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SALE or REAL
ESTATE.

~ Office o. HEREBY GIVEN THAT IL
~ pursuance of un order ~ thr ftulnto
Court uf ~Hlt Lake County, Territory ot uuh,
made ou the lirl DAY OF Ma, :. u. 10 in The
matter OF thu ,sintr ~ %, q. Allen, deceased
tHU uHuersiguri. the administrator OF Fnid
catatC, Will coll DC private sale Co the highest
bidder Tor At least hlIt tcish ami balance on
one care time. auu subject TO confirmation
hy FHId Probate Court. on Tuesday, The 18th
dat ~ june, AID. l1t. between O'Clock lem.
nnd tuu rnitinr uf tuO tuu OF ElIt day nr after
Wh.rh dHy not exceeding HiN mouths, HIS
win De received by The undcr.. gnud iu Writing
90 lis place ~ nus.nrfs. NJ. Ia west second
south sure g. salt Lntc CITY, Juh ui any
up ca uuI including ihc day Of sale. AZ the
right, title. interest ana estate OF tho said o. D.
Allen 40 ihg time ~ NE death. and all ne
huH uY operation ~ Jaw or otherwise acquired
other th or iu addition Co that ut tar Haid
%, D. Allen at thc time ~ me death 90 and 10
~ the crfiHin piece no parcel " Land situate,
lyluE and being boz the HHid county OF salt tAau
ana rrfIi0rT ~ Uihh and bounded ani de-.
frrluoi uH follows w wiz. On undivided one
half Hs' uiprtstln Joe four lN block twenty
OIrht 'sHI, pat "A' salt Latr city survey.
uuEuUius nt tlu H1utuu est corner of taid lut
four tO running thruru north one hundred and
sky dive ,iEiI frUt, thence east eighty two
auuurcl and sINty i've tlU5l foot. thence west
eighty two and one hnif C2 feet TO place u
A.soIois uino ,ai and uW 10 block twelve
tiaI Jordan plat, lNius iu northwest quarter OF
section twenty seven llll, township nur Ill n.
o. D WnHt, SAT- Lake meridian containing
twenty acres, moro ur Ices
AlH0 an undivided one third fll Interest in
the south ht.f Of northeast quarter, nn1 south
hair uf northwest quarter, aud north hh.f ui
fuuthrasl quarter, and north halt ~ southwest
quarter ul section twenty Nul, T.I N.. Vs.,
SAT- Lake meridian, con aiming three hundred
aud twenty acres
AIHn uu undivided oue.slNth U.Gl interest in
hlurEs forty three NlI and forty fHur ttD, aud
Tote ono ,ll, two isl ana three lil. block sixty.
two Ul II. ~ Scntt's sUufiYiuu OF kinney a
Gouroy's improved plat u North salt Lake,
Territory OF Uuh.
Tormaand conditions OF sale Ouehalf cash
aud balance On one year occurred by note and
mortgage upon the premises sold.
Dated May 23th. 1873
JOSEPH q. sOUrHER,
Administrator estate u u. =. Allen. dc.
ceased.
HhrzE & nums Attorneys for Admins
traitor.
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StaDdard Cburcb Works.


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Ane,snt fphntal.n,. Of tho AmNo,h cantl
nsol u5t,,n hy ,hs hand Of Mormon upaa
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uG. rlI CLOTH, cauuu'i. 'Iul
fs1h uf MORMON. (lafge fuHtI WIrn,a-,
.ft.t 0Ht. t1isi Leather dui 800. I1ausr,
co. ~. UI1h tit.
isvetriuo nno CoNRnnntn % rH Church a.
Jri4i trf.t % Lausf dag Hl.aa containing
POI. HevraIHlt flvon b. inHpt tHIt1. o., a.
rr0plrt. '1. ue Uauilng np oi uH lrrirs ~
u1d On ur ist days. Uut, Uf'. lnt H1sa.
nn. ru moan $40. Poll D. H-s lsHlI. % ~.
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tos.f li.u
rectrina Rni Covenants. .I.IHss rrniA
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s.fHad a. an lutf1Iucuan o. ua ufa, prins.
p.oi % spiritual PHILOSOPHY N.fr.0l, La
snd Government D. roiH,HI b. Ono an
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us.t doctrine. ,ts UftI.H .. r.... 49,.
et fHrHrI.5 a,'ats. By ofs.a .a.Ho.s. a. r.
tn um.l ia EaH allai bic l"flaH 900 Patti
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


