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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-06
MEETINGS Or FARMERS.
HOrticulturiSts, Dairymsn, and Sheep
RaiSerS Get Together.
NEW ORGANIZATIONS FORMED,

Which Will Push Forward These
Lines OF Agricultural Indus
try in West Virginia-Impor-
tant Interests, Which Have
Long Been Neglected Will Re-
cieve More Attention - The
Grand Military Ball at the
University - Some Very Inter
esting Addresses Delivered.
The Opening To-Day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-06

LoSDox, April s.-Annie Bssant tnd
Colonel Olcott. the well known thsoSo-
phists, have returned 10 London from
India
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-06

HAERIsBURe. PA, April 5.-Governor
Pattison's adFiees tonight from the
ConneIIsyilIe eoks regions indicate that
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-06

More than words are used 70 ebpte,s
a welcome. Il Is the bsartfeit slac-
ness OF the Dog that tells the tall
Picdyane.
Mr Por sus-"SIr. ! had kings
among uhs zAseslors" Mr. Pc Ker--
"WeIl. IN rathN have sess.'-
Sess YokrA N
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-06
MARCHED 1xro TIE PRISON.

but was not permitted TO talk 10 Davis.
A mass meeting Of all the strikers OF
the region willbe held at Scottdale Sat-
urday. It is said the purpose is 20 con-
slider the adTisability Of calling the
strike OF. The men believe they eau
not win unless the Frick men.strike-
As the latter are satisfied that the
wages and working condition are the
best that can be obtained in the region,
they will not support the strike If SUI
6cient projection is afforded.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-06
an ENGLISH SPEAKER
Tells the Hun ngartans They Will Be wiped
on the Earth II They Persist in Their
LAwIessness-

