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Mesa free press. [volume] (Mesa, Ariz.) 1892-1901, 1893-10-05
DEFEAT LAND. FINAL PROOF. NOTICE
FOR PUBLICATION.
uEFTsD STATES LAND OYvrrs, /
Tucson. ARlsosA. SEPT. ~, 1898.

Notice h hereby given that Andrew II. Smith
% PHOENIX Marlcops county Arisona has Sled
potics Of intcntion TO make ANAL proof on his
desert iAn4 claim No. 1853. for the NJ Sec, L..
Twp, n, r. =, hssess the Clerk OF the Dis
trict Court q Phoenix Arizona on Friday, the
10th, day q Eovsmber 1898.
He nsmes The foilowinz Witnesses TO prove
ths conplsts irrigation and reclamation Of said
land; William q. wallace George W. Allison.
wi,iism B. Allison all sf Mesa, Arisona and
Eaaasl B. wallace Of Phoenix Arizona.
HERBRT BROWN.
Rsffsr7s
Mesa free press. [volume] (Mesa, Ariz.) 1892-1901, 1893-10-05
CESERT LAND FINAL PROOF. NOTICE
FOH PUBLICATION.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
Tucson, Arizona, Sept. 2sth 1893.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
Tucson, Arizona, Sept. 25th 1893
Notics 10 hereby given that Frank ", Walls,
pf Phoenix Narieopa county ARIZONA. has Aled
notice Of In .ention 20 neke proof on his desert
land claim No. 1855. for the NE3 Sec. "a. TIP 1
sRsB.. before the Clerk Of the District court
~ Phoenix Arizona on Saturday, the 18th day
Of November, 1893:
He names the following witnesses 10 prove the
somplsto irrigation and reclamation Of said
land: James Pine. John L. anderson, Martin
A. Ice and Charles ". Pine. ell Of Mesa, Aris-
sgs. HERBERT BROWN,
@ sts4E @ Register,
Mesa free press. [volume] (Mesa, Ariz.) 1892-1901, 1893-10-05

The country is full of frauds and
che majority Of them wear the
cloak of <eligioa. They are goats
in sleeps clothing or devils dressed
IN the garb Of angles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-11
ALENANuEn MronrLl

NVHLNEAS, AbEANNuEN MITCHELL
Urtaiu drrd ut tust d4tDi TIC Ith day OF
Apui, lsll, anu recorded iu ths 0ilcc of the
recorder ct salt Lake comfy. thh, ON tho
"a A."At rave ilt, conveyed lo ~. uiunuN, al
r. Hico. thC properly 10 sad decd uustuud
be cluattlr described, o. scruIc 70 David
jaime. Is 90, Of ssld cnuuty, thu payment of "a
dpInis, uiHdc ~ tnd Alexander Mitchell 10
tnid David JamUs 8 &C.. AMI dated the tatur
day A. sits ttuHt decd. payable on tho lsi day
of November, l7ll, " 'tn interest n the rate Of
Uishi per cent per unfum. which note D. moro
particularly described in Haig trust deed. And
when no q aud iruHt deed we're givcu for mart
whereas, Hiid trust deed provided nat In tLe
event OF SAID Much 70 "a Il WAC failing Ia pay
said note and interest o. tncrriu agreed. tho
party OF the sec0nd pprt in SAID trust
decd, or tho acting shCriu Of salt
lake lnuniN, a. tue request Of the
legal h0ldcrot SAID note. mig d ufurpcd To sell
tho properly In said decd ct trust dvtcrihod. ~
public Nunduc,t 20 the highest bidder Tor cash a.
Tho front door Ot the County Court house IN
Salt Lake County, lrai giving ia fty days pub.
he nouru OF inc umr, t.frt ana place % sale,
aud dCscrpuun OF sad property 10 be- snld by
advertisement tu s1iuc newspaper printed aud
published IN laid county
Ana whereas, default has been made Ia tho
payment q sHid note AMI Interest. aud said
sum Of four hundred nnd thifty dollars unl
interest b. now past duo hy the terms ~ sand
note AND trust uctu, uud right hHth nriscn 90
huNu said trurt deed tufoclus0d, and the legal
holder thereof ~ c'ccts, sti principal aud
interest slili remaining unpaid,
Nuw,thttrtufr, notice BE- hereby gwen. that at
the election OF the legal hold,r and owner nf
snid nntulYd Trust deed, aud hy virtue OF tho
power Auu authority Uu me ~ law and SAID
dttd ~ trutt confer ci, ], nc undersigned
trustee, viii ON the dlth day OF March, 1888, at 4
noon un ihIt day, az The front door ui the
county Cuurf house iu Tho city aud county OF
and viii sell 10 Che highett BIDDER tor each, the
real estate hy sad deed OF trust con.
Vrycd, tituat,d IN the County OF salt
deed ~ trust aH fuIloWs; Tot No. nino t0l,
ion ID and eleven an. block one ~, m Ter
ms. addition 10 raft Lie cay, together with
an nppurtcnHncrH hhi Wairf rights, aud an
Haid AlrNnudrr Mitchell ana Jesse ". Mitchell
In and T. aud promises, 10 tlsfy said nuto
aud interest thereon and The costs and expense
OF this trust ..,.-...,..
Dated February 25.h, 1903.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-11
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.

