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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-26

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-26

Remember that it Is because he processes to
regard Mr.. Stevens's course as IAN abuse
of the authority of the United States that the
President proposes to restore the Hawaiian
Monarchy. 1t is not because Of what any Ha-
waiian did to us. but because of what our own
official representative is by ourselves alleged to
have DONE that we are now going to smash
Mr. Dole and the Provisional Government. Is
there any one so du, as not to see that If one
MISUNDERSTANDING that there was an in
terference-is wrong, another must be?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-26

All previous celebrations Of the anniversary
of the date Of the evacuation Of our city by the
British troops just 10 years ago were sur
passed yesterday. The ceremonies organized to
commemorate the event, which to NewYOrk at
any rate was one Of the most important Of the
entire Revolutionary conflict, included an i'm
posing military and civil parade, and the solemn
unwilling Of the statue of Nathan Hale In City
Hall Park. Five memorial tablets were like
wise erected in various parts of the city on
sites rendered historical by incidents in con
nection with the War Of Independence, and the
day. which had been inaugurated with the rails
ing of the Stars and Stripes at the Battery by
the greatgrandson Of the patriot John Van Ars-
dale, was brought to close with a banquet
given by the Sons Of the Revolution
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-26
Jn0rx 10 Advertisements.
Business Notirrs.


II your complaint Is want Of appetite, try half
wine gass VI Dr. SIeger Angoetuis filters before
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-26

It's too bad about Harvard But what can be
expected of IA college whose President just be-
fore the late election advised all young men
to join the Democratic Party?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-26

1t was a great day for Yale Her young
athletes at Springfield once more proved what
splendid organization and confidence based on
discipline, obedience and devotion can accom-
psh. And while her representatives were
steadily crowding on to victory, the veil dropped
from the statue of Captain Nathan Hale-an-
other Yale athlete and the most knightly fig
ure in American history. From Captain Hale
to Captain Hinkey is one hundred and twenty
years-and the world has been moving all the
time. Let US hope that the young collegians
who so CALAMITY confront a rush line In the
football field with 1000 spectators to encourage
them would face death alone as Nathan Hale
did, II the occasion required it, and with the
same calm courage and quiet dignity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-26

The answer to the Democratic proposition to
tax incomes is found in the Democratic phrase.
Unnecessary taxation is unjust taxation"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-26

While The Tribune is glad to accord space in
its issue Of to-day to the exposition of LEX.
Attaches" views on the much-debated cues.
ton as to whether ladies should smoke. It can.
not but dissent from the opinions and argu.
ments contained in his letter 1t declines to be-
lieve that the temper Of the American woman
stands in need Of such soothing influences as
the use of tobacco might be able to afford. nor
can 1t accept the theory that there is any room
whatever for improvement In her character
Beautifully endowed by Providence with health
and vigor both Of mind and body, she does not
experience the need of driving away fits Of
the blues by looking at life through opalcscent
clouds Of fragrant smoke" And depression :,
Is n complaint from which the daughters Of Co.
luinbia are as yet exempt, thanks to the happv
nature Of their surroundings in this great and
glorious country.
What will undoubtedly be the football game
Of the year was played at Hampden Park
Springfield, yesterday by the muscular athletes
representing the universities Of Yale and Har
ward. 1t WAS grand contest played in the
presence Of mighty crowd of spectators Yale
won by to 0, as she did in 1880 and 1S92-in
fact, the crimson has triumphed in only one
came over Yale in seventeen years. The pop-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-26
There never was a minute
When Eli wasn't in 1t.

Two Princeton College students have been
fined $50 each for annoying and i'll treating
Chnaman. SO far. good: but the judge who
heard the case expressed the hope that the
college authorities would awake to the per-
Torrance of their duty in these matters and
not require the interference of the courts. The
true view Of the case would appear to be that
the right course taken when the courts
were appealed to. and that the college authori-
ties have pursued n policy emitting them to
the commentator of all good men and women.
Professionalism is declining to an alarming ex-
tent in France, and, TO judge from the reports
OF NJ. Sabatier who holds the official position
OF Professor of Protestant Theology at the Uni
versity of Paris there will soon be no members
of the Reformed Church left In that country
tn perpetuate the memory Of the Huguenots.
The actual number of Protestants In France
does not exceed 650OO0 and among these the
annual number of deaths exceeds that OF births
to the extent Of 1850. Many churches In Nor
mandy and particularly in the Giroade district,
which has hitherto been regarded as the prin-
cinal stronghold of French Professionalism are
being closed. owing to the gradual extinction
Of their congregations and according to Pro-
fessor Sabatier. all prospects or Improvement
are rendered hopeless by the number of schisms
which have arisen among the members OF the
creed.
There IA much discussion nowadays Of means
TO improve the public schools III we are NOT
greatly mistaken. what the children neeo "oie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-26

