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FULLERTON

FULLERTON, July 31.-Regular Core
spondence.) Laborers on the Sansinena
ranch report having seen a large bear up
in the hills on Wednesday. Eleven shots
were fired at the big black animal, but II
is believed that none of them took effect.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Case and Miss
Ethel James will leave the latter part OF
next week for a two weeks outing in
Trabuco canyon.
Dewitt Montgomery a recent graduate
of the Fullerton high school, will enter
Stanford university the coming term and
take the English course.
Miss May Heaslip, also graduate of the
high school here may decide to go to STAN
ford this year.
]. S. Bilhemer and Mr.. Hall of Pasadena
were here today, the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. d. I. Nofziger.
A court of the American Fraternal
league, a new order which was first or
ganized in Los Angeles, will be established
here soon.
VIM. Schultz has attached 147 ac4res of
land belonging to Edward M. Kramer, the
claim being $756. Chas. Federman of Ana
helm has also filed an attachment on the
same tract for $552.70. The land is in Pla-
centia.
S. NJ Barr came out from Los Angeles
yesterday and bought $1,000 worth of Full
lCIlOH 8 dlHs
The w. c. T. U. held mothers meet
ing" at the home of DR.. Clark Wednesday
afternoon.
o. w. Weston of Redondo was here yes
terday, a guest of Postmistress Gregg.
The little girl born to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Schumacher on Wednesday is only seven
inches in length and tips the scales at three
and one-half pounds. The newcomer is
getting along nicely and is gaining in
strength and flesh daily. This is the seven
teenth child of Mr.. and Mrs. Schumacher.
Mrs. A. D. Ruddock is reported to be
sinking slowly. She is &C years of age, and
has been dangerously i'll for several days.
Edward M. Kraemer has given sam
Kraemer a bill of sale on farming imple-
ments, horses, etc. Consideration, S695.
A baptismal service will be held at the
Baptist church tomorrow evening.
w. J. Hole of La Habra valley has re-
Gently sold land to j. Martin j. w. Bishop,
Geofge Flint, Mr.. Holmes and j. Dillivan.
The case of the people VS.. the charivari
party, six boys, will probably be tried in
Anaheim next week.
George Keys family is camping at New
port.
w. N. Snow will teach La Habra school
this year.
The expenses of the Fullerton high school
last year were s2Slo56.
The water board has disposed of s2o 00C
worth of bonds.
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ONTARIO

ONTARIO, July 91.-(Regular Corre-
spondence) Prof. Leslie c. Marsh, teach
er of music at Chaffey college, will repre-
sent Chaffey on University day, August
5th, at the Long Beach Chautauqua as
semby. He will deliver a thesis on Chopin
and will illustrate his lecture by playing
several selections from that great COM
poser.
Born-On Thursday July Goth. to the wife
of W. H. Morley, son.
Mr.. Bates and son, Frank, accompanied
by Edwin Magill, are at Catalina.
w. II. Lindley, wife and children re-
turned this week from visit to friends in
Wisconsin.
The ladies of the w. R. C. were very
pleasantly entertained on Friday afternoon
at the residence of Mrs. Groom.
Mrs. Gen. Handyside of Park House,
accompanied by Mrs. Arthur Handyside,
left this week for a weeks sojourn at
Long Beach.
Among the real estate transfers of this
week was a deed from A. E. Braden to A.
]. Chamberlain of the west half of lot SIS,
Ontario Colonay lands. Consideration,
$4,000.
Hon. Theodore Kanouse will deliver an
address tomorrow morning at the Congre-
gational church in the interests of the
Anti-Saloon league
E. McMannis expects to leave for the
Klondyke in a few days. Mr.. McMannis
Is miner of wide experience.
James K. Gamble, president; James e.
Mooney, chairman of the executive COM
mittee land Benjamin F. Ehrman, secre-
tary of the Arrowhead Water company,
were in town this week. accompanied by
the California manager Of the company,
Col. Adolph Wood of San Bernardino The
company represented by these gentlemen
is carrying on one of the most substantial
water developments in Southern California.
A. Engelberg of San Francisco, who has
property interests here, spent a few days
this week looking over late improvements
in the Model colony.
Dean w. II. Randall is down from Deli S
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invoice of brass tags today to be used In
his dog license collections, which he will
commence Monday.
new map of Pomona is being prepared,
which will show the routes Of recently
closed.
Matthew Mallam, who lives alone on
Eleventh street, was found quite Ill and
helpless day or so ago. His daughter in
Santa Ana was called by telegraph. Mr..
Malam is 73 years of age and one of the
old settlers.
A stage line has been opened between Po-
mona and the mines on "Old Baldy' via
Dell's camp. The first stage went out this
morning.
Clifford Egan is employed as assistant
engineer at the electric power house in Sar
Antonio canyon.
Mr.. Cordurt and family are off today fol
vacation at Long Beach.
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RIVERSIDE COUNTY

