davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Not Emnty-Handed.

Ambulance Surgeon (reporting)-Noth-
ing in that last call. FelIer was insensib BILE
from drink. Brought him to with am
monia and come back.
House Surgeon-But you've got case
in the wagon there.
Ambulance Surgeon (carelessly)-Oh,
that's u teller we run over coming backl-
Puck.
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san Francisco Custon1-House.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The Civil
Service Commission has completed its
investigation of the San Francisco Gus
tom-house. The report has not been
made public, but it IS understood to sus-
tain the charges Of partisan removals and
other violations of the civil service laws.
Complaints Of this character were filed al
the bureau, but Collector Wise denied
them. Several other Offices in that neigh
borhood have also been Investigated by
the committee.
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TOPICS OF THE TURF.
Results of Yesterdays Races on Il
Bay District Track.

Results of Yesterdays Faces on the
Bay District Track.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. ia heavy
rain caused the regular track to be aban-
doned, and the racing was done on the
up and down hill course to-day. Favor
ties were nowhere. Don Fulano was the
only one to win.
Five and half furlongs, selling,
Einesse won, Bravoura second, McFar-
lane third. Iime-l:IS3.
About six furlOngs, selling, Don
Fulano Won, Quarterstaff second, Miss
Buckley third. Time-l:2A.
Onemile, selling, Mollie King won,
Leonville second, Booze third. Time
l:56!.
Five and half furIongs, selling, Boreas
won, Miss Ruth second, NebuchadneZ-
Zar third. Time-I:l74.
ABOUT SIX turlongs, Jennie Dean Won
Mutlneer second, Prince third. Time
l:254.
AT MADISON PARK.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 11.-Results at Madi-
son Park: -Four and half furlongs, Lit
tie Dutchman won, Billy Duncan second
Little Nell third. Time-0:59.
Five and half furlongs, Caleb won
Peregafsecond, Carter b. third. Time
I:05l.
six furlongs, Kratton won. Fillmore
second, Grand View third. Time-l:23.
Five furlongs, Edwin won, Rosanond
second, Bud Brooks third. Time-l:I3I.
Six and half furlongs, Gender won
Merge second, jamestown third. Time
Loo
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Labrador has 900 species of Towering
plants, filty-nine ferns and over 250 spe-
cies OF MOSES and lichens.
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Robbed of Money and Other VaIunbIes.
OAXACA Mex, Feb. I.-Three Amer
lean tourists, whose names are not
known, left here about ten days ago for
the State Of Chiapas, to make explora-
tions OF the ancient Aztec cities OF that
section. AdviceS were brought in to-day
by a mail courier, announcing that the
travellers were attacked near the village
of San Jayier by band of Guatemaian
refugees and robbed Of the money and
valuabIes which they carried.
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ship officials, started down the bay. Tho
trip down to quarantine in the moon
light, crashing through the ice. buffet
ing into the Arctic wind blowing, was a
delightfully."- bracing experience in spite
of the cold. One and all seemed to feel
the excitement of the moment, the ioy
felt on the receipt of the news telling Of
the rescue, apparently from terrible
calamity, of about 453 souls and a splendid
ocean steamship, valued at about 81, 100000,
and having on board cargo valued at
about S500,0
In the ice bound quarantine, in that part
OF Staten Island which was hemmed in
by an apparently impenetrable ice field,
all was light and jollity.
Favorable Chances for settlement.
CHICAGO, Feb. 1I.-Chairman Caldwell
OF the Western Trunk Line Committee,
went to Denver tonight to confer with the
Denver and Rio Grande and Rio Grande
Western officials regarding the member
ship OF these two lines in the COM
mlttee. The chances for settlement are
excellent, and as the Chairman is anotori-
Gus peace-m2ker, it is highly probable
that he will secure the consent of both
lines 10 the committee agreement. With
them as members, the adhesion of the
Missouri Pacific and Union Pacific will
follow closely.
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PROVO.
Assault with Bottle.

