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The sun., 1896-08-17
THEY FEAR NEGRO SUPREMACY.
Alabama Cotton Planters Threaten to hoy
eott BoitinE Democrats.

MONTGOMERY. Ala, AuG. l6.-A local paper
publishes an interview with prominent cotton
planter OF this county IN which he says:
Tho amazement and feeling OF the white
cotton planters OF this county. ali OF whom are
Democrats. has become go intense rs - cause
them TO seriously threaten to inauGurate a boy
colt Asains; the sound money warehousemen
and merchants who have bolted the party. The
planters urge that the oyeTsh allowing question
with them is white supremacy. and the pro posed
alliance between the Republicans and sound.
money Democrats ia u most dangerous and in
si!ious attack upon the conditions now eAist!GE
betW cen the races.
The gentleman insists there is a strong pros
pect that tho threat 10 boycott viii be put into
The sun., 1896-08-17
SANDERS GARLAND sPEAna
Bourke Cochran Voiced the Seatinsats o
the Ex.Attorne ey.Generare9 9oa.

LITTLE Rock. Ark. Aug. l6.-Sanders Gar
land. son OF ox-Cnited States Attorney Genoral
A II. Garland of this city, has written the fol-
lowing to Powell Clayton from Baltimore:
Yesterday In An interview Bourke Cochran
spoke as follows in New York city: In the
present contest for the existence of civilization
no man can remain neutral Whoever does not
support the forces OF ORDER aids the forces Of
disorder. II can do anything 10 thwart .
movement the success Of which would regard
as al irreparAble calamity. not only TO this
country. but TO civilized society everywhere.
shall certainly do IT.
These hnes contain the exact sentiments
which influence me in the coming !ssue. and
hence II IS my desire to belong TO that body OF
men which Is striving TO uphold so infallible
theory 10 the good Of all true American citiEene-
Henceforth am decided 10 be an enrolled men,
Der under the Republican banner.
"SANpkRs OAKLAND"
The sun., 1896-08-17

Al u O'Clock ye'ierday morning a train on the
CanArsie Railroad struck Tony Rider. farm
lAeorer. who WAS WALKING on the trcstle which
crosses Fresh Greek. in F.auands There was A
heavy uisi. and the engineer William Crau..-
ula hot see the man until the train was almost
Upon nlm IrAmsr set Tho brakes. but could moi
stop ms ehklEe ia time to IAve Rider wEo Wa
1trGck anu thrown n considerable diStRnc. H.,
rus tak-n 70 - hary's Hospital. where il Wa
his recovery u doublfaL 'A'N'SN 'nAs
The sun., 1896-08-17
Joe whesler's Race for Congress.

BulNiNGHAn, Ala, AIc. l6.-MessACes from
the Eighth Congress district where Democratic
primaries were held Yesterday. indicate . close
race between Gen. Zoe Wheeler and his oppo-
neut. Judge I:,Wa.I.on. Wheeler carried
Huntsville, bus Richardson got the county
!AlHdieon,. NnrSAn c-"niy in al! pEohaOl!.rJ
b, a handsome m..uE!,j. Both candidates
claim the section. The exact results Will be
4 H.CG.t to obtain foI seNcra days wing to the
fucl thai ;hr elections in some OF the couaties
were he. nader ne nm, rule AwG IN Others un-
der The pTo rata u. Representation.
The sun., 1896-08-17
OBII "a X Y.

