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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-30

the musk pod isn't all there IL 70 the
must rat be is an animal Of great -
sources. the nusarAt j. For Instance,
he furnishes the material from which
many thousands 81 sea3sleiu caps,
gloves mufTs and trimmings are made.
and h. il. 70 large extent tue rabbit
stew Of the cheap restaurants so you
can readily see that neither the musk
deer. the seal nor the rabbi. will b- ex-
tiact 50 long a. the great American
muskrat lives. breathes and has his BE-
ing ~. y. sun MAAD
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-30
q Dear Conquest.

The conquest OF France II ISL was
a dear bargain for Germany after all
The s. 1000, coo. 900 indemnity was main
IL spent on forureSSes, and since the
war Germany has spent 5000, Oao. 900
on her army alone II the loss OF the
labor Of 400, Geo men perpetually with
drawn from industries and kept locked
ND in barracks is calculated, some
faint conc ytion may be formed Of the
costliness of militarisin.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-30
The River Mic.

The total length Of the Nile is $50
miles. II drains country S extensive
as Russia and for the last ECO miles Of
its course receives no surface aiAuent,
large or small The fail from ASsouan
10 Cairo IS from two to three inches IN
mile and throughout the Delta this
slight slope dimicishes TO less than one
inch
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-30
OSWALD OTTENDORFER.
tn. Most I,roninent and wealthiest Ger

The Most Prominent and Wealthiest Ger
man-AmerIcan Editor.
the New York Stats Zeitung, was born
February %, 1926, in Zwittau, Moravia,
and came to the United States in 1850.
In 1888 he participated in the move
1uent To overthrow the Metternich gov
eminent, was first lieutenant in the
battalion commanded by Robert Blum
during the uprising in Vienna, and
subsequently took part in the popular
revolution in Saxony and Baden, and,
upon its failure. to escape capital pun.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-30

young Waitlev seems low spirited.
! wonder what troubles him
His uncle Is dead
,.But his uncle has been dead several
DAYS. aud he has seemed cheerful
enough until now
..Ye>. hut the viii WAS read last
night. -Elnlira Echoes.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-30

DsEeT~ Ianssock-r - Your soi.-
uneg- 7rffI probably r~sa-Ezeer yga
sslsea rla4N4Hg al- viii
Cont End t TIE VIVA ! n strE -
- - DR. rsrae a.re-s zs~ lfs al Ep
sIta 1n~ req .ea I--ss1T ss4ss~Esfs hump
-T-Zas ~.ff
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-30
sauealing At Chicago.

''Now." said the editor. II want YOU
to write ND Chicagos magnifcence as
q pork center.
y see" replied the reporter; "a pen
picture. Washington Star.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-10-26

oarbled it IS usual. Mr.. Kelley did
OF, as the Mills version has it, use the
term STANDARD silver dollar" he simp
IL called it the .'silyer dollar. Nor
did he use the term 'sdemOnetize silver,
as the Mills version has it. tie used
language With much greater accuracy,
and his words were, "demOnetize the
silver dollar" Record as above, p.
1905. There are other less important
differences between his language as
found in the Record = and the Mills
version.
AS to Senator Howe, his language
was a mere rhetorical figure. and an
expression of his opinion in somewhat
extravagant language, evidently uttered
while considerably excited, and avowed-
ly intended for certaiu Of his Wisconsin
constituents, who had ventured to
criticise his position with respect to the
pending position to restore the silver
dollar of 412! grains, to our system OF
coins. with lis fu.l legal tender quality.
He does not pretend. at least in that
speech. that he was deceived as to the
contents If that bill, nor to defend or
excuse his own share in the guilt Of
It's passage, and he expressly declared
mat it had no effect upon silver dollars
coined before its passage, ("Record,
vol Z, part l. p 763.
The alleged quotation from Senator
Allison | cannot find There was no
session of either House, Feb. 16, ISIS.
/ do not believe he ever said any such
thing. But it is immaterial whether be
did or not. If he did it was the mere
expression of his opinion, sud tho
Globe shows conclusiyely that he was
entirely mistaken.
ln,lrIaLlLnlI MI Lt.cnL
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-10-26
Bloomington.

