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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-13
A NARROW ESCAPE,
n Being Badly Hurt is an Escape.-B.
y. Hampton severely Bruised.

Mr.. Is. Y. Hampton was the victim
Of very painful n not serious accident
this morning, about II O'Clock. liz
was standing by the qua I'd fence front.
ing the Brigham Young Trust ccm.
pauy's building IN process OF erection
on the east side Of Commercial street,
aud was In front oil the northwest
corner, when n shower Of brick de.
scended from the fourth story, one Of
them striking him on the shoulder,
another ON the foot. a variation Of an
inch or 10 Ia the descent of either
would have brought It upon his head,
and tue result Ia such an event might
have been fatal; M II In, his sutlerings
mus. have been n they are moi now
intense. Tho mlshRp was caused
by what appears 10 be the
lack OF roper caution on the pant Of
those handling the derrick, by means
u which huge cAtvei stone weigh.
ing nearly two tons was being elevated
10 the square Of the fourth story, 10 be
placed there ar an ornamental corner
pleor; II WIS swung In before being
clear, aud knocked the upper layers
from the masonry, causing the debris
10 descend a. stated. tits fortunate IL
was no worse.
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COUNTY COURT MATTERS.
Rewards Ofrerrcd for the Unlawful
killing OF Birds.

The County Court met this fore.
noon; all present; Judge Barich In the
chair.
Minutes OF last meeting read and
approved.
Elias Thomas appeared and asked
aid to support Josie anu Lucy Thomas,
minors. Order granting aid.
Thc verbal petition OF James Moilhtt
and II. W. Wilson for the appolntmen mt
Of Geo. A. Bergen, Samuel J. Paul,
ana James johnson as trustees OF school
district 90 was presented and prayer
granted.
Ordered that the contract sprinkllng
Twelith5outh from West romple to the
penotentiary, Fifth East from City
Limits 10 Twelfth South. State street
from City Limits to Twelfth South, and
West Temple from CITY Limits to
Twelfth South be let to II. O. q.
Showell for $4,000 per month, said
contract 10 continue during the plea.
sure Of the court,
In the matter u letting sprlnklIng
contract for State road, 1t was laid over
for one week.
The supervisor OF District I reported
that the II. q " W. crossing known as
the Bell nnd Helm crossing Is unsafe.
Referred to Judge Bsrlch,
Ordered that A, Muirbf0Ok he mp.
pointed supervisor OF District 7 vice
a. j, Bsst resigned.
Attorney requested 10 notify the
court Un what animals anu birds a
reward may be offered for the detection
Of persons unlnwiuliy killing the same.
Report Of Fish aud Game C0mmiss.
Toner read aud fled, Ordered that
sald commissioner have tirh and game
laws printed Tor distribution.
Repolts Of patients Ia city hospitals;
-, Marks II, ana Deseret 4, read anu
| hloi.
Ordered that the clerk advertise ior
TOO bridge slfingets, IL, 10, Is, 20, 20
ltcf long, ant 500 hri lee J'r- in thu
sem weekly DEsEREr New 3 aud Daily
IromC; 'hsug insertions each.
Attorney reported ON Petition n Il,
/ ID, IL, Thompson Tor relief on account Of
tax sale that It should bo granted upon
payment Of his equitable portion Of tht
tax due uIOn the land in question
that the probate judge issue a quit CLAIM
| deed, Report adopted.
Petition VI John \. scott for relle
on account Of lax sale, read anu filed,
Petition Of George :, Smith for re-.
| lief on account " taN salt granted an,
| probate Ju Ige ordered 10 issue a qui
claim deed.
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POLICE COURT.