Daniel Deniee Conovsr died ., his home -
Ray Shore, L. l., or Saturday DeGIh Is SEP
? 'sei to have resulted from heart disease. Mr..
Eonov~r was horn seventy-Hve years a. IN ;A.'
city. In his early days he WAS member : 20
N0!r0tcer Fire Department. In .>i3 sr ""'
elected foreman os the AuaiIy Hose, y - ..s
Was nHee member .: the 4 nmm '- .o1 g..
,nr MI steam IRE enSinr IN the ".'1 -.r
tween he Wan ctpA, AUt Nr;r .''".. - ~
Mr.. ,ornVev sided with the latter l-. .rr I'D,
1857, after he had br,,'4 snysa.u.r! stree. L.
mlss'nneE, he was :nre!biy er"-:ct - 81.
S,soiioa Sts Hal = ey ,ae MlHn.c.PN1 n,.Gr .,
ia!ncd "a warrant :oT INe MAYo-'s "rrr,' -
charge Of lnc.rnG = -lot An: 49, pr
s"n9i vio."ncr. Thee nr >ervrt a';'t 80
eleci"r on the Fremont ticket. lr-- - w
oho'er wa, les, known fg- ai> coA". =
surface railroads. The Fo-N-.'r"- .~rt,
MaEhAttarN''." ard -. .rS h'e -r
was able Ia y, n access lo the fa,; =, ,.'.."
IhrogI = hi, efforts 3r'pie ne Z! O.,
The INrrty-r!G.th tr. INr- ,l-.
ksEr"si toWpa'.y AHa ~ the
Nal. street. aud ori and; ~,-r'' --r' ..'
rad tomuAny. He MAS s.s. .u,erc~.e. -
eriI az Bay Shore. l.
:, Mrs. Ellen Wayles Harrison, w'3.w -.
yam ys.. disaa dhsad on s",T,i24 saia4aa, " a. t.
Harrison was thu GaU-Li,-
Thomas Jefferson Raudoli ottoGr I.s
de,esndan, oi Thomas Jef',-,,r
Joseph Croohernn, ~ yea-, ''.. &C.. --|
%Wn Wr riday mor"inE. ~ h., NOME /.
!urd of the brnwer House ~ i've
street aud bsoadENy. a r'rdef', -
tlClANs, actors. and >gnTt.a. ..r .."
me proprietor Of the Cros hr-n'
James H. Andre Mayor u V E.- "'
Hl-a yesterday. lie wa> fur'u'-. Of.
hrA,er and WAS r.vcte. N.... '."
serving as President OF tie '..a.-
The sun., 1896-08-17
WoKkINGMES FOR M.kIxLEr.
CoIameian Iron Works Employees to Sap
port the ST LouIs NomIneea

BALTIMORE, Aug. l6.-Au the men employed
by the Columbian Iron Works with compare
lively few exceptions have organized abound
money club. and al q meeting held yesterday
deciGed 10 support Mckinley and Hobart. The
majority of the men are Democrats who offerrd
n resolution which WAS adopted IN which they
pledge themselves IL def-At by ble means
the combination which has assumed the name
o! Democracy.
The sun., 1896-08-17
hl,s.sura sssl.ll.,. N..s . state Ticket

ST. LOUIS. Aug. lo.-The Socialist Labor party
of Missouri last night nominated the following
ticket;
For Governor. l.. C. Frey, formerly Gen"
Frey OF CommonweAl fame; LieutenAntGoV-
erhor, Christ Rocker; Secretary OF state. A. f.
sAenass'on; s Lreasurer, hsnry POLLING; Agdi.
Hoeppner.
The party CAST 1900 votes At the last general
election. There WAS no endorsement OF Presi-
dental electorA.
The sun., 1896-08-17
M,K1xLEr HEARs sooD NEWS.
Chair nAa Hama Makes Report TO HIa OF
the POilIeAI SItaatioa.

CLEVELAND. o., Aug, l5,-MAior Mckinley
spent the entire day q. National Chairman
HAnnA's home. on the lake shore Mr.. Hanna
arrived from Chicago early this morning. and
several hours were occupied by the Major
and his manager in close consultation. Mr.
Hanna Is elAted over the political prospects.
and bis encouraging news put tine Ms ior in the
best Of spirits today. Mr.. Hanna viii leave
for New York tomorrow and Major Mckinley
The sun., 1896-08-17
Close FiSht Tor Nomination for Congress
In the Esesenth kentucky Dl-trier.

MIapIE>BoRo, KY Aug. l6.-The famous
Eleventh Congress district which has Alway.
been noted for It's hot hshts in The Republican
rAnEs. comes 20 the 'front.' with such c.ose vote
al yesteriay's primary for the Nomination for
Congress betwt"f II, t. Cu!sun, prrsen, Con-
gresham. anG John u. WAite. :oracr Con grcss-
man, that the official count W.! DC necessary 10
drtrrrr re " no is the nominee.
The sun., 1896-08-17
DEMOCRATS ENDORSE TELLER.
They VIII Help Re-eieet Hin 90 the
senate Next Winter

DENVER. Aug. l6.-County conventions OF the
Democratic party were held throughout tho
state yesterday. ana In nearly every instance
Senator Teller wRs endorsed and the support Of
the party was Pledged 10 assist in his rec. .ection
next winter. lu.Gressnen ShA!roih, keUGb-
lcau. ana BELL, Popu!ts:, we're also endorsed by
several counties.
The sun., 1896-08-17
Post@Astsr-Gsas-Ai Wiisoa's Sos Against
bFya8.

