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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-21

amendment 70 rcrc'er. aE
smith finally Withdrew ST.
then said that thc e0ea1e
rotc would himself have to
the status NJ Uer5r~en
this. then. take else h5h f-m.l
/ Tie speaker said ho neeg
vance that tho n',l af,es .ae
/ lie in the pos-c-,.on 80 eric lI.
Mr.. Self IN explaining b..
that he thought the rcllcsaee
The Finance Committee. vh
was not accepted, IN which "
man agreed. and said he moses
>,ruc, from an honcs, dc,ic
matter M promptly that her
before seen committees in.ut,l
/ ton. 70 instruct.
FRIDAY. Fan. l5rl
Sr>Arr.-Usual opening
number OF petitions and bills a4.
scnted The most of them uce
/ i'm their nature. Among thc
the following
By Senator Hamrick. from
of cotton mills asking that no
taken In regard TO hours OF lal.
BY Senator Francis, T. u
cheeks, due bill. and scrip e
corporations payable Ia cash :
I ton of the holder alsoln rcgar.
Of fresh meat also in regard
nets in certain streams.
BY Senator Farthing. ~ rci.
appropriation to the oNiori
asylum.
Senator Long was granted pe
To present petitions from cHH,
Columbus favoring the MIS-
Liquor law and also to prohht
liquor in the town Of Chadhour
HousE.-Csual opening.
Bills: BY Mr.. Mckenzie.
bills carrying appropriations
introduced on and after the III
OF February.
BY Mr.. Bagwell to cncoure
promote agriculture. 10y approx
So 900 instead Of 81 500 to tuc
fair.
BY Mr. Smith, Of Gates. 10 ct II
the compensation oi solicitors -
them $1,000 in lieu OF all fees ani
pensation. CThi- bill T. the com
tees substitutr) The fees all 81
State Treasury. THIS bill doc
apply to criminal or inferior ons
hci,ors.
Mr.. Hlcmau, chairman 81 q
nance committee, reported iar
the 6 per cen;. interest bin. whic'
terday was referred to that comm
The House took up the unhn
business Of yesterday. this hcing'hy
, to restore Mitchell county 10 the
. Congressional district.
After considerable discus
: which Richmond Pear-on's name
handled freely, Mr.. Ray sent
amendment TO the original blla.
the people OF Mitchell county Il
on the matter OF transfer in ampc
before the next Congressional c'c
Carried by vote 81 - 10 III
Rays amendment WAS recon
: and lost on the second vote
The special order was taken uIt
being the bill on Its third rel
place to the credit Of the pubic
fund the balance Of direct IH1
fund in the treasury
Mr.. Turner, Of Mitchell, ca''e
previous question.
Mr.. White, Of Baden, anal
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-21
SATURDAY, FEB lGIIf

SENATE.-Iusual opening
Petitions and bills BY NJ
key, Of Martin, from citizen
county against sale Of liqu9r
miles Of Macedonia and War
churches against interferca
pod nets ia certain waters.
BY Senator White, D.. II Ae
bill requiring clerks Of super
to keep records Of money
through their hands.
On motion Of Senator COX.
rem, the bill TO exempt volume
bers of fire companie. from Il
taken from tie table and pa.
ts third reading.
Resolution to pay ~ergeau.
Moye, OF the House, $50.
expenses Of the late Dr. ;. 4 -
Of Warren, passed third reading
Bill making all fire lnsurau.
panies liable for face value of
Tor property destroyed, was rc
to the Committee on Insurance
HoUsE.-Isual opening
The day having been appoiu'r
private bill day, there was lttie
a general nature. A great many IH-
vate bills were attended TO.
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NO WHIP ON MY BACK. p"

II
Mr.. Campbell, of Cherokee, also rose
to question of privilege, and said ''be-
fore the editor of the Caucasian was
born, | was in business, and | think I
understand more than the editor of
that paper about finance ] don't in
tend tor any man to put the whip on
my back and make me do what / think
Is not right. A man should represent
his constituents unless they are crazy
when he should vote on his own iudg-
ment.
Mr.. Lusk took the floor and said Il
did not intend when came to this leg
islatnre to take any notice of any strict
ures in the public press that were
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TOLD oE pRlslpENr fAuRe.
The Head Of IN. French Republic Ia IN
Days OF tho Commune.

