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.... mpr rnm sept. 10 the eo chilled
Cherokee Strip win bo uponod Tor settle.
mcnt United s,atol oGici1l8 are already
ON the ground pegiocting nrrangamolp.
The Strip will be- divided iu,o nine new
counties. eight OF them being arrange m
two tiors. Tho ninth county will include
the late Pawuoo reservation. Thesoiu.
FAINT couutiu are thus fruuuclo.s being
merely lc,torcd alphabetically satIcu
OF hyaly imagination viii bc ab.' tp
christon them speedily once ,ho Strip i
open. For convenience oi settlers four
land offices will Dec located 100 dG.ru.
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NOTICE VI SALE UNDER DEED or
THUST


VuLuEAs ANNis WILLIAMS or SALT
w i.tr tIy. lmu. Iy urr Certain try1 ul
uuIt dated February lIst l-Ii ami duly
recorded IU Hu Hli e. ul tHt ruuHIF rc oIlUf,
ra't lHAt ruuHlU on r'b ultf lih. i.li. in
BOOB Va. OF mori-ll'a pHf'- '.l, poly lhd
CONVEYED 'n iuu under lfnrl Iiu ttra tIo
led. owing dusrrNHl rrai CHIliO. Hitupio Boz Che
county n -l.t i1.g, lgruinry of luh. t1.vit.
NIuT'HrFvu ,lflI. pat 10, tlIt Lake tiy cur
NDy. Boo iru.i Cor ODE purp1Ho OF securing iHr
rllm. ni OBJ erriain p omih.1fy nnin ESQ
tu thr Hans 1l Commerce q corporation when
uOtu wac Tor thr Huu pt $40 %. due unu year
ate. date. Wil ut.tutt 90 d. pef cent pr
HCufgd IN taI Hnri 81 uuat ard iUf mutu
pHrIIu'ar uFsrupuUu ut SOD eco rvlgrruUr IH
hgrtlU made in Hlis decd aH q ut hereof. tn1
vhcrrIs according 90 ilu terms aui Cnudit urH
90 said motto mud ssii drcd OF irnft saii note
Dino been ever since the woniy q 10 dnY "
February, 1879, 900 and no port thutcuf. ur tnu
inirrrft ih'ienn ins been paid. csccrtng the
AMI Wucfrur BE- Was auu De- ptovdcd 10 f1it
decd Hi ul.t thli % default SHOULD n1 Wnlg lu
tHg paYWyut HI enid uut1 ihHn auii under
prom HUa Ir Huv ul.t thrftHi Ht ruiIic ven 40
Iu iu1 h.UHat UIIltr fur cash. nrHt giving
lwcniv iI a}a ru1.r gou,e o. ihe time,
tn De fold uy 4dyrftsewrul 100 some ucua.
paper published boz ~slt lhtu u} for tho uuf.
poe ~ iuln.'iHs an1 dischugnF tho duties
And whnf HH ln legal owner nul holder OF
arII UfUm.aHur. unlo. tu.WIt, lhc Bank of
Commerce ha. requested i1o uuiefs Fncd
trustees 90 proceed BOO coll HurU properly use
DOR aud according Io che terms ani provisions
~ sHid druH Of uuHt
now. therefore. tuH uutrrlEuCl rustDca
Aforesaid az Che request ut SAID iiHnE % Com
morrp. tip legal uWluT holder HuI UINCp OF
ta|i pTomlrsHrg note. Will iu accordance Win
the terms and conditions ut said decd uf trust
ou thr ittH day Uf september, 1875, DO the runt
uoor Ut tue Douu.y court House, iu
SAT- Lahc city ufGh, corner of second
south strret ana second Wcaf -rcct, ut
~ O'Clock ~. 81 that Gay, scll % public auction
o. tro hiahDHt bidder tor ra.H, nu uI s4li prop.
gftF anuur. misca above described. nr su much
thereof Hs HhllI o. necessary Co Day said note
and iutCtttt and 90 sHtFfy tho same. auu Haid
deed Of trust including Cue expenses uf said
truH', rrHtouih.r alto new uuu counsel fcCs
avid compensation ~ shii trustees tor thulr
services.
SAMUEL y. WAGltFH,
sEWANn n. FIELDS,
Irustcrs.
Dated Salt late CITY. Utah, August 4i,h, 1893.
EAw|iut a trlirhllW
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.
E.lnla ot WMam naaralh.II. alraalaL

