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CANADIAN N
Several Banks of Newfoundland Suspend
Payment.

Several Banks of Newfoundland Suspend
Payment.
ST. JOHNS, N. F., Dec. 1.-THE Com
mercial Bank of Newfoundland, having
its headquarters in this city, has sus-
pended, owing to the failure of several
OF the largest fish exporting houses to
respond to their liabilities to the bank.
This has involved other banks, and has
crippled some of the largest concerns.
Depositors Demanding Gold.
The small depositors are demanding
gold from the Union and Savings
banks and the gold reserve is being
steadily drained. Ii they are able to
meet the run everything is safe. But
the chief danger is the difficulty in
getting more gold into the country.
At present the people are very peace
full and seem unable to appreciate the
gravity OF the situation. Business men
of all classes are trying to effect an ar
rangement with London bankers or
with Canadian concerns which will be
urged to extend business to this center.
Schooner ON the bar.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 1.-The
schooner w. L. Beebe. lumber laden,
from Port Blakely to this port. while
attempting to pass in foundered i'm the
heavy sea that Is breaking ON the
bar. Ii is believed all the crew win be
saved
Hurricane as tins Azo.ea.
On. MIcHAELs, Azores, Dec. 1O.-A
hurricane passed over this island Satur-
day. The German brigantine Adelaide
was totally wrecked. PartSo her crew
were saved. The British steamer
Ituni. 77g tons. for Demerara, was dam
ansd.
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Napoleon. Red velvet Coat.

In the center of the other glass case
the light falls on a magnificent coat of
red velvet embroidered in gold. This
was presented to Napoleon when he was
first consul by the city of Lyons. A
quaint anecdote is attached to it. Ono
morning at st. Helena General Bertrand
paid his respects TO his exiled master,
accompanied by his little granddaugh-
ter. "How badly you are dressed, my
childl'' remarked Napoleon to his ju-
venile visitor. "But, sire, how can she
help it?'' replied the general. Here in
st. Helena il is next to impossible to
buy anything worth having"
Wait d moment, said Napoleon to
the little girl. II am going to find you
something for D frock." AS he spoke he
went TO o drawer opened 1t. took ont
his own first consul's coat and placed il
over the child's shoulders, saying, with
q laugh, Here, this Is for you" Gen
eral Bertrand preserved this gift with
the greatest care, aud it was from Mime.
Thayar that the princes late father i'm
herited IL by her bequest. London
Culver.
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immense Sensation Mt Sioux City Caused
by the Grand Jury Report.
Sioux CRY, Ia, Dec. 10.-The grand
Jury which just adjourned has created
u tremendous sensation by returning 90
indictments, all but two or three of
which are against ex-county officials
and members and ex-members Of the
board of supervisors.
w. A. Kifer, ex-county treasurer,
was indicted for embezzlement, 1t is
claimed that he retained moneys be-
longing to the county ~aggregating
$50. 900 in all. J. J. Jordan, ex.county
auditor, is indicted on a half dozen
charges of obtaining money from the
county hy false ~pretenses.
Fictitious and Stuffed Bills,
and for conspiracy. Ed Roberts. ex-
deputy recorder, who served under Jor-
dan and who hed the country. was in
dicted on several charges for conspiracy
and obtaining money by false pre-
lenses. L. F. Bevington, ex-county at
torney, was indicted ON eight charges
of embezzlement and obtaining money
by false pretences by conspiring with
the members Of the board and false
bills. Supervisors Hunting and Strange
were indicted OF five charges each for
obtaining money from the county by
false pretenses and conspiracy. J. o.
Jerman and J. w. Mohler, ex.super-
~visors, Were indicted ON as many SIM
liar charges. Strange was also indicted
For Fsribing the Jury
in the case of Rhys VS.. Strange, in
which about $50, 600 was involved, and
several members of the jury were also
indicted, but their names are not OBJ
tainable at this time.
1t is alleged hat the crimes for
which the indictments were returned
extend over a time of four years, and
that during that time the county Off.
GERS named and the members of the
board of supervisors have ~conspired to
gether sc successfully that the county
has been robbed of nearly 5000, 600. The
county has already been enjoined from
paying any of the warrants in question,
nearly all of which are still unpaid,
owing to lack of funds.
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America Has More Miles Than All Other
Countries Combined.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.-If the posses
sion of railroads and t~elegraphs is a
gauge of civilization, then the United
States certainly stands far ahead of
any other nation. In railroads Amer
lea has 21S, 871h miles or 80, miles
more than all of the remaining coun-
tries of the world combined. All Eu.
rope has but Ia, $50 miles, while Asia,
Notwithstanding it immense size,
counts only %, 219h. Africa has 7,2121S
miles, and Australia 49, 85 miles of
iron. The statistics are based ON facts
existing at the end of 1892, and are set
out in The Annual Railway Record.
The worlds railways cost the enormous
sum of $33, 900, 600, 900, or an average of
1921, $50. 81 per mile.
The exhibit in the case of telegraph
lines is scarcely less striking. The
worlds mileage of lines is l,062, 54S, of
which SAG, $50 miles are in America,
39Os27S in Europe, ~, 481 in Asia, 81, 562
in Africa. and AZ, 535 in Australia.
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Arrest of the Alleged Murderers.

