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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-12-06
ashington Letter.
from our Regular Correspondent


WASHINGTON, Nov. 80, 1894.
The democratic Senators who arrived
in " ashington are disposed to accept
philosophically the fact that the Rep
ublican Senators are masters of the sit
uation and that no more tinkering of
the tariff will be allowed. Even as
radical free trader as Mills. of Texas.
who prefaced his vote for the German
Brice tariff bill with the statement that
he would follow UP With an attempt
to further extend The free list now con-
tesses that he has little hope OF seeing
any of the popguu tariff bills passed,
Ii Is most noteworthy that the most
sensational stores concerning he aileg-
ed danger of war with England, on ac-
count of the diplomatic complications
arising out of toe changed attitude of
Englaud towards Nicaragua. emanated
from sources friendly to the administra-
ton. There rs absolutely nothing in the
situation 30 far as known here that can
not be easily settled by diplomacy.
of the bungling sort which has hereto
fore characterized this administration.
huf there is little doubt that the admin-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-12-06

sections of the country. Although the
triumph over democracy was won this
time by fusion, my belief is that here
after there will DO clean. square fight
in North Carolina between the demo-
Gratis and republicans. The newly elect
ed legislature viii repeal the present
unjust election laws. aud in the future
our elections pill be conducted on a
higher plane" Judge Robinson thinks
that Marion Butler is sure OF being ell
ected to a full term in the Senate and
that Vance's unexpired term will be fill
ed by one of the half dozen republicans
whose candidacy has been announced
How any maj with normal supply
OF self-respect can remain in MIR. Cleve-
lands cabinet is one of those things
which no fellow can find out. He do
esn't treat the members of his official
family with half the respect that the
average head of big business enter
prise does his lieutenants. In fact, he
dosen't treat them with any respectf
at all at times. There isn't singled
member of the cabinet who has rot
been severity snubbed by Mr.. Cleveland
and the snbbing has in every case been
done in such a manner thai others have
known of it. This week he gave the
the entire cabinet snubbing, by not
coming in from his country residence
to attend The regular cabinet meeting,
at which the members of the cabinet re-
NAMED for more than two hours wait
ing for his would-be royal highness to
appear He didn't appear nor did he
even take the trouble to telephone to
the White House explaining his absence
although there was private wire at
his disposal Is it any wonder that Mr..
Cleveland is sometimes spoken of as be-
ing discourteous and boorish? Private
secretary Tburber tried to shield Mr..
Cleveland by saying that he received
telephone message early in the morning
saying that Mr.. Cleveland would not
come in, but that he forgot to notify the
members of the cabinet,
Commander-in.c chief Lawler of the G.
A r., has been in Washington several
days engaged in carrying out the policy
adopted at the late National encamp-
ment, at Pitt,burg, OF trying to get just
ice done 10 the soldiers and soldiers
widows who have open dismissed from
Office in defiance of the law He has a
long list of violations of the law, most
of which occurred in the Treasury and
Interior departments, Secretary Carlisle
and Hoke Smith having shown what
appears to have been an absolute def
of ance law. This he desires to place
in MIR. Cleveland's own hands. He is
determined that il shall not be pigeon
holed by any subordinate. if he can pre-
vent.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-12-06

w. A. JONES of Iowa County is
mentioned as candidate for Speaker
OF Assembly at the next session. The
same thing is true of ID. o Mahonv OF
Vernon Co, Geo Burrows Of Dane
Co and Ii. A. Hall of Dunn Co.
Hall has probably had the most expert
ence 10 the work as he was Speaker Of
the Minnesota legislature for two wears
and proved most excellent officer.
ID. o Mahony would also make a
capital officer. The next legislature
must choose first class msn and enc
who is not controlled r. corporations.
The make up of - committees is in
the hands OF the Speaker, most lm-
pOrtant point to be looked after.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-12-06
How's This!

