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Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-22

write in your prettiest hand on one, T wish you' and on tho other "a merry Christmas" ]" Out of black paper cut two little tri., "nlar pieces for the birds beaks.
 Crinkled white paper such as you use for lamp shades and cotton wool form their bodies as you may guess. Cut off two strips of paper, one abont inches long and the other inches Place piece of cotton wool on each strip and fold the paper over tho wool. The owls must not be too fat; therefore don't use too much cotton. Now, with few stitches, paper and wool are fastened together Gather in the paper about an inch from one end to form the owls tail and sew it firmly. Then shape the other end to look like ears, and put stitch through wool and paper to keep them in place. The cotton wool is only on the body of the owl, not in it's head or tail
 Next, to make tho wonderful wise eyes. Cut four strips of white crinkled paper, each an inch long, and cut out four small circles of yellow paper. Run thread of white cotton along the top of each strip of crinklod paper; then draw tho thread and gather the paper into circle, which any neat little seamstress can easily do.
 Around the edge of the four yellow cir cles mark thick black line. Place vel low circle in the center of each white cir cle, put boot button in the center of each yellow circle, sew them together, and what owl could ask for more in the way of eyes2 It only remains to sew the eyes on to the body, putting them close to- gether, so that the edges of the white cir cles touch one another. Now fasten the peaks and the little red flags on with gum arabic, and if you put the flags far enough up tho birds will appear to be carrying them in their beaks Some strong stitches with black wool will attach each owl firmly to the twig and form its claws be- sides
 Now thread a darning needle with a double piece of black wool. Pass the nee dle first through one end of the twig, then through the back of one owl and take a stitch to make it firm. Leave enough wool to make loop by which to hang up the birds, pass the needle through the back of the second owl, take strong stitch to prevent the wool from slipping, then fas- ten the wool to the other end of tho twig, and papa's present is ready unless you wish to make it useful as well as anus ing. In that case fasten some bits of black cloth at the back of the birds, and you will have an fowl penwiper." "
 Mammals present must be dainty as well as useful, and here it is: Take the bottom out of little round Japanese bas-
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-22

A Hundred Years Makes No Difference.
 An eccentric southern woman dated her will 1780 instead of 1889, but the court has decided that this does not impair its valid ity.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-22

PINCUSHION AND STRING BALL.
 ket, and in It's place put piece of pretty plush of mammals favorite color, what ever that may be, and stuff the basket with bits of wool. Then cover the stuffing with another piece of plush, tie ribbon around the basket with pretty bows to hang 1t by, and you have pincushion to please a princess. string ball Is even more easily made. Just press a pretty pink ball of string into the basket, tie on ribbons and perhaps pair of scissors, and there it is. And what mother ever lived who wouldn't be delighted with handy new p;ncushion and string ball?
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-22
Es XMAS HANDKERCHIEFS.

Ladies' fine silk with embroidered cor ners, worth 25c, at 10c.
 Ladies' fine scalloped and elaborately eln broidered handkerchefs, worth 25c, 40c, and 50c. at 10c, 15c and 25c.
 Gents very fine grade of 25c hemstitched handkerchiefs, in white and colored bor- ders, at 10c.
 Gents' 75c white silk handkerchefs at 40c.
 Boys and girls all silk Windsor ties, worth 35c, at 15c.
 S10 chenille table covers, 1O-4 sizes, at ALSO.
 Ladies' full suit of fine changeable dress goods, with complete set of Things and fittings, for S2. 50.
 Fine extracts in silvered stands at 35c. The celebrated "La Bella'' face powder for the complexion, worth 40c box, at 200. Celebrated "Farina" bouquet toilet soap, worth 20c a cake, al 5c cake.
 Ladies' Egyptian wool vests, long sleeves and high neck, worth 40c each, at vests for 35c.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-22
Suicides In Paris,

The official statistics of the number of suicides in Paris during 1S93 has just been issued. The total number of self murders was 958 Of the total 231 drowned them selves, 113 used guns Gnd revolyers, 96 of the shots being in the head; 71 stabbed themselves to death 62 used poisons, asphy xiated and 77 threw themselves from high buildings, monuments, etc. The re- mainder are put down in @ businesslike manner as ''unclassi1ed."
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s 5S5s3'l'xE8fsfEKe
HELPING SANTA CLAUS.
With Two Pretty Little Christmas Gifts Easy For Young People to Make.

