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woMAN,s CONGRESS.

The International Congress for Wo-
mems Work will be held in Berlin from
September 18th to 26th, and it is the
first time such an undertaking has been
attempted in Germany. 1t is encour-
aging to see the woman's movement
making such progress in a country
where it has had-is still haying-a
harder struggle for existence than in
any nation in Europe, and it is hoped
that American women will show their
sympathy by taking part in the Con-
greSs.
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possible to deny that he has placed in
their true light the types, customs ard
sentiments that he has sought out ana
reproduced.
Speaking of Esther Waters, the sub
ject of that much maligned book is a
scullery maid, and her associations are
likely TO be disagreeable, bringing, as
they do, a great knowledge of London
streets and giving a terrible revelation
of the evils of betting. 1t has a great
ethical value, however. 1t paints with
little exaggeration the inevitable re-
suits of sin. but at the same time it
gives a type of heroine sublime as
CoTdelia" It shows grand example
in her nobility OF soul, her answering
determination to lead an honest life,
her devotion 70 her boy and her fidelity
to her husband.
Perhaps on the whole they were wise
who deemed the book unfit for general
circulation in Honolulu These judges
may be glad to know that hereafter it
will be dropped from the course in
Modern Novels at Yale Not, am told,
because DR.. Phelps considers it i'm
moral" but out of Difference to many
friends of the college who have felt
uneasy about the bad influence it might
have.
Suppose someone gifted with great
insight should attempt to do for Homo
lulu what George Moore has done in
this book Suppose the life in this Es-
Their Waters Second to be that of the
Islands, the servants TO be Chinese and
japanese, men and women. Suppose
again that as in that betting epic" the
wrongs and temptations of English
servants were held up to their masters
so in this book we should read how
our helpers had toiled and struggled
would any of us feel a personal rebuke?
In the August Bookman Lawrence
Hutton has note on Kate Field. He
first met her, he says, in the early six
ties, when she was writing editorials
for the New York Herald on salary OF
+ So, 900 year, which was considered in
those days an enormous price. She was
looked upon as the most promising
young woman in America" He further
describes Miss Field as ambitious
self-assertive and self-advertising. But
she was the soul OF honesty and honor
She was one of the cleverest and most
self-contained and self-sustaining WON,
en- of her generation in any country
and hers was one OF the most contra
dictory Municipalities / have ever
known. But the good always and large
Iy predominated over the bad. She
never had home; she died alone as
she lived alone"
Alone" if you please, Mr.. Hutton
in being without relatives, not in being
without friends. New faces came to hel
wherever she roamed, new faces ant
new friends. SIBYL.
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gales, which carried away the three
lower topsails, topmast, staysail and
mainsail; also carried away the main
staysail and shifted the cargo to port.
From thence to port had variable wind
and fine weather.
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DISBURSEMENTS.

There remains at this date in the
hands of the treasurer S1,02119.
EMILE MACFARLANE,
Honolulu, July /, 1896.
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LOST FORTY POUNDS.
An Illness That Almost Carried Away
An Only Child.

She Suffered Terribly From Pains
In Back, Heart Trouble and
Rheumatism-HeI Parents Almost
Despafred of Her Recovery-How
1t Was Brought About.
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1t is said that half the worlds pro-
duction of quinine is used in the United
States. Quinine is sold by Italian
druggists at from $50 to 800 a pound,
while the Government gets it for the
army at S. pound. 1t is proposed to
make the sale of the drug a govern
ment monopoly.
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The Ship John Ena.

The Hawaiin ship John Ena has ar
rived in San Francisco and reports as
follows: Sailed from Newcastle, N. S.
W., on May Is. On June II, in lat. 1:32
s., long. 1922 W., struck heavy S. E.
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THE MATERNITY HOME.
Report of the Treasurer for Past
Six Months.

Report OF the Treasurer for Past
Six Months.
The following statement with accom-
panying letters have been received by
President Smith of the Board of Health
in conformity with the law passed by
the Legislature:
Honolulu, August IA, 1896.
Mr.. W. o. Smith, President of the Board
of Health:
Sir-I enclose herewith, as per re-
quest, statement of receipts and dis
bursements of the Kapiolani Maternity
Home from January LIST, 1896, TO June
Both, 1896; also the number of patients
cared for at the Home during that
period.
remain, yours truly,
EMILE MACFARLANE,
Treasurer Kapiolani Maternity Home.
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OVER THE TEA CUPS.

