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SUMMONS.


Sarah Kahn. plaintiff.
John II n5ian. mn-eeia Doiap mia wifi.
Albert j. Robinson, and Jane Doe Hobinron,
bic wife. defendants
HE People q zoe Territory o. Utah soui
noiAn, his wife Albert > Robinson and Jams
Doc Robinson, bis wife, defendants.
VOu ARE HEREBY INQUIRED TO hp
i pear M on action brought against YOU
hs ihoayoyc named PLAINTIFF. in hc pis'urt
Court 90 tho Third Judicial District Of tho
t,ffitoty of uthl Aud 90 answer tho comp ANA
r ID therein within ten days exclusive - the
coy ui aCrVicCl after The service on ycu % this
asmmCut-f served within THIS countT. or 4
served out this county. but In tAD district.
Wiihin twenty dayti otherwise vithn furty
days--er Judgment By default WI " ussn
s ssis;ls I0'' according 70 A'''a's' ''''id
6sslid action IL rou htto hvo urmont
nEairst defendants Dol an in tho sum N ftsll,
with interest al lu per cent ucr auuum irom
AuuI 2. lsl1. Tor .iul attorneys fee fur fit %
WIN Interest ron " 'y.,,s., 3t for SO b. win
tertst trau JuHc Z. loi. az ~ peg cent per
anuun. i1r l9Ncs hl ~ ,r.auuh, nnd Tor
noan Co piaintn June 4l 1871, Tor $3.50, viii
intuIc cot No Do per cent per auuum=aumu lrfue
due hud wholly unpaid cave the sum of $3.50
Interest and being secured by mortgage NJ
even date un premises hereinafter dCscttbpu,
executed by defendants pulhn 70 plaintiff.
taii muris gcd premises having been, swo6
fcudaut Nlhrft J. lullusuu. subject 90 lien %
flid mortgage TO hHVo tho usual decree nj tnia
court tor the fa.o " SAID premises. hdildglug
that proceeds ~ such sale hH applied tn pave
mput Of amounts due a. uhuVps that defend.
ants and all persons claiming under them 10
barred ani f0roCl0scd OF aIi 20 .im or equity VI
redemption iu nsid premises. and Tor ulhcs
relief SAID premises are described ~ IoIoUa.
90 wlg Al % .ots numbered from 20 g. iu.
elusive, and urtug OIL tln lots COMPUTING
uolau'a tuudyisiun % part Of block 70. pltt
4 rive Acre Ilat. nls Yield survey excepting
lots % snt 80 uf Hlii subdivision, 10 situate Iu
FaIt lake civ and County. Utah.
And you are hereby upuugi that 10 YUu faII Co
apnuaf and answer the sHii complaint Gs above
rfgu red tho SAIL plaintiff will apply TO tao
court Tor tho 90 iet demanded therein
Witness. the lion. samuCl A, Merritt, Sud ~,
and the scat ~ tho district Court uf
the Thru judicial District in aud
tstAt-) Tor tho Tufrtofy OF uIu, THIS ltln
DAY tau'v ia ono year ot our Lord
one tuuuasHd tiglt hsndrgd aud
ninety four,
DAVID C. DUNBAR. Clerk
ny Gro. u Looms. Deputy Clerk
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PROVO.
Provo, UrAG nov. 81, 1894.
NM A2n.OOO namnge SuIL.


The defense In the damage suit OF
the Central Building company Va A.
o. smoot and II. II. Cluh was that the
defendants, In entering iuto a contract
to convey the lot, were acting as an
executive committee Of the board Of
trustees Of the -. Y. Academy which
plaintiffs knew, trhey are now autu
Individuality fhc main defense
however, IL that at the time the deou
was 10 have been furnished jones nuu
DoJd. defendants were net ready 70
furnish a good deed and plaintiffs were
not ready 10 pay the money ngfcci 20
be- maid Tor this land. Defendants hold
that II any breach occurred ~ was ~
that time. Alter tnat failure 70 receive
a deed Jones and Dodd assigned thclr
contract 10 purchase the lot 10 lue Cen
trail Building company, ana that com
pany PROCEEDED 60 erect tho bulldlng
upon the ground, well knowing that she
defendants had failed and were unable
10 furnish good decd, nnd deiendanh
claim that plaiutlH5 o0ulj not claim
damages for expenses made alter tnoy
had knowledge of the above facte.
The reason the Brigham Young
Academy trustees wore unable TO
transfer the property was on account OF
"a clause Ia the rust deed from PfeAi'
dent Brigham Noung 10 the trustees,
which provides that no nalo Of the
property conveyed In trust for the benz
eft Of the academy should be- mado CN-
copt an agreement 10 sell was obtained
from all his heirs,
A suit 10 quiot title has been
brought since ngsinst the hoira Of Pea
ident Brigham Young aud tue Tits
quiettd la the trustees.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.


NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ meeting of tho board OF directors
OF the NrlE'y Mining CO., held ON thu i.tl
Gay OF hufrWurr, l-Iit an uHsU.Hmout 1f q even
~ CONS rrr HhArc,wua levied upon Che capital
ttouA 20 tAy corporation, payable immoHIttH
20 laAl. dtuhluHs. secretary, lt the rumUuUNfa
nmee' room 3D., in tho uosrrrt National Laul
building, salt laEo ON, Utah
Any htug, upon which sand assessment shlIf
IrmA.n unpNi ON Monday, December i,tb.
l' tNAll ugenwcde'lu4uvut and be- ADVERT .1i
lNI talti Anl uuIpsH payment Do made before.
WIZ Ny rl.l % public auction, on Ihur.aay.
January ifl, 1895, All O'Clock m go 900 ult6
or lug Secretary So pay delinquent HHspasmgnt
Aosolhtr with th0 cost OF advertising 4Ut
SApe.se OF SAFE liy order OF tno board Vi
ISAAC JENNINGS.
hl' Lake c!'y, Utah. November Lls, issl.
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Gensrnl Conrt .iems.

terael Evans W. Nctberiaud Fiuo
Stock aud Dairy company; Tins Tor
plaintiff g. anhwer deionaanA cron'-
complaint extended to December l0.b.
ID. Salisbury VI. w. w Jenkins o.
all decree by default, granting Judg-
monl rs prayed for ia plainuil's com-
plaint.
The matter OF dissolution OF the Lake
Shore Irrigation CO.was oct Tor hearing
for December Be-.
In the case " the Seats Glass a
Paint Co. vs. Springville Milling Coz
time for hearing demurrer set ut
November 95th.
In the case oi the F,ut Ward
Pasture Go. W VIM. Strong; $40 nuo
and costs Of court imposed upon do.
fondant
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sInnKHnInrRsl MEEIlNn-

NOTICE Us UEWEBY GIVEN THAT
~ there wI'I sc a mootinF o. Che stock.
holders OF iHr i've Pine Consolidated Mining
company, ON fHr lth day Of December, ut %
O'CLOCK o. ms at tHN COmpany's ONCE, room No.
F. . htiufuIrA UlUdinE, -alt Lake tIiY, Utah.
Tor thu purpose OFF ulectug board OF uifuct0fa
hud uhDrrs OFF sa'I company, hud any other
busiuoss which may lawfully come before such
meeting
JOHN TIERNAN, President
W. O. HALL. rerrotary.
SALT l,Eu JIfr, Utah. Nov. 18th, lsgL
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fn The Probate Court, Iu and for salt Lahc
County. Territory 90, Utah.
In the matter of the ft'1ic OF WIN l. ".
Allen, deceased.
order 90 show Cause WHY order Of sale Of
Real Estate should not DO made.
WIN. L. n. ALLEN. ia, TilE AMlNt'.
w traitor N tho estate u Vim. J., n. Allen,
deceased, having uIsd pgiiion herein. duF
verified, praying Tor an order ~ sale % hll VIC
foal CHtaiU Of Haiu dgCuurnts for thc purposes
therein got forth, 30 ID therefore ordered uy INC
ildge of aaid court. that 40 persons interested
Iu tng estate nf s.id deceased. lrrehr before
tho said Probate Court on Friday. thu % day
90 November. l-Hi, 90 % o'cInea ln me iofc
noon of safG day. li Tho court room OF Hali
Probate Court AZ tHo County tuutt houac, ia
Che Ciiy ana Couuty OF salt Latr. ttsh Tern.
tory. 20 auuV cause why hn order should NOT
Doc GRANTED 10 tNe SAID Administrator. Go scIl -
much of tho real estate ~ faii uCctltcd 40
private sHIo lH HhaI no Crgal1FNt ana tlai a
COPY u this order be- published 90 least four
suUrcsuyc ucUEt iu She UEsruEr LNENlNg
NLWs ncwspauvr printed and rnuNshcd 10
JACoD II. BLAIR
Probate Judge.
Dated october atih, islL
!. L., NEuEEEu. attorney Tor estate.
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KoTloE Dol oREpIToRs.
r,l.lo o. Inllln llowaIa. deeea.sl

