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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-28
N.A.aH. Railroad Time Table
 J4ue II. 1894.
 <AtGATUCE DIVISION.

Trains leave Waterbury as foLlows: for NEW YORK-6.O5 SIP. 10SO m; l2s. S25 44Opm. Sunday. 4l5 D n. Re.,,rn 500 6aO OO, 1S.OS a n l %. i.O2.6e1 n. Sunday 600 a m. For NEW HAVEN, via DerPy JuncCC:>. 6uo sia 10 RO a m: 1. .3s, S.25. S.bS ? n. Return via Derby Junction. 700 9 70 m l200 2.37. S-S9. 7S5 P: m sunday. 10 m. T NEW HAVEN. NEW LONDON. etc via Naugatuck Junction f. 40 P m. For BRIDGEPORT-6O6 S.l2. iobo m : I2S S25 4.4N. b.SS ? m. Sunday ~" m. Return at OS S.l2.9.4O m l2.el, 22st Su, 'tO pm. sundays IS m. For ASSOSIA-6.O5. s.12. 10-50 m l4S Sa5.4.4o.SBS7 : 90 tmixedl ? m. Sunday 4'lS Return at T43. s-S4. IO.21. n; l2-Sl SCI. 6.l0 slS D m. Sunday s.46 a III. , WATERrOWN-6.40. S-SS. n.lI . n Sao. 6.I2 T.04 D R. Saturday slS ? IL ~ Het1rn at 6 2n. TAO. O-20 a n 2-SO. 4So. o-So m. SaturdaY I-SS D m. fur THOAASEON-SSS, nI2 m; SSS. 9-eS' pm. Sunday 9-2S s m.
 Return at 1.4S. lO!2S n; 2a s.2o . A' Sunday S.47 pm. For TORRINGTOS-s.sS, lN.l2 6 O SSl oSe. pm. Sunday s3S a n.
 Return at T.40. 1000 a m. 2-SO. eOS Ill., Sunday. SIS p. m. for WINSTED-S-SS, ll.i2 a. m.: S.SS. 6-SS p Ei' Sunday, 9.S5 a m.
 Return at %. $40 a. m: 2OS. 442 D. m' Sunday. 500 ?. ID.
 CT. HAMPSTEAD. Gen Pass Agent.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-28

oeIdom mas an army been III a moro critical position than the Army of the Cumberland at this juncture. The Con- federates overlapped the Union front on the north by half dozen miles. and between Confederates and the Chatta nooga road leading from what was both tho Union left and rear into Chattanoo- ga there were only small bodies of cav airy. Bragg had but to overwhelm these, cross the Chickamauga and march a few miles westward to seize this road and throw himself between his enemy and that enemy's base-Chattanooga- It was his intention to cross Reeds bridge by s o'clock in the morning with one column, and Alexandsr's bridge, few miles above, at the same hour, the two columns to join and seize the coveted road, attack Crittenden's left, while a 'third Confederate column, crossing nt Dalton's ford. would attack him in front. Crittenden once crushed under these combined forces. as it was expect. ed he would be by noon, the whole Con- federate army was to oyerwhelm Thorn as. still ten miles distant, leaving Mo Cook, 20 miles away, to be finished later on
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-28

line of work for young women
 She has become a professional en- tertainer of Chil- dren and has found the field q very pleasant and profitable one.
 She plans par ties and person. ally looks after f hp pnfprfaiu.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-28
New York < New England Fassenxer Train service. Oct 2S 1894.

