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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-03-06
ITEMS OF

Portland, Ore, is said 20 have 12O
millionaires.
Galveston handles every year 700, 900
bales of cotton.
Denver was named for Gov. James
w. Denver, of Kansas.
Chicago has a court house and city
hall that cost 81, 900, 600.
Troy, N. Y, makes over $4,000. 900
worth of stoves every year.
Cincinnati manufactures every year
$3.50, OOO, 900 worth of goods.
Jacksonville has two hotels which,
together, cost over IS, 900, 600.
st. Adams, Vt, is one of the largest
butter markets in this country,
Louisville in the Falls City, from it's
position at the falls of the Ohio.
Up to 1925 Charleston, s. c., had a
larger commerce than New York.
Hartford is said to be the richest
city, for it's population, in America.
The mines tributary to Butte City
have an output of 500, 600, 900 a year.
The wages of female servants in
Prussia range from $14 % to ST. 40 per
year; Of miles, $28 80 to $95 90.
The lowest wages in Europe are
paid in Italy. A baker there makes 81
per week, a tailor 81 so, q painter S..
Housemaids in England receive an
average of three shilling a week as
wages, together with their food and
lodgings.
Before the Mohammedans took pos
session of Arabia nine tenths of all
female children born were Immediately
buried alive.
Nearly 10 per cent. of the yield from
last years cotton crop in the South is
from cotton-seed oil, once thrown aside
as useless refuse.
There is a tradition that in the time
of Green, king of Thebes, an ivory min
ometer, with cubits and diggits of ham
m0r6U SOiu, WAS u50us
The Pail Mall Gazette says that 8 600,
600, 600 gallons Of beer rel imbibed
in Europe last year, Of which Germans
consumed 1,O51, OOO, 900.
It has been declared by DR.. Ross, 6
Nova Scotian mining expert, that Wy
oming is richer in minerals that any
other State in this country.
A resident Of Cincinnati, who at
tended Cleveland's inaugurotion in 1884
wore purposely a cheap watch. so that
if it was stolen he would not loose much.
The timepiece was stolen, but an hour
afterwards he found it Ia his overcoat
pocket, the Disguised pickpocket hav
ing returned it.
The excavators at Delphi recently
dug up a colossal marble statue ol
Apollo. The sculpture is of the besI
antique school, and the statue itself il
excellently preserved, with the excep
ton that the nose is broken. Il some
what resembles the Apollo of Tenea il
the museum at Munich.
F. A. Lewis, ST., who lives neal
Howardsville, Va slipped and fell the
other day to the bottom of a well said
to be IS feet deep. He landed, it il
stated, In Is feet of water, and, &C
cording to our authority, he soon rose
and climbed up to where he could sup
port himself until his friends rescued
| him.
Watch the label on gOUT paper and
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-03-06
HOUSEHOLD.
BATTER.

