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'"AA'.H Wv ANA.AAlN
You ARE uEREuY TEoutRrp n, a.,
Il pear in an action brought sraipsi ,,.. q e.
We 9Vule named plant o iH tio distTiet l',,y
Of DE Ihir1 JuditaI ulsirict .f ~ W..
vl ltahs and 10 answer tnn comm 'sirt 10y
lnotyin within ten days toN lusiys Of tba III.
ul HtlNtol htttr she service on SON IA IN.
fummuns-E served within tbia ro1vtg. . .'.i
served Gus OF thIg county. hut l8 All. a'.tif.'
wuhin twenty layst otherwise wuhin isrts
ia t-or Judgment by default viii Lr Ivy
complaint '''N "' AA'd
lhc sad action ls brought to hl,, iBdy..
Wcni AGAINST Goioudnnt In sum LOT stHt 49,.
interest 90 I per cent uer month ft.,,' WiLi
%, 1891, Tor SO attorney fors and ri.t 'ti'
cfulnE alleged tn ue due uu a certain pfsu'I..
sorry note executed hv defendant h, tI..t...
April % lHHi, Tor Uli, with |itrrrat fs,.,' Ivy
A. w. per cent Per m0ntl. same bsin4 al 10 .,.
wholly unpaid and lCluE secured fIt fl',it
osSrbed SEEM nay I9 9 p5,smssa hergnate-
20 have the usual decree Ut THE cUurt for fa,.'
closure ~ aaid WuftEaFH ami aHIo ~ 80
!! enll,es, lulud sinE thal proceeds o, such aaIo
hc hulNti an iaf mont % amUuutf duo
above that defendant be- forever bafrg8 All
CUT on ltotn any interest 20 Huid prsmiaps.tbat
purchaser pc euuuel 20 hia wr.tot poasess.5G
tor sad premises and tor other RELIEF .3tf
premises are described 40 folIuwa 10 wit. a..
un9lN1cu one mon IN aud 60 commencing al
\ p. corner Of lot q block 30, plat 'Ii,'' sait
Lake Aty surrey, running thtna6 Vs. III rod.
thence = 20 rods, thence y n, rots. tbggrs
n. = rn.s 90 gef nnins, situate 10 salt lags
NV anu NNNMANH NNNNs
Ana you arc hereby notified that 10 Won a..
20 appear ans AuHNUr the said rumuIainf "a
above reguuod, The said plAiuun viii apniy ~
the court tor tho reuet demanded therein.
Wines, TllE uuNUUAuLI ITD.p4
and TIE tssl ~ tho District touft N
tho Third judicial uistrirt In M, fIr
NtAt-i the sthte ~ Uish, tins ltth dav ~
April, "a tho year ~ our Ioft ana
thousand eight nundrCi aud ninety.
sN
q D. STANTON. C.era
H. SO Gu
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AN oRnlNANnE



SECTION }. 10 DO ordained bv the CITY Conn.
go %. slit Lake city. State ~ Utah. That thn
Police Department of salt Late CITY. anal
consist nf tho Board OF Police and firc Com.
miEHiuucra. o. chic and o Captain OF rouce.
three Deck tewcauts. anu twenty oight ad.
dituuai onlCUri and mon
Sec 2. an ordinances nr parts Of ordluau.
cca 10 conflict with this Drdinhnco arc hereby
repealed.
Sec This ordinance shall IA .o encrl from
HuI after ir approval
Passed by tle GO Council of salt Lake
CttY. state ot Utah. Apui .l4t 500, and 10.
fcrrCd iu tho Mayor Tor his approval.
IsEALl DAVID q. EMERY.
Guy Recorder
Approved this tho 2iih nay OF Apui, a, H.,
hd. JAMES GLtNDlNNiNG.
Mayor
STATE Or UTAH.
CITY and toruty Of salt Lake, I'7'
], David kmCry, recorder in and for salt
latc Guy. stato Of Utah. do horcbv certify
inst thc above and FOREGOING IL full. true and
correct copy Of Uu .dtnuuCo entitled IAN
ordinance liking the number Of unictra and
men ~ which The Police Department Of tllt
Lake CITY shall cunsisL' uasscd BY the city
Council u SAT- Lake City, state u Utah.
April let. lf., nui approved by the Mayor
0nce.
In witness whereof have hcrounto sot my
hand and HnlNcd the corporate seal % said
city, this the 2ith DAY Of Apri. a. D., is1d.
seal DAVID y. EMERY.
CITY Recorder
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ul THE
N undurHgued. Administrators Of the &C.
tate OF Caroline rUdd1n, ducyAfCd, 20 tho
Vroditors Of and all persons having claims
hgulutt tho said deceased, To exhibit them
with tho necessary vouchers. wttnin four
months after the nrHt publication Of this no.
tee IN tho said Emily j. tondle, a. No. go h
b econd West street, SAT- Lake CITY, Utah, IN
the County Of Nalt Lake.
Dated April ~, 1880.
THOMAS T. Seldom,
EMILY j. CONuIF,
AdmiriarhtoTa OF the estate Of caroline sed.
don NNTFnHHN
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NOTICE 10 HEREBY GIVEN THAT A. v.
~ Taylor, administrator OF the estate Of
james ~ Farmer, deceased, has rendered for
settlement, and Med ia SAID cost, his final
account Of HE Naturalization ~ said estate
aud petition tor dual diatrinuti0n OF tho resi-,
due OF shif estate among the persona entitled
thereto, and that Tuesday, me 10Th day Of
June, A, ID, leo, 90 10 O'Clock q. M, Al The
court room % sara court, M tho county court
house, -nit Lake CITY and County, utRh, has
been July appointed by the iudgo Of said
court for tho settlement Of eaid accOunt and
hearing SAID petition for distribution. Rt which
ume aud place any person Interested in sad
estate may appear and show cause, II any
tboru be, why said account should mol be sct.
ued aud approved and NAL distribution made
a. prayed FOR
Dated May 10Th, lsli.
- Z. Y. STANTON. CLERK.
by A, o. REESE, Deputy CLERK
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NOTICE
In tho District Court Probate Division, Third
Judicial Dmulct, In and FOR salt Lake
County, state OF Utah.
In tho matter Of iho Estate Of George W
Crowley Deceased

Ia tho matter Of tho Estate Of George W,
Crowley, Deceased.
DuRsUANr TO An ORDER or SAID
4 Cou {, On said natter notice 30 hereby
gwen mat wednesday, tho 2lth day Of May,
A d. lt", AZ 10 O'Clock a. M, az tho County
court house IN SAT- Lhto ttiy, Utah, iu tho
court room OF SAID court has been
appointed tho time and place for the
hearing Of petition Of 3. Hays, pray.
ing Tor the admission 10 probate OF a
certain document herewith ipruseniod, pur,
porting ~ DO the labt Will ana testament uf
trurEu w. Crowley deceased, when and
whore 1ll persons interested may AppoAr and
uupu.o tho probate Of HAld Will or the grant
ing uf letters Of administration with the viii
annexed 20 tho said petitioner ~ prayed for
Ia said petition.
IN wtnoss whereof, have horounto set my
lsnd aud aniNed tho seal OF SAID court, laia l5th
day OF May, a. u, 1870
tsEALl O, Il. sTAHTOS,
Clerk.
Ny A, q, REESE, Deputy Clerk.
thAhk hutfAAN, Attorney for Petitioner,
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NOTICE 10 oReplIORs.


AANANN Va hHNh R'lNhAf hNhNN'NA
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ~ THE
~ undersigned, hdminiaiTatrlA ~ tho estate
Of John Mellon, deceased. 90 tho creditors ~,
aud al persons having claims against the
tHld dUcnAsad, 90 exhibit them with the neCes.
tArY ynuuhcra, within four months after the
nfHt publication ~ this notice, 10 tho fHtd
iiySiO Mellon NArEoua, ht No, $751; ronsulut0u
building, salt Lake CITY, Ia tho County u salt
Lake.
Dated Auril 9th, 1870.
LIZZIE MILLION MARGETTs,
AdministrattiE Of the Estate VI John Mellon,
deceased
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NOTICE.

rINur HEGuLhG ANNUAL MEETING or
Il the stockholders u Lion's sAvnrr bank
and Trust tour any vii. DO held at tue com.
Yanya un.co. Sos. !. 8. 8 last Temple street,
salt Lace CITY, Utah, on Monday, June ist,
ltIH, NJ N a M, Tor tho election % directors
ami Tor such other business a. may come be-
WiLToRp WOODBURY.,
President
GEORGE 81. CANNON,
pht.h san Inkr Oily. Mhr slh. I'm
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NOTICE 10 CREDIIORR-

Estate OF Eliza OXby Matthews, deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN NY TIE
~ undrralEnOd, administrator OF tho o..
tate ot hiyA Oxbv Matthews, deceased 20 the
creditors ~, ana all persons having cIuima
against tho bHld deceased, 20 exhibit them
with the necessary Vouchers within ton months
after tho iTat uull icutl0n Of this notice, 10 Inc
said Administrator ut ~ Nam street Hslt axe
CITY in thc County Of SAT- Lake, Utah.
Dated April .JIh, l-1B
VI. 2, WUOLLEY.
Administrator o. Tho Estate OF ElllA OIby
Matthew dHruIHuu.
IaAAn N MAnnLLL ALLnrnn. Ln- n.L.t.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

The Peoples Forwarding Company,
t35 Main ST., adjoining 4. {. NJ, y are
the authorized agents for THAICHEl'>
celebrated lilG .AOur and cereals and
will iill all orders
THATCuER MILLING " ELEVATOR Co.
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PROVO.
LuGAS, UIAH,
Schools and Politics.

otuOulh anu IOllllCs.
The Utah county teachers are IN
favor OF keeping the schools out OF
politics anu 20 that end have tubmil-
ted the following recommendation to
tho voters OF Utah county; Fiut,
luat the distric. school trustees OF this
county ~ Rn 0rlAnized body, deslg
mates the limo md place for holding .
county nominating convention Tor
county superintendent, when occasion
nffivce, and that PRIMARIES In the
various school districts Tor the election
0i delegates 20 said convention be
called aud presided over ~ the school
trustees aud In their respective die.
iricte, Second, That for the election
Of trustees the incumbunta Issue n call
for primaries, wherein the oitizsns, ~
such, may meet TO nominate their cau-
uidatcs.
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In tho District Court Probate Division, Thir
judicial District, IN and for SAT- LAko
County, state Of Utah


In the matter Of the usta'e Of william \.
nlUnuy, deceased
NOTICE ls HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ thralcs UrinE, The administrator OF me
estate u Ntlam q nlvuuy deceased. has
rendered Tor settlement and died mead court
hIs nnnl account uf he hdminiatratou Of said
fstAtn anu petition Tor final distribution 81 the
residue OF sald estate among tie persons en-
tuud thereto, and that saturday. the iQth day
Of June, A. %. lrlN, a. 10 O'Clock o. tn. ht the
court room OF SAID court. IN the County court
iiou.U, salt Lake tity aud County, Utah, has
been duly appointed by TIE Judge u haid
court, for the settlement o. nhld account and
herring said petition for distribution, at which
timo aud place any person interested ~ SAID
rstHte may appear aud chow eause, n any
there be, why said account should not DO act
lied ami approved and lnai distribution made
A. prayed for,
q. 4, STANTON,
Clerki
~ A, q. REESE. Deputy CLERK q
fiANK nOIfMAN, attorney Tor AdminituA'
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Notes and Personals.


John Snyder rode his wheel to Salt
Lake Tuesday, leaving here NJ o
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NJ 80. l.. \. ALLAN, IN, THE AnuIyfs
w traitor ~ thr estate Ut WIN. T.. Allen
deceased, having died his petition horcia. DON
Neflhtli PRAYING Tor an order % sale OF al tho
lhcrrm oct form, % D. therefore ordered uy tHu
luhFo ~ tall court that nll persons fn.
leItst0N Ia the cgtAtO ~ said deceased. nunr1r
before tue baii uistrtcuD nurt ou Friday ne tItH
Jay OF Nav lfla,At.ln O'Clock In the forenoon I'd
SAM Jay, ~ TIE court room Of said District
luufis al no tuuuU Court house, Iu the tIt.
ana county OF salt Lake, State Of Jtau. 10
show cause WY an order should not bs
granted 60 the aAid administrator. 20 cell Ho
much OF the real estate VI the sad deceased
20 private aalu 81 hhal be- necessary, aud that
D copy NJ THIS order be- published At least fuuf
huc'rssve week. Boz The ugsurot Evening NrWH
a. nowsgaptr printed and published boz falu
CITY and County
Dated April .iih, isl6
~ GRAND YOUNG.
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dated san LAKE CIty, NAY !
NOTICE.

To the torkh0idats OF the Grown Point Gold
aud silver Mining Company
rINuERE WILL 49, HELD on FRIDAY,
NAY s1th next 40 ~ O'Clock am. A. room
IU8 MrDuruIrE building. halt Laks ttiy, TITAN,
% meeting ~ the Htlr ahuI dcra % Mo aturu'
mentioned company Tor the purpose Of elect
iug officers and uhuaaUtlnE such other busls
moss na may be proucrlN brought before H.
john WtUh. pftaidUnt.
AAIr LAKE CRY, April 81. 1855.
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NOTICE.

IN the District Court, Probate Division. Third
Judicial District, iu and for salt LAKE
County, state Of Utah.
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Ia tho District Court. Probate division, Th.fI
JUDICIAL District, tn and Tor -Alt Iaka
tuauiy, tate IT Utah
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The State Of Utah scuds greeting To- 3 ~
Jones. defendant ".
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NOTICE.
Gold Queen Mining Company, corporation Of
utab, principal place Of business, talt
LakC CITY, Utah


utab, prhglpal place Of business, taA
Lako city, Utah
NOTICE r. HEREBY GiNEN THAT AT
~ Amoetug NJ the board Of Directors Of
The Gold Queen Mining Company, a cUrpUr'
alton Of ttah, he'd April sth, 1906, an nsEcss
mtut a. Tea UuI cents Der share was levied
on tho capital STOCK OF The corporation, pay
hblc nc once, 90 Frank ID. himhall, Treasurer
OF hla ONCE in the Hank Of Mccormick Com
pAuy Hst n1or, Mccormick buuting, corner
~ Man and flrat South Streets, salt
LaHr city Utah. Any stock LpOn which this
assessment may remain unpaid on May llth.
i-f will be- delinquent ana nivrrtHed for
sale, ne public suction, auu unless payment a
made before viii be- sold on June lst is.b. 20
pay the do iuqueut hHfcHhWtnt, toEuthcT with
cost u bdvoftlaiug aud expense " saln
). H. HICKMAN,
Secretary.
Room 22y second Floor, Atlas Block, SAT-
Lake city, Uiah.
surrLrMEsrAL NOTICE
iiy order Of TIM board OF Directors Of tho
Gold queen Mining umpAuy iho date OF the
delinquency Of the above assessment ~ "a.
tended 10 June llth 1870, aud tho date Of sale
j. l. Haywood. Secretary.
Dated NAV IN, $50.
adjudication Of this supplemental notice.
MAY ON 1850.
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der 10 show cause why nrdcr OF sale OF Rel
Estato should not be made.

In the matter ot tho Es,Aio Of wm. l.. n. Allen.
deceased
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In the matter OF tho estate Of James NJ. Far.
meT, deceased.
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NOTICE. or TRUSTEES sAlE.

Dated May 70, 100.
lfintpublieatiou May q, ispd)
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In the matter Of the estate Of william
bionny, deceased
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Dated MAY 20 1854
First publication, May %, 1880.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-02-25
INVOLVE MUCH MONEY.
Four Suits by the Receiver Of the N. p.
Clarke Company.

Four Suits by the Receiver of the N. p.
Clarke Company.
ST. CLOUD. Mimi, Feb. 25.-The
heavy suits to the number of four,
brought by Assignee Kells, in the mat
ter Of the assignment Of n. p. Clarke
& Co., for the purpose of recovering
from alleged preferred creditors, have
been commenced. All will necessarily
be tried in Stearns county, and the out.
look is good for a continued litigation.
The complaints have been drawn in all
of the cases, have been served and the
service has been acknowledged by the
defendants in each case. Answers have
been filed in two or three of the actions
and it is not improbable that the May
term of the Stearns county district
court will be the time for the prelim-
inaries in the actions. The reason for
bringing the several actions in this
county is from the fact that a provision
in the statute has been discovered
wherein to make any judgments Sc
cured valid. against the defendants, it
requires that the original actions must
be brought in the county where the
transfers were made.
The smallest case of the four involves
transfers covering $52. 600, and the 9TH
ers swell the aggregate to nearly half q
million.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-02-25

A dispatch from Mitchell in yester-
days Argus Leader states that about 25
prominent citizens of hat place Quilted
the Mitchell Mail office, destroying
presses, type and machinery. The out
rage 1t was said was due to the attacks
OF the Mail on John ID. LAWYER after he
was dead. A committee had waited on
Mcbride, editor Of the Mail, Saturday
evening aud offered to buy him u and
wanted him to leave town Monday morn
ing, or they would destroy his property.
This he refused TO do and they carried
out their threat Monday morning. This
lsa very serious crime for respectable
people to commit and .sullies the good
name Mitchell has heretofore borne.
The article on John ID. Lawler in Nc
Brides paper OF the 10Th, the only
regular issue OF the Mail since LAWYERS
death was certainly temperate, APP
parentiy truthful, and IN large part
%eulogistic OF his virtues. His criticism
OF LAWYERS political career which
wrought his ~tinacial ruin was fair, char
liable We believe as far as truth and
justice would permit, and it must be
that the outrage perpetrated upon Nc.
Bride in the destruction OF his plant,
must have been provoked by q hostility
not justified by anything said in his
paper.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-02-25
SPRUNG THE OLNEY BOOM.
His Name Presented by the Massachu-
setts Democratic Committee.

His Name Presented by the Massachu-
sets Democratic Committee.
BOSTON, Feb. 25.-The unexpected,
and what appeared a spontaneous pres
entation Of the name of Secretary Of
State Richard Olney for the Democratic
presidential nomination by Mayor
Quincy at the dinner of the Democratic
state committee Saturday, is predicted
as significant by Democratic politicians
and organs. Editorial comment is
quite generally that the state commit
tee has settled upon a Massachusetts
candidate to ne presented to the ma
tiOnal Democratic convention and the
name would not be that Of x-GOvernor
William f. Russell Of Cambridge,
Mass, whose friends had been quietly
using his name with hat object in
view. Mr.. Qu:ncy's nomination speech
is said TO BE- especially significant as the
Democratic state central committee and
a large number of the most prominent
party leaders of the state We're in ses-
sion Saturday afternoon.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-02-25

The next meeting of the State lrrlga-
ton association will be held at Redtield
March 4, 1896, and prominent men from
all over the state will be present. Pa
pers and discussions will take place on
the following topics:
Results from Irrigation" "How Can
Capital Be Obtained for Irrigation De,
velopment?" "Irrigat,on from Streams
and Shallow Wells by Means OF Wind
mills and Pumps" estate Irrigation Elk
perimental Station" "Irrigation Adapt
ed to Both Small and Large Farms,"
"Irrigation the Means of Promoting I'm
migration
The irrigation question has been kept
before the people more than ever before
during the past year, and more wells are
b ing put down all along the jim valley
than the most sanguine could anticipate.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-02-25

Huron dispatch, %: State Superin-
tendent Shanafelt, for Baptist missions
In South Dakota, has submitted his re-
port for the past year. During the
time 1874 persons we're admitted to men,
bership, making $3.50. Three houses Of
worship we're dedicated. Only one new
church was organized, and that was at
Rose Hill, Splnk county. There are Al
missionaries in the field, supplying SO
churches and 81 out-st8tions, and having
the care Of Sc Sunday schools. The
Russian Scandinavian and German
churches are rapidly increasing In men,
bership and influence, and fast adopting
American ways.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-02-25

Huronite, 2l: When ex-Gov. Nc
klnley was quoting Abraham Lincoln,
with such wonderful effect, upon the
tariff, why did he not drop a word or
two OF Mr.. Lincoln's views on silver?
MIR. Lincoln believed that the great pub
lie debt was to be paid with gold and
silver. One of the very last acts OF his
life was to send an encouraging mes
sage to the men Of the silver mountains.
He thought the metal had been provl-
dentially stored there, and hid, to await
the great emergency of the hour. 1t was
the very metal that he encouraged these
men to hunt out with Increasing zeal,
and to bring out, that the country
might meet its enormous obligations
honorably, sacredly, with the univer-
sally acknowledged money Of the
world Why didn't Mckinley mention
this?
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-02-25

Inter Ocean: The announcement of
the death Of Antonio Maceo, lieutenant
general OF the Cuban army, will need
stronger confirmation than a report
from Spanish sources. A few weeks ago
it was reported that Maxine Gomez,
ge~nersl-in. chief Of the Cuban army, was
dying OF consumption. This proved not
to be the case. Antonio Maceo, the Sec
ond in command, is the officer who con-
Quoted in person the campaign Of the
Cubans toward Havana. There is an
other Maceo ia command of a brigade,
who is often mentioned in the dispatches
and who is often confounded with An
TOPIC Maceo. The latter is a dashing
officer and q fierce fighter and il is said
that In the previous war in Cuba he wal
wounded twenty-one times. During
that war and the present one he severa