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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-24

repaving is going on; but is there not some way
Of compelling the contractors to bring their
materials in small quantities as they are used?
And should not these he deposited In the roadway
rather than on the sidewalks?
An interesting department might be added to
the big Fair made up OF the many articles, use
full and ornamental, which visitors to the White
City who are either careless or absent-minded
manage to lose while they tarry within its gates.
Among the things which have already been
picked up are poclctbools, watches. fur boas,
capes, hats, satchcls, handbags, purses, screw
drivers, canes. pistols, pipes, cigar cases and SIX
drcsses-and the Fair is young yet
Lovers of field and forest will be glad to know
that the second OF the series Of articles on wild
flowers will DC printed In The Tribune to-mor-
row.
There Is a motto Of encouragement in the practi-
cal character of the subjects chosen for treat
ment by the commencement "OratOrs,' as they
are still called in the colleges. In the programme
of one college we notice these among the themes
discussed: THE Storage Battery in Practice
The Problem Of Cities Relative Merits OF
Cast.iron and Cemcnt-lined Water Pipes and
Some Aspects of Immigration These are an
Improvement upon the old custom OF treating
The True tho Beautiful and the Good The
Love of Nature and kindred topics. This is
practical age, and ITS spirit is reflected even on
the commencement stage.
1T will make little difference says The
Syracuse Courier" whether the Republican con-
vcntion is held early or late. The Republicans
won't be in it in November 1t is evident from
this that "The Courier" believes that there IRE
not enough reputable voters in the State to b'at
the gerrymandcr.
The Russian moujik, whose capacity TOT inc
absorption. Of v0Gki and other kinds OF hcrS
liquor il practically illmitablc, and VINO mas
hitherto spent considerable portion oil MS en-
istcnce in a state of inebriety has at length D'ch
brought within the sphere and Influence of the
Temperance movement. Temperance societies nave
been formed throughout the Empire. lnasnnch'
however. As the moujik has some doubts as to
his power of keeping the pledge, he has cndeavore'
70 bind himself with castiron rules and penalties.
lie has arranged to have his pledge registered By
the local authorities who, on the first occasion
flat he renders himself guilty of an inirac-
ton of his promise, 20 impose upon MN
fine OF three rublcs and a punishment OF nineteen
strokes of the rod. For cacn succeeding oien'e
tho penalty is 10 De- doubled.
The Republicans of Ohio have determined to
opcn tlh,r headquarters early and 70 make an az
eressiva campaign. 1t is "A wise determination.
They have leader who is just the right man
TO carry on such campaign. They Lay" 'h'
advantage, too, of being early in the field
and Of confronting a divided and dlsorsanizrd
enemy, not TO mention the further advantage OF
the prestige accruing from the brilliant victory
won by Major Mckinley two years ago.
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THEIR FUNCTION EXEMPLIFIED.

Mr. Quincy is Assistant Secretary OF State; No.
Iamln j. Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury What
the functions OF those Offices are. as understood N
this Admins ton. may be guessed from the state.
mcnt In an Administration organ that Mcssrs. Qulncy
and Hamn "are working to get good place. for
Mr.. McSwceny, OF Boston.
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1n0er 10 Advertisements.
Business Notitcs.

Roll. Tor DESKS AID OFFICE FURNITURE.
Great Variety OF Style and Pce.
a. q. SELLEW.
No. III Futonst. ". Y.
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A COSTLY COURSE OF INSTRUCTION.

From The Worcester Spy.
II Is a melancholy truth That the only thing that
will bring the Democratic majority 10 realizing
sense OF It's errors In the silver question Is an mpera
tive public sentiment born OF continuous distress
pnd frequent disaster In the business world.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-24

by tho Democratic newspapers. we see no rca'
son for delay in calling the extra session.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-24

repaving is going on; but is there not some way
Of compelling the contractors to bring their
materials in small quantities as they are used
And should not these he deposited In the roadway
rather than on the sidewalks?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-24

