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FOR CLERK,
B. A. KELLY.
EOR SHERIFF,
A. r. THOMPSON.

Cotton at five cents pound ought
to reconcile cotton planters to six
mill State tax and make them anti
McEnery.
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Married

In the Clerks office, in Benton, on the 9th
instant, by Justice Il. c. Stinson, Mr.. w. j.
MUsIER to Miss B. E. MINCHEw.
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New To-Day.
For Sale.

TT,he LAND DWELLING HOUSE. in old
Il Benton, containing six rooms and pantry,
is for sale.
Persons wishing to purchase will please ad-
dress JA. SNIDER
March TO- 1892. Bellevue, La.
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JOINT RESOLUTION NO. 154-AMEND.
MENT NO 9

" Proposing to submit to the electors of this
State an amendment to article two hundred
and twenty-nine (229) of the Constitution of
1879, relative to Public Education
SECTION l. BE 1t res0tUed by The General
assembly of the State of Louisiana, t,Co-dhirIs
Q! Hee members elected to each house cOncuTrinq
heretn, That article two hundred and twenty
nine OF the Constitution of eighteen hundred
ana seVenty-nine, be amended and re-enacted
so as to read as follows, viz:
Article 229-The school funds of this State
shall consist of: L. The proceeds of to xation for
school purposes as provided in this Constitu-
tion; The interest on the proceeds of all uublic
lands heretofore granted by the United States
Tor the use and support of the public schools !;
8, vi ali lands and other property which NAV
hereafter be bequeathed, granted or dOuatei
to the State or generally for school purposes:
4, All funds or property (other than unimproy-
ed iandsl bequeathed or granted to the State,
not designated for other purposes; ), The
proceeds OF vacant estates falling under the
laws OF the State of Louisiana. The LegisIa-
ture may appropriate to the same funds the
proceeds, In whole or in part, of public lands
not designated for other purpose, and shall
provide that every parish, or every school
ward IN each parish, may levy tax for the
puollc schools therein, which shall not exceed
flve t5) mills on the dollar. the vote on such
tax to be decided by majority of the property
TAX payers o. each parish, or each school ward
or municipality in each parish, in value and in
number voting at said electiOn--and all moneys
so collected to be expended in the school ward
where levied. "All elections under this act
shall be ordert by the Police jury in the mar.
lsh IN which the tax is proposed to be levied
SECTION z. Belt further resolred, That the
above amendment TO article two hundred and
twenty nine t229l be submitted to the citizens
OF this State at the next general election for
snear approval or rejection, and that upon all
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". I'll. SNlder

A ttorney at Law, BeIleyu. y.
N ish, Louisiana. nossier h
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Homestead Entry No. 1881.

