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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.

Schedule in effect November 49, 1898
p trains leave daily from Union station (B and
p, 9th and SITS.
Through the grandest scenery in America with
the handsOmest and most complete solid train ser
wee west from Washington.
200 PM. DAILY-"Cincinnati and ST. Louis
Speciaf'-Solid Vestibuled Newly Equipped Elec-
tric-lighted. Steam-heated Train. Pullman's finest
sleeping cars Washington to Cincinnati. Indian
apolis and st. Louis without change. Dining car
from Washington. Arrives Cincinnati, 1855 am.
Indanapons, II 80 am, and Chicago, 5:45 pm.
11:1O PM. DAILY-The famous .'F. F. V. Linn
tied solid vestbuled train with dining car and
Pullman sleepers for Cincinnati Lexington and
Louisville, without change; arriving at Cincinnati
$50 pm; Lexington, d:lO pm: Louisville. $50
and ST Louis, ':io am, connecting in Union depot
for all points
1857 AN: DAILY-FOr Old Point Comfort and
200 PM. DAILY-Express for Gor,lonsville.
Charlottesville. Waynesboro', Staunton and princi-
pal Virginia points, daily, except Sunday, for Rich
Pullman locations and tickets at companys of.
fees, 5l3 and li2l Pennsylvania avenue:
II. W. FULLER.
NO General Passenger Agent
RICHMOND AND DANvIILE RAILROAD.
SAMUEL SPENCER: +; W. HUIDEkOPER AND
REUBEN FOSTER. RECEIVERS.
Schedule in effect November 10, 1898.
All trains arrive and leave at Pennsylvania Pas
seng"r Station. Washington ID. C.
500 am. daiy.-Local for Danvlle and inter
mediate stations and through coaches for Front
ROYAL and Strasburg daily. except Sunday. and
stations westward daily.
l:ol am. Richmond and Danvile fast mail
Daily for Lynchburg. Danville and for principal
points south on Richmond and Danville system,
including Admission and Birmingham, also Opelika
Columbus, Montgomery, Mobile and New Orleans
Pullman Sleeper New York and Washington to
Atlanta, uniting at Greensboro with sleeper for
Augusta.
4:45 p.m.-Daily for Charlottesville and inter.
mediate stations.
1O:43 p.m.-Daily. WASHINGTON AND SOUTH.
WESTERN NESTIBULED LIMITED. composed en-
tirely Of Pullman Sleepers and Dining Cars, and
runs To Atlanta, Montgomery and New Orleans
with Pullman Buffet Sleeper through New York
and Washington to New Orleans. via Mont gomery
and New York to Augusta. Also New York Il
Asheville and Hot Springs, &c. Pullman Sleeper
Washington to Memphis via Birmingham. Nc
coaches.
TRAINS on WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIvIS
ION leave Washington at 9:lO am, 35 pm. daily
for Round Ill., and 6:25 pm. except Sunday, for
Herndon and intermediate stations. Returning, ar
rive Washington $40 am, 2:45 pm. daily from
Round Hill, and 653 am. daily, except Sunday
from Herndon only.
Through trains from the south arrive Washington
7:13 m, 100 pm. and $50 pm; Manassas Di
vision, $50 pm. daily, except Sunday, and s :iC
a IN. daily from Charlottesville.
Tickets, Sleeping Car reservations and informal Tor
furnished at offices, oil and 1900 Pennsylvania
ave, and at Passenger Station Pennsylvania Rail
road. Washington. ID. c.
W. ii. GREEN, Gen. Man.
w. A. TURK. Gen Pass. Agt.
L. s. Brown General Agent Passenger Dept NC
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-AN OPPORTUNITY
For an enterprising man with some capital to
make fortune. We have for sale a tract OF
land containing about $50 acres at a station on
the Metropolitan Branch of the B. and o. r. r.
near Washington, .. c. A portion of this tract
has been divided into building lots, graded
AMI ready for sale. We will take pleasure in
showing this property to a possible purchaser,
who viii at once conclude that the price Is
right. B. II. WARNER & Co
n22-3t 916 + ST. NV
FOR SALE-CHEAP-15 ACRES FINE GARDEN
land on main road hve miles out: cultivated;
will exchange for house. OWNER. 923 18th st.
NV MOST
FOR SALE-12 ACRES BETWEEN WASHINGTON
and Falls Church for 81 200: terms, $3.50 cash,
balance SO Per month; several other places for
SALE send for map and list JAMES E GLEN
EMS. 1921 st. NV. n2O-3ts
FOR RENTAL BENNING. d. C.. LARGE 1s-
room dwelling. with 40 acres OF ground: about 5
minutes walk from station. T. L. BROOKS
GIG 18th st. n17-6t
FOR SALE-OR RENT-AT LAKELAND, MD, b.
and %. RR, miles out. fare, Ga cents
4r house. Sl,O0O-S10 cash, SO per mo. Rent Sc
Dr. house, S1.sOO-SlS cash, SIS per mo. Rent sic
sr. house, S2.500-S25 cash, S25 per mo. Rent 81.
lnr house, S4OOO-S+0 cash, $40 per mo. Rent SOS
EDWIN A. NEWMAN, Owner, Lakeland or Tel 1918.
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UNDERTAKES.

