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The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1896-09-29

There is a rumor in England that
Gladstone may re-enter public life. He
is eighty-seven years old, but he is
writing review articles and books on
literary, theological and political sub
jects at q gait that most authors in
their prime could not equal. His in
terests are as comprehensive and as
universal as ever, and his mental act
ivity would be wonderful in a man of
forty. II Gladstone should re-enter
public life he could doubtless hold his
own with the youngest of them.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1896-09-29

A New York newspaper says of a
woman whom it describes as one of
the most attractive and fashionable
widows now in that city that she is
young, beautiful and the picture of
health. and that ''her life seems like
the realization of long-cherished
dream" Possibly some men who read
this startling paragraph will ponder
as to whether their wives are longing
for the time when they shall be wild
ows and enjoy the realization Of long
cherished dream. The writer OF the
personal has opened up wide field
for thought.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1896-09-29
SOLDIERS ON DUTY.
IeadyiIIe Under the Control OF
Provost Guard.


Provost Guard.
Leadyille. Colo, Sept 21.-Under the
latest orders of Gen. Brooks this city
was to-day placed under the control
of a provost guard or military police
force.
The miners of Joplin, Mo-, number
ing about 100 men, who VIII arrive
here to-day, have been engaged to
work in the Marian, Small hopes ana
the Emmett mines of the Small Hopes
Mining company, of which 5. NJ. Mudd
is manager. The Emmett has been
working right along with small force
of non-union men, The other two
mines named will be started up at
once under a strong guard. Great
pressure has been brought TO pear
upon Edward Boyce, president or the
Western Federation of Miners, to IN
duce him to use his influence with the
Leadville Miners union to call the
strike off, He refused and said that
not s per cent of the members of the
union would vote to call the strike off.
An attempt will be made to-day to
have the accused men admitted to
bail. Judge Overs will probably
grant the application. 1t is expected
that Gen. Brooks will have them inn
mediately rearrested. They may then
obtain writs of habeas corpus. Should
Gen. Brooks ignore such writs, he will
be cited for contempt of court, and the
governors report to place the COM
munity under military rule will be re-
viewed in court The case is likely to
reach the supreme court on writ OF
error
No official report has yet reached
headquarters concerning the firing
upon the guards at the hex proper
ties, but the military authorities do
not attach much Importance to the In
cident.
Correspondent Mitchell, of the Den
yer Times, is in the guardhouse, where
he has been since Wednesday night
Mr. Mitchell attended a meeting or
citizens at which Adjt. Gen. Moses
was present. When the meeting was
called to order all reporters and cor
respondents were requested to with
draw. Mr.. Mitchell alone remained.
This act came to the ears of Gen.
Noses who interviewed Mitchell,
when hot words passed between them
and fight was prevented by others
present Mitchell was then arrested
and placed in the guarGhouse. He
had mailed the proceedings Of the Sc
cret meeting to his paper before he
was arrested.
The first delegation Of seventy-fve
miners from Missouri arrived over the
Denver & Rio Grande road has ar
rived The train was met at Malta.
three miles out, by two companies Of
militia The party was met at the
city by 500 men with two gatling
guns. The miners were escorted by
soldiers and taken to the Emmett
mine. AS they proceeded along the
street friends of the miners crowded
closely upon the troops and showered
abusive epithets alike upon the troops
and miners. One officer finally drew
his sword striking one of his tor
mentors across the face with the fat
side of the sword. The order was
given to charge the crowd with gun
butts and push them back to give
room for the marching column. The
march was then resumed without
further incident.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1896-09-29
AMERICAS CUP.
Royal Yacht Club Will Not Support
Challenge

London, Sept. 81. - Sir George
Newnes, who contemplated issuing a
challenge for the Americas cup last
year after the Observation-Disclosures
fiasco, recently made a request to the
Royal London Yacht club to support
him in issuing a challenge for the cup,
the condition to be attached to the
challenge that the matches should be
sailed off Halifax, and that only the
load water line and the length of the
challenger should be required to be
stated as in the case of the Valkyrie.
The Royal London Yacht club has de-
clined to accede to Sir Georges re-
quest on the ground that the club had
previously passed resolution to the
effect that the new deed of gift of the
New York Yacht club for the cup was
inimical to the sport of yachting.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1896-09-29

The monuments OH the Gettysburg
battle field are being defaced by visit
OrS who scratch skeir naLles thereon.
There is nothing that is secure from
the attacks of these weak-minded per-
sons. Such a man is a public nuisance,
but. unfortunately, He means have
been found, up to date, to abate the
nuisance.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1896-09-29

