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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-05-29
Twenty three hours to Chicago.

The Cotton Belt train No. 4leavine
her at ITO n. m. Arrives at Cairo
at 1:30 p. IN. Making connection
with Illinois Central fast mail train
arriving at st. Louis at Gas u. IN.
and Chicago at 1920 a. IN. Remem-
Der this train has free reclining Chair
Car. B. Ii. Wilson Agt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-05-29
DIED.

ELMoRE. the son of Mr.. W. G. Lockhart aged
year.
The remains will be taken to
Garnet, Lincoln county, tomorrow
and buried by the side of the mother,
who died in this city only IA few days
ago. The sympathy of the entire
community is extended to the
bereaved father and family.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-05-29
Popuiist Congressional Convention.

"A O1s'oIIsti tUHNtHIIOH.
i.ANrm CITY, IA.,May 29.-The
4 ppuiists OF the Ninth District will
p'u delegate convention here to-
= % nominate candidate for
'nsress. The call provides for sew
uelesates. The Populist nom
S VIII be the first in the field.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-05-29

Tonightat 7:30 there will be an
amateur pool tournament at the
Hotel Trulock Billiard room. Mr..
w. A. Clement, the proprietor, has
worked up considerable interest in
the matter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-05-29
GOES TO THE PEN.
SUTHERLAND, THE BALLOT BOX
SUFFER-.
He Makes Statement and says That He
Prepared 1900 Bogus Ballots.
Special Dispatch 10 The GRApHlo..

Special Dispatch TO the GRAPHIC.
BROOKLYN, May 29.-Suther-
land, who surrendered yesterday,
was sentenced this morning to two
years and eight months for Grave
send election frauds He made a
complete confession, and confessed
that he had personally prepared and
deposited 2,200 bogus ballots, and
has been keeping mp this practice
since 1888.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-05-29
Selling the .Persian Mnnaroh

NEW YORK, May 29.-The ocean
'ef Persian Monarch. which
IN ashore May 2 on the Long
'and coast, is to be sold today to
f'siy Wreckers and others who
''s nave claims against her.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-05-29
Oklahoma EdItorial Assoo,at,o..

GUTHRIE, o. r., May 29.-The Ok
lahoma Editorial Association will
hold its annual session in this city
today. An interesting program has
been arranged and all the newspaper
men OF the Territory are expected to
be present.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-05-29

Rev. Oliver Jennings left this
for Dardanelle, where to-
morrow he will unite IN the holy
bonds af matrimony two OF Darda-
nelle's leading young society people.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-05-29

Mrs. A. b. Grace met with a pain
ful accident last night, in that she
missed her foothold in walking down
stairs at her residence and fell
spraining her ankle.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-05-29
Decoration Day.

On May 20 and 30, tickets will be on
sale via Cotton Belt Route to Points
in Arkansas and Louisiana within
two hundred miles of Pine Bluff at
four cents per mile for the round
trip, account, Decoration Day.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-05-29
His Coronation Anniversary.

ST.. PETERsBURe, RUSSIA, May %
The celebration of the anniversary
OF the coronation of the Car will
take place today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-05-29

Camden and Return.

$3.50 to Camden and return ae-
count Sam Jones Lecture and Col
ored Odd Fello ws meeting. Tickets
on sale June 4. b. H. WILSON.
Agt Cotton Belt Route.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-05-29
T0DAYS EVENTS.
isp News Concerning the
Important Occurrences
This Day.
pecoratLng LIncoln,s statue.

/ NEW YORK, May 29-The Lincoln
I'ioneer Corps of the Eighth Assem-
blr District will decorate the Lincoln
statue in Union Square today with
sIaborate ceremonies. A parade, in
which several other organizations
Millioin, will be followed by memo
Hill Exercises at the statue. EX-
Seegetary OF the Navy Benjamin F..
TRACY will deliver the Grafton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-05-29
Trotting in Michigan,

PoRT Huron, Mich, May 20
From today to June | the Central
Michigan Circuit Trotting and Pac-
ing Association holds it spring races
here
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-05-29
Good Railroad Connections.

