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The Red Cloud chief., 1897-04-09
PRESIDENT robson.

team had been strengthened? Robi-
SON made a rather funny break, II he
is correctly quoted. when he said that
baltimore would hardly consent to
give up n OF its players az 1t wants
a champion team, so that 1t can again
win the pennant. Well, that Is rich.
That is as much as saying that Boston.
New York, philadelphia and other ma
tor league clubs didn't want champion
teams SO that they could win the PEN
ant as we'll as Baltimore. 1t Is pretty
safe betting that President Robson
would be doubly benefited II his
scheme vent through, which is hardly
likely.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-04-09
FIGS AND %THisrLEs.

Every selfish Joy dies young. I
1t takes a hot fire to purify gold.
He most lives who lives most foI
others.
It ID still as safe to trust In God a
1t ever was.
Don't give a tract where bread I
needed most.
Life has most in it for those
know God best.
Woe to that m"-
keeper ."
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-04-09

an eAJeuSlN0 anu
desert plain. which has scarcely a tree
or village throughout It's whole extent.
The city Is surrounded by n brick wall
five miles In circumference. and the
Tigris Is crossed by a bridge OF thirty
boats. The city has a most picturesque
appearance from a distance. 1t Is encir-
cled and interspersed with groves OF
date and other trees, through which
n may catch the CLEAN OF domes n
minarets. On closer inspection, how
ever, the view does not improve. The
streets are narrow. dirty, crooked ana
unpaved, full of ruts and strewed with
the carcasses of animals. The task OF
removing this offal is left to dogs, the
only public scavengers known In Bagh-
dad, The whole town has been built
without the slightest regard to regu-
larity. The streets are even more In
tricate and winding than those In most
other oriental cities, and with the
exception Of the bazaars and some open
squares the interior is little else than
a labyrinth Of alleys and passages. 70.
streets are unpaved, and in many places
SO narrow that two horsemen car
| scarcely pass each other, and rs 1t 4
seldom that the houses have window
facing public thcroaghfares, and tn
doors are small end mean, they presen
on both sizes the gloomy appearance Q
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-04-09


men were necessary to play a game
of ball, and believed the tenth man
should be located between first n
second base and called a left shortst.ccr,.
Mr.. Hubert knocked tnIs argument
by comparing a ten-men ball team to
a four-ball game of billiards between
such cue experts as Jake Schaefer and
Slosson. You often near odd theories
advanced about improvements in the
game. When a change in the pitch
ing rules was being agitated four years
ago, John Gaffney suggested that the
batting would be increased II the put
helders were confined behind a line
to be located so many feet from the
home plate. Gaffney probably over
looked the fact that such a rule would
cripple one Of the fielding features Of
the game. The suggestion OF Mr..
Hurst to allow the base-runners to
overrun second and third base is now
under discussion, though 1t Is by no
means a new suggestion. II Mr..
Huret's idea were adopted by the play
Ing rules committee the base-running
feature of the game would be almost
destroyed. Another suggestion made
by John Morrill,, is not quite practical.
Mr.. Morrill, believes the pitcher should
be removed from his present position
in order to give the ~base-runners a
chance to steal more bases. I have
studied the pitching rule carefully, and
End that the present distance about
equalizes the attack and defense; that
is, the aggressor, which is the pitcher,
and the defense, who is the batsman
B~ase-running would be %enlivened II
Tom Browns 36x16 rubber frame were
adopted and the pitcher was compelled
to move from his slab every time he
threw to the bases"
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-04-09

we had ever seen the play, ard It fool
ed us no little, but we laid Tor him and
caught him after that. Af'@r Ferguson
Joined the htlantics in 1856 he became
very clever at sliding. to any Of the
bases"
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-04-09
Reflections Of -

Reflections Of u
A woman would ratl
say more than he feeli
him feel more than he
you see q girl that dOesn'
to let you see she wea
you may be sure she has
There never was a married
sympathixed with an ole b
there never was q married
didn't.-New York Press.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-04-09
BEAR MEAT MARKET.
HOW SAN FRANCISCO IS SUP
Piled FROM 1eUiN'S HAUNTS.
flcsh Tastes like ~Pork-Gamy Flavor
Bear-Fat Used by Perfumers and
boarding House Kcepcrs-The Hunting
Season.

