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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1898-03-18
NEW HOSPITAL.
Proposition Submitted to the
Council.
Aldermen Comment Fav0rably, and Re-
fer the Project to a Special
Committee.

The special meeting of the council
called for Saturday night to consider
the proposition for the lease of the
Tourtellotte hospital for a term of
years and the building of a new one
was presided over by Mayor Pau, and
all of the aldermen were present.
City Recorder Brown read the fol-
lowing proposition:
To the Trustees Of Tourteliotte
Hospital, MankatO, Mimi:
Gentlemen: All citizens of Man
kato being unanimous that the Tour
tellotte hospital in it's present condi-
tiOn is inadequate to the demands of
a city of the size and Importance of
Mankato and many citizens and nearly
all the physicians being in favor of
building a new hospital carer to the
center of the city. l, the undersigned
representative of the Sisters of the
Sorrowful Mother. having personally
examined the field, would respectfully
submit the following proposition:
The trustees of the Tourtellotte
hospital 80 the Sisters of the Sorrow
full Mother for a term Of twenty-five
years, this hospital to be used by the
said sisters for contagious cases and
also for poor, old and infrm people,
and if the citizens of the city of Man
kato raise by subscription the sum Of
So, 900 for a new hospital, the Sisters
would either acquire the Willard prop
erty for a hospital, or, if this property
could not be had at a reasonable
price, the Sisters would buy a site
and build a new hospital, this to be
in the course of time not only an i'm
provement to the city but also a bet
ter home for sick people.
Respectfully,
REV. JOSEPH JOCH.
Marshfeld, Wis. Jan. 81, 1898.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1898-03-18
ALL READY.
The Republicans of Mankato
Prepare to Give Their Visi-
tors of the Second District
ARoyal Reception on March 22nd..
Committees Appointed.

About two dozen Republicans of
Mankato, including three or four
representative farmers met at The
Saulpaugh Monday afternoon to take
steps looking to the proper reception
OF the Republicans Of the Second
district who will hold a conference in
this city on the 22nd inst. The
meeting was organized by eIecting
Judge Shissler, chairman and E. I. P.
Staede, secretary.
The chair was authorized to appoint
a committee of seven, one from each
ward in the city land n at large, who
should have charge of all preliminary
arrangements connected with the
meeting. such as raising funds, Sc
curing the services of a band, renting
of hall, etc. The following gentle.
men were named as such committee:
At large-Dr. j. W. Andrews.
First wards. A. Anderson,
Second ward-Emil Peterson.
Third ward-E. I. P. Staede.
Fourth ward-W. W. Paddock.
Fifth ward-W. N. Plymat.
Sixth ward-Evan Hughes.
The following reception committee
from the county towns and villages
was chosen:
Cambria-Jno. @. jones.
Butternut Valley-Gilbert Gutter
Lake Crystal-Ed. Rowland.
Judson-Bennett Williams.
South Bend-David Crane.
MankatO Observation-Disclosures,
Lime-Morgan Brooks.
JAMESTOWN. J. Shanahan.
Madison Lake-Frank Haskell,
LeRay-Nels Nyquist.
Eagle Lake-Lon Cummins.
McPherson-Fred Lossow.
st. CHARTERED Gerlach.
DecOria-N. Juliar.
Medo-Andrew Anderson.
Danville-Wm Borchert.
MapletOn-Bruce Hanna.
Mapleton township-W. B, Libby.
BeaufOrd-Andrew Little.
Sterling-A. j. Ellis.
Good Thunder-JnO. g. Graham,
Lyra-R. L Houck.
Rapidan VIM. Jameson.
Garden City-Ezra Gates.
GardenCity township-JohnStevens.
Vernon Center-A. W. Petrich.
Vernon tOwnship-Chas. Brown.
Shelby-Clark Latin.
Amboy-Wm. Luedtke.
Pleasant Mound-Fred Bash.
Ceresco-Frank Thurston.
Lincoln-John Mccarthy.
MI. S. r. Snow, of The Saulpaugh,
will prepare a banquet in the evening,
and it is expected that no less than
$50 plates will be spread. Suitable
music for this feature of the program
will be on hand, and about a half
dozen toasts will be responded to.
Ex-Mayor Weaver was requested to
secure aSpeaker for the meeting, and
an effort will be made to get Hon.
Moses E. Clapp. If Mr.. Clapp can be
secured a rousing speech may be ex-
pected.
Mankato is now ready to say to the
Republicans of the Second district,
"Come onw Local Republicans will
furnish a hall, all the music neces-
sary and a speaker that will cause the
gravel on the roof to jingle.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1898-03-18

