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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-17
THE SUGAR BEET CROP.
Keeping the Tubers From Maturity Until
Used n; the Factory.

Keeping the Tubers From Maturity until
Used a; the Factory.
Just what will be found tho best
method Of keeping sugar beots after
they arc Iipo until they can be used at
the factory cannot be answered at
present with any degree Of certainty"
according 10 a bulletin on the output Of
sugar boets from the Oregon station.
Following are additional statements
from this bulletin;
1t may bo found possible in eastern
and southern Oregon to leave the beets
in the ground till needed at the factory.
This would be possible if it were found
thnt tho slight second growth which
might be induced would not cause n
greater loss of sugar than would be oc-
casioned by SLIDING. If this method can
be practiced, il means material saving
in handling the crop. If the loss by
such method is too great then either
the silo, consisting Of pit lined with
straw, or sheds, as used at Norfolk, Neb.,
may be used. Either of these methods,
it is believed, can be used successfully
in the eastern or southern part of the
state, but in the Willamette valley prob
ably tho shed will DO the only feasible
means.
In farmers bulletin issued from the
United States department of agriculture
SLIDING the heets is suggested as the
simplest method Of keeping the tubcrs.
and the one employed at some factories.
In some sections, as in California, all
thnf far anwtrFA IN thn ttttarg
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The wornout and weody appearance
Of native praiio pastures is Inscribed by
II. 4. Williams to drought and over
stocking, He is reported as saying in
the station record that cultivation i'm.
proves tho more desirable native grasses.
and q thorough narrowing to break mp
tho soil crust aud let in light and air
aud water will frequently bo ull that is
needed to enable the better grasses to
crowd ont HE weeds and restore the
pasture \ moderate application Of fine,
well rottcd manure ia an excellent re.
sioraiiyc Whom spots of tho pasture have
been kiilou ont 70 Is advisable to SOW
in them seeds Of some Of tho tame
grasses, though the author thinks it
hardly possible in this way TO make over
native pasture into tame one. Ken
tacky hlUe grass, sleeps fescuo, red
i7sCuc aud Canadian blue grass can b.
used to advantage on upland spots, and
timothy, fowl meadow grass, redtop,
meadow fGsoue, aud alsike on lowland.
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SALE OF uNoLa Mto BAGGAGE.

NJ Office Is HEuEBY GIVEN THAT ON
~ Wednesday, october 2Oth, 1877, AZ
O'Clock y III OF that day ,and continuing mere
aiterfrom day 10 day until sold, Al the bag
gage depot OF the undersigned, near the cor
ner OF rixlh West and bird south streets.
salt Lake CITY, utAh the undersignei VIII ex'
pose Tor sale and sell at pub &c auction TO tue
highest b oder for cash the fol owing De
scriDod articles OF baggage, remaining un.
elaine in the possession "f the undefsigned
at the expiration OF SIX months from tho time
OF Its arrival at the place OF It's dulive and at
place of delivery stored by tho undersignod.
saId sale Will be made for the purpose OF pay
ing for the storage and caro- OF said baggage
white stored and the reasonable and no ces.
sary costs of such snle'
Two bundles of he ing from salina.
one bundle bedding from AIT LAKE.
one bundle beddmg'irom Bingham.
-Four bundles bedding, one baby cab. one
russell yaiiee, from Ogden
one black yalise, one zinc trunk, from Den
yer.
one sack from EphrGim.
One black vanse from Reno.
one canvas covered tTunk, marked hairy
Jennings, from Little Rock
one Llnc trunk from an Francisco.
The names and addresses Of the consiEno's
ana consigneeS of each and all the following
described parcels and the places from which
each and all said parcels were hhippe1 are
unknown: -
yalises Two russell valisss. One hand sam
pie case -Four lunch baskets. one linen
duster. one black coat. Three shawls Two
chiidIeu's Jackets, Three canes teyen par
nsois. Eight umbrellas. ono gas stove. One
oyrrcoat one zinc uunk. One canvas GOV.
cred trunk. one russet yallso. one telescope.
our packages -Four ladies' capes. Thirty
packages various dosoripIions.
bate OF fret publication september u. levI
The Kio Grando Western RAILWAY company
BY }. a. WADLhlGH.
General Passenger Agent,
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Latest Report of the Fayetteville Railroad
Disaster.

