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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20
nuILDING coLI.ArsEs.

HopKINsynLE. Ky. Oct. lg.-This
morning the building Of the Blumenstoll
Carriage Manufacturing company collapsed,
killing John Warner % Nashville Tenn.
Chas. DAVIS OF Clarksy' Wenu.. received
Internal Injuries from n will die.
An unknown man VIZ @ Com. hurt.
Several other wqrlin' StaGSj;' iHsH,,s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20

BEEYIILE Tex, Oct 1o.--jSpeclnl. 1.-The
body Of Robert Brpmuer was found three
miles above town. where he sulcided last
night. His mothef's uame aud address is
Is ihnlln Hay, lsllbank Cottage. Keith
Banff county, Scotland.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20

prrTsBIRG. Pa. OK. 19.-By the cav.
Ing IN Of q tr.,ncii al the Homestead steel
4v0rls thAs Iuar1iinE Two men were Killed
ana five ininred one finally. The dead are:
Andrew Dursk and John 3leAlanus-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20

don. know his naine -
What kind OF looking ieiioW WAS neg
lie was a low iellgw.
Have nuy Whisktrsf
NVs, sir.
Stout or slender
NOT very hYlNy, 80
DARK complexion OF fairf
DARK. 80
bark, n, !,
have Gn9
lie Ind on between a gray ana
browa
/ don't Know, but l think they were
Il DID I'd he have any marks?
Did he come IN the house with Gun
ncllsY ,
Yes, sir; hc was In the Kitchen.
Yes. Sir.
Did You ever see him before mat
Nav. an Sunday at . o'clock when you
saw Miss Twomcy, where were your
yon was tbcre2
Mrs. liuppy. him and Miss Maggie
Tvotnry
Who ,lseY
That WAS al when ! was there.
How long did you stay thereg
Only few minutes. went right
VIVA, did You YOU got! 60 there Ss.,i ior'
DID vuu get Il?
No,
WIZ ,t.,i., ana.
Objected to and the objection S"''
Wel, who, who did Tou ask for the 0e'r'
Mr Harry, an r...,. ,,.,on 90,
Where was AiiHs lW9hcY "nup ~"
la the kl,chen where uhcF 'opN'u uh"
ate.
Where was Mrs. Happy thehf
/ In the kitchen, TOO
WAS Miss lWomry vitlihg OF Hlnun'
inRY
She WIS SITTING down.
How about Mrs. Happy IN TINS re-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20

Yes, sir
Please dcscrlbc where It was located
lust nj the corner between the yard
On the west side of this yard1
Yes. sir.
Hack OF the negro woman'a honsof
How high was that stahlcy
1t was tolerahle high,
About how nigh; twenty fcetf
don't know; | guess II was.
Where did you come from to for1
came from San Antonio,
What did you do at San Antoniol
lived there with my grandmother
Who is your rrandmotherf
Mrs NJ ]. Land,
What did you DO for a livingF
How ia you 1.-Two?
| lived with my uncle,
Which uncle dh you live withf
Niy amts husband.
Which auntf
jennie Ashton.
WHAT Is your real namef
Annie Edmunds,
Wtrr you ever marrlcdf
i'm rcsponsc 10 questions the witness
confessed to being an unchasle woman,
and that she had been an inmate oil
house OF NJ rcpute' ,,.,,a
who put you ~ Annie pillon ~
/ went there myself.
who told YOU to stay theret
bid ANY officers have you under ar
rest there3
Was anybody guarding yon there?
Mo NJ ~, was the first person you told about
40 80, bovn testified 10 tolayI
Mr. Gillespie.
Vlen lid You tell himP 80,
me ia, that Jim Dillon got out oil lM'
when was tlntY
dou'i know,
How long asof ,,on,h
'fisl won toll him before Jim got out OF
iail or afterwards
IL was before he got out,
How long before you told before jim
got ont Of jnll3
II was not a great Whhe'
About how longf
nnHIWItt You you GO there and tell him ut
| Jim DUon's requcstf
AZ Annie Dilon's requestY
ga jiiim Dillon know you were going
] thoref ,h,, iI .,,t mt
| 40 not know whether nc aug hpl nuL
How came 4!lm to be turned OUT ""'"
you told Mr., Gilesmet
Ycn wrr,, not told that II you would
iell this jim Dillon would 40 Uer'
No sir | was not,
DO y0u know who tod Nlr' "lHeapi'
that y0u knew nnythingf
Did YOU ever tell Jim lillon What you
| knew
No. sir.
iii you ever tell Annie Dillon?
Jid say soincthlng to her regarding II
o,e nieht.
| How long before you talheu 10 "''
| ciiiesnieY
| About three DAYS.
Then Won were mistaken when you sniu
| t,nt Mr. Gillespie was the first one you
| tnid about M
| Nos 81
h hg'' a. tuo,y whether Annie told jim
obop, Il or notf
49, "a 49,, 40 % ga Mr. GillosDiel
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20
THAT CIRCULAR
Sent to Harrison Comfy Farmers
Giving Rise TO white-Capping
Ilumora.


