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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-02
Mrne. II. Yale's
Toilet Preparations
for Purity and Hfgh-ernde Merit
Y ale List

YALE'S SKIN FOOD removes wrinkles
and the traces of age. Restores youth.
$50 and S3.00--two sizes.
YALE'S ALD1OND BLOSSOM COM
PLEXION CREAM increases the beauty
of the complexion every time it is applied;
healing, cooling, soothing and beautify-
ing. Price, SLIGO per jar.
YALE'S LA FRECKLA-The only posi-
tive cure for freckles; removes them in
from three to nine days and leaves the
skin spotless, pink and white. 800.
YALES SPECIAL LOTION-A sure
cure for blackheads. $1.G0 per bottle.
YALE'S SPECIAL OINTMENT-Sure
cure for pimples ana all kinds skin dis
eases. Size per jar.
YALES BUST FOOD develops and
makes plump the neck, arms and bust.
$50 and 500.
YALE's ELXIR OF REAUTY-A won
derful skin tonic, makes and gives ma
lures rosy glow of youth to the skin.
YALE's COMPLEXION BLEACH-A
perfect cleanser Of the skin; it per-
manently removes and cures moth patch
ness and all kinds skin discolorations
Prices $500 per bottle; for $500.
YALE'S HAND WHITENER softens
and makes the hands lily white. Every
lady needs it as toilet article. Prices.
S1.O0 per bottle.
YALE'S EYE-LASH and EYEBROW
GROWER makes thick, long lashes, and
luxuriant eyebrows. Wonderful. S10O
per jar.
YALE'S MOL AND WART EX-
TRACTOR.-ExtractS moles and warts
without injury. $500.
YALE'S GREAT SCOTT kills and cures
hairs that grow on the face, neck or
arms; removes roots and all in five
minutes. $500 per box
YALE'S HAIR TONIC.-Stops hair fall
ing in a hours, brings back the natural
color to gray hair, increases its color
ing matter, bringing it into circulation;
not a dye, but a tonic; finest hair dress
ing in the world for general use; makes
dry, harsh hair soft and glossy; increases
its thickness, makes it grow more rapidly
than anything else ever did or ever will;
for blondes or brunettes, children and
adults. $1.00 per bottle, six for $500.
YALES BLOOD TONIC searches the
blood drop by drop, purifying and enrich
ing it. 1t acts on the kidneys and liver,
restoring those organs to perfect action
and sound health. 1t is a Iife-giving fluid
that men, women and children need to
tone up their systems and purify their
blood. s1.00 per bottle; six for $500.
YALE'S FRUITCURA is the answer to
thousands of Women's prayers. A speedy
cure for all forms of female weakness.
A fruit tonic delicious to take and exhil-
arating in effect. Nine. Yale is especially
anxious to have all sick women try it.
S1.00 per bottle, six for $500.
YALE'S FACE POWDER.-Three
shades; pink, white and brunette, 50 cents.
YALE'S COMPLEXION soaps cents.
INSTRUCTIONS:
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INSTRUCTIONS:

Inquire of druggists and Dealers in Toi-
let articles and patent medicines for these
goods, and if you cannot find them, send
direct to Nine. Yale and she will send
them to you by express the same day
that your order is received.
Nine. Yale's Guide to Beauty will be
mailed to all who request it.
NINE. NJ. YALE, Temple of Beauty Chi
cago, III.
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Drink wa-sat-ka; it cures indigestion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-04
Uintah County.

II. 3. Collect. Of Ashley, UintAh
county, VINO IL In The city for few
days, reports everything As prosperous
In Uintsh county, aud the Ashley
valley In particular. The 5000 in'
hAbitants Of the valley arc making
steady progress, ana tho crop ouiloOa
for 1898 IL regarded As very favorable.
There imRy be little less water than
usual, but the valley IL ~ well watsred
that with ordinary csro nil will be
AbundRntly supplied.
Mr.. COllett believes that UlntAh
county IL the greatest undevelOpud
section lot Utah. II not Of tho West,
aud anticipates great advance upon
the opening Of the Indian felstVatlons.
The great difficulty there now IL the
lack Of transportation facilities
The county Ia great one for
the agTiouliurlst, sud Il nlso
rich mining district. There has
been talk OF n branch llne
from tho Union Pacific IN Wyoming
10 the great copper mine In UlntAn-
which IL regarded a. one Of the richest
prospects In tho United Statrt-AnJ I,
gold aud silver mines In the district, but
Brother Collect looks hrpt 10 ROAD by
the middle route from Denver, passins
through the south end OF Ashley val
ley. In his opinion, within one yea
alter the opening OF the feseTvauonl
such road will be pushed rapidly II
ils construction toward Salt Lak'
CITY,
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POcatellO Items.