Monday evening, about g:3l O'Clock,
Henry Harrlson, proprietor OF the
Eureks 8hlo0n, was going home, and
when near the corner o? Eighth aud
Il streets he was struck upon the fore
head with some hard, blunt instru-
meut, and a. he staggered aud icll u
the ground Pnrloy Garter Jumped on
top OF hun. Harrison struck at Garter
with hi hands, aud had three Of his
fingers badly bit,eu by Carter some
Of the uoighb1rs were attracted bJ
Harrison's cries Tor help, and when
they came out Garter ran towards bis
home. A warrant was Issued changing
Garter with assault with q deadly
weapon with intent to DO bodily harm,
and no was arrested yes,urdny NOR
Ing aud brought before Justice dc Moi.
~ aud entered plea OF mot guilty. He
admitted atsaultiug HarfItUn uut uu
MED having any weapon. Both Hnt-
Fisou ana Carter admitting having hal
trouble In the saloon. Justice DE
Mo 10y held Carter to await the action
" the grand jury In the Gum Of 1910
IL o. believed Harrison was struck with
an empty bottle which was iouud near
the plsCc Of the assault and which Car
ter admits DO dropped.
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Generally speaking, the grinding Of
grain for fattuning steers In tho open
yards Is not followed 90 great oxtunt
IN tho western states But whom tho
object Is 20 put on tho greatest nmount
Of Fat IN as short % timo us possible
Prairie Farmer says that grinding no
doubt can BIO done with profit An ami.
NAL requires a positive amount Of food
for 6ustouauco, aud tho creator tho
amount OF food consumed and turned
into FAT or muscle, without waste, the
sooner tho animal may bo put upon tho
market and consequently with o pro.
por,iunatoly less cost lu griuduu onta,
us compared with bran, for mill. COWS
Professor Vol found that COWS iuvau.
ably did better ou oats, going Mp iu
min, yield WHOM coming ON oats AND
going down whom bran was led. Aud
the average for HiE COWS was gain ul
about 10 per cont in milk and milk iat
IN favor OF ground oats lumathcr trial
conducted nt tHa Nnli au station Zoo
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MARsRAL's SALE


nUUsuANT 10 An ORDER or SALE
n unI utrin' uf foreclosure to mo directed
Ly tho Thru Judicial District Court ofthc Ter.
utory OF Utah, ! shall expose as public ralr.
ut Che west front uuur ul tpu county Court
House, uu tHr Eighth Ward SQUARE.
lu tho city Of SAT- Lake, County Of salt
Lake, and Territory ~ Utah, on mo tth day
of February, 49,, at ~ O'Clock NJ, al tho
right title, UIaitl aud interest OF IVA Gyid0u.
lUHt. q. a, whitney Carnage Company. 70 cor.
rurau.n, Adlp h uUrEun and Christina Icr.
ruu, of. iu AND tu Ono fuil0wlr * described roal
estate situate, lying and being In -Alt Lake
County. and described as f1lIoWa t0.WIts
A portion ~ the northwest UugriCr.N, W. %
~ section thirty three IIiI, township two JaI,
south Of range one 90, west ~ salt Lake
Meridian, q. survey i0g tho Territory "
Uth Commencing % che southwest conner
ming thence north eighteen ami one half Ns. ah
UuaIus, thCuu0 olst forty 900 chains, thence
Huutn eighteen and one half lltHI chains aud
tnuuce west forty NlI rhauH 20 the place 0f
NrguuuEi containing seventy. .tN acres
OF land, being situate iu tnu County ~ salt
Lake, Utah Territory. Afro twenty shares OF
thu capital stock OF tho utlh ana Salt Lake
Canal Company represented by certificate 40.
ESQ,
T5 be sold as the property OF Eya Gyldon.
uhUr HurDUHau. John y SHrHusru, a. a. Carl.
Uuist, E, A. Whitney Carriage Company, cor.
uuratun, Adolph ucrguu and Christina Hpr.
gen, at tht SUIT OF II1u's saylugs Bank & Irust
Company. a corporation.
