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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-08-04

Net decrease ......................S COZ, 205 90
In analyzing the figures shown in the
footings of the digest, it would appear that
the increased value Of city property and
the decreased value of property outside of
the city were large and suggestive; but
when st Is remembered that the property
embraced in the territory extending from
Anderson street to Twelfth street has been
included in the value of city property this
year. and deducted from the valuation of
county land to the extent of over $4,000,
1t will make the increase of city values
about $250,0O0 for the past year for i'm
provements on real estate principally, and
the decrease in the value of lands about
$500. 600.
This decrease in the value of the lands
of the county will be readily appreciated
when it is remembered that the cultiva-
ton of rice lands, the most valuable and
precarious of the county's real estate, has
almost ceased in this section, there being
now only about two or three plantations
devoted to that culture. The increase in
stock in trade speaks well for our mer-
chants and proves the reaction that is
slowly but surely coming to stay.
Bank stocks and investments in build
ing and loan associations, together with
bonds and household effects, have not yet
fully recovered from the depression of the
past two years, and the severe weather
of last winter played havoc with the cat
tie OF our Farmers. IL may not De anllss
here to call attention to the items of cat
tie, horses, etc, valued at about $4,000,
for city and county. A careful eXamina-
ton OF the digest will show that about
$4,000 of this amount is owned by resi-
dents of the city, leaving bat $1,000 for
ownership in the county, and the advo-
Gates OF the mo fence" will readily see
that it would be a great economy to pur-
chase and destroy the cattle rather than
spend annually the large sum to repair
the damages done our drains by species
of property from which the county derive
such a small revenue.
The value of shipping and tonnage in
our port has steadily decreased from $780,,
900 in 1893 to 5000. 900 in 1885, in spite of the
the purchase of many new boats by our
tow boat, pilots and transportation conn
panies, and the loss may be attributable
10 the unsettled state of affairs in the
Central Railroad Company, and it's annex,
the Ocean Steamship Company.
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The charge of perjury against ex-Police-
man c. NJ Malpheus, preferred by John j.
Foley, on which no bill was found by the
grand jury, did not grow out of the affair
at the Savannah, Florida and Western
railroad wharves about two months ago.
but was brought on account of a statement
said to have been made in police court by
Malpheus that Foley and several other
parties endeavored to rescue a prisoner
named Cody from him. The two cases
have no connection with each other Elk
Policemen Malpheus and O'Nef are both
indicted in the city court on charges of
assault and battery.
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CITY COURT CRIMINALS.
Five of Them Disposed of in Various
Ways.

Ways.
The city court had the usual run of
Saturday criminals yesterday, but the
docket was gone through with by u
o'clock Laura Cuthbert, who was sent
up from the police court for stabbing Lila
West on July %, was given twelve months
on the chain-gang.
Robert Holmes, who was arrested in
row with William Tolbert and James Will
Jams, was found guilty Of carrying con-
cealed weapons and sentenced 10 pay
fine of $25 and costs or spend three months
on the chain-gang.
Richard Clinton, who was sent up from
the recorders court as a Vagrant, was
given two months on the gang. John
Graham and w. Carter, also sent up as
Migrants, were sentenced to pay a fine
of So each or spend one month on the
chain-gang.
William Mongin, an escaped convict
who was sent to the gang for four months
on April p for larceny from the house
and who escaped on May %, was given
three months in addition to his former
sentence.
The young man who stole the bicycle
from the photographer, .. /. Waters
and pawned it at Muhlberg's for s., was
declared guilty of larceny from the house
and sentenced TO pay a fine of s25 and
costs or spend three months in jail. His
fine was not paid yesterday, and it looks
now as if he would have to spend the
time in jail.
