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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-03-08
Maladies From Early Marriages.

In a discussion before the London
diocesan conference it was declared as
the unanimous opinion of that body
that the evil of early marriages has
grown to such an extent as to render
some reform in the marriage laws ur-
gently necessary. Subsequently, at the
congress of hygiene, DR.. Korosi, of
Buda-Pesth, read a paper on "The In
fluence of the Age of Parents on the
Vitality Of Their Children, containing
remarkable statements in line with
the above declaration. He showed
from comparison of several thou
sand cases that the proportion of
deaths among children from weakly
constitutions or maladies trace
able to the mother was twice as large
among the children of mothers under
90 as among the children of mothers
over 80. Investigation also showed
that the healthiest offspring was born
of mothers between 20 and 30, united
to husbands between 30 and 40; where
either husband or wife was under 20
the offspring proved generally weak
ly, this being the case even in Hun
gary, where the girls become women
at the age of IS. In that country too
Is per cent. of the number of marriages
show the brides to be under 30 years
of age, and in England 10 per cent. -
Chicago Times.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-03-08

government caused many cautious
age OF the spur W
get up their longs, and this disposition
wss so marked that a decline OF III
points took place from the opening.
After several small recoveries the mar
ket closed at a net loss on the day CT
Z points Ports were quiet and steady.
with sales of 1880 exporters showing
very plainly a disposition to await
further Developments before their re-
manning contracts. Port receipts for
the week have fallen below expecta-
tons, the total being $4,000 against
81. 900 last yoar, and the amount
brought into sight for the week is
much less than was generally ex-
pected, 10000 against $4,000 last year.
For tomorrow New Orleans expects
5000 against about the same a year
ago. The probable effect of the
altered silver situation is causing a
great deal of cor Germ among long
holders, but the very small movement
for the week just ended and the prob
ably of its continuance for a short
while at least shall have stimulating
effect upon Liverpool, notwithstand-
ing the reaction resulting from today's
covering.
For the benefit of those of our read.
ers who have secured our card of
statistics, we give the following details
for February: Brought into sight dur
ing February, 359,047: total in sight
Feb, 20, 1893, G552,096; price of New
Orleans middiing Feb. %, IA
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-03-08
CONVICT M'KANE.
He Eats His Prison Breakfast and Goes
to Work Tailoring

He Eats His Prison Breakfast and Goes
to Work Tailoring.
SING SING, March This morning
when the convicts in Sing Sing prison
marched from their cells to the lower
dock the last man on the line was
John Y. McKane. His hands rested
on the shoulders Of a horsethief from
New York. McKane with his COM
paaions filed into the large breakfast
room and sat down on rude wooden
stool. In front of him was tin cup
with o pint of Vlack coffee made OF
burnt bread crumbs and two slices of
unbuttered bread. This was Mechanics
first breakfast in prison. Unlike
"Bif' Ellison and Francis Weeks,
McKaue ate his breakfast. AS soon
as b eaktast was over McKane
marched to the clothing shop, whore
he was placed in the hands Of an in
stIuctor who was to give him his first
lesson in cutting trousers McKane
spent sleepless night in his cell and
was one of the first mon up. and when
the gong sounded in the gallery Nc.
Kane auXiOusly inquired if there was
any danger of smallpox spreading.
He was told there was not. McKane
brought up certificate from his
physician, DR.. Hill OF Gravesend,
stating that Mcl\ane was suffering
from heart trouble, lung trouble and
kidney disease.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-03-08
AN UNKNOWN GRAVE.
The Little Emigrant's Last Resting Place
on the Platte.


