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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-03-07
Mothers Read This.

There has been recently placed in our
drug store Gilmores Aromatic Wine re.
commended by all medical societies In the
western part of this State, to be the best
regulating tonic for all complaints which
ladies are subject to. A certain cure foe
Nervous Debility, Indigestion and Inward
Weakness, and general regulator for thr
stomach and bowels The price is $l.O0
per bottle. Sold by c. B. Murphy, 157
Union block, Water street.
june2Seodnr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-03-07

Miss frankie Carpenter and her excel
lent company will commence three-night
stand at City hall, tonight, with the play,
''Fame and Fortune, which they have
given with such good success in other
cities and towns in the State. When the
company was here a few weeks ago it
played to good houses, and gave excellent
satisfaction. Entirely different plays will
be put on this time; and the children
Dora and Rena will appear in their catchy
specialties each night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-03-07

Manager Holmes of the Bowdoin Base
Ball Association, Brown OF Bates, Calder
wood of the Maine State and Grey OF
Colby, met at the Elmwood, Wednesday,
to arrange for the league for the coming
season. They were in secret session all
day and will give out nothing for publ
cation. The conference will be continued
today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-03-07

Mrs. A. c. johnson, who recently pur-
chased the catering business of j. Fields
Murray, has rented the Oscar Mayo
building and will in few days open
restaurant there.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-03-07

Uavelock Lodge, Knights of Phythias
will work the second rank at the meeting
this evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-03-07

The Sorous will meet, this afternoon,
with Mrs. Chas. f. johnson on Laurence
street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-03-07
WATERVILLE.

X. c. Gray of Madison, was in the city,
yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-03-07
Are You Bilious?
S's THEN USE
PARSONS
PILLS
Physicians say they are
the Best Liver Pill made

:, The will J positively cure BIIIOusNess and
SlCk h1ADAChe, constipation, ali Liver and
Of the blood. Delicate women find great hnnass
from using them The use of Parsons, pile
as directed will cure or prevent many skins ils
leaon cisar a orsashes rendering the COM
glass walls. Thirty in bottle en pua u dos IN
Sold everywhere, or sent by mail postnaid. on.
bottl1l 1fsy i've sI.oo. Full particuiars fr rse
y & Co., % Custom House 81. eos,os
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-03-07
Cattle Rec eipss and Quotations.


BRIGHToN. Mass, March 6. - Amount 4
stock ON the market at this place and at Water
town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-03-07
Daily Esunebee Spurual
CALENDAR COMING EVENTS.
RELIGIOUS.

May 2-Maine Methodist Conference, saco.
May EAST Maine Methodist Conie,enoe'
Bucksport.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-03-07

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-03-07

at cost of 1929, 600, has established four
new schools and will put $500, 600 into the
buildings.
New Hampshire has one Normal school
with about 100 pupils, but built n new
building five years ago at a cost of $40,
900.
Connecticut has put over 5000, 600 into
her three normal school buildings
The State of Maine has put into her
three normal schools less than $50, 900 for
buildings, and not over S75,0 900 includ-
ing repairs, furnishings and apparatus
The State has expended for buildings at
Pennington less than $3.50
In the State normal school at Farming
ton. the State originally put in the munifi-
cent sum of $4,000, the balance of $4,000
which that building cost was paid, l pre-
sumo, locally. In 80 years or more the
State has put in the town of Pennington
but s31, 900. That includes not only the
building itself and repairs, but 1t in :.
cludes apparatus and furniture as we'll
During that 30 years the normal school
there las had 27l6 pupils, of which S62
are graduates. During the present year
OF those graduates there are known to be
teaching in the State 210, and the students
that have not g. aduated, IA, or in all
354 that have been in attendance on that
school and are known to be actually teach
ing in thissState
hare here in my desk photographs of
nearly all the pormal schools in the
Union, and Of every one of the normal
school buildings in this State, but the
first Institution of that character founded
Is without exception the worst IL stands
absolutely at the foot of the list. 1t is
the worst OF the three buildings in this
State 1t is the poorest building in the
Union.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-13
Legal Matters

