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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-24
TURKS NOT TO BLAME.
PsrseoulIods That We're More Political Than
Religious.

Coustantlnoplc. April % II r. Now
berry. secretary of the United states He
gatiOn, who investigated the recent a.
ports OF the prosecution Of Christians by
Mohnmmcdnns, has made statement
in whicl. boz appears 90 consider the uC-
ton of tha Turkish authorities as in pnrt
90 least iuHdhablc,
lie says That thc disturbances had their
beginning iu Turkish or American com
beginning INA Turkish ur Armenian cou-
plutor melting the people to revolt
Ncwhprry denied the truth of tl re-
port thnt letters addressed 20 the Armr
niln legation were opcnd by Che Turkish
authorities.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-24
Is 1t Stated that Silver VIII
Not BE Paid
FOR ANY TREASURY NOTES.
President Cleveland Says No One Eyu
Thought ofSueh a Thing.
Tho Act OF 1890 and what t rroYIdss
The white House May be Used ~
RcsIdenos Entirely. Tho Pres
dents onnoe Elsewhere.

Washington, April 23.-To repre-
sentative of the Associated Press the
president said today "l'he inclination
ON The purt of the public to accept nows-
paper reports concerning the intentions
of those charged with The management
Of our national Gimnccs, seem 10 Justify
my contradiction of statement the rc.
dcmpuon VI any kind of treasury notes
except In gold has az any time bccn dc.
tprulncd upon or contemplated 10y the
secretary of the trtngury on any other
mcmbcr of the plOsCnt administration"
The president and his cabinet are alb
soluicly harmonious ia The resolve to
exercise every power conferred ON them
to maintain public credit, 30 keep tho
public faith and to preserve the parity
between gold aud silver while the law
of 1890, forging the purchase of fixed
amounts of silver every month provides
the secretary of the treasury IN his
discretion may rcdcum In gold or silver
the treasury notes given 10 payment Of
silver purchases Yet the declaration Of
the president tu maintain parity between
the two mctlls scom to decide the re-
dcmption OF treasury notes In gold.
Said Mr. Cleveland. "Of COURSE per-
plctity aud difficulties have grown ont
of the unfortunate financial policy which
we found in vogue and cmburrussmonta
have arisen frum ill.udyiscd financial
legislation confronting ma Nc every turn,
hut with a cheerful confidence among
the people and "a disposition ca cooperate
the threatened dangers viii be- ayc.tcd
pending u legislative return 60 better aud
suundrr financial plan. The strong credit
of The country is still uuimpared aud tho
good sense of our people which has never
failed in time of nerd Be- ut hand 70
save ms from further Disaster
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-24
InOKING AT THNAS.

The West Virginia party which visited
the city yesterday win return nOrthward
In about ten days, stopping Ina this city
Herndon anil w. h. Wordcn Of Hunt
ington, W. Va, are IN charge OF the
party. These gentlemen are members Of
the firm of Herndon. WOrden n Co..
financial agents. and are Interested in
the projected Nelasco and BraZos Valley
railroad. I'm the party are n number Of
capitalists whom IL Is desired % interest
In the project. They were handsomely
entertained while in the city, and OF
leaving expressed their high appccin-
ton of Texas hospitality
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-24

Iiasca Tex. April ~. Especially 40.
oilcr national bank was orgnnlSgd mere y,..
nnmo Of which win be- the Citizens Ma.
ti0nnl bank OnlcnR r. H. Burlington, pres.
ldent. So. NJ. Webb Wceprcaidonti " ~,
W "a Wlbh W. rs Hndley. n. ~ Grimm,
q. H. Martin j. VIII Gilllnn, J. y. Men,
They have purchased FROM Niece Bros the
property known ua the Palmer cufucr, which
II dnr Of thr most desirable lots IN the
CITY, aud viii at once begin The erection NJ
n brick building Tor "a banking h0pHe and
% viii b0 ready for business by August
40
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-24
THE BENTLEY GANG GoBBLED

Lansing. Mich, April %. After nm
exciting struggle last night the police
succeeded Ia capturing a portion Of the
has been infosdng the city the past few
months. The officers surprised Bentley
aud another of the gang Ia a saloon here
and several shots We're exchanged with
out effect, except that City Marahal Sam
ford received "a slight wound ~ the neck
One Of che burglars was caught. the other
escaping until today when he was taken
IN az the gangs headquarters which was
secured aud afterwards identified fT9m
whom stolen.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-24
THROUGH THE HEART.
AMan Drank, He Quarrood He Was Warned
Not 10 Enter the House, and Adane-
ed ard Was Killed.

