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STERLING silver BREAsTPINs. In nu
designs. SOC.
SPECIAL Pnrcr. 39c.

SOLID GOLD RINGS. with pretty settinss. 90
SPECIAL PRrcr. S4o
GENTS FINE RoLLED GOLD WATCH CHAIN2
from 99c. TO q eS.
We guarantee every piece Of Jewelry bought Of n
no matter what you have paid for It. Each piece Z
Jswelry nicely boxed and made presentable looking.
WARNER WEATHER GLOVES
and black. for 25c.
LADIES' SILK GLOVES. In tan. mode. sray an
black, for Soc
LADIES' SILK GLOVES. with Kaysers psteul
hneer tips. for 75c. and 81.
LADIES' e-BUTToN-LENGTH SUEDE oHAMou
GLOVES for Sc.
LADIES' YELLOW cHAMors GLOVES. 81
MISSES TAFFETA GLOVES. ESQ.
MISSES SILK GLOVES. Sc
GLOVES TRIED ON AND FITTED BIZ ExPEIS
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Ruskin's chief merit as poet laureate may be
in the fact that he is not likely to write any
poetry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-20
A Big Opening

The base ball season has opened so wide in
Chicago that the home team has dropped
through the oritice.-C Chicago Mail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-20

WiHlnB 10 recognize MS responsibility ana
prompt to take the necessary action, Sec
rotary Lamont has decided to put an immedi-
ate end to the devastation which trolley rail-
road company is doing on the Gettysburg
battlefield Some days since The STAR directed
attention to the vandalism which was eliminat-
ing some and marring others Of the most inter-
esting typographical features familiar to those
who fought on or have visited the historic
ground. For time it seemed doubtful as to
whether the Secretary could interfere, but the
authority was finally found in the law Of last
Congress which appropriated the sum Of twenty
FIVE thousand dollars ''for the purpose Of pre-
serving the lines Of battle at Gettysburg
for marking the positions Of the vari-
Gus commands and for determining the
leading tactical positions OF batteries,
regiments, brigades, divisions, corps and
other organizations, with reference to the
study and correct understanding Of the battle. ~
To any one who knows how the railroad COM
pany has been blasting and tearing down in
some places and building up in others 1t mus,
be evident that such a construction as that
permitted by the Gettysburg town council
would necessarily defeat the intent OF
Congress, and so the Secretary concluded
About the first thing to be attended
to is the appointment Of the COM
mission whose duty it will be to locate the
monument sites, and as soon as that body has
an existence it will, through the Secretary Of
War, ask for an injunction to permanently re-
strain the greedy corporation that has done
great damage to q tract Of country which
should be hardly less sacred than the
estate Of Mount Vernon Every veteran
in the land, no matter what the color
Of his uniform thirty years ago. and every man
and woman who realizes that it was through
such strife as that at Gettysburg that this nation
reached true greatness, will be glad to hear
that the scene Of heroism uneclipsed is to be
preserved from destruction.
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BOSTON WATER PURlFlER q,

Which is ABSOLUTELY GERM PROOF AND
RENDERS WATER CLEARER THAN
DOUBLE DISTILLED.
Remember that all so-called ''Spring"
waters contain impurities- No mere filter will
remove matter thus held in suspension. The
water must be PURIFIED in order 10 BE- free
from germ life.
Our Miniature Purifier for family use costs
only s. and will RENDER FOUR GALLONS
OF PURIFIED WATER PER DAY. 1t IL
COMPLETE. LIGHT and COMPACT. and
should be carried to the country this summer
even IL you intend staying only week away
from home. II takes little space and will last
for two years or longer without renewal
Interesting tests may % seen ct our ware
rooms. Ais 9th st. NV. 1t
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the roads now operated by horse power
will be run by either storage batteries.
compressed air such an underground system
as that which works 50 satisfactorily and is SO
highly commended Proceeding with its dis
cussion Of . most important topic the
Press says that the cost Of putting
in the underground trolley is naturally
much greater than the construction Of that
overhead. and that is the chief objection to it,
since it can hardly be regarded as any longer
an experiment. 1t is in successful operation in
European cities, at the national capital. and
Philadelphia enterprise is introducing it in Bos-
ton. With the poles and overhead trolley wires
once up all over this city they may be expected
to remain indefinitely" But there are
other contrasts besides that of motors in
which Washington has the advantage and
acts as an exampiar for all other
cities. One Of these is a. to streetrailway con-
struction. another cause for drab-colored grief.
''In Washington" says our contemporary, 1.-THE
rails are placed and the pavement laid in such
q way as to scarcely make break in the smooth
surface Of the asphalt, which comes close up to
the rail on either side. A light carriage can be
driven across at almost any angle without q
jar. 1t Is different in this city. In every
instance where the asphalt pavement has
been laid on streets occupied by passenger
railway tracks rows Of heavy Belgian blocks
have been placed on each side Of the rails. The
surface Of these blocks, always uneven, stands
up above the asphalt surface and destroys what
ought to be the evenness of the whole street.
1t is being done with all the new tracks that
are being laid for the trolley lines, and it would
not be tolerated. in Wasbin oton &"
The day Of the trolley and the rough street
paving have, so far as this city is concerned,
gone by. Congress has decreed against both.
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DO Not Be


