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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-25
How 20 Avoid SKIN pi.nascs.

The latest ana most popular remedy
for skin difficulties is a thorough course
in fruit diet.
Two oranges, ice cold and juicy, are
eaten every morning before breakfast,
and often the breakfast consists only Of
bowl Of some delicate cereal, a banana
and dish Of berries Half lemon
is served as the first course Of the lunch
con and is followed by a chop or an egg,
another banana, sliced pineapple or
small fruits Dinner is begun with half
a grape fruit and ended with grapes,
peaches or melons, according to the sen
son, and oranges, ice cold again, arc eat
en- before retiring.
A fruit diet is especially wholesome
and appetizing during the early spring
months, when lemon sherbet should TO
used as a substitute for water as often
as agreeable to quench the thirst.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-25
How to nalv Apple cream Cato.

One scnnt cup sugar. quarter cup
butter, soft bat not melted, yolks Of
two eggs, beat all together to Il foam,
add half cup sweat milk, one teaspoon
ful extract lemon, one heaping cup
flour, one teaspoon baking powder. Stir
thoroughly, grease two round jelly tins
with fresh lard, sprinkle lightly with
flour, put dough in two layers, bake in
moderate oven. Filling-The whites Of
two eggs beaten very stiff, one heaping
cup sugar, beat in one common sized
tart apple grated, one teaspoon extract
lemon, stir all together. When tho cake
is cold spread with filling as for any
lnvnr rnkn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-25

Short haired furs, such us sealskins
and ermipe, are best cleaned with soft
flannel. The fur should be rubbed deli
cately against the grain until it has all
been thoroughly lifted and reversed.
Then dip the flannel into common flour
and rub lightly any spots that look dark
or dirty. Shake the iur well and rub
with q clean flannel until the -four is all
removed.
Sable, chincbilla, squirrel and mon
key skin may be beautifully cleansed
with hot bran. Heat small quantity
Of bran meal in the oven. Rub it we'll
into the fur. Allow it to remain for a
few moments before shaking it out,
Warm cornmeal will freshen mink
fur, The white angora and "baby
lamb, worn by children, may also be
cleaned by rubbing with clear flour
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-25

An excellent food for an invalid who
has grown tirod Of beef juice and beef
tea is a beef jelly. Cut pound Of the
lean Of beef as for beef tea aud cover it
with pint Of cold water. Pour into
double boiler and stand aside half an
hour then put over the fire ana heat to
the boiling point and simmer half an
hour, skim the surface to remove any
particles Of grease, Soak ono-third Of
box of gelatin in . tablospoonfuls of
cold water ard pour the hot broth over
it. Season to taste with salt and pour
into small cups to harden. Do not strain
the broth, though a clearer looking jelly
will be the 'esult, ts part Of the nutri-
ment is taken out by straining.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

by GEO. II. BLAIR. Deputy ciel
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sssE ssmeNT NOTICE.