A feature of the coming Sunday at the
Worlds Fair will be the holding of religious
services in Festival Hall, which has seating
capacity for 5000 persons; and this will he a
regular feature on Sundays hereafter. The
preacher tomorrow will be the Rev. DR.. II. w.
Thomas, a well-known clergyman of Chicago.
There has been some talk that the Fair man
ayers would have difficulty in securing min
isters 10 conduct the Sunday services. Some Of
those who oppose Sunday opening will natu-
,ally refuse to preach on the Fair grounds, but
probably it will not be hard to find many whs
will gladly embrace such all opportunity for
doing good.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-24

Every one who keeps informed through the
newspapers as to the state OF things at the
Worlds Fair knows that the great show is now
in practically complete condition and is amaz-
inely we'll worth visiting The weather in Chi
caeo, which was abominable in April and early
May, has been delightful during the present
month q fact which has been appreciated by
the large numbers of people who have focked
toward the Fair grounds In another column
our correspondent gives vivid picture of the
scenes in Chicago when Fair-goers are on the
move. That in itself must be sight worth
more than Q moments notice. There is small
Ikeuhood that tho Fair will not be estimated
n - rsAtful value in the East. Tha; section
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-24

Mayor Bishop, of Buffalo, has been able to
block one of the Sheehan games for providing
a comfortable place for young lawyer Of the
name of Love. who was recently appointed at
torney to the Police Commissioners-an utterly
useless Office 1t turned out that Civil Ser
vice examination would be necessary, and then
an effort was made to induce the Mayor to
assign the office to non competitive schedule
which be very properly refused to do, at the
same time saying that there was not the slight
ct need for an attorney to the Police Com
mission. When the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS learns
how things are going at home in his absence he
will not feel inclined to prolong his European
trip.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-24

Lovers of field and forest will be glad to know
that the second OF the series Of articles on wild
flowers will be printed In The Tribune to-mor-
row.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-24

1T will make little difference says "Ihf
Syracuse Courier, whether the Republican con
vention is held early or late The Republicans
won't be in it in November 1t is evident from
this that THE Courier" believes that there hr'
not enough reputable voters in the State to D,a
the gcrrymandcr.
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MARsHkL's SALE.