Houston, Tex. April 23.-(Special)-
Yesterday morning Mr.. Ferrn and an
empOlyc named Howard Quarrcled. How
ard was drunk aud Perrin ordered him
of the premises
Last night Howard returned He was
warned by Perrin not 20 enter the house.
but kcpt advancing and Ferriu shot him
through the heart
IL is understood Perrin viii surrender
In the morning
Howard was quarrclsome and danger
Gus when In his cups
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-24
BASEBALL GAME.

An interesting game of baseball was
played at Padgitt park between Waco
and Dallas teams this afternoon before
a large audience. The teams We're as
follows:
Wnco-E. Clay, Lunsfard, Jones,
VanDyne, Spencer Sparks, Watson,
Fleming and BAH
Dallas Ward, Pickett, Ward, Cahill,
Smudlsh, Brady, Lawiiorn, Rice Gard
ner
The following was the score:
Runs-Waco, 23; Dallas, $.
Hits-WacO. z, Dallas, IL.
Errors-Waco, 10; Dallas, O.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-24
NEwsY NOTES.

a Jersey City man has a museum Of
doorkn0bs numbering over three thous-
and specimens.
A camp Of the Sons of Veterans OF
the Grad Army Of the Republic has
boon organized AZ Roanoke Va.
Newport Is to have park commits
sion, rs arist0cratic members are u
serga without pay.
The American Trbct Aeciety win cx,
hiba Wmelcld's pttalM pulpit az the
Worlds fair,
The largest mamr5 osb NIX yet discOY-
ered was sixteen fc4
Nearly 1000 cliildren afeDorn yearly IN
BOnoon warehouses;.
The lungs Of The average man cOntaln
about i've quarts Of air.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-24
nAIN M nNOATnn

Decatur Tex April ~ Especially -
A heavy rain fen hero this morning for
about one hour. The ground was very
dry 10 PORTIONS Of the county aud the
rain did not come any TOO soon. The
farmers had begun 10 complain Of the
dry weather and were wearing long
faces, which have been shortened wonder
fully BY the rain Tho prospects are
good for further fail of rain.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-24
GETS mo CONYENTlONs.

Waco is congratulating herself on cap
turing two large state conventions IN
one week aud is looking forward TO next
year during which several large convcn-
tious will be held I'm the city with much
interest. The members of Post III of
the H. =. a. secured the holding Of the
next state convention Ia this city and
right upon the heels of this the Confcder-
ate Veterans adjourn az Houston 10 meet
next April IN Waco Both viii be well
tnken caro- OF and ontennlned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-24
A Gas MDETTNG

Henry G. Scott, president Of the Waco
Gas company George Clark and w. r.,
Dunnica, directors, held conference
yesterday concerning improvements in
The electric light plant OF che company.
Mr. Dunnica stated this morning that
no formal meeting had been held and no
appropriation voted. The matter had
simply been discussed and the improve
ment Of the service considered favor
al
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-24
SHOT IN A BAGNl0
NEAR THE CITY OF PARIS BY
SOME ONE UNKNOWN
Omoors ana Reporters working co solve
a Mystory--A Patent IIedge.Right
mEn-MiItary Mon bite.

Porls, Tex, April o3.-(Special.) J.
There was well defined rumor ycster-
day that prominent young business
man had been shot nc North Side
bamio Friday. The city police aud the
sheriffs office. aided by newspaper men,
have been trying hard 90 trace the thing
ont and, though II ~ certain that the
shooting did occur and tolerably certain
whore, yet, who did IL, who was shot and
how badly, sul remain unsolycd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-24
NM coMnINEn rLEnrs.