Estate of William hnardfh1li, deceased
NOTICE r. HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ undersigned. executors Ut the last VIII
and tc.nWcut Of Mu.llm lirardshAli,
deceased, 20 tho creditors OF, hud an persons
having claims nrIut the HH'u deceased, 20
exhibit them with tho uCcrtHhry vouchers.
within ton months after tho frst pub irhtiou OF
tliH police To the said executor AZ the law
Dfic n Jas. % Moi 10. Rooms i1l 90 Huf Don.
situii0n UuudinE, salt Lake CITY. in Tia county
OF Salt Lahc utah Territory
Dated August %. 1906
WILLIAM ", uAtgU.
JAMES uuCkN uitItf, aud
rErEU G. JOHNSTON
Executors Of iho last Will aud testament OF
William iiChrdthtll, deceased.
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NnIIcE Id oREDIIORs.
rota,o Of charles } Green, Deceased

NOTiCE " HEREBY GlNfN ni THE
~ undersigned, AdmiuHiWirlN OF We Estate
nt thur'UH d. Green. upUIa.Cu 90 the Crrdl.
tors r. aud nii prfHuus having claims against
the rgit doeo1fiI o. exhibit them With the
necessary vouchers, within -Four months after
tho nrst publication Ui tHis notice, 90 the SAID
Admuiatratrs ut sEHrtln Precinct. IN The
County 1T htt lsac. lun territory.
Dated AUGUST 2ttn lrNI.
AdmnIstratriX uf tic estate OF thHrlu8 j.
brrFu. nuUruHpit
waddtll & Adams. Att3rnuysfor Crtlt,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE o. HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ uutyTHlgluI, rNU. ufors % The estate ct
Janet b. rars deceased, Go tho CREDITOR of
and AL prrsDls having u.alml against the faid
Diseased, Goo exhibit thnm with iho necessary
youchers. within ten month. after ihc q %
publication Ot thlG notice, tn Che sand Isaac % g.,
M4dd,Il and Catherine q spencer No lAs south
ilrst West street. SAT- Lake tIty, IA tho
County ot Salt latr, u1h Territory.
Dated August ftA, l-.i
ISAAC NJ. MhnnulI.
EXECUTOR ~ the list Wili ana Testament OF
Janet n Paws. NtruHruA
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NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS

OF the Utah Nursery Company. salt Lake
city, Utah.
rDtlEHE WILL ilE \ MEETING or 1uE
i hturkhulfDIH ut the above unWrd company
at room Z Crane building, 2n Main street ON
w, w uai Ut l.l.l 49, l'l 'u' lu.l",' "'
anu Co change the principal ONCE ut rtI1
company nom tho Uity OF salt Lltn 10 Do. farm
nglr sugar iinuso rostnnlce, sat Late county,
tuh. T.. a. DIX, see
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NOTICE no CRLBlTORs.
-,Illo Of J1na If1e1'l Deceased.

estate of Jana IrGvrcf, Deceased,
NOItCr Is HEREBY uINEN BT TUE
N tulCrHIUDi, executor OF thU luHt
will ~ Jaur ITrHurk, dCcratcH,
10 the or1iiurs 90 and 400 pgrsons having
tuima ur4lutt t.o aUu Hu"4nHud, 10 exhibit
them VITA tho urrtaHlrY yUurh0rG, within teu
month"; after tnt rut publication a. this
notice, Co hO SAID john irrWeck. rNcCator, nt
2if n uI IasI Ntg.u. Alt % q CIV. iu the
County of -HIt abe, ltrut0y of Utah.
JOus rREWEEE,
Executor Of tlo llsi uIIl uf ioCaasod.
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NOTICE

TIME ANNUAL NETTING or Tur
aluclha ttT of Iha .Hll Lake lnd Zoo
Angler HALLWAY Company vail Boo held nc tho
romuauy's ufllrU, 800 lN state -trUrl. On
rhursday. tle glst day ~ -cpiumhor, Nd 1894
nt lU o. IN Tor Che purpose of ulNctnR dircctOra
Tor tho ensuing year and Tor tho trausacuou
uf such other uUsiugfB as may properly come
before Hnid meeting
sAit Lake City. Uiah August 2ifi, lNll
J. a, CLAYTON,
secretary
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pIssoLuTloN oE PARTNERsHIp.