ofice OF the Antler Gold Mining Company.
Place OF Business, 40 South Main Street. salt
Lake City. Utah.
NoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
IN ameellng of the board OF directors of
the above corporation and held at the onlce
above designated on Monday, August %, 1887,
an assessment OF one mil ~ per share was
levied on the capital stock OF this corporation.
payable Saturday. September 25th. 10 A. W
Raybould, secretary and Treasurer OF this
COMPANY ut above designated office ANY
stoci upon which this assessment may re-
main unpaid ON the said 2bth day of septem-
Der Will be delinquent and Will he advertised
for sale at public auction. and sold on Tues.
day, October l2th, 1881. at = pm OF that day at
the above named place OF business. 10 pay
the delinquent assessment, together with the
cost OF advertising and expense Of sale.
a. ", RAY HOuLD,
secty ami Treasurer,
ONCE 10 ;. Main street. tuptt4iTsl.
Dated salt Lake City, utah, August 18th
1Ey1
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SALT L,Ks CRY uth. october Attn 1871
NrorlCE Il uIRtBY GIVEN THAT THE
Nv upsersIened viii receive bide az we
once OF the ecreiAry OF sts.e. Ss ~ !. n,
iiy, tab until ~ O'Clock noon, ui wv "" W.
day uf News nber. lsf Tor publishing nnd
bincinE the ,rocs educ Of the utnh JSn, ~ !,
tuuonai Convention, toeoruhnce WIN ny
organizations In the onlce OF lhe undersikpoI,'
hids to be at erate per ptge Tor mater,n,
setting t,pe and pre- Vors in priotnk Ss,u W.
proceedings, and at the fste per NV 2 ~, 10
tach BIO must be accom- PAM d by acerllao1 a
CHECK equai to ter per cen o. he amount OF
award OF tho coptrf et TO hun the b oder WI
tauhtu ly ana promp,Y cxccu'e y goon ana
sunlcicnt bond. payable % me 1hlteu sta la,,
OF Afntriia with Two fureIes o DC hIp. oNsu
by the undersigned crud'uonod for the faith
fui porfotmarc of the contract The right Is
reservoi 10 reject any and AL Ulus
Special Disturbing Agent for the Treasury
Department
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NJ, T,ce TO coNTs oroRs.

C,FALEp PROPOSALS. FOR IMPROVE
- ments to he sRli Like uniy lpnrmary
will be received al The Coun Clerks ofilce
uptu " NJ, on Tie 26ih DAY Oi Oci ober. 1891
for the following work Excavation, Mason
" orE, Cut tone work Concrete Floors.
Lsihing and iiasiering, Carpenter work;
PalntInR, Finishinr Har ware, oHstructiOnal
Iron and steel WORK, beatlng and Ven llatlng
fieotric y iring and In anu Galynnzsd IrOn
WORE and Plumbing, III ns and peelh az ons
san b seen at the afcn tofts unice, S
Dallas, ~ south Let Wsst 1.
The County Commissioner reserve the right
TO reject any and ali proposals..
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VoU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO A.
Il ponr IN an ncuon brought Again,.ln
by The above. named plaintiff 10 he D,i,i
Court OF the Tnnd Judicial district OF ,hssaa
OF Utah and 10 answer the complaint fsi
therein within ten days (CxGlusiyG OF ihe diJ
Of soryicc) after the serves on you Of III,
suminors-if served within this county, q, Il
served out OF this county. but IN tIs diHie.,
within twenty DAYS; Otherwise within oty
days or Judgment by default will 10 ulti
against you, according to tho prayer Of ,ia
complaint
OF this court appointing guardian id lien
for defendant, Joseph T. Flanagan, VIC q
non eompos menus; to have judgment agsni.
the defendants. Flanagan, Tor the tum oil.1
principal and interest thereon AZ tue raIe q
per cent per month from December !, ~
Tor 81 81 taxes with interest ~ per eontTei
arnum from April II, isg7i for slly attorneys
fers anu Tor costs Of suit ialleged 10 cue epea
q certain promitsorynOtc,G executed W shll de
PENDANTS, Flanagan, 10 tne =. y, 'Cneluet y
agent for tho plaintiff at salt Lake Clly, Deo,
ith. isgs, for the tum Of III. Tearing inltfe'i
At l per cent per month, came leluE seeaIeaN
u mortgage oil even date thefoNIh or lttl'h"
hereinafter described. executed ny th1 ueltl D.
ants, flanagan, to pl1inlu, sno i n9A ll'
legal owner anu holder OF sald nsle shu uol
gGge that no part Of sand note mas 0een Pig
exc ut the sum OF SG3 gu the interest, lulsoa
April q, ss5 painiih rGlH on tAl pit,ui',hn -,
delinquent taxes the sum q ~ Whtl Az
not been paid by said defendants 70 nave "
usual statutory decree OF Ilii court lof %,
foreclosure Of taid mortgage sed the w y
said premises; Tint proceeds OF ssll 'ns =
applied IN payments OF amounts cue ~ Aov,s
and that defendants snd all persons clalIH
under them 10 barred ahd toIeelosel ~ y, :,
claim Of equity ofiedemptioh therein, anoM
Other relief SAID premises beng deicflOs''
follows; = Va, A
the = " /, Of Sec n, Il. ! S. Of H. ". 81 "
Lske Mer, thence W. 90 rods, !hea1e ~ %, Z
rods, thence +. 90 rods, thence y, ~ ~.
plsee OF beginning, containing 10 ser, q
land, being situate in tall Lake coq.v IN I'D M
And you are hereby notified !hat u I Nv
ai,ove REQUIRED, the said plaintiff VIII applU
ia Conf for the relief demanded iheinm
Witnc.s. Tho Iionors bic Judges sua lh Ts'.s
Of The District Court OF ths IA =,
Judicial District IN snd W
tsrAL) state of ulhh this gtin W
Anil, In the wear Of our Loie y. ~
thousand eight hundred ana nih's
DAVID 0. DUNBAR, oGl
pv GEO. ID, LOOMS, Deputy Olers.
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How to Keen n Cat Mt Homo.