Washington. April % Assistant Geo
rotary McAdOo thia afternoon received
the following telegram from Admiral
Ghcrnrdi.
Sort Monroe. Va. April % Spanish
squadron with the Carnyrlg sailed from
New York this morning and are now on
their way. The combined fleets VIII sail
tomorrow morning ut y o'clock"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-24
CAirT4E SHIPPED.

Honey Grove. Tex, April 23.-SSpe-
cial.) Smith q Gaultney, livestock, gran
and luniber dealers, tOlay shipped four
cars Of cOrn-fod steers via the Texas
and Pacific railway 10 the Chicago mar
ket. In this lot Of cattle was one COW,
which tipped the Texas and Pacific plat
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-24
DATE OF ADJOURNMENT.

Texarkana. Tex, April Special: }
Hon. Frank A. Ban, Bowie county ;
representative In the state legislature
came up from Austin yesterday on pri-
yate business and win return 90 his du-
ties az Austin tonight He Think the
legislature win adjourn about May -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-24
SHOOK WILLIAMS HAND.

Rome. April 23 Emperor William aud
party todny visited the Vatican. AZ the
chose off the visit when the emperor
was about TO kiss thc Popc's hand tho
lattcr Withdrew 10 aud rrnaped the cm-
pcioris aud shook it cordially,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-24
a TIN FIND.
'''''s Discovered In Hoxloo, that had
Been Worked by Inc
Azleos.

" s w, Mex, April o.. There
be ,iiseo,,,e ne mining circles here
Is Of ,in' 'll OF extensive and rich
9as mai w south of this CITY. Ihe
eaa br,, e oy Frank Gordon. am
ges,il.slor, who has beon mnk-
half ~ s'sauqn of mineral resonrces
7ropertio Philadelphia syndicate.
Worked oeHr evidence of having
Wert1 W Aries or some ott W.
4 81 ~ van begin al once an ne
rites. A'"'hinery 70 develop the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-24
A pnpII.1sr pApER

Mt. Vernon, Tex, April %. (Special)
The Franklin County Populist q paper
that viii be published at this place ny
c. Il Cowan and c. J.. Holbrook m
the interest of the Third party made rs
appearance yesterday
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-24

Boston Mass. April % lSpocloll-
Tho mysterious Billy Smith who has
just won che weltor weight championship
of the world ms deposited % forfeit of
$500 as au earnest of hs offer 20 fight
Dick Burpc of England at llO pounds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-24
mrnGE CnnK 10 SpEAK.

II is stated that at the Pan-American
Bi-meaallic conference which viii be
held I'm Silver City, n. NJ, during the
summer. Judge Gustav Cook of Houston
will deliver an address
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-24

The act Of 1890. which requires the
government to purchase every month
four million five hundred ounces of hi-
yer, and authorizes the secretary Of the
tr0naury to issue what are technically
known as treasury notes In the uontrii-
distinction 10 grpcnharhs or silver GER
tlhrutos Ia payment therefor. also snyal
"fhnt upon demand of tho holder ~
any treasury nntos herein provided for,
the secretary " the treasury Anll under
such regulations us he may prescribe.
redeem such notes In gold or silver coin
az his Discretion, Il being the established
policy of the United States 10 maintain
The two metals on a parity with each
other upon the present legal radio or such
ratio a. may be provided by law" This
section, IL NJ commended, giyee tue Hecrr''
tnry discretion ~ redeem the treasury
notes IN silver coin 40 viii. or al lcust 10
ISSUE regulations stEpendng their TO
demption Ia gold
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-24
A BRITISH BULLDOG
sFjed With Carlrldges--A Boy Tries 10 Get
NJ Them 0ui-An Explosion and The
NJ Boy win Die.

Houston, Tex, April 23.-(Special)-
while John SWOpe, a l4-year-old boy,
Als trying 10 extract Che cartridges
rom a British bulldog pistol one Of the
shells exploded The bullet struck young
SwOpe In the stomach and there are Ut
tie hopes Of his recovery
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-24
unNnRs no nAYARn.