Train No. 4 via Cotton Belt Route.
now makes close connection at Cairo,
with fast mail trains Nos. and 2,
via Illinois Central X. r., for points
on the st. Louis, Chicago & New
Orleans divisions. u. II Wilson.
Agent
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-05-29

New England.s Tennis chamn,onsh,ns
NM HAVEN, CosN., May 29.-The
~ England Tennis ch ampionships
I, ,ake place here today under the
], suction OF the United States
a"h Tennis Association
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-05-29

At the Cotton Exchange

NEW YORK, May 29.-The annual
meeting of the Cotton Exchange will
be held today, and the election of
officers during the coming week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-05-29

IOWa's Big Shoot.

SHELDON, IA, May 29.-The Big
-Four State Gun Club tournament
opens here today, closing tomorrow
afternoon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-05-29
Or to Caney.

The following Pine Blnffians COM
posed a pleasant party to Caney
Bayou this morning on a fishing ex-
cursion: Messrs. Marshal McGaughy
John Steel, Buck Cook and Rev.
Porter Mciaughy. of Tennes-
see. They went on the early
morning train.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-05-29
TROOPS ON THE MARCH.
Three Federal Companies Leave Meal
litser to Quiet Disturbances.
Special Dispatch to the Graphic.

LEAvENwoRTH, KAN, May %
Three Federal companies left here
this morning for Fort McAlister to
quiet the disturbances there.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-05-29
Special Notice.

We announce the following special
reduction in prices:
Gull lumber at $3 to SIS per NJ.
No. l dimension lumber, 81 80 per NJ
23tf BLUFF CRY LUMBER Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-05-29

PHILADELPHIA, May 29-The Phil
adelphia Driving Park Association
opens on the Club track today, clos
ing June !.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-05-29

i n !, May 2s.-The Grave
- races close today. Morris Park
'morrow. -
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-05-29

Remember the Catholic festival at
the Bluff City Hall next Thursday
night. Fine music, dancing and
supper.
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Notes and Personals.

J.E. Wilson. Of Phmnix, Arizona,
has written to 5hefin Brown asEirg u
HE (Wilbon') brother IL In JILL here
aud what ofenso ne Is charged VIVID
The man efquifed alter 70 Ial1on WI,
son, bound over 10 await the action o.
the grand jury by Justice Billlnss, Oh
River Dale, Uintah county, on
charge VI horse stealing
The complaint sworn out before Jus.
tlce Medgwood, last "wednesday, .uy
Mrs. Catherine Jacobs, against Mollle
Brown, charging tue latter with steal
log cloak, has been dismissed' De-
fenunnt had gone 10 oolitctan account
and failing iu this had takcn tue CLOAK
Sue returned the CLOAK u plaintin'
a young man giving the name o.
Chas. X. Whitehus has been bound
over 10 await tho action OF the grand
Jury IN $500 bonds, by Justice Boyer Of
spriugyllr, and iu default of bail ia Ia
the county jail He Is charged with
stealing morse from =. II. Love OF
salt Lakc county, aud was caught near
santaquin on his way south.
Last Wednesday, evening Deputy
Marshal Fowler, sheriff Brown Of thib
county, 5horii Beluap Of Weber cOuu-
ty anu Sutrin Carter VI Sauptie couu'
~, left on the X. O.. W. oastbOund
train Tor tho San Rafael mountains.
They Will be Joined by sheriff Lloyd
Of Carbon county, Sheriff Burgess OF
Emery county, and pos'ioly othere.
IL 10 their intention u inslitute Wig
orout search Hfler M0r1ni konori AM
James Nickel, the mufdorurs OF Shvfiil
Burns. 5anpgtu county has aivanceu
money TO psy tho expenses OF tho oiil'
GERS on tue trip.
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Probably Fatal Accident.

What Ia now reported 10 DO fatal
accident, occurred at the RIO Grande
Western yards yesterday. Michael
McCabe, a switohman employed ~
tue Rio Gfande Western yar4si WaH
doing some necessary work between
the cars. The engineer, thinking the
work compluted aud that McCabe had
stepped out from between the cars,
backed his engine. MoCAoo was
Knocked down, aud fell with his right
arm across the rail. The car wheels
passed over his right Arm, crushing u
in frightful manner ana alao cTush-
ing the big too Of his right foot
DIR. Armstrong attended the un.
fortunate man, after which special
carried him to Salt Lake CITY. Me-
Cabe has a wife AMI family Ia Ogden
Word has come to Ogden tuat tue un'
fortunate man died last night. He was
much respected by his fellow work
men, having been employed ~ tho
railroad yards for long while, and DO.
Jog one Of the oldest hands there.
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MARsHAL's SALE.

