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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-20
INTRODUCING
a. A. SHEPHERD & OR. SCOTT
The Grcat New York Specialists
The Doctor Prevailed Upon
to Have Ills Great Remedy
Placed in the Hands OF the
Druggists.

This is the most wonderful production In medical
sclenoc IN the nlncteuatn century. This is not
patent medicine. out o prescription compounded
on scientific principles aEd uecd by Dr. scott in
his extensive practice for the OF all blood dis
eases. The cures wrought by 10 are simply won
dcTiu aud have attracted thousands 10 the doctors
poIlOfs for tree ment
10 such al ext NJ T. the demand upon the time
and attention Ct the Ooctor for his medicine from
people who could not visit New York city that 10
became matter 81 duty 60 devise some plan by
which the general public could be supplied with
this genuine v1inabie remedy and for this purpose
A. a. shepherd has been called TO Providence 10
arrange with Ran Lyon. Westminster street, 10
pcfnit thcm % koep ~ stock and sell this wonder
tu blood rcncdg. This Is purely vegetable, an
excellent tonic and bulldeT. blood puriher un-
eNoclled, nerve tonic nothing can equal Or
scott has devoted HIS lifo 60 the thorough know.
ledge and IN nleratandtng OF blood diseases.
\ few 81 which are named here. Kidney disease
liver com nplalnt sick headache. muscular rhcuua-
u6m, dyspepsia, loss Of appetite constipation
scrofula syphilis cancerous humors pain IN bones
catarfh, salt rheuu pimnle9 on face feneta debii-
iiy, boils, dizziness female weakness, maiarial
poison
the above upmed druggists have received their
frat consignment and worid invite all persona 70
call and '1cU ONE acquainted With tho merits OF a
perfect remedy Dr Scotts medicine when placed
in drug stores a. sold under the name OF Or. scotps
sarsaparilla aad an who intended taking a spring
med cine should not iaii to Try DR.. SCOTS sarss.
parilla
No Pills Have 10 be sed with DIR. Scotts
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BosroS, Nov 20 The Republican con-
vention 20 nominate candidates for the
board Of aldermen last night nominated
the following: Horace J. Allen, Alphous
Sanford, Charles 4. Wit. Charles K. Fol.
som, Perlie A. Dyar. Charles IA. Bryant
and Edward w. Presho. All bnt Messrs.
Alien and Dyar are members OF the pres.
sent honrd these two were nominated 70
take tho places OF Aldermen Fottler and
AallstraIn.
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NEw YORK, Nov. 20 AT the tenement
house commission hearing yesterday Mr..
Leveridge, an Inspector, in the employ OF
the commission, mentioned one case
illustrating the methods of some OF the
inbAbitants OF bhe tenement houses. In n
bakery two men we're found sleeping In
tho bread trough In which the bread was
daily kneaded.
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RULE OR RUIN.
Decided Upon by Radical Sill
verites OF Western States.
Republican Party Threatened Must
Declare For Free Coinage OF Silver.

