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The evening times., 1895-10-02
DOINGS ON The RACE TRACK
District Horse in the Fast Race at
Pimlioo To-day.
Croker offers .3O, 900 for Rey del Car
rcras-He Wants TO Strengthen
His Sta bic in Engla nj With Him.
Especial 10 The Timcs.)

Baltimore Nd, Oct. 2.-There was
fair crowd at Pim!ico yesterday, though
il was not what WAS expected. The races
were of fairly interesting KIND, thoush
nothing notable WAS accomplished in the
wayof fast time.
,rbrrc was but one entry from Washing
ton in anyof the events. That was Princess
OrIor. in the <.:aT irot for 81 200
purse. The mare finished d, and q, anu
thcn I'm. race was carried over until to-
day. skipper wuu the first heat in % Il
and silver Mark the next two In LIB IA
and I'll
To-day there will he on the regular caro-
The 2:I5 troi, ..:3o trot and 2:lt pace. IN
the first race ,herc are eleven cn,r.es. IN
the second fourteen ard in the third thir-
teen. Among the entries i'll the 2:lt pace
is the bay stallion L. II L.. owned by j. ii.
Wells X Co., al Georgetown.
Riley Grammar seems to have struck the
wrong road again. He is now AT Grave
send and is sand IL have dropped Slo,ooO
on the races there ON Monday He lost
heavily on Lucania
Richard Croker won't talk politics, but
he will talk horse. He said on Monday
that he would remain here this winter ana
return TO England in the spring To resume
racing opera tions there. He will probably
lake. several good horses over with him.
1t was tlcgraphcd broadcast on Monday
that Phil Dwyer had sold Applcgate to MIR.
Beard for 5000. Dwycr says the report is
not true. and that he has no intention OF
parting with the colt.
Eounccr is the favorite for the Transyl-
vana stake 10 be- trotted at Lexington
This is on the theory that IL VIII he n split
heat affair, and that she will outlast those
in the race with faster records.
Great interest is being taken in he Cham
picn Saddle Horse Stake at the coming
st. Louis Fair. In order to attract an un-
precedentcd showing or fine stock the
management offered the largest stake ever
put up on a similar occasion. $500 going to
the first. $500 TO the second and $3.50 to
the third horse, mare or .elding. twelve
entries have been made. the horses com
ing from every section of the country. Near-
ly all of the entries are stations. and to
win the prize Will give the lucky horse i
great boom.
Domino ha been retired for the year, and
perhaps for all time. The Keenes have con-
cludcd that he is not as good horse as
he formerly was.
Richard Croker has offered 100000 for
the colt Rcy del Carreras He wants to
send him to England.
The evening times., 1895-10-02
us FLUE BURNING.
How a Deep LusIier Rang Up the
Firemen.

How a Deep Lusher Rang Up the
Firemen.
"Can't walk nozer step. Goiterest," he
solilouuiZet.. as he seized the fleeting lamp
post with both hands, swung round IL ana
slid gently down to the sidewalk. lie
era wled on his hands and knees till he
could reach his silk hat, which had landed
on the asphalt sidewalk with thunp ana
bounced off into the gutter, then crawled
back to the lamp post.
Cant walk nozzer step he repeated
with a helpless shake of his head, which
dislodged his hat again. III ring Ter
coupe. Wherein Zat messenger box?'
and he searched every pocketfor 1t. won
der where's gomez" he muttered.
Then he raised himself to shaky per-
pendicular, and tried to ring the letter
box. He was unsuccessful in that, but
an idea came to him.
"rll ring fer p'trol wagon. Police
manll take me home.~
He fished out his citizens keys, and
within half an hour managed to get the key
In the box and turn it. Three minutes
later half of the fire department dashed up.
"Where is it?' shouted the driver of an
engine.
.Hereram. OIL man; gimmea ride home,"
shouted the inebriate. Cant walk nozzer
shtep."
"Who rang in that aiarni?'
"Who'er 'spose? Me; me. wanter ride"
The driver pulled up at a hydrant across
the street. and theNCapliug was made.
"That fellows flue is burning out.
Give it to him." yelled the fireman. A
few minutes later half drowned man was
lifted out of am ambulance at the Receiy-
Ing Hospital, and he told the surgeon
he had fallen two miles off the Sutter
street hill into the bay.-san Francisco Bee.
The evening times., 1895-10-02
Great wrestling Match.

