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The oasis., 1896-11-28

The Sunset Limited Train which passes Benson east and west bound twice week is by far the most mag. nidcent transcontlnental train in ex- istence. No expense has been spared to make 1t perfect in all it's equip ment. This wonderful train embodies the acme of human science and skill and combines beauty, strength, luxury and safety. Meteor like 1t spins across the continent, anihilating both time and space. All who have had the pleasure Of a ride on this train unhes- tatingly pronounce it the very first in in the land. It is unexcellcd and un- equaled, A ticket on this train costs no more than on the regular train.
 The "Nogales Club of Associated Coyotes" which is composed of five we'll known young bloods, had an out ing last Sunday. The members suc- ceeded in gaining entrance to the grand stand at the bull fight for the sum of one dollar and eighty-hve cents, Mexican money, and had a number of thrilling escapades during the course of the day-and night. They will hold meeting tomorrow for the purpose of electing officers and initiating a new member. N. B. The association has nothing whatever to do with the A. r. A.. Ladies wishing the new fall styles of hats, -bonnets, etc, should leave orders with Mrs. s. K. Doyle, who is in continual receipt of new goods, and with a few days notice can supply any thing wanted in that line, as well IS could be done by the largest establish ment of metropolitan city.
 This week MT. k. D. George has re- ceived very cordial letter from Major Mckinley. He says he wasn't born in Ohio, nor has he side partner who is cousinof the president elect, but he feels as sure of being collector of customs at Nogalcs as f he were as we'll fixed as all that.r
 The resgnations of Captain Bird and Lieutenant Piper have been for warded to the goyernGr-through military channels sand Company c will be shortly instructed to elect off, cers to fill the two vacancies thus created.
 In the rear of the Casino, Lullcy & Calisher are erecting q new ice house which they will fill with ice for next season. They will have connected there with q cold storage chamber for keg peer aud other perishable dclica- cics.
 Mir. Geo. Kuhns of Minas Prletas, who has been at Nogales several weeks, on the sick list, during which time he has suffered several set backs, is now improving with good prospect for permanent recovery. | ---------------------------
 The company of bull fighters, who have during several weeks past been entertaining the amusement loving public of Nogales, announce that the performance tomorrow will be their last at this place.
 
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The oasis., 1896-11-28

This week MT. k. D. George has re- ceived a very cordial letter from Major Mckinley. He says he wasn't born in Ohio. nor has he side partner who is cousinof the president elect, but he feels as sure of being collector of customs at Nogalcs as f he were as well fixed as all that
The oasis., 1896-11-28

Ladies wishing the new fall styles of hats, bonnets, etc, should leave orders with Mrs. s. K. Doyle, who is in continual receipt of new goods, and with few days notice can supply any thing wanted in that line, as well as could be done by the largest establish ment of a metropolitan city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-25