Passenger Train service. Oct 2S 1894.
 TIains lesve Waterbury for bOSTON-s.4S 30 n %. 8 -55 m. PROVIDENCE-S45 7.S0 a n l.O0 S.SS ? n NEW YORK via Brewster -S:OS a. m. 2lO D m WORCESTEIE-S45 : 80 6 n i.O0 ? n. NEW LlONDON-7.3 80 a III loo. S.bS D n PUTNAM-S.45 ' 30 a m l.0n. SAS m NILLIMANTIC-3.45 7.S0 m LOO, 3.55 ! III SPRINGFIELD -9.o5 q m S.5o D m. dARTFORD-3.45 7.S0. sos. l0:iS A m, l.OC NEW BRITAIS-S.45 7sO 9.eS lO.4S 6 ID loo. PLAINVILLE-s.45 7.3O. sos, 10 46 m los
 S.s6 SIS m.
 6RISTOLs-S 45 7.sO. e.OS,lOE n lOo rERRYVfLLE-7.So sos, Io.4S 8 r4 l."o sSs HATERVII.LE-7. 80. sos To IS a m S.6S. x Is ? n VEST CHESHIRE 4,So. s,So 6 m. 4.S" r m MERIDEN 4.SO. & 50 m. 4.S0 ? m. CROMWELL S-SO m. 4-S0 ? n. UNION CITY f S.0S q m - 2.lO D m FOWANTIC-fo. eos a m 2l0 5 ? n. SCUTHFORD-S.O5 a m 2.l0. p m. POMPERAUG VALLEY 5 OS .0. Il" SANDY HOOK-s.o5 aIO. m. HAWLEYVILLE-SO n ? 10. p III. DANBURY-S.u5 m 2.I0 m ll-S5 T.. m BREWST TERS-S.N5 a r, 1.l0, IL.%5 T. m FISHKTLL- ON HUDSON-S-05 a m 4.l0 r m aEBinghamPtUn. Elmir9. JaIrA st"wn. CleVe-
 land. Akron and Chicago so a m 2.I0P n rOUGHKEEPStE, via Hope well. sos m.
 sin itY tr r.iaS Hartford and E,ston
 ". R. BABCOCK.
 Gen Pass Agent. Bustyn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-02

one inns that amount ~ stock. East
orn capitalists have been In the camp
during the pasi ten days looking over
the property, but are silent ~ 10 their
Intentions. General Manager Keith
Of the King says that the pro prrty
never before looked ~ promising A.
now, and they find no trouble la sell.
ing al their ore ~ inT-a1tch ngufut.
Work on the lO01.i0ot extension Of
the Ontario tunuUl no connect the lower
Workings at No. mirc, 10 now proc
gfessiug no % very satisfactory rate,
anu with the completion NJ this pa I VI
tue tunnel, large amount VI uudeyel.
uped ground will be Opoued Tor work.
ings.
Chief Electrical Engineer Mckay
OF tue Ontario electric light works a..
ports tho plant 10 Le running IN irBt
class 0fdor aud without httcn at any
point, nnd In few days the plant will
10 running continuously during the
twenty .iour hours G. I each day,
The assessment VI tive cents n share
on the stock OF tho Crescont company,
came Ne surprise 10 mgny Ia the
camp, aud az no work b speak OF has
been done Of this mine for over ytaf,
and no work 10 Tar has boon laid aut
for the future, tho email stockholders
cannot undofsinnd tho AssCssmuut. ~
the stock H. held At only cent?, the
assessment Of cents l0oga UuI OF pro-
portion.
AZ tho Alliance tunnel tho sinking
Of The OJJ.iUUt shait through bite
limo tocN Is silll goiug on, aud q o
atUukh0l1Cb have been called upon
again for au assessment OF 10 cluts per
share 10 carry on the work.
Tho Cumberland Mining company
who control property Just above town
on what u NnOwn ne Treasury HI
sent a large am0unt u tupplies ana
several mvu up 10 tneir piauo during
the week. This property has been iIie
Tor several yeafs, uut the owners tnluG
now that the tiuio has come ~ duvtl'
Opu tho nline and SEQ what Il In H.
lhls properly ls owned chiefly by Salt
Lake parties.
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Notes.

