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MONTGOMERY q EUFAULA RAILWAY.

Past due coupons OF the Montgomery and
Eufaula Railway will be paid on presentation
at Central Railroad Bank, or at ONCE of the
New York Security and Trust Company, DC
W all street. New York
Z. NJ. CUNNINGHAM,
Cashier
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NOTICE.
OFFICE Cry MARSHAL,

OFFICE Cry MARSHAL.
SAVANNAH, GA. Feb. 8, 1898
THE City Treasurer has placed in nv hands
L executions against all persons who are in
arrears for taxes on GROUND RENT Lors for
1892 Please call and settle. The ordinances
will be promptly enforced.
ROBERT J. WADE,
City Marshal
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Experience proves that nothing else 80
surely destroys scrofuls, as Ayers SArsypR-
rilla.-Gd.
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YIN. c. A. COURSE ENTERTAINMENT
At the Gymnasium Hall, Bull and Jones streets.
MONDAY, Feb. q, at 8 p. NJ. The Celebrated
lecturer, G. z. BOLTON, will deliver the illns.
trsted lecture, Paris and the French Repub-
lie" Admission so cents, reserved seats Ok
cents; box sheet open ct Y. NJ. @. A. buildin ?.
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Z" do not write this at the request Of
any one, but because l feel it duty to hui
manity, so that Others afflicted as my boy
was may know where to find relief.
When my son was seven years old he
began to complain of soreness in his right
leg. A white swelling soon appeared just
below the knee joint, and extended from
he was taken with an attack of fever,
which was broken up, but the leg became
very badly swollen, causing him great
suffering, and the muscles so contracted
that his leg was drawn up at right angles.
He was unable to walk, could not even
bear to be handled, and thought him a
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| Hoods s ss:;;: Cures

and he ate more heartily than for a long
time. At this time the sore was discharg-
ing freely, and soon pieces of bone began
to come out. 1 have in my Office one piece
of bone 8 IA inches long by nearly half an
inch broad, which came out of the sore.
We continued giving him Hoods Sarsa-
parilla. The discharge from the sore de-
creased, the swelling went down, the leg
Strengthened out, and soon he had perfect
use of his leg. He now runs everywhere,
as lively as any boy, and apparently
As Well as Ever.
1t was about six months from the time
that we began giving him Hoods Sarsa-
parilla till we considered him perfectly
cured" JOHN L. MCMURRAY, Notary
Public, Ravenswood, w. Va.
Hoods Pills cure Nausea, Sick Headache,
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NOTICE TOPETIF JURORS CITY COURT
All Jurors except those impanneled on case
on trial need not appear until MONDAY, THE
9TH INSC., at 10 AM
By order Of A. H. MACDONALD,
Judge.
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Confirmed Cripple.

AFTER time we had the swelling
lanced, midway between the knee and the
ankle, and it would discharge over a pint
of pus at times. / decided to take him to
Cincinnati to have the leg operated upon,
expecting he would lose it. But he had
become so poor and weak that 1 thought l
would let him gather some strength, if
possible, and bought a bottle of Hoods
Sarsaparilla and began giving it to him.
Ihis medicine soon woke up bis appetite.
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GJI.sG Up

The rise is gradual and easy, but certain It
is natural that it should go up, because:
In SIZE,
THE CITv "a CPOwINc In POPULATION,
IN IMPoRTEAcE.
Increased demand makes real estate advance
The demand increases because real estate has
proven to be the best investment.
1t is the best because:
1t is the most certain.
1t Is not subject TO fluctuations like other in
vestments.
There are no minority stockholders.
No Junior securities.
No rival and parallel lines.
All of These Are Good Investments.
On Harris street near the De Soto q thirty foot
lot with two brick houses in the rear which
rent for twenty dollars per month. This is an
admirable place for residence or an apart
ment house; has a splendid southern exposure
and ca1 be had at a bargain, So. s0O
Five 2story houses and two smaller houses
on good corner. This is fine business loca-
ton and a very desirable investment, as it
yields one thousand and fifty dollars per annum
price $4,000.
Sixteen 2story houses, all street frontages,
flrst-class street car facilities and an annual
revenue of twenty-one hundred dollars, price
$4,000.
Three 2-story residences with bay windows
corner Taylor and Montgomery streets, rent for
S720 per annum and can be bought for $4,000,
being fourteen per cent gross, or will net easily
eleven per cent.
No. 2s York street, near Price, house on front
and one on rear, monthly rent sixteen dollars,
splendid renting locality.
No. M East Boundary, near President, 2
story house and good size lot for one thousand
dollars.
hose Ninth Street Lots
Are as good investments as any of the above or
anything else on the market.
Those on the south side are $500 each; those
on the north side (southern 'front.' are 1895 each.
Only S25 Cash
And ten dollars per month. Nothing like them
has ever before been offered. 1t is the poor
mans chance for a home with good pleasant,
heRlthful surroundings.
G. H. DORSETT.
Real Estate Dealer.
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As Well as Ever.