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a lady who wu goins into a picture gal.
lcty on The avenue dropped q single rad
rose shc hold in hor hand lul 20 lay en- the
threshold when thin faced. ragged child
stopped 60 look at o.
"Nou cnn have Co., said the lady, who
was returning 10 hgr carriHgc
But the chilldid not seem % connect the
richly dressed lHly with 'hc beautiful
flower She looked from it 20 the blue sh 3
long aud earnestly
"Wcll." said the lady. amused M tho
scene. "why one you plct up the rose"
81 dnnu't answered tbs child humbly
not Offering 90 touch 10.
"But ! told you 20 take Il. child. II q
mine,n said the lady
"Oh.h responded the child, drawing y
long breath; ~ thought 90 was God'a tuac,
aud thnt mcbby hc dropped % there
you poof child, % stid tie lady kindly,
at f. God = rose, and yours and mine too %
Aud she picked IL mp and handed SC to the
little glrl.
But the child put her hand behind her
md ran oil without touching the rcd roac.
she could not comprehend how a ryso
could drop from heaven like star TO lic
NJ her feet, AMI fho was afraid NJ o bounty
that was OF 10 unusual "a naturc.-Dytroii
lace Press.
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In Commissioner Pratps court yes.
tetday afternoon the cease Of Bfown 4
Brooks vs.C.F. LoOfhUurow anu Joseph
~. Marsh was heard. Tho tuit was
brought TO recover the sum Of sl2I nj.
legged TO be due Tor survt wing aud
plating certain lands NJ Hot Springs
Lake In 1880. Tie debt u Seems, II
outlawtd by the statute or limitation
but some time recently Defendant
Mafsn paid hnlf of the amount, thcru'
by, ~ the plaintila claim, aykLpWl.
edging the debt, ana suit was Accord
ing brought for the balance. walter
MuTrhy appeared Tor the plsin'liig
aud Attorney Hahn TOT thc defendants.
Mr.. 1IDnib0utow pleaded 1 he statute %
Limitation aud held ihnt Mnish's nc.
Acknowledgement wUuli hold Marsh aud
not himeell The court held that "
Marsh were linble LoofhourOw was
niso, but gave judgment Tor defendants
on their pioa AZ entered.
The Coop. Furniture comuany have
| filed suits against the following IN Jus.
tire Gees court: Samuel Eastman,
$40; Joseph Whi,eley and Marjorie ",
Whitley, s2l2.3j; John ID. Shaiier,
! $40; julius sau iers. SCI; Gcofre l..
Wallace, Sl275; IL. Berg, 1880; Rob-
bins n Harmon, s93S.ub.
The suit Of John Long VS.. Thomp.
eon q Thompson occupied IA portion Of
! Commissioner Msrtiu's tine yesterday
Afternoon. the suit was brought 10
recover SIS, but counter claim was
/ entered by defendants against plaintiff
Tor $500. The CASE was taken under au.
vi.ement aud will be- decided Tue.dny
next.
The colored porter, 4. G.. woois,
| who maze dcaily attack on John
| Doyle, the railroad man, nt Ogden On
Thursday, came mp for examination
yesterday afternoon. The evidence
was substantially the anne 10 the state
meut OF facts already given Ia tue
columns Of the NEwl. The accused
was heidi await the action Of the
grand jury IN 5000 bouds, M default Of
which lie was lodged la the county
Inil.
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Just q little oycry day,
That the way
sce.ls In darkness swell and grow.
Tiny blades push through tho SNOW.
Never Auy flower VI May
Leaps 20 blossom In q burst.
Slowly -slowly--at the ursL
That's the wayl
Just a lltto every day.
Just little oycry day,
That's the wnyi
Chldrsn lcsrn TO read and write.
Hlt by bic and mlto By mite.
Never any one, say,
Leaps 10 knowledge and H. power.
Slowly slowly hour by hour.
That's the wayl
Jnst = iitilo every day.
-ElA Wheeler wiIeaE Ia 81. Nicholas.
In Dovonshirc. England, ono day re.
Gently, party OF young people were
overtakcn by u heavy shower Of hail
stones which lasted about ten minutes,
and during that timo they felt rs though
highly charged with electricity. The
ladies OF the party felt ~ though anita
were running among their hair, which
was fastened up with steel hnirpins.
Ono OF the gentlemen held his hand to
.he head OF ono OF tho others and OF once
the hair stood on end. This was done
several times with tho same result, and
for two or three days aftcrward THEN
heads felt the effects Of tho lectucal
whipping LONDON Letter.
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NOTICE. or SAILS OF RtAl estate.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GtsES THAT ~
- pursu1uch of ~ order 90 iho Probate
Court he uId for SAT- Lasu County. q iaa Icfri'
tory, made on un 4nd dag ~ July, ltFl ln the
matter % the eat ~ uf Nm. bowman de-
ccas a. She updorsiEncf adninisiratfiA Of the
estate ~ SAID VIM. uqwm d. dsgcRfcd, val
feil ut 81 vaie sale 10 the hishrst bidder Tor
cash, and subject 20 cor 1fmauon w said Fro.
hrtc court, all no tghi, ulc, interest aud
estate tt said WIN nOwmun. nt thn time u
nj death, and the night, TUE and interest that
The ssid crttte his, BY operation Of lns or
otherwise acquire d, other han un ga addition
Biz fclih, IN am 10 that corilin lot piera or
parcel VI land, situate lying and heitF iu The
ely q SALT taxi, no np county " sAt lAke,
Utah TBrritary, particularly bounded and dos
crihod a. follows. g. wit Commencing al tie
fou Invest conner u tot two ~ No block nfiy.
ninc s1I n plat 20. d" salt LAKE urvuy. and
running thence north twenty O2N rudf thruce
csst I've rods thence south ttn tlOl zoos
thence west three tdI f9ds ihcN-r south ten
t9I rode. thence west two lg' RODS % tht place
OF losinning. Containing seventy l3li square
ro's ~ ground
liids IN wrilog win be received for said
prope IS. BY thr undDrsiEnrd ilfirasHHd 20 nor,
N car OF Waddcl & adams Attorney . and
alt Lake County. utah fcrTiiory NV u sui
Including the 43th day oi July, ,el, after viii b
sad property viii BE- sold
l'rTms aud conditions Of sale, cash. aud sub.
feet 10 confirmation hy sad lr1hat iuurt.
MARsAhE1 nov MAN.
Admiuistriiris % the EstAio OF William
novman, deceased.
wADDELL y adams. Attorneys for Admins.
TAirlN.
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Court Pickings.