Grand Rapids, Mich, oct-2-M d. DWSer'
of Grand Rapids, and Peter Schumacher,
the Cleveland wrestler. came together
here In st night in q catch-as-catch-can bout
The first and third falls were won ny
Dwyer in ! s ami 8 minutes, respectively,
Schumacher winning the second IN IL -
minutes The bout was the best exhibition
of scientific skill on the pad ever shown
in Michigan.
The evening times., 1895-10-02
SULLIVAN BENEFIT POSTPONED
Opera House Folks Objected to that
Kind of a Show.

philadelphia, oct. 2--Thc testimonial
benefit to John L. Sullivan. scheduled TO
,asc place at the Grand Opera House To-
morrow night, has been indefinitely post
poned. ,,,.
..Parson'' Davies, who was TO manage the
show, said last night that the lessee OF 'iis
house repuiatcd his contract ana the Only
course to pursue was a postponeinent-
He expressed himself in behaI Oh sui
Ivan as being grateful to the score or
more or All tbletes who had volunteered their
services.
The evening times., 1895-10-02
Names Likely IN M,s,eaa

The Westinghouse Electrical Manufactur-
ing Company have equipped an electric rail-
way to be used in Syria. They also have
equipped an electric road in Bethlehem. and
Westinghouse motors also cross the River
Jordan. II does not follow. hewever, that
they are II the Holy Land for, as q matter
of fact. il these places are in the State Of
Penns, ,Vania, where the apparatus is now
In use
The evening times., 1895-10-02
McHugh Knocked Out.

st. John, n. b.. oct. about 500 sports
witnessed the fight before the Atahtic
Athletic Club last night between cnarles
McHugh, of this city, and Joe Muiiih' OF
Boston. Mullin had everything his own
way and in The seventeenth round landed
a knock out blow.
The evening times., 1895-10-02
A Crisis.

Sally Gay-Miss Oldsal had terrible bat
tie between pride and inclination last night.
Dolly Swift-How was thai, dear?
Sally Gay-why, it was her thirty-first
birthday, and old jack Giddiboy wanted to
kiss her once for each year, but she took only
twenty.-New York World.
The evening times., 1895-10-02

Parker, Bridget g. Co,
3l5 eth ST. d.
FOOT
BALL..

More Football Goods than
you'll find under any other
one roof in the District.
Team Quitting a speciality.
Only standard qualities and
Is to 25 per cent under the
others prices. Spaldings
Inter collegiate Football,
also the regulation Rugby
No. 5. Footb b all Suits,
Shoes. Stoc k ings, Shin
Guards, Nose Protectors,
Head Harness, Jerseys,
Sweaters, &c. Get our
prices, boys, or you'll pay
too much!
The evening times., 1895-10-02

The Morning, Evening ana Sunday
Times delivered to your hOuse cost
you but. 2-S cents u day, or SO cents
u month
The evening times., 1895-10-02

The Morning, Evening and Sunday
Times delivered to your house cost
you but l 2-3 cents day, or SO cents
y Onth-
The evening times., 1895-10-02

Philadelphia will have another profession.
al ball club next year, but it is not yet
settled whether it will be placed in the East
ern League or the State League.
The evening times., 1895-10-02

Rule, Britannia Is usually creul'eu
to JameS Thompson. IL fIrst aPpeirtd Ill
a play entitled Alfred" by thompson
and Mallet, in lT40- The air was by Or.
Thomas Arne.
The evening times., 1895-10-02

THE Wearing of the Green" exists ID
several forms and versions. The best known
one was written by Dion Boucicauii. the
dramatst, II is sung by shaun the Post I'D
"Arrah- ma -Pogue."
The evening times., 1895-10-02

Eounccr is the fayorite for the Transyl-
vania stake TO be trotted AT Lexington
This is on the theory that 1t viii he n split
heat affair, and that she will outlast those
in the race with faster records.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-23
TRusTEe,s SALE NOVICE.