Now, young folks, let us mako Papa Owl and Mamma Owl sitting side by side on a twig and saying 1T wish you a merry Christmas" !" First fetch twig from the garden and let it be not too straight and not too twisty, not too thick, but thick enough, and not too long, but long enough--in fnct, the exact twig on which two white owls would wish to sit.
 Cut out of red paper two little flags and
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-22

was doing it, and he seemed to think I was on the right track"
 When I asked Mr. Du Maurier if he had not in youth written out tales for his own amusement, he shook his head. "No," he said, "'Peter Ibbetson' was absolutely the first story l ever wrote And yet, have in one sense been writ ing stories all my life. Every one of my pictures, for example, has had under it a story condensed to the small est possible space. The necessity of condensing my description and dia- logue has been of great benefit to me in writing my two novels"
 JOHN D. BARRY.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-22

The place to buy fireworks is at the Birmingham Fire. works Company's, 2lst street, between 1st and 2d avenues. de19 6t
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-22

The average yield of wheat in Russia is 500 pounds to each 100 pounds of seed; in Great Britain, Holland and the United States, 900; in Italy, 1, 900.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-22

Insomnia now rates as one of the most common and widespread complaints of the age, whereas generation ago it was scarce ly recognized as pathological condition.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-22
A Tragic Tale

A Tragic Tale. There lived sage in days of yore, And he handsome pigtail wore, But wonder'd much and sorrow'd more Because it hung behind him. He unused upon this curious case, And swore he'd change the pigtail's place, And have it hanging at his face,
 Not dangling there behind him. Says he: "The mystery I've found I'll turn me round" He turned him round, But still it hung behind him. And right and left and roundabout, And up and down and in and out He turned but still the pigtail stout
 Hung steadily behind him. And though his efforts never slack, And though he twist and twirl and tack, Alas, still faithful to his back,
 The pigtail hangs behind himl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-07

Sarah Eahu, plaiuuH,
John 81 polau, Narrcu1 polau Die wife,
Albert j Robinson. aud Jane Doe Robinson.
Die wife. uuff udautH.
me People u Toe Territory OF Utah send
greeting to John 81 u1iHn aud Nlrg'l'n
nolau, biz wife Albert . Robinson aud Jane
Doe l,0uuaon his wife. defendants
Wow ARE uEHEuN grQulgED TO ap.
u pear Iu Iu HHuHu nfHU# ut against Won
by houlotg name Waintna in thc b'.irot
Court uf ttr 1mri judicial District M Che
TERRITORY NJ t'tl Hud Co answer tho comp aiut
nisd thcftln vit.tn ten days IrxcIusNe - Toe
DAY % asrWerI s'ir thc .rfNice on you Of this
served DOT Htthls county. but in thu district.
within twenty UuIH. otherwise wIthiu fufty
dayf-or Judgment uY default viii 30 takcn
against lou. according 10 The prayer ofsaid
~ 90 .otou BE- brought To have Judgment
ngainHt dcirulants ON boz tho tum n $500,
VIII miersta t i1rer ycnt uor aunum itom
with interest from MAY 3. laIl for tii Sf with
interest from May D.. lsIl fur iit aI, with iuH
turcst from Iuuc Z. l.li. 900 % pcr cont per
annlm. tor i1Nrs pli1 V plaintiff and Tor
rnstH uf butt, alleged 10 UU due on certain
uroWiaHnrN untn. executed hI defendants
uoHn 90 plaintiff Jane 81 lFl. Tor itiuI, win
interest ~ lu ser cent nor anuuw-samo UgIlF
due aud wholly uupai cave Che sum OF tln
Interest -and being secured hY q mortgage OF
even date uu PROMISES hereinafter described
executed by defendants utlnn 10 plaintiff
SAID murigtFcd premises having been, since
execution ui sald morgagu, conveyed 10 de-.
PENDANT Albert ., l,uuinsou. subject 90 lien ~
sald mortgage tu have tho usuai deere ~ thls
court Tor me sale ~ SAID premises. ldiudginE
that prscruif ot such sale n' applied iu pay.
wUnt uf um0uuts duo D. hhoyc that defend
ant anu all rurs1ns claiming under them De
barred AMI tnrrrlosud NJ ull rlum or equity uf
redemption in saiu prcmircs, aud i0ruihrr
fCHei Haid Itcmitra arc described us ieilONH.
90 wiu Al ~ luts numbered from 10 ~ iu.
elusive, AMI being aI ihD lots comprising
'an ,unuiN .,'"n or q laf' ~ LlooA =, pat
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mARsHAL's SALE.

DuRsUANr 10 Az ORDER AND DC
Il cree OF foreclosure ana safe, O. me d.
frctei by tho 'nird Judicial District Cohft Of
iht Territory or Utah. shall expose a. public
sale, Al the south frunt door 81 tho County
Court house. "a tho city Of salt Lake, county
~ -alt ihko SUD Territory " ttah. on The iitn
day Of Aurutt 1894, AZ " O'Clock no.. All The
right title, claim anu interest OF Carl ,. ..
Nelson, rAuliua 81, Nelson. be wife, J, II,
butcher, uud idhO. butcher, hid wife, o., iu,
hui TO The following described real estate,
situate, iylus aud lcIug To- salt i.ato County
aun described 10 folluWs "a. Wit. CommcuriuG
a. puIut two % rods south from the north
east corner uf los ght .sl, To- block one bun.
dfru anu four 400, plat &C. SAT- Lake city
sutyoD Hnd running thence south eiFut Hni
Unosuaf IH4l rudt thrurr wet siH fUl roe,
thence north eisht and one halt tsisl rods.
tHrrrr east slN Itl RODS 90 tho place ~ begin
uinE, being situated 10 tia CITY sud County OF
-alt Lake, itnh rcrrii1rr, 10 brsuid Atths
property NJ Carl ! o. Nvlson, rauiina N.
Nelson, hiH wife. J, a. butcher, aud IDA %.
nuirhvr. his wife, 90 the suil OF y. IS. Larsen.
Terms OF safe, cash
Ma N, HluGiiNM, q, \ Marshal
lty JoUN o. DrMMuyN, Deputy MarahM
Dated AZ rat lusU CIV, July sara. l9i
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MARsHAL,s SALE.

DuR-UANT To ~ uHDEH OF SALE ASH
4 decree NJ foreclosure 90 me directed ty tlt
District D0urt uf the IhUu Judicial District ul
House iu the Guy Ut SAT- lake Count, ~ rail-
iHN0 and Territory Ui Utah. uu tho liat dhy ri
August 1906. At d. u.rlovs 3d.. al the right
JE, uf. Iu, ana 20 tho f1liuwiug described teal
estate. Hiuatrl 'Yiur and hCins IN snlt faatf
County. TERRITORY uf Nnh. Ipd described RI.
tulIuwa. to wit NUuf block tao 100 and lots one
,l, two ..I, Three n, Tour .|, i've IiI, slN IfL
sixteen .lhs seventeen .Islt eighteen usN
nineteen 900 HHu twenty 90. In block Ten |IUI
hIl Iu HUUOl avenue addition. 40 be- cold aH
tho property nf Mulium e.. Wilson, Ir, ut tIIt
emit Ut tho ALBANY County National lauk Oi
LirHmlu tItY Incorporation.
IpruH uf sole. tuhN.
SAT 81 BRIGHAM o. y MhrHnI
Nv q. 10. TIuuutr. Deputy NafauhL
Dated raIt aku lIgy. July .lHt lsIt.
y. %. HuwuLl. attorney Tor ulaiutH.
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wARsHAl,s SALE.