We offer Que Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not BIZ cured by Halls Catarrh Curel
j. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. o.,
W the undersigned, have known K.
}. Cheney for the last Is years. and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable in all bus
mess transactions and financially able
to carry out any obligation made by
their firm.
WEST TRUAx, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, OHIO.
WALDING, KINNAN s. MARVIN, Whole.
sale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Caiarrh Cure is taken iniernal-
lv, acting directly upon the blood. and
mucous surfaces Of ibe system. Prce
7ec. per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Testimonials free.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-12-06
DR.. Harper on Emergencies

The meeting of the Pharmaceutical
society in Madison was composed of
prominent doctors and pharmacists and
many visitors. The society takes pride
in being able to boast Of several lady
members.
The address of the evening was by
DR.. c. A. Harper who gave an excel
lent address on Emergencies He ex-
planned the method pharmics should
use in case OF The absence Of doctor.
Under the head of hemmorages which
he divided into three parts, arteria l.
veinous and capillary. he explained very
thoroughly the treatment required. the
main fact beng 20 stop the flow of blood
AS soon as possible, in which different
ways were advanced la the arteries
the flow should De stopped by applying
bandage tightly above the flow or cut,
by simply plac ny something in the
wound SO as u form eoagulation, and
by appl cation OF cold, In case of the
seveIing OF many arteries, the best
mode is TO use pair of forceps. Selling
the largest artery firmly by forcing the
forceps into the wound. then pulling it
out and leaving tue artery (prongsl
closed by clinching; next treating the
smaller ones by Selling, pulling them
out and giving them few twists, which
will close them sud also stop the How of
the veins. Before usipg instruments
they should bs washed IN sn antisepuc.
la case of limb being severed by pres
sure the walls of the arteries are bent
inward, which causes coagulalon, and
IN this no treatment is necessary In
the case of veins the pressure is applied
below the cut DR.. Harper spoke
also of the treatment of epileptic
or faintiDg hts; also of Mysteries
and how to diagnose them. He gave
concise account of scslds. burns their
treatment, how 10 cleanse them and
what things drug stores should have in
preparation Cor emergencies Of this
kind. He made an especial point that
the application Of these preparations,
boiled solution of lime water and lin
seed oil. etc, shcald be used in large
quantities, aud that lists of antidotes
tor the various poisous be placed in
prominent place in the store. lie touch
ed also upon alcoholism and how to dis
cern such eases and bring them To con
seriousness, The doctor closed his adj
dress with aIfew remarks on the treat
of fractures - TIE State Journal,
- IN Ia
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-12-06

THE last nine months OF The present
administration has seen one hundl ed
millions borrowed to rbn the govern
ment RunnDg the government IN
debt is Que thing 10 winch the demo-
cratic leaders have aiwaSs been con-
sistent. History tells The country so.
It's a queer kind of reform however.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-12-06
CHAs. J.. HARPER, EDITOR ANDPRoP'R

The democratic loss in Texas at the
last election was nearly $4,000. New
ertheless, it is coDsoling know That
there YVES still $4,000 plursltY.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-12-06

The republican gam Mt the last
election in Pennsylvania was 81, l57 /;
Iudiana. 21,OO0; Minnesota, 22,67o;
New York, 77.740; Wisconsin, 1897.
Evidently some folks have been think
ing during the past year aud half.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-12-06

For SALE.-160 acres ia the town
Of Blue River, NwI Sec. ~ Town s,
Range ., Price $500 For particulars
inquire Of Alex Thome, Plainfeld,
Nov Jersey. Sc to Jan 3, '95
Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Pair Highest Medal and Diploma.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-12-06

Hoods Pills cure Constipation by restor'
ing the peristaltc action Of the alimentary canal
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-12-06

war / consider Hoods Sarsaparilla God-sent
blessing 70 the suffering" WILLIAM J. BAKER,
North Pembroke, Mass.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-12-06


Coming to the pension division of the
interior Department. the President saws:
"Barefaced and extensive pension frauds
exposed under the direction of a cour-
ageous aud generous veteran soldier
now at the herd of the bureau, leave no
room for claims that no purgation Of
our pension rolls is needed or that
continued vigilance and prompt action
are not necessary to the same end. The
accusation that the effort to detect
pension frauds is evident anfriendliness
toward our worthy veterans and a
denial of their claims ? the generosity
Of the government, suggests al uniortu-
nate indifference to the commission OF
any otfense which has for its nature the
securing of pension. and indicates q
willingness to be blind TO the existence
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-12-06

nv nv fort the Teeth and Breath M 20 -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-12-06

:. AL agreeable Laxative and NERv2 ToyTc.
and $l.W per package. Samples free,
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suMMoNa.
ln tho District Court n and for trr Third
Judicial lutrI"I U' uiHn TERRITORY.
County uI HHIt
ILNU.