NOTICE Is uEmm GIvEN, THAT IN
~ pursuance Hl Nu order Of the lfnbatu
Court Of salt Lake tOuaty, utlh Territory.
N dc April gtN I7 ., tuc undergone adm.h.
lstra ar VI tho estate n J0srut Parker, de.
ceatod will. eva saturday. lhn 18th day ~
March, An. 4sii. ur Hitur said date, az the law
once Of Barlow frrs.suu, room $50 t0usutu'
ton BundIug .I.t Ec Guy utAh bets con
TIC hours oil O'Clock nm, aud o'ciocE No.,
" aai1 duyt, sc D 100 pr'N' ic sale To Tie highest
bidder, Tor cash Hnu subject 90 the CuEuruauon
by snid court, lll Ibr right, title, interest and
estate Of tho -lli Joshua fHTker ~ the tmo OF
HE death. or uftUrvurd- VI, ~ and ~ The toll.
LOVING described rgW estate Situated IN SAT-
Lake County. luh Icrriinry aud particularly
described ~ fl.luN4, 90 wits
Beginnin1 90 rolls wcsi and ~ rods south OF
the northeast corner ut tue sOuthwe8t quarter
Of section llT0WnsIp one 40, north OF Range
one il) west Salt lakr Meridian, ana running
thence wet sos ruUH thence north Ii.5 rod ,
tn nee onst % n rods, thence south $40 rods 60
beginning
mds In ,,tluna WII be- received on the above
described land either 90 said once, or by tho
administrator ~ ftl estate, up 90 tho tlInu OF
JusI pIl vs., suMMERHAYs,
tImul0 traitor OF 4hit estate.
BARLOW FEHUusus, Alto rnuy for SAID estate
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-11
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

To Thomas B. rwiog. ....
yt,Itts rs 10 NoTlFN iou THir 700 ARE
indrhted 10 me In ihe sun Ui ihrtc hundred
do lars g. 90 y Tor ianer l.r'.r.sd ior you.
t,btr flniug Dlstrirt, Iuu..r .HuuN, tuh
XII nina IA about half milo 70. n tuc iIHutn
'rrtatutr minc m enuihw |" dUo iiuu.
9nd n ont half o mile IRON tn' NIul iue lu j.
",viboriv ,iirecton, and T. iOIu.d ou thc month
IN the fourth OF July mine f wor was
rcrformsd a. assessment w'fi i1r you for DO
80. f.nI AID $50 ami uur.. Yuu pay the
',.m ,e,tbin rincty Uol uaYs Nom thn date
iofrof. vour interest will BE- .tgi.rt % mo ae'
enrdinr to Nv. MAlIb Mh'NA.
February .. 1870. ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-11
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE T. HEREBY OWEN, ny THE
uf NARY Am q fH.l, dcreuHed, tn the creditors
nf aud an pcfsuaH lgvlng chims against snid
deco Ascd, 10 ,Nniut them with The necessary
voucher within 4 months after tho irat publi.
cation Of Inn notice, 10 the said administrator,
at rs fifih street, salt Lake Ciiy,in the County
OF salt Lake, tiah,
Administrator Of tho estate OF Mary Ann
CHfal, a. ceased.
ions NJ. CAsSuS, Atty, for administrator.
Dated March 8, ltHJ
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-11
NOTICE. 10 CREDITORS.


NTOTlCE u HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
N undersigned, administrator OF the estatu
oil MARY T., Hall, dec nscd. tu.thr creditors OF,
decrnacd, 20 exhibit them, win he necessary
vouchers wlt1iu four months after the mot
puhlicau0u 1f thi4 n0u0v, 10 the taif admins.
irntor at 80. liI tOuH futon luiding, salt
Lake CIV, M the county u salt take.
joins NJ, CANNON,
Administrator ot the Estate OF Mary 4. Hall,
derraged
Dated March fth, 1893,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-11
DISSOLUTION OF copARTNERsHlP.