The Head Of the French Republic Ia the
Days OF tho Commune.
NJ Fnurc. the president OF tho French
republic, IL well known by prominent
French American resident Of Now Or.
leans. who WAS with NJ Fnnrc during
the French commune. He describes tho
now president a. % man OF personal mag
notism, OF splendid executive ability and
unquostinnod bravery and hrmnoas.
fauro began business aH u small com.
mission merchant In hides. wool. otc.,
at Hayro years ago. From that, by en-.
ergy, economy aud thrift he prosporod,
aud his business increased until ho WINS
one Of the most extensive commission
merchants ia that city. llo became also
ono OK no mos. prominent mon Of the
city politically, and just before the
Franco. German war lao was mado first
"adjoint" 10 the mayor " tho city and
was . stat officer Of tho army, although
his duties did not require his presence
on the battlonold Ho took an active In.
torost, Of course, IN tho war, aud IL was
owing 20 his Efforts that the commissary
department Of tho French soldiory was
kept we'll supplied. llo was also close
advisor Of tho officials Of Hayrc aud IN
every manner demonstrated great oNocu.
two talent and q born leadership
It was IN 1874, during the Fronch
commune however thlt his porsorH
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bravery ana ability 10 confront desperate
emergencies wCro tested Whilu acting
In tho capacity Of "adjoint." or advises
Of tho mayor ut Hnyrc, % request was
mado Of him from the mayor Of Paris
for ilromon aud engines. Tho city of
Paris was in flames from ono end 90 tho
oihur md aid was being asked oyoIy.
whore iu engines aud lromon. Fauro
~ once called for volunteers and urged
upon them tho necessity ~ responding
10 tho call 10 thus raised q company
Of aromtn 10 go TO Paris and eight the
fires that woro raging everywhere
Taur0 showed his courage and won tho
hearts OF the iremon aud people by go
ing with tho volunteers as thoir loader
Withall Tho engines tho city could spare
thoy hast0ucd 90 Paris, and for throo
days, without rest OF scarcely anything
to eat, fought tho flames
fauro did the duties Of q iiromnn. and
on ono occasion. whom ono OF tho mon
wa, asleep from fatigue. rathor than
awaken him took bis place and did his
work. lie wa6 in q doz0n porilous post
lions during that thrcu days fight with
ito, Ia company OF his companions, and
mover finchcd. In oyUry instance ho
proved himself to bo u man u dot0rmi.
nation and courage lilo was first IN
every danger, and at the most critical
timla be- uovOr lost his self possession
and win power, and with his volunteer
hrunon ho did ycomnn service IN trying
90 sar0 plrB from tho embrace Of tho
Gro loul.
Tho people Of iavre noyor forgot NJ
Fauro'H valiant service on that occasion,
and ait'rwnfd. ~ o Republican, lao was
elected 10 tho chamber Of dorutics. Ho
served with several ministers ms private
secretary, and Of late years has had more
important connection with that branch
Of tho guyemmontH oryirO ITO has pros.
prcd Ia business as we'll ns In political
affairs aud is said 90 ho ono Of tho
most popular a we'll as ono Of tho ablost
Statesmen of the French republic. Now
Orleans Timoa.DomoGrat
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Elder Clark's Funeral.

The funeral services oyorlho remains
Of Elder Joseph Clark were held Tues
day afternoon In the old tabernacle.
There was n large Attendance, and np'
pfopriAte and consoling remarks were
made by Elders David John, Myfon
Tanner, Vim. j. Lewis and j. T..
Booth, who testified 10 the Integrity OF
Brother Clara aud his faithiul services
In the Church. He has been ono Oi
che residents OF Provo from the time
whom he returned from California
with the Mormon battalion sn lsi5,
aud took an active part In tue Indian
wars aud all the early events connect.
Cd with the settlement OF the county.
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TRUSTEES SALE NOTICE.

