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hcaineo Dewey, Dcicua'ntJ
FI'uE rEOrLE on THE TERRITORY or
A btah suHd greeting 40 Beatrice Dewey,
atIuuuHnt
You are hereby required TO appear in an no..
ulu urUUEht aHAIuft you hY tuD above named
uIH uuu boo tuu uiHuirt Court ut thU tu I'd
JuuINIfl hiHtIlUt ut lhu lCIulprY ul llah, aud
Co au#Wrr thU UuWp'Hl u.UI turrUIu within
Ten guTH IUhCIuHNt of tlu day Of HcfYlrU| Afiur
tho service uu sou uf th'H summons % served
within tAiH county uf, DC served out uf This
cluuig bus iu tuiH dHluct within twenty
uHYH otherwise WIthfu Iu1F dafHHur ludas
meat bY default wall Boo iasrn against you. au.
CurdinE tu thu prayer Uf .Hid r0mp hini.
lhotaiu acton u brought 90 have decree
% ina tolt ais.1iNnE mo lguda Of mafi
mOny CNiHtus between plaintiff and defend.
ant. anu granting .alut.u autu other relief rs
may be- equitable. ALTO. q T,IIgf pral 90 on tho
EfOuud that ON April :.l-a. Che defendant
Wituly and without rauFo deserted bud Hhlu.
uuuou UllHuaH, sud hnH ever HIlCc continued
Go WIfuNy aud Wi.houi cause desert and
auHuuon bim aud 90 i've separate aud apart
from Dim without any fUmgIfut cause or any
reason ami asnluHt bia Will and NUuuut bic
content
AnfFuu orc hereby Moulded that n you fail
tu appear HuH uHHHur lUu Hrl1 compliant nH
above required, lHH .HIg ul .IHuu wHl aIr'y TO
tnu tUur. Cor tNH TUHrI DOMAIN 900 tNrfuIls
Wliur.. iUN Hon samuel A. Merritt. Judge.
Huu inH FyaI Ut tHD District Count ut fUo lnrd
Iuu.e'H uHtUrt, Iu Hud iuf tHU TERRITORY ~
itHh. luIH 1880 #IHUf November. Iu QUO YHHs
ufUur Lord Quo thousand cIsrt hundred aud
.sruLi DAVID C. DUNBAR. C.ors.
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NnIlrE Id cnNIRAnInns-

OffH Of Irg board Uf Public Works. room 10l
gNiV ia.. Gals Lake ti.y, July 2,,h. lsG
CEAtFu PROPOSALS WILL NE M.
- uoiEyt on I.IH nfcU until lUu'rInrt a n.
Of Monday August Do l-.a Cor tHo work ~ curb.
lus unI UHluH second south street, from West
Temple 900 #tI NUHt street, and contracting
crufh walk .rI HufirF 90 lWft Wet street
Intersection ...HlII.E Go tHu plans boo iht Guy
yu.IurrTH U".H InHtruUuHuH 60 bidders td
H,thrf With hHHr.n Hu0na aui f0rns Tor con.
tract hnI bond "Hs ln uUlHiuUd upon ApUIIrhs
ton ht lN. IN.. ui t|H Lnurl. Tho right b.
TUacryUl tu ll.."IDnY aud HII bids,
Iy order NJ tIH board M public wortH
All nuELMus. Chairman.
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Mrs Mo'lj0 ,icaoo Tar'luof Sidney,
Neb, is a lsdywhoso striking personal.
ity and sterling womauly qualities.
not less than hgr interest IN and couuor.
tionwith western sheep huslauary, viii,
commend hrrtotho friends and patroui
Of tho golden hoof throughout thocoun.
try Mrs IaplIa was born in Preston
county, W. Va, was educated in III,
public schoolsaul at Paramount Norma.
school Of that state and for ten succpB.
fiyo years taught iu thouublio schools of
her native county. In 1850 fho removed
to David City, Ngb, and uf,or toachln.
TWO terms IN Butler county determined
to become landowner and found @
sheep ranch in the wild west In par
suit Of this purpose she jourReyed t.
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NEW ,c.b
DESIGNS - C
IN ~ / W
CHINA WORK buD----aA
BAMBOO ART FURNITURE
l-J- Special Prices a.l ths month.
Call and see u8.
SHANG Hal & CO.,
2I7 south Main.
TnusTEEs sALE.