Michael HailgTan u4. brought a
foreclosure suit agaiutt II. II. Hutchi.
fon AMI =. J. HuichrJn, ~ col oct
sl,blS8 80 due on yumissofy note,
JoguroI uv mOftgtgs ON rDu' estate Do
Emery county. Tue note was Civ, n
On May ssh, 1894. AMI wac tor sou.
On January s, 1894, 500 Whs U.IJ On
the note. The intefcst I.J percent pur
month, which accounts Tor Tho healthy
increase Of the Original amount
The Lohi Manufacturing aud Build.
ing company has appealed Gaze
against John Wilson, Hafuei WI.
ton and John Merrill, from Just O. .
MCNcl's court, of American FHf,,
Plaintiffs anu appellants brought cult
Ia tue iustlct's court too sos. A July
brought IN verdict 10 emo cUutc 40
acIiOr,' and the appeal was iGkon ~
plaintiff
Abstract VI judgment from Justice
r. tv's court ut Nophi Tor 1854 and
80 IS In the casu Of the FIisi National
Bank Of Nophi VI H.. j. MuCuuo and
NJ. A. McCune, has uUun fiI0I In the
First ui5lflttcOurt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-13
Notes aud Personals.

John G.. Graham aud &. T.. Loose
went 90 Salt Lake CITY on tOday's
1850 II. q. w. train.
n. A, Nelson, manager Of the w.
eaten Mercantile Co., came down from
Castlc Ga,o last evening aud weut 10
Salt Lake city today.
Editor Gla..maun, Of the Ogden
STANDARD, WAS visitor yesterday.
wm. ryrel, Of Lake Shore, was
arrested yesterday hy sheriff Br1wu
on charge ~ stealing sGU note from
W. n. WihOu, % the sane place. HE
heading wnb set for o'ciUck this after.
noon before Justice DoMoisy. TyFoll
IL tue stcp.iatheT OF Andrew johnson,
onc Of the victims Of tue Pelican Point
tragedy.
The following couuc o. study for the
students o. tho Hish school to be com.
monced this school year has been de.
cided upon by the board u education.
Livil government, physical geography,
elementary natural philosophy, general
history hni rhetoric. rhu following
branches are OPTIC laii Algebra, draw.
lag, bookkeeping sui UtuIion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-13
Personal.

Senator Thurs,on, general solicitor OF
the Union Pacific, IL In the city Sgain,
having quietly and unexpectedly re-.
turned from Denver. H3 IN registered
at the Kuulsiord, nni hio presence
here again 10 soon after Judge Mer.
ritps deClb,0n In the rcceivership
question, will be- looked upon a. Omi.
TO- usly signifioaut
Judge King, VI Provo, Is up from the
Garden city, anu while here IL 30.
loufulng nj his old quarters nj the
Cullln,
Df. q. J. Field and wife, u Eureka,
Tintic, are registered Rt the Cullen.
John &, Graham, manager OF the
inquirer, Of Provo, " pr susotiuR Tor
business In u On today and incidental.
~ enjoying the change IN asocial way.
Thomas Armstrong, OF Park City,
broker Of Hon. FTank Armstrong OF
this city, IL Ia town today buying sup.
plies Tor an outing with his sneep.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-13
q o.. ~


Owing to numerous requests, Dr.
shclmcrins ha, consented TO sacrifice
part Of Dots vacation, aud remain in Salt
Lake during June, sl that those who
have been unable 10 De fitted with glis.
SEES, can avail thtmseiyc. of bis skill
Glasses that DO not 10 are dear at any
price, whether they cost hNy cents or
tive dollars, Properly fitted glasses
will lcngthcu the lite aud utility Of the
eyes, by removing all strain.
Go and see him u your glasses are
not right lie has given such universal
satisfaction that you will not make
mistake u calling and having a talk
with him Immediately
The following are a few prominent
people Of the many that have been bene.
iltJd By Dr. ShcImerdincs work.
ELIAS MORRIS, - West, South
Temple
A. a. WOODRUFF, wholesale de.
parlmeni, Il, G.. NJ ].
GEORGE REYNOLDS. secretary TO
the presidency Mormon church.
JOHN NICHOLSON.
G.. G.. BYWATER. superintendent
machinery SAT- Lake Temple.
CHARLES WlLCKEN, city water
master
n. A. EMpEN, fire aud police com.
missioner, Of the hrm OF Clark, ~.
dredge IS Co.
ISAAC BARTON Barton S. Co.
JOSEPH T. TAYLOR, the under.
takcr
X. G. MCNIECE, pastor Prcsbyier.
ian church.
THOMAS MCINTYRE, grocery de.
partment Il. { NJ !.
J. W. SlilPLER, the photographer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-13
The RAILWAY RATES.
The U. P. Cuts from The Mississippi
as Well as from Missouri.
Rates from chicago rnd ~. louis the
same ~ Montana Common ruints
Less from the s.is-ouri.