. AZ Va NCEUEbs
SIOUX FALLS, s. D.. Dec. 1O.-After
a years investigation the authorities
have arrested and jailed Mrs. Orlando
Giles and o man named Davidson,
charged with the murder Of Mrs. Giles
husband about 10 months ago. MIR.
Giles was q wealthy cattleman, and was
murdered and robbed at a lonely place
on the highway near Dickinson, this
state. 1t il thought that the accused
put Giles ont of the way so their in
tinacy would not be disturbed.
The Sleep of Horses.
When the horse sleeps, il Ii said thav
one ear is directed forward, why is not
known. A writer in The English Me-
chanic thinks this is to guard against
danger, being a survival of their origi-
nally wild habits, He says: Watch .
horse asleep through the window of his
stable and make a faint noise TO the
front. That ear will be all attention,
and probably the other will fly round
sharply to assist. Now let him go to
sleep again and make the anne noise
to the left. The forward ear sill will
keep guard. with possibly a lightning
flick round. OILY to resume its former
position.
Prices Cream Baking Powder
Awarded Gold Medal Afidwiatsr Fais, San Francisco.
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THE CITY.

wheat I'D; f1ax Sl.2O.
Weather report to-day: Fair and
warm TO might aud Wednesday.
Mrs. Chas. McGill has gone to Trempe.
leau county, Wis.,, to visit friends.
Mrs. c. II. Weiss was an arrival from
Wentworth by the evening passenger.
Stanley Jones was a morning passen-
ger for Sioux Falls to look after a Ioca-
ton.
Cyrus Chapter, r. A. NJ, will meet to-
night for the election Of officers. All
members please take notice.
Ackley i Runkel are now fairly
launched in business and come to the
front in a new ad in this issue.
john Slater, of Lake Preston, came in
on the evening passenger from the east
and will lay over a day before going
north.
Anthony Tuor and wife, OF Badus,
have retired from the farmland tomorrow
depart for Saltwater, Mimi, to live per-
manently.
Ladies Of the O. e. s. are requested to
meet at Mrs. Olmore's Wednesday at 3
p. m. to make arrangements for installa-
ton. A full attendance is desired.
Sheriff j. A. Williams of Grant county
passed through on the noon train with
a prisoner lone lei. j. Clark-sent to the
~penitentiary at Sioux Falls one year for
obtaining money under false p~retenses.
Clerk of Court Preston today issued q
marriage license to johann Heinrich
Johannson, OF Orland, and Bertha M.
Matz, OF Madison, who were later in the
day married at the German Baptist
church by Rev. A. L. Tilgner.
A board of appraisers consisting of j.
j. Fitzgerald, A. e. Fuller and Jacob
Knndert have been appointed to esti-
mate the damage sustained by the Nc
Donald Bros. in their recent fire. An
inventory OF the entire stock OF goods is
being taken and when completed the
damage will be computed.
Z. M. OBrien, q prominent democrat
10 politician OF Yankton who has made
many vain attempts for political prefer
ment was in the city last evening pre-
sumably with a view TO advancing his
candidacy Tor the appointment OF re-
ceiyer Of the Citizens National. In this
however, Mr.. O'Brien though d good
man, 10 likely to fall heir TO his usual
luck.
Duncan McGillivray returned from
Sioux City last evening where he has
been waiting by his sister Maggie's bed.
side for several weeks during her fever.
He reports her recovering finely at this
time and thinks she will be able to come
home in about two weeks. Mrs. Dun
can McGillivray remained with her for
the present.
Pipestone Star, 8: Saturday afternoon
when the passenger train was coming
east from Kinbrae, says the jackson Re-
public, someo one fired d rife at the NOV
ing train, the ball striking the window
sash. If it had been two inches higher
It would have hit Mrs. Haflow. who was
sitting In the seat. The trains have
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Battle Fought Between Safe Blowers and
Officers Near Bolivar, la.
OTTUMwA, Ia, Dec. l1.-Burglars
robbed the Burlington depot at Bolivar
and then stealing a handcar started to-
ward Ottumwa. Detective Harris with
other officers started on an engine
from here and met them. A battle was
fought and n burglar, name un-
known, was killed. The other two es-
capped. Harris received a flesh wound.
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New YORK. Dec. IA special to
The World from Rome says: An inf1u-
entail cardinal assured The World COR
respondent tnat the expected encyclical
to the American bishops would be com.
pleted within the next three days and
was likely to be published about the
end of the year.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 1O.-1he story is
told here that Standard Oil people have
practically bought control of sugar
stock and that this fact influenced the
declaration of the three per cent divi-
dend last week and prevented the pub
LEGATION of the statement originally in
tended to be given out by the directors.
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VIII Investigate OIL.