Over the possible advent Of CHOLERA this
year. With wise rrecautions. taken In sd-
vance. there is really no cause for alarm
II Cholera comes here. there IL little danger
except from food and drinking water. oNEh
so PER CENT OF CHOLERA CASES
ARE CAUSED BY IMPURE WATER
Cooking will efYectuslly kin all germs which
may exist in food. and you absolutely escape
all risks from drinking water If it has been
filtered and purified ina
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AN AFTERTHoUGHr,

AN AFrERrHoCGHr.
"Our taycher says that livery man should
thry to get to the top" said little Micky Dolan.
"Thrue for the taycher, responded Mickey s
father, confess yez happen to be startin' to dig
a well'
He was one Of the small boys whose presence
create more apprehension than that Of bomb
shell would.
Dear me-" said Mrs. McFaddles, 'I wish I
could make our lawn look better 1t is really
very shabby"
The small boys father and mother svmpa-
thized with her, and other members of the COM
pany expressed their concern, when the young
ster himself spoke up.
Il know a way" said he.
''Oh! You do said the hostess. what
is it?''
"Let pa walk on it. Nearly every time he
goes out of the house ma has to warn him to be
careful not to let the grass grow under bis
feet"
GOING AND COMING.
He was Pullman porter with manner light az
air;
He had jewels on his fingers and had hair oil on
his hair, --'--
And it cost you more to tip him than 1t did to
pay your fare
This Porter who was going to Chicago.
He sat there in corner with a tear drop in his
eye,
He didn't even shake his brush at people pass
ing by;
He was thinking, sadly thinking Of the price he
paid for pie,
This porter who was coming from Chicago.
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Was "a. so. Now 1875
Was $50. Now S21.5O.


EXTENSION TABLES.
No 80. s-foot Solid Oak Ex-
tension Table.
Was So. Now 1915.
No. So. sfoot Solid Oak Ex-
tension Table.
Was S.. Now 1915.
No. 90. s-foot Handsome
Solid Oak Extension Table.
Was SIS. Now 1915.
No. 1Os. 8 s-foot Solid Oak
Dining Extension Tables,
polish finish.
Was 1850. Now 1915
side TABLES.
No. ~. 9 Antique Oak Buffet
or Side Tablss.
WERE SO. Now 1915.
No. SO. Antique Oak Buffet
Side Tables.
WERE $40. Now 1915.
No. % Antique Oak Buffet
or Side Tables.
WERE S12. Now Sc.
GoAr Rues REDUCED.
Goat E;J D,oc S;,o IA. r.,
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NOTICE OF SALE UNDER TRUST
DEED.