NOTICE l. llEH Bt GIVEN THAT THE
~ huu OF Graz Is iuW en-. heretofore doing
business at 80. Ill Nrst. -ou h tomplo stree
salt Lake civ. iau. h. thi- day been de.
solved by mrtuH consent. The bonka OF nc.
court Of tho late ruI have been placed iu tue
hands ot George &. Nyr, Commercial iiiork,
whI BE- hereby Authorized Go receive all moneys
due the lltc frfu, IuI cuiut Tor tho same,
Dated February ~, l-J.
>. T. FOWLER.
JOIN nRAa-.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-11

County, TuTituN u' Utah.
Ia tho matter OF the esiatr ui E.uin e. Gray,
deceased
Notice Of time ana place iur ihH herring -
petition Tor admission tl probate OF WILL
DURsuANr ro Al oHuEu or SAID
L court o. SAID mntiUI uuu.y o. hereby
gwen mat "Wednesday the .U uaI uf MUvh.
\. -. lsls II o. O'Clock H H, 900 Che tuuHiy
Court iinHsc In -alt Lake litF. iHil Iprrtnr' ,
iu tuu cnur room Of SAIL .IuH UIH hrun Ap.
pointed tho time aud place inr lnH hearing OF 10
pet ton OF W. IAN 4. hulNt.t UritIug Tor thr
adm ssiou o. ptuhAts Ut o. .UTiHH document
herewith picscntcp, pun uTfI- go hD thc ilst
WI aud Testament ut LHvn e. traf, de-
rUfHed, when AMI Were 900 U.T.nus luItrfstu1
mly aircar uni oppose %. rfHu.t OF -lid
VIII ur The granting ~ letter. .rsImHnttry 80
William A. liridWcll, a. pfa. cd Tor iu said puu-
fiuu.
tn witness whereof. hlya h0r'uutp set my
h|ud and a1iNed tho seal OF SAID court. this
lain DAY Of February, a. D.. l.a. ......
STALL % ~ MEl on,
Clerk NJ th1 rruhatc Court
fy CAuTrES iinowsE. l4, DUpcly icrs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-11

In the prelatc Court m fud iUr salt Lake
County, Tuiritorf Utah.
In the Matter u the ksiato uf William Ammun-
nan, dcrrasgl.
NroTTCE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y Joln ". Letter admin .ifIInr OF the
.r-i'.te I'd William Ammenu... f.rrsatl. hl.
rendered for sctilencnt end h'd U said cour !.
3, nnai account oi be aum .'.rt CON Of Hfd
.r.ttf. and uctiunn fal Nu4 dHtu.
luton OF the rrsiduc OF snid .'Iin among tno
urr. ons cniit| d thereto, anu iHli l'c.fuy, Che
ifth l.t of March a. t. Il ID a' INU'rIHrN 300
rt tHr court RON OF slin count in tnH County
ouri House. salt Lake CIV nt unity. Uuh
TERRITORY, Uaa been dull ".I. rl HU thr
f.irr OF said court for Che HU'HHntut OF said
account ana hearing said p u.HH iur ai.frIhu.
ton. nt 81 hlch time anu pIi'' ... N.uuu nirrs
,Fted In aid ,ttttc may I.""If auu show
cause, 10 any there be WHY U| ..H.uf should
not be- set led and aupfpNod Anl uual ul'itiul
uuu made ns prayed for.
" v. MELODY.
clerk Of lNU Probate Cont.
iiy CAustiS nhuWhl, Iu, Deputy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-11
LEGAL NOTICE.
in the Probate Court 20 .HI f1r salt
county. TERRITORY o. Utah