st. Louis, Sept. ia wreck on the
Wabash at Keytesvillc early this
morning resulted In the death Of four
men. The dead are:
William Gaines, ST. Louis, postal
clerk.
w. II. Smith, Moberly, Mo. fireman.
william c. Clark
Paul street OF Salisbury No
Nine others were more or less pain
fully injured. but none seriously.
The passenger train which left St
Louis at o'Clocl, Wednesday night
crashed into freight train No. 5S. The
freight had received orders to take the
siding at Keytcsyillc. q tagging sta
tion. and let the passenger pass. The
freight was a minute late and WAS
Just entering the switch when the pas
senger train crashed into H. The two
locomotives cumc together with such
impetus that they were totally wrecked
Three freight cars were demolished
and mail car was thrown from the
track The only theory advanced ms 20
the cause Of the wreck Is that there
must have been deviation in the
watches of the conductors.
Clark and Street were two trumpa
stealing IA ride on the top OF the bag
gage car. They were thrown with such
force that their injuries finally resulted
In death
The dead body OF Mail Clerk Gaines
was found under the debris of his car
Fireman Smith OF the freight engine
remained too long In his cab and was
caught as he attempted to jump. llJ
was So badly injured that he died soor
after being removed,
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Chronic dyspepsia Is considered by
many people 90 ha nearly " not quite
iucuIable No good rausOn can bee
given why they th.uS SO except that
perhaps they have tried various rene
dies without much, " any, benefit. But
the progress In every branch OF medic
cine has been such chat among other
things a lasting cure Tor Indigestion In
It's chronic form as well as temporary
has been discovered and Is now placed
before the public strictly on its merits
us permanent cure for all stomach
Ave organs.
This new treatment Is called Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets. being put up in
tablet form SO as to be easily takan
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-17

VoU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP.
Il pear IN an acton brought against YOU
by the above. named pluintr IN Tho District
Court OF the ThIrd Judiclal district OF the state
OF Utah and 10 answer the complaint died
therein within ten days exclusive OF the day
~ seryice) after the service on you of this
served out of THIS county. hut In this district
within twenty days; otherwiae within forty
days. or judgment by default Will he taken
against you, according TO tho prayer of said
complaint
for dgfendsnL Joseph II. FLANAGAN, who Is
non compOs menus. TO have judgment against
the defendants, y flanagan, tor the sum Of s!5j
principal and interest thereon AZ the rate Of
per cent per month from December I, 1885;
Tor s. ~ taxes, with intereHt ats per cent per
nrnum from April q, ls57 for silJ attorneys
fe, and for costa of suit alleged TO he due upon
4 certain promissorynote.e executed by SAID de
PENDANTS, Flanagan. TO one =. D. schetuer as
agent for the plnintin at salt Lake CITY, Dec,
ith Is1S, for the sum at fzio, bearing interest
al per cent per month, same being secured by
a NOR gage OF even date herewith On premises
hereinafter described, executed by said defend
ants, Flanagan, 10 plAnlin, who IL now the
legal owner and holder OF said note and mort
gage; that no part Of sad note mas been pad,
except the sum of !33 on tho interest; that on
April 81, 1891 plaintiff paid on said prcmiscs MS
delinquent taxes the sum of SO, which has
not been paid by said defendants TO have the
usual statutory decree Of this court Tor tho
foreclosure OF sald mortgage and the salo Of
said premisesi that proceeds OF said sale be
applied IN payments OF amounts uuc rs hDpVt,
END that defendants and Nil persons claiming
under them 10 barred anil foreclosed OF oil
claim OF equity of redemption therein, and for
other relief said premises being described az
follows;
beginning go rods ". of tho N. Z. Cor. Of
the :. W Y OF SEQ a. T. s. of Il. W. of salt
Lake bier ., thence w. 90 rods, thence .. 25S
rode, thence b. 20 rods, thence N. 26i rods TO
place OF beginning, containing 10 acres u
fand, being silun G in kalt Lake County, Utah.
Aud you are hereby notified that II you fail
to appear and answer the said complaint M
above required, tho said plaintiff Will apply 10
the Court for the relief demanded therein
Witness, The Honorable Judges aud the seal
of The District Cont of tho Third
Judicial District, In and for the
(sEAL.) state OF Utah. this 2eth day OF
April. In tho year OF our LORD one
thousand eight hundred and ninety
DAVID @. DUNBAR. CLERK.
By GEO. u. LOOMS, Deputy Clork,
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NtTICE.

