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New-York tribune., 1895-12-24

IAN ARTISTS MODEL

Another London Gaie;y thing was brought for
safl hy one OF Mr George Edwardcs's companies
under the direction OF Messrs. Al Hayman and
Charl-s Frohman. at the Broadway Theatre last
iighi Those who are responsible for iis concoc-
ton called il a comedy. with music IN Two hc,s
sAd gave IL An Artists Model az title. The
eennlii0n b. az correct as the tabled one or me
french Acsdemican was OF lobster but sinct 'he
sp~ech toward England and ali things English
perhaps 10 Will be best not 10 discuss this la'est
arroni To American taste and decency Let u he
referred 10 a High Commission OF Three. In Lon
don An Artists Model" Is said 20 be success .
bui there lis nanity atoned for by the talent or
Marie Tempest Isetiie Lynd and other clever peo-
han
New-York tribune., 1895-12-24
WILLIAM II. MONTANYE.

William H. Montanye died at his home. No. 80
West Eighty-eghth-st. last evening. He was born
in this city seventy-four years ago, and had always
lived here He served in Company B, 7th Regi-
ment during the Civil War. and was member OF
the eth Regiment Veterans Association At the
time OF his death Mr.. Montanye second wee
president of the Irving National Bank. and mem
Der Of the firm of William II. Montanye q Co..
coffee merchants at No CS Barclay-st. h is sur
vived by a family OF grown-up sons and daughters.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-24
THE FINANCIAL SITUATION.
WHAT is NEEDED.

From The Boston Advertiser.
The first. the most urgently needed he most hope
fl, Dotental action, must be In the line OF securing
revenue Tha, can be done in two ways-by bin
providing for the issue OF low-rate, short-term
bonds of small denominations 10 De offered in open
market Secondly, by the prompt passage
OF such amendments TO the present tariff law as
win both increase the customs revenue and put
n.rempfOry stop TO the sacrifice OF American indus
irv In the interest OF British competitors.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-24

Assemblyman Patrick J. Kerrigan died in Savan-
nah yesterday morning. He was on a trip South FOR
his health He had been III with the grip for about
two months and his recovery retar ed by com
pcation OF troubles. The immediate cause OF d'ath
heart disease and dropsy Mr. kerrigan was
foreman in the Street Cleaning Department Wnen
he elected to the Assembly from the old AiAth
District in 1893 on the Tammany ticket lie was
defeated in 1894 but was reelected from the new
XVIIth Assembly District at the last election ne
vas thrty-one years old and lived at No. 40 west
Fifty-sixth-st
New-York tribune., 1895-12-24
MISS MINNIE PALMER'S REAPPEARANCE
THE WEATHER REPORT.
A Low BAROMETER GENERAL.


Washington. Dee 23The pressur, ias fallen during the
hours all parts the country except
depression Of depth central Assnoba Centres
OF high exist the Middle Pacific and South
lantc The temperature has risen In the North
west and has fallen Texas Little change has
elsewhere Light rains reported Central Mississippi
and Ohio valleys and the lower Lake region. Fair and
slightly warmer weather Is indicated for the South At
lantc and partly cloudy weather Middle North
Atlantic States Conditions remain somewhat unsettled In
the Central Mississippi and onto valleys and occasional
showers indicated these districts and the Lake
regicn Fair weather will prevail west Of The Mississippi
with slightly higher temperature.
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.
For Tennessee and Kenurky partly cloudy and threat
ening weather with light rains central and western
portions southery winds. becoming variable.
For Illinois light rains In the southern fair and warm
in northern portion. variable winds becoming south
ery.
For New England and Eastern New York. partly cloudy
weather. preceded 10y light showers In
portions In the early mornng; southweserly winds.
For Eastern Pennsylvania, cloudy and threatening
weather with occasional showers southwestery winds
For District OF Columbia. New-Jersey, Delaware and
Maryland. partly cloudy Weather possibly with light
showers light southerly winds
For Western Pennsylvania. Western New West
Virginia and Ohio. showers variable winds. becoming
southwesterly.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-24
Mr. WARREN ACCEPTS THE C4LL.

Salem Mass Dec D.-The Rev. Harry VI. War
ren has decided 10 accept the call 10 the Central
Park Baptist Church, OF New-Nork. rendered 10 him
about a month ago. and has resigned the pas'orate
OF the Central Bap;si Church here 10 take effect
the end OF January.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-24
NOTES or THE STAGE.

