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The morning call., 1894-04-18

working on ranches in the summer and
teaching district school in the winter. He
has worked his way through college by
sheer energy, spending his long summer va
cation in the San Joaquin wheat fields,
W here bis skill gives a sufficient wage to
carry him through nine months of college
expenses. At the last Thanksgiving foot
ball game Mr.. FoliZ was center rush on
the varsity, and played as ood game as
he makes convincing argument. Mr..
FOltZ is not IN orator in the least, but he
is dangerously familiar with facts and
principles, and is quick to perceive a fall
lacy in the 0ppositlon's argument.
Maurice Y. Samuels, who leads off for
the State University, is the only San Fran
cisco son on the debate, having been born
In 1874 in this city. He is the son of j. ID.
Samuels. Mr.. Samuels is the youngest
speaker on the debate. out is known as
very quick thinker and very ready to meet
an opponent in a hand to hand tilt. Like
the other speakers, he has been active in
the debating societies. Though intending
to study law. Mr. Samuels has facile pen.
That Stockton is not so bad place as it
might be is evidenced in the TACT that 1t
has produced such lively material as Mr..
Myron Wolf. Mr.. Wolf graduated with
honols from the Stockton High School IN
1885, entered the State University in 1890
In 1892 Mr.. Wolf delivered the oration in
Stockton on Independence day, and de-
cIined the opportunity of delivering the
oration at the same place on the succeed
ing Decoration day.
@Upon the organization of the Pacific
/ Coast College Republican League Mr.
| Wolf was made its president. He was
yice-president of the National Convention
| IF College Republican Clubs that met at
/ Louisville in 1898, and was requested to be
| one of the six speakers at the Syracuse
Convention of Republican Clubs. which
met the 9th of the present month. Mr..
! Wolf is a very ready speaker as well as a
very forcible one.
All three of these last speakers will en-
ter upon the study of law Immediately on
! their graduation this May. With such ma
! teriai it is expected that lively and we'll
! contested battle will occur at Saturd ay
evenings debate. The question. 1.-The
| National Ownership and Operation of
| Railroads." will be supported on the
affirmative by Stanford. The public is
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HAYES-STREET hOLDUP.
No Trace Can Be Found of the Two
Daring Robbers.

The two bold footpads who held up
cable-car 211 of the Hayes-street line. at
Hayes and Pierce streets lale Monday
night, are still at liberty.
Sergeants Nash and Bethel were early
on the scene aud with the assistance Of
the patrolmen in the district kept up
close and vigorous search until half past 3
Yesterday morning, without result.
Yesterday morning Chief Crowley de-
tailed Detectives Seymour and Coffey on
the case, but last night they were only
able to report nothing new.
The two footpads had too great start
after the holdup, and had ample opporfu-
nity to make themselves scarce. So far
the police are absolutely without clew.
Whoever the two men are it Is supposed
that they are not strangers TO the city, aud
that they were instgated to perform their
deed of daring by he similar successful
attempt last Friday night on the bobtail
car on the San Bruno road Like Giligan
and Towns. they had red bandanna hand
kerchiefs concealing the lower portion of
their faces. ind they went about the job in
the same way.
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EX-SECRETARY FROST TALKS
He Makes Serious Charges
Against DIR. Long.
THE DOCTORS CONTEMPORARIES
He Says Frost Was Short in His
Accounts and He May Have
Him Arrested for Ii.

Signs of impending trouble are begin
ming to show in the Hawthorne Society of
this city. and it is probable that before
long the entire workings of that organiza-
tion will be opened to he public, for all
the mem bers ara talking about it. and the
membership amounts to several hundred.
The society is divided into three
branches, and Dr. S. f. Long. who is a
sort of Pooh bah in small way, presides
over each department. 1t is between Dr..
Long and the ex-6nancial secretary, Il. A.
Frost, that the trouble centers.
The Hawthorne Society has long been
known as "Dr. Longs society" he
formed it, ard some members claim he is
running it solely for his own Slorfication.
Spurred on by charges of mismanagement
and dishonesty, Frost goes even farther
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TO TALK TO WIN.
A Big Collegiate Battle
Of Debate.
1T WILL BE ON SATURDAY.
Six University Orators Out for
the Championship.
A YOUNG LADY IN THE ARENA.
stanford SagaciousIy Sends Her to
Contest With Berkeley for
Supremacy.
A YOUNG LADY IN THE ARENA.

