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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-20

A Congregational Candidate Goes About
WRAPPED ia q United sLatea EIns.

n long EGa@ANAAaAA AAANMAtAAAH NNNeH aANNNNNNN
Wrapped ia a United states Flag.
FARoo, n. D.. Oct 20 North Dakota
has a congressional candidate who out-
Simpsons the Sockless Statesman 0f kau-
sas. In the Democratic convention some
delegate proposed the name OF Bud
Reeve, "The Sage Of Buxton" as cone
gressional nominee Reeve was nomiua-
ted. though the action was immedintely
rescinded-
Reeve then became the "anti-fusion
Democratic candidate by petition. Ho
opened his campaign in Fargo last night
He is touring the state on horseback, tna
horse being presented by Buxton people.
Reeve travels the country wrapped boo
huge American flag and on his shouldera
perches an American eagle. Accom-
panying him is a Scotch collie dog act-
ing as master of ceremonies.
Reeve receives an ovation at every
town he visits. The dog marches at che
head Of the procession wearing banner
on which Is inscribeds "This animal is ul
politician but he knows better than
60 fuse with animals antagonistic tp hla
nature =
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-20
JUDGE TRUMBULL FEARS.



Trouble
WAsHINGToN. Oct. 20.-Judge Lyman
Trumbu.l IS here on business with the
supreme court
Judge Trumbun was asked whether he
would be a candidate for the senate and
whether he had really joined the Popu-
list party.
~ am not a candidate for the senate"
he replied. = would not want to come
to the senate. | am not a candidate for
any political office. / have gotten past
all that | am too old. l am entirely out
Of politics"
Continuing he said that his recent
speech was made at a POpulist mass
meeting because he had something to
say to the Populisfs. Il thought I could
reach the masses more easily by speak
ing where and when 1 did than by ad-
dressing either of the old parties A
spirit of unrest pervades the people,
feeling of dissatisfaction. Unless some
thing is done there Will be trouble. l
said so in my speech and have nothing
To add. >
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-20
TILLMANIsM IN GERMANY.
Government May Take Charge of ihe
Entire Liquor Business.

VIENNA, Oct 20-In the reichstath
today Herr von Plenner introduced a bill
providing for monopoly by the state Of
the refining and sale Of spirits Herr Won
Plenner argued, in support Of the meas
ure, that it would prevent the people
from being poisoned by poor alcohOls,
and would, besides, augment the reve-
nue. Of the state According to the terms
of the bill, the production of raw spirits
is left to private enterprise, but produ-
GERS are only allowed to sell to the state
for refining purposes in the government
factories. Producers are also allowed to
ex port whatever raw spirits the govern
ment may not require.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-20
a CABLE NO HAWAII.
An English Agent Now There Looking IL
Matter Up

SAN Francisco, Oct 2O.-Advices by
the steamer Australia from Honolulu
say on the last steamer from Victoria, a
man named Sanford B. Fleming arrived
in Honolulu, and since that time he has
been in close communication with the
government 1t has recently become
known that he is here in the interest Of
the English government for the purpose
Of seeing what concessions can be oh
tanned from Hawaii in the event of a
cable touching there.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-20

The Car Has Had a Series Of COnvuI
sions and T. Dying

BERLIN, Oct. 20.-According to q dis
patch from st rsburg, published by
the National Xeitung this afternoon. and
according to special Information from a
medical authority now at Livadia, the
czar. during the last forty ght hours,
has been seized with a series OF convul-
sive attacks accompanied for several
hours by temporary unconsciOusnes IS. 1t
is added that his death cannot be long
DELAYED
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-20

USIoNTowN. Pa, Oct. 2O.-The Pitts
burg, Va, and Charleston morning train,
bearing a large party Of excursionists
from here to the Republican meeting at
Charleroi was wrecked 1t Tippecanoe.
Three cars jumped the track A panic
followed and the passengers jumped
wildly from the train. None were ser
iousIY injured.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-20
CITY ENGINEERsHIP.


