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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-30

The tidy, cool and comfortable cot
ton negigee shirt as summer fashion
for men-old or young-has come TO
STAY. Never sold so many nor had
such pretty patterns.
$50 81. $3.50.
Breezy carts Of SILK with them-three FOR %
Jersey bathing suts-two piece, fast coors' plain or
fancy $3.50 So 10 or more.
Everything a man or boy needs TO
wear at home or on vacation. with
trunk or bag to put it in. You've
only to write if away from New-York.
ROGERS PEET & Co
Prince and Broadway.
Warren an broadway.
1924 ard Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-30

Santiago. Nassau \. y 4 Cuba...... / 90 800 NJ
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Prince and Broadway.
Warren and broadway.
32i ard broadway.
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TRANSATLANTIC 1RACFLLERS.
MANY PASSENGERS TO LEAVE THIS PORT TO DAY
ARRIVAL. or TIE sAALE AND FRIEsIAND

Among those who will sail to-day on the North
German LloNa sieamshlp IIavel are.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-04

ever else it may be, or soon alter the
SEED hassproutei, he II corn, onions OF
o.hrt vegetables. All over tue field
lants have dIs1pnuproi OF h we fallen.
luvrsfIs4 alton will chow that they have
been e. { no eaten Oh at ths surface OF
even % 1850 below &c. 10 the Cornileld
they Gu on the plants almost 90 fast 70
they come above gIOuui, ana white
potatoes occasionally sufiof assovotely.
Normally tue ms c's arc grass feeders
0r .eu1niB upon low, suorulcnt vUgeta.
tirn and iu grnsi or aiisifA lalda OF IN
ugialB % RANK vegetation generally
Tue mY'h lays her uss.
Oihcg things tqusi, sl'Hlin, or cod
land VIII be- most Isrly 10 be infested
ny cutwOfm., whils land cult vstcI
lsie l- u0.t utuIY 30 We nee. Win
20 hot T.u.dnl measures ar1 closer
culture nul an early isii plJWing, IL Is
important that the flowing IL done
carly. But when isud has been win.
.eiti with nu infested sJI covering u
aud iq uiYW q IA tur early spring the
farmer s 10. quito hripiuss. the
ltui D. o. upHls int CfDp., prepare a.
usual am u.piy all tho tssi and nj
tfI.eu iu tuU form ui ks.nit -ud nitrate
ut t1Ia o. "a TOP ig,sHnl. Delay seeding
uutil rain ot irrigation uAs dissolved
an catgi-d down tue irfuizsr-. Phos'
uutlps may 10 applied at auy
ima, a. these have no insr0-
Uc.Iu uf0prrua. This practice
Wll, a. q rule, protect the corn
Cur. In crops like sweet potatoes a
different mu,h3t Is necessary, inc
uu8luui h1|t remedy being the LHsL
fHfH o.
with poisoned food after the soil IL pre-
pared fr planting. Tho easiest plan 10
t1 fpfay n fsuk yatcu NJ alfalfa with
0un Of the atspnitts used ut tlo rate VI
pound Iu 100 gallons OF water, ami
as s1Ou ~ I. Hgs eomewhnt dtiri cul IL
close 10 the ground. Meat spread VA
liillc heaps ut interval. over the Held
10 be protected. This aliJTdS com pleto
protection when offe.uuy carried ou'.
rno alfalfa may De Cut hrst, made ~
into iIgpu balls ami dipped IN lOisOn'
cue liquid. lhe more Numerous tue
tfnps tna greater tnu cnaule oi dustfol-
Ing tho insects. They viii b. found
In tho morning al inch or 20 beneath
the surface under the bait anu alter
twoniy.iuut hours the majority viii De
deaf. 40 plants should tu set OUT
until tho poisoned bait has had an o.
u0Ituniiy 10 act lot Two Nights al teas
A modification OF this plan, which hss
been very successful with sweet potato
plants, consists Ia mixing ify wheat
bran with Paris green or London
purple sam cnt 10 color It inintly, In
weight s81ut Ouu Of paiH1u 10 hity ~
the bran. Tue mixture should be rs
complete as possible ani th.n water
addict 10 make a rOit much tlat eau be
ladiei QUO with spoon without dfil-
ping. Tue water may b. ewrr'uncd 90
add to tho nttricilysGoss ~ tlr mix.
tufo. a tuAsP90utul should be placed
On each hill OF plants 10 DO protected
when fiTst set out.
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Eases FLIED.

