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MIR. ReilIy's, Latest Plan.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.-Several members
of the House Pacific railroad committee
gave a hearing to-day to the representa-
tives of the Union and Central Pacific roads
concerning the proposition that the govern
ment accept the principal of its debts in
full payment of it's claims upon the roads.
Messrs. A. A. H. Boissevain and Victor
Morawetz. Charles III. Tweed and Sir Rivers
Wilson appeared for the companies The
conference was entirely informal.
Chairman Reilly proposed to the represen-
tatives of the companies a new plan for
the settlement of their debts, which is prac-
tically a variation of the Reilly bill. He
proposed that instead of raising the first
mortgage debt and extending the govern
ment debts the companies should pay the
principal to the government into the treas
ury, that the interest on the government debt
should be extended and the first mortgage
debt be extended under the terms of the
Reilly bill, to be paid in installments through
a period of fifty years with interest at 3
ppr cent.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. Ex-senator Hawley,
who has been interesting himself especially
in the fate of Major Seward, one of the
men condemned to death for participation
in the recent Hawiian revolution, expressed
the opinion, based on the assurances
received from Minister Thurston that
there vii be very few execu-
tons. Besides making personal calls
on MIR. ThurSton and Secretary Gresham.
Mr.. Hawley has prepared a letter to Mr.
Gresham which has been signed by several
other Senators, who personally ac-
quanted with Mr.. Seward. stating the fact
OF such acquaintance, vouching for his good
character and advancing the opinion that
If Major Seward was guilty of participa-
ton in the revolution he became so under
the influence of others. Major Seward was
an officer on General Hawleys staff dur
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Naval Appropriation Bill.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.-The House
spent to-day in the further consideration
of the naval appropriation bill. The points
of order made by Mr.. Savers against the
items for the increase of the enlisted force
of the navy were overruled and his amend
ments looking to their elimination were de-
feated. The committee on naval affairs was
victorious on every test of strength taken
to-day. The paragraphs providing for the
increase of the navy. the battleships and
torpedo boats will be reached tomorrow
and the committee is sangune that the
increase recommended will be authorized de-
spite the determined opposition of Chairman
Savers, of the appropriations committee,
who announced to-day that he would fight
the authorization of the new ships until
the close Of the. session The conference
report on the bill to extend the time for
making returns under the income tax law
were agreed to and several bills of minor
the session, one Of them being to retire
Col. Don Carlos Buell. u S. A.. brig
adler general
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OlkaPLES, backheads, red, rough, chapped, and
Tii5l oily skin cured by CUTIcuRA SOAR.
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The Cable Item stiIl "a snng.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.-The conference
committee of the two houses of Congress
to-day reported an agreement all the
Senate amendments to the diplomatic and
consular appropriation bills, except that
appropriating s500,0O0 for Geographic cable
between the California coast and Hawii
The report shows that the House con-
ferees accepted all the other Senate amend
ments except one providing for reimbursing
United States consuls for expenditures in
Cured in making inquiries in regard to
cotton production and that the Senate con-
ferees receded from this amendment This
leaves the bill ready for the President as
the cable item can be arranged, but
the prospect is not good for reaching a
speedy understanding on this point. While
the report contains no detailed statement
as to the differences which were developed
the negotiation has gone neither side has
shown any disposition whatever to yield.
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tain GIntidr, Who. apparently for no
other purpose than to advertise himolS
published Isnllogal discovery Of anew
aud uuo source Of tho Mississippi by
reducing The sizo Of Lake ltasea, ignor.
ing Nic8llots Graded Achilles, maEli.
flying % small side Iako which Do called
Lake Glnzior, and hy stretching out one
of the feeders Of tho latter no produced
o distorted m1p which actually imposed
on tho Royal Geographical society uf
Great Britain. Many OF tho errors thus
originated have crop. into tho standard
maps of tho United 5t1toa
1T may bo said that thoro IS nothing
further 90 ~ learned about the true
source OF tho Father Of Waters. Asa
matter Of essential fact, the truo Upper
Mississippi is tho rivor called the Mis-.
souri, Tie stream that flows from Lake
Iasclis merely tributary oughtno
t0 forgot 20 mention that walked along
Che Bod Of the stream termed b. Captain
Glaz.er tho infant Mississippi Tor o con.
siderable distance dry shod. The littlo
brook wns dried up Into measurements
have reduced tho l1ugih Of the Miasis.
tppi isom o. is4 miles TO 2.5JJ miles."