1.vOTlC. Is TElltuN GIVEN THAT
n tho rouariuHrdulu formerly existing be-.
vrru p, a. WuUh " O. irnCk AMI 4. 3.
Martin. aud known 40 she Marln tru 4 FRO
tiurp tn.. D. lu.H day dissolved hy mutual
roufrut, a. 81 Martin rotuug Tho HWd A. n.
NgUD. n a. iirlnr a d g.. s. VI trtn Will nay
III DEBTS dur uU Go and mC'uling Auguat llsi
and collect 900 accounts due 90 said cate, aftrf
which date o. IS Martin is upt liable Tor any
dfbts contracted by s. 2. Moub ur ". "a.
iturcE under any name whatever
August Ilsi r.a
lolts Respectfully
a e WYNN,
". g. nitlNCE,
q. &. MAt1IN.
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The People ot the Territory Of uuh send
goguug 10 Olga uirsnur, defendant
yvuU AM HEHtBY NtQyutUn TO
1 Hppalr lu uu action lfnuEHt HTtust you
IY the alutr named plaintiff iU QUO district
tuUrl uf Iur Ihud Iudir4I UHun.t ~ tho
Territory OF ttlh 90 answer 600 compliant a .Ud
therein Within tCu days itNclUHNy of Ono day
of aUrtlrrI uf rr tho fU vice Un YOU Uf THIS
aummuUa-it served WITHIN ihH county. ur, DO
served one Ut thiU county uut Iu iNiH dstficL
within TWENTY days, otherwise wIIhIu forty
days-or Judgment hy default will Ur takru
against yuu, according 90 lu prayer ot sad
complaint.
OF fhis Court dIsa0lving Che bonds 90 uHIrimDuN
existing NCtWUUu pIlIutfu AMI defendant. end
tr. HptIug aud freeing defendant from auy lul
aIi ihlIlaulut tucrUuu1cri amt iut ulhvr tud
fu ihtr fcliri, utuIud un Zoe ground iHpi dur.
willuIIy aud without cause dos rtpI .uI tusn.
duurd Do utIn ami ever unco boo and siil
c1utinurl 10 o. wifuiy and without Cbuse
desert nuu abandon Hai1 plaiuuu lHl tu live
scUurAtg lad apart from him, uEImHt DO Will
and without Doc consent
Aud you are hereby nuiincd ihltu Hou fsl
30 appear uui autwcr TIE sNu complaint aH
above required Goo sa.l pninIu uIl upp|y 90
the Couu tor enc rrIlrf demanded ucrtin.
witness, tho nos. tiiAULEr =. ZANE.
suiFo. nnd ihu seal of the bHtricl Count Of
the ihil Jul'cIn' uAritt, lu and Tor tho
Territory of ittA, thi. i'h JAY ~ July, ln tho
ynhr ut our ord one thguaund Citht HUNDRED
''' HiNuY g. MCMILLAN, clerk.
by GRO, u. LOuufs. ueuUU Clerk
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SUMMONS.
In tho District cour, q and fot ,he Third
Judisial Dl,.fi,l, 81 ssl Nm AZ itssi''o'y'

