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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-19
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.


E'tatc Of Elizabeth G.. Whimoro, deceased.
NoTUE o. HEREBY GIVEN, uN the
~ uuuursipurd, samuel -. Nhfunfr,
executor uf ,he inst will ni EIgalpth a.
Nhitmofc, lvrrafcu. ~ the creditors OF
and tl pprsuUs having riHuus AGAINST
the faii cyceHicf, 10 CNhiut them, with tnn
necessary Nuuchtrs within ten .l1I muuthfu after
the net publication Ut THE uuuco, tu the said
executor ht ruuu M. gi3 tuuHuuIilu huilu.
ilg IN .nli Lake city, u tro County u SAT-
Lake, Utah Tertiary.
Dated iauuurr Aih. lsfl
SAMUEL " WIN MORE.
Executor ~ TIE lat viii % Elizabeth C.Whit
more. deceased.
BARLOW FERGUSON hnd ions ". CANNON,
attorney Tor executor
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-19
A Modern Nnnn,. AK.

The freight steamship Tauric, of the
White star line, which arrived in New
York on Tuesday, carried quite u menag.
erie in addition to some blooded stock.
Among the many animals on board were
. cub leopards, . hyenas, 20 monkeys, d
hackney stations, 2 mares, thorough
bred pony, . hounds and u number Of
puppieh 20 pigeons, fcals and ~
blooded maIes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-19
hnIlrE no CKIDIInNs-


Estate Of jeanette \. CovIng. deceased
NroriDr IS HEREBY GIVEN ny rHF
~ uuirrsigucd. administrator o. the estate
of Jeanette a Cowliug. decreased, TO The cred.
itOrs Hf aud an ucfuOna having claims aetiust
tur sod dcce fsc1. q exhibit them. with rho
necessary vouchers, wiihn IEy months after
the iirst publication OF this notice 90 the sHi1
adm is.r .tor, cave " Waddfll IS Ad4ma, III.
torncys. ~ and 20 East, llrHt SOUTH street. salt
ukc city, In tho county nf SAT- intc. ut1h
Territory.
Dated December 10Th. islA
itTtR G.. COMING,
Administrator ~ the estate NJ Jeanette 4.
Cuvl ling, decreased.
Waddcll q Adams. attorucys Tor cstate. d
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-19
SUMMONS.


Tho People Of Utah Territory send rroot.
Ing to- A. D. Groves and Isabella A. Groves,
Defendants,
Won ARE HEREBY SUMMONED TO HE
a and appear before snii Commisei0ncris
Court, In the tity and County at salt Lake.
Territory Of Ctah, and answer compliant
nlod against You hy the shove named piainun
within i've DAYS (CNUiu-iye ut dhy Of fcryiccl
" thls summons be- served Ia fAd salt Ialo
CITY; within iog days v served out Of said ciiy,
hut In salt Lake County and within twenty
days " served elsewhere.
said action % brought 10 recover from you
the sum OF sg!!,bl for labor performed and ON
account And your property has been at
tachcd.
And you are hereby notncd that II You fan
TO ppear aud answer The sald complaint =
above rcqulrol,tno said plaintiff will take ludr.
ment against you Tor tho sum OF rwO hundred
and twenty-five tfl29 10000 90 100 dOllHTe
Wines my hand, NJ the iiy and County of
salt Lake aud Territory OF utAh, this 2lth dnv
~ December, IN he year OF our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and ninety two
q. " MARTIN,
j. 4. DARMER.
Attorney Tor Plalntl. wed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-19
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Estate 81 Henry G.. Fowler, deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ny the
y undersigned. Jane r. Fowler, ndmnts
tuur.N nt the estate Of Henry q Fowler, de.
,crtcd, IN tho creditors OF aIu 100 persons
having claims against tho enid dcccIscd, 70
exhibit them with the nrCCs liry NouyNtrs with
iu four uuutrs alter the irst fuhhCHuun Ot
this uolcu To said administtnirx 10 tho law
Unirr NJ Harlow fereussu In salt Lake Diiy M
the cpuutv ni -llt Lake.
Dated, January o., 1879.
JANE 4. FOWLER,
AdmluiairatrN Of estate OF Henry e. wlcr,
deceased.
HAnLow fIngusoS. Attorney Tor e.tlie.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-19
LEGAL MOTTO.
Ia The Probate Court Ia aud Tor salt iskc
touutV Territory " tuh.