On the north fork of the Platte river,
with the blue mountains of Colorado IN
sight to the west, we made camp one
afternoon at an earlier hour than usu-
al. BY and by, in our knocking around
for firewood, one of the men brought
in piece of board which was rotted at
one end, as it had been in the ground.
Wizard We git it?" queried Old Bill,
who was by all odds the toughest,
toughest and most uncouth man in the
party, and who no man had ever heard
speak kind word to any living thing
lover there" was the reply, as the
man addressed pointed over his Shout
der.
Some of us followed Old Bill to the
spot There was grave there-the
grave of a child. We found it
only after the dead grass and weeds
of a dozen winters, perhaps, had
been cleared away. The board had
stood at its head once-how long ago
it was placed there no one could say.
Some emigrant train had halted just
here, and here some migrants child
had breathed its last. They had dug a
grave for it in this desolate spot, heaped
stones over the fresh earth that the
wolves might not uncover the little
form, and the grief-stricllen father had
marked the spot as best he could.
No knife had touched the board. The
emigrant train would not wait for
that. We looked It over and over and
brushed away the stains and the mil
dew but there was neither date nor
name. Ofwhat use? For every mile of
the old trails to the far west there is a
nameless and forgotten grave, remem-
bered only by God.
What are you going to do?"
So we asked Of the rough old man as
he returned to the wagon for shovel.
He made no reply, but used the
shovel to heap up the sunken grave and
pat down the earth. There were vines
and flowers growing near. He trans
planted until the fresh earth was al
most hidden from sight, and he carried
water from the river to give them root.
After supper, as we smoked and talked,
he brought from his wagon a thick
board and spent his hours in cutting
the epitaph:
H.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-03-08
Steele Mackaye,s Funeral.

NEW YORK, March 1.-The funeral
services over the remains of Steele
Mackaye, the play wright, was held
this morning in All Souls chul CHI
The church was crowded with friends
of the deceased, most of them from the
theatrical and literary world. There
were many floral offerings. Henry
Irving sent wreath Of flowers. Rev.
DR.. Williams conducted the ceremony.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-03-08
Bad 1orsethieves Captured.

Special to The Statesman.
SAN ANTONIO, March "A desper-
ate gang of horsethieves, who have
been stealing large numbers of horses
in this and adjoining counties, was to.
day run down after a long chase by
Sheriff j, p. Bampbell of San Antonio,
Sheriff Walton, of Bee county, and
Sheriff Moss of Refugio county, and a
posse of deputies. Three of the
thieves were captured, the arrests tax.
ing place in Refugio county. Their
names are Dan Dunman, Bill Dun
man and Alex H. Brady. Dan Dun.
man offered resistance but was quickly
disarmed. They were brought here
and placed in Jail
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-03-08
Explosion in Chemical Works.

PHILADELPHIA, March "A ter.
rifle explosion occurred in the waste
separating building of the Repauno
Chemical company at Gibbstown, N.
j b., this morning. The force of the
shock was so great that it was felt in
towns Is miles away. Fortunately
there was only one man in the build
ing at the time the explosion Cccur-
red. Levi Levins, one OF the work.
men, was blown to atoms. The sepa-
rating building was destroyed and
surrounding structures were dam.
aged.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-03-08
Weekly Bank Clearances.

NEW YORK, March 2.-The weekly
table compiled by Bradstreet's shove
total clearanCes at principal Texas
cities, and per centage OF increase or
decrease with corresponding week
last year: Houston, S4,6S2, 692, de.
crease 10 b; Dallas, 81, 1877 ,5S3, decrease
not given; Fort Worth, 81, 5,54l, de.
crease 26,l; Waco, 1921 1875, decrease
ISL; Galveston, $4,237 ,5O4, decrease
29S. Total clearauces of the United
States $685., 52S, l66, decrease 800.
Total clearances exclusive of New
York, 1886, 1854, 1876, decrease 800. Do
minion of Canada, S15, 252,7 1902, de-
crease u .
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-03-08
Bad Mexican Jailed.

Special To The Statesman
CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex, Mach g.
Sheriff Whelan received a telegram
from Deputy Sheriff Magnon OF La
redo today, stating that Maxine Her.
rara had been captured there and was
safely tucked up in Jail. Maxine is a
brother of Anastacio Herrara, now in
Jail here charged with burglary, and is
wanted in Corpus Christi for the same
Oliense.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-03-08
DREAM ARSURDlTIES.
Some Of the Strange Workings of the Mind
in Sleep.


