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The Newtown bee., 1897-03-19
Too Much Knife ]!

The use of the surgeons knife is be- coming so general, resulting fatally in such large number of cases, as to occasion general alarm
 MT. William Wa1po1e, of Wa1shtown, South Dakota, writes; IA bo Ii three years g 0, there came under my left eye htt1e b1otch about the
The Newtown bee., 1897-03-19
WOODBURY.

Miss Mary Madame of Southford has beed the guest of her sister, Miss Kate Mallane, Woodbury's capable dressmaks CT. Miss Josie Madame has been at home for week.
The Newtown bee., 1897-03-19
Let The Whole World Know The Good
 Dr. Miles Heart Cure Does

KW BART DISEASE, has it's victim at HW disadvantage. Always taught that
 heart disease is incurable, when the symptoms become we'll defined, the patient becomes alarmed and nervous panic takes place. But when sure remedy is found and cure effected, after years of suffering, there is great rejoicing and desire to let the whole world know" Mrs. Laura Wine finger, of Selkirk, Kansas, writes; "I desire to let the whole world know what Dr. Miles nr Mi1ac' Heart Cure has done for
 me. For ten years had HedTT (uTe pain in my heart, short Restores ton, pain in my ny, leftside, left uao14h oppressed feeling in my A1>"d4lAAesssss" chest, weak and hungry spells, bad dreams, could not lie on either side, was numb and suffered terribly. I took pr. Miles Heart Cure and before l finished the second bottle felt it's good effects, I feel now that I am fully recovered, and that Dr. Miles Heart Cure saved my life"
 Dr. Miles Heart Cure is sold on guarantee that first bottle benefits, or money refunded,
The Newtown bee., 1897-03-19
LANEsvILLE AND VICINITY.

LANEsvILLE AND VICINITY.
 MT and Mrs Robert seabury of Wash ington visited at George Cummings one day, last week.
 Mrs Almira Burr is weaving carpets again, this spring, and any one desiring such work would do we'll to give her q call.
 George Cummings has purchased a handsome pair of four-year-oid Devon
The Newtown bee., 1897-03-19
OXFORD.

J. B. Pope, the we'll known cattle man and farmer, entertained, last Saturday, Walter Hine and Minott Smith of Derby.
The Newtown bee., 1897-03-19
OTHER VILLAGE NOTES.

Pliny Squires came in from the north, last week Thursday, with car load of ine horses and he has already disposed of more than half of them. Besides Ack- ley, Hatch & Marsh have number that hey are selling off to those in need of horses and the watchword appears to be here My kingdom for horse!''
 Grip colds are still quite prevalent here and many are Swallowing quinine pills to beat the band" The latest victim is Mrs W. F. Kinney. Those who have had 1t for the past few weeks are now recu- perating and it is hoped that with spring weather and little more sunshine the grip will soon be thing of the past.
 Mrs George McMahon is quite ill with an attack of the grip at the residence of her son-in-law, George W. Anthony. Dr George E. Staub is attending her.
 htS SbdllCo Ss OullLu duu MFS us L.. Willis are both confined to their rooms with grip colds, but are convalescing.
 Mrs Henry s. Sanford lies critical y Ill at her residence and fears are entertained for her recovery. Her demise is merely question of time.
 
 Charles P. Bentley of East Orange, N. J, made us flying visit Saturday even ing, returning to his home, Monday morn ing on the early train.
 John Duncan, who has been employed by the New Milford Hat Co.,, for l2 years, has resigned his position on account of his health. He expects to go on to a farm, this summer.
The Newtown bee., 1897-03-19
NEW PRESTON.
A BUSINESS CHANGE.