eff the Earth II They Persist In Their
LAwlessness.
UNIoETowN, PA, April 5.-A meet
ing OF strikers was held at Dunba ar this
evening and great weakness was shown.
They were addressed By an English-
speaking coke drawer named Feeny.
He told the foreigners that unless they
stopped marching through the country
and forcing men into their ranks
the good people Of the community
would take up arms against them
and wipe them off the face OF the earth.
About 500 strikers have been hanging
around Dunbar. all day. At 10 o'clock
tonight they disbauded and will not
meet again during the night. Reports
received at a late hour show the strik-
ers to be dlsbanding at every point and
the men appear completely subdued.
The authorities will not take any
chances and wpl take every precaution
to prevent
RECURRENCE OF YESTERDAYS DoINGs'
Armed guards are on the inside and
outside Of the county jail, and the citi-
zens In every town 10 the region are
walking around with guns and ri1es IN
anticipation OF. trouble at any moment
Should the strikers become demonstra-
tive during the night they will be shot
down. The people have concluded to
take the law In their own hands and
peace will be preserved IL 1t costs every
foreigners life in the region. Secretary
Darby, who was included with the
other officials in the general charge OF
murder, appeared at the jail here this
morning and wanted to talk to President
Davis. He was placed under arrest
and
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q aggregation was almost exclusively
Cnmptullite; hence our sympathlzer'
10 begin with were very limited pa
mum of. Bus after the Hrs moeu 8
80 was very evident that the tide
had changed; mucl n the puju.
uice which * stud at the beglulug
had now vanished away. We cUuun.
ucd 10 gain ground during tine Co..
m tinder Of the contest, aud al the close
Ut the debate VIZ could easily carry ihu
vote. Tho sentiment of tic great
majority Of the re0rio wac ga victory
/ for MufuUnism anu sumner or
Cnmpbtliifm" 10 FAY tho least 1t was
n big boom tor MofmOutm, aud no
doubt muCn good WillevtuiuaiIy ue the
result. We take not tho hluUr unto
! ourselvCf; uut We made 90 matter ul
prnyur AMI fasting, aud realized tho
blessing. NJ lhe Lord in cur de euac Of
trulE. IL wac, 900 comparison, another
battle OF David aud Goliath. Mv
opponent bonsteu Oi hls eighteen yea b
experience DO the ministry, and OF the
laur'lu hU had Won lug himself 10
ether debates. But God De- abio to take
inc "Weak things 0f tue world" auI
"cpriounJ tho wise" aud Tsiute error
against great odds.
After the Close Of the debate CON.
CALCULATIONS came IN thick ana fast.
Next m1TuinE We were called
upon Co iuId to tue SUNDAY
school, after which we were Invited
tD hold services ln the afturuoD uIsU
at night Next morning W. were
cOrliully invHcl 20 attend the "Burut
College, aus upon arriving az the
college We found, 90 our great surprise,
that she students had y iiuUuuI the
prtslgUnt Of the college tO col uH TIN
% the school, WniCu was really
rtaut,d. And accordingly We Urcu-
pied hu0ut au hour ui tGrir m .st
valuable time, and were treated with
the nfuHtui, courtesy by tU.h pfl-
iu6s0ra and students. Auyf uuf visit
40 The college we were kindly requested
90 hold "a meeting at niEhin the NJ. L..
chupul. The people insisted upon our
hJluiuR meeting once month iu the
iuiuru aul uB much JNuuur a. We iult
disposed.
We hpi most enjoyable time
during our viHlt at SpouCsf, aud % i8
heedlts8 90 say that we are entirely
satisfied with The outcome 0f tuu de-
bate. I yr4tute 90 say that the im.
pre'si0us that were luu uI0u tho
mlnis OF the people IN guucral
VIII be lasunE. We were
treated with tue greatest rcsprc
by ono nut all. fvul 10 mtHr Hlrl.ul
mention OF Mr.. J. 10. Baldwin (luf
chgirmau) on account OF sue fair.oss
OF his decisions nui his unlimited
Htducsi; also Mr. Mutiof, my or-
p0ucupH moderator WHO, with biz
wife treated us with yurlcct kiuuuc.s.
Mr tAmprn, the proprietor 0i the
boarding mouse, was mons tho loss
kini. Heretofore OIr h les have
been under tue ntctts.ty OF sitting iu
tue cold 90 DO their writing. But nov
We have many pro,riug Invitations TO
come and make ourselves at hatuu
whenever Wu urr iu town. Toe BeyIs
iuus have been Gown viii ul doubt
tshe root aud brlrg ftuit ia Jus dime.
Tho work Throughout this conference
is Progressing nicely. We have uu
earnest sut 90 w0rNufs, and al 'Ccl
encouraged iu tAulr laoUr. Many
people arc seemingly converted 10 the
trllt; but there Ian insufm5uuiauiu
obstacle, WIS "Dbn't stand ptrsrCu.
ton aud have our name cas- uutas
evil" louu tgsprc.uliy.
". ~. HrhS.
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MEETS A CANPBELLITE.
40 lHteTastil Religious D.bato Held
10 Spencer Tennessee,
A Excellent Feeling throughout
Was 'iantfestcd,-Go Results -
psctod. TREAT change Ia rubiic
Sentiment.
Ei,or Uesere, Aegr