Men and brethren. consider Thu case: During
one OF the battles of Bull Run an energetic
woman about sixty years old went TO the aid
OF wounded Union soldiers. When the supply OF
proper bandages gave out she removed her dress
and skirts. tore them up. and used the strips
TO stanch the flow OF lfe-blood from the heroes
around her. For these garments piece of old
carpet was temporarily substituted. That woman
has had an application for a pension, as an army
nurse on file in Washington for nine years
and an excellent authority in such matters, Mrs.
Annie Wittenmyer says that the requisite proof
Is now complete: yet. although the claimant
Is in the ninety-sccond year of her age. and in
need the case hangs fire. Thus does patriotism,
like other virtues get its reward. Perhaps,
twenty or thirty years hence, while consulting
files of The Tribune. some poet will stumble upon
this narrative and embody it in verse. as
warning to other brave. true souls or there be
any left them not to do such foolish things as
this volunteer nurse did at Bull Run.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-26

That the Civil Service laws have been defed
and set at naught by State officials at Albany Is
a notorious fact. 1t is openly charged by the
Civil Service Reform League that the Governor
has consented to such violations How these
laws can be enforced is n most interesting ques-
ton. Perhaps the most important suggestion
which has been offered is that an amendment
to the present law should be passed prohibiting
the State Controller from paying the salary OF
any State employe whose office comes within the
provisions OF the Civil Service laws, unless he
has the certificate of the State Civil Service
Commission to the effect that such employe has
been regularly employed in accordance with the
rules and regulations Of the Commission. OF
the salutary and practical benefit Of such a law
there seems to be no room for doubt and II is to
be hoped that the matter will be brought be-
fore the Legislature in such a way as to secure
favorable action
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-26

rhere "a much discussion nowadays Of means
70 improve the public schools. II we are not
,,rsot,v mistaken. what the children need more
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-26

Mr. Cleveland seems never so eager as when
dlscrediting the United States in the eyes OF the
world
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-03

