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10y NIUTIE or AS EXECUTION no
- mrulu.f"1 ffuW lHa THFl IuiioiH Dis.
mot Count, rUf HH.U IU. H"I county, Utah
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Uf 900 goo uul 2H Uu.fH and HUuuIuE costs. 4
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property, tow, A U... u. lui N1 -.uIHUk ii,r."t
q. I.uI. addition. Brown HUl irHruUUd loo Iu..
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month b. llrf, HuH $40 improvements thDTntu
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tho liY uf sult take .HNrIH of N4't lalu.
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cash. hhI .i.Ql HtN. HHpuu
hAlL a. flEELI, Deputy,
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II. y. sIRAur, Attorney for rlluuu
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NOTICE. 10 CREDITORS.


Estate Of Ranch s. k.mhal pgcg1dyd.
MOIiuE ~ HEREBY OWEN hl THE
TatriN NJ the tHtAtr NJ Ranch 2, hlWhIII,
deceased, tu tHu creditors uf aul 1901 person
having claims uUUnHt che HHl Ut'oaHr 90, iu
tNhINIt them will tuu necessary Nuur.urH.
within fDar iaoutns after hv Gees publication
Of THE notice, 60 thu ulIl ntiUIuIstTatrN no lrr
residence Boz salt Lako Ciy, BOO tho tUuub OF
SAT- lHkr.
sarah 49, LUH1, UIW.H.HirsirA Hi Au
estate uf Ranch 20. huNHlI. deceased,
Dated November asiiI, lHH
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string pi buttons, no two nike. numuar-
ias .t laaa, 5000, aud which lss 1c.u boo
i'H Toss .uI r1metmug over 2j s. s
WeW1all thst thc string o bai-
tons 800 gHo.jiou, which is over 90 feet Doe
lusih might bo s1wCd in strips about
tho belt, md add such q novelty Co Che
trophy us might woll stimulate iha anne
billions of future asuIr1ut4 for tho cHlm-
p.a.hp hmorsin this Gcld Of cGl.a-
kgnuglcg journal
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Do Ono Probate DU4ut loo uul flr sal. Lake
County, territory % Utah.

Do Ono Probate COAT, loo lul zoe sal. Lake
County Territory % Utah.
Iu tho Matter Of Ono Estate OF John Larsen,
NgCfuHtIt
NOTICE is HEuEuN GlvLS THAT
~ %. - liuuif, auuinisttaiur of The
estate ut John Larson. trrCHHru, hIa zen.
drrcl i0r Get ICmcrt ana rl0i fu sld Count.
the nnal account of hts administration OF flii
cHlato aud pcIiiIOu for HutI di.ih uuuu nj tho
TgHiIuu obi HAll estate among ilu UrrfuuH ru.
utird thereto, ava that 1nurdur, me cen day
uf January 4 -, IfIt, no Do O'Clock iu, nt
tho Court l,ouW ui tall Court 100 cine county
Court house, salt lake cay ana County utah
ftfrit0TYt hos lcru duly appointed w one
Judge OF Hu1 Court Cor lnr ftyHuut 90 r'ii
account AND LUITuE HlIt UUIIuHu fnr 4lstfiHu
ton, 90 which limo and place any person
Interested d ssll uHiAtu MAY HUUHfr Huu chow
cause, % coy there lr, why fH'u ue cunt should
NOT lu settled 1ud approved lul nulI aHui1u
iiOn made aH urhNul Cor,
Dated December lltl, isii -
o. \. MEION,
tlgrk Ot the PROBATE Court
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NOTICE.

Mlisoula Placer Nnrr Company, salt Lake
tIiy. Utah,
NOrtuE d UTUrNY GIVEN THAT AT
~ nmtytuE tHU director. bold saturday
Doc. gth, isIH, au aHHUasmuut TEN cons per
HhHru was lUEcI uu ihg r.H.iH HIuu. uf IIU
So IuN Jun. 1. 70 Main aIrH"f Hlt l4kv tI.".
Utah, huY stock uUln W'IHH tIH gHag..mnu,
may rUuItu unpaid nu january l.llt I"Ii, WIFI
Boz delinquent HUn advert srd Cor HHIr HI pubic
auction HnH uu|rsH UHrmunf IH m Ilc before
UIII Ur cold 900 tHF lHfH day of lUH, INl Hf o
I.UI, Co paw delinquent G.tU.aWHut llfuIh.r
with cost uf advert .." b. IH.I rhu#. 1000 OFT sIlt.
JESSE W. tu\ Jys., Frr'y
90 MHu street
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ADMlNlsTRAIRM SALE or MlNING
gTDfNl

