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MR.. HUNTINGToN.s LETTER.
Superintendent Fillmore Never Mad
the statement Charged.

Superintendent Fillmore Never Made
the statement Charged.
From san Francisco Chronicle, August goth I
G. 2. Huntington's letter to H. L. Hunt
ington, in which j. A. Fillmore is gently
reprimanded for a published statement, in
which the General Superintendent is
quoted as saying that he would prevent
the employees who went out on a strike
from getting work elsewhere, has created
considerable comment In railroad circles,
for the reason that Mr.. Fillmore never
gave utterance to the expression charged
against him.
''We have q list of the men who de-
stroyed the company's property and COM
mitted other depredations and overt acts
during the strike, and they will never be
| taken back under any circumstances"
said Mr.. Fillmore yesterday, "but there
| is not the lightest disposition on the part
| of the company to prevent them from OBJ
tanning work in any other branch of in
dustry, and l have never said anything
to the contrary. A copy Of that list is in
| the possession of the other roads IN the
country, and we have similar lists from
them. That is practice which has been
| in vogue for twenty years. 1t is done for
| self-protection and for the protection of
/ the patrons of the road. But we are
| bounding nobody, and no striker can say
| that he is prevented from obtaining en-
nIovment in any machine or boiler shop
or elsewhere by reason OF any act of the
company"
NThe provocation for the letter." said
II. Z. Huntington yesterday, was a
newspaper clipping, which had about as
much foundation in fact as several other
articles recently published, intended to
convince the public mind that hundreds
of families are being prosecuted by the
| company and ground down to starvation
| because the husband and father was a
STRIKER. Several cases have been cited to
show that strikers have been prevented
from obtaining employment in Oakland
because they were the victims of the cor
noration's wrath. We have investigated
avery solitary case, and there is no truth
or foundation to the charges"
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ASSAULTED A WOMEN.

A scoundrel Who WIN Fare Badly If
Caught.
Mrs. Bessie Garcia, married woman,
living at 14l4 Fourth street. claims that
on Tuesday evening she was assaulted in
her own yard by well-dressed young
man, who knocked her down and choked
her, but who fled when her screams
for help aroused the neighborhood.
Her husband ana brothers-in-law were
absent at the time. On their return they
were informed of the assault, and searched
the vicinity for the rascal, but could not
find him.
Mrs. Garcia received a severe nervous
shock which threw her into spasms.
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DISTINGUISHED VISITORS.

General Wade Hampton and Party in
the City.
A special train on which were General
Wade Hampton of the United States
Railroad Commission, Mrs. A. Caminetti
and son, c. E. Thomas, General Hamp-
toms Secretary. Captain r. Lounds, DIR.
George E. Powers of San Francisco, w.
G. Curtis, Assistant General Manager OF
the Southern Pacific Company, and G..
w. Peer, Mr.. Curtis Secretary, arrived
in this city last evening from the East.
The party will leave this morning for
San Francisco.
Mrs. Caminetti is a neice of Chief of
Police Drew of this city.
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THE war which is being kept up in the

THE war which is being kept up in the
newspapers between the various COM
manders OF the National Guard and the
United States Marshal, in regard to the
movements of the troops here on the
Fourth of July, cannot have any good
result. The proper thing to do is TO
have court of inquiry appointed and
the testimony of all the parties taken,
under oath. The blame if there be any,
can then be placed where it belongs.
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IL Given to all subscribe
ers of the Record-Union
and Weekly Union for 8
cents per number. Only
So O8 for the complete
xxzO1.lx
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We'll, you want to first get part
No. and see the table of contents
and see that there is ten times as
much value as you thought, or even
saw before for the money.
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NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
l stockholders of the SACRAMENTO
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, for
the purpose of electing officers for the ensuing
term, will be held at the Office of the company,
No. 1014 Fourth street, Sacramento, at s
o'clock p. NJ, MONDAY, september 3, 1894.
DANIEL FLINT, President.
FRANK HICKMAN, Secretary. au3O-4t
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The REcoRD-UNIoN and WEEKLY
UNION are the only papers on the Coast,
oastside of San Francisco, that re-
ceiUe the fallI Associated Press Dis
patches from all parts Of the aoortd. Out
side of San Francisco, they haze no com
petitors, either IN influence or home and
general circulation throughout the State.
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weather Forecast.

