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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-10
Nothing to Paw

On two weeks trip to Hot Springs,
Ark, and return, after leaving st. Paul,
Minneapolis or starting point. The rate
covers the cost OF round trip tickets,
good for ninety days if desired, dining
car meals, sleeping car berths and two
weeks board at the Eastman, Park or
Arlington Hotels, at Hot Springs, and
all of this for $4,000; that is, via the
Minneapolis IL st. Louis Railway excur-
SION, which is TO leave Minneapolis and
st. Paul Jan. %, 1894. The trip will be
via the Albert Lea Route to st. LOUIS,
Iron Mountain and Hot Springs rail-
roads. Information cheerfully furnished
upon application to any agent of the
Nj. & st. L. Railway, or
c. NJ. PRATT, e. Il. & P. A.,
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-10
Sullivan Knocked Out.

BUFFALO, n. Y, Jan. 9.-Last week
John l.. Sullivan played at the Court
Street theater. After the show Satur-
day night he went ont to do" the
town. He drank heavily until 8
O'Clock i'll the morning, when a porter
assisted him TO his room, and soon after
great crash was heard. Johns wife
had chided him, and he in return had
assaulted her. She defended herself
with All Indian club. knocking her hus-
band insensible. 1t was daylight be-
fore he opened his eyes or showed any
signs of life. Mrs. Sullivan said0tshe
struck her husband harder than she in
tended Eif..
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-10
Fought to a Draw.

BosToN, Jan.9.-A big crowd gathered
at the Casino tonight to witness the
SiX-round 90 between Tommy Ryan,
of Bridgeport, and Billy Smith. OF Bos-
ton. for points. The agreement was
that If each man was on his feet at
the end of the sixth round it would be
declared draw. In the sixth and last
round each man went at it with a
vengeance. Smith landed some hard
uppercnts and jabs, while Ryan got in
some good body blows, but kept out of
harms way. not caring to mix up with
his opponent. 1t was then declared Il
draw
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-10
Plenty of Money Back of II

RICHMOND, Ind. Jan. 9.-The state
ment is made here today that the
millionaire manager of the Arms horse
palace car has purchased the local driv-
ing park, and will conduct races here
this year. Richmond was thrown out
of the Western and Southern circuits
two years ago, and has had no races
since. Col. John F. Miller. superin-
tendent of the Pennsylvania railroad
west of Pittsburg. is also interested.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-10
Curling Games.

Two match games were played by the
curriers' last night. The men composing
the six Kinks, and their scores, are as
follows: 'if
&. G. Craig, c. p. Bailey, H. l.. Snow
den, e. p Terrier. skip-1t: f. Kinney,
Dan Craig, L. K. Baker. Allan Black,
Skip-13.
DIR. White, ]. j. Ahern, d. Mcmillan.
j. q. Hiukel. skip-13; Judge Cory. j.
Kilby. }. A. Mcmillan, q. o. Nettleton.
skip -2l.
A. Mathewson. jeff Haigh, G. S.
Decks, George +. Hall. skip-l1; NJ.
Crawford, ID. Wilson, John II. Ives,
Alex McCulloch, skip-13.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-10
VIGILANTES WON.
Very Exciting Game OF Bowling at
Foiey's.

Last night remarkably close game
was played in the Foley bowling tourna-
ment between the Vigllantes and
Broadways. The highest individual
score made in the former club was that
by Boures, who showed up with 1874
pins to his credits. Lindeke. of the
Broadways, made 1S7 the highest score
made by any bowler last night. As the
game grew to a close there was much
excitement, as matters were rapidly
narrowing to close finish. When the
end came the score boards revealed 76S
for the VfgiianteS to 133 by the Broad
ways-the former thus defeating the
latter by just 80. By innings the score
WAS us follows.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-10
More Bowling.

The Exchange Bowling club, which
met Monday night at B. Hanna's alleys,
corner Sixth and Wacouta streets, made
the following bowling scores:
:. Ii. Tubbesing, PAP; E. Smith. 1856;
j. Meyers. POS; Wickersham, 1858; Het-
eel, 1873; Patterson, 15S; Muldoon, 1869;
{. TubbeSing. l99
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-10
Heikes Made a Good Score

DAYTON, o., Jan. "a great match
at artificial flying targets was shot here
today in series of five matches by
three contestants, each putting up S125,
Heikes to beat the score made by either
Rike or Mcdonald by twenty-five birds
or more. Each match 100 targets, in
Guiding one of fifty doubles, five traps
Totals: Heikes, 46S; Mcdonald, Ali;
Rike, Ais.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-10
Belle Rouse sold.