DuRsUANr TO AN osDEH on SALE
i 90 me directed by Iho Third Judicial
pisuct Court of tno Territory ~ Utah, Huhli
expos nt public sslg, 40 the Houth font door
@ Nu County ours House, m HE city ct -Alt
Lake, County of snlt lsnkC ami Territory OF
TITAN, on the 18Th day Of November 1895. nt 8
O'Clock m, 600 tho rghI, tuu, clain and
interest of s.duOy ~ narku administrator OF
Gle csilic NJ william Ful 90, torrlHult tltt.
lulpr, deceased Honor tuuug and N.Iatc
Young, liH vito oscar 49, Young. rnfy Nr.
tWgu IumU1 AHhman, William g. MHfHHit :
>. j. Nhtuui IamgH no. Nu'nrHuc. ucnry
hoIrgri lNrHArd IS luuuE, Gu tees ami NIl.
liam Nuuuatut Oh lul Auu % thC following
tcurllhrd real estate, situate, .fiug aud being
in raIt la.e County ami dosurihOl 10 folloVs.
tItwiH Commencing 30 rho Huuth sWc8t corner
OF l0t i've .I, in block eleven tIll, nat "a :"
allt Lake N.y survey Iu1 ruuu.ug thcnrO ctst
seven cd RODS, t1u" north len NUl rods,
uul rode Go place ul .uguniug, combining
rtNcuiy tII quHfy rN1. nt .r"TuU. HoiuR sltu.
ufVd m tho County HI rHIl 49,, Utah fgrrl.
Tory. To De SOLD Ha tNr U.ItY % slduCy w.
NWfH almIuIHirUtnT ut iIU r.tatr OF William
tu lcT duCclHrui ElE hoiu Iu|l.r. surviving
widow Of Hslt Nil.luu luIyI, UfvtHsu1. uoher
NOuu aud NuafO Young nos wife oscar b.
Young Henry McEWuu jamna Altman wa.
liam g. MarrctHi ., d Maituni JamrB N
trustee! and Muiam Wonbac1tt, a. the sult o.
EicnaFd -id11WHV
nat n. BRIGHAM.
u. B. Mgrshul.
Ivy Jong u. CuuuucN, Deputy MarthAl
Dated NH4 lIIu. rs ID.
joins NJ. CAsNus, At,onof Tor P,aintn.
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NroIDE o. HtUHuY UyFN THAT z.
~ Andrew .tHuHI. fyi.I.. lU Hu Bottom u
uH itu1 IHfI.al I.tIic. Court of ttlb Irr.
Ur.|, WN.irn. Ma'l D.. j.. sou % % were
p.tuuu sHl John l. Soil wHs defendant.
UufHuauI 90 Nu order Wa1H Hg iHu NHulUt
court Iu $40 aUHtr Gao" .u iIuF.las. NHs..u.
lur -nu, Isi Ht o. u.Iu.. u ON aIlu dH.. ut
tHN front H"Hr nf Ihn County court llHaHH. boo
HHit Lake t.uUlU. JlAu IUIltulH, WI.I .rII 30
public auction. Tor rHsH, tu .HD highest bidder.
aIl che r.ent. lIy and interest UI Coo pIHIuuUs
aud duiguuaut o. ana iu tug following doe
fruurd tract ui nuu b tIHtU1 DOB SAT- laLr
county luN Territory, to.Wt HCUuuIuE ui
tho southwest corner Jf tIU auuiugtat quarter
Of section ID. township 81 TUih. range
west % el't lalU Nruuiau. aud running
thence mouth uu quarter section Itgg. H. .u
rua.nHE thence norm 90 deg. MILO. IyUFt 10 OI
,uairs more ur .ysH T1 Che fuUtu limo OF two
f0au ruuuits. gaft aul uCft along tru
county surnUV .ui running thUurr gIt GOA
tuu south line %. Hs|l road 1910 rhHirH, thence
south y uug, e. WIu east HiuuF tho east Inc
~ thU RIO tranH0 railroad land 1883 chains,
thence Hugth ls tU. COST ON rsHt Dino OF f.I.
rrIr Iaui 900 ruaIuHi thence routh ll deg
A. min tHtt, ga vH.f line o. TlllI0rd land I.ll
cham. Co section Ilrys thunDu Wuft tu sand lime
li1 rhhiur tu corner Huu Uuft uf beginning,
containing. including railroad land, 10 uUrgH
auN roofs more Ur lee.
subject 90 confirmation by gNd district court
Terms 90 colo. cash
Dated october ltl. l..l,
ANDHFW CAHOoN,
NEFfHFFU
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NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

NOTICE De- uEUIW GIVEN THAT
~ turTC viii De- u meeting Of tur stock.
holders of the Nurih Fuiat guuanuuutud Ir.
rgauou company, held at be- ONCE On the
tuIlUn ilulu' building. sgDutu south Street
NHf tIkn Gus. rHt laaU county. Utah ItFs
u.uIF. uu thU Do day OF November. 1907, 10
O'Clock o. 600. lUr flU purpose uf gusufyrug
ami actin. upon proposition iu change and
amend tHr urutIgH uf Iur . lUuu uf F1Il
company la tHu following paw fu'HIH, Go VIII.
o.. changing Hul amending tHu preamble
UF tll bon. Hut % iIu yEl thor" Iu1 igHI UTu.
trI'nE thu W.FN 'Ntmr ' tNu uUElH beginning
with "prnyniHuH of chapter Htr. down 90
bul IuU .uI.UE tnr wuHIE Approved MHrrh Il
AID lHst' Hu1 inserting lu T.. "a thereof "Laws
10 Ufah
ny Increasing thg capital stock hom
tNgu' tr1ufsnd to dfy lhuua4ud uoiIHrs.
NE HH amending .r.ylu 1E fn auiglT.gn
thH H.H company 90 900 aud supply water Cor
irrigation and other purposes 10 persons.
UHrlurul'u. or corporations uut uUlu. FtlUE
hnIIrrH boz 90 connected with HlIu conn lub,
Hu.h supply 40 De- for Hurh period. VI umu, Ut
.uIl nfIUcs Hud anon Huch trfms mud cludi.
uuiH q. tng directors may determine
a l# providing tnut thU buuuh. WgtUrg.
HHHIl IU hold uu the tn'rl Monday lu Ngyum.
lrr I.H', Hnu annually thereafter.
b. q. hWlNO. President
d, W. WHITEHEAD, ia, hecr0taT.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

