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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-04-16

edge OF civilization coming out OF the
winter in satisfactory and fairly com
Portable circumstances, and religious
work prospecting among the natives.
1t is very dry out there yet, the recent
rains here being heavy fogs or slight
showers which with the outcoming frost
is just moist enough to make the gum.
DO" stick 10 great "chunks" to hoof or
vehicle.
An idea Of the amount Of water that
has fallen in South Dakota the past week
may be gained from the following dis
patch from Woolsey Of the l4th inst:
The past week has given us but very
little sunshine, but lots of rain. 1t has
rained nearly every day this week. But
Saturday evening from 4 to 7 p. m, the
waters Ct the great deep seemed to be
broken, and it came down 10 torrents,
giving 1865 lnces. The whole face of the
earth was one solid sheet of water. Old
lake beds that have been dry for years,
are full and running over. The past six
days has given US over 4 inches of rain.
Since the first of March we have $50
inches. How is that for a dry country.
We are going to have q crop this year,
that will surprise the natives. Farmers
are jubilant.
South Dakots's crop bulletin for the
week ending April 13, says: The tenn
perature during the week was about the
normal but damp and cloudy weather
prevailed. The amount Of precipitation
was considerably above the normal over
most OF that portion OF the state lying
east Of the Missouri river. The rainfall
during the week. 80 far as heard from,
ranged from O.80 inch to 4.63 inches.
| Showers, mostly coplous, were frequent
and general and on Saturday and Sun
day, 9th and 12thD nearly all of the
section named appears to have received
more or less heavy rains. The seeding
of small grain has been somewhat, re
tarded by the showers and damp con-
dltion of the soil, but work has pro-
crossed we'll in the southern counties.
From some wheat seeding is reported as
about half completed and in some in.
stances the grain hes sprouted nicely
and begins to show above the ground,
In the northern counties but little seed.
ing has been done. The season is re.
ported from two to three weeks late but
no apprehension is expressed On this
score as the soil is such that with season.
able temperature and sunshine, grain
should terminate quickly. The recent
rains will insure ample surplus moisture
in the subsoil for prompt and healthy
root growth. Grass is coming nicely
and will be greatly stimulated by the re.
cent rains. Stock is now obtaining some
green pasturage on the ranges.
Wanted
Boarders at the Leland hotel. Day
board, $500; board and lodging $3.50.
MRS. JENNIE BURCH, Prop.
All parties having -four stored in the
Madison roller mills, are requested to re-
move the aQma Mt Onca. AlaO- DRrti0f
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sIN CONTINUOUS SESSION.

D"mi" ~, Isrii r,~"t VIII No AID Journ
I'm, ,atmrd,, Night.
OTTAWA, Chit, apr | 1.-THE house
has been : I; n since n.un.ay and will
sit right thrCu.h to Thursday at least,
and probably until Saturday night.
But even then it will not reach the end
of the remedial bill.
Sir Mackenzie Bowel has received
the following telegram from Arch.
bishop Langevin: In the name of
the Catholic minority, which l repre-.
sent officially, I ask the house of COM
mons to pass the whole remedial act as
it is now amended. 1t will be satisfac-
tory to said Catholic minority. who
will accept it as a final settlement of
the whole school question"
Charged Members With Drunkenness.
For the greater part of the afternoon
and evening the remedial bill was cast
aside in the house and a debate was
sprung upon parliament concerning
certain resolutions by ministerial asso-
Citations and other bodies condemninR
the long sittings and the alleged cases
OF drunkenness in the house. Sir
Charles Upper said there were only
two instances Of drunkenness noticed
in the house recently, or l per cent of
the whole membership. It was, there.
fore, e~xtravagant and unfair to charac.
terize all the members Of the house as
being connected with orgies and
drunken brawls. Sir Richard Cart.
wright said he had seen members very
much the worse for liquorin the house.
He laid all at the door Of Sir Charles
Upper. who had forced parliament to
sit all week without ris ng.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-04-16

A little Ill, then q little pill. The i'll is
gone the pill has won. DeWitt's Little
Early Risers the little pills that cure
great ills. FRANK SIXTH.
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THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1856.