The position OF the Union Pacific
ami OREGON short Line n Utah Nor!s.
orn is oai ,.lllv nnnIunrfi Gs a',e,-
noon. II lie stated thai this = .a.'ign
ha, been a'mcwnnJ misunderstood Ia
thea ,lcai'ou OF tbs new fates from
lbo east 10 Utah common p5iuts. They
viii he less from Iisslun nver and
80. Louis, and the same rom Chicago
NJ are made from the same points to
Montana common points. Thi. evil.
IDENTIFY meets the wishes OF the UlBh
Jobbers and will, after beins under.
stood, TO thoroughly appreciated by
them,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-13
Zion's Sweet Singers.

The Sait Lake Concert company
appeared last evening Joe the Opera
house, before an audience compose o.
the music loving PORTION Jt the com.
uuf ity II is needles 20 my tuat h q
concert was greatly vrl yod. Tue
co.. uvst praise OF the performance h.
earl from ali who we're fortunate
ouuugh tU attend, nui feeling nf
patriotic ItiJe In tIu company B.
svincsi by tho people iu srosking Of
the entertainment. TIA NO 700 he
audience who enjoy hgnly cultivated
musical tastes conaitcr the program
JefiCCtlOg.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-13
Reinrned EIder.

Elder Farley Parrish, Of Centervlllo,
Davis county, Utah, who left fora
mission to GroA, B.l,ain on May o,
1898, hiss returned In rooi health aud
well pleased with his experience. lie
has been lHsofug IN tue Newcastle
conference, north oi England, where
he has found many irIuud', he say5,
gud met with suucysF. lie arrived m
this cuy % Tuesday, June IL, we'll
pleased with beius once more among
bis own people anu friends.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-13
ADJUSTMENTS.

THE TAR AND TARTAR now shows
good deal Of improvement over the
opening night. Last evening there
were many oncores, especially for the
big feature OF the opera, the national
air me Hey.
OsCAR ELiAsOS, lis wife and Jay
R0geTs, his manager, returned from
their uUrthtrn tour tlis morning,
They report FAIR business, especially IN
the Idaho town, their BJito audience
having been especially gOJt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-13

from Kansas city 70 Pueblo, $50
miles, In Fix and one.hai iays. Tho
object which induced lin 10 COM
uence the journey acfIss,he continent
was TO lower the record tor tust di'.
tiuco (iiom ocean To Oc'Nu), Bat aincr
he has concluded to continue abound
he world he has r'vcN his original
Intention OF last travelling up.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-13
Henllh RenOrt.

THIS report OF the health depart
mput for May shows that there were
O5 births during the month. 50 males
and Al females; 30 deaths, % males
nod II females, Rud ~ MARRIAGE. Ten
cases OF scarlet fever and two eases OF
diphtherla were reported during the
month; ass pounds o. food were con-
dsmnsI, and 1854 cubic yards Of gar
Gage was burned nj the cTtm AloTy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-13
co Nj Nj l. RCIA l..

SALT LAKE CLEARiSG HOUSE.
TOIAy's clearing house exchanges
amounted to slsl,bjs. Ssme day last
year, yl95 iBl.
TOpAY's QUOTATIONS.
New rork.-s.lysr "; lead, f3.lg!.
LondOL 80 BIOL.
ORE And BULLION.
4. II. Jone, n O., rossivsi today
bullion, $1,000, Ores, 500 Tota',
$500.
Wells, Fargo 4 Co. received today;
Pom. bullion, sii92; ore, l,O4g.
Total, ;J,2il.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-13
OBITUARY NOTES.