The first general rehearsal OF oscar Hammer
stems new opera-bollet. marguerite" occurred
Yesterday on the stage of the Olympia Music Hall.
He expects TO produce il there about the middle OF
next month.
The Empire Theatre Company reappeared in New
York last night at the Harlem Opera House play
ing The Masqueraders.' The stage of the Colur-
bus Theatre Is occupied this week by play dealing
with iIfe on the East Side of the city and entitled
"A BOwery Girl
The Garrick Theatre has been offered by Richard
Mansfield and Stuart Robson, who opens his New
York engagement on January G. TO George S. Rob
inson for benefit on Friday afternoon January 10.
meodrama with numerous startling and sensa-
tiona scenes, called Northern Lights" was played
for the first time in this city at the American
Theatre last evening.
At the Grand Opera House last night Human
ity." a melodrama which has previously been seen
at another theatre in town. was enjoyed by
large audience 1T will be continued through tho
week
The programme at the Irving Place Theatre for
Christmas Day has been changed At the matinee
Blumenthal & Kadelburg's farce comedy 'Zwe
Christmas night. the first performance of Die Fle
dermaus' Will take place
MISS MINNIE PALMER'S RE4PPEAR4NCE.
Syracuse Dec 23.-At the Weting opera House
tonight Miss Minnie Palmer, after an absence in
Europe OF three years, began an American tour ap-
pearing i'm a comedy y-opera called The School Girl"
evident that this sprghtly actress has not been
forgotten. for there large audience that gave
her an enthusiastic greeting As the performance
there many encores and frequent cur
tain calls. The School Cir" is In three acts The
laid in house the Hudson. in a young
lades' academy and i'm a ballroom The cas-, in
Guided William Gin. who made his first appearance
on the stage in seven years; Richard Gorman Jenny
DickersOn and William Wilson.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-24
WHAT CONGRESS SHOULD DO.
From The Irdianapolis Journal

In resDonse 10 the panicky message OF the Presi-
dent the House should. without delay, pass a bill
yvhich shall contain two provisions. One of these
should BE- a provision for the issue OF a limited
amount OF short-time gold bonds In denominat ions
~ tig0 and It's multi les. TO be placed the home
market as a popular loan. The other part OF the
,nsasure should wipe G. the more runous features
-, the present ad valo. tariff and substitute for
tbem specific duties which viii insure larger and
constant revenue.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-24
TIE TRIBJNES TRIBUNE.
rHE ANARCHY OF ADVERTISING.

From The Fourth Estate, Dec. Il. 1895.
The New-York papers in the throes OF sign
board advertising. The conservative. Tribune
f. represented by a really beautiful poster OF a
Roman soldier with both his hands held up In
disapprOval Of and horror modern methods.
YATESS FIRST ESSAY
From The Newspaper Maker. Dec. H. 1885
The last appearance the bilboards OF the
elevated railroad II The Tribune, whose terra Gotta
representation OF Roman tribune Is at once APP
propTiate. artistic and attractive.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-24
HIS MISTAKE WAS TATiL.

Moses Terry. seventy-six years old. of Southod.
on Sunday night swallowed a quantity Of ammonia
for cider and taken seriously III that he died
Yesterday afternoon. II is known that he selected
Inc ammonia bottl. for the cider bottle by mistake,
bur how II happened that he did not detect his mis-
take by the odOr Of the wrong bottle Is not clear
New-York tribune., 1895-12-24
A DEMOCRATIC VIEW.
From The Baltimore Herald.

From The Baltimore Herald
Mr. Cleveland does not expressly reiterate his
recommendation In favor of the permanent retire
nent of the greenbacks and Treasury notes. but he
ucvert heless allows this to be inferred being his
nlau 10 check the raids and meet the growing diff
cutief of the Government Prior TO last Tuesday
the plan might have been feasible. although. with
he revenues ample to meet expenditures. the
sitv for lis adoption would not have arisen. Now
however II IL exceedingly doubtful whether IL will
avail the country for Congress 10 follow the sug-
gestion
New-York tribune., 1895-12-24
SCARLET FEVER on LONG ISLAND.

The primary department of the Union School in
Southampton Long Island has been closed by
let fever which has again become prevalent IN the
place. The Sunday y-schoOis were closed yesterday
and the Christmas exercises were postponed The
c8ses reported are IN the families Of william ID. Hal
W. William Enoch.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-24
THE DUKE OF LEEDS.