NrOTICE Is BEREBY GIVEN ny THE
N city Council OF Salt lake city. state OF
Uish. of the intention OF such Council to make
The following described Improvement to Wit:
Contracting a sewer lateral in the confer OF
81" rtreet from south Temple tHeet to Fret
Street, thence east on First street 2JG.5 feet,
In sewer District No. ! OF said city; and do.
frAy Inc cost thereof estimated at 70 cents per
front or linear foot, or siS Hundred and
FORTY and 5p.ltO (S6iO SOY do lara, by local IA
seasmeut upon the lots or pieces OF ground
within the following described district being
The DIS rict to lie affected or benefited by SAID
Improvement, namely:
ON ~ Street, The north 40 feet OF Lot
a nd all OF Lot 3. Block and tie north liO feet
OF Lot and ali Of Lot 4, Block :. Plat "D,"
salt Lake City survey
ON FIrst street; The East it0 feet OF Lot 4,
Block Z, and of all Lot Block %, Plat "D"
SAT- Like City survey,
Allprotests and objections to the carrying
out OF such Intention TO make SAID improve
ment must be presented in writing to tho city
recorder on or before the 2lst day OF septum-
her 1897, being The nme set by said Council
when ID will hear and consider such objections
ga may be made hereto
Nv order OF the Guy Council OF salt Lake
City st4te OF Usah made tho 2ith day of
hurust. 1891. DAVID s EMERY,
City Recorder
By ALBERT 5. REisER, Deputy.
SALT Lake City, Utah. Aug. 2ith, 1897.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-17
COMMENTS ON SILVER.
Their Sentiments and Arguments Are
Adverse TO the white
Metal.