WnLRlAs, SAMUEL T. CA.LsOS, An
w unuHrHcl mlu. of tHo County 0t s'lt
li-c, efI. Iy % ttaa. 900. Dos ccr.ain
w VA o. t-4 ~, . d, p. gi.n 1f ~
lsll. in uu1A 'I 80. pfed $50. fIt %. Quo zee.
ufNa lu tnD N.N.I % 500 NtturIHr co 1r"NH rs
% .l.i sa.t lhto C0up], CONVOY go Nilim
pig n1.e q lfH.i-c 700 Following drs.ii.eI
feal c'tn.r, 900 ate iu salt laE0 tHuaiJ, Itr
hturY Of Utah, tutwltt IaIE 90 Eos tIFe llt
h.ocs Twenty alr ,.1l, Fiat 10" haIL i'sa
beginning no 600 HuutA.Wtal corner oI Hl.l
lnit ana running thence north tIr.n o.. rode.
Ncuco C1at siA .5l ru1sl tIorrc .UaIn tnrfa 3d.
ios, thence wet as % roas O. glsin..a..
secure o. rho order % tHa Lombard lowest.
m,ni company tho payment of cue sali ..u.
principal sum " fourteen hundred uoIilrf
tlaNulls duo and payable ON QUO les day 1t
eericmbcr a. ID ls win Inior0ii thu.e1u
ltlm tlH date thereof o.. lc fAlH D. HE per
WU nIst ulrH OF Cui"mHUT all "Hrcu uI tI.u
year a. evidenced nF lutUuUt ruuUUu. uut
siilehci o. ,lI p.uclpai uoie ulI oi even
Whereas. flfi decd OF pust rroyIdor that 10
case Ul default iu tIn ulrwuU uf nllI note ur
auy part thereof nr iu CIfo utfauIt uu ml4c lu
Nr payment % interest thereon. according 90
ihc tgnur aul oueet thereof, anI faUI default
continue Tor % dave. tugu 90 tIU uUuuu NO Soc
Irtal huIl0f uf rt.t polo. .Aii IulcItN3uesa
quay on once uucumD 1ur H.i HHT DIDO fnH lnn
trustee OBJ uI upon tIu Huu. I"H.HU Ii 600 LEGAL
h1.d.r ul slII u0t0. seI lau dispose Of tuc
shove descended pIultfT n i.c uhnIcr ln
fl.i decd ul igHHt Nts.uIgt. 4C'trcr.o .u
which De- hrrUHy made fHr greater certainty
iur ilc IuulHe ui laying sl.I note bod Doc
lNIeH. tNUf.UIt lIHutuUr uI.u iNu ru.lH au4
prueuHCH Uf executing th.H Urltt AMI
WurrUHH. HrfHHIE Dos been mace in iNt
pay mcut OF Che uftAIlmUut U' iutrfl.t Wl'ul
i0Il dIe Hu HiId note un .grt1mI.T lHt. l7..
aud alI luHiIllmuuIH thereafter. and FutN u..
i4uiiH have continued Cor more lUuu Unity
days. and stIi oOUiiuuU luI Ny fra.lu tl.rgI.
tuU IrcrGu. legal holder OF sold uUl1 hfa
UNofU.sg1 hU option Huf declared .aii nuIo
duo aus payable, AnIhlH requested ilu uutor'
signed trustee 90 mako Hu|H Uf ..II premises
Cog ihc puIrI..a hrfgIu rHt tHf.h .,
Sow, therefore. ult .c BE- lcr..f gwen tIli
le uuItH.Hn.Hi WILLIAM y. bNt. Uu.t.' o.
aiorga It, attle rlugs. u 90. Ir.Henl .fsa.
hulIrf of tsld uoio lud undo auu Hf virtue ui
sue power HtU authority DOB iun tr.i.Ni WI.I on
frIla., tuo 200 day ut lyUrulrTt q. %. l'.', ~
lhr hour OF Do O'Clock o. m. uf tIli ghIt tnl
fali above described real ratIt0 and HII goo
rFui. tito aud equity 70 redemption ut iho
Hall samuel o. Carbon. EH hU.UH and uHHf-aH
therein. Tor she highest ana beet prUg aHmC
viii trnEp Ua.u, 10 900 south liIut door NJ
Che DUulty Cusr. House ,.liY and County
NuI'dIuEl. boa she ely and County Uf halt Lake
TERRITORY of tAhi f1r uu pHIu1a' uf phyua
sliI note, 900 interest duo thereon hniAI che
costs auI Expenses of gsrtu.irE Goo iruat
baicu 10 rali lnAC tiiy, Jhh. tnlssih day Of
WILLIAM n. DALI,
Trustee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-23
PIONEER MONUMENT.
PanguItCh and SAT- Lake City 10.
crease Their Subscriptions
WHAT Is SAID or BINGHAM YOUNG


