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that you get safely There Besides an the
worst now we can telegraph 90 your
futher
"of course" sighed Nelly. only half
satisncd. Mark did not intend 20 let
either telegram or letter reach Dr. Hen
stock from his daughter He had his
plans FEC syell laid for that
Poor Nelly without either money.
friends or luggage, alone IN London. II
was mournful prospect for her. No
notion Of the fate that was in store
crossed her gpileless mind, as released
from Marks kiss. she pressed her nose
rather dolefully against the window
Daylight was waning fast. How coy il
would be at home, with her father, and
he, how lonely he would be without her
a few scalding tears fell from the pretty
forget-me-not blue eyes, but she tried 70
keep others back II might hurt Mark
TO see her grieve.
Here we are, Nell: now for Aunt
Dulce, " said Mark Boyd, grimly.
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This compliment, ] suppose. IA am ready
for The hangman's moose 10 ili bccomes
those 81 my own 20 tell nae 50. "N'importe'
with an air 81 i0cularit1.-t.T promise
YOU. Soames. an invitation 20 the hang
ing"
He went out banging the door after
him.
THAT is how he cares" groaned Roy
30, what i'll fate is on the house and the
burden Of it falls on Miss Milly and-me
Bat you know my secret and will guard
10, Soames Charlie must be saved at all
costs HOu'u help me, won't vou2"
Soames gazed at his young master in
some surprise He opened his lips as if
10 say something, checked himself, and
then said:
Don't you worry, Mr.. Roy. Mr.. Char
lie amt so Indifferent as he seems. It's
Jest the heavincss at his cart that makes
MIN speak bit provoking like Ave, IN
guard what I seed 10 the death if I'm
axed any questions. Happen like they
won't say much 70 me; if they do I'll
swear wur too fur Off to see ote
"TO think l should be craven enough to
permit him to say that to me- groaned
Roy, after Soamcs had taken his depart
ure. "Oh, Charlie, Charlie, what will be
the end of it, l am sure YOU could only
have fired the shot that ended so disas-
trously by accident quite. Why, why
don I you confess IL. | think I will make
one more attempt to persuade you, for at
the worst they could only bring it in man
slaughter, and it would free poor BERTHE
from the charge Milly wilfully laid at his
door"
Charlie, however, refused point blank
TO see Roy. Roy construed his conduct to
fear. Charlie dared not meet him openly.
Sir Henry, usually the most CHEEKY and
genial OF men, wondered what caused the
quarrel between his two sons. The whole
house was in state of disorder and dis
content OF course poor Treveryan's I'M
timely end was a sad event, but was it to
set the whole family by the ears2 There
had been no peace at Coxmoor since the
catastrophe occurred. What with one
thing and another, things seemed at skies
and sevens. Milly kept to her room.
Maisie was like a lunatic in her I'M
founded thirst for revenge on Mark Boyd,
whom no one save herself had q word
against. Now Roy and Charlie were
ssqua billing. Sir Henry genuinely wished
the inquest over
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Justice Down in A-izona

No picture of western license. saws the
Pittsburg Dispatch, can be more telling than
the following. The scene is laid on the Rat.
tlesnake lode in Arizona
Il don't see the prisoner, said the county
judge. as he walked up preparatory to sen.
fencing a culprit. Where is he$"
I m blessed if 1 know. said the sheriff
looking under the benches Just lent him
my paper Of fine cut, too
Was he big red-headed man with a scar
on his check asked the foreman. who was
playing poker with the rest Of the Jury.
'Ihats the cuss, said the clerk who had
been betting on horse race with the prose.
cutting attorney.
Why then" said the foreman, he asked
me TO go out and take drink about an hOnr
ago, but 1 showed hun I had three skies. and
he said Well, next time then, and walked
out"
The thunder you say?'' roared his honor
However he's sure to be in town next week
to see the dog fight, and some of Won must re.
mind the sheriff TO shoot him on Sight The
docket is lust full of horse stealing cases and
there is no time to waste over measiy homi.
cider. Next case"
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COPYRIGHTED. 1898, BY TuLoTsoN & SON


