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The Tammany Tigers.

New York, October 10.-The Tammany
Hall executive committee named the fol-
lowing county ticket this afternoon: For
mayor, Nathan Straus; president of the
board of aldermen, Augustus W. Peters;
sheriff, Isaac Sohmer; recorder, Frederick
W. Smyth; Supreme court judge, Charles H.
Truax; coroners, Assemblyman Jacob
Mittnacht and the present. Incumbent, John
B. Shea
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Crushed by the Wind.

New York, October lo.-At $3.50 this morn
ing, during the storm, the walls of six
story factory building in the course of con-
struction at No. "A Moroe street, fell. they
crushed in the roof of three story dwell
ing house at u Monroe street, killing four
persons and injured many others. The
bodies have been recovered,
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women's Clubs AT Auburn.

Lewiston, October 10.-A meeting of the
Maine State Federation of Women's clubs
opened tonight with a reception in Lewis
ton City hall. Several guests from other
states were present. The session will con-
tinue through Thursday and Friday at
Elm street church. Auburn.
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degrees. sw, clear; Washing

81 degrees. Sw, clear; Washing
ton. 81 degrees, NV, clear;
Albanay, 48 degrees, SW, clear; Buffalo.
so degrees, W. cloudy; Detroit, 4S degrees.
W, cloudy; Chicago. 90 degrees, NV. clear;
St. Paul. 81 degree, NV, clear; :Bismarck.
As degrees, NV, clear; Huron, OAK, So de-
grees, NV, clear; st. Vincent, 40 degrees.
NV, clear; jacksonville, 70 degrees. W.
clear.
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Death of a Prominent Business Man

Bridgton, October 10.-Joseph L. Wales
prominent business man of this town.
late of the hardware firm of Wales &
Hamblen, died this morning at the age
of 65. He was school teacher, and was
a member of several secret societies. He
will be buried with Masonic honors
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THE WEATHER.
Showers Then Clearing.

Washington, October 1o.-For Thursday
for Maine: Showers in the early morning
followed by clearing; wind shifting to west:
slightly cooler. Signals displayed at East
port and Portland.
Boston, October 1J.-For New England for
Thursday: Fair; slight change IN the teri
p rature; westerly winds.
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Weather Observations.

The following are the observations for the
Agricultural Department Weather Bureau
for yesterday, Oct. s. taken at p. M.
18th meridian time. the observations for
each station being given in this order
Temperature, direction OF the wind, state of
the weather:
Boston, SO degrees. W. clear; New York,
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Deputy Sheriff Found entity.

Biddeford, October lo.-The case against
Deputy sheriff Palmer of Bar Mills for
assault and oattery upon Mrs. Emma Han
son upon October End was heard before
Judge Burbank IN the saco court this after
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Miss FRANCES willard mi at Cincinnati.

Cincinnati, Ohio, October 1O.-Miss
Frances E. Willard, the worlds pres ident
of the VIC. It. u, who came here to ad-
dress the state convention is seriously i'll at
the st. Clair hotel. She contracted a severe
cold which settled on her lungs, and she
suffer ed with fever this morning. Lady
Somerset is with her
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Scores Of Wrecks and Great Loss Of
Life.
COURAGEOUS RESCUE OF THE
CREW OF A MAINE VESSEL.
She Had Split Open and the Crew Were
Lashed in theRigging-Many Casualties
Reported Along the New England
Coast-Great Damage Done by the
Wind.

st. John, N. b., October lost. Pierre, the
French colony on the south coast of New
foundland, was visited last night by
terrific gale which caused a loss of at least
ten lives and unprecedented damage to
shipping. More than fifty vessels were
anchored in the roadstead and were driven
ashore and most of them destroyed. Their
crews escaped only by the merest chance.
More than 800 French fishing vessels arrived
at ST. Pierre within few days. They
were compelled to make port in conse-
quence of damage sustained in the gale
Sunday before last, which ragged furiously
on the banks. All the vessels report serious
losses. Several ships are missing and are
believed to have foundered with loss of
600 lives.
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Killed by a Train.

