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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-21
THE MORNING NEWS: FRIDAY. DECEMBER 81, 1894

The Alabama blacks. judging from the
petitions they have sent 10 the legisla-
ture Of that state. want a good deal Of
legislation in the interest Of their race.
Among other things, they want law for
the prevention OF lynching. There is a
law against lynching now. II is a very
severe law. In what respect the legis-
lature could improve upon it is not now
apparent. They want the railroads TO be
forced to give the people Of their color
first class accommodations and they
want larger part Of the public school
fund. The foregoing are only a few Of
the things they demand. What is right
should be given them. but no effort
should be made TO get their votes by
granting to them what they are not en-
titled to.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-21

There are not many young men who
would object to being locked up with
their sweethearts and forbidden to leave.
But Frank Fairman of Philadelphia is
an exception. His sweetheart has small
pox. In ignorance of her illness he called
on her the other night. The doctor was
there. and forbade Falrman TO leave the
house. He will have to remain in quar-
antine until it is determined whether or
not he is infected with the disease.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-21
The Party,s opportunitv.
From the Philadelphia Record Den

The Democrats party. after thirty
years of persistent agitation and con-
fict. has turned the face of the nation
toward commercial freedom. II would be
hardly less important and benehcient
achievement If the party could so shape
the policy of the government as to di-
vorce the treasury from all responsibility
in nnancing private as distinguished
from public business. Let the govern
ment attend to its own money affairs in
collecting and disbursing the public rev
enues, and let the people look after their
own money affairs under such restrictions
as they have themselves imposed by ex-
press grant TO the federal authority
Should the House fail to arm the treasury
with the power to redeem and cancel the
legal-tender notes IL will disgracefully
fail IN its democracy and in its duty.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-21

Senator Hill is said to have made inqui-
ries concerning real estate in Washing
ton with a view to buying a house. This
the rumor that he is contemplating mat
rimony. The reporters are asking their
readers, by way of backing up their
guesses, What would Senator Hill want
with a house in Washington if he was not
going to get married. Similar questions
were asked a year or so ago when he
bought Fritz Emmett's splendid place
on the Hudson; but the peculiar man is
still a bachelor.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-21

What can be the matter with our great
and good friend, the Charleston News and
Courier? The President of the United
States visits our friends state and goes
duck hunting within half days journey
of our friends front door; our friend
sends a special reporter on a special tug
to get a glimpse at and a word with the
Presidents friend, Capt. Bob Evans;
and yet our friend hides the story of the
Presidents outing on an inside page and
under a double head" Does our friend
stu harbor the hope that it may be able
10 dazzle the state and confound George
town with three-line head on the first
page announcing the arrival of the Pres
ident in Charleston?
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-21
The Time Question.

Are the people OF this city now ready
for a change from sun 20 standard time?
il is 20 be hoped so. They have had four
or five years Of the annoyances which
result from the use Of different kinds
Of time. and IL they are not tired Of them
it is pretty safe TO say they never will be.
When standard time was adopted
throughout the country the city council
decided to give IL a trial AS the rail-
roads that have their terminals here
We're run by 90th meridian standard time
that time was adopted by the city. and
the city clock was set back thirty-six
minutes.
In a day or two there was great pro-
test from housekeepers and cooks. par
ticularly the cooks. who seemed 10 think
that the sole purpose Of the inventors of
standard time was TO get more work
out OF them, because according TO sun
time, they would not be able to get away
from their work quite so early in the
evening. There was pretty general com
motion in households throughout the city,
and the city fathers. not having a great
deal Of backbone. hurriedly repealed the
resolution. by authority Of which the city
clock had been tempered with.
The city went back to sun time, and
has been there ever since. Strangers who
have visited the city have wondered why
it was that the people permitted them
selves to be annoyed by having two sets
Of clocks-one to guide them in prepar-
ing for travel by rail or steamer. and the
other to inform them when they should
go to dinner. They never received any
satisfactory answers to their questions
about this matter, and not a few of them
left the city under the impression that
Savannah was behind the times.
Now it is proposed that we shall have
a change for the better. Alderman Screw
en- thinks we ought to give the 18th me-
ridian time trial. That will be an i'm
provement upon the present condition of
affairs, because if that time is adopted
there will be just an hour between city
time and railroad time. The traveller viii
not have to puzzle over the question of
the time ne viii have to leave his home
or his hotel to get train or steamer.
city time will be just one hour ahead of
s3ilroad time.
1t would be better. Of course, for sew
eral reasons to adopt railroad, or Goth me-
ridian, time but it is doubtful if the coun-
Gil has the courage to give that time an
other trial. 1t would be regrettable, how
ever. IL after adopting 18th meridian time.
they should yield to the clamor of the old
fogies and return to sun time The Morn
ing News was chiefly instrumental in
having 9Oth meridian time adopted, and
thought the council made a mistake when
before testing that time fairly it decided
to return to sun time
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-21

