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SKIN CANCER CURED.
Testimony From the Mayor of seauin.
Texas.

Sequin, Tex.-Messrs. Lippman Bros
Savannah, Ca, Gentlemen have tried
your P. p. p. for disease of the skin
usually known as Skin Cancer. of thirty
years st anding, and found great relief. T.
purities the blood and removes all irrita-
ton from the seat of the disease, aud pre-
'eIiss au. ePleauIhg OF the sores.
confident that another course win efSect a
cure, it has also relieved me from indi.
gestion and stomach troubles Yours
truly, Capt. w. M. Rust. Attorney.at.law
AID ~ Wv Az W.
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A SUSPICION OF FOUL PLAY.
An Unknown Man Found Dead Near
whitehall g. G.


The following telegram turned over to
Detective Hanley last night by Mr.. L. ].
Hodges, proves a mystery, upon which
the detective will endeavor to secure
some light to-day:
Charleston, S. c., May II, 1891. J.
Hodges y Co, Savannah, Ga: An unknown
white man with your bill in his pocket, made
to Jesse Brown, was found dead near White
hall, 5. G. If you know Of this party please
communicate the facts to his people The
body will be buried at Whitehall tomorrow.
c. s. GADSDEN,
Superintendent c. & S. Ry.
There was nothing to show whether
the deceased came to his death by VIC
lence or otherwise. Mr.. Hodges knows
nothing of the party so far as he can tell
at present from the information received.
He has customer, a negro named Jesse
Brown, who runs a butcher shop on the
Louisville road, several miles from the
city, to whom he has made several sales.
Brown told Mr. Hodges that he had silent
partner, white man, who was backing
him in the butcher business. 1t is possible
that the deceased is this silent partner
It would appear SO from his having
Hodges & Co.'S bill against Brown in his
pocket. Detective Hanley will endeavor
to secure further light upon the matter
to-day. He is of the opinion that there
has been foul play
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Worlds Columbian Exposition

VIII be of value to the world by illus
trating the improvements in the mechani-
cal arts, and eminent physicians will tell
you that the progress in medicinal agents
has been of equal Importance, and as a
strengthening laxative that Syrup of
Figs is far in advance of all others.-ad
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Now Ready.

The complete set of twenty three parts
Of the Rand McNally h Co.'s Encyclo-
pedia and Gazetteer is now ready for dis
trioution. $3.50 and two coupons gets the
greatest work published with
colored maps and Illustrations. Business
Office, Morning News, Savannah, Ga.-ad
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"Oxvdonor Viotorv.o onntinn-

1t has become necessary for us to an
nounce to the public that MIR. A. c. John
son is not in any way connected with US
in the sale of the Oxydonor Victory.
Parties can buy directly from US from our
Atlanta Office. Alexander, Beck a. Co.
80 and 81 Grant building.-ad
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Waiting a Claimant.

A challenge is offered to any one who
can produce case of torpid liver that
will not succumb to the influence of Sim
mons Liver Regulator, taken regularly by
direction y
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Fans Free to AN

To every purchaser we will give beam
tiful japanese fan to-day. The Great At
lantic and Pacific Tea Company. $50
Broughton street.-ad.
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For the Smallest Man.

Collat exhibited yesterday a suit of
clothing made for the smallest man in the
city, Prof. Huebnar. The suit was hand
somely finished, and was made entirely
in the Collat establishment
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War on scrofula and every form Of
impure blood is boldly declared by Hoods
Sarsaparilla, the great conqueror of all
blood diseases. I'D.
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Japanese Fana.

Beautiful fans given away; free to all
purchasers to-day The Great Atlantic
and Pacific Tea Company, $50 Broughtop.
-ad.
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If you desire luxurious growth of
healthy hair of a natural color, natures
GROWING ornament Of both sexes. use
only Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re-
newer.-ad.
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LUODEN & BATES S. Hu

WEATHER PROBABILITIES ,rrr-,
DAY: Showers, attended by thInderst11ILLU-Ikt
IN "a Yannah or vicinity; slight cha9ges ms f.
east to east north.
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Dressed chickens to arrive in the morn
ing; will be sold cheaper than beef.-Est
S. w. Branch
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Protect YOurHOm0S