yyrHEurAs, Clnu TWirCHrLl. ANp
W Matilda j TwIl"hrII Doc wife QUO ilut
laIu d,,cof uust, daioi 90 90 day o. iuIy,
J. y, ana recorded on 90. lHt nhF "t huaH.
wv, % u'ot ~ of nurllata. p wee 70
tho tscurdorof deeds I'D saf fftu county. iu
thu pfriurr fuuW stHtHI uf Itan. convey O.
Wlll'n %. Dslc, hs uuaicg, ide loI'wins Z
dg,,to.l lca, esIlio. situate Boo ODE aail cas-
Commencing alta POINT o. feet wet u tho
hottNrlaI tnrucr Of lut Ntt I'I, hlHtA lNllNN
tt1, plat co., salt tu.D DIv HuNoi uCnHo
tlcur FuOrfu lNl foot. thence uaHG ID tUNL TO
. hcg 81 beginning,
Wal. D sail conveyance Voc u. 10 in lfnsi 20
secure % tuc order ul Doe LOMBARD InN.fi.
ucui company th7 payment of .ur aHi tYuIs
lWIiUuUIl uuU MutIdnI. luI uNtI uuu Clint l.
aogns ono certain rfomI'Hgry note %. even
fuu uf i.uftrcn hundred $500 uI''ars duo
nIN nuNnN'r august d IrNH. NI.H interest tHtrHa
nn ifnW ilo date thereof Hf .HH rHin of Hlh ll
and with interest thereon after maturity at mo
fa'g Of tueNo tN pttcuut I.f auuum, pal'
Whereas il 10 pro1Ifai Boo .a.d decd Of tr1rt
mat ln rHHu ut uCfault Iu tHH PAYNE. ~ said
urumiHaury note, or o. |U.r.yft thereon, uf tu
case 81 q utu.ch On uny ui tUr rntrH HnIg -
hhid l.rd OF trust The irU..Hu HhaIl uuHn ilo
application II tho legal holder OF Hltl note,
ayIl uud dispose % f1lu I.ru.HUHt aud 100 600
rEli quo. btutht AM equity " rUUuon
clint Moon, tuuir heirs UUU HHHIEuH therein,
90 pHNIir auction. at the UIsl1. iu iao manner
luI Cor lNC purposes Boa HAII dru1 Uf tru {
stated, nfitr nrat atyluE tHri. 600 1HYa NOT .u,
lH particularly provided tHr Boo aaiu ttvi ul
truat rrirrcn.u 60 which De- rOHy made tur
lrtHttr certainty aud
Whereas. dUf ult has been made iu tnu pay.
mont % Hnid principal note % 800 q, and iu tho
paYmru. 20 nm Insurance premium amounting
o. fli, which Huld amount HTH been AutHuU a
ny tHu legal holder OF tlO end uUto. lrF the
HNi principal motto and insurance premium arc
aull past Quo aud unpaid.
SOW therefore, notice H hereby giycn that
7, Che uudutsifhrd, o. fire Hs Aforesaid. no tho
trlucttl1i Tho lcFal holder uf laid note, ana
under aud hy virtuO % thD Ulwur md author
ny la mv vested by the Hall decd % trust vtll,
on saturday, The .lth day of August. i-I, gt
Che huuf ul ton o'clock iH ihU forenoon ~ aIil
DAY fn'l iuu above trHUfiHUd uI nUuriy, ana uil
che ri.ht, uuc. lcnrut auI equity ut rtHuWu.
sion 10 tH1 fHld cyrus aHH MhiIdtJ 1uifuoll
nuf Clint Moon. thrIr luIrs uut assifua
tlrTnIl, no public auction, Cor ih1 highest end
lr.t price tUC came will BRING boz rHHu, Nc tlu
front door of thr County lsurf House, iu ruIi
lHar iitH, lu no county of rhIt lnlu. state 70
ltaH, for the purpose ~ PAYING faid note nud
lnHurHure and 90 cost aud cypCnaUa Of oK
tCutuE this trust
WILLIAM n. DALE,
publication July g-, lps
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Those who have u,ol DE Klngs
New Discovery know IL valu1, aud
those who have not, have now tho
opportunity to toy ID Free. Call Jn
tho advertised Druggists and goI a
Trial Bottle, Fee. Send your .amo
aud nluiUin 10 II. u. Bucklun ?. Co.,
Umca o, ami gctA Fampe box OF Dr.
lEiuE's New Lilo Pills, free, ~ well
~ = copy Of Guide 70 Health aud
Noutohold Instructor, Free. All Of
which 10 guafantued 20 DO you good
aud cost you nothing. For sale by
4, q. 81. /. Druf DEPARTMENT.
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caslon. and whiln Minnie kept house and
"hcld down" uo "clnims" Mltuo
taught tho children Of the now ect,lon
until % began 90 dawn upon tho gallant
fruntioramru about hor that sho was %
young woman ui nro executive gifts, ng
wcll 100 culture and courage. and in tho
fall ofis8D thay elected her uporIntond.
ont Of general instruction for Cheyenne
county % position which sho honorgd
with marked administrative ability for
four yoar-. at tho end Of which sho ro.
turned 90 David City aud taught in tho
city schools until juno. 1895, when sho
was married Co Mr. Eugene Tapln, an
extensive sheep Tanchmm OF Cheyenne
county
In 1909. Mug Tnplin invested $500 Of
her earnings In $50 yoarling crossbrod
Liucoln.Morino owes and leased thom
for ono.half tho wool and increase. tho
wool paying her liberal interest on tho
investment and tho increase numont.
ing the flock until 10 now numbers 600
sheen Tho marriage 81 our fair aud
Lowell headed shcnhordcs 60 tho fortunate
rlnchmnn brought with It % union n
nocln and ranches Us woll us ~ hearts,
and tho mistress Of tho 'prrator" ranch
writes ug with evident pride und pleas.
ur0 chat 'a finer Dot of GhD0p may mo-,
bof0uul investor Nebraska Amer.
lean shoop Breeder
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