A BUSINESS CHANGE. We were informed last week that on March 20. J. B. StiIlson will withdraw as partner in the meatmarket here and Robert H. Armstrong will for the year to come be the sole proprietor. MT StilIson will devote all his time to farm ing and buying and selling cattle. No. tices have already been put up in the market that from March 10 & strictly cash business will be done there, thus laying aside the journal and ledger. Mr Armstrong has rented for the year to come, as a home, Mai Burnham's cot tage on Lake street with the barn on opposite side of the street also owned by Maj Burnham. We bespeak for MT Armstrong 8 good trade in this vicinity as he has been so favorably known for years here in the same capacity. At the same time we shall miss MT Stillson's ] PACoSdAG law D1OCh aDN CDunLSEs Mir Stillson for nine years has faithfully endeavored to serve the people with as we'll supplied market of meats, vegeta- bles, etc., as has ever been kept here. During the past four years he has with all of us realized the stringency of money, and the consequent unpleasantness of conducting a business with this hinder ance, and we cannot blame MT Arms trong at the start for adopting the strictly cash system in his business. We hope he will in this respect succeed. Mir Stillson will still be found here most of the time at his home ready to purchase anything in the line of his stock and perhaps produce also.
 Mrs Horace McCann is among the latest victims of the measles here, being confined all of last week to her home.
 Miss Laura Burnham is still unable to venture out of doors on account of se- were cold.
 Mrs George s. Lyman still continues seriously i'll.
 Mrs Frank s. Brown was in New York city during the latter part of last week and remained over last Sunday.
 Dea Burnham lost by illness on Mon. day night of last week, the best horse he had in his barn, one of a pair he had recently purchased of George E. Ackley and which was the best draft team in this place. -... ....
 Mrs John Erickson was i'll at her home last Sunday, requiring the attend ance of Dr Marcy.
 1 On account of the stormy weather, Sunday, small congregation was pres ent at the Village church at the morning service and no evening service was held there except the meeting of the Y. P. s. c. E.
 holt's block received coat of white paint on it's exterior isst week, by the hands of the lessee Col Johnson, and Luther A. Tyrrell.
 William Murphy passed couple of days last week in New York city.
 Col Johnson inten.as to occupy with his family this coming summer, his cottage at Lakeside if he does not more advantageously rent 1t. John Castle in- tends to move into the house near L. A. Tyrrell's blacksmith's saop which Col Johnson vacates. MT Farmer will oc- cupy the house Mr Castle vacates.
 Edward Gable, IT,, was fortunate on last Friday and Saturday morning in killing grey and also red fox. Ed seems to be g sure shot with his ride. William H. Dougal emerged from his residence last week, after confinement of several days with severe grip cold. MT and Mrs Oliver Hartwell Of New
The Newtown bee., 1897-03-19
SOUTHPORT.

Mrs Patrick Madame has been suffering from the effects of severe cold, but is better
The Newtown bee., 1897-03-19

William Welton and wife left for Flori da on Thursday, March II.
 MT Bennett preached in the Methodist
The Newtown bee., 1897-03-19
WOMAN'S POWER.
" SHAPES THE DESTlNlES OF MEN
 AND NATIONS.

Where Me1 Are at a Disadvantage, Gn9 "On1y a Woman Can Understand n We mans IlIS.N
The Newtown bee., 1897-03-19
VIEWPOINT, FRIDAY, MARCH 19
LitchfieId County News
NEW MILFORD

THE BURNING OF MIG NAMARA's ELENA
 TOR.
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for 8 week.
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ming.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-30