A transcript IN the case OF A. 81
Maokintlsh and %. &. Heron vs. Sl,g
Lake CITY, appealed from justice haI.
yey's court, was filed Ia tho Third dis.
trlct court yesterday Afternoon. The
appeal Is from n Judgment against ,hu
city for $3.50, Tor a horse h.llru by Yu
accident on u bridge maintained ~ tue
city.
r.. A, FRANKIE, tue detective, yester-
day Afternoons filuI au answer 100 llr
suit divorce brought by his WI @
larrie FTauE., he denies the allegE.
ions I tbs complaint that ho has
allied & provide his wiiu tho uCco..
aries OF u o and thnt she 4. iu INDECENT
circumstances, lie alleges that Ar
was poor when lac married the plain.
MI, that shH was fully aware OF MT
circumstances, aud that tbs general
depression hns reduced his Income, tu.
hat ho has done everything Ia ulf
pOwer 10 make her CInIUItauiU. he
therefore usGs that HtE petition De
denied.
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May bay at BasalL.
BAsALr. Idaho, June l, 1855

BAsALT. Idaho, June /, 1865.
Editor Desert Noes
May day was celebrated bore on
May 81, under the auspices Of tho
Primary association. la the morning
program, consisting Of songs, tocita.
tlons,i stc., was rendered, together with
the Cfowning Of the queen, Miss Re.
beech EIvNd, by the children. In
tho afternoon the children hGl q dance,
il,o the btaiding OF tho maypolo by the
Primary children and Agaiu by tho
JolUg men and ladies, was iu order.
Tue aay's proceedings wound up with
q dance at night for tue Aiulls, inter
apsffed with s9ngF, ETC., 90 which tho
browning NJ the May Queen, Miss
Nellie CGddle, aud tho march VI tue
same, accompanied ny her males OF
houor, singing their cong Of welcome,
otc., was n pleasing spectacle. All
seemed TO cuiJy themselves Inn
meusely.
Wa are having considerable rain,
which IL acceptable, provided frost
will keep away.
Emma Jane CTlddlo, vito OF Charles
CridJle, Ia tillicled with drOpsy.
The hastbau game on Saturday, DO.
tween the married ard single men,
resulted inR victory for the former nd
the young men are biili wondering how
they gOtlsll. BAsALrEG,
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GOOD FORTUNE AT LAST.
salt Lake Men Strike II Rich-Gold In
Well Paying Quanliiie'