Northern CaIifOrnia-Fair weather. except
showers in elevated sections in extreme
southern portion foggy along the coast to-
might, and probably Thursday night; nearly
stationary temperature; brisk westerly winds
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1.ouast nenth of Humlliation

A man named Thomas Waite reported
at the Police Station last evening that as
he was walking in the alley between
Second and Third. l and J streets. on
Tuesday night, he was set upon by TWO
Cinnamon and roDaed OF silver Watcn
and 81.
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HARPER'S
Pictorial History
Or THE
Civil w ar.

This great book has sold for years
at $40 to $50 in two big volumes.
The pages are I63xII3 inches.
There are 832 pages. Lots of maps
and sketches, and one big colored
map 23x33 inches.
People wanted them, but couldn' t
afford SIC and kept asking for the
old "Harpers Weekly during the
War" After the pictures had been
put into this big, new, complete his
tory, the old Weekly plates were de-
stroyed and now those files are scarce.
But the big history was so inter-
esting, and, being compiled from all
the official records, was so COM
plete and valuable that thousands
bought it.
Now it is all cut up and everybody
is getting it and being surprised.
1t is made into 26 big parts, 81
big pages in each, and printed on
nice superintendent paper-better
than ever before-and has a hand
some buff cover with emblematic de-
sign on each part.
The parts have sold as high as ST
each, but can be got for only 8 cents
each if you know how. The
pictures alone are worth more than
that, but the story and copies Of
many official documents and state
papers of priceless historic value, ali
90 in with the pictures.
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NOTICE TO GRAPE GROWERS

TIME OLD CALIFORNIA WINERY, NOW
under the name OF FRED j. KIESEL. is
ready to make contracts for grapes. Highest
market value paid. au303t*
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DIR. WELDON, Dentist. has opened an Office
at 500 street.
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Entered at the Postofice at Sacramento as
Eecond-elass matter.
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University Checks Signed.
Governor Markham has signed univer-
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.aggregating Sl7,57i 81.
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JTfaE FISHING SEASON Is 81
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GENTLEMANS ROADSTER RACE

EDWIN F. SMITH. Secretary. auao-2t
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shsared al Bslt Nah, this side Of the
line, with the exception Of one bunch.
All were scabby, he reported, and
some were In very bad oonuilion. one
Of the principal owners IL cont x T.
Denver To see Governor Waite In refer
ence TO the proclamation. He dispute
the governors right to quarantine he
Utah sheep. This msn's he d ar. r..
ported to be IN a particularly lad con.
clifton.
Suit has b'en commeuoei I'm thu
Idaho court against the bondsmen (
NJ. ObtrIorfor, deceased, WHO va
postmaster NJ Silver city during y
nIrtlon Of Pfehdent Hafrison's term.
I Is alleged that Obeidorief was s77U.il
short In his accounts with the govern
ment and the aoiion is brought TO re-
cover that amount Al the time o.
the death Of Oberioffer II was rumui ed
he had suicided. No autOpay was huu
AMI II was generally supposed the
fumor was without foundation. An
inspccti0n OF the books shortly after
his death revealed n shortage, anu
when this fact Leaked out the suicide
iumor was revived. For come reason
the matter has boon allowed 10 20 or,
the authorities doubtless hoping 10
secure a settlement with the bonds.
meu out OF court Thls could not he
had or the fessou, II N underatood,
tina! the bondsmen doubted there wa
any shortage. The U. $. District At.
iotney waB Instructed by the depart.
ment several dsyaago g. begin suit.
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-. o pats1ns, piaauF.
W.
John Vaughn and Frances d. Vaughn. Do
Pendants