AUGUSTUS BURGDORF,
FURNISHING UNDERTAKEN AND EMBALMER
1884 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
Telephone. 2o5. se22-tr
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SOUTHEAST.
11i3-15 and 11l7 NJ
ST. Z b, 10 and 6r.S5, 900
Store and dwg. cor.
Good Hope and Nay
Tor roads, IN. Or. 1000
321 and 323 ID st. (
h. Or each .......3, 900
9O9-911 / st, I h. 5r.3, 600
AS i. st, ( h. Or. 4, 600
Alley bet 9th and 7th
G and E, b b, 3r. Il, 500
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-STORE PROPERTY AT A BARGAIN.
Reduced TO $4,000. A substantial 2-story Hat
front brick. containing Z rooms and bath; lot
2OxSO to alley; II st. It'll. This
is very cheap for this property on a good bus
mess street
1t DAVID d. STONE. sO4 and SOC F st. NV.
FOR SALE-PRICE, s2TOO-A GROOM BRICK
on 9th st. NV. terms, 500 cash, balance
monthly; renting for $3.50 q month.
1t DAVID D. STONE, SO4 and 500 F ST. NV.
FOR SALE-A HOME FOR $500 NEAR 9TH AND
SITS. ne; 2-story brick; 1880; occupied
by white people
1t DAVID d. STONE. sOi and sOs F ST. NV
FOR SALE-A NICE LITTLE BRICK HOUSE
for $500; rooms and bath; + st. me- near
Sd.
FOR SALE-Cheap at 81. I5O-a 2-story and cellar
brick; rooms and bath: on 5th st. Sc.
1t DAVID ID. STONE, S0+ and 500 + st.
FOR SALE-s6 OOO-THE CHEAPEST HOUSE on
and all the mod. imps.; a hrst-class property in
every particular.
n22-3t YESTERDAY & MAILERY. 624 Fnw.
FOR SALE-A MAGNIFICENT BROwN-SToNE
and brick English basement house, built by an
architect for his use; in excellent NV. location;
near 18th ST.; 10 rooms bath, cellar. pantry
and every modern convenience: steam heat aud
electric light. Terms and price apply at once,
Room 8, 120l Pa. ave. n22-1m
FOR SALE-17O9 CORCORAN ST, CONTAINING
rooms and bath; fine cabinet mantels and
electric bells; heated by furnace; 20 feet front
brown stone trimmings; extremely low price.
Apply on premises. n22-0t'
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NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT co.
DAILY LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON, d. c.
FORTRESS MONROE and
NORFOLK. VA
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AVN II A<<hS1
1888 to 1883 F st, b
b, Or. and $50 to
SO 18th st, b b.
6r, all ........S15, 900
1924 G st, b h, m 1.
Or ..............4, 600
1910 Fla ave, b b,
m /. Or. 3. 200
1927 NJ st, ( b, Or. q, $50
1902 Linden st, b h.
Or z, 800
1897 Gales st, ( b.
Or ....2, $50
20 G st, I h, 4r....2,OOO
200 to 2l5 l ST, b h,
Ar .........l 800
s27 to 81 I'd st. b
h, Or. ..........1. 500
1923 81 ST. { b, 4r.l,OOO
SnVTTsIIC Cry
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING

ANMONlATED STEAM GARRETT CLEANING;
Works.-CarpetS cleaned in the best manner
Carpets made moth proof free of charge. Mat.
tresses made to order. Office, 1920 Pa ave.
Works. l7OS and 1910 NV Telephone SOI
mh0 81. NEWMYER Manaper
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tdCN. ..3,I
The above is only portion Of the property on
my BOOKS For full list call at office for bulletin
issued on the LIST and 18th
nit T E. wAGGAMAN
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George l.. Sheriff,

ESTABLISHED 1851, DEALER n
SUPERIOR QUALITIES OF COAL AND WOOD
Prompt delivery and lowest prices. Telephone iii
Family trade a speciality. Main office, 32s Pa.
nlS-3n
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ATTORNEYS

CAMPBELL CARRINGTON,
Attorney at-Law,
Webster Law building, sos st. NV, Wash
inrton, DC Residence. g33 X st. NV do
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OCEAN TRAVEL.

ARTHUR W. ROBSON,
Gl5 18th ST. nv. Telephone 1861
Steamship Passenger and Tourist Agent.
tickets to Europe by all lines.
Drafts in sums to suit.
Foreign Express tau9 Custom House BROKE.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-1OS F NV. $3.50; 2O5 9Th NE,
S2e5O; &c X s.w., S13; SIS X ne. S12; 96s
Lettie s.w.. $3.50: 1871 9th NV. $3.50: log
Sd me-. $3.50; 4Os 11th Sc, $40. Z. A. Nc
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MANICURE.

FIliSI-CLASS MANICURE AND HAIR DRESSER.
iari"~s - and "a I1IU + ST. NV NrIzrroti
building.
Hours. = am. 70 > pm y.
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POINTS To PIANO BUYERS Is THE NAME
OF a little book we have Just published, contain
ing real useful and honest advice persons
about 10 buy a piano; drop q postal and We
mail you one; you'll find it of real benefit to
you.
PfEIFFER CoNLIFF. AT 11th ST. NV
49, --''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-27