Clipping out the hairs in the interior
of the ears will keep cat Mt home.
The hairs serve to keep ont the dew and
wet that fall from the plants. When the
hairs are removed, the cat will stay at
home until they grow again rather than
be troubled with the water in her ears.
A more certain method, but one which
few wonld adopt. is to cut OFT her ears.
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How tho Expression 'sro BE Hauled over
the Goals" Originated.

The corruption of this saying seems
to be called over" instead of "hauled
over" 1t means as used nowadays to
take person to task for shortcomings,
to scold him. Jameson takes the prov
CRIB to refor 10 the old custom Of max
ing the accused walk over burning EN-.
bers, but it more probably originated
in a more dofensible medieval practice.
Whenever king or baron wanted mon
ey he tortured the unhappy Jews un-
til they either made the loan desired or
revealed the locality of their treasure.
A common method was to haul them
over the Goals OF slow fire. The ex-
preston to give one roasting"
probably comes from tine same source.
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NOTICE.


NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN undersigned VIII apply TO the secretary
OF the lAtorlor for permission to cut growing
and dead timber red pine, white pine and
baisam from the W. OF the y WI OF sec.
ton 81, Up u n, range b, and from the w
4 OF the ) VIZ of ectlon Z, Up. IAN, range
L. salt Lake Aeridian, U :. survey for Utah
and In Csche county, Utah. and being non
mineral public lands, for the purpose Of sup.
plying the settlers OF Cache county with bulli-
ing materials with which 10 I'M rove their
homesteads and farms.
CRDWTUFR RROS
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
IN sp clal meeting OF the stockholders of
the Aurora Mining aud Milling Company will
be neld a. the ofiice of said company. 40 IS
north Nam street. on Friday. November l2tb,
lsg7, for the purpose OF considering The follow
ing Amendment 10 the articles OF incospora.
ton: That the capital stock OF said company
shall TO sssessabie," and any other bzStAe, 5
that may legally come before said meeting
JOHN WELLS, Secretary.
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NOTICE. TO CR3 DiTOEs.


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ undersigned administrator OF the es-
tate OF Mary Ann Coult, deceased, to tho
creditors OF. aud III persons having Claims
against the said deceased, TO exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers. within four
months after the first publication OF this
notice, 10 the said administrator, at the ONCE
OF reder ct I. aud Edward MGGu rim, at
torneys Tor said adminiitrat T, tuite 400 sll
Atlas building, M-tn west eeond south street.
salt Lake City, Utah,
JOSEPH q ULT,
Administrator OF the Estate OF Mary Ann
toult deCeased.
Rted september 20, 1897
Fl EDER OK a. MCGURris AND EpwARD
NCGuRsIS, Attorneys and rounseiors, suite
iuU.sUl Allas bui ding
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NOTICE TO CIR. DiToRs.