HOODS Pills cure Nausea, Sick Headache,
Indigestion, Bilousness. Sold by all druggists
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SCiatiC rheumatism
ievere Pain and Stiffness

4 Bottles Of Hoods - Perfect Cure.
az am not only willing, but anxious to recon-
mend Hoods Sarsaparilla. l was taken with
severe pain and stiffness in my limbs at times
being hardly able to walk. 1 consulted ply
stefan, who pronounced my trouble sciatc
rheumatism. Notwithstanding took medicine,
! became worse instead of better. l had read so
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-25
FOR SALE.

WIN. P. BAILEY. CLERK G. G. S
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HOUsEKRRPERs.

Congress Street, and Bull Street Branch,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-13

The first cave or cellar did not have
the oninr roof. consequently the dirt WIS
kurt wet 10y rains and snuvN lind the
latter much bo;tor. ~ the dry earth
fcgms 10 kuapu moro oven temperature
than did tlr fornar
Thee ubd wall iset icct from the
west. and here Is the entrance door. TO
that The cave o. in reality only q feet
long by o. wide by Z foot deep. inside
measure. Two feet ont from tho en-
trance door is mother door ual still two
feet farther out is another door, and in
front ot this last dnorisungutoroom four
feet square, which has % door 10 that, go
have TO open four doors every time
go into tho COLLAR AN these doors al iit
nicely. have three largo dcnd mir spaces
through which the cold air must pass to
get into the cellar and yet the first mcu.
toned door Is the coolest part Of tho cayo
or cellar, az u readily shown by tho
moisture collecting IN drops upon g.
After the bees uro put in hero all Is shut
tight and lg.t SO TIL spring after tho
bees are E3t ont.
Before remodoling the cellar the Inst
tinc | pat IN u suhgrth vmHator 100
feet long ind some or . feet deep. also
n vontlutor NJ the top. both Of which
could 0r controlled at pleasure From
much manipulation Of these through q
term Of years finally leit them shut all
the while, aud as the bees did bcttcr with
thom shut. and as the temperature could
he bcttOg controlled with thom shut, they
were lett ont outircly Ia the last con-
6tructiun. and | would not have them
back again on any agcuunt On no one
point did l ever 90 with more caution or
moro fear und trembling than on this
ventilation mat,or 20 TINT no one need
tell me that | jumped az conclusions re.
glrliugit lam positive TINT properly
constructed wholly underground bee eel
lar needs no moro ventilation than Will
naturally como through walls Of mason
work and the earth
Mr.. Doolittlc states that he would not
have the lOur Of tbs bee r'llnr cemuntud,
but no adds There uro bees dying Of
old age all the while Ia any colony, aud
where many colonies arc wintcred in
any cellar these old bees coming out on
tho cellar bottom To die. as they always
do with the above temperature, make
the lotion Of the cellar very unpleasant
90 walk ON. Besides che foul smell from
docaying baea Is very Offensive TO me,
whether offensive 70 the bees or not. To
overcome this cvonly scatter n two
bushol bngoi nwdurtoycr the iloorcyory
month. which not only keeps down all
offensive smell and prevents crushing
the dead bees ou tho floor, but absorbs
much OF the moisture thrown OIL by tho
bees as well. aiHue using the sawdust
ns above can say that am perfectly
satisfied with my cellar
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NOTICE or SALE UNDER DEED Or
TRUST.