Pat Murphy, ordinary drunk, en-.
tered a plea Of guilty and received sus'
pension Of sentence.
John Doe, whose patronymic has
become quite familiar In the courts,
obtained similar terms for the same
oilgusc. so oil John O'Brien.
G.. +. Doe tuUt the nlofenamci 's
hrothef-no rclauOu), charged with
disturbing the peace, was discharged.
Pearl HAWKINS pleaded guilty 10 the
charge VI drunkeune,saud WIS tssess' d
IS, which will be- worked out
Frank daley was tried on charge Of
disturbing the peace by using abusive
language, and DISCHARGED.
Harry Ho lso. awaits a hearing on
the charge OF ueing drunk.
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The clerk was instructed 10 request
n. y. a nderfon To appear June 2Oth.
Ordered that solectman HARDY be- n
Committee 10 consult with the SaltHir
Railway company on isanchise.
The matter NJ providing books for
c0nstabies acting Ne pOundEoepors was
referred 10 the attorney.
j. u. Walden Withdrew In writing
his application fore railroad franchise.
Communicate from II. w. and II.
Is Block asking TO 10 removed from
lluuor bond If Carl Common. CLERK
instructed 10 notify said Dommou.
Petition Of A. l.. HofstOn ct nj. ~.
ferred 70 Butler
Petition Of Joseph Muir et nj. pray
ing for removal Of Utah Nursofy fence
and Improvement Of Jordan Canal
road read. CLERK 90 notify Utah Nursery
Co., 10 remove fence from street.
Petition OF John Cabot for the
opening Of rosd IN Draper, read and
referred 10 Cahoon.
Communication from +. u. Hobbs
concerning school lands, read and
fled.
II ordered that 900 each Of appllcn.
lion Tor Lease " echoOl lands, icsste's
bond, and lease be- printed.
Seluctman Hardy reported he hal
Instructed tho telephone company %
put IN new wire at the p0Orhouse Mt an
expense SIS. Adopted.
The county attorney reported on tho
question referred to him concerning
rewards tor killing fish and game.
The following resolution wac
adopted!
"Bo II resolved by the County
Court Of Salt Lake county that there
Is hereby offered by said court areward
Of SO ~ any peifOn or Otilccf
who -hall give inform'iiOn that shalt
'eal 10 tho ret ard tov ton u
any person violating any Of tne W..
visions Of an act Of the Legislative A..
sembiy Of Utah Territory entitled, an
act Tor the protection u game and
birds, approves March 10, 1890"
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HEAVIER WOOL MANUFACTURING
AND MILLING 60.

NOTICE oF .DssMTNT-SoriCF -
~ hereby gwen that u a meeting NJ Tho
directors. hrld on May IN, ~, An Hfsogmcnt
N ten per cent Cor a on per share " $500
was levied upon the apitM stItk u 10 cor.
puraunn, pay Ahio July let isg.. To- i. y. To.
ton. srrfciary, 90 HEAVIER city. Utah
ANY stock utun which this assessment may
VIII hu delinquent aud aitottised flr sale al
public auction anu unlrs- p4ywent is WHdu
lHfofc Will be- sold ON Tho 1ist day ot JuIy,
1857 90 pay ihu delinquent assetamvrt 90.
pcusu OF sale.
i. y TOLfON, Secretary.
Beaver CITY. May ath isp.
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A NEW LIGHT.
Mr.. Goodwin Owed His Appointment
10 Cannon and Salisbury.

A special to the Ogden Standard
from Hamilton, Minn.sots, dated the
llth, says;
Tho Liberals havo sent home a glowing
account OF the victory thOy have achieved
and asking IN be met by a brass baud.
This was laughed at In Minneapolis by
every one conyersnnt with the situation.
They should rather 20 hsck sulking, Tor
they came with full determination not
10 accept any compromise but Ia scat
tholr delegates. They were glad 10 got
In at any price, ami a price was certainly
paid which may prove the di-iutogia ion
" the Liberal party. Though seated, all
ellhor Goodwin or Allen were oven 80
much rs recognized on tho floor by the
chair. They virtually got nothing.
pho Liberals appeared before tto ma.
tionll committee today and asked 10 have
their names recorded ~ having received
recognition as delegates from Utah, but
the committee ilatly refused To do 80. II
IN true that Goodwin wIN nppoin "a to
notify President Harrison Of he nomlna.
ton, but that was done In bis absence hy
the action OF salisbury and Cannon We
arc the people and Republicans In Utah
should rejoice. There in no question that
the Republicans have the party organ.la.
ton.
We will reach ogden Tuesday; will
send further notice rs to exact time.
II thus appears that to the regular
Republican uelegatea' generosity Ia due
the appointment Of Goodwin TO wait
on thu candidates and notify them OF
their nomination; this makes the par
tial defeat Of tho pretenders still more
pronounced.
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The Governors Visit

w. w. Funge, Esq, Of Ogden, WIS
in Salt Lake saturday to see Governor
Thomas regarding the latter's visit to
the Junction city In the interest oi the
schools. We learn that the Governor
was very complimentary In his re-
marks regarding Ogdou's schools AMI
stated that although during his two
weeks absence the .gOnlouce
had piled mountains high upon hi
desk, he would take great pleasure In
dropping everything and accept the
boards Invitation TO make tue presen.
tations Mt the city school exercises on
Weiesdnay next.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-13