1o,dor sent 17-Tbe Times. COM
~, -, t,,,, ,,,, tho
menung edltoilHily inns H'Vi''i"e
letter read by the governor OF the
r,a,,t, 90 1rr,rto.,d NJ the senl-annuai
-, ,,.-.
HleetihF % 'H' ""HN' '''' -
As the same influences nave pe'4 '-
work in France an here in relation To-
+bo currapo, roscrve the re-opening
't' ,,.t,t,
OF the French minta U.s. perhups WI"
in the limits OF possibilities though
we doubt whether the action OF thr
Bank Of England can be In any cas-
determining factor, Ihe secoiu t"l
dillon which the bahk imposes, ~
condition with reference To the pIlue
OF silver. is obviously more llhpofta ,ll y,
An immense reAponslpll.y Mou.u 80
upon the bank officials VINO mus eAv
be regarded as fair price Of sI'ct,
The editorial protests s ,l v ,,i1,,,
against the policy OF me o ahN VI -
ing consented to commit ltseli, ~ ~ %
even thus limited ana sur s', ,,, 80 d.,
Lord Farror writes 10 the -''''sS "a
part us follows; T..
Il learn from the pest bycess'D ~
formation thut pI9p9au ne -
madc to reopen inc lnuinu H NJ, ~
silver, on the uhu1IstlIlpine ,,',
United states ma iihVe w., uV ~ 49,
at ratio OF l0l2 70 l. ue @ - 't.
tion offered Is that ~ WIN .Ii5u' &c
n permanent anu st'aIS N,.,,-,.,ss,i an,
course. at thlt Ittl2 "" 1870 AZ
pears 10 me IN tue ,llbt'vs, NE 40
JectQhuple' - ,,,,ict ,,,or,iqas
end TO an experiment "i,lsm ,i, ~
TO be successlul' sscy"u, $50 49, - ,,i,..
fords no sunstantluI prohP''1 ~. -
ing hstehdy, ptruluutht ~
which there Is every pi 800 ~ ,dto,.,,,
tanning y me policy % "a IA s,,ccnnd In
to- thifo' peciuse II u W 80 ~ ~,
giving q PERMANENT SNVhuIsV az w
ratio of i5A to !, which Is not lmpro9-
albeit could ohiS huGcecu ~ az ~ H.. -
ly increaaing the goiu Naiue % 81 W.
throughout tne WoIlu' ~ ~ .,,.i,,s
tent thus intr2dnIihg w i1,en, 'i, al, The
sent OF me blltien u ,t.,,staiis,,,
mischief Of international bimetallsm
at that ratio .,,.... o.,,.ortoi
The standard reui! ,n ,'.,,'.,i i,,
deals with the lstteT ot t tn Ne ' cbnn.
OF the Bank o. I-hsl.tiu " w ~
ceilor Oh the hAticqu1uii ann 20 10,
more absurd anu .,i ,,,. ViS :,
ter has seldom beGh pemneu ~ ii'u ~
In position OF hisn Fssp.',.',,,S ,,,a
may be assumed lhls uti sHas ~, 80, -
put as one nc tiea i,, o H, 81 the Nc.
Kiniev administration. for St Michael
Hicks Beach is neither bimetalist
nor n man Of weak character. To such
n request, whatever its motive there
can he hut ons STRAIGHTFORWARD, man
Iv answer. namely. that as the bank
ms nromlsed to pay on It's notes In
rold il could not admit silver to its
roserves.''
Tbe Daily Mail in It's financial ar
ticia this morning. says:
"Ae n is obvious that the French will
,ayer n gree 10 omen the mints, It is a
nitv the question As being flirted with
tnsiaod of making nm uneuuivocal dec
ihsNN'A -
sen,nro,,. Inn tbere ia a ytIdcspread
ss,,ir,io,' T., The civ that nobodv con-
nertsd with the bank has really at
,achcd onv innortanc o To the Amerj-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-17

NOT ce To1oRe proRs.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN by THE
IN undorBigned fxecutors. OF the last
will and testament OF Elizabeth BrOtherton
Pratt deceased to the rrodiiors OF, and all
persona having ciGims az inst the said do
ceased, TO exhibit them VITA tho necessary
publication Of this notice, TO tho said Execu'
tors, at the law oflco OF Moyle. Zane COST
gan, Rooms II, Deseret National Bank build
ing. Salt Lake City in the County OF salt Lake
UIah
Dated, eept. LAT. 1871
JOHN A. SILVER,
y. NJ HlShOP,
Executors of tho last will and Testament Of
Elizabeth Brotherton Pratt. deceased.
Moyle, Zane 4 CostBan Attorneys Tor Ike
cutors.
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sHERifF,s SALE

pI VIRTUE o AN EXECUTION no
~ mo directed from The 4 hird tuliei,i NJ
irict court ,ounty OF snlt Lake. state OF van
in favor Of the aliOnsl Bank OF tho ncnnn'
nc. and against William Grocsbnek.
Grocsbock and n. ii. Groesbccg, to nntisf, >
balance Judgment OF ten thousand, nins hg,,S
drcd ana eight dollars, with interest therc'-n
from the 9Th day of August, 1891, ut ~ nor rcr,
per annum and accruing costs. / hayo ievSst
upon ~ the right, tito, claim and lntorcsf os
nnid defendants william Gfocsbocl. g
GrocHbcck and n. II. Groesbock in and 70 ~.
following described real estate, 10 wiz. ,i Az
UNDIVIDED ouc.third u-0 inrereat IN ~
North west quarter Of section thirty -four ,5i III
Township One South, Range Two Wtst'
Salt Lake Meridian. situate In saii
Lake County. stare Of Utah, and I III
expUee tho same for sal @, or 20 much tbe,cn,
% VIII satisfy the PLAINTIFF demand, 10. ysi,.'
slu,NVs %, with interest thereon from hurus,
9Th. 1871, ct ~ per cent per Hnnum ami No
cruing coats. at tho wcst Front joor Of ia
County Court House. in tho city of Sail Law"
county OF alt LnRe. 6 ate o. Utah on Tho iSth
day OF. september, 1891. nj IL o'clock noon. tn
be so d ae 'hc property OF willem Groesbrct
=. :. GroctbeOk, and n. n GrUosbott. at anil
ot tho National Bank of the llcoublic
Terms OF saic. each
Dated at Balt Lake CITY, August 27th 1917
BOTH. LEE s GRAY.
attorncvs fer Plaintiff
THOMAS 7. LEWIS. sheriff OF sal. Lake
County. Utah.
ID7 j H. TlNMoNY Dcnuty shcriH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-17

NOVICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ there viii be a meeting OF the siockhold.
era of the River Side Canal company. held at
the ofice OF tho company. room So! Constiiu-
ton building, which IS No 20 East Temple
strpet. which street Is also known as Man
street, salt Lake CITY. Utah. on Wednesday,
september the 2sih, 1891 at 10 a. M, for The
election of tho directors to serve until the last
saturday in March, lsgs aud until their cue
cessors are duly elected and qualified and for
the Transaction Of suoh other business ne shall
lawfully come before the meeting,
GEO. LAMBERT,
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CITY and County OF Salt Lake. sS'
!, David :. Emery, recorder in and for Salt
Lake City. state Of Utah. do hereby certify
that the above and foregoing is fu u, true an
correct copy OF an ordinance entitled AN
OF the taxable properly within the corporate
limits OF salt Lake City, county OF sat
Lake, State OF Utah. for the year 1871 passed
by the City Council OF said city juno 18th,
1881, and approved by tho Mayor July md,
lsg7. as appears OF record in my Office.
In witness whereof | have hereunto set my
hand and affixed tho corporate seal OF sHid
city this the and day OF July A. d. 1871:
Zeal DAVID {. EMERY,
2!6 City Recorder.
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NOTICE e. sI2sCEHoLoERs'

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
N meeting OF tho stockho ders of the Cop
per Mountain Mining and Milling company
will be held in the office of the Beaver Lake
Copper Mining company at col and 2Q2 WHIT
IN CHAM Block, salt Lake CITY, Utah, for the
purpose OF increasing the capitalization of SAID
incorporation and Tor the transaction OF buch
other business as may legally come leforc 1t.
SAID m Getting to be he'd at 10 O'Clock q. In. on
the 2lst day of september. leeL
signed:
Copper Mountain Mining & Milling Co.
Per G, S. GRAHAM.
President,
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for hogs has uoeD secured by sowing
broadcast u mixture of Japan or soy
beans. kailir md sorghum. The pigs
evidently prefer the beans The crop
outgiowing the ability OF the pigs to
consume 1t, cows have been pasturod
on the plat to thoir great satisfaction.
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NOTICE.


NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN undersigned Will apply TO tue -ecrothry
OF the Interior for permission to cut growing
and dead timber. red nine. white pine anu
balstn from the VIZ Of the \ Wa o. sec:
ton 81, Up u y, range l., hnl from lhe w
L. salt Lskc meridian. u :. survey for utAh'
aud in Cache county Utah, and being non
mineral public londs, for the purpose pt sup
ing mnteria with which 10 improve their
CRowTHER BROS
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sTooKnOLDtRs MEETING

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT 4
II special meeting of the stockholders OF
the lndian Greek Gold Mining and MIXING
company Will he held on Saturday, -op enber
18th. 1851. at p. IN, Ut the Offices OF tho corr
pany, 800 Progress building, salt Lake city.
Ctah for the election OF Officers and the trans.
acton o such other business az may lawfully
come before said meeting.
HENRY ElsEMAN, Secretary
FAIL LAKE CITY Utah. Aug 10th, 1897.
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NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL MEEElSG OF THE
stookholiers OF The buckeye Mining
company will be held at the ONCE OF TIT com
pAuy No II Mccormick building. Salt Lake
Uity, Utah, on Tuesday. the 9TH day Of Ooto.
her, 1897, at O'Clock p. m. Tor the election OF
directors to serve for the ensuing year and
for the transaction OF such other business as
may come before the meeting
Dated at salt Lag city, Utah, sept II, lsJ7
FRANK \. TAYLOR. secy
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