County. 1orrilofv of Utah.
In ,hc matter OF the estate of -arH watkins,
dOcraHta
order TO show cause why HriHIHf sale ct real
estntc should bot '" m.iy.
TOuN I. HUCkLE. I'M NuWNt-THA.
y Cor " the estate Of HH Watkins, dee
tg1sud having nlcd pc it uH U.I..H. dl y ycu
UU %. ufayiuF Tor nn order OFT ." uf gro fHN
estate OF Hald derodCni, lur i.H purposes Their.
De Hct forih. 10 is therefor nIi.ud by the
Judge OF said court, that OF groom. in crested
iu INC estate Of said dccna.rI appear before
tho suii probate court on poo HE. IHU iiih day
uf March. ls.l, 81 10 u'riu.. boz II, forenoon
Uf enid day, Nt tho Court Room Hf HaId Probate
Court nt the County Court House No
Tue city md county of 500 Lake. utsh
Territory, 10 show cause why nn der
should not DO Erantcd To thO HI.I administrator
t1 sril a1 much ~ the real t.II H OF aHid de.
cCuatd 40 y waite sale Ns DIAN U' suCrca.
cory. and hat copy ni COO. order hu pub
n.hod nt least four surrrsHvn wee FL in mo
UIsturr KISSING NTws H uHWHptpcr
printed and published IN HiI1 city aud county.
Dated February 18Th, ~ ....
Probate Judge.
c. g. JACK. Attorney.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-11

Ana fu accordance WIN Jaw nul Nn order uI
tho Hoard uf Directors made un The liiu duy 90
september, itFl sU many shares OF each ulfrri
OF such stock us may be- niece cary viii uo
sold 30 Rooms NO 80 and al3 Constitution
NuldtUr SIlt Take CITY, Utah. on
f.iduy, the 18th dai Of February, 4 nlsg. nj 2
orlnc. % No., o. pay tbU delinquent H.srtsmput
thereon together with tho c.rt 81 HGyctiisinF
joins L. NEuEKEH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-11

AhNIA. A'.N.a'tN ~ AAAtif
In the maileroflH c.tlto Of Caroline Erickson.
deceased,
NOTICE rs HLRtN GIVEN TIiAT \ T..
~ RCnstfum, administrator ot tho relate of
tHiulinU IrrtsuH, deceased, has rendered Tor
settlcment, sud IL ct 300 saii Court. bic dual
urrount OF hls UdmiuIHlrAtion ~ aaid estate
AMI ictitiou Tor nuai distribution of the
residue OF suid estate among tho per-
sons entitled thereto, aud that Tuesday,
the ith DAY a. April, A, -. is'i a. 10
O'ciocs q m 90 che ,uurt room OF said cuuft,
IN the COUNTY Court House, salt Lake Ciiy and
County, tMh Territory, uls been duly appoint
ed 10y The IuGEr ui .li Court. for tie settle.
iuent ot SAM account and hearing said pei ton
for distribute o., witch ume and place any
person interested u s1'l Catitr may appear
AMI show Causr, b. any more be, why aHil
acrouut should me- Doe settled nnd approved
and nnnI distribution made a. prayed for
Dated March o, lhH
nv MEION,
ClHrtut Probate Court,
By CAu-rES HEuwsl. Dr., Deputy Clerk
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-11
NOTICE.

A sTOGKluIbIA- NETTING UF THE
N Central lrHEuHs Co., o. hereby chilled IN
meet HJ thH nrtprrt NutUuU lHuh uGigD, ne Z
MN Ami "a. l.H, iur thH rircuou 90 officers
Hnd such other business ur Wur vuWr uii before
ID, N. u. CLANsuN. Ia, see,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-11
DISSOLUTION OF ooPARTNEssHIP.

THE flRM HERS tOFORE EXISTING
4 under the name aud sty Ic ~ Gcorgo God.
dard 8 Company, doing business in ,alt lake
tlty, Iuh. In this DAY Dissolved By mutual
GO sent. q urgn toddard uH-umtug the pny.
mcut OF 81 the indebtedness of The company.
bEuHGE GluU Nttu.
HtDtiAUD 4MITH
salt Lake city. Utah. March o, 1898.
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Rome and Foreign Missionary,

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LIST OF LETTERS

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SAT- Lake City, Utah, on March nth, ls9j. To
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they will be sent 10 the Dead Letter once At
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Tho date ~ Tho sac of delinquent Io D. as
above Is hereby extended io March DO, lsI' lt
tho sHuV plurs aud hour.
iiy order Of the board Of directors made ID BE-
day, j. T.. NLnikLi, secretary.
Dated Tc,rulrJ 70. 1884,
The umo OF talo of the above deupur Oui
stOcl BE- hereby extended TO April 10, lsH %
the same place Uud hour
Hy order OF tac Hulfu Of Directors made this
j. l.. NElIEKEW.
secretary.
Dated SAT- Ialc 'ity, March @. isI.
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VOLUMES
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WEEKLY in tho prcsent form is
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LEGAL NOTICE.


In tho Probate Court LOO and Tor salt ilLt
County. TJrrtlry Of Utah.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the prshato Court m aud i0r salt Lake
county, Tutritory q. Utah.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-05-24
"AUNT JENNIE" DEAD.