HE fact that bears
bring from $40 to
$50 each In the San
Francisco mea I
market and that
there Is a lively
demand for all that
are sent there has
moved many men
who live In the
foothills Of the
mountain ranges to
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-04-09
OF BAGHDAD
THE ANCIENT CAPITAL AS 1T
Is TO-DAY.

A Fitting Monument TO Civilization
That Followed the Rule Of h Great
Eastern Piutocracy - Filth, sausior
and Touring Mosques.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-04-09
Bxrne'a aenaIble.

President Byrne. Of the Brooklyn
Club. mak the following sensible
suggestion that is worthy of considera-
tion: "Ail sorts Of rules can be
framed for the government Of baseball.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-04-09

No Pie for Louie.
A Philadelphia woman has sued hel
heartless husband for divorce becarss
he has forbidden her to eat pie.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-04-09
OLD SCHOOLHoUSE.

IT'S In Kentucky. aud IL Erected West
of the Allcxhenics.
Especial Leter.)
On a hillside. near the border line
that divides Woodford from Fayette
county, In Kentucky, stands a dilapi'
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-04-09

Partisan rag-pickers earn
q year.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-04-09
THE NATIONAL GAME.
SOME NOTES AND COMMENT
ON CURRENT EVENTS.
Nick Young on the Ruies-what Robson
Would DO for st. Louis-stories Told
by u veteran--Other Baseball Notes OF
Interest.

N 1875" observed
Nick Young the
other day, "a news
p editor in
p h lila d e ! p h | q
named Fitzgerald,
advocated an in
in the num-
Der Of men on a
bal. team. He
claimed that ten
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-04-09
Especial Letter.)

ftE hdiuUuS Olu City
OF Baghdad, long
renowned for its
and Its
wealth, Is now the
capital Of the Turk
ish pashalic OF the
same name. 1t
stands on both
banks Of the Tigris,
and is situated on
utA-.ax,A aud
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-12-14
NoIoe OF sHsR FF's SALE.

NoTTCE is Hereby GIVEN THAT PUR
IN suaut TO n decree of foreclosure and
order of sale to m : dIrectod from the District
Court OF the bird Judicial DIstrict, Siale of
Utan, Count OF alt Lake, In cause therein
pending. wherein John Riches is plaintiff and
Il, III Weller ana Emily r. Weller. his wife
George Crismon. Samuel Nc intyre, Johnathan
U. Roylc, W ;. Mccormick aud peseret saw
ipgs Bank. corporation, are defendants, to
which decree and order of sale refero y ce "a
auction to the highest oiduer for cash at The
West 'FRONT.' Door OF the County Court House.
In the City and County OF Salt Lake. State OF
Utah, on the 2Yth day of December, 1877. at IL
terest of the above named defendants, Z. n
Weller inpd Emily =. Weller. his wife, George
Crsmon. samuei Mcintyre, Johnathan d
Roylc, w 8. McUornick and Deseret Savings
Bank, corporation. OF, In and TO the follow.
ing described property to-wit
The southwest quarter OF the southwest
quarter. and the southwest quarter Of the
southeast quarter. and the northwest quarter Of
the northeast quarter, and the northeast
quarter OF the nor Invest quurter of section
wenty 90 in township Two south of
rsrgc one ~ west, SAT- Lake dian, con :
tanning one hundred aud sixty tls0) acres,
situated in this County of salt Lake, Territory Of
Utah NOV statel. Together with AL and spEu.
tences thereunto belonging or in srywise ap-
pertaining.
To be sold as the property OF T.. NJ. Weller
ana Emily P.Weiler, his wife. George Crlsmou,
samuel Mcintyre, Jonathan q. Hoylo, W. :.
Mccormick and Deseret savings Bank, cor
poration, under said decree and order OF sale
In the above cause.
Dated at Sail Lake City. Utah. this eth day of
December. 1881.
THOMAS =. LEWIS,
Sheriff of Salt Lake County, Utah
by BOWMAN CANNON, Deputy sheriff.
ID. HARRINGTON, attorney for Plaintiff
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IBusIEH,s SALE.