t.tatc of samuel webb. Deceased
NTO1tCE 1v HEREBY GIVEN 49, TnE
~ uuitrs EuUd, administrator ~ thU vHtliu
uI samuel WEBB. deceased, 600 the ere lituta %
ana 900 uUuUus having claims against the Flid
deceased, 60 rNhiU.t them with the necessary
vouchers, wItuu ton months alter the nrrt
publication uf tuiH notice, 60 the said ndmluiH
rutur lt h's rssiiouro at BIG Cottonwood, salt
utr County, ttHh.
Dated Ami goth. i1L
FRANKLIN wEun,
Administrator n the Relate Of samuel Webb
deceased.
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.


Estate OF Annie Underwood, deceased.
NOIICE ls uEUEHY GIVEN uY Tug
- uudUraIFuDI. executor of tho last VIII
Hu1 Testament 0f Annie Understood, deceased,
o. tNr uToiuurs OF, and nll persons having
r'aImH HEIinat tlc tlIl deceased. 10 exhibit
thCW with tho necessary vouchers, within four
months alter tNr ursf publication OF this
notice. tu the said executor no so. 90 Center
srrCt Boo sHIt iAau CITY. no ihc County nf salt
Lake, Iurutnfy NJ tunI Dated May 18th, tslI,
ALEXANDRA O.. EuW AWus,
INUeHt1f uf the 'l.t WI'I and Testament OF
Annie tuIrrNUuI. deceased
join 81. CANNON.
Attorney for Executor.
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THE THROUGH CAR LIMB.
EFFECTlYE rfB 90. 1sOL
9t'ht %TTits srd Ysrar ~ stt Lats CIV
Daily. uf foH0ipH

ARRIVE
Prov 30 VEieu poinis.. ........... 900 A ~
Prom nuu6porlaId and sAn Fran.
"H''ss'.'ss..s. .........,tss.....s FlVnN y
From iark city and Cache valley. 1880 70
IRON all Eastern routl.................. 1910 m
from Cache Nalloi and oEdon........ 40 y IN
iiou' Provo aud intermediate o.
poInts-......... .... .........,,... ....1,n
Iron Nlor Jush Ncphi, Provo.
Furnka md intermediate poil'H"et'i y N
lion Terminus tndTooeie ,.....- 400 y IN
DEPART
ltf f"eaftcru pointS...,............ sio1A a
Tor lutte, Portland San Francisco
thd Cache valley .................. iss,, p,
lor Cache Valley and PArl CITY. so ~ m
scr Eden, intermediate points and
uI points glHg .,....... .,.......s,. siio pn
lor ogden HI intermediate points
and sanFfaa tboo ................ iiiip m
For Eureka, JuAh tneMilf1rd....... 7Aat ~
lorrloyoSHd Intormsdiat, points o. op m
y or Iooolr md Terminus ......-...... sii3 IA
'laIy, sundays excepted.
TRAINS between JuAu Hnd Milford DO not run
sunday
'lil tErWTr 0FrtTr. ant wAfN Hr
u. l. hurley, Gonl AFL raasgr Dept
b. DICKINSON, Gsn1 MFr
l., l. l.onAN, u. A. 9 7 Agont.
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KuIIoE 10 CREDITORS.


