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The herald., 1893-05-13

IT rs to the credit OF the San Francisco
papers that they are very much exer-
cised over the peculiar disappearance OF
the Jessup estate, valued at $40, 900.
Under the notable system Of contingent
fees tolerated by the laws OF California
young Jessup, although adjudged the
legal heir to this large sum, only re-
ceived $4,000 of it and board, lodging and
clothes for five years. All the rest lie
said to have gone to the attorneys en-
gagged in the case or to have been swal-
lowed up in costs. Under the old Eng
lish common law the contingent fee
business would have been held to be a
felony. Even If it be admitted that CON
ditional fees should be recognized to
some extent, there ought to be some
limit to rapacity OF such gigantic dimen-
sions. The widow and the orphan fall
into very hard lines when it comes to
the courts and lawyers of the Golden
State. They are looked upon az verita-
BILE objects of prey, and when they fall
into the hands Of certain class of shys-
ters their doom is sealed.
The herald., 1893-05-13

THE decision of Judge Wade upon the
Frank Webber informa ton, knocking it
criminal has scr created some some CONSERVATION
in the district attorneys Office. In one
count Webber was accused of grand lar
ceny; second count, which the district
attorney claims did not charge second
offence, but was merely part of the
crime, charged embezzlemsnt. The dis
trict attorney claims still that he had q
right to draw the information the way
he did, and thinks the supreme court
would sustain him. Inasmuch as big
patches Of informations recently filed
embrace similar documents there If
likely to be rafting of dry bones on such
technical points.
The herald., 1893-05-13

A REMARKABLE circumstance of the
attempt OF the frantic Townsend to as
sassinste Mr.. Gladstone was contained
in the admission in his diary that the
premier looked so bright and happy"
that he (Townsend) was obliged to raise
his hat az the grand old man passed by.
There can be no question of Townsend
intent. His reference 10 the five balls
in his revolver, as he says in his diary,
''enough for two," shows beyond a per-
adventure that he had fully premedi-
tsted the crime and designed killing
himself as well. The admirers of the
illustrious Englishman are fully war
ranted in assuming that their idol was
under the protection of special Provi
dence. What spectacle it was of this
The herald., 1893-05-13
THUNDER AND LIGHTNING.

The First Electric storm ON Record In
This City,
Yesterday afternoon at about 4:30 q
thunder storm occurred in this city,
much to the surprise of old-timers and
tenderfeet. No "oldest inhabitant" could
be found yesterday who could remember
any similar phenomena.
For about an hour the flashes of light
ming and peals of thunder came along
very lively and made nervous people feel
uneasy. The rain came down quite hard
and many dire predictions as to serious
loss of hay by the farmers were made.
However. it is not thought that enough
water fell to do any great damage.
The herald., 1893-05-13
TEACHERS, ASSOCIATION.


Its First Meeting Held In the Normal
School.
The newly established Southern Cali
lornja Teachers association held it's first
meeting yesterday afternoon in the State
Normal School building. The work in
the afternoon consisted OF general or
and the adoption of constitution.
Officers were also elected. In the even
ing two addresses were listened to. They
Problems or Which? by Su,
perintendent George NJ. Knepper OF
Santa Barbara, and Practical Phases Of
Manual Training, by President O. I'll;
Keyes of Throop university. Musical
selections were also given. The session
will be concluded today.
The herald., 1893-05-13

BETWEEN FIVE aud ak O'Clock yesterday
tternoon Los Angeles was treated to an
h-fsshioned thunderstorm, aceomps-
led by lightnings. 1t was very light
lsitstion indeed, but enough to show
hat the westher.cleTk may take sud-
en- freak when he has mind to. This
the second time this has occurred in
be writer's residence of nearly twenty
ears in Los Angeles. 1t is one Of the
ncontested claims OF Southern Cali
rnia that no case is on record Of any
be having ever been struck by light.
ing in this section. When to this ii
aded our immunity from sunstrokeE
nd mad dogs our condition ia indeed ar
.viable one, to say nothing of our en-
The herald., 1893-05-13
Testimonial.

Mr.. Bartlett was, at the conclusion
OF the concert, handed the following:
II am more than delighted with this
fine Weber Grand furnished me by Mr..
Bartlett for the Remenyi concert. 1t is
in every way satisfactory. / only wish
/ could always play upon so good an in
strument. FLORENCE SAGE,
"Solo,P Pianist Remenyi Concert Co.
"May IL, $685."
The herald., 1893-05-13

tire freedom from cyclone and blizzard.
There are myriads of young people
tripping TO our schools who never knew
what 1t was to hear thunder or see
lightning before, aud whose entire &C
quaintance with snow has been limited
to seeing it on the distant mountain.
fnna
The herald., 1893-05-13
Here Is Something Good for Your
Rheumatic Friends.

