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The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-15

The cold wave that swept down from
the snow-covered states to the north
Tuesday, reached southern Kansas in
such modified degree as to lose its
identity. The sunshine of this latitude
Is an irresistible mollitier of the north
winds blasts.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-15

Don't forget it, fellow citizens, that
every dollar of goods which we will I'M
port under that Democratic bill, that we
can make at home, is just so much taken
from the laboring men and women of
Ap,orico
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-15

The blending of the Pops and tramps
for political purposes by Lewelling will
prove difficult, since the Weary Walkers
will resent with scorn the work it takes
to cast a vote under the Australian bal
lot system.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-15

What with Albert Griffiu's champion
ship of the money question and Gron-
lund's advocacy of socialism, it ought to
be a comparatively easy matter to swing
the remnant of the Peoples party into
the new political organization proposed
by the Lewelling combination.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-15

The unpopularity of the Columbian
stamps issued by the government grew
out of the circumstance that it requires
two licks to make them stick, whereas
one suffice;h for the old.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-15

If Secretary Gresham We're on the
bench now he would be kept busy send
ing newspaper men to prison for con-
tempt, as was his want, for telling the
truth about the Hiwaiian officiousness.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-15

1t is not known what part of the
soldiers of the Brazilian army Willis
Meicalf, the Wichita man, will be put
in charge of, but habit will probably lead
him to seek the flank of the forces and
secure a corner lot.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-15

Gentlemen who are getting up in the
middle of the night TO announce them
selves for congressman-at-large in Kan
sas should pause and reflect that there is
really no legal limitation to the number
of candidates for a candidacy,
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-15

Now that the grand jury is in session
at Perry, Hoke Smith in Washington
takes up his morning paper with the
same blissful feelings that till a man in
a nightmare when the largest snake in
the crowd lunges for him.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-15

1t appears that if Liliuokalani has any
mortal coils that she wants 10 shuttle OIL
that the thing for her to do is to stay
right where she is for about two weeks
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-15

From this distance it is hard to dis
tinguish objects, but there is reason to
believe that President Dole is carrying
a woodpile around on his shoulder at
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-15
longer.

Itmust appear to the general reader that
several of the candidates for congress
man-at-large are particularly fitted for
the place, SO far as being at large is con-
carped
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-15

Father-My daughter has nvsse-
riously disa ppeared- aud ] haze no c.eve.
Drtective--Have you reared her care
fully?
Fasher-Oh. yes, She wSs educated
in convent. and never wensout with
out her mother
DetectIve-Wen find hsx I'll rs
frst and see II she hasn't answered a
matrimonial ady dyertiseEnent-P
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-15

The owner of Nancy Hanks has decid-
ed never to put her on the track again.
If he wants to hold his laurels he Is on
the right track.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-15

Teacher - I9Eang Eiyg. pa s.ay
give deGnstx4a oi > gsniass.sgs. as tl...
word = usass -ss<sexi nexA1ass@ Tos..
sy-~'.A gsailssg4ea - a sslier La. ). 40
ee2A sare HAT he - ssestxs sh<r. al
osAeF tei.esz It's. as ases sSs sysr lave
- AAg 60
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-15

Prepdergast's trial is at leaat IN pro-
sress and Prendergast Will lose the case
by a neck-his own.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-15

TT can': narrv you Mr.. Oasso-.
Ycu ara 50 snach older than ! 2 Bat
consider. Miss Hicks Consider hoE
rapidly ynu women age after shirt.
Why. yoa'n be no 20 rrr in vc-v sAors
Eaile. r-uaypcx's 3zxSr
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-15

Chicago is metropolitan, cosmopolitan
and everything else. She even has her
postoffice robbed the same as CROSSROADS
towns,
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-15

If Mr.. Grover Cleveland keeps up his
present gait the commercial business OF
this country will all be conducted by re-
ceiyers.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-15

NJ. A. Waterman of Fort Scott has
been appointed assistant bank commiS-
sioner, vice G. E. Hathaway resigned.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-15

At this writing Cleveland's designs for
the relief of unemployed queens have
not proved dazzling enough to be In
furious to the eyes.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-15

