blactam iths-All NJ work.
MAshiui8ls--All workiug.
Nuinleamatcd Association OF Carpcn
,era--hiolerate.
CigatmAsem.-GOud; all union mel
It work,
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"Conyersat,on," atys brilliant Amer
lean humorist, "i-, IN this generation, a
lost art.
i was IN ART which our graultaiher
studied perhaps moro thsn uay othor
A genlllnan, ia the beginning Of this
century. was usually more ambitious %
toll story won or to state hisargumout
clearly than 90 Hnlofstand scicuce or
ftatecralt Youths Companion,
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tempt Of court. 4 bill was handed TO
the clerk which proved 10 b. $40. II
have no change" said the clerk. tender
ing n 70 the offender. "Nevor mind
abuut TIM other sin," was the retort.
Keep it' III take It out IN contempt"--
Black and White.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS


NOTICE ~ utiifni GlNES ny THE
~ undersigned, pdnuustptrit Of Inc Cstato
Of .isscn 4. chase, dcctaee1,to the cruditori Of,
and ali pefsons having claims against tho
said deceased, n crhiti then. With the neces.
riry vouchers wunin Ten months after the
nrst publication OF fAs notice. ~ the 6ai
ndmihittratfix, m care 81 Wndfeil A Adams,
httornsfs. " and ~ tast ff.t South street.
salt H. : Ciy,in thc County Ci ssit l.akn,
Utah lerfit1tv
Iutcd jay Th. llll.
MIRIAM q CHASE.
Administratrix of iAt oaiato Of -iasvn A
Chase. dggsascd.
WGnpELL s ApANs Attorneys Tor Adnnis.
tfttrIAs
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Gent ION tho risht-The weather,
mtdomoisplle----
LADY, have already discussed that
subject with my nelghbor ou the loft.
Gent msidcl-'rhe mean scoundrol'
We had arranged between us that he
should talk about tho diuusr and my
self about tho weather. -Aumoristischo
Batter
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IN tho Probate Govt ~, salt Lave
ounty, rciritofy OF Utah.
Ia the matter " the tsuie ~ Ouarlos 0. on
man. deceased,
N~O1tCE ls nEHEiY GiNFN THAT JAM
- Gilman, admirHtrhIN - ihv Hftaio NJ
~ Charles d. dUmun. deceased. hHa Fend .rrd
Tor frtiiomr and hiGd 90 aBii Cuuri, her flnai
account Of her admiulstraunn pf r1li csiAtu
and petition iur hn1l diHtrihuinn 81 the r,slduc
~ san estate nm Inr enc per una enttvd thtro
tn. trf that 1ufsd ~, mo 1854 u1f 90 AUGUST
\ ". ", al a. o'ulnrH H. ~, % Inc Court Room
of said Cuurt,in the County court linuse. eAll
axe CHy amt County, tiaH Tcrruury, hHl
tecn duly uppsute by he LudzH N al
Court, tor the stttIcmeut Hf sfti account nnH
hearing said pUtiiiIn for diftriHuiiou, At wh.r.
time and pl7cc shy ltrstn iuiricsiei n raii
tstAtc fnay appear Hud how cause, u an
th,fa be- VIII sitd Hrrnunt should not tc sri
tirf ard approved and lnAi dttuibuupn mad,
q. Ir1yr1 Tor.
Dated JAY 10. 100 q, y ALLEN,
CIcrt ~ the Probate Court,
Ny CAIsItS nuuwNE. Ju. ttUIif.
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Prhup thp most curious salvage case
on record is thatof thcsmp Two Friends,
which stranded on the cohstof Cuba aud
was abandoned by her crew. Another
ship, the John Blake, met a similar fate,
and her crew. in attempting % find a
handing place, came across the Two
Friends, which they managed 90 get OF
ind To- navigate Ca England without fur
ther mishap, The Judge who tried the
case decided thGt salvage services had
been rendered but Of only ordinary dili.
Guilty aud merit, inaluuoh as tho crow
OF thr John BlGke sulvcl the Two
Friends In order to save their own lives.
The owners OF the John Blake Of course
BOT nothing, hut tho iakiug crew re-
coivcd $3.50 ont OK the total value oi
El,ej1.-Now Orleans Picayune.
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Queen Elizabeth, thanks to Tn
pains Of her assiduous tutor, Roc
Ascham, wrote an upright hand
after the manner OF the Italian school
and had acquired AL the clogancic
of the pen, according to the notion
of polite society M the Sixteenth cot
tu.v. New York World.
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DELINQUENT Norlcs.