Died nt Hoy',yille, summit county,
Jhh, a pioneer, Aduiia Ellen Roddou,
the Ul'u " james Mason ClawArd. She
born boz Hiram, Portage county. Iowa,
March H., ISIS. She has been la tho
march OF the Church from that time to
date and has boon heroine, having On.
dut1d much uu tho Pains her father
died with cholera Ia 1873. She has he, a
In the southern colonies from that tim,
ana has proven herself - heroine Ia pri'
Nntiuus, and prompt Ia many Indian
troubles. Having been hard Oi hearing
she has been secluded from public 10.
cipty aud uuturuty but her work. have
been that OF tho noble and brave, She
leaves three children, two girls aud ono
boy, ala grandchildren and many kin
dfed aud friends 90 mourn nor loss In
ilc,-CuMNuNtCAIrp,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-13
PROVO.
. lilo Acliraths IN Provo.


Sir. All Mr-. u. Darwin McIlath,
the Chicago Inter OCEAN E,1b, bicycle
tourists, atIiyrd In tn0 city evening
VI . O'Clock aud .were sueBB at the
Hotel Roberta III 1880 o'ci Ok tuls
morning, when they lett Tor Salt Lake
CITY. a uumugr VI whvuimBu ana
other uitl1Hus callud GA 40 traveller
at tue hotel and were outur.NiueI with
skeirhps n the experience q The vlsi.
tors on the trip uJI tL1sso 10 tnis
point. Ihey .tIt G.iCAtJ On Apul
lO.h, aud have yls.tsi places Of iuter.
GO. along the route. TEey stoppud IN
Denye' one week, at Colorado Springs
nine day, and will remain Ia Salt
Lake Guy about week. Trey will
also rrturI TO Provo Tor a day VI twD
bb.OTe leaving for san Francisco, but
were anN Gus TO reach Salt Lake City,
where tney VIII receive mail anu art.
Giles Of clothing, etc., shipped by eK-
press. Thuy crested tic a.stB line
between Colorado anu UtGu last 5a.uT.
day, aud uid not find the tup Ecto,s
the desert 10 unpleasant as they hal
expected, being favored with only
moderately warm weather till they
reached Price, where the heat became
uullthrhNls lnNJ luuul NNo ~. u,
w. railway track on we'll bAllasted tnat
they couiu riie On It comfortably most
u tue way.
Mrs, McllTAth Ia very pleasant lit.
TO lady, aud ~ enthusiastic over the
trip. she expressed heiseli delighted
win the reception they had been &C.
corded all along the line and looked
forward 10 the stay Ia Salt Lake City
with most PHEASANT expectations, as sbe
hal always bsUu anxious to visit that
place.
Mr.. hCllrath Is n newspaper man
ami wfi.ea long aHd interesting letter.
to his paper, the Inter. OcsdH, de.urlp.
i've OF tho c,untry thrOush which
luoy travel, ant Ihu maDy interesting
experiences tIny encOIltsr.
Accom- anying VIC. ami Mrs. Me.
ilyain II Merton DIXbIry, VI Pf1yi.
Lenur, Rhode Island. lie started onL
10 make q tour VI tue c1aIlneut on his
whrei, and overlook Mr.. ami Mrs, Mo.
llfAth a. DenVsr He has now de.
clded 10 continue with them around
the world. This gentleman hAs broken
tho record hs q long distance
rider on his trip, travelling
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-13
OUT OF THE GRADES.
Pupils Celebrate With Enthusiasm
Their Advent into the High school,