P. X. Johnson, OF Brainerd, has
served notice on the council that he
will contest the payment of his as
sessment for the improvement of the
Silver ravine road. The letter was
addressed to Aid. Bradley, with the
request that he notify the other al
dermen, which he did Saturday night.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1898-03-18
Mankato, Mimi, Feb. IS, 1898.

Mankato, Mimi, Feb. Is, 1898.
Hon. A. r. Pfau,
Mayer of the City Of Mankato.
Dear Sir: Herewith l enclosed a
letter received several weeks ago from
Rev. Joch, representative Of the Or
der Of the Sisters of the SOrrowful
Mother, having in charge the TOurtel-
lotte hospital of this city, and en-
bodying a proposition for leasing that
hospital to the Sisters for a term of
years, and also for the erection of a
new and larger one in this city.
The Sisters of this order have been
in charge of Tourtellotte hospital I'M
der the supervision of the trustees
since the first of May, 1897, and dur
ing that time they have given excel
lent satisfaction to physicians and
patients, they have attracted a much
larger number of patients than ever
before in it's history, have promptly
paid current expenses and for some
permanent improvements, and by the
end Of the year will have come nearer
placing the hospital on a self-sustain-
ing basis than has been reached in
any previous year. Indeed, the hospi-
tai is today too small in it's accommo-
dations to meet the demand being
made upon it, and some steps looking
to it's enlargement will soon have to
be taken. We feel like recommending
this enlargement in the assurance
that if the Sisters are retained it can
and will be made self%-sustaining.
Under the the terms of the bequest
made by Col. Tourtellotte as accepted
by the city and as embodied in his
deed of conveyance and the accom-
panying correspondence, the hospi-
tai was constructed and is to be
maintained as a city hospital for the
benefit of the poor, sick, wounded and
disabled of the city of Mankato.
Good faith to the donor, to those
for whose benefit it vas provided, and
for the growing demands for such an
Institution with the development and
enlargement Of the city precludes the
thought or idea of transferring, evad-
ing or abandoning the trust; and we
are very confident that you share gu
conviction that the necessity which
conceived its est Enlistment originally
is intensified by its experience and &C
complishments. 1t has not only be-
come of imperative necessity to the
city, but the demands for widening
and extending it's usefulness are
SQudlly SOY AhO OlSuClS hdNC dUOICu
under serious inconvenience by the
absence of a bountiful supply of good
water and of proper sewer facilities.
These you are about to take steps to
supply, and when reached we conf
IDENTIFY hope and expect an enlarge
ment of the building will follow, ex-
tending its benefits to all in need Of
them, thereby obviating the necessity
of any portion of our citizens going
abroad for surgical relief or medical
treatment u own physicians are so
capable of rendering.
We believe it is desirable that the
skillful services of the Sisters should
be retained and we believe that this
can be done by granting their request
for a lease for q definite and reason
able term of years, the city to retain
the ownership and supervision
through a board Of trustees as now
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1898-03-18

Judge Mead made an order today
for hearing proofs of will of John P.
Gulden; and orders to hear petitions
for the settlement Of the estates of
Luke B. Osgood and VIM. Ireland,
deceased.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1898-03-18

@. 81. Austin & Son are having
their store neatly repapered and re-
painted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-02-17
A VANISHING ISLAND.