Ebenezer Farnes and "Chnrley"
Caldwell are respectively president ani
seare,ary and treasurer Of the Bonauza
Gold Mining and Milling contrary
with property at WeatheroN B'k'r
c3unty, Oregon.
The company owns several sdi'in'
ing olaims, ,hs original location having
busn made sB placer. Ia washing, u
gold vein wa, uncovered In boi iocs'
A sheit was tunk on the vuia my feet
npd the vein was found 10 Increase lh
width and richness. But waller df0Vc
the men out aud nine months ago a
tunnel was started ~ Gus tue vein ~
n dspth OF about two hundred ZEE"
Tnat work was finished "a few l1ya
since. and tepGTt cam1 That tue
pfu.ppct looked good. There were
eight inches Of rich lolkins rock thai
viden,d In tue amt 81 auOlt Two icu..
Yesterday Nc. James a. RIf', Of
Joseph, SEWER county, who u Afltci-
hulJer Ia the BONANZA, came d9Wn
from the mine, bringing a sack OF oT''
McVicker maize Bu assay WhlrN
showed 70 2iJ ounces goli anu li.1l
ounces silver. The company WI
move lie mill down from tue shalt 10 /.
point below the tunnel where orc can
be- dumued 10 the Crushufe, nui lncu
the work OF extracting tho uf'eIu4l
metal will begin vita tUck ca ush 10
last for auvetal yoafs.
Messrs Ftries aud Caliwcll have
been waiting anu watching AMI h2piHg
tor THE good news for months, an
when IL materializc1, Charley say (.
Ebentzsr was Tor . tim" iu s'Hio 81
mind that q maze ~ diui1ult Tor Ilm
TO distinguish between pot rjas' anu
tendeflOin steak.
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DUlsuASr TO An ORDER or SALE
and drrroa of foreclosure to mo directed
W tho District Court Of tie THIRD Judicial
District ~ The Territory Oi ltnh shall ca.
the County Court House, IN tho city " salt
lake. county Of salt Lake and Territory Of
lilb. ON tue 2ith day % June, lsJb. 10 ls
u Uolgr Young and NilAte o. Young, oscar
IS. Young, Agnes McEwAn ~ the oNucutrN ut
tho lust will Of Henry McLwun, deceased,
sstatt Of Thomas J. shelton. deceased. sidney
vs.. nArLD, aH administratur OF tue estate OF
William FULLER, deceased, Richard ", Young,
trusirc, janice Ashman' Mii,iaIi q. haTgolu,
Hclscr. Margaret Wilson, Adam suiers, ElgA.
beth Davis, state Hank uf Utah, corpora.
ton, laul A. flkins, LOUISA smith, Ll,n
smI.b, and Utah commercial And eay'
ingH Hauk corporation, Of, IA and
90 tUD following described real ana
personal property tO'wlt hulug a. portion ot
inc cast HIlf ~ lot two t2), block three .jI,
plat "H," sllJ lake CiIy survey, commencing
at 70 point $40 hundred and seventy i've l.iH.
feet north " tho southeast corner OF sad
iot two 49,, thence running west Eve lll
thence east i've til rods thence south twenty
Give .HI lc B. 20 place OF beginning, fcturNluF
o. rIgbt0i way over ten tlul foot ANcyWay ON
tny ra pIfi and also a lwrlNe 90 1901
uIUyUlN COM tho wyst part of the above dg
s"THrN UruUurty, being tltuAtcd IN tho city
and county OF salt Lake anu Territory of
M.o motto In words and figures A. toIlows
saltIako city, Uish, May 10th, IN.
one year after date, without grace, We 90
either ut us promise 10 pay 10 the order
OF llc1tr Young, for value received,
uIlht hundred dollara, payable at salt
Lake Cty without dotAloauon or do.
count, interest one per cent por month from
date before and after Judgment, payable
unutuIy % the interest Doe uotpA.i Bs stlpu a..
ed. tur IpHa. holder OF tnI8 uulo may declare
inupruUIuN due and proceed ~ law 90 fuyUE'
tr both principal and interest
.sIr. MS g. CuWsriNNsrs.
t-IsI GuNTILN tumSItANsIh.
TO nr cold o. tho urup.rly ui lionor lOuua
aut N.I.te 70, Young usea| H Young, Agnes
MDIWau ls tue CNCCutrlN % tho lat viii yt
Henry NuEwhu, deceased sidney W
baraH o. administrator ~ tue estate %
Thomas a. shelton, derrufcd sidney W,
pHrkr Bs Administrator Of tho estate OF WiI.
liam Fuller, deceased, Ngh1rd w. Young,
trustee. Juwca A-hWAu, VILLA % e., NArEv.ta,
a. j, Walton, James H. lochranc, Henry
UUIHtr Margaret Nisun, Adam splcrb, tlif,l
beth o.. uaEls, state Hans ~ utlh, q corpora.
tIou3 PAU A. tllus, Louisa smith, tllun
smith and utlh Commercial and saylnus
BguE corporation, At the SUIT OF u. a,
Terms Of sale. cash. -
NAT N, BRIGHAM,
u, =, Marshal
by JoHN u. CUMMOCK,
Deputy Marshal.
Dated at salt Lake CITY, Juns iI6, lsg5
JuuS NJ Cannon,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were Issued by the
county clerk today rs follow; 10
Frederick w. Dalton, 2j, and Annit
Benson, 20. both Of Pialn CITY, websr
equity; to q. G.lAndpJaso IS, aud
Can .Jscboins Carlson, a., both Of
Noun ain Dell, Salt Lake cJuaty; 10
5. 4. Mason, %, OF Manu, aaupelu
county, and EtUsl Tucker, 20. OF Fan.
view, 5anpele county, Accompany.
ing the application OF the lat namrl
WAS communication from Ms.Madscu
NJ MAnii stgtiug that a. tho probate
Judge Of Sanpote county was 10 perform
the ceremony he wishei tho license
procured from some other county,
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sn.nnnah 5. Yonng,s wnl FlsI.