Local Time ole.
Chicago. Milwaukee q ~. paulFsiiway, which
,ok effect, sunday, August 25, 1895:
TRAINS come EAST.
Passenger, No. 4, departs 1922 q. m.
Freight, No. 90, departs s 100 q. m.
Freight, No. "a, departs Z 40 p. m.
TRAINS come WEST,
Way freight, No. 81, departs 1850 p. N.
TRAINS PROM rHE EAsr.
Passenger>No. /, arrives 4:35 p. m,
Freight, No. 70, arrives AIS q. m.
Freight, No. 50, arrives 1 10 p. m.
TRAINS PROM TIE wRsT.
Freight, No. ", arrives 10 :05 O. m.
ALI the above trains carry passengers: but
eights only when Passengers are provided with
Passenger trains going east make connection
! Egsn for all points south, and passenger train
Ding west, at Woonsocket for all points north.
MADISON q BRIeToL LINE.
Passenger going north, departs 1:45 a. m.
Passenger from north arrives, 500 p. m.
JNO. LARKIN. Local Agent.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-04-16

10 the truthful, startling title Of a book
about No-To-Bac, the harmless, guaran-
teed tobacco habit cure that braces up
nioontinized nerves, eliminates the nico-
tine poison, makes weak men gain
strength, vigor and manhood. You run
no PHYSICAL or financial risk, az No-To-
Bso is sold by Frank Smith under q
guarantee to cure or money refunded.
Book free. Address Sterling Remedy
o., New York or Chicago.
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Wood Was Dismissed.

CINCINNATI, April lG.-When the
case of William Wood, charged as an
accomplice in the attempt to procure
an abortion on the person of Pearl
Bryan, was called, the prosecuting
attorney said the state had no evidence
to warrant a trial, and Judge Gregg
dismissed the case.
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Take q dose OF DeWitt's Little Early
Risers just for the good they will do you.
These little Pills are good for indiges-
ton, good for headache, good for liver
complaint, good for constipation. They
are good. FRANK Smith.
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Chas. H. Hood, broker and manufac.
turer's agent, Columbus, Ohio, certlties
that DR.. Kings New Discovery has NO
equal as a Cough remedy. J. ID. Brown,
proprietor st. James hotel, FIT. Wayne,
Ind, testi6es that he was cured of a
cough Of two years standing, caused by
La Grippe, by DR.. Kings New D,scov.
cry. b. F. Merrill, Baldwinsville, Mass,
says that he has used and recommend,
ed it and never knew it to fail and would
rather have IT than any doctor, because
it always cures. Mrs. Hemming, DID E
25th street, Chicago, always keeps it at
hand and has no fear OF Group, because
it instantly relieves. Free trial bottles
at @. H. Woods drug store.
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All parties having -four stored in the
Madison roller mills, are requested to re-
owing accounts will please call and set.
tie at once, and oblige. G. II. SMITH.
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! Busy people have no time, and sensible
people have NO inclination to use a slow
remedy. One Minute Cough Cure acts
promptly and gives permanent results.
FRANK SMITH.
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1t is not a miricle. 1t won't cure
everything, bat it will cure piles. That's
what DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve will
do because it has done it in hundreds OF
ase FRANK SMITH.
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Boarders at the Leland hotel. Day
board, $500; board and lodging $3.50.
MRS. JENNIE BURCH, Prop.
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NVnEREhs. cYWrs Twircnrtt tvD
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lhe lsm,gr lauw stat" no ltan. r.l,c %
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DC ribbed real osilte. Situate boo tar sall eat
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uot,hcasl corner oa iut U,e aI. u.0ts thirty
I.Il }. Plat "l.' sails Jake II|" survey. thence
fuuhiuE t1uih D.. 500. tNHa'g west te-t,
thcrr ruouH .. fD0.. tuCaOe uatt % feet to
pace OF HrEIuuiu..
Which taid conveyance vac made i1 trust u
secure 90 tAu rr1gl ui .HC Lombard tnNt't.
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Muun'f one certain uruuHHury note ui even
dfto With SAID deed ol irHHs Cor thr PRINCIPAL
sun Of fourteen lunira ui clil.t.. quo
on from 30 date thereof lf lIIr rate 90 sis 90
per cent yer aunum, PAYABLE frui annually,
and with interest thereon NJ Tor uHiuIitT 10 the
rate % twelve tll rcrcCu uCr aunum, pay.
able arwi' annually, bod
Whereas Do in provided Zoo HaId deed Of tfatt
that iu coco ul aofauIt in Che pHtmcrt % EIid
ease - tfu. co boz any uf the cUtuHHnfa q
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rEht tuu. benefit nUI tIlItY u trdur Tt.nn
81 thH rliu Cyrus snd NaUUHnJ j. IwitChcll and
tlut J. Moon. their icIrH and assigns theron.
90 public auction, lt tIC U'HCe, ln the manner
ami Tor the rurroHcH iu Haid decd NJ truHt
state after nrst lyirr thirty t'Ui lHys' notice,
nf particularly prnti|Ul iUr in taii dtcd OF
trrsL tcicfuu0 81 tu which Do hereby made Tor
greater certainty and
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mrui " faid principal note uf a. q, and iu the
raymrn rf nn Insurance premium amounting
20 ils, which slid amount has been Aayaucsd
uF The 'tEil holder of iIH asi1 motto luf tho
saii principal note ont b." uranco premium arc
sillI uHst due sui unpaid
Sow. therefore. nou0H u hereby H.gon that
], The uudufsnhed, 90 stDcn s riofraliu. ut thc
fuguCsIui the legal tnIiCr of said note, sud
uudCf nnd 10y virtue uf thc power Hut author .
~ in uu vested uy tl7 HHii deed 90 irHh., vtli,
on .aturdHT, the .l.h. day of AuEust. iTH, ut
the hour uf ten U'CiuUk BOZ tNr forenoon ~ Huid
day hcil tlr above dcf"UNCd OVCriy, aui all
the riglif, TITO, loueIt aud equity OF rUucnp.
ton ~ 40 flil Cyrus and Matilda j. lUiiehcll
ana clint I Moon. tIUIr heirs nud assigns
thereto, at public suction. Cor tuo hEbCtt hrd
beet rricc ne same will bring in cash, ~ ttu
front door vi the County tauft House, in salt
late CIV, in the county OF raIt Lake state "
ttah, for the purpose 0f paving fnid motto aud
insutaurc. aud an costs aud expenses uf cN
ccutng ihia trust
WILLIAM u, pALr.
Trustee.
firi publication Juiy .s, 1907
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NOTICE.

