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..stone Laid With APP
.riate Ceremonies.
I,uNG FOOT BALL GAME
interesting ltems From
Various Sections.
NATIONAL Union Meeting.

|NdtlC'
h 1he News
\ YORK, Nog. pa dis.
|i,om London says: The con-
L If the National Union of
[,a,ive and Constitutional as.
Ions at Cardiff was continued
| AT 9 o'clock Hon Robert
I, chairman of the Welsh
III the National Society of
kystive Agents, entertained
bpcil at breakfast. An hour
(hs general conference was
ID, while the members of the
hsl Society assembled in an
[jug ball. Here they were
BY Lord Salisbury, who
! brief address, laying stress
Ibe fact that upon the energy
Termination Of the agents of
rty depended to alarge degree
hture success al the polls.
ely at noon Lord Salisbury
|cor,ed to Park Hall where
neral convention of the union
J progress. The announce
bf his presence was the signal
kreat scene of enthusiasm, the
tes rising en- masse and cheer
] several minutes. AT one
be tumult was so great that
led as though the immense
cs would storm the platform.
tha tumult had subsidized the
fDunraven, who at an earlier
Fd been elected president Of
lonal Union for the ensuing
was escorted to the chair.
briefly expressing his thanks
finally presented the ex-
b and leader of the Conserva
lrty to the audience. Lord
pry made a short speech EN-
ling the necessity for the adyo-
I constitutional principles, for
|ued loyalty and devotion to
PTn, and for maintaining the
|of the empire. Home rule
(athingly denounced and the
policy of the administra.
rongly condemned. At the
(slon of his address Lord
|ury was escorted to the Drill
fhere he was banqueted by a
Fr of distinguished Conserva-
Lord Windsor presided, and
were but three toasts, "Oar
"Our Guest, Lord Sails
| and "Olr National Chair.
lord Dunraven." After the
Eon Lord Salisbury left on a
train for Newport, where
f!ernoon he laid the founda.
Fone Of the new Conservative
that town. His speech was
man a repetition Of thai
Fed earlier in the day at Car
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Two Big Shows Combined
100 Sensational and Startling Acts 100

The Best Performing Elephants
Sea Lions, Leopards and Baby Camel.
20-Creat Circus Acts-20.
3 Great Bands in Street Parade.
Courtly Knights and DANES.
A drove of Monster Camels.
Iebrss, Bears and Baby Monkeys.
Twenty Great Leapers.
Richly Carved and Gilded Tableau
Wagons.
Myriad Cages, Dens ond LARS.
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ana Approved by the Bilious.

sn 'u'fu ofa century a great specific
~" "al by a national Jury OF the
H. "oush yer let in Its favor was
!, ivy since, ii lie still on tral. Never
(h.o oeen weighed in the nce''
ma ''ulu wa ting, The name of this
ma. ho'telters Stomach Bltters,
So,s .pe-u ~ than any other termin-
\, n, .nalon' sensations which tend
kna .o "e 'lVer 1t expels bile from III 9
hd ro,s onsi rem edies chronic co. tive.
ls,or D'or'es the organ of digestion and
I'm A., e'ck headache, yellowness of
iad,ss. eyeo1lls, furred tongue, and
b / ont that tn, liver has tenn
disan"s.ei OF work and gone on the
y. s. rsea' when it is u.ei. lis most
had kIsn aafl agains: malaria, rheuma-
kad snta a,y trouble. and tortifles a ner.
''ed Invalid efectua'ly.
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VIII Render Thanks.
Special to the News.