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Rhodes Of
Ohio. were visiting relatives in this
vicinity last week
The large delegation to the World )
Fair from this place last week has re-
turned, and report he crowd on Chi
cago day TO have been something won
derful. One pleasant feature as
result of the fair, is the Number Of
reunions which have taken rlace during
its continuance. Not week has
passed but sci1c of our people have
been made happy by visit from distant
dear ones. Travelling is inside so easy
and 50 cheap tia. q trip to the Fair is
10 reach Of al, and friends within
radius Of many miles Of Chicago can
then be easily reached
Miss Huntly, teacher Of our inter-
mediate school, enjoyed visit from
her brother last week. She accom-
panied him 10 Lacrosse, where she
vii, visit this week.
Arthur Martin Of Vermont. nephew
of Mrs Hoskins, returned with her
from the Fair. and will visit his western
relatives for time.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Fitch of Anoke,
MINI. are visiting relatives and old
time friends among us.
c. Il. Thomas, of Pasadena. Cal
has been seen upon cur streets the past
week. Mr. I. was for many years
resident Of our village, but thinks
California is the best place to live. Il
is truly the Golden state. "
Mrs S. A. Hatch is enjoying a visit
from her brother, Mr.. Abrabams, OF
New York. 1t is the first time they
have met for thirty years.
Mr.. aud Mrs. a. G. Morse of Lam
easter, mode short visit to our vii age
the first of the @eek.
Mr.. a G. Tubbs, accompanied by
his daughter Lulu, started for Oakdale.
Neb., l4st week, to visit his daughter
Mrs. Ellsworth Ball
Everett Brooks made business trip
20 Lancaster Tuesday.
Visitors to the Worlds Fair this week
from this place are, Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. f. Woodnouse, Mr.. and Mrs Peter
Woodhouse, Miss Agnes Wood David
Balentine and son Robert, John Pen
mock and son Ernest, Dr. Lewis. Prof
Pearson, Frank Greer, Grant Ballen-
tene and Davie Ballentine.
EdwarI Garside Of Lancaster, spent
couple Of days Of last week among
US
Lincoln Abrabams and family will
soon leave for California; where they
expect 10 spend the winter.
A meeting Of the members Of the
Agricultural Society was held last Sat
turday, at which officers we're elected
tor the coming year, and other business
Of the Society transacted John Carey
was elected President, f. l.. Greer,
Secretary, and Herman Enke. Treasur-
tr.
Mrs d + Brown visited her daugh-
ter, Mrs A. G. Zimmerman Of Madison
last week
MARY Ann.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-10-26
All Free

Those Who have used Or King New
Discovery Know is value. and those
who have rot, have now the opportuni-
tv 10 Try { Free. CAL on the advertised
DruE2}st aud get Trial Bottle. Free.
Send our name md address TO H. Z.
Buckien 4 Co, Chicago. and get s.
sample box Of Or. Kings New Life
Pills. Free. As well as a cops Of Guide
to Health aud Household Instructor.
Free All Of W inh j Guaranteed TO
p. gu good I'd cost yOa nothing. j..
+ Bennett, Druggist
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-10-26
See The Worlds Fair For
Fifteen Cents.

Upon receipt of your address and
fifteen cents in postage stamps, we will
mail you prepaid our Souvenir Port
folio of the Worlds Columbian Expo
sition, the regular price is Fifty cents,
but as we wish YOU to have one, we
make the price nominal You will
find it work of art and thing TO
be priced. 1t contains full page views
of the great buildings, with descriptions
of same, and is executed in the highest
style OF art. 1t not satisfied with it.
after you get if, we will refund the
stamps and let you keep the book
Address II. T. BUCKLEN IL Co,
Chicago, LII.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-10-26
UNREDEEMED LANDS,
(OFFICIAL.)
NOTICE FOR TAX DEEDS.
OFFICE or THE COUNTY CLERK,
4