Golden -t1r Mining and Hu.NHr Company n
corporation, location ~ principal place NJ
nuaiuoaH. Joseph. Utah. branch ofuCv room
No .H hunH block. West second south
street. salt Lake tIfF, ttah. Location ~
works and mining ur.Hrfiy, in Gold Mutu
tam tliuluE dHlu.4 lll.u County, Utah.
NOTICE o. iltEEln GtNIN THAT st A
~ mru trE 10 tho hoHfu ~ directors held on
jane ItIH. lsiI. uu uHsrasmrut Of one cent UCr
share wlH levied on tuu capital Hiots nt the
corporation, payable on ur before tfr ilih
day ui August q, To- limo hy lgan, ulrIia
dent ut ifu tumn4uG Ht his once,
room SO .ls AtIHa u.ucs, West tCvoud south
street, Hilt l1to city, Iiah. Any stoc.
upon which thu gtHyssuUut NAV remain unpaid
on the ilth day uf August 'iH VIII OC delinquent
ana advertised llr HalH az public auction, md
uulrHH payment De- made before viii be- sold
on tbc tth day OF September, nc 3. m. at tho
uflrU ut Che company, 40. a.s Atlas block.
uaIt luEu CITY, ltnn, 20 Ihy the delinquent
HsftHfmcnt together win thc cost OF adyuf.
Using and expense ut Halo.
CHARLES o.. HUDSON,
hcgfrtlrv % the Golden star Mining and MIL
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NOTICE
of Sale OF Real i.sta'c At Private sale.

or sale OF NtM iHlh.o ~ ITiyAto Hhe'
TNbEE AUTHORITY or AZ ORDER on
u sale, granted by tho THIRD Judicial DIS
private sale tho following described real eniate,
Ia tho county 0t salt Lake. rtAte OF umh
commencing % tho northwest corner 81 10Y
titY survey, and running ihUnce south seven
40 rode, thence east ton 40 rods, thence
north toyen ~ rods, thence west tenlNul rols
20 re place ~ beginning.
Tue sale Will Dee made on or after July 2llh,
'0G and bids viii be- received by the undersiEntl
IN care OF John J., NOUukor, foatOulcu buds
ing, salt lake CITY, state OF Utah,
Terms Of sale cash ten per cent pNAnle ~
tho limo OF sale, aud balance upon eOnhrna'
ton by said court
WILLIAM J.. y. ALLEN Jt.
Administrator OF tho Estate OF William /. NJ
AllCu, deceased
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NYTIIruEAs. TIM CITY COuNCiL or
w Hat lHkc city, State OF Utah. having
ordered tHa paving % second south street
frHm West Itmp'u to inst WCst streets,
Notice D. lUfrbY Airuu iu nIl urrH1nH owning
properly uuuitns ON ile slid street 90 pro.
coed at once Co connect t1u premises owned
IY thyW respectively with the water ald
sewer WaInH on fuu HHId street
ity uruuf ut tho CIV Council ~ sHlt Lake
Ciiy ltuh, mauu July liih. o.. %.
DAVID n, EMERY.
CT Recorder
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THE bElr rALvE Ia tuu world for
Cuts. BrJiass, SORES, Ulcrrs, Bait
HhVum, Fever B0Fc,, lctlcT, Chappoi
Hauda, Chilblains, Corna, and oil stln
EtupuUns, ard relatively cures Piles,
or no pay required. 10 IL guaranteed "
give perfect tglisiaolion or money 10.
funded. PfioH 20 cents per box. FCI
lale by z. {. NJ. 1. drug departments
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NOTICE.

