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The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1897-05-21

Quite a number of our citizens are in
Montpelier this week attending the an
nual session Of the Grand Encamp-
ment, Grand Lodge, and Rebekah
Assembly, [. o. o. F.
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FOR SALE
AT LAKE MOREY
FAIRLEE, VT......
~-zz
The GLEN FALLS
SUMMER HOTEL.

The following property is offered for sale at cash
price that will certainly
PAY TEN PER CENT INTEREST
on the investment.
The Glen Falls Hotel containing thirty rooms is
situated in the best location the banks of the beau
tiful Lake Morey Also passenger steamer-boat
house for same-large picnic barge, row boats etc.,
and about seventy acres of land which would give
control of the shore around the Hotel and includes the
fine Picnic Grove, and the picturesque Glen Falls.
Tb;c Dporon+u will be sold at a BARGAIN. 1t will
lnlO rIUp6rl pay hadsome rate of interest on the
investment Ii is a good investment for Banks
or persons handling trust funds.
The Boston & R r. will advertise Morey Lake
summer resort this season, which bring tourists to
this beautiful Lake.
For fun particulars address
E. II. HOUCHTON,
OXFORD, N. H.
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It Makes Health Catching.

Robert G. Ingersoll was once uttering his
well-known peculiar notions in company and
alleging mistakes in the ordering of this world,
when a minister present asked the colonel to
narHe one mistake that he would have changed.
The reply was, 81 would have made health catch
ing instead of disease"
No on ca" deny that this would have been a
most desirable change-and it is one that within
the limits of each human body CLOVERILLA
makes possible today; for instead of vitlated
current constantly conveying the poisonous touch
of disease and death throughout the body, the
blood now cleansed, enriched and renewed by
carries with every heart-throb a
wave of healing and life to every sensitive
tissue OF flesh and nerve IN the system-and thus
MAKES HEALTH CATCHING to every part of
the body.
1t was grand idea, even though it ag
nosuc, Sand many a one-tre suffer is thankful
today that he has learned its glorious achievement
in CLOVERILLA.
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Mrs. NJ. W. Chamberlin is visiting
friends in Troy and Albany, n. Y.
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D. A. VS.. K. u. A.

The gate receipts-six dollars and
some odd cents-hardly suggested a
crowd" at the ball game Monday,
those attending however were much
interested in the results, for a close
game had been anticipated. The X.
U. A. team played good ball but they
were clearly inferior to their oppo-
nents from start to finish, their hitting
was light but their work in the field
was without criticism, and errors may
have accounted for their low score.
The Dow Academy team won the
game by score of 12 to in seven in
nings, their playing was good all
around, every man seemed perfectly
fitted for his place, and errors were
few. The team is good one and as
yet has not lost game this season. A
general summing up of the game is as
follows: ....
Time 1h. som; hits D. A. 10, K. U. A. 12;
earned runs d. A. /, K. L. A. 0; two base
hits Stratton d. A. l. three base hits Bas-
kin X. y. A. 1 !; double plays d. A. Ken
dali, Callahan, Hartman, K. u. A. Cum
mings (unassisteD; base on balls off Ken
dali ID. A. l., Frazier d. A. 9; Baskin K.
U. A 2; errors d. A. 5, K. Z. A. 8; nm
pires McElwain K. U. A., Taylor and
Webster D. A. Score by innings:
1 9 3 ) 6 u
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T.. 7. BROW

R. G. BROCK: 4.
Water Tubs and Tanks of all Kinds
For wndmils Cider Mills Creameries and Farm Yards.
WELLS RIVER
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Loyal Legion of Vermont.