Lancastet, 1Fant Co, WIS, July q, 1913.
NOTICE il hereby given that the following des-
cribed lands and city and village lots ia the
Comfy OF Grant and state OF Wisconsin. were
sold by the Treasurer OF said County on the 18Th
day Of May. 1891, for the delinquent taxes OF
1890:
The amount set opposite to each tract of land,
city or village lot is the amount Of tax interest
and charges due thereon, calculated up 10 the
last day Of redemption.
Now therefore unless the taxes and charges
are paid on the following described tracts Of
land, city and village lots on or before the 18th
day OF May, A. D. 1894. the same win be convey
ed by tax deed 10 the purchasers, according TO
the provisions Of law
lABBRKyIATToSs-e, east; ne, northeast; Sc
southeast: w, west NV. northwest; sw. south
west; n, north; south; com commencing; beg.
beginning run, running; &C, acre; blk, block /;
II. feet ks. links; chs chains; adm. addition
pt. part; adj, adjoining; ex. except: und IN
divided; cor. corner frac, fractional bd. bound
ed. tn thence.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-10-26
Town 5, Range 6, Town Of wyalgsiug.
a. ca ~ 90 y
Town & Range c
v.llaee Of wralnsinc.
JOHN EPLETT.

Couaty Clerk, Lancaster, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-10-26

Itch on human and horses and all ami
mails cured in 80 minutes BY Wool
ford's Sanitary Lotion. This never
fails. Sold by Stone Il Hassell Drug
gists, Lancaster Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-10-26

g A. Green e.
oar Lots, z. 5, Ran Sc
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-10-26
Lots to- and lob -.
Lots IG4 1Gz Igk 49,
TOW 5. Range 6. Town Of Bloomington.
Town 4, Range 6.

Swl4 Of neA ....... 3Pat Powers. , 60
Town 6, Rarge 5, Town of Patch Grove.
Ne4 sei4 of swI4 j. 30 ] G CLARK .. rs
Town 8 Rance 5. Town Of Millyille.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-10-26
Town :. Ranges. Town Of Marion.

Town 5, Range 3. Town OF Boseobel.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-10-26
Town ?, Range 4, Waterloo.
TOW 4. Rand 5. Town al Reetnm

seA Of SEA e.. -. 25 Nelson Dewey est 8 50
Town 4, Range 4, Beetown
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NOTICE OF sAle uNpER IRusr DEED

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Mexico for many yeara, aud which
consists, for the most part, Of mercury
In one form Or another. He had tue
prescription filed and was certain
that IL would affect a cure ui n disease
which at the siege In which 10 now
appears may well be considered incur.
able. The mother had less faith In the
cure aud insisted on having "a Uhysic-
ian. Late yesterday evening the little
Riri was In much tue same condition iu
which che hal been during the after.
noon. A young man living la the
same nUighbofhoo was bitten nt the
same time, but he has 40 far showed no
symptoms OF hydrOphObia, though the
mental agony he H. undergoing IL
hardly less fearful than the disease
Ria ltr a.. ~ RCIHbtoan,
Alexander Hargraves of suakc River
Valley, formerly OF Milvillr, in com.
pany with his brother, rh0mas Har.
grnve-, on July lot lon his home on the
south fork Of Snake river, about ten
miles ABOVE Lewlsville, Tor the purpose
Of Killing nm appointment with IA friend
about twelve miles ABOVE their home.
IL was understood on reaching this
point they were 10 sigma tue.r friend
on the other side, who would come
over with a boat 10 them. Not seeing
him they proceeded down n steep
rocky blun about 25l yards below the
wagon road. SUI not seeing their
friend they started hack ur. Alexpnder
was carFylug a double baffrIcd shot
gun for the purpose u procuring
game. When about hall WY Up
the bluH n b supposed he clipped ana
used the guu u regain IBIS iO0utl.
IL discharged tue cDuteutH Of
ore barrel, entering his let side nj tho
lower edge Of the ribs, hanging upwards
into the bo y, kllliug him almost tn
stautly. lie threw mis- arms nfJunI
Ills brother eXc.simiug, so! l'W
shUil' Thomas asked Vuuru lac wa
hii aud hc mutteg,d The word he o.,
which was ull that could be- dit.
tluguishuI, The anguish u tue mu.
meut temporarily deprived Thomas Of
his reason Both rolled down she
mountain Two or three fOdr. lhYmAs
Discovered Alexander clothes wttt
on IRE. TrcIo being no water !
reach, he used hls hands iu putting
the Ere out, burning tnou badly. III
then proceeded ~ carry his brother uu
10 the wagon, then was ntel-tui hy
Thomas iHthcr.ir-Inw. aged IS years,
10 their home, a Uisiauct OF twelve
miles. The dtcJns,d was 81 years cid
auu lravsg "a wife anu two cuildren.-
LggdH Journal.
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{l5TgFs UNION
bg:lal5Gs 49,
III PACIFIC
SYSTEM.
TIE THROUGH CAR LINE.
nrrctivc Juno eO.Is4o:I.