NOTICE n HEREBY GIVEN ny THT
~ Guy gnunGII uf salt Lake CITY. state ~
utEh, Of the intention OF such Council 20 mskn
thu following described Improvements, tn.wlt
tstruthE and laying sewer lateral along che
folowtug named trEui. On The north sIuo Of
SECOND south street from lltth Elst street o.
nuuuar avenue, Irins "a sewer nHtrIrt So.
% said city. uHt dyiray the cost aud expense
thereof estimated 90 tlIl per lluuar or 'front.'
foot Of nuutuuF property, tr three thuutuut
cight hundred and rIAtysOnu lii,s1ioll dollar,
hy local AsHu.smynt upon Che l1ta Or UIHrus
OF ground within ino IullCWluE described do.
iriut, hJur ihc district 20 be- Affected or beuo,
utcd hy rnlu Improvement uAmclyt
All ot Tote and g., block hli an " lots ., .. q
aud g. block .Ii u|l ~ lots and .. u'uCs q, aI
~ lois ., ., and Z, BLOCK IS aud OIL nf lot 3.
blocs 20. plat "h." salt Lake CITY survey
All protests and objections Go iht carrying
out ~ Haid Intention must DO presented boz
writing 10 tlr ilir l.c0urdor ON or before Che
urHt day nf frrlyulDE is'd, being tho uWu Htt
hy said tuHrrI, when lt VIII hear and rous
slider fuCn objections uI may DO made thereto.
by order Of Cue city Council ~ salt Lake
tilyi state OF Utah, made july 3,tl, lslL
DAVID n. EMERY,
CITY Recorder
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This Imminent Ia different In compo-
iilion from any other linlment on The
matke', II Il a scientific discovery
which results In II being the most psns.
rating Llglment ever known. There
sro numerous white limitations, which
may bs recommended because they
pay ne osA0r q greater profit. Beware
u ,hrse and demand Ballard SHeD
LmlDIsnf, II poaillyey cures Rnou-
matism, Neuralgia, spTains, Bruises,
Wounds, Cuts, sclalio aud InhAmmg-
.ory rheumatism, BuTng, Scaidf, Sore
Feet, Contracted Musnlvs, Shif JOINS,
DID 5ofeV, Pain In Back, Barb WiIs
Jutf, Sore Cheat or Throat, anu 10
especially beneficial IN PalRysIs.
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run rIorlE oy rnE rEnnl1olY or
i Utah t,nd greeting 10 beatrice Dewey,


