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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-11-15

If the hair has been made to grow q nat
ural color on balo heads in thousands Ct
cases, by using Halls Hair Remover, Why
will il not in your caseI
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-11-15
Postponed Two Weeks.

SAX FRANCISCO. Nov. s, 2:So p. H.
The sentence OF theodore Durrani, COZ
victed Of the murder OF Blanche Lamont.
vas postponed until Friday, Nov. -,
when il will be pronounced.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-11-15
Highest Of all in Leavening Power-Latest U s. Govt Report
RH:A!!a!l! q! Rs&assF RakiRs
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Damon and Pythfas.

On Friday evening Of next week the
play "Damon and Pythias, or the test
Of friendship" will be presented at the
opera house, under the auspices OF Lau-
raj Lodge K of p, and dictatorship Of
Prof. VIM. Rasmus. It viii be chaiac
terized by elegant costumes and good
acting. Following is the cast of charac-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-11-15
THURSDAY
COUNTY COURT.

u. N. Duncan, county Judge; NJ Waters
aud J.w. Pugh, Commssioners.1
The County Court adjourned last night
until next Wednesday after transac ting
the following:
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-11-15

WILL BE ExHrmrEp.- Beginning to-
morrow afternoon the Linn County ex-
hibit at the State fair and Portland Ex
position will be on exhibition opposite
Foshay 4 Mason's, in their old store,
and for three days. On account of some
OF the fruits and vegetables having per-
ished the exhibit win not be complete
but will be made as attractive as pos
lille
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-11-15

l2 senators in following order: III. IL
g. G. Burkhart, j. L. Hill, G. C. Hogue,
Geo d. Young, ]. A. Cumming. ]. r.
\. ID. Conn.
IL Guards in following order: Jas.
Hunter, E. J. Upham, William Conn. l..
Gottlieb, Stephen Riley, Martin Paul
sen, George Long, A. Skaar e. L. Quinn.
E. U. VIII, z. A. Goodwin, W. M. Par
ker.
Executioner, P. II. Farrell.
Admission reserved seats, al Hodges K
Burkharts 50 cents; gallery, 3 cents
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-11-15

KrNckaD WoN.-In the circuit cour-
at Salem yesterday the plaintiff was non
suited in the case OF the Weston stat
normal school against Secretary of Stat
Kincaid, commenced for the purpose
compelling payment OF the full amount
Of the state appropriation, sic, 900. Kin
eaid had refused to pay out any money
except on bills properly presented as
they became due. The Secretary did
eminently right and is to be congratula-
ed on winning the suit.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-11-15

A SECOND TRIAL.-A. Klein, OF this
city, and w. f. Wade, manager OF the
Western Union Telegraph office, were
tried yesterday afternoon in the Justice
court for Zena precinct on the charge oi
trespass while hunting. w. w. Smith
being prosecuting witness. The case is
one growing out of similar action
against the defendants in which Mr..
Brunk figured as the prosecuting wit
ness and which was tried at Eola few
days ago. A jury trial was had, result
ing in q disagreement after four hours
deliberation by the jurors.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-11-15

The present MAJOR. Judge Finn. and
ex-Councilman G. G. Burkhart are being
mentioned for the Office of mayor at the
coming election.
Mr.. II. F. McIlwain has purchased q
large stock of new goods and will open a
store at the cid stand in few weeks, az
sooD as new goods arrive and are placed Ii
position for the pew business.
Judge Walton this morning harvested
his walnuts. He had over ten bushels. In
few years he will have sixty trees bearing
At present he has only two or three bearing
| trees.-Eugene Guard.
The jury, after being out little over
hours, this afternoon, returned verdic
for plaintiff of $3.50 and costs in ths Sian
der suit of Mrs E A Driscoll VS. DR. d
Ruff. Both the parties reside in Junction
City. The case was hotly contested. =
Eugene Guard.
Last evening there was an increased At
tendance at the revival services is the Uni
versalist church. The subject treated va
Gods love and gift to the world. Service
this evening beginning at 7:30, subject
The necessity of and Gods means for mar
salvation. On tomorrow evening Rev
Bcwersox. of Salem, will be present an
will participate in the services.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-11-15

