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NOTICE. 10 CRtDlTo1s.
state o, Daniel d. Daniels. Dsositsd.

Estate OF Daniel O. Daniels. usoslHgd.
Nroricr is nEUsBY OWEN BY THE
IN undersigned. S.. s. IhHlHr, admins
UAtor uI tho eftate Of Daniel g. Daniels,
drrraHrt. t1 tup creditor uI nul 900 ptrauuH
having claims trHu.t iht afii dotOH 90. lu
rHNtHit them with Ono necessary NuuChtItf
within ten months after iny rut publication
OF tuIH notice, Go tur HgIi administrator NO. NiH
once. So. fit Door IIuU.s atIt Lake tty,
On tho County OF salt Lake. Utah.
Dated Jauuuy ltU, 1874. -
A.N rANIuu.
Administrator % Che ,ftlic OF Daniel r..
UHHIfIH. IUHrHHnt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-17
LEGAL NOTICE.
lu the Probate count lp aud Cor salt Lake
County Territory uf uuh

Do tlU Probate iuull lp HuI flr salt Lake
County Territory OF uuh
90 Che matter VI tho estate ol Lrlnilas 4.
ltAiuu, deceased.
NOTiCr D. HEREBY glNTN THAT
~ john lL lloric.. HdHIuH traitor ui tho
estate uf LCouldhs &. utHuld, deceased.
uuH rendered ior settlement, aud ulud n said
court, hH uual account ~ DIE llWiuiHrluun
Of said estate aud petition Tor nnul distribution
ut inu residue uf said gatllc among the ucra0u8
rnUurd thereto, hud That Wudursisy Ono Ilft
DAY OF January, a. n lsli, at lU 90. o tk u.m.,
at the court room OF said court, iu 500 County
louri House. salt Lake CITY and County. Utah
Territory, hAH been duly appointed uy ttr
Judge NJ HAid court for the uttllUmUutot Hnid
account ami hearing taid petition Cor dlHtf.lu.
uuuut which TINE ami place any person Inter.
tst'1 ln taii estate may appear and show
cause 10 any there De, why SAID account HhouId
NOT Dee HtttlCd and approved HuI uuul liHtrlUu.
ton made uH PRAYED Tor
Dated January sth, lslL
~. " MELON,
tloTk ~ the Probate Court
by j D. JACK, ltIuiy,
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NOTICE 70 CREDITORS.

Estate OF Belinda b.. Mu scr, deceased.
NJ Office 10 Hereby GIVEN ny TINE
~ undersigned, cACcutriN Of the estate OF
belinda r. MhHarr, dtDchHcd,t TO tur cfUultlra Of.
aud an pcuuuh having claims HglinHl Che siid
derVaned 90 exhibit thum with the necessary
Voucher, NItuiu tou WuntnH nliHr lun unt
publication oi thia uuurc.tn thc SAID CAgcutriA,
nt % south MAN street. sat Laao city, UtAh,
in tho County oil talt Lake.
Dated January ith, ItNi
LOUISE sIENuuu9E BARTON,
LrGcutriN OF belinda T.. Mufaor, Deceased.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-17

In the Probate Court. fn and for SALE lake
County. I1rHofy OF ilah,
In The Matter ~ thc Eriai1 o.. John n.
smith, Declared.

NuIluf NDNHAHNIs
NOTICE % UtWHl GtNtN THAT
- james g. Smith HtmiuIHirAinr ~ iuu
estate of John "a smith, untUnrsd, ulH rene
GDDI Cor uuti.umrut H1d nioi be- Hlii Count nig
final account uI hIH HumiuHtrHuHu ul HAIi
v.tttr ami petition tor nuu difirlluuu 90 NC
residue of said rHfIfu among ih1 UIr"uuH rutIs
OF January. S 10 900, ut Do O'Clock u.r1, 10 Goo
Court ruOmof aitI Court, iu 90. county lluf.
House, salt t.ntn ely aud tuuutU Cab Tore
ritlfy, has been duly appointed ly the IulEe
uf sfii court TOR the ftuirurut of Haid nr.
count aud bearing HAt uFuunu Tor Nuiuuu
ton, no which time Hud place ANY Icron Boo.
trruHfcd ir Haih estate may npprar ana chow
cause. NJ any There Ic, why .aid account should
nor Do Hufuo1 and approved and lnAl uUifiDu
t.Un made uH prayed Tor
a. v. MELOI.
CLERK % tNc Probate Court
ny =. o. jACK, Deputy.
wApurtt A ADAMS,
o..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-17