TIM SWIM MyNa s Nuus0 COMPANY,
principal place of guHHr.H. sAt tHlo rIu
sai' latu County, lnN lggt Zoo % mn1
Nvuuy. o. uEUIH. GlNFA TIlfI
~ 20 m Utinr or Ono nFUoilrs o. tho
- U Mining and MuIus Company. he'd cu
October sth. ls.i, an uasHsamru, uf ono cont
IhU corporation, payable Hi once Co W.
Uultiir, secret a. .Ht tur uH..r Ut inr COMPANY,
room 70 Consultation Building rHlt lhho llir
IrmuIu UNPAID on thH l.tH d4I uf hulU Wbrrt
... WILDE delinquent H.d advertised Tor ~ 10
Hf UUHlH ru"uon, and uu'rH. payment % maze
before will boo sold uu Che 900 1HE ~ Lsccrs
Irr. I... tu pay Che ur IuIuUnt HtHrHHWrnt
together with costs OF adycryalns lud expense
UfHNu. ~. j. % HArilL,
rtCrctary.
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Cheatham, Baker & Co.. grain m'r-
chants. Justice and Wiusl3w wcre
standing nt the corner Of kerhy's gem
cril merchandise Store COW UrAiug, ~ De-
supuospd on husiness, AMI ~ they hh'
sIe.. Wiuei.w started iowar1H iNr
hotel Tor suuptr whUu Jusuo" called
biu back. aui putting Dif hand Dn
Wmsllw's fhouluer without "1fi OF
" fuiug Urlw Hut an ugly .'H.r n|t
aud mnlr astab 20 Nius. W. 'et..t
bayiug 90 be uij fo. "ii Eus m. b.
iuia.O rUt knife penetrate t.- coat
anu t,rpuIv.Hye thiUkIr-rH 300 cor
which Wiuziuw had iu hlsp ',H.., tHu
D-rbtNv wUul have Llnc ,.'r
though u no hAd got caught lhv
uort8ii- nim mud broke away. NHrfurr
ii. t.sirntd for the deed. iiU HuHu
ueei was en- uply instrument, ami
ordinarily would cnuae death az one
STROKE.
Az noon on Friday, ths 9Th n' OCT,
eav. thp -eu Francisco MrDuc'ci ihv
trsp wupspfuug aud Do. ID. " Vincent
tuirr,d tao extreme penalty uf the
law a. Fresno for tue foul murder n'
tpp woman whom hr hHu sworn Co
love nui cherish. Thirteen iu nuuu
ln.sr the lhysirlauB auuOu nCtu That lIl
sIrns pf life hau departed prI tue f,-
mains were rIt down, placed in %
conn aud removed 90 the mUr.uu.
turrr wasa busy time 40 the jail uur.
lux the morning. Many anNiuus upgC-
tatore were hanging nrgun long tuioru
y O'Clock, aud the uiCefs were hesicgtu
Nv numerous applicants Ior admission
Co., the execution. Vincent passed ihu
ltght somewhat rUsl,yHllv, ut mari OK
ui d hearty broadcast ~ D O'Clock Ruu
remarked; "WIO Wuul.u't be- ugnl H.
Tor having surh % EU1i break H2'
ia C1utcmupl mHu tiili srfturu lu
entertain h0Ie That Governor MaJkh HU
would lrHut him a oJmmIlsiiUu OF
sentence until the last m.Wnu, \tr-
cont Appeared uu lnv rUldDli 20 ll.5i
u'ri.cs aul wa. IiIIIuui. Wuru
aBkC4 WIN, De- WISHED tu sHN Nr o..
sp0u1rI uY lHnuktug tive purIu Hla
hls dUpuiirB for tNoir kiuu ttrsiu0ui
toward Inn. Ho tunUers.. .; my
friends, Col biufa sur. T. my uuvmiea,
GUd fUfgivo your Tue uHasu aud hlavk
rHp wUrn then adjusted, anu alter 70
snort pmyHr ny lnr pastor OF tho Con-
EDUCATIONAL church tho dgDp i,ll o. tA-
uctly ~ u'uiurE. The victim never
moved ur quIy rrrd after tlo drop, au"
nt l..Ugl his pulsr ,uHrui W buat aud
hu wAF publicly gnUruurau lead hy
the doctor at l..l3. a. l..lI tnu o. y
was taken Vi WIN uuI Niae.I IU 90 colin.
| Tue black ca nud fOIp were both Iu-
rlt sci in the cHiilu. AU.ut OIt psorit
witnessed the execution. NiuCr. {
nsceudui thu .n.i1wu HmpkInFA ctfHr,
which ne KEEP. ull just before the in. %
ils of tbu drop.
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Ur,uAsp SALT tAtrt.r.Lto
ii,,,,.,.,i p'a.e Of luuHUs. Hal Ia.e g.fr.
UUh
-vUTfcE IL iEItnl GIVES THAT
N stamortne OF tun tlH'Hr. HH. a con- Ono
fu' dHg Of contender lt.. HH .H.UH.uvut of
..l.t.sr .H1.'. wif !e.igd ur ..H ..u.IH. aHUHE
Df tri rarpUrstiou, pHyaHIu bob .H. a.UrufsIt uI
t.i' /. moral oulcs ~ thv company. .H.m so.
b d .afrutruon building. .... CD. ttE ItHh.
before Che l.t ~ oi 10. N'... ..
remain .rrsii uu the lHt On. DO ..t .l..I wII
~. ds'Iruuunt ono udfertI.cl Iu. ..Ir at public
uu. ton, ono uulr0s uHYIInnt I N'.t ''."'f p.
...f.. b.. ',It nu thg Iua U.. .I "UEUrH.H. no .
n..1 l.II fuu.N tho rlNUIu.U. .ssHUut,
n riirT with nc coatut ast.f..IHE a.l rN.
IUr.H ui Hale.
slnEON s. cfuus.
Secretary.
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wo know oJ nothing mat c,.o
compare with the
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A. u Family pnl. rhoy arc not only
Mild, but FToccdlugly Effective.
THE BEST HEADACHE PILL.
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C3tl0liG0I
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for pamphlet
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NRW YORK.
BEFORE CONGRESS.
Working for the West--