Geo. P. Cramer has gone to Quartzville
to act as blacksmith for the LaWler Min
ing Co.
Mrs. R. Veal has returned home after
q visit OF several weeks with friends
down the road.
Miss Artie Huston returned yesterday
from trip to Goldendale and Portland,
after an absence Of q month or more.
Mr.. A. L. Harrington. recently injur-
ed by falling from the bridge at Wrenns,
is gradually improving, with chances in
his favor of recovering.
Mr.. George Simpson, the w. F. ex-
pressman, has been in Portland several
days. During his absence Frank Stell.
maker has been running the wagon.
Speaking of the o. A O. entertain
ment last week the Gazette Gays: Miss
Mary Cundiff, of Albany. chose for hel
recitation Joaquin Miller's Como
Later in the evening she recited an hu'
morous sketch entitled when Jack
| Comes Late" Miss Cundiff has gooc
conception and her delivery is very
clever. She greatly pleased the audi
ence.
Miss Eta Beamer, "the Willamette
valley song Bird" went TO Portland to
day where she viii JOIN the Aamold con
cert company. They will take tn,
| steamer for The Dalles, and thence viii
go to Spokane, where concert will b,
given. after which they will proceed di
rect to the east. Miss Beamer will no
return until May.--Salem Journal.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-11-15

A CARELESS GuS AocrpESr.-Just one
week ago last Saturday, Perry Bilyru, oi
Asotin, Wash, arrived at the home oi
his mother, Mrs. l.. ]. Bilyeu, of Bilyeu,
DEN, to visit the horne folks. On We'd.
nesday of last week he was monkeying
with a Winchester rifle and for some un'
accountable reason, rested the muzxle o
the gun on the top of his right foot
While in that position the gun was dis
charged nearly severing the toe next t.
the great toe from his foot at the iunctur'
OF the toe and foot. DIR. Hyde thinks h,
will be able TO save the toe.-Scio Press
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-11-15

. DECIDEDLY Rich The best paying
black sand beach mine that has been DIS
covered on this coast, says the San
Francisco Mining and Scientific Press, is
near the Port Oxford lighthouse. The
claim when first discovered, nearly 10
years ago, was yellow with gold for over
20 feet in width and three feet in depth,
and paid 500 q day TO the man. The
claim is being worked this year for the
fourth time by leasers. The sand is
thrown on grizzly, carried over ANAL.
gamated plates TO catch the gold, and
over mohair cloth to catch the platinum.
which is worth $3.50 an ounce.
Now, Acr.-Dr. Lamberson, of Leban.
en-, is in the city this afternoon for the
purpose of interviewing our business
men in reference TO establishing tur.
pentine and essential oil factory here
This 10 just what we want because there
is field for it. This is one of the kind
| OF factories We need. We had better gel
number OF small factories here tina
will grow and be permanent than bis
ones without field that may surviv,
nd may not. Let our citizens act.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-01-12
THE last CHANCE.

An Innocent Remark BY Mamma and the Result.
sat next to pretty girl heredc yesterday and quite
without meaning overheard what she said to friend who
with her.
NO said She "he hasn't been for month, and
reckon he'll again He lovely lawfully SWELL and
sensitive girl It's all mammals fault and I'm
it, You the last time he the evening after
tGsis wedding You know what lovely account of there
in the Post Well had been busy all day read
Just little after 10 o'clock sic the head OF the stairs and
called down Jennie please bring the morning papa
Iie talking beautifully but he stopped marched out into
the hail. III hasn't YETI Then he took his hat
and haven't him since but almost want to be
orphan.
reminded here town who stays outrageousy
pays visits the evening He went to young
Hill this winter and he staysd and stayed
poor girl felt like getting up and killing him. The
dragged that didn't disturb him. He droned talking
Finally he began talk of his expert
ments in hypnotism.
Why said he Il could put sound asleep in ten minutes
ooh" said the girl, lit wouldn't take half that long"
And then he departed Washington Post.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-01-12
PROF. AYTOUN'S PROPOSAL.