FIuONAs y. LEWIS, TliE ADMtNtsTRA.
j. tor u Tho estate OF Hannah Tonllnson
WMdlc, deceased, having uIei his petition
sale Of the whole OF tho fuai estate Of said de.
ccdcnt, Tor tho purposes % orulu set forth, 10 ls
therefore ordered by tho iudgo ~ said Court
that Ali persouH Interested in the estate Of sid
deceased, appear before the said Probate Court
on TUESDAY, the 2sth dhy " June, 1859. ut 10
O'Clock In the forenoon uf snii day, ~ the
Court Room 81 said Probate tourt At the Conn
" Court House, in the city and county " salt
Lake, Territory Of U.Rh, to show cause why an
order should not be- granted to tho sail admin
iatrator, TO sell 10 much OF the real estate uf
necessary, and that eopy II thia order ho
Published At least four fuccesstyc weeks Ia thn
DEsEnLr hvINtsG NEWS newspaper print
ed and published IN SAID city aud county,
Dated May g. lsil.
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Probate Court.

The following orders were made be.
fore Judge Bartoh today;
Estate OF George W. CroEier, de-.
ceased; order made fixing June 2sth 10
hear petition for letters OF admini,tra.
ton.
In the matter OF Nellie Collins, a
mintI; order made approving Thoma.
w. jennings guardian on filing u
bond in the sum OF ~ 400.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-13

In the Territorial Supreme court this
morning Edgar T.. Winters, Of
Nebraska. on motion Of Attorney II.
ID. Winters, was admitted to practice
nj the bar.
The Merchants National Bank OF
KansaR City VI. Theodore Robinson
was the only case argued up to the
noon hour.
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DtCHARn muMLiN AND CHARi.rs An
IN bolt ne executor Of the lAAt Will aud
their petition herein. duly verified. PRAYING
Tor m order u sale Of all the real ustati
Of sai drrr1unt, Tor tho purposes therou
srt fo1h, % u therefore ofdcrr by the JuIru
of said Court, that 40 persons Interested In tho
estate NJ said deceased. appear before Tire SAID
Probate Court, on Tutaday, ihf 2,st day OF
June, a. D., ltul ht ~ O'Clock IN the forenoon
Of slil day. nj the Court Room ~ said Probate
Court ~ ihe County Court Nnusr. ~ the Iitg
and County OF shit Lake, ttgh Territory 20 show
cause Why Az ofdcr should not be- granted IN
the salt tdministratnr, "a cell as much ~ tho
real estate % the anii deceased NJ pr,
yatc sale a. SHAH be- necessary. aud that
q copy ~ this order shall bo 9utlishrd nd least
four successive weeks No. the DISSENT EyiN.
$50 NLWs, Newspaper printed and published
in faid tity and County,
Dated May lsth, lsi!,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-13

Y UCkN BlfL MINING 60 Loo TON
j. ~ principal place OF business. rart City,
Utah Notice "a hereby gwen that NJ a meeting
81 May, ili. zen amusement no. o. N three (il
cents per share was levied on the capital
stock 81 the corr Ofa'inui payable within thirty
days from the date hereof. ~ the ircsIdcnt,
az Noe 2s and an MAN street, salt iako Oltg,
tnh Any stock uron which This assessment
mny remain unphd 10 Tho airi day o. june,
isYl. Will 10 uciinquout and advertised Tor sale
~ public auction and unless payment is made
before Will be ~ 90 the liri day ~ Juiy,
isFi. to pay tho delinquent Assessments, % y
ruthor with the cost Of ADVERTISING and *
pcnso OF sale. q. ". HARDY. President
Lucky III Mining Company
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Third District Cnnri.