in Sleep.
People sometimes make poetry in
dreams; few make riddles. Here is an
example: A lady who was fond of rid
dies dreamed that she met another
lady, a stranger to her. 81 shall not
tell you my NAME" said the strange
lady, "but I'll put it like this: If had
tame hare which escaped and you
caught it, and asked me if you might
chain it up-that's my name"
"Letitia Harrop!" answered the
dreamer at once. LET tie hare
up"
e There was no pause for reflection in
the dream any more than in another
case. The dreamer, walking with a
friend, met an acquaintance of ovine
appearance, who saluted with curious
duck.
what queer bowl" said the COM
panion in the dream.
"Sheep-dip," answered the dreamer;
kind of pun which perhaps nobody
would have made when awake any
more than he would have solved the
idiotic riddle of Letitia Harrop. As
another dream absurdity one may men,
ton the lady who met lin vision of
the night another lady, who had a
baby. II shall call him jehovah" said
the mother.
"Impossiblen' said the dreamer.
eyes, and 1 shall call him Jah, for
shortW-Andrew Lang, in Longman's
Magazine.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-03-08
HERE LIES BURIED
SOMEBODY'S CHILD.

&...... ,......... ............ ................&
And before he slept he had the head
board in place, and as we drove away
next morning he fingered for half an
hour to bring more water and perhaps
to utter prayer for the repose of the
dead.-Detroit Free Press
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-03-08
Louise R1cl.wel ID.

PIrTsguRG, Pa, March > -Mrs.
Louise Rockwell, the actress shot by
Pitcher McNabb Wednesday night at
Hotel EGel, died at 1890 o'clock this
morning. Her husband was notified
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-03-08
An Unreliable Witness.

Judge Duffy-You say you never saw
the watch before?
Accused-Never.
But the witness for the people, Mrs.
Peterson, swea that she saw you
take the watch out of the drawer"
Don't you believe a word that wom-
an says. She is no good. know all
about her. She was once engaged to
be married to me. Texas Siftings
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-03-08
Ranch Foreman Murdered.

Special 70 The statesman
nANGTRY, Tex, March 2-News
has reached here that John Otto, fore.
man on the d. w. Hart ranch, was
killed Monday by Mexican named
Simon Galvan, without warning or
provocation. Gslvan escaped to Mex
leo, but two Mexicans were arrested
as accessories,
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-03-08

More than 1900 new Christian En-
deavor societies have been added to the
rapidly-growinE hosts of this organiza-
lion since the convention at Montreal
in July last, SO flat there are now
FULLY $4,000 societies in all parts of the
world with a membership Of over
1900, 600.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-03-08
4 s.tlsfactorr Exrlanntlon.

Visitor lin newspaper-ofice) What
is that terrible volley Of profanity I
hear?
Boy-That's the religious editor max
ing up the tarms,-Judge.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-03-08
Colorado Legislature Banqueted

DENVER, Colo, March 2.-Legisla-
tive members will be banqueted to-
night. 1t is expected the governor
will give his views on the politica,
situation.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-03-08
Sol In Ia Exnotlnr Mood.

There are times" muttered the
tragedian, when l insist on having
everything that is coming to me- And
there are times" he added, nimbly
lodging a frozen rabbit and a super
anuated cabbage-head when don't"
Chicago Tribune.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-03-08

yesterday and left California for this
city at once. McNabb's body was
shipped TO his old home at Mount
Vernon, o., last evening. The funeral
vii take place today.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-03-08
A Good Reason,

She-How many times have you been
in love before you met me?
He-Once.
She-And why didn't you marry her?
He 49, She was married already. -
Julrn
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-03-08

all the natural functions. 1t also lessons pain
AT some period in her life, a woman re-
CURES general tonic and nervine, as well as
remedy adapted to her special needs
You can find no other remedy that's g,,1y-
dntseS. If the " Prescription ever fails to
benefit or cure, You have your money back,
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-03-08

1T was awfully clever of baby. He
had never been told what flowers were,
but the minute he saw them he said
'Bwobsr"
But what does Bwobs mean?"
Flowers, Of course. "-Harper's Ba.
Ear.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-03-08
ROSS M,KANE's powNFALL,

LONDON, March 2.-The Times this
morning prints column article on
the history of Boss McKane 1t says
everybody in position to Judge be-
lieves his downfall will have q decided
influence in the way OF purifying cleo
tions throughout the states of the
Union. 1t is startliug however TO
think such a career rs his Is possible
in the very heart of the oldest and
riches, and most highly educated Sec
tion of the nation.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-03-08

When you've Catarrh, use DR.. sago's Remedy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-28
MARsHAL,s SALE.

