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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-10-19

LOAN CARL!SLE'S SOLUTION
In Order to Prevent NeDOtism He
Thought 1.-the Old Gentleman, Must
Go.
The politicians and officials at the
treasury department are telling a story
OH Chief Clerk Logan Carlisle, Illus
triting the old maxim that it is a Door
rule that won't work both ways When
the numerous removals were: taking
place among the clerks in the classified
service. recently an elderly lady called
upon the chief clerk, says a. writer
in the New York Sun. She stated her
case clearly and distinctly. She had
been Il clerk in the classified service,
had always performed her duties in
manner satisfactory to her chief of
division, and was not. of course. an
offensive partisan. Upon close ques-
tlo1lillg by the curious chief clerk the
lady admitted that 4 near relative was
also III the employ of Uncle Sam.
NOW, madam" said Mr.. Carlisle,
firmly, but kindly, don't you know that
the department issued circular some
time ago calling for statement from
every clerk as to the number and near
ness Of his relatives in Officer
The lady admitted that she had re-
ccived one of the circulars in cues
ton. r.
and don't you know that it was in
tended to use the information resulting
from the issuance of these circulars to
make judicicus 1e1noy ais Of persons who
have close relatives drawing salaries
from the government and fill their
places with needier applicants. thus
more fairly distributing the fayors?"
Now. Mr.. Carlisle, let me ask you
a question" responded the lady, in a
true Yankee style. You say that the
circulars were issued for the purpose
Of removing people who have othe:
members Of their family in Officer,
Yes replied Mr.. Carlisle.
"And must all the people in Office
y no have relatives in the service uf
the government submit to remoyal?'
Yes" again replied the chief clerk.
well, then. Mr.. Carlisle cried the
lady with a rilm plant air. how is s.
that you and your father are both
holding office at the sane timer
For a moment Logan was staggered
ut this new view Of the situations. It
took him but a few moments. how.
ever. to collect his thoughts
Madam said he, i.'I Acknowledged
the logic of Your reasoning. In yery
short time the old gentleman viii have
to go q m .,. S..
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-10-19
Night Growth.

Plants grow much more in the night
than in the daytime, as can be proved
any time by measurement Measure a.
vine at night, then measure it again ia.
the morning and the next night, and it,
will be found that the night growth is
two or three times that Accomplished
during the day. :. During the day the.
plant is very. busy gathering nourish-
mcnt from various sources; and during
the night this raw material is assimi-
LATED into the plant life. The same fact
is true Of the animal creation. Children
grow more rapidly during the night
In the daytime, while the child is.
awake and active, the system is kept
busy disposing OF the waste consequent
on this activity; but during sleep the
system is free to extend its operations
beyond the mere replacing Of WORKOUT
particles; hence the rapid growth This
is why so many inyalids need so much
rest and sleep.
The Letter ..M'' on silver Dollars.
There is a popular idea prevalent
that the minute letter NJ to be seen
at the base Of the head Of Liberty on
the face of the silver dollars stands for
Mint and is an evidence of the gen
uineness of the coin bearing it. This is
a mistake. The M stands for Nor
gan-George 4. Morgan-who is the
originator OF the design. Tpon the
same side there is another nj, ''.. also,
the initial Of the designer. This is to-
be found in the waving locks Of the fair
goddess, and is SO cleverly concealed in
%lHoS1 f<,f * -,
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-10-19
THE WHITE TARANTULA.
A TendcrfOot's Scare on the Calves.
t ton Beach.