There lies at the mouth of the Elbe.
about Ave and twenty miles from the
fiat North German coast, a little island
which is n striking instance of the in
stability Of things below. Politically
considered. even within the present
century. Hcligoland has undergone
some sweeping changes. In 1907 Eng
land took it from Denmark during Ma
poleon's continental system, Its har-
horage and wells were well worth the
four batteries, the garrison and the
lighthouse the English erected on II.
They maintained n governor there
too; but as he levied no taxes, and
did not in any way interfere with the
old laws or their administration, he
must have been a merely ornamental
appcndagc Some distinction he UNI
doubtedly had. as well as cow-the
only one on the island. This was TWEEN
ty-fve years ago, when the visitors
depended for milk ON supplies from
the mainland, and the natives on their
sheep. The woman went out to milk
them into little tin cans every even
ing on the nasturage of the Oberland
or high plateau of the island; but.
this is a depression.
In 1890 the little island again
changed hands. being made over 10
Germany In return for certain conces-
sions In Africa TO England. The -four
ish Of trumpets which accompanied
this barter Is not appreciated by all Its
new owners. for they consider they
have had by no means the best of the
bargain. At all events the emperor took
formal possession of It. and has rntl-
fled his ownership by rebuilding the
church steeple. Its roof is wooden.
and painted Il bright green.
Niddle-aged folks In England prob
ia. 1NVe
ton In the map OF British posse
slons" MS they learned Il. one wond-
ers how many generations OF German
school children, gone on to ripper years
will have had the new name included
In their geography lesson before the
place itself will have disappeared al
together, for the political changes or
Hellgoland are rs nothing in COM
parison with the physical vlclssltUdes
II is crumbllng away into the sea that
chafes and frets around Its rocky base,
effacing itself more rapidly than any
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NOTICE. OF TRUSTEES sAls.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN IN accordance with and under the power
ana authority granted by that certain trust
deed. made the frst day OF February. 1898. TO
the undersigned trustee. by JAmee Y. Mar.
snail and Mary Marshall his wife, and record
cages, on pager Of the records OF alt lake
county, Utah, the undersigned trustee will
offer for sale ana sell to the highest bidder for
cash, NJ the west front entrance to the joint
City and County Building, in SAT- Like CitY.
Utah, that being the County Court House of
March, y. ID. ls9s. at ~ o'clock noon Of said
day, alI the real estate hereinafter described,
to paw and Discharge the lndebi Q tness secured
by SAID trust decd. and the interest thereon,
ana the Insurance and tNes paid upon said
real estate by the holder of said indebtedne,s,
of this nouce and expenses of sale SAID sale
will oe made at the request of the mol err of
said Indebtedness. and because of default of
the makers of SAID trust deed in the payment
OF SAID Indebtedness at maturity.
sad real estate is particularly described as
follows. wit:
BEGINNING at point nine and fifty. I've one
hundratths 70 by chains south, rnd two and
one fourth (2i4l chains north ss54 deg. cast
from the northwest corner OF lot two t2), IN
section nineteen (l9l, OF township two (2l
south. of range one III east OF ealt Lake Mer
of county road. n rih. saA deg. east. three
and seventeen one hundredths GID chains.
than north ~ deg. east, five and one hnlf
OIL chains. thence south. sol west, three
and seventeen one hundredihB $40 chains.
thence south. 2la deg west, i've and one half
tanning one and three fourths acres.
WILLIAM L. JACOB, Trustee.
Dated. January 81, 1873.
First publication January 81, lsoS.
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N0Tlos oF AssLssMgnI.


NJ oiiOH y iIEnEBY GIVEN THAT A
~ nnietng OF tho Hoard Of Drec ors Of
,ne idess9i,s Mining Company caroo alton
pam day of January. isgs M ,sass,c az w.. ~
o n snu uhh NAT tlls) GEMS per shhre was
a,,n On M oapitai siock OF the -nld ccrpor.
March. ,s3s, 10 ohsrlss q lev trcssp, rsi "
h , cnniphny OF hi onlco In tho hurrbach
p p,,, ~, w south Main street, salt Lakc
Any s,ocs upon whi-h this assessment mry
remain AMI I'D on the said and dty I March.
~. wiz 20 delinquent and advertised for
thS puulc nuciion, and unless payment IL
mauc bciore VIII no Rold on the s3i,I nnr OF
March, nv, TO uQy the delinquent nB es mont.
'ogeiher win the cost Of adyerils ing and sale
a.. ,... HEN Y : II Ei,D>. Secretary
ny FRANCES l. HrGSEY Asslstan, -ucre,ar
NEE Albany Hotel, corner "econd south
ana ih1h West. alt Lake City Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-02-17