The Will NJ susnunAh :. Young whs
1loI In tnr Probate curt yesterday.
II npptah f'Jm tue potluon ior probate
that the legessrI let, property valued
At 81. $40, hal Of wnicl Is Ooluca,lod
% tho presiding B.shop Of the Church
" Jesus Curist Of Lnttcf-iay saints.
THIS O.hcg hall o. tho estate goes TO an
adopted daughter, Julia Young Bur.
tor, VINO Is Jircc.uI 10 pay hail OF the
Income 10 lianuoit snivoly Pgatt
during tho latiof's lifetime. rne pu.i-
ton Tor tho probate Of tne viii was fet
Iof Juuc lstn,
Estate auI guardianship Of Eliza.
beth Baieman ct al, minDr; Juno
gD,h Pc. isr hearing u inal account
ami petition fJr the discharge q guat'
dian.
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Field Day IN thr CanYon.

The Field Gay exercises OF tho Lat.
ter.day Saints College viii be- held IN
Guy Creek canyon, on ThursdaY,
June 9th, 1895. Friends ana nh Others
Interested are cOriiaiiy iuyiigd o. Join
Ia the excursion. C0nveyRucyb Tor
those desiriug them viii leave SoulAl
Hall ut the hours VI 7 ami $50 O'Clock
n. IN. respectively.
JAMES II, HART,
For Committee.
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Saints in Mexico.
CoLOSGA JuAWEz Mexico,
NInu o. Iani-

COLONtA JuAWgZ Mexico,
May 20, 1895.
Editor Dfscrei NowE
This las! month mas been a very
iu,oFcstiug cue to tie Saints Of this
mission. On May day tho Inhabitants
Of this colony had most ouioyab.u
time. Tho outing was gotten up under
tho auspices o. tho Juatez sabbath
school. Brother D-nnison H.. Harris,
superintendent, was thu ChairmOn Of
tus cTmmIl.cr % arrangements.
Atgunfisc the tuvn was SsT0naigd
Lv our excellent brass hand, under tho
nblc lebJorshiD ~ Brother j. J. Wat.
snf. A. S O'Clock il tue morning thurb
WAS "a gathering q tho SAirts, wac
cams fum Oh parts ut this colony In
carriage uui wagon 'illrd with men,
wanien and children dressed IN gala
attire. Tue air WAS hlled with
music aud the fragrance Of low
ore. a procession was formed
N yehlc.ts hgaItd 10y the brass baud.
Next came the queen " Ia, May aEi
brr maids ~ honor followed by tue
U,uz .us. 10 was long prlrossI1n.
~ ~ one seemed iDtgg ted aud
ap y. About three miles south "
tnr settlement by the Pirlras Ntr 10
rivur, r. a iiHuEtyye ut tees. Here 4
| rtaud had nuuu erected '.r tho occasion
| auG Tho congregation i0rMuI la 'front.'.
An tEHvIlruf, int.ItfIug program
! followed, Ui ultrrhca, music, Tpcita.
tluns and siugiag. The band ana
rhuIrdii gUHi service, pBr rglwuiug
/ 10 t.o uuusu by her maiIa Il h0nul
! BUt thor sigg'Eg was very enjoyable.
/ lIculr RUi games followed, 4HI Wyslr
| Uy INC N.Hd. lathe evening "a social
| PARTY Gs.W o. Tue suIHgugus U. tao
! Hny,
Ar0:H0r enjoyable occasion was tlp
| return niH.s ~ our mtssilusrius from
! England, Elder Miles A. Rlmucy,
! rnp U. E.rt Mites T.. Nlmnry,
! VINO had tucn away q iiltIo over iva
! years ui uAi luuh hIulgauly released
] rom yHfg interesting and sucgrs-ll
/ u.alo.. Nl1 return WAC % source of
! Joy Co -, nis frlrul-, hy whom he ~
| much TrsuUCt0d, "A most euilyAula
time was ncld NJ the reception siygn IN
honor VI his return.
ALTOONA Disc they have had q
| whUd conference that lastrd three uayz,
watch was muua enjoyed by si,
| Mcpuuga wuTo well attended, Uui an
excellent sprrt prevailed, aldr..
George ltaE auG Henry Eyuug, uI
tine presidency %. luu mission unu
Patriarch ". Il. Il. 8 pw0u, were il
HttgnGaycl. US HaHIASO,
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Senl TO lIe Poor Honse.