Philadelphia, Pa. April %. The bench
aud bar Of Delaware rendered a magnl-
ambassador 90 England, az the Hotel
Bellevue lat piglit.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-24
FIRES.
ma 1rMBnn TTnr.

london April 23 Ten acres VI timber "a
the Victoria dock in liull Do nbluzo Ihe
ia supposed 10 have boon started by strike
Ing lockers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-24
rArnn InIRn TAILR.

Cincinnati. O.. April o. The Commercial
GnxrttcH special from Franklin, o., says
an assignment has been made hy the
Friend aud llOrgy Paper company Liablli'
ties 5000 uHseata not given.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-24
COLUMBUS STATUE.
The Largest Bronze Figure In the Unlled
Sales Mounted on Marble
al Chicago.

Chicago. H., April % "A statue of
Christopher Columbus, twenty feet high
and an bronze. was today mounted on q
thirty foot marble pedestal. which stands
ON the lake front az che foot OF Con-
eress street II win be unveiled on
1nesday The figure IS said 10 be the
largest bronze figure Ia the united States
and with the pedestal represents an ex-
penditure Of $4,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-24
INnIrATInNN-

Washington April 30 Forecast for
Eastern rrxusg occasional local winds.
storms IN the northwestern portion, pos
sihly light showers. increasing southerly
Winds Warmer in The northeastern pOr-
4 inu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-24

TaO.thirds ~ me total numlser Of chill
df.en under 10 yesfe Of aga ia the tlnltod
kiuRdom Aro nsnged u, oRe forns,or a.
nfhNi.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-24
BUSINESS.
ROOTs iEsIGNR

little Rock Ark, Aprll - Colonel logan
Roots sent in hla resignation na receiver ul
the First National bank 10 the comptroller
OF tho currency iOdny.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-24
MYSrMRInrS nIIIY.

has now confessed he attempted suicide,
lering exposure.
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M OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

london. April % The Anniversary or
gbakespoare's birthday was celebrated Today
al sIalfoGdon-Afon-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-16

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OGnEN MnMs.
nr. i. ncut,chbersrr arrested on ~.
formation Received rom
llmN.r.

by teleprnphic advices from Sam
Howe Of DeUver, Marshpl john W.
Metcaif arrested d. r. Utu.schbtrgof
at the union depot a. hu was about
to get aboard the Union Pacific rus.
Hongpt for The onai. The alleged doctor
is wanted VA Denver on tie Charge 1
passing fraudulent checks, tn" amount
OF which could not bn learned. Dr,uo.
tive Howe will arrive ia the city 100 o.
TOW days 10 take his prisoner back o.
Denver. Deuischbergor has the nI.
pcaranco OF being a smooth gprt ON
chap.
Judge Miner will hold court, until
the burnt building II repaired, iu the
old Fedora court room la the Mssunic
block. lie viii occupy the office ho
once had In the same building und
the clerk ard the United States Mar.
shnl viii also occupy their former
offices.
John Murphy, Of Painter d Muir.
ply, attorney Il, who occupied rooms on
the fourth door 81 the L tnh Loan and
Trust companyis building, Gays tho
chief of the o tion tiro department b.
the most patient man he ever knew (;
that he patiently whiteJ for the IRE Go
como down from the 9Th story, iu.
stead Of going up there aud putting it
out.
The mass meeting nj OgdenN busi.
men, advertised 30 take place IN the
city hall Tue Jay was very eulhu.
sinEtiC affair. The attendance WIS
only fair, howtver, owing no doubt
20 she ditagTorahlrnrss OF the woai her
aud the pacitpmput Crpntol blythe fire
In The Utah Loan aud Trust building.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-16
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Lucky Blll Mining Company, Location Of urn.
clpnl place ut luaHtHH rhrH CITY, Titan,
lDrluon of Mine. snake Greek Mining uW.
trct, Wasutcu County Utah.
NOTiCE rs HEREBY GIVE THAT AT A
~ meeting OF tlf board or Trustee, held
uu The ttih daj of irnu ry, lsNi. nt salt Lake
ny, Utah, an HasuHsUUut, number seven, uf
iWUyuuts per share WIs lgylud on the cHpItnl
t4ty Wiibln thirtY iIFH RON above daIU at
san Lake city, Utah my fio7k upon Nhch
ihH ntsettrluni rUUllns unpaid un trU -Iiu
dfY ui March. 1875. 1906 uo Delinquent AMI Hi.
Ncriisod Tor sole, 10 public auction, Hni unlUsa
pay mcnt % made Do. .l" WI be- sold on tho rtl
Gay 81 May, 1885, at tHv hour Of W u'c oe
noon, at room SO 800 Constitution building,
salt Lake CITY, Utah, i1 n1y Delinquent assess
mcnt together with cos OF advertising and
expense OF sale. W, -, uuNrON,
Secretary,
No. % Buri0us Court. second south street,
between second and iurt Weht. salt Lake
Ity, Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-16