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. o-The Gary Is. d.
correspondent OF The Journal wires as
follows: II would scarcely be expected
that information revealing great ma
tional conspiracy 20 rule or ruin The Re
publican party should be found In this
unirnportant villsss Nevertheless, my
information is SO decisive, as well as
thoroughly authentic, that l have no
doubt OF the truth of what / have 10 tell.
My informant is a gentleman of veraeity,
who is acting as nmanuensis TO one OF the
leaders in the movement. In BRIEF, the
story he tells is this;
For several months an understanding
has existed among the leading men OF mo
silver states that an emphatic demand
shall be made that the Republican plat
form OF 1896 shall contain an unequivocal
decision in favor of unqualified free COIN
age OF silver, and that in the event Nr
failure OF the Republicans to SO declare, a
new party movement forthwith will DO
sprung with tive plank platform, declar-
Ing simply for
Protection and Free Coinage.
The management of the movement is
largely In the hands of Senators Jones,
Stewart and PettiRrew, and they are look
ing 70 Senator Cameron AS presidential
candidate in the event of the birth of the
new party. The results of the recent cleo
ton have given the leaders renewed con-
fidence, as they now believe they will be
able TO absorb the remnants OF the
Populists and secure by the protection
plank the adhesion vots.
Thus they hope TO centralize the silver
strength and much OF the labor vote Of
the country. My informant is positive in
the declaration that the Republican party
will be forced either TO adopt the silver
plank or be destroyed, and this intention
TO rule or ruin is a fundamental tenet OF
the movement 1t is oven said that SEN
ator Cameron has already consented to
head the revolt.
Cameron's Friends Say No.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2o.-The renewed re-
ports that senator Cameron has given his
consent TO be the presidential candidate
OF projection and free silver party meets
with an emphatic denial from close and
intimate friends OF the senator here, who
are in position TO speak with authority
The senator has received a number Of
letters OF late from enthusiastic silver
men who assure him that they "are with
you for 95.' These letters have received
Inc same formal ACKNOWLEDGMENT given
all letters received by the senator. Fur
ther than that, however, there has been no
correspondence which contemplated tho
use of the senator's name at tho head OF
an independent silver movement.
Mr. Cameron said recently that while
he was for silver he was none the less q
Republican, and it was as a Republican
that he hoped TO SEQ the white metal suit
ably recoxnized
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HUETEeroS w Va, New. so,-At the
Keystone Ceal and Coke oompany's min
Ing camps several cclorod mon were AZ
tempting 70 open neg Of powder, WHOM
II oxplcded. Two men we're blown Go
Atoms and third Mas horribly ininrrd-
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Against tho Gould ChIldren,

NEW YORK, Nov 2O.--Justico Lawrence
has denied the application Of the children
OF Jay Gould TO cancel the taxes on the
personal estates for 1894 on the ground of
non-residenee. George J. Gould claimed
that he lived in Lakewood, n. j., and tho
other children claimed residence at
"a
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r. kolb, the defeated candidate OF the
Populist party for governor, publishes a
lengthy address TO the people of Alabama,
An which he declares his intention 60 be
tnaugurated governor OF the state Dec !,
aud calls upon HE followers everywhere
10 gather at Montgomery on that day and
aid him in taking his seat.
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Conslierci a Knockout.

CHICAGO. Nov. 90. What 10 is thought
will De- proven 20 be- the deathblew OF the
Western Ptsscngor association was ad.
miiiistCrod Yesterday hy the Rock Island
road, which announces It's withdrawal
from the organization.
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or demur 70 Che InI
won by Thrce blrds.

CHICAGO, Nov. 20-Dr. II. Carver do.
feated George Kleinman in live bird
shoot for sloo a side yaterdaV afternoon
Carver scored Of; Kleinman SS cut OF a
,.oeafhin Ina
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SING SING. Nov. 20.-During a quarrel
William Sheehan, saloon keeper at
Croton Dam. was shot and killed by his
sister. Tho woman claims self defense.
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WASHINGTON. Nov. co. District At.
torney Birney has notified all OF the PEI.
sons indicted for refusing to answer ques-
tions before the senate investigating com
mittee that they must appear and plead
u = L -
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DULUTH, Nov. 20.-Two more dead men,
burned in the forest fires of Sept l, have
been found in the most northerly portion
of the burned district
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For Sale by HALL & LYON,
Druggists, PSI Westminster ST., 225 wey-
bosset 81. and 15e Broadway.


u IIIE = FI"I'''TTT|'I IF'FIs
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 20.-Granville
Allison last night swore out a warrrnt
against Whitworth for the murder OF bis
father, Chancellor Allison. The warrant
has not yet been served, as whitwhrths
recovery 10 in doubt.
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Hoods pills arc prompt and efficient, yet
easy In action Sold by all druggists. 25e.
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MARsHAL's SALE.