The members Of tho Constitutional
Convention itOm Park CITY, Keith,
korns anu Murdoch, start for tue CITY
Saturday 10 DO nj opening next Mul-
Jay, aud all 20 well prepared 10 cnsuS
upon their duties, anu will look mUto
particularly 10 the Interest Of tue PEG.
pie OF the entire TeIritlTy than 10 any
particular pet hobby.
The railroads entering Park city
have not been bothered with the snow
~ In former seAsont, and tho trains
come In regularly every day on umt.
la the case VI the UAh Genital hero.
t0iofe snow al this season has been Ia.
sufmountablr, Rud much trouble has
been evolved In tho running OF rsgu-
lar trains.
A, tbs Opofa house Thursday night
tho hall wea crowded with mon u
witness the iight between PhAlon, tho
Park CITY champion, and HUyeV, Of
Nebraska. Tho nght was of short
duration, as Phalen was completely
knocked out Ia tue tnird round, aui
did not regain bis senses for fully half
an hour. The crowd was well pleasoI
win the exhibition, M most evnry-
onu attending expected TO sac "f.ku"
HANh Ahth wy NNlclala were
numerous on thu stage during tho Gu
tire night aud iid nor In any manner
UhertO Interfere Ia any way with the
contest; but they now olaim that no
more such exhibition shall take place.
"Wo will SEQ what we viii see."
The city marshal, with a large force
OF men have boon huey during tho
week fixing up tho streets anu street
crossings, aud also In the cleaning oil
uf all sidewalks where SNOW ana Toe
have collected.
Mr.. III. q. Mcmillan, OF Salt Lake,
has been In town during tho week
picking up any strsy mining slUok,and
looking into several Investments La
which no anu his partner, j. NJ. BAN.
berger, are Interested.
II. q. Chamber, J. J. Daily and o.
II. Palmer, spnnt tue early part Of the
week In the Park.
1t ia expected that II more snow
does not fall soon 10 put the roads Ia
condition, many men ana teams will be-
laid of until tile roads become good
again. WILL,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-02
Notes aud Personals.

The people Of the First ward hold a
TouRion Ia tho ward house yesterday
afternoon aud evening. In tho aitvi-
noon speeches and musical EXERCISES
were enjoyed, anu an elegant banquet
prepared by the ladies, paftaKuu VI.
The evening was devoted to dancing.
Hon. &. s. Varian came down this
morning ON legal business.
DR.. KMl q. Maescr has returned
from u trip 10 Mexico and Arizona,
where he has visited the Church
schools. Df. Maeser has eDJoyed his
trip aud IL well satisfied with the laburs
anu conditions OF this institutions he
has viblted.
The evidence taken before Joseph IL
Taylor. LEWIS w. Shurlnfi anu Amos
ID. Holdaway, sitting rs board VI ar
bitrAtion, 10 determine the damages
sustained by Utah county people
through the overflow Of the waters
from Utah lake on tue land adjoining
the lake, caused by Salt Lake City
and various Salt Lake county canal
COMPANIES maintaining the dam at tue
head Of the Jordan river At a higher
point than agreed upon between the
parties, was concluded yesterday. The
arguments will be made Ia Salt Lake
city next Wednesday, alter which the
Rtbitraton will return W Provo and
render their decision.
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TRusIEes SALE nn1loF.