Amer a STAY " several years at WASH
mplon, DC, during which hoha. ocomo
familiar with tho workings OF Congress
and the departments, judge Cha.. w.
s'ayner, AN Attorney and Counselor Of
iho supreme Cour NJ tho United States,
isproparod To promote pfouar legislation
by appearing before Committees and
informing influential Congrossmon as 20
tho needs OF clients aud communities
represented by him.
ho also continues his practice in the
General Land onloc, prepares appeals,
makes answers and arguments hsfore tho
Commissioner and secretary, ana'ysos
and reports on casos TO attorney at a
distance. and attends to general land
business. Terms reasonable. Services
prompt and reliable. 20. Address, Box
"a, Washington d. Q.
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eNrENslnnn F AssrasMENr.

nCT. lGriL l-lf, sNLr LAKE cry. Nf
Z order oil tho Trustee l. iHr Lucky 1000
t nu. Company mad tui| HIF, thr time Cog
HoeInriar uu stock delinquent 900 account "t
HssusHmrnt no. q. az o. gluH Urr share, D. ca
truuuI Co thH lrh uaF Nf ruNrW tr. iNl, ono
Dc not raIu utflfH. WIl HH HIttrH.UI tyr no
HuI Hniu 10 uuhuH nHruuH uu fHu -..I Day 20
December. lHHI 1F o. o'".H". Hs Co.,. go IIIn unIrn
uI ono company, salt i|tr DtY, tuh, o. nay
HUlIuuuUHf HaaDaaWtut Together wItl coos. ui
IutprilsuF suf rNuunst Hf Hl.u.
M. j.. BURTON, .CU'y.
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sINrNH0LpERs, MEeTINn.

