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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-15

TAME 4. fowLEg,TuE ADMINISTRATORS
~ OF the estate OF llomy C.Fowlor, deceased,
having hled hci petition heron, duly ycrinci
praying for an order " sale OF the whole the
real estate OF SAID dccedent, for tho purposes
therein Dot for,h,itis therefore ordered ~ tho
Judge OF SAID court, that all persons lntprtf ted
In the estate OF said decouaed appear before
Tho SAID Probate court on Friday, tho ggth
day OF May. 1874, at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon
Of said day, At The court room OF said I'robate
court, at tho County Court House, M the rity
AND county OF salt Lake, Utah TERRITORY. 10
show cause why m order should not be grant.
ed TO the said administering, to sell 30 much OF
as shall be necessary, and TINT copy OF ms
order be published nj least four sicoesslve
weeks IN tho nEsERkr ENLNiNo NEws,a news.
comfy.
Dated Salt Lake city. April 81, lsol.
JACOB u, BLAIR,
Probate Judge.
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order 10 show cause why order 0f Sale OF
Real Estnte should not be made.
INIlZA SNOW DuNfORD, ENECUTRIN
IL " the estate Of george Dunford, docuA.ed,
having llod her petition herein, duly verified,
praying for an order u sale OF part Of the real
estate " said decedont, for the purposes there.
In 90 forth, u "a therefore ordered by the
Judge Of said court, that all persons interested
10 the estate 81 satd deceased appear before
the said Probate Court on Tuesday. the 9th day
81 June, ls.i, nc ~ o'clock In the forenoon VI
haid uay. At the Court room % said Probate
Court, at the t0gnty Court House, Ia the city
and county 81 -hlt Lake, Utah Territory, 10
show cautc why an order should not be grant,
ed 10 the said administrator, 20 sell 90 much Of
the real estate Of the said deceased at private
saio 40 shall be necessary, md that copy OF
This order ho published nt least four Huccossi We
weeks In the DEsEHEr kvENtSu NTws. % ncws
paper printed ana published IN said city and
county,
Dated May 9Th. 1879.
JACOB H. BLAfR,
Probate Judge.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court. In and Tor Salt Lake
County, Territory OF Titan.


utfNNNNls
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Angus j. Cannon. administrator Of tho
estate u Elsic A. FAUST, deceased, has ron.
dorcd for settlement, and filed In said court,
hts hnhl account OF hia naturalization OF said
estate and hntitiOn for final diAtributlon OF tho
residue Ut eaid estate among the persons On.
uued thereto, and thai Friday. the goth day Of
May, a. 10. ls.'i, nt 10 O'Clock =. m nj the CONT
room - said court. In the County Court House
SAT- LAKE tity ana County, Utah Territory has
been duly APPOINTED by the Judge OF SAID court.
Tor the settlement OF said account and hearing
aaid petition Tor distribution, At which time
and place any person Interested IN said cssato
may appear and show cause, " any there he,
why said account should not be settled md
approved aud final distribution made az prayed
Tor.
Dated May 3fd, isus II. MELoY,
UyJF.J,rK. iirvutv WV '''"'0 NVu'@
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Real STATE should MOI be made.
DICtIAilu MATTHEWS, TUE ADMIN.
IN narrator u the estate Of William Mat.
thcwa ST., deceased. having nltd his petition
herein. duly verified. pruyng Tor an order "
sale Of the Whole or q part pt The real estate of
said decedent. for the purpose therein set
forth. IL l. Therefore ordered 10y Che Judge u
said Court, that oil persons interested IN tho
Probate Court on frida,. thr -ocoud Jay Of
June, issl, ~ ~ O'Clock In the forenoon oil said
dhv, ~ the Court Room Of said Probate Court.
vi the County Court House, N ODE city aud
County ~ salt Lake. utaI Territory, to show
cause why an order should not be granted to
the said administration. To sell su much OF the
real estate OF tho sad decea ed az private sale
~ shall 10 necessary, and tlat a copy of this
order DO published Al least tour HuccCHvo
weeks IN Tho DEsEnrr LytNiNg NEWS a
newspaper printed anu published iu slid cry
and uuufY.
JACOB D. BLAIR.
Probate Judge.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court IN and Tor Salt Lake
County. Territory oi Utah.
Ia the matter OF tho estate Of Andors IIintso,
deceased.