Special to the News.
New YORK, Nov. 30. -Advices
from nearly every state and terri
tory of the Union indicate that
Thanksgiving Day will ba observed
throughout the country by the usual
suspension Of business and religious
Observance in the evangelical
churches. In many of the cities
Pres Dyterians, Baptista and Metho-
dists will unite in general meeting
of praise and prayer instead of
holding services in their respective
church edifices. In quite number
of cities also the wealthy element
CT the population will give prac-
teal exemplifcation of its thanks
for past mercies by setting boun.
teous spread for the unemployed
and the homeless. 1t is drearier
anksgiving than year ago, for
the industrial and commercial condi
tions have for the time being ma
terially changed, and so the prayers
of the day will not only be directed
to the past hut the future, TO the
end that present conditions may
speedily pass away, and that pros
perity and comfort, especially
among the industrial element, may
by restored,
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ED. E. DISMUKE.
PERFUMERY

Is an indispensable adjunct of the
toilet. The best of Scents, Extracts,
etc, is a catalogue of delights, in
which you will find pretty much
everything here that appeals to
refined taste. Here are the most
exquisitly delicate perfumes now OBJ
tainable, to produce which all the
flowers have yielded their sweet odors.
We claim to carry the largest assert.
ment OF any house in the city. 1t
consists of all lines of Seely's, Salon,
Palmer, Ricker's. Eastman's, Atkin
sons, Lauren's, and the only line Of
Russian Extracts.
Ed. E, Dismuke.
Corner 4th and Franklin St.
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Hard Time Prices!
Call and be Convinced

That Clothing Boots and Shoes Dry Coal
be had prices that aonis the the old stand Of
S Marx Austin AID the Square We selling
Ladies Misses and Chdens Cloa prices the
Our stock Shaw of the lines be found
town to color and texture prices within the reach of ALL
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See VIM SELLS, the Worlds
greatest rider; See VIM. BUTTON,
the champion somesault rider; See
Miss MOLLIE MURRY, the famous
menage esquestrienne; See Miss DUT,
TON, the greatest female rider on
earth
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Sells & RentfroW's
Enormous Railroad Shows !!

Triple Circus Ro' a, Hippo 'romc, G -eat File.
waited stages. Meuagerle, Spectacular Pageant
an Grand Aggregation Of New Sensational
Features
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Reason to be Thankful.

Special to The News
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 29.-The
stockholders of the Pennsylvia road
will have good reason for giving
thanks tomorrow, for today the treas
ursr of that corporation is discussing
the enormous sum of three and a
quarter million dollars in the way
of dividends. This is the largest
dividend ever paid by a railroad
corporation at one time, and ls at
the rate Of seven per cent per
annum.
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public Library Building.