MARSHALL Tex. Oct lA-(Speclal.)-
rbo e.linysir, Ia az, o,,,, c,,,. - fh, c,r.
Nv 'V'i""iHs - "n eA"S. ''r! VI 'i'
cuiar received by Mr. ZIP Scott OF this
city, and which gave rise 10 the report
,l,,,,. y,,i,i,o,o,,, ,,t,a 90 ,,,,,,a.s mn
MN, Mn, "t,.ev'lS I1aVe 70 stunsis
A "" 80
WAS received by the sherin OF the county
with the request That IL be mailed TO the
r,,,,,r, %, m ,o,,,,,.
A"'''' VI 'A'' ''u'N''
TO THE FARMERS OF THE SOUTH.
-.
Natchez, Miss, Sept. % 1913.
The price OF cotton Is In your own hnuds.
England france ana tue continent nave
q nne trade and are largely under con-
tract for their goods.
nm ,,,ori1 ,,.,, a., q, h.itov, ,,,r,,,. .ha
nv "'iiu was 'eu u" oeHe'c uu'L- 'ne
summer that the current crop would be
100000 bales, and more than their re-
ortra,,ar,s
W.,
since then estimates have been nodlnei.
but they still believe the crop Ia larger
tbor a. l.
- =.
Ihe agricultural bureaus report, IT u
means anything. indicates u crop loss than
Last wa. ,rttJ 4, go ,,.,,,t1 ,,.t,rt,ti,,
inst yssf which ns, true, W9 G 9rnSrn
~, SaSa hs,at O,,,,s,I ~ H., linz hs.l,
10, cnttn,,g NeeA ~NN"9eu VI NO-us
'Syhether IL he ,rne or false IL has had
.be airset Of aIyanci1y nrices opc and one.
nn,f, ce al M, mi, ONo anu V'
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OLD MAN HAPPY
is IN THE TOLLS,
Remanded 10 Jail With Bail
Denied.
HIS FACE BLAEClES VlSIBL.


low Tire Murder Was Commi ted
and How the Body OF Miss Twumry
Was Hauled Away in a Two " hecI-
ed Cart by Four Sien-Ihc wompn's
Story Of What She saw aud Heard.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20

Henry IN Of Franc. They were intend
ed TO be used as infantry or as cavalry.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20
REAL ESTATE.

Being In liquidation, we offer great
variety OF Real Estnte holdings, consisting
OF fine rcsideLces, business and building
lots. and an immense acreage Of improved
and unimpfoyed lands for sale az sacrb
hce.
the hfHcSaAT'S NATIONAL 6lSk.
FORT WORTH, xRxAs
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80
THE Font WORTH GAzErTE
WIN lssne Trades Edltinn. Dec.
J ccnSisang'of sixty rHousASp
copies. This viii he iiuo medium
for advertising purposes, anu many
will take advantage OF itl-Gatea-
vile Advance
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GHY fHE DESERBr EEEB SHOuIi
BIZ SUBSCRIBED POR IN PRBPER.
EECR TO ANY OTHER PAPER.

