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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-19

NOTICE is HEREBY 0IYRS THAT
1I puTsuant to su order OF sale and de-
cree OF foreclosure, TO mo directed from the
Third Judicial District Court, Of the State OF
Utah, County OF balt Lake, In cause berein
pending. wherein q. l.. Hunt is paiutt and
Edwin LaDpheTo, l.. q Crossman, heiiIe
CrOssm1n, L y. Bishop. George stephan.
John GAgan. Charles L. Hoffman, and stella
Holman his wife. are defendAnte. to which
order OF sale and decree OF foreclosure refer
ebce ls hereby made, shall eXpoBO Tor sAle,
at public auction, 10 the highest bidder for
caeh at The Vest front Door OF the County
Court House, In the uity OF salt Lake, County
of sAlI Lake. STATE Of Utah. ON the 5lst cay OF
March, a. u. 1897, at ~ O'Clock noon. all the
right, tuc. elAim and interest Of Edwin y,
lhnpheTe. l.. q. CfosamAn, Nellie II. Cross.
man, h. ;. bishop, George stephan. John
Iagnn, Charles l. hoffman, and ttella Hoh-
man. his wife, Of In ana TO the following dsg-
cribed real estate. situate, lying and bang in
Couaty OF salt AXE. state Of Utah. and par
ucuisrlv described as follows, io-wit "rho
West half OF Lot one ~. UloeE one hundred
and seventeen (llIl. Plat ~. salt Late cry
survey" together With oil and singular the
tenomoDt, heToditaments, and appurtenances
iheseun'o belonging or In any wilo apperIain
Ing.
10 be sold NJ tho property of T. 3. Bishop
and l. q. Crostman under said order of So 10
and decree In the above cause.
Dated at salt Lake CITY, Utah, tina tho 10TH
day OF March, A. d. 1921
THOMAS p LEWIS,
theTin OF salt Lake County Utah.
ByJ. n, 1INMOST. Deputy sheriff
hD MCGURRiS, Attorney for Plaintiff
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
In pursuant to an order of sale an decree
o. foreclosure TO me directed from the Third
Judicial District Court, OF the state Of Utah.
County OF selt Lake. in cnuse thgroin PEND .
ing, whefeln Charles seidepbsrg 10 p niDtif
aud Fred simon. Theresa Simon; Josiah Bar-
nett. stern, LouoT, thohl y Company, a cor y.
porauon lilut sheArd, George While. Frank
Senior aud Wallace Hoac, 20 partners as TituB
sbeard Company Rudolph BlankcnburG.
Idme u. u. kraloy and George Hommel CO.
partners as II. BlankenburR and Company, o.
4 Rosens0uin and Levi l. CAM, sssianees OF
Dreyfus; kohh Co., 2 co garinership;, Tho
National Bunk Of the Republic OF oalt Lake
Olty, Utah, a corporation, are defendRuts. to
which order of sGiS and decree Of foreclosure
reference le norehy made, shah Expose Tor
sale, al public auction. to the highest bidder
for cash, at tho west front door Of tho County
OF saltLa-e. tta.e OF Utah, on ths olSs day OF
right. ti,le. claim ana interest OF Fred
hiinon. Theresa Simon; JOSIAH Barnott;
sSern. Loaer. shoni and ooTgany,
Prank ssnIor and Wallace Hose. co pAytners
a. Iitus afeATd Company; Rudoipn BiAnken-
burg kdmo II. D. tJaley and1sorEc HommeI.
eo.partnors as Il. BiankonbuTr and Company;
o, Il. koson6Rum Hnd Lew L OanE, Asslgpees
rs Drsyfus, honn aud Co., co-partnership;
The National Sank of The Republic OF sali
Lase city Otah. corporation. Of. In aud TO-
the following described real estate, situate,
lying gnd being in the County OF salt Laka
statc of Utah. and particularly described as
Part OF Lot two (s), Block twenty-feur (2il,
Plat ~" ait Lake CITY survey. cou,mencinEi
At tho southwest corner OF said Lot two al
running thence north ak 10y reds, thence east
i've 80 rods. ihencs sOuth stI To- RODS, thence
west i've thI rods, TO The place OF beginning,
together with al and singulh or the tenom
hGTeditameuts and svpurtenances thmsuuto
belonging or IN hnywtse nppertaining
To Ie sold Rs the property of Fled Simon
aud Theresa simon. un6or said order of sale
aud decree IN the Above cause.
dated a. > alt Lake Guy, Utah. this the sth
DAY OF March. a. ID, 1897.