Henry Ii. Harries. plaintiff.
- VS.
Thomas Q. Pattcn and Mary Ann Pattep,
Dcstret tavings bank. corporation d.
W, Hnnson anu hobert skinner. defend.
ants.
ITO he SOLD Ar euEnIFts SALE o.
Thursday. he srd day of March, lsas
nj " O'clock noon OF s1id day u, the west front
Of enlt LnEe, County of salt lnko, tate OF
utnh,the following described property. situate
IN salt Late City, Salt Lake County, state OF
utah, commencing at point BiNty (W fee
east from the southwest corner OF lot three
tD, In bloc seveniy.four go, in plat "a"
SAT- Lake City survey. and running thence
east thrty-n ne (S9l feet and three inches |;
thence north nino ana enc hat tg'9i rolls.
thence wset ihirty nine 1897 iect and three ta)
incues, thence south nine and ono haf az
rods 10 the plarc OF beginning, Alsn \ right
premises, commencing at point one (i) rod
west OF tho no iheHst corner OF said lot three
8i, and runtiing thence south ten ti0) rode +;
thence west ten 100 feet, thence south four
teen and one half Ct5s) feet. thence west
thirty nine and one half tagisl feet thence
north ten no feet thence east twenty two
and three-fourths t22sgl feet, thence north
easterly TO point nine go iodf south and ten
nv feet west from the plaza OF beginniugi
thence north nine t9l rods: thence cast ten
0l feet to the place of beginnli x Purchase
price payable In lawful money OF the United
THOMAS I. LEWIS,
sheriff OF salt Lake County, state OF Utah.
By JoHs MONTGOMERY. in / opu sheriff.
lstAc NJ. WADDELi. Attorney for the PLAIN
tn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-02-17
sIockHaLpsRa, MEETING.

~ Office is HEREBY GIVEN Tsh 4.
~ there will he a SPECIAL meeting Oh va
stockholders of the corporate Known a ~ Nv
Beaver. " Arms company he'd on IueS.
march !, lsss,At3 20 O'Clock y. m OF Eslu ~,
rs unlce. koom sol McCorsiek block sM, s sirS
CITY, Utah, Tor the purpose OF s.ncrs.
Article ii Ok tho original articles OF ncorpes s,n
lion us to the proportion OF slook snnds
named that shall be issued In fAislhs =" nd
for the use and benefit Of the corporA.,o,snr TAO
carry on ITS business, and inc MANI MA. liz IA
same shall be held and who BY Anu ,anS az
make the proper ira sfcrs OF tne te shareto;
said stock to tho persons entitled lan,yyrIsV
also for the purpose OF amennlns ~ ~ ia,
and reducing the number OF direc.o ,,,.Ie VII
corporation TO five; also TO amend A1 y, s,oek
80 That the par value OF each snare " sbsyss
stall be 500. and that the nnmser IVA ~ as
shall be 1Oo,f co. or otherwise renpoo',sa 10
the stockhoders may determine. n az oor.
change Article 1 SO that the name oi,tined bv
poraiion shall he changed rs dele' Ia I;
tho stockholders at SAID inee,lnE. nsetins
change Artic 10 X so that the snhuA az ~. Von,
OF the company shall be held on w ~ ~ hold
day in August, Also to eject oinoers az AZ
Olice for Inc current corporation aa a.
provided by inc articles Of inco'Po'"
amended .,,eupR
lsRheu' secretary;
Dated salt Lake City. Utah, FEBRUARY ''D'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-02-17
You think it is because

