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THE LEAMlNeToN WATER AND LAND
COMPANY

GAIT LAKE uiTY AND COUNTY, UTAH
- Territory Notice IL heruuy gwen that
sboye. named COMPANY will no he'd ~ =. -
fArfu's and ONCE, rooms l, ? and Eagle iilpct
~ salt Lake tiiy, on JHnuary 81, iHJ, al p.u.,
ton u any such other business as ehhll law,
fn'ly come before u and nlfO Tor the purpOse
Of voting on tho proposed niendment Of the
ARTICLES OF incnrpnfnuunt to increase IT, cHpital
stnck WA. DIrTEnLt, Secretary,
salI Laks CITY. November. lsg!
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ~ THE
~ uudgrugncd, the eXecuuiN OF the last
Wi oi owen h1boria, deceRsed 20 tho creditors
Of, and MI persons having elaine against the
said dcgehsed, 10 exhibit thall, with the neo
esanry vouchers, within ten months after tile
nrst publication of this notice, 10 the SAID
rNecutrlN. NJ the law Office of A. u. I.oWlp, RED
ROOMS ~ anu W. Constitution Bullimg, 30
Salt Lake,
Dated November 18th, 1872.
hhnAH RoBERrs.
0woa Roberts, deceased. a.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NroTIuE Is HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ nndOrsigued, Charles u. Grow, admnis.
uAtor OF The estate OF Ralph Harrison, he,
ceased, 70 ,ho creditors Of ana all pofsOnA
having claims againrt the said deceased. 10
eRAblt them with the necessary y0uchors with
In four months atrer The irst publication u
this notice to said administrator NJ the ONCE of
Daniel Harrington, 81 Constitution Buildng,
city and county Of salt Lake, Territory %
Utah,
November 10Th, 1902.
CHARLES ", GROW.
Administrator " the estate NJ tAid docensed.
nASILL HARRlAIios, Attorney Tor estate
d I'll
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LEGAL. NOTICE.