London, Dec. 23-George Godolphin Osborne ninth
Duke of Leeds died this morning at his seat Horn
by Castle Bedale Yorkshire. after months illness
1872
New-York tribune., 1895-12-24
SHOULD PROCEED DELIBERATELY

There IL immediate danger of the impairment
,f IN. credit of the United States, and II another
bond issue Is necessary TO replensh the gold
III the bonds be issued Congress should, however,
go no further i'm the direction OF financial legislation
until the matter has been fully discussed and its
nroiable effects carefully considered
New-York tribune., 1895-12-24
Relleious Notices.

'~>s>>"~~~~~>-
CHRISTMAS EVE CONCERr-ST BARTHOI ,OMcw-s
MISSION a2d-st, 3dave.-ro night. col. HADIry
reads Miss WkAY and King Daughters slns: chorus "a
male voices Welcome Great supper and sonr ssrS
ice Friday evening. ~"
New-York tribune., 1895-12-24
IMMEDIATE ACTION NEEDED.
From The Chicago TRIBUNE.

Congress ought to lose time In strengthening
the Treasury situation. thai shall be pre-
pafed 10 face with eQuaninty the financial -esponsi
bities OF either war or peaca-
New-York tribune., 1895-12-24

NEWINGTON-Ov Monday December a
IsQ. by the Rev william Faunce. Margaret bossreus,
daughter John c. Overhiser TO Harry Aattne~
NeWn
New-York tribune., 1895-12-24
5petial Notites.


The Friends OF the Hon. Seth Low, LII. d.
A.. invited Inspect the nne lfe-size halfength
oil portrait cf him. by CONANT at Rockwood's Gallery.
l,iD Broadway t4Oth ST. ground floor.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-24
MARRIED.

All saurages sold by DEERFooT FARM are mado
~ the farm Of dairy fed pig pork
New-York tribune., 1895-12-24

The hensicO Cemetery. located the Harsfa
Railroad ride from the Grand Central
Depot Ofioe 10 East 42d st.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-24
DIED.

Notices Of marriages and deaths must DO tn'
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-24
POStOfiice Notice.

JOhannis.
King Of Natural Table Waters.
Sold Everywhere.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-24

The Garrick Theatre has been offered by Richard
Mansfield and Stuart Robson, who opens his New
York engagement on January G. to George S. Rob
inson. for benefit on Friday afternoon January 10
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TausTee,s SALE Nn1lor