Whereas. IVA hed1eld Grow and Joseph
:. Grow. her husband. did hy their CERTAIN
deed OF trust; dated tho Ia.h day of April, 1897.
ana recorded on the lith day of Anril, 1872. In
hoo ''a D." Pages 1852, Of The records In Inc
oihcc of the recorocr OF deeds OF salt Lake
county In ne territory, now s.stel OF Utah.
convey g Wiliiam ". Date. re trnstee, tho tol.
lowing described real estate, eituate IN said
sslt La county. Utah to wiz:
,,l, var 81 Lg' q n, * hoss 9nn hundred and
beginning ut point nve Ihl rods nor h ct the
toutheast corner OF SAID lot. and running
thence west ten (lo) RODS. thence 5rtll 1--WE i6J
south Eve 90 rods to place OF beginning
which SAID Conveyance wa. maze IN rust to
ment company the payment OF the said Eva j.
u. and Joseph Grow's one Ger ain nrom
istory note Of even date with sal deed OF
dred tss. 500 dollars due and psy,bIs ON the
lst dis OF April, l91, with interest Their, on
from tho date thereof Al the rate of elk tO) per
cent per annum. payable cent 4nnualiN, M d
with interest thereon after maturity at the rate
OF we've l?l per cent per annum. payable
seni annually; and
Whereas. Il Ia provided in said deed OF trust
that in case Of default in the payment of SAID
promissory note, o. The interest thereon or in
ahe OF tie brohl OF any of The covenants or
sinai ,upon Tho ap plication OF the legal hslder cf
sAid note, ,cll and dispose of the SAID pre niscs
and all the right, tltie benefit and equity OF
redemption OF the said Eva J. IL. and Joseph
:. Grow. their heirs and assigns therein, at
Pablo auction. at tho place in Tho msnpcr
and Tor the purposes In baid deed OF trust
stated. after iirst giving twenty t2O) days
notice. 90 particularly provided for In said
dcoi OF trust reference to which is hereby
made for greater certainty and
whereas. Default has been made in thepay
ment OF SAID principal note OF ~. 5Ol, due April
st 1871, and IN the payment OF n coupon inter
est note OF SO. due April lst, 1897, and tho said
principal note ana coupon interest note are
stu past due and unpaid,
now, therefore, notice 10 hereby given that
l the undersigned, trustee as aforesiio, at the
request OF the legal holder OF SAID note, and
under and by virtue of the power and author.
lily n me vested by The said desd of trust, will
ON Saturday. the 18th day OF December, lsD1,
at the hour of 10 O'Clock In the forenoon OF
said day, eel the above desciibed properly,
and all tho right, title. lene1t anu equity OF
redemption OF the said EvRJ. X and Joseph
$. Grow. thor heirs and assigns therein, at
public auction, for The hignest and best price
the same Will bring in cash. al tho west front
door OF the county court house In salt LAKE
CITY County of SAT- Lake. State OF Utah, for
the purpose of paying said note and interest
coupon, and ali costs and expenses of execu.
ting this trust
w1LLIsM II. DALE, Trustee.
FIRST publication Nov. II 1897.
Last DBblicatiOu Dec. II lkg1
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Nershllles. meanwhile the TWO French
gentlemen had evinced great anxiety
20 pe ulsHihsed from the Wttlhg oil tne
court py slSnlylng their readiness 10
surrender the pipe INTO the saddlef =
hanus' even thoush II was iegltin1te
booty OF wan, purchased, as they sara
from French soldier. Accordingif
Wneh Blsmntchh answer came ph'h
rom the motel the pipe was restoreu
70 inc sauuier' VINO on recelNihE IL
utuke tortn INTO snout OF eNuitailgh
Mnlle inc tears foiled down ms Duttle-
Scared chscks';
iturfanl ! nave my bismarck Pipe
aghin! now die HAPPY!
but, WINE me honest saddler
.houshts eNtsnned 70 nothing iurther
.hul 20 ulls vhsrlsned rene me Juuio,ai
prVceeuings net9le the inasisttate ulu
not enu mere. ne lnIter suspicious
haVlns pcth uroustu ny INC cVluch'
ehuaIIhsNm,nt OF the Two hrehch gen
,leinen. py their manifest eagerhess 20
pe ulscnhrseu from the ttlal, anu by
SUN vHtIHulc'urN stuleH,ehtS my
,luu ilauc' nc cohciuutu 10 h"lu thcih,
looming more ana more eohVnceu
mat tney nnd come 10 hlsslhsen with
SuHle sinister uesisn' rms purpose pc
Ghn , more hIu more upphIen,' as !ne
iu,''Vla' iiYestlsdtlVn PIoN,u thit tht
,W9 were het proNlIeu WIN passports
luu assuriIcu stNsrai muses. hhu CONT
nv towu ny VurIlasc from nelshoOr-
lls NliluEs n, n oiuer 20 tscape tne
ssruunS OF tne po.ye at Lne rhlway
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NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
~ accordance with and under the power
and authority granted by Tint certain Trust
Deed, made the lbIh day of July, 1895, to VIM
T. Jacobs, trustee. by Prank Hall and
Nellie HALL. husband and wife, ana recorded
July g3rd. 1895. in Book "4B" OF mortgages. on
page 3t7. of the records of salt Lake County.
Utah, the undersigned will Offer for sale and
sell to the highest bidder for cash, at the wess
front entrance TO the Joint city and county
building, in Salt Lake City, Utah Chat beng
the county court house of Salt Lake County,
Utah on the 18th DAY of january, 1898, at i2
o'clock, noon, OF that day. all the real estate
hereinafter described, to pay and discharge
the Indebtedness secured by ssid trust deed
and interest thereon, and reasonable compen'
saiion TO said trustee, and costs OF this notice
and expense Of sale.
This sale will be made at tho request of the
holder of ssid Indebtedness ana because of
default In the payment of SAID indie btednefs,
which became due on the first day OF August,
1877, and tho same II now due and wholly I'M
pad. said real estate is particularly des.
cribcd as follows. 10 wit:
Commencing at n point two icy rods west
from the northeast corner OF lot seven %,
block dfty-seven Oh Plat &c" Salt Lake
City survey, thence south forty (iO) rods,
thence west eight (s) rods, thence north
forty (4o) rods, thence east four "a rods.
thence south ten 40 rods, thence east
two Lu. one.half (2h) rods thence north ten
tiOl rods, thence east one and one.half Qi,J
rods to the lace OF beginning.
WILLIAM II. JACOBS, Trustee
Dated December o. 1881.
FIRST publication. December 6. 1891
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SHE RIFFS SALE.