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FLoWGR TRADs AenaevIATIoNs.
Ghort and FSprcssiyo Names For Popular
Flowers a. Used By Florists.

| Ghort and Fsprcssigo Names For Popular
Flowers a. Used By Florists.
That florists and c3rils' clerks have
% language Of ihcir own when BE- comes
20 tho making up Of orders Is ana inter
ostiug fact NOS appreciated by tho young
man who wishes 20 send hunch Of vie
oiots or roses 60 his best girl. or tho IN.
thot Of o family iu swclldom who no.
cuiyes o largo monthly bin foF the dec.
Grafton Of bic parlorf Repeatedly and
dcicrCniially docs tho florist stand by o
customer aud mumur tho longest floral
names without Authorizations
But when ho aud his assistants aro
nlouo horticultural titles arc clipped
short The most cherished and ozpon.
uvo hloeomr, no matter how great thoir
dowy fragrance may BE-, uru treated
with fcant respact
70 Is "Iicy, Jimmy. dozen ~ those
NUNS, % avoico will cry. "And don't
forget that lot of 'tuhicF for Mrs
smith.Smith. j." Indeed tho ardent lover
Of blossoms would bo disonchautol II
fho listened 20 tho talk Of the trade for
a brief half hour
Thoro arc no rules n Authorization,
aud some Of the longest floral namos aro
mover clipped, but spoken omctly as
they nrc wutton. Even tho most lguo.
rant florists clorl, speaks precisely Of
hyacinths, g,raniuma. miguonottc, Ii.
Lace, yiolcu, peoples, mnmolus. or.
chidr, ivy, iamiuo, phl1x and carua.
tionpiuiE His Authorizations nrc logical
90 a rulo, and oitoncr than otherwise
no makes uso OF tho first or last sound
OF q name.
Hero is briof sample Of tho Florists
Ready Guide;
Chrysinthcmums. "mumsi' mbarosos
"ubigs;" lilies OF tho valley. "yal.
loys;" Jncquominot roses. "jaclu;"
bride roses. brides" prlmroFcs.
"pgims;" Maria Louise violo,s "Loui.
sas' goldeurod. "rods;" stophnnot.l.
"aiars;' oapo jasmine "capw:" jau1n.
icns, ''japs" amayllis. "uls;" China
nstors, "chinas;' morning glorios, 'glo.
rios;" lemon vorbena, "lomons;" mar.
oiaul, "Cissua;" rhododou6runs. "dcu.
dronB;" immortcllos, "oycrlas,inga H.
Now YnrF world.
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IRnsIEf,s sALF NnrInF.

yrvuLRlAs. SAMUEL T. CAULsoy. An
w unntrucd man. % ihe County Of salt
Lato, errii0ry Of Utah, ga. by his certain
and recorded she On daY % september. a. u.
l-il. boo iuok .d = paGc SO. itt OF tho rec.
ords in tho once Of ne tccorfer OF deeds ~
lho saId talt l.stc C0uniy. convey o. wUIam
~. Dale A. trustee tnc fsuowihr dcseriBsd
real estate, sitstts On sal Las touuty, Ter
nt0ry VI Jtth, t0.uitL fsr. VI log rive CD,
Ciiy tuW65. dssof0sd q, follows. to.wit
HrEiuuIug a. tho tOuti Nttl corner OF said
lnt uu4 running thcuce north ttrte % rods.
thence east aiA % rOqs thence south ttruc tu
10 e. thgneo vest sN 10 rods % beginning
which ssid conveyance VS. taAdo tu irust 10
secure 10 The order " tho LOMBARD luNost
mont Company the paymcut VI the said -ain-
uul q. Carlsuu'a one promitsory notc for tue
principal sum N fourteen lunircd collars
titus }, due sad payab.s on tue lsi DAY Of
from sue dats thereof astls rate " six per
cent. per aunlm. payabia tsipi.auuuaily, on
Che drst dsyt Of ssPtonbtr and Asroh OF oagu
year a. tsideagsd " interest coupon. sotss
Whsfsss sad deed o. trust ptsvldss that In
case " default ~ tAs ytymsE " sMi nste or
any pat tltrtgf % iu ease default uc uAae 10
thv payment " tutarss! thereon. acc0fliuE 10
the isugr anu eEtct thsrsUf, anu such Gsfault
continue tor y days. tutu 81 the opuon u tno
inAl Al oUce urcons duo so psysbis anf ne
trustee shall upun zoe app IirAii0s % tbs .-sAl
holder " san role, tcl and dlaFeto o. VIC
above desrubrd properly IN the manner In
Haid deed 10 rust ttstubad. reference 10
whiou ls hereby made Ter GraatCr curtslutyl
Or tha purpose 0f paiinf SAID note and "a.
