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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-10-23

The charter of Encampment No. 1877,
Union Veteran Legion of Portland, was
received last week. 1t has been suitably
framed and will be placed in the window
of Owen, Moore & Co.'s store for few
days. The organization is meeting with
very marked success and the veterans are
more than pleased with what has been
accomplished in The short time since 1T
started New members are mustered in
at every regular meeting, and quite
number of applications are in the hands
OF the committee for investigation.
Veterans who are eligible, whether be-
longing in this city or not (or in fact the
state" can join this encampment, as the
organization is national in it's character,
and the jurisdiction of the encampment
is not limited. Every member of this
association has seen a long term OF active
service, and most of them have received
one or more wounds from rebel bullets,
and they will heartily welcome to the
order any of their comrades who have
passed through like experience.
The Union Veteran Legion is IN perfect
harmony with all other army organiza-
lions, and, is as a matter of fact, COM
posed very largely of members of the
Grand Army of the Republic. This new
order brings together in body, when
they meet, the oldest veterans OF the
war, and their long period of enlistment
found most of them side by side IN
many battle, as regiments and brigades
were constantly changing from one de-
partment to another.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-10-23
Liquor Seizures.

Deputies Chute and Sterling seized a
barrel of beer at 235 Fore street Saturday
night and arrested the bartender, Ed
ward A. Smith. When they drove Off a
crowd gathered and jeered and shouted.
Chute in consequence arrested Thomas
De Costa, as one of the ringleaders, for
melting the crowd to riot. Seizures We're
also made at 342 Fore street, ~ Maple,
31s Fore, Il Centre, 13 Newbury, and
small lot of stuff in the rear of the Nc
Glinchy block on India street. taken
altogether the sheriffs put in busy day.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-10-23
BRIEF JoTTiNGS.

There was a heavy fog last night in the
city.
Saturday was splendid October day
and Sunday equally fine.
The Fraternity club will meet this
evening at the Sherwood.
There were 43 arrests last week, of
which 80 were for drunkenness.
The $50 express for Boston Sunday via
Western Division has been discontinued.
The Relief Association of the Fire De-
partment has voted 800 towards the
funeral expenses of John Fl. Fleming.
Trefethen and Bearce have seven dry
fish cargoes in process of unloading.
Three of these are from Nova Scotia and
dutiable at the custom house.
Mayor Baxter said Saturday that early
in November gentleman from Boston
will appear before the Portland city gov
eminent and lecture on municipal re-
FORMS.
The steamer Manhattan from New
York arrived at o'clock last evening
with very heavy freight and few pas
sengers. She was delayed by the fog
some two hours after passing the Isle of
Shoals.
In the United States Court Saturday
Judge Webb declined to naturalize John
Fitzpatrick because he has no permanent
home, being employed on the Cottage
City and living on the boat.
The prospect is that the fish market
will be very dull today. The only arri-
walls yesterday were the Maud Miller, with
$4,000, and the Martha D. McClain, with
1900 pounds of cod and paddock.
MI. C. W. T. Goding's party for Chi
cago will leave over the Grand Trunk
this morning, Conductor Thomas Jewell
in charge The following Pullman cars
"Waco," 'sPalamon'' and "Cereoo," will
be assigned to the party. Mrs. B. j.
Woodbury. will go as chaperon.
At Rest Haven, " Franklin ST., Mon
day night, Oct. %, at 73o Rev. Mr.. Mac
Allister of Old Orchard, will speak on
Gods Dispensational Plans. All are
welcome.
A couple returned from the Worlds
Fair last week to find their house had
been entered in their absence and $20C
worth of silverware taken.
The dredge Plymouth Rock will dredge
about the Marine Railway.
The Oregon. of the Dominion line, is
expected Nov Goth, the first steamer Of
the line this season from Europe.
J.Wheeler & Sons civil office at Deer
ing was entered one day last week and 81
in money taken.
There will be an adjourned meeting Of
the Portland Sunday School Superin
tendents' Union Monday evening at l7.3(
o'clock, at Y. NJ. c. A. rooms. A large
and prompt attendance of all members Of
the union, especially all active superin
tendents, is desired. Special business
will be the election of officers and discus
sion of plans for fall work.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-10-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CITY OF PORTLAND.
Notice 10 Contractors.