THOMAS LEWIS,
Sheriff of salt Lake County, Utah
nv J. n, 1IMNoNT, DspLtF sheriff,
BOOTH. LEL and GRAY, Attorneys for the
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80 that ~ l.p 40 cIUsciy as possible, and
wind with thread and tie. or. better,
stitch with fine needle.
Fifth. of the muslin to within
one-quarter of an inch of the bulb.
Sixth. Put soft water In clean bot
tie whose mouth is wide enough TO admit
tho thermometer so as to wet the muslin.
Seventh. Hang the two thermome-
ters about three inches apart side by
aide at convenient plnce in the curing
room, arranging 1t so that the air can
readily pass by them.
Eighth. the bottle near the
thermometers so that 1t will have nearly
the same temperature,
Ninth.--Prooure palm leaf fan or,
better, small hand bellows.
Tenth. TO make an observation re.
move the cork from tho bottle and slip
1t upon the thermometer go US to wet
the muslin.
Eleventh. With the fan or hand bel
lows vigorously blow the air across the
two thermometers for one minute and
read quickly the wet bulb and aftorward
the dry bulb Thermometer.
IWtiltH --lHe tNO ItaulnRs WIN tne
aid of the table which have arranged
for this purpose will allow the per cent
Of saturation to be taken out Mt once.
This table is condensed from very OK
tended ones in use by bringing together
those temperatures which are likely TO
occur in curing rooms-that is. between
10 degrees and so degrees +. of air tenn
perature and between 80 and 80 per
cent of saturntion.
think it would DO helpful to tho in
terests Of dairying if dairy supply COM
panies would publish on heavy card this
table in larger type, with the directions
on the back Of it for use in cheese fac.
tories. II these cards were covered. both
sides, with u thin sheet of celluloid,
such us is SO much used now In decora-
ton, and then the edges bound together
by turning over them strips Of tin, the
face of tho card could not be soilcd or
injured. 1t might even DO desirable for
these companies to have tho two Their
mometers mounted together and pro-
vided with bottle, bellows and table of
relative humidities ready for use.-Pro-
fessor h. IL King in Hoard's Dairyman.
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roLsrrIN-ERElMAN sInE.

Of deep mixers and rich mixers. The
neat head, slim tail and delicate legs
show his female points.
The theory is that the bull thus do.
scended will transmit TO hoifers of his
get the deep milking qualities Of his
female ancestors, and tho theory is one
that works every time Tho female an.
cestors of the animal here pictured aver
aged nearly 90 pounds Of buttor week.
Several of them gave over 81 pounds o
week.
When the bull was used for breeding
purposes, u large number Of his calves
We're females, and they displayed the
same spleu6.d dairy qualities us tho
bulls ancestors. Twenty Of his heifors
have u record Of over IL pounds Of but.
ter in week when they are 2 years
old. Sixteen of them at years old give
milk which tests 4os per cent butter
fat
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SHE RIFF SALE.

NJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN THAT PUR-
~ suant to IN order OF sale and decree OF
foreclosure TO me directed from the Third
Judicial District Court, of the state OF Utsh,
County Of alt Lake, in cauBe therein pend
ing wherein the First National Bank of Raw.
Inns. Wv oming. corporation. is plaintiff. snd
fenimore Chhtterton and Mira. S. +. CastIeton
IRE defendants TO which order of sale and ue
cree reference is hereby made; shall expose
for sale at public auction, TO the highest bid.
der Tor cash. at the west door of the County
Court House, in the CITY Of salt Lake.
