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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-06-09
The City WINS al Last

The great and long drawn out suit
between \. Z. and W f. Norton and
the city of Superior, To enforce the
conclusion of certain land contract,
ana which finally found lis way to the
United States Circuit Court Of APP
peals at Chicago, has just been decid-
ed by that tribunal in favor of the
city. This decision, while not at all
complimentary to the administrative
ability OF the city officials who rushed
that matter through, will, just tie
same, save the people $40, GOO of taxes.
The court held that the park com
missioners had no power to contract
for the land to begin with, and that
the council had no right or power to
ratlfy the contract after it was made;
the contract WAS void and Illegal for
the plain and simple reason that it was
unconstitutional; and futhcr that the
contract was void because the comp
troller had neglected to sign it, The
tax payer rejolces in the verdict, but
every official connected with that at
far should hang his head with shame
at such an aIraignment.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-06-09
It's Col. tgcn NoIy.

All James II Ageu has received
his appointment as colonel on the staff
OF Commander in Chief Adams OF the
Grand Army # the Republic. Col.
Ngen is enc of the delegates to the ma
uonaI encampmcnt to he held At Pitts
burg Sept u and VIII have The dis
tin-ui.hr1 honor Of riding an untam-
ed s,erd in the company Of popular
Jack Adams the present head Of the
Grand Army. Ala. Agen wears his
new honors with grace. Telegram.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-06-09

If Judge Roberts is a candidate
for congressional honors, and we be
lieye he is, he ought to have them.
Mr. Roberts has been i'll Superior
about twelve years, and he has been a
coed consistent every day Republican,
and was one of the FIVE or six men who
did the work and paid their own bills
and the party's bills and put Douglas
county i'll the Republican column for
the first time III its history, and he has
been one of the true workers who have
kept it there ever since. If Superior
is TO get the prize at all at this time
She can present no better man than
Judge d. I. Roberts,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-06-09
Sir Frances Wears tne Belt.

Early in the season MI. Spencer of
Ashland offered as prize, a fire six
ounce split bamboo fishing rcd to the
angler producing within given time,
the finest trout caught in Wisconsin
waters with hook and line The time
limit expired Il few days ago, and the
record shows that some fine specimens
Of the speckled beauties had been land
ed, and further, that Mr. Frances y.
Clarke, President Of the Superior Con
solidated Land Company. of this city,
won the prize with handsome fellow
weighing , pounds and = ounces The
contestants and their catch was as fol
lows.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-06-09
NORTH sHE.SE

The new steam ship North West,
one Of }. J. Hills new line of passcn-
ger boats, and the finest craft of its
class on the Lakes, was at Duluth yes
terday, and was inspected by hundreds
OF people. In the afternoon She took
run out INTO the lake to give her Wis
TORS ride and at six o'clock cleared
for Buffalo. In her elegant dining
room $50 passengers can be seated at
once and every detail is first class. Her
length is &S3 feet over all, breadth
nodded II, depth IS feet Her three
engines represent 1905 horse power.
y good many of ou people went over
TO inspect her yesterday.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-06-09
ST. PAUL & DULUTH r. II.
c. ST. P. Nj, & o. TIME CARD.

GEO. II. SMITH. Ticket Agent.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-06-09

The subject for Tuesday June 18th
is Sabbath Observance Mrs. Dole
will read a paper on "ITow to make
the day enjoyable and still maintain
the sanctity Of the sabbath" Discus
sion Will follow.
Ii was decided that the Flower Mis-
sion department. distribute the flowers
and literature on Sunday the 10Th in
stead of Saturday. as Sunday is the
regular visiting day at the hospital
also the regular day for the W. {. T.
I. service in the jail
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-06-09

Joseph Anderson, Michigan gen
tleman, produced a trout weighing ,
pounds and 3 ounces, but lie had to
confess that he got it from Michigan
waters; and Nj. Johnson Of Bayfield,
had one which turned the scale at 3th
and + OF. but his got tangled in 4 net
when he was fishing for suckers, and
was ruled out. Mr.. Clark is pardGna-
bly, proud Of both lis catch and his
new rod.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-06-09

Minutes Of May y
\ Merritt To VI vi Clark 81 see 13-4S-15
\ + Campbell ru 2 + TrauN 1t 10 b III
" sup l4th div
7 Peterson 10 VI Hrikkila uudT. lt~12
bal Belle div and ind NV OF ew
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-06-09