cHARLEsroS. W. Va. Aug. l6.-wm. II. VII.
son. son OF Postmaster-GeEeTal W. l.. Wilson
ts circulating . paper TO get the signatures OF
al the sound money Democrats ia jefferson
eounty who will decline 70 suppOr: Bryan and
SeMAlL
The sun., 1896-08-17

CHARLEsroS. ". Va. Aug lo.-Ex.GoV Z.
Wills Wilson WAS Ionir Gted for ca Sress 10y
AcClAmation by the Third District Democratic
Convention here yesterday.
The sun., 1896-08-17

A.A-7:21, 30 Fast houston ,ir,r. ... "a
damage trihsng: :, IL; seN'ntl A'ta-" '''
Frank, damage SlUj. .,,.
air,...: ~ I, .o W. ls1s send a'rp.s &c.. ~
Ill., EiII daaaSEs aEsi2i si2i $40. so SegyLi -''""''
The sun., 1896-08-17

There is 10 be q great outpourinE OF honest
money Democrats from other States than New
York at Tuesday nights mee'inE As already
said. 1t is TO be of the creates: events Of the
campaign.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-16

An ordnance amending section 2 Of Chhpto
", nf An ordinance entitled "Liconfoa.H


An ordinance amending section 2 Of Chapter
~, ~ an ordinance entitled "Lieonfca."
soctlnn J. he IL ordained BY the city Council
81 SAT- Lake CITY, state % Itah, that section
~ u Claptor %, Of Hn ordinance entitled
"llctnsol,' BE- aud the same De- hereby amond.
ID ny siritinF out ~ line u on page 100 uf th0
Revised Ordinances Of 1904 tho word ped.
dlors" and Insert In lea thereof the word
"hroters" and by stritinF out a. the end Of
sai1 line the nFurUa 'li0" aud Inserting IN llou
thereof the ngurta "t0o"
Section 3. Tins ordnance 10 take effect and
be ln force from and after H. approval.
Passed ht TIE CITY Council Of salt LAX
City state Of Utah, March ari, lsl, aud re.
forrcd 10 tho Mayor for ne approval,
HrALI DAVID :, tMtH1
Approved this the en- DAY II March, A. u.
1876. 0kOnGE hOMNEi,
Mayor pro TEN.
CITY aud county OF SAT tate. -
1, David 3. Emcfy, Recorder iu aud for salt
Lake CITY, state Of Utah. DO hereby certify
that nc above aud iorcl DING IL full, true aud
correct copy Of an ordinance euutiod An
Ordinance amend y section " Of Chapter ~
~ AZ ordinance entitled % ouHee ." passed
hy the Guy Council of sl't Lake City, sta.e of
Utah, March ifd. isid, aud approved By tho
Mayor uIo tom, March tth. Isl, a. appears of
record Ia my .oflco.
unto tet my haud AMI hflNod tho
fsIAL.i corporate seal uf said city this the
oh day of March. a. ~. u q,
DAVID s, EMERY,
n i7a city Recorder
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Notes.

Mr.. Thomas OldhAm, who took the
Afst steamer from England on being
oAblod that his friend, Cashier Lyon,
OF the First National bank, was iying
III OF typhoid pneumonia al ~. Mafy's
hospital In Bait Lake, left the bedti1e
Of hts friend. to take run up 20 Logan
on Friday, ami brought the cheering
intelligence that MIR. Lyon was con-
vAlsacing.
A committee has been appointed by
the chnmner OF commerce 10 confer with
the railway authorities nj Salt LAKE
with n view 10 securing lower confer.
sncs rates than arc usually granted.
On many excursion occasions n rate OF
$3.50 II given, aud tometimss oven ~
low NJ 81; but at conference time 81. 50
has besn the rats. The committee viii
visit Salt Lake during this week.
Mr. joseph t. Talbori, a national
bank examiner Of Denver, Col, wac
in town the other day and examined
the books Of the Fiat National, whose
business wac found In satisfactory con.
cition.
Four youngsters were arrested tor
mounting moving trains, but upon
promise VI amendment were diamiteed
with reprimand and caution.
Tho Seventh ward meeting house Il
now lighted by electricity. The war d
conferences yesterday had u large al
tendance.
Little Margaret, daughter Of Hor.
O. II. whitney, Whose arm was broken
by fall mort time Ago, IL ouoe mole
able TO DO out.
DrummersIenough for All army, pro-
vldou they had been parchment
poundeTs, visited Logan during the
week.
On Saturday JUDGE Hart sat a. Judge
Of PROBATE In the Fret disliol court,
ana made a number OF orders.
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STARVED.
STOMACH RUINED AND MEMORY GONE.
Caused by Using s,4ii Plugs Of Tobacco.
At. Budd, Druggist. Of Arnpfior. Ont.
Reports this Wonderful Case.