Charles Hutchens, who was accidentally
shot by Albert Reinhardt, died Friday and
was buried in the San Jacnto cemetery.
I. w. Johnson has secured position with
the Oceanside creamery.
Rev. Baliff of Kansas filled the Congre-
gational pulpit Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Daggett and family
leave the first part of August for Ord, Neb.
j. r. Henry, registered at the Lockwood
hotel, died suddenly at 1920 o'clock while
sitting in front of the hotel. Mr.. Henry
was from St. Louis and was about 80 years
old. The interment took place on Mon
day, Rev. Hoskyn officiating.
Mrs. Harvey Potter of Riverside is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Hoskyn, of San Jacinto
Mrs. l.. Litterer of Los Angeles is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Reinhardt, of this
place.
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OCEAN SIDE

, OCEANSIDE, July 31.-(Regular Corre-
spondence.) A party of young people left
Oceanside Friday morning for Pala Mills
for a camp of several days.
Mrs. Robinson and son of Cincinnati are
here visiting their relatives, the Brodies.
Mr. Robinson is musician.
Trixie, little daughter of w. Golbaum,
was operated on this week for adenoids,
and at present is doing nicely.
The M. E. church gave an ice cream So
cial Tuesday evening with good program.
A good sum of money was taken in for
the church.
The strangers in Oceanside this year are
very kind in their remarks regarding our
little city. They think our climate is fine
and the beach the best they have visited,
notwithstanding the fact that they have
been at Santa Monica, Redondo and Long
Beach.
Mr.. Gleichner of Anaheim was in town
Monday. He expects to return to Ocean
side some time in the future.
The Oceanside Gun club team went to
Fallbrook Saturday and met the Fallbrook
team. The Oceanside boys came out vic
torious in the shooting match.
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SANTA BARBARA

SANTA BARBARA, July 31.-(Regular
Correspondence The Fremont quartet of
Los Angeles is giving daily entertainments
in this city. The members are: H. Lloyd,
w. w. Knighten, G. e. Wise and w. 3.
Doxie. One of the young men formerly re-
sided in this city. Their concerts are much
enjoyed and well attended.
Miss Christine McCaull left today for
Chicago
uty sheriff.
Dominique Baron of La Quemada has
filed on northeast quarter of southwest
quarter of section %, township north
range 81 west, San Bernardino meridian.
Owing to increased business, the South
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SANTA BARBARA COUNTY

ern Pacific railroad company will hereafter
run daily freight train between Los An
geles and this city.
Lawrence LiShtford of Boston is visiting
in Santa Barbara.
A party today took a flying trip to the
islands and back. Among them were: Mr..
and Mrs. III. f. Spencer, Mr.. and Mrs. C.
A. Edwards, Mrs. H. L. Stambach Miss
Frances Thompson. w. A. Wyles, Miss Ju-
liza Miller, Miss N. Fordham, Clarence
Knight, Chris Noble, Miss A. Fordham,
Chester Noble, Thomas Playter, Clio Cloyd,
Harold Dolg and NJ G. White.
Attorney w. p. Butcher, who was ar
rested yesterday by the city authorities for
riding a bicycle on the sidewalk, has
pleaded not guilty and his case was con-
tinued to be set. He proposes to fight the
ordinance.
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Old Bottle and Old Whisky