HI - - Ult = - - f-ts
Trains SrHr. and D.paT 90 sen lake
Cas DIib a. F0Yoris
AEHiyL
From ali Eastern points .............. @ co q IN
FROM lutte, Portland, San Iran.
cisco. tagho Valley sud ug,cn..i0 % a m
Prom aN Eastern points, Park CITY
ana uE.cus.......s.... ........s..s.sll t0 boo
From Cache valley and ogdon......... % . IA
Fr0m Provo anu intermediate
poiuts,.....,.......... ....-......... . % q IA
ifrom Milford juAh, NophL Provo.
Eureka and intermediate points - p IN
'From Terminus aud Tooole............. Z " y m
DEPART.
FOR all Eastern points....................s 10 m
Tor Butte, Portland, san Francisco
and Cache Nallcy...,...........iot j m
fof ogden, Park cry, intermediate
points and Al points Eaat.......... 9 90 p m
Tor ogden, ali intermediate points
ana Fan Francisco q 60 p IN
ifor Provo aud Milford. ...... z 10 o. ~
Tor Eureka, Provo aud intcrmod.
tate points,. ........................ 90 p ia
'for 1ooclo and Torminus........... 6 am
'DAily, sundTya excepted
TRAINS between Juab and Milford DO not
run sundays,
City Ticket Ollc', 20i Main Street.
u. p nuEtEY. Gent Ari. ra,'gr. Dept
=. DICKINSON. General Sian ser.
E.I- LOMAX, &. T. a 4. Agent
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NOTICE 10 cREpIIoRs.


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN M THE
n undersigned, inOfhourow, Adminis.
trailr Of thC lstat1 90 ~, n. llalydrsrn. do.
coufoi, 70 the creditors Of and 400 porsous
having claims against the said decbaHed. 10
EXHIBIT them with inc necessary yourhors.
within ten months after tho iirst publication of
tms notice, tn the Hali a., y, LonfsourOw. nd.
cial Hook, in the D''y Of Salt Lake. Ina thp
County ot Salt Lake ulh Territory,
Dated salt lako cry, Aprll ION, hpl.
CT, lOOfBOuEOW.
Administrator OF the estate OF II. M. ualyor.
sen, deceased,
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D. The Probate Court tn luI Tor salt Lake
County. TERRITORY OF uah



In the matter Of the estate % Mary GOLDBERG
deceased.
NOTICE De- liENEiN GIVES THAT NOR
'. pr. NM t''iHH allIiNl.hI NN.. 'l tl' q HNN.
ct Mary Goldberg, deceased, U.H rendered Tor
settlement, anu ulUd IN taiu court, hIf null Ig.
petition Tor nual dnTiuutiuu uf tur rtHIius uf
aaid uHtntr uuunE The prfHHtH tutl' led thereto,
hni mat "Wednesday .thr it.h iIF ut July, 4 %.
lrti at lN am, nt the court room 81 HHid court
county Utah Territory. huH ncuu duly OPP
puntt q bY tnU Judge OF said court for mo fyt
urWrul 90 snid account ana hearing said Iuiis
lion Tor distribution. It which time aud ui4lr
any rouuu Interested boz aHid estate may OPP
u"Hr hlu show cause. % HuY here DO. WHY sHid
account should not lu sUu'Ui aud approved
Aud luA' dHtFluuUu wnIu d.. prnyUI tor
Dated June iIlh, lrls
%. " NELuY.
Clrrs uf tnU Probate Court
tate.
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IE0AL NOTICE..