SYNOPSIS OF PREVIOUS CHAPTERS.
CHAPTERS AND II-Nelly Henstocli. the
daughter of DIT. Heustock, is proposed for by
Mai Metcalfe. @ man considerably her senior,
but the proposal only causes her merriment
She Is invited 10 spend holiday at the house
Of Aunt Dulce. i'm neighhOring town. but
Hugh Bruce q friend. a poor crippled lad
asks her but i'm vain. 10 stay. feeling. as he
SAYS that some i'll will hefall her She laughs
al his fears and leaves him.
CHAPTERS IL. continued AND III-Dr
Henstock takes Nelly to the station 10 see
her of. giving her Instructions TO telegraph
her arrival. She fails to do so. however, and
q telegram arrives saying She has not come
although three trains have been met. The
doctor is distracted at the news. Meanwhile
Dr. Boyd the rival physician. and his family
are also upset by the receipt OF a telegram
from their son. Mark, between whom and
Nelly there is a feeling stronger than friend
there has been an awful catastrophe at Gun
TOMS all implicated must hide The family
are bewildered at the news. and fear the worst.
CHAPTER IN.-Mark Boyd in love with Mar
sic Gunton, and jealous of his rival George
Treveryan, had an interview with her, and
threatens to shoot him. The same day
Treveryan is shot and fatally wounded by
some unknown hand. George with his dy
ing breath. says Horace BERTHE another
would he lover, had shot him. but he strongly
aflrms his innocence In the meantime Mark
Boyd also declares his innocence, though he
considers circumstances against him. Marsie
on the other hand, declares her conviction
that Mark Boyd is his murderer, and says so
at the inquest, from which, however, Boyd
has decamped on the plea of urgent business.
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3utfet Sleepers daily between New York and
avs and Thursdays for Key West and Havana
eeplng Cars between Cincinnati and Tampa
lnted TO perform the following service:
n. wy
thursdays at 800 p m; due Jupiter 200 o. m
lake Worth Railway for points on Lake Worth
5 at $50 p, m; due 1ftusville following evening
General Passenger Agent Jacksonville, Fla
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CENSUS RATIO OF THE sexes.

10 BE CoNTINUED. |
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Florida Central and PenIGsIiar Railroad,

FLoRIDATRUNK LINE. SHORT
come SOUTH READ noWN
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William Black, the English novelist. TO.
lieves that all his utterances have CONNER.
cial value. In reply to an invitation from a
London newspaper TO contribute 10 n svr1.
postum on the question rs Fiction Decav-
ing ne wrote; am extremely Obliged to
you for your kindness in inviting me ~ CO. "
tribute to your columns, but YOU have forgot
ten TO say what your terms ara . s"'
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Ladies' and ChiIdren's SHIRT WAISTS
and MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
Prices Cannot Be Duplicated,

One lot of Fancy Lawns, fast colors'
price this week sac.
One lot American Challies, cream. gray
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Three cases best yard wide LOnsdale
Shifting, only SIC.
Twenty-Five dozen extra large size Turk
ish Bath Towels, pure white and fancy
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Real Linen Torchon Lace, 1 to inches,
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26-inch black Gloria Umbrellas, oxidized
gold and silver mOuntings, at CSC each;
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500 dozen Ladies' White Hemstitched
Handsomely Embroidered Sheer Linen
Handkerchiefs, worth 25c; price this
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Six cases Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Under
vests at &c, 1Oc and loo; worth I5c, zoe
and csc.
Fifty dozen Chldren's PercaIe shirt
Waists, size TO IL years, at 15c cachi
worth 25c.
Agents for STANDARD Patterns
POYE & MORRISON.
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NVmluEAs. ALEXANDER uironriI.