Ia the Probate tuurt M aud Tor salt Lake
county Territory u Jah.
IN The NatoT NJ tuc E,tair Of Richard nrowor.
deco rd.
NoriuE IS ukEkHY plyEN IuAr 10.
IN reno ftiuI. administrator nt tho os.
tate Of hichatd bfoNcr dcoca6td, has ron
dcrci Tor agiilcWCnt, and fltd in said couri,
b hual account of his Communication ~ said
estate aud petition Tor final distribution of thn
residue OF aald estate among the persons
yniilrd horeiu, and that tuesday, the iist
day 81 January. s. ~. isI. &c iu O'Clock am. ut
the cour' room ufsaid courf.in tho County court
house, salt take Guy ami county, Utah TcsfI.
tory has been duy appointed " the Judge Ut
tl court turtlc sotltuUnt Of taid UCcuuut
and hrMinH said petition Tor distribution. lt
whicn tine and place any pctson Interested IN
tan estate may uprCar aud shoW cause, No any
iicrv NV.whf ssii account should not be settled
and approved md nnai diltribuuon made a.
prayed Tor.
Dated January 5th. 1903.
u. v MELOY.
clerk Of Probate Court.
ny tArstEv HgowNr. IT,, Deputy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-19
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


IETlTr OF NIlIIHHN 0TH0TII U07NlHcH.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ uudcrngnnd, executor ui the estate
of Ciarlsfa Arnold, deceased, 60 tlr creditors
OF, lnd nli persons having elfims against the
said dc,slscd, to exhibit them, with the nee.
cssnry vouchers, within ten months alter tho
nrt publication oi thn uuutc, to the fuid
executor nt West Jordan cait Lake County,
Iuh Territory.
Dated Docolnhor 18th, ls.2.
tiNNtM GOfF.
Executor Of the estate OF Ciarissa Arnold,
dcsea. cd. dtno
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-19
SUMMONS.
ln the district t0uu DO mil tor tho Third
Junirial District 90 tuh rrrrtur,
County OF salt Lake.

ud,ria 3D. .triet w tit,b T.r,,i''lv '''"
Connie of snit'fate
Enrrlna Win.lrr. pinintiH. "a. Jana Wintler.
u,f.nt4nt
The pcopir OF tbr rprritory Of Utah send
st,giiur
iona NIulIUt
NVOI 1UI uFUtWY UFprfpvD IN Ap.
pefrIn nn nrtion br,r.1l nf,,n.t Nan n,
tir aho,e u4iTcii fi' ipuu ti no D' 'tftrf conn
of tho rhr.I iuci'cilI ui.tl.rt a. II, 'frrrif,I,
,f linn ma fs answer b s',o,r,,i,,,f 6i,i n.y.,
IN within ION ,ays feNrlusiyp ID he ,iav III .tr.
,iee1 aIirr the scryIcr uu Won OF III. si.niin,n-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-19
LEGAL NuTlcE.
In the Probate Cont 300 and for salt Lake
County, Territory Ut Utah.