of -four, half a pint of milk,
..bIosnoonful of salad oil or butter,
t~aaapooDful of salt, a few drops of
y" essence of lemon and two eggs.
Uaot the eggs light, and the milk,
~ "a and lemon. Pour half this mix
go IN the -four and when beaten
.oootba and light add the remainder of
49, MIXTURE and the oil. Have ready
-, hot fat. drop in a large spoonful
I'd fry q light brown. Serve with
-ioo and sugar. This batter is good
FIR all kinds of fritters.
TURKEY SOUP
pot all the bones and the little bits
lift from a dinner into three quarts of
vater. If you have turkey gravy or
tho remnants of chickens add them
,Iso and one onion. Boil two hours
y more. Strain and set aside in a
AMI place till the next day. Then take
Al the fat from the top. Take the
bones and pieces of skin from the meat,
cut it in small pieces and return it to
the liquor. Add salt and pepper to
taste and a tablespoonful of minced
parsley. Let it all boil together a few
minutes and serve.
LAMB STEAK.
Cut some nice steaks from a loin of
lamb. Dip them into the well-beaten
yolk of an egg, and season them with
a sprig Of parseley, minced fine, the
grated peel of half a lemon and a little
salt, pepper and nutmeg. Fry the
steaks a nice light brown in hot batter.
Thicker a large cupful Of rich gravy
with about an ounce of butter, rolled
in -four; add two dessertspoonfuls of
wine and a dozen oysters. Let them
boil up, put in the steaks, and let them
get thoroughly hot, and serve with
tOrCemeat balls or plain.
CHICKEN FRITTES.
One cup Of chicken stock, one heap
ING tablespoonful of -four, one table
spoonful of butter, half a teaspoonful
Of SAIL, one ~saltspoon of celery salt,
one cup cold, finely chopped chicken,
q little pepper and a teaspoonful of
lemon juice. Melt the butter in a
saucepan and when hot add the flour
and cook till smooth, but not brown,
gradually add the boiling stock, and
bhen smooth and thick add seasoning.
NIX the sauce and chicken together
thoroughly. Butter a small, shallow
Usn, put the chicken mixture into it,
ana place on the ice. When hard, cut
tu" t"olnch pieces, dip quickly into
'a''eF and fry in deep, hot fat.
GOLDFISH HASH.
ooe pint Of finely chopped, cooked
'I' n>h, SIX medium. sized potatoes,
r"re the potatoes and boil an hour.
2,an Oh all the water, put the potatoes
a'' We tray with the fab, and mash
I7ana light with a vegetable masher.
H11 d tablespoonful of butter, one egg,
pepp9r and four or five tablespoonfuls
wlLN, and mix all together. Lay
my Ut three slices of salt pork in a
~ FSSr' and fry till they are crisp
,aAS them ous and put the fish and
s s,"y1 INTO the middle, and press it out
~ -'l'y 50 that the fat will be at the
&c When Drowned, loosen the crust
i We sides with a knife, and turn
SS ya' upon a hot dish. If it is done
ou'' II will turn out whole and nicely
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Watch the label on gO1LT paper and
renelD When your subscription eGpirse
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-28
MARsAAL,s SALE.

DuU,uAST Too AZ ORDER ANu DECREE
1 uf fHIrr.H.arH au1 Gale 40 nIr directed Hy tho
inuu IuN.u nHHIrt court Of tbr Territory
sIHI ffHHl IDHT uf fHu County ttuu house.
Don U.. I.F 90 ruIi lHtH, tUunV 0t Nalf Lake
and I..r'HrI of itaH. Uu tHr 90 day OF June.
i'l.a aad Iatprgst of oscar uHrstafisrsoa.
Au1ruU lHrft1ncu1u, Thomas Webb and
Mar.IH webb bile wife, Hannah Webb. me
traitor o, llr rsiaic ot samson Webb, deceased.
lions Oo.opsratyo Ngreaaplg Institution, :
gop.fa,..g..9.. ana i1e unn: Produce Co.
of. iu. and 30 tho following described real
estate situate iyins and being n 7Alt Lala
County. HHu dsFruugd as follows. o. Wit
Ger W ui section thirty three lIII u township
ttn u south no rasft one Ill west uf raIt
iakc Mgrinn, and il' lot Numbered thfce
and fHHr z. W ar.N1n tour 81 DOB i1Wu1h'u
luTUu suutH uf range one .H west nf sis
lt.H Meridian. aud containing HHH NIHurCd
1uf a.fF GOD ngIra, and thIur-n.HuHlrU1th
So 100. according DO lHrIf uf..aI ..at Hf tHo
survey HI HHu IN.u returned GOO 'Nu rUUtrAI
land u1|Hr NI tnl Surveyor General together
VIII. 90. HHl singular tHn tnuumUHfa. rt.
IH Hr cold Hr tNg properly ni Ns.Hl tNflaigf'
fHr.nu. Andrew t1ustuH".sHU. IHuma. NruI
and Martha Webb. Dbl. VITO llWuhH webb, Tho
a1. ang9,,nled. llA...l 1al 3s.'as allalnis-
oneida Mercantile tn'n. 70 corporation,
fuus 90 .HptfHtE" Mercantile lustiau1us
corporation. and tHr lnN Produce l1f cor.
llus -auH.s HlHs HH1 IH.s Co.., a corp1r.
NAr ~ brigham.
O., 3. Marshal
UF joins o. UuuHnUE.
NU.au N.. HN
Dated 80 ss.. Iaao U.g., NaT 30, lslL
EuUH W .Assus,
Attorney i0rrlsInua
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MARsHAL's SALE