The annual meeting of the comman-
derry of the Loyal Legion for the state
of Vermont was held at Burlington,
Tuesday, May H. The following of
ficers were elected for the year ensu-
ing: Commander, Maj. j. /. Barstow,
Senior Vice, Brevet Maj.
A. B. Valentine, Bennington; Junior
Vice, Capt, Frank Kenfeld, Morris
Vile; Recorder, First Lieut.. VIM. l..
Burlington; Registrar.
Capt. Robert B. Arms, Burlingtol1;,
Brevet Maj. G. S. Blodgett,
Burklgton; Chancellor, Capt Henry
O. Wheeler, Burlington; Chaplain,
John r.. Goodrich, Burlington; Coun-
Gil, &Iapt. F. D, Butterfeld, Derby
Liz RCapt. S. e. Burnham, Rutland,
Cal - S. n. Kelley, West Salisbury,
Coli Dudley X. Andross, Bradford,
1t. TIT. Cushmaf, Bennington. Af-
ter the business meeting the members
satydown to banquet at the Van Ness
II use, and enjoyed a few hours in lis
tt .ag to short speeches and stories.
CEFC Guy Howard U. S. a.. read a
paper on the revolution in Cuba, and
Gen. O. O. Howard gave a fine address.
Resolutions on the death of Major
Horace X. Ide of st. JOhnsbury were
read and ordered spread ON the rec
ords and copy to be sent the family.
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The opportunity is coming nearer,
Sousa's band is to give a concert at st.
Johnsbury, Monday evening, May 81.
This will be an exceptionally good
chance for those who so desire to hear
the best concert band in the country
at reasonably low figure, as we un-
derstand that arrangements are being
made with the railroads for reduced
rates, the trains run very conveniently
for people from this direction. No
doubt this will be the finest concert of
the season and the Band itself is suf-
fcient recommendation for your at
tendance.
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Died in Bradford, April %, Sibbie d.
Gilbert, aged seven years. She was a
very lovely girl of sweet and amiable
disposition, and remarkable for matu-
rity of mind for one so young. 1t
seemed to be impressed on her mind
from the first that she would die.
While she prayed God would spare her
little life for her mothers sake, yet she
said it was all right. So died this in
teresting little girl; though so young,
her loss was great. not only to her dear
parents and brother and sister, but
the community as we'll.
Mr.. and Mrs Gilbert thank the many
kind friends who assisted them in the
time of their bereavement.
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HEdDaCHE,

MANY times we near young and middle aged
people say that they have long and continued
headaches The trouble becomes SO bad that they
are Obliged to give up work and seek medical ad-
vice. Doctor, not always thinking the trouble
arises from the eye will treat them tor nervous and
stomach trouble ETC., when the whole trouble
arises from imperfect vision. Correct all errors OF
refraction that may exist and health will improve
and headache cease.
FLINT OPTICAL CO., Sc Spaslding ST.,
BARRE, VT.
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l. D. PRESCOTT,