Graduates from the eighth grades Of
the city schools into the High school
met In the building OF the latter insti.
tuition this afternoon at $3.50 and rem.
dered M Interesting program.
A sEllfully executed piano solo was
given ty Alice Miller, after which ths
chorus, Sigh. Gentle GALES, was on.
thusiashcaliy rendered ny the High
school pupils. Supetin tendent Mills.
psugh announced the object Of the
gathering, after which the remainder
OF the program was carried out rs iOl.
lOwt:
Address Of volcomc-First year class,
900 ....as.ssssss. sssssssHtH iluruhto NfecEc
second year class .,,..s...... Addfc Ianr
lhird year CluHs .... ......,.....syhu stewart
toutth year class .............. Ronald Gfccnr
llaho solo, urHt year clhaa, Margaret robertson
htAHuuACH ~ representative ~ The incoming
eighth srado graduate.
Addt,ss ,,.........,...., .....rfcsidcut D0uly
lsirihuinn ~ CCFtllrhtcA
Chorus springs Delights
superintendent address.
Chorus Farewell 10 the Forest
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-13

name as applied 10 the Church was
mlsnomof. IL was not the name
OF tue Church, Tut the members
believed In the Book OF Mormon, vhtcn
they hold was the work OF mao
named Mormon, wno lived on this con.
iinent 1000 years ago The speaker
clntented himself with stating his be.
lief In Mormon aud his book AMI then
proceeded to enlignten such OF HE
hearers a. were cot Alreaiy snlighteneI
NJ to the Articles Of FAitn OF tue Nor.
mon Church.
"'rhc Church Of Lattet.day Saints
was orsauizgI In + yrtfe, S,ulea
county, n. Y, April q, 1880. 10 va.
called tue CNufcn VI Jesus Christ Of
LAtitr.day Saints In trIor n d.ti. d.
guish /, rom the eAsly Uhrlttlap
Church founded by Jpsus Chr..t ~
Jeturaltm. will read cur Articles Of
Faiib.'
The Articles Of Faith arc given a.
fill, aud The account o1ntluur,3
THE Elder proceeded ~ vab -Alu
aud explain the Articles. In Conu.uslYu
lie spoke regarding polyVamy.
"'lt 10 not amt O. ever was trsclis. i 10
such great extent IN the Chlfcn ~ o.
''AAhAAhi9 hNANNNNAt. Nv FNlNs 'NNN "
Ia not sanctioned vt all Dtc.usu Of the
proclamation Of four years ago. Our
Church o1unseli IT. numbers not 10
practice II, and oniOlns tuem 10 obey
the laws Of tue country. When the
law was passed the subject was sut.
miltcd to a congregation Of 1900 pee.
pie In Salt Lake Guy. IL was unani.
mOusly decided 10 sustain the law, and
We have siuCe respected IL.
'"As to the resurrection which we be.
lieve In, we hOld that when tue carlh
receives LIS psradisiosl glory tue Saints
will be fesutrecled at the coming Of
the Savior, aud nil worthy lead will
be resufrecteI ami will dwell 1000
years In reign Of righteousness. After
that period has elspsoj, all the dead
who have not been resurreutcd will be
Judged according ~ their works 10
their earthly career. We do no; be.
lioyo In any eternal dBmuAli0n. Each
one will TO Judged according TO his
merlts.'"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-13

Writing from sau Francisco under
dste u June IL, Elder Tanner say,'
THE Elders are enjoying the best VI
health, aud with ihe help Of the Lord
we are endssvoTing 10 get tho Gospel
before the nropls, anu thousands are
finding out that We are In town"
The heauquarters uf tho GALLON
miseion IL Az Van Ness avenue, san
Francisco.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-13

II N ar IA a. .

CH.utH-M Ugluur norbYshirc. England.
NAV 1905, Clara. daughter or William auH
Mar Cooper ugtI Do years. Died a fAllufuI
Latter Ia} SAINT MHirHuui Nhir.
HIIIUh, Al Oldham, England. May H.
49, of bronchitis lul pneumonia, MluHm
The beloved con OF stephen ueurgo and Una
Hou,pugui D year b months aud " days
M||.HU.Il Star.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-13
BRIGHAM YOUNG ESTATE.
Final settlement Made and Executors
Discharged In lSi0-PrObAio
orders,