CAuD FROM THE Fmer rnIsuEScY'
salt Lake CITY, Jan. 20, 1876.
Notice is hereby given tlat c5uiri'
buttons 10 the monument 10 DO oro1toi
in Salt Lake CITY IN mrmosy o..
Hurhhm Young aud the pi0uoufs wiIl
hereafter aud until further notice. be-
acknowledged through tho columns OF
The DrHLHEr NEWS. To is UNIUutci
hat agcrciOs Tor tnu collection oi funds
Tor thiH worthy purpose win DO cfiau.
llflud I'm each warn iu all thC silFu'.
aud that saii luniF, with tho DE, "a
unml8Of the contributors, VIII br lore
wnrird Bs frsquuntlyas clny1uiult 10
HtUuf 81. Wr.ls, HrCtetAry " thu hfiE.
ham Young Memorial ArOcihtiuri san
L1ao Cily, who will FtD that famu 900
properly acknowledged IA the manner
stated, We oatnssily hope that thy
people viii respond ntuvr0ut'y aud
lf0mpuy 10 this call B0 shat Do possible
tho monument may be completed
dedicated and unveiled % thu public
by the Olh day ~ nCEt October.
NuPorb WOODBURY.
GEUHUE q. tANNpNi
JUHart N. rNIui
Fist Presidency uf tho Church Of
Jesua Christ Of LatlerGsy slinA.
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NoIloE oF hssrssmEMr.

LUCKY Mn Mining Company Location Of
principal plreJ of husIucss, Park City, Utah.
Location OF Mine, snake Croek Aiming
District, NahAttA county, Utah,
NOTICE Is llENlUt GIVEN THAT Al
~ meeting u tlg board ~ trustees, hold
900 Park CITY, uu tNU .yu dtY 90 January,
share WOO levied on tue cApltsi stock OF Tho
corporation, payable tu Che trcAHGruf, %, a.
hlbus, rooms uu4 Z, 1i south haiu street
sllt Lake cry, Utah, on or before tAu gtn day
OF March lr.p,
Any stock upon which tho assessment no,
mhius unpaid on clio ven day OF March. Iell
pablo GucIiuut ma % payment iH not made be-.
lore, Will be- sold uu tho aIlh DAY ~ Mar b.
1885, az tho hour org O'Clock p, in., no iho oGlci
OF The treasurer, 90 pay ASSIGNMENTS and cost5
OF advertising and e2punsg OF sale.
W, \. BURTON,
Secretary
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-23