Col. Peek is again in evidence. Not
withstanding he has been twice rolled
over and sat upon, politically speaking,
in as may years, he rears his bald head
as proudly near Conyers, Ca" as if
he were Pixies Peak instead of Billy
Peck. and shouts announcement to the
populist host. He reminds them that they
are in this ark of reformation to stay"
and while there they must make it
warm in every militia district" mo
battle was ever won with swords in the
scabbards or with empty guns" he vo-
cferates; mo; let us continue to appeal
to heaven and the ballot box" So far,
so good; that is all orthodox populism,
and about as good an argument in favor
of the perpetuity of the party as we
have ever seen. But here is a clarion
note Of warning from the colonel, the
meaning of which is little veiled 1--WE
win not be driven from the righteous
cause VIC have espoused by the siren
voice of the enemy" Whose is the
siren that has been singing to the popu-
lists? There is nothing to indicate that
there is any such voice but somehow or
other the idea corkscrews itself into the
brain that Col. Peek is hitting at Joe"
James. He is the bugbear of all the
big populists; besides, who else but Joe"
James could be meant?
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-21
Every Man for Himself.
From columbus (Ga) Enquirer-sun Dem)

The Savannah News puts people on
timely warning that the passage of the
new insurance law opens the doors in the
state to wild cat companies as well as to
solid institutions. The public will have to
take care in dealing with the anticipated
lnhuX OF new companies that they are
dealing with concerns that are able tinan-
cially to carry out their contracts The
old law, doubtless, provided the best secu-
rity FOR policy holders but under the new
the people may amply protect themselves
by the use of the ordinary business pru-
deDCe.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-21
CURRENT COMMENT.
Closure in the Senate.
From the New York World Dem).

On this matter Senator Hill is incon-
testably right The Senate exists to leg
islate. Its rules were devised at a time
when senatorial self-respect was incapa-
bic OF taking advantage of them for the
the Senate's being That time is past.
The rules ought to be changed so as to
conform to modern conditions They
should be reconstructed in recognition of
the character of the men who now sit in
that chamber
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-21

The New York Journal OF Commerce,
basng its calculations on the estimates
Of conservative underwriters, fixes the
annual fire loss from incendiarism in the
United States and Canada at SS9. 100000.
or IS per cent of the whole.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-21

Those of ex-speaker Reeds friends who
want him to be candidate for the
presidential nomination of his party are
urging him not to accept the speaker
ship of the next House. They tell him
that as speaker he would he held re-
sponsfble for all unpopular legislation
that might be enacted, and that his
political enemies would make a great
deal of any mistake he might make in
order to weaken him in popular esti-
nation. VIII Mr.. Reed listen to these adj
visers? It is hardly probable. He wants
to be speaker as well as President, and
the chances are he will try for both
nlaces.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-21

The plan for draining the city that was
presented to the city council Wednes-
day night by Capt. Purse has been very
carefully thought out. Whether or not
it would be advisable, however, to turn
the whole sewage of the city into the
river at a point so close to the city is a
question that deserves very careful con-
sideration. According to statements
made by Capt Purse, there could be no
possible danger from that source Still
it would not be advisable to take any
action in the matter before a very thor
ough investigation was made
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-21

FRIDAY UECEMsER Fl. 1894.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-21

