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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-17
The Ex-Speakcr Passes Away After q
Uouu aul USaful Iifa

Robert c. Winthrop died yesterday at
Boston, in his eighty-sixth year.
Mr.. Winthrop was a lineal descendant Of
Gen. John Winthrop, popularity known as
the founder of Massachusetts, and the foun-
der of Boston, and son Of Thomas Lindail
Winthrop, once lieutenant governor Of Mas
sachusetts. He was born I'm Boston May
II, lS09. In 1884 he was elected a repre-
sentative to the federal court and was
elected speaker of the Massachusetts house
of representatives four years later. In 1910
and for seven years thereafter he served
his state in the national House of Repre-
sentatives and was its Speaker for The
sessions of 1S4S-i9. In 1851 MIR. Winthrop
was defeated for governor OF the state by
a coalition of the minority parties in the
legislature, which decided the contest.
Mr.. Winthrop was Speaker of the House
of Representatives when the cornerstone
of the Washington monument was laid, and
he was selected to deliver the dedcatory
address when it was completed.
HIS published addresses and speeches fill
three large volumes and are $50 in number.
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MORE ATHLETICS, LESS LIQUOR.
Modern Out-Of-DOOr Sports Making
Inroads on Drinking Habits.


InrOads on Drinking Habits.
From the Boston Globe.
The Temperance people have every rea-
son to encourage athletics, for In their way
they are doing surprising work In the
abateme mt of the drink fabit. The various
ministries and bureaus of culture" In
Germany all report a decided change for
the better in the drinking habits OF the
people since athletics have become poou-
larized. An old custom in Germany is that
of morning beer parties" 1t Is going out
of fashion I'm the Giles because 1t conduce s
TO obesity, and the thousands who ale
emulous of success at tennis and other
sports requiring agility are obliged to dis
card IT. Ths chief point among those in
dulging In competitive athletics Is to keep
down superfiucus sdipose. With this puT-
pose in view the thousands who have
taken on the athletic craze" in countries
where great quantities CT malt liquors are
consumed are learning the value Of mod
GRAFTON. Voluntary reform such as this
outweighs in importance and in good re-
suits a hundred drsstic schemes to force
men to abstain from liquor. 1t seems clear
enough that athletics are becoming q
powerful adjurct in the good cause OF real
temDerance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-17
SPIES IN FRANCE.

Three Important Arrests Made I'm
Paris.
In consequence of the instruc tons of the
French minister of war, Gen. MERCER, an
inquiry has been commenced at Paris in
to a serious case of espionage. Three ar
rests have already been made in this con-
nection The prisoners include two Ger
mans, Schoenbeck and Won Casset who
are believed to be officers in the German
army reserve. The third prisoner IS q
Frenchman, whose name has not been CIV
en- Searches made at the residences of
the prisoners resulted in the discovery Of
discriminating documents.
Three arrests have revealed an extensiy G
espionage plot, and 1t. appears that the
documents found at the residence of the
prisoners are of great Importance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-17
PersDual Mention.

Mr.. E. X. Anderson of 1925 9th street
northwest, who went west early in the fall
en- a visit to his brother, Mr.. c. B. Ander-
son of Kansas City Mo-, returned to the
city on Wednesday. after having visited
most Of the principal cities of the west
Judge Laing, chief of the stationery d.
vision Interior Department, and his chief
clerk, Mr. Schneider, have returned from
New York, where they went to assist in the
Hill campaign.
Internal Revenue, Commissioner Miller
has returned from West Virginia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-17
.'T'he Undfscoyered Country"

Forever am I conscious, moving here,
That should l step little space aside,
l pass the boundary Of some glorified
Invisible domain-it lies so near.
Yet nothing know we Of that dim frontier
Which each must cross whatever fate betide,
To reach the heavenly cities where abide
Uhus Sorrow whispers) those that most dear
Now all TRANSPORTED in celestial fight.
Shall we indeed behold them, thine and mine,
Whose going hence made black the MONDAY sun p
Strange is 1t that across the narrow night
They fling us not some TOKEN make sign
Tint all beyond Is not oblivion.
THOMAS BAILEY ALDRICTI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-17
The Oldest II. and O. Employe,