American rulers ruj bal. ..is of nliita
end other treat monumental remains.
When we consider fully all tbs purely
ruhllH results comp ishHi by this one
man in the brief EpaCo of O. iew ycnfs--
results adding 10 tuu wealth Rud tho
power and tho glory VI hl5 county
where b. there another Cnaf-
ncier IN America 60 compare with
himg who hna NnHH ouch an
active aud successful leader and factor
generally IN tho development Of r
vaet iutfnu on aue ussl M Nu ore, for
ln this fcsufi lr ne without " CJmpfll.
Tor. He was the chini fundamentally
iu ihu opening aud development Of
nearly an u Utlh and much % Idaho
aud other parts OF ths Wet IL whu
bic gcniuu that conceived and led in
the gfcst pr0jec cf turning tho rivers
uf tho tr.ori into NfnHt aud deep urtl.
fetal clfaa fcr The rHru' q NJ irsi.
gallon, aLJ lHu..uy cow lttinr
thousands % square mites OF
nn abandoned waste iuto tho
gardens M hoIu and ffue.
Uvity. fHo wac, furthermore, the
irlIIur Hplrt 90 huIi'i d iUH uunct.
our large and beautiful o'tir7 M toe
Halt Lake basin AMI iu5 urrn.lulh..
SO other American has h1ili 8J many
Ciiicf; none tuEuui moro ui the barron
desert mt beautiful uuiiH yielding
haryrla uhioh'hav8 added Co she MAJ
U8url Wthlt.. INu#- 'IHf ih1 broad
and lCiy public p rln nc mc1, t1CIo
ore numerous NU.aH o. tau MtHii iu
mHnr uf whICN. no cover, o." ilro
ch rncler md substa /. ! achieve nrut
o. if tstlu. uisuri fDH, Juhu W.
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OBITUARY NOTES.
IuLIAuiLL WINS.

Julia Hnl WINS. daughter OF Thomas
aud Elizabeth siado I'M and horu Ht
Wurminstor, Wiltshire, England, Iuuo
%. 1853, departed thlH lite ou Wednesday,
Fob IAN, no $3.50 p m., uiior nu Illness ~
eighteen hours. Sister Wins Joined tho
church, BOO connection with nor slHIur,
Emily liN MuudmhuHpu, whom tho two
wUrD only nuygu mud thirteen NCars ~
ago respectively, Tho knowledge ut this
ucJ brought upon them ru much home
persecution that they uuuIy ny sirntC.
gem, succeeded boo obtaining consent 20
lHayo home, earn money Tor Thorn.
solves, aud uTO tluir parents suspected
thUlr designs, worU nr uut un tho ocean,
Ihuv crossed tho plains with Tho hand
rars lu Captain willows company, one
during iH many trials and hnrdships
without mufmur Or complaint
ne tho agouf twUuiy julia married
] Elder lsmr WINS, tu whom HlN bore
Ught children. -Four OF those uIOl in
their infancy, The reefs survive hur, alt
] being married uud rU,lci Boa Mo except
/ h0r youngest daughter. Her aged huH-
band, who is blind, also survive, her
Sister WINS Tor seventeen years
nr,,l uB president Of tho Pr'murigs
OF tho 50. George stake. During
Part ~ thN limo fAD bias all
/ 30 acted as president iu thu rumu ussocia-
| uou iu tho Fourth wurd. Shu also
/ un1r,d many years os sabbath school
] teacher
! She was un energetic aud iulOia-
\ uguh,o lnhotpr, both spiritually and
| temporarily, u0yur spending uu idle mo-
] mont, unless seriously 100. Suo was 70
/ consistent and practical Lluor-dny saint,
Hu exemplary VITO and % devoted
| mother
Verify hor children and ohildr0u's
| children shall riru up and call her blosb. d
unto tho hind and fourth generation.
Tho cause OF hBr death was aplpluNyI
tho Immediate CAUSE of that being uu-
| known JULIA lyINs MACDONALD,
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ORDINANCE