Special to the Globe.
FARIBAULT, Mimi, Jan. 9.-W~ B.
Snyder, of this city. has purchased the
fine Dlooded Hambletonian mare Belle
Rouse, owned by Col. Mann, the Mime
apoliS h0rseman and railroad man. The
price paid was $1,000. She has fine
record.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-10
FOR THE CHILDREN.

There nothing you could place within the
dren which will give them pleasure of greater
from educational standpoint than this
of views While they delight to the eye they
of instructing the mind and it is done
easy pleasant that scarcely
they studying and receiving the very best kind
anda
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-10
New Belt Line for Chicago.

CHICAGO, Jan. 9.-Surveyors are now
i'll the field laying out route for a new
belt line for Chicago. 1t will connect
Blue Island and Hammond, and be a
link between the Michigan Central,
Mono3, Erie, Pan Handle, Wabash and
Rock Island roads.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-10
The Norwegian Won.

LONDON, Jan. 9.-In a five-mile skat-
ing contest at Ely yesterday Landau
the Norwegian, won by twenty seconds
over James Smart, who was second by
twenty-five seconds over the third man.
Four thousand persons witnessed the
contest.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-10
Slated for Good Sits.

Special to the Globe.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-R. j. Chewing
has been slated as postmaster at Shake
pee. and Aft Haven nc Eeribault. The
papers are now in the hands of the
president, and the appointments maybe
looked for any day.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-10
LOST TILE ANCHNR.

but still held the balls to the rail. At 1877
he frozc in reality. but with an out and
in massc still held them. At 142 a short
drive of the red 10 The side rail restored
the anchor as perfectly rs before, and
in exactly the same spot. Employing
that curious twist of the cue ball which
baffied all the experts but Ives and
Schaefer. he kept the two object balls
in constant contact with the cushion, so
that neither of them moved more than Il
hairs breadth at each counting stroke.
The spectators for time gave close at
tention us the delicate play proceeded,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-10
Cooling Wants somet,,ip d

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-W. E. Good
ing, of Minneapolis, today filed an APP
plication for special agent of the treas
ury department.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-10
GREEN GOODS SENSATION.
DECISION BY POSTOFFIcE DEPART
MENT CREATES A ROMPUS.
PROMINENT MEN I'M PLICATED.

aressmen and Leading Pre-
fessional Men Write for Par
ticulars to the Green Goods
Man, Supposedly for the Pun =
pose OF Handling the Stuff
w ASHINGToN, Jan. 9. = Assistant
Postmaster General Thomas, of the post
office department, has ruled that parties
sending through the mail for counter
felt money violate the green goods act.
and therefore incur the penalty of fine
of not more than $500, and imprisonment
for not more than eighteen months.
This ruling is made on the cases of four
dealers in green goods in Southern Mis-
souri,, who are now serving jail SEN
fences. Inspector Johnson, in charge
or the st. Louis division of pOstoff1ce in
spectors, recently mailed to the depart
ment batch of about 1880 letters sent
from all parts of the United States TO
the Missouri green goods man, and
raised the question whether the writers,
having used the mails. had violated the
green goods regulations. In accordance
with the decision. the ST. Louis inspec-
tors have been instructed to secure evil
dence for the prosecution OF some of the
writers. 1t will be impossible to prose-
cute all of them.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 9.-The decision at
Washington in regard to would-be pur-
chasers of green goods" promises to
result sensationally. Inquiry at the
office of Inspector j. p. Johnston today
developed the fact that in list Of 1,S00
names in the possession of the office
are included great number of promi-
inent men. Leading physicians. law
yerS and prominent professional men
ali over the United States and particu-
larly in Illinois, Missouri, Arkansas and
Wyoming are known to be included. 1t
was also stated that letters applying for
bogus money written by at least one ex-
congressman. one candidate for gov
ernor, and many federal and civic
officials are i'll the hands of the author
ity. The inspector, however. refused to
give out the names of those against
whom he would make test cases.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-10

If TROUBLED WITH BRONCHITIS OR
ASTHMA, try at once Dir. ID. Jayne's
EXpectorant, an old established medi-
cine for all Coughs, Colds and Lung
nffpnfinnS
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-10
Duke OF Hesse Be1rothed

BERLIN, Jan. "a dispatch from Co.
burg says that the Grand Duke of Hesse
was formally betrothed today to his
cousin, Princess Victoria MeIita of
SaXe-COburg-Gotlla, who was born on
the Island of Malta, Nov. %. 1876.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-10
Started Up.