NVILUEAs, ALEXANDER WronELL
W aul Jrfsic ". Mitchell his wife, liy tnUir
tfA'g do.d Of uutt dated ihc th day Of
Aru, l'li, and recorded iu tht onUc OF The
ttcnldrr OF rnlt Lake county, Utlh. ON tho
lfd ltf uf Nay, lH', IN TOOK nf MORTGAGES
,t ~ nt uaac 900, conveyed to u. !. bininny. az
BE-. '.HNilr described, Go ftcuIc % David
JHiu.. 81 0., OF said county, thu payment w a
lrUwHslIF motto fnf four hundred and thirty
f1.1 David Iamts a 90. and dated no -amc
d1T l0 sals iIust dcci. payable uu tho ist day
ul SOY 'WIrIs roo with Interest nj the rate ot
nfu' ullry Itsgrlui 100 fud trust decd. Aud
wu.l u1 r hud trust deed wore .Iscn Tor part
ui lut nuunlaf Price of snit property, aud
whereas. ffd trust decd provided that in inc
alw ulie aui iutorgsf as thcrriu agreed. inc
parry u. Hc tccouu plri 90 said trust
gl The acting shern. OF, salt
lugII NH. I.r.f aali motto. mIr1t proceed tn sell
iNN property Iu Sold decd oi ituft described. az
luuii' 'e.IHH,iu thc highest bidder TOR each AZ
rllt lHAt County, lrai ewing ia wv days pub.
li' uuuUr of tNU umu. truua aud pi1co ot sale,
and d'sa1HNHH0 sud property 10 It sold by
hn.rlN.. ..n 'H .lme newspaper printed aud
Aud wbufoa. dgflult hhs boon made In tho
payment 90 sl.l uHiu and luiOtcAt, and SAID
tum ol inn. hundred auu thirty dollars ana
lnicr 10 nov Il.i uuc hi TIE terms " SAID
motto uul tIU"t IrHi. lui right hath arisen io
huNc said tfu-I sNHi fururloscd, and the legal
hoIlpl il.f.lI hn cr. g., s.ii principal ana
| 10y rect 500 remaining unpaid,
Now,tlcrgiurr uuUar b. hereby given, that NJ
the election OF 600 |Nall holder anu owner ut
shid note uuu uu.t u,ul. AND by virtue OF The
pope ani laihuHi. 900 me hy law and SAID
dctd ni Uusi conferred. &, thu uudCraigucd
tfustpr,wi. uu CO. 700 IIE of March, isi1, az T.
noon on ih 1lI. W goo front door Of the
County Court house BOO iHr city mud rnunty ct
Salt lhtc, cAuo.r fnT Hllr lt public NonduC,
anu Will Hcl o. ODE D. sN0 bidder tor each, inc
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reached ihst port March 90 from
Liverpool and to the authorities gave
his destination ne Carbon, Wyoming.
when In quarantine case OF small.
NIX was discovered, hut Rs only one
passenger appeared Injected, the re-
mainder were permitted TO land and
go OH 10 their dest'nations. whether
the man bound for Carbon came on VI
not is unknown and the governor was
notified ia order for precautionary
purposes. Private Seoretary nm
notified the Carbon authorities anu
they will DO on the lookout for Han
thenan."
Governor Prince has fixed Saturday,
Sent. 10, as New Mexico day ut the
World,s Fair. In making tue eelrc.
ton he had In mind the fact That sept.
Is had been 30 selected by the repuo'
lie OF Mexico, while the states OF Colo'
rafo ana Nevada wovld have their
days early Ia the week following, mus
giving New Mexico people an oppof'
tunity TO meet nj Chicago iiiends from
Mexico ne well n from ntighu0H on
the north. An eye -iugle was also MAJ
to the fact that about the middle oi
September New NJ xlc3 fruit anJ farm
products VIII be In the zenith Of their
glory, enabling New Mexico pr
ducers TO take TO Chicago win mem
large and valuable additions TOT uir'
play IN their departments. Active
preparations are making N the trrri'
tory OF New Mexico Tor fotwardins
ana placing exhibits. The mineral
cabinet specimens display VIII posse''
a value OF ovus Sl5O,01O.
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SUMMONS.
In the District Court In and Tor the Third
judicial uatrict OF utnh Territory,
county OF halt Lake.