ID. .-...-...... .....,. ,.,,s.,.... ...-
WHINEAh, rAhAH a, thOWN AND
~ DAY OF september, ~, executed and de-
llNctcd 70 Tue eAlt lshAoNaHcy loan \ Trust 90,
lntir certain ptomlsaory note Tor the sum or
tLpV'V, puNAule on tue hlh Jay OF september,
lt'l, win Interest thereon al tho rate " seven
por cent pef annnm, payable quarterly from
iAte nn!ll matasiiy , anu at nhg IMe oi Twelve
pct 'ohrpeI Ahhum IRON maturity uhHl PAID
hnl,
whereas, 70 secure we payment OF tAd note
according 70 llh tue tenor aud elect. tue said
sarah a. Crown aud soloman Crown on tho
lail t.h Joy OF seplgmpef' nv, executed and
ltlNcrud 70 o. D. sAhsDpry, ana simon BAN
berger trustees, o. SAT- Lake City, uihh,
y. SALISBURY Ahu fihgh hamOgIser IN lftsti THO
following detorheu premise, situated In
SAT- LAAn Nltls salk LaAo county, lthh, 10.
MI.
heElhhlht ~ Wy aoltneahl corner OF lot NO,
ihren so, ~ blooh NJ ulfty niue l5yl, o. plat
u, SAT- LAKE wy survey, Anu running henoo
west TWO ahu o'hAN iOlsi thrnev north
twenty rods, thence east two aud one.half
tods, ana lluhor soulh twenty fods TO place OK
DC, intlh a., ,.,., ,.... .,,,,. .i., ,.. l..
Nhlch Hall ueel was GUY hieu ior record IN
tho onlc9 Of the county recorder Of SAT- Lake
county, NlhI, on lho olh u'{ oi september,
~, and recorded IN bo9k "a OF tue
noi'Saso reoo'us vi eA'n once on page oo''
ahit .. 800, .,...., ......t.,.. ,,..,-,,,.,-
whereas, SAID iced provides lhat should the
mALefs lhtIcpi iMl OF I.tnse 20 pay the sall
dchs ~ lhe ralll interest .oI any pgft thervot
ACCORDING 70 we Nue tehpI anu eHe't OF uAll
note ot lal or Iei9so 70 pay AZ lAAe, or
a.se,.utnl. ulvh "A H'h pivii.,ge Nueh uue,theh
lho Mhole ugni rnaH ueeol.v que anu pAyA oie,
and the sald nslefs,, % either Of them, at no
request o. 'he igsa, holder o. SAID noIe. shall
pfuttcl 10 tcll inc premises IN hAlu dccu
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GUARDIAN SALE

NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN. THAT IN
~ purtuauce " 40 order OF sAiu made and
cntcrri ty tue Probate Court OF salt Lake
County, lmh Territory, on tho 9th day Of
ApIil, a. y, ls4i, In tho matter Of the estate
aud EusrdiAnthip OF Henry iVee Cobb. RUFUS
"a, tohh, James X. Cobb, trace q. Cobb and
&, W, WINS, tnc undersigned guardian OF said
minors, Will sell M public auction. subject 10
the confirmation Of said court, all the right.
TUE and interest ot faid minors Ia and 10 tho
following described real estate. VIA Situated
IN the city and county u salt Lake, Territory
OF Utah, and bounded and described a. fol
lows. Fart u lot four az IA block seventy -four
tNl plat ~ salt Lake city survey, beginning
n a point two hundred and sixteen aud three.
fourth. (2lGAl feet due north OF the southwest
rntnerot said lot, thence east ten ti0l rods,
thence north two and one half az rods,
thence west ten (iol rods, thence south two
aud one halt (.'tl rods 10 the place OF begin.
Mug,
said sale will be- made or the ith day Of May.
4, ID. 1888, at twelve O'Clock noon, as the front
door 81 tho county court house, Ia the city aud
county OF SAT- Lake, Utah. Terms u sale; one.
third each, balance IN ono Year with interest at
eight per cent per aunum, represented by note
secured by mortgage upon said property.
JANIS D.. IVES comb,
Guardian Of said Minors.
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NOTICE OF SALE UNDER DEED or
TRUST.

