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p msre aroused tia,
s eaeused myself ma irrespos
s so'ns TO my room so.os i;s
h Ssvsiiber pistol. hi, Inse ~ 4
v.nlhd me under NJ carried i
"nere my visitor w w cosi snc -
manner was as. ssceeiinsiy a..
. NV nav c Jorii'dsd to him The - 70 ns ~
co,,e en,ld for ransom ~ Pan % u \.
mere. 10 me for money Sd \ &
rn urey' and saying nj. esi 70
hhees and clasped NJ. us be fen -
h HE had noticed tia, , n VIII *
If he behaved hi,, mot Intend 70 ~, -.
tancs di T.. from me ard !, gin fass
he s., IA chair. He Va. :. y sass
~ e asked permission tn . . asrvos
If b n,eauy his nerves. / ,1ss = IN
en-, u. put his hands ,, ~. stn u
vii. vail nun. He then astss poeket
wa, "s,k the floor. which peruSnc
.o'd me how they bsa ssanie M
mo unnn IN, my child, He said ~ seA
I ba apuu me stree, and un,- : nsa "a
ana "u looked at him with ~. oe 40
I : suspicious look ,ha, Z ssan1
,, was on TO the plot. He ts,, neastt
T 1,h me and telling me ~ 80 NE
ah nc tact that Detec,iye r' sa'ls y
aoout this time to sh.. Ehison
strengthened his susn,csns hs
to dron so aI, ~ and he had v,rss. - ~
tb,s ' ~ an idea Of abduc,inr nv ~ asl
ciaaa nau oeen agreed to. i, ~. ~
,,m .nat FRANK Dunn shouS !, ma
I'm, another reason tina, Fss, = u ~
a. the plot 10 s,ssl - gna
,'' ns mad heard sometime =; eas
40 n prosecuting attorney - NJ nss|
INC result In case Of a de,sc,s.s'oe7 taf
Despite the fact ina,
,r u' ,ssu as TO the change OF pI,,s ~ g
,,ans.er OF the plot from nv ~. - =
Hunh 81 still took the preesu,,. ia y \
detectives in my house eyery ,,sa. ~
weeks with loaded sho,Runs ~ ~ y
tlohs to shoot the moment ths~
ohV 80, attempting to enter the ba,.s "
rms constant strain Of eY.i.sa
my VIE in such nervous ,.a.s X
child from the city. A'' ~ y
AS soon as Edel made the co-,....
me that he did. which coutess,r. = =
ward learned he had preyionsl, ~
the police, | sent for Mr. n,,r
conferred about the matter. Nr
already been advised by Chief Es,.n ~ -
saiu ne mad determined to let ,hs 80
TAKE Its course, he being fully prsrs, - y,
the emergency" NaNt u
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] s-E -f4l1L tNrlFf ln1 S1gsff n NJ.
The 5'io i'seli IS s44nos' irr-rdiale
I As Te''A'''a = aos's u wei ron'f''ea
sahh u sra he eh1a rom rs hons' Sc
S'fef 'nf n''H 0ne' oefhApa o. iaf iainef
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'-1s q n'' is'N' % Mas 'if o"liH' Ana hO''
i.'!'ns II 'he eH'7faE'f Is tiT s'Ai<1'ea' '''A'
T 81. WIS u 'e 'N'7ea awe N grave
i''h ana osfn i'7ss'a'f'a 'is tSe1''' i'''h
beng E'hae IL Tie Easement 81 hughes
neeSe Shioa va % be '''T7'l 0'ef 50
lhl' me Ff'fn'es coma no' s'nn1 Al A'Af'n'
'Ae Nssl 'A'1 pans o'a n'' carr a 'be'
wee 'Aleaas1' however hNsnt@ uas'fa
anoihss "'-a DIS secret ana ma otheT gave
INC iia away lie ae'oi1 E''os 'nv'iea mo
he scheme NF-ii 70 he J''lice Win s'oTy,
ard se'1us u7der ne aavioe O be eAiei
O. ;he Houston Issice Department. be fol-
loved Aasoes tsTossa al LIS rasanceri1'sf
to- TWO fru1ihs I'asi- Iat police however,
were no' 50 oTesuiaus as 70 a. t.rsi believe
AZ mt E3ei hEa % say. They followed his
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THE I>aIEsT.