France means business. 1t is not only
bouncing the Anarchists, but is also
forcing their friends and relatives to
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-15

The next thing and we will hear that
Nello's provisional army is out OF pro-
visions.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-15

Hawaii is hot. AZ attempt to restore
Lily will prove disastrous. The hrSt
shot that is fired will kill Cleveland, po-
lilically.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-15

The Democrats would not pass bank
ruptcy law. They don't propose to fur
nish the antidote for the epidemic they
have caused.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-15

The only business that is looking up at
present is the astronomers trade.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-15

Two grspdessgssers of Baife tbs
composer Of The gobsuliaI. Girl" are
residing in Jer,ey cisy. sHd il rsxy
poor circumstances. Their Eather zss
Michael sF. Bslfe. the eompo.~Tfs ouiy
spn. who ~ one time s-as srry ~zff oss.
tgst u uos~ 81 inmate of workhca.s
near London
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-15
!. --A estfaifsass<r Ia se stt.


Teaeiser-Wh. WIS tie f7zt n1u~-
aerer?
son of D;ssfn~ufshei f.aT~yer @yo-
body knows In tha; Cain snd Ab-i
affair. Gain had 90 fa~-rer 20 defend
hlzn- SO the thinr went hy dcfs1ls, and
ne got convicted -B-ook1yr Lse
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-15

Ma sad a dissp i1aged urchia-
Il alat Gosns - school amy nsose
ay, dear tealssxsy iHquired has
niothe-- laErs iassss Any asa
can aevsr EARN 10 spe.l- 5oe trache<
'-eepe changing tsso ssesras every sA.-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-15

- Asrs l. Eiis77 49,
'.rhe left TIE bsli.roesn few us,s-
ries ago saysay sass sAe dhTt fancy
h sr4g GO uuesza1 Es tire ~~savd .
WAS ttszri~s with tls@F~ s7r
Yes; .aa sAi.k ira. ~ shi. sezeS
he nzs sousi p scr where shsr~ u N
crowd. .--4n nege.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-15

After this marriage in Utah will be
deadlock, one and one.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-15

in very advaatag thai scstsc
neral o en- o tAeir idren.
The
heal se xunAu $ she rnhtu M
Charity b NJ eao
4 d sdn@
m ss ntenianc provide the
b ry~a FRS Monday in pianasr,
0
alta NsAa
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-15

r ffs~sr pr~be-s sr. not 20 he ccn-
founded with ssge srzhs srko hare In
migrated from The east ard sweer Ga
sorne - .fle piss1as speaking Ara6sc,
the language os ttIef- creed aus e4yuy..
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j. q. Mottr. attorney Tor AdminiiifAi5r
NOTICE or SALE UNDER TRUST DEED