10 The News.
|VAGo, Nov. 29.-The corner
OF the new Chicago Public
X y, building at Michigan avenue
("ashlngton street, will be
(Puorrow morning with appro.
|. ceremonies. Five thousand
('ons have been issued, al
4 the people en- masse have
\ generally s invited to gather
y 'he foundation of the struc.
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Refore breakfast Bromo Sel'zer
Acts as a bracer-trial bottle III
cents.
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and ,nci TIE officer. Theu the
btttle TEXAN. yailUfs Lanu ami Gill.
gan fnuru the desperate chafhciurs
rinple.hnndod. Lane ttooi at the door
terpinr ruafd, while Glllignu went IN.
aide land tackled the rovoltuis. Al
frat Il looked We n thtre was going o.
rn n hord nght. but Gillgan soon
lfruaht tho mln to time, as
tbev knew h. was well hepluI
aud meant business. They were
forced 1, retire 10 their cells and tue
thev were securely locke up. II
was soon found that prlslncr Phillips
was ono OF tho finglualcts, aud hu Wa
taken out Of HE csii. lie fought like
a tiger, but the iailefs dOwnoI him
after q hsra struggle. IL was n long
time, however, before they could yet
the strap on him. At last the iespcr.
ate fellow wns found hand ami loot.
Then the tiilcurs took his shoes Of,
PHILLIPS WIS carried 10 the dungeon
and there confined. The punishment
motcl out ~ this lea Ter lad most
potent effect on tho other fcvoliets.
They gave up the fight aud qultt was
restored In the prison.
when II. n. Hartley died nj
Meadow Lake last irll, sty- y dispatch
from Nevada City, thuss WIN gathered
about the beds uo wore convinced thai
death was tho frsuli uf pUisoniug. A
Gan Francisco merchant named li a.
Campb0ll, who alec has u iruit farm
near Nacaville, was the only person
with him nj ihu beginning OF lbs last
sickness, when lasted hut iUuF OF i've
hour, although several other men a..
uved just before his death. Campbell
insisted no diod Of pafalyfin, but the
OfHr'7 agreed that death was caused by
poison. Cpon Mis-. Haulcy's arrival
from England, AMI on htnfiug u was
believed by some that her huHlaudr
death we caused by poisoning, She
determined to have the matter la.
vettigatcd. a coroner went 30 Meadow
Lake n short time ~ 10 aud ui CaTtuod
the remains. They found the body d.
remarkable slate Of IrtsFrvatlan.
Tile stomach whs removed gul shlpptd
10 a chsmlst In San FmucI6cO fof
Analysis a day Or two ago, The coroner
received thu report OF the chemist
showing that the stomach cnutmucd
opium Ia large quAniitles. a scafch-
Ing investigation into tho whulu mat
ter Ia 10 be made and sensational de.
vtlupmUnts are anticipated. Hermit
Hartley, NJ hu was commonly called,
was 0uH Of the promoters NJ Meadow
Lakes remarkable boom Ia thu early
sixties, whcnn city OF 1000 people,
having immense mining works, eprang
up inside OF ak mOnthf. When the
collapse came, IN the following spring,
he refused 10 leave. Ever slnou he has
lived there nlone, locating und pros
pccting claims Ia what he thought
would eventual become tho Richest
sold mining camp IN the coast.
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ORDER.
In the Probate Court IN and for tho county Of
salt Lake. Territory OF Utah

On the Probate Court IN and for tho county OF
Salt Lake, Territory Of Utah.
In thu matter oftho adoption of NeI.c i.c0na
Mumasvy minor
ny
james ". iir0ndbgnt aud El0u - Ur1adbcnt.
husband aud wifo.
rruN READING AND rtftNU TIE PE-
I ut.nn ~ james ". iruHuHUul aud tlon
p. nrullurut, hi wife, praying fuT decree
ADOPTING NrlIin LnuuA Murr'HHHIt H minor
chut BIZ ihom bon accordance with she con.
diuun8 and au ulIiiuus 81 tnUI. statement aud
thu statement UI Michael NuIIsHvy, the
fHthyr OF saId child. uvI HCfUln ON
this iih day uf JulYt lNt. aul good
cause appearing thrrufuG DO Ia ordered
TINT friday. tho sth DAY 90 july. a. %. 1900 nt
DO O'Clock "a. m. uf saii dlY, I'd She County
Court House OF said Couuty, iu salt takt ity.
Utah. be- nnd De- hereby appointed As tho time
anu plHcU Tor The hrarinE IL Paid petition an1
HHIt matter Ut adoption ul Ulli minor child and
tNhth copy 81 thIs order Doc published boz the
uIsrurr kNlSiND NtNs, rrH.HHuvr luh.
Irhcd in snid county. Tor thr.H Nyuts utiofo
sIid umc Of hearing, whou aud where Hll ucrt
sons ininfraioi may appear HHI oppose Tue
aal1 petition. il go BE- they have.
witness my hlnd thlH ath dlr Hf July, 1873
JAtub o. BLAIR, Probate judge.
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NOTICE