NoTlCEisHEnEnN GIVEN THAT JAMES
~ Nelson. administrator uf the estate ~
Andcrs llintze. deceased, has rendered Tor
settlement, ana aod m said Court, hi nnAl
account OF he administration OF said estate
roeiuo OF faid estate among tho per.
sons entitled thereto, and that Wednesday,
the iih DAY ut May, A. -. lsu. NJ ID
In the County Court House, salt Lake INV and
County, uiah Territory, has been duly appoint
cd by the Judge Vt sAid Court. for the settle.
inont Of said account and hearing said petition
for distrihuto b. AZ which timu and place any
porson interested In said estate may appear
aud show cause 10 any there be, why said
account should not be settled md approved
and nnal distribution made a. prayed for
Dated April %. is.1
u. V. MELoY,
Clorkof Probate Court.
IlY J. 4. IACN. nonnlY rlnrE
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deceased.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT JOHN
IN NJ. Cannon, administrator OF the estate
OF Peter HOfhinol, deceased. has rendered for
settlement, ana liol IN said court. his finai ac
count OF his administration OF SAID estate aud
pct ton for lnal distflbutton OF the residue of
said estate among the persons emit led thereto,
and that Tuesday the Oh day Of June, A. ~ 1896
at 40 a. M, ut the court room OF said court. an
the County Court house, SAT- Lake CITY and
County, Utah Territory. has been duly an,
pointed by the Judge OF said conft for the 81.
Element Of said account aud hearing said peti.
ton FOR dislrDution, az which tine aud t,lAoe
any person interested In said estate may an,
pear and show cause, II any there be, WIN said
account should not be settled anu approved
and iinal distribution made us prayed for
II, v. MELoY,
Clerk OF the Probate Court
by j. y, JAck, Deputy,
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NOTICE.
TO McstockhOidcrsof ne Salt Edkec Ogtie7l
Gas C Electric Light Company;

A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE STOCK.
"a holders % the salt Lake Ogden Gas aud
Electric Light Company will be held at the
Office OF tho company, at salt Lake CITY, on the
18Th day ot May. 1898, ~ 10 O'Clock In the fore.
noon, for The purpose of authorizing an
increase OF the Issue OF nrat mortgage bonds
from sLO00,tJO TO $500 COZ, ana for The purpose
OF uansnctlng such other business as may
come before the meeting by order OF the
Board OF Directors EDWIN II. RICE ,ir
u H. LuDlN1ION Jr, President.
Secretary,
The above meeting IA adjourned until Mon.
day, May lolh, 1895, at same place and time,
q. III, l.uDlEGTON,
May s, is0J, secretafy.
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LEGAL NOTICE,
In tho Probate Court In and for salt Lake
County, Territory Of Utah.
In the Matter Of the Estate ot John II. DAVIS,
deceased.

deceased.
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Henry III. Harris, executor Of the last
WI and testament aud ut the estate of
John u. DAVIS, deceased, has rcn-
dered for settlements and fled M said court,
NE nnhl account Of his administrator OF sad
estate and peti3en fsr final dsin-
button OF the residue OF aaid estate among tho
persons entitled thcfcto,And that Ihursday, tho
s!th day OF May, \. -. ls'3, at 10 O'Clock u m 4.
NJ the court room OF aaid court, In the COuuty
.ourt House. salt Lake cay and county, Utah
Territory. nhs been duly appointed by tho
Judge OF said court for the settlement OF said
account aud hearing said petition for dHtrihu.
ton, At which time Aud place any person inter
tttcd IN said ctt1lu may appear and show
cause " any there be why said account should
not be settled and approved and nnAl distribu.
uon made a. prayed Tor.
Dated April y, le.G.
~ V. MELoY,
clerk OF the Probate Court
by j. y. JACK, Deputy,
waddoll aud Adams. attorney for said
estate.
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EOR SALE.

