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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-03

/ debate for the opposition. Non-inter-
ference with the domestic concerns OF
other countries was the settled and
traditional policy of the United States.
He declared the House had lost its
head.
Mr.. Hit closed the debate with the
assurance that Spain would not take
Offense at our acti N. He read a tele-
gram from Secretary Olney enclosing
the cable from Minister Taylor receiv-
ed by the State Department The
right of search was the dangerous
thing. It might bring on perilous con-
ditions The resolutions OF the For
eign Affairs Committee of the House
were then adopted by the House by a
vote of 263 TO Is.
The House resolutions were made a
substitute for the resolutions passed by
the Senate, which will bring about .
( conference between the two bouies.
The resolutions are as follows:
Resolved, by the House Of Represent
atives (the Senate concUrring) that in
the opinion of Congress a state of pub
lie war exists in Cuba the parties to
which are entitled to belligerent rights
and the United States should observe a
strict neutrality between the belliger-
ents.
Resolved, that Congress deplores the
| destruction of life and property caus-
ed by the war now waging in the Is
land, and believing that the only per-
manent solution of the contest equally
in the interest of Spain, the people of
Cuba and other nations. would be in
the establishment OF government by
the choice of the people of Cuba. it is
the sense Of Congress that the govern
ment Of the United States should use
It's good office and friendly influence
| to that end.
Resolved, That the United States has
not intervened in the struggles between
any European governments and their
colonies on this continent, but from
the very close relations between the
people of the United States and those of
Cuba i'm consequence oil its proximity
and the extent of the commerce be-
tween the two peoples, the present war
is entailing such lossees upon the peo-
pie of the United States that Congress
is of the opinion that the government OF
the United States should be prepared TO
protect the legitimate interests of
Americans by intervention, if neces-
sary.
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GENERAL WEYLERS FRIENDS

Ale Indignant at the Charges Made
Against Him by Senator sherman and
Others-say There Is No Truth in Them.
Havana. March Considerable in
dignation is expressed here in official
circles at the statements attributed to
Senator Sherman in the United States
Senate, charging Captain General Wey-
Ter with unlimited crimes during the
last revolution" as the matter is quot
ed here. and when acting as commander
of a Spanish column. The friends Of
General Weyler claim il is not true
that he committed the acts attributed
to him. for. if he had 5eha, ed in the
manner described. he would have been
punished by the gcneral-in-chief.
Continuing, the friends of General
Weyler assert that the policy OF the in
surgenJS now as before is to- charge
Spanish officers. who distinguish them
selves in fighting with abominaDle
crimes i'm order that these officers may
be transferred TO other posts or sent
| back TO Spain. Gen. Weylers friends
insist that not one of the acts attri-
buted 10 him has been proved to be cor
rect. and they hold that not the slight
est shadow of truth surrounds them.
They also claim it is impossible for
his accusers to produce any respon-
slDle witness who can attest to the
truth of the charges which. id is added
are conclusively denied if only by the
generals treatment of the insurgents
since his landing here and of his mild
administration of affairs i'm the Phi.,-
lpplne Islands and elsewhere. They
also refer to his personal morality.
energy and impartiality in private and
government acts which. they say.
has gained him the approval and cs-
TEEN OF all who have come i'm contacr
with him through personal relations. g"
A friend OF the captain general. dis
cussing the situation TODAY said.
Enrique DOndeiro is unknown here
ana is supposed to have been i'm Chilli
when Gen. Weyler commanded col
umn here. Another Separatist who has
written against Gen. Weyler. was also
absent from Cuba at the time the events
ne claims to describe are supposed TO
' '.a... so one heI. mas put
forth single proof of the alleged atroc-
ltias described in some of the American
newspapers, and everybody here is sur
prised that such an honorable man as
Senator Sherman has allowed himself
to be led astray and is allowing himself
TO be the instrument of the insurgents
IN reading before the United States
Senate slanderous articles from nam
phiets written by men absent from Gu
ba and to brew in the minds of the Sen
ators all kinds of calumnies against
the Spaniards and breed for them the
contempt and hatred of an people acts
which are inconsistent with the pro-
ceedings of the man OF honor s. ques-
tion
up to this every day the INSURGENTS
claim that Maceo and Gomez did not
order the destruction by fire and the
lying waste of the island. They saw
that those crimes have been committed
by the government troops"
Small engagements continue but
nothing Of Importance reported at this
writing
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THE ORDER FILED.
Special to the Register.