The MORNING NEWS is published .
every day in the year and is served TO .
subscribers in the city at SL00 a month, /
3 for eiv months and $40 10 for one year
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-21

EASTERN OFFICE. % Park Rev, New
York City. c. S. Faulkner. Manager.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-14
SUMMONS.
In the District Court IN and Tor tho ralri
County u salt Lake

Sarah Kahn. plaintiff,
John " Dolan. Aaroolla Doian his wife.
AlberiJ Rebinsou. and Jane Doe Hobinsos'
his wife nef udauta
Tue People Of The Territory Of Utah send
greeting tn John N. noan and Marcflia
nolau. hls wife Albert ). Robins1n and jams
Doe Robinson. hit wife. defendants.
YOU ARE HEREBY UEQutuED 10 NJ
Il pear IN an action hrnugut against YOU
~ the ABOVE named nIainiihs i'm the District
Court OF the mud judicial District Of $40
trrntory of utan aud 90 answer the comp aint
ned therein uithin ten days loxc utvs - ihs
dny of scrvicol sitter tho service on you Of thla
aainmons-if served within this cuuntyi o.. 4
served out - this county, but In thit DISTRICT
within twenty days othe wise wliAin f1ril'
Dagger judgment BY default WI " tasot
agsiart you. according 70 the srayss Of aald
me slii action BE- r,u httobty. dpmont
agnirft defendants DO an ln The anm " fi.iHi.
with interest AZ % per rent per annuu i1m
Ann 2. i-ll. for 500 attorneys Zee fur fflHi
,otsre ssi rom wv y .oi ,og n, n v WY
tertst from jane Z, 1874. az at per cent per
sunum Tor igNcH uHii ht rIa uuu. amt fnr
costs n suit. alleged 10 DO dnr on . certain
noa1 On pininun june %. l'll, tor 81 % win
int. est 40 40 yer .cnt ucr anuum-sHmo icing
due aud wholly uupui Havo the sum OF 800
interest and ueiuE secured ny q NOR EtFu %
even date on pruu iHca hereunder drstfIuUI.
executed By defendants y ian 20 panun.
SSH moiig gcd premises having been suuc
execution OF saii mouEAtc. conveyed % uu.
PENDANT ibrrtJ l.umnsnn. suulcrt io hci of
raid mortgage 10 have thn usut deefro ut this
court Tor the Ja.o ~ san prcmisgn HdlulsiuE
that W. .reeds - sufH saiubf aupHoI fn ptYs
mrnt Of amounts due o. above, thhi defend
ants and nll persons clatmiug under the DO be-
barred 40 tnrrclusci oi ali 90 in or equity %
redemption iu sai1 prom scs, end fUr % bier
relief aaid ufcmisra trH described ne 20 Iowa.
o. Wits AZ % intt numbered from 1 Iu g. iu.
r. ufNc ami huins oil .hr iots comprising
DO ans suudlvitinu OF n Part ID biloxi a. Mat
a. rive Are ritt, hiF iiu.d survey excepting
lnta 40 aud 80 Of taiI subdivision, 30 situate Do
raIt lake tity Hud NnuuV. iiIl
AMI YOU re iHHtrtr uuUrc ihtt 10 YOU fau tn
appca and nustfUr tur a1ld coup Iiut anhuva
rtqu frd the sBft rlHintn viii apply 90 tho
cnuu Tor tho to ief dc banded tncrrin
witness the ton nmucI q. Merritt iud n.
aud thr seal ~ tho iiHtrlct Court ~
thn thirt jude Hl isiuHt. ln luI
tsiALl Tor tho teri tor Of " Do. THIS ltn
DAY of Ju'y ln tnr vuar 90 our Lord
ono thuuuud oignt handed aud
ninety tour
DAVID a. DUNBAR Clcrk.
ny GRO u LuuAis. Deputy CIck
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NOTICE. OF AssrssMENr.