DULEo noe. roE .As oUuiNAyCE LrvY.
- lus Goo tN au1 fur tu, UfHtH.uvus o.
600 tuli uai1 aul improvements bgl,0n
rIDrIHS j. uItUIaaIuuI NH tut DIIy D0uH.
UI Uf H.II Lake iI.. INHrIiHrt Uf tI.I. fH.L
saI1 Council dlu u.Iru. uuIufFo. uetafuIur.
vIibrUc1. u,ot by tHH usuuIs 90 llu Directs
therein HUG HHiH HrUUHt ItlF IIF tlk IUI fHf
t.y a.srsfuUHt Uf tHu rlHI tstaI. and Improve.
uruu thereon within sHI1 IHwu iHlH.l. aIH
levied Iul il uv aaaUHscI fHr such Improve.
urut Iu Nu tur HuW ut |ltNI.I.
lhH aN B.. Ig,Iul upon s.l fuaI gft.fo aud
UI UFHuH ono H.ftHIs fu cold |auu II.fI..f. Iur
tIH puHua U. ono HtHI FROM HUu alter NHeHU
ia.N, It', aNd sHii rua. estate and Improve.
Co tHV HtuUnu resulting thereto.
IUg commissioners 90 make ouch assessment.
who she'll hereafter De- appointed il aHc0ft.
charter Ot aalI Lake DilT. nre lofuHF author.
IluI AuI directed 90 assess aaII rgai uUtltr and
improvements thereon Il accordance with IUr
provisions ~ tha ordinance cod OF aCgtIUu 1I
-e,u.a : atli tax 90 lowed aud as.esstd
HA|I become au1 IU delinquent Within thirty
day 90 2 Cue correct gas Doe shs'l have Uttu
delivered 90 che city IrUlHurtr who J.. hereby
authorized and directed Go collect s1id taa.
section This ordinance Co take effect and
De- 900 ioIge from snl after ne ,upro,a.
pasHgi Hy iuu lty Council q sllt Lake tlty.
Territory 10 Utah, February 1000. isJl. aud
referred % tuo MaJo, flr Boz approval.
q. A. hAthMAN,
CITY NyUuTdUr
Approved hm 3 Oh dsy ~ February, a. q. .
lsD II HlHAahlN.
Mayor.
IuUUuuEY or uTtu
tiy aud County Uf salt Lake,
j, O. "a. EHrkmau, Recorder In and fur FaII
city. do hursuF certify t1ag Ono above aud
f0grsuu- BE- IL iuIl, iIau and correct c0py uf Au
ordinance entitled can ordinance lowing tlu
tax aUd fHr tUO assessment 20 700 real u.tltr aru
Improvements thereon, within Lamp uilfuUi
Council NJ -ut lIEu city. Territory OF UtaI,
February lHiu. lsll, and appI0Nrl uy che MgyUI
February co., 100, aH appears of record 300 10y
office
Wltucla WY band and tlu corporate seal of
rH't lhEr .l'Y, 4ur.uU. uf UllH
tHEALl this too ..tl day 0f IrHruHrY. AID
ls.s. o., %. lIAthbIhs,
CITY Recorder.
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NOTICE

rVoTur sTOCEuuI nERs or THE nuL.
A Zion bees 81 champion NumE Company,
o. corporation. You arc hereby uUtnUd that
thu regular annual mryNuE of lur stock.
holder. of HUI1 corporation WII No hold nc Che
Once 90 fNu UumuHUY, ruIW .n. a.l whiting.
ham uulldIuf, frst south street. Hult LHkD
ttY, Territory of Utah, uu Monday, tu1 ith
day OF March, urusimu. 90 tuc hour OF @ %. WHs
fur tho purpose 90 plUHtnE officers Cor tlU
VuauluE year, and FOR tho Transaction Of such
other business ua may Ul1u.fly come before
che meeting 10y order OF th0 board Of dirgc.
tors,
W.J. 'uIAIE. sccy.
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NOTICE,
In the Probate C0ur5 .u and FOR sgit Lake
COuuly TERRITORY % Utah,