Verdict of Justiiinhie Homicide wa,
Rendered.

~ the Inquest which was resumed yes
terday morning by Justice Fitze. the fol
lowing evidence was taken:
Clifton T. Ellison. the first witness, de-
posed. Several nights ago sid Proctor
and myself we're detailed by the chief OF
police 70 80 20 Frank Dunn's residence
corner OF Bell avenue aud Faunin street
to guard the house and arrest any one who
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THE DUNN RESIDENCE.

Tho accompanying of
He'll
te position Detective Ellison the
~ rear wall Hughes then backed out the descending
tho
the BULLETS the
of Proctor followed Ellison the
by 0"' "'."'e'
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money | demand of that man will come
forward at once
About half hour afterward he left. after
told him | would give him answer.
waited until Hughes got away. and then
without any hesitation whatever, ! went as
quick as | could to Chief of Police Helm
and unfolded the plan and told him the
hes, | could OF the plot of the man The
chief looked at ne, not knowing whether
told fairy tale or what. but advised me,
knowing by his acts that Hughes VAS
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MRS. HUGHES STATEMENT.
She Knew of the Plot But ThoughsH
Wns Abandoned.

Mrs. Hughes, the wife Of The deaa n.@
who was taken in custody BY tho p0ns
Immediately after the shooting. and vao :
still in custody, but with no speei,s
charge preferred against her, was ses1 y.
n Post reporter as she occupied one 9 ~ ~
womcns cells in the second story 7" =
police station.
She occupied cell alone, and u tns :"
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desperate man, to go on and to report to
him. | mentioned that was afraid Hughes
might shadow ne, and asked the chief how
we could meet. Tho chief replied that IL
necessary he would rent room where
we could meet without attracting attention.
FROM That moment until the 18th of March
there was not day but what had COM
munleauon. with and Instructions from the
chiet' Mr. Proctor or Mr. Ellison. Hughes
told me the next day that the main thing.
ana the hardest matter. was To select the
place to make the deposit OF $4,000 without
attracting attention. He told me that he
went at night to Glenwood cemetery, ex-
afnined MIR. Buohnors vault, and had no
trouble In unlocking the door,
ne found cement step, near which was
drain pipe. His idea was TO put the
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JIStI Nv ENHs 1hkt ~EFfVD -1Ft,1 ~ Ntr-e'@r
q desp<rstto1 ourlas ,ss crlsre Aissc-y g:
the world M.rshszi.. II desire 10 nc
quire wealth take x-xz; chances IN susi-
ness. s.+vaiatu-s p,nase o. TIE exchanges
to hriag about . vstscry thai van g6Ase
them Et.oTe their feIi7ss Financially
Others risk ;heir all al cards IN al ea-
desvo- TO Increase iae s'r1oani. ant o;hs's
risk their lives and COMM. gaEr3sr during
the r1ltnigA; bours TO Ezin TREASURE
The ki5rapins q. ea1sss-en ard s.srxpus 9.
wealth. TO bold them fer szasom. Is =
scheme rEscrisi 10 years AGO. r9, OILY IN
the large eiiles Ct ;s.s country. ~, By the
br;ssnds o. Eu-ole; bur IL tass part q iAe
oouotry such prooeeaiEg has bsea kaera
only through stories o! .lcti9a. and sas3s-
times Of fact. which are g.rea IL TIE daily
psrers o. ia sensational novels. Tha, such
a plo. would be conceived by z 5.ersau IL
Houston was never dreamed. AID vhaa oas (
was made public in the death % IL Al
legged perpssrztor ara oririnztor Wednes-
day night. It came to tie poople OF Houston
ss ;hunderboit frOn clear say. Nothing
that could have occurred voali have s.