Mayor Harrison returned today from
Kansas City. He says he has nor dee
cided whom be viii appoint city enc
gineer.
There is a new application from ala
unexpected source. Asa Bum, the disc
charged penitentiary mine superinten-
dent. is the applicant He is the man
who led the fight on ~ arden Dick Chase.
and is now one Of the supporters of the
Bennington Corning ticket Io thinks
that he should be rewarded for his fight
against the Populists, and naturally eN-
poets his reward from a Republican
ruaUor
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-20
GIRLS BREAK WINDOWS.
Cigarette Girls Get Angry over the Intro
ductfon Of Mschines-

CITY OF MEXICO, Oct. 20 The strike
of girls in cigar factories over the intro
ductiOn of cigarette machines Is spread
ing. A thousand employees are out The
striking girls smashed windows and
made assaults upon the El AIodelo fac-
tory and would have captured The place
in all proba bility, had not the police and
soldiers been dispatched 90 the SCENE.
1t is feared there may be a general
strike Of the cigar girls ia the factories
of the city although machines have
been introduced into but one or two
frcforiaa
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-20
SUGAR GETTING TOO CHEAP
So the sugar Trust TsefnerIes Close to Make
1t Dearer.

So the Sugar Trust Tkefineries Close to Make
It Dearer.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 20.-The Franklin
Sugar refinery, which is operated by the
sugar trust, and which has been running
on half time for three or four weeks.
turning out only soft sugar. shut down
today for an indefinite time.
Twelve hundred men are thrown out
of employment The Spreckels refinery,
the other member of the trnst in this
city. has been closed for two weeks. The
McCahan Sugar Refining company
which claims TO be independent Of the
trust is running only one-third time.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-20

New YORK. Oct 2O.-The weekly bank
statement shows the following changes:
Reserve, increase, 81. 116, $780, loans. in
crease. $604. 300; specie. increase, s, ,4O7,-
600; legal tender. increase, 81, ,5S1. 300; de-
posits, increase, So. .S47, 500: circulation,
increase. $163- -934 The banks now hold
$62, ,513, ,775 IN excess of the requirements
Of the % per cent rule.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-20

Boston. Oct. 20.-Alix won the first
heat of the race with Direetum by three
lengths. Time-2.O9. Second heat was
won by Alix handily by four lengths.
Time-2:1434.
The race endedSwith the second heat
when the horse first named was drawn.
He is under the care of a veterinary sur
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-20
The First Woman's Democratic Club
Formed in Colorado

DENVER, Oct 20 The Colorado
Woman's Democratic club of which Mrs
Mary v. Macon is president and Mrs
Anna NJ Cochran secretary, is the first
woman's club placed upon the member
ship roll of the \ ational Association of
Democratic clubs.
Chauncey F. Black. president, in a
letter reg garding the eligibility Of women's
clubs to membership wrote: "We ought
to be happy to welcome the women's
clubs IN every state and especially in
those states where women vote"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-20

NEW YORK. Oct 20-Newman B. Erb.
receiver of Coffin g. Stanton. says that
the statement Of assets and liabilities
of the company will not Be completed
today as was expected. They win
not be filed with the court or published
until Monday week as he will not return
from the Atchison meeting until chat
date. In the meantime Die will give
creditors access to the reports as fast aa
they have been completed
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-20
PENCE'S NAME CAN'T 60 ON.

1Eandannus Issued Keeping Ais Nntnr on
tile Democratic Ticket fri COLORADO.
DENVER, Oct 20.-The district court
today decided that John 4. Bottom ia Che
regular Democratic nominee for con
gress in the First district and issued
writ of mandamus requiring Secretary
of State McClees to have Bottoms name
placed under the Democratic emblem.
the rooster, instead OF that of Congress
man Pence.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-20
WE WON'T OBJECT.

