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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-19
A MOST PECULIAR PEOPLE.


One of the most remarkable OF the fcs
tiyuls celebrated by the Alnska Indians is
a carnival OF ghosts which is held each
winter. 1t seems to be derived from u trn-
dltion that tells Of journey mndu by m
adventurous individual to a rcGion beneath
the earth Inhabited by phnntoms, The
celebration itself is a mimicnl representa-
tion of the visit to hadcs aforesaid, and
the performer who represents the submun-
dane trayolor wears necklace and head
dress set round with skulls
This festival requires elaborate prcpara-
lions. Speaking tubes Of dried giant kelp
are laid under the foot of tho lodgchousc
20 as to terminate in the fireplace, When
the ceremonial is in progress, the performer
disappears into n ditch previously dug be-
hind the fireplace, and then many voices
arc heard coming out OF the Numerically
the voices Of persons hidden in adjoining
rooms, who speak through the tubes. Later
on an image representing n ghost Is seen
to rise out OF the ground, carrying the per-
former.
Cannihalism IL very conspicuous in the
myths current AMONG these people, who
have themselves been caters of human
flesh up n recent period. Indeed, though
the whites arc supposed to have put stop
TO such practices, it would seem that secret
indulgence in them has not been wholly
done away with
Quite number of strange demons are
worshiped as guardian spirits, among
them cannibal demon that lives on the
mountains and always Is engaged In the
pursuit of human beings for his table
The smoke OF his chimney is the color OF
blood and he has female slave who gets
food for him by catching men and collect
ing corpscs. In his house is a fabulous
bird with an immensely long bcuk, which
lives OH the brains of persons whose skulls
1t fractures with its bill. Anybody who
is so unfortunate as to encounter the can
nibal spirit may be transformed into n
grizzly bear On the other hand, If he can
please the demon, he may obtain power to
handle fire without being burned.
Another guardian spirit 10 feursomo
warrior, who lives in the far north. He
travels constantly and mover leaves his
canoe. by obtaining his protection a
man may become inyulnCrublc, or he may
acquire power to catch the invisible disease
demon. This demon is at all times flying
about in the air IN the form of worm.
The fortunate protcge of the warrior spirit
catching the worm can throw it into the
body OF an enemy, who will die ut once.
These Indians wear wooden masks in
their ceremoninls Some of them are Of
enormous size and nstonishmgly grotesque.
The mask worn by performer who rep
resents the cannibal spirit, for example, is
u huge crocodilelikc head. Another, rep
rcsenting the bird scrynnt of this spirit is
like the head of bird, with bill four
feet long. By means OF strings. pulled by
the wearor, the great beak is made to open
and shut rapidly, producing loud clap
ping.-St. Louis Republic.
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EDUCATING MUSCLES.
A New Theory Propounded In Regard to
Them.

Them.
And now comes n Russian professor
with book OF his own making, in which
1t is shown that muscular exercise does
not develop muscular strength where there
was none before. In short, Professor
Alexis Horyath completely upscts the the
ory that the absolute strength of muscles
may be largely increased by exercise taken
for that purpose, says the Washington
Post.
He contends that muscles are gift OF
nature und that no amount of exercise can
convert acongcnital weakling into an ath-
lcte, and n strong man may preserve con-
siderable strength for many u long year
even In the face of absolute physical cxer-
ton. The principal difference between II
man who exercises his muscles and one
who does not lies In the greater endurance
of the former. \ regular course of gym
nnstics does during the first weeks, in
crease the muscle power b, little, but
the improvement soon ceases, aud the size
OF the muscles changes very little.
The beneficial effect of gymnastics and
of work shows itself principally in the
greater staying power OF the muscles
The best means, liOrvath thinks for per
focting the muscles and giving them tho
power to resist fatigue are oft repeated
rhythmical contractiuns. He gives ns u
corroboratiyc example of this theory the
human heart, which, although it goes
through these contructiuns cousccutiyely
during a whole lifetime, mover tires OF
ceases its functions for minute.
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A RESOLUTION.