Where all the bottles and pins go fur
nishes a subject for wonder. Powderly,
while at the head of the Knights of La
Dor, declared that he destroyed every
bottle after its original contents had
been used, and advised all to follow his
example, in order to aid the glass in
duetry. Probably the oldest whisky bot
tie in Pennsylvania is one possessed by
Cashier George Crane of the Mount
vile, Pa, National bank. Under the
picture of Washington is the phrase:
Father of his country" On the other
side is the face of General Taylor, and
the legend General Taylor never sur
renders" The bottle was made at the
Dyottville glass works, and was proba-
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POMONA

POMONA, July S1.-(Regular Correspon-
dence.) Deputy District Attorney Willis of
Los Angeles is in Pomona today to prose-
cute Carl Rees for the alleged theft of a
typewriter stolen from a San Dimas school
teacher some few weeks ago. Postoff1ce
Inspector Flint is also in the city to watch
the case, as it is alleged that Rees sent
matter through the mail contrary to the
postal laws. supposed to have been written
with the stolen machine.
City Marshal Caldwell received large
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SAN JACINTO

SAN JACINTO, July 31.-Regular Corre-
spondence.) Ed. Mead, jr., and daughter,
Ella, have returned from their trip to San
Francisco.
Louis.
A union mass meeting was held in the
Congregational church Sunday evening to
hear the reports of the convention held in
San Francisco. Miss, Ella Mead and Ed.
Mead gave interesting papers. and fine
music was furnished by the choir.
Mrs. M. r. Toland and children left
Thursday for Texas.
Mrs. Duddleson and family, accompanied
by Miss Alice Bantz of Riverside, have gone
to Strawberry valley to spend the sum-
mer.
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WHAT WE ARE COMING TO

The horseless carriage. we are told,
Is now the pressing need,
And still 1t seems some other things
Would better take the lead.
The drinkless drink, for instance
Which ought to serve as one.
And as fit companion
Is named the shotless gun.
= =
And there's the dogless sausage.
Which must be coming near,
While loudly chalk and water
Say cowless milk is here.
The kissless mouths another,
To keep away the men
And furthermore to conquer
The microbe in his den.
The musicless plano
Is well up toward the van,
And likewise might be mentioned
The lieless fisherman.
The summer-girlless summer
But no-we'll have to call
A halt right here, for this one
We do not need at all
New York Life.
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DoWNEY

DOWNEY. July 31.-(Regular Core
spondence.) Mrs. Landrum Smith enter
tained several of her elderly lady friends
at "grandmothers' party" on Wednesday
afternoon. No lady was eligible to an invi
tatlon who was not a grandmother TIL,
afternoon was very pleasantly spE1t will
songs and stories, closing with refresh
ments. The party was given In honor Of
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ORANGE COUNTY

ranging their plans to go in search of
treasure in the new Ell Dorado are G. G.
Edinger, j. T. Crockett, E. White and
D. M. Baker. Mr.. Edinger says he has
never missed visiting the diggipgs which
have in the past excited the people of Cal
ifornia, and he does not propose to turn
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SANTA ANA

SANTA ANA. July 31.-(Regu1ar Corre-
spondence.) The glitter of Klondyke mug
gets now on display here has spread the
gold fever among the populace. Among the
several dozen Santa Anans who are ar
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Westlake Park Concert