DURsUANr To AZ ORDER or SALE TO
i me, directed by The Third distfIgt U1uFg
OF UtahTcrflgufy, I shall expose atpuJuc sale a.
thcffung door Of tho ronnty court house lu lhe
city uf 1AIt luAn, county 10 SAT- Lake aud
TERRITORY N Cab uu tho sh dsy OF August
ist, ~ I| O'Clock asms, all the right title, aim
ana interest vi john Nabl0hns AIfs So Nab-
lohust 0ImUu tauuhns, Joseph a, MCAcAry
sud William n. ", no of. Goo, sud u the fol.
lowing described real estate situate lying And
being Boo salt Lake county. aHd described A.
ful'uNt, tu.wlt.
Tho west haif Of lot t1riy three liD aud an
Of lot forty tour ltI 900 uiu.s Wotl " Lincoln
Para subdivision, ul loo aIA o., seven l1I, oiuUT
lsl, plur 'lI, fourteen .itI aud seventeen
Dts aud uart Of lots nftuun ttII aud sixteen
l.I tUo acre fIat -, ulg Yield survey. be-
IuE situated boz tHo northeast quarter ~ section
seventeen .Ill. township one tlJ south, range
ono .lI uast of talt Lake meridian. Couuty NJ
salt Lake, Iurr tory uf Utah. according g. rho
ryCu dud plat uf said Lincoln rArk IoU uo'i
~ Che property 90 John NahIuuua, Alice ~
RaN'phUt sud simon HallYHHs 40 lh0 sur %
the halfway Bulldog aud loan Association.
corporation,
AAI 81. UUIGHAM.
4 b. NarauHI.
49, T. e. ARCHER
Uyp4lY MauhA'
Dated July l5lh. 1884,
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MARsHAL's SALE

DURsUANT. no AZ ORDER AND DE.
1 cree of foreclosure And sale, o. me "a
reCted by tho Third Judicial District Court Of
the Territory Of uah, shall expose ~ public
sale, A. thH south front door % tho County
Court House, "a the city Of salt Lake, County
u -alt Lasr and Territory u tab. on TIE i5tn
day Of August isli, AZ y O'Clock m. all the
right uuo, claim AMI interest " tari 3. b.
NelHuu, lauliua 81. Nelson. hn Wife j. a..
hutChor, tul Ida u, butcher, hs VIE. of. 90.
and 90 the following described real oatrto,
situate. lytng and uving Iu salt latc County
Auu described 40 follows t0.wit. Commencing
no point two ~ ruuH south IRON thc uurths
east corner M Iut = Fht 'sI, in block one hun.
drrI and four ,iUU, pIAt go" SAT- Late CITY
survey, ana running thence south etsrt and
ono ualf lsisl rode thence west siN .tl rods
thence north eight uud ourshalf lsal rods.
tuyrcc east six ltl RODS 90 the place % begin.
ming, being situated To- tho CITY aud County OF
salt Lake. lthn IuUIt1rY 10 be sold a. the
property ~ Carl j o. Nelson, PHuila NJ.
Nyison, hI6 wife q. 10. butcher, and Ida y.
butcher, hls wife, 81 tbc suit Of \. =. Larteu.
Terms of Halr, cash
Nat 81 BRIGHAM, q, b. Marshal
liY JuuN lI ltWVuyh, urUuW NaruhI
Dated 40 taIt LHAU ..ty. JuIy -Tu. lsJl.
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MARsHAns sac