Revoklhg a Resolution passed iy the City
Council OF salt Lake CITY, september 2Vth,
ls9f. when donated and granted Pioneer
Square 10 the Utah ana Pacific Improve
n.eut Company Tor railroad depot pUr.
poses
Whereas. on September 29th, 1898. this Coun
ell ubsscd resolution which was approved
by the Mayor o. the Ind II october, 1888 do
mating ana granting all of Biocs a., in PA
A." salt LaLe ity survey, known a. Pioneer
Square," to the Utah and Pacific Improvement
Company corporation on condition that II
pruceel to construct, equip and operate u
standard gutge railway from and TO eithor OF
ist From Milford, Utsh.in a south westernly
direction toward los Angeles, Cal
End. From sHltair toward peep Creek,
srd. From Eureka, Utah, into the Deep
Creek Mining regionj
And that hfty miles OF SAID road he con
strucied aud N operation for such business as
might come TO It, within unc year from the date
oi 50 d grant, and one hundred miles thereof
must DO completed and in operation for bust.
ness by the frst day OF January, 1873; and
Whereas, more than one year has elapsed
since {, e date of smd grSnt. and no Tart Of
eaid road has been constructed or completed
but the sad Utah and Pacific improvement
Company has made default in the essential
condiu ms Of said grant,
Therefore, Ue 10 resolved;
lst. That the stnreaHi1 resolution donating
! and granting said Pion' ef sauare TO the u:ah
and Pacific improvement Company, passed By
| the Counct tptomb,r 9Th 1850, and ap.
/ proved by tie Mayor october End 1895 be and
| the same is hereby revoked, cancelltd and do
IND. That ton. r. y. Baskin who holds the
/ deed of said poDeer squ1re IN escrow. lie mott
I lied by tie Ue' order Of the passage OF this
l resolution and requested to return sAii escrow
I To he mayor and Recorder. to be by them de.
/ stroyed M the preser cc OF each other.
Passed by the Guy Council Of SAT- Lake City,
! STATE Of Utah. october !tth, ls9i, title approved
| hnd rc teIrLd to the Mayor for hls approval.
| lsLAL.I DAVID 5. kME.N,
! .,,,rc,.d this ga.h fsv of ,Etai,er a IA
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GtvEN THAT At A
~ meeting OF the Board of Din eclors Of the
NuckeyH Mining Co h Id at SAT- Lake tity,
Utah. October IS, 1897. IN assessment OF one
a. cent ne. share was levied on the capital
stock OF the corporation payable at once To
Hvrnm Heck Secretary, No II West First
south street. Salt Lake City. Utah, and any
stock uuon which tho assessment shall 70.
main unpaid or the aUlh Gay OF oyember 1881
VIII he delinquent and advertised for sale at
public auct on, and ~ payment IA not made DO
lore will be old on & e lbtn day OF Decem err
1897, at the hour of . p M, at the Office of the
company No Il Wet First south street. SAT-
Lake CIV, Utah. 70 pay assessment and COS =
uiRUM BECK.
Secretary.
Salt Lake CITY. October q. 1sgT.
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NOTICE OF ,lE OF seAL EsEA1f.