The following program will be rem
dered by H. F. Meines orchestra at
Westlake park this afternoons:
l. March, Private Tommy Atkins''
(new). )............Arranged by c. Engel
.. Waltz, Mick o. the Woods. "..........
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Geo. Wiegand
8. Schottische "Echoes Of the Missis-
sippf. ........-................. Morrison
4. Overture, Encouragement. "..........
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Schleppegrell
s. Lancers, "The Brigands". .Offenbach
6. Two-step. BLACK America" (new)..
.......................H FL. H. zeckel
7. Waltz ben Bolt" (new). Boyer
s. Trombone solo by H. w. Elser.
"Serenade" ".................... Czibolka
9. Polka, "a Hot Time" (new).. Boyer
10. Spanish serenade, La Paloma'.....
........................s. bdlIour
II. Two-step "Uncle Ephs Birthday.
......................... Johnson
H. Medley overture, "a Good Thing.
.......................... beyer
13. Schottische, ma Caroline" Lee johnson
IA. Waltz, Honeymoon" .......H. F. Meme
is. Two-step, "Up-to-Date" (new). .Geibel
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thorough cultivation when all the condi-
tons are favorable.
The factory has already reached a maxi
mum OF $50 tons of beets per day. and is said
to be the most complete in existence.
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Por Rent

october 1st. ONCE. including double vault.
steam heat, ETC., now occupied by Column
bia Savings bank. Stimson block. T. D.
Stimson.
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SAN DIEGO COUNTY

their release was only effected by the
greatest efforts of friends.
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Chicago Sal

st. Louis, s19; Denver. ST. DeCamp &
Lehman. 213 South Spring street.
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SAN BERNRRDlNO COUNTY

camp for few days attending to business
connected with Chaffey college.
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bly, part Of its output about the, yeas
1S47, when the battle of Buena Vista oc-
CURED. Mr.. Crane has filled the bottle
with whisky distilled previous to this
civil war.
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Weak Kidneys
Weakness of Men
Valuable Book Free

Read Dr. Sandens famous book, "Three Glasses of Men,
to any tells of The and of ailment
of Dr.. Sanden's Electric Belt. Call or address
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SANDEN ELECTRIC co.

South Broadway Second Street. Los Angeles
o pR sASDESs EGR6rRc z Ta6ss CURES suPTUsr
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Electricity flows
into the body for
hours at a time
from this life-giv-
ing appliance.
VariCOCele

weather and
Electric Belt and
warranted
DR.. Sandens it,
all stopped disappeared.
look splendid now"J N ESTHER Emignt Gap, CAL
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Nat Goodwin at the Thealer-vhe
reason for the light business done al
the Theater during the early part o.
the week WAS very apparent last night
when the curtain went up on the firsl
performance Of the Nat Good win en-
gagement, for the large and brillia nj
audience that had assembled was one
that has been stranger to the Theater
for some time. From the beginni ag
OF the play to the Anal curtain Mr..
Goodwin had his audience thoroughly
imbued with his dry bumpr aad lau-
guild Indifference, and the bois erou .
laughter that greeted him on every
turn was sufficient evidence OF the
ia CT that he is last nearing the distinc.
tion OF being Americas greatest com.
ediap. There is but one WHO perhaps
excels him and that Is the immortal
Joe Jefferson, but even he will
have to yield the palm soon,
because OF his advancing age
and 1t could not fall In woIthier hands
than Goodwin's, for he lie the very
essence OF pure comedy In every ac-
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lion. HE wit lie irreslstab @, not b,
cause OF jts coaraeness or song anu
dance order, q but bec4usc ci IT,
legitimate humor which Is a gilt and
not an Accomplishment.
VIII Ingers0il who visits Salf Lake
again, this time as GOOuwin's leaJin,
man, received an ovation last nigh
upon his appearance, and he deserves
credit Tor the capable manner 4
which he acquitted himself. He will
be remembered as the leading man O
the Grand last season, aud his many
friends are glad to know that he is 81
pleasantly located with GoOIwin's
company. Miss Maxine Elliot, VIII
has created 80 many sensations be-
cause OF her remarkable beauty of
lace and figure, is Mr.. Goodwin
leading lady, and 1t is very evident
that the attractiveness nature has y
generously endowed her with,
Is not the only qualification she
possesses for the position she holde, for
there 10 O peculiar charm about her
actions ana manner that show her to
be an actress OF ability as we'll, though
a little austere and condescsnding, ap
psrently, for comedy roles such ae
those in last nights bill. TIE compan y
surrounding Mr.. Goodwin were all &C.
ceptable, the child acting OF Must, r
Kelly calling Tor special mention. An
American Citizen was written ~
Madeline Lucette Ryley especially r
Nat Goodwin anu II Is admiral v
adapted to him. He seems to find in
II sufficient scope for his abilities d,
to the credit OF the Distinguish d
author 1t can be said that she cot Id
not have selected more able expone t
of her abilities than she has done. H.
night Mr.. Goodwin will appear IN an.
other OF his great successes, A Gildeu
Fool, and the closing periorms u ce o
the engagement on Saturday night will
DO double bill, David Garrlck anu
The Silent System.
The management OF the Grand o Jeia
House have extended a special invI.
tstion to MI. Goodwin anu his com.
paDy to altend the matinee perform.
ance OF The Idler at that house on
Saturday afternoon, which was
graciously accepted, IS Mr.. Goodwin
company give no afternoon perform.
ance on that day.
The citizens Of the Twenty-secor
waru epl Oyed very good periorma pt Q
given by the Deseret Dram ATTIC assocl-
alion IN the ward assembly hall last
night. me organization was only
recently effected. The play was The
Fruit OF His Folly, and was repea ed
anu received ueciued marks OF appreci.
alton. The curtain rose at 5 O'clock
and descended at he close OF the filth
act, exactly at 1920. There were no
waits and the business was PTS eli
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SURVEYING EXPEDITION.
Information for War Department Maps
and Chars to be Collected By
Lieut.. A. A. Cabaniss.