NNhLEEAs WILLIAM o.. CAaADy AND
heita II. lafndy. nit vito, of tho county
.. esli laac, Irfntufy OF Utah. did. ry Their
~. l'- pr. ~ ~ tfR.l dated June ard. 8 No.
~ i+' oi % Hrtaagcs, uagof OTTO ID I4r'uaIge oil
lhe records nt me onIro 90 One b. c8fdrr Oh
co1-a, 4, 1,i.,.,, pfai,ly, ltah Ieru.y'
LOWING loscnled real cstata. situate Ir tho
| county 20 sat Lake, rcuitofg or Ifar. t8.wIt.
ninc ui5. pat ap." saii tsi sn1 ii,9 i 19a
Neys commencing 90 ices rat % ibe
1917 'I,Ni ~ taid lul running
thence suut1 iIl feet thrncr vest u frgttI fhe
liatl ut NeFiuuiuEi winch HaiI CONVEYANCE
Hls made in uust TO secure 90 fhc order N tle
umbafl lnvcatment company thopsyuoni of
t1e Hli1 hII.iam 20. Caiafyif ar'i Rrtts 10.
yesaui. q one prpmisaoty note. for tnc principal
sum % Two thousand uolata glCU1J, due
ahd pal aNIo luuc ist, a. D.. 1913. win Interest
.n.ie'h ron ule date thereof at Che rate OF
btr cont per aunum payable Hgml.aunuaIIy on
w nral daya % June and December Of each
anu every year. nH evidenced Uy interest
coupon u0tcs Attached ID SAID printIpal r8td
anu % even date herewith.
NhefuAai said ucfd OF trust provides that .u
AnT paft thereof 1f BOO r1rs default be- made In
lhe payment of interest thereon, ardauUh De-.
i.git elnunucs i9r thirty dlyo. thee, hi tho
gpli1n % thu legal holder OF said u0to aaldi u.
dCllcdnrfa may nt once become duo and THys
h1lei lnd The uu Geo shaII upou tnc applied.
Ven Of mo ,cgal holder OF aai1 note. seII aud
manner in tlli decd OF trust described fofgr.
,nec % which b. hereby made Tor greater Ger.
AMY ior iho pufpnae of paying sud note,
Auu All lhinr0I t duo thur0Iu, tu .rihcr with lHG
goa ana thpcnac1 ut executing thu trust
Whereas, defiant has been made in tho pay.
ment the iu6nilmruti uf interest winch
~ Que On ah.i uoin December |fs l..i, ami
al. ihat.I .ueuu thereafter and ouch defaults
hA,c g0ltuu 2 Tor more th1n thirty a9 lsya
emu Hull continue. aud lv reason thereof tur
pfe.ott ltsai holder Of Huid r1l' has vNtrcIscd
hlH option quo declared aaid roic due uud Pave
~ O. 900 Doe requested One uutCrsHutd iIuH'
lto tp Wlt' stlc 20 aall pre- niHcH Cor ilu pare
poses herein H0' forth
NoW, therefore. notice De- hereby F.v0u that /,
tl' undgrtIguel william %. ull-, nt iHr &C.
IlH ~ bo ICEu holder anil owner
% sold note. uudor aut uy virtue oi
ihn power Hgd authority 900 mU FcIf"It Will
ON lucldaJ thc ih IHy uf atiIl a u. l.Il. Ht
NO hour OF Zen O'Clock Do u. of HHII dHIt
a'l! haii above described property Hud 40 iue
rtht Nuo ADD equity Of redemption uf Che
sail william % trHady NuI Iictia N Daasfr.
Do VIC, tnuir heirs and HsslsuH tlcrHiu, Cor
iho highest aul lost price sane vii bring loo
rathi at tn1 south front door .uf Coo County
Court House .titY aud County IuIdIIa boo iHu
GUY and iouuty Of SAT- Take, Territory uf
ltah, for iIg purpose Df paying .aIf motto aut
y. the costs ana uHpenH.H ui executing thH
rf,st salt L1lo city, Utah. un coo day OF
WILLIAM TO- pALE.
IuIico.
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1 Turkey, and ON May illh John John
| son leaves on mission o. bio native
! country, Sweden. On the llth VI ihis
/ month a party AMI picnic was held ln
honor Of these three bfnthfon. The
| fiIst two had been earnest workers in
the Y. M. M. T.. A., go the fniccs OF
tho ufaIrlnll9r end FUml uf ihn nom.
hnfs, IN connection with the officer NJ
the Young Ladies' nislclaii0u AMI Cill-
Gers %. the Eldufsi quorum and Relief
Society, under direction oi Tho Bishop.
nc Of tuu ward, iOfmul themselves
into q comm tfcc ard they maize ~
thorough success in every way. Ey.
cry irmiiy iu the ward WINS visited AMI
klndly invited 90 como % t.H
party and bring along tholr picnic, etc.
Ia accordance with this Invitation
tue people gathered % our amu1umrnt
hail, whofo most excellent program
Eal carried out. Alter singing by our
ward choir, a most oafnctt prayer wac
offered, then singing agalu and all
seemed 90 puttAIo oh Cue spirit Of The
nH0oiati0n; tho rect ri the time uhtl
alter four O'Clock waaFp1nt IN Iaieuing
90 g0IRs,reciinti0nn anu shor. npuCchCti
then short time was open. in u0oial
chat, while some were busy cot.
Ing table, and arranging supper.
After all had eaten until satisfied
tho pu0pln spent tho time until ~
O'Clock IN dancing, with s1ngs, ftc.ti.
lions and short speeches from the mis-.
slOnnfics about ~ leave a.. AZ tho
CloH1 W. q. Hunter, who had been
appointed 10 taku charge o. the pro-
cHodiugs, announces that $3.50 hal
been handel Ia " help the mltslon-
afIea.
About a. month ago few Of the young
lfCthfen aud sisters IN tho war;,
by The slFgcstiou VI the Bishop, united |
Themselves together for the purpose OF !
geiiing up sumo dramatic Unturlair- |
mgnil, Tor Vie buurhi u the mitfi0n. |
ares They held their Bret performance |
ab1uttWu wuukHngO, ana ~ was "a suc' |
ctas In every way; something over - |
was cleared, which waH sent 10 Tue /
missionaries who went from this warl |
eleven months ago. Tho same come
pauy will pIny uluin iu shout three
wtCbs. They expect o. continue the
good work li wisdom may dictate aud |
tho proceeds 0f these entertainments
viii bu put in general fluid, 90 holy /
our mifaiOnurira ~ tbcy may need
from fns 90 tlur.
Tho NEWS comes 90 hand regularly /
aud .a read with much interest ny tie
people. Very respectfully,
N. uAWKEs.
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GARD PROM THE riHsT rnEsiDENoY
Salt Lake city, Jan. %, 1895.
Notice lie hereby given that conlrl.
buttons 10 the monument 10 be erected
In 5hlt Lake City In memory Of
Brigham Young aud the pioneers will
hereafter, and until further notice, be
acknowledged through tho columns OF
the DEsEur NEWS Gt Ia expected
that agencies Tor the collection ofiunds
Tor This worthy purpose win be- cs,ab
iithoi in each war in nll the Stakes,
and that snid iunds, with the list OF
nnmsso Of the contributors, will be Tor.
wnrdcd % frequently su convenient 20
hober NJ. VOLS, secretary u the Brig
ham Young Memorial Association, Salt
Lake CITY, who will Gee that same are
properly acknowledged IN tho manner
stated. We earnestly hope that the
people will respond generously and
promptly 10 this call 10 that II plgsiblo
tho monument may DO completed,
dedicated ami unveiled to tho public
by the OH day " next October.
MiLFOWD Woodbury.,
GEOuGE q. CANNON,
JUBKru Il. rMIIu,
Flfst Presidency II tho Church Of
Jcaue ChTirt Of LAttor.day Saints.
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NoTloe To oREDTpas.
.llllo o. janIl 81 Tarntr. dgrcIlcl.