BERLIN, Dec 10.-The government
has instructed the Hamburg chamber
of commerce to inquire into the com.
plants which have been made as to the
inferior quality of recent importations
Of petroleum by the Standard Oil COM
pany. 1t is charged that the Fennsyl-
vania oil fields are exhausted and that
the oil recently imported came from In.
diana and Ohio.
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Notice u u prices on water sets,
and many other articles in the dish line.
MOFFIT 81 CLINE,
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We have inst received a full line of
fancy chinaware, just the thing for
Xmas presents. Call and examine.
MoFFIT & CLINE.
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Hooking Valley coal $3.50 per ton.
HUBBELL Bros.
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AT COST,
Fer the Next 1--WE Weeks.

Now is the time to buy your Christ
mas presents-diamonds, watches, clocks,
jewelry, silyerware, ETC., for cash only.
GEO. Cook.
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Local TAme Table.
Chicago. Mltwaukes ID o.. PAUL Railway, which
ook effect, sunday, May 90 f6e4~
TRAINS GONE EAsT.
Passenger, No. 4, depases 1905 O. NJ.
Freight, No. g6, departs ESQ. .. m.
Freight, No. "a, departs 500 p. N.
TRAINS aOERG wEeTs
Mixed, No, VI, departs 4:t0 y. 10.
TRAINS Fnom TIN EAST. ..
Passenger, No, 3, arrives BAD p. "a.
Freight, No. u, arrives A:5OA. "a. ~.
Freight, No. %, arrives lido p. M.
TRAINS FtoM TRM WEST.
Freight, No. W, arrives l0:4o .. M.
Ali the above trains carry passengers; but
fFeighte only when passengers are provided with
icketa.
passenger trains going east make connection
Ii Ryan for ell points south, and passenger train
going west, ct WOonaOcket Tor al points north.
nADrsoM d BRISTOL LINE.
Passenger going north. departs s:50p. m.
Passenger from north arrives. 1850 o. m.
JNO. LARKIN. Local Agent.
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Fresh milch COW for sale. O. s. Mer-
ager, Wentworth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-20
TRUSTEES SALE.