Thos r. Drake. the oldest employe Of
the Baltimore and Ohio system in point Of
years and service. died at his home at
Bissell, near PittsburE. Thursday night,
aged seventy-seven years He began rail-
road life on Christmas. 1855. as a brake
man, and was conductor Of the first Bal
timore and Ohio train to run into Pitts
burg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-17
Nontana's Visiting Indians

Major John NJ. Kelly, acting agent at
Fort Belknap, Mont. is in Washington
with a delegate of eros Ventres and
Assiniboines. who have come to Washing
ton to see the Great Father" They have
no grievances to present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-17
POstmasters Appointed.

The total number of fourth-class post
masters appointed today was twenty-seven.
OF this number twenty-one were to fill va
cancies caused by death and designations
and the remainder by removals. j. f. Bar
rett was appointed at GAINESVILLE Va, vice
V. s. Heath, resigned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-17
A Shield for Dudes.
From the New York Herald.

From the New York Herald
The large. nufry, ostentatious and all-per-
vading chrysanthemum has appeared In
Broadway again. In many cases cute
little cigarette-smoking dude will be found
concealed directly behind It.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-17
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

GREAT SACRIFICE
$500 Cabinet Grand Piano. used three months.
for only $2s5. Another Upright, not 1--WE months
easy terms.
W. H. SHOEMAKER & SON,
nOl7-2ts Az 9th st. NV.
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Q. g. SLOAN & Co, AEC,rS. 14O7 G. ST.
Successors to IStimer 4 Sloan.)


-...4 90 -
VALUABLE BUILDING SITE on 5TH STREET
BETWEEN q AND II STREETS NORTHEAST
CONNENIENT To GOVERNMENT PRINTING
Lie AUCTION.
. BY direction Of the owners. will sell Mt pub
lie auction, in front of the premises, on FRIDAY
NOVEMBER TWENTY THIRD, 1894, at HALF
FAST FOUR O'CLOCK =. ", lot No 10 In
square No. 500, fronting 90 feet 2 inches on Jtll
Of. between q and II northeast. by a depth OF los
feet l inch. This Is most desirable building
site, can be well suhdiyded and Is located in a
rapidly improving and accessible section
Terms: One-third cash. balance I'm one and two
trust the property. or all cash 500 will be
required at time Of sale All conyeyancing and
recording at purchasers cost.
nol1dts O. q. SLOAN & CO., Auctioneers
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
JOSBPHl BROTHERS & CO.. AUCTIONEER!
637 Iouisiana ave.

Joseph BROTHERS & CO.. AUCTIoNEERS.
637 Louisiana ave.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNEiPROVED
PROPERTY ON " STREET BETWEEN NORTH
-. CAPITOL STREET AND 1ST STREET NORTH-
EAST. 81 ...a -...
BY virtue of certain deed of trust to US,
dated August 3. 1894, and recorded In Liber No.
1898, folio 2SS ct seq, OF the land records OF
the District OF Columbia, and by direction of the
holder OF the note secured thereby, we shall sell
at public auction. the premises. WEDNES-
DAY, THE FIFTH DAY OF DECEMBER. A. d.
1894 AT HALFPAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ,
the following described land and premises, situate
In the city of Washington and District Of Column
bia. and designated and being the south half Of
original lot numbered one G). IN square numbered
six hundred and seventy 9Th. together with all
and singular the improvements, ways, easements.
rights, privileges and appurtenances to the same
belonging or in anywise appertainng.
Terms OF sale will be stated at time Of sale. 4
deposit OF 500 will be required at time of sale
Conveyancing, recording, &C. at purchasers cost.
Terms OF sale to be complied with within ten day 5
from day OF sale: otherwise the trustees reserve
the right to resell at the risk and cost of default
ing purchaser. after i've days advertisement in
some newspaper published, in Washington, d. c.
GEORGE J. BOND,
. JOHN d.. HYER.
nolf-lOt Trustees.
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Special Reduction i'm Pianos