NOTICE IA HHKEBY GIVEN THAT
IN pursuant to decree q foreclosure and
order OF enio, to me directed from tho Disir ct
Court. of the third JUDICIAL District state OF
Utah. County OF salt Lake, in a cause therein
pending, wherein, MARY y, Shurtieh and Jonn
a Williams, arc plaintiff, and THRU Violate
business under the firm name and styi O OF =.
SIMON & Co /. are defendants, to which decree
and uer of sale reference ie hereby made,
shall rcsposc for sale nj public auciion to the
highest 81 1def for cash, AT the west front door
OF the County Court House IN the City and
Comfy of alt Lake tate OF Utah. on the
2lad day OF December, 1891 at l. o'clock.
noon. all the right, title claim and interest Of
the above name deiendants. lhirza Nio ate
Angel simonA and Louis imong, dong
bu'ineas under the firm name and style OF II.
simon Co.. OF aud in tho following des-
cribed property. to wit; Part of ol four ~.
block sixty-two 10y, iltt n" salt axe Uity
survey. salt Lake County, Utah. and more par.
tioulArly described rs 10 lows, to wit; ON
mencing ats poi i enc hundred and sixty.
OF said lot four ~, and running thence east
thirtytWo (ag) feet, thence south ninety nine
and ono hat tga,sl feet. thence west lhiriy Two
t3tl feet thence north ninety. nine and one
half go y feet 10 place or beginning also be
rinning at point ono hun rod ana fourteen
mo feet east from the northwest cor er OF snid
lot four tp and running thence east eighteen
lis) feot, thence south ninety nine and one
hair t99h) feet. thence west hfly.slx and Que
halt te6.) rect thence north forty-two ana
one haf t42lf) feet. thence east ;niriy.three
1887 feet. thence north thirty.oue feet, thence
east five and on malt OH feet. thence north
twenty six (2d) feet to plaza OF beginning,
togo hsr with a right OF way over "trip
tweivo (l2) feet wids adjoining NIL said land
on tho south and running vast to fonrth
City and County OF Salt Lake, state OF / tab,
together with all aud singular tho tenements
hereditaments aud appurtcnsnces thereunto
sold AS the property of fhlrza Violate Angel.
simons and Louis Simons doing businese
under the firm name and stylc OF r. simon &
Co. under SAID decree aud or order OF sale IN
the above cause.
Dated at Salt Lake City, Utah. this LIST day
December. 1897.
THOMAS T.. LEWIS,
Sheriff of Salt AXE County
BY GoMAN CANNON Deputy sheriff
ii. q. EDwAHDs, Attorney for Flaintin
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NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT IN
IN accordance with and under the power
and authority granted by that certain trust
deed made the 18th day OF july. 1895, to the
undersignoa trustee, by Frank ball and Nellie
BAL. husband and wife. and recorded July 20.
1925, In Book" - b. Of mortgages. on .pag sis
of tho records OF Salt Lake County, Utah, tho
underiigned trustee will offer for sale and sell
to the highest bidder for cash. at the west front
dooriof tho Joint City aud County Buildin 3. in
Salt Lake Oity. Utah. Chat being tho County
Court House OF salt Lake County, Utah) on
the 18th day of January. 1895. Al " O'clock
noon of said day, all the real estate herein
after described to pay and discharge the IN.
debtedness secured by said trust deed. and
the interest thcreon,i including reasonable
compensation to the trustee for his services,
sad sale will DO made at the request of the
holder of said indebtedness, and because of
default in the payment of said indebtedness
Mt maturity. raid real estate 8 particularly
described as follows, to wit:
All of lots one ". six 10y, soven ~ and
eight Isl. in block nifty six (b6), Plat &C." Salt
Lake City survey. SAID lots containing 40
square rods each.
WILLIAM e. JACOBS,
Trustee.
Dated December 6, 1897.
First publication, December 9, 1891
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

DUnSUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE PRO.
i bate Division Of the Third Judicial DIS.
triot Court of salt Lake county, Utah In the
matter of the estate OF James ID. bogRs, de.
ceAs q, the undersigned Will offer for sale at
tho west front door sf the City and County
building. salt Lake City, Utah. on WEDNESDAY.
the 18Th day OF December, 1897, At 12 O'clock
In the 70 lowing described properly situate
in tue County of Salt Lake, State OF Utah,
bounded and described as follows TO. wit;
Part of Lot three, (3l. Block hfty-four (5D.
Plat "B,"e alt Lake City survay commencing
at tho northwest corner of ssid lot and run.
ming thence east ten (lo) rods; thence south
four 90 rods; thence west ten 10 rods ;
theace north four "a rods to the place OF be-
Also part of Lot seven "a. Block nifty. three
6D. Plat "B," halt AXE City survey, COM
mtncing at the northwest corner of said Lot
seven (7l and running thence east four and
one.haf go rods; thence south one hun,
drei and twenty i've O25l feet; thence west
four and one half 40 rods; thence north on Q
hundred and twenty five u25) feet to the
place of beginning;
Also LOIS twenty four (si) and twenty. 1--WE
(2N NJ trich's subdivision OF Block five (5),
Plat II " snit Lake CITY survey.
Terms of sela, cash
LhDYARD N BAILEY
Administrator with " Ill annexed OF the Estate
of James u Boggs. deceased.
Dated December 4, 1877.
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And In accordance with the nw and tho ordcrof
the GARD OF directors, made october 9Th 1877,
so many shares OF each parcel OF such stock as
may be necessary VIII be sold at public auction
to the highest hisder Tor cash at the ONCE OF
the secretary OF the company, room alb Meteor
nick building, In sat Lake City. state OF Utah,
on the An DAY Of 0ecsmbor, 1887, at o'c Del
p m, 10 pay delinquent assessment, together
with cost OF advertising and expense OF sale
q NJ. bARulsO secretAry
In accordance with an order OF tho Board of
Directors ut the Dalton Gold MinnRN Milling
Co at meeting OF sald boaru held on The
ilh day OF december, lt9s. the above sac 10
hereby poHtponei until December gO.h, 1897 1T
O'Clock p. M, At the above mentioned place
Z. ii. GARRISON secretary.
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NOTICE NO. 1.