DURsuANT To AN ORDER OF SALE
Il anu decree Of foreclosure 10 mo
dlructud BY the THIRD Judicial District Court OF
The Territory OF Utah, shall expose AZ public
tale, 40 thC WCHtfrunt door u tho County Court
House, "a TIE cry 81 SAT- Lake, County Of salt
Lake, And Territory Of Utah, ON the eUth day
~ December, ls1t, NJ " O'Clock, M. all the
right, u.lr, Ella M and interest OF William
iufko, Mary j. iiurke, bio wife Howard
Topper Mrs, George W. stern, Catherine D.
Dyer, Aaron huyatr, William 4. McUoruIeE
Mary liriNcn, Union National Hank Of salt
L9kc oily a corporation, Edward o. Wicks
'fuatrc Tor u. Is, rcutt, n. 10. scott and NJ d.
luiord, j, w. Taylor aud Gc0rgo Croczcr,
dom lus oss under mo lrm name Of Prom.
untuN Company OF, IN, and 10
thr following ."srribed rO1l estate situate,
lying and being o. salt Lake City aud County,
in tN" l,T'.uFN or ttAh, un' desert. . aud
bounded As follows Jo.Wit.
Commencing one hundred aud rU-gutr I've
lill 1905 east IRON lnn southwest corner 0t lot
three lil in block iftysone on, plht "a, % salt
Lake. NV survey thence north one hoo drud uHl 1
fees thence south one hundred and tuirty. $40
tlall feet thoncn west forty i've li3l feet 10
the place Of beginning.
no DO sold ls tho property Of william Burs o
aud Mary l. Burke NJ the suit Of the National
hank Of rho Republic Of salt Lake CITY plan.
tH, and Mrs. George ", stern, plaintiff. In
action .il and now % defendant in THIS con .
'olldAtsd action OF caheb, ,l35 ALG ana
NAT 81. BRIGHAM,
q, +, Marshal
ny JoHN q, CuNlMoCW, Deputy Marshal
Dated ht SAT- Lake CITY, November gtth, 1874
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DuRsUANr TO AN ORDER OF SALE
10 mo directed BY the Third District
Court, Of the Territory Of Utah, 1 shall expose
nt public sale, az tho west front door OF the
county courthouse lat the now city and county
buudlnD, m tho city Of salt Jake, couuty
Of salt Lake and Territory OF utah. on mo
2ilh day Of December, 1874, az 10 O'Clock a M /,
nll tho right, title, claim and intorcAt OF
Elizabeth q, " ickoreham and TurncrA, Wicker,
fham of, TO-, amt 90 inc following described
real estate, situate, lying and bong IN salt
Lake Cly gad County, and described rs FOL.
lows, tO-wlti
Commencing at tho northeast corner Of lot
eight lol, block ucyunty two an, plat "a %
sat Lake CITY survey, and running thence
southorlY one hundred aud seventeen mn
feet, thence westerly seyeuty'two tI2l feet
thence uOunerly one hundred and seventeen
Ql1l feet, thence Caator'y seventy, two G1l feet
90 tho place OF beginning, Together with a
perpetual right ~ way over n roadway on tho
fouth side OF Haid above described property
10 be- sold 50 thO property of Elizabeth o. Wick.
ortham and IufnorA. Wickursham az the sult
of Charles stocsO ut nl
Terms % sale, cash.
NAT 81. BRIGHAM, U. 4. MarshAl,
BY J.. l., ARCHER Deputy Marshal
Dated December 9Th. lb0i
sAwrER I PUrSAA, Attorneys fog Plaintiff
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Arrested as a Suspect.

"Ed" Williams allas Egan, who was
released from this peniienliary on the
18th inst, after having served a term
Of imprisonment for burglary, was nr.
rested by Pattolman Gillespie little
before noon today ~ "suspect" lie
was rlEced In jail anu will remain
there pending an investigation winch
may result IN his again becoming n
guest OF Marshal Brigham At the OK.
Iense Of Uncle Sam,
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CHANGED RESULTS.
Recount 10 the Third Precinct Alters
The Returns.
CONTROL OF THE CONVENTION.
May BE Reversed by John Henry Smith
aud q. H. Emery Belug
Counted Out,

II was close to O'Clock yesterday
afternoon when the Utah Commission
decided to take action with respect to
the Third precinct Of Salt Lahe Ciiyi
the result In which, rs stated Ia yestef.
days NEWS, was ~ close 40 10 buggost
an appeal to a recount Of tho ballots.
In view Of this prospect John Henry
smith aud George H. Emery, the
Republican candidates, had iOnowed
the legal formally OF ming o protest
against the recount.
At the hour named tho following
Figures were given out rs tho result VI
the COMMISSIONS canvass In Salt Lake
county Of the returns for delegates
10 the Constitutional Convention, ne
shown by tne judges tally shretsi
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OGDEN.
oaDrs, UrAn, DE1. 10, 1874.
Claimed by Death.