an .hNA ANNNAAN NNNNH 90 anu NNF HAHN AHAAN
County lyrg.turI % Utah,
Ina tho matter OF the Oslato or George Husler,
deceived.
NTOTICE rs Hereby GIVEN THAT
N William DO Wallace, administrator of tHU
Datltc OF George Iua.1r, deceased, hlg rene
uGrr1 iIr seillumOut and tiled iu sam court,
bic Nnll fcruuu ut ha administration or said
estate Anu petition for email distribution ~ tgu
residue ul HtIl estate among tho pUFHauH cu-
tllgd Thereto, and that Wednesday, Che llth
day ~ March. s.. % les, 10 30 O'Clock %. m q.
ut the court room uf Huid court DO the County
Court House, ra|t Lake CITY ami County,
Utah Territory, hH. been duly appointed boy tbo
Judge ~ sHid court, for che settlement Of SAID
account and hOAuuE sAll petition Tor diHtriuu.
ton, az which sine and place any person Inter.
paIUd IN said estate NAY appear Hud show
cause, n any thrro be-. whFtail account should
not be- settled and approved and AuAl disgrIu.
lion made 80 prayed tur,
Dated February 18th, A. u. l.li.
n. a. r1ASrON,
clerk oftbu Probate Court, By
A REESE, Deputy.
bennett, MAT5hau Is bradley, auomcyA
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County, 1ouii0I5 % Utah.
To me matter Of tho tfatc Of Mercy n
Thompson, deceased.
~ Office Is ulgtuY GIVEN THAT
~ MARY Jane Thompson, cAgUuiTIs OF tho
estate of Mercy Do. IunUUHHU, deceased, UHa
rendered Cor HUtNu cons auI cd lu sAil courts
Nur uumlnIHirtunu of nsIu estate aul pos NHu
fur ruM lifTHl'iun uf iHu residue ut aliu
estate among tuU Uur.1ua entitled thereto, aul
tlbt rhurHuaV, iho 4-A day u, February, A..
10. JEDI ut % u.r.uth o.. iutt Ht $40 court room
M Hld court, boo tH1 County court House,
salt LthO tllY and county, Utah ICulturF,
hos nreu duly appointed uy ihU judge ~ said
court. for tne teluuWuut ~ shIl account and
hearing sHIl petition fHf distribution, 90 which
umu and place any pDrsun Interested Do aAll
estate may appuar und show cause, % huY
tugre De- why raid account should NOS Boo
settled and approved and unnl aistuuuuon
made hH prayed fUr.
bNUd February ttl, a % lth, -
O. o.. STANTON,
ClorE NJ the Probate Court,
ny A. q. REESE, Deputy.
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ACKNOWLEDGES.

Tho Brigham Young Memorial aalt-
citation Rckuow Wedges receipt % the
following contributions ~ alsi,t In tho
tulldiug VI The Pioneer monuments
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Aato Brigham Young, tho man aud
the leadot-not tho imperial tIniliuaer
10 ma,rlmony-l gm sincere when /
say that 10 Judgment II 10 be- rendered
In due accord with the grandeur n the
results Rnu iuved, tbU ON Brigham Young
must be regarded us the greatest OF all
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hif wife, 90, vs., B., griffith aud irsCIllA a
GuWtH, Doc wife, luutt p. Parsons aul
sire. luuH b. tarsouH, tho National hNuE
81 thn iteUuuNr,A corporation, r. g. N0t'
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Ngirou1Nln luEC .imcut Company, COR
pOfaluu, Parker a uupuc, corporation
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erecting
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and Emma b.. Love. hia We, bHtctt D.
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Metropolitan Investment Company, cor.
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a l..rIaau action usou.it HFaiuH. Tgu ~
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uI Utah, aud tl rHaurrr trr ganuIHlut nled
therein within tgu 4aF#.arrluslyu nl tha day Of
ayNltoI after tHH fUryiea 0n you uf thfa
aunmuuH-I HrrygI within this county. or. 90
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"8 NO fsrt,I1 rr5r5lla,'v nSisg. executed In
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In tho Probate Court. boz aud Tor salt Lake
County, lcuii1IJ 0t Utah.
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SUMMONS

In tho District Court 70 md Tor The Third
judicial uatnUl OF Utah Territory touuty
90 salt Lake.
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To me matter Of tho ttmto OF Mercy Il.
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