In the Probate Court, in ana Tor salt Lake
County, Territory OF uiun.
In tho matter of Che IsI8tt of simpson o..
ilunakrr dCCcatcd,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ WttItabO.h AIulWuu liunIkor, David 10.
luut0u an George ID. Gardaurl tho executors
Of ltst VIII and Testament aud Of me estate %
simpson %. lluhakCT, deceased, have rendered
Tor settlement aud il.d lu sald court "a dual
account of their administration u said
estate and petition Tor maj dlstr.
button OF the residue ut SAID cstnto
among the persons ems uri thereto. aud
that Wcfnc7day the I.tI day OF July, a. ID.
1885 at 10 O'Clock am, at lh4 court room of
said court, in the County curt uouso. salt
Lake Ciiy and County lflh Territory. has
houu duly appointed hy tUO judge OF said CONT
Tor the settlement Of said account and hearing
said pc iuen for distribution nt which time
and place amy person Interested m said eslato
may appear ami show cause, it any there be-,
why said account should not De settled and
approved ami lual distribution made as pray ed
Tor.
o. w. MELOY,
Clcrk of tho Probate Court
Uy j. JACE, Deputy
WALpELL a ADAMS, Attorneys Tor Estate.
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Ia the Probate Court, iu Iul Tor SAT- Lake
County Territory uf Utah
In the Matter Of the Estate u, samuel Green,
deceased
NOTICE Is uEWEBl GIVEN THAT
~ Nicholas a. eHgurk, uENrutur ~ the lAst
viii and ui the estate of samuel GrCHn, de.
ccnaad, has rendered fUr settlement, anu 1lud
m said court, q final account of tla ndmul-tra.
lion OF said ostltU and petition for lnal distrl.
button ot tho residue NJ said estate
among tho person. uut.lui thereto, and
that Wednesday. the 1851 day Of july, A %
1885, No 10 O'Clock q, m, 90 Quo court room VI
said court, 100 the County tHurl House, salt
Lake County, Utah iurutou has been Gully
appOlnt Il hy thc Judge lt HI.l court Tor inc
settlement Of sali account bul hearing snld
petition Tor distribution. al Nhigh Time and
place amy person ufHrUNirI lH sAid estate may
appear and chow cause, % .ny there Ice, why
sal1 account should mot HU HuitICi AMI uU.
proved aud unW Distribution made 90 prayed
Tor. Dated June iigh, i9.,
40. n. MELON,
CLERK Ot tHu rruhHtu Court.
Iy j. =. JACk,
prputy,
WAppELL a ADAMS, Attorneys for Estate.
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NOTICE

TI'uE ANNUAL MEETING or MHNuLUs
4 OF the Logon temple Association Win Goo
tho annual report of tuu HIruUtUrH, Hul DO re-.
calyu thp authorization OF Soc WUmnyrf 90 arU
Nrf, and Tor mo Transaction 40 ans business
that may properly como before the meeting.
N. ~. hLN'ul.I.
President
JAS. 4. II1sUNAN, Secretary.
Logan Temple, June ora. l.Il.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court. Boa lul for salt La.
County, Territory OF Utah.