I can many has secured tho city's plan
! curing taU cDutIuunuce 90 The contfncl
atan annual redtal 70 81, 10 viii ret
ye used, but is tied zap no that 70 cHn1H'
! bo rented 90 competitors. The i""
rate ID 20 si.trsbIy cheaper thsn il.
city cJulItU ne own Lighting igb au"
is satisfactory 60 tue taxpayer.
An unfortunate woman namoi
! Elizabeth Bell q. Hlchmond lnt hrf
reason. Deiuty Sheriff linyhall went
up ON T1uudAy aud brought her 90
| Logan, where che 10 lying IA the uu'
~ jaii awaiting examination anu
commitment t1 the State isylum,
! which cannot bn had rntil the return
/ OF judge Hart from Nrrnal. An IN.
clrtigibln boy from smiihtield, ~ th,
name VI Bfuwnlow, alec awaits the
/ luIrt'a return Tor commitment 20 the
Reform school.
Tho workings Of the IuDlic school
pystom of Salt Lake were iuvssIgnted
during The week by PrnCiual W. @.
Reese Of the Benson, Teacher james
T.. Stewart OF the same school, anu
reicher Joseph T.. Cafdou Of tue
Woodruff school They were much
pleased by the prrodt System ami
order In the schools Of the capita, aud
sdmirsd the modern systems IN vogue.
The Hamilton school they pronounced
tho best pubic school 10 the State.
The Thatcher o 3era House Dramatic
Go. repeated the play ihorcse, the
Orphau 70 Geneva, 90 "A very satiHiau'
tory house on 4 iiay evening. The
Performance was better throughout
thau on So fret prgseuiatior. Tue
living pictures were artistic copies %.
tho original famous paintings anu
siaiusTy.
Yesterday, Ut tho afternoon session
of tho y. NJ. ~. l. a. conference,
Elder Is. 10. RJbofis delivered 10
powerful af To.s Ia nuswet 90 tue
ten "ronousn rcucstly given by the
assembled Presbyterian M nistcfs why
they uIt not assoc ate in CHRISTIAN
fellowship with the Mormon people.
Brother and slsterL G. Poud arc
expected homo from Tasmania thu
week, from the Performance OF a sue
cr6siul mission there. They were
married Just beiors tholT departure,
aul too ch lirun have been born 90
them during their residence In the Au'
tipodeg.
Dc. o. 5. Orm5hy, who has been en-.
gagged In the practice ~ his profession
Ia the Cook county hospital nj Chica.
70, has arrived al his home, having
been called On account OF the eutlDus
Illness OF his systcr SybIl. Fortunately
the little iAdy's health Is improving.
G5ttlcib Smith succeeded In killing
cinnamon ttnr after long chaFt
the other day, In the Waterfall 'ofk Of
Green canyon, within 4 few milus Ui
lOwu. liz alll tho carcass 10 a butcher.
Elder Moses Thatcher aud family
are visltiug their old home. Brother
rhalcnef's heath hns improved slight
~ since he wts last here.
Judge J. W. Judd Will lecture n the
b. Y. college next Thursday evening.
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, o.,.,a, pur,, attention f1 fny,.i.a --.g.
a., r,5ifi.r. upreat fl.5i iu tio Nfori.
r,,, ip i,,5 ard found au old man who
remembered that hi4 father marked tho
L...bf.f Hnwrfrr nv driving 70 .ri'a
imam ..uf. .r.a Nr B.vdpurDr.,y,r.d
In bIs search until hu found hc tree 100
Tyuv.b.r.. ag.-l miles above Iavcl
Ia tun. yas h.iIuW and u..rur DC
from hollow ho discovered do. auLe. it's
b,lI wholly concealed hv Nio lHrI... no %
r.n.Id.rabIr distance above OH. gruunI.
tt showed that In 1855 the water had
risen Co % point 1874. frrt higher thnu
fHa flp OF tho dam ut thu mouth of tHu
canal which furnished thp Lowell ,,H.
ter power boo 1885.
Tho engineer TOO chlryr of this power
wa. Jamc. Is. Fmuris. 20 young English.
man. who urged tho directors uf tho
corporation tp uruyidougniust thc rr-ur.
renee of such rise uf wutor His mru.
uoufs prevailed, aud ho was allowed to
construct two immense wing wallis uf
mls1urv. diyorgiug from the canal l.rs
and uclu.ing tha cutirucuuutry l,tW,.n
thn canal and tine river. Oyrthu,yutar.
way hc hung au immensely strong gate.
WEIGHING 20 toms. which yyY4 .f.f..uUUI
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This Imminent n different In oompo-
sition from any Other Imminent on the
mafEe'. IL l. scientific discovery
which results In u being the most pene-
lrating Liaiment ever known. There
are numerous white limitations, which
pay ne seller n greater profit Beware
LiuimsHf IL positive cures Rnou-
matsm, NouralgiA, bpTAins, Bruises,
Wounds, Cuts, sciAtlo aud lnhammA-
tory Rheumatism, Burn, HosldI, Sore
Feet, Contracted Muscles, Sun joints,
Oh 5oTca Pain In Back, Barb Wine
Cuts, Sore Chest or Throat, anu 10
especially beneficial IN Paiay siS.
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NTUIIUE De- HEREBY DNEN THAT
~ pursuant lU HH order Uf tHIU and decree
~ 'ur. ....Uru Goo Wu directed tfHm ilu Third
Iua 1000 uHtu.I HHUIs ul t." r'Hir uf lHH
Count. of -HIt Lake, Iu cause therein pond
Hug WHUTUU .HHu o. HWft. |a plaintiff #UI
tWmH a. IDU". aNWIUHfHtIa of IHH estate
UI John b. i.HI.. deceased. and Imma IS.
Lewis HTu defendants. fH which "lId THHfUU
HU1 ur|uI uI sNu IUfUrHU.r HH hereby mHH.. 4
HHH| expose CO.. HI.U H' UH..I. auction tU tHU
IFNr#I bidder f|. cash uf tHu WH.i front door
uttlu county .nsr' NuUfn Boo IUu GUS Hf raI
I4tp. county uf sails lake. state of ttHI. 600
tUu UIl day 10 Juno. a. Do. 1885,, aI DE- O'CLOCK
noon. aIl fhH usHa. uHu claim UuI
interest Hf imma Is, LOWS. aIUmsirufr|h
OF IUr estate OF John h. Lewis. uyUuHsrG. aud
Imma a. lows. Iu Huf Zoo tuN following ur.
FUrHyi real UHHfy tgHatu. FIuE end UUIua boo
fNu county uf 7A.t Lake. state Hf llHn auu UaF.
uUuar|y described Hs fuUuNa. wifi.
hlIuftHu south hHIf Of IHI fIEbt M. lH block
five .aI, plat d. san Lace cuts surfur. situated
900 sale Lake tIt., County of -HIl lAHu and
stale 90 ttah. o. Hr fu|I Ha Hg UIuuyrIf oft
lmWa s Lowe, udmmIHtT1IrE of tHr estate
NJ John IS lvWIf, deceased. and kmwH a.
LOWE, under sal1 order Uf cello and decree Doc
tUr above cause.
Dated at shIG Lake cry, Utah. May lgu.
a. %. lrts
HARVEY UAEu1. eHouU
IIH 40. CLAIM deputy sheriff.
%, HAUElNUIuN, Attorney iIr rIauu1
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James l.. Francis, Alderman, Chi.
cage, sayG "l regard DR.. king'r New
uIclvefy Rs the Ideal Pauscoa i9r
Coughs, Colds anu Lung Complaints,
having used Il ia my family Tor the
last I've Yeas, 10 the exclusion VI
physioiaU'- Prescriptions Or other pre-
patatlons."
Rev. John Burgus. Keosuk, Iowa,
Written ~ hsyu bsen minister Of me
Msthodist Episcopal Chufon for 90
years or more. and have never found
any hing 20 beneficial, Or that gave
mo such speedy relief ne Dt. kinE's
New Discovery" Try this Ideal
Cough Remedy now. Trial Bottles
Free a. y. &. NJ. 1. drug department.
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NOTICE OF TRUSTEES sALl.