DURsUANr TO An ORDER or SALE
Wfeglgl by the IuiTu judicial Dstrlct Court 1i
lno Territory Of Utah, shan EXPOSE Al pubns
,iI., ul llv west front door OF me County Z ouft
lWh'o, ll lnu rity Uf SAT- Lake, County OF sHlt
LAAn ana Territory VI Utah, on tho z IN dAy
or .''anbrI lhi, ht ~ O'Clock, 10 an mo
t'eu', HI'' GA M aud interest OF William
n.IAt, 4HrY j. NurEc, his wife Edward
i"lna, Nl' George ", stern. Catherine l.
gt,F aaron huyaub william 3. MrInrutC.
rlNIy hflAons Union National BANK oil .aIt
,.aN Nlll "A corporation, Edward %. WicEA
Nu7t'g nor u - scott, n, 10. scott and NJ II.
LAlnfl, W. Taylor amt Goorpe CFocs ar
Nu.n. business under The hrm name OF Prom
,"''. -to'h Company OF Co.,, and to
81. iYNoNlhs described resi- estuIo tituAtr.
~ .Uh AAI hclnE lu ~a't Lake DIV and rnunty
n.y., ..N Il,lnLF ul ltNn, aud described and
Commencing one hundred and spyortg dg,
..| loot naH. from inr southwest corner of lpt
ihrHN .Al lu CLOCK ntly.une Din Mat IA o .sis,
~ w FufFtbNtncu north one hundred ami
tN,H. lW' .al irDtthrnce east forIyiiyo Iltt
't,h lN,u,c uuih ono hundred and tulrty. t,yo
,a.- ''e7 u,nre west forty live liiI feet 10
llg phase uf brgtuuIng
w hp!l "a the property OF william nur q
gNN Mary l. liurko 10 the SUIT OF the NutI9n.I
'g". o.. tt Hepuhllc of SAT- Lake CITY plhlp,
tut Hhl Mlh, George Vs. stern ulHtptiu Iu
.Il.h .ila ana now defendant In thi. ron.
''AuAluu action OF cases, lJ, % and lg,lgl
ItTMs % sale, CAsb.
HAT 81. BRIGHAM,
Iy JONI o; CumouK. Deputy Marshsi
N1'a s'sHl' Lake liiy, November 9Th, 1894
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SUMMONS.


Sarah Kahn. plaintiff,
Va
John n Dohu. Marsoiia Dolan bi. VT.
bis wife defendants VIZ
The People Of lhe Territory OF Utah seat
Dolan, biz wife, Albert j. ltoJinson ard Jsss
Doe Robinson, his wife, defendants.
NOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO an
Il pear IN an action huugnt against YOU
hy the above named plaintiffs In the District
Court Of the Third Judicial District OF IN,
LUrri0ry Of utHu suu 10 answer the conn. aigg
ncd therein within ten days lcHclusivs 81 tts
Gay Of tcTvicel after the service on you of tbis
summons-ii,e served within this oolatJj or. Il
served out ntthis county, bot IN Tho dislfIot.
within twenty days, gthUiw Villain fortV
days-er judgment by dciauit viii " tason
1ssSS.SsI 0u' according to 'A'PF'J'' 'i'aii
The aldacton is ron htto hsvs dgnon,
hgairst defendants Ian in tie sum of psil.
WIN interest ~ ~ per cent per anuuW rom
huriI q, l-1l. Tor 500 attorucy's fee for 500,
WIN interest from Nay 2, 100 Tor SIS go, vito
ttrcst from June g. lsli. 40 % Der cent ber
annum. i9r ,3hcs Peg, by pIa uufi, aud Tor
ptDmlHHurY note executed by defendant.
poHn 60 plaintiff june -, is1l. tor iL6JI. WIN
Int Get Al 30 per cent uor Auuum=samo hp.1g
due aud wholly unpaid faNu The sum 0fS7ii
interest and being secured by mortgage VI
even date on premises hereinafter desriibpd.
executed by defendants bllan TO ulaiuuT!
said iaortg SEQ premises having been. siurs
tandAnt Albert j. l,ubiutuu, subject 90 lien OF
said mortgage TO have the uruA' decree uf mi
court Tor the sale ~ said premises. adiudgins
that proceeds % such sale Doe applied iu ptv'
ment oi amounts due a. above that defend.
ants aud ali pcrspns claiming under them 10
bauoI aui f1rsGl1sud OF aIl 70 tini or cgutty ~
redemption in suid premises. and Tor niter
fclitt SAID premises are described As Io.Iava
60 wiz. Al uf luts numbered from Q To Is ia.
elusive and beng al tho lots comprIsinr
nOlan'a subdivision " part OF bloch a. Mai
A, IiyU Acre llnt. NlE fluld survey oNreptIGr
lots b aud % ~ sait subdivision, al situate ~
Salt Lake CITY And tuuuy. Utah
Ana you Hrc hereby notified that u YOU fail 10
appear And answer tue said compliant no above
rrqu red The saii ulalnth viii apply 10 no
court for the relief demanded therein.
witness, the Hon sAmuul A.. Merritt iud ~,
and Tho seal uf tho District Court uf
The Third judicial District iu ami
t6rAL) for tho Territory Of Ulh, this ian
DAY Of Juy, in tue year % our Lord
one tnuusaud eight bundrsd aud
ninety -four
DAVID O. DUNBAR, Clerk,
by GRO. j. LOOMS, Deputy CLERK
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OGDEN.
A Romance and Lawsuit.