once OF the Antler Gold Mining Company.
Place OF Business, lt0 south Main Street, Salt
Lake City. Utah.
NyoTlCE is nEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ n meeting OF the board of directors of
the above corporation and held at the Office
above designated on Monday, August "a, 1887.
an Assessment OF one mil ~ per SHARE was
levied on the capital stock OF ,his corporation.
payable Saturday, september g5th, 70 a. w,
company Mt above designated Office Any
stoca upon which this assessment may 70.
main unpaid on the said 2ith day Of septe'n.
her viii be delinquent and will be advertised
for sale at public auction. and sold on Tues
day, october 18th, 1871, 2p,m OF that day at
the above named place of business, 10 pay
the deiinauent assessment, together with the
coat OF advertising and expense OF sale.
A. ", RAYBOULD,
secty and Treasurer,
ONCE Ia s. Main street (upstairs).
Dated salt Lake CITY. Utah, August 18th,
lsy7
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Davis and Weber Counties Canal Com pAny.
ogden City, Weber County. Utah,
September LIST. 1871

NvoIICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ n meeting of the Board of Directors.
held on the 2sth day OF August. 1871, an as
sessment OF 81 90 per shar e was LEVIED on the
capital stock of the corporation. payable to
the Secretary on or before the Nth day OF
october, 1871 at his Office In ogden CITY
Utah
ANY stock upon which this assessment may
remain unpaid on SAID 18th day OF October
1881 witt be delinquent and advertised for sale
at public auction, and unless payment h made
before, win be sold on tho 10th day OF Novem
ber 1871 at II O'Clock noon, at the south door
OF the " eber County Court House, in said
ogden CITY, to pay the delinquent assessment.
together with cost OF sdyertining and expenses
OF sale. J. c. NYE,
Secretary,
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Church
Publications..
The Finest Assortment at the
DEsFRFT NEWS OFFICE.
NoT,ce OF a. sessmENT.

NOTICE Is Hereby GIVEN THAT AT
~ Injecting OF the board OF directors OF
the Morgan Gold Mining and Miliing tom.
pRny, held at the once OF the company August
N, 1897 an assessment o. one cent per share
was LEVIED upon the capital STOCK OF the cor.
poratIon, payRbie To Assistant treasurer
j. mes Mofat az the -flcc OF the company. ds
Main street salt Lake CITY. Any stock upon
which this assessment may remain unpaid on
september IS. lsyI shall lie dec AIRED delin-
quont and unless payment be made before
VIII be sold on October s. 1897, at the Office OF
the company, TO pay the delinquent assess
rent and expense OF sale.
by order Of board Of directors
a. S. FOWLER,
kecrelnrY.
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DURsUANT TO AN ORDER Of SAID
A court, IN sara matter; notice IL hereby
August, A. ID. lew, at 10 O'Clock Il IN
at the County Court House 10 salt Lako civ
u,sh, In the court room OF said court has been
OF petition OF Harry 4. Cottle. praying Tor The
Admission to probate d certain oocument
herewith presented, putporling 10 be the las.
VIII ami Testament of Lucy :. ottle dcochaed
when and where all porsons Interested NAV an.
pear and oppose the probate o said vili, OF the
granting OF letters testamantary to Harry L.
Cottlc as prayed for in said petition.
In witness whereof, have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the seal OF said court, tEis 3r1
day OF August, lsg7
isElL.) DAVID O DUNBAR
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate of john buckle. deceased,

EsEAIc OF JOHN HuGk7u, ueUUEbVU'
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ undersigned executors of tho e.
iAtr OF John Buckle. deceased, to tn creditors
of, and ali persons having claims Rgainst the
sAld deceased, TO exhibit them with the nee
essary vouchers, within ten months after the
frat publication of this notice, TO the salI
executors OF their place OF business No. 2Sa
south MAN street. -Alt Lake City. In the
county OF SAT- Lake. Utah.
Dated september II. 1881
JOHN i BUCKLE.
GtORGE GREEN BUCKLE.
Executors Of Jonn Buckle. deceased