NVHEREAs WILLIAM 70. CAsApY AND
toua ~ CA.adf be- vito, % the county
o. salt l.ate' Ieffltuty Of Utah. did. ~ iheir
isaI, and recorded jane as, 4. u is8i. in booE
% lt % mHriEnEoa. RACES o 10 30 tucIusIva of
ltc records of the once 90 thc !. cordcr Of
deeds " ealt iate County. Utah Tcffitory.
convey Co. william 90. uaie'aa trustee tde f0I =.
loving described real estate. situate iu The
county OF aaIt Lake, Territory OF titan. tu.wIti
hise ViiSi p.st jD" sait AZ snq i,,y . a1l
tcyt commencing % feet eatt % .he
snuihWeat ,0fner n Ha'd Doc, running
ihcncc norm W tees thence rast legi,
thence south lli tcct thence west o. ifct to tho
place u beginning, which HIif CONVEYANCE
wut made iu trust 20 secure Go tuo order ~ thu
omuafl inftatuttt COMPANY the rag mrnl 81
tasadf = one prnmifsniy note. for tnc ruuc. pal
sum % Two Thousand UHlar4 IfLu0I. due
ana phYaan.e june ~ A. %. 10. win interest
thereon IRON the date thereof "a ihe rate nf %
pUr cent per auuum payable rUmlsuunuaIly On
the Fret dlyH VI June aud December OF each
and Cycry year. a. otilCnced by interest
coupon notes attached tu oaid principal note
and ui even date herewith.
Wneteas, -aId deed OF truat provides that in
casr % default ln thH payment 90 said note ur
atg Mars thereof, or in cara default be- made 90
tnu payment Of interest thereon. ana su. D. de-
inult continues Cor thirty dfgH. then. 90 the
onliou Of ihc leral holder Of fa'd note saii boz.
dcniUdnesH WHY at once become due ami uaYa
allc, ani inc uu Tee shall upon the apru a..
lion % The legal hu.tfr ~ said uulu. sell and
ulHI 1au uI ODE above urHrnla.I property In the
manner in elii deed of trust described trof,f.
Uuru 90 which la hereby made Cor greater raTs
tainN Tor tho purpose ~ paying said note.
and an interest due thereon, together with tho
Aud.
Whereas. default has been male in tho pay.
ment OF Che tustalimuutt % Interest wiIth
10 ] due on Hald nutu Usrsmhrr .at. ts.H. and
ali iuftalluUutH tNarraurr end ouch dHfauIfa
have conulu. a for more than thiry 800 days
aud siill cHrunue. And ny reason thereof tls
rtoHyut Legal holder u Hafi note hlH gKrrritfl
h|a option pod declared Haid H0to due Hnd UHrs
ahIc, 900 hHf requested tUD uufrfaienU1 .fuH.
teo io make ta.t oi said prg'uitcs fHf tbc plr.
poses herein sot o. tn
Now. therefore. notice De- hereby given ust D..
The uudeulturd william % bale AZ the re-.
quot 81 tho l1Ef holder ami owner
% fsid note, under md by virtue of
Che power and nutnori. in mo vested. viii
un iuraday. thc rth uly Of AMI, s 10. l-li, Ht
10 hour ~ Ten O'Clock o. u Of faid CAV.
fell aaii above described property aud all she
rtht, tuu sud equity OF redemption OF tho
aail william ~ taaady amt Uctta 90 Caaldy,
his vic, their hCira ana assiEns therein, Tor
che highest aui iost price same will bring Boz
cHfhl ai thr s1Ith front door ~ Che DuuntY
Court House .'itf anu County huIdiufl iu tHr
CITY and county OF SAT- take. Territory %
Utah, Tor Che purpose ~ paying Haii note and
~ tho costs and expenses ot executing this
Dated salt Lale CITY. Utah. thn sth dag OF
WILLIAM H. pALg.
Truitco.
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PROVO.
THE OGDEN FASTER
Gets Help 10 Provo For His TrlT
10 Denver