NOTICE rs UEtEnY GIVEN ny THE
~ UNDERMINE administrator OF th0 estate
of Lillian Howard. deceased, 20 tue creditors
81 Auu 40 persons having claims ugaiust
Che said deceased 60 exhibit them with tho
necessary vouchers, within four months after
tho nfst publication OF this notice. 90 tho said
AdIIn lHtrafur, care OF MAddcu q Adams
attorneys, TuUua ~ and SIS. Mccormick lund.
ms salt Lalo J.U, ln the County of salt Lake,
Utah Territory,
FRANK MCDONALD,
Administrator OF the cstatu OF Lillian Howard
Deceased,
MAuurIt ,t ADAMS, attorneys Tor estate.
Dated November .u.h, 1884.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.


North Point Consolidated Irrigation Company.
LOaction " ONCE ana Principal Place 0f HusI.
ursH=Culleu llotui, NUat second hUull
street, SAT- Lake cry, ttah.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ alta meeting Of tho Hoard OF nIr,aiara.
hrIl on mo lNth day Of November, lsul. HsarHa.
mout 80. ~, OF hiN and halt per cent. of 81
cents urr share, was levied uu tlr tuulfaI
stock ut ihc corporation, payable on saturday.
December lBt, lHli, 10 tho secretary, af tHa
once Of the company. Room o., Cullen Hotel
West second south street. salt Lake CITY. utah
ltrnlurY Any stock upon which thlH assess.
Wtnt may remain unpad ON tho alst DAY %
tc'mbor, lsll, Will 10 delinquent nnd uuvrr.
used Tor sale az public auction, and uules.
Payment "a made before, will be- f0lu Uu Ilr
son day ~ January 1875 10 nay tho drlingurGt
Investment together with cost " advertising
and expense OF sale,
ARTHUR PARSONS.
Secretary
Room 9', cullen Hotel. or once OF 4. q. MI.
aal1 Lake ClIy, Umh, November 2iit, isgi
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

last Chance MlnlnF company.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ hWrouur OF the board Of directors, held
nu thr ltth Jay VI November, 1894 AN assessment
"a. stock OF tho company payable lmmu.
ulhirIG 40 %, u. Anderson, secretary, ~ Main
street. James ucg.iAlcmnut o's onleclsa|L
Lake tiri UTAH Any stock upon which said
u.scsHmvut Huall remain unpaid on tho lUtb day
~ December 1871, snail become delinquent
ana NINrr.isud Tor sale and unless payment b.
made before will be- sold At public auction, Ou
January lth, 1855, at o'clock 8. ,at tho af1re.
fHll once tu pay tho delinquent Assessment.
together With coHt OF advertising ami cNUrHaps
ui sale by order OF tho lourd uf dUooiorr
a. H. ANDERSON
secretary
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SUMMONS.


Joseph liaUcubach. painful, W Daniel
Alexander, Julia Alexander, Jennie AtNan.
dos. ucniamin steiumau. Isaac Batter and
samuel Butler, coo D. AgiucTa ls hutUr hroinuTa,
iiyurY Rec, William STA, n. hHcmau, junh'
puftners ~ ltiso. -uA 4 Company, IS. Vs. Nor.
riton, Edward Merrill, samuel Merrill and
Thomas A. Kent 60 uaIingrt a., MOI.
Hfuu. Nyrfll s. Company, Howard
fospaftuofs o. y. 81. t.Nrry q Company itlct.
ford slsucudcr COMPANY corporation a. *
Williams, a W. tIuUU Co. Incorporation lltuN
NtusHIIrr. jacob lL NCuttIulUr, David Neus
stAiicr, lsnac uppyunCumur and 7.smuId
trurutWHuFur, ru.uHfmCfH o. N,uHtI1iH.
UfItHvfa. aud HaIt iHEr CnIstfuguuu Come
uluy. O. corporation defendants.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.
70 ucipal pace of business. salt lake Cltv
rglt Lake County, Utah. ''