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Jesus Christ Of Latter-dsy Saints, aud
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Church Authorities arc eIpr essod and
given to the Saints.
At may always be rolled upon ..
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every question proper for public journals
In treat upon.
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t.atsr-dAy Saints, and has, from IL in
cop,ion, yAliAntly defended their righa.
aud advocated tho principles In which
they believe: and every Lattor-day Saint
should therefore fool under obligations to
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Al N not published for speculation,
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which u ia capable OF accomplishing The
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nifty.
On 10 doing it, utmost to establish
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making and type.founding, stsreotypinE
aud elsotToplailng - branches necessary
10 tho development and independence Of
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Infancy (which In this Territory they
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0.-Thero il no danger Of any sub
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ly was IN the act Of fastening the bnok
door, which IA barred by heavy
wooden bar. This he hal In his hands
ard IL supposed 10 have been placing
lt In place when attracted uy aJmp
noise, presumably the assassin enter.
ing, He had turnei aud was ih'iut
the 'front.' door when the shot was
ffed. The bail eutefe Autut nm inch
abovo the fight nippe anu euureIy
liefced thu hear, causing iustan.
death. iheru was 40 sig ola powder
maik, 20 the revolver must have been
hela "a TOW sct away. Wtlsh fell with
the woUden bar iu ms hhnls and we
found In that y siliou. He hal NJ
enemies that are kuoNn uii AMI 10
rubbrfy was tuu motive the Wyuli-be
fobuei was eithtr frightened away or
alter committing the NV vi crime,
could not fluisn his ua'thr " WORK.
The deceased leaves n VIE anu six
small Chilafen, tue eldest ten aud tue
youngest Il mere bate. TIE dttd was
comnittel la mn adjoining yard %
where DR.. Schmidingvr shot hi1 VIE
last wees, aud Sohmidiuger war one
vt tnu tr-t 10 respond To 'hu general
call.
In 1874 woman was killed in d
house which stuOi on the site u0A
occupied ~ tho Palace noiei nt san
Francisco. a Young man ~ the name
Of Reiugio hihrrn was arr sitd on
suspicion OF having cuihmitird the
crime, as he Was seen ~ the hJute on
that evening. tliutra was inIictgd,
convict d nnd sentenced to bu haugeI.
rhr principh witness VINO appeared
araitst hini was one Garcia, WIN rN.
hibitpd great earltatutfs iu he tgs.i.
muny. a few uay- before tuo zen.
iencr OF uaecuuuu on ltrfusiI wa 90
he carried out, he Uacaptd from ltruu.
Twelve yoats after his escape hu vas
re.nrrtetru nj NusnieF, anu un thr l1th
day Of April, 1906, was re.srntgu,e!
10 life imlrisJnmuut NJ the tefriinr1l
Prison. Some lime alter hlh escape
evidence WIS developed which inui-
Gated his Innocence, while " polnitu
to the guilt OF Care ~ thr chici wit
meas against him. Garcia was alter
wards peeu Ia McSico several times.
He made iuil confession ni
the crime, stating as reason
FOR his tss,ilying R,ainst hiorta
that the latter had itiunus who could
give him dt ienAe, WINE me- balciA'
was without friends and without
money. The evidence on Tue lflal
would Indicate eomo truth Ia TINS
statement. Garcia was n desperate
character aud the woman murdered
had been tot some TINE his mistfess.
lie was jealous Of young R.beria, who
was a mere 10Y. These iacti taken IN
connection with other evidence were
taken up last week by Governor
Hughes hnd pardon granted, the
governor telling morally certain that
Ribprn was Innocent. Furthermore
he had made an excellent record in
prleon and was highly commented by
all officials, both old aud new, for Ills
exemplary conduct. There Il no rua'
sonable doubt that Riheria was mn In
nocont man, ana that he has suffered
these long years Of impfieonmei ioi
the crime Of Gafcia, who IL still nj
large IN sonora, Mexico.
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NOTICE u HEREBY GyEN TuAr IN
~ pursuance u an order Of tho Probate
.ouri ~ lho county ~ Salt Lake, Territory OF
ltlh, made on the 2nd day OF june 1873, III the
master ot che estate OF William Maithcws 81
dcccaaci,ihr undersigned administrator " said
estate WI cell no private sale, 10 the highest
BIDDER Tor c1sh, bY sealed bids IN writing, and
subject tD counrmaton u Probate court gu
FRIDAY thc a1th uf June, 1919, At y O'Clock M.
htht Jaw onrc % james ~. MoYlc rooms
$3.50 Constitution building, a south. Main
euoctt sAt Lake CITY, Utah ~ the right title,
interest auh estate ~ sai1 William Matthews
n. deceased, unf OF thc estate ~ saId William
Matthews -r, deceased, IN aud 10 ll that
ttr'aiu Iut pr parcel Of land situate IN toe
CITY ami county NJ salt iato Territory 81 Utah,
unl dcsrlnn1 na fulloWH. 90 wit
All nf Int three |il. block UiEht o., pl1t q,
saIt lhso uty survey. Located on corner "
lIrsi aud sfrrots
Terms and conditions of sale. Cash. ten nor
cent on purchase pure 81 bu paid on day Of
eNr balance on confirmation Of sale hy
ihr Probate court Decd NJ expense ~
purchaser.
salt lake CITY. Utah, June 5th, i-pi.
MClAtlp MATTHEWS,
Aamlh'slfaior OF the estate Of WIN. Matthews,
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AssessMtNI NOTICE