To the stnckhO'Irrl OF tuc i1rrua Agricultural
aud HtHyk tOmuauY
rINutRt WILL NE A MEETING Or
II thU stool holders Uf Hlld company held nc
room so. %. Iu commercial haut building, "a
b.. loo fuuth street. SAT- tAHv tltY, August o.,
ut W u'tluUk noon. lah fur thr purpose u
amending tho company articles ~ nHHurIu.
ton 30 that HuII company can own, acquire,
Appropriate aud dUhi iu WUtOr aud water Trhta
1uu to make its principal place ui business Sal {
Lake tIty, Hui NltC upon Ono further amend
lurnt of changing the Uual.neauui on orcors
90 persons tu ur uiFiIIc ihCrTtu blso 90
r'ctt "a board 1f d.rtrtrr. % serve Tor che on.
FuIuW twu HtlfH, lul HurI other mHilCrH uH may
properly come Upfuru llv meeting,
~, a. tLitE, irUsidUbL
,. AMI ttuEl, Secretary,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate OF ElIfa Mcads Thompson Barrett
Deceased.
NrnTiCE - UEUEHf GIVEN NY THE
~ urdrr.IEnud, NollIo D. spencer. eKocu
tUK OF thu Last Wii and Tcstlmcnt nf klsa
Alolds Thompson nHrIol, formerly Ella
Meade ihuWpH1u1 deceased. 10 the creditors
of, ana ull uor1ua having claims against
the tuii deceased. Co exhibit thnm vita tho
necessary NuuChrTt. within four months after
the fret puh.icuuun ot this unfue, to thO said
NoIuu d. spencer. no SO. lii Wrft Third North
Street, salt Lake City uuu County Utnh
NELLIE tt1fN siENCLH
IACyuiriN of the Tact wa and rtHttmDut n
El.l Nrndh Thompson Darrell, deceased.
Dated July fin. i'gi.
JuuN 81. tAsNus, attorney for rNrcuirx.
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FAT o PEOPLE

ln reduce YOUR weight HtMItN nee WI.
Arda ulcslV fiIla aud i1Ise o. nannds 4
month SO iuiury 10 the health No iutcrfer
ia They build up ana imurlve fHe General
Lotlls D tuuiY tle complexion hnH leave v -
W mi 80. Lucy Anderson. a NuHern
~ 'em'!fl lta, Mass,, write Three BOTTLES
10. nui Nlc,uy filIa fodu uiF weight ffum
~ SOUNDS 90 90 and iutyDs feit no'tar boz sii
10y lir' ! hm much n'eraaf with fIu rD.1t
ahl fllli ~ 4N can 90 help t0u our ftfUna
iI' NIN tN' ..fA'f. HautHrH. LAWYERS and
IctNufH 1i 'lClris our goods Hrn uuI sold 'n
Nfuf ..nrfa lIi orders aro tIfHIIrI HiHrfI fr1m
our NNte. fntt uUr uaDNarH al uT tHfgp rI.L
aces Tor ly mai prepaid pAriicaIafs Iara.giI
fcts. Ahl tuNHIsruN SOW
ttnTNftAt-
WILLARD REMEDY CO., BOSTON.
MASS.
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LOCAL NOTICE

tr The Probate Court ~ sl't taEc County.
rcrrtuff ut Utah
TO- the matter nf tho adoption Uf William liar.
uurton aud Iva Harrington, minors
ArAONt HAWK. TuF GRANDMOTHER
~ aud only rCluuyc of MIIuu llHrtfurtun
and Toe Harrington, miuur. having uIrI bor
sworn rlinuulshmcutt 900 r.Eut. HtHo custody
uf, aud power nut cuuiT.. over sIII William
NarunriUu and ida iiar .uiuu. minors. o. tho
.tHl. that aaiI minor rhI ...u should Uo fully
adopted uy Herbert IUHu rhImmIuu. aa Dos
tHitirUU. aud the .lii u.IIrri john eUIIumIur.
having n|Ci Doe Sworn nnu.IUliI To- BOP adopt
HtIu HIHlr rhiIdrUus Amy HNmmIHH. tuU vile
of ind auplcaut. having ln wruna consented
thereto.
ua hofoHv ordered thaf helrrr0u taId ap.
UIIU Htou 10 held on thuudHFs flH |Id ulV uf
. IUuHt. l.aH 10 o. n.iu. u.r UHa OFF HHII #Y. Hf
tHr ruIr room - fald court tNr County
lHuUJ uuusr. on tho tT uuH county ot SAT-
IHlc, ItutbrY Of ttah. Huu lHita COPY oi
tue order boz puUufhcd iu tI, isIufr EYEN.
$50 SIws, d Newspaper uu. H.|HI Boz slii
tuuuty, tor three weeks N.'IE. HfIl time Uf
hearing. when anu whore nlI ugr.Hua interest.
% mhy appear aud oppose tng ..I petition, 10
Witness ny hand this litu dag af July. i,aJ.
JAOuu 90. BLAIR
Probate Judge.
CnAs. D. PEARSON. Attorrgi Cor Applicant
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.