On our way up from the beach we
were electrified to see a large, fuzzy,
long-legged something dart swiftly on
toward the house ahead of us.
Horror of horrors!' I exclaimed.
"A white tarantula-the most poison
GUS species Known added, with q
pretense Of superior knowledge. 1--WE
must kill it by all means It's bite is
certain death. They often go into the
house and bite people,
We had often seen black taranrulas
in Arkansas, but a white one, with
''eyes on stilts," as little Joe put it, was
somewhat out of our calculations; but
as this was Texas we concluded it was
a species peculiar to the state and de-
termined to begin war of eXtermina-
ton Of the vermin.
Each, picking up a stick, gave chase.
Round and round, up and down we
dashed, but the new specimen to us of
"bugology'' had such marvellous powers
of locoInotiOn that we made no head
way. 1t ran sideways, backwards and
frontwards with 4 celebrity that babe us
defiance. for if it came toward us, with
a blood-curdling yell we gave him a fair
field. Having often heard of the jump
ing prOcliyities of the tarantula, we did
not know what moment this vicious
looking specimen, with the adjustable
eyes, might make flying leap and land
on one of us. During one Of his last at
tacks which sent us skurrying off to a
respectable distance, our adversary
gained enough time to reach the house,
and under it went The house stood
about two feet up from the ground on
piles, so under we went just in time to
see the thing disappear down good
sized hole in the ground. Our surprise
was increased to find a great number
of other holes around. and we We're
sure we were right in the very den Of a
horde Of the miserable insects.
In my childhood's days I had often
participated in the exciting pastime Of
drowning out gophers,' so I was not
long in deciding to drown this new kind
out, and away went Joe for Il bucket,
While the others did sentinel duty.
Soon we were pouring streams Of
water into the hole and deluging the oc-
cupant, but the thing seemed to enjoy
it. After several fruitless efforts we
changed our tactics, and gave him a
hot bath with better results As the
steaming fluid rolled down into his SUBJ
terranean home he decided it was
cooler above, and came cautiously up,
just in time to get blow from a cudgel
and a boiling bath from. another an
tagonist, While the third impaled him
on his shillalah and bore him away in
triumph to be exhibited as our first
trophy. AS we bolted into the room
where the colonel (my stepfather) sat
reading, hourishing what we really sup
posed to be a white tarantula, for I
must add that the claws-the only dis
tinguishing feature Of the thing-were
missing, lost in some previous engage
mcnt presumably, we were considera-
bly, crestfallen to have the colonel, who
was not much given to small talk and
a great deal inclined to profanity, look
at us with the most .contemptous
glances as he 8xclaimed: '.Humph!
Tarantula. the devil. Nothing in the
world but a sand crab"- CORRESPOND,
cnce of the Philadelphia Times.
L. IAN CARL!SLE'S SOLUTION.
I'm d.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-02
NOTICE or ADMINISTRATIVE SALE
or REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE n HEREBY GIVEN THAT ~
~ pursuance o. the order Of the Probate
Court Of SAT- Lake County, iiah, made on the
OH day % July, isIl, iu tho MISTER ~ tnv uFs
tate % Robert lunglo, deceased. the undur.
signed Administrative u 1iid estate will soll ~
private sale t1 the highest bidder Tor each,
other he one parcel or In subdivisions, ana
Court. on or after Wednesday. the Nh day OF
August ls1I. az ~ O'Clock noon 90 The once nf
iiuuuett. Marshall a bradley, attorneys at law,
&C 80, itl south Main street. in ralt
iHto city and County Utah, 90 tho
right title and interest ut SAN be-
tcstatc 40 the time NJ his death and MI The
right. title and interest aaid estate has hy
than ~ In addition ~ that Of said iutcatltc at
the tine of biz death DO and O. all or any part
o. subdivision u that loL piece or parcel NJ
land lytns ana being No SAID city, county aud
Territory, aud described 100 foll1ws, tusWlti
Ttat part OF lots, block .t, plat u, salt Lake
CITY survey, described ua commencing 10 the
no thwcat corner of SAID lot aud running
thence cHHt rods, thence south rods, thence
west rods. thence north roGH 20 the place OF
Terms and conditions of sale, cash, ten per
cont purchase money 90 be paid on day Ut sale 4,
balance ON confirmation 81 thlu hy saii probate
court, decd ut expense 81 purchaser,
lids or ofirrs may bee made 10 any time AftCr
the nn. publication NJ this uuuHr and before
the making ui the sale. III bids or uiufs mugt
BE- made M writing lut left 90 no said oflcu OF
nenucit MauhallN bradley, lll south. Main
street, salt Lake city, Utah, or delivered 10 the
MARION PUINGLE,
AdmiuItratriN Of uo estate Of Robert
rrIuElr. deceased.
neunttt MaisHall & bradley. lt3 south Main
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-02
NOTICE or SALE UNDER DEED or
TRUST.