UTHEREAs, SAMUEL T.. CARLSON. Az
w Unmarried man, Of tne county Of salt
L li., tcrfiioIy Of Otah, aid. ~ lis certain
and recorded the flth tfay OF reptsmHpf. a. a.
lsll, boz hook Is A., PAGE 50. IHi g OF tHu rccs
nrds in the once Of The Recorder Of deeds OF
h. DAD ~ trastss NJ ;siie,s,t,5, d..Iri',ed
ieal estate, tiiaaie On salt late younty, Ter
nltory Of Utah, to.wir Par Of Los Rive 90,
uiy survey. described ~ follows. to-wit.
beginning % mo aguih.weat corner Of said
lot ana running thence north three tiI rods.
thcnce east ok l1l rOua, thcuCo south three 900
70 a thence west sN lll RODS % beginning
which said convtvauco wa made in trust 90
secure % the order N the Lombard Invest
ment COMPANY the payment of the said rum.
principal aun Of fourteen hundred dollars
ltlthup, due end pafahIc on the lst dAy %
tom The date thereof. 10 the fat1 OF siy Ycr
cent per annum payable Hrmi.auuuaIIy. on
lhe hfst days Of september and March % caDu
year A. evidenced uY interest coupon notes
attlchei % shi1 prucipai note auu o. even
dale ticrrWtth, and
whereas slid deed Of trust provides that 10
use oi dsiault DO tho pal men. 81 sall note ~
any phft thereof or in caso default De made 90
The payment uf interest thereon. according 10
lhe tenor ami slect thereof, sud such uUiHutt
continue Tor Do days, tutn Ht tnu uru0u % tIc
legal holder o. said note, said Indebtedness
MAJ al oucu become duo aud payable and tH1
trustee shall upon tun app'iuhuuu OF tDe leral
H"iN'f Nl HAll uotcs NtI anu ulHInAN OF ANN
above described property iu tho manner in
haii deed % trust uesuuhud. reference 90
which BE- hereby made Tor greater certainty
Tot the purpose Of uAVIuE aaid noto aud boo.
tcrest thereon, together with The costs aud
expenses % executing this trust And
Mhrrnaat default HHa been mace im the
pay mrut % inc insthllmynt OF Interest WhIc
Lfil due ca a1id uutc uu tcptsmh0r 90, 1873,
aud all Indictments thereafter. aud futn du.
faults have continued Tor more than thirty
Gays, asa stiil continue aud by reason thrfrot
Tue present lSga. holder of said motto hos
exercised BIZ uuaun an1 declared said note
due ami payable. audhaH rcgueatud tho uuIcf'
hEng q trustee Co make sale OF sfil IrtmiHrt
Tor tho purposes herein aUt forth
NuW, therefore, ulu1c BE- hrrruF given that
tho untCfHiEncd william %. DItt hufteo 90
AFORESAID, q the request Of Tho ur Sous legal
holder uf ssid uute Hud under and iy virtue ~
Mu power utd authority Iu mo vested, Will 90
FRIDAY the sth day OF February, q. 90, isl3, NJ
The hour Of DO o'CIuck o. in. OF fHl1 DAY tcIl
Hali above described roAl estate and al ihc
uEni, TITO aud equity N redemption VI tho
shid samuel 4 Carlson, his heirs ami astiEna
Wercin, Tor the highest ana best Price saino
viii ir.nH ~ cash, % tuu south unnt door uf
thc Oou ~ Court huuHo IDItY aud county
hui.dingl, 90 she city aud NountY OF salt Lake,
Territory OF Utah. for the pIrnosr ~ paying
aaid note, uIl Interest due thereon ana al Che
costs ana expenses % executing tins trust
Dated ~ alt llHEc cry, Utah, tuiasih day Of
WILLIAM II. DALE,
Trustee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-02
SUMMONS.
In the District COurl IN and Tor Che IhIfi
Judicial District OF Utah TERRITORY
County ui SAT- Lake


Hannah Lhtngrun uurign,
flalnuu,
w. . H.
John r. wilson, kUla 9 Steele ~ A.. haA
mondt Fannie q. hhfroutH y ~
nruunhan, A. g., Butler, Joseph a. aaN
thor' AdmiuhTaior % thgcslale u' No.
NHcu, dccchtru, pud'cl NJ. aletIei ..a
smith, John ~ steele, Thatcher MNlns
uut Elevator Company a G1fpotauoli ala
John o. nuuluY, u1mnIHlfallr OF ll0 sat.N
ct Morris Ooidhcrs, deceased. geltuNAlls'
The People Of The Tcrutly oi LiAh AtAA
greeting Al
10 John a.. Wildou, Nola J. steele %
almond, Fannie a. liarrHuU, T. o.
McDIAnahau, a. g., Butler Ju.eph Gag
Their Administrator Of no cttatu " ID 70
Allen. deceased, dudley VI. steele,
siuitn, John 81 steele Ihalrhtl NN.Nt
aud Elevator Company cpfpoIauuL. ~, "a,
John l. pO0ioy. administrator Of lhr ,sl,""
OF Morris Io'diefg, decriafd. deig1dAnit
Won ARE ilEREBi NEQulgEp ~ ~
4 pear IA an aculn blogsnl .tAh,' wv
by tho above named plMnuua 70 wy a..
Court uf the THIRD judicial htFNf " Wy
Irnritory OF utnn snd 10 ausWrf mo comp llul
ed therein within ten days exc .uilts - ~ w.
DAY OF atTYlcsl alter tho service o. lel ~ t-'s
ssinmont-if served wihia ihi coshJs ~ =
ssrysd DOT ~ thls county, bot 10 thm Atuel,
within twenty days othcfWits HliA,l loiN
daya-er tudgment By d0fhuN WI p nAg4
AgAiRss you, according W ne pftJN ~ iA1
complshDk
srr,-.---i ,rtion Ia br,pgbt 90 have a decree
Nv i'., ~ ~, -. s,..ai,1ttFg M thr ambuHg
ol th.e W.. w ~ ~ ~. grd tBtfs
uuoi AnhtlueI WIN atetN,9 .yI1uIstb y
mpP3H NiIsn sad gsfgndsnts john h Wlt0n
snd Msa Z. steele. g Jo9n Ehrns,' 1,, D ,,B,
~ an6um ffon datp same belng uu1 and
,,Ji'oiiy ,nnaid save interest to leo. %, 1874
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PROVO.
First District Court Notes.