ierttt tlere0n, together Win The costs aud
eErentci u c1ecuunI this rust Anu
Whtrtas, uaiault las been MADE 10 the
pas mrut Of tue iusta'lmeut or interest whlcl
len due on taii note on Ast tlmher lsL ugJ.
aud all iattallmeuis tastssituf, Aad fuch DC.
fauitu uaNl c0suulgI fgr more than thirty
days snd ttIl continue sud - feason thereof
tue pfessnl isgal holder Of fHil note has
exercised hN option and declared said motto
due aui payable aultaa requested the uugrf.
tisua uuttss 10 male sale Of said premises
Tor tho purposes ttrsia tst forth
Sow, therefore, uutlls 10 ttrcty given that
The uu1sfsiGusd, NiliIaHs n. Dale, uuftce 40
Aforesaid, utks Tsguttt Of the ~ sent legal
hol-or " a.id nete and undet and By virtue VI
thr power ttd authortf IN me vested. viii on
FRIDAY, We IN dsy % foDTuary, q. %. leu, Al
the hour o. " O'Clock a. ~ OF SAID day, cell
SAID above detruuod real estate and ali tho
uFut, tue aud equity % redemption Of tho
sad samuel 4 Carlson, hii heirs and assigns
therein, for the hIghcat aud best prigo same
will bring in cash, - the asutl front door Of
the tuurty Courg uouSo .C.iy and County
huHdinEl, tn thU tiiy suu county Of sHlt Lake,
Territory u Utah. tIr tho purpose of paying
taid mole, hl interest due thereon Andali the
costs AMI expenses of executing tue trust
Dated at talt l.HaQ cay. Cab. thia Al Oh day VI
WILLIAM II DALE,
IrUHffa
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NTHEEEAs, y T. rARPEY AND JouAS.
w ua 4 larpeYs Dts VIE BY their GER
u.rN A, %. l'Ji. end duy tceoriei iu me
once Of tho county recorder " salt Lake
county, Territory ~ lah on ttc ..th day Of
January. lsyl, iu uooa " Y" " Noryascs, We
z Young ~ 1aIt lasa City. Utah Territory,
certain real estate in sad deed OF trutt men.
Toned aud more piriieu .zny hereinafter drs.
crlud, 90 trus', 20 secure ths payment VI q
certain urufuias0ry note ufgNVn datg with Haid
dovd ufWutL Tor tho sum % four thousand
aud n,s hundred dollars .H,aut0I executed
Aullgt rayub's 90 hls order one year with
privilege Of tHp years ritUr late, win iutotest
thereon from date, a. the rate o.
l4pgr cent per aunuiu, pAyAllt VuAf'srly
tlut should default ~ made ia the payment Of
sad note oruuy par. thsrso., W VI the N.
tefsal ihAt may sccras thsfson, on aul part
thereof astuu same become dua sud payable
according 60 tast tenor aud oasgl tlsreuf. thon
and iu that case taii preuitts should w sold 10
the mAuuVr provided Tor no tsld deed OF trust
whereas default has bsen inside 90 She ca.
tQut OF one hundred dglAn 5000, ll thc
Jay meut " iutarct1, which uecams due on
san note on Juy !lIh, lsJi, hul default haa
been made no each payment gfinttrest ~ 70 be-
cams due lusrtsrlY thereafter sud tbs came
- wholly uapAid. including tuo uriacipHl,
SOW, therefore, ~ The riquest " hb. Aillet,
taif deco ot trust secured Ana under aud "
virtue Of ths tvrus and authority IN said deed
OF tfuat contained
hereby ave notice shat will. on Thursday,
the lisl day ot tebtusrY, A. u. 1875, ~ tue
hour o. u O'Clock nuOu Of said Jay, a. the
front door o. lhe SAT- Lssu J0uny Court
House, iE sglt Lake Guy yah ferri,nry, seu
N public ycnduu The fo,Iow0g eoscribcdtsal
estate In aalt deed ~ trust mentioned, toswiti
Commencing two % rods north Of thu south
west corner u lot three Co., tu block thirteen
40. p'ai 90" of SAT- Lsta city survey, aud
running thenco north nye AMI ous half tisI
rods, thence ear s.sh' ~ roi'' thsnct
south i've and orc htf 90 tuts
thence west eight lsl rods W the place u
commencement and situate IN sat ttke thy
and county UlAh Territory. fJr the purpose "
paying sail rrgmltsory note aud tue Interest
acCrlinE thereon FROM April 2lth. 1874, 10 the
tine VI sac and Ill c0.a aud expenses OF
executing this rust, including reasonable
C'mmlssurs 10 the Trustees aud The Attorneys
Geo Huuo nol "a san deed VI uust, Tor the
highgstHud best price tnu same viii bring In
cash. ~. =. YOUNG,
Dated At san Lake city. Utah Territory.