Rheumatic Friends.
If any of your friends are troubled
with rheumatism have them read this :
Lynchburg, Va, April Is, 1898,
/ desire to cay that Chamberlain'H
Pain Balm has cured one of our citizens
of rheumatism of two years standing.
One bottle did the work. This gentle
man, Mr.. r. HI. Parnell, ticket agent Of
the @. & o. r. R., now recommends
Pain Balm to all his friends. f. Q.
Helbig. 30 cent bottles for sale by @. f.
Heinzeman, 222 North Main.
The herald., 1893-05-13
LooAL-Re-dedicntio OF the san Luis Rey

LOCAL Rehabilitation OF the San Luis Rey
mission BOARD of public works report
Colonel Baker OF the boundary commission
In the city c. b. Holmes. Cons OF the
Revolution Incorporated Judge Wade
tries a boom time case The supervisors
consider saloon licenses and Ocean district
school bonds New suits died Meeting
OF the chamber OF commerce directors A
bunco game which failed to work The
would-be suicide will recover =. Kid stole
no squaw :. Bentley TO have new trial
The chamber of commerce excursion to the
big wharf this afternoon The billiard
tournament,
The herald., 1893-05-13
POINTERS FOR TODAY,

Los ANGELES THEATER-N Burgess. Count
Fair. Matinee and evening.
GgAND OPERA HoUsE.-Boston Autheneum
Speciality company. Matinee and evening"
UNITY CHURcH--Remenyi concert. Evening.
PARK THEArER-Through by Daylight. AT
ternoonand evening.
PoRr OF Los ANaELEs-Chamber of COM
meroe excursion leaves Arcade depot / AS,
ATHLETIC PARK-Baseball, Los Angeles vs..
Stockton
The herald., 1893-05-13
THE CLOVER LEAF CLUB.
CLOSING Danoe of Very Pleasant Sea-
son of PARTIES.

eon OF Rhrbiese
At 8 o'clock last night HERALD re-
porter dropped into Kramer's hall for
brief glance at the closing hop OF the
season OF the Glover Leaf Dancing club,
which now numbers As active members.
They danced till IL p. m. and then adj
iourned to the Hollcnbeck Caie where
Mr.. Auld had done all in his power tc
give them a first-class collation.. The
party broke up at l a. M, ana there Wal
a rattle of carriage wheels over tn'
stony streets as beauty went home Il
dream OF manhood and the last hop.
The herald., 1893-05-13

who iehFeb Hor male pfobOtypo LAT i
the shade,
The County Fair will be given this
tomorrow and Monday evenings, with
matinee today. thus giving plenty OF op
portunities yet to see the most charm
ing and most inspiriting OF all modern
plays.
GRAND OPERA HoUsE.-An event o
the dramatic season is the coming en-.
gagement OF Mr.. Richard Mansfield mex
Friday and Saturday. Mr.. Mansfield il
an actor OF the times, young, origina
ambitious and hopeful. His strong in
dividuality, rare artistic feeling, in
ventive and extraordinary versatility
distinguish him from his fellow artists.
lie has the poet's interest, the painters
feeling OF form and color, and the muai
cian's love for harmony. He has alec
the gifts OF impersonating and adjusting
the physical and mental habits OF many
divers and complex characters to his
own personality with perfect skill.
Friday he presents tee "Scarlet Letter.
and Saturday evening "a Partisan Ro.
NANCE"
Mr.. Mansfed's company includes
Misc Beatrice Cameron.
The matinee and this evenings per-
Torrance will close the engagement OF
the Howard Athenaeum company, one OF
the best specially shows ever In the city.
x*x
UNITY CHURCH. I'm spite OF two big
attractions elsewhere Gone of them
the best variety show in America,
by. the way the great Remenyi
did not suffer last night. The
audience was large and rapturous. Ev-
cry number was encored and some of
them doubly. The opening was Gotke's
Calm as the Night, by Miss Methot and
Mr.. Marshbank, which afforded them
but little scope. Then the gentleman
sang, The Minstrel Boy, and in response
to hearty encore, gave Oolyn's Persian
serenade. But when Remenyi came
forth to play Ernst's fantastic from
Othello there was roar Of applause,
and the gifted man relished IL, As an
encore he played Schubert's serenade in
way that made that hackneyed air
seem new. Miss Mttaot, who Il
neat way of rendering all her songs,
came next with two pretty numbers,
and then Remenyi rendered Chopin's
choral nocturne till his violin sounded
like church organ. The gem of the
evening, however, was Gounod's Ave
Maria, with Mr.. Marshbank and Miss
Methot as singers. Remenyi as the vo-
lin obligato, and Miss Sage as accom-.
PIANIST; and it must be recollected that
the accompaniment to this composition
is one of Sebastian Bach's figures. It
was gem, the charm OF whose rendi-
ton none could forget. Remenyi was
in good humor, and would have played
all night If they had asked him. His
execution of Lumbye's Traumbilder, as
an encore to his Zspatesdo by Sarasate,
was. surprise party, and fairly electri-
fed the musicians in the house by the
brilliancy Of its execution. There is but
one Remenyi, after all, and he is to be
seen again tonight.
The herald., 1893-05-13
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
ANNOUNCEMENTS