George laTI1I p.liutn,
Hiram 8. iIcss. .lmu5. a. uunc.u. jaime. W.
tafdlcy aud W, O.. uululIisuu, defendants,
Tho People Of iho TgH.,ory of unl ,ond
gfcguuf DO uram a utss, samuel a.
duncan. IHmUs vs. lurl'ry and W. -.
iulhCftHuu, ugirudauts.
Nyuu AKA HEREBY INQUIRED To
l. appear ln hu ariiUn urHufut aFhiust sou
Cont of thu ItIri JuiIrai District n tfa
irui1fY " i'll and o. answer tho complaint
ilIrd therein within Ten dhya luarIusNr ~ M
summuns ~ served wiihln tine county. or. II
served out g thlH county, bot in this district
w',nln t",n'l aais o,9riwis within forty
compliant
said action BE- brought o. have an accounting
ly % court " amount Due plaintn irpm o..
tUudnut iirfH, uu certain pr1msfbfy uutn
executed BY HaId Ice Goo plaintiff November
"a, lsia Tor i'N, with Interest from date nt
per cent per annuWi alleged ip hg que ana un.
paid, save interest Co AUS. o. i'YI, aud that
plainilN have Judgment urIiuHtdufouda ant tirHH
Tor such Hum with interest, 500 attorneys
fec. aud costs of tult, fald note being secured
by mortgage of even dA'c on pFrmilfa IfTt.
iuniter described that thu lion 90 plaIuHu bO
declared The lrit upon faIi premises, aul thHt
same le cold, 1I1 proceeds 4upuCtin paY.
munt OF amounts fp found t1 u0 die aa Shove,
ihlt uti'nIanH Aul nN persons ClHimIuE
under thrm hc barred ana iurlol1std oil at
isra, that painful hhyr Judgment and gNpHus
ton for any deficiency and Cor other rH|lrf
-ail rrrmHrt Nrc described rf fu.llNHH
Commencing si northeast corner Doe 2. BLOCK
DO Con acre pta,'A, ha tirI1 survey. thyuuo
Hu4tu 20 700. Co HuuII.VIH. ruH.UT sHId Dol.
thence Nu' % role tu"lst |lur Slate ROAD,
ucurr north .lh rode. thence COOS a'uug month
Iiur .ll1 Joe % rode tu uyuurIUE ulHu uuIuu.
iur hllf oi stfcot llIuEu lruutut aui adIHlu
ltE HiIu ufrHisrHs ElHH ull water rsTtH
brIouruE 90 AMI hahIIuHIlT u.rI Un saII
j H ..|. H.H
Utah
AMI you are hereby notified that 10 YOU au
in HUUrhr ana answer IhU HHlI compliant HH
above required. tln HIii uHiniu uI. HUUIy 90
lIr tuuftluI Ode relief &. handed II"UH.H.
NIiur.H. ilu nos CHARLES p.
/AhI, Judge, nuH Che rH|ur the
IftALI nHiriHt Court u tur Ih.uI Judicial
uHirui lu uudtur lHU Territory ct
Utah, tllis gen uaY Ut NUIrWHHf. il
ihe yrirut our lori one thousand eight hun.
dfcl aud ninety three.
HLNgY q. MCMILLAN.
CLERK,
ny Gro, ID. LooNis, Deputy CLERK
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Pueblo from the north, will be able u
zee the Mi1winter Fair, which VIVA
his original Intention IN leaving hnrir.
Chief Crowley hes received wort FROM
the boy's father that ho is willing 90
grant the boy's wish N be- wrull br
satisfied with weeks sisht..ruine.
Percival viii report 10 tho chief dolls
during biz say in the city.
Al sorts u ruiscs are 1ciny assumed
by crooks 20 their cntuRvnfs ~ rntry
out ih"ir rlaus oi ro'htry 900 snu joe.
Cal. For several weeks met rrtidsrta
~ various parts ~ the c.ty have beru
o rOycI hy ucidiufs, who " u'i ual G
their arreatnnco at windows COT iu bicS
yardf, AMI when 1Uen ask tor orivis fpf
roiniOcf, showing snmlirs Of ihrif
wnrCs. Tive fral object o. Two visil,
however, was 10 take survey " the
prentice sud form au estimate of iha
tiohthility N fecufirr i0.ty iu fhirty.
humorous a -luritp have beun cone
mitl'd IN The Ia't few weeks.
Real ng tho splendid drli f,r opsr.
aiiJhn by plokp ckrts Tue Dpcni1 ~
the great MiIwiutrt Expedition Afford