Asull was commenced in the Fourth
district court by Messs. Rhodes and
TAFT. The plaintiffs In the action arc
Robert Furniss Jun, smith Furnis''
Mary Alfred and Ann Myers, aud the
defendants Mary Ann Furnisb
EphrAIm Furniss and Tobias fnrnl's,
children ana heifs.at.law OF koheit
Furniss. II alleged that on the liih
of this month Mary Ann -, VINO
was acting as housekeeper for hobefI
Furuiss. was married 10 the daceaseu'
Robert Furnls,, VINO died on the lo'n'
Ills alleged tpat on the day previous 10
the marriage, while IN lying CON
dition Mary Ann Furnist Induced ue'
ceased to execute deed 70 hof Tor Ger
lain real estate owned by him anu
valued at 81 800 and household enh
psronal properly valued at $500. Tue
suit IL brought to secure temporary
restraining order 10 prevent Mary Am
Furniss from diapoalng OF any OF the
property aud also asking mat tue
alleged marriage be adiudged aud de-
creed fraudulent anu void aud DE-
annuled aud that chs be disinhefited.
The plaintiffs reside ut Evanston,
Wyoming.
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PROVO.
Lockwitz's Damage suits.

Wednesday afternoon after all the
evidence for plaintiff had been heard
In the case Of A. LookwilE Va Patrlok
Shea, MIR. Sutherland Of counsel iOr
the defense moved for a nousult, anu
Judge Smith granted 1t, Rs he did not
think tho testimony Of Messfs. Dim.
miny and Jacobs should no admitted.
The plaintiff took an exception.
Forty days was granted TO prepare
and serve statement on motion Tor u
new trial. aud stay OF proceedings
was granted.
a Jury was empAnelei In the case OF
Adolph Lockwitz Va q. w. Clark.
The suit IL brought for 50, 600 damAge',
claimed 10 have been sustained by
plaintiff on account Of remark
made by defendant accusing plaintlt
o: setting hre to the prop
erty burned In Eureka on July 10
1893. Several Witnesses testified tina
MIR. Clark had said there was no quea
ton but that LoCkwilE sot the hous
on fire.
The case was continued today.
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Cnnrt Notes.

v. 8. Hay i've Il. q. CAmp Of nj;
judgment by default for S5l172 anu
costs.
Ia the case Of the Mammoth Mining
Go. Va Juab county 1t al, stay Of
proceedings I'll tho 10Th OF January,
1895, was granted.
In tho case Of tho People Va George
Hughes; time to file bill OF exceptions
on appeal extended 10 December 10Th.
IA. q. Edwards, h, A. Wedgwooj
and s. A. King were appointed In com.
mittes to examine q. n. Barrett ~ 20
HE qualifications for admission " the
lar,
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.


NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ meeting OF lhu board " directors
Of the 1uffly Mining TO-. held on thy nan
DAY ut November lsii, an assessment OF 4 gysn
GU ttnla rur Hhhrc,Wlt levied upon che c1UIt4I
stoeA ni lhe corporation, payable immediately
20 lhhAr dtuuluFui secretary. nt tho company
once, Room ", iu thn ucsUrOt NAuuua. BANK
building, SAT- Lake CITY, Utah
Any slurE upon which sAid assessment rb1I
remain unpaid ON Monday, uccemhrr l7th.
lt'l SHAH become delinquent aud h0 advertised
Tor sale, and unless payment 10 made before.
VIII De sod az public auction, on THURSDAY.
January 3rd, ls03, ut y O'Clock m, al the once
ot mo secretary, 60 pay delinquent Assessment
togrther with tho cost OF advertising and
expense OF sale. by order OF tho board Of
diFeul0rA
ISAAC JENNINGS.
salt Lake city, Utah, November 5lh isj1.
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sTO0KRoLpERs, MEETlNo.

NoIlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ lhtFc Wlll bu meeting OF the Hiutk.
holders OF the 1.-Two Pine CousolidatlJ ANN,
company, on the itn day of urcembcr, af n
o. cle9ts a ny, al The company onleo, room So
~ MeNothlch bulldmE salt Lake Clty. Uub
Iul 'nS purpose OF elecuug board OF dlrvCt0r4
nuu ohttfs OF SAID company, hnd any gfbe.
business which may lawfully come before sucb
W, @, HALL, Secretary, ""
SALT l.AAl ClIl, Utah, Now l3.h, 1894
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election. The instfgciions we're put
n.hed IN the NEWS a few days $50
The board decided 10 tske no part 10
tho election whatever, and will not te
guided by the Instructions formulated
by the Commission.
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Will Not Act.

The board Of education has had
meeting Mt which II considered the
instructions from tbs Utah Uommlt-
sion M TO tue connection u the board
Of education In the way OF paying eX-
pensss, etc., with the coming school
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SUMMONS.


..|. I'M. '.'....i- 80.
arr. ucuiAmiu -tUiumnu. Isaac Butter and
samuel liutlcr eco partners us liutCr hrolhcrs,
Horny NUC, William -uA, %. EAcmau, iona.
partners az hicc ~ux & Company, =. W. M0r.
raUn, edward NUrril, samuel MUtuli sui
Thomas a. Kent, co UHftnUrs a. Mote
FisDn Merrill s. Company iiOwArt
JaUflv aud John o.. r.. Woodruff,
sUsuariuors HH . b. IAfrey a Company, kYcE.
Tori -uspUudur Company. q corporation o. X
Williams, a " tIHUp Go. ~ corporation ilrurY
Nuustadtcf. loob 10 Nuustldicf. David Ncu.
HtadtCr, Isaac UUUHnhUimur aud risuInd
fouuntwauECr UlspnrluUrs o. Ncustahtef
Ur1thUrs. and saIt Lake Construction Com.
pAuy, "a corporation defendants.
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.


Estate or LILLIAN howard, deceased
NOllCE Is IlEWEHr GIVEN ny THE
- undCriignrU, administrator Of the eat4tt
ui Lillian Howard, deceased, 20 tno Crcd.tsrs
ni ana al persons having claims nEaiHa
sue AAil deceased, 10 exhibit them with tUp
L''ga4Ty Yuuuhers, within four months ufiHr
Nue hHl publication OF this uOuce, Co tho snIl
Alhlnhlrnlnr care Of MudduI q Adam.
hllnrncYs, rooms az aud ls McCornlck Luud.
Utah Territory.
FRANK MCDONALD,
deceased, '''N
MAnhttL s. ADAMS, attorneys Tor estate
Dated November .Ulh, l,Il
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.