The papers of all delinquent mail subscribers
to the DAILY HERALD will DO promptly discon'
tinued hereafter. No papers will be seut TO
Bubsori beers by mail unless the Same have been
paid for In advance This rule Is intlexibie.
Merchants Exchange, San Francisco, Is an
authorized agent This paper is kept on file
III his Office
THE HERALD IL sold nj the Occidental Hotel
new sta nd, San Francisoo, Tor DC copy.
The herald., 1893-05-13
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az "a ]. IN
;sls|!ilE luSi W 2. -.--
AN INDEX TO YESTERDAY.

ny TELEGRAPH-~The worlds fair grounds
TO be open to the public on SundayA possi-
bility OF the American nag again being
raised over Hawaii--A political crisis in
Madrid-Acrid discussion In the Behring
sea court-The administration AK to work
faster SOON Numerous bank failures in In
diana, Michigan and adjoining states.
The herald., 1893-05-13
Tho Rig Steamship San mateo

Los Angeles with a 5000 ton car go.
Southern Pacific train tomorrow will
run through. Hourly trains be ween
the wharf and Santa Monica. See their
time table in this paper. Round trip
from Los Angeles, 80 cents.
The herald., 1893-05-13
Too old for Campaigning,

BERLIN, May 12.-Prince Bismarck
and Ludwig Hamburger have declined
TO be candidates in the general election.
Each gives advanced age as the reason
for retiring.
The herald., 1893-05-13

The w. @. Furrey 90. sell the best
filter in the world-the Pasteur--and
every description of tin, sheet iron,
nickel, silver-plsted, wooden and copper
ware. Nos. 159 to 165 North Spring
atrpat
The herald., 1893-05-13

Two hundred choice lots in the VOLTS
kill tract at auction Thursday, May 25th,
pm. Easy payments and long time.
Maps and catalogues at Los Angeles
Land Bureau, 207 South Broadway.
The herald., 1893-05-13
Big Ostriches

And in fine feather, at the farm adjoin-
ing Southern Pacific depot, Santa Mon
lea. Southern Pacific company's round
trip 80 cents Saturday and Sunday.
The herald., 1893-05-13
NEIamBoRINe TOwNs-Norwalk, dnir,

~" No-N"rWhh uhlry
business. Orange Park notes. Today's
excursion to Santa Monica's wharf . ship.
ping at Redondo Local matters at Pasa-
deua -. Riverside county officials at Santa
Ana. Three important interpretations at
San Bernardino =. A description OF the San
Bernardino flower festival -. Redlands
news notes.
The herald., 1893-05-13

The matinee and this evenings per-
formance will close the engagement of
the Howard Athenaeum company, one of
the best specially shows ever In the city.
The herald., 1893-05-13

who leaves her male prototype far in
the shade.
The County Fair will be given this,
tomorrow and Monday evenings, with
matinee today, thus giving plenty OF OPP
portunities yet to see the most charm
ing and most inspiriting OF all modern
plays.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-21