IOO brigham city, Under Cultivation.
Nill sell on long time with per cent interest,
or exchange Tor salt Lake real estate. In lots
TO suit purchaser A. f. Snow, brigham OitY.
ulsH SAT
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT.

nELINQuEST NOTICE. THE NORTH
~ Point Consolidated irrigation company
Location OF principal place OF business Sail
Lake Oily. utnh. Notice, There are delinquent
upon mo following described sto k on aouount
OF assessment levied on tho goth day OF March,
1905, the several amounts sot opposite INC
nance Of tho roapectSo shareholders ia
followsi
No. Of No. OF
Certificate. Shares. Amount.
Maggie II. Thomp'
son part OF % IL 20
James Thompson 40 40
John siahl
Aud In accordance with law and tho order of
tho hoard ~ Directors made ON the goth day OF
March, lh,d, so many shares OF each parcel al
stock "a may be necessary VII be sold at the
once OF the Secretary, Room No. o. Cullen
Hotel, al salt Lake CITY, Utah Territory
Thursday, May 18th, 1903, at 2 O'Clock u, M, IL
pay tho delinquent assessment, together win
The costs OF advertising and expenses OF sale
j W. WHITEHEAD Jlt.,
dSiH Secretary.
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order 10 show cause why order Of sale OF real
estate should not be made.
rollS u. REESE, TtlE ADMINISTRATOR
~ ot the estate 81 inoch Reese, deceased,
having q cd his petition herein, duly verified,
praying for an order Of sale OF q portion 81 tho
real estate u SAID dcccdcni, for The purposes
thefcin set forth, u ~ therefore ordered by the
Judge Of SAID court, that all pUrEpua Interested
IN the estate OF sad deceased. appear before
tue said Probate Court on 1hutsdny she 18TH
DAY OF May, 1893, At 10 o'clock IN the forenoon
o. said day. at the Court Room OF said Probate
Court, M the County Court House IN the City
aud County OF salt Lake, Utah Territory, 10
show cause why an order should not DO
granted TO tho said udministratur Ia
cell 20 much OF the rcsl estate OF the
eaid dccefscd at either public oi
private sale A. shall he necessary, aud that i
copy Of this order be published ut Ieasi fouI
eueoessiye weeks In Tho nIsTREr EvENtNu
Nhws, newspaper printed and Published IN
SAID city and county.
Dated April i7tb, 1898.
JACOB II. BLAIR,
IfDhute ,Iudu0-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-15
LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court IN and for Salt Lake
County, Utah Territory.
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SUMMONS.

In the District Court an and for the Third
Judicial District OF Utah Territory,
County OF salt Lake
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-15
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PART
NERSHiP.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EN-
Il listing between A. u. Duniord and q A.
hllurUeck hnd &. NJ, cannon IA hereby dlssoly.
cd, by mutual consent, q. NJ, Cannon retiring
All accounts due the late INN arc payable 10
a. II. nunford and o. y. kllerbeck, who will
also settle all accounts against tho late firm,
A. II. DUSFoRD,
q. T.. ElLERBECK,
CHAs. NJ. CANNON
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the rrohaie Court Ia and Tor salt Lake
County. Territory Of utih
In tho matter OF the Estate ~ William
Matthew rr.. Deceased.
Heal slate should MOI be- made.
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In the matter Of the estate OF Henry @. Fow.
lOF, deceased
Order to show cause why order OF sale OF real
catAte should not DO made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-15
LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court, IN and for salt Lake
County. Territory OF Utah.
In the matter OF the estate OF William swift,
deceased
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-15

In the Probate Court m and for salt Lake
County, Territory Of Utah.
In the Matter OF tho Estate OF Enoch Reese,
deceased.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-15
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Cont M and for salt Lake
county. Territory Of Utah.
In tho matter Of tho Esiate OF David Walker.
deceased.