NvoUuE is uFHEuY GIVEN THAT IS
~ accordance with and under tur power
aud authority EraulCl Ny that certain iWat
decd. made 300 .II day uf October. I.HI. Go tur
uudfraguru trustees, D." %. a. lHsUr0uca and
INA llHsbrUUrk hH WIfu, hul recorded October
l|IH. 1891. 100 nuUa ga uI NUTIrHHtH. nu page
ItH. 20 thv records ut sails LHku County. Itiu.
Ihr UNDER "uUg trustees will uuur Cor tHIu
UuI Hul tn tuu highest bidder Tor cash. at Che
south front uuUr uf lhD Joint tIly aud County
building, 300 -alt Lake utg, Jtau. tust Hrmg
lhu iuuulT Court House OF Salt lake County.
lIHh, CO., tH0 .t,H day 90 june. 1850, at RI
O'Clock noon NJ sulu gay, HIl Che REAL estate
hurvIuuitur described, 60 pay aud discharge
che lulubtyduCss secured by said trust decd
and the interest thereon, and Coo tHErH paid
upon said real estate 10Y ono huIUrT uf Falu BOO.
uvutvdugHH, aud reasonable attorneys frr..
aul thC costa uf tuIs notice EUu expenses OF
Hu|t -aIu solo will Hr made at tHr fUHursf %
thr holder uf Hia indebtedness, and Hartu.u
ct iululIt BOO Che payment ut ruI udeUtbIucss
a. maturity.
-aIG rrtI estate DO particularly described ra
fuI|nWs 400 VI Tote numbered tH.U.E. five .lI..
tNrtNs.IN H| Hud thirty .sHYru ..... .u block
Nu. uuc ~ In Marion Park Doing "a HuIui.
vision ut lots twelve t3l and thirteen Iln u
uiuuk fourteen lltI of i've aero ult"h.r uIF
llcld survey 40. .. aAll7nlIN
SIMON BAMuEEDER.
dated MAY go lssG
fust publication. May y, 1890,
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Mr.. Freq Miller. OF Irving, Illinois,
writes that be had a severe Kidney
trouble for many yeArs, with severe
pains In his back anu also that q
bladder was affected. Hs tried many
10 called Kidney cures but without
any good result. About n year ago he
began use Of Electric Bittsts and found
relief ~ once. Electric Bitlers IL e.
pepially sdhpted to cure OF all Kidney
and Liver troubles and often giyes a.
most instant rolie'. One tnsl will
prove our statement. Piies only b0c.
At u. &. M. /. drug department.,
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Notes.