1pUg.uAST 40 IS OguEU OT EAIT
Goo mg ilrr.irI by tbo IHrI District court
{. ODE io.niory 90 con. gla'' carnse 90 ruH.
llnfh.e Ht iHU Trout door uf tlU county Count
House in iuu CITY of HH.f IaEr. County u'
Ha't take Hu1 I.UiuN Uf Utah. un Che lu
dHU uf june, IH|N 10 O'Clock H fu.. 90 Che
uEhL title claim and interest Uf LGr Murs,
Emma MIIrH. charles H. MHkrH. John OdtHi
and allie % MiItUa. uf. IU auI iu tlU follow
lnH described real rHfHfHt situate. iyIuE and
lgius u Salt iaEu County ana dvtcuuCd as
fHlIUW.. t1.Wf.
iIeuHuuE 10 feet wet Uf iHg northeast
rurHur ni section nuruu Ha.. township one .lI
south. range one uyatuf HHIf lAAo meridian,
HnH running thence HIHtl uH fUgt.
tI.U.U west Dol. fUtL thence ruUN
h|. IUrt thUure cost l.I feet thence north laH
trrt. thence tlHt Dos IrUl tH lur place ~ urLIu.
rinF r..HUta rurfaU UIr"r uf lrHund in thr
above 1uH.upU1u. rH.HH.Ia a. fulluws Co.
ginning HI foot WHHi Hut l.t f.rt south ~ uo
uuTiHHH.f rurur. OFF .H.f Hy.NHu li. thence
south l.l fCUu thence UaHi ll tr,t. thence
nuriH I.i foot thence Hc.t IA turt 60 iHr place
no ts sad O.. ur property Of I,o Miles.
lumH NNrH, lHHr|UHH MHEUs. John ulauu
aHI -I''Ig a. WUaU., no tHr ssIt ui lutaUr h.
hTrHH.
Sal. So UUtUUNW.
A.. " IaHHNHI
u.I o. Ar.Wl Deputy hIunuaI
Dated HHH IIIH. I.|I.
g. lEh IHUUs, ATONE, Ioru'nuun.
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suMMnNs
In the District Court On and Tor tho Third ia
dcin District OF Uthh Torrit1ry.
County OF sails Lake