County OF salt Lake, state OF Utah,
on the Eth day OF March, A. ID. 1891,
at u O'Clock noon. all the right, title claim
and interest of fcnimore ChlttSTton and the
Fret National BRnk OF Kawlins. Wyoming. =
corporation, In aud 10 tho following de.
scribed real estate, situate lying and being in
Salt Lake County, state of Utah, and particu.
larry described as follows. o.wit The south
three t3) rodsby ten tlo) rods of Lot our (4l In
block twenty six t26l. Plat "D.' sAit Lake
City survey. together with all and singular III Q
teHements, Entertainments, and apputtcna In cos
thcreunto belonging or in hnywiss appertain,
inR. 10 lie sold as the property OF fenimoro
Chattorton at the suit OF Mrs, s, n, Castleton
Dated February l1lh. 1897.
THOMAS =. LEWIS.
Sheriff Salt Lake County. Utah.
by J. Ii. TIMMoSY,
Deputy sheriff.
u. II. HRMPsIEAp.
Attorney for Mrs. 5. Y. tastleton.
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coca one, When, ~ uhu LenuIu, Ile lrou-
bic disappeared and we have had no
more notified butter.
Now, don't know why it was So
that the churn cnused tho first lot each
time to be mottled and not the second
for the second churning was generally
done ms soon us the first was taken from
the churn and while the first was being
worked and packed. But l suspect that
there must have been some Of those hac-
terra 'bugs" located somewhere in the
churn that wero too stout for hot water,
but 20 weak in vitality that they could
not stand double dose Of cream and
became completely exhausted with their
first 'tussle' each time and were wholly
unable to withstand the shock of sal
soda. Cor Hoardis Dairyman.
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CHEESE cuslNe Roo.s.
Ths IHp.sh.as Matter Of Mcssarsns MOI.
sars In Ihenn.

sars In Thsra.
The edert thu; Is ts,ne made to con
troll the rneitturo q the air in the cur
ing rooms Of oheessr,akers has led to a
call for devices for measuring the mois-
ture in the air Of the room Of any time.
There have been mode and are now
upon the market several instruments
which profess to give tho amount Of
moisture III the dir at nny time by al.
rect readings, but none Of these. except
forms Of tho delicate hair hygrometer,
has been found to be reliable. and II is
liable to get out Of order at any time
and give untrustworthy readings, be-
sides being very expensive.
The best ready method Of measuring
the moisture In the air which has been
devised consists in the use Of two &C.
curate Thermometers placed near each
other. one Of which has its bulb covered
with piece Of thin musliu, which can
be wet when II is desired 10 ascertain
the degrees Of saturation Of the air
The moisture evaporating in contact
with the bulb lowers its temperature,
the amount Of lowering being greater
the drier the air. Two good cheese vat
dairy thermometers may be easily ar
ranged for this purpose, and tho fol.
lowing directions are given.
First. strip of clean, fine, thin
muslin Just wide enough to reach
around the bulb of the Thermometer and
two inches long.
Two. -Thoroughly wet tho muslin in
clean water.
Third. Wrap the muslin close about
the bulb and wind tightly about the
stem just above the bulb with fine
thread and tie.
Fourth. -Now bring the muslin to.
getber just below the bulb. drawing Il
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ShERIEE,s SALE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN pursuant to an orusr of sale and decree
OF foreclosure. TO me directed from the third
judicial District Court of the state OF Utab,
County OF salt Lake. in q cause herein nend-
ing wherein NeTnum A. Bailey Is pninnn and
Douglas a. Smiley and Boilo NJ smiley his
wife, are defendants. TO which order Of sale
and decree OF foreclosure reference rs here
by made, ah all expose Tor sale at public auc-
ton. to the highest bidder for cash at the
west front door Of tho county Court House, in
the city OF SAT- Lake, county OF salt Lake,
state OF Utah on the Stat day Of March, a. u.