Fort Fairfield, October. .10.-An unknown
man was run over by train this morning
between caribou and Presque Isle and.
killed. There.is no clue to his identity.
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noon. The court was obliged to find him
guilty Of assault and battery, as ne had
been in the house.without warrant and
he was fined SIS and costs.
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For SALE OR FOR RENT.

House NO. IO6 Free ST., recent
ly occupied fby DIR. Foster. Ad
dress BENJAMIN. SHAW -T5E 1-2
Exchange st. or SANE'L HANSON
No. AS Water ST. Boston Mass.
Oct101W p1St
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Maine Men in Danger.

Fall River, October 10.-Schooner F. s..
Grant, sevenly-three tons, went ashore on
Sea Gull rock at Seaconnet point, Sunday,
and was blown to pieces today. The crew
and rigging were saved. She was insured
for $1,000 and was a mackerel fisher. The
crew were sent to Boston today. Most of
the men belong in Maine.
Was Out in the Gale.
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FOR r IN + T

Or SALE our cOmmodiOus store Cor.
Congress and Pearl ST., Portland, Me.
Over an acle of floor space, 110 IT. of
glass front, steam heat. gas, elevator
and in thorough repair. Possession
given about Jan. 1885. OREN HOOP
Err, son & LEIGHTON, House Fur
nishers. 4,-,1aeoder,,o1stp
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Gloucester, Mass, October 1.-THE wind
tonight changed to the westward j. and the
weather is clearing. The only arrival from
sea is the fishing. chooner John W. Keen of
Boston, whose captain reports the storm
outside terrific. While running under bare
poles the sea swept over the vessel, knock
ing down John North. who was so severely
injured he had to be sent to the hospital.
Considerable lumber and many dories and
other fishing gear was passed in the vicinity
of the middle bank.
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A Third Abandoned Near Richmond's
Island.
CREWS SAVED WITH DIFFICULTY
AND PERIL.

Good Work Done by Capt. Trundy and His
Life eSavers-Thirteen Wrecked Ones in
the Station Last Evening-Trying Ex-
periences of Two Lynn Pleasure Seek
ers-A Famous Light Weight Pugilist
Develops Devotional Spirit When the.
Waves Get Hipb
The Portland daily press., 1894-10-11
The Manhattan Put In.

Vineyard Haven, Mass, October 10.-A
violent easterly storm has prevailed here
this morning. The steamer Manhattan, New
York for Portland. is anchored here this
morning. A small fleet of coasters is
harbored here.
The Portland daily press., 1894-10-11
Life Savers BUSY,