DUnsUANr 10 ~ ORDER OT SALE
1 sud iofuc'usurc 20 mo directed BY the
District Court OF thr Third Judicial uiaricl
Of the Territory o. Utah, shall expose a. pul.
Do sac. At The trnnt door OF the County CouH
House in the CITY " s1li LAKE, county uf
rAt LAte and Tcui1rr M Utah, on The glh
day Of August, is1i ~ lio.ciocT o. all the
uEut, uuc, claim AMI interest Of l. D. HOss
aud MARY N iiuss, Of. iu, Ant 90 tho following
described real ostatr stulie, lyiuF and being
boo at Lake cry. SALT itar D0unty, Territory
or uun, aud described A. follows, 10 Wit
Part " lot gl-hL ,s|, block ntty.slN $50,
Plat ~" sat Lake CIty survey, inofe pArlicu
larry described - follow, tpsWit. Conmeuc.
ing at tnr sOulhtaN corner uf SAID lot oight %,
thence north forty feet, thence west one hun
1rsd and snty dive feet thence south f0T'y
feet thence uast one hundred aud sixty nve
feet 30 The place % beginning 10 10 sold as
The property Of 4. =. ll.fs and May 81. Rose
a. thC slit u j.. r. Bangham
Terms Of sale, cash,
Nat ". BRIGHAM,
q. s. Marshal
by J. -. TtMMOsN, Deputy Marshal
b ". lATLuCE. flth's. Attorney
Dated sat Lake city, July ilth, 1874
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-28

Sarah Kahn. plaintiff
John " uolau. Martella polau hIs wife,
Albert j Robinson. aud Jauo Doe Robinson
Die vito 1If ufHutH.
tbe rro.,r OF 700 Territory OF Utah stui
grcrunF in John M uoan and NafgelIa
bu'lH. DIS wife Albert . NUUinHuu aud Jane
boo Robinson. Die wife. defendants.
Nvuy AWE uEWEnN REQUIRED 10 ap.
Z ruaf Iu hu action hrnusht against YOU
lT ihr aloNu named plaintiffs in The District
Count uf ilr lhifd Judicial District ut Ono
TERRITORY Of Utah and Go 40 awcr tho CONN aIHt
o au therein within ten days exclusive - ne
Gay 1i ttrvl.tl after the fcryicg on you Of this
served out DfiHIs county. but u tha distr.ci
within twenty uHEHs otherwise villain FORTY
dayH-or Judgment by default viii 10 tagon
aE1inst lou' according 10 Che prayer oftlid
10 800 action BE- brought 20 have Judgment
against defendants uOIAu lu thg Fum " tt,iII,
Aunil. i,lI for i.6l at,Srnsy's fsg. f.T y w" nv
WIN interest ilum May 2, l-il for fii 81. wItn
interest from Nhy %. lstl. Tor SO 20 with boz.
unuumt Cor taNes paid ~ rahuH, anu t1r
costs " suit, alleged 60 10 due on certain
nouu 60 plaintiff June 80 i-l2, tor fl51I, with
interest 10 DO yer cent per hnuum-sAma uoIug
quo aud Wholly unpuii save thU sum Of $50
lnlefc.t -aul hcinE rc'urch ply = moushgr Of
executed bv defendants ullah 20 plaintiff
said muri.fFud premises having boon. since
NNiN NNNNN NA HNIN NNnINHhHNH conveyed 'u uN
truuuut Albert ~ Robinson, subject Co lion %
Hali mortgage tu haNu tho usual decree uf tuiH
court fuf ihg sale ut sad premises, adiuiEng
that Or Goods ~ such sale boo applied ln pay.
Wrut uf aWuuuts due ~ above, that defend
huta aud Hll persons claiming under them hp
haltcI nni iurrrluard Of AL cl Iim ur equity uf
redemption iu saiu premises, and fur other
frnet SAID premises Arc described aa .u.uWa
Go wit. al ~ lots numbered from I tu On in.
c'uafyc, ana being 81 ihU lou comprising
DO ans subdivision ~ part OF block q, rlht
A. 1.-Two Acre I.|ll. IIIH lIUIU survey FHItUtInr
Tote % aud 80 Of suit subdivision, 40 situate Do
SAT- Lake lItF Huu County. ttlh.
And Euu Hrr hereby notified that u Yuu fafI In
appear aud answer tHc SAID compliant uu above
required The snil plhIutIn viii apply 90 tuu
court Tor Che o. iof demanded therein
ItnyHH. Che Hon sumuUl a, Merritt Iud O.
aud tir seal OF the District Court ut
Che Third judicial District boo aud
|arALl for thH Territory of UttH, this ItH
day fJuIy, ln tnc year OF our LORD
ONE thousand eight huudrtd aud
uIuytY Iuur
DAVID a. DUNBAR. CLERK.
by Gru %. Looms, Deputy JlUIk
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE..