northeast quarter OF the souihwtst
quarter " .tciion 80, township = north,
range fasl.
Iobu Rich, of Caine'viliu. Wayne
cOia.y, u sd oiay W. sflai atom Tor 70
nom steal outry for tho nnrIhoAi
quarter OF the northeast quarter OF
SC ion %. tie south half e the nor'u-
v,.fouafirr andthe noItnwts. quarter
uf tre northwest quarter 90 s'c.i % -d,
tgwu.htii - s.uth, rnug' - east
Thomas ,. lgtfY iri Of heDt'ii'
WgaltnutuE county, hitd ANA pli'.-
ton TOR homcttcal ruliy iu iai- % HHu .,
the tnutheost quarter Oi thc northwest
quarter, aud Tho northeast quarter %
me southwest quarter oi srrluu 81,
towuHhip gi tnuth, range Us wt8..
Charles HnusUn, ui spring iiFi
| sanrutr county, made hunl proof -
/ HE irt-pmJ ti1u entry Tor he southeast
quarter oi the northeast quarter of sec
/ iion ~ township 10 south, rang,
/ east.
This Afternoon The register AMI re.
| ceiyer were lIstuuiur TO the evidence
I bon the contest Ammnu 49, Sirlustu
I W William ShOwUli. This inv lives D
timber culture on Try mauc by Shovel
December ~, 1851, The UUui,uun
tayr that how D. has tail,d 90 pillow l
have broken ten acres nf Tire liant, nn'
ini'oj 20 plant ttvtr Ha required uy low
also chat not mufy thAu lntue grfcs q
the ground has been broken up. u
therefore asks that tho Shovel CLAIM
he srt aHiI'.
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Executive Department. 20 ic.A.ya once
-ait Iak, ily u'InUtf Hi l.'l
The uudcrlsnud vii, rsrgNn yil. Coy hg
printing, Hui'u.. pro' VOL qua material 20
Oh. following. uuullI u't.uU. 70 300. un october
Comma. iuln 0u uo Itus.=To Poo syt 100 small
pI.i .lIi. .ud Q 600 printed 10 book form.
tuuruH.uul 1u tht' iluruH'a. DO ugt iu
email Iu0a sHlil, aud tu Dr printed in bloA
ianp5..uua ou tho b.rs. To ue set To- ious
uTImUf Uuy. with fuu sI H0 space hriN tut
HurH ln. tn be- pfuiul on i1.tg1p r.r,r
boz printing tuu AVE aud Journals tIn va B Co..
be- f'. ..urfIIn uII rfsHs 90 Ul nH work. eide
uHfra |u Doc measured HHuF litlN ih lNr .N"H
H.UIUIl. fU trU tFuu Boz Auirl iheh are goo
uUTHrG, HnI uut 90 NH measured fcphihWN.
u.II NiIy. HUt h.Iuk pages Iu iHr BODY ui hr
work uH. De- u4 Above ,A.cpi "Aen h"a''Hir
Du. .Ir..,.. itior only 60 bo allowed on Che
Governor msssAHu. uui pryt WORK vii De-
aI..NU 100 each taau.
I.,Uraula 1u bills nott occupy o. sr.t.Hr
IHH.r IH.. ono ugu.u ui BE- pace 1i ill'srar..
lave. ID |ln pam u.ot form nnd b" 100 cali
IIHu.u .lu hluIIUE ul 80 CuWlh 20 Ihp
iouH D. OF each house 10 in phmpNiot form
rr... vo.L on tlc above ror each token ol
lgI rmurlasiHns tp.ecs lI CON" .Ilutn iurl of
U0If NOIk. gnf Two psF's % torn 90 billie.
IHUyf 60 ur uaci iu tnn HIoy,.
A.iWIs t1 DO accompanied With % BOND Go
tto tuI,pl rtHcs, WITH good lnl aum.lghl ri
tUFHtH Iu IhH HuW of r 'rnllN"hAi l"l 600
faithful performance ui thu work
IIuI.Ns I0 auuut.d aud delivered ihr
tUyrtl. ave .yH Iud Toe lHufus.H WITHIN ..Ail
ualH otter lhU hII Iuruutui 90 $40 ls.FHIA.Nt"
iiuH payment uUi 20 gr m.N' unNl ug Al.'
wuts. HuI thu lI.H Cos lH, ..me .htll pa
MON nUur.vfI NV One flIst Comptroller uf thi
Irrs.urt uruarlmrut, Washington, u g.
Iro rsu, D. reserved 90 reject any aud al
'''' CHARLES e.. WCHAUps.
secretary Of Utah.
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NoIlcr oF sALI uNDIR TRUsI DE