savers at Captain Church's station at Mar
ragansett Pier, this morning, saved the
lives of five down east sailors from the
small coastwise schooner Leonesra, which
halls from Isleboro, Maine, from New York
for Bangor, also five others from the two
Hugh Brothers aid Bangs steam barges,
engaged on Point Judith breakwater.
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In 1906 crossing the Plains in Captain
Whites company in tho fail Of 1860. Her
parents settled on thoWobor rivoriu sum
init county when they arrived In Ulah,
and deceased has resided in this county
oyor siucp. Sho was married to Thorn
ton Lambert In the Endowment House
in Salt Lake City In April, 1883. Dc.
ceased was - loving wife, " kind and in
dulgcnt mother and faithful Lattor-dHy
Sain.; and died in ml faith ota roaliza-
ton VI tho benefits and blessings Of tho
Gospel. She leaves a husband aud three
childton, numerous relatives and a host
OF friends to mourn her untimeiy demise.
-ttOMMUNICAIEDl
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DUBsUANr TO Az ORDER OF SALE
Il 10 me directed by the Third District
Court, OF The Territory Of Utah, shall expose
az public sale, a. the west front door OF the
county courthouse (at the now city and county
buudnr), IN tho city OF salt lake, county
Ot Salt Lake and Territory OF Utah, ON the
17th DAY Of December, lslt, al 10 O'Clock ~ 4,
an tho right, title, claim and interest "
Elizabeth q, MickershRm and TurnCrA, Mioser.
sham Of In, and 10 tho following described
real estate, situate, lying and being IN salt
Lake CITY and County, and described as fol-.
lowe, tO.witi
Commencing at the northeast corner OF lot
eight lsl, block foyenty.twO az, plat "a, B"
salt Lake City survey, and running thence
southerly one hundred and seventeen On
feet, thence westerly soyeutY'twO (l2l feet,
thence northory one hundred and seventeen
Ql1 feet, thence tastorly soycnty'twO On feet
TO tho place Of beginning, Together with q
perpetual right of way over roadway on the
south side Of SAID above described property.
10 be sold - the property OF Elizabeth q. Wick
ersham and Turner a. Wiokorsham at the suit
of Charleh dteuse ct az.
Terms OF sale. cash
NAT NJ. BRIGHAM, u. 8. Marshal,
by l. l.. ARCHER Deputy Marshal.
Dated December 9th. 1884,
sAwHEh a PUTNAM, Attorneys for PiAintf
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mABsHALIs SALE.

DUB5UANT 10 An ORDER or SALE
Il ami decree OF foreclosure 10 mo
directed by the Thru Judicial District Court OF
the Territory Of Utah, shall expose AZ public
sale, nt the west 'front.' door ~ the County Court
House, 10 the city Of salt Lake, Couuty of salt
Lake, aud Territory OF Utah, on tho 2tth day
% December 1874, NJ ~ O'Clock, ~. NIL tho
right, title, ella M and interest OF William
burke, Mary J.. lufke, his wife Edward
Topper, Mrs, George W. Stern, Catherine h
Dyer, Aaron hUysor, William Il. MCCoruicg
Mary BrNen. Cni0n National Bank OF salt
Lake City. u corporation, Edward Is. Wicks
trustee iot II. u. scott, II, II, scott and NJ, ~,
iufOrd, j, W. Taylor and George Crockrr,
doing business under The nrm name OF Prom.
ontoIy stock Company Of, tn, and to
tho following described real estate situate,
lying and being IN salt Lake City and County,
lu the Territory Of Utah, and described and
bounded a. follows town.
Commencing one hundred aud seventy i've
tliol feet east from the southwest corner OF lot
three ~ in block ntly'one ON, plat "A, o." salt
lhkc,tity HurYoy thence north one hundred ana
thirty two (l3D feet, thence east fOrty. ave tl3J
feet thence south one hundred and thirty two
tli2l feet, thence west forty. I've (ilI feet 10
the place Of beginning,
10 be sold ns the property OF william nuFso
and Mary l. burke az tho suit OF the National
Bank " the kepuhlic Of sax Lake City PLAN.
tin, and Mrs. George W, stern, plaintiff, IN
action 3S5 and now defendant Ia THIS con .
sOlidAtod action Of cases, l3,l55 aud u, 1875
NAT NJ. BRIGHAM.
u, :. Marshal,
by JOHN u, CUMMoCK, Deputy Marshal.
Dated AZ salt Lake tiiy, November glth, 1894
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MARsHAL's SALE.