Estate OF james So thrmtr. deceased.
ArOTtyE ls uEuEHY GIyEN HY TuE
~ uuIuulsnCl, administrator Uf Cue UH.
hto ui james 30. Farmer, deceased t0 tHu
tfrd'inIh ult aud al persons haUHg claims
hf llnai ihe tali deceased. 90 rAulhIt ihCm
with ihc necessary vouchers, within Ten mautua
after tle 1uI publication ~ thfH notice. tu tho
faId A.. hs lHYIug no hH on #a-fllu. 'lt Pro.
% Hult Lalp.
Dated March 90, lE1.
A.N TAYLOR,
Farmer. deceased.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Tho Mount Baldy MN and Mining company.
Location of prncIu place % butIuCsH. salt
LakC City. Jtan.
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ OTIS meeting % tla board uf directors u
SAID corporation held on February %. 1898.
an aHtufHmunt of Que cent per share, was
levied upon tho capita. stock suf Haid tUuus
fguuu, payable Immediately 60 thr secretary
% Hlit corporation. 90 room SO. % Wasaich
lll.lIug. -at axe tity ttlh. ANY rt1tE upon
Wnieh SAID nHHufamUut shall remain unpaid on
th' lih day uf March, los, shall become 90.
lnpuunt and utyurtsol Cor sale ht public
auction, aud unless payment DO made hoforc
Will Doc sold on tho ll.h daY OF April 1915 Co
pay iur delinquent nFHoaHmrnt. together with
cost 90 nigcruaIug aud pAprutoa ~ sale
ly order OF tho board OF directors
T.. 4. HOWERs.
salt Lake CITY Utah, February ~ i.5i.
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BeneyoIent Perlormances.
WEsr WTnrn, March I5,lsl

WEsr WrnER, March 10, 1895.
Editor Descrc, Nagg
To-day, March 10, Elder Martin Nc.
Farland leaves his home ia thl. place,
having been called on a mission to the
Southern States. Two oihers have
also boon oallod-Elder \. g. Chriaten-
son leaves on Aprlllst on mission /,
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OBITUARY NOTES.
nAnAm Loul.A ALLra.