Jobn I. Neberer, John W. Iiaslam. Isu.sf
A u1icirh Mary Is. Raleigh and slflh b.
Campbell, Plaintiff
Annie ID Robbins, james paws, John HHv e..
Henri Davts, Ruben Davls,0corge h. MlrH.
Ocor.eV Morris, ira minor James u. AlluIt o
minor. Yrauk Eugene Morris minor. lud
Ofrin Il. Morris, minor. Defendant
Tho people Of the Territory Of Utah ,cnd
no Annie II. Robbins. james Davis. Jahp
DAVIS Henry DAVIS, iuuuu Davis tHU.Er b
Morris. George v Norris o. % uIuu. james
minor. aud Ouun Il. Mout wIuur de.
Yaa ace hereby required 90 appa1r boz an
action brought against YOU ol ~. aN 90 invited
.ulcH' District OF tln lou i1Y 1f lNI.
ami 90 answer tue toHr. Nni ucd
herein within Yen, a'i .'A, hN'c %
nf '.uHrIfnt--If srrteI vIIin tIis county 4.
tr. DO .tut oHt of ihi5 county Do" lu iiHa Offs.
urcf, within twenty dals "inttWFo lul
tllan aglinst you, according % t.u tiAfcr of
ifc a1id rcnon be hroueht % htyc o. .ertee
ui ihia Dput ndiunn'nF 20 tI.Nianf 700 De
The solo Htlr oil IumUs DAVIS. deceased. aud
rHunrUtng The partition maI' Ut ..Hl ~ .n.H
Hnf % block lis, pat =, .lt ilA' 'lt. sur.
uu. IdIudttd che owners of Soc irlU.s UI .lud
rUsuurI |yuIy as hereinafter 900 out a.u asI4tE
iu4 ltlt tuigniluis hh'n m' rfW W
utN therein, john !. NoNghcr, portion
u,..rfIuI ha fuiiHWBi Commencing at IS. 49,.
clruur fUu leo. % Ul.ct llh, lnHt 'N.. .Ht iIau
tIiy slrycy. running thence u"fh .orutH
thrnro uuat IN fnHs. thtu u HHIUl q fuds,
tnpucU Wrst Us rods 90 htUuhiUF IHuu vs..
ilI.am 90 fuuuwiuF inmWDUDIng HI r. d..
corner sail lot D, b ock ~ plat "h' SALT t7kr
KY sarye,' runn,ns in,s'e roii' r.d l'
thence eat 3tl rods 60 h.EIunINH. hwUs N
Ito mcs ~ following 'Wln. eHi .i1 vs.
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SUMMlNs.

In me District Court iu aul Tor inr bird
Judicial uiHtuctuf Utah Territory
County uf ralt lHhu
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AsslsssMENT NOTICE

Dated Salt late CITY. Utah, August .5.h, 800.
EAWIiuf a trltehllW.
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John 1. Nebercr, John ". iiaslam. Iaasf
A. HaiciFh Mary -. Halcigh aud sarah D..
4 arnubelI PLAINTIFF,
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War Prices In a state Prison.

This is not a schedule of prices during
the war, 1t is list of the market quota
tons at the state prison at Charleston
furnished by man who has been there
as prisoner, who has bought and sold
nearly all of the articles mentioned, and
who knows what he is talking about;
Pipes, 10 cents apiece; matches, 10 cents
bunch; sugar, market price; eggs, mar
ket price; tea 81 pound; coffee, 81 q
pound; whisky, scarce at So pint
These things were not thrown over the
wall to him. he says, nor did his visitors
bring them in. They were delivered to
him by officers of the Massachusetts
state prison, and by officers who hold
their positions at the present time. The
name of the man conveying this infor-
nation is Charles H. Avery. He was
discharged from the prison last fall after
serving q 4-year term for forgery. -Bos-
ton Herald,
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Race Track Slang In a Legislature,

Race track slang was very prevalent
in Trenton during the late session. Has
the bell rung YETI was the query of a
statesman when he wanted to know if
the house had been called to order
Whats the row in the standT was
asked when there was a delay. The
pages spoke of weighing in" when they
reported to the sergeant-at-arms, and
when they were tardy in doing an errand
they said they got into pocket" or sin
to the ruck'
Where is the assembly chamber
asked n mild old Quaker one day of a
page.
"Any OF dem gates to the right" the
boy replied
Doors were gates at the capitol
Is the house in session now" inquired
the Quaker.
Nav dey'se only sprinklin the
track
What did thee say, my little mani"
Dey'se sprinklin the track De bell
won't ring for half an hour yet
The Quaker caught on in little
while.--Cor. Philadelphia Record
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pisappearanee of an Island.

Expedition island is no more. Your
map shows it lying on the northwest
coast Of Australia about 90 miles from
the mainland. When it flourished in
all its glory, as it has since time out of
memory, it was beautiful tract of
land 10 miles long and II to miles
broad. The Swedish trader Laem-
strom visited it early in the spring of
1892, and the Dutch naturalists of the
Thignig gathered rare botanical speci-
mems and collected many hundred sets
Of eggs, to say nothing of the many
other objects of natural history, during
the months of May and June last year.
A vessel was sailing in those parts quite
recently when the officers remarked the
absence Of the island.
The captain ordered that soundings be
made. ALI around thousands of feet of
water were found. Finally, upon observ-
ing that there was no signs of breakers
on the former sight of the island, he or
dered that they sail directly across where
the island had formerly been. Sound
ings were again taken, which resulted in
finding that the island had only sunk to
a depth Of 48 feet below the surface 1t
was one Of the largest islands on the
Australian coast, and its sudden subsid-
ence is a mystery.-St. Louis Republic.
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Phoebe Weekly Record.
onHciaI Paper Of Lincoln Co.
Died Amid RevelrY.