Every night some house in our city is bur.
glarized 0u''
BUY A PIANO, borrow fiddle. rent
mute employ music teacher, and be nro-
tected from thieves p'0-
PRICES UNCHANGED. No advance ba.
cause OF this new Burglar Projection I'm.
proVement' which is found in all our Pianos
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He said it would not be a violation OF
the registrars oath to inform a friend
that he had not registered and urge him
to do so, even though the information
was obtained from the book
Many of these questions were nm
swered in reply TO interrogatories from
the court. Mr.. Rockwell stated that if
the court took that view Of the case he
didn't want to ask any more questions.
and the court as promptly told him he
could do just as he pleased about that.
Mr. Manucy admitted that he had
within the precincts of his club urged the
members, as body, to 20 and register.
He stated that, as yet, he had no political
bee in his bonnet. He said that the req
istrars looked up information with re-
gard 10 the standing OF parties and their
rights TO register, both for themselves and
Tor other parties who were friends of
those making the inquiries He said he
didn't think II wrong morally to urge
friend TO vote, and while he objected to
the postal card system. he admitted that
there was no real difference between that
method and a personal request.
SUBMITTED WITHOUT ARGUMENT.
The court was ready for tho arguments
Mr.; Rockwell said he had none TO make
and Mr.. Saussy said he had nothing TO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-01
MARsHAL,s SALE.


Il duoeied b. the Thifa District Court. OF
lhe TERRITORY % Utah, thsil expose a. puhnr
sac, ~ ne south front noor Of ire ounty Cont
House in The city q salt Late. Cou1ty Of salt
Late, and Territory Of Utah. on the igth day
oi NpNemher, lat. ats o'cloct, o. m all the
rrht, TUE. eta m aud interest OF Addic b.
ife,uhstla, ara John .. IrewhcIA o. Do. and
- we Following described real estate situate.
yiiE ani heinF IN salt Lake tity aud County,
anI described aslfollnws 10 wit
ScEinnlug A. point two o. rods south from
zoo ntrthwest corner Of lot three 90, block
lhfty nine llll plat ~" SAT- LAKE CITY EUR.
NeY. running thence east ten tlul rods. thence
south three ~ rods, thenro west ton 90 rods
lhenee no Oh ihr 90 rods 20 the place of BE- .
FlnninF, containing tnfty go square rods Of
lsnd also iul right Of way fof travel over
VIC iol owing Rfuund. 10 wi ueHinrtng ~ a
point twenty ne tl1icft south from the north
estcoruer OF said lot three tll, AFORESAID and
running thence o1st Hevc ~ nve liil feet
Nenee south eight tsl ftei. thence wet
seventy I've 90 feet thence ulrth niFHt tslfcet
70 lhe place q berlaning 10 bc cold us the
property u Addio O.. rfewht.a aud John a.
lteWheIa, a. ne Huit Of s uaya
Terms OF sale. cash
NArM BRIGHAM,
g. e.. NauuaL
~ l. =. AuCurn. DEPUTY Nafshtt
dated pct0hcf 9Th. ls1t
io1lh' Ice a sray, ausfncys Tor plaintiff.
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NOTICE OF SALE UNDER IRus1 MEN