LIVERY STABLE, formerly Hartweiis +ai 81 Doe Bros
Single and double teams let s rcaeonable rates
BRADFORD
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Do you Know what ar
emulsion isl" 1t is when
each drop of the oil is broken
up into minute drops, so small
you can hardly see them with
the microscope; SO minute
that they pass at once through
the tissues into the circula-
ton. Scott'S Emulsion does
not disturb digestion, is not
unpleasant to take, and does
not fail to do its work be-
cause digestion can deal with
it at once. You may be able
to disguise the taste of raw
oil and get it past the palate.
You can't cheat your stomach
with it. SCOTT q c R9%Sl' New Yo,.
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called by her first maine "a distinctive
mark Of young womanhoodl much sooner
than she otherwise would She IL forced
to abdicntc SO TO speak, before she is ready
to resign the pleasant familiarity which
makes her feel ns ~ she still belonged 20
the younger set. She ia no longer Polly Ct
Molly to her intimatcs. 1t is her daughter
who is Polly Brown She becomes Mrs.
Brown md Is rolegnted to the ranks Of tho
old women As for the minor annoyance,
the best clothes marked with the same in
itials which the housemnid assumes, as a
matter Of course, TO belong to the younger
and faircr, etc, their name is legion
New York Tribune
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Mary MeIkie, PininnG. vs.. Henry A warirg,
Defend ut
The state of Utah sends greeting 10 Henry A.
Wnring defendant;
VoU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO hP.
l. pear in an act on brought against you by
the abOve.ngmed plaintiff in the istrict Court
OF the bird Judicial Disuict Of the tate OF
Utah, and TO answer the complaint q led there.
IN within ten days exclusive OF the day OF
service) after the service Gu YOU of thu sum
ss 81 3D., wi,nrs ms county, or =
within twenty days; otherwise within forty
dnys-or judgment by default Will be taken
against you. according to the prayer of SAID
comDisint.
The said action is brought 10 have judgment
against defendant for the sun of s2,bUt princi
pal, aud interest thereon from february 9TH,
1871. at II per cent per nnnuIn until paid, both
before and after judgment; foI $3.50 attorney
fees, and for cost of suit Alleged TO be due
upon certain pronisgOrv note executed by
saId defendant 20 plaintiff at stlt axe City
Utah. November 1851 IN saii sum OF s2,5OO
bearing Interest at II per cent psr annum !;
same ing secured by mortgage OF even
date herewith on premises hereinafter de.
BrTbed executed by said defendant to pla N
tiH no psrt Of said note having been pa, ID
except the interest to obituary Ath, 1877. and
inc same is now due and owing with interest
as above; to have the utual statutory derreG
OF this court for the foreclosure OF sal mort
gage and the sale of said premises, Noindginp
that prOceeus OF said sale he app ied N psy-
ment OF amount dun plaintiff, including nttor'
ncy fces ana tohtr, lnht ue1eHuhnt anu al
persons claiming under him bo barred and
! iurgc' osed OF All claim or equity of redemp
I lion In said promises; thRt plaintiff have 4
! dsnriency Judgment against said defendant
! W ring, and for other relief. eRd promlsal
being described as follows, to wit Part of o
| 3, ulo X ~, plat a. salt Lake CITY survey
/ commencing ut the northwest corner OF sale
| lot A., and running thence eHtt 9rods. thence
/ north rods, west rods; suuth rods t.
| place of beginning situate In Salt Lake i'll
| and County utah. 10 have receiver np
| poIntpd by This court to take CharEG of snit
| premhes pending the final DETERMINATION Of
| thih acton, with the usual powers
| And v are hereby notified that II you fai
| to nppear and answer the taid comp amt al
| above rrqu red, the SAID plaintiff vii, apply Il
| the court for relief demanded therein.
| Witness m honorable judges. aud tn sea
of the District Court OF the Thir
judicial District In ard for tn,
lsEAI-l state OF Utah. biz srd day OF 80
vember, in the year of our Lord OFT
thousand eight hundred and ninty
seven
DAVID c. DUNBAR Clerk.
nyM VI. lIGGAs, Deputy Clsr,,
fnAsK rlENCE Attorney for Plaintiff
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tslRAY I1UND UTIC !.

nNE BAY MAPE AZ UT : YEA OLD;
~ star in forshe II. hind feet white white
on nose; bay rolt following.
one bay more about years OH right hind
feot white. looks ike X or left thigh. tlar
and white on nose
one dark hay mare about 0 years old star
and white on nose,
one bay mare shout years old looks iis Q
o on left thigh.
one bay horse about years old; hind leRs
white and nose,
One yellow horse about yeArs old.
ne ny mare about years old; star in
forehead.
no iron gray horse about years old.
one b lck marc ABOUT o wears old; whIte
face.
4 the above described ANIMALS arc not
claimed and ia en- awry on or before Noyem-
Der Y, 1857 they viii 10 sold NJ City Esuay
Found, at = p, n.
Juns y. AAITUX, Poundkeeper.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT At A
~ meeting OF the Board OF Directors OF the
buckeye Wiring Co h Id at SAT- Lake Gity,
Utah. october %. lsgI, nn assessment Of one
~ cent PC share was ltvled on the capital
STOCK OF the corporation payable OF One 10
Hvrnm Heck socrct"rv. No ~ West First
south street. salt Lake Oi'Y. Utah. and any
main unpaid or tho q h day OF oyemher 1897.
viii 10 d ltnquent and advertised tor sale ~
public met on, rnd II payment IA not made be
fore will be old an g lhtu day of Deccn err
So. At tina bour ot2p m. at the ofllce Of the
company No II West Fret south street., SAT-
Lrkc Ciy, Utah. u pey nssessmcnt and COS
Of advertising and expense OF sale.
nYRUM BECB,
Secretary,
Salt Lake City October IS. 1897.
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GAL NOTICE.
IN the District Court Probate Division. Third
Judicial District, In Aud Tor salt Lake
county, tate OF Utah.