County Territory OF Utah,
Ia the matter 4 tho ptiato of Jcsfo D.. Jack
deceased,
NOTICE u uLNEGY GIVEN THAT
~ J y, Jack, executor nt the estate ct
Jctalo D jack, decreased. hlH udgroi for
settlement Hnd o ru Iu said court uI- nnlI uc.
COZ Of hia adWiu a,r1tiuH ct att CstgtC and
petition tor uuAI ulsuIHuuuu ut tUt residue OF
fali estate among Co., persons entitled thereto,
nud That saturday, the Pod Jty OF July, a u.
1895, 90 40 o'clock AIN, OF tly court room ~
SAID court boo the County Court House. 90 Q
lAaU city ana County, Utah Territory. huH
been duly appointed uY the IuuHu 90 fui1 court
tor thr a,t. uuout of sH|I account and heating
sld pCtUon for distribution, 900 which Con- @ Hud
uiau amy uuHUu IniuIrItci 100 aHld estate may
appear aud tuuw cause 10 any there Dee, why
sad account should not lc HviIlui and Hp.
proved anu huHl distribution made as prayed
Tor
Dated june .g.h 1870
10. s. NELpY,
Clerk Of the Probate Court,
G.. g. JACk, Attorney
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ZlON's UENETIT UUIIDING tOCIETY

ZION's BENEFIT BUILDING SOCIETY
TI'nE ANNUAL MLEIlNG or IllE
Society Wlll DO held on IuUrday Juy llin.
1913. ut o'clock D m., ~ che Z. y. N, I. Suou
Factory for tho election pt uWgHis Tor the cu.
suing year, the UttsCutnuuu nt lhe financial
report, and the transaction OF .ucl other bus.
ness 90 may legally romc before tho mcriiug.
EDGAR howe, Secretary
salt Lake city, Jane liih, i;sI'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-05
LEGAL NOTICE
In tho Probate Court Ia and for 4aIt Lake
County, Territory Of Titan
In the matter Of the Estato OF Jane, i, Beet
deceased
order 10 show cause why order Of sale of rca
estate should not be made

Thomas ~ Mott, the aiminiHtfltor VI The
estate OF james Il. Heck deceased. having uicd
his petit herein, duly NtrIHC1. PRAYING for
hu order ui sale OF al tho real UstltU uf suil
dUcUdpnt for tnc puruufCH therein zee forth.
% De- therefore ordered Uy tIc judge 90 said
curt, that uli persons Interested ru tHr oatltU
of said deceased. aurcHr before tNr tiId Itu
bate Cont on TUESDAY tNU 18Th day OF July
lslI. at Do o'r. oct iu thc forenoon of said day.
at the ceurt fo1m of a1id lroh1io Court, at ono
County Court UouHu. Boo thr city UId county OF
salt Lake, Utah Territory. 90 SHOW yuuHC why
an order should NOT be- granted tu the slII
admlul. traitor, 90 cell HO much of Che real
shall be necessary, and that COPY " Chi.
order be- published Ht lrnHt -four suUrH aaitr
weeks in thu ursfUIr iNINlsl NrWa. %
Newspaper printed aud published .H said city
ami county.
Dated june 18th. $50.
JACOB %. BLAIR.
Probate Judge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-05
IEaAL kO1lCE.


NOTICE ts HEUEUN GIVES THAT
- John Wnlough0y. utmIHIHrli1r OF the
final account uf Die administration Ut said co..
tate ono petition Tor nuaI tHIHHHtun OF thc
rUaiduu Of Flii estate HUuT. IUv persons
tHy uf Juiy. All. lsil, 90 lIu.r uc am. 90
Tie SQUIRT room ut fait court iu tho County
UIur. House salt Lake t.iy Huu county. UtIh
Territory. haH Teen daily appointed ty tur
JUU.r ut aHIf court. for the settlement Of fHiu
account and hearing aaid petition fHr dlstrINu.
zion, 90 which uWu uui place nuT person
Interested 100 FHii estate mHy HUurHr .ud ahow
r.u.p. ifHuE there Boz. WIN sHid ..ruInf should
NOS Hp fctUOI huI approved ami final uHtrlUu.
GOA mHIp Hs prayed Tor
Dated june grid, 1873.
%. 81. NILuY.
CLERK ot tue Probate Court
ny .. y. JAgk. Deputy,
j. ~. MulLEt AttHnty.