Tho People u tte IcrIt0fr OF tiab send
greet ns ~ John VAUGHN 900 FRANCES IL
vaughn. Defendants
YOU ARE UEHEuN REQUIRED no AZ.
IL pear boz an action brought HeHIuat you hY
The Shove named pIauuu iu Coo ulsuuHt Cont
uf The IhIfl Judicial Uisfl.gt UI IUr IyuiturF
of ttal ude On anHWur the complaint niod
therein within ten days tcIc'utIgo % thr dsy ~
aoftICnI aftUr tnc service ON fUu n THE Sam
mons=lf served within tua c1uutyi nE f
served out OF tHia county, nut Iu tHU district
within twenty dayai othcrtsg ulthia forty
sEiin,i you. ae.ordihF 10 tho pnyef u said
complaint
Iho sa'd action "a urousht 70 have Judgment
against tto l0ioniAuts 90 fIm 90 $40. with
interest thereon irom sept b. lHi. N . per
cent ucr month. aud Cor a reasonable atiur
ueY'a leo, huosod to bu duo uu a certain
UrImlHa1fl note executed Do said dyfHudhnta
tnWAinut. March y 100. fOr 300. with lntsr.
cstir0m maturity Nc per cent ptf month, duo
sN months after date. same uUiug due aud
wholly unpaid ana iuinE secured BY mort.
Eaac n even tatt on ufamIrcs Hereinafter
p.Hiuuf 20 nave the ufual decree of i0ro.
closure Hnd sole OF said premise. and Cor a
deficiency judgment against tCfHullrta. with
other rulcf Hui costs thid premises arc
%, block 2, bolong's sud addition. uclug a
subdivision o. toto. hlock Do. Five Aero uIlt y.
hIs tield sgfvey situate iu -alt Lake tuuniy.
And you are hereby notnad matff YOU f.I
o. appear aud answer tho faid complaint uf
above required. she fnii plaiuuH viii apply 20
ne oour 10Y tho rylicf demanded Wrfcln.
MiiuyId. The hon, samuel =. Merritt Judge,
ana ihe seal ~ tho bHturt court
Of tho lhird Judicial Distinct
SEAL 90 hui for the Territory of tab,
THIS lith day ~ March, IN tHn year
q our i1ri ono thontand eight
hundred aud ninety four
DAVID u nONHAH. Cicfk.
by. GEo. b. LupAls, Deputy UiCfk.
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suMMnNs.
in The nisiri,t Court 10 and Tor the Thifd ia.
diciai District u Utah Tefritorv,
tuunty % satIaEa.

e.
STAY T. robirroB Jte'g. ft,.f. No.. Mt.
TO uartrefs ~ ff...is ir'iiet, ~ H. .ios.e
flepr and raftsrtao a. u..t 49, ~
ante ''"' Ho'hi
IhH IeuuIr of tFs Tarritsfy 81 t,.E ...s
gFrrt|Ha al Ma 4 b. tIr.l 70 ~ -g9l
ustn ilosie. ro. i,4fir9fs Ia. iitg'. f-',ls..s..
tranE ID sir,sfr a9d ..tI.,. as ,.uvi y
fenffBfs We "'At"' TO
v,tf ,rt t,r,,.,.,. ,.....,....... -
y Wv Nhs hbu NtRJlNhb Iu
alN,W lh lu 'ulu drought rfanatgou
~ u. awe 99mel rlMuiH 20 ihg bsit.0t
.Nit Ni WV lulfI .l4INAI hIatl'i ~ We
A'fItoil 90 luh. aud 90 tlsWcr Che comp amt
NNI !ltf'W Wiihm ten DAYS ichclutive n tlu
n'N oi ttr'igel ater ne service on fou u itis
.Nl. .'nr . htiFHu Mlthih lha county 81 W
i.ti 9lt ni lhis county,, bus in hs distinct
YOU'D l"enN 4al' piher 'ise within forty
niIa"1. Il'FWtht hY default wii De- iaacn
HfNNi uI. according % thc prayer % SAID
t1. IhINi
lNn tAl aru1n BE- brought 60 have iuig
W.ht laAhti dtirlIaui huHiusuu ll sun ~
..' M'iN ininf'f. 20 pcf cent per month
.iUiI ...h % l.'i 90 Jan. q, 1929, amounting
n" DUO. anu Iui.fUHl nn HaI4 pro opal sum Hf 10
per Htrgr auuuu tfgm said Jth. . 90 thIs
llir. amIluunE in g. ~, f1r $3.50 attorneys
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SUMMONS.
In tuc uarI.t Court ln and Cor the Third
judicial District uf llHh Territory.
county ut salt Lake