The late Prot Ayoun uncommony ddent when making
proposal OF marriage Miss Jane Emily Wilson, who afterward
became his wife, The lady reminded him that before she should
absolute would be that he obtain her
fathers approval.
You must speak for said the suor or could
up courage speak the professor the subject"
Papa is in the library" said the lady.
Then had better him. said the suitor land will wait
till you return"
The lady the library and taking her father affection
a the hand mentioned that the professor had asked her hand
in marriage She added ha accept his offer papa? He
dfhdent that he won't speak to you about it himself
Then deal tendey with his feelings said the hearty
old Christopher I'll write reply slip Of paper and pin it
to your back"
"Papas the back Dress said Miss Jane
entered the drawing
Turning delighted read these words: with
the authors compliments"
The continual succession Of bo pimpe and eruptons from
which many suffer- indicates impure Of the blood The
effective remedy Ayers Sasapala expels the poison
harme through the natural channels and the
and clear.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-01-12
THE COURIER

port receive her young callers New Years day and put
sprg of msetoe in her hair.
Maud-And didn't anybody kiss her?
Daisy-No She forgot to take of her hat.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-14
ASSESSMENT NOTICE

NOTICE - nEnElir GIVEN. THAT Ar
~ ameeiinR ol the directors ~ tho isiif@f'
MA eold Mining Company. hold at The ono Ia
ihe s9mrahY IN rait i.sAo CITY. Titan. 0n ~
l.th gay OF August le2i, an aaseasment a. 90
ucl cent per share was levied on the csritsi
stock Of the corporation. PAYABLE a. sttty ,ias.
rom his uatd 10 the secretary, NJ W5arl "a
~ Terra Hook, No.t1 west second Sous strs.t
aals Lase olty, Any stock upon which thi,
octohcr, ls9, VIII DO delinquent and will la
advertised Tor sale NJ public auction uair..
pal meht y made before and Will ne sold Un M
IN Jay o. November, itij. 10 pay Gelin0uont
mscssinente thereon, together with the eotts M
Advertisement and EXPENSES of sale.
W. A. BNhRs,
bccfttarF,
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CoAbirIoss..

i-Adlndieltors vii divide or withhold
lilEea according 10 merit
g-All choHs competing for Nos. sud must
Leadership OF froL RYAN stephens. The win.
ninS choruaes wall also DO required 10 take part
s-W len mere arc more than nyo entire,
preliminary examinations viii be held the
morning OF october 3, Al Assembly Hat
t-seooud. ptiscs WI only DO given when a.
least three have entered composition.
b-ihe decision VI the adiudirAtoTs shall IN
t--Aii priIs competitions shah be the prop.
erty ~ the klst0daiod Committee unless other,
."ssaeesssiui competitor. shall. II required.
RssisiA tue EVENING" Concert
t--NOmnstlN0nH arc oftN 10 ALL regard.
lees OF creed or uAuunaliy,
p-All e0mpeu0g bands VAL form IN a body
ny lso'cock noon, rhurtday, october 5rd At
the Temp oton Hotel, aud march 10 Third
south anu Man sucois, thence east 10 state,
thence norm 70 fifHt south, thence west to
West iomuie. thence north 10 the west cato OF
Temple hiueE. urd viii play the Welah NJ.
lOnai ar "Mnrrh ~ the Non OF Harlem"
tMutr secretary Tor tnus'o furnished grAu.)
l1-lnicudlng comp utpFs must soud their
nance 10 10 the secretary before september isL
\, H. Under NO conditions Will anyone be
allowed to compete unless this rule IA com
Music 10 he had At Coaricr & snelgroye 90,
li.leddfod Headquarters. Main street., salt
Lake Cuy Utnh Ihav viii have tho only
Huthougtd editions Tor these cantesti
tomucutlnps wall be held Thursday after.
noon aul night, october 90, and tie great
Festival viii conclude With a grand concert
tflday night, nrnhfr iln,
t0F further nururulars write,
General -VfIrisTy, John JHmos, salt Lake
CIV, utlh.
socgr rrY for colorado, l.. n. Roberts, 2'B La.
tOin ave, urrFgr
Secretary "a Idsho q u. Davia, Editor Eaier.
yHc MalaI INV,
terrfisrY Tor 49, ominF, James h0wus, Amy.
MANAGER ore n lroGraiu Peter klliotl, salt
Laao cry uiah
special Hates Foin All Points In
Utah, CaIorado, wyoniaE
Aaa Idaho.
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DURsUANT TO An ORDER or SALE
il and decree on foreclosure 70 me directed
BY the Third Judicial District Court OF The
Territory OF Utah. ! thali expose ~ nuhle
sale al the west front door OF nc
county court house tncw city and county
buiidingl In the city % salt iatc, county
of salt LAKE aud Territory 81 Utah, ~
tho Ird day Of october iri, At 10 oc clock an, all
She right. title, elsim AID Interest o. the 90
PENDANTS, William ~, Hammond. Jella q.
hammond ani Y, ". Goldman, OF, In aud 70 Tho
following described real estate, situate, lying
AMI bsinr IN ralt Lake tounty, aud dotcrlbtu
A. follows, tn.witi
All OF lots eighteen tisl and uinaieen un, o.
block two lai ~ Main street, and state rosa
subdivision - lot eighteen usl block eleven
40 five Acre plat A. hlg leli survey, In salt
Lake ConutY, Territory Of utah. =,
To be sold a. tho properly u William "
Hammond Celia q. Hammond and v " Nou'
maj ~ the suit Of William Thomas DC dfoot
NAT NJ. BRIGHAM,
ny l.. l., AnCuiin. 4, 3, Marshal.
Deputy Marshal
Dated september iith, isQi.
a. II sAWfEH. Attorney for PlHinun.
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MARsnAl,s SALE.