Though public attention has not been
maintained at the high pitch to which the
approach of the yearly intercollegiate foot
ball battle urges it, nevertheless a contest
which however less exciting TO the on
locker is yet the more difficult and has
required as much hard training. will be
held between the representatives of the
two universities next Saturday evening at
Metropolitan Hail. This contest is big
inter university debate.
A year ago the two universities held
their first intercollegiate debate, but neither
college had made the complete preparation
that so important a contest demands. The
State University has been working quietly
but continuously for several months. A
training class was formed on the model OF
football training, and under the coaching
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IN OTHER HANDS.
Garter Will Sift the Charges Against
PierSon.

The trial of Pierson. the Belgian" COM
missioner to the Midwinter Fair, who is
charged with violating the customs laws.
is over so far as Collector Wise is con-
csrned. 1t lasted three days. and many
to light.
The number "12'' on the box which
Pierson is accused of changing had been
altered to 49, and some of the contents
had been found at his house. There was
a marked conflict of testimony, and the
Collector decided to refer the whole matter
to the United States Attorney.
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Webber Found GUILTY..

The trial Ernest w. WebDer, charged
with murder, was concluded in Judge
Daingeffield's court on Monday afternoon
and the jury did not return q verdict till
last evening. Their verdict was guilty
Of murder in the second degree, and we
recommend him TO the mercy of the
court" Webber, it will be remem bered.
entered the store of Louie Hop in China
town and robbed the till. Louie Hop
seized him aud In the struggle Webber
shot and killed him.
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Biceins Committed Suicide.

The inquest into the death of James
Biggius. the opium fend who shot himself
al Everett street. was concluded yester
day ard resulted in verdict of suicide.
Mitchell, who was detained by the police
during the Investigation, was discharged
from custody as there was no evidence
against him.
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WEBSTER DEPARTS.
The Civil Service Man Now at
Sacramento.

Webster, the Civil Service Commits
sioner. who came here last week to investi-
gate charges against Collector Wise land
pointments in violation of law, finished
hi labors yesterday and went 10 Sacra-
mento.
Tae result of his toll in this city will
not be made known until after his report
has been filed in Washington.
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Seth Mann Referee.

Judge Sandersou has appointed Seth
Mann referee in the accounting to be taken
of the Miller & Lux property in order that
the affairs of the Lux estate and Henry
Miller NAV be l.galIy adius ed.
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reckless way and that he is wreckng the
organization. The members are eagerly
looking for Information aud wondering
what their position is in the midst o ( it all.
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freely invited to witness the debate at
Metropolitan Hall at P. NJ. Saturday
evening.
The morning call., 1894-04-18

Have Beecnam's pllls ready in the nou,snol I'D.
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MARsAAL,s SAFE

Dug-uANr no A. ORDER AND DECREE
a 20. Iyire 1suf1 aud sale 20 lno directed by tho
lhTi Julf!al pIsuict court of the rcrritofy
flutu font door uf the County ,ouri bous1
lu tUu .itY ut salt l4Eu, cuurty OF salt laEg
hua lorritpry 81 Titan, ON thu 18Th day Of June.
claim and interest OF 0Srar GRrI'toier,.'5siS1'
Andrew lhrslpnorson, Thomas Webb and
Martha Webb bic vito. Hannah Webb. lie
traitor OF ihc rHtAto Of samson Webb, deceaSed.
media Mercantile Union, cirporat6B'
Zone Cooperative McTcsa,iiS Insiitsu5inio. Z
So'ps sGIpe2s,5 ana s4s uah: rfoduss co'
Of, boz, and 90 Che following described res'
estate situate, lying aud being iu salt Lafo
County, hul described o. follows 10 vii.
being The south haf OF nc s6utbws.t gu,r.
tor ~ of section thirty. three Nlli ln tlWisEip
lNu NJ. south uf fAuav one 100 wHHt Uf sale
lAIo Meridian, anu tho lgu numbered three
Ahl -FOUR 90 nt section four ~ iu township
three .l1 suuth % range one .ll west IN sin
IHNo Meridian, and containing ono hundred
ana sixty .lNol acres, and INTERCHANGEABLE
.l3 ~. OF an acre tcNcgHs paid a. per receipt
no 1901, according 30 turlf unralu lat N tic
survey ut SAID lhnd returned 90 Inc rrnorAl
lhnl uAro by the Surveyor General, together
Wltn lli and singular Tho tcHrmouts. ctr
lu Ny sold ~ tEu properly OF Oscar DhfIat1f.
iursuu, AnlruW thuHtHuUIslu, IIImaH Webb
aua Martha webb, his wife Hannah webb, the
tra,ol q ,6e csiai5 Of ,amso5 Webb. dccSsssd.
oneida Mcteauilr ul1n. corporation,
hipua COOPERATIVE Mercantile Institution, 4
g9gars'lon 5 3ua lhe yRs rr2iuge go GoI
lions savings Hank ana Trust Co., eorpOr,
Nat NJ BRIGHAM,
Ny joins %. Cuvu0CN,
Deputy Marshal
Dated At saIg Lake city, May 20, 1885,.
jOUN N y,NNoS.
Attorney Tor PlainuH.
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Mater Geltlng Low.