The People OF the rorritory OF Utah send
To fotcr Iomney. defendant
You are herr by required to appear In an
action brought against you by the above named
plaintiff M thc uistrict Court ui the Third
Judicial Dlstrict OF tho Territory VI Utah, aud
10 answer the complaint hcd therein within
the service on you OF lhlH ruinmunH-it served
within this county. or, 4 served opt VI tina
county, but IA lthC district, within Twenty
DAYS, otherwise within forty uHNH-or ludg'
mCnt hy default viii hu taken against you nc.
cordlng g. Tie prayer ut said complaint
OF this court dHsulyinE ih1 honds OF mhtri'
mony existing between plmnui and defendant
awarding tn b Aiutiu inc cara OF tue minor
child. istue OF SAID marriage and granting
plaintiff such other and proper relief ~ may
be iust; shove relief prayed on the following
rruubdf, to.wIt Ihnt ON February 20, lsli,
defendant detcrlod and Abandoned lhir PLAN
tin, and has ever rluCr sHld uAlo continued 80
To dcserI ana abandon her ana Hhld ehld that
for moro than one year before aniu abandon
mont, anu since sad dHio, he har iANcd 10 pro.
vide Tor plainuu tho common ueechshriea OF
ufc; and that Tor moro tuu one year before
said abandonment defendant uc1loi ilslnut
In o cruel manner, causing plant % great DIS
itcss aud anxiety,
Ana you ure hereby notified mt II you fall
to appear and answer lnc tal9 complaint as
above required The enid plaiuuu VIII apply to
lac court Tor the relief drW4udl therein,
Witness. inc Hon Charles q. Zane, Judge,
and the HeHl OF the lNalUri Court OF the
Third Judicial District 40 and Tor ne Territory
of tab, this l5th day ui hhftl' pa We year oi
our Lotd ono thousand eiEht hnhHred and
"'in sr{S i'I''' uENGY c. MCMILLAN.
liy GEO. d. LOOMS, Clerk.
ncput, Clerk DIV
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ASSESS MENT NOTICE

At 4 MEETING OF THE BOARD oF
n dNectors held March g3rd, 1873, AZ the
company unuc, duly called, tho fol
lowing refolutuu WIS unanimously adopted
'RcsnlgCd, That m assessment Of one and
ono half MILLS on each ami every share uf tho
enpltnl uocg ~ '1ho palautc Mining and
Milling Company q corporation. payable 10
In Inc ConstitntIon liulldins, Nam stroct, salt
Lake CITY, ON or before saturday, tho twenty.
ninth dhy u April, a. u, Nei And u sHid
asscssmcnt be- not pad on SAID twenty ninth
day NJ April,A u. 1928, the came viii become
delinquent. and II not PAD on or before the
pom day Of May, A, 10. isl, the shares NJ stock
On which said assessment remain unpaid Will
he otiorfd for snlc 10 The ONCE OF the corpora.
hon ns aforosaid, or 20 much thereof as may DO
necessary 20 pay such asscnsmnut and cost
inri,leptt thereto. Jos. ". MussEg,
Secretary of said Corporation,
a.,V T.VT GtrN March 4, lsN1
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SIMMONS.


The People oi the Territory Of Utah send
To Ella n Carey. Defendants
YOU ARR nEUEHY REQUIRED TO Ar.
4 pear To- an action brought against Won hy
tue above named plaintiff IN the district
Court ~ the THIRD Judicial ns.
trict Of the Territory OF Utah. aud
tu answer the complaint nlcd thcfein
within ten days tCNclufivc OF tho day ut Hrrs
vice. alter thu service on youuf This summnns
=lt served within tits county Oh, o. served ont
% MS county, bus in this district, within
twenty days, Otherwise Witum forty daVsaur
judgment hy default will bc tlkon ngainst you,
according tu The urlycf ot said complaint
lhia saiu action b. brought GO have d. cree
ot this cpuu dtssulVing The Wnruar0 relation
now cNNunH to wCou plafutN and defendant.
aud granting plaintiff general relief prayed
on ttt around that Tor more than one year
neat Vrinr a. Che commencement NJ this action
defendant haf wllfully AVID without UausO du.
serted and abandoned thlH plaintiff, and rc
fu eel tn again 1--we with him.
Aui you are hereby notified that " YOU faIl
So appear and answer thu ahid complaint Hs
above required sue aid painful VIII upply "a
the court Tor the relief demanded theron
Witness, tho Hon Cherries 4. 2auo, Judge
and the aoAl 0f The District Court ~ the third
judicial uistTictY in AMI tor the TERRITORY ol
Utah, mis- llnd day OF March, n tho year oil
our Load one thousand eight hundred an,
ninety three.
isHAt.I ItENRY e.. MCMILLAN, CLERK.
Ny Gtu D. LOOuts. Deputy tlUrk.
CUAp a toAn. Attorney tor plaintiff.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Lucky nill Mining Company, Location OF prin'
cipai place at hubiuUu Fark CITY, ltah,
Location % Mime, SNAKE Greek Mining DIS
trict, Nasatch County lihh.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT A
~ meeting oi tho lluHri NJ Trustees, held
ON the 18Th day Of fcbru rs, 1888, nj salt Lake
city, Utah. an assessment. number seven, OF
twutcuts per share was levied on tho capital
stock OF tic corporation payable to the secrc'
tary within thirty dAya FROM dhoNo date NJ
Sail Lake city. Utah. Any aioeg upon which
this assessment TUmaiuf unpaid On the tDth
day OF March, 1893 Will Doc delinquent aud adj
ycrtised tor sale. ht public auction, ami unless
payment 10 made be ore WI De- sold on tho bth
DAY ~ MAY, 1901. nt tiie hour Of " o'e'ock
noon, At room No 3ll rfutnuon liuilding,
salt Lake City. Utah, 20 ply delinquent assess.
mCnt together with cost Of ndyorusing and
expense oil sale. w. j. BURTON,
Secretary.
No, q Burion's Court, second south street,
between second and Third West. salt Lake
city, Utah.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