NOTICE ~ HEREnY GIVEN THAT AT
~ HmyCunE OF tho board 0f drectora. held
on mo ltth 1ny of November. jan, au usapa smrnt
OF Two cents per share was LEVIED on thp cant.
tai stock of the company payaUlp imuie.
uiAl0lI 90 H. IT, Anderson. secretary, ~ Main
Street james spencer ithtomauC Co ~ uulerlsnlt
Lake tiyt Utah. Any stock upon which aaii
ansrsslncnt shall remain unpaid on tho 10Th day
OK hccyWnUr, l7Ai, shall become drltnuueut
aul advertised Tor sale and un uss payment II
maze nuiuru, viii Do sold ut public auction, on
JauulfY in,lsl1, ut O'Clock t.m,nt tho ufnra.
snil unleo 10 pay the delinquent nssCssmeut
together with cost OF huVrrlaluu and pNpense5
Of sale. liy order Of tie board NJ dirrciura
10. u ANui N-uN,
HNnFHfHTw
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featuring CANA ompany. '''''
Principal pace Of business. salt LgEo CIV
ralt Lake County, Utah ''
NOTICE T. HEREBY GIVEN THAT Ar
~ meeting VI the board of dlrtri1r. az
thii company, hcId no -alt Lake civ It1b ot,
INC ON dhF OF november, 1894, an astcssmpnt
wac made ON the subscribed capital sfork III
lhe corporation Tor tho balance remaining I'M.
pau to lne iull sum OF ave dollars per share.
lhr mar value ~ said stock, payable 10 /. Jnhi
huilali, secretary ana treasurer az ua ONCE
so. ~ tast south Temple street, ON 0r before
que hih day OF December, l-lt. ANY ana aii
htUth on which Hall assessment rtfnaIna am.
uald on December ION, l-nt, shall Do deemed
Delinquent, and advertised Tor aAio at puGllr
auction ana II payment N not made bofDro
VIII De- SOFA ON the 18th duY OF December. I,at
~ u.elor. p m., az the onlce Of the secretary.
40 ti tust south Temple street tn uHy fbe
a-aessment together with costa u advertising
anu expense OF sale
l.. JOHN NUITALL
g.t,.t.t. ,t... 49,, Secretary.
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NOTICE
In tho Probate C0uri 10 ana tor salt Lake
County, Territory Ot UlAh.

IN INC frouht0 Nnurt "a ANA Tor SAT- Lake
County, Territory Of UlAh.
In the matter N tho tslatc 0t Margaret u. y.
McMaatCr, deceased.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Alexander MUMastcr, Administrator OF
tue estate Of MArsaFot ID o. MeWastrr, de-.
ceased, has rendered Tor settlement, and nIcd
in shii court, hla nnhl account u hla admins.
Fauun OF shil estate and petition for final disc
intuition OF tho residue ~ sad estate among
tr persons entitled thereto, and that IuUaday.
ne ilth day OF uccc Hbur a. ID, 1884, al 10
O'CLOCK a. uls ht Tie tsurt room OF HHid court.
lu tho County Iuurs House. salt Lake CITY and
county, itah Territory. has been duly un.
pointed by tho Judge ~ said court, tor tho
settlement Of said account and hearing fn|d
utuunu Tor distribution. nt which umo and
place any person interested Boa sAld estate NAV
appear and show cause n any there be-. why
sad account should not boz settled ana HU
Tor.
Dated November 18Th, a. u. i,nL
~. w. MRLOY,
tlrrs nj Probate Court.
A. McMAsrER, attorney for estate.
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Privileged TO Marry.

Licenses TO marry were issued TO Geo
Barr aud Miss Aunio Manglu; Johu
Sheppard. 20, aud Miss Jsnnete IL.
LeWis, 10; Joshua 3. Roberts, 81, anu
Miss II. Nj. Keckson, 80, all OF Ogden.
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DENVER & RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF The WORLD
Tho only line running tHO
Through Fast Trains daily I
LRADVILLE,
ASPEN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND DENVER.
EFFECTIVE APRIL 20, 1894.

Train No leaves Ogden 700 am,
Salt Lake sos am, arrive at Pueblo
6Is am, Colorado Springs 1854 am,
Denver 1850 am.
Train No. 4 leaves Ogden 7;ao pm.
Salt Lake b:1S pm, arrive at Pueblo
7,7Sp.m.. Colorado Spriags 300 PM,
Denver 1910 pm.
Couneo ion. made at Pueblo, Colorado
Syringe and Denver with all lines east
Elogaul day coaches, chair cars And Pull.
man sleepers ON all trains. Take the
ID. & X. q. and have ~ comfortable trip
aud onjoy tho nnosI scenery on Iha oon-
tinOnL
As. HUGHES o. X. HOOPER,
Traffic Manager, q, y. & I, A.
Denver, Colo. Denver, Cola
10. 4. NEVINS.
General Agent
SAh G,Ahs Os,gs u
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Afforded Relief.

A ,umor that weighed forty.eight
pounds and which had caused Mis-.
Rudolph VAnderbum untold suffering,
wua removed by Drs. Rich q Rich.
The operation was sncoestiul.