Subsequent to the close OF the NEWS
report OF the courts yesterday after
noon, the following transpiredi
Henry 5. Norrell sued John BTen'
phn before Justice Kroeger for tho sum
Of SlS9,2O, which he claimed was for
goods furnished. He made affidavit
that defendant was about to remove
from the territory, and had sold his
property In order TO dotraud his credit
orr. Tue latter allegation WAS not sus-
tained, but the plaintiff was given
judgment for the amount claimed. II
was midnight before the case was
ended.
J. u. Blazer brought suit against w.
s. Mccormick d Co. for sl52.40. The
plaintiff alleges that he obtained a
Judgment against one Mrs. &. Servls
some months ago and garnished funds
which she had on deposit Ia IN d bank,
but which he was unable 20 get. Hence
the present action against the bank.
The action ia brought In Commissioner
Meyers court.
The Davles. Ellerbeok. Henison as.
aault case was concluded in Commits
sioncr Groenman's court yesterday
afternoon. The attorneys made hard
fght for their respective clients. As
to the defendant Henison the Com.
missioner held that he must be dis
charg II appearing that HENSON
and Davies simply had u trough and
tumble" fight. Mr.. Ellerheck md not
get Of 50 well. IL was he who admin.
Uttered sundry kicks TO Davies by way
Of helpiug him down the workshop
stairs, anu il0urishod revolver threat.
enlngly IN his lace. The Commissioner
he'd him 10 await the grand Jury's
action, fiXiug his bond at $500.
A suit was filed Ia the Tn I'd district
court today by Alfred anu Josephine
Peterson against tho Central Hotel
company (lrnpls,On HDteD Tor S5OOU
damages, alleged To have been sus-
tanned 6y josephine Peterson on
March 20, 1872, from injuries received
while passing from an elevator in de-
feudant's hotsl. According TO com.
plant Mrs. Peterson was IN the net Of
stepping from the elevator when II
ttarty d up suddenly aud she was caught
between the elevator and the door
above. She was severely bruised and
IL ttill suffering from the injuries re-
ceiyed Al thnt time. q. IL. Martin H.
theplalntih's attorney, anu Shepherd,
Cherry q Shepherd are associate cOuu-
rel.
The Mex ican International Bank.
ing company has begun puit against
Henry LichtonBtein for sl6s!.75. The
complaint alleges that on August ~,
1890, the defendant received az agent
Of the plaintiT the sum OF SIS, 1886
aud that he has only repaid s95, 5U8.7i
leaving q balance due Of sl0s9.7l
for which Judgment II asked. Tn,
plaintiff IA u corporation existiug H.
Old Mexico and the defendant 10 =
pawnbroker Of this city. The lattel
has also HE'D demurrer to the com
PlaiuL
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NOTICE.