Louis Malllol, who has lived In
tont In Ogden for many yeare add
who completed forty dsya' fast lss'
December, was visitor 10 Provo on
Monday. He LETT Ogden a week ago
and had travelled as far as SpfingVillFi
where he arrived SUNDAY evening.
His peculiar dress, white canvas huit
and a white lurban, frightened some o.
the people, aud City Marshal Store
brought him 10 Provo Tor examination
ne 10 his sanity. He had announced
that his Intention was to walk 70 Dsi-
Vof, and ~ tue mountains bniWeen
here and Price are flled win SLOW
II was feared he would ifetzs TO death
Amer conversation wit1Judge Dusen-
berry, Il was decided tnat Malilot wa
not NJ subject Tor the asylum, and
he himself soofiud NJ the idea Of being
seLt there. lie was rather displeassd
ut being intetierod With and claimed
he had a right 70 20 where he pleased
~ any American citissn who had
broken no law. He did not see why
Any one should be frightened ~
him rs he walked peaccably along
aud minded his own business.
He did not Wish the people
OF Weber county blamed for the
hazardous trip he was laEing, a. he
had ltfl without saying q word OF his
intentions 10 anyone, but he stated
very positively that he could not think
Of going back 10 Ogden, 90 he was i'm
PEELED 10 70 10 Denver where he eK'
Tocled 10 get work ut his trade as a
carpenter. He talked intelligonlyi
and said that he had gained In strength
after he had started out on his trip,
and felt better than ho ala before his
'as although he had not YET fully re-
covered his former strength. 10 uudi-
ton 10 his canvas suit he carries an old
blanket wrapped around him In ln-
dian style, and this fofma his covuf-
Ing In the night. He sleeps on the
ground under the open sky, M no says
he does not believe In sleeping IN
stacks NJ the tramps do. He rode back
10 5pfiugville with Maishal Stotrs.
and sufficient money was raised ~ pay
he fare across the mountains into
Emery county, where his walk eau he
continued with lees danger from the
cold. For this kindness he appeared
to bV grateful.
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OBITUARY.

In tho News Of Saturday evening last
was published an announcement ~ tho
death uf Patriarch William Mcbride.
who. ns stated. departed thia lilo at tho
home ct his daughter Ia tho Fifteenth
ward, this city, Friday, March sih, at
pm, aged IS years.
The deceased received tho Gospel In
tho carly rise u tho Church, IN tho S ate
" Ohio, and afterwards gathered with
the Saints in Nauvoo In tho yoar lsib.
llo endured tho suiirrlngs and priyatious
during tho driving OF tho Saints from
Nauvoo and left tho lattor plnro ln tho
spring Ut 1876. liO returned later 60 got
his family and was present at tho last
engagement with tho mob, who ns-
saultol the city, leaving with his family
In tho fall OF 1916, lie arrived Ia Sal.
Lake valley, with President Willard
Rchnrds's company, la the autumn u
1855, residing In tho Old fort square dur.
ing the FIRST year and afterwards settling
In tho Seventeenth ward " this city.
Brother Mclirido was called on mis-
sion 10 tho sandwich Islands Ia UocUm-
Der, 1852. aud lahorod there Tor some
time, but ON account Of ill health hn To-
turned to California and thoro continued
hiH mission, returning 10 salt Lake Ia
tho spring nj lsaL lilo afterwards
moved 10 Grhntsyillo, TooOln county,
and resided thoro until tho general
exodus " tho Saints south IN tho yuar
1867, when hn moved with the main body
Of tho saints. lie then took up his
homo Ia Sanlaquln, Utah county, whore
no became BahOp II that ward, In 1877
he was ordained a Patriarch undor tho
direction Of President Brigham Young
lilo Afterwards moved 90 R.uhhcld,
Soyior county, and thon TO Pima, ATigo-
no, whore he resided until October 1900,
4. A..
persuaded by his friends To como 10 Salt
lake city, whore he resided until his
death,
The funeral services were hold from
tho Fifteenth ward meeting house Sum
day afternoon last.
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AAhb fhNM TIM AAHaA AhiaAhfafNh
Salt Lake City, Jan. 20, 1896.
Notice 10 hereby given that conlrl.
buttons to the monument TO bo erootoi
In Halt Lake CITY In memory Of
Brigham Young aud the pioneer viii
hereafter, and until further notice, be-
acknowledged through the columns Of
the DEsERET NEWS IL Ia expected
that agencies for tho collection ofiunds
Tor this worthy purpose will be eilab
lished In each ward In nil the Stakes,
and that said funds, with the llsI Of
NAMES Of the contributors, will 10 for.
whrdcd o. frequently ~ convenient 10
Hobet NJ. Wells, secretary VI the Brig
ham Young Memorial Association, salt
Lake City, who will zee tina, came are
properly acknowledged In the manner
stated. We earnestly hope that tho
people will respond generously nud
promptly 10 this call 40 that n possible
the monument may be- completed,
dedicated and unveiled 10 the public
by tho 9th day " next Oclobcr
WfLrOWD WOODBURY.,
GFUHuE q. CANSuN,
JUsEiH 4. SMITH,
Fifst Presidency VI the Church OF
Jesus ChTist Of LA,tSr.dny Saints.
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NOTICE or SAL. UNDER rRusr
nELn- ,nI9