This morning jury was called 10
tile case OF the People W George Hart
lev. charged with fspe. Assistant
Prosecuting Attorney Thurman prose
uuted and Warner d knight appeared
for defendant Tue case was con-
Quoted with closed door.
Ammon Hnusen,of Fountain dtoeni
Hanputo county, a native Of Norway,
was admitted 10 citizenship.
James Sita0naen aud PUter Hauteni
two boys from 5aupete, aged IL anu
20 respectively, were affaigned On Two
indictments charging gfanu larceny
The crimes consist Of stealing buggy
from James Harvey ami n horse from
q. l.. Nielsen, Of MofOni, last October
IL. a. VeaIch was appointed 10 defend.
a plea 0f not guilty was entered Trial
cot TOT March 7in.
Efnstus Christensen, Of hanpele
county, was afraiguei On charge Vi
fSfnlcaii0n; tue case was dismissed,
RubecoA n. Porter, VI Fnifviow, has
brought suit for divorce against samuel
Porter Tue parties intcfmaffiog IN
Salt Lake CITY 10 April, 1858, and
thfee minor children bru liying as the
issue OF the marriage. Tho complaint
alleges that defendant VS. cOnNlctcu
Of embezklouunt 10 tue Fist district
court az the December term OF l5yii
aud a. serving a sentence IN the pcn.-
tertiary. For this fcason plaintiff asks
for decree Of divorce anu for thc cut-
toby VI the children.
Judge king this morning announced
his opiulon "a 10 tue damage features
Ia tho care Of J. 4. broadUont VI the
Brooklyn Irrigation 90. Plaintiff WAS
awarded $50 and Gusts.
In the case OF the II. q. w. Railway
Company W. w. h. Young, tne iufy
brought In n verdict Of NO cAuto Il
action.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-02
PARK CITY.
PAIK 90. UrAn. MAnon !. IsO5.
Weather and Work in the Park.

The pact week has been one OF un.
uaual activity In the Park, caused
chiefly by the desire Of all the mines
10 get up supplies and ore down be-
fore the spring break up Of the roads.
'rhe weather during the ontire week
has buen like spring, and the snow
has been fast ditapprnrlng, 10 much
10 that Rleighing IL about uOns up.
Al the mines and mills the usual
amount Of work has been don't, aud iu
some cases additional men have been
put 10 work. Park City at tho present
timo has but few Idle men, aud the
complaint OF hard times II not heard 10
any extent.
AZ the Daly-West mine tho rush
allll continues In thu placing OF a large
amount OF mir pipes 10 this numerous
WORKING, and nj this mine every indi-
cation points 10 a most active sCason
during 1895,
Atthe Means or Morgan mine work
n still being pushed, AMI knowing ones
claim that In the near future this
property VIII DO worked through the
Daly-West. President In. Walker Jr.,
Of tho Morgan, whs In town during mo
week looking over tbs property, aud
into the needs OF the same, aud lott
Instructions to continue In the sane
line that has been carried on In the
past
At the Dolberg group, work IA going
along ~ usual, aud Ia Ihe Teorgauiza-
ton Of this company in the east several
days ago, II IL anticipated that large
amount Of capital will be placed In the
property during the summer.
The Tumored option Of $4,000 sharrS
ofBllver King stock 10 be sold 10 east.
eTn amelter men cannot bp verified, ~
It Il thought that the present hollors
Oi King stock see too good thing Ia
holding on 10 n, while Uesid.s II
IL claimed that II would be u
very hard matter 10 collect together At
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-02
NoTIoE % SAC oF ReAL esTAre