In the matter of tho Eststc NJ William Am.
mrTmau, deceased
NoTlOk llEHkliN GIVEN THAT JOHN
~ NJ LollCr, Admiuislralnr OF The cblatc of
william AmlncfmAn, deceased, has rUn.
dcrcd for settlement ami hlod IA SAID
court, hie nnhl account ~ his ndmniatra.
ton of rhid estate and petition Tor unh dlstris
luton ct the residue az said estate among the
person entitled thereto, aud that TucHuhy, the
al day of February, u l'ui at 10 O'Clock
am, az the Court Room ut SAN Court In tho
County Court House aalt Lake City and Coun.
y, utah Territory, has ionn duly apppmtcdby
the Judge OF tHid Court. for the settlement OF
sad account aud bearing aid petition for Dis
ifihuuur, NJ which TINE gud place uny persun
Interested M sad estate may appear aud show
cause, II any there br,Nhy sad account should
not be settled mud approved and final dstgiUu.
uuu mace ah prayud toe
Dated Jan. 10, 1875,
". V. MELOY
Clcty uf the Probate Court,
by CAUsrEN ELoWNE a., Deputy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-19
NOTICE.

NOTiCE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE
~ annual meeting 90 tue stockholders Of
the hctcret nud an Lake Agricultural ana
Manuflrturins canal Company, VIII be held
2 omplo street salt Lake Uily, Utah, on satur.
DAY, January 2'th, 1893, al 10 O'cocs a. m, for
the election NJ direction 20 serve the ensuing
year. aud Tor tho transaction u such other
bustncss a. shall come before tho meeting.
l.. JuHN NlTlAlL, Secretary
Salt Lake CITY, janunry llth, itla.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-19
Order to show cause Why order u sale Of re-
csuit th0uid not be made.

VoHN a. HuCkLE. rHE ADMlNlsTlA.
~ TOT Of the e. atH Of sarah W ltIuH, d'.
ceased, having ilCd hia petition herein, dui b.
verified, pr wing tor nm order Of sale ui the
real astatu oi sad dcccndent for the purr1 Hcs
thtr ln sct fortn, u H. therefore ordCfrl By tue
Judge NJ snid Court, that g.l pcrsons utter strd
IN tie estate OF tald deceased, appear before
the 7aid Probate Court ur tuesday The 3lti day
ul January, lsil, 30 o'rluUF M The forenoon
of raid day, nt thu Court Room Of said PRO lAU
tou.t at the County touit House In The CITY
rd 10 tho said administrator, To tCll 20 much
Of the real estate Of tho .IIi deceased Htprit 10
talo ns shull be ncCUs HT,, aud That copy oil
tins order be Published nf Irast four Hurruat iNu
weeks in tie niHIUiI LvnNisU NEwH q
spa. cr printed ami published IN said CITY
ana uunty.
Dated December 27th, l,1',
g. W. BAHtN 49,, Probate Judge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-19

rI'HE sTOCKuOLnER, oF rHE CO.or
l tRArlNE FURNITURE, 90, viii meet
Lalc tiiy, on February i'h, 'Aii nt o'clock
d md 0r tho purpose NJ e'gglIur tiuc Directors,
and Tor Huch utnus business ilui shhll properly
o. 10 prur secretary
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-19