You think it is because
your child is growing too
fast " that he fails to put on
flesh. More often it is
due to a gradual and general
weakening of all the forces
of the body. The child
may have no pain, may have
a fair appetite and yet lose
flesh. Perhaps the happiest
effects of SCOTS Emulsion
are in such cases as these.
1t gives the body a fat which
is easily taken up; alters
unhealthy action and sup
plies the best blood-making
food known to medical
science
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-02-17

lut stdtt OF tEln ECnfs tIteklng To jessie VI
Mitchell anu Alexander Mitchell, Defend
ants.
VOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO APP.
L pear in an action brought apainst you
by the nbove-named plainilf in the District
Court of tho Third Judicial District of the
state Of Utah. and to answer the compliant
flied therein within ton days exclusive OF tho
day of seryieel after the service on you at TINS
summors-it served within this county; or,
II served out OF This county. but IN this dis.
triot, within twenty days; otherwise within
forty days-or judgment by default will be
sniu complaint.
The said action 10 brought to have Judgment
against said defendants FOR tn sum OF $1,000
and interest thereon at the rate OF per cent
per annum from Fob Is, 1896 FOR sd2 So taxes
Tor the year 1891. for $500 attorneys fees and
for cosis of suit alleged TO be due upon a
certain pIomissorS note executed by saiu de
fendantA to plhintlas March 18Th, 1885 in said
sum OF ts,06P, bearing interest at per cent
per annum; same beirg by deed OF trust
TO property hereinafter described, e1ecut.
ed by said dcfendahts to plaintiff; that SAID
judgment be paid IN u. =. Gold Coin; that a
Receiver lie at once appointed to take pos
session OF said property nnd 10 collect the
rents thorefrom. and out OF sucb amount to
pay the expenses and costs OF such hccelver
ship. and the balance be applied toward the
payment of said me rtHage indebtedness AMI
any judgment that may be rendered herein;
that the usual decree he made Tor the safe of
said premises by the sheriff of salt Lake com.
y. Ulah adiudging that proceeds thereof be
applied to tee payment OF the amount found
OF that
defendants and all persons claiming under
them be barred and forecosed OF ali right,
claim or ECU ty ot Redemption In SAID prem.
ises; that plaintiff have u deficiency Judgment
against said defendants, and TOR other relief
SAID premises being described ~ situated IN
Salt Lake CITY, salt Lake Countv, tate OF
Utah. to-wit: Lots 9. 10 aud ~. In 'llock l. in
Perkins Addition to salt LAKE CITY utHh,
same being subdivision of Lots z, and IN
Block IL. Five Acre Pat "a" Big Field EUR.
yey.
And you are hereby notified that II you fail
TO appear and answer the said complaint as
above required. the SAID plaintiff wi spply 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 and for the
(sEAL) state of Utah, this 10th day of De
cember, in tho year or our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and
ninety seven.
DAVID @ DUNBAR, CLERK.
BY AZ. NJ. LOGAN, Deputy CLERK.
BoorH, LEE ~ GRAY, Lawyers, Rooms 500.
boi Auerbach Buil1ing, salt Lake Guy. Utah,
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE..
Cow POINT MiSiNo AND MILLING Co

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT At
IN aregular meeting of the board Of tifee
t,rs OF the above CORPORATION held at tbe o1te
OF thn secretary. Room ?h3 civ and County
ment Of two and onc.half (e},) mills yer SHARE
was levied on he cspital stock of this corpora
ton payable on or before March llsI, 1875 10
L'Durn /; rai m, hoero,ary OF ,ns 9ompag
stock upon which this assessment may re'
main unpaid on said 2lst day of March, rs.
Will be delinquent and will be Advertised for
sale at public auction, and sold on May .ant
1873, al O'Clock y. m. at the above mentioned
office to pay the delinquent asses montto-
rether with the cost of advertising and Ell
penses Of sale.
LlLBURN r. PALMER, Secretary.
salt Lake city. Utah. January 18th, lsss
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-02-17