In the Probate Court, m aud for Salt Lake
County, Territory OF Utah,
In the matter OF the estate OF Joan Ehrngron,
dCcensod.
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT NILS
~ j. ureuluud, executor Of the last will
aud testament of John Ehrngrep, deceAsd. has
rendered Tor settlement and filed In said Court,
his nnhi account OF his decentralization OF said
estate and petition for hnal 4 stTibuuOn OF the
rr,csldae Of SAID estate tmeng the per.ons on.
dsy Of December. A u, lsgs, at 10 o'clock am,
At The Court Room u SAD Court IN tho County
uourt House, salt Lake cry and County. Utah
Territory, has boen duly appointed by the
Judge Of SAID Court, for tic settlement ~ said
account ana hohrine said petition for jistrihu-
ton. At wlAch time and plsce any person m.
trrrsted IN taid estate may appear and sh0 "
cause, ifany there be, why said account should
not be- settled and approved and nnal dlatribu,
ton made ~ prayed for.
Dated November gfh, ls9l.
q. n, EAIIEN,
CLERK Of Tie frboale Court
by CLUsTES BROWNE. Jr, Deputy.
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root. docCasod.
NOTlpE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Aduphlrc inroot, adminisul.riN uf tho
,stato Of Potter =. Linroot, deceased, has fen.
dercd tot toitement, and hied IN SAID Court.
her ilnnl account ~ hnr admiuistrnt On OF SAID
estate and PETITION for nual diutf button ~
tho residue u snd oitate among the
pcteona entitled thereto, aud that Mcdncs.
dhy, Tie 2lsl DAY ~ December. 4, u, itlt, at ~
O'Clock IN, % the Court Room pi sad Court,
NnuhN. llhh itrutnig hhs teen duly appoint
Cd " thcdudgc ut safu Court, for tue settle.
inont OF SAID account sndhrartng OF sAlt pou
ton for distribution, 81 which tins aud place
Apy prrsun interested IN said estate may ap
pear and SHOW tAuHc, u any there De-, why said
account shoula not be scttlrd hrd approved
ahd nnAl an Hl1uiion made o. prayed Tor,
dated NOV. ~, Iva.
q. y. ALLEN,
CLERK ~ The Probate Court.
by CAusfiN UuoWNE, in. uVputy
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sou, deceased.
NOTlCti- HEREBY GIVEN THAT RON
~ nri iirmlcy ami Charles Abbott. rNcru.
tore oi the estate Of Elifa Johnson. doccato
nave rendered Tor suttiUmUnt, ami ulu1 M Haid
court their nuai account " their AGmmlttra.
porsons entitled theruio, and that TuesIsy,tha
lOlt day Of December, l'Nt, AZ ~ o'tloct
Am, at TIE Cpurt Room Ot sad Court ia The
". ufuh Territory. has been duly nppOintedb y
the Judge OF sAid Court, for the settlement VI
sad account aud hearing SAID petition for dis
uthuiior, ~ which timG aud place any person
Interested IN sad estate may appear and show
cause, u any there be why said account Ahuult
not DO sotuci aud approved aud dual distriuu
ton mAfc ae prayed Tor.
Dated Nov -. lTF2.
&. D.. ALLEN.
Clerk OF the Probate Court.
Waddoll & Adams, Attorneys Tor Executors
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IN the matter OF tho Estate OF Judith Temple
Hayon, deceased,
NuTiCE H. HEREBY GIVEN THAT W. 5.
~ iiufion, ntminisnatnr Of tue estate Of
Judith Temple llhv n. deceased, has rendered
Tot settlement, and illoi IA snd Court. HI final
account OF his administration OF aaid estate
aud petition Tor hnal distribution OF tho rn.
Hiduu Of said estate among the persons en-.
titled thereto, and that Wednt sdny, the 2lst
day 81 december, A. ~. is91, at ~ o'clocs a.m,,
NJ the Court Room OF SAID outt In The County
Court House salt Lake city aud County, Utah
Territory, has hccn duly appointed ~ the
Judge uf sAid CouTt. f0r 10 settlement Of said
account anu hearing SAID petition Tor distrbu.
iion. ~ Which tlmo and place amy person IA.
torettcu m sad estate msy appear ami show
cause, II any there De, why eaid account should
not DO settled aud approved and laaI d,suiDu.
ton tnHdc ~ prayed for.
Dated nov, -, 1874
T. u, ALLEN.
CLERK OF the rrObats Court.
Ry CAusrES BnowsG. JK., Deputy,
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WESTERN NEWS ITEMS
=. ~ sclsns for I'hSa'lns ti'
j" Snake River Valley
.syn CLUE TO BURGLARS.
s.,,,nl Goes In for Real Estate
' 4. southern cali'or"ia'--coai
al $2p'r To-!
.,s,p CLUE 10 BURGLARS.