VOllN NJ. CANNON. me ADNllNtsTRA.
~ tor OF the c.t1tc OF io'cr lluihines de.
ceased. having Aioi pc II on herein. duly NCri.
Ned, praying Tor an order 0t sale ~ the real
estate OF sad dccetcnt, Tor tAu purposes Their b.
IN set forth II % therefore ordered by the
~ The estate Of fnid ceased, appear before
the said probate ruuri Nn tuesday the itth day
Of February, lSH, ri 4" O'Clock IN the forenoon
~ said Day, a. tue CUt1i tUum OF said Probate
Court, at tho County Cpart House iu
the city nd county ut SAT- lakc, Utah
Territory. 10 show cause why ans order
should not be granted 90 tho sad udmin'sirnrAt
10 sell 20 much u mo zeal estate OF sand de-
ceased no either public NJ waite salc Ne IA ll
he necessary, anti has opy Ut This order be-
published at lOust four .ur"csaivc wooEs he mo
DtNLNLI EVENING NlMsi nVwfpHpcr
priulod ant published iu siiu city and county,
Dated January lsth, l,tL
q. W, BARrCn.
Probate Judge,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-19
LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court IN and for salt Lake
Go mtg, Territory vi t,ah.
In the matter OF the tsiato Of sarah Watkins.
Deceased.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-19
LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Cout, n md for Salt Lake
County, Territory OF Utah.
In the matter Of the estate Of Peter HofhIncs
dCcca ed.
Order 10 show cause why order OF elle Of real
estate shoulduot be made.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-09-07
REPORTS NOT EXAGGERATED
Fearful Loss of Life in the r ecen
Terrible Storm.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Sept. 4.-TEe
Newsstand Courier had a careful inves-
tigation made Of the condition of af-
fairs on the coast of South Carolina
and finds that its reports have not
been exaggerated. The loss of life
will aggregate 800. In the belt of
country between Charleston and Sa-
Vannah the storms wiped up the
homes as well as the growing crops
and left the people in a terrible state.
The loss of life and property was
found to be greatest on St. Helena,
Ladies, Wassa, CoOsa, Paris, Dawfus-
kic and Dat6an Islands. These
islands, with Port Royal Island. have
a population of about $4,000, most of
whom are negroes engaged in raising
long staple cotton and working in
phosphate fields. The estimates at
| this time as to the loss of life are in
complete. There is no communication
between certain of the islands and re-
ports of deaths are slow reaching the
coroner. There are Il great many
lives lost that will never be reported,
| as the bodies have been covered with
| Sea-Weed or washed out to sea.
Coroner Wells, of Beaufort county,
| has supplied the following death-f0ll
| for Beaufort and vicinity: Drowned
on WaSsa Island, II: Colin Point, so;
Dawthan, 81; Coosaw Island, %:
| Chisoliner Island, %; Hunting Island,
%; St. Helena Island, 200: Savannah
field Plantation, 200; Beaufort, 3: Salt
| Water Bridge, 4; Olehata, 6; Greyhill,
3; Perry Clear Point, IL; Ladies' IS
land, p; Paris Island, %; Landsend.
20; Kane's Neck, 80; CoosaW Mills, >:
on dredges, ). Total, 75S.
Other islands are to be heard from.
| Reports show that there is dire dis
tress among the colored people.
Their homes have been washed away
and their crops destroyed. There is
| no work for them to do and they arc
| suffering for food.
Ex-COngressman Elliott says that
starvation is sure and imminent a
| relief committee has been organized
| composed of colored and white men
| and an address is being prepared call
ing on the American people for help
Shipping has suffered and nine
| tenths of the vessels in the port OF
| Port Royal and Beaufort are wrecked
The phosphate industry has beer
temporarily paralyzed by loss OF
dredges and tugs and damages to dry.
ing plants. The health. of Port Roya
and Beaufort, which suffered, is being
looked after by local committees.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-09-07
WHAT 1T MEANS.

Nothing has been talked about
half as much in the past few months
as tie Sherman law. has furnished
a theme for thousands of conversa-
tions all over this and other coun
tries; it has been discussed by people
tramp Oh the roadside to the Presi-
dent in the White House; it has APP
peared again and again in the news
papers of the world; and yet there
are, doubtless, thousands who do not
know what they have been talking
about-are not acquainted with the
provisions of the greatly cussed and
discussed measure. For the benefit
OF all such among our own readers
we reproduce, from the Atlanta
Journal, the following synopsis of
the Sherman law:
"The Sherman law, so called from
its author, Senator John Sherman,
was enacted by the 51st congress,
and became a statute on the 18th OF
July, 1890. 1t directs the secretary
of the treasury to purchase from
| time to time silver bullion to the
amount OF 100000 ounces or so
much thereof as may be offered, in
each month, at the market price
| thereof, rot exceeding 81, for 81,
% grains of pure silver. In payment
for these purchases, the secretary of
the treasury is authorized to issue
treasury notes, redeemable in gold
or silver coin at the secretary's dis
cretion, which notes shall be a legal
tender, in payment for all debts,
public and private.
"The law fuI Their directed that,
from the time it went into effect
until July /, 1891, the secretary OF
the treasury should coin each month
100000 ounces of the silver pur
| chased under the act into the stand
ard silver dollar. After July l,
1891, he was directed to coin only
SO much of the bullion as might be
necessary for the redemption OF the
| treasury notes issued in payment
| therefor.
THAT is the Sherman act. It
simply provides for the purchase by
the government of 4 100000 ounces
of silver every month and the issuing
of treasury notes in payment Up to
the LIST of July, 1891, 100000
ounces of this bullion Was coined
each month. Since then it has been
accommodating in the vaults of the
| treasury.
1.-The final passage of either the
Wilson bill, which has passed the
house, or Of the Voorhees, bill, which
will pass the senate, would repeal
the purchasing clause of the Sher
man act and stop the government (
buying silver.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-09-07
Fall Fashions.
Cor of the Richmond Dispatch