NOTICE o. UrHEHY GNFN ny TuE
~ uudrrHiguCd. lNrrutriN Of tho estate ~
JOHN houa. deceased. 90 tho creditors of, and
nll persons having alms against tbc SAID DO
ceased 60 exhibit thUm Win She necessary
NuururrH, within four months after the nfHt
publication 90 tbs notice. to thU said onrru.
trtN, 90 40 lt.l i thEl1 BLOCK, salt Lake CITY,
v b, iu thU tUuLty ~ salt axe.
SARAH DECK.
EXcruuA Of John Beck. deceased.
Dated May 18Th. las.
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NOTICE.

UVO TJE NTOChuOLpERs or THE
i Sewer Mining and milling Company, a
corporation. You uro hereby moulded that tho
regular annual meeting oft mo stock h1idcrs VI
Ea'd CORPORATION will be- held 40 thr oUlrc OF The
liuluUu licrL aud Champion Mining Co.,, salt
IHkH CITY, TERRITORY oft Utah, nn TUESDAY, the
la.n day of juno, lslI 40 Che hour OF 10 anu, fur
the purpose Of UIcgunv officers Tor the Ousuiug
year and Cor che transaction ut such other huss
iueaa 90 may properly come before tho meet,
iur ily order of tuc liOnrt,
W. y. nEATIE. Secretary
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NOTICE. 10 CREDITORS.


Estate % David Walker sr. deceased.
AuIirE is uEHEUY CtNIN uN 1itE
y uIiUua.auud executors OF The yst1to Of
David MH'itr rr. IUHH.."u. Go tNu ere IIturH
uf and NI persons having claims ago MT thH
aaiu deceased tu exhibit tH0m, with the utrUa
HAtr NHIUUUrH. within ten muHthH after tho
nrHt publication ui thIH police 90 tHD HHid
yHUruiurs 90 tuC law uiICn OF y o. barker,
rgItt.AuyfnfUn bloch. salt Lake CITY and
county. Utah
Dated May ION, $50
NNtN ANN wAtkEU,
ALuANOsI ~ WuuLLEN,
UitruN a. rErrtL
Executors % the cftatc OF David Walker b.,
deceased.
D. o.. uAHKuu. Attorney Tor Esiatc.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
n the Probate Court. m and for salt Lab.
County, Territory Of Utah.

County, Territory Of Utah.
In the matter Of the estate Of Peter o. Thorn.
asaon, deceased.
NOTICE IL HEhEUY GIVEN THAT
~ olat lhomassou. Administrator OF the
estate or ietgf u. 1homaason, deceased, hua
ienlefel Tor settlement, and died iu said
.ouiI ~. unAl account Of HE administration "
tnlh estate aud petition for final distribution Of
lhc feelduc 81 slid estate among tho persons
.nulls9 iherctn, aud that saturday, tho 9tth
Jay Of june A u. is9i, At ~ O'Clock A. no.. Il
lhe e9uri room u said court, in tho Uouniy
Auuft House, salt lake CITY aud County, Titan
Territory haa been duly appointed BY the
Judge uf said court Tor the settlement Of SAID
account and hearing said petition for distrlbu.
ton, 90 which time and place any person inter.
ostcd ~ SAID estate may appear aud show
cause, n any there be, why said account should
NOT ur scsued and approved and nnal dlstrllu.
lion made aH prayed Tor.
Dated June ist, ls1
H. v. MELOY.
Jerk Of the Probate Court
by y. o. JACK. upuutv.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE



COMPANY.
Location ~ unlco and principal place Of bust.
ucss, Cullen Hotel, West second South
street, salt Lake Guy, Utah
NOTICE !, HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ % regular meeting OF the hoard OF direct.
ore oI sall company, hold on the ist day u
~ y, .1. assessment No. 8, ten per cent or
~ ul per share was levied uu The capital stock
oi the curp1. alton, payable immediately 90 tho
secretary 70 The office u tho company, room
o. Cullen Hotel, West Second South street salt
lake CITY, Utah Territory.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid ON Saturday, July lst 1870. will
hg delinquent and advertised for sale at public
auction, 30, unless payment D. made before,
VIII De sod ON Monday. July alst, IqL, al 7
o'r Or penn, % puy the delinquent assessment,
WggiItr " N tho cost Of advertising and cN.
TvnHts of .aIy.
iiy order OF the board OF directors.
j. w. WHITEHEAD
secretary Nonh FONT Consolidated Irrigation
Company
salt Lake ,.ty Utah, june lhd. isq.
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The People Of tho Torrltoty ~ TITAN.
10 William D. Robinson aud William niotorlo.
greeting
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Titl uONDs ToR sALE-THREE hun.
- drcd thousand dollars $500. t00j oh ave ibl
per cent SAT- Lake ny bonds for sale. Notice
d hereby gwen that on tho 2lnd day Of Juue,A
%. 1891, al the ONCE OF the CITY Treasurer "
OF suli city Will be sold 10 the highest bidder
~ bidders for cash IN lots " 80 bonds cach.
sad hunda arc o. the denomination o. one
ySura after date. hut subject 70 redemption NJ
ANY umo after July 1t, a u. .'0i a. the option
ui aaid city, These bonds bear interest al tho
rate OF Eve 'hl ncr cent per anuum from July
~ 4. y. lsil, until PAID, interest payable on
NE lst day Of January aud July Of each year.
lids viii DO received by W for the purchase OF
said bonds, or any part thereof, from the 2ird
day u May, 4, ~ is.u, until the glnd dav OF
june, u. 1876 ut " o'clock M. The right IN
reject any ana all bids Il hereby reserved on
ichalf ut sad city. iiy order u the City Coun-
cil ~ said city made May 18th. is9t
Il \. BAskiN. Mayor
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You ARE liEWEBN SUMMONED TO HE
Il ana appear before me, the unden Encd,
~ my once, 40 NTH precinct, salt Lake county,
lAh Territory, a. answer n complaint Mod
against You herein Wy said plaintiff within hvu
GAYS exclusive ut thc day q toryicel n this
summons lH served on you within salt Lac
illN within ten dave tt served on you outside
81 shlu riiy but within The county % salt Lake,
and y ithlu twenty days " served elsewhere,
said action b. brought 90 recover from you
ninety dollars and Interest a. the rate 81 on o
per cent per month from the 2ith day " MAY,
lsJi, uuti paid, Claimed % be- due plaintiff
rom YOU on "a promaanfy note drawn by you
favor ut asid plninuH.
And you arc hereby notified that n you TAIL
% 20 appear aud answer us above required, the
plaiuuh Will take judgment against you Tor
he sum OF ttlOl aud interest a. Aforesaid, and
CuHts NJ suit.
10 the sheriff or any constable OF said roun.
g erecting Make legal service and due re-.
turn horoon.
Gwen under my hand this Goth day u May,
A. u, ls.di ". W. GEE,
Juatlcr OF the Peace.
tfITNH. a. ItTAWHnN. AFfurWUV To- nluIWfIW
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SUMMONS.

IN the Ju.uce's Court, mn precinct. before
W w. Gee, Justice of tlH Peace
Territory ~ Utah.
County ~ SAT- Lake lfa
city Df salt Lake
Evening journal., 1893-04-10
STORIES oF TIE DAY.
rrnect 10 Meet Him.

Ready wit and imperturbable good
humor are essential portions of the sue
cessful book agents stock in trade This
was strikingly illustrated the other day,
when one of these much abused but in
dustrious and enterprising individuals
contrived TO gain access to an irascible
and profane but by no means bad hearted
bank president, who possessed the some
what rare virtue of being able to appre
ciate joke at his own expense.
Get out of here, quick, and 90 to
hellw he exclaimed to the book agent,
before the latter had time to state his
business
Thank you replied the itinerant
vender Of literature, bowing and backing
toward the door "Then | shall have
the pleasure of seeing you again.
Everybody i'm the room laughed, the
banker included, and when the noise had
subsided he promptly made aiouement
for his rudeness in his own peculiar
fashion.
THAT'S one on me-" he said. "In
take five dollars worth of whatever you
are selling and will cry quits And when
we meet again hope it viii be where
everybody sings hymns New York
Herald.
Evening journal., 1893-04-10
TnnIdenis III 10 d..