Mrs. Pascoe has a fine line of sail
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-06-09

The regular business meeting was
held OH Tuesday OF this week Re
ports presented showed several Of the
departments in active operation, The
Treasurer report showed all debts
paid and a balance in the Treasury
About $500 over all expenses was real
lied from the spelling match. The
Flower Mission is making arrange
ment for special effort on Sunday,
Mrs. Chisholm was made Supcrinjtnd-
ent Of literature and an appropriation
was made for that work \ lengthy
discussion took place regarding sab
bath Dissertation and a committee was
appointed to confer with others as 70
how we may take up the work. TIe
Cor. sec. read 4 communication rela-
tive 10 Mrs Rice Of Boston National
Superintendent of l.. 7, l.. work Wis
ting the state and asking that an APP
pointmeut be made for her The Sec
rotary was ordered to confer with the
West End union TO see if they would
unite with us to secure her for an
evening.
On Tuesday next the Woman's meet
ing for prayer ana Bible study viii be
held in Mrs. Pascoe'a parlor. We hope
any one wishing to attend this meet
ing VIII feel perfectly free to come.
The use of Mrs. pascoe's home has
been great convenience 10 the union
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-06-09
mon Meeting

The Erworth Leagues Of the East
and West ends VIII hold union de
votional meeting in the Central Park
NJ. f. church sunday afternoon, jane
10. at four o'clock. The Young people
OF Central Park ANA vicinity are IN
vIttd 10 attend.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-06-09

Mrs. Brickrow-It does a body good
to have DR.. Grimm when one is sick.
He Is always 50 jolly.
Nj Brickrow-You'd lie jolly, zoo.
if You were getting : for 10 minute
calL--New York Weekly.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-06-09

-Doctor-"M Madam, your husband
has paresis." Njfe-"O, doctor, I'm
delighted. | was afraid it was measles,
and they are 50 common, YOU know"
-AvkansaW Traveller.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-06-09

Mr.. +. j. McCann, IS again raymg
crazy, and was at large for day or
two this week, but was finally cap
tured ana will be returned to the asy-
lum ut Oshkosh
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-06-09

II \ George, Who attended
meeting Of the order OF X Of 7. at
Racine the past week is home again.
lie describes the railroad wreck in
which he was a passenger IS 4 horrible
affair, ana the only surprise IS that
more we're not killed.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-06-09
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
ALTON AZ

p-asIcnt--Grover Cleveland Of New York
ricr Prcsident-Adlai f. stevenson of Illinois.
SnretAry OF Statc-Walter @ Gresham of Indiana.
sccrctary Of the Treasury-John q. Carlisle Of
Kentucky.
ssSretary Of War-Daniel 6. Lamont New
secretary ofthc vy-HilIary \. Herbert of Ala
sn.rrrurv II the Tuerior-Hoke smith Of Georgia.
Secretary Of Agriculture-J. Sterling Morton Of
p.,,tmastgr GENERALIZATION $. Bisscn Of New
,aorncy Gcneral-Richard olney Of Massa-
cnuscttcs.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-06-09
{ E:arAaIEE.
iNNy 10 Eam.i..

If you want to buy Superior City
lot 60Nl55 feet, call at the TIMES office.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-06-09

Invitations, Cards. Etc. 4. n, me ,,.r LAT
a". yar.,v- ari . the loss ->. possible prices. ~
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-06-09

COTSg SOUTH
Lcayc at...--... 1890 IA. 5.l9 p IN. 1870 p II
GOING NORTH
Arrive at .-.-...-.. G.j5 d so N. SO = N.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-06-09
N0RTHERN PAclElN

GOING EAST
Leave at..-.-.-. ......-- I.!0 a. IN. $50 p. IT
COTNG WEST
Arrive at. ......... 1880 "A. m. 6.5s ?. N.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-06-09

j. N, Burbridge Of Hutchinson,
Kentucky, son OF Q. H. Burbridge,
well known to many Of our people, ar
rived here several days ago, and iu-
forms us that he is here to stay, and to
make this his future home. Ike is
now preparing plans and VIII at
once proceed to build his residence.
Nh Burbridge is Il lawyer and Will
practice his profession. The TINES
tenders him a cordial welcome and
hopes his future in Superior may be
pleasant and prosperous.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-06-09