ia thc Probate Court Il AMI Tor salt Lake
County, Territory OF ttlu.
IN tho Matter Of tho Relate OF John Beck,
uUctangi.
NTuIIrE is uruauI OWEN THAT
~ rufah IUrk. tNCCuUUN OF NO
trtltr OF John Heck. deceased. Dos fcn.
Grref f1l astloWcut and u.ul in sd Court
Dor uHll account uf hur aiuinnifauou oi 'lIl
estate Hul petition for nuH dHifiHulun 90 600
rD.IHua uI sait estate among nn rnrnIH .n.
UHUI iugfHt1, mud thlt Iur.dat, tun a'Ih dAl
.UI JANUARY. 4. ID. Ifll, 40 Do O'Clock u 10
NH Court doom ut fai3 Court. ln tht County
tour HuHUr, salt iatu city ana County, lilh
IUIU.IrIt Doe boon duIF appointed by tN.
Judge OF HIIf Court Cor Che 'ttrmuu' OF hhil
rrsHunt and tCarrs HuIl uulluu Tor urtllIu
tuu. .f uhIHu time ana place anF l'fsuu
IuftrraIrI said ratliu may uppu|r urt H1ng
rtuHU. DO HaY There NU, why salu nr u ir' slnuIi
tUt HH Hut.Iul Hu1 approved and uuai uuulnu
tIuH m1Gy Ha pflIvl fIr.
nv 1lTLOT.
Cl1r uf lhu Probate Dlurl
HYJ. o. JACK, ug.uiy,
b. NAHhu hN, Attorney.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-17

NroltCE THERE AUL pELNQUFNr or.
~ 600 lHc following described riura uu HUs
yuurtuiHsafsfurUl levied uu flC seventh tay Ut
october iHII thU HUHUra' amounts eos opposite
iHr uamCs Of t4g TgHpCcurv ahaTgu0irtfa. %
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-17
SUMMONS ON cRoss COMPLAINT.
Ia ilc district Court 90 uud Cor tho Third
Judicial District Of u'ah Territory
County OF salt Lake


motifs NolN'iEt ItAlNtNs
John 4. Grocsucok ANA D.. Grocsutot. William
sfuuaUUea, Eleanor T. htDCturrh ,Airnulaf
S sl6att ii5nr9 n. G,c'a II. H. bacon.
tab National nank, o corporation, itugl
IlUaHr amt lltury ~ wallace. 60 uuintrl
doing husIuU1s under tbH uun ulmg "
Iugacr Wallace, J.. D. Archer, T. q. res,
b. 81. IgrriIl ~. Fl, llUuy, Mas Martin ana
Samuel l.. L1iusor, cl'pafiuura, usl.f Tue
uru name Of Mtrlu Is luluHur Auu li0ugha
ton. MrNair Hardware 90, O. corporation,
Defendant,
Tho people of the 1urr.torf u Utah scnd
rto.uhF 90 John a. Droc.uugh, ann o.
brUUsltrs, WliAu NruuHhrcs, Eleanor A.
trorsuCcE, NiahniaG %. prpgs1C.s thora
DTuCsuors. Joseph ~, 'touii, iouD W, Greco,
NJ. 80. bacon, lUh HuuUuai Bank rUrpuU-
ton, JAmus urAcr ami Hour wallace. GO
plrtnOra doing huuucaa uudcr 90. iru name
B Morrill,, o. s. laucy, Nus Martin, and
Samuel o.. IUIH. vr, In partners under One urW
ulma 90 Nlruu q lelpHur hhd llou.hlun ht.
haIr iiardwuro Co.,, corr ration, defendants.
YOU ARE ufREuY REQUIRED To
u appear 900 hu lyuon lrggfht gEainat you
uY lIU above nUwCi rluluuN bon tuH District
tuurt uf tAu Ihifu Judicial uIHirtt ut tucluH
ut1ry Of utsu and Co. HuHEgr tlc c.Dss'c1m.
81 tnH dly ot trrNiu'I after che service On you
Of ihIH 800 lmuuf=t served Wltuin tuIs county,
District within went ihYs otlgfNiau william
furlY DAYS. ur Judgment iT uuf.ult NiIl DO
taken against lgu, according 90 thc prayer Of
Iheaaid acton ls br ught 10 have Judgment
nHHinHt defendants NlghuiIH No. William uuu
John a. GrDgshctk, 100 the Hum " slluj., with
jim 3, i.5i. Coz 80. of suit ind si.i'0 utiof,
uUTH fees alleged 90 go duo on o. certain prom
isaory note, executed b. Haid defendants % Tee
PENDANT STOUT, dnn, @, 1879, Tor % ,Nul visa ins
toIra. from iatr az clshlpyr cont per unnum,
Same bong due ana wholly uupaid, nuu
secuted hy mortgage OF even iaiC on promises
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
hostSsmtNl NOTICE.
North Point Consolidated Irrigation Company.
Location 90 Office and principal place of hrsI.
moss, luNcn hotel west second South
srcCt, SALT Lake city, Utah.