I UCKY BILL MINING co, LOCATION
- Of principal place OF business Park tity,
summit county uuh, Location OF mine,
make Greek MiAing District Masatch cOuuty,
Utah.
Notice IL hereby given that att meeting Of
the board Of directors held at Park CITY, Utah,
on the 18Th day NJ september, lspi nm assess.
mcut No. 10 Of one aud oueshAlf cent
per share WIS levied on the capital
stock Of the corporation, payable tOG,A Gibbs,
treasurer. room 2ls, Constitution building
ON or before IN 10Th day 0t November l.pl.
mains unpaid on tho shid l0th day of Nuyem.
her 1894, will he delinquent hnd advertised Tor
sale nt public autOn aud II payment N not
made before, VIII be sold ON Inc dlth duy OF
November, 1904, al Room 21s Constitution
building, At = D. NJ, 10 paw the Assessment
together with cost ufadyortislng and expense
Of sale.
WALTER J, BURTON. Secretary,
liYG A, Niuns, Acting Secretary,
Park CITY. Utah. sent g4thl41l
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NOTICE OF SALE UNDER TRUST DEED

NOIiCL j. nEREn1 GIVEN, THAT
~ whereas, on The lat day OF August, isli
John w, Uampuuii ana EliE beth Dampbth,ha
Mic, made, executed au4 do ycroa 10 frank
- stephens their certain Gutl deed thereby
conveying 70 the aail frauk IS htruhoua tho
i 9o ,At IL, Si ,se s9aA ii1i OF L9i t99y
ruWcy, situated in the Guy aud county
o. ralt Lake, Territory OF Utah,
s9'a ita,. deco gsing recorded on tue on DAY
pages lnli, u The records OF To recorder
OF ralt lAAu county, ttAh terutory. refer.
ehco 90 which % hereby had Said convey Anco
bclng IN uust, however, 10 secure the plys
lncut lo AluinuH Nance Of the sun ~ hirly-
iWp Hundred Dollars on the nrst day 81 Au.
tu,l ~, win interest IRON August nrst,
wv ~ tiFhl per cent per nnnum,as evidenced
~ coupon prumiusufy uotn uAtod August
20, lfiii which sad note provided that
u default DO made 10 the payment u any ln
principal OF said note aud all unpaid interost
AZ me uinc Of tuch aofaut might 10. ht mo
upuuh o. we lcRhi holder oil saii note NJ once
declared quo hnd payable, without notice
,hld trust deed also provided thai should do
iahlt De- made 40 tho payment OF any interest
o2upon o. any part thereof, aaid trustee
Indebtedness, ilrHt giving twenty dayd mo-
ucn or lht time, ttrma anu place Of
hugh tale'uy advertisement IN some newspaper
pilhtrl % tue tngltsn language and puhiiflud
in nAlt AXE city, utAh, together with Hll
cost, aud reasonable attorneys Zee And
whereas, an interest coup M tor the sum of
lcrcs upon Hhid Indebtedness, matuTcd upun
We nltt lay oi Augu.blsJl, aud no par, there
whereas Aluuus Ntnce IA the legal holder
OF taid note ana has elected 20 declare tho ON,
llfo principal tum secured thereby due aud
phyAhle, anu has declared same due and pay
huit ana mas rtqutsted tho uuuetEisutd
trustee 90 hell taiu prcmlhVi Tor the purpunu VI
paying .1id indchtclntsai now, thtreiorr,
uotlro Is hereby ven that on saturday. No
yemher luh, 1854, no " O'Clock noon
ul haid DAY, ~ the 6unth front uunr
N INC OLD county cuurt house M
fat Lake Guy, lmh Territory. the under
signed VII tell NO premises h"telnbciura
lrlguloi, 90 pu.uC Autt uu 90 tho ahubt
bidder for cash for iho purpose Of paYuH
san indebtedness. ,o.WtD lha SUN OF fLlu0
with Interest thereon at eight ptr cent from
August lah 1874. nun the sum OF 80, driln.
qutnt Interest, with interest thereon &c twelve
per cent from August ISL 1874, with costs OF this
advertisement, aud reasonable cnmponsh'
ton 90 said trustee tnvlti f!l.anu'a Reasonable
ntonuy's ami counsel Zee to-wit. tho sum VI
500, And viii heftupun execute deed In foo
nmWa TO tho purchaser OF said premises. for
suld property
FRANK u, STEPHENS,
Denner X Smith, attorney Tor SAID Irustes
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MARsHAL's SALE,