To Thomas %, LWinEi
nuns is 40 NOTIFY sou THAT iOU ARR
i indebted tome boo The sum Of tlrro hundred
uu,lars tH 900 tor laltr performed tor you,
on the Mpssn mime. situated boz Dry Canyon,
Uphr Dining District IuuulD county lWh.
-hid mine it about halt r. mile from inc hidden
Treasure mine lu p souihuchlrrly direction,
ana nuuut half "a mile from The Mona Winr in o
gOuthety direction, aud f. Joined on Che north
by the Fourth Or July mine SAID WOI was
performed As akaessmVut work Tor you Tor Mo
satue w1thln ninety Oul days ftum the date
hereof, your interest VAL be- forfeited 70 me PC
cording 10 lsw. MATEO MESA,
hahruuru lhfu fri
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NOTICE 10 oRLOIIoRs.


NroTICF is Hereby GIVEN, ny
N mo undersigned, odminisiratriN OF tue
estate OF Jane Ferguson, deceased {,
mo rrsditor0 ol, aud 900 persons having
claims against thc fud deceased. To ex
hibit them with the urtcHsary vouchers within
ten munthb after tho uul publication Of this
torpey, at the law Oilcc OF Harlow Ferguson,
salt lake CITY. IN the County Of SAT- Lake,
Territory OF Utah 1900. ..,.,.,,,,,,...
Adminlsnatrx Of ne cstatc OF Jane Ferguson,
deceased.
Dated February 2tth, lsj
EAuLow tEksuaoA. Attorney f"r e-'-'~
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT IN
N pursuance Of m order % tue Probate
Ccnri OF sNt Lake county, Territory - UTAH
In tho matter Of the estate Of sarah Watkins
decchsei. made the tith DAY OF March, 1873,
tho uudrrsigncd John 4 buckle, admlni.
traitor 81 said estate, viii on or before the iiih
dAy OF Aprll, 1898, sell AZ private sale 20 the
highest hldfcF Tor cash anu subject 10 thr mp
proyai Of SAID Probate Court, All the right,
title and interest which the faih sarah Mhisin.
hHd Ht thc time Ot her dCccnHo ur which ahli
estate has sincu acquired, ~ aud 20 the follow
ing tract Of land situated ln Salt Lake Guy
county Of salt Lake aud Territory Of uthh,
t0.Witt The east half Of the Wust hhli NJ lut
Iako tity survey, Terms ut sale cash. Deed
az the expense ut purchaser, liilH wusl ur lu
writing, and may he lUft no thu store az Nurhlr
\ son. 80 tli south, Euat Temple street, SAT-
join T. HUCktE,
Administrator OF thy tslato Of Sarah watkins.
deceased,
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NOTICE 10 oREDITORs.


FHIhtC OF WHfI y HHTTT lVVUHF'H'
NrOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ undersigned administrator OF the estate
Of Mary T.. Hall. decreased, Oh. the creditors of,
and all pcrtona having claims against the said
deceased, tn EXHIBIT thvm, with tho necessary
vouchers, within four months after tho nrHt
publication " tbs notice. in tue SAN admins
traitor ut No, Ii Constitution ilullding. SAT-
JOiN NJ. CANNON,
Administrator of the Estate Of Mary l.. Hall.
deceased
Dated March sth, lsli,
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DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.