Iurma Of sale, cash
NAT 81. BRIGHAM
T., 5, Marshal
Hy JOHN u. CuNuOCK, Deputy MarshaI.
Dated az SAT- Lake Cliy, January 18th. lal5,
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rRusrEs,s shLE NOTICE.

NVufREAs, sANUsL D. CARLSON Az
w unmarried man. of TOO county OF sali
Lhhc. lcfutufy OF ltlu. 900. aY Doe certain
udfet6fded ihet0ih aiy oil ssrieTHef. s. b.
l.iI. iu Book "l 40. page NI. lIi s. OF iuu geo.
urua boo thH uuI.a 90 .UH Ht.HrIur ut dU.i. lf
,heta.d eat lAte County. convoy o. Mi.iam
~. niIc OF trustee 200 following da..i. goo
real estate, fltIatu Iu salt lnse tuuutT, lcr
rtHrI uI Utah. t1.WIl. Iari OF luI Ftu Ill
BLOCH twenty aix tti lIst "n. ralt iahr
beginning Ht tHU HUutl.WUHt corner UI ..II
loo. aud running thence north tHF.r Il rode.
thence east sIN 90 roIH. thence Huul. ifreU a.
90 thence Wtsi nN ,D ross i1 Ne-.1nirti
secure Co. tHc order of Che LOMBARD Invest.
mput Company che payment ot Nn aIIl alm.
principal fuW uf fourteen hundred d1.larl
NIt NJ. due HhI TIIrU.u on Che lHt u1N ut
suUJmUCr, s. 10 lsN, VITA inicrcst thereon
lrHm tue date thereof Ht thc ral0 ni flA per
tHu nlst uays % CrtauUCI and March ui plru
year AH evidenced hI interest coupon notes
attached Co sui principal note aul % even
Wu,fcls aiId lCCIot trust provides that Boz
case uf default iu iIu ulJmun. OF Hlii Huio W.
1uN pare tHuitnf nr iI case default uc made lu
iU. payment uf interest thereon, according Oh
tlu tcuIr au1 glrc. tutrUlf and furn default
continue Cor % ulY.. thtu no ilU option % tuu
legal holder OF Huil uIll. .ali indebtedness
mh. atU once become due HHd payable aut the
holder uf slll uUtC. TDN and Do. zoe of Che
above drlguuC1 properly n lHc manner Boo
said decd of truHt uytuuUUd, preference tl
which BE- hereby made Cor greater certainly
iUr tNC purpose ul unYIus shII note Huu ms
tones. thereon, together with tuu rusta and
tNTunsrI uf executing fNiH trust AMI
whereas, default hls boon mH.r iu the
Ulh mtUt OF Gle IuH'uIlmrut uI luIulU.t who
IrI due ca slli mote un tCUlcMH.r DC. l-al
aud liI in.il'ImCuis tlCrClitur and turu 1e.
fau'ia unVU continued Tor moro lllu thirty
aayH. and HuI. continue und iy reason thereof
tHy IfrHgut legal holder OF fal4 motto h1H
exercised Do. option lui declared Hai1 motto
due aud payable, un Ihha requested thC uuuofs
Hlsuui uusfuo il mako fI'y ul aaIl IlymItya
for tlo purposes huru'H fDi iufiu.
Sow, therefore. noilsc ia hereby given That
tlr uuIUHH|Enyi. WIl'hu no. uAg. trustee lH
Aforesaid. 90 tlU request of Tho present lsaa.