The Toronto Globe government con-
cludes that the question of Chinese ex-
clusion sis certainly worth the serious
thought of the best statesmen of the
Dominion" This may mean that the
Laurer cabinet will soon take up the
problem which affects British Column
bia as ever it did California.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1896-09-29

Marie Courelli does not take kindly to
the bike" She declares that while
''men look sufficiently hideous and I'M
dignifed" on q wheel, women are
worse than hideous; they are immod-
est'' We suspect that nature did not
deal generously with Marie in making
up her anatomy.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1896-09-29

Having taken to reasserting that the
English women are more beautiful than,
the French, our British cousins may be
said to be again in normal condition.
The man who does not think that the
women of his own country are the
finest in the world isn't worth breath
ing space where even the alligators
blink.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1896-09-29

An inspection of the forts on the
Dardanelles by a Russian general is
the sultan's reply to England's efforts
to force the sultan's abdication. The
Lion and the Bear are getting into
close quarters.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1896-09-29

Australia, which was nearly cremated
with heat last January, is now strug-
Cling with SHOWS that have broken
down all the telegraph lines. The
American climate seems to have an
interesting rival.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1896-09-29

Mrs Nora Meade of Hagerstown,
Md, is suing for divorce. She says
her husband has served four terms in
Jail, two in the house of correction
and is now under arrest for an alleged
attempt to wreck a trolley car.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1896-09-29
The Nations Capital.

The report Of the fourth assistant
postmaster general shows that there
was an increase of 300 offices during
the past year.
The commissioner of pensions re-
ports the death of nearly 10000 pen
sioners during the year ending June
so.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1896-09-29

The Oklahoma boy Of nine who shot
and killed his younger brother, after a
quarrel, was too young to read penny
dreadfuls." 1t would be interesting to
know what kind of talk he has heard
at home.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1896-09-29

Let this country cease bewailing Ar
m MAN massacres. There is a crimson
stain on it's own doorstep. The blood
of Weylers victims cries to heaven for
vengeance.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1896-09-29

! It must pain the intense moralist
and anti-bicycle reformer, Mrs. Char
lotte Smith, to learn that Cardinal Sa-
TOLL is about to spin over the streets
of Washington on the dreadful bike.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1896-09-29
THE NEWS RESUME.
DIGEST OF THE NEWS FROM ALL
PARTS OF THE WORLD.

A Comprehensive Review of the
Important Happenings of the
Past Week Cu11ed From the Tel
egraph RepOrts-The Notable
Events at Home and Abroad That
Have Attracted Attention.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1896-09-29
1T MAY BE POWERS.
An Unknown Man Commits Suicide
in n Toronto Hotel

Toronto, Sept 27-The identity Of
the man who committed suicide at the
Queens hotel in this city Tuesday
night still remains a mystery lie ar
rived on the boat from Niagara in
the evening and registered { s H.
Nanta, New York. He was found dead
in the morning, and had taken dose
Of cyanide of potassium. The man
tried hard to conceal his identity and
was very successful, all the marks be-
ing cut from his clothing and not
scrap of paper that would help identi-
fcation was found on him. Thirty
dollars was found in his pockets, all
in American His gray tweed
suit bore the M; rs name, alfred
Benjamin & Co." His collars and
cuffs were marked waldorf" and the
laundry number was % X. His
brown leather valise contained some
summer clothing and a quantity of
fine underwear. He wears a mustache,
a small, light colored goatee, and his
hair, in color, few shades darker
than blonde, is trifie thin on top of
his head. He was about thirty years
old.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1896-09-29

Chicago, Sept. 27.---The Toronto sui
eide description corresponds in every
respect to that of A. d. Powers, the
missing Cuban sympathizer, and In
spector Fitzpatrick has telegraphed
for a full description and measure
ments. Detectives working on the
case have found two men who declare
they were passing the alley near
Powers place the night Powers dis
appeared and saw three men come
from the alley and enter cab. This
evidence puts a new clew at the dis
posal of the detectives.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-13
AN ORDINANCE.
An ordnance amending section ~ Of Chapter
"a Of an ordinAnce enuued Licenses"