Noilvt u HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
- a. nNiuAa' on the ~ DAY Of August is91
gohn w. CAmpueil aud EIiz .botl Uampbeii,hi.
N'ie' made, executed ana de- iyered 10 frans
- stephens their certain trust deed. tbgr.',v
.n,,ssllns 70 We .aid frAns u. stephens no
H"ith, mar Of ,ho South llaIf Of 'lot four
.uNeJ, situated Ia tho cry and rounty
o. rht Lake. Territory on Utag
"a s9i'i , Tu,t deed being recorded on tho 8th day
lsEta l1li, Of Tho records OF no reroffisr
W eal lhbe county, Utah territory. refer.
fu n,o 20 which d hereby had, said CONVEYANCE
mrnl 90 Aluiuua Nance Of The ann ~ ftirty
lN0 Hundred Dollars on tho frst itay Of AZ.
,sutai" ~, WIN Interest from August arst.
In g9',, u'sn' Wv etht per annum,as evidenced
III 'uulph pflmissofy note dated Aupust
W. iri, winch sud note proyided ~,
,.. u,iiult Do made in the payment III aBV ih.
prinrinsi W wv ~. "5 any par' thereuf, then tue
~ we uut uf Huch default might 49, ht M
1teIsp.Ni' ,nv lesM holder oil SAID uuIi 90 ones
.sI W. ,. u9s anu PAYABLE, without notice
fs,,ii,, Iuhs Hccd also provided that should do
laull pc made iu the payment OF npv istsrest
ttNlua Nt any part thereof, said frpstro
i6dri,ts,i,a1 .Mi promises Co pty all OF SAID
wee OF mo time, terms nnd MIS-. ~,
nnN,,u .9'oiuy advertisement IN some ntwspaBer
In san istsu Ens"9 language and published
ca. hnd reasonable attorney f0g an %"
httraH hn interest Cuup nj f1r tbe nm N,
-. ""NNlNl aAu WENT eight do IHrs fnr an,
Wlua up1h Hald luuoutrduest. mAulrpi mn,
W., Wy nl1' aay ui AugusLlspl aud no par. tber,l
OF mas utcu pAlu' and f"'' '"N'N'
NJ W. ng'gaa Alb.Gus Nrnoe Is tho oga holder
~, salu h1lo hud hta elected 20 declare thr IN
~ tllh' 'pll fum secured thereby due ant
w Au.e' inu has declared same due anu 80,
n ,r,, aIl haH fgqn fted mo unIp'si'isi
uua.,o 10 trll allu premises tor tho turp,'s"of
ia2luE ,all ln1Cuiudntas; now. ther,fnr''
,'e N htftui ven tHnt on sHturtiny ~
NgMuNi l'.h, ltil, M ig o'rIort p,..n
~ 9 ,u uM ~ iho suuih iront door
"s, tWs oli county c0uu house IN
hl lAAe Ni} lIh teutury. IN Yp,.'
,l-h,l WI ttI Mo premises b fetutst'..
I,a,tluul, 90 puHllu Uuct va 10 tbr bi XXX
s n,it, ,I lof Gen Tor lho purpose of patIe
, ,. 'naeulclughs io.WlE Iha sum otft,b
MN lh'tleal iAerruu lt eight prr COM frn,,,
nNsua' NV '', am the sum IN no d,i.'n'
ga, ~ interest Nlth interest tusr.uu a t,iu,
bSr ornt nom AusustisI, lsli,Wiih rnaisnf XXX
anlutHa'lyh aul reasuuiUr rnt,trr,4.
t,9u 20 eAll uuhltc town.. 81 .andaro..tnSi.f.
~, ~, n,A uI council leo tu-wit. tbr sull ~
w. ahu Mill hr'tupIu exec 10 IA Iced it -
sinplo 10 ihe purchaser ~ saId pram,s,s i fo5
thlu properly ''''' '"'
FHANH %. sTEpHENs.
nsnAef 'smiIh attorney Tor said uusscs
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EuTIoE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY OWEN. THAT ny
~ Nir uo NJ ttu puwor and authority con
tanned 90 she asI will and testament 81 tlAm
lnddingion, doc Esvi tho undersigned e1tcus
tor viii cell nt private sale subject 20 com
urmauou by che Probate Court IA and for
SAT axe County Utah Territory, the follow
lEs described real property, town. Com
muncng az point twenty go rods east from
tho yutnWtsi corner ~ Lot three go
in Block zone 40 OH) OF the i've
Acre PA, a. lNs Hold turyey, and running
ihrnco east 4Wvr 1000 rods thence Norih
lighg Hut Seven Ten. be- (s7-lO) rods thence
West Three Ii| rods, thence South
EiFhi tn1 ryrr Iulths q TOO rods 60
place M no. inning sEuntci in SAT- lako
County. llHh utUY Terms, cash. Ten
per cent on goo. UfHuUr NJ hid, balance ON ron'
nrmluuu of aA.UHF Probate Court.
h'ug ln wiring H.fTuasOd 10 the UNDER
a.Eutd, caro- NC lflEe NJ. Nadoell, room hl'
hrOlfnin. building, 7HIt take Ciiy, sNt laag
county, lhu ltuwrg uu 90 tho iih day ~
November l'1l. ON uf after which SAID day,
And % said place, sa.l property WI 90 sold.
JANUs JOHNSTON,
Executor q ihH Hs. uiIl and testament of
Elem lullIuE,Hn, deceased.
nntou brinurT Htn. le4
WAppLLL q ADAas, Attorneys for kataiS.
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Students Right 10 Vote.