.atimatei that tne chnei WI
We .sout ~, 900 acres OF h"V, every
vi which Is ief'iie anu VI" w
lssied. 49,. .~,o,a.d about
The COMPANY ,aLluy ITO
uHO00 nlfeauy IT,, NM vii
'"rfoyements men n, ss nna.,hle.
nh the WORK @s '"s' ar
Angeles, CAL, on THURSDAY,
Az ,r.in1 tried to drJ.R herselt III
lihTt ' hut was rescued oy boat
Wsi' . D sbe sank tho fret time. She
M she was SICK anu o'.o' WV"
"a. largest county In tho United
wv n Custer county IN Montana,
sa soniains 80 square miles, bespg
sMs. An extent than Vermont, Massn-
hp,i. Connecticut, Delaware and
es'1 Island.
inv ..,,aor. bnve pranled n
Zoe svp.i ,gla. N.vsin A sir.
Faii95nia =, 60 have the Nadeau
~ wuicn was laid out In town lots
.a,,ns boom, revert u acreage rue
mt, rc.etvei all mo rotds mid ous'
'ioi AngsieS Erpross.
u,.ov.r two ve,-., abscpce
he' = ~. 49,, s,r,y.., nom. non,
M. H. hsau1 n a ha. hsaa st,,IyInp nrt
Piiis, rneav ~ - scno,L He h rg,,cht
10 me 'u Ira of hi ,aintinrs. Nj
ever u Min, of moving 10 salt
Lshi Bannor.
b'A'' ,.
Laramie TOOK hno'ne' SGT 'o.ma'u
on Thursday hlo'p'ne ,,""s u'V' ~.
ollianism Wiz 'uo iasv ~" oI' ~ ~
livery W tenn was iunusH.a''"i' - ~
eiy nas p,eh '",t 10, ~ ,na nr,,,.r n,
coHts' '''"''e W."
eMl'''" nit, ,. r,.,.
Moscow lluhuol "S
thousand acres y, ule w" 800.
81 n '-.fva.loh nAHe ".." ".V ~
shl ieeieu 70 gilin uu.'Is '"' rs
ysaL rue eame eonlPh m ~
tract 10 hfeak anu 49, ious 1ih.'.'.'.'
itofss heks YEAR ehss '"o eNe'''
Asio.
III. pollce have what appears to be- a
-, ,rnmi-iuy clue to the burglars
Ia tobbed Wendeluoe's Jswcity store
", Tn,an. Two men have been at.
rested ut KeysvilIe on suspicion, ms
they were peddlipg JeHelry, the ue-
scripslon Of which tallies very closely
with that stolen nom Wcnueiooc. In
guiries are aioot.
a.. o..1., ,,o,,,i,, Pro, Cod.r.
VI Sun ,,s" as, ,,.ie,hts and
tuoh ,'.ui ,'.,,,' - Denynr rhay
asulA'i v''' '',, 49,. ha a.n, MOI,
N.Io uus ''V's 200 rn.y ucJ. nusiv
toule t'u'. sha,v,J n,,.s,t,,
lVl,sheu ~ o. ,si,h 49, .,on.
NM. V ,h,ss mali snscimens h. claims
These ,hies 'n,n n spso,'i'"a "o o'"''A'
,
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Poe ~ in receipt Oh iet'er rom MT.
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ldhho mHlhg the tcnooI ehiIureu Vi
ldsbo % oon,i'outs 70 y ,unu 70 oIsau,
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In tr. Probate Cour, u the County Of salt
LAKE. Territory Of Utah.
N The natter Of the ksuie Of Ralph HArrisou.
nreeised.