The Lander (Wyo.) Gdeetfo aives the
following interesting story Of the sb.
DuCt ton Of child near that pace!
"Lait Saturday Mrs. George Huiilt-
ton came into town with her sieitr
from over the mountains, In wagon,
and proceeded TO the Applpby plf oe n
Suuaw Geek. Mr.. and Mite. Appleuy
have had charge OF two children, a
boy and q Girl, belonging 10 MIR. and
MR.. Huddleston, since the latter sep.
nfntod some time ago. ApIleby and
wife had leit home, c6miuv 20 town In
the forenoon, bringing the girl with
them, and when the m1thef arrived 90
their place she weut Into the house
and nsked one Of the BOYS 10 SEQ the
little boy. Her requtet was complied
with aud she signiiied her Intention
TO take him down the road 'so that biz
aunt could see him, ami when once vt
the wagon she bundle the boy iu and
away they drove. The ApItby boy
started after them In hot pursuit.. and
oveftc ok the women AMI riding around
IN front Of the team grabbed tie brillo
rein Of one the horses nnd ordered
them 10 stop. Instead Ut obuying hi
demauda they uach drew revovtis aud
ordered him 10 get cut Oi the way,
which order he executed with pre-.
clslon and Dispatch"
The Seattle FfCss. HHiss Of July 10th
contains tho following; A singular
marine monster that In now attracting
unusual attic ton M a "What IL it2n
" to be seen nt the Denver Market. IL
was caught Ia tie northern waters Of
Queen Charlotte sound, and the scion.
tista ana others versod IN such matters
who have seen II are unable o. classif
it among aquaiiC specimens, though "a
concnyliulogist would probably nnu II
TO be sui generic; Tut whatever Co.
scientific place may be-, IL Is deeply
interesting 10 examine this rare aud
mysterious monster OF an unknown
species and age TINT 20 seldom leaves
its submarine regions M TO cImo with.
IA the reach OF man. It, length ~ fully
six feet and at distance prc,ehts
more the appearance " q gigantic eel
or snake than a fish. IL IN dark brow %
In color aud wedge shape Ia form,
taporing gradually from the head 10 the
tail which is Hat anu evidently very
muscular. The head is short ami
narrow, with widening laws NJ
AhN hNtAAAk NAAAAH ~ AlhH lNhkf NtlNi II
teeth, or tuske, In the upper anu lower
front jaws, evidently usoi 10 tear with,
and behind these, triple rows OF
molats, or grinders, liked, not on the
sides Of the jaws, but In the middle Of
the upper and lower Jaws, indicating
that the thing evidently lived on shell
fish and cTunchod shell and all be.
tween th,sB powerful looking molafs.
IL was caught by an Indian ON hall.
tut hook ana made such vicious
fight that II broke tho sides OF the
canoe before the frightened Indian
succeeded In hsmmering It 70 death.
The oldest Of the inuiRn fishermen
could give no idea Oi the nature Of the
fiBh, and none ike II had ever been
seen or heard OF by ans Of them and
its capture aroused their suporatituOus
nature, and many were flrm IN the
belief that n submarine god had been
sacrificed which would forever act %
n hoodOo on their future fishing opera
tons. The present specimen will be
sent 10 some eastern museum.
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NOTICE or ADMINISTRATIVE SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE a. IEgtUY GINEN THAT IN
~ pursuance ut tHU order uf thu Probate
tuuft ut SAT- Lobe county. tth. made ON thU
tih lay Of July, leI. Iu iNu WHtivI uf tuH Cs.
tate OF lnIUrI lUu..U. deceased. tHU uulrfs
situcl udWIuIatfuirIN uf Said yaIHtu W|Il cell 100
private sale Co tHn HIFHuHf bidder Cor each.
other iu one parcel uT Iu suhuNIaIura. uuu
Court, uu ur after "Wednesday, Che HIh uly Of
August, i.II 90 D. O'Clock noon It tUy uH're uf
bennett Marhhu a bradley. lfiUIuyya DO Jaw.
90 No, PCS south Main street. Boo rlft
LAKE city au1 County Utah 800 thu
right, Tito and interest OF anII boz
tCttato at the time ut hIa death Huu 800 the
risht, title aud interest .li1 estate hf. hy
than or Iu addition 60 that of Hliu IuIyHtItu at
thc time OF hiH death in ami Go HIl or amy part
or subdivision % that IoI piece Ur parcel off
land yinfHud being iu ua.d city. county luu
ItrUtUIE, aud uuHtfIuUI lH luliuWH, tu.WIt.
That UHTt OF lut D, block .N. plat 10, salt Lake
city survey, described HH commencing at tUU
u1. tnwu.f corner of Hlid Dot and running
west rods, thence north rues tp che place Ut
beginning containing ll square rods uf #IUuui.
Term. aud conditions ut s1lt, UraI, tru per
cunt purchase money 90 De- paid ou dly Ut aHlu.
balance uu confirmation uf Hhiu hf HlId probate
court. dcri 90 expense ul purchaser,
Nids or uNura wlf tu made ut any tWu after
The urai publication uf thIs notice Hpd before
pc i1a,hlns ol ,nes1.c ~ eias or o.rr. musi
nc made ~ writing M loit ut the salH uulcu Ot
honnctr Mnath1II a bradley. lGa south Nam
sucaL salt la.u Guy blah, or delivered 90 the
MARIpS puNGLE.
hiWiuHtI1tTIN Of tHv estate OF Robert
pruE'D. deceased
Bennett, Marshall 4 bradley. Cos South Main.
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NOTICE