the world an hour or so before, sny-
ing. az she placed II upon the table
that It had been left with her by IA
woman who called at her home. placer
the child in her arms and disappointed
in the darkness The woman gave Al
fictitious name and address, and also
fnysterlously disappeared. The little
one has been taken in charge by the
Sisters Of Mount st. Joseph's hospital
asylum and has been christened Baby
Doe. While II Is not an unusual oc-
currence for a baby to be abandoned
on a strangers doorstep. this case Is
remarkable. as the little one only
weighed one and ono-half pounds.
He'd Greenway, for many years past
the recognized leader of the local 400,
has abdicated in favor of younger
aspiipnt. and this season and perhaps
others San Franclsco's elite bellies ana
beaux will dance to the pace set by
Howard S. Adams. The dancing season
was formally opened last Saturday
night with a revival Of the cotillion
in which only the exclusively swell set
participated. MIR. Adams owes his pres
ent position and popularity to the fact
that he is constantly lnventlng and In
PRODUCING new figures into the cotillion,
besides originating many new fashionsi
while Mr. Creenwuy made but little adj
vancement In either direction.
Leigh II. Brown and family, with
Nell c. Cummings. have taken a house
at Berkeley, which they intend to make
their future home. 5.
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Egypt, China and Japan are the
countries in which the earliest manu-
facture Of paper is known to have been
carried on. The Egyptian paper was
made OF the cyperus papyrus. Egyptian
paper was in general use in Europe uu-
til the eighth or ninth century Of our
era 1t then began to give place to pa
per manufactured from cotton and other
materials, the art OF making which was
apparently learned blythe Arabs from
the Chinese and introduced by them
into Europe. Paper was made by the
Chinese as early as the beginning of the
Christian era, and, according to their
own account, tho fabrication Of paper
from cotton was invented about 200 a.
ID Spain is said to have been the first
country in Europe into which the manu-
facture of paper from cotton was intro
duced, probably in the eleventh century.
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sToOXHoLDERs' NETTING

NJ Office is HEHEBY GIVEN THAT
IN there viii be special meeting Of the
stockholders OF H. corporation known A. the
Bingham ubnel Company hold on saturday
ctUbor so Isl at5 clock y. m. OF said day
At Its ONCE IN the office OF Dey street, loom
No l0l AueThach lock, Salt Lake Ciiy, Utah
for the purpose Of amending Article "a OF the
bTIginRl srtcles Of Incorporation, as To the
proportion OF stock therein named that shall
se lstued in rnisitg funds Tor the use and ben
eft OF the corporation and to cary on ita busi
ness. and the manner the same shld be held
ana who by, And slso 70 make the proper
transfers OF the residue OF said stock to the
persona entitled II ereto.
Ii. r. LAMsON, Secretary
Dated. salt Lake City. Utah. october 6, 1871.