HhrHct AuJuB5n. an agei Tonsu,
was examined iu tHu Probate court
ys.ivfdlv asto bor sanity. rms physl-
inus a Urged hcr iu possession Of hrr
hcll.ius, iu. Igiu,tI nor inlfuiiics
or.mms Ir! thai sho Os trnI 90 The
p.8T nome. ,ni aS order to that erect
SuT outu5ui,
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PROBATE MATTERS.
che Sadler Land Case Continued for
Ono Meek-Orders Made.

In the matter Of the application CT
A. &. Sadlef, land claimant, Ia which
the city also claims q certain piece Of
land, was continued for one week.
Estate Of T.. T.. Hagglund, deeeA'oi L.
Hearing on petition for partial disiri-
tuition. Proof OF posting notices Hp-
proved. Order made distributing
$1,000 cash In the hands Of tho admin
istTalor TO the heirs entitled thereto.
Estate OF JOSEPH Naylor, deceased,
Hearing on petition for probate Of will.
Proof Of publication aud mailing Of
notices approved. Order made appoint
Ing Joseph Naylor administrator GA
ding bond OF 800.
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Seventh Ward entertainment.

An entouainme Il will be given In
the Seventh ward nesting house to-
morrow, Wednesday, evening, Tor the
purpose Of doirayiug the * lenses In
CURED Ia putting now uIlT "a the
hlusc. Aucxcolleut program has been
prepared, consisting Of vocal ana IN
sltumeu,nl music, Toadiugs ana Teciia'
tioBs, otc., and a pleasant evening ~
antiri uitrI.
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trial ior J. J. Booth, convicted o.
'org1ry, took 10 under nivi'emont
Too m1ti0n was ba1si on TIE nlltgfl
frct that the record Of the Gaze was &c.
complete, 70 lot appearing tlcteifom
that the defendant hal ever boon a.
falcuud, uF entered pIu4.
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Before The commissioner.

Jackson Jouug, who was Igici before
Commissioner Gtgoumau. was havd
g. aud costs fT tearing Gown wis,
fence erected by Geo. ryuufEh on a
tract Of ground IA Grsul.u claimed ~
10th PARTIES,
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DENVER & Rio
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF TIE WORLD
The only line fulUins tWO
Through Fast Trims daily |
LEADVILLB,
ASPEN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND Denver.
EFFECTIVE NOV. Is, 1894.

Train No. z leaves Ogden 100 am.
SAT- Lake sos am, arrive at Pueblo
o:lS am, Colorado Springs 1851 am,
Denver 1850 am.
Train No. leaves Ogden Gas pm,
Salt Lake $50 pm, arrive at Pueblo
S,27 PM, Colorado Springs 6.sS pm,
Denver gas pm.
Connsc lions made a, Pueblo, ColoTaas
Springs aud Denver with all lines east
Elegant day coaches, chair cars and Pull.
man sleopers on all trains. Take the
d. & u, q. and have comfortable trip
and VuJoy the hn6st scenery on iha ooA-
tinunI
A. 4. HUGHES, 8. X. HOOPER,
Iraiiic Manager, q. Y. & n. A.
Denver, Colo. D0nyeF. Coin
ID, Z, EEVINS,
General Agent,
gAli LAAs CITY, N
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AFTER a TWO YEARS CRUISE.
One OF Uial's Naval students Returns
Home After Long Absence.