State Bank OF Utah Va. VIM. q.
Southwell ct nj. On motion OF attor.
neys for defendant Ward, restraining
order set asile and dismissed.
Ii. r. Duke We. Elias a. Smith OF
nj. Demurrer TO complaint argued and
submitiol. Demurrer sustained. Plain
till asks leave TO amend, which Is
objected TO by plaintiff.
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TELEGRAMS.
ruuNnrn srnIKEs cuUncurs.
4 Terrific Ihundersiorm Prevails Ia
spain.

MADRID, June ia terrific thun-
den,om prevailed In many parts OF
Spain yesterday. The churches In
particular suffered from lightning
strokes. At Burgess, the famous Old
cathedral, founded In 1921, was seri.
ously Injured, Mucientos q church
filled with worshippors was struck; II o
tersous were Killed and ten inJlle q.
At Mellas q similar O,ourrsnce took
place; our was Killed anu tweniy.elght
seriously hurt.
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Successful Liberation.

An operation was performed today
Mt the Descrot Hospital by DIR. Ro-
mania b. Pratt for the removal Of n
cataract from the right eye Of Mrs.
Karen Olsen OF Spring City, DIR. Nc.
Lean assistant. II was successfully
performed aud the patient In doing
well and likely 10 gain her sight.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-13

Nj ARGAREr. BOWMAN rllE ADMINS.
AVA irAlrN OF tue estate NJ William Row
duly verified, praying for an order OF sale ui the
real estate ~ sad docodout, Tor tho pur.
poses therein set forth, Il IA therefore ordered
tortsicd In the estate " said dccca6cG, appear
before the sad Probate Court ou saturday.
the and day NJ July, lsg2, az 10 O'Clock IN
o. said Probate Court, NJ the County Court
House, M the city ana county u salt LAKE.
Utah Territory, 20 show cause why an order
should MOI Do granted 70 the said afminlstTa
irlN 70 sell - much VI the rcul estate Of tho
Ffid decreased NJ private sale D. shall be- ueces.
safy, aud that COPY NJ this order be publ shed
% least four successive weeks IN the DEsEUIf
ENENtNu NEws, a newspaper printed and uuh
lishrd iu sad city and county.
Dated June let, l'q2,
&, W, BARTCH,
Probate Judge
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-13

TENAiKANA, AK. June l3.-At
Genoa, u small station near here, ON
the office OF Il. H.. Dew, Lumber Com
pAny, opened the safe, ami carried OF
$4,000 worth OF tie company'ss ocd,
$4,000 In notes and Emall amounts.
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Tho Democrats Couid Have Carried
Amman.

PORTLAND, Org, June l3,--Governor
Pennoyer says the Democrats could
have carried the late election II they
hsd not abandoned free silver and en-.
dorsed Cleveland. This drove eight to
ten thousand Democrats into the Peo-
PIES PARTY.
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WAsItINGToS, d. C., June l3.-lt
has been arranged that the committee
10 notify President Harrison Of his re.
nomination, shall perform Its duty On
Monday next.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-13

Ia The matter OF the Estate OF charles RAY.
huuId, deceased,
NOTICE ~ iirREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Nuham q. Nay Uuuli, executor Of llst
VAL and Testament tnl of thc estate Of charles
kaybnud. deceased, has rendered Coz sritir.
mcnt, ana llrd IN sad court, bis maj account
Of he admin IstfatiOu II slid vaiatU Int UUtIIiuu
Tor nnhl distribution nf the fca.d due Ol sad e.
l1ta among the nortnus cntlilof thereto, aud
that lucsflY, the Ath dayuf June 4 ~. ls1i.
% 10 O'Clock a. No., ~ ~" Court Room % SAID
court, in the County Court House. salt lnir
tiiF ans county 'tah ierrtnr7. has been iuly
appointed by The Judge ut said cnuri, for tic
settlement Of aaii arcOunt and hearing fnit
ptutinn Tor distribution. A. which tine and
place ans pcfe0u lntofrstri IN said estntp may
appear and show cause. if an thorc be, why
said account should not De settled ami aps
foI
Dated May sgth, 1891.
&. v. ALLEN,
CLERK 81 tho PROBATE Court.
by tArsrfN NuuWNf. Jr Deputy.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
"Natural Gas" 1onighi.-A Ghost
Dance ON Friday Wonderland.