holder NJ HaId IuiC UuI under Hul Do. Virtue uf
Che power aud authority boo me vested, Nl'I ON
lrua., mo 900 daY Uf Uuruury, d. %. 1915, HI
tNU hour of Do u'rIUUa @. n. uf Hnil uugt HDII
H1lI above described rCnl estate uUI Hi' tHt
right uuu aud equity ul redemption uf lUu
said samuel r. Carlson. hIa IuIrH and nsHIEuH
tbUrrin. Cor Hu highest and best price sawU
viii bring BOZ each, 20 lNO .uutH front door of
Cue County C0UH House ,rtF Hri County
lIuIfuEI, boo tHu city UuI County ui hIlt i.I.a,
TERRITORY uf JuL, f0r tho purpose af UlyiHg
fHIl mole, lI Interest due thereon and 40 fHU
CHHtI uuG UHpUU.pI uf executing Coca IruaU
Dated 90 7Hlt lhtu tIiy, jHu, tuiHH dag Of
WILLIAM H. DALE,
Trustee.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

North Point Consolidated Irrigation Company
IUartI0u OF once ami Principal Place u NuHis
upa.-UulUu iulCI. MgHt second South
srgUt, sails Lake tiy, ttAu.
NfoTlUE 10 HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ utAmppuur uf the Board OF DIRECTORS,
Mold ON thu lHIu dag of November, l-tls uahUHs.
mont $40. 10. OF OTIS and % half per cont, ur Nl
cont. prr share, WINS levied on the capital
stock Of tho corporations payable ON saturday,
December lee, lsHi, 60 che SECRETARY, ~ iu0
UnIcr Of tho company, Room o., Cullen Hotel,
West second south street, salt Lake tlty, Itlh
Territory Any stock upon whith TITS assess.
mrut may remain unpaid ON mo alHt day NJ
IoccmUgr. l-9t will ho delinquent and n1yOr
tIHnI for HllC az public auction, ana unless
fayinrnt De- made before, will De- sold uu thn
HUW day OF JHuuHrv 1893 30 nay inc delinquent
aHapfsucnt, together with cOst NJ advertising
ARTHUR PARSONS,
Secretary.
Room o., Cullen Hotel, or once Of Z, o.. A. T.,
salt Lake Guy Utah, November sst lsli
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Notes and Personals.

Alma Bwenson, aged 30, and Ethel
Culmer aged 20, both OF Pleasant
Grove, have taken out marriage
license.
T.. A. Wilson was appointed city
attorney OF Springvlilo ut n meeting
held by the council OF TINT place Mon
day evening.
Miss Phoebe Couzlns will lecture In
the OPEN house tonight "lhe Silver
Conspiracy" is the subject
A number Of ladies are arranging 10
give a charity ball In the Opera house
next Friday evening.
Yesterday afternoon the case Of n.
Il. Peterson, OF Vineyard, charged
with an astnult with intent to Nh,
committed on the person Of John h.
Anderson ON the 10Th OF this month,
came up before Justice DeMoisy on u
change Of venue from Justice Miag's
court.
j. 3. Lee, Of Clear Creek, was tried
beior Justice DeAioisy on Monday Tor
stealing coal from the cars Of the H..
q. w. Ry. at Clear Creek. lilo had n
Jury trlal and the Jury failed % agree.
Yesterday morning the defendant
pleaded guilty and was fined 81 anu
$500 coats.
Elder Edward Stevenson, OF the
Presidency OF seventies, came down
Monday on his way south. aud when
lac heard OF the death OF Elder Turner
he remained 10 attend the funeral
services.
Elders George Reynolds, Joseph T..
Taylor aud l., John Nuttall came
down yesterday ~ attend Elder
Turner's funeral.
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10y ORDER or THE CouSTY COURT or
- Nlt Ilkn County, lgrrtUry ul Utah
sraigi bids VIII bs received uy ihc County
I"H. Iu supplies t1 UU fur sHeI salt Lake
: County during Is1i The following vil form %
h.sI 10. uil. ior records, &C., 30 be furnish.
Dor County Recorder
Do h|Huk record Usntf.
painted record i1HAt.
. genera. indexes,
luHnr index.
Do du.umcntfCecIrt books.