Lieut.. A. A, Cabaniss OF the
Twenty.fourth regiment OF infantry
at Fort Douglas lett Salt Lake for
Tocele county yesterday. heading an
important surveying party in the EN-.
ploy Of the U oited States government.
The party will be absent on this trip
about thirty days and will visit all
parts OF the county and perhaps ex-
tend Its labors Into Juab county before
returning, though that is not yet GER
tain,
The expedition is under the Gus.
pieces and by order OF the war depart
ment at Washington, and lie pr noted
to secure Typographical data to be
utilized on maps anu charts for use by
the department. The party carrie
with It n iuii equipment Of apparatus
and Instruments, and is prepared b do
accurate and effective work,
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rough with noticeable promptitude.
The company is 10 be comp d
upon Its general g temblc, being com =.
pos OF lad es and gentlemen verss e
iile above the ordinary. The company
consists OF The following: Messrs.
Henry Gardner, G. s. Booti, John
Bsrrstt, Joseph A ers1n and GeorF c
,isrdnef; Me.Iames Eidora Misesril,
Elite M. Young, Amy }. Whipple,
Anna q. Vinegar aud Katie BilIeter.
The company coutrmplstos playing b.
some OF the luntry tOwns.
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a Birthday Present.

U. Q. Beabe, teller at ZIon's Saw Ia
bank, celebrated the thirtieth snniver-
sary Of his biith today. Last evening
before midnight, Mrs. Beebe presented
him with q fine son as birthday gilt,
which makes the fourth In the Bsebe
hOusehold-two boys and two girls.
Mrs. Beebe IL the daughter Of Presi.
dent Woodruff, and the advent OF
Master Beebe makes the 95lh grand
child OF the venerable President. Both
mother AMI little one are doing nicely.
Money seemed to have lost Its intrinsic
value to the happy father today.
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Dress Parades.