The prosperity of the time is sup
posed to be shown by the omnipresence
OF the bicycle, since every workia3nan
can afford his wheel. An English writer
calls attention to the universal femin-
inc fashion of white gloves for morn
ing wear, style that is adopted alike
by women of wealth and by those whose
dress is otherwise unobtrusive and even
cheap. This writer is puzzled to see
how poorer women initiate so cleverly
this expensive fashion, for their gloves
seem to be always as white as new,
even in the underground. 1t is nonsense.
she says, to think cheap white gloves
can be cleaned indefinitely; the gloves
must be good, and they must be new
Even in England, where gloves are less
expensive than in America, this means
continuous outlay, which implies
money.
This prevalent item of extravaganza
hardly seems to indicate that the great
er simplicity of living that reformers de-
rland has come. Is it not a relief to US,
my sisters, that we are sufficiently far
from London and New York to do our
morning shopping without gloves, and
white gloves at that? l have profound
admiration for one young woman of our
city, charming girl, who fearlessly
does as she likes in this matter of wear
ing gloves. She drives her horses, and
even appears at church in her simple
wash gowns, her shapely hands un-
gloved. I have collected list of rea-
soDable women who are like her IN
this, and l am quite ready to add the
names of others who can bow to the
rationale of our unconventional climate
l have been interested in seeing how
some of our modern writer's of fiction
appealed to the Italians Carlo Segre,
in an Italian magazine, thus scores
Thomas Hardy: His Jude the Obscure
is essentially a novel of purpose-the
most culpable purpose that can be i'm
agined-to show that man is nothing
more than the necessary victim of his
social surroundings. Where can one
find more melancholy types than those
of his hero and heroine?" While he ad-
mires Hardy as vigorous and capable
writer, he thinks the fine descriptive
and analytic passages are "overshad-
owed by the dominant colors of the
work, which, judged as a whole. re-
semble the confused and disjointed
nightmare of fever patient"
Grant Allen and Sarah Grand are
condemned wholesale, and only on Es-
Their Waters does he bestow a grain of
approval 1--WE might have preferred to
have seen the fancy of the author ar
rested by objects more worthy of his
and our attention, but it would be i'm
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Treasurer Kapiolani Maternity Home

Number of confinements at the Ka-
piolani Maternity Home from January
LIST, 1896, to June 3Oth, 1896: January
3; February, /; March, s; April, 6; May
4; June, 8. Total number of confne-
ments, %.
ElTTTI NEACr,D1 .>-r
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Dr.. Glbbon, Army Medical Staff, Cal
cutta, states: 1.-Two doses completed
cured me of dlarhaa."
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The General Board of Health, LondoE
report that II ACTS as a CHARM, ou<
dose generally sufficient.
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DR.. ]. Coils Brownies chIorodys.
Is the TRUE PALLIATIVE In
Neuralgia, Gout, Cancer,
Toothache, Rheumatism
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possible to deny that he has placed in
their true light the types, customs ard
sentiments that he has sought out ana
reproduced.
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DR.. J. Coils Brownies ChIorodyas
Rapidly cuts short all attacks of
Epilepsy, Spasms, Collie,
Palpitation, Hysteris
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Important Caution.--The lInnrns
Sale of this Remedy has given Use to naa,
INSCRIPTIONS limitations.
N. B.--Every Bottle of Genuine Chlorr
lyme bears on the Government Stamp IT,.
name of the inventor, DR.. j. COLL,
Browne. Sold In bottles IS. I'D, Is. %
and IS. 3D., by all chemists.
Sole Manufactures,
J. T. DAVENPORT,
90 Great Russell st. London. W. c.
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D. 90 The Awfni rorcc That WIN Iiusli
uestruy thu woridF