JITHEREAs THE SALT LAKE PICKLE
w company, y corporation, on the Jldt day
% July, a, u. is1i, executed and delivered u
joseph q. Jnrnbs, Of SAT take Cay. Utah. It,
certain pfumissory note Tor thn suin Of three
ihnuaani dollau, payable ottoLur litt, l9i,
with interest thereon 10 tho rate OF one per
cent ior month from ia date until fuiiy maid.
both before and after Judgment negotiable
and payable ~ tho bAns oi Commerce, salt
Where's. To secure the payment Of said
note according 10 ~ true Tenor and effect. the
rtid SAT- Lake Pickle Company, on said July
ilsi, 1871, CNccricd and delivered 10 tho under
fignod, 3 H. flelds, IT., truttrc, Of the city
and County OF SAT- Lake, a certain deed
Whereby u conveyed To the undersigned. m
irnsI, tue following described premises.
~ Utah, to vii Al % block twcnty,aeven
go iu brighton Addition 10 Garden city
logctAer with all huduFs constructed or
and uupnr, boiler, watts, machinery, etc
therein SITUATE, which said decd vas duly died
fur record IN the onlue " the county Recorder
August. isgl. At s2j O'Clock p.m. and re-
corded IN linOa - A" ~ Mortgages, page t1t
of tho records Of said once and
whereas, suit deed provides Among other
things, that should default no made In tho
payment ot sara noto according 10 ~ true
tenor and elect said trustee, NJ the request Of
tha legal holder OF said mole. may proceed 10
coll thr property hcrcinbcforr and M said deed
dcssubod NJ public Sendue 20 the Highest
bidder, " me front door y Tho County Court
NNNHN AN NNN county scat OF NAlA LAKE county,
llnh, for cash, lfst giving thifty days, public
notice of tho time, tcrms aud plAco Of sale, and
DESCRIPTION Of tue properly o. DO sold, ly
hdkcrucmrnt in some Newspaper printed ana
published in the County OF ~altl.Ake and
Whereas, shid salt Lake Pickle company has
iaiIcu ami refused 90 pay SAID note or the
interest thereon since January li, 1873
although the same n due ana tho undofilgnrd,
a. trustee, b requested by lloyd fark, OF SNi
Lake CITY, tho legal holder ana owner % said
motto, 90 proceed To sell said premises,
Nov, therefore, pursuant 60 tho pnwur vested
ln me 10y said decd, l. s. II. tielis, Jr., do here
by give notice that ! viii fcIl all and singular
the premises and property hcrcnhefstc de
sorilcd, at public Ncuduc, To The highest bidder
for cash, ut the front door Of tho County Court
house Of salt iAtu County, Al salt inEe City,
Utah, on "wednesday the third day OF May, isIi
at " O'Clock noon NJ bMd day, to satisfy tho
Haid motto and Interest trum January l5, 1873,
and the costs u executing fnid trust, including
attOrnoyh fee and compensation 10 the under.
signed for his services, ~ provided In said deed
Of trust. 4. II FIELDS, IN trustee.
Dated March %. 1893,
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NOTICE of AssEssMeNT.

i Aatuuiauon, principal place OF lusluesa
lI9 D. lth South IT., alt lake CITY, ttah.
Nouco IL hereby siyon that NJ a meeting Of tho
dftci1fs OF itiH Aforiauln, held on March
"a, lsl3 m Agreement Of ten prT cent 10 per
cent? was levied on the capital stock Of tho
Association, payable TO tho treasurer, A. !.
i,gg', ~ inc once OF tho association, fjs y.
I'm south e., salt laLo city, Any stock upon
which THIS naHcHHWcnt may remain unpaid upon
The. illh DAY Of May, 1880, vi be delinquent
ana advertised for safe a. public auction and
junc 10th, 1873 10 pay delinquent assessment
together with costof Adyortisin aud expense
OF sale. A'L iftGes
secretary and Treasurer 5io L. an south st.,
salt Lake city
Dated AurIl H.. ls1
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II you let another week pass with
out coming into the possession of one
OF our Spring suits, 10 those who
done know what they LOOSE there
isn't mrch loss. this Is case In
which you not only loosc, but you Will
know 1t. Arc you going to let an un
paralleled opportunity slip through
your Fingers.
Don't wait till the season Is almost
gone, the goods are all sold and there
Is nothing left hut tho dust raised by
the connection. Strike the excite
mont At It's height and come now and
See us.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-28
NOTICE. OF SALE OF ZEAL ESTATE.

NOTICE u HEREBY GIVEN, THAT ~
~ pursuance OF an order OF the Probate
Court Ot salt Lake County, Territory OF Utah.
IN the matter " the estate OF sarah Watkins,
deceased, made the l1th day OF March, is,1, tho
undersigned John r. Buckle acmirihisaior Of
lsii, sell at private sale 10 the highest bidder
for cash aud subject 20 the approval OF said
Probate touH. AL the right. title and intercst
acquired, ln aud to the following tract Of lana
situated In salt Lake CITY, county u salt Lake
and Territory Of Utah, 20 wit The east half Of
tail otplat ~, salt Lake city survey. Terms OF
sails cash. Deed At the expense OF purchaser.
Temple street. salt Lake city. Utah.
JOHN n. BUCkLE,
Administrator OF tho Estate Of Sarah Watkins,
deceased.
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THB THROUGH CAR LINZ.
EFFECTIVE PEB. 20. 1893.
7ithi <uus sad Derari a. sax L1ti Cifg
Dadg. as ioli5oH
ARRIVE