Blue jay Consolidated Mining Company
PLACE " business, -alt lake tiiy. Utah.
Location 90 mines, Washington
Mining District, Heavier
County, Utah,
NouCE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAI. AZ
~ nmeuuugof tho board Of directors holl
june -, 1893, IN Assessment Of one ana .
quarter Cuuti 40 nor share tbulng assess
uuut No. II was levied upon the capital stock
81 tho coronation, payable Immediately %
thr undersigned, treasurer, NJ TIC Nnllh tluk
store, Cumcr ~ MHlu ana Second houln
ftrruta, BAT Lake ttD lith, Any
stock upon which thH assessment may
roman unpaid on tho luth DAY uI
August i,G, will bo delinquent aud advertised
Tor sale 30 public auction, and IN 90 payment
IN made before. Will hO SOLD saturday, AnglI
.5th ls0t at O'Clock q. ia, az the ofice o. no
secretary lrooms aud scott Auerhhch huld
ugl 90 pay delinquent assessment tnsether
with cost OF advertising and eNpenaeA OF SAFE
FRANK j. GuNNELl,
Treasurer.
EALT LAKE CITY. Utah, July 2, 1870.
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Aud 10 accordance with law and thU order of
The board of directors made on the 2tth Jay ui
Muy 800, au many shArua % each parcel 90
Huvh stock o. may DO necessary, wil be- sold
Of public auction ul Room uf, Cullen Hotel,
MUat second South street, salt Lake CITY STATE
OF utah, on Friday, The 3lHt day ~ July, IsIl, at
O'Clock %. m., 90 pay tlo delinquent nafOsas
mont thereon. together with tho Cott Of AdyeT,
uauug uud expense OF sale.
salt Lago tuyhLtah, July 18Th, lt1l.
ARTHUR fAhsONH,
Secretary,
ny order N tho board Of directors made on
thu alth day ~ July 1879, tho cato o sale ui
tn0 above delinquent stock has been post
Uuuud until saturday, August 2.th. 1895, az
0'cl0ck y. m,, a. mo same place
ARTHUR rAlt8NN-,
Secretary.
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NnIIcL ID LREnlInRs-

EflAlo .oi Martha May Davidson. Deceased.
NOunE Is HERIu1 GIVEN rs the
y uud0rHIEuDi, adm.u ..rur0rofthct estate uf
MartiH ~ Davidson, uuregfCu. % thr
U.ruNuIH of, and aN puuuHs having claims
uElIUHi ttu said deceased, 90 exhibit tHCm With
One nuurFHiry yuurhur.. within four months
after iFH lIHt publication uf ihs notice, 20 the
HHiI HdwIuIar tnr 40 Au, 90 usHt, Second
tY OF hAlt Lake, Utah.
JOSEPH J. SMELL
Administrator Of TIE Eilatg OF Martha May
nAyldsOu, Deceased.
Dated Jnnv 4yth. lsyA
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pIIlNouEhT NoIIcE.