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vOU ARE BEHrBY REQUIRED 10
II appear IN an action brought against ".
by the above. named plant II m lnt p,.u ~
Court OF tue third Judicial DisHlct OF y.
state OF Utah, and o answer the complain.
Med therein within ten days texclusYev Wy
day OF seryice) after the service on loSw
this summons-if served within tnls eo.sV,
or, II served out of tbt. COUNTY, put u IN
district within twenty days; othefWie MY.
in forty dnys-'r judgment by deiaul, WI
taken against you. according 10 He P'''"
said complaint 49,. ,rarm.,t
against etc dants, Hill, Tor the sum o. q,
with interest thereon from July ~ wv an,
per cen per anDum computed scum auuss,M
less crcJit thereon on ace9as. o. ih ,pte,e,
siisl bb; for the sum OF s!lssi, VIE un' 81 ii
thereon ron Nov 9Th, ls'c, AT me sWxa,,s
per cent per annum for The tuul Of Nv. y IA IA
inter 1t thereon from Jan ID 1877 " Wy a.
of ~ per cent per Bnnum' ioT ,s' ., 49, W.. ~,
tsrsst thereon al the rate OF u Per esn VIZ.
annum from Feb lst 1877 for so.-, AM rsr
est thereon at the rate OF J. peT ,ha tnrtser
annum from March YIN, levl huH ~ sinuct
rum of $500 attorneys feea, ana loI - e.,.
costs Of suit. Alleged to be que up'sa .f,n5.
taip proml ,sUty note executed " sau ss r,r,i
ants shilI, to JARVIS Oonshn M1Lkstt Isl
Company At Kansas CIV MO, IVY seeord
Tor the sum OF s7ltO, bearing ineIesl 49, en-
ing TO the tenor and effect ~ ln'.n nj,
pon notes thereto attached ior lht ls dsad
each same being secured y : =, S,g,nrswtb %
OF trust or mortgaEe OF s.ep S executed ey
ID dsfendapts shill TO said jarvis Ovnn.ad
Mortgage Trust Co. which sAll h luz befors
OF trust or mortgage was ! etua, Gniy ,old
tho maturity OF said phnolpM hOto ,s5o now
ass,~noS and transferred 20 plat M WY n mS
owna and holos same; no psr1 o. n
having been paid, except INC ILL i, ~ 10
and no more ON account OF sAlu l,'shIs reun
nave tho usual statutory decree ~, sborif o.
for the sale of said premise. " ssie may W
said Cou nty that the proceeds " Sns a. Above
applied In ayment OF AiAosan nte' ssut, apdtl
and the expense OF sA eihh! uo' q haired and
peraons claiming under theul of redemp'
JnracIosed OF all clam or cquly "a lave 4
tion in said premises; lhat p,ha,,s,nt, sbil,
dcfciency Judgment agar 81 uriIs.isss beins Do
nno,n Mt The W. Coz. OF Lo' ~ taepcs
PIAZZA % SAT- NE CITY survey 80. ihenas
fast I7I feet; thence North l';s lei, thers.
West ii foet; thence touih 81 10 place Of
Meat 81 feet; thence soplh VISA
beginning, ,,, ., ,ssy over an als1
Also sperlp u ain from the nj belSs
~ ~ ~ IA n,ouises 70 2nd " est slIee"
sitnate IN salt Lake toun lat II you f.l
snd vou are hereby notlnru W. nompl slptn
o., anncsr nnd answer the sAlu Ia ~ Mi apply
ah roIrt for the relief dolpAuu'.nd iho seal
",,vi,,oss Inc Honorablo judge ~ ihe hid
""A' Of the nistrict Couil ! a. sor lhe siais
Judicial DlslriGlin nv asv OF Juue,
1srILl OF Utah thus " 9ne ihouisna
eight hnnir.91 IidiSBIG, Oah
oro N looms, Deputy gleiiasiia
MILAN KAHN, Attorney iof
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