United States is Willing to Have Mexico
Take Charge of Central A America.
NEW YORK. Oct 20.-A special to the
World from Guatemala SAYS: 1t is re-
ported that the United States government
has privately assured Mexico that it
would not be averse to seeing Mexico
take charge of Central America, pre-
serve the peace and protect American
citizens.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-20

ously Affected-
ST PETERsBURe, Oct 2O.-Ir il stated
on the best authority that the czarina is
very i'll, aud that her son, Grand Duke
George, is dying.
It Is also stated on the same authority
that the czar before his illness entered
upon its final stages, had a solemn inter
view with the czarewitcb, during which
he indicated 70 the latter the policy which
he desired him to pursue after his death,
and also insisted upon his marriage to
Princess Alix. who was summoned TO
Livadia TO receive the dying blessing Of
the car. The theaters will be closed for
six months after the death Of the car.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-20
ARREST CARL BROWNE

For Driving Through Wall Street In a
Wagon.
New YORK, Oct 2O.-A so-ca1ledCox
army parade. consisting of about eight
ragged men with a wagon. went through
Wall street today. The wagon was pre-
ceded by the leader, Carl Browne.
Browne was arrested by a Central Office
de tective and taken to police: :headquar-
tera
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-20
FIRST WOMEN DEMOCRATS.

The man was duly registered-
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TRUSTEES SALE.

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a.tl 700 = 81 fuHt lhAt tn taao ~ HFl'h.. .' t
lAymnni gl coy ~ .al lnIg.tsE 'NNl.N. .,,'I
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-11

XXuEHEAs. MARY 10 oAipNu oF TuG
W County Hf Nnuahuc tnd -ihi0 % Colo.
ihs IHsf Isg uf HH.f. 3 10 unr Thousand E.FHt
lIUuIIUI aud NilHty. IhIrH. Huu du recorded
boz tuH ufHH uf tuu recorder ~ 7aIt llkr uuuu.
U. lbut un iHH li.u Ify nf luEt 8 % l.ft. tu
UHnt. UuUNr. 90 Goo uuIrfsIgnel trtu huut.
NJ rHIt iaAg tly, JtaI. as trustee Cue fnIIos.
90 -Alt latg Gus tolfu1yot u.Hu. 20 vli
ga .ihI. block two .4' rtTtuH s lIIlIHu tu -aIt
latc iiy. ubirh faIt conveyance nai mauo
rfumiHalu uutu COG bond 90 even date thrrra
Nlh WHit uF thr Hai1 MARY ufm.Ut
il'r, '3e rt.n',sn .nn oi th,fy h,e
Che urIsr uf Cd. 49,. o.. brHH uf. lbu city
ui Denver, County 10 AflUHHHH. .taiU ~ Goo
1radu, Nr ,ufu aiisf coo date thereof. With
VU. Hurum. UaTn.I. HHuI annually evidenced
NN iHn NH.N"u uHlNH thereto 20 aHNfl. rn.N Cor
ilo uTHi gay "i IhuuHfy, h ihr nut Gay %
jN'Ns 300 IHu .Ist Gay ~ January, ltI. tho
..HI NH. HI IuIIt lH.. tHH uTat daN of January.
l'.H. tHu Hrat day ~ july i-H thr lfst day "
u..I Gay uf January. ltIf. auu tHy ffstUhI Uf
aN.It I.H 900 of HaII uHirH tu bear 900 erect 10
maturity 1.roai Do uYi .hsu pa'i sui
where's. 10 be- ur. lIiuI among Other tmuFs
lu shil uUrl OF tfuHt that boo rAsruf iriau.tlu
any payment 20 any ~ said Interest rlYIIu
thu whole uf tnu principal SUN ana Interest DO
$40 uuH 70 flIa nav, 10 once, nt t1u option Hf
IlaN'r ..l We tall plcuIfct may Hc cold, Iu
tIn manner end With tlo same effect af n said
lfIn 'phi IulrHigiuffH bad mHWrrd and 10
accordance WIlU tHu tfFna on fHIH tC0i uf
ifust. reference o. which b. hrryHy made f0r
HTuHtgT certainty luI
Whors1s, default boo been made To- thc PAY.
lasai " QUO lfst % saii ion coupon !utgrest
iut. 1870, Ald tIu lrFal holder ~ uAIu priurlpal
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80 t.tsS a,,,tSeifgr lt.t ~ M,'.n.
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w. ..agt ~. r...I. = o.. $3.50 q. MN
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-11
TRUSTEES SALE.