thrilled the cit.1eus as this, and eli 3Gg
yesterday Il vas The topic that Eg.l2fes
every ole. Tae POS, vas In den.ans ves-
tcrdsy m0rning. having an exclusive as
copat 0, the killing O. Wz.;or Eueses &ul
before noca there war 10, . copy q the
paper 10 - lad tor love o. MONEY. Tie
entire isspe with many Thousand sili;.0asl
impressions. Was sold cut and ,he aecsan. !
q. the kil..ns vas read vi-a Interest
The atory as 3, ~ rivca in this issue jig
,hrill.sE a0d TO follow Sc creates in uae
& feeling whi.b 3; Is diflcuit 80 describe
IN the cold language e type. Tie pic; As
It Is related appears 90 hs,e he~n i,e 33sa
OF tte man ~bo is .7v desd 70 ban is
giTen me alscfe1it Of having rrei1ates fue
whole affair. aad III aurv~r TO ;hiF aothlnr
can BE- secured because roe eye person Wa
csa answer is bryo's it.s a1ee- - c.tu- ,
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GREED FOR GOLD CAUSED IT.
Detais Of the Horrible Conspiracy Which Ended in
q Tragic Death.
SOL EDEL RELATED A STORY TO THE
Thing Facss Ths,
Have Bees Made PptisCampasss Statements From AL
csrned--nax Hughes Net His DEATH

Re vHs courteous u al sfnncs IL r~<-
Ing AZ. Iaunr on The ss-rets, ans wear-s-
cay ssfcrparn nttsg oclous Ysushrs pus<ce
IRE Dunn home Ena srnsSt to ME- Tpuua.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-01
sTOCxHOLDERs' MEETING.

NoTIoE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
IN adjourned meeting of the stoc holders
OF the Indian Greek Gold Mining and Milling
Company, Will be held on saturday. October
10Th, 1897, Mt y. IN, at the Offices OF the CON-
pany, aci Progress building, salt Lake City
Utah, for The purpose Of considering the fo'-
lowing amendment to the Articles OF ineor.
poratioh OF this company. offered at the stock
holders meeting of September ~, 1897. to.wit:
"Resoiyed: That Article OF the Articles Of
Incorporation OF this Indian Creek Gold Min
log and Milling Company be amended so as to
read as follows; Article I. The officers of
thie company shall he ~ n board OF nine I9)
directors, (2) a president (3) a vice. president,
~ u secretary, 10y a treasurer. The president.
wee president anu treasurer shall be selected
from among the directors. The ofllce OF sec.
Rotary and treasurer may be held by the same
person
A director must be tho owner of at least one
share OF the Capitai stock Of the Company "a
shown by the books of the Company. The
tecrctary need not be a Stockhnlder,"
And for the purpose Of electlng the additional
directors providedfo for IN above Resolution, II
said amendment be carried, and to transact
such other business as may lawfully come be.
fore SAID meeting sIMON EISEMAN.
Secretary and Treasurer.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. sept 2Dth, 1891.
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VoU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO Az
Il pear in an action brought Againsty0a
Court OF the Third Judicial district Of the ssi.
Of Utah and 10 answer the complaint fled
therein within ten days exclusive OF the day
of service, after the service on you Of this
summors-if served within this county; OF, Il
served out of this county: but In this district
within twenty days; otherwise within forty
dnys-or judgment by default Will DO talsh
against you, according to the prayer Of said
compliant
the SAID action Is brought TO have an order
OF tins court appointing q guardian ad liiem
for defendant, Joseph Il. Flanagan. who
non compos montis; to have luegment'agansi
the defendants. Flanagan. Tor the sum ofsE'
principal and interest thereon at the rate Of
per cent per month from December l. 1885,
Tor S. 30 taxes. with interest at per cent per
apnum from April n. lsyT; for slJJ attorneys
fees and FOR costs OF suit ;allegedto be due upon
certain promissorynoiee executed by sad de
PENDANTS, Flanagan. TO one +. y. scnetuer m
agent for tho plaintiff at salt Lake Cliy, Dec.