Rlchfield Aduocats; Mr.. G1ttirey
Bigger Informs Us that today Tues.
day. all the water viii DO turned on
from the river into the canals; other
seasons this time Of the year found the
river full Of water, but this year there
Is evidently great shortage, II Ia re.
ported that raHchsrs up tho river are
running all the water they can onto
their places without any good right TO
DO 10, There II convention called NJ
all the irrigation canal companies TO
meet at ElslnoTe on the lltn u June TO
take Into consideration the pyopr ely
OF forming company which viii iase
In nll the water supply of the SEWER
river. by this means II Ia claimed u
iairer division Of tho water eau bB ar.
lived nj,
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NI~HEgEAa. MANY "a. O-'ilsn. OT THE
" county 90 Nfalau1a lui HiaiH NJ Color
go d.ilayot laf.A. b. on,Tb5u.auf sisbl
liNn'I.I and NI.r.". fUfHa. and duIU rUH.r toi
ln N.N once uI 900" Recorder OF rAt Iaan
,'au'y u.ah, ol i.s iim cay Of Jolly. q. %.
q ui H.Ii HNuE, convey tu H8 rufHHisHHd
lmg. hHol OF ta'tl.1kc uty, utaH. ni tfus.
b. 'hg county 90 sat Laks aud Ismtoy "
NiHNt IU.WIl.
~ niy.thrcc t,sl. duyieur lsU and a,iy.
Nv, e ~ uIogh uuy W, rofAIus Addition 10
uar made Boz trust tl fccgrr 800 ua1 moot u
O. certain ufHmIHsufy note 0r bono uf even date
,hrInNNI made 10y tlC flIl Mari %. usuond
ag.Ials. .yau.t Co tle order HfU w. D. sfi'.
fiNa Ul tlu UtY % beaver. county 90 hraus
AlIe. STATE % Colombo, Owe ycnrs hiicf We
~ ,,gn prr cgui VOC nuuum, payable scui'
annually evidenced Dis Con tUlnOu notes
hereto attached. gacl ilf tHa sam % ilt. and
nT. lsl, tuv u.st DAY of JuIY. ispl. Gle lfat
llI III IHuunus 1895 ilr fHt IHg % lu.N,
'f, lNe mes Jay VI January, W. iho hrst l4r
.hg nrst DAY 90 Jl.I, 1921 tlu drsld % Jan,
hafIi t-IH aud she uHt HsF uf july, IFI- 40
IN fiII nNtrH Iu NtHr In..It"t 90 tnr fIt1 N ten
X ..ti Peg agHum Ai..r iHu maturity thcfa1t
Whereas lt s HfaUIodamuug other tbIuFaln
sou HtrI 90 trust iUai Boo UIHo % default Iu any
wv Hi'NN Nt NNN OF "aIN iUIt|fHI coupon UNNIH
i.1lt mentioned thea 900 that UafU iHr wtulD
g. lh' lNu.'HuI Hum AuI ufrrUft 10 tru tHr
el Ht.N %. " ui once at tHr HrHuu ui tnr ItTu
n1.i,f ni sa.i Hutrs, become lue and payable
.Ha tHr SAID premises fUHY Boo HH.l. Boo tuu naua
Atf hnh WIZ She same effect. uH % HaId pruci.
Ffi lA.t .iNlurHH BAD fuatlFsd Hu1 Iu accord
A..N VIII lNU terms OF HaId decd Uf lIuHis
l.,gl'h,' 20 hlan h hrroly made Cor Etphl1r
Wu.rtss, q fault haf UHsn msda ln ihf nay.
Weut nl tHn hHI uf sam Ten UnHpuu iutrr,It
NV h. 30 mentioned payable Uu IAuuaf1l.t
''t. aul 600 legal holder VI sa|i principal uutH
Woo ol sali uuueIrsi Hu.H aud iatrrgat to ihg
nno Of .aln due aud payaIlo,BI has requested
No Nt aall trustee, % HHlI aaII property 800 ncs
.fINarU With tnH .r|mH 90 HHId tIuHt.
soy M'rgfntv, nuiIUg o. hyFHhT gwen, tnat Z,
ElanA MOS trustee Ha ut1gfrniu, pursuant tp
hAtt request OF luu IUEst holder of said uuiuH
Ahl aufur aat rN urtuU n she power 10 nc
lrsleA bt thid deed RI trust reference w
Nhlah q hereby made Cor greater certainty
wy on iho .lih daY Of Nnv, s. lsli, at thg
A'nI on geIlrf BOO $40 forenoon 90 taid day
property, bod aIl She HEHt, uto benefit anu
tluii} VI redemption therein Of tht said Mari
%. .Huuuu, her heirs luI a.HIFuH. ~ public
suction % tuC SOUTH ff0ut door % tho taurt
linNH. lu inn County uf TsIt lALO and Tenn.
YOU 90 lihut Tor me highest aud beet price tuu
aAN" VIII U'lUE, iu rAHU. fIr Che UurpuHr OF
pAl inE ihr H-It prumltH1fY uGgn and alt iutur
20. lHH .hrr1Iu up fI lHG tine % salr,
90 snlArf with Che rnH'H and expenses % oNc.
,ellhs ilis irn'i Aal s.. uiuor costs ant ca:
leN.'t provided Ald secuted uJ sail deed "
Dated salt Lake O.ty, ruH. ApUI .lih ls'l
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MARsHAl,s SALE