1 Rosewood Upright, nearly new. Was s325.
Now s175.
Mahogany Upright, full size. Worth $500.
Now $3.50.
1 Rosewood Special New Upright. Worth $3.50.
Now 500.
1 Rosewood Cabinet Grand Upright. Worth $3.50.
Now $3.50.
1 Knabe Square, rosewood case. 500.
These prices for cash, with exchange, or
will be sold on time at slight advance.
D. G. PFEIFFER & CO., AT nth ST. NV,
2Od StieH Piano Agency
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Upright Piano,
$500 Per Month.

Here's a chance: A dodble-veneered Mahogany
Case Upright; 7 1-3 octaves; beautiful finish
case; engraved panels; swinging music desk
carved pasters; overstrung scale, and full iron
frame; only s2I5; at 81 per month Stool and
cover goes with it. HUGO WORCH & CO., 925
18th st. NV. Sohme. piano agents. New upright
pianos for Isnt at 81 per month. Hauling and
packing. nolo-6mo
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING

ANAluNIATED STEAM CARPET CLEANING
Works. -Carpets cleaned in the best manner.
Carpets mads moth proof free Of charge. Hat
tresses made to order. ONCE, ITO Pa ave.
Works, 17O8 and ITO NV Telephone, SOA
0h1-tf II. NEWMYER, Manager.
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ATTORNEYS.

ATTORNEYS.
A. GOODRICH, LAWYER, 124 DEARBoN ST,
Chicago Established 1854. Business legal aud
quiet. Branches and facilities In other statea
CAMPBELL CARRINGTON,
Attorney at-LAw,
Webster Law building, sos ID ct. NV, Washing
ton, D. G. Residence. 933 x Ut. NV. d22
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-01
NOTICE

NOTICE n uEWEnY GlyEs THAT ~
~ puruhncc 60 au order VI The Probate
Court. ~ the city aud tHunfv o. salt Lake.
ltaU lcfutUTy, made Ga the sth day Of Ausust.
lsii, ln the matter Of the estate a GoufEf
huniold, decreased. tho uniersigugi. oHorutFiN
o. lhg Tact uill and testament ~ George bun.
iufl deceased vii coll ut private Htlp o. tho
hisHrsi bidder Tor cash an isuuiagt " connfn,
auou by thr shil Probate Court on she ttn day
NJ september I'll.llI Tho right utlU aud interest
% ihu ttiAtu uf iHr Hnld George uuufufu, 40 tnH
uWr % bic DEAN, Huf MI ttT ugh.. title and
interest that ttn said estate has by operation
uf tHulaw ur uthrrwiar, acquired. utHtr than.
or in abolition %. that of tnr aaii GvUrsu
hurf1fd 10 tIr time 90 bic death. iH aud 60 all
situate, linE ana Uvluz 20 thr County u salt
llIu, Territory uf uiah, ana U0urded ana
GrHCrhni ua follows. a.. wit u.urt uua huus
ifru 'iAtt ak I''' plat en- rHIt Lake IitY
survey, lot sIEtycn 100. block thirteen uIl.
Garden cry, pIat - b" Doe nftsgu IiSl. Ulorf
hfIrru NHl. Garden ON. plat "As lots
twenty stNu ..lI. tWtutYsthfcr f.II aud twenty.
iuur Uii. DOS twenty go. Garden ciiy pas
~ lgt .hF.tgn ll, block tlNtccn GI,
DHrios tltY, Uat "A." ihu northeast quarter
~ " section Wiry DlI tnwHghip 6nc lJ
north ~ range twN % WusL salt lake Nerd,
lnu. with tl'TiYsnNr shares NJ stock in tho
Nufih Point tGHHu'itatci Irrigation Company.
IUruH aui conditions of snlc rasH.
$40 Hds or offers must be On wriUug and
may De- lru Win tue eNeeuiIiH atnumuef 81
tuutII Main street, sat lake city, Utah, on or
before ihr llA DAY NJ september. l-lI
Dated tat Lake CITY tan. August sth, 100
ELIZA rNOM uuNtUilu.
lNrHItfiK OF tho latt will and tcatAmeut %
George Nuufurd, deceased.
lUANN y, srErllgNt, nEsNEU X. SMITH,
attorneys Tor eNeuutrA
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SUMMONS.
In The District Court IN and for tho laird
County Of SAT- Iake