70 uCipal pace of business salt lake Cltv.
7alt Lake County, Utah.
NOTICE r. HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
AZ meeting uf the board OF directors on
tall company hu.d 90 -ult Llro City. Utah. ON
lNe 'lu ul. % NUNrmtuT lsli. uu affrssmpnt
we made uu inu subscribed cHnltBI sIorl I'll
Nn corporation Tor the balance remaining uu.
nh.l ln ono iul. sum of I've dolIara ptr sharp.
~, Pug fA'ut ~ SAID stock. payable to b.. John
NNhFtlI secretary aud treasurer, Ht hIs nnIrr.
60. 2. LHHl south Temple etrcet. ON oh before
we .lH day ut December, 1875 ANY and ail
.W'. on winch hnll nHHrHamunt rgmalns nm.
sA.u ON December lNth, l.ll, shall Na dpcmpt
=, tNlunhi, aud advertised Tor sale 10 buunr
N,l.1h. ana ~ payment "a NOT made hpfuTo
WY PC aN'a on lhu ahlu day Of December, lstt
az '.Dior. y No., tt the once OF the turretarg
~" D., Llat .ou. D Temple street. to nav tbe
assessment together with costs u adyertlsiBg
anu expense OF sale
l.. JOHN NUTTALL
ss!' LAKE. CITY, Utah. November Oh, ia.
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LEGAL NOTICE
10 tie Probate Court iu aud for SAT- lako
County, Territory OF Utah.



County, Territory OF Utah.
In the matter ~ tho estate Of KCfia u.
lfatt, deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
N Janice ~. Toe, administrator 0t the caiuto
0f keEu -. Pratt deceased has fend red Tor
ftttIotrpnt and rlcdi Faid court Die nnM nc.
count of bic administration % said estate aud
portion fnr final distrUutlon ~ ihc residue u
aaid nstatr among the persons entitled thcrcll,
aud that Tuesday. tue ltth day u December.
a u. 1906 at Do O'Clock o. m., at thc Court
room OF s1id Court. Boo Che County Court liouae,
sllt iakr city and county, Utah Territory, has
been duly appointed by thg Judge ui tpld
court. If0r the settlement OF said account ald
hearing s1id petition Cor disiriIuiion, a. vhitl
time and place any pCfaOn iutcrcaicd iu sHld
estate may appear aud chow cause, if auy
there be-, why Said account should nut lC stt'
ilei and approved and nutl distribution made
ua proved Tor
dated November ijth, a. p. 1874.
n. v MELODY.
CLERK OF the Probate Court
by J. o. JACh, Deputy.
T. 81. WApuULL. Attorney
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PROFESSOR MIER,
Tho Great and Wonderful Magnetic
Healer.