DuRsUANr 10 AZ ORDER uF sALEr
il me- directed by the fhFd district cOurt
uI ItahIruttorg 4 shall expose Atuuuliusale az
th6tfUnt door Of lae rouhiy court house In ne
rili OF Hhlt Lake, county ut SAT- Lake and
Territory OF Utah on iuH 'iu DAY OF August
lsHt, at lI O'Clock ain. 400 tnc right, utlc aim
ana lWCrpat 90 lnhu kaHiuhut Alice N Hat
johns. Simon liablohns. Joseph a. MuNtary
Huu William %. lty ne of, DO, ani 70 thc fll
lowing ucsrr'ur1 rUal estate, situate lying aud
being in ~a't Lake county znd gctrrlbud aa
fuIiuws, tD.Wit
me west Hlit OF ill forty three glD aud 80
OF lut forty tour ligI IH bloc WOE N llucoln
Park SUBDIVISION, OF Toe ak o., suycn UI, cight
IaI, nluu .lI, fourteen 40 and acTcntern
IlsI. and part OF lots fifteen D and sixteen
.lUI i've Acre t.at a." Hig fI1ll survey, be
iuF situated iu lhe northeast quarter ot section
seventeen 10, township one .lI south, range
one % east % as Lake mruuiau. County %
SAT- Lake Territory ~ Utah. according Go Tho
Tpyu. dut plat OF said Lincoln Paris 10 bO Hod
ns tIg properly Of John iauiuhus, Alice M
HauoUua and simon l.auiInus. AZ the suit %
tho halfway bulldog aud loan Association =
NAT N. BRIGHAM
u. +. Marshal
ly T. T. ARCHER
deputy MarHha
Dated July islh. lsA
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lu De- Probate Court |n and f1r salt lAac
tuuuty, Territory 90 Utaif
Ia thc matter OF ths estate " Ann smith.
deceased.
Notice Of tImo ant place for hearing " peti.
ton Tor AdmisH.uu il probate Ul wilt
DIlsuANr 10 ~ ORDER % SAID
4 court 100 aaid matter. notice b. hereby
gwen that luusdaY. the 5ih day u August IS.
ID. 1874 as B. u'tinHk A. o., Ht che county
Court liDuao LOO Sait i.Asv city Utah Territory
in che snurl room ~ satd UuurI hiss been ~
pointed tlC slime uud place fur The bearing of n
Irlttluu Of Henry W lawrence pray Tor thr
admission 90 probate ~ d certain document
herewith rrrHuutud, uufpurunr " be- the last
Wil bud tUftaWUnt OF Ann smith deceased.
when unt whore = prfHuna intetvsted may
appear ana oppose the probate OF aaii VIII. OF
the Efauung OF 'rttsfH tsatawcutary % Henry
". LaWrCuru us prayed for On said petition.
In witness whereof. have htrcuntu act NY
hand aud HflNrf tHe seal OF hAid court, THE .Gih
day of July, 4 u. IsA
lsrAI. u. y. MKfOY.
CLERK % lr0hntr Court
ny o. o. IACE. DrnutY CIcft
D.. u. a. lhumpaou Attorney
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Elizabeth WIlos, due.asedI
NOTICE d. lEHEn OWEN ~ THE
~ uuurHlgurh, H1mIuiHtrAtIf ~ tuu rH.
tatu Df Elizabeth WIlIcs deceased tu tho cred
lturH uf Nuu H|I rrIsuua uaNinF claims
against the sIIl deceased. tl tEINf them
with tuU urrrHHHfF Voucher. WUUIu Cen months
after luC hrst publication uf thH notice, 90 the
faII humiuia traitor Ht hIs residence 40 t'
san iAtct
Dated July Iist lgi
WILLIAM a. WILLIS.
Adminisrfat0r uf the Caihto of Elizabeth
AulIra. deceased,
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RECEIVERS SALE.

yf,uF UNDERSIGNED, NECElNEE or
tho ,He.I. HHl Hsfrt. of Che co partner.
suip ut Nu1u .Hl DI'.A4I' ..N,uH ,onll'tel
Fr.4II uruHHrH "HIIi noon nu mo lOih day of
Au....r I..I HUHu tUu same Will Dee opened 100
tur presence o' ir Nlllrr. INC pfuperN 90
,,.,, TfH .uUnHH hand tools, carriage trIu.
,Ttlugs materials supplies, uillcc furniture
lnd tnu good WN 81 lha business Also thc
It.' Ifs uust not routh street. Tcrm- uf
s.i" las.. aul sUH'urt tp thu approval 90 thu
rgurt. IHH atU"s, inventory premises nut
49,. .mU|#.f fH inspection from dave until
,..u.f i. .-HI 70, MASON,
i lst-I Aa-Hzt O. lH1tf ApcplNtE
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DENVER & Rio
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD
The only line TrlIllg lSo
Through Past Trains daily I
LEADVILB,
ASPEN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND DENVER.
EFFECTlYE APRIL %. lSgl.