Dress parade was witnessed at the
post last evening by a large number OF
people. The fist call was at $3.50 and
the exercises concluded al sundown.
The parades will occur during the
summer season ON Wednesday even.
Ing OF each week.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN By THE
~ unders Gned, administrators. of tho
'slaie OF Howard stevenson, deceased, to tho
crehitors of, and all persons having o. aims
pgalnst the said deceased. to exhibit them
WIZ the necessary vouchers, within ten
mouths after the fret pu blicauon of this no
oMco of the state Sank OF Utah, Salt Lake
lily, In the County of salt Lake, Utah.
JOSEPH K. sTEvESsON,
HENRY X ST. VENsON,
EZRA II. sTEyESTON,
Administrators Of the ea,ate of Edward
StevenPon. deceased,
FERGUSON & AsNoS, Attorneys for Ad-
ministrHtOrs
Dated april s. 1897.
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Hon. Brigham Young Better.

Hon. Brigham Young, director gen.
ersl Of the jubilee, is,muchi Improved
in health. His condition Ia 30 much
batter than IL was that he ventured
out Jay or two ago to take a Ride,
He has, however, not yet repeated the
experiment but will doubtless be able
TO do 30 soon and also attend to busi-
n0A,.
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NOTICE 3 3T fSastIvsa2E sStL EsTATi

NOTICE lis HEREBY GIVEN THAI
IN in pursuance and under authority of n
order OF SAFE granted by the Third Judicit
District urt county of salt Lake State q
Utah, dated tho LIST day of May, 1877, 1 vii
sell, at private sale. the following describe
real estate, namely
Commencing at the southwest corner Of 10
four 20. block sixty two (6l), In plat"B," sal
Lake CITY survey, running thence north fifty.
three and one-half (5iIl) feet thence cas-
eight ~ rons, thence south hfty.three an,
one. halft33Isl feet. thence west eight (S) rod
TO The place Of beginning, subject 10 a certaii
riFht of way over north twelve (i2l feet OF
SAID described premises; subject also to a RICH
OF way heretofore decided over a "trip sixteei
and one half tl5S) feet wide across sal,
premises for the Jordan and salt Lake canal
Together with certain fourteen room dwell
ing house thereon, and slso q certain woodsI
barn thereon ali being IN Salt Lake City, sal
Lake County, tate OF Utah
Inc SAFE viii be made on or before NAV Goth
lssI, and all bidH VIII be received for the sam,
at tho office Of W # Gunter. at i01 Progresi
build z. Salt Lake City. Utah. Terms of sale
toAsh to highest bidder, ten per cont time
OF safe and the balance TO be paid on connrma
uon Of sale by court
i. 8 DoNELsoN.
Administrator of the estate Of Caroline q
Donelson, deceased.
Dated the Alb day OF May, 1891.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
IN uniersigned, executor OF the last will
and Testament OF Mary Crowther deceased,
TO tho creditors of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased. to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers, W thin four
notice. to the said executor, at his office No.
9ls Mccormick building. salt Lake City In Tho
County OF salt Lake, Utah, date March sist,
1897.
ISAAC NJ. WADBELL,
Executor OF tho last will and testament OF
Mary Crowther. deceased.
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CFALED PROPOSALS TO FURNISH AMI
~ sell TO salt Lake City Corporation foui
sprinkling wagons for street sprinkling pur.
poses will be received at the ofce of the CITY
Recorder OF said city until O'Clock y. m on
Tuesday. May llth, 1871. All bids muat be ad.
dressed to the CITY Council and must designate
tho make and style of the sprinkler which the
bidder proposes TO furnish. The Council re-
serves the right to reject any and All bids.
DAVID 5. EMERY,
City recorder
salt Lake City. Utah. May bth. 1897.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Mathew Fitzsimmons. Deceased.
NJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ undersigned administrator of the estate
OF Mathew fitzsimmonH. deceased, to tae
creditors of, and ali persons having claims
against the said deceased. to exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers, within four
months after the flrst publication OF tEis notice
10 the said administrator at his ONCE, Progress
Lake, Utah.
II. S. LAEEY,
Administrator Of tho Estate Of Mathew Fiiz-
simmons, Deceased
April cath. 1891 date of hrst publication.