DUBsuANT IT, AN ORDER or THE
Il district court of tho Third judicial JUS
trict of the State of Utah, in salt Lake clun,
", Hon. ogden IlIles, Judge. the underA.Ihr ~
executors OF the last will ana testament ~.
Martin II. iec., deceased, VIII oneT ior ~ nu
al public auction at the premisee, TO DC bulu "
Monday. the 18Th day of Decer uef' A. ,ne
hont OF eleven o'cloGk q. IN, the lolIoh'ps
described real estste; ...., %, .ho
To viii. commencing i've tb) feetsonth oi ~
north east corner of Lot C) one boss w
ninety-sS, Plat A. cglt Lake city surEeJ "a
building lots; thence west tlo) rods ths soJ.
north (E) five RODS thence east ~ TWO ~,
III nee south 90 three rods, thence so9lheA'ss
one and one half u,) rods. more or W. s,id
The southwest corner Of piece o. l9 INA,
by sain Martin II. Peck to Mary Anhr Ha.," 90
thence east { , rods. thence south 70 w, ~ ui
OF beginning (ib) fifteen feet ana -FOUR "
inches ta a., tbe
Terms of ale csshi ten per cent nalu o l, VIC
day Of the sale, aud the balance on eohnl 49,
ton OF sale by said court. ut
JOHN q. GRhHAh'
JOSEPH a PtCh. q,
Executors of the Last Wa and Iesthlheu''4
Martin n, Peck. deceased
N"'e1' N"'' j. u. BOOTH
Attorney.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT At
~ meeting OF the Board OF Directors.
sessmont of 81 o. per share was levied on tho
capital stock of the corporation. payable TO
the Secretary on or before the 9Th day OF
october, 1877. at his ONCE in Ogden CITY,
Utah.
any stock upon which this assessment may
remain unpaid ON SAID 9Th day OF October,
1897. witt be delinquent and advertised for sale
at public auction, and unless payment is made
before, will be sold on tho ldth day OF Sovem
her. 1857. nt n O'Clock noon. At the south door
OF the Weber County Court House, IN said
ogden CITY. TO nay the delinquent assessment
together with cost OF advertising and expenses
OF sale. j. q. NYE,
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEET

NroTI II Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
~ specnl meeting of the stockholders OF
tie Denhaltcr. Metcali Bot:liug Companv Is
hereby ca LED to IN Get At the company's nice.
al g3I West Temple Suest, on Monday, the 6th
day Of Heoemher, 1871 at 2 O'Clock y m for
the purpose OF amending the articles OF In.
corporation by altering the name Of zhi 4
corporation. and for tue transs ton OF such
otner businefs as may properly come before
sntd meeting f. l. NETCALf.
;ocretary of the Hoard OF Directors
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There used 10 be- rotated curious nnec-
doto OF old Ken Long, emperor OF China
He was iuquiring OF Sir George Staunton
the manner in which physicians were paid
In England. When aitcr some difficulty
his majesty was made to comprehend the
system he exclaimed:
Is any man well in England that can
afford TO be illy Now will inform you,
said he, "how | manage my physicians
! huvo four to whom thu care of my
health Is committed. \ weekly salary is
allowed them, but the moment am Ill
the salary stops till | ami we'll again
need not inform YOU that my illnesses are
usually short '-llarpcr's Round Table
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NOTICE. TO CT. pIToRs.


Estate ~ Elizabeth Lane Hyde, deceased.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ undersigned, Execute = OF tho last VIII
and testament Of FL zabe,h Lane Hyde. de-
ceased, 10 the creditors OF and all persons hay,
ing o. aims AGAINST the said dccoased,to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers, with Tour
MONTHS after the hrst publ cation OF THIS
notice, to the said executor at tho once OF
lsanc ". Nnddei, McCornlck guiding SAT-
Lake City, In tho County OF SAT- Lake. Utah.
Dated october %, 1851
lsNAu NJ. wApnELL,
CHARLES II HYDE,
Executors Of The last viii and testament OF
Elizabeth Lane Hyde, deceased.
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AssEssM NTNoTICE.
ONCE of the Commercial Gold Mining al
milling Company.

ONCE OF the Uommercl0I NoIu Mining and
Milling Company.
Place of Business Atlas Block, salt Lake
city Utah,
NJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ at meeting of the board OF directors of
tho above corporation and held the ofice
above designated on Friday october sth. 1891,
an assessment of two anu one halt (2s4) mills
per share wa, levied on the capital stock OF
ihis corporation, payable on or before Friday,
December 3, 1871, to Sharp walker treasurer
of this company Al above detig mated ONCE.
ANY .tock upon which this assessment may
remain unpaid on the SAID I'D day of Deem
Der will bo delinquent and VIII he adv rtise
for sac a. public auction, and sold on Tues
day, Dee Rlst, 1907, pm. of shat day at
the above named place of business, to pay the
de iuquont assessment, together with the
cost OF Advertising and expenses of sale.
SHARP WALkER, Treas,
harold NJ. PIT. seo'y.
Dated salt Lake city Utah, Nov. 3. 1897,
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Nonoz 10 oR .Di1oas.
Estate OF Mary Ann cOult, deceased