Notice ~ time and place for tho hearing o
petition for admi'slon TO probate OF Will.
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H. Y. MELoY.
ClOrk OF the Prob 10 Court.
Fer J. q, JACK,
Deputy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-15

No. Of No. OF
CeItlncAto. shares. Amount.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18

the patriotism Of the dollar. Commercial considerations
outweigh ali others and the chief thOuG among oil
foreigners Is Ia Government that VIII a1ord
the best guarantee Of permanent, business prospects,
Even the British residents recognize that annexation
10 the United states will them this great blessing
and almost 10 a man they are In favor Of dineXalion
The Germans and French also favor American claims
TAc Portuguese are the Onlv forc Gners who have de-
mandcd q Republic. These fellows are Ignorant brnicS
from the Azores who only shade above The
kanakas in general Intelligence.
Il interviewed every one could get at from the
Queen Chamberlain 10 the kanaha politicians. Tho
deposed Queen was the only one whp would not talk.
Her Chamberlain said she especially bitter over
her cOncmpuous neglect by the revolutionary leaders
who had made her step down and out None OF these
men have had the courtesy 10 visit her. she Is
guarded by eighteen OF Ter household troops but this
IS "A mere farce. She Is proud high temper d
woman, and the utter neglect OF her importance" III
this political crisis In crushing IL i understood That
She is willing to resign In favor of the Princess
kaiulani. but one can convince her that monarchy
In Hawaii Is as dead Caesar Among foreigners
in Honolulu the general Impression Is that Minister
stevens hostcd the American Nag without siihrient
reason There threats which amounted 10
ANYTHING and the Provisional Government wOuld
asIly have been able 10 maintain itself. or course,
there may have been inside information which JUST
lied Mr.. Stcvens's action. but II so, most OF the
Americans there ignorant of IT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18

vail- and life and property II as safe thec rs III "'
other country. The dc iacto government came Ih'O
power without causing the los OF single H. INV
United states heed have 10 apprehension ""oh' wv
Chinese. Thcy are no longer allowed 10 nHHhs'ae'
Al ono time the coolies were needed To develop tI'
.ucar pantations TLcre are only abcnt LOO"
coolies there The lcpeis are completely Isolated ana
there need he daner: from lfPo,F l"' "oN''
l. certainly advantageous ~ both parties
Democrats as well Republicans also commend
the action " the Administration III competing "'
negoii1un, with the Hawaiian COMMITS -oners. iarl'h
Walsh of Augusta Ga, one Of the bcst-hnown Dem
oerl, IN the Sonth when asked Yesterday If IN" treaty
mad. would meet the approval Of the people OF the
south. snd
We could not afford TO permit the Islands 10 get
away from lis, and Il, 10th sides are willing, 80"
no rca son why the negotiations Should not be closed at
once"
Clark Howell, Of the ATLANTA Constitution sad
Il d., not think the Administration has acted too
hastily In the matter There Wa, no reason Tor
delay and the sooner the affair settled the better
n WIll he for all concerned ~ far as can see,
there has been undue speed In The matter, ana
Democrats we'll u, Nepnbnclns VIII coiihlhu ''
action -! The Nd,!I In .tr.IiiOn.'
Ex-Governor Foraker, Of ohio. also said that the
treaty, made should meet poluar approval. me
Hawaiian group Is valuable acquisition to III" icy
ritorv OF The United states, ne added. ana II woui
be Il political crime not to accept II. some Democrats
would howl. no matter what course Wa taken They
would complain II the negotiations were LETT Tor Inc
Cleveland Admnisra ion. Now that Mr. Harrison
has settled the affair. som" Democrats making
treaty than has been made could not have been pre-
pared, and results will prove that IN" Adtnrisra lon
has taken tie right course"
Ex-Conere.. man George West praised the action
of Admin istrItiOn.
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A TALK WITH THE QUEENS ENJOYS.
Mr.. NECM>NN ASSERTS THEY HAVE MADE ALL
POSSIBLE HASTE TO GET TO WASIH NOTION.