yITuEUEAs the SALT iiNr ICNLr
w company. o. corporate. HH tHr aNaU lUy
Of July, 4. 10. ~, execute Hi 1..It,Tei iI
Joseph ~. jnc be, 81 SOU lie' '.t't lnNt lH
rUuhm prUmissory mote irr tI' fum uf Utco
.huuHani dnnArs, puyuilU u..H.gr lst lsIl,
with interest thereon ~ tur I.I' o.. npu ugr
cent per month nom 10 dhlu un.. lHIN raid,
luIh before aud after iuN snNHt r0EDulb.n
audutyutl' AZ tho Hama 90 Commerce, salt
Where's to sccurc The payment 90 raid
NOTE. according o 40 true tru.f sHI UIoHt the
s.id .at Laso ll,hr ComlaHI,. Hu. VOC July
JIst. itlI, rNUcrtcd and dc l' ..NiH lu uudrr
sirnui. + n fluldf, IT, trustee of Doc city
aud county OF SAT- laag' .,l.un dcci,
trust tho following drH.NHHN If.utarHs
fitusfe in the county Of 81. I.Io. lrruIurT
ut uiau, io VII An 90 % lHgl} seven
Ufi| lee brighton Addition tH UIIftu tIty.
tuEothrr with all huUiuE. IH..IruefId or
iuofcaf or 10 10 construct HHUn tuo same,
und rurnr, tlh0r, Nms' iu.fNt go,
Tor record IN the unlcc at tlH UuY.F NrrurItr
90 "a tIA.u county, q ah. .H iI. tTlt uly ~
august isll. at a.2i o.r,9.. lm, nnd r.
ct tlp records OF said once UHt
Whereas, srid deed uru, among other
thlnsH, that should default U' made in q
payment nf Hud note ucrurIH. Zoo Co., true
Tenor and effect. faid trustee. 800 iHr rcqurst of
tn legal holder cot Huid ntiD. u.H proceed tn
sol' the properly hctc'nhciur lui Doc aNit decd
described az public Scnduc i' uH hiFhost
q
house 40 The county scat u polo lANr ruuutY,
I tab, for cash nist giving uIrH uIIH, public
noutc oi the umc, iolml hnu n.1o' nI sale, 90
description ut tho properly Do Nu Fnld, hy
advancement In some hcvHHHu.r printed aud
published ln the County OF 900 NsNu and
Whereas, Hau1 salt Lake ll'H|U company has
failed aud refused 10 pay 500 uHtr ur mo
interest thereon eluoe dHNN|rH '. |Ns,
although tuc same BE- due, Hrl .hU HulHr .gutd.
DO uustro, 3D. requested hy lloyd rs.s. uI 7H't
LIKE City. The legal holder anI owner of aid
note, to proceed TO hoil said I.UmHoHs
Now, therefore pursuant 90 i.t power vested
in uc hl aaI1 decd, I, 8, a. tiU'I.. ir, dl here.
~ give ruuUp that will HDl 1910 Huu aIusl'Hr
a., premises Hul properly hrfuuHefHTu dc
fOfihyI. a. puullr yUnduc, O. Zoe i.Hl.f bidder
for cBHu, q thg front door of trr tHrniy court
house OF salt Ia County, at snIt fahU lily,
tuh. ON Wednesday The tHIri Gas of NlF, iHfi,
nc l2o'cluyk noon ~ SAID uuN, tu satisfy tho
fiil mote and Interest from January l', 'n,
aud the costs % executing 1000 'uHt including
attofuCys' foe ami compensation 90 iNH under
signed for HE services, as ITuy'I. @ Zoo s.iI decd
ol trust r.H flLLuH, JU, trustee,
Dated March %, 1914
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UNDERGROUND ere CELLARS.