Eiiato OF Margaret q. DcwinE Deceased.
NOTICE o. UTUruY uiyEN ny TuE
~ undyffFurd. administrator Win tho Will
annexed ui iHC estate ~ Margaret 4. uuWing.
deceased. 60 Tho creditors 0f. nud hll urrfuua
having r'Hiwa fEHIust the sHid dvrc led. 60 OK
uinit them with IHH rocorHary Voucher, with.
in tcn munIhr ailUr enc first publication of this
uuucr. 90 the said George 4. Lowe. administer.
inr, nt DIE un.eu. No. iti FIRST Beet street. salt
iato cry. tthh. boz tHr County of salt take.
Dated June go, i"1.
GtuUUE 4, LOWE,
Administrator OF estate Of Margaret 4. Dowing
utrrHHrf
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NOTICE. 10 cRlnl1nRs.


Estate of il.ury Nanhsiui. deceased.
NpTiCt ts itrlIN GIVEN uY TUE
- NulrriEuvI. UNrUutuE ut tho lat will
huu irHiaWunt uf liguy MHnnCIn. deceased.
20 thc creditors % and 900 persons having
clnImH against &c arId deceived, tG exhibit
them Win tno nUrrttHfT Nuurhora, within iru
murtNH after thr nrft publication tf tHIH
uce, 20 che f1tI 2. s. MuuhuIm. 80 De NUHt.
tth south street, raIt iAEN tfF. boo the county
Of salt Itt0. TERRITORY uf UUh
D. q. HONuEiN.
tSOcutdt of The iHu will and testament Of
Henry MunhCim. deceased.
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NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS
MEETINg

NO1tCE IT, IisUENY GIVEN TuAT
- thCtc VIII Ur special mtouuf uf Ono
stockholders uf tiit lhkr lIuIi Iruut Com.
r1nI 10 ilu Company uMrn u salt iHtu tfy.
ltlh, 900 saturday, August 900. IFH. Ht 4
ucl0't p,ui, Tor tliC purpose uf authorizing
tEr iaauuur1 ut second mortgage bonds upon
tnu COMPANY property.
D. order oi the Hnari 70 Iifrrturs
a. s. CAMERON, President
e.. %. JkCb. secretary.
SALT ltht CRY. ttlh, duIf liH. isiC
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NOTICE 10 oREpIToRs.

Esaio OF Nathaniel a. lo.t, Deceased.
NrOTrr d. urHTUN GIy.N UN THE
~ unduu|guDI, Admin. traitor of inu Estate
OF Nathaniel m. tult. uUuvn.uu, tn ono gfrll
turs 10, ami aI UcrauuH having claims against
necessary vouchers, within ten months AFTER
thU urst publication of tH|H notice, ip sue aAld
AumuIstfhtor. 10 thu law uIUg Of D. " Aullci
H0aml lIl boo j I'd. Constitution building, 900 thu
riy and county of Salt Lake, Utah Territory
JOSEPH 49, FELT,
Administrator uf inc Lrt4tc OF Nhluhnltl II,
ielt, Deceased.
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LEGAL NOTICE
In Inc Probate Court. In and Tor salt I.l
County, Territory Of Utah