pURsUASr To- An ORDER OF sALr
and decree on foreclosure g me dir,eled
by tho Dsiriei Court ~ ihe hifd Judicial
District Of the Territory Of Utah. shall eH
pose ~ public sale, n the wet trent
tnew clly and County hui dingl in the
city n salt lahs, county Of sAlt LAKE. ard
Tslniory Of Jtsh. on the ard dsy Of October
~, A. 70 o'cock ,. m, All TIC right ute'
claim and Interest Of the Oct ndanis iilfum
Inc johnson. kmii n Johufon, Levi q Tone,
Iva {. Cone and tho Pioneer saving. and
loan company. a corporation. Of, ~ and 70 me
following described real estate. situate lying
and being In salt Lake county. aud detcribcl
a. follows TO wits Lots seven "a aud esht ~
In bloch ak lel, Central PARK. a suudNitlon
q lot. ono %, two gl. three tal hnd sai.cm =,
llol, In block foriy.ene an Ten Acre riat a,
hiS field survey. and being pMt o. he
touthwcsi quarter 81 section nineteen W., ~
township one a. south. range one y e.ss oi
salt f.ssc Meridian. In the touny OF sht
Late. Territory % utah. To le sold - me
property Of the fborc named duenuhula.
y tho suit ~ Llmef D. barring A. trustee TOY
the use Of the Pioneer Loan aud llemssieah
association ~ salt Lake city, SAT- lAte toun.
". Territory OF Utah. and the Pioneer loln y
Homestead Association Of sat axe tlV, SAT-
AXE County. 1crritory ~ Utah, corpora
ton.
NAT " BRIGHAM,
a. n NarshAi.
ny I. l., ARcurR. Deputy Marshal 49,.
uAied this slsycnth day o. tepiemler' le'''
A. u. sAwfLii, attorney Tor plaihVh'
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"MORMON"
TABERNACLE
October 3 and & 1885.
Presidents ~ the day, er.Gov. Arthur
l.. Thomas, GOV. caleb W. West.
LCokl TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS
will be givon in prizes.
READ THE FOLLOWING LIST OF
PRIzEs AND CONDITIONS.