The Mount Vernon band with profes-
sor Thomas Harding as leader, went to
Newport on Saturday night in Watts S
big hack and gave a concert in the
neighboring town They did not get a
brick house. brick at a time, this time.
Merchant Tailor John E Connolly has
no intention of removing to NewY York g
has been stated, but will remove to the
old stand of T.. Connolly on Orange
street. Mr. Connolly has been in bust
ness under the X. of p Hall for the
past eleven years, or since the building 5
erection
Fifteen members Of the Warren
Athletic Club Of Wilmington passed
through this city yesterday morning en-
route to Kirkwood They were followed
by the Delaware Cycle Club, which went
TO Delaware City, bus afterward Joined
the Warren wheelmen at Kirkwood.
where all took dinner
The New Castle Fife and Drum Ag
greg alton has disbanded for the season
They will resume the tattoos early in
the fall TO be ready for the next cam
paign
The Delaware Iron Works are becom
ing buster every day and this week all
the extra hands aud men who have been
laid of will be called ia to help With the
work.
A pretty little opossum has made its
home under the old Presbyterian Church
(now Sunday school building) on Market
street.
Evening journal., 1893-04-10
New Castle Del.
Eighty Cents and a Bloycle Ride.


Early on Saturday evening John
Jenkins a new and fresh negro lad called
upon William Massey. a well known con.
tractor of the same race and demanded
payment of balance of so cents due for
services rendered. As, fortune has not
smiled upon the contractor of late he
replied that cash was short and the
Jenkins claim could not he paid. Hot
and abusive language followed where
upon Massey started for the mayors
Office in q cGnter The enroged and
penniless jenkins followed and threw
several brickbats at the head of the
cantering contractor. One brick struck
its mark and the youth, then fright.
ened, desisted and started for Whining.
ton.
Patrolman Morgan is determined
man. When he heard that Bad Boy
John Jenkins had fled out the causeway
be donned a soft hat and citizens coat
and mounted a ball bearing safety. On.
on he few and caught the mapping
jenking playing far of his base. Jen
kins was frightened and repentant when
the plucky officer brought him i'm before
Mayor Herbert yesterday morning. Oh.
how he despised the stonepile. how re-
voting seemed a months solitary con
tnement. The mayor took mercy upon
him and dismissed him with a reprimand
The mayor also took the names Of several
other bad colored boys who are nuisances
about town and have been disturbing
religious worship on Vine street.
Evening journal., 1893-04-10
APPEARS TO SHUE THEIR SOCIETY.
senator David Uin Of New York Doesn't
Like Women and Never Drinks Wine or
Plays Cards.