ylTHENEAs, NEli~ q. CliRtsTENREN
,nst ,s 9 ssy 1 d a. ,Ss S sg ts , hS
Loan ami 1tust company his certain pfumis'
sorry note Tor The sum Ut four thousnui dol'urs,
payable uu the .ath day ~ iugust ls.. aud %
secure the payment u SAID note san Nsil- g..
Christensen and his vito Ano h. Christensen,
on said ASIA daY " August 1882, executed aud
delivered 70 p; s9n.nu,y anI rane H.
tam deed, whereby thoy conveyed 90 aHid %. =,
salisbury und ffank o. Dyer, IN trust, the foi
oyinE Described prentice ,,a1.ed IN SAT-
Az that part and parcel OF lot s., To block us,
plat a, talt LAKE CITY survey, houn4 Ind
described a. flliows, namely
Commencing NJ the northeast corner Of said
lot aud running thence south 81 rods thence
west 10 rods, thence north rods, thence east
o rods thence north u rods. aud thence east
Q rods 10 the place Of beginning. Witch said
deed was duly died Tor record 10 the onlcu n
the county recorder, in salt Lake county,
Utah. on the s1th day OF August laln. aud 70
Whereas, SAID decd provides that in
case Of default Ia the payment Of said
! cation VI the legal holder Of said ptomissory
note, IL should be lawful Tor said trustees, thrif
assigns, or succosHors in trust 10 soil aud Dc
! pose Of said premises AZ public auction 90 the
| front door OF the County court house, Toe talt
! Lake county. Utah, Tor cash. after giving pre-
ulus notice u such falc by publication once
! in each week Tor four successive week iu any
Newspaper publishgd AZ that tune In ,aid coun'
| w Of 'sRlt Lake, Utah, And.
whereas. The mskrrH of said note have
allied and refused 90 pay tho same and SAID
note a. now due and tho same ~ wholly unpaid
/ aud.
Whoroas. ono ot said trustees, Frank ~,
Dyer, Do row dead and the ottOr trustee, ~, D.,
salisbury, ia ahiont from the Territory OF Utah
| and
whereas. II b. provided IN sad trust coed
| that 10 case ~ the death ur removal from aaid
| county or other inability io act on tue part u
| said trustees, the sheriff u SAID county shall
| be- and hrrrby'ls appointed aud wAde tueccsFor
| in trust iu sald deed with Ike power and
| authority as was vested % said trustees hni
| the lpgh holder Of fhid note, The fhlt lhkC
| Ntlluy olu aud Trust company ,hlH applied %
| tho uudUrsiEnCd sheriff NJ rHlt Lalo county 10
! scll iho premises under the power conferred
| uplu ulo 10y said deed, and Tor the purpose OF
| satisfying Haid note.
! Now, therefore, pursuant % the power ~ me
! vested by said trust decd, and az the request Of
| tho said salt Lake Valley loan and lrust
| company aforesaid, ], WIN Mcqueen, aheriu
| of saut T. Ne county, Utah, VIII, az tho mont
| door Of the county court house " SAT- Lake
| county, Utah. on The 'ist day ~ August, " $,
az tho hour II W M. Of said date scll az public
yeudue Tor cash the premises hcruirhciuro aud
| In SAID deed described, 20 safety ra.d note and
| Interest and the cost ~ executing thl- trust,
! including Reasonable attorneys fees Tor the
/ attorney OF tho ifuttrrs -
Dated salt Lake city, Utah, July scr, lslA
| WILLIAM MCQUEEN,
sheriff Of salt Lake county, Utah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-02

males, 20 far ~ being lawyers are con.
ctrned, which they did not have be-
tore. Msa Tilden lived In Carson
when small child, and then had quite
"a local reputation ne nm effective aud
ietvcnt orator. We bespeak for her n
bright aud glowing future and wish
her much succcss0 Miss Tilden was
born IN Sacramento, where her Esther
aud mother then f,sided. She at.
tended the public schools here, and
afterwards took courte In the State
Normal school ut San joe, graduating
In the class OF 80. Her rather h n
lawyer, aud her grandfather wa
Judge ]. n. Ralstou, who came 10
California I'm 1850. He was member
Of the fret constitutional convention VI
this state, ana WIS one Of tie ablest
law ars In Calliofnia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-02
NOTICE. 10 CREDITORS.