Location ~ ONCE aud principal rlaer Of bus
uU... cullen Hotel McaT Second south
street. salt Lake CITY, ltaH
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT At
- regular meeting % the board uf dirrr.
TORE nI SAID company held on the glst
day 0f MHy, 1885, uHaosaueut 40. loot per
cents or .utrufa per share. was levied upon
thU capital stock OF tho corporation. pas able
Na# aHt 1904. 20 tuU tcUretary, al che once 81
The company room N-, cullen Hotel, West
rUruud south street, salt lake CITY, Utah
IrrrltufY. any utoua upon which this assess
mrut fNuII remain unpald uu saturday. June
a0ih lHHl, VIII uH delinquent ana aNertlsuu
for fNo 30 public Hu don, uud uu ICES pa, mtut
b. made before, will bn cold ou Mnuiiv IuIf
trth. lsii ut O'Clock D. Co.,, 60 ny 10 us.
linuuert assessment, together with the costs ~
advertising aud uNlunsrs ~ sale
Iy order OF the board NJ Director
AhlutN rAusuN-, soCY
80 Mcai second NoFth g., salt iako CIV,
Utah. hly 70, iJl
rat Lars city June th lsli
ily order Of the Board Of Directors. che
time of payment ot tho abuYs asfgHsmrnt has
been extended % jay auth. l71L Any sfOuk
upon which said assessment shall remain uur
paid AZ that time Wal no afNCHituI fIT sale,
ana unlrss payment BE- made before. WIIl boz
sold AZ public auction 10 lhuuiaD August
iItht 1904, az u'rIurh I NE, az thU uIIUU of tho
secretary. room "a. cullen ll0tci. West second
-outh street. salt ihLe tiiy linh. tp pay tho
delinquent assessment, together With IIIr costs
OF advertising aud expenses OF sale.
ARTHUR PARSONS, secy.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
To- one Probate Court lH and Cor salt tas,
County, Territory Of Utah.

lu One Probate Court Ia and f1r salt LAKE
County, Territory Of Utah.
In Tie matter o. che estate OF jacob Ua..
uDUuaHUl.
NuuCE ~ HHILnY GIVEN THAT
~ Catherine hll ItmIusprltrIN OF the
estate ui jacob laIs dC.uasui, hHa
rendered fur settlement, and LIyi lu said
court hul unpi account u b1r administration
of SAM estate aud ngduDu i1r dnu dIs
l.IHuHun of tho residue " snii estate
among uU persons entitled thereto. aud
that Thursday tuu End day NO August a o.
l.Il,at Iu O'Clock m.at The Court Noom Of said
Court iu iNr County Court House, salt Lake
tuy hud County ltHh Territory. Doe been
duty appointed hF tho Judge OF Eail Court Tor
Me- settlement % H1ll account and hearing
HsIi petition Tor dIitfIhug1u. at which tmu
Nu1 NlHUu ANY pore interested iu said estate
mHF appear and show cause. u any mere be-
why snId account should not be settled and
approved and lnAI dHirHulIlU made az pray cd
fUT
dated July utH, lslL
a. y. NEION.
tUrt ui Probate Court
NT a. o. JACK Deputy l'NIk
NAuuELL s. ADAMS, Attorneys.
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Aud u accordance with the law and the
order of The Board uf Directors made on the
H'st day OF May, lsIi, tu many shares NJ each
paroles uf stock nH may DO necessary will De-
cold a. thr once Of tho secretary. ht Room ",
uosurOt National Bauk building, rait take
CITY, lut, on Thufsdhy, July i1ih, lsit at o.
u'c|urI, g., 90 pay mo delinquent hasrHsmcut
together with the costs OF AdycrtflnE und
expense OF sale -
ISAAC IENNtNGs. socr.
by order OF the Hoard Of Directors " the
buffy Mining Company, the above sale n
Uuatpuuvu unth Monday, July Bth, ~ alta
O'Clock noon. At the once ~ the socfeta y,
room ~ ueHrrCt Nuiiunll Tan building.
ISAAC JENNlNGs, sceY.