The People o. She Territory Of Utah ssri
greeting 10 D. %. Fowler, Defendant
VUu AUE uEuErI REQUIRED no AP.
4 pear iu an action brought agR.uat y1I HV
ilU above named plaintiff Boo Soc District DIufs
OF Hhu Third Judicial Uia.rIHt % fuH Territory
of Uul u1 so answer tua complaint n'ei
therein Within ton days .oFcIuaIlc of tIU day 70
sDruccI after iuC service Uu you Of tuIs sun.
nuusf served Within SUE county. or. 10
served QUE OF this county, Uut lI tlIa dlatrIUl
dtYHalr Judgment by dtaut will be- taacn
aEtuHtFnu, according t1 Che prayer " SAID
complaint
IhesaId action BE- brought 90 have q decree
ui tHIa court d'ssOItIug che UnrI. ui mHtrmUuY
rNHHur HetNeru UiluuT HaI Defendant.
above IUIrt Urayed Tor on fhg ground tIai Un
uf about ODE g. tlF Of september, so, thH
defendant wiifHIy aHu without rtI.s decor cd
aui abandoned uI1Iuun. and haH lvOr s.nco
1--we separate lnl IuHrt from hor aElinst her
Will tui without Dor r1Harnti end that Cor u
long tue uastthn drtou1Hut has wholly nee.
70. ird i1 provide Tor plaintiff che comm1n
rUHrafarIUs HI Doe.
And You arc UoroIf uIuUsI thatif yol faI
fH rUrrar and answer tHa FaId complaint az
above required. lhr HaiI UHHuf will aury 90
fIf UUHft Cor tHn rpIIrf demanded therein.
MHHr.a. ihH Non. samuel A. Merritt. Judge.
or hc lN.Il Judicial Distinct.
#TAI. DOB cod i1r iHd Isfui8fy of Utah.
tUH .UIH day - April. Do tHc Fear
uf uHr lori ono fIHual1i rIFht
hundred bud ninety FuIr
uANtu o. utNUAU. CLERK
L. HfH. n. IuHwIH deputy
J.H -'.i. H.1.nuf pi1IueY.
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and l.. IA Redd. In We have not much
TO oiiIr from here by way OF land and
Wligf unless a company should come
sufficiently strong to handle the water
question. Land i8 IN abundance un.
appropriated lying out doors 900 round
us. bot water for Il Is the question.
H.uu ditch carries water iar SONS 900
acres of land which is ail claimed; but
bad we Sufficient help to enlarge and
extend The ditch ieW miles west. %
would bring us in "a large tract OF very
fine fruit land. The land is not apuro
pnatcI, unless It be by some placer
gold claims; but shouldn't wonder b.
some Smart Alec. shrcwd business,
financial man, seeing this article would
go sraEhiWay and stake oil tHe g1un-
Try toi ten miles below B.uN. foo De
ready TO take be The weary pilgrim
when be shall put 30 dn appearance.
Our FRUIT crop prospect was never
better bot fears are entertained that 10
may suffer from drought soon. DO has
nothld but one slight watering since
last illl-uo rain TO speas of during the
winter We were very late getting the
water into Our ditch this spring and
before we had wa'Hfod round Cue river
through o. cold spell. went down and Ic.t
our ditch dry. We WIli have DO in soon.
hope, aud not have uuf fruit irufcd
Cattle are bot doing well ON account of
drought haya never seen our range
500 dry ibis early 100 the season. and die
range is u,gsiug.ad, sheep are coming
in and iI looks rather blue Tor lhu cattle
man We louE Hr better times soon
and 300 Che mean time we aim TO keep
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90 hs Probate Court boz aud Cor sa.tiat
tuHuIU IunrIHrT uI tIh


iu thr matter UI tUu uafitU Hf John 49, Cham.
N0TIH. licensed
NToTICE Is UIUUN OWES TINT
y uu iHa .I.I uHF of NHT, i4Ii, Goo admin
iHll.i1r ut fHU rHllIt wac UF Nu lTInlt. Court
rfHfUHa|u, hr Judgment of Sail court duly
Wl1" uu1 Uuitf.1 UHfHUHUrl tu HU'I certain
portion ui inr rHII U.'IfH 10 .lII r.iuiU FOR iHr
purpose of paying IHu debts ui H8.I estate
IUHt pursuant tu HHII Judgment HlII HImmH.
THIH. wII HUI ui UufHIU HHH fn Coo highest
Mllef Cor rasl. iHa following described tgaI
e. tIlU.
Commencing ata point g.aHi raIs cost and
HrNCnI" "gNuH thirty HEH one u.N"rcIiH. l0tI
uuru uf tUu northeast guTuUr uI block
PEI. NIat 'h" FHI lake tItV survey.
NunrH wet frUI thence uHr.h 81
feet fnru"H ra.tl1 zoos NuUr0 north Dr. 90
frUs lHrHUH uHHINU foot fHIuU1 south foot.
lHguUU east II. IrHH fIUuUr south An f.rI
tHHHuH wet H. fHtt. UHHIH HHUII a. feet
thence wr.I pcs feet iHruro north foot
iHUu.F wet W Goo. tu fHr U.HHU ni beginning.
HHII property w|I Uu Hu.H uH Hr liIHf Ono .iI
Hr" uf june lrl l..IH muHf HU boo whiting Huu
UuHI HU I"ft uIfH tNH administration HUrHIrnIIs
uF at IHr U..U uI o. NJ. bowman. $40. t5
fmuoHH Nu|H|Hr. rHII iatJ tItU, luN.
500 property H situated Boo Hn'. l.lLo CRY,
Wu 20 tUAMUIUIIN.
A1mIrI"irltHru of tHu estate of John ~. Cham.
berlin. G..sl#yI
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sHrRlErls SAT-