DuRsuANr TO AZ OUurU OF SALE
A tu mU l'rUHtUI hy fnu fHIri District Court
% thu Territory ~ lt.u DO. aHull uhUnau 10 pubic
Doc Hl.u. Ht Che front door OF ono County Court
House Iu Che CITY uf sails iHGp. County uF
haIt iniC Iud Territory 90 utlH. Uu thr riH
DAY ui june, lsIi, at u'C urh l.m.. 100 tNu
uEhi tLN0 claim amt interest uf Ice MI.rs,
hWWn MIIrss Charlie "a wilkes, John ulHuu
and sullIH v WilEyr ~ boz and DO tlU follow.
luE described real estate. situate, lFIHg Hnd
.eins in sall Lake county, anu dctcubcd a.
fIlIuWHt t1 WIZ
Iosinumg 90 feet wet OF the northeast
curHCr uf section hitrrn UaI township ono IlI
south, fausc one wet uf SALT i.atC mCrIdilu,
aui running thuucu rlIih nI feet.
ih1uro west tfn iyCL thence rouh
.a feet thence east 3i feet. thence u1riH l'H
feet, thcurU east 900 fUUt i1 che pIaco uf urlIu.
Mug except CCraIn piece Uf HTUuul be- the
above dyarrutinu, described o. flll1wa br
EIuuiuF 80 feet wet Hud rs ftUt south of she
northeast corner % thid section la. thence
south TO feet. tluuUu east l4H fUrf. tlruCu
ugiin lti feet. thence wet D. . feet 90 lnu place
of beginning,
To BE- cold o. thu property ot Ice Miles.
Kama M.rH, CHARLES ~ WlEIs. John uff1n
and eallio %. WukcH, 20 tHc tuit OF iuthgr Is.
hfHhH.
Terms OF sale, cash.
Nat. 81. nMGItAN,
O.. s MarahaI
Nv L. l.. AHCuEH Deputy Marshal
Dated May itiH, i-ll.
C. Ina kuEus, Attorney Tor ula.nur,
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\EnruEAs. MARY 90. osMONp. or THE
,'uuI ~ AfHpau11 anu state NJ Colo.
AIg l.l nT hrr certain decd Of uust dated
liHudfUI H1I huJ.g.tHrru,a duly recorded
ln lhc gM.t W tur recorder ut SAT- Lake
N'anllt lihl, uu 500 l.lu day uf July. a 90.
% 1f sH.I book, convoy 10 thd unaruIsrrd
tfa.k D. HH ui salt lhKU CITY. ttlu. a. Irla.
,n ho county 10 san lhEo' aad iofn.J5 %
tnu tg,ga.ogn uU. eighteen .IsI aud rtae.
H'9 , L'eogA one I'D, fgrhus AilNl.u o.
.t., 'h H.fl iY sr.ure Che payment nf
gpllatu IiHHi. turI uHiu ur .ouH, OF even date
80, r'IN iral cum uf tnin} Eve uuus
Al,l hs. L goIInrH payable tu tHr
order uI 90. w. D.. urTA Ut tho t..y
0t b.u'Nr lsunU OF NrAllUuu. rtatr Uf
Win iuiUfuH. lhoruIn 40 che ratio Ul Hogau pHr
tthl veg AHnuu, PAYABLE aymlsauuuaIIy,
heh,d saoH i1r tHg sul of gl!.,i0 and payable
f,spgguNu.F utUU rut day 0t January, 1904,
tHe n.st DAY pi JYIJ, lstt, tun nfst DAY Of
January, s.st 90. arst day N July u.3' 90
la i.r $500 llE nf January, lUii tlo hrst
gay fol. .HIN, 900 Che lrHt day ui January,
uuirs Goo Huar iniH.Ust 90 tuu rltu OF GOA uur
per rUa. aHnHH HtlHr she matuutF tuuluof II
hut fa.. "tII tUl
HU#ha, iIs provided among other thine
aut payment of lHE aT HaIu interest COUPON