Donolly and Girard's comedians
commence their engagement Mt the
Theatre tonight In "Natural Cas-
Tho company Is said to have u stronger
east OF fun makers than ever before.
WONDERLAND.
The presentation Of "rhe Chimes OF
Normandy" at Wonderland Is the
great attraction at that place and one
which Ia well worth seeing, n fact
sufficiently demonstrated 10y the large
houses that daily attended. There l.
always something worth seeing at this
place.
TlE Guosr DANCE.
A unique entertainment Is announced
Cor Friday night Mt the Theatre, when
genuine Sioux ghost dance win he
performed on the stage, ~ part u the
programme NJ the putU rtpinmCnt. Tho
wei known iRv0Tite local artists, Mise
France LiucJlu aud MIR. Geo. D.
pyurr, RnI Mr.. Arthur Pryo.
llhctHtis trombone s1lost, have also
ie ru engaged aud viii, 40 doubt, To
cordial 9 received. MulOr Clam ~ 70.
hcNring the noble ycI men and Snm
G.. Par, II managing the concert part
Of Tie Programme. Altogether tho
entertainment promises 90 ht tssuccts =
tul rs II is unique.
rGANO RECITAL.
Neatly stevens, pianist, from Boston,
Will givoR piano recital Mt 81. MARKS
Hall tomorrow night, at 5 O'Clock. The
lazy Is spoken OF NJ a highly accom-.
| pli.hed artist ON her instrument.
There il some talk uf presenting
"Miguon" at the Theatre Ia the near
iu,ufr, by loggl artists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-13

10 the matter Of the Estate o. Thomas Rich.
ardson, deceased.
OoTlcE Is nEHtbY GIVEN THAT JOIN
~ ". walker, Administrator " The estate
OF Thomas tuUhartfUn. decguari. haa rendered
for settlement aud fled in said court, hs ilnat
account OF Due linIfnisuaton VI SAID CttNr
and petition Tor nuHl distribution 81 the residue
u Haid estate among tue ncri nns entitled there
90, aud that Tueadai, the 1slh day ui Juur,A ~.
isNl, at 10 o'clucE o.. m, 10 the Court Room uf
said Court. in tue County Cont House, -alt
iaho Guy and county, llhn Territory, ha.
Court, Tor the futurWcut Of a1li account aud
hearing snid pUutiln Tor difiurution, al Whirh
time aud place any pcreon Interested ln said
eatltu may appear md chow cause, " any
thefe lu. why shid account should not DC to..
tcd and improved and nnal distribution made
a. prayed Tor.
Dated May 90 1904
g.. 4. ALLEN,
ffnrL Of fHta H..f..t. ft..stat
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TEuRIToHr oP UrAu,I.
An-rnIurNl. lIIIun- p

], Enlah soils, Secretary Of tho Territory Of
Utah, do hereby certify thht the above and
foregoing " iull, true ana correct cops NJ the
Annual statement Of tho general condition 0t
me Equitable lie As.urnnrr society Df the
United states, New YORK, fled In my once on
the sra day N March, ~. m pursuance OF an
hct relating 20 llfr Insurance Compnuies, an.
proved March :, lsss.
In witnef. whereof, l have hcrcuuto set my
hhnu AMI anlNui The Great seal Of the Terri.
tori u Utah, this iith day Of May. l.Ul
lsEALl ELIJAH SELLS,
Secretary Of Utah Territory.
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In the Mat,cro OF the Estate OF Hannah
AtiwICks, deceased.