1887, at y O'Clock noon, all the right. tite
claim and Interest of Douglus A. smiley and
Belle NJ. Smiley, his wife, of, in and to
tho following described real estate. sit.
uate, lying and being IN the County
OF Salt Lake. State OF Utah and par.
ucularly described as follows. to wit. All
OF Lots \ i6l. seven al, twenty' 1--WE (a') ana
twenty six t26l, In Block one N, Lots (3), four
90 and five tb). In Block two az, aud Lots
twenty Two t2s), tweniy.threc ls) and twenty
four ga, in Is ock eight ~, MuscAtlne Place
addition to SAT- Lake city, together with all
and 5inRu ar the tenemonts. hereditaments
and nppuriauces thereunto belonging or in
nuywiSe appertginlng,
70 be sold as tho property OF douglas a.
Smiley, and Belle 81 smiley, his wife. under
said order OF sale and decree In tho above
cause.
Dated at Salt Lake City. Utah. this 9th day
OF March a. 1897.
THOMAS p. LEWIS,
Sheriff OF salt Lake County, Utah
by u. TlMhoSY, Deputy sheriff
EDWARD MCGUEItIN. Attorney for Plaintiff
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NJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT a
IN meeting Of the Directors held NJ the
Oilico Of the company, in salt Lake city, utah,
on tho l6th day or February. lsgI, an assess.
inent Of one'hhf OF one cent per share was
lcyie on The capital stocg OF the corporation,
payable to tho secretary, Chas f. hudson,
Progress BUILDING Main street. on or before
the 70 day OF March 1sg7
Any stock upon which the assessment re;
mains unpaid on the goth of March, 1871, VIII
be delinquent and advertised for sale at public
auction, and II payment Is not made before
viii be sold on the 18Th day OF April. 1881. at
the hour of D. M, at The office OF the com
pany, to pay the assessment and cost OF Adyer-
tising and expenses OF salo,
6HAs. k. HUDSON. Secretary.
salt Lake City, Utah. February 20, ls9i
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NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
IN meeting OF the members of "Tho corpor.
nuon OF The members OF the Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter. day Saints. residing In the
Twenty first kcclesiasticAl ward OF Salt Lake
stnse OF Zlon," Will be held at tho meeting
house OF said ward on tho corner of and
First streets, in salt Lake City, Utah. on tho
18TH day of April, 1891, at 8 O'clock p m for
tho purpose OF amending the Fifth Article OF
me agreement for the Incorporation of said
Corporation. 60 that tho number OF directors
OF SAID Corporation shall be i've instead of
thirteen.
by order OF the Hoard of Directors,
JOSIAH BUkRoWe, Secretary.
Dated March {. 1851.
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NOTIFIED BUTTER.
scrubbing Brush and Sal Soda Applied to
Churn stopped 1t.

scrubbing Brush and Sal Soda Applied to
Churn stopped 1t.
For the past two years our churning
has been done by two horse engine,
and the cream has been gathered in a
tin can mado for the purpose, and in
the winter it is warmed TO about so de-
grees Il. the day before it is churned by
placing the can in u larger vessel filed
with warm water, and. when ripe
enough the next day. is churned at a
temperature Of "a degrees
This winter it became necessary 10
get another can made, and Us our ohurn
was too small to hold all of the cream
ut one ohurning the cream was divided
and about one.half put in the old can
and tho other half in the new. can. and
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN ny Tup
~ nnaeIslgned executors Of tho estnte ~
sn ~ Merrill deceased, 10 tho oreditors OF.
deeesseu, TO exhibit them with ths r,ens snsa
, ruSSohoia Wllhln ten months after me nr.t
t puoisa,ion Of this notice, 10 the said exeeu
ME- o. tns 9inos Of stewart 4 stewart. siI.sls
~ Of talt Lake Utah. "a '"' Souh'
PRANK W. ARRRILL
LESTER MERRILL, nav
Executors o. the last will and t.s,nnan, ~,
Franklin Merrill, deceased Va
sI nrs sTEwAHT. Attorneys for Execut.
MED. February 9Th. 1891.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Estate Of Ferdinand ID. Merrill. Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
IN undeTsigned, administrator OF the estate
OF Ferdinand D., Merrill, deceased, to the
creditors Of and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers. within four
months after the fTut publication of this no.
tee. TO the said William ". Merrill at 332
Constitution Building, salt Lake City, in tho
County of salt Lake, Utah.