fI'llE SEWER MiNiSG AND MILLING
a COMPANY principal place ot business,
ton " mine Gold 1911 Mining district Piute
County tab.
Noucc b hereby given that a. meetnrof
lhr dltcciorao ~ me SEWER Mining and Milling
Company. held on Ma al. tsli an asaussment
ni uuc hlli % one cent per share was levied
on The capital stock OF Incorporation, payable
ai eier % w. hcatic secretary, AZ the Oflco
ing, rult IaAs city.
Any st1ct upon which this assessment may
remain uupait on the Third day ~ July, isaJ,
VIII BE- delinquent be advertised Tor sale
% public auction, und unless payment "a
made before Will be- sold on the Twentieth day
NJ July. lsNl. 90 pay the delinquent assessment
tpFethcr Win costs OF AdyeTtifins aud expense
% sale. W, y. HkATiE, Secretary.
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MARsRAL,s SAG.

nURsUANT TO AN ORDER or SALE TO
i me directed by tho THIRD judicial District
Court uf the Territory ~ ulah, shall expose
az public eulo, Ht the front door of the County
Court House, IN The CITY Of salt Lake, County
OF halt lake hnd Territory Of uthh, on the
18Th day OF juno lsIJ, at twelve O'Clock NJ,
all tho righL THE, claim, and interest OF A. T..
Williams, EmmA 4. Williams aud George Gnss
Of, iu, and 10 tho folluwins described real
rHtAtr, situate, lying, and being Boa SAT- Lake
County, and described as tul.uWH, tptwit All
OF blocks seventeen 10, twenty. eight ,isI and
twenty nine l3l, the north hH'f NJ DOB eighteen
lHI. hiOct furiy'HUNrn tll, lot six ldI, block
twenty one t3U, Tote seventeen llI and
eighteen lsI ,ulock thirty dis ul ,lots eight lsI,
uiur COB aud ten Illl and twelve
lg 200 block sAtF.HN .ln. luis three
sI. four .l aul Eve laI bon block thirteen
IN lot two .sI u block twelve uN
and lot eight lsI lu block rnrty four $50 an ln
Kinney aud GOur.hy'a improved city plat Of
salt Lake CiU, also AN NJ block sos tG'
containing twenty four lslI lots Boa Carton
CITY addition, D.. ht %, fuhdNlHiuu uf sixty ful
arrtf of part of me west hiatt OF the north
west quarter OF section twenty, township one
south of range one west, salt LAKE meridian
lots twenty one l2l. twenty two ti2, twenty
three f3II AMI twCutysfnur go, IN block two
lll. plat % an Garden tItY addition.
10 be- sold hs tho property ni 4, o. williams,
EmmA s. Williams luu George Goes 10 tho suit
Ut The Nhupnal bant OF the licpuhAc.
Terms pt sale, cash.
Dated June oh, 1913 ,,,.,...,,,.
O., 9, MarshaL
by joins Is, CuMMoc6. Deputy Marshal.
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IN The Probate Court. in and fHr salt La
louulL. Ium-IlrY % uAL