run pTOrlE OF TuE TERRITORY or
Il ttah t,nd greeting 10 Beatrice Dewey
defendant
You atc hereby required Co appcar 10 on &C.
ten brought against you hT The above named
piauun Iu tlu b.uI"t Court ut ihc Do ri
Judicial uIHulgt of the Territory ui Utah, and
90 uu.UCr Che compliant tr1 therein within
ten days luHciusiyO OF taU day OF rcfyIgCI after
the service ug you Of thia summuuta % served
Within this ruIuty ur, 10 served nut ui this
rouu.y, Uut iu THIS I|tIucf within twenty
days uttTrwHc within tuuY dlfH-ur Iudp.
uUlt by uvfhUlt will uv tlkgn usaiust you, au-
,urdiHF 10 Che prayer % said complaint
1uC saI1 action is brought 90 hfNo decree
~ tma Court dissolNiuE the u1uds oi luatri.
tuuly gEisuuH between U'HiuIh aud drithds
aut. ANA CREATING pIuIHtE ouch other rcurf ua
mHy 10, equitable Huu.u roller prayed uu Gle
srui nd unt un April H 10 thr dcitulAnt
wiliuIlY and uthaut glu.U deserted aru uuan.
duUcl p'aiutit, anu iHf ever sInru continued
90 wliu.y uud vi bout cause desert ana
abandon him and g. I've HCplriie hud apart
from Hiu without any tuncitut Ctuse rr any
reason ana asllntt hia viii aud without BIZ
consent
Ana sou ore hereby notified tahi 10 you fail
10 lpurHr aud answer IHo HNd COMPLAINT 90
above required, tu1 alI painful wlll apply 10
the tour. Cor t1 tsliri ucmanucd thtryln,
witness. tnu Hon rhmurl 4. IUrriu, Judge,
nui thc tcni Of tho bstTics Court OF tho third
iud'ra nlstnct, Boo ann for thu lrruiory of
Utnh. int lith day ~ NuVombrf in ne yea.
81 our Lord one th0udaud eiFht hundred nni
isEiL DAVID C. DUNBAR. C.or..
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NOTICE.

NOTICE IL HEuEuY GIVEN ny Tur
~ tliy Council OF splt Lake CITY. state I'D
Wan, OF the intention % Huch Council 10 maL0
thn tuloMing described Improvements t0.WIfs.
Extending and laying sewer lateral one do
following named street In the contcr oil 'Ia
tlrcct itom South Temple street 10 y nnIut
midway between iirat hnd Second ntrprt 4. in
Fewer District No ] of said city! aud dpfrav
Tue costs thereof, ettlmhtCd 1T % srnta per
linear OF front foot Or siN hundred and fitg.
eight ln'NQ0l dollars, by a local Hsteaameut
upon the lots or pieces o. ground wtttiu tte
following described district, BENG the disttiGt
70 70 Affected OF benefited BY said Improve.
Tue north lio feet of Lot and nil OF Lot A
lilork the north 40 feet Of lot aud All ID
Lot q. BLOCH 2, ail of lot l. ilOek 10. and MI
of lot 9, liork % hli OF aaid lots and pigfrs
Of fround beng in ilat "D," ralt Lake civ
survey
an protests and objections 10 the earning
OUT OF 'tth Intention 20 make a1id mufU,os
mcut must 90 prcfsntcd IN writing 10 tho titv
Recorder uu ur before The twoutlsuuh d.y u
AuFuHL lt.H. hriuF tho time oct lH faii rdurs
900 when 10 Will hear ana consider tucu oIl1s.
uuuH Ha may hO made thereto.
lly order OF ihc CITY Council of fuit Lake
cay, state OF Utah, made tue 4ift uay uf July,
leo.
DAVID T. rutEY.
Ciiy Recorder
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NOTICE.