GEALED proposals for constructing about
- Pas feet OF ~ inch sewer in Sherman
street, will be received at the office Of the
City Engineer until Friday, the 9th day of
October, 1893, AT O'Clock D. M, when they
will be publicly opened and read.
The successful bidder will be required a.. to
factory to the Comtnittee on Drains and Sew
ers, to insure the proper fulillment of the con-
d1tions of the contract
Blanks on which proposals must be made ana ana
can be obtained at the Office of the City Engi-
The committee reserves the right; !. to reject
interests Of fi thu, c iilos so to do DO.
Bids ;, should I be - marked Proposals for
sewer" and addressed to
Chairman Committee on Drains and Sewers
oct23 dGd
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ScarbOrO.

Scarboro is erecting lot of new guide
boards throughout the town.
Mr.. James Moulton, Of Gorha1n, while
painting on his brothers. house at Duns-
tan Corner Friday, slipped on ladder
and fell and broke his leg below the
knee.
Nonesuch Lodge K. of P. are expecting
to have lot of work this fall and winter.
The wells are getting low in Scarboro.
1t has not been SO dry for man 7nars as
it is this fall.
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when Baby was sick, we gave her Castorfs.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castorla.
When she had Children, she gave them castoria.
dec11 eod&1Wy
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Cut the Actress In Two.

In play at the Folies Dramatiques an
actor weakened in trying to carry in his
arms Mile. Leontine, whose weight was ex-
traordinary Make two trips" advised
a voice from the gallery. Philadelphia
Times.
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mrs. Winslow's soothing syrup"

has been used over Fifty Years by millions of
mothers for their children while Teething with
perfect success. 1t soothes the child, softens
he Gums, allays Pain. cures Wind Collie, reg
ulates the bowels, and is the best remedy Tor
Diarrhoea whether arising from teeThing or
other causes. For sale by Druggists in every
part of the world. Be sure and ask for MIS-
Winslow's Soothing Syrup. 25c. bottle
aprl7MW&F&wtf
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Angostura Bitters makes health, and health
makes bright rosy cheeks and happiness. DR..
j. G. B. Siegert & Sons, sole manufacturers.
Ask your druggist.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-10-23

Harvest Concert at Congress st. Church.
The annual harvest concert at Cong
ress street church last evening was an
occasion of great interest to the men,
bers. The church was beautifully deco
rated with the fruits and foliage of the
season. These will be dispensed to
some of the parish later. The concert
was excellently rendered. This was the
programme.
Organ Voluntary.
Scripture. Mr.. Walter AtWater, Asst. Supt
PRAYER. ...........The Rev. D. B. Randall, d. d.
Response. Chant by School
MUSIC. ..-... ocilool
Exercise-"Deeds Of Kindness. Three Scholars.
Recitatiom-"G Giving Thanks" John Lindsay
Recitation. Esther Lowell
Recifation-"Little Cleaners" 49,. Flossie James
Exercise-.Fruts OF Harvest. Nine Scholars
Grace Tuckwel
Nusic-"Haryest Song Ten Scholars
Class Offerings.
Recitation '.-..'' EIlel 1li1uSSdS
Recitation-"Thus FAR ........... Ethel Noble
Rectation-"DrawingW Water" Gertrude Flags
Recitation with Empty Hands,: ~. 49,.
Reading. ............M Miss Mertie Littlefield
Remarks SUPERINTENDENT Rev. Geo. d. Lindsay
Music School and Congregation
Benedcition. ....FasCo
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
j. r. LIBBY.