Train No. leaves ogden 100 am,
Salt Lake Sos am, arrive at Pueblo
6Is M. Colorado Springs 1854 am,
Denver 1850 a.m.
Train No. leaves ogden TAO pm"
Salt Lake S.25 pm. arrive nj Pueblo
7.gs pm, Colorado Springs 500 pm.r
Denver 1910 pm.
Connocl ions made o. Pueblo, Colorado
Springs and Denver with all lines east
elegant day cuRrhus, char cars and Pull
man sleOurrs on all trains. Take tho
AR. a. and hav0 comfortable trip
and enjoy the finos. scenery on the con-
tlnonL
As. HUGHES, 8, X, HOOPER,
Traffic Manager q T.. & Il. a.
Denver Colo, Denver Cole.
ID. o. NEVINS,
General Agent
Hslt Lake City, Va
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NOTICE 10 oREpIIoRs.


THTITI u NUUT0 IUIrTWV0T7 TVTVH30I
NOTICE IH HEREBY GIVEN hi IllL
~ undersigned executor W The estAl1
of AuuIu Underwood, deCgasCd 20 tue croil
tors of and nli ugrUns having claims fAinst
thr snid deceased 10 exhibit tuum with lhn
necessary vouchers, within con muulus atel
thu urst publication Of thls uoiicu, 90 me thil
executor 90 so $50 COusutuuon hWlllnH aat
LntgtIty. lu Mt County ui salt Lake, utah
Territory ID. ,.,,,s.p,,a
Executor %: the Estate OF Annie Nndcr"ooa'
joins ". CASNoy. Attorney Tor said admla'
Dated July 9S,h, 1874
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nUE-uANT To A. ORDER OF SALE
urd fOrcr|Uture 90 mo directed ~ the
DISTRICT Court 0f tno lnird Judicial ntttc.
OF tHu Territory 10 Utah, shall expose 40 Uubs
Iloutr Iu Che Guy Of thlt Lake. County or
saJ ta.r ana Territory Of Utah, on The lth
dav uf August l'Nl. ~ ~ u'clues m.t all The
rIFHt. uue. claim aud interest ~ l. 4 NnsH
aud Mary 70 l,usa, Of, In, aud 90 me following
described Tfhl estate situate, lyinr ami being
loo AIT takO tlty. SAT- lsutu DuuntY. Territory
8f ltHh aud urarrhrd a. fuIluNs. tu.witl
Part Ut lot eight, ls. block unysaiN tidl,
plHi "lI, sat Lake Guy survey, more parted.
larry dcarrIbcd 10 follows, t1tWIt Coinmvnr.
IuE Ht Cue snuthCAtt corner ~ sai3 lot tight (.I
thence north forty fppt, thence west one hun,
urrI ami HNtFt i've trrf, thence south tory
ffut thence caat one hundred aud sixty Owe
ferttl the place Of BEGINNING 10 Ne sold ~
tho property ot T. o. ltHHs aud MARY 81 NOss
at che suit 0f y, q. Vaughan.
TUTmH " sale, cEEu.
Nat NJ. BRIGHAM,
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Tho idea Of the balloon first occurred
TO the Moutgoln1r brothers from seoiug
a large picco Of paper fall over tho fire,
become inflated with smoke and hot air,
rise and sail away.
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RAILR DADS.
g,O RIO
% SssT9s GRANDE
80 WESTERN.
STANDARD oAUGE
CURRENT In lttnrl IHH1 III lHNI
TIaE TABLE, W eNO'' WV. w 's'''