MR.. NETM,NN ASSERTS THEY HAVE MADE ALL
POSSIBLE HASTE TO GET TO WASH NGTON.
Chicago. Feb. l7.-Thrcc cmi,- r", Of the dcpcsod
Queen hurried through Chicago Yesterday on their WAY
10 Washington. One Plul Nramann. personal
representative OF Queen L'liuOkaanl and n former
member OF her Calinci. The second was l.. e.. Mac
faianc old resident OF Honolulu and at time
Financial Minister OF thu island kingdom Tho third
Prince David KawannnakOl, member Of the
ROYAL line and nephew OF the Queen Mr.. NcLmann
slightly ont Of temper. Some newspaper man
ont West had photographed that he purpo,Iy max
Ing slow trip 10 Washington. ~ he ala not care to
oppo," The annexation scheme. As soon n SIR. Ncu-
had his berth ticket h" consented to talk about
his mission. The Prince and Mr.. Macfarlanc stood
by and COrrOlOratcd him.
We getting to Washington with all possible
haste said Mr.. Nrumann. "Our ONLY delay at
Denver. where arrived three hour, late. The
train ON which TO have com" Fast was held
hour. had clcgraphcd ahead. but it could wait
lohccr. II /, rot true that hay" been enjoying
ourselves and seeing tine sIhts. Ii Is to Interest
10 yet 90 Washington nj oncr and let ia" President
know the exact Stat" u AFFAIR.""
What will be Your action nj Waslngton1'
IL cannot tai vet. TO tell the Truth. | do not
know: hut there thlng, which the United
states Government shoud know. and which. / am
confident, the committee representing the called Pro
vi,i0nal Government has not told"
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YALE ILTMNI At DIN ER.
CHttSCEY NJ. TEPEw PREsIpED-THE NV
GYMNASIUM ALL PAID FOR.

CHiUNCEY NJ rEPEw PREsIpED-THE NEw
GYMNASIUM ALL PAID FOR.
At the meeting OF the Yale Alumni Association at
Sherrys last night Cnauncry NJ. Dcrcw presided. ard
Judge Henry F.. Rowland gave most Interesting
description Of the gymnasium OF the UNIVERSITY.
The new building WAS formally tirned over,to the
institution January II. Mr. Howland told III
about the magnificent building. aud said hst
ia. entire cost of the gymnasium, S22l OOo-hac been
met 10y subscriptions. The members Of nifty one classes
had contributed. FreCcr,c< ". Vanderbilt gave wv
OCO. Three other men gave $1,000 each. nine e9oV
c;,ch and twenty ~ 900. The first git was receiver
IN le-6.
After ih, year the gymna linn would be selisup
porting. such not the case row on account OF
certain extra expenses incident to opening the build
Ing.
Nr Depew cracked few Jokes al The expense OF
cx,Iudge Anderson. and cGen called on Th)mss
Thatcher to speak about the Alumni University Fund
Mr. Thacaer said thai the idea was u add TO la
money which the university would Use for any pw'
pose whatever. Gifts for specified objects were eooa
bu, those Ga which restriction placed were
better. ,, r..
Mr.. Dep"w then spoie p'cls1ntly and briefly me
result Of tho election for q rpniIat!ng comll1ee "
five was then announced. Arthur VI. Dofs" -,
otto I. Barnard 20. John ". Curiiss. 20. Henry -
IInpkins, ;, :, aud WILLARD r;.ker. IT, 90. wTe sue
Cessrul. NJ erwari "Mlriar;y" supper w!s served
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poet Of it, coupled with the feeling OF momcEtary
stability. is improving business ana making rea'
estate and other securities frmcr. -
\ correspondent of The Gazette, wTltiut Nv"
kopala. says: One or two Of "ir r'',iichlH al
= ittlr d.~aYpntlcd over the news from the cap'..
They profess TO be afraid that existing c'h'ia 70
may be cancelled and labotrrs freed nom ,mrl'
obligations. One OF two things seems pain.
either our relations with tn" United states mus.
change. 80 as 10 allow better pr g. Tor sugar. "a
plal;tation must hav" cheapc. labor.
Some hilarious fellow. overcome ny tn' 'nu'
news hoistcd an alien fl1e II has pl'a"!nc APP
pearance. but most of the people think tic star
spaneled Banner looks better The NATIVES naHr
been holding ostcusiblv religious meetings every
night Considerable wlilng has been, merry "l'
they have. no doubt, talked over the si'u1uoh
and bcwalled the blind folly Of thoS" who nay"
fallen from high place.. Really III" natives care
very little. and the conservative nrrlhrf> ol We
community will soc that INSCRIPTIONS or SHY
would-be agitator, do not make any opcA cHor's
TO stir up I1cc prejudice -, IL,
The funeral of Nlje4 Grace Stevens. the eldest
daughter of United states Minister Stevens, TOOK
place on February >, The Diplomatic OPP am'
officials of the Provisional Government were III AZ
tendance as also were the officers OF tn" Boston