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ undeIs gned adminisuS Tor of the es-
tate OF Mary Ann Coult, deceased, TO the
creditors Of, and III persons having claims
against the said deceased, to exhibit them
with the Necessary vouchers, within four
months after the bret publication OF this
notice, 10 the sAid administrator, at the office
of b rederick I. and Edward McGu rim, at
torneys for said HdminisratOr. suite 400 41l
Atlas building, $40 west econd south street.
salt Lake City, Utah.
JOSEPH CuULT.
Administrator OF tho Estate of Mary Ann
Joult deceased.
Uaied september 20. 1887.
FREDERICK T. MCGURRIS AND EDWARD
MCGURpIs, Attorneys and Counso!ors, suite
4uO.4Ol Atlas building
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NJ Office IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ undersigned Executors. of the last
Wi and testament OF Elizabeth Bro,hertOn
Pratt, deceased, to the creditors of, and all
persons having claims against the said de-
ceased, TO exhibit them with .he necessary
vouchers, within four months after the first
publication OF this notice, TO the said tNecu
tors, at the law ONCE OF Moyle. Zane 4 Cost.
gan, Rooms II. Deseret National Bank build
ing. salt Lake City IN the County OF salt Lake
utah,
Dated, Sept lat, 1897
JOHN A. SILVER,
II. NJ BlShOP,
Executors OF the last will and testament Of
Elizabeth BrotheTton Pratt, deceased.
MOyle. Zane Il COsugAn Attorneys Tor Exc
CUtOrs.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

OGic0 Of the Auter Gold Mining Company.
Place OF Busincss, 40 south Main street, salt
Lake City. Utah.
NOTICE IS HEREBl GIVEN THAT AT
~ ameeung OF the board of directors OF
the above corpor alton and held vt the onlce
above designated on Monday, august -, IeJI,
an assessment Of one mil ~ per SHARE was
levied on the capital stock Of this corporation,
payable Saturday, September 25lh, 10 4. W,
company ut above Designated o0ioe Any
stoca upon which this assessment may re-
main UNPAID on the said 2hth day Of septem.
her Will be delinquent and will he advertised
for sale at public auction and sold on Tues
dny October 18th, 1897. at pun OF that day at
tho above named place of business, TO pay
the delinquent assessment, together Win the
cost Of advertising and expense Of sale
A. " RAlHOULD,
socty and Treasurer,
ONCE 10 :. Main rect tupstairs)
Dated Salt Lake city, utah. August 18th,
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Noncl TO caEo TORS.


NOTICE Is HEREBY VEN BY TlIN
" undersigned eNecutr,x OF the estate Of
Martin FAsssll, deceased, TO the creditors OF,
and all persons having CLAIMS against the Eaid
deceased, TO exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers. within four months after he hrst
publcaton Of tui- notice, TO the said exeeu
triN NJ her residence SO South sixth East
street, salt Lake City in tho county OF salt
Lake. Utah.
atod October .0h, 1897
AUGUSTA FAssELL,
EXecurx OF tho estate Of Martin Fassell.
deceased
FHASK HOFFMAN, attorney
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In the District Court Probate Division, Third
Judicial District, IN ana LOT alt LaAo