I,It tho Awfui torec That WIN ilu.u,
ucstroy tho wuridP
uTlE, 70 shade. turn up a small op1n.
t...f...I. hold n rnrfi.p ip ,.Yr I,,rJ
l..l ..,.. y.nr ,,r' ,,., mil d. w.,
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N'ul '''H"'f' 'HH t''H'l' notice iho oduf
nt h"1h Do you huow that iho forces
b".lIu your hand are from electricity;
l.Ir fHu earth for three feet daup D., alive
with fHu iuy-Ibla mower and form. the
e.. rat uf vegetable Ifoa Wayr. oil
electricity lrc constantly raairr
through tho soil in unseen iillays. tbu.
kHrua the soil from .autipy. AS the
pillows of the ugrlu lapu tlo ,y8ipr4
from becoming siagu,pi no demon.
aatu iHIs fact. go t1 .luo r.rl. h0uud
nu.I. dip ont % small quantity off tbo
polluted water. ulaur DO Iunl.fiIs. rur.
and cot aside boz "A warm rllrr for "a short
time Then take tHr bottle into a dark
room. shake tho bottle. draw uut tHp
cork. and yuuwllI eco tiny forks Uf blue
Nsbiuiug .hult ont from fIp l.utiIr and
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AN ORDINANCE
An ordnance amending section Z! 10 ChaDl,
%, of On ufIIuaa.s entitled "iCouset"


Au ordnance amending section Z! W chapter
20, Of su ordinance ouuuct "iaCcustt"
Section Ua It ordained h7 Iho JIfF Council
ufHltissay tIts sttlf ~ iiNH, iN1t section
~ % tNupI1r 20 ~ an ordinance entitled
'iIuluars,' Nr aud tNr same lH hereby amend
60 IY sIutHE Hut ~ Uur BE- nu UHf. 800 % The
NrVi.tI or nance of lsNt iNn WH.N 'T"Is
uIrfs" aud Iusaft In NHu thereof Che word
"UfHtrrs' aUu uY suItluF uut ai tHH cod nf
asII Nur iHH NlHrrs ~ AND luHrIuun 900 iIUu
tHrrtHfINr U.HT"H 's.s"
-gfuHus IHIs urfIuanr. Co take eject add
lr Boo f"I.g from An1 alter 10. approval.
Passed HH ltr CIV iHuutu 10 Ha|t lave
CiW state ~ IlIh. MARCH fr1 Isf u8I fg.
fgfIrf 90 The Mayor Tor Nfa approval.
t... DAVID ?. MTn1s
l'tAh' CITY recorder
Approved this the en- thy ~ Msr.n. A. u.
1906 utUEBt huMNEN
MANur pro ten.
Iltr ana tuuutv % -alt tatr.
David r. EurrT. Recorder Iu rnf 'Ir salt
tAau ttF. stale uf ltau. uu hereby .uHiIy
IH.f Che above aud furusuIngIs FL fuII, true aui
correct cory uf aha ordnance ruutui An
ordinance HWrnl. y section OF chapter
uf aHuf1IuauHu UHuUut .1H.UHaHH ' passed
UY fHr IUv Council N -a.t llsu CIV. -tav Ut
ttHH. March .fi. ...ut unI approved HY no
Mayo. ufo .,m. Nhf.u 900. i-r. aH appears %
Iu witness whereof bsys here.
uHfH srf mE band LuI HUku1 the
lsEALI corporate saal OF Hlld civ tHif tue
gth DAY ~ NHfrH. a. 10 lrN.
DAVID +. tMtNn,
ma Guy l.eglfdor
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NOTICE l- urREuY OWES THAI
y tHrIH viii 10 u HIurIa. meeting 90 quo
utUukhHI1rrH of tuu swan LAKE Reservoir and
Canal Company HI Room II, llute. GLARE, salt
Laha Guy. lt,l, &c % O'Clock o., m., on
glr.tnE n hUHru OF direct and unusIH ~
FAd company and for the transaction OF any
otnur bur.urta tnrt may come before falu
90 cruuE. luH WpUuug lH called - tho request
NJ majority col tho stockholders on sHIl
company fnr th9 reason tuat the annual stock
holders meeting WAB not held 10 January,
l-uU, a. BE- provided uy rho Art los " moor
pUfAtuu. O. W ALDHACu,
Vice rreaL
salt Lake CITY, Ugah, NaIeh ., iss5,
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NOugE I- IEEtuN OWES THAT Al
y amgviiug N tho directors o. tha -lcf.
Hug cold Muius COMPANY lu iur 900 dsF Of
AIHTIh, leo. nu AfHrHHuuHt ~ iIrrrsfo"Ilua ~
STOCK OF iHr corporation. Uafa able no once tH me
uufrfsIEurI sfrfrIafY % ilr company 40 tly
ufIIta Uf tHc COMPANY. sos. 10 and O.. nmHrf
rIaIuu.h. Iu -a.'Iakr tIty. tAH. ANY stult
ullu WHEEL tHt .Hartsmrut rruHIaa uuuHII uH
tiH Hth Gag OF ANA. ls.H, will Nr de Iu4uVui
and advertised FOR safe at UuH.IH zion AMI
uH.sss payment IH uaiu before W ID hr sold, 90
90 much tTerrut a. m1y be- uUuy" HHrr uu ths
.1tH uaF ~ Apfll, BE- d. 20 pay tht iuiu4 urul
afsessmtut t.aribrr With me Coz, u styuTus
lug and expense Of sale
Dated tuH .tH fHy Of March. lr.
UEAkl s.. VAS rLtT
Secretary " tHo sterling cold Mining 20
Nos. % and q Commercial block
thll Lake CIV ttah
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GTOChuuLuEUs' MEIIIN0 or TUE
> Montreal Nnug Con pauY Will Ha atla a,
tur ou#uuf Dr. q a. bart room 9ls ANas
mncE, s1t Lake n.y. uuh ON che Och day of
ApIN, lsH. pt Do O'Clock o. no. inf thn rurIHrr
ut ruUuuE board OF uITrrfurst HWvUuug Ng
lave, and sH.h other business rs may come
BET Tr iru WU"uur.
Stock transfer .u0ts close Ami tst aud rU.
board,
iaFbh O. ls.b
y 81, uART PRECEDENT
D. A. MuuUWAN-EE, Secretary.
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q. e lAsu OFFICE,
aat Lake DItr. iph
march e. lsHs
4 ,ONrIN1NT UAyISG HERS LNTtHFu
HttIs.1 UE rurnh be- shores hEHlUHl
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stead entry hu. ..HE dated huFruHHI .. sHH
uuHn iHr H,.fH Z uf uHr.uurrt 4uHr,,r see.
uuu 49, lHHHHhIH FH.tU range W"st, 100 sHIt
IatU County. Tab. WITH view tu lhH cancel
IatIHU of s4U u.Ir.. tUp HAId uarIHs z uu U
nv HuWmUHrd 40 appear at luis ufl.r uu the
l-lh day Of .IrI. 1870. ut DO u'r u.G o. On Zoo
rcsUHu1 Hud furnish testimony concerning SAID
UYUON GUOO, Register
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A RGsoLuIIoM.
atantug Pioneer square 90 iur Utah a paCIuo
Improvement COMPANY Cor iisnruad
Depot lurlUHtA