NTOnDN It IlktENN tlNFN THAT
y 4HuHUIaI nr.uuE ut tIC Hluckholuurs Id
no American FHH.u Mining Company ,4Iu Ia
hold "a. tHruU.y no NTuwn A. urudersnr. sIa
-uuth sI.r ur,l rHlg Lake cav. Itah. M
uvaHHy. Iuu 600 tsN NJ November lsu, ID llau
o'rlurt un UI sl.i DAY Tor tho uurpose ia
raufy|4ruf H.a.tN.WuE The uDu OF the Hoard
OF pIitH.uH. U. HIld company ln selling am no
lpaI .sIaIs Ur .HII CORPORATION
hy uruug ll .tg Io,riot hirociog.
D.. u. CiIlglilOW.
rrUrutuTy.
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ll0siCull hourleal. ltinuh
Alptouse H5urdcau, defendant.
The People O., H, leriory 90 Utah tcnd
AZ Aa'Hs an' i.i li i. 4, f5
2 appear 600 action brought aEaiudi you
uf thC above ulmtl .HIuul, iu iho natTist
tDuu uf tha Third i1dIcia, district uf tHr
plant 800 tlVfeIn within Con days lcNrluHfyH
ut tur day 90 ftrNccI titrf mo service ON You
OF ihiH tu umpua-Il served within tlis county,
OF. 10 served Gus of lls county, but On tins
forty Gays. or Judgment by default win bc
taken arainat you, according 10 mo prayer OF
Thc nii artoa Do brought 10 have "a decree
of tHiH court JIsgUh'ug the bonds OF mHfris
mnuy thHItlnE between ulaiuiu aud drfCul-
hnt tEiorqt rl.lni4 hy. ma9on name iior'
QUO rroluIs shat defendant. without Just cause
or provo "ahHr, Doe trgHint plaintiff iu % rFutI.
infImHu auI brutal manner hT beating lgr
tbtraicnlut 90 AIl uut murder her, ana thnt
pialuuu worldly HHI owes iHat defendant iUfrud.
cd to carry IurG Ur"lH iuto UAogungu. aud.
longer lyo ur U0HilHt with Inn. mat siurs
thu ll.h Say ut Stay. ltla, pialtu hos uut
lived with defendant ai lll, aud dyfpud ant has
NOT during that t'uo nod for Year, prior there.
o. fuprorioi or contributed 60 support Of
and Sou are hereby uulled tina, Il you fal
20 appear nuh answer ,hg aaii complaint u.s.
above required me sUl plaintiff VIII apply 90
tho CONT cor tho ryItgt duuandei lhercIl
Nlugss, tur HON. bar.ua b l4nr ,H#.o.
ami iNH seal uf tEr NatrU. UuH., ..
tlr IuTd Judicial District boz aH.. ..a
TsTAi.I one Territory of Titan. tho IIfh #.t .f
rt.t.u"tT In tlH year Uf uur b. Dad
enc uuHHhal piFh. hundred and
UHu'F. iurru
lllsE,. "a. McAnlLAN CLERK.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In tho Probate court. in and Cor salt Lake
County, Territory o. Utah
In tbe matter Of the estate OF MATILDA
Counssll, deceased

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN I'M tr
~ FFpderiet tmlthura.. administrator u.
M estate 81 Nadia tUuuNrII. deceased. NHH
rudrie1 Tor autucmcnt, aud n.oi iu HNU
court. his final account ~ hIs ADMINS ration
OF said estate aud petiuqn iof n11l I'Hir.NuiHn
prfitIod thereto. and that tura1py IHe 1000
Dan of October. A u 1908. at inufIn.. l.
Id tna court room Of said nHurl n iIH County
I.H.I Iuuse, Hslt lAEe '.If NN' County, .if
IH.rt.sr. has been DOL. rTH .iHI IH tHa
.IuI.. I'd aaii court FER Obj. r....HU. tu. H.II
'unf and hearing rfiI pHH... I.r H.Hfr. .Is
f..I.s. aaich tIrc 1nd p.H.. H.
fHls. boz .hId estate r'r .UN
ulu.U DO gpy there Do WI. .HH %
utt .H HHtfInd and Aplr"''" .H N... 10000 Boz.
t..U u .dc ss prayed t.H
latvf ops outh, ls.J. .....
Cich gtfN. Probate Itufi
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.