SIOUX FALLS, S. D., Jan. 9.-The
linen mills, which were closed down
during the holidays for repairs, resumed
today with a full force.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-10
MAYER WILL UMPIRE
The Game Between BiIletter and
Sampson.

sampson.
In the match game of billiards to oc-
cur Thu rsday night, Jan. II. between
Frank Billetter and Henry S. Sampson,
at the West hotel billiard hall, by spe-
cial request Jules Mayer. of the Hotel
Metropolitan. will go over and umpire
the game. Jules will also give some eX-
hibitlon shots. In these days when so
many bright young amateurs are fash
ing across the local armament, the pub
lie are apt TO forget that there are still
few of the Old-timerS left,
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Instantly relieved by q Cuti-
cura Plaster, because it vi
talizes the nerve forces and
hence cures nervous pains,
weakness and numbness.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-10

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-05
MARsAAL,s sac.

DURsuANT 10 AZ ORDER AND DECREE
II " foreclosure and sale 10 me directed hy HE
lhlrd judicial pauict court % the Territory
south ifont door on 'tho County roart 6ou.S,
iu th0 rllY ot salt Lake, county OF salt LAKE
ana Territory OF utah, on the 18th day Of June,
XXX At . Igs',s 9.ioss 5 ~ ne fss, ue
Andrew thristonefa0u, Thomas Webb and
Martha webb his wife, Hannah webb. the
duly appointed yuaiugd and acting admins.
trator OF Che estate Of samson Webb, deceased
oneida Mercantile Jni0n, a o6rporau0A
TI0n'u Cooperative Mercantile. instlieti1n, 4
corporation, aud tbe utahS Produce % /,
o. boz. iud % mo following described reIi
estate situate, lyinE and beng m salt LAts
County, qua described a. follows, u VIII
Noius The south hat OF the southwest quar-.
Ger N " OF section thlrly.thfts JlU in township
Two ,il south OF raagu one IlI west " salt
Lake Meridian, and Tho lots numbered three
q and four 90 Of section four ~ in township
Lake Meridian, and containing ono hundred
auu SIXTY 400 acres, aud hiItcrushunurcdth
" i, W., Of IN arTe !eAge.' PAY a. per receipt
survey Of said Ih4u returned 90 tho general
land omto by tho surveyor General, togcthsr
with %! aud singular tho teuemrnlst etc
TO Hc cold re- thc properly of oscar ChuatOfs
irrfDn, Andrew DhHsi1nUrs1u, Ihomaa Webb
and Martha webb, bite wife Hannah webb, the
dulY appointed, luA..hei and acting adminn.
Oneida Mercantile Union n corporation,
LI1u's Go operative Mercantile Institution, =
corporation. and the ynh Produce co. cor
pUfHuUu. AMI samuel tarruw, t the Hult Of
Ious savings uaHa ana rw,t co.. corpof'
-'''' NiTN. BRIGHAM,
by JOINS b. CrWgcg.
Deputy Marshal
Dated as sail Lake uty, May 20, 1891.
ions NJ. CASINOS.
Attorney Tor rlainua
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wARsH6Its SALE.