Nori0E o. HEREBY GIVEN THAT 40
~ regular meeting OF tEe UIarI uf
IrN .iIIH uf Haid company, held Un Ono cd HHV
90 NuNuuHCr. l.ii. asfcH atHo.t $50 %. of ..t urr
co.. orr I'd cents pCr share Wa levied ."u
inc capital stock 0f tho corporation. us#aIId
lmmoliate'y 20 the fCcratlrU,it Ir uHUu u.
= cuul a1utu street, SAT- iIao city, Utah
TERRITORY. ANY STOCK upon which tHIs a4srHH.
IIul mall remain unpaid Hu saturday. H ....
%, l.l. wall Dol delinquent and advertised TOO
NE M public auction aud unless payment #
made before, will uo sold 0u Tuesday. TnI .f.
} %. nt O'Clock b. ms. o. pay fIr UeIuUH#Ut
a.sv. HuHut. together with tho r.slH of r.tUf.
UH'ua and expenses ~ HaIU.
IF urfurUi thO hUafu OF directors.
.. ~. Wul1Iul $40 IIi.
r. %. N1N l'tA secretary.
SALE Lake titY. Utah. Dee. li. f.s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-17

NOTICE. TuERs ARE rELtNQUENr
~ un1u ihc following describe stotk ON
count N asscssmCut levied un tnu llt1 day
'I .DNOf uNNfs lti, the several auuuutH H1f
'NN.lle i.t ulmna OF the respective sna-e.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-17
SUMMONS.

Ia tho District Court DO and Tor the THIRD
Judiclal piatrist ~ uinh Territory,
County ~ salt
Lake
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-17

Hiram a. iiofs. samuel a. Duncan. James 49,.
iArdlcy aud ". l.. Culbcrlzon, Defendants
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wApprtt a ADAMS,
Attorney Cor Eatate.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In hc Probate Court Il AMI fo- sall Lai
County, Territory OF inh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-17

UTIT ~ TIU IT1IITI |IITl
by q JACK, ug.uiY
s. b. NAubtt hv, Attorney.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1894-04-26
FOR THE CIRCUIT BENCH.
Guernsey County Presents the Name Of
Judge Campbell.

Guernsey county will urge the candi-
dacy of Judge J. W. Campbell for the
circuit judgeship to succeed Judge
Frazier Judge Campbell is well known
to the bar and citizens of Belmont county
and his fitness for. the position is fully
recognized. He is well qualified by
nature, education and training for the
position, and in addition, is in the prime
of life and fully able to assume a full
share of the onerous duties of the circuit
bench. Since Belmont county has no
candidate and Judge Campbell has many
friends here it is not too much to expect
that he will receive hearty support from
Belmont county. For about a quarter of
a century Judge Frazier has sat in the
reviewing court of this county, and with
all honor to his able services there seems
to be a feeling in some quarters
that he should give way to
a younger man. Judge Campbell
would make worthy successor to Judge
Frazier, and with Campbell OH the bench,
our Circuit Court would not lose its rep
utation of being the ablest in the State.
Judge Campbell was in town one day
last week, looking over the ground, and
getting acquainted.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1894-04-26
To straiehten The Stream

Land owners along Wills Creek pro
pose to change the course of that stream
in Noble county, says an exchange. The
bottom lands on Wills Greek amount to
10000 acres. For the past few years
these lands have not more than paid the
tax. Several millions of dollars worth of
product have been lost by the overflow of
the crooked channel. Two thirds of the
present distance of the water course can
be saved, according to the survey. From
the Monroe county line to the Guernsey
county line, following the old stream, is
about thirty miles. BY the survey it can
be made to run this distance in nine
miles. Fifteen hundred dollars per mile
would be the maximum cost of changing
the course $40, 600 the entire cost. The
project is being vigorously discussed, and
it is thought it will be carried out ere
long.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1894-04-26
MARRIAGE.
Brilliant Wedding of the Accom-
plished Daughter of Mr..and
Mrs. George Brown.