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i. '.rtrg 10 .-.',.f 1000, 1870 W. Wv
t'rstgd .. its r,,g,.l,. ',,i,,.i nv.
untrI.isrrl d.. a. n ,rIrut 1f ti,,,.s t,i'
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support, and u his wiio's friends had
NOT come 30 her aid she would hav'
been Ia a serious plight. BJwe was
not allowed TO handle great deal Of
money, hat Il Ia thought he should
have bad about $500 In his possession
when he LETT. That he has gouc ess,
there appears 90 be llttc doubt, % o.
person answering his description was
eeen ut Wadswotth, New, "a few dnys
after Bowe disappeared ifom Sar
Francisco.
A contested will care involving
s5OU,0OU worth Of property lu the heart
OF the city Of PoftlnnJ, o., came up
before the United states circuit court
OF appeals Friday. IN 1917 q widow,
Mrs. PhiiAnda Green, with Two suns,
arrived ia Portland. la the spring Vt
iais she married James Tctwilhnget
aud the two took w 63l.3i acres of
land In what IL now the southern por-
ton OF the city Of Portland. The ehst
tall Of this belonged 70 the wife.
There were two daughters born asa
re8ult OF this marriage. One died
young, the other, Julia Viola, mnfIioI
Thomas NJ. Rchards0u. When Mr..
ICrwillingcr diUd Ia 1873 there were
but two VI her ClilIren living, one u
her boys hy her irat husband having
been murdered Ia Nevlua a month be.
fore hur death 10 these two. Mt.
Richardson and VIM. Green, her hail
u the $50 acfus would 20 according To
the law VI Oregon. Green did not need
the land then anu allowed HE utcI.
father 10 continue ia occupancy. 10
1915 TefwiiligCr produced "a VIII ~ hls
wiic'r, leaving GO his strrHUu Gfeeu, h
clock, aui 10 his own daughter Julin
Violin the undivided halt Vt the Port.
land pope IS. Tho will wss dated
August IL, 1873, tho DAY on which
Calvin Green WIS killed. The news
OF hs death was not received ilf
nine days, yet the will, mentioning
Ouly he two living hrirs aud which
would have been void had ho uuCu
living, was drawn ON the hrst day
when II would hr legal. This was taken
NJ evidence # iIaud AMI suit was
brought 10 have the win fu' aside uu
the ground that II was "a forgery. The
complaint wns filed March 8, 1850. A
demurrer was iDtvrluFu 4. lult, on
Arguments was Uvutrulrd by Judge
Ddady OF the district court ui Oregon.
Before " could be again brought up
Judge Deadly had iir1 nud ne Tor.
willgers' plcn 10 the Uill was afguoi
tciltu ludge SlbIu uud over.
ru'oi. Judge Sabln soon after dicd.
The answer nnd application were Il cu
and tine case was first tried on n murits
before Judge Sawyer Before "a dtCl.
zion could be- rendered Judse sawyer
hau alsU died, aud Judge HawlCy 0f
Nevada WAS assigned 10 hear tho cast.
Ito went to Oregon, AMI, alter o. long
trial, decided against the validity Of
Will, setting Il aside aa n forgery. An
appeal was taken from this uecitiUu
aud the case h now bel Z huari in the
United states Circuit court Of APP uAls.
The presenting Of the testimony AMI
Arguments viii require several Uays.
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NOTICE or ADMINISTRATIVE SALE
or REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE n HEREBY GIVEN THAT ~
- pursuance OF ihv order of The Probate
curt of salt Lake County. ltUh. made ou the
ttn uHy Of July. lsI'. boo thr meter uf thy rH.
tate 81 NonrrI Nuus'r. dccua.ri, tUc under
slguUd aimluHtFItrA ~ said estate will srll at
private HaiU Co uU highest bidder Cor each,
other Iu one parcel ur 100 HuuuNlslunst nul
Court. 600 ur after NHinUsdny, che Hih day ut
August l..I. at D. O'Clock noon af Che office Of
beuHrtt. Mhrshau q bradley, attorneys ~ law.
90 so. lti south Main street iu SAT-
Lave CITY anu County, Utah, 100 the
right, title uud interest or HhId iu
tcftltt 90 tho time Ot hs death and an the
right, tt'o and interest said estate has hy
Than Or Iu addition 90 that Of anid intcstttc at
the uuu of hiH death boz and ~ Al or any part
uU auhdIy sion % lhat lot, piece or parcel "
lana lyinE and being in said city county and
TERRITORY, and described uH fulluWH, tusWltI
1ratulf Of lot q blOrt db, plat %, salt Lake
CIiy survey, described uH commencing 40 the
northwest corner nf fud lot aud running
thence oaHt1 rods, thence souih rods, thence
wUst rude, thence north rneH 90 me plfto %
beginning, containing 80 square rode OF ground.
1yuuH and ruuuiuUus ui sale, cash, tuu per
cent purchase money Go hr paid on day nj sale i,
balance uu confirmation ut HAlv by hlId probate
court, deed ut expense M purchaser,
ilIs or Offers may nu made ut any time after
the nrat puulIrt alton ~ thih notice and before
tho making uf tho falc. AT bids or UiCrs must
De- made lu writing and lot 40 thu said ufigr Of
Ftrort sat tAso Cty, Utah or delivered 10 tho
MARION pHINGLE,
Administrator Of the estate of Robert
pF|rHIp. utTUuHrd.
bennett, Marshall 4 bradley. I6l south Main.
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NOTICE or SALE UNDER DEED or
TkUST.