notice above mentioned iHuu Aud m that case.
lnH HNH.U uI I.. N.IH..H.I cum IuI Interest Do
i.u Nm. NI colo WHEt roo UuUU No tho UUIIIn Hf
Oh. I.sH HH.I.. HI HaIu ulirH, become uun and
payable nud .NU aHi0 premises may be- su.l. Iu
iHr manner auI with Goo same OutUt, uH DO slu
principal ui"Niriuyts had uatgrUI su boz rr.
N..H.Uf. W.i" tIr itrWH 20 Hs'I dead uI tfaHt.
.'.lTrfnN No. which Do ug.u1y made fur Efuaf,r
nH..,ts, I.iauIt bns been maize Boz Che nav.
uU..H. IUH urHIut HHlu tru coupon IHfurr.f
U.... Shove mentioned payable HU HHHu.r,
.I... ...It HHI 900 lGEA holder of HIG UHH..UaI
H..H .N. elected il declare AND NIH declared
laH 300 .uf HlI1 principal -4r. auH IuiuTrft 10
Oh. ."u N. shH 900 lIi Ui pablo HuI HsH Co.,
N.U.'U. H" ts HtIl trustee Go aU'. cana property
I. H"rriauGu win 600 Iafus uf s4Il trurt.
aHH therefore, uuuHH it UHrrHF gwen HHt J.
lfaHN hUHN trustee Hs Aforesaid UursuHut o.
Ha'f r.lHrsfu f tHu lrgI h1IUtr of HaII uutes
hnl uua" ana lT NtgH uf Ono power m no
Fr .f.H d.. hHIH decd uf iTuHt. TrIrrUnrr DO
WNI.H|H HUruHI mH10 Tor greater certainty,
Will H. fUu HW NHY OF NaE, A. % IH4. at the /
hour U. O'Clock iu ihH fn.rlHHu uf HlIuaa|.
rTT HUI 800 iHc rIrHil ulc, lHuTn. aHI equity
ui redemption therein NJ tho HNd MARY VI |
umu"H. hrr HrIrH rnH assigns, at public |
uu"HH. Ht Zoo .HuuIu| front duur ~ tlr.ruurt
huHfn IH IIu nugutH ui salt Lake arI Terri
tHIr. Hf '... fHr tHn fIEUUui and best rr.eH
tHu HIWH H|.| Hrus DO rgsN fHr tlN purpose ~ |
UHHHH Nh. 900 Hmuas1fY note and al| lHtar.
e. fHH .""-UHH HH iu iHH UWn uf sale tnrtttrr !
With IU. u..H .ui rHuuufrH of executing th.s
Ell aHf secured HE sti dgcI of trast
lIihNh kHuA. Trustee.
DATED s4It laao u,.y Utah, ApuI l'tb, rDL
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TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS FRANK. o. PERKINS AND
afe o. ittAinH Due wife. IF decd OF
irust dated September llft Ial. duly d'eI f1r
anIf tusc county. TERRITORY of Ut1b. UU tf.
Aln DAY on sepigmuer, ir2, and thereafter
voycd to rue h. iiawIcy De tru5tsS tts ig'
IDWIuF tcHculc1 real estate. HIIusiT boo tH. ..f.
nnd county Of tslt Lake, TcrrIt1fg 0f .tH. ta
witt ommuuulug UUC hundred and a|st..HUr
400 feet n0rIh tom 100 aoutIUr.I q .rrsr n
Ioi four IiI Dol uluHl thirty fyr $50 IuuIatl o.
haIt labg CITY .uucF aud running thence
.H.l QUO INJURED .ni iW.u'y Two irCt .il'I .
hundred lnd twenty 1--WE teot uEI thence
n'flh lhiflY teet on e. ihC place 0f hugInuua.
ia tfe ely Of san Lake. lu tbo county aud
Conveying hereby thirty feet front oa ifth
tatt 40 eos n1 one hundred and iWcufv Eve
iro. 10 dcplh should thcru Dol any Buflto