In the superior court yesterday a final
| decree was taken in the cases of Charles
] Jemdal and others against the Whining
/ ton Island Pleasure and Improvement
/ Company, and Horace Rivers and Charles
! II. Dixon. The decree was in accordance
with the verdict Of the jury which was in
favor Of the defendants, allowing them
/ to keep the fences across a certain prom
enade which was laid out according to
1 a plan of number of lots on Wilmington
/ Island. several of which We're sold to the
/ plaintiffs.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-06

,bete the miuiaiy ttackcd nrm'
and bsiug 1ltmisfcu, th7 ioys W nlut'
ably assisted by tho people, comm 'heeu
the work Of decorating the graves uh
dor the speoial charge OF sergeant
Davisand Cofporai Anirrs0u, at the
ronrlusi1u Of which the tage mOuhlf
an an the nprea q zee 81 miniature
gardens, The swert voices ~ n bcNJ
~ iaif ladies could ls heard singing
tic rymn "Amefica," which touohea
Inc hsnrts Of all. Lieulonants Hantnn
and Jubuson each addressed the poo
rlo i'm BRET but appropriate and nltlnE
remarks, In wbIol these gentlemen
tulo.Z u The martial dead.
A nung escort was then detailed IN
charge Of Corporal Anterior, and the
regulation military salute rendered
over the grave " Private VIM, w.
Lil,leiield tlato Of Mormon baiiali1nl
tho only soldier uttered IN our GENE.
t,fy, The bentdiction having heen
rfIcfcd, Musician Talbot sounded
Ulats,D which concluded tho ceto'
monies a. the graveyard, =,
The people dispersed feeling well
! ulrased with the exercises i0f ami In
| behalf OF our loved ones. Company
l. retraced thelt steps TO town,
realizing that they had done
,hrlr duty 10th a. soldiers and cill'
| Eeus. Arriving upon the parade the
company were inspeole', driiled Ia tue
| manual OF arms, and pnuiicly pstaied
in the presence Of an admiriDg con-
course u people.
Tnus came to a happy aud pleasing
| termination the fret Observance u
"Memotial Day" ever held Ia this
part OF our Territory, which will long
lie fsm.mbered by all the people.
Captain Dunning, In behalf OF Co. w.,
! y, q. u, feel to tender the thanks Of
| tho company for the abie assistance
rendered by Bishop Willis and counsel
ofs, and TO the ladies' especially, tot the
happy success attained Ia the Obsetv'
Auco OF "MemOtlai Day" Tor all the
p,Oule felt 10 embrace tue opportunity
when presented 10 honor MI occasion
] Of this kind, especially In which tue
I spirit o. patriotism anu love 81 country
! was paramount.
JUHN NJ. DuSStSu,
Captain National Guard VI Utah.
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Il And decree Of foreclosure 10 me directed
Gy the Dtstrlrt court OF the Third judicial dis.
uIcI ~ the Territory OF Utah. shall expose
At public sale, at west front door OF the county
Court house. In tho city Of salt Lake, County
OF salt Lake, and Territory Of uAh, on tho
.blh day OF June, l7l1, at ~ O'Clock Al. all tue
Tght, title, claim and interest OF Margaret
- " Raleigh kucEsOn Of, in, and TO the fol.
lowing described Heal EstutD, to wit
a part of lot four tN, block twGnty'tN t3Gl,
plAt"E," salt Lake ttiy guryey, commencing
~ the southwest corner ot said lot four lU,
running theuue north q deg. west along Cen.
ire HtUrt. three 90 rods ten and onr fourth
uu'.l tcbt, thcuce east eight and niue' ttnths
lsH.lYI rods TO east boundary line OF sad lot
thence suuth "a deg east along SAID b0un dairy
Inc three 90 rods ten and ono fourth tlui }
feet, 10 the southeast corner ot said lot, thence
west eight and uino 'tenths Is y'l0) rods TO the
place ~ beginning, together with building.
aud improvements thereon. NOins situated ~
the county OF salt Lake, aud Territory OF
Utah,
To be sold at the property OF Margaret A
Raleigh EuckIon AZ tue suit Of Frances A
ucuuis.
Terms OF sale. cash.
NAT. NJ. BRIGHAM,
a.. + Marshal
JOHS u. CuMNOCE,
deputy Marshal.
Dated At salt Lake city. June an. los.
| joins N, CANNuH,
| Attorney Tor plaintiff
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PIONEER MONUMENT.
The Plrs, Ward Of 81, George Do.
mates.
SOUTHERN uran's TEMPLE CITY.
Tho Residents of suanJ Dixie DO MOI
Forget their fricnl and LEADER
brigham Young.

CARD FRoM the Fiur PREsiDENof
salt Lake CITY, Jan. %, 1926.
Notice 10 hereby given that oon'rI'
hutit M to the monument to DO ereetel
In Salt lake City In memory o.