Man docs a lot Of foolish things, and
when you come a. look thom all over,
the continued use Of tobacco is, without
doubt, the most unaccountahlo Of them
OIL
Tobacco kills more people than all the
contagious diseases together.
We don't know Il, or don't want 70 nd.
nit u. but its 90. Not one man In ten
would get sick 10 easily and die from
cntufrh. consumption, pneumonia, heart.
disease, etc, " bis otherwise strong con-
stItutIon wcrn not undermined by tobacco
poison.
It's 10 easy TO got started, and 20 i'm.
possible TO stop tobacco use, unless No
To-pac comes 10 the rescue. Millions are
now seeking relief, and they are coming
from all parts Of the world. Read this
Ne Now Can Tat.
Arnprior. Ont, Sept. 20, 1895
A. II. Budd. Esq, Druggist Arnprior.
Ont.-Dear Sir. have used No-T0-Bac
aud found u a complete cure. / had
smoked aud chcwcd for 20 years. had
used 1O-ccut plug Of chewing tobacco
every day aq wen as three plugs Of gmok.
ingn week. Myd0ctor told me that tobacco
was killing me-, aud ! tried Ia. quit. gf
my own accord. but could not exist with
ont w. After using three boxes Of No
To-Hac | nm completely curcd.s Ny
nerves were complete wreck, but now
my nerves never trouble me. For many
years | could not eat any breakfast. my
stomach was IA such n bad condition.
Now I can eat ~ well ~ anyone, aud
have gained considerable In weight, and
am better physically and mentally than
ever before, aud I can highly recommend
NO-To-Bac us n complete cure.
JAMES HEADRICK.
Clay Bank T.. o.. Ont.
Now. No-To-Bac j. n nerve maker, aids
I'll. r..
weakness 90 health. II Il the grnndest
medicine ever mnlc--oycr 10000 cures.
You run no risk, for you can buy No-r0-
Bnc under absolute guarantee from your
own druggist. DO Il to-dnyl Now u the
time. and IN week or two bo free aud
we'll Get our booklet, Don't Tobacco
Spit and Smoke Your Life Away" Writ
ton guarantee and FREQ sample mailed for
the asking. Address The Sterling
Remedy Co, Chicago or New York.
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School AGairs.

Einetsen thousand one hundred
dollars IL the amount the board Of oiu.
cation has notified the assessor will be
required for the district schools OF
Logan city this year. This amount
includes s2,7O0 Interest and $3.50 for
the slnking fund. The total euroll.
ment IL 900. and the avsrags atten-
dance 5vsr 1,1OO. School affairs ara
efficiently and economically admins
tered In Logan.
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A RESOLUTION.
Granting Pioneer square 20 the Utah q raeln
Improvement Company Tor Railroad
depot furpuacA