NoUUE 0, UTuEu1 DyEN THAT
y luruani 20 ~ Ewgn. nl decree N
tore. lUf.rg 300 colo Gully made guH entered iY
uHuul. of 900 Territory ui tIH. uH thH lIfl
IhN U. AWu|, 800 aud Hu HUIU.uf "HIr thereon
n wr luII s.uct and directed by She a.If
cause NUrHUu pending wherein 600 Globe
.aNuHf Nlut. "a cooperation D." U'auun. huu
A.ngruHe iiDH. 600 .Huuuu llnh of Uc Ur.
friedman hUII.. ~ IImmHr Hfr utfrndauts.
fI which HhN UU.rrH H.I order U. HHu TgfUT.
rn.a iH HtftH. made aHnII oppose Cor aaIv. hl
DO fGr ffHHt door uf Irr COUNTY Court iiuuff I'd
rH'i lHtu County. lUI Territory, which
County uouu llIHsn located 81 she
gurner OF Second south aul second West
uf .ut take, uu thn tH unI ~ h.art 1905. at %
O'Clock noon ~ Hl'i 1ny. HI iH0 right uur.
saunuHl HauE of ono lfUulHlIf. d rlrUufttf I'D
N y. friedman. e. q. Friedman aud 50
lnmmeg .n ani TO thc following dafeuued
All that certain piece ur parcel ~ land stiu
ate. IFIuE and H"lns loo Cue t.fF uf salt tatn.
lo8uW 90 -n.I lnau. Iul Territory of tiah.
bounded lHI described aH follows. fI WIf
hrsiuulnf 100 point nuu nuulfrH and sIhiF.
50 .I# fHrtWrH OF tHr northeast corner Of
Dec uum.grHA ..'rn h.H.f uuWnrr n'iY srtru
go tlli a. ',.t las. ,ilI .lI''F ihgu.r fuu
feet. IHUuHu west HIN.EauEC .0'. feet lHrurH
north UUr hundred HuI H.EiF u,y .l.tI fgtL
thence raat siNiy.nlc au icg. Co che % bDg q
subject. however, tu iHu Iru ui certain IHIHt
decd .HT thirty thousand dollars uUN interest
maIr "uI executed D.. Had Al|oruHC ilou 90
tHr 900 IHY uf AIuI. IHHl, auu recorded IH fEs
uu... .I 'H. county Recorder off HI|I taEu
sauBia uan ln bdas 20 81 Of N6ussf1s.
ioN,sa.daa hcppne.iy of h.u.ruo IIsI.
h. H.r b. H|HNu, lnI Nnl,. HHI Iu .Hfian g
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LEGAL NOTICE.