north ut the post. This will take the
pastoiliou JUGS Oh the reservation on to
% barren plain, wrtre not u living
thing con- be iuou. Mn. Clark viii
fitch tent ani run an oiiico there in
preference 10 itsignilg H,the r. quest
0f the post commander, The rancuert
and mintr- WIN get their mail st
huachucH have entered astfnrg prote.
against Colonel Noy,s' actions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-16
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

To Thomas ". tWingi
nuns Is no NOTIFY YOU TN ST YOU ARR
/ udphtod Omc 100 me .uW of tUryc hundred
90 lars 10 upl Tor labor performed for YOU
ON the Mrsag mine, situated in Dry Cans ON,
OuhIr Dining District TunrIo County, tuh.
saiu mine ID about half o. uil0 from inc Hidden
Treasure mine ln o. Hnuthw,Hirrly direction,
and AHuut hHlt mile from tHU Mona mine m
foutIprly direction. ana BE- ip.nrd ON The north
hy Che Fourth OF July mine said WoT was
performed %. tsCHHWUut work Tor you Tor the
years 1891 ana IH4 and uu'rsa ynu pay the
fauo within ninety NuI days nom The date
hereof. your interest val be- forfeited 20 me as,
rordiugt0 lfw. MAlEU ME.sA,
February %. l-G, iu
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NOTICE.

A MEETING OF Tllt sr1DRllOLDER. or
~ the -CnfH ana Jeremy COMPANY D. hereby
called and viii be- held uu saturday tho isth day
uf MHuh, 1913, % 10 attn, 40 tho company p
onDr, No o. lurhHu'a street salt Lake iiy M
salt Lake cuuniy, Utan iUrriturY Tor The pur
pose ~ nondiug HrtielC ~ the articles ~
Incorporation ~ alid rlwpnny,hy reducing the
number ~ directors therein provided Tor.
ISAAC sINE-.
PRECEDENT
Dated February IN, 1893.
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DISSOLUTION or oopARTNERsHlP.