l-.for tho best grand chorus Of MIXED voices
loi not more tnan Is nor less than iull, ren,
ueilnE tAl "thu Glorious songs NJ Freedom"
urom pr farry's upori, iilodwcnl (bi''Vai es
~ bostfci." tsiephentl, nrst puGe, 40, gold
,s.n.l % c9nunetori second pfikc. slo0i baton
W tohNurtur. tIhtsc uhoruset may BE- accom-.
OfsanI
--.issl military baud contest quot more than
iNrptf'h yu licrVs nor rs than twenty, "lesl
oNeuutu' lleuinsll, nrat IfiEe SssU; gold
i4rl4i 70 conductor, secoud ifize 4ie, silver
= iio.t naio chorus. ITO Arm.i 10 Armsi'
lDF Pony quot more than forty Volcea nor
zee than thirlll, hrst lrise, illoi second puso,
t-nest ladies chorus. 'rhs Bridal Of the
lludf tIrinlcy MrhArdsl mot more than
thirty yuicea nor lotr than twenty nycl, nrat
puHe, $685. second ptile. AS,
L-hest miscellaneous chorus, THE SUN.
mtr' tGwupu lthuty 10 ihirtT,nve voices
'nhpc ilun restricted % ward rholfu in ciuca
OF afst ana second class, raguiar organizations
in tcttemeutal, urst pfite. sos hat0u IN COM
ructHri fcrnnl puEc. st.s baton 10 conductor
%, goorua 10 he accompanied by piano or
e--isstmaIe qlsi,ette. "Lsorora" tDayissi.
Beet ladies' qasueue. "Bespousc" uiSn.
u,ai duet, soprano and tenor. "s.sy thou
WIZ Me- l7lopuUnsI. so.
s-best tenor solo. - zee Thee. Love. in
Eyery iloser tAbU, "A A nai, glv
ip-hosi soprano solo. -lho separation"
Hosiiuil, iu 8 Fat, so.
IL Best baritone or bass solo, "Cambrian
$40
G-iie,t coniralio solo. "storm aud sun
shine, tDndicY luck, minor. SO.
la-liest harp 500. fia
ls-lest piano SOLO, Last Hope" tGotis.
ehAlk, 40. loptn TO cither sex under II years
Uf ugU.t
ib-.ror the best musical composition suit.
tble 10! male chorus, SIS, composer 70 select
lb--tOriho best poem. subject "Ihe May.
Cover anu mo Landing Of tho lhlgrin
fnlhurs," not more than gpg iineH 1lu.
i--fur the beet national song, "fha Welsh OF
Anorlca,' worus only. IN Eus!ish or Welsh),
Is For the best iinretto, suitable for cAnt,ta,
subject "iho itah i1uncers." 81. utlt pro-
poful o. nave thla Get 10 mualc 10 BE- used ON
finnfcf HIuNefahfiraI
iy--t Or the best historical sketch tpro.el on
tho life ofst David un welsh, 80.
.0-tof thu beat prose on the customs and
so.
gl-for tho bsst recitation. "Ths bells"
fkdgar Allen Poo, s.
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rhlnr. rhat non,l rar.

Keeping too many fowls In contracted
quart ~, with opportunities for oxeluise.
Keeping more breeds than you have
separate runs Tor and can breed In their
strict purity.
Iudiscrminato dosing aud doctoriug
for slight mlmouts that only need carr
aud warm quarter.
Attempting 10 breed 90 q niocty with
out the STANDARD of perfection and iirst
class poultry paper
sending out inferior fowls Tor good
ones, or, In other words, doing business
on the suicidal plan, which kills the
Dealers reputation and throws discredit
ON al Pee fraternity. Poultry Fancier.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS


NOTICE IL HEREBY lCtyEN pY Tuy
~ undermined, John N. Uannon, exfrntsr
OF tho last viii Of Mar Ana Push dsrerfss
IT, the crediofs Of, and All persons havi,s
claims anainsi the sAid deceased 10 eNbu't
them, with the necessary vouchers, within f.s
10 the sad John NJ cannon Al No VI ~
sutuuoh nuildinr, IN salt fako City, IN IL.
county Of salt Lake. Territory Of Utah
Dated September u, l-q5
JOHN " CANNON.
Executor OF the last viii aud tssiamest q,
Mar Ann iugh, deceased.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-14
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

L. 8. Land once. salt Laks CITY, Utah,
August 6. 1873.
COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN ENTERED
~ NJ this ONCE by thomas Nichols against
AHarlah v. huls Jr, for abandoning bis Home,
stead kntry No. luu6l datad December /, 1872,
upon the southeast quarter OF section %, town.
ship touth, range l west In SAT- Lake
county Utah, with view 20 the cancellation
OF said entry, tho said phrues arc hereby sum.
moned 10 appear ~ this once on the lttday o.
october isg5 nj 10 O'Clock a.m.. 10 rcspond
ami furnish testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment BikON GROO. Register
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NOTICE