Special 10 the Register
Parkersburg, w. Va. March John
Hogan, Jr, representing John A.
Hutchinson, attorney for the B. e o.
railroad, presented an order to Judge
Jackson of the United States Court
here, today to be filed signed by Judge
Goff, and issued in Baltimore which
appointed John K. Cowan, president of
the Baltimore & Ohio, and Oscar G..
Murray, receivers for that company.
The order filed here covers only this
State and others viii be filed in each
State where the road operates. The
decree enjOins officers, agents, employees
and others from interfering in any
way with the property in the receiv-
ers hands.
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OIL NEWS.

Special TO the Register.
Sistersyile. w. Va. March 2.-Wit-
ten No. > belonging to the Eastern Oil
Co.. was burned along with the tank
age and number of barrels of oil.
Inc cause of the fire is unknown.
The Victor Oil and Gas Co. and
others are erecting a rig on the Acey
Kyle farm. about One-half mile east
of the now famous Kyle well, and eX-
pect to commence drilling the latter
part of this week.
The Eastern Oil Co. s No. 8. on the
Moore farm on the Ohio side, has been
agitated and is now reported TO be
doing in the neighborhood OF seventy
barrels a day.
The Garnet Oil Co. commenced spud-
ding Saturday at their No. ] on the
SaulbeTTy farm located on Jim's Run,
about ! 1.500 feet south of the Judge
well. This well Will be watched with
considerable interest.
The Carter Oil Co. have made a To-
cation and commenced erecting a rig
on the Noah Brooks farm this after
noon.
The Devonian Oil Co. IS No. > on
the Kyle farm has been drilled to the
MaXon sand and is reported to have
filed up 1000 feet with fluid and would
in all probability make q 30 barrel we'll
in this fomation. The well viii be
drilled 10 the lower sands as soon
as their water well is completed.
The Dvonian Oil Co. S No. 1 on the
Kyle farm was drilled deeper Satur-
day, but il is understood that it has not
materially increased it's production as
it was expected to do.
Murphy and Jennings have erected
rig on the BOOher farm and viii COM
mence spudding the latter part of this
week.
No. / on the Daniel Stocking farm,
being drilled by Jhe Carter OH Co.,
is down a liJcle over 100 feet.
Parkersburg, w. Va. March THE
wells which were drilled by the Noun
tain SjaJe Gas Company in the vicinity
of the Ogdin well al W1veriy. and
which were given out as good gasers.
have proven themselves To- be good Be
rea sand oil producers and tankage is
being erected for the wells. The above
developments have exploded the idea
of field being op.ued mp by the Ogdin
well. as the Mountain State Gas Com
pany have known and kept it a secret
for the past two years that good Berel
oil was TO be- found in the field T. y.
B3rnsdall of Marietta has splendid
block of leases near The new well, for
witch he has been paying a big rental
for over two years and which he n0W
considers very desirable territory.
The Mountain SAFE (,oS COmvquv q ra
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RIG ELEVATOR RTRNED

Minneapolis, Mimi, March 2.-Ele-
vatOr "A2" owned by the Minneapolis
Terminal Elevator Co., operated by G..
w. Van Dusen & Co., was burned to-
day. There were 1,075,000 bushels of
wheat in the building, mostly No. l
Northern. worth about 100000.
The building cost $25O,OOO, making
the total loss in the neighborh0od of
$75O,OOO. There is ample insurance to
cover the loss.
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HOUSE & HERMAN COMPANY.