yErururAs. uN TuE m DAY az
W April 90 luml Morris, o. htr own
rgbt aud ffa1grlot o. Nous hsr has. 1ud,
q, '. ,,r.i co. i5ha Is u8are 90. par,y u no
sUglnI pfft luI uu.trc their certain Wuat
decd o. Nol1ly tINf'|NI ~ tlt hAu ''nN
So. uunug.an t4c following dotenocl r''".
ugsinn'as at tho routbuc.t corner NJ lot ong
.l. U.U a twenty uIuU -'.. plH. go, - Ease
r.t.. tH.n'r uuH.htru 100 rode, thtuco wet
uFO VI uu. II u"g aluIn Cen li"I RODS Z" inc
place Ui .g. nfi 'IIu.in ~ NO 'lg .ns
aaU .ru.l . W4. uu|F hrsunN ru-"l and
tuHureI tU accorded u ihu uM. ut tc
c.uHF fo.1.l.T0, .llt "a county 30 u''a
$3.50" ut uHTffa.uF.p1Eos lti 90 lhlt ,........
WUtrUl.. ..II convey auCC WI. made l1 Nu.i
,r,rl ,'.r5.H. a.ugI Merrill and InouHa s.
Ipnf do n. UuHi. r.H Ha MurutHuut Merrill IS
~, p.Tf6s uf Ho iHlrl part Of Che tuin OF
uHruu hood. q lHI .If .tl,'tl, 10. n'ft4l %
psu from Soc paroles of no h.ri r.r.. 1hl
ifuln vH"u Hgu Uur.ulHr credit Uf % 'ur
MONTH. O. tuc amount 90 httgon hundred dol.
lars WaE foo UH extended. ul ....
. NarIHl. Do. ulIt gt 0t tru urst li.It pur. hIsri
/ lumber AMI U.H"r HuIu'Ng mater HIH ItnH VIC
plriig oi iug ufi uMt 20 tna enou't on Hl
irou uuu.rrl dollars. and nave pA'l Goo rHi' OF
wrsrtisi Gre payment of tho same m1turri
90 lu ug'n '.. .elaA o . Aa.u.t =. w g. A,i
I U.rum.rtrer of .HH.. aud tuU UsTtvE Ui Wc
. fIsItar. rHgrnHu.uI theron Co., promptly uHN
no Interest maturing ON rail prior irrun.
. Ur.Hrr. Hut UaNH allowed SAME 90 bpt1mD DO
] Wrer,is hr sa.I trust duod provided that
/ sH.HTd thg uarIu. .I $3.50 nrat p.u CON tp ulr
] hp IUtfftat uU s.l puuT unrumOrnurr au1
] HnUuIi f4I fU Dos Cor NlI lumber Huu building
/ wlfrf.lIa purchased Ui thu uutuuh of ilr iHlrl
uBff NJ iI.u tHr.n month. uf tuu date ni ihr HI'rI
] mon tbuHhiU IfI Hhuulu proceed % HgiI 0lll
] UT.ru.s. Htru..I. tUuuur. g. t1u highest 900.
] tpf' fHF r.sU. IH IUH manner pfuFIuHd ln HlIl
] tTrar Htrf. IrtfUrHaUH being made hereto ~
] Il more particular DESCRIPTION uf Cue urufI"luuH
l MtftIu. uuIu ut nI hn pgNrrciH 90 p1F 700
! amount Que lu GOO pAftrs ut tht thlrd past
I vlU interest. with % reasonable htturuUy'h Zee
/ buittu costs 1t thia trust
] Sow therefore. notice b. hereby given that
ON Monday. tuu Hd day OF Oein1sr, 1893. tnu
l uuHrrHiFurd viii No tho front door " tur
] rnurtv court hUuHp in salt lake city Gnn
| TtrItlry ai a. O'Clock noon NJ tnAt ~, cell
] tIH HNuNu ufs"rINud uttmiagH 90 enc hialrhi
. IIIfrf for ruau ur Hu much thcrrui a. O. nee
I r.aare to rHIsr thu aum q nttOru hundred Hnl'
! Infa DItH uterHst from MAY Hth. lF at eight
| par cont duo tu tIH parties Of tho lhri part
Dated. saIt laE' city Utah, thn ilih day
Of ''r''"''" iohy W. poNNELLAN.
Trustee
/ rr,yu %. nrurss and uISSru \
/ HWIu. Attorney for Trustee
! Tho H.0,p sIIg DO hereby posiporoi 90 coo
] r..u..t uf MORRISON, Merrill 4 D0, lo che 90
aai 0f urtolcr. l.8, 20 D! o'clock noon, 90 o.,
''''' ''' JOHN ". DuNNELLNN,
trustee
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NoIicr or shlt UNDER rausr
DEED