Stone Cellar. Adviacd-vsntiiation Tn.
necessary sardusi ON the Floor.
An crs,ing aud valuable cxperionc,
In the winioiing u bees underground q
that Of The practical apinrinn, Mr.. G.. NJ
Doolittlc, us related By himself in Tho
Beakoopers Review Into knoll or RE,
Of ground fncing the cast md rising NJ
the rate Of about four inches 10 The foot
he dug about thirty feet or go that the
back end Of the hole WI about ten foot
deep. mccruriug straight up 10 the west
bank. This snmo hole was about nine
feet wide. and Tor trial It was boarded
MP at FIRST, O roof put over and three
feet Of earth put on top Of the roof
Herein he wintrred his hecs succoasfuily
thus proving the value Of zach Il place
for wiutcriug bees Concerning he
further Proceedings In this line Mr.
Doo.ittlc myN
When the boards become rotten ! tore
all down md pat IN "a good wall o. stone
and mortar. on top Of which | put q
good strong roof, which was covered
with three feot Of dry earth, and over
the whole wasa lnrgrr roof, ns to kcep
the earth and all under 1t dry Sucs
thcn the strong roof rottod ont, and !
now have the cellar covered with Gag
stone. so that the whole is permanent
thing.
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Tho People Of the Tomloryoi Utah send greet.
Ing!
10 Chsrlo. a henderson and Minnie H. Hen.
ucrton hln VIE, henrietta Nrndun, George
y. loHnon, her band. aud stuichikOr
llr1s Manufacturing Company "a corpora
tIuuN, defendants
NTOu ARE MERELY REQUIRED TO Ar-
4 pear in an aston hrnusat aga nst you by
Court OF tho MIRA Judieial District Of INC Ter
r tory OF Utah, aud Go answer tho comp uiut
n'oi therein within ten days irNclusvu ~ iho
rutumonH=f served within this county or, n
served out ot tins county hut in Il district.
within twenty days. utnfrWiHo within furiY
uFainat you, according 90 Che prayer OF said
Thc sad aauon Do brought TO have judgment
in tho aum OF tlUtO, wish iustallmout on interest
duo thereon. February d. l..l.H lana lnte~Cft uu
said Sl0ui from February %, lsli, nc 10 per cent
per auuum, tor SO, attorneys itCH, anu tUsts
Go daluun. Augusta, l-ll, Tor 500. with inter
UHt itnm date ut lu per q. MT u,r Hnuum, same
being due und wholly unnn.d save inttte. { 10
nov g. l7lli fW1 nouV tcnurOl by mortgage
ot even datu onufomiHrs hereinafter described,
CArrulcd hY srli defendant 90 plhiuuu 20
have tle usual decree Of this court Tor the sale
Of s1id ptumitcHi inst proceeds thereof be
applied iu payment u muoUuu due ~ above
that defendants and all purHuua claiming under
thOm be- barred aud f0fnel0Hut Of all claim uf
equity Of redemption h. sain promises, that
ulauun hayo Judgment for any deficiency, aud
los other relief; said ptumfos are described
's iOlows, 90 vii Al lot ~, hluCk !, Fountain
Place subdivision, being part hlnHk -, Two
Acre Plat A, w Field survey, situate IN SALT
i.AEc county. Utah Territory,
And you are hereby n0iin 4 that n you fail
10 appear and answer the t1id complaint as
above rolulrei che sad plaintiff viii Apply 90
tho Court for the relief demandcl therein.
WE css Tho Hon. Charles y, Pane, Judge,
ana the seal Of enc District Court of tic Third
Judicial District, In and for tho Territory of
Utah this 18Th day Of March, In the year oi
our Lord one thpusund tisht hundred and
ninety .thrcu. HtNll e. MCMILLAN. CLERK.
Uy q. W. D., LOCUS. Deputy Ci0rk
l. u. u. ThOmuHpn, piainth attorney.
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The People OF the TERRITORY of Utah send
greeting.
To Fla 81. Uarry. defendant
YOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP.
4 pear IN an action brought against you by
tho above. named niniuun. IN the District
Court q tfo Thiri Judicial Dih.
triot Of the Torut0y Of Utah, and
90 answer the compliant dlcd therein
within ten days ivNe'usivc of the day Of Hcr.
ycul after the service uu YOU ui this summons
ii served within thiH county or, II served out
OF tlus county, Doc iu thia district, within
twenty daya, oihcrNIs1 within forty dnys-or
ildgm1nt by default Fili Dec taken against you,
according % ttU ufiItiu f SAID complaint
This SAID action 3D. brought 10 have decree
OF MS court disHulNnF tho marriage relation
now existing be Wgru plaIuun and defendant,
and granting pIHInuH general relief, prayed
on tie ground that Cor more than one year
neat PRIOR ~ Che commencement Of this action
defendant hlH wIIiuIy ngd without cnutc de-
serted and abandoned this plainuh, and re-.
fu.cd 10 apaiu live with Hiu.
AMI you are hereby uoincd that " You tnil
90 appear aud uuHWrr Tho SAID compliant as
above required thu AID phlntin viii hpply 70
the cnurt Tor the rCIlei demanded theron.
witness, tho Hon Charles H. Zane, Judge,
mud thc seal OF the nsIuct Court OF the Third
judicial District Boo lui Tor the 1errltnrt of
Utah, this 2.u1 DAY uf March. 10 the year of
our Lord one thuufand eight hundred ana
ninety. thrcc
by Gru b.. LOOMS, deputy Clork.
CoAD s toAu, Attorney for plaintiff.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