NOTICE Is HERFnN GIVEN THAT THE
~ firm OF Orass Is Fowler. heretofore doing
husineaa at No. "a West. south Temple Stree,
SAT- Lake CITY, Utah, has this day been die.
solved By mutual consent Tho booka OF ho.
60 unit OF tho late 1rm have been placed In tho
hands OF George l.. Nyc, Commercial hlOck,
Who ~ hereby authorized 70 receive all moneys
due the late firm, and receipt Tor the same,
Dated February II, 1898,
Up. FOWLER.
JOHN GRASS
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NOTICE. 10 cREpIroRs.
EslaIe oi WnIam = Ne-mlger d0ceA,.

Estate OF william a. Nc.moyer, deceased.
NOTICE n uEHEHY ulNtN, ny the
~ uudorsigued, Lucinda htlmoyeT, cNccu
TRY ot tho cttstr OF william A. hemOyer, de,
ceased. To the creditor. ol and an persons
having claims ngiinst tHo Huid deceased, 10 "a.
hihit Thorn with tho nrrr|faIy vouchers within
ten months after tne nui publication Of THIS
notice, 10 the fhid tNc'liIN, az lhe ollieo "
building, salt Lake til. 100 ihu county u salt
Lake, Utah il'lNnN ntlAplEN,
Ixocutry OF tho estate of William 4. Neim.
oyer, deceased.
Dated March fth, lsl+
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rI'HE AGREEMENT OF AMANDA JOHN.
j Eon, the mother OF The above named
chtld, aud thc statement signed aud sworn TO
before me by her m the presence nt Two vii.
nesscs, aud the statement OF Joshua DAVIS aud
EisiU Mary DAVIS, husband uul wife, pcfaoha
signed and swush 20 before me- the Probate
judge, u IN hereby ordered thai thursday. the
llh day Of April, \. - ls1l, NJ Do o'clock A. NJ,
tine, and The Court House 81 ihls court tho
place for tho hearing Of sad nlupuon, when
hfd where nj ptTsuns interC.ifd may appear
and show cause why taid Uinid shnuldn0t DO
adopted TO said Joshua Davis and Elsie Mary
DAVIS.
Ills further ordered thai o copy OF this order
be D. ullshcd once wrrh tor - rec weeks,
rcNt PRIOR TO said hearing IN the DLsEnLr
EVENisO NEWS.
Dated this 18th day OF March. 1850.
JACOB H BLAIR Probate Judge.
CANNoS a fTnGUsON, Auorneya'
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate Of barbara lolhmcs, Deceased

NvoTIuE Is uEREBi GIVEN ny rHE IN
~ drrsirned, the administrator or the estate
az HarhnrH ll0fhinuH, neceasud, IA
having claims against tho said deceased. Il
eNhlbt thon with the necessary vouchers
WITHIN -four months afior The nrst publication
on this notice, 10 ihN san adininlatratnr ~ III
oflicr r0nns iia auh 8li Constitution Huldng
sail Lake City, IN the County VI san I.aku.
Thomas II Laws, administrator OK u,
estate Of Rural ara lloihlnes, deceased
nsiad Marnh 0rd Az
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NOTICE. 10 CREDITORS.


Estate OF Mary Ann lHHAl' deconAod.
NOTICE n Hereby GIVEN, NY THE
~ undersigned, admin rltOr Ut the estate
oi Mary Ann CANAL. dccn1Hud, 10 the creditors
u, aud ali persons having claims against said
deceased, 10 cNhimt tnFm with the Necessary
vouchers within months rfrr the lrst publ.
cation OF this notice. io che faid administratur,
Ut as itth street, 0hlt lahr Niil,in the County
Of salt Lake, ltah. .... ,.....
Administrator of thc tHiatn OF Mary Ann
CAhail, deceased
Jous 81. CAsSoy, Atty, Tor administrator.
Dated March 8 lsi,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-29
DISSOLUTION OF ooPAR TNgRsHlP.

rI,HE FIRM HERETOFORE EXISTING
under the name and style q George God.
dard 4 Company. doing business In sait Lake
CIV, Utah, ls this day Dissolved by mutual
cor sent, George Goddard assuming the nay
ment OF Nil the Indebtedness nf the company
GEORGE GOnDARD.
RICHARD SMYTH
salt Lake City, Utah, March q, 1893.