NLrHgREAs. WILLS 4 rANKuuUsr.
w single man ~ tho Uounty Of tat
tain deed Of irus'. dated January tth, 4. q.
isgi and recorded on January 1tH, A. n, 1871,
In Zoos "a 4 on nagea 10 ard lg1 ot we
records IN the otilcc Of the Recorder ~ ueedsi
IN the County Of -alt iato and Territory ~
Utah, convey 10 the undersigned William u,
ualc, - Trustee, & g following described real
estate situate In said salt take County, Tern.
tory " Uhh, tpwt commencing ~ point
four til rode north of the southwest rnrncr
" lui i've 81, N block ihlgty i've l'5l o. plat
~" SAT tAto City survey, and running thrnrc
rsst tou tl1l rods. thence north four tN rods,
thence west ten tiol rods, thence south four tl
RODS 10 The placoof beginning which sad con
NelAn'o va mnlc IN Nusl 20 secure 70 We
order u tho emsard Investment Company
th' payment NJ the said Wilus A, fauthursts
one certain uromissDry note u even date with
.sid deed y trust Tor he principal sum y
payable on me drst day Of January, 4. u. ls1i,
and with Interest thereon iflm q date there
OF Until msturlty az the rats ot siy lfl per cent
per aunum payable toml annually, ana with
ntsrsat thereon after maturity AZ The rate u
lHtNe llg per cent per Annum payable semi
annually and
Whereas, It IL provided In SAID deed Of IT Ist
IN case Of default "a the payment ~ -
promissQTy note ~ any part Thereon, o nc
effect o. said promissory note, ,hc sa,i Ttua.
tee ahhl upou the Application " the legal
holder OF SAID note, col aud dispose 81 haid
premises and all the Tlfht utla brne1t and
Pan hurst, HE heirs and assigns therein, NJ
public auction A. the place In tho manner and
Tor the purposes In SAID DEED u trust stated
after nrft giving twenty l20l days public uoiiee
A. patticulHrly provided Tor iu SAID deed OF
trust Preference 10 which IL hereby made for
greater certainty aud
Whereas. Default has been made To the pay
ment Ot said note hnd Of All interest that has
accrued thereon since the first day OF January,
a, u. l'H. ana SAID note aud interest arc long
pact duo and unpaid.
Now, therefore, Notice n hereby given thAt
I, the undcfsiEned, ~ iilthm N bale, trustee %
Aforesaid, az the request % the prescott legal
holder and owner Of SAID note aud under aud
by virtue q the power aud authority ~ me
vested by tue terms OF said Deed u Trutt
Will on Saturdar, tho 9Th day " october,
4. u. ls2l. at the hour Of n O'Clock In thc fore
noon Of said day, eel tho SAD above
described ruAl estate aud all tno UEht
title. benefit and equity Of redemption
OF the said Willis A. fanthutst DIE
hrirH and assigns theron. ~ public Auc
iilu Tor The hizhrat and htst urico the 1hmt
will lruE n cAHn, az the front door OF me
county Court iiuurC ia the civ ut salt Lake lu
the County M salt Lake and Territory ~ Utah
] Tor tho purpose ~ paying shid principal note
| hli interest due thereon Up % tho time nf sale
| ana ali tho costs aud expenses " executing
Dated At salt Lake CITY, Utah. September
WILLIAM n DALE. trustee.
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NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
~ pursuance % tho power 81 aaIo vested
"a ule BY the terms " a certain chattul mort
gage executed W -Urenson q Nelson Yum
tufe Company cospartnrrship, as mort
tue ith day Of september, IHii anu rsup dcd
on the on day ot rcptcmbcG l'hi IN book ~
OF thAttcl Mortgages, on page go reference o.
which Il hereby made, Aul y g uant 70 the
request % tar said Mary 4. 4 suuCFun, the
holder of che indebtedness and the note sci
form ia uAi1 mortgage,
Will on tlu llih Gay Of september, A. u.
lspi, at TIC hour Of ten ucl1ck u. M, ut mum
bCrs -, 90 ana ~ South, Malu street, Ia Hali
Lake Iil, Utah, sol at public auction 10 tho
highest bidder for cash, all aud singular, the
furniture, goods, merchandise And IVruunAi
properly ot every namu aud nature sbuitC in
that certain store building Known a. uumhcrs
%, 50 Aud 81 south Main street., -ult Lake tltY,
itah, also one span OF gtay hofsts formerly
used ne de livery h0raes BY toe SAID ,ufuntcu a
nelson furniture 20 also que furniture
wagon for double team, used a. delivery
wagon Ia SAID business, or 60 much thefcof
a. shall be necessary 20 pay On the saiu In.
dcbtedncss, expenses % sale auu compensation
Of the trustee, anu the expenses OF huldIng
aud keeping said property, aud "a p"tor liens
On said properly, II auy tbnru ba
The taid sales will continue from that hour
until All q saih property has boen sold, OF said
charges tAtisuud.
Dated salt iake city. September 18Th, 1894
Trustee.
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nn1los of TRUSTEES SAC.