The following students Of the b. Y
Academy were summoned before
County Registrar Miner this morning
10 show onus1 why their nnmth sh uil
not be stricken from o fegistrtti n
lisl! Frank Robertson, Ffansiin Rich
ards, EphTaim Je sun, Nepni o tefs, D,
VIM. r. Ward. Ffanklin FaifBankB,
Conner NJ. Richards.
Attorney Warner appeared for the
obcclors aud J. h. Booth, Charles DO
MDisey aud Robert Anderson or the
studonta. Registrar Miner held that
the challenged pariics must show that
they removed 10 Provo for other puf-
poses than merely 10 Attoni school,
snd that they IA good faith INTENDED
TO make Provo their home. Eyiduncr
in r. ard to these matters was intro
duoal.
Conner NJ. Richards, formerly Of Salt
Lake City, was tho Mat gentleman 10
have his onse investigated, anu after
htating evidence In the case Judge
Mil1er decided tia, Mr.. RicuATds WAS
oAtitled ~ y.-s Ia this city.
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PROVO.
Provo, UrAH Der. 81, 1891.
Firs, District Court.

The case Of g. A. Mott W J. W.
Alfred came up for trial after a
pr0ttacted tklrmish between council
before the court. Counsel Tor defend
snt contended that the appeal bond Of
plaintiff was Insufficient, tut the court
decided that the bond was good. Tht
case was appealed from Justice BIZ
inga's court in Uintah county. \. A..
King appeared for plaintiff and Ed.
wards 4 Saxey for defendant Plainun
claimed $40 70 for work done for de
PENDANT, SUI testified In regard 10 the
work done.
The defense IL that plaintiff neg
lected bile work, ami that defendant
was damaged through this neglect.
The Jury In the case Of IsAao Woolf
VI J. II. Milburn, returned verdict
for plaintiff awarding him $3.50 dam
ages. Fifteen uays stay Of prOoeed'
ings was granted.
10 the case OF Esther Comm W Louis
CARR = verdict OF "no cause u action"
was gwen.
In the case Of w. J. Pace Va jas.
Van Taftel, juItlne Of the peace Ia
Masatch county, demurrer TO Ietiion
for writ Of M hdamus sustained snd
the writ denied.
In tho csse OF J. j.. Lee " the Con.
tiuental Innuthncs Co., tue court o.
his own motor, set aside tbs verdict
Of lSs Jury, rendered about two wrehe
ego. The verdict awarded plaintiff
$3.50 for commissions ON insurance
policies taken by him Tor the CON.
pauy. Tho case was once tried before
Judge Merritt aud a verdict RENDERED
In favor of plnlntin. A new trial wa
granted on tue ground that the Yer iici
was contrary 10 the evidence.
Mary NJ. Andrews has commenced
suit Of foreclosure against l. zEif Al.
man and others,. The murHagOd
property 10 the sAbt halt Of lols SIX ana
sevun IN block seven, plat a, Provo
CITY survey, and was moftgased 10
secure n note OF $500, on tuu Bun day
Of December, 1891. 3. X. King d
attorney TOT plninuii.
q. 3. Hays confessed judgment In
favor OF VIM. Ferguson Tor the sum Oi
$50, WITH interest at the rate OF
one per cent per month from August
1910, 1898.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

I UCkf hill MINING co LOCATION
- ~ principal place OF business Park INV,
summit county, unh, Location OF minr'
snake creek Mining District Wasatch county,
Nguee Z horeby given that at meeting OF
tho lnafl OF directors held at rark City, Titan,
on We 5-lh day ~ september, 1894, an asses.,
mNNt 40 TO OF one and Onr.hAlf cent
ltr snare was levied 90 tho capltli
slneh on the corporation, payable to q A Gibbs
ItMlfrt room 2H Constitution huildiug
.e ~ nai9rc IN ION day Of November, lsli.
nam. gnulid on tho said lOth day Of Noyem.
W. l1l'' WIZ be delinquent hud hdyortisud Tor
aaI, ht pubic outou and N payment Do moi
mlNn Ntlofe, VIII be sold on thr 3Uih ta, uf
ruyrWhcr l'Hi, az Room 2h Uonstituu0n
huN ,lhs, az ? 70 M, To paw tho afae.smont
W,. .lluE with cost ofaivorllsug and eHpouse
Waite J. BURTON. SECRETARY
,... " q A. Gums Acting secretary
fArk CITY Utah, ropL -stu.l1
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suMMnNs
In the District Couri 10 and for the rhlrt
County Of sali take