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w $780, NNNi ''. 1890 ~ ,Ai''
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10 ''.ta =
| tr.
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20 go 'gN.Y 90 'aIt lAAr H"A l'H|'f' 40
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-11

DuUsuASr 10 aS ORDER ANp De
l cree uf foreclosure and sale 20 me do.
rooted uy iUu Third Judicial uIHtrct Court Of
she Territory of Utah. . thHIl expose at uuhl e.
sale. Ht tnu south front door uf tnu County
Count lIUuHr 100 ono rIE Uf HhIt Lake, County
Uf -I.t l.Eg hul Territory uf Utah, Du thr .,.h
IbY OF May. I.|l, at 10 u'r. UUL u., 400 tr r.gUt.
Ut.n. claim and WfTraL Uf Andrew o. haufH.
Hannah Maria kranV and a. a. Nyal1m. H..
lu, and 10 Cue following dgfeuHrl Real Estate
situate. Wing nud being Iu ~HIt AHAU lH.UN.
and HUulci as f1UuWf, tnsWIt.
rGT. of Dot twelve .la. Iu block eighteen .IH|
iIvr aero piazza Ugl TOLD fHrFrF be-. uu.Ha
atu point tWu nUi ono fHII .. Rode north H'
tNyHIutHp.utUU corner Uf said .U. IHtEU aH1rau.
uus tHuurg wee. one huuHrHl 5000 N'iT seven
lal feet thence north forty .f| iyu.. thence
rast one hundred ana HIiF .rrE.u .I... f.rt
thCurU south forty 900. foot 90 fireplace of "H
EUuHFt u'Hu perpetual TIH.' % $500. .ENr
aiuu OF land tIN.rHu i0rt H.#U, .'un. uuH
adjoining f1 Goo NH.f 'HU HI above DO. rHr4
IarI. situated iH -l.tIHke Count. iaH tgr.
Hiurr
hrsutE Hannah Maria kuuis Hu1 D. a.. N}Ht-
rom, uI tuu ruIt uf AIn'uh a. NIIyr
NAT N BRIGHAM.
q. b Marina.
Ily ions o. tJuNuth Deputy Marshal
Dated at slIt taG0 iltY, April 1'ri, l7Ni
J0uE 81, Cannon, Attorney Tor flllugt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-11
TRUSTEES SALE