ar'f..N' 'N"'fN" H'".""
SPARTA, tenn, April ~, 1884,
Some time ago some O' cur Elders Boo
this conference were challenged by O.
"CampbelntD" minister TO enter into %
public debate ana dispu.a tho uorit OF
lhetwU respective oreels from alilulIcal
standpoint The Elders informed lue
Teverend gentleman luat they were
not hunting "a debate, but II he was
anxious for one nc could DO Rco0mmo-
dated. lie stated that he was eager
Tor the ray, aud was DESTROYS % tab.
ug "Mormouism" 10y tho foretop AMI
show tue people the nothinyuess u 10.
Ia iuct,h would knock "a hole through
o. that W. would never gUt plugged up.
lhb challenge WAS accepted aul
articles OF agreement drawn up anu
algnu1, AFTER which your correspondent
wnB appraised Of the TACT that h. hnI
utVn selected ~ the one 10 uo'eud cur
cause. The date Tor debate was sol Tor
The 3llh anu 3lH ulL
The news spread like wiliiire. The
whole country seemed very much
Interested Ia Tie coming event. When
We arrived az the place Spencer, Van
Buren, couniY,) We found the debate
10 Ou the general topic. Long before
the appointed time "a large
c0no1urss NJ people nsd assembled TO
witness tho affair anu Woruttemingly
very curious 10 got g,imlHn VI tue
contestants, especially your cUrrrtpjn'
uent, hH MuimOuB hH "a rule mo ObluCtr
li curiosity ia TINS coul,ry.
The church house was filed 20 over.
lowing, tue alHies were fun and many
ianuug with their noses iiaituntd
against thn window8 looking IA from
the outside. Thuru was cir0tiy room
lor thU participants,
We each selected a moderator, a %
Ihu modefal0rs selected IA thrd man to
act M chairman. We were eRuu q .
lowed four hours anu twenty mIuule-
10 which TO defend anu lleaa our
cause, making the time Of debate tigut
luuts ana forty lmnutrs, which wa
livided up into four mvctings. INT
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TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAs MRS. ELIZA MONROE Ann
w ffank Monroe, her husband, did, on Inc
5nd Gay OF February, ls9i, maEe, execute and
u,,lE.f VI we unactslFned trustee. their cei.
laln trust drcd, recpr1e M th1 ONCE 0f m
county recorder Of salt Ls.e Connie tit't
lerf'l1ry, on toe aud day ~ Fohruary. isat. II
nl1k H ~ mori1ace on PAGE ar. 10 secure
iWo notes, one ior twelve hundred dollars
HltM ,Ql ami one tor fourteen hundred an
Hnl lHl.N u1Nnri NafIHHH which said NOTES
were payable in lnshlmonis % one hn1-
drcl duilarf t'nHgI. and Interest there
on on nc hf'i uny u each and every month
commencing Arul lti Iei. payable t1 me
order Of q n hucflneh ant :. q Auorbach.
WITH interest thereon AZ tho rate Of Zen pef
cent rrt 1uuum, and nlsn 90 secure the rro6nd
rent % tNc prCuiacs hereinafter described. and
Whereas said trust deed provided mai
,cyci theron. should BE- insured '' IN
fHuu solvent Insurance rOmpany. In
fuu % not loa than Give induaahd dollars
t' tu iof The usea % tn1 said third parties.
and whereas ssii hfat parties have failed h
PROCURE aIil insurance. and have failed 10 nav
ihc iusmUWout uuo gu SAID noies on the III
lELs 200 lhe grouni rent duo ou
SOW. thorcforc 20 ihg request Of p. u. and
?. N1crIarn, ihe holder. 1f snIf notes. tho
uudruicuCd trustee. according Do thr tarrs III
HIII decd OF fruHt will COLL IHr Iart ana MON.
N.. Do .ad Trust dCui an1 hereinafter des
'uh.l, lr t1 much thereof Hf may 10 uce,ss
aiH front door 10 tho County Court tioulo In
go Guy .nl unity of salt Lake. Territory Of
Wan. ut IIu.r|ura uU. on fHr lFh fav 1f
hUI', NDi i1 pay ihH amounts Iao on sad
I..HHHH.Y uIt0H aud interest al ten nor cent
Dog aHHun tlrrrHu from fcHfHlrg I1d isll
.uI IN" tuHf. 10 executing lIIa tuist. including
IrNuuHH'e compensation tu thIs trustee and IL
poo attorney. az provided In said dUof Of truat
iH NNl Do rcirfCutrI hereby ma1o ami which
'H f.nlH Ulfi hereof. aUi viii execute Do he
Uur.N...f nI UHrUnHHUra a deed of tuH bro.
Ic-i .H 'HII. conveying utu with uI rsftf %
redemption iuHlIi puIHnIHcr or purchasers
.nII Properly BE- HIfHniU Iu IIU city and rUuns
tF ~ r1.i lHae. I,fHfuH 81 ItHu. and lamar.
uru.HlT described Ha fuluWH.
NI way gcriaIu Iotor parcel of sround boiua
y @ ~ Inl irne l|, block seventy. plat a.
NAIi IHhe 'II survey IHEIHnug at
Inri uh ih' Wrt limo NJ Commercial
street, eighty two 1nI one half fslti ffrt
south ~ iNu northeast corner % SAID lut
iNrrC. Nrn.u wet ono hundred two UuU
lrHtmHIr ur IrHH iH iHH east IIrr uI au alley.
thence Hofih lI1uE 600 east nno Uf said aIIey
forty thrrr .iI. fUUt u'HH Inches. thence oast
one hundred two .I... IHHt moro ur Ices fH
Commercial street. thence south along wet
UuD ~ Commercial size. 70 Ilfiy.throg feet auf
nine luyNca 90 point uf beginning aH uHg
lUH"rHo1 lu IruHr recorded December tfth
FIl. Iu book "lt 1f i.ns and IrasUa no naFaa
ono iH three rpUHriH 10 Hat tale County,
lHH. together with HuHuIusa aud Improve
mrnH erected thereon Ur1 known a. the
"psuu'D'H Theatre.
Terms ui sale, .sah
.. l. AUrfTTI
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
Last Chance Mining Company