Estate Of Nathaniel II. Felt, Deceased.
NuuCE Is HEREBY GlNtN ~ TllE
~ undersigned, Adminlatratnr OF TIE EttAic
III Nathaniel N. Iclt, dccCascd, % the cred
tots Z, and all persuns HAVING claims agalntt
ibe sald deceased 90 EXHIBIT then with the
necessary vouchers, within ten moniha after
mo inst publication OF this notice, 20 tne said
Administrator At the law oihrn or y II Moyic'
iiooms An to j q. Constitution building, In the
city aud county OF salt Lake, uiah Territory
"A''' '''' $50 JOSEPH n. FELL
Administrator OF the Estate OF Nnlhanlel II.
Iot. Deceased
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-02
NOTICE

10 the stockholders of the IoaepA Agricultural
aud stock Company
FIHFHI Will M A MEETING OF
i the stockholders ~ said cumuAuy held Of
room 40. o. tn Commercial Hank Building, a
at /. o'clogt noon, 49,. Cor The purpose n
amending the compauy'a articles Of hssorIA.
ton sD that $50 company can own, acquire,
appropriate and deal in water and water rlEhts
aud 10 mako ~ principal place Of business SAL
IaEr CITY, aud vote upon the further amend
mvnt Of changing tho qualification Of unlrors
NC persons Ca Do ouElDlo therefor ulso Co
elect board OF 3 directors 10 serve Tor The en-
futuE two ythTH, and such other matters as may
properly come before The meeting
n. a. tLItf, irUaidvnt
3. MICHEL, Secretary,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-02
NurIoE TO CREDITORS.

Eitatc OF Hannah NJ. Armstrong, Deceased
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN BN THE
~ undrrsigued administrator Of the ct ,to
OF Hannah NJ. Armai"ong, seceaaed, 10 the
creditor M, and 40 persons having clAiWa
apaInst Inc said decreased, 10 exhibit them with
t6e norotsary vouchers, within four months
nfter Inc nfst publication Of THE notice, 10 the
SAID administrator, IN hali lax, wy m SAT-
Lake Con y, Nuns h.mlNhs =,
Administrator ~ the estate OF Hannah NJ
Armstrnng. deceased.
Dated July .th, l8.A
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-02
NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

NOTICE n IlERERN GIVEN THAT
n there wall no 20 special meeting uf Che
stoskhoIdtrs of salt Lake Rapid Transit Com.
pany at che olmpluy'H oIucr 10 ealt Lake Nlly.
o'GlbfE D.. m.. for tNc purpose ui authorizing
Inc usuancu Ot second mortgage bonds upon
the company property.
.. IS. CAMERON, President
G, %. JACK, secretary,
sALT IAkE CTY ttah, July lih, 1876,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-02
LEGAL NOTICE.

In tho Probate Court. In aud for Salt Lake
County, Territory OF Utah.
In the matter OF tho Estate OF Janet y. Park
Deceased.
NoucO 0f time and place for the hearing OF
pcutlon Tor admission 10 probate " will.
nuRsUANr 10 Az ORDER OF SAID
i court In said matter. notice ia hereby
gwen that Tuesday, the sth day OF August.
a. ID isgl. 40 10 o'clock a.m,, az the County
Court House iu SAT- Lake ttty, Utah Territory.
Ia Tile court room OF said court, has been apt
pointed Tue time ami place Cor the hearing Of
d petition nt Catherine =. spencer and Isaac
NJ. MaddCll. praying for the admission 10 pro.
bate OF certain document herewith pre-
scented. purportug ~ be the last Will and
Testament 0f Janet D. PARA, dccoAtod when
and nero uu persons interested may appear
aud oppose the probate of fnid will, or the
eranunF OF letters Documentary 20 Catherine
y. Spencer and Isaac NJ, Waddon as prayed
Tor In said petition
hand and aniN1d the seal Of said court this
l5th day Of July, Al. lHl.
tsrth u \ MEIOY.
Clrrt OF the Probate Court.
nyJ. a. JACK, deputy
Thomas Adams, Attorney for estate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-02
NoIIne Io cRLplIORs.