Lead Mining " Mining Company.
NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ undersigned l. &. Trent. that on he
Slst day OF December. $50 j. II. Bacon axe.
cuted and delivered his pronisO note. dated
on that date 10 said Trent, by which he s,id
Bacon. promised 10 pay to the order OF ssId
Trent Si22B, i.lt0 Dollars one venr after DAT.
and interest thereon from date at tho rate on
per cent per mum At the ONCE Of SAID
Bacon ia SAT- La tity. Utah: and That IA
security for the payment Of said note aid
Bacon on said Sst day OF December 10,
caused 10 be pledged nud transferred into ihs
name of and de ivefed TO sad Trent SAID His
shnreA OF the capital stock Of SAID nAlloaA
Lark Gold, liver X Lead Mining 4 Milling
Company, covered ana evirenccd BY ert1
cate No 40. with power and AUTHORITY In SD
Trent, upon the non. phym cnt Of SAID noie "a
sell said shares of stock at pub ic pucuon b
the hiRhest bidder for cash and apply Ina
proc eds thereof TO the payment of sald noie
Now therefore Az said note l. due snd 10
part thereof bas been paid, /, the undersigued
said Trent. the holder of sad no,e, vii u
accordance with the terms and conditions o.
sad n1te and enid pledge therein. on MOpday
the sist day of january, 1895. Mt the ehst iror,
door Of Walker Brothers' Rank, corner 81
East Temple and Second south streets. IN sAli
AXE City. Utah. NJ u O'Clock noon ortbat
DAY, sell at public auction to Tho highest BIZ.
der for each. Lawful money of the United
states, said shares of stock or so much iagec.
as may be necessary TO pay said note.
l. q TRENT
Dated January 25th, 1893
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sHERiFt's SALE.
In the District Court, County of Salt Lake
State of Utah
Brown Eas,mond. plaintiff,

Ellzabeth Brown Ehstmonu. IIalnuH,
Wa
julius Thompson rink W. lngersOll, san
axe city, y municipal 'corpof alton. anu
Lulu Penn lingo soil. defendants.
RIO BE SOLD AT sHEklst's SALE On
4 Thursday, the ard day OF March. lsi',
Mt l O'Clock noon OF said day at toe west
front door of the County Court House, IN me
city OF salt ihke. County OF sat Lake, state
OF tab, the following des 'nbed properly,
situate. lying and being in salt Lake city, sht
Lake County. state OF Utah. and being Aloi
block forty six 90 IN Plat 30" eat Lake
city survey. and alto commencing AZ .no
north Get corner OF said block forty six tol'
in Plat &C." salt Lake City survey and run,
ning thence west tour "a rods more or Iets
to fence. thence south along shi
fence forty.four go rods more or less 70 we,
end OF fence. thence east along the me o.
said fence forty -four go rods more or less 70
point on n liHe of SAID felce directly sprti
from the southeast corner Of SAID block iory'
six (iBi sfore said. thence north four " fou,,
thence west uforty 40 rods. thence nofIh
forty t4O) rods 10 the place OF Deglnnlns,
Purchase price payable III lawful money OF
the United States. ,,,,,,
sheriff of alt Lake County, uiin
By JoHN MoNTGoMRRY JH.. Deputy shern,
Dated at -alt Lake City, Utah, this 4ih uayo Oh
February. ISIS ,,.s
ISAAC Nj. wADpEIL. Attorney for Plainhh,
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notice TO CREDITORS.


Estate of samuel II Parker Deceased.
NoTIOE IS HEREBY GIVEN ny nm
= undersigned, administrators of tba
estate OF samuel II. Pnrscr. decoas d i,'
exhibit them wrh the necessary ynucbers
within ten months after the first publcallon
OF TINS notice to tho said Hdminlstrators Al
their residence a, Tsylors,iiIe, liz The COUNT
of salt Lake. Utah.
Lated December L. 1895.
WILLIAM 'AHkER.
W LIAM z PARKER.
Administrators of the Estate of Samnel n
farkor. neceasnd
lsAAo Nj. wApDnLL, Attorney for Estate