The marriage of Miss Lula Brown,
daughter of Mr.. George Brown, the Pres
ident of the First National Bank, of this
place, to Mr.. Terrill J. Easter, of Pitts
burgh, took place at the home OF the
brides parents, at IL o'clock, Thursday
The beautiful ceremony of the ring was
used, and was conducted by Rev. Robt.
Alexander. ID. D., of the Presbyterian
Church. The four charming little daugh-
tiers of Mr.. and Mrs NJ G. Mitchell act
ed as flower and ribbon girls. The bridal
dress was of white crepe du chene, and
the bride wore bouquet of roses and
necklace of pearls. Miss Luellen Sutton,
as maid of honor, was also attired in
white crepe du chene. Mrs. George V.
Brown played the wedding march from
Lohengrin, as the party came into the
room. Messrs. John Frazier, of this
place. Van Dorm Sutton, Barclay John
ston, of Pittsburgh, and Mr.. Smith, OF
Rochester. n. Y, acted as ushers. After
the ceremony Miss Easter, sister of the
groom, entertained the guests with a
song. An elegant luncheon was served,
and the couple left by the afternoon b.
and o. train for Pittsburgh, where they
will be at home at 253 Shady Avenue,
after May 18th.
Flowers were abundant, the various
rooms being profusely decorated with
roses. The guests numbered more than
sixty-almost all being family connec-
tions of the bride or groom. Among
those present from out of town were Mrs
Easter and daughter, of Chicago; Mrs.
Smith and son, of Rochester, n. Y; Har-
ry Woodmansee, Barclay Johnston and
Van Dorm Sutton, of Pittsburgh; Miss
Bess Jepson, Mrs. Ella Johnston, and
Mrs. John K List, of Wheeling; Miss
Hester Hughes, of New Athens; Miss
Mary Workman, of Cadiz; Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. C. Mitchell, of Martins Ferry, and
Joe Alexander, of Akron.
Very numerous. valuable and beauti-
full were the many presents rendered the
happy pair from their friends and kins-
folk here, and at other points.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1894-04-26
New Series, Vol. "a, No IL

dent may approve bill after the ad-
journment of Congress, providing that it
be within the ten days allowed him by
the Constitution In the past the prac-
tice has been to cOnstrue the ten
days on bill to mean only when Con-
gress is in session. The President has
many times been hurried to his room at
the Capitol, and been compelled to sign
bills as fast as they were brought to him
i a order that they might become laws
before the hour of final adjournment ar
rived The decision, which is by Judge
Mott, boldly arrays the facts and author
tiles, all OF which are contrary to the
conclusion that has before governed all
practice
The famous Burgess of Homestead
during the great strike, Mr.. McLuckie,
has again come into prominence at the
Capital, this time as one of the inform
ers on the Carnegie defective armor
plate matter. He has been collecting
new evidence upon the subject, but
whether it extends over any time not yet
covered by the last fine, which was paid,
is yet question to be decided.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1894-04-26
COMMON PLEAS COURT.
A Running Summary Of Business
Transacted-Verd Findings
and DEGREES of Court.