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BE- rg..fnu. II .t.iIg 4 fr ma ruustruT fl8o ia 4
ratiroad nom san lao ans ~ IHH b.. iH9
tUasf'aF Hr usaT Loo ArgaIgA and u a rsII.
road fTHfn HaIt IaLs DIty b. ths urgp ITgt.
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would .UgtfIHutr .rrafY b. tUr ufusrrfitV ID
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nurtn.gs f,r anon rfi.fUais helms rrrrstarg.
iIrfriofr.
he N resolved o.. the civ Council u salt
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ia MAJ {" A. III HsIt I. tE8 tIty EHrvpv. known
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donated tu frot Man and ia. i. frpfDyuHIrut
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rINuE ANNuAL MEETING or TIM
ftOCkuoIdgrs Of the ttau sugar Tom.
90 Main street -AIt Lake ,IY, Utah, on MHn.
dav. Aurl o., 1895. At o O'Clock D. m. Inc pur
pose OF the meeting 10 tho election OF board
o directors to serve for lho ensuing year aud
tho transaction OF such other business a. may
legally come before a. ..-.-
nOKACk q, WHITNEY, Secretary
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E'iais VI george usay -ncl derca'si.
NOTICE Is HEEtW GIVEN uN TtE
~ uHtrrI.rrd. aInIH.suatrN Of ths %.
tafu u. George ilvHU smell derrltrd il ne
rrtlItUIf ui and az uufsous having rlalms
lsulIHl tNu HaId uUrruHuis 60 81 lut tham
With |Ng ur0TaH1Ty vouchers. within ten
UuuihH Hfirr ihr ifst Publication % ihn nu.
ice fH tHt ra.d NHV HuuI.. AIwInlstrhf. In. Al
I tfa IN. TO uf fraut q stephens. th 10 e. Con-
nsfriA DOCS ssN Lake CIV JtAl, "a lbo
60 utF ~ salt Lake.
dated March O.. l1t. -
AdmIrstr1uir " estate u George ilsury
smell. IrUtaHHI
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sTocknoLpER,s MtGIlNo