Cor of the Richmond Dispatch.
There are hints of coming changes
already in the air, for the advent of
September induces everybody to the
reluctant conclusion that summer
days have waned, and to the conso
latory reflection that styles are al
ready ION the tape
The earliest fall outer garments
take the firm of jackets. One OF
these already brought forth is a
light quality gray cheviot. 1t reachs
es twelve inches below the waist, is
fastened with a double row of six
pearl buttons, and exhibits the full
sleeves as far as the elbow. THERE'S d
short, futed collarette of darker gray
velvet. Another example is REFER
in black cloth, with a wide turn down
braided collar and braiding carried
down the front on each side.
Capes la militaire will be worn.
They are of unusual fulness, and
hang about the Wearer in a multitude
ofdeap folds. They are also of respect
able length, coming quite to the
knees. Litter on will be added upper
capes or collarettes of fur. Fur
trimmed garments are to be more
decided feature than ever of the fall
and winter modes.
Fall millinery will include an i'm
mense number of felts. Felt plateaus
will almost reign supreme. They are
turned and twisted into innumerable
picturesque and graceful shapes, the
folds being held in place by promi-
nent and handsome steel, gold, pearl
or Rhinestone brooches and buckles.
j ust a. presentit seems probable that
green will absol utely predominant in
millinery trimmings.
Among the very late Vageries of
fashion are silk knickerbockers, made
full, with accordion plaits, which
milady will wear this winter beneath
her dancing gown.
Greenish yellow and yellowish green
are the supreme favorites among the
colors of the coming season.
There is talk of continuing the
reign of the russell shoe inappropri-
atnly into the winter.
Summer crepons are being made up
for morning dresses in combination
with lace and Surah.
Triple Ut THUS Vi race, anu Mdfle
Antonette kerchiefs of chiffon, frilled
with lace, are prominent features of
several recent wedding COWS.
Passementeries of all sorts, it is
said, will have another lease of life
during the fall and winter, but it is
to be hoped that good taste will not
be exceeded in this direction, as it SO
easily may.
The triple skirt is an evolution
from the double, and is TO have some
vogue in the coming styles.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-09-07
ITS EFFECT.

While Senator Gordon, of Georgia,
was speaking in favor of repeating
the Sherman silver-purchase law,
and calling attention to what had
produced the distrust to business, he
was interrupted by Senator White, of
Louisiana, who said that the mere
passage yesterday by the House of
Representative of a bill repeating
the Sherman act lifted the price of
cotton next morning IN the markets
of the world IA points. Such evil
dence as this if followed by other
marks of confidence and increase
must result in sustaining President
Cleveland and the Democratic party
now engaged in their first legislation
with power now unimpeded by a Re
publican majority in the Senate to
demonstrate to the whole country
the beneficial effects of wise leglsla-
ton. After a reformed tariff shall
have been in force for few years the
nation will, we believe, show its ap-
proval of Democratic doctrine and
Democratic action. Then the politl-
cal fools and alarmists of the present
day will hide their diminished heads.