Common Pleas Court convened in
Summer term on Tuesday.
Present, J. b. briggs, Judge; Henry
NJ. Davies, Clerk; NJ. NJ. Scott. Sheriff.
The Grand Jury being summoned,
came, to wit: Joseph McClain, Fred
Brubaugh, Oliver Tarbet. James l.. Lam
caster, Hiram Smith, Oliver Watkins,
n. C. Reed, F. F. Doudna, James Fry
man, VIM. b. Crozier, Albert Kennedy,
Wesley Jackson, A. 5. Reynolds, Thos.
Burtoft, and Theodore Burris. Hiram
Smith was appointed foreman. and the
Jurors of the Jury being duly impaneled
and sworn retired to deliberate.
On order of the Court, ID. NJ. Davies
was appointed Court Constable for the
term.
John McMillen against Cleveland, Lo
rain and Wheeling r. r. Co. Defend
ants Offering to allow judgment for S45,
same was accepted.
Messer Crawford and others against
James Craig. Dismissed for want of
prosecution.
John w. McGuire against Laura J.
Mcclure. Dismissed at costs of plt'ff.
Martha E. Hoge, guardian, against
Pearl Hoge and others. guardian. Set
tied and dismissed at costs of plaintiff.
Margaret Williams against Samuel
Brown. Cause and recognizance con-
tinued.
Elizabeth E. Reed against Leander c.
Reed. Cause dismissed at costs of plt'ff.
II ulda Alexander against Chas. Alex
ander. Dismissed at costs of plaintiff.
Kate F. Kaine against City of Martins
Ferry. Cause dismissed without preju-
dice.
W. F. Outland against Manley NJ.
Hayes. Settled and dismissed at costs
of plaintiff.
Edwin n. Boggs against Alpha Coun-
Gil, No. so, o. U. a. NJ. Settled and dis
missed at costs of plaintiff.
Annie b. Johnson against VIM. Burris,
admir-. Settled and dismissed and costs
paid.
Edmond D. Miller against Edwin
Boggs. Settled at costs of plaintiff.
Bridgeport Liquor Co. against L. s.
Express Company. Cause dismissed at
costs of plaintiff.
City Bank of Wheeling against Gott-
leib He'll and others. Settled and dis
missed and costs paid.
The following cases were continued:
Mary M. Sheets VS.. Rebecca J. New
land.
VIM. Anderson and Others VS.. Joseph
Iddings and Others.
David Davis VS.. Pittsb'h and Wheel
ing c oal Co.
VIM. Anderson VS.. Jos. Iddings ct al.
Jane Atkinson VS.. Jos. lddings ct al.
First Natl Bank st. Clairsville VS.. A.
T. Stilwell.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1894-04-26
Interviewed tine President.

Various items have been going about
relative to visit of Judge briggs last
week to Washington, and an interview
with the President. This must have
been quite pleasant both for the Judge
and the President, but it is charged that
the Judge was not at the capital simply
for the pleasure of a chat with the Presi-
dent. Indeed, it is whispered that his
visit was in behalf of Terrill, the Demo
cratic postmaster-to-b be at Martins Ferry.
This, however, must be mistake, since
Terril has been before Judge Driggi
at least couple of times.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1894-04-26
VIII Go Abroad.

Benjamin Mcbride, one of the boys
who left town the preceding Saturday
returned Friday. He says that Peter
Tallman. Achilles Keys and he took an
excursion train from Pittsburgh for Bal
timore. On their way down they passed
the Coxey fleet-three barges on the
Chesapeake & Ohio canal-but felt no
desire to join. After knocking about
Baltimore for few days, the other boys
determined to make an effort to go to
England. 1t seems that cattle shippers
frequently employ men to take care of a
lot of cattle on the passage from Balti-
more to Liverpool, giving for such SER
vice the passage across and at Liverpool
either the passage home or forty dollars.
The boys evidently got the idea from a
young man of Burr's Mills who made
such a trip, and chose the passage home
rather than the sum of money. Ben did
not care for an ocean voyage, and accord
ingly came home.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1894-04-26
The Crops.

The Ohio weather and crops service in
its last weeks report speaks as follows
of this section of the State: The damage
to wheat, fruit and pastures was oyeres-
timated, after the March freeze, but not
as to clover, oats and potatoes. Wheat
generally looks well and is improving in
sown, and large acreage of potatoes is
being put in under favorable conditions.
Pastures are improved, but some feed
ing is still necessary. Resown clover is
coming up. Peaches, pears, cherries and
plums are in full bloom, and apples leaf
ing. Flowing for corn iswell advanced,
and some has been planted. Fruit pres
poets brighter.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1894-04-26
Elizaheth Hnsne Nichols

Papers from Olathe, Ks, notice the
death of Elizabeth Hogue Nichols at the
home of her son, ]. T. Nichols. April Sth.
She was born about three miles north
west of St. Clairsville in 1907, and lived
in this neighborhood until 1879, when
with her husband, Thomas Nichols, she
moved to Kansas. She was the mother
of eight children, three of whom are liv-
ing. She was a member of the Society
of Friends, and is well remembered in
this vicinity, having many kinsfolk here.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1894-04-26
Caught at Last.

The mayor. tax collector and members
of town counil of Sistersville, down the
river, have all been indicted by the Tyler
county grand jury for corruption in Of
flee. The alleged corruption consists in
permitting saloon keepers to violate the
laws of the State in consideration of cash
paid by the aforesaid saloon keepers
This was so open and notorious that il
was not thought the law would ever over
take the corrupt city officers, but the
leaden heel of Justice got there, though a
little behind time.