Work In the colleges II being draw u
to n close lor the year. The attendance
AMI progress made IN both has been
emlnently satisfactory. Toe a. &. OF
U. Will issue more certificates than
ever before, and tue u. Y. College will
graduate from rs to Is studUute. Bun.
day, June TN, Will be BaCoalaurnatr
day at the a, o.; Monday will be- null
day and viii be spent In Logan
canyon. aud commencement exercises
will be held rueaday. A grand part.
ING ball will be given iu the evening.
The closing exercises VI the Is. y.
College will DO no less imposing, an
will conclude, A. usual, by "a banquet
rendered the faculty aud graduates by
tho Alumni association.
Twenty-Five ,2OO.oandle power arc
street lights anu SIXTEEN iucaudescen'
lights Tor use In the city niiices, q
what Logan IL 10 get for $500 yea,
according 90 the terms Of No cJntrauI
win the Hercules company. m,
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A sound Liver Makes = We'll Man.

Arg you Bilious, ConstlpaIed or
troubled with Jaundies, Sick Head.
sohe, BAD TASTE In hsuth, Foul
breath, Coated Tongue, DyeTepsla,
indigestion, Hot Dry skin, PAin Ia
Back and between the ShoulIets,t hills
and Fever, o,o. II you have any OF
these symptoms, your Liver IA out oi
order aud your blood IA slowly being
Iolaoued, because your llyar does not
act properly. hERniNE will cure any
disorder Of tho Liver, Stomach or
BoWslh IL has no equal as n Liver
Medicine. Price 10 cents. Free Trial
| bottles Et z. g, N. 1. drug store.
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LOGAN.
MARTYRS MONUMENT.
The Marble SHAFT In Honor Of Elder
John II, Gibbs.