In tho Matter Of tho Estato Of Esther Petit,
deceased.
NOTICE is IEREiY 9lvEN THAT
~ b.. ". Ashton. Administrator of the
estate OF Esther fettti. deceased, has rem.
uerod for settlement and illed IN eaId
Court hs final account Of his administration
OF shir estate and petiuon for fnal dis
III OF the Tetidnc OF ga d estate among
Gay. the rs. day of December, A. ID. iS97, at
9iSO O'Clock a.. IN, Mt The Court Hoom or said
Court M tho County Court House,
salt Like CITY and County. Utah. has
been duly appointed 10y tho Jrdg- - said
Court Tor the settlement OF said account and
hearing said petition for oistrihutton, ut which
Tune ana placo any person interested in said
eslhte may appear aud show cause, II Any
there be- why SAID account should not be
settled and approved and hnal distribution
made aH prayedfot
Dated November 9Th. 1897
DAVID O. DUNBAR, Clerk.
Rv Z. q. Rrrp,LL. Deputy Clerk.
JoHS NJ. CASsoN. Attorney.
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ko.ic. 20 OR ono S.
Estate of Mary ann coult, dece.se

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ unde's gned Administrator OF the es.
tate OF Mary Ann Coult, deceased, to the
uedItJTs Of, and all persons having clAiuis
a, aust the said deceased, to exhibit them
wHh the necessary vouchers within four
months after the first publication OF this
notice, 10 the sale administrator, at the office
of reder ca 7 aud Edward Ncourrin, ut
torneys Tor sald Edmnistrat'r. suite 40n 4 |
Atlas building. 81 ~ west econd South street.
salt Lake City, Utah.
JOSEPH CuULT,
Administrator of the k,tale OF Mary Ann
Loult deccased
alod september 20. 1897
FnEDERC OK A MCGuRRIS AND EDWARD
McGuRtIs, Attorneys and Counselors. suite
NU4Ul Atlas bull ding.
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NOTICE To CIR DIOR 4.


MOT &C IS HE EBY GIVEN ny THE
~ undersigned, admir- Istraior OF the estate
of John fitzgernld, de ea,ed, TO the creditors
of, and all persons having aims against the
ssid decc .sed otxhibit them with The necss,
AIRY voucher, within ten months after the hrst
publicati n OF tins notice TO the 3 Id admins
traitor al Draper. In the Cout ty of salt Lake,
Utah.
HERR \. SMITH
Administrator OF the ESTATE OF john Fitz.
gerald, deceased
Y"uSG & MOVIE, Attorue 8.
Dated October 2Bth 1897.
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NOTICE OF sTookHoLoHas' MEET

NoII'E IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
IN spcnisi meeting of the stockholders of
the Denhhlter. Motenl. Bottlirg Compnnv rs
hereby cnle1 to IN cot at the co inpnny's moe.
1T t3l West Temple snest, on Monday. the 9th
day of necsmber, 1877 at2 O'Clock n IN for
the purpose or amending The articles OF iu-
eorpo' atinu'by sliering the name of t.id
corporation. and for the uAnsh' ton or such
Other business as may properlv ocmc before
said meeting y. MEltALf.
ecrethry OF the Hoard of Directors
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NOTICE OF tsss ssMsNI.