Special to the Register
Charleston, W. Va, March 2.-The
Secretary of State has issued a certifi-
cate of Incorporation to the House &,
Hermann Company, of Wheeling, with
an authorized capital of 100000, or
ganized for the purpose Of carrying on a
home furnishing and general furniture
business. The incOrporators are George
e. House, John c. Miller and r. j. Mil
Ter, of Wheeling; J. Philip Hermann,
Of Washington, ID. c.. and Joseph H..
McArdle. of Cleveland, O.
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AS VIEWED IN EUROPE
German and Austrian Statesmen Amazed
by the trend Of Affairs i'm America.
lEnnNriohfnd Asenrin4.l D..

N'A AAihi "Ah austrian Statesmen AunoyaT
by the Trend Of Affairs i'm America.
tCopyriehted Associated Press,
Burlin. March 2-The intention Of
the American government towards the
rebellion in Cuba as indicated bv the
action of the United States senate
awakens profound interest and wide
spread discussion here. not only i'm the
press and official circles. but in All
classes of society. The questions in
volved are not regarded by anv means
as being confined in their effects to
Spain and the United States. The On
ban resolution is coupled with Presi-
dent Cleyelands Venezuelan message
in the public mind. There seems 10 be a
deep seated conviction in the EuroDean
mind that these incidents marks de-
termination on the part Of the United
States government to depart from IT'S
time honored course of non-interven-
tion in European affairs.
The American action on the Cuban
question is. therefore. regarded as an
event Of the first importance to the
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ALL CHARGED WITH MURDER.

Rome n. Y. March 2-J Watson
Hildre-h. Herbert Plato and Theodore
Hibbard the Rome BOYS indicted for
the wreckng of the fast mail on the
New York Central and Hudson
River railroad on November 10.
were arraiguod this afternoon
10 plead to TWO indictments. each
charging rhsm with murder in the first
degree
The date for pleading was set for next
Monday.
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OLNEY FOR PRESIDENT.

Hon. J. O'Nen Urges That lie Re Selected
by tho Democratic Party as Its Candi-
date.
Cincinnati. O.. March 2.-To-mor-
rows Commercial-Gazette Will contain
an article from the pen of Hon. j..
ONeH. member of Congress from the
Ninth Massachusetts district in which
he makes a strong plea for the nomina-
ton of Secretary of State Richard Oh
nev for the Presidency by the Demo-
Gratis
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FLOODS IN TURKEY.

Constantinople, March 2-Torrentia,
rains have occurred in Mesopotomia,
and as consequence the river Tigrls
has overflowed, vast tracts Of land be-
ing flooded In the Arma district a
Nomad tribe of six hundred Arabs were
drowned and over 10000 cattle perished
i'm the flood. The damage TO property
has been enormous
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TO DIE IL THE CHAIR.

New York. March 2.-Charles Pus-
talka. a wife murderer. was to-day sem
fenced 10 dsath by electricity during
the week Of April 20. The principal
witness agains, Pustalka was his ten
year-Old daughter.
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Tho Mcather.

Washington. D. c. March 2.-Fore-
cas-, for Tuesday.
For West Virginia, Western Penn
sylvania and Ohio. Generally fair,
slightly colder; n0r-herly winds.
Vfr. c. Schnepf. the Opera House
druggist. made the following observa-
tions of the weather yesterday. Z a. m.,
90. @ a. m, 81; y m, 81; p. ~, 81;
: n. m. SO. Weather cloudy.
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o.3.NET Meeting.


Given That the United
lions Win Be Protect
Demand Made That This
Disavow the Action
iu Passing the Gu
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ADOPTED BY TIE HODSE.
Resolutions Recognizing the Belliger-
ency Of the CubaS.

Seventy Minutes Debate Allowed
Divided Between Those Favora-
bic and Those Opposed to the
ResOlutiOns-The Resolutions of
the Senate Not Acted UpOn-Text
of the Document.
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PROPOSALS roR STREET spst.y
LINn " .IWh.