The People of the Territory OF Utah send
ToAmo- smith. Defendant
Nyuu ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP.
j pear lu 400 action brought against you hy
Wr above ulmct pIaintn u enc district curt
ut thu lhutiulI.HI uiHfrlHt of the Territory
therein within ten tAYH NurIuHNr 10 thn day
OF HgryiCrI after rho service uu you % THIS
summon DO served within this county OF 10
served out ~ THE county but lH UIH
district ~ lHm twenty ulys5 otherwise
within forty dlys -urlgdFmoutby default Wll
Nc uh.n nFrnsl you, according 10 the prayer
OF sulI complaint
Iho aaid action % brought Go uay1 %
dgCrtu.ut inH Duurt uiH"uINuE tuu bonds
ol WHtiWuuY caiHtng between plaintiff and
defendant, awarding tu plaiuuu th0 custody
of tho minor child, iHsuH uf rad marriage
during iH minority and cranuus pauuu
thht yFnr H.ur1 shIl marriage tl-WIi ..nnn
October % 1850, defendant naH W|uIF ufs
lUHlru aud tailed tn provide Tor pINulN lHo
common nvecHHarics % me. although able 800
90 Hu.
And y1usre hereby notified tlltf you fau
tu appear amt answer Che SAID complain. a
above required. 800 .Ilt pIHIHNII Nl' Apply 90
thr court for ono ralut demanded tl1relu.
Witness. tlt ilun, samuel A. MrTuU, iuigc,
and tUr FuII of IUC district court ut
tho TMTt judicial dIstrIct, 100 and
tsIALI t1r Che TERRITORY Of tlan, th1 l7th
uHY OF March BOO Che yulr of 0ur
Lord one thousand eight hundred
Hud ninety four,
DAVID o. DUNBAR CLERK
Iy Gto u. LOOMS, Deputy CLERK
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Ana lu accordance with law nrI tHU order 90
thc Hoard " Dr,,t1u made Uu soc seventh
DAY OF utt1urrl lsit. HH many shares ~ each
parcel Of STOCK Ht may hs urUeHfarY Will lu
cold ~ NE olcc ~ 600 Hr.f1ialNt h iuusutu
uon luuaiuE, ~ laae ~, ltah. on aiyn
DAY. tho fourth day uf December l-n,attp
n. 20 paY tho Delinquent aHfgitnruL tHFotlHr
Will The costs Of adterutItF aud expense %
taie. W. j UtA.lE. secretary.
once room cas- Communion building. SAT-
Lakp CITY tiab.
Ala meeting Of no board ~ directors Of
The sewer Mlu.uE tu1 ulI IuF COMPANY hold
nu iho gih day % November. lsa. thr dHtr ior
utui tbe on day u December. ~. % y. n.,
" J. MATTE. Secretary.
40 meeting of tHo hoard Of directors or rho
s,te'5s, M,,EinE ani MlIins COMPANY hgld gu
~ tho above stock was nIstnanod until iHe
w. gay - January, lfi % On Co.,, 81 Che
W.. j. nEArIE.
Atauccuuf OF tho board 1f director, OF tho
rCfur Nluus s Milling tumUaHF, held on tho
..th day % January, isli. Che tafo Tor thr saiU
day Of March, 1874 a. o. BOO. at tho aDsyo
w. uEArir,
Secretary
meeting Of tho board of directors 1f she
scllgf Mining g MIu. Company hrli ON ihc
s.th DAY ~ February, lsIl fHt date Tor tho sale
ut hO liuNr stock WaH postponed uuul thu
1aih day o. March. i-t, atg 81. m. AZ tho above
w.. nEATE,
Secretary.
A. meeting NJ Che board of directors OF tho
FEWER Mining g Milling iNmpHnh held on thr
" no shove G1ea wac poslponei unul ne
gem day oi APRIL 1924 at o. n, 40 One above
WI. uEAriE.
HW#HHFmHH
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NOTICE is HEnEnY GIVEN THAT
- uuruant 20 a Judgment and decree ~
itoi,.losgfe, duly mode and entered by the
n,,L'st curt % and Cor the THIRD judicial
day u February 30 aud 10 order Of sale
lN,lg'h. i9 me isautu and directed by tho said
,'ufi 1u ihe ZOO day of March, ls1f, in % rauH1
inF De- uuuuu. and trauk huntei HafIar,
huntcs Jacob hrukol Nafef r. .rrHEoIm ii
p. Joseph, Iumos w. l10fH1uflw o. HIm.nIs.
ceased, Andrew NinE Morton ). rhcrsmin.
t ~ NiN AInfrW O. UrNcu. Edward r.
itars, Il.rY ~ Duke. lows q. hrIs.. lHi
..' uIIcsnic ore d.tcndauf. 90 which
.a.l Nr.ftu lui order OF sale fUfyftnrgia
N.ftHF made. q HhaiI rNuU.r faf asIr AL t..iIl.
'n ll highest bidder Tor each. % tfs
W.. anlr 20 i.g County Court ii0uHe of silt
~ N.un'fi lun Territory, ubIru County
inuri lluu.u b. located 90 tHH corner af 4.r1rt
.NNlh NNu second Wet afrUUfH. Dol fIl tIfe "a
... laAc' lnuuiy Of 90 tale. Tcrri8U N
u..l1.l u. 1faaIIdlt. a.I tbr n5fi iUe ,',i,,
Nl iN. '...l 20 lrlra huuhU. UaTHHrl tuutcI
J..1N huutcI MlNrr .NHeHHtIu. 20 81 f'.rnh
,anJeef J,Hafon s e. afl d.sss.5i t1 ~ ,.g
MUD. Morton D. turD.mHU. W 3D. EI..
hnlIUu q. hrtru, tIWHrI g. ttlHa Iisrt
4. iu o.. i.W. q. Use UHf H1I iHmr. DBL. tI.rH.
O.iair. lying aud HoIHrU tUr a.f.s.tf ~.
.NNIf 20 rHIi llfr ulu lfuItuIF uT IfH.aUH
uaI IruarlY dee bed aa follows fo.Ut
s.aate h he VS. a6i s.HBitaf 's'i' ' .l.l'
Won lerniYfy, bounded aHdG,auuugd uH f..'
ronwonguga 90 Che southwest conner OF I.r
UI.' a, Pals lHaH Guy survey aai muH.rs
l.nhUr hnrh twenty IlI| rode. hUn.r east I,u
f1l., iNnn.n '0gin ign .iJ rnIs. iboH.s
iNu1r0 wet ...fu |lI fpIs iY 900 place Of ur'
FHuIHE bod rHuiHIUIU. one Hundrc1 and
.' ..i' ti. E.iunI.
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IRusIEr,s sALE.