vvrururAs ON THE $3.50 DAY Or
w iunc, sol. John 10. Waite a.I Minnie
Watts made, executed .HI UUI..trl ip
iuit ln q. Winion, She No. tI'g. ..I.I.u rI.m''
s4it Wtutou, al the ba off Commerce. Hut
IaFu CIV Iilah with interest f|.|.II UHNuI.u
..ri.lnnua Iv at tho rate H. y.aHl ... cons p.r
auuum one of slid NOS POI I.Ir. i.I .un 90 l0,
u1lauIa uu or after OH. 'DHr IrIH b.. l.ir.aut
one IcIng for tho sum nI .fp T.." uu ur
before two ycnrs iof .la.t Hut ono l.iut
r.f frD au|u OF .HI.| Hn.H|." Hu HF before
d Ia trarf after its dtiD HHI
Whereas. % secure goo uag.o.t q sa.i
..T f1an ID waite suI .u..u .. waite un
tuI date executed 800 delivered tp q, %.
t.iIa, If.plrf Of ~. N.IA Nua
gnlgeyrd bob SAID trust. .tH HI.nr property
U, f1. owing isscunel Hf1uI..U E.wit.
u, It.i Ioti inclusive. nf U...E ono |lI, fIl ui
I Ilfa numbered from n.u % lI NIIittn .la.t
IHh inclusive, iu O.o. iHH l.t 900 ul l.t
! WONDERED from ono (. il N'. 1l.h ih,a
| syU, 90 niors thrrg u. n. n Dol. ul" .,lcl
] nom one % To- twCnH twH ..., H.tu iurln
] aItr and lot numbered tW..I. anfUu y
/ anl twenty eirhi ~. ah. i''t nuH. .i'l lI'm
boz U.utt four tlI.AN OF. plotted q. 'A|H l.IH.u '
/ lro Same huin. su1d. ..NH o.. quo n'Iln NAI
| nIuy UlI ln BLOCK utg, tN.r NM
l which said decd Of un.i gH 900. .nn J..
| ria, and recorded bob i.uHh no ilc Gov ~
w.St a.ss mao. fn 90 which
Z fr.or.I reference |H .U.. made iIf
II more particular deception lHorUUf, lni.
Wi.Hoaa alid U1uNcI .H.H .W|H. Ht. Ur tuilFH
. provide. tuHt should UU.Iuf .U Wasc iu soc
n..n.ut ut fi.Ncr 90 goo I.'"..I.. uN. PIG.
nn,.nro aud boz faid lopI o.. .H.l. OBJ of fhe
. .Ut.rr.f tIIfriiH .a tIU ..HU H."||.H uu" ana
U.vlr.u. fUU HuIt tlu..tr N.H.I ". GOOD Boo 900
H.ffU Described urcmIH H. UI ... H.ff iN.trIi ~
IuHID ysuuuH tu tnr l'.N... .I. or Iur N'Hh
nnaI 3D. ucc ns theron pfH,HHf. |ur tbJ uur'
IuaH lf ut1iuE said nIir. nf I.f nWuuut tc'
Wrafass no purt ot faIi r..u .HHry notCt,u
/ pIHpro f them. or tuU interest WerUuu, hii
Uttu vol 4, excepting only tu .um OF -iu
uhn ttCro o. web, N-l lH- GO .1m OF tl.. D.
i1.aU paid thereon 500. psi D.. i'l hlI ~
. uHiHr wuH applied ON Ur I uItU Niut'
. H.|H. AVID whereas UUNI"" N. H.'I default Nl
h.un rivfutn thv uudrrI EH,1 trustee by w
10 lftI. cot the ut and County % HIl lakc
uth. thf iceu owntr lnI n1dHr ~ .1l
tgr.Isuci. to prItrHI iH .yI fuI prrWifc
rursuaut On the trrmH Hi t.i l'ri Nc ulah am
Dor toe urUnHc ut paying I'D NNI
NuW. fhUrrfHru uHN". iH "NT.'| . trn Wy
on saturday tbr ith dl} 1f ug".'f ''aL ih'
uu'tIasuul, pursuI nit .ll f,Ia., % wv .
/ rUrnpr of second -nuiH .u. second Wee
/ t.rgtta. salt IHEH tfF lHN. D. Hr'nf
. ulUH lf HhII dHy. frI fN" above Ff.'f.'"
|""IuI. uH urHn wu d. ...'. 70 W.h Doe N.'
purpose uf paying o." .A' If .g'J l"''
.Ut' Interest Accrued H.tuHH .. $50 o.,
forth. tu.uthpr With tn" tN..uHt. Hf N|. Nu'
irUIuIus reasonable counsel iyrH and com
Dated At sali iakg City Utah. sep,oiaic
{ '''" s.U. YIELDS Ju trustee.
8 NAWtIsa a CwryuInW. AUUW.fH
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AsslsssMENI NOIIog


Nv" NTT1ETT TT"TUE 0WWIUFnT1
NOTICE is utuTm DiNIN THAT
- o.. Wyrtng Oi thu hoard of uirrri1ff %
inr 1TTE.y Mining Company d. 10 on Che ltlu
day OF september 1855, Hu aHH"H.uunt ut 90
teen 900 cents per share waH .rtIrl ulun ilg
capital ttu. b ut tnu corporation payable Im
mtlIHtoIy 90 John W, Campbell secretary. Nd
Que o0mrauF b ONCE lu thg Hooper liulllluEI
salt llkr Dl ~, Utah
Huy HtnHh uUlu which Huil Assessment HhtN
remain UNPAID uu FRIDAY. October 800, l'H +,
HHtNI become dH 'luuuUnt and Doe advertised iuf
rHIG. and unless payment lH made before. VIII
Doe cold 10 public auction uu "wednesday,
NltuWHUr 40, lslI nl ~ u'rIO B 600 90 tUu Office
uf tHu secretary. fu pay Che auIuVuyut U#HuHHs
uHuL tHrrIu.r WITH tho CuIt OF auNuula.uf
aud expense ul HNu.
IgafIur uf She Hoard 90 Directors,
join w. tANpNlLL,
A.HIstHnt secretary
sur LAEE CIrr, utah, september %. isll,
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ANIMAL MEETlNn