sarah Kahn. plaintiff,
John " Dolan, Mirceiia Doian bic wife.
hlberiJ R9binsor. aud Jane Doe Robinson,
his wife. defendants
g, Iae reoglo q ,he JcrHtory Of gsg send
uolan. bic wife. Albert ) R15inson and Jane
Doe Robinson. OFF, wife. defendants.
Not ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO o..
4 pcW 100 an ngu1n brnusbt AGAINST YOU
Court ot fIe 1hir1' Judicial Uistfiai ~ tHs
lrut9fy u tab and 10 snsvtf the compIaIHt
n "a herein within ten days IeNcIusIvs "a M
dby % sgrVlgeI after TIE service on you % ttis
stmmont ~ served within ths c0laty, ".
served out ufthil county. bot IN thu district.
within NtuV days. otherwise wIthin fHrtV
dsys-or judgment by default viii b LaLon
ssnn., I5a' hcgordmgto ne praysi sad
To lFIIas.Ibn Is .rHufht Co have dsmsBt
ngMr.i lrionllnts uo.au 'H tha sum ~ 400,
AVN :. i.5i az ,t'1 gg' .f anngn 4iom
WIN Lnl,r. tom WAY z, l'Ii, Tor i', o., win
iutrro.t ilnu 800 d.. ltlt. Cor 90 Oh. with tu.
annum Cor uNaa puI D., uauuH. and To-
costs nf suit, alleged to Ha due 1u certain
ltnmt' H'ft note everett 10 uT lriDuuhuts
uo.ln % plaI1iH June %. l.H Cor tt5rH. win
duo aud wholly Unpaid Htlu tUt sUm Of flII
interest anu HuIn. urJlHF a HutI.tFU OF
executed hy def,utsuH uHlu DO ua.uun,
sfi '4nrtF fCi premises hINIur been. since
execution ui aall IuUHFAau. conveyed F1 H0.
fpuuIut Nlu.r y. NUH.uHHI. subject tn lien %
tli1 mortgage io h1Nr Goo u.Ia. decree 90 this
tuurI fur mo sale Ui HHU premises. HuIuIFiuE
tuat proceeds % furH Hl.HHH aHuHri boz uar-
Wtnt ~ amounts due aH aHUTr. that Hgfguu
ants and HIl UrfsuuH tlHIuIrE under tHHm 90
bare Hul flryDl1sri ufBHII .Iu or equity of
redemption iu aiil pr'u'Hr'. Hnd Coz uthgr
tuIitf aaId premises Arc toa.r.hbd ne uIoWa.
Co wI.. 40 90 Tote numbered from 0 Iu o. iu.
r'usIsv. Hul being 90 ,IH lots r1mufisiuf
DO nus auHi.N IHuu uf o. Haft uf HI0UE %, rlai
4. lllU Acre q LHL DOS IIy.i .uuoV excepting
Tote DO aud tI uf f1iI suHIitIHilu. Hll situate iu
rat laku CIV auI County. IlHI.
AMI you sru hereby nuuuCf that 10 Y0g tal iu
appear Hud uuaWyr Che enid complaint aH above
required che tHil UIHwuH viii aUpy t1 the
S.u.t Cor tIu ry Iuf demanded therein
NItnU.Hi tUg lllu. HhmuoI a. NtuItt Iui q,
and Ono HHll ~ thu District Court UI
Che 1HUi Judicial District Iu and
tsIAII Tor thr lrrfItur, Of UtHh, fHis rem
DAY July, iu tuu year Of OUT ord
ono tugusaud eight handled aud
ninety four
DAVID o. uuNnAE CloIL.
w GRO % LnHuia. ucuuW uiut
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John o Ingram. ilarH1.