While the wealth and fashion of New
York, Philadelphia, Boston and Wash
ington were listening to the Damrosch
concert, which marked the opening of
the magnificent new Waldorf hotel, one
of the girls employed in the new hostel
ry fell down the elevator shaft from the
eleventh story and was instantly killed
The girl was Katie McInearny. She
was 90 years old She went up in one
Of the rear elevators, intending to go to
the wardrobe room ON the eleventh floor.
As she started to leave the car her dress
caught in the gate.
The elevator boy, Richard Cliff, said:
"Wait moment now. and I'll get it
clear"
he pulled the rope, expecting that by
raising the elevator a few inches the
dress would be released. The elevator
shot up like o rocket, and the girl was
dragged with it, her body swinging I'M
der the floor of the car.
The cloth was not strong enough to
bear her weight and tore apart, the girls
body falling to the foot of the shaft,
nearly $50 feet below. Every bone in
the girls body was broken.
The body was hastily removed to the
wine cellar, and the festivities were con-
tinued without any of the guests know
ing that tragedy had been enacted
within few yards of where they stood.
New York Recorder.
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Land Tax on Tunnels.

Three Of our most distinguished judges,
sitting in the court of appeal, have been
trying to decide an old question of law
There is land tax levied on land, and a
decision was asked whether this tax
could rightly be levied ON hole cut
through the land, in which hole train
was accustomed to run. The Metropoli-
tan railway was SO taxed for its tunnels,
but objected to meeting the claim on the
plea that it was not the owner of the
surface, and that its tunnels were largely
beneath the public streets.
"Out of sight, out of mind" excellent
maxim as it is, did not, however, prevail
with the tax collector. How has it pre-
vailed with the court of appeal? The
judges hold that the tunnels must bear
the tax, and that the railway company
must pay, though where the surface
ground belongs to another owner the
land tax might be levied on both parties.
London Tit-Bits.
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The Present Prince AIbert Coat.

Now, while there is such u deal said
and written about women's clothes and
whether hoopskirts are to have the in
nings, why not turn the masculine eye
downward and take in the absurdity of
the Prince Albert coat? This season 1t
is long enough to serve as a real frock
that could be ''draped" with advantage
or even wired to keep it out, as crino.
line advocate observes Most men i'm
prove in their evening dress, convention
al as it is, but long experience forbids
me to say ever saw Adonis in the style
of coat bearing Wales name as an ex-
cuse for being! Those who are not
Adonises nor royal parsonage are sim
ply not in it, or rather they are, to theig,
despite and personal disadvantage. Pray,
mesdames, cry off from crinoline awhile
and use your eloquence on the tailors,
who certainly require regenerating in
matters Of taste and fitness of things
Boston Globe.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-08-10
YOUNATTI CLAIM.

Beginning a. The identical place of discovery
AKA inch five feet lo1s p ne post marked U y
l. 81 Disc whence Is aft 32U :eet deep bears
south 81 degrees 80 minutes east l24 s feet dis
tan II and shaft 500 feet deep b, ars south Us
degrees 10 minutes west 3.6 feet distant;
til nee north &c degrees 43 minutes east $50
feet to northeast end CO ter; thence north 10
degrees II minute, 8 west lC0 feet to corn No
location and post No 8 this survey, marked also
U : l. 81 p for corner No 9; thence south IL
degrees II minutes east 200 feet to corner No4
location pine post AKA inch, five feet long
marked L 81 T 10 for corner No 10; thence
s 10 degrees 40 minutes west 1850 feet to corner
40 location identical with corner No Capen
clsia,, pine post AKA inch Ave feet long,
marked l. 81 P IL Tor corner No II; thence
nor. b Is degrees II minutes W, ct 400 feet to
corn r No 2 location which Is also corner No
Cspen Corner No Albion and post No 7 tLts
survey marked also U Lt7P IL for corner
No IL; thence north 70 degrees As minutes east
1900 feet to post s-s this survey and place OF
beginning.