Record. ore To- IU bound Iu fuIl Russia cir.
ruIt "HuI bands" with Il.aH canvas r0yrra
/ Auu Iius.It corners. Gao opening back. Paper
| ~ Pc brown iI.UuuII medium lcltor paper,
'ia" rueui 60 Do given uE records ruled
ana printed anu 0n ruled only. Also, for tho
l.ctIrIur 0uICc, envelopes SOS. aud Co.,, AN #,
rar. with return cart printed thereon, per
thousand
r0r county Collector
W nrat tax nolros. more or los.
900 ruled rusu blanks
iUI -hUuua OM.ua
rfIi ana cuuIn 3D. iUykCt
l|N.' motto rsfU.NHuH.
900. Legal CuyU UuC1.
Probate blanks. rHatoi ON ig.pount SUPER
Ono nligap rHH.r 9r % equal ErIdci 40 oi
each Go Doc IuHm.u nl uu uriurs
lNou.a ani iaHgfa pencils, per gross.
Atois writing du.i. pea DOR quarts.
luFu' Irca, poe lulusanI, same ~ recorder.
ahel rubber u1u'a, pcr EroH..
Legal cap. per roam.
marriage h,cusc, printed record, 51J pasol
dudes.
BLANK record Nouka.
80 .InuUus t1 UH furnished a. called f0r a
bond iUr faithful performance ~ contract lu
.utu SUM Ha tuc County Court may determine
NII uC required ui tnn HurcUsafui bidder The
c'uuy rgsuryCa the uFut 90 reject any auI ali
UIus.
ror do,aus and fuli particular. each bidder
VIII De- expected o. consult with tnu county
UIIHUU fII whom work end m. erIll BE- 10 Do
furnished and thu tuuuF Court WIll NOT UU
responsible Cor any lag. ui uulUfHfluHIuE on
tnu Nlft of tha n.drr
NuInlgn1ist 0r ambiguous uIls WI Do con.
HlgrgI. o. D. STANTON.
County Clerk
Uy a. C. REESE. utuuty.
Dated salt Lake DItU, Utah. January 70, ls9i.
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NuIcE.

TurUE WILL ~ a MEETING or THE
4 stockholders of the HlIt tit0 Amuau.
mrnt Association, Boa thu Office Uf thc manager
Grand Op0m iluuHu building. un MUduU#Ify,
February 2.ih FYH. nl O'Clock D. W.. Cor thu
purpose uf voting Cor o. ro.lHsurUf stock. and
uuY other Hu.IurHs that may come before Che
uttuug Called hF order OF
y. e. MUhAitN, urUU1Tut
tIuAsk MAllIsI, Wee. President.
10 4, lNrrU, director.
10 a. loufg, Director
JAS. uugEUs, Director
j.. 10. huuIus, Secretary.
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Elder Inrner,s Ennernl.

A large number Of friends Of Elder
Turner, from different parts Of the
county aud Territory, attended bio
funeral, which was held la tire tahuf'
uaclo yesterday at 2 O'Clock. McmOefs
VI the quorums OF 'Saveuiirs, aud the
present county oillCuls, together with
many UX..ilicials, escorted tho ftmainb
from the residence 10 the tnUUrnaclui
whore large congregation attended
the services. The cOrtegu which fol-
lowed the remains 10 the cemetery was
unusually large.
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Gamblers Arrested.

There has been considerable gam.
bling going on IN this city Of late; two
places have boon conducting gamtb
aud apparently doing a big business.
On Monday eleven gamblers anu
recorders were arrested. The parties
deposited cash bail iorthoir appearance
before City Justice WedgwUod today.
Some Of the complaints were sworn to
by City Prosecuting Attorney White.
cotton, who went Into one u the rooms
Friday night and participated la a
game Of faro for n snort time, TO ;ho
evident delight Of the crowd present.
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Instead Of hpuHHr ih1 lanyard ma
1.o 60 the fold a5 made, many farmers
.'1it up $40 tla yard, and af.sr tho
aoat 0r rye is a.Wu Cop dress tuo field
500 .lo thoroughly d.eHmposel mate.