NOTICE Is liEHfnb GIVEN THAT THE
y tam of utgsa IS bowler. heretofore doing
bu#iuuas ut 40. 20 Mrat, 'uuiI lumpio Stree
salt lhhu CIV Utah, uH. t1s aIy been dis
tulvCd NF mptua' consent. The hDutH Ut 90.
count ut tho late nrm have been placed ln tho
lHuIa ~ trorrr g. Nfr, Commercial Block.
WHO d. htrluY Authorized On rccoltu 400 moneys
due Cue Lotto HrIu, aud receipt Tor Tho same.
dated yhrauy ~, 1875.
J.P. FOWLER.
JOllS GRASS.
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rrNHF AGREE MEM uF AMANDA JOHN.
4 con. tho mother OF uJ above named
Chld, md tue statement HirHHI aud sworn 10
before mv uy her On tho presence of two Wit
nrssC4, ard nc statement of Joshua DAVIS aud
E'Wu Mary Davis, husband ana VIE, persons
desiring in ucupt said child alec having been
signed and fwo.u TO before mn, tho Probate
Judge. 30 BE- hereby ordered ult ihuudny, the
ia iay Of AUfil, b o l.I .at 10 O'clock n. W
tine. nrd the Count i0wu a. THIS g curt The
place Tor tho hearing ~ aHid adoption, when
ana where an pgrfons itirr,stoh may HppoHr
adtp,cd 10 SAID Josiui uaus and Eisio Mary
DAVIS.
1tis further ordered ihlt cops OF this order
boz pa blifhcd once o. Ncot Tor rec weeks,
icNt PRIOR 20 fHd hearing In tie nLHLuLr
LNENtNG NtWs.
Dated tins igth day of March. l,91
JNtpH o. % AIR, Probate Judge
DAMON a tLuGusuN, Attorneys,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Estate OF Mary Anh liiAH, deceased.
NOTICE u HEREBY GIVEN, ny THE
~ uudrrsirurI, Admins rRtur ~ the estate
ol AIAry Am lNl, deceased, to the creditors
IT, and an persons having claims against SAID
dee Rsrd. 10 rNH.uU thorn with the necessary
Vouchers within months alter tho frst publ.
cation of THIS notice, Iu ihe SAID administrator,
at 10 ltih street, SAT- Lake Oiiy,in the County
OF salt Lake, tiun.
RICUNED JOHN CAFFAIL.
Administrator ul the estate OF Mary Ann
Cuilhll, a. ceased.
Jons Vi, CANNoy ATTY, FOR administrator
Dated March 0, Ices,
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IHG MN suaAR ooMPANY.

mus ANSuNL Nrt1iEG OfTHE STOCK,
holders Of Che uHth 7urHr Company wall
he hold gt the uuIr' Of The COMPANY. &c. 90
Nam lircrt, salt Lake CIty, tph, on Thur day,
Ami 20. 1905, ut o O'Clock % 700 The purpose FOR
vulrh as.d meeting D. tllIctis the election ut q
board NJ directors tH servo for tbr ousung
year. uud tho transaction 81 such other bust.
mess uH mHy lawful ~ come hrfurH fhp mrCuuG.
HORACE 10 WHITNEY, Secretary.
faIt luIU tIiH, Starch 10, l-.I UAa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-16
ADMINISTRATORS SALE Or REAL
ESTATE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT IN
~ pursuance ui An order 81 the Probate
court OBJ sHlt Lake tounty, Utah Territory,
m dc AVrl gA rs =. tuo undergone f, Aim.n'
Utrlur OF tho estate NJ Justut Parker, de.
ceased, viii, yn saturday, the 18th dai of
March, 4. u. lsb, mr. alter sHid date. az inc law
Office Uf Barlow fnrEsson, room al Unnstitu,
ton iut"diug AT lHkc tity. ttnh bet con
no hours Of o'clock a.iu., and o o'D ock D. M.
Of sli1 days, ~ lHt pray. O. tnlc 90 the highest
bidder for each aud subject % the combination
hy said cuurl 900 the right, title. interest and
estate Of che H1id Joshua iuThrr at the umo III
Bis death, or afterwards o. in aud 10 tho io'.
loving drsDrilrd real estate. rl,uatud ia salt
Lake County. luh leirIt ry, ana part culArly
dyrrllNrd Joel follows, Go Wlts
Bcgunius To- o rods west and ~ rods south of
The northeast corner % Tue sOulhsust quarter
NJ section l2.lownahip one 40, norm OF l,nueo
ono 90 Wust sat LAKE. Meridian, and ruuung
thence Wlst 70 rods tuuurO north 30. rods
M nee cl-tJi rods, thence south 81 rods To-
beginning
ld,m whiting will hu received On the above
described land either 90 HHil uilcc. or by thr
admin. orator ui saia estate, up to the tlno OF
said talC.
JOSEPH W. sUMMEnnAYs.
Administrator uf sHi1 rttuta.
BARLOW FERGUSON, Atturn oy Tor siid estate