The engineers are stalking out
work and getting ready to run the
South shore road into town along the
new Ninth street route, parallel with
the Omaha The South shore depot
VIII be located on the southwest cor
ncr Of Ninth street and Thompson
avenue, the ground for which IS mow
mcing made ready. This move VIII
bring this road conveniently near to
the business Of the city
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-06-09

At the conclusion of an article on
the subject of free lumber, the Leader
says: But free lumber VII not de
stroy the lumber business in the state
it viii result simply in lower wages
and cheaper lumber. The Leader is
partly correct and partly wrong. La
Dor VIII become lower, but lumber
Will not become cheaper as Il rule.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-06-09

So Take lie Times 20 20.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-06-09
The Superior Times.
j. Lutte. CHRISTIE. Publisher.
Two Dollars a Year, in Advance
'FFlCllL PAPER OF DOUGLAS COUNTY
Saturday June 9. 1894.
ADVERTISING RATES

The above rates apply to YEARLY advertise
mentS ONLY Short time rates given a. applica
tom. Professional cards occupying -EsS thar
one inch Of space 500 per year. Legal al
verti~iug at legal rates ..-.. TraSuicnt adVeTtis
ing PAYABLE i'm udvauCe-Othcr bills due month";
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-31
MARsHAL,s SALE.

DuR,uANr TO As oUpFR or SALE
Co me difrrtcI Nv thc Third District Court
uf Che Territory ~ utHh, shall expose at pub.
Dc rA.u. at Che trout door NJ tnU County Court
iluuau boz the city uf RAFT LAKE. tounty ui
salt ihtu aud Territory OF Utah, uu thr Uth
day nf June. 100 90 O'Clock an, 90 tho
uEht title claim aud interest Uf Loo Miles,
Emmu Miles, Charles n, MUlUa. John Udtuh
and sullIu N NilkCs. Of, De- ana 20 The follow
irE described real catatc, situatc, iytnE and
being In rhlt lake County, anu described ~
fU|IUwa. t1sWIt
ugauning 90 feet west NJ the northeast
corner of section fifteen .liI, township one 40
.uliH. rance one wrHtuf Nnlt Lac meridian,
and running h0H0U south 90 feet
thence west oU feet. thence n0Fh
au3 feet thence east Us feet thence north li'
feet. thence east in feet ~ thg place ~ begin
uiuE. ONrvpta CCr.AIn piece NJ Eround 10 the
above Description, described a. f1llUws No
ginning HD, feet west and 10 feet south ut tho
northeast corner uf sald section lh thence
south i0i foCt, thence east Dos feet. thence
uUrin zoe foot, thence wet lA feet 20 the place
of beginning,
To be- s6ld a. the properly Of Lee Miles,
EmIEH MlIUa, Charles A. Mllkpa. John Ouaon
aut salIio a. wutus, nc Cue cut OF Luther d.
hrFNHs
Terms Of sale, each, ....
SAT 81. BRIGHAM.
nyt.. L. AuCuEB Deputy Marshal
Dated MAY lith, 1924.
e.. Ina kUEus. Attorney Tor plaintiff,
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MARsHAns SAFE

DuEsUAST TO Az ORDER AND DECREE
Il % foreclosure ana sale 10 nc directed BY tho
third Judicial District court VI the Territory
south front door Of the County Court house,
iu thu city Gt salt Lake, county Of salt Lake
and Territory of Utah, on the 18Th day Of June
claim and interest OF oscar Chrlstorerson'
Andrew ChTiatnuefsln, Thomas Webb aud
Martha webb his wife, Hannah Webb, tho
duly appointed, qualified and acting admins.
Xion's Comparative Mercantile Institution
corporation, and the Utah. Produce 90,
OF. iu. aud 10 the following described real
estate Hituatg, lying and being 10 salt Lake
County, and described A. follows, 60 vii
UuIug The south haf Of the southwest guar.
Cor q 0f section thirty three lill iu township
tNu w south ~ TAHgc one 900 wust d SAlt
Lake Meridian. aud tho lots numbered three
x. and four ~ OF section four q in townshig
Lake Meridian, aud containing ono hundred
and sixty ll00l acres, and in|urrn.hunlredth
.l3 lg0I OF an acre ,cNrrsa UlIl a. per receipt
80 lbll, according 90 t..it 1n.h, pat OF mo
survey % said land returned Co the general
land uncc by thc surveyor GENERAL together
with 30 and singular tH' touemrna, sie
f1rs0n, Andrew Dhrst1HgFs1n, Ihumau webb
and Martha webb. HI. wife Hannah Wubb, the
duly appointed uHalhei aud acting adminls-
Oneida Mercantile Union, corporation,
Iiun'a 60 operative Mercantile Institution, a
corporation, and che llAu Produce Co., cor.
ruruuln. ana samuel fArFlWt At the sult u
Ll0n's SAVINGS H1Hk ana rflst Co.,, eorp0r.
avon '''"' W SAT H. BRIGHAM,
U. s, MarshaL
By Jouy -. 0u1wnCE,
Deputy Marshal
Dated al salt Lake city, May 90, 1896.
Jouy NJ. tNSyOy.
Attorney Cor P'Ainud
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snMMnNs
In the District Court In and Tor the Third Ju
dlciAi District Of Utah reuitorI
County Of SAT- Lake