.l. which 90 usually spread directly
un thuwlFou. u.iliug luH labor and
m.rCuyOuai.Tiluiou than hy amy 9th.
plan. Tlra BE-, however % question
bout making tIiH application after
lwiug. Iaa.1 who have tried both
Jams 900 tha am1 held and upon tho
gmo crop as reported by American Az.
I..HI,Irs. rf0iUr t1 apply tho manure
previous Co thg ilst narrowing. or
It least before DRILLING, as th.s iuuro
nos only % moro oven distribution. but
timing ui a'l Jumps ana tho covering
with .ail 0f largo p.l cent OF the ma.
suw placing it nearer tho growing
plant WHORE tho soil will absorb tho
.sIiliiy instead OF allowing it 90 os.
luo, u4 much of 20 does when simply
altrrod over the surface Tho moro
thorough tho narrowing tho lcttor the
I.at Ul tho manure.
Tho French official crop estimates
place tha yields of barley aud oats at
moro than go pr cont higher than last
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Estate of nathan Hanson. deceased.
NOTloE rs HEREBY GIVEN uN THE
~ undersigned. Joseph Hanson and janice
Winter. executor. uuuur thU last MlII and
creditor. off Huu ul persons having claims
tEHIuHt tNU HHII deceased, 90 exhibit them
with Che necessary vouchers within ten months
offer Che irHt publication uf tulH notice, Go tho
emil UnuUUtHrH. Ht tNe on'Co of ~. Harrington.
$500 Constitution building, SAT- lahc tiiy, iu
ihr county Uf salt Lake, .....
JOSEPH HANSON,
JAMES WINTERS.
Executors uf lhe l4Ht Wtll and Testament OF
NHtHau Hanson. deceased.
Dated January p. lsHA
DANIEL lINUUTrUTON. attorney Cor executors.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
saII Lake AluIlli company.

once No. lbs Main 49,. SAT- Lake city, Utah.
NOTICE Is WmM GIVEN THAT
~ meeting OF Che board OF uIrrCtnra o.
tHu tHIt lakv Asphalt Company, hell IN ihu
lIlh day OF January, 1870. Hu afsrH smuut called
no. U. boo place of 80. @ rurluuyut ut .yuuts
Uor share. wac levied on the capital stock ut
The company payable Immediately 90 ". ~.
Williams. treasurer no. lllI Nam street.
-aIt abe city Utah. ANY ti"cs upon which
HRI bHrUaamuut Hhll remain unpaid ou the
l.in day NJ February IHl.. shall become uH.
lUUuout aud advertised Tor lalo. Hud unless
payment Do made before, viii hD sold ut public
auction uu MARCH tH, 1895, ut o. u'gIUrs a..
90 thu aforesaid ullcr, iu pay tUu delinquent
hHsgHaWrnt. together with gntt uf ullurusiuE
and expenses uf fulU hy order Of the board
MILANpU PRATT sec'y.
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lu tHC Probate tHurI, IH fHI fHr sHIt Lake
county, Territory OI Utah.
Ia tho matter of hd TfaIo Of NcIs
AuICrr In, UgUusHCd.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Cecilia Anderson, executor OF tlg Iast
ui.I nut Testament Of Haid deceased, lEH
rendered Cor settlement, aud n|ri iu SAID
court hur nuhl account ut her COMMUNICATION
% suIu estate ami Uvtip0n Cor Uual distribution
nf tN0 residue or sold rHtAfU among Goo per.
sons ruuugd thereto, and that luuHiaY. fHr
!tn dag ut January, 4. %, lrHl, 90 luu'DlODk
d m nt tho court room OF HHIl court. Dol fhu
County Court House, salt Lake city aud
County llHh Territory, has been uuIy ups
pointed hy tho iudsr 10 taId court. fUr the
settlement OF HaIu account aud hearing H4II
prUuun Tor distribution 30 which limo and
place any uCrfuu interested lu Hl 81 estate may
appear and show CluHD, Do any there boz, why
slid account Hhuulu uut lU HUtIIyl and au.
proved aul nual dNtrHutau maIU as prayed
Tor
Dated. January oh, a H.. 1905.
g.. D. STANTON,
Clers of Probate Court.