NHrurUEN.. ISAAC sUAU-. SARAH ..
w scare IHHmHa D.. H#H..F aHI Elizabeth
IS "uIy IUUHl 900, HU tHu I.tH 1aI Ut NuFrm.
l'.. a. no l.'I, execute anI l.ltgr 90 Cue un.
Dog pc follow property. g|uf boo -at Lake
county, I,tfulI ut ttaH, fu uII luH west
H..i or l.g uuItleAti pHn',. .ll lnr eatl hh q
uf fHu uHfiNfrHt IIlTIUr H. .".HHu fourteen
Wrat san l.lhu meridian. containing no urrra
% Land aHu
oughGnurgg .iII foot north nf tIH FHutH.
rnHt corner ~ l1i uuyH. ln h.1r. coventry
90 l'', pay ~, .Al llAg Guy curve thence
tyNgu IliI inuI, tbgHru u.H. aINtl.IHTgu IHI
frU q. tUrUUr HHuil HIE.|. HHlNU I.I. f#Ut IH HUs
snuil. ana che UUNi.Lga now ur hereafter
rfrrigi thereon, zoe a.l lAtr tiNt salt lpar
touHtF, I,rrinJ " lAu, boz uruHi o. secure
tlv payment ~ u certain uruWHHI.F note Tor
ihr H4u Hf $500 %. Win Interest, payable 60
tha order of bolivar Roberts promptly Hs tuu
HHmt hCrnmr due bod payable nEr.urf with
costs Hut advance. .HlIu urUI Hu.ua recorded
BOO hguk Dob D." OF Iusg Deco. ON ulsHH ItlsA
rall lhEr county lHN, record au1
of uuIAut made lu GOO UH1 mrut NJ HHld
note ur interest," ur IH 600 performance
OF .hf d" lNg g,9'g..ah,.'. i. a.l a, ,gg
request ul tHr H1.tu. 40 SAID u1iu, pro.
coed 90 30 rlUN properly 20 uaNha auction Tor
luu highest Hul ursI Hu.- ihr same NuuIl
ruUhHa.u Hr publishing boo ans Newspaper pub.
Nshrd In -It lsIEr county and
Whereas. uUfa.It HlH boon mHl. Iu lNt Pave
mUUtuI HlIu uuiu HUI Interest aut tUHTH has
been breach OF Che covenants lu said deed
contained, aud IHr llan NHu1uN uHuk. tho
holder of slII motto UaF requested HaIu trustee
tu uIuUtUI CO. BON HHHu property aud uUpY tHt
proceeds iu tHU UHHUUut uf o. claim with lu.
tyrtHt. attorney p Gee and costs.
Sow therefore. notice On urr6.F gwen, that
DO I.u'H..Uh noon ON saturday, tNe a.Iu UHN OF
May. Ir o. af f.u aputH uuUruf tHu Court House
Iu sac IHLU HHuy 900 ~, second south SCI.
Iu -HIf I4.r CITY. sAIt Lake County. Territory
uI tI.H H.H NU1trHI-ucd trustee NI.I, UH flr.
tHD of Authority DOB hu FrsIrI IH fII1 deed.
oppose Goo property HrrHIu above HUslIHrI toe
reII t.U came g. tuu bI.Htat u.iHIf iHf cash
A. %, SAW EN, Trustee,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-11