Trorr ~ rsfiern points. ............. 800 q m
iiom Eriio.posuand and can rran
Sieo ...............,.-..- noia N
from Para city and Cache valley 1910 an
Prom OH ra'iorn ponts................ 1850 p m
from Cache Nallc, md oFdon....... iilo . IA
IRON Provo and intormodiat,
polnw .s...,.... .......,,. ...s0in
Iron 'lor Juhb Nepbi, Ifoyo,
81. lurcta md in'erHrfif'c nUiltH.ti'f y N
F5on terminus hndToooic ........- toop N
nrrAHr
!'F s7ohfietn rointa................ fic1a n
nor iuiic, Portland. san Yranci'oo
tnd Cache Valley .................. incs, n,
70 Cache Valley and Park City $40 10
''T tFttn, iustrmcdiato points and
ulint oist......... ............,. $50 "a
lor osH.r 40 Intermediate points
ana esnrran cisoo .....-........ ui,p m
iFof Eureka, JuGb and siiiord....... 7at1 IA
Iorfi"'o and Intermediate points, s. op m
Ior ToooIc ara Terminus ............,. 5iia IN
'IniIy. sundays excepted.
TRAINS lctUucn Juab and Milford do not run
turdaya
tltN tTCsgrr aFrTCr. ent uAFv sr
d. l.. hUhLEi. GpnL AT faasgr Dept
l.. DicHnsoE, Cen1 Aigr
h. l.. LoEAx. u l.. = 4 Agent.
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NOTICE

Vs HEREBY GIVEN TO TIE STOCK
4 holders at Che North Point COns0liInted
iuign ion 60, that . special meeting u the
stock oldors of ilc said company viii De held
at 2 10 clock y, 90. Cu 1hursday, May 2iih, isQA
at the cullen Hotel, SAT- LAko cay. Utah. for
the purpl ui amending the Articles OF In.
corporation Go crul.c the company 90 sell
water and % such uihcr business pertaining To-
the interest OF iho company ns may lc brought
before a. 10 % BIZ lnrossihlC Tor you 10 he
present hHyr uUr ilck represented hy proxy.
j. W. WHITEHEAD a., SECRETARY,
T.. 81 Bon lest
SALT IAhu chr, Utah, April silh. .sa d5ld
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-28
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


T7TITT VT TTT0HW 7 mo UIrcnHru.
ATOTlCE rs HEREBY GIVEN, by THE
~ undersigned, administrator Of tho cEtntC
Of Edmond D. h'rl deceased, to the creditor
the stid deceased, to exhibit them, with
the necessary Vouchers, within ten months
after the lui publication ~ this nnitep 10
John N. ca non, attorney for said estate. nt
No 8li Constitution building. SAT- Take CIV
Uuh HENRY n. BIRD,
Administrator Of the estate OF Edmond y.
Bra. decreased
Dated AurIl. IsIis
JOnS NJ "a sos Attorney for Fsiaio.
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Martha Williams, piainan,
VI.
John o. Williams, defendant.

Martha William, Plainan,
W.,
John O. Williams. defendant.
Tho people Of tho Territory Of Utah send
greeting to John Williams, defendant.
You arc hereby required 10 appear In an no.
ton brought against you by the above named
plnlpun, IA tho District Court of tho THIRD
Judicial District uf the Territory OF Utah, aud
90 answer the complaint nlCd therein within ten
days exclusive Of the day ~ toryigul alter the
service on you OF this aummona-it served
within TITS county; or, n scTyud out OF this
county, but IN THIS district, within tWCuly days;
otherwise within forty day judgment by
default viii be taken bgainst you, according ~
The prayer u Hhid complaint,
The HNil action Il brought 10 have n decree
Of this court dlssulying tho bonds Of mutTimony
between plaintiff and defendant for the costs
u this action aud Tor such other Hut further
relloi o. may be- lust aud equitable IN the Pre-.
niAoH, Above relief sought ON tue ground that
on divers dlys and times between April 2jri,
ltl!, aud the commencement OF this action
defendant has committed adultery With one
kditho ihpp more fully set out In PLAINTIFF
compla.ui,
AMI you aro hereby notGoi ihatifyou fail
10 appear and answer the gul complaint ~
above required the said plaintin wiz apply 10
hc court Tor the relief demanded therein.
Nl,ucss tho Hon, Charles b, Zane, Judgr,aud
the seal ~ tho District Court OF tho Third
judicial District, 90 aud Tor tho Territory 0f
uHh, thls 2ilh day OF March, IN tho year OF our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety.
IsEALl Henry @ MCMILLAN Clerk.
oaw liy Guon, luuAis, Deputy Clerk.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.