FbtAle OF ETHADeEh Lane Hyde, deceased.
NoTICE is HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
IN undersigned, txecuto,s OF the iast Will
and testament Of Elizabeth Lane Hyde, dc
ceased, to tho creditors OF and alt persons haV.
ing CT AIMS ~ ainst tho said deccAsed.to exhibit
them with the necessary Vouchers. with n four
months after the nrsL publ cation ot This
notice. to the said eNecn ers. at the OIL, OF
Isaac NJ. Nnddell. Mccormick building Salt
Lake City, 10 the County OF SAT- Lake Utah.
Dated october 10, isaT
Is AZ NJ. wAppELL,
CHARLES II HYDE,
Executors of The last will and testament of
kllzAbeth Lane HYDE. deceased.
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tiers with Eower designs, but try to
have them all different, Work these de-
signs solidly in the natural shades with
the same material with which tho edges
were finished
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NoI.uE TO oRsplIoRs.


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
IN undcrsigned Executors, of the last
wi and testament OF ilisabeth Bro horton
Pratt deceased to the creditors of, and ali
persons having claims az mat the said do
ceased. to exhibit them wilh :he necessary
vouchers, within four months after the lrst
public ton of thia notice, to the said ESecu.
iors, at the law ofre OF Moyle. Zane 4 COST.
gan, Rooms II. Deseret National Bank build
ing. Salt Lake City, III the County OF Salt Lake
Ulah
JOHN A. SILVER,
Y. NJ. BlshOP,
Executors of tho last viii and teEtamcnt OF
Eiizaheth Brotherton Pratt. deceased.
Moyle, Zane a Costlgen Attorneys Tor Exc
cutors.
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NOTICE. TO oKrplIoas.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
N undersigned oNecu ors of the e,-
tate of John Buckle. deceased, to IN" creditors
OF, and all persons hnying CLAIMS against the
said decehsed. 10 exhibit them with the nee
essary vouchers within ten M nths after the
frat publication of this notice 10 the said
execntors at their place of business No. e3i
south Nam street. ait Lake CITY. In the
county OF Sat Lake. Ulsh
Dated eptembcr II, lssi
GEORGE GREEN BUCKLE,
Executors of Jonn Buckle, deceased
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How to Tighten the BrIstIes In Tooth
brush.

Every one has been annoyed at some
time with the hristlcs Of the ordinary
toothbrush falling ont in the mouth
while one is cleansing the teeth. This
may be remedied if care is taken when
purchasing a new brush It should be
at once set, brush end down in cup
Of water and lett there for an hour--no.
more time than that, but az much. Aft
err this there will be very little bother
from this cause.
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MISS PARLoAIs ADVICE.
How to Cloan Carpets and Rugs and ro,-
ish Furniture.