John % Ingram, rlauH1,
a. 81. j,nes. sarah D. j nsl allie Walue. {.
noes ha MGD0mlua /, COZ. JounIG ). sgt.
lon. lle Commercial. Nauoual hunt 10
,gVgiallunH W. Ngi UfnirA. Guardian,
lhc state Hank of TITAN II corn1rau6gi
and b. 4. Hiatt Defendants.
The ,, rs2g 5, o. D. ne ega,9ly q Yen send
AlIg hlaiuC. I o. Hodge. ". II Mrlof.
ui't fdIlrg business ne MHtdrniuk u 10 D
Jrlulr .. sutton, Toe Commercial Na.
tuwick. Guardian l'uo siato ilAnl Of Utsh
ants.
Vou AHE nEuguY uteuirEp TO
appear in a. alu1u bfuuElt Against y %
~ Tho above named Uauuu be- thr Diftflrl
Court VI ths llui Judicial DistrCt % the
territory u Uish, AMI 90 answer Ne com.
plant nIcd thcr tu within Zen days (src u.iga
90 trr day Of agft|trI alder tle ssTrirs o6 700
% thIHsummons=itH served within thu county!
~ q sgftei vut N tue county. nut iu this uis'
Wy g, lt! ."r,ny ilw o'aeIsils u!illn
isltn assi.si y'u, according 10 ,hc prayer u
lbo SAID action o. brought 20 have ndrment
hFaiusi defendant s " james in Ihe sum of
liNN with intrtctt at % prr cent per anuum from
jay 81, ~, COMPOUNDED quarter VI. ioFg5i
auofnot's lee aud 'oHif uf suit alleged 20 DO
durun reiia pfnmIssury note, executed by
said defendant 10 plaintiff July ., lsgi. for
fiOf, with interest from date $40 Der reat per
annuuHsauU beng due and wholly unpaid,
AMI TENS secured uf mortgage u even date
or premises hereinafter described. executed
boy defendant ihurH 90 pIHiutin 10 lave tGo
usuA decree " me court Tor the foreclosure
~ Hail WouFaFc aliuiEiuE that said pfomisr.
ht HuId ana tnr proceeds ~ such sale nuplIad
ln pay meat of amounts Que a. above. MAT tho
g aims ~ d,iruaHutH other than defendant
jane uu d'rlmcd iuuiur o. ulaiuun's oiain on
naii prrwittH aui Tor other relief.
-aIu IrrWiava are described ne fllinWa, 10
wit Az ~ Iuts af ana O. 90 Nufth HuE nNnu1.
subdivision ~ the uoIth half ~ lots abd ~.
aud part Ut lots uud 9, block Va, fvo Acre
riat a, lig lioid survey, tu SAT- Lake Uity and
County, ttah.
And you are hereby uotnod that u you fai
TO appear aud AnsWUr the satd COMPLIANT NJ
above required, the said plainuu viii hppiy 4,
the court flf the relief demanded thrfpin.
witness, tho Hon samuel s. Merritt. ladEe
ana thc seal ~ tho District Court o
ne lhud Judicial district, IN Hut
lhtAtl for thr Crfitofy Of tiah. This ltti
day ~ July, 10 the year ut our Lord
one Thousand eight huudfod aud
ninety four.
DAVID e. DUNBAR, Cisrl.
ny gro % LOOMS. Deputy CLERK.
q, u jack, Attorney
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MARsHAL's SALE.