boundary lime " the Dot aHata dcfur...d o. Boz
moved fuuiH 90 m1Ao Hri iuoIu o. q .ut 0I i1a
h.'tc ..n'n.,'n., '1 ifH.t H"Nlf.r' l .e.Ifa
ulio fur eighteen hundred dollars
hIt' % with interest thereon. HUHHHI.H. fl
NH N'Im.. uI even Hliu WltH cold frr.t decd.
,hg.1i.i anl folNnyI HE lHo cold ruua on
iDi.u.ih If Iu.r mHlrI IHr payment UftIe
lh.h. 'mfui ui n'Uf.HI NHr thereon Uu 600 IHt
.I .i ..r'l,l D.. 1850. Hf which |eult
who'll que, anl thr legal HHI Hr HI a.tI rott
N3. oe. iN. .a.. WI il H.ut
NoW lHc.s.' ,n'I..g d. H,r.y 1v.u ihat
Ilucr,o.t,dIa a.m uf ss.i ta.ldlsf AID .t
rtlueft0fs. W NuuIa#u. 90 I.asi Gaf'.gl
~ .a.l n1ie wl f'. ui Ua.... .uu Go tHo
iHr County Court h1IHc, boz -rt llEr riN.
i.N.t nn iIN .Hi dhF NJ Way IrIl. Hf a. o'clock
D.. w.. iH. IraI estate above u.Hr.I..l CD spua.
tfH.uuH. tHu fruaf. including Hu HtuuUs'a
u. ui QUE luunr'N ud W,liYsN.U In'.Hr.
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u Cue Probate cguri 100 aud fr ss't f,ts
county, loutofy ot Jtah
Do the matter ~ she estate OF Tf5m,s py...
dUUHHHcI
order IH fhgu oal.n Wny order 0f aa.o vi fsi.
estate thU.'I nos uc made.
Ioslrll ubAvis. TuE ADMINISTRATOR
- " iHH estate 90 Thomas iurr Ho
''a.tl. having sled hiH petition hpfuin duly
'tI.nuI HIN"IuR f1r nn ulIyruf HaIc Ola Hlft
~ 40 m lHr resi- estate OF sold dooodont. for
lNn NurNH.U. tlHrrIu Hrt forth DO BE- ihrru.
l"ft "rNrfri nN iHH iudes 9f asif court, that
lel 1a Interested poo th0 estate Of iaid
.'.'aa"I fNL Ir HrIulc t1H HaII Probate
lDsu 900 IHu.iHE ur fih day OF Jura.
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Dated May .rI. l"iL.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-25
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f'Enya their certain Iur4 0f uua. CONVOY
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uuutNt Territory 10 luH. boz IrUHt 90 secure
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tnD OrIyr Uf Bolivar Roberts promptly IN tGr
fhmr Nr.Im. HHU luI payable together with
Onsts 1Hu advance enid egUu being recorded
ralt l4aU county. lHH. records. Huu
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ul a".aHi made in nc payment OF HalI
ui UuF ur t.g covenants in SAID droi
contained, Che sl.i trustee fhUuii. at enc
Request "I iNr AHIt'r of said note, pro.
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bring boo "arH, .ut giving tb.r'y IlYs notice %
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90 proceed 90 HrI fuu property aud apply me
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SOW therefore. notice BE- hereby given. that
a. l-u.rIurh noon Hu saturday, tle t.tl dos 0f
lnl, ~ lAl lh, tnnif door of ibp Court liuuao