Bright and early Monday morning on
the Morning Bargain Counter from to
10 o'clock,
We shall sell
Two Hundred full grown
Linen Damask Towels
at IL IL cts each.
Now here are the details,
These Towels measure 40 inches long,
20 inches wide
and something less than an inch
thick.
They are pure Linen.
The patterns are elaborate,
Flowers, Ferns, Leaves, etc.,
BOrQerS. Due. bTOWH anu INK.
You couldn't buy the average of them
in hundred dozen lots, in the hub of
Europe. Europe, that prolific Linen
incubator of the world, for the price
that we will sell them to you singly on
the Morning Bargain Counter, Monday,
Oct. %, between and 10 o'clock.
We have double reason for selling
them at this price.
First-to toll crowd of customers in
here in the morning.
Second-Some of the Towels are slight
ly soiled, by being used as decorations,
in the store.
See them in the show case just outside
our door.
Limit, Two pair to customer.
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THE PLUSH MILL.

The Decision as to the Insolvency of the
Company to be Given by Judge Peabody
Today-some Light Thrown Upon Past
Differences
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We are oyerstOcked with odd
pieces of Parlor Suits; they must
go at once. The price we will
charge you will hardly pay for
the delivery. Tapestry, Plush,
Corduroy, Rug and Brocatelle.
Sale at 8 a. m. and they will be
sold at clearance prices.
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THE PRESS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.

Owen, Moore & Co.
Eastern Furnishing Co.
Rines Brothers.
J. R. Libby.
The Atkinson Furnishing Co.
Grand Trunk Railroad.
City of Portland-Notice to Contractors.
Harvest supper.
Trotting stock at auction.
ADJUSTMENTS.
Portland Theatre.
Woman's Literaro Union Lectures.
New Wants, To Let For Sale, Lost, Found
and Similar advertisements will be found under
their appropriate heads on Page c.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-04
TRUSTEES SALE.


NIvIEnEAs. on THE TENTH DAY OF
w February, lsg!, robert Gardiner and
Margaret Gardiner his vito did make and de,
liver W the undorslgned rs trustee a certain
trust deed Of the real estate hereinafter de,
scTibed, for the purpose OF securing To EDWARD
u. swan tho paymplt OF certain promisaory
notes OF even dato herewith made and deliy,
cred Ia said EDWARD II, swan by said Robert
uardiner a~d Margaret Gardner, one for the
sum Of sl5'O,0O due one year after date TO Tie
order OF SAID Edward u. EVAN, with interest
from maturity nj one per cent per month
until paid. and four for the sum
OF fN,l0 each, payable In three
siN, ninu and twelve months respectively,
with interest at per cent per month from
maturity. which sald deed OF trust Ia recorded
IN book h" % mortgages on pages 0s5, salt
Lake County. Utah, records.
Aud, whereas, II h IN said deed OF trust eN,
prcssly stipulated that upon failure by said
Robert Gardner and Margaret Gardner, to
make any OF mo payments in said notes or
either OF lhcm stipulated, promptly a. he same
bocAmo due, then the undersigne
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-04
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT 4.
~ pursuance OF an order Of The pfeba,c
Court II ihe County Of salt Lake and Iefr,.
tory OF Itih. inade on the ltth day oil Sovsfn
her 1852, IN ne matter ~ The estate Of Niies
'. NillHmis ffctI ED. me rndUfffsuef tho
administrator Of said tsnte viii son AL private
sale BY sea 81 oidt IN Writing to the hiahest
bidder for cash and subject to confirmation VI
sa'd irobato Conrt, on Ihuf5day. the 18th day
Room 503, Mccormick iiuildinr corner Main
and irst south sirCols. salt Lake CITY, Utah.
nll The right. iitlc, interest and estate 81 the
said Milcs T. Wiliams az tho time 81 HE death,
ana All tho 2 Rht, bto aud interest that tho
etih estate 10y operation ~ law or otherwise,
acquired other than ~ edition to that Of the
eaid Miles l. w ltams A. the time Of HE death.
IN and IN OH lh7t certain lot, piece or parcel Of
lahu situate. lying and being in ssid city and
IOundcd and described hs foiiows, to wit
commencing NJ point on the west side VI
Vine street. IN said city oighty.two and three.
iourtha .slit tcct north Of the southeast corner
OF lot niuU ilI. block I've ti), plat -" salt
LAKE CITY survey, aud running thence north
ioflY.one aud one fourth az. feet thence
anu1h ighiy degrees forty minutes -u 90 wet
one hundrct aud ten flinl tee. thence south
nnciccn tcsfres NV cast forty .unu and one.
fourth tui,i feet thence north about 20 ~
east v feet more og less TO the point Of coin
mL ucomynt
Terms and condition N sale. Cash. ten per
cent OF The purchase money 10 be phid on the
Jay OF ale halatrs on confirmation ~ safe
10y slii tfubatc Court Deed AZ expense
Of purchaser.
joins r. LEWIS,
Adm illustrator ~ The estate q Miles 1.
Williams, deceased.
Dated January lNtn. lrri
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-04