9TH, 1895. for the sum OF $40. bearing interest
Al per cent per month, came being seouredby
a mortgage OF even date Herewith or premises
hereinafter described. executed by said defend
ants. Flanagan, to plaintiff, who is now me
legal owner and holder of said note and mort
gage; that no part OF said note has been PAD,
except the sum of $50 on the interest; that on
April %. 1891, plaintiff paid on said premises
delinquent taxes the sum OF $3.50, which mas
not been paid by said defendants 10 have the
usual statutory decree of this court ior t4s
foreclosure OF SAID mortgage and the SAFE o.
said premises; that proceeds OF said sale %
applied In payments OF amounts due a. aboye,
and that defen dants and ali persons claiming
under them be barred and fOreclOsed OF Al
claim of equity OF redemption therein, ana foI
other Keller SAID premises beng descriDedn
follows: :,
beginning 60 rods W. of ths n. =; Cor, 81
the :. W y OF Sec n. Il. s. of II. W. OF az ss,
Lake Mer., thence w, so rods, thence ., ~
rods, thence 4. 60 rods, thence N. g6a rods y
place of beginning, containing 10 Actgs q
land, being situate in snlt Lake County, uiah'
And ycu are hereby notified that II yen tAn
to appear and answer the sid complaint a
above required. the said plaintiff Will apply"
the Court for the relief demanded therein
Witness, Tho Honorable judges and me sen
of the District Court OF me I'M.
Judicial District, in and TOT ps
tsEAL-) state of Utah. this goth Gay o.
April In the year of our LORD one
thousand eight hundred and nineN'
DAVID O. DUNBAR, CLERK
by GEO. ID. LOOMS, Deputy Clerk.
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MIR Mulhall tolls ia The North Amer
lean Review that che prairie states
are the special home of agriculture in
the new world They produce moro
than two thirds of the grain and possess
nearly half of the live stock of tho
Union. Other items OF interest from
the same source are as follows:
a comparison Of statistics proves that
prairie farmers possess rs much
wealth as : French, G German or 10
Austrian farmers, while their taxes are
much lighter and they arc FREQ from
military service The means OF trans.
portation also in this section are inGom-
parubly superior to those enjoyed in
Europe,
Mortgages represent but one-seventh
of the value of real estate, proportion
smaller than that borne in the eastern
states The only state heavily mort
gagged is Kansas, where the ratio is 20
per cent Of the value of real estate In
Ohio, the most lightly mortgaged, the
ratio is only 10 per cont
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-01

IN Ordinance increasing tho number of men
on tho police iorcp of SAT- Lake City
Be u ordaincd by the City Council of Salt
Lake city:
SECT oN 1. That tho hoard OF Police and
Fire Commissioners OF salt Lake City Is here.
by authorized to appoint an additional mount
cd policeman, to be Us signed to duty at Liber-
~ Park and such other placeA within the city
as the pub 10 service ma, require.
Section H. This ordinance shall take effect
upon Its approval
Passed hy the lity Council of Salt Lake City.
State OF Utah. July 9Th. 1901. title approved
and referred TO the Mayor for his approval.
isIAL) DAVID +. EMERY,
CITY recorder.
Approved this the 9th day of July A. b 1897.
JANE, GLESDINNING, Mayor
STATE OF UTAH. Ia
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 ia full true
and correct copy of an ordinance entitled IAN
ordnance increasing the number Of men on
the police force of salt Lake City," passed by
the City Council OF SAID city July 9th, 1897,
and approved by the Mayor July 9th, 1897, as
appears of record in my office,
In witness whereof have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the corporate seal
SEAL OF said city this 23rd day of July. A.
ID. 1891
DAVID S. EMERY,
City Recorder.
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SAILS OF uacLAlmso Baee AGE.

SALE OF UNCLAIMED Ba6G AGE.