10 The Probate Court. in and fHr salt Lake
County, Territory NJ Utah
IN the matter Of tho estate of James Wictonsi
deceased.
NOTICE Is iiENEuY GlNEN THAT
~ John MllluuEhHy. administrator Ur tho
,HtHtg 0t ihmts Wltkrna. q ceased hoe Iru-
lurrl Tor settlement anu d Ell IN said court, his
nuHl account of NE ndmiulHtfuuOn W faiu 90.
nie amt petition for nnal distribution NJ The
rctldW N said estate among the pUrauus
entitled thereto, aud that " pduraday, the iHth
day of Inly, Al. ia.l. no 700 ocs u m ut
lhr court room Of SAN court. iu tho County
tuuri House. salt Lake ClIy aud County. ttah
ICHutory has teen daily appointed By the
Jutsc " fAli Cont inr goo settlement II SAID
account md hearing aaId petition fur dHtrihu.
u1nt ut which time and place any person
Interested loo sHid rHiatr may appear aud show
cause, 10 anr there hr, wht sad account should
nos hc settled aut approved bud nuai dlstfibu.
ton made HH prayed fur.
Dated June ana, 1879
No. " MFIOY,
lltrt nf The Probate Court
by .. v. JACK, Deputy.
y. 90. Mon o.. Attorney.
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fE4Hf UNION
(lt'sss PACIFIC
[#W SYSTEM.
The THROUGH CAR LINE.
Effective Juno H.. IrD:s.
T.omi frrir. asf bVHr % ale Lais
OF. MIR. a. fHHH.

~ htfthNt - hihf - ~" we
T.oHi 1rrr aed Dvrr % ale Lais
Cfa DtB. a. iaHa.
Auuivl
FROM aii Eastern points ...,......... o 90 am
Prom lutte. Portland. San tmn.
cisco. cache valley 8ud ug.c1..iO 90 n
Prom all Eastern points Fora DIy
and OTlcn.........,. .. .......,ll 90 a M
from Cache valley and oFisna.--.. 10 y m
IRON Provo ans intermediate
points .....t.......... ............. 90 m
,rrom Milford. Juah. Nophi Provo.
Eureka aud lntcrmthutg points 90 pm
'From Terminus and Too,iU............. Z 90 ~ m
utrAhr.
lUr 90 Eastern points. .........as..,.... 70 m
Tor Butte luril ND. -nu ttal.te1
and Cachc cy........... cello % q m
Dor Opdcn,r lty. nlcrmJfHto
points anl1II points tast......... @ 90 p m
Tor osdcn. Hl ln.o.rcdiatcpH.pu
and van irucisto..... ............ o. 90 p m
ttor iuiuAa. JuAD aud Milford. Z 30 % 900
for rrotoard intermediate I1uts.... o 90 p m
'ior l"ogIo Iui r,IHinls. .s......... e. "a 900
sDaiy. -uuI.ss cEtcptid
.ruius b.twtou Juab auI Milford do not
run sundais
City Ticket enc, 20i Main Street
DR. uUULlY. Gcui 'a' rausr popt
D DICKINSON. 0ouera. Man Ect.
E.i LOMAN, car an. Agent
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Do che Probate Court. boz and Cor Salt Take
tou ~, Territory Ut Utah
On tho matter of Che Is'ltt OF simpson o..
Nuuutrr. deceived
NoriCE is UEHEHN GNtN THAT
~ u Inhrh MrtIui ituHbsvr. uavIi ~.
huuiHn uu George ~. tarduUr.Itho EXECUTOR
ut ] |at Will auu trttlurut ana 20 enc estate ut
hiupH1u 10. lluHtkrf deceased. have rendered
Toe settlement, nui Oh u ben said court. dual
account nf their Naturalization ~ HHid
tetatu and petition tor nual tistri.
hut0u of th0 residue Of Hl'i estate
among Wo pgrsora Snttlrd thereto. aud
that Wu'ncHdHy, the ilih day uf July, a. 10,
isl ut llo'clurk O. m. ut the court room ~
said court, lu tho County uuf House, salt
lnNr tlIy aud County. Utah Territory. has
been duly appointed POI thc judge ~ slil count
Tor thH tCulrmrut uf sfd account uuf hearing
sait pc iilou Tor dIstuHutun at which time
and u'Hco ans person Interested in sHid UstHtn
may aUUtIr aud ruuW cause, % any tlrrv Dee,
why slh Hrrnunf HhuuIt not hr HrItird and
approve Hul nuHi distribution made aH pray cd
fnN
Dated June i1th. l.H.
g. " MLLOY.
f'Cft fthr Probate Court
UY y. IAuh. DEPUTY
MAtptLt q ApAMH, Atorncya Or Estate.
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NOTICE. 10 CREDITORS.