a special meeting OF lbr stockholders ~
The t,utAI ttah lAud 4 fIuHuHu tuWIRuy
foo tHr election OF o. NuHri uf Give .sI frusI'vs
Tor tuy vuautug wear auu such other IuHIuIuH
A. whF property come before 90, will DO hold Ht
room il C.auo hotel, saIt take Guy ith, en-
saturday, Nav and. lEH. 10 DO o.r uct m.
meeting tor lrl1 whHn 9 hold a. provided W
e. Vs. ALuHAcI
Wee IrHsllyuI
salt Lake .ity. utih, April !Hl, Isl,
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NOTICE 10 oRGpIIoRs


E,gato " G.. w. hamhgaulau, Deceased.
NOTICE f. mUEW GIVEN UY TUE
y uuurfHguCf executor NJ she Inst ulI
HuI tusIHmUuL % 90. 50. hArAahuIau. uHH
rrHHuI. tu INe .TrdttUrH q auI OF. prfsu. =
having Auuf nsIIUHt IHp EHII rsHuI. Go
exhibit them wi b tHy necessary 1904. here.
within &. rwuUtus lftsr The tust publication
OF tgIs notice. lu thr rAIl jrsrHh d. Lean,
a. a.. %. b.N I.Hs a LaAc Guy, llah
Dated March D., i7t.
IDsIrIl U DEAN,
Executor Of She last WI.| and ltstamcut VI
e.. 81. haWAa .nIHu, pyuTas,d
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NOTICE TO or olToRs,


Eslate % Jsues WuHaorih. deceased
NruTtuE Is HEErUN OWES ny TUE
- uLatfsIEusd. AIHIH. stTHIUf ~ thr csiiio
OF laurs MUIWuftH H.. HHa. q, Go $40 eco O..
TUF. OF. aud hI uHfsHHa N.EI.E H.HIHa against
ur.tssarV Vu.uuUfs. wUHH IHHr months after
lHU Der ulH|I ratUu % f..a IHtrn. 10 t.r .Ni
AfHius fsfHr. james tH.rH. 40 DIE home ~
so. UN tflU street rait latt CIV, tn ne
County uf -llt IHht
JANIS 4UOgg,
Aintrsirstar Of Che silat. VI james Whit
wuHh. deceased.
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NOTICE or DISSOLUTION Of PAR,
lktRSniP

TrHE TMM HERETOFORE FNHTISG
under thn uHWo and atylu of CONWAY Is
bUunu|Hu, composed uI T., \. unWuY Hud n
lNtnu l0uuOi1u anil doing uuHuurs a. lu.
luraucc Enu Loan Agents IN tUmmyrraI
biurk. rht lhku cay, lihu, ls thIs COY aIH.
solved nY muuh Cuuscnt5 NJ, . j C0nway
having purchased She entire Iut.ruat OF II
1llton unnueIlan lb tIe concern. An p.raoU.
indebted 90 touwar & uunur lam arc rruutNad
w make payment Go D.. d. conway. WBD viii
lgullntc hII Indebtedness due y aatd i'm
DAted SAT- Lake Dity utth. March D. l,gs.
T., i. CuNWAN.
J, TILIOS DOSNELLAN,
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Eslslo oi E.uh r,icrs1g Jensen, deceased.
NOTICE D. HtUEuY OMEN ny TuE
- uudrraErGl. thtUut.A OF she last viii
and IHstHWuHI UI Dina IttUFaHu .ruHruf Iu
grAsrI, 90 ttr Hr.II'au VI, Hna a.| IurHHua thf'
my r.aIua AEHIus. flH HlId deceased. Fl. rNhI..l
muutua Rfrr Cue tTf Publication NJ IHIH uH.
HUy. 90 fle tI1 taU.u.fIN If #U uH."
Uf John Ne g. noon % Consultation Nu.H|UF,
sat Lake tUUIa ,ag tounT % Fht latr
Utah.
dated Nnr.h. Isfr
IINA A.AN JENSEN NtlIstN,
FNUUgfUh ~ IHr FOOT W|U and tHHluUut Of
f|HA ItfHF..H '.n .Hn, deceived
JoNnN, Cannon. attorney Cor rH.HUnN
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Judtg.a uurIrt In and Cor ~at latu
JUssty, state u JAh.
iu me matter u ne estate Of Peter Jensen
deceased
NrUrfUE Is HrHfHy gfyFN TUA1
y Joseph tHar F humiuisi Atlr Of She
gHHa.g HI IrIHr H.H.rH IH. rHHyG, b Hfru"rrUH
fHrHtt. uHeuL aua u..I IH aHII court h|f 1uA.
account Hf U.# H.uf" a'rHHHu Of ss.I estate
100 UFN Dom fHr DHHI UrfTH IHu ~ iH, ysi.
Ulr of aa.i estate n.H.. fHu uHfsHUH entitled
i.rfft1. auI tH.l ral.rIaF tUt th day u'
NprI. g. % ls.t at Or u.0iu"a m.. % Che
count room lf sHiI ruuIl. n IHH tuu.W Court
U.Utu. .at latU tIs aHI uuuN JDH. haf
been IUH appointed HY IIy .HtEu ui sAfI fHUHh
fHf turHa.t.ourItu ~ taIF aUU. uut aaU NsaHus
SAN petition far uHNI uHUu n' which lur
afuuAre any IruHu IHtHrlsirf In said csla
mHF HfUUuT and show UNH"r. m AUN iNere Nr.
uUv fa.d Account snU. NOT boz srtuol a. 4
approved and nuAi distr bot 0u made as prayed
ct
dated March 90. Q, t'l.. .,......
Cltrt ufffH IHaIr'Ht Court
1lF s. e. HrENE u.puiY tItrs
lur fAups a liguAhns, Attorneys Tor ai'
mIuIatrh.ur
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Ia tHa District D0lu. PROBATE Division, THIRD
Judicial Wsu.i. To- ari i9f 7aI' Lhtc
tuuuIy, STATE Of Utah