VuE srEiSkLlNG COMMITTED or rttr
.Sr,rt ny. y ,, NV, i,ha; wy receive hiIa To-
gay, nlhy Isth, lHH. rs follows 4rr4r.ts ~
must be returned for one, two and tIfgr ...l
contracts ''N' f'-ta
Kids Will be- Tor tpr.nkiinr disfrirts
, o. thaWn on thc Mat In tho Uilicr uf' ~ t''i
tuElneer, ant must also giyo a nrira t.
wcrA per hlocs fns such extra aprinL IIsl
thc Guy touneil may hereafter determine pa,
an hida must lo accompanied Uv d prrt.f..,
ctcck tor I've huudrcd Niuv dollar tg.'.l
payable o. J. o.. MAY. Treasurer OF taIt I.to
cry, aud must Dc addressed 90 g. 81 rti,a
hon. Chairman of -punklinF Committee. n,,,,.,
iil, Auas b'OCl, salt Lake city. Utah.
April lsth. lru ''An
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And IN accordance with law and order Of tho
board 81 directors ma1o on the hth day Of
April, 1906, no many shares OF each parcel OF
fuch stuug na may M necessary Will DO tpld 10
the ofllre Of the Cumpuuy,at room No. go FRO
rross building salt Lake CIV, on the ann day
~ April, lhh, az noon, 10 pay delinquent ~.
fessinaut thereon, together vi b the cost Of nd.
ygrusiug aud expenses NJ sale.
vs.. CAMPBELL, Secretary.
Alta meeting OF the directors % the Sheep
Rock Mining aud Milling Company, held April
20 1893, above sale was postponed until May p,
WA. CAMPBELL, Secretary
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

The sampson Mining Company, salt take CITY
Utah, Worse Of tHU COMPANY az Copper
Gulrh. West Mountain Mining uIHs
trIct, salt Lake County, Utah
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ alta meeting Of thD Board OF Trustees
OF the said Company, held uu the 2Jh day OF
February, A, ID. 1885, un assessment Of three
tcnihH Ialu, " one cent con per share was
levied upon the capital stock OF the Hald CONE
pauy payable on The ..tn day Of March, A. -
l'.H, 20 Robert j, u.cutlnulnE secretary %
the Company, 40 hia once % No. lGs south
Man street, salt Lake titY, Utah. Any stock
upon which this assessment may remain an.
pad ON the 26lh day OF March, a, - l7Ji, will
DO delinquent and advertised Tor sale ~ public
auction and unlCss pay neat thereon % made
before will be sold on the 18Th day OF Aprii
a. y 1900, 10 pay the delinquent assortment
together with clau Of advertising and e1.
u J. GLENDtN NtEO,
secretary ~ sampson Mining Co.
pIied A. Sal; Lake CITY Utah. February 2lst
1870.
Frs, publication Of this notice February gl,t
a, u, l-y0.
SUPPLEMENTAL NOTICE.
by order Of tnr board of trustees OF the
sampson hiuinF company, Tho dhtC Of the uu.
luVuuury - Ihu above Assessment la extend.
cd until April 21th, 1905, anu the date Of tale 20
May llst ltL
Dated March 2lih. 1893
o. j. GLEN plSNlNG, Secretary
First puuucluln 90 this supplemental
notice. March Goth. lsHA
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NIATE or tTAU,
City aud County OF ralt Lake.
], David - Emery, Recorder boa and Tor salt
Lake CIV, stAte Of Utah, do hereby cyruty that
tho above and foregoing H fun, true aud sore
rect rury cot resolution entitled - fraulu.
ton granting Pioneer Square 90 tho Utah and
EaFiHf Improvement company, for railroad
dtpot purposes" passed hy the tiN tuuncll "
tHIt iak0 city state Of ttah. March Ilth,
1880, and approved by mo Mayor pro ten,
March iath. lHl. A. appears OF record 10 my
once,
Iu witness whereof 4 have hUrCuntu oct my
hand and affixed the corporate seal
T-TAf.l uf SAID city, March lgth, ITO.
DAVID g.. EMERY,
% lHl. city Recorder
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A RESOLUTION.
Granting Pioneer sguarc 90 the Utah a racin
improvement Company Tor Railroad
uUpUt Purposes