Ell, Chief u Police Crowley and Cap.
'"'" - 10 ANtHilNl hlt tltii NNNN 'tTt
nH well ne n number oi regular on gt
IN Clilzsut' attire, for duty VI the
pfguuss laat IS SATURDAY,. The fr'uI +,
says the Chronic C., was beautiful
"ciean upn OF tho uimblr.tingcfed IA.
iorniiy, one which will tend 10 O. %.
the aJiDf Of others who buried here
from the East with the expect itiuu ~
dniug cn1sl cradle good "wUtk." The
rillc rs bagged twelve ~ the most cx-
pur. p.uku1ckots In tue country during
The day AMI oveninf, iuc u ing @ G
Wnmnn an ] Two bow.
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NOTICE or ADMINISTRATORS SALE
or REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ pursuant 70 IN order Of the Probate
Court 81 salt Lake County, Utah Territory, in
the matter OF the estate u lluufy q. lowlof.
deceased. made May &th, 1893, the undrrtlEnrd
administrator OF tho sait oatBtO, on Friday,
the pth day OF february. Nd. 1874, ~ ~ O'Clock
NJ. at thu law uico OF BARLOW Ferguson, No
aI Conrtitutlou building, SAT- Lake Uity. utah,
Will cell at private sac 10 the highest bidder,
for each all the rght title and interest ~ tho
said deceased 90 tho time uf his death, or that
his oftaio has since acquired OF, IN ami 20
all tho following described real estate,
90 wit; Commencing ut the northeast
corner Of lot one ~, block o., plat
y. salt Lake CITY survey and running
thence south thrcO ,l1 rods, thcucc west \
and twO-thlrds tu'il rods, ihuuco north three
tlI rode. thence east HiN and two.inirfs .tlI
rods ~ beginning being fiiuatcd Ia ralt lahu
County. ulah Territory
Terms OF talo' Ten per cost az Che umn 90
sale, and balance on confirmation Of aniu hy
tho Probate Court. Deed at tue cNpcnso Of
purchaser
Bids In writing will DO received up 90 the
tlmu 81 sale at the ofurN NJ barlow Ferguson,
or by the udmiulstrhtriN
JAM T.. FOWLER,
AdminlsiratriN OF tho estate OF Henry y,
Fowler, deceased.
Harrow Ferguson, attorney Tor the estate
Dated January 1tfh, 1904.
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VTTNtuENs uINuN WILLIAM urrsr
W uIi ANri0 Jane llurIf HIt HIIr. UT tHt
ru-tUu urrI 90 true, uffUf HH.I GItI, lf.f
.hl ilIy BE- 'rlgi in .lo um. o.. tHu county
o. 'uFdHr Uf rIIt Lake County, ll.I IoUiIlrt'
nu she .i'H uHY ~ hurl. l'I 900 ..l. 'I 600 0i
| Nuft HHta. 5000 p7gn $50 rHusuFUa Che under.
HauUI Us trustee ono IHI.... dysUrUci
iisiy four .siI p'at"A' SAD o.. Uti surydy
tntWlt. tlmmuueInr ntHp|IH I.H ont one
haf o. } rIIH nptll of Che .luIH."g.t D.rHof
north tons HuI on0-htif lts| r0H.. thence glst
irH Illl rula. thence south four Iu uuuahlIf
Nl lnia, thence wc.ttcn I.I rods Go place
iu tu,t. however. 60 secure Che payment of
70 certain nmi.Hlry note OF even date hero.
with cor eight hundred tuu Iu HlrH $50 pay.
% booth. Zoe 2 cray. il SAT- LHln 'liY, lbht
october .ifH. l7a1 win interest If the rate ~
Que uDr rcui per month. plfnH.r quarterly.
Aud, wbcltHs said trust dcuI provided 'ffaid
mole or interest should dot nr rIII when duo
that thu holder thereof miEht iT1HCUt 10 cell
ile property i1rrc.n deicrl1ri Hi swing thirty
600 DAYS previous notice of tHU Hl.u hr publ.
cation iu o. ugWsphprt punli.h'l iu inC luFIsh
Language iu salt iaHr tuHH'u lfHH. Amt.
whafcas tlid motto hln utt utHn ulIt although
demanded. H.d Wuor, ne tbr holder thereof
$50 promises Doc accordance with Che tcruh of
N1r. therefore. public notice b. hereby