DURsuAGT To AN ORDER or SALE
i and decree Of foreclosure 10 me directed
hy the Third judicial nlstTict Court OF tho
Territory Of Utah, ! shall expose ~ public
ulle At tho west front door Of tho County
Court nuuse IN tho Uity OF salt Lake, County
OF salt Lake aud Territory OF uthh, ON tue 2ud
day NJ January, 1855, at " O'Clock m, ull lho
IiEht, title, claim and interest of Thomas Me-
ENoy, Alylrh q, McEyOy, George A, Livingston,
AlNirn McEvoy, Della r. McEyOy, Fat Mo-
lyUy, Tho Driver Mercantile Company Ga cor
p0rau0nI Edwin r. Rich, doing business az
The Peoples Forwarding Company Edwin D..
Ken, samuel q. Walker, Trustee, ALVIN Nc
Iy0Y, George A lowe, hola y, steele, george
W, tr1uUE aud n j. Jones, partners doing
business under the arm name OF steele Com
pau}i anu John o, bOuhOn, OF, IN, ana 70 mo
following described Real Estato situate, lying
Ana being 100 SAT- Lake County and described
a. follows, Io.Wlti
Bemga portion N lot six 90 IN blosk seven
teen llN, plat ga" salt Lake cry survey,
, commencing slA ibl rods south OF The north
east corner 90 SAID lot aud running thence
south four .l fOiu, thence west Ten tl0) rods,
thence north four ll rods, thence east ten OOl
rods 10 tue place NJ beginning Containing
forty square rods % ground a. plated IN plat
~" SAT- Lake tlty survey, Utah Territory
70 DO sofa ~ the properly OF THOMAS
McEyuy, Alylfa O. McEyoy aud george A.
ilylugston, ni Me suit OF /. u, Sutton.
NAT N. BRIGHAM,
v, 5, Marshal
By JouS H. CumiOOK,
Deputy Marshal
Mated ealt Lake City. DseaInnsr 10th. 1894.
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Notes.

Licenses TO marry were isaued to
Charles II. Bwenson, %, and Miss
Carrie Dabb. q, both OF Harrisville,
and william ". Baker and Miss Jane
Hammond, both Of Hooper.
No report from the grand Jury yes
torday. Rumor has II that they are
investlgatlng election Irregularities In
the Second precinct
Chief Binford Of the fire depart
ment has appointed NJ. J. Hewat,
formerly captain, TO succeed Abe Levy
~ assistant chief, and g.. A. Grsvep,
formerly lieutenant, will be captain.
The appointments have been appfov we'd
By the board.
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OGDEN.
Elnrmen Now.

A fiagman has been appointed Tor
the east side Of the Twenty. fourth
street railway crossing, and IN low
days another ls to be stationed on tne
west side. The men VIII do duty rom
7 a. m. to Z y, m. Superintendent .
w. Knapp has under consideration the
placing OF gates nt the crossings anl
the erection Of tower giving n iuI
view Of the eutife yards. From TINS
tower one man could operate the gates'
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.


NOTICE Gs HElrHY GIVEN THAT At
~ hmtutuF OF tho board Of directors, hell
on the lgth DAY OF November, l-lit an ataehsmcut
u two cents per share wac levied on TIE cant
thl htock OF the company payable mime
diatrlY 10 70. V Anderson. sccrrtarN ~ MAIN
street james spence. hhicmhnNo's omcolhalt
Lake CITY, UtAh. Any stock upon which haid
81 December, 1874, shall become delinquent
and advertised Tor sale and unlesa payment u
made before Will be- sold at public hurtlo1. on
January tlth, is1i, AL o'clock I,tn,nt tho Moros
shid ONCE 70 pay tho delinquent nsseaHmunt,
together with cost Of advertising aud expenses
Ut sale. ny order of the board ~ directors.
n. n ASDt NsuS,
secretary.
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OBITUARY NOTES.

CoALvlLLE, Dec. 10. ls0L-Died at
Coalvillo, November 9th, is0i OF ty-
phold fever, Mary Hannah salmon
Lambert, daughter Of tho late Bishop
Thornton Lambert.
Deceased was born Mt Barhead, Scot
and, ON tho eth Of october, 1858. She
migrated 10 Utah with hor parents
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rsIRAY pnuNp NOTICE.

nNE nay COLT ABOUT TWO YEARS
~ old. three white feet, star ~ forehead
one chestnut aurrci mare, about u ycah Old,
left hind foot white, star ln forehead about ~
hands high, one iron ErnY mare pony. about
YEAR, Old right hind foot white. u tue above
described animals are not claimed on or DO.
fore December 9Th, 1894, they Will be sold
JOHN y. MATTOX,
Pound keeper
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rrlneInal 40. an La.e cllr. ulnh.