NOTICE ts HEREBY GIVEN Br THE
~ Undetermined. administrator ~ the estate OF
tHNn smith, deceased, 90 The creditor. OF.
hUH HI uUtHuua having claims against tuH aII
deceased. tl EXHIBIT thum with the necessary
vouchers. within four mnhthH rftUr iNH nHf
UuhIsHu0n 90 thia notice, Co The SAID H.uIHis.
trNtor, 90 Doc rUsifonco In suru House pro
Uuu', Boz She ln1niy OF salt LAKE. Utah ICIrI'
tory.
DaiCi August 18th. is'L
JAMES r SMITH,
hdmIrittta'0r % tho estate of john Isl -uilh.
ItrHHHrl
WtnuELL srd Autvs attorneys Cor c.u'e
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NuroE 10 oRrplroRs.


NH.N ..I.H.N.
ln She matter % tue isa.c0t John uo.aisnd
deceased
NOTICE o. ITLlHN GIVEN nN mt
~ undetermined executor uI tHu Ilff 500 end
i..ItUrItuI John llUUaIIuG uy.UaH.s. lu tUe
H.tIuaE Ihr card F,UsHlrI. .H Ur.IHIt thum with
One fUUHa.HIN NUurluHa Within ton UnutHH
alter lHt Nfai publication of tI.H notice Go fNr
as8. NIi.IH.. aft'w. III v.alrni,E la.ilirS.
H.It Deb. irI. I.Hn
NufIIh 49, UuHgLANu.
EA..IU.. li tH aHtWIU UuI ttIlAmInt of
i.I" f.. ..iH.I. feHuH.rH
tuAnlH. D., rtAHsus, Attorney Tor ENccu
tIA.
ufiol % satial. city, Utah. october s.h.
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Nuure uf uur gui place Tor che be lIlus OF
petition for ndm ss ON 20 probate uf WILL.
ngartN.f no Al OtnkN or SAID
L tUu.t loo aIi mgttur, uOuy1 90 hereby
gwen .IUt InursiUy. tho l6lu day uf November.
a 90. .F., 20 Do O'Clock o. uI., 90 tUr t.uUf.
tnurl House IH sait IHku yItytUiah 4yFulotg.
Iu iAU court room of Hal Cuurt. boo icon ap.
pointed tht uWO Huu D. ace for lhu hearing OF "a
YvuIlluuf lu.cuh 49,. Nc uurriu aud JUmrH g..
MuMuTrIu, praying inF tho ADMISSION g. pro.
lHfD ut q roItau document Herewith uru.
tCuIUI, puF.1rtius tu Doc tnt lus. swim and
testament ut Margaret lcaIug MrNuruu. dn-
ytH.rl. styu auu whore 400 rr.uuH Interested
HuT appear and UuWuHu tho UIu.Hiu of Huii
N.... uT Ihv Erau1uE OF IOI'rr. tHaf.. .ut.rF 90
Joseph W. aud IAmCf % y. tglr JH prayed
I.r BOO HH'I petition
lu witness whereof h.yy hrrUUgf1 .Ut uF
hs.a aud lHN.i ODE suH. ~ aali C0ar. thH
sstU H.r 1l October lsI
tsFAli NV NILuY.
t'grE CT tHg lruHUlc Court
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order o. show cause why order OF sale OF roa
y.atu should uoi be made.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

lu tho Probate Count. iu and Tor salt Lake
County Territory ~ utah.
10 the matter OF thu estate of Ham Olson,
deceased.
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Ly T. T.. NUCEEu DEPUTY Marshal
Dated october $50, 1873.
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We o. MNrahul,
Ivy JOuE II. CumuuCN, Deputy Marthal.
uuud OfE aeon. rs -,
JOuN NJ. CAANuS, AtOruOf Tor P,gintn "a.