WILLIAM W. MERRILL,
Administrator of the Estate OF Ferdinand ID.
Merrill. Deceased.
Dated February l2th, 1897.
JOHN III. CANNON and e, 4. DUDLEY,
ATTORNEYS for SAID Estate
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NOTICE 10 oRepIToRs.

NOTICE j. HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ undvrsiRned administrator OF the estate
OF Joseph 4, hisley, deceased. to the creditors
OF, and All porBons having claims against the
said deceased, TO exhibit them with the ncces-
sAry voucher, within four months after tho trst
publication OF THE nouoe. to tho said admins.
traitor at a. Almond street. salt LaAe City,
County OF salt Lave. Utah.
THOMAS II. RIsLEY.
Administrator OF tho Estate OF Joseph Y.
Hisley, deceased.
DANIEL HAHRIsGroE, Attorney for estate.
psted January ~. lse5.
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IN tle hklLGr OF INC Lslhto OF hiGnoy n.
Hanks. deceased
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Mary Ann 'HRnKs, adm;nislgatriN OF the
Ostate OF Sidney 4, Hank, deceased, has
rendered for settlement, and fod in said
court. her IN Al iccount OF her administration
OF said estate and petition for final distribu'
perAons entitled thereto. and that saturdRY
The 3Td day OF April, A, D. 1897. al $3.50 O'Clock
a. M. al tue court room OF said court. IN the
q unity Court House, salt Lake CITY and
County, Utah. has be on daily appointed by the
Judge of said c0srt, for the settlement OF said
account and hearing SAID petluon for distri.
button Al which time and place any person
interested In said ostatc fnny appear and show
cause. II any there be, why said account
should not be settled and approved ana final
distribution made IA prayed for.
Dated March 9Th 1897.
lsEALi DAVID Q, DUNBAR, Clerk.
BY GRO T.. BLAIK. Deputy Clerk
MoILE, ZANE a CosriGAs, Atlys.
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Litu ePiItsburg Mining Company Location
OF principal place OF business. Rooms s0i
md 205 Progress Building, salt l.aEc city.
Utah. Location Of mines. Camp Floyd aud
Ophr Mining Districts near MeIcur, Iooole
County. Otah.
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Principal place Of business, salt Lake CITY.
Utah.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
IN Especial meeting OF the Board Of Drec-
tors OF said corporation, called for that pur-
pose by the President and held Mt the Wey
Hotel salt Lake City, State OF Utah, on the 3rd
ohy OF March, 1881, an assessment of four cents
per shAro was levied upon the capital stock of
The corporation. payAb Q Immediately to the
undersigned Secretary. at the oillce OF the
company, corner u bth south and 10th lst
streets. IN sat Lake city, Utah. Any stock
upon which this assessmon Mt may remain unpaid
on the sra day Of April. ls91, will he delinquent
and advertised for sale at public auction, and
unless payment be made before will be sold
on April 49, at u O'Clock noon, at aforesaid
ONCE OF the company, to pay tho delinquent
assessments, together with costs OF Advurtis
ing and expense of sale.
Location OF mine and works OF said corpora.
ton. Gold Mountain, Pluto Iounty, Utah.
by order of the board
7. Il. MCKINNEY, Secretary.
Corner 9th South and lvth East streets, salt
Lake City, Utah,
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The State of Utah sends greeting TO Hugh A.
Arnold and 4. U Yeitch. defendants.
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An ordinance amending Section s OF Chapter
10 OF the Revised Ordinances OF 1904 re.
iAung y The speed of railroad trains with.
In the limits OF salt Lake City.