10 Thomaf No. Ewinei
nuns Us 40 NuIfrY YOU THAT NuU ARE
l ndretcu tnmg 100 thc sum nl tIrgr nuuurrl
dollars .sl $50 tuU IAU.r rrrIuruHI tUr Nuu,
uu tlr MrHA mlrt. H.tuHitd m ufy Uar| con,
uUhr UIuur lHtuUt. IUlHlu County, Utah
rHlu muu s about half WHH FROM ttu Holden
Treasure mine BOO HuuihvrHrH.Y direction,
Hui uut h.u milo i.uW ihf Noun mihc .h q
by tho FOURTH of July mine. said vur. was
performed ua nsHraamcut work for YOU f1r ihn
yruu i"i HHd 20 nud uu'cH. you way 600
fluc Wifhu ninety VNI fHF. from tho date
hereof. Ynur interest wall be- frrfr.irl On uu ace
uordurto lHv. MAIEu MEHtA,
February 3. l.l. fn
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Dr. William Horne, " s., writing to
Western AuIculturist, says' Taking
everything into consideration, the cobble-
stone or tho brick floors aro the best.
Nearly all the loors Of the best stables
In Europe are of cobhlostono, brick or
some other similar material. All tho
livery stables nearly ar0 cobbled,
There may be situations which favor
earth aoors-a stable on side hill Is
such a place-but generally DR.. Horne
eenounces earth floors"
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AseEssMENI NoIlcE

A T a MEETING uF TINE UOAEp or
- dl octofa held March Brd. lsll. at tho
company DWUu, uuif called. tho fni
'uNing Ir CLINTON Yves Unanimously uuptnt.
'kn.l.vci. 1hat on uassasnUut oi one and
ono hllf mills uu each anH DVHrY HhHro nf th
uHHl sinrs ui 'lhl riilnuc Mining and
lh- '1mrihy' . corporation, payable to
!n iuu Consultation Eui'dinE, Nam street, -Hlt
IHiU luy, un or before Saturday, thp twenty.
tnW lly ot APRIL A. 10. 1888 md if said
.tsr sucnt hc NOT paid ON said tWcatt nluth
N|F off Nuul. a. u t-li. thc same will hrrn. "a
delinquent aud f nos rsIi ON ur before thc
u.u.N ui N1Y, a. -. it1, che shares Uf stock
HU which sHid HafCHHWCut rnmHin unpaid Will
Nn uIofHt fnr sair 90 ih0 orIfo OF tbp r0rHoff.
'iHr .s HturCHaid, or sn much thereof DBL may DO
uU.U.aHry To- pay Huch Assessment and cost
boz i1ent . thofoto. Jos vs.. MUH4EN.
Secretary OF said CORPORATION.
-fif LAMB Ditl. March q. lsNt
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NOTICE.

yt,uE ASNUAL MEETING or TuE
Stockholders Of tho sallalr Beach ON.
nan ,ytil Isho'd az tho on c uf ihc company.
wv -tnte Sweet On Monday. hay s. isai. ~
40 nnt. f5r the purpose Ut erecting directors
10 tbr ensuing year, aud Tor such other busi
meas az may legally come before thu meeting
|, A, CLAYTON,
secretary,
salt LaEe civ. Utah. April I. isgi
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Estate Of AndIoN j iiurnhan, Deceased,
NOTICE n uENlnl GIVEN NY THE
~ undersigned, administrator % the estate
OF Andrew j. UunUsm, drCHntrd, 20 tho cred.
The smd docul.o ,fH rlllbit them with thrnrcos.
Aaty youchrrs, within con months after the nrkt
utilization of thIs notice. 20 the SAID admins.
trnt1r ht the IlW Office 81 4, u. Lows, Esu.,
mons al2.8ll D0u. Uuunn hat dirg, salt Inte
City, IN the County Uf ralt LIKE mud Territory
Of Utah tII Aflts o., HuHhliAM,
A0mmi8trHiur 10 llc Estate Of Andrew j.
Hurnham, dUHpHrl.
Dutuu hhrrh ll.t, l-.H,
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GUARDIAN SALE.