Of SAT- Lake.
Harriet Cook, PlaintH, "a, Jesse W Coo,
Defendant
The people Of The Territory of Utah send
grcCungi
To Jesse W. Cook, defendant
VOU ARE HER,BY REQUIRED To A T.
4 pear IN IN action brought arainst you hy
". above ~ mdl plainlih. In tue Dstfici Uiuf.
., thc MIRA judicial District " tha Territory
q ltah. and TO answer the compliant nied
thoien within tn days exclusive Il the Uay
OF e'rficcl amer Ne service on Won OF tins
summons-i sgryei within this c6uniy; or. II
served out OF ms county, butin thls district.
within twenty dns, 0iherSiie within iopty
days-or Judgment by default viii 10 taLen
nH!lnst you according TO the prayer of said
he SAID action ~ brought To have Adeer,c of
this Court dissolving The bonds of matrimuuy
tNlHlnH bolWc.u piainuH aud defend nt,
nw ding to plainiii the care aud Gu .tody %
tho lniuor chlld, issuo ~ sa,d marriage. and
lrlnung uliiniif n neral ruli {. PRAYED on tho
following grounds, 10 wit Tint on or about
July, l.sH, defendant wiully md without
cause dsscttod anu abandoned this piaiuuil
nn1 has ever since cuGunagi 80 20 wIlfniiy
aud without cnufe de.ett aud abandon her.
against her VII nnd without her consent; that
since lheif SAID marriage defendant has treat
"a pllnun ~ q ctugl uni inhuman manner.
causing her great bodily harm and mental dts
tfcss that for noe thHn one wear last pHft
netehuunt hss tailed ~ prnulu for plninui
~ TO do
And you are hereby notified that II you fail
70 appear and Answcr the sAld compliant as
above required tire sIld plaintiff will apply 10
TIE Court Tor the rfhot dsmtnded therein.
Witness, the Hon. Charles y Zane. Judge,
and he .eil OF ne Distinct Court OF the Third
Jud cial district, IN and Tor tho Territory "
Utah thi. 9Th dsy september In the year Of
GU Lord one thousahd eight hundred and
ninety-'wo
HfNRY g.. MCMILLAN, CLERK.
By Ito. u. Looms. Deputy Clerk
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

To Thomas u. Ewing.
runs Is 10 NOTIFY NuU TIIAr YOU ARE
Il indebted 10 me In the sum OF three hundred
doilars isauUI Tor iaitr performed for you,
On the Mesa mine situated IN Dry Canyon
oplir Dining Dlsulct, Tooelc County, Utah.
All mime . about halt mile nom the Hidden
Treasure lninc IN souihwesterly direction,
ahd out htlf mile from the Mona mine In =
.uuihefly direction, and IA joined on the north
~ the fourh OF july mine. Said wors Wa
pefiormed a. Assessment work fof you FOR the
YEAR, 1871 aud 1872, aud unless yon pay tile
same within Ninety Cpl days from the date
hereof. your interest will be forfeited 70 Inc nc
cordinF To lev. MArEO MkssA. =
February ., lNQ. i'm
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-04
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
tate of Elizabeth Q. whitmorr, deceased.