DURsUANT TO ~ ORbTR or SALE
20 me directed by the Third ID strict Court
% the lorut0ry u Utsh, shall expose NJ pub.
90 sac az The front door OF tho County Court
hguse in the CITY Of falt LAKE, County Of
tAt Lhke and Territory o. Utah. ON the 6th
gay on June, l79t 90 O'Clock am, 900 the
uFhi tlNo Claim and Interest OF Leo MiIea,
Lmma MiIcs, thsrlcf b.. wilkes. John Udtoa
aud allie N Wlkra. o. In and 10 the follow
lhs described real estate, situate lying and
,'n1 iu anli Lake county and described as
r,siaHng 10 feet wet Of che northeast
cor 'r of tuu duDon I5l. township uut .iI
-lN..t f1Nsc one west OF salt Ln.c meridian.
MNI tHuHIU. thence south OBJ feet.
lInrN urfE UI feet thence r0nf
lcgl Muu.r CaHf l.5 feet thence north Isl
ttti ihcnnr cHft 800 foot Co che plHca u Ht.In.
rlIt en-. ut . rer.a'u piece OF ground iu tho
I'Fe da. -flpuuu. described e. f1uowH Ur.
HunIrE 20 feet uCHt and 1891 aHutI uf tHe
u1rhcgat corner ~ 4HII arUIuu Us. fI.uru
nuuiH 10 feet. thence eraf ILl ffrf thence
rnrN Do. feel tHcn.gwC.t IS foot Do ihe pI sDt
of beginning.
To DR. ald ft uo rorarI. of Lee uIe..
Emma Huc4, DuNlcH a WUtDa. IYHu uIfan
aul -h'lie %. Mlkc', % tHe tIu oi Iuthtr Is.
tHUHH.
Terms Of sale. cash.
NAT 81. HusuNy
Hvf. "a. Aucurn Deputy VaHaU
Dated Bay IItl, lHlt.
a. Iut hNIUa, hUufuuV for uIaIUUU.
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The People % the Territory Of Utah ssns
rootng To !. ~. Fowler. Defendant
VuU AKA HEHEuY REQUIRED TO APP.
4 pear Iu au action brought against YOU by
WC above named plaintiff boz the DISTINCT C8rr.
% tug Third Judicial UiafrIct OF tho frrfif6rg
70 ltl ui tu answer tue complaint aleI
therein within ten dava lcrclualve ~ tho day u
a'rFiccI attrt TOE service on you % this sdm.
nuhs.h served within th.s county, or. II
served one OF this c0untY, hut in thii district,
WITHIN twenty days. utlerwso withi1 forty
uhYs-1t Judgment BY default will be- takoa
aFa.nstyou' according 10 tue prayer " SAID
1bo said scti0n BE- brought To- have tacrsa
pt ih. court iuFulvuE she uuud4 " matrImony
thltug uriwcrn piainuu aad defendant.
aHuY. Irlct prayed fur on the rrnuu1 tuht on
nr au 200 ihr itF Of september, 81. tue
defendant wIIiuIY a1u without cause dessr ct
nu1 aJanlougl plaintiff. tni has aver since
continued 20 io desert ana ABANDON her an6 10
I've separate and apart from her ngninst her
WII. bud without Der consent; and that Tor n
lHuF umc past The defendant has wilfuily neg
IertHh 20 provide Tor plaintiff the c0mm0n
HrrrafarICa uf NE.
And you are hereby uotutd thatif you fau
il appear aud hufHcf tho tNid complaint A.
nnot0 required. tuu said piaiuuh will apply 10
tig court 10y The roller demanded therein
Witness. the Non, samuel q. Merritt Judge.
ard ihc seal Of tho District court
% Nc Third Judicial District
sEAL. in aud Tor the Territory u Utah.
tlia lotl DAY uf April, DO the year
NJ our lord one thuutand eight
hundred aud uiurty four.
DAVID g. DUNBAR, Clsrh.
b. tEu. %. tuuWts. Deputy
D.. NJ slILLi piahufa attorney.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

THn rruy Mining COMPANY
NuTItI ts uEEgEl GNtN THAT an
y H meeting OF tND board of dIrprtuI# of
IHH Hr.E.T NIu.ug COMPANY, held uu She IlHi
dHE of Stay, lrIl uu assessment uf three lUu
rrUIu per share vac lowed upon thH capital
HtU.. Uf tHr corporation ulI fH|U immediately
tn IslHy Jennings, rerrUtHrBt aI Ohio company i
uueH. 300 tHU DtsurCt National bHn. HlIuIug
raIr Lake city, Utah.
Amy HfuUH uInu which sad uHsu. sIupnt shall
remain unpaid pu Monday, Iu'F .uI. 1900. shAU
become delinquent and Do advertised Tor slIr
and uEIpts payment be- made before. will Nu
sold At public auction ON Thursday, July lY
1000, 90 " O'CIu.. W., 90 ihc uneu OF tHo stufc.
thrF, 10 uuy Delinquent Assessment together
With the cost OF advertising and expense
90 .lIu hF urlUr % .hc Board 90 urtet0a.
IrAAD IlANINgs. agHF.
sAIrlAEr uUI ttah May A. ls0l.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.


Location of once and principal place OF lugL
ulH. cullen uutHI. West Second south
e,svut soils Lake CIgy ulau
NOTICE Is llEUENl NlNEN THAT AT
y lTtgular meeting Of tur Board ut ururL
ore M sui1 company, uHli 600 t.r -lHt day ~
NAY, lstl, ASSIGNMENT No. Oh 90 Huyru per
cont, or Oh UUuta Hrr HUAryt was levied ON the
capital rtlrE uf tnu corporation uayablu Ou
NaF HI. lsfI, tn tIu secretary at tne unlgo VI
tho company, room 11, ludgn Hotel West
second south street, SALE Lake tIly Uhh
TERRITORY any stock upon Wnlgh The assess.
mont .llII remain unpaid uu saturday, juno
aU.u lsu, will uu delinquent aud advertised
Cor sale at public auction, aud unless payment
be- made before, viii uH sold ou Monday, July
SON. lsll. ut2 O'Clock %. 100, 40 pay tho dt.
luUuuHt assessment, together with the costs OF
aUlyruFuE aud expenses of HA'u.
uy order on the Hoard uf Directors,
ANrHuH rAU-ON-, scry.
eos West Second NJrll d., sAlt Lake cav
Utah May %, 1914,
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LEGAL NOTICE..