Atiwicks, deceased
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
~ David =. Emery administrator with wall
annexed, ut the tHt1tf uf HAuunh NuwIcs H.du
eeatod, has rendered for settlement and nled in
said Coufi, Die .inal account NJ bio Hdmiuisirs
ton % ahiu ustate ana petition Tor 1nnl dirtfi
button OF tno reliduu uf Hsid estate among the
persons tnuiled thereto, and that Tuesday. thU
tith dAy Of June, A. o. l-Hl. NJ 10 o'ci1rk am.
~ tbs Court Nuom ui SAID Court, In the County
uuatt House, salt lake city and County Uah
Territory ,haa been July hpu irtud Boy the Judge
II said Court, for the settlement VI suid ~
count and hearing said petition flr di Fthl.
ton, Ut which time and place abv per. 900 tntet.
Vftcd in said estate may appear Huu show
cause, " any there Doe, Why satt ari Quot shluit
not be settled and approved anu uual distribu.
ton made ~ prayed for
Dated May w, ispl
e, y. ALLEN,
Clcrt NJ the Probate our
ny CAusrts buuwsi, d., Deputy.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Augusta g. sOderhntg ldmlnlsirutfiV N
ne estate ot Andrew r. .0drrbOrg duoea soi.
hns rendered tor settlement, aud filed boz said
Count, her huM account " her administration
" SAID estate aud petition Tor hHal Distribution
ni tue residue ~ suld estate among the persona
dny OF jun, a u ls9', A no o'clock h, m., at
Tue curt Room oi sad Court, la tho County
Aourt House, sat Lake City and County, Utah
Territory, has been duly appointed hy the
judge OF sad Court for tie s0lllement0f aaid
account and hearing said petition Tor distrihu
u1n' ht which tlmo and place any person inter.
ra'tl m sad estate may appear aud show
cause, u any thorn BE-, WHY said account shnuld
not De settled and approved and final dlatrlhu,
unn made us prayed Tor,
Dated May 20, lt0s,
@, V. ALLEN,
Clerk Of the Probate Court.
ny CAusrES BROWNE, JIt, Deputy CLERK
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COLoRADO SPRINGS, Colo, Juue 49,
All the employees OF the Rapid Tran
sit line Of this city struck for an in
crease Of wages. No ears are running.
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tEAvrs sAtr fAKE
No FOR Provo. ss1nA. Grand June.
uuu and 40 point. East sw,.
No. t-iur Provo, Gmui Junction and
All points lst.....a....... 81ft,
No, Tor Provo, NAyHnn aud Eufota t.G.f1
No t-fur HRS haw........................ s.a
So. 1-iur Ogden aud Wrtt - .iissT-
80, l-iur ogden aud the Wrst ... iiIta-'
No. 5-for Ogden md Hot srrIuss....t 0r--.
Au'tvLf SALT LAAr.
No. i--From Provo, sniiua. Grand
junction md the tast ..,..ii.ts,-
No. 7=frum Provo. Grand Junction
and the East............... Issnn.
No, s-lf iruNu, fayHln aHt
turcsA. .s.t.,.. s..ssss.. a.......... o. % an.
30 h-ffum bingham ............... G...r9
10. t-fflm Hot springs and ugfen. So L,
Nc. e-trom oFien and the Vfst Nsr
No, l--l 100 ogden HuI fu1 Wet - HIIrn
Pullman paIsra slrcptrs on au tttsa
raIns Suchnu-rs close connecticut safs'l
speed hnd comfort.
k't niHUs NJ. Hnns sIHin st.sst
u. G. nnpGE, 4. h. WELnY, J.tt EryyTrr
Gen. Manager tupt Osu.irL tlALH
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate OF John l.. Myth. deceased.
NOTICE Is HEHERY GIvEN ny THr
~ utdUraiEncd executor of the Will NJ
John !. Hlvth, deceased, tu tho creditors Of
aH1 Nh persons having claims against The SAID
deceased. To exhibit them vita the uoccrary
tuurhCrf within teu months after the frsi nuh.
lcHtlon 90 The notice a. the said executors,
VIM. A. lossii'r ana Hamilton a. llrk, nt 10
Grand iuung'a Ofice, over urfprri National
Hank, Coruuf East Temple and lirat SOU b
atrecis, salt Lake CITY. Utah, in The County OF
SAT- Lake. Dated NAY .5ih. b. %
WA. \ UOSsiTEW
liAMiLtONG PAM,
Executors OF the will of John l. n'yiho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-13

In the Probate Court IA aud for salt Lake
County, Territory Of uWh.
In the matter Of the Estate Of Hannah Tomlin.
on Wardlo, Deceased.