In the Matter OF the ESTATE Of George a. smith.
Deceased.
NOTICE n uEHEBY GtNEN THAT
~ Ioaoph y. smith, John llUuIy smith.
CHARLIE W. Smith and Euah b. sheet.
surviving onocutors nul l.uHforH OF
the ertafe 81 George s.. tUU dr.
eoascd. hsvo rendered f1r settlement, lu a nIcd
Boz said canrttton final ucrourt uI IUH.r Hdmir.
isitauon of said estate and uuHI.ln t0T HHai
uiaUIIufIun Of the IcfiIur Hl cold estate
among the persons guu lad thereto. Hnd
mat lhursday, tho i0th day ot hu.ust s. ID
I-tI. at 20 O'Clock a. iut uI 800 court room of
faId rourtin the County Cour. iiun.r.-tIt lake
Ciiv ana county. Utah icuItory nHs been uuly
appointed by tie judge OF bald court Cor the
syit cmrut - said account Huu hearing aiiu
petition for distribution, or Which Uny aud
uInro any person ntrruHtr1 tu NIII a.ntU may
nuUraf and chow cause. NJ ntH I.Hf. Hu. why
sIII account should MO- Dee HtiuUI luu uu.
proved and final dirifiHuti1u made uH PRAYED
10. ". MIIpA.
CLERK Of tho Probate Court
NyJ. .. JACK.
Deputy.
wApurtt Is ApAHs, Attorney Tor Estate.
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Notice Of toe 1nd place Tor the hearing OF
petition Tor aJWHHl0n 10 probate N will.
nunsuANr no AZ ORDER OF SAID
court iu sand matter. notice BE- hereby
gwen that saturday, the ith DAY Of August,
a d. IsII, 100 ll o'clock I'm, 40 the County
Court ifousc boz talt Lake CITY, utah Territory.
tn mo court room nf tHid court. has leon np
uoritru tno tluc and place Tor the hearing III
d rctit0n of William II unhnsnn PRAYING ~
ADMISSION O. probate M a certain document
will and O.. lament Of Josephine ID. rmuh do.
ceased. when aud whore ull per Oua interested
may upupar aud oppose tho probate uf said
William %. Robinson, as prayed for In said
Ia wines t whereof have hercunt0 cot my
hand and amNcd The ical OF said court, this
g.nd day of july, a -. lroi.
IstAD nv. MulOY.
clerk Of The Probate Court
ByJ.F .JAoE, Deputy 'lork.
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And in accordance with law aud order OF the
board of duuutHf., made on lhc pun day ul
June A. u. lH1l, Hn Wl shares uf each parcel
OF such stock as mlH HH ncecftnrY VIII hc suli
on fhursday. thu I.lH day m Augutt 1908, Ht
O'clock Do h.. Id tHr -ti1 Office Of tue Ionth
Wnrd Lumber auf building Associatlun,No 1a5
east Fourth south .lrrul Co pay delinquent
hfapssmtnf thereon, together wlth tho cost VI
ndycruainr and expenses Ut sale
Thn puUucauuu was begun unOw on ac.
oouut of iniormaltlya iu Wo prior proceed.
iugs. A. u. HOGS,
secretary and Treasurer.
No. 7's east, Fourth south street. salt Lake
CITY, Utah.
dated JUS 2lat 1914
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TENTH WARD LUMBER AND GUILD.
ING ASSOCIATION.