Crown Point Mining Company. Principal
ONCE, Room 2lt Atlas Block, City OF salt
Lake, state Utah,
Location OF Works and Mines In Uintah Mn.
ing District Park City. summit County,
Utah.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
IN ameeting of the directors OF the Grown
Point Mining Company. held on Saturday the
3utb day Of October. A. ID. 1897, an assessment
OF three t3) cents per share was levied on the
capital stock OF tho corporation. payable ON
the 3ith dpy of December. A. ID. 1897. to =. T..
farmly. treasurer of this corporation. At his
ofice. being room No. 2tt II the building
known rs the Atlas Block, at No. So west.
second South street, In the city OF salt Lake,
SAFE OF Utah ANY stock upon which this as.
sess ent may remain unpaid on the 9th day
of December. A. u. 1897 will be delinquent,
and advertised for sale at public suction. and
unless payment is made before will be sold on
the 2lst day of january, A. ID. 1895, at the hosr
OF Two ta) o'clock in the aiternoon OF said
day, at room 2N Atlas Block, In the city Of
salt Lake and state Of Utah, to pay the deiin.
quent assessment. together with costs of ad.
vertising and expense OF sale.
8. p. PtRMLY, Secretary
Room PA Atlas Block, Salt Lake City, Utah
Dated October 80, 1887.
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New Year Gold Mining Company, with III
principal place OF business ut Salt
Lake City, STATE of Utah.

NOTICE IA HEREBY GIVEN THAT At
~ hmeeting of the Board of Directors held
on the 1T day OF November, 1897, ut the
ofice of the company In Salt Lake City. Utah,
assessment OF one-twenty- nth q ,26) of a
cent per share was levied on the capital stock
OF the corpor ton, paynbl on the 18th day Of
December, 1897 to Lewis n Cannon, seere-
tsry ana Treasurer. at Zlon's Savings Ban ,
No. south East Temple street, salt Lake
City. Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment IN ay
remain UNPAID on the 2slh day OF December,
ls97, Will be delinquent and auvertisedfor sAI 9
at public auction, and unless payment is mad .
1893. TO pay the de linquont assessment, to.
gethe, with costs OF advertising and expense
Of sale. LEWIS NJ CANNON,
Secretary.
No. 5 South, East Temple St. salt Lake
City. Utah
Dated Nov. cath. 1891.
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NOTICE 10 CIR ps1oss.


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
undo gncd, administrator OF the es-
tate OF May Ann Coult, deceased, to the
creditors OF. and Ill nersons having GAINS
against tho said deceased, to exhibit then
with the necessary vouchers, within four
months after the first publication of this
notice, to the said administrator. at the ofico
OF 'rederick 7. aud Edward McGurrln, ut
torneis tor said administrator. suite 400 4Dl
Atlas building, $50 west econd South street.
salt Lake City. Utah.
JOSEPH COULT,
Administrator OF the Ettate of Mary Ann
Joult deceased.
Iaied September 70, 1897.
FREDkRtcK \ McGURRIS AND EDWARD
NCGuRniS. Attorneys and Counseiors, suite
itOtO1 Atlas batiding.