NouCE IS HEREBr OWEN. lu,r
~ ,Mhefoa.' on thc 2ltt day VI Noveaf.
l,.. James h ,tl.s snd Maggie o. fiom.sg
and 0. % snow, ns trustees. their r,risi, .se
deed iu writing OF that date recorded x .iNHt
oer llfd, lssl. 70 look ~ % moriglges.p.9e,
couny recorder Of salt Lako CONT lla
enl thcfeny conveyed % thu fdid JebH e.
lse an9 snow trustees, The foIiou.Sy
90, sIN lbl, sovut a., G. KIT tsj, fogantga, I'VE
eighteen lslt twenty three .llI. iwgrt- t,..
l.tl' twenty-five lAl. twenty six IlJ. tb,ri.l
one t5l thirty two U1l, ihIfiy.three IA
tniriy four 90, bower civ aid.G,, w,
plated iu recorders Cncoof = ait f1Ge"'i', IT
anu ill situated in The south half Of ne l9,'1
wet quarter OF section twenty il0l. to,.r'f'
idian. ''Ao mer'
Also al Of blocks three t1. sI, Ooh. ,,...
SO oiFht ~, eleven tll, fourteen Otl. sey1..
teen 90. eighteen tisl, nineteen dbl. tr,Si1
~. Wtny tWu liN. tWcniy.thrtu fft
twenty aevon tiil. twentv.eight as. twcst.
two (lll, thirty three lI. thifty'fo4r t'ti li'l'
thltll uso ll'l az % lots one 10 twf1ty.srFrr
inclusive, in block ihiriy oight .IsI. M ~
tl, f1rtY two til OF ihuml1nis hdfitY. ee
tardcn Cty aud situate in thr so6i5 ,i ~
quarter OF section twoat go, iowushIp ors
tguih, range one west. 7hit Lake mer..iiar
All % above mentioned property siigsie a
~, salt l.ake county, a. plated and rucofdedI6
the records OF oalt Lake cuunt,.
purpose of seearinr IN St,,'.t '9ale ior Nc
sulldhted fmulomunt onnanv , nD wv.
Of Utah Territory. OF mo iaIgi,t 49, wy s..h
SAID Inwsa Tbonis IA a nd Niss.', III ~ tHn
on thrpp eprtain Ufof,.ssi5r ~ A".!". %
November aIst. ItTt Homo ~ taN''. USED
November llst. i.lt ono f5r fi \. "a w, que
her gIat l.Ii. and one Tor it 0gi t0e 4 .'o. .l.
gist 1904 with intefeat tbrre,, nj ia ,-NNef
pff annum. ragHiio srmt'annusiis - ~ gllt
until paid. and '"" Nl'l
Wherpaa. sad notes and zach .f tt.....
NMNN ATuHA MHHN mHNNNNH That
be made In thr ravmrnt AZ 40 49,. ..N.lA.t
sad tndo5friness tbrs ~ IT,. 'n',Iest Nlgn
I'd Inc outI0T of' tho boiIt > 49,. l'N.li
uuo and and propcftv ah9ui1 H., ". N i, ....e
The same. and '' way
whereas. default has bee, mad, o., tt. ..
mcut % said promissorv noie a. Z g. az fAl-
tho auin of fl't maid lama. L. IN ~, ny
sum ID gll0,at patd inly n. i.aii ''''' anu MO
WhcfoHa, default has bg11 iB,ts t, ODD, ,.
mont IL me fntercst upon baib III W. I.l
iurg no rarh In tbat fp p,rt "a ~ .a.l n..,a
thereon hng been nrId AMI ~ w '". 'N'eieN
whorcas. the C5Bsoytat,t t.,,t......
companV h the lcaat ho.dfr M ,,,-l.l Ivy
notos and besaus0 ~ tb0 ef4ttit. H.. ~ guy
mrnt of interrst bss ,ierieT al "a w.. l.I-
pfiurIpll OF shid i.0Ij notrs ,iue 80 Jaw ''2
Whrrtaa there ts NOW no by NV. g,...t,
dated tupIomcnt company npoB 49,. III ~
from thr Htaf day III .ovsi1t,rr i.l,9 10y ~
cent nor anruuI. and '.'' =" 'N wv
Wfcrras. mere II now dr, e., 90. r....t.
dated Impipmtnt romuauy ut,o, ssft ,.'
ne ep " s, 10y ~ 10 s, s sam 9ilo win
N1yrrbcr iist IsYL ie's "a i,i,,i.'.5 43'
s ID "a and 'N 'N"'" ' '''
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In tho Probate court On and Tor SAT- Lake
County, IuuItoy uf Utah,
In tue matter Of the estate OF Ludwig
Vol, deceased.
Notice Of tine and place Tor tho hearing q
petition Tor admission 90 probate Of wall.
DURsuNNr 10 AZ ORDER Or SAID
Il court, notice la hereby given that Thur.
DAY, ihl glst DAY on March, A. ID isd, NJ 90
O'Clock D. TO-, M the County court House. in
rat Lake CITY, utAh Territory, ~ tho court
room OF aald court hiss been appointed tho
umc aud place Tor the hearing ~ a petition of
thas p fearaDn, praying for tho admission
20 probate ui certain document herewith
presented, puTpouing 20 Do the last Will and
Testament OF Ludwig WOLF, dureatcd, when
and where nllpornnf iutureItrd may appear
Aud nppnHo the probate N said will. 0f tho
granting uf lrttnrs tuHtamnnturv 10 ChaH b
fearaon, a. prayed Tor tn said petition.
in witness whereof have horcuuto aot my
hand and afnEcd the seal of saiti
tsLALl court, thh on day VI March, A. b.
ISIS.
C.E. STANTON,
CLERK ofthe Probate Court,
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LEGAL NOTICE.