Henry A. Pearson, another Of Ulah's
ons who has won fame aud honor
broad, returned this morning MI.
'eAr,oD, l,fi his home In Draper, this
ounty, six years ago at which time lac
Inferred the naval school NJ Annapolis,
iatylAnj. For four years he pursued
Il course with remarkable huelity
nd at the end Of that period gfadu'
ted with honofu approached ~ u very
United number Of q clats Of seventy.
90 then commenced two years
cruise on the new baiilGship Bonuins'
ton. And now after that anu alter
having visited all the chief ports Of
the world, In thu service OF his country
he returns home on brief iutlough 10
visit his relatives. Ho expects to re-
ceivo bis commission on July /.
Where his lot will 10 cast no hiss not
the slightest idea.
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Teachers Rate Open 10 Everybody.

Grand Eastern INCuFsion via Rio
Grsndo western RaiIWay.
On juno l7tu, tho Rio Graule West.
eru aunaugCc6 the following rates fUT
everybody .oiug Eat:
Ml1ouri river and return, 5000
Chicago grd return, 49bU
81, L.uia anu return, $3.50
cali on !. A. benton, tickle, agent,
at No. 10 W, Second South, Tor further
particular.
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Motion for a New Trial.

Judge King yesterday, sitting Rs
Judge OF the First di0lrlct court In
Judge BarTch's court room, after heat
ny the arguments on motion for new
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SPECIAL EXCURSIONS EAST.


June l7,l tlu Union Pacific Will soil
eNuursigu tickets ~ 'oil5wG
Omaha, Council Bluffs, Kansas
IllN sioux Clly,,,,,,,. ,,,,,, ,,.,,.,,slO 90
~ h"u'H'''''''' .'''''''''.''','"ntt, ~ 20
Chicago ".,,,,,.,..,, ,.,.,,.,",o.,.. 1890
Tickets Will DO gool for return until
September sth
CITY Ticket ONCE, POI Main st.
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DuEsUAST To Al ORDER or SAID
j count boo said matter, notice De- hereby
gwen that Iuesday, che 18TH do, " June, 4. u.
lsJ., Nc 90 O'Clock s. M, st thg County Court
tho court room ~ Hlld court has been APP
pointed iHD tImC aud place Tor Tho hearing of a
ptutIUu uf DUIrIya n Burton, praying tor the
admission fH probate OF q certain document
herewith Vrcsyntcd, purpurung 40 be the last
wall aud Testament nt ru.AuunI uNClY Young
deceased, WHUu aud where AU persons inter
csiud may appear and oppose tho probate "
ary % charles D.. uuron as prayed Tor iu aaid
IUtUuu.
ln witness whereof I have horcunto Get
mv hand aud AnlKei tho zeal Of
lsEAL sai court, Ghis 1ri day OF juno. a.
~. EH,
q. O. STANTON,
clerk Of Probate court,
uy A. q. iIL~I,
Deputy clerk
harlow Ferguson, Attorney Tor petitioner.
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Rio
GRANDE
WESTERN.
STANDARD o,,,.-
'S"ONHo GAUGE
CURRENT 4, rE.I ~