in ue Probate t0aH. Boo and f.F .attaEt
county. ItuiiuY uf Utah
Do Ws mltoro' fba Estuc of Ho.s. ususr.
Deceased.
NuIlyL 10 uEUTUY slNEN TutI
~ Royal Do Young and tuyu a. NIfUeI.
thryUIuI NJ lUg U tstU uf ROYAL liafurl IH.
trsfes, U4tu IyUIffsI for settlement pod Died
.u HHII court I.lII Iufl rrruurt ul UtIr HI.
mIuisifl loo of .lII estate and rcntHU Zoo
luHI NHr'HUIIHu uf inu rrsIun cor $40 yHialH
lnHU. INe pore u# entitled t.tfrini anu that
Saturday. thu iltH IlE UI May. An. lsHi at DO
O'CLOCK HtuI., 90 iHH court T|Ut % saI1 court iu
tHn County Court iiUu.e. salt laAr tiiY and
tHUNiN. \ Sab TERRITORY. NfH been uuN Hua
pointed Do. he Judge uf asii uri Tor tho
HUtlrmrHtUf H.II account .Uf hearing sHIt
IcllIHu Dor .HiNHUu o.. 10 HUI.U fIUu uuI
U..I" 600" UUrHUH Interested TH HH.f estate mHV
auufHr fuu aHuu yH4Hr 30 HHH tHUfH Ug. shy
sa.l cunt aHHIIIn ui UH settled HuI approved
auf IUH| HIHiTl.. .u made HH UHaTtI Iur
Dated hTuI l.lU. Ifti.
&c. v. MELODY
tIUfk Hf tho Probate Court
WAuEiI a Auhut. tuumHIH
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DURsUANr TO AZ ORDER ANu pE-
i rfru of foreclosure aud HAIo o. mU
directed 10y the Ihlri Judicial District Court
81 tho Territory OF Utah. Hhal expose az
public sale nt The south front door li The
County Court House lu tho city uf SAT- Lake
and Territory " Utah, on the sitl day uf May,
lrll. nt % o'clock m. 40 tho rFui title. rlaIu
anu interest Of Katherine lai. iH h1miuI.ifA.
tfIx OF tho estate uf jacob iiNs mud hutuCruC
Nnt personally, ~. lu anu 60 tle fUllosluE
described real rttatr, situate. lying aud being
boz -alt Lake touuig Utah Territory, aud
described nH rummuurlua 90 lNr southeast
corner " lot two tgl, iu block forty. Give U1, lu
plat "N" HlIt Lake CITY Hukr., aud run.
ming thence wOat two AMI one half .|'.| rods,
thence north ton luI rods, thence east two
and OuUshAif 'a.t' rods, thence south ten |IuI
rods 60 The place Of commencement with tuu
upUuftOnuurrHs
10 be- sod a. the property ~ Katherine Bal.
AZ thu Administrative 90 thr estate ~ jacob
la, Hnd katherine hAi personally, % che Huit
OF Henry NUlHrr
Terms u fAlc, cAHh. -
NAT a. BRIGHAM.
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MOI D II HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
~ mCcuuF Of thr stockholders of tnu
Mexican uuYN Company ut ttHI. will be- held
on the .sin dayof Mhy, 4. ~ 1895. az o'rlulE
Gladstone block Main street, salt Lake tltV,
flr Che purpose OF o.CruuE Ia Hoard uf i've
Directors, Anl also 90 amend tuU aduulUa "
incorporation. ly changing thn name % thnt
~ thO salt Lake DIty uuvN Company Of iuut
o. ascend saId ariiHIyH uY atualuE uut thC llHt
three lines ~ AItlC.o twenty Give, 40 that tug
said aflrIUs by striking out H|I uf Article
sixteen. after the words 'may levy and collect
HaHrssmeuts' ru o. 100 mAHr SAID section ruu.
form 60 thg statute. fn amend Hhid articles lT
ftrIkIuE uut aIl uf AFiiH.U seventeen after inc
words, 'ny order of 70 malurIU 90 aald Board
uf directors" and 60 HlIfr lui lnu word
"daliy" rffUr tHr Wurda publication thereof boo
o." in ArurIC Eleven. And 90 tfHuaa"t such
other business Hs may properly come before
thr meeting.
Dated AUul sil. isi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-11
LEGAL NUTICE.

In the Probate Court Iu aud fIr Salt Lake
County, lurniory Of utah
IN the matter of tHo estate Of Thomas Price,
deceased
order Go show cause Wug order ~ sale OF real
eatatg should NOT UU made
JOsErH DAVIS. TUr ADMINISTRATOR
- ~ the estate Ul Thomas luCr. du.
ceased, having hIDH hh pouiion loTolu, duly
verified lprayluE Cor al order 90 sale ufta part
lr AII uf the real estate ui Hhit dCcndrnt, FOR
The purposes therein oct forth, % Ia There.
fore ordered hY tNH Judge ul said court. that
aI persons interested lu fur estate % HaIu
deceased appear before tl7 said Probate
Court on TUESDAY iNnI aih day ct June.
lHll. 10 90 u.H'l.a boo tnU forenoon OF
HaIt day, nt Che court room Oi said Probate
Court, AZ The County Court House, iu tho civ
and County of tllt Lake, ltau Territory. u
show cause why uu order should not BE-
granted tn thu Hhil hiU|Hisirat0r, 20 COLI su
much ul Che real cHtNtu NJ lNn Hatd durruHR /
az public uT private Ha.r Ha Huhll DO necessary.
uuu that copy uf tHIH order DO published al
lpHHt four Hurrr. HNu wtUIH lu mo ~ sTuTr
tNIsIN4 NEWS. "a newspaper printUd Auu pub.
lIsHtI 900 said fIfY aud county.
jacob 70, BLAIR
Probate Judge.
HIIIgT IuWs. Attorney,