.yortog Is HEREnN GIVEN THAT IN
~ nursuaueo Of the power Of sale vested
ia ma by me terms OF a certain chattsl mort.
&c. yseuted by orouaen \ Nelson furui.
st,,ts rnronsny. co partnership, - mottgsgor.
90 Mn -atnueison moitgagee, on the tth
a. ~ aeptember, 1891, and recorded IN the
co},e 81 ia salt Lake County recorder on the
m Az 81 September. 1894, 10 book -" ~
,s.,,sy ,,o,tgases. on pace 81, reference To-
vb,rb h hereby made, and pursuant 20 The 20
quest OF the said Alma sAmuehon, the holder
on thr indobtednets and Of The note set forth
IN said mortgage -, s
telt Al the hour Of ten O'CLOCK TO-, II num-
Tor. gs, IS and 81 south, Maln stree, IN ealt
taEe City, Utah, cell a. pubic suction 70 mo
highest bidder for cash. all and singular the
tutniture, goods. mcrchanduc aud personal
propcfty II every name AM nature ulua'C iu
mat ceftsin store building knuWn A. numucff
al. AZ a al south MLiu street salt Lake tty,
Uish HIso one span Of gray horses formerly
used a. delivery horses by the sald s0rCnscn
a Nelson Furniture Co also one furniture
W son for double team, used A. delivery
WAGON IN SAID business. or 20 much thereof NJ
III ii he neccssary TO pay oil Che aaid Indebted
ness. yxpcnses - sale aud compensation VI
thc trusted, aud the expenses o. holding aud
EecpinF aaid properly, and all prior ltcus on
said property " any theTo nc
thu faid sales vii c1ntnrc from that hour
until All Of sald property hhs been sold, or said
Datsd sail i.ate city, September iatb, i.oL
uLORUE Al. Cannon,
Trustee.
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MARsHAL,s SALE.

DURsUASr TO Az ORDER or sALE
uud decree OF foreclosure 20 me-, directed
IN tho instruct Court, ol the THIRD judicial nlH.
tTtrtUf the Territory Of L tahin the case Of John
a street W seth ", Mormon and Lorenzo u.
KINNEY. / shHli expose No public sale, AZ
tho front door OF the county court house 10 tho
CIV OF salt Lake, county OF SAT- Lake and
Territory Of lWh on lho ard Gay OF october
and interest VI Lorenzo u. kinney ana John
A. street. OF, BOO, Aud 10 the following uCss
rrtbed real gatAtO, situate lying and being
IN SAT- Lake CITY salt Lake County. utah
Ierrft0ry. aud described a. follows, t0.wits
All Oh LOIS twenty i2ll, twenty one lgO,
tF.nty.tWo UlN and twenty three lAD, IN
ilork Two an, ot hinuey'a Copper Plant Sub,
diytstop. number two az IN salt Lake CITY
ssit iaIr County utah TERRITORY 20 be sold as
he property Of Lorenzo ID. kinney. at the
mn N Seth W Mormon,
Termf of sale, cAth
NAT M, BRIGHAM, U, 4. Marshal.
ByJ. u 1lMMoNf, Deputy Murshai.
pated rrptrmhor l9ih, 1884
jams NJ BOWMAN, attorney for s. W, Nor,
TisOn,
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SUMMONS.
In the District Court IA and for the laird
Judicial District o. Utah Territory,
County Of salt Lako
Sarah Kahp, plainna.