dered by the waterfront dispute. Re.
personalities Of the waterfront com.
any, however, on this side uf the bay
say that they know nothing about the
move anu that the suit II one In par.
titi0n only, such ~ the company IN.
tended b brings long time ago. The
longer IT, filing bat bee. delayed,
however, % cy eaid, the more involved
uccamc he claims upon the property
under constellation.
Around the corner OF Eighteenth
aud Mntaot streets nc Denver on Tues.
day evening about two hundred labor.
In men gathered. The notices given
out called Tor great mass meeting n
The unemployed Tot the purpose Of tab
inr some action o. nmyliufhtr their
PRESENT critical condition. The foil low.
ing resolutions were Unanimously
adopted:
Whereas, A crisis l. upon us that
effects the welfare u every Icrsou thht
II iu the state, and ftco ni1iug tho ia,t
unless immediate relief To- afford, Il
much suffering viii vusue among the
inb1finr meu OF this cl Y who are now
IN enforced Euu unwilling igleneB ;
therefore
Resolved, Tia, W., the unemployed
ui The city Df Denver, IN mass meet.
log assrmnle 4, demand a reduction n
rents, anu We win unite In demanding
and cooperate with the merchant
who uIo vndeavofing 10 secure tie
same.
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NOTICE. OF SALE UNDER TRUST DIED

N0ufo is hereby given. that
Nugruls, ou tno nom dfy OF February, An,
MrrunruLrAs IEvr,IuNr COMPANY, a
corporation HUsaulsyd ANA yAihuus under tho
lave ul tic state ut u'unuu, hereinafter 1rH.
iguhtci o. Soc company. conveyed Co tho
undersigned, %. ~ 4 HUMtu, of Denver, Colo.
RADIO, AH trustee, hereinafter uua.e natUI 90 the
trustee rCrtHfu premises situate 900 Sire County
% 7AIt AXE, Territory Uf Jnh, described a.
.Our tI iu h.urk sixteen lltI Alec tUu west
Tour .I acres uf lot ten .lH| and tUC west four
Nl acres OF Loo eleven Unm block one uI aud
tlyu Aero plut "a" Ulg llylu survey. which
ludUuiurr was Ou the I3th day ~ November,
lsl. uuly recorded boz tho orcu N thc County
Recorder ~ Salt Lake County, JtHh. In book
90 %" OF Mortgages, pu, lh Co gti, t1whicu
record reference b. hereby made f1f the fun
DESCRIPTION of saId ludsuturo aud
whereas iho snid conveyance wac made upon
co tain iruHu. tn wit. 10 fecuTo Che payment
Of IOHuH ur lutputuTrH OF said company ~ The
denomination ~ I'VE hundred etg1l dollars
each. payable t0 uOArcr ou March ., ispi. a. the
citY ~ AUW York, with interest thereon at tho
rate of seven lifl per cent per huuum. interest
payable scWHhuuuA'IN, SAID bonds or drhou
lures 90 un rOftlhDu. Wuru lfhuVd. by said com.
pIuy hy the trustee inc iotgI amount Uf luuds
ur dultuturrf being limited 90 thr sun cot two
hundred and MY thousand Ns.0poll dUllaTs,
where's, under aud in pursuance OF said
deed Of trust, bonds or dcluuturus ofts1ld f1 Boo
pauy nave been Issued and crruuod hy the
wy Wc 'l w, aInounl or H,l,sly lNo lNnl'Ahu
.hny.uI uul!bia, Mnl,h uohuH arc now out
'ig,nl ny anu unphll hnd .....,..,.,..,..,
n,isA, NV KIN ~, anl w. na.y , y lhl
o. now lolAull lu VIC phl ln'ht on goo Ih.cL.N
nrcralnF np4n Va 5iIa ool, now 4, gg'.,and
lnf, Ahl Hlgh u'lAult hAa ohihuc Iuth period
Of more tnah ~ uunlh3 .lnce demand was
male tlf lhg lANintnt ~ 3, ~ lntefr. 500
NNrf'.. N nae ne'ono lhe Nuib ul VIZ uu
dgt.itnel uuAleu lo !ln,,'H tna,l' Aul llsI''e
or we f.A, t1tAlo huA ~ Eult,hah. COY .'frl
ul aaIl lhlthtufe, h'NoI lluF ln lHt forms lhert.
%! nnn lh llls ulh.o or lN IINNNNnst
ID, Sow lh'i l'l", lhg ahN'. tN'l wv, u9nn
lhuNllN, lhr tlh HHl %. hu-.nb lr'i. at INC
tuhi door We lolnN l.wl snU,g' corner
~ ft.lua W o.. 400 .rlonh ,uNth .lrrl., hAl
Lake liN, llh1, ai " O'Clock %. 9i snld day,
dispose gi hll lh. llemlse' htfrlnHiitr ug.rrb
cd, hNIuf lnlH uNN DIV. cs 'l lAhl lhtlnlNl ln
iNr pitht'a .n y'hhc .tM ut rllN company 20
lHr t.l.N, I.a ..l, Wll nD Al v lNt' Nu'u,h
90 VIZ NIhle.. .'l. tt ~ ,ash. hnY W. ug inalt
TOR NO hNrI f' "i Ily'NA W' l!"l.eIh go.
UNtl lha.llvl y" tuN HNtt h,i l.FlN pm hall
Inhruluf.. ln, IullhH lLg phlwlht on cumpunH
cation Iu iAr trustee And .la ailDlhcNe, Nnl ihc
lawful uNprnHgs NJ executing lhg slid trust
The 10y and parcels M ilnd Wmgn wal De-
ohgrel iof .at lJ hNeN ""f"o are uetlrlutd
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NnIloE Io cRtplIORs.