DuHsuANr TO AZ ORDER or sAiE
aud decree ~ foreclosure 90 me directed
DIV the District Court Of the Third judicial ds
iuet % the Territory Of itah, / shall cNUt an 81
public sale nt The front door OF the County
our House. on west second south street, DO
tho Uiiy of salt Lake, County Of 7ait Ltke nnd
Territory " Utah. on The 9isf day of November.
49,, % u O'Clock IN. all Tho ftEht title, cIlim
and Interest If 4 ". jAnrt, sarah .. james,
allie hla.nc. T. ". HODGE. W 4. Mclu nick
tdoing iusi1ess OF MoGofnIcx q Coz Jennie q.
sutton, The tOmmCrrial Natio 10 liank tl cor
rufaiinnl, W. 4. McCor lct, guardian, The
liiati.1f, on ami % the Col owing described feN
estate situate, lying ana leiur on at lake
CITY, salt i.ato toun'r ann Territory uf ltah
nui described af follows. 30 wis
lois Z Uniy seven cd ami twc1tfs claht
fl-l 90 North inEleWo 4, a subdivision oi me
north half uf Tote i've '1i anu gh cen tisl AMI
part u Of six ~ and seventeen %, bloc.
seventeen q, rive Acre llat ~ DIG field
.ruWcy boz san Lake CITY. salt Lake County,
Territory of tar
10 be- SOLD AZ the property Of a. ". jhnes,
Sarah o. Innts, tUio nHino, T.. ". Hodge VI
y Mcconnell doing hutirUss be- McC rack
Coz, Jennie !. sutton, Tue Commerce q IA
t0nal Hans "a corporatonl, ". :. Mccormick,
TOM. aud " r. HAT. AZ tho tuit of John %
ingfnm.
Sat A. BRIGHAM
q = Marshal
ny J. H. Tmuost
nopuN MarshaL
DATED salt take Cl,y. OCTOBER 5is,, islL
Attorney Tor Plaintiff
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NOTICE oF SAC oF REAL 9sIAIr.

NCrlCE ~ HEREnN OWEN, THAT ny
~ Wruc of the power aud authority con
tninsd In the last will ana Testament ~ Elam
iuddingtou, dee ased the uudrraiEucd eNecu.
tor viii soil M private snlu subject 10 com.
lrmAtion by the Probate court ~ aud Tor
SIT LAKE County umh Territory. the follow.
lLg described real properly. ti.witi CON.
mcnciug At point twenty % rods east from
tho southwest corner OF lot three til
an Hlock zone a" ual OF tho nya
Acre Flat ~" TX Yield survey. and running
thosce east Three tll rods, thence North
tlFht and seven Tennis ta3-lol rodsi thence
Ncst Three lll rods, thence South
hight aud even Tonihs (s 100 rods 10
place Of beginning, situated IN salt Lake
County Utah Territory. Terms, cash. Ten
per e. nt on acceptance u bid. hnlAuCo on con.
hrmntion Of sale by Probate Court
lids tu writing addressed 10 the UNDER
signed, caro- - Lease 81. NAduol, room als
Mccormick building. salt Lake Cily, salt Iafo
county. utah Territory, NJ 10 the u th day Of
November, ltpi, on Or after which said day,
and AZ said place, SAID properly Will be sold.
JAMES JOHNSTON,
Executor % tho last viii and testament Of
Elan luddnEion, deceased.
Dated october Mth, 1874
WAppELL a ADAMS, Attorneys Tor Estate.
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mARsuAl,s SAFE.