SALT taur CRY. uriW July s,h. ifo2.
A MEErtSo uF 1HE 'MLMnLIls of THE
N mi. Lake ltctary ami scienldc Astocia.
uun is hereby llei tn meet III % d. u, Nom
dat. The urstd day uf hugHst isvi. NJ the iresi.
druts once, in tho city and county - salt
Llte, Territory of utih, Tor tho purpose OF
cuu1idtiinF III pfOpuslti TO amend Articles
frat aud -crpnd nt the Articles ot Agree mont
OF fucufpuratlnt Go rrtd ne fuliuWe, 20 wiz
"iust That tho sah corporal shall 10
known by TIE name " De MutUum ~ The
University - ne Uhuroh OF Jesus Christ VI
Laurr.day hAtntl."
second That the objects ~ said corporation
ore to found and mhi tain general mn cun
fnr tho vs. md hetc0t Of the uivorsity ui ne
thurchot'Jcfus thriat ofiIatter'day sam sand
oi she mcrbefs ni tins currofanoui and 10 ma
Tho oNrcfs and students u the said tut
vrfHaHy, ana the mrmhtrs of THIS CORPORA.
ton lu crafy and scientific pufHuiis, and not
for pucuulary pr NJ utd tor the purposes
aiorcalid. thi corporation may buy. sell isa0 q,
hire M exchange fuch real csia aud person
VI properly a. may be nrrfssHfy, suitable or
Convenient. ami Way hold 1nf usr the same Tor
th' purposes ~ the corporation.
Anu iUf che tftHsActun Of such other busl.
uCss - may hr Brought before 'hr meeting.
by order OF tie HOARD Of Director.
Jhu. Y. CANNON. secretary,
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SUNSHINE AND SHOWERS.
rns Indications are That There VIII
he Heavy Harvest

n,,inr tho week farmers were most
" engaged 10 cutting hay. II was
no, 30 good day Tor curing hay 60 we
,ree.ding one. There was less suh-
,iJne. and showers did rome CANINE
IA nurefn that WIS not taken care OLE
u,a,u Of ali kinds has becn heading
ont and rlpeniug; some has been cut;
harvest il under way. Grain In SONS
localities has been slightly damaged
hv rupt and lodging. Generally, indl-
cations are for good yield. The fol-
loving rainialls were reported for the
week, Randolph, O.2s; Huntsville,
freuuent showers; Huntsville, soaking
r,in; Pennington, 900; Logan, FREE
nuent showers; Juan, considerable
lain, RichfitlJ, Ola; L0sce, O.Sui
yanarra, heavy rain; Cedar CITY, rain
and hail. paroWau, rain 0 %,
SNOW vIlle--liain went a. the north
ond south Of 6nowvilie, Drought in
iurcd ali crops without irrigation
Randolph - Good growing week;
ofops look well; clover anu lucern CUT
tins commenced last NJ the week; OATS
aud barley heading out
Huntsyille-r his last week has been
v.ry sultry, with frequent showers,
slightly inJuring luccrn hoy.
Haffisville--rho week mas been n
good growing and nuturins Gus Tor
eropa, with q hne warin soaking ram
on Friday evening which was well
come.
Peierson-.A hot and dry week and
eighty windy; crops doing. well;
wheat heading out; good weather ior
curing hay; water for Irrigation plohu-
ful. -.
MISUNDERSTANDING daring the week
ripenod grain and was good for max
ing hay. There were two Hight show
err. Grain cutting commenced ON tue
18th.
somewhat windy, but very goou ior
haying and grain cutting, when was
commenced.
warm aud dry. Grain FIELDS ripening.
I,svan--Tho week up 10 Saturday
was cloudy and moist, with frequent
showers "wednesday, Thursday and
Ffiday, epolling considerable alfalfa
LAYING out. Farmers have not been
nhle TO do much.
Juab Srtion-We have had oonsld'
cradle wind and rain the last week
which has done some damage TO small
grain, "a II has blown II down where
II was heavy. Corr aud potatoes are
doing we'll. 90
Mount piessant--l,aln ON tho sth
Everything looks well, and We ar
cutting heavy crop OF lucern.
Klchneld - First part OF week no
and dry; showers on Wednesday ant
Friday. Early peas, potatoes, etc.
plentiful.
Koosharem - Weather Throughout
the week beneficial 10 crops.
Iosee--Fore part oi the week very
warm, latter part cooler, with heavy
shower Wednesday and threatening
Friday. Crops oi all kinds are doinI
well.
Kannara High winds and rair
have Injured wheat, cats and barley
by laying down the grain and causini
rust.
Cedar City-ConBiderablo rain will
aheavy hail storm, but grain not muct
damaged.
Parowan- Thunder shower ON on
damaged some iucern, but did othe
crops much good.
81. George highest temperature 10
on tho 18th. Heavy southeast win
with thunder anu lightning ON the 9th
rain, OIL.
GEoRuL II. SALISBURY,
Observer Weather Bureau, Director.
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NOTICE or SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THLT is
~ pursuance u an order Of the Probate
tourt IN and Tor SAT- axe County, utah Terri.
tory, made On tho ll-t day of June, 1871, w tho
matlur Of tho estate ~ Eliza Johnson, dc.
ceased, the undersigned EXECUTOR OF the last
Will aud tcftumeut " tlza Johnson, decreased,
Will cell at private sale to the highest bidder
for cash ana subject 20 tho conformation by
81 ID Probate Court all tho right, title, interest
nnd estate OF Haif ENEa johnson, NJ me time 0f
her death. and al iho right, uuo, nd interest
uthurNifu acquired, other than or In addition
to that 81 said Elga johnson, at tbs time OF
hor death, in and to that cerisin lnt, Niece or
parcnl OF land. situate ying and being IN tho
city 81 salt iuEe, County Of salt Lake, Utah
Territory, bounded and dos rihed NJ follow,
10 WI: Commencing Al the northeast corner
% lot seven .iI In block twenty Two 20 in
ulat"A," salt Lake CITY survey, und running
thence west twenty tsl) rOdft thence south
Two and one halt esq rods thence east TWEEN.
Is t.OI rods, t1eutc north two ami our.haif
f2l rods 90 the place OF beginning, contain.
ing 1907 square rods Of ground
BIDS 10 writing WIN be received for said
properly. addressed 10 the undersigned care
III Wndiel and Adams, attnrneya. "a and a
oast, first south street, Salt Lake CIV, SAL
Lske Cnuuty. itah IOrrit0ry, IN 10 ami uirlud
ing The 10Th day Of July, lsli, after which Gaid
property will hs sold
Term aud conditions of sale. oaah. and snb.
irott confirmation by said Probate court
RlCHARn RRIMLEY,
ChAKLES ABBOTT
Executors N the last Will aud Testament Of
Eliza johnson, deceased.
WLDpELL 8 ADAMS. attorneys for estate.
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YANE 2. pYPEn. TuE GUARDIAN OF
- ttU pcraon und estate " lrishata tyuer.
Mary D.. fyrtr, Magic NJ llpcr lud huema
u.h fYVrr, minors, having lcd her pOuNDn
herein, duly verified, prayluE tor uu order ~
sole NJ the rud estate ut fHld minors. Tor The
purposes therein set form, 70 f. hereby ordered
shat TIE ntNt Ut kin OF tho Warl ana all pef.
SONS Interested In the estate Of aid minors,
appear beiuiU the said Probate Ouutt on Wud,
HssdHy tho .lth day % July. 's9. al % O'Clock
IN tho forenoon of SAID day, Al ihe Oouu Room
OF said Probate Court, a. the County court
liuuHet ne ilr city and county ui salt illse,
Ut1h Territory. n show cau'r why on order
should rot be- sfnutcd 10 the f4ii guardian, 10
Htll ihr whole or 80 much Of il" real cst4tt ~
the SAID Winura, at private sale a. SHAH be
necessary .Aud that rUp' Of N order 10 pub.
tslDd 10 least tour aucrUHaIFr wrrfs in the
DFstufr fyNstSu NEWs, "a new paper printed
aud pull.sl 90 90 said city and county.
Dated June 2tst, 1884
q. W BARTON,
Probate Judse.
WAnDELL = ADAMS, stiofurys for guardian.
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q