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT At
~ meeting Of the board Of directors, held
on the % day VI November, l'gi, an Assessment
~ three mills per share was lowed on the capt.
tal stock OF the company payable immo-
diatuly 20 james Monat, secretary aud trcas.
urcr, SO, West, First south ~ oct, SAT-
Like CITY, Utah, ANY stock upon which SAID
assessment shall remain unpaid on tile ard day
~ HoccmbCT 1894, snail become delinquent
and udycruscd Tor aain and unless payment u
made before, viii be- sold NJ public auction. on
January d, 1855, AZ o'clock y M. At the Afore-
said ourU % pay tho delinquent assessment,
together with costs of advertising aud "OPENS
o. Of sale, liy order Of the board OF directors
JAMES MOFfAr
Secretary and Treasurer.
Tho timo Of payment Of tho above assess.
mout Il hereby extended uniu Jan. g. lsl5
by order OF the Hoard Of pircct1rs
JAMES MOrFAT,
secretary and Treasurer Monarch Mining
Company
Dec, ~ lsAf,
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sTRsYEp OR STOLEN.

INEOM TnE nEAE or CLARK RI
IL dfCdro Curuany'a store, in THIS city, on
lie night of the ilth inst, a large white mare
mule, Any person giving Information thht
will lead 20 IL recovery TO Jcua lOulacn, Of
iiun Dhlc, or 10 Angus NJ. Cannon, Of this
city, will uc rewarded
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.


North Point Consolidated Irrigation Company
Loac,ion Of once and Principal Place OF Busi.
meas -Uuilrn llotoi. West second south
street, aaL Lake City. Utah.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ alta meeting OF the Hoard OF Directors,
held on tue 18Th day Of November, lsuf, Aascas.
mont No. ~. OF ak ana n half per cent, or Is
cents per share, was LEVIED on the capital
stock OF the corporation, payable on saturday,
December Let, lsui, 10 the secretary, az tho
oillce " the company, Room o., Cullen Hotel,
West second south street. salt Lake city Utah
Territory. Any stock upon which this asscsa.
mont may remain unpaid on tho alst day OF
Iocemhcr, 1894, Will be delinquent aud Adyor.
usud Tor sale 40 PUBLIC auction, and utlgas
payment u made before, viii be- sold on the
8Uth day ~ January, Has TO nay tho delinquent
assessment, together with cost OF advertising
aud expense VI sale, .. .
ARTHUR PARSONS,
secretary
Room o., Cullen Hotel. or ONCE 4. o. MI.
salt Lake CITY, Utah. November 2lst l-lt.
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NOTICE
In tue Probate Court m and tor ealt Lake
County, Territory VI Uiah'

In tue Probate Court iu ana tor sat Lake
County, Territory VI Uiah,
Ia the matter OF tho estate OF Martin Ander
son, deceased,
NoIICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Audcrs Anderson, executor OF tue last
all nud testament ut Martin Anderson, dc
rcaaod, has rendered for settlement, ana Med
IN SAID court, hia DIAL account Of hia hdminia'
ration NJ said estate aud pettion Tor hnal dis.
iuuuuou OF tho residue % SAID estate among
the persona cnuugd thereto, ana mat lngsday'
the tth day OF January, A, u, lhna, 10 10
O'Clock n. m, ht the court room VI said court,
in tho County Court House, salt Laku CiJ aud
County ttah Territory. has been duly up.
pointed by tho Judge Of said court, for thu
rrttcmrnt Of said account and hearing sad
petition tor distribution, ~ which umn and
place any person Interested ~ sad estate may
appear aud show cause. n any there be, why
SAID account should not be settled and ap.
proved and nnal distribution made o. prayed
lor q, 80.
n. v. MELON,
clerk OF Probate Court
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SUMMONS