Brigham Young and the pioneers VIII
hereafter, aud until further notice, be
acknowledged through tue columns OIL
the DEsEHEr NEWS. II Is expected
that agencies for the oollso1ion Of funu'
Tor this worthy purpose will DO e''no
lished In each ward In all tho Stakes
and that said iunds, with the list vi
name. Of the contributors, will be Tor
warded o. frsquentlys, convenient TO
Heber NJ. Wells. secretary VI the Brig
ham Young Memorial Associasion,sh'
Lake CITY, who will see that same are
properly acknowledged In tho manner
stated. We earnestly hope that tue
people will RESPOND generously Anu
promptly 10 this call sc that II possible
the monument may DO completed
dedicated and unveiled to the public
by tho 9Th day of next October.
wILFOHD Woodbury.,
GEORUE q. CANNON,
JOsEpm h. SMITH,
Flint Presidency Of the Church oil
Jtsus Christ Of Latler.day saints.
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NARsHAus SALE.

DyRsUAST 10 AZ ORDER or SALE
4 Aud decree % foreclosure 10 me directed
District Of tho icrntofy Of Utah 1 shall cx.
pufs At cubic sale. ~ tho west front door ~
The County Court House, IN the city % SAT-
Wan on tho ..th day ~ June, isli. ht ~
o'cIuk m,, an tho right tue, claim and ntsrest
" lislor Dung aud Nilato II, Young. uscst
thc last viii of Henry McEwan. deceased,
siduoy W, uafkc, ~ administrator 81 The
estate u Thomas +. shelton, decreased, sidney
william FULLER. deceased, Hirhhrd ". Young.
trustee, James AHhmhn, William q. MhrEutt4,
J y. Walton. James ~ coehrAnc, iloury
BETH Daus, stats nauE ut Utah, a corpora
ton, Paul a, hlkius, Louisa Smith, Ellen
smi.h. aud Utah Commercial and saw.
| t. tho fdilowinr described real and
personal property tD'Wt hCing portion Of
the east halt " lot two t!. block three iil,
/ At point tgo hundred aud seventy nyo ts1sl
| feet north ~ NE southeast corner or aali
/ lot two 90. thence running west n'o tsl
| rods, thence north twontysnyc l!1l feet,
| thence east i've o. fgds thence South twenty
| lyc ,l3I tert, ~ place % beginning, rcscrNinE
a nsht Of way over ten 90 foot AicyWay on
allcywAy on the west part ~ tho above de.
| tCTiuVd property. being situated In The city
aud county OF saIt Lake aud Territory Of
| Utah,
Also note In words aud nsurcs a. follows
salttasc city. Utah. May 10th, I.9i.
! one year after date, without grace, We oi
| either 81 w. promise 10 pay 10 tue ordcl
| ~ iicbyt Young, for Nalue received
| eight hundred dollAra, payable NJ ral
] lAkr CITY without dotAlvaton or dis
| count, interest one Per cent per month ffuu
! date before AMI after Judgment, payable
| monthly 10 tho interest he not paid Ha supu.At
/ ed. Iuu legal holder nf this nutH may declare
| the pTInrtpal due aud proceed uy law 10 fccuN
! or both principal and intorcst
lslgI Ms g., tuhiHtlNNslN,
t-lg GrNIILA NultsttANsHS.
10 be- sold A. the property OF liubtt louni
! and Nllate a. Nuuug, OsCAr n, Young, Agnrl
! MCIWan a. tlo cheyuifiN % tho lasI VIII @
Henry McEwan, deccMel. sidney W
narku ~ administrator oi the cstato q
Thomas J. shelton, deeeated. sidney W
Darau ~ AdmInisuAtor Of TIC cstlto Of Wi
liam Fuller, deceased, lhchaTd ". Young
trustee james Ashmau, william g, NAfsctts
j. j. Walton, james II. tochranc, hcur
llcisor, Margaret Wilson, Adam hpiorA, EltA
bclh b, DAVIS, state nAnk OF utah, corpora
ton. Paul a, Klaus. Louisa smith, File
smith and ttau Commercial And Saving
Hank, q corporation, at the suit Of U. II
Pctut
Terms OF sale. Cash, ......