BE II ordained by the City Council OF salt
section l. Tho rate of speed of nil locomo.
uses, Trains and cars operated by steam west
south street and i bird North street in said
snlt Lake City, Is hereby limited TO a speec of
not more than at the raIo of Twelve miles per
hour, and the running OF trains cars or loco.
motives within the aforesaid limits at greater
,hte OF speed THAN twelve miles per hour il
hereby prohibited
scction 4. Any violation Of the foregoing
section shall render the offender liable TO nne
MOI 70 ehceod SlOt.C0 or imprisonment not ex-
eeodlng 100 days, or TO both such fine anc I'M
section 20 much of Section s, of Chapter
w.. or the Revised Ordinances of SAT- Lake
motives, trans anu cars in all that portion of
salt Lake city west OF Ftfth West street. ia
hereby repealed.
Section 1. This ordinance shall take effect
from and after its approval
q. Fsssed'by the Cliy Council OF salt Lake City.
state of Utah. January 18TH 1881 title ap.
proved and referred TO the Mayor for his ap.
(sEALl DAVID 8. EMERY,
Approved this 2lst day of January, A. D.
1887. JAMES GLESDlNNIkG. Mayor.
STATE or UTAH, l..
city and County OF Salt Lake. ss.
David s. Lmery. recorder in and for Salt
Lake CITY, state OF Utah. do hereby certify
that the above and foregoing Is q full, true and
correct copy OF IN ordinance entitled AN
ordinance amending Section of Chapter 10 of
the Revised Ordinances of 1907, rotating 10 tho
tpeed OF railroad trains within the limits of
salt Lake CITY, passed by the City Council OF
said city. January 18th, 1877, and approved by
the Mayor january 2lst 1871, as appears OF
record in my oflce.
IN witness whereof have hereunto set my
hand and affixed tho corporate seal
tsEAL) of said city this the 2gnd day of
January, A. ID, lsH.
DAVID 5. EMERY,
u Gil City Recorder.
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DURsUANr TO AN ORDER OF SAID
a Court. in said matter, notice is hereby
gwen that Saturday, the Nth day OF febru.
airy, A, D. 1877, 1T S;s0 O'Clock a w., at tho
County Court House in salt Lake City, Utah
In the court room Of said Court, has been mp
pointed the time and pl ace for the hearing of
petition of Eiias Morris PRAYING for tho
herewith presented, purporting TO be the last
Wal and Testament of Amelia j. Roberts. de-
ceased. when and where all persons interested
may appear and oppose the probate of said
will, or tho granting Of letters testRmentary
TO Elias Morris. as prayed for In said peti-
ton
In witness whereof have hereunto set my
hand and Affixed the seal of said Court, this
10th day OF February, AID. 1871
DAVID O. DUNBAR,
Clerk.
by GEO. L. BLAIR.
Deputy Clerk.
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The state OF Utah sends greeting to Delos
Robinson, Mary roe Robinson, his wife
Uelesua Robinson, Marin Harris, Mary
Doe Harris, HE wifc, solomon hArrls Mary
DOC Harris his wife, Lou Harris, Louisa
Litueneld, Candnnco Yeddic, Adaline Iod-
die, Amanda Ycddic, Albert W. Merrill, n
minor. Jonn q. Young. minor. spencer
Young. minor. hArah Irene Young =
minor, ChrtuAn Ahemke and Bertha
Hnselbrecht and Arthur Barber. Defend
ants
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pURsUANr TO An ORDER or SAID
4 Court In said matter. notice IA hereby
given that "Wednesday, the can day OF MArUu,
a, u. 1921, ste:Su O'Clock n, m, NJ the County
Court House IN salt Lake civ, Utah, In tho
court room Of said court, has been appointed
the time and place Tor the hearing OF peu.
lion OF Thomas e. Armstrong and George II.
Naybou d praying for the admission TO probate
OF certain document herewith putporting TO
bc the last W ~ and Testament OF Elizabeth
Thompson, deceased. when and whore all
persons interested may appear and oppose tho
probate OF said VIII, or the granting OF lettOrs
testsmeutary To said petitioners rs prayed for
In said petition.
In witness whereof have heTeuuto set my
hsnd and niilAed the seat OF SAID court this
lIth day OF March, A. u. 1887
l,EALI DAVID U, DUNBAR
Clerk.
by GEORGE Y, BLAIR.
Deputy CLERK,