ESTATE ut hturY Mnnunlut uccrhafus
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN HY 1iE
~ Undersigned. cNCrutriN OF the last viii
Huu testament Henry Mnuhcim. deceased,
90 the urc1ItHra NJ. and AU person having
claims against 100 SAID fece1sei. TO exhibit
them with The uUHNHanry vuurlorH. Wituin ten
months amer Che fret publication II tins
~ tee. 20 The said D. 4. M0nholm. at g, West
Oh south iruct. salt LatO city. ln the county
Of SAT- Lake. rcrrlinrv OF Utah
Dated July lJ,h, l.gi
Exocutrix OF tho lhst will and Testament Of
Henry Nurhcim, deceased.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-02
NOTICE


Tho Burton Gardner company, assigned
U,uE DEBTORS AND CREDITORS or
the Hurton Gardner company, MslHncd,
y.ili pieagc tate notice that sHid company has
made d general Assignment of az ~ trpuerV
and iptercsts, NJ whatever wind and Wherever
situated, 10 oscar " M0ylr iur mo henelt OF
n4y nh dphts aud accounts heretofore OWING
sad company, and SAID creditors WI please
prosout thuir elaine. with gnurhga, du'y lerl'
Ngd ~ s1ld assignee, and 400 one else, az HE
nol'e uysr the DesprcJ National Hans, SAT-
lake civ, or Ht the former onlrc Of lho lurlon
Gnrtpor COMPANY, corner OF I'm south ana
'nets6 sait 'Late City. July lGlh lsll.
OSCAR W. MuNLE,
AHHigncO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-02
NOTICE or ASSESSMENT.
once OF TIC
Doscrot Gold a silver Mining & Milling q,
salt Lake CITY, Utah, July - is1.


Doftret Gold 4 silver Mining & Milling Co.,
salt Lake city Utah. July %. isl.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ 10 meeting Of the board ~ Directors
OF the DCacrct Gods SILVER Mining IS Miiuur
Company, held Al salt lake CITY, Utah, Thurs
DAY, June siih, 1898, an asHcsHWUnt OF y
miiis per shHtc was levied upon the capital
fiOck Of said corporation, payable ON or before
ThurHday, August Hlst, lsi0, 10 the sucfrthry.
a. Milton MusscT, AZ thC OnIcr ofthu Company,
" Last, South Temple street. hali Lakc CITY
Any stock upon which such assessment may
remain unpaid on saii 3lHt day Of August, lDi I,
viii be- declared delinquent, and advertised
Tor sale, aud unless paY mont b. mace before,
viii be sold No tho unI q N the company hinrr
tali, az 8 O'Clock D. m, on Monday tue IN
day uf septcmhUr,l rfi. ut public auction 90 tho
highest bidder, o. pay the delinquent assrss.
mvut together With cost Of advertising and
expense ui sale,
AIl ft0okholdcrs will Do expected u bring or
feul their certificates Tor proper endorsement
when assessments are paid.
a. MILTON MussER
M Secretary
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-02
LEGAL NOTICE.
In The Probate Court " salt Lake County.
Territory Of Utah



In the matter Of tho adoption 81 William liar,
rugtun and Ida Harrington, minors
NAOMl HAWk, THE GRANDMOTHER
~ and only relative Of Whlmm Harrington
aud Ida Harrington, minor. having nlei hur
sNufn rtluVulshmcnt 90 Hll right 20 The custody
Of, and D. HwUr Huu control over said W ilIilm
Harrington and Ida Harrington. uirors. y the
rnu. shat saiI minor children Fhuata be fully
adopted hy Herbert John summing. as bis
children, nud the Haid Herbert John stunning,
having ulCd Bile sworn application 70 20 adopt
said MINOR children. Amy 7himining. tho wife
ot sad applicant, having in writing consented
therefor
lgis hereby ordered that hoaringon said ap.
pllcHuuu DC hold on fhuruday, tie jrd daV Of
August. isIi, At % am. uc Uck OF said day, ut
the court room ~ said court at the County
Court House. 90 me city aud county OF SAT-
Lake, TERRITORY of Utah. aud thata copy Of
tins order De- published Ia the uLsItrr kyEN
tNO SAWS, newspaper published tn Hnid
uuuuty, tor tlrco wtola before SAID time Of
hearing. When and whore nli persons interest.
ct may appear and oppose the SAID petition. u
cause they have.
Witness ny hand THE llih day Of July. ls9s.
jacob u. HiAitl
Probate Judge.
CHAa D. pEAHsos. Attorney Tor Applicant
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NrOrICE rs HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ undersigned, Administrator OF the estate
81 ictty Blnkr. deceased, to the creditors Of
ana All perF0us having claims against the sail
doreased. 10 exhibit thom with the necessary
VouchOrs, within four months after he nrst
nI,iirntion of n D. notice, 20 the SAID Admiui8-
tTstor. al law once Of H. u, Moyle, ROOMS sol
to s06' ConsutuuDu bmlding, In SAT- Lake city
and County, uWn
dated July u, 1871. ,,,y., ,.p
Administrator OF tho estate Of Betty blake,
deceased.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-02