ONCE Of the Anter Gold Mining Company.
Place Of Business, 40 South Main Street, salt
Lake City. Titan.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ ameeling of the board OF directors of
the above corporation and held at the oillce
above designated on Monday, August %, 1897,
levied on the capital stock of this corporation,
payable Saturday. September 18th. 10 A. w
Rhybould, secretary and Treasurer of this
company ut above designated once ANY
stoc, upon which this assessment may re.
main unpaid on the said 2,th day Of septem.
Der Will be delinquent and Will be advertised
for sale at public auction. and sold on Tues
day, October l2th, 1887. at 2p,m OF that day At
the above named place OF business. to pay
the delinquent assessment. together with the
cost OF advertising and expense OF ssle.
A. ". RAlBOuLD,
secty and Treasurer,
onlce l4n s. Main street (upstars).
Dated Balt Lake City. Utah. August 2,th.
1kNT
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate OF Mary Ann coult, deceased

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ undeIsgned, administrator Of the es-
r nse Of and nd" iii ueI,ons hay,ns e,sims
against the said deceased, to exhibit thsm
with the necefssry vouchers. within four
montha after the nrst publication OF this
notice, 10 the said administrator, At the ONCE
Of rederick 7. and Edward NcGu rim, at
torneys for said ndm,nistratfr, suite 400 4Ul
Atlas building. $40 west second South street.
salt Lake CITY, Utah.
JOSEPH CUULT,
Administrator of the Esta.e OF Mary Ann
Coult deceased.
lated September 20, 1897,
FREDERICK T. NCGUKRIs AND EDWARD
McGuRHIS. Attorneys and Counselors, suite
zoe. aUI AtlaB bull ding,
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WILLIAM W. MERRILL. THE ADMIN
w istrntor OF the estate of Ferdinand ID.
Morrill,. deceased. having fled his petition
herein. duly verified, praying Tor an order OF
tate of said decedeDt, for the purposes therein
set forth, u 10 therefore ordered .Sat I'll! per-
appear before the saii court on "Wednesday,
the 2tth day Of November, a. u. 1881. st . 80
O'Clock 4 m, At the court room Of said . urt.
at the County Court Holse, in the tity and
County of salt Lake, UtNh, to show cause why
an order should not be granted to the SAID ad
ministrator. TO sell so much OF the real estate
of SAID dece sed NJ private salo as shall be
necessary. and that a copy OF this OF der be
published vt least four successive weeks In
The DEsERET EVENING NEws a newspaper
printed and published IN ssid city and county.
Witness my hand this zsrd day
fsEAL.l of October, a, ID lsv7.
OGDEN HlLES. Judge.
Attest.
DAVID O. DUNBAR, Clerk.
By GEORGE 4. BLAIR, Deputy.
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FRANK HOFFMAN, attorney
NuTICI oNTRoCTORs.

Onlce of the Board OF Public Works, Room 3Oi
city Hall, salt Lake CITY. October ~. 1884,
S,EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEly.
> ed at this ofllce until o'clock p m on
saturday November IS. 1891, for the work of
first street between 30" and -" streets in
sewer District No l, of salt Lake City, Utah,
according TO plans in the City Engineers
ONCE.
Instructions TO bidders. together with speci.
heations and forms for contrnctApd bond can
no obtained upon application at the ONCE of
the Board.
The right lie reserved to reject any and all
bids
by order of tho Roard OF Public Works,
O. l.. HAINE-. Chairman.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS,


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
IN undersigned executors of the es-
tate Of John Buckle. deceased, to thu creditors
OF, and all persons having claims against the
sald deceased, 10 exhibit them with the nee
essary vouchers, within ten months after the
nrst publication of this notice to the SAID
executors at their place OF business No. ?s'
south Main street. ait Lake CITY. in the
county OF SAT- Lake, Utah
Dated september u, ISL
GEORGE GREEN buckle
Executors of Jonn buckle. deoeased
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NOTICE TO OR pIToRs.
Estate of Elizabeth Lane Hyde, decea.e

NoTIOE Is HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
IN undersgned, Executors OF the last will
and testament Of Elizabeth Lane Hyde, de-
ceased, TO the creditors of and all persons hay.
ing cl AIMS against tho said deceAsed.t0 EXHIBIT
them with the necessary vouchers, with n four
months after the nrst publ cation of this
notice. to the said execu, ors, at the on SO of
Isaac NJ. Waddeli. Mccormick hullding. Salt
Lake City, In The County of Salt Lake. Utah.
Dated October IS, 1897.
IskAU NJ. wADDELL.
CHARLES H. HYDE,
Executors OF the last will and testament of
Elizabeth Lane Hyde, deceased.
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NOTICE.,


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN undersigned will apply to tho secretary
OF the Interior for permission TO cut growing
and dead timber. red pine, white pine ana
bslsnm from the n VIZ of the n VIZ Of sec.
ton 81, Up. II n, range h. and from the w
4 of the W.. of ectlon 7. Up. IAN, range
L. salt Lake Meridian, U s. survey for Utah.
and in Cache comfy. Utah, and being non
mineral public lands. for the purpose OF sup
plying the settlers of Cache county with build
ing materials with which TO improve their
CROwTHER BROS,
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STOCKHOLDERS, MEEIIka.