Principal place Of business 90 s.s east, FOURTH
south street. fnlt LAKE city, Utah.
NuuCL ui sALE ur DELINQUENT troCK
NOIitE.=EliEHL All DELINQUENT
~ on tho following described stock uu acc
count OF assessment lUyicd Uu March . th. 1897
ly thc Hoard OF nIruCiUrH uf I.u haid Corpora
tom, the several aWuunt 90 opposite the
lhiuca OF the respective shHrchuldurl, aH
fuIloWat
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II istratnr Of the estate OF UtuIauIu
D. ii0wOIla, deceased, having nlru ha
petition lHreiu, duly NtfiUud, ufafiUE Tor Hu
order oi sale Ot Hu real estate OF HHIf HU.
crdsnt fur tho purposes therein cot forth. d. Ia
therefore ordered by che judge of sad coat.
thlt 900 persons Interested in the estate ut said
deceased appear before thu said Probate Court
10 CLOCK lu the forenoon OF sad day. no the
court room 20 said Probate Court at the
county U1urihluf", u the DlU and County of
SAFE Ilko, lhh Territory. tu chow cause why
uu order should uut NU granted tn tnr aN.I ul
miu.airltlr. t1 HrIl an much Ul the real estate
90 iur ahld "CHael 90 public salr HH shall uc
uerra tHrys and that 20 copy Hf tn'a order Ne
published % least four surrrssivo weeks bon the
nlsIuEr ENiNtNU NTWs, Newspaper prInt.
Cu and published iu .Iii city Hui county
Dated July iHth, 1897
JACOB %. BLAIR.
rruIHtC judge
}. ~. Hum, Attorney Cor Admluiauaior
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-26
LEGAL NOTICE.
In tho Probate Court ln and inr Salt Lake
County, Territory Of Utah.

In the matter OF Che estate OF Josephine
u. smith, deceased.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-26

Notice Of toe and place for the hearing Of
nenI-un lar aLmn-Iun 20 probate " wiz
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-26

in The Probate Court ~ san Iatc County.
rcuitofy oi Utah.
The morning call., 1893-05-10
ACCIDENT OR MURDER.
An Aged Indian Found Dead in
Calaveras County.


On Sunday, April 80, ludian George. an
old native about 80 years of age, was
found dead in the north forks river. about
mile from the PoIteous ranch. near
West Point, upon which he, with a num-
Der of his natives, resided. George disap-
peared from camp on Thursday and was
not found till the following Sunday. He
went out to cut willows for basket
making. and his trail could be followed
along the river to place where a willow
tree oVerhung the river over a rock near
the falls of the river. The rock was
moss-eoyered, and down it were the marks
or shoes, evidently made by some one
sliding down Its side. One branch of the
Willow was cut of and another, quite high
Tor the little old man TO reach, was partly
cut, indicating that he was busy cutting
the other when fatal step landed him in
eternity. His hat was found in the water
under large rock, and his knife and ban
dana we're found near by
Ills body was found IC0 yards down the
river with his head and shoulders in the
stream. which contained but a few inches
o. water. with his feet toward the bank.
Upon examination 1t was ascertained that
IN the back of his head was hole. square
and dep, ana his breast, shoulders and
face were badly bruised.
The CoToner's jury was summoned and
The morning call., 1893-05-10
To-DaY'S Races.

The entries and weights for to-day's
races are as follows:
First race. four and half furlonrs-
Jack the Ripper 11s. Jim R 122. Gypsy Girl
12i, Lottie d ZIG. Reno Ill. Valita 100.
Drummer los, st. John 100. McGinness'
First S6.
Second race. five furlongs, for two-year-
olds-Ariola colt 121. Seaside 120, Thorn
hill i2l, Realization rs, Silver State 1l5.
Dur. ngo l15.
Third race, six and half furlongs-
Initiation III, Folly 112. Obi P 100. Ven
dome LOG. ST. Patrick 1O3. Miss Walllng
10l. NeIo 105, Little Tough 90; Farewell
los, Samantha So, Sidney 1O1.
Fourth race, seven and a half fnrlongs-
Red Cloud lis. Revolver III, Inkerman
III, Sir Reel 110, Garcia 107, Tigress 96.
Fifth race, handicap at six furleugs-
Sympathetc's Last 100. st. Croix III.
Conde 95