Location NJ worts, Era, Idaho, and principal
place of business 10 u, uInWuoiev'u. Ii w..
tir,t south street, SAT- Lake Ciy, Utah
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ regular meeting OF Che board uf dlrrc.
tore uf HHli company held on thH 2lnd day "
March, 1875, aRsttamuut Ne. Q, % tyu per cent
or cents per share was levied on tho capital
stock VI tlr corporation payable immediately
% the secretary, at thU ONCE " The company,
~ w flral south street, SAT- Lake Clty, ttah
"frUturl Any stock upon which thia assess
WUut thgll remain unpaid ON Monday, May l,
40 public auction Huu unless payment 10 mHd0
before. viii be- sold uu IhursuHy, June. !, 1884,
al 8 u'clUrE g. W.,tnpay the delinquent assess,
mont together Win the costs Of advertising
and uApunau6 % sale
ny order of tho board of directors.
H. u, ANDERSON,
Secretary.
Salt Lake CIV, Utah. March 20, lsyL
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iu tHr Probate Court Iu and fr salt lake
tnIuty Iyrutofy OF Utah
lu tuC matter az Goo estate of JoHa Jensen.
deceased
order in show Hlua. why nr|iHr Uf sale of r6aI
estate should uut Ir made
TVuLA JIN-EN mn ADMINISTRATOR
- ~ tHU gaiatu ~ igns jsuueu Hu.
ceased. htuus uIHd Der petition herein,
Illi verified. praying Zoe an order ut t.IU
30 aN tlr real estate Uf sHi dUrsdrut. fUf
tUU UuuHHrH therein trt forth. % be- tnuru.
fore ordered uy fHu IlITo of aaid court that
lI pcrauuf interested boz 900 estate uf 6aii
dD'taHHi luroIr before tnH HiI Probate
Court nu llhuriHy ihr aiI day or April.
1906 90 Do O'Clock boo Che forenoon OF
sai1 day. 1f tlr court room of H1id Probate
Court 40 tHc County Court House, ln thr city
ana County of rali Lake. ttHh Territory ~
show cause why nu order should not be
granted o. thu said H1m.riatratrIk. Co cell Ha
much of che ruHl estate Of che saiI deceased
40 public sale aa shall IU ugrrHHary. ana that n
cory ~ THE order be- uubIHhc1 az loast fouI
successive weeks In tu0 uisrunr tNtNtNU
NEWH. hucssparar printed and published %
aaII city aud county
dated April 'fd, lrlL
jacob %. BLAIR.
Probate Judsc.
j. u. MOVIE. Attorney Tor Admmntratr,N
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Daniel J Quiulan, risinuH.
ucfuo Qululau, Defendant