DURsuANr 10 AS EXECUTIONS TO NE
Il directed BY the THIRD District Court. OF
the Territory Of Utah. shall expose Al public
SAFE, ~ the south FROM door % the County Court
House, in TIE cuy OF salt Lake, County II salt
lake, and Territory of Titan, ON the ioth day
~ November, lsfl. ~ 9uu U'tloct. n. n. ail the
nght. tile, clam and interest Of Addic d.
lrcWhela, and John o. Ircwheia OF. 90. and
20 the follnNiur described real estate situate,
lTinE and heing IN salt Lake tity and County,
and described hsifollows to.wtt
beunnlng At point two 90 rods south from
The northwest corner OF LOT three fO, block
thirty nino tl1l plat "a" salt Lake CITY sur.
vey. running thence east Cen fiol rods. thence
south three (N rods. thence west tuu tlul rods
thence no ~ three lll rods % tho place % be-.
ginning. containing Thirty fiu sQuaro rods o.
laud also iuli uaht NJ way Tor travel over
the following ground. 20 Wit torinuing az a
point twenty-five f2Nfcat south from the north.
wet corner Of said lot three tll. afores ad AND
running thence coat sovon ~ i've ti5l feet
thence south eight t,l feet. thence west
seventy i've iIll feet thence north eight tslfcet
TO tue place % beginning To br sold na the
property uf Addio D.. Tfewhcln and John 4.
ITewueln. At the fuit of q liaya
Terms Of sale. cash.
NAT NJ. BRIGHAM.
Y. r. Marshal.
~ T. Z. Aacuun. Deputy MARSHAL
Dated october Iith. 1921
lOuthi lee 4 NrlF. utfnFuNFH for plaintiff
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court On and Tor SAT- Lake
county. tcrniorY of Utah.
In the matter Of the estate Of Jane IRE.
wees, deceased
NOTICE n HEHiuY GIVEN THAT
~ john TrfWcu executor uf the ~ g. %
JnnN IfrWCus. totsasUs, Doe rendered fr
foturmttt, md led iu said court, ii' iuai
arcolut of ndminisifauon uf eaii tttatc md
petition Tor nali d. uuuuou " he residue OF
raid estate among the ufrfunH entitled thrtrin,
nnd that furHy The l1th day 81 November,
s. y. isgl. af iIn.ciuck an. nd The cuuu room
OF sid IufI, boz the County tuurt House, -nlt
into cts aut C0agu. uuh loulturi, has
been uuiy appointed Toy tue JudEn uf all1
courf. Tor tto aHtlumUnt OF said accoun aud
Tearing said petition Tor uittrihut on ~ which
umu aud place unf person Interested ~ aniu
sstatc may appear ana show cause, n any
there be-. WHY said account should not be
arulsd and approved nnd hnnl disiribuuon
made a. PRAYED Tor
N v MEtON.
CLERK Of the Probate .unrt
hY j. ,. JACK. deputy.
q. u. JACK. Ntiorncy
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LAND CASES.

Persons having land contracts, or
whose patents are delayed, should con.
suit Chas. w. Siayner. lie has just
returned from Washington, where he
has been conducting successful
practice In the General Land Office.
Congressional work attended to. Office
Observation-Disclosures Building, Salt Lake
City.
Correspondents solicited. Send
stamped envelope Tor reply.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-14

Eo,gtO Of Thomas Hoodman, deceased
NOTICE IS uEREHY GIVEN BY thu
~ undersigned, administrator or thp e.
tate OF Thomas Goodman, deceased 70 lhe
against thc asid dcceised. 20 exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers, within ten mohlhs
after me lrit publication NJ tbs NOTICE, 70 lna
fald admuH traitor az No. o. south, hAlh nNi
salt Lake civ. lu tic County Of salt Lac
''' NJ. 8. WoOLLEY,
Administrator Of tho estate OF IlomA9
Goodman deceased.
J4NEs II. MOlLg. attorney for estate,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTiCE rs HEUEuf GIVEN iiY THE
~ uudrrsignu., administrator VI tho eHtato
VI Lillian Howard, deceased. TO tho crcdtsm
81 aud aIi persona having claims agulua.
the said deceased, 90 exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers, within four months after
the hrst publication OF this uOuce, ~ tho faii
ATTORNEYS, rooms tli and u.s. Mccormick huud
ing, salt Lake Ciiy, To- tho CounN OF salt Lake,
Utah Territory.
FRANK MCDONALD,
Administrator Of tho estate OF Lillian Howard
deceased
WAupHLL 4 ADAMS, attorneys for estate,
pgsgd AOyelllsr luth, 1874