2 ~ Fowler, defendant
The People u the Territory Of Utah sens
greeting To J.. %. Fowler, Defendant
VOu AXE HEREBY REQUIRED TO Ar.
n pear ln an action brought against YOU bv
thc above named plaintiff in The District C1urs
OF lho Third Judicial uIauict OF The Territory
Of Utl nd 20 answer She complaint nlod
therein wthin ten days exclusive of the LAY VI
acrtIceI after she fcryiga on YOU 0f ths sun
Wuua-it served within this c1uutyi or. u
served OUT Of this county, bat iH thA district,
within twenty daysj otherwise withih forty
tHYaa1r Judgment bv default will be taken
against you, according 10 tho prayer o. said
compliant
NE said action is brought 10 have a decree
o. thiH court diasplyng thc bonds NJ matrimluy
above relief prayed Tor on the ground that on
90 about the - dly % September. W, the
defendant WifuliY aud without cause ictor ed
lui abandoned plIiuuh, aud has aver since
continued 80 Co desert and abandon her and 70
1--WE aUparate and apart from her against her
WilI hnl without her cuHHeuti and that Tor a
long umn past tho defendant has wilfullY neg.
.geiel 20 pf2Vye Tor plninhh me common
AND you arc hereby notified thatif sou fail
On appear and answer Che said complaint ~
above required. Che Haii piaiuun will apply %
che court TOY Che relief demanded therein
WiuCaa. the ton. samuel a. Merritt Judge,
aud TIE seal of The district Court
% Che lhirt Judicial Distinct.
tna ilih Gay ~ April. IN the yctr
~ our i1fi one thousand cirht
hundred and ninety -four.
DAVID g. DUNBAR, CLERK.
uT Gro. %. LOOMS. deputy
d.NI efytL. pluintn attorney
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DENVER & RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF The WORLD
The only line IllIiHG tao
Through Fast Trains daily
LEADVILLB,
ASPEN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND DENVER.
EFFECTIVE APRIL 20, 1894.

Train No. q leaves ogden 700 am,
Salt Lake SOS ATM, arrive at Pueblo
6Isam Colorado Springs 1854 am
Denver Inf1 ann.
Train 80. q leaves ogden gao pm,
Salt Lake sg5 p.mp arrive 90 Pueblo
-.4spm. Colorado Spring 500 pm,
Denver IH.s1 pm.
Connections mslo NJ Pueblo, Colorado
Springs and Denver with all limos cast
Elegant day coaches, chair cars and Pull
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b. 81 d. %. aud have % comfortable trip
iinCuL
As. HUGHES, s, X, HOOPER,
Traffic Manager q, Y, & Il. a.
Denver, Colo. Denver, Colo.
H. IL. NENiNS,
General Agent
HDlt Lake city, "a
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LEGAL NuIIcE