LEGAL NOTICE.
u tho Probate Court m fHd flr Salt Lake
county, Territory ui lAh
Iu tho matter of iI1 Ustl't OF Henry SIC.
IWHu deceased.
Notice 20 umU HUI rH.n fHT Che hearing Of
petition Tor admission No. probate uf will.
DJUaUNET Tp tN ORDER OF SAID
i Court boz aH.H matter notice IH hereby
gwen that 81 UlHrHIHF. Wu FL Do day Yf NaF.
A. u. l-Il. no Iu H'H..UE q w.t ~ tuU County
Court llHuHC Doc sale iHau trfT, Utah tyrutUft.
Iu Che court room u' ".II court, hus boon uu.
pointed lIU uWO uUi place Tor Che hearing %
"a petition uf hEHrH N.HvHu, praying Cor liU
Admission Io probate uf "a certain uoruuoui
Herewith presented. uuUuIuug 90 bu tht laHg
VIII Hun Testament ul uruY hoEWuu. dee
ceased, when Auu whore aIl pnraunH Interested
may appear unn oppose tNu probate Of said
viii, OF granting 0l Htl letters trHtamrutAfy 10
Agnes HiUEwau hr prayed Cor Boz taid petition.
tu WItuu whereof b NU htrouutl art law
hand ami Hn'Hu4 Che zeal OF said
lstAtl euub tnH .li1 day OF MAY, A. D.
o. 81. MELOY.
t.Urt Of Probate court.
by j, o. JACK Deputy u'rrt.
FERGUSON q JAssurt Attorneys.
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ANNuAL ,oNrruENcE

Young uru'- uutusi lmrvovemrut
Asauciniiun Logan, Iuur 9ud. IFd.
For tue above occasion the Union
Pacific Will cell round trip tickets from
1ll stations In Utah 10 Logan al one
faro.
Selling dates from Provo and 90
points North, Juuo 90, gnd aud 3fd,
tickets good returning until June 5th.
Selling dates from an points ON Utlh
& Nevada, and Sllt Lskc O. Western
htanchcs Hud all points south OF Provo,
May alsi TO Juuu 2ni, inclusive, tcE-
cts glOI returning until June 6.h.
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LAND CASES.

Persons having land contracts, or
whose patents are delayed, should con.
sul, Chas, W. Stuyucr. He has Just
returned from Washington, where he
bias been conducting successful
practice in the General Land Office.
Congressional work attended to, Office
McComick-Richards Building. Salt Lake
City
Correspondence solicited. Send
stamped envelope Tor reply,
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NOTICE FOR gyPIlSAIloN TIMBER
U llHl 0H,. 1lTI Idl' CIJ unH


EuNlIhlNr HAVING UIIN ESrruEu
hii.H uHUU Hg james UIum against
uUnEr o. Word lHr nIuH fl comply with IaW
L. iH I."H.I H. IHTU EUIT" rn. ..I. uafUI
March l.iU. JED. uuHu fUr o. u. M. s and
vs. n H section aF. Iuvn.Hfu a,
NHua. vs.. |u a. IHNr County. Utah. WISH d
Wow H I.H .1u"...I' un Uf .lII ,HtrF COO
trftluI alleging tHIf George D.. Ward boo ulg
aui UtH n1t UtusHi forest uOUH. ifoH seeds uI
r.iNu.H II HU planted upon HHIl 'luI lurIus
ilr inIrI year fIlm uHto of h.H uuIrF loo from
Mar Do lOin, lHIi, to March D. 90. lII aud dIl
mott HHn 900 not rHUHU ans forest IrHuH. tree
seeds ur cuttings go Nr planted uuuu sold land
1urur iUU fuuIlh year from utl. NJ Die entry,
DO from March I.th. iH|. tl March IOIH iHt
HuI UlII IHluft ruuUuuvH tI u.lr hereof IhH
Hl|d UrItHH Hrr hereby summoned tI IUUHlr
no fHis once nn thu iH.h day ~ juno. I,lt. aI
Dr. U'"IH.a ..u.. l1 respond HuI fHIUIsh trHt.
WHuN concerning HHid HIIUraI f..uIU
MiiNIH IS tuAuWItK, UNuuN tUul,
Attorney fHI UIUfHaIHuf IU#HIrrs
NUrr lilo fa.t aud daie of srru0u upon
tNr IImNtr.UuIIUIn claimant HNHui HU Hu.
durHHd HH fHI uUIIHH. HuI uIH. alton must boz
rUHufu1 o. only WurTu UHf#HUI| .UrI"U ruu.
not De- Hll. HuN tIAt fact f" UtuH.lHhru UT BOO
ufdHFIt tH.t aurf ua.uH duT diligence. 10 IaH
been found IUUHHHI..r tI made personal HUr.
wee upon 900, claimant
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oONTrnrNcG ~ luGly