Lit Q Pitisburg Mining COMPANY. Location
Of principal place of business. Roo 76
hcOornitk building. ehlt Lake CITY. Utsh
J ocauon OF mines, camp Fl I'd and Ophir
Mining. p'slricts. near Mcrcur. Tooole cOun-
~. Utah
NIOrlCE is HEREBY GIVEN MAT AT A
~ meeting of the Directors held at the
Office of the company IN salt Lake CIV, Utah.
on The Sri day of November, 1891. an assess-
ment of one half of oae cent per share was
levied on The capital stOck of the corporation
pay able to the secretary. Cn's Il. Hudson,
Room It5 Mccormick building on or before
the 9TH OF December, lsv7.
Any stock upon which the asso ssment re-
mains uupHi1 on The tn OF becenter / 81,
VIII be delinquent and advertised or sale at
public auction, aud II payment is not made
before, VIII be sod on the 2Srd OF necem ber.
1897. AT the hour OF : pm at tho office OF the
company, to raw the assessment and cost OF
advertising and expenses Of sale.
CHAs K, HUDSON, Secretary.
Salt Lake City. Utah, November 18th, ls9f
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NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ meeting of the Board of directors.
held on the 2sth day OF August, 1871, an as.
sessment OF 81 o. per share was levied on tho
capital stock of the corporation, payable to
the Secretary on or be ore the Nth day Of
Utah.
ANY stock upon which this assessment may
remain unpaid on SAID vlh day OF October,
1891 viii be delinquent and advertised for sale
at public auction, and uDless pay ment is made
before, viii lie soil on the i,th day OF Sovem
her. 1870. nt ~ o'clock noon, at the south 1oor
OF the Weber County Court House. In said
ugdon City, to nay the delinquent assessment.
together with cost OF advertising and expenses
of eale. j. e. NYE.
Secretary.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
IN undersigned Executors. OF the lasi
wi and ietialncnt OF Elisabeth Bro horton
Pratt de,eAsed 10 the crrditors of. and ali
persong having claims az inst the sad do
ceased. to exhibit them with :hs necessary
publication OF the notice, to the said Execu
Tors. at the law ofilce of Moyle. Zane 4 Costi.
gan, Rooms II Deseret National Bank build.
ing. Salt Lake CITY. in the County OF Salt Lake,
Uiah
Dated, sept lat, 1897
JOHN A. SILVER,
y. NJ BiSaOP.
Executors of the last will and testament of
Elizabeth Brothorton prsIt. decsn-ed.
MOyie, Zane Il CostgAn Attorneys for Exc.
cuturs,
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Tho state OF Utnh Fence Greeting TO John II.
shannon. Detendtn'
voU ALE HEREBY REQUIRED TO
"A apnoar In an ACTON brought against you
by the Rbove.named plant'n IN the District
state of Utah. and 70 answer the COM
plant II led therein WITHIN ten days ieIclusIve
Of the day of seryce) after the ser
served rS within this county; or. II served
out OF this county, but IN THIS district, within
twenty Gays; otherwise within forty days. or
judgment by default Will be taken against you
according TO the prayer of SAID complaint
The said action Is brought to have decree
Of this Court adiudg'nH that p'ainth il the
owner and lnw fully IN and entitled TO the pos
session of The Atlantic Lode Mining Claim.
and the area thus in conflict between the
Lou'sa Lode Mining Gam and the Atlantic
7 ode Mining Claim and The lode therein, aud
thereto ana possession thereof; that the de.
fnndsnt has not TIT o. nor right OF possession
any nsrt thereof that the defendant be re.
stTn n I'd pending The action anu on thai per-
man.uuy from entering Ia or on said onhct
area or the lode therein or any part thereof,
or mining In or Extracting any ores or miner
ais lheTefrom and from IN any way interior
ing with the possession thereof; also that the
plaintiff have all other further and proper
rcl;s,, with ccsts Of SUIT All OF said mining
G alma beng situate in West Mountain Mining
District. all Lake County. Utah.
And you are hereby notified that II you fat
plant as above required. the said plaintiff will
apply to the court for the relief demanded
therein.
witness the Honorable Judges and the Seal of
the District Court OF the Third
Judicial District. IN ard for the
lsEALl STATE or Utah this 9th day OF octo.
Der. In tho year OF our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and ninety
DAVID @ DUNBAR, CLERK.
by IN. ii. LOGAN, Deputy CLERK.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