PocATFLLo. IdAho, Match ., 1880.
To tho Editori
Sunday, February %, district con-
ference OF the ssln quorum Of seVenlys
was held In the PooaIsllo meeting
house. Elder J. Is. HAwley, presiding
All the speakers gave valuable IN
structions TO tho 6eveniys and saiuu,
urging all 10 DO valiant TO tue oAuie
VI truth and right. Among the
speakers were Elders Na,n ani Dui-
rant Of FTAnEllu who represented the
STAKE supsTlnIoniency Of the Sunday
schools.
sunday March ist we were favored
with visit from Elder Tanner Of
Ogden, Al,o Elder May Oi Canada nnd
Two sous. Their Instructions In sun
DAY schools and meetings were Timely
anu appropriate.
After long spell VI fino weather
March otmu Ia With a neavy fall Of
snOw, beginning Saturday night and
cOuunuinE about all Jay SUNDAY.
Last nighI was n regular winter ffost.
he WIND seems 10 DO abated but II
leaves the atmosphere very cold.
The u. l.. railroad has laid OIL a
large number OF men In the u st week,
This will bs greatly islI In Poeatelio.
Yours respectfully,
THOs. L.. Cox.
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with 2,Oeo shares; NJ. J. Stevens his
1, 800 shAtet, g. n. Stevens, treasurer,
has 100, anu sydney o. Stevens, ore
share.
Maggie T.. stephens file suit In
the second district court yesterday 10
obtain divorce from hof husband,
John r. stephens. They were nsfr."n
at FranknB, Idaho. Ia july lSss;
plaintiff claims II l. three yesu since
her husband contributed TO her sap
port through his idlsnosS, prnhisary
aud dissipation.
samuel Doxsy, the school te'cher
against whom grave charges were pr 90
iefred before tho school b3aru. wa
eIoneratsd by msJofity report,ihJt
there was minority report aigued b
Chairman A. q. Emerson.
II IL reported that the propttty Of
the Utah CAunsty Go. hA. changed
hands; Gst. a, craig and WIN CtAiyi
OF Salt Lske taxing the oanntry wsfk.
and Ed. Mitchell tho vinegar aud pick
/ ling works.
Ruby Hutchlns, o. Salt Lake, and
Bertha Curtis, who made their escape
from tho Reform school, were soon cap
lufed and are now In safe keeping
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Notes.

Alta meeting oi the county commits
slonsta held yesterday tue county
clerk was instructed ~ communicate
with the Leg stature and ask for some
legislation which will authorize some
offices TO release real estate which las
teen sold for taxes rTtoueously assessed
W no provisions exist Tor musing suoh
release since the probate Judges were
retired.
Very low rates have been made BY
the II. q. W. railway from Prios anu
intermediate points 20 Provo and To-
turn tot Housa's concert next Saturday
aud hundreds OF people have slsnifed
their intentions OF tAking advantage OIL
II.
Miss Evelyn Bennett, youpl
lady Of this cry, 10 years Of age, who
disii In Halt LHto tiiv lss' Snnhav
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NOT STANDING STILL.
Missionary work Is Progressing Nicely
In the Sandwich Islands.

From n letter written by Elder
Thomas Brimlty, n missionary now
lnbofing In the Sandwich lslands and
dated WahiawA Kanai. Feb. ID, l59Oi
the NEWS culls the following;
81 have heard that II was reported
An the NEWS that the mission ON the
Hawaiian Islands was At slandstiU.
have not soon tho article yet, nor do
1 know who sent In the report, but
whoever II was must have been ig-
uofnnt Of tho siluAtlon OF did not know
Anything at all about the work OF the
Lord On these Ielanis. For take
Ibis present term, 70 term IL period Of
nix mouths), hsyo already heard OF
nfty.six baplisms In the branch Of
Honolulu alone anu they are making
many converts on tue island Of Maui,
and We have made thirteen on this
Island this term, 40 II DOM seem like
the work Of tho Lord II nj a stand.
uiI. 1 tell you the work Of
the Lord cannot stand still. That
little stone that Daniel saw cut out OF
the mountain without hands Is rolling
and will continue TO roll until II has
filled the whole earth,
ave have fifteen energetic Elder'
down here and they are not dead nor
aIseping, but working day and nlghl
to further COPS work on these Islands.
Tho work OF the Lord II not dead
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Another Mining Corporation.