To the Stockholders OF the IosCpa Agricultural
and stock Company
TINHERE Will lE A MEETING or
4 the stockholders ut fud company hold ht
room 80. q. m Commercial hnnk building, ~
ut " O'Clock noon lrI IUr The purpose VI
amending the company articles ~ AssOriu.
ton r1 that snid company can own, acquire,
APPROXIMATE and deal tu water and water fiEhts
aud 10 make ~ principal place uf business sat
Lake city, and vote upon ne further amend.
mrut NJ changing the qualification Of oncCrs
or persons tu DO eligible thereto. also 60
elect board OF 2 dircrtDTH 10 serve Tor the en-.
SUNG two yeats, uuu fuch other matters no may
properly come before HE meeting.
~, n. uLttF troHidOnL
,, 4, MICHEL, Secretary,
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ORDER.
iu the Probate Court m and for iho county %
salt Lake, Territory OF Utah

% the Probate Court m and for ibo county of
salt Lake, Territory OF Utah.
IN tho matter tho adoption OF Nal.e Lcona
NuuHsuNs minor.
ny
Jamos vs., urandhtnt aud Ellen 81. uroadbont,
husband and wife.
TrpON READING AND FILING TUE PR
- tit0u NJ James W. iirotdIHut md Ellrn
b. htuhiupnt hi' wife, praying for decree
ADOPTING N"liO Lfona MuIuaHrrt "a minor
child. Ny them iu arrurdnurc With thc cone
diuouH and auH iliiuna of thcIr statement and
thc statement uf Michael NiUmHcy, tho
tuihor of sail child nlrd HerUu m
this aih day uf July. lrtA and good
cause appearing therefor, ~ To- ordered
tnat grl IHy, Che eth day Of july, g. u IsIi az
Do o'clock a. m. OF snld day, ID tHg County
Court House OF SAID cuuuty,Iu Bale lhiu ~
Utah, hU uud To- hereby appointed ls thr umu
ami place for the hearing of sH|I petition aud
snit matter NJ adoption Of sald minor UhUI.Nud
that % copy OF thlr order 1u published boo the
uusIuIr ENINtNu NUwH. a uuN.uluyr pub.
liHhOd iu said county Cor thrrc weeks ntf1ro
SAID umo of hearing, whom aud where 700 per.
sons Interested may appear aud oppose the
said petition, " ca Sc they have.
Wines my hand this 9Th day uf july, ls'a.
JACOB q, BLAIR. Probate Judge
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Kurloe TO CREDITORS.

Eiiaic Of Hannah VI. Armstrong, Deceased.
NOTICE rs HEHEUY GNEN by THE
~ undersigned administrator Of the est ttn
OF Hannah VI, Armstsonsi deceased, 10 the
creditors of, and li persons having claims
against the said dcceased. To exhibit them with
tho necessary vouchers, within four months
after Tho rrHi publication nf this notice, TO tho
said administrator, IN salt Lake city. ia salt
Lake CuuIty. MtLEs DEMtNG,
Administrator 81 the estate Of Hannah NJ.
Armstrong. dOr cBECh
Dated July tih, is'3,
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.

rsAto OF Elila Moad- Thompson Darrell.
Deceased.
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN ny the
~ uuturslgpod, Nellie B.. spencer eKUcu
lriA OF The Last VII md Testament NJ ElHn
Mcads IhOmpson Darrell, UlmrrIy LlEa
Moads Ihpmps1nl deceased, IN the creditors
u, ana all perhlus having claims against
the tuid deceased, Co exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers, within four months after
tho fret publication of this notice. 90 the said
Nellie q. spencer Ht 80. lil Wet Third North
street, salt Lake tIty and County, Utah
NELLIE LIZA -rENCER.
ENcGufrlN OF the itat NIII and ToEtuUrut ~
klisa Meade Thompson liauOII, deceased.
Dated July cen. lsgl.
JOINS VI. tANNuH, attorney Tor cAccuir.N.
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NOTICE. 10 oRLplIoRs.