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lu tue lruNuIu ANNfN. IN NNA INN NAIk LAKE
County, ICuliorY OF Utah.
Ia The matter Of thr CHiata Of George
uuuf0rd. deceased
NOTICE Is IIEWEUY GIVEN THAT
~ EI4h SNOW pIni1rd, EreCutrr Of tho
mi Will uud tustamcut of Duurso uuuiurl,
deceased. ntH rendered Tor HcfiItmyut ana
n.ru ln Htli court null account uf her 4dmlu.
isitatuu ~ HaIl estate aud petition Cor dist
charge Ut oArgutrIN, aud that "wednesday, Che
.Ifd day % January. 4. u. l-I1. It lU O'Clock
%, m., no The tUut Room % t1Ii Court, in
tUg County Court House, salt LAhC tl'y and
County, tlau rtutoU,naH been duly appoint
ed hy tL1 judge ot tald Court, Tor Che settle
mcut of anil account ami UuarnE Had petition
fUr discharge OF rHCrutrIN. ut which time and
place any person Interested 300 Hall estate may
appear aud show cause 10 any U1rr De, why
tlid account Hu0uII not h1 HrtsUi and au.
proved anu dHChh go OF uN.ruuriN made As
Dated December Is. a. u. l.li...
~. s. MELODY,
tlgTh 90 thU Probate Court
hy j, D., JACK, Deputy.
FRANK o. STEVENS, Attorney.
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80. Do accordance with low and Che order OF
lut NI.rl of NIfertuTa, made on fUU lHtU day %
NulUWHtr, lrll, HH many shares lf each par.
tyI ul Htlr. HH may Doc necessary. will nn nuII
no IuNNr auction at tHC company Office. ROOM
H. Gu On Hotel. MHst Second south street.
.llt l.H.u Ili"t Utah, uu "wednesday. hU Htu
day ut January l.I. ut q u'rIuU. Do. m. Go nay
Ono delinquent l..ClHWgut thereon, t0lvIyr
WITH iHu gU.i Of lHtUrusIus and expenses Of
tlrHH.t.
rhLl LAhu CRY. Utah. January 18th. Islb
ARTHUR rAgruNH,
Secretary
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a good chance for examiners, pros.
pouiors and interested pcuUus 10 visit
the great gold strikes is afforded ny
tho *. q. W. on Thuudny. EKcu'-
sion 500 for tho round trip. Train
leaves at $500 a.m. and returns ct l;sO
pm. aud 5:il I'm.
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LEGAL NOTICE..

IN tho Probate Court. 900 aud for sale Lake
County, Territory 1f Jtau.
In tho matter OF The estate OF William How.
UIi deceased
~ OFFICE n Hereby GIVEN THAT
~ huC Nudlrt, DNgrgtuT ui thu estate of
William Howard, deceased, UHa rendered fur
fuit,WuuJ sud rIuu boo HHH court Ua FINAL
account uf l'H administration uf can't estate
aud prulli Iur luu HHtuHuNHu OI IUr roo.
Que of HAid r.'lir among ilu uruuuH entitled
thereto, and tuIt wednesday, tuH ard CO.. Of
January, a, d. iFIl, 40 IIu',IuUE o. u.. 10 thr
court room ui aHId court, iu tlu County tuuTl
House. rat Lake Guy aud County, uLu Tpr
utuTy, has boon duly appointed IT enc Judse
nf sHli court f0r thu settlement uf SAID ur-
count and hearing HlIl position iur dift.Ilu.
Non, 40 Whrh uWp ana place any person iu.
Nruriri iu HnIl u.'HtH may appear and show
cause, it nny lurra Dc, why said account should
not DO fgii od Hul approved auu ilnal diltrlbu.
ton made uH prayed fIr.
Dated December .slu, a. ~ ltli
N. y NILOl,
t'1rk of the Probate Court
by j, H. JACK. Deputy tlcfk.