How TO Clean Carpets and Rugs and Fc'-
ish Furniture.
Bits Of soft, wet paper or damp bran
strewn over carpet arc the best dust
collectors " hen sweeping, and one 81
tho first things 10 remember is always
t. sweep carpet with tho pile, not
aRGin1s it, and have small pointed
broom to ieTeet out the dust hidden in
tho cracks aud corners. After sweeping
a room u long handled broom covered
with cotton flannel bag should he used
upon the ceiling aud walls, using a
downward stroke upon the latter. After
the sweeping freshen the carpet by wip-
ing with cloth wrung from ammonia
and water IN proportion Of two table
spooniuls OF household ammonia to four
quarts of water Rugs must be shaken
first and then spread face down and
beaten with rattan, then turned and
brushed, or, If one has no place to
spread them, then hang over line
wrong side out and beat
There is an art in the manner Of win
dow washing Dust The windows thor
oughly before washing them with a
woolen cloth and touid water, and the
best polishor for window glass is soft or
cruinplod newspapers, and use wooden
skewer to get into the corners.
Furc white CASTLE soap should be used
for the washing CT paints, marks and
stains being erased by the aid of very
fine pumice stone.
a compound fer cleaning floors, tiles
furniture and many things is composed
OF 4 ounces Of soap and a pound of bees
wax. Cut fine and Iut in quarts Q
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VoU ARE HEREbY REQUIRED TO APP
l. pear In an acton brought against you by
the above named plaintiff n the District Court
OF the hrd judicial ID strict u the state of
Utah and to answer the complaint filed there
in within ten days exclusive of the day Of ser.
vice. after Tho service on you OF this summons
III served within this coun y or. II terv0d out
of this county but In this district wuhiu
twenty days otherwise within forty days-or
judgment ~ default Will TO Ia on agaipstyou,
according % the PRAYER OF said compliant
The said action "a hrought to have a decree
OF this Court dissolving the bonds OF matrI-
mony existing between the plaintiff and de.
PENDANT; that the CUSTODY OF the minor ehild.
AArgueret, o awar1 ed to the plA milf. and
for general rciief The above relef prayed
for on the ground that defendant for more
than one yeSr last pact has wilfully neg ected
to provide or plaintiff the common nccessAr-
les of life. having the ability so to do.
And you are hereby nstided thati you fall
to tppenr and answer the said complaint rs
above required, the said Ilaintff viii APP.
ply TO the Court for the relief demanded there
in.
Witness, The Honorable Judges and tho
seal of the DlstriSt Court Of the
Third judicial District, in and for
ItEALl the state of Utah this An day OF
september, In the year of our ord
one thousand eight hundred and
ninety seven.
DAVID O. DUN BAR, Clerk,
by NJ. NJ. IiGGAN. Deputy Clerk
ii. LEWIS. Attorney. as Main st.
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water, put over the fire and frequently
stir until it is all dissolved Then add
ounces Of sal soda and take from the
FIRE at once. Stir constantly until
the mixture is cool. This may be kept
in u covered jar and used when needed.
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esrRAY FOUND uTIos.

nNE BAY Honsl AHoUr5YEARs OH.
" let car crooked.
II ihe hbova describod animal is not clain cd
and tAt on away on or lcfor0 uefdny, % day
of October, ts17 he Will be old at CITY estfay
pound at p m.
JOHN o. MAlTuX,
ionn keeper
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hsalssME Il NOTICE


NOTICE IS HEREBY GlvEN THAT AT
~ meeting OF tho Board OF Directors,
held on tine 2sth ray OF august. 1871, an as
scssment Of 81 N per shave VIA levied on the
eapltal slofk OF the corporation payable 10
the secretary on or DO ore the Nth day OF
Utah
any stock upon which this assessment may
remain unphi1 on sad 9Th day o. October,
1891. witt be Delinquent and advertised for sale
at public auction, and unless payment is made
before, VIII he soil ou the LIN d y OF Sovem
ber, 1877, AT Va o'clock noon. Mt tho south door
OF tho Weber County Court House. IN saih
ogden City. 10 pay The delinquent assessment.
together with cost OF advertising and expenses
OF sale. j. q. NYE,
Secretary.
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LEGAL. koIloE.
In the District Court. lrobats Divlsien, Third
Judicial District, In ana for Salt Lake
County. ftale OF Utah
In the matter OF the Estate of Lucy 8. Cottl,
deceased.

DURsUANT TO AN ORDER OF SAID
A court IN snid matter, notice is hereby
given that Saturday. the llh day o
August a. u. 1897, al 10 O'Clock a M,
at the County Court House 10 eAIt Lake City,
Utah In the court room OF said court, has been
appointed the time and place for the herring
OF a petition of Harry b. Cottle. praying for the
admission To probate u certain document
herewith presented. purporling 10 be the last
VIII anu Testament OF Lucy Z. ottle deceased,
when and where all persons interested may APP
pear and oppose tho probate OF sstd wall. ortho
granting of letters iestamentsry to Harry 4.
Cottle as prayed for In said petition.
In witness whereof, have horeunto set my
hand and AIMED the seal OF said court, this3rd
day OF August, lsg7
HEAL.) DAVID G. DUNBAR.
Clerk.
by GEO, Y. BLAIR, Deputy JlcrN,
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NOTICE OF sT0cKH d DtRs' MEET
ING

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN regular annual meeting of the stock
holders OF the Gold Dust Mining 20. will he
held al the cOmpany's oflce In bait Lake City,
Utah. the 9Th day OF sovsmber. 1891, at 2
O'Clock p N. u, NJ. HAhhAN,
President.
Dated. salt Lake City, October 0, 1891
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In the Matter of tn, Eetnte of Harriet III
saunders kImbaii. deceased.