NomoE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
IN Wednesday, October goth. 1877. at
O'Clock p m Of that day. and continuing there
after from day to day until sold. at tho bag
gage depot OF the undersigned, near the cor.
ner OF SIKH West and htrd south streets.
SAT- Lake City. Uiah the undersigned will ex.
pose for sale and soil AT pubic auction to the
highest oder for cath the fol owing de-
scribcd articles OF baggage. remaining un.
elaine in the possession of the undersigned
at The expiration OF SIX months from the time
of lite arrival vt the place OF its delivery and at
place OF delivery stored by tho undersigned.
said sale VIII be made for the purpose OF pay
ing for the storage and care OF said blrgagc
while stored and the reasonable and ncces'
sAry costs of such sale:
Two bundles of be iding from sailna,
one bundle bedding from ait Lake.
one bundle bedding IRON Bingham.
Four bundles bedding, one baby cab, one
russell vaIiso, from Ogden
One black valise. one zinc trunk, from Den
YER.
One sack from Ephrsim.
One black vaiIse from Reno.
one canvas covered trunk, marked Hairy
Jennings, from Little Rock
one zinc trunk from an Francisco.
Tho names and addresses of the consignors
and coneignees OF each and ah tho following
described parcels and the places from which
unknown:
sixteen huudles bedding, otto Two, black
valiseE Two rnsset valises, one hand sam
plecsse. Four lunch baskets. One linen
dusier. one black coat. Three shawis. Two
children's jackets. Three canes. seven par
asols. Right umbrellas. One gas stove One
erred trunk one russell valise. one telescope,
tour packages. Four ladies' capes. Thirty
packages various descriptions.
bate of first publication september 10. 1857
The Rio Grande Western Railway Company
BY IA. WADLEIGH.
GENERAL Passenger Agent
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NQTICs.

WHERE'S, An APrmAi ,sis =; ~ Vas AZ
lowing described horse. on the 18th day of
september, 1891
Notice lie hereby given that viii sell pur'
suant to statute at No. llh west, touth Tenn
pie Street, salt Lake City. Utah, on the eth day
of October. lsg7, at Il O'Clock IN, one gray
weight about l,75 lbs, to the highest respon-
sibio cash BIDDER provided the highest cash
bid Is equal to two.thirds OF SAID nppraise.
ment. aid Stallion will be sol d as the proper
ty OF Robert Warehouse, to satisfy a lien 1
now have on said horse for feed aud care.
Il. D. HOLT, JR.
by DAN'L HARRINGTON, Attorney.
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District No. /.
Council OF salt Lake City. state of Utah, that
haid city Council doth hereby levy the tax and
provide for the assessment OF the properly
upon the blocks, lots and parcels of land here
matter described, sbutting on the south side
of second south street from Second to Fourth
kast streets. within sewer District Number
This tax is levied to dofray the expense of
construcung a sewer on the south side of
second South street between second and
Fourth t. ast streets. opposite the hereinafter
described lots, blocks and parcels OF land to be
especially affected and benefited by said i'm
provemcnt; and 1t Is hereby hdtudged, deter
mined and established that the same win be
especially benefited by said improvement and
said blocks, lots and parcels OF land are hereby
Assessed at an equal and uniform rate in
accordance with the linear foot frontage
upon tAat portion of the south side of
on said street, and of depth of twenty FIVE
feet back from said second South street be-
tween second and Fourth East streets; and
the tax hereby levied ana to BIO assessed on
said blocks, lots and parcels of land is ono
Thousand Seven Hundred and sixteen Dollars
tsl,7i6.oOl or one and 30. 100 dollars Sl.S0) per
linear or from foot aDutting upon said portion
OF Second south street TO be affected and benz
Gifted by said Improvement and the CITY
Treasurer Is hereby authorized to assess in
accordance with the provisions OF This ordin-
hnce andfor the purpose herein mentioned. all
OF lots FIVE (5l and SIX t6). Block Fifty i've
seven IL and Eight tsj, Block Forty. nine t!8'
Plat b" Salt Lake City huryey.