Joseph Hattcublch, plaintiff, Va Daniel
AleNander Julia Alexander, Jennie AIoNau.
Ger, beniamin -tcinman, Isaac Batter and
samuel Butler, co partners as Butler Brothers,
Henry Rice, william Stix, 10. Eiscman. iona.
tuAn mcc, ID. kiaOmnn aud r.. Michael, co.
partners ~ Nco, SIX 3 Company, =. W.. MOI.
usou, edward hguil, sAmu. Morrill and
lhoma9 a. konJ co partners a. Moi.
Janrcy and John a. +. Woodruff
20 .partners as y. Jhiiroy q Company Hoct
lord suepcnder Company. u corporation, T. X
Williams, a W Clanp 20. "A corporation HEM
Ncustadter. jacob H. Neustadtor David NCu.
stodtor, Isaac Oppcnheimur and sigmond
Ecuchtwaugor cu.partucrs as Neuatidtui
brothers, aud SAT- Lake Continuation Com
pany, a corporation defendants.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Ia tho Probate Court IN aud for Salt Lake
County, loTfiiory Of Ctah.
In tho matter Of tho cctato Of Annie w.
Cihya, deceased
Notice Of umo aud place for tho hearing Of
petition Tor admission 10 probate
Of viii.
nUnsuANT TO Az ORDER OF SAID
court Ia Haii matter, notice h hereby
gwen thatW cduusdAy, tho 2ath day Of December
Al, isgt nt 10 O'Clock am, At the county
court House m shlt Lake city, Utah Territory
ln tho court room cot said court, has been
appointed tho time and place for the hearing
Ui "a petition ~ Louis ftrnsworth and Fred
~, HUyuolds praying for tho Adminalon d
probate OF "a ccFtHiH document herewith pro.
sentod. pufporing 90 be- the last Will aud tusta
uput Of Annie w. Clnya, deceased, when and
where all persons Interested may appear and
uppuse the probate uf Haid Will or tho grant
IuT uf luttOrH tcstamrutnry 90 said petitioner
as prayed Tor In said petition.
M witness whereof, hbyo herUuntO got my
hand nnd aiNcd tho seal OF SAFE
tHEAt-l court thu tlNth day Of December
a. ID. i-uL -
n. V. MELOY,
CLERK o. tho Probate Court.
by j. D, JACK, Dcputy.
FuANK HOFFMAN, Attorney,
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Temple Manifestations.

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Manufacturer and doalor In all kinds
u Metallic Wood and Cloth Covered
Collins and Caskots.
Full limo OF coffin Furnishings kop,
constantly on hand.
Telephone and telegraph orders
promptly nllod.
Open bay and y lght.
Factory and Warorooms No. 253 L. ist
South. ~ blocks cast Of 1hcaier.
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THEA
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Prospectus for Volume XVI
lSo4-95.
THE

In this volume we propose to introduce following special features
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In tho Probate Court In aud FOR Salt Lake
County, lcrrIiory u Utah.
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Beyond the Arctic Circle.

Continuing through Volume XVI will be published intensely
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Notice Of umo aud place Tor tho hearing Of
petition Tor admission ~ probate
OF Will
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE

secretary
Room o., Cullen Hotel. or ofico Of 4. o. MI.
SAT- I.AAn NIIv. Ilah. hnvnmhnr al.t. l.ll
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Ia tho matter Of tho cstato Of Annie w.
Clnya, deceased.
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In each number Of the new ovolume
Our Illustrations

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In the matter Of tho estate Of Martin Andc
SON deceased,
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MARsHAI,'s sALg.

by JOHN u, CUMMOCK, Deputy Marshal.
Dated AZ Salt Lake Ciiy, November g1th, n
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