Ga the matter Of tbu gstais Of william bragg
UrIrHHrd
DUU.UAST To ~ ORDER OF SAID
court In SAID matter uuHau iH Nrloli
.TVru tIaf saturday. luy ls.u day W April AZ.
~. sflHu'rIu.L m. a. tHv t.uuV lnuIt
iiHusv Do NHIt lHto ti'N, lih.t boo ne ,uur
room of aaIi count lAs been appointed we
time aud place co.. 90. Htarug 10 "a UrNNHn OF
Ch.rrs IUrmHH uFHEn. IRA iuE f1r The HIrHa.
zion 600 prob o. OF certain document lNrfN
win ufratutoI. rsfUHfuur tu be- the IlHi
will aud tUstamrut OF william uraFU, Do.
UuatrI sIrr mud who're NI VrfHnus Ihl'.
10 I. wII. or tHr granting If IuUUfa Testament. .
HrH tu samuel nfIuluu, aH ptlIci tur Boz thl
petition
Iu tuIugss whereof. have hcrouui1 sct MY
IHHf and aHArd tte suti OF rA.d court thta
e.. O. STANTON,
CLERK
uf a. g. UrrsU Deputy CLERK
NuhIr. LAHL s tusUHAH, atarlgYa Tor
UUfIUUUFF
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den. Deceased
NOTICE u HEREBY GIVES THAT
~ B. UHnUth ElIs. AHWuisirHtrA. with the
VIII annexed uf Che tsta Ht Q, HCrt D. suvl.
den deceased, hAH rruuvrri for settlement
AuN HIud saId court hrr HuHI account ~ her
ldmIulstrAUIu of tIii estate ard petition Tor
nnAI distribution of thH residue U' Hlil estate
auHug tho Uufsuus EMIT 60 WrIrlUt and that
NAfUrlHYt Sire .-lu DAY ~ March, a ID lsHI. A.
]. O'CLOCK aW 10 tir curt room NJ Hai1 CUur',
boz che County tuuu House -alt lax, tItg and
County Utah has been duly appointed hy the
Judge ~ sold court, Tor tuu tulE rUvut u H4ld
htUDuu. HrI hearing FH.1 petition f.r uf-trIHu.
ton. 10 whi.H TINE and place amy person u
iurrsfr1 Iu HHI1 estate MA" HrUvu and SHOW
cause. 10 Huy there HH,WnT HHll account should
not boz fritUd and approved aud nulI dIatuuu.
ZION wHIr AH prayed fur.
Dated March ttu, A. % lsIi,
e. o. STANTON.
C.ork % tha district Court
tiyA. e. ITrHT.
Deputy l.gfk.
D. 81 WAupLLL, attorney Tor almulttri
u.R.