leave sRit ink'
NO. .-ror Provo, Bingham, Woe
atah ami all poinN poo. s' a. H.
$40 t-Ior Prove. Grand juu.".H
aud al points hast,..s....s. .. H. u.
No. 6--Ior Froyo. manu- Hrl
HsIIna ....... ts...-.'...''.. .s....s N. ne
80 e=r1r EuretA and bingham. loop. m
40. l=I0r ogden Hni Weai...... Do .H Dob.
SO l-.5f Ogden and the "''i...' i rn.
arrive saii LnHr
40 i-Fr1m Provo. Grand Ju1.t0H
and tho Enat..,.t,.'........ ns in
NO afram Provo. brand Junction
aud tnc East a..s..s. .... lI.1 u n.
no. s-ifom bingham Provo, NaHN
rHiiuA nud NasGtch, h.i. H. 400.
so. n-Itom Eureka aud Bingham Hl'a. H.
Na ..ir1m urdcn AMI Che Hr.t ,1a n
No 60 rom ciop and tho Wet. t.Ifp m
only Inc running through ilIWhH Palace
Double Drawing MHum d erurr B.. IN.IFrf If
6Tluu junction and 10 hauaaH Guy trI .Hira
8, via colorado points free re n.H. ..ar
raIF SAT- iagr Co.. uonVcr, auI only .IH. .Hua
ming ruIImau ricUpors fnIt ltE" 90 "au IrIt.
cisco. h0chanEoal close eonn1et9nA safety
speed tnd comfort.
Ticket once, 10 W. lri South
n g. DODGE. Al WUusN
Oen. Manager. Nrn. upL
jill lLSNErr. Gon. rAI.N
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS


NrOTIHE Us HIHEHN GIVEN ln THE
N undersigned. UNpHuTIN Of thu estate NJ
hpls Anderson, dJrra.UI, 90 thU rTOnIfUra Nc
uUu H|I UUr.1uH hayIu. .IHlmH against inr Hlit
deceased. In tNhimf IUrm with tho uU.usaarT
tautHurs. within four uuutua after She ufst
UuH|UlUuu uf fU|s ruUEH. Go SAID UNT DutriA at
So. Ta Constitution HuH1uu .uIt atu Nlu Boo
tuo County of sHlt lake ltnh luru.Hu.
tENLllA ANuF ltauA.
INrrutuz of tuo ,sato OF sells Anderson,
tDHrHHud,
Dated August ifn. lrll
joins 81. uAssus, iUUnoy Tor Had cNgcu.
fUh
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Quito IN Ecuador, though On tho limo
of tho equator has mean temperature
tho year round hnt littio different from
that OF Boston, owing TO us elevation,
says a writer in Goldthwaito's Maya
zine.
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In tho Probate Court. IN and FOR SAT- Iaks
County. Territory Of Utah.


County. Territory Of Utah.
In tho Matter Of the Estate OF Jonathan
Eari, deceased.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Harry vs.. Bari and Joseph ". EaH adj.
miuI1ifator of the estate % Jonathan Ear
Deceased. has rendered for settlement. aud
Nod in aaid court their final account
~ NgIr adminisuauou OF said ra.
hto and petition Tor lnal distribution
OF hC residue NJ sand estate among tho
mrsDn' entitled thereto, and that Tuesday The
1000 day of August a. u. lsni. A. 10 o'clock
" m 40 Cue Court Room of sad Court, 10
ibc County Court House. SAT- Lake tity and
NuuuH Utah Territory. has been duly up.
pointed hF toe Judge of said court FOR tie
tlIcmCut OF faid arrUunt and hearing said
"Nuun Cor distribution Al which time ana
place any Uoraou interested IN SAID estate may
appoar ana show cause n any there be-, why
HHIl account should not be- settled aud up.
proved and dna distribution made a. prayed
dated july 10Th. 4 o.. Ist
u " Ntipl clerk ~ Probate Court
lyL INUh. Deputy
D. % lruu ATTORNEY.
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We
A. NJ Ihuta, sarah o. Ianes. hate ~ bgurgr
Perm. J.. n. Hodge Jennie 4. sutton, the
tuWmGrUiul National uank ia corpora
tuuI, " 81 NfIuruiCk. Guardian, Inu
stHfH ltaut NJ Ii1h Ia yurI0rauUuI uud
Frank D. iUatt du.rudauls
Tie UruUIC Ut Che Territory of UTAU send
grrauuFr no a. 80 IauUs -araH D. lance,
hHfu rt tgurEc tHul. D. o. llnuar, Iruuir ID.
sutton tuo NuuurTlBl National Nauh .h cog.
IurAuuui, vs. ~ urHuuI.h. .utIlIAu. mo
1910 l.auk ~ liHH 4t0T|1guu1nI auI iIuut
q. .lil't. Defendant.
Nul ARG lliEEh tCU' fttu TO- At
n Utarll 40 action Nruu-ut siInH. Nuu ~
lHH anuEg Uum,u lHfnuu u quo uHtlgI court
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