NorsI1g,as. Us I ~ GIVEN THAT ruv
,Nnn,rhfncd pufsuhnt 10 n rf.ei,,,i ihL
,he Lo.rd o. DIRECTORS. will oHer fusi,n u
we ghest biddsr for cash Mn, III, sic IL
,,n .ste. o. the treasury siocs of 10 ',e.,and
ltinf tullY nnid up. All hid9 fhsr.il sin1k
u.ilitfei " ihe secretary on az H.. ~ D.
HciocE y m 81 We 18th dav of A6r".,"fe
I'M. ass"g,, g, ,li. an,ea ~ . cerunsl chrrt *
lne lsfchlsef viii complete his prfebt.. va
pay the halanec o. The purcttss f.,ts.ss, .ni
~, VI. hlghest bidder therefor snd dssI.llli
lhe pufghs.er thereot board Of DlraSi,,.... y
serves right 10 reject any and Nd hlds ''o's re-
3. II. NiLNNW
secretary q tho Geyser ainlns conp.p, q,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Esialo OF William II. Ryan dsaoaied.
NOTICE ~ HEpEBY GIVEN ny TINS
IN undersigned AdmtnlatrAtor % the ostIts
ut william n, Ryan. deceased, to tue cfcdilor.
OF, anu NJ persons nayluF claims fgtiust ma
tAid dgccatcn, 20 exhibit thom visa tie uorrt.
shfy vouchers, within len months atisf The
nfst publication o. this notice. 10 rho said al.
lnisistrAior ~ Nc. 2H3 seventh hast, SAT- Lake
tity aud IouHty. Territory OF utah.
Datcd september tth, lsNi.
rETEH HANSON,
AdmlnittrAior Of the estate Of william II.
Ryan, deceased.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
% lhe stock holders Of tue sampson Mining
Company held at tho once OF tho
street Cup siairsl. salt Lake City,
utAh on Tuesday, september 10th. 1875, for lilo
election OF trustees and officers OF said
the transaction of such other huInesa NJ
may legally come before said meeting
roua open between 0Ocock 4. m, and .
O'Clock y. ~, Of SAID day liy order OF tho
Company.
H. @. SMITH, Secretary.
SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH, Aug ", lsg5
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


LtiAio OF Joieph @. Uuiler Dcoeaiod
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN ~ THE
~ uudersigned, administrator " the estate
OF Joseph O. utlur, deceased 10 the creditors u
and all PERSONS having claims against the sad
deceased, 10 exhibit them with the noccssafy
vouchers, within ten months after the fret
publication % this notice, to the said admins.
tra'or at VI Main street IA salt Lake CITY aud
County. Utah crritofy.
Dated september tth, 1875.
THOMAS H. CUTLER.
Administrator Of the estate Of Joseph u.
Cutler. deceased.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
E,la,o of LouIs stern. deceased.

Estate OF Loum stern, deceased.
NOTICE IL HEiEBY GIVEN ny THE
~ undcrtigncd. administrator Of the estate
OF tuuia rteTn. deceased. 10 tho cred.
itofa OF and III persons having claims against
Tie said dUeeatcd, TO exhibit them with
the necessary voushefs. within four months
alter the bret publication OF this notice,
70 The said administrator at IS Commercial
BLOCK, IN the City and County OF salt LlEe.
dated August .sth. l-la.
JOHN y. HANSEN,
Administrator OF the estate OF Louis stern,
deceased.
ALEx ASDER MoMAsTER. Attorney for Ad.
miniatrAtOr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-14
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Islato OF Herman Kahn, DeoeAloI

EHTHEV OF HVFIHHH hHHn1 HVVVH9VUs
NOTICE u HEREB1 GIVEN ny TIE
~ undcrtEned. administrator OF tho
estate OF Herman Kahn, deceased,
TO tho creditors OF. aud all norions hAy.
ing claims against tho SAID deceased. TO exhibit
thvm with the necessary vouchers, within four
months after Tho iirst publication Of this no.
lice, 20 the said administrator, Al hia once
No. $50 Constitution Building salt LAKE CITY,
In the County OF sAlt Lake, Utah Territory.
JOIN 81. CANNON.
Administrator OF tho estate Of Herman
Kahn, Deceased.