NortCE T. HEUEHY GIVEN. THAT ~
~ pursuance of an order 81 she Probate
Court uf tlu. tliy aud County ui ealt Lake
Territory uf Utah. made on tho t1rd laN ni
February, lsi tn thn matter OF tho estate NJ
huuiam'n o. Allen deceased, inc uufOrsiguud,
adm Illustrator W iho Hlid estate Will sUll No
private sale 90 the highest bidder FOR cash, aud
ullrCt 60 confirmation by 8aid Probate Court
ON or after the liih day Of March, 1905, a. "
O'Clock 81, a. No. 40 West second south
street. 10 Cty and County OF rhlt Lake, tiAh.
40 said place and time lids iu wrtunE Wi
br received by salt administrator Tor said
property, Tor al tho ush, title, interest
AMI estate ~ the said iiCulamin Allen 40 Che
tone o. his doatA, and 40 The right, title and
interest that the said cstatC has, ny operation
OF law ur Otherwise, acquired other than ur in
addition o. that " tDo SAID hHuiamin O. Allen.
90 me limo NJ his death. il aud 10 40 that cers
tain lot, piece nr parcel of iaud situate, lying
and being in the said city and county 90 raIt
Lake, utah, and bounded aud described a. Col.
lows % wit.
lots number ono. two. nineteen and
twenty, 70, .. ~ and ~ 10 block number two
CD 90 rruif Vale addiuun 60 ralt lake civ,
Utah. Terms and conditions Of sale. Cash
down, lawful money % tho United HutUH.
JO-Epii q. sOuTufN
Administrator VI tho estate Of benjamin r.
Alien, doceaacL
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NOTICE

THE UNDERSIGNED COMMISSIONERS
i appointed 90 asscsH thirty thousand and
fiN hundr dollars ll0,fiU nUl ON tho real
estate Tor land claims and improyamCutsI Hit.
uHtcd and lying within Lamp District No. !, Of
-AIt lake Nity, Tor tho purpose Of dUffuying
the gNuUuHU Of lighting the streets iu SAID
from and after March D., 1893 which faId hs
scaamtnti b 90 be levied on such 81 tho real
estate lnr land claims ami improvements ua
and in proportion % the bCuolt Recalling
thereto, hereby glyo notice 90 Hll pCrsonH Boa.
ietratrd that they viii meet az 10 O'Clock o.. m.
March 2. 1876. be- room 500, CitV and County
building, salt Lake Guy, nud that they will then
and there proceed 10 make The Cuutomp' atru
assessment Meetings. will be- held daily
thereafter sundays excepted 90 tho tamu
hour and place uuui The assessment Hhsil have
been completed WILLARD YOUNG,
ADAM -rlERs,
J.A. MISS.
Commissioners.
February 2Ird. 1886.
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MARsHAI,s SALE.