PROFESSOR MlER,
Tho Great and Wonderful Magnetic
Healer,
Curcs nll Chfonls Ultetsc. We f iho possess.
or ui over 10 900 a1idavIta 70 cures tfnm e.Ilt
VINO nave been pronounce 'IrH lfal.'. w.
JUS his short stay In th.t .l'N Doc ui. .ul'u vNtl
% people Read tho f0l0wiug icsumoniaIsi
ioi n. West tempis &C. Hoom No IL
sails Lshe titv.
sAtr L,EE urr nov 1T. 1884,
To whom 70 may concern
have been Afflicted with kidney trouble ior
segefal months, ami cInsuttl ..l.sslL
Nler. and after reroitiur uratucutt or one
day fe.t much relieved. and feel stronger
now ihan have f0r lorF time hnl lh tset
perfectly cured And frrrI Hthi Dr. hier
10 an my friends VINO arc hl'..,t''''fr HEAP
Incidence corner Of Tenth ani d streets.
sa6. arlbei sad sworn obsf'r' me this i,t
isriEi JOHN a EvANs,
notary Public.
Commission ends February in. is.d
fr,ru or TVS. Cuustr or MoLrSyAy
before uo the undesisrtf authority cu tn'f
who uftCrueur ul ma HI.F sworn, on liiH oath
fafh inst ] have been sHN"Unf win tnrN'
muiiim for mo last sir nHaIHt aud comic h1H
nH relci unm same we unable 90 w,iA wy
fiH'fs Hul ,1u.u not w.IE auY Hta.L lAN1
uHod Professor NlrFH HHrU.I Wonderful iuu
ely for ttrCs DAYS and .IH nv tuat = icte
! hm cured can u1v va.k anywhere aud
WIS ''' w ''' .E1fsr ouMiuNG4.
sworn 70 1nd subscribed leioro me This e1h
frai' ) o.. HARMS.
= T.. sud cy.onco, Noiiy Public, Melon
nan tuuuiv IcKHt.
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Ana in accordance with law and on order
% tho board of trustees, made on tno lsth day
rf september, 1904 hu many shares 90 racl
parcel ~ fucn HtuUk hs may 40 urccaalrY, wal
10 sold at Room @ a tduauiuuou building.
salt tnau city. Utah. no tho hour ~ 2 O'Clock
b no., uu tho ilth day uf November. lsIt 90
Jay delinquent assessment together with cost
" udtUrtIaiuF and expenses OF HAIu
w.. j uuEtuN, Secretary,
Ey q. a. Gtuns. Acting secretary.
nov i2th. lslL
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NoTlgE us HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Alexander NeMastor, ADMINISTRATOR Of
ihs r.HIr u. Hsrgarot %. O.. AlcAlAstcr, de-.
ceased, HHH rendered for settlement, hnu ulHd
ln tNl court, Dos uual account of hla admins.
NlllLH ni -aII estate and petition Tor maj dia'
..HH'N nt l|H residue ~ Halu estate among
lNr Ig .Ins tuHNgu thereto, and ihHi tuesday,
we IItN NAI of urcp mbur, A, D. 1871, 40 10
r.. tA % N.. No tlt court room OF hhll cuurt
!n I.g County Court House, salt Lake CIV ANA
county l,HH territory, has been duly Hps
pointed OY IIr IuGer of said court Tor Tic
t,llHWput OF .B.l account and nparing sad
ltlN1u Cor NHTuutOn. az which tme and
pace amy rHTuu interested iu uAid estate may
Alltlf aul show cause if any there Do. why
hAlu account tHuuId not DO settled ana an.
Tor
ii. v. MELOf,
CLERK % Probate Court.
A. AoMAsIEa, attorney i9E eiIAte.
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The People Of the Territory o. 10 seal
greeting go Nllam hutAr. Mary T..
uufAu, h's wife, tuWifd ioppyr Mrs,
veorso ". eterg tt,heiiuc, "a ultr'
Mary UuRru. Uni0u National Hank. VI
salt Lake cry, a corporation, Edward 10,
NIrtn, Iru.teU fHr %. 10. Scott 10. D.
scott, ami 50. n nuf0ri, d, ". TAILOR aud
trursu Nrur4cr. coin. business under tho
frnuam' ut lr0muniury STOCK Company,
uHTrulautH
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Won Ana HEREBY uTouWED 10 Az.