XtruEUEA-, q .. uLuE ASp HATTIE
w g. NIuH uu tNu IHt iuY 10 January. lrHI,
executed and delivered Go the jarvis tlusllu
Tor soc tum uf cgH, hundred and twenty dyo
dollars .trllI, and ON Tho same day Tor Che
purpose uf securing thr payment ut slld % o.
nna uattc a. lur nH wife. executed and de-
lNCrru to james 10, Bacon, trustee, their Ger.
tain tfufi decd upon tho following described
prupgrty, situate lu ihu county VI aalt Lake
ami Territory 90 ltHh. Go wiz
Begin one IlIrui Wgst Of tho northeast corner
uf lot four .lI, 100 hiuCl nineteen 600 Uplnt . 3"
rult lhEu cay survey, run thence south twenty
800 rods, thence east sn aud one tHli l.'l
rods. thruUr north twenty l2lI rods thence
wet alN and one hHli hhl rods Go The place ~
beginning. ugiug che west i've ana one half
which aHti tfusf decd was duly recorded be- tHo
uflrc OF th0 county recorder ui 7Alt l.asu
county lhh Tcmtory ou che ird day OF stay,
Whsrc1s su.d tru.tdeod provided that BE- casc
OF default in Ono payment of Hlid promIssnrY
motto ur Ilr interest thereon or any plTt ihcro'
Of, then ilrHai urrmisca should be soiu by
salI trustee. uT Die successor bon truat, ht
public auction 90 doe front door Oi the tuur.
House 100 FH.l Lake County, Utah Territory
hHVius boon s.ira boy publication auY nUWa.
papefal mat time published ia the County of
Whsrras 90 .ald note DE- past due aud wholly
Wbefta. ihr legal holder OF the said note
b1a requested tlu said Jamos ~ U4rIu.
trustee Hs aiorrHaIl. 90 proceed 90 cell ihU said
property under ihr authority given by said
trust deed
NOW therefore notice Do hereby given that f,
janice ~ bacon. trustee o. af0IcsaIl will 90
huIlh day uf April ls1l lt twelve O'Clock
noon Ui tHfd dlF. uucr Tor sAIt al public aurs
Uau HI ono front door of Che luur. House iu
SAT- Lake tltu -plt Lake County Utah. aud
will ap|I tn tuu highest Hnd beet NIlirr thUur.
for. f.rtHHh, Al ut ihr said above described
urruIiHpa flr inU purpose ~ HHlHiFiuE tho
amnuuf due uuuu Hat prumIssHrl note, O..
gptnUr with tUr interest thereon aud iho cost OF
executing sHIl trust
JAMES ~. MACON, Tuatoo.
e. IS. NONE. ATTORNEY f0r trustee
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-13
NOTICE OF SALE or SALT LAKE
CITY BONDS.