An ordinance amending section ~ Of Chapter
q, Of an ordinance enuucd Licenses"
Section !. no u ordained By the CITY Council
Of SAT- Lake CITY, state o. uiah, nat section
~ 81 Uhapier a., Of an ordinance entitled
"Lircnaea," be and the same D. hereby amend
Cd BY airikinF out Of line N on page 800 Of tho
devised Ordinances Of l'Yi the word ped.
dlurs" and insert In lieu thereof tho word
brokers" and BY striking out AZ tho end OF
asid line the nFurea "l5o" and inserting IN lieu
thereof the ngurea "i0l"
SECTION 3. this ordnance 10 tako eject and
be In force from aud after ~ approval
Passed by The City Council Of SAT- Lave
City. state Of Utah. March lrd, lss, aud TO
ferrcd 70 the Mayor for ha approval,
nsnAtI DAVID =, tMth1,
Approved this tho en- day u March, A. d.
$50. otOheL hoMNt1,
Mayor pro ten,
CITY and Coasty Of salt ia.o. u.s.
1, David 3. Emery, Recorder in and Tor SAT-
that no above and torres DING 10 fuli, true aud
correct copy OF an ordinance entitled IAN
OfdinAnro amending section W OF chapter a
~ Az ordinance cuutled 'i.icsnsea'" passed
bv the Guy Council % salt Lake city, stA,e OF
Utah, March lrd, tfli, aud approved by tho
Mayor pro ten, Narch TN. issi. AZ appears Of
record In my once
unto set my hand AUD aflNed thi
lsEAI-l corporate seal Of said city thla thi
9Th day Of March. A. u. ist,
DAVID +, fMEHf.
n ~. city Recorder.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
The West CAble Minins and Milling Co. prn.
cipai place % business. SAT- Lake
CITY TITAN

NOTICE n nEREbY GIVEN THAT AT
~ meotiaF Of the Hoard Of Difcctofa Of
prsl of|cs la falt t.aka tltF, Utah. on the tfh
day OF February, itq1 an nsscssmeni % three
thousand dollars, or one cfut per share, was
levied upon the caplta tt0cA " we corpora
a. ~. tlart0. foH retafy OF the corporation, NJ
its general onces, suite as Progtoss buiiding.
salt Lake CITY, utah. Any stock upon whie b
the assessment may remain IN AN on Tue On D
day Of March. islh Will be delinquent, ard ad'
veritsed for sale a. pubic auction hnd unless
payment ia mace before viii he sold on the ith
day 81 Ami. ISL. topay tho delinquent assess.
mfnt together with COSTS uf advertising aud
exuonae On sale a. q. CLARKE,
Secretary Of The West Gable Mining and Aiii
inr 90 suite 9l5, Progress building. SAT-
Lake CITY, Utah.
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where's. The Corporation OF salt L,to City
9si99 s,o o. Hat 9 'as ,oI.,f ~ %
Coast A. or near Los Auselus. and % rail
ROAD from salt Lake CITY to tho Deep creek
mining regions, aud recognizing that the same
would cou1rbule FreAty - the prosperity OF
iia riufrus, and suitable grounds tor depot
purpose. for such railroads beng necessary.
lie ID resolved by tho city Council of salt
Lhio tity, STATE OF Utah, that All of Block ~,
In rat a.. OF rat Lake city survey. known
donssSa % tho UsS ana PseSs n S9sS an
company, ~ successors and assigns for rail
way depot purposes. on the following con
first The aeoepiancs q said donation Ia
wiring, signed BY the pfesident and secretary
OF SAID company. and MED with the city 70.
cordcr within thirty days Of this date
recond. Inc payment OF one d0uar
Thrd. The Construction and operation Of
A. least one hundred miles Of railroad withia
this tate on either or both Of said lines, with.
~ two years from tho date thereof. and run.
Ming Of trans over said road into and upon
Youth. inst at the end OF ninety days
after the acceptance OF the terms u tho grant
OF the Pioneer square 20 the utah aud Pacific
improvement Company. for railroad terminal
pufp0sra, tho said company shall have ten
miles d their grade under Construction. A. the
end 81 sN months 70 have % miles Of their
rohdbed completed. ~ the end Of twelve
plsted ana under operation. AZ the end Of y
months 10 have 70 Mules OF road completed aud
/ 40 operation, a. the end u "a months 10 have
| ill miles OF completed road built and IN oper
alton within the state Of Utah towards los
Angeles, or from tAlt Laks CITY IN westerly
direction towards Deep Greek.
And on acceptance " said donation by tho
| precedent and secretary Of fhid company, sud
| the payment Of said sun Of one dollar, tho
| Mayor and CITY Recorder are hereby authorized
/ AMI directed TO make aud execute a
proper deed 81 conveyance Of said described
| premises 10 said Utah and Pacinc Improve.
ment Company, NJ successor anu assiFna, and
| 60 deliver tha same % Hons. Noueft \.
| hhtk'n aud 1homnr q. Wobbor. 10 be- held IN
| escrow b. them aud upon The performance ~
| The third condition hersinbeiore mentioned, 90
BE- delivered ~ them, or their executors or
| adniniatfators, 20 tue taid Utah and faeilo
Improvement Company
Aud IN the event OF the failure Of said Com
panY 10 comply with any Of tho terms and
| conditions Of this resolution, the deed herein
mentioned 10 DO returned " The CITY Recorder
| OF salt take Guy
| Passed hy the Uty Council Of aalt Lake City,
| state Of ttah, March II. lsod. and referred 70
| the Mayor for hls approval.
| (soAD DAVID n EMERY,
Cil7 Recorder
Approved this tho iaih day OF March, A. d,
GEORGE RoMNEY.
Mayor pro ten.
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STOCKTON DeRs' NETTING.

NJ Office - HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ thaTa will be a speoial meeting OF tho
stockholders Of the swan Lake Reservoir aud
Canal Company, ~ Room "a, Hotel Glare, salt
Lake City, Utah. az 10 O'Clock n. M, on
Thursday, April 2nd, 1898, for the purpose OF
elerung Hoard NJ directors aud onlcers Of
SAID company and for tho transaction OF any
other business that may come before said
meeting This meeting 10 called VI the request
OF majority OF the stockholders OF said
company for tho reason that the annual stock.
holders meeting was not held In January,
is0jsAs 10 provided BY the article Of incor.
poTaton. o, W. ALDliAOI,
Vice PresL
salt Lake City, Utah, March Z, is9a.
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ASSESSMENT NOVICE.

NOTICE - HEnEBY GIVEN THAT At
N n meeting Of the directors OF the sicrs
ing Cold Mining Company, on the an day Of
MHrrh, ltal, an assessment OF thrcosfourthH of
n cent uer share was levied upon the capital
stock Of the corporation ,par able a. once 60 tho
undermined SECRETARY Of the comphny ~ the
oflrs1 % tho COMPANY, Nos, 20 aud n tommer.
cal block. IN salt lake City, Utah. ANY stock
upon which the assessment remains unpaid on
the 9TH dAS OF Aprii, ihgd, viii DO delinquent
and advertised for sale A. public auction aud
unless payment 10 made before will be sold, or
90 murh thereof a. may be necessary, on the
gIth DAY Of April, lac, to pay mo delin quent
assessment. geihur With the cost Of Adytrtis,
Ing and expenses OF sale.
Dated this eth day Of March, 1890
iiENgI v. VAN PELTH
Secretary Of the sterling Gold Mining Co.
nos 70 aud n Commercial nlock.
salt Lake city, Utah.
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NOTICE of Ass1ssMrNI.

shsep Rock Mining and Milling Company.
city, Utah.
NOTICE n HTREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ amootinF Of the directors held on feb.
Tuary 18th, lepu, hu assessment % ave til cents
per share was levied on the cApiial stock Of the
corporation, payable Immediately 20 William
Campbell, treasurer OF the corporation, At No.
IL south Main street talt Lake CITY,
Any stock upon which tins assessment may
remain unpaid on the 9Th day Of April lsli,
will bo delinquent and advertised Tor sale al
public suction, ami unlefs payment IL made
before, will be sold on the gith day OF Aprl 10
pay delinquent Assessment together with cost
Of Adyertiaing and expense ~ sale
WA, CAMPBELL, secretary.
Salt Lake CITY March IND lslG
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE II lttREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ underslgi ID 4dministrAtrix OF the estAie
OF Theophilus avis, deceased, 10 tho cred.
itort Of. and Al pafions having claims against
the said deceased, 10 oNhihlt them with the
necessary vouchers, within ten months alter
the fret Publication Of this notice. 20 the sal a
AdmtrtstrAtttx, At No t0s Center street, Ia salt
Lake oiiy, In the County Of salt Lake, state Of
Utah
Dated March i2th. 1893.
JAM MchLHiNNY DAVIS.
AdministrGtrlH Of tilAte OF Ihoophilua DAVIS,
deceased
JonS NJ. CASSoS, Attorney for said estAts.
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NOTICE. ION PUeLIoAIIoN.

U. 8. LAND OFFICE,
salt Lake CITY, Utah,
March I, isaG
4 ,oMpLAtNT HAVING BEEN ENTERED
~ this once by sarah ,. shores aFninst
llliAm j. nYlcf Tor Abandoning biz home.
stead entry No. I ,ota. dated November ., isJi,
upon the wet Ia of northwest quarter. sec.
ton 20. township south. range D wet. IN salt
Lake County, UtAh with view 70 the cancel.
laton OF said entry, the sad parties afs here
hy summoned to huucar Al this once on tho
18th day u April, lsiN, A. % o'c Iutk a m, 10
respond sud furnish testimony concufnlug said
BYRON GaoO, Register.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
N uhderaiEned. executor OF the last will
hnd testament Of Alexander Kidd. do.
ceased, 70 the creditors Of, and All per-
sous having claims against the said de-
ceased, 20 eNhihit them with the nocos'
tAry vouchers, within ten months after tho nral
publication uf THIS notice, 10 the SAID executor,
Al HE residence IN nun Dale, shlt LAKE
County, state Of Utah
Dated February y, 1893
WILLIAM Q, CRUMP, JR.,
Executor Of the last will aud testament OF
Alexander KIDD, deceased
JAMES A. MorLE, attorney for es tate,
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STATE or UTAH, y.
City aud County OF salt Lake.
T. DAVID n Emery. Recorder In and for salt
Lake city, -tate Of Utah, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing u futi, true aud cor.
rect copy OF resolution enuusd - rcsOlu.
ton rranung Pioneer square 10 the Utah aud
Pacific Improvement company, for railroad
depot purposes" passed by tho CITY Council u
tHlt Lako Oity. state OF Utah, March i'm,
lsid, aud approved ~ tho Mayor pro ten,
once,
In witness whereof have horcunto set my
hand and AnXcd the corporate seal
fsuAt.l OF said CITY, March iath, 1919.
DAVID p. EMEtN,
n Isl. CITY Recorder.
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koIIor FoR PUBLICATION.

4. +. LAEp OrrIcx,
tAlt lake Litf, Utah,
februAry 18th, 1879.
COMPLAINT HAyfsu HEKS fNrEHKD
- At this once by 4arah o. shores. against
Ernest D.. iahr. Tor abandoning ms home
stead entry No. Q l9. dated May an irH, upon
the y. . z ~ =. q. = 81 sec y, and \. W =
Of Z, W Z. " sec 80, township touth. rAuEe
west In rat LAKE County utah. with aview TO
The cancellation % said entry, tho fhi1 ptftics
are hereby summoned 70 appcar a. tiis once
on tho iith day Of Apfi, lsid, AZ ~ o'clock a.
IN TO respond and furnish testimony concern.
ing said alleged Abandonment
HYHUN tsfiOO. Usrister.
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AssIssMINT NOTICE.
The sampson Mining Company. sslt Lake CITY.
Utah, Worss Of thc Comphu a. Copper
Caleb. West Mountain MinlnT Dc.
trict, salt LAsc County. Utah.

NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT
N alta messing u tho Board Of 1ru tee.
II tho said C0mpany. held on the llth day OF
feh ruary. A. u. les. an assessment Of thfoe'
tentht $40 o. one cent coz per share was
levied upon the capital stock Of The tAid com
ISIS, 70 Robert J. NlondnninF, sccfetAry oi
the Company, ~ he oiicc ~ SO. ~ south
Main rueot salt LAKE city, tthh. Any stock
upon which this attcaamont may remain uu.
pad on the ltih DAY 81 March. A. y lsA, viii
be delinquent and advertised Tor sale NJ public
auction and unless pay ent thereon "a made
before will be cold on the iaih day Of April,
A. u ls1d, 10 pay the delinquent assessment
together with costs OF advertising and en'
n J. CLENDIN StSG,
recrctsry ~ sampson Mining Co.
Dated A. salt Lahs CITY. Utah, February ais
Tlr,l publication Of this notice February gls,.
A, u. islo.
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NOTICE TO oRepIroRs.



NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN by THE
~ undersigned, AdminisTAtriN OF tho ca'
tate OF George Henry smell, deceased, 10 the
creditors OF and all porsona having elaine
AGAINST the said deceased, TO exnibt them
with the Necessary vouchers, within ten
months after the irst publication OF THIS no.
tee, 10 tue said May Smell, administrAtfiN, at
the once OF Frank q. stephens, 20 TO A. Com
meTcial Block, kAlt Lake CITY, Utah, In the
County Of salt Lake.
Dated March 10. 1856.
MAY SWELL
AdmlnlsrariI Of estate Of George Henry
smell, deceased.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS,


NOTICE rs hereby GIVEN by THE
~ ubdefsigned, administrator OF the estate
Of JAmos Nhtw0rth, deceased, TO the cred.
tors OF, and all persons having claims AgAinat
the said deceased, 90 exhibit them with the
Necessary vouchers, within tour months after
the hrst publication Of thls notice, TO the SAID
Administrator, James khorc AZ his home NJ
No. Ul5 INN street. salt Lake City, In tho
County OF salt Lake.
Dated March srd. 1898.
JANIS SHORE,
Administrator. Of the estate OF james Whit.
worth, deceased,