DuEsuANT 10 A. EAECUTION To NE
4 directed by tho fblri nrtFict Court Of
hc Territory OF Utah shall expose NJ puhllr
sale, ,nt tho front door % tlc County
Court Houso IN the city OF salt Lake, County
u salt lhku add Territory NJ Utah, on tao lltn
day of September YI AS Do O'Clock a co.. an thr
uElL uuc, ,laim aud Interest OF "a Me-
lrlHni uu November l1tH, 49,. or
iuut DO has since acquired vi DO.
hud Co tho following described real estate
situate, wing aud bpuF 900 -at Lake County,
and dcscri0t1 as t1IuNH, t1.wlt.
an ~ lot ten 90. lu block four fl,
i've Acre Plat "a Hig tteld survey in
salt Lake County tah Territory, To bs s0Ii
ns the properly Of 80. MyluIiaud, AZ the sllg
OF liuueW D.. T.. collier
Terms Of sale, rHsUt
NAT NJ. BRIGHAM, u, y NaTthal
liy l., l.. AHCuEH deputy Marshal
Dated August .ird, 1904
hoeth, Ice a Gray attorneys Tor pIainua.
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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,
Correspondence solicited. Send
s.amDGd aaytloDe lnr rSnls.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Fstato OF William u. Lewis, deceased

NOTICE % HEWEUY GIVEN, ny THE
y uHduraEugI, humiuisTatcf o. the eas
tate uT William n, Lowe. deceased, 90 the
cred tors Of. and an persons having claims
against thu HuH deceased. tn OahiUlt them with
tho necessary vouchers within ten months
after the net publication ut TINS notice. 90 tHe
sa.u un1CTsIgueu adminiaratDf AZ hls resi-
UrnHr 500 llt South. Fourth West 80 salt
Lake Dlty lu the county % rAlt Lake.
Dated August iiIh 1915
THOMAS A. LEWIS.
Administrator OF the estate OF William 49,
Lewis. deceased
pE, s srHEEr attorneys Tor administrator,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS


Estate " Scils Anderson, deceased
NOIlHE i HEREBY GIVES ny THE
~ uulgrH.Fuud, UnrrutTiA NJ the ottaie ut
Nul's Anderson, deceased, 90 the creditors NJ
and all uCTsuns hay,us elaine asaiutt the SAID
deceased 90 exhibit them with tho necessary
Nuurhurs, within four months after the drat
publication % this uuuCu, 90 SAID enrcutriN at
No. $50 Constitution building, salt Lake lllJ DO
the County OF salt Lake, ttah Territory.
CECILIA ANptKSON
fNcoulrr Of the estate Of Nells Anderson,
deceased.
Dated August an, 1885,
Jous NJ. CANNON, attorney for said sIecu.
ulA.
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NOIIOE Do CREpIInRs-


Esaio OF Elizabeth WIlgs, dccsassdI
NOTICE ls UEEtuI GIVES ny THE
~ undersigned administrator % tho e..
UtU ui .IuHuiu NllItt JgCclfrl, 90 the cred.
t"n uD aud $40 persons HAVING elaine
Ha ..HEs tNr HHli deceased, 90 exhibit tHun
N..U thr necessary vouchers within Ten months
after Che urai pub lratluu OF this notice, 60 the
HuII admin traitor Ht DIE TyaIiUugu 80. alr
-RIt LgIr.
Dated July sist llh
WILLIAM .. WILLIS,
Administrator Of Rive estate Of Elizabeth
MII.tH. deceased.
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RAILR DADS.
..S1S RIO
W Ha4T9a% GRANDE
sSe..z5, WESTERN
srsToARo GAUGE
In lHscl lima tx i1nI
ItME TAuLu, W LNJglt JlNl W. lU0fi