This levy Of tax upon said blocks. lots and
parcels of land Is made upon the same as
they appear and arc shown upon the oillcial
map or plat of said city and at depth of TWEEN
ty.ilve l2ol feet back from said blocks. lots and
parcels of land AUDITING on that portion of
second South street hereinbefore described.
section II. This ordinance snail be In force
from and after its approval
Passed by the City Council OF Salt Lake
City. state OF Utah, July s7th, 1887. title ap.
proved and referred TO the Mayor for his ap.
proyal
lsEALl DAVID 7. EMERY.
City Recorder.
Approved this the sOth day Of July. A. b.
1897.
Mayor.
STATE OF UTAH, L..
City and ounty of salt Lake. aA
/, David S. Emery, recorder In and for Salt
Lake City State OF Utah, do hereby certify
that the above and foregoing is full, true
and correct copy Of an ordinance entitled AN
ordnance levylnR the tax and for the assess.
ment OF the property on the south side OF
Second South street between second and
Fourth East streets, within sewer district No.
l." passed by the City Council of said city.
Ju " ~ 1897. md approved by the Mayor July
no is0J as appears OF record In my ofloe.
In witness whereof, l have hereunto set my
hand and Affixed tho corporate zeal OF said
city this 10th day of July, a. d. lsg!
tsEAL DAVID EMthft
BIS City Recorder.
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quarter inch hole for pin to 90
through. \ knot fusiens one end Of the
rope in the hole To use the tightencr,
thrust it through the shoclS, adjust the
rope as shown in cut Hud twist until
the shock is snuHly drawn together.
Tho band Of Irvine or straw can now be
put on at leisure and as firmly cs ncces-
slry. and the implement be withdrawn.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NorlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ underslgned executors OF the cs-
OF, and all persons hnyinr claims against the
SAID docohsed. 10 exhibit tnom with tho nee
essafy vouchers within ten months atler inc
fret pub ication OF this notice, to the SAID
executors ut their place OF business No. 233
south MAN street. alt Lake City. In the
county OF SAT- Lake. Utah
Dated septembor II, lsg'.
JOHN } NUCKLE.
GEORGE GREEN BUCKLE.
Executors OF Jonn buckle. deceased
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-01

Emile Zola, tie French novelist, Is a
creature OF sunerstitious fears and beliefs.
while many people look upon tho number
10 as indiCntiYo Of evil NJ. Zola grows pale
over the innocent number II nnd will
begin no work ot Importance on the nth
day Of the month. A cab numbered 50
van over NJ lola. He Immediately OK
claimed on recovering his breath ard
learning tho number Of tho cab, Eight
Snd nine mnEo III"
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City and County Of salt Lake. IS
i, David ;. Emery. recorder IN and for Salt
Lake City. state Of Utah. do hereby certify
that the above and foregoing is n flu II, true and
correct copy OF an ordinance entitled IAN
ordinance levying \ tax on the assessed value
OF the taxable properly within the corporate
limits of salt Lake CITY, County of SAT-
by the City Council Of said city June 9th,
1891, and approved by tho Mayor July End.
1891 ma appears of record in my ONCE.
In witness whereof have herounto set my
hand and atflxed the corporate seal of said
city this the Ind day Of July A. D 1871.
lsEAL DAVID b: EMERY,
Il 226 City Recorder.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate of sarah Field spry, deceased

NOTICE IS HEHEBY GIVEN BY THE
~ undersigned, administrators of the estate
OF Sarah ield spry. deceased, to the creditors
OF. and all persons having claims against the
vouchers, within four months after the 1rst
publication OF this notice, to the said admins.
traitors at room 323 Constitution building, salt
Lake City In the county of ealt Lake, Utah.
PHILIP sPkl,
GkORGE II sPRY,
Administrators OF the Estate of Sarah Field
Sprv, deceased
Dated salt Lake City, Sept. nth. 1897.
u A. WooLLEY. Attorney for Admins
traitors.