Ia tlu matter of thu estate uf john W Cham
berlin, deceased,
NvuIlUr rs HEREBY OWES THAT
~ uu She .lst lHT Hf MAY, 1884, tuo admin
l.rIiHr uf thu ,sialO wac ui lhu Probate Nuuft
aiuu Ni, DOB Judgment 1f said cuug duly
WlIr nul entered uuiNHtlru Co IuI cert 100
portion OBJ tNr real oHtttr - ahil estate Cor tUU
uufpnsr UI pHluF Che debts of HHlu estate. .
lhli pursuant a. Haii Isisnrut s.It lumIHs.
traitor FIu HtIl 90 uuFaiU sale Go tho lfEhrHt
bidder Cor cnalf Iuu following drsuu1oi real
cHiHtH.
Commencing 90 70 point o.EbE rods east aat
HyfnuN HUNHn thirty HsH nHr hsuHrrftha frrf
nuTta nf tnt northeast corner OF block
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iN"HU. "tHt fyrt thence uuUh b.
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foot fHHH"r y..fHI IHHs fH,urH south fpDf.
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day u' duHu, l-f NlIH Wrat Ut boz WufHu HuI
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james W. Fits Laura A.fIttH and John e. DO
NuC. uritudaul..
DUUsuANr TO AZ ORDER oF SALE
uu ilrNfi0s Ifu t1 mr directed BIZ thr
lH.It IuiirI1i uIslnet Court Of tbr fern.
ilrf uf lhu. Iu thu above entitled action. .
aHh. tAuIsOnt puhIir sale at mo south front
door Ui iun NHuuu Court House Iu che city lf
800 Iasr. county Ut -nIt tsar aud IUrut Oh
ui ltih. uu iuH |tN u1Y OF Juno. lslt No 10
O'Clock H uI, HIl che r.Fhi, tito r'HIH and ln.
iCfvstHi Sam W.. rIiiH auI Laura a. iftis N.
DO cod .u 600 following described real estate.
.ltuiic. NIuE and being iu HIIt Lhku DlIy Hud
county liuU.huI described aa fHIIUWH. Io.FIf.
Commenting 10 uUI. ul % iort cAat from tHr
northeast end ul Dunmcre ni street un FIfat
south street tas. in iut seven lil. HIoek
uNyut .tI, Pat $40 HaIt Lake D4y sufyry
500, ilhe COUNTY tttH Territory. aud ruu
uIns Ilrutt thi tNCuigsHiHr I-Il fgyt, thence
N nine lsHI ttrt thence north seventy live O. ID
ftct tI place ui beginning. same hoinf thr
Uf.uiHCH now uHrI aud bold UF james Isl.
llItH and NIH wife l. .uIU s. rIttf. under Lease
from tnu trustees OF tHU estate OF brigham
Young date January lfh, less. his1 Irasr
Ifuu Bingham Young Estate 20 trH0k trurECr.
lAird November iHi. is-l, and astignci 20
90 boz sold as tao property ~ James w..
flua aud Laura A. llita 80 tuo suit vt patuuE
rhHIHu aud stephen nays
Terms of HalU, cash.
NAT Sc BRIGHAM.
O. IS Marshal
HYL J. NH0WrH, ucpuig NhrsHnL
Dated NHN IN. I-Hfs
Holil. lee q GRAY Hitlfucyt far p.a.nuH.
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10
HarT Margaret Davis
UPON READING ANu IIIiNg TIN
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Judge. UwFinH fuT Hu UfHrf ADOPTING HHIH
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DAVE DO De- ordered iHsE WHdHHsut. tuf .gtH
daf %. Lurr. 4. o. 1870, nt Do no fn., at lHr
3" hereby HupuiutDu fHC slime u1t place Cor
hearing ,Nu salt petition and WIItHU clerk
tau.r dro pot "r thereof tu .r rifuu H. rrs.
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lNININu hlWa. Ht suit Lake CITY, fHr tUfgu
wgraH next before aali hearing IhHt allp pr.
cog. in.efrftgi may appear Hud oppose HHid
petition
Niiuoss mT hand tHIs uI day nj Juno. 1884,
jacob DO BLAIR,
Probate Judge,
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