JuUuury u 1885,.
W, !. HAWAI-,
Attorney.
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PIONEER MONUMENT.
HalIsburg, ST. JohHs and AlDass',
Colorado.
SAN LUIS STAKE CONTRIBUTES.
Tho Settlement Of Davis County by
PeregrinB Sessions Ia
1917.

CARD PROM THE RHur rRrsfDEScY.
sait Lake City, Jan. 20, 1885.
Notice 10 hereby given that conirl'
buttons TO the monument 10 be erected
In Halt Lake CITY In memory Of
Brigham Young aud tbs pioneers viii
hereafter, and until further notice, be
acknowledged through tho columns Of
the DEsEtEr NEWS. Il Is expected
that agencies for the collection offundf
or this worthy purpose will DO eslao
nthed In each wsri In all the Stakes,
anu that said iund -with the list n
nantes Of the contributors, viii be TOT.
wnrdsd ~ frequently us convenient TO
hcuor n. Wells, secretary u the Brig
ham Young Memorial AssOciatiou,5 Salt
Lake City, VINO will see that sAmu are
properly acknowledged In tho manner
slated. We earnestly hope that the
people Will respond generously nud
promptly 10 this call 40 that " possible
The monument may be- completed,
dedicated ami unveiled 10 tho public
by the Oh DAY Of noxi October
WuFUUD WOODRUFF,
GEORGE e. CASNUN,
JUsrpiG a.. tMi1lL
Flrst Presidency u she Church Of
Jtsus Christ Of Lhttor.usy Saints.
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NOTICE.

fINHERE WILL BE NESTING or THE
Il stockholders OF the salt Lake Amuse
mcnt Association, in the ONCE Of the manager,
Grand Opera House building, on "Wednesday,
lohiuary 20ih, ltyi, o. O'Clock y. M for tho
purpose OF voting for r. issue OF stock, aud
any other business thst mAy come before tho
mustuF. Called By order OF
}, T. MUNALLr, President
FRANK MALTESE, Wee President.
N. 4. fHrIH, Director,
j n. lOuNG, Director
JAS, NOGEHa, Director.
u, -, hOCERs, Secretary.
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NOTICE.

V'OTuE STOCKHOLDERS or THE BUL.
i lion Beck a Champion Mining Company,
q cotporaiion, You are hereby notified that
the regular annual meeting OF the stock.
holders Of fhiu corporation VIII be- held NJ tho
once ~ tho comnHnY, room No, 2l2 Whiting.
llB, Territory u Utah, ON Monday, tho IN
DAY ~ Mprrh, prOximoj al tho hour Of 3 D.. M. ,
Tor the purpotu Of eloctiug officers Tor the
ensuing year, and Tor the transaction Of such
uthcr business ~ may properly come before
TIE meeting by order uf the board Of dToc.
tors.
sAlt Lake City, FEBRUARY :, 1895.
W. J. bEATlE, secy,
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In the Probate Court in and ior Salt lake
County, luuliorY OF Utah.
In tho matter Of the estate Of John
BAILEY, deceased
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ EuIAleth bailey, EKecuirT. aud John
N, Bailey, Executor Of the estate Of John
Bailey, deceased. hos rendered Tor settlement.
ana tlodtn said court tntir 1unlacuouut Of their
naturalization OF taid cslAte aud petition Tor
nuHl dlslrlIuuon OF the residue VI ssii csIatc
among tue persons entitled thereto. anu that
TuesdAy. the iyth day Of febfuary, a. y. 1870
nt 10 O'Clock a. m, a. the Court Room 0f
said Court. IN the County Court House.
halt Lake Ct'y aud County. UtHh Territory.
hiss been duly appointed " tic Judge u
sad Court, Tor tho settlement OF said
Hccouat and hearing ttld petition Tor distfl-
baton, Al when ums aud place any person
Interested ~ said estate may appear and show
cause, " any tEere b. why said account
should not be settled and approved and
hnal distribution made A. prtysd Tor,
Dated January Atn, A. u. lss3.
q Z. STANTON,
clerk of the Probate Court
ny a. T.. RAISE, Deputy.
l. 81. WhddOll Attorney.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

LuCty Hll Mining COMPANY location Of
prutpgI uINca ~ business, PARK tity, utuh.