hCput lufpnfcH
whereas. che Corporation OF salt Lfto CITY
be- DESTROYS uf aidfEg Iu Che construction Of "a
railroad from rat Lake uy Go the ragiuc
ROAD from salt Lake CITY To The Deep cree.
mininF regions, and recognizing that thr same
would coutrlbuio rCaty 10 thu prosperity OF
Its ciutgns, aud tuitaUie grounds for depot
purpose Tor such railroads being necessary,
10 Is resolved by tho city Council OF salt
Lake ity, state OF UTAH that hli of block o..
boz Fiat ~, ot eat Lake CITY .uryUy. known
donated to the Utah and Pacific Improvement
company, W. sucecssors and assigns, ior rht
way depot purposes. on tho following con-
iifst Tho aeecp,anes q said donation In
writing, signed by the president and secretary
OF said company, and filed with tho city rel,
cordcr within thirty days of this date
Second. The payment Of one d1iur
THIRD Tho construction aud operation o.
nt irast one hundred miles ot railroad withlu
this state, on either or both u said lines, with
iu two ycara from the uuto heIcut,an the run
ming Of irhina over SAID road into and upon
iaufh. mat at tho cad OF ninety dsys
after the acceptance OF The terms uf Tue grant
N tho Pioneer square 70 thoit iah aIt fArine
Improvement Company Tor railroad terminal
purposes. thr said company shall have ter
miles 20 their grade unlcr construction, ~ mo
roadlUd completed. 80 tho Cut nf twelve
muuths 60 hlyo % miles OF road com
pIUtHt hud under operation 40 tho rud OF u
months to have 1l ml.tH uf road completed aud
iu operation. ~ The end uf % months Co have
IuI iuIIrs OF completed road IuIlt ami boz uuur.
alton within the state or ttnh towards loa
Angeles. or from fHlt Lake tltT iu a westerly
direction towards Deep Greek.
Aud 0u acceptance uf said donation uJ tho
president HuI secretary nj sHld company aud
the payment % ahid rum % one dollar, tNu
Mayor and CITY Recorder are hUfCuy authorized
and directed 20 make uud execute "a
proper deed Of conveyance uf Sam described
premises 90 faid tAh and fAcIue Improve
mcut Company ita furceHsurs AMI AsHlgus, and
Co deliver the sEmu 90 Hons. NuhUr y.
uaskiu aud Thomas g., MtluUr, tu be- held in
escrow by them ant upon tho performance NJ
the third condition hcruiulUfUrr mentioned, %
Be delivered by them, or their executors or
udminIstrntufs, iu tHo salu Utah aud Pacific
Improvement Company.
Aud in the ovout ~ tho failure of Eaid Com.
pAny to- comply with any Of the terms aud
conditions OF his resolution, thO deed herein
mentioned 90 be returned ~ the Ciiy Recorder
81 salt t4tc CITY
Passed by no city Council Of SALT Lake CITY.
State " Utah Mach n, 1896, aud referred u
tho Mayor for hts approval,
lsoAU DAVID n lMElA,
titT Recorder
Approved this tho isth day OF March. 4. d.
GEORGE HOMNEY.
Mayor pro tom.
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OBITUARY NOTE.


Died nj Karoah, Willard county, Utah
Aprll alnd, I-1j. Lillian Black, daughter
ui George aud Mary Black, born nt
SurIusdAlp. Kane cnun Y, uiah, Jan.
gird. lsII. sho was possessed Of gfo't
iath in the Gospol; was Of refined hs o'
aud high talents BOO ncoilo work. ~"
has boon great sufferer 'pr tue past j.
Years. iall from hur'o having caused
hip trouble, ull we'd by orysipelas aud
dropav. A Tow years since she was
trea'ed for hip disease Ht the Dosorr.
hosriiai but i0 nd no relief, and has
horne hor long suffering with patience
nuI gratitude to faithful mother who
has miulstorod 10 her every want DO b
uish, and dav for many years. Tho
mention of Lilliau's name oXci' Oh sym.
90 hy wherever known, and the funeral
was one u tho largest ever toon In
kanosh. GRO. CHANI'
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.