10 tho Probate Court OF salt LAKE County,
Iuh Iuu iiuTy.
H. tho matter OF The estate of john No. gumU
JTt deceased.
NTOTIUr Is HEgIuI GIVEN nv TUE
n uuHtr..guUf. UfHT.I 10. rune. u#.
minstTtIra uI tlu HHYyr mentioned
chmfu t.lt Hli HimIu H.uUE MU .HI
u plu.u HaIu 90 Ono hghgst hllHD.
Cor rlHH IIH iuUuWiUs mining FiuHEs. H.
Iuu't.H.. ul fIU "Ui u4F Of Ip.VmNUr, lrI.,
fnWII l.NU. HNIrHH uI DO capital H,uUs of 900.
Star NMUE company corporation. IN
iNuur company. u 600. ration, utla cor $3.50
purchase NO tny uU0NH wHsUuuru HiuehH tu HH
ufuIassUH IH urH.U NIru. Ht tUU uoHrrgf 80
tluuuI IIHI 100 Hlt lHa1 cry rNt Lake
County, tlah Territory.
Dated December --n1, Do
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NOTICE no CREDITORS.



NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN HN IiiE uN-
N toIHHutl, Administrator ul Ono rHtltr uf
WI =. allen, lrrg Iscdl 20 ilp rrglituIa 90 ana
90 utrauur having HHIms against ihu tAId
deceased, iu rsulult them NliN lhr urttHttTy
yourH,ra, within tru months after uu nrst
publication OF THIS uOilrc, Go thr Hu.d admin.
istrator 90 Ao. 70 I street, iu Hltt LlLu liiI, ln
The County ui san lHtu.
WIN. T. y. ANHnt luIUu.aiEl.3r OF the estate
OF 81 d n. Allen, decreased,
Dated uuutHuur tllli 1915,
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A great contest is now iu progress for
the state button belt, For % time this
trophy comol 90 belong 10 o gentleman
ia Belfast, who was tho happy pogass9r
OF d s,rngof 900 different Kind of but.
CONS, which had como 90 him COS legacy
from his sister, ltis evident. however
thut ho isno. Jl b'pounittod towDlr DIS
resalia. a claim for It has been put in
By "a gentleman la Gotham, who has %
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DAVIS AND WEBER COUNTIES CANAL
COMPANY. ncC 10 UTAH
TEGEtIC8Y,

vToriCE. TuEHE tNf DELINQUENT
n uu0u thr foll0WtH- uUH.HHeI .tHUI Uu
account 0f aascssmonu levied on ST. IH.
itHI the several amuunt .' opp. IH Quo
names Of thc respective stakeholder. .s Il.-
Iowa.
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iu tHo lrUHHIr Court. Iu HnI Iaf HaIi takH
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blowing against them, the rain driving
in their faces and they had to work the
ball up the hill toward the California 8
goal. Berkeley also suffered in the loss
of Hunt, their star player. who was in
Jured and compelled to retire shortly
after the game commenced. Smith took
his place at the left end.
The game commenced with the ball in
the Stanfords' possession at the start-off.
Walton got through the Berkeley line
and made forty yards, but Stanford soon
lost the ball on downs, and Berkeley
punted it down the field for fifty yards.
Stanford could not get back the lost
ground and Berkeley worked the ball
down to her opponents goal, securing a
touchdown. Taylor kicked the goal,
and the score stood: University OF Cali
fOrnia e, Stanford O.
Stanford made desperate effort to
score, but the end of the first half came
too soon, though by bucking Berkeley's
left end they made great gains.
The second half commenced with the
wind and slope in Stanford's favor, and
by Walton's great run around the end
got the bali within five yards of Berke
ley's goal. but Walton stopped and fell,
and Stanford lost the ball. At this iunc-
ture Renson OF Berkeley and Code of
Stanford were disqualified for fighting,
their places being taken by Wilder and
Harrelson. Easton of Berkeley was also
ruled off for rough play. and Foultz took
his place. Berkeley punted the ball, and
Stanford got it, and by determined
rushes worked it to within foot of the
opponents goal. Here the most des-
perate struggle of the game ensued, but
Stanford rushed the ball over the line.
Kennedy kicked a goal, and the score was
tied.
During the remainder Of the second
half neither side could gain an advan-
tage, and time was called with tho ball
exactly in the middle of the field.
GAME AT CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. Nov 30.-The football game
between the University of Chicago and
the University Of Michigan was played
to-day in a binding snowstorm. The
score at the end Of the first half was Is to
0 in favor of Michigan.
The game resulted % to 10 in favor of
Michigan. Three thousand people were
present.
AT KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 30.-On the grid
iron at Exposition Park this afternoon
Kansas and Missouri elevens contest
for the championship of the Western
intercollegiate Football Association. If
Kansas wins it will carry the champion
ship, if Missouri wins it will be tie.
The teams are evenly matched and play
begins at 3 P. NJ.
AT LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 30.-The Louisville
club defeated the champions of the
State from Richmond at football by 16
to r.
AT SOUTH BEND.
SOUTH BEND Qnd.), Nov. 3O.-The
University of Notre Dame eleven beat
the Hillsdale College, % TO 10.
AT PITTSBURG.
PITTsBURG, Nov. 30.-The Pennsyl-
vania State College team beat the Pitts
burg Athletic Club, u to 0.
AT WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 30.-The Wash
ington Jefferson College team beat the
West Virginia State University team, 56
to o.
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nual report the number of men certified
as mustered in and serving III the naval
militia OF seven States was ,194. During
the present year organizations have been
authorized by the Legislatures of Penn
sylvania and Illinois, and the number OF
officers and men mustered in and serv-
ing at the present time is as follows:
Massachusetts, 5Sg; Rhode Island, ll9;
New York, 40; Pennsylvania, 100; Mary
land, 230; North Carolina, 252; South
Carolina, 204; California, 30l; Illinois, 2ll;
total, 2.371.
ESTIMATES AND APPROPRIATIONS.
For the fiscal year ending June 80, 1895.
the estimates for the navy and Marine
Corps, including increase of the navy and
public works. amount to 81, ,SS5, ,9l4 OF.
The estimates for the same purposes for
the current fiscal year amount to 50, Al, =
49S Il, or s., 4l4. 4l5 81 less than those of
the next fiscal year. For the current fis-
Cal year the estimates for increase of the
navy amount to S9,7O3, 657, and for the
next fiscal year they amount 10 81, 49,
025-the difference being S2,75l, 1868. The
estimates for the running expenses of the
navy and Marine Corps, including inn
provements at navy yards and stations
for the next fiscal year, amount to Sl5,-
430, ,S99 or being 1868, ,047 81 in excess of
the estimates of the current fiscal year.
HILARY A. HERBERT,
Secretary OF the Navy.
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FEAsTs FoR THE POOR.
WORK OF ANARCHISTS.
Internal Machines Sent to the EmperC
and CaprIvi by Them.

Internal Machines Sent to the Emperor
and CaprIvi by Them.
BERLIN, Nov. 30.-It has been defn-
itely ascertained that the box sent Caprivi
contained an exceedingly powerful ex-
plosive, necessitating its being sub
merged eighteen hours before opening.
The rubber band over the hammer,
which was to have struck the cap, was,
by this long soaking, greatly weakened,
and the box opened without danger.
The sending of internal machines to the
Emperor and the Chancellor is believed
to be the work of anarchists, who were
aware that the boxes would not reach the
people to whom they were addressed,
and who were Indifferent as TO who were
killed, provided they caused scare in
official circles.
The German Government, while not
willing to initiate the international action
against anarchists, is willing to cooperate
with other powers in adopting measures
for the suppression of anarchy.
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WEATHER ON THE COAST.
The Storm Continues Throughout til
Northern Section.

The Storm Continues Throughout the
Northern Section.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 3O.-The storm
continues central off the Washington
Coast with undiminished energy. Rain
continues over Washington. Oregon and
Northern California, Northern Nevada
and Northern Utah. So long as the storm
continues off the Washington Coast the
weather over Northern California will be
cloudy and rainy. at Roseburg, Or,
the heaviest rain to-day occurred, 81 of
an inch being reported. Over Northern
California from .0l to AS OF an inch fell,
the latter at Red Bluff, where it is yet
raining. Fair and cloudIess weather pre-
walls over Southern California and Ari-
zona, while it is cloudy and rainy else
where, with snow falling at Spokane.
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COAST CHRONICLES.
A Clerk Beaten Into Insensibility
at Los Angeles
HIS ASSAILANT SAID TO BE n7--
BALANCED IN MIND.

The Storm Continues Central OF the
Washington Coast With Unde-
minished EnerGy-Rain Falling All
Along the Northern Section-Red-
ding Citizens Enthusiastic Over a
Prospect of River Navigation.
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IN ILLINOIs
An Ex-soldier shot and Killed.

HELENA (Mont.), Nov. 9O.-Last night
at Miles City Alfred Tilton, cowboy,
shot and killed Jim Pym, an ex-soldier.
who wore a medal of honor voted him by
Congress for bravery in action irf Gus
ter's fight on the Little Big Horn in 1876.
Pym struck Tilton and was then shot.
Tilton escaped.
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The French Cabinet.