whereas. The Corporation OF salt Lako City
ia dcairuus of aiditg IN tue construction OF a
fhilfoad from ealt Lhho Dlty 20 the Pacific
Toast a. or near Los Augcius, and OF a rail.
mininf regions, and recognizing that the came
would contribute greatly g. the prosperity OF
~ citfrnss anu auitAniu grounds Tor depot
purposes for SUCH railroads beng necessary.
Ne il resolved BY tho city Council OF salt
Iale tity, stats OF Utah, that hil Of nlnck ~.
In rat ~, OF AT Lake City snryey, known
us Pioneer rquhru h hereby granted and
donated W thc Utah and rae no Improvement
| company. 10 successors anu assigns, for val
way depot purposes, on mo following con
iirst Tue AoeepiAnos Of sid donauon IN
w.rung. signed ~ The president and secretary
curder with thirty days Of this date
second. Inc payment Of one doiiar
ihird Inc construction and operation OF
AZ least one hundred miles Of railroad wlthia
this state, on either or both ~ said linca with.
m two years from the date hereof. and the run.
Ming Of trans over said road into and upon
Touf,h' inst At the end Of ninety days
after the acceptance OF the terms Of the grant
% tue PIONEER nluhfe 70 thoittah and farInc
Improvement Company, Tor railroad terminal
purposes, the said company shall have ten
miles uf theft grade undor construction. A. the
end Of ak months 70 have ~ miles OF their
months 70 have 80 miles OF road com
plntrd and under operation. a. the end OF n
mnNfia 70 nave ID mlltn OF runl completed aud
IN operation, ~ the ond u u months 60 have
iul miles uf completed road huilt aud In opur
alton within the state Of Utah towards Los
Angeles, or from sAlt Laks cay 10 a westerly
direction towards Deep troek.
And ON acceptance u sad donation by tho
precedent and secretary Of said company, and
the payment Of said sum Of ono dnllLr, the
Mayor and CITY hccordor are hereby authorized
and directed To make and execute d
proper decd u conveyance 81 SAID described
premises 20 said utah hnd phclnc Improve.
mcut Company, ~ successors anu atsigna, and
20 deliver the same % Hons. houou n
haskin aud thomna q. Weber, 10 be- hold Ia
escrow BY them. and upon tho performance %
the third condition hcreinbefOra mentioned, 20
De delivered ny them, or their executors or
hdministratora, o. Tue taid Utah aud fuclno
Improvement Company.
And In the event OF the failure OF anid Com.
pnnY 10 comply with any Of the terms aud
conditions OF THIS resolution. The deed herein
mentioned to DO returned " the CITY Recorder
Of salt Lake CITY
Passed by tho City Council OF salt Lake CITY,
state " Utah. March ~, lfld, ana referred 10
the Mayor for his approval,
(seAl DAVID n EMEilY,
CITY Recorder.
Approved This the is.h day of March. a. d.
isgo
GEORGE ROMNEY,
Mayor pro ten.
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LOGAN.
LooAs, UTAn MAR 10, 1895


Lectures and ADJUSTMENTS.
The lecture delivered by Professor
Jacob Il. Miller In tho u. Y. College,
under the auspices Of the F1riie'h
quorum Of Seventies, on The Life Of
Herod, was one Of unusual Interest u
occupied absut an hour and n half In
delivery. Another interesting lecture
was delivered by Professor James A.
Langlon at tho meeting Of the Philo-
mAthio literary society Of the Is. Y.
College on Friday evening. His
theme was, Tins Bible as Literature,
and the many beauties Of the "book OF
boohsD were ably illustrated.
number Of dances were given
uufing the week. One OF the most
enjoyable was q social aud ball given
by number Of prominent Bcandi'
naviant; several Of these parties arr
given each winter by the same people.
Aud for COED, whols-souled hearty on.
iUyment, they afs unequalled. The 90
eial distinctions NO frequently noticed
10 more prstentious affair, are absolutely
bapishsd here. A picnic, tug Of war,
burleique tparfing match, songs anu
rscitationa, were interrupted with the
dancing, and all enjoyed thsmsclvti
heartily.
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SEALED BIDS.

GEALED BtDs WILL Ok HECEivED At
- the once Of the city Recorder until 2
O'Clock p. VI. on Tuesday. March "a, isld, Tor
the right 70 use tor three 10 Eve years, seventy
two fiii acres, more or e., u and belonging
rarleY's canyon. and known ~ the Dstefot
WOODEN Mills property. The riaht 10 reserved
~ Tho city 10 rfjeet any aud all bids. Tor
further formation, call at Tue recorder
once BY order Of the city council March
~, 1895 DAVtDG EMERY,
Guy iieoorder
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sTooKHoLpERs, MEETING.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ there viii ho q srooia meeting OF the
stockholders OF the swan Lake Reservoir and
Canal Company, ~ Room IA, llotel Glare, halt
Lake Uily, Utsh, AZ 10 O'Clock a. m on
Thursday, Apru end, 1874, for tho purpose of
electinF hoard OF directors and oflcera q
said company and for tho Transaction OF any
other husiness that may come before sad
Getting, TINS meeting 10 called AZ the request
Of a majority OF the stockholders or said
company for the reason that the annual stock.
holders meeting was not held Ia January,
1900 as 10 provided bv the Arti les OF iueor.
pufation. O. ", ALDRAOH,
salt Lake City, Utah, March 2, 1891.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
i,lalo OF Elna poIorson Jensen, doeenlsd.