NvorlCE "a uEREUY Given. TuATIS
~ purfuarcu OF uu order OF sole made and
tntor0t o. the Probate Court VI sMt Lake
County, tiah TUruior, ON ihu IN day %
Aprh, \. %. la1, iu thU mHttor uL the estate
and Fu,gdihnship Of Henry Ives Cobb, Hufus
Il toNh JHnDs D. Cobb. hfhco q, Cobb and
q. ". lNluH. tuv uulur IEnyi $50 rdlau Uf Haid
mtnnras viii coll 80 uuHlc auction, subject Ia
The confirmation OF Huld court, all thr UHht
tile ana interest ~ said minors iu and 10 tho
following described real estate. v'tt-sltultod
ln thu tlif aud cnuulF ut salt lhhC. Territory
~ Utah. ami bounded and described aa fnls
lows. Fart " lot four Nl u block seventy four
90 pat %" salt Late city survey, beginning
% point two hundred ana sixteen aud three.
i0uftha t2ltil feet due north " the snuthwcst
corner OF SAID lut thence rnst ten tl0l rods,
thence north two and one halt tisl rods,
thence west ton tlQl rode, thence south two
aud one hall l.i,l rods 10 the place OF begin.
ming.
said sale will be- made or The iih day uf May.
4. u, lsli, ut twelve O'Clock noon, &C the front
door OF tho county court huasu, ~ thu city and
county Of sat Lake, itah. Terms u sale one
third rbsh, balance iu one Ycat with interest az
eight per cent per aunum, represented by note
secured b. mortgage uuun aHid property,
JAMES 4. IVES conn,
Guardian uf taid Minors.
Dated Aprl sih, i,ia.
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NOTICE. 10 CREDITORS.


Estate Of william a. Noimoyor. docoaao1
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN, ny THE
~ uudCrHiEuud, Lucinda NClmoyCr, cAccu
my nt the estate Ul william a. kCimuyor, de-
ceased TO tho creditors OF. Snd all persons
havng claims sgHIn.t the said deceased, 10 OK.
hihlt them with tlC necessary vouchers within
ten months after lHo frst publication NJ this
notice, TO the sIid tAocutriN, at the onleo oi
building, Salt Lake tIty. Ia tho county 81 SAT-
Lake, Utah. LUCINDA NElMOl IN,
IAccuirx Of The estate of William A. Nolin.
oyer, deceased.
dated March N, lslk
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NOTICE. 10 CREplIoRs.
Islate OF rduIn Q Gray, Deceased.

lHtate OF LtWiN ~. gray bcoeAsed'
NvOTlCE rs IIEHENY GIVEN, ny THE
~ undersigned, executor OF the last will
and testament of IdWlu q, GRAY, deceased 20
the creditors OF Unt ull p1rsOnA having claims
against The 40 tU0cHscd, tn exhibit them, with
Inc uUctasary vouchers, within ten mOntls
after the rftpuNNUHtun of this notice 10 tho
faid executor d. Canon CITY, Fremont County
state OF Colorado.
WILLIAM 4. umDWELL,
Executor OF iHH nHt viii and Testament OF
Idwin q Gray
Dated Mafcn llth. lFA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-13

DO tHe Matter u tho E.nt, OF Ralph Harrison,
deceased.
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Charles NJ, Crow, 'AimIrHtrltOr uf lut
l"it Uf liIpH Harrison, utrcssHH, nu'
.Hl. rgI i1f srii'cm nc, Hrf n'Ci 700 H1ii court
Do. lNHI account OF hIs uiuIuiaNN lIu ul Hi I
1850 600 UuuNpu fHr uuHI dHuI'
NI..n OF iNr residue of HIii nHtltn among No
NNuur. rrut q tncroto,Hud t.at Thursday. tht
-..N uHI r. AUu| a. u. lEl. at iI O'Clock m
OF IN. ,luI. room OF sHIl court in tnn County
nHH IiHuHH. SAT- itEv CITY ana unity Uttu
tH.iII", has HHru dolly appointed ht fNn
lllEH ul sH|f fouft Cor th0 settlement Of slll
~. uuli HHi hgnnuf sai petition ior hisirluu'
u u. 200 nIcu timH ROD nl.rU IHF urr.In Inter
t.'p1 100 sHIl ttttD m1y appear Hn1 show
N.H. no auf thHrH Boo WUF HIIN account should
90. H.' Itd lnd approved aud lnul diailiuu
ulu uHIp IH UriNyu TOT
Dated pul 3. ltl.
a. v. MEtOY,
Clerh Ot tho i'ropHtc Court
hUuiOl Harrington, attorney iuf suiu uaiat1