IN inc mhtcr OF the i7t@'e VI A9H"Ni N'''''
deceased
NOTICE is HER Y GIVEN THAT
N d. W. Ashton Adminsrator of the
Fstate Of Esther Petit deceased. has rem.
dered for settlement and nled IN SAID
Court his final account Of his sdminislration
Of SAID estate and petition Ter final dis.
tribution OF the rtsidue Of sad estate among
the persons entitled thereto, and mat Wedncs
cay, the LIST day of December, A ID. lssi, az
$50 O'Clock a. m, at the Court Room Of SAID
Court. in the Couuty Court House.
Walt Lako City and County, Utah. mas
been duly appointed by tho Judge q sad
Court tor thS settlement OF said account and
hearing said petition for distribution. at which
time and place any person interested IN SAID
estate may appear and show cause, II any
there be, why said account should not be
settled and approved and final distribution
made rs prayed for
Dated November 9Th l79i -. -,
DAVID O. pUNBAR, CLERK
Iy r. q. REEpALt.. Deputy clerk,
joins VI. CkNsos. Attorney.
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VIy1LLIAM W. MERRILL, THE ADMIN
w istrator of tho estate of Ferdinand ID.
Merrill, licensed, having filed ms petition
herein, duly verified, praying Tor an order OF
tate of SAID decodent. for the purposes therein
set forth, 1t is therefore ordered that all per-
sons int rested IN the estate OF salr deceased,
appear before the ali court on Wednesday,
the 24th day of November, a. u. 1891 at 80
O'CLOCK n M, at tho court room OF said o urt,
at the County Court House in the city and
County OF salt Lake, Utah, to show cause why
an order should not be granted to the SAID ad
mnlsirator. to sell so much Of the real estate
of SAID dece sed at private tale as shall be
necessary, and that a cory OF this order be
published Mt least four successive weeks in
the DEsEREr EVENING NEws a newspaper
printed and published IN snid city and county.
Witnoss my hand this 15rd day
isEAL.l of October, a. ID lsJi.
OGDEN HlLES, Judge.
Attest;
DAVID @. DUNBAR. Clerk.
BY GEORGE T. BLAIR, DEPUTY.
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In the District Court, Probate Division, Thirt
Judicial District, In and for salt Lake
County, staie of Utah



a., To mailer Az oh IHee OF Ds sAIg
gwen that Saturday, the lih day o
August, A. ID. 1897. al 10 O'Clock q m,
Mt lie County Court House 10 salt Lake City,
Utah, 10 the court room OF said court, has been
appointed the time and place for the hearing
oil a petition of Harry 4. Cottle, praying for the
admission to probate 81 certain document
Herewith presented. purporting TO be the last
VIII and Testament OF Lucy :. ottle deceased
when ana where all persons interested may APP
near and oppose the probate OF saih will, orthe
granting of letters testamentary to Harry e.
Cottle as prayed for in said petition.
In witness whereof, | have hereunto set my
hand and Affixed the seal of said court, thisSrd
day OF August, 1891
tsEAL.) DAVID @. DUNBAR,
Clerk.
by GEO. E. BLAIR. Deputy ClcrK.
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In the Matter OF the Estate OF John :. Davis,
deceased.

NN READING AND FILING THE PETt,
~ ton OF tliaabeih Davis, eNecutTiN Of the
hst viii ana testament Of John IAyls, de
ceased, setupg forth facts ana showing that
sad estate l. tree from debtH ana IN readiness
for rnal settlement and praying for a decree
of distribution to he made OF thu property OF
said estate ne directed by the sand viii and
testament Of said deceased and for tho final
discharge Of sad oNecutriN.
IL is ordered that al persons interested in
tue estate Of the suid John ; Davis, deceased,
he aud appear before the said court at the
court room thereof 10 the CITY and County
building sal, Lste Guy. Utnh, on Saturday
the 9Th day OF November. ls91, 1T ten O'Clock
m then Ann there to show cause why a
decree OF distrihuu n should not 10 made OF
the property OF said estate smong the devisees
IN accordance with law a. q the ptOvlaions OF
said VIII and FOR the final discharge OF saii
CNecutrtN,
IL 10 further ordered that a copy OF this
order be pub ishud iu the daily issue OF me
DGserot Evening New,. a newspaper pub1shru
N thr lily and county ut ait Lake, Utah, for
least ten DAYS before the san 9Th DAY Of
November 1887
IateL liza 18th day OF October a. u. 1877.
OGDEN HILLS, Judge.
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NOT cE.
kor1oE OF CALL OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING OF THE sTATE HANK OF UTA"