In response to the citation Issued
from the probate court for the
executors Of the Brigham Young e..
tate TO appear and make dual settle
ment OF said estate, the following was
received by Judge Mentally last even.
ing:
SALT LAKE CIrN June H., 1925,
Hon, j, G. McNNlly, Probate judge
Dear Sir-I received your commuulca.
tlon and nouco asking tho eNecu Ors NJ
tho will Of tho late Brigham Young 10
iile their final account.
Permit mo TO say We have not tlloi any
account with tho probate court for tho
past hyO years or more, Tho reasons arc,
we have bOcu advised by our counsel
that We have no need to do 10, and that
such acts would bo improper. The eNocu-
tors were discharged by tho probate
court some limo In 1879 aud are told by
our counsel that from thag tine ON We
have been simply trustees, and our aC,s
arc renewable only by tho court IL
chanCory. Not understanding this
point until the last few years,
wo went on going 10 the CN-
ponse aud trouble Of ding long accounts
Ia probate court OF our trusteeship; but
since learning this was Improper We
have ceased. We keep our accounts
strictly and are ready ut any time to
produce and exhibit tho same ina court
ot chancery whenever required to by
that couri, or by any person Interested
In the estate,
In this connection permit us 10 say
that our vouchers and papers we have
filed la tho probate court since our dis
charge should DO returned TO ~, w hat
In cAf0 th0y are needed thoy can be pro-
ducod and filed Ia a court OF equity.
No are worry respectfully,
lilIuHAN NoUNu,
Trustee -. y, Estate.
PROBATE ORDERS.
In the matter OF the estate OF Cora
NJ. Dunt, deceRsed, u petition was
filed today from CHARLES Is, Dutst,
letting forth that the deceased died
Interstate, aud asking that petitioner be
given letters Of adm nislration OF said
estate. It's set forth that deceased
died without Issue, and that the Only
heirs and next 10 KIN OF said deceased
are her husband, Charles II. Dutsl,ani
her father anu mother John I. and
Maria IL. MOrsap,' residing at Boise
CITY, Idaho. Tho bearing OF the petit
ton was sci for Tuesday, June .blh.
EltA,s Of Frank n. Porter, deceased;
order VI publication OF notice 70 credi-
tors.
Estate Of T.. Il. Hsgglund, deceased;
order OF sale Of personal property,
E,tSlo OF George Reid, deceased;
hearing on petition for distribution has
bsu SET for July y h,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-13

Made 90 the Secretary Of The Territory OF tftah.
lu Iuuuaurc of au Ari Relating 90 tire
Insurance Companies, approved
March II, lssI,
Namo Of company and location. The
laWDtg As'urarc" Company,


Name Of company and location, The
luuulH Assurance Company.
Head once, Dublin, lrglaud.
The amount ~ capital rtuva b. .... i.,iUO.O.U Uu
The yauIul STOCK Iti1 90 ls......,.. $4,000 U.
Inc amount OF g. Hssvls be- ......... Iy.t,,sI 20
1hr amount uI iis liabilities lU.
yIuuIu. rap.t1. De- ..... .,......... IsUaUII UI
Tho net surplus over ali Liabilities,
+ ................. .......,,....' ia5.,0l 10
400 HHIuu Ut ItH attorney ur lrgGt
Cot IAr Territory ul Utah. upon
WHOM fuTElrC uf Tru,r.H Iu any
rNu l,uuu against HIll company
nsH U. W.Uu Dr. O.. w. NuHuu.
i.rrs s. WILSON, AGENT Fat
Lake tIy
The receipts during tho year were gns,TEl 90
lNu expenditures during the year
were. s.s...-. l,4js lI
NUruArd ~. O'NcIlIy uf College Green, tn the
liiY uf dublin, manager uf tHr rluuur AZ.
TuraurC Company, being du.y sworn, dtpua,a
huu says trBt hu 10 the auuNu described UlrUr
uf .all company. Uuu that I.u foregoing tate.
Wrut 40 Che general condition Uf -Blu eUmuauy
un -aid lbuN wet DAY 90 December I-IL d.
correct uU"uTIluE tu tlo best ~ lIs Iufufma.
ton, knowledge aud Nvur. TysTuUuyUIF.
BEHIND % OIllllN.
subscribed and sworn fu before mu THE 10Th
day of Ami, a, ID. lsHr.
l-LNt.I ENEL % UEArCUANT
Nutay Public, Dublin
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-13

We shall tako tho intervening days going through
mo stock and marking everything down for
this salo. 1t will embrace goods from
ovory department.
Merchandise has never boon offered as low as
prices wo shall name, and II will pay you
TO como from all distances to attond
this