order 20 show rause why order NJ sale Of real
es,sto should not be made
CnA. Lbs " GROW, IHE .AnltlNisrRA'
' Tor Of vs. estate NJ Nairh nhrnann, ne
csatod. having flied his petition herein.
duly -erineh. praying for N order Of .sle
tor the purposea thetcin set forth. u "a
hereby orfcred BY the judge " said Court
ihat all persons Interested Y the otiaie o.
Court, on Iucsday, the lth day Of December,
isYi.M 10 O'Clock N the forenoon Of sad DAY, ~
the Court Room 81 said Probate curt, ~ the
County court House, IN the city and county Of
tslti.Aio, Utah Territory, u show cause why so
order should not 10 granted 70 tna salt admin
isuator 10 sell 20 much " the real estate Of
tho ssid ccoessod A. private ssle ~ shal be
Necessary, and that COPY Of this order 10
published ~ least three succeesivc weeks In tho
DEsIMNf HyESINo NBWs, ancSerapcr ptint'
cd and published IN said ciiy and county.
Dated NOvemhsT. iith, lr2
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= NJ. EARL. lIk ADMlNIsrRATOH,
i !. With tho will annexed, o. the tHtate OF
Andrew Homer, deceased, having hiuu hte
pettiou herein, duly verified, praying for an
order Of Galu OF all tho pclA0ual properly and
pAtt OF the roll estate Of said ducodrnt, Tor
the purposes theron set forth, u 10 thei store
ordered by the Judge al sAh Cogfii mat MI
per-0ns interested 10 the estate 'of said de-
ceased, appear before the sad PROBATE court
on WednUidAy, the tWony-cighth day uf De-
Gomher, ls1l, NJ 10 o'clock Ia Tho forenoon OF
HA.d day, At iho Court ROOM uf said Probate
Court ~ the County COur, House, In tho titY
And Ctulty Of salt Lake, utah Territory 10
show cause why hu order should not be
granted % iae SAID administrator, 10 sell 80
much Of the real estate OF ,hc snid deceased Al
public or private stle a. shAll DO utceis Wy
and that n copy Of TINS order be publsn Il At
east four successive weeks In ne nE FHni
EvLhiN0 Mas. hnnwspaper ptintod Ahd pub
iiAhcd IA faid city Hnd county.
Dated NotombCr p, lf9
u, " HAnTCH, Probate Judge.
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ton, deccated.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT BAR.
~ low Ferguson, administrator o. tho
estate nt licnry shingie gu, deceased, has
rendered Tor settlement aud fled ia said 'ourt,
he nuHl account uf hts administration 81 sAld
estate and petition tor hnal distribution OF The
residue OF sAid oatato among the persons
entitled thereto, hnd that Mcdnufdty, iLu gist
day Of Decemuer,A.bis1l, 10 ~ O'Clock a.m.,Ht
the court room Of SID cOuf',tn the county court
tory, has been du y appontod ~ the judge 20
aaid court, for tic toiucincnt Of fa'd Hccpunt
and hearing said petition for dhuibutiuu, %
which tine and place any person Interested In
sAlf estate may appear aud show cause. " AuS
there hc,why sAii account should not be sttilcd
and approved and dual dhtuhuaon made as
prtyUd Tor,
Dated November s6th. Iva.
e.. T.. ALLEN,
Clerk Of Probate Court.
ny CAusrnS BRowNE, Jr., Deputy.
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In the matter Of the Estate of Robert Rocket,
deceased.
Notice OF time and place for the hearing u
petition for admission 10 Probate Of Wit.
u uRsuASr TO AN ORDER OF SAID
Court IN SAID matter, notice ~ hereby
gI,cn that Friday, the 2ud day Of December.
4. %, 1854. at 10 O'clock a, ~, a. the County
Coart House In Salt Lake CITY, Titan Territory.
IN tho court room Of said Court, has been ap.
pointed the time and place for hearing % a
petition OF klzAbeth Jane Thornton, pray ny
Tor the admission TO probate OF certain docu'
npnt herewith presented, nurporting TO he the
last will and testament Of Robert Rocket de,
ceased. when AMI whore all persons interested
inty appear and oppose tue probate OF ssif
Win, OF tho granting Of letters Parliamentary To
her as prayed tor Ia said petition
In witness whereof, | have hureunto set my
hAnd aud nnlNed the seat OF SAID Court this
isrAIl q. ", ALLEN.
Clork OF the Probate Court.
NY CAusrES BRowSE, in. Deputy Clork.
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lluRsuASr 10 Az ORDER or SAID
Il Court 10 said matter. notice ~ hereby
given that Friday the Nth day % December.
\ ~ ltgi, NJ 10 O'Clock u.m, ~ the County
curt House IN salt Lake City, utlh Territory,
To- the cpurt room " said OouTt hns been Az.
pointed tue time and place Tor the hearing Of
petition Of Morris Coidbetg, praying for tho
admission 10 probate of q ccrtsiu 10 ume I
sat viii aud testament ct Mary GJidhofg,
deceased, when and where all persons later
elind may apncN aud oppose The probate ~
tay TO donrs Goldberg AZ prayed for In said
peutlpn.
In witness whereof. I have hefe4nt0 set my
hand ani anNed the seal ~ said Court this
2ath day of November, 4. u. leyi.
g. " ALLEN,
sEALl CLERK OF The Probate Count.
~ CAusrNN nnuwNF in, Deputy Clerk
WaddOll a Adams, AttotnUye Tor toe Estaie.
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IOHN u. WINWARD, THE ADMINS
~ traitor 81 tho estate Of janice Shields de-
ceased, having nled petuon herein, duly
verified, pray ing for an order ~ sale Of the
personal property Hnd portion % The rear
estate OF said decedent, Tor the purposes
therein set form, II 10 therefore ordered
~ the JLdgo Of said Court, that
q uor ons Interested Ia the estate " saii
daceHscd. appear before tho said Probate Court
ON 1u 'sdly, the third dny OF January 1885, az
10 O'Clock IN the forenoon OF said day, ~ the
Court Room 81 naid probate Court, nt tie
County ont llOuso, IA ihu ,ity and County
" sail Lake, utlh fcrril0iy, 10 chow cause
why an oricf should not be granted 90 the
amid administrator, 10 sell the persnnnl prop
rriy Atpu lac snle and 10 sell al much OF the
real estate ot the sad deceased az private sale
as shall be- uerefairy, ami thut copy OF ihis
order bopuhl sized ntlcnst four successive wecke
In The nEsmltT EvENlNG NEWs, u hows
paper printed And published IA sara Oily AMI
County.
Dated December 2. ltgl.
q. W, BARTcH, Probate Judge.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court IN aud for Sal. Lake
Couniy, Territory Of Utah
In the Matter of tho Eslatc of Henry shlngio.
ton, deccased.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court, In and for salt Lake
County, Territory Of Utah,
In the matter OF tho estate Of Jamea Shields,
deceased.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