Thomas Reese Dec died yesterday At
At $3.50 a.n. nj tho residence OF his
parents, on Washington avenue, as
briefly announced In last EVENING"
NEWS. Death was caused by the
bursting Of n blood vSs5el In tho lungs,
owing TO an abccss ia those organs
Reeae was She sou Of Thomas ID. aud
Ana Taylor Dee, and was born Janu-
AIRY 81, 1879. The nows VI his death
wus received with sorrow. He
was n general favorito with hil
large circle Of tquaintanots, foi
he was nm exemplary young
man, the pride aud Joy VI his parents,
VINO have tho deepest sympathy Of
the community. Funeral services TO-
day nj Pun. at the tabernacle.
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BY this change, IN which the Rtpub-
llcans loss As 10 50 votes aud the Demo-
crais gain A 10 40. Mossfs. ]. IL.
Smith and q. II. Emery, who were At
fret supposed 10 be- elected by mpjori'
ties Of q and 80 respectively are MADE
to fall behind IS aud g. votes respect
lively. There was no change In the
popullsl vote.
A little before o O'Clock, writs Of
prohibition were served on the Com
mission IN behalf OF Mossrs. Smith and
Emery, iorbiddlng n recount u the
ballots. This was after poll No. . had
been feoountod, The Judges ut this
poll were Henry Barnes, o. II. Hardy
and NJ. J. Thomas.
TWAS proposed to 20 on with the
count, but after some discussion un
adjournment was taken I'll today.
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MARsHAL's SALE.


DURsuANT To ~ ORDER or SALE
Il and decree uf foreclosure 20 me directed
hY tho Third Judicial District Court OF tho
Territory Of Utah, I shall expose al public
fale 10 the wet front door OF tho County
Court House ln the cry u salt inEc, County
OF SAT- Lake aud Territory ut Utah, ON the 9nd
day OF January, isli. 90 n O'Clock m All sho
right title, claim and inturrHt " Thomas Mo
Eyoy, Aivtra q. McEyoy, George :. Livingston,
Alylrn McIyuy, Della n MCEyuy, fHt Airs
ttuy, The Dnyrr Mercantile Company ga cor
u1rAuoul, Edwin 4. Rich, doing business aa
tuU Peoples Forwarding Company ldwtn q,
NUu, samuel . waller, Trustee Alvin Ncs
ENuY. George A. iuWu. Mclu D. steele, GrurgO
W tr1uur, and N j. Jones, co partners doing
business under the firm name Uf steele & CON.
nhuy, uud John D.. hudHuu, o. in, ana 90 the
following described Real Estate situate, lying
ANA hoiug ln aNt Lake County, and described
iioug portion Of loo dix til IN blosg soyen.
teen 40, plat "a " salt Lake CITY survey,
more particularly described Ha t1uDws. Go wis
commencing ola .iI rods south uf thc north
cast corner " faui lot aud running thence
south four lll rods, thence west Ton liD rods,
thence north four 49, rods, thluro nst ton tl0l
rods 20 mo place " beginning Containing
80" rhlt lHtC Nliy survey, Utah Territory.
no Do sold az th0 properly of Thomas
MrEyoy, AlyIra O.. MctVoF and GCoflo a.
LiylnE5tou, nt ths suit Of J.. b. Sutton
NAT s. BRIGHAM.
u, Marcia.
ny joins D. CulmocK,
Dated Salt Lake CITY, December lOth, 1901.
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Joseph liaiicnbach, plaintiff. W Daniel
Alexander Julia Alexander, Jennie A.txan.
Ger, hcnilmin Steinman, isaac butler and
samuel Butler, co partners o. Butler brothers,
icnry lacc, william SuN, -. Eisomuu. iona.
thau nlec, ID tisoman and b.. MtchHHt, Coz
partners as hco. SIX g Company. O. W. Nor.
rtou, edward Merrill, samuel Merrill aud
ihomas a. hont, co partners a. Mot.
Judfoy and John A. l.. Woodruff.
eU.uArtnors aa = &. Jnhroy q Company Hoct.
fora suspon1er Company, corporation; a. X
William, =. W, Clagp Co. % corporation Henry
Noustadicr. jacob 70. Neuuadicr, David Ncu.
giuliCr, Isaac Oppcnhclmcr and eigmond
lcurhtwaurcr, r1.plriucrs ~ Noustadtof
Hrotucrsi and SAT- Lake Continuation Com.
pany corporation defendants.
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10 the Probate Court 10 and Tor salt Lake
County Territory o. uiAh
In tho matter Of tho estate OF Martin Ander.
tOu, deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Audcra Anderson, executor OF tho last
VII anu tgbtnmunt Ot Martin Anderson, dc.
roasel, has rendered for settlement, anu Med
ln San court, his FINAL account OF hla admins
lfAton uf tnid estate aud petition for hnnl dis
uluuuou OF tho residue ~ SAID estate among
NO pora1ua entitled thereto, and that Tuesday,
VIZ hit day OF January, a. D., 1879, a. 10
O'Clock 70. n.. az tHu csuft room OF said court,
ln iho D0uugy court House, sAlt Lake City and
S,naN, ltAh Territory, has been duly ~
pointed by tho Judge uf said court, Tor tho
teluomun. Of said account aud hearing sad
peullnu Tor distribution, nt which time and
plhre any person interested In said estate may
appear and show cause. n any there be, why
salu account should not be settled ana np.
tor.
Dated December l5lh, A. D. lsQl
n. v. MELOY,
ClOrk OF Probate Court.
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Notes.