-lnaAuuu ~ Miua, snsk1 Greek Mining
District NaHat1h county, UtaA.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ nrounr N ma beard VI trustees. hold
Nt fark ttY, un She ssh day % January,
share we levied on tuo capital stock OF the
corporation payable 10 Cue treasurer q, a.
hiDDs, r0umsb and u % south Main street,
OF March ltH,
Any STOCK upon which the assessment 70.
mains unpaid on the pih day or March. 1896,
will be- dvuEuug1t and advertised Tor sale nj
public suction, and 10 payment % not made be.
lore, Will no sold on the eQih day OF MtrHh
lsHh, 90 me hour OF 2 o'clock %, m. at tha udic6
OF mo treasurer, 20 nay assessments aud coats
otadSertalng and expense Of sale.
". !. BURTON,
o., .... esgTeIaTN
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treasurer OF the Couuue MIL, Cana
aud Stock Co., OF Corluuo, Utah, Ia
speaking OF Chamberlain Cough
Remedy sayt. "I consider IL the beet
IN the market. have used many
kinds but ind Chamberlain mott
prompt and cleciuHl ia giving Telief.
and nDyy heeu mo other In nv hnn,, -
When troubled with a cough or cold
give this remedy n trial ami we aniurs
you that you will be more than pleased
with the reBult.
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NUWlnr L. % avlielgus ~ good cup
Of tea. II you drink the Pride Of
Japsn, Tree Teal you will be oou-
vinoch that II ~ the best. Take no
substitute.
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Tho People Of che Territory OF Utah send
greeting

Tho People Of che Territory OF Utah send
greeting
To T.. 4. Hiatt. Thomas %. Sherman and Airs.
Llmra HuuArmau, Uis vito, " alter %. love
aud tmwh b., Love, Qua wiic, gilbert l.
Chamberlain, anu Annie u Chamberlain,
Guntu, his wife, Louis B. Parsons hnd
MrH Luus rarsons. tho National Bans
q tue hgpuliic. corporation, H. q. Col
Ne ami Nrs. o. q Coins, hia wife, and tho
Metropolitan tnyUstuunt Company, cor.
puruuUn, Parker q Uopuu, q Corporation,
Sarah Is, OLSON, daigndHhu'
Voc AHE HEREHY REQUIRED TO Ar.
- year 10 an action hrouVut ngaluat you ~
W w. Aopyp humad PLAN - In The District Court
OF ne lhud Judicial bauiol cf tho Territory
% lthh, aud 10 answer To complaint Ned
tupftih within zen hYafoXoluslyu Of The day q
-.Nleel Ntrf No service on you OF thls
sullmunt-u served within this county; Or, N
serves cut Of thli comfy, but IN tuis dlstrict
wlihiu twcHgy days. Otherwise within forty
dHytHQr judgment ny defHuIt viii be taEou
agaiutt on, according " the prayer OF SAID
Ihs sction 10 brought to have iudgmen,
against defendant hiHIt To sun " it'cV, With
Interest a. tea yer cen, per Annum. IRON sep
noys fees and costs Of salt; ALLEGED 10 he dte
on Two certain ptuwita0ry notes, executed ~
defendant lilhN 70 piHinur, JoLusI0n, ~
hNrn hafEhrsg aud hotAlins t'lbs0n,
March u, 1891, sarn Tor fltO with intefoat
from dgta, NJ ten per cent per Annum-ssms
being duy aud wholly unpaid save 40 aud
interest 90 sCpiunber 10, 1871, aAid John,
Ellca v. and NaTEHret gibson. having since
become " age. aud uuIY assigned thVlr inter.
thlt iu SAD notes 90 plaintiffs, who are now the
owners hereof aai1 uutta being secured uy
muriEa.l OF even ulte ou premises hereinafter
dee uuoii executed W said Hat, 90 taId
johnston - GUARDIAN 10 hAyu che utuh dc.