NOTICE u HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ tiy Council ut SAT- ais tliY. state 20
Utah, et tho intention uf Hurh Council Do
make tho following described impros cman..
tuustTuctur % HrwCr lateral ON tho south
situ OF fitth south street ffutu Elst Temple 10
Ncat Temple streets iu Fewer HIstr.ct SOS OF
tgid city : and teiilv the cost thereof. osumU
90 90 fltH per front or linear foot or eleven
hundred ana nfy-tyo Nl,lahulI dullnra, hy "a
local nsftImtrt uron The lois Or pitrr1 Ht
Ground within thu tuilOwlrl described duIucL
hrihf the district IN bo Affected or hcuulttcd
~ SAID Improvement namely.
All 81 lots and g, block 90, plat -, san
LAto city survey.
~ pruletia and objections a. thc carrying
out OF such Intention o. make fHil Improve.
mont must DO presented ~ writing 90 tur UfF
Recorder on of before tho 3Iih day of AuEutt.
lsii, being the limo cot ny SAID Council when
% VIII hear uuu consider such objections a.
may ho made thUrutH.
iiy order Ot soc ely Council Of salt ItLs
Guy, state OF Utuh, made the iltl lay ~ July.
leo DAVID r., EMtkN.
Guy Recorder.
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NOTICE r. HEREBY GIVEN NY mn
~ Guy council OF SAT- Lake CIV. at.i',..;
tah, ~ tho Intention Of such Jounrii to .'..i u
We inNowinF uetcr1ui Improvement. ia.s''t'
lAtruniug aud laying fCwcF along tbo 'f.ii..,,'
lnF namcs fifcrt un Tho north aide of seeag,
SCUM ffco. from liH Intersection Win rra.It
agl .tcct % llith taatsttcct, rnd igfsEy d.
.osl ihofcot, estimated nt - 80 ucr unoRr as
ifuni loot ur Two ihuuHHnd Eve hundrgd "a
tcNtnt. tour dollarf, ly % local nfsr.stas,,
" on lhe ,locs., lots, parts u lots aud pisrg'
o. uuuhuw within sewer Diftfirt SO / i,ta
ihu Itnptry, los. paris OF lots and pi,r13 ~
ffuunl Wilhin fuia district ~ be- rifrrtrt r.
!cntuicd by sait Improvement nlmcIyt t,i.
J. Z; 2 and 4 block 10, plat "li" ana iois 40
Z, h'nct io. plat ~. aud lots +. z. 4 41t
block u, piazza" sat tqt' civ survey y
Nhyoteata aud objections 10 ihr rnrrstt.
out ~ such intention 10 make said iwrf,y.N
W,nl must y" presented in Whiting 10 ifc DIV
herurder on or before tho gtftdnv on J.iN
~, being The time sct hy rad GnTg..
Whor u VIII hear and consider tuch olI.s
uoua o. may be made thereto
NY order ~ tue tity Council Of Hait T.t,
Wy, siAio OF Utah, made the g'id day of
DAVID 3. EMERY.
e...,.,--.,-, CITY Recorder.
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NOTICE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ny TUE
~ City Council oi SAT- lake CITY, state OF
uinh, OF the Intention OF such tnuarl 90
make tho following described imdroyomclL
tons iruriinF a cement Sidewalk. sA feHt
VIDE ana Hour inches thlra, ON tho wet side Ut
second Elrl street between ruUth TymuIH
suc1t and tir.t tuuIh street, In HidvsnIa niH.
ttct so, iH Of raid riiYi and dufrHy tlr Uust
hnu uApruhy thyruuLt Humatot of t5I1pI uruHn
aud Twenty one liundrodths Ulgll Dollars
per mont ut linear foot, by "a luruI aHHrsrmn1t
unuu ihr loiH or pieces OF ground within thr
Following described diutrict. being Che district
% DO Affected or benefited uy said Improve.
meut, namely
i, l.oia . and g, nlock q, Fiat -" sait Lake
CITY survey.
an protests and objections Co tho carving
out of such Intention must DO presented 90
tie uliy Recorder In writing 90 or before the
.aih Gay Of August, loo beng The time 80 ~
thll 'uuuril uhcl % will hear aud consider
such objections o. may be made thereto.
Nv order Of tho City Council oi SALE Lake
Cily, state OF Utah. maie july SLIT 10
David b. rMEEN,
CITY Recorder
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-11
A Sound Liver Makes a Well srau.