Estate Of Caroline seldom, deceased.
NOTICE T. HEHkHY GIVEN ny THE
~ undersigned, administrators Of tho -
tHtn Of Caroline tcddnn, deceased TO- inc
creditors OF ana all persoua having rlalms
aHuiuht tho said deceased, 90 enhiht thcm
with tho necessary vouchers, wtthin iour
month"; after tho nrHt publication Of thia no
ice n the said Emily y. Cundln, a. No. 90 =
second Wess -tfeol, SAT- Lake CITY, uthh, 10
the County Of salt Lake.
Dated April 30, 1880.
THOMAS = Seldom,
EMILY J, CONDlE,
Administrators OF tie estate Ut Caroline FED
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NOTICE.

Gold queen Mining Company, a corporation OF
ulan. principal place OF hualuess, talt
LnE0 CITY, Utah
NOTICE Is uEUEBY GtyIN THAT AT
~ meeting ~ tue hoard of Directors of
tho Gold Queen Mining Company, cOrppr
alton VI Utah. held Aprli sth, 1906, an gssess
mont uf Ten Qul cents per shlte was levied
aulu 90 once, 90 Drank ". himhHll, Treasurer.
Al his onlru tn the hank ~ NctuulCk q Com
pAuy lfst nDoE Mccormick building, corner
Of MAIN und Flrat south Streets salt
LAKE tlty, Utah, Any stock Upon winch tHIs
assessment may rutuaiu unpaid ON May Inn.
l-t.. will be delinquent aud aiYuruEUd for
sale, ut uuhur ruruuu. aud unless payment b.
made before will be- sold on jane lst lslB 10
pay tho do iuVucu' a.scssmout tOrothrT with
cost uf advertising AMI expense nf sale,
j. lG HICKMAN,
secretary
Room !2., second Floor. Auhs Block. SAT-
Lake uIty, u4u.
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STOCKHOLDERS, MEETING.

Ohlce Of tho rhrnH Mining Company, salt
Lake Clly, liah, Apu %, $50
Location OF minca. West Mountain Mining
District, salt Lake County Utah.
AToTlDE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Tho annual meeting 90 tho HfuUkloIubf4
Ol Che IAWnn Mining Company Will Doc held hJ
tnu ONCE uf The company, On g. sCuUuu 7outh
street saIt Lake u.ty Utah, on thH lgth uty
OF May lrN 10 O'Clock pm. for tho uurpOsr
OF eIocuuE officers for thu ensuing yoar,amuud
mig iur HH.lNWa anu Tho transaction OF such
said meeting
ASDREw GEBnARnT.
. frSsldenL
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS,
Estate OF william prago, deceased.

NOTICE IA hERTHl GIVEN ny TllE
N uhdersigned. executor Of thc lali
viii and Testament OF william uragc, de
ceased, 20 the creditors Of and Al pefsuua
having claims against the said deceased, 20
exhibit them with the necessary VO cheers,
within ten months httor she nfst publication
90 this uuuco, 10 tho sara Executor at the law
Office u Moylei Zane Cususau, Room. 60
10 nesorot National Hank But ding, sAlt Lass
CITY and County, ftutp " Utah
dated April 18th, 1890
thMuEL BHINrON,
Executor OF the Last Will and Testament Of
William uraHO deceased.
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MOIlnE 10 OREplIoRs

Estate Of Eliza ONby Matthews, deceased
NTOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN NY THE
~ undUuiFned, administrator OF the 90
tate NJ Elil1 OAhv Matthews, deceased, 20 INC
creditors W, and Rll persons having claims
ngainn tho raid deceased, 10 exhibit thcw
with the uCgorrarY youchOrA within ten m0hln1
after the nrHt puhlich uf This notice 70 lhN
said Administrator Ht 90 Main street, hnlt LAKE
CRY, In the County VI salt Lake, Utah,
Dated April 40th, 1893 -
NJ q. wOOLLET,
Administrator Of tho Estalo OF HliEa orbI
MatthuWs. deceased.
Two N. MLnnELt. Aiiornev for ollato.