Eftlto Of Margaret a. bcWing, Deceased.
NOTICE I, liEWEHN GIVES ~ the
~ undersigned, administrator with the will
annexed of The "HtAto nj Margaret a. prWinE.
deceased in the creditors Of, and All persons
having claims agNnGt the said dvco sod. % en-
Wu't Ihrm with tho necessary vouchers. with.
Boz ten mon Boz after the nfHt publication ~ thIs
notice. Go the Halu bt0rgr A. Lowe. udmiuiHtra.
tor. ll hlH olcc, No. lt5 first he. street, SAT-
lake city, Utah, Boz the County Of salt Lake,
Dated June 4id, 100,
GEORGE a. LOWE.
Administrator OF estate Of Margaret 4. ueWing
NTHHuaNM
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE HEREBY GIVEN by the US
~ dHfuiFuri, admiuistTHtriN with tho will
ceased 10 inc creditors Of, aud nll persons
having r'AlWa against tur said deceased, 60 eNs
tth.i them win tho necessary vouchers, within
ten Wuutls after the ufst publication OF this
not rr, o. the Huid udWluiatratriN WIN the will
Annexed nt tHo W u0lrc NJ o, y. lArtor, Noe,
n 100 Dr., scott Auerharh block, 10 Main street,
sait Lake cry AMI County, Utah
AhNtsS b. PATTERSON,
AdmluiHtrntrIN with The WIN Annexed OF Re-
tate NJ Robert Peterson, deceased.
Dated June 10, 1888,
.. D. MAmMLm. AII-rMnN for u.LnLn
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NOTICE. TO oREpIToRs.


NOTICE i HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
N undersigned, b Lonfuuurnw, admins.
uAtlr Of tho estate NJ ~, N, lialyoraru, DO
ceased, 90 the creditors Of, and lI porsonz
having claims against tue sad deceased 10
EXHIBIT thUm with ono necessary vouchers,
within ten months after tho fret publication uf
this notice, O. tho tMd g. q. lpufsuuruw, 40
miniairatur, NJ hls onico, Rooms On 2 CONNER
cial block, u tho rly of salt Lake, iu the
County of Salt iaEe Utah Territory.
Dated salt LaEc Clty, April 10TH, lslA
C.t' LOOFnOuEOW
Administrator or thC estate OF II. N, Hnlyor.
sen, deceased.
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lu the Probate Court 100 and Tor salt Lake
County, tcrutory of TITAN

~ Tue lNNNNNf fhMIA ~ ana Tot SAT- Lake
County, Territory " ttAh.
ln the matter OF The Estate NJ Mary Goldberg.
deceased.
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT NOR.
~ d. tu.lhufE ndmiuIHuAtuf uf ihC estate
90 Mary Goldberg, ducvasOi. has rendered Tor
HtNIcmunit ana u.Cd in Hnld count, bio final urs
count Of lIiH administration NJ SAM estate aud
petition iur nrll diHulhutinu at tnU residue ~
Haid vstAtu among thu VUrslua cntl lod thereto,
inh that Ncinrsta" The llih day 81 July, A %.
f'. 40 Do am, % the ruuft room uf said court.
~ toe county tnuu house, salt Lake CITY and
county, lthh Territory, nns been duly ~.
puirttd hF thc Judge pf said court Tor the fct.
uomcnt of said account anu hearing said pcu.
ton Tor distribution, ht which time and .ularo
any person interested IN said tatatU may 80.
pear AMI show cause. q any there be-, WHY Hnid
account should not be- settled and approved
aui hna' distribution made as prayed fof.
Dated June ifth, l'pf.
a. v. MELOY,
CLERK n tho Probate Court
NAbpILL & ADAMS, Attorneys Tor the ~.
tate.
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