MEETING OF THE sTArE HANk OF UTAH
NvoTIOE IL HEREBY GlVEN tnoard OF
Iireciors Of the STATE Bank OF IAN . b Igb
ing OF the Stockholders thereof y nd ac,,
called for he purpose OF conrinef'p,ss ~ Cspilsl
stock OF SAID Banking orporsu1ni ~ ~ manner
reduction hu 10 ade. how an. "a WA nm, q
the same shall DO made, and f3r Ih sstttp,ces OF
to amend Article hvo i9l OF ~, w holdtrs. at
Incorporation 10 read as Hueh
sa d meeting. Bhs deoiIe ..,,, oniro OF
sad meeting shat he hell ~ XIV Of Nisin
the STATE Bank of utah, az lho III Iato CIV,
Utsh on Il Q ilth 1py Of Ducemhor' A.
at The hour VI ! o'clock T. ~. ...t,residsnL
uEuEE \. WELLS. cAshie"
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City ana County OF salt Lake.
l. David S Emery, City Recorder OF Salt
Lake thy tate OF Utah do hereby certify
that the above and foregoing Is a full, true
and correct cory OF resolution cnuucd
"a Resolution rCvoanU EesoIullOn passed
Uy the CITY Council Of sal Lake CITY, toptcm,
her gth 80. which donated and gr. nied
uruyowcni Company for Rbilroad DEPOT Fur.
pofcs," passed by the CITY Council OF said city
October goth, 1857, md approved hv the
Mayor, october goth, it9i, as appears OF record
in my ONCE.
In witness where 4 have hercunto set my
hand and Affixed the corporate seal Of said
city this the lst juy OF November, a. d
DAVID S. EMERY,
y. e3l. Cl.y Recorder.
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CoceaFtu,
Order to show cause why order OF sale OF real
eBtaie should not be made
IOHN O GRAHAM, JOSEPH " PECK
81 and Everett reck the executors of the
estate OF Martin II recg, deceased, having
fled their petition herein. duly veriArd, pray;
ing for IN orc er Of salU OF portion OF mo real
estate OF sad deceden', for the purposes
therein Get forth ~ 10 therefore ordered that
all persons interes ed IN the estate OF said de-
ceased appear before the SAID Court on
Wednesday he Tenth day Of Novsmber, a
u. 1907, at 9;3 O'Clock a M, az tho Court
Room OF SAID Court NJ the County Court
House. IN the city and County OF SAT- Lake.
Utah, to -how cause why an order should not
be granted to the aId administrator, TO sell 40
much of the roal estate Of said deceased at
public or private sale 10 shall be necessary.
and that copy of this order be published at
least four successive weeks IN the DIsEREr
EVENING NEWS. n newspaper printed and
published in said city aud county
witness my hand this llih day OF October.
A ID 1871, OGDEN HiLE,, Judge.
Attest;
fsEAL.1 DAVID DUNBAR ClerE
By GEo. f BLAIR, Deputy CLERK.
j. 4. HooTu Attorney at Law. Provo, Utah,
Attorney for Executors.
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DGOehheu.
NoTlUE is nEKEHY GIVEN THAT
~ Henry q, Powers, executor Of the last
will and testament OF John cray, deceased,
has rem dored for settlement and aled in said
Court his final account OF his adminlEtrat n
OF saId estate and petition for nuGl disribu.
ton OF the residue OF said es,ale among the
persons emitted thereto. and that Wednes.
d8y the sth day OF December. A. D. 1877, at
O'S0 o'c ocs 4, M, at the Court Room OF SAID
Court, in the County Court House, salt LaEe
CIti and County Utah, has been duty Ap,
pointed bY the Judge of said Court, for tie
settlCmcnt OF said account ana hearing SAID
petition for distribution, at which time anu
81 aCe any ptrsOn Interested IN said estate
may appear and show cause, n any there be,
why said account should not be settled and
approved and 1nal distribution made az
prayed for.
Da cd Nov. 4, 1871
DAVID Q. DUNBAR, Clerk.
by y. g NEEDALL, DEPUTY Clork.
j. II RICHARDS, attorney,
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There is delinquent upon the following described
stock, on account OF assessment number one levied
September gath 1sg1, the several amounts set
opposite the names OF the respective shareholders
follows: