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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-06

spear-heads OF fine gray stone, serrated
on It's Two edges, to very delicate points
worked in white qunrtz. The large
spear-heads were worked with the
great ST care, so that they present a
perfect saw edge.
The collection Of vessels ranges from
small ones made from the vertebra OF a
whale to large stone vessels weighing
100 pounds One vessel is a perfect
mode Of a canoe; another has perfect
ly graded shape, as though designed by
an artist.
That these people were musical is
shown by an interesting set OF flutes or
whistles. They are made mostly from
the bones of birds. The arger ones
have four holes sometimes oval; again
square; the smaller ones have but one
hole. As to 'he music produced by
these instruments one can but CON
lecture.
The miscellaneous objects OF the col
lection, tell the story OF tne domestic lie
If the people. Here are small pipes,
spoln-like objects In ivory, rings OF pearl
and sleaiite, Darbed ivory points, objects
of abalone SHE'LL evidently charms,
cover with another which is fastened
with asphaltum containing beads, Here
Is an ivory comb with five large teeth,
an oval stone pierced in the center has
strange heroglyphics; and many oil the
scores oil bone avis have delicate marks
upon them-an account OF some kind.
There are many trinEets and objects in
the collection whose purpose is not
known. SJme are ornamented; others
have spiral shape and are probably
pendants, some oil the pearl objects look
like eyeglass frames. There are brushes
oil bone, pieces Of ancient haskelry,
hooks oil pearl and sinkers OF steatite;
bundles OF avis, needles and lances OF
ivory and bone; cores OF fiat implements
III bone, probably for taking shells from
rocks, and objects for every possible
use. In short, the find tells the story Of
a people who have passed away and
about whose life nothing has been
known beyond surmise and conjecture.
San francisco Chronicle.
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TRUSTEE SALE.


NNIHEREAs. "rHE SYNDICATE MINING
w and Milling Company" by its certain
deed Of trust, dated the lth day Of December,
A ID. 1895, and duly recorded in the recorders
Utah, in nook 'E" of mortgages, page 55l did
sell and convey o tho undersigned trustee the
Following described and named lode mining
claims, Io.wit; The Monupolst No. l.; the
Monopolist No. 2; the MonopolisL No. 3 The
MonopOllsl No. 4; tho Syndicate No. /; and
syndicate No. ,; bearing gold and other
metals, and situated m Camp Floyd mining
district. I ooele Lounty and state OF UiRn.
SAID claims arc of record in and upon tho
mining records OF said district, aud for a more
particular description of said cinims refer
enco is hereby made to said records as part
thereof,
Together with all the tenements, hcredIta-
ments, and appurtensnces thereunlo belong
ing.
in trust for the purpose Of securing the
6Y said company. for the sum Of ;65j' bearing
date the 4th day of December. 1898, payable
thirty days after date to the Utah National
Bank, or order, at SAID bank, IN Salt Lake City,
Utah, VITA interest from dAto at the rate Of
twelvB per cent per annum until paid, and
which SAID promissory note is particularly
described In SAID Deed Of Trust; and whereas
according to the terms and conditions Of SAID
note and SAID Deed OF Trust, said NOTE is due,
and no par OF tho same has been paid; and
whereas 1t was and ls provided IN said Deed
Of Trust, that should deIaulI be made in the
payment OF said note, said Trustee should
proceed to sell SAID property, or &c much
thereof ne might be necessary, at public auc-
ton to the highest bidder Tor cash, for the
purpose OF paying said note and fulfilling and
discharging the duties and Obligations Of said
trust,
And whereas said Utah National Bank.
the owner and holder Of said promissory
note, has requested said Trustee to proceed to
sell said propertN, or so much thereof na may
he nee ssnry, under and in accordance with
the terms and provisions OF said deed OF trust
TO pny said promissory note and to dis
charge tho dulles and obligations OF sand
trust:
Now therefore I. the undersigned trustee.
hfOrotaid, at the request of the said owner
and holder OF said promissory note. will in
accordance with the terms and provisions of
said deed of trust. on Friday tho 5tn day of
March, A, H., ls97, at u O'Clock noon. IN the
City and County OF salt Lake in the state Of
Utah. at the south front door OF the County
Court House of the said County OF alt Lake
(bClnE TIL Joint. city and County building)
sell at public auction to the highest bidder for
each. lawful money Of tho United states, SAID
property. or so much thereof as may DO neces.
sary TO pay said note ana interest, and to
satisfy the same, and the costs and expenses
an commissions Of sale, and TO discharge tue
duties imposed on me by SAID deed of trust
WILLIAM @. HALL, Trustee
Dated SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. February
9th
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SHERIFF SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT PUR.
IN euAnt TO nm order OF sale Rut decree OF
foreclosure to me directed from the Third
Judicial District Court, Of the state of Utah.
County OF ait Lake. in a cause therein pend
ing wherein the FIRST National Bans Of Raw
Inns. VS. oming, r corporation, Is plaintiff. and
FenImOre Chatterton and Mrs. s, +. Castleton
are defendants 10 which order Of sale and ue.
cree reference Is hereby made; shall expose
for sale at public auction, 10 the highest bid.
der for cash, At the west door OF the County
Court House, IN the City Of SRlt Lake,
County OF Salt Lake, tale of Utah,
on the 18th day OF March. a. d. 1901
at IL o'clocS noon, all the right, title. claim
and interest OF tenimore Chattertpn and tho
First National BanE Of hawlins Wyoming, u
corporation, In and TO the following de,
scribod real estate, situate. lying and being in
SAT- Lake County. state of Utfh, and parucu.
larry described as follows. to-wit The south
three [3) rOds,Gy ten tU) rods OF Lot TOUR "a In
block twenty.s six 1857. Plat "n. alt Lake
CITY survey. together with all and singular tho
tenements Entertainments, and appurtenances
thereunto belonging or in anywise Rppertain.
ing, 70 he sold US the property of Foninore
Chattorton at the suit of Mrs. S. \. Castleton.
Dated february 18th, 1877
THOMAS r. LEWIs.
sheriff Salt Lake County. Utah.
By j. b, TINMoNY,
Deputy eherlH.
u. b. HEMPsTEAD,
Attorney for Mrs. c. Il. IHstleton.
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Flag is successfully grown only in q
long rotation. From five to seven years
is short enough interval between fax
crops. Professor Snyder of the Mime.
sofa station in bulletin devoted to tho
subject says that high fertility is nee
essary and liberal use may be made of
farmyard manure, but the manure must
not be applied direct, but to the pre-
vious crop.
Minnesota makes fax leading crop.
More of it is raised there than in any
other state, and the best soils there are
composed of one.fourth medium sand,
one-fourth fine and very free sand, one
third silt or clay and about ono-eighth
of the finest clay. Any soil capable OF
producing good corn crop can be made
to produce a good flax crop, this being
said of course with regard to growing
flax for seed. Extremely sandy soils and
heavy clay soils are both unsuited to the
CrOD.
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sAeRtFF's SALE.

NJ Office is HELEBI GIVEN THAT
pursuant TO an order OF sale ana decree
OF ioroclosuro TO ne directed from tho Third
JadiciHl District Court of the state Of IInh
county OF SALT Lake, IN n cause therein nend
ing wherein stephen Hays is plaintiff and the
dieuWaukeo sod md iiver Mining company,
Andrew Christopherson. and j O. swan. I'M
teivenor, are defendanta, TO which order ~
snle and decree OF foreclosure reference Ia
hereby made, SHAH expose or sale at pub.
nc auction 20 tho highest bidder for cash M
inc west 'front.' door Of the County curt honse
IA sid we ,iy o. SAT- Lake comfy OF salt Lako,
leg', az " O'Clock noon, all the right. Title
claim and interest Of tho Tieuwau. GO Coli
ana silver Mining company. corporstiot,
Michael shnughnessy, Andrew Christopher.
son and J. swan, OF, IN and to the followinp
ncscriDeu real ontAte, situate, lying anu being
in the county OF salt Lake. state Of 'Iteh M
particularly described as follows, to viii, Tbs
Iieuwaukee group OF mines, situate wing ami
neing IN tue Ncst Mountain Mining District
Vat. L hss county, ulat, and more partic.
mary nnned hs follows: The Tieuwaukeo
Mining Claim the 1iouwaukee NO. , MIMI,
Slnliu The 1ilden Mining Claim; tho Lorenzo
Mining claim; the Ely COR ElD Mining ClAin,
the George ming Clam; the surpTl,a Min.
ing Claim; tho Kelley Mining Claim; the TN
MlninR Claim the Mystic Mining claim; tho
o. aim the Caledonia Mining Claim; tho t;ibo'
oons Mining Claim; tho Mcqueen Mining
claim The side lssue Mining ClSim. the
Azenc Mining Claim; the Protector Mimi,
Claim; ana the surplus Mining Clam tn
gethcr with all the toncments he editanbent.
and appurtennnres therounto belonging or
IN anywise npperlaining. to be sold NJ tbc
property of the tieuwaCEce Gold and silver
Mining Company, n corporation. and Michael
shaughnnessy, under said order of sale ana
decree In the above cause -"
Dated at Salt Like City, Utah this l7th dnv
of February, A. ID 1897. ivy
I'll MAS p. LEWIS,
Sheriff OF salt Lake County, Utah.
by j. II. TfMMoSY.
Deputy Sheriff.
hoorii. LEE & GRAZ,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
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A wholesale egg dealer was sorting
over lot of fresh laid eggs just receiv.
cd from the country. They were all good
size, the candle test showed them to be
tolorably fresh and good, but some of
them were so dirty that it was difficult
TO say what was their original color.
The question was asked us to the differ
once in price between the dirty and
clean eggs. "Three to cents per dozen,
and the dirty ones arc very slow of
sale. " The quality is the same, but the
appearance kills tho sale Another
thing-had not the dealer gone to the
trouble to sort the eggs all would have
sold for little moro than the price Of
dirty ones. Any one who ships eggs
should know better than to send dirty
eggs TO market. They should be kept
clean in tho first place, but, if by chance
they do become dirty, should be thor
oughly washed, Few poultrymen can
stand the loss of 5 or cents per dozen
from this cause in these times.
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We have crimson clover nearly 8
inches high and perfect mat over the
ground. Such clover is just as good as
cont of manure, 1t cost less than any
manure we can buy, If every plant
were to kill out before next spring, we
would still be far ahead Of the outlay.
We would have no more right to blame
the clover for dying than we would
have to blame the manure for not repro
ducing itself! That is d fact which
farmers must understand When Grim
son clover keeps alive until snow covers
tho ground, or till the "heaving" of
spring frosts, it has done enough for
you. To live in the spring is heaping
up the cup It's making you q present
that you don't always deserve. Rural
New Yorker.
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DELINQUENT SPECIAL TAX NOTICE.

TNAXEs FOR STREET PAVING AND
\ curbing and guttering and sewers and
sidewalks are delinquent, and pursuant to
section .. OF chapter xvii of the laws of tho
Territory OF Utah, passed March 10, ls.-2. az the
lhirtieth session of the Legislative Assembly,
and the authority vested in me by the said act
and by the city ordinances passed in pursu.
ance thereon, l, the Undersigned, j. L. May.
urer OF SAT- Lake CITY. hereby give public
notice that tho followlng-named persons are
delinquent IN the payment OF iaxes for above
named improvements to the amounts act on.
posit0 the respective names on tho property
Indicated. Unless said amounts. together
WIN 'he costs hre sooner pald by said deliu-
Hereinafter described OF any such delinqlents
In the manner prescribed by law.
said sale VIII take place March ?, 1857, at y
o'clock noon. at the city hall, tho north door OF
the city and county building
J. /. NAY, Treasurer,
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

TINE UNDERSIGNED, ADMINISTRATOR
i OF the Estate OF ElnA JonsOn, late of
Salt Lake city, DECEASED, Will sell at her late
residence on Lots and Z, Block 9, rlat h.
Nam streets, and a little north of First
North 4. IN said city, the Household Furnl-
tnre End effects OF said deceased. consisting
Mirrors, stoyee, bureau, Iurtains, CATuets
Tab &c, Sowing Machine Kitchen Utensils.
Dishes, Jars. Lamp, Glassware. Flour, Pic,
humorous 10 mention. On the .3rd day Of pc.
eomtcr. ls.G Ut tue hour OF 2o'clock D. m.
Terms, cash.
EUGFNE LEWIS,
Administrator OF the Estate OF Elna Jon5on
deceased.
sALr LAKE CITY. Utah. Dec. II. 1924
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b "a house to borrow pick and
shovel AMI Mccullough in the meau.
Time strulled OIL TO seq II he could hud
a flock oil quail. When the cow saw
hem leaving her she beloved 30 pitt
.uuy that Mccullough hadn't the
hoaTt to desert her, but sat on the bank
and told her the story OF the COW that
Jumped over the moon. Hu says the
poor brute acted with human reason
ana seemed to know she was to be
released, lor almost az so5n as they
begsn juggling she commenced to try
TO CLINT out. The shalt was about
eight ieet deep, and an hour or two
enabled them 10 cut down the esfth 20
the heller could get up the bank.
From her looks she had bean in the
hole July thtes faye.
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An ordinance Amending Section s of Chanter
81 OF the Revived Ordinances OF isl2 ro
latlng the speed of railroad trains with
In the limits of Salt Lake City,
Lake Cityi " N"i'
section l. The rate OF speed of all ocomo.
ives, trains and cars operated by steam wnst
or tlfth West street and between lourth
south street and hird n orth street. in audi
sall / axe CITY, II hereby limited TO h speed az
not more than at the rate of iwelye miles nor
hour, apd The running OF trains cara or loco.
motives within the aforesaid limits vt q greater
rate OF speed thhn twelve miles per hour ia
hereby prohibited "
section =. Any Violation OF the foregoing
section shall render the offender iihuic 90 fine
not TO exceed SlNt 90 or imprisonment not OK.
ceeding 100 days. or To both such fine anc i'm.
prisonmont.
section s. So much of Section r, of ChapIer
10. OF the Revised Ordinances OF Salt Lake
CITY OF ls02 as relates to the speed OF loco.
motives, trans and cars in all that portion OF
saIt lake city west OF FlftL West street is
hereby repealed.
heotion 1. This ordinance SHAH take effect
from aud after ita approval.
Passed by the CITY Council OF Salt Lake Civ
state OF Utah. January 18th, 1901. title np'
proved and referred 10 the Mayor for ms 40.
proyal
[sEAL) DAVID S. EMERY,
Approved this 2lst day Of January. 4. D..
1897. JAMES GLENDlNAING, Mayor.
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VoU .AnE mENknY INQUIRED N

VoU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO
L appear IN an acton brought against you
BY the u owe named plaintiff IN the District
Court OF tho 1hird Judicial District OF the
state OF Utah. and to answer the complaint
HE'D therein within ten days exclusive Of the
day of servico) after The service ON you OF tins
summOns-if served within this county or, IL
served out of this county. but IN this district.
within twenty days. utDprwlso within torty
dRys-or judgment by default Will be taken
against you, according TO the prayer OF said
complaint
Tho SAID action is brought 20 have decree
of TINS court adlufging tnnt the defendants,
and each OF them, nave no estate, claim or
Interest in or to tho premises hereinafter de.
scrlbad. or any part thereof, hat this ute OF
plaintiff IN SAID promises be aulndged anl le'
creed to ne good md valid; that the said do
Pendants. ana all persons claiming under them,
be forever onJoined from asserting any clam or
title IN and 10 said land and promises or any
part thereof Adyer o TO this pihiniih; that the
defendants. and each Of them. be required TO
set forth the nature of his or her claim, and
that all adverse claims of the defendants and
each OF them may be determined by decree
OF this court; that plainut have such other
relief as may be lust anu equitable, and for
costs OF his suit The above relief prayed
for on the grounds that the defendants
claim an interest in and TO said
property or portion thereof, adverse
TO this plaintiff that the clnim of said defend
ants is without any right whatever, and that
defendants have not any estate, right, title or
interest IN or 10 said premises. or any part
thereof. Said premises beng described as
70 lows: pnrt OF Lot 2, Block TO- Fiat A, Salt
Lake ity survey, commencing At the south
west corner OF said lot. and running thence
east 80 feet thence north 80 feet thence west
80 feet, thence south 50 feet to the place OF be.
ginning; also that part OF Lot three (3), Blocs
seventy COZ, Plat ~, salt Lake city survey,
commencing at tho southeast corner and run
ming thence west 10 feet and inches, thence
north % feet, thence east 10 feet and inches,
thence south % feet To the place of beginning.
situated in Salt Lake County and City, Utah
And you are hereby notified that II you fail
to appear and answer the said complaint "a
above required, the Haid plaintiff Will apply to
the court for the relief demanded therein
Witness, the honorable judges, aud the seal
of the District Court OF the Third
judicial District, in and foE the
lsEAL.l State of Utnh, this 18th day of : eb'
ruary, In the year OF our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and ninety
seven
DAVID G. DUNBAR. Clerk.
by GEonOE II. LOOMS, Deputy Clerk.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

NJ orIOE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
the diamond Consolidated Mining Company
WI be held at 10 a IN. Monday, March 20, 1881.
az inc ONCE OF the company, No. l6l r. Main
hoard OF Directors and officers for the ensu-
ing year. for the purpose of acquiring add.
uonal property and for the Transaction OF such
other business as may legally come before said
meeting,
LOUIS L. BAMBERGER,
coo President
secretary and Treasurer.
Dated AZ salt Lake City this 2ith day of Febru.
AIRY, 1887.
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PERSONAL PROPERTY.

90 shares OF the capitol stock OF the Excel
sior Drug and Paint Co Of Provo, Utah;
u shares OF the capital eioc OF tue Grant
Soap Co. OF salt Lake CITY, UTAH
$40 shnres OF tho capital stock OF the SAT-
Lake Iron, Lime and Rock Company.
lO.buO shares OF the capital stocl, Of the New
Statu Mining Company IN SAT- Lake County.
1900 shares Of the capital stock of the Fish
Syringe Mining Company;
b,gas shares OF the capital stock OF the Big
Hole Placer Aiming Company
l,00u shares OF the capital stock OF the Well
Annie Mining company
$500 shares Of the capital stock of the Pride
OF the lills Mining Company;
~ 10 shares OF the capital stock OF the Greedy
Mining Company;
bu0 shares of the capital stock of the Dalton
Mini and Milling Company:
1900 shares OF the capital stock OF the Ar
genuine Mining company;
frOnissory note OF W q Van Horne upon
which there Is a balance due OF $500,
81, fIomissofy mote Of W. IL. WoodfinG and
w. w. Woodring dated october 10, 1895. for
s23lVO, payable in one year after said date,
with interest at tue rate OF 70 per cent per
annum;
iwo promissory notes OF W. Il. Robinson,
one for sSi9. 70 and one upon which there | =
balance of $3.50. both past due,
Pronissory note Of " a. Byors for $50 90;
iromissory note OF L, Q. Come for sl,2Oo.o0
secured by real estate MORTGAGE upon real
estate situated $50 It OF The Il corner
of the Come and koserts Addition, SAT- Lake
County;
one promlssory note OF II. j. Mafbon and
Louise 4. Maiben for 80, $4,000 due and payA bio
ON or about the LIST day OF September. 1891,
und bearing interest at the rate OF " per cent
per annum, the same being secured by reai
estate mortgage on the EXCELSIOR build
ing In Provo tiIy, Utah;
One prOmIssory note OF II. 5 Pyne and
Hannah Pyne for 81 6op co. bearing interest at
the rate Of ~ per cent per annum, said note
being secured by q second mortgage upon the
residence OF said H. S. Pyne, Provo city.
Utah;
Sote Of l.. 0. Conc for 500 co dated Feb
ruafy lst. 1898, payable IN ono ear alter dated
albo one note of L. e. Cone for sac. ~ date
January lst 1893, payable In one year afte
date, both bearing interest at tho rate of on
per cent per month, and both secured by
real estate mortgage on one quarter section
land situated in Araphhoe county, state
Colorado;
Tho sale viii be made on or after March ard.
1897, and bids win be received for the pur-
chase of the whole or any portion of eAid
properly at the olllce OF Sears Glass and Paint
Company, ~ West frat South street, salt Lake
tIy, state of Utah. Terms OF sale, cash; IL
per cont Of the purchase price to be paid at
The time Of sale and the 6a ance TO be paid
upon the confirmation OF SAID sale by the
Third judicial district court.
JOSEPH :. WELLS,
WILLIAM H. WALLACE,
ALERT IL. BERGMAN,
Executors Of tho last will and Testament of
Nathan SeeTs, licensed.
Dated SALT LAKE CITY, February IS, 1881.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
In undersigned executors of tho estate Of
FRANKLIN Merrill, deceased, to the creditors OF,
ana all persons having claims against the said
deceased, 10 exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers, within ten months after tho nrst
publication Of this notice to the said eNecn,
tore, az the office OF Stewart & stewart. 3i7.gls
ty Of salt LIKE. Utnh.
FRANK W. MERRILL,
EllLABE II PICK MERRILL md
LESTER MERRILL, ''''1
Executors OF tho last will md testament n,
Franklin Merrill, deceased
ors.
Dated, February 9th 1897
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate Of Joseph p. Ri.ley, Deceased,

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
of Joseph 4. hisley, deceased. 10 the rYeS,tors
OF, and all persons having claims Against The
SAID deceased, 10 exhibit them with the mecca
safy yonohofs,wiIh four months after the flrst
u Iator AZ ~ Almond Street, Salt Lake ely.
THOMAS d. RIsLEY.
Administrator OF the estate Of Iosenh y
Risiey. deceased.
DANIEL HAnnIsdros, Attorney for estate,
dated January 81, 1851.
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NOTICE

ITO APPLICANTS FOR POSITIONS ON
\ the salt Lake Police and fire Depart.
ments In accordance with section l6 Of an
hct governing the Police and FIRE Depart.
ments, you arc hereby notified that public
examination of all applicants for positions in
shld departments, will be held at the onlco ot
Tue board, old CITY nan, on saturday. the 18th
day OF March, 1897, Mt O'Clock p. m. Appllca-
non bianks can be procured at the Offices OF
inc Chief OF the respective departments.
GEO. Y. FELT,
Secretary OF the hoard Of Police and Fire
Commission.
March 8. 1871.
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NOTICE. TO CREDITORS.


EsIale OF Ferdinand D. Merrlll, Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ understgned, administrator OF the estate
OF Ferdinand -. Merrill, deceased. to the
creditors of, and oil persons having claims
against tho said deceased, TO exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers, within four
months after tho Irst publication of this no.
uce to the said William v. Merrill at 3s2
Constitution Building. salt Lake City, in tho
Comfy Of salt Lake. Utah.
WILLIAM W. MERRILL,
Administrator OF the Estate OF Ferdinand ID.
Merrill. deceased.
Dated February 18th, 1897.
john NJ. CANNON and r.. E. DUDLEY,
Attorneys for saiu Estate.