Articles Of Incorporation Oi the AHA
Mining company have been Med win
County Clerk Jontr. The object OF
the cor roralion IL 10 conduotA mining
business; the capital stock IL t'5O,OVO,
divided IN shares OF the par value Of 81
VAch, Aud consists VI fifteen mining
claims situated In Camp FlOyj niiuing
district. There ate Iwehty.ons lucot'
pOtalofs, all Utah county people an
Provo Il named Ai tue pflnolpAl plAa
OF business. The oiiicefs ntre Jas. r.
Daniels it,, PRESIDENT John W. FMtet'
vice pfs,ideui; -. X. Boebs, q. q.
York, A. u. Holdaway, ditto1oni
Chas. DO NOISY, SECRETARY anu J0hh
II. Twelvss, treasurer.
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Two Theories Attacked.
MArLEroN, Utah County,
49, 49, $50

MAlLE1ONt ltan Nouutls
March sfd, 1858.
To tho Editor
JUST listen TO my gentle voice this
morning In regard TO the game and
timber laws that arc being pushed by
Tow that do not understand the si,uA'
ton.
The deer that are killed BY buntsts
sre nothing In comparison with the
thousands that are being ufivou IN 70
tue reservation " be Killed by the In.
dams at all times Of tbs year. Now
this IL all caused by the sheep anu no
the hunters. know what am talk
log about, fof have spent most OF my
lite in these mountaiB'. They may
pass laws to stop the hunters, aud tho
deer will 70 lust tho same
uniefa tue sheep laws are AZ
ranged ~ give tue deer anothet
lease Of lie. A deer will not stay on
a sheep range anu there are no noun
tains where tue deer eau escape, -
the best deer range IL tue behl thoep
range.
10 regard to the timber holding tho
melting shows, this " another nue.
theory that will not stand invesilka
ton, II you will observe you viii nnd
that the snow invariably goes nftt In
the timber. 1 know this ~ DO "A TACT,
anu believe tho reason n duo parity
TO the color and partly 10 the oyapofa.
ton while on tho brApohes; hlso that
the timber rrtArds the drifting OF in'
snow. 10 the residents OF this STALE
will observe this cOmiug spring, losS
will never ask lot protection Of umbel
for this purpose. &. 81. WlIirlSu.
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PROVO.
A Judge Needed.

Iiwould be greatly appreciated by
attorneys and other interested parties
II Judge could be- assigned TO The
Fourth di,ttict Temporarily. Judge
Wilson has not been able u hear any
case. since his incumbeucY on accouni
Of illness ana there are several men ~
Jail awaiting trial who are anxious 70
nave their cssss disposed of In some
manner. wasAioh and Ulntah coun.
tlss. III this district, are also ds.irous OF
receiving visit from = Judge as mere
IL business In both counties that shou u
receive Judicial attention.
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Nas uuusJ ys. efusy suvruoOn ffom
tie Fourth ward meeting house.
r. J. Pstleu Jf, WAS fined SIS and
casts yesterday In Justice De Mosy's
court for H1aulllng Irving l.. PtAti, TO
which no plehdsd guilty last Saturday.
The Primary association will give a
concert tomorrow evening IN tue waid
meeting house.
Col. J. l.. BaHoy has gone 10 Bo ~,
where ho will engage In Journalism.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate o., Ellsn ii uu.lsr, deceased,

NOTICE Is HHHEBY GIVEN ny THE
~ uudefsgned, administrator OF mo
estate OF Ellen a. buuer deceased,
10 he creditors o.. and oil uertous hAy'
ing Claims against tho sAId deceased, TO exhibit
tIrm with the necessary vouchers. within ten
months after the nGst publication " Ihis no
ice o. me said admin strAtor, At tue once
Of TAYLOR, EOmnoY, armstrong company, cor
nor -outu Temple and second West streets 30
SAT Lake cry, IN tbe County o. hAI Lake,
ltAh,
dated February, 10, 1924
OksON u. ROMNEN.
Administrator Of tho estate Of Ellen 81.
Butler, deceased.
Jane. H. Nsyls, attorney Tor estate,
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NOTICE. or ASSESSMENT.

sheen Hork Mining aud Milling Company.
PTiauip.l place u buslacs,, tAlt LAie
CITY, LtHh,
NrOTICE n HEREBY GIVEN THAT At
~ AmuotinI Of the directors held on Feb.
ruAry .htu. l-ti, An ASSIGNMENT sf i've l'I cents
psr shATs VS. levied on The eapiiHl atoCk Of the
CORPORATION, payable Immediately 10 william
Campbell, treasurer Of the corporation, ~ No,
IL. South Nam street ralt laES CITY.
Any stock upon which this assessment may
remain unpHid on the tn day VI ApTil, lsla.
will 10 aellHuueuI and advertised for sale az
puIlio suction, anu unless payment 10 made
before, Will be- sold on The tiih DAY OF Apul %
nav delinquent AssssFment, together with cost
u Adyt Tustug and expense ~ SAFE
WA, CAMfRELL, Secretary,
salt Lake Cily, March lui isiA
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
The west Gable Mining and Milling Co, prin j.
cipAl place Of business HAlt lAAo
CITY, Utah

NOTICE IA HEREBY GIVEN THAI At
n amesuag Of the Board o. Diteelofs o.
the above named corporation hoia " ~ s,n
day OF february, lts6. an atsessweht ot tntee
thousand dollars, or ono cent per snare, was
LEVIED upon the caplia! sipck oi lnt '9lp'is
A. D. JlArks secretary Ot the cufpofauon, NJ
IL general once, suite SIS itogrcse bulldlngs
ralt LAKE city. Utah. Any STOCK upon Whlch
the asfessment may remain unpaid on the ~ n
dav Of Nafcu. is46, wall be Delinquent aud 81
veftised for sale Al pubic auction and unless
payment h. maze before will be snId on the ilh
dav II Anil -, totpay the delinquent Assesa /.
n,ent. t0sether with costs of advertising and
e.rcnse on sale A. y. CLARKE,
seeretary on the west Gable Mining and Nill
inT 60 suite gls, frogftss building san
lac CITY. Utah.
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sIoCKHnLpERs, MEETIN0.

" Office II HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y there will 10 a special meeting OF the
stockholders OF the swan Lake Hes aud
Canal Company, ~ Room 10, llOiel Clare, salt
Lake Glly, tthh. At 90 O'Clock a. m, on
Thursday, ApTll 2nd, lsli, for tho purpose u
eloetmg . hoard ot dir clurs aud onlcera u
sad company and FOR tho Transaction ct any
OtheT business that may some before baid
ueatlug. THIS meeting Is called 1t the request
OF a majority OF the stockholders OF said
company for the reason that the annual stock.
holders meeting Was not held In January,
1896 as Is provided by tho arti lee Of moor
puTatl0n. q, ", ALDRADi,
Vice PTebI
salt Lake City, Utah, March 2, 1861.
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NvOu ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO At.
rear An action brought AGAINST you "
tGo above named plAinNu iu TIE dhNlet eouts
of the Third Judicial Uutici Of We lcffA't.
III Itah, and 70 ansvcr the comp aint u.el
therein within tou days tCNcluslNo OF the GAY
N sofyicol after the service on you 81 WIS
summons-W served within this county o., y
sefyed DOT Of THIS oounty, bot 10 tlls dl'fls "
within twenty dsys, otherwise wihh lettl
da,s-of Judgment by default VII BE- tAten
against you. according 10 the prayer Of sNd
III Tbe s saii sst.oa IL brought % have decree
OF this couu dittohtuE TIE bguus OF malf.'
mony sNisung between plalnuu And detena'
AM. adiuduhg that plainun have the custody
n due minor child, issue nf sad marriage and
her costs herein erpt ndud, with oiher relief
urayed on the ground that m Ausust, l.ti lne
| drfgudant wufully and without cause deserted
| ana abandoned plant n. and sinco sad bme
| bgs failed and stu fais 20 provide plAihuu
| MN the common nreossafirs ui lie. go.
/ Anayou are hereby uounod that ~ You tall
| 90 sppeaT aud answer Toe said complaint a.
| stete reIuited, me said plaintiff VIII apply "
| ne eouft Tor the relief demanded therein
Wttness tho Hon. samuel hertl1t iudge,
nlt IN 3 fhsl II .Ae District Court =
the Thiri Judicial plsltiet IN and tog
tsr1I.t Inc territory " Uiah,this IN day ~
usrember.tn tho year q our Lord one
Thousand eight hundred aud ninety
DAVID o. DUNBAR. CLERK.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NTOTlCg Is HEREBY GIVEN ~ TnE
n undersigned, executor nt Ae last will
and Testament OF Alexander kidi, de-
ceased, 10 toe creditors of, and all per
sons hAylng claims against the said de-.
ceased, 20 exhibit them with the uerUs
sAry vouchers within ten months after the FIRST
publication Of this notice, TO the sad executor,
At hls fesdenco IN Bun Dalo, salt LhEe
County, state ~ Utah
Dated February 90, 1890
WILLIAM O. CRuMP JR.,
Executor Of the last will and testament Of
Alexander Kidd, deceased.
JAZZ "A IL AoILL, attorney for estate,
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nTRsuANT TO An ORDER or SAID
i Court IN sad matter, notice u hereby
given that saturday the 2ltt DAY OF March,
a. u, IsG, at 10 O'Clock o. IN, A. Tue iouuV
touu House in sAIt Lake CITY, ltah, ia thu
court room ~ slid Court, has been appointed
the time aud place Tor the hearing Of petition
OF Joseph n Dean praying Tor the Admission
10 PROBATE ~ certain document herewith
presented, purpuTiing n Do ne last VIII And
when Aud where all persons intrfestrd may
appear and oppose the probate ut sad VIII, or
the GRANTING ~ letters documentary TO Joseph
II. Dean, ~ prayed Tor In said petition.
In witness thereof, / have horeunto sct my
hand and Arlxed the tesl Of said Court thia
2nd DAY 0f February, A. n. islA
IsEAil T. T. STANTON,
Clork OF the District C0art,
ny O. Rrrsr,
nNuutYttlUfk.
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JuiiciAi .in,Iitt. 10 and Tor sAlI Lake
County, state Of Utah
In The matter o. tho rstA's Of ChriaIeen Golden
klmual, deceased
Notice OF time and plNCe for the hearing Of
petition for admission 70 probate Of Will
DUHsUANT TO AZ ORDER OF SAID
court in said matter, notice IL hetegy
gwen that Monday tho b'h day " Nate1, ~.
ista 81 Nv u'clockA 90 A. no tuunV toufl
iIouss 10 sAW iats utty, utAu, 90 the court
room Of said roufL has been appointed the
time and place tor th0 heAriuE v q petition o.
JonathsnH kmball trAfinE Tor the Adu'is'
slon 10 pfobate ofa certain document there
with presented, putpofting 70 BE- the lHt WI
aud teatamrut Of NhfistBeu Golden himbAl,
deceased, when aud where all persons inter
e.tsd may appear and oppose tho prohaio %
sad will, o. tue granting u letters Testament
ary 70 jonathan q, hlmbAll, A. prayed Tor W
said petition ... -
hand and AnApd the seal Of SAID court, THIS
am day u February A. ID. lsyl
ts..D e. u. STANTON,
ClerE ~ tbs District Court
HyA. a. RERsE. DrputY CLERK
u. ", DrIFs Jr, Attorney for petitioner.
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NOTICE - HEuEUY GIVEN THAT AZ
~ am,etinE Of the board Of DIRECTOR htlu
Al -Alt Lake cry, utah, January ~ wv. IN
asseaamrnt Of three t8l cents per sharu Waa
levied on the capital ttock OF tlU corp Itaunn'
PAYABLE TO the secretary, A g. Hmuluc 20
Ii wet south Temple sueet SAT- lake Nlll'
Utah, on or before tho .lih Gay OF tcuIuatl,
remains Unpaid on the Hih DAY OF lehruAry,
is.G. vii he delinquent sud advertised Tor gaIr
A. public suction, ani u paynch. ~ no m'le
before will be sold on the lNth Gay ~ haf, ~
isls, A. the hour Of lpm. a. The once o. tho
secretary, TO pay Hssstsments and co.'s 81 ad'
yertialng, together with uNneuse ot aAles
A q. GtAtQUE, secretary.
an LIZ LIIn ian. d. -.
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The Sydney Stevens lmp.ement
company filed articles Of Incorporation
y-slsrdsy. Tue capitalization H. $500
COO, the shares being OF the par value
of 81. Sydueg stevens h PRECEDENT,
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
The Sampson Mining Company, SAT- TAKE city,
Utah, Moras Of tno COMPANY ~ COPPER
IuIoh, Wcat Mountain Mining Dis'
tfIct, salt tAsp County, Utah.

NOTICE II HEREBY GtvEN THAT
~ atameeung u thc Board of 1tu tees
of tho said Jompuny, held on the lsth DAY OF
FrNr uuTy, A. u lsHi, on Hafcaamout ~ ihtoe'
tenfhs ft.tIi ~ one cent oil pcf share was
pany p1yAbig ON nc gUtn day uf March, A. u
issf 10 1,uueu J. IloudiuniuE secretary q
lie Company, Ut hls once % No. lt' suuth
Man sueot. SAT- Lake city, ltth, Any slpeA
paid on the 2tth day " March, a y $50, WI
BE- delinquent and adyerased tor sale Al public
suction and uulUaH pay reut thctcnn y mado
before will be sold on the IAih DAY OF ApUl,
A. - lsla o. pay the delinquent hsae'sincul
together with costs Of advertising anl eh'
Il J. GLLSbtN SING.
rrcretsty u sampson Mining Co.
patod At SAT- Lake CITY, Utah, February ila'
First publication Of ihlsn notice February !lst'
A, u. lslf,
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In the matter Of tho Estate OF Joseph Helm,
deceased
NOTICE IA HFHEnY GIVEN THAT
~ samuel nflnt0n, Administrator OF TIE
estate Of Joseph Hem, docehtod, has Ten derod
for seitlcmCnt, and nlod m SAID court hit nuM
account " his admiuiaIAiiun o. SAID chtalo
and petition Tor ma distribution 81 tho residue
Of sad estate among tha prfs0ns entitled
thereto, and that Neducsnay, tue lsth day OF
March, a. d. ls9l, A. " O'Clock a. tn, ~ no
court room Of sad court, In he County
Court house, salt Latc cry aud County, llah,
has uoru daily appointed by the Judge OF sara
court, for the settlement % sad account ami
hearing said petition for distribution, A. which
tune and place any person interested in uAli
estate may appear and show cause u any
there be-, WY said account should not b.
,otilsi and approved and nnM dAuibuton
made ~ prayed Tor.
Dated February a. A. u. ls,d ....,,
e.. 4 STANTON,
CLERK OF TIE uiktriet Court.
EVA &. UFTsE, bcpuiy CIort
JAMtth. MuYLE. attorney for adminltraIor
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In the matter Of tho estate OF Alfred
ffeWis, deceased.

In the matter Of tho estate OF Alfred
ffeWis, deceased,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Arthur ftew n. ndmiulstfalor OF the -.
tate Of Alfred fTewln, deceased, has rendered
for ssttlemenI and nlsd IN said court his nnAl
account ~ his admlnlstTAion 81 sara estate
aud petition Tor nual dlstrbuuon Of
Inc Ttsldse ~ sad estate among
The peT,ons entitled thereto, and that
"Wednesday. the lstu day Of March, A. u.
isya alto O'clock n m., az the colft room pf
said court. In the County Couri House, salt
lAke CITY and tounty, Utah, has
been duly appointed by the iudEe ~ tAii
court Tor the settlement o SAID account And
hearing said petilien for dhui1uuon, A. which
time and Mace any prrson interested In said
ss,als may apposf and show cAuse,lf any lhete
DO, why sAld account should not DC ssluel ahd
approved sud nnal distribution made "A
prayed for
Dated FeuraAry ~. A. u. 1872. -,
O. Y STANTON,
Cleft OF tho district Jouu,
ny A. @, RLHsE, Deputy CleTk
jAMEs II. hoiLk, att0rnsI Tor AdmintuA'
tor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-04
t.lt l.ale clu. Jan. y lsI5'

Ata nesting o. tho board u directors o. NE
as Isls the tine Tor advertising delinquent
stock Of sad company was extended 70 dhfHh
II ls16 aud ttFU o. falu 10 March u, l-ti,
ARNOLD q GtAtQUt, scry.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-04
AMUSEMENT NOTES.

Al the Grand where Led A'lray IL
being played, there was large su-
disnee la,t night and the play vi"
much appreciated.