North roiut Consolidated Irrigation Company,
location " pIil ripa. place OF business,
cullen hpirlt Ncal second south street,
haIt Lake Ciiy, htatc 81 Utah.
NOTICE - THERE ARE DELINQUENT
~ upon tho FOIL owing uCscrnod at0ck, ou
Hrenunt 81 HHfrHHmUut 80 10. levied on tue
.itu uaf % May l-d, the several amounts set
opposite ihr uumuH of the rcspCgityo share.
Lu-LnE- Il. Lu--m.--
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In The District Court Probate Division, Third
Judicial District, iu aud Tor SAT- Lake
County, state Of ttah
Ia Tie matter u tho estate OF Jessa ". For,
deceased
NOTICE ~ HEHEHl GIVEN TtIAT H. q.
~ Young ami JuHau ". IuE Jr. admins
traitors ul tho estate ul Jgtaa M.tuA. duryufru,
have rendered Tor settlement ami MED On SAID
court knolr uuul account tf their administration
%. hAiu estate an petition fnr nual Distribution
ul tho residue ~ HAd estate among tho pore
sons ontiiuu thereto, and that Saturday, tho
e4u uW of August A,l.lHiU, % ll O'Clock "a u. AT
thr court room of tNd court ln tho County
tuuri House, salt Lake CITY ana county, UtAh,
hAs hrcu uuly appointed BY tho Judge 0f said
court Tor Mo atitlowout OF ssid account aud
hthuuF auld petition for dlatribuuOu, At which
Time ana place amy person interested lu tald
estate may appear and show oau6e, " any
lhtr1 DO why said account should not be set.
ucd anu approved aud nual distribution mado
uH prayed Tor
Dated July sth, ls.N
iaeall q g. STANTON, Clerk
lY 8, o.. NlEsE, uoputy CLERK.
joins NJ. CANNON, Attorney Tor Adminislrg.
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In tho uHtuct tUTr. Probate DIVISION,
IhIfd Judicial lHffsl.f In aud for
HaIt Lake county, state
Of itIH.

In the Matter of ih1 Ir4tH % Mary Am
Iu Do. deceased.
A.vortUE D. UTmW GIVES THAT
N J1Hu a.. cannon. executor Of ihn
Ia1i viii and teftlmant OF hary Ann
IuEh. dorHHaoi, bee rendered Tor settle
mUnG aud uIpu in flII court. Iis aunus
a account of ms Utmlustrauon uf snid
rataiff aud fruuUu Cor 1uu distribution ~
lhe residue 0f H1Il estate among The lrfHpra
tuutirI thereto, Hud thut Saturday tlrliih 10y
on Aurut.. q. ID. Isl.. 10 HU'c.UIE a m. at mo
count room uf uHIU court IU tNr county court
house. taI taEC Cfr and county ttnh, Dos
been dHIy aIUuuiru IT $40 Judge ni thlu
court. fIf uIH Hrtf'Hmtut OF colo account uut
hearing said petition Tor partial distribution,
OF which uwu nuu u'anr any person Interested
in fulu estate wnF appear Hnu show cause, %
ems turrr Ur. why fAiI account should nor nu
Hoiilet huf approved and partial dHti1uilon
mHfU uH proved for
Dated July altn. 100, ..... ...
ur turu W. uHNyta. Deputy rIerE.
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AN ORDINANCE.

A n ORDINANCE LEvYiNG 4 TAX ov
N the asscssod value OF the tt1abio rfop.
Crty within tho corporate lnta OF snltiat,
lhY County Of stii Laio, ttaio Of Utih. ior
the year l-.s
sIUriuS B. uc % ordained hv tho one
Council uf raIt Luts Citr That thcro Ir. 1nI u
hereby levied On fII tHt ttHI and rir... II
property fiiuaig, lT.nf and bcinr within no
corporate limits uf t.It luL0 CITY. mHG5 f.t4
able UV Che laws ct fn.d rtttu and he orii
u.urra ui aai1 CITY tcyol mills ON thu uo.iar u.
follows, 90 wIt.
fIrft-1o doiray tho contingent osurusef OF
aaiurlty o uiu. ur che dollar
fuUuudaIu UCif1N tnc expenses Of CONTROL.
inr tlo waters Of aaiI city IL mills on tte
dn.irU
Ihird-ro dcfrhy tho ctponso OF openipv
improving and AuCping o. repair the firoUtt
und ailcwa.kH OF SAID city L. mills on the dol
lar.
Fourth To dcfrhy thocTpcnrt. OF couairuc..
irE hud LcCpur in repair sewers aud drstng lp
fati city q Mill on the do lar
rtr. 3 This ordinance shall tako rHert
from md after its approval,
rdtfrg by the Guy Council of Salt Lake CIV.
state OF Utah, July 0ih. isi0, and rcferfcd IL
the Mayor for biz approval
VeIJ DAVID s. EMERY.
CIV tlprurdsa
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In the bHir.ct court Probate Division, Third
judicial District u and Tor SAT- Lake
tou o., atatU OF Ulah
In tho matter of tuo Istnio OF william NJ
Lemon, Deceased,
NOTICE Is HEREBY OWEN THAT
~ james Winter Administrator uf tho ~.
nio OF William 10, Lemon, deceased, hns rem,
urrru Tor fulUtmuut aud nlrd m said court
hl7 Nnnl account Of nlH administration OF SAID
estate and petition Tor nnl diatuhuti0n Of tho
i,ilNue of n1'd estate among the persons en-
Litl thereto, UuItnnt saturday, the 2lnu dHy
~ NuFltl a, D. lHI., 90 DO O'clock 10 m., 10
tnp Court Room of Iald Court. in the County
Court House, .Hlt Late DltT and County,
lHh, hAH been duly appointed by the Judgr of
hlll Court COR Iho rritvWcnt az s1ii account
huu hrTWF tAlu petition for dlstrluutlou. az
90 which limo and place auF uru0n Interested
ln t..l tHihio mNy uppulr AMI show cnusC, Do
any there De-, why tslu lrruuut should mos be-
toiucl and approved anu luul llH,gibul ON
made a. prayed Tor.
Dated JAY 3lHI 1904
Q. T.. STANTON.
ny Fam ". DENNIS, CLERK.
Deputy Ilufk.
uANtuL HARRINGTON,
AIIorneytor Administrator.
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT.