Estatcot Henry MonhcIm. deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ny TilE
~ EutCftIarCd, rNurutriN OF the lat ID
nud tcHtlwunt ilUuB N1nhcuu. dc. rlsrl,
~ ono creditor. nf, and hll pcrspn. having
claims HEH.HHf 60 .tiu decreased, DO exhibit
thrW vita thU necessary yuurhora. UItuuu tUu
mouihs nfIrr uIE NrHt publication a. tbii
notice, 90 Che H8ll b., a. Mouholm, Ht Dc West,
Uth south street. ~ait Late CITY. in the county
Of SAT- Lake, rurr, .prY % Utah
Dated July lgtb, lpl
d. a. MONuEtM,
ENcrutriA Of the lHst will and testament Of
Henry Munhcim. deceased.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court IN and for Salt lake
County, Territory Of Utah.
In tho Matter Of the Estate Of George a. Smith
Deceased.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI
n Joseph .. Smith, John Henry smith.
Jharics W. Smith and Eniah D. -hocts,
surviving cnoCutofH uuu trustees Ul
tho estate o. George a. Smith dc
ccHacd. have rendered f0r settlement. auI nled
istration of said estate aud petition iof rn4I
HistrIfutiun Of the rctiduc OF enid estate
among the persons cnu Tea thereto. hH1
shat Thursday. the llth day ui August s 10
lt1. Nc in O'Clock r. M nt tHu ".UrI room Ui
said court, iu the County Court il0uau, salt tnkJ
Guy and County, ltah TOR iorN l1a tcln duly
4uuaInird hv tile Judge OF fuII court flr tHt
settlement 1t said account and hearing HaII
rftiuun for distribution, ni which time uuU
uIare amy person interested iu Hiii estate uul
aUpunr and chow cause % AMY there Hp, whi
saiI account should NOT De- settled HuI au
moved and nual distribution made HH uayu.
u. " MIIuN.
CLERK Of The rruHHtt Court
by y. .. Jtth.
u.uuiYs
wApnELL & ADAMS, Attorncys for Estate.
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IrnAL NOTICE.
in the Probate Court ~ sa.t taac County.
1crutory Of Utah
In the matter Of tho adoption ~ William Goa
rngton and IDA Harrington, minors.

To- the matter Of the adoption ~ William liar
rnston and IDA Harrington. m.uUr4
NvAuNu HAwK, TiiE GRANDMOTHER
~ and only relative OF MU|um IinrrurInn
aud Ida harrington. minor having 1|yI boa
rVorn rJluqui 90 Hll Right i1tHu .u.iuHy
of and power Hnd control over HHu William
Harrington aud liza iinrrngtHu. mIuHI.. tI tut
emo. tHAt Fuit minor children .NHHa I. mI,
adopted uy Herbert John sHImmus 90 boo.
children. hud the Haii iivrHUft iUHu .IImmur
having nlcd his sworn applicant Do I0 Hr ADOPT
.iId minor children. Amy 7h'WHIHs. fHn vile
of Hld applicant, having boo WrtHH consented
thereto.
iti. hereby ordered that ho1rHsuH .H.f ar
Uieluon be- held ON Thursday ihH II Hav Of
NIguaf. lsNl. nt 40 am. u't UHN H. H..1 d.F. al
llU court room ~ said Uuur. I. tHr COUNTY
Court Uuuac. Do tnn g, tY uuN county HI HaI
iatp. TufrHofy OF Utah, and tHHfu rorf of
tn|a order uv pubuHhcd iu che uIaIHII tvUN
$50 Stws. newspaper published BOO 900.
county, Cor three weeks hUiUI. .IIu time ul
hearing whcn and whore nl urHHu# interest
rd nHy appear aud oppose Che sl.I petition, d
cause they have.
Witness my hand this ilth dos of Juiy 1873.
JACuu U UI.AtN
Probate Judge.
tnAs. D. PEARSON. Attorney iar Applicant
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pELINourNT ASSESSMENT.