IN the Probate Court in aud FOR Salt thkc
County Territory OF Utah.
10 the matter of tho estate Of John
toulam. deceased
NOTICE - nEREnY GIyES THAT
- JuIu O. tuulam ana MARY Anu CoufHm,
EHccuiura ut The estate of John rnulNm.
uUCunfVd, have rendered Tor Hetuvurnt,
aui AIeiIu said count thulr duAl account 81 their
administration 0f shi1 estate aud petition Tor
qua disiuHuuun OF The residue " saii cfiaiu
among ono persons entitled thereto ami that
lhuradhY, tho !lst day Uf March, a. ~ ls.Y.
90 Do O'Clock o.. m,, 10 the Court Room Of
alId Court On tlr County Court House.
salt Lake tIty au1 tOuHD, Utah TERRITORY,
ulH been duly appointed uT tLr JuIgs ~
s1ld Court Tor the settlement VI said
account and hearing snld petition Tor distri-
HutIlu, No which um1 aud place any pfrHuu
Interested lu Haid estate may appear ana how
cause, u any there be-. why tnit account
should not uu iclucl AMI approved aud
lnal lgtruutIun made a. prayed Tor,
Dated February Eln, a, U. l-i.
g. D.. STANTON
tlork u The Probate Court
Wy A. g. NIlrE, Deputy
j, H. M0Ylc, attorney tor executors.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate Of James 81 Farmer. dccossci.
NOTICE u HEREBY GIVEN ny TuE
~ undCuifucd, administrator u tho "a.
tatl uf james 49, iaNurr. deceased. to The
creditors of aud all poffuua having claims
against thr Haid deceaHet, tu exhibit them
with ihr Necessary vouchers. witt.H t0u months
alter the nrtt publication uf thIH uUurf, 10 tHo
fall A.hs Taylor, 10 hIH uf. Hrsruum. tlt Pro-
Ffrsa book falitatc Ulty, Utah. ln iho County
~ salt trbf.
Dated March lst. lsn.
A.N TAYLOR,
Administrator % tho ei.At1 0f james 81.
Farmer, deceased.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

The Brigham Young Memorial nsso-
citation aoknowlVdg receipt Of the
following contributions 10 assist In the
building Of the Pioneer mouumeni
From Baker City, Oregon, per James
Il. 5murlhwaitU;
From HERMAN ward, Salt Lake
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-13
pELlNoUENr NOTICE.


Location Of Principal Place OF Huslne,s. Park
tItf, Utah.
Location of Nine, Snake Greek MINING hi.
UiCi, Wasatch County, Utah.
NOTICE. THERE ARE nEIINUOEyT
~ upon the following described stock on
half cent per huArC, levied on me elth day of
January, 1898 the several Amouuts fot 1pp5'
sllg We name " The respective share holders
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-13

In me Probate court in and for salt Lab,
County, IuuIioy of Utah,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-13

Notice Of tine and place Tor tho bearing {
petition iur admission 90 probate of wii.
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Sold by Druggists. and Wholesale and
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