HEAVIER Wool Manufacturing aud Mining Com.
many Location IT OIL AMI rFfnrtnui
place Of businc e, beaver CITY. rtih.
~ oriuE. TliEiL AuE DELINQUENT
~ upon tho following dUsliilrl stock on
account Of Assessmcni levied upon The 1in duy
nf N.t, lea The several amuuuls set opa
uo.Ife the names VI tue respective share
holder. to w.t.
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And .n accordance win law and uo order Of
no Hoard Of DIRECTOR made on the pth dav
Of Mn. i-sg A. many atHtcs Of each parcel OF
stock Hs may be necessary VIII ue soid ~ me
I'd puGitr auction, on Monday. August lst.
~. n the hour " ! &c och y. M. to pay tie
delinquent aasossmcrI together Win tho cost
uf advertising ana expense u aar,
j. b. IDLTuN, secretary.
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At y spccial needing u The Directors held In
the uWpany'a ONCE, July tih, h..t t ! 3. ~.
die following order wa madf % is hereby
ordered Ly Inc Director ~ tfc Nraver " on
Manufacturing and 'iiling vowpn' tlui iht
dlla uf sale Of the above delitVuHn. FIuck, h'
Nirnd.t tom July sat, ~. 10 august Let
ia, ht3p m. ht the COMPANY unlcc, beaver
Cuy lIHh 1crnioy,
IS oflcr OF the lioard
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a suii had gone against tho defendant.
who arose aud gave his opinion og'ths
judgment and was fined $40 for CON
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TVW- W"II-I8UTf
NrOftCE Is itEtEuN GTvEN, TUNt
- anna NChytrt. AdmiuisirairiN 81 the Os'
titu of Henry insttIssn. dptcaspf. has ron.
trrl1 for8ctilumcnt and rlvi In sad court hci
mai account Of hCr adminntratiun ~ Htil
tate, and pvIuuu for uuAl dt-tr hutuu OF
tht residue % .Aid estate Among Tho prrt1ni
rnutrt thrrutoi ana that Tuesday, the iilh
day M Aug4lt, NJ lsti,at 10 O'Clock H.tn,,a tht
luutt lt1pm ut Htil tpurl, 10 the Cpur ~
Tcniury .hna htcn duly appointed hy ihn Judge
of saii court tor The settlement II said Ac'
count, au1 hrrus sAlf puutiou for dis
uihution, 70 which timn and place Hny person
interested IN saif estate may appear ana shos
cause. u an there o.. WIZ lIid nrCount should
not Do settled and app owed aud AuAl distribu
ton made M proved i0r.
Dated July inui, lrn
q. ". ALLEN,
ClCrt OF tho Probate Court
By CAustrN BROWNS, Jg., Deputy
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rryprpAScE MASS MEETING.


Fo,lowIpg IL the programme Tor ihe
emperanco mass meeting under ,he
n,n,oea Of the women's Christian ia.ll
Epmerponce Union, TO be held IN 'he
All, Lake Theatre on Sunday night
at 5 o'clocE
Nrate . .....i..s..-4 .ssss ss'''''''' '''' '''
flpeninE cxcrcise.....'.''. ,,, sl,e Club
~ .........s.......s.s.sln mon v W, ,i''
ase,i.,.ss. 'srhe Liquor Tranc and tho ,ay3i 90.
ing Man.. .ssssss''s's''''. a. Tbr,ll
.tare-F sNarcol a. .,.,.s. Gee = 80 ~
eoio. MIlard'a AVE Maria W.
Auuies'f Mr.. scott Anderson
,dsrc.i' "Tnioiccment or tue sunday ,to,,
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-23

DUiisuASr To ~ pnnEH uF SAN
Court m snii matter, n0ucc b. hereby
given that wednesday, ths gstn DAY ~ July
a. u lS2, At ~ o'clock a. m M 90" County
Court unuscin salt LAKE City, utih lotr,tlfy
in TIC rourt rHlm of slid Court, has heyu np
pointed the umc rni place for ttr hearing %
petition Of Etxaheih fnn KobtusUu, pflyini
ior ihu Admlsslnu ~ probate Of a CERTAIN lnr.
umeni thrrewith pryreutsi purp1ruug o. be-
ne last WIN and frItainenl nj MHry Anu kOI
uaHu. dcepHHud. Nhrr hud whsfc ull ptrinus tu
said wall, or the vrn1'iugoi letters trst4mcn
tary 10 her 41 prayed Tor ia saii puuunn.
IN witness whercpf have horcuutn set on
hand aud if. vel the zeal Of SAID Court, thi
ia'h day Ell july. A. u. islA
larAL.I g.. 4. ALLEN,
Ccrk Of the Probate Dsurt.
uy CAUsrT~ IuluWsT. It. uHputv .Irf.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-23

Boys and Young Mems Suits,
long pants, price now $500, former
price $500. 5000 and $1,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-23

Comuony's 0llce' Room T. AZ - aud y
Fast First sruth street, SAT- Lake CITY Dated
juno 18th, ls9i, dsat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-23

All our Jackets and Pants and
3-Piece Suits, at $3.50, 500 and
$3.50, will go now at $500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-23

In the Probate tourt IN aud Tor sllt IEtC
County, Territory " Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-23

The Largest Assortment of KILT
SUITS in the city, prices now from
$l.5O to $3.50, former prices $3.50
to 5000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-23
MONTH OF july!

Sailor Suits, blue. black, brown
and grey, $l.OO, worth $500.