''Marie" Announces the Painful Informa-
ton to the Club.
DEAR II. L. G. BROTHERS AND SISTERS
II becomes my painful duty to announce
the death of a dear sister of our club,
Mrs. Mary ]. Loucks' Iof Kalona, Iowa,
known to the members as Aunt Jen-
ME-"
She passed to the better world on the
morning of the Sth OF April; funeral SER
vices were conducted by a Christian and
and baptist minister at the baptist church
in kalona ca April IL, after which
she was laid away at rest. She leaves a
grief stricken husband and four sisters TO
mourn besides other relatives. She was a
sister OF our dear Aunt Sue" and was
loved by all who knew her; was so good
and kind to all. She was devoted wife
and sister, and in letter she wrote me a
little over year ago she spoke so feel
ingly of her dear afflicted sister Susie.
Since her death her husband has been
quite sick, but is q little better at this
writing.
Aunt Jennie" was q member of the
Howard club for a number of years and
am sure we will all miss her name on the
page. May the Lord give her dear rela-
tives consolation and strength to bear up
In the great grief is the prayer OF
MARIE"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-05-24

any OF the classes in Method of Work."
as / did not know whether 1 could re-
spond II called on, but will try and write
little oftener in the future than in the
past year. l think the review work to be
q good feature. have been thinking if
il would be acceptable of giving review
of the first three months of our work on
The SENTINEL, giving the names of the
members and at least one subject on
which they wrote. think such review
would be interesting TO the members that
have joined since that time.
/ hope that satisfactory arrangements
will be made for the reunion. l can't say
now whether l will be abe 10 attend or
not, but if can make my arrangements
to do 80 l will be there, and would like 10
see every member of the club present.
Ivan NJ. Fern" / am now q resident of
the Magic City" and would be pleased to
see you any time you are here. You can
find me upstairs at the Times office.
If any member OF the club has copies of
THE SENTINEL OF March and 10, 1898,
which they don't care to keep, l would be
pleased to have them. as l failed TO get
those numbers. and as l am keeping a
complete file of THE SENTINEL OF each year
would be pleased to have them. Ii some
one will send them ! will do as much for
them. Direct, "W. s." PIG S. Franklin-st.,
Muncie, Ind.
| am well pleased with the appearance
OF the page of late, but think that Drum
mond and his book should be given a rest.
There are several members l would like
to speak to, but as my letter is already
long L will close. GANo.
Nav 10 iQ1
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-05-24
oFFICERs.

OFFICERS.
President-Will E. strawn, Montpelier, Ind.
First observation-disclosures III. jackson,
New Lancaster. Ind.
Second Vice-president-Miss Sue G. Parker,
Kalons, Ia.
Recording secrstary-Miss Dora Wenner,
Pleasant-ave.. Indianapolis, Ind.
Corresponding Secretary-Miss Emma l..
Merker. Emery, III.
Trsssursr-Miss Mary. Kelley, Campbslls-
town, o.
Executive Committee-Alonzo Finley Jacobs.
Greencastle, Ind. William A. Clark. Anthony,
Ind; w. s. Kokendofer. MonteVallo. No.; j.
C.. Mcdonald Medina, Tenn; Mrs. J. 7, Barnes,
BruoetOn Mills. w. Va.
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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-05-24
Indianapolis, May II.
WHAT is LIFE7
Live 1t So That We May Enjoy It Here and
Hereafter.

Live 1t So That We May Enjoy It Here and
Hereafter.
KIND II. L. c. FRIENDs-AsI am to con-
tribute to the page for the fourth issue in
May l make my appearance this evening
among you. and shall take for my subject
Life"
What is this thing we call life? How
often this word is spoken. and it means so
much. A little word OF only four letters
and vet il contains volume of meaning.
Some such definitions as the following
have been given Life is love-" friend
ship" pleasure. sorrow" care, "suf-
fering," 'hArdships." and death ends it
all.
think life is a great combination of all
these things. and pretty well mixed with
9 great many evil thoughts and wicked
ness, and also think one has the power
to make life a success or q dismal failure.
One can be cheerful, kind and agreeable,
and life will. at least, be a pleasure; or
one can harbor evil thoughts and cultivate
a gloomy. dreary and sinister temper,
making his own life failure and darken-
ing the life of others. and here let me say
there is no Gin that l can think worse
than that OF standing in aDother's light.
baking and frustrating anothers plans