NITuEREAs. NELs o. CuRisTENsEN
w ON the 4ith duy OF August, 1850, exc
sorry motto for the sum OF i0aI uousHui doliarr,
pa ahlv ON The .itn day " august iva, and %
secure the payment ot stii uu'o aaid Neils q.
on fnld 2itu day OF August iHll, executed aud
delivered Co %, ~ salisbury aud Franz ~,
Dyer, trustees ui salt la.r Ciy, utah. = cor
sanfhury nni lIaua ~ oyer. In iruai. tho FOL
loving described utcWlfrH, No suiUu Ia SAT-
Lake CITY, salt Lave county umh, to.witi
An that part and parcel OF Tot b, In block rs,
plat a. salt tAaU Guy survey, bounded ami
described HH fpluWs, namely
Commencing 90 hr northeast corner oi aald
lot ami running thence south rods, thence
west % rods. thence north rode, thence east
rods. thence north rods, and thence east
rods % che place % uHgnnilg, which said
tho county recorder, 100 salt lake county,
Titan. ON the aItn liy OF August, 1900 and rr
cor1vl 900 bo1G ii Of morisarcf, pages sos TO
Whereas. SAID daci provides that in
ease %. default 400 one payment OF said
promlHsory note iloy on the hpph-
noto, 10 should be- lawful Tor -ntu Trustees. their
assigns, ur successors iu tIus' 90 Heil and doe
post OF .ld prcuIltcs 90 public auction at the
front door OF tho County court house, IN Ntlt
Lake county. utah. fnr cash, after giving pre-,
yiuuH notice uf rurh sale by publication once
iu ruCh week Tor four successive weeks in amy
ty uf NHlt Lukr. ltu, AMI,
Whereas, 1hH WHkcu uf said u1t0 have
allied and refused tn pay tho same and said
motto be- now due aud INC same ia wholly unpaid
Whereas. one ot alId trustocs, Prank II.
Over, Dr. row dead aud tic other trustee. %. y.
salisbury, DO autcut uun the Territory Of Utah
whereas tis provided IN saii trust deed
that in case Of thu death or removal from said
cornty or other inability Zoo act ON the part VI
snii trust Hpa, tho th1rIu OF sad county shall
bo and hcrcbyis appointed andmade successor
tn trust boz stil utud with like power aud
authority as sgHHN vested in taii trustees; and
thu IpHa. loicrr nf fgid note, tho rhlf iuku
Valley Loan and Trust con UHuy has applied ~
tho uudprsisurd sheriff Of colt lai 10 county tn
srll tho promises unurr tho power conferred
upou lue hy SAID deed, and cor The purpose Of
satisfying saii nntni
Now. therefore, pursuant 70 The power iu mO
ycstoIh y sold tru.i decd, and at tie rrquofl NJ
tho HaId tIt Lake valley loan aud Trusi
company Aforesaid, !, Mn. Mcqueen. sheriff
" -hIt LIE county. Utah, wiil, 30 tho front
door OF tho county cOurt house VI salt Lake
county. Utah, ON Che lst day N August, rs ~
ut the hour uf u m, % said date, holl ht public
ytnduu for cash Toe premises herCiuhclorn aud
] ln fuid decd described, 10 satisfy HnId note and
] iutfrrHt and tnr ruHt OF executing thu trust
| including rDnsonablo attorneys fees Tor tht
attorney of tho trustees.
| Dated salt Lake CITY, Utah, July Hlst isgl
| WILLIAM MCQUEEN
sheriff Of salt Lake county, Utah.
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NOTICE oF ASSESSMENT.
once OF TIC
Dcscrct Gold a silver Mining a Milling Co
salt Lake cts, Utah, july 90, lslL