DURsuANr To Az ORDER or SALE
IA Co me directed uy tho Third District
Court % the Territory az Utah. shall expose
ut public sale, 40 the wet front door OF the
county court house. 10 ono CItV ~ salt LaEu,
county uf salt LAKE and fcrui1ry % Utah. on
tnH lith Jay of March, l-ii, 40 Do o'g urk % m g.
400 the rght. title. claim aud interest nf
IAumas hauu. Mary Kane ami iamus Dom
nrilI, Of, lH, and 10 che following described
real catate, situate, lying and being IN Nalt
Lako Uouuty, and described ~ f1lloWs, tl.wit:
lot No thirty, C0l iu block No. one, lN IN
bellevue PARK Addition, 90 rnlt Lao CITY,
Utah, being subdivision u lota ton u0l aud
eleven an, 10 block 80, tiNtrgn llGl, in I've
acre plat 90, uIg uold survey, az per the rr.
corded plAts thereof Hltuutu Boo calf Lake
County Utah Territory, 20 be sold is tho prou,
oTty of1homas Kane, Nary kane and James
d onnUly, At the tuit OF John ilinruAlt,
Terms o. sale. cash.
NAT N, BINGHAM. Us Msrshh.
Nv J. l.. ARChEM Deputy Marshal
dated February is, isg'.
BOOln. Loo a cray. attorneys.
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PIONEER MONUMENT.
Honey From Meadow, st. David and
Pleasant Grove.
FULL LIST OF TllE DONORS.
Tho People Continue to Contribute 10
Aid Of the Worthy
Object
FULL LIST OF TnE DONORS.


CARD PROM THE FrRsr PRrsinUScY
5,lt Lake City, JAu. %, 1895.
Notice IL hereby given that oJnIri.
buttons 10 the monument 10 no erected
In Ealt Lake CITY IN memory u
Brigham Young aud tne pioncat viii
hereafter, aud until further notice, DO
acknowledged through the columns Of
the Distinct NEWS. IL Ia expected
that ngonoies for tho collection Oiiunda
tor this worthy purpose will DO c,lab'
lithcd in each wari In all the stkcn,
AMI that said funds, with the list 4
uamos u tho contributors, will le Tor.
wardCd 30 frequently ne convenient 10
Hubef NJ. Wells, secretary VI the Brig
ham Young Memorial Associations SAT-
Lake city, who will zee that same are
properly acknowledged In the manner
stated. We earnestly hope TINT the
people will respond generously nud
promptly 10 this call 20 that u possible
tho monument may be completed,
dedicated aud unveiled 10 the public
by tho 9Th day Of next October.
NILFOHD WOODRUFF,
GEORGE q. CANNUH,
JOsKrH h. SMITH,
Fifht Presidency VI the Church Of
Jesus Christ Of Lstter-dgy Saints.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-02
NOTICE OF SPECIAL sTocKHOLp.
Frs MEETING

NTOTICE Is HEREM GIVEN ny ORDER
~ " the board OF directors ~ the Mon.
real Mining \ smelling Company, that %
leClAl stOrkhulders' meeting is hereby called
Ia meet March y, lsli at2p, IA, az tic once
NJ breeze q Burns, III, n commercial block
salt Lake OitY, Utah, for tho purpose OF elect
Ink board Of directors Aud oilcera, and 10
vote On au amendment 10 thc articles Of ine0r.
poration, 10 make tho capital stock u SAID
assesaAble, and 10 transact such other
business Ne may come before H.
bait Lake CITY, utah, February Is, 1905.
J. j. HUSr, Secretary
}. A. bush, PIesidehG,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-02

In tho Probate Court. lH and Tor salt Lake
County. lsrHtorY Of UtAn
In the matter OF tho estate OF John
G0ulam, deceased
NOTICE u HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ John G., Coulam unu MARY Ann C0uIan.
Executors NJ the estate uf John CuulAm.
dUruHGVd, have rendered Tor settlement,
aud hlrdln said court their lunl accouuto f their
Administration Of SAID estate aud petition Tor
unal diHtrlnuunu OF the residue Ot HEtd Catatu
HWong the pOrtona onuued thcrotO, Enu that
Thursday, the lst day % March, A. u. isai
No % O'Clock d. M, ht lhe Court i,0om OF
said Court IN the County Court House,
salt Lake cry and County, Uah Territory,
has been duly appointed BY lie Judge u
said Court, for the settlement OF said
account sud hearing said petition for dlstri-
button, at which time and place any person
Interested In said estate may appear and show
cause, n any there he, Why card account
should not be- settled aud approved Aud
nnal distribution made ~ prayed Tor,
Dated February sGtn, a. U. 1876.
q O.. STANTON,
Clerk OF the Probate Court
Ivy a, q. liELHE, Deputy.
j.. II. Moyle, attorney Tor executors.
From p-it Lake CITY;