Ihourlr Latc land g. 1.-Two Stock Company
Corporation. principal place % uuslurha
Falt LaLU DIs. LIu.
NOTICE THEEE AEE DELINQUENT
~ uUuu Ono following described HtuHa uu
account OF afssHHmrut levied on thv ltu day Of
June, lrHU, ilu several amounts HUt uuUuaItu
the names uf iuu respective fbArlhoIdcIa Aa
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In tho District Court, Probate division, Ihrl
Judicial DISTINCT in alu Cor 1alt lhAo
County, stHt. 0i tHh.


order 90 SHOW ssus. a.. ordar0f colo of roa
estate HioHIl boo lc made.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the District rouTt Probate Division, Third
judicial hisirrl iu and lor aalt Lake
tou o., atHtg OF Ulah
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LEGAL NOTICE..

In The District Court Probate Division, Thin
Judicial uHturi iu aud Tor salt Lake
County state Of ltah
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In tho matter Of tbo rstato OF william ~
Lemon, Deceased.
The record-union., 1896-12-13
A GOOD PLAN.

The educational authorities Of Omaha
ing is pernicious, and that it was much
INDUCED in by school boys. They re-
solved to check it and put an end to
it if possible. Their plan was unique.
They first ascertained that the boys
who indulged made less progress in
their studies and were least bright gen
orally. This fact they made known in
way that did not appear to come from
them.
They put afoat testimony showing
that boys who smoke become stunted
in mind, are more liable to drift into
other vices and acquire what is known
as the Cigarette heart" When this
leaven had well worked they appealed
to the boys pride and asked them to
sign a pledge to abstain from tobacco
so long as they were enrolled in the
schools. But it was provided that if
any boy at any time wished to be re-
leased from his pledge, all he had to do
was to file the request and his name
would be stricken off so he could feel
honorably free from the obligation.
The plan worked well. The boys read
lily signed that which was binding upon
their honor and from which they could
secure honorable release; but to this
date no boy has asked for it. Pride,
honor and esprit du corps restrain
him, and so cigarette smoking by school
boys in Omaha has greatly declined,
and is likely to die out.
AS rule one can better appeal to the
honor and pride of a boy than to his
fears. Persuasion will oftener win with
him than punishment, if the lad is ap-
preached with reason on the side of the
appeal and addressed to his intelligence
and sense of right.
The record-union., 1896-12-13

1t is lamentable, but true, that our
foreign commerce has increased in fifty
years from S227, ,439.713 to 81, ,662 ,316,-
962, but the total tonnage of our mer-
chant marine engaged in foreign COM
merce has decreased from Loaf, ,454 tons
to S22,241 in the same time. Theodore
Search in his monograph on the SUBJ
ject says that little more than one-tenth
Of our trade is carried in our ships. Not
only is the vast bulk of our foreign
trade in other hands, but the great
majority of the ships are built abroad,
and in some of the chief ports of trade
the American flag is almost unknown.
Thus we directly give employment to
tens of thousands Of workers in ports
and shipyards that are foreign, while
our own workmen beg for employment.
So, too, in another matter, we pay i'm
mense sums to foreigners to do for us
that which we should do for ourselves,
ness. We do $150,000,000 of banking
business in South America yearly, yet
there is not an American banking house
on all that continent. English, Ger
mans and French are our bankers
there, and it is to them a source of i'm
mense profit, and besides is an impor-
tant lever in the movement of trade,
which of course these foreign bankers
divert to their own countries as much
as possible.