The People ~ tlr Territory OF utAh send
rrCcuus 90 nrruc Quinlan, defendant
VuU AWE HEREBY REQUIRED TO
tupClr n un action brought agglust You
IY tlr above uHmad plaiuun u the District
Court Of She Third Judicial uHtrlGi 90 ihs
Territory OF Utah, ami a. answer Che CON.
plant nlpi therein wi.hinicn days lcKclusyc %
iUu Gay OF tgrlrr1 fier tui service 900 you ~
lNr tummous-if served within tbis county
ur, 10 served Out of This county, Wiihn twenty
dHFai otherwise within foFtT days iuugs
mrut DIV default wall be- taaun against you acs
Coriiug 90 the prayer ~ sand complaint
Tho said action s brought il have decree
~ tuIs court aiiudgn that lhc marriage rcla,
SON heretofore exciting between plaintiff aud
defendant be- dissolved, aud Ffauilug phlnuf
such other rUlirfas may Do equitable, prayed
uu Che ground that uu or Ah1ut tcu ord ityf,
saId defendant Nlfuly and without cause
ursrFtui and abandoned p.aluuH. and naH ever
since lived separate and apart ftum hlm,
AGAINST lis wish au1 consent
aud you are hUTCHY u0yupi that u you fan
tu lTuuHr aud AuHNur Che said complaint a.
above required, Che said planuf vii apply 10
tHr court f0r che relief demanded thurrlu.
Wtnefa. hc Hon. samuel 4. Merit, Judge.
and Ono coal of the District Court u
Ue Third judicial District, in ard
IsrALI furtho Territory N Utah, this l7th
day of March, in llo year NJ our
Lord ono thousand eight hundred
aud ninety -four
IANlp O, DUNBAR, CLERK.
q. No. UABIIs, attorney Cor plainun.
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Iu ucura.aic COM. .u aui f.rsat tals
County. IyfuIHrt OF utlH