Is HEREBY uiyEN, TO TUE STOCK.
4 holders OF thc utah Central Railway om-
rary that thCio viii be- a meeting OF the stock.
lpluora held "a ruum No. uCicret National
Hart NuNding 10 tho Junction N Hast Temple
and flrft south streets So salt iake city. tWh
Territory. ht TIE hour of y m., july 2th, ls'ii
for 10 nunuae vt electihg ninu Difcriora OF
thid 1902 nY o. tefvo ior The cutuirr year.
p I's mgcunr BE- called lf order 1f the Board
Of Directors inside Junf fb lsaf.
IL 0EANp lUING,
SECOND Ntcs. Precedent
'JuMrs r WELLS. sscy.
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NOTICE or SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN, THAT IN
N pursuance Ut m order OF the Probate
Court 81 The County of salt ais, Teffliory
% Utah, made ~ the .sth day " June, 1872, IN
Wufdl,, drsccasci, The undersigned, the I'd.
minisirais VI the said estate, will eel ~ pri.
yato sale, 70 The highest bidder for ciHh, by
scaled bids Ia wfiinF and subject ~ coultma.
ton 10y fali Probate curt. on Saturday, Tho
2ard DAY Of july, l'y,, at ~ O'Clock IN Al tho
law an,co 81 Richards a Moylu. attorneys.
ruoms ~ 30 Constitution building, - s0uth,
MAN Street, salt l.akc city, ttnh, ~ the right,
title, mi rest nnd estate Of the sald Hannah
Tomlir sou Wardlo az tho time OF her death, and
all tho right, title and intcfcs that Tho sain o..
tate nas 10y operation ~ the law or Otherwise
acquired otter than or 10 addition o. that Of tho
HlIl Hannah 1omHnsun NarliC a. tho time Of
her ,lCHth. iu aud 10 all thst cettsiu tract u
land situate, lying and being IN south Jordan,
SIT Lake County. uuh T,rritor. and bound
"a and deacrlt cd b. f0l owe, 10 Wit
All 81 that portion ~ lots Two t21, Five tll
and hight lsl, ~ section Two al, Township
Three sd, south Of Range one o. West Of
sat Llko Mcridlnn, houn led sod desert od 10
follows, 90 vii; Commencing where tue north
fence % John Wagule's iiuo (ihat was such
Say .bth, ls53,I ntcrfccts mill race nsar a
bridge, thence west 70 whcTc u intcgHccta the
west line q Lot Llfhi tl q ,ad ,ccmooi
section; tlencc o., tdeaidi' mill raso Ih6ncs
following SAID mill race north In tho place q
beginning and containing Forty seven Acre,
Terms and conditions Of sale. Cash. 1an
per cent of the purchase money 10 b" puid on
ihe dqy Of sale Tho balance on confirms ION OF
sale by taio Probate Court Deed 81 oxpcaao
Of parehaer ..,,...,.. 49,.
Administrator n The eetato NJ Hannah Tom
hnson Ward q, deceased.
salt Lake C,iy Iuae .j.h. lt9l.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court In and Tor SALT LAke
County, Torftory Of Utah.
In the rnattcr Of the Estate Of samuel L. BAw
.Hau dffenanu

NrOriCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
N sarah y. 49, Bawdcn, aluiuisttatiix "
the ostHtc OF samuel L. Nnwtuu, deceased. haa
rendered for feuiemont, ana lisd In sad
touff, her Anal account OF Der afmiui atrauon
- sHid eststH and petlu1u Tor nnH distrbutun
OF tlc fosHiuu Of sara estate hmonE thc per-
dav. the llih DAY Of July a. u isIf. ~
D. O'Clock D. M, n tle lour Room Of I'D
court. ln tho County lpltt UnuHc, salt ! No
nv and county. Utah Territory has been duly
appointed By the Judge ot said cUuri for trf
settlement Of sad account and hearing aaii
petition fur tittribution, A. which time and
place any person intcrefted i1 said estate may
'fprAr and show cause, n an there be, why
said account should not be settled and az.
proved aud nnA disiribuuon made a. prayed
Tor. -
dated Juao s.,h. iSsl
CLERK or che Probate Couft.
nN CAraIlN nnnMAI- IL. nauMiN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-16
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the PROBATE Couri N And for salt Lake
County, Territory of Utah.
In tie Malterof the Estate OF John
Mcdonald, deceased

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
~ tArah Mcdonald, CNccuifiN ct the last
viii ana estate OF John Mcdonald deceased
has r0htsred for settlement, and nlel In
ton ui saii estate and petition Tor nuAl distri.
button N the fcfiluc u esid estate among tao
persons uuuilri thereto, AMI that Wednesday,
The luth day Of july AID lsI2,at 10 O'Clock am,
AT tha Court Room Oi said Court, "a tie County
Court House, salt Lake CITY and County Utah
Territory, has been duly app intcd hYtho judge
OF said Court, tor the settlement % fAid 40
count and hearing said petition for di'trihn.
tuu, OF which timU and place any person inter,
Catcd iu said estate may appear and show
cautU, u any there be-, why said account should
not be sctticd aud approved and nnai datu1u.
ton made a. prayed for.
Dated June =, ls3A
G, y. ALLEN,
CLERK Of tho Probate our:
by CAusTrs RnowlI, ia, Deputy.