cree nf lIa UlaTs Tor She foreclosure VI sHlt
moriE'Ef and ssIc " thld prtmisos AdiuIF.nH
shat irorecit of such sale b. nppliedin pay.
meat OF amounts due a. Shove that defend.
ants tui NJ. psrsuua claiming under them DO
barred and fOfruIuagd OF an claim Or equity 90
redemption 90 Uait Urrmiaesi that plaintiffs
haNy deficiency judgment agnnst defendant
iilAu and Tor other ruiiyfg said premises arc
described ~ iuIuWH, tosWiti All u lot "
block ., i've aero plat a. sig field survey,
situate lu salt lstu county, utah Territory
Ana you are noruIy nltlud that o. you fau
20 appear ANA answer tho said complaint as
above required, lhU saii plaintiff will Apply 10
ne Court Tor quo relief demanded therein.
Nltnurh the Hon. samuel a. Merritt, Judge
and tho suA ot the district court %
Mo lbifl Judicial DEirioL Va and
lsIAL, for Mo Territory OF Utah, this 9TH
day OF February, iu tho year OF our
Lord ono thousand ciglt hundred
hud ninety -flyo.
DAVID q, puNHAU, Clerk.
by GEoHgE u, LOOMS. Deputy Cllrs.
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THE HEiILtMENT W DAVIS COUNTY.
"Perogrluo Sessions, the original
plonoOro OF Davis couniy--HeHt 10 Sat-
Late c.unty The iint pArl OF ut,h
occupied anu set,isd-Nas, ~ We have
seen, a captain Of my IN David 5pon.
coFa hundred; the very vanguard Of
tho migrating trains that began arrlv.
Ing In Salt Lake valley 10 the latter
para Of September lsiL On the 2sth
Of that month, a few days alter reaob-
Ing tho valley, Mr.. Sessions moved
nDrthwnrd about ton miles emit oAmped
That night about halt n mile from the
spot where ho now rosidol, hud where
HprRng up Sesai0ut' sttt ement, since
called Bountiful. Ho1lJr G. Haight,
following Captain Ec,ai0us' example,
cnmpud ak or tevsn milos moth Of
him, on what wac afterwards known
ns Haiahp Greek, little southwest
NJ the pfoseUt site Of ksytville. This
wsH also Ia the latter part 81 1877.
ruerc may hEvs beet others who
moved iulO that section about the
same time, Such vas the beginning
~ the settlements OF Davis county ."-
WhtHCy'a Hpt0ry cJLtah.
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pasks buru Cure ior TOO liver aud
kidutys cures rheumatism. For sale
by Il. j. AN & Co., and Nelien JuI.
son Drug g.. .
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In the Probate tourt, in and for salt Lake
County, Territory OF Utah.
In the matter of the estate OF Mercy r.
IhOmpt0n, deceased
~ OrlCE 1s Hereby GIVEN THAT
~ Mary Jane Thompson, eAscutrlE Of tho
rftatt Of Mercy d.. Thompson, deceased, has
RET urred tor sutNe gnt and o ed in said court,
Der DIN nlsirauur ~ sad estate and paUtl0n
Tor hnal distribution VI tho residue OF aaid
rtiltc among ilo persons entitled thereto, and
lnht Iuufsuab toe 4ath day OF February, A.
ID l1h, ~ " O'Clock %. M, attic court room
OF aaid court in the tuuuty court House.
salt Lake CITY and County, Utah Territory,
has been duly appointed ~ the judge of said
court Tor the settlement Of sAld account aud
hearing SAID petition 'Or distribution, at which
ilmu ami place any person interested 30 6All
estate may Appear and show csuse, N any
there DO, why said account should NOT DO
settled and approved ANA lna distribution
made - prayed FOR.
Dated February 9th. A u. 1893.
o. D.. STANTON,
Clcrk Of tho Probate Court,
by A, q. HrusE, Deputy,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-16

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Maria Times, Cal, IN speaking OF Tho
various ailments OF children said:
"'Fheu my children have Group there
10 only one patent medicine thRt ever
use, and That is Chamberlain Cough
Remedy. It poslessts some medical
properties that relieve the little suffer
ore immediately. 10 is, In my opinion,
ket" II the remedy 10 freely given as
sorn M the ct0upy cough appears 10
viii prevent tho attack. IL IL also an
ideaI remedy for whoOping cough.
There IA no danger ia giving It 10
children, rs It contains nothing in.
jutioue.