Sarah Kahn. plnnua.
John N Doian. uarceiia D0ian bls VII.
Alberto Robinson. and Jane Doe nobins1n
The People OF tho Territory Of Utah sept
greeting tn John NJ. uuan aud VI |freits
noihn. his wife Albert Robinson and JAMS
Doc Robinson. biz wife, defendants.
YOU ARE HEREBY REQuGtEp 10 a.
Il pear m IN arulu brnuEht asninit YOU
hY hoaIoYu named plaintiffs In the District
Court Of the 1hitd Judicial ustrict OF tho
tefutory Of ttau anG 90 answer the conn atBt
Day Of tervicel after the service on you Of tHis
tsmmons-lf served within this couhtyi or 4
served out this county. but In this district.
wiihin treny days olhei wise viihin forty
dayt-sr judgment By default will - tasen
against Iou. according 10 1hs prayG o. SAID
tn ssid action t rou httohtvs dsment
aEairst defendants no an boz tho sum u gi.5I,
" % iniarsst 90 in pct cent per aunuW rom
VIII intcrcst from Mty 2, 1874. for SIS 80. win
interest from May W. 1874, for 81 81, with tn.
tercst from JuneA is1t. all ~ PEI cent ner
costs ~ suit alleged 10 bo due on 4 certain
Doan % plalnun June q, is3l, Tor is5 VITA
iutc, vst ~ 90 YER cut yer annum-sHna hetuF
duo and wholly unpaid cave the tum u slii
interest and ueiuE secured uy NOR gage OF
even date ON pre- ses hereinafter described,
executed by defendants - ian 10 plaintiff.
stid unris god premises having been sinfe
execution o. sald morgafe. conveyed o ie.
PENDANT ,lbvrt J. hohinauu. subject to lien Of
said mortgage 10 have tho usua decree uf this
court for the sale u stid premises. Hdlutging
that proceeds Of suc1 sale b. aupuof iu pays
ment of am0uuts due A. above, that defend
nuta aud al persons claiming under the 10 na
barrel an iutcrllted or all 90 TN or equity %
redemption In SAID premises. and ftir other
fclief SAID premises arr described ~ o lows
60 wits Al 81 iots numbered from ! 10 q M.
elusive. and being al The lots comprising
DO ans subdivision OF part OF block IT, nlAi
a. fVc Acre rat, niE tiod survey orrouttna
lots % and 81 81 ttii subdivision. 10 situate IN
sat Lake C.ty sud County, Utah
aud you aro horoby n0unef that n YOU fau 10
appear and auawUr the said compliant 10 above
rtqu rcd the sail plNnth will apply 10 Tie
court Tor the 70 iaf domAuded therein.
Witness. the Hon ramuol A. Merritt iud =,
and The seal ~ the district Court %
the lhifd judicial DISTRICT In and
tsrALl Tor the TERRITORY OF VI th, this ittn
cay Of July. To- ono year u our Lord
one Thousand eigni hsndrtd aud
ninety four
DAVID DUNBAR. CLERK.
ny GRO u. LOOMS, Deputy uicfk
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mARsHAt.'s SALE.

DURsUAN To Az ORDER OF SALE
4 20 me, directed BY zoe Thift Iiftrics
Court, 81 the Territory u Utah. shaii expose
NJ public sale. AZ the front door of the county
courthouse. in tho city " ,Alt Lake. county
~ salt Lntc and Territory Of UHh on the
lllh DAY Of November, lHlt, a. % O'Clock On f,
all the rsht. title, cIaim and interest %
Patrick ltyan and LufHbrth Ryan, OIL, in, And
20 The following dCfruhod real ottAte, situate,
lfiug and being m ~alt Lake CITY and
County, and described az follows, to.witt
Commencing ~ point CiEhiysnyu l.1l feet
west Of The southeast corner Of Iot two tll, of
block twelve il2, pat u. SALT Lake CITY survey,
running thence north seven 90 rods thence
west forty ull fref, thence south scyuu 10
rods thence east forty ttul fr 4. 10 place of
beginning rituato iu tho city and county ~
SAT- iaso, Territory ~ Utsh, 10 uc cold ~
the properly ~ ratrck Ryan snd Elifabuih
Nyan, NJ tho quit of q a. boutwell,.
I0rua % sale. cash.
NAT 81 BRIGHAM. q. T. Marhai.
BY J. T. ANChtt. Deputy Marshal
Dated October lHth. isli
Huuru. l.ru 4 UuAY.Hti0rncya Tor piainuu
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LOGAN.
Nnlnral hns Mnlls.

The north end of Cache county 1,
becoming noted for Its gas wells. a
short distance below Hmithiiell thef,
are two OF three families who utilize
natural gas for lighting and
heating purposes, anu last week
another now Of gas was struck
by Reese ClAwson, who was boring
an atiesian well on Joln BinghAm's
farm uear Trenton. On reaching a
Do "a Of iBs feot dow OF gas was
struck, which when ignited, shot n
namr fifteen feet into the air. IL 10
believed that gas Rbounds In that re.
glon, and further attempts will be
made 10 secure IL,
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NOTICE.