gwen t1lt tlIe u1feHHrlrd tfu.tHo wall, boz hf.
'uriAnec wItu Che terms 20. HtII .rusf. aCt the
property hcteinhrfngr described. Ur su much
tNrrgufaH may us aCrusHnrr, at public yCuuuo
90 tIu highest bidder Tor DIHh. 90 Ihn front
door OF 900 UouHiy Cour. House uf IS De l.nto
tuuutD GO Do, on tnurHlHH. FEBRUARY 18th.
lHl. 90 ihr hour ~ o. u'rIu"s U, of Hati dtf,
fOr thr purpose ufufyinr thH expenses oi thii
trust incluIiuF Attorney tsrs. Compensation
90 the uu CrtFHUd trustee. end sai1 note,
principal ana Interest,
LII ARCHER
Trustee
Dated salt Lake city, Umh, ibH iith day VI
January a. ~ isIt
Uuotl. leo & cray. Attorney f1r Trustee.
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J.. D. truhc hhl lMIu rmil' hrttnlAuta'
Tho rc,pio Of tho TERRITORY Of uilH s.Bt
ucutng 90 D. u. Cruise nnh Luln rmi o.
UOj AiE uEnEm uEQJBEp no Ap.
i pear in an action Hruuf.t HEtn.i goa
ID Che above named plaintiff ln thn Do
mHt Court ut thn Third Judicial unuiut uf sHe
lCuiinry u Utah, and io answer th1 compliant
uaY ot surur0I after tH' ftfyiro uu yuu oi thi.
HummluH ~ served Within uIH ruuuy nU %
served out ut thli county uut In ths dalritt
dal a-ur Judgment hy default wit De- ta.ru
against you, according % ho prayer oil sald
iFc sa.d action BE- brought Co require d6foul
ants % ari TORN Che nature of iuur riHim1 Do
ANA Go certain pro crly hereinafter dcarrnrl.
and 10 hato n drrfup ot SHE Court determining
lIl adverse cllIms ui dgieHiluia adluufns
and drurcrInE tlat atll defendant aud vaHH
of them have uu CHtlin ur interest Whatever
boo or Go Hnl luuh ur premises nr hu} parl
D. F1sl aui valid and gIictcd forgyur g. i1u.
in defendants and Cttu 0f them from nHtCffs
% IHy Cllim Whatever lu or 20 aHii Ilnd q
pTcul5gs adtcue, 90 pla.ula ana .r,n!iins
suiti saii promises afc described as follow,
60 wit
Coamon,ins az auo.nt rs I9d.. p. Of p ".
corner of iot q uIDf. 50. tlat"h," nu.t Lake
CIV survey, aud running thence n.9 rods,
thence e.. 20 rods, thence 81 Ioda. turHcu w.
ll rlds 20 bggiuulug, sliuuic in SAT Lake CITY
hud yoa ave hoioly bottled thri h you GAIL 10
appear aud ans4rr the Fsid compliant as above
REQUIRED. tho tnId uih.utu vii apply TO the
tuurt Tor thc rtIiut dcmnudr therein.
MitutHs. Che Hon thHUut r.. Zane Judge.
aud The seat OF ihu uIttrict court
81 the Third judicial district, Boz
and Tor re TDfufnry Of Titan. THE
IsUALl ialh day Of Janu.I in me ycar q GU,
Lord one thousand ciFht hundred bud
utnUiNsfuur.
IENll q. MCMILLAN. ClcTg,
tiy Guu u iuuMts DepuU GERS,
JAMES N, MuiLIt Attorney Tor flainti,
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS BOARD
~ nf lIuratIuu. salt Lake CITY, January a..
lrll, =hlia will De- received BY the H0Art o
Education asa riu., February . iat Tor tho
Ing uu lNuffn EHst uotaruu tnird aud Fourth
south Htrtria, except tho foundation, Whish is
ins liiIH must be- ml1C Tor rho stone WORK,
brick Worli plumbing llu1 carpenter work,
Uniting pl1slounz and iIniHhi1E Of the build
lrsI fraratnIY. Nids viii AGO be received Tor
'hu Cuufe construction ~ the huildiuF and all
Niun must have separate e. ttmatDa for brick
vale IprcHfri Cor the outer walls u ono cbu.
mote aud common ufIgk flr an walls separated
uH Won hH Tor stone walls. rlluH unu HncrIns
rllIous ylu 10 fCUu q che ONCE Of tho Hoard
ui duraiiln. larh ma must 10 Hct uWualifd
nf % ruriinnI cheek of bucf rent ~ the amount
ct tur BID. D. U WuuITON. tIgfL.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In tho Probate Court OF le County OF DAVIS,
1cmtlE of Utah.
In the matter o. tho rsisia Of Mary y. Alarrtt
Deceased
order 10 show cause wH. order Of sale OF real
estate should ull be- maze.
HORACE s1AYNEg. the ApMISIs.
Il traitor OF tho CHtHItll Mary y, MaTcti,
uCCuatod, having ulGl hla petition hurpln,
praying for an urIcr oi .lc or tho personal
hud tn real estate uJ sl1 docodont Tor tho
purposes therein Hrt forth. Il % therefore
Drdrrud by thc Judge u. .lll court that 40
uunlus Interested ll tlo estate NJ saii
deceased appear before ne sald court ON
Monday. tho 'iulh dI. Ui February, 1875, No 10
O'Clock IA thD t0ruuuIu OF HAil dh", az the
court room OF SAID court Hi tArminstoh, inihH
County Of DAVIS, 90 chow uto why an order
should not be granted 90 the said Horace
sthyuer admin slratuI In .a.l Ho much OF tho
rHui and personal estate 0 luo HAld deceased
as shall be- utrcfsary Aul tnnl copy OF this
order be- published no Irlhl four successive
weeks before ths 800 dUui february, 1904. boz
the DTsEUgr NEWS, q newspaper printed and
published in salt Lake county, anu having o.
general circulation On DAVIS County
IECIuE w. uAiGIlr.
Judge.
Dated January 18TH, l.l
Daniel Harrington. Attorney for estate.
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NOTICE or ADMINISTRATORS SALE
or REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE "a HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ in pursuance nf Au order OF the Probate
Court OF suit Lake County, ltah itrutuiy in
tho matter Of The tsmio Of Hans olsen. do
AID 1853, the undersigned admluisiFlirA VIII,
on Thursday, the iltn d 49, OF February, 4. %,
1874, 40 " O'Clock - a. tno law ohco OF john
N cannon, 80 3al Constitution huldiuE 7ult
Lake Ciy, utah, roll ~ tho highest hidior, ~
private sale, Tor cash, all the right, ulr Hud
Interest Of tho fAli deceased 70 one l.Ht OF MS
death, or that hiH estate pas hluor hll'loI on,
boz ami 60 Wliuf mo following tttgl od rehi
estate, tO.witt IN undivided uuu. lAIi lhlei 'Ht
Ia thU following described trAtlH beginning 40
o. certain poet ON tho cHHt eide NJ uirh uauh
west twenty i've 500 tWoHuull8 'iI rode,
from the northeast corncr OF tho 'nnlhNo &
puifter 90 section nineteen tiI|. 'l township
Two l1l .ou'h OF range one llJ cIft Of ihg halt
lAkr meridian, thence lJ lNnl H.. Mllll.m
degree east twrniy and four truIlH ~ % rods
90 the northeast corner nf HtIH HiUHnu.H
land, thence y sHid land along 600 norm til,
Ola tut d WfHi onu hundred Hul ci.ni and
aN.ttuthF OusuI rods 90 ih0 center ui tuo
state ur Territorial road, thence hnhE mo
center of aAtd road uorlb flHr dcrlcaa east
twenty-five and thrccticut liaHl tols,
thrncg eat ono hundred u1u seven |l.il rods,
IL tno.oaut eide uf ufOrcHtid ditch hank thence
tOuth ono aud ulno.ttuthf llW rus 90 mo
place Uf htNnnirR, touinmluf lu A.I u't,'H l9l
6erOH NJ land. sali nnc'hlli lnpfthL tuul'.t
90 ouu.ubIf 0f h certain mortgage " 81 Amu d.
'Tcrns of sale: Tcnp,r cent % Che umo Of
sale, nnl balance ou tnc cuuh-maunu on Tue
sa % W lhl Probate court Dce1 ni nv e..
pun.rof purchaser hids IN wulIns WI be
rurobud un tho umo oi sale % tln ulh.o OF
John 50. Cannon, ,ny Ae hamiel,,ll itgIN'
MIS-. ALMA ol'L NJ
AdminlstmtEis Of rho eslalcof Han o'sen'
J6ns NJ. cANSos, attorney Tor adminHTa
Dated Jan. 90. is2L