estate ~ Henry NnuhclW, dcrcnrd.
NuriCE d, uEWNN UINEN bl TiE
~ IutvrtIEurl. UAuUutrN ut th1 la.t VIII
Huu ttHtar ems uf Henry MuuuCWs deceased,
Co Che urtiit1rs ot aud nil pore onH unglug
claims HFaIuft tlo fniu drcnasrl, 10 cshinit
them win The uOrUsHtry yuurhcfs wtuiu ten
months after thr NUt publication 90 tins
Do urt. Co thu aail d. A. Mnuhou. Vt lH Ncst.
Uih south -trcrt. SAT- i.alr Ctty, DO The county
of sAt Latc, lrrrl.nrF of ttAh.
g. a. MONUEiM
FprutriN of fro lFat will and testament Of
Henri MUnhc.n. deceased.
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NoIlcE IO CREplTOns.


Ef,aic OF Margaret A. pcwlng Deceased.
NOTICE Is HFuEEy OWES nY TlE
~ uudyrarutd. administrator with tho Will
annexed nl tho pstAio ~ Margaret a. htWlnE,
drtuHsud. 90 inc rrrdllurf Of ana all pcrHouH
having rluIms ug4iusf fhC saii dtCr acd, 90 rS
UHlt ihCm with thr urgHTsaiy y0urhtrs. Win.
iu ten month. after thr urst publication uf this
autiUU. o. The sulu GpOfer b. Lowe. udmlniatfa.
TOR. tf Die uillHu No. lt1 first Elft street. salt
iHtc rlty. ttAli. in che County of 9Nt lake,
Dated June sid, i''l.
G.UUGE 4. LOWE.
kdmWistrat1rof ratltn 40 Margaret 4 uUuing
deceased.
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NOTICE. 10 CREDITORS.


Estaio Of Ellla Mcadf Thompson Darrell.
Decreased
NOTICE o UEREUN GlNEN uN TIiE
~ undersigned, NrNc D spencer, cNrcu
MS OF thu Lat VIII lud Testament of Elxn
NUads Ihompsou naucI. formerly Elya
Mcads 1h1mpslu) deceased, tO the creditors
or, aud u|l persons having claims against
tho suid deceased. 10 cNhiuit them Win tic
necessary vouchers, within four months alter
the nrsf publication uf This notice, 20 The Huid
Neiuc b. spencer 10 No. ga Wrst Third North
street, SAT- Lake Guy and County ltah
NELLIE ILt/A slENCER,
EXCculrlX Oi the last WIN aud Testament u
Hlsi Monds Thompson nartoll, deceased,
Dated July 9th, 1908,
ions N. tANNON. attorney tor VNrCutriN.
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NuMoe Do NhtUnOns.

.ta,c OF Hannah VI. srmspl,r, Deceased.
NOTICE ~ HEUEIN GNtN UY THE
n undersigned administrator ut The osttt
OF Hannah w. ArmtlHuuE, areVhHUd, 90 the
agHIrsg tho HaIl dCryaHui. io gAniht them with
thn necessary NuurnrfH. within four months
after the urst publication of thiH notice, 90 the
sllI admluisirAtIr, boo salt Take tiiY. ln salt
iatb tuu Ity. NllEH btNiNe,
Administrator ~ thc estate OF Hannah ~.
Armstrong. uU. cHHou.
Dated July tu, lFH
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NOTICE. 10 CREDITORS.
F6lnto OF Nalhan7rl n. Fclt, Decoasod.