.1luts IgrHnr. OF Utah
fu tHe matter tho o.IHie 20 John D. WltH.
tr.H#"Hi
AruTiDr ne IIUfu DtyrN THAT
~ William s. uUsH'tHF HnH Hamilton %.
l.fE. administrators 90 tHU estate uf John T..
NN'H, UsUriHnl. HtlU rendered Cor Hrtir.
uIut. luI N..I Boo Hli1 UUrri fHr.r nHlI account
uf fnrr HiwiriHifHunn .lI ,.tatu and rU
Ntiuu fuI Uuu| distribution DI IHU residue uf
HHIl estate umnuE tnn rr.aHuH entitled tnp clio
.l.lurl.n" iH HarDruHHI NrtFUrH fhu hoirH "
.H'i uHOrHHutI HHI That lrIlr. tIU .|fH day 0f
April. A.n. iHl. aI II H'Ul.rg l.r.. no fHr rHu-t
room NJ sa.i rour.u iHD ruuuiY Court lioHHf,
sHIf LAKE 'liN IuI tluHty, tnI ICuiny. bHH
been Hu'r appointed by tro JgIEr vt sald
court l1. flu retuymrnt % saId ar.O cunt and
Ir1uHf 400 petition fHr lIHIrINuUHu. 90 which
Umu Huu Ii1rc any person interested in aHiu
ts'air may aUprar HHd show rHusrIf any there
Do. why sn'I ut"uUUf should uut Doc Hrftlot nuu
approved aud 1uaI distribution made a. prayed
fHr
dated ArI uH, I1L
no. S. NEtu1.
rIrfh uf ihU Probate Court
uF q. t.JADK, Deputy
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Ard Dol accordance WIIH .HH and tHr 0rfHF ~
un Hoard N pfc.,1u node oH coo seventh
parcel 0f a.uya Uf may Us npruffHTy, uHI DO
sUid % One nfIUo % 600 Secretary o. t0n.utl.
uon lruai1s ssit iase .iFt tah. uu sion
Gay. tH0 fourth daN nf December I.I.h %.
uI. o. uaF trU Delinquent .FsrHturut tHsrtHtr
vitl tlU roau ~ HItUTlHlF aud expense Of
once room giI Communion baiding. IAN
intc CITY. Utah.
A. o. mssuar Of ttr beard ~ directors o.
The sewer Mining 400 300 .iEF tUWU.UH, hold
un ihr .ath Gay OF November. lH.. ths datr Dog
utul one pil Isy NJ december. 1919. al 10. We.
" ,. nEATiE. Secretary.
amccuugof tlg H0Afi OF directors oftt1
.'NltL M.fInE anl NiI'.us company hrId 1u
oft trr above af1.. Waa uIstuorrt until NJ
nll January l'i nt .H u., 81 Che
va nEAriE.
Attracting 0f tHr board 0f director, of the
Sewer Mining IS Milling Company held un th0
.lh day uf January. lslt tHo dair Cor the sale
Gay of MHuu, lsrs ht j. u. no tho alsvo
W. uEAug.
secretary.
Ala wsrunr q ne hoard Of director, OF Mo
SEWER Mining q Milling Company. bold ON the
300 Day 20 February, 1904. fHr IatH fUr the snIr
uf tHu above U.uHU WaH IuaIUuuUI unul the
sou dsy Of March i.t atg it Dol. at the above
w.. uEATW,
Atamseuur0 ~ ttc board of DIRECTOR OF the
sewer NInIl. g Milling company held on tho
..in d9!y 1i Apn', 1000. lt %. u., 40 tho above
W. HEATiE.
H..H.H.Ha
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NvOu.r TIEUN NIU INgrfyr Ur.
~ lU fF. f0'IH.'r. iH.HHUH IH"E IH sF.
t.iuHtT I.'. iNU several HUHIUI" 900 UUUuH'ta
On. nlmgs li Che fy1Ic.Uta HHaIull.Utls. ~
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NVuLlAN u. CuAAiBEWtN. IHE 40
w miuiHiTatur of the rHfHfa ~ JUUu w..
tnamlrIIn deceased, having nIt1 lIs pgiH
Nuu IrfUluf Iulf lrrhrui pfh. Ius Tor lu order
uf HNu % thU real estate uf HHId drrudCut. for
llg purposes therein Get forth. 10 BE- therefore
ordered II Che judge uf .aII court, that all
ceased. appear before iHC sHId probate court
nu saturday Che 1901 dab U. NHNt lsilt 40 Do
O'Clock IU tHU forenoon uf #sIu DAY, Ht tho
court room uI aaii probate count. 90 tho rIuus
lY court house. Iu Che rIiT and county ut tu't
IHhr, Utah Territory iH chow cause Why uu
order should not De- granted ll che HuIu au.
mIuIHtratur. tu con Hu much Hf fhr real estate
uf Hali deceased at other private uT public HaIu
lH shall De- urUUHsarYs and tNHl U COPY of this
order IU Uuhlunr1 Ht Toast fuur FOO. rHHNr
weeks ln tlH weekly UIaIHII fNIsfNa
NlWs, % Newspaper printed aHI TgHiaHu1 iu
HaII rIfT and county.
Dated April 100, 800
JADug o. BLAIR
Probate Judge
i. n. UuWuAN, AuUfHr.
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In the Probate Court. M and FOR SAT- tat
Jouniy. Territory OF Utah.