NiNrr OF lIN
Doscrrt Gold A silver Mining a Milling co.,
salt Lake city Utah, july 90, i-IL
NvorlCE Is HEHfHY GIVES TINT
~ at meeting OF the Hoard ~ birrciprn
oil Tho peaCret colds silver Mining q MiluuF
Company, held at SALE iAlr city, ltau, Thurs,
DAY, june sith, 1898, nn nrfosfment OF .
miiIs per shHro was levied upun the capital
a.ock OF said corporation pHYtulc ON uf ugloro
ThutBdty, Auguat Ilst, lr1l, tu thC fcetrtlfy,
a Milton Musser attfs unIcc ut the Company,
Co hast south Temple street Hat Lake CITY.
Any stock unau winch suyn a'srHtmcnt may
remain unpaid ON SAN IlHt day OF August, 10 4,
viii DO declared delinquent, lud advertised
Tor sale, ana uulHss pas Wrnt De- mace before q,
viii be- sold 10 the ON q Ut tho company Mufg.
said, 10 o'clurE D m, uu Monday, thr llth
day nj september tfN. no public ueuon 20 tue
highest bidder, a. pay the delinquent assess.
mcnt together with cost ui advertising and
expense ~ sale.
kn too kholders will hr expected n bring or
arud thrIr trrtinrltef for proper endorsement
when asscsauonts are u4i..
A, MILTON Mu,oEh,
ia secretary
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NOTICE.


The nurlUn Gardner company, hshlgneh
TuE DEBTORS AND CREDITORS or
We burton GARDNER Company, assigned,
will pIs4ae take notice that fud company has
made Ia general Assignment of al IT. properly
md Intpro.ts, Of whatever knd ana wherever
situated, en- oscar W Moylt or the beneht Of
nav an duhts and accounts heretofore owing
laUi rumprug. and alId creditors Will please
urpstut Ihcir CIalWH, with vouchers, duIy ven.
Grt b. HliI assignee. 1ud mo- one cleo. at hiH
.puIrr over tNu UUarrHt National bank, SAT-
AXE city. or nt Che former nilro OF the iurion
Gqrdner Company, corner OF -th south aud
rtuto Streets. ln tald city
OSCAR w. MDnlE,
AHHIrupU.
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NOTICE

To tho stockholders OF the losopa Agricultural
aud stock Company
TI'urKE WILL HE 4 MEETING or
Che stockholders ~ SAID company held 10
room su. n. Iu Commercial bank uuuilug -
B.. Iat toutH street, salt lasu tity, August ~,
at n O'Clock noon ls1, for tho pupuao VI
AMENDING She CUmpauy's articles Of asaooia.
zion 10 that HAld company can own, acquire,
XXI t5 make ltf principal place uf business SAT-
I4Er tItv, aud Vote upon tho further amend
mput 0f changing thu qualification Of OittCrf
nf prrs OuH Co., lg eligible therefor also 90
pIpft "a board OF directors 10 serve Tor tho en-
ruIHr Two Fpata. Hul such other matters lH may
prgppfy come before the meeting
N. o. CLUff, President,
MICHEL, Secretary.
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NOTICE. 10 CRfoIT0Rs.


TTTIT' W "NTH"UT-T ~ 7 TTTI TT0T0-VI-
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIyFN ny THE
- undersigned. Administrator Of Toe Relate
20 Nathaniel 10 lHIL utrt4.rd, tl fhU Urcdi
tore g. and all rrrsouf having clama against
ihn aIit deceased. il exhibit ihom with Che
necessary NuuuhUIs, within ten months after
the irst publication of this notice, 10 tuc said
AtuiuHrat1I 100 thO law onlUo OF ,. ~ Muylr.
Noufna ll tn %. Con H'ituUuu NunIrr, lu thU
city and county uf SAFE Lake. Utah Territory.
Dated JuIy iih los
JOSEPH %. ffIL
Administrator of tho Estate of Nathaniel ~.
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NOTICE no CRtnITUHs.