Persons * ec'ing 90 attend the An.
nual Conference ID. fho y. NJ. NJ. 1. A.,
at Logan, June 2nd Gnd arI, fhuuld
REMEMBER that tie only through train
is via the Union Pacific, leaving Salt
Lake nt $40 %. M, daily. Tickets will
ben sold at half fare June 1t, g1d and
lri, good returning until Juur 9th,
with privilege Of stop over at Ogden In
either direction
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ESTATES.

Heirs and Others having an estate 10
settle should consult Chas. W. slayner
Tie has had an experience of over
twenty-five years as attorney for estates.
Wills drafted aud estates settled, Office
Observation-Disclosures Building Salt Lake
City.
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LEGAL NOTICE
In tho Probate Court, lu and Tor Salt IAks
County Territory OF Utah.

Iu .hs Matter uf tHo Estate OF uaul %.
raHHgu. Deceased,
NvuTIgE Is UENlBY GIVEN THAT
y UryN h. lHu'Huu. DkgIUtUN OF me
1895 FlHI AND testament Uf Paul % rHuIbuu,
deceased. has rendered FOR settlement and
fIol Dog shIu court hor lnal account ot
Nur naturalization ~ said ufialy winch
account uAa boon 1U.H allowed Hud
approved HUl petition f1r uuH' Ole.
IuuUN1u 0f tuU rHHIIHu sf Said estate among
tHo uCuuuH entitled thereto, and tHat stature
uAY, tH1 Jn DAY ~ Iuur a. %. lr4. Ht %
O'Clock o.. ur as tHu court room of saId court,
u Che County Court lIHuHu. salt Lake lItF ami
County lUH Territory. uAs boon duly alp.
pointed ny che Judge of HAil court
iUr t1r hearing uu su1 noUuon
fur distribution. 700 which time and
place ans uuHtuu Interested lu SAID estate may
appear aut show g4UHg, % any there ur. why
UulI dHuHNguou HnDuIl NOT hu mAdg aa prayed
tuU
dated May lfth, $780,
a. " MELOY,
CICrs of Che Probate CuurL
s, MEDIEVAL altlru1Y
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"salt Lake 81 "a good place 20 battle,
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season Good music .n pavilion.
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DELINouENT AssEssMENr-

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Do tho Probate Court l1 and Tor Salt Iat
touniy Ttutory of Utah


touniy. TtrutorT of Utah
In mo Matter Of tho Tttifa OF Robert
Nucl1it Deceased.
A-uIIHE rs UEUEUY GIVEN THAT
~ ElnIutn Jane thornton, osDeuiril ~
tHU IuHt Will and testament of E0Irr UI.HeU.
deceased, has rendered Cor settlement and
lied iu said court her nua. account uf UUr 90.
mIUIHiratl0n uf slid estate and petition Cor
nuHl distribution of tIO T1sI |uU uf HId estate
lulHg Che ucrfOua entitled thereto. HuI fIa
frdHF tHe DEC day nf IuuN. a. %. l.Hl, 90 I
u'U.u.k H.us. 90 iNt court IHrm NJ fa'1 .|urI
boo iHr County Court iuuf0 salt laET Iiiy HuH
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pointed Iy tho Iu1Er nf said court Cor tHI
sottOmUHt uf sad account Hni hearing faIH
petition Cor dirtuuuuHn. 90 w...u Umn uud
place Only pore. Interested .n an.I na lio mHi
Hun.ar HuI chow cause. N any There HU. H.l
a1II account should not Uu settled IHI HUl
proved aud nuh distribution made a. uflgod
dated Stay 500. i.sL
UN NIIUT.
DIrff of tHr Probate Court
UyI. o. TAHk. UaUuf.
IUUN ~. tktNuN. Attorney
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