Estate Of Elizabeth @. Whitmor'. deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. ny the
N undersigned, eainuel VI. Whitmorn,
executor OF tho last will Of Elizabeth g
Nhitmore, deeeaaed, to the creditors Of
AMI all persons having claims against
the said deceased, 10 cNhint them, with the
necessary youc hers, within ten tlol months after
executor NJ room No. a32 Constitution huild.
lnE m salt Lake CITY. IN tue County OF salt
Lake, Utah Tertiary.
Dated January 9Th. 1901
SAMUEL " WIN MORE,
Executor Of the last will OF Elizabeth C.Nhit.
more, deceased.
attorneys for executor.
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Katrina wiuglcr. rialntia. ". Jous winkioI
Defendant.

DgfrnlAnt.
The People OF the Territory OF Utah send
FREEING
Jnns Ninkisf,
You AiE HEgFnY REQUIRED To Az.
Il pear In IN action brought against you by
tnc Above named Ulainuu in the nistfct Couft
Of the THIRD Judl Cinl District ~ the Territory
VI Ithh,and To autwcr thccomplnint filed there
IN within ten days exclusive at the day Of ser.
vice. af'or the service on you ~ this summons
II serscd within lhis County or II served
out uf hif Coui ", but iu this district. wtthln
twenty dayai otherwise within forty dsys-ur
judgment uy dcfaul Wiil be tntcn against you.
secofdlug iu the prayer Of sad compliant
Iho SAID action u Drought 10 have decree Of
THIS court dissoNing the bonds Of matrlmOny
exiting between plaintf and defendant ami
awarding TO plainun the custody Of the minor
children. Issue of SAID marriage, requiring
defendant 70 pay into court q reasonable sum
70 drfrny tho Expenses ct this action, and 81 o
attorney fec. and to pay To pininud tbs sum
OF ~ pct month a. alltnony, during pendcncy
OF the action. AMI making sucn nlinony per.
mAnenl granting pinintin other relief, prRy ed
on the Following uuunds, to.wit That since
said marriage defendant hna treated plnintlu
IN cruel AMI inhnmsn manner. To- ths
cNtout OF causing her great bodily injury aud
mental distf,sHs that defendant has been
guilty OF hahtual drunkenness for more than
nine years lnst past; ami that tor riarc than
nine years last pact the defendant has wilfully
neglected 10 provide Tor piaintin the eominOn
ncrcs ssrics NJ lifc
AMI you are hereby notidcd that " you fnll
20 appear ana answer the said complaint ~
above required the aid vi unuh will Apply To
the court Tor the rc'inf demanded therein
Witness, the Hon. Charles :. Lans. judge,
Judicial nlstriat, In aud Tor the Territory ~
Utah. this 1ist day Of December. In tn wear Of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred aud
HENRY q. MCMILLAN. Clerl.
ly GIonUE H. Locus, Deputy Clcrk.
JOuN VI. tASSON, Attorney for plaintii.
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Fannie Billing Plaintiff. Vs., Edward II. billing
Defendant