NOTICE is HERriY GIVEN THAT
~ ranois Armstrong, Admin slrstor OF
the Estate OF Harriet "A. saundcrs kimball,
deceased, has rendered for settlement and
Med IN SAID Court. the report ana ia account
Of his admin strat,ou OF snid estate und pc
ttuon Tor hpRl distribution OF the residue Of
sac estate airong the eraOrH emit ed there
to. and tnnt Saturday. tbs @ h DAY day of Nov.
cmber. ID. 1881, At 800 o'cioc. a. M. ut the
Court Room of sald Court, Ia the County Court
House, alt Lake City and County. Utah, hs
been duly appointed by tho Judge ~ sad
Court, for the tettlement of said acc omit and
hearing ssid petition Tor distribution, at VIII CHI
time and place any person Interested IN said
estate may appear and show cause, II any
there he, why sad account should not be
settled and approved and 1nal distribution
made rs prayedfoT
Dated october 18th. 1897
DAVID @ DUNBAR. Clerk.
by AiDkRr kPkNCLn, Deputy Clerk.
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NOTICE.

GPECfAL STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
- of the Echo Land stock Co will be heid
at their Office with Spencer Clawson \ Co,
Ice Broadway. Saturday November 9th. lsg7
for the election of oGlcers snd such other
business as shall come before 1t.
SPENCER CLAWsO Woo Prest
II. B. CLAWsoS, JR, sec'T aud Treas.
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In the Matter of the Estate OF John s. Davis
deceased

In the Matter of the Estate of John :. Davis.
deceased
HN READING AND FILING THr PETl
~ ton OF tlztbeih DAVIS, eNecutrix OF the
ihst VIII and tesIRment Of John LAWS. dc
ceHsed. Eotung forth facts aud showing that
SAID estate H. free from debts and m readiness
for nal settlement and praying for decree
OF di-tribnton TO he made OF tho property of
SAID estate as directed by thu said eil ana
Testament of said deceased and for the hnal
discharge nt sad cNecutr X.
1t is Ordered that al persons Interested H.
the estate OF tho said john paws, deccHsed
be and appear Def re the said court ut tho
court TOom thereof IN the city ana touuly
Hulding sHlI Lake City. utsh. on SATURDAY
the 9Th day of November 1887, NJ ten O'Clock
a IN then anh there 10 chow cause why
decree Of ii tnbuu should not DO MADE 81
the properly of eAtd estate among tn deyiaers
IN Rcet rdaner with law aud The proyis ons OF
ssid Will ard for the nnal discharge OF sail
Uxecutri1.
order be pub ished IN the daily issue Of mo
urscret tyeni NcwF uewspaper pub ished
N the city md County - AltL6ke, Utah for
least tcu d,ys before tue sal 9Th day OF
November, 1901
Dated ln,s 18th day OF October. A. d. 1891.
OGDEN HILss. Judge.
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City and County OF sait Lake.
1, DAVID 70 cry. City Recorder OF salt
Lake NY. tate OF Utah do hereby certify
that the ABOVE and + regoing is a full, true
and correct copy OF an ordinance entitled
elective officers OF SALT Lahe CITY, aud abol.
i,hing the ofice OF Captain OF Police and tho
position of Mayors clerk passed by the
City Council Of said city, September lith,
1897. returned to said Council with the dieap.
prevail OF the mayor on cptember LIST. 1877
and passed notwit hstanding the objections
of the m syor thereto on said last named date,
wo-thrds of all tho me MIXERS of the City
Council voting In the affirmative, as appears
OF record in my ONCE
In witness where u have hereunto set my
hand aud afiixef the corporate seal OF Said
city this the 18th Day of september, A, ID.
DAVID s. EMERY,
Il, 2aO Ciy Recorder.