senator David nm Of New York Doesn't
Like Women aud Never Drinks Wine or
Plays Cards.
A New York newspaper man who
spent Sunday in Baltimore, told the fol
lowing story Of Senator Hill of New
York He said.
Hill is one Of the most singular men
| ever knew. In fact he is not like any
other man / ever met, and have known
him for many years
He is absolutely and thoroughly a
politician. He thinks of nothing but
politics, and all he does is carefully CON
sidered in its bearings on politics
especially New York politics.
"Hill seems to care nothing for the
things which 60 the average man form a
large part of life, and what most men
think make life really worth living He
cares nothing for women, aud for manv
years has appeared to shun their society.
He cares nothing for society. Even
'in Washington, where society makes
such large part of life, Senator Hin.
or as We New Workers call him. Cover.
nor Hill, is never known to take part in
or lend his presence to any social gath
ering.
He never drinks or plays cards. He
has no bad habits Of any sort so far as
even his most intimate friends know
and cares only for the simplest things
in his daily bill Of fare.
He never has had, so far as known.
what Is usually called bosom friend
lie never has had real confdant.
He is apparently consumed with a
desire to be President OF the United
States, and the great disappointment of
his life was his defeat at Chicago
last June, when he fully expected to
win.
Il do not believe there has ever been
his like in American political life before
nor Is there another man like him in
politics to-day. He belongs to class
Of which he is the only specimen extant.
II he should ever become President his
will be queer administration
Another popularity of Hill is his
hatred Of newspapers l believe if be
could have bis way he would suppress
with high hand all the newspapers
that are opposed to him. He firmly
believes that his defeat at Chicago was
the result OF a conspiracy Of what he
calls the 'Mugwump Press" He
believes even yet that he was the choice
Of the people for President, and his
defeat was entirely owing to the attacks
made on him by the leading newspapers
Of the country.
"Hill is really an absolutist In his
views. While he is nominallv A Demo.
erat, he is naturally and by instinct a
boss Of the most arrogant type. and
could he have his own way would run
things in high handed, arrogant man
ner.
he never forgives, nor does he ever
forget While he may make a truce
with an opponent, or with one who NAV
be In his way, he never forgives him.
and sooner OF later, IL he can do so. he
gets even. He is as hard and unrelent
ing as steel
In my opinion, it will not be long
before be viii openly break with Presi.
dent Cleveland, and endeavor to form a
party IN opposition to the plans of the
administration. Baltimore News.
Evening journal., 1893-04-10
Personal Events.

Miss Lily Crook, Of Chester, Pa is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Wilmer Hanson,
on Vine street.
Miss Mile Holfner has returned from
her visit 60 Coatesvlle, Pa.
Frank G. Weggenman, the we'll known
signal tower operator will apply for the
position Of postmaster at New Castle
Auditor Thomas Holcomb came home
from Washington, on Saturday, after his
first fortnight of work i'm his new office
Frank Reynolds, the well known r A..
B. man will soon wed Miss Mary Walls
of Clayton street
William Webb, son Of Editor Webb.
Of the South Chester News, and
Charles Durham, spent Sunday with
friends here.
Captain J. L Phillips and Operator
John II Martin returned last night from
a Philadelphia trip, greatly improved in
health and spirits.
Evening journal., 1893-04-10
CoIored aran nrnns d..

Jacob Russell, well-known colored
man. dropped dead while sitting ashes at
his home on Vine street last evening
de suffered from beart disease, brought
on by constant worrying over two bad
children who have been a menace to the
community for several years. Russell
was an ex slave of patriarchal appear
ance He wore a clean shaven face and
an old colonial hat He went about town
as we'll as ever all day Saturday and
never complained Of feeling i'll once. The
Evening journal., 1893-04-10
All for one Glimpse at Grover.

Three New Castle girls hurried TO
Wilmington on Saturday evening on the
525 train TO get one sight Of Presi
dent Grover Cleveland ss he stepped into
Mr. Bayard's carriage at the station
When they arrived there they pushed
their way through the multitude with
true pluck aud determination. Upon
arriving at the w & n station, they
entered the building and finally gained
admittance upstairs TO the Delaware
Construction Companys Office. Here
they hanged from the windows and
eheered and clapped their hands as the
President rode past.
Evening journal., 1893-04-10

We are showing superb line Of Com
bination Folding Beds in handsome de-
signs, in price from $11OO to $4,000. The
Gun Bed is the only combination bed that
a lady can operate with ease; that will not
wear the carpets; that leaves the cabinet
and mirror in front when the bed is in use,
and that is practical for every day use.
These beds do not mar the appearance of
the room, for when open or closed they
show only handsome piece Of furniture.
The illustration above shows the bed
when in use and when closed When
closed the closest observer will fail to dis
cover the least semblance Of a bed. No
springs to get out Of order, and not the
least danger Of the bed closing up, except
when you desire it.