Estate OF Elna Peterson Jensen, deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
N uuderaigned, cxtcutrix OF the last viii
and Testament OF hlna feterron Jensen, do,
ceased, 90 tho creditors OF, hnG al persons hay.
Ing claims aEainat tho eAid deceased, to exhibit
them with tbe necessary vouchers, within ten
months after the nTft publication OF this no.
uce, 10 the said eNecuiriN Al the once
of john IA. Cannon AS2 Constitution building,
SAT Lake Cily. IN tho County OF Salt Lake,
utAh.
Dated MArrh. II, ls0d
ELNA ANNA JENSEN NIELSEN,
ExecutrtA Of the last viii and Testament OF
klna Petersen Jensen. deceased,
John N. Cannon, attorney for e1eeuuix.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT Al
~ meeting Of The directors OF tho ster,
ling Gold Mining Company, on the tih day Of
MHrth. 1861. N assessment OF throo.fourtha ul
undersigned secretary OF the company N thc
ofcoa o. the compauv.Nos, % and n tomWcr
cIhl block, IN shlt Lake City, Utah. Any stuck
upon which the assessment remains unpaid on
the uth cay Of April, isld, will Do delinquent
and advertised for sale a. public suction and
unlosa payment 10 made hofsfe VIII DO sold, or
90 much hereof a. may be necessary. on thu
gith dAv Of April 80. 10 pay the deiin guonl
assessment. together with the cosi Of adyuftit
Ing and expenses OF sale.
Dated this tn day OF March, lsd
HENgY v. VAN pELr'
Secretary Of tho sterling Cold Mining Co
nos. 20 and n Commercial Block
ralt Lake Jity, Utah.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate q Alexander KIDD. deceased

Estate n Alexander Kidd. doceMed
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by THE
N undersigned, executor Of the last wall
hnd testamont OF Alexander kidd, Dc.
ceased, 70 the creditors o., and All per
aona having claims Against the said de.
ceased, 10 exhibit thom with the neces
sary youchora within ton months after the nrat
publication Of this notice. 10 the SAID executor,
" his residence m Hun Dale, SAT- Lane
County, state uf Utah
Dated February ~, 1895
WILLIAM Q. CRUNP. JR..
Executor Of the last Will and testAmsnt OF
Alexander KIDD, deceased
JANIS II. MOTLg, HttOrnoy for % tate,
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In the District Couri, Probate Division. Third
Judicial District, iu and for SAT- LAEa
County, stats " Utah.
In tho matter Of tho estate OF Alfred
ffewin, deceased.
NoriCE II HERrnY Given THAT
~ Arthur trewiu. standardization OF tho - {.
tate ~ Aired ffowin. deceased, has rendered
Tor settlement, SAD nled IN sad court his nnal
account u he hdminisiration ct said estate
aud petition for final distribution Of
tho reaiduo of sad estate among
lhe persons entitled thereto. ana that
"wednesday. the i,th dag OF March, A. II,
tsp6, Al " o'clock a, IN. At tho couri room Of
sad court, In tho County Court House, salt
Lake CITY and County, Utah, has
Teen duly appointed BY the Judge Of said
court for the setilcment o said account aud
hearing said petitiun for disuibuton, ~ which
time and place any person Interested In said
estate may appear and show cAuse,if any there
10. why SAID account should not be settied and
approved and hnal distribution made AZ
prayed for
Dated February "a. a. u. lsel.
q. 4 STANTON,
clerk Of the district ouu.
ny A, q, nrnsT Deputy Clerk
JAMES II. MoiLr, attorney for adminsua.
tor.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS,


NOTICE Is hEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ uhdersgnod, administrator Of the estate
OF james NhitwOrth. decreased, 20 the cred.
TORS Of, and al persons haying claims againat
the said deceased, 10 EXHIBIT them with The
Necessary vouchers, within four months after
the hrat publication OF this notice, 10 the SAID
Administrator, james shore, nj hiA home at
No db iifth street. salt Lake City, in the
County Of salt Lake
Dated March erd, 1893.
JAMEs suORE,
Administrator Of tho estate OF James whit.
worth, deceased.