f fS1SI 4apl,. In Effect March Al r;;;
leave salt Lac ,..
No. Tor bingham. Provo l.,..9
junction anu all toitt. -
No. tor froVo, 1rAnd Jurti, Sos q,
aud Az pulnts Eaat,
~ D. lot ogden and iutofmsii,i. 90 n
No G. o. Ml fics,ini. iMi; 5,s,i',. g.. 'Nha
nhs aud all ihicfms M.
=. F"lulA aHsa...s ssss-s.....
No. '-for Eufeka. pa5t01. - 800 D. "a.
aud Al intermediate r.I.I
70 = OF ogden ami the Wsa %. 1
'' TOT 'Aion ami tue Wss. u.
Arrive 'sit Iahs,itr pei
No l-ir0m Provo, ifauI grr.t'
ana the Etst............
10 s-trom Provo. Grand JIU|. o. y
-. and tlu Hast s.......
No S-ltom Provo, llnst5m. Mani "4l D a.
-hllna, tufrs1 ana u.I IHIrr.
me iiaic ulutsu..,..
~ o. rom 'Eltu ANA IuiorHft NJ
lAll " luiHttssl.... ..s... .
30 = IRON tufoaa ami pag5.s %.
~ from tEdoh sui tho WssI %.
80 rom ogden AMI Goo Mrf Il
only line ruunnF tLrous. I... II
sleeping care salt LlAr DIty fa .sr fAit
tull lake CT. o. Denver tIH Us.. 'A. .1.
hHu salt Lake e. o. Too kHuHI. I.t... ID
20 va Colorado points. .' 'a.l.
lhrouah transit Uf mUl U.a.......
change. 10 bHusas Cty. ub...... Ili
Denver. tlAg .
Ticket O1c,, 10 v. End Scum
u I.nupGE. Cen. NsBssr.
,. ". nArttNh. rnHH V......
u ~ NAhLli''ii. Cen. IaH... 81.
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TIE THROUGH CAR LINE.
Effective Apr 7th. 1881
4Iats Arurs aud Itaari W san Lake
tHl Dolly, a. feAotrlf

AUWva
From m FHftern roUta .............. 80 q N
iTUn lutte, Portland, San FRAN.
cisco and uEroi.. ... ...........a.s.. % = 70
From OBJ Eastern points. fAfE Ciy
and OK Ionss...s..sss.s.. ...s,.... p p m
Prom san iTanr.Fe0, CIcno Nallfy,
ogden uui intermediate ulIata ii - W
'From Milford. Juab. rr5so sanpttc
aud Eurckl.ss.. H.......s........s...... , Do % m
ifton I,uuiuut Hnd Io0cic............ W o. iu
urrAur
for uFdcn. Oscho valley lark CiJ
aut a EaatssHI oiutf ,............ 2 N an
Dor ogden anl ilttrmo iiAt, roins tuIAn
For ogden, .UttrurdA.e 10 nu
Gnd sau Francisco .............. 20 % 10
Tor Ortcn, all poiu,s east, iiv,ts, r0r,.
hni .us HaL frhucil1o, ~ y %
'!or tufeEs Provo, tAnuoi5 Nalloy
NspHl Juab AMI ir1e1.s.a, %. FOAM
Tor Tu0clc agi IsFnugs............ . g. am
.rrl,u. touth o. Jull rla DAILY cAc.. %
.urHAJ.
uaIy sNgout sunday
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uAHrIELn urAcn TRAINS.

Enectiv' Way ~, Is05.
satE iatc. IaTnr.i, Garfield. salt Lake
$3.50 o.. m r..Ff o.. m. Il..I an. I.Hl %. M.
l..u "a. U, .iI "a. Boz, roo D., Il. 400 d, M.
800 % noe 300 H. Tu. IN b. m. so b On.
900 b. m' a.tJ %. m, s.u0 o, 900. $40 p, m,
Daily except Sun1uy.
Music b. Osru's orchestra every
afternoon and evening. Depot, cor.
nor Fret south Hud Fourth West.
Fare ;or round trim so cpuu. CITY
ticket Uilige, 2Ol Main Street.
d. T.. HURLEY,
GEM. sgt, pWe. Dent.
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ON TIOkIl OlIt.. 2lL nm SIr.el

llll llJAtl UIlii 1Ul hllU OlI5bs
Through Pullman raIatr pscprrt tstrs
Improved Tourist HlpUHrfs. tfeu Luluutn &
thlir tgIs tlog4ut uly coaches,
IuICl hons 4'1
~ Morley. Gent AEi nAssr Dept
o. DICKINSON. General Manager
Ill IOMAN q. g. al. Assu.
2. "a. ~. CLARK,
OLIVER vs. MTNE,
D. EltEEI ANpERgOy usrrIvs~t
joins ". DOANE.
FREDERICK v CeupEEr
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In the matter Of tAg estate Of .su4anu
suNoly Young deceased,
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Solico q Time and Place Tor the Hearing OF
Petition Tor Admisalon 10 Probate
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