IN He Probate Court In and f.r eat Isto
County 1orui0y OF Utah
Do tle matter % Che estate 0i Thomas Price.
dCUuuHtd
Order .p abHv cause why order ~ sale OF real
UHtlf0 should not DO made
Tosrru CuNyIs. THE ADMINISTRATION
- uI 600 estate uf Thomas iuUc, Hr
'tH.tiI hHFu. u'Df DIE Uuuuln herein, duly
NrUNHu luHUuF Tor An Ufdrrut ahlu uttn part
.f AT. uI INu IrN rniltr OF Haid drcudCul Tor
lNH UIf| |HUH therein Hri forth. ~ d. tlCrC.
iulu nfI.IrI Nr tIr iuigN OF aid court. TINT
aI rHIHIuH nIurf.fft IU Che rHtato OF Haid
~ .e.''l ange1r before tle sait iro1atu
luIU uu lHH IHY. Ono .ih day 0f Junc,
I-il 90 d. u..H.a lu tlU forenoon OF
.a.d day. lt thr court room of said Probate
iuuflt 90 Zoe County Court House, boz she CITY
aul County of Hnt tHtu. utaH Territory. IN
show cause WHY lu order should not hu
granted 90 tIH HHII administrator. Co cell f1
muUh of tHH rUal estate of Che aaIi deceased
40 public Hr private Gale HH Hu1Il Dec necessary.
ana Chat copy uf ihH Hrinf be- published 70
lUf"t 'HII IU.".HHU uUtkH Iu tHu UEaTuEr
lNt.I.H NtU.. mower turr printed aud uuus
N.IUI BOZ Ia.f 600. lud county
JACpu %. HLAItl
uHIrEr IS UJws. Att1ru5ya.
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county, Icfui1ry Of Utah
iu tHr matter of che estate 1f I1un w. Cham.
berlin, ucgUlHUd
NruulE l. uEuEm GIVES THAT
- Uu thU gift day NJ Nav, 1924, the admin.
i.frHtHr Uf tHo estate was tf che Probate Court
ufHIrHHId, UF Judgment % HaiI court duly
made unl entered. uutuOrErd 90 HrII certain
portion Hi lNu rUll Uatatc ut HaIl estate Tor thu
purpose of UHFiuF tHu tUNH uf aail estate f,
that Uuruant Oh aid Judgment aaid admins
traitor Wl'l FUIl 90 ptINltv sale Go the highest
bilrr i0r raan, the following described teal
estate.
Commencing no point eight rods east aud
seventy sgNru thirty Tive one huudrc1tl# feet
north ~ Che northeast corner OF block
b, nat 'A" salt Lake tIty survey,
thence WOft s foot. thence north 81
tg0t thence east l1 feet thence north o. b
feet thence east iU. frUt. thence HUuth fCUt,
Nrnrr east ilH feet, thence south % J3 toct.
thence west rla feet, thence tuuth frUi,
thence wet BOO. foot thence norm q feet.
thence WeHt U. ,fDyt 90 tlg place OF beginning.
Said property viii tu sold 90 Ur after tho uth
DAY of Juno, irA ults muHt be- in writing ana
muHt Del luft with Che administrator personally
or at tUr office OF .. ~ bowman. so. iU3
rruErCHH bulldog. Halti.AsC city, Utah.
SAID property D. situated Boz Salt LhEo City,
utau.
WA. " CuAMuEHLtN,
himIuIHiratur uf the estate ul John ". Cham.
berlin, deceased.
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I HAVE 3 SHAT 3 BooMEu HOUSE.
i with aHll rods Uf ground, tu the uaat uarI
% che ci'Y for ii5l. E1Hy iDrms. Jay %.
stephens. y unIun National iiaus block.
4 mlCk CuITAGE WIN b ROOMS.
lawn. near corner i.h kaat aud ttl south, Cor
NlHI, 5000 terms. Jay A. stephens, 10
Union National Hank block
/ HAVE A UNE FAIlM or 90 ACUEs
L suitable Tor fruit. vegetable. dairy or son.
cral farming, OF raut DO beat Tor poultry
Hank block
1 NAVE 4 NUMBER or BUYERS ron
seli WI do we'll 10 can on me- Jay n
Stephens
II You HAVE 4 HOUSE YoU WANT
Il rented Vu'eki come ani 500 jay u,
stephens, . Union national hank.
4 MGR HUupiNG lot $40 RODS. ~
~ chst part VI city, 90 trade Tor ontario
Union National i.auk block,
- NtCE Uluuk HOUSES. o. axin mons
- Of ground boz north aud east part ~ The
giiy, % uHChhuau Cor good flru. Nuat have
gogd wat.r rIgat u, stephens, % Union
National Hank block,
II YOU ARR THINKING or UtYING A
home or selling hUWc. 0r want Co ca.
change your home Ion larger or smaller ono
National hank block
- HOUSES AND LOTS N CHEYENNE.
fako County, or WlII buy Do OF I'd arIss. IA .Gai
water right j, u stephens. % Union National
A SEVEN ROOM HOUSE -PANTmrs.
~ CIosCtH, Do. and cold water bath. ctU,
with 2aNh rods and drive way, ON Third Eaat.
between lifgt ani lhrd South. NHo j. d.
stephens, . Union National Bans block
CALpuN AND MIXTURES, WITH A GOOD
= paying business tor sale. j. R stouucus.
~ UulOn National Hank block
I WANT a SMALL HOUSE WlrU MOE
grounds. close ln ON clst side OF rily.
Muftuo cheap, and good title Eadt or south
National nHnE block
A six Room HOUSE, wIrU AMI,
n rods, with drive way 90 10th east aud
nnt Fourth East. go j. IL Stephens, ID
Union National Hank block.
lust TIM PLACE YOU ARE LOOMING
~ Tor. A good luycstu,cnt, or will make
gov an el'Elni home 2sNig dive way with
water, 2gol j. 70 stephens, % Union MAI
iuual naut block
1nr0 RODS. on FIRST STREET. COR
~ nor 5000. j o., Stephens % Union
National Bank block,
O5As RODS. WITH DRIVE WAY. oN
= street 30. D. u sicphcna, % Union
~ RODS, CORNER on BuIGuAM ST.
\ il4ll; J.H' stephens, 20 uuion National
lN6. CORNER Oh BRIGHAM ST ylE51
~ >. 70 stephens, % lnloa National nan.
block
81 AND aEl1 RODS. on FIRST. M
= tween and % -trrrIH per rod $500 j. s
hitptu1H, % Union national Bank block.
-N5.Wopa. oN TWEu. BETWEEN J. ANp
tnioH National Bank block
Tnzi1 FOnH CORNER LOT on East
W brigham. 81 700 j, a. stephens ii
Union National Hank block,
Ifyou myo city or farm property Won
want 90 soil or trade don't hil 10 call IN
JAY R. STEPHENS,
Room Is Union National Bank Block
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-31