NAT 81. BRIGHAM.
u, r. Marshal.
ily JOuS ~. CuMNuCk,
Deputy Marshal.
Dated At salt lake CITY. June AN. lsJs.
| JOus ~, CANNOS,
| Attorney tor Plaintiff.
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IRusIfE,s sALE NOTICE.

NIvHEREAs. FWEU MANOL AND IDA
w Mayol hia wife, 81 the county % salt
deed ~ ttusI dhtsd March 10, 4. -. 1871, and
recorded March IN, 4. u. l-li, iu book "t AZ,
pages $50 aud go Of the records u The unlrU %
the recorder uf dceta of sat lhto COUNTY,
Utah Tctfitory, convey 10 william n. DnIv ~
trustee tho following described real C|iaiu
situate IN tho city and cuunty % salt lake,
Territory Of ttAu, 10 vii Part lot one .lI,
block cEhly.onc l-p, plat \, stlt Lake ,.y
survey Begiuuiug ais rods north % The SOUTH
rast corner Of Haid lDt one %, ana ruuHus
thence norIh three aud one halt CD rode
and one half 90 r0is. thence east cIgli LEI
rods TO beginning whith SAID conveyance va
made IN trust to secure 10 the urltg 20 iit
Lombard iuycstmcnt Company thc payment
OF the said irUd Mayors ana LA MayIIH Duu
promlssIty uu'c Tor thc prin lrhlstm Of -t'rn'
teen hundred Dollars l,iuul Que and uAFaHIo
on Tic iirst dAy 81 MAIch, \. u. I.Ii. with inter.
ct thereon from tho date thereof A. the rate
of siN pur cent prr hnnum pal auit ftml'
| annually on tho ilist days Of hhfuh aud rep.
tender " each and every year, a. evidenced
bf interest coupon nutcs attached ln aul Iirlu.
| ripal uot1 And Of even date herewith.
| Whereas, -1id decd of trust PROVIDES mss
/ or auy part thereof, then ~ thu option 40 ihn
| lugAl holder Of sad note tho slli trustee
| shAil uuou the npplCauuuu % SAID legal holder
eel aud dispose OF tho above described PROV.
| sfty, after giving 80 days notice 81 NWe,
| terms and place OF sale 10 TIE manner M shl
| decd uf lrIst described preference 20 WlIUh
1
| purpose " paying said note, all inicf'.. que
| thereon, together with the costs and cAptuH"
| OF executing tbs trust Ana
| Where's, sad uoto fell due on March l.i,
| A. 70. i-lI, aud default in payment uI s'No
/ has continued ever since that date ana SUI
! continues, Aud by reason thereof mo piy'thl
! lsyal holder OF SAID mole has requested lN'
| uRdursigued trustee 10 make fale o. f'll prem
| iscs Tor tue purposes herein set toTlh .
| SOW. therefore notice 10 hereby FN,u uA'
| /, the uudatslgutd William a. Dale, iru.l'ei
al tue rcquostuf the lcgal holder aud owner nt
| said note, under Aud by yirtuu OF mo power
! aud authority In mo vested, Will on ralutNN {.
tho sgth day Ot june, 4, u, 1880, 81 tho uu'I n1
10 O'Clock "a IN, Of said day soll tAl ANg'g
described properly AMI az The righ1 vNg An4
| equity Of redemption OF tho salu ftel NNol
aud Ida Mayoi his wife, their heir aui hs''rus
therein. for the highest GHd best ptlgc 'lWe
| will bring In cash, At tho south tfnht unoI a.,
the county Court Mouse ttity anu N9uuW
building IN the Cily aud County OF SAT- LAA',
Territory ot Utah. Tor tho purpose OF lAl..,s
SAID note with the cost OF expenses OF 'N''N'
inE tuis trust . 49,. .,,b a..
VI ""'' a. - WILLIAM II. DALE,
Trustee
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Tho People Of the Territory OF Utah send
10 I. i. Gistt. rhoma. q. shesrm,n aud Nlrs.
Iimlra -hcarman, bis vile, water u. Love
and Emma D. Lowe his VIE, gilbert l.
thamUrrIaln, and Annie N thamherlalus
hiswfe. e. ". y Guniih AVID irl4eulh y
UInitn. his wife, LOUIS q Parsons anu
Mfs Louis B. PaUsons. the National bans
Of tho Hgpghilc. corporation u, q. C9l.