NOTICE is HEkEBY GIVEN THAT A
IN sp cal meeting OF the slockhDidors Of
tho Aurora Mining and Mining Company will
be neld q the ofilce of said company, No u
north MAN street. on friday November 18th,
1897, for the purpose OF considering tho II llow.
ing amendment 10 the articles OF incoipora'
ton: THAT the capital stock of said company
thRl lie nssefsable," ana any other huslne S
that may Iegs ly come before said meeting
JOHN WELLS, Secretary.
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WILLIAM W. MERRILL. THE ADMIN
w Istrator of the estate of Ferdinand ID.
Merrill. deceased. having filed his petition
herein. duly verified. praying for an order OF
sale OF his personal property ana the real es-
late of said Jecedent, for the purposes therein
set forth, 1t Is therefore ordered that all per-
sons int rested in the estate OF san deceased,
appear before tho sail court on Wednesday,
tue Ath day OF November, a. u. isgT. at 3 80
O'Clock m, at tue court room, Of said urt,
County of salt Lake, Utah, to show cause why
an order should not be grnnl ed to the said ad
minisuator. 10 cell so NUT h of The real estate
OF SAID dece Sod at private tale MS shan be
necessary, and that copy OF this order be
published 1t least four successive weeks In
The IEsERET LvENING NEws newspaper
printed and published IN sIid city and county.
witness my hand This 2srd day
isRAL.l of October, A. ID lsyI.
OGDEN HlLES. Judge.
Attest;
DAVID @. DUNBAR. Clerk.
BY GEoRGE *. BLAIR, Deputy.
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ASSES sMe 7 MOTTO

once OF the q sdsione cold Mining and VII.
arg Company ace of Buriness is-iG
Mercantile building. salt Lake City, Utah
NIOTICE 10 HEREBY CIV Y THAT AT
~ ameeting OF the boari Of directors OF
the above corporation AMI hed at the tfire
above designated on FRIDAY. November g. 1897
levied on he capital stock Of the corporation,
payable on Or before friday. Dacember 10, 1871
10 j. weigcl, treasurer Of this company at
above designated oince ANY stock upon
which this asses monl may remain unpaid on
q Q said ltth d of crember VIII DO de IN d.
quont and will be advertised for sale at publ c
suction and sold on weune,day, JantiaIy o.,
ls9s at2p m of that day a. the above am q
pl ce of bushes t. ~ the dahnqucn mt nssess.
lnent together with Tho coat OF advertising
and expenses OF sale.
; j. wEIG l., Secretary.
Dated salt LAte lily. uMh Nov S 1851
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ku.Ic 10 cntp TORS.


NJ Office IS HEREBY & VEN ny tbs
uudorsigned, executr,x OF tue estate OF
Martin tassfll, deceased, to the creditors OF.
and all personH having Q, tinls sgalntt the sad
dccaasol, To cNhihI them with tho nocesrnry
vouch,r within four months after the fret
pnblicgtiou Of tits notice. to tho snid execu
trlN ct her retldcDce Si5 soutn sixth Fest
Lake. Utah.
Rted October 29ih, 1897
uGUsTA FAsSELL,
EXccu rix OF the estate OF Martin FasselI,
dcroRse
FRANK HOFFMAN, attorney
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Ollco q The H0RId o. Pub II Worts, Room 500
CITY Hall AT Lake ", OUtobur 90 1874
C,EAIEn PROPOSALS WILL BIZ m CElv
- ed A. tins otilce untlI 'clocs y IN on
sRturday November 49, ls97, for the work Of
constructing pipe sewer on she center OF
FIRST street be tween ~" and 81" streeta N
ever Dist.irt no !, of snlt Lake city Utah,
according TO plans in the cry hngineer's
ONCE.
ins ructions 10 biddsrs together with speci
locations anu forms fer contract and nonu can
ho oItslnod upon application at tho ollice OF
the Board,
The right is reserved to reject any and all
bloc
by order OF the pORrd OF Pub ic Works
C. L. UAINE Cha rman