10 thc Probate Court in aud Tor Salt Lake
touniy, Territory Of Utah
In tho Matter % the Estato Of Robert
Rocket. Deceased.
NOrtHE % UEWEHY GIVEN THAT
y tlitanriu jane Thornton, oNccuirix Of
e.llst VII. and testament OF Robert Hookett,
deceased haH rendered Tor settlement and
Irl Iu 1000 0uur. her final account OF Der 40.
mIuiatrHt1u 20 aaIt estate and petition for
Nufl distribution of thc residue of said estate
among iHU persons entitled thereto. and tina
iuiHT He Gee LAY of June. A. %. lslt, 40 o.
nH.u"a nu.. ne thc court room OF SAD court.
Do hc County Court House. salt lake 10y and
'IuH.| lhN territory has been duly np.
pointed NN fHU Judge Of said court. Cor tHc
fft rmr1t Hf fau hce1unt and hear said
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-31

Commencing May 8lst, trains BE-
tween Salt Lake And Garfield will run
M follOwti
Leave salt Lake 40, 1920 a. M,
300, 500 aud I $3.50 ,. m.
Arrive Salt Lake l2:iO, 400, $40,
G'lO anu lOilOp. m.
DAILY except sunday. Daily except Mon.
day.
Olson's orchestra In attendance every
afternoon nnd evening, Fare round
irip 6O cents.
ID. T.. BuLLY,
Gent. Agt PAssgr. Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-31

Important Notice 60 Those VINO VIII
AIlnmM.

Important Notice 60 Those VINO WIN
attend,
10 should be remembered that the
Union Pacific 10 the only line 20 Logan,
ana II N important that all who attenl
the Y. NJ, NJ, /. a. cOnietenct-On
June and SHOULD leave Salt Lake
on the through train, nj gao p. M,
arriving NJ Logan ut $50 p. M. aud re-.
turning should leave Logan at $3.50
q. M, arriving at Salt Lake at lO;lO
u, M, making tho trip In each difot-
lion without delay OF transfer.
Any other arrangement gW HCoesal.
tate HdnsJer and dsl0y at OgdeH 6oth
going and returning.
Logan excursion tlokels, however,
VIII he good for stopOyer at Ogden By
he UAi0H Pao ITO In either direction, u
desired.
Fare, round tip, $3.50,