" and Mrs. y. " lo,h.' ~ we, ana vac
porauUu, Parker A Dcpuc. a corporation,
tagah ~ Oiuapn, dcfeudanr'
YOU AhE HLKEHY EIut lrGu 10 AP.
pear 10 an action brought agsinsf you "
tlu Above named plsiuuh IN thu District Court
% tie laird JadleiAl uisuict 81 thO icffilOfL
u Utah. and " answer no complaint hlel
ihorein within ten dAysteNcirsivr Ut tho dAr OF
s,fyieel after tie service GA you ~ TINS
suHm0hs-if served within this COUNTY or.u
served oct OF this county. but IN ulis district
days-or Judgment hy default viii be iaEen
sEainst you. according 10 the PRAYER OF SAD
Thl, aciion IL brought 10 have juigmcnt
nFainsi defendant hiAtt, In sum o. itstp. Win
Interest A. isn p.r con- pcr anng@' , .539 nv.
tembcr =, l,'i' tor w tsNc. Mu " A't ,il
90 two certain prumisaury notes, executed "
defendant lliAu 60 plmnuut JOHNSTON a.
| Ellen v, Margaret and iiosaline 1ibson.
March II, 1894. eAcn for $40. with Interest
from date, ~ ten per cent. per annum-same
| being due ana wholly unpaid save so and
interest TO september ID. i1ql said John.
| Elica 4. and Mafgifet Uibson, HAVING since
| icrumo Of age. aud duiy assigned their inter
osts In sid notes 10 plaintiffs, VINO Hr" now the
owners thereof. said notes being secured BY a
| mortgage Of even date on premises hereinafter
| desgf iUat, executed by said HIATT, 10 said
! Johnston NJ guardian, 10 have the usual de.
/ cree ~ THE court Tor tho foreclosure Vt said
] mortgage aud safe Of SAID premises, aiiudFing
I that proceeds u such sale be applied IN pay
/ meut ~ amounts dun ~ above that defend
! ants aud alI pcfspu1 claiming under them DO
] barred and forcvloscd 81 AL clam or equity u
| redemption m said premises. that plalntira
l hayc q deficiency Judgment AGAINST defendant
| HAT and Tor other tuucf. rAid premises are
] described a. follows, toNit Az % lot =,
/ block 1, i've acre plat a, hiz field survey,
/ situate in salt isAHo County, uthh Territory
Aud you arc hereby nOtled that " you iau
| tn appCAr and answer The said complaint a.
| Above required, the said piaiuuh Will arpy to
| the court Tor the relief demanded therein
/ wines the lion. samuel 4. Merritt, judge,
| hnd tho sea. ~ the district COur1 ut
! tho 1hlfd Judicial District IN and
| tsuAL.l Tor the Territory Ot Utah, TITS 5tli
day ufsfehruAfy, In the year Of our
| lord one thousand eight hundred
aud ninrtvsftve.
DANtbC &. DUNBAR, Clctk.
] Nv OEouGr D. Looms. Deputy tiUrA.
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SUMMONS.
In the District Court tu and for the Ttlri
Judicial - street of utth Territory
County of salt Lake
Alice Aftlla nancy. rIalnI1 W Rilph DAllcy
LNL.m.LuL

NNNtNNANh
Tic people ~ the Territory ~ ttah send
rrceiiuz t1 RALPH bailey, defendant
YOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO ~.
j pesrin an action brought AGAINST you
~ the above named plHinuu ~ the District
Court OF thc Third Judicial b'trict OF the
Territory 81 ltah, and Go answer the Gem
paint flUd thVrrin within ten inys Conclusive
" the day of soryiceI sitter he service on 1ou
u thia summons. u served within this oouniyi
NJ. 10 served out Of ithIs county, but en- this
District within twenty iays. otherwise within
forty iAyaaur judgment OBJ default viii he
tAtuu against you, according 10 tho prayer OF
aaid complaint
Tho sad action ~ brought 70 have decree
OF thts court dissolyiug NO bonds Of matri'
mony rNisuHg between plaiuuu and defend
sud control " the MINOR cmld, issue Of said
marriage, Adludsing mat defendant pay g.