Wllkerson, the alleged ballot box
alulef, was given iii December 2Oth 10
plead.
Last night the grand Jury reported
i've William Lswis, Tor
forgery; Thomas Leeshman, for 10.
Hnuit with Intent to DO bodily harm,
Harry CrossmAn, ior grand larceny
l.. *. Murray, for assault with intent
" commit murder, anu IL. l.. Dayis,
for h0usebroakiug. There was no r..
tort from the jury ON election bust.
ness.
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Nolhlnletlontl Nuffcu AutIouuctu
the following; Whereas, The discre.
panoies In the Third precinct, Salt
Lake City, are such that the Commits.
sion cannot decide which OF the oandi.
dates for tho Constitutional Convention
arc elected, Resolved, That We open
the ballot boxus TO determine the 70.
suit.
This resolution was combAttod by
the Republican members and passed
by a vote Of TO ., all the commission.
ora being present.
The baliolsbOxrs were taken up, but
In that for poll No. tho key was
broken In the lock, no II was set aside.
No. 2 was unlocked aud counted. In
this poll tho judged return showed
persons voting; Book 502, list 5Oi, and
tally OF votes east 400. BY tho recount
the result was made 10 stand (comparl.
son being given with tho judges
COUNTY as follows;
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And 10 accordance with law ana tho order OF
the board OF directors made on mo fifteenth
day OF November, 1924, 90 many shares Of each
parcel OF stock no may DO necessary will DO
sod az the ONCE OF the secretary, 90 hoOm "
ncsoTpt National laut building. salt Lake
CITY, Utah. On Thursday, tho Third day OF
January, 1875. At i3o'clock ~, 60 pay the de.
linquCnt assessment tuEuthur with the costs OF
udNertsing and expense uf sale.
ISAAC JENNINGS, Secretary.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.


NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ AmcciinF az the board ~ directors, held
on tho itth day Of November, An assessment
OF two cents per share was liNiCA on the canl'
tnl stock uf tho company payable imnic.
dihtcy 90 u. r. Anderson, Secretary, W Main
street james rpcurcs. iigiomauto'a onlcclSalt
Lake CITY, itah. Any stock upon which tnd
aaHrsHmOnt shall remain unpaid ON mo 2lih DAY
u December. 1904, shall become delinquent
and advertised Tor sale and unless payment IN
made before, Will Boo sold 10 public auction, on
January illh,isll ut o'clock r.u,nt the niurrs
tugcihUr with rufi Of advertising and expenses
Of tale. by order VI tho board " dircglora
Il. H. ANDENsuN,
secretary,
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In this precinct the chief interest
attached 10 the fact that this change In
results which II was suggested n ro-
count would make might change tho
political control OF the Constitutional
Convention from what II was supposed
to be- Immediately after tue election.
Tho figures In the Third precinct show
IN follows from the judged tally;
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rtlnelnal oa..e. ssI. La.e oIly. unh.

Principal once, sails Laso CITY, Utah.
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ meeting u the board uf directors. hold
on the 80 day u November, lrll, an assessment
~ three mills per share wac levied Uu tho oauls
tal stock OF tho company, payable immU.
diatulY 10 james MUhat, secretary aud treas.
urgr 40, q Wet, First South 10 cot, salt
Lako CITY, itAh, Any stock upon which said
hlaraamuut shall remain unpaid uu tho ord DAY
% HvccmheG 1874, shall become delinquent
and adyorusoi Tor saiH and unless payment b.
made hcfurc' wlll DO SOLD No public auction, on
said unno 90 pay tho delinquent assessment,
together with costs % ndycrtIslng and oXpaua.
% OF sale. liy order Of The hoard ~ directors.
JAMES MOfEAr
NocrulAry and Treasurer
The time " payment of tho above Astcss.
mrut u hereby extended until Jan. =, 1875
hy order VI tho Hoard Of Dircctora
JAMES MOrrAT,
Secretary and Treasurer Monarch Mining
Company
INfn. d 1NIl
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sTRAYEp OR STOLEN.

rvRoM THE REAR or CLARK H..
~ dfcdFc CuWpnuY'a Store IA this city, on
the night Of thc iuth inst. large white mare
mule. Any person giving Information that
will lead 90 ~ recovery 60 Jrua iuulscn, OF
iilun Dale. or 70 Angus 81. Cannon, OF this
civ, will be rewarded
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT.

Delinquent Nouce-Tho Urlzly Miuing
Company
Location Of Principal Race Of business Salt
LaEC cry, Titan.
Location OF Woraa; White Fine Co, Nevada
NOTICE g. THERE ARE DELINQUENT
~ upon the following described stock ON
account OF assessment levied on thu 18Th day
OF November. 1874, tho several amounts Hrt
opposite the names OF tho respective share
holders 40 fullOWuG
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In tho Probate Court in ana for Salt Lake
County, Territory " Utah.
In tho matter OF tho estate OF Annie W.
Claya, deceased.
Notice OF time ana place for the hearing OF
petition for admission 90 probate
of viii.
DuRsuANr TO Az ORDER or SAID
u court In Hmd matter. notice ia hereby
given thatW oducsdAy, the goth day of December
AID, lt9l, ut DO O'Clock am, a. tho County
Court House in salt lake CITY, Utah Territory,
On tho court room iuf said court, has been
appointed the tine aud place for the hearing
ni "a petition Of Louis farnsworth ana FRED
W, Reynolds, praying Tor tie admission TO
probate OF certain document thoroWith pre-.
tCntod, purpOrunT 90 DO The lnft VIII fu tesla.
ment Of Annie W. OlAYs, deceased, Hhuunud
whore al persons Interested may appear md
oppose tho PRO Bfe ~ said wall. ur She grant
ing OF letters iOHtaWuutHrF 90 said UUuu1ltrB
as prayed Cor .n taId usuHHn
IN WiingrH Whereof hayd lCfuurt1 eos my
hand AMI umACI thy HyN uf suId
lsgALl court thia sixth day Of December
D. v. MEIOY,
CLERK Of tho Probate Court.
hy -, b. JACK, Deputy.
EltASK HOFFMAN, Attorney.