Fannie Billing Plaintiff, Va. Edward II. billing,
Defendant
The People Of tho Territory OF Utah send
greeting
TO Edward H. BllnE, defendant
XyuU AXE HEREIN REQUIRED TO AP.
j pear In an action brought against you by
the above named plBlrln, M the District Court
OF the I hiri judicial htstr - OF tho Territory
OF Utah, and 10 answer lhe complaint d cd
therein wIthin ton duys exclusive OF The day
OF ssryice) amer the tervicc On you of this
sunmons-if served within this county or, n
served out ot this county. hui IN this district,
within twenty days, Otherwise within forty
days or Judgment hy doihult VIII Dc tai on
against YOU. according to the prayer of said
lilo said action l. brought to have decree OF
tbs CONT di.,olylng the bonds OF mAtrimnny
existing between plainun anI defendant,
awarding 10 plainuh tue care, custody aud
education OF the minor enid Issue OF saii
MARI age; and graniing plHlut,h other rellof
on May II, isnl, sald defendant whinlly aud
without cause deserted aud abandoned
piainth, and has ever slneu cohllnucd aud
non continues To live separate and apart from
her, without sumcicut or Any cause, and
nsainst her will. nnd that Tor more than one
year ast pact defendant has wliully neglected
d proylie Tor planut and said child the
common noccss,Iics u itr' although able -
TO do. .u
10 ann. AZ and answer tho slid complaint ~
the Cont Tor Inc relief demanded therein.
Witness. the ton. Charles >, /aue, Judge,
AMI tho seal Of tho district court o. the Ihirl
Iitah. this ,sih dny OF october, m the year ~
nnr ard ono thousand eirht hundred and
ninety.two. IENaN q, MCMILLAN, CLERK.
by GEo. ID. Looms, Depan CLERK.
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The People o. the Territory OF Utah sond
Etetuns 70 William j. Harvey, Nette v.
Harvey, Mira, Mary T. Nen aud John W.
Donnoliun. defendants.
NyoU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO Ar.
Il pcar IN m act on hrougn against YOU by
tue above named planiiil, IA tie Distrlet Court
OF tue rhifd Judifla district u the 1crritory,f
ltih,nni TO answer The cnmplaint flrd therein
within ten days lcNclusNe ct The day ct ser.
nce) after the service On on OF this summon.
III rived wiihin this county, or, u served
outui THIS county, but IN this district. within
twenty days, Otherwise within forty dyS-or
ludgmsntby default " u be taken AGAINST you,
according 10 tho prayer Of said complaint.
The said act on y brought TO have Judgment
against defendant VIM j. Harvey, IN sum NJ
slll0. with inietcs, Tor several amounts paid
after described, tor sllS attorneys lee, aud
costs Of SUIT, alleged a. DO due on two certain
promis sorry notes executed by said defendant
" one a. Gochlc, March sd. 1896, one Tor $500,
tho other for SluoO, both bearing interest al 10
Per cent per hnuuin from uatc, same being
dnc aud unpaid, save interest 20 December 80,
lsW. AMI - principal ou SAIL note FOR sui1i said
notes secured by mortgage OF even date on
premises hereinafter described, sAid notes and
mortgage having been asslgncd 20 plant u,
who IL now the holder thereof. to have the
usual decree 81 this court for the sale
OF eaid premises; that proceeds thereof DO
applied In payment Of amounts due as above.
under them lie barred and fureclosod OF all
cain or equity OF denption IA said premises;
that ainuh have Judgment for any deficiency
and for oiher relief. said premises arc do.
scrihcd ns follows, 4. wit Commencing at n
point 10 rods 5. OF Nh, cOrnorof lot =, block
u, pla, y salt Lake ~ survey thence =.
RODS, thence W I rods, thence \. irods, thence
l.. 10 rods 10 beginning, situate In salt Lake
CITY aud county, Utah.
And you are hereby notified that n you fail
10 Hppthf and snsWcF the shid complaint
above required the said plainun viii apply 10
H.. court Tor tho ,eloi demanded therein.
witness, the Hon. Charles =. Zane, Judge,
and the seal OF tho District Court OF the Third
Judicial District, IN and for tho Territory OF
Utah, this IAN day OF November, In the year OF
ninetytwo.
isEALl HENRY q. MCMILLAN, Clerk.
Ivy bEO. u. LOOMS, Deputy Clerk.
II j. piN1SNf, Attorney for Plaintiff, 8 and 0
Commercial nlock, salt Lake city. DIS
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knIloE TO CREplInRs-
r.,ate of Mllls.a +. nol.eiiaud, Deceased.

Estate Of Milllssa y. hoLeliand, Deceased.
NyoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ny rHr
N Undersigned. admin euaiot VI the O. tate
of Miilissa 4. McI.eiland, deceased, to the
ereaItora of and ali pcrsons having claims
ssainst tho said deceaeed,to exhibit thon with
the necessary voucher, within ten months
ffter the nrsi publication Of thii notice 10 The
81 and sI Commercial BLOCK. salt Lake city, In
the county OF alt Lake
Dated January ird, isat
EDWARD NJ MrLELLANn,
Administrator Of the estate oi MilliAsa v.
McIelland, deceased DIV