plalnur nuuthiY Ia adyAucI during poudency
~ this acton. the sun ut p for eaen hud
r.rry uuath from date 20 nling complaint
herein. rsuulrius defendant TO nay plntnun
attorney tlul rnunsei tee, and Tor other rohoi
PRAYED on tho rrUuni that tor more than one
YEAR last pact. defendant has failed O. provide
tor piatutn thH common u'0casnrics ot ltfe
having thr ability 90 TODD
Andy0u are hereby nnttned that " YOU fan "a
apupaf and answer thu SAID complaint ~ above
TsguIrrd. tho sati plAiuNn VIII apply 10 tho
soirt Tor che 10 lei demanded tnefcin.
Witness. the Hon. tAmucl a, Merritt, inf .,
and the sual ~ the niatrict Court Of
ne Third Judicial District. In anl
(srLLl Tor tho Tcrdtnry 81 Titan, this In
daY Of Aput.in me year Of our lord
one bousaui eight hsndryn aud
NAV bAVip G. DUNBAR, CLERK.
II. g. tANEr, attorney tor p.linth'
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MARsHAL's SALE


DURsUANr TO Az ORDER OF SALE
A aud docree on foreclosure TO mo diTecto Il
~ the Third luficiM district court uf tho
Territory " jtah. shall expose Ht public sale,
~ the west fr0ut door " the county court
house (ucw city ami county buildlngl 10 the
city u Nalt Lake, county Of salt Lake, snd
Territory Of Van, on tho 18th day Of June
lHlA, ~ ~ O'Clock u, NJ, all tho right. utlu
claitn and interest ~ 4 NJ James, Guprro n.
uAnncld, Mccormick 6sCOmpAny. Mrs. ~. n.
Daggitt and Allison, cray y tomphny o. In
Hud TO tho following described real estate
situate, lying ndbeing m salt Lako CITY aud
County Utah Territory, and described as
follows, TO Wit
Commencing At point oiFht 90 rods west
from the northeast corner Of lot ain co. In
hl0ds sixteen tlbl, plat q, Salt Lake city sur,
yey, and running thenc0 west four 90 rods.
thence south niuo 90 rods, thence east four az
TOdt, thence north uluo 80 rods, 10 the place oi
beginning, and containing thirty sH square
TOuH NJ ground.
TO be sold 40 tho property Of A. 81. JAnos el
al, at the Hult Of Peter u. briAeu.
Terms Of sale cash,
NAT NJ. BRIGHAM,
q. q, Marshal,
By l.. l.. ARCHER,
Deputy Marshal
Dated NAV 70, ls96
CIV, MORSE, Attorney for PlAinuR,
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In tho Probate court IN aud Tor salt Lake
county, Territory OF bIah,
order 10 show uAusr why order Of sala u real
estate should rot 10 made.
In tho matter Of tho estate Of John n. Rumol,
deceased,
TUsrANE 49, lAlkMAN, THE ADMIN.
" lstragnr uf the estate ~ Iohn II, Kumsl,
deceased, hNvisg rIui hia pUttion hertin, duly
verified, prayiuE TOR nu order Of hnl0 ~ AL
tho real estate ~ SAID dgredrnt, fur tho pur.
poses therein frI fHIta, itls therefore ordered
10y the Judge of sad ,uurt, that ell persons
Interested 10 Ihe estate % faii deceased,
appear before .fH said Probate Court on
"Wednesday. fNr .Fi day % July. ispN,
~ DO u'rllrs n Che forenoon ~ saii
day, 10 Coo H aIE IuHu 'i sslu Probate
Cont, 90 tUy Count. Court ulrsg, n tu0 city
aud county uf r.. Lake, Utah Territory, 10
chow rausu wiz Hu order shnu. d not lc
granted fu ilr Ha.A administrator, 10 col 90
much oi Che rHN, ustlg0uf thu Hlld decreased 10
pubic ur private colo 1a rhall be- necessary,
HUu that copy 90 fH.s order 10 uublrhrd Ht
least our furHrHsINr weeks IN the nIALuET
lyENlNU HEws, t newspaper printed aud
published M rHi civ nuu county,
Dated June itH, lsii
.. g. MCSALfN,
Probate Judge,
wlpDELL 4 ApAus. attorneys Tor admin
lHtTAtuT