tttatg VI Henry Nunhom. deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY siykS ny THIS
~ ruICrUEnrd rNCrutuN Uf tho last VIII
and trItHurrt Henry MunnCm. Ic.cItrl,
90 Che creditors W, AMI 40 purfnua having
claims against t.C said decreased, to CNhihit
thrm with Iln necessary NluHh0rs. within ten
WunthH after thg nuf publication tf this
uItier. 90 Che slii y. s.. MuuuUHm. 1t Do Wet,
oih south street. sn'l l1aU CITY, boz thu cUuuty
Of slIt Latr, fTrr|urH .f uth.
Dated July lgth, 800
D.. a. MONUItN.
tvCr1trl0 Hi che ltH will auf tUf.uuHut Of
Henry MuuhrIm. UrHaHaef.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS


tlAlN OF Elifa Meals lhoml1nn Nhffells
Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY OWEN NY THE
tHV of The Last win and Tcstamcnl VI FlHa
Nctds Thompson narlcu, flfmHrv Eliza
Ncada lhowpalnl deceased. 10 tho tfetit1ia
90. mud uN NnrHuua havtrr c'HimH against
thr aha deceased. TO exhibit tH.m W.t1 the
uteCs. ~ Vouchers. within Four months after
tle hrst publication OF tUH unurr. In the r1id
NCiuC O.. spencer. 70 So. ltf West ThHf Nufth
sircCt, eaIt Lake CIV HnH County Ubh
NELLIE iIiVt -IENyER
tAccuttiN Uf tna iHHt 400 and &c lament -
E.fa Mcala Thompson uartcl. trcaa.cd.
Dated July osh. l-0l.
Nom. N. LANNm.- .I-nLr.N lnL ..-.u-L-r.
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notice TO CREDITORS.


NTOrtCE IH HEREBY GIVEN ~ THE
N uudrulgn d, alminisuaior Of tlo estate
81 npttv IIIHEr. deceased, 20 tho creditors ut,
and ali persuu# having claims against the faiI
drrrasrd, 90 oNhHig them with tho necessary
Vnurhtfs. within four mouths after hn first
nnGiIeatiou uf ttis notice. 10 the SAID admins
lrat6r. nt law ONCE Of j. 70. M0ylu, rooms 90
Ia gg6' Jousutlu1u Building, M salt Lake cry
and County, ltAh
JANFs n LEE.
Administrator of the estate OF Betty Blake,
deCrnHed
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order r,xug Time aud Place to Hear Petition.
IUllA a. WOODRUFF. having 1lod her pc,
- uuun ia tins court, praying Tor the Hlup.
ton Of naid PRANK Carter Woodruff, us her
child. without any umitHunus or conditions
whatsoever. and NANiUg n.rI boz said Court tho
sworn statements pfrsutINri hl law, and Wal.
ford woodruff. jr, having iu writing consented
thereto.
itis hereby or!grc tf1t hearing Ola aid ap.
plICBiluu Doc h#Iu ON saturday. che tth dHF or
said dIy 10 tho Court Uu1m 81 baid Court iu tho
tiIy and County of snlt Lake, uni that o. copy
of this order u0 published in tnr nIsUUir
IytNiNu NrWs, r. uyNhuIfur puhIisnrd bon
enid County. fpr thr|H weeks before said time
81 hearing whom luI whore 40. persons may
appear aud show cHufC if any they have why
The prayer OF said petition should not DO
granted,
Dated August ., 1890,
"a. OH a. BLAIR, Probate Judge.
a, ID, LEWIS, Attorney for Petitioner
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court in and for SAT- Lake
County, Territory Of Utah



NvOTtCF - HEREBY GIVEN THAT MAR
~ rnret Uowman, administrative OF lht estate
of William bowman, doceascd,has rendered fDt
fettloment, and lied m said court, She 1nal ar.
court of her administration Of said cHtitr and
petition for Anal distribution OF tfo residue ul
said estate among the ucra1ue entitled thereto.
and that Thursday, the ION day uf Augusta. %.
tsii al am, at tho court room of said count.
Iu the County Court house, salt lake rIfy and
t'0uutv Utah Territory. hIa been duly Hu.
uatrtfd hv tho Judge Of snif court Cor tnU f0f.
usfrrnt ~ said account and hearing said uptl.
non f.r flstributlon. a. winch unu aud uIare
INV urra0n Interested in fs|I estate MAY au.
a. .r and ahow cause, % any there boz. SOD. s1'u
account should not Dc settled auu approved
and nnof distrlhutinn made Ha UHIyUf for
Dated July 18th. lp, 81, .....
CLERK " thU Probate Court
uv =. D.. JACK Deputy.
WAnurtL n ADAMS, Attorneys tor Ad.