IN lND NAltcf uf th0 Estate Of Caroline
g. ioitgErcw, Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y Adam SuInu. udmiuiatrat1T ct tho
estate of Caroline q. Petite zrow. deceased. has
rendered TO- settlement. and FLED boz aau
.HAri. nIH uuat account OF HIa admuittra.
l.h 20 sIiI estate uud petition Cor HufI DIE
iI'.H.Inn Hi tHU .IIlr. sf flIT estate Hm0nr
N' Nc'H'r" unNUrd thereto, and That -atur.
NA., $40 300 daY nj May a. %. IFIi. ID li
q. H. 20 iIc court room Of said C0urt.
'....t WON I"rNurNt has boon Uu.F az.
..'n.c. Nr iNa Judge Of sHt .Hur. F.r IHa
'N.'.t n. a.i account end hrHfir. aaId
|NINH iHr distribution. Ht which H.nH and
pace HnF WchHn lutHreatru boz HHIT ust4tH ufv
iIN'iI .hI .NH" U.rHH. Il unF fHarU Ur. s.Hv
.i.N account nIHII .u. UH settled anf ap.
iuG ''"'N "
ua.Di April iHiH. f"L
90 Il. nIHF..e
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J. w. SIMPSON

Calcimluer la plain, white
and tiniH, l59 W. Firt South,
next door to Fourteenth Ward
Assembly Hall
n. B.-ParIioa withing n
DO lboif own oAlciminlug will
find Ii TO thelrirtgrestto call on
me-, a. ! prepare material after
my own reoeiptailtcaiy i5r uso
At reasonable prices.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-25

order Co chow cause WHY order OF sale o. real
estate should Dot UE made.
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NOTICE

I'M uowu,s. Ationc
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iu Hs Probate Court Iu AMI Or salt lake
County tyriov OF Utah
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Salt Lake civ, usIh. March %, IL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-25

Uy JOINS Do IINWu. Deputy Marshal.
ions ~. IhNrua. Attorney iur r.IHHU.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

D Do. MnlLL. AIL0-nlL IL AlmIlI.
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no. v. MELODY
ufJ rJloK. usraiu
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order Go show cause uuU ar.Iar of sale 0f roai
estate abullI uut Ir made
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-19

wells. IT - probably called the commit
tee of the hole.
The Ellinwood creamery pays out
Of its product to Chicago and Philadel
phia each month
El Dorado lays claim to being an espe-
cially intelligent town because 98 jurors
were drawn in case there before q jury
could be secured
The Garrett canning company has con
tracted for 800 acres of tomatoes this
year, and If people 60 without catsup on
their meat it isn't to blame.
it is given as an instance Of the power
Of an angelist at Glasc0, that he con-
verted a woman VINO had been a Catholic
fifty years to the Campbellite faith
Joints, anti-joints, craps. anti-craps,
Sunday opening, Sunday closing are a
few Of the issues that will enter into the
election of mayor at Sterling this spring.
The Weir City Athletic club was To-
Gated 10 the mill that burned there re-
Gently. If they had only saved the box
ing gloves a mill would be simply mat
ter Of arrangement.
"a child set fire to barn and granary
near Manhattan last week, resulting in
the destruction Of buildings and contents.
1t won't be long before we hear from
eastern papers that Kansas farmers are
burning corn.
al Lyndon real estate agent called at a
place In town the other day to collect rent
and the woman Of the house drew a
butcher knife and drove him away. he
wasn't a thorough real estate agent or he
wouldn't have been scared by q little
thing like that
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-19

THERE is one great big objection that
prevents the editor of the STATE JOURNAL
from being candidate for state printer
He has q better thing. We may not
make quite So much money as the state
printer. but We pay all Of OUT bills
promptly, make a good living. are happy
and run paper which was nothing id
1885. but which during the past six
months has grown to circulation sx-
ceeding that Of any daily in Kansas and
last, but not least we are independents
"a state printer can never BE. Neither
can the paper he controls acquire the ina
duence which comes through impartial
ity sincerity, independence and an ac-
countability to the people and not to The
party and legislators that control his
bread and butter. 1t is not crime to
seek Office, but an editor often hurts his
newspaper when he runs after AN Office.