IN tho Probate Court IA and for salt Lake
County, Icr,tory OF Utah
In tho matter Of The estate OF Androw Hon or
dootAied.
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LEGAL NOTICE

In the pfobn Court ia aud Tor salt Lake
County. Territory Of Utah.
In the Matter Of The Estate Of Mary Goldberg,
licensed
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court in and for Salt Lake
County. Territory OF utah.
In the matter OF tho Estate OF Judith tempt,
Huyuu deceased
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Notice Of time and place for tho hearing Of
petition for admission 10 Probate u Will
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LEGAL NUTlcr.

in The Probate Coutt in and for salt Lake
County Territory Of Utah.
In the matter - thr Estate of Lila John.
sou, deceased.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
in tho Probate Court N aud for salt Lake
County. Territory OF lAh

In tho n after o. the Estate Of Peter y. IA
root, dVcCasod.
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NOTICE

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SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of an order of sale directed to me
from the district court of Red Willow county,
Nebraska, on a judgment obtained before
Hon. J. D.. Cochran, judge of the district court
of Red Willow county. Nebraska. on the sixth
(6) day of October. 1891. in favor of Adams
County Bank as plaintiffs, and against Abra-
ham Loeb ct al, as defendants. for the sun of
two thousand seventeen dollars ts2.0lU and no
cents, and costs taxed at S42.4S and accruing
costs, which Judgment was on the first day of
September, 1892. assigned to Louis Lowestine,
l have levied upon the following real estate
taken as the property of said defendants to
satisfy said judgment and costs to-wlt: The
southeast quarter Is. E.. "A and lots number
five [51 and six go and the south half Is. ~ of
the northwest quarter IN. W. Al of section
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thirty $50 :, west of the 9th P. NJ. IN Red Will
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for sale to the highest bidder for cash IN hand.
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hour of l O'Clock P. NJ, of said day, when and
where due attendance will be given by the IN
%dersigned.
p Dated October Goth. 1892. 234ts.
-. E. Il. BANKS. Sheriff of Said County.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1892-10-28
A GIANT STRIKE PROBABLE.
Fifty-Two Thousand English Cotton
Operatives May Resist q Reduction.

Fifty-Two Thousand English Cotton
Operatives May Resist a Reduction.
LONDON, Oct. 2Z.-With a view to
avoiding the threatened strike among
the cotton operatives, the mayors of
Liverpool and Manchester are trying
to induce the disputants to arbitrate
their differences. The opinion is gen-
eral, however, that the negotiations
to bring about the arbitration of the
trouble will prove fruitless. @
It is estimated that the threatened
strike will affect 10. OOU, 900 spindles.
The Masters confederation controls
1S, 900, 900. The spindles in North and
Northeast Lancashire and Bolton will
not be affected and the 5, 200, 900 spin
dies in these districts will be run as
usual, paying the federation fine of
one farthing per spindle a week. If
15, 900, 600 spindles stop, SO. 900 persons,
a large proportion of whom are wo-
men and children, will be idle. The
funds of the Operatives organization
are large and already support has
been received from the spinners in
the unaffected districts.