10 Thomas -. Ewiar.
fIniis rs 10 NOTIFY YOU THAT YOU ARE
nlehied tome IN he sum ~ three hundred
uo iaia ROOD ior iaOtr performed for you,
~ tIo Mesa m4ne, situated In TRY Canyon,
Vlnr bIning lisitict, Tooeln County, Utah.
rlil inluo 10 ABOUT half mile from the Hidden
NC sure i1inu in n eouthwcsteriy direction,
ana a.put half milc ffom the Mona mine In q
fouthcr} ultcrfoui and b Joined on the north
ly we Fourth of July mine said wor was
lcTufnf4 az asaessment work FOR You for tho
ycait ~ and IFti ard unless you pay tho
slme WYNN riaaiy tN) days from the date
hereof. your intnrcst wall be forfeited to INC al.
curdiugf iaw. MATrO Nrssk
February %. llr1. III
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RIO GRBNDB
WESTERN.
Standard ousSs.
z cuaalsT TINE rlgLs
s=-==-
In EGect srr ist. 1909


frivra sAtr LAKE
No a-Ior Provo. Grand junction uui
all puru kast ..,.,.... ...... ...., 500 Ara
ko,t-Fuf nroyo. Grand Junction aud
nll points Eaat.,...... ......... ei2j pm
No. s-For Provo, HgyHuu, eureka aud
SILVER tlu .......s..,.........-3iu 90 pm
No. C-fof lHagham. Provo. Manii,
and sllina -. ,...,.... ....t u AN
No. s-Ior Ogden and Woht,...,...-...llit 5 pm.
No. l-ior Ogden and tho West ....a-lih0 AIN
~ ivr1 saw fAWW
No. LYON Provo, Grand junction
Hndthc East .......... ..,...,.....lii03 Am.
No 9-Trom Provo. Grand Junction
and the EAst........,............ III its pm.
No. 7-lrom Provo, Payt1n, Eureka
ana silvcI & ity ..,........ ...... 10 nam.
No = From bingham, Provo, Mhuu,
fnd fhlinn ....... ......... 1il pm.
No 2-ffom Ogden and the West..... ~ AN.
No 4-ltom ngion nni me- Wet ...., Nil' pm
pulimAn Palace sicopurl on all through
trans Noohangcs. closo connections. Safety
speed and comfort
ritht tunlr. No. fnU = MRlu ''-.et
u. q. LODGE, A. - wELbr II. pKkNErr
Oen. hsrssoE 0tn. tupL zen. y, al. Az
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-28
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court in aud Tor SAT- Ia
County. Territory OF Utah.

In the Probate Court in aud Tor SALT Lake
County, Territory Of Utah.
Ia the matter OF the estate OF Anders Hintze,
deceased.
NOriCEl8ilERENN GIVEN THAT JAMES
~ Nciispn, administrator NJ The estate %
Auders lHntsc, deceased, has rendered Tor
scIlrmout and d ed M s1lt Court, his final
account ot ms administration 90 rald estate
ami rruuOn for hnal distribution IT tho
residue Of fud estate among mo per.
sons entitled thereto, and that "Wednesday,
tho l1th DAY a. May A. 10. lsU, gt 70
n'ci0rk q. no., OF tho court room OF said court
In the County Cart House, salt Lake ely and
County, IAN Territory, has been duly appoint.
eel Dos the Judge OF SAID Court, for tho settle.
wuut Ot sli1 account ana hearing slid petition
Tor dIstuuuiloN , W which umo and place any
prrson Interested In slld cstaic may appear
and slow GAUGE " any thOre DO, Why
account should not be settled and approved
and Goal distribution made ~ prayed for.
Dated April q, is.A
II. v MELOY,
Clofkuf Probate Court.
by }. y. JACK, deputy CLERK.