nELtNQUENT NOTICE, THE NORTH
- Point Consolidated Irrigation Company.
Location Of principal place OF business salt
Lake CIV, Utah Notice There aIo dolln.
qucnt upon the following described stock on
account Of assessment levied on the ltt day Of
June, lsNi. tho several amounts oct opposite
Tue names OF the respective shhrehod cra a.
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Aud 100 accordance with law and the order Of
tho Hoard OF uucHtors made on NO lat day NJ
June, 1855, fD many suHfcs 81 elrh parcel OF
ONCE OF tnU HCUrctaiY UuuW '7i Cullen hotel,
at salt Lake City, tah TORI, Monday, July
1ist, iel, no % O'Clock b W,, 90 pay thu dClin.
uucut "a srsHuput together with the costs Of
hdycrlIsing and oNprnsc. NJ sale,
u, 49,. WHITEHEAD.
secretary.
sAtr LAKE Cur Utah, July lee, isol
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Notice Of tue md place Tor the hearing OF
petition Tor aimssi0n 10 probate Of will.
court 300 aaid matter. notice Be- hereby
giyon Tint saturday. the Oh day nf August,
a 10. l.lH 90 Do O'Clock 10, m., at The County
iu mo court room Df taid court, has hocn On
haunted tho time and placc Tor the hearing OF
apotiiiuu uf William 10 Robinson praying f0r
admission o. probate OF % certain document
viii and tcstamunt % J0scphino u. smith. de.
ceased when aud wncrc all perons Interested
may uppoar and pupn,c tue probate Of SAID
William ~, Robinson or prayed for In said
puiiuOu.
In wilnost whereof have herounio set my
hand aud anINcd tho seal Of Haid court, this
and day of July A. ID. 1888,
tsEA) H. MELOY,
clerk Of the Probate Court
BYJ.F.JACK Deputy CLERK.
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TENTH WARD LUMBER AND BUILD.
ING ASSOCIATION
NOIIcr n ~ 0I DLLN.-LN

Principal place Of business nj s's cast Fourth
south sEctt. -alt LaaU Guy, Utah.
NOTICE 90 sALE or DELINQUENT STOCK
NOTiuE.-THERE ARR DELINQUENT
~ on the following described stock on acc
count NJ assessment luNtpd uu March . a. 80 I,
by tue Board OF Directors nt tHa taid Corpora
ton, the several uWuant sHt opposite the
ualnr lf she respective shareholders, aa
fDll0WH'
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fI1uONAs q. HOWELL2. TuE ADMINS.
II ietratur of the estate OF DUuIamlu
NowcNH, deceased, having 1iUd hIs
Utfuun herein, GUY verified. praying fur au
order Of sale uf all real rstHto Of sHI1 dc.
uUd ut Cor the purposes therein got forth. DO IH
therefore ordered by The IuUEu Of Ta|d court,
that 40 persons interested boz thU estate of said
deceased appear before the said Probate Court
on Tue lay, the 2lnd day ur August. % .i-Iaal
10 O'Clock Too tho forenoon of H1id day. no tht
court room N said Probate Court at On,
SAT- Lake, tab Territory. fn show cause wins
an order should not he grHutCttp the said nd
mIuiHlrltur. Zoo aUl Hu much ut tho real UHtltt
ucacHatri, auu that copy or thlH order Do,
uuUIHhrd Of least four aurrrasiVU weeks lu tht
nlsENEr ivtNiNu NUNS, r. newspaper pf'ut
cd ani published 900 .fli CIiy and county.
Dated JuIt .tn. is1I
JA,OH %. BLAIR.
Probate Judge
j 70. lluur, Attorney f0r Administrator