PARIS, Nov. 30.-Spuller found difficult
ties in the formation of a Cabinet, and
after conference with President Carnot
and Cashmir Perrier, the latter under
took TO form Cabinet. He is Premier
and Minister of Foreign Affairs. Spuller
will ne Minister OF Justice
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FISTIC ARENA.
Offer for the Corbett- Mitchell Fight
From Oklahoma Territory.

From Oklahoma Territory.
PERRY (Ok. t., Nov. 30.-The Perry
Athletic Club has telegraphed Richard X.
Fox at New York that purse of $50, coo
will be given Corbett and Mitchell if the
fight is brought here. The club is COM
posed of bankers and merchants, many
of whom are men of means. brewing
company offers to build an amphitheater
with a seating capacity OF 100000.
WIER CHALLENGES DIXON.
Boston, Nov. 30.-Ike Wier has posted
a forfeit for fight for $4,000 a side with
George Dixon, the worlds feather weight
champion. The challenge will be ac-
cepted.
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THANKSGIVING DAY.

Americans at Berlin Celebrate the
Day.
BERLIN, Nov. 3G.-The most general
and thorough celebration of Thanksgiv-
ing Day outside of the United States took
place at the Kaiserhof Hotel this even
ing. The hotel was bright with Ameri
can flags and 800 American COnsuls and
their American friends dired there under
the leadership of United States Embas-
sador Runyon. The celebration was on
a larger scale than ever before witnessed
in Berlin, owing to the desire of Ameri-
cans to do honor TO the raising Of the
United States Legation to the dignity of
an En- bassy.
United States ambassador Runyon
proposed the health of Emperor William
and also toasted President Cleveland in
an eloquent and tlattering speech. A
cablegram was sent TO President Cleye-
land over the signature of the Embas-
sadOr as follows: "Over 800 Americans
assembled az a banquet in kaiserhof
send you patriotic greetings. The festiv-
tiles of the day were an immense sue
cess"
FEASTS FOR THE POOR.
DETROIT, Nov. 0.-Thanksgiving Day
was celebrated by the distribution OF food
to the poor, 10000 of whom were provided
with a good dinner and enough food to
last Tor several days. This was the work
of the Pastors Union, which gathered
over go, 900 worth of food and clothing.
DINNER TO THE POOR AT SAN DIEGO.
SAN DIEGO, Nov. 30.-The Salvation
Army gave dinner to over 800 poor to-
day at the barracks, to which the people
literally cOntri buted,
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san Joaquin's Midwinter Fair Buiidin
Gnilty of Manslenghter.

SAN BERNARDINo, Nov. 80.-The jury
in the case of Button, being tried for the
killing of Bohn, returned verdict of
manslaughter after deliberation of four
hours. The prosecution held that the
deed for which Button was trlod was
murder or nothing.
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THERMOMETERS BELOW ZERO.
a Cold Wave of Much Intensity East
OF the Rockies.

y Cold wave OF Mucn IDCcnSlLy EdSC
OF the Rockies.
ST.. PAUL, Nov. 30.-A cold wave of
much intensity is sweeping from the
Northwest. at all points northwest of
Moorhead the mercury is below zero. 1t
is lO0 below at ST. Vincent, Mimi, 14o ct
Williston, Y. D.. 260 at Calgary, N. w. T..
and so at Swift Current.
IN IOWA.
DEs MONIES, Nov. 30.-The first snow
this season began falling this morning.
BY noon it was nearly foot deep.
CEDAR RAPIDS. Nov. 30.-A snowstorm
began this morning and the snow is now
five inches deep. There are 70 indica-
tions of Iet-up. The street-car service
is almost paralyzed. A blizzard is ap-
preaching and the indications aresfor a
railroad blockade.
IN ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, Nov. 30-Snow began falling
at 10 o'clock this morning and continues
without abatement.
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Women Voted in Large Numbers.

AUCKLAND n. H., Ncv. 30.-The first
elections in New Zealand under the fe-
male suffrage law resulted favorably to
the Government. The women voted in
large numbers, supporting mainly the
candidates who professed Christianity
and favored temperance.
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Consecration of a Bishop.

CHICAGO, Nov. 30.-Rev. E. j. Dunno
was consecrated Bishop of Dallas with
imposing ceremonies at All Saints Church
in this city to-day. Archbishop Feehan
acted as consecratOr.
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NAVAL DEPARTMENT.
Secretary Herbert Submits to the
President His Annual Report
TELLS OF THE GROWTH AND NEEDS
OF THE SERVICE.

At the Present Time Only Forty-One
Ships Already Built and Being
Bullded are Fit for War Service
More Ships Should be Constructed
in Order to Protect the Interests of
tha Nation