That the memory Of Elder John H.
Glbbs hss been kept green In the hearts
Of the people, was evidenced by the
immense throng that gathered from
oil parts Of the valley on Saturday to
attend the memorial services In his
honor. The original intent Of the
meeting was the dedication OF the
monument recently completed by tne
Y. ~. N. 1. A. Of toe Cache Stake u
being At that time dssignedto be keps Al
Logan, where 10 would more frequent.
ly recall the memory Of the mafiyteu
Elder The counsel OF the Fitsl fte'-
ideucy was afterwrtd asked "a 70 l's
disposition, and their opinion was lhal
as waa tribute ~ one VINO hau
rfovei faithful unto DEATH tie proper
Mace wis directly over Ills RENAME
This changed the character of the hef'
vices from dedicatOfy To memorial
The dedication Of the monument VIII
tske place In the cemetery ~ fathulse
~ Saturday next 10 oder however
at all might so the monument u
Ehich most have contributed u WAe
81 up In front oi the maln
sntrauce TO the tabernacle. IL isa beau
tiiul shaft OF white marble, about four
fees square NJ the uasti has hnut-
some iwo.step sandstone base anu ISSUE
mounted with a highly Ofuameuthi
marble carttonr, uu which rrsts
drnped uty. me monument entire b.
ab8ut tW,Ie feet la height. The in
sofiptior on the front is; "a tribute
nom The y. 81. NJ. I. A. Of the Cache
Stake on Zion To the memory 0f John
"A. uiubs. VINO died % martyr 20 the
cause Of Truth Mt Cane Creck, Lewis
Co, Tenn, August 10, 1854" On the
fpysr,g side ap9tat: "B go faithful
unto death aud 1 will give thea
crown uf hfrp
The tabernacle choir rendered appf0'
PIRATE aelecuuns uufug the services
and Elders William n. Jones and u.
"a. Roberts dwslt with fond foc0lltc-
lion on the many noble traits IL char
netrr exhibited by tue deceased on
that last mission. Elder Jones
related tho txrerioncca OF tue
sad morning wueu tho delay
caused by stopplng to finish the reading
VI sermon IA the DISCREET NEWS
delayed MIN until some uuo alter Ihc
departure VI the other Eldrff. nud iB
MI pieuAbNfg HhfNN U.S. 't.''
ttoppage by the mob ami the other
events Of that moraiug arc matters Of
history which all who followed tue
tfpna VI contemporary events arc we'll
acquainted with. Eluur Roberts gtaph-
icsily detailed the story OF tbs slhugh'
ter Of the iunucsnu, ~ Afterwards
learned from tue lips " eye Witnesses
of the eveHts described. lie, himself
haN fFawaIaN amt akUFNN with AFuf AuT
GIbbs, anu together they had hal
many stirring experiences anu narrow
escapes from pef60nal viOloncr, thtous
oil OF which Brother Gibbs had bofuu
himself NJ Saint and man ~ God,
Both speakers had learned that Btolh.
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NurDI o. uEUIEI DNEN IUAT +.
y accordance with uuI under t.u H.H..
5000 authority srHriu1 IF THAT certain "...
deed made tHH Ursl IHv ui April lrL ta U.
uuItf.I.u.i trustees. HT John as. JUut. H.H
HuIEafrl ion'r Dc vile, gud recorded Arr
lrt lr'lt Ir hook "Hh' OF Mortgages. uu H..#
IhI, of tHu records Uf sb|t Lace county. lt.I.
tUU uuI.u. .nHI Iu..tUrs vTIII offer fHrHaI#..r.
COLI tH tNu UIsHUH. bidder Cor UHHU.lt Clio sHul.
fruutd"1r of tLu suiHttlty aui county uaUI.
Ius BOO .H|t lah. lItH, lIHU, tHIt uUlU# I.#
county court house of SAFE l.hEU County. lIH|.
Hr iUr -.IH day uf iuug. no. at d. O'Clock H.ua
90 HuIl ruHt 900 Goo rrn| U.rHIu Irr.IUaN.r
described 90 pay nnl discharge trr indebted.
uCHa occurred by said trust decd. and ElU
amount uf taxes paid uu FaI1 real Ustatr Hr Ile
holder OF naIi luIrNlrIuuf. aud Interest there.
Uus aud reasonable attorneys f.UH. and com.
IuustUou ta tuu trustees. aud Ono costs of this
notice. uui tNuuuHgH % HaIn. raII sale being
sT iHr request % fhu holder OF lhU indebted
uyH., and because of 600 Roll maturity uuI
uuu payment ~ che said iudUUtrduuaf
snll real rfIaio Boz particularly described as
follows
lot $50 Sis fU., In Block SO sis .HI. ufu.at
"I, rails laIu tlt. survey. except "a atrIU ono
rod ia width 90 i.U north emo uf shI1 IuL
90 q HAlIHUINl.
SIMON bhMUEkbEa
lTgatyrH.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
O.. D. LAND uru,g
salt l.akg uIlI utah,