Are you Bilious, Couatipalyd or
iOuOled with Jauuuicu, Sick Head.
zone, BAD TASTE IN Msuth, Foul
Breath, Coated Tongue, Dyspeusin,
Indigestion, Hot Dry 5aln, Pain H.
Back ana between the shpuliers,l hiIli
ind Fever, etc, II you have any ut
hess symptoms, your Liver 10 uut Oh
'tder, Snd your blood 10 slowly being
.et properly. hEhnlNE WIN euro any
disorder Of the LIyGf, stomach ur
bluelh IL hiss no equal "a Il Liver
Medicine. Price rs cents. Free tElgl
seLlisA al z &. y. /. drug store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-11
NOTICE.

Hue Jay Consolidated Mining Company.
ilago u business, snlt Lake city. Utah
Location Df mines, Washington
Mining DISTINCT beaver
County, Utah.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT At
~ meeting uf tho board Of directors held
June %, 1885, m assessment " one AMI
quarter cents 40 per share tbciug asscaa
muut No, 80 wat LEVIED upon tho capital stock
OF tho coronation, payable Immediately no
tue undcrhisnod, ucNuror, gt No smith dfuE
hlule, opTnor OF NAN ana second soutu
streets, SAT- Lake Gty, umh. ANY
STOCK upon which the assessment may
remain unpaid on the l0th day ~
August $50, viii ho delinquent and advertised
Tor snln 90 puhlc auction. aud unless payment
II made before, WIZ hu sold Saturday, August
iiiu, ltli 90 u O'Clock a, m, at tho once OF NO
secretary lruumH aud scott hutrhach build
lu.l Goo pnY delinquent ategHsmcnL tuEothur
with cost auvcrl.iue and tsuuuauA o., talg'
lRASA u. GUNNEii.
Treasurer,
6ALr LAKE CITY, utah, July . lsll.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-11
LEGAL NOTICE.
In tho uuu.rt Court. Probate DIVISION
Third judicial District Iu hnI for
tau lato County, state
OF lbr.
In the Matter II ihn rsiaie OF MARY Ann
rush, deceased.

In the Matter u ihn Estate OF Mary Ann
rush, dUHEUHgd.
1voIlCE J. iiEWLm GIVES THAT
~ John 81. Cannon, executor OF the
laat Viii ami testament CT Hary Aun
lueh, dcccascf, haa rendered Or settle.
munt. and n'cd in said court. iis Hnnu.
OIL account OF hiH administration ut sail
Cstaicg anu petition fof unHl distribution ~
Tue fsailuo OF faid tttliu among tut rcrauua
tnfurd tucrutu.au uHt Saturday. tHr.I1tu day
Of Angus, 4. % lr'|. 90 90 u'U'uU. % Co.,, 10 fHu
count room Ut cola urt. iu 'Ho county cuurt
house, sa'i taiC CITY Hui county, tuh, has
court Cor tlr Htt'i1mHutuf Hall arcuunt nud
hearing faId Ututuu fur partial distribution,
90 which uwu amt place any person Interested
iu fnil estate may appear uud chow cause, VI
tuy tHrru uU. WHY said account should not Dee
settled and approved luI partial dIHifi1utOn
On HuU na VruNNl tuT.
Dated JuiT 4ttt. isri,
q r.. STANTON. CLERK
DIV iurp ". DENNIS, deputy CLERK.