SANDY CuY, Utah, March o., lsli.-
Sister sarah louisa Allou Of tnI4 place
departed this lllU March %, lHl. She
was tho beloved daughter Of Iamas aud
sarah Ann Allen, aud was born iu Lahi.
llau county, on clio Josh day uf October,
1853. She died aH she had lived, O. true
Lattor-day saint. Zoe tho hupo of a
glorious resurrection, surrounded hy her
lowing ialhur aud mother, sisters aud
brother aud friondH. Tho funeral sor-
Vices wCfo bold in tho ward house at
Sandy on March ~, is1l. aud w,rU large
ly attended, ih0 house being entirely too
small Co accommodate the people. Elders
Angus NJ. Cannon aud T.. Holman spoke
ui 400 many virtues " tho deceased, and
advised tho family % live HD that tloy
could claim her whom sho UumD forth ln
tho nrst resurrection, Tho coffin was
beautiful, being nll white aud was also
beautifully decorated with out flowers.
Six young ladies acted ~ paubolfor..
Tho family ieol TO thank oil who havo
kindly rendered thom any assistance.
lCoMMuNicArEp.
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In tue Probate Court in and for Salt lake
County, AurUi0rI Of Utah
la tho matter OF thc estate OF John
tOulam. deceased
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ John e. Coulam ana Mary Auu C0ulam,
Executors % tho estate OF John g0ulAm.
drfrhaudi have rendered for settlement.
lud nlCdiuHaid court tHtIr lnal acCount OF their
hdmiuisifltuu of SAID Uuiate aud petition Tor
hual distribution OF tho residue 90 saiI estate
among tnc uUruuH entitled thereto aud that
ihgtsahy, ihu Iai day 0i March. q. D. i-.a.
No 10 O'Clock o. ms, 80 Ihu tUutt Room uf
taid Court On tho County Court iiouIo,
Halt Lake cry ana County, lnh Territory.
boo boon duly appointed hy tLo Juisa n
fnii Court, Tor Che settlement OF aald
account and hCtrnF Gold petition f0r dlstrl-
button, lt which umU and place any psrs1u
interested in SAID estate may appear and rh1w
cause, % any there be, why faii account
eHuuId not De fcilut ana approved aud
ruai u'Hirhut.0u made a. prayed Tor.
batge February .din, q. o. i-i'.
q D., STANTON.
Clerk Of thn Probate Court.
~ a. q, lirtsr, Deputy
j H. hoylc, attorney Tor executions
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NOTICE

run sEMI.ANNuAL MEETING or THE
'iogahollrra ~ the Peoples Equitable
Ip'opgfatNr Association wall De held in heir
,!lle' aug Main street, salt Lase Oity, on
Monday, haIeh 90, 1895. at ESQ %. MI. TGr ob-
ices oi ihQ meeting is o. hear tic financial re-.
port ior We lass slN months aud the Transaction
li a1g. ttler busincsi gs may properly come
before ihg meeting
JOHN NJ. CANNON,
s.t,r.t.,,.. ,,.-,. Secretary.
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IN VIC ltohale court, in aud Tor SAT- Lake
County Territory OF Utah.
In tho matter OF The estate OF Ludlyle
WOLF, deceased.
Nouco Of tine and place Cor the hearing of
petition Cor admission 90 probate % viii.
IDUUhtANr 10 ~ ORDER or SAN
court totcu BE- hereby gwen that Thur.
Jay, lha -l.t DAY Of March, A. u. lsl5, nj 10
o'.'lA ~ m., 90 inc County Court House, IN
aAt lHlu tlN, Utah lcrftlufy, Ga nc rourt
topn ol Hllu court has been appointed mo
"An anu liAeg Tor lhc hearing OF q petition Oh
NNaa. p, fuArauu. praying COR the sdmiasiun
70 lt1sAio OF certain document herewith
hi,,,nltu' lU,uuiuus g DO tlt aftvnl aud
yer !Aluent ul Ludwig Viola. doecAscd vivian
Ang where hll peraonr Interested may appear
hhu olpnte lhn probate % said will. 81 mo
granting OF lrttGra documentary 10 Ubas B.
ichfspu, a1 prayed Tor iu faId petition.
o. witness whereof, ! hgyp htrpuut1 act my
. haud and adlNCl thc seal nf satd
lslALl court tins ssn day Of March, A. ID
lcJj.
CE. STANTON,
Clork OF tue Probate Court.
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The undersigned, women over olgh-
teen years Of age, residents Of the Ter.
rilory Of Utah, respectfully pray your
honorable body 10 submit 10 tue loyal
voters nt the same election VI which
the proposed Consultation is submitted,
the following proposed article, ss q
leparaio article, t0.Wii:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-18
DELINQUENT NOTICE.
Lucky Bin Mining Company.

Location Of Principal Place OF Buiines, pa,t
Oitr utah.
Location Of Mue, Snake Greek NIpiBr nts.
uei, Masaich County, Utah.
NOTICE THERE ARE DELINQUENT
~ upon tho following described ftogk on
account OF Assessment 40. ~, ur ono ann 1ns'
hhltccn pur snare, lowed on tha ann day Of
January 1888, lhu several amount ret opp5.
. .lg we nane " The respective share nolitrs