IN PURSUANCE ~ AZ ORDER or
Il the city Council, made April frdl 1884,
notice a hereby gwen that there viii hn offered
Tor sslo ~ one O'Clock y IA, on tho ith day Of
May, 1874, At the Mayors ONCE boz Salt lake
CITY Utah, eight hundred bonds Of said city,
OF tie denomination OF one thousand dollars
each, payable Ia twenty years from date with
Interest at Tho tato OF i've per cent per annum,
payable femi annually, on tho nut days OF
November and May Of oaCh year, aud both
principal aud interest payable Ia gold.
hida viii be received for Haid bonds. or any
portion thereof, hy the Mayor OF said city. uu
TO tho hour ~ said sale
Tho right 10 reject any aud all bids b hereby
reserved on behalf VI SAID city
April ttn, 1901. m. BAsktN,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-13

In tho Probate Court BOO aud for SAT- Lake
county, Territory VI Utah.
In tho matter of the Estate OF Royal barney.
Deceased.
NOTICE ~ HEUEWH GIVEN THAT
~ Royal %. Young and Royal a. narnoy,
executors ~ the CstatU 81 Royal narney. dr.
ceased, have rendered for arttltmtnt and nlod
IN said court their final account OF their adj
minitirnuun Of sald estate and petition for
nnal distribution u thC residue or said estate
among the prrauuf entitled thereto, aud that
saturday, the lgth day NJ May, A.D. ltet, nj NJ
O'Clock am, at itr court room Of SAID court, in
the County Court House, nhlt Lake Oily and
County, Utah Territory, has been duly an
pointed hy tho Judge OF said court Cor the
settlement % suid account aud hearing said
petition Tor distribution. 90 which umo and
place any perFuu interested in sAid estate m nv
hpptnr and show rHuao 10 any there be, why
sad account should DOT Doe fcttiud aud approved
and nual distribution made as prayed for.
Dated April l0ih, l-pi,
~. v. MELOY,
tIcrt 0f the Probate Court.
wApELL a ADAMS, Attorneys