In the mattor Of the Esth'c Of Andrew Ninoor'
deceased
NOItCE n uEWEuN GIVEN THAT
~ liIda Reese. thu 1dminist-atfN Of
tic estate OF Andrew MucUr. deceased,
has rendered and presented tor souie
meut iaud n.Cd in this court the final
account OF iCr ldminhtrauou OF said estate.
ana pcuto on setting TO Oh that said estate ig
~ proper condition 10 De- closed, aud
int % portion OF iho residue Of snid
estate romgins 10 DO ciHubuicl 10 she
htirt OF Uaid deceased aud Ir1yiuE
Tor final di'tHhuuon OF the CH0tc, an that
saturday tho -Uih day Of August, is.f. nt ~
O'Clock aim. OF sad DAY, ut iuu courtroom Of
antu court "a inc county court house, iu Haid
city ami county NJ salt i.ake has been appoint.
90 los th judge pf said court Tor Tue settle.
mont ut saii account and Tor hearing sad
petition for diftrihutiun Of said Cataie,Ht WhiCh
time Hud rlace any pcrsnns Interested in said
estate may auuulr uut show cause why the
Hlil account chou q not Dee approved, allowed
and settled ami thc decree Ui distribution made
Of the residue OF t4ir estate t1 The nclIs Ut nid
deceased AH pruyCi tot in sald ppuuun accord
irE tnlHw
Dated August lst. les.
3d. N MEIOY. Probate CLERK
10y !. p. JACK, deputy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-02
NOTICE.

NOTICE IA HEREBY GIVEN TINT
~ tho cnpartnerfhip heretofore ctisung
between jamos u. Garhennotu and Henry
Reed ty mutual confent dissolved on July 3D.
1855.
GARHENSETTt a co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-02

IN the Probate Court, be- ana Tor salt Lake
tounty, Territory OF Utah.
iu Cue matter Of che estate 81 benjamin q.
Allen. dCccnsCd
order 60 show cause why order " ralc Of real
estate shUuid not be mudu.
TCstPu a. sOurHKu. TIM ApMINis.
- traitor OF lhu estate Of benjamin y, Allen,
urtcaHri. having med Die puutiun h"tcin,
duly Ntrhui praying for nn order utHhIc of We
real ustHtt OF sHid accident, Tor the purpose
therein srttnrn, it Is therefore ordered oy the
Judge " slid court, that al pgfapus inictt. itd
in tnc cHiatU ot said deceased, appear before
tho HAid Probate Court, ON TUESDAY, TIE ON
DAY OF september, la9l, ~ ~ O'CLOCK, ~ hC
forenoon NJ said duy, " the court room OF tald
Probate court, 90 tho County Court House IN
the city aud County Of salt Lake. Utah Torn
ton, 90 thsw cause why an order should not De
granted a. Inc taii adiuinhtraiur, 90 nel! -
much of the real estate uf the sad dcfcased %
private aAlU 40 sha.l be necessary nud ifli a
copy ~ iha nrtor 10 Published 90 least four
flceeasyo weeks In he nIstntf lFiNiN1
NEWs, newspaper prinud nud ru1Isn'l ~
said ely ana county, on written cnufcut ~ NY
parties Interested la said proceedings DO nlod
JACon H. HLAiR. PROBATE JLagc.
Dated august lst. 1873.
bugIIE a buunfs, Atiotnoys Tor Admins
traitor,