NIOTICE is HEtEBY GIVEN THAT
N Gp elEl meeting OF the s,ockho ders Of
the Aurora Mining and Milling Company Will
he ueld o. the onlce u said company. No Is
north yam street. on Friday November l2tb,
isgI, for the purpose OF considering the follow.
Ing Amendment 10 the articles OF incorporn.
uon: That the capital stock OF SAD company
thal 10 ut.e,sable," and any other husino 8
that may lega ly come before said meeting
JOHN WELLS, Secretary.
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L. Piatts, defendant.
VOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO APP
IL pear in an acton brought ag ainst you by
the above.nAmed plaintiff IN the District Court
OF the bird Judicial d district II the state of
Utah and to answer the complaint filed there.
In within ten days exclusive OF the day Of ser.
vice. after the service on you Of this summons
If served within this coun y; OF. II served out
of this county but in this district wnhiu
twenty days otherwise within forty days-or
judgment by default Will TO takou against you.
according 80 tho PRAYER of said complaint
The said action Is brought to have decree
OF this Court, dissolyiug the bonds OF matri-
mony existing between the plaintiff and dc.
PENDANT; thai the custody of the minor ohilu,
Margleret, TO awarded TO the plaintiff. aud
for general relief. The above relief prayed
for ON the ground that defendant for more
than ono year last past has wilfully neg eoted
to provide or plaintiff the common nccessar.
les OF life having the ability so to do.
And you are hereby notified that II you fail
to appear and answer the said complaint as
above required, the said plaintiH will ap
ply to the Court for the relief demanded there.
in.
Witness. Tho Honorable judges and the
seal Of the District Court of the
Third judicial District. in and for
tkEAL.l the state OF Utah. this 9th day Of
September, In the year of orr ord
one thousand eight hundred and
ninety seven.
DAVID q. DUNBAR, Clerk,
By u. ii. HOGAN, Deputy Clerk
ii. LEWIS. Attorney, 2ls Main st.
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How to Mako pato Broad.

To half pint of very light white
-four sponge add tablespoonful of
brown sugar and enough whole wheat
-four to make very stiff batter, Stir
into this cupful of stoned dates, turn
into II CREASED bread pan and when light
bake for al hour in moderate oven.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN 'rancis Armstrong. Admin'strator of
the Estate OF Harriet H. Saunders Kimball,
deceeseu has rendered for settlement and
flied In said Court. the report aud final Rcconut
Of his admin siration of SAID estate ami pc.
tilion fer ina distribution OF the residue of
sad estate among the versions EMIT ed there
to. and that Saturday, tn 6 h dAy day OF Nov.
ember. A ID. 1897. at q:lO O'Clock n. IN, ut the
Court Room of said Court IN the County Court
House, alt Lake City and County. Utah. has
been duly appointed Wy tho Judge 81 said
Court, for the settlement of said acc cunt 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
IN ade us prayed for
Dated october 18th, 1897.
DAVID U. DUNBAR, CLERK
by ALBERT SPENCER, Deputy Clerk
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In the District Court Probate Division Third
Judicial District, In and for salt Lake
Comfy, state 81 Utah


Order to show cause why order OF sale of real
eeta should NOS be made
IoHN o GRAHAM. JOSEPH H. PECK
- and Everett Peck, the executors of the
estate OF Martin fecs, deceased, having
MED their petition herein, daily vcr ord. pray:
ing for An oruor of sale OF q portion Ut the real
estate of sni ID deceden'. for the purposes
therein set forth 1t Ia therefore ordered that
all persons interos ed IN the estate of said de-
ceased. appear before tho sad Court on
Wednesday The Tenth day OF November, A.
=. 1881. at e.3i O'Clock u m, Al the Court
Room OF SAID Court OF the County Court
House. in the t'iiy and County Of salt Lake.
Utah. TO how cause why an order should not
be granted to the aia adm nlstrator, to sell so
much OF the real estate Of SAID deceived at
public or private sale No shall be necessary,
and that copy of this order be published at
lesst four successive weeks IN the DfeERLT
publishei in said rl aud county,
Mitness my hand this II day of october
a D. lsT. OGDEN II LES, Judge.
Attest;
[srAL.1 DAVID @ DUNBAR, ClerG
By GEo BLAIR, Deputy CLERK,
J., Hooru Attorney nj Law, Provo, Utah.
Attorney for Executors