NyoU ARR HEREBY REQUIRED TO Ar.
n rear iu Au acton rrlusH. against Nnl nf
die above named uIaluut ll tuu District Dluf4
uf The Ihifd Judicial us.riHtut th1 iruitIHY
p.hIHt nIal therein within irn days ,eIe.I.iya
~ tUodaY Ut sCryie0I after tur torytgU va 5ou
90 tuis tuWmuua- 4 served within ihis county !
or DC served 0ug M thH county, bus BOO iIis
tory dayrHur judgment nF default WI De-
taktu agHinhi you, according o. tho prayer %
fald amended comp hlnt
Ths aaid action Il brought go have decree Of
tins court Cor tUr force ufulH ul a certain
mortgage oXucutodhy defendants liurGo 20 ono
g. e, ozark, September lttn, -. Uuol ptrIu.
lsca hrst heron after usaculti. given 90 FtcUrl
payment ut 4 coftsin pIumIHsurg note, rAr.
guied BY taiii .dcicndiut 20 sad q. 3. t.ars,
alter dhtC, with interest from maturity az 10
per cont ucr Annuiu SAID note hgiuN uuc and
unpaid, Fatc interest," % july ~ Is.i. and
Aptil EN-, lslli said note and mortgage having
hccu duii aasiruru 90 p.aiutu which a now
ilg ho'goI thereof g IArt Of saii premise,
mortgage. being thu premises secondly herein.
after urserihru, 70 nave amount uf Ha'd
mortgage debt Asrcrialnod Hud amount NLr or
OWING u Mrs. Goo, W stern, secured ON sad
premises 90 have au sri,r 90 sale BOO ufual
fnru to lliso amount doc 30 p.llpuu unI Tor
other rriict, said morfF1gel promises arc
uefrfBrd la fliIlWt. 90 wit. tuunguriuF at
= rs. conner uf Doc Q, block %, plNg ~" HaIg
lake CIV survey running ihonao est 80
(. &C. t.tucU Hurth 100 fUTt, thence wras 80
feet thence toulh o.! feet TO beginning. raii
released premises Hru described a flIloWai
Commencing AZ ~ lut lH icnt casi or south.
west corner OF sall Joe Q, running tloncf east
feet thence south lIl loot On brguNlrg. Ulsp
commencing nt point l2A feet east and rods
fuuth nf uOrthWyHtUlIns Of said Dos a.rUur.uE
thence east % feet thence foltn d.. feet
thence Woai 'N feet, iuUucu north l1i feet %
l'riuuIrE, situate lu sat Lake tltY amt
County, Utah Auh You Hfn hereby noticed
tuHf ff Won fail % HuUrar and araFrr tHs asII
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The National Hank NJ mo Republic, plaintiff,
W.
william Burke, Mary L.. NurAo.a.s wife. tdwafl
topper Aifs. uTpfEo ", hlsaru. tutuctihn
r. yer. Aaron koifor William ., Me-
turuics. Mary huaou, Uu|ou National
Hank Of SAT- Lake titI, corporation, hd'
ward ~ Vic NJ trustee for " u -clt,
u. a. scott and NJ. %. uUiIrl, = W. TAYLOR
anu George tr1rkCr, NuIus UuNucfH under
Che nrm name of rfumont0fy stock Lum'
many. mrfUuUHufH.
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NoTIoe
In the matter ol Ono ustate Of Margaret u, ..
NuuasIor, deceased.

in tho Probate Court IA and Tor salt LA
County, Territory " utah
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.


III IN 77-77I8 "0T7TIUTI
Location OF Principal Place OF Buaiuets,
Para tity. Utah.
Location of Nine, Snake Creek Mining Dis.
trct Wasatch County. Titan.
NOTICE. THERE ARE DELINQUENT
~ upon the following described st0Ct. uI
account or ASSIGNMENT so. 10 u one and one.
halt cent yer snare, levied on the lsth DAY u
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-28
LEGAL NOTICE.

IN tho Probate Court, boo and for salt Lahc
county. Territory ui Utah.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-03-22
AN INDIAN FUNERAL SONG.
A Touching Ceremony in Vogue Among
the Omahas.

The funeral song is sung at the obse-
1uies of any man or woman who has
been greatly respected in the tribe.
Upon the death of such a one, men in
the prime OF early manhood meet to-
gether near the lodge of the deceased.
divest themselves OF all clothing but
the breech-cloth, make two inclsions in
the left arm, and under the loop OF flesh
50 MADE thrust willow branch, having
on it sprays of leaves With the blood
dripping uPon the green branche.
hanging from their arms and shoulder
blades, the men move silently in single
file 20 the lodge where the dead lies
there, ranging themselves in a line
shoulder TO shoulder, and marking tn,
rhythm Of the tune by beating together
two small willow rods, they sing in
unison the funeral song
There is violent contrast between
the bleeding singers and their vocal
utterances, for the music in its major
strains suggests sunshine, birds, and
verdure, and has feet happy move.
ment Nevertheless, there must be
some latent harmony between the song
++ N''N - NiAANANf -'AAoANr klAG AnuAGu
believes, has power TO reach the un.
seen world The spirit Of the dead
man can hear the song as it leaves the
body, and the glad cadences are &c
cheer him as he goes from those who
have been dear 10 him on earth lie
hears only, he can not see-so the song
Is for him; the bleeding wounds OF the
singers are expressions Of the loss felt
by the friends OF the dead; his kindred
can take note of the manifested sym.
pathy-the wounds are for them
II is custom among the Omahas to
cease wailing at a certain point In the
funeral ceremonies. for the reason,
they say, that the departing one must
not be distressed as he leaves hi.
home behind him. 1t is also customary
after death'to lacerate the limbs, a.
the shedding Of blood expresses how
vital IS the loss The funeral song and
ceremonev, savage as they appear az
first sight, are really full of tender un.
selfshness, and indicate strong be.
lief in the continuation OF life and il.
affections. Alice c. Fletcher, in Cen.
tury.