T"TNTV w 7''777'7TTT7 - ~ ~
NOTlCE Is uEREHl GlNtN ny THE
~ undersigned, Administrator OF tue Estate
OF Nathaniel n, Felt, decta'cd, 20 the crcdi'
tors ~, and an persons having claims against
the SAID licensed 60 exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers. within ten months after
the flrst publication oi THE notice, 10 the said
Admluisi1atur, at che law onlrg of y. " Moylo,
Rooms 3Ji tu d %, Constitution building, ln the
city and county M salt Lake, Utah Territory.
JOSEPH n, FEiT,
Admiulsirator OF the Estate OF Nathaniel II.
N..IF
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ln tho Probate Court in AMI for thr county ot
salt Lake. Territory of tiah
" the matter utthc adoption Uf Ncll.c icuua
MUrriHHty, % minor
Uy
Jamcs w. iiraadbtnt and Elon y. nroadboni,
husband and vie,
UrpON HEADING AND FILING Tue rE-
I ut.1u ~ james N bfItihcnt aud Ellen
b. HruaIUrut, Boo wife, praying Tor decree
adopting N'ilc lHnna NufrssrY % minor
gfuIi. l5 tinm ip ar lrllHar with uc cone.
dlunus luu $50 uiTtul. % inci- statlntut nni
ne saicmcnt OF llicngl MoTl.cy. mo
father Of HNld CuI nlcd uCfciu uu
tiis 5th day 81 july isb, and good
rlusc appearing therefor u 10 0rlcrgt
shat WI 81. th1 s'th uaY 1t July, A. d. 100. 90
lu O'Clock 3d. m, oi sul day, 20 tnc tuuuiY
Court House OF salt rUu o., IN salt L1ke iiy,
tuh, boo Aut s hereby appointed ~ ihu uWt
ana Place Tor Wu hearing of said petition ana
atid iuattUr Ur adoption OFT s1i1 minor C'UI 4. Hru
thHtu cop 0f iHr urf"r DO puhIshcd iu tho
bEsIutr lNINiNU hEHH,a ucNHtAurr uuUt
liahed m said county fHr three weeks h0'nfg
SAID time of hearing, NHcu and where nl' per
sons Interested may appear ana Oppose iUC
f.ii petition lt vH F, fHul uayc,
Witness my hand tH.H 900 daN OF July, lrl
JhloH o. UlAli, Probate judsr.
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NOTICE II HURtUY GIVEN THAT At
N 10 meeting Of tho directors of This aaso.
uluOu, held on Mgrch 2tl' leN nm assessment
dolIgr iil OUl per fhHfowas levied on me capital
stlrk of tiO uHsotlatnn, payable 90 the
rolsulor, = j. Huge ut tho once Of tho aHso.
An. stock uuuu wHIfn iNiF rttuss tuent may re-.
main unplid upon tne -uth &. y Of July, less
viii UC Delinquent ana auferiifcd Tor sale NJ
Uub.fi. auction. ANA uuloss rnYlrCnt 10 made be-.
lore &. d DO sold ON August 10th. 1895 to pay
drIIrr rut ASSIGNMENT together with cost OF
adyorlamF Hnd expense OF sale.
Dated june 2Uth, leH.
A. D. IlIGGS. secretary aud Treasurer
ils +, Fourth South St, salt Lake City.
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.
Rotate Of IN naI5or.on, deceased

NOuCr Is UEHLBl GIVEN BY THE
y uuiersEnci, 3 Lo1fD0urow, admins,
trtt,r of Nc estate of n. NJ. Halvnrsrn, 90.
oeasoI, 10 the creditors of, and on persons
having claims against tuc Haid decreased, to
oNhbit them with tHo necessary vouchers,
withln ten uuutHs after thp lrst publication OF
tins notice, On tho rHid q, D. L0nf-Ouruw, ad.
miuiHlrAtor nc bls once, Rooms !n5 CONNER.
clAl HIork, m tho DltY Ot Salt Lake, In The
Couuty oil Salt Late, Utah Territory,
Dated salt lako Jity, April 10Th. 1904
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Administrator Of tho estate Of u. NJ, Hulyor.
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ptlINQugNT AssEssMENT.

NOTICE. THE NORTH
y Point Consolidated Irrigation Company,
Location OF PRINCIPAL place Of husinpsH SAT-
Lake City, Utuh Notice, There atn lelu,
qucnt upon lho following described stock uu
account 'uf ASSIGNMENT levied ON tho lHt day Of
June, lsgl. tho several amounts cot opposite
tho names OF the respective shafohoI durt on