a., D. LAND OrrItI,
Salt laku DIY, ltah,
MhItu lltu, l-ia,
IONpLAINn HAVING uEIN ENTERED
\ ut iMs DUun ug William Iurau.nu
against Marc Nsre GresE Tor Abandoning hls
lsa, upon tho NoUuunat quarter, section %.
10WufWu .H Tango Nuat, 100 tAlt LAhn
County, Ut4u, With o. view 40 tut rHururhl'I
M sIiu CutE, tht'Hllu parties arc hereby sumo
uouul % sppuHr 700 tuH Nmru on lhH lnt uNF
ut June, ltJt, at DO o'clock o.. m., 90 rrapnnt
and furnish testimony concerning baid alleged
BYRON GROo, RsElS,er
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Il. NJ. Blossom, senior member OF
II. NJ. Blossom a Co., 2lT ". 80 81,
81 Louie, writes had been left with
a very distressing cough, the result Of
inhusnEa, which nothing seemed TO
relieve. until took Bdiard's Horc.
hound Sgrup. One bottle completely
sutuI me. l sent one bottle 20 my
sister. who had severe cough, and
she o1psrisneed immediate relief
always recommend this syrup TO my
friends.
John Cnnston, sOs Hamp,hlro
street, quincy. Ills, writes; | have
found Bdiidrds HOrchOuEd Syrup
superior To any other cough msdioluo
have ever known. IL never disAp-
points. Price b0c.
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NOTICE ne HEREBY GIVES EY TUE
- undersigned, hdminlstThtrIA of thr estate
OF John Mellon. deceased. tu tho creditors ~.
aud al puHunH having claims against mo
said dHrraauI, tu exhibit them with The uuras.
cary NouehtgH, within four months after the
hTsf publication uf tuIt notice. 20 tho rand
lffIr Mellon NHrgntts, AZ no 1872 Nousututou
.uilius, taIt Lake cry, ln tho County uf salt
LAKE.
dated Az 10 rth l-9H.
ll/IlE MELLON MARGETT-.
AdmlularhuIK OF the Estate ~ John Mellon,
deceased.
Lnma NJ. OAe.nN. AItnrnrN for .aIl E.l.la-
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NOTICE

rgNuE EEuIINU ANNUAL MEETING ul
4 lUH sfu. aHu|Irfs Hf Zone savings laul
and THH.f ..Hm. HuF will Doe hold 90 90" com
Uanf.a once. soc. .. 81 Ia.l Temple -trUUt
aaI taco tltI UlHh ON Monday. june lHI
.IDH. ltIl n m., Cor No election ui direction
and f1r surn other uuHiucss aH may come uy
WiIFOUp WUouLJFg
Precedent
GEORGE ~. CANNuS.
dated -At Lake city, STAY s,n. I-D
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN ~ THE
~ unutr.Eucd, aimiuHtratur % thu "a.
tate ni caroline Friduu, dorFAHvd, 90 too
cfrdiiora OF and au perHoua having claims
hsuluut mo Htlt deceased, Co uhHiIIt thpm
win Tho necessary VHurhtTat wIfuu four
months AFTER tlr uut publication % thiH 30.
utc Co. Tue saId Emily j.. tOnuIo, AZ No. go 81
hecond West stCtt hnIt Lake CIty. Utah, 'u
the County Of salt IAkc
Dated Apul l, lfH
THOMAS T. Seldom.
EMILY j. CNNulf.
AdmInls'ral1rH OF the estate ~ Caroline sed.
don. deceased
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NoTIOE DO oREpITORs
IN 0t ~ % MaILhenl. ls.oa-1-

Eaat1 % Eliza O2by Matthew deceased.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ undersigned, administrator uf tur rH.
latu nj EINn uAuy Matthews, deceased, 10 tbr
tredlturH uL and all persons having claims
HsuuHt Che faIu deceased. 20 exhibit them
with tue ur.rHtarY vouchers within Ten muutHH
Hitrr The nrat pub. iruunn uf thia notice. 20 tho
san Administrator no 20 Main street. hult Lake
'lii, ln lhe County Of SAT- Lake, Utah.
Dated April "lb, l-16
80 a. WuOLIEY,
hum.uairn'or OF Que Estate OF AHA OIby
Matthew. deceased
L.AAu ~ N L.LL- 1. ALLnrunr Lur n-IlL.
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In no WII-TT n TTU TTTTTT n T0|I| THT
upU, Deceased
nJLsIANr no Az ORDER OF SAID
il Court gu said matter uOtlgU o. hereby
given tuat Tuesday. tHr ..Ih day 70 MHHr
a. %. ls.U. 90 DO O'Clock o. m., a. tHH 'UuuIy
tlurI UuuHu lu salt lhbu city. lttu. 300 tIn
court room OF tnId Court, bias boon appointed
NgiIWe and place flI tHU u0Rruru t ID petition
Hf sarah A4uuIpu urIHIHE Cor One HHmIHHIuu
Go probate ~ certain document herewith
IuEta4rut uf Janice NuuUIUu, deceased.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-25
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-25
NOTICE

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-25

How a Young Tnriish Engineer saved
Lowsii From Destruction.
Tho city Of Lowell was saved from
destruction In 1859 by tho foresight OF
ono young man About 1885 q Lowell
antiquarian named Uriah a. Boydcn