Sarah Kahn, plaintiff.
john n Dolan, nsrcslls Dolan bic wife.
hlbertJ Robinson, aud Jane Dee Robinson,
his wife. defendants
s, Iss r'ogl' q o IS' Isrnpory Of gtss send
Dolan, bis wife Albert ] lobir con ana Jans
Dos Robinson. bic wife, defendants.
VOU ARR HEREBY REQUIRED TO a..
Il pear IN an action brought against YOU
BY the ABOVE named piainuh, IN The Distinct
Court ~ the Third Judicial District % the
Territory o. Utah sud 10 ahsWef the compIaint
ed therein within ven days exclusive ~ the
day " service after the service on ysu Of this
Summons 1T served within thus c0uHty. or n
served oct tthis county but In this DISTRICT,
c n,.'n ,nslr,ssi 1890 WI wihs tory
agaiasi lou, according 70 hspfaysz Of ,aid
I'M ss7d action 10 r8u httohIys dsment
nrsirst ieicudants uo'A IN the sum q t4Su.
WITH interest AZ iI per cent Uer anruu ION
Autil 2, lsiH, Tor 500 attorneys lee f0r itlsG
WIN an,y ,,,, Iudom ~ i9r ~ % VITA
tercst from juuU 9. 1904. ~ ~ per cent uer
annum, Tor whes PAD ~ pIanuh. and tor
Uoian IN plaintiff Jun, a. tsil. Tor t5J|. win
interest At 20 yer cent por aunuuasame Hells
due aud wholly unpaid save the sum tf $3.50
interest and being secured uy mortgage Of
even date on premises hereinafter ictcfibsi, ,
executed by defendants DIiau 10 plaintiff
said sortgsged premises having been, siuru
I.
fundant Albert J. NullnHDu. subject 90 lien Of
said MORTGAGE 70 have the usuai decree ~ THIS
Court for the sale ~ san premises, Hdludgiug
that proceeds uf such sale los aupued tu pay.
ment " amouuts DUE a. above that defend
ants aud All pcfaous claiming under them be
barred ami ioreclusgd Of all 90 um or eVnity Of
redemption In san premises, aud tor ulhur
Tciiaf sad premises are drsrrlhcd ~ oloWs,
| ~ Wit. Al u iots numbered from I 10 ~ IN.
: elusive, ana bcing all ,hr lua comprising
/ DoiAn's suudivisiou N part OF bloc, q, plat
/ a. 1--WE Acre rat us tlvli HufyNV excepting
lots "a and 81 NJ saii subdivision, III situate in
salt Lake CIV aud County. ttah
Aud YOU 1ro hereby uutfnui thar N YOU fal to
[ AppeAr aud answer the sHid compliant no above
I ftqu red the satl pininuH VIII bppIy o. the
court Tor the fe ief demanded therein
Z Witness, She Hon rAmuel A. Merritt !ud e.
| and the toli ~ the District court OF
| thU Third Judicial iuslurI To- aui
/ tayAL1 Tor the Ter tory Of ttlh, this lttt
day ofJuly in too year NJ our ioff
ono thousand eight hsudfcd AMI
| uinctY four
| DAVID e. DUNBAR CLERK
| Ny Gro u tpuNis, Deputy Dlet
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NOTICE. 10 CREDITORS.
T,nlo Of Homer A. DouIon. docou'e1

ItIllo Of Homer A. H0uI0n, uU0ohset
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN HY TllE
~ undersigned, dm.uistfHtrlN Of the Us'
tate ~ Homer 4. Boutou, deceased, - the
creditors ", and all persons having claims
against The sad dectue1 10 eHhihit them
with the necessary vouchers, Wllhln ten
months after tho nrit publication u this
notice, 10 tho said admlnisuAItN ht no lot
West soyentn youth street, Salt Lake city,
Utah
dated September 18th, 81
NANCY HOUTON,
AdministratrN Of tho estate VI Homer A,
H0uton, deceased.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE Is HEREHY GIVEN ~ THE
~ undersigncd, administrator Of the &c
tate u EliEautth wales, deceased. 20 the cred
lturs of, ana an persons having claims
against the said deceased, 60 exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers, within four months
after the nTtt publication ~ thIs notice, 70 the
said administrator, ~ hts residence, No, IS
Fourth street, salt Lake city, in the County u
SAT- Lake,
Dated september an, lslL -
WILLIAM J. WILLIS.
Administrator Of tie estate OF Elizabeth
Wf.rs deceased.