IN TIC ffobatn C1uri ~ aud Tor salt Lato
county, Territory VI U,ah.
In tho matter of the estate Of Euoch Reese.
deceased.
NOTICE ~ HEHEBY GIVEN THAT
~ John u. Reese. admtniftfAtnr nf the
estate Of Enoch Reese. decoased, has rendered
iur settlement, and uisd iu said court his Gual
&C ouut VI his admiuiatratlou NJ said estate
aud pcuti for hnal distrihuuon OF ur residue
% said estate among tho pcuous ent tcd
thereto. ana that saturday. tne ltth Gay ~
November u. 1914 ~ 10 O'Clock Co.,. at tno
cnur| room o. sad court In NE COM Court
House, salt l-ato CITY and County. Utah ter
fitufv, has been dolly appointed By tue 40 10
Of eaid court, Tor tho settlement uf said
account md herring SAID petition for distfihu.
ton ~ when lime ana pItco ans person
iuttrcttcd in SAIL estate may appear ana how
cause. " any there BE-, WY said arcnuut
should not be fefticd and approved and nual
distribution made AZ prayed Tor
Dated october lith, a. tsli
n. y. MEtOY.
CLERK Of PROBATE Court
ny y JACK. Deputy COX
John N. Cannon attorney
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&c. WI. |.
mARsHAls SALE.


DuRsuANr To As ORDER or SALE
i Hrd decree ~ fnfcrloaurr 20 me d.rsr ID
hv tho net ici Court OF thr IhIfd iudirIt dis
irIff of Ihr lHUltnIy OF q tHh. 4 shaI exp af "a
public fs'0 Ht tho front uanf Of Che unIy
tuur' lluuHe, on wet second south street. iu
tlo 1903 ~ 90 lake. County OF aIit iHkH and
Territory Of sob. uu thr listdly of ,uycmlUr,
l'il, 30 ]! O'Clock m 90 mo riFht title, claim
and Interest uf NJ james. aHran b. james.
Allie ulHue. l. ~. it1dFr. ~ a. McUnfuirt
doing hlsi rHs Hs Mr in.u.rr a Co. Jennie D..
sutton Tie 0mwurria. Nliiu nd nHuk 90 cor
rofltilnI, ". 3. MConr ick. guardian. The
tate Bans OF UiHh m r1rn1rtuunl, tud y. r..
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cHtair .Uu1tr. lYfrr AND btinc in az take
city, salt laio ouu.Y ana Territory " tt.h
und described as ilHHWa, 60 wif3
luin : ouiY seven 10 hud iwrniis eight
fs-l tn NnrIh lng'uwo %. o suhd.isiun 1f the
north BALI ot lots nge 'iI ana e. KIN cen lisI ami
Ihrt " OF SIX ~ AMI arNruteDn 40, hiurE
seventeen fI, Five Acre rat ~ Biz Yield
-urNeY. IN SAT- lake Ciiy. hhit Lake tountY.
Territory 81 TAT
To he aod Ne tho property Of 4. ~ james,
rurth D.. james, tiliO UHinr, H. u. Hodge W.
r. Mccormick fuuluE hu .inrHH nH Nee ruick n
CO.., Jennie ). sutton. me CummUrri & Nas
uoutl Nank Ga curpurHtoul, ". ~ Mccormick.
guardian, tho state uaua u Utah Ia corpora.
uoll, and d. e. HAT, as the sur OF John Is
Terms Of sale. Casb.
AAr N. nmGUAM.
q y Marshal
ny J. u. TNHosY
bOput, MArIhsL
Dated salttAke City. Octobor sist. isJi.
Atforney Tor Plaintiff
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-01
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

E''a'o Of Thomas uoodman, deceased
n 'llyh Is uERErN GIVEN RY TUE
- uhlcfslguud, Administrator OF the a.
A'o ui lhl Hus Goodman, decoused 10 tbo
sa'll"'7 % ana AL persons huWnr claims
aEanes thc said utceased to r.biitt nan,
WIN we necessary vouchers, within trn tnontn.
Alt,I enc utal pub irauun uf The notice. to me
s-it IL T. ',,nl, YEA. or AZ NO, dp south, Mau 81
Dated october lBlh lsii
N. y. WOpLLtY.
GOO imam, deceased.
'ANLs H. NoiLE, attorney Tor estats.