f fias 2ap.p. 10 Effect June Is, 1894,
LrHNe salt LsEo
No. g-Tor Provo. Hinghaia. Wa.
atgh au1 al poin's East 200 A. M.
40 81. or Provo Grand junction
aud all T0nts Eatt.,-...... 3 IS p m.
No t-lor Provo Nauu. and
SAUNA .s....ti stsassss ....t.sssssss eill D. M
No. s-For EurokA ami Bingham. i00p m.
No, a-ior Ogden ami wtst......... n ipp. m.
no i-f5r ogden aud tho Wct,... iisJ pm.
Arrive salt Late.
" l-Fr1m Provo. Grand Junction
and tho fast,sssssssssss,s.. leo p. IN.
40. i-ttom Provo. brand junction
ana tue kast ss...sssss.#sssss ~ rs y. m.
No b-irom bingham. Provo. MAuu
shlina aud Naaateh, ss,s.....s. $50 o. ~
No. e-ttom EUREKA and Bingham ptsA m.
Ma s-irom uFiua AMI tho West s.bsA
No AHirom ogden and the west. sfisp m
Only line ruhniug through Pullman Palace
double hraWiuH Room ururfs % Denver via
nrauu Junction and 10 kAutas CITY and ChicA
Furia colorado points, free reclining chair
cats SAT- LAKE " Denver, and only line run
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cisco, koehanzotI close oohnseuoHt. safely
speed thd comfort.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE u HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ undersigned, D, a. CfONail aud u, "
-thuiuur. uf tuu city ~ -a.t Lake, Of sllt
Lake county, UtAh, g. the creditors Of, and all
persons having claims against mo SAID DO
UtAtUd ~ eAhltlt them WIN tue necessary
NuurhHrt within ten months after the lrst
publication N this notice. Go Che atli j n,
roABll and y n, schgUlgr nt salt Lake C!iy
ami County ltah
.. a. CNONALt,
% n tpHtIlLEN,
Administrator NJ Jonah CTosatl, dtceaI ID.
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NOTICE 10 oaepIIoRs.
LOO Of saraL b MeI.I.L. l...,..l

NOTICE rs or AMY GiYsS UN TIIE
~ undersigned. ndminIatratoF Of Che 10.
tate uf Sarah %. MtrEIDy deceased. 90 thr
rrrnliurH OF uua 40 prrHuuH having claims
against thg sud deceased, tu UNUIHt tHtm
with ihc necessary yuurbufH within trH months
after Vie urst publication uf t.IH notice. 90
ihc fnid Nehon u hgtl'rr. almn'ttr1ior, 10
salt Lake Ciiy, Utah. H tbu County Of salt
Lake
NELSON MENkLEY
A1uiuIsuhiDr OF Che estate VI sarah d.
NrIt|Or, deceased.
urrHI August .sth. 1874
MLL 4 -LuLLL- LLL-LuuN-.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
rrueIpll once, saIl I.ato CIlN Unh

Principal once. SAT- Lake uitu Utah
NOTICE - iiEWLuY GIVEN THAT
N alta meeting ~ mo Hoard of Directors,
urut of two mills Per Fharf was levied Uu the
capital stock Hl lur company. payable lmmUd.
tirIY 10 james Munat, Secretary AMI Treas.
urrr, so. West first south street, HaIt lhto
CITY Auy Hturs upon which taii assessment
shall rrm1lu unpaid ou tho uth day I'd. August
lrlt, FhAIl Ir.uWr delinquent and liFtrusud
for HalU, nni uulrHa payment BE- made before
Will De sold 90 public auction, uu september
lIIh, 1874 At Que O'Clock o. in,, az Che Aforesaid
tnlro tn pay tuc delinquent agreement, co.
FttbtT with ruHts OF advertising and expenses
ot sAIu ~ order OF itu board ui Directors,
JANIS MUltAT,
hp"H aud IFraH