T,RtCuTOS q NORTH POINT iBRiGA.
: gati1n company. Notice lsbrFrlt given
40 40 annual meeting Of the Urshlpu IS
Nofth Point Irrigation company Will Iu h"II no
ti,f' ttirhfou meeting house. SAT- lHt" .uuHfN
ft.t ri Monday tho OH day OF u..n#.I. IrII
,iriorl fn. Of said 1lY flr tIt purpose uf
siegtiry 4 hoard Of directors 60 oct fuf Doc tu.
srtrg t,ro 3 care. hearing reports uf UurDr. aul
tho tranaaouou Of sncn other hn.hv. aH maf
nr.urrIg come before thg meeting
xiv orfCr of Hoard Of ufggilLa
T.. -. tWTCuiDw.
HY.#ntHre.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN nY THE
~ undersigned. administrator oi Che estate %
John smith. deceased. 90 the afclI'Hra oi.
Hui uIl persons having claims aElluat ono aii
deceased, To exhibit them with tho necessary
Won CHEERS. WITHIN four months alter ihr 70
publication Of this notice, 90 the sad 1fWIui.'
traitor. Ut he residence in sugar House pre-
ciurt, 30 the County Of salt lAA', ZION lcif'
tory.
JAMES q. SMITH,
Adminiatrator Of the estate Of John smith,
drCrHruI
MLmmrtL md AnAm- hIlnrnnL. l-r .-ILL-
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NnrlcE In cnLnIInRs.


lfiAtc or Josephine ~ tuilNt NN''A'NA'
NOTICE o. uEnEnN ClNEN UN tlE
y UuIUrsiEucd. William ~ ilnIrtuu. executor
tu tIc creditors ut and lil IUfsuu. having
claims agaIufi tlo said deceased. 90 vNlimi
iItW with she uoUosHary NHuNH0fHt within Tour
m0uIha after the Gree publication &c thH
uuu.u Co. OHIO enid sNfguIur 10 Che onrr ut tii
ATTORNEYS, Mratrs. ifuu C. Iutugui. d. lrotfc. y
uuldHr. sale iato U.tYi in Che County oi salt
IHLr.
dated AuguHtl' ist ..........
WILLIAM 70. ROBINSON,
Executor % She ostafo 4f Josephine o.. smith,
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fy'HIm WILL ~ 4 NETTING oF
tNp members OF the iatlrT dsF alutF
COLLEGE Afauglauuu ho.i 70 cine company
ONCE, tt D. south ttmplU Street, rHlt LAKE
DlIy. ttaH. Uu Monday, ttiuNuf Iu1, lrI at 4
D. ui.. fHr thu UurpsHu 20 uItDtug GOO. v,H and
other oucvF Tor tine company Go serve during
W.H puuGALL
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county, Aeiltull OF ttAhf
IN tho matter Of the Estate OF John lloaRlhni,
Deceased.
Sourc 90 limo aud place Tor Che hoaHugo OF
puluuu fur aimiaa ion 10 probate uf VIII.
DuHsuASu no AZ ORDER or SAID
court iu said matter, uuu"o D. hereby
sven thAt thuriur, th1 lih day OF ociuNtr
4. ID. i-aI. 40 40 o'clock u.m,, ut tnH County
Court tluuss 90 SAT- Lake Dity, tuh Territory,
in $40 cuurg room eel said court, hlH boon OPP
pointed the uuo nud place for ilc
hearing OF % petition uf Aiuua n. ll0lEllut
praying tor tuu admission 60 pro.
h.tt 20. r. Dcrt.|u document Herewith proc
fcutyI. purpurtus 90 loo tho lut Will ana
.p.tamCut ut Juuu iluIr'Hui decor. uu. WHEN
HUu UUIu uli uursuis Wtory. ct mHy appear
aud Uup1sc ihU probate ut aid VIII, or tNU
granting OF letters tu.tlmrutHry IN AdUllH
NJ liHgAui la UrFUl Tor iu Hall petition
Iu WItuoa. whereof have hrTyuutp Hct MY
hlnH aui HiuN d ue Hsll Of Hald court thls
30 ulr ut september, Al. 80
lsIEtN 10 \ MElul.
tllfa ui Che Probate Court,
by ID. D. JACK deputy Uluft,
charles h. Pearson, Attorney Tor Petitioner